Indiana University School of Medicine - Caduceus Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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One-hundred-seventy-eight strong came to Indianapolis in the late summer of 1975. We were full of aspirations, reservations, dreams and schemes, fears and tears. We met Mr. Sears the first day in Micro lecture — the first AND LAST patient we saw all year. Dr. Sawyer warned us. Dr. Gibson fathered us. Dr. Shellhamer astounded us. Weekends didn't exist, because quizzes were on Monday mornings. The politicians and the freaks, the jocks and the muckrakers, the white coats and the bookworms made up a larger group that united behind one common goal — SURVIVING. Our second year we were integrated with the folks from the regional centers, and the third year we were all here to begin the wards. There are memories we would never give up, and memories we will never be able to give up. Whether or not you liked it, Indianapolis has been a large influence on your life. Hopefully the pictures on these two pages and in this book will remind you of something funny, or sad, or mad — but at least something. 17