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

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 Is this the Internal Medicine office? This is Bob Maas requesting a consult for an elevated serum porcelain level. University Hospital, the Ivory Towers of the In- diana University Medical Center, houses some of today's finest medical minds within its hallowed halls. As students, we shook in our boots before starting rotations at the mecca. Many thoughts raced through our minds, such as, How can we possibly recognize zebras when we are being trampled by horses? Consequently, we became very adept at making the first wild thought that popped into our head sound reasonable(?) to the questioning staff. But we learned as we rotated through the various services that, although the work was hard, the les- sons were invaluable. 25 Ivory Towers of University Hospital.

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The climb is continual in the quest for medical knowledge and understanding. Linda Huck and Maryann Knesevich meet in a shady spot of the University Hospital courtyard. A beer and a little imagination might help, ponders Sue Bevins. Guaranteed to change your hair style in two easy treatments. The lost shall be found. 24

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Regenstrief Health Center houses many sub-specialty outpatient clinics which serve the Indianapolis community. Kerry Herdt examines a young patient under the guidance of Dr. Wilson. Many hours of student work were performed at Wi- shard Memorial Hospital and its outpatient depart- ments in the Regenstrief Health Center. These build- ings offered one the experiences of working with the ordinary, but nonetheless important, people. This ex- perience enlarges one's fcope of medical care. Who will ever forget the clamor of the Regenstrief lobby, the Saturday knife and gun club meeting in the ER, the long awaited 9:30 supper, the frustrating 2 AM IV call, or the occasional quiet nights of pool in Sunshine Hall? 26 Another hectic day on call for Joe Voelker and Paul Vessely.