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

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And I wanted a nose job! (those are the beaks) Flight for life. 29 LaRue Carter, a nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.

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For a relaxing vacation, try the VA Spa. Your best bet, hire a Vet. The Indianapolis VA, flaghospital of the midwest, was full of frustration for the eager student who spent more time fighting with the system than fighting disease. Here we became acquainted with gomers and learned the rules of The House Of God. LaRue Carter's residents were prime examples of how the intricate pathways of the mind can become short-circuited and leave someone in a world of their own. When the stories our patients told us began to make sense, we knew the time had come to move on. What do you mean, three months of medicine at the VA? 28

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 Brace yourself. Mom. Many people touched our lives during medical school. With each rotation we developed special skills that enabled us to relate with others. The hours of seemingly endless tasks prepared us to be the physicians of tomorrow. We are slowly gaining confidence in our abilities to evaluate and diagnose illnesses appropriately. Each of us will always carry our own special memories of these past years: the friends, the patients, the laughter and the tears. What do you mean, a dollar a day? Susie DeCamp laughs as she takes Dan Eggleston's money. 30 Parting thoughts and a reminder for all time.