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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1987 volume:

CADUCEUS 1987 Indiana University School Of Medicine INDY Indianapolis was the back-drop for our educational experiences at Indiana University School of Medicine. Some of us had four years to experience the city, while others had only two. And for those who grew up here, it was simply “home. There is no doubt that the night spots were the most popular attrac- tions. We needed places to vent the frustrations and hostilities that built up during those long days. The beginning years saw us in Broad Ripple and Cast- leton frequenting such spots as the Vogue. Rosa Carona’s. TGI Fri- day's. The Corner Wine Bar. and Pawnbrokers.” Although these spots were and are still popular, a new scene emerged that was a little closer to the medical cen- ter. The revitalization of the downtown area offered many new places to relax. Names that will live in infamy in- clude. Sports. Ike Jonesey's. Shaboom's. the Elbow Room.” and The Common Market.” The new downtown also provided us with a multitude non-party places to spend our free time.” The opening of Union Station was probably one of the best things that could have happened. Right: Hyatt Regency lobby in downtown India- napolis. Below: the Soldier’s Sailor's Monu- ment at Christmas Below right: Downtown In- dianapolis from the medical center. Above: The U S. Clay Courts held at the Indianapo- lis Sports Center Right: I wanna fly jets! Below: 1984 Olympic Basketball Team vs. the NBA All- Stars. Hoosier Dome. IUMC Ahh, the Med. Center! Over half of us were lucky enough to spend all four glorious years there, while the other half spent only two. Who could forget those nice, plush, comfortable chairs in MS 326? Many of us still sport scars from blisters acquired there from wig- gling to find a comfortable position. Those first few months were spent learning the other students' names that were next to you in the alphabet. Any hope of finding a spare moment of free time was quickly snuffed out by Micro and Biochem. We soon learned that Dr. Bauer did indeed create apathy! Anatomy. Histo. Physio. Neuroana- tomy and the ever-popular Psych soon followed. The philosophy of P = MD was very prevalent. There were those who moved into MERP or Butler Library for the duration. Class notes made this way of studying very tempting. Intra- murals added a great outlet for pent- up emotions. Right: All work and no play makes Jack a very thin boy!! Below: Chiel Complaint: splitting headache! Below Right: I still wanna fly jets!” Sophomore year saw a move to that bastion of comfort — Emerson Hall. The padded chairs were almost too much to take! The padding made it all the more difficult to remain awake through Pharmacology. Path, and In- troduction to Medicine. The dog labs stirred up controversy between stu- dents and faculty and also between students themselves. We also got a peek at the wards — History-taking and Physical Diagnosis. Some took seeing real patients as a shock while others were naturals at it. Junior year — need we say more? This offered all of us the opportunity to actually “care” for patients. The fields of Medicine. OB GYN. Psych. Neuro. Peds, Surgery, and the Surgical Sub- specialties were all explored. To many students’ dismay, however, this oc- cured to varying degrees. For some it offered numerous rewarding experi- ences while for others it was a never- ending battle to keep their heads above water. “Fear of the peer. as well as fear of the Resident and the Staff often got in the way of finding enough time to read and actually learn the art of medicine. We thought we had acquired enough knowledge on which to base our selection of senior electives and an eventual career. Senior year was definitely a long- awaited relief from the first two years, and especially junior year! Some have likened it to finding an oasis in the Sa- hara. Most of us spent senior year find- ing out that we didn't really want to do what we thought we did. or that we wanted some variation on a theme. The Dean's Office was kept busy with change of elective forms. We finally be- gan to believe that it was all worth it and prepared to go out and face the real world! Top: I U Hospital (alias White Castle ) bastion of neutropenia. Middle: MS 326 — need we say more? Bottom: The original Riley Hospital for Children. Our class is filled with such charac- ters! There were few people in the Class of 1987 who found it difficult to have a good time. As we have said before, the night spots were always a good place to find members of the class. The Vogue was a frequented nightclub due to groups such as “Duke Tomato and his all-star frogs and “The Henry Lee Summer Band. Let js not forget the infamous Dr. Bop who performed at many of the school dances much to the dismay of the owners of the establishments (i.e. Mu- rat Shrine). Class parties like the Halloween par- ty were always big hits. The costumes were always unique and certainly never boring! The Christmas Dance was al- ways well-attended, especially by “Dr. Bop! Top Left: the Vogue in Broad Ripple. Top Right: Cathy Herod shows her true colors. Lett: Catwoman and Mr. T alias Nina Fukunaga and Eric Young. While many of us went elsewhere for entertainment, a few of us dared to be different. Late during our sophomore year, a new group made its appear- ance on the Indianapolis scene. Put together from the best talent from around this great country of ours, the Kluver-Bucey Band arose to stardom! The name was so perfect — a little- known psychiatric disorder that drove its victims to derive sexual pleasure from inanimate objects! Who will ever forget the heart-stopping beat of drummer Rick Robertson, the titilating keyboards of Jamal Hakim, the melo- dious guitars of Ben Begley. Joel Hoff- man. and Dave Miller, and that canary voice of Tom Sevier? Top Left: Jon Finley flashes his lace panties and. what a profile! Top Right: Ike Jonesy's — a favorite downtown night spot Right: The Kluver- Bucey Band: left to right — Ben Begley. Joel Hoffman. Rick Robertson. Tom Sevier. Dave Miller, and Jamal Hakim. Top: Wyoming. Summer 1984. Left to right Erik Tomusk. Brent Pennington. Pete McDonald. Left: Steve Tilmans and John DeSanto take a break in Breckenridge. Colorado. December 1984, Below: Eric Young caught in a rare mo- ment. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE INDIANA UNIVERSITY TO THE CLASS OF 1987 OFFICE OF THE DEAN Fcsler Hall 302 1120 South Drive Indiana L’niver ity Medical Center Indianapoiis. Indiana 46223 t3171 274-8157 The very best part of being Dean of this medical school is watching people develop. Your class is particularly important to me. You are the first ones I have watched as Dean throughout your entire experience here. Each of you has achieved more than you might have thought possible. Each of you is now prepared to move on to your next level of development with confidence. You have a great opportunity and responsibility to excel in whatever field of medicine you desire, and the future will need the best you can give — to patients, to each other and to society. New physicians of this decade will have a chance and an obligation to guide society through more difficult choices than any other group of the past or perhaps the future. Consequently, do not hesitate to engage in the debates society will have. You futures, the future course of the profession, and the future course of society depend upon the wisdom you will bring to the solution of the ethical issues facing us all — some known, some yet unknown. You have worked hard; keep it up; it’s worth the effort. The School wishes you well, I wish you well. We look forward to our continued association and the guidance an involved alumni group can provide. Best wishes for your future. Walter J. Daly. M.D. Dean Dear Colleagues, CONGRATULATIONS: The event of medical school graduation is evidence to society of the competency and skill you have acquired to serve our fellow man. It acknowledges your discipline and ability to learn and to apply. The inner sentiments of your sense of duty, service and Truth is important. It is to that spirit that I hope you will continually listen and be guided by! God bless. Best wishes. Keep in touch. Sincerely Yours, James E. Carter, M.D. Associate Dean Student and Curricular Affairs To: The Class of 1987 It has been said that being a physician is, at its best, intellectually challenging, emotionally rewarding, and socially esteemed. The development of a college graduate into a physician is one of the most exciting transfor- mations a human being can experience. I am pleased to have had a small part in contributing to your transformation. The exciting part of any profession is the transfer of skills, knowledge, and philosophy of life to the next generation. I encourage you to take this responsibility seriously so that the graduates over the intervening years will benefit from your education. It has been my pleasure working with you and I wish you continued success in your learning and practice. Sincerely, Fred L. Ficklin, Ed.D. Assistant Dean 2 BASIC SCIENCES Clockwise from below: (1) Dr. Hubbard his specimens (2) Linda Bruns-Burns Michele Cattellier The Free Radicals at Sophomore dress-up day (3) Judy Rose illustrates the technique o digital nasal inspection (4) Mary Weber Mark Ogle — destined tor Psychiatry! (5) MS 326 need we say more?! 3 Clockwise from right: (1) Uh Dr VandenBerge? (2) Dr. Willis describes those drugs! (3) Larry Wuest caught in the act (4) Rubor el Tumor cum Calore el Dolare! Paris Roach. John Roberts. Pat Rankin. Judy Rose (5) Micro Group front row left-to-righi: Jim Fix. Robin Hadley-Ledyard. Debbie Fisher. Nina Fukunaga. Middle row Gary Getteltinger. Jamal Hakim. Joel Hoffman. Tim Hanrahan. Cathy Herod, and Mary Davis. Back row: Sam Heiser, Deb Sanders, and Gene Flick. 4 Clockwise from above: (i) Send all Psych consulis to these two! (2) Larry Walsh. Wendy Toplis Gene Flick (3) The late Dean Sheiihamer does what he enjoyed most (A) Mary Farrington Debbie Fisher (5) Cathy Herod can't get enough ol MS 326! (6) Rick Robertson gives his Biochem lecture on Ethanol intake derived from wild grapes. 5 Clockwise from above: (1) Mike Smith lectures to a packed house (2) Jenny Simpson — the future’s so bright — I gotta wear shades! (3) Greg Maupin at Sophomore dress-up day (4) Just another Physro lab at the Northwest Center! (5) Cathy Herod interviews Or. DeMeyer (6) John Pritchard Janalyn Phegley just love Micro lectures! Clockwise from below: (I) Gunner Jim Rossiter (2) Tina Drummond (3) Kristine Wills (4) Cathy Herod Nina Fukunaga as pin 'com'-a virus and Bee-cell (5) Scott Robinson shows a natural ability (or keeping his tie out o( the K-Y (6) Maryann Gillrgan. Donms Patton Cathy lang-Bain cure that dog! (7) Judy Rose — pure concentration! 7 CLINICAL Clockwise from above: (1) Gary Gettelfinger surrounded by today’s technology (2) One of Riley's Jewels discovers his heartbeat (3) Sheila Gamache. Kristin Newby. Melinda Waitt. and Teri Stanton model their white coats (4) Jeff Chiides watches a heart catheterization (5) The amazing Dr. Grosfeld in action. 8 mmm Clockwise from above: (1) Physical diagnosis group: Joe LaRosa. Chuck Dietzen. Dr. Debranin. Greg Smith. John DeSanto (2) Mark Ogle checking those EKG intervals (3) Dr. Childress grills Duane Birky on his EKG interpretation (4) Kriss Ernsting and Janalyn Phegley moonlight at St. Francis E.R while Candi watches (5) Lou Guckien her Medicine Intern (6) Senior year Wishard Medicine team — Hawaiian day (7) Fran Decker. Dave Wilson. Bryan Perkins Kriss Ernsting model next to the VA monolith. 9 Clockwise from above: (l) Jane Bridges cuddles a premie in the Dominican Republic (2) Steve Reed auscultates those gallups! (3) Tim Nussbaum reading films at Methodist (4) Michele Catellier charting at St. Francis E.R (5) One of those loveable Riley kids! (6) Janalyn Phegley hard at work Clockwise from above: (!) Ben Begley hard at work at Methodist, and (2) telling a nurse (his wife) who's boss in this hospital! (3) Deb Sanders gams the trust of yet another unsuspecting patient (4) Donnis Patton reads EKG's at Methodist (5) The perfusionists were always a load of laughs! (6) David Snyder shows his Dad. a doc. around University Hospital 11 REGIONAL CENTERS BLOOMINGTON Clockwise from above: (1) Tom Fran Barb Schroeder discuss the finer points of I U. basketball strategy (2) Russ Kelly shows what kind of behavior won him the hand of Miss Gardner. (3) Bob Stauffer models for the new edition of Grant's Atlas ol Anatomy. (4) Fnjoying the jacuzzi are (clockwise from lower left) Hiroko Noda. Bob Stauffer. Linda Dennis. Farid Sabet-Sharghi. Jeff Easley. Dave Bomaiaski. Sue Bomalaski. Kim Ellis and Zach Ellis. 12 EVAnSVILLE TOM ANDRES ANNE HACKMAN TIM HANNON STEVE KOEWLER CLOVIS MANLEY BRENT MOHR KEVIN NEESE LISA PATTERSON MITCH SPAHN ERIC WEIDENBENER (No Photographs Received) TERRE HAUTE Above: Front row lofi-lo-righi Mike Roper. Cathy Lang-Bam. Randy Stevens. Nancy Lambert. Donnis Patton. Middle row left-tonight: Frank Holloway. Knss Ernsting. Dave Hilton. Dave Johnson. David Bam. Chris Meiloh Back row — left-to-right: Jerry Cooper. Maryann GiHigan. Randy Burton. Above: “I'm High On Haute! Left-tonight: David Bam. Randy Burton. Jerry Cooper. Randy Stevens. Mike Roper. Chris Meltoh. Above: Truck Dnvm' Women Lofl-to-nght Cathy Lang-Bam. Knss Ernstmg. Maryann GiHigan. Debbie Davis. Donnis Patton. Above: Cathy Lang-Bam and Maryann GiHigan enjoy playing with their dog in Physiology lab. TERRE HAUTE....The name says it all! Known as the Mecca of higher medical education, these pictures illus- trate the high-level intensity exhibited by the Terre Haute students on a day-to-day basis. Left: ‘THE EXAM Patient: Dave Hilton. Competent examiner Jerry Cooper Randy Stevens looks on with apprehension. LAFAYETTE Clockwise from above: (1) Front — Julie Halberg. Linda Bresnahan. Sheila Gamache. Daria Schooler. Rebecca Estes. Kristen Newby. Tori Stanton. Melinda Waitt Back Jim Francoeur. John DeSanto. Steve Tilmans. Greg Smith. Charles Dietzen. Doug Whikehart. Joe LaRosa. Jon Ortman. (2) Jon Ortman gets cozy with Dr Miller. (3) Greg Smith in Breckenridge. Colorado. December 1984. (4) Greg Smith and Steve Tilmans enjoy the Christmas dance. (5) Joe LaRosa and Steve Tilmans talk to Drs Wagner and Miller. (6) Sophomores meet freshmen at the Wigwam.” home of Joe LaRosa and Greg Smith MUriClE Clockwise from above: (1) The Muncie gang ready to take on the world! (2) Mrs. Witty shortly after donning her new last name. (3) Mark Davisson. Jeff Chiides and Neal Coleman discover the stethoscope.” (4) Steve Hornak drinks from his favorite subject in anatomy. (5) Charlie Tribbett is amazed at how many sandwiches Peter Voss can eat. (6) Lynn Witty and Kathy McCailister toast the Class of '87! 16 NORTHWEST Above: front row. left-to-right: Dawn Sabau. Susan Asdell and Bryon Stephens. Second row. left-to-right: M. Pate. Jett Hott. Todd Troll. Duane Birky. Doug DeWire. and Scott Thomas. Third row. left-to-right Elaine Edmonds. Keith Aidred. Eric Knoll. Jett Olio. Jett Warner. Phil Krause. Clockwise from above: (1) Christine and master Duane Birky. (2) Who. me worry'’! (3) The Griffith Gunners (4) Chain massage! (5) Suzarill! (6) Oh Nooooo! SOUTH BETiD Clockwise from Left: (1) Two years under the watchful eyes of Mother Mary (2) Pharmacology class — what clean cut kids! (3) Christmas Party at Noble Romans. 1983. What a relief after the anatomy final! Tom. Larry. Patti. Andy. Ed. and Carlyle all look pretty excited. (4) Physical Diagnosis group: Patti Yast. Kevin Gerig. David A. Smith. David M. Smith. Dr. Dunfee. and Ed Boyts (5) Physical Diagnosis group: Jim Gardner. Dr. Mitchell. Carlyle Schlabach. Lou Guckien. Jay Piatek. Larry Allen (6) Jim and Lou shoot some hoops at Dr. Troeger's house. ifl FORT WAYNE ERIC BEIER MATT HELLER SUZANNE LOPEZ MARK O'SHAUGHNESSY CHARLES PAINE MIKE PRICE STEVE REED CHRIS TREMPER (No Photographs Received) FACULTY Dr. Peter Roach — Biochemistry Dean Daly Dr. Glenn Moak — Golden Apple winnor! Dean Carter Dean Lukemeyer Dean Ficklin Dr. John Schmedtje — Histology 21 Dr. “Humean® Harris — Biochemistry Dr. Blevins — Anatomy Dr. Friedman — Physiology 22 Dr. Vix — Radiology Dr. Fitzgerald — Pods Gl Dr. Kubek — Neuroanatomy Dr. Peterson — Nouroanatomy 23 The late Dean Robert Shellhamer — Anatomy Dr. Alan Fischer — Family Medicine 24 Dr. Hull — Pathology Dr. Pless — Pathology 25 Dr. Joe Christian — Chairman, Genetics Dr. Ralph Jersild — Histology Dr. Powoll — Medicine, and Dr. Smedtjo — Histology Dr. James Dillon — Emergency Medicine Dr. Brian O’Connor — Anatomy Dr. Sherry Queener — Pharmacology Dr. Arthur Norins — Dermatology 27 Dr. Charles Blevins — Anatomy Top: Tom Sinatra Sevier Upper left — left- lo-right: Steve Pfeifer. Nina Fukunaga. 8rian Lee. and Troy Troeger-Bergin enjoy beer pool- side. Upper right: Mark Ogle and friend - an- archy doesn’t get much better than this! Left front row left-to-right: Chris Leagre. Andy McDonagh. Sony Martinez. Sony’s sister? Suzie Lopez. Judy Rose. Back row — left-to-right: Mi- chael Kane. Debbie Madura. Mike Malczewski. Diana Lunn. and Tom Sevier. Clockwise from above: (1)Le1t-to-right: Bob Falender. Mary Farnngton. and Rick Robertson — check out that earnng! (2) Jamal Hakim and Rick Robertson Jammin ! (3) Monica Joyner enjoys the party (4) Mary O'Connor lookin' cool! (5) The boys with brass — Jim Christenson. Dave Snyder. Peter Frechette, and John Wilson. (6) John David- son makes his bass smg 29 Clockwise from top left: (1) Dave Hoover and a member of his harem. (2) lelt-to-righi: Cami Buddemeier. Eric Young, Chris Leagre. Martha Steigmeyer. and Mary O'Connor hog the beer (3) Dave Clark and Jenny Simpson soak up the sun. (4) Jeff Macke. Rick Weidenbener. Tom Andres, and Mitch Spahn showing their credentials. (5) Bruce and Allison Donaldson looking relaxed. (6) The Roberts enjoy one of Rick Robertson's wine-tasting parties. 30 Clockwise from above: (1) Eric Young Chris Leagre hit the books (2) Tom. Robin Nina after the ISO 10K run (3) Beth Moore Troy Troeger-Bergm enjoy some brews 4) Peter Cooney contemplates the future (5) Fran Decker, the Defective Retrovirus (6) Ellen Crowe strummin' along the lakeside. 31 Clockwise from above: (I) Mark Viehmann. Sean Vichmann. Mark Tonrter (rank Tomecek head lor Lake Michigan (2) Kurt (3) Check out those whiskers! (4) Anita. Gina. Rick Dean Beckman seem to be enjoying themselves (5) Jenny Scott discuss Remy Pannier (6) The Terre Haute Crew 12 Clockwise from above: (1) The Jolly Green Giants meet the Arabs at the Halloween party (2) Dan Krach. Gina Huhnke her husband enjoy a day ol boating (3) Anita Spitz. Alan Bercovitz Steve Pfeifer flex their muscles (4) Janalyn Pheglcy Shari Owen-Cummms enjoy their 10th glass of wine (5) Puttin' on the Ritz! (6) Sony Martinez Judy Rose — the best of friends JJ Clockwise from above: (1) Wayne Lennington. Mike Malczewski. Nina Fukunaga. Chris Leagre Anita Spitz ready for some V-ball! (2) Jon Ortman — poetry in motion (3) Barry Krieble Clif Knight with their ladies (4) Our parties — always well stocked! (5) Roachman. Pam Pat Rankin — trashed again! (6) Mario says, you guys throw great parties! Clockwise from above: (1) Volleyball at Walden Apartments (2) Mike gets a thri I (3) Dr. Wirth needs 2 black bags! (A) Count Ward (5) What a couple! (6) R ck Blackburn entertaining the troops (7) Need we say more0 (8) The dynamic duo (9) Sandy Morgan Gary Brazel sit next to the caffeine god THE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS Above: Prepared to tackle the Wishard Wards are Mitch Spahn, Beth Moore. Jett Macke. Scott Riddell. Eric Knoll. Duane Birky. Ruth Chu. and Barry Krieble. Right: Brian Ward models his outfit for after-hours pathology specimen retrieval. Larry D. Allen Thomas E. Andres 2k Eric G. Beier A Susan M. Asdcll Robert L. Bergrcn Keith A. Aldred Mark C. Arvin Alan Bercovitz David R. Bain Richard E. Blackburn Gary P. Brarel Linda S. Bruns Thomas J. Chowaltukunncl $ tiM James C. Christenson David E. Brougher iak Douglas E. Carr Ryoeun Choi Ruth Y. Chu Michele J. Catellier Martin D. Bomalaski ' f Xr V � • , k . r ' Linda K. Brosnahan Leah D. Bryant Okkyong Chaekal Ellen L. Bernard Michael W. Boyer David S. Brokaw Turn! Kamilla J. Buddemeir Jeffrey L. Childes Duane L. Birky Edward W. Boyts Kurt D. Bottles Jane M. Bridges Nancy L. Bryant Stephen P. Champion 37 Neal E. Coleman Sheila D. Cook Peter S. Cooney James E. Davis Jerald L. Cooper Mary M. Davis David W. Clark John G. Crabill 4 Scott D. Curry John L. Davidson Rebecca S. Davis ( I C IJi Mark E. Davisson Linda J. Dennis Janice T. DeSanto John A. DeSanto Mark T. Destache Douglas M. Dewire 38 Daniel M. Dietel Christina C. Drummond Elaine S. Edmonds Melanie A. Eichhorn Zach M. Ellis Kristen L. Ernsting Robecca Estes Robert H. Falender Mary L. Farrington Michael N. Fenner Jon C. Finley Pamela E. Fadul 39 Nancy J. Forcior Carol K. Fosso C. James Francoeur Thomas A. Franz Marv A. Frazer Nancy Forcier says. Rectals can be un! Virginia S. Gardner Maryann C. Gilligan Robin S. Hadley Gary L. Gettelfinger Lou A. Guckien Jamal A. Hakim Andrew J. Giammona , V Anne M. Hackman Julie A. Halberg Tom Franz drums up tuition money in Bloomington A Matthew W. Heller Catherine L. Herod David K. Hilton David W. Hollensbe Y M ' l Hilton M. Hudson Frank B. Holloway � Gina T. Huhnke Tracy R.Ikerd Timothy B. Hanrahan Barbara L. Hodman V Stephen J. Hornak Richard B. Ingersoll Timothy J. Hannon Craig E. Isenhart •11 Brian Lee tries out for Crime Story ai Russell F. Kolly Mark E. Kline Daniel E. Krach Walter S. Langheinrich Joseph A. LaRosa David R. Johnson n Linda S. Jordan Michael W. Kane Eric Y. Knoll Nancy C. Lambert Craig A. Laufer Philip C. Krause James P. Kacedan Harry C. Knight Barry F. Krieble Deborah M. Latimer Monica L. Joyner Judith Keddington Stephon J. Koowler Catherine L. Lang Christopher A. Leagre 42 Jeffrey D. Macke Debra J. Madura Michael A. Mahan Michael C. Malczewski Gunwant S. Mallik Jordan D. Mandel Clovis E. Manley June J. Mannion Robert P. Marske Asuncion F. Martinez Stephen L. Matney Gregory E. Maupin Mary L. Mayer Kathleen J. McCallister Suzy Lopez. Debbie Madura, and Mike Malczewski al Debbie's birthday party Janet S. McCaw 5 % tfh i . Andrew M. McDonagh Peter A. McDonald John B. Meding Michael J. Miller Brent W. Mohr Elizabeth A. Moore John P. Moran James M. Neal Bob Oesteriing keeping immaculate records Robbyn M. Nein Hiroko Noda Jeffrey A. Olio David M. Niersto Mary C. O'Connor Robert J. Oesteriing Mark R. Ogle 44 Scott C. Miethke Sandra H. Morgan Kristin L. Newby Timothy J. Nussbaum Jonathan A. Ortman Mark A. O'Shaughnessy Bryan K. Perkins m li u Roger A. Piatek John C. Ramsey James M. Pawlus Stephen R. Pfeifer Ryan V. Piper I Charles S. Paine Samir A. Patel Shari Owen shows off her new black bag” Steven M. Powell Michael L. Price Patrick E. Rankin Stephen K. Reed Scott V. Riddell Lisa A. Patterson Brent Pennington Janalyn Phegley John C. Pritchard Paris Roach 4- (Oi John R. Roberts, Jr. Scott F. Robinson Thomas L. Sevier Randall J. Shannon Charles T. Shaw Shashi P. Shekhar Rick A. Robertson William M. Roper I James L. Rossiter Barbara M. Schrooder Jennifer O. Simpson Dawn M. Sabu Farid Sabot-Sharghi Lesley M. Scholl 46 David A. Smith III David M. Smith til David B. Snyder Tori L. Stanton Michael A. Smith Anita D. Spitz Bryon J. Stephens Moore raid the keg Michael D. Smith David B. Stuhldrehor Martha Steigmeyer Robert W. Stevenson Gregory L. Smith Mitchell W. Spahn Robert C. Stauffer Kevin E. Smith Franklin L. Spain Martha J. Steigmeyer . Kami Buddemeir Beth William J. Stang Randall L. Stevens Bradley P. Stoner 47 Mark J. Szentes Doris E. Taylor James L. Thomas Scott G. Thomas Anthony S. Tilmans i Frank J. Tomecek Michael P. Tonner Wendy L. Toplis Christine A. Trempcr Charles R. Tribbett Todd C. Troll Eric Vonderohe Troy A. Troeger David Vandorlugt Franky E. Voss We Like Mike our President. Mike Malczcwski Peter M. Voss 4� Erich J. Weidenbcncr Lawrence F. Wuest Howard D. Weinberger David S. Wilson Patricia A. Yast Jeffery A. Yoder o Douglas J. Whikehart '{ Cynthia D. Wirth Marc E. Young Lynn A. Witty Steven L. Zirkelbach NOT PICTURED Patricia A. Brenner Christopher Melloh David H. Soper Floyd R. Burton Kevin D. Neeso Eileen D. Verkamp Peter W. Frechette Brian K. Nichelson Deborah M. Vornasco Kevin D. Gerig Joseph M. Overhage Mark T. Viehmann Stephen E. Hall Carlyle Schlabach IF WE ONLY KNEW THEN . . . Rick Robertson. Doctor-in-trainmg Heeocor's Greg Maupin! age 4 Scott Thomas June Mannion. age 3 Mark O’Shaughnessy Janatyn Phegley — after food again? Susan Asdell. such the party girl! Scoit Miethke. age 1 WHAT WE KNOW NOW! Bob Marske. age 2V Lou Guckien — Go Irish! Jane Budges, right exotropia 51 % s’ FUTURE DOCTORS OF AMERICA? Pete McDonald Duck Suzie Lopez — did you take my scrubs? Dave Holiensbee. age 3 Janalyn Phegley — ain't she cute! Greg Rambo Maupin. age 3 5 2 Mike Miller Knss Ernsting — I want more trauma!” Nancy Lambert, age 6 months Steve Reed, “Make My Day Gary Brazel. his best side Teri Stanton Jim Pawlus Zog ging out Jim Rossiter, age 14 months Dan Dietel Carry your groceries?” Jeff Childes. ago 9 months 53 Stove Reed Omega-3 anyone? Doris Taylor-Austin Scot Curry 24 more years! Rebecca Estes Phil Krause 54 Mike D. Smith, what a protilo! Stovo Koewler I was pagod?! Nina Fukunaga and Pote McDonald Oh to be young and innocont! Gary Brazel truckin' in The Region Cathy Herod Lisa Patterson, age 1 year Steve Champion examining his first patient 55 Mary Ann Gilligan on the move! Hilton Hudson Give me a scalpel! Phil Krause, again Craig Isenhart Linda Bruns-Burns, ER Goddess I Greg Maupin Monica Joyner, Come on over Hilton” 56 Barb Schroeder Kriss Ernsting, ER Goddess II RICK 'S PICKS THE LAST SIP I! really wasn’t that long ago that we sat crowded in the Med. Sci. lecture hall, room 326 hungrily awaiting, with pens in hand, tor those first words of Biochem to be unleashed upon us. Residency was a lifetime away. Learning the volume of material that lay before us was so all-consuming that sometimes simply surviving precluded thinking about the future. And yet somehow, the future is now. Graduation now over, we have survived, and we have friends and memories that will last a lifetime. Doesn’t it sort of amaze you to think of some of your friends as attending physicians in the next few years! So what can I say about wine that has anything to do with all of this? One of my favorite wine experiences is the opportunity to enjoy a very old bottle of wine. For me it is like having a time machine; an opportunity to journey into the past and reflect on one’s own life and the world and be amazed by all that has passed while the wine was laying there waiting to be consumed by you. This experience is denied to most of us because old wines are either unavailable or too expensive. As my final Rick's Picks. I’d like to encourage you. the reader, to buy a bottle of wine today to be consumed ten years from now to celebrate your tenth anniversary of graduation from medical school. You will not only have a rare, expensive and hopefully outstanding bottle of wine, but you will have the opportunity to journey back into your past. You will remember medical school, your friends, and all you have gone through in completing your residency and developing your new fruitful practice. I know ten years from now seems like forever, but so did graduation, remember? The next question is. what to buy? Remember, most wines do not improve with age and if you buy the wrong wine, you can look forward to opening a bottle of brownish, oxidized vinegar, quite a reward for all your patience. I’ll make a few recommendations of best bets that will most likely reward your ten-year wait. Plan on spending as much as S25.00 for the bottle (come on. you're a doctor now) because wines with longer aging potential tend to cost more. My first choice would be the king of red wines — Cabernet Sauvignon. Almost any Cabernet from a top California producer will last ten years. Look especially at the Reserve Cabernets which last even longer. A few examples include: Caymus. Mondavi Regular Reserve. Beringer Reserve. Inglenook Reserve. Sterling Reserve. Kenwood Artist Label. Chateau Montelena. BV Reserve. Clos du Val. and others If you want French Cabernet, a good Bordeaux from the '81. '82. or '83 Vintage should hold well. Ask tor help on this one. since it will be important to buy from a reliable Grand Cru Classe Vineyard. A petite chateau wine may not hold up. There is a Chateau Lynch Rages 1981 in town for $15-20 which should be a solid player The aging potential of Pinot Noir. Zinfandei and some of the big dry white wines like Chardonnay are well known, but there is a great variability between years and producers, so I don't recommend gambling with these. You may prefer a sweet wine. The best of them have a great aging potential. Buy yourself a good Vintage Porto, a French Sauternes. or a sweet late harvest Riesling. Of course there are many other possibilities, and endless special cases, but if you select one of the examples I have given, the odds of your being disappointed in ten years will be minimized. The past four years, even with all of the pain, are four years I wouldn’t trade for anything. I wish each of you happiness, good health, and success m all you do. In Vino Veritas. 57 Becoming A Physician: Ideal Vs. Ordeal By: Pamela Eva Fadul, M.D., Class of 1987 I am pleased to inform you that the Committee on Admissions has voted to offer you a place in the freshman class of Indiana University School of Medicine ... I’m sure most of us remember the day we received our letter of acceptance into medical school — it was probably more memorable than what we were doing the day JFK was shot. It triggered many emotions — pride, relief, elation, eagerness to begin. Once classes started, though, many appeared subdued, apprehensive, and anxious. Why? The stressors inherent in medical education had begun to take effect. Would we be able to master the vast amount of data? How would we react to cadavers, to death? What would the competition be like among the nation’s top two percent? How much in debt would we be after four years? Those and many other questions hovered both consciously and subconsciously. Coping and “surviving would become of paramount importance. During the subsequent four years some students adapted, but many medical students across the nation became cynical, dejected, frightened, depressed, frustrated. Some flunked out or dropped out. the majority of whom were not academically incompetent but. rather, unable to cope with psychosocial and performance pressures. What exactly do students find so stressful? What methods, both adaptive and maladaptive, do they use to cope with those stressors? What support systems do they (or would they like to) utilize? Is there a need for interventional programs? How do students’ personalities and attitudes change during medical school? The paucity of recent research data in those and other similar areas prompted me to approach the late Dr. Nancy Roeske with the idea for a “Well- Being Questionnaire. Together with Dr. Elizabeth Bowman and Ms. Donna Clair, we developed three questionnaires (one for medical students, one for house staff, and one for spouses partners) and obtained permission from the IUPUI Committee on Protection of Human Subjects and the Executive Committee of the Medical School to distribute them on February 1. 1985. A considerable amount of raw data have been generated from the 1.248 returned questionnaires. In addition. 387 spouses partners completed questionnaires. The data are being analyzed in several ways. The late Dr. Roeske wrote a paper entitled “A Study of Anxiety Depression Symptoms and Adaptive Behaviors of Medical Students. House Staff, and Spouse Partners. which was edited and submitted for publication by Dr. Hugh Hendrie, Ms. Clair, and Harry Brittain after Dr. Roeske’s untimely death. Briefly, that paper concluded that a significantly higher proportion of women trainees reported symptoms of anxiety depression than men trainees (41% compared to 27%). This difference between men and women was most marked during residency training the proportion of men reporting anxiety depressive symptoms declined between medical school (33%) and residency (10%). No such decline occured with women (medical students 42%. residents 37%). The year of training appeared to have relatively little effect on the occurence of anxiety depression symptoms for either medical students or house staff. Marriage appeared to confer some protection against symptoms of anxiety depression for house staff but not for medical students. The five major adaptive behaviors of anxious depressed medical students and house staff, as reported in the paper cited above, are listed in Table 1. Coping mechanisms differed between men and women, with women demonstrating more support-seeking behavior, more excessive eating, more smoking, more seeing movies. Sexual activity was the only behavior reported more frequently by male medical students than females. A surprisingly high number of medical students (81.13% of the sample) and house staff (25,11% of the sample) reported having suicidal thoughts at least some of the time. Thirty-four percent of spouse partners of medical students and 24% of spouse partners of house staff reported anxiety depressive symptoms. I have been analyzing students’ responses to questions dealing with their major concerns, their perception of the medical center environment, their attitudes regarding faculty and physicians, and the changes in their personalities and plans during medical school. It is beyond the scope of this report to list and discuss all the results, but I will give you some of the highlights (complete results will be published at a later date). Table 2 summarizes the results obtained when students were asked to indicate their degree of concern regarding 12 items ranging from academic and clinical pressures to personal areas. Understandably, academic clinical pressures were of most concern to medical students. Over 50% were also very much concerned about the strain medical education places on personal relationships and family, and the problem of fatigue. Physical health, mental emotional health, and a feeling of isolation also seemed to concern a great number of students. It is interesting to see how the year of medical school training affects students’ major concerns. The perception of excessive competition, while only of major concern to 29% of all students, peaked in the sophomore year at 41%. The feeling of ambivalence about becoming a doctor peaked in the third year with 30% of juniors indicating they were very much concerned about it. Perceived lack of faculty support and psychological harassment intimidation became more of a concern as students progressed in training, peaking in the senior year at 33% and 35% respectively. Medical students' perceptions of the medical center environment were generally positive. Many students indicated that the climate was conducive to learning most of the time (59%). and that the program was responsive to the needs of women (52%) and minorities (47%). Of those who had obtained academic assistance (17% had strongly felt the need for assistance). 54% strongly recommended it to others. Nevertheless. 53% felt powerless to change the medical education process. Sixty-five percent of all students felt that it was very easy or easy to talk to other students about professional concerns; however, only 31 % could talk easily to other students about personal concerns. As would be expected, many students indicated that they had inadequate time for reflecting on school and their personal lives (45%). and 48% rarely or never had adequate time for non- medical activities. In addition. 37% resented the demands of medical school which took them away from their families. Responses to seven of the questions revealed some of the attitudes regarding faculty and physicians. Fifty-one percent of all students felt that the faculty were responsive to students’ needs. In addition. 37% indicated that the faculty usually provide good role models. Nevertheless, the great majority of students said that they found it difficult to talk to faculty members about personal (83%) and professional (54%) concerns, and fully 44% did not feel that there was a faculty advocate to whom they could go to if they had a complaint about medical school. With regard to physicians in general. 45% answered that their premedical ideas about physicians have changed due to their experiences in medical school, and 29% said that their respect for physicians has actually decreased. Many more topics need to be explored using the same data base. For example, it would perhaps be valuable to compare those who indicated that they were depressed or anxious much or most of the time with those who completed medical school and residency without signs of undue stress. Drug and alcohol abuse is another area of much interest. Information from the house staff and spouse partner questionnaires would also be examined more thoroughly. So. what have we gained so far from the Well-Being Questionnaire? First, and perhaps most important. I believe we have made an important effort to raise the consciousness of the students, residents, faculty, and significant others. Only after recognizing and defining the problem areas can we promote a psychologically and physically healthy way to approach and survive the rigors of such a demanding professional training program. Moreover, it is a well known fact that physicians have a much higher incidence than the general population of suicide, depression, drug abuse, drinking problems, and divorce. If we can promote well-being early in medical school, perhaps we can decrease the number of physicians who later become impaired. Finally, the results from the Well-Being Questionnaire are pertinent not only to Indiana University but to medical students, house staff, and medical educators throughout the nation. As you know. Indiana University is one of the largest medical schools in the United States and its demographic composition is very similiar to that of the other medical schools. I would like to thank all those who assisted me. TABLE 2 Items of Very Much Concern to Medical Students TABLE 1 Five Major Adaptive Behaviors of Anxious Depressed Medical Students and House Staff by Sex Medical Students House Staff ITEM % OF ALL Females Females STUDENTS 1. Seek Support 80% 1. Seek Support 91% 1. Academic Clinical Pressures 78% 2. Take Time Off 71 2. Caffeinated Beverages 74 2. Relationship Family Concerns 59 3. Caffeinated Beverages 69 3. Get Extra Sleep 74 3. Fatigue 57 4. Get Extra Sleep 62 4. Withdraw 65 4. Physical Health 47 5. Watch T.V. 59 5. Read non-medical 57 5. Mental Emotional Health 46 literature 6. Isolation 39 Males Males 7. Excessive Competition 29 8. Lack of Faculty Support 24 1. Watch T.V. 68% 1. Caffeinated Beverages 63% 9. Ambivalence about becoming an M.D. 22 2. Take Time Off 66 2. Watch T.V. 56 10. Psych. Harassment intimidation 22 3. Seek Support 61 3. Daydream 56 11. Lack of Peer Support 11 4. Sexual Activity 61 4. Withdraw 56 12. Sexual Harassment intimidation 4 5. Exercise 61 5. Seek Support 50 59 MATCH DAY March 18. 1987 — a long awaited day! Clockwise from above: (1) The Methodist ER goddesses — Kriss Ernsting. Gina Huhnke Lmda Bruns-Burns (2) Methodist Path goddess Michele Caterer her husband (3) Beth Moore. Troy Troeger-Bergin. Lou Guckien. Rick Blackburn. Mary O'Connor 6 Susan Asdell (4) Dave Stuhldreher. Scott Robmson Frank Hotloway discuss IU Basketball (5) Lmda Bryant Lou Guckien — quietly crocked. W) KOH Clockwise from above: (i) Joe DeCamp discusses radiology with janalyn Phegley-Ferguson (2) Nice outfit Judy! (3) Frank Holloway pigs out (4) Russ Kelly sits and wonders about it all (5) Dr. Mrs. Stephens headed for St. Francis! Clockwise from above: (I) Dave. Rick Rick. Jim. Dan Steve ready to take on the i nks! (2) Joe Jill DeCamp enjoy the relief (3) Everyone discusses where they're going (4) Steve Pfeifer - what form! (5) Wayne. Bob Jim Chris glad to have it over with! (6) The food table was emptied quickly CLASS OF 1987 RESIDENCY APPOINTMENTS Aldred, Keith Allen Allen, Larry Dale Andres, Thomas Edward Arvin, Mark Curtis Asdell, Susan Marie Bain, Catherine Louise Bain, David Ross Begley, Benjamin William Beier, Eric George Bercovitz, Alan Bergin. Troy Troeger Bergren, Robert Leonard Birky, Duane Lewis Blackburn, Richard Everett Bomalaski, Martin David Bottles, Kurt Donald Boyer, Michael Wayne Boyts, Edward William Brazel, Bary Phillip Bresnahan, Linda Kay Bridges, Jane Marie Brokaw, David Scott Brougher, David Eugene Bryant, Leah Diane Buddemeier, Kamilla Jewell Burns. Linda Bruns Burton, Floyd Randell Carr, Douglas Edward Catellier, Michele Joan Chaekal, Okkyong Champion, Stephen Paul Childes, Jeffery Lee Choi, Ryoeun Chowattukunnel. Thomas J. Christenson, James Clarence Chu, Ruth Yu Clark, David William Coleman, Neal Edgar Cooney, Peter Sean Cooper, Jerald Lee Crabill, John Gregory Crowe, Ellen Louise Cummins, Shari Owen Curry. Scott David Davidson, John L.. Jr. Davis, James Eugene Davis, Rebecca Sue Davisson, Mark Edward DeCamp, Joseph Richard Decker, Frances Louise Dennis, Linda Jean Univ TX Southwestern, Dallas, TX Cook County Hospital, Chicago, IL Univ of Louisville. Louisville, KY Indiana Univ Med Center. Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls. IN St Vincent Hospital. Indpls, IN University of Wisconsin. Madison. Wl Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie. IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN St Joseph's Med Center, South Bend, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls. IN St. Vincent Hospital. Indpls. IN Military, San Antonio, TX Indiana Univ Med Center. Indpls. IN Univ of Minnesota Hosp, Minneap. MN Memorial Hospital, Soutyh Bend, IN St Francis Hosp, Beech Grove. IN Methodist Hospital. Indpls. IN Fort Wayne Med Ed. Fort Wayne. IN Indiana Univ Med Center. Indpls. IN Deaconess Hospital, Evgansville, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Univ of Wisconsin Hosp. Madison, Wl Methodist Hospital, Indpls. IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls. IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls. IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Ohio State Univ Hospital, Columbus. OH Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls. IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital. Indpls. IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls. IN Ball Memorial Hospital. Muncie. IN St Francis Hospital, Beech Grove, IN LSU Affiliated Hospitals. New Orleans. LA St Josephs Med Center. South Bend. IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls. IN Providence Med Center, Portland, OR Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN USC Medical Center. Los Angeles, CA Univ of California Ervine, Orange. CA Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Geisinger Medical Center, Danville, PA Evanston Hospital. Evanston, IL PATHOLOGY FAM PRAC EMER MED RAD-DIAG OB GYN MEDICINE FAM PRAC ORTHO TRANSITIONAL FAM PRAC FAM PRAC TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL SURGERY MEDICINE PEDIATRICS FAM PRAC FAM PRAC OB GYN FAM PRAC ORTHO FAM PRAC TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE FMER MED PEDIATRICS SURGERY PATHOLOGY MEDICINE EMER MED UROLOGY RAD-DIAG TRANSITIONAL ANETHESIA PEDIATRICS MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL FAM PRAC ORTHO FAM PRAC FAM PRAC MEDICINE SURGERY TRANSITIONAL SURGERY MED-PEDS MEDICINE RAD-DIAG MED-PEDS ANESTHESIA 63 DeSanto, Janice Terese DeSanto, John Anthony Destache, Mark Thomas Dewire, Douglas Michael Dietel, Daniel Merrill Dietzen, Charles Joseph Donaldson, Allison Brashear Drummond, Christina Colette Dziabis, Steven Paul Easley, Jeffrey Arnold Edmonds. Elaine Sue Eichhorn, Melanie Anne Ellis, Zach Mitchum Ernsting, Kristen Lynn Estes, Rebecca Fadul, Pamela Eva Falender, Robert Hal Farrington, Mary Lisa Fenner, Michael Niel Finley, Jon Christopher Fisher, Anna Marie Fisher, Deborah G. Fix, James Stuart Flick, Gene Russell Flint, Robert S., II Fosso, Carol Kweiling, Francoeur, Cleve James, Jr. Franz, Thomas Allen Frazier, Mary Alma Frechette, Peter William Fritsch, Janet Marie Fukunaga, Nina Fulton, Sharon Kay Fundenberger, Michael C. Gamache. Sheila Marie Gardner, James Brian Gardner, Virginia Sohn Gerig, Kevin Dale Gettelfinger, Gary Lee Giammona, Andrew John Gilligan, Maryann C. Guckien, Lou Ann Hackman, Anne Marie Hakim, Jamal Allie Halberg, Julie Ann Hall, Stephen Edward Hamori, Paul James Hannon. Timothy John Hanrahan, Timothy Brian Heiser. Samuel Rodney Heller. Matthew William Herod. Catherine Lynn Hilton, David Kent Hoffman, Barbara Lynn Hoffman, Joel A. Hollensbe, David William Holloway, Frank Bernard Med College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wl Med College of Virginia, Richmond, VA Univ Minn Hospitals, Minneapolis, MN Med College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wl Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Community Hospital, Indpls, IN St Vincents Med Center, Jacksonville, FL St Elizabeth Med Center, Dayton, OH Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Univ of Wisconsin Hosp. Madison, Wl Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center. Indpls, IN St. Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Mt Carmel Mercy Hospital, Detroit, Ml Univ of Washington Hosps, Seattle, WA SIU School of Medicine, Springfield, IL St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital. Indpls, IN St. Joseph Hospital, Denver, CO Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Univ of Louisville. Louisville, KY Jewish Hospital, St Louis, MO Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN St. Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Univ Health Center, Pittsburgh, PA Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Univ of Louisville, Louisville, KY Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Mount Carmel Med Center, Columbus, OH Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN St. Mary’s Hospital, Grand Rapids, Ml Methodist Hospital, Indpls. IN Univ TX Southwestern, Dallas TX St. Lukes Hospital, Roosevelt,NY Akron City Hospital,Akron, OH Indiana Univ Med Center. Inidpls, IN Univ of California, San Diego, CA Univ of Wisconsin, Madison, Wl Community Hospital, Indpls, IN Baylor College of Med, Houston, TX Jacksonville Health Ed, Jacksonville, FL St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN St Vincent Hospital. Indpls, IN Military. San Diego, CA Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Fort Wayne Med Ed, Fort Wayne, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Chandler Medical Center, Lexington, KY Univ TX Southwestern, Dallas, TX Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, OH Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Wayne State Univ Med Center, Detroit, Ml PEDIATRICS MEDICINE ANESTHESIA UROLOGY MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE FAM PRAC FAM PRAC FAM PRAC TRANSITIONAL FAM PRAC SURGERY EMER MED ANESTHESIA MEDICINE ORTHO PEDIATRICS SURGERY MEDICINE FAM PRAC MEDICINE MEDICINE PSYCHIATRY MEDICINE MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL REHAB MED FAM PRAC OB GYN TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE UROLOGY OB GYN SURGERY ANESTHESIA PEDIATRICS MEDICINE FAM PRAC MED-PEDS ANESTHESIA TRANSITIONAL ANESTHESIA MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE SURGERY FAM PRAC PSYCHIATRY PSYCHIATRY OB GYN SURGERY SURG-PRELIM SURG-PRELIM 64 Hoover, David Edward Hornak, Stephen Joseph Hott, Jeffrey Wayne Hudson, Hilton Manuel Huhnke, Gina Terersa Ikerd, Tracey Ray Ingersoll, Richard Bryan Isenhart, Craig Eric Johnson, David Robert Jourdan. Linda Suemurphy Joyner, Monica Lizanne Kacedan, James Patrick Kane, Michael William Keddington, Judith Kelly, Russell Fuller Kline, Mark E. Knight, Harry Clifton Knoll, Eric Young Koewler, Stephen Joseph Krach, Daniel Edward Krause, Philip Charles Krieble, Barry Ford Lambert, Nancy Carole Langheinrich, Walter S. LaRosa, Joseph Anthony Latimer, Deborah Marie Leagre, Christopher Alan Ledyard, Robin S. Lee, Brian John Lennington, Wayne Jacob Lillo, Robert Andrew Lopez. Suzanne Marie Lynn, Larry Wade Macke, Jeffrey Daniel Madura, Debra Jean Mahan, Michael Allan Malczewski, Michael Craig Mallik, Gunwant Singh Mandel, Jrodan, David Manley, Clovis Elmer Mannion, June Janelle Marske, Robert Patrick Martinez, Asuncion Farr Matney, Stephen Lewis Maupin, Gregory Earl Mayer, Mary Louise McCallister, Kathleen Joan McDonagh, Andrew Michael McDonald, Peter Alan Meding, John Brian Miethke. Scott Carl Miller, Elizabeth Anne Miller, Michael James Mohr, Brent W. Moore, Elizabeth Ann Moran, John Patrick Morgan, Sandra Hollenberg Neal, James Matthew Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center Boston Univ School of Med, Boston. MA Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Ohio State Univ, Columbus, OH St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls. IN George Washington Univ, Washington, DC Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Univ of Chicago Med Center, Chicago, IL NYU Medical Center, New York, NY Univ So Florida College of Med, Tampa, FL Community Hospital. Indpls, IN Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Med College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Wl University Health Center, Pittsburgh, PA St Vincent Hospital. Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN McGaw Med Ctr of NW Univ, Chicago. IL Mich State Univ Hospitals, East Lansing, Ml Loyola Univ Med Center, Maywood, IL Vanderbilt Univ Hosp, Nashville, TN Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Univ of Texas Med Branch, Galveston TX Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls. IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Case Western Reserve, Cleveland, OH St Michael Hospital, Milwaukee, Wl Loyola Univ Med Center, Maywood. IL Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Presbyt Univ Med Ctr, Philadelphia, PA Deaconess Hospital, Evansville, IN Blodgett Mem Med Ctr., Grand Rapids, Ml Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Cleveland Clinics, Cleveland, OH Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Ml Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Albany Med Center Hospital. Albany, NY Butterworth Hospital, Grand Rapids, Ml Univ of Cincinnati Hosp, Cincinnati, OH Univ of So FL Coll of Med, Tampa, FL Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Blodgett Mem Med Ctr, Grand Rapids, Ml St Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor, Ml Univ of Chicago Med Center, Chicago, IL Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE SURGERY EMER MED MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL PATHOLOGY FAM PRAC FAM PRAC SURG-PRELIM OB GYN PSYCHIATRY SURG-PRELIM MEDICINE RAD-DIAG FAM PRAC TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE SURG-PRELIM OB GYN PEDIATRICS MED-PEDS FAM PRAC SURG-PRELIM PATHOLOGY TRANSITIONAL PEDIATRICS PEDIATRICS PEDIATRICS OB GYN FAM PRAC SURG-PRELIM SURG-PRELIM TRANSITIONAL FAM PRAC TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE PSYCHIATRY SURGERY MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE EMER MED ORTHO MEDICINE FAM PRAC TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE OB GYN MEDICINE PEDIATRICS MEDICINE 65 Neese, Kevin David Nein, Robbyn Marie Newby, Laura Kristin Nierste, David Max Noda, Hiroko Nussbaum, Timothy James O’Shaughnesy, Mark Allen O’Connor, Mary Catherine Oesterling, Robert John Ogle, Mark Robert Olio, Jeffrey Alan Ortman, Jonathan Arthur Paine, Charles Stephen Patel, Samir Akshay Patterson, Lisa Ann Patton. Donnis Dee Pawlus, James Michael Pennington, Brent Perkins. Bryan Keith Pfeifer, Stephen Robert Phegley, Janalyn Piatek, Roger Andrew Piper, Ryan Virgil Powell, Steven Mark Pribble, Janet Sue Price. Michael Lester Pritchard. John Charles Ramsey, John Chandler Rankin, Patrick Edward Reed, Stephen Karl Riddell, Scott Varnes Roach, Paris Roberts, John Robert, Jr Robertson, Rick Alan Robinson, Scott Francis Roper, William Michael Rose, Judy Ann Rossiter, James Lawrence Sabau, Dawn Marie Sabet-Sharghi, Farid Sanders, Debra Jean Schlabach, Carlyle Scholl, Lesley Marlin Schooler, Daria Demkovich Schroeder, Barbara Moorman Sevier, Thomas Lee Shannon, Randall James Shaw, Charles Thomas Shekhar, Shashi Puttaswamy Simpson, Jennifer Dale Smith, David Allen Smith. David Morrison Smith. Gregory Lee Smith, Kevin Eugene Smith, Michael Allen Smith, Michael David Smith. Sheila Denise Kettering Medical Center, Kettering. OH St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Duke University Med Center, Durham, NC N Carolina Baptist Hosp. Winston-Salem, NC Indiana Univ Med Center. Indpls, IN St Francis Hospital, Beech Grove, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls. IN Univ of Cincinnati Hosp, Cincinnati, OH Rockfor Med Ed Foundation, Rockford, IL St Frances Hospital. Beech Grove, IN Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, IL Case Western Reserve, Cleveland. OH Univ of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Univ FL Med Ctr — Shands Hosp, Gainesville Santa Barbara Cottage Hosp, Sa-Barb, CA St Francis Hospital. Beech Grove. IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Ml St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN University of Iowa, City, IA Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Univ of Tennessee. Memphis, TN Community Hospital. Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls. IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Blodgett Mem Med Ctr. Grand Rapids. Ml Univ of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM Univ of Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, PA Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Cleveland Clinics, Cleveland, OH Methodist Medical Center, Peoria, IL West Virginia Univ Hosp, Morgantown WV University of Arkansas, Little Rock. AR Cleveland Clinics, Cleveland. OH West Virginia Univ Hosp, Morgantown, WV St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Univ of Michigan Hosp, Ann Arbor, Ml Macneal Memorial Hospital, Berwyn, IL Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Inidpls, IN William Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak, Ml Barnes Hospital, St. Louis. MO Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Military, Dayton, OH Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE FAM PRAC MEDICINE MED-PEDS UROLOGY PSYCHIATRY ORTHO FAM PRAC FAM PRAC MEDICINE SURG-PRELIM MEDICINE RAD-DIAG MEDICINE FAM PRAC FAM PRAC RAD-DIAG FAM PRAC MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE PEDIATRICS ORTHO SURG-PRELIM FAM PRAC MEDICINE PEDIATRICS MEDICINE FAM PRAC PSYCHIATRY MEDICINE TRANSITIONAL PATHOLOGY ENT MEDICINE RAD-THERAP FAM PRAC MED-PEDS SURGERY NEUROSURG TRANSITIONAL TRANSITIONAL PATHOLOGY TRANSITIONAL PATHOLOGY TRANSITIONAL SURG-PRELIM PSYCHIATRY PEDIATRICS FAM PRAC OB GYN MEDICINE FAM PRAC 66 Snyder, David Brian Soper, David Hunter Spahn, Mitchell William Spain, Franklin Leroy Spitz, Anita Doreen Stanton, Teri Lynn Stauffer, Robert Carl Steigmeyer, Martha Jane Stephens, Bryon John Stevens, Randall Lee Stevenson, Robert Wray Stuhldreher, David Brosnan Szentes, Mark Joseph Taylor-Austin, Doris Elaine Thomas, James Lowell Thomas, Scott Gerard Tilmans, Anthony Stephen Tomecek, Frank Joseph Tonner, Michael Paul Toplis, Wendy Lee Tremper, Christine Anne Tribbett. Charles Ray Troll, Todd Christopher Vanderlugt, David Vernasco, Deborah Marie Viehmann, Mark Thomas Vonderohe, Eric Alan Voss, Franky Elaine Voss, Peter Michael Waitt, Melinda Walsh, Laurence Edward Ward, Brian Eric Warner, Jeffrey Calbeck Weber, Mary Carol Weidenbener. Erich James Weinberger, Howard David Weston, Allan Paul Whikehart, Douglas James Wills, Kristine Marie Wilson, David Alexander Wilson, David Scott Wilson, John Frederick Wirth, Cynthia Denise Witty, Lynn Anne Wuest, Lawrence Francis Yast, Patricia Ann Yoder, Jeffery Alan Young, Marc Eric Zirkelbach, Steven Lynn Oregon Health Sciences U niv, P ortland, OR St Josephs Medical Center, South Bend. IN Mount Carmel Med Center, Columbus. OH Cleveland Clinics. Cleveland. OH Phoenix Baptist Hosp, Phoenix, AZ Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN Santa Barbara Cottage Hosp, San-Barb, CA St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Saginaw Cooperative Hosp, Saginaw. Ml Union Hospital, Terre Haute, IN Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Ml Univ of Illinois Hospital. Chicago, IL Virginia Mson Hospital, Seattle, WA Hurley Medical Center, Flint, Ml Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN St Joseph Mercy Hosp, Ann Arbor,Ml St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Ml Univ of Iowa Hosps, Iowa City, IA Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN McGaw Med Ctr of NW Univ, Chicago, IL St Francis Hospital, Beech Grove, IN Medical College of Ohio. Toledo, OH Memorial Hospital, South Bend. IN Maricopa Medical Center, Phoenix, AZ Ball Memorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN Methodist Hospital, Indpls, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Mich State Univ Hosps, East Lansing, Ml Indiana Univ Med Center. Indpls, IN Univ of Virginia. Charlottesville, VA Methodist Hospital, Indpls. IN Indiana Univ Med Center. Indpls, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Univ of Colorado, Denver, CO Univ of Iowa Hosps, Iowa City, IA St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN Oakwood Hospital. Dearborn. Ml Harbor — UCLA Med Center, Torrance, CA Methodist Hospital, Indpls. IN Fort Wayne Med Ed, Fort Wayne, IN St Vincent Hospital, Indpls, IN BallMemorial Hospital, Muncie, IN Fort Wayne Med Ed, Fort Wayne, IN Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN St Joseph Mercy Hospital, Ann Arbor. Ml Howard Univ Hospital, Washington, DC Indiana Univ Med Center, Indpls, IN PEDIATRICS FAM PRAC OB GYN SURG-PRELIM FAM PRAC PEDIATRICS MEDICINE MEDICINE SURGERY FAM PRAC SURGERY SURG-PRELIM SURGERY TRANSITIONAL PEDIATRICS SURGERY TRANSITIONAL NEUROSURG MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE FAM PRAC REHAB MED FAM PRAC SURGERY TRANSITIONAL EMER MED OB GYN OB GYN MEDICINE PEDIATRICS PATHOLOGY PATHOLOGY PSYCHIATRY TRANSITIONAL MEDICINE MEDICINE MEDICINE FAM PRAC MEDICINE MEDICINE FAM PRAC MEDICINE MEDICINE FAM PRAC PSYCHIATRY SURGERY TRANSITIONAL ANESTHESIA 67 SENIOR BANQUET Top loll: Joe DeCamp. Jill DeCamp. John Meding his wife. Michael Kane his wife had quite a good lime, buf Joe and Jill missed dinner. Above: Kim Roberts. Eva Fadul Jon Finley examine the list of big bands carved on the old Roof door Right: Gina Huhnke Dr. Powell welcome the guests. INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE CLASS OF 1987 SENIOR BANQUET and AWARDS CEREMONY May 8,1987 The Indiana Roof Ballroom Indianapolis, Indiana ■OHHBBB Above left: The Indiana Roof Ballroom — what a place! Lett middle: The dance floor was always busy Lett: The fabulous tunes of the Fritz Turner Orchestra. Above: Sony Judy looking glamorous! 69 Top loft: Dr. Glenn Moak accepts the Golden Apple Award for best teaching faculty. Top right: Dr. Moak In action at the VA. Middle left: Mike Tonner. Mark Arvin. Kriss Ernsting. Mark Vieh- mann his wife and Frank Tomecek his wife. Left: Scott Thomas. Hilton Hudson. John Moran. Bob Stauffer, et. ai Above: Joe DeCamp just prior to succumbing to EtOH sickness. COMMENCEMENT! Clockwiso from above: (I. 2) Ahh - the intimacy of the Hoosier Dome! (3) Jane Bridges looks for a place to attach Gunwant's tassel (4) Dave Brokaw — not quite sure where he is (5) The Gang ol 4 meet one last time (6) Bob Scott are wishing the gowns came with instructions! (7) Hi Kriss! Clockwise from bottom left: (1) Alan Weston has a final talk with Debbie Vernasco (2) Allison Donaldson with her mom. Dr. Diane Brashear (3) Dr. Dyken demonstrates his new karate skills (4) Dr Madura puts those talented hands to work (5) Paris Roach Thalidomide baby? (6) Drs. Girod. Edmondson Harris (7) Come see me in the ER sometime!” Ml Clockwise from above: (I) Gunwant gels more help from a fellow bearded-one (2) Pat Rankin Paris Roach find the whole ihmg quite amusing (3) The crew files in (4) The start of a long wait (5) Where's Mom?! 74 Clockwise from left: (I) Franky and Peter Voss pose tor the cameras (2) can you make out those taces? (3) Larry Walsh tries out those stairs one more time! (4) Future doctors? (5) Jeff Childes and Jim Fix glad it's all over with! Parent Messages ‘•Congratulations. Best Wishes and God bless you always in all ways Mom Dad (Bridges) ‘‘Here's looking at you. kid. Mark We as parents are exceptionally proud of you. our son. for your excellent academic achievement and firm dedication to your profession. We are confident that you will have great success as a neurosurgeon. Mr. Mrs. Frank Tomecek May God bless and guide you always Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Troll Phil. Congratulations! Love. Mom. Dad. David. Jane. Chuck. Debbie. Stephen Mark Bob (Krause) Congratulations Mary Ann! We are so proud of you. May God bless you always. Love Mom (Gilligan) To heal is the noblest of endeavors. God be with you Jim Your Family (the Rossiters) Congratulations! May God bless you guide you always. Love. Mom Dad (Joyner) May God bless you with wisdom and be with you in all your future endeavors. Mr. Mrs. A.D. Bottles If you can imagine it. you can achieve it. If you can dream it. you can become it. — William Arthur Ward With our love, pride and best wishes at this realization of your dreams. Mother and Dad (Champion) Trust in the Lord with all your heart and he will direct your path. Mr. Mrs. Hilton Hudson. Sr. Here's to Good Genes. Guts. Grit. Gumption, Glamour. Grace and God! Mr. Mrs. Forrest R. Estes Stephen — Congratulations. Good Luck, and God guide your way. Dad. Mom and Kurt (Koewler) You fill my heart with joy pride, my son. my friend. You make this world a better place. Love. Mom (Mary Mandeville) The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it.” — Emerson Dr. Mrs. Gilbert Herod Congratulations. Our Love Always. May God be with you every day. Mr. Mrs. James W. Nein May you always keep in mind the important things in life — Friends, love, and happiness. Mr. Mrs. Leland Robertson Our best to you for a successful residency and an enjoyable practice. Mom Dad (Asdell) Throughout your career, your high regard for all people will undoubtedly be one of your greatest assets. Our love and congratuations. Dad and Mom (Brazel) With all you have accomplished, there is much to be done. Your journey has just begun. May God continue to light your way. We congratulate you. Mr. Mrs. Pawlus We are proud of you and may God be with you always. Love. Mother and Dad (Patterson) Congratulations and good luck Mike Mr. Mrs. David C. Smith Finally! And your only 31. Mr. Mrs. Karl T. Reed Teri. What a special privilege we have had to share your dreams and see them come true. There will be only one of you for all time — fearlessly be yourself.” Love. Your Family (The Stantons) As you look to a promising future, may you find the kind of success that will give you a life of value, fulfillment and happiness. Dad Mom (Hollensbe) Best wishes always Mark. You make us very proud parents. Dr. Ms. O'Shaughnessy Respect your patients and your patients will respect you. Mr. Mrs. James R. Miller For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required.” Luke. The Beloved Physician. 12:48 Mr. Mrs. John L. Childes This is a new beginning, we are thankful and proud. All our love. Your Family, the Taylors and Gordons Congratulations Michael from the whole family. You continue to be a source of pride to all of us. With all our love. Mom and Dad (Malczewski) Congratulations on your dream come true. Another step completed toward your goal in life. Dr. Mrs. Robert L. Marske Barbie, always our Rx for joy! Mr. Mrs. Moorman (parents of Barb Schroeder) Doctors prescribe: God cures. The Ernstings Nothing is beyond the reach of determination. Mr. Mrs. Daniel Guckien Congratulations. God guide you always. Love you. Mom Dad (Spitz) Congratulations and God bless you. Mr. Mrs. John Kacedan It was a long journey, you made it. we're proud. Mr. Mrs. George L. Thomas You went and got it! Good job! Mr. Mrs. Joseph G. Tragesser Congratulations. John! Our blessings and love for all you have been and all you will become. Mom and Dad Roberts. Kim. Peggy and Judy To Dan — You’ve worked so hard, now you're on the threshold — Reach out to life and love, and in everything, give thanks.” Mom Dad (Dietel) Memories of our love and confidence will guide you throughout your life. Charlotte and Raul (Lopez) The basis of happiness is the love of something outside self.” — W. Jordan Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Maupin Why be a cheerleader when you can be quarterback? Touchdown! Mr. Mrs. Krukonis (parents of Judy Rose) May God guide your healing hands. Mr. Mrs. Roger Lambert May God always walk with you. Mother (Reed) Mike. God bless and keep you all the days of your life.” Mom. Dad. Brian. Lisa, Chris. Mark (Tonner) Gina. We love you and are very proud of you. Mom. Dad. Debbie, and Tony (Terhune) CONGRATULATIONS! and Love. June Mr. Mrs. Louis Mannion 77 Parent Patrons Patrons Mr. Mrs. Edward Andres Dr. Mrs. B.W. Asdell Mr. Mrs. Armen Bottles Mr. Mrs. David C. Bridges Mr. Mrs. Glenn Brazel Mr. Mrs. Ralph Bruns Lynn Champion Mr. Mrs. John L. Childes Han Chun Choi Dr. Mrs. William Clark Dr. Mrs. C.H. Curry Mr. John Davidson, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Demkovich Mr. Mrs. Don Dietel Mr. Mrs. Cornelius E. Dietzen F.D. Ellis Mr. Mrs. Jack Ernsting Mr. Mrs. Forrest R. Estes Mrs. Mary Ann Gilligan Mr. Mrs. Dan Guckien Dr. Mrs. Gilbert T. Herod Mr. Mrs. Gerald D. Hollensbe Mr. Mrs. Hilton Hudson, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Carl Isenhart Dr. Mrs. John E. Joyner Mr. Mrs. John Kacedan Mr. Mrs. William J. Koewler Mr. Paul C. Krause Mr. Mrs. Tom Krukonis Mr. Mrs. Roger Lambert Mr. Mrs. Raul Lopez Dr. Mrs. James Madura Mr. Mrs. Mark Malczewski Mary Mandeville Mr. Mrs. Lewis Mannion Dr. Mrs. Robert Marske Mr. Mrs. Gilbert Maupin Dr. Mrs. Richard Miethke Mr. Mrs. James R. Miller Mr. Mrs. Floyd A. Mohr Mr. Mrs. T.R. Moorman Mr. Mrs. Donald Neese Mr. Mrs. James W. Nein Dr. Mrs. Robert Ogle Dr. Mrs. Phillip O’Shaughnessy Mr. Mrs. James Patterson Mr. Mrs. James A. Pawlus Mr. Mrs. William Phegley Mrs. Daysagnul Reed Mr. Karl Reed Mr. Mrs. John R. Roberts, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Rossiter Mr. Mrs. David C. Smith Mr. Mrs. Donald L. Smith Mr. Mrs. George Spitz Mr. Mrs. Richard Stanton Dr. Mrs. Robert E. Taylor Mr. Mrs. Larry Terhune Mr. Mrs. Frank Tomecek Mr. Mrs. Jerry Tonner Mr. Mrs. Joseph G. Tragesser Mr. Mrs. Robert D. Troll Medical Billing Accounting, Inc. 78 Faculty Fatrons James E. Bennett, M.D. Diane B. Brashear, Ph.D. Raymond L. Newnum, M.D. James E. Carter, M.D. Pediatric Surgery. Inc. Mervyn Cohen, M.D. Richard Powell, M.D. Walter J. Daly, M.D. Department of Psychiatry Mark L. Dyken, M.D. I.U. Radiology Harvey Feigenbaum, M.D. Rodney A. Rhoades. M.D. Donald A. Girod, M.D. Richard C. Rink, M.D. Glover Associates Alan D. Schmetzer, M.D. Morris Green. M.D. R.B. Schnute. M.D. Jesse D. Hubbard, M.D. James Warren Smith Roger A. Hurwitz, M.D. Thomas A. Troeger, M.D. Clyde B. Kernek Douglas P. Zipes, M.D. Harold King, M.D. University Clinical Pathology Assoc., Inc. Oldrich Kolar, M.D. University Dermatology Gopal Krishna, M.D. University Family Physicians, Inc. George T. Lukemeyer University Neurosurgical Associates James A. Madura, M.D. University Obstetricians-Gynecologists, Inc. John F. O’Malley William Matthews. M.D. Glen D. Moak, M.D. Vernon A. Vix, M.D. 79 Aldred, Keith 17. 36 Allen. Larry 18, 36 Andres. Tom 30. 36 Arvin, Mark 36. 70 Asdell. Susan 17. 36. 50. 60 Bain. David 14. 32. 36 Begley. Ben (G). 11. 36. 75 Beier, Eric 36 Bercovitz. Alan 33. 36 Bergren. Bob 36 Bernard-Crowe. Ellen 31. 37. 75 Birky. Duane 9. 17. 36. 37 Blackburn. Rick 32. 35. 37. 60. 62 Bomalaski. Martin 12. 37 Bottles. Kurt 32. 33. 37 Boyer. Michael 37 Boyts, Ed 18. 37 Brazel. Gary 35. 37, 53. 55 Brenner. Patricia 49 Bresnahan, Linda 15. 37 Bridges. Jane 10. 37. 51. 72 Brokaw. Dave 37. 72 Brougher. David 37 Bruns-Burns, Linda 3. 37. 56, 60 Bryant. Leah 37. 60 Bryant. Nancy 37 Buddemeier. Kamy 30. 37. 47 Burton. Floyd 14. 49 Carr. Doug 37 Catellier. Michele 3. 10. 37. 60 Chaekal. Okkyong 37 Champion. Steve 37. 55 Childes. Jeff 8. 16. 37. 53. 75 Choi. Ryoeun 37 Chowattukunnel. Tom 18. 37 Christenson. Jim 29. 37 Chu. Ruth 36. 37 C'ark. Dave 30. 38 Coleman. Neal 16. 38 Cook. Sheila 38 Cooney. Peter 31. 38 Cooper. Jerry 14. 38 Crabill, John 38 Curry. Scott 38. 54 Davidson. John 29. 38 Davis. Jim 38 Davis. Mary 4. 38 Davis. Becky 38 Davisson. Mark 16. 38 DeCamp, Joe 38. 61. 62. 68. 70 Decker. Fran 9. 31. 38 Dennis. Linda 12. 38 DeSanto. Janice 38 DeSanto, John (H) 9, 15. 38 Destache. Mark 38 Dewire. Doug 17. 38 Dietel. Dan 39. 53 Dietzen. Charles 9. 15. 39 Donaldson. Allison 30. 39. 51. 73 Drummond. Tina 7. 39 Dziabis, Steve 39 Easley. Jeff 12. 39 Edmonds. Elaine 17. 39 Eichhorn. Melanie 39 Ellis. Zach 12. 39 Ernsting. Kriss 9. 14. 39. 52. 56. 60. Estes. Rebecca 15. 39. 54 Fadul. Eva 39. 68 Falender. Bob 29. 39 Farrington. Mary 5. 29. 39 INDEX Fenner. Mike 39 Finley. Jon (G) 39. 68. 74 Fisher. Anna 39 Fisher. Debbie 4. 5. 39 Fix. Jim 4. 39. 75 Flick. Gene 4. 5. 39 Flint. Bob 39. 72. 75 Forcier. Nancy 40 Fosso. Carol 40 Francoeur. Jim 15. 40 Franz. Tom 12. 40. 41 Frazier. Mary 40 Frechette. Peter 29, 40. 49 Fritsch. Janet 40 Fukunaga. Nina (F). 4. 7. 28. 31. 33. 34. 35. 40. 55 Fulton. Sharon 33. 40 Fundenberger, Mike 40 Furr-Sanders. Debbie 4. 11. 40 Gamache. Sheila 8. 15. 40 Gardner. Jim 18. 40 Gardner-Kelly. Virginia 12. 40 Gerig. Kevin 18. 40, 49 Gettelfinger. Gary 4. 8. 40 Giammona. Andy 18. 40 Gilligan. Maryann 7. 14. 32. 40. 55 Guckien, Lou 9. 18. 40. 51, 60. 75 Hackman, Anne 40 Hadley-Ledyard. Robin 4. 31. 40 Hakim. Jamal (G). 4. 29. 40 Halberg, Julie 15. 40 Hall. Steve 49 Hamori. Paul 41 Hannon. Tim 41 Hanrahan, Tim 41 Heiser, Sam 4. 41 Heller. Matt 41 Herod. Cathy (F) 4-7. 41. 55 Hilton. David 14. 41 Hoffman. Barbara 41 Hoffman. Joel 41 Hollensbe. David 41. 52 Holloway. Frank 14. 32. 41. 60. 61 Hoover. David 30. 33. 41 Hornak. Steve 16. 41 Hott. Jeff 17. 41 Hudson. Hilton 41. 56. 70 Huhnke. Gina 32. 33. 41. 51. 60. 68. 73 Ikerd. Tracey 41 Ingersoll. Richard 41 Isenhart. Craig 41. 56 Johnson, David 14, 42 Jourdan. Linda 42 Joyner. Monica 29. 42. 56 Kacedan. Jim 42. 51 Kane. Michael 28. 42. 68 Keddington, Judy 42. 75 Kelly. Russ 12. 42. 61. 71 Kline. Mark 42 Knight. Clif 34. 42 Knoll, Eric 17. 36. 42 Koewler. Stephen 42. 54 Krach. Dan 33. 42. 62 Krause. Phil 17. 42. 54. 56 Krieble. Barry 34. 36. 42 Lambert. Nancy 14. 42. 52 70. 72 Lang-Bain. Cathy 7. 14. 32. 42 Langheinrich. Walt 42 LaRosa, Joe 9. 15. 42 Latimer. Debbie 42 Laufer. Craig 42 Leagre. Chris 28. 30. 31. 34. 42. 62 Lee. Brian 28. 35. 42. 43 Lennington. Wayne 34. 43. 62 Lillo. Bob 35. 43. 62 Lopez. Suzanne 28. 43. 52 Lynn, Larry 43 Macke. Jeff 30. 36. 43 Madura. Debbie 28. 43. 71 Mahan, Mike 43 Malczewski, Mike 28. 34. 35. 43. 48 Mallik, Gunwant 43. 72. 74 Mandel. Jordan 43 Manley. Clovis 43 Mannion. June 43. 50 Marske, Bob 43. 51 Martinez. Sony 28, 33, 35. 43. 69 Matney. Stephen 43 Maupin, Greg 6. 43. 50. 52, 56 Mayer. Mary 43 McCallister. Kathy 16. 43 McCaw-Pribble. Janet 44 McDonagh. Andy 28. 44 McDonald. Pete (H). 44. 52. 55. 61 Meding. John 44. 68. 71 Melloh, Chris 14. 44. 49 Miethke, Scott 44. 50. 72 Miller. Mike 44. 52 Mohr, Brent 44 Moore. Beth 31, 33. 36. 44. 47. 60 Moran. John 44. 70 Morgan. Sandy 35. 44 Neal. Jim 44 Neese, Kevin 44. 49 Nein. Robbyn 44, 51 Newby. Kristin 8. 15. 44 Nichelson. Brian 44. 49 Nierste, David 44 Noda. Hiroko 12. 44 Nussbaum. Tim 10. 44 O'Connor. Mary 29. 30. 44. 60 Oesterling. Bob 44 Ogle. Mark 3. 5. 9. 28. 44 Olio. Jeff 17. 44 Ortman. Jon 15. 34. 44 O'Shaughnessy. Mark 45. 50 Overhage. Joseph 45. 49 Owen-Cummins. Shari 33. 45 Paine. Charles 45 Patel. Samir 45 Patterson, Lisa 45. 55 Patton. Donnis 7. 11. 14, 45 Pawlus. Jim 45. 53. 62 Pennington. Brent (H). 45 Perkins. Bryan 9. 45. 61 Pfeifer. Steve 28. 33. 35. 45. 62 Phegley-Ferguson. Janalyn 6. 9. 10, 33. 45. 46. 50. 52. 61 Piatek. Roger 18, 45 Piper. Ryan 45 Powell. Steve 45 Price. Michael 45 Pritchard. John 6. 45 Ramsey. John 45 Rankin. Pat 4. 34. 45. 72. 74 Reed. Steve 10. 45. 53. 54 Riddell. Scott 36. 45 Roach. Paris 4. 34. 45. 71-74 Roberts. John 4. 30. 46. 52. 72 Robertson. Rick (G). 5. 29. 35. 46. 50. 57. 62. 72. 75 Robinson. Scott 7. 32. 46. 60 Roper. Mike 14. 32. 46 Rose. Judy 3. 4. 7. 28. 33. 35. 46. 50. 61. 69. 71 Rossiter. Jim 7. 46. 53. 62 Sabau. Dawn 17, 46 Sabet-Sharghi. Farid 12. 46 Schlabach. Carlyle 18. 46. 49 Scholl. Lesley 46 Schooler. Daria 15. 46 Schroeder. Barb 12. 46. 51. 56 Sevier. Tom (G). 28. 35. 46 Shannon. Randy 46 Shaw. Chip 46 Shekhar. Shashi 46 Simpson. Jenny 6. 30. 32. 46 Smith. David A. 18. 47 Smith. David M. 18. 47 Smith. Greg 9, 15. 47 Smith. Kevin 47 Smith. Michael A. 6. 47 Smith. Michael D. 47. 54 Snyder. David 11. 29. 47 Soper. David 47. 49 Spahn. Mitch 30. 36. 47 Spain. Frank 47. 71 Spitz, Anita 33. 34. 35, 36. 47. 51 Stang. William 47 Stanton, Teri 8. 15. 47. 53 Stauffer. Bob 12. 47. 70 Steigmeyer, Martha 30. 47. 61 Stephens. Bryon 17. 47. 61 Stevens. Randy 14. 47 Stevenson. Robert 47 Stoner. Brad 47 Stuhldreher. David 47. 60. 62 Szentes. Mark 48 Taylor-Austin. Doris 48, 54 Thomas. Jim 48 Thomas. Scott 17. 48. 50. 70 Tilmans. Anthony (H). 15. 48 Tomecek. Frank 32. 48. 70 Tonner. Mike 32. 48, 70 Toplis. Wendy 5. 48 Tremper. Chris 48 Tribbett. Charlie 16. 48 Troeger-Bergin. Troy 28. 31. 39. 48. 60 Troll Todd 17. 48 Vanderlugt. David 48 Verkamp. Eileen 49 Vernasco. Debbie 49. 73 Viehmann. Mark 32, 49. 70 Vonderohe. Eric 49 Voss. Franky 49. 75 Voss. Peter 16. 48. 49. 75 Waitt, Melinda 8. 15. 49 Walsh. Larry 5. 49. 75 Ward. Brian 35. 36. 49 Warner. Jeff 17. 49 Weber. Mary 3. 5. 49 Weidenbener, Erich 30. 49 Weinberger. Howard 49 Weston. Allan 49. 73 Whikehart, Doug 15. 49 Wills. Kristine 7. 49. 75 Wilson. David A. 49 Wilson. David S. 9. 49 Wilson. John 29. 49 Wirth. Cynthia 35. 49 Witty. Lynn 16. 49 Wuest. Larry 4. 49 Yast, Patty 18. 49 Yoder. Jeff 49 Young. 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ALLEN, M.D. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA CONGRATULATIONS Class of mi wherever you serve... ...the I.U. Medical Bookstore will be ready to serve you in your continuing educational needs. Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis IUPUI BOOKSTORES Imagine Medicine Without A Congratulations Class Of 1987 Medical Society There Would Be No One • to speak for you at the legislature • to represent you before Congress • to stand up to HUS for you • to work effectively with governmental programs • to go to court for you • to stand firm against NHI • to fight for you in an insurance crisis • to represent your views to the media • to help medically educate the public • to up-date you on medical news issues • to assure quality medical education • to answer your questions • to help with problems of third party carriers ... but you You and your county, state and national medical societies, together as a team, can do all of the above effectively and in your best interest Their purpose is to work only for you. the physician, who doesn't usually have sufficient time or knowledge needed to preserve, protect and insure the progress of high- quality. independent practice of medicine in today's complicated and rapidly changing world Your medical society team can provide you with a liaison with government, medical legal consultation, lobbying in your best interests, concerted political action, insurance programs, news media relations, public information education programs, membership publications to keep you informed, continuing medical education, and many other benefits. For a free brochure with membership information, call or write: INDIANA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 3935 N. Meridian • Indianapolis. IN 46208 (317) 925 7545 or toll free Indiana WATS 1 800 382-1721 I INDIANA STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 102 There are more than 330 Hook’s Drug Stores in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky to serve all your health care needs! Dependable Drug Stores Health Care Services Since 1900. Congratulations Class Of '87 From St. Vincent Emergency Physicians 103 EDITOR John R. Roberts, Jr. LAYOUT Kriss Ernsting Jane Bridges PHOTOGRAPHY Ben Begley Jane Bridges Ruth Chu Peter Cooney John Davidson Fran Decker Kriss Ernsting Bob Falender Bob Flint Maryann Gilligan Lou Guckien Tim Hanrahan Joel Hoffman Gina Huhnke Michael Kane Pete McDonald Mary O'Connor John Roberts Rick Robertson Barb Schroeder Greg Smith Anita Spitz Charlie Tribbett Jeff Warner All the Parents GENERAL HELP Michele Catellier Mike Price Special thanks to Chris and Mary in Dean Carter's Office, all the parents for contributions and pictures, and especially to my wife, Kim, for putting up with the mess and headaches. YEARBOOK STAFF 104