Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center - Plexus Yearbook (Lubbock, TX)

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i (Top) Veterans Administration Medical Center at Ama- rillo, better known as “The Vaah.” (Middle Left) Four students’ reply to the challenge, ‘Define psychosomat- ic illness, and give three examples.” (Middle Right) High Plains Baptist Hospital. (Bottom) Mark Heard, M.D., family practice resident and Nasiha Ahmad, M.D., OB GYN resident, on call on Labor and Delivery. Amarillo — 53

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[he Internal Medicine Clerkship is conducted at the V.A Medical Center and High Plains Baptist Hospital. (Top) Fri- day afternoon rounds. From left to right, Barton Grooms, M.D., John Rollins, M.D., Ralph Plemons, MS Ill, Ellen Clark, MS Ill, Phil Henderson, MS Ill, and far right, Ted Nicklaus, M.D. (Bottom left) Dr. Nicklaus discusses the differential { diagnosis. (Bottom right) Tunnel linking the RAHC, Cancer Center and the hospitals Amarillo

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An evening of food and “shoot yourself” photographs at the Palo Duro Club in July. (Right) Paul Coleman demonstrating his ability to read the written word; (Be- low — left to right) Gerald Holman, M.D. and Audrey Holman; Susan Davis, Clark Federer and Deanna Arm- strong; Craig Barnett and Brigitte Teske; Ralph and Kelly Plemons RX BA ord (Above) Teresa Britton (left) claims glass is superior to styrofoam for toast- ing. Lacretia Hamilton (center) couldn't care less at this point, as Rosemary Cunningham (right) says, “It’s okay, dear’. (Above Right) Part of the crowd at the ‘Rotation of the Rotations” par- ty in October, all of whom asked to not be identified. (Right) Mmm-mmm good! The Education Office knows how to give a good party. And just what is in that punch? Jan Bolmer and Kevin Dennis enjoy a sample. (Far Xight) Guarding the fridge at the Edu- ation Office party at Kevin Dennis’ use are: Terry Roberts, Gail Roberts