David Taber:
CLASS OF 1970
Harrison High SchoolClass of 1970
Evansville, IN
David's Story
After high school, I entered Vanderbilt University as a premed student. After my father died in late 1971, I decided to try to enter medical school a year early, and attended IU medical school from 1973-77. While at IU, I married Carol Ann Hubbard (Harrison '71). After graduating from there, we moved to Birmingham, Alabama for my radiology internship and residency. In the late '70s, Birmingham still had a tarnished reputation from the civil rights years -- at least, a number of my medical school classmates thought something had gone very wrong when I "matched" there. We thoroughly enjoyed Birmingham and my residency-mates and other friends, and Carol Ann wanted to stay, but I had an offer for a job at M. D. Anderson Cancer Center and took it. We lasted less than a year and a half in Houston. Except for my job, nothing seemed right. The last straw for Carol Ann was coming home one evening to discover that it had rained so hard that our garbage cans had washed down...Expand for more
the street -- for the third time. We moved to Nashville in 1982 and have been here ever since. I was in private practice at Saint Thomas hospital until 2000, and have been teaching and practicing bone and joint radiology at Vanderbilt Medical Center since then. Evansville is less than a three-hour drive away, and since our mothers still live there, we get to Evansville frequently. We have two sons, Matthew (b. 1983) and Daniel (1988). Daniel is in college and Matthew is living at home. He graduated from UE with bachelor's and master's degrees in health administration, but for three years has been unable to find a job. (Any offers will be SERIOUSLY considered.) I am looking forward to the upcoming reunion, especially since I have not been able to attend earlier ones. For better or worse, the images I have of most of our classmates are the ones in my memory and yearbook. It'll be nice to see how people have held up. Seriously, it'll be nice to see people, period.
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