082 - Pathology & Laboratory Medicine Departments

1968 Medical Technologist Teacher of the Year Award. Engstrom, Arden and Gartner, Donald

Arden Engstrom congratulates Donald Gartner for being selected the teaching technologist of the year by medical technology students. They pose holding the plaque between them, which hung in the pathology department. Three previous winners are also listed on the plaque, although not visible in the image. Gartner shared the honor with Nancy Nielsen (not pictured) who taught blood banking techniques at Lutheran Hospital.

Patricia Magaret is awarded the teaching medical technologist of the year by student Joan Mares (right). Mares holds the plaque that hung in the pathology department.

Phyllis Blease using laboratory equipment in the first flood lab.

Arden Engstrom stands at the head of a table of eight female students teaching class.

A close up view of laboratory equipment.

A close up view from the front of Alice Lawson using a microscope

Medical technologist adjusts equipment in the laboratory. Woman seen in profile.

Medical technologist working with vials in the laboratory. Woman seen in profile.

Ruth Pohle stands at the counter with a microscope in the labratory.

Rudy Schenken is handed a bag of blood by Miss Cripps, a student medical technician. The blood bank refrigerator is behind them. Cripps and Schenken are both in profile.

Rudy Schenken is handed a bag of blood by Miss Cripps, a student medical technician. The blood bank refrigerator is open behind them. Cripps is viewed mostly from the back left. Used for Medical Tribune article.

A women is bending over equipment in the laboratory. She is viewed from behind

A women sits and works with liquids in glass bottles in the laboratory.

Robert Hicks, clinical chemist, sits first in a row of men using microscopes. Probably in the third floor Hospital Lab

Arden Larsen shows Guy Haven laboratory equipment.

Rudy Schenken, (center) Ruth Pohle, (left) and another woman look at equipment with tubing and bottles in front of them.

Rudy Schenken is handed a bag of blood by Miss Cripps, a student medical technician. The blood bank cabinet is behind them.

Wide view of six people working at laboratory counters.

Four women work in the hospital lab, viewed mostly from behind.