Study and Craft Guild X-Ray Program

Study and Craft Guild X-ray class. Ed Worthington collection, Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Study and Craft Guild students with the state Mobile X-ray bus. Ed Worthington collection, Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Ed Worthington compiled this chart comparing the X-ray tech program of the guild to programs at Johns Hopkins and the American Society of X-Ray Technicians. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Course outline of the Guild course in Radiologic Physics designed by Ed Worthington. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. Courtesy of Janet Dudones. The X-Ray Program of the Saranac Lake Study and Craft Guild, more formally the course for X-ray Technicians and Photofluorographic Operators, trained more than six hundred students in the then-new art of x-ray imaging. After curing days, this course carried over to become one of the first programs taught when North Country Community College was founded.

Students enrolled in the X-ray Tech program

From a list of students by state (undated) from the records of Ed Worthington. (Courtesy of Janet Dudones)

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