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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Superintendent of Schools . . . . . . 3

Faculty .............. 4

Activities . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Drafting and Design . . . . . . . . 8

Auto Science ........... ,16

Electronics . . . . . . . . . . , .24

Graduation . . . . . . . . . . . 36

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THURMAN WILLETT Superintendent of Schools

FOUR YEARS OF PROGRESS

Linn Technical Junior College is a young college with young ideas.

In the last two yea r s courses in Industrial Psycholo­gy, Current Affairs, Metal Pro­cessing, Physics, and Statics and Strength of Materials have been added to the curriculum.

At Linn Technical Junior ColI e g e YOUTH, ASPIRA­TION, and DRIVE meanPROG­RESS.

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ADVISORY BOARD OF LINN TECHNICAL JUNIOR COLLEGE

STANDING: Harold Starr, Raymond Helmig, Albert Balkenbush, Theron Mantle, George Sohns. SEATED: Francis Brinkman, Francis Knollmeyer, Clarence Koch, Paul Dessieux.

RICHARD TERRILL Director

RALPH T. LIVINGSTON Assistant Director

JOHN BAKER Electronics

JACK LIGHT Mathematics

ERIC SKOUBY Mathematics

FACULTY

FRANZ FAULEY ROBERT HOPKINS FRANK JOST Technical English Technical English Counselor

WALTER PADBERG DE WAYNE RAKES HERBERT RIKARD Metal Processing Coach Auto Mechanics

HARVEY SPEER FRANK STUART EUGENE WITHROW Electronics Electronics Design and Drafting

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ACTIVITIES

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From merriment in the An­

nual Autumn Festival to spelunking

in nearby caves, Linn Tech stu­

dents thoroughly enj oy them selves.

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DRAFTING AND DESIGN

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E a c h student at Linn Technical Junior College knows that successful completion of the Drafting and Design curri­culum will mean a technicians job in industry.

The Drafting and Design student works for proficiency in orthographic projections, iso­met ric drawings, exploded parts views, and pictorials. He must have a knowledge of draft­ing and reproductive materials and of new drafting media.

At Linn Technical Junior College the Drafting and Design student works hard. He has to--there's ajobwaitingforhim if he succeeds.

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DRAFTING

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Larry Becklenburg Chamois, Missouri

Rodger S. Hacker Mexico J Missouri

David E. Adkins Vienna, Missouri

David L. Bishop Steel ville J Missouri

James D. Hall Auxvasse, Missouri

Lon G. Baker Lenedell, Missouri

James Ferguson Linn, Missouri

Roger Hausmann Linn, Missouri

Franklin H. Havens Rolla, Missouri

Roger G. Helmig Linn, Missouri

Charles L. Hoffman Chamois, Missouri

Robert L. Heemeier Linn, Missouri

Dennis R. Herndon Jefferson City, Mo.

William H. Honse Belle, Missouri

Robert Heidbrink Linn, Missouri

Donald D. Hinnah Mokane, Mis s ouri

William L. H uds on Fulton, Missouri

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Joseph L. Hunt Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.

Richard A. Lair Hartsburg, Missouri

Fred P. Rackers Jefferson City, Mo.

Kenneth G. Kidwell Eldon, Missouri

Ronald A. Me aly Steedman, Missouri

Robert L. Ragan Vienna, Missouri

Larry M. Kliethermes Loose Creek, Missouri

Carl T. Powell Holts Summit, Missouri

Richard Rohrback California, Missouri

David W. Skaggs St. James, Missouri

James V. Wagner Rolla, Missouri

DRAFTING

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Glenwood Turnbough Steelville, Missouri

James F. Walton Montgomery City, Mo.

Leroy Ahart Eldon, Missouri

Ray E. Wacker Owensville, Missouri

Chester E. Weaver Eldon, Missouri

Gerald Bias Jefferson City, Mo.

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James Blankenship Eldon, Missouri

Donald J. Ferguson Jefferson City, Mo.

Bruce l\1iller Washington, :Missouri

Jerry W. Bunch Eldon, Missouri

Preston E. Gann Waynesville, Missouri

Angus L. Mitchell, Jr. St. James, IVIissouri

Philip D. Duenow New Bloomfield, Mo.

Jerry D. Meeks Lake Ozark, Missouri

Robert E. Rackers Jefferson City, Mo.

Frank H. Saunier Linn, Missouri

John A. Troesser Bonnots :Mill, Missouri

Ronald W. Terrill Bland, Mis s ouri

Roy G. 'Woody Laque y, l\1is s ouri

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AUTO SCIENCE

Servicing today's high per­formance automobiles is more than an occupation: it is a SCIENCE.

The autom obile industry is constantly seeking mechanics who possess a thorough knowledge of the complexities of the modern automo­bile.

At Linn Technical Junior Col­lege, the student mechanic learns the skills necessary to service the automobiles of today.

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AUTO SCIENCE

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Carter Burton Columbia, Missouri

Lloyd E. Fahrenbrink Bunceton, Missouri

Larry W. Albertson Tuscumbia, Missouri

Donald W. Case Jefferson City, Mo.

Dennis P. Fleer Gerald, Missouri

Mike G. Bo gue Versailles, Missouri

Arthur L. Davis Mokane, Missouri

Clifford Raid Cedar City J Missouri

Thomas J. Havens Jefferson City, Missouri

Donnell Leimkuehler Morrison, Missouri

Douglas Lee Parkhurst Eldon, Missouri

James C. Koepke Cuba, Mis s ouri

Lewis W. Miller Columbia, Missouri

Howard E. Rader Eldon, Missouri

Lande Lehnen Wellsville, Missouri

Thomas L. Miller Jefferson City, Mo.

Charles E. Smith Sturgeon, Missouri

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Earl Spreckelmeyer Hermann, Missouri

AUTO SCIENCE

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Norman Blankenship Sullivan, Missouri

John Twehaus Jefferson City, Mo.

Larry Albertin California, Missouri

Da vid Blumhorst Bland, Missouri

James B. Bax Koeltztown, Missouri

Keith W. Fluegel Centertown, Missouri

Bobby J. Klein Clarksburg, Missouri

Marvin Leimkiller Chamois, Missouri

William G. Lipskoch Chamois, Mis s ouri

Ronald Morre Owensville, Missouri

Charles Morton Crocker, Missouri

Marvin L. Myres Laque y, Mis s ouri

Edward F. Powell Eldon, Missouri

Robert Purdham Vienna, Missouri

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Carey B. Turner Louisiana, Missouri

Charles D. West Dixon, Missouri

Donald L. Turner Louisiana, Missouri

The Auto Science Division of

Linn Technical Junior College an­

nually receives equipment donations

from the Ford Motor Company and

General Motors Corporation. This

year Linn Tech received a compli­

mentary rear axle, transmission,

and diesel engine.

All equipment received from

these two leaders in the automotive

industry is used for instructional

purposes.

ELECTRONICS

Taking his place between the engineer and the skilled craftsman, the electronics graduate of Linn Technical Junior College is able to build, test, and recommend design changes in electronic equipment.

While at Linn, the student

spends half of his time studying theory and half working on actual equipment. Because stress in the laboratory is placed on "trouble shooting", the student uses testing devices and methods which are simi­lar to those used in industry.

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ELECTRONICS

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Larry Gene Banks Linn, Mis s ouri

Jerry Bryan Linn, Missouri

Barry Snethen Bake r Rhineland, Missouri

Robert L. Bock Meta, Missouri

Russell James Buerki St. Louis, Mis s ouri

Waymon James Baker Linn, Missouri

Joseph A. Brandt Loose Creek, Missouri

Arthur Busch Linn, Missouri

Herbert Lee Cochran Middletown, Missouri

David Wayne Gobel Rolla, Missouri

Robert L. Hunt Rolla, Missouri

Ronald Cros s Jefferson City, Missouri

John Hayes Creve Coeur, Missouri

Anthony Kalaf Meta, Missouri

Robert Marshall Ehrhardt St. Louis, Missouri

Dennis Howe 11 Steele, Missouri

Ronald S. Krive Rolla, Missouri

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John R. Kuntz Jefferson City, Missouri

Edward Lorenz Fulton, Missouri

William Mulligan .Montgomery City, Missouri

Earl Henry Langkop Jefferson City, Missouri

Kenny McClure Waynesville, Missouri

Me 1 vin Propst Jefferson City, Missouri

Donald Lawson Jefferson City, Missouri

Paul Mertens Jefferson City, Missouri

Donnie Roark Jefferson City, Missouri

George Ruckman Waynesville, Missouri

Jerrance Schmitz Bonnots Mill, Missouri

William Smith Jefferson City, Missouri

Glen Sapp Hartsburg, Missouri

Glenn Schroepfer Washington, Missouri

Dallas Snodgras s Vienna, Missouri

Robert Scheulen Linn, Mis s ouri

James Shaw St. Louis, Missouri

Tom Speirs Wellsville, lVIissouri

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Mike Sullivan Jefferson City, Mo.

John Wilding Berger, Missouri

Marvin E. vVitthaus Chamois, Missouri

Larry H. Thomas Linn, Missouri

James E. Wilkerson Fulton, Missouri

Don Ray Zeller Hartsburg, l\1issouri

Roland P. Warmann Morrison, Missouri

Larry A. Wilkerson Fulton, Missouri

ELECTRONICS

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Theon C. Backes Loose Creek, Missouri

JohnD. Breeden Steedman, Missouri

Joseph W. Cleesen II Laddonia, Missouri

Robert Dohrer Washington, Missouri

Ronald Douglas Fulton, Missouri

James C. Davis Camdenton, Missouri

Jerry Fletcher California, Missouri

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Vernon D. Gerling Pilot Grove, Missouri

Donald LaBlond Hermann, Missouri

William B. Loethen Jefferson City, Missouri

Hobert J. Guy Morrison, Missouri

Jon M. Haeffner Hermann, Missouri

Carl D. Lock Bonnots Mill, Missouri

Jack Mankin Jefferson City, Mo.

Charles G. McCowen Chesterfield, Missouri

David C. Morrow Russellville, Missouri

Danie 1 Peters Bonnots l\1ill, l\1issouri

Reuben Niewald Hope, Missouri

Norbert B. Rentel Jr. Pilot Grove, lVIissouri

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James Riegel Linn, Mis s ouri

James W. Vaughn Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo.

Cecil L. Stancil Jr. Linn, Missouri

Robert R. Vossen Linn, Missouri

POTENTIAL

TECHNICIANS

ATTEND

LINN

TECHNICAL

JUNIOR COLLEGE

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SUCCESSFUL

TECHNICIANS

graduate from

LINN TECHNICAL COLLEGE