THE 1986 LOKI

LINN TECHNICAL COLLEGE

LINN, MISSOURI 65051

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HIGHLIGHTS OF 1985-1986

For the first time since 1941, Missouri National League played Missouri American League in the World Series. Although St. Louis won the two opening games in Kansas City, the race went down to the seventh game with a stunning victory for Kansas City, its first World Cham pionshi p.

In November 1985, the space shuttle went up with a U.S. Senator.

In January 1986, the space shuttle started to go up with 6 astronauts and 1 civilian teacher. Twenty-six seconds after take off, the shuttle blew up and killed all 7.

In August 1985, Rock Hudson died of AIDS and President Reagan started the National AIDS Research Program.

In 1985, The National Missing Children was set up through the F.B.I.

1985 was the worst year for plane accidents in the history of the United States.

New faculty and staff: Jessie Spillman, Receptionist; Pam Schaefer, Careers Unlimited; Sharon Elliott, Alumni Relations; Laura Boes, Careers Unlimited; Terry Williams, Electronics; Edgar Muenks, Heavy Equipment; Mary Buhr, Cashier; Jim Thoenen, Math.

Eleven CAD units were donated to the Drafting Department by AutoDisc Company in Kansas City. Six of them are Tektronics and 5 are IBM with AutoCAD Software.

The Linn Tech Basketball Team came in 2nd place in the Cross State Conference Tournament.

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BAX, Darla Linn, MO

BRANCH, Hope Fulton, MO

FECHTEL, Catherine Westphalia, MO

FLORA, Monica Dixon, MO

GENTGES, Kurt Bonnots Mill, MO

HANLON, Chris Linn, MO

LEFEVRE, Carol Jefferson City, MO

ACCOUNTING II

Above: Darla Bax and Carol Reed working on their assignment. Below: Chris Hanlon listening to Mrs. Light.

ACCOUNTING II

Above: Jalena West and Charlene Theiss discuss how to do a problem. Be­low: The class concentrating on their work.

OSMAN, Jane Jefferson City, MO

REED, Carol Linn, MO

THEISS, Charlene California, MO

THOENEN, Wayne Linn, MO

VIGGERS, Roseanna Fulton, MO

WEST, Jalena Newburg, MO

WINENGEAR, Shanel Fulton, MO

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AVEY, Larry Jr. Sweet Springs, MO

BAKER, Bill Davisville, MO

BURNEY, Larry Eldon, MO

DEWEESE, Harry Brunswick, MO

KEMPKER, Randy Jefferson City, MO

KEMPKER, Wayne Jefferson City, MO

KRESL, Randy Jefferson City, MO

MERTENS, Jeff Bonnots Mill, MO

Above: Wayne Kempker WlrIng a furnace. Below: Larry Burney and Ron Voe­pel insulating a duct.

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AIR CON ITIONING II

AIR CONDITIONING II

Above: Wayne DeWeese and Dan Wilson check­ing air measurements. Below: Ron VanLoo check­ing wires and connections.

MILLER, Nicky Kennett, MO

RACKERS, Greg Jefferson City, MO

TIPP, Robert Warrenton, MO

VANLOO, Ron Jefferson City, MO

VOEPEL, Ron Philadelphia, MO

WILSON, Dan Maywood, MO

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BROWN, Derrell Perryville, MO

GARRETT, Dewey Memphis, MO

GROPPE, Robert Hermann, MO

HOUSKA, Brian Hermann, MO

KIMMEL, David Jefferson City, MO

KL UBA, Kevin Union, MO

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AUTO BODY II

AUTO BODY II

The Lazar Alinement System. Mr. Heckman shows his class the system.

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KUSCHEL, Greg Waverly, MO

LEEPER, Michael Fulton, MO

LUKOWSKI, Andrew Columbia, MO

NETTLES, Michael St. Louis, MO

WAND, Tom Quincy,IL

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AITCH, Geoffrey Union, MO

BOEHM, Clinton Jefferson City, MO

BRYSON, Darren Centralia, MO

COLLINS, Kevin Linn, MO

DISTLER, Dale Jefferson City, MO

EDWARDS, Don Jefferson City, MO

EICHHOLZ, Richard Westphalia, MO

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AUTO MECHANICS II

AUTO MECHANICS II

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EVEN, Douglas Westphalia, MO

FALTER, David Freeburg, MO

HOLT, James New Bloomfield, MO

KOBUSCH, Dennis Hermann, MO

LAUGHLIN, John Jr. Jefferson City, MO

MILES, Terry Steelville, MO

MORROW, Tammy Russellville, MO

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OTTO, Jim Ste. Genevieve, MO

PRENGER, Glenn Jefferson City, MO

PYATT,Rick Salem, MO

RIKARD, Matthew Owensville, MO

ROACH, John Jr. Puxico, MO

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AUTO MECHANICS II

AUTO MECHANICS II ROSEMAN, Paul

Jefferson City, MO SMITH, John

Owensville, MO TINSLEY, Dale

Poplar Bluff, MO WILMES, Neil

Wentzville, MO

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ASSELIN, Bernie Houston, MO

BEY, Kim Jefferson City, MO

BEY, Kurt Jefferson City, MO

ELDER, Dean Perryville, MO

FLORA, Glen Dixon, MO

GEISENDORFER, Lisa Jefferson City, MO

GREEN, Jane Jefferson City, MO

HOPPE, Raymond Sikeston, MO

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AVIATION II

Studying hard in Mr. Mulvania's class.

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AVIATION II

Robert Klein prepares a wing for painting.

KLEIN, Kyle Jefferson City, MO

LAMMERT, Gregory St. Louis, MO

PERKOWSKI, Kirk Linn, MO

STEWARD, Ronald Richland, MO

WAGNER, Kyle Milton-Freewater, OR

WATKINS, John Dixon, MO

WHITE, Michael Chamois, MO

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BATS ELL, Raymond Paris, MO

BAX, Dianne Jefferson City, MO

CURTMAN, Bryan Owensville, MO

FRANK, David Linn, MO

HUNCOVsKY, Jeff Jefferson City, MO

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JOYCE, Harvey Linn, MO

DESIGN DRAFTING II

KOON, Karen Caulfield, MO

LAUGHLIN, John Jr. Jefferson City, MO

MARCUM, Diana Lebanon, MO

Left: Karen Koon and Diann Bax looking over their drafting assignment. Right: John Meyer and Mark Reed working with the CAD.

DESIGN DRAFTING II

Left: Harvey Joyce working on his house plans. Right: Dianna Marcum, JOlln Meyer, and Jack Laughlin working with the CAD.

MEYER, John Ste. Genevieve, MO

QUADE, Jack Fulton, MO

REED, Mark Linn, MO

ROTH, Michael Ste. Genevieve, MO

SCHERR, John Linn, MO

SLOAN, Reuben Linn, MO

STRICKLIN, Robert Houston, MO

WEHMEYER, Allen Gerald, MO

WEITH, Patrick Jackson, MO

YOUNG, Steve Paris, MO

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BADE, Bernard Centertown, MO

BALLEW, Thomas Marshall, MO

BERWALDT, John Carrollton, MO

BUCKLEY, Donald Linn, MO

DAMES, Pete Palmyra, MO

EICHELBERGER, Steve Marshall, MO

FEHR, Troy Jefferson City, MO

FERGUSON, Dennis Linn, MO

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ELECTRONICS II

Mr. Davis helps Keven Green and Craig Schwartz with the monitor.

Above: Curt Shipley is busy working. Below: Sec­ond year takes a break from classes.

ELECTRONICS II

Above and below: Second year works on the problems Mr. Woods gave them.

This is the Powerace 103 Microprocessor the sec­ond year uses.

FORCK, John Jefferson City, MO

FREEMAN, David Jefferson City, MO

FRIEND, Oral Charleston, MO

GRAESSLE, Rich Jefferson City, MO

GREEN, Keven Jefferson City, MO

HAHN, Ron Ste. Genevieve

HEDGES, Rance Beauford, MO

KEARNS, Matthew Linn, MO

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KEIRSEY, Bryan Qulin, MO

KOMM, Anthony Thayer, MO

MC CALLISTER, Joe Mexico, MO

MOON, Martin Hermann, MO

MORRISON, Deloris Gravois Mills, MO

PRENGER, John Jefferson City, MO

RUSSELL, Terry Holts Summit, MO

SCHEBAUM, Merrill Hermann, MO

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ELECTRONICS II

Craig Schwartz and Kevin Green work on a problem together.

John Berwaldt and Craig Schwartz working on the MMDI computer.

ELECTRONICS II

Above: Taking a break outside. Below: Mr. Davis helps with a problem.

The typical picture of our equipment.

SCHULTE, Brian Jefferson City, MO

SCHWARTZ, Craig Ste. Genevieve, MO

SCHWEISS, Karl Bloomsdale, MO

SHIPLEY, Curt Jefferson City, MO

STAUSE, Mike Linn, MO

TREDWAY, Randall Louisiana, MO

WALTON, Scott Middletown, MO

YOUNG, John Lebanon, MO

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BONINE, David Jefferson City, MO

BRANSON, Jarrett Sullivan, MO

COREY, Larry Linn, MO

DUDENHOEFFER, Edward Linn, MO

FONTANA, Donald Prairie Home, MO

HARTMAN, Jeff St. Clair, MO

IVEN, Tim Jefferson City, MO

KLIETHERMES, Kenneth Loose Creek, MO

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HEAVY EQUIPMENT

The class watches Donald Fontana as he fixes some equipment.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

Pictured above: A student working on a backhoe. Pictured below: A student working on a grader.

KUHN, Michael Linn, MO

MILLER, Dale Bourbon, MO

MITCHELL, Joey Paris, MO

SERVOS, Douglas Chamois, MO

STARMER, Douglas Richland, MO

TURNBOUGH, Greg Potosi, MO

WOOD, Bill Steelville, MO

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MACHINE TOOL II

ADAMS, Bill Linn, MO

BAILEY, Paul Moberly, MO

CATTOOR, Steve FLorissant, MO

Steve Cattoor working with the metal lathe.

CHISHOLM, Rob Columbia, MO

GUZY, Mike Silex, MO

KRETER, John Owensville, MO

MACHINE TOOL II

Jeff Renner performing a milling operation.

LANDWEHR, Keith Owensville, MO

McAMIS, Scott Moscow Mills, MO

PATTERSON, Bruce Hazelwood, MO

PETZOLDT, Robert Pocahontas, MO

RENNER, Jeff Cuba, MO

TAINTER, Quentin Middletown, MO

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OFFICE TECHNOLOGY II

NOWACK, Julea Linn, MO

RUSTEMEYER, Mary Linn, MO

SCHEULEN, Sharon Linn, MO

SOUCHEK, Kathy Linn, MO

VOSS, Jeanette Linn, MO

Sharon Scheulen types a report on the IBM Displaywriter.

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BARNES, Karla Lake Ozark, MO

BARNES, Tenna Fulton, MO

. BENTCH, Dennis Linn, MO

BERHORST, Linda Linn, MO

BRITTON, Charles Bonnots Mill, MO

EASTMAN, Rene Kaiser, MO

HAINLINE, Kathryn Waynesville, MO

KATING, Sandy Freeburg, MO

MASSMAN, Chris Westphalia, MO

ACCOUNTING I

Above: Rene Eastman and Sherry Wolfe adding up a problem. Below: Linda Berhorst and Peggy Schneiders finishing their home­work.

ACCOUNTING I

Above: Chris Massman and Mark Porterfield checking their work. Below: Dewayne Sprenger and Anita Wilson working hard.

PARKER, Melinda Meta,'MO

PORTERFIELD, Mark Bonnots Milt MO

REHAGEN, Darla Meta, MO

SCHNEIDERS, Peggy Linn, MO

SHINNEMAN, Connie Linn, MO

SPRENGER, DeWayne Linn, MO

WILSON, Anita Belle, MO

WOLFE, Sherry Crocker, MO

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BEASLEY, Eugene Waynesville, MO

BOOTH, Stephen Maywood, MO

BOSS, Linda Holts Summit, MO

BOSS, Wade Holts Summit, MO

BROADWAY, Randall Kennett, MO

DULLE, Paul Jefferson City, MO

KAUFFMAN, Dennis Jefferson City, MO

KOPMAN, Scott Maplewood, MO

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AIR CONDITIONING I

Above: Dwight Troesser checking pressure. Below: Den­nis Kauffman and George Easley fix a broken compressor.

AIR CONDITIONING I

Above: Frank Smith charging a commercial refrigerator. Below: Dennis Kauffman and Dwight Troesser is servicing a domestic refrigera­tor.

LOESCH, Randy Columbia, MO

LOHMEYER, Steve Washington, MO

NILGES, Shawn Linn, MO

OUSLEY, Kevin Jefferson City, MO

SMITH, Frank Jefferson City, MO

SUMMERS, Larry Washington, MO

TROESSER, Dwight Linn, MO

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BLACKBURN, Eric Houstonia, MO

COLE, Greg Rutledge, MO

DONALDSON, Bruce Centralia, MO

EVEN, Darin Westphalia, MO

HATFIELD, James Springfield, MO

JAMES, Joseph Ashland, MO

MOFFITT, Michael Kearney, MO

NENNINGER, Stephen Perryville, MO

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AUTO BODY I

D. Orscheln working on the frame. B. Donaldson grinding side of car.

L. Talbott sanding away. Is L. Talbott still sanding?

AUTO BODY I

R. Scaggs gets sandpaper at window. J. Hatfield prepares tailgate for painting.

D. Even grinding on top of car. J.D. James sanding truck cab.

ORSCHELN, Dale Chamois, MO

PAPE, Kevin Columbia, MO

RIVERA, Robert Linn, MO

ROGERS, Tyler Union, MO

SCAGGS, Randy Ellington, MO

TALBOTT, Loren Versailles, MO

TELLMAN, Mike Jefferson City, MO

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AUTO MECHANICS I BOHNEIT, Jeff

Perryville, MO BOSTON, Kevin

Jackson, MO BROWN, David

St. Louis, MO BUCKNER, Nancy

Ashland, MO DECKER, Donald

Richland, MO

DEORNELLIS, Darrin Paris, MO

DICK, Michael Prairie Home, MO

ELEBY, Anthony St. Louis, MO

HEWKIN, Michael Cuba, MO

JOHNSON, Damon St. Louis, MO

JOHNSON, Jeffrey Columbia, MO

KESMANN, Steve Columbia, MO

KETCHUM, Vernie El Dorado Springs, MO

LANKAU, Earl Hazelwood, MO

LIVERY, Michael Fulton, MO

LOGAN, Kevin Washington, MO

MENNEMEYER, Michael Union, MO

MESGER, Rodney Sullivan, MO

MEYERS, Terry (Bruce) Maywood, MO

MILLER, Chris Jackson, MO

MORGRET, Dean Edina, MO

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AUTO MECHANICS I MYERS, Robert

Cuba, MO NANCE, Constance

St. Louis, MO NASH, Theodore

Boss, MO NGUYEN, Khnorg

Columbia, MO OERLY, Stephen

Wooldridge, MO

PRIEST, Scott Blue Springs, MO

SHANNON, Larry Flat River, MO

SIKES, Tom Fredericktown, MO

SIMS, Anthony St. Louis, MO

STEVENSON, Thomas Rolla, MO

STROPE, Timothy Linn, MO

TAYLOR, Anthony St. Louis, MO

TERREL, Regeil St. Louis, MO

TURNER, Mac Columbia, MO

WATERMAN, John LaGrange, MO

WILLIAMS, Billie Van Buren, MO

WINKERMAN, Lawrence New Bloomfield, MO

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CALVIN, Nathan Houston, MO

CARUTHERS, Andrew Columbia, MO

FECHTEL, Troy Westphalia, MO

FORCK, Mitchell Jefferson City, MO

HECKMEYER, Dale St. Elizabeth, MO

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JAMES, Joseph Vienna, MO

AVIATION I

Joe Donn and Danny Wilson really get into their work.

This is the "Continental Radial." Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Mullvania assist AT!.

AVIATION I

Mitchell, Frank, and Matt all work together in shop.

Andy Orscheln studying in the shop. Joe Donn gets help from Mr. Mitchell

ORSCHELN, Andy Chamois, MO

POULSON, Peter Jefferson City, MO

SABELLA, Jack Jefferson City, MO

SCHRUMPF, Michael St. Mary's, MO

SEHER, Matthew Jefferson C;.ty, MO

VANDERGRIFF, Gary Belle, MO

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DRAFTING I BAX, Curtis

Westphalia, MO BERGERDINE, Karl

Florissant, MO BOCK, John

Eldon, MO

BONNOT, Leonard Jefferson City, MO

CHEN, Joseph Jefferson City, MO

DALY, James Columbia, MO

Tim Wilson and Jim Kinworthy working in class. Paul Morris and Ronald Porterfield working out a problem.

DRAFTING I

Bryan Ebersole and James Daly working on an assignment.

DAVIDSON, Lowell Montgomery City, MO

EBERSOLE, Bryan Fulton, MO

FARAGHER, James Owensville, MO

HENTGES, Scott Columbia, MO

KIN WORTHY, James Jefferson City, MO

LUNYOU, Gina Piedmont, MO

David Petree and Ronald Porterfield in Industrial Design class.

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MARCH, Terry Columbia, MO

MORRIS, Paul Fulton, MO

PENNINGTON, Chris West Plains, MO

PETREE, David Centralia, MO

PORTERFIELD, Ronald Bonnots Mill, MO

DRAFTING I

Drafting IA students seem to be enjoying class.

DRAFTING I RANDOL, James

Jackson, MO SCHMIDT, Joe

Jefferson City, MO

SPREUTELS, Eugene Koshkonong, MO

WILDE, Morris St. Elizabeth, MO

WILLIAMS, Kevin Farber, MO

WILSON, Tim Ashland, MO

Eugene Spreutels and James Randol studying in the drafting room.

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ADAMS, Coy Jr. St. Charles, MO

ASKINS, Larry Jr. Marshall, MO

BERHORST, Kevin Jefferson City, MO

BROWNING, Jeff Louisianna, MO

BUHR, James Linn, MO

ELDRIDGE, Debra Linn, MO

GREER, Eric Chamois, MO

GUEST, Randy Rolla, MO

HAWKINBERRY, Denise Gerald, MO

HAWKINS, Wanda Fulton, MO

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ELECTRONICS I

Above: Gary Herren works with the oscilloscope. Below: Gary Strope and Fonda Thomas learn about the oscilloscope.

Above: Barry Redel and Curtis Johnson are going over some results. Below: Mr. Williams helps Jeff Schmidt and Rocky Ponder.

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Above: Mr. Williams assists Larry Askins with a written problem. Below: Mr. Williams aids Gary Strope and Jeff Wiseman with a minor adjustment.

TRONI S I

Above: Jeff Browning and Wally Lancaster work hard to lear to use the equipment. Below: First year learns how to use the oscilloscope.

HERREN, Gary Elsberry, MO

JOHNSON, Curtis Wright City, MO

LANCASTER, Walter Jackson, MO

MULLEN, Donn Jefferson City, MO

MYERS, Barry Camdenton, MO

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ELECTRONICS I PONDER, Rocky

Jefferson City, MO REDEL, Barry

Jefferson City, MO RENKEMEYER, Dale

Jefferson City, MO REX, Jeff

Fulton, MO RIGGS, Wade

Center, MO

This is Software Development Techniques and Machine Language Programming class.

The class helps each other solve problems.

ELECTRONICS I RYALS, Alton Jr.

Bland, MO RYALS, Michael

Bland, MO SCHMIDT, Jeffery

St. Thomas, MO SMITH, James

Rolla, MO STEGEMAN, Mike

Hartsburg, MO

STEINBECK, Greg Jefferson City, MO

STROPE, Gary St. Thomas, MO

THOMAS, Fonda Seymour, MO

WISEMAN, Jeffery Morrison, MO

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BONNARENS, Joseph Elsberry, MO

FRICKE, Bill Hallsville, MO

GILL, Robert Linn, MO

MADDOX, Shawn Columbia, MO

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NILGES, Jerry Linn, MO

ROBINSON, Russell Linn, MO

TURNER, Timothy Eureka, MO

TYNES, Pat Linn, MO

WITHOUSE, Jamie Belle, MO

YOUNG, Gary Washington, MO

MACHINE TOOL I

SHEPARD, George Cape Girardeau, MO

Rusty Robinson and Mark Shepard are having a little difficulty.

OFFICE T CHNOLOGY I

The class works hard on speed and accuracy.

BUSCHMANN, Tammy Vienna, MO

FOY, Jeriann Brentwood, MO

HILTON, Monica Belle, MO

HUTCHISON, Diane Linn, MO

JONES, Joyce Holts Summit, MO

LIENEKE, Julie Holts Summit, MO

LINDEMAN, Tami Vienna, MO

WAKELAND, Linda Linn, MO

WOLFE, Stacy Linn, MO

Tami L. and Tammy B. at the word processor.

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PEER TUTORS

The Peer Tutoring Program is a major component of the overall resources provided by the Technical Learning Cen­ter to Linn Tech students. Peer Tutors are usually second year students who have been recommended by the depart­ment chair and selected for their ability in their major area of study as well as their interest in helping their fellow stu­dents. This year, thirteen Peer Tutors have been employed and are available to assist our students with individual and group tutoring.

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TUTORS

Auto Mechanics: Mike Livery

Auto Body: Leon Garrett

Office Technology: Kathy Souchek

Accounting: Chris Hanlon

Drafting: John Meyer John Scherr

Electronics: Terry Russell Matt Kearns Wage Riggs John Young

Aviation: Jane Green Kyle Wagner

Air Conditioning: Greg Rackers

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PRESIDENT

C. DeWayne Rakes

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VICE-PRESIDENTS

Don Gelven - EDUCATION William Kliethermes - FINANCE

Robert Larivee - STUDENT SERVICES James Symmonds - DEVELOPMENT

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Laura Boes Careers Unlimited

Bill Bunch Placement

Sharon Elliott Alumni Relations

Ronald Hunziger Counselor

Pam Schaefer Careers Unlimited

Jan Swanstrom Learning Center

ADMINISTRATION

Above: Mr. Larivee and Mr. Bunch discuss differ­ent programs with a prospective student. Right: Mr. Bunch talking to employers about the pro­grams at Linn Tech.

OFFICE STAFF

Above: Pat Stubits taking a break from her DTIOO computer. Below: Jessie Spillman stamping the morning mail.

Evelyn Clough Secretary

Imogene Gleize Secretary

Belinda Hassler Cashier

Judy Robinson Bookkeeper

J essie Spillman Receptionist

Pat Stubits Secretary

June Wolfe Secretary

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BOES, Dorothy Cafeteria

DUDENHOEFFER, Florence Cafeteria

HEISLER, Alice Lounge

KLIETHERMES, Hugo Custodial

LENGER, Helen Cafeteria

LINHARDT, Michael Maintenance

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SUPPORT STAFF

Top: Helen Mantle preparing lunch. Below: Alice Heisler working in the Lounge. Left: Mike Linhardt giving assignments to work-study stu­dents.

SUPPORT STAFF

Dorothy Boes at the cash register. Edna Starr assists Deloris Morrison at the Bookstore.

MANTLE, Helen Cafeteria

NILGES, Phillip Maintenance

NILGES, Rose Marie Lounge

ROCHE, Stanley Custodial

RUSSELL, Warren Maintenance

SCHEULEN, Margaret Cafeteria

STARR, Edna Lounge

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BOARD OF EDUCATION

The Board of Education meets monthly and the members are the governing board of the college. Right: Mr. Rakes with Ardith Wil­son, Secretary to the Super­intendent.

Left to right: Pat Oidtman, Presi­dent; Christy Brandt, Secretary; Mike Morton, Treasurer; Ron Ba­ker, Vice-president; and John Kingsfield.

Pictured are Ardith Wilson, Ross Seals, John Kingsfield, Pat Oidtman, and Christy Brandt.

ADVISORY COUNCIL

WHAT IS THE ADVISORY COUNCIL?

It is a group of individuals representing a cross-section of business and industry who are dedicated to keeping techni­cal education abreast of business and industry's require­ments. There are three members to each program including administration.

WHAT DOES IT DO?

The basic purpose of the Advisory Council is to provide ad­vice and assistance to help keep Linn Technical College's training programs current with business and industry re­quirements.

Shown above are pictures from the annual dinner that was held at the Country Club. The basic purpose of this meeting is to provide an orientation, particularly for new members of the committees.

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Robert Ashby Air Conditioning

Samuel Backues Auto Mechanics

Kenneth Balkenbusch Heavy Equipment

Mary Lou Broman Office Technology

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Albert Davis Electronics

Mike Dickneite Design-Drafting

Kenneth Franken Design -Drafting

Melvin Gage Machine Tool

FACULTY

Jack Light teaching one of his math classes. Mr. Stuart grading tests.

FACULTY

Above: Mrs. Broman preparing for class. Below: Mr. Rikard explaining Automotive Transmissions.

Kenneth Gelven Accounting

Herbert Gleize Auto Mechanics

Anthony Heckman Auto Body

Ralph Keener Design-Drafting

Lawrence Kendrick Auto Mechanics

Dean Klouzek Auto Body

Darwin Kraenow Auto Mechanics

Sherry Larivee Communications

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John Lemmel Accounting

Jack Light Math

Mary Light Accounting

Bill Matthews Air Conditioning

James Matthews Machine Tool

Ralph Michel Aviation

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Eric Miller Math

Doyle Moad Heavy Equipment

FACULTY

Mrs. Larivee types up an assignment. Mr. Woods helps a student with a math problem.

FACULTY

Above: Mr. Gleize prepares for his Shop Management class. Below: Mr. Franken lectures on the CAD unit.

Edgar Muenks Heavy Equipment

Rodney Mulvania Aviation

Carolyn Painter Communications

Ray Peters Air Conditioning

James Phillips Auto Mechanics

Ron Porterfield Electronics

Herbert Rikard Auto Mechanics

Ralph Samson Auto Mechanics

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Richard Schenherr Design -Drafting

John Scheulen Aviation

Joseph Soucie Metal Processing

Frank Stuart Electronics

Jim Thoenen Math

Terry Williams Electronics

Glen Woods Math

FACULTY

Mr. Lemmel at the copier.

Mr. Backues helping a student in his Power Accessories class.

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EAGLEBERT

Nancy Buckner, who is in first-year Auto Mechanics, is this year's Eaglebert. She puts on the Eaglebert costume and cheers on the Eagles at home basketball games. Eaglebert generates enthusiasm and spirit among the crowd. At away games, she leaves Eaglebert at home and keeps score.

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BASKETBALL

The Varsity Linn Tech Basketball team consisted of seven starting and traveling players: Rob Chisholm, Tom Wand, Michael Nettles, Randy Scaggs, Wade Riggs, Mike Stegeman, and Nick Miller.

The season began early November with many home and away games and ends in later February at the Cross State Conference Tournament at Lexington.

BASKETBALL

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SOFTBALL

The 1985-86 Linn Tech Intramural Softball games began early Sep­tember. Each team played approximately 11 games each. The play­offs were based on the teams with the best record playing a double elimination tournament. Auto Mechanics 2B were the winners. They received a free steak dinner at the STUCD Bar-B-Que and Championship T-shirts at the end of the year.

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SOFTBALL

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VOLLEYBALL

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VOLLEYBALL

Volleyball began early January. Nine teams participated in the games with nine people per team. The playoffs are played in late February and every team will play in the playoffs. The team with the worst record plays first all the way up to the team with the best record playing last. Intramural Championship T-shirts will be awarded at the end of the year.

Dale Tinsley keeping score.

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BOWLING

The Linn Tech Intramural bowling league started this year with eight teams. The teams bowl three games per team every Monday night. The team with the best overall statistics, wins the league trophy.

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BOWLING

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IRON PUMPERS

The Iron Pumpers met on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 3:15 to 4:15 at the Field House weight room.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Shown in the pic­tures are Lonnie Landrum (BSU Di­rector), Bruce Patterson, and John Bock

The BSU is a fellowship of col­lege students seek­ing to find and im­plement God's purposes for them and their world. It provides opportuni­ty for an inward journey of spiritual growth and an outward journey of service to others.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Student Council organizes various activities for the student body, such as picnics and dances. STUCO meets approximately once a month.

STUDENT COUNCIL

STU CO Officers: President - Ron Porterfield; Vice-President - Geoffery Aitch; Secretary - Karen Koon.

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TODAY'S NON-TRADITIONAL

WOMEN TNT provides support for the female students at Linn Tech. There are monthly meetings in which speakers come and talk on topics that will be beneficial to the women, such as sexual harrassment and dating relationships.

TNT is also involved in social and service activit­ies. Social activities include a bar-b-que and a Christmas party with Secret Santas. Service activ­ities include volunteers for a blood drive and collecting Cans for Christmas.

Top picture: TNT officers: Sandy Kating, Presi­dent; Mary Rustemeyer, Vice-President; Darla Rehagen, Secretary; Tenna Barnes, Treasurer; Joyce Jones, STU CO Representative.

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TNT

TNT

TNT's first fund-raiser was a bake sale. Soon after that a bar-b-que was held at the park in Linn.

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LOOKOUT

The Lookout staff for 1985-86 are; Left to right: Darla Bax, Mark Reed, Kathy Souchek (Editor), Karen Koon, Pam Schaefer (Sponsor), Shane I Winingear.

Karen Koon and Kathy Souchek get a story at Auto Mechanics from Mr. Gleize and Mr. Samson.

Mike Dickneite assists in printing.

Kathy Souchek is the editor for the Lookout. She has been the edi­tor for two years. Since this is a small school, Kathy assists in writing copy, composing copy, pasting onto the form, and checking final copy. Thank you Kathy for doing a great job!

The Lookout is Linn Tech's newspaper. It covers the school's current events in sports, school functions, faculty and com­mon interest. The staff works very hard at publishing this pa­per. Thank you Darla, Mark, Kathy, Karen, Shanel, and Pam for all the hard work you've done.

CO-SPONSORS

Laura Boes and Pam Schaefer are co-sponsors of the yearbook.

LAURA BOES is the Assistant Director of Careers Unlimited. She also sponsors the Cheerleaders and TNT. Laura graduated last May from Southwest Missouri State University with a B.s. in Social Work.

PAM SCHAEFER is the Director of Careers U nlimit­ed. Pam travels all over the state giving presentations to high school students about non-tra­ditional careers. Pam graduated from Southeast Mis­souri State University with a B.S. in Business Ad­ministration.

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LOKI

The Inter-Collegiate Press publishes our yearbook. Our yearbook representative, Ellen Robinson (sitting), gave Gina Lunyou, Nathan Calvin, and Reuben Sloan a few pointers on layouts. Our staff was small, but we worked hard and well together.

LOKI

Top left: Leon Garrett helped develop the pictures and Joyce Jones and Jeriann Foy (not pictured) assisted him. Top right: Bernard Bade also developed pictures and took many of them as well. Below: Gina Lunyou decides which pictures she needs.

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PICNICS

FIRST ANNUAL Banjopickin'icecreamslurpin' frisbeeflingin' WELCOME BACK PARTY

Frisbee Flingin'

Banjo Pickin'

Volleyball Hittin'

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LOUNGE

The lounge is a good place to relax at break time.

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FUN RUN

The Fun Run was the first activity of the year. AND THEY'RE OFF ...

Larry Burney and John Roach race to the finish line.

The winner, Mike Nettles, waits for a T-shirt from Bill Bunch.

T -shirts for everyone!

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HALLOWEEN DANCE 1985 Right: Everyone came dressed for the occasion. Middle left: Rusty Robinson and Jerry Nilges. Middle right: Geof­frey Aitch and Nancy Buckner. bot­tom: Tenna Barnes and Greg Lammert.

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HALLOWEEN

HALLOWEEN

Top left: Bryan Ebersole and T enna Barnes. Top right: Dancing all night long! Middle: Denise Hawkinberry and Jane Osman. Bottom: Slow Dancing is nice!

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Homecoming

Dance

1985

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DANCES

Homecoming Queen Kathy Souchek and Homecoming King Jeffrey Aitch share a dance.

Jeffrey hands Kathy a bouquet of flowers. Jeffrey and Kathy give a speech.

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HOMECOMING

DARLA BAX KAREN KOON

KATHY SOUCHEK, QUEEN

TAMMY MORROW JULEA NOWACK

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HOMECOMING

DALE DISTLER ED DUDDENHOEFFER

GEOFFREY AITCH, KING

ORAL FRAND ANDREW LUKOWSKI

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DEDICATION

The 1986 LOKI is dedicated to our president of the past 10 years, DeWayne Rakes, who is retiring. President Rakes has guided Linn Tech through many accomplishments. During his tenure two new departments were established at the school. The College has received accreditation from the North Central Asso­ciation of Colleges and Schools and has become a member of the National Junior College Athletic Association. Additionally, Linn Tech won national recognition for its program to eliminate sex bias in technical education. And perhaps Mr. Rakes most far-sighted accomplishment has been the acquisition of land for the future development of a new campus expected to be started in 1986. Mr. Rakes will be missed and we wish him well.

COVER DESIGNER

In the fall, we had a Yearbook Cover Design Contest. Quite a few students participated, and the Yearbook Staff chose Nathan Calvin's design. Nathan is from Houston, Missouri and is enrolled in the first year Aviation program. Congratulations, Nathan!

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EDITOR'S PAGE

It's taken a lot of time and hard work, but our small yet ef­fective staff has finally finished the yearbook. We hope you enjoy this book full of memories of Linn Tech 1986 for many years to come.

LOKI (loh' kee) in Norse mythology. LOKI was the god of mischief. Our year­book is named in his spirit of fun and helpfulness.