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The 1987 LOKI

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Highlights of 1986-1987 *Drafting department procured 5 new IBM Autocad computers, 2 6130 central processing units, 4 4107 terminal work

stations and a Dot Mattrix printer. *Electronics department received 20 new IBM computers * Auto Body is now located at the new Linn Tech campus. * Aviation department is in the process of building on the new Linn Tech campus. *Dr. Steve Breckon is the new president of Linn Tech. *There was a 200% increase in women students. *Daniloff was held in the Soviet Union. *The Statue of Liberty got a face lift. *Linn Tech students survived the flood of 1986. *Michael Jackson (psychopathic killer) was wanted in 5 different states. He was found dead in a barn near Wright Cit' * American sailboat Stars and Stripes won the American Cup back from Australia.

Dedication

The 1987 LOKI is Dedicated to ROBERT LARIVEE, Vice President for Student Services.

For eight years Robert Larivee welcomed new (and old) students with a warm handshake and a great big sincere smile!!! He encouraged Linn Tech Students when spirits were low. On days when fellow collegian and students felt down, he always gave hope and a brighter side to look at the situation. He made things possible for us!

Mr. Larivee, accepted a prestigious position with the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education in Jefferson City, MO starting in January of 1987.

Linn Technical College will miss him. He was a true good friend to all. We wish him the best of luck in his new position.

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Where Futures Begin Starting out alone, in a leaky basement room I courageously began an electronics class, in the face of

doubt and gloom

Slowly I added classes; two three and then four. Today I number ten with plans to expand even more.

From that damp room, to five assorted buildings plus

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Increased enrollment and high tech demand, make a new campus a must.

Friends and alumni, staff and private business are all doing their part

Donating funds for buildings and equipment that's state-of-the-art.

Cash is always needed, but likewise are gifts in-kind Don't throwaway your surplus, keep Linn Tech in mind.

Contributions such as these, have brought me where I am today

A new campus started, one building complete and another one underway.

An airport on the drawing board, will benefit not only me But, think what it will do for industry and the Linn

community.

Besides support from the outside, it takes dedication from the staff

Rewarded at times with only pride, they serve loyally on my behaH.

My name, Linn Technical College, and my success is growing -year by year

The increase in my enrollment alone, makes this so very clear.

My reputation is superb and known statewide Through my alumni serving industry with knowledge and pride. I'm accredited through North Central and also with the state Recognition earned - not landed simply through fate.

On this my 25th anniversary - who would have thought back then

That I would grow up to be -

WHERE FUTURES BEGINI Pat Stubits

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Accounting II

Accounting II has classes other than accounting which they will be ex­posed to in the business world such as Marketipg, income tax, management and data processing ...

Accounting students hard at work.

Barnes, Tenna Fulton

Berhorst, Linda Linn

Britton, Charles Bonnots Mill

Eastman, Rene Linn

Kating, Sandy Freeburg

Massman, Chris Westphalia

Parker, Melinda Linn

Porterfield Bonnots Mill

Rehagan, Darla Meta

Schnieders, Peggy Linn

Shinneman, Connie Linn

Sprenger, DeWayne Linn

Susie Parker smiles when it comes to accounting.

Air Conditioning II

Beasley, George Waynesville, MO Booth, Stephen Maywood,MO Boss, Rolenda Holt Summit, MO Boss, Wade Holt Summit, MO

Dulle, Paul Linn,MO Kauffman, Dennis Jefferson City, MO Kopmann, Scott Maplewood, MO Loesch, Randel Ashland,MO

Lohmeyer, Steve Washington, MO Smith, Frank Jefferson City, MO Summers, Larry Washington, MO Troesser, Dwight Linn,MO

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Auto Body II

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Cole, Greg Rutledge, MO Eichholz, Richard Westphalia, MO Even, Darien Westphalia, MO Hatfield, James Springfield, MO

James, Joseph Dennis Ashland,MO Nenninger, Stephen Perryville, MO Orscheln, Dale Chamois,MO Pape, Kevin Columbia, MO Rivera, Robert Linn, MO

Rogers, Tyler Union,MO Scaggs, Randy Ellington, MO Talbott, Loren VersaUes, MO Tellman, Mike Jefferson City, MO

Auto Mechanics II

Auto Mechanics class makes use of their shop time.

Auto Mechanics students try and open Jeff Johnson's car.

Johnson, Damon St.Louis Johnson, Jeffrey Columbia Kasmann, Stephen Columbia

Auto Mechanics guys checking out the girls in between classes.

At times Linn Tech lets the Auto Mechanics students prac­tice on their own carsll

Bohnert, Jeff Perryville Boston, Kevin Patterson Brown, David St.Louis Brown, Derrell St.Louis Buckner, Nancy Ashland

Nance, Constance St.Louis DeOmellis, Darrin Paris Dick, Michael Prairie Home Hewkin, Michael Cuba Isgriggs, Allen Bourbon

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Auto Mechanics II Ketchum, Vernie

Jefferson City Lankau, Earl

Hazelwood Logan, Kevin

Washington Mennemeyer, Michael

Union Mesger, Rodney

Sullivan

Meyers, Bruce Maywood

Miller, Chris Jackson

Miller, Danny Linn

Myers, Rob Cuba

Morgret, Dean Edina

Linn Technical College offers the per­son who wants to become a skilled. auto mechanic th~ opportunity to work in one of the best equipped shops in Missouri under the supervision of competent. thoroughly trained instructors. The com­plete two-year program fully educates the students in the fundamentals of the automobile trade so that they can ad­vance rapidly within industry or begin business for themselves. Auto mechanics students receive supportive training in related fields such as shop math. metal work. and technical communications.

Finding what you need isn't always easy.

Nash, Ted Boss

Nguyn,Khuong Columbia

Nicewaner, Curtis Rolla

Mike Hewkin likes to study for his auto mechanics class in a car.

Auto Mechanics II

Auto Mechanics Class is putting some muscle into put­ting a motor in.

Auto Mechanics class working on a tune-up - brought in by the local community

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Oerly, Stephen Wooldridge Painton, Albert Painton Phillips, Jeffrey New Bloomfield Priest, Scott Blue Springs Rendlemany, Kent Painton

Shannon, Larry Flat River Sikes, Thomas Fredericktown Sims, Tony St.Louis Taylor, Anthony St.Louis Turner, Mac Columbia

Waterman, John LaGrange Winkelman, Larry Bloomfield

Jeff Johnson and Mike Mennemeyer work together in shop

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Bodenhamer, Donald Cuba

Calvin, Nathan Houston

Caruthers, Andrew Columbia Dunn, Joe

Harrisburg

F ectel, Troy Westphalia

F orck, Mitchell Jefferson City

Hayes, John Linn

Heckemeyer, Dale St. Elizabeth

Hilmes, Thomas St. Louis

Jennings, Timothy Centralia

lGentzel, Jeff St. Louis

Kohne, Rick St. Louis

AVIATION II

Craming for a test.

This is what we learn in class. Get those cheat notes out of heret

"Short hair" is one of the rules.

AVIATION II

"PARTYIME"

Give us a Break Teach. We take this class seriously I

Let's get down to business.

McAllister, Frankie Piedmont Orscheln, Andy Chamois Petre, Kenneth Moberly

Poulson, Peter Jefferson City Price, Bill Hermann Reynolds, James New Florence Sabella, Jack Jefferson City

Schrumpf, Michael St. Mary's Vandegriff, Gary Belle Wakely, Mark Rolla Wilson, James Linn

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Abernathy, Paul Bland,MO Bax, Curtis

Westphalia, MO Bock, John Eldon,MO

Boehm, Julie Jefferson City, MO

Bonnot, Leonard Jefferson City, MO

Bergerdine Karl Florissant, MO

Carroll, Sherrie Jefferson City, MO

Chen, Joseph Jefferson City, MO

Crocker, Mike Jefferson City, MO

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Drafting II

''Who's got my Orange Sucker??"

Joe teaching John the ancient chinese drafting methodm

Drafting II

,Finally caught Redhead in the sucker jar.

'1 didn't get into too much trouble"

Daly, James Columbia, MO Davidson, Lowell Montgomery City, MO Ebersole, Bryan Fulton, MO

Faragher, Bryan Owensville, MO Hentges, Scott Jefferson City, MO

Lunyou, Regina Piedmont/MO March, Terry Columbia, MO Marquart, Greg Union,MO

''Why in the heck did I do that?"

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Morris, Paul Fulton,MO

Pennington, Chris West Plains, MO

Porterfield, Jr. Ronald Bonnots Mill, MO

Randol James Jackson, MO

Schmidt, Joseph Jefferson City, MO Spreutels, Eugene Koshkonong, MO

Stephen, Scott Morrison, MO Wilde, Morris

St. Elizabeth, MO

Williams, Kevin Farber,MO

Wills, Jack Fulton,MO

Wisehart, Donna Hannibal, MO

"1 wonder if his looks the same?"

Drafting II

To skip or not; That is the questionlll

"Dam, I'm doing a good jobU"

ELECTRONICS II

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Electronics has strange effects on some people. Let's go Fondal

Adams,Coy St. Charles, MO Askins,Joe Marshall, MO Berhorst, Kevin Jefferson City, MO Browning, Jeff Louisiana, MO Browning, John Louisiana, MO Buhr,James Linn,MO Caldwell, Robert Columbia, MO Guest, Randy Unknown Hawkins, Wanda Fulton, MO Johnson, Curtis Wright City Mullen, Donn Jefferson City, MO Myers, Barry Camdenton, MO

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Ponder, Rocky Jefferson City, MO

Redel, Donnie Jefferson City, MO Renkemeyer, Dale Jefferson City, MO

Riggs, Wade Center,MO Ryals, Mike Bland, MO

Ryals, Jr., Alton Bland, MO

Schmidt, Jeffery St. Thomas

Smith, James Rolla, MO

Stegeman, Michael Hartsburg, MO

Strope, Gary St. Thomas

Thomas, Fonda Seymour,MO

Wisemann, Jeffery Morrison, MO

ELECTRONICS II

Take a SWAG at it. You've got to be kiddingl

Nowwhat?1II SHOCKING isn't it?1II

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

We are sticking together until the end of this course.

Receiving instructions on a caterpillar 955.

Arl, David Ellington, MO Blacklock, Kelly Montgomery City, MO Butyenek, Kerry Sullivan, MO Coleman, John Palmyra,MO Cramer, Stacy Chamois,MO Engle, Matthew Florissant, MO

Henley, Robert Alan Eldon,MO

Hills, Timothy Honnewell, MO

Hoindshell, Burton Jim Elsberry, MO

Kramer, Jeff Grant Columbia, MO

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Lieurance, Curtis Hannibal, MO Love, Gary Laplata, MO Maylee, Charles Bland, MO Rickard, David Linn, MO Sherman, Chuck Hartsburg, MO Smith, Phillip Jefferson City, MO

Smithey, Tim Mexico, MO Taylor, Alec Waterloo, IL Vance, David Grandy,MO Watson, Mike Holts Summit, MO Welch, Robert Moberly, MO Woody, Steven West Plains, MO

HEAVY EQUIPMENT

We're sticking together until the end of this course.

Receiving instructions on a caterpillar 955.

Jerry entering data into the CNC.

MACHINE TOOL II

Bonnarens, Joe Elsberry, MO Fricke, Bill Hallsville, MO Maddox, Shawn Columbia, MO Nilges, Jerry Linn, MO Robinson, Russell Linn, MO

Mark performing a milling operation.

Gary performing a metal hardness test.

Shepard, George Cape Girardeau, MO Turner, Tim Fenton,MO Tynes, Pat Linn, MO Whithouse, Jamie Belle, MO Young, Gary Washington, MO

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OFFICE TECHNOLOGY II Buschmann, Tammy

Vienna, MO Fay, Jerriann

Brentwood, MO Hutchison, Diana

Linn,MO Jones, Joyce

Holts Summit, MO Lieneke, Julie

Holts Summit, MO Lindeman, Tami

Vienna,MO

One-million copies today?1II

No problem. Wasn't Rome built in a day?

"Joe, hurry up and get down before Mrs. Broman sees us up here looking in on OT II."

Oh Godlll I'm nextlll

CLASS OF 1988

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Accounting I

Each year this class gets bigger and better. Students who take accounting use this skill for their use at home, for a company or even to become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA).

Asberry, Vicky Farmington

Box, Jennifer Jefferson City

Brandon, Tina Owensville

Brenner, Shawn Linn

Hopper, Kimberly Owensville

Lampe, Treresa Lohman

Linberg, Wanda Linn

Macormic, Doug Newburg

Mehmert, Kathy Chamois

Morfeld, Lourie Freeburg

Porterfield, Debra Loose Creek

Renner, Dawn Cuba

Ridenhour, Cynthia Belle

Stratman, Paul Vienna

Terry, Diane Vienna

Wright, Marilyn Kingdom City

---­The first year accounting class spends an exciting class period trying to get their debits to equal their credits.

AIR CONDITIONING I

Baker, Bryon Owensville Bremer, Jamie Jefferson City Brenneke, Joseph Jefferson City Bushner, Douglas Boonville

Crawford, John Crocker Davis, Charles Cuba Davison, Tim Buffalo Gerschefske, Keven RoseBud

Phillip and James keeping busyl We can fix anythingl

If I only had four hands.

Giesler, Authur Genevieve Gordon, Rick Salem, Hughes, Phillip Steelville Johnson, James Ashland

Jones, Hank Georgetown, TX Love, Greg Henly Marushak, Jay Auxvasse Marushak, Perry Auxvasse

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AIR CONDITIONING I Minor, Ritchie

Louisiana Rehagen,Robert

Jefferson City Rosenkrans, Michael

New Bloomfield Schanzmeyer, Joseph

Jefferson City Schneider, Linda

Owensville Schroeder, Scott

Russellville

Linda, we are getting our picture taken.

Wieberg, Daryl Holts Summit

Wiggins, Berry Linn

Wilson, Jerry VanBuren

Inhale some more Scott.

Don't bother mell

So ... "That's how the door opens."

Dean Klouzek shows a student how it is done.

BRAND NEWill

Auto Body I

It's time to get to work.

New Auto Body building allows student to gain "hands on" experience

Cochran, Steve Rolla Cox,Chris Troy Denevan, M. Scott Cape Girardeau Dowell, Christopher Troy Gentry, Richard Pacific Grose, Lonnie Cabool

Hardy, Jr., Aubrey Elsberry Heidbrink, Clinton Linn Hicks, Greg Bland

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Jones, Rick St. Charles

Lohman, David Quincy,IL Loy, James HartsBurg

Otte, Paul St. Mary's

Pennington, Craig Linn

Sanders, Arthur California

Struemph, Roy Meta

Veasman, James Dixon

Webb,David BonneTerre

Auto Body I

Entrance to new campus now housing Auto Body Department

New Auto Body facility gives more floor space

Department Chairman Tony Heckman making routine inspection

Auto Mechanics I

... and the tail pipe's connected to the ...

Barton. Randall Salem.MO Birkenbach. David Amold.MO Bliss. Jeffery Union, MO Boeckelman.Brian Wellsville. MO Brown. Darrell Jackson.MO Brown, John Fairfax.MO Buckner. Mitchell Ashland.MO Burke. Michael Steelville. MO Cannon. Philip Jefferson City. MO Carver. Brian Linn.MO Cash. Robert Fenton.MO Cremer. Joseph Jefferson City. MO

Crump. Scott Warrenton. MO Davidson. Ronald Jefferson City. MO Douglas. Kevin Olean.MO Dunlap. Donald Flatriver. MO Dunstan. John Eldon, MO

Garbison, Irving Piedmont. MO George. Ronald Hartshorn. MO Hayes. Gary Fenton.MO Henneke. Glenn Linn.MO Hennson.Robert Richland. MO Hettinger. Royce Drexel,MO

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Hill, Roger Fulton, MO

Hoeller, Michael Koeltztown, MO

Hollenstiener, Brian Middletown, MO

Holtmeyer, Simmie Jefferson City, MO

Jerman, Anthony Vandalia, MO

Johnson, Robert Columbia, MO

Jones, Joe St. Louis, MO Krumm, Tim

Pilot Grove, MO Lammers, Dwain Blackwater, MO

Lumb, Brian Columbia, MO

Luther, Chris Jefferson City, MO

McClard, Gary Jackson,MO

McClintock, Wayne Westphalia, MO McKinlay, Todd

Columbia, MO Malone, Curt

Dixon,MO Malone, Robert

Salem,MO Maylee, James

Holts Summit, MO Morland, Gerry

Holts Summit, MO Morris, Jonathon

Ellington, MO Newell, Allen

Perryville, MO Parker, Steve

Pacific, MO Patterson, George

Owensville, MO Paul,Doug

Bourbon,MO Petty, Jay Linn,MO

Auto Mechanics I

Me, fix this??? BE REAL III Here a squirt there a squirt everywhere a squirt squirt ...

Auto Mechanics I

Pobst, Dale Oran,MO Prenger, Glenn Jefferson City, MO Pyatt, Rick Salem,MO Ratliff, Stacey Gilman City, MO Reed, Michael Jefferson City, MO Rehmert, Billy Bland,MO Reynolds, Thad Green City, MO Rikard, Matthew Cuba,MO Roach, John Puxico,MO Robertson, Mark Gilman City, MO Rustemeyer, Mark Linn,MO Schabbing, Steve Cape Girardeau, MO Schenck, Edward Ste. Genevieve, MO Scholl, John Kansas City, MO Schroeder, Jason Jefferson City, MO Sisson, Steve Louisiana, MO Smith, Anthony Mountain Grove, MO Smith, Greg Bonnots Mill, MO Smith, Jeffery Columbia, MO Smith, Richard Mountain Grove, MO Stewart, Leslie Humansville, MO Strope, Scott Linn, MO Sykes, Randy Linn,MO Vineyard, Steve Dixon,MO

Wankum, Patrick Meta,Mo Zeigenbein, Cynthia Richland, MO

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Aten, Robert Rushville, IL

Ausburn, Tim St. Charles, MO

Barber, Daniel Brazeau,MO

Bauer, P. Todd Warrenton, MO

Beck, David Eminence, MO

Blattner, Jack Linn,MO

Blauvelt, Kirby Linn, MO

Bnnnbaugh,Kennefu Salem,MO

Eggers, Gregory Memphis,MO

Faifu, Mark St. Louis, MO

Gebhart, Danny Perryville, MO Goldbeck, Ken

Jefferson City, MO Grosvenor, Robert

California, MO Henson, Paul Richland, MO

Hennemann, Mark Perryville, MO Hignite, Craig

Ballwin, MO

AVIATION I

Ken and Todd checking over an engine.

Do we have to have lectures?

Taking a break for a laugh or two between lectures.

Well, it's lecture time again.

AVIATION I

Tim using a micrometer to measure a cam shaft.

Hoelscher, Martin Washington, MO Howard, Neil Memphis,MO Huber, Jeffery Perryville, MO

Janet, Michael Perryville, MO Klindt, John Bethany, MO La Rose, Glen St. Genevieve, MO

McFarland, Troy Louisiana, MO Martin, Kent Perryville, MO Moody, William Rolla, MO

Neighbors, Terry Green City, MO Noe, Danny Kirksville, MO Richardson, David Pacific, MO

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Russell, George Union, MO

Scheperle, Alan Lohman,MO

Schnieder, Leslie Holts Summit, MO

Scott, James Rolla, MO

Steinbecker, Mark Perryville, MO

Warren, Kevin Linn, MO

Webber, Addison "Drew" Columbia, MO Williams, Paul Bellflower, MO

Wisdom, Damon Salem,MO

AVIATION I

Ken and Paul splitting a crankcase.

Marty checking backlash on aircraft cam.

OH-OHIII A zipper design is neededl

DRAFTING I

Don't let Mr. Keener see you do that!

Close supervision of Matthew's work.

If only this was a pizzal I'd understand.

Anderson, Connie Russellville Baldwin, Steve Tebbetts Barton, Jimmy Potosi

Barton, Lee Nebo Blankenship, John Owensville Bray, John Salem

Epple, Brian Hermann Gentges, Brian Linn Hayes, Kimberly Jefferson City

Hendrickson, Billy Poplar Bluff Hoecker, Shane St. Elizabeth Honse, Thomas Vienna

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Hutton, Douglas Vienna

Kremer, Mark Bonnots Mill

Kutz, Gregory Beaufort

Laffoon, Steven Linn

Luechtefeld, Robert Beaufort

Matthews, Chris Linn

Mathis, Steven Salem

Monnig, Lonnie Hermann

Nandory, Todd Jefferson City

New, Ralph Cuba

Nichols, Dena Jefferson City Nilges, Kerry

Linn

Parker, Jerry Mexico

Parrish, Robert Camdenton

Paul, John Jefferson City

DRAFTING I

Mr. Keemer points the way. She kissed me twice II

AWESOME III So that's how it works.

DRAFTING I

It's a MEAT-HEADI Did someone say BREAK TIME??

Pollreisz, Allan Richland Porterfield, Theresa Bonnots Mill Rose, Jr., Doug Qulin Scheible, Jeff Berger Scheperle, Alan Lohman Thurman, Troy Prairie Home

Troesser, Tanya Linn Verslues, Peter Jefferson City Voss, Eugene Linn

Wickes, Fredrik Columbia Wilson, James Louisiana Wingerter, Robert Chester

Wisdom, Randy Center Wood, Albert Fulton Wren, Wesley Jefferson City

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ELECTRONICS I

Akers, Joey Eolia, MO

Brown, Patrick Marshall, MO

Browning, Jerry Louisianna, MO

Cook, Sheilan Bland,MO

Curley, Lynn Jefferson City, MO

Dawdy, Mark Jefferson City, MO

Elliott, Robert Linn, MO

Frayer, Ward St.James

Hafley, Jr., Samuel Owensville, MO

Hagemeier, Steven Elsberry, MO

Hager, Randall Jefferson City, MO

James, Kevin Jackson, MO

Jenkins, Dawn Linn, MO

Johnson, David Rolla, MO

Johnson, Victoria Bland,MO Kolb, Jerry

Jefferson City, MO

Electronics I

Lindemeyer, Jimmy Leslie, MO Link, Thomas Jefferson City, MO McCoy, Miles Columbia, MO Miller, Nick Linn,MO

Newsome, Jeffery Marshall, MO Nutt, Gary Center,MO RoH,John Union,MO Scheidegger, Scott Jefferson City, MO

Schupp, Rick Pilot Grove, MO Senn, Gary Linn,MO Walkenbach, Mike Hermann,MO Ward, Kenneth Quincy,MO

Watkins, William New Haven, MO Wiesmann, K. Craig Quincy,IL Wolz, Donald Rolla,MO

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Allen, Jeffrey Elsberry

Blaylock, James Salem

Bogert, David Linn

Branstetter, Stacy Curryville

Burney, Larry Eldon

Carriker, Edgar Eldorado Springs

Decker, Gary Owensville

Dotson, Tom Owensville

Dudenhoeffer, Ken Linn

Eagle, Shawn Crocker

Ehlmann, Mike St. Charles

Fricke, Ronnie Columbia

Goed.dey, Mike St. Charles

Gray, David Crocker

Humphrey, Mike Beaufort

Huncovsky, Jeff Jefferson, City

Machine Tool I

Industrial Drawing and Blueprint Reading are a big part of Machine Tool

Machine Tools vary in all types, design, and size.

Machine Tool I

Machine Tool student zooms in on the Lathe Technology

Everyone gets experience when they attend Linn Tech

Kaskus, Mark Florissant King, David Jefferson City

Kohne, Tim Beavfort Leimbach, Steve Jackson

Meyer, Alan Linn Nickerson, Brian' Washington

Parker, Donald Salam Parr, Russell Jefferson City

Ray, Vernon Salam Raymer, Frank Farmington SaurioL Joe Jefferson City Schultz, Lyle Owensville

Siron, Jeffrey Mexico Walker, Robert Fairfax Walsh, Dan Wentzville Williams, Alden Eldorado Springs

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Office Technology I

McKeller, Loretta Holts Summit, MO

Rice, Lisa Jefferson City, MO Schmitz, Kimberly

Fulton. MO Shannon, Dawn

Flat River, MO

Lisa Rice demonstrating on the new P.C. systems.

Hands-on experience is what Linn Technical Col­lage is all about.

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Butler, Kimberly Iberia, MO

Haines, Sheri Union,MO

Huhn, Janice Centertown. MO

Jones, Wilma Linn,MO

Office Technology I

Siegler, Carrie Belle, MO Smith, Bonnie Linn,MO Strope, Stephanie Linn, MO Sturguess, Rochelle Loose Creek, MO

Sykes, Paula Linn, MO Ward, Tina Dixon,MO Wissmann, Kimberly Hennann,MO Wood, Rose Linn, MO

Dawn hard at work on her IBM system

Learning can be a lot of fun in Office Technology

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Peer Tutors

Auto Mechanics: Curtis Nicewaner Auto Body: Randy Scaggs Office Technology: Diana Hutchison Accounting: Darla Rehagan

Mark Porterfield Drafting: Greg Marquart

Ron Porterfield. Jr. Electronics: Wade Riggs

Jeff Wiseman Barry Myers

Aviation: Jack Sabella

The Peer Tutoring Program is a major component of the overall resources provided by the Technical Learning Center to Linn Tech 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. eleven Peer Tutors have been employed and are available to assist our students with individual and group tutoring.

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"Is Friday here yet, Jessie?"

What good-looking teachers we have here at L.T.C.

Staff

Look at all the Christmas Elves at the staff Partyl

Mr. Ught lends support at the basketball game.

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Mrs. Wolle and Dr. Breckon taking a sec­ond for a L.T.C. smilell

Mr. Hunziger with one of the new com­puter systems in Student Services.

Dolly undresses Santa Billlll

. Gone, but not forgotten ...

"Frosty the snow Mike was a happy man indeed"

"Oh, How I wish it was July"

Staff

Mrs. Starr helping a student find the right book.

Mr. Soucie'demonstrating to students

Mrs. Scherf - Always a smile to giveJ

Mr. Bunch and Mr. Hunziger talking HIGH TECH??? It takes many hard working people to make L.T.C. succeed

''What a handsome SNOW sweaterJ"

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President

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Dr. Breckon taking a moment from his busy schedule for a yearbook candidl

DonGelven­Education

Vice-Presidents

Bob Larivee - Student Services

James Symmonds - Development

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Bunch, William Placement

Elliot, Sharon Alumni Relations

Hunziger, Ronald Counselor

Scherf, Carol Careers Unlimited

Swanstrom, Janice Learning Center

A new face in administration, Laura Hendly -Careers Unlimited

Administration

Ron Hunziger, caught on the phone.

Office Staff

Spillman, Jessica Receptionist

Stancil, Vema Bookkeeper

Stubits, Pat Secretary

WoHe,June Secretary

Buhr, Mary Cashier

Clough, Evelyn Secretary

Gleize, Imogene Secretary

We're in the moneyllli

Lovin' every minute of itlll

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Support Staff

Boas, Dorothy Cafeteria

Heisler, Alice Lounge

Lenger, Helen Cafeteria

Mantle, Helen Cafeteria

Hey goodlookin' whatcha got cookin'?

Dorothy Boas ringing it up.

My that's a big order III

Paperwork is such funlll

Russell, Warren Maintenance

Scheulen, Margaret Cafeteria

Starr, Edna Lounge

Not Pictured: Kliethermes, Hugo - Custodial Linhardt, Michael- Maintenance Nilges, Philip - Maintenance Roche, Stanley - Custodian Nilges, Rose - Lounge Dudenhoeffer, Florence - Cafeteria

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Board of Education

Back Left: John Klebba, President of Linn Tech Foundation; Mike Morton, Member; John Koenigsfield, President of Board; Ronald Baker, Vice President. Front Left: DeWayne Rakes, Past President of Linn Tech; Christy Brandt, Sec.; Carol Branson, Treasurer; and Fred Linhardt, Director of Planning and Evaluation D.E.S.A.

Don Gelvin showing off the area for the new compressor storage for AUTO Auto Body.

Advisory Council

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Faculty

Ashby, Robert Air conditioning

Backues, Samuel Auto Mechanics

Balkenbusch, Kenneth Heavy Equipment

Broman, Mary Lou Office Technology

Crosswhite, Dwight Machine Tool

Davis, Albert Electronics

Dickneite, Mike Design/Drafting

Mary Lou Broman helping a student.

Mike Dickneite taking it easy.

Franken, Kenneth Design/Drafting

Gage,Mel Machine Tool

Gelven, Kenneth Accoutning

Ken Franken at the Homecoming Game.

Tony Heckman taking a break.

Gleize, Herbert Auto Mechanics

Heckman, Tony Auto Body

Keener, Ralph Design/Drafting

Kendrlck,L~ence Auto Mechanics

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Faculty

Douzek, Dean Auto Body

Kraenow, Darwin Auto Mechanics

Larivee, Sherry Communications

Lemmel, John Accounting

Light, Jack Math

Light, Mary Accounting

Matthews, Bill Air conditioning

Matthews, Jannes Machine Tool

Sherry Larivee having lunch with co-workers.

John Lemmel and Jack Light observing a basketball ganne.

Michel, Ralph Aviation

Miller, Eric Math

Muenks, Edgar Heavy Equipment

Mulvania, Rodney Aviation

Painter, Carolyn Communications

Peters, Raymond Air conditioning

Phillips, James Auto Mechanics

Porterfield, Ron Electronics

Eric Miller assisting a student.

Ray Peters taking a coffee break.

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Not Pictured: Mood, Doyle - Heavy Equipment Samson, Ralph - Auto Mechanics Scheulen, John - Aviation Woods, Glen - Math

Faculty

Rikard, Herbert Auto Mechanics

Schenherr, Richard Design/Drafting

Soucie, Joe Metal Processing

Stuart, Frank Electronics

Thoenen, James Math

Williams, Terry Electronics

Mr. Schenherr thinking about finals.

Mr. Soucie lecturing to a class.

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CHEERLEADERS

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CHEERLEADERS

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Basketball

BASKETBALL PLAYERS - Brian Boeckelmen 35, Steve Hagemeier 30, Paul Henson 10, Rob Henson 30, Royce Hettinger 13, Shane Hoecker 43, Joe Jones 32, Jim Loy 21, Doug Macormic 15, Chris Miller 25, Nicky Miller 24, Brian Nickerson 44, Wade Riggs 42, Randy Scaggs 23, Mike Stegeman 20, Dale Wilson 11, Scorekeeper - Nancy Buckner

1986-87 CHEERLEADERS 1. Dawn Shannon 2. Diana Hutchison 3. Janice Huhn 4. Carrie Siegler

Nov. 12 Nov. 14 & 15 Nov. 18 Nov. 19 Nov. 25 Dec. 3 Dec.5&6 Dec. 9 Dec. 10 Jan. 7 Jan. 14 Jan.20 Jan. 22 Jan. 28 Jan 30 & 31 Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. 10 Feb. 16 Feb. 18

Basketball

Wentworth at Linn Kemper Tourney at Boonville Southeastern Illinois at Linn Forest Park at Linn East Central College at Union Westminster College (IV) at Linn Florissant Valley Tourney at St. Louis Missouri Valley College (IV) at Marshall Central Methodist College (IV) at Linn East Central College at Linn Meramec Community College at Linn Kemper at Boonville Florissant Valley at St. Louis Columbia College (IV) at Linn Forest Park Tourney at St. Louis Missouri Valley College (IV) at Linn Westminster College (IV) at Fulton Central Methodist College (IV) at Fayette Wentworth at Lexington Kemper at Linn

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Volleyball

Intermural volleyball started in January. There are 12 teams and games are held at least three nights a week. It's a chance for everyone to get involved. The games are played in the high school gym and there are four games in the same night. Each team has 45 minutes to practice and get in as many sets as possible within that time period. Everyone seems to have a good time, win or lose.

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Linn Tech. Students

Top Gun Part II - Here I cornel

T.N.T. member having fun with their 1987 Cans for Christmas project

Everyone has a dream at Linn Tech Electronic Lab brings a smile to these students

Connie A. taking a moment to think -Randy S. giving blood at the annual drive What are we thinking aboutm

Linn Tech has many "MORE" pretty faces III

Linda Boss helping with the Careers Unlimited Project.

Linn Tech Students

"Here, pass it to me." ''Watch me go."

Kim B. working hard at work study.

"And, I'm up up up ... " "OhWell"

Kim Z. at a Linn Tech Eagle Basketball Game. The Annual Halloween Dance is always Dawn J. helping out in the Careers a fun place to be. Unlimited Office.

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Careers Unlimited

Careers Unlimited, which is funded by the Missouri State Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, has been in existence since July of 1978.

The purpose of Careers Unlimited is to en­courage women to enter non-traditional careers. Information concerning training and opportunities in technical fields is disseminated in several ways. Speeches are given at high schools throughout the State. Career exploration seminars highlighted by non-traditional women speakers, student presenta­tions, and campus tours are held on the Linn Tech campus.

In addition to recruitment, Careers Unlimited concentrates on retention and job placement of women students. In order to provide support for women on a predominantJy male campus, the TNT Club (Today's Non-Traditional Women's Club) was initiated. All women students attending Linn Tech are members of this club which meets monthly for social, support, and service activities. Under the direction of Carol Scherf, Careers Unlimited at Linn Technical College recognizes the great disparity between the small number of trained women in technical fields and the large number of companies requesting trained women. Careers Unlimited demonstrates the College's commitment to technical training for women and its desire to better serve Missouri industry.

BAPTIST STUDENT UNION

Tenna-WOWII

Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do, do, do.

Dennis discovers he has a BRAIN I

Thursday night Bible study.

The Baptist Student Union this year has been exciting and we are looking forward to what is going to happen next year.

We are an organization on Campus to encourage and to give support to all Christians, as they go through school. Our purpose is to minister to the spiritual, social, physical and emotional needs of the students. We offer a place of welcome, no matter what denominational ties and we hope that we can help meet needs. Our goal is not only to offer help, but also to reach students who need a spiritual foundation.

This year has been good and we have seen a lot of students really be successful and strong, even through personal turmoil and hardships. But we can all look back and say to ourselves, we've made it! God Bless each student who has put forth the effort and has accomplished this goal in their life.

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Rest and Relaxation!!! Student Council doesn't even know what the words mean. StuCo keeps busy providing enter­tainment for all the students. At the beginning of the year we had lots of fun playing intermural softball, even though it was frustrating rescheduling most of the games because of the rain. Thanks for the fine job Randy. StuCo's most heralded job this year was the survey they took concerning the school food. The survey was taken to find out what foods the students liked best. They also had a BQ which the students enjoyed. And last but not least they organized some dances so everyone could get acquainted.

. Thanks StuCo!!!

Ron Porterfield Jr. - Pres. Randy Skaggs - Vice-Pres. Darla Rehagen - Sec .

. ~ Suzi Parker - Treas.

STUDENT COUNCIL

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Blood. Drive.

TNT TNT - Toddy's Non-Traditional Woman serves as the

women's society for Linn Technical College. Every female who attends the college becomes a member of this active group. Monthly meetings and activities are planned by the Executive Council. Guest speakers are invited in each month to address topics of interest to women. Such topics have in­cluded self-esteem, dressing for success, sexual harassment, diet and exercise, birth control plus many more. With the sup­port of the teaching staff and administration this program allows the female to be involved in a vital program designed especially for them.

The women's society is a service group also. Each year pro­jects will include the annual Blood Drive and Cans for Christmas which is a helping program for the needy to the local county.

Bar B Q's, Christmas parties and good fellowship are all just part of the TNT fun. With the increased enrollment of women at Linn Tech, a support group of this type is important. Each female who attends the college has a friend with TNT!

Diana Hutchison, President; Carol Scherf, Sponsor; IGm Schmite, Vice-President; Jeriann roy, Secretary; Theresa Lampe, Treasurer; Joyce Jones, Stu-Co Rep.

TNT

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LOOKOUT

Sandy Lookout - Editor Carrie Painter - Sponsor

Leave me alone I'm working. What do you expect from us?

Peggy Bushman, Reporter; Kim Wissmann, Reporter; Sandy Kating, Editor; Diana Hutchison, Typist; Greg Marquart, Reporter; Mike Crocker, Reporter; Carrie Painter, Sponsor; Janies Huhn, Reporter.

CO·SPONSOR

Mrs. Carol Scherf served as sponsor of the 1986-87 year­book. As Director of Careers Unlimited, which is a state­wide outreach program for young females, this was her first year at Linn Tech. In May of 1986, Mrs. Scherf joined the staff and was asked to sponsor the "Loki" in September. Within her first year as yearbook sponsor she has gained a tremendous amount of knowledge and a wealth of ex­perience to improve future yearbooks.

She appreciates the fine group of students who work very hard on the yearbook staff. "The 1986-87 yearbook staff was a fine group of hard working students whom I really enjoyed getting to know, to work with, and getting to advise. They are a talented group in more ways than one."

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Loki Staff

Nathan Calvin, Julie Boehm, and Sherry Carrol discusing layouts.

Carol Scherf our co-sponsor, advisor, and motivator.

John Paul adding finishing touches to his cover design.

Gina Lunyou, our editor, discussing assignments.

Dena Nichols and Dawn Shannon working on layouts.

Dena Nichols and Sherry Carrol thinking up captions.

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PICNICS

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LOUNGE

Future Linn Tech. Students Let's PIG OUT I

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FUN RUN

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Halloween Dance

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ARE WE HAVING FUN YET?

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HOMECOMING

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Homecoming

86/87 Homecoming King Ron Porterfield 2nd year Drafting student Runners up: Darrin DeOmellis, Mark Shepard, Rick Pyatt, James

Wilson

86/87 Homecoming Queen Tami Lindeman 2nd year Office Technology Runners up: Tammy Bushmann, Jeriann roy, Joyce Jones, Nancy

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Homecoming

First Homecoming Prince Dale Wilson 1st year Air Conditioning/Refrig. student Runners up: Gary McClard, Jim Loy, Doug Macormic, Rob Rehagen

First Homecoming Princess Connie Anderson 1 st year Drafting student Runners up: Lisa Rice, Kim Wissmann, Vicky Johnson, Dawn

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Dena Nichols is our Assistant Editor.

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LOKI Assistants

Dawn Shannon is our LOKI Photographer.

Dawn and Dena were appointed to their positions by Gina Lunyou, the Editor. Both did very well and their assistance is greatly appreciated.

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COVER"D~SIGNER

In the fall we had a yearbook cover design contest. The yearbook staff chose John Paul's design.

John is from Jefferson City, Missouri and is enrolled in the first year design drafting program. Congratulations John!

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Editor's Page

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Well, the yearbook is finally finished. Our hardworking yearbook staff can sit back and en­joy the product of their efforts. I would like to thank them for putting together this 25th an­niversary commemorative and for their patience; Lord knows it takes lots.

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