North Dakota State College of Science - Agawasie Yearbook (Wahpeton, ND)

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'fi’iit-tjea’i Ctutc Tftecltanics Displaying no interest in the photographer, hut completely engrossed in checking n SS ampere current and voltage regulator are auto mechanics Key-mond Honaime. Martin Robeson. William Stewart. Clifford Sears, and Lyle Emory. Seated on either side of demons!rotor Harold Hurley are Dennis Prat-schner and Hark fllickcnsdcrfcr. Auto mechanic Clyde Ngreen demonstrates the use of the magnetor while his classmates watch. Observers are Jack Mac-ftae. Theophil Fisher. Darell Ellingson. Ralph Finstuen, Keith Houldcn. Russell Ault, and John Schaffer. George Miller is in charge as first-year auto mechanics students arc testing a Ford V-8 distributor. If (itching the operation are Ronnie Kechter. Luther Dougherty. Rudolph Eh-reus and Ralph Magnusson. 20

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-J 7( ist'tj ea Cute 7fl eclt antes Some of the first year students in the auto mechanics course are shown working on engine blocks and rear end assemblies. In the foreground are seen Herbert Welle. Russell Rroadland. and Verne Westerwall. Looking over the engine blocks in the back of the shop are mechanics Clinton Fettig. Wilbert Vossler. Donald Haumann, Robert (Iowan, Marlin Miller, and Richard Merrick. Very much in evidence are the “greasemonkey” hats tv h i c h these auto mechanics proudly wear while at work on the Olds with the hydrarnatic drive down in auto mech corner” of the trade school base m e n t. Researching on the Olds are Russell llelgerson. (Hen Thompson, Wesley Kaider, Allred Cooper. (Hen Krueger. K lion G I a d, Wayne Loft, and Joseph Rata. Another auto mechanic chore is learning the use of the testing generator. Watching the machine are i ewell Stiles. Jack S t a n t o n, Kenneth Vangness, Carl Wannemacher, and Glen lieu tow. 28

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Guto lllecltanics aux) Guto l oc) j 'freshmen The largest group of freshmen nt Science this gear are concentrated in the auto mechanics department of the school. Here future mechanics Richard Cochran, Harry filer, Robert Hrown, Alfred Cooper. John Norton, (leorge Thompson and A'orbert Schlenker look over some of the equipment they use in the auto mechanics shop. Close kin to the auto mechanics are the hoys in the auto body department. Shown here work-ing on and in a car of the 'IS variety, are Nicholas Krug, Donald Albertson. Theodore Dachl, ffehnell Hanson, (in car). Donald Sayer, Carl Vollerand. Jerome Hovdenes. and Duane Rail-weber. Several fender benders are taking a visual lesson here as Oswald Juarez, Carl Harrison, and Ceorge Werre demonstrate the proper way to repair a door panel. Observers are James ffeise, William Frederick, Deter Ifosch. Donald Heise. Robert O'Rrien. and Richard Smith.