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Students in uto Mechanics Acquire Richard DeVaries disassembles a motor block in order to clean out a cylinder well. fe Instructor .lim Bell explains to Darvine Slining, .loel Ecchur, and Alan Gross the function of engine parts. Duane Beschorner and Walter Schuur put the gauge to an engine head to acquire an accurate measurement. Michael McCleland, Rodney DeVries, and Allan Telschaw examine the electrical system to locate a malfunction.
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Auto Maintenance Is Lucrative Business it Automotive Service Management is an ll M4 month program which instructs its students Lorrel Pingel cleans a customer's windshield as one of the service extras given to those who gas up at the station at which he is employed. sieit at t . . 1 45 Q K Wigwam ' W . H i i seesn ,- AW FRONT ROW - Lorrell Pingel, Ron Burkhart, John Cordes. BACK ROW - Blaine Hepp, .Iohn Paul, and Ken Skoglund. 43 on the maintenance and service of automo- biles. It is a cooperative effort with the stu- dent dividing his instruction between the school and actual on-the-job training. Stu- dents will receive training in the skills of the auto repair and business training related to the automotive industry. A wide range'of profitable careers are available. ml' Mr. William Zetner discusses the mechanics ofthe wheel cylinder with Ken Skoglund. John Cordes gases up the company truck in case of an emergency.
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Practical and Technical Knowledge Auto Mechanics is a two year pro- gram, which provides two semes- ters of basic auto mechanics. The second year, the student specializes in automatic transmissions, front end alignment, and the electrical system. The student spends twenty per cent of his time in the formal classroom and the balance of his time is spent in actual working conditions in one of Iowa's largest and best equipped, air conditioned automotive schools. All phases of the automoblie were taught in the course. The main objective of the course was to give the student practical training as well as the necessary technical knowledge and related instruction. Therefore the program develops the basic skills to become a first class auto mechanic and advancement onto other phases of automotive service. Instructor Clair Meyer shows Pat Fraher, Joel Eccher, and Randy Jacobson how to properly wire a distributer. 4, '-gg fs M', 3.4.1 HJ. . .. 'Bt FRONT ROW - P. Fraher, J. Eccher, R. DeVries, R. Gustofson, R. Slining, A. Gross, R. Jacobson, M. McClelland, G. Hatten A Tel Johnson, R. DeVries. BACK ROW - R. Johnson, W. Schuur, D. schaw, B. Rolling, D. Davis, D.Beschorner. 45
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