1975 Jay-Cee-An BJC--Page 110

Photographs of BJC trades and industry (vocational education) faculty and staff ; TRADES AND INDUSTRY FACULTY In his office in the new Vo-Tech building is the Supervisor of the Trades and Industry Department, Willard Bingenheimer. Mr. Bingenheimer graduated from Minot State College with a B.A. degree and also attended NDSU, Wayne State University, and the State School of Science in Wahpeton. He feels that BJC is an outstanding comprehensive college, having taught here since 1966. Mr. Bingenheimer's family consists of his wife, Elsie, and their five children. 110 A graduate of RCA Institutes and the North Dakota State School of Science, Mr. Robert Arso now teaches electronic communications. This was his first year at BJC. Prior to this, he taught for six years at NDSSS. Mr. Arso believes that as an institution of higher learning, BJC adequately serves the community. He and his wife have four children. Teaching electronic technology at BJC is Mr. James Murdoch. He has been here since 1965 and is a graduate of the RCA Institutes, Inc. of New York; Tri-State College, Angola, Indiana; and the Aeronautical Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. He has a son and two da-ughters. Looking for Morris Payne? You'll probably find him'in the welding portion of the Vo-Tech building. Having taught here for five years, he finds BJC comparable to other schools. He is a graduate of Capital Commercial College in Bismarck and the Milwaukee School of Engineering in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He taught at a vocational school in Tacoma, Washington and at the United Tribes Training Center in Bismarck before coming here. He has a wife, Elaine, and one daughter, Cheryl. Secretary in the main office of the Yo-Tech Building is Clara VanMiddlesworth. Kay Perry is the Secretary of Mr. Harvey Haakenson. Mary Cleveland is a Secretary in the main office of the Yo-Tech Building_