Part 111, page 115
Document date 2 May 1962
FBI 164-81, Vault Part 111 p. 115 (DB Cooper-4819), Form, dated 2 May 1962 — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-111/pages/115
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Classification Form 1b Rev. January 1955
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BUREAU OF PRISONS
CLASSIFICATION STUDY (Continued)
Committed Name [REDACTED] Register Number [REDACTED]
Page ___________
b6 per BOP b7C per BOP
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EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION
EDUCATIONAL TEST RESULTS: S.A.T. Advanced. Total Grade Equivalency - 11.3
Paragraph Meaning 11.3 Language Usage 10.8 Word Meaning 12.5 Arithmetic Computation 10.5 Average Reading 11.9 Arithmetic Reasoning 11.3
Psychometric Rating Test I.Q. Intelligence Superior Beta 123
Manipulative Dexterity Hand. . .Extra Fast Rate of Manipulation Percentile Finger. .Extra Fast Rate of Manipulation 95 b6 per BOP 96 b7C per BOP
BACKGROUND - INTERESTS AND NEEDS: [REDACTED] has superior intelligence and claims to have obtained a high school equivalency certificate in another institution. This is compatible with his current test scores. He appears well motivated and expresses a strong desire to take advanced educational work at this institution. He scores in a wide variety of areas on the GATB, including the following; business relations work, classifying, drafting, mechanical repairing, nursing, refrigeration, barbering, the building trades, machining, watch and office machine repairing, X-ray technician, plumbing and printing.
PROGRAM RECOMMENDATIONS: Optional participation in the school program.
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VOCATIONAL EVALUATION
WORK HISTORY - INTERESTS AND NEEDS: This 30 year old man has only held a civilian job once since 1950 since most of his productive life has been spent in institutions, he claims that he held a position as office manager at that time. Prior institu- tional records indicate he worked at a clerical assignment during most of his in- carceration. He has no trade but is a semi-skilled clerical worker who typed 30 words per minute when tested recently by the vocational department. He expressed interests in continuing office work and he seems suitable for a clerical assignment at this time where he should adjust well. He has no definite plans for employment when released.
PRINCIPAL OCCUPATION: Clerical Worker
WORK RECOMMENDATION: Clerical/Hospital
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DB Cooper-4819