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"Nobody wanted to hire me because they figured I'd just be drafted," he says.
To solve that problem, Ruprecht enlisted, and was soon sent to Germany to work as a lithographic cameraman for the Army Corps of Engineers. He landed a high-security post printing maps for the U.S. military.
After leaving the service, Ruprecht survived the volatile economy of the mid-1970s plying his trade at a number of union shops until, in 1978, he answered an ad in a local newspaper seeking a teacher for a position at what was then known as the Wisconsin State Reformatory.
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