CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND COLLEGE COURSE COMPLETED
by Judy Scotland

CONGRATULATIONS are in order to everyone who successfully completed and passed the
General Psychology course which ended June 28. If you will recall, this was the first college course
held “in-house” for all employees interested. The course ran for 14 weeks and was taught by an in-
structor with Central New England College. The participants in the course were: Mike Berman, Scott
Carrington, Kathleen Horgan, Mike Jones, Arthuree Knox, Reed Page, Dave Roach, Dana Scesny.
Most of the participants enjoyed the course itself even though the instructor could have used a little
more NMI indoctrinating. Some of the comments made after completing the course were as follows:

Scott Carrington said “I enjoyed the course and got a lot out of it. As far as work is concerned, it
helps me try to be more sympathetic and understanding of other people's problems.”

Kathleen Horgan felt that it also helps her in her job in relating to people who come to see her. and
she would recommend it to anyone because it will help them to understand themselves better and in
dealing with people from day to day.

Reed Page thought that it was a pretty good course and he got a lot out of it also. He feels it also
helps him in his job and he would possibly take a more advanced course in psychology in the future.

The next “‘in-house” college courses will be starting in September and, again, will be open to all in-
terested employees who are available during class hours. The courses being considered are among
English Composition, Accounting Principles or Business Law.

SPECIAL

NMI MEN LAND A WHOPPER
by Scott Higgins

On a hot July 12th morning four NMI employees
left for Glouster to meet Mr. Al Magliosi. After
meeting Al, his son Rusty and his mate Debbie,
we boarded his boat to go deep sea fishing.
After bottom fishing all morning (except for one
who slept), it was decided to try tuna fishing for
the afternoon. Ina very short time Al's mate had
four lines baited with live mackeral and thrown
into the water. The boat picked up speed
heading eastward and all the crew could do was
wait for a hit (except for one, who was still sleep-

ing). Less than an hour with Mark Nelson in the chair the hit was made. And what a hit it was! One
replied it must be one of the whales, which were around the boat all day. Another voice cried maybe
it was Jaws!!

ON THE ROAD AGAIN
by Mark Walz

Equipmental design of DU ordnance com-
ponents are tested in a remote location. In the
above picture I'm climbing into an M47 tank at
New Mexico Institute of Technology's TERA
facility. (TERA - Terminal Effects, Research and
Analysis).

The tank makes a convenient portable mount for
the 105mm gun used for range testing. I was of-
fered the keys to go for a drive but didn't feel my
automotive liability coverage was transferable.

ACCIDENT REPORT

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