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Receiving awards at NSGA's personnel inspection are: CTTCS Robert C.
Bruce; CTR2 Douglas A. Peterson; CTRC Eugene E. Townsend; CTN2 Daryl
E. Beeson; PN1 Thomas C. Hornback; CTOC Charles A. Hankins; and CTM1
Carter P. Bard. Lt. Cdr. Kenneth B. Kampen, NSGA CO, presented the
awards.
Seven awarded certificates, medals
at NSGA personnel inspection
Seven NSGA Navymen received commendations and good conduct awards
at personnel inspection March 12. The awards were presented by Lt.
Cdr. Kenneth B. Kampen, SecGru's commanding officer.
Receiving awards were:
• CTTCS RobertC. Bruce, fourth
Good Conduct award;
• CTR2 DouglasA. Peterson, the
Navy Unit Commendation for service
aboard the carrier Kitty Hawk in
* Southeast Asia;
• CTRC Eugene E. Townsend, the
fifth Navy Unit Commendation and
fourth Meritorious Unit Commen-
dation. The NUC was for service
aboard the carrier Kitty Hawk, and
MUC for service aboard the car-
rier Oriskany, both in Southeast
Asia;
• CTM2 Daryl E. Beeson, the
Meritorious Unit Commendation for
outstanding service at the San
• Diego Naval Communications Sta-
tion;
• PN1 Thomas C. Hornback,
4 fourth Good Conduct award;
• CTOC Charles A. Hankins, the
Navy Unit Commendation and Merit-
orious Unit Commendation. The
C was for service with the Clar-
et Bullseye Task Unit of the
val Security Group for the per-
iod 1958 to 1965, and MUC was for
service aboard the technical re-
search ship Oxford in Southeast
Asia; and
• CTM1 Carter P. Bard, first
Good Conduct award, and a letter
of commendation for a beneficial
suggestion.
Teen Club to re-open
The grand re-opening of the
Teen Club will be held tomorrow
from 8-10 with a live band. Free
refreshments will be served.
Special features of the eve-
ning are the guest appearance of
the USO show and the voting of a
new constitution.
Cost is $1.50 for members, $2
for nonmembers, and $2.50 for
couples. Dress is casual. All
enlisted guests must have a per-
mission slip from their date's
parents at the door.
U-of-M has
record roll
in Term IV
The University of Maryland at
Keflavik has begun its Term IV
with the largest enrollment in
its history. There are 157 stu-
dents enrolled in the seven cour-
ses offered this semester. The
courses which began on March 15
and 16 are eight weeks long.
PROBLEMS OF WORLD POLITICS
taught by Professor Carl P. Gar-
ver has 14 students enrolled.
These include: CSC Frank B. Bar-
naby, Christina R. Hooko, ET1
Edward C. Horton, SN David M.
Hunt, YN1 Gerald D. Ireland, MSgt.
Donald R. Knight, Barbara A. Mac-
Fadyen, YN2 Michael L. Middleton,
ETOl Anthony L. Novak, Cpl. Ran-
dolph C. Peterson, MSgt. Russell
W. Sane, Capt. Willis M. Sherman,
ATI William M. Showalter, and
MSgt. George E. Spurr.
PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS, which
is being taught by Lt. Gerald E.
Marx has fifteen students. They
are: CTRCM Frederick R. Benson,
Capt. Frederick L. Freshcom Jr.,
RM3 Neil S. Gardner, DPC Howard
W. Herrington, Sgt. Raymond D. Ko-
lander, RM3 Timothy W. Krynicki,
OTC Donald L. O'Dell, PN1 Stanley
T. Pett, Cpl. Ronald G. Poole, SKI
Donald E. Raymond, Cpl. Gary K.
Schroer, CT03 Robert E. Seifert,
Sgt. Steven W. Thorsen, CS2 Wil-
liam L. Torsch and AZ3 Frederick
A. Wooding.
LABOR RELATIONS, which is be-
ing taught by Mr. Lawrence C.
Held, has twelve students. They
are: RM3 Barry M. Corenblith,
SN David R. Hoover, AK3 Joseph P.
McMahon, OTCM Paul E. Michau, IC1
Harry R. Molyneux, SN Robert B.
Murphy, Lt.(j.g.) Harold E. Pul-
vermacher, SN Brenton L. Robinson,
AN Frederick M. Rogers, PC2 Fran-
cis J. Smith, SN Richard C. Sut-
ton, and ADCS Arlen C. Tritt.
PUBLIC SPEAKING is taught by
Miss Sarina Wasserman. The nine-
teen students included in this
class are: LI2 James E. Allison,
ETR2 David E. Andersen, Sgt. Ar-
thur H. Bruus, Cpl. Edward G.
Burroughs, ETN2 Robert D. Deeter,
AN Roderick J. Dixon, AT3 Wil-
liam M. Donnelly, Cpl. Jerome M.
Estepp, RM1 Kenneth W. Gemsheim,
(See U-of-M, Page 12)
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