by Mary Martin C.
I went to work at Martin Marietta on June 6, 1961. My work, for the
most part, was good. I had to learn how to defend myself. I knew my job and did
it well, even if some of the supervisors might have taken credit for a job well
done. When I was in accounts payable, I was the clerk selected to help out our
department on the computer and to teach the remaining clerks how to do their jobs on
the computer. I had the responsibility to teach all new clerks for the
remainder of my years at the company.
