Oral History Commons^™

Interview No. 674, Roberta Walker

Combined Interviews

Early years at TWC; how she began teaching English; recollections of administrators, faculty and students; campus social life; comparison of students, past and present; memorable events in her teaching career.

NOTE: This transcript has been heavily edited by the interviewee.

Interview No. 671, Ruth Brown Mccluney

Combined Interviews

Recollections of the College of Mines in the early years.

Interview No. 616, Bulah Liles Patterson

Combined Interviews

How she came to teach at the College of Mines in 1927; personalities,

social life, and activities from the 19205 through the 1950s.

Interview No. 655, Utep Golden Grads

Combined Interviews

Moderated by James Peak; comments by James Day; comments by Ruth Brown
McCluney, first female student registered at the College of Mines in 1916;
comments by Thad Steele, Class of 1916; comments by Charlotte Hanson, Class of 1933.

Interview No. 615, W.H Timmons

Combined Interviews

How he came to U.T. El Paso in 1949; University personalities, social life, ethnic makeup, teaching and research at U.T. El Paso.

Interview No. 614, Themis Molina Peinado

Combined Interviews

Family histories of the Molina and Peinado families.

Interview No. 628, Eric Morris

Combined Interviews

Presentation to UTEP history class on the Battle of Salerno during World War II.

Interview No. 634, W.H. Timmons

Combined Interviews

Presentation on the Historic El Paso Region.

Interview No. 633, Vicki L. Ruiz

Combined Interviews

Presentation, "Social Service in South El Paso: A History of Friendship Square."

Interview No. 632, Joan Jensen

Combined Interviews

Presentation on the history of women in the Southwest.

Interview No. 636, Alberto Cisneros

Combined Interviews

The Mexican Revolutionary era, especially the experiences of his brother, Julian Cardenas; how his brother was killed by American soldiers in Mexico; biographical data and work experiences; life in Mexico.

Interview No. 625, Rex Gerald

Combined Interviews

Presentation to the El Paso Archaeological Society on the Socorro. Texas

archaeological excavation.

Interview No. 611, Rosa R. Guerrero

Combined Interviews

Life History

Interview No. 626, James Wilkie

Combined Interviews

Presentation to UTEP History Department on land reform in Mexico.

Interview No. 613, Lillie D. Ochoa

Combined Interviews

Life history: growing up in South Texas

Interview No. 612, Maria De Los Angeles Pompa

Combined Interviews

No abstract provided.

Interview No. 627, Eric Morris

Combined Interviews

Presentation to UTEP history department on Britain and the Falkland Islands, possibilities for future world war, the state of military history writing, the battle for Corregidor in World War II, his book about the Salerno campaign of World War II, and the use of oral history in his research.

Interview No. 631, Margie Adam

Combined Interviews

Workshop presentation at UTEP. "Women and the Creative Process."

Interview No. 712, Col. Vicent M. Lockhart

Combined Interviews

Biographical data; work as a newspaperman in Virginia and Texas; experiences during WWII with the 36th Divison; his work with the CIA, especially his experiences in Vietnam; his activities after retirement. (Also included are two tapes of radio communications and partial transcripts of same recorded during the Tet Offensive of 1968 in Saigon, maps of Saigon, and several articles about Col. Lockhart from his scrapbook.

Interview No. 604, Sarah Weddington

Combined Interviews

"Women and politics: What is Washington Doing to you?"

Interview No. 629, John O. West

Combined Interviews

Presentation on El Paso ghosts.

Interview No. 630, Fred R. Ponce

Combined Interviews

Life of a Mexican immigrant.

Interview No. 720, Mary Lou Armendariz

Combined Interviews

The role of Mexican-American women in politics, particularly voter registration drives and assistance in Raymond Telles Campaign for Mayor of El Paso

Interview No. 653, Lucy Acosta

Combined Interviews

Life history; LULAC activities in the 1950s; the Raymond Telles campaign for Mayor in El Paso; reactions to President Kennedy.

Interview No. 544, The Great Debate: Gen. William Westmorel And Carl Strokes

Combined Interviews

Former Army Chief of Staff debates with Cleveland's first Black Mayor and NBC Political analyst on defense spending and social programs. Included is a paper written by Kim Vernon based on the debate.

Interview No. 543, A Look Over The Shoulder: Women In The History Of U.T. El Paso

Combined Interviews

Panel moderated by Prof. Jean Miculka: Florabelle Rogers Harris, Lucille Ponsford, Ti-lman, Mirtle Ball, Charlotte Foster Hansen, Eleanor Duke, and Bulah Liles Patterson.

Interview No. 605, Joseph Magoffin Glasgow

Combined Interviews

TAPE I: Biographical data; childhood recollections and early El Paso; moving around the country with his family; how he came to enter Viest Point; experiences as part of the Army of Occupation in Europe following World Viar I; brief histories of the Magoffin and Glasgow families. including his Scottish. Irish. French and Spanish ancestors; the Mexican Revolutionary era; the Chinese community in El Paso
TAPE II: The Escobar Revolution of 1929 and his experiences while stationed in El Paso
at the time; Juarez and Prohibition; experiences during his tour of duty in
Brest. France in 1919 and having a close …

Interview No. 542, John-Steiner Vera

Combined Interviews

Speech, "Gender Differences in Teaching Style."

Interview No. 548, Manuel Carrillo

Combined Interviews

Narracion sobre algunas de sus fotografias.

Interview No. 746, Prisciliana Torres Rentería

Combined Interviews

Nació el 5 de enero de 1901 en la ciudad de Camargo, Chihuahua. Cuenta de anecdotas de la Revolución, cuando era ella muy pequeña aún. Se vino para El Paso y trabajó de sirvienta antes de casarse. Al casarse dejó de trabajar de sirvienta. Su esposo trabajó por mucho tiempo en Asarco. Cuando él murió, ella puso una tienda pequeña (adaptada en su casa), vendiendo sólo leche, huevo y pan en un principio. Posteriormente extendió un poco la tienda. En el mismo tiempo, debido a la falta de hombres por la Segunda Guerra Mundial, trabajó desempeñando trabajos para hombres en …