Interview 16470 – Caption Index: 91
They didn’t know how to hold a fork, and they scalped those dinner tickets and things. So those kids were pretty smart. Read More
They didn’t know how to hold a fork, and they scalped those dinner tickets and things. So those kids were pretty smart. Read More
I think my next job was… Because 1965, you are working with Litton Industries. That was Job Corps, that war on poverty during the Johnson administration. Well, I developed a, this thing was a war on poverty and it was somewhat good and somewhat absolutely a waste. But they’d put… Read More
What’s your next job?… Read More
Yes. Read More
– So now you leave the university?… Read More
Oh, yeah, I felt that. I had animals around me all the time, one way or the other. I had dogs that would do anything for me. Read More
Were you still thinking about to work with animals?… Read More
Huh?… Read More
Did you still think about wanting to work with animals?… Read More
Working at the University of Tennessee in the department of entomology. I made 47 cents an hour, that was my big job. I dealt with these chemicals and killing insects and things. Read More
What was your next big job?… Read More
I’m trying to think, I think I went back to Tennessee after that. Yes, I went back to Tennessee. Read More
After that stint with the veterinarian, you are there for a year, more than that, where do you go after that?… Read More
Everything he told me to, cleaning kennels, holding dogs, cats, shampooing dogs. Read More
After the veterinarian, what did you do for the vet?… Read More
I worked for a veterinarian, I got a job working for a veterinarian. Then I went to school, got my GED there. Read More
So how do you get a job in Albany, New York?… Read More
I went to Albany, New York because my mother and dad had moved while I was on the ship. They had moved from Tennessee up to Albany, New York. Now, this is a crazy story. So I got a cab, I flew up in a DC-3, got a cab, and… Read More
Where do you go after the army?… Read More
I came out as an E-5. Read More