Interview 16470 – Caption Index: 166
No. I hope so, no. Give me an example. Read More
No. I hope so, no. Give me an example. Read More
Did you let these kids get away with things?… Read More
No, I think I’m pretty soft to a point, and then I’m not very soft. Read More
Were you a tough guy or disciplinarian?… Read More
How would you describe your style of management then?… Read More
I just took them and introduced them to a lot of experiences and riding the horses and breaking the horses and getting the back of a pickup truck, throwing rocks at jackrabbits, all the things that young guys like to do. Read More
Or what was your strategy to get them to work together?… Read More
No. Read More
Did you find it hard to get these kids to cooperate?… Read More
And there was a little pen. So when I got there, I started politicking and when I left there, we had a new barn, we finally got a new barn in and had hutches of rabbits and pens of chickens and peacocks and guineas, and all kinds of things. And… Read More
I wasn’t that happy there I don’t think because I didn’t stay there. Then Litton must have come around, Litton Industries. Litton industries was opening Job Corps in Camp Parks. And you applied for that job. I got it. They had a farm program, I remember that. They wanted you… Read More
You went- Ghirardelli. Ghirardelli. Ghirardelli Square. Tell me about that. Ghirardelli Square near the Warf in San Francisco. The gentleman there was a Greek guy and he wanted to have some activity with birds and things there. So we ended up with some penguins, I got some penguins from Brian… Read More
You gotta make some money, where did you go?… Read More
So you quit the zoo, what do you do after you quit the zoo?… Read More
Yes. Still dating. Read More
Were you then still dating?… Read More
What did you do?… Read More
Right. Read More
So you made the decision to quit the San Francisco Zoo?… Read More
He actually hired you, but then I remember you were not getting along and so you decided to leave. Read More