Box 2
Contains 116 Results:
Jean Kline interview (interviewed by Heidi Damon), 1950
REVIVAL OF 1950 – Spiritual Revival Week; Prayer meetings; Dr. Edman; Holy Spirit moving through Pierce chapel; Confessions; Reactions, follow up on confessions; Revivals at other colleges; Students after Revival; Community reaction; Current need for Revival; Difference between years; Studying of students after revival; Personal effects of revival; Helping people
Merrill Tenney interview (interviewed by Heidi Damon), 1950
Earle Cairns interview (interviewed by Hiedi Damon), 1950
Dr. William Kornfield interview, 1950
Edward Coray interview (interviewed by Heidi Damon), 1936-1950
Steven Orcutt interview (interviewed by Diane Busch)
CARTHAGE/WC
Alan Peterson interview (interviewed by Deborah Roodvoets), 1970-1975
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Christopher Johnson interview (interviewed by Deborah Roovoets), 1974-1975
Donald Zimmerman interview, 1970-1975
BOB JONES UNIVERSITY – Dorms at BJU; Rule system; Dress code; Curfew and wake-up times; Dating, marriage; Chapel; Controversial views – no communion, Bible doctrines; Church; Political awareness; Studying; Academic competition; Student-teacher relations; Residence staff; School spirit; Intramural sports; “Societies,” Rush week; Thoughts about himself as a BJU grad; His job as a Minister of Youth and Music; Reasons for attending BJU versus Wheaton; Areas of growth while attending BJU
Diane Busch interview (interviewed by Steven Orcutt), 1974-1975
Irv Philgreen interview (interviewed by D. Roodvoets), 1951-1966
Russell Mixter interview (interviewed by Glenn Cameron)
Gleason Archer interview (interviewed by Glenn Cameron)
CREATION – Summary of education; Evidence against Evolution; Creation by chance; Eternity of matter; Evolution assumes effect without cause; Matter cannot be eternal; Antiquity of the earth; Creation of Man; Creation days were stages not 24 hour days; Reaction to question of Hebrews making up Creation story; Charge at science in their dating method
James Jennings interview (interviewed by James Cameron)
CREATION
Samuel Schultz interview
CREATION
Wayne Whitemore interview
WHEATON COLLEGE
Bryce Kevin Harris interview (interviewed by Glenn Lutjens), 1972-1977
Harry O. Johnson interview (interviewed by Barb Caine), 1920-1950
David Allen interview
LAW SCHOOL and LAW PRACTICES
Mary Elizabeth Johnson interview (interviewed by Barb Caine), 1906-1932
AMERICAN LIFE IN THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY – Farming; Move to Longmont, CO; Father; Mountain Trip; Town of Longmont; Colorado State Teacher’s College; First Teaching Job; Second Teaching Job; Third Teaching Job; Married Life
James Troupis interview, 1977
LAW SCHOOL -- Getting into law school; Expenses of law school; Expectations of law school; Aspects of practicing law
Eleverda Kelly interview, 1973-1977
WHEATON COLLEGE – Choice of college; Theatre group; Spiritual life; Life in Fischer Dorm; Relationship with RA; Sophomore year in Evans Dorm; Doubts of remaining at Wheaton; Relationships with Professors; Social life; Changes from Freshman to Sophomore year; Dating; Competition; Junior year off campus; Job as chapel-recorder; Wheaton in England; Theatre friends; Senior year expectations; Present connections with Wheaton; Influence of Wheaton
Lowell L. Lewis interview (interviewed by Brent Dehamer), 1964-1972
Chris Troupis interview
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Lois Roodvoets interview (interviewed by Deborah Roodvoets), 1929-1935
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Florence Chitester interview (interviewed by Deborah Rood-Voets), 1929-1935
THE GREAT DEPRESSION -- Rough times of the stock market crash; Many lost much; Programs for help; Father
Evan Welsh interview (interviewed by Del Belcher)
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Mark Williams interview
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Evan Welsh interview
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Ruth Cording interview (interviewed by Mary? N/A), 1860-1929
COLLEGE HISTORY – Reasons for coming to Wheaton; Founding of the library – Julia Blanchard; Center of campus; Blanchard, Williston, and Academy; Original plan for Blanchard; College seal and colors; Genealogy and background of Blanchards; “For Christ and his Kingdom”; Williston Hall; Origin of the Alma Mater; Ruth’s song about learning Wheaton History; Joke; Familiarization with the archives; Doughnuts and apple cider; Recording of dedication prayer
Chitra Charles interview (interviewed by Tim Amstutz)
IMMIGRATION
Jonathan & Phoebe Quek interview (interviewed by Tim Amstutz)
Wheaton grad students, studied at University of Manchester (UK), Canada,
Ken Aigler interview (interviewed by Philip Wong), 1968-1969
Kenneth Aigler interview (interviewed by Philip Wong), 1968-1969
VIETNAM -- Life as a GI; MPC; Cambodia; On the Battlefield; Missions
Sophia Ansley interview, 1900-1909
US‑SWEDEN COMPARED – Biographical information; Immigrating to US; Why she came; Family; Misses Sweden; First year in the US; Learning languages; Life in Sweden vs. US; Political differences; Education in Sweden; Family background; Close family; Experience on the ship; Thoughts on becoming a citizen; Siblings; Travel is easier in Europe
Bob Lundgren interview (interviewed by Dawn Holeman)
SWEDISH IMMIGRATION
Linnea Corcoran interview (interviewed by Dawn Holeman)
SWEDISH IMMIGRATION - Life in Sweden; Life when she came to the US; education in Sweden vs. US; citizenship; her family.
Gulvie Paulson interview (interviewed by Dawn Holeman)
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Dave Brandel interview, 1922-1972
IMMIGRATION FROM SWEDEN – Family; Jobs (carpentry); Apartment prices; Contrast America/Sweden; Leaving Sweden; Discrimination against immigrants; Chiropractor; Children visit Sweden; Children learn Swedish; Swedish spoken at home; Delivery in Europe; Children’s schooling; Feelings on changes since going home twice; Christmas
Anna Anderson interview, 1911
IMMIGRATION FROM SWEDEN – Family; Jobs (carpentry); Apartment prices; Contrast America/Sweden; Leaving Sweden; Discrimination against immigrants; Chiropractor; Children visit Sweden; Children learn Swedish; Swedish spoken at home; Delivery in Europe; Children’s schooling; Feelings on changes since going home twice; Christmas
Ron Gifford interview (interviewed by Steve Fowl), 1965-1980
Lucy Fernandes interview (interviewed by Frieda Behn)
Oral history interviews conducted by history lab students and other interviewers.
Kyndria Brown interview (interviewed by Gaye Vanbig-Gelen)
Henry Nelson interview (interviewed by Carol Joy Warren), 1969-1981
WHEATON COLLEGE – Experiences before coming to Wheaton; 1960’s – Protest and Demonstrations; Comparing ‘60’s and ‘70’s; Student dress, attitudes in ‘60’s; Special Experience with Students; Humorous events, pranks; Significant leaders & administrators; Job Responsibilities; Past decisions shaping college today: Dress Code, Statement of Responsibilities; Faculty Relationships; Goals; Changes for future; Students’ Backgrounds; Minority students; Personal Concerns for College
Becky Michael interview (interviewed by Anna Brown), 1963-1981
WHEATON COLLEGE – Fallsbury (Town & Community); Life Changes; Excelling in one area; Track; Group Activities; Ministries; Uptown Girls Club; Street Evangelism; Chapel; Academic Competition at Wheaton and in High School; Student-Faculty Relations; Social Life; Open Floors; Fischer; Big Sibs; The Pledge; Dress; Church; Concept of Wheaton before and after enrollment; Personal Goals
Curtis Bashaw interview (interviewed by Brad Alen), 1920-1930
Terry Perciante interview (interviewed by Alicia Lundstrom), 1963-1967
Tuyt Alexandra interview (interviewed by Suzanne Diddams), 1940-1981
Experiences of mother and grandmother in Holland with Nazi regime. Brutality of Germans. Trade in countryside for goods. Dutch Underground actions/Nazi reprisals. Young German soldiers, 'just boys'.