Publication Date
4-1949
Abstract
Eva Black, Class of 1930, makes a speech at a Los Angeles alumni meeting, reflecting on how knowledge learned from higher education can be applied later on in life to make better decisions.
Duration
0:10:34
Keywords
personal narrative
Disciplines
United States History
Recommended Citation
Black '30, Eva Quindry and Waters '37, Edward K., "Eva Q. Black" (1949). All oral histories. 23.
https://digitalcommons.iwu.edu/oral_hist/23
IWU_Bulletin article.jpg (13432 kB)
full event description, August 1950 IWU Bulletin, Alumni Issue
full event description, August 1950 IWU Bulletin, Alumni Issue
Comments
A transcript is available for download above and to the right. Activate the audio recording in the embedded player below. Two photographs are available at the links below.
The recording below is an excerpt from the complete wire recording made March 1949 at a Los Angeles alumni meeting. It was made by Edward K. Waters ’37 and subsequently deposited in the University Archives where it remains today. A copy of the IWU Bulletin, Alumni Issue, recounting the event is also linked below.
The Archives had the recording converted to a digital format by Media Preserves, Summer 2009. Attempts were made by archives staff to verify spelling of names for the transcript but some could not be confirmed. These names and some inaudible words are noted by marking the presumed word in brackets.