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L. G. Griffin discusses his life and career.
General Interview Information
Interviewee Name: Luis George Griffin Sr.
Additional Parties Recorded:
Date: June 28, 1998
Location: Levelland, Texas
Interviewer: Daniel Sanchez
Length: 1 hour, 20 minutes
Abstract
Tape 1: Griffin Luis George Sr. (L. G.),
b. in Roanoke Texas – Denton County,
Parents,
Siblings,
Childhood,
Migrate to pick cotton,
Opinions,
Education,
Schools,
Church,
Carnivals,
Education (again),
Only child in family to graduate from high school,
Serious student,
One-room school,
Texas College in Tyler Texas,
Offered a football scholarship,
Socializing with girls,
Football (again),
Played center,
Honorable mention All-American,
One of the larger African-American institution of the time,
Second generation from slavery,
Texas College (again),
Be a teacher/coach,
Finding a job,
problems,
Railroad worker,
New Mexico,
Racial divisions,
Teaching,
Shipyard work,
Levelland Texas,
School,
Description,
Built a new school 1952,
Teaching (again),
Criticism,
Wife,
Teaching (again),
Student feelings,
Parent cooperation,
Christ United Methodist Church,
Integration,
Opinions/thoughts,
Anglos,
School administration career,
Different job titles,
Director of federal programs,
Duties,
Community involvement,
Organizations,
Retirement (1982),
Thoughts/beliefs,
Children,
Honor.
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