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General Interview Information

Interviewee Name: Leon Harris

Additional Parties Recorded:

Date: August 16, 2001

Location:

Interviewer: Leslie Dutton

Length: 01:21:44


Abstract

Life, Voice of the Going Band from Raider Land, Advertising Agency, Began experience just as a major is speech and minor in English, Graduated Tech in 1941, Had experience in communication arts, Delayed from 1941-1946 during WWII, Was in the Navy, Came back in August of 1946, D.O. Wiley was the director of the Raider band then, Asked him to do a narration during halftime, He was a part of the Texas Tech band, Did a couple of the formations, After a few years it became the entire show, In late 1946 became a staff announcer, Became the program director and copyrighting chief for KFYO radio 790, Helped with his communication skills, The War, Was in the Navy as a Engineering officer on destroyer escort, Used to work in the oil field machine shop, Went from enlisted to commissioned officer, Advertising, Worked for Krieg advertising, Boss was head of Lubbock Avalanche


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