Community: Glouster
Date of Interview : May 7, 1998.
Interviewer: Jessica Bumpass
TAPE LOG
Bill Christman
00:00:02: What was your town like? Had 1 brother, played baseball, swam and worked.
00:01:11: School was good, no excuses allowed.
00:01:25: Teenager? Moved till midnight, no clubs.
00:02:38: No pressures in growing up, tough times only during wars.
00:05:00: Depression? Didn’t really affect us as we had our own farms.
00:06:06: Mine disaster? Around 78 people were killed.
00:06:30: Kids today have a lot of peer pressure, lots of stuff like cars... too much alcoholism and drugs around now.
00:07:31: Changes in Glouster? Things have gone downhill.
Bonnie Christman
00:00:02: Growing up was a lot different then its now.
00:00:01: Worked at Union Lunch.
00:01:30: 1 brother and 2 sisters, had a tough time with brother.
00:01:47: School was different, not many pressures like kids now, we didn’t have all the stuff that kids today have.