Wall, Hazel E. (1903-1996) interviewed by Calvin Dickinson and Harvey G. Neufeldt

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In Folder: "The Search for Identity: A History of Tennessee Technological University: 1915-1985" interviews

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Wall, Hazel E. (1903-1996) interviewed by Calvin Dickinson and Harvey G. Neufeldt

Tennessee Polytechnic Institute High School; Tennessee Polytechnic Institute College Grad 1929; Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Teacher; Secretary to Kittrell. Interview part of research for Tennessee Technological University history book "The Search identity: A History of Tennessee Technological University: 1915-1985." Hazel Wall references events that span from 1910s-1940s.

identifier: RG21_OH_0047

title: Wall, Hazel E. (1903-1996) interviewed by Calvin Dickinson and Harvey G. Neufeldt

creator: Wall, Hazel E., 1903-1996

subject: Oral history

subject: Administrative assistants

subject: Tennessee Technological University

subject: Rural schools

subject: Public schools

subject: Teachers

subject: Tuberculosis

subject: World War, 1939-1945

subject: Typewriting--Study and teaching

subject: Literature--Societies, etc.

subject: College presidents

subject: Universities and colleges--Faculty

subject: Death

description: Tennessee Polytechnic Institute High School; Tennessee Polytechnic Institute College Grad 1929; Tennessee Polytechnic Institute Teacher; Secretary to Kittrell. Interview part of research for Tennessee Technological University history book "The Search identity: A History of Tennessee Technological University: 1915-1985." Hazel Wall references events that span from 1910s-1940s.

date: 1987-05-06

type: Sound

format: mp3

publisher: Tennessee Technological University. Archives and Special Collections

source: RG 21 Oral History Collection, Box 1.

language: eng

temporal: 1980s

spatial: Cookeville (Tenn.)

spatial: Putnam County (Tenn.)

rights: In Copyright

rights Holder: Tennessee Technological University

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