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Delmer Goode Oral History Interview (2 of 7)

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Title

Delmer Goode Oral History Interview (2 of 7)

Description

In Goode’s second interview, he starts with explaining the process of gathering grain and later the gathering of the bundles of grains into structures termed shucks. With prompting from the interviewer, Goode talks about his time at the University of Minnesota. While living in a boarding house with faculty members from Minneapolis schools and the U of M, he was inspired to return to school in order to earn a Bachelor’s Degree. At this time, he had already gained some experience in the teaching field but felt he could learn more.

Further, in the interview, he talks about his experience as a principal and it was a bit unusual as he was only twenty-three years of age when he accepted the position. He proved to be competent and excelled in the position. In a different appointment in Clarkfield, MN he was the superintendent but left after two years due to be drafted into World War I. Goode describes his experience in a pragmatic manner but managed to add humor to the account. He wrote a poem about his time on a passenger ship with his fellow soldiers. Goode also reflected on his time spent in France as a private. Once discharged, he began looking for another job and landed in Corvallis due to his old teacher, E.T. Reed.

Creator

Delmer Goode

Source

Horner Museum Oral History Collection

Publisher

Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Oregon State University Libraries

Date

June 12, 1979

Contributor

Jennifer Lee

Format

Digitized Audiocassette

Language

English

Type

Oral History

Identifier

OH10-goode-delmer-19790612

Oral History Item Type Metadata

Interviewer

Jennifer Lee

Interviewee

Delmer Goode

Location

Goode residence, Corvallis, Oregon

Original Format

Audiocassette

Duration

1:37:15

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Interview Format

audio

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