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*[[Harold and Millie Bowman]]: Hardships on the Home Front | *[[Harold and Millie Bowman]]: Hardships on the Home Front | ||
*[[Betty Fleck]]: L'Chaim! Memories of Marion's Jewish Community | *[[Betty Fleck]]: L'Chaim! Memories of Marion's Jewish Community | ||
| − | *[[Betty I. Pettiford]] | + | *[[Betty I. Pettiford]]: Growing Up in the Forties |
| − | *[[Cleome "Smokey" Young]] | + | *[[Cleome "Smokey" Young]]: Smokey's Memories of the Forties |
| − | *[[Edna May Johnston]] | + | *[[Edna May Johnston]]: Thumbing Through the Pages of the Yearbook - and More |
| − | *[[Jack "Bucky" Woodard]] | + | *[[Jack "Bucky" Woodard]]: Home and Away and Home Again |
| − | *[[Jane Miltenberger]] | + | *[[Jane Miltenberger]]: Life Was Good |
| − | *[[Joan Bowman]] | + | *[[Joan Bowman]]: Pleasant Memories of the '40s |
| − | *[[Lurana Pulley]] | + | *[[Lurana Pulley]]: Life on the Farm - Without Modern Conveniences |
| − | *[[Margie Vice]] | + | *[[Margie Vice]]: Young and Married with World at War |
| − | *[[Marjorie Wonderly]] | + | *[[Marjorie Wonderly]]: Marjorie's Memories of the '40s |
| − | *[[Milford Freeman]] | + | *[[Milford Freeman]]: "It Was Just Good to be a Young Man" |
*[[Patsy Young]] | *[[Patsy Young]] | ||
*[[Xen Stewart]] | *[[Xen Stewart]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:14, 1 December 2008
Oral histories collected by students in Advanced Placement US History and Advanced Placement English at Marion High School. The 
icon denotes Editor's Choice interviews.
- Ann Warr: Fairmount during the War
- Barbara Love: Family, Friends, Music, and Memories of the 1940s
- Betty Straughan: Growing Up in the Depression and War
- Johnnie Clayton: The Occupation of Germany
- Pauline Marler: Innocent Fun, Race Relations, and World War II
- Alice Chapman: An Army Nurse Meets a Tall Handsome Captain
- Glen Eltzroth: From the Glass Factory to War in Italy
- Harold and Millie Bowman: Hardships on the Home Front
- Betty Fleck: L'Chaim! Memories of Marion's Jewish Community
- Betty I. Pettiford: Growing Up in the Forties
- Cleome "Smokey" Young: Smokey's Memories of the Forties
- Edna May Johnston: Thumbing Through the Pages of the Yearbook - and More
- Jack "Bucky" Woodard: Home and Away and Home Again
- Jane Miltenberger: Life Was Good
- Joan Bowman: Pleasant Memories of the '40s
- Lurana Pulley: Life on the Farm - Without Modern Conveniences
- Margie Vice: Young and Married with World at War
- Marjorie Wonderly: Marjorie's Memories of the '40s
- Milford Freeman: "It Was Just Good to be a Young Man"
- Patsy Young
- Xen Stewart
- Joyce Maidenberg
- Manuel Mitchell
- Martha Blinn
- Crystal Calobrace
- Jerrold Greene
- Madonna Fowler
- Mary Jane Downing
- Martha Reed
- James Hulce
- Grace McGlothin
- Thomas Hale
- Ruth Carter Evans
- William and Donna Wampner:The War in New Guinea and Life at Home
- Barbara Eltzroth:Losing a Brother, Death of a Tail Gunner over Austria
- Daisy Freeman
- Elizabeth Meisberger
- Shirley Turnock: A Marion Teenager's Life during World War II
- Phil and Leah Wiley: Liberty Ship Duty and Rosie the Riveter
- Don Lewis: D-Day Plus Five and the Battle of the Bulge
- James Murrell
- Noble Jones: Segregation in WWII and the Mutiny at Cherbourg
- Malvina Ball: Meeting Hitler at the Circus
- Earl Gottschalk
- Betty Mottweiler
- Marjorie Elder
- Ella Foust
- Eva Haynes
- Elizabeth Stewart
- Walter Fisher
- Byron Tippey
- Minniellen Kirby
- Eunice Carey
- Betty Jane Wilson
- Alice Bunish
- Irene Beck
- Harold Thomson
- Jesse and Ann Ballard: Marion during the Great Depression
- Elton Vice:From Lucky Strike to POW
- Jack Druckemiller:V-12 and Destroyer Duty
