DescriptionDr. T.C. McDaniel is a native of Burning Springs, Kentucky. He was born in 1914 and attended Eastern from 1930-34. Dr. McDaniel is a close personal friend of Dr. Robert R. Martin and former classmate from his time at Eastern.
LocationCincinnati, OH
Duration:46:45
Time Summary0-0:30 Pause in tape
0:30-01:30 Interviewer's introduction
01:50-04:25 Dr. McDaniel's general background: education and sports
04:25-12:30 Dr. McDaniel's decision to enter Eastern in 1930 and the basketball team
12:30-19:50 The 1930 freshman class and the Depression years
19:50-21:20 The Richmond local citizen's relationships with Eastern during the 1930's
21:20-22:50 Other Eastern activities- sports activities
22:50-25:45 McDaniel's evaluation of Dr. Donovan and the college restrictions
25:45-33:0 Teachers that McDaniel 's appreciated at Eastern
33:0-35:50 The physical plant of Eastern during the early 1930's
35:50-41:10 Recollections of Dr. Martin as a student and other students
41:10-47:0 Types of students at Eastern during the early 1930's and daily life of the students
47:0 End of Side 1
0-1:35 Continuation of the same subject
01:35-08:10 McDaniel explains what he did after he left Eastern, and the teaching field at that time. The difficulty of obtaining a teaching job
08:10-10:40 The Eastern Centennial year and McDaniel's impressions. His evaluation of Dr. Martin
10:40-12:25 Politics and Education in Kentucky
12:25-18:20 He evaluates Dr. Martin's personality
18:20-20:25 McDaniel's expectations of Dr. Martin
20:25-23:50 Dr. O'Donnell and Dr. Donovan and Dr. Martin
23:50-26:0 Dr. Martin's retirement and race for the state senate
26:0-27:20 Final comments by Dr. McDaniel
27:20 End of Tape
Restrictionsno
RightsContact Special Collections and Archives, Crabbe Library, Eastern Kentucky University for reproductions, rights and permission to publish.
