Walker-Rosenplot, a teacher, discusses her career as a teacher at Victoria School in Kingston, as well as the teaching profession in general. Side One: Interviewer Haideh Rahnema interviews Betty Walker-Rosenplot. Side Two: continuation of above interview.
Blackman, a nurse (KGH 1944 Grad.) - Retired, discusses her experiences as a nurse in training during the early 1940's and her career at Kingston General Hospital. She presents a comparison of the day to day life of a nurse in past decades, with modern conditions. Side One: Interviewer Susan Conley interviews Betty Blackman with Elenor Gravely (K.G.H Grad 1946) in background. Side Two: continuation of interview for first 1/4 of tape, rest blank.
Retired nurse, Barbara Ettinger discusses the early days of Victoria School in Kingston, which was used as a "model school" for training of teachers by the Faculty of Education, Queen's University. She also talks about her father D.G. Ettinger, Principal of Victoria School who was awarded an Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree by Queen's University in 1935. Side One: Interview by Reinolde Van Weringh. Side Two: Continuation of interview for 3/4 of side, rest blank.
Mr. Ritter, Director of Education, Frontenac, Lennox and Addington Public School Board, Kingston, Ontario, discusses the development of Victoria School in Kingston, the implementation of programs there, and the training of student teachers at the School. Side One: Interviewer Susan Conley interviews Mr. Ritter. Side Two: continuation of interview.
Mrs. Coates describes her experiences during the early part of this century in England and in Canada. This recording gives a descriptive account of the daily life of people in lower economic strata during the early 1900's. Also interviewed was Mrs. Elizabeth Kingston, who gives a similar account of her life. Side One: Interviewer Susan Conley interviews Mrs. Coates and Mrs. Kingston together. Side Two: blank.
Mrs. Coates describes her experiences during the early part of this century in England and in Canada. This recording gives a descriptive account of the daily life of people in lower economic strata during the early 1900's. Side One: Interviewer Susan Conley interviews Annie Coates. Side Two: blank.