The Wayne Embry Interview
By:
Michael D. McClellan
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Monday, January 11th, 2004
You were born on March 26th, 1937. Please tell
a little about your childhood, and what it was like to
grow up in Springfield during 40s.
You were eight when the United States dropped the atomic
bomb on Japan. Do you have any recollection of that
event, and did World War II touch your family in any way?
Your grandfather, William, played an important part of
your life. Please tell me about him, and about the role
he played in your education.
”Goose”,
and “The Wall” – what do these mean to you?
And “The Wall”?