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Partial Transcript: Today is September the tenth, 2010, and we are in Williamsburg. My name is Joanna Hay, continuing the interviews as part of the celebration for Jack Miller here in Williamsburg.
Segment Synopsis: Kirchendorfer describes her relationship with Jack Miller. She relates an incident where she got into trouble for cutting school.
Keywords: Cutting school; Nancy Jones; School lunch
Subjects: School discipline.; School principals
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Partial Transcript: And then, the day of the girls, and, uh, I told him just tonight, that, uh, he didn't know, but, uh, I walked home with those girls every day for lunch.
Segment Synopsis: Kirchendorfer describes the first day of school after desegregation. She talks about her interaction with African American students. She talks about why school integration was so easy for Williamsburg.
Keywords: Principals; Race relations; Students
Subjects: First day of school; School integration--Kentucky
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Partial Transcript: What do you feel, um, Jack Miller's legacy is to Williamsburg, and to Kentucky?
Segment Synopsis: Kirchendorfer describes Miller's impact on his students. She talks about the size of the school and compares Williamsburg High School's integration with the integration of schools in Louisville. She talks about spending time on the Cumberland River.
Keywords: College; Influence; Legacy; Williamsburg High School; Youth
Subjects: High school principals; Williamsburg (Ky.)
