SE2, EP16: Gloria Jean Collins Thomas - Growing Up on Elgin's Southside
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SE2, EP16: Gloria Jean Collins Thomas - Growing Up on Elgin's Southside
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In this interview, recorded by the late Coach T. Berry for the Elgin Oral History Project on April 5, 2022, my Aunt Gloria Jean Collins Thomas, the oldest of nine, takes us back to growing up on the Southside of Elgin, Texas: gardens and hog-killing time, graduating from Washington High before integration, the marching band and being voted football sweetheart, ordering fish plates at the back window during segregation, and building a 45-year career in Houston.
Shared with gratitude and with our family's blessing. Rest in peace, Coach Berry.
Learn more about the Elgin Oral History Project: https://oralhistoryetx.org
Hear Coach T. Berry's own story: https://youtu.be/EP6Q5KK7IAE
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:30 Coach T. Berry introduces Gloria Jean Collins Thomas
1:21 Born in Elgin: grandparents and parents
2:58 The oldest of nine
3:54 Growing up: gardens, hogs and a full neighborhood
6:18 Washington High School, skipping a grade, the band
8:56 Favorite teachers
10:14 A summer job at the Best Western
12:02 Elgin's businesses
12:52 Segregation: the back window at the café
14:25 Football sweetheart and a strict dad
16:00 Who shaped her
17:36 "That was our way of life"
19:20 After Elgin: business school, the TEA and 45 years in Houston
20:48 Family, faith and missing those gone on
22:29 Outro