Oral history interview with Juliana Boerio-Goates conducted by Don E. Norton and Meghan McGrath on 10 April 2008 on BYU campus.

Typewritten autobiography of Agnes Boyer. The information was given to Don E. Norton of Brigham Young University in 1982 and 1983. Mr. Norton is transcribed the interviews. Boyer was active in Mormon Church affairs and served for many years as a temple worker in the Salt Lake Temple. Also included are reproductions of photographs of family members.

One 20" x 14" oval photo in a gold painted antique metal frame of Don Evan Norton (1902-1983). It was taken about 1920 in Price, Utah. Don Norton was working the mines in Sunnyside, Utah, and was 18 at the time. Photographer unknown. The photo is a chalk or crayon photo and was restored by rechalking before being donated to BYU.

This is the personal history of Wanda Whatcott Johnson which was created from an oral history interview conducted by Don Norton in 1980. Later, the family created this 188 page manuscript and a copy was given to Norton in 1987. Norton states in his letter that this history’s value is in that it shows Johnson, who was mostly deaf, learning to read lips and impressing hearing specialists.

This is an interview that Don Norton had with Lester Whetten in 1983 concerning the struggle of LDS students as they tried to coincide their testimonies and education during the 1930s. 10 pages.