Orson Clark-11/23/81 - Pg 18

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Orson Clark: Hop Scotch and they used to have a ball diamond.

Interviewer: They played baseball? Or I guess it would be softball wouldn't it?

Orson Clark: Well we would call it softball now. It used to be baseball in those days.

Interviewer: You attended this school until what age?

Orson Clark: What year?

Interviewer: What year and how old were you?

Orson Clark: I was in the eighth grade and that was the end of the school up there.

Interviewer: Then where did you go?

Orson Clark: High school.

Interviewer: Where? Davis County High School?

Orson Clark: I went to Salt Lake LDS the first time.

Interviewer: That's where my father went.

Orson Clark: Then I laid out a year. Than Davis High was built and I went to Davis High.

Interviewer: Do you remember the depression of the 1900's.

Orson Clark: Not of 1900. 1932 I do.

Interviewer: I remember that one myself. We'll come to that. There was a depression in the 1900's that wiped out Heber D. Clark.

Lucille Clark: He wasn't old enough to know that there was a depression.

Interviewer: I guess not.

Orson Clark: I don't remember that. I remember later on it was around the '20's when Uncle Amasa lost everything.