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San Mateo County Oral History Archives, Skyline
College Library
Student project for LSCIÂ 110
Digital Oral Research Project, Skyline College
NORMA ANGELES
Click on the links below to hear audio segments from an April 2009 interview
by Jasmine Angeles with Norma Angeles,
who migrated to the Bay Area for better life opportunities.
Table of Contents:
1. LIFE IN THE PHILIPPINES
2. CHILDHOOD MEMORIES
5. HER FIRST JOB & WORKING WITH OTHER ETHNICITIES
Segment 1
LIFE IN THE PHILIPPINES (2:38)
Norma talks about herself and her life in the

Mr.
& Mrs. Angeles on their wedding day in
Segment 2
CHILDHOOD
MEMORIES (1:15)
Grandma reminisces back to he childhood memories.

Grandma
Norma with her son Dennis in Pangasinan, PI.
Segment 3
COMING TO THE STATES (1:23)
Norma talks about how she felt adjusting to a new lifestyle.

Norma
& Emerito Angeles.
Segment 4
LEAVING HOME & WHY (2:42)
Norma explains why she decided to leave the

Grandma
Norma with her husband Emerito
& kids Heidi, Dennis, Nomer, Noel & Joan.
Christmas in the states, 1983.
Segment 5
HER FIRST
JOB & WORKING WITH OTHER ETHNICITIES (2:28)
Grandma Norma discusses what her first job was and what it was
like working with other races.
Segment 6
THE
“AMERICAN DREAM” (1:20)
Norma describes what the “American
Dream” is and what it means to her.


Philippine
& American Flag.
Segment 7
PILIPINO
CULTURE (2:34)
What Filipino culture is and how it differs from other American
families.

Grandma
Norma with her son Dennis & daughter Joan along with their spouse &
kids.
On
a trip to


MY
GRANDMOTHER & I
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last revised: 5-18-08
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