Maintenance worker, Madison School District. Rexburg Preparations for the flood, description of damage to his property and the clean-up operation; relates the job cleaning up the schools. Mary Ann Beck, interviewer June 3, 1977 (Tape 67)

Rexburg Describes evacuation, loss of home, assistance from agencies and effect of flood on her family. Christina Sorenson, interviewer September 7, 1977 (Tape 68)

Rexburg and Sugar City Helped organize search parties and flew helicopters to reunite people together. Thought by organizing, things would run smoother. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer July 11, 1977

Teacher at Ricks, Sugar City Didn't think the government was fair in everything. States that people need to mind their own business about the flood claims and focus on their own claims. Richard Stallings, interviewer August 30, 1977

Wife of the manager Idaho First National Bank Rexburg Relates preparations at the bank in downtown Rexburg before the flood; describes damage to buildings in the area and the job of cleaning up; notes assistance received from volunteer groups. Doris Shirley, interviewer June 3, 1977

Rexburg Whole house was destroyed but Paulette was thankful it wasn't as bad as some people had it. Christina Sorensen, interviewer July 26, 1977

Farmer Hibbard area Describes damage to his farm, help from volunteers, and the task of cleaning up his land. Ramon Widdison, interviewer July 26, 1977

Employee, Ricks College. Hibbard area Relates her feelings during the ordeal Ramon Widdison, interviewer July 26, 1977 (Tape 69)

Owner, Old Timer Gun Shoppe. Rexburg Describes preparations at his place of business before the flood and the damage to his shop; relates problems encountered during the clean-up operations; notes the assistance received from volunteers. Harold S. Forbush, interviewer June 22, 1977 (Tape 70)

Heat and Air conditioning Business, Rexburg Discussed the problems he had with the flood's effects on his business. Knew other people had bigger problems. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer August 30, 1977