Music teacher, Ricks College. Sugar City Describes destruction of her home and farm property, the clean-up operations and security precautions against vandalism. Ramon Widdison, interviewer June 18, 1977

Farmer, Sugar City Memoir by Barrus of the Teton flood and how faith that abundance will eventually com to the city of Sugar Hill. No interviewer

No occupation given Rexburg Regarding the effects of the floods on his property and the emotional stress that it caused his was; discusses reparations by the Bureau of Reclamation; remarks on the renovation of Rexburg and neighboring communities. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer August 23, 1977 (Tape 6)

Job Printing Sugar City Describes flood and people's disbelief. How he and his family and community got through it all. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer June 15, 1977

Carpenter, Sugar City Relates loss of his mobile home and personal property, the destruction of Sugar City and the relief efforts by the Red Cross, Department of Housing and Urban Development, and the Bureau of Reclamation. March 30, 1978 (Tape 5)

Housewife Sugar City Explains she and her family lost everything except the clothes on their backs. Trailer house was wiped completely out. Richard Stallings, interviewer March 30, 1978

Housewife Rexburg Description of flood waters in Rexburg; relates volunteer efforts during the clean-up operations; cites incidents of vandalism and looting. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer October 4, 1977

Teacher, Farmer Milo, ID Tells about his involvement in the flood. Describes helping out and seeing the community come together. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer July 20, 1977 (Tape 3a)

Retiree Rexburg Recounts the effects of flood on the residents of the Rexburg Golden Living Center; discusses reparations by the Bureau of Reclamation and the volunteer assistance with clean-up operations. Alyn B. Andrus, interviewer August 19, 1977

Rexburg. Describes flood waters in town, damage to her home and the renovations necessary afterward. Alyn Andrus, interviewer August 8, 1977 (Tape 5a)