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A: Not a thing.
G: Was fire a big concern for you while you were living there?

A: No, it sure wasn't.

G: You were used to the gas cooking and gas heat?

A: Yeah.

G: Was there a Flavet newsletter or a paper that ran for Flavet residents?

A: I'm sure we got information about what's going on around there. I'm sure we did.

G: Did you feel safe living in Flavet?

A: Yes I did.

G: Was there ever any crime that you can recall?

A: Not that I remember, no.

G: Did you feel like there was a sense of community living in the Flavet?

A: I would say so.

G: Why is that?

A: I don't know, you're just all doing the same thing, getting your education,
 surviving.

G: Were you proud of living in Flavet?

A: I didn't mind it at all.

G: Dean of Students R.C. Beatty was quoted as saying that there was a low divorce
 rate in the Flavets. Beatty's explanation for this was that the veterans of this era
 have something in the way of character. What do you think Beatty was talking
 about when he was referring to character and what do you think kept families
 together at that time?

A: The generation. We didn't think of divorce. You made do. You got along.

G: Was this the first time that you had gone through having to work and things like
 that? Was this a new experience for you or had you gone through hard times