Oral history interview with Frank Kobayashi and Evelyn Kobayashi by Caryl Blanchard and Marcia Kelleher

Oral history interview by Caryl Blanchard and Marcia Kelleher with Frank Kobayashi and Evelyn Kobayashi. Topics include: Helping to clean up houses after a flood in Rexburg, Idaho, Cleaning at the cannery, Bring home extra cookies, Sharing sweets with neighbors, A little personal background, including Frank's early years in Southern California, Forced relocation to the Fresno Relocation Center Japanese-American Internment Camp in California during World War II, Not having any school to attend or work to do, Not having any income, Losing everything like the family farm, house, and car, Parents volunteering to work at the Amalgamated Sugar Company in Cache Valley, Settling in Honeyville after being released, Moving to Honeyville in elementary/middle school, being in school classes with mixed grades, Playing baseball and riding to sporting events in the Principal's car, Farming, Friends, Chickens, State Fairs, Participating in high school sports like boxing and wrestling, Graduating from Box Elder High School, Getting carbon dioxide poisoning from the school bus, Working at the Utah General Depot, the Hill Airfield for 30 years, Transfering to Thiokol, Working everything from B-29s to F-16s to missles, Hearing loss, Meeting his future wife while playing high school basketball, Marriage, Children, Grandchildren, Boy Scouts, Attending a World Scouting Jamobree in Japan, and Climbing Mount Fuji with scouts.