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Manuscript Group 126
Papers 1963-1972
7 cubic feet
The Archive of Idaho Folklore was donated to the University of Idaho Library by Jan Harold Brunvand in 1965. Professors Bacil Kirtley and Lynn Pugmire added to the collection from 1969 to 1972. The collection was processed by Judith Nielsen in August 1989.
Noted folklorist Jan Harold Brunvand began teaching in the University of Idaho Humanities department in 1961. In 1963 he applied for a University grant to develop an Archive of Idaho Folklore. The project began during the 1963 summer session when the 25 students in American Folklore (English 174) began collecting songs, stories, jokes, rhymes and other similar materials. The project was continued by later classes and completed in December 1964. Between January and June 1965 when Dr. Brunvand left the University he and a student assistant organized the materials collected. Between 1969 and 1972 Professors Bacil Kirtley and Lynn Pugmire taught folklore classes and placed the term papers from those classes with the previous material.
Since 1966 Jan Harold Brunvand has been teaching English and Folklore at the University of Utah. He has written ten books and also writes a syndicated newspaper column.
The papers in the Archives of Idaho Folklore span the years 1963-1972, with the bulk of the material collected between 1962 and 1964. These include background papers for the project and background papers written by the students. The bulk of the material consists of folksongs, folktales, rhymes, recipes, games, folk cures, legends, etc. Also included are term papers on folklore.
The material in this record group retains its original order. A very complete outline of the collection prepared by Jan Harold Brunvand was included with the papers and all headings and subheadings used are those given in the outline; likewise all folder headings were retained.
The first series consists of the grant proposal for the project, a collecting guide, outline, and two items of correspondence.
The second series contains the background papers prepared by the students in the classes which contain their methods of collecting information, names of persons interviewed, and biographies of at least one interviewee. The third series consists of the foldered material. This generally contains the longer legends, stories, and songs, but occasionally 3x5 cards will be included in the folders. Among the many subjects covered are Idaho place name stories, Idaho lost and found mines, Chinese in the West, lore of special groups such as Indians, Mormons, and Basque, and occupational lore. This series also includes folksongs, tall tales, rhymes, games, and puzzles.
Shorter items were typed on 3x5 cards and filed in metal drawers. These include popular beliefs and superstitions, proverbs, riddles, jokes, rhymes including verses written in autograph books, toasts, and epitaphs.
The next series is composed of term papers written between 1969 and 1972 for Professors Bacil Kirtley and Lynn Pugmire. They were in no discernible order, so were organized alphabetically by author. These include items not associated with Idaho such as the Loch Ness Monster, African folktales, papers on Paul Bunyan and Johnny Appleseed. Other topics include Shoshoni Indian Tales, the Coyote legends, the Lost Wheelbarrow mine, and superstitions of University of Idaho coeds.
The final series contains six reel to reel tape recordings of folk music and stories collected by several students in 1963 and 1964.
I. Preliminary Information, 1963-1982 l II. Collectors' Background Papers l III. The Folklore Collection: Foldered Material, 1963-1965 1-3 A. Idaho Regional and Historical Lore B. General Western Lore C. Lore of Other States D. American Non-Western Lore E. Lore of Special Groups F. Occupational Lore G. G.I. Lore H. Belief Tales I. Jokes and Miscellaneous Narratives J. Tall Tales K. Other Folktales L. Folksongs M. Rhymes, Riddles and Folk Speech N. Games, Puzzles, Riddles O. Customs, Material Traditions P. Folklore of Other Countries IV. The Folklore Collection: 3x5 Cards, 1963-1965 4-7 V. Research Papers, 1969-1972 8-9 VI. Tapes, 1963-1964 9
1 1 Library of Congress: Archive of Folk Culture and Archive of Folk Song Lists, 1970-1982 2 2 Project Grant Proposal, 1963-1965 22 3 Collecting Guide for English 174, 1963-1964 3 4 Jan Harold Brunvand Correspondence, 1966 2
5 Summer 1963 25 6-8 Spring 1964 86 9 Troy Extension Class, Spring 1964 14 10-11 Summer 1964 58 12-13 Spring 1965 53 14 Index to Tape Recordings, 1963-1964 8
15 Idaho County Folklore (Correspondence), 1963-1965 8 16 Idaho Local Legends 93 17 Idaho Place Name Stories 133 18 Riggins, Idaho. Folklore 25 19 Silver City, Idaho. Legends 10 20 Idaho Customs 20 21 Idaho Lake Monsters and Extraordinary Lakes 15 22 Idaho Lost and Found Mines 24 23 Idaho Madmen 19 24 Mrs. Tom Campbell Letters: Homesteading on Lake Chatcolet in 1911 4 25 Jokes About Idaho 19 26 Leonard J. Marks: The Story of My Life 1 27 Idaho Hunters and Hunting 11 28 Local Characters 162
29 Material from John A. Platt, Kendrick 3 30 Interviews with Informants 10 31 Correspondence with Informants 22 32 Background Notes 7 33 Texts: I. Specific Types and Motifs 21 34 Texts: II. General Motifs 36 35 Texts: III. No Motifs or Parallels 18 36 Texts: IV. Tales of Len and Nobe Henry 13 37 Campus Slang 20 38 University of Idaho Stories 38
39 Chinese in the West 26 40 Pioneer Stories, Miscellaneous 14 41 Pioneer Letters of Harold Snow (Idora Moore Eldred Collection) 19 42 Glacier Park Stories (Employees) 30 43 Miscellaneous Western Legends 9
44 Alaska 26 45 Arizona 5 46 California 12 47 Colorado 7 48 Dakota (North and South) 14 49 Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota 10 50 Montana 15 51 Nebraska, Nevada, Oklahoma 16 52 Oregon 14 53 Texas, Utah 20 54 Washington 33 55 Wisconsin, Wyoming 7
2 56 Non-Western Local Character Stories 17 57 Non-Western U.S. Legends 20 58 Non-Western Place Name Legends 7 59 Folklore of Other Colleges 6
60 Pioneers and Indians 16 61 Nez Perce Lore 43 62 General Indian Lore 67 63 Fake Indian Legends 11 64 Jokes About Indians 24
65 Anti-Mormon Stories 83 66 Three Nephites 3 67 Mormon--General 18
68 Amish--General 11
69 Basque Stories 29 70 Basque Traditions 30
71 Lore of American Presidents 49
72 Actors 36 73 Blister Rust Control 16 74 Chemists 12 75 Computors, Cowboys 12 76 Doctors 25 77 Farmers, Forest Service 13 78 Loggers' Terms and Gestures 44 79 Loggers' Stories 24 80 Miners 16 81 Ministers 16 82 Pilots 15 83 Railroad Workers 15 84 Restaurant and Cooking Lingo 7 85 Rodeo 36 86 Sheepherders, Smoke Jumpers, Teachers, Telephone Linemen 23 87 Used Car Dealers 28 88 Occupational Argot 32
89 Army 46 90 Navy 48
91 Agricultural, Bad Luck 28 92 Cures 64 93 Foreign Matter in Food, Gnawing Hands, Hunting and Fishing, Illustrated Legends, Predicting One's Mate 40 94 Prenatal Influence, Red Velvet Cake, Religious Beliefs, Revenants 63 95-96 Urban Belief Tales: Miscellaneous, Death Car, Hook, Spiders in Hairdo 99 97 Warnings of Death, Water Witching, Wild Animals 49 98 Miscellaneous 62
99 Advertising and TV Jokes, Bopsters and Beatnik Jokes 16 100 Jokes about Children's Remarks 50 101 Dialect Stories, Kennedy Jokes, LBJ Jokes, Jokes about Nationalities 63 102 Jokes about Negroes 81 103 Jokes about Old Ladies and Old Maids, Pat and Mike Jokes, Pictorial Jokes, Jokes about Prostitutes 44 104 Jokes about Public Figures 38 105 Punning with Sexual Words, Jokes Based on Puns 43 106 Jokes about Religion (except Mormon) 47 107 Anti-Catholic Jokes, Jokes Comparing Religions, Catholic Joke Collection (Father Andrew Schumacher) 63 108 Jokes about Tortures in Hell; Travelling Salesmen Jokes 14 109 Shaggy Dog Stories 112 110 Sick Jokes 45 111 Jokes with Variations 60 112 Miscellaneous 125
113 Animals, Smart Animals, Crops 35 114 Hunting and Fishing, Mosquitoes, Snakes 43 115 Weather, Wonderful Hunt, Miscellaneous 71
116 Animal Tales, Catch Tales 36 117 Folktale Parodies, Explanatory Stories, Formula Tales 43 118 Scare Stories, Stores Told by Small Children, Miscellaneous Narratives 26
119 Camp Songs 69 120 High School Songs 53 121 College Songs 162 3 122 Child Ballads 60
123 War, Cowboy and Pioneer, Lumberjacks, Sailors and Sea, Outlaws 51 124 Murder, Tragedies, Various Topics, Negro, Sailors and Sea 44 125 Crime and Criminals, Family Opposition to Lovers, Lovers' Disguises and Tricks, Faithful Lovers, Unfaithful Lovers, Humorous and Miscellaneous 67 126 Other American and British Ballads 77 127 Beulah Land Parodies, Comic Dialect, Courtship, Cowboy Songs 57 128 Farmers' Songs, Folk Lyrics, Gamblers, Drinkers, Ramblers 46 129 "I Wouldn't Marry" and "I Wish I Were Single," Idaho, Loggers, Mnemonic Songs 46 130 Nonsense Songs 56 131 Nursery and Children's Songs 72 132 Play, Party, and Dance Songs, Sentimental Ballad-Like Pieces 60 133 General Western Songs 34 134 Miscellaneous Ballads and Songs 101 135 Song Parodies 85 136 Song Scrapbooks, Songsters 14
137 Applied Proverbial Speech, Autograph Albums 30 138 Childhood and Nursery Rhymes, Epitaphs, Folk Drama and Plays 38 139 Folk Poetry 41 140 Miscellaneous Folk Speech 43 141 Moscow, Idaho Graffiti (Sollers Collection) Nonsense Orations, Parody Rhymes 39 142 Rhymes, Riddles with Explanations 66
143 Cat's Cradle 2 144-145 Physical Action: General, Chasing Games Finger Plays, Teasing Rhymes, Hiding Games, Hopscotch, Jump Rope 96 146 Manipulation of Objects: General, Jacks, Marbles, Yo-Yo 52
147 General, Automobile Games, Counting 53 148 Drinking Games 37 149 Forfeit Games, Logic Puzzles, Paper and Pencil Games 58 150 Pranks and Hoaxes, Trick Guessing Games 80
151 Customs 71 152 Architecture, Agricultural Devices, Decorating Natural Objects, Decoration, Domestic Devices 46 153 Fences and Gates, Folded Paper Toys and Decorations, Handicrafts 34 154 Homemade Toys, Hunting, Fishing, Camping Devices, Mail Boxes 38 155 Puppets and Dolls, Quilts 35 156 Recipes and Folk Foods 78 157 Tombstones, Toy Guns and Other Weapons, Weaving, Braiding and Related Crafts, Whistles and Other Musical Instruments 21
158 Afganistan, Africa, Australia, Austria, Bavaria, Bohemia, Canada, China, Denmark 43 159 Egypt, England, Ecuador, Ethiopia, France 41 160 Germany, Holland 47 161 India and Pakistan, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Japan 67 162 Mexico, Norway , Okinawa 47 163 Persia, Philippine Islands, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Scotland, Spain 50 164 Sweden, Turkey, Ukraine 84
4 165 Birth, Infancy, Childhood 150 Human Body, Folk Medicine 875 Home and Domestic Pursuits 150 166 Economic and Social Relationships 250 Travel and Communication 200 Love, Courtship, and Marriage 175 Death Beliefs and Funeral Customs 100 Witchcraft, Ghosts, Magical Practices 75 Cosmic Phenomena; Times, Numbers, Seasons 40 Weather 225 5 167 Animals and Animal Husbandry 185 Fishing and Hunting 25 Plants, Plant Husbandry 75 Miscellaneous (Luck, Dreams, etc.) 150
Wellerisms 9 Phrases 34 Comparisons 125 Retorts 130 Telephone Pranks 10 Euphemisms 15 Confucius 50 Tom Swifties 30 Definitions 70 Book Titles and Authors 45 Tongue Twisters 40 Mnemonic Devices 100 Miscellaneous 45 168 Campus dialect 17 Dialect 300 Names 300 Proverbs 200
6 169 True Riddles 75 Pretended Obscene Riddles 30 Riddling Questions 375 Catch 25 Said To 13 Did You Hear? 20 Conundrums 70 Spooneristic Conundrums 15 Manual Riddles 15 Math Puzzles 25 170 Droodles 35 Nonsense Riddles 12 Jokes 25 Moron Jokes 40 Knock-Knock Jokes 50 Biblical "Quotes" 16 Sick Jokes 18 Fly 10 Mama 12 Sacrilegious 20 Wind-up Dolls 13 Babies 14 Dead, Maimed, and Burned Creatures 35 Riddle Jokes 40 Grapes 50 Other Foods 80 Racial 30 Public Figures 25 LBJ 25 Elizabeth Taylor 50 Beatles 9 Puns 45 Statue of Liberty 4 Colors 28 Nuns 17 Avon Lady 11 Color and Wheels 11 Dangerous and Unusual Animals 21 Canaries (Mice & Cats) 17 Animal Speaking Peculiarities 11 Smokey the Bear 7 Elephants 475 Oddities 25 7 171 Rhymes 200 Baby Rhymes 28 Kids Story Rhymes 18 Derision 70 Parody Rhymes 25 Nursery Rhyme Parodies 100 Nonsense Orations 22 Cheers, Chants 30 Peddlers Cries 2 Cadence Counts 12 Jump Rope Rhymes 175 Autograph Verses 150 172 Reference to Writing 80 Good Wishes 75 Friendship 50 Remember Me; Forget Me Not 150 Good Advice, Pious Reflections 100 Love 80 Marriage 100 Signoffs 75 Novelty Inscriptions 45 Roses Are Red 50 Textbook Verse 7 Desk Top Inscriptions 50 Graffiti 10 Envelope Inscriptions 7 Toasts 33 Epitaphs 75
8 173 ---- . [Benewah County Stories] n.d. 174 Amos, Deborah. The Legend of the Loch Ness Monster. 1971 175 Arnold, Pamela. Why Ghosts? 1969 176 Barnett, Candace. An Original Collection of Children's Rhymes in Idaho. n.d. 177 Barrett, Carole. Legend of Coyote Among the Indians of the Pacific Northwest. 1969 178 Beal, Caren. The Origins of Mountains of the Pacific Northwest According to Indian Legends. 1969 179 Beck, Cathy. Collection of Shoshoni Indian Tales. 1969 180 Beglan, Shannon. The Evolution of American Black Music. 1971 181 Beisner, Kent. A Collection of American River Folklore. 1969 182 Belliston, Richard. Customs and Beliefs. 1971 183 Belliston, Sheila. Apparitions. 1971 184 Bennett, Christine. Mormon Folklore. 1970 185 Black, Dan. Folktales from Eden, Idaho. 1972 186 Bohman, James B. A Collection of Local Folk Gestures. 1972 187 Bohon, Nile. Folklore of the Cures and Causes of Acme [sic] Blemishes. 1972 188 Boley, Matthew. A Student's Encounter of Folklore. 1971. 189 Bowlby, Konni. Cures: A Collection. 1971 190 Boyd, Jim. Folk Gestures. 1972 191 Brown, Jackie. A Survey of Forerunners. 169 192 Brown, Kathy. Folk Heroes--Legends and Facts. 1971 193 Bruce, Theron K. The Two Faces of Paul Bunyan. n.d. 194 Bryant, Shirley C. The Three Nephites of Mormon Folklore. 1971 195 Bullock, Susan. Superstitions of Good Luck. 1972 196 Burns, Gail N. The Trickster Element in West African Folklore and Southern Negro Folklore. 1969 197 Bush, Robert James. Navajo Folklore. 1972 198 Cadwell, Susan M. Stories about Old Buildings. 199 Callaway, Linda. Negro Folksongs--The Dispute over Origin. 1969 200 Carpenter, Marda. The Magical Land of Noom. n.d. 201 Carreira, Mamo A.I. Folklore of the World. 1969 202 Casey, Steven. Cherokee Animal Tales. 1971 203 Chapin, Vicki. The Ghost Dance of the Sioux Indians. 1969 204 Chisholm, Bill. Collecting Project. 1972 205 Cole, Pam. Legends of the Lost Wheelbarrow Mine. 1972 206 Cooper, Judith Ann. "Nessie" the Loch Ness Monster. 1969 207 Crandall, Teresa. Mining Lore of Northern Idaho. 1972 208 Crowley, Tom. English 174 Term Paper. 1969 209 Dennis, Larry. A Collection of Hunting Tales from Canyon County, Idaho. n.d. 210 Diven, Joseph. The Wandering Jew in English and American Literature. 1969 211 Dunn, Irene. New England Spice. 1969 212 Eby, Linda. A Miscellaneous Collection of American Folklore. 1971 213 Echevarria, Chris and Ben Garechana. Basque Folklore. n.d. 214 Elrod, Pamela. The Witchcraft Renaissance: A Decade and Where it is Going. 1970 215 English, Sue. History and Classification of Fairy Tales. 1969 216 Eskberg, Linda. Conviction of Witchcraft in New England. 1970 217 Evans, J.W. Superstitions of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes. 1969 218 Faught, Dan. The Divining Rod: It's Origin Shape, and Uses. 1969 219 Faull, Anita. A Comparative Study of Some Negro Ballads. n.d. 220 Field, Vickie. Legends of the Coeur d'Alene Mining district. 1972 221 Fitch, Ann. "Sharlie" The Search for an Identity. 1972 222 Fleener, Jan. Gravestone Epitaphs. 1972 223 Freeney, Cathy. Skipping Rope. n.d. 224 Galano, Mary Elaine. Three Creation Myths. 1971 225 Galloway, Janice. A Collection of Superstitions, Stories, and Proverbs. 1971. 226 Gardner, Eve. Poltergeists. 1971 227 Gardner, Shirley Jean. The Lost Dutchman Mine. 1969 228 Gerberding, Sharon Bean. Basque Folklore in the American West. 1969 229 Gochenour, Bonnie. Folktale Collection. 1969 230 Grady, Donald M. Agrarian Folklore of the Palouse. 1972 231 Griff, Kathi. Irish Fairies and Beliefs. 1969 232 Gustin, Michael. Folk Christmas Decorations. 1972 233 Hall, Allen. [Mormon Folktales]. 1972 234 Hammond, Joey. The Games Children Play. 1972 235 Hankins, Charles W. Folk Architecture of the Rocky Mountains. 1972 236 Hansen. Garth. Superstition in Sports. 1972 237 Harriman, Connie. The Apple of America's Eye: Johnny Appleseed. 1970 238 Hart, Marcia. University of Idaho Phraseology. 1972 239 Herman, Karen L. Superstitions of the U of I Coed. 1972 240 Hervey, Leslie Jane. The Menehune of Hawaii. 1969 241 Hites, Jeanne. Dowsing. 1969 242 Hogg, Jim. A Collection of Proverbs. 1971 243 Hossington,-----. [No Title] n.d. 244 Holcomb, Sue [Term Paper]. 1970 245 Hossner, Diane. Folklore. 1972 246 Howerton, Jim. Jesse James Stories. n.d. 247 Jacobsen, Evelyn. History of the Loch Ness Monster. 1969 248 Jagels, Ronald. Witchcraft Today. 1969 249 Jerome, Donnell. American Folklore. 1969 250 Jeske, Vida. Na'pi the Blackfoot Creator, Old Man. 1969 251 Johns, Joseph P. A Collection of Epitaphs from the Virginia City Area of Nevada. 1972 252 Jones, Susan D. Selections of Favorite Stories of Chinese and Japanese Students. 1970 253 Keller, Gail. A Folklore Miscellany. 1970 254 Ketterling, Judy. Witchcraft Old and New. 1971 255 Kimball, Jackie. [Jump Rope Rhymes]. 1972 256 King, Wayne S. Resume of American Balladry. 1969 257 King, Wayne S. Resume of American Folklore. 1969 258 Knowlton, Sandy. Children's Folklore. 1972 259 Knowlton, Sheryl. Pollock Jokes. 1972 260 Kofoed, Florence Arlene. A Brief Study of Some Aspects of Folkways. 1969 261 Kopczynski, Connie. Ghost Stories. 1972 262 Larson, Daniel W. Logging Folklore of St. Maries, Idaho. 1972 263 Leonard, James. Weather or not. 1971? 264 Lobdell, Richard G. A Collecting Project on Sports Folklore. 1972 265 Luke, Sally. Dogs' Names. 1972 9 266 Mackey, Margot. A Collection of Children's Rhymes and Sayings. 1970 267 Martin, Dorothy. Lore of the Clearwater. 1972 268 Mayercek, Cheryl. The Jews I Know. 1969 269 McCleneghan, Joe. The Humorist, Mark Twain. n.d. 270 McNally, Kathy. The Mennonites: Their Beliefs and Religion. n.d. 271 McRae. Steven. The Abominable Snowman of The Northwest. 1969 272 Mereba, Tamrat. Term Paper on Original Collection of Folklore. 1969 273 Miller, Gerri. Folklore of the Young. 1970 274 Moffett, George. A Collection of Military Ballads. 1971 275 Mordhorst, Melanie. Superstitions. 1972 276 Neely, Kathy. Water Witching. 1970 277 Olin, Patti. Swedish Folklore in America. 1971 278 Pederson, Lois. American Folklore. 1970 279 Perez, Margarita. Folklore of the Perez Family of Idaho Falls. 1969 280 Perez, Mary P. Children's Rhymes, Games, and Sayings. 1970 281 Peters, Julia. Jokes and Stories Told in Our Family. 1971 282 Peters, Julia. Songs from Camp Neewahlu. 1971 283 Peterson, Verla. A Collection of Jump Rope Songs, Children's Rhymes, and Contemporary Sayings. 1971 284 Phelps, Sherry. Witchcraft. 1969 285 Powell, Terry. American Folklore Today. 1971 286 Pulley, Sally. Mormon Folklore. 1969 287 Richardson, R.F. Original Athapascan Folktales. 1970 288 Riddle, Pauline V. Collection of Superstitions. 1969 289 Robinson, Ronald. Faulkner's Use of Folklore in The Sound and the Fury. 1969 290 Rochester, Gail. Songs of Old. 1971 291 Roe, Rita. Jumping Rope Rhymes. n.d. 292 Rosenberger, Kay. Creation Myths and their Role in Indian Folklore. 1969 293 Schild, Cleo A. The Basque. 1972 294 Seaman, Elizabeth. How Does the Folklore of the Great Smoky Mountain People Compare with the Northern Idaho Area Folklore Today. n.d. 295 Sever, Victoria. A Collection of American Folklore. 1971 296 Severson, Krystal. Folklore Phrases. 1972 297 Shelton, Lois. Scare Yourself to Death Stories. 1972 298 Sherin, William. Creation Myths of the Northwest Indians. 1970 299 Shields, Marilyn. Animal Foster Parents in American Folklore. 1969 300 Skinner, Robin. American Folklore. 1971 301 Smith, Bettylou. The North vrs. the South in Superstition. 1969 302 Smith, Delores. Folklore from Glenns Ferry, Idaho. 1969 303 Smith, Linda. Bits and Pieces. 1971 304 Stanley, Robin. The Influence of Jesse James in American Folklore. 1970 305 Stannard, Muffy. Folklore of American's Experience in Europe. 1972? 306 Stolts, Barbara. A Study of Practical Jokes. 1972 307 Stube, Judith Ann. Comparative Study of The Jam at Gerry's Rock. 1969 308 Swanson, Barbara. Folklore from Latah County. 1972 309 Swanson, Judy. Indian War Ceremonies and Chants. 1971 310 Swartout, Clara M. Navajo Beliefs and Superstitions. n.d. 311 Taccogna, Sharon. Mystery Monster of Loch Ness. 1970 312 Taggart, John, and Charlene (Loomis) Taggart. A Collection of Folklore. 1969 313 Tulloch, Harriette. Medical Folklore. 1972 314 Tyler, Greg. Phantoms, Haunted Objects, and Unexplained Events: A Collection of Tales. 1970 315 Tyndall, Randy. Hic-cup cures. 1972 316 Van Schuyler, Chris. Dirty Jokes. 1972 317 Veitmeier, Christine. Korean Folklore Concerning Marriage, Childbirth, and Death. n.d. 318 Voltolini, Peggy. A Collection of Cures. 1972 319 Walch, Nancy. [Term Paper]. n.d. 320 Weigel, Jay. Collection of Home Brews and Remedies. 1971 321 Weis, Bill. Snipe Hunting Folklore. 1972 322 Weiss, Evelyn. Folklore in The Robber Bridegroom, a novel by Eudora Welty. 1969 323 Werner, Margie. A Collection of Wart Anecdotes. 1969 324 Whittman, Connie. Folk Cheers. 1972 325 Winkler, Sandie. Nez Perce Indian Legends. 1972 326 Wright, Larry. Pollock Jokes. 1972 327 Wright, Sandra. Folklore. 1971
328 Mrs. Guynetha Raffety Sings Folksongs. Spring/Summer 1964 329 Folksongs collected by Allen Renshaw, William Johnston, Faye Michaelis, and Helen Bundy. Spring/Summer 1964 330 Local Lumberjack Stories told by Dooley Cramp, Avery Idaho. July 1963 331 Folksongs of Long, Long Ago, sung by Dr. Forrest E. Miller, St. Maries, ID. 1964 332 Fiddle Tunes plays by Duane Stephens, and Fred Fox. 1964 333 Folktales & Folksongs collected by David Lee Kries. 1964
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