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Descriptive Summary W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection Wiliams, Cratis Dearl, 1911-1985 Cratis D. Williams Papers, 1783 - 1986 102 English and German 70 140 Belk Library Special Collections, Appalachian Collection, Closed Stacks Materials in the Cratis D. Williams Papers cover the professional and private life of scholar and professor Cratis Williams, his studies in Appalachian literature, folklore and ballads, and the Appalachian Consoritum. The collection consists of materials related to Williams' work at Appalachian State University, academic and genealogical research, correspondence, photographs, audio recordings of folksongs and lectures, one VHS tape, two reels of microfilm, slides, and family memorabilia. Administrative Information Access Restrictions

An appointment for research is required. No Inter-Library Loan. Series I, Subseries II contains restricted information and is not open for research. Color photographs are located in cold storage and require advanced notice to view. Use of audio materials may require the creation of a user copy if none exists.

Permission must be obtained from the Williams family for duplication of unpublished materials. Student papers, materials containing personal information, and correspondence between Cratis Williams and Sylvia Graham Williams are restricted. Publication of material from the Memoirs Subseries is prohibited without permission from the Williams' Family.

The collection is protected by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, U. S. C.). Reproductions are made only for use as personal study or research. It is the user's responsibility to verify copyright ownership and to obtain all necessary permissions prior to the reproduction, publication, or other use of any portion of these materials. Appalachian State University owns copyright for materials generated by Cratis Williams. His heirs must give prior approval to material duplication.

Preferred Citation

[Identification of item], Collection 102: Cratis D. Williams Papers, W. L. Eury Appalachian Collection, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina, 28608.

Provenance

The collection was donated in parts by the family of Cratis Williams between 1986 and 2005.

Processing Information

Processed in 1999. Finding aid revised in 2010.

Biographical Note

Cratis Dearl Williams (April 5, 1911 - May 11, 1985), considered the Father of Appalachian Studies, was a native of Caines Creek in Lawrence County, Kentucky. Williams graduated from Louisa High School in 1928, attended Cumberland College from 1928-1929, and taught in one-room schools on Caines Creek from 1929-1933 while working towards his Bachelor of Arts at the University of Kentucky (completed in 1933). In 1937 Williams earned his Master of Arts in English from the University of Kentucky, writing a thesis entitled "Ballads and Songs" which focused on traditional music from eastern Kentucky. Williams earned his Ph. D. at New York University in 1961, writing a dissertation "The Southern Mountaineer in Fact and Fiction," which remains an authoritative examination of Appalachian literature.

In 1942 Williams was hired as critic teacher at the Appalachian Demonstration High School, Appalachian State Teachers College in Boone, North Carolina. During the first year in Boone, Williams's first wife, Sylvia Graham, died of Tuberculosis. In 1946, Williams was named assistant professor of English and speech at Appalachian State Teachers College, and continued to serve the high school until 1949 as critic teacher, assistant principal, director of drama, and director of the first school wide counseling program in North Carolina. Williams married Elizabeth Lingerfelt in 1949, with whom he had two children, Sophie (b. 1953) and David Cratis (b. 1955). He was named professor of English in 1950 at Appalachian State University, and then served as dean of the Graduate School from 1958-1975. He also served as acting vice chancellor for academic affairs (1974) and acting chancellor (1975), before his retirement in 1976.

Following his retirement, Williams began to write memoirs of his life. There are three published memoirs, two of which were posthumous publications: William H. Vaughan: A Better Man Than I Ever wanted to Be (1983), I Become a Teacher (1995), and The Cratis Williams Chronicles: I Come to Boone (1999).

During his life Cratis Williams earned many awards and achievements including: the Founders Day Certificate of Excellence, New York University (1962), North Carolina Historical Society's Achievement Award (1972), O. Max Gardner Award, University of North Carolina (1973), Brown-Hudson Award, North Carolina Folklore Society (1975), Laurel Leaves Award, Appalachian Consortium (1976), and W. D. Weatherford Award, Berea College (1979). Williams also earned honorary degrees from Berea College (1977), Cumberland College, Morehead State University, College of Idaho (1984), and from Marshall University and Appalachian State University (1985).

Scope and Content Note

This collection consists of material from the professional and private life of Cratis D. Williams. The collection includes academic research, genealogical research, correspondence, university documents, photographs, audio recordings, one video recording, and family memorabilia. The bulk of the collection consists of materials that are related to his work at Appalachian State University as a faculty member and administrator. Some of the materials include Williams' memoirs of his experiences at the Appalachian Demonstration High School and the Appalachian State Teachers College, newspaper clippings regarding college faculty and events, correspondence with Appalachian scholars and organizations, class materials, speeches, academic papers, and a collection of ballads and folklore. Also included are papers from his term as the dean of the Graduate School from 1958 to 1975. These records include correspondence, annual reports, faculty biographies, and other materials. This collection also includes materials formerly housed in the Appalachian State University Archives, concerning University committees, Academic Affairs, memorandums, Appalachian Journal correspondence, Center for Instructional Development, Faculty Senate, and materials from the individual colleges.

Personal papers include Williams' educational papers from his undergraduate and graduate studies, family research, family correspondence, letters and papers from his first wife Sylvia Graham, and research into the Appalachian region and Watauga County, NC.

Collection Arrangement Series I: Appalachian State University, 1915 - 1985 ____Subseries A: Administrative Papers, 1915 - 1985 ________Sub-subseries i: Early History, 1937 - 1979, undated ________Sub-subseries ii: General, 1915 - 1984 ________Sub-subseries iii: Higher Education, undated ________Sub-subseries iv: Graduate School, 1947 - 1979 ____ Subseries B. Professional Papers, 1930 - 1985, undated ________Sub-subseries i: Classroom, undated ________Sub-subseries ii: Committees/ Councils/ Organizations, 1971 - 1985 ________Sub-subseries iii: Conferences, 1977 - 1979, undated ________Sub-subseries iv: Honors and Awards, 1973 - 1985 ________Sub-subseries v: Off-Campus Engagements, 1967 - 1982 ________Sub-subseries vi: Papers/Articles/Speeches, 1930 - 1980 ________Sub-subseries vii: Research, undated Series II. Correspondence, 1786-1985 Series III. Personal Papers, 1920 - 1985 ____Subseries A: Education Papers, 1932-1961 ________Sub-subseries i: Undergraduate ________Sub-subseries ii: Master's ________Sub-subseries iii: Doctorate ________Sub-subseries iv: Miscellaneous, undated ________Sub-subseries v: Note Cards, undated ____Subseries B: Family Papers, 1920-1985 ________Sub-subseries i: Miscellaneous, 1971 - 1981, undated ________Sub-subseries ii: Biographical Papers, 1967 - 1985, undated ________Sub-subseries iii: Family Correspondence, 1936 - 1942 ________Sub-subseries iv: Genealogical Research, 1790 - 1880, undated ________Sub-subseries v: Memoirs, undated ________Sub-subseries vi: Sylvia Graham Papers, 1935, undated ____Subseries C. Miscellaneous Research, 1931-1986 ________Sub-subseries i: General, 1976, undated ________Sub-subseries ii: Watauga County, undated Series IV. Supplemental Papers, 1933-1986 Series V. Audiovisual Materials, 1945 - 1985, undated ____Subseries A: Sound Discs, 1945 - 1954, undated ____Subseries B: Reel-to-Reels, 1952 - 1964, undated ____Subseries C: Audio Cassettes, 1973 - 1985, undated ____Subseries D: Miscellaneous, undated ____Subseries E: Photographs, undated ____Subseries F: Artifacts, undated Series VI: Separated Materials ____Subseries A: Oversize Materials ____Subseries B: Restricted Materials Series Description

Series I, Appalachian State University, 1915 - 1985, contains material concerning Williams' employment in various capacities at Appalachian State University from 1915-1985. It includes research, publications such as The Appalachian, Appalachian Focus, Appalachian Playbill, and Appalachian Scene, documents regarding the selection of Appalachian State University's first president, W. H. Plemmons, an unsuccessful drive to create the David French Memorial Theatre, dedications of new buildings, and newspaper clippings regarding Appalachian State University employees, students, and trends. It is organized into two subseries, Administrative and Professional (see also Series IV, Supplemental Materials, for additional Appalachian State materials).

Series I, Subseries A, Administrative Papers, 1915 - 1985, contains primarily historical and administrative materials, and is divided into four sub-subseries. Sub-subseries i, Early History, 1937 - 1979, contains histories of Appalachian Training School, Appalachian State Normal School, Appalachian State Teachers College, and Appalachian State University. Sub-subseries ii, General, 1915 - 1984, contains reports, committee papers, publications, and materials on individual colleges, funding, donations, student life, and faculty members. They are arranged alphabetically. Sub-subseries iii, Higher Education, contains materials relating to other colleges and universities. Sub-subseries iv, Graduate School, 1947 - 1979, contains administrative documents relating to graduate studies, faculty biographies, Board of Trustees reports, departmental reports, and fellowship proposals.

Series I, Subseries B, Professional Papers, 1930 - 1984, includes Williams' professional files and is composed of seven sub-subseries. Sub-subseries i, Classroom, undated, contains an incomplete collection of course syllabi, assignments, exams and roll books from English literature and ballad classes. Sub-subseries ii, Committees/ Councils/ Organizations, 1971 - 1985, contains correspondence, brochures and documents relating to Appalachian State, the Appalachian region, and North Carolina organizations, including Appalachian Consortium, Center for Appalachian Studies, North Carolina historical societies, and Hindman Settlement School. Sub-subseries iii, Conferences, 1960s - 1979, consists of materials from various conferences concerning education. Sub-subseries iv, Honors and Awards, 1973 - 1985, has papers regarding various honors which Cratis Williams received, the Appalachian Symposium and the Cratis Williams Symposium. Sub-subseries v, Off-Campus Engagements, 1967 - 1982, consists of records from Cratis Williams' off-campus appearances, lectures, and events from 1967 to 1982. Sub-subseries vi, Papers/Articles/Speeches, 1930 - 1980, includes academic published and unpublished papers and speeches, focusing on Appalachian-related issues such as Scotch-Irish immigration, Appalachian culture, ballads and speech. Sub-subseries vii, Research, undated, contains Cratis Williams' research of superstitions and dialects, non-Appalachian writers and literature, and his ballad collection. Box 58 includes user copies of the ballads and folklore research.

Series II, Correspondence, 1786 - 1985, consists of letters and carbon copies of letters to and from Cratis Williams. Some of the correspondents include Amos Abrams, Jim Wayne Miller, Richard Chase, Paul Fink, W. H. Plemmons, Charlotte Ross, James Still, Jesse Stuart, and John Thomas. Paul Fink correspondence includes an original 1786 State of Franklin document signed by Governor John Sevier [Box 75, Folder 6].

Series III, Personal Papers, 1920 - 1985, contains materials relating to Williams' college education from undergraduate to doctoral studies, family correspondence, personal biographies, genealogical research, memoirs, papers of his first wife, Sylvia Graham, and other research on the Appalachian region and Watauga County, North Carolina. It is divided into three subseries: Education, Family Papers, and Miscellaneous Research.

Series III, Subseries A, Education Papers, 1932 - 1961, contain papers relating to Williams' college and graduate education and is divided into five sub-subseries. Sub-subseries i, Undergraduate, includes Williams' papers from his undergraduate education at Cumberland College. Sub-subseries ii, Master's, includes notes and drafts from his master's thesis. Sub-subseries iii, Doctorate, consists of dissertation drafts, dissertation bibliography, and dissertation-related correspondence. Sub-subseries iv, Miscellaneous, contains additional school material on zoology, journalism, English, and education. Sub-subseries v, Note Cards, contains 4 x 6 note cards used for his thesis and dissertation. Some notecards have been separated into Subseries C, Box 112, Folder 13.

Series III, Subseries B, Family Papers, 1790 - 1985, contains personal papers from Cratis Williams' private life and is divided into six sub-subseries. Sub-subseries i, Miscellaneous, 1973 - 1981, contains materials from Cumberland College Alumni Association, a contract letter, information on a trip to Northern Ireland, and poetry by Sylvia Graham. Sub-subseries ii, Biographical Papers, 1967 - 1985, consists of articles for publication, newspaper articles, Williams' curriculum vita, information on his memorial services, and day calendars from 1967 to 1985. Sub-subseries iii, Family Correspondence, 1936 - 1942, contains family letters from Mrs. L. W. Graham, Woodrow Graham, Mona and Ruth Williams, Sylvia Graham Williams, and family correspondents. Letters written between Cratis and Sylvia Williams are restricted. Sub-subseries iv, Genealogical Research, 1790 - 1880, contains photocopies of family genealogical research on the Blevins, Boggs, Griffith, Holbrook, Skaggs, Whitt, and Williams families as well as duplicates of primary genealogical sources, including censuses, gravestones, historical society information, deeds, wills, and marriage information. Sub-subseries v, Memoirs, 1928, undated, includes chapters of Williams' unpublished memoirs that he wrote after his retirement and includes Williams' 1928 diary. Sub-subseries vi, Sylvia Graham Papers, are a small collection of papers by Sylvia Graham, Williams' first wife, containing poetry, school papers, her diploma, newspaper clippings regarding her sister's death, and recipes.

Series III, Subseries C, Miscellaneous Research, 1931 - 1986, contains miscellaneous research material on the Appalachian region and Watauga County, NC, including a variety of documents, such as newspaper and magazine articles, correspondence, theater and concert programs, legislative acts, school board procedures and records, and legal rulings affecting public schools. Sub-subseries i, General, includes Appalachian notes, ballads, magazine articles, and research, and documents removed from the Note Card Sub-subseries. Sub-subseries ii, Watauga County, contains a guide to sources on Watauga County, newspaper clippings, and materials concerning the Kermit Hunter play, "Horn in the West."

Series IV, Supplemental Papers, 1933 - 1986, contains supplemental and related files that were transferred from the Appalachian State University Archives and added to the collection after its initial processing. It includes documents concerning Academic Affairs, Administrative Cabinet, Appalachian Studies Symposium, the Center for Instructional Development, Appalachian State's colleges, and the Faculty Senate. Additional material consists of correspondence from the Appalachian Journal, materials on the history of Watauga County, biographical information on Cratis Williams, and papers from Williams' days as an English teacher at Appalachian High School, including class rosters, grades, and assignments as well as newspaper clippings and programs from the 1940s.

Series V, Audiovisual Materials, 1945 - 1985, contains nontexutal materials, such as sound disc [LPs], reel-to-reel, wire, and audio cassette recordings, photographs, artifacts, a VHS tape and two reels of microfilm. It is divided by type into six subseries. Subseries A, Sound Discs, 1945 - 1954, contains recordings of folksongs by a variety of singers, including Mr. and Mrs. James York, Lillie Boggs, Nancy Parker, Frank Profitt, Laura Timmons, Cratis Williams, and Curt Williams. Subseries B, Reel-to-Reels, 1952 - 1964, contain recordings made by Cratis Williams, Frank Profitt, Amos Abrams, and David Williams, including lectures, folksongs, piano music, Irish-type antiwar songs, and ballads. Subseries C, Audio Cassettes, 1973 - 1985, includes Williams' lectures, two radio programs, and Williams' memorial service. Subseries D, Miscellaneous, includes one VHS tape, Cratis Williams: The Complete Mountaineer, and two reels of microfilm. There is also an unlabeled wire recording. Functional playback equipment and user copies are required for use of audio materials. Patrons wishing to access audio materials should check with Special Collections to ensure user copies can be obtained and proper equipment is available. At present there is no means for accessing wire recordings.

Series V, Subseries E, Photographs, contains color and black and white photographs, negatives, and slides from Cratis Williams' files and those donated by David Williams in 1998. They include photos of Cratis Williams from the 1960s to the 1980s, ancestors' gravestones, and photographs from the Correspondence Series. Color photographs and slides are stored separately in cold storage (Box 133). Two watercolor paintings of country landscapes, signed by M. Donevan and dated November-December 1984, are located in Box 134, folder 9. The first painting depicts a barn in a field, and the second a fence in a snow-covered field. Also included is a collection of materials that had been framed on Williams' office wall, including a printed poem, a bellringer dedication, and drawings, two of which are located in Series V, Oversize Materials. Framed pictures were photographed and made into slides prior to the removal of their frames. Series IV, Subseries F, Artifacts, contains three-dimensional objects including tobacco roller and cigarette sheets, a revolver, a revolver cleaning kit with its manual, an embroidered sheet, a bottle of whiskey, a cast iron washtub, and a steamer trunk.

Series VI, Separated Materials, contains materials separated by size and restricted content, and is organized into two subseries. Subseries A, Oversize, consists of materials that are larger than 11 x 14 inches and are organized by size. Smaller oversize materials are located in Box 138, while larger oversize materials, such as maps and large posters, are stored in mapcase drawers. These materials are primarily maps, brochures, posters, and ephemera, and are itemized in the container list. A folder containing English and German newspapers from North Carolina, Ohio, and New York are very fragile and require special handling. Subseries B, Restricted Materials, are primarily student papers, grades, and other personal information. They are not open for research.

Online Catalog Headings Appalachian Demonstration High School Appalachian Region -- Folklore Appalachian State Teachers College Appalachian State University Appalachian State University. Center for Appalachian Studies Appalachian State University. Cratis D. Williams Graduate School Ballads, English -- Appalachian Region -- Sources Blaine (Ky.) Boone (N.C.) Caines Creek (Ky.) English language -- Dialects -- Appalachian Region Lawrence County (Ky.) Stereotype (Psychology) -- Appalachian Region Watauga County (N.C.) Williams, Cratis Dearl, 1911-1985 Container List Series I: Appalachian State University, 1915 - 1985, undated Series I, Subseries A: Administrative Papers, 1915 - 1985, undated Sub-Subseries i: Early History, 1937 - 1979, undated 11 Texie Horton Barlow Russell 11-9 Appalachian State University History 21-2 Appalachian State University History 23 News Releases of Historical Value (Faculty) 24 Appalachian Playbill, 1937-1938 25 Appalachian Playbill, 1943-1947 26 Appalachian Focus, May 1979 Series I, Subseries A: Administrative Papers, 1915 - 1985, undated Sub-Subseries ii: General 31 Academic Adventure 32-4 Academic Policies and Procedures Committee Sept 1969-1970 35-6 Academic Policies and Procedures Committee Sept 1970-Sept 1971 37-9 Academic Policies and Procedures Committee Sept 1971-Sept. 1972 41-2 Academic Policies and Procedures Committee Sept 1972-Sept. 1973 43 Academic Policies and Procedures Manual 44-6 Acting Chancellor 47 Acting Vice-Chancellor 48 Administration 49-10 Administrative Advance 51 Admissions Partnership Partnership 52 Appalachian Old Timers Club Reunion 53 Appalachian Staff Update v. 5, n.4 January-Feb. 1981 53 Appalachian State Teacher's College 54 Appalachian State University Board of Trustees 54 Appalachian State University Board of Visitors 54 Appalachian State University Bulletin 54 Appalachian State University Draft Planning Outline 54 Appalachian State University 1982-1983 Pictorial Directory 54 Appalachian State University Schedule of Classes 54 Appalachian Teachers School 1922 Summer School Post Card 54 Artists and Lectures and Cultural Program 54 Athletics 54 Bases for Decision making in Art Education 54 Biographies of Administrative Personnel 54 Black Student Association 54 Building Program 55 Business Affairs 55 Camp Broadstone 55 Campus Plan 55 Carbon Paper 56 Center for Appalachian Studies 56 Chancellor's Memos, Affirmative Action Plan for ASU, June 1973 57-9 Chancellor's Memos 510 Chancellor's Nominating Committee 1968-1969 61-6 Chancellor's Nominating Committee 1968-1969 66 Chancellor John Thomas, 1979 66 Chancellor Wey's Retirement 66 Chapell Wilson Fund 67 College of Arts and Sciences 67 College of Business 67 College of Education 67 College of Fine and Applied Arts 67 Commencements 67-8 Committee for Selecting New President 68-12 Committee of Deans to Sept. 1971 71-3 Committee of Deans Sept 1971 to Sept. 1972 74-7 Committee of Deans Sept 1972- Jan 1973 78-9 Committee of Deans Jan 1974- Sept 1974 710 Cratis Williams Scholarship 710 Dedications of Campus Buildings 711 Dedications of Campus Buildings 711-12 Dew Drops- Appalachian Training School 1915-1916 712 Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner 1983 712 Dougherty, B.B 712 Dougherty, Barnard's Death 712 Eggers, Mr. H.R. Presentation of Doctor of Humane Letters Degree 712 Earth Studies 712 Enrollment and Growth (Students) 81 Faculty 81 Faculty Evaluation of Administrators 82 Faculty Information Booklet and Directory 82 Faculty Seminar: Appalachia Past and Present 82 Financial Aid 82 Final Report- Curriculum Development Project 82 Fire Losses- Insurance/Tax. Probe 83 Ford Foundation Cooperative Project 83 Ford Venture Fund Projects 83-5 French, David-Pledges, Donations, Newspaper Clippings 85 Friends of the Library 85 Gay Awareness Association (Student) 85 Gordon Military College 86 Homecomings 86 Humanities Consultation- Blair House 86 Impact of ASU on the Economy of Watauga County 86 Inauguration of Dr. Wey 86 Institutional Response to the Report of the NCATE Visiting Team 86 International Studies at Appalachian State University, 1984 86 Kellogg Proposal 86 Learning Resources, Additions to the Appalachian Collection 1980 87 Learning Resources, Curriculum Library, Appalachian Collection Additions Jan-May 1977 87 Lenoir Rhyne: Inauguration 1968 87 Library/Media Services in Appalachia 87 Appalachian State Teachers College Alumni Magazine v. 1, n.1 Spring 1957 87 Mountaineer '76: Procedural Manual 88 National Conference on the Future of Graduate Education in English 88 Newspaper Clippings of Appalachian 89 Office of the Chancellor Correspondence 89 Pembroke State University 89 President Wey's Inauguration 810 Price, Uberto 810 Project Rapskills 810 Publications 811 Regional Conference on the Humanities and Public 811 The Appalachian Scene April 7, 1976 811 "The Peoples of the South: Heritages and Futures" Outline 811 Regional Service 812 Registrar-Director of Admissions 91 Registrar-Director of Admissions 92 Reimbursement Forms 92 Report on Audit 92 Retirement Luncheons 92 Ross, Mrs. Charlotte -Internship 92 SACS Self-Study 92 SCARF: Doc Abrams Tribute 93-4 [Restricted until 2060] Secretary 95 Self-Study: 1980-1981 95 Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of ASU 95 Sexual Harassment Flyer 95 State Employee's Credit Union, Student Affairs 1976 95 Student Government General Education Course Profile, 1983 96 Student Life 96 Student Telephone Directory 96 Summer Sessions 96 Sweatt, Bee 96 Today and Tomorrow: Planning for the Next Ten Years in North Carolina 97 Travel Request Forms 97 Vice Chancellor: Leftover Matters 97 Vice Chancellor Sanders 98 Working Draft of a Plan for Planning, July 1977 99 Working Draft of a Plan for Planning 99 Wey, Dr. Herb 99 Whitener, D.J.'s Death 99 Winkler Hall Dedication Series I, Subseries A: Administrative Papers, 1915 - 1985, undated Sub-Subseries iii: Higher Education, undated 101 "Higher Education" 102 "Analysis of an Act to Consolidate the Institutions of Higher Learning in N.C." 102 "Ten Areas to Strengthen for a Healthier College" 103 "Institutions Visited in the United States" 103 Sangamon State University 103 Western Illinois University 103 Colby College 103 Worchester Polytechnic Institute 103 Grand Valley State College 104 Michigan State University 104 Darmouth College 104 Empire State College 104 Pace University 104 State University of New York 105 State University of New York at Brockport 105 Syracuse University 105 Antioch College 105 University of Pennsylvania 105 Edinboro State College 105 Swarthmore College 105-6 University of Pennsylvania 106 University of South Carolina 106 University of Tennessee 106-7 University of Vermont 107 University of Wisconsin 107 Ford Venture Program 107 Appalachian State University Student Development 108 "Report on Special Services Project" 108-9 Student Programs 109 American Samoa Community College 109 California State College 109 Coast Community College 109 Golden West Community College 109 Eckered College 1010 Florida State University 1010 Leeward Community College 1010 University of Hawaii at Manoa 1010 Governors State University 1010 Moraine Valley Community College 1010 Sangamon State University 1011 Student Programs 1011-13 Institutions Visited In Foreign Countries 111-2 Institutions Visited In Foreign Countries 113 "Alternatives in Higher Education: Innovations and Changing Practices in Selected Post-Secondary Institutions Around the World" 114-6 "Alternatives in Higher Education" 116 "Innovation and Change" 116 "Higher Education Opportunities in North Carolina" 116 "Who Raises Black Children: Transactions of Child Givers and Child Receivers" 117 "Clash of Cultures" 117 Miscellaneous Found Within "Clash of Cultures" 117 "Today and Tomorrow: Planning for the Next Ten Years in N.C." 117-9 Educational Testing Service - College Entrance Examination Board 119-10 St. Lawrence University 1110 "A Comparative Study of the Five Historically Black Constituent Institutions of the University of North Carolina" 1110 "Planning For the Eighties: A 13 Stage Non-Traditional Self-Study For the Southern Associations of Colleges and Schools" Volume I-III Series I, Subseries A: Administrative Papers, 1915 - 1985, undated Sub-subseries iv: Graduate School, 1947 - 1979 121 The American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education 121 Administrative Advance, Fall 1975 121 Administrative Advance, Fall 1976 122-5 Administrative Advance, 1976-1977 126 Administrative Advance, 1977 127-8 Administrative Advance, 1978 129 Administrative Cabinet, 1974 1210-12 Administrative Council 1966 1213-16 Administrative Council 1967 131-2 Administrative Council 1967 133-7 Administrative Council 1968 138-13 Administrative Council 1969 1314-15 Administrative Council 1975 141-3 Administrative Council 1975 144-10 Advisory Council 1411 Alternative Approaches to Graduate Education 1411-12 American Association Colleges for Teachers Education 1412 American Association Colleges for Teachers Education - Evaluative Criteria 1412 American Association of Junior Colleges 1412 American Association of State Colleges and Universities - Specialist Degree Bulletin 1413-15 American Association of State Colleges and Universities - Doctor of Arts Degree 151 American Association of State Colleges and Universities - Committee of Graduate Studies, Management Forum 152-13 American Association of State Colleges and Universities - Committee of Graduate Studies 161 American Association of State Colleges and Universities 162 American Association of State Colleges and Universities, For Your Information, 1967 163 American Association of State Colleges and Universities 163 American Association of State Colleges and Universities- Doctor of Arts Degree 164 American Association of State Colleges and Universities- New Master's Degree 165 American Association of State Colleges and Universities-Target for the 70's 165 American Association of University Professors 165 American Association of University Professors- Professional Ethics 165 American Association of University Women 165 American Council on Education, 1973-1974 166 American Council of Learning Societies 166 Annotated Bibliography on Graduate Education 166 Annual Reports of Board of Trustees 1958 - 1966 166-9 Annual Report of Board of Trustees 1966-1967 1610 Annual Report of Board of Trustees 1967-1969 1611 Annual Report of Board of Trustees 1969-1970 1611-12 Annual Report of Board of Trustees 1970-1971 1613-14 Annual Report of Board of Trustees 1958-1973 171 Annual Report to Graduate Faculty 1973 171 Appalachian Business Review, 1973-1974 172 Appalachian Correspondence 172 Appalachian State University Graduate Program 1970-1980 172 Baron, Stanley, Jr 172-3 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies-Administration 174 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Higher Education, Supervisors, Administration 174 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Art Faculty 174 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Biology Faculty 174 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Chemistry Faculty 175 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Economics Faculty 175-6 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- English Faculty 176 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Foreign Language Faculty 176 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Geography and Geology Faculty 177 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Health and PE Faculty 177-8 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- History Faculty 178 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Home Economics Faculty 178 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Industry Arts Faculty 179 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Library and Library Science Faculty 179-10 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Mathematics Faculty 1710 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Military Science Faculty 1710 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Music Faculty 1711 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Philosophy and Religion Faculty 1711 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Physics Faculty 1711 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Political Science Faculty 1712 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Psychology Faculty 1712 [Restricted until 2045] Biographies- Sociology and Anthropology Faculty 181 Biography- Special Programs Faculty 182 Biography- Speech Faculty 182-3 Biographies- Teacher Education Faculty 184-10 Biographies- Former Faculty 1810 Changing Patterns in Graduate Education 1811 Council of Graduate Schools 1812 Council of Graduate Schools, 1974 1813 Council of Graduate Schools, 1968-1974 1814 Council of Graduate Schools 1815-17 Council of Graduate Schools-Committee on Plans and Policies 191-9 Council of Graduate Schools-Committee on Plans and Policies, 1974 1910-12 Council of Graduate Schools- Committee on Plans and Policies 1970-1971 1912 Council of Graduate Schools- Report on Higher Education: The Federal Role 1913 Council of Graduate Schools- Gradcost Study 1913 Council of Graduate Schools- Phoenix, AZ 1974 1914 Council of Graduate Schools- Scholarship for Society 1914 Council of Graduate Schools- Task Force 1914 Council of Higher Educational Institutions 1914 Critical Incidence of Graduate Student Performance 1914 Critical Incidence of Graduate Student Critical Incidents of Graduate Student Performance By: Richard Reilly 1914 D.A. Degree 1914 Doctor of Arts Committee: Humanities 1915 Doctoral Use of Foreign Languages: A Survey 1915 Education 545 Practicum 1967-1968 201 EPDA-Guidelines, Information 202 EPDA- Leadership and Administration of Multi-Cultural Schools 202 EPDA- Proposal for 1972-1973 Educational Media 202 EPDA- Planning Session Nov. 4-5, 1967 203 EPDA- Planning Session 204 EPDA -Teacher Leadership Development Program 204 ETS (Educational Testing Service), 1974 204 ERIC 204 Evaluation of Administrators 204 Faculty Biographical Resumes' 1970-1971 204 Faculty-Trustees Committee on Tenure and Promotion 205 Faculty 205-6 Foreign Language Institute - Social Science 1968 206 Geography Institute- Social Science 1968 206 German Academic Exchange Program 207-9 Graduate Alumni Scholarship Fund 2010 Graduate Centers 2010 Graduate School, 1982-83 2011 Graduate School, 1981-82 2012 Graduate School, 1976 2013 Graduate School, 1975 211 Graduate School 211 Graduate Admissions and Fellowship Selection: Policies and Procedures 211 [Restricted] Graduate School Application 211 Graduate School Departments Requiring or Recommending GRE Scores for Admission 211 GAPSFAS [Graduate and Professional School Financial Aid Service], 1973 212 GRE Board Newsletter, 1972-1973 212 GRE Minority Graduate Student Locator Service 212 Indiana University Co-op Program 212 Institutional Assistance Grant Education Media Applications 1967-1968 213-5 Junior College 216 Junior College- Requests for Teachers 1970-1973 216 Lake Arrowhead Second Summer Workshop for Graduate Deans, 1969 217 Library Institute: Children's Literature, SS1970, Campbell 217-9 Long Range Planning Committee 2110 Long-Range Planning Task Force on Academic Programs: Grad Programs 1970-1980 2110 [Restricted] M.A.-Black Students to Receive M.A. at Appalachian 1965-1974 2110 [Restricted] M.A. Graduates (Analyses 1962-1969) 221 [Restricted] M.A. Graduates (Analyses 1968-1972) 222 [Restricted] M.A. Graduates (Analyses 1972-1979) 222 Grading Practices Analysis, 1978-1979 223 M.A. Graduates to Complete Doctor Degrees 223 Memos to Resident Graduate Students 224 Memos to Resident Graduate Students, 1973-744 225 Miscellaneous memos and materials, 1974 226 Miscellaneous memos and materials, 1974-76 227 National Board on Graduate Education 227 National Commission on Accrediting- Frank Dickey 227 National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education 228 National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education- Report for Re-evaluation, 1968 229 National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, 1968 2210 National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education- Report of Visiting Team 1970-1971 2211 NEDA- Elementary Librarians Spring Semester 1968 231 National Endowment for the Humanities 231-2 National Foundation on Arts and Humanities 232 National Science Foundation 232-4 North Carolina Advisory Council on Teacher Education 234 North Carolina Association of Community College Presidents 235-7 North Carolina Board of Higher Education Academic Programs 238-10 North Carolina Board of Higher Education Academic Programs-Committee 1967 2311 North Carolina Board of Higher Education Academic Programs 2311-12 North Carolina Board of Higher Education (ABSTRACT: Planning for Higher Education in North Carolina) 2312-15 North Carolina Board of Higher Education-Reports, Correspondence, Decisions 241 North Carolina Board of Higher Education: Appalachian State University 6th Year Program Proposals 242 North Carolina Board of Higher Education Joint Committee (Empty) 242-3 North Carolina Committee for Education in Humanities 243 North Carolina Council on Higher Education For Adults 244 Outstanding Alumni 244 Predicting Success in Graduate School 244 Preparing Community College Personnel at Appalachian State University Programs 244 Procedures for Submitting Proposals for Federal and Private Grants 244 Proposal: Early Childhood Development Programs (Special Education) 1972-1973 245 Prospective Teacher College Fellowship Loans 246 Requests For College Teacher 1969-1970 246 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Report of Visiting Committee 1971-1972 246 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Self Study Report Recommendations 1971-1972 246-8 Self Study-Graduate School 248 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Self Study Report (Final Copy) 1971-1972 249 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Preliminary Self-Study Report 1971-1972 2410-11 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Graduate School Self Study Report (copies) 2412 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Graduate School-1st Copy of Graduate Office Report 1971-1972 251-5 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-In Process Work Self Study of Graduate Schools 1971-1972 255-7 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Self Studies 1980-1981-NCATE 257-8 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Manual, Standards, Guidelines 258 South Atlantic Modern Language Association 258 Southern Association of Colleges and Schools-Standards and Guidelines 258 Southern Association-Self Study Report 1962 259 Southern Association 2510-13 Southern Graduate Deans 261 Southern Humanities Conference 261 Southern Regional Education Board 261 Speakers Bureau-Appalachian State University 261 Student Handbook 262 Study of Graduate Students 1947-1957 262 Summer-Appalachian 1967-1968 262 Summer School Graduate Faculty Orientation 262 Summer School Pre-Registration Letter 262 Summer Institute, Appalachian For; 1969-Mathematics 262 Summer Institute 1969-NDEA Institute for Supervisors of Student Teaching in French 263-4 Proposal: Summer Institute for Two Year College Planning 264 Survey of Graduate Students By Majors-Enrolled Fall Quarter 1964-1965 264 Television Program-Appalachian State University 1971 265 Theses-Burned in Fire-December 29,1966 265 Title I-Assistance to Small Economic Programs 265-6 Title II B-Library Science-Year Long Institute 1966-1967 266 Title II B-School Library Institute-Summer 1969 267-11 Title V c- Education Media Fellowship Program 2611-14 Title II B-Library Science 1970-1971 2614-15 Title II B-Junior College Librarianship Institute 1969-1970 271-2 Title V c-French 1968-1969, 1969-1970 273 Title V c-Information Regarding Proposals 1968-1969 274-7 Title V c-Proposals For Fellowship Programs 1967-1968 278-10 Title V c- Prospective Teachers-Mathematics 1967-1968, 1968-1969 2711-13 Title V c-Proposals Submitted 1968-1969 2713 Woods Hole Conference: Pre-doctoral Education in the United States 1969 2713 Word Study Series I, Subseries B: Professional Papers, 1930-1984 Sub-subseries i: Classroom Materials, undated 281 Ballad and Songs course 282-3 Ballad and Songs course assignments 284 Ballads and Songs course 284 Education 545 Junior College Practicum 284 English 210 Classical Backgrounds 284 English 301 American Literature Colonial Period 284 English 302 American Literature Romantic Period 284 English 303 American Literature Rise of Realism 284 English 311a Contemporary American Literature 285 English 459 Ballads and Songs Tests 286 [Restricted] English 459 Ballads and Songs Tests 287 English 459 Ballads and Songs 288 English 459 Ballads and Songs Bibliography 288 English 459 Ballads and Songs Broadsides Reprinted 288 English 459 Ballads and Songs Final Exam 289 [Restricted] English 459 Ballads and Songs Final Exam 2810 English 459 Ballads and Songs Mid Term Test 2810 English 459 Ballads and Songs Review Questions 2810 English 459 Ballads and Songs Student Research Papers 2811 English 459 Ballads and Songs Syllabus 2812 English 460 Modern Drama 2812 English 504 American Novel 2812 English 505 Southern Literature 2813 English 508 Colonial and Early Republic 2813 English 509 American Literature 1830-1860 2814 English 510 American Literature Final Exam 2815 [Restricted] English 510 American Literature Final Exam 2816 English 510 American Literature 1855-1900 2816 English 510 Preface to Whitman's "Leaves of Grass" 2816 English 510 Study Guide to Whitman's "Song of Myself" 2817 English 511 American Literature 1914-Present 2818 English 3530 Selected Topics: Appalachian Fiction 2819 English 3530 Selected Topics: Appalachian Fiction / Ballads and Songs 2820 English 3530 Selected Topics Ballads and Songs 291 [Restricted] English 3530 Selected Topics Ballads and Songs 292 English 3530 Selected Topics Appalachian Literature Final Exam and other papers 293 English 3530 Selected Topics Appalachian Literature Final Exam 294 Functional English 295 Functional English 296 [Restricted] New York University Class Roll Book 1949-1950 297 [Restricted] New York University Class Roll Book 1949-1950 298 [Restricted] Class Roll Book 1966-1967 and Grade Sheets Series I, Subseries B: Professional Papers, 1930-1984 Sub-subseries ii: Committees/ Councils/ Memberships/ Organizations, 1971 - 1985 301 Appalachian Agenda 302-3 Appalachian Bookstore (CSM) Advisory Committee) 304 Appalachian Bureau of Government 304-5 Appalachian Collections- Mrs. C. Ross 306 Appalachian Consortium, 1980 307 Appalachian Consortium, 1981 308 Appalachian Consortium, 1982 309 Appalachian Consortium, 1983 311 Appalachian Consortium, 1983 312-3 Appalachian Consortium Publications Committee 314 Appalachian Cultural Center 315 Appalachian Cultural Center, 1984 316 Appalachian Cultural Exchange Center, Inc 317-8 Appalachian Journal Editorial Board 321 Appalachian Museum Committee 322 Appalachian Oral History Project 322 Appalachian Studies Association 322-5 Appalachian Studies: Center for 326-7 Appalachian Studies Conference 328-9 Appalachian Studies Conference, Blacksburg, VA, March 1982 331-2 Appalachian Studies Graduate Committee 333 Appalachian Women: Council on 333-9 Appalshop Film Proposal 341 Appalshop Film Proposal, Don Baker and Dudley Cocke's Red Fox/Second Hangin' 342 Blue Ridge Creative Activities Council 342 Blue Ridge Parkway Anniversary Committee 342 Community Education Advisory Council 343-4 Continuing Education Center Recreation Committee 345 Dedication of Whitener Hall 346 East Tennessee State University: NEH Proposal "A Mountain Child" 346-7 Federation Reports (NCHC) 1978 348 Folklore 349-12 Hindman Settlement School 351-2 Hindman Settlement School 353-6 Historical Society of North Carolina 357-8 Kentucky Educational TV Project 358 Kentucky Folklore Society 359 Kentucky Highlands Magazine 359 Kentucky Historical Society 359 Kentucky Teacher's Retirement System 359 Kentucky Youth Research Center Video Project 3510 Kentucky Youth Research Center Video Production 3511 Kentucky Youth Research Center Video Project 3512 Mountain Heritage, Inc. London, KY 3512 Mountain Heritage Center: Western Carolina University 361 National Retired Teachers Association 361 New River Symposium 361 New River Gorge Newspaper Spring/Summer 1984 v.4, n.1 361 North Carolina Folklife Committee 361 America's 400th Anniversary Handbook 361-3 North Carolina Folklife Committee 363 North Carolina Folklore Society, 1983-1984 364 North Carolina Folklore Society, 1977-1983 365 North Carolina Folklore Society 366 North Carolina Folklore Society, 1971-1981 367 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1981-85 368-10 North Carolina Humanities Committee 371-2 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1981-1984 373-6 North Carolina Humanities Committee 377 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1980 378 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1980-1983 379 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1979-1981 3710 North Carolina Humanities Committee 3711 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1977-78 381-5 North Carolina Humanities Committee 386 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1979-1981 387 North Carolina Humanities Committee, 1979-1980 388-10 North Carolina Humanities Committee 3811 North Carolina Humanities Committee Associates 391-3 North Carolina Literary and History Association 394-9 North Carolina Museum of History Associates, Inc 3910 North Carolina Retirement System for Teachers and State Employees 3911 Northwestern NC Historical Association (relevant to WNC Historical Association) 3912 Overmountain Victory Trail (OVT) Association, 1980-1984 401 Overmountain Victory Trail (OVT) Association, 1980 402 Parents Without Partners, 1975-1976 403 President's Committee 403 President Wey's Inauguration 404 Role of Humanities in Higher Education Seminar 405 SACS Self Study (1980-81) 406 Teacher Education Council 406 UNC TV Network 406 Urban-Rural Cooperative (URC) 407 Watauga-Avery Objectives Committee 407-8 Avery-Avery Objectives Committee 409 Watauga County History Committee (Chamber of Commerce) 4010-11 Watauga Historical Society 4012 Watauga County History Project 4012 Western North Carolina Consortium 4013 Western North Carolina Historical Association, 1982-84 411-5 Western North Carolina Historical Association 416 Wilderness Road Series I, Subseries B: Professional Papers, 1930 - 1985, undated Sub-subseries iii: Conferences, 1977 - 1979, undated 421 Association of Private Enterprise Education Conference, 1978-1979 422 Association of Private Enterprise Education Conference, 1978 423 Association of Private Enterprise Education Conference, 1977 424-5 Appalachian Learning Lab Alice Lloyd College Evaluator 426 Consortium on Junior College Education, 1969 427 Economic Education Centers 428 Lees College Educational Advisory Council 429 Southeast Teacher Corps Network Conference 4210-13 UNC-Asheville Visitation Committee 4214 West Georgia College SACs visit 4214 Workshop on Urban Adjustment of Southern Mountaineers Series I, Subseries B: Professional Papers, 1930 - 1985, undated Sub-subseries iv: Honors and Awards 431-6 An Appalachian Symposium 1976 436 Brown Hudson Award, NC Folklore Society, 1975 436-7 Cratis Williams Graduate School 437 Cratis Williams Symposium December 12, 1985 438 Cratis Williams Thesis Award 438 Doctor of Humane Letters, Appalachian State Unive. May 12, 1985 438 Doctor of Humane Letters, Berea College, May 29, 1977 439 Doctor of Humane Letters, Morehead State Univ. May 12, 1984 4310 Doctor of Humanities Degree, The College of Idaho, February 23, 1984 4311 Doctor of Literature Degree, Marshall University, May 12, 1984 4312 Doctor of Pedagogy, Cumberland College, August 11, 1985 4312 Doctor of Zanni Agitate Degree, Boone Drug Co, June 14, 1984 4313 Laurel Leaves Award July 16, 1976 4313 O. Max Gardner Award 1973 441-4 O. Max Gardner Award 1973 445 Outstanding Alumnus Award, Cumberland College 445 Phi Kappa Phi: Meritorious Service award November 14, 1979 445 Thesis Award Plaque Dedication 445 W.D. Weatherford Award 445 Tar Heel of the Week June 6, 1976 446 Western NC Historical Assoc. Award for Outstanding Achievement Series I, Subseries B: Professional Papers, 1930 - 1985, undated Sub-subseries v: Off-Campus Engagements 451 Off-Campus Engagements 1967 452 Off-Campus Engagements 1967-1968 453-4 Off-Campus Engagements 1968 455-6 Off-Campus Engagements 1969 457 Off-Campus Engagements 1969-1970 458 Off-Campus Engagements 1970 459-10 Off-Campus Engagements 1971 461-5 Off-Campus Engagements 1972 466-9 Off-Campus Engagements 1973 4610-11 Off-Campus Engagements 1974 471-4 Off-Campus Engagements 1974 475-10 Off-Campus Engagements 1975 481 Off-Campus Engagements 1975-76 482-7 Off-Campus Engagements 1976 488-11 Off-Campus Engagements 1977 491-3 Off-Campus Engagements 1977 494-10 Off-Campus Engagements 1978 501-2 Off-Campus Engagements 1978 502 Honoraria and Expenses 1979 503-8 Off-Campus Engagements 1979 509-11 Off-Campus Engagements 1980 511-4 Off-Campus Engagements 1980 515 Off-Campus Engagements 1980-81 516-11 Off-Campus Engagements 1981 521 Off-Campus Engagements 1981 522 Off-Campus Engagements 1981: Income Tax Reports 1981 522 Off-Campus Engagements 1982: Honoraria and Expenses 1982 503-8 Off-Campus Engagements 1982 Series I, Subseries B: Professional Papers, 1930 - 1985, undated Sub-subseries vi: Papers/Articles/Speeches 531 Afterword 531 Anniversary Celebration 531 "Appalachia in Fiction" 532 "Appalachia and the Human Spirit" 532 Appalachia on Our Mind- Review 532 "Appalachia Reborn" Christian Science Monitor, March 29, 1978 533 Appalachian Dialect- Roy Thomas and Wylene Dial 533 Appalachian Dialect and Speech 534 The Appalachian Experience 534 "Appalachian Folkways: Borning, Growing Up, Dying in Appalachia" 534 "Appalachian Language Language Patterns and Problems" Jereial Fletcher 535 Appalachian Oral History Project 536 "The Appalachian Personality", Appalachian Heritage Spring 1983 537 "The Appalachian Reader" 537 "The Appalachian Region" 537 Appalachian Room Tape 306- 1976 Interview 537 "Appalachian Sounding" 537 Appalachian Speech: Course taught at Berea, January 1981 537 "Appalachian Speech" for NCL and HA 537 "Appalachian Women" 538 "Attitudes, Traditions, and Superstitions Concerning Death in Appalachia" 538 "Ballads and Songs": Tim Hayden, November 8, 1973 538 "Ballad Collecting in the 1930's" 539 "Becoming a Successful Teacher": September 1930 539 "The Blaine Community in 1822" 539-10 Bobbs-Merrill: Language and Linguistics 5310 Center for Southern Folklore Newsletter 5310 "Characteristics of Mountaineers" 5310 "Childhood in Appalachia" 5310 Commencement Speech: "A Good Life" 5311-12 Commencement Speech- Ideas 541 Commencement Speech: "New Frontiers"- Mitchell High School 541 Commencement Speech: "New Frontiers"- North Surry High School, June 4, 1976 541 Commencement Speech: "On Being an Appalachian Person"- Madison High School, June 4, 1978 541 "The Cultural Background of Appalachian People": Comprehensive Catalog of Appalachian Literature and Music 541 "A Dead C+ Scroll"- Dr. Ross's Class 542-3 Dr. Ross's Class 544 "Eastern Kentucky Appalachia" 544 "Edwin S. Dougherty" 544 "The Emergence of Character in Appalachian Literature" 544 "The Essence of Appalachian Women" 545 "An Examination of the Ethic and Religion of John Stuart Mill" 545 "Fabulous Characters in the Southern Mountains" 545 Feuding and Moonshining 546 "Fishers' River Scenes and Characters" 546 "Folklore in R. Linney's Heathen Valley" 546 Folktales for Telling 546 Foreword 546 "The Fox and the Bum'le Bee" 546 "Frank Profitt" 546 "From Speech to Song" 546 "Graduate Curriculum", Prepared for AASCU- January 1972 547 "Heritage of Appalachia" 547 Honors Day Speech- May 8, 1973 547 Honors Day Speech- East Tennessee State University May 3, 1976 548 Humor and the Educative Process 548 Humphrey: Article on Religion in Appalachia 548-9 Introduction for Ora Blackmun's Western North Carolina: Its Mountains and Its People to 1880 549 Introduction to Winokur's Guidebook: Joy in the Mountains 549 "Jim Wayne Miller" 549 John C. Campbell Folk School 549 "Kentucky's First Mountain Story" 5410 "Kit Brandon, A Reappraisal" 5410 "Legal Distilleries in Appalachia" 5410 "Liberal Spirit in Contemporary Education" 551 "Liberal Spirit in Contemporary Education" "Life on an Appalachian Farm" 551 "Linney's Heathen Valley" 551 "Lover's Riddle Song" in honor of Cratis Williams 551 Lerley McKinney, Mountain Speeches 552 "Lovingood as a Southern Mountaineer" 552 "Memorial to John Pender MacBryde" 552 "Memorial to Martin Luther King" 552 Miscellaneous Papers 553-4 Miscellaneous Speeches 555 "Moonshining in the Mountains" 555 "The Mountain Folk of Western North Carolina" 556 "Mountain Mothers" by Alice W. Brown 556-9 "Mountain Speech" 559 Mullins Indian Relics Collection 559 "Musical Traditions in Boone a Hundred Years Ago" 559 "Needed Changes in Teacher Education" 559 "The New Individualism" 5510 "No One Model American" 5510 "North Carolina Mountaineer's Appearance in Fiction" 5510 Oak Ridge 561 Oak Ridge 561 "On Being Appalachian" 562 "On Teaching Ballads in School" 562 "Our Time is All Today" 562 "The Personality of Appalachia as Revealed in Its Stories" 563 "Perspectives of a College Dean" 563 Piano and Artifacts 564 "Producing the New Teacher" 564 "The Quality of Life in Appalachia" 564-5 "Religion in Appalachia" 565 Review of Sayings from Old Smoky 565 Right good people Afterword for Harold Warren 565 "The Role of Appalachia's Colleges in Appalachia's Future" 565 "The Scotch-Irish" 566 "Settlement Patterns Beyond the Blue Ridge" 567 Seventh Annual English Institute, Marshall University, April 1967 568 "Southern Appalachian Colleges and the Future of Appalachia" 568 Southern Highlands 569-10 Speaking Engagement re: Appalachia, 1967 571 Speeches 572-3 "Subtlety in Mountain Speech" 573 Susan Huffman- Presentation March 21, 1980 573 Tolliver-Martin Feud 573 Transcript: "Ballads Collecting in the 1930s" 573 Transcript: Lecture February 26, 1976 573 Transcript: "Appalachian Homestead" 574 Transcript: Appalachian Region 1974 574 Transcript: Ballads 1973 574 Transcript: Ballads and Songs 1973 575 Transcript: Lecture November 8, 1973 576-7 Transcript: "Ballads, Songs, Tales, Rhymes, Games" 577 Transcript: "Characteristics of Mountaineers" 578 Transcript: "First Trip to Boone" 578 Transcript: "Appalachian Region" 578 Transcript: "On Being Appalachian: Meaning Values in Regional Studies" 578 "Uses of Folklore in Appalachian Fiction" 578 "Values Inherent in Our Appalachian Heritage" 579 "Vikings: Barbarians and Empires" by Frederick Fuller 579 War Trails of the Blue Ridge Foreword 579 "Williams Gilmore Simms, Interpreter of the Southern Mountaineer in Fiction" 579 "With an Alumnus at Black Mountain College" 5710 Original- "An Examination of the Ethics and Religion of John Stuart Mill" 5710 Original- "Some Divergent Views Concerning James Boswell" Series I, Subseries B: Professional Papers, 1930 - 1985, undated Sub-subseries vii: Research, undated 581 American Studies 581 Appalachian Family Artifacts to World War I 581 Appalachian Speech (loose material) 581 Appalachian Speech (Malone Young's List) 581 Appalachian Studies 582 Ballad Bibliography 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Poor Goins" 582 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "Rowan County Prison Song" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Dream of a Miner's Child" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Old Arm Chair" 582 Ballads and Songs: Musical Score of "The Old Rocking Chair" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The House Carpenter (I Met My Own True Love)" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Little Log Cabin in the Lane" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Just Twenty Years Ago" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Where is My Wandering Boy Tonight?" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Blind Child's Prayer" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Song of the Home Guard" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Message From Home, Sweet Home" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "My Father is a Drunkard" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Tennessee Sweetheart" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Letter Edged in Black" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Oklahoma Blues" Version of "I Wish I was Single Again" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Billy Boy" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Sourwood Mountain" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "My Horses Ain't Hungry" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Pearl Bryan" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "No Time To Tarry" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Come Along and Shout Along" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Jesus Is Gone But He's Coming Back Again" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Willie Brook" 582 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Who'll Pick Banjer?" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Babes in the Woods" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard (Child, No. 81), (Little Mathy Grove)" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Mystery of Number Five" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Engineer's Child" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "James Harris (The Daemon Lover), (Child, No. 243), (The House Carpenter)" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Broken Engagement" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Prisoners Song" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Wreck on the Southern Old Ninety-Seven" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Wreck of the Number Nine" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "May I Sleep in Your Barn Tonite, Mister?" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "No Depression" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Jen" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Why There is Always a Tear in My Eye" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Joel and Irvin" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Moonshine Nellie Grey" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Steve Fyffe's Old Mare" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Gypsy Laddie (Child, No. 200)" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Rowan County Crew" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Broken Engagement" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Red River Valley" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Little Bessie" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Dear Companion" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Rabbit in the Bottom" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Mermaid (Child, No. 289)" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "My Household" 583 Ballads and Songs: Three Versions of "London Bridge" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Needle's Eye" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Green Gravel" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "We're Marching Around the Levee" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Skip-To-My-Lou" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Here Comes Two Dukes A'riding" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Among the Little White Daisies" 583 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Miss Jenny Jones" 583 Ballads and Songs: "Version of "We're Marching Around the Levee" 584 Ballads and Songs: Ballad beginning "We're marching around the levee..." 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Skip-To-My-Lou" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Here Comes Two Dukes A'ridin'" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Among the Little White Daisies" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Miss Jenny Jones" 584 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "Weevily Wheat" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Handkerchief" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Froggie in the Meadow" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Green Gravel" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Ring Around the Rosie" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Somebody Stole My 'Possum Dog" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Ole Hen Cackled" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Rabbit in the Pea Patch" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Chicken Pin an' Pepper Cake" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "I Had a Little Mule" 584 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "The Ole Gray Hoss" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Massie Had a Yaller Gal" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Jay-Bird" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Rabbit in the Bottom" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Sally Goodin" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Ida Red" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Big Cat, Little Cat" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Do, Little Bobbie, Do" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Poor Little Kitty Puss" 584 Ballads and Songs: Cratis D. Williams' "The Mountain Play Party" 584 Ballads and Songs: Cratis D. Williams' "Kentucky Play-Party" 584 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Wife of Usher's Well" 585 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Molly Dean" 585 Ballads and Songs: Ballad beginning "There Was an Old Man Lived under the Hill" 585 Ballads and Songs: Prospectus for Cratis D. Williams' "Traditional Ballads in America" 585 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Wife Wrapped in Wether's Skin (Child, No. 277)" 585 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Riddles Wisely Expounded (Child, No. 1)" 585 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard (Child, No. 81)" 585 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Lord Thomas and Fair Ellendor (Child, No. 73)" 585 Ballads and Songs: Version of "House Carpenter (Child, No. 243)" 586 Ballads and Songs: North Carolina Federation of Music Clubs 31st Annual Convention 1947 Official Program 586 Ballads and Songs: Thomas Edgar Story's Version of "The Song of the Home Guard" 586 Ballads and Songs: Untitled booklet of Songs 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Suffolk Miracle (Richest Girl in Our Town) (Child, No. 272)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Lord Botesmon" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Molly Dear" 586 Ballads and Songs: Most Usual Version of "Hangman's Song" 586 Ballads and Songs: Lloyd Church's Version of "Hangman's Song" 586 Ballads and Songs: Frank Proffitt's Version of "Hangman's Song" 586 Ballads and Songs: Nora Hicks' Version of "Bold Robin" 586 Ballads and Songs: Lindsay Wellmon's Version of "Archie" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Weevily Wheat" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Blair" p. 98 Vol. 4 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Jamestown, Virginia" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Miss Jennia Jones (No. 11)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Old Black Man" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "William Trimety Toe" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Blind Fold (Blind Pole)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Skip to My Lou" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "My Household (I Love My Rooster)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "There was a Tree Stood in the Ground (No. 64)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Oracles (No. 42)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Green Gravel (No. 15)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Green Gravel (No.172)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Under The Lily-White Daisies" 586 Ballads and Songs: Version of "My Pretty Pink (No. 175)" 586 Ballads and Songs: Notes from Poetic Origins and the Ballad Louise Pound 586 Ballads and Songs: Excerpts of Games and Songs of American Children by William Wells Newell 587 Ballads and Songs: The Book of Words: Concert Season 1936-1937 Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Jim Blake" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "The Letter Edged in Black" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Sleep Baby Sleep" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Little Joe" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Rock Me to Sleep in an Old Rocking Chair" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Little Joe, The Wrangler" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Give My Love to Nell" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Dream of a Miner's Child" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "In the Baggage Coach Ahead" 587 Ballads and Songs: Little Anne, Cowboy Joe and Horseshoe Mike's Version of "Will the Angels Play Their Harps for Me?" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Lady Isabel and the Elf-Knight (The Seven Kings' Daughters)" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Edward" 587 Ballads and Songs: Hazel Jordan's Version of "Moonshine Nellie Grey" 587 Ballads and Songs: Molissa Skoggs' Version of "Steave's Old Mare" 587 Ballads and Songs: Mayo Young's Version of "I Don't Like John Kilby" 587 Ballads and Songs: Henry Elkins' Version of "The Rowan County Crew" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "No Depression" 587 Ballads and Songs: Jay and Harry Bryant's Version of "Jen" 587 Ballads and Songs: Hazel Jordan's Version of "Jealous Lover" 587 Ballads and Songs: Hazel Jordan's Version of "Come all Ye Fair and Handsome Girls" 587 Ballads and Songs: Lyda Ruth Morris' Version of "Why There Is Always A Tear in My Eye" 587 Ballads and Songs: Lyda Ruth Morris' Version of "The Mystery of Number Five" 587 Ballads and Songs: Lyda Ruth Morris' Version of "The Engineer's Child" 587 Ballads and Songs: Albert Burchett's Ballad beginning "The first come down, come down in red" 587 Ballads and Songs: Pauline Boggs' Version of "Broken Engagement" 587 Ballads and Songs: Haley Murphy Parker's Version of "My House Carpenter" 587 Ballads and Songs: Nola Ferguson's Version of "The Young Farmer" 587 Ballads and Songs: Nola Ferguson's Version of "One Morning in May" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Knoxville Girl" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "John Henry" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Rosewood Casket" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Pretty Polly" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Butcher Boy" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Little Mohee" 587 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Lord Boteman" 588 Ballads and Songs: Music Sheet of L.H. Horton's "Pretty Little Miss" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Riddles Wisely Expounded (The Devil's Nine Questions)" 588 Ballads and Songs: Song Index of Harvey H. Fuson's Ballads of the Kentucky Highlands 588 Ballads and Songs: Song Index of Hubert G. Shearin and Josiah H. Combs' A Syllabus of Kentucky Folk-Songs 588 Ballads and Songs: Song Index of John Harrington Cox's Folk-Songs of the South 588 Ballads and Songs: Song Index of Olive Dame Campbell and Cecil J. Sharp's English Folk Songs From the Southern Appalachians 588 Ballads and Songs: Song Index of Louise Pound's American Ballads and Songs 588 Ballads and Songs: Song Index of William Wells Newell's Games and Songs of American Children 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Covington Boy" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Poor Omie Wise" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Poor Ellen Smith" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Little Mohee (The Indian Lass)" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Old Joe Clark" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Sourwood Mountain" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "That Ship That's Sailing High" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Rebel Soldier" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "I'm a Good Old Rebel" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "John Hardy" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Jesse Adams" 588 Ballads and Songs: Mrs. Richard A. Wilson's Version of "The Punchin Floor" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Black-Eyed Polly" 588 Ballads and Songs: George Allen's Version of "Suckin' Cider" 588 Ballads and Songs: Collection of six poems, dated 1932, presumably by Cratis D. Williams 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "That Ship That's Sailing High" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Moonlight on the Wabash" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "I Love a Sailor" 588 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "Higher Up the Cherry Tree" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Sally Goodin'" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Who'll Pick the Banjer?" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Barlow Knife" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Booger" 588 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Darling Cory" 589 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "Edward" 589 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "The Gypsy Laddie" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The House Carpenter" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "John Hardy" 589 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "Lord Bateman" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Our Goodman" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Pretty Polly" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Rye Whiskey" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Shady Grove" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Vance Song" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Wife of Usher's Well" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Will Bill Jones" 589 Ballads and Songs: Two Versions of "The Wreck of the Old '97" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "A Twelvemonth More" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "A World of Trouble" 589 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Parting Hand" 5810 Ballads and Songs: letter from Esta [unknown] to Cratis Williams, 1931 5810 Ballads and Songs: letter from Buell Kazee to Cratis Williams, 1931 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Love Has Won the Day" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Eny Meny Miny Mo" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Chorus of the Swapping Song" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Little Boy" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Skip to My Lou" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Molly Put the Kettle On" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Chase them Purty Girls" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Charley's Mad and I'm Glad" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Poor Little Kitty Puss" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "I Love my Wife" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "I Blacked My Boots" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Some Says I Won't" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Who'll Pick the Banjer?" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Stand Back Purty Girls" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Apples in the Springtime" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "The Ole Gray Goose is Dead" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "That Ship That's Sailing High" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Cumberland Gap" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "I am a Man of Constant Sorrow" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Published version of "Sourwood Mountain" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Will Bill Jones" 5810 Ballads and Songs: letter from [unknown] to George [unknown], 1931 5810 Ballads and Songs: letter from Cratis Williams to Buell Kazee, 1931 5810 Ballads and Songs: letter from Cratis Williams to Buell Kazee, 1931 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "Peter Murphy Had a Little Dog" 5810 Ballads and Songs: "Formation of Counties in Kentucky" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Ballad labeled "Pornographics" 5810 Ballads and Songs: Version of "A Night in a Mountain Cabin" 5811 Ballads, Folklore and Miscellaneous Information 5812 Ballads, Folklore and Miscellaneous Information 5812 Bryar Fox 591 Caedmon Records 591 Folk Musicians 592 Folklore Correspondence 593 Folklore Materials 593 Mountain Speech 594-5 Mountain Speeches 595 Short Story: Analysis Form 595 Superstitions 596 Superstitions from 1937-1938 Kentucky Students 597 Weatherford-Hammond Collection, Berea College Bibliography 597-8 Weatherford-Hammond Collection, Berea College Appalachian Fiction 598 Writers 599-13 Originals from "Ballad and Songs" Folder 601 Originals from "Ballad and Songs Copied" Folder 602 Originals from "Bryr Fox" Folder 603 Originals from "Correspondence re: Folklore" Folder 604 Originals from "Short Story" Folder 605 Originals from "Superstition" Folder 606 Williams, Mabel 607 Handwritten Legal Notepads, folklore tales Series II: Correspondence, 1786-1985 611-2 Miscellaneous Correspondence 612 "Through the Mill" 39 Talc Workers Out of Work and Out of Luck 613 Miscellaneous Correspondence 614-5 A through ACL 616-7 ALP through AZ 618-9 BA through BAY 621-2 BEA through BIX 623-4 BJ through BOG 625 BOH through BOR 625-6 BP through BROO 626-8 BROP through BROWN 628-9 BROY through BZ 631 BROY through BZ 631-3 CA through CG 633-4 CH through CI 635 CI though CLY 635-6 CM through COO 636-7 COP through CQ 638 CR through CZ, DA through DAU 639 DA through DAU, DAV through DE 641 DAV through DE 642 DF through DOS 643 DOT through DZ 644 DS through DZ 645 E though ED 646 E though EZ 647 EF though EZ 648 FA through FI, FJ through FRANKS 649 FJ through FZ 651 FRANK through FZ, GA through GAZ 652 GA through GI 653 GM through GZ 654 HA through HAN 655 HAO through HARS 656 HART through HAZ 657 HART through HEY 658 HF through HIZ 659 HF through HIZ 661 HJ through HOU 662 HJ through HOU 663 HOV through HZ 664 HOV through I 665 I 666-7 JA through JOK 668-9 JOL through JZ 669-10 KA through KZ 6611 KES through KZ 6612 KES through KZ 671-2 LA through LANE 673-4 LANI through LED 675 LANI through LON 676-7 LEH through LON 678-10 LOP through LZ 6711-12 MC through MAC 681 MA through MAL 682 MAM through MAZ 683 MB through MIL 684 MB through MORE 685 MIM through MORE 686 MIM through MORZ 687 MORG through MZ 688 MP through MZ, NA through NEW 689 NA through NZ 6810 NF through O 6811 O 691-2 PA through PAZ 693-4 PB through PIZ 694-6 PJ through POY 696-8 PR through PZ 699 Q, RA through REZ 6910 RA through REZ 6911-12 RF through RIK 701-2 RIL through ROL 703-4 ROM through RZ 705 SA through SAZ 705-7 SB through SEZ 707-9 SF through SIZ 709-10 SJ through SNZ 7011-12 SO through STAZ 711-2 STA through STIL 713-4 STIM through STO 715 STP through STUR 715-6 STUS through SZ 717 TA through TG 718-9 THA through TOZ 719-10 TP through TZ 7110-12 U through V 7112 WA through WAR 721-2 WA through WAR 723 WAS through WEA 723 Newfoundland Stories and Ballads, 1967 724-5 WAS through WEA 725-6 WEB through WES 727 WET through WIK 728 WIL through WILK 729 WIL through WILS 7210 WILL through WILS 7211-12 WILL through WINK 731-2 WINL though WZ 732-3 X, Y, Z 734-7 Abrams, Amos 738-9 Aldridge, Joanne 7310 Boggs 7311 Bell, Joseph 7311-14 Boozer, Howard 741-5 Boozer, Howard 746-10 Boswell, James M 7410 1950 Christmas List 7411-14 Chase, Richard 7414 Clites 751-4 Clites 755 Crawford, Jane 755-7 Fink, Paul M 758-9 Frank, Dorothy 7510-12 Gifford, James M 7512 Appalachian Celebration, June 1980 7513 Gifford, James M 7514 Hamilton, Emory 761-3 Hamilton, Emory 764-6 Hancock, Joyce 766 Williams/Hartman 766 Helping Services Manpower Project (Council of the Southern Mountains) 767-8 Howe, Richard D 768 Hunter, William 769-10 Dr. Williams 7611-12 Jones, Loyal 771-3 Jones, Loyal 774-6 Kennard, Shirley 777-10 Legg, Herb 7710-12 Mace, Borden 781 Mace, Borden 781 The NC School of Science and Mathematics 782-3 Miller, Jim Wayne 783 Mountain, Life and Work 784-6 Muder and Recollections 787-8 Neal, Paul 789-10 Nichols, Jane 7811 Olson, Eric 7811-13 Perrin, Alfred H 791-3 Plemmons, W. H 794-5 Roseman, Gary 796 Ross, Charlotte 797 Shelton, Opie 798 Sparks, Joy W 799 Stephenson, John B 7910 Still, James 7911 Stuart, Jesse 801-3 Stuart, Jesse 804-6 Sturgill, Virgil 806-7 Taylor, Jim 807 Thomas, John 808 Winters, Dr. Oakley 809 [Removed] 8010 Memoranda, 1978 [Eric Olson addition, August 2000] Series III: Personal Papers, 1790 - 1961 Series III, Subseries A: Education Papers, 1932 - 1961 Sub-subseries i: Undergraduate Papers 8011 High School Administration 8012 Miscellaneous Documents 8013 Old Class Syllabi and Notes from University of Kentucky 8014 Phi Delta Kappans of Kentucky 8015-16 Term Papers: Origin of the Ballad (Background and Theories) 811 Term Papers: Sociology Spring Semester 1929-1930 812 Undergraduate Syllabi and Handouts 813 Originals- High School Administration 814 Originals-Miscellaneous Documents 815 Originals-Old Class Syllabi and Notes from University of Kentucky 816 Originals-Term Papers: Sociology Spring Semester 1929-1930 817 Originals-Term Papers: Origin of the Ballad (Background and Theories) 818 Originals-Undergraduate Syllabi and Handouts Series III, Subseries A: Education Papers, 1932 - 1961 Sub-subseries ii: Master's Papers 819 Chapter One of Ballads and Songs 8110 Chapter Two of Ballads and Songs 8111 Chapter Two of Ballads and Songs, retyped version 8112 Chapter Three of Ballads and Songs 8113 Chapter Five of Ballads and Songs 8114 Class Paper: "Arriving at Santayana's Aestheticism" 8115 Class Paper: "Political and Social Background of Shelley" 821-5 Typed copy of Ballads and Songs 826 Bound copy of Ballads and Songs, Volume 1 827 Bound copy of Ballads and Songs, Volume 2 831-2 Originals of Chapter One of Ballads and Songs 833 Originals of Chapter Two of Ballads and Songs, retyped version 834 Originals of Chapter Three of Ballads and Songs 835 Originals of Chapter Five of Ballads and Songs 836 Originals of "Arriving at Santayana's Aestheticism" 837 Originals of "Political and Social Background of Shelley" 838-14 Master's Thesis Ballads Series III, Subseries A: Education Papers, 1932 - 1961 Sub-subseries iii: Doctorate Papers 841-2 Dissertation Notes 843 Mountain Fiction Notes 844 Mountain Fiction Plot Overviews 845 Tentative Bibliography of Dissertation 846-7 Dissertation Chapter 1 [original] 848-9 Dissertation Chapter 1 [carbon] 8410 Dissertation Chapter 2 [carbon] 8411 Dissertation Chapter 2 851 Dissertation Chapter 2 [carbon] 852-3 Dissertation Chapter 4 [original] 854-5 Dissertation Chapter 4 [carbon] 856-7 Dissertation Chapter 5 [original] 858 Dissertation Chapter 6 [original] 859-11 Dissertation Chapter 7 [original] 8512 Dissertation Chapter 8 [carbon] 8513 Dissertation Chapter 8 [original] 861 Dissertation Chapter 9 [original] 862 Dissertation Chapter 9 [carbon] 863 Dissertation Chapter 10 [original] 864 Dissertation Chapter 10 [carbon] 865 bound copy of Dissertation Chapter 10 866 Dissertation Chapter 11 [original] 867 Dissertation Chapter 11 [carbon] 868 "Characteristics of Southern Mountaineers" 871 Dissertation Chapter 5 [original] 872 Bibliography 873 Typed copy of Dissertation, part 1 874 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 2 875 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 4 876 Typed copy of Dissertation, "No Chapter 3" 881 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 6 882 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 9 883 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 10 884 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 11, Chapter 4-5 Footnotes 885 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 6-10 Footnotes 886 Typed copy of Dissertation, Chapter 11 Footnotes 887-9 Rejected Dissertation, 1st copy 891 Rejected Dissertation, 1st copy 892-4 Rejected Dissertation, 2nd copy 895-9 Rejected Dissertation, 3rd copy 8910 Rejected Dissertation, 4th copy 901-4 Rejected Dissertation, 4th copy 905 Rejected Dissertation, final draft 906 Bound Dissertation, Part 1 907-9 Dissertation Chapters 1-2, 4th Copy 911 Dissertation Chapters 1-2, 4th Copy 912-5 Dissertation Chapters 4-5, 4th Copy 916 Dissertation Chapter 6, 4th Copy 917 Dissertation Chapters 6-7, 4th Copy 918-10 Dissertation Chapter 7, 4th Copy 9111 Dissertation Chapter 8, 4th Copy 921-2 Dissertation Chapter 9, 4th Copy 923-4 Dissertation Chapter 10, 4th Copy 925-6 Correspondence Regarding Dissertation 927 Bibliography 928-9 Correspondence Regarding Dissertation Publication 9210 Dissertation Chapter 10, 4th copy 9211 Dissertation Chapter 11, 4th copy 9212 Dissertation Chapter 2 [carbon] 931 Dissertation Chapter 4 [original] 932 Dissertation Chapter 4 [original] 933 Dissertation Chapter 4 934 Dissertation Chapter 5 [original] 935-6 Dissertation Chapter 6 937 Dissertation Chapter 7 [4th copy] 938 Dissertation Chapter 7 [original] 939 Correspondence Regarding Dissertation Series III, Subseries A: Education Papers, 1932 - 1961 Sub-subseries iv: Miscellaneous 9310 Miscellaneous, "Arriving at Santanaya" 9311 Journalism, Untitled Poetry 9312 Zoology Drawing 9313 Comparative Literature, "Those Gamblers Blue" 9314 Verbal Criticism 9315 "To my Dear who would Rebuke Me But Dare Not" 9315 MacBeth 9315 Observation Sheet for Education 75 Series III, Subseries A: Education Papers, 1932 - 1961 Sub-subseries v: Note Cards 94n/a unmarked 95n/a unmarked 96n/a unmarked 97n/a unmarked Series III, Subseries B: Personal Papers, 1920-1985 Sub-subseries i: Miscellaneous 981 Bicentennial Certificate 981 Contract Letter regarding Salary 981-2 Cumberland College Alumni Association 1974-1976 983 Cumberland College Alumni Association 1973 984 Fiddler's Convention 984 Larson's Oral History Interview (1981) 984 The Louisian 984-5 Northern Ireland Trip 986 Sylvia Graham Poetry, Ulster Series III, Subseries B: Personal Papers, 1920-1985 Sub-subseries ii: Biographical Papers 991-2 Articles for Publication 993 Berea College 993 Biography and Bibliography 993 "Introduction for Laurel Leaves Award" 994 Memorial 995-11 Miscellaneous Newspaper Articles 9911 Personal Data Sheet 100n/a Day Calendar 101n/a Day Calendar Series III, Subseries B: Personal Papers, 1920-1985 Sub-subseries iii: Family Correspondence 1021 Letters from Mrs. L.W. Graham, May to July 1942 1022 Letters from Mrs. L.W. Graham, July to November 1942 1023 Letters from Mrs. L.W. Graham, 1942 unknown month and day 1023 Letters from Woodrow Graham, 1942 1024 Letters from Mona Williams, April to November 1942 1024 Letters from Ruth Williams, April to June 1942 1025 Letters from Miscellaneous Friends, 1936 to November 1942 1031 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, July 1940 to July 1941 1032 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, July 1941 to July 1942 1033 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, July 1942 to August 1942 1034-5 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, August 1942 1036 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, August 1942 to October 1942 1037 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, November 1942 1038 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, November 1942 to December 1942 1039 [Restricted] Letters between Cratis and Sylvia Williams, unknown month and day Series III, Subseries B: Personal Papers, 1920-1985 Sub-subseries iv: Family History Research 1041-2 Ancestors' Gravestones near Blaine, Kentucky 1042 Barker 1042 Berry 1042 Blaine, Kentucky 1043-4 Blevins 1047 Blythe 1045-7 Boggs 1047 Boggs family and neighbors in 1790 North Carolina Census 1047 Boggs-Collier Graveyard of Eolia, Kentucky 1047 Boggs History by Patterson 1047 Boggs Newsletter 1047 Burke County, North Carolina Census 1800 1048 Burton 1048 Caines 1048 Castle 1048 Caudill (Cordle) 1048 Civil War Roster: Company M, 10th Kentucky, Cavalry 1048 Clevenger 1048 Creech 1048 Curnutte 1048 Dean 1048-9 Eastern Kentucky Genealogical Society 1049 Edwards 1049 Evans 1049 Family History Resources 10410 Floyd County, Kentucky 1810 Census 10410 Floyd County, Kentucky Marriages 1808-1822 10410 Fyffe 10410 Gallion 10410 Gambill 10410 Graham 1051 Green 1051 Greenup County, Kentucky 1820 and 1830 Censuses 1051 Griffith 1052-3 Grubb 1053 Holbrook 1053-4 Jayne 1055 Johnson 1055 Johnson County, Kentucky Marriages 1852-1855 1055 Kazee 1055 Kelly 1055 Lawrence County, Kentucky Deeds and Wills 1055 Lawrence County, Kentucky Marriage Bonds 1822-1859 1055 Lawrence County, Kentucky 1830 Census 1056 Lawrence County, Kentucky 1860 Census 1057 Lawrence County, Kentucky 1870 Census 1058 Lawrence County, Kentucky 1880 Census 1059 Lawrence County, Kentucky Will Book I 1059 Lester 1059 Liming 1059 Lyon 1059 Mauk 1059 McDowell 1059 Moore 1059 Morris 1059 Murphy 1061 Osborn 1062 Pennington 1062 Peters 1062 Polley 1062-3 Prince 1063 Rice 1064 Rose 1064 Ross 1064 Sagraves 1064 See 1064-5 Skaggs 1065 Sparks 1066 Sturgill 1066 Swan 1066 Walter 1066 Wellman 1066 Wells 1066 Wheeler 1066 Whitley 1067-9 Whitt 10610-11 Williams 10611 Young Series III, Subseries B: Personal Papers, 1920-1985 Sub-subseries v: Memoirs 1071 Memoir Publication Papers 1071 Cratis Williams' 1928 diary 1071 "At the University" 1071 "The Bad Man at the Boarding House" 1072 "A Basket for My Rooster" 1072 Bawdy Folklore from Appalachia 1073 Bawdy Folklore from Appalachia 1074 "A Bottle of Liquor at Each End of the Corn Row" 1074 "Caines Creek Trip" 1075 "Cal Tolliver" 1075 "Cathide Banjo Head" 1075 "Cultural Roots of the Scotch-Irish" 1075 "Double Murder at Sledges" 1075 "Early Days at the American Folksong Festival" 1076 "Elementary School Days" 1076 "Elzina Griffith" 1076 Family Anecdotes, Tales and Folklore 1076 "Gabriel Griffith" 1076 "Grampa Takes Me to School" 1077 "Growing Up on Caines Creek" 1078 "High School First Year" 1079 "High School First Year" 10710 "High School Second Year" 10710 "Holidays in Appalachia" 10710 "I Become a College Teacher" 1081 "I Become a High School Teacher" 1081-2 "I Become a Teacher" 1083-9 "I Come to Boone" 1089 "I See a Baptism" 1089 "Jacob Peters Williams" 1089 "Jean Thomas's McGuffey School" 1089 "Jim Crow" 1089 "John D. ('Hamey') Boggs" 1089 "Levi J. Webb" 1089 "Liquor from Wallowhole" 1089 "A Man Dies when His Time Comes" 10810 "Moonshining and Feuding in Appalachia" 10811 "Mutts Mags" 10811 "My Beach Hoppin Tour-1974" 10811 "My First Drunk" 10811 "My First Hitch-Hiking Trip" 10811 "My Schoolmates at Middle Caines Creek School (District 49), 1917-1924" 1091 "My Tonsillectomy" 1091 "My Trip through Wales" 1092 "My Trip through Wales" 1093 "My Visit to Big Creek" 1093 "Nancy Boggs" 1093 "The Nipperses" 1093 "An Old Regular Baptist Service" 1094 "Old Shep" 1094 "Taking Thanksgiving at Big Creek" 1094 "Tenants in Ohio" 1095 "Tenants in Ohio" 1096 "The Old Sow Hant" 1097 "The Other Appalachia in Fiction" 1097 "Our Hardest Summer" 1097 "The Person and the Big World" 1097 1982 speech 1097 "Phoebe Jane Williams" 1097 "Preacher Lank Gets Drunk" 1097 "A Recollection from Early Childhood" 1097 "Rosalind Whitt" 1097 "The School Goes to a Funeral" 1098 "The Scotch Irish in Southern Appalachia" 1099 "Traditional Ballads and Folk Songs from the Southern Appalachians" 10910 "Uncle Wash" 10910 "Wey and His Ways" 10910 "Who are the Southern Mountaineers?" 10910 "Why Mountain Boy Should Be Proud" 10910 "William H. Vaughan" 1101 "William H. Vaughan" 1101 "William Whitt" 1102 "World War I on Caines Creek" 1103 "Ye Offspring of Vipers" Series III, Subseries B: Personal Papers, 1920-1985 Sub-subseries vi: Sylvia Graham Papers 1111 Award 1111 Classwork 1112 Diploma 1112 Obituary of George Ann Graham 1112-11 Poetry 11111 Quill and Quair Winter 1935 11111 Recipe for biscuits Series III, Subseries C: Miscellaneous Papers, 1931-1986 Sub-subseries i: General 1121 Addresses, Phone Numbers, etc 1121 Appalachia Notes 1122 Appalachia Sounding 1976 1123 Ballads and Rules 1123 Calendar 1124 Miscellaneous Magazine Articles 1124 Miscellaneous Notes 1125 Multiculturalism in Southern Appalachian Schools 1125 Newspapers Clippings 1126 Religion in Appalachia 1126 Phi Delta Kappan 1126 Scholastic 1127-12 School 11213 Separated Documents from Education Series, Notecard Subseries Series III, Subseries C: Miscellaneous Papers, 1931-1986 Sub-subseries ii: Watauga County 1131 Finding Out About Watauga: A Guide to Sources of Information About Watauga County, North Carolina 1132 From Our Early Files 1133 Horn in the West 1133 Hillbilly Press 1133 Newspapers Clippings 1134 Newspapers Clippings 1134 Writings on Watauga County, North Carolina Series IV: Supplemental Papers, 1933-1986 1141-4 Academic Affairs 1145 Academic Policies and Procedures Manual 1146-9 Administrative Cabinet 1976 11410 Administrative Cabinet 1976-1977 11411-13 Administrative Cabinet 1977 1151-2 Administrative Cabinet 1977 1153-6 Administrative Cabinet 1978 1157-9 Administrative Cabinet 1979 11510-12 Administrative Memorandums - UNC 1161 Agriculture 1930-1940, 1960-1980 1162 Appalachia Update 1162 Appalachian Collection Committee Correspondence 1162 Appalachian Journal 1163-4 Appalachian Journal correspondence 1165 Appalachian Journal correspondence-Helen Lewis 1166-7 Appalachian Journal correspondence 1167 Appalachian Journal Photographs 1168-10 Appalachian Journal Publications 11610-11 Appalachian Studies Symposium 11611 Appalachian Oral History Project: Annual Report Draft 1978 11611 APPALINK 11611 Ashe Co. Transcripts 11612 Board of Trustees 1171 Board of Trustees 1172 Board of Visitors 1172 Campus Traffic Regulations 1172 Center for Community Education 1173-8 Center for Instructional Development 1179-10 Chancellor Wey-Thomas 11710 Chancellor's Assistant Dr. Howe 11710 Chancellor's Committee 11711 College of Arts and Sciences 11711 College of Business 11711 College of Continuing Education 11711 College of Fine and Applied Art 1181-2 College of Learning and Human Development 1183 Dean's Council 1183 Development 1183 Educational and Cultural Exchange Program 1183 Environmental Studies 1183-4 Ethical Value Committee 1184 Faculty Personnel Polices 1185 Faculty Pictorial Directory 1185 Faculty Senate 1981-1982 1186 Faculty Senate 1981 1187 Faculty Senate 1980-1981 1188 Faculty Senate 1980 1189 Faculty Senate 1979 11810 Faculty Senate 1978-1979 11811 Faculty Senate 1978 1191 Faculty Senate 1977 1192 Faculty Senate 1976 1193 Faculty Senate 1975 1193 General College 1193 Heritage and Folklife Subcommittee 1194 History of Community 1194 History of the Life of Wyatt Hayes 1194 Indexing for Consortium Project 1194 Interviewees 1195 Legal Agreements 1195 Miscellaneous CAW Publicity 1195 NEH Catalog Budget 1195 Orion's Exhibit Designs 1195 Over Mountain Victory Trail 1195 Photography 1195 SACS Stage II Physical Resource 1196 Staff Council 1196 Watauga County-Genealogical Information 1196-7 Watauga County-General Information 1197 Watauga County History 1197 Watauga County History-Valle Crucis Mission 1198 Watauga Democrat-Pictures 1198-11 Cratis Williams 11911 Writings on Watauga County, North Carolina; Watauga Historical Society 11911 Handwritten Ballad 11911 No Bread for the Poor 11911 The Black Sheep 11912 Cratis Williams 11912 "Language Variety to The South: Perspectives to Black and White" research conference, in which Williams present on 2 October 1981 11913 Appalachian Literature Syllabus, 1976-1976 1201 Testing Program and Instructions of Lawrence County, Kentucky, 1939-1940 1202 Blaine High School Materials, circa 1933. 1202 Appalachian State Teachers College description, 1943. [written by B.B. Dougherty] 1203 North Carolina English Teachers Association correspondence and conference materials, 1940s 1204 Lion's Club plaque, undated. 1205 Appalachian newspaper clippings about Williams, 1940s 1206 Appalachian High School English class materials, 1940s 1207 Articles by Cratis Williams 1207 "The Vocabulary Building Program at Appalachian High School" by Cratis Williams. (undated) 1207 "Preparation of English teachers in the Colleges and Universities of North Carolina" by W. Amos Abrams and Cratis Williams. (undated) 1208 Programs, 1940s 1208 "A Program of Traditional Ballads and Folk-Songs" at Appalachian State Teachers College, 1946 1208 Boone Lion Club Womanless Wedding Show, 1944 1208 "The 1944 Varsity Show" by the Appalachian Playcrafters 1208 [Restricted] English class roster, 1943 Series V: Audiovisual Materials Series V, Subseries A: Sound Disc Recordings (LPs) [Boxes 121-123 located in Cold Storage Antechamber] 121 [CSA]1 My First Speech by Pauline Cress, December 12, 1944 [7 inch disc] 121 [CSA]2 Side 1: My Hobby by Carrie Lee Farthing, September 14, 1945 [7 inch disc] 121 [CSA]2 Side 2: Pretty Polly by Cratis Williams, July 30, 1945 [7 inch disc] 121 [CSA]3 Side 1: Why I Like History by Audrey Smith, September, 14, 1945 [7 inch disc] 121 [CSA]3 Side 2: Lady Gabel and the Elk Knight by Cratis Williams, July 30, 1952 [7 inch disc] 121 [CSA]4 Side 1: The Jew's Daughter, August 30, 1946 [damaged] [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]4 Side 2: Maid Freed From Gallows [damaged] [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]5 Side 1: Lone Prairie by Dr. Eggers, July 12, 1947 [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]5 Side 2: Poems by Dr. Eggers [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]6 Side 1: Lord Randal by Sarah Barnes, August 11, 1947 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]6 Side 2: The Suffolk Miracle by Pat Fry [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]7 Side 1: When I Was A Bachelor by Rogers Whitener, October 17, 1947 [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]7 Side 2: The Blue-Tailed Fly by Rogers Whitener, October 17, 1947 [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]8 The Fable by John Rooks, February 14, 1948 [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]9 Side 1: Lone Prairie by Cratis Williams, April 4, 1948 [damaged] [12 inch disc] 121 [CSA]9 Side 2: John Henry and Plantation Serenade by Cratis Williams, April 4, 1948 [damaged] [12 inch disc] 121 [CSA]10 Side 1: The Rabaijat of Omar Krayyan by Cratis Williams, November 18, 1948 [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]10 Side 2: Untitled by Cratis Williams [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]11 The Congo by Cratis Williams, November 22, 1948 [2 discs stuck together, unplayable] [8 inch disc] 121 [CSA]12 Bob Hawkes by Mrs. Dawson from Louisa, Kentucky, February 1952 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]13 Rev. Gragg of Foscoe, NC, untitled songs and oral history, January 7, 1953 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]14 Sides 1-2: Various Titles (No Bread for the Poor; The Royal Proclamation; The Indian Convert; The Babe of Bethlehem; The Romish Lady; The Lone Pilgrim; Life is Like a Mountain Railroad) by Willie Carroll Watson, April 11, 1953 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]15 Side 1: Various Titles (I Have to Live in the Mountains; Little Mohie; Florella) by Willie Carroll Watson [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]15 Side 2: Various Titles (The Ninety and Nine; Lexington Murder; The Little Rosewood Casket) by Francis Rhyne, Junie Rhyne, and Willie Carroll Watson, July 16, 1953 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]16 Side 1: Various Titles (I'm Alone in This World; No Time to Tarry; That Ship That's Sailing High; Come Along and Shout Along; You've Got to Reap Just What You Sow) by Phoebe Jane Parker, August 30, 1953 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]16 Side 2: Various Titles (The Small Boy; The Cuckoo Bird; That City of Four Square; Hymn from John Johnson) by Lillie Boggs, August 30, 1953 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]17 Side 1: Lord Thomas and Fair Ellender by Lillie Boggs, November 26, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]17 Side 2: Various Titles (The Covington Boy; The Little Sparrow) by Lillie Boggs, November 25, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]18 Side 1: "Jesus is Gone But He's Coming Back Soon by Phoebe Jane Parker, November 26, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]18 Side 2: Various Titles (Bonnie Blue Eyes; I'm Going Back With Jesus) by Phoebe Jane Parker, November 26, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]19 Side 1: Florella by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]19 Side 2: Various Titles (Two Letters; Little Motthy Graves) by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]20 Side 1: Clickity-Click by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]20 Side 2: Various Titles (The Broken Heart; Three Leaves of Shamrock) by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]21 Side 1: Various Titles (The Storms are on the Ocean; Someone Forgotten Story; Scorned Because I'm Poor) by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]21 Side 2: Various Titles (Italian Girl; The Ever-green Mountain of Life) by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]22 Side 1: Various Titles (The Vance Song; No, Sir! No, Sir!) by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 121 [CSA]22 Side 2: Erin Gibrah by Fred Ferguson, November 27, 1954 [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]1 Side 1: Various Titles (Home in the Beulah Land; A Twelvemonth More Has Rolled Around; The Parting Hand) by Anderson Evans [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]1 Side 2: Various Titles (The White Pilgrim; My Wandering Boy; As I Walked Out One Bright May Morning; Covington Boy) by Anderson Evans, Pheobe Jane Parker, Curt Williams, November 26-28, 1954 [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]2 Side 1: The House Carpenter by Cratis Williams, January 11, 1954 [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]2 Side 2: Various Titles (I'm A Man of Constant Sorrow; The Barlow Knife; Rosen the Bow; Laurel; Up and Down the Rocky Road; Crawdad Song; Don't Let Your Deal Go Down; Single Girl ) by Curt Williams, November 28, 1954 [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]3 Side 1: Various Titles (Riddles Wisely Expounded; The Elfin-Knight) by Horton Barker, Mrs. James York [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]3 Side 2: Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight by Jane Church [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]4 Side 1: Earl Brand by Nancy Prather [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]4 Side 2: Lady Isabel and the Elf Knight by Mr and Mrs. James York [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]5 Side 1: Various Titles (Lord Thomas and Fair Annet; Sweet Williams and Lady Margaret) by Horton Barker, Mrs. James York [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]5 Side 2: Young Hunting by James York [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]6 Side 1: Edward by Horton Barker [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]6 Side 2: Various Titles (Lord Randal; Edward) by Mrs. James York, Pat Fry [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]7 Side 1: Various Titles (Geordie; The House Carpenter) by Pearle Webb, Steve Church [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]7 Side 2: The House Carpenter by Mrs. York, Pat Fry [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]8 Side 1: The Golden Willow Tree by Mrs. James York [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]8 Side 2: The Golden Willow Tree by Horton Barker [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]9 Side 1: Various Titles (Farmer's Curst Wife; Sweet Trinity) by Mrs. James York, Laura Timmons, Juanita McSwain [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]9 Side 2: Farmer's Curst Wife by Jane Church, Horton Barker [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]10 Side 1: Maid Freed Frae the Gallows by James York, Frank Profitt [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]10 Side 2: Maid Freed Frae the Gallows by Steve Church, Mrs. Avery Johnson[10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]11 Side 1: The Wife Wrapt in Wether's Skin by Laura Timmons, Frank Profitt [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]11 Side 2: Get Up and Bar the Door by Mr. and Mrs. James York [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]12 Side 1: The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington by Laura Timmons [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]12 Side 2: Sir Hugh and the Jew's Daughter by James York, Elizabeth Haggerty [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]13 Side 1: Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard by Edith Walker[10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]13 Side 2: Various Titles (Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard; Barbara Allen) by James York, Mrs. Bostic, Laura Timmons, Horton Barker [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]14 Side 1: Blackjack Davy by Pearle Webb, Ephraim Stamey, Frank Profitt [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]14 Side 2: Blackjack Davy by Mrs. James York, Rene Cook [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]15 Side 1: Twa Sisters by Horton Barker, Mrs. Avery Johnson [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]15 Side 2: The Cruel Brother by Becky Gordon [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]16 Side 1: Our Goodman by Pearle Webb, Louise Miller [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]16 Side 2: Henry Martyn by Burl Ives [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]17 Side 1: Various Titles (Lord Lovel; The Wife of Usher's Well) by C. L. Bostic, Lloyd Church [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]17 Side 2: The Wife of Usher's Well by Nora Hicks [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]18 Side 1: House Carpenter by Nora Hicks [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]18 Side 2: House Carpenter by Jim McGhee, Mrs. Bostic [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]19 Side 1: Young Beichan by James York [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]19 Side 2: Captain Wedderman Courtship by Horton Barker, Oby Johnson, In. M. Johnson, Burl Ives [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]20 Side 1: The Brown Girl by Horton Barker [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]20 Side 2: The Brown Girl by Mrs. G. L. Bostic [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]21 Side 1: Barbara Allen by Roxie, Ruby, and Dixie Burleson [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]21 Side 2: Barbara Allen [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]22 Side 1: Various Titles (Pretty Polly; Precious Memories; Old 97) by Jenny Cooper, Lizzie Boggs, Merrill and Farrell Boggs, Opal Boggs, Curt Williams [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]22 Side 2: Various Titles (Sammy in the Tater Patch; El Capitol March; Hagmon's Song; Can't Feel at Home in This World Any More; Lost Indian; Charley; Meet Me Tonight by the Moonlight) by Curt Williams [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]23 Side 1: Various Titles (Lament; I'm Going to That City; In that City; The Party Hood) by Kate Castle [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]23 Side 2: Various Titles (No Home, No Home; Rose Connollee; Come All You Fair and Tender Ladies; I Words If My Mother'll Be That Train; The Wife of Usher's Well) by Tal Williams, Jenny Cooper [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]24 Side 1: Various Titles (Cripple Creek; Girl I Left Behind Me; East Virgining; Sugar Baby; Cindy; Old Joe Clark) by Curt Williams [10 inch disc] 122 [CSA]24 Side 2: Various Titles (Shade of the Old Apple Tree; When I Was in My 16th Year; In that City; This is a World of Trouble; A Twelvemonth More ) by Mona Williams, Mrs. Teal Williams, Kate Castle [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]1 Side 1-2: Various Titles (The Same Old Train That Brought Me Here; Pretty Polly; Old Virginny Nigger; Little Norie; My Old Shoes Won't Fit My Feet Do Little, Bobby, Do; Hook and Line; John Ferguson; John Hardy; John Henry; Sourwood Mountain; Cumberland Gap; Fun, All Over) by Curt Williams [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]2 Unlabeled [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]3 Unlabeled [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]4 Poetry (Samples; Ode to a Grecian Urn; For a Water Fowl), 1948[10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]5 Sides 1-2: Unlabeled Poetry [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]6 Sides 1-2: Unlabeled Poetry [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]7 Sides 1-2: Unlabeled Poetry [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]8 Sides 1-2: Unlabeled Poetry [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]9 First Trip, unlabeled [10 inch disc] 123 [CSA]10 Sheiling Song by Chalmer's Murray, violin, Kenneth Wilson, organ [12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]11 Leaving Bonession by Lord Lovet's Lasuent and George W. Wallace, bagpipes [12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]12 Scottish Melody by Scottish Highlander Band, Boston, MA, January 27, 1937 12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]13 Highland Wedding Strathufey and Reel by Scottish Highlander Band [12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]14 Pebovich Donald Due Strathufey Reel by Scottish Highlander Band [12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]15 Side 1: Boston Scottish by Angus M. Kellys [12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]15 Side 2: Boston Scottish Highlander's Joe Grant [12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]16 Side 1: Violin Solo by Clark M. Cuddin and Chalmers Murray, violin [12 inch disc] 123 [CSA]16 Side 2: Home O'Mirre Marquis of Huntly by Deil Ann Tailors, Chalmers Murray, violin, Kenneth Wilson, organ [12 inch disc] Series V, Subseries B: Reel-to-Reel Recordings 1241 Dr. Abrams--Dedication of Knabe Piano, Center for Continuing Education 1242 Cratis Williams' Ballads Program at Unitarian Assembly at Blue Ridge, July 1964 1243 Cratis Lectures 1244 Cratis Williams' Folklore Lecture 1251 Folksongs: Aaron McAlexander/Cratis Williams 6/30/62; Lena Turyfill/Alan Mears 9/30/62 1252 Folksongs: Cratis Williams/Frank Profit/David Williams 1253 Folksongs: Cratis Williams/Frank Profit/David Williams 1254 Folksongs: Frank Profit/David Williams 1261 Folksongs: Frank Profit/David Williams 1262 Folksongs: Frank Profit/Bolk Lamkin/David Williams 5/14/61 1263 Irish-type antiwar songs 1264 Irish-type antiwar songs 1271 Mrs. Dameron of Louisa, KY, on the "Camel Hour" 1952; Tale of a Robin 1272 Folksongs: Ray Hicks 1273 1960s psuedo-folk guitar and love song 1274 Folksongs 1281 Blank 1282 Unidentified piano music/Bolk Lamkin/Frank Profitt 5-14-60 Series V, Subseries C: Audio Cassette Recordings 1291 Unlabeled 1292 Barbara Allen sung by Lyda 1293 App Studies Conference 3/29/85, Berea College, Cratis Williams Tribute 1294 Cratis Williams 1295 Stan Freberg 1296 Unlabeled 1297 Mrs. Bessie Eldreth: Ballads 1298 North Country Folklore, Ham Ferry/Ted Ashlaw/Mastland DeSormo 1299 Bradley Kincaid [recorded from old 78 rpms] 12910 Barbara Allen/Pearl Bryant, sung by Gracie Wheeles 12911 Cratis Williams, Columbia SC, October 1981 12912 Loyal Songs of Ulster 12913 Weatherford Awards 1979 1301 Cratis Williams Mt. Religion 1/21/74 1302 Cratis Williams Mt. Ballads 1/21/74 1303 69A Cratis Williams App Studies Dialect and Speech 1304 Unlabeled 1305 Cratis Williams Characteristics of Mountain Men 10/25/1973 1306 Cratis Williams Ballads, etc. Nov. 8, 1973 1307 Cratis Williams Memorial Service 5/85; People making music 1308 Cratis Williams Lecture Appalahchian Literature 2/26/76 1309 The Cowboy Tour, 1983 13010 Kentucky Memorial for Cratis Williams; Bluegrass at Stillhouse Hollow 13011 Cratis Williams, "Ballad Collecting in the 1930s," Appalachian Sources Conference, Special Collections, King Library, University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY, November 3, 1978 13012 Cratis Williams Christmas 13013 Salute to Cratis Williams, Boone, NC, April 9, 1976 [tape 1] 13014 Salute to Cratis Williams, Boone, NC, April 9, 1976 [tape 2] 13015 66A Cratis Williams Scotch-Irish App Studies 13016 66B Cratis Williams Scotch-Irish App Studies 13017 Cratis Williams' Memorial Service 13018 Cratis Williams, "Jailhouse Reports" 13019 "Backwards?" 13020 Cratis Williams Mt. Religion 1/12/74 13021 69B Cratis Williams Dialect and Speech, App. Studies 13022 Cratis Williams Seminar: Characteristids of Mountain Men October 25, 1973 1311 Interview with Cratis Williams by Dave Partridge, "Appalachian Special" WFBC-TV, Greenville, SC, July 30, 1974 1312 Old and New Worlds of Words, Appalachian Speech with Cratis Williams, J. Idol, and J. Skinner 1313 Cratis Williams, WFBC-TV 9/4/74, Appalachian Region 1314 Cratis Williams, "Outlook: The Folklore and Culture of the Appalachian People," WSJK-TV Johnson City, recorded by D. R. Hodgin 1315 Trumpet Solo 1316 Unlabeled, "side 2 garbled" 1317 Christmas in Appalachia; Cratis Williams Singing "The Wife of Usher's Well"/Salute Singing 1318 Unlabeled, attached to Christmas in Appalachia 1319 Cratis Williams: Ballads 13110 Maggie Hammons and Others 13111 Roll Your Leg Over, etc.; Her Name was Lil, etc 13112 1960s Folk Music Series V, Subseries D: Miscellaneous 13113 CD-R, "Broyhill Photo Backup" [misfiled backup disc temporary location] 1321 Wire Recording 1322 VHS Tape: The Complete Mountaineer 1323 Microfilm Reel 1324 Microfilm Reel Series V, Subseries E: Photographs [Box 133 located in Cold Storage] 133 [CS]1 Series A Color Photographs: Appalachian State University 133 [CS]2 Series B Color Photographs: Professional Papers 133 [CS]3 Series C Color Photographs: Correspondence (B-W) [Boxes 62-72] 133 [CS]4 Series C Color Photographs: Correspondence (Fink, Paul - Stillwell, James) [Boxes 75-79] 133 [CS]4 Series E Color Photographs: Personal Papers (1 photograph) 133 [CS]5 Colored Photograph, unidentifed woman 133 [CS]5 1 loose photograph: Advertisement for teachers' portraits 133 [CS]Slide Box Slides of framed pictures, some Series A and E photographs 1341 Series A Photographs: Appalachian State University 1342 Series B Photographs: Professional Papers 1343 Series C Photographs: Correspondence 1344 Series E Photographs: Ancestor's Gravestones near Blaine, KY [removed from Box 104, Folder 1] 1345 Series E: Photographs: Ancestor's Gravestones near Blaine, KY [removed from Box 104, Folder 2, Box 106, Folder 3] 1346 Series G Photographs: Supplemental, Miscellaneous 1347 Photographs of Cratis Williams 1348 Publicity Photographs of Unidentified Plays 1349 Two watercolor paintings (4 x 6), signed by M. Donevan, November-December, 1984 13410 Framed pictures from Williams' office (sketch of B. B. Dougherty Administration Building, James Still Poem, Bellringer Dedication) [frames removed, oversize materials removed to Series I] Series V, Subseries F: Artifacts 13411 Medal, 1976 [removed from Box 43, Folder 3] 13411 Cumberland College Pin [removed from Box 98, Folder 1] 13412 Revolver Manual, Curtis Williams' Moonshine Ledger 135n/a Revolver Cleaning Kit 136n/a Handwoven linen bedspread 137n/a Bottle of Whiskey 137Subbox 1 Tobacco Roller, Cigarette Paper, Brick 137Subbox 2 Revolver WKRMn/a Cast Iron Washpot [located in Special Collections Workroom] WKRMn/a Steamer Trunk [located in Special Collections Workroom] Series VI: Separated Materials Series VI, Subseries A: Oversize Materials 1381 Spreadsheet: Appalachian State Departmental Monthly Report on the Budget, October 1980 1382 Poster: Fifth Annual Highland Summer Conference, 1982 1383 Map: John Fox Jr. Festival Map, 1980 1384 Poster: Four Wednesday Evenings of Blue Ridge Tale-Telling 1385 Map: NC Agricultural and Technology State University, 1978 1386 Poster: Group Term Life and Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance Plan 1387 Newsletter: The Plow, April 1978 1388 Newsletter: The Michigan, May 1980 1389 Newsletter: An Interview with Frank Profitt, Jr., 1981 13810 Poster: Chattahoochee Folk Music Festival, 1977 13811 Poster: Richard Chase: Master Storyteller, 1980 13812 Poster: Richard Chase: Master Storyteller, 1977 13813 Newsletter: Second Growth, Spring 1979 13814 Brochure: Derby Lane: Greyhound Racing, 1980 13815 Poster: National Square Dancing Contest, undated 13816 Copies of Family Tree (2) 13817 Computer Spreadsheets: Appalachian State Registration Rolls, 1975-1977 (4 sheets) 13818 Article: Capt. Edward Lovill Passes Away Saturday(photocopy) 13819 Map: Proposed Water and Wastewater System, Boone, NC, design year: 2015 13820 Projected Number of Master's Degrees, n.d 13821 Broadside: The Frog and the Mouse 13822 Map: Appalachian State University campus, 1975 13823 Brochure: Overmountain Victory Trail, 1975 13824 Letter: NC Humanities Committee, 1982 13825 Map: Western Carolina University, n.d 13826 Broadside: Southern Appalachian Frontiersman Week, July 4, 1975 13827 Poster: A Winter Week of Art, undated 13828 Brochure: Overmountain Victory Trail, 1976 13829 Map: University of South Carolina, Columbia Campus, 1981 13830 Section C: Spectrum, Winston-Salem Journal, April 4, 1976 13831 Appalachian Women, by Cratis Williams 13832 Life Magazine, 1961 13833 Magazine article: "The Real Folksingers" 13834 Poster: Music of the Folk Songs, Duke University, Durham, NC 13835 The Evening Telegram, Weekend Magazine, December 24, 1966 13836 Placemat: Mountain Talk 13837 Certificate of Doctor of Medicine, 1984 [photocopy] 13838 Calendar, undated [removed from Box 112, Folder 3] 13839 Poster: "Wonderful World of Cumberland Alumni" [1976?] 13840 Newsletter: Cumberland Today, Winter [1983?] 13841 Napkin: Highland Clans Crests and Plant Badges 13842 Drawing: "The Cocktail Party," by Noyes Lupehart (?), n.d 13843 Drawing: "Eden," by V. R. Gaither, 1974 13844 Willis Music Company Envelope, undated 13845 Oversize Photograph: Cratis Williams and two other people, circa 1980 13846 Oversize Photograph: Family by campfire with horse, n.d E1-131 Map, handdrawn, Appalachian Training School lots E1-131 Newsletter: News and Observer, September 17, 1967 E1-131 Newspaper Article: Strolling with Bert Vincent, Knoxville News-Sentinel E1-131 Poster: Appalshop 4 New Films, 3 Filmstrips E1-131 Poster: Strangers and Kin: A History of the Hillbilly Image E1-131 Map: Watauga County Historical Trails, 1976 E1-131 Blueprint: A Dormitory Renovation for Hindman Settlement School E1-131 Poster: Appalachian Consortium Annual Report, 1979-1980 E1-131 Reprint: Declaration of Independence E1-132 Poster: John C. Campbell Folk School Weekend Workshops, 1980 E1-132 Poster: John C. Campbell Folk School, the Art and Science of Homesteading, 1980 E1-132 Poster: 8th Annual Appalachian Celebration, 1984 E1-132 Poster: 3rd Annual Appalachian Celebration, 1979 E1-132 Map: UNC-Chapel Hill E1-132 Map: Bristol, Virginia-Tennessee E1-133 Newsletter: 8th Annual Appalachian Celebration, 1984 (2 copies) E1-133 Appalachian Celebration, 1981 E1-133 Blueprint: New Blowing Rock Country Club, Blowing Rock, NC, 1974 (copy) E1-133 Poster: Kentucky Humanities Council Annual Report, 1981 E1-133 Poster: Appalachian Festival: Morris Harvey College E1-133 Newsletter: Appalachian Celebration, 1983 E1-134 Map: Wales and the Midlands, the Tourist Route Map, 1979 E1-134 Brochure: 8th Annual Appalachian Celebration, 1984 E1-135 Map: Appalachian State University Campus Plans, n.d E1-135 Poster: Traditional Folk Music, Marion Square Park, Charleston, SC E1-135 Drawing: unidentified man, signature illegible, 1947 E1-141 Louisian, July 16, 1928 (fragile) E1-141 Louisian, December 12, 1927 (fragile) E1-141 Ohio Farmer, July 24, 1920 (fragile) E1-141 The Boy's World, July 17, 1920 (fragile) E1-141 Aufbau Reconstruction, October 17, 1958 (German) (fragile) E1-141 Watauga Democrat, February 8, 1900 (fragile) E1-141 N. Y. Staats-Zietung und Herold, March 27, 1950 (German) (fragile) Series VI, Subseries B: Restricted Materials 1 Stuart V. Poole Graduate School Application Materials, 1966-1967 [restricted, removed from Box 21, Folder 1] 1392 Black Graduates from Appalachian State, 1969-72 [restricted, removed from Box 21, Folder 10] 1393-6 Graduate Analyses, 1962-1969 [restricted, removed from Box 21, Folder 10] 1397 Ballad Course, student rolls [restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 3] 1398 English 459 Ballads and Songs Tests [restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 5] 1399 English 459 Ballads and Songs Tests [restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 6] 13910 English 459 Ballad and Songs Exam[restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 8] 13911 English 459 Ballad and Songs Exam[restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 9] 13912 English 510 American Literature Final Exam/student records [restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 14] 13913 English 510 American Literature Final Exam [restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 14] 13914 English 3530: Appalachian Fiction [Restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 18] 1401 English 3530: Appalachian Fiction / Ballads and Songs [restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 19] 1402 New York University Class Roll Books 1949-1950 [restricted, removed from Box 29, Folder 7-8] 1403 Class Roll Book and Grading Sheets [restricted, removed from Box 29, Folder 9] 1404 English class roster, 1943 [restricted, removed from Box 120, Folder 8] 1405 English 3530 Selected Topics Ballads and Songs [restricted, removed from Box 28, Folder 20]