Inside the Classroom (And Out): How We Learn through Folklore

Contents
Preface by Kenneth L. Untiedt
I. The Early Years
1. Mody C. Boatright-Folklore in a Literate Society
2. Cynthia Savage-Folklore 101
3. Ellisene Davis-The Faultless Starch Library
4. Tierney Untiedt-Day Care Oral Traditions and School Yard Games
5. Rebecca Matthews-You Can Tell A Scout From Texas 
6. Lou Rodenberger-It All Depended on the Teacher: Classroom Resources in Texas Country Schools 
7. Barbara Morgan-Fleming-Folklore in Schools: Connections Between Folklore and Education 
II. High School
8. Elizabeth Galindo-Knowledge About Folk Medicine Among Students in Alice High School 
9. Jean Granberry Schnitz-School Yearbooks: Time Capsules of Texas Folklore 
10. Earnest B. Speck-Two-Bits, Four- Bits, or High School Cheerleading as a Lay Folk Ritual 
11. Ty Cashion-Seeing Red Over Varsity Blues 
III. A Tribute to Paul Patterson
12. Enerstine P. Sewell-'Jes Sir, Meester Patterson': The Legendry of a Master Teacher 
13. Elmer Kelton-Paul Patterson 
14. Evelyn Stroder-Paul Patterson, Master Teacher 
15. Lawrence Clayton-A Pecos Pilgrim's Pilgrimage: The Prose Narratives of Paul Patterson 
IV. College
16. J. G. (Paw-Paw) Pinkerton-Small Town Texas Wisdom 
17. Palmer Henry Olsen-Aggie Incredibles 
18. Charles Chupp-Neglected Texas History 
19. Sylvia Mahoney-College Cowgirls: From Queen to Contestant to Coach 
20. Mike Felker-Ghosts, Goblins, Virgins, and Other Supernatural Creatures: Ghost Stories at Texas Tech University and South Plains College 
V. Language and Study
21. Robert Duncan-Popular English Usage in Texas, or How You're S'posed to Talk 
22. James Ward Lee-Talking Fancy 
23. Jerry Crouser-Folk Use of Mnemonics 
24. Mary Jane Hurst-Linguistic Innovation and Conservatism: Dialect in Cowboy Poetry 25. James T. Bratcher
Contributors
Index