Dianne Tollestrup collected personal narratives from Mr. William Oral Pendleton. Included are stories of raising livestock, working to improve land and property, and pioneer activities. Project was written for Dr. Cheney's English 367 class taught at Brigham Young University in May 1972.

Nikki Peterson collected folktales and Indian legends from the Western United States and Mexico. Included are items from the Hopi, Navajo, and Cheyenne tribes, as well as other folk stories and humorous anecdotes. Project was written for an english class taught by Dr. Cheney at Brigham Young University in April 1973.

Connie Bennett collected and analyzed graffiti from women's bathrooms in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Included are items that fall into categories of parodies, social comments, community projects, vulgarity, insults, rhymes, religious mocking statements, and original wit. Project was written for a Folklore 201 class taught at Indiana Univeristy, Fort Wayne campus, from 1966 to 1967.

Patricia McCormick collected personal narratives of folk beliefs and sayings. Included are stories of good and bad luck signs, medical lore, death signs, courtship lore, child rearing, houseland lore, philosophical lore, and a local legend. Project was written for a Folklore 201 class taught at Indiana University in January 1967.

Roger deV. Renwick collected personal narratives of proverbs from contemporary Los Angeles. Included are short phrases and proverbs, and the collector's analysis of their meaning and cultural significance. Permission for access must be obtained by the Supervisor of Reference Services.

Linda Blair collected jumprope and clapping rhymes. Included are an Italian folk belief, folk-songs, patty-cake rhymes, call in rhymes, who's it rhymes, and jump rope rhymes. Project was written for a Folklore class taught at Indiana University in 1967.

Christine S. Schultz collected personal narratives of Turtle Days, an annual summer celebration held every summer to honor Oscar, a huge turtle that is supposed to have lived in Fulk Lake Northeast of Churubusco, Indiana. Included are a map of the geographical area and lakes, a description of Oscar the turtle, and attempts to catch the animal. Project was written for a Folklore 201 class taught at Indiana University, Fort Wayne Campus, in the fall of 1966.

Linda Lee Brown collected personal narratives about ouija boards.Included are stories about ouija boards that stopped working when a Priesthood holder was present, girls getting locked inside a room by an invisible force that prevented anyone from getting in or out, and a ouija board that correctly that a girl would kill herself. Project was written for Dr. Cheney's English 367 class taught at Brigham Young University in 1968.

Thomas E. Cheney collected personal narratives of religion, pioneering, polygamy, and folk songs. Included are stories about polygamous marriage dynamics, dreams and answers to prayers, and folk songs with sheet music. Project was written for Dr. Cheney's English 367 class taught at Brigham Young University in January 1970.

Raymon Kim Johnson collected humorous folk songs and ditties from his grandmother, Adeline Kershaw Johnson. Included are songs such as "Borrowed my Only Husband", The Bald-Headed end of a Broom", and "The Old Armchair". Project was written for Dr. Cheney's English 367 class taught at Brigham Young University in 1972.