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Contains academic year calendars, choreography, tour information, newspaper clippings, articles on Winterton and dance, comics, correspondence, and other materials. Topics discussed in this interview include local musical productions in BYU and local schools in Utah, and letters from Winterton to Kenneth M. Shelton. Dated approximately 1935-1984.

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Contains periodicals collected by L. DeWayne Young. The substantial content reflects folk dance and culture all over the world. Most of the publications were collected as a subscriber, and are incomplete sets. The exception is Viltis Magazine, of which Young was a co-editor for fifteen years. Dates range from 1944-2014.

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Contains information on folk festivals from a wide array, in culture, dance style, and time. The festival materials include program flags, programs, photo books, and news clippings. The National Folk Festival, Rocky Mountain Dance Roundup, Tydzién Kultory Beskidzkiej, and Swieto Dzieci Gór materials comprise the majority of the L. DeWayne Young’s collection. Dates range approximately 1940-2012.

Scope and Contents Contains materials collection by L. DeWayne Young regarding the instruction of folk dancing. The materials include a variety of published and unpublished text. The resources include calling books, specific dances, folk dance histories, instruction for teaching folk dances in schools, and how to teach folk dance in general. Some of the materials are complete publications, while others have been arranged by Young into notebooks. Resources come from a varity of sources, including the following...

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Contains books and periodicals collected by Leona Holbrook covering subjects including physical education, health, dance, women, and history, dated approximately 1927-1991.

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Contains various materials on the subject of physical eduction, including dance, music, movement, jumping rope, camping, parks, and sports, approximately 1927-1991.

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This series contains descriptions and music from dances and music around the world. Most of the descriptions are from workshops presented at the National Folk Organization annual conferences. The descriptions are from the following dance styles: Asia, Folk, Square, Contra, Social, Balak, Welsh, and Serbia. There is music in the form of a CD to accompany most styles. Dates range approximately from 1950-2009, bulk 2001-2009.