Among the many activities of the Louisiana Folklife Center is the Louisiana Folklife journal, which covers many topics related to the folklore of Louisiana. Although some of the issues are no longer available, many can be purchased from the Louisiana Folklife Center. Below is a listing of the issues and the articles included in each.

To order, send a check or money order to:

Louisiana Folklife Publications
NSU Box 3663
Natchitoches, Louisiana 71497

Vol. I., No. 1., March 1976
19 pages, 0 photographs, $5.00

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Wells, David. “Wells Family Folklore From Sabine Parish”
Fussell, W. L. “Common Markings of Hog Ears for Identification Purposes: An Interview”
Abbey, Bel and Hubert Laster. “How Buzzard Got the Slits in His Beak”
Manshack, Barbara. “Buried Alive in Zwolle”
Mumbi, Mumanga Chibole. “Why Ananse Lives in the Corners of Houses”
Benge, Mark. “The Dugdemona Mermaid”

Vol. I., No. 2., October 1976
22 pages, 0 photographs, $5.00

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Dickinson, Sam. “‘Hands’ and Hands”
Lane, Mitchell. “The Grand Cane Snake Doctors”
Severance, Kathleen Thomas. “Communication in a Frontier Society”
Braud, Debra. “A High School Folklore Unit”
Frank, Joe. “How to Catch a Doodlebug”
Ashley, Edward. “About Jesse James”

Vol. II., No. 1., March 1977– None available for sale
31 pages, 0 photographs, $5.00

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Sepulvado, Donald Lester. “Folk Curing in a Spanish Community”

Vol. II., No. 2., October 1977 — None available for sale
23 pages, 0 photographs, $5.00

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Vol. III., No. 1., March 1978
18 pages, $5.00

Locker, Helen. “Czechoslovakian Folklore from Louisiana”
Fowler, Sue W. “Earl Kemp Long: A Louisiana Folk Hero”
“Constitution for the Folklife Society of Louisiana”

Vol. III., No. 2., October 1978
36 pages, 13 photographs, $5.00

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Ward, Sophia. “Acadian Spinning, Dyeing, and Weaving”
Dickinson, Sam. “One Night in a Haunted House”
Hite, Elizabeth Ross. “An Ex-Slave Narrative”

Vol. IV., No. 1., March 1979
33 pages, 6 photographs, $5.00

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Duthu, N. Bruce. “Folklore of the Houma Indians”

Vol. V., No. 1., March 1980
19 pages, 8 photographs, $5.00

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Dillard, J.L. “The Afro-American Tradition in the Intimate Folklore of Clifford Blake, Sr.”
Hatley, Donald W. “Calling the Cotton Press”
Byrd, James W. “Clifford Blake, Sr. and the Afro-American Folk Narrative Tradition”

Vol. VI., No. 1., March 1981
27 pages, 12 photographs, $5.00

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Roach-Lankford, Susan. “The North Louisiana String Band”

Vol. VI., No. 2., October 1981
16 pages, 16 photographs, $5.00

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Stokes, George A. “The Day the Whistle Didn’t Blow: Folklife Resources in the Louisiana Timber Industry”

Vol. VII., No. 2., October 1982
34 pages, 0 photographs, $5.00

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Evans, David. “Since Ol’ Gabriel’s Time: Hezekiah and the Houserockers”

Vol. XI., September 1987 — None available for sale
72 pages, 29 photographs, $10.00

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Vol. XIII., December 1989 — None available for sale
40 pages, 27 photographs, N/A

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Vol. XIV., December 1990
31 pages, 7 pictures, $6.00

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Benoist, Clemence. “My Native Town”
Seale, Richard. “A Brief History of Cloutierville”
Welch, Alicia. “Surviving Craft Traditions in Cloutierville”
Seale, Richard. “Pick Buzzard: Irish Tunes and Country Dances in Southern Natchitoches Parish”
Tobin, Ginny. “History of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church”
Divis, Lori Neklutin and Donald W. Hatley. “Leisure Time Activities in Cloutierville”
Welch, Alicia, Richard Seale, and Donald W. Hatley. “Heart Attack and Innertubes: Medical Traditions in Cloutierville”
Hatley, Donald W. “After the Party: Heritage Festivals and Cultural Preservation”

Vol. XV., December 1991
41 pages, 16 photographs, $8.00

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Hatley, Donald W. “Fisher “Bo” Snell: Kisatchie Creek Chairmaker”
Doughty, John L., Jr. “The Rolling Store”
Bernard, Shane. “J. D. Miller and Floyd Soileau: A Comparison of Two Small-Town Recordmen of Acadiana”
Seale, Richard. “The Performance and Preservation of Traditional Music in North Louisiana”
Doughty, John L., Jr. “The Hub Lake Gold: An Analysis of A Legend”
Gregory, H.F. “Pete”. “Bel Abbey (1916-1992)”
Lee, Dayna Bowker. “Wilbur G. “Lefty” Williams”
Hatley, Donald W. “Ernest “Ernie” Yarbrough”
Hatley, Donald W. “Louisiana Folklife Center Archives”

Vol. XVI., December 1992
42 pages, 9 photographs, $8.00

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Richmond, Sheila. “The Evolution of the St. Joseph Altar in Rayne, Powhattan, and DeRidder,Louisiana”
Pierrotti, Stephanie. “Theatre Folklore”
Johnson, Elaine. “Children’s Songs of the church of Christ”
Charles, George W. “Ghost Stories From Webster Parish, Louisiana”
Richey, Rodger. “Crop Dusting Folklore in Central Louisiana”
Antee, Tina. “Pregnancy Folklore”
Zimmerman, Thomas. “The Performance and Function of ‘Touchy’ Folklore”
Durr, Lisa Sepulvado. “Folk Cures in the Ebarb Commuunity of Louisiana”
Bryant, Mark. “Roustabouts: The Forgotten Men of the Oilfield”

Vol. XVII., December 1993
54 pages, 20 photographs, $8.00

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Special Issue: African American Folklife in Louisiana

Roach, Susan. “African American Quiltmakers in North Louisiana: A Photographic Essay”
Kogan, Lee. “Unconventional Eloquence: The Art of Clementine Hunter”
Sturman, Janet L. “Merging the Forbidden and the Permissible: The Louisiana Easter Rock”
Dickinson, Sam. “Sister Gertrude Morgan and David Butler: Portraits of Two South Louisiana Folk Artists”
Jackson, Joyce Marie. “Singing His Praises in the Crescent City: The Dynamics of African American Gospel Music in New Orleans”
Staten, Annie. “Reverend Therlow ‘T’ Noble: 111 Years Old and Blessed”
Frantom, Marcy. “Book Review and Excerpt From Michael P. Smith’s New Book, Mardi Gras Indians”

Vol. XVIII., December 1994
78 pages, 17 photographs, $6.00

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Special Issue: Toys, Games, and Play in Louisiana and the Southeast

Reynolds, Gwendolyn. “Songs of the Fifth Grade”
Wilkie, Laurie A. “Childhood in the Quarters: Playtime at Oakley and Riverlake Plantations”
Morton, Laura E. “Troll Dolls, Rabbit’s Feet, and Lucky Numbers: Superstition and Magic Ritual in Central Louisiana Bingo”
Lee, Aubra L. “Hasosa-Akalatka: A Contemporary View of the ‘Little Brother of War'”
Prudhomme, Ken, Mayo Prudhomme, and Donald W. Hatley. “How General Patton Lost the Battle at Bermuda Bridge”
Twining, Mary Arnold. “We Can Do It Too: Games, Plays and Toys of Sea Island Children”
Colley, Sharon. “Barn Yard Golf”
“Selected Bibliography: Game and Play Theory, Collection, and Custom”

Vol. XIX., 1995
61 pages, 0 Photographs, $10.00

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Elco, Peter C. “Artist Profile of Roy Gandy: Coming Out of the Woodwork: Keeping the Southern Walking Stick Tradition Alive”
Wylie, Janery. “The Big One: Deer Hunting in Northeast Louisiana”
Chance, Marvis L. “Honey in the Hollow: Hunting Wild Bees in Western Louisiana”
LeJeune, Kris. “Loyal to the Blue: Police Folklife Narratives from the Alexandria, Louisiana Police Department”
Megee, Aaron. “Coaching and Sports Superstitions at Natchitoches Central High”
Kuilan, Susie Scifres. “Jody’s Got Your Girl and Gone and So Have the Jodies of Days Gone By”

Vol. XX., 1996
55 pages, 0 Photographs, $10.00

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Abney, Lisa. “Artist Profile of Hurst Hall”
Guin, Jeffery K. “Timbertown: Folk Traditions of Louisiana’s Fading Timber- Centered Communities”
Salter, Heather. “Evaluating Belief in La Llorona Narratives”
Collins-Friedrichs, Jennifer. “Alice Dunbar-Nelson: Mardi Gras and Masking in New Orleans’ Creole Community of Color”

Vol. XXI / XXII., 1997/1998
58 pages, 0 Photographs, $15.00

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Abney, Lisa. “Artist Profile of Dempsy Perkins”
Hatley, Donald W. “Gambling Money Don’t Have No Home: Playing Poker and Shooting Dice in the Louisiana Delta”
Sauter, Dale. “Postwar Motorcycle Culture and the Natchitoches Motorcycle Club 1948-49: Contrasts and Comparisons”
Teal, Rolonda. “Riding Clubs in Central and Northern Louisiana”
Kuilan, Susie Scifres. “Deer Huntin’ as a Major Season in Southern Life”
Dupree, Benjamin. “That Nice Old Man”

Vol. XXIII / XXV., 1999/2000/2001
61 pages, 18 Photographs

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Abney, Lisa, Ph.D. “Preface”
Teal, Rolonda “Let the Graves Speak: Oakland Plantation’s Enslaved and Freedmen Populations”
Campbell, Autumn D. “Sepulchral Sentinels: Iron Crosses in Red River Valley Cemeteries”
Pratt-Butler, Kim “Burial Traditions in New Orleans”
Abney, Lisa, Ph.D. “Grave Digging By Hand in Central Louisiana: A Trip to Malone Cemetery”
Freeman, Linda “Prayer Handkerchiefs, Prayer Cloths, and Anointed Cloths: Magic or Miracle”
Rouly, Christi M. “Hell House: Ritual or Drama”
Carroll, Laurie M. “Burying St. Joseph: Religious Tradition or Rite of Real Estate”
Norwood, Heidi M. “The Effects of Technology on Childbirth Discourse and Methodology: Three Women’s Narratives of Childbirth”

Vol. XXVI / XXVII., 2002/2003
48 pages, 56 Photographs, $15.00

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Yule, Ron and Bill Burge “The Hunt For the Blue Ribbon”
“The Louisiana State Fiddle Championship”
“The 2004 Louisiana State Championship”
“Louisiana’s Fiddlin’ Gals”
“Some Louisiana State Fiddle Champions” (Multiple Winners)

Fred Beavers
Dennis Elliott
John Johnson
Jamesette Kile
Jewel Lasyone
Curry Perkins
Ken Smith

“The Louisiana State Championship – 1974”

Vol. XXVIII., 2004
35 pages, 17 Photographs, $10.00

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Owens, Maida and Eileen Engel. “Louisiana’s Many Food Traditions and Louisiana Voices”
Lee, Dayna Bowker. “Evidence of Dual Organization in Southern Caddo Expressive Culture”
Wells, Tom. “Bousillage: Louisiana’s Mud Wall”
Davis, Kerry. “The Fabric of Family: Preserving the Parker Family’s Quilting Heritage”
Ralston, Janette. “Let’s Sing: The Role of Louisiana’s Folk Songs in Education”

Vol. XXIX., 2005
35 pages, 6 photographs, $12.00

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Bunch, Jayme. “Daddy Drove the School Bus Down to the Baptizing Hole”
McNair, Victoria Danielle. “Mississippi Delta Juke Joint Culture”
LeBlanc-Sewell, Lori. “Cajun Foodways: Identity, Attitude, Exportation, and Co-Modification”
Bramlett, Leigh Anne. “Finding Live Oak Plantation: A Journey”

Vol. XXX., 2006
19 pages, 22 photographs, $12.00

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Richmond, Sheila. “Tioga: A Brief History”

Viator, Adam C.	“Tioga Commissary”
	“Home Life”
	“Company Housing”
	“War”
	“The Story of Sam Allen and the Barber”
	“School”
	“Entertainment”

Vol. XXXI., 2007
25 pages, 38 pictures, $12.00

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Richmond, Sheila	“One Man’s Legacy: The Art of Ernest Cargle”
	“Tramp Art”“One Man’s Legacy”
	“The Legacy”

Vol. XXXII., 2008
54 pages, 1 picture, $12.00

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Carter, Cecile E.	“This Land Was Made for You and Me”
Jones, Hardy	“Blessings from a Woman of the Good God”
Wilson, Mariann	“Mardi Gras Indians”
	“221 S. Genois Street”
	“Caketastrophe”
	“Sidewalks and Indians”
	“Special Music”
	“(Don’t) Touch Me”
	“Gas Station Ghost”
	“Roadside Decision”
	“Old-Fashioned Love Song”
Reeves, Jessica	“From School House to [Creole] Lunch House: Merline Herbert’s Reconstruction of the Self”
Coles, Felice	“¿ Y adònde vamos a vivir? (“And then where will we live?”): Isleños’ Understanding of the Territory of South Louisiana

Vol. XXXIII., 2009
55 pages, 0 pictures, $12.00

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LeBrun, Charlene W. “Salt, Nails and Prayer: Horseracing and Superstition”
Adel, Nina “Underneath”
West, Melinda “A Dispatcher’s Night on the Claiborne and Polk Military Railroad: May 31, 1945.
Cundall, Michael K. Jr. “Why No Creole Jokes?”
Riehm, William “Material Culture of an Acadian Plantation 1848-1851: Person Place Object”
Jones, Hardy “Grab Yourself a Cup of Coffee”
Bulliard, Morgan “Mais Sha I’m Cajun!”
2009 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest First Place Winner
Hefte, Maria “A Diverse Heritage”
2009 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest Third Place Winner
Bassemier, Kim “Louisiana Cuisine”
2009 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest First Runner Up
Grunder, Jennifer “My Louisiana Sky”
2009 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest Second Runner Up
Tran, Duyen “In Which There is a Realization of Importance”
2009 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest Third Runner Up

Vol. XXXIV., 2010
55 Pages, 4 pictures, $12.00

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Jones, Hardy “Rendez Vous des Cadiens Prairie”
Kane, Julie “The Ballad of Isabella”
Salter, Heather “The Awakening as Fairy Tale?”
Graham, Michael Portraits of Artists from the Louisiana Folklife Center Hall of Fame
Prize Winning Essays 2010 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Williams, Laramie “Through the Storm, We Stood”
Manion, Lyle “A New World”
Sitarz, Michael “Environmental Inspiration”
Kim, Chuhyun “Louisiana: My Inspiration”
Bridges, Savannah Kate “Tabasco Veins, Zydeco Heartbeat”
Bollich, Morgan “Inspiration: The Beauty Within”

Vol. XXXV., 2011
73 pages, 30 pictures, $12.00

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Yule, Ron “A History of Early Cajun Music in the Lake Area of Southwest Louisiana”
Prize Winning Essays 2011 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Burke, Michael Burke “The Rumble”
Farr, Josh “Palates of the Pelican State”
Paine, Shelby Elise “Visions of Home, Louisiana, as Seen From My Childhood”
McManus, Meredith “Marie Laveau”

Vol. XXXVI., 2012
54 pages, 0 pictures, $12.00

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Adel, Nina “Finding Her Reflection in Creolized Places: Edna Pontellier and Liminal Space”
Dromm, Keith “Oil and Bullshit: The Case of Flaherty’s Louisiana Story”
Zbitkovskis, Oona “The Southern Soul”
Breedlove, Carolyn “Confluence and Divergence: Nineteenth Century Plantation Lifestyles in the Red River Region”
Gomez, Rain C. “Sassafras Stories Digging for Roots: Louisiana Indigeneities in Literary Expressions”
Prize Winning Essays 2012 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Ahmed, Saraf “Spider Web”
Wagnon, Madeline “The Journey of a Character”
Mitchell, Molly “An Interconnected Heartbeat”

Vol. XXXVII., 2013
69 pages, 20 pictures, $12.00

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Yule, Ron Cajun Dancehall Heyday: “The Legends Are Born”
Prize Winning Essays 2013 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Mertens, Anne “A New Life”
Alexander, Brent Charles “Cultural and Heritage Preservation and Genealogy and Ancestry Awareness”
Moore, Ryan “Preserving Louisiana Wildlife”

Vol. XXXVIII., 2014
82 pages, 30 pictures, $12.00

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Yule, Ron Cajun Dancehall Heyday: “The Tradition Continues”
Prize Winning Essays 2014 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Williams, Angelle Nicole “I Am Proud to be a Louisianan”
Clark, Jacquelyn “FACT VS. FICTION: My Louisiana and The Media’s Louisiana”
Thomas, Alex “A Bowlful of Culture”Dubois, Mazie “What is Louisiana Really Like?”
Dubois, Mazie “What is Louisiana Really Like”
Edwards, Reagan “More than Bonnie and Clyde”
Gardner, Nathaniel “The Mass Media’s Erroneous Portrayal of Louisiana

Vol. XXXIX, 2015
42 pages, 5 pictures, $12.00 (currently sold out)

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Ancelet, Barry Jean “Continuity and Change in Contemporary Cajun Culture”
Boudreau, Marie-Laure “‘Hé toi!’: The Challenges of Conveying a Message in Contemporary Cajun and Creole Music Lyrics”
Rabalais, Nathan “‘February is no bastard child’: Translation and commentary on Jules Choppin’s ‘Entretien sur les 12 mois de l’année'”
Prize Winning Essays 2015 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Guerin, Brant “‘Pistol’ Pete Maravich”
Franklin, Chelsea “The Mysteries of Huey Long”
Bradley, Andrea “A Talk with The Madam”

Vol. XL, 2016
42 pages, 7 pictures, $12.00 (currently sold out)

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Brown, Jodie “Truth in Masquerade: Historical Accuracy and New Orleans Tradition”
Manes, Claire “Reclaiming a Life: Personal Narratives in One Woman’s Experience of Stigma”
O’Dell, Emily “‘Let’s Dance’: A New Orleans’ Second line Tribute to David Bowie”
Book Review: Louisiana Wildlife Agents: In Their Own Words. Ed. Jerald Horst. Reviewed by Stephanie Reese Masson
Prize Winning Essays 2016 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Giles, Jadynn “Ripples in the Water”
Paille, Luke “A Boy’s Never Forgotten Experiences in Louisiana”
Moulton, Bryce “What Goes On In My Back Yard” and “I AM FROM”
Kyte, Robert “Swimming in Louisiana”
Noakes, Alena “My Poetic Soul and Its Muse”
O’Neal, Kelly “The World of Cowboys”

Vol. XLI, 2017
42 pages, 13 pictures, $12.00

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Robert Allen Alexander “The Moving Foundations of Louisiana’s Lowlands”
Heather Salter Dromm “Sacred Easter in Lyle Saxon’s Children of Strangers”
Brandon Scott Granger “An Examination of Caddo Theology”
Nolan Eller “Building Beyond Barbed Wire: Exploring the Prisoners of Camp Ruston and Their Artistic Creations”
Book Review: Ici Repose: A Guide to St. Louis Cemetery No. 2, Square 3 by Karen Joan Kohoutek. Reviewed by Jason Church
Prize Winning Essays 2017 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Blake Ziegler “Chevra Thilim”
Sarah Hendrickson “Côte des Allemands”
Anna Goodwin “The Miracle at Cabrini Hospital”
Ashley Couget “Refuge”
Benjamin Harris Davidson “All Hail King Rex”

Vol. XLII, 2018
57 pages, 16 pictures, $12.00

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Felice Coles “Isleño Verbal Art: Celebrating God in Nature”
Bernard Gallagher “Motorcycles Welcome but Not Required: An Inquiry into a Louisiana Motorcycle Rally and its Participants”
Prize Winning Essays 2018 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Kristen Adams “The Jacquedeaux”
Natalie DuBose “The Ghost of Mardi Gras”
Jadynn Giles “The Edge of the Bayou”
Peyton Harville “Happily Ever After in New Orleans”
Allison Huffty “Selena”
Jacob Pichon “The White Crawfish”

Vol. XLIII, 2019
42 pages, 11 pictures, $12.00

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Lilly Harvey “Music of a Small Delta Town: Ferriday, Louisiana”
Benjamin Forkner “Louisiana French: Old Challenges—New Opportunities”
Joe Frank “The Lost Art of Sawyer Grub Hunting”
Michael S. Martin “‘Under the shadow of a grand forest’: Pathology and Exotic Landscapes in William Bartram’s Travels”
Prize Winning Essays 2019 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Hana Le “That Gray Area: A Self Reflection on Culture and External Factors”
Emily Savell “Bayou des Glaises”
Sydney Hedrick “A Boot-Shaped Mark”
Summer Netterville “What Makes My State So Great”

Vol. XLIV, 2020
55 pages, 7 pictures, $12.00

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Hiram “Pete” Gregory “Foreword”
Donald W. Hatley A Bois D’arc Childhood, Part I

“About the Cover”
“Acknowledgments”
“Preface”
“Introduction”
“Landing on Rhodes Prairie”
“‘Mister, I’ve Got Two Speeds'”
“Wiggle Tails and Lye Soap”
“For Love, a Bloody Nose”
“The Longest Day”
“Rhoads/Hatley Butt Kicking Traditions”
“Buzzard Pecans and Green Persimmons”
“Laying in the Cut”
“Above the Bridge, Behind the Head”
“Daddy Hit the Long Ball”
“Cap for a Cabin”
“The Castor Bean Fiasco”
“Two Panthers on Caney”

Prize Winning Essays 2020 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
LaKin Ogilvie “The Giver of Gifts”
Julia Kapusta “Louisiana—Through the Eyes of Gloria Doran”
Abbie Butler “Looking Back and Moving Forward”
Bailey Creasey “Expansion”
Valerie Perilloux “Memories of a Lifetime”
Dominic Ross “War and Homecoming”

Vol. XLV, 2021
66 pages, 0 pictures, $12.00

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Donald W. Hatley A Bois D’arc Childhood, Part II

“About the Cover”
“Introduction”
“Shooting Anvils”
“Helicopters and Politics”
“Jimmy D. and Stephen King”
“Bulls and Boycotts”
“Who’ers in Babylon”
“Daddy Walked the Line”
“You Gon’ Talk or Fish?”
“Crazy”
“The Football Pants I Wore”
“Nekkid as a Jaybird, Streaking”
“Sharp Shooting: Muhlenberg to Dike”
“Slabs and Boogers”
“Zane and the Joint, As in Finger”
“Sophy, Witch Cow”
“Bill, Forrest, and Vince Lombardi”
“TV, Baseball, and Rasslin'”
“‘Damn It Boy, Take the Cow'”
“A Night Full of Grace”

Prize Winning Essays 2021 NSU Louisiana High School Essay Contest
Gabrielle Murison “From On-Screen Superhero to Real-Life Superhero”
Apryl D. Gallo “Band Hero”
Riley Leger “Reflections on my Pawpaw, his Life, and Lucius Quintius Cincinnatus”
Cameryn Broussard “My Father”
Jeremiah Hopkins “Gumbo Queen”
Keara Nelson “Gumbo and Magnolias”

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