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Index
Cover Title Page Copyright Contents Dedication Acknowledgments Fifty Years and Counting: A Note from Ann Moore, Foxfire President and Executive Director Emeritus Making Real Human Connections: A Note from Our Editors WISDOM OF OUR ELDERS: LIVIN’ HIGH ON THE HOG How to Enjoy a Simple Life THE VANISHING ARTS
Community and Gratitude The Art of Making Cornshuck Dolls and Real Connections: An Interview with Beth Kelley Zorbanos Mountain Folk Art at Its Peak: An interview with local folk artists Eric Legge Mother Vine and King Kudzu: An interview with Kudzu artists Joleen Oh and Cleve Phillips Making What We Need by Hand Making Soap, Living Clean, and Giving Thanks: A day of crafting with Jenny, T. J., Briar, and Moses Stevens How to Make Rope the Old-Timey Way: Kermit Rood teaches students to make old-fashioned rope The Point of Life!: Joe Williams tells of his experience making bark berry buckets The "Gourd" Life: An interview with gourd artist Priscilla Wilson The Art of Making Furniture by Hand: John Roper shares his love for wood, tools, and a vanishing art Storytelling Tiger Mountain's Storyteller: An interview with renowned local storyteller Janie P. Taylor Legends That Will Never Die: Storyteller Davy Arch shares Cherokee legends The Oral Tradition: Preserving Tales That Shaped a Nation: Jerry Wolfe shares stories of the Cherokee Mawmaw’s Stories: Mountain tales told by Bonnie Shirley Blacksmithing The Hammer and the Forge: An interview with Dan Maxwell David Burress: The Makings of a True Appalachian Blacksmith: An interview with a John C. Campbell Folk School ferrier Hunting and Protecting The Art of Making Turkey Calls: An interview with Dale Holland, North Carolina turkey-call maker Traditional Weaponry: William Swimmer demonstrates construction of primitive weaponry
WISDOM OF OUR ELDERS: VIRTUOUS LIVING How to Live an Honorable Life THE WORLD IS WATCHING
Hollywood Comes A-Calling The Great Locomotive Chase: Local residents on the production of the 1956 film “He Shouted Loud, ‘Hosanna, DELIVERANCE Will Come’ ”: A community responds to the 1972 film “I Never Expected the Novel Would Be Published”: An interview with North Georgia native Olive Ann Burns The Making of the Foxfire Play and Movie: Foxfire students’ experiences “Appalachia Goodbye”: Laura Monk and High Cotton create a video at the Foxfire Heritage Center
WISDOM OF OUR ELDERS: MAKING DO WITH WHAT WE HAVE How to Be Resourceful PICKIN’ AND GRINNIN’
In Harmony Oliver Rice and Curtis Blackwell: Two old-time musicians reminisce The Blackwell Tradition: An interview with second-generation bluegrass musician Shane Blackwell “I’ve Been Everywhere, Man”: An interview with traditional bluegrass musician Rodney Worley The Art of a Luthier: Making the Lord’s Trees Sing: An interview with Danny White
WISDOM OF OUR ELDERS: MY MOST VALUABLE POSSESSION Old-timers Share What Is Near and Dear to Them REMEMBERING WHEN THE WORLD WAS BLACK-AND-WHITE: STORIES FROM A SIMPLER TIME “I’ve Traveled a Bit, Yet I Keep Coming Back Like Iron Filings to a Magnet”: An interview with James Still The Big Cat: Baseball star Johnny Mize recalls his raising in the Appalachian foothills Sock Suppers, Cakewalks, Cotton Pickin’, and a Water Lily Quilt: Frances Harbin shares her memories Front Porch Stories: An interview with Edgar Owens Hearts Touched and Healed: An interview with Lois and Clarence Martin A Self-Proclaimed “Black Sheep”: Mischievous antics with Malcolm Dillard “It Has Been Wonderful, Really!”: The unique life of Beanie Ramey “Everywhere That I Have Been, I Was Always on My Way Back Home”: An interview with the Honorable Zell Miller and Mrs. Shirley Miller “A Little Good in Everybody”: An abundance of love from Susie Hembree Dockins WISDOM OF OUR ELDERS: WOMEN AND CHILDREN “Train Up a Child in the Way He Should Go”: Advice on child-rearing Women of Appalachia: Thoughts on their changing roles WHAT WE HAVE LEARNED
Student Spotlight From Pencils to PCs: Former student Laurie Brunson Altieri discusses changes in the magazine Highlighting a Former Student: An interview with Foxfire alumna Allison Adams
WORDS OF WISDOM FROM STUDENTS, PARENTS, COMMUNITY MEMBERS, AND READERS Removing Negative Stereotypes Documenting the Culture and Heritage Remembering the Past Helping Generations Relate Understanding What Foxfire Means Encouraging Readers and Students to Go Beyond Inspiring and Learning Making Community Connections Looking to the Future EXPERIENCING ARTS AND CRAFTS Southeastern Folk Art and Craft Festivals Contributors Editors and Staff
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