names and ages of speakers ; professions of the Domingue family in New Orleans ; desciption of family members ; ages and location of family members ; names of sisters in Domingue family ; frequency of visits with cousins ; godchildren ; relatives in Pointe CoupŽe ; number of black friends versus white friends ; moving to another city of preference ; meals eaten in the last three days ; going to Cajun dances ; ÒCajun BandstandÓ in Kenner, LA ; going to a boucherie ; spending vacation in California ; teaching French in schools ; CODOFIL ; mixes of French and Negro races ; question of becoming Creole ; ÒCreoleÓ by association ; difference between ÒCreoleÓ and ÒNew Orleans blackÓ