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				Joseph Anthony Riehl Collection
				Collection 15 Riehl, Joseph A. (1906-1989). Papers, 1921 [1939-1965] - 1988 4 feet Joseph Anthony Riehl was a long-time participant in the USL community as a student, faculty member, and administrator. He earned his Bachelor of Arts from Southwestern Louisiana Institute in 1926 and a Master of Arts from Georgetown University. He served as secretary for Senator Joseph E. Ransdell and took courses at George Washington University while in Washington D.C. At SLI - USL Riehl taught history and served at various times as Registrar, Dean of Men, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, Dean of Administration, and Dean of the University. The papers focus on various portions of Riehl's career in academia. There are several essays and collections of class notes from his graduate courses. Riehl was in charge of the Navy Training Program at SLI during World War II. The papers contain a great deal of information on the activities of the V-5 and V-12 programs. Materials in Sections I, III, VI and VII are arranged chronologically; those in Sections II, IV and V are alphabetical. These papers were donated to USL shortly after Riehl's retirement in 1965. Therefore there is little reflection of his subsequent work at the Lafayette General Hospital, as a volunteer in various community organizations, and as an active Catholic layman. For more material on Riehl's career at USL see his tape and transcript in the USL Oral History Collection. INDEX I    Personal Correspondence     1-1 through 2-12 II    Speeches     2-13 through 2-23 III    Academic Career     3-1 through 3-21 IV    SLI     4-1 through 4-8      See also Sections: VI, VII, IX, and 6-27 V    Civic Activities     4-9 through 4-13 VI    Appointment Books     Box 5, v. 1-15 VII    Grade Books     Box 5, v. 16-20 VIII    Miscellaneous     Box 6 IX    Navy V-12 Program     Boxes 7 - 10 INVENTORY I Personal correspondence 1-1 1939-1945 1-2 1945-1950 1-3 1951/52 1-4 1952/53 1-5 1953/54 1-6 1954/55 1-7 1955/56 1-8 1956/57 1-9 1957/58 1-10 1958/59 1-11 1959/60 1-12 1960/61 1-13 1961/62 2-1 1962/63 2-2 1963/64 2-3 1964/65 2-4 1965/66 2-5 Retirement, 1965 2-6     1980s 2-7 William O. Baldwin, 1949-1963 2-8 Clarence J. Bourg, American Sugar Cane League, 1949-1953 2-9 Will F. Chandler, 1949-1957 2-10 Joseph E. Ransdell, 1940, 1947-1954 2-11 Joe Robichaux, 1953-1957 2-12 Temple University, 1945 II Speeches 2-13 "The American Way: Voting and Elections" (Northside P.T.A.,      March 12, 1942) 2-14 Cathedral High School commencement (May 24, 1945) 2-15 Fourth of July address (1940) 2-16 Grand Prairie commencement (1943) 2-17 "Juvenile Problems from the Point of View of the College"      (n.d.) 2-18 Address to Lafayette Parish Teachers' Association, (n.d.) 2-19 Lions Club (Sept. 17, 1941) 2-20 Milton commencement (1940) 2-21 "Serving Wartime Needs" (n.d.) 2-22 Address to Theta Xi conference on scholarship (ca. 1951) 2-23     Radio and TV talks on history of SLI, V-12, etc., 1980s III Academic Career 3-1 S.L.I. Certificate of Admission, 1923 3-2 Georgetown University, 1933-1941, 1958, 1965 3-3 Law of real property outline, n.d. 3-4 "The Monroe Doctrine" n.d. 3-5 European Socialism, (George Washington University?) 1931 3-6 Economic Development of Modern Europe, George Washington      University, 1931 3-7 English history, George Washington University, 1931 3-8 "The United States of Europe: Difficulties of Its Realiza-      tion," Georgetown University School of Foreign Service,      1932 3-9 "Comparative Governments," Georgetown University School of      Foreign Service, 1932 3-10 "The Monroe Doctrine and the Panama Canal," M.A. thesis,      Georgetown University, 1933 3-11 "Recognition," Georgetown University, 1933 3-12 European history, S.L.I. extension course, 1934 3-13 "Comparative Governments," Georgetown University, 1936 3-14 "The Compromises in the Constitution," Georgetown Univer-      sity, 1936 3-15 "The Origin, Status and Achievement of the Permanent Court      of International Justice," Georgetown University, 1936 3-16 "The Permanent Court of International Justice: The Nature      of Its Jurisdiction," Georgetown University, 1936 Library of Congress. Division of Bibliography 3-17 "A List of Recent References on Proportional Representation      1920-1934." 3-18 "A Selected List of References to the Constitution of the      United States, with Special Reference to Present Day      Problems." 1935 3-19 "Centralization in the Government of the United States,      Including States Rights: A Bibliographical List." 1930 3-20 "Permanent Court of International Justice: References      Supplementing Previous Lists." 1928, 1930, 1931-32, 1934 3-21 "Updates to Bibliographies on the Permanent Court of      International Justice, the Schechter Poultry Case, and      Proportional Representation." 1936 IV Southwestern Louisiana Institute 4-1 Air Force ROTC curriculum, 1952 4-2 Air Force Generalized Curriculum (Proposed), 1952 4-3 The counseling system at SLI, 1941/42 4-4 Harry De La Rue retirement, 1956 4-5 Employment contracts, 1938-1946 4-6 Address of Governor Sam Jones, Student Body, S.L.I.,      Feb. 14, 1941 4-7 Petition for Phi Kappa Phi chapter, 1950 4-8 Photographs of buildings needing repairs - Martin Hall,      barracks, Farm Dormitories, Hamilton Hall V Civic Activities 4-9 Catholic School, 1955-1956 4-10 Knights of Columbus scholarship, 1958-1962 4-11 Lafayette Governmental Study Committee, 1962-1963 4-12 Price Control Board, Lafayette, 1946 4-13 Rotary Club of Lafayette, 1952-1964 VI Appointment Books 5 vol.1 1949 5 vol.2-15 1951-1964 VII Grade Books 5 vol.16 Summer 1940 5 vol.17 Fall 1940 5 vol.18 Spring 1943 5 vol.19 Fall 1948 5 vol.20 undated VIII Miscellaneous 6-1 Cathedral High School, Lafayette, 1921, 1938 6-2 Churchill Luncheon, Mayflower Hotel, Washington, D.C.,      Jan. 18, 1952 6-3 "Committee of the Vermilion." (Translated from Barde's      Histoire des Comites de Vigilance aux Attakapas) 6-4 "The Covenant of the League of Nations." World Peace      Foundation, 1935 6-5 Lewis W. Douglas. "There Is One Way Out." (Boston: Atlantic      Monthly Co., 1935) 6-6 Joel L. Fletcher. "Let's Keep the American Way." District      Council of Rotary International, n.d. 6-7 Honors and Awards 6-8 Humorous or inspirational material 6-9 Identification cards 6-10 "Invalidity of N.R.A. Codes." S.Doc. 65, 74th Cong, 1st      Sess. 6-11 Investments - Life insurance companies 6-12 Ben Kaplan. "Commencement - Of What?" Jeanerette High      School, May 29, 1941 6-13 Ben Kaplan. "Youth at the Crossroads." (ca. 1945) 6-14 John L. La Monte. "A Syllabus and Reading List to Accompany      Carl Stephenson's Modern History." (Harper & Brothers,      1936) 6-15 Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. "Lafayette, Louisiana: An      Industrial Survey." Nov. 1937 6-16 Samuel R. McKelvie. Commencement address, South Dakota      State College, Brookings, S.D., June 13, 1930 6-17 New Outlook. Alfred E. Smith, ed. v.161, no.1, Oct. 1932 6-18 Two pamphlets on international law by the A.B.A. Section of      International and Comparative Law, 1945 6-19 Joseph E. Ransdell. Speech to Subiaco Alumni, Subiaco,      Ark., May 6, 1940 6-20 Joseph E. Ransdell. Patriotic address, Erath, La., July 4,      1940 6-21 Fanny Anderson Riehl, 1957 Louisiana Mother of the Year 6-22 Hubert Rousel. "Celebration of Peace an Occasion for Proof      That It Is Understood." Aug. 1945 6-23 J. W. Sanders. "Louisiana - History 412 - An Outline for      Study." (ca. 1944) 6-24 "Study Manual for European History." (University of      Chicago, 1923) 6-25 Harold F. Taggert obituaries, 1965 6-26 United Nations, 1953 6-27 Photographs         Riehl in groups [all related to SLI-USL] IX Navy V-12 Program 7-1 Correspondence, 1942-1943 7-2 Correspondence, June-Oct. 1943 7-3 Correspondence, Oct. 1943-Feb. 1944 7-4 Correspondence, March-May 1944 7-5 Correspondence, June-Oct. 1944 7-6 Correspondence, Marine Corps, 1943-1944 7-7 Correspondence, Lt. Cmdr. Mode L. Stone, 1944 7-8 Correspondence, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds,      S.L.I., 1943-1945 7-9 S.L.I. buildings used 7-10 "The Marine Detachment in Review," Summer 1944 (Cover      title, "SLI Marines") 8-1 Class records, 1943-1944 8-2 Class records, 1943-1944 8-3 Class records, 1943-1944 8-4 Navy and Marine rosters, July 1943-March 1945 term 8-5 Rosters, 1943 8-6 Rosters, 1944 8-7 Rosters, 1945 8-8 Marine detachment rosters, 1943-1944 9-1 Excuses for absence from class 9-2 Purchase orders and requisitions 9-3 Official forms 9-4 History; Questions and Answers; List of Approved Colleges 9-5 Manual, June 1943 (Office copy) 9-6 Manual, June 1943 (Committee copy) 9-7 Regulations, S.L.I. unit 9-8 Regulations 10-1 Bulletins, 1943 10-2 Bulletins, 1943 10-3 Bulletins, 1944 10-4 Bulletins, 1944-1945 Transferred to E. L. Stephens Presidential Papers, A 01:     N.Y.A., 1936-1937 (1 folder)     State Board of Education, 1936-1937 (2 folders)

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