This collection contains local and international club records, correspondence, district conference information, programs, bulletins, and miscellaneous materials.

This collection contains correspondence (much in French), school notebooks (in French), cashbook records, family biographical information, and miscellaneous materials. The financial records include one volume from a medical association in the 1910s and several volumes from a boarding house. There is no indication who owned or ran that business.

This collection consists of personal files. The majority of this collection deals with Health and Physical Education locally and nationally and with the College of Education Alumni Chapter. Types of files included are correspondence, conference programs, meeting agendas for various committees, and media files.

This collection contains working files of FFAMI arranged alphabetically and scrapbooks for the organization.

Maizie Thibeaux, founder and director of the Family and Friends for the Mentally Ill, donated the collection.

Health Exhibit Train, Louisiana State Board of Health. “Schedule over Southern Pacific Hauled Free through Courtesy of Management of the Southern Pacific. You are cordially invited to Visit the Train. We want pure food, pure drugs, better doctors, cleaner homes and better living for the individual and for the state.” FYLER, N.D. (oversize)

This collection contains correspondence, reports, passbook and membership cards, benefit booklets for the Pension Trust Fund and other miscellaneous materials as well. There is also some material from the Louisiana AFL-CIO especially regarding political issues and opposition to Right-to-Work Law. This collection was donated by Carl R. Froitzheim. See Collection 77 for photographs.

This collection contains photographs, articles, correspondence, and scrapbooks that were collected by members of Teche Action Clinic. Many of these materials relate to the St. Mary Parish Health Unit and Franklin Health Council.

Dr. Gary Wiltz, CEO of Teche Action Clinic, donated the digitized version of this collection with the help of Phebe Hayes.