Box 1

Resumes and curricula vitae written for personal use as well as for publication in a variety of directories (e.g., Marquis Who's Who).

A master's thesis entitled "A comparative study of the early morphogenesis of the central nervous system in sus domesticus, with quantitative observations of embryos of the stages between 5 and 15 mm" submitted by Fr. Bauer for his MS in biology at St. Joseph's College.

A doctoral thesis entitled "Effect of lowered body temperature on hemolysin production and maintenance" submitted by Fr. Bauer for his PhD in biology at Princeton.

Papers related to Fr. Bauer's Jesuit life from his entrance into the Society (1935) to his final vows (1951). Includes a copy of his first mass (1944).

Talks prepared for Days of Recollection at the Woman's Medical College of Pennsylvania where Fr. Bauer was a lecturer in ethics (1953-1958).

Photographs of Fr. Bauer with many from his first mass and ordination (1944).

Certificates, citations, fellowships, and awards presented to Fr. Bauer.

Letters to Fr. Bauer from fellow Jesuits and friends as well as correspondence from Jesuit universities asking him for recommendations, to serve on search committees, or to apply for administrative positions. Further, there are a considerable number of letters from William T. Cahill, his former classmate at St. Joseph's College and Governor of New Jersey.