Box 1

Lists of Johnson’s campus visits, timelines, and an analysis of his attire to help with matching unlabeled photographs to the appropriate visit. Includes an updated list of his campus visits - offical and unoffical.

Typescript and newspaper clippings about Johnson ancestry, youth, and his family life.

Heavy pink colored paper with etched images and related notes.

Copywork photographs of young Lyndon and his family.

Copywork negatives and photographs.

Photographs and copywork negatives, many of which appear to be official press photos. Two images from the Associated Press (AP) document Johnson's honorary doctor of laws degree (May 1962) and the quad as it appeared when Johnson first took office (December 1963).

Of special note is one mounted photograph inscribed "To Dean Alfred H. Nolle - with highest esteem, Lyndon Johnson" (oversize).

Prints and copywork of T. Cay Rowe's favorite photograph of LBJ, nicknamed the "John Wayne" portrait.

Copywork and postcard of LBJ paintings/portraits.

Contact sheet and four negative frames of the LBJ bust at the presidential library.

Prints of Claudia "Lady Bird" Johnson.

Typescripts describing Johnson’s college activities, clippings, and signage.

Copies of Johnson’s college entrance cards, pledge, teachers permanent certificate, diploma, and transcript.

Copywork of Johnson from the student yearbook (Pedagog) and the student newspaper (College Star).

Article about and reprints of Johnson’s editorials when he served as the editor of the student newspaper, the College Star.

Clippings related to Johnson’s year of teaching at the Welhausen Elementary School in Cotulla, Texas.

College Star articles regarding Johnson's career path.

College Star articles detailing Johnson's role in getting PWA funding for the campus ALS (Auditorium-Laboratory School) building. This building served as the campus elementary school; when the campus schools ended in the 1960s it was renamed the Evans Liberal Arts building.

News clipping and photographs. Johnson addressed a joint assembly of the public school and college students in the new ALS auditorium. Photograph of 4 men: Dr. Cavness (President of San Marcos Baptist Academy), Ed Cape (local banker), LBJ, Dr. Evans (President of SWT).

Typescript.

Clippings and commencement program.