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repositoryClemson University Libraries Special Collections

CreatorJohnson, Floyd Drayton, 1916-1984

titleFloyd Drayton Johnson Papers

IDMss.0094

Date [inclusive]1939-1984

Extent10.0 cubic feet

LanguageEnglish

abstractThis collection consists primarily of material whichJohnson collected and created during his career ineducation with York County School District #1 as ateacher of agricultural education and later as districtsuperintendent. Johnson served on several advisorycommittees and organizations supporting agriculturaland vocational education and was appointed toPresident Kennedy's Panel of Consultants to studytechnical and vocational education in America.

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BIographICaL notE

Floyd Drayton Johnson was born October 10, 1916 inHolbert's Cove, Saluda Township, Polk County, North

taBLE of ContEntS

Summary Information

Biographical Note

Scope and Content Note

Arrangement

Administrative Information

Related Materials

Controlled Access Headings

Collection Inventory

York Years

Panel of consultants

American VocationalAssociation

National VocationalAgricultural TeachersAssociation

Printed material

Artifacts, certificates,diplomas, plaques

Photographs



Carolina. Though from a poor farm family, through thegenerosity of a benefactor he was able to attend Mars HillCollege and later Clemson University where he received aB.S. degree in Vocational Agricultural Education in 1939and a M.S. in Agricultural Education in 1960. In 1977,Johnson received an Education Specialist degree fromWinthrop College. Upon the completion of hisundergraduate degree, he began his teaching career withthe York County, South Carolina schools, initially asAgriculture Teacher (1939-1974), Supervisor of VocationalEducation (1974-1975), and later as Superintendent ofYork District One (1975-1980). It was during his first yearin York that he met and married the former Ann ElizabethMcCollum of McColl, South Carolina.During his entire teaching career, Johnson was active incounty, state, and national professional educationassociations. He served as President of the NationalVocational Agricultural Teachers Association (NVATA)1960-61, the American Vocational Association (AVA) 1967-68, the South Carolina Vocational Agricultural TeachersAssociation (SCVATA), as well as treasurer and boardmember of the South Carolina Vocational Association. Hewas awarded life memberships in both the NVATA and theAVA and in 1961 was awarded the American FarmerDegree by the Future Farmers of America, the highestaward given by that organization. Of particular significancewas his appointment in 1961 to President Kennedy's Panelof Consultants on Vocational Education. Therecommendations of the Panel served as the basis for thepassage of the Vocational Education Act of 1963. Duringthe 1965/66 academic year, Johnson took a leave ofabsence from his teaching position to serve as AgriculturalConsultant and Director of Manpower Development andTraining Act (MDTA) for the State Committee on TechnicalEducation. During this year, programs in agriculturaltechnology were established at three technical educationcenters in South Carolina. In 1976, the Floyd D. JohnsonVocational Center at York Comprehensive High School wasdedicated in his honor. Throughout his career, Johnsonwas active in civic, church, and community life and wasdedicated to the growth of vocational education. Afterserving the school district of York County for nearly 42years, Johnson retired from his position as superintendentof York County School District #1, in June of 1980. He andhis wife 'Libby' were able to enjoy a few years ofretirement together before his death on November 19,1984.


SCopE anD ContEnt notE

The Johnson Papers document primarily Floyd Johnson'sactivities in agricultural and vocational education in York



County, his association with the National VocationalAgricultural Teachers Association (NVATA), the AmericanVocational Association (AVA), and as a member ofPresident Kennedy's Panel of Consultants to studytechnical and vocational education.


arrangEmEnt

The collection is arranged in series as follows:1) York Years 1939-19842) Panel of Consultants 1960-19634) American Vocational Association 1954-19693) National Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association1952-19845) Printed Material 1954-1977In the first series, information about Floyd Johnson'scareer as teacher of agriculture and later assuperintendent of York District #1 is arrangedalphabetically in a subject file. While very active in histeaching career, Johnson served on committees and wasactively involved in organizations instrumental in theimplementation and growth of vocational and technicaleducation programs in the state of South Carolina.The Panel of Consultants series contains informationregarding the work of the Panel in the study of vocationaland technical education in America. Included in this seriesis the final report of the panel and Johnson's view of theimplications of this study on agriculture. The Panel studiedaspects of vocational and technical education includingadministration of programs, occupational and technicaltraining, equal opportunities for vocational education,vocational education in agriculture, distributive educationand other youth clubs, and the financing of vocationaleducation programs. The American Vocational Associationseries contains organizational information on theassociation and documents Johnson's involvement in theorganization throughout his career. Founded in 1925, theassociation is a federation of state vocational associationsdedicated to the promotion and development ofvocational, technical and practical arts education. Johnsonwas a member of this organization for over 40 years.During his years of association with the AVA, he heldnumerous offices including President of AVA from 1967-1968. In 1977, Floyd Johnson was named "OutstandingVocational Educator of the Year" by the AVA at its annualconvention in Atlantic City, NJ and was awarded a lifemembership in the organization.Similar to the AVA series, though larger, the National



Vocational Agricultural Teachers Association (NVATA)series contains organizational information, convention,executive committee, and board of directors meetingminutes. Johnson served as alternate and Regional Vice-President and NVATA President, 1960-61. The NVATA wasfounded in 1973, and Johnson was awarded lifemembership in this association.The Printed Material series contains primarily annotatedpublications that were received as a group when thepapers were donated to the libraries. Publications andother printed materials that were received within thecollection were left in place, where appropriate. ThePrinted Material series should be consulted for possiblepublications generated by organizations or committeesJohnson was associated with.


aDmInIStratIvE InformatIon

publication Information

Clemson University Libraries Special Collections 2010August 9

restrictions on use

There are no restrictions on the use of this materialbeyond those of Special Collections.

provenance

These papers were donated to the Special Collections unitby Robert and William Johnson, sons of Floyd Johnson, in1987.

processing Information

This register was prepared by Karen Ellenberg in 1988.The conversion of this finding aid to Encoded ArchivalDescription format was made possible with a grant fromthe South Carolina State Historical Records Advisory Boardin 2009-2010. The finding aid was prepared for encodingby Virengia Houston.


rELatED matErIaLS

Separated material



1. Monographs-removed to main library collection.Clark, Harold F. and Harold S. Sloan. Classrooms in theStores: An Account of Education and Research InAmerican Retailing. Missouri: Roxbury Press, 1962.Clark, Harold F. and Harold S. Sloan. Classrooms in theFactories: An Account of Educational Activities conductedby American Industry. New Jersey: Fairleigh DickinsonUniv., 1960.2. Government Documents-removed to Public Documents.U.S. Congress. Senate. Subcommittee on Education,Committee on\ Labor and Public Welfare. Notes andWorking Papers Concerning the Administration ofPrograms under Vocational Act of 1963, Public Law 88-210, As Amended. 90th Cong., 2nd sess., 1968.3. University Archives-A number of Clemson Universitypublications were removed to the University Archives.


ControLLED aCCESS hEaDIngS

personal name(s)

Hemphill, R. W.Johnson, RobertJohnson, WilliamJohnston, Olin D., (Olin Dewitt), 1896-1965McNair, Robert E., (Robert Evander), 1923-2007Thurmond, Strom, 1902-2003

Subject(s)

Education--South Carolina.Technical education--United States.Vocational education--United States.


CoLLECtIon InvEntory

york years 1939-1984 3.5 cubic feetScope and Contents note

This series consists of material arranged alphabetically in asubject file according to the title of the folder. Within eachfolder, items are arranged chronologically. Floyd Johnson'scareer as teacher of agriculture and later assuperintendent of York School District #1 is documented inthis series. In addition to his career in education, the



series contains information on the various committees andorganizations he was associated with while he worked forthe growth of vocational and technical education in thestate of South Carolina. Of particular interest may be hiswork as Agricultural Consultant and Director of ManpowerDevelopment and Training Act for the State Committee onTechnical Education and his association with the YorkCounty School Study Committee. Legislativecorrespondence (folder #31) includes letters from StromThurmond, Olin D. Johnston, Robert E. McNair, and RobertW. Hemphill.

Controlled access headingspersonal name(s)

Hemphill, R. W.Johnston, Olin D., (Olin Dewitt), 1896-1965McNair, Robert E., (Robert Evander), 1923-2007Thurmond, Strom, 1902-2003

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Awards and Certificates 1 1

Biographical Information

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Biographical Information 1 2

Clippings 1 3

Resume June 1980 1 4

Clemson university

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Agriculture 1954-1962 1 5

Cameron EducationFoundation March-December 1963

1 6

College of Education/EndowmentCommittee 1983-1984

1 7

Iptay 1 8

Iptay, Clippings 1 9

Iptay, Correspondence 1965-1983 1 10



Thesis Copy Fall 1959 1 11

Thesis/Bound 1960 1 12

Clippings

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Agricultural Change 1980-1984 1 13

American vs. Russian Agriculture 1 14

Bicentennial Information July 4,1976

1 15

Christmas 1 16

Education 1980 1 17

Farm Programs 1959-1962 1 18

Farm Programs 1969-1970 2 19

Food Supplies 1972-1980 2 20

Holidays 2 21

Industrial Development July-August,1980

2 22

July 4th 2 23

Leadership June 1980-June 1981 2 24

Miscellaneous 1971 2 25

Miscellaneous 1974-1976 2 26

Prayer 2 27

School Taxes 1974 2 28

Tax Reform 1980 2 29

2 30



Thanksgiving

Correspondence

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Correspondence/Legislative 1963-1967

2 31

Undated-1983 2 32

Education

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3-Year Teaching Plan 1954-1955 2 33

School Desegregation 1965 2 34

"The Teacher's Task" 1969-1970 2 35

"Unified Vocational Program forAgricultural and IndustrialActivities" January 21, 1970

2 36

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Extension-Agronomy and SoilConservation Committee 1974

2 37

Farm Bureau 2 38

farm City Week

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Undated, 1957-1959 3 39

1960-1963 3 40

1964-1965 3 41

1966-1967 3 42

1968-1969 3 43

1970-1979 3 44

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Ford Farm Forum-"The Myth of theVanishing Farmer" Report No. 1 JohnStrohm 1960

3 45

Notes and Correspondence 1960-1961 3 46

ffa

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Annual Convention-Puerto Rico May23-24, 1960

3 47

Honorary American FarmerDegree October 1961

3 48

manpower advisory

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Committee February 1967-June 1969 3 49

Comprehensive Plan FY 1970 3 50

Comprehensive Plan FY 1972 3 51

Planning System FY 1969 3 52

Planning System II FY 1969 3 53

Publication 1969 4 54

Publication 1971 4 55

Resources Available FY 1971 4 56

Speeches 1965-1966, undated 4 57

Work Force Estimates May 1972 4 58

Work Force Estimates June 1973 4 59

Work Force Estimates June 1974 4 60

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Mars Hill College-Alumni 4 61



Information 1962-1967

Mineral Resources CommissionCorrespondence 1960-1965

4 62

National Education Association AtlanticCity Convention June 1961

4 63

Project View November 1970 4 64

Public Relations for Agriculture July-August 1971

4 65

Retirement Information Spring 1980 4 66

Rotary Club Information 4 67

resource Conservation and Development

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Project Plan-Crossroads ofHistory 1969

5 68

Crossroads of History May 1969 5 69

Crossroads of History 1971-1974 5 70

Southern Regional Conference.Agricultural Education-Charleston,SC April 9-13, 1962

5 71

Speech material

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Undated 5 72-74

1940's 5 75

1950-1955 5 76

1956-1959 5 77

July 1959 5 78

1960-1962 6 79



Radio Broadcast undated-1963 6 80

1963-1966 6 81

Radio Broadcast 1964-1965, 1967 6 82

1967-1982 6 83

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State Committee for TechnicalEducation 1966-1967

6 84

Statements

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House Agriculture Committee August10, 1962

6 85

Surface Transportation Committee-Supporting S.1061 May 1963

6 86

Fair Competition Bills H.R.4700 1962-1963

6 87

Before the General Subcommittee onEducation-(R. D. Anderson).Evaluation of Vocational Act of1963 June 1966

6 88

Before General EducationSubcommittee-(Lowell Burkett)Supporting H.R. 16460, 16461,16710 May 1, 1968

6 89

Superintendents

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(South Carolina) Association ofSchool 1979-1980

7 90

York District One 1975-1982 7 91-94

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Superintendent's Travel/DistrictOne 1976-1978

7 95



State Election/Correspondence andClippings Fall 1978

7 96

technical Education

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Advisory Committeefor AgriculturalTechnology I 1965

7 97

Advisory Committee II May-June1966

7 98

Advisory Committee III 1967-1971 7 99

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Technician Training I June 1962 7 100

Agricultural Technology 1964 7 101

vocational association

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Georgia (no date) 8 102

Kansas-Annual Convention February1968

8 103

North Dakota October 1967 8 104

South Carolina 1967-1972 8 105

vocational Education-advisory Council

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South Carolina-BackgroundInformation undated

8 106

Handbook undated 8 107

November 1968-May 1970 8 108

June-November 1970 8 109

Correspondence March 1969-February 1973

8 110



Annual Reports (National ) 1969-1971

8 111

Folio October 1970 8 112

Evaluation FY 1970 8 113

State Plan for Vocational Education 8 114

Publication July 1971 9 115

Vocational and Technical Education inSouth Carolina October 1971

9 116

Publication November 1971 9 117

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Vocational Education Amendments of1968

9 118

vocational tech Education

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Council January 1972 9 119

Meeting January 14, 1972 9 120

Annual Report 1972-1973 9 121

Annual Report 1977-1978 9 122

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Vocational and Technical Education-Senate Hearings April 4, 1979

9 123

Winthrop Request 1981 9 124

york Comprehensive high School and vocational CenterDedication

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1976 9 125



1977 9 126

1979 9 127

1980 9 128

Course Description Booklet 1980 9 129

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York-County wide Advisory Committeeon Education-Notes andCorrespondence 1968-1969

10 130

York County School Study Committee-Report I April 1969

10 131

York District One-Practicum inAdministration and Supervision-Guidelines for Implementing VocationalEducation Program Offerings for YorkDistrict One November 1977

10 132

york School District one

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1977 10 133

In Service Day August 21, 1978 10 134

Vocational Education FundingPlan September 1978

10 135

Floyd D. Johnson Vocational CenterAdvisory Council 1980-1981

10 136

Floyd D. Johnson Vocational CenterAdvisory Council 1982-1984

10 137


panel of consultants 1960-1963 2.0 cubic feetScope and Contents note

This series consists of chronologically arranged notes,



correspondence, minutes and reports for consideration bythe Panel of Consultants to study vocational and technicaleducation in the United States. Appointed by PresidentJohn F. Kennedy in 1961, members of the Panel servedfrom October 1961 through November 1962. Most of theinformation deals with actual material that the 25-memberpanel was given to review in order to makerecommendations on vocational and technical education.The final report of the panel is included in this series aswell as its preliminary drafts. The recommendations of thePanel of Consultants served as the basis for the passage ofthe Vocational Education Act of 1963.

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Preliminary statements forPanel Undated

11 1

Panel Information Undated 11 2

Correspondence and notes

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1960-May 1962 11 3

June 1962-1963 11 4

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Press Release January 19, 1961 11 5

"Vocational Education in the NextDecade July 1961

11 6

Notebook-Part I November 9, 1961 11 7

First Panel Meeting November 9-11,1961

11 8

Summary Report 1962 11 9

Conference March 1962 11 10

"Social Dynamite" March 1962 11 11

Presentation to Panel March 9, 1962 11 12

Administration of Vocational 11 13



Education April 1962

Publication for Evaluation byPanel April 18, 1962

12 14

"The Smith-Hughes Act in theMaking." April 20, 1962

12 15

Title VIII Programs May 1962 12 16

Meetings May 3-5, 1962 12 17

"Occupational Training andRetraining." May 15, 1962

12 18

Home Economics June 1962 12 19

Miscellaneous-Trade andIndustrialEducation June 1962

12 20

"Technical Training in the U.S." June1962

12 21

Report on Unemployment-U.S.Commission on Civil Rights June 15,1962

12 22

"Problems Related to EqualOpportunities for VocationalEducation" June 18, 1962

12 23

Vocational Education inAgriculture June 20, 1962

13 24

Discussion of the Brademas Bill.Technical Education News June 22,1962

13 25

Research in Vocational Education June29, 1962

13 26

Conference Agenda-CommitteeAssignments July 1962

13 27

"Vocational Education in the LargeCities of America." July 1962

13 28



Conference July 14-17, 1962 13 29

Distributive Education. Education forOffice Occupations. Guidance andCounseling July 16, 1962

13 30

Federal Financing of VocationalEducation July 23, 1962

13 31

Youth Clubs I-Future Homemakers ofAmerica July 26, 1962

13 32

Youth Clubs II-Future Farmers ofAmerica July 26, 1962

13 33

Youth Clubs III-Distributive EducationClubs of America July 26, 1962

13 34

Youth Clubs IV-Vocational IndustrialStudent Organizations July 26, 1962

13 35

Vocational Education in AmericanSociety-Report August 4, 1962

13 36

Reports for Consideration August 7,1962

13 37

Revised Outline and Part of FinalReport August 31, 1962

14 38

Report-Draft of Part III, "The Need forChange." September 5, 1962

14 39

Materials provided for consideration onVocational and TechnicalEducation September 14, 1962

14 40

Report-Preliminary Draft for PanelReview-"Vocational Education inAmerican Society." September 15-17,1962

14 41

Panel Report, Part I September 28,1962

14 42

Report submitted to Panel forConsideration September-October,

14 43



1962

Preliminary Draft of Report October 6-7, 1962

14 44

Panel Report-Revised copy of Parts II,III, & IV October 22, 1962

14 45

Report-"Education for A ChangingWorld of Work: Challenge to a FreeSociety." (Draft) October 27-28, 1962

14 46

Summary Report November 1, 1962 15 47

Report-Part I November 19, 1962 15 48

Report-Part II November 1962 15 49

Final Report, pp. 1-240 November1962

15 50

Final Report, Sections A1-D84 November 1962

15 51

Report Final Form-and follow-upreport November 27, 1962

15 52

Summary Report-PresidentialVocational Committee March 1963

15 53

"Vocational Teacher Looks at theReport." July 22-August 2, 1963

15 54


american vocational association 1954-1969 1.0 cubicfeetScope and Contents note

This series is arranged alphabetically in a subject fileaccording to the title of the folder and documentsJohnson's association with the American VocationalAssociation. Serving as President from 1967-78, he wasthe first classroom teacher to serve in this capacity for theassociation. The series contains correspondence,convention notes and other information related to



Johnson's association with the AVA.

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Awards Committee Information 1965-1967

16 1

Convention Travelogues 1954, 1960 16 2

Convention

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55th Annual December 7, 1961 16 3

56th Annual December 1962 16 4

Cleveland, OH, Notes andCorrespondence December 1967

16 5

Dallas, TX December 9-10, 1968 16 6

Correspondence, (Congratulatory Letters)

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1967 16 7

1964-1968 16 8

1970-1982 16 9

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Expenses May 1964-July 1969 16 10

minutes

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Board of Directors Meeting-Washington, DC May 14, 1965

16 11

Board of Directors Meeting-Cleveland,OH November 29-December 8, 1967

16 12

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Newsletters (Member-Gram) Fall 1970-Summer 1977

17 13



officers

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Executive Secretary-Selection March1965

17 14

Mary P. Allen, Director of PublicInformation 1966-1967

17 15

Elections 1966-1968 17 16

Dr. Mobley, ExecutiveSecretary 1967

17 17

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Operational Policies 1939-1967 17 18

Publication-"The Concept ofPoverty," June 4, 1965

17 19

Reports December 1967 17 20

"School Administrator and VocationalEducation"-Revision July 1964

17 21

Speeches

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1963 17 22

1967-1968 17 23

Statements

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F. D. Johnson Before SenateSubcommittee-Hearings on S.1125and Related Bills August 14, 1967

17 24

Before Senate Subcommittee-Hearings on S.3099 April 3, 1968

17 25

Before House Subcommittee-Hearingson H.R. 16460 May 1, 1968

17 26

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Study #1, "Services and/or Functionsthat should be carried out by theFederal Agency AdministeringVocational Education 1967

17 27


national vocational agricultural teachersassociation 1952-1984 2.0 cubic feetScope and Contents note

In this series, folders 1-13 (Box 1) are arrangedalphabetically by subject. This section consists primarily ofnotes, speech material, clippings and correspondencerelated to the NVATA. Folders 15 and following arearranged chronologically by date and contain annualconvention and executive committee minutes for theNVATA. Johnson participated in the conventions for whichminutes are available in this series.

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Annual Program of Work 1964-1966 18 1

Brochures and Related Information 18 2

Clippings-Miscellaneous 18 3

Correspondence 1956-1961 18 4

Congratulatory Letters 1960-1961 18 5

publications

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"News And Views" April 1968-August1977

18 6

Vocational Education February 1960 18 7

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Speeches April 1958-July 1962 18 8

Speech material

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undated 18 9

July 1959-Fall 1962 18 10

vocational agricultural teachers association

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Kentucky April 1963 18 11

Pennsylvania June 1963 18 12

Texas August 1961 18 13

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Executive Committee-Denver,Colorado November 1957

18 14

Convention, Philadelphia,Pennsylvania July 31-August 9, 1957

18 15

Executive Committee-Buffalo, NewYork August 1958

18 16

Executive Committee-Chicago,Illinois November 1958

18 17

Executive Committee and 11th AnnualConvention, Chicago, Illinois December2-11, 1959

18 18

Executive Committee-Lincoln,Nebraska July 19-21, 1960

19 19

Executive Committee and 12th AnnualConvention, Los Angeles,California November 30-December 9,1960

19 20

Annual Report-12th AnnualConvention, Los Angeles,California December 3-9, 1960

19 21

Executive Committee-Washington,DC July 10-13, 1961

19 22

Executive Committee and 13th Annual 19 23



Convention, Kansas City,Missouri November 29-December 8,1961

Annual Report-13th AnnualConvention, Kansas City,Missouri December 2-8, 1961

19 24

14th Annual Convention, Milwaukee,Wisconsin November 29-December 6,1962

20 25

16th Annual Convention, Minneapolis,Minnesota December 3-10, 1964

20 26

17th Annual Convention, Miami Beach,Florida December 2-10, 1965

20 27

19th Annual Convention, Cleveland,Ohio December 2-8, 1967

20 28

20th National Convention Dallas,Texas December 7-13, 1968

20 29

22nd Annual Convention-New Orleans,Louisiana December 5-9, 1970

20 30


20 31

25th Annual Convention-Atlanta,Georgia December 1-5, 1973

20 32


20 33

26th Annual Convention-New Orleans,Louisiana December 6-11, 1974

20 34

27th Annual Convention-Anaheim,California December 5-10, 1975

20 35


21 36

28th Annual Convention-Houston,Texas December 3-8, 1976

21 37



Executive Committee-Lincoln,Nebraska February 20-22, 1977; July4-7, 1977

21 38

29th Annual Convention-AnnualReport-Atlantic City, NewJersey December 2-7, 1977

21 39

29th Annual Convention-Atlantic City,New Jersey December 2-6, 1977

21 40

Board of Directors Meetings-Lincoln,Nebraska February 11-13, 1978; July3-6, 1978

21 41

Board of Directors Meetings-Lincoln,Nebraska February 3-5, 1979; July 18-21, 1979

21 42

30th Annual Convention-Dallas,Texas December 2-5, 1979

21 43

Annual Report, 32nd AnnualConvention-New Orleans,Louisiana December 5-9, 1980

21 44

32nd Annual Convention-New Orleans,Louisiana December 5-9, 1980

21 45

Board of Directors Meetings-Alexandria, Virginia January 31-February 3, 1981; July 16-18, 1981

22 46

Annual Report, 33rd AnnualConvention-Atlanta, Georgia December4-8, 1981

22 47

33rd Annual Convention-Atlanta,Georgia December 4-8, 1981

22 48

Appendices for the Minutes (1981) 22 49

Board of Directors Meetings-Alexandria, Virginia January 21-23,1982; July 23-26, 1982

22 50

Board of Directors Meetings-Alexandria, Virginia January 20-24,

22 51



1983

Board of Directors Alexandria,Virginia July 22-24, 1983

22 52

Board of Directors Meetings and 35thAnnual Convention-Anaheim,California December 2-6, 1983

22 53

Board of Directors Meetings-Alexandria, Virginia January 19-21,1984

22 54

Board of Directors Meetings-Alexandria, Virginia July 12-14, 1984

22 55


printed material 1954-1977 1.5 cubic feetScope and Contents note

This series contains printed material related to othersubject areas but received as a separate section in thecollection. Most of the material is annotated by Johnson. Inaddition to material directly related to subject areas inother series, articles on Johnson from the AmericanVocational Journal, and the South Carolina Young Farmerand Future Farmer Magazine can also be found in thisseries. The folders are arranged alphabetically by subjector publication title.

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Agrarian-Article on Floyd D. Johnson 23 1

Agricultural Education-articles on FloydD. Johnson

23 2

Agricultural Education NationalSeminar Report

23 3

Agriculture Education 23 4

agriculture teachers-Directory

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1959 23 5



1960 23 6

1961 23 7

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Agricultural Technicians July 1964 23 8

Alpha Zeta News 1968 23 9

american vocational association

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40th Annual Convention Program 23 10



51st Annual Convention Program 23 13

52nd Annual Convention Program 23 14

53rd Annual Convention Program 23 15






62nd Annual Convention Program 24 21


Journal-Articles on Floyd D. Johnson 24 23

Education

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Agriculture June 19-22, 1962 24 24

Drop-outs 1971 24 25

High School Credit Courses 1970 24 26

Occupational Training August 1971 24 27

Opportunity 1965 24 28

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Farm-City Committee/"Youth FindsOut" undated

24 29

Future Farmers of America-Article onFloyd D. Johnson 1954

24 30

national vocational agricultural teachers association

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Convention Programs 1954 24 31

Professional Leadership andService 1973

24 32

panel of Consultants

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Federal Legislation for VocationalEducation June 1962

24 33

Technical Training in the UnitedStates, Appendix 1 1963

25 34

Manpower in Farming, AppendixII 1963

25 35

Appendix III 1963 25 36

Summary Report 1961 25 37

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Technical Education Undated 25 38



Southern UnderprivilegedWorkers 1966

25 39

Vocational Act of 1963 andAmendments 1963 1968

25 40

vocational agriculture

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Annual State Conferences 1964-65 25 41

North Carolina 1961 25 42

South Carolina 1964 25 43

vocational Education

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July 1970 25 44

Advisory Council Report 1968 25 45

Advisory Council 1970 25 46

Agriculture 1961 25 47

Amendments of 1968 FY 1970 25 48

Amendments of 1968 FY 1972 26 49

Counselors Serving DisadvantagedYouth 1963

26 50

South Carolina 1917-1950 26 51

South Carolina March 1963 26 52

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Vocational and Technical EducationAdvisory Council 1972-1980

26 53-59

york Comprehensive high School

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26 60



Education Specifications September1969

Vocational Education Programs 1969 26 61


artifacts, certificates, diplomas, plaques

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Certificate, Degree of Honorary AmericanFarmer, Future Farmers of America October 11,1961

27

Certificate, Educational Specialist, WinthropCollege December 17, 1977

27

Certificate, Honorary Membership, Alpha TauAlpha October 14, 1964

27

Certificate, Honor Award, York County EducationAssociation 1974

27

Certificate, Life Membership, AmericanVocational Association, Inc. December 9, 1965

27

Certificate, Recognition for Distinguished Serviceas Vice President for Agricultural Education,American Vocational Association December 8,1966

27

Certificate, Recognition for Service, York SchoolDistrict One 1980

27

Certificate, Teacher of Teachers Bronze Award,National Vocational Agricultural Teachers'Association, Inc. July 13, 1967

27

Diploma, Bachelor of Science, VocationalAgricultural Education, Clemson AgriculturalCollege June 5, 1939

27

Diploma, Master of Science, AgriculturalEducation, Clemson Agricultural College January29, 1960

27



Fountain pen used by Lyndon B. Johnson to signthe Vocational Education Act of 1963. Presentedto Floyd Johnson by Lyndon Johnson 1963

27

IPTAY bumper sticker undated 27

IPTAY Representative patch 27

Plaque, IPTAY Representative Award Winner,Clemson University 1980-1982

27

Plaque, "Mr. Clemson, Floyd D. Johnson,Superintendent of Schools, York District#1" Undated

27

Plaque, Outstanding Service to VocationalEducation in South Carolina, South CarolinaVocational Association April 18, 1975

27

Plaque, Outstanding Service Award, AmericanVocational Association December 3, 1977

27


photographs

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American Vocational AssociationAnnual Convention, Cleveland,OH December 4-8, 1967 17.0 item(s)

28 1

American Vocational AssociationMiscellaneous 10.0 item(s)

28 2

Future Farmers of America 4.0item(s)

28 3

Miscellaneous 28 4

NVATA 10.0 item(s) 28 5

Panel of Consultants, IncludingPresidents Kennedy and Johnson 7.0item(s)

28 6



Retirement 1980 3.0 item(s) 28 7

Texas-VATA 28 8


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