University of Mississippi - Ole Miss Yearbook (Oxford, MS)

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Hlllllllll JUHNSHN S. JOHNS '55 -'df lfapahle and willing as an exeeutive, likahle as a man, Paul Burney Johnson has risen to the governors Chair as the natural culmination of a sureessful eareer as a statesman. llharaeteristie of the people he represents, he is ruggedly honest, plainly outspoken. With his keen appre- eiation of knowledge, it is fitting that he he Ex-offirio President of the Board of Trustees. I-l man who all his life has done things, Governor Johnson yet finds great delight in his friends, in sports, in his home life. A former memher of Congress and a lawyer of Southwide reputation, he is well eguipped to give to Mississippi an administration that will he ranked with the hest . . . Eraeious and modest, lVlrs. Johnson has endeared herself to all who have heen associated with her. Her warm personality makes her a charming first lady, whose friendship is desired hy all who know her. fllll A SIJCCESSIZIH AIIMINISTIIAIIIIN

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