Erle V. Dalmer, a white female teacher from Loudoun County, Virginia, was born on May 20, 1903, standing at 5ft 4in and weighing 114 pounds. She had a strong physical condition and was affiliated with the Presbyterian church. Dalmer attended Spring Hill High School and then the S.T.C. in Harrisonburg from 1925-1927, earning a total of 31 1/3 college credits. She possessed musical abilities and could coach basketball. Her teaching career began in 1927 at Neersville, teaching all grades with a salary of $400. With a service record evaluating her qualifications in various aspects, Dalmer was regarded as a competent and dedicated educator, showing excellence in many areas of teaching and community involvement. Her total score on the scorecard in relation to her performance in the 1927-1928 session was 89 out of 100, reflecting her high standards and commitment to her profession.
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Erle V. Dalmer, Loudoun County, Virginia, teacher, Presbyterian, Spring Hill High School, S.T.C., musical abilities, basketball coach, Neersville, dedicated educator