This document reflects the teaching career of Mrs. Cornelia Maupin Hall in Loudoun County, Virginia in the mid-20th century. Mrs. Hall, a Methodist and graduate of Quadison College with a B.S. degree, taught math and social science to 6th and 7th grade students at Lincoln School in 1945-46. She received positive evaluations for her punctuality, cooperation, and attitude. However, her teaching career was interrupted for family reasons.
This document reflects the teaching career of Mrs. Cornelia Maupin Hall in Loudoun County, Virginia in the mid-20th century. Mrs. Hall, a Methodist and graduate of Quadison College with a B.S. degree, taught math and social science to 6th and 7th grade students at Lincoln School in 1945-46. She received positive evaluations for her punctuality, cooperation, and attitude. However, her teaching career was interrupted for family reasons. The document provides insight into the standards and expectations for teachers during this time period, as well as the requirements for certification and professional evaluation. Mrs. Hall's record exemplifies the dedication and commitment of educators in rural Virginia during the post-World War II era.
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