Mary Wyand Stine, a white Methodist woman from Purcellville, Virginia, began her teaching career in Williamson, West Virginia, before graduating from Marshall College in 1948. She held a Bachelor of Arts degree and had a total of 16 years of teaching experience, specializing in mathematics, English, social studies, and biology. Stine also had musical ability and coaching skills, and received positive ratings for punctuality, cooperation, growth, and attitude in her professional evaluations. She had previously taught in Wingo and Hampshire Counties in West Virginia, as well as Shenandoah County, before transferring to Loudoun County in Virginia. Stine's record, which includes details about her education, teaching history, salary, and evaluations, reflects the professional standards and practices of the mid-20th century education system in Virginia.
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Mary Wyand Stine, Methodist, teacher, Virginia, Marshall College, education, mathematics, English, social studies, biology