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EWP 4-5 CockerillElizabeth 01
This text is a detailed record of Elizabeth Cockerill's teaching career in Loudoun County, Virginia, from 1929 to 1939. It includes personal information such as her date of birth, physical condition, and educational background, as well as her teaching assignments, salary, and performance evaluations. Cockerill taught various subjects including science, history, and biology, and held a Bachelor of Science degree. The text also provides a scorecard evaluating her qualifications, recitation techniques, and relationship with the school and community. This document offers valuable insights into the life of a female educator in the early 20th century, highlighting the expectations and challenges faced by teachers during that time.
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EWP 4-5 CochranSybilPrice 01
This document from Loudoun County, Virginia provides a detailed record of Sybil Price Cochran, a teacher at Purcellville who started in 1951. The record includes personal information such as her date of birth, physical condition, and church affiliation. It also lists her educational background, college attendance, and teaching experience. Cochran taught Grade 7 part-time, receiving a positive rating in punctuality and cooperation but only a fair rating in growth and success attitude. The document also notes her lack of degree, practice teaching, musical ability, and athletic coaching ability. Overall, this record gives insight into the qualifications and performance of a teacher in the early 1950s in Virginia.
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EWP 4-5 CochianEthelEllworth 01
This text is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing detailed information about a female educator named Eltech Ellioors Coduan. She was born on February 6, 1891, in Sterling, Virginia, and had graduated from high school and attended two summer schools. Coduan had a total of four years of college education and held a degree. She also had musical and athletic coaching abilities. Her teaching career included positions at Leesburg High School, Red Hill School, and Daysoille School, where she taught various subjects and grades. Coduan's salary increased with each school she worked at, and she left each position for unknown reasons. This document provides valuable insights into the education system in Loudoun County in the early 20th century, highlighting the qualifications and experiences of teachers during that time.
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EWP 4-5 CobbSadieE 01
This document appears to be a teacher's record for Sadie E. Coff, a female educator in Loudoun County. She attended Darlington Heights High School and graduated from Farmville College in 1941 with a Bachelor of Science degree. Coff taught subjects such as English, Home Economics, and Biology at Lovettenelle School during the 1941-1942 and 1942-1943 school years. The record also includes a score card evaluating Coff's qualifications, recitation skills, and relationship to the school and community. It assessed her natural ability, scholarship, professional training, lesson planning, pupil preparation, and school property management among other criteria. This historical document offers insights into the evaluation and performance of teachers in the mid-20th century education system of Loudoun County.
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EWP 4-5 CoakleyRachel 01
This document is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing information about Miss Rachel Coakley. Born in 1901, she attended the University of Virginia and held a degree. She taught at various public schools in the county from 1922 to 1925, specializing in grades 5-7 with a salary ranging from $85 to $90 per month. She had experience in elementary education and a total of 6 years of teaching experience. The record does not provide information on her race, physical condition, marital status, or musical and athletic abilities. Miss Coakley's service ended in 1925 for reasons not specified in the document. This record offers insight into the educational system and teaching practices in Loudoun County during the early 20th century.
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EWP 4-5 ClymerEKinsey 01
This record provides valuable information about E. Kinsey Clymer, a male teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia in the early 20th century. Born on September 3, 1903, he attended Antioch College but did not graduate. His total college credits were not listed, but he held a local teaching permit. In the 1923-1924 school year, he taught grades 1-7 at Silcoth Spring School and received a salary of $600. The record does not provide a reason for his departure from the service. This document is a snapshot of a teacher's professional history, giving insights into the education system, certification processes, and teaching conditions of the time.
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EWP 4-5 CloudIrvaB 01
Mrs. Irva B. Cloud, a female teacher from Loudoun County, Virginia, had an extensive record of service as documented in her teacher's record cards. She was well-educated, having graduated from Southern Seminary and attended summer school. Throughout her career, she taught various subjects at Leesburg schools, showing continuity and dedication to her profession. Mrs. Cloud received high scores in her performance evaluations, demonstrating strong natural ability, scholarship, and professional training. She also maintained excellent relationships with the school and community, showing interest in community activities and professional development. Unfortunately, her service record abruptly ends in 1943, with her death noted in the records, marking the end of a respected teaching career in Loudoun County.
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EWP 4-5 ClevengerGrace 01
Grace Clevenger's Teacher's Record from Loudoun County, Virginia provides valuable insight into her professional life as an educator. Born on August 10, 1884, Clevenger attended Shenandoah College from 1925 to 1926, earning college credits in various subjects such as English, history, physical education, and education psychology. She held a degree and possessed musical ability, as well as coaching skills in athletics. Clevenger taught at various schools in the county from 1928 to 1942, with a focus on grades 4 and 5. She was known for her natural ability, scholarship, and professional training, scoring well in the areas of recitation and relations with the school community. Clevenger's service record reflects her commitment to education and her positive impact on the students she taught.
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EWP 4-5 ClemonsDanielRobert 01
Daniel Robert Clemons was a dedicated and well-rounded teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia in the late 1950s. Originally from Leesburg, Virginia, he attended Emory & Henry College and graduated from Shepherd College in 1956 with a Bachelor's degree in education. His teaching experience included subjects such as history, English, physical education, and coaching athletic teams. Clemons received positive evaluations in areas such as punctuality, cooperation, and attitude, highlighting his professionalism and commitment to his role as an educator. With a strong background in various subjects and a passion for teaching, Clemons made a significant impact on the students and community during his time as a teacher in Loudoun County.
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EWP 4-5 ClemensEmmaS 01
This text appears to be a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, documenting the career of Miss Emma Clemens. Born on April 29, 1909, Clemens attended Leesburg High School and Harrisonburg Teacher's College, earning a Bachelor of Science degree. She taught various subjects such as English, History, and Biology at different schools in the area from 1930 to 1957. The record also notes Clemens' involvement in extracurricular activities like coaching basketball and baseball, as well as her musical abilities. Additionally, her performance as a teacher was evaluated based on qualifications, recitation skills, and her relationship with the school and community. Overall, this document provides insight into the professional life and achievements of an educator in Loudoun County during the mid-20th century.
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EWP 4-5 ClarkSepieLee 01
This document from Loudoun County, Virginia provides detailed information about a teacher named Segie Lee Clark, a white female born in 1904. It includes her school and permanent address, educational background with attendance at institutions such as Leesburg Department and Harrisonburg Normal, as well as her college credits and degree held. Additionally, it notes her musical and coaching abilities, as well as her service record teaching various subjects and grades. The document also mentions her salary, experience, and certification. It does not specify the reason for leaving the service or any other remarks. This record offers valuable insights into the educational and professional background of a teacher in Loudoun County during the early 20th century.
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EWP 4-5 ClarkMaryManuel 01
Mary Manuel Clark, a white female teacher hailing from Winchester, Virginia, held a Bachelor's degree from Westhampton College and had a total of 127 college credits in various subjects. She began her teaching career in Loudoun County in 1955, teaching English, Geography, and History and earning a salary of $2640. Throughout the school year, she was rated as good in punctuality, cooperation, growth and success, and attitude. Her professional record indicated good use of her teaching abilities, punctuality, and cooperation with colleagues. A dedicated teacher, Ms. Clark had no unused sick leave by the end of the school year, exemplifying her commitment to her role. Her record provides valuable insights into the standards and practices of education in mid-20th century Virginia.
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EWP 4-5 ClarkIndiaStafford 01
India Stafford Clark's teaching career began in 1954 at Lincoln Elementary School in Virginia, where she taught various grades over the years for increasing salaries. Known for her excellent punctuality, cooperation, growth and success attitude, she was praised for promptness and professionalism. Clark had previous teaching experience in West Virginia, teaching for three years in Logan County between 1926 and 1929. As an African American woman in the mid-20th century, Clark's dedication to education and her professional growth in the field are testament to her perseverance and commitment to her students and community. Her detailed teaching record provides valuable insight into the challenges and successes of educators during this time period, especially for African American teachers in segregated schools.
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EWP 4-5 ChristnerBettyYoung 01
This document is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing detailed information about Betty Young Christner (Mrs. Henry E. Christner). Born on November 11, 1920, in Leesburg, Virginia, she was a white, married female with good physical condition and a Methodist background. With a background in education from institutions such as Cass County Normal and the University of Virginia, she taught special education in Leesburg during the 1957-1958 school year. The record includes evaluations of her punctuality, cooperation, growth and success, and attitude as "good" during that year. Additionally, it notes that she had previous teaching experience in Berrien County, Michigan. This document provides valuable insights into the professional background and performance of a teacher in the mid-20th century.
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EWP 4-5 ChilesAnieBelle 01
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EWP 4-5 ChewSEdith 01
S. Edith Chew's teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia provides valuable insights into the educational system in the early 20th century. Born in 1894, she attended various institutions including Shenandoah Normal College and the University of Virginia, accumulating 313 college credits. Chew taught at several schools between 1924 and 1930, primarily focusing on elementary grades. Her total score for the 1929-1930 session was 94, indicating her strong qualifications and effectiveness as an educator. The detailed evaluation criteria reveal a comprehensive approach to assessing teachers, considering factors such as natural ability, preparation, and community involvement. Chew's record exemplifies the emphasis on professionalism and dedication in the teaching profession during this time period.
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EWP 4-5 ChewSallie 01
This text is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia in the early 20th century, providing information on Miss Sallie F. Chew. It includes details such as her date of birth in June 11, 1893, her physical condition, educational background (college attendance, degrees held), musical and athletic coaching abilities, as well as her service record in various schools teaching elementary and professional subjects. The record also notes her salary, years of experience, and certificate information. The document offers valuable insights into the life and career of a female teacher during this time period, shedding light on the educational system and professional opportunities available to women in Virginia at the time.
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EWP 4-5 ChewMedea 01
This document is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing details about Miss Media Chew, a white female teacher born on October 31, 1895. The record includes information on her physical condition, church affiliation, marital status, and educational background, which includes attendance at summer schools and college, holding a degree and having musical and athletic coaching abilities. Miss Chew taught at Leesburg in the 1918-19 and 1919-20 sessions, teaching elementary subjects and receiving a salary of $5800 and $6100, respectively. The reason for leaving service and other remarks are also mentioned in the record, offering valuable insights into the life and career of a teacher in early 20th century Virginia.
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EWP 4-5 ChewLM 01
This document appears to be a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing detailed information about a male teacher named Mr. L.M. Clew. The record includes personal details such as his date of birth in 1894, height, weight, and physical condition. It also lists his educational background, including his attendance at Miami University in Ohio and the degree he held. Additionally, it includes his teaching experience, salary, and certification. The information suggests a commitment to education and professional development, as well as a focus on music and athletic coaching abilities. The record offers valuable insight into the life and career of a teacher in the early 20th century.
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EWP 4-5 CheroSEdith 01
The document provides a detailed record of S. Edith Drew's teaching career in Loudoun County, Virginia, in the early 20th century. Born in 1894, Edith attended various educational institutions, earning 3133 college credits and holding a degree. She taught at Blue mont H-5, Aldie 5-6, and other schools, receiving favorable evaluations for her natural ability, scholarship, and professional training. She demonstrated strong skills in lesson planning, student preparation, and community engagement. In the evaluation for the 1929-30 school year, Edith received a total score of 94, indicating excellent performance in various teaching aspects. This historical document sheds light on the standards and evaluation criteria for teachers in the early 20th century in Loudoun County.
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EWP 4-5 CheroSallie 01
This document is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing detailed information about Miss Sallie. She was a female of white race, born on June 11, 1893, with an address in Mouteren. She attended high school for one year and two years of normal school, obtaining a degree. Miss Sallie had a total of 11 years of teaching experience, including stints in Leesburg and Elementary Prof. She taught various subjects and grades, earning a salary and possessing multiple certificates. Her reason for leaving service and any other remarks are not specified in the record. This document offers insight into the life and career of a teacher in early 20th-century Virginia.
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EWP 4-5 CheroMedea 01
This text is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing biographical information and employment history for Miss Media Chew. Born on October 31, 1895, Chew taught elementary school at Leesburg for two years, from 1918 to 1920, before leaving for reasons not disclosed in the record. She held a professional certificate in elementary education, with five and six years of experience respectively. Chew's permanent address is listed as Montery, and she had attended college for one full year and earned a degree. The record also notes her physical condition, church affiliation, and musical and athletic coaching abilities. This document serves as a valuable insight into the life and career of a female educator in the early 20th century.
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EWP 4-5 CheroLM 01
This record provides valuable insights into the life of Mr. L. M. Chew, a white male teacher from Loudoun County, Virginia. Born in 1894 in Staunton, Chew attended Miami University and Defford College, where he obtained a graduate degree. He was noted for his musical and athletic coaching abilities, as well as his teaching experience at Buison B Prin High School during the 1919-20 school year. His departure from the school is not specified, but his salary and years of experience are recorded. This document demonstrates the educational background and professional history of a teacher in early 20th century Virginia.
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EWP 4-5 ChapmanDaisyC 01
This text appears to be a record of a teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia, from the early 20th century. The teacher, Miss Dairy Chapman, was a 17-year-old white female with a birthdate of December 9, 1889. She was noted to have attended the University of Virginia and held a degree. The record includes information on her physical condition, church affiliation, and marital status. It also provides details on her teaching experience, including the school she taught at (Waterford High School) during the 1926-27 academic year, her salary, and years of experience. The document also mentions her certification and the reason for leaving her teaching position. This record sheds light on the demographics and qualifications of educators in Virginia during this time period.
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EWP 4-5 ChamblinVirginiaMyers 01
Virginia Myers Chamblin was a dedicated teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia, with a career spanning from 1935 to 1955. Graduating from Christiansburg High School in 1926 and Harrisonburg State Teachers College in 1928, Chamblin taught various grades and subjects, primarily focusing on grades 3 and 4. She received praise for her natural ability, scholarship, and professionalism, as well as her dedication to the community and school property. Chamblin's commitment to her students' preparation and her cooperation with other teachers were highlighted in her evaluation. Despite some periods of sick leave, she maintained a strong record of punctuality and success in her teaching career. Chamblin's commitment to education is evident in her extensive experience in teaching, her high salary, and her renewal of teaching certificates.
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EWP 4-5 ChamblinMarion 01
This text is a historical record from Loudoun County, Virginia listing the information of a teacher named Missination Chamblin. The record includes details such as her sex, race, date of birth (1885), height, weight, and physical condition. It also notes her college attendance at Harrisonberg S. n. S. and two summer sessions, as well as her degree held and teaching experience at Philomont School teaching grades 5-7 as a principal. The record indicates her salary, years of service, and reason for leaving. This document provides valuable insight into the education system and employment of teachers in the early 20th century, shedding light on the qualifications and experiences of educators during that time.
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EWP 4-5 Chamblin Mabel Love 01
This document provides valuable information about the teaching career of Mrs. Mabel R. Chamblin in Loudoun County, Virginia during the 1930s. Chamblin, a white Methodist woman, taught primarily in Hillsboro, focusing on grades 2-4. She held a degree from Lincoln High School and completed a 2-year course at Harrisonburg. Chamblin had a strong service record, with increasing salaries over the years, indicating her effectiveness as a teacher. Her qualifications were assessed based on natural ability, scholarship, professional training, and her relationship with the school and community. She received high scores on her score card, indicating that she was a skilled and dedicated educator who was well-regarded by her peers and supervisors.
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EWP 4-5 ChamberlinEdwardJr 01
This text provides a detailed record of Edward M. Chamberlin Jr., a teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia in the year 1941-42. Chamberlin, a white male, was born on February 27, 1915, and was noted to be 5'6" tall and 120 pounds, with a condition of paralysis. A graduate of Harvard College with a B.A. degree, he taught English to 6th and 7th graders at Jaesburg School and earned a salary of $7300 for the year. His performance was rated as good in punctuality and cooperation, fair in growth and success attitude, and he was noted to have serious difficulty with discipline. This historical document sheds light on the expectations and evaluations of teachers in the early 20th century education system.
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EWP 4-5 CaveEloise 01
This document is a teacher's record from Loudoun County, Virginia, providing details about Miss Eloise Care. It includes information about her personal details, education background (attending William and Mary College), teaching experience (at Pirchetts teaching grades 3-5), salary ($2500), and reason for leaving service. The record gives insight into the educational system in the early 20th century, showing the importance placed on recording teachers' qualifications, experience, and performance. It also reflects the societal norms of the time, such as specifying gender, marital status, and church affiliation. Overall, this document serves as a valuable historical resource for understanding the education system and social context of Virginia during this period.
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EWP 4-5 CaryWinova 01
This text appears to be a record of a teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia named Miss Amioua Cary. It provides information about her personal details, educational background, and teaching experience. Miss Cary was a female of white race, born in 1891 in Rocky Mount. She attended Seneca High School in South Carolina and various summer schools, holding a degree and having musical ability. In the 1919-1920 school year, she served as a supervisor in a two-room school, teaching subject or grades for a salary of $12500. The reason for leaving the service and any other remarks about her are not specified in the text, but it gives insight into the qualifications and employment history of a teacher in the early 20th century.
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EWP 4-5 CarverClara 01
This document provides a detailed record of Mrs. Clara F. Carver, a teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia in the early 20th century. Born in 1875 in Pulaski, she was a graduate of Manion College with a degree and expertise in music and athletic coaching. Mrs. Carver served as a supervisor in two-room schools, overseeing eight schools during the 1919-20 session, teaching a variety of subjects and grades. Her salary was recorded as #12500, indicating a significant position. The document also states her clear professional certification. Mrs. Carver's reasons for leaving service and other remarks are not provided, leaving a gap in the historical record of this dedicated educator in Virginia.
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EWP 4-5 CarterWinifredL 01
This document, dated from 1955-1956, provides a record of Winifred L. Carter, a teacher from Loudoun County, Virginia. Originally from Aldie, Virginia, Carter attended Martinsburg High School in 1937. She held no degrees, did not practice teaching, and had no musical or athletic coaching abilities. In the session of 1955-1956, she taught 6th grade in Aldie and earned a salary of $1817.02. Carter's professional rating that year indicated good punctuality and cooperation, but fair growth and success attitude. It was noted that she had unused sick leave at the end of the school year, with 4 days remaining. This document provides insight into the teaching career and performance evaluation of Winifred L. Carter during the mid-20th century.
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EWP 4-5 CarterMattieM 01
This document provides valuable insight into the professional life of Mrs. Mattiem Carter, a female teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia. Born in 1898, Carter attended Rice and S.T.C. Farmville for her college education, receiving her degree in education. She began her teaching career in Aldie in 1919 and went on to teach at various schools in the region until 1939. The record also includes a detailed evaluation of Carter's qualifications and performance as a teacher, highlighting her strengths in areas such as natural ability, professionalism, and community engagement. This historical document not only sheds light on the educational system in Loudoun County during the early 20th century but also provides a glimpse into the life and career of a dedicated educator.
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EWP 4-5 CarterLouisW 01
Louis W. Carter, a white male from Aldie, Virginia, was a teacher in Loudoun County, Virginia in the 1943-44 school year. He taught industrial arts at Aldie School and received a salary of $30.00. The teacher evaluation rated Carter as good in punctuality, fair in cooperation, fair in growth and success, and poor in attitude. The evaluation emphasized the importance of promptness and cooperation with colleagues. Carter held a high school diploma and had no college degree or teaching experience. Overall, the record provides insight into the teaching standards and evaluation criteria used in Loudoun County during this period.
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EWP 4-5 CarterJR 01
Mr. J. R. Carter, a white male teacher from Loudoun County, Virginia, had a good physical condition and was born on August 9, 1914. He held a degree in A.B. from the R.M.C. and had taught various subjects such as Math, English, Chemistry, and History throughout his career. He was also noted for his athletic coaching ability. In the 1936-37 school year, his qualifications were evaluated based on natural ability, scholarship, professional training, recitation skills, and his relationship with the school and community. The evaluation criteria ranged from poor to excellent, taking into account his performance in different areas such as preparation, skill, thoroughness, and community involvement. Mr. Carter's overall scorecard for the session was used to assess his effectiveness as a teacher and his contribution to the educational environment of that time.
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EWP 4-5 Carter Frances 01
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EWP 4-5 Carr Jilian J 01
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EWP 4-5 Carr Edna McPherson 01
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EWP 4-5 Carr Albert Van Derventer 01
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EWP 4-5 Campbell Alice Kidd 01
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EWP 4-5 Caffey Gertrude Small 01
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EWP 4-5 Bussinger Clarence Superintendent 1960 01
This text appears to be a historical account documenting the rise of the Roman Empire. It details the conquests of Julius Caesar and Octavian, their establishment of authoritarian rule, and the subsequent expansion of territory under their leadership. The text also discusses the significance of the Battle of Actium in 31 BC, which solidified Octavian as the sole ruler of Rome, leading to the establishment of the Roman Principate. The mention of Pax Romana suggests a period of relative peace and stability within the empire, characterized by economic prosperity and cultural flourishing. Overall, this text provides valuable insights into the political and military strategies that shaped the development of the Roman Empire during this pivotal period in history.
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EWP 4-5 BrownEdna 01
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EWP 4-5 7 Yr 1914 Check Book Loudoun National Bank 01
This text appears to be a bank transaction record from Loudoun National Bank in Leesburg, Virginia, dating from the years 1968 to 2018. The check is made out to Samuel Smoots for an unspecified amount of dollars and cents. The balance brought forward is listed as 110 dollars, with a total deposit of 410 dollars. There is a reference to The Paul Company and a balance carried forward. This document provides a glimpse into financial transactions in the area during the specified time period, shedding light on the economic activities and business relationships of this era.
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EWP 4-5 Yr About 1924 History of the Purcellville School
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EWP 4-5 Yr 2018 African American Teacehrs who studied at VSU During Segregation
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EWP 4-5 Yr 1926 1927 White Teacher List
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EWP 4-5 Wilson Hilda 5-5-2 Yr 1952 5-3 List of Music Teachers in Loudoun incl Douglass
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EWP 4-5 Walker John C in Leesburg 1917 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Walker John C in Leesburg 1915 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Walker John C 1908 in Leesburg in 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Tyler Robert Yr 1888 in Leesburg 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Tyler Robert H in Leesburg Yr 1889 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Tyler Robert H in Leesburg 1890 in 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Talbot Alfred 4-12 Yr 1955 Carver School Wants Scholarship
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EWP 4-5 Rawles Miss Isabel 1915 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Lovett Julia in Waterford Yr 1888 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Grant Oliver L in Middleburg 1893 in 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Grant Oliver L in Middleburg 1907 in 3-3 Annual School Reports 1887 to 1918
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EWP 4-5 Daniel Isaac 4-12 Yr 1954 Application State Summer School Scholarship
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EWP 4-5 Carter Rosa 4-12 Yr 1955 application for State Scholasship for Teachers
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1956 2-23 School Board Agenda and Minutes
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1956 2-13 Appointment of Lupton Simpson
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1955 7-11 List of Teachers with Elementary Cert School Brd Agenda
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1955 4-12 Budget and Distribution of Teachers and Grades
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1955 12-12 School Brd Agenda and Minutes
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1954 4-2 Memo to Board of Supervisors on Taxes and Salary Equalization
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1954 3-23 Salary and Equalization Fund
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1954 12-28 Principal Pay Study for HS
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1954 1-6 Hiring Principal at Loudoun County HS
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1949 10-1 Emerick to School Board on Hiring Gibons as Director of Instruction
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EWP 2-2 Yr 1936 Budget Issues Salaries and Buildings
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EWP 5-1 Counselor and Summer Work
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EWP 4-2B Yr 1954 Work Shop Calendar and notes on Middleburg Center
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EWP 4-2B Yr 1949 Douglass High School Workshop for Teachers
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EWP 4-2B Yr 1933 34 State Teachers Association of Virginia
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EWP 15-21 Yr 1916 School Fair Announcement
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1916 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1929 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1928 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1927 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1926 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1926 Annual Conference of White Teachers
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1925 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1924 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1923 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1922 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1921 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1920 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1915 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1914 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr U White Teacher Dues
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EWP 4-2A Yr U White Principals Meeting Stressed over unprepared students
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EWP 4-2A Yr U White Principals Meeting
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1956 Conference Elementary Principals Hotel Jefferson Feb 23 25
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1955 White Principals Conference Jan 10
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1955 White Principals Conference Dec 6
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1954 White Teacher Workshop Apr 3
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1954 White Principal and Teacher Meeting Calendar
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1954 Southern States Work Conference June 6 to 12
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1953 White Teacher Workshop Aug 31
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1953 White Principals Association Nov 9
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1953 Blank Forms and Book Lists
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1953 1953 Loudoun County Workshops
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1952 White Teacher Workshop November
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1952 White Teacher Workshops
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1952-53 Loudoun County Workshops Nothing New
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1950 to 1956 Principal Conferences
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1948 Work Shop Evaluation
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1948 Workshop
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1946 White Teacher Meeting
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1946 Principals Conference Paliamentary Procedure
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1946 49 Minutes of White Principals Meetings
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1945 White Principals Meeting Jan 29
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1944 White Teacher Workshop Photos
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1944 White Teacher Workshop Aug 12
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1944 White Teacher Workshop
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1940s White Principals Workshop Aug 30 Sept 1
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1940s Teaching IQ by Evan Thomas
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1933 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1932 White Teacher Institute
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1931 Model School Paeonian Springs
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EWP 4-2A Yr 1930 White Teacher Institute