Background
Almore-Randle, Allie Louise Daughter of Thomas Carl and Theressa Ruth (Garrett) Almore.
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Allie Louise Almore-Randle
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Bachelor, Tougaloo (Mississippi) College, 1951; Master of Science in Education, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1971; Doctor of Education, Nova Southeastern U., 1997.
Career
Recreation leader, Pasadena (California) Department Recreation, 1954-1956; demonstration teacher, Pasadena Unified Schools, 1956-1963; consultant special education, Temple City (California) School District, 1967; supervisor teacher education, University of California, Riverside, 1971; teacher special education, Pasadena Unified School District, 1955-1970; department chair special education Pasadena H.S., Pasadena Unified School District, since 1972; also administrative assistant Pasadena H.S., Pasadena Unified School District, since 1993. Supervisor Evelyn Frieden Center, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1970. Member Council Exceptional Children, since 1993.
Achievements
Membership
Organizer Northwest Project, Camp Fire Girls, Pasadena, 1963. Leader Big Sister Program, Young Women’s Christian Association, Pasadena, 1966. Organizer, director March on The Boys' Club, the Portrait of a Boy, 1966.
Public souvenir journals Women's Missionary Society, AME Church, State of Washington to Missouri. Member National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, Church Women United, Afro-American Quilters Los Angeles, established Doctor Allie Louise Almore-Randle Scholarship Award, Pasadena H.S., 1998. Co-established Theressa Garrett-Almore Music Scholarsip award, Jackson State University, Jackson, Mississippi, 1989.
Member National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (board member, chairman church workers committee 1955-1963, Fight for Freedom award West Coast region 1957, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Education award Altadena, California chapter 1994), ASCD, California Teachers Association, California African American Genealog. Society, National Council Negro Women, Phi Delta Gamma (hospitality chair since 1971), Phi Delta Kappa, Alpha Kappa Alpha (membership committee), Phi Delta Phi(founder, organizer 1961), Phi Delta Kappa.
Interests
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Avocations; wedding director, photography, gardening, arts and crafts, sewing, sports. Fax: 626-791-4310. E-mail: [email protected].
Connections
Married Olton Charles Randle, Senior, August 3, 1974.
Awards
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Recipient Certified of Merit, Pasadena City College, 1963, Outstanding Achievement award National Council Negro Women, Pasadena, 1965, Earnest Thompson Seton award Campfire Girls, Pasadena, 1968, Special Recognition, Outstanding Community Svc. award The Tuesday Morning Club, 1967, DedicatedSvc. award AME Church, 1983, Educator of Excellence award Rotary Club of Pasadena, 1993, Education award Altadena National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1994. Named Teacher of Year, Pasadena Masonic Bodies, 1967, Woman of the Year for Community Svc. and Education, Zeta Phi Beta, 1992. Graduate fellow University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1970, recognition Uniformly Excellent Work and Exceptional Commitment andDedication to Altadena/Pasadena Communities, Pasadena African America School Administr., 1998, Certified Achievment in Educational Leadership, First AME Church, 1998, Fran Cook Salute Great Inspiring Educator Award, United Teachers of Pasadena, 1998, Named Outstanding Educator, National Sorority Phi Delta Kappa, 1998.Recipient Certified of Merit, Pasadena City College, 1963, Outstanding Achievement award National Council Negro Women, Pasadena, 1965, Earnest Thompson Seton award Campfire Girls, Pasadena, 1968, Special Recognition, Outstanding Community Svc. award The Tuesday Morning Club, 1967, DedicatedSvc. award AME Church, 1983, Educator of Excellence award Rotary Club of Pasadena, 1993, Education award Altadena National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, 1994. Named Teacher of Year, Pasadena Masonic Bodies, 1967, Woman of the Year for Community Svc. and Education, Zeta Phi Beta, 1992. Graduate fellow University of Southern California, Los Angeles, 1970, recognition Uniformly Excellent Work and Exceptional Commitment andDedication to Altadena/Pasadena Communities, Pasadena African America School Administr., 1998, Certified Achievment in Educational Leadership, First AME Church, 1998, Fran Cook Salute Great Inspiring Educator Award, United Teachers of Pasadena, 1998, Named Outstanding Educator, National Sorority Phi Delta Kappa, 1998.