Background
Gleichmann, Frances Evangeline was born on September 24, 1920 in Marion, North Carolina, United States. Daughter of Alexander Rudolph and Margaret Katherine (McNeely) McCulloch.
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Frances Evangeline Gleichmann
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Frances Evangeline Gleichmann, American elementary educator. Recipient Economics Education Teacher, award Development Economics Education Program Committee, 1985, Distinguished Alumni award Pfeiffer College, 1973, Tate award Baltimore Chamber of Commerce and Tate Industries, 1975, Salute 13 award Station WJZ television, 1980, Golden Poet award World of Poetry, 1985-1988.
Education
Diploma, Pfeiffer Junior College, 1940. Bachelor of Science in Education, Asheville College, 1942. Postgraduate, Mount St. Agnes College.
Postgraduate, Johns Hopkins University. Postgraduate, University Maryland. Postgraduate, University Rhode Island.
Career
Elementary teacher, Baltimore City Public Schools, 1942-1985. Cooperating teacher for student teachers from Towson State University Baltimore City Public Schools, 1957-1959.
Achievements
Membership
Member National Education Association, Maryland. State Retired Teachers Association, Baltimore City Retired Teachers Association, Alpha Delta Kappa (Maryland. state publicity chairman 1988-1990, Alpha Delta Kappa week chairman 1986-1988), Shenandoah Valley Writers Guild.
Connections
Married August O. Gleichmann, December 1, 1945.
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American
Education
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1940
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1942
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Career
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1942 - 1985
Awards
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Recipient Economics Education Teacher, award Development Economics Education Program Committee, 1985, Distinguished Alumni award Pfeiffer College, 1973, Tate award Baltimore Chamber of Commerce and Tate Industries, 1975, Salute 13 award Station WJZ television, 1980, Golden Poet award World of Poetry, 1985-1988.Recipient Economics Education Teacher, award Development Economics Education Program Committee, 1985, Distinguished Alumni award Pfeiffer College, 1973, Tate award Baltimore Chamber of Commerce and Tate Industries, 1975, Salute 13 award Station WJZ television, 1980, Golden Poet award World of Poetry, 1985-1988.