Teresa Ann B. Calvin

Background

Calvin, Teresa Ann B. was born on September 18, 1931 in Annapolis, Maryland. Daughter of Lawrence Edward and Lovey L. (Hall) Blackstone.

Education

Student, Howard U., Washington, 1948-1951; AB, Virginia U., Richmond, 1952; postgraduate, Ohio State University.

Career

Substitute teacher, Bossier Parish, Caddo Parish, Shreveport, Louisiana, 1954-1956; teacher French, Community Center, Alexandria, Louisiana, 1959-1961; substitute teacher, Opelousas (Louisiana) School District, 1961-1963; substitute teacher, Orleans Parish School, New Orleans, 1963-1972; teacher social studies, Anne Arundel County, 1972-1993. Presenter in field.

Achievements

• Teresa Ann B. Calvin has been listed as a noteworthy Secondary education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Judge attorneys State Maryland Essays for Maryland. Bicentennial; story teller Kunta Kute Committee, Annaplis, 1990. Member women of color board YCWA, 1993.

Founder Living Education Center Museum, Annapolis House Relics, 1803-1993. Mem.social studies American team to Vietnam American Citizen Ambs., 1993. Member National Education Association, Maryland.

Teachers Association, International Platform Association, Herbert Frisby History Society, Kiwanis, Delta Sigma Theta (chaplain 1989-1992, chair arts and letters Annapolis chapter).

Interests

• Avocations: travel, writing, music.

Connections

Married James C. Calvin, December 18, 1952 (deceased December 1969). Children: Jamesetta Teresa, Ann Elizabeth, Lavenia Manina, Lenora Angelica Hope.

Father:

Lawrence Edward Blackstone

Mother:

Lovey L. (Hall) Blackstone

Spouse:

James C. Calvin

child:

Lavenia Manina Calvin

child:

Ann Elizabeth Calvin

child:

Jamesetta Teresa Calvin

child:

Lenora Angelica Hope Calvin