Margaret Vance Anderson
Names: Margaret Vance
Born: June 19, 1917-
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Hometown: Glasgow, KY
Residence: Clinton, TN
Education: AB Western Kentucky, 1939; MA University of Tennessee,
1945
Career: Teacher Williamsburg High, 1947-1951; Teacher Clinton
High, 1953-1958; Assistant Principal Clinton High, 1958-1960; Guidance
Director Clinton High, 1960-
Genres: Other Nonfiction
Internet Sites:
Biography:
Born in 1917 in Glasgow, Kentucky, Margaret (Vance) completed her AB
in 1939 at Western Kentucky University, and received her MA from the
University of Tennessee in 1945. She was a high school teacher, assistant
principal, and guidance director. Anderson was a member of several professional
organizations including the American Personnel and Guidance Association,
National Education Association, National Parent-Teacher Association,
Tennessee Personnel and Guidance Association, Tennessee Education Association,
East Tennessee Education Association and Delta Kappa Gamma.
--Tiffani R. Conner
Primary Bibliography:
- The Children of the South. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux,
1966.
- Education for Librarianship in the United States and Canada.
England: Liverpool Polytechnic, 1975. (with Jesse H. Shera)
- Arabic Materials in English Translation: A Bibliography of Works
from the Pre-Islamic Period to 1977. Boston: G. K. Hall, 1980.
- Experiencing Women's Past: Essays in Social History. Canada:
Sisters, 1983. (with Patricia Crawford)
- Clinton: An Identity Rediscovered. Clinton, TN: Clinton
Courier-News, 1985. (Editor with Robert Marlowe)
Secondary Bibliography:
- Contemporary Authors. Volumes 21-24. Detroit: Gale Research, 1967.
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