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Alt, Jerry Ann, PhD. / Bella Voce see:
Barba, Simona (1893-1965) Teacher and director of the Escuela Maria Martinez for 50 years. Awarded the medal “Ignacio M Altamirano” by the Mexican president after her death. See Juarez Notables
Chabram, Angie Gonzalez and Alma Araiza García El Paso Latinas who became "matriarchs of academic dynasties" per the Reference source: Latinas in the United States
Crouch, Lillian Williams El Paso Educator and Civic Leader
Crumady, Iola first and last director of the McCall Day Nursery
childcare for African American children begun in the 1940s.
Davis, Alice James African American principal of North Loop Elementary school
De Avila, Dolores Innovative Principal of Ysleta Elementary School
Involved with El Paso Interreligious Sponsoring Organization (EPISO) / Border Interfaith
Dodson, Betty educator
- educator - named Woman of the Year in Education
- worked with teenage mothers in organizations she founded: School Age Parent Center (started at William Beaumont in 1974 and moved to EPISD) YWCA's Project Redirection
- also worked with Homebound program with EPISD
Hogan, Margaret P. Also known as Margaret P. Haddad founding instructor at EPCC and leader
Holder, Anne H. Attempted to establish El Paso's first Rape Crisis Center in the early 1970s.
McCall, Olalee leader in the African American community, musician, first female principal of Douglass school
Natalicio, Dr. Diana -- decades long UTEP President
Ortega, Melissa State Board of Education Representative for District #1
Silva, Maxine education advocate
Stanton, Mary pioneer schoolteacher whose personal library started the El Paso Public Library in the 1890s.
Templin, Lucinda / Radford School for Girls
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Education: Lucinda's Arsenal
Time magazine Monday, Mar. 27, 1950. Available electronically at community user PCs in the UTEP Library: http://lib.utep.edu/record=b2314316
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"Crinoline, Curriculum and Cannons: The story of Radford School for Girls,"
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Tinajero, Josefina Villamil bilingual education advocate
Turner, Sue Cardwell founder of US Border Patrol Museum
Saucedo, Mary Carmen first woman and first Hispanic women to be Associate Superintendent of the EPISD
Williams, Clara Belle first woman African American graduate of NMSU.
Winkler, Myra C. Early Superintendent / Professor
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Flowbook 1924 (Digital Commons UTEP)
Myra Winkler Superintendent of El Paso schools for ten years prior to 1922. Assistant professor at the College of Mines 1922- Photo in 1924 Flowbook, College of Mines yearbook.