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African-Americans, education, history, Logan Banner, Logan County, Lorado, Nannie Burroughs School, Ruby L. Pless, teacher, West Virginia, West Virginia Parent-Teacher Association, West Virginia State College, West Virginia State Teachers' Association
In April of 1929, the Logan Banner profiled numerous prominent African-American residents of Logan County, West Virginia.
Miss Ruby L. Pless
Teacher, Nannie Burrough School, Lorado
Graduate West Virginia State College and did summer work at same institution. She has taught four years, two of which have been spent in her present position.
She is a member of the West Virginia State Teachers’ Association and of the State Parent-Teacher Association.
Miss Pless is a teacher of engaging personality. Studious and earnest in her work, and direct in her methods, for obtaining results, she is classed with the group of progressive teachers of the county and state. She is making a splendid record in her present position. Well placed in the affections of her pupils and patrons, Miss Pless’ thoroughness in her field of labor is destined to lead her far in advancement in the profession in which she is engaged.
Brandon Ray Kirk 