About Vera Summers
Born 1899. Vera Summers was an Australian educator.
Vera Ada Summers (born 1899) was an Australian high school teacher and principal.
Biography Summers attended Perth College followed by the University of Western Australia, where she completed a bachelor of arts degree. She was a member of the staff of Presbyterian Ladies' College, Perth from January 1920 to December 1961, a period of 42 years. She began her career at the college as a teacher, and in 1931 she took the position of deputy principal, followed by principal in January 1934.
Summers published two autobiographical books, The light of other days (1977) and Personalities and places (1978).
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