Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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He received his ABOUT OUR PRINCIPAL The principal of our high school, Mr. Leland L. HuhblQ9 WGS born on a farm near Cisne, Illinois. He was the youngest , , , ' H51 of twelve children, five of whom have at some time or anohb. been teachers. The first two years ofhis high school career were spent at Cisne, during the the basketball team. were spent at Flora, bUSiHGSS manager for well as president of second year of which he was captain of The remaining years of his high school Illinois. During his senior year he was the annual and for the school paper, as his class. master's degree in psychology and edu - In September l94O, on Friday the thirteenth, he wasrmue cational administration at the University of Illinois inlS58 He also spent one summer session at Notre Dame during which time he studied physical education and coaching. He came to Gorham in l926 where he spent six years as coach and teacher. After that time he became our principal which position he has held up to this time. Most of his mum mers were spent at the University, but due to the extremel-y heavy duties of principalship here in the past few years, he has been unable to continue this summer work. Mr. Hubble at present is a teacher of general science and health. However, in the past he has taught typing, dnra hand, ancient history, American history, civics, vocational guidance, world history and plane geometry. ried to Mary Alice Applegate, better 'have lived in Gorham His hobbies are fishes and occasionally even repairs tion. It is Mr. Hubble's intention to and Gorham will miss SS well as his ever friendly Known as NJacqueh They since that time. mechanics. He huntsand typewriters for recrea- woodworking and leave G.C.H.S. this year his active leadership in community life cooperation. When asked about his plans for the future, Mr. Hubble announced that his immediate '45. However, he stated, he aim is to graduate the class of would like eventually to mmiand operate a stock farm, 87