Gorham High School - Gorannum Yearbook (Gorham, IL)

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, , ., ff-x A 'Mi mix' 2,fef X'-IJj -s I li gjf' QF JU its -FX UX P. A. Hogcnmillcr-f?rcsiQent v . . 'Y Emil schimpf4gseCretaqy,.y y Edward Heins . y A I P. AQ Hand? 2 I ' i U 'Wt A Carter Clendenin J L hnonkthese five.men rests thegresponsibility,0f,directing the brogress: of G, Q,QH,3Q5t Llhis paSE ','f Ye3r'hag r.iegpe6g igilly Acg1y1ea fic:able,i1eaaQrS111re.S1nQre our .neww wishing r has been under construction.,'The-economic.situatibn'fiwhichng nerturally 1 accompanies .werrr has made, 'the Qacq11i'sit'ion 'oft 5 'inext- erlieilend Q ,skilled .labor A-unusually difficultfgf' never:t1ie?1es'si,i Jour building is constantly and consistently growing: o' b F The members, too, 5haye,been-confronted'with theF9 prob? lens surrounding.the addition of new subjectsDWtoVourjbr8seEi nt curriculum anq the enlarging of the .presenEft55chinQ'sta' if to eguelige the resulting increased load. GPNeXt year the Witloflfteff '1?1T1?G- ,'l,fSfw'G-L1den,ts afgrficulft-urei 'ahh tTl'iC5lI1G'i63Cf V' ononics and perheps chemistry, biology and adyanbed.commerce cQuf53Sfth,.r,1, h ,y',+f ,ij 'li , g r'i 'H '- T 'L' 'AM In Board of Education is:-esp-ecfial,l'y able to? ' stand the problems confronting a school district 'comprised of so much territory and of fatrons of such varied interest for they themselves are quite representative of the communi- ty's urban andtrural occupations. ' i 69 g',

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IEEE Car 'gif lx ilni i 5 I QX! ,j E y- ZD U UA U QD N Mr. P. A. Hogenmiller, President of the BoardQ is station agent for the Missouri Pacific Railroad and makes his 1 home . ' ' - is ' . in Gorham. Mr. Emil Schimpfg Secretary, owns a meat Dqmarket and grocery store. He, too, lives in Gorham, Since our community is essentially rural, it is quite log- ical that the other three members are each farmers, They have been chosen from communities scattered over the district that they may the better truly represent the patrons of the school Mr, Carter Clendenin lives near Corag Mr. Edward Heins, near Neunertg and Mr. P. H. Hand, near Sand Ridge. M At the annual public election for board members, held on April ll, Mr. Hogenmiller was reclectcd for the regular three year term. At the next meeting of the board, he, too, was cho sen once again as president, and Mr. Schimpf was re-chosen as secretary for the ensuing year, ' Rx I4 ,ff N-'N XV -5.. y ,, A f J f fff H, X1 . xx XX t X, , xg., 70

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