Person

Hobba, John M.T. (1899 - 1966)

Born
14 January 1899
Victoria, Australia
Died
25 January 1966
Occupation
Science educator

Summary

John Hobba, who graduated with a DipEd in 1921 at the University of Melbourne, was a science and mathematics teacher in many Victorian high schools. He was also headmaster of Upwey and Nunawading High Schools and a member of the Australian College of Education.

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