Austin High School - Austinian Yearbook (Austin, MN)

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Miss Hazel Murray has been in Austin instructing the Teacher Training Department since 1927. She has her bachelor's degree from Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell and her masters degree from the University of Minnesota. She has also attended Columbia University. Miss Murray's main interest leans toward speech work. She minored in speech while majoring in Latin and educational ad- ministration. She is a member of Pi Kappa Delta and Delta Kappa Gamma. The latter is an organization for women in education. Her work consists mainly of classroom work for students in the Teacher Training Department She also has follow up work on students who have graduated the preceding year Part of her job is visiting students who are practice teaching MISS HALEL MURRAY eacher Training Department Fifteen girls are enrolled in the Teacher Training Department during the current year 'lhey have christened themsclves Hazel s Hustlers They come from seven different high schools including Austin Cedar City Ellendale Good hue Owatonna Rochester and Rose Creek Certain standards are required of entering students They include personality character health maturity pledge Cenroll the Hrst day and attend rcgularlyj Approval of applicants is bascd upon three qualifications girls must be in the upper third of their graduating class for an A rating ln the middle third for a B rating and show an improvement in their hlgh School Work for 3 C rating Nor more than CORRINI IXIRCHNIR Rim BROLIIK hxamifrx MHJERU MARIOX one fourth of those enrolled may be in the C X W X I group ...gamma JI X li LRI N Nl I S JOHNSON RIRCHNFR yuh, -v i 't'3'E3f'5' 1 rl . . . x . . n u - - r . v 5 I y H 1 Y V - 1 w n 1 A 1 Y f - . . 4 i ii . , Y fl ,ge 4 ' ' .gf-1 1 '- j . I . 1 D I 1 . 1 , K , . -r - ' liuv' KL' URIS VII FRT. -. --2-,....:f,u-f A . f V -- f f A U , A . - . . . . , Wi a.-.5-Q ' '- Srnlvdl HIQULIIK, lv.XlJll-NI. lNlA-ll-RLS, XVII.I.l5R'l'. NVINZFNHURG, BU'l l'JN. Slnntling ANIIIRMJN. l:L'Nl.XR, SKIHRUNI, l7l:'l I'l'I l'. KLIXH SIN lf, 01,1 il. . ..0fN, r'.,,', ' , A ' x g tt i as . w T' -. A N f W, .37 X I lg - r 'J .1 M N at r p . 4 T- N r ' . C , ., e . , 3 Y r ,, Q sa

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