Hockaday High School - Cornerstones Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Miss ldanelle McMurry has been at Hockaday for seven years. This is her se- cond time to work at Hockaday - she taught English previously at the old Hocka- day campus. She is, in fact, only the second headmistress in the school's history. Strengthening the cornerstone of courtesy is the most important goal for Miss Mac this year. In addition, she hopes to see the new Fine Arts wing completed by the end of the summer of 1986 and also feels that Hockaday needs to strengthen its ties with St. Marks. Along with these goals, Miss Mac hopes to review the curriculum in the context of the twenty-first century. Miss Mac enjoys watching students grow and realize their goals in what she con- siders to be the strongest school for girls in the country. She takes pleasure in seeing girls tackle the rigorous academic program and succeed. Headmistress 'Pr 14 Faculty