Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Administration Helps Solve Merger-Caused Problems The merger of Marshall high school and University high school created many problems. Under the combined leadership of Dr. Almon G. Hoye. director. Lucas H. Satter. assistant principal; Thomas L. Jackson, administration assistant; Ralph C. Casperson. associate principal, problems were gradually resolved. The administration had to get acquainted with a 50 per cent new staff and students, arrange schedules and balance classes for 1300 students. Mr. Jackson stated, running back and forth from the four buildings has also been a big problem. With its wider curriculum and advanced facilities the administration hopes that in time M-UHS will become a model school for the entire state. Ralph C. Casportcn Associate principal — B A . M A., Augsburg college. University of Minnesota — likes camping, sports, swim mmg and jogging — A good day is when the day ends and everything is taken care of. (upper left) Luca H. Satter Assistant principal - B.A.. M.A.. St. Olaf college. University of Minnesota — hunts, fishes and plays chess — few problems and helping people, (lower left) Dr. Almon Hoye — Director — B.A M A,. Ph.D. University of St- Louts. University of Minnesota — versatile man; skiing, hunting, fishing, walking. 3rt and music (upper center) Thomas L. Jackson — Administration assistant — B.S.. M A.. Southern Illinois University. University of Minnesota — Captain in the Air Force Reserve — homebody , (lower right) Walter Rock Jr. — Principal — BA. Macalas-ter College — spends free time attending sports events, travelling when it's convenient and reading 6

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