Herbert Hoover High School - Dias Cardinales Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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Welcm tc a 1 leuf ptincip ' JC or rne, a newcomer to the Cardinal Campus, this has been a time to learn, to get ac¬ quainted, and a chance to appreciate the tre¬ mendous spirit and the traditions that are truly ' Hoover High School.’ On behalf of the school, may I thank you for your leadership and for the contributions that you have made this year. In return, we trust that your education at Hoover High School has played a part in qualifying you for whatever new endeavor you are facing at this important stage of your life.” Mr. C. Russell Henzie this year became the third principal in Hoover’s thirty-six-year his¬ tory. His A.B. degree was earned at La Verne College and an M.A. from Claremont College. Mr. Henzie has done graduate work at U.C.L. A. and S.D.S.C. Before coming to Hoover, he taught U.S. His¬ tory and speech at Roosevelt Junior High and for six years was a special guidance counselor for the San Diego City Schools, often visiting Hoover. In 1956 , Mr. Henzie became the principal of Horace Mann Junior High and remained there until coming to Hoover this year. Mr. Henzie is well acquainted with teenagers since he has three married sons. He also has an eleven-year-old daughter named Susan. This wonderfully unique year has been made so, through the dedicated efforts of our new principal, Mr. C. Russell Henzie. An important part of being a good principal is maintaining close contact with the student body.