Hillsdale High School - Shield Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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A Queen is Crowned Mary Peterson, Queen Pat Hoffman, Frosh Soph Cheerleaders Janet Cavagnaro Top: Diane Christensen, Sue Christensen Bottom: Marilyn Lavezzo, Linnie Stone, Julian Labenberg

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ARS I'l' FOOTBALL i.Qx , 1 K - ' K ,ti lffsw 'Q ss rbi, my 5 - -- -and FRONI ROW I. TO R: Manager Ed Rosen, George Cooke, Jim Hollister, Lenny Nicholson, Roger Long, Bill Smith, Bob Gaddis, Bud Giesin, Bill Johnson, Dick Nichol, Larry Thomas. ROW 2 l. TO R: Manager Dennis Evans, John Parker, Joe Moriarity, Gary Harris, Mike Isola, Bill Carina, Jim Maley, Jim Kearney, Pat Donohoo, Danny Speck, Bob Plaskett, Roger Devodier, Bill Woy, Head Coach Frank Collin, Coach Paul Armstrong. ROW 3 l TO R: Karl Engdahl, Bob Munson, Dick Strebel, Dean Bainard, Dean Kemper, Keith Mattos, Dave Kelley, Bob Cornely, Wayne Wallick, Bob Hayward, Ron Schultz, Coach Frank MacGraw. iw KX - N ix v A sharp running game and a dangerous passing attack to the accompaniment of hard blocking and tackling were important factors in making Hillsdale's first varsity football club a real contender in P.A.L. competition. Tamalpais was the first victim in a season that saw the Knights take five out of nine. Highly favored Serra went down before the Knight's attack in the second game, and Carlmont added number three to the victory list, but a heart-breaker to Burlingame in a night clash gave Hillsdale its first loss of the season. Powerful Palo Alto added another set-back to the Hillsdale gridders, but the Knight's loss was not without glory. Palo Alto entered the game with a perfect record, no losses, and not yet scored upon, but in that game Hillsdale wrecked the perfect record by scoring two touchdowns. The Knights bounced back with vengeance to dump favored San Mateo, and then went on to hand Jefferson a convincing drubbing. At South San Francisco Hillsdale's warriors suffered a close loss to South City's grid squad. Then came the Thanksgiving day meeting with Capuchino. Although a loss to Capuchino closed out Hillsdale's varsity season, the Knights, under the direction of head coach Frank Collin and assistants Paul Armstrong and Frank Mac- Graw, in their first year as a full fledged varsity club, had taken their place with the football powers of the P.A,L. Win or lose, HillsdaIe's colors were kept brightly waving and the scores and final standings showed how wrong the experts were in picking Hillsdale as the underdog in .4 ll , ,--, -I AL- I--A1...ll ..-...-.....