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

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pi' l958 Scoreboard Chuck Alderman E Chuck Hurlbut T Hillsdale Wlllow Glen Sequola Serra Burlingame Jefferson South San Franclsco San Mateo Westmoor Capuchlno John Mlhon G Duck Henander B ... ,V 5-an Jim Ellis-C.-Co-Capt. 6 ff -' A f 5-in sl Rick Stagner-B. Co Capt All PL 1542322 Ron Peters-B. All Pl.-County Team Hillsdale Burlingame Capuchino Jefferson Rlch Ward F Jlm Crelghton T SeymourSterllng G John Hansen C All PL County Jim Bair-T-All PL Gill cvester-Q-B Won Lost 6 5 4 2 South San Francisco 2 Westmoor Sa n Mateo Haven Kolls-LB. 2 O O l 2 4 4 4 6 Gene Argo-E. Lyle Proctor-LB

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1.u,. . V rr'- Q. .. Row one, L to R: Larry Sarenceno, John Hansen , Bob Roudy, Gary Wolfe, Jim Docker, Pat Clarke, Bob Ward, Tom Musser , Mike Smith, Chuck Kretz, Floyd Keys, John Milton . Row two, L to R: Bruce Gardiner fmanagerj, George Brahy, Duane Ewing, Ted Oesterle, George Caughlin, Ray Montiago', Terry Petersen, Les Smith, Rick Risdon', Craig Schultz', Mike France', Al Benner , Jim Gaddis. Row three, L to R: Jon Thorpe lmanagerj, Angus Morrison, Seymour Sterling', Mike Mclver', Dick Morino', John Amend', Jef? Kerr', Ev Stinson', Jim Zamagni, Bill Moats', Wayne Holbrook? Row four, L to R: Coach Frank Collin, Dick Henander', Ron Peters , Rich Ward', Steve Starett, Rick Stagner', Tom Mayer', Lyle Proctor', Dennis Harris', Bob Bailey', Gary Wen- berg', Larry Pentek', Larry Werner, Pete Fagotti', Don Vossler, Gary Copeland, Coaches Paul Armstrong, Frank MacGraw, and John Gilmore. Row five, L to R: Mark Moritz, Jim Creighton', Haven KoIls', Gene Argo', Allan Beu, Gill Cyester', Rich Keller, Chuck Alderman', Bill Price , Jim Ellis', Steve Klenk , Jim EkedaI , Chuck Hurlbut , Fred Ottinger, Jim Hughes, Jim Merrill, Jim Bair', Denny Valentine, Dick Michiels, John Gallagher . K' indicates Varsity Teamj Peninsula League Champions! These were the words that were echoed by the Hillsdale Varsity Football Team, after their victory over Capuchino on Thanksgiving Day. Peninsula League Champions! These were the words that flared up throughout the gallery of Hillsdale rooters. These were the words that sent this gallery home in a trance of ioy and pride. But what led up to this, the greatest moment of Hillsdale's short history? lt all started with three pre-season losses, but even these couldn't hold back the fighting Knights of Hills- dale. When Hillsdale met the favored Burlingame Panthers, the Knights walked oft with a hard fought 6 to 0 victory. Next we rolled over a stubborn Jefterson team, finally winning 21-19. With two victories, Hills- dale iourneyed to Soudt San Francisco to win another close, hard fought game, 13-12. Liking nothing better than to knock over Hillsdale, San Mateo outplayed the tighting Knights, but was on the short end of a 14-7 score. Hillsdale, embittered by the near loss to San Mateo, trampled the Rams of Westmoor 45-19. As in previous meetings, the Hillsdale-Capuchino game was the crucial game of the year. Would Hills- dale be lone or tri-holder of the Peninsula League Crown? Would it be Turkey or Crown? When the hnal gun sounded, the scoreboard showed the superior Knights the best in the league, with a glorious 26-14 victory over the Mustangs of Capuchino. These were the six games that led Hillsdale to its first varsity football championship. Congratulations, Peninsula League Champions! Var ily Coach ofthe Year-Frank Collin Football Coach ot the Year! This was the honor bestowed upon Hillsdale's Frank Collin by Peninsula Sports Writers. He coached the Knights to their first Varsity Football Champion- ship. Coach Collin never lost faith in the ability of his team even though they lost their first three games. Hillsdale can well be proud of Coach Frank Collin, Coach of the Year! Coaches Frank MacGraw, Paul Armstrong, and John Gilmore gave vital aid in coaching the Champion Knights. SEE!! -15. A

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71694669154 af Ze gamma Burlingame vs. Hillsdale Seymour Sterling and Bill Price bring an abrupt halt to ground gaining eflorts of a Pan- ther runner as Hay-en Kolls looks on Cap vs. Hillsdale . . . Dick to the Mustang twelve yard Henander breaks into the clear line and romps on a 57-yard gallop e Kmigita Championship Game . . . Ron Peters, Hillsdale scat back, breaks into the open and goes for a touchdown as Knight blocker, Jim Creighton, exe- cutes a perfect block on Mus- tang defender. Jefferson vs. Hillsdale in this hard fought game, . . , Ron Peters bursts His way is cleared by ex- into the open to score cellentl-lillsdale blocking. the deciding touchdown