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

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SHIELD STAFF ROW 1: Carol Hogan, Geoffrey Gove, John Barna, Gary Hollingsworth, Wanda Vetica. ROW 2: Barbara Eicke, Bonnie Levinson, Penny Lange, Sylvia Shaw, Joyce Cerrutti, Linda Hense. ROW 3: Sherry Lawrence, Terry Doell, Sue Small, Mr. Ladendorff ladvlsorl, Ellen Haworth, Sue Strach, Twink Reischling. EDITOR IN CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR 'Sue Slrach , fag, ' wg, ,..,' M r 4 Terry Doell QUILL AND SCROLL I ,J 98 ROW 1: Diane Bueford, Carolyn Corwin, Peggy Avlles, Terry Doell, Sue Strach. ROW 2: Mr. Callahan, Jerry Simerman, Allan Prager, Nlr. Ladendorff.

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Z heatzefs pzobuctions ROW 1: Chris Grove, Gwen Love, Bob Mitchell, Tim McHenry, Milton Bassett, Phil Tweedy, Nancy Cowry, Karen Merry, Arlene McNulty, Leslie Groarke, Trena Rhodeos, Deward Hastings. ROW 2: Linda Pringle, Sandy Lemmon, Jim Gaddis, Linda Speicher, Jill Shipstad,John White, Don Vossler, Elissa Guardino, Sheila Clark, Sharon Turner. ROW 3: Gordon Babcock, Jed Winter. THE CAT AND THE CANARY An old maniac who thinks he's a cat, secret panels in which the unknown lurks, and accusations of insanity provided blood-curdling sus- pense for the audience that viewed The Cat and the Canary, April land 2. In the melodramatic mood of the play, the surviving relatives of the late Cyrus Canby West met in the old and musty Glencliff Manor to learn the identity of the next heir. As they sat in suspense, the old family lawyer, Roger Crosley, played by Jed Winters, dramatically announced the heir by saying, I, Cyrus Canby West, do declare as the sole heir to all my money, bonds, and estate, my descendant, man or woman, who bears the surname of West. Harry Blythe, played by Gordon Babcock, merely shrugged in his cynical manner. Charlie Wilder, played by John White, smiled the congratulations that his outgoing personality demanded. Cicily Young, portrayed by Sandy Lemon, pouted in her typical dumb- blond manner. Elissa Guardino as Susan Silsby accepted the results with her acid temper. Paul Jones, played by Don Vossler, vigorously conveyed his congratulations to Annabelle West, played by Jill Shipstad, who was in a state of excitement over her good fortune. The play was heightened by the African voodoo housekeeper, played by Linda Speicher, a believer in spirits and demons: an asylum keeper, Larry Main, whose news of an escaped maniac put the entire household into a panic: and Dr. Patterson, played by Jim Gaddis, who provided a dramatic moment when he appeared in the midst of one of the most suspenseful scenes of The Cat and the Canary. The play was directed with imagination and skill by Mr. Donald Ralston and his student director, Sharon Turner. Elissa Guardino

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SCROLL STAFF ROW 1: Judy Monroe, Jean Doble, Eileen lscoff, Sue Herman, Louise Robinson, Kathy Loeffler, Kathy Giusto. ROW 2: Pat Woolf, Sabina Dunton, Frances Martin, Sue Templeton, Gail Van Winkle, Judy Mirk, Sandra Ferrin, Sheryl Smith. ROW 3: Margaret Aviles, Terry Sullivan, Randy Gaines, Jerry Simerman, Allan Prager, Mr. Callahan ladvisorl, Carolyn Corwin, Nan Payne, Kathy Savage, Sparky Thorpe. ,,-5, ff? J, ,,,a X' 'N i f 'Z , C U, E, we V SPRING EDITOR Bin Peggy Aviles LITERARY LANCE FALL EDITOR Larry Prager Hilary Pritchard Jon Thorpe Sherry Ellis lim Ekedal l l l 1