Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Rip Vargas Della Longsworth Rosie Kerr SHS’ers have found in Rip Vargas a likable blend of humor, intelligence, and friendliness; Rip, as an American Field Service foreign exchange student from Brazil, has found a home in Salem that is quite dif- ferent from his home in Brazil and has readily adjusted to it. Pep and charm are two words that perfectly de- scribe cheerleading captain Della Longsworth, She makes it her job to instill school spirit into every SHS student; Della’s enthusiasm inspires fans to cheer SHS teams on to many victories. Her gracious smile warms the hearts of everyone she meets. Charming, cheery, and friendly, Rosie Kerr has her own special brand of pep and vitality flavored with sweetness. Her own vigor and bounce help her accomplish many tasks, even as she helps her fellow students with their plans and activities. Her warm personality extends to all people she meets. Jack Hurray is held in high esteem by his fellow students. Likable, hard-working, his responsibilities have included his obligations as a class officer, the task of club leadership, and the advanced work con- nected with a high school college preparatory course. Harry Stoffer is considered a good man” in a great many respects. His intelligence has earned him respect and honors; his wit has won him friends; his many responsibilities have given him a special skill in bud- geting his time to accomplish the many tasks he has taken on. Gary Stoddard is a very convincing young man who plans for the future even as he accomplishes what the present demands of him. In his school work, ac- tivities, and after-school job, Gary displays the respon- sible attitude that distinguishes him to all who know him. Within Sue Clark is a basic urge to create, to work, and to accomplish. She strives toward attaining perfec- tion in her school work, in her many activities, and in her design for life. As Sue creates her own future, her plans and ideas influence all whose lives she touches. Senior Personality Tod Chappell is a paradox. Although violently determined on the basketball court or on the football field, he is friendly with his many friends and acquaintances. Tod, who is serious concern- ing his school work, displays an outgoing, laughing side at social events.

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Bill Kolozsi Jim Lantz Cindy Mancuso Cindy Baillie’s awareness of the beauty in all things gives her a special talent for getting to know people. Her personal calmness, friendliness, and skill help her accomplish difficult tasks with a minimum of confusion. Many activities, hard work, and a cooperative attitude unite to make Sandy Whitcomb a very busy young woman. Hon- ored with many positions of leadership in and out of school, Sandy has devoted hours of time in school, class, and community projects. Chuck Alexander's rhythm and coordination play an im- portant part in his active life. Chuck's inner vitality produces the free-swinging beat apparent in both his musical talent and athletic ability. Sarah Krichbaum, an outstanding personality in the Class of 1966, displays her concern for others in all that she does. Refreshing, cheerful, sympathetic, Sarah finds time to talk, laugh with, and assist those who know her. Joe Shivers’ easy smile, sarcastic wit, and friendly attitude distinguish him wherever he goes. As Joe expresses opinions at club meetings and participates in athletics, he adds his deter- mined effort to produce results that benefit all. Sportsmanship, friendliness, and easy goodwill are the out- standing traits of senior Jim Lantz. Active in athletics and or- ganizations, Jim carries out the fairness that he practices in his daily life, for he knows what he wants and works toward it in his honest way. Bill Kolozsi is a leader of men, one who formulates plans for the good of all concerned and makes sure that these plans are carried out. As an active member of Student Council and Key Club, Bill shows that he is a young man of strong ideas and con- victions. Cindy Mancuso displays a special charm that contains no hint of insincerity. Cindy's warm laughter cheers and encour- ages her fellow students as she shares their many varied ex- periences and plans. 23

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Jack Hurray Harry Stoffer Gary Stoddard Sue Clark Tod Chappell Senior Personalities