Bensalem Township HS 1952 Yearbook (Cornwells Heights, PA) - Full Access

l\IARY ANN SCHURR "Jll idge" General Ycry friendly young mi s- bub· blc · over '~ ith pep- likes nothin,; hetter than to drive ber father' "Hot · l9 1\Iercury"- eldom seen without l1er plea ing smile- u ually nccom· Jlanie ally- favorite expres ion: "I like it. ':lfety Club 2, 3, 4; Social Dancing 1, 3. President 4; Candy Counter; School Play ~; Senior Play. MATILDA ARLENE SERRAVALLE "Tillie" Commercial Friendly though quiet and re· 8crved much envied for her very pretty hair-dote on chicken dinner , dog~. hor e , Perry Como, and ba e· ball pet peeve: tanding on the bus in the A. M.- favorite cxprcs ion- "You don't ay!" Yearbook; ocial Dancing 2, 3; Secre- tarial Club; Radio Club 2, 3; Candy Counter; Literary Club 2. JOAN E. SEDGWICK "Joa11ie" Commercial eat and tidy-hazel-eyed-excel· lent joke-cracker- friendly and help· ful- Gerry and the gang attract her to room 206--di like gym cia e - like to rai e chicken and knows all about them- favorite expre ion: "I'm starved." G) m Exhibition 1; Library Club 1, 2, ~; Radio Club 2, 3; ecretarial Club; Literary Club 1; Usher Squad 3. Seniors at long last! . "Kick-off" marks debut of brilliant social season. "The Groom Said No," Sen- ior smash comedy hit . . . First football victory over Bristol in 11 years (19-12)!! . . . Memorable Washington trip-April 2, 3, 4 ... All's well that ends well. ClJSS 0/11952 ALICE MAE SLEEMAN "Shorty" General Quiet and likable-always has a mile for everyone-pet peeve: Law da, - ambition: to be a houscwife- u ually ecn with Dori - favorite ex· pre ion: "You know it."-attendcd Moore town High chool in Fre hman and ophomore years. Home Economics 3; Candy Counter; Bcnthespians 4. CLIFFORD A. SOMMERFELD "Iss" General Fun-loving jolly fellow with slick brown hair and parlding brown eyes - usually ceo with Russell Fifcr--en· joys being a member of the band hut like study clas es more than any· thing el e. Band 2, 3, 4; U her Squad, Pre ident 4; ocial Dancing 2, 3, 4; Christmas Concert 1; Spring Concert 2, 3, 4. 21