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MICROCOSM STAFF Editor-In-Chief BETTY McINTYRE Ass’t. Editor-In-Chief ROBERT JENKINS Business Manager EDITH BLACK Ass’L Business Manager-CYNTHIA JOHNSON Managing Editor MARY McINTYRE Asst. Managing Editor ..HELENE FIGARD Literary Editor EDITH DeLUKE S|M»rts Editors KENNETH STUNKARD ROBERT JENKINS Alumni Editor Exchange Editor Joke Editor ....... Ass’t. Joke Editor . Subscription Editor Ass’t. Subscription 1 Faculty Advisors HELEN EVERHART . CHARLOTTE BUSERT LaRUB MAXINE FOORE BILL LYNN Editor LEON McINTYRE MISS BRITTEN MR. SNYDER 'iVve Broad Wlvcrocosm BROAD TOP TOWNSHIP VOI.I VIK . SENIORS TO GIVE A COMEDY DRAMA £ THREE-ACT PLAY 7iappintts Honor ”Scholarship“ BEDFORD COUNTY, PA Armi. iflos NutuUr Four COUNTY I.ITKR KY CONTORT TW Junior clam will prevent. The . Talk Arrow (hr 11111 ' In I ho 014 11mm- Theatre. Klx Milo Ran Tfcuj ptty 1« » corned f dniai In three art» j Thr |4o U nn Interred It nw and tbe( Senior» nrr ««rklne liard to make « perfect prcxtonIon RoX-rt AM.tadr sa Grandpa Traw l ford plays (be leading role Ultw It It r ben» In Ike rlunUrr of Roth, Crawfortl. the granddaughter, Audrey Trpfde In the character of Grandma Darke will lou-h your heart«rtagti. Yon will laurk. nnd laugh no me wore, at 7.o «. the colored raok. and her new hualiaud. Salamander. Alexan- der. John Henry Jon.- Little Lotte, who la rtry much In lore with Walter.;1 ' r ,or will add honor and raon-dy to the en- tire performance Walter. Ruth'a brother. U a happy go-larky hoy who nerer take life «er ienafy and who later regret U. no la the flippant dty rauatn. Sb la loud «poken and «elfl.h. Prat. a flne manly fellow, naturally graeroua and happy but ohaeaaed with the haired and deal re for revenge that he had nourished for fratt Ruth, a weet nature.1 young girl, la living with her grandfather and fm to leave him. April J. 1»W. a literary Crate » held at the Grade building. Red Pa Of ihe fourteen arhoola eli- ; glblo lo participate only »1 contested ■ Broad Top High arnt four conte taut —two reader», one orator, and oor ex temporaneo «peakor The afternoon program began at one j o'clock 1he flr-t ev. nt wa the Mu«t‘ fuatt-d Thr atundlng wa« a follows: 1. lti«lr, won by Pa at St Claim Ule Orche»tru. won by Eaat St. Clair» Yllle. Rand. won by K.iat St Clalravltle Boja' Chnru . won by Kaat St ('lair vide. Olrta Chora Bet ford Vocal Soto. Bedford Plano Solo. Bedford Kxtrmporanroas Speaking FI rat Place. Broad Top High I Robert Nay t Second Piare. F veret t Third Place. Evcrett FI rat Place. Bedford Second Place, Bedford 4 Elocution Flr t Place. Broad Top High (Janet Ncy Second Place. Smith Vocational Third Place. Sax tea The evening program wna the ran- fe t for the County Championship In IVhatlng n e Saxton team met I ho- of Bedford The Ib I ford Affirmative lo»t lo the Saxton Negative and the re- Saxton Negative loat to the Bedford Negative When the point» of the 108 ELM TREES PI ANTED IIF TWEEN SIX MIIF. RUN AND KlDDLESBl’Rfj BRILLIANT OUTLOOK ’jzrzz?, EOR SPRING SPORTS AT BROAD TOP Th. fun .! .tf lug un.l three are being replaced, aa to help replace m»u c of these tree nd beautify thi. I »rt t4 the .-ouaty hr Slate ha am one hundred and nine rim tree to be Hantr-d along the highway between Six Mile Run and Uiddlrahurg. The Stale called for volunteers to rid la :hl« project of planting tree A the High School was the he»t or gun lard group of yrung people here, they volunteered to »eud l a'udeat eu h dav to help plant tbr tree until the Job waa finished The boy a were uniter the supervision Traelt and Field Ti When the call for candida tea for the Track and Field team came this spring, many of the student of Broad Top re»|M ndr«l to the rail The boy have atiirted practice. Some throw the Javelin, some the »(»orpuf. and other the dtocu . nut most of them are put of a State forrater from thr M L,' »•«!» «print Alto Forratry School TM eupervl-w ,,M »° «£»■•■ endurance by run waa sent here and ;nid by the State. ,llu ',W,nnr' “»• nwr He told the boy how to plant the tr e« « • «• “ nl- “Anyon, ran make a good and where to «et the material nu,rv r ,f « practice ” So he In The mxlerlal used In planting the '• •»» »' ie good runner of some of tree wa« g.itheml along the river l,,r N'01'1 ToP »? • Dr Reed trie to persuade Ruth to «ram were toM Bedford waa ahead by go with him to the city. She refu«e three point Thla gave them the Grandpa is arena ! of bunk em- County ( hampk»nahlp The .h-bate waa »t. Coaae and aee the re t for Intereating and cVora Although yourself Allan loaf, their team Is to be coo TV Coal emulated Samuel Crawford- Robert Aldatadt Prlie wt » awarded to the wia Robert Port Lehman Hilt-hen « •» »» rveura Walter Conrad William Lynn '«» Jrar B T. II. S. hopes to aend Dr Jimmie Reed Kenneth Stunkard « »» contestant to Bedford. Let a Salamander Alexander John Henry j try to wlo the County Champlonahlp Joatea Donald Jenkln I debating a well a» the other liter Via Davl Audrey Popple ary events. We believe that thla raa Ruth Coo rad La Rue Hitches « «7 » accomplished a we have Flo Gray Mac ■ «—.wo! aome excellent material. Bedford. R x- Lnrir - IVlith IVt.uke | ton. Everett. Smith Vocational and all Emm Maxine Foote ether part id pan I a beware! R. T. R 8. expect much from her atudenta and we mexn to win all the glory we can A new broiler rampart meat for •»’ nt for °°d oW •tore i, mounted on roller hearing» B T ' •rh »■ upon which It ran be moved by manlp ulattug a lever and has a window In j front through which Ita contenta can] Approximately 5000 reaael patacd hr watched. through the Sue Canal laat year. I»uu. which |« very ferrite «.«tl, gath- ered from along the river, wa wheel- ed In wheelbarrow to a truck and thua distributed la pile where the tree were to he planted The hoy loaded straw, wheeled loom, loaded the trvw . dug hole for nnd |4jM.'.I eighty tree» in Ate hour on the flr t dnv tbrv worked A different group of boy were e- lccted from the High School each day. Three hoy were also a i«ted m the work by tome young men from Rid dleaburg There were ten fellows and a visor working together planting The boys expect to participale la three tra -k and field meet «hi year. April 21 »» to to Hhlppen bnrg to Ihif annual me » there L t year iW ff Top pis red founh -vot of at hn«i IT ch «d« In this meet A few of the «tu.1et.tt brought hack tnrdals to Broad Tof —however none of ihen. acre ftr t place medal» May 14. the If.ilfonl County Track amt Field miwf will le held on the Fmith Vocational Athletic Field la thi meet the girl will partieipnte a well a» the boya Broad Top has never woo any of ihrar m.« t although rbey the have won ijulte a few medal The | girt - relay tram won a cup in 192«. i TM» 1 the one and only cup won by i Bro.nl Top In any extra-curricular ac- jllvlty. Arthur Lee Mort. four-year-old son April 30. we will hare a dual meet of Mr and Mra Arthur Mort. of with the Smith Vocational High Round Knob. h»d bia collar Vmc School The girl will alao participato broken on April «. when he «a struck' •« thla meet. by an auto driven hr Cloyd McKnlght Coach Elmer would like to develop The child had Just come out of a » .1 adM Itky team In thi event •lore when, seeing hi mother acroa F-aoh runner run 4I0 yard . Ilia kkt the atreet. he started toward her and • «xx relay runner I» owe who has wa struck by the ear He wa taken • hmg stride |Jn« en.1ur.xncr and con- to hi» home where a doctor waa ran fldeuce. mooed He I now .uuch Improv'd We are In dlatrr In reatrd t« finnn- — ■ I rial .imdltlon» The football team In a Nebraska inventor'» adjustable | uwd I ho greater port of the money In atgn for store window magnetimd let-!'» athletic assnriatUtn fund , but it ter hold themaelre !a place ou a vtecl; wa« for a good -au e. and. are feel aarC CHIIJ» HURT BY AITO background. that the meuilwr of the Track and ' ■ . I leld tram d« Ml begrudge this to The tonnage of shipping now umh-r (hem a. they fooshr hard to make the construction In Great Britain and Iro-j footlull ae.taon a «ncre«a. a.xl they alao land 1« le « than It ha been a» auv[ corned the greater part of the money, lime «loce |SS7. | (Coettsued on Page At ( Eleven )
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(Bit ass tyoeni Our goal is won! The time draws nigh When we must leave dear Broad Top High; Must leave her happy years behind More happy years we’ll never find. To you Broad Top we’ll ever be true, We’ll ever love and reverence you; We’ll always seek to bring you fame And add more glory to your name. To classmates dear we say farewell. The grief of parting we cannot tell. Farewell teachers helping and kind. Success and joy may you ever find. Geraldine Hinish. •• - ( Twelve )
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