Salt Lake Telegram | 1935-08-02 | Page 3 | Hand Work of Catholic School Pupils on Display at St. Mary of Wasatch

Hand Work of Catholic School Pupils Pupils' On Display at St St. Mary of Wasatch n 1 f I IL by d j 4 rr rr rry I i y r. r w F Fb 1 b Mr r iY s V f 43 f 1 4 t V V H i f t 1 Miss Florence Ausmus lefts left and Miss Rosemary Brennan right students at St. St the Mary examine a model of an Eskimo village vii vil lage laga on display during the teachers teachers' summer summer school session Projects of grade junior high and high school students from Catholic schools in Ut Utah h Idaho and California California California Califor Califor- nia were on on exhibit Friday at St. St I the Mary the Mary Wasatch I The exhibits show the type of ot work carried on by students in the 12 schools comprising this district during the last year They have been displayed at the teachers' teachers summer summer summer sum sum- mer school session at St. St Mary which i I closed Friday six Ninety-six teachers from Utah Idaho and California California Cali Call fornia attended the course Projects shown in the exhibit include Include Include in In- clude models of soap carvings clay i molding posters showing the de development development de- de of transportation and I de-I communication and the study of ot geography and history They arc mostly in the form of or books posters and pictures Two outstanding exhibits were sent in by first grade students at atI atthe atthe the Judge Memorial school in Salt I Lake City One is a table model of an Eskimo village with cotton colton used for tor snow ri w and wax for lor Igloos and Icebergs The other is a miniature theater made of wood and cardboard which tells teUs the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears