Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-07-15 | Page 14 | Local News

-X I (X ... I fcai iiaaisMi i ifittfifc ii itVrif Tiffr' t wit psism wftin Mr iitn tnWasM ji no t thw m 1 1 m i" n wwr r 1 1 1 nr i wn h mm m Mi nrr In Mi i H T safjMii Mi J ! ; Hi V ' H ILlzXijJ v 1 A 'vr?rM Or" 3 Girl Scouts find diversified activities while they are at camp. They study handicraft, nature, dramatics, singing, games, archery and swimming. C. Powers (left), S. Fisher, P. Brimley, K. Cate and I. Stone. 2 The day canrp is known as "Robin Hood," so Girl Scouts stage play recalling Incidents of that character. S. McLemmon (left), G. Merrill, B. Lovendale, D. Lovendale, L. Nelson. IDay camping Is part of Salt Lake City's summer program for Girl Scouts at Fairmount park. Leap-frog devotees are Noella Mclnerney, B. Bangerter, M. Chalker, C. Goodman, A. Jackson and J. Wentworth. rvvl, i " " 3 "1 4 There's a sartorial barrier at camp. Girls are not allowed to wear slacks, beach pajamas or overalls. Traditional goodnight ceremony, with J. Sarle (left), L. Ertmann, Anna Rose, B. Nash and A. Confer.