Pupils Help Bring History to Life

By QNS Editorial Posted on February 9, 2012

Famous presidents, scientists and other history makers from a bygone era were brought back for a day by seventh- and eighth-graders at St. Pancras School during their wax museum exhibit in Glendale last Wednesday, Feb. 1. As noted, the students dressed and acted as historical figures and provided biographical information on them to students from the lower grades who toured the museum, which was set up in the school’s gymnasium. Among the notable figures on display included Napoleon Bonaparte, Princess Diana, Albert Einstein, Steve Jobs and Louis Pasteur.

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