dramatics has come to be one of the leading activities of the school even though this is but the second year of its existence it was organized by the english department with the purpose of closer instruction in character interpretation than can be done in the regular class work when the play tulu was selected the students showed a great deal of interest from the fact that many of them entered the try-outs the final cast was selected with the various parts taken by the following students lord blazonberrie jack ryder dick chetwyn robinson duchess of toedmag petrolia seersucker tulu club were frank shurtliff ernest mckay clarence mccune irvin nelson edyth barlow lelia taylor tree handley ted as follows : officers of the director ivy cleghorn manager ernest mckay president edyth barlow property manager assistant property frank shurtliff nauager clarence mccune the cast had been working very hard on the play for the past two months and have presented in the fifth and second wards of the city and in several of the neighboring towns including west weber iluntsville hooper coalville and morgan the weber academy alumni dramatic club of this year under the able direction of miss ivy cleghorn presented in the fifth ward amusement hall on the evening of thursday april 28 the comedv a scrap of paper translated from the french by sardon the cast of players was : prosper couramont mr moroni olsen baron de la glaciere mr henry a anderson bresentonche landed proprietor and naturalist mr joe l spangenberg anatole his ward mr wilford h shurtliff jsaptiste servant mr frank w anderson francois servant of prosper mr alfred larson louise de la glaciere miss marion a belnap mile suzanne de russeville miss minnie brown mathilde sister to louise miss leone engstrom madame dupont housekeeper miss mattie poulter pauline maid miss blanche greenwell mademoselle zenobie miss zina ruth larkin the play was a great success and the proceeds obtained from it are to be given toward the gymnasium they expect to visit hunts ville hooper west weber and other neighboring towns and are seri ously contemplating a trip to logan this year's seniors have attempted the biggest production of any senior class in any school as far as we know they have already given one performance at morgan and if possible will make other engagements in order to gain experience in performing before audi ences when they present their play in the ogden theatre it will no doubt be a credit to the academy