lecture Course Nine years ago the Weber Academy Lecture Course was organized for the benefit of the students of the institution. The personnel of the course the first year consisted mostly of local men. The committees in charge of the Lecture Course since that time have brought some of the best talent of national and international fame to Ogden, and the Course for the last season was the most successful of all. Every number was a decided success and in addition to the regular course scheduled, two complimentary numbers were given. The people of Ogden have begun to realize that the Weber Academy I lecture Course is a most potent factor for the advancement of education. It is through such channels as these that the people of the state will be able to keep pace with the intellectual world. The students of the Academy have caught the inspiration and have supported the Lecture Course by selling tickets and by attending the lectures. They have been made to rejoice when the skies seemed Dark and to realize the blessings derived through effort. They have been filled with the desire to live clean and moral lives and made to feel that each one's destiny is in his own hands. In fact the Lecture Course has served as a source of inspiration to all the students.' The committee is glad to announce that the course for next year promises to be even stronger than that of this. Choir The Academy Choir, which is under the direction of Professor Ballantyne, is composed of 120 mixed voices. During the year it has furnished music for devotional exercises, and in addition has given one recital. The choir this year is perhaps the largest of any the Academy has ever had. A great many of the members are students of the lower classes, which indicates a successful choir next year In connection with the orchestra, the choir will render two selections at the Commencement Exercises. The Choristers' class, composed of fifty male voices, will sing with the choir in these numbers.