Kindergarten 1-Lamonte Poulter. 2-Edna Rowe. 3-Dean Bingham. 4-Rhea Farr-. 5_Pearl Tracy. 6-Lettie Montgomery. 7-Hazel Beus. 8-Thersa Chadwick. 9-Irene Rollins. 10-Ida Parker. 11- Rose Butler. 12-Lillie Clark. 13-Harmana Sander. 14-Mabel Bingham. 15-Elizabeth Butler. 1 Ione Bailey. 17-Florence Whitaker. 18-Lettie Brown. 19-Zina Anderson. 20-Selma Woods. 21-Clara Hallstrom. 22-Mabel Watkins. 23-Etta Campbell. 24-Bessie Spencer. 25-Hazel Smith. 26-Bessie Driver. 27-Celia Ward. 28-Geneva Burnett. 29-Vera Doxy. 30-Ethel Sisman. 31- Nellie Neilson. 32-Lelia Ramsden. 33-Ruby Painter. 34-Hazel Grahm. 35-Myrtle Rhees. Kindergarten Beside the regular courses offered at Weber, the curriculum presented an excellent course in Kindergarten work. The object of this course was to give training to prospective teachers in the Kindergarten departments of the Sunday School. The class started with the regular second semester and lasted eight weeks, closing the 20th of March. Under the direction of Miss Bessie Spencer, the class of thirty-six girls received the most careful instruction. Miss Spencer's knowledge of her subjects as well as her experience made the work very interesting. The following program was carried out each day: 1. Outlining. 2. Theology. 3. Songs and games. 4. Helps for teachers. 5. Stories and story telling. 6. Froebel's Mother playS. We sincerely hope the Kindergarten will be an established course in the school, for we realize the great benefit it will be to the future generations. The students of the class '13 have indeed been a credit to the Weber Academy from the time they entered the institution The Seniors have always set the example to the school; they have done their share of the work, and lent assistance to those who needed it. Juniors, Sophomores and Freshmen, congratulate them on their success and wish them well in their journey through life. Our beloved Professor Cowles left us on April 11 to continue his studies at the University of Chicago. We have missed his smiling face and his helpful suggestions more than we can tell. The faculty and students join in wishing him every success in life and his school work and hope that he will return to take up his work again next fall. We are indeed glad that he could leave so good a substitute as his wife in his place. Wenber Lecture Course-'12='13 The Weber Academy Lecture Course has become a necessity to the students and the people of Ogden. The members of the commit- tee should feel repaid for all their work because the course of '12-'13 has been very successful from every standpoint.