The year of 1913-14 has proved to be quite generally successful. Fortune has smiled graciously upon us in all the tasks we have under- taken. From the beginning to the end all students have been loyal supporters of the Purple and White. School spirit has been manifested to the highest degree at debates, oratorical contests and basketball games. The class of '14 have indeed been good representatives of the Weber Academy and has assisted in making the term successful. Although they were not always the victors, they have shown their ability and integrity in setting ideals that have been good examples for the other classes to follow. Music Prof. Ballantyne has labored untiringly with the choir this year. The first part of the year, he organized a girls' chorus-later on, a full choir was organized. The work of this organization was complimented by the many visitors to the school. A beautiful and appropriate cantata is now being rehearsed for the Commencement Exercises. Professor Ballantyne says that this choir is the best that the Academy has ever had. The orchestra and the band under the leadership of Professor Nichols has furnished excellent music for class parties, matinees, dances and contests. They are working at the present with Professor Ballantyne who intends to have the school orchestra furnish the music for the Cantata. High School day The second annual High School day was held at the University of Utah on Friday, May 8th. The purpose of this day is to give all the state high school graduates an opportunity to visit the many buildings and laboratories of the University and give them an idea of the educational facilities of the school. The new administration building that was lately completed is a most magnificent structure. Debates, trackmeet and a delicious luncheon served cafeteria style, were the chief attractions of the day. The weather conditions were ideal and the majority of the graduates from Weber was present to participate in the pleasures of the day.