MUSIC Band The Weber College Band members present a colorful sight whenever they perform. Their lively music and picturesque uniforms are a vital part of athletic performances of the college. Their annual out-of-state trip with the football team gives the opportunity to create much favorable publicity for the college. Another function of the band is to acquaint members with fine music and to develop their musical appreciation. Orchestra Often, on a quiet morning, a student near weber's Window Frames hears the orchestra playing melodious tunes of the past and present. The orchestra is organized for the purpose of getting acquainted with some of the finest symphony music. It presented three concerts of high quality during the year and served the community whenever its talent was required. It also gave invaluable support to the college opera production, "Martha." DEBATE DEBATORS-Carolyn Heiner, Rosalee Scofield, Mike Monson, Charles Powell, John Statler, Mike Murdock, John Hale, Robert Moesinger, Janet Eckersley, Gary Olsen, Robert Wood, Brent Wilcox, Ada Carol Pearson, Brent Wood, Truman Henderson, John Hutchingson, Andy Wahlquist, Jim Hardy. "Resolved that the further development of nuclear weapons should be abolished by international agreement" This national college debate question for 1959 challenged our champion Weber College debate squad. Members of the squad traveled to Washington, California, and Arizona, and to all Utah Colleges and Universities. Traveling over eight thousand miles and participating in ten tournaments, they won many trophies and were rated by Dr. Monson as the best of his career. In addition to debate, Dr. Monson, assisted by capable Larry Evans, taught oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and impromptu speaking.