The final debate between the Seniors and Sophs lecture Course another very successful season. During the Mme. Frieda Langendorff, assisted by pianist. Judge George D. Alden the Kellogg-Haines Singing Party and Mr. Charles Mr. William L. Hubbard, assisted DJ Leoner, pianist Senator Robert L. Taylor Mr. John B. Ratto Mr Adrian M. Newins. Mr. Lee Francis Lybarger Every number was a success and the Committee feels that no excuses or apologies need be made. The purpose of the Course is to give to the Students of the Academy and the people of Ogden the finished product from the years of toil and study on the part of America's greatest scholars and artists. The programs are so varied that they will suit all and still every single one has a distinctly uplifting power. The Course for next year has been arranged, with the exception of one or two members that may be added, and is given below: Senator Thomas P. Gore, the blind senator from Oklahoma. Ex-Governor E. W. Hoch, famous Kansas reformer. Dr. J. Everest Cathell, a brilliant orator with a stirring message. Mr. Adrian M. Newins, Monologist and Dramatic Reader. Deck-Bergen Company. Maximilian Deck, violinist; Alfred Bergen, baritone soloist. The Strollers' Quartette. Mr. Edward Reno, Rapid Fire Magic. Mr. John B. Ratto (matinee and evening), character impersonator. RESOLUTION I. Owing to the fact that after repeated and again repeated failures, our esteemed principal has at last been blessed with a son and heir through whom his name may now go down throughout future generations, and, as was demonstrated five times before, it never could have happened without a change of climate and the genial influence of the Weber Academy, be it now resolved that the faculty of this institution proceed at once to select a suitable name by which this favored child may be known among the children of men. RESOLUTION II. In order to form a substantial background and to give to the name the balance of a solid initial which stands for much more than a mere signature, be it the sense of this faculty that no matter what the full name may be or what changes may take place, without question, controversy or contest of any nature, or advice or consent from any quarter whatsoever of the state, church, school or home that one name must be Weber; as for example H. W. Henderson, Heber Weber Henderson, or for short with the boys, Hugh Henderson or anything else that this council wishes. RESOLUTION III. That his name be neither scriptural nor patriarchal. We have great reverence for William Williams Henderson and it is desired that the junior be like his father in virtue rather than in name. Big Bill and little Bill or old Bill and young Bill fail to represent the true dignity of this honorable body, but it is desirable that the babe be given a sensible and fully matured name which he will be proud to engrave not only on the quaking aspen tree, but also on any civil document in this great nation. RESOLUTION IV. That each teacher choose the name he likes best of all. It is hoped the lady members will not hold in reserve any names for any purpose whatsoever. The names will be collected, placed on a sheet and posted in the faculty room for two weeks to give time for earnest thought and consideration, and then ballots will be cast for the final decision. RESOLUTION V. resolved that father or mother, grandfathers or grandmothers, uncles or aunts, outside the faculty, shall give no vote in this election, but they are allowed to make suggestions and to use their influence outside the poles. RESOLUTION VI. the chosen names being forgotten or misplaced by the parents it the name the faculty attend, in a body, the event of the christening, and in order that lay be mispronounced or inarticulated by a disinterested priest, the father of the 1 "'' must perform the ceremony.