Auburn Adventist Academy - Rainier Vista Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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A Sabbath Afternoon Stroll And more than once have we strolled through the “coolth” of the woods in the early warm spring days,—smelled the delicious freshness of a new-born year. And in the winter, too, we enjoyed the out-of-doors; we skiied, and we snowballed, and sometimes we just hiked. We’ve laughed and we’ve played over these mountains of ours, and accepted the challenge of the trailless forests and have found out some of the secrets of Nature. Sometimes we just hiked or tried our strength by running around The Triangle. But whatever we did. we never forgot the beauty of the woods through which our path took us. And sometimes we sang as we walked—sometimes, especially on Friday evenings, we serenaded the neighbors on the way. Oh, that was fun!

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The M. V. Sunshine Band I hose Sabbath afternoon hours when we took the bus and went out to do missionary work brought rich rewards in the joy of service. The Seminar, too. brought inspiration and opportunity to those who were inter¬ ested in ministerial or Bible workers’ or other missionary activity. The Seminar Officers

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Boy’s Prayer Band If you had had a glimpse into various ones of the boys’ rooms at regular inter¬ vals, you would have seen scenes similar to the one above, while the prayer bands were in progress. This was a band of some of the boys in Gibson Hall. The girls had similar organizations. And no student who has had the privilege of attending Auburn Academy would ever forget the quiet, thoughtful hours of the vesper services on Friday even¬ ings. Above all others these devotional times have the fondest and dearest place in our hearts. Testimonies During Vespers