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

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T he Girls’ Chorus If we didn’t already have music in our hearts we were likely to im¬ bibe it from the atmosphere of so much music that filled the air. Maybe it was a lively concert sung by the Girls’ Chorus; maybe it was “The World Is Mine Tonight’’ by the double mixed quartette: maybe the Trumpet Trio filled the air with stirring strains of melo- The Girls’ Trio

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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

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dy; maybe the Girls’ Trio trilled a sweet lullaby; perhaps it was the martial airs of Sousa’s marches; or maybe it was the transporting theme of the ‘‘Hallelujah Chorus” from Handel’s Messiah,” that the chorus sang, or the soft strains of “Beside the Still Waters” that put us into the mood for worship on Sabbath morning. The Trumpet Trio