Columbia Adventist Academy - Vine Maple Yearbook (Battle Ground, WA)

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ft mam W UU 90 f if in Spiritual Activities l l'11pe1': Peterson. Hooper. Kammer, Perry, Zuver, NVilson, Fry. Front Rowi lleiiiing, llunm-i', Miles. XVzitcx'S, Hill. Back Row: lmlil, f'l'frUkt-'1', XViIsrm. lrunvaii. Kmniiier. l-Ty. IVHSSIONARY VOLUNTEERS The aim of the Missionary Vol- unteer Society is The Advent message to all the world in this generationfi Every Sabbath after- noon the young people are given experience to prepare them for this work. The giving of talks and participation in Literature Distri- bution, Sunshine and Mailing bands provides opportunities for the development of leaders in spreading the Advent message. We really have some very inter- esting meetings. Won't you come and join us and share in the bless- ings that God has in store for you? -HULDAH PETERSON. MINISTERIAL AND PRAYER BANDS The Ministerial Band meet: weekly and fosters spiritual ac- tivities among its members. Band programs and visits to district churches do this. Actual labora- tory practice in church and Sab- bath School work is given. The prayer bands meet each Wednesday for a few minutes of study and prayer. The school is divided into several bands with a student leader for each group. The prayer bands are a vital part of the academy student's spiritual life. -BEVERLY KAMMER.

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MUSIC CContinuedD 4. ,L-2.1. ' L? Ei Lfharactersl lklen of Arms: .Iim1'alkins Clifford Fellows Director: Frankie Grnbhs Michael: Marion Thmnas Jonathan: J. Mittleider Abigail: Frances Thomson David: K. ld. Groves Saul: fl. I., Beane Jesse: N. XV. l.awi'enCe Samuel: Lloyd Atkins Men of Arms: Jack Hooper Charles Calkins thllklll s Fellows l'a1ki ns Hooper Groves l-Seane Alittleider Atkins CANTATA Practice! Practice! Practice! Once every week about forty of the students and teachers met for a good practice on the cantata, David, the Shepherd Boyj' under the leadership of Mrs. Grubbs. At times there were a few discordant notes. but after all it was a lot of fun. The cantata was presented in ten scenes which were made more realistic and more beau- tiful by having the main char- acters in costumes. We are looking forward to more joining us next year. -LORAINE EEANE. STUDENT QUARTETTE If you want to hear some real harmony, come to Colum- bia and hear the school quar- tette. We have had many interest- ing times together this yea singing for Sabbath School and other services at school. We have had the pleasure of sing- ing in other churches and evan- gelistic meetings in our sur- rounding territory. We have also sung secular songs in school programs. We have enjoyed the time spent in practicing, which we do most of the time. -CHARLES CALKINS. FACULTY QUARTETTE The value of good music in our evangelistic efforts has long been evident to our de- nomination. Because of the gospel in song we have organ- ized as a quartet this year. It has been a privilege to work together in practice and in rendition. We have visited many churches supplying sa- cred songs and our repertoire includes secular numbers which we have presented on occasion. -K. E. GROVES.

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Clubs Frrml How' llill .lone-s Ham-lu-It Calkins XVorley Lund Dark llow filanrlon Peterson Miles Drake Grululws lTlllll'i1l'1 Kammer Zum-r Front How: XVisrlom Hooper Dahl Emlresuii Allen lleming' Hsu-k Row: Crooker U. Calkins Phillips .I, Calkins Hackett XVolfswinkel Mr. Groves ' Mrs. Groves Y L, ,,, KOVILLO KLUB The Kovillo Klub is one of the best and most active clubs in the academy. This club dif- fers from the others in that the members consist of both boys and girls. We meet every other Tues- day night in our new adminis- tration building where we spend a most enjoyable time playing games and giving pro- grams. This year we had an enjoy- able time at our Christmas program. Our Santa Clause seemed to be made for the pur- pose because no pillows were used to make him round and fat. Won't you come and join us next year so that you may en- joy the association of a friend- ly club with the rest of us. -CLIFFORD FELLOWS. sl g it CARPE DIEM CLUB The members of the Carpe Diem Club meet every Tuesday evening in the parlor. The pur- pose of this club is to develop in each one of the girls a sense of Christian leadership, to pro- mote friendship, culture and refinement and to bring out the talents of each one. A program is planned each week in which all the girls are given an opportunity to take part. We have many good times together such as hikes, marshmallow roasts, and sup- pers at Lewisville Park. Won't you come and join us next year? We will be waiting for you! -BETTE HACKETT. Tl-IE AMICITIA CLUB The aim of the Amicitia Club is to promote friendliness and Christian fellowship among its members. Here we learn to co-operate with one another in our work and play. Each Tuesday evening we have a short program for the entertainment of the boys. Once each semester the Ami- citia Club entertains the Carpe Diem Club. This consists of a short program and refresh- ments. Once each semester we have an early morning break- fast out-of-doors. We also have our Kangaroo Court in which the minor of- fenses that occur in the dorm are taken care of and in which amusement is afforded Cfor somel. In hanging up I say, It's a great life if you donlt weaken. -DELBERT PHILLIPS.