Central Bible College - Cup Yearbook (Springfield, MO)

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Madame de Lattre is one of the newcomers to C. B. l.'s faculty this year. With the enticing country of Switzerland as her background, with French-l-luegenot as her lineage, with Germany as the center other cultural and educational training, and with fourteen years of missionary service on the island of l-laiti, this most unusual combination of influences has pro- duced a vivacious personality and a most fascinating conversationalist. Her love for education is unsurpassed As a missionary of the Baptist Board, she founded a Protestant Day School, While in search for a satisfying experience, she became a member of the Oxford Movement. Later, in May, l938, she came in contact with the Assemblies of God and received the fullness of the Spirit, During her sixteen years in America, she has taught French, Italian, and the fine arts in a number of high schools and normal schools, however she maintains that no other work has given her so much enjoyment as has her teaching at Cf B l-and we in turn have been intrigued with her interesting accent and gracious character. Miss Eleanor Parry is an outstanding C, B l alumnus whose births place and home is in Washington, D C During her three years here, she was an exceptional student in bath studies and activities, Following her graduation in l938, she continued her education at Taylor University, taking special interest in sociology, philosophy, and English. Graduating magna cum laude in her class, she returned to Washington and held a position in the War Department until the summer of l943. Precise, yet enthusiastically animated, Miss Parry, although a new member of the faculty, has won her way into the hearts of all. The presentation of the subject has been characteristic of its teacher, interesting and helpful The ability to think clearly and independently, to portray vividly, an enthusiastic interest in the students' individual needs, and a sense of humor-these have endeared Miss Parry to her students. Skillful and patient, Miss Elsie Preston has established this year a high standard in piano and organ instruction, as well as several interesting courses in music theory Having studied music from childhood, she was of valuable help in church work in Battle Creek, Michigan, which was her home while attending high school, After graduating from C. B. l, in i939 she went to Taylor University, and won recognition in school musical activi- ties ln her senior year she was elected to national Who's Who in Amer- ican Colleges and Universities All who know her find her cheerfulness, her unaffected sincerity, and her consecrated talent a source of spiritual blessing, i My