University of Central Missouri - Rhetor Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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.r.n.. -- U ,-lbs-re, ' ' -Q ..1..l:,-::,-L:-- -fl-::..,4..m.,. iv A versatile and commendable sponsor of THE STUDENT and RHETOR for a number of previ- ous years, Prof. Ben R. Craig has also brought Shakespearean drama to life for many students through his outstanding knowledge and dee i p ap- preciation of Shakespeare. Persons who have stud- ' d ' h ie wit Mr. Craig will always recall his interpre- tations of characters and poetic beauty. Complet- ing the thirty-second year in his career at CMSC, this congenial gentleman excels in still another uni- versally appealing function-bridge, which is one of his hobbies. With his gracious wife, Mrs. Craig, act- ting dean of women, this genteel couple has won the respect and admiration of all students. Resid- ing at their suburban home, Roseland, the Craig's residence is one of the most charming and pictur- esque in Warrensburg. The 1956-57 Rhetor staff sincerely dedicates this year's book to Mr. Craig. Dedica lion BEN R. CRAIG Associate Professor of English

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The Dockery Building The scene of basketball games and physical education activities in years past, the Dockery building now houses the music department, foreign langu- age and speech classes, and THE STU- DENT and RHETOR offices. From the campus can be heard young mu- sicians practicing many phases of mu- sic from violin to voice in the top floor practice rooms of this historic build- ing. The central building on the campus, the Administration building is the lo- cation for the general offices, academic classes, museum and archives rooms, faculty women's lounge, and Hend- ricks Hall. 2 The Ward Edwards Library - , W, .,.. MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY lllllHllIllIllIllIllllIIIH14HHllllllllllllllllllllll 3 0000 12577858 3 MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY Genealogy 8- Local History Branch 317 W. Highway 24 Independence, M0 64050 G E The Administration Building In addition to five floors of book stacks, Ward Edwards Library con- tains a reference reading room with seating space for 250, seminar rooms, assembly rooms, textbook collection, college high school library, children's library and curriculum library. - -----..,,..,,v. -V-.- L- -. - ,, .- The Pauline Laura J. Y A home a' women, the 1 of Yeater H2 many good: food service 1 Todd dinin lounges are l well as a kitc preparing sn: Erected in Civil War an- in 1926 to k the house wa care taken to and arcliiteci