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

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Dr. Warren C. Lovinger A friendly hello When Dr. Warren C. Lovinger became President of CMS in 1956, the College gained a distin- guished leader in education who was concerned with the growth and welfare of the College. Now in his ninth year as President, he has guided the College's growth from an enrollment of 2,003 in 1956 to 7,783 in 1965. President Lovinger, who came to CMS from the presidency of Northern State Teachers College, Aberdeen, South Dakota, was born in Big Sandy, Montana. He received his B.A. and M.A. Degrees from Montana State University and his doctorate from Columbia University, New York, Untiring service has been the keynote of President Lovinger's outstanding years in education. He has served as president and associate secretary of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, a member of the Educational Advisory Committee of the American Social Health As- sociation, and commissioner of the North Central Association for Colleges and Secondary Schools. During the summer of 1964, Dr. Lovinger was a participant of the AACTE Study Tour of Teacher Education in West Germany. He also represented the AACTE at the 1964 meeting of the Internation- al Council on Education for Teaching in Paris, France. To a man dedicated to education and service, the yearbook staff dedicates the 1965 RHETOR. '52 L

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Home . . . the College Residence A game of checkers with Buddy and Mrs. Lovinger. Weekend relaxation 9