[b]Charles and Mary Hash Building[/b] was built as the [b]Model School[/b] to serve pupils of the community as well as the students of the normal school for practice teaching. Plans for the new Model were announced in the [url=http://digital.klnpa.org/cdm4/cliparticle.php?id=DIVL26&CISOOBJECT=437&CISOROOT=/normjour&CISOPTR=429&DMSCALE=0&DMTEXT=]November 1899 Normal Journal[/url]. The building opened for use in the [url=http://digital.klnpa.org/cdm4/cliparticle.php?id=DIVL135&CISOOBJECT=509&CISOROOT=/normjour&CISOPTR=503&DMSCALE=0&DMTEXT=]Fall of 1891[/url]. In 1921 the Training School library opened. In 1968 it was rededicated as [b]Myers Hall[/b],named for Carrie E. Myers (1885-1923), an 1884 graduate of the normal school who joined the faculty of the Model School and became its superintendent. In 1996 this building underwent major renovations and was dedicated as the Charles and Mary Hash Building. Along with Bassler Hall these buildings are known as the [b]Velma A. Dilworth McCollough and Clair R. McCollough Communications Complex and Broadcast Studio[/b].