# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S601
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 17

Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebr.

With praise and thanksgiving to the Lord from whom all
gs flow Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebr., looks
upon 50 years of service in the Lord’s vineyard and, pursuant
»Synod’s regulations, the Board of Control of this college respect-
submits herewith to the honorable Synod the following re-
together with a statement of the needs and requirements of

The Board of Control —

“The members of the Board of Control have conscientiously
leavored to carry out all the phases of the work assigned to it
‘y'the Synod. Besides the regular monthly meetings and several
meetings. together with the Board of Electors, individual
pembers of the Board have given much time to the supervision of
epairs. on the campus. For a good part of the triennium our Board
yas deprived of the valuable service of Lt. Col. E. A. Jones, whose
mbership on the Board was, however, retained.

Faculty

During the last triennium the following changes are to be noted
the personnel of the faculty:

To fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Prof, H. B.
fehner Asst. Prof.Herbert Meyer was elected. The presidency
as filled by the election of Rev. A. O. Fuerbringer, Leavenworth,
‘ans. Dr. Brommer has rendered part-time service as instructor.
In August, 1943, Dr, H.O. A. Keinath was called to River Forest.
The resultant vacancy has been filled by the election of Rev. W. G.
Iioesel of Lubbock, Tex. The vacancy created by the retirement of
rof. Karl Haase from the full professorship is at this writing in
the process of being filled. The members of the faculty have
pplied themselves diligently to their arduous tasks and are exer-
ising an ever-watchful care not only over the students’ profes-
ional and vocational activities, but also over their character and
ersonality.

Student Body

Thanks to God’s grace, the health of the students in the past
hree years has been good, and the spirit among them revealed
n increasing devotion and consecration to the duties assigned them.

The record of enrollment and graduates reads:

High School ‘ College Students

Boys Girls Total Men Women Total Total
29 23 52 44 39 83 135
37 32 69 34 30 64 133
38 40 78 32 34 66 144

Reports and Memorials 2