# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S629 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 45 e@ postponed until full value can be expected for the money A chapel organ fund, with gifts amounting to $257, has also ‘started. The organ is to be used at 9:15 A. M. and 9:00 P.M. y to assist our Lutheran students in reaching the fuller devo- Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Schneider of Hamilton, Tex., were ap- ted as building manager and cook, respectively, by the Board ontrol to replace Mr. and Mrs. Gus Steglich, who felt it neces- ry to resign the positions in June, 1942, because of Mrs. Steg- h’s failing health. Concordia Color Film Good friends of Concordia have paid the entire costs of pro- ducing the Concordia Movie, the splendid interest builder which essor Beto has set up in color movies, and which is now avail- le to congregations, organizations, or individuals who have the ecessary projection equipment on a cost of showing basis. Physical Education Concordia’s enlarged student body enables the school to have icher and more varied athletic program than in the past. Intra- ural softball, volleyball, touch football, and basketball leagues re formed. Tennis and ping-pong and boxing tournaments were Id. Two basketball teams have entered the City Recreation Department winter program, the “A” team winning the city cham- Erpionship. The varsity softball team showed itself to be equally successful. Field day is the usual climax of the athletic program. This is preceded by an dnnual athletic banquet. Commissary Great cause for thanksgiving by students is offered by the thoughtfulness of congregations, ladies’ aids, and individuals who annually make welcome contributions for the college kitchen. We are profoundly thankful! Reception Room ‘Through the courtesy of the Brandt family of Fort Worth, # Concordia’s reception room has been furnished with overstuffed and with solid furniture, all in the attractive Ranch Oak type. The om is available for meetings of student clubs, as a reception for visitors, and as a a meeting place for students and parents and : friends.