# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S5
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_ SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 5

ip‘ of. the Lutheran Witness. His request was granted.

faculty, together with the President and Vice-Presidents
4 .added Prof. A. C. Repp to the editorial committee of the
Witness and appointed Prof. John H. C. Fritz to the
leditorship of Der Lutheraner, excusing Prof. Theo. Hoyer
ice to enable the latter to resume his normal number

the editorial committee of the Concordia Theological
‘Prof. R. R. Caemmerer replaced Prof. Theo. Laetsch upon

etirement in 1947. Prof. Wm. Arndt retired as editor
eleven years of faithful service. At present the
sf the committee is: Prof. F. E. Mayer, managing editor;
ul “M. Bretscher, R. R. Caemmerer, Theo. Hoyer, and

idents, assisting in developing the guidance program and
2a B. M. machine, which scores the tests of the rapidly
g program and is available to all instructors to
-evaluate objective testing tools which they use in their
e recorder also acts as thesis secretary for all theses
Heveloped and completed as partial fulfillment for the
ered at the Seminary. This assistance enables the dean
attention to a greater degree upon the counseling
duties.
‘thé:past triennium a testing program has been estab-
Seminary for all incoming students which is helpful in
! ip y. with the personality, academic aptitude, and
co) lems of the students. The students are made aware
rpeths and weaknesses and assisted to better adjustments

ork of the supply students. On-the-job reports
of. all workers ‘in the field, together with a .com-

rt:from the supervising pastors. The outcome and
sulting. from these reports and interviews are carried
aity, in order that the Seminary program as a whole
en. thorough consideration in terms of the -needs

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