# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S46
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46 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

[08] St. Paul’s College, Concordia, Mo. -...

The Board of Control of St. Paul’s College herewith submits4
a report on its activities relative to its supervision of Synod’s schoo}!
during the 1947—1950 triennium and respectfully requests Synod’s}
convention to give attention to the school’s needs.

Under the gracious blessing and benediction of God, St, Paul’s ¥
College was permitted to enjoy three years of progress and suc-§
cess, which, we hope, is the beginning of a new era for our school:
that will enlarge its program and expand its facilities and use.
fulness. i

Enrollment
Enrollment statistics for the three years are as follows:
Year Enroliment Pretheological
1947—48 151 129
1948—49 147 133
1949—50 150 131
Faculty

Social Studies was vacant. After calling unsuccessfully a number { i
of times, a call was extended to the Rev. Wilbert Rosin, then serv-9
ing as instructor at our institution, on December 17, 1947. ‘After
accepting the call Instructor Rosin was installed as Associate Pro-§
fessor of History and Social Studies in a special academic service 2
on February 1, 1948. Vice-President T. A. Weinhold preached®
the sermon. Chairman O. E. Heilman was in charge of the installa-§
tion ceremony, assisted by Prof. E. C. Weis and Pastor 0..G: :
Tiemann. x
The Rev. Allen Nauss, A. B., B. D., has served as instructor atg
St. Paul’s since 1948. The Board has asked him to serve two}
more years.
Student Wentzel served as housemaster in Biltz Hall, which}
houses the High School Department, 1947—48. Student M. W§
Riedel served in that capacity during the 1948—49 school year?
and the present. housemaster of Biltz Hall is Student David
Krampitz.
’ New Courses Inaugurated
In harmony with the accreditation of our school as required]
by the State of Missouri two new courses were added during theg
last triennium.
Course 1. Fine Arts— music, choral work
Course 2. Practical Arts — typing

St. Paul’s College Association, a group of some 1,500 friends;
who have set for themselves the goal of working for the welfare