# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S32
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SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

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ordia Teachers College joins the Board in 4
Two additional matters of synodical a
sed in the form of separate memorials:
Three-Year Diploma at River 4

The faculty of Conc
presenting these requests.
educational policy are propo:

A. Memorial Concerning the
Forest.

B. Memorial Concerning Gra

ers College.
THE BOARD

duate Work at Concordia Teach- q

or ConTrot oF CONCORDIA TEACHERS COLLEGE 49

Erwin L. Paut, Secretary
Artuur Kuinck, Executive Officer

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Concordia Teachers College, Seward, Nebr.

The Lord has been good to us, and for this we render heart- 4
timents as we review

felt thanks. This thought expresses our sen
the past triennium.
Board of Control
The membership of the Board of Control has remained un- %

changed. The Board is made up of men of high caliber, who have

furnished sound leadership and displayed courage and vision.
efficiently in}

The work of the governing body has been carried out
its meetings, which averaged seven a year.

The College The Faculties 4
Concordia Teachers College added two associate professors tog

its faculty. Walter A. Juergensen, who had been serving as prin-%
cipal of the high school, was called to the college department to:
teach sociology. He was also appointed business manager of thy
institution. R. W. Griesse, who had been serving as an instructorg
professors. He teaches

was also called to the ranks of the associate
d continues to serve in the capacity

in the area of religion an
dean of students. Three persons with the rank of assistant pr
fessor and six with the rank of instructor were added to the colle:
faculty. Among those who left the faculty during the past
years was Walter F. Wolbrecht, associate professor of religion 2
social science, who also served as business manager and regis
He accepted the presidency at St. Paul’s College at Concordia, Mo
in 1951. Two instructors discontinued their work at Concordia
1951, one to accept a call into the parish ministry, the other
continue his studies. ‘
The sabbatical leave program
to the school. Professors who were on
last reporting were L. G. Bickel, C. T. Br

has proved to be of great val
sabbatical leaves since
andhorst, Walter Hellw