# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S42
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42 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

3. To supply the funds necessary to purchase three additional
practice organs and fifteen practice pianos, which would be used ~
in connection with the teacher-training program.

4. To supply the funds necessary to erect an auditorium.

THE Board or CoNTROL
Paut L. Dannenretpr, Chairman

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Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.

The Board of Control of Concordia College, Milwaukee, here- :
with submits a report on its activities relative to its supervision ::
of Synod’s school during the 1950—1953 triennium and respectfully
requests Synod in convention assembled to give attention to the -
school’s needs.

Under the protecting hand of God, Concordia College, Mil- *
waukee, has continued to devote itself to the training of young men
for the study of theology. For this privilege and for the countless
blessings bestowed in many ways upon our school, we give thanks : :
and praise to God.

The Board of Control

The members of the Board of Control have conscientiously 4
tried to carry out all the phases of the work assigned to them by §
Synod. Much time has been given by the members to the care 3
and maintenance of the physical facilities and, together with the: :
administration and the faculty, to the improvement of the total §
program of our school. :

The Faculty

Several changes have taken place in the membership of thed
faculty in the last three years. When Prof. Victor Bartling accepted§
a call to the seminary at St. Louis, Prof. Elmer Moeller was elected:
to fill the vacancy in our Greek department. Prof. Ewald Plass
been on leave for the past three years to do work for the Committee
on Scholarly Research, teaching only very few classes in oui
college department. The work he is doing will require abo
another two and a half years. To take over most of Professor Plas:

‘work, Mr. Albert Bahr was added to our staff during the yea
1950—1952. When Mr. Albert Bahr accepted a call into the min
istry, the Rev. Paul T. Dietz joined our staff as an instructo:
The salary of these two instructors has been furnished by th
Committee on Scholarly Research. During this triennium we ha
also had the services of a vicar from 1950 to 1951 in Mr. Edwa
Krentz and of a graduate assistant in Mr. David Krampitz, fro