# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S66
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

66 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

friends would finance the establishment of recreational and soci
facilities as part of the project. The cost of such a building
estimated at $150,000, and a secondary request for the appropri:
tion of that amount for such purpose is herewith submitted.

Tae Boarp or Contro
Epwin Mezss, Jr., Secretary .
Oscar T. Watte, Executive Office

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Concordia College, Edmonton, Alberta
With heartfelt gratitude to our heavenly F
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Board of Control herewith respectfully submits
for the period 1950—1953.

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Board of Control

The Board met regularly to discuss and plan the affairs of
institution. Many details connected with the planning and super
vision of the new physical education building were placed into
hands of a subcommittee consisting of the Rev. P. Janz, Mr. Clar:
ence Kuhnke, Prof. Harold Witte, and Dr. A. H. Schwermann.

Faculty

Five regular professors have served faithfully and well.

Rev. John E. Herzer continues as assistant, and so does Miss Edi
Lechelt, who also acts

Mr. Herman Dorin, a former student of ou
graduate of the University of Alberta, has charge of the physi

education program and also teaches some periods in English, Soc

Studies, and German. A number of our teachers continue to atten
lectures at the Universit

Student Body

During the past three years our enrollments were 111,
and 98. Of these, 40, 33, and 33 were girls. The latter find ro
in homes near the college. Our new