# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S82
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82 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

Table IV
Teachers New in the School System or in Their Positions
September, 1952
Elementary Schools, The Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod

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Installed Men ~............------- 105 17 (122 125
Women Graduates -....... 56 2 58 36
Men Students, Teach. Coll. 54 14 68 3
Women Stud., Teach. Coll. 55 59** 114 30
From Other Luth. Coll. —.. 69 92** 161 36
Other Reg. Wom. Teachers 131 131 26
Pastors Teaching .....—....... 10 10
Emergency Men Teachers 17 17 1
Emergency Women Teach. 152 152 14
Totals __-.-.------ 270 69 494 833 248 271
——— Replacements .
Total: 339

Net increase _..

* Other Lutheran Colleges: Winfield and St. Paul.
** Evidently former students secured as emergency help.

Table V

Classification of Teachers, 1952—1953

North America Only
Installed Men Teachers —...-.___-_-___-----__-» -_-____----------
Women Graduates, Teachers’ Colleges ———____-____-_-----_

Total Graduates
Men Students, Teachers’ Colleges
Women Students, Teachers’ Colleges .
Men from Other Lutheran Colleges * -
Women from Other Lutheran Colleges
Other Regular Women Teachers ........

Pastors Teaching —.__...-..--
Men Emergency Teachers -
Women Emergency Teachers __._...

Non-graduates _...-2- 2-2-2 ne

Total, North America _._ 2-2-2...

* St.Louis, Springfield, Winfield, St.Paul, and non-synodical colle;
Valparaiso, Mankato, etc.

That 1952 was not an exceptional year, but a similar situafi
obtained previously, is evident from the following facts:
were evidently somewhat smaller because we had a smaller num
of temporary teachers. Institutional supply of teachers was tg
smaller. Gain in classrooms was 684 from 1947 to 1951. Estimati
that teacher losses averaged 400 a year, the total losses for th
five years were 2,000. Add 684 classrooms gained, and the