# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S50
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50 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

1938 is still in effect. Prof. Alexander Monto, besides teaching
Finnish Language and History, also conducts a number of classes
in the regular program at the school. Of the thirty-three Pastors
of the Finnish National Church twenty-eight received their theo-
logical training at Springfield.

The Student Body
The enrollment during the triennium was as follows:

2 3 38 of wf ea = 12
1953—54 153° 80 «233,45 278 +=237 «19 15 6 1 74
1954—55 171 82) 25345 298 256 18 16 6 1 62
1955—56 187 77 264 49 304 268 «697 8 2 77

was named in honor of Dr. L. Wessel, who served our Seminary

Miscellaneous

The Concordia Seminary Guild continues its efforts in behalf
of our school. During the past triennium it has equipped the
faculty lounge in Wessel Hall, has Provided new dishes for the
Dining Hall, and has made a liberal] contribution toward supplying
Craemer Hall with chests of drawers. The annual Donation Day
remains a boon for the Seminary commissary.

The honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon
Rev. Andrew A. Melendez, St. Louis, Mo., 1953; Rev. E. F. Tonn,
Lincoln, IIL, 1953; Prof. Henry A. Koenig, Seward, Nebr., 1953;

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