# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S85 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) SEMINARIES. AND COLLEGES 85 serves the church by offering an extensive range of courses for general students preparing for college entrance after graduation from the High School or for transfer to a four-year college follow- ing graduation from our Junior College. The cost of this general program is borne locally. All graduates of our Junior College are awarded an Associate in Arts Degree (A.A.) or an Associate in Applied Sciences Degree (A. A.S.). The Junior College is coedu- cational and has been designated as an official school of Synod to give the first two years in the synodical teacher-training program. The High School accepts male students only. Enrollment 1953—1954 Teacher- Pretheol. Training General Male Female Total High School —...- 70 — 112 182 Junior College _. 44 21 59 55 69 124 306 1954—1955 High School 0. 62 9 122 193 Junior College 46 25 53 67 60 127 Deaconess 3 320 1955—1956 High School — 67 9 122 198 Junior College __. _ 47 19 72 72 66 138 336 The enrollment of 336 for the present school year is the highest in our history. Board of Control Staff and Personnel At the Houston Convention, Mr. Fred Schurmann and Prof. Louis Rabe were elected for a three-year term; Mr. Charles Nehring and Pastor Louis Wagner for a six-year term. Rev. Her- man J. Rippe, District President, is ex officio a member of our Board and serves as its chairman. Rev. Prof. Albert E. Meyer, president of our school, serves as executive officer of our Board. In addition to the regular monthly meetings, numerous special meetings were held as the need demanded. Mr. James Kemp, who had served as member of our Board for many years, was called to his eternal home in April of 1955. Faculty For the year 1955—1956 the faculty of our High School con- sisted of 11 full-time and four part-time teachers; the faculty of our Junior College of 10 full-time and six part-time teachers. Approximately one half of our High School and College staff are salaried by Synod.