# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S90
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SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

LSV Schools for our own ministerial students
LSV Schools for Walther Leaguers of our District
Young People’s workers conferences

Pastoral conferences

Atlantic District conventions

Slovak Synod conventions

Walther League basketball tournament

These activities indicate that
ville serves increasingly as a center of activiti

THE Boarp or Contror
Louis §. Wacner, Secretary

St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans.
(Report 110)
f The Board of Control of St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans,,

herewith submits its report for the years 1953—1956. The enroll-
ment statistics for these three years are as follows:

1953—1954 1954—1955 1955—1956 Total

Ministerial

H  Ministerfad 167 155 153 475
i Teacher-training (women) __ 147 131 143 421
: Pre-teacher-training (men) _. 39 29 24 92

Business and Liberal Arts 121 130 114 365

F Ministerial graduates for these years: 1953—54, 36; 195455, 41;
‘ 1955—56, 43; 1953 to 1956, 120.

Nine ministerial students have Prepared and are applying for
admission to Springfield.

Teacher-training graduates for these years: 1953—54, 54;
ju 1954—55, 48; 1955—56, 52; 1953 to 1956, 154

July 1, 1956,

: Prof. F.C. Lankenau had a severe heart attack on December 14,
ig 1955, which incapacitated him for the rest of the school year,
ae By the grace of God both men are recovering nicely and hope

to be back at their positions by next September.
In September 1955 three professors were called. Professors
Erich Hopka, Eldor ¢. Sieving, and Wilbert Stelzer were installed

as associate professors at St. John’s College by Pres. Carl S. Mun-
dinger, Ph, D.

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