# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S98
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1. $250,000 for a library-science building, which would also
contain classrooms, faculty and board meeting room, staff offices,
and commons room for students.

2. $30,000 for a new president’s home.
3. $90,000 for the enlarging and rehabilitation of our present
men’s dormitory, including furnishings,
Boarp or Controt, Concorpra Cottecg, Epmonvron
M. J. Bruer, Chairman
Joun L, ARMBRUSTER, Secretary

Concordia College, Austin, Tex.

(Report 114)
The blessings of a benevolent God continue to rest upon
Synod’s school in Austin.

Type of Institution

The school in Austin includes a six-year course, four years
of high school and two years of college. The college department

is coeducational. Ministerial and teacher-training students are en-
rolled on both levels, ;

Enrollment
Our enrollment figures during the past triennium were:
Ministerial Teacher Training General Education
H. 8. College H. 8. College

Men Women H.5, College Total
1953—54 53 26 34 10 13 136
1954—55 46. 31 31 17 16 141
1955—56 52 16 30 15 23 * 6 142

* The teacher-training Program for women was introduced in the 1955—56
school year,

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IN: STRUCTION
Name

Beto, George J,

Studtmann, H.

Viehweg, G.
Huebschman, E.C.

Leja, Alfred BE.
Linse, Eugene
Bayer, Lester
Olson, Ivan
Marohn, Mildred

Trampe, Ronald
Goltermann, Sam,
Knippa, Doris
STAFF
Name
Coleman, Shar,
Patschke, Ewal

Patschke, Mrs.
Hohhertz, Elna

Dunbar, Morris

Schmidt, Adolp

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Name

Wiederaenders,
Leschber, F. R.
Schulz, Albert

Meyer, William

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