# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S99
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

INSTRUCTION

Name

Beto, George J.
Studtmann, H.

Viehweg, G.
Huebschman, E. C.

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

Trampe, Ronald
Goltermann, Sam.

Knippa, Doris
STAFF

Name

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

Degree

Ph. D.
D.D.

M.A.
M.S.

M.A.
M.A.
M.S.
M.
Music
B.A.

B.S.
B.A.

B.A.

Coleman, Sharon
Patschke, Ewald
Patschke, Mrs. E.
Hohhertz, Elna
Hohhertz, Etta
Dunbar, Morris
Schmidt, Adolph

BOARD OF CONTROL

Name

Wiederaenders, Roland

Leschber, F. R.

Schulz, Albert
Nerger, Paul

Meyer, William

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Personnel
Tenure Synodical
Rank Position at Austin Preparation
Professor President 17 years St.Louis
Professor President 30years St.Louis
Emeritus
Professor Registrar 28years St.Louis
Associate Science ll years River Fst
Professor
Associate English 4years St. Louis
Professor
Assistant Athletic 8 years St. Louis
Professor Director
Assistant Directorof year River Fst
Professor Teacher Training
Instructor Music 4 years
Instructor Dean of lyear Seward
Women
Instructor Music lyear River Fst
Instructor Dean of 1 year St. Louis
Men
Instructor English 1 year
Position Tenure
President’s Secretary 2 years
Commissary Supervisor 2 years
Cook 2 years
Cook 5 years
Cook 5 years
Yardman 1 year
Janitor 1 year
Position Stands for Re-Election Occupation
Chairman District President Pastor
Secretary 1956 Banker
1959 Rancher
1956 Banker
1959 Pastor

Plant Development

During the past triennium the following buildings were erected

or renovated.

Texas Hall (1953). This $200,000 structure was erected with
“Conquest for Christ”? funds. It houses a kitchen, a dining hall
seating 300 students, a twelve-bed student infirmary, a clinic,
quarters for the help, storage space, and a lounge.

Kilian Hall (1955). Kilian Hall; the boys’ dormitory, was
erected in 1926. A grant of $110,000 from the Board for Higher
Education made possible the complete renovation of the structure.
The renovation, however, reduced its capacity. The building is
now equipped to house ninety-two male students and also includes

a small apartment for a dormitory supervisor.
Music Building (1955). In 1929 Synod authorized the erection