# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S110
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110 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

WHEREAS, This increase will necessitate additional facilities for
the training of ministers; and

WHEREAs, St. John’s College will have sufficient facilities for
the housing of additional male students (150 in the Men’s Dor-
mitory, 120 in Baden Hall; total, 270 men); and

Wuerras, Even now, the enrollment of St. John’s College is
largely concentrated in the Junior College; and

be it therefore

Resolved, That we Present to the St. Pay] Convention of The
Lutheran Church — Missouri Synod the request to submit to

In convention assembled August 22—26, 1955, at Winfield, Kans.
THE Kansas District
R. H. RaEpexe, Secretary

St. John’s College, Winfield
Teacher-Training Program
(Memorial 119)

Wuereas, St. John’s College has been training young women
for service in our Lutheran elementary schools for More than
twenty-five years; and

Wuereas, Synod has officially recognized this work by au-
thorizing, at the Milwaukee Convention of 1950, a. two-year
terminal program preparing: young women for teaching in our
schools for the period of the emergency; and

Wuereas, Almost five hundred young women have been trained

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