# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S93
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Ey. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1926. 438

4 Concordia College, St. Paul, Minn.
(Report of the Board of Control. Condensed. — German Report, p. 53.)

The institution looks back on a successful triennium. Enrol-

# ment: — 1923-2}. 1924-25. 1925-26.
a Sophomore College ...... 26 13 20
a Freshman College ....... 12 23 48
3 Senior High ......... vee 34 41 30
3 Junior High ............ 48 33 46
* Sophomore High ........ 41. 46 48
s Freshman High ......... 58 45 74
* 221 211 266

The large enrolment.made it necessary to augment the teaching
force by three assistants. The dormitory granted in 1923 was erected
at a cost of $138,449. The appropriation for the service building was
not drawn since reexamination showed it to be unwise to spend such
an amount on a frame building fifty-two years old. -

Requests.
1. Three new professors.

= 2. A new service building, costing $145,000, and permission to
begin building it immediately.

3. $3,000 for our laboratory, being the undrawn balance of a
former $5,000 appropriation.

Overtures Referring to St. Paul.
An overture from the Minnesota District requested the erection
fof a new service building. An unprinted overture (No. 14) asked
Fe: that a preparatory class of Septima be established.

Resolved: — Action.

1. To approve the following excess expenditures: a. $10,388.96
for the dormitory; b. $4,623.67 for the dining-room.

: 2. To appropriate: a. $145,000 for a service building; b. $3,000
= for the laboratory. :
3. To refer the request of Rev. H. ©. E. Mueller for a preparatory
class to the Board of Control and the faculty.

St. Paul’s College, Concordia, Mo.
(Report of the Local Board. Condensed. —- German Report, p. 55.)

a, A number of changes occurred in the faculty. In September,
B 1924, Prof. A. Baepler, D. D., retired ; February 8, 1925, Director
4 J. H. C. Kaeppel, D. D., was called to his eternal reward. The direc-
_ torate was filled by the election of Prof. Ottomar Krueger. Two
additional professors were then called: Rev. Emil CO. Weiss, of Jack-
‘son, Mo., who was installed September 6, 1925, and Rev, Ludwig W.