# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1932_S41
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Ev. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1932. 41

. Action.
Upon recommendation of Committee 1 Synod
4 Referred the repairs of the iron fence and the sidewalk south
the buildings to the Board of Directors. ;
° 9. The requests for the widening of Center Drive and the sidewalk
pn Haumee Avenue were declined.

Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.
(Memorial 106.)

The Board of Control of Concordia College, Milwaukee, Wis.,
resents its triennial report to the Hon. Synod with deep gratitude
towards our heavenly Father, who has again protected and visibly

blessed this institution in many ways.

1. Student-Body. —The student-body was governed by, and sub-
mitted to, the Word of God. A few. individual cases of discipline

- were dealt with according to Christian principles.

The health conditions, generally speaking, were good. In Jan-
vary of this year an influenza epidemic caused some disturbance.
Again, in March a number of scarlet-fever cases induced us, upon
advice of the health authorities, to close the institution for an ex-
tended Easter vaeation. We are happy to state that none of these
cases proved serious. .

The enrolment has reached a high-water mark for Synod’s pre-
paratory schools. Though no special efforts were put forth to induce
young boys to come to Milwaukee, 319 were registered in 1929—30,
335 in 1930—31, and 360 in 1931—22.

2. Faculty. — On the strength of Synod’s resolutions in 1929 the
Faculty was increased by three new professors, namely, Rev. R.
Schmidt, Mr. E. Jenne, and Rev. H. Gienapp, who were installed in
January, 1930. All members of the Faculty have enjoyed good health
during this triennium and have worked faithfully in their respective
branches. The three senior members, Professors Mueller, Hattstaedt,
D.D., and Albrecht, of necessity had to be relieved’ of some of their
classes because of advancing years. We hope and pray that all
members may under God’s blessing continue to serve for years
to come. .

On account of the large enrolment and the necessary division of
classes we were forced to engage two assistants for 1930—31 and three
during the current year.

3. Board of Control. — The Board of Control endeavored to dis-
charge its duties to the best of its knowledge and ability. Many
regular extra meetings were held during the triennium.

On February 19 our esteemed secretary, Pastor Herman A. Steege,
attended his last Board meeting. On March 13 he submitted to