# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1935_S64
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64 Proceedings of Thirty-Sixth Regular Convention,

“Gott segne die rechtglaeubigen Lehranstalten zur Ausruestung
treuer Arbeiter in seinem Weinberge!”

Respectfully ‘submitted by
Sr. Pauw’s Cotnece Boarp or Conrrot, Concorpia, Mo.
Ww. O. Scumint, Secretary.

No requests, therefore no action, except that Synod resolved not
to close St. Paul’s College.

Concordia Collegiate Institute, Bronxville, N. Y.

(Memorial 109.)

The Board of Control of Concordia Collegiate Institute, Bronx-
ville, N. Y., presents its triennial report with thankful hearts that the
work at our institution has been carried on under God’s gracious
protection and guidance without any interruptions. For fifty-four
years our Concordia has rendered a distinct service to the kingdom
of God, and it is sincerely hoped that it may continue such service.

Last year Bronxville’s silver anniversary was observed, commemo-
rating the dedication of its first buildings at this place. The Lord has
again moved the hearts of Concordia’s friends to remember the insti-
tution in their last will. The late Anna M. Fulling bequeathed the
amount of $42,795.88 in the form of bonds, mortgages, cash, and real
estate; the late Margaret J uehrs, the sum of $1,000; and the late
Margaret Engelke, the sum of $100.

Student-Body.

Though the number of students during the present triennium
has not been as large as during the previous one, the attendance under
present economic conditions has been quite satisfactory, as the fol-
lowing enrolment figures show: 1932—33: 170 3 19383—34: 141;
1934—-35: 125. The number of graduates this year who will attend
the Seminary at St. Louis is 17.

For the past years the Faculty Enrolment Committee, consisting
of Professors Rippe, Woy, Grunau, and Dr. Romoser ex officio, has
made excellent propaganda toward the gaining of new students.
Health conditions among the students have been very good, due in no
small measure to the excellent facilities for physical training and to
wholesome food. The Christian and Lutheran character of the insti-
tution likewise has been preserved through the exercise of God’s Word.
Due to the reduction of Synod’s allowance for certain expenses, which
are now paid by the institution, it became necessary to raise the fees
for board and lodging. The charge at present in the ministerial
course is $170 and $20 for fees, and the charge in any other course
is $350 and $20 for fees,