# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1938_S79
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

Action Regarding Individual Institutions 79

a real faculty-room with the necessary equipment. We believe
that we ought no longer to delay in making provision for these
needs.

The roadways are in need of major repairs, never having been
paved beyond a bed of cinders and stones,

We have gone over the entire situation carefully and are
ready to submit detailed information on the work which, we

be, yet we believe that the best interests of Synod make this
work imperative. We therefore request that a special allowance
of $15,000 be voted so that this work can be done. It ought to be
done during the summer of this year. We assure Synod that
every effort will be made to keep the cost down to a minimum in
harmony with the best workmanship.

Respectfully submitted by

Tue Boarp or Trustees
Cuartes Neurina, Secretary
ARTHUR Brunn, Chairman
Report of Committee 1:
1. The request for an educational building was withdrawn.
2. Your Committee recommends that an allowance of $15,000
be made for necessary office facilities and other larger improve-
ments.

Action of Synod: This report was adopted.

As to general higher education and coeducation, see action
under report of the Committee on Higher Education.

St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans.
(Memorial 110)
The Board of Control of St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans.,
herewith submits its report covering the years 1935 to 1938.
The enrolment statistics for the last three years are as follows:
1935—1936: Total, 142; boys, 99; girls, 43
1936—1937: Total, 161; boys, 115; girls, 46
1937—1938: Total, 202; boys, 130; girls, 72
The pretheological enrolments were as follows:
1935—1936: 70; 1936—1937: 87; 1937—1938: 91
In the spring of 1936 President A. M. Rehwinkel accepted a call
to Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. In August of that year the
Rev. Carl S. Mundinger, A. M., of Hopkins, Minn., accepted our call