# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S110
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

RO Seminaries‘and Colleges
“It’ was’ fesolved, - ACTION . eo TRB oe
1, That: the request for a second professor at the seminary
_ be granted;.

2. That the. Board of Directors be empowered to take the
necessary steps to buy a seminary. building site; ;

3. . That. the necessary seminary. buildings and residences be
erected.
we 4 That the. seminary. building at Buenos. Aires be planned j in
‘such a-manner that at a future date it would be possible to make
additions for college facilities,

Colegio Concordia, Crespo, Argentina ae
‘ Oo . ‘(Unprinted. Memorial 12) ' os .,
“The Board of. Control’ of Colegio Concordia,. Crespo, E. R.,
‘Asigentine, respectfiilly submits to the Hon. Synod: its Teport eov-
ering the triennium 19at to 1943, :

: Board. of Control

Our treasurer, Mr, Alexander Schefer, was . urged . to resign
from the Board in February,. 1942, because he had. taken college
money out of the bank for his own personal use. As, he could not
pay back. the sum.at once, a mortgage was taken on his lot and
house: in. Crespo... The honorable Rev. F. C. Streufert,. Secretary ‘of
Missions, who .was with us at that time and is: well informed in
this matter, advised us to do that. Professor. ‘E. Lange was then
appointed treasurer of the Board. To replace Mr. Schefer, Mr.
Alexander Hujo from Crespo was elected. Meetings of the Board
were held regularly. and as often as was deemed necessary. Atten-
tion was given to. all matters concerning campus, building, equip-
‘ment, and questions of education, ete. They were always well
discussed . ‘together with the members of the faculty. It may be
stated that there is a good relation between faculty _and Board.

“Faculty

“Changes in. the Faculty. — Director ‘Albert Lehenbauer went
oh furlough | to the U. S. in 1941, As, assistant’: ‘for’ this year Can-
didate E. 0. Schneider, one’ of: our boys who: had completed his
theological’: course in’ Porto ‘Alegre,’ was: efigaged. But owing to
certain‘ ‘circumstances, he‘did not arrive until the: ‘end of September,
‘loge t6 the énd ‘of the. school year. So: this ‘was a-very hard year
for Professor Lange, who also ‘had ‘Been ‘appointed ‘Director pro
_ tem. Thé instruction suffered, for some of the branches could
not be:taught:.!” We.’are very thankful to ‘Rev. R. Schmidt, pastor of