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ath. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1920. O11

nce was as follows. 1917—18: Enrolled, 184; grad-
918—19: Enrolled, 189; graduated, 21. 191990: En-
graduated, 32. 57 applications for supply students were
these 21 were granted.

itetion with the State institutions was requested and
Fiout the necessity of any alteration in the course of study.
Hy has been kept in good repair. During the time of the
me, when only soft coal was available, a smoke consumer
Lake Michigan water is now piped into the institution,
y boiler trouble.

ad asked authority to arrange a preparatory class, to
fiitional teacher, to purchase two new pianos, and to be
and means of securing a new gymnasium. An unprinted
ests the installation of a laboratory at a cost of $5,000.

RESOLUTIONS CONCERNING River Forest.

resolved to authorize the calling of an experienced teacher
aratory class, which is. to be arranged for those who have
the eighth grade. The petition for additional pianos
as self-evident and not requiring special resolutions.
tion of a laboratory was authorized and $5,000 appro-
this purpose. The Board of Control in conjunction with
‘was authorized to take steps to secure a gymnasium by

ate subscriptions. An unprinted memorial which pro-
he training school at River Forest be extended from, the

des to include eight grades was referred to the faculty
tution.

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ncordia Teachers’ Seminary at Seward, Nebr.
(Germ. Rep., pp. 51—54.)

the past three years a siege of illness repeatedly prevailed
students, the professors, and the kitchen help at this
-Two deaths occurred in the student-body.

povation of the sick-rooms which Synod authorized in 1917
E out and proved its merits during the influenza epidemic.
he institution was accredited by the State, and is now
o confer certificates which the State recognizes. This
‘beneficial also to, former graduates of this Seminary.
past year five girls attended the institution. It is their
serve as teachers in parochial schools.

pils were in attendance during each of the three years.
1918, 12; 1919, 16; 1920, 26. .
Tequested Synod to appropriate money for a laboratory
ired of accredited schools, for two pianos, a pipe organ,