LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 13

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gs” was changed so as no longer to limit the Committee to
, for repairs at. seminaries and colleges and to $500 at high
(Progymnasien). .
§ 15 of the “Regulations of Local Boards of Control” a sen-
was inserted ordering the local boards in all cases to adhére
ictly to the appropriations of the Board of Directors and to the
Jations of Synod.

~ -b) In all synodical building operations competition as customary
=. ‘among business men is to be employed.

_.- All repairs made at one time, especially during the summer
vacation, are to be considered one item and are covered by §18a of
the “Regulations of the Committee on Buildings.”

Senior College.

The question of arranging for a Senior College at St. Louis,
which would be permitted to use old Seminary buildings, was tabled.

Latin Course at Teachers’ College.

. ~The memorial requesting Synod to add a two-year Latin course
in the Teachers’ Colleges was declined.

II. Resolutions Affecting Individual Institutions.

Concordia Seminary, St. Louis, Mo. ;
(Report of the Board, Condensed. Germ. Rep., p. 37.)

The Board of Control reported that Dr. 0. 0. Schmidt, who served
Synod as a member of the St. Louis Board of Control for thirty-three
years, was compelled to resign owing to advanced age. Because of his
wide experience he was asked to continue assisting the Board with
his counsel as an honorary member.

The enrolment was as follows: —

In general, good health prevailed, although four-deaths occurred
in the student-body, while Prof. E. Pardieck became totally incapaci-
tated in November, 1990. “6 oo

The resolutions of the Detroit convention, 1920, were carried out

"as far as possible. The elective fourth year was added. Six students
took the course during the past school-year. They were housed in
Prof. Pardieck’s former residence, which is now known as the Annex.

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Year. Enrolled. Attending. Absent. Vicariating.
1920—1921: 368 275 93 78. ~
1921—1922: 361 292 69 - 63
19221923 : 353 ~ 290 - 63 68