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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1923, Page 28
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28 Proceedings of Thirty-Second Regular Meeting, .
St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans,
(Report of Board of Control, Condensed. “Germ. Rep,, P. 65.)
The attendance during the past year was 198: 149 nini
students, 29 general students (12 boys and 10 Birls), 34 b
students (8 girls). The young ladies board with private famiF
The faculty consists of five Professors and five assistants; the
pastor also gives ten lessons a week. Two professors instruct in
Business Department, two ladies give Piano lessons, and one ;
for classroom space. E
The course ‘ig divided into a three-year high school course ais
a three-year college course; The high school course is Accreditg
office. In J anuary, 1922, Prof. M. Graebner was called to Milwayh cal
The vacancy was filled by Prof. W. Wente. During the Past year hg
Action, - 9
Synod granted two professors, appropriated about $130,000 f, rs
a new lecture hall, $5,000 for alterations in the present lecture hall
and up to $20,000 for a new hospital. ‘Synod resolved to thank thé
donors of the land presented the school and voted $30,000 fo
a central heating-plant,
Normar Courss.
The Kansas District’s request that a normal course be instity
at St. John’s was declined. .
Synod’s Treasurer. Only the most necessary repairs were made.
No Yequests for appropriations were made.