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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1929, Page 50
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50 Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Regular Convention,
has made an indelible impression upon our school, and his former
scholars especially will ever hold his memory sacred. ;
In this connection we must also record the death of Prof. -
emeritus J. Schwoy, M. A., who was taken from us on December 2,
1927. Professor Schwoy served our school from 1906 to 1921, when -
he was forced to retire on account of failing health.
Improvements.
Two residences for teachers have been built during the last
triennium, at a cost of $18,500 each. We regret that due to too great
modesty in planning these houses they are rather small and do not
offer that advantage which we ought to afford our teachers. In ad-
dition to this equipment we can now also boast of a new gymnasium,
which was built without any cost to Synod. The Lutheran Education
Society financed this building at a cost of $140,000. The money was ¥
contributed largely by the members of our Atlantic District with the
assistance of some of the members of the Eastern District and those
churches of the English District which are located in this territory.;
Enrolment,
The enrolment in our school was as follows: 1926—27, 132 stu-'
dents. 1927—928, 148 students. 1928—29, 154 students. Of the:
46 graduates during the past triennium 44 entered our seminary j
St. Louis.
Requests.
1) Bohm Hall, the original dormitory.
Painting halls: two coats of paint and one of varnish ...... $ 480.00:
Carpenter work: repairing doors, ete. .............,......., 350.00 .
Four metal ceilings .....0.0.2 20... 150.00
Replacing 35 lighting fixtures in bedrooms ..............._ 100.00
Plastering... 6.66. 160.00 :
Replacing urinals, removing bathtubs, repairing showers ......, 1,800.00
2) Administration Building. ‘
Metal weather-strips in thirty-five windows ................. $ 250.00
Painting halls: two coats of paint and one of varnish ......... 400.00
3) Outside Painting.
Painting all outside doors in four buildings: two coats of paint
and one coat of varnish
4) Kitchen. LE
New range and warming table ........0..0...0. 00. ccc cee, $1,500.00 es
New refrigerator ....... 00... 1,200.00
5) Sidewalk.—The sidewalk is to be 880 feet long and 4 feet wide. 3
Five cross-overs must be made, giving a total of 4,000 square feet, at:
a cost of 46 cents a square foot: $1,840.
6) Professor's Residence-—We are at present paying $1,200 a yeay:
for rent for a six-room apartment. We need another residence. The
estimated cost is $15,000 for a seven-room house. This house must
be built along the farther side of an unimproved road. The necessary