LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1929, Page 51

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Ey. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1929, 51

rading and sewer and water connections will cost an additional
"$1,000, bringing the total up to $16,000.

' 1%) Residence for Help.— We are experiencing much difficulty
in finding necessary rooms for our engineer and his assistant as well
as for the porters. At present our engineer lives about two miles
distant from the school. There is no opportunity to rent anything
nearer the school that would be within the financial reach of our
engineer. We ought to have a house in which we can take care of
this situation. A house with six rooms down-stairs for the engineer
and five rooms upstairs for other help is estimated at $18,000.

Action.
Resolved to appropriate $3,500 for laboratory equipment.

St. John’s College, Winfield, Kans.
(Extract form the Report of the Board of Control.)

The Faculty at present consists of ten regular men, one for the
Commercial Department, and four teachers for music, vocal and in-
&strumental, and expression. Synod pays the salaries of only ten
ayegular men.
In 1927 Dr. A. W. Meyer, president and professor of St. John’s
for nearly a generation, accepted a call into the ministry and is now
‘active in Long Island City, N. Y.
In the same year Prof. Chas. Seaer, after many years of faithful
service, resigned because of failing health and increasing burdens of
office. He was suddenly overtaken by death on the 9th of June last
year, going to his eternal rest.
After serving St. John’s for three years, Prof. C. A. Gieseler ac- ’
cepted a call to a congregation in Denver, Oolo., and Prof. G. A. Kuhl-
mann was called to the chair vacated by Professor Scaer. At the
same time Prof. F. O. Lankenau, of Greensboro, N.C., was called as
additional professor of English and director of physical training and
the Rev. Theo. Hoyer, of Denver, Colo., to the chair of History. Prof.
Alf. M. Rehwinkel, of Edmonton, Can., was called as president and
was installed on June 3, 1928. In the past winter, Rev. E. J. Dierker
accepted a call to the South Wisconsin District, and in his place Rev.
P. C. Kraus, of Humboldt, Kans., was appointed.
The enrolment was as follows: 1926—27, 148 boys and 21 girls;
27-28, 148 boys and 20 girls; 1928—29, 125 boys and 20 girls.

Resolved: — Action.

To make the following appropriations :—
1. Hospital, $1,000.

2. Baden Hall (repairs), $8,547.50.

3. Laboratory equipment, $2,186.

4. Library equipment, $1,000.