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LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1929, Page 52

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52 Proceedings of Thirty-Fourth Regular Convention,

Concordia College, Conover, N.C.
(Extract from the Report of the Board of Control.)
The enrolment has remained about the same: 1926—27, 54
1927—28, 61; 1928—29, 60. Durin
were graduated for St. Louis. Twenty-five of the students now en-
rolled are entered in the ministerial courses, a larger number than

ever before. The tuition collected and remitted to Synod’s treasurer
was $2,541.68,

g the three years seven students

Requests.
We renew the requests which were
to wit: —
1. Administration building, $95,000.
2. Small dormitory unit, $25,000.

To these we add the new request of $10,000 for combining the
dormitory with the administration building.

granted at the last convention,

Resolved: — Action.

To make the following appropriations: —
1. Administration building, $95,000. ie
2. Dormitory facilities in the administration building, $10,000, 4

California Concordia College, Oakland, Cal.

(Extract from the Report of the Board of Control.)

The total enrolment of the institution was: 1926—27, 84,

1927—28, 91; 1928—29, 82. Number of graduates entering the Sem-

inary: 1926, 9; 1927, 12; 1928, 8; 1929, 12.

In. October, 1926, Assist. Prof. E. F,
tendered him by the Electoral College.

again joined the faculty after graduatin

Seaer accepted the call
Assist. Prof. Otto H. Theiss
g from the seminary in 1995,
Requests.
1. Two additional professors,
2. A careful study of our building program has enabled us to
pare down our requests below the amounts appropriated in 1926, but:
not carried out. They are the following: a) New administration‘
building, $157,000; b) alterations and repairs, $12,500; c) new dor: -
mitory furniture, $800; d) grading and walks, $2,000. ;
3. The Northern Pastors’ and Teachers’ Conference of the Cali
fornia and Nevada District presented an overt
to introduce coeducation at Oakland

- They supported the petition’:
with the following arguments: —

g number of girls among us preparing fo;
and missionary-nurse profession.

Our nearest synodical institution is 1,500 miles distant.
Coeducation would be no additional expense to Synod.

the teaching, deaconess,