# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S535
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

534 Report of Board for Higher Education

and it will definitely lack depth. The teacher-training and “tt

church-workers curricula in Particular at St, John’s College have‘
weakness,

Students take work of some type
work in other curricula. This is
unique among Synod’s theological
to music, in the unexcelled instruc
instrumental and vocal, and in the
ad in giving its students a genuin
less than the urge to develop laten
The- music tradition at Winfield des

It will be ‘appropriate at this tim
of the non-theological curricula to th

in music in connection with
very commendable. Winfield‘
Schools in the emphasis it gi
tional facilities it Provides, b
large measure of success it
© appreciation of fine music 'n
t musical abilities of their own;

vice versa. In certain fields this may be feasible,

studies, elementary languages, mathematics,
‘and science in the College, it is not.

which are Provided for the general :
Serve ministerial students in Place of
have not always been avoided. Caut
the allotment of Plant spaces for cour:
Lecture rooms and laboratories must
first of all. In other respects also, s
quarters, emphasis on library purchi

¢.8., English, soci
In others, e.g, religi
The Specialty courses in Scienc
student must not be made; t
Survey courses. These pitfall
ion must also be exercised” j
Ses serving the general stude

be made to serve

at both Bronxville and Winfield for e
should give clear indication of what
of our institutions to general students,
have Over-extended themselves in thei
good reason to Suppose that neither has attained
offerings for its constituency. The ob
education are not insurmountable, b
means inconsequential.