# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S605
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 21

resumed that Synod will study the tenure of office of
mbérs in connection with the Synodical Handbook. For
tion it is desirable that the present tenure of three years
snided to six years, to be inaugurated as follows: One half

In each succeeding triennium the retiring half shall be re-
‘or replaced for a term 1 of six years.

oncerning the men.

THE Boarp oF CONTROL oF CONCORDIA TEACHERS COLLEGE
’ Sewarp, Nesr.

_F. Wortumann, Secretary

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_ Concordia College, Fort Wayne, Indiana
STEEMED BRETHREN:

With sincere gratitude to our God who has kept our institu-

on underneath the shadow of His wings in these troublous times

are happy to report that the work of our institution has been

tried on without serious interruption and with a rich measure
success.

; The Board of Control

‘ In the interest of administering the affairs of the institution
maccording to the rules and regulations of Synod, the Board of
ontrol has held many special sessions in addition to the regular
onthly meetings, worked in close harmony with the President and

culty, and dealt with numerous problems.
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Faculty

One change in the regular faculty personnel took place during
the past three years. Prof. Walter C. Kitzerow accepted the call
the vacancy on the faculty caused by Prof, Paul A. Hucht-
useh’s acceptance of a call to Concordia College, Oakland, Calif.

The members of the faculty manifest a devotion to duty and
in: classes and otherwise constantly evaluate the high goal the
isterial students have in view. In the semimonthly meetings
me topic on educational matters is presented and discussed
gularly. A Planning Committee has been called into being,
which is to study and propose measures: which will serve the