# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S952
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

° MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS 369

The success of the Fort Wayne congregations in a similar
venture leads us to believe that these opinions are fully justified.

We therefore earnestly request that: permission be granted to
establish such a Lutheran high school in St.Paul at the earliest
possible moment.

Since the college has in the past, with Synod’s approval, lodged
boys in the dormitory who were not ministerial students, we as-
_ sume that high school boys may. be so lodged as long as this does
not interfere with the housing of the ministerial students, It is our
intention to find lodging for out-of-town girls in Lutheran homes
in the city.

Under the above arrangement, salaries of additional teachers,
cost of .alterations in buildings, running expenses not covered by
tuition fees, would be paid by the local congregations. The high
school would therefore cost Synod nothing.

Since the financial @sPonsibility for the high school would
rest upon our local congregations, we should like the right to fix
tuition fees at such figures as we find practicable.

If Synod desires to exercise control over the proposed high
school by placing it under the supervision of its own college board,
we are ready to enter into such an arrangement.

Since the expenses of the proposed high school are to be borne
by the congregations of St.Paul, Minneapolis, and vicinity, we
trust that Synod will find no difficulty in granting this request and
will act favorably at its 1944 convention.

Mount Catvary, MINNEAPOLIS GETHSEMANE, St. PAUL
Mount Otive, MINNEAPOLIS JEHOVAH, St. Paun

Mount Zion, MINNEAPOLIS Our Savior, St. Paun
TRINITY, MINNEAPOLIS ; Pricer, St. Pau

First LUTHERAN, Rose HILu REDEEMER, ST. Pavuu
BETHEL, ST. PAUL Saint Stepuanus, St. Pavt
BETHLEHEM, St. PauL Zion, St. PAUL

This overture has been endorsed by

THe Twin City PaSTorAL CONFERENCE
Tue Visitors’ CONFERENCE OF THE Minnesota DISTRICT
Tue Boarp or Controt, Concorpia CoLLece,
St. Paut, Minn.
‘ Tue CoMMITTEE

O. B. Overn, Chairman

Reports and Memorials 24