# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1947_S235
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

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SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 288

zation, and many, but not all, student activities, with a build-
ing on the campus, but not in proximity to the present
college plant.

On the basis of its findings your Board believes that the third

plan will serve the best interests of Synod and, therefore, offers
the following

RECOMMENDATIONS

1. That the Lutheran High School Association be requested
to effect as soon as possible a separation of its high school
student body, staff, and equipment from the synodical plant
of Concordia College at Fort Wayne.

2. That to assist in initiating this program Synod authorize the
local Board of Control to lease a suitable part of the College
campus to the Lutheran High School Association in order
to make it possible for the Association to erect a building
which will provide sufficient classrooms, offices, laboratories,
and other teaching facilities for its student body and staff.

3. That the High School Association be asked to erect a
suitable building as soon as possible after the requisite land
has been made available.

4, That final action on conveyance of the site be contingent
upon approval by the Board of Directors and the Board
for Higher Education.

5. That the Lutheran High School student activities be sepa-
rated as much as possible from those of Concordia College.
For the present, among others, athletic, music, and military
activities would probably have to continue to be con-
ducted jointly.

6. That Synod continue to make available to the Lutheran
High School Association, under conditions to be agreed
upon, the use of the College chapel, gymnasium, library,
athletic field, and, as occasion may demand, the limited use
of other facilities.

7. That adequate financial adjustments and the conditions of
joint use of physical facilities be determined by the Con-
cordia College Board of Control and the Board of the
Lutheran High School Association. Any financial contracts
are to become effective after approval by Synod’s Board
of Directors.

8. That Synod’s Board of Control be recognized as having
ultimate responsibility for the operation of the total project
as long as any joint activities are conducted on Synod’s
campus or units of Synod’s physical plant are utilized by the