# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1947_S236 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 284 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES Lutheran High School. It is to be understood, however, that the administration of the entire academic program of the Lutheran High School has been delegated to the Lutheran High School Association’s Board by Synod’s Board of Control. LEASE PARCEL OF FORT WAYNE CAMPUS TO LUTHERAN HIGH SCHOOL ASSOCIATION (Memorial 128) During the eleven years that the Lutheran High School at Fort Wayne has been located on the campus of Concordia College, there has been steady growth and progress. Benefits have accrued to both the Lutheran High School and Concordia College from the interchange of facilities and services. The time has now come to look to the future. Wuereas, The Lutheran High School at Fort Wayne, Ind., has been in operation on the campus of Concordia College since 1935; and Wnuereas, A study has been made of the implications involved in having secular education on the same campus with pre-theolog- ical training; and Wuereas, The study is favorable to the location of a high school building to be used for non-ministerial Christian education on the campus of Concordia College; therefore be it Resolved, That the Board of Control of the Lutheran High School Association petition Synod to grant the Board of Control of Concordia College authority to lease to it a suitable parcel of campus land on which a high school building may be erected. This building is to provide classroom facilities for those not taking the pre-theological curriculum and offices for the teaching staff of the high school; and be it further Resolved, That Synod be petitioned to make available to the Lutheran High School Association, under financial conditions to be agreed upon, the use of the gymnasium, athletic field, library, din- ing hall, and, as occasion may demand, the limited use of other facilities. The Lutheran High School Association is indeed grateful for the blessings God has bestowed upon this venture in the field of Christian Secondary Education and trusts that Synod will give its approval to the above request. Tae Lurueran Hicu Scnoon Association Pau. H. Hartmann, President Epwin A. Nercer, Secretary