# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1947_S812 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) 256 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES phasis, together with guidance in private Bible reading, to the end that the student may apply the Word to his own life and work. 3. That chapel exercises provide for greater student participa- tion and for addresses on the problems of adolescents, with oc- casional outside speakers who may have a helpful message for the student body. 4, That student councils be elected by the classes which will serve as a cabinet to aid the director in promoting the spiritual life of the students. Tue Lake Ere PasStoraAL CONFERENCE Per Auc. F. Bruwn, H. P. EckHarpt, Harrwic SCHWEHN Floor Committee Report On the basis of the recommendations by the Board of Higher Education to the Twenty-Fourth Delegate Synod in Saginaw, this Committee approves the petition and recommends its very serious consideration to the Board of Higher Education. Action: Adopted. C. F. Dankwortu, Secretary of English District ACTION This matter was taken care of under action on “Student Counselor Program” in the report of the Board for Higher Edu- cation, ; Admittance of Negro Students to Our Schools (Memorial 149) The Regional Conference of the Fort Wayne area of the As- sociated Lutheran Charities, assembled at Fort Wayne April 22, 1947, adopted the following resolution: Wuereas, The Synodical Conference pleads with the institu- tions of its constituent Synods to open their doors for the training of Negro youths; and Wuereas, Qualified students from our Northern and Eastern fields can be gained only in this manner; and Wuereas, Limited experience in some synodical institutions with Negro students has been eminently successful, therefore be it Resolved, That the Board of Directors of Synod be asked formally to rescind its resolution of policy regarding the ad- mittance of Negro students to its synodical schools. W. L. Horrus, Chairman Cart A. Osterman, Vice-Chairman Mrs. Geratp Scuiunp, Secretary