# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S91
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 87

character of high school students for valuable services in
the Kingdom of God.

4, An expansion of Concordia High School at Seward to

5.

include a broader curriculum than now offered for the
training of teachers would therefore be a great service
to the Church.

A larger enrollment at Concordia High School would -fur-
thermore, through a good vocational guidance program,
serve as a feeder for our teachers’ colleges.

The District then adopted a plan or principles of operation
in the area of secondary education. The parts of this plan which
would apply to Concordia High School at Seward are the following:

1.

Moneys allocated to Concordia High School are to be placed
under the jurisdiction of the Board of Control, to be ex-
pénded on the non-synodical program of Concordia High
School.

. The expenditures for this program shall be limited to

the moneys available.

. The Board of Control shall allocate the moneys thus re-

ceived to the accounts for resident instruction and plant
and equipment at Concordia High School.

. The District shall authorize its Board for Parish Education

to meet as an advisory committee with the Board of Control
at least once annually.

. The legal representatives of the District shall be authorized

to represent the District’s interest in the ownership and
use of plant and equipment.

. The Board of Control shall report regularly, at least annually,

to the Board for Parish Education of the District, showing
conclusively by audit that all of the moneys allocated to
Concordia High School have been expended solely for the
non-synodical program of Concordia High School.

. The Board of Control in its regular reports to the Board for

Higher Education shall show conclusively that all of the
moneys furnished from the synodical budget have been
expended solely for the synodical program of pre-professional
training. :

. The installation of the proper system of accounting is to

make possible the execution of this project as outlined, to
the best advantages of Synod and the District.

The members of the District and the administration of Con-
cordia High School are convinced that this plan, providing, as