# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S97 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) SEMINARIES AND. COLLEGES 93 ick Hall was erected in 1905 and the library was When Shik on the second floor of this building, the im- located vat the library as a functional aspect of modern education Prenat fully realized. At present the facilities are inadequate as ipment. ‘° One a ctomal life of the school should center around the ib ° the facilities of which should help accomplish the educa- aera objectives of the school. The library should likewise be dily and easily accessible as well as attractively equipped. no » ate reading and study room is required, in addition to other ‘ — as outlined by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools, and demanded for accreditation. All this is in the interest ciency. of melon likewise, is part of any modern school plant. It is needed for many school assemblies, student programs and meetings which cannot be held in the chapel and for which the gymnasium is not suitable, convenient, or adequate. Again, this item is in the interest of modernization and efficiency. In view of the above needs, the Central District of The Lu- theran Church — Missouri Synod, by resolution adopted at the District convention in June, 1949, respectfully petitions Synod to grant Concordia College at Fort Wayne, Ind., a new Administra- tion-Library-Auditorium Building. W. F. Docrer, Secretary of the Central District 136 oe) Expand Concordia College, St. Paul, Minn., to a Senior College Wuereas, Synod has resolved to expand her ministerial pre- paratory course to include the senior college years; and Wuereas, For this purpose one or more of our existing pre- paratory institutions will, no doubt, be expanded; and Wuereas, Our Concordia College in St. Paul, Minn., has the plant capacity for a senior college; and WHEREAS, It is centrally located; and Wuereas, The condition of the plant is such as to require very few costly changes; and Wuenreas, It is located in close proximity to one of the out- standing universities of our country, with which it has excellent relations; and ‘ . Wuereas, Shifting to a senior college would be less difficult than elsewhere by reason of the fact that this institution is not overcrowded; therefore be it