# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S790
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

92 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

difference in this matter between professors and parish ministers;
therefore be it , a!

the attention of the Board for Higher Education to the second part .
of the paragraph, which suggests that this Board should be charged
“with the investigation of the possibilities of removing the injustice
involved occasionally in retiring an individual who has, perhaps,
served the Church for many long years and has not obtained
a house and then in suddenly leaving him with the necessity of
acquiring a residence for himself and his family in the declining
years of his life,”

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Concordia College, Fort Wayne, Ind.

REPORT OF BOARD OF CONTROL
(Memorial 105)

The Board of Control of Concordia College, Fort Wayne, Ind:;
herewith submits its triennial report and respectfully requests
Synod to consider the needs of its school. We give thanks and
praise to God for the countless blessings He has: bestowed upon
our school,

The Board of Control

The members of the Board of Control have conscientiously
tried to carry out all the phases of the work assigned to them by
Synod. Much time has been given by the members individually
and as a group to the care and maintenance of the physical facili-
ties and, together with the administration and faculty, to the
improvement of the total program of our school.

The Faculty

The members of the faculty have faithfully applied themselves
to their work and have spent considerable time in evaluating the
physical facilities and the curricular program in the light of
the needs of the Church and the requirements of higher educa-
tional agencies.

After receiving the approval of Synod and the Board for Higher
Education, the Rev. Walter Sohn was engaged as resident student
counselor for our dormitory students. The results have fully justi- «4
fied the request in establishing this position at our school. Due to {#
the illness of several faculty members, we had to call on part-time
help to carry on our educational program. Those men who were
temporarily incapacitated are now teaching their full schedule
of classes again. Mr. Walter Kitzerow resigned his position as of
the end of the first semester of the present school year. This
vacancy will have to be filled by next September.