# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1950_S802
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SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 105

&. Synod’s Board of Directors advised that an administration build-
‘ ing and a central heating plant be built for the moneys allotted.
* That leaves unmet the need for additional dormitory space at our
; school as conceded by Synod’s Board of Directors in 1945. Unless
. additional provisions are made for the proper~ housing of our
&. students, we shall have to turn applicants away.

In view of these and other reasons, we renew our request for

3 a new dormitory. Our architects, Carroll and Dean, have made
;. a careful study and check of building costs and assure us that
’ a 66-student dormitory could be built for $250,000.

Such needs of the institution as painting, general repairs, etc.,

. have been submitted to the Committee on Colleges and will, no
, doubt, be taken care of in the usual manner.

Conclusion .
_In conclusion, we gratefully acknowledge, with sincere thanks,

f the splendid co-operation, sympathetic help, and guidance given
; us. by Synod’s President, Synod’s Board of Directors, Synod’s.
>. Committee on Colleges, and Board for Higher Education. We.
e bespeak for our school and all other schools of learning maintained

by, our Church, Synod’s continued prayers and participation for
the strengthening and widening of their Kingdom-building pro-
Boarp or CONTROL, St. Paut’s Contec

O. G. Tremann, Secretary

. ACTION
The réquest for a new dormitory was included in the Schedule
of Current Requests under Section “C” of the Report of the Board
for Higher Education as adopted upon recommendation of Com-
mittee 1.

Concordia Collegiate Institute, Bronxville, N. Y.

REPORT OF THE BOARD OF CONTROL
(Memorial 109)
It is with a deep sense of gratitude to Almighty God, who has
continued to shower His blessings upon the work of our school,
that your Board herewith submits its triennial report.

Our Faculty
In November of 1947 it was our privilege to commemorate the
fortieth anniversary of Prof. Louis Heinrichsmeyer as a member
of our staff. This significant milestone was fittingly observed at a
public ceremony in which due recognition was given to the divine
mercy which has permitted our beloved professor to render such
long and faithful service to our school.