# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S96
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

98 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

Staff

We believe that the program could be carried out with %
addition of three women to the staff.

Contemplated Number of Registrants
We believe that a maximum of eighty girls should be enro

in the program. Our difficulty —as we envision it — will invol
screening the applicants.

Plant and Equipment

The present plant at Austin — exclusive of dormitory facili
—will be adequate. The school has a chapel with a maxi
seating capacity of 275; a dining hall under construction with a
ing capacity of 250; adequate classroom space. We have only
gym. Immediately adjacent to our campus is the new gymnasi
of St. Paul’s Church, which would be available to us for a :
physical education program.

The Cost of the Program

Since the girls enrolled in the program would serve the Ch
we feel that Synod should bear the cost of salarying the
members.

The Request
We are asking Synod on the basis of the 1950 resolution
1) To authorize the training program outlined above;

2) To make the introduction of the program contingent
the erection of a girls’ dormitory by the Texas District.

Boarp oF ContROL
Board FoR Parish EDUCATION
Auu-State Pastors’ anp TEacHeErs’ Co:
G. W. Osenuaus, Chairman
Pastors’ AND TEACHERS’ CONFERENCE .
W. O. Dorrtne, Secretary

[133]
Concordia Seminary, Porto Alegre, Brazil,
Report, Board of Control, and Faculty. «
On page 100 is published a memorial, sent in by memf
of the Faculty of Concordia Seminary, Porto Alegre, Brazil;
by the Board of Control of said institution and endorsed
Brazil District at its last’ convention in January of this
petitioning Synod to permit the reorganization of its higher ‘
cation. Should Synod not be willing to grant what was prest