# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S102
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102 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

50 congregations round about, and in Baixo Grande digo Guandu
Espirito Santo, our major problem of supporting our indi;
students, in part, would be solved.
i) Finally, since the mentioned high schools are favo
located in distinct regions of the District, the congregations thi
would get in closer contact with the education of our students.
4) That at this 3lst Convention a Board of Secondary
Superior Education be created for the purpose of co-operati
intensively with the management of the various high schools ex{
ing in the District, with the object of establishing the progra
discipline, of religious instruction, of instrumental and vocal m

requirements of the admission into the Seminario Concord:
that the students that come from these high schools readily;

into the courses of the Seminary. THE PROFESSORS

Orto A. GOERL Hans Ro
Ocracttio ScHUELER Paut W. Sc
Werner K. WaADEWITZ

For tHe Boarp oF CONTROL

Gro. MuLuer, Pastor

[135]
Establishing a College in the Southeast
Wuereas, The cost of establishing a new senior college in
synodical system of higher education is so great; and
Wuereas, Synod has existing junior colleges which could
converted at smaller cost; and
Wuereas, The Southeastern area of our Church is so
removed from existing schools; therefore be it
Resolved, That the Lutheran Women’s Missionary Leag
the Southeastern District (Carolinas-Georgia) does hereby
rialize The Lutheran’ Church— Missouri Synod, in conve
assembled at Houston, Tex., .
1. To reconsider the plea of establishing a new senior co!
2. To convert one of the existing junior colleges in the Chi

lege program;
3. To consider the establishment of a junior college
Southeastern area of our country.
Tue LuTHERAN WoMEN’s MISSIONARY

SouTHEssTERN District (Caroiinas-G:

Mrs. James L. SuMMERS, President

Mrs. Frep E. Horzar, Secretary