# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S109
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES 109

od, That we assure the Board for Higher Education of

ete confidence in the wisdom of their recommendations

“the Senior College and that we pledge to the Board and

s of Synod our continued support of these proposals,

é convinced, are directed to the good of the Church.

Facutty or Concorpia CoLiece, PortLaNp
Tuomas CoatTEs, President Donan W. Lorenz

- EH. Branpr, Secretary Paut W. F. Harms

~ Kart W. KEei.er WALTER E. KELLER

: Artaur G. WAHLERS F. W. J. Sypwesrter, em.

: Wauter G, Boss Kart Lorenz, em.
Atrrep R. Ror

» Many of our members do not deem it feasible to

“geparate two-year Senior College for the solution of
t: basic problems; and

; Grave misgivings have arisen regarding the advis-

recting, staffing, and accrediting a new school; and

cas; In the considered judgment of many,
t Senior College could be met much m

BE ciples of good stewardship; and

8; It would be much more in line with the academic

country, and much more in accord with the objectives

lurch.in the future, to follow a course of raising our exist-

ities to the status of a four-year liberal arts college by

‘the high school course and adding the junior and senior

; therefore be it

bd; That the execution of the plan for a separate two-
: College be halted. and subjected to searching recon-

the aims of
ore in keeping

OUTHERN PastoraL ConrFERENCE, Iowa District East
Tueo. E. Hinck, President
W. H. Niermann, Secretary