# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1953_S111
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES ; 111

Sincere misgivings are being expressed by many as
e two-year Senior College will be the solution to
ems; and

Christian stewardship in the opinion of many would
ictate that we convert some of our existing preparatory
into. full four-year colleges; be it therefore

oa d, That final action on the separate two-year Senior
delayed; and be it further

of Directors and a committee of five competent men
ely connected with any of Synod’s institutions of
ing, chosen and approved by the aforementioned
ider the conversion of some of our existing prepara-
Js into full four-year colleges; and be it further

ed, That since problems involving enrollment, housing,
curriculum callefor early and aggressive action, the
ed committee (Board for Higher Education, Synod’s
ectors and the five chosen men) be empowered: to
th the conversion of at least three preparatory schools
y the committee to full four-year colleges within the
ium; and be it further

lved, That the committee be authorized to take the neces-
to properly staff these three institutions and erect the
wildings; and be it further

wed, That needed funds be taken from the sum allocated
College by the “Conquest for Christ” collection.

Sr. Lours LurHeran Pastorat ConFERENCE
Davp S. ScHutier, Secretary

lentical memorial by

‘EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Mount Catvary ConcREGATION
St. Louis, Mo.

ING, President Martin H. Hoxame, Secretary
Paut G. Stepnan, Pastor

. Action on Two-Year Senior College

There is still much lack of uniformity in the thinking
bers of Synod with regard to the establishment of
o-year Senior College; and
The establishment of a separate two-year Senior
€cessitate an approximate expenditure of $4,200,000
mal. grant of $1,700,000 beyond the amount available
mquest for Christ” offerings, plus an approximate
*6£ $300,000 per year operation cost; and