# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1956_S220
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220 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

of teaching strength and of training facilities and in order to
accelerate the training supply, those institutions which have high
school programs are to admit qualified professional-training
students in the freshman college year in preference to high school
seniors, qualified high school seniors in preference to high school
juniors, qualified high school juniors in preference to high school
sophomores, and qualified high school sophomores in preference to
high school freshmen. On the basis of Synod’s history there is no

ACTION

This was taken care of by Resolution 18 under Memorial 124.

With regard to priority of admission to qualified professiona]-
training students Synod adopted Resolution 19:

Wuereas, Some valuable Space at our colleges is now used by
nonprofessional students; and

Wuereas, The manpower needs of the Church demand that the
totality of our colleges’ facilities be used in training professional
students; therefore be it

Resolved, That Synod urge its member congregations, pastors,
and teachers to be active in recruiting students in such numbers
that Synod’s institutions can grant priority of admission to qualified
Professional-training students in all cases where valuable capacity
is now in use for nonprofessional students.

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