# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1926_S60
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60 Proceedings of Thirty-hird Regular Convention,

Mathematics.

Algebra. ( Analysis.)

Plane (and Solid) Geometry.

Plane and Spherical Trigonometry.

Calculus. (Senior College.)

Action. — Adopted as stated.

-Puysiotocy, Hane, anp Sanrrary Somnce.— The aim here is
chiefly within the secondary objectives, although the correlated sub-
jects come into consideration also for certain branches of Systematic
and Practical Theology.

PHyYsioGRAPHY AND Economic Groarapuy — Being very closely re-
lated and at least easily correlated, these subjects have a direct bear-
ing on certain fields of Practical Theology (diaconics, missions),
although their value under the secondary objectives is also obvious.

THE AIM IN OTHER COURSES.

We here consider Music, Art, and Business Education. Art will
be touched on, at least: incidentally, in the teaching of History, and
possibly this will serve,* in a general way, for preparatory. work in

Ohureh Art and Architecture. A course in Business Education, at ;

least in the principles of business law and in the ethics of business,
would obviously be of great value. It may be considered in connec-
tion with a possible Senior College.

Music. —— To give our students not only an appreciation of the
unequaled hymnological and other musical treasures of our Church,
but also a working knowledge, at Jeast in vocal, if not in instrumental,
performance, so that the liturgical side of our church-services will as
soon as possible be lifted out of the deplorable depths to which it has

now sunken. .
Music.

(Analysis. )

Practical exercises. Some history of Lutheran music.

Action. — Approved as stated.

Resotutrions CoNnoERNING THE ProposeD Two-Yrar SENIOR CotLEce

CouRsE.

The number of semester hours required for graduation shall be
72 (exclusive of religion); 49 to be prescribed, 23 to be elective.

The prescribed course shall be as follows: —

* The word “possibly” is to be omitted. Instead of the words “and
possibly this will serve” read: “and is to serve.” — Survey Committee.