# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1941_S840
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

340 Financial Matters

preceding graduation, and a copy of this final physical examina-
tion is to be in the hands of the Board of Support by April 15,
preceding graduation. The regular annual examination need not
be taken in the graduation year,

f. Each school should avail itself once a year of the free
tuberculin testing offered by the State Anti-Tuberculosis Asso-
ciation. All positive reactors should be further examined by
fluoroscope or X-ray. The result Shall be regularly entered into
the clinical record of each student.

g. All schools are required to have each student examined
annually by a dentist for cavities, evidences of pyorrhea, or mal-
formation of the teeth, Parents are to be urged to have the
advised work done.

h. Female students are subject to the same regulations. Insti-
tutions having coeducation will add such questions as are recom-
mended by the physician.

i. The Board of Directors shall determine how the additional
expense is to be met.

4. The appraisals of the properties of Synod in various places
were kept up to date through. the efficient services of Mr.'Henry
W. Horst and are on file in Synod’s office.

5. Grants for physical education at our various colleges were
made in accordance with the wish of Synod (Synodical Proceedings
1938, pp. 47,49) and within the limits of the appropriation of the
Fiscal Conference.

6. The last convention resolved that Synod ask the Board of
Directors to study, in conjunction with the various District boards
for indigent students and boards of control, the possibility and
feasibility of arranging work at Synod’s institutions for such
students as receive support from Districts or conferences and that
the plan agreed upon shall be put into effect by the Board of
Directors. This matter was taken up by the Committee on Col-
leges with all local committees, boards of control, student boards,
heads of colleges, ete, and rules were agreed upon, which are
being tried out at the various colleges. ;

7. The relations between the Board of Directors and the
Seminary and college boards were most agreeable and harmonious. —
We can only give the highest praise to the men on these boards,
who give so much of their time to the work of Synod. .

C. Individual Institutions
Not many specific matters were referred to the Board of
Directors with regard to the various schools, but numerous items
had to be attended to at every meeting of the Board of Directors