# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S60 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) . " Seminaries and Calls oe a * Squipping the libraries ‘$0 ‘that a , ‘desirable minimum, standard may rot be reached, ” ‘The first time Professor Hausmann} Survey. Director) an of’ the, Board, officially ' visited River Forest, ,he immediately . felt it meds necessary ‘that we plan for a new library building. / ‘By granting, a building for library, the shortage of. classrooms would be somewhat relieved, since some of: the, rooms vacated by ‘the: library could be used for that purpose. , , «In view of these facts,. we respectfully petition Synod to grant our: Concordia “Teachers College, River Forest, a: new library vs buildin a g _ THE Boanp OF. Controt, Concorpra ‘TEACHERS CottecE . V RIVER Forest, Tun. « a E. T: LAMS, Chairman... P. L. KLUENDER, Secretary - Tue Facu.ty, Concorpia TEACHERS Conese River Forest, IL. , Artuur W. Kuincx, President » Ewin J. Wreracur, Secretary _ ACTION ne The request for a new library at River Forest, to cost ap- Pr proximately $100,000.00, was granted. ann A Dormitory for Women’ at.River Forest no - "+ (Memorial 120) ne Though “poth of the Concordia Teachers Colleges have been training women for service as Christian day school teachers, Seward . for the past generation and’ River, Forest. since 1938, the needs of the field for teachers of this’ type have never been adequately met. i While there has not been a sharp: increase: in the over-all a : number of woman teachers in our Synod, and while’ there have bode . -been times when more woman teachers were employed than at poad oe - present; there ‘has. been a: more arid’ more insistent demand for adequately trained women. Congregations want women who are _ thoroughly grounded in Bible history and Christian doctrine. Some. of them need women who are able’ to assist in the musical program i of the congregation in school and church. All desire: women who . wil.) ‘are trained to, meet.the educational: standards ‘of the States and, " communities in which ‘they are called upon to “teach. ’ “Recognizing ‘these trends, Synod’ in 1933, ‘permitted the in- | troduction of ‘co-education. at ‘Concordia Teachers College, ,River- . Forest, for teacher training only. In ‘harmony ‘with Synod’s man- date, the college has admitted:no women who’ are preparing for. any other profession than that. of service in our Christian ‘day schools. The: rigid quota of woman students established 1 in -1938- #1 al wl af { . .