# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S71
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

pS Concordia College, ‘Fort Wayne; diana
. With sincere gratitude to our. God who has kept our institu
__ tion underneath the shadow of His wings: in these troublous times:
we are happy to ‘report that the work of our institution has been.
carried on without serious interruption and with’ a rich measure:
of success, ‘
The Board of Control

’ In the interest of administering the affairs of the institution:
according to the. rules and ‘regulations of Synod,..the: Board of
Control has held many special sessions in addition to the regular ;
_monthly meetings, worked in close harmony with the President and
faculty, and dealt with numerous problems, an

_ Faculty
One change in the regular faculty personnel took place during
‘the past. three years. .Prof. Walter C. Kitzerow accepted the call '
to the vacancy on. the faculty caused by Prof. Paul A. Hucht-
hausen’s acceptance of a call to Concordia, College, Oakland, Calif.
'. The members of the faculty manifest a devotion to duty and
in classes and otherwise constantly evaluate the high goal the
‘ministerial students have in view. In the semimonthly meetings
. Some topic on educational matters is presented and _ discussed
regularly. A Planning Committee -has: been called into being, .
which is to study and propose measures .which will serve the
spiritual, educational, and physical features of the school under
such headings as Teacher Personnel; Relations of Ministerial and.
* Non-Ministerial Departments; - Physical Developments; School
-. Government and Operation; Student Life and Government.

a Student Body’ ; :

--- Under'‘the discipline of the Word of God the behavior of
the students in general was that of Christian boys and girls, young:
men’ and young women. . ”
Enrollment of Ministerial Students: 194]—1942, 158; 1942—1943,
180; 1943—1944, 200. - == ~ of ue
a ‘High School Department
‘44, For nine years now the maintenance of a ‘high school on the
campus by the Fort Wayne congregations has continued to be ,
a satisfactory arrangement. Time and experience have demon-'
strated that the high school department does not interfere with the:
‘\chief. purpose ‘of the school, namely, the preparation of young :
‘men for the public: ministry.‘of the Word. The department has