# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S78
# Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration)

718° Seminaries and Colleges

‘very slight increase in enrollment we shall’ be compelled to use’
one of the old buildings, and since our South Building is very well
arranged-and conveniently located, we renew our request for its
reconditioning and further hope that funds will be made available
immediately for that purpose. The architect estimates that the cost
will amount to $8,875.

_ Co-education: The Minnesota District is coming before this
convention with the request that co-education be established in
the college division of our school. The Board heartily endorses
this overture and requests favorable action thereon.

High School: The congregations of the Twin Cities are coming
before this convention with the request that. the buildings of Con-
. cordia College be made available for a Lutheran high school, to be
conducted similarly to the plan now in operation at Fort Wayne,
_ Ind. This Board also heartily endorses this venture and requests
Synod to take favorable action. .

Professors’ Residences: Three of our professors are still living
off the campus. Since it is becoming increasingly difficult to rent.
suitable homes. for our professors, we request that the Board of
Directors be urged to erect at least one new professor's residence.

We thank God for the blessings of the last triennium and ask
Him to continue to abide with us with His grace for Christ’s sake.

Boarp or Controt or Concorpra COLLEGE
Sr. Paut, Munn.
Rost. G. HEYNE
. ACTION .

1. The request for the introduction of co-education on the
Junior College level at Concordia College, St.Paul, Minn., was
denied without prejudice to the renewal of the application at a
later convention of Synod.

“ 2, The sum of $8,875.00 was granted for the re-conditioning of
the South Building. .
_* 3, The request for the erection of one new professor’s residence

was granted.

The request for permission to start a Lutheran’ high school
in ‘connection with Concordia College, St. Paul, was supported also
by the following memorial. '

Lutheran High School in Twin Cities
~ ; ‘ ‘ -- (Memorial 1012)

The undersigned congregations of the Twin Cities respectfully
submit the following for your serious consideration and favorable
action. © . - ,

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