# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S87 # Machine transcription, uncorrected — CHI Digital Archive (demonstration) , Seminaries .and- Colleges “87 “ anly. cway. in.,which: our, meeds.can .be: adequately. met:-is - -by the .erection of a. suitable building: on our.campus-to house. our library and related:departments. We: therefore: again .petition.Synod to appropriate: the funds necessary for this purpose. The cost of this ' “project, according to our conservative estimate, would be approxi- mately: eighty thousand: dollars: ($80,000). © © = > + '. In addition to a library, we are also badly in need of ' A new “and suitable classroom space for our science department. At pres- “ent three of our science laboratories are basement rooms with half -windows, Facilities now at our disposal do not provide for ade-. -quate classroom space, storage space, or workshop space. . In: :conse= . quence the number of, students that can be accommodated in our various science courses: is decidedly limited.. It is our-intention-to ‘house our science department i in the same building With: our library for: the: sake of economy. and convenience. However, we shall “defray all of the cost of that portion of the building used for science laboratories, equipment, and related: purposes through funds con- . tributed by the members of our congregations located in the area -served ‘by our school. Our request, then, resolves itself into this: that Synod appro- priate $80,000 for the erection ofa suitable library on our campus, ‘ “with the understanding that an amount at least equal’ to that sum. - be raised by our local constituency to provide for additions to the ~ building which shall contain our science department and whatever ‘other features may’ be found necessary. Personnel of the Board av Inasmuch as a number of changes have occurred in the per- -gonnel of the Board of Control, we append the following brief : report. Present membership. of the Board: Pastors Herman. J. ‘Rippe and Louis S. Wagner; Messrs. James Kemp, Charles Nehring, and — - Fred Overbeck. . Dr. Arthur Brunn, who was: compelled to resign ‘. from the Board upon his election as Vice-President. of Synod, has ‘nevertheless found it: possible to give us his valued counsel: and “to attend most meetings as Dr: Behnken’s personal representative. ‘The Rev: George Koenig, who served Dr. Brunn’s ‘unexpired term as President of the Atlantic District, also served as‘chairman of. our Board during the same period.. The Rev. Herman J. Rippe' became chairman of the Board on his election to the Presidency. of the - Atlantic District. The pastoral ‘vacancy on the Board was. filled aby the. appointment of the Rev. Louis S. Wagner. Mr. :Charles " ebping » was made a member of the Board to fill the vacancy caused |