LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1920, Page 16

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Proceedings of Thirty-First National Conve

Resolutions to Raise the Standard of our
(Germ. Rep., p. 37.)

some branches are to k
f an experienced schoo
pondence courseg Wag

Entrance requirements wer
grade. Applicants deficient in
8 preparatory class in charge o
the proposal to institute corres
resolved to arrange summer

Resolutions to Raise the Standard of

(Germ. Rep., p. 36.)

Entrance requirements for our
grade. However, provision shall be
some branches by arranging,
& preparatory class in charge of an expe
"The course at our colleges shall be
Classical High School Course and a t
Course. A detailed curriculum was order
composed of ‘members of the faculties of the
faculty, and of representatives of the Sury
ning the curriculum, this committee shall
the accreditation demands of the various §

colleges were fixed at 3
made for
if necessary,

ed

Synod also appropriated the

Teacher

Our

applicants’
at the espe
Tienced schoo!
arranged in

Wo-year Clases;
Prepared by‘g’
colleges, of the’
ey Committea,
take into cong
tates where the

necessary laboratories, sterd

and other helps for teaching.
The matter and manner of in:

struction shall be ag
possible, the curriculum rigidly ca

Tried out, and harmoniong;
More reading is to be re

tion of professors insisted upon.
the ancient languages, and more
and English. Students who hay
Sophomore College Class (Prima
obtain the necessary credits befo

written and oral work in
© not satisfactorily eo
) must either repeat the

re matriculating at the §

Additional Courses at ‘Our Colleges.
(Germ. Rep., pp. 39. 40.)

e Lutheran Education Society,
gregations in the East, petitioned §
provision at our colleges for the education also of such
as are not preparing for service in the Church. The fo
.ments were advanced in the memorial: The increasing les
higher education in our circles; the consequent attendane
part of our ‘youth at State and sectarian institutions, in‘
of such institution in our circles 3 the loss of hundreds
and most promising young pedple who thus have made

- faith; the duty of. the Church to guard the young age

' ;

A memorial of th
members of our con