LCMS Convention Proceedings St. Louis, Missouri — 1932, Page 49

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Proceedings of Thirty-Fitth Regular Convent;
on,

fiv. Luth. Synod of Missouri, Ohio, and Other States. 1932. 51

s ighest amount being $1,000. Since Synod has these schools

harmony to th Sently ould find it very difficult to dispose of them if the decision

d d an ever watchful ca en Various id be reached that one or several of the schools must be closed

ents, establishing among them an excellent morale Te over the Stu. sho jge'of an overproduction of ministerial graduates, would it not

There has been one change in the Personnel of th ger to stress the non-ministerial courses, thus using our schools
Paul Woy of Stamford Conn., was called to fill ¢ © faculty, Rey. 4s. source of income?

he chair of Ger

er and was inducted ; . man ' If Bronxville should receive a new Educational Building and so
nt nN : : : :
September 28, 1931, by the Pregiq ent of the District t his Office on be in a position to move the chapel and the reading-room into this
. runn. Mr. Wilbur Luecke, ¢. r, m., who acted as suy 1. Rev, Arthuy ew building, provision could be made in the Administration Build-
cen made a regular Professor since September lo0n, teacher, has ing with comparatively small expense to take care of a larger number ,
Wolter, salaried by the Lutheran Education Societ ; h ~ Mr. Hugo of non-ministerial students, from which Synod would receive an ap-
a8 assistant instructor since the be . » Has been engs red ‘abl nue
: sinning of last O og reciable revenue.
vices of the Instructor in public Speaking was dispenser” he sey. P According to plans made six years ago and carefully restudied at ;
the was, upon recommendation of the F aculty, pla nod With, as this this time, this new building could be erected for the sum of $175,000
€ English Department Mr.R occ In charge f llowi i t:—
. ussel [, 0 lus the following equipment:
leader in the student-singing since Tanase Roy has been engaged as p Furniture (desk, tables, cases, sinks) for three
¥ Of this year laboratories, 1 museum, 2 lecture-rooms ...... $10,640.00
At ch Accreditation of Junior College, ; Window shades (6 classrooms), including opaque 400 00
is writing effor or projection ......... 2.0... .
to secure accreditations ts are being made by Prof. Theo Hausmann Other window shades ...............00..00022 400.00
pects of seenny or voncordia as a junior college The pro Blackboards (6 Fooms) ........................ 500.00
& it are considered very favorable . Baboratory equipment ($3,000 already voted by 5,000
7 Synod)...” ,000.00
A New Educational Building Library equipment (tables, shelves, steel stacks) 3,000.00
Although we fully realj h . Auditorium seats (total, 740) .............0..~. 5,000.00
dition Synod vit : alize that due to the Present economic con
WU! be very r j ‘
for new buildings, vu . eluctant to make any large appropriations $24,940.00
tional Bila; : yet we dare to repeat our request for a new Educa 4 We beg Synod to give this matter very thorough consideration.
fact that we an he need of this building is very urgent, due to the Finally, we hope Synod’s Board of Directors will soon find it pos-
the basen past house two of our classrooms for Science courses in ; sible to erect another professor’s residence, for which we asked three
are vers i our Administration Building These basement rooms 4 Years ago, in order to save the expense of a large rental.
both to the . P a Y ventilated and lighted, and are great handicap Respectfully submitted by
for the students “ wie must spend the day in these classrooms and Tue Boarp or Conrror.
* “urthermore, we have
body. At Present we use no chapel for our student-

DanieL M. Ktetst, Secretary.
Action.

Upon recommendation of Committe 1 Synod

1. Denied the request for an Educational Building.

2. The local Board of Control, the Atlantic District, the Eastern
District, and the Lutheran Education Society had endorsed the request
of Concordia Ev. Luth. Church at Bronxville for the donation of a
part of the college grounds for a church-building. (Memorial 131.)
Committee 1 recommended that Synod donate a suitable portion of
ground on Synod’s property in Bronxville, to be selected by Synod’s
Board of Directors and the local Board of Control ; that the financing
of the building project by the congregation be subject to the approval
of the Board of Directors; that the erection of this building be done

two classrooms.

rer, Synod’s in
- Of-this tota] Bro

come for tuition from
nxville sent $8,184, the-