Albright College - Speculum Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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PRESIDENT DUN LAP I I

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THE FAC LTY John Francis Dunlap, A. M., D.D. is a native of York, Pa. After persuing an aca- demic course at York, he took a course at North- western College, also Union Biblical Institute, of Naperville, lll., from which institution he graduated in 1889. The Degree of A. M. was granted him by Central Pennsylvania College. He was licensed to preach in 1888, and entered the active ministry in the Central Pennsylvania Conference in 1889. Twenty-one years of contin- uous service ended with his term as presiding elder of Williamsport District. f He was elected President of Albright College in june, Iooo. IO

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Aaron Ezra Gobble, A.M., DD., was born near D-ilanheim, Pa. The edu- cational advantages of his youthful days prepared him to matriculate as a Sopho- more at Franklin and Marshall College, from which institution he graduated as Valedictorian in 1879. He was elected Professor of lllathe- matics at Union Seminary, New Berlin, in 1879, and served as Principal from 1880 to 1887. The curriculum Was revised, and the Seminary chartered as Central Penn- sylvania College, Dr. Gobble serving as its only President from 1887 to 1902. Since 1902 he has occupied the chair of Latin and Hebrew at Albright. Clellan Asbury Bowman, A.M., Ph.D., was born at Dauphin. He took a prepara- tory course in Berrysburg Seminary. Graduated from Nlillersville Normal School. He subsequently took special courses in Wesleyfan University, Psychol- ogy at Harvard University, and Sociology and Economics at the University of Berlin Linder Paulsen, Simmel and Wagner He taught in a good high school four years, organized what is now Dallas Col- lege, Ore., and took part in the re-organ- ization of Albright College, and its con- rolidation With Central' Pa. College He has been alternately President and Dean of this institution since 1897. I2