Lincoln University - Lion Yearbook (Lincoln University, PA)

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Rev. George B. Carr, D. D. Born in Berwick, England, and was educated in the University of Glascow and the United Presbyterian Seminary. He was pastor at Hastings, Eng- land, until 1875, thence in Tranant, Scotland, in 1881, and Edinburgh in 1893, then to America in 1894. After a year’s successful pastorate in Avon- dale, Chester county, Pa., he was elected Professor of Sacred Rhetoric in the Theological Department of Lincoln University. He is also the University Librarian. Rev. Samuel Dickey, H. JM. Born Nov. 27th, 1872, at Oxford, Pa., educated at Princeton College, re- ceived the degree of A. B. 1894; A. M., 1896. Finished his theological course in Princeton Theological Seminary in 1897. Studied in Germany in 1897-98 at the Universities of Mabiirv, Berlin and Erlangen. Taught at Lincoln Uni- versity in 1898-99. Professor Dickey was elected to the chair of Classical and Hellenistic Greek in September, 1900. Rev. panics L. Reed, D. D. Was born in Washington county, Pa. After a brief stay in the Washington and Jefferson College of his native county, he went to Princeton, where he finished his college course in 1870. He took his theological training at the Western Seminary of Allegheny City, Pa. After many years of practical pas- torial work, Professor Reed was elected to the chair of English Literature and Rhetoric in Lincoln University in 1899. We regret that his stay with 11s was so brief. •7

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Rev. Robert L. Stewart, D. D. Was born at Murrysville, Pa., graduated from the Washington and Jefferson College and received his B. A. in 1866, Western University in 1869. He was a member of the 140th Pennsylvania Volunteers 1862-65. He is Professor of Pastorial Theology, Evidences of Christianity and Biblical Archaeology. He is also Dean of the Faculty of Lincoln University. I)r. Stewart has traveled very extensively in the Holy Land. Author of “The Land of Israel,” 1899. Rev. 1. Hsptnwall fiodge, D. D. Was born in Philadelphia, Pa., and graduated from the University of Penn- sylvania in 1851, where he received his P . A.; he received his M. A. in 1854 ; Princeton Seminary in 1856. I)r. Hodge was elected Professor of Biblical Instruction in Lincoln University in 1893. Author of “ What is Church Law ?” 1882 ; “ Recognition After Death,” 1889 ; “ Of the Shorter Catechism,” Part II ; “The Ruling Elder at Work,” 1897. professor (Halter Livingston GJrigbt, 7r.f JM. H. Was born at Imlaystown, N. J., Feb. 3d, 1872. He received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Princeton in 1892 ; having received a fellowship from his alma mater, he spent the next three years in the same University, pursuing the study of experimental sciences, on the completion of which course in 1895 he received the degree of Master of Arts. lie was elected to the chair of Mathematics in Lincoln University in 1893. He is also the Registrar.

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Rev. GlUltam Deas Kerstvetl, B. D. Dean of the Theological Department and Professor of Hebrew and Church History at Lincoln University since 1893, was born at Adelaide, Ontario, Can., educated and received B. A. from Toronto University, Ontario, in 1890. His theological training was received at Princeton, finishing in 1893. Rev. CdtlUam Randolph Bingham, D. D. Was born at Gettysburg, Pa., took collegiate course at Western University, from which he received the degrees of B. A. and M. A., and in 1847 he grad- uated from Western Theological Seminary. He has served many churches as active pastor, thereby acquiring much valuable practical experience in dealing with men, which eminently fitted him to fill the position as Trustee of Lincoln University, to which he was elected in 1861, and later was elected President of the Board of Trustees, in 1893. He was elected Professor of Systematic Theology, Lincoln University, 1891. X. IS