Albright College - Central Pennsylvania College Photos

Alvin Wonder was a professor of mathematics and Latin, 1890-1902. Prior to coming to Central Pennsylvania College, he was the principal of the Freeburg Academy, Snyder County, 1885-1890. He died on February 2, 1914, and was buried at his birthplace, Carey, Ohio.

Alvin Wonder was a professor of mathematics and Latin, 1890-1902. Prior to coming to Central Pennsylvania College, he was the principal of the Freeburg Academy, Snyder County, 1885-1890. He died on February 2, 1914, and was buried at his birthplace, Carey, Ohio.

Athletic field

Portrait of Augustus Sassaman, February 7, 1834 - September 17, 1895. He was one of the first faculty hired for Union Seminary where he taught ancient language and literature. He also served as the Principal, 1860-1862. After he left the Seminary he returned to his native Berks County to become a judge in the Court of Common Pleas.

Guinter's Bible Class. Photo taken on June 14, 1891. It is unknown who George Guinter was as he does not appear in any lists of faculty or students.

Northfield Bible Summer Conference, 1900. Delegates attended from Central Pennsylvania College, New Berlin, PA. The conferenes were held at Northfield, MA, 1880-1902, and were begun by Dwight L. Moody. First person, Charles Melvin Harner, Class of 1902. Guinter is in the center. Last person on right, Rollin Eugene Wilson, Class of 1902.

Group of students at the boarding house

1. Charles Tennyson Hurd, Class of 1899 2. William Ira Shambaugh 3. Martin S. Bentz, Class of 1897 4. Floyd Ellis Fisher, Class of 1901 5. Charles Adolphus Mock, Class of 1898 6. Robert Edward Keritzer, Class of 1908 7. Charles Henry Venus, Class of 1899 8. Otto Warren Reichley 9. Jourman Beale Meloy

Charles H. Venus, Class of 1899, graduation photograph.

This is possibly the class of 1887. W. Warren Troxel is in the front row, center.

Male graduates of the Class of 1892. John A. Bartholomew is in the center of the front row.

Class of 1897. Valedictorian, William H. Brown, is the last student standing on the right. He married Minnie E. Wetzel, who also attended Central Pennsylvania College.