San Francisco Theological Seminary, 1907
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CLASS OF 1900 |
| EASTMAN, Robert S.
Berkeley, Cal., Born, Greenville, Ohio, June 7, 1876; Hanover College, Ind., B.A., 1897; M.A., 1900; S.F. Seminary, 1900; Lic. 1899 by Pby. of San Jose; Ord. 1900 by Pby. of Oakland; S.S. Danville, Cal., 1900-03; Pastor South Berkeley, 1903--; Special address on “Higher Criticism” at first Alumni Conference, San Anselmo; Moderator Pby. of Oakland, 1901; Secretary Alumni Association; Building new Church in Berkeley to cost about $10,000. |
| HOPPING, Theodore
Los Angeles, Cal. Born, New Jersey, Nov. 7, 1867; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1900; Lic. 1900 by Pby. of Santa Barbara; Ord. by same, 1900; Preached at Carpenteria, Cal., 1900-2; Santa Paula, Cal., 1902-4, and Deming, New Mexico, 1904-6; Organized one Sabbath School. |
| ROACH, George H.
Bandon, Ore. Born, Junction City, Ore., Feb. 22, 1874; Stanford University, B.A., 1897; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1900; Lic. by Pby. of Portland, 1900; Ord. by same, 1900; Pastor Camas, Ore., 1900-05; S.S. Bandon, Ore., 1905--; Temporary Clerk Pby. of Olympia, 1903; Preached sermons at organization of Presbyterian, Church, Ellsworth, Wash. |
| SMITH, Ray Caldwell
Fatchgarh, India. Graduate of Parsons College, 1897; Took three years’ course in Seminary; Graduated 1900; Ord. by Pby. of Benicia, 1900; Foreign Missionary, India, 1900--. |
| SPAAN, William C.
Lakeport, Cal. Born, Orange City, Iowa, Feb. 10, 1874; Iowa College, B.A., 1896; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1900; Lic. and Ord., 1900, by Pby. of Benicia; S.S> Crescent City, Cal., 1900-05; Lakeport, Cal., 1905--. Improvements Crescent City Church, $800. |
| STRACHAN, Andrew
C.
Arcola, Assiniboia, Canada. Born, Ormistorn, Canada, Nov. 28, 1871; Manitoba College, Winnipeg, Canada, B.A., 1896; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1900; Lic. and Ord. 1900 by the Pby. of San Francisco; S.S. Dixon, Cal., 1898-1901; Pastor-Elect Vacaville, Cal., 1901-02; Pastor, Arcola, 1902--; Convener of Home Missions, Arcola Pby., 1902; President of the Alumni Association, 1901; Organized one Chruch; Built Church at Arcola, value $8,500; and manse at same place, value $2,500. |
| TEMPLETON, Harry
S.
Enterprise, Ore. Born, Halsey, Ore., April 23, 1874; University of Ore., B.A, 1891; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1900; Lic. 1898, by Pby. of Willamette; Ord. 1900, by the same; Pastor Westminster Church, Portland, Or., 1901-04; S.S. Enterprise and Joseph, Ore., 1905--; Moderator Pby. of Portland, 1903; President of the Alumni Association in Oregon, 1903; Organized Grace Pby. Church, Milton, Ore., and two Sabbath Schools; Raised a Church debt of $4,700. |
| WELBON, Arthur G.
Seoul, Korea. Born, Eastmanville, Mich., 1866; Macalester College, St. Paul, Minn., B.A., 1897; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1900; Ord. by the Pby. of Benicia, 1900; Went as Foreign Missionary to Seoul, Korea, in 1900--. |
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NON-GRADUATES 1900 |
| CORNELL, Howard L.
Last known address, S.S. Grand View Park Church, Kansas City, Kan., 1902. |
| EDGAR, Alfred Cyrus
Home Missionary, Needles, Cal., 1906. |
| HAINES, Alfred Herman
S.S. First Church of Ridgefield, Wash., 1906. |
| HARRISS, William
Hiram
Last known address, Hanford, Cal., 1900. |
| HUTCHINSON, George
Arthur
Address in 1900, Santa Rosa, Cal. |
| MAST, William A.
Pastor, Heyworth, Ill., 1906. |
| MATSUNAGA, Furino
Address unknown |
| RALEY, Edward D.
Arcata, Cal., 1900. |
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CLASS OF 1901 |
| DOUGLASS, Charles
A.
City of Meshed, Persia. Home, Greenfield, Ohio; Lake Forest University, Ill., B.A.; Took full course in the Seminary; Graduated 1901; Lic. and Ord. 1901 by the Pby. of Benicia; Installed as Foreign Missionary Pastor of Union-Street Pby. Church, Oakland, Cal., and went as missionary to Persia 1901. One writes, “His letters are marvels of description and fervor.” |
| HILLARD, Harry
San Luis Obispo, Cal. Born, Mendham, New Jersey, 1865; Studied in Princeton University; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1901; Lic. 1900, Pby. of Oakland; Ord. 1901 by same; Evangelist and State Secretary Cal., Y.M.C.A. Work for several years; Assistant Pastor First Pby. Church, Berkeley, Cal., 1897-1902; Pastor San Luis Obispo, Cal., 1902--; Built Church at San Luis Obispo, $10,000. |
| JACOBS, Hyman
Blunt, South Dakota. Born in Russia, 1864; Attended Hebrew College in Lipno and received a diploma of the “Holy Office” in the Synagogue in 1892; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1901; Lic. 1899, Pby. of San Francisco; Ord. 1901 by the same; Misisonary to the Jews in S.F., 1901-2; S.S. Mount Carmel, Cal., 1902; Ladd, Ill., 1902-04; Burton, Ill., 1904-05, and Blunt, S.D., 1905--; Aurthor “From Darkness Unto Light,” and “Discovery of Chinese Jews”; Special lecture on “My Conversion From Rabbinical Judaism to Biblical Christianity.” |
| McCLEMENT, Thomas
B.
Without charge 1906, New York City. |
| MILLER, Edward Hughes
Seoul, Korea. Born, Rouseville, Pa., July 18, 1873; Occidental College, B.A., 1898; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1901; Lic. 1900, Ord. May 2, 1901, Pby. of Oakland; S.S. Newark, Cal., 1900-01; Bolinas, Cal., 1900; Organizing Educational Work, Seoul, Korea, 1901-04; Principal John D. Wells’ Training School for Christian Workers, Seoul, 1904; Teacher in Union School, 1905-07; Appointed Foreign Missionary April 15, 1901; Arrived in Korea September 12, 1901; Sec. Seoul Station, 1903--; Sec. Gen. Coucil Prot. Ev. Missions in Korea, 1906--; Built two schools and two residences, $13,000; Assisted in evangelistic work, 1902; Co-Pastor Seoul Church, 1906--. |
| SAKABE, Tasaburo
Nobol
Lodi, Cal. Born, Kosenba, Japan, 1870; Educated in private schools; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1901; Lic. and Ord. April 10, 1901, Pby. of San Francisco; Preacher and teacher to Japanese young men, 1901-05; Rescue work for Japanese slave girls, same time; Self-supporting missionary to Japanese, San Franicsco, 1905-06; Lost his all in San Francisco earthquake and fire April, 1906; now laboring to establish “An ideal Japanese Colony,” Lodi, Cal. |
| SEYMOUR, Edward L.
Albay, Philippine Islands. Born, Turin, N.Y., Aug. 16, 1871; Park College, Mo., B.A., 1898; S.F. Seminary, 1901; Not licensed nor ordained; Supervising teacher Albay, P.I., 1906--. |
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NON-GRADUATES 1901 |
| AXTELL, Mowry Smith
Pastor Pby. Church, Winnegago, Ill. |
| CUNNINGHAM, James
Scott
Went from Detroit, Mich., as Foreign Missionary to Gabum, West Africa, 1901; Address 1906, 156 Fifth Ave., New York. |
| FRIEND, William Nat
Golden, Colorado. Home, Oakland, Cal.; University of California, 1896; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1901; Had practiced law, and gave this up for the ministry. Pastor Golden, Colo., 1901--. |
| MILLER, Arthur Burnham
Lake City, Ia. Born, Garnett, Kan., 1876; Emporia College, Kan., B.A.. 1898; Junior year in S.F. Theo. Sem., McCormick Seminary, 1901; Pastor Castleton, N.D., 1901-02; S.S. Austin, Minn., 1903; S.S. Odeboldt, Ia., 1904-05; Pastor Lake City, Ia., 1905--. |
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CLASS OF 1902 |
| ALLEN, Eli T.
Irrigon, Ore. Born in Petrolia, Can., Sept. 5, 1871; Missionary teacher in Manual Training School, Persia, under Presbyterian Board, 1891-5; Educated in Technical Institute, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Philadelphia, Pa.; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1902; Lic. and Ord. 1902 by the Pby. of Portland, Ore.; S.S. Pope Valley, Cal., 1900-01; Asst Pastor First Pby. Church, Portland, Ore., 1902-05; Pastor of Church at Irrigon, Ore., from its organization, 1905--. Built one manse, value $1,500. Superintendent of Men’s Resort, Portland, Ore., 1898-9. |
| ERVINE, James
Pukekohe, Auckland, New Zealand. Born in Knock Iveagh, Ireland, Nov. 1, 1872; Royal University, Ireland; S.F. Theo. Sem, 1902; Lic. 1902 by the Pby. of Benicia; Ord. 1902 by the Pby. of Central Washington; Pastor Cle-Elum, Wash., 1902-03; S.S. Naches Valley, Wash., 1903-05; Pastor Pukekohe, N.Z., 1905--. Moderator Pby. of Central Washington, 1904. |
| HERRIOTT, Clarence
D.
Hangchow, China. Born, Indianapolis, Ind., March 2, 1878; University of California, B.A., 1899; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1902; Lic. 1901 by the Pby. of San Jose; Ord. 1902 by the same; Missionary in Hangchow, China; Evangelistic work, in charge of the Fongyang field 1903--. He writes from Fongyang March 3, 1906: “China seems to be the greatest field in the world from almost every point of view for enlarging the Kingdom of God.” |
| MEEKER, John
Alomogordo, New Mexico. Born, Tamaqua, Pa., March 15, 1876; University of Wooster, Ohio, B.A., 1896; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1902; Post-Graduate Princeton, N.J., 1903; Lic. 1902 by the Pby. of Palmyra; Ord. 1903 by the Pby. of Rio Grande; Professor of Greek and Science, Brookfield, Mo., 1897-99; S.S. and Pastor Portales, N.M., 1903-06; S.S. Almogordo, N.M., 1906--; Moderator Pby. of the Pecos Valley, 1905; Assisted in organizing one Church; Moderator of the Synod of New Mexico, 1906-07; Commissioner to the General Assembly, 1907. |
| MURRAY, James
Denver, Idaho. Born, Marlette, Mich., April 26, 1868; Macalaster College, Minn., B.A., 1899; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1902; Lic. 1902 by the Pby. of Central Washington; S.S. Everson and Nooksack, Wash., 1902-05; Denver and Mt. Zion, Idaho, 1905; Asotin, Wash., 1906--; Moderator of the Pby. of Puget Sount, 1904. |
| PIEPENBURG, Edward
R.
Colony Center, Cal. Born, Clifton, Wis., August 21, 1872; Occidental College, Los Angeles, Cal.; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1902; Post-Graduate, 1905; Lic. and Ord. 1905 by the Pby. of Stockton; Pastor, 1st Church of Dos Palos, Colony Center, Cal., 1905--. |
| WIGHT, Albert W.
Born, Osage City, Kan., January 11, 1874; Albany College, Ore., B.A., 1898; S.F. Seminary, 1902; Was never ordained; Died Nov. 20, 1903. |
| WOODWARD, Charles
F.
Roswell, Idaho. Born near Des Moines, Ia., 1872; Park College, Mo., B.A., 1899; S.F> Theo. Sem., 1902; Ord., Pby. of Willamette, Ore., 1902; S.S. Eugune, Ore., 1902-04; Oakland and Yoncalla, Ore., 1904-06; Pastor Roswell, Idaho 1906--; Stated Clerk Pby. S. Oregon; Built one Church, value $4,000. |
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NON-GRADUATES 1902 |
| BROWN, Geo. W.
Delta, Ohio. Became a minister. |
| FIX, Elmer E.
Dinuba, Cal. Became a minister. |
| GILLESPIE, James
G.
Brooklyn, N.Y. Became a minister. |
| STANLY, George
Bushford, Minn. Became a minister. |
| BALLIS, Albert E.
Did not enter the ministry so far as known. |
| KERR, David C.
Did not enter the ministry so far as known. |
| KERR, George R.
Did not enter the ministry so far as known. |
| SPAAN, Cornelius
H.
Did not enter the ministry so far as known. |
| MARSHALL, William
Did not enter the ministry so far as known. |
|
CLASS OF 1903 |
| MAGARY, Alvin E.
Oswego, N.Y. Born, San Francisco, Cal., July 12, 1877; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1903; Lic. 1902, Pby. of San Francisco; Ord., 1903, Pby. of Benicia; S.S. Belvedere, Cal., 1902-04; Pastor, Oswego, N.Y., 1905--. |
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CLASS OF 1904 |
| HAYS, Herbert E.
Salt Lake City, Utah. Born, Walnut Grove, Mo., August 12, 1875; Drury College, Springfield, Mo., B.A., 1899; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1904; Lic. and Ord., 1904, by the Pby. of San Francisco; Pastor, Westminster Church, San Francisco, 1904-6; President of the Alumni Association, 1904; Organized one Sabbath School. |
| McDOUGALL, William
S.
Walton, N.Y. Born, Charlton, Ia., Nov. 27, 1878; Monmouth College, Ill., B.A., 1901; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1904; Lic., 1903, by the Pby. of Des Moines, U.P. Church; Ord. 1904, by the Pby. Delaware, U.P. Church; Pastor Mundale U.P. Church, 1904--. |
| MARSHALL, W. Ellsworth
Spangler, Pa. Born, Butler, Pa., June 20, 1875; Grove City College, Pa., B.A., 1904; S.F. Seminary, 1904; Lic. 1902, by the Pby. of Butler; Ord. 1905, by Pby. of Lake Superior; S.S. Two Rock, Cal., 1902; Tomales, Cal., 1902-03; Grand Marias, Mich., 1904-05; Spangler, Pa., 1905--. Organized two Sabbath Schools. |
| SENOUYE, Hironari
Tokyo, Japan. Born in Japan; Student in Gacschuin College, Japan; Took speciall three years’ course in S.F. Theo. Sem.; Graduated 1904; Pastor Shiba-ku Church, Tokyo, Japan, 1907--. |
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CLASS OF 1905 |
| CLIFFORD, William
J.
Monterey, Cal. Reared in San Francisco; Elder in Mizpah Church, San Francisco; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1905; Pastor Lane-Street Church, Seattle, Wash., 1905-06; S.S. Monterey, Cal., 1907. |
| MARSH, Fred Raymond
Wray, Col. Born, Oxford, O., 1878; Bowdoin College, B.A., 1899; Princeton University, M.A., 1904; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1905; Ord. August 9, 1905; by the Pby. of Denver; S.S. Wray, Col., 1905-07; Organized one Sunday School; Built one Church, $8,000; Published “Souvenir of Wray, Col.” |
| PARKER, William E.,
Jr.
San Francisco. Born, Hurdland, Mo., Sept. 16, 1873; Student in Hurdland College, University of California, University of Oregon, and State Normal School, San Jose, Cal.; University of Oregon, L.L.B., 1900; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1905; Lic. and Ord. 1905 by Pby. of San Francisco; Lawyer, Portland, Ore., 1897-1902; Pastor Olivet Church, San Francisco, 1905--. Delivered addresses in Teachers’ Institutes, University Extension Societies, Bar Associations, etc. |
| SHARPE, James Henry
Red Bluff, Cal. Born, Scotland; McGill University, 1900; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1905; Ord. Oct. 18, 1905, by Pby. of Sacramento; Pastor Red Bluff, 1905--. |
| STEVENS, Paul G.
Covina, Cal., Born, Fayette, Ia., May 6, 1871; Lenox College, B.A., 1901; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1903; Lic. and Ord. 1905 by the Pby. of San Francisco; S.S. Franklin-Street Church, San Francisco, 1905-06; Covina, Cal., 1906--. |
| TRACY, Leland Howard
Aguadilla, Porto Rico. Born near Stockton, Cal., Feb. 26, 1878; University of California, B.L., 1900; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1905; Lic. and Ord., May 29, 1905, Pby. of Oakland; Teacher Japanese Government School, 1901-02; Missionary Larer, Porto Rico, 1905--; Has organized six Sabbath Schools in Porto Rico. |
| VOORHIES, Gilbert
Early, Iowa. Born, Franklin, Indiana, April 15, 1878; Hanover College, Ind., B.A>, 1901; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1905; Lic. 1905, Pby. of Indianapolis; Ord. May 22, 1905, by the same; S.S. Haskins, Ia., 1905-07; Early, Ia., 1907--. |
| WHIPKEY, Andrew Jackson
Council, Northern Alaska. Lived in Sculton, Pa., Taylor University, B.A., 1898; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1905; After graduating, went as a missionary to Northern Alaska. He is doing a self-denying and excellent work for the Master in “The Solitary Places,” where he has communication with the outer world but once a year. |
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CLASS OF 1906 THE “EARTHQUAKE CLASS” |
| ARAI, Shohei
Tokyo, Japan. National English School, Tokyo, Japan; S.F. Seminary, 1906. |
| BYERS, George Douglass
Hoihow, Hainan, China. Lived in Coquille, Ore.; Abany College, A.B., 1903; S.F. Seminary, 1906; S.S. Dixon, Cal., 1904-05, while student in the Seminary; Upon graduating went as a Foreign Missionary to China. |
| CRICHTON, Robert
A.
Healdsburg, Cal. Born, Ontario, Can., July 12, 1870; Montana Western University, B.A., 1901; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1906; Lic. , 1901, Pby. of Helena; Ord., 1902, by same; S.S. Pony, Mon., 1901-03; Two Rock and Novato,k Cal., 1903-05; S.S. and Pastor Healdsburg, 1905--; Ruling Elder, 1893-02; Organized two Sabbath Schools in Montana; Reconstructed four Home Mission Churches. |
| HANKS, Ebenezer,
J.
Salt Lake, Utah. Westminster College, Salt Lake, B.A., 1903; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1906. |
| HOOD, Robert McMaster
Culdesac, Idaho. Born, Sparta, Ill., July 7, 1879; Macalester College, Minn., B.A., 1903: S.F. Theo. Sem., 1906; Lic. and Ord., June 26, 1906, by the Pby. of Walla Walla; S.S. Culdesac, Ida., 1906--; Organized several Sabbath Schools and helped to build the Pby. Church at Glenburn, N.D. |
| THOMSON, James, Jr.
Stites, Idaho. Born, Ireland, 1878; Albany College, Ore., B.A., 1903; S.F. Theo. Seminary, 1906; Lic. and Ord., June, 1906, Pby. of Walla Walla; While a student supplied Florence and Zena, Ore.; Trout Lake, Wash.; Dixon, Cal.; S.S. Stites, Idaho, 1906--; Built two Churches, $1,500 and $2,000. |
| WILLIS, Arthur Robson
Walnut Creek, Cal. Home was in Reger, Mo.; Lake Forest University, Ill., B.A., 1903; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1906; Lic. , Ord., and Installed, May 4, 1906, Pby. of Oakland; Pastor Walnut Creek, Cal., 1906--. Earthquake, graduation, licensure, ordination, installation and marriage all in one year! Well done. |
| WALKER, Pitt Montgomery
Fall River Mills, Cal. Born near McComb, Ill., Nov. 1, 1875; Macalaster College, Minn.; B.A., 1903; S.F. Theo. Sem., 1906; Lic. and Ord., Oct. 16, 1906, by the Pby. of Sacramento; S.S. Fall River Mills, Cal., 1906--. Organized one Sabbath School. |
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POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS 1907 |
| HANKS, Ebenezer,
J.
Salt Lake City, Utah. |
| YATSU, Zenjiro
Sendai, Japan. North Japan College, 1890; North Japan Seminary, 1902; Post-Graduate S.F. Seminary, 1907. |