Evening journal., 1909-07-21
CHANGES AT
GOLDEY COLLEGE
J. E. Fuller, W. E. Douglas
And J. F. Philips We're e.
eCted Trustees Today

A special meeting OF the stockholders /
of Goldey College was held at the Of
fee of the college this morning to elect ]
three trustees. ]. +. Fuller w. F.. |
Douglas and j. f. Phillips were elect
ed. Immediately after the adjourn
ment of the stockholders meeting the
trustees met and the board organized
by electing II. S. Goldey president;
w. e. Douglas and j. +. Fuller, vice.
presidents, and ]. +. Phillips, secretary
and treasurer. Mr.. Douglas becomes
the new manager. with Mr.. Fuller and
Mr. Phillips as his assistants. This is
new move on the part of the man
agement of the school, as it has al
ways been close corporation. 1t has
been the ambition Of Mr.. Goldey who
founded Goldey College twenty-three
years ago. at some time to associate
with the institution, in interest, such
men as would perpetuate It along the
line of the high ideals which its found
er has always had for il. The friends
of Goldey College can be sure that
Goldey College win start on new era
of usefulpess. Plans have been formu-
lated for maintaining and Increasing
the efficiency of the institution.
Mr.. Douglas has been associated
with the school for ten years. having
| fuf a number OF years been principal
OF The connerciai denartment.- Re
, fore going to the college he had vaid-
| able experience as a public school
\ Nacher. and later as an accountant.
Is s series of articles in the Penman's
/ Art Journal of New York city on
Rapid Calculation. illustrating his
classroom methods. attracted wide
attention. In Connection with his duties
as manager he will continue as princi-
pal of the commercial department. He
is one Of the most popular men in the
city.
! Mr.. Fuller has also been connected
with the school for ten years, in charge
of the shorthand department. He is
the author of n work on touch type
writing that has had a large sale all
over this country His ability as a
practical reporter is we'll known and
his professional skill is recognized by
the leaders in the stenographic pro-
fession in many States. He has al
ways been exceedingly popular with
his students and is one of the most
capable instructors in his line TO be-
found in any school in the United
states A host of successful steno-
graphers in this city and scattered
over this country bear evidence Of HIS
skill
Mr.. Phillips has been with the school
six years, acting as assistant to the
manager. He, too, is exceedingly
popular He is a practical accountant
and came to the college from a busi-
ness position in New York city. Mr.
{ Phillips win continue to be one Of the
examiners in the work of the COM
mercal department, and counselor OF
the students. He is a capable and
efficient man in his position. The
long connection of the new manage
ment with Goldey College and their
thorough knowledge of the situation
will make them a remarkably strong
combination. Notwithstanding tbs
many years of continued success oi
this we'll known institution, better
things are assured for it as a result
of the admission Of these three mer
into an interest in the school and an
active participation in the manage
, ment Of the business.
Goldey College started twenty-thrc'
years ago, in a very small way, but
almost at once it attracted attention
at a distance. In addition TO larg'
, city patronage, il has brought to ON
, city students from distant states and
I i'm more recent years, from the Wes
Indies. It is still located in the In
, stitute Library Building, where
hung out it's sign twenty-three year.
, ago. tt began with one room and ha
, expanded from year TO year until I
now occupies the space of nine rooms
Since opening its doors some 5000 dit
, ferent students have been on its roil
I It's alumni numbers nearly 1000.