The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-09-13
'STRAYER STAFF.
ADDS 10 NEW
TEACHERS

Ten new instructors have been
added to the staff of Strayer Col
lege for the coming school year.
Three will teach in the CONNER
cial department, three have been
assigned to the typewriting de-
partment, and the remaining four
will instruct in shorthand.
Among the new shorthand
teachers is Miss Geneva Hoult, a
graduate of Northwestern Uni
versity and a frequent contribu'
tor to educational journals. Miss
Hoult has the distinction Of hav
ing a student she trained in ILL
nois win the novice champion
ship in the international contest
at A Century of Progress.
other shorthand instructors in
elude Miss Elizabeth Glenn, Ro-
land N. Hartman and Mrs. Roma
H. Pelver.
Miss Glenn was a student at
the College of William and Mary
and later attended the Richmond
Business College. She taught in
the commercial department at
Falls Church, Va, before coming
to Strayer College.
Son OF Director
Roland N. Hartman, A. B., M.
A., son of Director P. j. Hartman,
is a graduate of the Georgetown
University. He received his A. B.
degree cum laude; his M. A. ma,
jor was in English. After being
graduated, he attended Strayer'S
and later was made an instructor
in shorthand.
Mrs. Pelver studied at the IN
diana Teachers College, Ind, and
later at the University of Arkan-
Sas, where she received her B.C.S.
degree. After being graduated,
she taught at William Penn Sen
kor High School, York, Pa.
New staff members in typewrit-
ing department will consist Of
Miss Hazel Mahaffey. Miss Flor
ence v. Nesmith, and Miss
Yvonne Richardson Smith.
Miss Mahaffey received her
ABB. degree at the Jamestown Col
lege, N. D. She then did special
work at the Detroit Commercial
College. Prior to coming to
6trayer's, Miss Mahaffey taught
for three years at the Troy Senior
High School, Troy, Ill.
Miss Nesmith holds her ABB.
degree from the University OF
Chicago and comes to Washing
ton from Charleston, w. Va,
where she has taught for the last
seven years in one of the leading
commercial schools of that city.
wellesley Graduate
Miss Smith received her degree
at Wellesley College and later COM
pleted the secretarial course at
Strayer College. Prior to coming
to Strayer College as an inStruc-
tor, Miss Smith was engaged in
private business in a secretarial
capacity.
HI. Darner, MIA, BIS. Econ,
received his degrees at Duquesne
University, Pittsburgh. After be-
ing graduated, he lectured in bust
ness colleges on advanced account.
ing and business administration.
For a year and a half he practiced
public accounting. Qualified by
Is year of teaching experience,
Darner is now conducting classes
in salesmanship, accounting, bust
ness arithmetic, and commercial
law.
w. r. Stolte will teach penman-
nip exclusively. During the 18
years in which he has taught this
subject, Stolte has been associated
with a number of leading colleges
In Ohio, Massachusetts,, Connecti-
cut, Rhode Island and Pennsylva-
mia and has collaborated in pre-
pairing text books on penmanship.
WauchOpe Returns
Thomas w. Wauchope, who was
formerly a teacher at strayer's,
has recently returned to the staff
OF the college and is teaching &C.
counting, law and mathematics,
and is assistant registrar in the
college office.
After completing a normal COL
1ege course and teaching two
years in public schools, WAUGH
hope took up commercial work.
He has attended New York Uni
versity School of Education and
School of Commerce and Finance,
and did work for his masters de-
gree at the University of Buffalo,
and has had special courses in
business administration and allied
subjects. He has had practical
experience as an accountant and
office manager; he is on the
board of directors of the Y. M.
C. A. and is a past president of
the KiWaniS Club. He is a mem
Der and national councillor OF
Phi Theta Pi, national commerce
fraternity. and is interested in