University of Pennsylvania Evening School of Accounts and Finance - Closing Entries Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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-MON l YW l ' . a ffl' William Crawford. Advertising Manager Charles Benclorf. Business Manager

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CHARLES S. BUDD 57 North 33rd St.-Camden, N. J. .'Xcconntant, Sharp PQ Dohmc, lnc.: lfornicr School, Caniclen High School: Began livening School Ilclucation, H3375 Girllriencl, Elsie Strese: Veteran: Hobbies: Swimming, Tennis, Bowling, Dancing. Charley is a Mason and nieniber of Phi 'lflieta Pi. WILLIAM A. CRAWFORD, JR. 4138 North Reese St.-Philadelphia, Pa. Forms Designer, Sun Oil Company: Former School, Northeast High School: Began Eve- ning School Iiclucation, l9f1l: Cirllriencl, Mar- jorie Gordon: Hobbies: Music: Activities: Closing Iintries . After Commencetnent, Bill plans to get a degree. HOWARD B. CLARK, JR. 2207 Pine St.-Wilmington, Del. Clerk, li. l. tlnl'ont cle Nemours K Co.: lfor- iner School, X'Vilntington High School: Began livening School Education, l937: X'Vife, Louise: Veteran. ESTHER CRESTHULL 427 Taylor Ave.-West Collingswood, N. Clerk, Veterans Administration: Former School, Mooreslown High School: Began Eve- ning School liclncation, l939g Single: Activi- ties: Connnencement Committee: Hobbies: Pliotography antl '1'ravelling. lislher plans a career of Accounting work. S E ll ll S

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w 5 l Slllff '47 Robert E. Yost, Editor Edwin johnson, Associate Editor Greetings-Seniors of V17: lt is with a feeling of pride aucl aecomplish- ment that THE STAFF of '47 presents 'Clos- ing Entries' to the seniors and the University. lf this reciorcl is acceptable due ereclit' should be given to the small group of hard working seniors that made it possible to publish this year's book. The business stall worked under extremely cliffirulti Conditions and changing trends. They buekecl the pressure of 'not acl- yertising' and Came out on top. The photog- raphy stall did a commendable job and cle- serve our praise. Bill Harris, our ofhciial pho- tographer, deserves credit. for the tricky shots found within the book and the splendid photographic job clone throughout the book. Below, from left to right, starting on the opposite page: James Rayne and Charles Brown, Treasurers. Photographic Committee: Eugene Green, David Fish- man, and Charles Brown. Assistant Editors: Howard Finally the editors and editorial stall' drew to- gether all the loose strings and prepared the finished record to be left for posterity and all the world to see. .Xs Fclitor, I wish to thank The Stall for a job well clone. XVithout your cooperation and assistance it would not have been possible to publish this rectorcl. To my fellow classmates of '-I7 here is your Closing Fntriesu may it be as good as you expected and worthy ol your praise. Sincerely Jackson, Harry DeMarco, and Ben Katz. Editorial Staff: Martha Reese, Esther Cresthull, Dorothy Jack- son, and William Walton.