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

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JACK M. FELDMAN 706 South 4th St.-Philadelphia, Pa. Clerk, Pennsylvania Railroadg Former School, South Philadelphia High Schoolg Began Eve- ning School Education, 1939, Veteran, Single, Activities: Class Day Committee, Hobbies: Sports and Music. One of Jack's ambitions is to get a wife. DAVID DANIEL FISHMAN 502 North 2nd St.-Philadelphia, Pa. Accountant, Daniel G. Smith ik Co.g Former School, Central High Schoolg Began Evening School Education, 1942, Activities: Closing Entries Staff. Skippy plans definitely to take the C.P.A. exam and then get married in that order. LAWRENCE J. FICHTER 483 Gerhard St.-Philadelphia, Pa. Accountant, Turner Construction Cog For- mer School, St. -Iohn the Baptist High Schoolg Began Evening School Education, 19363 XVife, Ceciliag Veterang Activities: Newman Club, Hobbies: Golf and Bridge. PHILIP GALLAGHER 402 Wood St.--Burlington, N. Accountant, Riverside Metal Co., Began Eve- ning School Education, 1939, Former School, Phoenix Union QArizonaj High, Single, Vet- CTHH. S E S

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Z5lH ANNIVIRS Ill Ill THE lA llll lwentv-five vears ago, in Februarv of l922. a group of Evening School students kindled a flame-this flame has shed its Lantern light continuouslv since that time. Moreover. those who have faithfullv served The 1.1n1ler11 have made it much more than a symbol. Thr' 1.1111- lrrn, in its efforts to serve the school and to re- flect the activities ol' the student bodv, has devel- oped into an integral part of the students' lives. Only through the untiring efforts of loval and self-sacrificing students did The Imutffrrz over- come its earlv struggles for existence and reach its present status as an officiallv l'CCOgl1l7CCl and vital part of the Evening School. It mav trulv be said that The LfIIlff'l'IIi.S' luel has been the mid- night oil of its editors and staff for a quarter cen- turv. Editors of The 1,llllff'l'II who have guided it through the last two and one half decades are the following: 1922-23 George Reimenschnei- der, 235-24 Harold M. Gilmore, 21-25 Howard D. Fisher, 25-26 Albert R. Knoos. 26-27 Russell H. Van line. 27-28 George Stadtler, 28-29 lfred XY. Blerganthaler, 29-fill Samuel Knox. 30-ffl Curtin MacAI'ee, Bl-F52 Barclav Jones, E52-33 Various, 33-3-1 Frank I.. -Iacobson, fl-l-35 John S. '1'urner, 35-Fifi Monroe V. Mayer, Fifi-F57 H. Kenneth Hardie, 37-358 George F. Webb. 38-fill llohn l.. Scull, 39--I0 Robert R. Heck. -ltl-ll Earl E. Moore. ll-42 XValter H. Travis, -12--13 Ragnar Anderson. -13-all Xvilliam H. Clark. ll- I5 Robert E. Yost. 45-46 Leonard l'. Russell. -lti-lT Howard Jackson, The I.Il7Ifl'l'II presents a full picture ol' the life of the Evening School student with a complete coverage of the activities of all campus clubs, fraternities. and other organizations. Each issue also features articles bv outstanding men in all fields of business and industrv, as well as the lit- erarv efforts of members of the student bodv. Each vear the essavs ol' the latter are impartiallv judged and a gold key presented to the writer whose effort is deemed to be of the highest lit- erary quality. Members of the Class of '47 who have served on the staff of Thr 1.fIIIft l'Il are as follows: Howard Jackson. liclflorg Edwin O. G. llohn- son, As.ti.s'h1nl Ifrfilor: Robert E. Yost, .-l.v.v'f.s'hu1l Iiflilorq Harrv DeMarco, .4s.vr1fi1ll1' Ijrlirorq Clif'- ton F. Myers, lr., Circllhllion ilIIlIlllg't I',' IlIt'IIIflI'l', Efliloriaf Sfflflif XYilliam Crawford, mf'mhr'r, Iizli- loriaf Stuff: XVilliam .X. O'Donnell, NII'IIlfN'l', Elfffflfliflf Slufl: -lames Ravne, memhwr, Cfffllftl- limi Slrlffq Xvilliam XYalton, nwnlhcr, lflflifllflillf Slujf. The 1.llIlfl'H1 is the bewildered freshman's in- troduction to Evening School life: it is the com- panion ol' the undergraduateg and it is the grad- uates' closest tie to the school and its memories. .Xs The I.r1nlf'rn salutes the class ol' 'Al7, the class salutes The l.m1l1'rr1 and bids a fond goodbye. Xve leave, confident that our successors shall con- tinue to uphold the highest traditions of The 1.llIIll'HI-Illl5 to the credit of the school. the stu- dent bodv, and the men and women who serve.