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

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. ommercial Law ccounting WENDELL P. RAINE THOMAS A. BUDD B.S., A.M., LL.B., LL.M. B.S., A.M. Professor of Business Law Dr. Raine took us through our first initiation into the perplexing problems of Law I in a very able manner. We are always impressed by the legal profession and Dr. Raine is the very em' bodiment of what we think a lawyer should be, prudent, conservative, and above all, analytical. Professor of Finance Mr. Budd is a graduate of the Wharton School and has been associated with the faculty at Penn since 1913. He teaches classes in Accounting and Financial Analysis. His field of specialization is concerned with analysis and interpretation of financial data and he has written two books on the subject. His forcefulness and directness in lecture, plus his thorough knowledge of his sub' ject, have won him the high regard of his students. S ix

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LCDCBAN HALL

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Markets and Prices GEORGE WRIGHT HOFFMAN oney and Credit A-Mu PHD- FRANK PARKER Professor of Insurance and Marketing Dr. Hoffman, mild, capable Professor of Marketing and Insurance, has led us effortlessly through the fundamentals of Markets and Prices. His complete mastery of the subject was evident to all. The principles so well learned under his tutelage formed the essential basis to an underf standing and an appreciation of many subsequent courses. B.S., LL.B., Ph.D. Professor of Finance Dr. Parker is a fluent speaker who will long be remembered for his lectures in Money and Credit. Besides Ending out how to solve problems in bank' ing and credit, a student is assisted in developing his ingenuity and resourcefulness, balance and initiative, with which Dr. Parker feels we are all endowed and can develop. Seven