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

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Elective ubjects Professor Harris putting us through our paces in Real Estate, one of the more popular elective subjects. The valuable knowledge gained here will stand us in good stead in everyday life. The intricate subject of Income Tax Account- ing was made a little less difficult because of the easy manner in which Dr. Mitchell conducted classes. His ready smile and humor helped us to get through the course with a good working knowledge of Income Tax problems. Insurance classes, conducted by the capable Dr. McCahan, was another well-attended elective subject. The importance of some insurance knowl- edge is recognized by many evening school stu- dents, hence its popularity. Dr. McCahan and his assistants gave us a well-rounded background in this course. Cost Accounting proved to be a real challenge and without the benefit of a good, able staff. many of us would have fallen by the wayside. Here Instructor Hornaday is giving the fine points of the subject to one of his classes.

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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

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STUDENT LIFE