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

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Pi Del Primus Pro Prlmus ..... ........... Tribune .... .Quaestor ...... Magi ....... ta Epsilon FRANK G. MACKENZIE JOHN T. ABRAM LLOYD F. BREININGER FRANKLYN W. REINHOLD WILLARD W WooLBERT Pi Delta Epsilon, a Wharton Evening School Fraternity, founded over forty years ago. is now located at 3609 Locust Street. As a social group the Fraternity has caused its members to have greater appreciation of their school years and to look forward to greater goodffellowship in the future. Pi Delta Epsilon wishes the members of the Class of 1948 success and happiness. El Banking The Banking Club was organized in 1929, and since then has grown into a large and active organif Zation. The primary purpose of the Banking Club is to enable students who are studying banking to come into contact with outstanding representatives of the banking world, This is made possible by th: regular monthly dinner meetings featuring one or more prominent speakers. The members of the Banking Club congratulate the Graduating Class of 1948 and wish you every success in your endeavors, President ......... ............... M . J. JUDGE ViC6'PT5SidC71f ...... ..... A P BRUCE WALDRoN Secretary ......... ....... H ARRY MARKLEY Treasurer ...... ..... N :JRMAN M, KNE.-NLE Ttumz fy-flz ree

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i ht Xxfatch S onor ociety President ......... ........ G EoRc:E J. CRAIC VicefPresident .... JOSEPH E. MCKEOWN Secretary ............ WILLIIAM C. W.ALToN Treasurer ...... . JAMES D. RAYNE The Night Wiatch Honor Society is composed of those Evening School men who during their undergraduate days were outstanding in the administration of student activities. The Society which is symbolic of leadership on the Evening School campus proved the academic year of 1947f48 no exception when, under the cofchairmanship of Brothers Howard jackson, jr. and Edwin C. G. johnson, it fostered the idea for a testimonial dinner honoring the tenth anniversary of Brother William R. Hockenberry fto whom this book is dedicatedj as director of the Evening and Extension Schools of Accounts and Finance, University of Pennsylvania. To the Class of 1948 the Society extends its heartiest congratulations on a job well done, especially in helping to restore student activities to a prefwar level. ZWIT'ldI'l President ................ JOSEPH T. PURCELL lst VieefPresident .... Jos. E. MoKEowN 2nd VieefPresideni .... RICHARD FARRELI. Corr. Secretary .......... MARINO SoNzoc:NI Rec. Secretary ............ MADELINE DEVER Treasurer ............ ARTHUR J. MCGINNIS Chairman, Religious Activities JOSEPH DooL1No BETTY BEHAN Chairman, Social Activities CLEMENTINI2 PAc:ANo Chaplain .. REV. J. H. DoNNELLY, PHD, Your campus Catholic club was founded in the fall of 1893 by a group of medical students who chose the name Newman in honor of that great Cxonian scholar and teacher, John Henry Cardinal Newman. Its organization was patterned to conform with his threeffold ideal: religious, educational and social, in that order of prominence. During the past year the Penn Evening Newman Club was host to the 27th annual convention of the Middle Atlantic Province. Cther activities included a communion breakfast, Lenten discussion groups, semifmonthly dancefsocials and a gala Christmas party. To the Catholic members of the Class of 1948 we urge that you avail yourselves of the opportunity of continuing your many campus friendships by joining the Alumni Newman Club.

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igma appa Phi Honor Fraternity Many students attending the Evening School of Accounts and Finance lose close conf tact with each other upon graduation and thus fail to derive the full beneit of their assof ciations. Frequently friendships established in the School are not as firm as those existing among the day students. It was for these reasons that undergraduates enrolled in the Honors Seminar courses between 1927 and 1929, founded the Honor Fraternity, Sigma Kappa Phi. Still a requirement for membership in this fraternity is enrollment in the Honors Seminar, that branch of the Evening School open to students chosen by the School authorities on the basis of distinguished scholastic accomplishment. To encourage students to higher attainments, the fraternity awards a trophy annually to the outstanding member of the Freshman and Junior Class. Another trophy is awarded to that member of the fraternity who has contributied in an exceptional manner to the fraternity and to his Alma Mater. Through honored recognition of scholastic ability, a keen competitive interest is developed in economic research which contributes measurably to the general fund of knowledge. The Honor Fraternity is sincere in its hope that members of the Class of 1948 will successfully apply the knowledge they have acquired. President .......................................................................... EDWARD DE1ss VicefPresident ...... ...... N ATHANIEL A. MOYER Secretary ........... . ............... PAUL L. DALE Treasurer ..... ...................................................... D OMINIC A. DISANTI NEW MEMBERS OF THE 1948 CLASS Walter M. Bowen Leonard Jacobson David Shanholtz Frank Crawford Carl E. Lind Edward I. Wilhelm Ioseph I. Dooling Herman H. Maurer William L. Williamson David Engle Hans Neumann Allan K. Worrell james C. Saylor Tzvcnty-foui'