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

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1 I'1'v.fidm1f .. .,.,.. . . . JOHN T. DXYYER V1't'c-Prvsititrrif .,.........,..,, JOHN XY. EYR12 S L'L' rflarj '........, ARTHUR J. RlcGINX1S 7lI't'L1.YIl7'L'l '.,,., ,. .,...,..,, RA1.Pll 1.. JONES The Newnian Ciluh, founded in 1893 hy 'l'iinothy llarrington and four other students of the Medical School and named in the honor of a Catholic scholar. John llenry L'ardinal Newman, is the haven for Catholic students on the cannnns. is the oldest student organization here at l'cnn, and was the nrst Newman Cluh to he founded on any college campus. 'It has a three-fold purpose ol religion, education, and social activity including connnunion hreakfztsts. Lenten discus- sion groups. it gala Cliristnias party, and senii-inontlily meetings. Catholic nienthers ot' the class ol' 1949 are urged to continue cani- pus friendships hy joining the .Xhnnni Newman Cluh. l'z'f.rir1lt'l1f. . lst Vim'- NEWMAN CLUB JAMICS 17. ROIHYSON l'1'f.fidv11f .,. .. .XXX DJNNKEL 31111 Vit 1'-l'r'f.t1tic1zl CiUI'l'. Src NICHOLXS Rl. M.fXRS1NI ... CLEKIICXTINE PACQXNO ICM. .S't't'1't'lt11'y .....,.,...,,, IEICTTY HICHAN 'l'r'm1.r11r't'1' XlAD1il.lflXli E. DVYITR C'lmir1imn C1It1fl'1HtllI, C 4110117111111 clztzfvlriizz , .1lcmln'r's11ifv CtlIH7lIl1ft'I' JAMES J. CRAIG lt,t'lI'.f11'0lIS ,lcl1'r'iii4',i' ANNA XYQXLSH , .SAHFIVGI Cl1lllIlIIifff'l1 NXRJIZ T.X17.XNI RIQV. J. H. DONNIEILY, PhD. Founded in 192-l-. hy four nteinhers of that class-Charles J. lfdluncl, Frederick XV. Floyd, llarolcl Nl. liihnore and Xliilliant bl. llaslfinsfthe Night Xtatch llonor Society has grown over the span ol the past quarter century until today it nunth 143 1110111116145 and 5 honorary inentlmers. CYS Klenihcrship in the Society is limited to those lfvening School nien who during their underU'racluatc stay at the l'nix'ersity were outstanding leaders in the adininis- N tration of extra-curricular activities. To the leaders ol the Class of 19-19 the Society extends appreciation for their cooperation in helping forniulate and carry out plans for a very successful sil jubilee celebration. VCI' N IG HT WATC H HONOR SOCIETY Editor ........ HOXV.-XRD JACKSON, JR. Pulzlirzkf ..,...... JOSEPH li. lXlcK1fONVN Tfttmz fy-two

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HILLEL FOUNDATION The primary purpose for the organization of the I Iillel Foundation Evening Group was to afford evening school students the oppor- tunity to become affiliated with a well-known campus activity and participate in the various cultural. social. and religious programs of the foundation along with the students ofthe day schools. lt was felt that this group would be instrumental in providing for the activities conducive to good fellowship and lasting friendships. so essential as a supplement to purely educational studies. in the making of a more meaningful, and more satisfactory college life. The llillel Evening Group extends to the graduates oi the Class of '49 best wishes for success and happiness in future years. 1'r'ux1'zIv11i . ...,. ,,. ,. .. .NATHAN XI.-XRflLfl.lES I'1't'c-P1'vs1'dm1f ,,...,,, ............,.,. B ERNICE KLEIN Rm'm'ding SCCl'J1'II7'j' .,.......,...,.,.,. ANX ROBERTS C0I'I't'A'f70IIdI'1lfj .S'4'z'1'0!r1r'3 '...... SAM COOPERMAN Tl'L'tI.VIl7'P7' ......,.., ,..,.., , . HM.-XRVIN KARUOFSKY l'1'vs1'dc:1f ........,..,.... .,,. , .. ELLIOTT M. XYELSH Jr! I'icf-Pwsidmzf ,... ,. . .JAMES J. XVALDRON 2111! I'z't't'-Pfzxvizlcxzl , .. MXYILLI.-XM BELL, JR. 7lI't'tI.YIII'CI 'i.. , .,.., ,. . .CHARLES P. ELTERICH Not Presentg jean McDowell, .S'ccreiary Ttumzfy-0110 MERCHANDISING ASSOCIATES Merchandising .-Xssociates is an organiza- tion composed of graduates of Merchandis- ing and Marketing courses in the Evening School, Organized in l932. it is growing steadily hy the addition of new members from each new class. lt is the aim of the organiza- tion to bring together a group of men and women who are interested in expanding their knowledge. through informal round-table discussions, of salesmanship. advertising and marketing.

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il faffi ,. PI DELTA EPSILON l'ri1m1.r , ....,., FRANK REINIIOLIJ Pro f71'I'lIIIlS... . ..... JOHN HOLMES TSITIIIIIII7 ,....., ...,....... I JOXIALD MIILRS Qzzmxrtor .. ..,.Al.l3IiRT HAQXIILTON XEILL MAX Pi Delta Epsilon fraternity was founded on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania to ripen the casual acquaintanceships of the Evening School into life- long friendships. Since its founding the organization has been an active body in the scholastic and social life of the school. PDE is a professional fraternity in the held of accounting and through its membership in the leading accounting offices, it promotes high scholastic attainment in this ticld. SIGMA KAPPA PHI HONOR FRATERNITY The Alpha Chapter of the Sigma Kappa Phi fraternity was established at the University of Pennsylvania during January, l928, The purpose of this fraternity is to encourage and reward high scholarship among students and graduates of the Evening School of Accounts and Finance of the University of Pennsylvaniag to promote harmon- ious relations between graduates of the school and the business public-and for the assistance of its members in making contacts with outstanding men in the field of Finance and Commerce. Character and the attainment of high scholarship are the prime requisites governing election. The election takes place in February. Sigma Kappa Phi awards are made at the open- ing of school each year to the member of the Freshman and Junior class who in the opinion of the fraternity committee was the outstanding mem- ber of the class, both scholastically and with re- gard to activities for the present year. THE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION One of the ideals of the Christian Association is to minimize all sectarian differences in the common endeavor to meet the religious needs of the stu- dents. At the same time the denominational loy- alties are conserved and unified. liesides its multi- tude of activities during the day. the christian Association also presents opportunities for lead- ership. study and fellowship for students in the Iivening School. The Christian rXssociation is located at 3601 I.ocust Street. just across the street from Logan llall. which makes it very desirable for a meeting place of students before and after class. All the facilities of the organization are open and available to livening School students, which includes dances. ping pong. reading rooms. study facilities. and rooms for holding meetings of church and school organizations. At the present time there are no organization officers. or representatives from the livening School to the Christian .Xssociation but the door is open for anyone who is interested in developing leadership and interest among evening school students to organize such a group to be associated more closely with the Christian Asso- ciation. Twenty-H1 rec