Classen High School - Orbit Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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MISS MILDRED HOLLAND MISS MARY CANTRELL Department of Commerce MISS ETHA TOWNSEND Head of Department Tlie Department of Commerce is keeping in step with modern methods by training pupils in actual business routine which prepares them for entrance into the business world. lvlembers of the olncc practice and machine bookkeeping classes, using some of tlie mxicliines in tlie commerciail tlCP1!I'Il'llCHI, are Nadine Raliill, wliu is writing duplicate invoices on the billing machineg Edd VVl1ite, posting and making statements on the bank bookkeeping macliincp Jessie lolmson, typing letters from the records of a transcribing macliincg Ianet Leaf, posting accounts on the posting machine, and Wanda Cook, wliu is computing chain discounts on a calculator. MR. ROBERT REID Miss ETHEL BASINGER .'fir 'W' CLARK cUNNiNoi-IAM .p.,.a.t?x , A gg? . if 6 X f Q lk. V if K 1 ,Q 4: Nl l . ik K 1 it , S Q Qs ' 3 , 'tll 1 , we s l of 1 l :X we A535 Xrlff' dy' ,f Q

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Uistributi e Education MISS BETH WEST The majority of the students who are enrolled in Distributive Education at Classen are earning while they learn. This affords J-.t Mud., , M, AN Pictured at the top are Ioe Harroz, Bill Baum, Geneva orstimeier, Carmen Estlinbaum, Charles Maloy, and onna Gene Brock, who are cndeavoring to keep abreast if current developments in business through use of the raining facilities offered in Distributive Education courses. Nancy Phillips, center picture, who has developed an ppreciation of the influence of the fine arts in business, 'lends the exact shades of Powder for Ioan Johnson and lelle Farmer at a downtown cosmetic counter. Plane trips to other cities afford opportunity for observa- ion in merchandising. Recent studies were made at Dallas, Texas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma. an opportunity to put into practice the high ethical standards of business which are discussed in class. Through training and experience these students become cooperative, competent, aggres- sive and self-reliant. Qglklcii 1? V ,rw md X