Putnam City High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Oklahoma City, OK)

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X REPT T We find the defendant, Sue Clapp not guilty with charges of first degree cheating while working out a case problem. A ef' a st For years now, parents have been telling us that the world of business is a urat racef, Now some of us Wonit Come close to operating a business mueli less owning one. Some of us decided to try and tackle it anyway. ln Business Law we learned everything from court systems to tlie laws involved in running a corporation. We were upleased as punelf, to answer questions about sueli a complicated subject and our egos were boosted to where we considered ourselves authorities on the subjects of workmen7s com- pensation, default, and forbearance. Typing was designed to prepare us for probably the most important secretarial job - Yes, you guessed it - typing. Robyn Pradarits reviews her notes when she prepares for a test in business law. s Bus. Fd 27

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26 Bus. Fri. QSS 1'1 S1 obu 'E I1 OW d 'X etting - .xwxx-N --, If Listening carefully to how to balance books, Sherri Neal and Vicki Nash soak it all in. any-f X s :+:x::mevnxe4'v!4'X V , 'K V Unfortunately Brent Ditzler isn't aware that nail biting doesn't take worries away . WW 3IHTi113Iffq'l'Z C L E fx F? This little machine mastered the minds of men and made accounting a little easier.

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Students prepare for the business world Breaking the monotony of business math, Mr. Steve Brinson cracks an occasional joke. Taking stock in Business Math, hard-working hands strive toward a better education. 28 Bus. Ed. The modern way to do business math is demonstrated by Penny Straug and her loyal calculz