Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Meeting Minutes, 1956 by Metropolitan Library System Oklahoma

MEETING OF JANUARY 2, 1956

OKLAHOMA LET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ROOSEVELT BUILDING, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1956 AT44:3O P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Nellie R. Melton, President N. L. George, Clerk

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

No quorum being present, the President declared the Board adjourned until Tuesday, January 3, 1956 at 4:30 p. m. o'clock.

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ROOSEVELT BUILDING, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Nellie R. Melton, President N. L. George, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; R. Ben Brown, Floy Campbell, Bill Haller, Gladys McDonald, Charles Harville, Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; Mary A. Thacker, Recording Secretary; a group of visitors most of whom attended a reception to new members preceding the Board meeting.

The invocation was given by the Reverend Nuell C. Crain who was present as a visitor.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Fir. Thompson, the minutes of the meetings of December 5, 1955 and December 8, 1955 were approved as read.

R. #423 Minutes Approved

Mrs. Melton, President, welcomed all vistors present and introduced Mr. Jim Lookabaugh and Mr. R. L. Barton, former members of the Board who were present.

Visitors Recognized

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

The Treasurer's report for December was given by Mr. Green, and a copy ordered to be placed on file.

Treasurer's Report

The attorney, Mr. Lybrand, commented very favorably on the high standard of Board members and officials, especially in regard to legal matters,

Attorney's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that the Auditors are in the process of making up a stateÂ ment for the first six months of the present fiscal year to be presented to Board members.

Auditor's Report

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the reports of the Treasurer, the Attorney, and the Auditor. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #424 Reports Approved

SPECIAL BUSINESS

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. McCray, bids on electrical equipment repairs at Capitol Hill Junior High School auditorium, received in response to the attached notice for bids and tabulated below, were opened and read aloud.

R. #425 Bids on Elec. Equipment Opened

R. #425 Continued

ELECTRICAL FACILTIES JUNIOR HIGHOsborne Electric Company Wear Electric Company Gaddis-Walker Electric Co Galloway Electric Co.

Moore Electric Co. Oklahoma Electrical Co. Industrial Electric Co. f

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to refer bids received on remodel! ing of auditorium electrical facilities at the Capitol Hill Junior High School to the central office staff for consultation with contractor, engineer, and later report to tlTe Board. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." BILLS AND PAYROLLS Bills and Pay rolls Recommen ded for Payment

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented:

January 3, 1956

Dr. J Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr

)

Swanson:

The following matters are presented for your consideration: BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMEN T JANU 1RY 3, 1956:

Item #la - 1955-56 GENERAL FUND

32,340.35

Item #lb - 1954-55 GENERAL FUND

U, 551.74

-Item #lc - 1955

BOND FUND

56,440.05

Item #ld - 1954

BOND FUND

5,692.06

Item #le — 1955—56 BUILDING LEVY

34,287.01

Item #lf - 1954-55 BUILDING LEVY

28,267.71

1,353.17

Item #lg - 1954-55 SEPARATE

Item #lh - 1954

10.50

BOND FUND

Item #li - GARDEN OAKS PROJECT NO. 2

TOTAL

$187,437.33

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 19% - CONT'D

1955 -1956 GENERAL FUND -

Bills Recommended for Payment

’^L^’ A & A Loxsj^op Ass’n for’^hlldhd. Ed.

Reprs to Bldgs Instr supls

Low Dept Sei

A & E Equipment Co.

Instr supls

87.19

AR K Mfg. Co.

Instr supls

Low = 37.99 Sch Sei = 49.20 Dept Sei

Abingdon Press Acme; Food Store

Instr supls Home Ec. Moon Jr. (Nov.)

Sch Sei Sch Sei

4.29 70.14'

Air Reduction Sales Co. Aircraftsmen, Inc.

Instr supls Instr supls

Sch Sei Dept Sei

27.75 6.22

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sei Sch Sei

27.36 5.00

American Optical Cb. American Squares

Health Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

18.30 30.95

American Technical Soc. Archer Nut Co.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

62.88 30.25

Auto Parts & Machine Co. Ball Distributing Co.

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Reprs to Equip

Low Dept Sei

49.76 18.87

L. V. Ballard Barada & EAge, Inc.

Misc. Adm. Expense Custodial Supls

Bd. Act. Low

Chas A. Bennett Co. Berea Baptist Church

Instr Supls Rental

Sch Sei Agreement

• American Book Co. American Hairdresser

6.487.00

4.68

68.90 126.85

•/j? -

•

■ 1

;

.. ]

•t

’—'

10.99 250.00

. 1 -l.

sS:S

Sch .Sei.-

15.00 70.80

B,ills Grocery Bigham’s Inc. .

Home Ec. Shidler Sch.' (Nov) Supls Bldgs. & Gnds.

LqwU-

Braniff Airways Britton Piano Shop

Misc. Adm,^Expense Piano Tuning & Reprs

Bd. Act. Sch Sei-

300.20 243.75

Britton Print Co. Mike Bryan Office Supls

Supplies Instr Supls

Dept Sei Low

3.00 6.97

ft t;

Unkeep to Tracks & Cars Misc. Adm. Expense

Low Election Expense

Capps Music ©0. Cato Oil & Grease Go.

Instr Supls Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Sch Sei Low

Carpenter Paper Co. Bob Cates

Instr Supls Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Childrens Press City Blue Print Co

Instr Supls Supplies

Sch Sei Agreement

City Bus Go. Civic Ed. Service

Rent Trans Equip. Instr Supls

Agreement School Sei

Brown & Son Dwain >. Box

'159.05 3,20,6.00

% 45.90 270.00

45.93 193.33

” Low Low

1.50 7.01

2,292.25 207.50 4

Home Ec. Central (Oct.) Cole Pemberton Co. Columbia University Press Instr Supls

Sch Sei Dept Sei

28.95 9.23

Al /look Desk & Office Consumers Union

Supls, Office & Pointing Supls, Supt office

Standard Dept Sei

171.15 5.00

Crane Co.

Reprs to Equip

Low = 116.72 Bd. Act. = 134.76

251-48

Grayoff Corp. Cullen Lumber Go.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Standard Low

Daily Law Journal Davidson Sales & Service

Legal Publications Repr & Place Sch Equip.

LOW

Dee’s Photo Supply Denman Floors Co.

Instr Supls Reprs to Bldgs

Low Low

Publisher r

•'

55.50 6.49. 137.90 93.80 I

244.82 411.50

. ;

4 MEETING OF JANUAICT 3, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D

. Instr Supls m Dept Sei Home Ec. Jackson Jr. Sept-Nov. Sch Sei

88.21 75.6?

Instr Supls Upkeep to Bldgs & Gnds

Sch Sei Agreement

13.23 327.35

Instr Supls Supls, Office & Printing

Sch Sei Dept Sei

17.50 174.10

Dowlings, Inc.

Instr Supls

Low =~ 28.21 Dept Sei. = 499.46

527.67

-Downtown Chevrolet Bill Doyle V,

Instr Supls Supls, Supt. Bldgs. & Gnds.

Agreement Low =148.26 Dept Sei =39.50

Duplicating Products

Instr Supls

Low

Denoyer Geppert Co. Doc’s Super Market Doenges Supply Co. Dolese ©o.

... -... lefts Dunlap Sptg. Goods Economy Go.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

279.00

Dept Sei Sch Sei i

ih En

Electric Supply -©o. Supls opaedia Britannica Instr Supls

Low Publisher

291.M

• MM-

©. J.' Fishman Mabel Garrison

Rental General Instr

Agreement Bd. Act.

Gaylord Bros., Inc. Gentry Severance N. L. George, Clerk Geographic Pictures Gil-Mor Chemical Go.

Instr Supls Instr Supls Petty Cash Reimbursement Audio Visual Supls Custodial Supls

Sch Sei Low Selected Bd Act Low

Ginn & Co. Goodheart-Willcox Co.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sei Sch Sei

3.05 10.36

Goodyear Service Store Gordon Mattress Co.

Reprs to Bldgs Instr Supls

Low Sch Sei

9.20 9.00

Graham Paper Co. Gramercy Guild Group

Night Sch Supls Instr Supls

Low Dept Sei

143.25 MM 153.00 '■

C. S. Hammond & Co. Hanson-Bennett

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Halliburton’s Hart Industrial Supply

Instr Supls Reprs to Equip

Sch Sei Sch Sei

10.44 30.56

Harwald Co. D. C. Heath & Company

Visual Aid Supls Instr Supls

Rental Sch Sei

225.00 23.22

Henry Holt & Co House of Clay

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Publisher Low

124.22 81.45

Supls, Public Relations Instr Supls

Low School Sei = 7-57 Low = 105.75

50.00 113.32

N E A Library Industrial Chemical

Special Education Custodial Supls

Sch Sei Low

Int’l Bus. Mach. Corp Int’l Harvester Co.

Rental Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Agreement Standard

Interstate Rubber Ira’s Tire Shop

Tnstr Supls Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Dept Sei Low

■Jenkins Music Co. Johnson’s Market

Repr & Replace Musical Instr Lew Home Ec. Northeast Sept-Nov. Sch Sei

135.45 77.61

Home Ec. Southeast Nov Instr Supls

Sch Sei Sch Sei

51.51 31.50

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Agreement Sch Sei

House of Wren - Hunzicker Brothers

Publisher . Sch Sei

148.03 109.05

4.00 46.30

I ft:

ji •'

I*: •

Jones Food Store S'WT^ Jones ©o.

Fred Jones .Inc.

s -;v. The Judy Co. Kamp Brothers

Home Ec. Har Franklin, N W

142.20 7.00

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT'D

209.00 2,780.70

New School Apparatus Reprs to Bldgs.

Dept Sei Bd Action

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Instr Supls

Low Sch Sei

Leland Equip. Co. Litho Negative & Plate

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Supls, Research

Low Dept Sei

433.20 13.00

Little, Brown & Go. Loeffler=Greene Go.

Instr Supls Reprs to Equip.

Sch Sei Low

2.48 386.09

Lone Star School Book. MadMillian Go.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sei Dept Sei

Marshall Supply Go, Mason Advertising Go<>

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Low Low

Land Supply GO. ' Larsen Music Co.

13.95 6.23

2.77 10.82

Mechanics Coverall Supply Custodial Supls Melton Co. New Sch Apparatus

22.56 525.60 24.36 36.00

Agreement Sch Sei

Mideke,Supply Go.

Upkeep to Trucks & Gars

Monroe Calculating Morgensen Lumber Go.

Instr Supls Reprs to Bldgs.

Dept Sei = 23.36 Low = 1026.11 Standard Low

Modern Beauty Shop Morris Chevrolet Inc.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sei Agreement

Morgan Power Tire Co. Multigraph Sales Agency

Upkeep to Trucks & Gars Office Supls & Printing

Low Standard

McCormick Mathers Go McGraw Hill

Instr Supls Audio Visual

Sch Sei Bd Act

20.04 170.00

McKesson & Robbins, Inc. N.Y. World Telegram

Supls, Health Dept Instr Supls

Low Publisher

158.57 9.25

National Geographic Nat’l Edo Assn.

Instr Supls Visual Aid Supls

Sch Sei Standard

2.25 I7O.OO

National Theater Supply National School Assn

Custodial Supls Supplies

Sch Sei Dept Sei

19.50 2.00

Robert Nee Co. News Map of the Week

Reprs to Equip Instr Supls

Sch Sei Sch Sei

29.64 12.50

■ ■ ■ : A.J. Nystrom & Co. -- G. E. Crooks

Instr Supls Supls, Supt. Office

Sch Sei Dept Sei

182.36 10.00

1 0. K. Printing ‘■y. Gil Filter ©Os'

Health Supls Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Low Low

y 8.50 38.88

Custodial Supls Instr Supls

Agreement Sch Sei

126.68 3.50

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Agreement Low

-.A

1,049.47 1.00 M51.87

-■

Linen of Forestry

6.00 1.70 ’

68.91 24.30

92.99 ' 96.25

109.75 10.50

5;;0fcla:;'.-.Seating ©0. Okla. Waste Mat°l Co.

Supplies, Public' Relations Instr Supls '

LOW Low

a Bt . Albert T^ ' Wivbr Olson Radio Whse. Inc,

General Instr Instr Supls

Bd. Act. Sch Sei

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Custodial Supls

Low Agreement

36.96 65.00

Postmaster Postmaster

Supls, Business office Supls, Business office

Standard Standard

50.00150.00

postmaster ie Petroleum Pyime Petr.l

Supls, Business' Office Upkeep to.Trucks & Gars

Standaxl Low

200.00

■ f.f ; .

Pit PuttPMvPat Pugh“-Motor Go. Radio Supply

Instr Supls Reprs

-Readers Digest Red Ball Supply

Instr Instr Supls

^■7

Pallady Welding & Equip O -L> T. Payne’ p>";'

fryiy

Z-yy;.y,

112.00 116.74

61.52:"8.oo-

W1| i,:

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-1956 GENERAL FUND

yv“ ^Reliable Tent & Awning Co.Instr Supls Repr Shop Equip * Harry L. Retter if*.

Rex Sales Co. 9 Rice Machinery Co. ■ /■ Richards & Conover Hdwe. A. S, & j. Supply ©0. ,c

[•

Instr Supls Reprs to Furniture

212.40 53<B

Sch Sei Dept' Sei

47.75 25.50

i •t

78.25 21.19

Low. ■ ■ ' Low - ”

280.50 300.00

Sanitary Equipment Go. Willis G. Sautbine

Custodial Supls Rental

Low Agreement

Scholastic Magazines The School Executive

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sei Dept Sei

90.50 2.50

Instr Supls Custodial Supls

Sch Sei Low

5.00 40.00

;S<sWtt Chevrolet C’o. Sears, Roebuck & Co.

Instr Supls Health Dept Supls

Agreement Low

6.14 31.50

Sesryice Electric Go Service Supply, Inc

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Instr Supls

Lew Low

160.32 17.86

Severin Supply Go. Sherwin Williams

Upkeep to Trucks & Gars Instr Supls

Low Low

49.04 4.80

Scientific American - Scrivner-Stevens Co.

r«

Instr Supls Reprs to Equip

Low Dept Sei

Singer Sewing Machine Co. Instr Supls Jasper Sipes Instr Supls Carl Small - Smith Corona Inc. Mji'pu^hwestern Bell Tele.

Instr Supls Night Sch Supls Telephone Service

‘'^South-Western Publishing State Agency for Surplus Property

Instr Supls Instr Supls

• •»

.-m.

.7' A-

-N,■W b

15.35 "f 536.29

Standard Sch Sei

35.00 132.50 3,145.66

Sch Sei Low Contract

‘r-<- : .

.. -I

z.J

SteakTand^L^ter Co.

Instr Supls' Instr Supls

Sch Sei Low ' J

B. H. Thomas Thomas Concrete & Pipe

Labor Printing Instr Supls

Agreement Low

Time, Inc. Blanche F. Titus

Instr Supls Election Expense

Sch Sei Election

ft'

;4U

28.75 200.00

'■'N

4.50 18.00

■ N

Town of Nichols Hills Water U. S. News & World Report Instr Supls

Utilities Sch Sei

Underwood Corp. University of Ill.

Reprs to Equip. New Equip Labor & Mtls.

Standard Dept Sei

309.68 8.42

University of Nebraska Visual 'Specialties

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

2.92 4.66

Walker Stamp & Seal Wallace & Tiernan

Office Supls & Printing Custodial Supls

Dept Sei Low

5.50 19.54

Ward's Natural Science Webster Publishing Co.

Instr Supls Special Education

Dept Sei Sch Sei

71.90 9.85

Welding Equipment Co. Western Bank & Office

Reprs to Equip Instr Supls

Sch Sei Low

36.41 16.50

Western Newspaper Union Westside Grocery

Office Supls & Printing Home Ec. Capital Hill Jr. U. S. Grant., (Nov.)

Low Sch Sei

29.92 140.01

The White Motor Go. Wisconsin State Journal

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Instr Supls

.Standard * Dept Sei

Woodmansee—Abbott World Book Co. ,

Reprs to Musical Instr Instr Supls . ... Upkeep to Trucks &Gajrs

Sch Sei ' \ Sch "'Sei '

' i-

"'4

r b

i k

Yow Brake & Clutch

Dept Sei

49.76 1.00

14.33. .

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT'D

New School Apparatus Custodial Supls

Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

300.00 489.50

Instr Supls New School Apparatus

Low Bd. Act.

1.96 8,718.76

Marshall Supply & Equip

Instr Supls Custodial Supls

Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

3,364.64 651.16

Richards & Conover Hdwe Severin Supply Go.

Instr Supls Custodial Supls

Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

189.28 584.44

Clarence Tackett Co,

Custodial Supls

Bd. Act.

252.OO

Modernization & Reprs Mod. & Reprs to Equip

Standard Low '

phone Corp. r Chemical Co.

hnzicker Brothers Sfenkins Music Co. Eari.e M. Jorgensen Co. '

1T-

V Constr. _Co7 ■D^nmah Floors Co. '$ol&se Co.

Est. #8 •' U S Grant ■ Mod & Reprs to Bldgs. Mod i Reprs to Bldgs.

Bramblet & Baldwin Garfield School, Final • Doeings, Inc. . New Furn & Fixtures EnisWo Electric Supply Mod & Reprs to Bldgs. Misc. Adm. Expense N. Li George j?&fexajL, Corp. Mod & Reprs to Bldgs. W*’'$..*Helderibrand Misc. Adm. Expense & Andrews Est. #5 Valley Brook Sch Huston Lumber Improvement to Grounds Kilpatrick Brothers «, Modernization & Reprs ■ .*■ <■ .*.;■« . Lbefefler-Greene Supply Co.New Bldgs. H. E. Leonhardt Lumber Co.Adm. Bldg #603

• Midwstn. Engine & Equip. • Okla. Seating Co.

113.00 233.42 ■

Bd Act Bd. Act. Agreement Bd. Action Bd. Act. Bd. Act. Project 6o4 Bd. Act. Project 6o4

-......

21,572.82 213.20 1,800.47 492.95 19,522.90 2,291.45 30.00 11.61 151.80'

Bd. Act. Low Bd. Act.

5,318.18

Bd. Act. Dept Sei

378.59 6.20

Modernization & Reprs. New Furniture & Equip

Low Low

2.99 1,110.10

Misc. Adm. Expense New Furniture & Fixtures

Project #604 Bd. Act.

262.08 2,075.00

New Equip Mod & Reprs

Bd. Act. Low

4,939.40 145.00

Co. ' .Norman Plumbing Supply

Mod & Reprs to Bldgs Mod & Reprs to/.Equip

Agreement Low

. Pittsburgh Plate Glass

Mod & Reprs to Bldgs,

Low

”’:Thomas & Marshall Engrs. _• A. F. Williams 1

.......... ;

4 Bond.

„

438-96 144.75

23.95

1955J-956 Bldg. Levy,

Acoustical Products Co. Allifed Paint Store Benham Engineering Co. ’Tong's Hdwe. a & Page Inc. ; Machinery Co.

■ W

■Butterly , Inc„ Collins. Jr. tol Towel Supply tol Steel & Iron

Carey Lumber Co. $ " City Blue Print Cook Electric Supply Crane Co. : ‘ .'S Denman Floors Co. Dolese Co.

hn' Dunlap Sptg. Goods 1 Pont Paint Company

'Dyke Bros.

626.96 7.00 *301 6,414.62 24.00 8.39^-

Materials & Supls Move Green House Engineering Services Adm. Bldg. Custodial Supls

26M

Materials & Supls Coolidge Paving Materials & Supplies Materials & Supls Capt’l Hill Sr.(Care Takers)

Bd. Act. Low Project #203

130.98 941.60 100.00 25.03

Materials & Materials &

Dept Sei Agreement

4.35 120.19

Materials & Supls Materials s

Low Bd. Act.

369.17

New Bldgs. Constr of Bl

Low Agreement

Low Project #308

22.75 158.12 1,069.35 35.00

" "b MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT'D k

I-F A

19.55-1959 Bldg., .bevy 'Eft^co Electric Supply Co Ga&team Radiator Co.

Materials & Supplies Materials & Supplies

Gentry Severance Lbr. Co. Adm. Bldg. Materials & Supplies Hart Industrial Supply

Hepp Brothers W&sU Hixson Co.

- Hurteicker Brothers pt independent Supply Co. /Institutional Supply Co. C1 ‘ ’ ''Jones-Newby Supply Co. 'Kilpatrick Bros.

Project Low

#401

347.63 360.62 27.30 243.84

Materials & Supplies Constr of new Bldgs.

Low Bd. Act.

I'tiaterials & Supplies

Low

Materials & Supplies New Furniture & Fixtures

Dept Sei Bd. Act.

7.75 662.80

Materials & Supplies Materials & Supplies

Dept Sei Bd. Act.

15.00 4,298.48

H. E„ Leonhardt Lbr. Co. Capt’l Hill Furniture Loeffler Greene Supply- Co.Materials & Supplies

)

10.19 17.78

Low Standard

. 709.53

Project #505 Bd. Action -

.Long Bell Lbr. Co. Mideke Supply Co.

New Bldgs. Materials & Supplies.

Bd. Action Bd. Action

Minneapolis-Honeywell Morgensen Lbr. Co.

Materials & Supplies New Bldgs.

Standard Bd. Act.

Norman Plumbing Supply Oklahoma Oxygen Co.

Materials & Supplies Materials & Supplies

Bd. Act. Agreement

Okla. Seating Co. Peterson & Co.

N W Classen Furniture Constr of new Bldgs.

Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Prime Petroleum Products

New Bldgs. Materials & Supplies

Project Low

Radio Supply Richards & Conover Hdwe.

Materials & Supplies Materials & Supplies

Low Low

Roofing Supply Co S. & J. Supply Co

Materials & Supplies Capt’l Hill Furniture

98.09 997.12

156.37 1,101.14

460.54 13.91

#207

65.07 62.86

9.39. 178.35

301.50 41.50

Safway Rental & Sales Co. Materials & Supplies Materials & Supplies She,twin Williams

Dept Sei Low

37.50 124.02

St.ate Agency for Surplus ,4^operty Th'dmas Concrete Pipe Co

Materials & Supplies

Dept Sei

770.40

Paving for Adm. Bldg.

Project #208 Bd. Actvl,158.29

U. S. Plywood Corp W &-W Steel Go.

New feldgs. Materials & Supplies

Project #207 Low

1,499.86 38.00

Bd. Action -

3Q.90 266.31 1.985<>00

Waugh .Bx os. Supply Westinghouse Elec. Supply ■ Glen’’Williams Sales 1954-1955 Bldg. Levy Constr of new Bldgs. Constr of new Bldgs.

Ccwercial Equip. Co. Cfarfe Co. ^Dolese Co. '^gble James & Associate '^^gil GreeBft^ffip,-’ ~ ■ WilliWsr’Sales

Constr of new Constr, .-of new new Coristr of new

Bldgs. Bldgs., Bldgs. Bldgs.

Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

Agreement Bd. Act. Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

596.49 9,487.80

1954^1955 Separate Fund.

Kilpatrick Bros. Sharp & Nichols Music

Instr Supls Reprs to Musical Instr

Bd. Act. Sch Sei

1,067.32 131.85

Ed Stuart Music

Reprs to Musical Instr

Bd. Act.

154.00 s

1954 Separate Bond.

Dolese Co. -< -•-

-----

Mod. & Repairs to Bldgs. —............ ............ . ..... — -

Agreement

.10.50

9 MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT'D

Garden Oaks Project #2.

if ib

Reynolds & Morrison Smith & Son

Stig'S.

Est. #2 Garden Oaks Est. #2 Garden Oaks

Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

284.21 14,210.53

Specials Paid During Month of December*

tier Shade Co. Dr. N. L. George. Clerk. Jasper Sipes

tee

Reprs to Equip Garden Oaks Project #2. Instr.Supls

Low, Bd. Act. Bd. Action Sch Sei

5,163.36* 7,817.60* 10,255.92* ■ .

Raid Dec. 12. Not included in these totals

„ ■‘ ri'i ’• -' -i-1« - - fc.' j ■ as to appropria’tior, purpose of. “xpena.'-Ltune'^-cj me'nt ‘heads. We re'comr end. thpt samQ be allowed‘and.'''t ^s'sue war rants in payment theie'of.

MH Item’. #2’'" PAY ROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVE]} BY THE'BOARD UPON WHI CH fWAKW^S’’ r BEEN ISSUED AKE AS FOLLOWS:

-AZ/ *J.4 j-E* EnAL 19,'-’'PPay roll 101 tne month of December

1955. BUILDING LEVY 1955-56 Payroll for th° month 01' December

-f

J'.l •

1 30,27^

POit PAI PERIOD END NG-tjANUAiff 31/ 19# -AW Month#.

It*m/#2jPAYxiOLLS s A

.......... $906/74

GENERAL 7UND Pajrolls - including school administrators, cleric'’!,teacher^, service department employees, and extra services-----4- $907*,000' 1955 BUILDING LEVY

*' ^l^ayroll s - inclu.ci.inc coiistr iction crews on n°u buildkngs 3O.,'3$0*Mc oris to bo listed on thos£ Daprolls have been regularly enrol <=>;>'“ <£vt5 S' “ I -,-fr J- n* S^nt'Hly*;or#'d.ai-lypba;S ‘is|qii<I payrolls are^?o Le compu|t_e.d oil. de J^ifdJeippr,oyedA’a no. will te “ camined by the Super inti-' of warr'ants". We i‘.ecoipr’c'nd that these claim— b£=ir subject'only to revision on certificate, ss to in:ted, and thnrf^L. sard ,on salaries not %

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It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment of the fore going list of claims in the total amount of $187,437.33, and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."

R. #427 Claims Approvet for Payment

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray that the payrolls for the month of December be approved and that the payrolls for January be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R..#428 Dec. Payrolls Approved— Jan. Payrolls Authorized

SPECIAL REPORTS

Motion v/as made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the following declara R. #429 Annexation tion of annextion to the Oklahoma City School District: Accepted The County Superintendent of Schools has sent the central office an order declaring From Dependent annexation, effective November 30, 1955> a part of Dependent District No. 58 to Dist. #58 Independent School District No. 89, described as follows: "Government Lot 3, and the I'lEq: of the SW^ of Section 19, T-ll-N, R-3-W. (Note: Government Lot No. 3 is the NW^ of the SW^ of said Section 19.) The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."

PERSONNEL

The following personnel recommendations and personnel information were submitted:

(See following pages.)

Personnel Re c ommendation

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - COW'D INSTRUCTIONAL RATIONS '

ASSIGNMENT

4th & 5th Rockwood Commerce Central

: NorriJk .Marie « /Mrs^ ; ' Wilson, Lillian

12-21-55

(Substitute) Jimmy Hart graves - Resigned.)

* (Motional)

feansferred)

■ RqKV *•

v.'.rirscvK-iw/,'’

;

(Milo'Bernard - Tran'^ffe?red)

"(Mrs*) Teague, Inez

$3400

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

1-3-56

4th & 5th Rockwood

tw •

Smith, Robert . (Mrs,) , Weaver. Elinor

s -

ra Enslow - Tran

SALARY

(Mr.) Ambroson, Don (Miss) Daniels, Eva Mae (Mr.) Dowdell, Keith (Mrs.) Mattingly, Dortha (Mr.) Nations, Claude (Mr.) Simpson. Paul (Mr.) 9

. (Carolyn Palmore - leave of Absence|)

IAXVAW3ftyWL«0,

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

1-20-56

(Cleo Chiodo - Resigned.)

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

6 th 1-23-56 Burbank ,y Kdgt. 1-23-56 Sequoyah 1 Science, . j Jackson, ______ 1-5-56 3th ? l-30-5q Rancho__________ 1 Social Studies ) Jan,*56 Grant__________ ■'■! Social Studies 1-3-56 Sci$j •TafiS 2nd N 1-23-56 v-euMh

$3200 $3000 $3000 $3400 $3400

0, %.

$3600

$3100

Bethany .. ■ N.E.

rwr

<•

pr' Mateferty

3rd Fillmore

/ (Mrs.) Masel, Patty

12-21-55'

; "(Mrs,) Abernathy. Nina

$3200

B.A, 0,U,

3rd U30-56 Fillmore

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W'5J

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■}*

» .

./•Illness"

(mM)

Kdgt. Shields Hgts. 12-15-55

Wallis. Helen

(Mrs,) Hackler. Doris’**0'

$3000

B'.S. *' E.C,S.C,

Kdgt# 11-2-55 Dniati^^^SL^ed

i. xl&aBMO-r. K’SMI’--:' /Mrs,)

Vo'h^ to-sic^

Martha ... <

$3000

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BeM,E. :Q.U®

1-3-56

•r 'tX t Vocal Mtdsic John Marshall -7h’

Resignation

^Cornelius, Frances

Secretary Adult Institute 12-15-55 (Filled by Substitute) ; J | (Mrs.) I$215 „ Miller .Velma,....

Secretary

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..'INFORMATION TO . THE BOARD The following transfers are recommended with an increase for each of $100,00 for the . balance of this school year: Mr, R, Co Crews - from Assistant Principal at Southeast = to Principal at Prairie Queen Effective December 15, 1955® X.

o Mr, Dee King - from Assistant Principal at Webster - to Assistant Principal at Southeast Effective January 39 1956. 1 Counselor at Capitol Hill Senior - to Assistant Principal at Effective January 3, 1956®

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MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT'D

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3-^-sss

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INFORMATION^TC THE BOARD « f * * Classification Change

Request permission to change the status of Mrs. Mary Staal from a Floorman8s rating to that of a Clerical Employee with an-"F18 classification. We would like for this to in elude the $10 raise given to all Clerical employees, in this classification, on November 1, Salary from $195 to $205 per month..» Mrs. Staal is employed .as a Film Inspector in Mr® Costley’s, Department,, and her work is mostly of a Clerical nature. 4

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Temporaiy Employment

Request permission to^/employ Mrs. Loveda Garner as Temporary Secretary at th^Mult Institute on basis of $160 per month - Effective December 9, 1955® , •» -■

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TERMINATIONS

iJame

ASSIGNMENT

4peake-rf Benjamin, Jr.

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

Dec. 1

.Laborer

~ NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

Collin*, Fred D.

T -pi 1

REPLACEMENT 'APPROVED EXP;

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARK?

• ••••' • i Painter

Dec. 8

1.50 b r.

Qi r

Laborer

•Qusfoleu Elzey D.

Dec. 20

Richard, Bert A.

. > .

A. w

*£. t

.oiv*

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INCREASE IN SALW V-'-'F From. Eaton, Dewey

£::

valley Brook

1P3Q-55

11-^26 200 to. $370 3 per ye ar

• App. Eleu.ric'u to Electrz.cian

Wilbert G. payne

105.00

12-1-55 Temp. Flqdr&aiL

Moiee E, Paulden Jr. 175.00

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Gap. Hill 1st.

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

umpfe

Dec. 2

1.75- h r. v-

.Floorman

Willaim H. Parker '■

175.00

Whittier

Arthur M. Wilmoth

37,5Qi

Gap. Hill iar.

Cecil ~G. Wood.

175.00

Johnaon

Robert J. Gamp

175.00

12-1-55

Floorman

Hawthorne

Glaudie S. otewart

175.-OO

12-5-55

Floorman

James T. Moate*

175.00

12-1-55

■g T, Floc rman

12-1-5 5 Floorman * *

- Harding \

11-30-55

166 &

Gap Hill Jr.

Will Paul Springier 175.00 Alonza C. Adams

'Harmony

Floorman

T. Flop rman 12-5-55 ez. Schoo'. T. Floo rman

37,50

b’R, sanders Ca^fea Williams

Central

John Richard Noe

12^00

CPt. Hill *?.

Allen Dobbs

175.00

Douglass

12-2-55

Nichols Hille

Southeas t

Auetin C, Canery . V,-

12-16-55

Murray King dullig^. 175.00 Clarence L. McCathepn 87.5 Temp. Finis M. Greenhaw 175.00

REPLACEMENTS Grant I

0, J. Canary

175.00

■William -G.^ Reed

175..00

12-8-55

Floorman-

Floormani 12-12-55 Floorman

12-19-55 i*T. Airman

12-20-5>|5 FloormanL J* >•

1956'- CONT’D

MEETING OF JANUARY 'fI.

\\ -

DECEMBER, 1955

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

JOHN FORMAN, Floorman at Hawthorne,'180.00 transferred to Head Custodian at West Nichols Hills, 210.00, effective December 1, 1955 o

MARION GINNj, j To Floorman'at Harmony, 87.50 transferred to

T/^loorman at

Emerson, 87.50, effective December 2, 1955.

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Ce Lo EDWARDS, Head Custodian at Carey9 218.33 transferred to Head Custodian at Coolidge, 335 effective December 16, 1955 Coolidge., -218. -218.33$ 1955 p 9 ' z'-'s/

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VONNIE LEE CAIN, Head Custodian'at Coolidge, 215*. 00 trans ferr e,d/toSH at Carey, 215.00, effective December 16, 1955o'-’1**/;"'! *> *

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PERSONNEL -

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EMPLOYMENT

'TERMINATIONS^*

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central food servicj ’ ""

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EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

^EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

REMARKS

Hazel Johnson

Douglass

11/15/55

Audie George

N. W. Classen

„

Mathia Mae Austin

60<£ hr.

L2/15/5E

Earl Dean No!en

60^ hr.

N. W. Class^&j

Leposava Cherni avsky n

■Violet Spell

Tele Slayhaugh

60^ hr.

A Bertha Turner

Edith Shnell

60d hr.

Grant

Johnnv Jackson

60d hr.

Gran, t

Harding

Leta Uecke

70(4 hr.

Harding

Laura. El l i cott

70^ hr.

Taft

Flora. Griffin

65(4 hr.

t■

Mabie Beck

: -'Nancv Pounds

f . ■ / r . ! .Jefesie Ali^en • ' 5 "TA Bfea/tWhe Mines

H ..

till

Asp

•vjsA

12/1.5/51:

< t£rn s -'■‘wl

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Northeast,

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Webster

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REPLACEMENT

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___________________ ..____________________________________________ _

Southeast

Cap. Hill Jr.

Franklin

Arthur

. ;S/-/

** * t

-• ** Pw&k+.-i-o .Odom

Underwood.-.

■ 4.' - .

pJI|

6O<4 hr.

Dorothy Plemmons

12/15/5.E Arthur’

”

•

Florene'De Moss■

“

£ 0O

. •AVVtai' P^ tl ?/

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Cleveland

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Janni ta,%Ri ce •'A

tfS- . s v.

Shields ’Hts< Jvl er „i nx,

60(4 hr.

< X

60^ hr.

Effie Mae Rodgers

65(4 hr.

Ani ta Madden

$l)|0 me

Ola Mae Coffman^

60(4 hr.

Amelia Mani.mnn.'

65<4 hr.

Marv Hamar ~ — --- --Pan! ttip -Mw «*h

' X7 <

f ' p" 1-

* .',.1. <*.

&S?ona. Waller .Ll

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Britton uU

C; ‘;

Carey

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Rancho Vil^^d'i .

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'• '13 MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT'D Central Food Service Department

PERSONNEL F/ fcV, ' •

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

I 3wl name J MarwSSims

■A f't

....... .......... -

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

n /r 5 /d<

Col nmhns

a's

Coolidge lEvelvri Stearman '----- “1---------------------------

Kittie Webb

Creaton Hills

.Juanita, Hudson

Davi s

Kittle Webb

----- ■-----------------------

Loretta McClain

Dess Curtis

Edgemere

1.1 /15/55

Lola Yates

EugenenFi el ds

<r .

700 hr •

600 hr «

•x

60 6 hr •

12/15/55 Culbertson

12/15/55 Dewey

J '1

Dunbar

Ai • ?

Jane Engst

65<£ Hr

Letha Hoffman

600 hr •

Johnson

Lucile Fesler

16170 mo •

Kai ser, t.

Lee

Tti’mTnnt^5-

Madison

12/15/55 Eugene Fl el ds J

•' 'r'i

■ 1 ■ .

.. . ■

Pearl Jones

60<rt hr

Viola Hol land

60d5 hr M

Goldie Dilli on

650 hr •

Nora Roach

7 Orf hr

Arlvne Hill

700 hr

, tl

;

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L|op4"

11 /1 5/55 ’

N. Hills

i 1 McKI n.l ey v f Nlehnl^^itl s

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65rf hr

Hobble T,. Davis

. ..

Orchard PSW s is*

&/15/55

*4*1

'V '

?S~ 1“"

■ 61).i0 mo t>

Marjorie Scifres ■

Myra Ellis Tona Infall ar

-5*.

Putnam Hfsah-1

»£,k:

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70d hr fr.m-,,-.

60rf hr >

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SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR 1956

Brand.; -Helen

Cone, Wanda

Element

Elliott, Marie

English, Mu

Francis, Lucy

Elementary

^^Green, leva 11er( Eloise sT’Joyce^’

Kdgt., Elementary

Elementary Soc„ Studies,

Adella

Elementary

hs Carrie

Elementary

send,, Willie

Kdgto, Elementary Elemental, Kdgt, HusibyPEB^ics, Math

Motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel recommendations and information' was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on vol 1 call, with all members voting "Aye."

R. #430 Personnel Approved

I' ' '14 MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT’D

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve employment of con sultants as follows:

R. #431 Approval to Employ Consul tants

(a)

Dr. Paul Blackwood of the United States Office of Education to work in the field of science, January 9-12. Cost will be travel and other expenses.

(b)

Dr. Kimball Wiles from the University of Florida, January 23, 24 & 25. Costs are $100.00 per day and expenses. He is to work with junior high teachers who are planning longer blocks of time.

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R. frig?j It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to confirm authorizing the Treasurer Redemption of j to present for redemption on December 15, 1955, United States Treasury Bill No. 2098718, in Bonds Approved i the amount of 3100,000 as approved by the Board, of Education previously. The motion carried >unanimously on roll call.

R. #433 [ Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to permit renting the Municipal Approval to jAuditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 17th and 18th, 1956 for the National Nominating Rent Municipal |Conventions , cost $150.00 per day, plus the cost of three or four men at $13.20 per day; Auditorium and if air conditioning is needed, an additional cost of $50.00 per day. The motion carried \ on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."

j BUILDINGS

i It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve awarding contrasts on ■building projects as follows:

R. #434 School Bldg. Projects Approved '

(1)

Metropolitan Paving Company, asphaltic concrete, 10 schools: John Marshall, Zachary Taylor, James K. Polk, Northeast, Harmony, Inman Page, Lafayette,. Capitol Hill Junior, Heronville, Shields Heights, low bid ----- ______ -$72,997-3®

j (2)

Imperial Paving Company, asphaltic concrete, Douglass, low- bid ------

! (3) i i

Concho Construction Company, dirt moving, 10 schools: John Marshall, Zachary Taylor, James K. Polk, Northeast,Harmony, Inman Page, Ldfayette, Capitol Hill Junior, Heronville, Shields Heights, low bid

8,946.25

; (4)

Skinner

Construction Company, dirt moving, Capitol Hill Senior,1' lav bid

4,098.00

| (5)

Connelly Construction Company, Ground Improvements and Asphalitc Concrete, Capitol Hill Senior High, low bid ----- ----- -- ----- ____ -------- - - 141,945*00

j (6) i

Milner Construction Company (M. P. Milner), Belle Isle (11 rooms), lav bid 201,922.00

> (7) ,! '

E. V. Cox Construction Company, addition to Harrison School, 6 rooms (all-purpose room and kitchen, office, toilets, storage, alteration to old building), lav bid - - ------ ____------- --- ------- ___---------- ---

25,927.50

191,000.00

! j The motion carried on roll cal], with all members voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve change order, R. #435 Harrison School, changing glass areas to wall paneling, deduction of $1,400.00. Change Order, Harrison School The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Approved

R. #436 Approval to Relocate Pipe Line

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the relocating of 8" pipe Line, Phillips Pipe Line, Garden Oaks School grounds, according to plans and specifications, (force account). The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."

R. #437 Confirmation of Signatures N. W. Classen Project #1

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to confirm signatures accepting Northwest Classen Project #1, Okla. 51-C-2O-A, as of December 14, 1955, less $5,000.00 for defined uncompleted work. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #438 . Board Adjourned Sine Die

Oh motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, the President declared the Board adjourned sine die.

MEETING OF JANUARY- 3, 1956 - CONT'D

Upon reconvening, the following members of the Board were present:

Nellie R. Helton -----Otto F. Thompson ----C. B. McCray - ----- - Jim Wright - -- -- -- Phil C. Bennett -----

iBoard I Reconvenes

Hard One Ward. Tvro Ward Three Ward Four Member-at-large

Whereupon, N. L. George, Clerk, presided and introduced Judge Edgar S. Vaught, who adminis tered the oath of office to newly re-elected members of the Board, Nellie R. Melton, C. B. McCray, and Phil C. Bennett.

Oath of Office Administered by Judge Vaught

Judge Vaught followed the administration of the oath of office with a discussion of school problems and methods, with words of commendation for the present members of the Oklahoma. City Board of Education.

The Board'then proceeded with its reorganization for the ensuing year, 1956.

Re organiz ation ‘• of . the Board — c- . r „ ----- ---- '

The Chairman called for nominations for President of the Board. Whereupon, Mr. McCray h. #i nominated Mr. Otto F. Thompson as President of the Board for the ensuing year. Mrs. Melton |Mr. Thompson moved that the nominations cease and that Mr. Thompson be elected by acclamation. The jElected motion was seconded by Mr. Wright and carried. i President Whereupon, Mr. Thompson took the chair as President of the Board, and introduced his wife and daughter who were present as visitors, expressing appreciation of them for the help they have been to him. *'

Mr. Thompson Takes Chair as President, Introduces Family

In the name of the Board, the Administrators, and officials, Mr. Thompson presented Mrs. Melton with a beautiful plaque commending her for her outstanding service as the first woman iMrs. Melton President of the Board of Education of Oklahoma. City. Presented with Plaque__________ This was followed with the presentation by the Superintendent to Mrs. Melton of the gavel and. Gavel which she used during her term of office as President, with an inscription plate attached. Als o Gavel to At the same time, he presented Mr. Lookabaugh with the gavel he used as President of the Hr. Lookabaugh Board, which had been mislaid.

The newly elected President asked for nominations for Vice President of the Board. Whereupon, Mrs...Melton nominated Mr. Wright as Vice President. Mr. Bennett moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Wright be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried.

R. #2 Mr. Wright Elected Vice President

Nomination for Clerk was requested, and Mr. McCray nominated Mary Thacker as Clerk of the Board. Mr. .Wright moved, that the nominations cease and that Miss Thacker be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.

R. #3 Miss Thacker Elected Clerk

The President called for nominations for School District Treasurer. Whereupon, Mr. Wright nominated Mr. George H. C. Green as Treasurer of the District to serve during the pleasure of the Board, conditioned upon his furnishing bond;, as required by law. Mr. McCray moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Green be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.

■R* .$4 Mr. Green Elected Treasurer

Mrs. Melton nominated Prigmore and Baker as Auditors for the School District. Mr.; Bennett moved that nominations cease and that Prigmore and Baker be elected as Auditors by acclama tion. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried.

R. #5 Prigmore & Bak< Elected Audito:

Mr. Bennett nominated.. W. A. Lybrand Attorney of the Board. Mr. Wright moved that nomina tions cease and that Mr. Lybrand be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried.

R. #6 W. A. Lybrand Elected Attorn,

The Board thereupon proceeded upon a discussion of the amount of a bond of the newly elected R. #7 Treasurer. After full discussion, it was moved by Mrs.AMeltgn and seconded by Mr. Bennett Treasurer's , that the amount of Mr. Green's bond should be fixed at $100,000, it being the amount which Bond Fixed, it is estimated by the Board that the Treasurer will have on hand at any one time during thqPresented and current year, the amount of securities held as investments not being considered; the Board Approved retaining the power to require the Treasurer to increase or decrease his bond as the amount of funds on hand may require; and that the bond presented by Mr. Green be approved, this being a surety bond in the penal sum of ’-100,000 , executed by him as principal and by United — States Fidelity and GuaraTnty Company, a Maryland Corporation, as surety for the faithful performance of his duties as Treasurer of the School District . After full discussion, the motion was put and all members present voted "Aye," and the motion was declared carried.

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to confirm the following depositories for school funds: Liberty National Bank Fidelity National Bank First National Bank City National Bank

Citizens State Bank First State Bank May Avenue Bank Northwest National Bank

The motion carried unanimously on roll -call

Oklahoma National Bank Central State Bank Fiscal Agencies Liberty National First National

R. y8 Depositories jfor School Fume i Approved_______

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1956 - CONT'D

The Superintendent gave a brief report of the year 1955 and discussed plans for 1956.

Report of Superintendent

NEW BUSINESS

R. #9 Approval to Buy Business Machine

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of one Model 32-03-P9(38) 16" RB, National Accounting Machine, price $2,955.00, less educational discount of $88.65, less exchange values of one Burroughs Accounting Machine and one National Accounting Machine in the amount of $125.00, net price of the new machine being $2,741.35. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #10 Reorganization of Maintenance Dept. Approved

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the tion for reorganization of the Maintenance Department; 1.

following recommenda

Discontinue the Department of Buildings and Grounds.

| 2.

Establish Department of Engineering.

This department to be responsible for inspection of all construction, the engineering evaluation of all plans, and the development of plans and specifications of designated building changes and new construction.

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Chief Engineer, Bill Foutz. Transferred from Director of Buildings and Grounds, salary $7200.00. Other members of department to be transferred from or replacement of present employees of Department of Buildings and Grounds.

! i

Establish Maintenance Department.

.This department to be responsible for performing repairs to buildings and equipment and designated building construction.

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Director of Maintenance, H. G. Buchanan, Transferred from Department of Buildings and Grounds, salary $6,800.00. Other members of Department to be transferred from or replacement of present employees of Department of Buildings and Grounds.

Activities and personnel of present Department of Buildings and Grounds who are assigned to receiving, warehousing, and distribution of supplies and materials are to be trans ferred to the Supply Department under supervision of Mortimer Woodward, Assistant Business Manager.

Personnel Department is to immediately develop personnel files on all custodial, cafeteria, and maintenance employees. Necessary staff to be employed as needs are de termined.

j i

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." i

Decision of Board Not To Give Released Time for Re ligious Educ ation

I Mr. Thompson brought up the matter of released time for religious education in the schools. He reported that the Board met recently with those who were for and those who were against released time. All agreed that more religious education is needed. The only matter pre sented to the Board was the release of time from school for religious instruction. Mr. Thompson reported that it was the unanimous decision of the Board not to release time for religious instruction in the schools.

President Thanks Visitors for Attending

The President thanked the visitors present for attending the meeting and invited them to come again.

R. #11 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. .

Approved the

ATTEST

GXX

day

MEETING OF JANUARY 9, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents.;. H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Charles Harville, Director of Pur chasing; Gene Stinebebk, Assistant Director of Purchasing; Millard Prigmore, Auditor. The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.

Invocation

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the Board enter into an agree ment with the American News Company of Oklahoma City to furnish standard magazines as ordered on bid list for all secondary schools in the total amount of $1,769.79, the agree ment to run from January 1, 1956 through December 31$ 1956, to be charged" to General Fund, Instruction #3; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids.

R. #12 Agreement to Furnish Magazines Approved

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation to let bids on one lot of Custodial Supplies for all schools in the total amount of $1,655.28, of which $1,086.48 shall be let to Carpenter Paper Company and $568.80 to Knight Supply Company. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."

R. #13 Bids: Let ..on Custodial Supplies

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr . Wright to approve recommendation to let bids on one lot of standard storeroom Instructional Supplies for all schools to the fol lowing bidders in the total amount of $1,520.96, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 General Fund; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #U Bids Let on Instructional Supplies

Dowling's Thompson Book & Supply Co. Oklahoma Seating Co. TOTAL----------

672.96 144.00 704.00

$ 1,520.96

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to give permission to sell or dis pose of obsolete and surplus materials now in storage in the Maintenance Shop and Supply Area. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #15 Approval to Sell Obsolete & Surplus Materials

NESTING OF JANUARY 9, 1956 - COAT'D

BILLS RRGOIMENDED FOR PAIRENT:

Recoiraendation to.approve the follovring list of bills was submitted:

Bills Be commended for Payment

'BILLS FILED ’LITE THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAD'ELT JANUAEI 12, 1956:

Item #la- 1955-56 General Fund

$ .. 4O.Q5LQ1.

Item #lb - 1954-55 General Fund.

$____ 1.83.3..2Q.

Item #lc - 1955 Bond.

$___ 23^323^22.

Item #ld ►

Bond.

Item #le - 1955-56 Bldg. Levy.

$...... 16.295.JD_______ _

Item.#lf - 1954-55 Bldg. Levy.

$....... 41,005^05..

Item #lg - 1954-55 Separate Fund.

$____ __ 3QJ2Q.

Item #lh - 195ip„55 Separate Bldg. Levy. Item #li - 1954 Separate Bond.

Item #lj - Northwest Classen Project # 2.

$....... ^32.0^.....— $ 188.012.28 ■—-——

Total

.508.50

1955-1956 General Fund.•

A & E Equipment Co. Acme Oil & Tool Co.

Instr Supis Reprs to Bldgs.

Low Low

183.29 262.50

Airline Water Co. American Ed. Pub.

Water Instr Supis

Utilities Sch Sei

142.00 820.10

American LaFrance Co. American Squares

Reprs to Equip Instr Supis

Agreement Dept Sei

Dr. David Austin General Instr Auto Parts & Machine Co. Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Bd. Act. Low

Barada & Page E. M. Barnes

Custodial Supis Transportation Equip

Low Agreement

19.13 1,112.00

Night School Supis Night Sch & Business Office

Publisher Standard

10.78 29.99

Buck’s Sporting Goods Burroughs Corp.

Instr Supis Reprs to Office Machines

Selected Standard

53.70 14.30 '

Bob Gates Cole Pemberton Civic Ed. Service Dolese Co.

Custodial Supis Home Ec. Central (Nov.) Instr Supis Reprs to Bldgs.

Low Sch Sei Sch Sei Agreement

32.45 4o.23 6.00 20.50

H. Dorsey Douglas Dowlings., Inc.

Reprs to Office Machines Instr Supis

' The Black Dispatch Branham’s Inc.

f ■

'UV

1,955.87 7.60'

■-Downtown Chevrolet Instr Supis' Bill Doyle Office Supply Instr Supis

Standard Sch^Sel „ . ---- V • J.U-J' 1" . Agreement Low

464.18 ■ 83.82 ■

25.90 10.02.

Duplicating Products Eastman Kodak Stores

Reprs to Office Machines Supplies. Business office

Standard Dept Sei

48.05 9.00

Emsco Electric Co Fretwell Motor Co

Reprs to Equip Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Low Agreement

102.62 16.43

Mabel W* Garrison Hart Industrial Co.

General Instr Instr Supis

Bd. Act Low

100.00 39.44

Hoover Equip. Co. The House of Clay

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars. Instr Supis

Dept Sei Dept Sei

Hunzicker Brothers Industrial Printing Co.

Reprs to Equips t Misc. Adm.; EKperi3eE^4,

57.0/AjS Dept Sei Election Expense 235«^ljg%

-I D..

Kilpatrick Brothers C» A. LaMar-

Bd. Action Sch Sei

26.28 30.00 ■

980 1

MEETING OE JANUARY 9, 1956 - COKT’D

Bills Recommended for Payment

E'lWbnhardt Lbr. Co. Reprs to Bldgs. Marchant Calculators Inc.Reprs to Office Machines /■

«?

Low Standard

73.30 16.08

Low Agreement

9.70 14.34

^Marshall Supply i Mechanics Coverall Metropolitan Water Co. Mideke Supply Co.

Water Repairs to Equipment.

Utilities Low

19.00 247.66

Miller Norris Co. Minn, Honeywell Co

Custodial Supls Repairs to Equip.

Low Standard

139.30 15.56

1 V J

New Sch Apparatus Reprs to Bldgs.

Dept Sei Low

Morris Chevrolet Morrison Body & Sales

Instr Supls Operation of School Bus

Agreement Low

5.55 7.50

Multigraph Sales McKesson & Robbins

Office Supls & Printing Reprs to Equip

Standard Low

71.57 5.34

National Autoharp Sales National Geographic

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

19.95 6.50

Nat’l School Assn. -Norman Plumbing Supply

Instr SuplsReprs to Equip

Dept Sei Bd. Action

D. Van Nostrand Co. A.-J. Nystrom & Co.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sei Sch Sei

15.51 69.22

Reprs to Gen Equip Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Contract Low

70.00 31.56

Supplies Garbage

Dept Sei Utilities

30.00 7.50

Water Water

Utilities Utilities

5,675.19 97.70..

Okla. Gas' & Electric Co Light & Power Okla./ Natural Gas Co. Fuel.

Utilities Utilities

'—"“-s .■— -■ ■ . . 15,383.45 14,204.79

Okla. Seating Co. Okla. Typewriter Co

Supls Reprs to office Machines '

Low Standard

251.30 17.37

Perfection Equip Co Peripole Products

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars. Instr Supls

Low Dept Sei

18.00 46.88

Plaza Court Music Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Instr Supls Low

Fat Pugh Readers Digest

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Agreement Dept Sei

4.80 12.28'

Rector's Bk. Store Supls Refrigeration Sales Co. Reprs to Equip

Low Standard

4.62 8.16

Roofing Supply Co

Reprs to Bldgs,

Low

276.50

:S & H Shade Co. Safety Del. Service

Reprs to Equip Reprs to Gen Equip

Low Standard

375.15 12.00

Sanitary Equip Co, Science Research

Custodial Supls Special Education

Low. Sch Sei

.140.25 28.71

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Agreement Low

O-K Transfer & Storage *01.1 Filter Co. Business News Okla. City Garbage Dept

City Water Dept. County Water Co. ---------- —--------- ..............................

»•

H"'

Rai

i.A-.—" "

Scott Chevrolet Co. ife' Sears Roebuck & Co.

XVn

302.40 9.72

Monroe Calculating Co Morgensen Lumber Co.

iJSeck Trailer Mfg. Co. 7. Upkeep to Trucks & Cars harp & Nichols Musi^, Co.Instr Supls asper Sipes Instr Supls Jert Smith Road Meh. Co.. Upkeep to Grounds....

Southwest Parts Corp. • Standard Paint Co.

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Instr Supls

Low Sch Sei

10.00 423.56

■J

6.00 359.20

5.75 157.00 57.00 63.00

Sch Sei Standard

1,300 .22 3.19

Standard «Lqi

4.21 49.50

-> £

GEI’BRAL FUD - CQKTJH

Standard Roofing Co. Severin Supply Co.

Bills Recommended . f o.r Payment

-’’Z' A ^’Teaching

Aids Exchange -’ifi S. Committee for UN

Instr Supls Instr Supls

.•^aseco Inc. ‘•'•^rr Wagner Pub. Co.

New Furniture & Fixtures Instr Supls

X^^llace & Tiernan ' & ^Albert Whitman Co.

1f A ‘t

Wilcox Record'Shop

Reprs Instr

Lpw .Low

20.00 88.13

19.00 3.6o 495.00 49.60

Custodial Supls Instr Supls

Sei

50.83 1.75

Instr Supls

Sch Sei

2.84

Supls , Bldgs & Grounds Custodial Supls

Low Bd. Act.

22.80 714.70

1954-1955 General Fund. $

'A & E Equipment Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass ■r .

’"Remington Rand Welch,, Jffig. Co. Bob Q‘4$h.lkes Co.

R4prs to office machines Instr Supls. Audit Supplies

' Bd. Act Sch Sei Low

420.00 657.45 18.75

r Barbour & Short Conner & Pojezny

Est #7 Coolidge School Est #7 Coolidge School

Bd. Act. Bd. Act.

5^094.10 101.88

Thd Dolese Go. Hart Industrial Supply

Mod & Reprs to Bldgs. ; Mod & Reprs to Bldgs. :

Low Low

53.71 ’ 154.78

Milner & Putney Okla. Seating Co.

Misc. Adm. Expense New Furniture & Fixtures

Bd. Action Bd. Action

1,500400 6,981.38

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Misc. Adm. Expense ' Est #7 Ridgeview Reynolds & Morrison George Smith & Son Sorey, Hill & Sorey

Final Est. Longfellow Final Douglass Ftbl. Field,.

Standard Rfg.& Mtls. Go. Mod & Reprs. to Bldgs. Est #7 Ridgeview Chas. M. Suttle I

The Texas Co. United Brick & Tile

Mod & Reprs Misc. Adm. Expense

Project 604 Bd. Action

90.00 187.82

Bd. Action Bd. Action

278.18 83.99

Low Bd. Action

2.80 8,626.00

Selected Low

“J $

r /

‘Mi;

k.■

3.65 235.00 - ■‘.'A •

1954 Bond.

Dolese Bros. Gardner Hotel Supply

Mod & Reprs to Bldgs. New Furniture & Fixtures

Agreement Bd. Action

37.80 1,560.35

Adm. Bldg. Materials & Supls ______________ r_ Materials & Supls Caretakers House Capital Hill Est #5 Valley Brook School

Low Low Low Project 203 Bd. Action

401.79 204.70 1,086.22 262.90 7,504.42

1955-1256 l B1.4g...Levx. I

M. S. Austin Lbr. Co. The Denman Floors Co. The Boardman Go. Dolese Cd. W. D. Douglas

Gardner Hotel Supply Co. New Furniture & Fixtures Materials & Supls Graybar Electric Co.

704.66 14.85

119.76 5.00.

Hart Industrial Supply Jones-Newby Supply Go.

Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

Low Dept Sei

Kilpatrick Bros. Leonhardt Lbr. Go

Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

Low Bd. Action

, Marshall Supply & Equip Materials & Supls Materials & Supls J Mideke Supply Co.

Low Low

Materials & Supls Cabinets Project #207

Standard Bd. Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Radio Supply

Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

Low Low

Reynolds & Morrison Rice Machinery Co.

Final Longfellow School Adm. Bldg.

Bd. Action Dept Sei

z Minn. Honeywell Morgensen Lumber Go 7

Bd. Action Low

Richards & Conover Hdwe.

71.7^ 3,763.66 15.00 42.98

68.58 443.35

5.58 3.50 76.04 2.20

■ Low ■

ILETING OF JAKUAHI 9, 1956 - CCNT'D T

Bldg. Levy. '■^jghSuppIy Cd. ^Standard Material^

S & H Shade Co. George Smith & Son

Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

Bills Recommended for Payment

Low Low

56.00 5.00

. Materials & Supls Low Final Longfellow Sch Chg Order #5

303.90 1,000.00

Dept Sei Low

12.65 70.35

Low

30.40

Superior Floor Co. ■*- _ Materials & Supls Thomas Concrete Pipe Co. "Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

C. C. Cooke Go. Constr of new Bldgs, Okla. Seating Co. Constr of new Bldgs. Thompson Book Co. Constr of new Bldgs. 1954-1955 Separate Fund

Bd. Action Bd. Action Bd. Action

1,511.59 25,693.40 13.800.06 &

ucks Sporting Goods Co

Instr Supls

Low

30.00

Final Douglass Fidlighting

Bd. Action

22.73 V

New Equipment

Bd. Action

" J-954-1955 Separate Bldg, Levy, I

Sorey Hill & Sorey r .v ■ <?• ji

1954 Separate Bond Goodner Van Eng. Co.

Northwest Classen Project #2. ■ ■ Guilders Constr, Co, Est. #6. Northwest Classen S,^<udgins, Thompson Ball Est. #6. Northwest Classen

Action Bd.’ Action

508.50 '

54,235.80 1,084.72

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $188,012,28, also an additional claim of Builders Construction Company on the Northwest Classen High School project, a part of Estimate $22, in the amount of $200,681.71, and a part of Estimate $22 Hudgins, Thompson,Ball and Associates, Architects, in the amount of $4,089.52, the balance to be paid when checks are received from the ‘federal government on this project; and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. ''16 Claims Approvec for Payment

BUILDINGS

k #17 Bids Let on Lumber for Adm. Bldg. & All Schools

It was moved by Hrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve letting bids on one lot of lumber for the Administration Building and All Schools to bidders as recommended in the total amount of $2,405.30, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy account, Project #401,in the amount of $1,054.80, and to the Building Levy account in the amount of $1,350.50. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." (Notice for Bids is attached below./. ...

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and. seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve an agreement with the Dolese Company to furnish all ready-mixed concrete and building sand to be used by all schools and the Maintenance Department for a period beginning January 1, 1956 through June 30, 1956, at prices shown underlined below, the material to be used as projects are approved; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: (See list of bidders on next page.)

__ J

(2 Additional Claims)

R. $18 Agreement to Furnish Coneret & Sand Approvec

MEETING CF JANUARI

1956 - CONT'D

TABULATION R. #18 C ontinued

2500$ slwip concrete f.o.b. Job site

1. Dolese Company £<■ Murphy & Perkins

11.85 per cubic yard ".. "....

3000$ slump concrete f.o.b. Job site

1. .2.

Dolese Company Murphy & Perkins

12.35

cubic yard ” "

350.©$ slump concrete f.o.b. Job site

1. 2.

Dolese Company Murphy & Perkins

12.05 P®r cub is yard H 1 W ■ 12.95 "

Class A washed and graded sand f.o.b. our plant 1. 2.

Dolese Company Murphy & Perkins

2.10 ton 2.10 ton

Class A washed and graded sand f.o.b. Job site 1. 2.

Dolese Company Murphy & Perkins

2.50 ton 2.84 per cubic yard

Standard washed sand f.o.b. our plant 1.

Dolese Company (50th & Meridian) Dolese Company (all other plants) Murphy & Perkins

1.20 tbn 2.05 ton 2.4© ton

1 ......

Standard washed sand f.o.b. Job site !

1. 2.

Dolese Company Murphy & Perkins

2.15 ton 3.24 'per cubic yard

| The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R. #19 Bids Let on Furniture

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation to let bids on one lot of classroom, office, and student dining room furniture to be purchased for the Administration Building, Hqrding, Garfield, Longfellow, Ridgeview, and Burbank schools to companies listed below in the total amount of §7,021.83, the purchase to be charged to the C-l General Account in the amount of §1,314.58, to the C-2 General Account in the amount of J6O6.OO, to the Building Levy 3M account as follows: Project #505, §2,768.90; Project #506, §1,570.60; and Project #508, §761.75; all bids having been re ceived in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

A. F. Williams Co. Branham1 s Oklahoma Seating Co.

573.00

2,612.50 3^836.33

’

MEETING OF JANUA.EI 9, 195$ - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following recommen dation submitted by the Auditor, transfer appropriation accounts: January 9, 1956

j R. #20 I Transfers of Approp. A/c’ Approved

Board of Education Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

The following transfers in appropriation accounts are submitted for your approval: From

General Fund 0-1 M-9' M-ll M-13

$50,000.00

Custodian Salaries Salaries - Repairs to Buildings Salaries - Repairs to Equipment Salaries - Upkeep of Grounds

$35,000.00 10,000.00 5,000.00

$50,000.00

TOTAL

$50,000,00

Building Levy Fund

New Buildings New Buildings

$43,759.84

1-C 1-C 301 302 309

New Buildings Paving Projects Harrison School Longfellow School

125,128.12

3-C 501

New Furniture N. W. Classen Furniture

43,759.84

67,879.54 55,701.53 1,547.05

27,934.88 27,934.88

TOTAL -------------- $196,822.84

)

196,822.84

Respectfully, (Signed) Millard Prigmore Millard Prigmore, Auditor

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

R. #21 Adjournment

MEETING OF JANUARY 31, 1956

OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, rpjT'j TUESDAX, JANUARX 31, 1956, AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett Nellie R. Melton Jim Aright ABSENT: C. B. McCray

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Mr. M. J. Burr, and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. Bill Foutz, Chief Engineer; Mr. Bill Haller, Director of Physical Education; representatives from the press and T-V stations. Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett.

Report of | Food Service Department BUILDINGS j i It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to let bid for the electrical repair! R. #22 work at Capitol Hill Junior High School to the low; bidder, Industrial Electric Company, in | Bid Let on the amount of $14,539.00, less $775.00 overtime deduction, making a total of $13,764.00; [ Electrical to be charged to the Building Levy #402 account. The motion carried on roll call, with all 1 Repair Work members present voting "Aye." '

A Financial Statement as of November 30, 1955, by the Central Food Service Department, was submitted and discussed briefly,

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Change Order #6, Weller Construction Company, Capitol Hill Activities Building, as follows:

Addition of three items: Deduction of three items: Addition Replace 2 light fixtures and add one ---- §144.50 Furnish L install 2 sets of standards and chain guards - -------- --- ------ ____ 74.39 Furnish & install piping and valves - - - 21.95

Omit remote operators where specified -----Omit installation only of all 2’-0" wide tackboard in lobby Omit all painting as specified on esposed concrete block surfaces in gym Furnish and install wire guards over clocks in gym <L Physical Educ. classrooms N/C “5240.84

R. #23 Change Order #6, Cap. Hill Activ. Bldg, Approved

Deduction

$750.00

72.00 376.00

31,098.00 I 457.16

On roll call the motion carried unanimously.

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the payment of the following bills, which came in too late to be included with the regular list of bills on January 3rd:

a. b.

Rea Engineering Company, partial payment on engineering plans for site improvement at Capitol Hill Senior High School Reynolds & Morrison, Architects, architectural services in con nection with addition to Harrison Elementa ry School Noftsger & Lawrence, Architects, final payment for architectural services, addition to Jno. Marshall Secondary School Tom Beasley Construction Company, final payment for construction of addition to Jno. Marhsall Secondary School TOTAL y------

’7.0;

Payment of Claims Approver

§2,185.15

6,636.00 291.69 , _ T?, 964.45

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Change Order #2, Charles M. Suttle Construction Company, for Ridgeview School as follows:

Installing 4" roof drain ------- addition of §127.00 Installing wood cabinets furnished by the Board 100.00 addition $227.00 Total Addition

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. a25 Change Order # Ridgviexv School Approved

MEETING OF JANUARY 31, 1956

R. #26 Change Order Contract #2, C. H. Site Improvement Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve Change Order #1, Contract #2, Connelly Construction Company, Capitol Hill Senior High School site improve ment, as follows:

Move the driveway 2J ft. west and enlarge the drive-around area, so the trucks may drive in and out in all kinds of weather — Add $184.89 to contract price. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting ‘'Aye."

R. #27 Approval to Hire Architects for Transformer Vault Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to grant permission to hire Sorey, Hill & Sorey, Architects, to draw up plans and specifications for transformer vault for electrical services in the Administration Building, to allow for increased demand of the offices. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #28 Change Order #1 Douglass Park ing Area Approved

Motion’was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Change Order.#1, Doug' lass High School parking area, for additional stabilized aggregate needed, to bring the base to the proper thickness for the installation of asphalt, adding to the contract price $595.00, recommended by Benham Engineering Company. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."

GENERAL BUSINESS

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation to cancel R. #29 Bond of Treas the bond of the School District Treasurer #57140-07-233-51, made bp- the United ^States Fidel-j urer Cancelled, ity and Guaranty Company, and to approve bond of the School District Treasurer,*'Mr. George Another ApprovedH. C. Green, for 1956 #57140-07-1504-56, United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company, in the amount of $100,000. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Ay6 Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to grant permission to direct the following people to attend the meetings as designated:

R. #30 Approval for Personnel to Attend Professional Meetings_

The Board of Educ; ition of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following personnel would attend the conferences on the dates as designated:

(a)

Mr. Otto F Thompson end Ur. J. Chester Swanson, to attend the National New Jersey, February 16-18, 1956; School Board Meeting- in Atlantic Citv, v y

(b)

Mr. Merle Burn", and Dr. Swanson to attend the meeting of the A. A. S. A., to be held in Atlantic City, February 18-23, 1956;

(c)

Mr. H. B. Ginn and Mr. David Light, to attend the Regional Conference of the Cooperative Project on Financial Accounting, Little Rock, Arksnas, January 30 - February!!, 1956;

(d)

Mrs. Anna Ebel, to attend the Western Arts Convention, Kasnas City, Missouri, March 25-29, 1956, and Miss Grace Chadwick, to attend the same Convention;

(e)

Dr. Virgil Hill and Mr. William Simpson, to attend a meeting of the South western Psychological Association, Dallas, Texas, March 22-24, 1956.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the above persons be directed to attend the confer ences designated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons on the trips be paid by the Board of Education.

The motion carried unanimously on roll call

R. #31 Approval to Employ Dr. Laurence

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to employ Dr. William Laurence, Editor of the New York Times, Science, to speak at the meeting of the Southwest Region of National Principals, April 13, 1956, in Oklahoma City. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #32 Approval to Dispose of State Textbooks

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to dis pose of a large number of state textbooks which are two years old or older, as approved by Mr. C. E. Costley, Director of Teaching Mat rials Center, and by Mr. Henry Cooper, State Textbook Director., The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF JANUARY 31, 1956 - CONT'D

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

Approved this Sixth day of February, 1956.

R. .,-33 Adj ournment

IMETIHG OF FEBRUARI 6, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKILAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA MKT IN REGULAR MONTHEI

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMIHISTDATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARI 6, 1956 AT 1:30

P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Aright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. F. Foutz, Mr. Charles Harville, and Mr. Gene Stinebeck Treasurer; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. Millard representatives of the press and T-V stations.

Dr. Melvin Barnes, Mr. I-i. J. Burr, and R. Born, Mrs. Floy Campbell, Nr. Bill - Directors; Mr. George H. C. Green, Prigmore and Mr. David Light, Auditors;

The President introduced and welcomed visitors, including members of the press and T-V stations, Mrs. John Booth, City P-T A President, Mrs. John Cochran, also representing the P-TA, and Fir. Lee K. Anderson, Director of the State Athletic Association.

j j j i

Visitors i

The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.

Invocation

Mr. Lee K. Anderson, Director of the State Athletic Association, asked Board to" consider a suggested different basis on which the Capitol Hill Senior High School and Northwest Classen High School gymnasiums may be used for the playing of basketball games that are a part of the state-wide basketball tournament series. Mr. Thompson, Board President, assured Mr. Anderson that the Board would consider his request and let him know later what the decision is.

Request for Use of N. W, Classen and

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, the minutes of'the meetings of January 2, j R. ?‘7'34 January 3, January 9, and January 31, 1956 were approved as read. I Minutes I Approved LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

The Treasurer's report for the month of January was given by Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer.

Treasurer's Report

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, reported progress toward working up a resolution in regard to ownership of sewer lines.

Attorney's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, handed out a "Report of Audit of the Board of Education, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, July 1, 1955 to December 31, 1955." He reported also that a careful check had been made on bonds for all school employees who handle money for the school system.

Auditor's Report

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, reports of the Treasurer, Attorney, and Auditor were approved, and written reports ordered filed in the office of the Clerk.

R. #35 Reports Approved

A Financial Statement as of December 31, 1955 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted and discussed briefly.

Report of Food Service Department

PERSONNEL The following personnel recommendations and information were submitted:

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

,-------- . . ------------- ... .,: —1----- !—:—; —“ ' V TERMINATIONS NAME

'-----——’—

ASSIGNMENT

Personnel Recommended

•. .------

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPE&Eife&F'

EMPLOYMENT salary

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

remark^^

effective; DATE

|<R;fsig'nati ons .......... . /' &$£

'u (MRS',) f CLfiVEL'ANPf DOROTHY f

’?

‘"(Mrs.)' i'Foreman, Aileen (Mr.) Heine,

bill

Lee

B.S.

(MRS.)

4TH

4-26-56

Mount,

I3000

melva

6th Polk

1-13-56

McMinimy, MarY>

5th Shidler

1-20-56

(Filled by Transfer)

(MRS.)

o.u.

iwhhI

B.S. $3400

c.s.

principal

Edwin ?$^s,j -

■

'.Masonhal-l,

wynema

Florene tH&dden,

Marjorie.

Prairie queen Math Southeast

Nurse Capitol Hill Sr.

English & s. S. John Marshall

. 2-lff 7-56

(Filled

by transfer)

12-2-55

(Filled By transfer)

M3-56

(Mrs.) Sanders. Lillian (Mlis)

McCartney, suza^w’e

Nurse

R.N. 42,500

WE.EDN

Hospital

Capitol English & So^fe^r^i

1-23-56 ?

John ‘Marshali&h^l'uE

B.S.

I3Q00

o.u.

’

I" 13-56

' *' V

INSTRUCTIONAL

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

Assignment

(Miss) Montgomery,

glenna

(w?s.) 30LLlS,*B’E’&Y,

------- SWr-*——

(mrs.'>)_

EFFECTIVE ■ DATE * 'w-

Phys. Ed. Classen

1-20-56

Science Southeast

1-20-56

& 2nd Valley Brook

(Mrs J, SMltH,

Kdgt. Johnson

(Mr.) Fhomas'.-t

Carpentry Capitol hill

(Mr.)

Math Grant

CATKINS

1-20-56

SR.

1=2.7^56.

APPROVED

SCIENCE $3400

(Mrs.) Britton, Bertha

$3000

(Mrs.) Driver, Dorothy

$3400

L.H.T.C,

M9-56

Johnson

$3400

A.CaC.

M2-56

Math ■ Grant

1-30-56

Girls Phys. Ed. Central

1—23—56

Commerce Central

Southeast 1ST & 2ND

1-16-56

Valley Brook kdgt.

(Filled by Substitute)

Cleo

(Mrs.) Christian. Dolores

$3100

(Mrs.) Dooley, Marlene

$3000

B.S. M9RNTNGBIDE

(Miss)

(AddiitionAlJ,..^.

Kellogg, Anna

wheeler,

Resigned)

nr-

DEGREE COLLEGE

(Mrs.)

(APPlTlbi

SALARY

(MRS.)

J st

Sheppard

NAME

1ST

Sheets, Lajuanna

$3000

(Mrs.), Thrasher, Rubye

$3400-

Ridgeview Eifel (Bh

Northwest Cla

Bethany

(Mlss)

S'( ~

Vaughn, Colleen

Additional)-'

Wolfe. Marian

5TH LONGFELLOW

1-23-56

$3000

-v—-

(Mlss)

special. $3000

Creston*

)

a4.

> £

Barde, letha

(Vernita Hendricks - Illness

(F*?s. ) Boyd. Olive (Mrs.) Cone, Wanda_______

Sxlv(a billings - Illi*

'(Miss

Sequoyah Duration

(MISS)

(Carolyn-Palmore - Leave of Absence)

$3400

OoC.U.

B.S. $3400

$3400

WILBERFORCE U

B.A. O.B.U.

Lee Duration of Me

(MRS.)

NON-DEGREE

Hadlock, Minnie

YThelma Hom

'J'l $

12-12-56

Resignee)

Heninger, Lillian

Illness)

(Myrtle BorrE

(Ethel shelden - Illness)

(Eula*JaI

$3600

(Mrs.) Howard, walsie .

$3600

(Mrs.) Lovejoy, Esther

$2800.

OWENS,

transferred!

Putnam Heiq For 9 days^M

12-16-56

Mark Twain For 4 »pA^

BiA©

Vanfleet. Anna

For 2;

Dillard

IRENE

TAFW

BiS.

(MRS.)

(Milo Bernard -

Non-degree

8-5-56

■«?

(MRSi)

^€£ss)

Jackson For 8 days Rancho VilL Duration o~h

(Ml ss)

(JIMMY HAR

of nei

Truman Duration of NeS

$3400

DOAKE IlMVo

1-12-56

durati

TF^T----------------■Leaves

of\Absence

LWfcRNITY •

\Chiodo.

jsEeo

Burbank

{-20-56

(Don Ambroson - Previously Shown)

, (mrW),

(MRS.)

•SMI TH;* HENRI ANNA

Jenkins, norma

$3000

(miss) Joullian, Jeanette

$3360

Speech Therapist [‘ TAfelEriffit)£lLLE

«. (Mrs. )■ s -TVleP'^Clara Lou

(Mrs.)-' " K WILLINGHAM. HELEN,

BRYAIS

1st Burbank

1-23-56

Hill, Patricia

1st BURBANK

1-23-56

Math Taft

(MR.)

2-4-56

Herrell, Paul

Non-degree

Speech TherAp ■ Bryan

1-23-56

(MRS.)

1-20-56

MATH

Taft

1st Ross

CLERICAL

PERSONNEL

tomaa ....

<•

EFFECTIVE DATE

assignment

nam*

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

&ui?£iSa&oNS

TabJJperator Research ibm

' FR«iw&‘-MARJOR tiR&Bk

(MRS.) 1-6-56

IBM

Secretary Research W

1-31-56

Johnson, Dorothy

I-13-56

(Replaced

l (LAuW^TTHara.ffeaHamHHE Fiqwn as

Mohn, Ludelle

$205

1-30-56

Verifier Research

IBM

$20 s

1-30-56

Keypunch, Research

f TBM'i' i

(MRS.)

Key Punch Research

S B^isiWANDA

^IRoth Snj&er -

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT v

Resigned)

Temporary Empi

oyee)

(Mrs.) LANE, MARY

$205

1-9-56

Secretary Northwest Classen

(Mrs.) Robinson. Yvonne

1180

r-25-56

Clerk- . Personnel

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS F0R 1956

JANUARY -

Anderson,

1956

veta

Elem., Phys. Ed., Secondary

Bell, Carl

Math, Soc. Sci., English

Bonner, Margaret

Kdgt., Elementary

Burlingame, Jerry

Sociology, English, History

Burt,

Social Studies, Eng., Elem

olivette

1-6

Cabaniss, Helen

Elementary

Carter, Donald

English, Science, Elem,

Chadwick, Beulah

Commerce, English, Soc. Stu,

davenport,

Elementary

Cherie

1-6

Oaulton, Roberta

Kdgt., Elementary

Fluty, Hannah

Elem., English, History

Gall, Barbara

Elementary 1-3

Hall, Madge

Library, English

Hatchett, Oleta

Elementary

Hedgecock, Bessie

Elementary

Hill, Ada

Elem., English, Speech

Howell, Leona

Elementary

Lortz, Ruth

Elementary

Pine, Helen

English, Elementary

Sandford, Martha

Elementary

Elementary Science

MATION TO THE BOARD

Change in Salary

Request

permission to adjust the salary of Mary k. woods, teacher at Columbus, from $3200 to $3400 THIS WILL MAKE HER SALARY IN AGREEMENT WITH THE PRESENT SALARY SCHEDULE.

Change in Effective Resignation and Leaves of absence Dates

Request permission to change the effective dates of Resignation and Leaves December 2', I955» to January 2, 1956 on the following peoples1 Resignation

X M .^'MA rs

rie

Norris - Rockwood

of<

3SENCE FROM ■

Leaves off Absence^ Mrs. Patti■‘Masel--^Fillmore Mrs., Jan mcRee - John Marshall

Additional Positions

-PERMISSION TO TRANSFER DOROTHY YOACHUM FROM A TEMPORARY POISTION IN THE PUPIL SERVICE Salary on basis of <|6o per month - to a Permanent ADD! IONAL POSITION IN THE ' tyliCE Department - on a 10 months basis - salary on/ I PER MONTH ,2f T956i ' -

fro" STAFF OF THE

JTO EMPLOY AN ADDITIONAL CLERK TYPIST TO BE A

’Manager.

Temporary Employment

Request permission to employ Helen Westerman as Temporary Clerk IN'the Research Department Salary on basis of $l6o per month - Effective January (8, 1956.

-T7—■" ssr

'.j

EMPLOYMENT OR ______________________________________________________ _ __________ :______ _ ___ ~ ............

TERMINATIONS NAME

(Mr.) Clark. Parry ;(Mr.) ; Enloe, Millard .

Foreman. John (Mr.)

Relief fireman All Schools

1-6-56

(Filled by Transfer)

Floorman Heronville

1*24—56

(Filled

Floorman Harding

1-5-56

(Mr.) HartTj Brett Curtis

Head Custodian West Nichols Hills

1-31-56

(Filled

1-5-56

(Mr.) Johnson. Ray

John

Floorman Central

. (Mr.) Powers, Bernard

Floorman Dunbar

NoEr

NAME

salary

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

Transfer)

|"6“56

|t?5

1-6-56

Transfer)

Murphy, william

ed)

Floorman Harding

.>4

Guice. Daniel

!-5t.56

$175

1-9-56

Floorman ' Dunbar l Roving Watchman

1160

1-25-56

Admin. Bldg.

§175

1-23-56

Floorman Northwest Classen

1-16-56

4time floorman Northeast

(MR.)

Holsey, Henry

(MR.) "7

••

Floorman Central

$875

(MR.)

&^^Mikles - Transferred)

R YREMARKg m .

■

(MR.)

(Charles Jackson - transfers

REPLACEMENT - -‘Ay w -________________________

---------------------------------------------------

.Bennett; James

(MR.)

EFFECTIVE DATE

assignment

Resignations (MrJ’|

PERSONNEL

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

Jerry Muse - Transferred)

McCathern, Clarence

187J50

Jerry Muse - Transferred

(Mr.) Ratliff,

$87.50

■*

4time Floorman verl

.1* 16* 56

Mayfair. l

LAYBAUGH^ LqtaEx'-t' ■ “

Johnson

Ig-15-55

Grant

12-15-55

Thompson, Virginia

(Filled

Hr,

12-19-55

Johnson

Student)

12-15-55

Hensley, Norma

Northwest Classen

12-15-55

(Filled

Northwest Classen

12-15-55

williams, olive

6o?

Students) Northwest classe

*>»

Leave of Absence

MALOY, RUTH-T ;

12-21-55 '

Fillmore

MURPHY, MARGARET

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Change

Salary and

ft.

assignment

Dell Beeson - from Floorman at Northeast -■ Salary $175 to All Schools Relief Salary <210 - Effective January (6, 1956.

fireman

Charles Jackson - from RoviNG WCHMAN ^T4®MtwrsTRATivE BuiLbrNG - Salary $|6o to AT-HERONVILLE - SALARY <175 - EFFECTIVE JANUARY 25, I956.

W. T. MIKLES - FROM FLOORMAN AT NORTHWEST CLASSEN - SALARY <185 TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT

Ridgeview - Salary <210

Effective January

20, (956.

A. E. WILC0XS0N - FROM FLOORMAN AT CAPITOL HILL JUNIOR - SALARY $2(0TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT BURBANK - SALARY I256.66 -

Effecti ve JANUARY 50,

1956.,

; »■

I \•>'

’ ’

WiTTENr

Esther

STUDENT CAFETERIA WORKERS AT 60jf PER HOUR yd

Beaver,’’ Larry Duckworth,* Gayle . 'A.

"gd A, ‘

Rain, Barbara ,J

MORB.i 50Nj CLAIM'S

Fansher, Bob

Moss,

Jackson, Johnny

Sorrells, Gary

Tommy

i —

PE/RS(

1-------------TERMINATIONS

jlfe

ASSIGNMENT

..rid|eiM, Johnny S

~ ~ ' ''' F. B B R n A R. y

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

1-9. 5- 6

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

L REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

HLaaierer.

1/10/56

Carpenter

1/4/54

Van D«

-Rla-sterer

i/iq/54

. JJTP-Wg Dan Wa

Plasterer

1/13/54

Laborer

1/10/56

Laborer

1/12/54

Son^ Ray V.

jer hr.

1/26/' 4

Painter

/■Howton/ J.esse T

.Laborer

1^/31/54

Adkerson, Ernest, G, .1x25-1 er -hr«

1/2 5/'4

Student Painte

>. Humble.’ R. . .C', &

Foreman

1/12/54

Carpenter

12/2.6/56

RE-EMPLOIED

Carpenter

1/4/54

Randolph^ W. R,

jT^tetyement, Jesse

Carpenter

1AM

..LonkiCjCfeflil Alton

Carpenter

1/4/56

laborer.

1/19/56

.’tel}- : fV

(

[iJL

■1

■--------

^nirall. J. H,

. ’

TRANSFERRED FROM Cl STODIAI TO MAINTEN ANGE

—Clark Parry G.,

2^400

1/25/51

Landscape

/. Gai^n, Forest 0 Alfred

1a50

(

axle

1/13/f 4—Time- WoAppr

1/4/54 1/10/ .4.

1/4/56 *1/13/56

Clerk

1/20/56

Steam-Fittei 1/4/56 laborer

1/17/5.6 ■

Motion to approve the foregoing list of recommended personnel, and personnel information was made by" Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members votingV'Aye."

R. #36 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1956 - CONT'D

BILLS AND PAYROLLS Bills Recom mended for Payment

Recommendation to approve-the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented: February 6, 1956

Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools: Dear Dr. Swanson:

The following matters are presented for your consideration: BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 6, 1956:

Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item

yla ,?lb ,/lc Rid z^le ylf #lg #lh ,7Zii #lj #lk

1955-56 1954-55 1955 1954 1955-56 1954-55 1954-55 1954

GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND BOND FUND BOND FUND BUILDING LEVY BUILDING LEVY SEPARATE FUND SEPARATE BOND FUND NORTHWEST CLASSEN BUILDING FUND NORTHWEST CLASSEN PROJECT #2 GARDEN OAKS PROJECT #2

-■176,349.73 16,992.49 79,349.46 24,730.73 116,067.34 . 3,441.96 1,205.04 3,304.17 47,016.11 5^644.54 2'5,346.05 TOTAL---------- $549,531.66

£955-1956 General Fund.

AT & SF Railway Company. A & E Equipment Co.

Misc. Adm. Expense Instr Supls

Board Action Low

143.46 73,94

A & W Violin Shop Acme Food Store

Reprs to Musical Instr Home Ec. (Dec.) Moon Jr.

Standard Sch Sei.

169.60 140.25

Addressograph-Multigraph Adult Ed. Assn.

Office Supls & Printing Teaching Aid Supls

Standard ■ Dept Sei

629.06 1.00

Aircraftsmen Inc. Air'Sales Inc.

Instr Program Instr Shpls

Agreement Agreement

Air Reduction Sales Al?s Radio & TV

Repr & Replace Shop Equip. Instr Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

13.65 9.75

Airline Water Co. American Book Co.

Water Teaching Aid Supls

Utilities Publisher

70.25 7.34

Low Dept Sei Agreement Dept Sei Dept Sei

6.20 1.00 1,087.40 7.25 4.90

American American American American American

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Electric Co. Geographical Soc. Instr Supls Reprs to Gen Equip La France Corp. Museum Shop Instr Supls School & University Supplies

1,152.14 110.57

Instr Shpls American Viewpoint, Inc. Anderson Prichard Oil Corp. Instr Supls

Dept Sei Low

9.69 39.60

Applet on-Century-Croft s Art Full Picture Co,

Publisher Dept sel

5.40 485.62

Assoc. Ed. Intn’l. Atomic Sound Eng. Co.

Teaching Aid Supls Instr Supls

Teaching Aid Supls Reprs to Gen Equip.

Publisher Standard

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Low Low

B & R Market Baptist Book Store

Home Ec. Capt’l Hill Sr. Instr Supls

Sch Sel Sch Sel

Barada & Page, Inc. E. M. Barnes

Custodial Supls Rent Trans. Equip.

Low Agreement

38.26 1,061.20

Barnes & Noble, Inc. - Beacon Publishing

Teaching Aid Supls Night Sch Supls

Publisher Publisher

1.48 10 « 00

Reprs & Replace Pianos Instr Supls

Standard Sch Sel

41.00 15,00

Upkeep to Trucks & Gars Instr Supls !

Standard Sch Sel..

The Automotive Inc, - Auto Parts & Machine Co.

, Honier A Bell * ^^L-ls Grocery ■ ■ Boardman Co. Boice-Crane Co.

1.57 45.00 106.08 87.63 47.75 76.50

' 35 <•- V

Clarence L Boyd Co. Branham’s, Inc.

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars New Furniture & Fixtures

Standard Low

73.49 538.80

Braniff Airways, Inc. John A. Brown Co.

Misc. Adm. Expense Instr Supls

Standard Sch Sei

142.60 245.49

Win. C. Brown Co. Bruce Publishing Co.

Teaching. Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Publisher Publisher

3.00 5.76

Bostitch-Midwest Inc. Bottenfield’s Inc.

Supplies Instr fflipls

Low Low

4.50 9.60

R R Bowker Co. Bureau of Publications

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Publisher Publisher

5.00 1.50

Burgess Publishing Co. Burroughs Corp.

Teaching Aid Supls Reprs to Office Machines

Dept Sei Standard

2.12 7.18

Butler Shade Co. California Test Bureau

New Furniture & Fixtures Instr Supls

Low Standard

350.36 213.14

Cambell & Hall, Inc. Cambell 1 Hall, Inc.

Teaching. Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

2.90 5.08

Capitol Towel Supply Carpenter Paper Co.

Misc. Adm. Expense Instr Supls

Agreement Low

2.80 839.07

Bob Gates Center of Information on America

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Teaching Aid Supls

Low Dept Sei

256.78 8.00

Child Training Assn Inc. Childrens Press

Instr Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Sch Sei Dept Sei

-4.00 6.30

Christian Board of Pub. City Bus Go. Bitv Soring- Works

Teaching Aid Supls Rent Trans. Equip. Unkeep to Trucks & Cars

Dept Sei Agreement Low

f1 Clarkes Violin House .1’ Cole -Pembert on Co. Colgate Palmolive Co. 1 Collins Dietz Morris Co.

1.75 2,314.69 17.32

Reprs to Musical Instr Instr Supls

Custodial Supls Instr Supls

20.85

I/'-

Columbia University Press J, H. Conger

Teaching Aid Supls Teachers Salaries

Dept Sei Agreement

Congressional Digest Conner & Pbjezny

Instr Supls Est. #1. Belle Isle Sch.

Sch Sei Board Act.

Lee Cbnner Equip. & Supply Connies Pres. Shop.

Reprs to Equip Health Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

'The Copp Clark Co Teaching Aid Supls Publisher Coppock Music Co. Reprs & Replace Musical Instr. Low Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Supplies Standard

2.89 73.50

7.00 7,315.58 6,4? 16.80

2.93 155.00 91.45

Co-Operative Pub. Co. Coward-McCann, Inc.

Instr Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Standard Dept Sei

63.00 1.71

Cox Radio & Television George F. Gram Go.

Upkeep to Equip Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

17.15 197.01

Creative Playthings Inc. A G Croft Pub.Go.

Instr Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Sch Sei Publisher

108.86 1.12

Daily Law Journal Record DanCu Chemical Go.

Legal Publications Supls

Publisher Dept Sei

130.55 16.08

Davidson Leo Day • ’ 4'J- ■":) John Day Dear0yrn

New FUrniture. & Fixtures Instr Supls

Low Dept Sei

381.80 250.00

Teaching Aid Supls Custodian Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

4.46 733.45

T S'Denison & Go. Denoyer-Geppert Go.

Teaching Aid Supls Instr Supls

Publisher Sch Sei

4.11 46.56

Dickerson DeWees Co. Dodd, Mead & Co. Inc.

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Teaching Aid Supls

Agreement Dept Sei

7.24 4.78

Sales & Service • Go. Chemical Go.

l 4

Dolese Go. Don-Li, Inc.

Instr Supls & Repairs Misc. Adm. Expense

Agreement Election Expense

The Dryden Press Inc. Doubleday & Go. Inc.

Teaching Aid Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

7.44 3.66

Fred J. Drake Go. H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Instr ffiipls Supls

Sch Sei Low

3.75 55.75

Dowlings, Inc. Downtown Chevrolet Inc.

Instr Sei Instr Supls

Sch Sei Agreement

Supplies Reprs to Office Machines

LowStandard

Bill Doyle JDuplicating Products

E P Dutton & Co. Eastman Kodak Stores

Teaching Aid Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

Ed. Audio Visual Inc. Ed. Recording Services

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Publisher Dept Sei

136.78 235*65

851.68 12.00

1,026.85 444.30

■

15.51 4.00

1.53 7.08

Sch Sei Dept Sei

5.50 451.95

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Low Sch Sei

140.70 10.90

Teaching Aid Supls Reprs to Equip

Dept Sei Low

2.88 308.25

Instr Supls Rental

Sch Sei Agreement

6.38 300.00

Fleck Bearing Go. Follett Publishing Co.

Mtls. Arts Equip Teaching Aid Supls

Standard Dept Sei

1.30 13.96

The Garrard Press Gaylord Bros. Inc.

Teaching Aid Supls Instr Supls

Publisher Sch Sei

1.62 15.95

General Electric Slipply Co. Reprs to Equip Ginn & Co. Teaching Aid Supls

Low Publisher

108.00 14.23

Graham Paper Co. Hugh B. Ginn

Instr Supls Misc. Adm. Expense

Low Board Action

44.38 33.48

Graybar Elec. Go. Inc. Robert W. Grubbe Co.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Low Sch Sei

51.00 49.91

Goodwill Industries Hackett Electric Co.

Instr Supls Reprs to Equip

Board Action Dept Sei

288.00 8.38

E M Hale Go. Hanson-Bennett

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Publisher Dept Sei

28.32 414.90

Harmolin Co. Hart Industrial Supply

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Standard Low

67.50 444.51

Harcourt, Brace & Co.. Harper & Bros.

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

13.84 13.59

Misc. Adm. Expense Home Ec. Webster

Dept Sei Sch Sei

94.35 33.50

Holiday House Inc. Houghton Mifflin Go.

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Publisher Publisher

1.40 3.74

The House of Wren Hunnicutt Publishing Go.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Low Sch Sei

508.00 50.91

Hunzicker Bros. Oran Huston Lbr. Co.

Reprs to Equip. Instr Supls

Derp&XSel D^t'-Sel

4.65 14.80

Iaspier national Business

Rental & Reprs

Agreement

Educators progress Service Instr Supls Electronic Business Machines Supplies

(Electronic Supply Co. -Estamae * -Exposition Press Inc. t Fe deral Corporat ion ■ ■Ferguson Music Co. ’C. J. Fishman

E. Ds Hill Jr. ■ Hoagland Grocery

1,123.42

j k

nera. Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Upkeep to Grounds

Standard Low

16.55 18.00

Jenkins Music Co. Johnson Motors

Mtls. Musical Instr. Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Sch Sei Low

16.50 13.60

Johnson Wholesale Jones Boys

Visual Aid Supls Home Ec. Southeast

Low Sch Sei

42.96 93.55

Kamp Bros.

Home Ec.' Classen, NW C' Harding & Franklin

n Sch Sei

115.43

David Kahn Inc. Kelly’s Tire & Battery

Clerk Supls Reprs to Equip

Low Agreement

1.83 4.50

Harry Keeton Supply Go Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.

Mtls. Repr Furniture Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sei Publisher

2.95 8.34

F. B. Kooch S. H. Kress

Supplies Instr Supls

Dept Sei Sch Sei

45.00 2.94

Otto R. Krueger Electric Go.Reprs to Equip Larsen Music Co Instr Supls

Low Dept Sei

4.4-0 214.25

Lea & Febiger Truman R. Lee

Instr Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Sch Sei Dept Sei

^3.50 9.89

Leland Equip GO. B Lippincott Co.

Ind. Arts Equip. Instr Supls

Standard Sch Sei

2.40 40.06

Eteivid Light Harold Lindner

Misc. Adm. Expense Instr Supls

Board Action Dept Sei

International Harvester lira's Tire Shop

& K *

A".

Litho Negative & Plate Lone Star School Book

93.19 109.90

Supls Siipls

Dept Sbl Dept Sei

22.35 13.28

Longmans Green & Go MacMillan Go.

Teaching Aid Siipls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept £fel Dept Sei

2.08 9.31

Mechanics Coverall Supply Medley Scale & Equip. Go.

Custodial Supls Health Siipls

Agreement Standard

8.90 16.25

Charles E. Merrill Books Metropolitan School

Teaching Aid Supls Instr—Siipls

Dept SOI Dept Sei

3.71 ^1.50

Water Reprs to Equip

Utilities Standard

34.45 65.87

Est. #1 Belle Isle Sch Reprs to Office Machines

Board Action Agreement

ess Forms G, Food Mkt.

Supls Research Office Home Ec. Marshall

Low Sch Sei

Tire ’Co.

. Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

'<®«j'trppolitan Water Co. Supply Go. ' c* Construction Co Cal. Mach. Co.

AC McCinjBg'&Go.

j ? “___________ ■ McGraw Hill'Bk -Go. McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Low

•

12,415.50 93.00 39.60 56.61

? 16.00

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls Office ffiipls

Dept Sel Low

95^4 66.5^

Rand McNally & Co. National Aviation Ed.

Teaching Aid Supls Instr Siipls

Dept Sel Dept Sel

389.65 2.60

National Cash Register" Co • Nat’l Council Soc. Studies

Sunnlies Instr Supplies

Standard Sch Sel

41.75 4.00

Nat’l Ed. Assn. Nat’l Geographic Society

Instr Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sel Dept Sel

20.29 7.50

Instr Supls Supls Public Relations

Dept Sel Dept Sel

58.00 11,00’

Instr Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sel Publisher

ty Council iblic Relations for^Crippled BopklBiWery

Upkeep of Grounds fiEnstr Supls

3.00 ■ 29sl9

rife

■

•

Low Sch Sel

85.00 11.15

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1955-56 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D

0il’'F,ilter Co. Okla. City Assn, of Insurance Agents

Upkeep to Grounds Insurance

Low Insurance

21.12 69,731.37

Okla. City Garbage Dept. Okla. City Tent & Awning

Custodial Supls Instr Supls

Utilities Sch Sei

7.50 20.23

Okla. City Water Dept. Okla. City Linen Service

Water Custodial Supls

Utilities Agreement

5,044.42 140.81

Okla. Gas & Electric Co. Okla. Ldry. & Dry Gleaning

Light & Power Custodial Supls

Utilities Sch Sei

18,306.88 37.40

Okla. Nat’l Gas Co. Okla. Oxygen Co.

Fuel Instr Supls

Utilities Agreement

19,677.26 220.26

Okla. Paper Go. J^kla. State Penitentiary

Instr ffiipls Library Supls

Low Dept Sei

Okla. Seating Co. Okla. Typewriter Go.

Instr Supls Reprs to Office Machines

Board Action Low

C&f ord University Press Parker Publishing Co.

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Publisher Publisher

2.02 5.22

Barents’ Institute, Inc. L-.;T Payne

Instr Supls Custodial Supls

Sch Sei Agreement

3.50 65.00

Peery’s Tire & Supply Co. Perfection Equip. Go.

Upkeep to Grounds Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Dept Sei Low

24.95 13.10

W. J. Pettee & Co. Pitney Bowes, Incorp.

Instr Supls Rental Office. Machines

Sch Sei Standard

33.56 18.00

Instr Supls Supls, Business Off ice Supls, Business Office

Low ' Postage (Jan.) Postage (Jan.)

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Postmaster Postmaster

....

670.80 30.90

1,069.76 60.00

3.74 150.00 50.00

Fred A Praeger, Inc. Prentice-Hall, Inc.

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Publisher Publisher

Prime Petroleum Products Quick Charge, Inc.

Mtls. Trucks & Cars Reprs to Equip

Low Standard

1,151.16 22.45

Radiator Specialty Co. Radio Corp, of America

Instr Supls Reprs to Equip

Dept Sei Standard

34.39 30.96

Reprs Reprs Instr Instr Reprs

Dept Sei Standard Sch Sei Publisher Standard

81.84 98.25 72.00 4.74 735.90

Radjo Supply, Inc. * John W. Ramsbottom Jr. Readers Digest Rector’s Book Store - Remington Rand

to Equip to Equip Supls Supls to Office Machines

5.00 25.04

Rice Machinery Co. Richards & Conover Hdwe,

Reprs to Office Machines Instr Supls

Sch Sei Low

4.40 769.97

Rine,hart & Co. Harry L. Retter

Instr Supls Reprs to Equip

Dept Sei Dept Sei

4.10 32.92

Robberson Steel Go. Ronald Press Co.

Vocational Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

92.11 3.32

Row Peterson & Co. Royal Typewriter Go.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sei Standard

5.06 40.76

J. T. Rumbaugh Lbr. Co. S& J Supply Co.

Reprs to Bldgs. Sch Bus Operation

Bd. Action Standard

732.19 4o.66

Ben'j. H. Sanborn & Co. Sanitary Equipment Co.

Teaching Aid Supls Custodial Supls

Publisher Low

6.04 140.25

Willis G. Sautbine Scholastic Magazines

Rental Teaching Aid Supls

Agreement Dept Sei

300.00 5.00

The.School Musician

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Standard

Operation of Sch Bus Teaching Aid Supls I

Agreement Dept Sei'

bevrolet Co. 1 R. Scott, Inc

2.00

-,f.

3.4

39 MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1956 - CONT'D

1955-56 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D

Ldw Low

55.34 43.46

Mtls. Trucks & Cars Mtls. Trucks & Cars

Low Dept Sel

25.08 2,02

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sel Sch Sel

412.10 782.73

Singer Sewing Machine Co Skql Corp.

Instr ’Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sel Standard

24.03 13.45

Supls Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Dept Sel Standard

7.50

Standard Contract

‘ 26.70 5„ 865-69

Severin Supply Co. Sharp Auto Supply Co.

arp & Nichols Music Co. sper Sipes School Books

. Skirvin Hotel Bert Smith Road Mach.

Smith Corona Inc. Reprs to Office Mach. Southwestern Bell Telephone Telephone Service I p

Southwest Sewing Machine Southwest Wheel, Inc.

Instr Supls Maintenance of Bus

Dejbt Sel Low

4.50 576.78

Spurlin Sales Co. State Agency Surplus Prop.

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Instr Supls

Standard Dept Sel

Stahdard Roofing & Mtls. Star Engraving Go.

Reprs to Bldgs. Night Sch Supls

Low Dept Sel

33.89 1,047.05 ST 70.50 17.90

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Instr Supls

Low Sch Sel

40.39 2.50

Storkville Dick Stout & Co.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Sch Sel Dept Sel

69.31 24.10

Ed Stuart’s Music Shop Talbot Rubber Go. % Mary^A Thacker, Clerk B H l&iomas

Reprs to Musical Instr Mtls. & Labor, KOKH

Low Dept Sel

30.00 8.22

Petty Cash Labor Printing

Dept Sel Agreement

156.45 111.11

Instr Supls Water

Sch Sel Utilities

416.02 4.50

Steel Supply Co. ■y Street & Smith

ThoJ^on Bk. & Supply 'Townwf Nichols Hills Triable ELue Print Dnde^ood Corp. ;'i ■ AV’ ' ft Wited Brick & Tile University of Chicago Press

Instr Supls Reprs to Office Machines

Low Standard

Reprs to Bldgs. Teaching Aid Supls

Low Publisher

72.50 6.16

dnive^sity of Okla. Press University of N. C. Press

Teaching Aid,Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sel Publisher

3.32 2.92

Supls Custodial Supls

Dept Sel Low

8.00 433.40

Vicking Press Inc. Vishal Specialty Cof

Teaching Aid Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sel Sch Sel

2.00 4.50

Harr Wagner Publishing Co. talker Stamp & Seal pp.

Instr Supls Supls, Bldgs. & Grounds

Sch Sel Low

6.20 r 5.00

Custodial Supls Instr Supls

Low Low

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sel Sch Sel

475.36 63.90

Instr Supls Office Supls

Sch Sel Low

31.35 314.75

Vernon Law Book Co. . Vertal Inc.

! ’ Wallace & Tiernan ■ Waugh Bros.. Supply 1 ; F ■* W. w. Welch Mfg. W@ld.ing Equip. Co. We We;

;ern Bank & Office sera Newspaper Union

We >ern Union Telegraph Co. Telephone Tht Westminster Press Teaching Aid Supls f

—

Instr Supls Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

''3£o.¥buck & Co. 'Co.

Albert Whitman & Co. H. 'W. Wilson Co. Dr. Kimbell Wiles John Wiley & Sons

Utilities Publisher

Publisher ".Published Consultant Publisher

1.60 1,359.83

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25.04 22.5O

22.80 2.99 1.50 2 2.0.9 ' 466.67 5.56

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1955-1956 General Fund. West Disinfecting Co. Custodial. Supls Home Ec. Douglass Wilson Groceries Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co. Reprs to Musical Instr

gfe'sel Sch Sei

<< 319.^5 xqp.59 89.45

Wordcrafters Guild World Book Co.

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

10.95 11.12

The?World Publishing Co. Yale University Press

Teaching Aid Supls Teaching Aid Supls

Dept Sei Dept Sei

27.66 13.50

Yow Brake & Clutch

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars

Low

16.38

Custodial Supls Instr Supls

Board Action Dept Sei

189.24 167.01

Industrial Chemical Labs. Kilpatrick Brothers

Custodial Supls Instr Supls

Low Board Action

2,070.00 7,002.40

Monroe Calculating Mach. New Method Bk. Bindery

New Sch Apparatus Library Bks.

Board Action Publisher

1,340.00 316.72

Okla. State Penitentiary W J Pettee & Co.

Library Bks. Recreation Supls

Dept Sei Low

Plywood Okla. Co. Remington Rand

Instr Supls Reprs to Office Machines

Board Action Board Action

Richards & Conover Hdwe Science Research Assoc.

Upkeep to Trucks & Cars Instr Supls

Low Dept Sei

14.95 56.10

W. M. Welch Co.

Instr Supls

Dent Sei

=;.94

Instr Supls

Board Action

’4

1954-1955 General Fund.

-Hart Industrial Supply Fred Jones, Inc.

^festern Bank & Office

1955 Bond.

524.00 134.70

485.43 4,550.00

236.00

•

The Boardman Co. Branham1 s Inc.

Improvement to Grounds New Furniture & Fixtures

Low Board Action

Bissell Builders Supply Barbour & Short

New Bldgs. Est #8. Coolidge Sch

Board Action Board Action

3,800.00 11,021.90

; City Treasurer j * Conner & Pojezny

Misc. Adm. Expense New Bldgs

Project #604 Board Action

384.84 227.48

4 Coston Frankfurt & Short P E. V. Cox Constr

Final Capt’l Hill Fieldhse Est. #9 bs. S. Grant

Board Action Board Action

154.13 37,604.33

L| &ane Co. Dolese Co.

New Bldgs. Mod. & Reprs

Board Action Agreement

1,014.70 268.62

15.33 . 196.00

li-94

Emsbo Electric Supply Huhzicker Bros. r<t. IBM Corp. Jones & Andrews

Mod. & Reprs to Equip Est. #6 Valley Brook Sch

Loeffler Greene Supply Lippert Bros.

New Bldgs. Misc. Adm. Expense

Okla. Seating Co. Okla. County Planning Com.

New Furniture & Fixtures Misc .Adm. Expense

Board Action Project #604 '-..t Low Project #6o4

Mideke Supply Co. Roofing Supply Co.

Mod. & Reprs. to Bldgs. Mod. & Reprs. to Bldgs.

Low Low

Est. #8. Ridgeview School Misc. Adm. Expense ‘

Board Action Project #6o4.

Misc. Adm. Expense Est; #8 Ridgeview

Project #6o4„ B oaxd,. A?t ion.>4...

215.46

, 252.99 ’.90 5^30 109.04 83.71 19.95

■ ni

• Reynolds & Morrison <? Bob Roberts

V "

George Smith & Son &C_has. M. Suttle GonStr Co.

425.48 800.00 135.00 21,274.00 62.25 480- 52

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1954 Bond. k

8,5b3.12--’547o6

Ch ston Frankfurt Short Crane Go.

Final Est. Capt’l Hill Sr. Mod. & Reprs.

Board Action Low

‘Commercial Equip. Go. Graybar Electric Co.

New Equip. Mod. & Reprs Equip

Board Action Low

12,811.50 5.00

Goodner Van Engineering The Jones Go.

New Equip New Equip

Board Action Board Action

2,824.91 398.75

Norman Plbg. Supply W. J. Pettee & Co.

Mod. & Reprs Mod. & Reprs

Board Action Low

21.85 96.40

Richards & Conover Hdwe Standard Roofing & Mtls.

Mod & Reprs Mod & Reprs

Low Low

12.74 2.40

Acme Brick Co. Acme Quality Paints

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Low

172.07 52.30

American Floor Surfacing American Marble Tile Co. y M.................. Austin Lbr. Go. -.................. Autb jf’arts & Machine Co.

Mtls. & Supls Misc. Adm. Expense

Standard Project 401

100.. 50 187.00

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Dept Sei

119.60 92.55

Ball'jbistributing & Eng. jp Barkd| & Page, Inc.

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Dept Sei Low

339.99 13.81

Best Universal Lock Co. r;f 'Paul Blakeney Company

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Standard Standard

31.12 442.60

Branham's, Inc. Bryant Refractory Go

New Furniture Mtls. & Supls

Low Low

375.50 42.50

Butler Shade Co. H J Butterly, Inc.

New Furniture Paving Mtls.

Board Action Low

Capitol Steel & Iron Go

Mtls. & Supls

I 4

1255-1956 Bldg...Levy.

“i '•/

jv_

1,877.20 42.00 :

220.52

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Sch Sei Low

Commercial Equipment Co Concho Gonstr Go.

New Equip Est. #1 Paving

Board Action Board Action

9,900.90 1,117.04

Connelly Gonstr Co. Cook Electric Supply

Est. #1 Capt’l Hill Sr. Mtls. & Supls

Board Action Project #201

17,061.21 187.61

Cook Supply Go. ^ifepry Motion Picture

Mtls. & Supls New Furniture

Project #203 Low

Crane Go. - Denman Floors

Mtls. Mtls.

Low Low

& &

Supls Supls

436.59 ■ 77.63

1,712.95 1,025.50

Dolese Go. W. ,D. Douglas Gonstr Co.

Mtls. & Supls Est. #6. Valley Brook Sch

Agreement Board Action

Dykp. Bros. Emsco Electric Supply Co. .• Federal Corp. The•'Fleck Bearing Go.

Mtls. Mtls.

Gardner Hotel Supply Go. General Electric Supply

New Equip Mtls. & Supls.

Board Action Low

289.15 11.35

Graybar Electric Co. Hart Cotton Machine Go

Adm. ELdg Mtls. & Supls

Low Agreement

343.48 176.88

Hart Industrial Supply Harter Marblecrete Stone

Mtls. Mtls.

& &

Supls Supls

Low Dept Sei

426.96 15.00

Hatcher Lumber Go. Henrickson Sewing Mach.

Mtls. Mtls.

& &

Supls Supls

Board Action Dept Sei

598.00 5.00 JAB-

4,126.81 10,773.21

& &

Supls Supls

Low Low

90.06 935.97

Supls Supls

Low Low

286.18 6.45

£ ¥

W. C. Hixson Go. Mtls. & Supls Hogue Stone Floor Covering Mtls. & Supls

Sch Sei Low

i f

42 MEETING OF FEBSUABX 6, 1956 - CONT'D

. -1955.-56. BLDG.UJFvY -.SOl.T’D

'Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Dept Sei

331.87 37.81

Industrial Gasket & Packing Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls IBM Corp.

Low Standard

n .BQ 257.30

% .Hunzibker Bros. |/Und&g^ndent Supply Co.

9.15 69218.18

Int’l Harvester Go. Noble James & Assoc.

Mtls. & Supls New Equip.

Standard Board Action

Johnson Service Go. Jones-Newby Supply Co.

Mtls. & Supls Misc. Adm. Expense

Standard Standard

Otto R. Krueger Kilpatrick Bros.

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Board Action

Larsen’s Music Co. H. E. Leonhardt Lbr. Co.

New Furniture Mtls. & Supls

Low Low

440.00 69.82

Loeffler Greene Supply Co Macklanburg Duncan

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Sqpls

Low Low

2,337.12 22.36

Mideke Supply Co. Midwest Insulation

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

150.73 199.00 16.10 11.418.95

1*602.79 - 69.00*

Dept Sei

• e.

Miller Jackson Co. Miller Norris Co.

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Low

Minn. Honeywell Reg. Co. Morgensen Lbr. Co.

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Board Action

198.42 6,772.14

Norman Plumbing Supply Co - O’Gonpor Okla. Go.

Caretakers House Mtls. & Supls

Project #203 Standard

239.91 75.66

Okla.sBuUders Supply - Okla.'; Seating Co.

Adm. Bldg. Constr of new Bldgs.

Low Board Action

7 2.95 3,331.92

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Standard Dept Sei

124.00 100.10

Perolin Cb. Pittsburgh Plate Glass

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Dept Sei’ Low

199.80 171.05

Powers Regulator Co. Prime Petroleum Prod

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Standard Low

' 436.47 64.68

Radio Supply, Inc. Rea Engineering Co.

Mtls. & Supls Est. #2. C’apt’l HUI Sr.

Standard Board Action

12.58 1,204.85

Retter Electric Co. Rice JJ^ich. Co.

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

T.r>w

Dept Sei

21.82 560.40

Richa^ls & Conover Hdwe Robberson Steel Co.

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Project #301

230.13 400.00

Ro of iftg Supply Go. Roto-fiooter Corp,,

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Project #201 Dept Sei

45.84 80.45

J. T*.'fRumbaugh Lbr. Co. S & fitShade Co.

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Board Action Low

2,973.31 187.22

Service Electric Co. Sheriff Mfg„.& Supply Co

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Project #401 Project #401

9.36 60.30

Skinner Excavating Go. Standard Paint Works

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Project #301 Low

4,098.00 45.00

Sherman Machine & Iron Bert Smith Road Machinery

Mtls. & Supls Mtls. & Supls

Low Project #307

556.80 320.14

Sorey, HUI & Sorey

Final Douglass

Project #301

101.09

Southwest Tile & Terrazzo W. P. Stark Lbr. Co.

Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

Dept Sei Board Action

9-23 _ 11,493.55

State Agency for Surplus Property Steel Supply Co.

Materials & Supls

Dept Sei

Materials & Supls

Project

L. M. Stone

Materials & Supls

Low

Okla.Wire & Iron Pantl^r OU & Gr. Mfg. ■■ S

29.95 23.00

1,256.00 401

299.17

35.00

stove Co. - ■ ■ ThomaW Concrete Pipe Go

194.16 138.55

New Equip Materials & Supls

Agreement Low

U S Plywood Corp. The Upco Go.

Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

Low Low

1,257.05 401.00

W. W. Steel Go. Waugh Bros. Supply Go.

Materials & Supls Materials & Supls

Low Low

114.00 4.32

Constr of new Bldgs. Gonstr of new Bldgs.

Low Project #4o8

88.12 697.50

Constr of new Bldgs. New Bldgs.

Board Action Low

3,406.96 35.00

Ed. Audio Visual Inc. Hatcher Lbr. Co.

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Dept Sei Board Act.

154.45 10.50

Jenkins Music Co. J T Rumbaugh

Reprs to Musical Instr Instr Supls

Low Board Action

Thompson Bk & Supply Co.>

New Sch Apparatus

Dept. Select

293.00 295.09 ST 452.00

New Equip New Bldgs.

Board Action Board Action

304.1? 3,000.00

A. F. Williams Furniture ^Olen Williams Sales 1954-1955 Bldg, Levy. Noble James & Assoc. Standard Roofing & Mtls.

115^^1255 Separate. Fund,.

1954 Separate Bond.

Goodner Van Engineering Lippert Bros.

Northwest Classen Bldg. Fund. Builders Constr Go. Hudgins Thompson Ball

Est. #23 Est. #23

Board Action Board Action

85,277.85 1,738.26

Builders Gonstr Co. Hudgins Thompson Ball

Est. # 7 Est. # 7

Board Action Board Action

53,577.00 1,071.54

Est. Est. # 3

Board Action Board Action

516.59 25,829.46

Garden Oaks Project # 2. Reynolds & Morrison Smith & Son

' All claims shown., in items #la to Ik, both inclusive, have been examined and approved ! by the Auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations, and receipt by the department heads. We recommend that same be allowed and the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof. Item #2 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPON WHICH WARWITS HAVE I

Item #3

BEEN ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWS:

GENERAL FUND 1955-56 Payroll for the month of January ............................................................... 4896,615.04

j >

1955 BUILDING LEVY 1955-56 Payroll for the month of January..................................................

| |

27,566.90

PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING FEBRUARY 29, 1956 - One Month

GENERAL FUND Payrolls - including school administrators, clerical, teachers, service department employees, and extra services ........................... 897>OOO.OO

1955 BUILDING LEVY Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings......

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28,000.00

The persons to be listed on these payrolls have been regularly employed by the Board on an annual, monthly, or daily basis and payrolls are to be computed on actual salaries as authorized and approved and will be examined by the Superintendent, Clerk, and Auditor prior to release of warrants. We recommend that these claims be ratified and approved for payment subject only to revision on certificate, as to absentees and substitutes and action of the Board on salaries not designated, and the Clerk be author ized to issue warrants for same.

MEETING CF FEBRUARY 6, 1956 - CONT'D

R. #37 Claims Approved for Payment

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve payment of the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $589,531.66, and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried,with all members voting "Aye."

R. #38 Jan. Payrolls Approved— Feb. Payrolls Authorized

Motion was. made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the payrolls for the month of January be approved and that the payrolls for February be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

GENERAL BUSINESS

Motion to approve the following Resolution in regard to the name of the School District R. #39 Resolution in and the signing of sealed bids for supplies was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. re Name of Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye:" School District & Signing of RESOLUTION Sealed Bids for Supplies Approv, WI-EluEAS, the official name of the School District formerly was "The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma," and WHEREAS, the legislature changed the official name to "Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County" and

WIEjREAS,

the official name is inadequate in certain cases because it does indicate Oklahoma City Schools; the former name was cumbersomeand, by custom, the District shortened, this at times to "The Board of Education of Oklahoma City," or some similar variant thereof, and

WHEREAS, the former official name of the District or some shorter variant thereof has been used in many cases by the District since the legislature changed the official name, and it is desirable that this practice be con tinued in proper cases;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that in all cases where the District has here tofore or hereafter used the name "The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma" or "The Board of Education of Oklahoma City," or some other similar variant, that the same shall be taken to bind the Dis trict and other parties to the document as fully as if the official name of the District had been used. Provided, however, it is declared better and recom mended practice to use the official name, "Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County," in all contracts of any importance, and it is declared proper practice to add after the official name "Otherwise known as The Board ■ of Education of the City of Oklahoma City" or some variant thereof. IT IS FURTHER RECOilDENDED that it be declared proper practice by the Superin tendent of Schools, in correspondence where he is merely describing his position, to employ the phrase "Superintendent of Oklahoma City Schools" or some variant thereof; and

That it is declared proper practice in the request for sealed bids for supplies and the like where sealed bids are not required by law but only by the rules of the Board, to sign such request:

"Name of the individual Director of Purchasing Oklahoma City Board of Education 900 North Klein Oklahoma City 6, Oklahoma R. #A0 Employment of Band Director for Workshop Approved

R. Al Extension of

R. A2 Approval to Buy Machine Approved

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the employment of Mr. George Wilson, Band Director at Missouri University, to assist in conducting a workshop and clinic on February 16th for the all-city junior high school band. The fee for this service to be $50,00. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation that the Board extend the present agreement with the Oklahoma Oxygen Company for the furnishing of all oxygen and actylene for all building maintenance and vocational shops from January 1, 1956 through June 30, 1956, with no difference in the original bid price. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion was made by Mir. Wright and seconded by My. McCray to approve recommendation that the Board consider a special purchase for one Inspect-0-Film machine for the Audio-Visual Department from the Harwald Company of Evanston, Illinois, in the total amount of K>2,100, the purchase to be charged to the C-3 account; with the understanding that this price is after deducting rental paid by the Board of Education for six months in the amount of $450 from the original price of the machine in the amount of $2,550.00, leaving the balance of$2,100.00. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting ^Ajre."

Mr. Hugh B. Ginn gave a brief report of his and Mr. David Light’s attendance at the Regional Conference of the Cooperative Project on Financial Accounting, Little Rock, Arkansas, January 30 to February 1, 1956.

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve request to pay the lodging and meals for the Committee of Evaluators of Northwest Classen and U. 8. Granjb high schools, this being the usual practice when schools are evaluated by the North Central Association, the cost to be charged to the 1-3 General Fund. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr? . Wright, that Mr. Mortimer Woodward, Director of Supplies for the Schools,be designated as custodian of school equipment to serve as investigation officer in all matters pertaining to stolen property and acts of vandalism which involve the Board of Education, with full authority to fill out a warrant for arrest of any person charged for an act of vandalism or theft, after Nr. Woodward has consulted with the Board Attorney. The motion carried unanimously, on roll call.

R. #43 Approval to ■ PaM Evaluators

iR. #44 ;Director of : Supplies Desig nated as Custodian of •School Equipme

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Jright to approve recommendation to !r. #45 purchase tests for grades 9, 10, IS, 11, and 12, including scientific aptitute and acheivement, |,Approval to and other phases, at an approximate cost of $8,050.00 for an estimate of 11,500 tests Purchase and The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." , Give Tests BUILDINGS

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to let bids on one lot furniture jR. >6 for the U. 3. Grant High School Metal Annex Buildings on an extended bid basis to bidders iBids Let on listed below in the total amount of .'•3,838.50, the purchase to be charged to the Building I Furniture Levy Account, Project ."503: Items to be awarded to Branham1s Inc, on extended bid basis from a sealed bid dated Decemoer 1, 1955: UNIT ppjCE

Files, two drawer, legal size, with locks Steel Age #8-B-23L, Grade B

$ 53.50

$321.00

7.00

140.00

11.90

476.00

Items to be awarded to the Oklahoma Seating Company on extended bid basis from a sealed bid dated December 1, 1955:

20 Chairs, Teachers

Tel City #811

Items to be awarded to the Oklahoma Seating Company oh extended bid basis from a sealed bid dated July 15, 1955: 40 Chair Desk, American Seating #352-17"

35 Tables, 36" x 72" x 29", with plastic top

American Seating #132

40.90 1,431.50

200 Chairs, Envoy, American Seating 368-17"

7.35 1,470.00

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bids on one lot of lumber R. #47 for Creston Hills, Shields Heights, Fillmore, Hayes, Capitol Hill Senior, Shidler, and Bids Let on the Administration Building to low bidders as shown below in the total amount of $2,020.55, Lumber the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy 3M Account: (a) 100 sheets 1/4" x 4’ x S' Red Oak Plywood, Grade A-3, let to Kilpatrick unit price $308.50, total $987.20;

Brothers,

(b) 3000 Bd. Ft. 7/4" White Pine, "0" grade, RW x RL, to Morgensen Lumber Company, unit price #344.45, total $1,033.35. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion to approve the following described change order #2, Contract #2, Capitol Hill Senior High School Site Improvement, Contractor Connelly Construction Company, was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call, all members voting "Aye:"

Move curbing and sidewalk in front of the field house 11 ft. north, adding an 11 ft. lane for 240 ft. to the access road in front of the field house, in order to provide a place out of the two lanes of traffic in the access road for cars to park and unload passengers, adding to the contract price on per unit basis of contract a total addition of $657.41, to be charged to 7/604 Bond Account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.

-Q.

-X. .--U-

President Approved the

R. #48 Change Order, Can. Hill Sr. Hi’ Site #2, Contract #

R. #49 Adjournment

IEETING OF FEBRUARY 22, 1956

SPECIAL SESSION IN TILE

Otto F. Thompson., President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett 0. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. Melvin Barnes and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; F. K. Born, Director of Secondary Education; Mrs. Floy Campbell, Public Relations Director; representatives of the press and T-V news rooms.

Mr. McCray gave the invocation.

Invocation

The following resolution was presented:

R. m50 Resolution Accepting Optic Jefferson Schoc Property

RESOLUTION

The School District is the owner of the following described real estate:

Lots One (1) to Seven (7) inclusive, and Lots Fifteen (15) to Twenty seven (27) inclusive, in Block Seven (7) of the Amended Plat of Blocks Seven (7), Eight (8), Twenty-two (22), and Sixty-two (62) and the Epworth University Grounds in the University Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Block Twenty-five (2$) in the Colcord and Zieglar's Addi tion to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and a part of the Northeast Quarter (NE3:) of Section Twenty-nine (29), Township Twelve (12) North, Range Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 331 South and 40.8’ West of the North east Corner of said Quarter Section, thence West a distance of 210’, thence South a distance of 220’, thence East a distance of 210’, thence North a distance of 220’ to the point or place of beginning, same being the unplatted part of Block Seven (7) of the Amended Plat of Blocks Seven (7), Eight (8), Twenty-two (22), and Sixty-two (62) and Epworth University Grounds in the University Addition to Oklahoma City, Okla homa, and Block Twenty-five (25) in Colcord and Zieglar's Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. The Board finds that'the above-described property is no longer needed for school purposes and that it is to the best interest of the District that the property be sold.

The Board has made a careful investigation of the value of the property. An option to sell said property, prepared by the Attorney for the Board, is presented to the meeting, which gives the option to Hill Hodges, David C. Shapard, and Woodrow H. McConnell, to purchase the property within 120 days at the total purchase price of 5410,000.00, which option agreement is made a part of these minutes. The Board finds that it is to the best interest of the District that the said option be granted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the District grant the option set forth in the option agreement above-mentioned, and that the officers of the Board sign and deliver said option agreement in the name of the District.

Whereupon it was moved, by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray that the foregoing resolution be approved. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President ms made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

WHEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the_

day of

R. #51 Adjournment

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN

THE BOARD ROOM, ROOSEVELT BUIIDING, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright Others present: Dr. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, ; Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Bill Foutz, Engineer; H. G. j Buchanan, Charles Harvi lie, Gene Stinebeck, and Mortimer Woodward - Directors; W. A. LyI brand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors.' I

Visitors

Mrs. John Booth, President of the City P-TA Council, and Mr. Nichols representing the Fine Arts Engraving Company,were present as visitors, i

Invocation

The invocation was offered by Mrs. Melton.

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of February j R. #52 6, 1956 and February 22, 1956 were approved as read, ! Minutes i Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Report of the School District Treasurer for February was given by Mr. report ordered to be placed on file in the office of the Cleric.

Green, and the

j Treasurer's I Report Rec'd I

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, reported that he is making an effbrt to collect for damages done by oil at Northeast High School and Douglass High School.

| Attorney’s I Report

He handed to the Clerk check for $1000.00, option on the Jefferson property. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright,the reports of the Treasurer and the Attorney, were approved.

The Central Food Service Department submitted a Financial 1956.

Statement as of January 31,

R. #53 Reports Approved

Statement frcn Food Service

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Reports were given by Dr. Swanson, Superintendent, and Mr. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Report of on Conference of the Association cf School Administrators in Atlantic City, February 18-23• Superintendent and Assistant Dr. Swanson was especially pleased that representatives of other states commended the Oklahoma City Public Schools for their handling of the desegration and integration problem. Supe rintendent

Mr. Burr expressed his deep appreciation to the Board for the opportunity to attend the Conference, PERSONNEL

Personnel

The following Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Gladys T. Bacon, teacher recently de ceased, was presented: RESOLUTION

R. #54 Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Gladj Bacon, Decease

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the loss of Mrs. Gladys T. on March 3, 1956.

Bacon

Mrs. Bacon joined the Oklahoma City Public School System in 1934 as a substute teachei’ at Stand Watie School, She joined the staff at Westwood School in 1935 find taught Social Studies. She was teaching the fourth grade at that school at the time she passed on. Mrs. Bacon was a member of the Phi Theta Kappa, national scholastic sorority, the local, state and national professional organizations and the First Baptist Church, In working with school children she found great happiness, and they, in turn, appreci ated her as a friend and advisor. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion.

Her high ideals will be translated in the lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her. Both teachers and students will remember her with admiration and love.

The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound 1 sympathy to the bereaved family and wishes to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher who was An inspiration to her students, co-workers and friends.

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT’D

R. #54

Whereupon, it was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the foregoing resolution be approved. The motion carried. The following personnel recommendations and information were presented:

Personnel Recommended

---------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -

CTIONAL

PERSONNEL

TERMINATIONS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT’

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

— -

salary

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

2-20-56

NW Classen Spanish Remainder qf Year only:

2-9-56

Rockwood v 2nd Remainder oF Year only

Resignations (MR.)

Foreign Language Northwest Classen

Caldwell. Virgil

2-22-56

(Mrs.) Glenn. Virginia

$3000

A&M

2-10-56

(Mrs.) Gall. Barbara

J3000

Hofstra

■(Mrs.) Carl. Jackie

2ND

(Mr.) ‘Poling, Bob

welding

Central

5-2-56

i (Mr.)

Coach & Math Classen

3-2-56

Rockwood

Thomas, Rex

B.S.

.Vc

(Mr.) Baccarini. Louis

Classen

B.S.

ma^

& Phys.Ed.

4 3400

c.s.

3-1-56

Remainder gf Yeartjnly Classen $nd. Arts

43100

B.S. c.s.

2-9-56

Duration

2^7-56

Shidler 5th Remainder of Year only

(Chester Reeves - Illness)

(Mr.) Basden, WILLIAM

‘(wilmer Dewolfe - Transfer! ED)

(Mrs.) Cabaniss. Helen

43000

B. S. C. S.

(Additional)

(Mrs.) Chambers. Vivian

43400

Bethany

2-6-56

Carey 1stRemainder of Year only!

JApp.it iqnal)

(Mrs.) Collins, Lois

$3000

B.S. o.u.

.2-24-56

Stand Watie Spec. Eu Remainder of Year only

(Additional)

(Mr.) Cudjoe. Lance

43600

M.S. A&M

2-13-56

Carver Spec. Ed, Remainder of Year Only!

(Mrs.) McIntire. Marietta

43000

B.S. A&M

1-23-56

Remainder

(Mrs.) Miller, Lois

43100

B. A. C. S.

(Mr.) Simmons. Paul

44800'

B.A. UNION

(Mrs.) Stevens, Marye

$34001

B.A. O.U.

(Mrs.) ■’ Sullins. Lois

43400!

JG^enna Montgomery - Resigi £P) Laing - Illness) |fADD 1 T L&^ftL)

HOmes Baggett - Transferri :

A"-

^Additional) •'

•

B.S.

ofNeed

Phys. Ed. !

Classen

Year only

------------- :----------- ---------------- -rs

2-6-56

Northeast English Duration of Need Woodwork ; Year Only

FrankLin

2-®MW ■j&emaj^er

Clas’sen

, I-3O-56

‘ B'.‘s.

MatK?

REMALfcipffMftE Year 0$&

'^^^^^p5*ear '

LU:

A&M

Reinstatement f(MlSS)

1ST

■Puryear, Paula

Johnson

2-29-56

(Mrs.) Cartmill, Dorothy

ses,

>4000

CbSo

Prev. in System

1ST

2-28-56

Johnson '

-Leases ok Absence '

. ‘-iSl'

■

mWrniTy^' (Mrs.)~

3R%

$3400

1-30=56

Remainder Year 0Ntv- 1

2-1 6-56

Taylor Kdgt. Remainder Year/Only

2-23-56

remainder

Year

only

Brooklyn

2-1-56

Adams Remainder Year

only

B. S. C. S.

)

(-30-56

Edison Remainder Year

on^'

B®SO O.R-IL

1-19-56

BRITTON1st" Remainder YEAROwkAfcaJa

Belhaven

Weeks, Sue

Kdgt. Taylor

2-17-56

(mrs.) Harris. Elizabeth

43000

O.U.

, '(Mrs. ) ■ Edwards, Lenora

1st Shidler

2-24-56

(miss) WILSON, CARMAL

43000

O.U.

/(Mrs.) Horton. Sars

Adams

2-3-56

Rosen. Muriel

43000

1-27-56

(Mrs.) Ballew. Becky

43000

1-20-56

(Mrs.) Page. Reitha

Abernathy. nin/Sjean

Fillmore

,5th Edison

/(Mrs;) ’ ■Kastner. Cordova

B.S.

1st BR1TTON

Shidler

B.S.

B»A»

(MlSS)

2ND

-- «&3i>nn --------------- 1--

FILLMORE

B.AO

(MRS.)

1-31-56

(Mrs.) ? .Acfrs. Mary L.

** "

1st

2nd

5WT 1

V— --------- - -- :---- 1-- - ------

p-*------------- . .".'.JyL 4—------- 1----- —----- |L (Muis’)

2ND

i-DjSrksen, bertha

1-28-56

Adams

(Filled

Substitute)

• •*’ -

fw’"

i (MR.)

Wai sfp. .Inf'

“

Eng. & Soc. Stu. Jackson .

B.S.

(MRS.)

2-9-56

Ring. Lois.•

43400' ’ ;

N.W..

-2-28-56

Jackson Remainder of

VaaMidjl

)

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT’D I

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

' "

REPLACEMENT

TERMINATIONS

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

■ ' J

EMPLOYMENT

DEGREE COLLEGE

salary

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

Designation $(mrs.)

ATTENDANCE. CLERK

SrMcCLURE. PAT

Capitol Hill Junior

2-10-56

(Mrs.) Weatherford. Delores

<190

Prev. in SysTfm

(MRS.)

^Additional)

2-13-56

Attendance Clerk Capitol hill Junior

2-7-56

Clerk Business Office

Crowe, Audrey

<190

(Wilna Taylor - Transferred

(Mrs.) Emerich. Neva

<205

2-1-56

Payroll Clerk Food Service

(Frances Cornelius - Resign :d)

(Mrs.) Roth, Geneva

J195

3-1-56

Secretly AdultWhsti tute

Leave

■’

■ ‘

Absence

it-- .

"'r-

Maternity (&fcs.)

Clerk Edgemere

Lusk. Martha

3-1-56

Cler^'1'

(Mrs.) Hamilton. Dorothy

<165

2-29-56 •__ . -

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Temporary Employment Request permission to employ Bob Ingulli

Part-Time

draftsman in the

Engineering DbPartment -

AT THE RATE OF jl<>50 PER HOUR FOR 8 HOURS A DAY FOR TWO DAYS A WEEK - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 9,

Request permission to employ Loretta Parish as temporary Typist at Salary on basis of |l6o per month - Effective February 24, 1956.

the

1956.

Storeroom -

Request permission to employ Laura Saner as Temporary Clerk in the Research Department Salary on basis of $160 per month - Effective February 27, 1956, I.

the

Storeroom - Salary

at the

Storeroom - Salary

ON BASIS OF <1.25 PER HOUR .

Henry Glenn as a Temporary-Laborer.in Effective February 15, 1956.

Request

Harold Conover

Request

permission to employ

ON BASIS OF il.25 PER HOUR

as:temporary

Laborer

EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15, 1956.

Change in Salary and Assignment

Payroll - Clerk' -•’Salary from iigo

Kirkpatrick, Mable

Elementary, 3rd, 2nd, 4th

Lobaugh, Johnny

English, Speech, Psych.,

Long,

Elementary, art (Junior & Senior high)

morene

Smith, Bernice

English

Stephenson, Edward

history,

Social Science^ Science \

CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to Pay Dorothy Weldon- 60$ per hour for the time she worked as Cafeteria Helper at Coolidge School prom^ebruary 20, 1956 to February 27, 1956. Request permission to pay Faye w^i-Oht 600 per hour for the time she worked as Cafeteria Helper at Capitol .Hill Senior from January 16, 1956 to February 3, 1956

SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA WORKERS AT 6O<£ PER HOUR Gladys Hodge

• ■’■'St'

< -• ’■

Jessie O’Connor

Georgia V«

Edgemere.

«■ -Wk

MEETING CF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL

FOOD1 SERVICE

TERMINATIONS'.

name

EMPLOYMENT

assignment

EFFECTIVE DATE

i RESIGNATIONS i . ‘

Cafeteria Worker

i Bateman. Lavone

Wheeler

1=35=56

Cafeteria Worker Johnson

1-27=56

Crosley. IWothy S f

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

.......

APPROVED EXP.

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS?W-

EFFECTIVE DATE

•

Cafeteria Worker

EATION. HELEN • •'#

Cafeteria Arthur Cafeteria

Evans, Geraldine

Fillmore

1=31=56

Farrell. Cosette

Cafeteria Worker Westwood

1-30-56

?issj sgfe

Wozny, Emma

6o<# Hr.

1-24-56

Johnson

Hornsby, Mary

6o<# HR.

2-3-56

Cafeteria Westwood

worker

1-19=56 worker

Cafeteria w8&er

Cafeteria Worker Lee

1-20-56

Pederson, Eva

Cafeteria worker Putnam Heights

1-27=56

Lane, Gertrude

Cafeteria Hawthornf

Ragland. Donna

Jones,' Pearl

«»*

Wade, Ellen

600 HR.

1-20-56

Thoyer, Ila May

6o<# Hr.

1-23-56

Cafeteria Worker Hawthorne ■

Cafeteria Worker Jackson

1-19-56

Cooper, Aleta

6o<# Hr.

1-18-56

Cafeteria Worker Jackson

Rodgers, Effie Mae

Cafeteria Worker Rancho

2-1-56

Slaybough. Icle

Cafeteria worker Northwest

t-l6-56

Voight, Willie

Cafeteria Worker University Hgts.

1-20-56

Bragg. Edna

Cafeteria workder Capitol Hill Sr.

1-13-56

2=3=56

worker

■

Lee

’•?

l-F

•

■MF

Ashlock. Lucille

60* Hr.

2-6=56

Blacker, Isabel

60* Hr.

2-21-56

Brice,

65* Hr.

Cafeteria worker Capitol Hii.l Sfnior cafeteria worker

■

"' ■.A—' ■■■

-£ zeyla

Hardi ng Cafeteria Worker few elds Hgts. Jmafeggi& .worker

Burge, Bobbie

60*;Hr.

Cline. Rhoda

. p'--'-'' - * 6nj# [hr. .

< ■‘J''*

£ 4^*

z kfMRS.)

/ -

BfcLAIN, MARG.ftREJz, •&:

-U

Pf^t.arse Inst, ADULCitBUCAT£i..ON

F(Additional) g?B-- . llfe«M«>®NALl....... .

2=24-56

CO-ORljf^T^G ADvWt®

(Miss) Larsen, Edith

Adult''Educai don Prog.

(Mrs.) Johnson, Iris

1270 PER JIONTH

2=1=56

Adult Education Prog

(Mrs.) Short. Cheryl.

i270 Per month

2-28-56

Clinical Instructor Adult Education Prog

clinical instructor

A-

'•

^tA^gR IA WORKfiEfefe. HAMARj MARY

Cleveland

65tf Hr,

jslQRKERt.’

—i

Holland, Viola

Holsey, Pearl

Houser,

wilma

6o<£ Hr 601 Hr.

Hovens, Ester

651 hr,

Davis, Rosetta

GI BRON, NAOMI

6oi Hr,

2-1-56

Cafeteria SMding

w^ker

■Cafeteri a

w^ker

Central Cafeteria

worker

Adams

X-,

’

•

.*]

j-_____ I-

Cafeteria Worker Douglass

Hr, 3-1-56

Cafeteria worker ,s Capitol Hill Senei

Cafeteria worker^

Lewis, Leona

I-I8-56

John Marshall d

:s i

' \

Ogff, Rachel

65* Hr

2-7-56

Cafeteria Davis

Patrick, Rozell

60* Hr.

2-7-56

Cafeteria worker.’ Grant

6O0 Hr.

2-21-56

Cafeteria Buchanan

worker

Patterson, Inez

Rogers, Ethel

2-6-56

Cafeteria Madeson .

worker

60* Hr.

Rollins, Nellie

70* Hr.

2-1-56

Cafeteria Worker , Harding___________

Sadler, willie

6oi Hr.

2-14-56

Scott, Ophelia

60* HR

Sisson, Effie

60* Hr,

2-3-56

•<

Cafeteria worker Page Cafeteria worker^ Capitol HilL Jun

Cafeteria worke Shields Height; ETERI a WqRJ^ §k Twain ; ;

Smith, Lennie f'-

Thacker, Effie Lee

worker

- 1-16-56

Cafeteria... John Marshall

■ \J

‘ 33 MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT’D FOOD SERVICE

PERSONNEL

’

- -X H k** * V 4

TERMINATIONS NAME

*rY’7»

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

salary

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

New Employees Continued

3».

Cafeteria worJ

Marks, Velda

60{f Hr.

2-27-56

Wl «• SOM 3 EK --------------- m—

Rice, Thelma

600 Hr.

2-28-56

Cafeteria Worker Coot 1 no f ", ~~

Underwood, Lena

60^ Hr.

2=21-56

Cafeteria Worker Kaisfr -*

wheeland, opal

60<? Hr.

2-15-56

CAFETER i a

Hardinr

■ '

MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT as-

^Resignations (MR.L-.

■ 'Adkers^in, Earnest (Mr.)-’ Cavel. Harrell (Mr.) LA I RD4 TURNER

(Mr.) Pierce. Wren ; (MR.)

Son. Ray

Painter Maintenance

2-10-56

Painter Maintenance

2-24-56

Painter Maintenance

1-31-56

Painter Maintenance

2-9-56

Painter Maintenance

2-10-56

(Mr.) Mann, Richard

$1.50 PEF

2-7-56

Hr.

Painter Maj ntenance

■ (Mr.) > Hendricks. H. J.

Carpenter Maintenance

2-10-56

(Mr.) Lackey, Andy

Heavy Equipment Maintenance

2-14-56

(Mr.) McCutcheon,

Heavy Equipment Maintenance

2-14-56

(Mr.) Parsons. Harold

$1.75 PEF Hr.

2-7-56

Carpenter Maintenance

$1.25 PEF

2-22-56

Laborer in Ma: IONRY Maintenance

•

;

b. e.

(Replaced by Tranter)

—1----------- - ---------

------ ----------

(Mr.) Smith, Arley

(Earnest Gaines - Transferr =d)

(Mr.)

”

Sartin. Willard

hr.

br*

---------

t'-*’

♦

PEF

•"^3-56

Hr.

tWSCAPE'HELF

Maintenance

INFORMATION TO THE SOARD

Change IN Salary

and

Assignment

Request permission to transfer George Burroughs from Locksmith in Maintenance Department Salary $3400 per year to Storeroom - office Checker of Maintenance Supplies - Salary on BASIS OF $3600 PER YEAR - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Earnest Gaines from Laborer in masonry - Salary $1.25 to Mason Tender - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective February 26, 1956

per hour

Request permission to transfer G. L. Grant from Temporary Locksmith - Salary $1.44 per hour to Regular Locksmith - Salary on basis of $3100 per year - Effective February I, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Ovil Lynch from Mason Tender - Salary $1.50 per hour to Heavy Equipment Operator - Salary on basis of $3100 per year - Effective February 20,,1956. Request permission to transfer Linnis Rains from Laborer - Salary $1.25 per Concrete Finisher - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective February 26, 1956.

I ■I

hour to

Salary Adjustment

Request permission TO ADJUST THE SALARY OF JIMMIE ENNIS FROM $1.25 PER HOUR TO $1.35 PER HOUR Effective February II, 1956. Request permission TO ADJUST THE SALARY OF WILLIAM MOYER FROM $1.75 pER HOUR TO $1.50 PER HOUR Effective February ll'i 1956;

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Request permission.to transfer J;oe Russell from Maintenance Department v to the Storeroom - Salary $3600 per year - Effective February I, 1956.

- Salary $3500

per year

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^•.'.SERVICE'ffPARTMENT^ «• <* * .Z” «sp? y »c. -, " -r

. TERMINATIONS^ V

S'.

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NAME

• J*

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

REMARKS

EFFECTIVE DATE

pRESrawATJONS

1 (Mr. ) '

- Asher, Willis ’ (MR.)

Eslick. Robert

£time Floorman Edwards

Floorman Jackson

2-15-56

(Mr.) Fulsom. Henry

$ 40.62

2=20-56

£time Floorman Edwards

2-17-56

(Mr.) Gonzalez. Guillermo

$175.00

2-20-56

Floorman Jackson

(Mr.) Gragson.

$ 87.50

2-2-56

Emerson

(Mr.) Christian, Holland FJr.)

$175.00

2-2-56

Floorman Horace Mann

2-3-56

Washington

(Mr.) Ginn. Marion

iTiME Floorman

Emfr son

1-31-56

(Mr. ) Hayes. Cecil w.-

Floorman Horace Mann

1-31-56

(Mr.) Nash. John T.

sTIme

(Mr.) Stewart, Claude (Mr.) '-.Terry. Clarence

iTiME Floorman

% ■ £ r.

Hauser, william

Floorman Hawthorne

2-10-56

(Mr.) Lewis. Raymond

$175.00

2-14-56

Floorman Hawthorne

Floorman Southeast

2-15-56

(Mr.) Lackie, Elmer

$175.00

2-2-56

floorman Northwest

2-17-56

Floorman Northwest Classed

$175.00

Temporary Floorman'

$175.00

2-20-56

(Mr.) Silas

(Mr.) Pierce. Thomas

(Austin Canary - Leave of At ISENCE) ^time Custodian 2-20-56

Hayes

(Replaced

by-

Southeast -

Transfer!. J:

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to transfer Cecil Stockwell from Head Custodian at Capitol Hill Junior Salary $275 per month to Head Custodian at Westwood - Salary #255 per month - Effective • February 16, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Walter Francin from Head Custodian at Horace Mann Salary $246.66 to Head Custodian at Capitol hill Junior - Salary $275 per month Effective February 16, 1956. Request permission to transfer Lloyd Johnson from Floorman at Northwest Classen Salary $ 175 per month to All Schools - Relief Custodian - Salary $210 per month Effective February 2, 1956. Request permission to transfer Carol Dean Jacobs from half-time Floorman at Southeast Salary $90.00 per month - to half-time Head Custodian at Hayes - Salary $105 per month Effective February 25, 1956.

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel and information was made by Mrs, Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carr^ied on roll call with all members voting ’’Aye.1’ BILLS AND PAYROLLS

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

; A

Washington

ogle.

R. #55 Personnel Approved

.. £■!

$ 87.50

g--------- 7^-------------------------^ADDITftNAL)

" 1!

1-31-56

®Lloyd Johnson - Transferrei >)

- -KaspeRWamfs1 • ■

in me Floorman william

(MR.)

Floorman

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REPLACEMENT

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented: March 5, 1956 Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools

Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration: BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MARCH 5, 1956:

Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item

#la #lb #lc #ld #le #lf #lg #lh #li #lj #lk

~ -

1955-56 1954-55 1955 1954 1955-56 1954-55 1954-55 1954

General Fund General Fund Bond Fund Bond Fund Building Levy Building Levy Separate Fund Separate Bond Fund Northwest Classen Building Fund Northwest Classen Project #2 Garden Oaks Projects #2 TOTAL -—

$104,622.46 641.51 14,239.06 16,267.43 107,129.64 9,997.22 273.93

56,273.40 33.894.12 $343,338.77

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BILLS & PAYROLLS - GONT’D r—■ ———— ■ ^^•56 vGSSbral Fund ,•

& A Lock Shop

Reprs. to Furn.

Select

Instr. Svnls

6.00' 188.02 112.90

Acme Food Store

Instr. Supls

Low Dept. Select Schl. Select

Air Sales Inc American Artist

Instr. Supls Instr. Supls

Agree. Schl. Select

Upkeep Trks & Cars Reprs. Gen. Eqpt

Dept. Select Low

The American Crayon Co American Education Pub.

Instr. Supls Instr. Supls

Schl. Select Schl. Select

52.85 290.00

American LaFrance Corp. American Library Asso.

Reprs. to Gen.Eqpt Teach. Aid Supls

Standard Dept. Select

237.1U ' 3.00

American Squares Asso. for Child. Ed.

Instr. Supls Teach. Aid Supls

Schl. Select Pub.

3.U0 2.57

Athletic Trainers Sup. Co. The Automotive Inc.

Phys. Ed. Equip. Upkeep Trks & Gars

Instr. Supls Low, ■

21*2> 1*5 &T-.08

A & E Equipment Go

300.92 66.85

’ American Body American Carpet Cleaners

Auto Parts & Machine Co. . Dser. * of'-School Bus .............................. ^^^eep Cars Irks.

Dept,•Select Low

82. r 51-21

Beltone Hearing Service

Health Supls n 11

Dept. Select Stand

Instr. Supls Teach. Aid Supls

School Select Dept. Select

15.00 1.00

Instr. Supls Instr. Supls

Spec. Ed. Schl. Select

2.52 21.08

Teach. Aid Supls Teach. Aid Supls

Dept. Select Pub.

25.6053.io

Clarence Boyd Co. Braniff Airways, Inc

Upkeep Grds. Admin. Expense

Stand. Stand.

Branham’s Inc.

New Furn.

Low Bid Dept. Select

•

^{lHe Book Shop .’.rforen-Malone Co

'R’.R, Bowker Co. Bowmar Records

Britton Piano Shop John A. Brown

Piano Tuning Instr. Supls

Stand. Schl. Select

-*■—

58.02'

8.25 38.75

88.25 192.10

957.72 1.50

. 959.22 80.75 1*6.83

Dept Select Dept Select

3.30 1.06

Andrew Burton Butler Shade Co

Instr. Supls New Furn. & Fix.

Dept Select Low

1.2§ 185.82

Merle J. Burr Capitol Steel & Iron Co.

Admin. Expense Reprs. to Bldgs ■

Bd. Action Low

71.81* 13.W4

Gapps Music Co. Carpenter Paper Co.

Instr. Supls Gustod. Supls

Low Bd. Action

- 53.75 1,255.31

Chamber of Comm. U.S.S. The Christopher Pub. Co.

Instr. Supls Teach. Aid Supls

Dept. Select Dept. Select

Rent Trans. Eqpt. Instr. Supls

■Agree. School Select

Admin. Expense Drivers Train.

Depto Select Agree.

iClark Jewelers ing Works

Stand. Schl. Select

Schl. Select Agree.

1*7.00

Buck’s Sporting %ods Inc. Mat. Phys. Ed. Teach. Aid Supls Bureau OF Pub.

Bus Co. c Ed. Service, Inc.

133.92

Low ;

• ■ ,

Upkeep Trks-F'&- Cais Instr. Supls

Il’s Grocery rd of Ed,

......... ” B’& H.Supply Go Beauty Salon

89*16 5|00

1.00 5.oo

1,392.1Q’ ; 626.5& 11

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1955-56 General Fund - ConVd

Jerry^Cravens, Inc.

Creative Playthings, Inc. ^Curriculum Service Center M*The Daily Law Journal

Wayne Crupper Conner & Pojezny, Arch.

Upkeep Trks. & Cars Instr. Supls <

Stand. •^chl. Select

Teach. Aid Supls Legal Pub.

Dept, Select Pub.

Rent Trans. Eqpt. Belle Isle- Est, #2

Agree. Bd. Action

linsADietz Morris Supply Co. J’fenoyer-Geppert Co. Trenton’s.Glass & Plastic 'ABpenges Supply Co.' Dolese Co.

Doubleday & Co., Inc. ^Dowling’s Inc.

Custodial Supls . Upkeep Trks. & Oars

Lbw Dept Select

Instr. Supls Instr, Supls

School Select Low

Office Supls Reprs. To Bldgs,

School Select Agree.

Teach. Aid Supls Instr. Supls

Dept. Select School Select

Bldg. & Grnds.

Low Stand. School Select Dept. Select

35.70

21it85,

5o.5o_ii

1.5U 988.28

Bill Doyle

John Dunlap Sptg. Gds

Co.

Duplicating Products Inc.

Educators Progress Ser. Educational Record Sales

Instro Supls

217.50 15.1$ 165.00 1.75

399.35

Dept. Select Schl. Select Low Bid

Reprs. to Off. Mach.

218.20

School Select Stand.. Low

Teach. Aid Supls Teach. Aid Supls

■ 7111.80 181.19 ■J1Z8.30

Dept. Select Dept, Select Pub.

1,1101.29 5.5o

17.52 5.60

23.12

Estamae The Fideler Co.

Instr. Supls Instr. $upls

School Select School Select

5.115 lill2iio

Fine Arts Engraving Co C.J. Fishman

Diplomas Rent

Comm. Expense Contract

35.00 . 300.00

The Fleck Bearing Co. Follett Pub. Co.

Reprso To Indust. Art Instr, Supplies

Gaylord Bros® Inc General Truck Co.

New Eqpt. Operation of Bus

Visual Ed. Stand.

2211.25

Goodner Van Engineering B.F. Goodrich

New Furn,■ 9 & Fix. Upkeep Of Trks. & Cars

Bd. Action Low

355.00 211U.38

John Graham ’Graham Paper Go.

Instr. Supplies Instr. Supplies

School Select Low

5.00 1195.

Dixon Gray Gramercy Guild Group Inc

Rent Trans. Eqpt. Instr. Supplies

Agree. Dept. Selected

172.8 131.6

Ginn.& Co, Groves Typewriter Co,

Instr Instr

Dept. Selected Standard

5.0 10.00

E.M, Hale & Co, C.S, Hammond & Co,

Teach. Aid Supls Instr, Supplies

Pub, School Selected

1.98 59.85

Harlow Pub. Corp. Harper & Brother

Instr. Supplies Teach. Aid Supplies

School Selected Publisher Dept. Select

Depart. Select Dept. Select

2.95 1.81i

•

53.05

' 1

The Harwald Co. Inc

Supplies Supplies

New Eqpt.

Bd. Action

11.22 2.55

■

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School Select School Select

115.60' 300.62

Hossfeld Man. Co. Houghton Mifflin Co...

Material ,Instr. Supplies

Dept. Select School Select

125.17 59.2U

The House'of Wren Hart Industrial Supply Co

Research Supplies Reprs. to Eqpt

Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select

;

2,100.0 ’’

Insijr. Supplies . Instr. Supplies

Heath Company D.d. Heath Co.

I j ' k;’ > •

(

2.50

78.10 271.78

3U9.88

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 General Fund - Cont’d

| I I

■^fedependent Supply Co. Instr. Supplies J^diana University Bookstore Teach. Aid Suppls.

Low Dept. Select

30.00 1.00

Stand. ' Dept. Select

28.50 15.Uo

■■a

’.Industrial Chemical Lab. International Crystal Mfg.

Gustod. Suppls Labor, Mat. Radio Sta.

• &

International Harvester Co. Upkeep of Trks. & Cars International Bus. Mach, Co. Rental

501.1+8 , 1,338.76

Institutional Supply co. Noble James & Asso.

New Furno & Fix. Kitchen Eqpt.

Low Bd. Action

Jenkins Music Co. Johnson Motors

Instr. Suppls. Upkeep Trks. & Cars

Low Low

Johnson Wholesale Elec. Jone's Boys #6

Labor,- Mat. .Radio Sta*. Instr, Supplies

Dept, Select School Select

Earlb M. Jorgensen Cp, KCMC - TV

Instro Supplies Mat. Labor Radio Sta

Bd. Action Dept. Select

313.61+ U50.00

Keyboard Jr. Pub. Inc. Kee Lox Mfg. Co.

Instr. Supplies upplies

Dept. Select Low

6.30 3.00

Knight Supply <“io.

Gustod. Supplies

Bd. Action

Teach. Aid Supplies New Schl. Apparatus

Pub. Schl. Select

81.97

Laidlaw Brothers C. A. La Mar

Instr. Supplies Instr. Supplies

Schl. Select Schl. Select

60.51 131.89

R. D. Lane MCGraw Hill Bk. Co.

Rent Trans. Eqpt. Instr. Supplies

Agree. School Select

168.21, fe-13

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Health Supplies

Dept. Select Low

McKinley Pub. Co. Mechanics Coverall Supply

Instr. Supplies Cust. Supplies

Dept.’ Select Agreement

Ledbetter Insurance Agency Leland Equipment Co. .

Suppls. Research Reprs. to Indust. Arts

Dept. Select Dept. Select

Teach. Aid Suppls. Instr. Suppls.

Dept. Select School Select

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc. ’ NL & EW Kruysman Inc,

• $J.B. Lippincott Coo 1 Litho Negative & Plate Coo

Longmans Green & Go. Mack Motor Truck Corp.

Teaching Aid Suppls Upkeep Trks, & Cars

Dept, Select Stand.

The MacMillan Co, Macrae Smith Co.

Teach. Aid Suppis Teach, Aid Suppls,

Pub. Dept. Select

J.A. Majors Co. Marshall Supply & Eqpt,

Night Schl, Suppis Instr, Suppls

Dept. Select Low

Melton Companyj Inc, Mideke Supply

Instr, Suppls Instr. Suppis

Milner Construction Co. Miller-Jackson Co. Modern Beauty Shop Mago

Belle Isle-Estim. #2 New Eqpt. Instr. Suppis

Bd. Action Low ■ Stand. Bd. Action Dept. Seiec-t School Select

Morgan’s Food Mkt. Multigraph Sales Agency

Instr. Suppis Office Suppis

National Assn., Of Ed. Bd. National Cash Register Co.

National Foreman’s Inst. tional Theatre■Supply•

15.8U 855o00

Stand. Agree.

gars Map of The Week, Inc itional Geographic Society

School Select Stand. Dept. Select

Labor Mat. Radio Sta, New Schl. Apparatus

Teach. Aid Suppis Instr. Suppis

Instr; Suppis Teach. Aid Suppis

Dept. Select Bd. Action Stand Pub. School <<Lect

■■

School Select Pub.

W85 1.00

25.93 37.1+5-'

568;80

1.67

8.61+ 1U.61

m 1’23.25 U.27 ,•2U.38 ■ 5.00

■

L-

29.W

2.28^1. . 3.15’' ‘ S

22.50 107.38 975,h2 1,082.90 13.75

1,096.65 lit, 91+9.00 22.73 6.00 70.62

92.98 lit.08

107.06

25.00

2,7hl.35 167.20 ■

2,908.55

2.58 57.22

12.50 ,:5*75 /I*X;-

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT’D ......"

.A-.......................... . ... . ......... . 11955-56 General Fund - Cont’d Teach. Aid Suppls Water & Sewage

Dept. Select Utilities..

Custod. Suppls Water & Sewage

Utilities Utilities

7.50 5,1^2.65

Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Clnrs. Custodian. Suppls Oklahoma City Asso. Ins. Agen.Admin. Expense

Low . Insurance

82.35 757.25

Oklahoma City Linen Ser. Oklahoma Gas & Electric

Custod. Supplies Light & Power

Agreement Utilities

102.22 16,321i.U5

Oklahoma Historical Society

Instr. Supplies

School Select Dept. Select

-New Method Book'Bindery Oklahoma County Water Co.

Oklahoma City Garbage Dept. Oklahoma City Water Dept.

Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. Oklahoma Oxygen Co.

Fuel Instr. Suppls

Utilities Agree.

Oklahoma Paper Co. Olson Radio Warehouse Inc.

Instr.*. Suppls Instr. Suppls

School Select Dept. Select

Oklahoma Seating Co

New Furn. & Fix.

Bd. Action Low School Select

56.65

U.oo i5.oo

19.00

20,U0.58 1U1.78

12.02 67.90 1,920.58 378.70 27.50

' 2,326.78 199.00 200.00

Oklahoma City Scenic Co. Oklahoma Waste Mater. Co.

Reprs. to Gen. Eqpt Instr. Supplies

Stand. Low

F.A. Owens Pub. Co. Pacific Books

Instr. Supplies Teach. Aid Suppls

School Select Dept. Select

Instr. Suppls Custod. Suppls

School Select Agree. ;

5.00 65.00

Upkeep Trks. & Cars Instr. Suppls

Low Low

2.81l. 12.00

Supplies Bus. Office Supplies Bus. Office Supplies Bus. Office Supplies Bus. Office Operation Schl. Bus

Postage Postage Postage Postage Low Bd. Action..

Parent’s Institute, Inc. L. T. Payne ■ Perfection Equip. Co. Pipkin Photo Ser0 Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Prentice-Hall Inc. Radio Supply, Inc. Rand McNally & Co. Rector’s Book Store

Teacho Aid Supplies Library Suppls

Reader’s Digest' Remington Rand

Richards And Conover Hdwe. Robberson Steel Co.

. Royal Typewriter Co.

Willis G. Sautbine Scholastic Magazines

200.00 50.00 50.00 100.0(5

129.h2 919.10

11.90 10.80

Pub. Depto Select Stand.

526.70 7U.75

Low Low

Supplies

Stand. Low

1,OU8.52

12.60 259.25 51.85

Dept. Select Dept. Select Pub. Low School Select

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

5.00 1.71l

22.70 92.00

601.U5

201.07 95.31 167.50 150.00

317.50

Rental Supplies

Stand. Schl. Select

300.00 320.55

Teach. Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls

Pub. Dept. Select

15.80 g3.o80

Scott-Chevrolet Co. Charles-Scribners & Sons

Drivers. Train. •Teach. Aid Suppls

Agree. Dept. Select

W>00 lp.03

Sears Roebuck & Co. Select Publications, Inc.

Instr. Suppls Office Suppls & Print.

Low Pept. Select .

2.19 17.50

Severin Supply

Upkeep Trks. & Cars.

stand. Low Dept. Select

• School-Crafters, Inc J Science Research Asso.

Instr. Suppls Labor Mat. Radio Sta. Instr. Supplies Suppls Bus. Off.

. 5

Co.

S & J Supply Co. Simon & Schuster Inc..

Oper. Schl. Bus Teach. Aid Suppls

Stand. Pub.

80.68 3.23 . 2.30,

86.21'i.

8.1j.2

6»4q.

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 General Fund - Cont'd

Simpson Auto Company Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Instr. Suppls Repr. Repl. Eqpt.

Agree Select

Jasper Sipes Book Dep. Southwestern Bell Tele.

Instr. Suppls Tele.

Dept. Select Contract

2,610.06 7,182.76

G.S. Spache Spurlin Sales Co. S & H Shade Co.

Teach. Aid Suppls Upkeep Grounds Reprs..to Eqpt.

Dept. Select Stand. Stand..

1.60 15.29 39.38

Southwest Parts Corp. Standard Paint Works, Inc.

Upkeep Trks & Cars. Instr, Suppls

State Agency for Surplus Pr. Surplus Prop. Instr. Suppls The Steck Co.

17.17 863.20

Stand. Low

2.06 165.60

Dept. Select Select

271.UO 19.85

1 1

Steel Supply Co. Rogers Gray Stevens

Instr. §uppls Admin. Expense

Low # Bd. Action

62.93 57.82 h

Dick Stout & Co. Ed Stuart’s Music Shop

Voc. & Inst. Suppls. Mt. Mus. Instr.

Inst. Supp. School Select

22.00 95.00

J. Chester Swanson Taylors Glass Shop

Admin. Expense Upkeep Trks. & Cars

Bd. Action Dept. Select

178.U9 9.112

Thompson Schoolbook Dep. Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Library Books Inst. Suppls

Schl. Select Bd. Action

283.70 llili.OO

C.E. Tharpe B. H. Thomas

Rent Trans, Equip. Labor Fitting

Agree0 Agree.

lxte^a

Petty Cash Water & Sewage

Bd. Action Utilities

. Mary Thacker, Clerk Town of Nichols Hills

1 j

. i

liWo

Suppls Research Off. Uarco Incorporated Unity School of Christianity Instr. Suppls

JoSef Vallon Vaseco Inc.

Insti Suppls New Eqpt. Visual Ed.

Low School Select

2*. 00 11.110 175.00

Dept. Select Low

12$fe

Veaiy Drug Company Logan Wait Mfg. & Sales Co.

Instr. Suppls Inst. Suppls

School Select School Select

15.00

Walker Stamp & Seal Co. Wallace & Tiernan Inc.

Clerks Suppls Custodial Suppls

Low Stand.

5.00 111.75

Webster Publishing Co. W. M. Welch Mfg. Co.

Instr. Suppls Science Suppls

School Select Bd. Action

59.6o 152.00

Reprs. Indust. Arts Custodial Suppls

Dept. Select Low

7.97 r 339.05

Tele. Upkeep Trks. & Tires

Utilities Stand.

• 11.50 5.23

Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls

Dept. Select Dept. Select

7.75 • 3.96

Welding Equip. Co. West .Disinfecting Co. ■ Western Union Tele. Co. *The White Motor Co.

The H.W. Wilson Co. World Book Co.

..1

41 j

; ■ '1

1011,622 ,h6

19511-55 General Fund

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Bureau of Research & Ser. Science Research Associates

Instr. Suppls

Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls

Low ' ' . Bd. Action

. 35.60 210.61

2)4.6,21

110.00 355.30.-4

Pub. Dept. Select

6111.51

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.1955 - Bond.

6,528.18 1,800.0©

Builders Const. Co .E. V. Cox Construction Co.

New Bldgs. New Bldgs.

Bd. Action Bd. Action

The Dolese Company Hart.Industrial Supply Co

Reprs. To Bldgs Reprs. To Bldgs

Agree. Low

596.2?’

Bd. Action Low

195.81+ 106.65

Hudginss Thompson Ball & Ass ,New Bldgs Reprs. To Eqpt. Hunzicker Brothers

35.86

Johnson Service Co. Jones & Andrews, Arch.

Admin. Bldg, New Bldgs.

Bd, Action Bd. Action

1,511+.oo 256.10

Lolfller-Green Supply Co. Oklahoma Seating Co.

New Bldgs. New Furn. & Fix.

Bd. Action Bd. Action

33.75 1+60,00

Oklahoma Testing Lab. Oklahoma City Asso. Insur Agents

Mis. Admin. Expense Mis. Admin. Expense

Stand. Insurance

50.00 330.37

Louis Rastetter & Sons Co. Standard Rfg. & Mater. Co.

Mis. Admin. Expense Reprs. To Bldgs.

Bd. Select Low

22.29 17.50

Low Dept. Select

99.60 66.75

* A

; Scovil & Ablett Hardware Co ,Reprs. To Bldgs. Petty Cash Disb. Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Waugh Brothers Supply Co, Well Construction Co.

Reprs. To Bldgs. New Bldgs.

Low Bd. Action

H6.L+0 2,079.51+

11+, 239.06

V i

1951+ - Bond.

The Dolese Company Commercial Eqpt. Co.

Reprs. To Bldgs. New Eqpt.

Low Bd. Action

135.97 2,01+7.50

Goodner Van Engineering Cc>, Noble James & Assoc.

New Eqpt. New Eqpt.

Bd. Action Bd. Action

7,1+83.86 1+,501,80.

Standard Roofing & Mater0 Co.Reprs. To Eqpt. Weller Construction Co. New Bldgs.

Loifr Bd. Action

‘ ■ W''

3*‘00 2-, 063 *,30

16,267 ...

. ■ _____ _________ ■____ .

1955-56 Bldg. Levy

Branham’s Inc.

Mater. & Suppls Mater. & Suppls Furniture

' 2,955.50 156.00

Builders Construction Co Butler Shade Co.

Schlo Furnit. Mater. & Suppls

Contract Low

Champlin Refining Coo John H. Cole Company

Mater. & Suppls Mater. & Suppls

Low Low Dept. Select

Commercial Equipt. Co. Cook Electric Supply Co.

Cafeteria Eqpt, Mater. & Suppls

Bd, Action Low

School Mater, Admin. Mater. Admin.

Dept. Select Bd, Action Low Low Low

Cook Paint & Varnish Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co , Clarke Sanding Machine Co, >'■ Crane Company David M. Davis Company The Denham Floors Cd,

Dyke Brothers Federal Corporation

Project for Schls, Bldg. Proj. & Suppls Proj.

Mater. & Suppls

Mater. & $upplss Mater. & Suppls

Low Low Bid

Low Dept. Select

Cafeteria Eqpt. Gardner Hotel Supply Co. The Gasteam Radiator Co. Inc. Mater. & Supp]_s

Bd. Action Stand,

Mater. & Suppls Consultant Fee

Low Bd. Action

Graybar Electric Co. Inc. Goodner Van Engineering Co.

twp*’ , f 1,5^. 28 56.62; .

991+.2221+.92 9.81+ p

288.00 799.26

•

31+.76--'

l,l+5fe7O 106t80 ! ft. "■ ' 13.50 15,050.29 ' 72.65 1,31+l.ho 5.1+6 ;

1,087.26 f * f' '

111.91+ 1+9.95 r 2,665.11+; 15.76i

85.38 s .500.00;. f

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1955-56 Building Levy - Cont’d

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296.90 10.73

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Mater. & ^uppls Serv. Shops Admin. Bldg.

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R. #56 I Claims Approved for Payment i

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of the fore~ going list of claims in the total amount of $343,33^.77, and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recanmended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”

R. #57 Feb. Payrolls Approved— | March Payrolls Authorized

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the payrolls for the month of February be approved and that the payrolls for March be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. 1

GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION, PURCHASING

Link Aviation [ Trainer Plane Transferred to Schools

The Superintendent reported that the Link Aviation Foundation was transferring to the Oklahoma City schools an aviation student trainer plane to be used for preparatory training for those who take flight training. The Superintendent recommended that the plane be placed at Northwest Classen High School, and said it would take about $100.00 to pay for certain items in connection with the plane. The Link engineers will do some renovation of the plane when they come through, he said.

MEETING OF MAUCH 5, 1956 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr.. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following "Election Proclamation and Itemized Estimate of Current Expenses of Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Otherwise Knownas the Board of Education of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1956;"

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R. #58 5-Mill Emergen & 5-Mill Bldg. Levies Approve

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye,"

THEREUPON, Mr. Thompson_______ ^introduced a Resolution which was read in full by the Clerk, and upon motion by Mr. Wright , seconded by Mr. McCray , was adopted by the following vote: AYE:

Mr. Thompson, Mr. Wright, Mrs. Melton, Mr<> McCray and Mr. Bennett.

NAY:

None

Said Resolution thereupon was signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed with the seal of said School District, and is as follows:

A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CALLING AND HOLDING OF AN ELECTION IN INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 OF OKLAHOMA__________ COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS THEREOF THE QUESTION OF THE ISSUANCE OF THE • BONDS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT IN THE SUM OF $6.800.000.00 , TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSEsOF

Purchasing school sites; erecting and purchasing and equipping suitable .1

school buildings; making repairs to existing school buildings; purchasing _ ______ school furniture and fixtures and making improvements to school sites;__________ AND LEVYING AND COLLECTING AN ANNUAL TAX IN SUCH DISTRICT FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST ON AND PRINCIPAL OF SAID BONDS.

WHEREAS, it is deemed advisable by the Board of Education of INDEPENDENT District No. 89 , of OKLAHOMA_______ County, Oklahoma, to

School

purchase school sites; erect and purchase and equip suitable school buildings;

make repairs to existing school buildings; purchase school furniture and fixtures

and make improvements to school sites; j

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-.j R. #59 Approval to jHold Election i to Vote on 1 Bond Issuance

64 MEETING OF MARCH % 195$ - CONT'D

R. //59 Continued

and WHEREAS, the estimated amount necessary for such purpose is $ 6,800.000*00__________ > andWHEREAS there are no funds in the treasury for such purpose and power is granted said Board by Section 26, Article 10 of the Constitution, as amended, and Title 70, Article 15, Oklahoma. Statutes 1951, and other statutes of the State supplementary and amendat.ory thereto, to issue bonds to provide funds for such purpose, provided the same be authorized by the qualified electors thereof, voting at an election held for that purpose; and the Board specifically finds that the District has an absolute need for the entire thereof; NOW THEREFORE,

BE IT RESOLVED BI THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF DISTRICT NUMBER ftq 0^ OKLAHOMA

TNnEPF.NDENT SCHOOL COUNTY, OKLAHOMA:

‘SECTION 1. That a special election to be held in said School District is hereby called on the 27th day of’ March, 1956 , for the ;purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of such district the following proposition:

PROPOSITION

SHALL INDEPENDENT__________ SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 OF OKLAHOMA__________ COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, INCUR' AN INDEBTEDNESS BY ISSUING ITS NEGOTIABLE COUPON BONDS IN THE SUM OF

SIX MILLION AND EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND_________________________________________ .DOLLARS, TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSES OF Purchasing school sites; erecting and___________

purchasing and equipping suitable school buildings; making repairs to existing school buildings; purchasing school furniture and fixtures and making improvements to school sites;____________________________________________ ____________________ AND LEVY AND COLLECT AN ANNUAL TAX, IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER TAXES, UPON ALL THE TAXABLE PROPERTY IN SUW DISTRICT SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SUCH BONDS AS IT FALLS DUE, AND ALSO TO CONSTITUTE A SINKING FUND FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF WHEN DUE, SAID BONDS TO BEAR INTEREST NOT TO EXCEED THE RATE OF FIVE PER CENTUM PER ANNUM, PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY, AND TO BECOME DUE SERIALLY WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS FROM THEIR DATE.

SECTION 2. That such call for said election shall be by Proclamation and Notice, signed by the President and attested by the Clerk, setting forth the Proposition to be voted upon, the number and location of the polling places, the hours of opening and closing the polls and the names of the officers who shall conduct said election; that the ballots shall set forth the Proposition to be voted upon substantially as set out in Section 1 hereof; and that the returns of said election shall be made to and canvassed by the said Board of Education. BE IT RESOLVED that the polling places & election offices as shown by records of the District be approved® ADOPTED AND APPROVED this daY of March A.D., 1956 >

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT'D

^'^R. #59 j Continued STATE OF OKLAHOMA

' COUNTY OF

, OKLAHOMA^

I, the undersigned, the duly Qualified and acting Clerk of the

Board of Education of of

OKLAHOMA

INDEPENDENT

School District No. 89

County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that

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the foregoing is a true and complete copy of the Resolution

authorizing and directing the calling of an election for the purpose therein set out, adopted by said Board, and transcript of proceedings of said Board had at a meeting thereof duly held on the date therein set out, insofar as the same relates to the

introduction, reading, and adoption of said Resolution, as the same appears of record in my office.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this I

day of

MARCH

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Clerk, Bpard 6f Education

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R. #60 Approval for Co. Election Board to Con duct Election

Motion to approve having the County Election E^ird conduct the election March 27, 1956 was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made by Mr. B ennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following resolu tion readopting the present seal of the Board, and the motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye;11________________ __ _______ __

R. #61 Present Seal of Board Readopted

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, has in the past, had and used only one Seal, the impression of which is impressed hereon, and upon which the legend is "Board of Education, of the City of Oklahoma, Oklahoma - Seal”; and, WHEREAS, the Board of said District finds it necessary for the best interest of the District to continue the use of said Seal as the adopted and sole seal of the District and this Board;

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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this district and this Board representing this District use in conducting the business of this District the present above described seal as the sole and adopted seal of this Board and this District and that the Clerk of this Board be authorized and directed to use the same in sealing and attesting all documents relating to the District requiring a seal. .... ;

(End of Resolution)

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT'D STATE OF OKLAHOMA,

R. #61 ■ Continued

) )ss COUNT! OF OKLAHOMA. )

I, the undersigned, the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of a Resolution readopting the Seal of such District, and do certify that the said Resolution was duly and regularly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of said District held on March 5, 1956, at which all members of the Board were present and which Resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the Board on roll call. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said District this 5th day of March, 1956.

Mary'A’

R. #62 Board Room Designated

Clerk, Board of Education

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following Resolu tion designating the auditorium of the Administration Building as "The Board Room" unless otherwise notified by the Board at a later date. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

RESOLUTION

BE IT RESOLVED that the auditorium of the Administration

Building located at 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, shall be known and referred to as ’’The Board Room” of the

Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89 of

Oklahoma County, and meetings of the Board shall be held in said ’’Board Room” unless otherwise specified or agreed by the Board.

(End of Resolution)

STATE OF OKLAHOMA,

) )ss COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA. )

I, the undersigned, the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true and correct copy of a Resolution which was duly and regularly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of said District held on March 5, 1956, at which al 1 members of the Board were present and which Resolution was adopted by the unanimous vote of all members of the Board on roll call. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said District this 5th day of March, 1956.

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1956 - CONT'D

It was moved by Fir. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following Resolution regarding execution of a quit claim deed to S. F. and Helen K. Jones:

BE IT RESOLVED, that in order to eliminate any question regarding the form of conveyance heretofore made by Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, the President and Clerk of this Board are hereby authorized and direct ed to execute and deliver a proper Quit Claim Deed to S. F. and Helen K. Jones . covering the following described property in Oklahoma County, to-wit:

' R. #63 | Execution of i Quit Claim i Deed Approved i (Strip of Lan< i Northwest Clas; i en ...High)_____

The following described portion of the East fifteen (15) feet of the NWj; of the SWt; of Section 19, Township 12 North, Range 3 West of I. M., more, particularly described as follows: Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 15 of' Block 5, Warr's Better Built Homes Addition No. 3 to Oklahoma. City, thence Westerly and along the North line of said Lot 15, Block 5 extended a distance of 15 feet to a point; thance South and parallel to the West line of Lot 15, Block 5 a distance of 100 feet; thence East a distance of 15 feet to the Southwesterly corner ■ of said Lot 15, Block 5j thence North and along the West line of said Lot 15, Block 5 to the point or place of beginning, (Northwest Classen)

said deed to recite it is given to correct deed dated April 12, 1954. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to grant permission to direct the |R. #64 following people to attend the meetings designated: Approval of Professional RESOLUTION ;Trips________

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it; would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following people would attend the conferences on the dates as designated: (1)

Mr. F. R. Born, a meeting of the Secondary School Principals in Chicago, February 25-29, 1956, with no expense to the Board;

(2)

Mrs . Gladys McDonald, National Convention for Elementary Principals in Denver, March 7-10, 1956;

(3)

Mr. Rogers Stevens, a meeting of the Southern Association on Health, Physi cal Education & Recreation, Nashville, Tennessee, February 15-17, 1956;

(4)

Dr. Melvin Barnes, Mrs. Helen Jones, and Mrs. Vivien Haynes, a meeting of the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, in New York City, March 19-25.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the above persons be directed to attend the meetings designated, with, the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons on the trips be paid by the Board of Education, with the exception of the expenses of Mr. Born which are paid by the Secondary School Principals.

The/.motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the Board enter into an agree ment with the Star Engraving Company of Houston, Texas for furnishing 2,000 diplomas, more or less, at a cost of QI.10 per diploma, for Southeast, John Marshall, Northeast, U. S. Grant, Capitol Hill Senior, Central, Classen, Northwest Classen, and Douglass high schools, the purchase to be charged against the 1-7 account, tabulation of bids being on J?ile in the Purchasing Department. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (See Notice for Bids below.)

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting bids on one. lot of standard storeroom instructional supplies to various bidders, names.& amounts to each as submitted, totaling 443,460.85, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account. The mot ion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye." (See Notice for Bids below.)

R. #65 Bid Let on Diplomas

R. #66 Bids Let on Instructional Supplies

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R. #67 Bids Let on Stage Lighting Equipment

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to let bid on one lot of stage lighting equipment such as border lights, tormenter trees, spot lights, and flood lights for the Northwest Classen High School stage to Oklahoma City Scenic.‘■'Company , low bidder, in the amount of 54,096.61, to be charged to the Building Levy Project 501 Account, tabulation bids submitted and filed, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."-

R. #68 Additional Claim Approved

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve claim of Imperial Paving Company for asphaltic concrete construction at the parking area of Douglass High School in the amount of 323,754.60, this claim having come in too late to be listed with the regular list of bills at this meeting. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." ( ,

R. #69 Purchase of Cabinets Approved

Cn recommendation of the Superintendent, it was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of twenty-six birchwood cabinets to serve a s partitions for offices on the third floor for personnel who will be transferred from the Jefferson Building to the Roosevelt Building, at a total cost of $5,169.18, from the Oklahoma Seat ing Company, the only firm handling this particular type of cabinet. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."

R. #70 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

MEETING CF MARCH 20, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; R. Ben Brown, Research Director; representatives of the press and T-V stations. Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson, President. Mrs. Melton moved adoption of the following Resolution regarding Social Security:

BE IT RESOLVED that Independent School District No. 1-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma pledges funds available for salaries, wages or personal compensa tion in its funds, the sum of which shall be fully sufficient, when added to the sum withheld as contributions from the salaries, wages, or compensa tion for personal services performed by employees thereof covered by this plan, to equal the total amount due from the School District to said Contirbution Fund (employers’ and employees’ contributions) under applicable provisions of 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 and 121 to 132, and of said Title II of the Social Security Act.

|B. #71 | Resolution I Pledging ! Social Securit j Funds__________

The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the Board approve the following ; R. #72 plan for extending benefits of the Social Security Act to school district employees of iPlan for Independent School District No. 1-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma: : Social Securit ; Approved______

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PLAN FOR EXTENDING BENEFITS OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ■...... TO OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEES

. WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 & 131 and Section 218 (d) (3) of the Federal Social Security Act, there has been a referendum in Independent School. District No. I-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, hereafter re ferred to as the School District, to determine whether positions covered by the Teachers Retirement System of Oklahoma should be excluded from or included under the agreement made and entered into on December 14, 1950, by the Federal Security Administrator and the State of Oklahoma, hereafter referred to as the Agreement, under 51 0. S. 1951 & 123, and a majority of the eligible employees voted in favor of including such positions under said Agreement; and, WHEREAS, 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 & 125 authorized School District in the State of Oklahoma to submit for approval by the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission a plan for extending the benefits of Title II of the Social Security Act in con formity with applicable Federal law to employees of such School District:

This plan is hereby submitted for approval by the Oklahoma Public Welfare Com mission for extending the benefits of Title II of the Social Security Act in con formity with applicable Federal law to- employees of the School District:

1. This plan shall cover all services which constitute "employment" as de fined in 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 & 122 and performed in the employ of^the School District, by any employees thereof, provided, that there shall be excluded from such coverage: (a) Service performed by an individual who is employed to relieve him from f .unemployment. K• ' (b) Service performed in a hospital, home, or other institution by a patient '©r. inmate thereof.

. (c) (d)

Covered transportation service (as determined under section’210 (l),.and Service (other than agricultural labor or service performed by a student$

which is excluded from employment by any provision of section 210 (a) other than paragraph (8) of such section.

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MEETING OF MARCH 20, 1956 - CONT’D There shall, also,'be excluded the following positions:

R. #72 Continued

(1) (2) (3)

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Students People paid by fees Emergency employees

2. The School District will impose upon its employees as to services covered by this plan a contribution with respect to wages, as defined in 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 & 122, not exceeding the amount of tax which would be imposed by Section 1400 of the Federal Insurance Contributions Act, if such services constituted employment within the meaning of that Act, and to deduct the amount of such con tribution from the wages as and when paid. Contributions so collected shall be paid into the "Contribution Fund": in the State Treasury created by 51 0. S, Supp. 1955 & 126 in partial discharge of the lia.bility of the School District under 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 & 125 (c) (2), said payments to the Contribution Fund to be made in accordance with rules and regulations of the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission. It, is agreed and understood that the failure of the School District to deduct such contributions shall not relieve it of liability therefor. It is further understood

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agreed that delinquent payments 'diie! said Contribution'.Fund will bear interest' ij-same'ma^fe^-'recovered by proper hMrate of six (6) per cent per a^hdrn against said school district,i5 r may at the request of the Oklahoma ?7i r. Welfare Commission, be deducted from any other moneys payable to the School istrict by any department or agency of the State. f

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3. The Board of Education of the School District has duly and legally adopted, ■“■’and there now appears in its records a resolution (a certified copy of which is ihereto attached) pledging from funds available for salaries, wages or personal com•|pensation in its funds, sums which shall be fully sufficient, when added to the sums '?withheld as contributions from the salaries, wages or compensation for personal' ser4 vices performed by employees thereof covered by this plan, to equal the total amount ■' ‘-due from the School District to said Contribution Fund (employers’ and employees’ contributions) under applicable provisions of 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 & 121 to 132, and of said Title II of the Social Security Act. As assurance of its ability to pay its share of the contributions which will become due and payable to the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission under the terms of this plan, and as assurance that said contributions will be adequate, the School District hereby obligates itself and represents that at all times hereafter there will be maintained in said funds for salaries, wages or compensation, a sum fully sufficient to pay its share of the contributions due to the Contribution Fund; and that same (together with contri butions deducted from salaries, wages, etc. of employees) will be paid promptly when due, under rules and regulations of the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission,

4. The School District agrees that it will make such reports in such form and containing such information as the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission may from time to time require; and that it will comply with such provisions as the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission or the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare may from time to time find necessaiy to assure the correctness and verification of such reports. The School District further agrees that it will comply with-all regula tions adopted and promulgated by the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission as necessary to carry out the purposes of 51 0. S. Supp. 1955 &■ 121 to 132, and of Section 218 of the Social Security Act. V i A 1

5. The Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission is authorized to terminate this plan in its entirety, if the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission finds that there has been a failure to comply substantially with ary provision contained in this plan, such termination to take effect at the expiration of such notice and on such conditions as may be provided by regulations of the Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission and be consistent with applicable provisions of the Social Security Act.

6. The Oklahoma Public Welfare Commission shall not finally refuse to approve this plan, and shall not terminate this plan, if approved, without reasonable notice ||nd opportunity for hearing to the School District.

This plan shall be effective as of January 1, 1956 Independent School District No.rI-89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma

Clb’rk of'' the Bbard of Education

.1956

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.Director, Department of Public Welfare State of Oklahoma

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;iZl MEETING OF MARCH 20, 1956 - CONT’D

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”

The Superintendent submitted "Library Recommendations for Secondary Schools," and explained the recommendations in detail, to be considered.

R. #72 Continued Library I Recommendatior I Presented i

After carefully considering and discussing four different retirement plans submitted by i R. #73 the Auditor for the $6,800,000 bond issue to be submitted to voters Tuesday, March 27, 1956,15-Year Re motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the 15-year retirement plan ! tirement Plan for the bonds be adopted. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.” ; for Bonds ■ Approved Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded

R. #74

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73 MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, G. L. Robinson, and Gene Stinebeck, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Iybrand Attor ney; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; representatives of T-V Stations and the press; other visitors.

The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.

,Invocation

The President extended a welcome to visitors.

Visitors Welcomed

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, the minutes of the meetings of March 5, 1956 and March 20, 1956 were approved as read.

R. #75 jMinutes iApproved

|r. #76 It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following resolution Approval of !Resolution to for sale of the old McKinley School property at N. W. 11th and Harvey Avenue: iSell Old Mcjkinley Property RESOLUTION There is presented to the Board a Contract of Sale which is made a part of these minutes by reference, by which this District agrees to sell and the First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City agrees to buy the following described real property belonging to the District, situate in Oklahoma County, Okla homa:

All of Lots One (1) and Four (4) of Block Three (3) of McClure’s Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma as shown by the recorded plat thereof, together with all improvements and appurtenances thereunto belonging, at the purchase price of Eighty Thousand Dollars ($80,000.00) on the terms set forth in said contract.

The Board finds that the above described real property is no longer needed by the District and is not useful for school purposes and that it is to the best interest of the District that the above property be sold on the terms set forth in said contract and that said contract should be executed by the District.

NCW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that this Board of Education repre senting Independent School District.No. 89 of Oklahoma County, finds that the real property above described is no longer needed by the District and that it it is not useful to the District for school purposes and that the officers of the District be authorized, empowered and directed to execute the above mentioned contract and to deliver an executed copy thereof to the First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City upon the receipt of the Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) mentioned therein; that thereafter the offi cers of the District be authorized, empowered and directed to do all things necessary and proper in carrying out and fulfilling the terms of said contract including, if the facts justify the same under the contract, the execution of a deed conveying said real property to the First Baptist Church of Oklahoma City, upon the paying of the entire purchase price, according to the terms of said contract. On roll call, the motion carried with all

members voting “Aye.”

Dr. Leonard Cox, Director of Pupil Services, present at the meeting, gave a most interest ing and informational discussion of the work of the Department of Pupil Services.

Dr. Cox Discusses Pupil Serviced

On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, the Board extended a vote of’ confidence to Dr. Cox and the Department of Pupil Services, to assure them that the Board wishes to carry out the policies being followed by that Department,

R. #77 Vote of Con fidence in Dept, of Pupil Services as Directed by Dr. Cox

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D

Committee on letiring Pre sents Petition

A Committee on Retiring was present at the meeting, Mr. Madison Wilson, Chairman, Mr, D. F. Cooley, spokesman for the Committee, read a Resolution recommendding that .school employees who are scheduled to retire this year be permitted to work bepnd sixty-five years of age in order to receive benefits of Social Security. Whereupon, the Board requested that a copy of the Resolution be submitted to members of the Board for study. SPECIAL On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids received in response to t he attached! Notice for Bids for electrical service for the Administration Building were opened and read; aloud as per the tabulation below:

1. #78 3ids Opened on Electrical Service

TABULATION OF THE BIDS ON ELECTRICAL SERVICE

CONTRACTOR

Alliance Electric Co. Almond Electric Co. Galloway Electric Co. Industrial Electric Co, R. #79 j Bids on Elec. | Service Referred to Central Off,j

BID §18,300 17,128 17,627 18,650

BID

CONTRACTOR Oklahoma Electrical Co. Osborne Electric Co. Shawver & Son, Inc. Spaulding Electric Co,

§17,082 19,448 16,160 22,490

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bids received for elec trical service for the Administration Building be referred to the central office staff for study and later report to the Board, The motion carried.

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Reports were submitted by the School District Treasurer, Mr. George H. C. Green, by the Attorney, Mr. W. A. Lybrand, and by the Auditor, Mr. Millard Prigmore. Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that all three reports be approved and that the report of the Treasurer for March be filed in the office of the Clerk. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #80 Reports of Treasurer, Attorney, and Auditor Rec’d, and Approved

\ ) |

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following election ; returns of March 27, 1956; also the attached report on the votes cast at the Bond Election:)

R. #81 Election Returns Approved

§6,800,000 Bond Issue

i i

Total votes cast in favor of the proposition 9775 Total votes cast against the 1102 proposition Total mutilated ballots 12 TOTALS ------ •10,889

5-Mill Emer gency Levy

5-Mill Bldg. Levy

9750

9733

1032 6 13■0,788

1046 4 10,783

THERE having been-presented to said Board; the. refEHRns of an election held in said School District on the date and for the purpose hereinafter set* * out, the Board, after carefully canvassing said returns found,-.and.hereby declares of record that it found that said election was conducted by the officers designated in the Pro.clam^'t^lpii vand Notice of such election, with all vacancies filled according to law, id 'all; respects as required by law; that said election was conducted by ballot in the form prescribed; that the polls were opened at 01 clock jfoiu' and remained open ' j. continuously until and were closed at, Tififr- -■ o ’ clock ft, , <. on •the^F'F' day of ______ • A.P. , the hours and day designated; in said Proclamatioi^^^ice of Election; that the votes cast by the,.-. . , duly Qualified elec'tOreware: , <>.

: 7a MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D t

PROPOSITION SHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. JW OF: COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS BY ISSUING ITS NEGOTIABLE COU'PON

BONDS IN THE SUM OF

DOLLARS

TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE0OF

4RM xJLL OTHER TOES, UPON AND LEVY AND COM^^w ANNUAL M} IN ~ADDITION ------------- TO --------. THE INTERESTALL THE TAXABLE QWERTY IN SUCH DISTRICT SUFFICIENT TO .NG FUND FOR THE ON SAID BONDS-----------AS IT FALLS DUE, and ALSO TO CONSTITUTE A1®8 . INTEREST NOT PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF WHEN DUE, SAID BONDS T X I SEMI-ANNUALLY PER: OEM TUM PER ANNUM, TO EXCEED THE ■ YEARS*FROM SIR DATE. ■tally WITHIN 1 AND TO BECOMEj

Total number cf votes cast in favor of the Propd

...

Total number of votes cast against the Proposition

Total number

laim

mutilated ballots cast

JLrf.

TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES CAST

The Board further found that a lawful majority; of the qualified electors voting at said election cast their ballots in 'favor of the issuance of said bonds, and the issuance thereof was authorized.

President, Board of Education (SEAL) ATTEST:

STATE OF OKLAHOMA

;

ss county of

I, the undersigned, the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of ________ School District Number of County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of the canvass of the election held in said School District on the date and for the purpose therein set out, as made by the Board of Education and as shown by the records of my office.

WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this Sbat day of

JfeBXL________ , A.P.ieM

(l.

Clerk,

X/ard of EdudhtOh

(SEAL)

motion carried on roll call, with all members voting ”Aye«n

w ' ’'/fax-

' j

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - GONT’D

R. #82 Payment of Election Exp. Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment of all \ election expenses, totaling $2,612.95, for the election held on Tuesday, March 27, 1956, covering $100.00 for Blanche Titus, Chief Clerk, $706.95 for printing ballots, and $1006.00: for services of election officials and miscellaneous expenses. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #83 Resolution in re Sale of Bonds, Etc.

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THEREUPON li» MfllB introduced a Resolution, which was read iin full ■ . by the Clerk, and upon motion by RO <U BPOSM__ , seconded by C. B. 1 was adopted by the following vote:

NAY: Said Resolution thereupon was signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed with the seal of said School District, and is as follows:

RESOLUTION MBS A RESOLUTION FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO MATURE EACH YEAR, FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE THE BONDS ARE TO BE SOLD, AND AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID SALE AS REQUIRED BY LAW:

by _________ School District Number Q of County, Oklahoma, has been duly authorized at an election held for that purpose; i

•t

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF NUMBER 8$ OF COUNTY. OKLAHOMA:

SECTION 1.

! !

SCHOOL DISTRICT

That the 2

of . School District Number ftg of __ ■. County. Oklahoma, voted , on: the h______, A.D. , SEAL shall be offered for sale at on the jaMt-day of 46TU . A.D.,_J _o1 clock JUA . ■ , bonds to-become due as? follows:

_________ years from their date and $ ereafter until paid except that the last installment

annually shall be

0$ Nk&i SECTION 2.

Bwtti That the Clerk of the Board of Education is hereby ordered

p ?

and directed to cause notice of sale of said bonds to be given as required by law. *

ADOPTED this

10$'

day of

_, A.D.

President, Board of Education

(SEAL) ATTEST -

r*'' •’err >

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’Clerk7, BoArd of Education

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to name the Liberty National Bank as fiscal agent for the $6,800,000 bond issue. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”

Mr. Wright moved acceptance of the offer of the Oklahoma City Association of Insurance Agents to furnish a second set of drive-o-training units for the Oklahoma City Public Schools, and to approve the suggestion that these units be installed at Capitol Hill Senior High School. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.

Motion to approve the following Resolution directing members of the administrative and supervisory staff to attend the meetings designated was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright and carried unanimously on roll call:

RESOLUTION

:R. #84 Liberty Nat’l 1 Bank Approved I as Fiscal Agen R. #85 2nd Set of Drive-o-Train' ing Units Rec*i

R. #86 : Approval for Administrators ; to Attend iConferences

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following people would attend the conferences on the dates designated: (1)

Mr. Henry Foth and Mrs. Mildred Rickard, the Music Educators Conference, St. Louis, Mo., April 13-18, 1956;

(2)

Margaret Siegley, the Southwest Art Convention, Kansas City, Missouri, . March 26, 1956; Q

(3)

F. R. Born, North Central Association Meeting, April 8-11', 1956, Chicago, Illinois;

(4)

Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, April 18-21, Chicago, Illinois.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the above persons be directed to attend the meetings designated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board ofEducation, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these per sons on the trips be paid by the Board of Education. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.” Motion to approve the following proposed School Calendar for 1956-57 was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr, McCray, and carried:

PROPOSED CALENDAR, 1956-1957 EVENT

DATE

Pre-School Conference Labor Day Classes Begin State Fair Day State 0. E. A. Thanksgiving Christmas End of 1st Semester BE Day Easter District 0. E. A. School Closes

Aug. 27-31 Sept. 3 Sept. 4 Sept. 24 Oct. 26 Nov. 22 & 23 Dec. 22 - Jan. 1 Jan. 18 March ___ April 19 & 22 March _____ May 31

DAYS NOT TAUGHT

5 1

1 1 2 7

2 1

20^ days SUMMARY

School Year - 10 Mos. - 40 weeks Less Days Not Taught as follows: Professional Days - Teachers Holidays

200

7s days 13

Days Taught - Classes in S ession (Sec Schools) Days Taught - Classes in Session (Elem Schools) Work Days for Teachers

20J

179i 179j

187

R. #87 1956-57 School Calendars Approved

MEETING OF. APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D -V

PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended.

The following personnel recommendations and information were presented for consideration: i ----------------------------------------- ----

INSTRUCTIONAL

PERSONNEL

NAME

t! -

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE . COLLEGE

salary

NAME

REMARKS t .

(Resignati ons Adams

3-16-56

'Howard.-Albert

Radio Douglass

3-23-56

Art Northeast

3-2-56

2ND

^RS.)^

JStrand. CMora

Madeline

3-16-56

2ND

Northeast

B.A.

(Mrs.) Jenkins, Vasca

$35bo

o.u.

(MRS.)

Art

2-27-56

3-12-56

remainder of

. Remainder of Year Only

2nd Year only

Adams

B.S.

‘ i

Remainder of Year onlI ■

MAVFiFin,

$3400

ADAMS

B.S. A&M

(Mrs.)

(Mrs.) '<Clark. Azalea

a^fRpRTMA JlrfERK^FN «• 1 FfiVF OF Arsfncf)

Carlton' Evangeline

$3400

hAfel'jfWNAL|

(Mrs.) Crews, Norma

$3400

C. S.

3-19-56

Carey Remainder

(Mrs.) Patrick,

$2400

Non-Degree

2-29-56

Madison 5th Remainder of Year Only

(Mrs.) Ross, Pauline

$3400

B.S. E.C.S.

3-7-56

Carey 3rd Remainder of Year only

(Mr.) Harper, Dwayne

$4600

non-Degree

>8-56

C. H. Sr. Welding ’ Remainder of Year only

$3200

B.A. O.C.U.

2-29-56

Kaiser

3-2-56

Westwood Remainder

STGrace'RI'Ser - Illness)

?; '.-(Additional)

(John Nutt - Transferred)

B. S.

oletha

Kdgt.Asst. Year only

Re-Instatement (Mrs.) Lee. Addie Sue

- (Additional)

1ST .

System

■ ' ■

4th Wfstwood

(Mrs.) Wacon. Gladys (Resignations

3-1=56

(Mrs.) Elliott. Marie

$3400

$ 90

.5 ... ..

’

~ CLERICA) EMPLOYEES

1 (Mrs.) Burdick, Mildred

Clerk Dewey

3-23-56

(w?s.) Boyles, Jeannee

Hmrs.) Imeghee. Rita

Claim Clerk Business Office

3-1-56

(Filled

3-16-56

(miss) MIracle, Betty

(Mrs.) Dabney, Jo Ann

hMRS«) L

3-21-56

$195

3-20=56

key punch 0pera^^S| Research DEPig|g||L

$195 .

3-5-56

business

Dewey

’

Key Punch Operator Research Dept.

*Murray, Maggie

3L27-56

mAudrey

B.A. S-W.S.

Crowe - Transferred’

Transfer)

1-—-Lxg

Reave of Absence

maternity

Clerk

[(Mrs.)

Clerk Mark Twain

lHAIR. VIDA

3-29-56

(Mrs.) Funderburg. Moree

$180

■

4-2-56 ■

Mark Twain

jf ‘Wb

4 ■_

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ Mrs. La Vada Ayres as Temporary Clerk Salary $160 per month - Effective February 28, 1956. z

in the

Research Department -

Request permission to employ Josephine Carmichael as temporary Clerk in the Research ment TO HELP WITH THE C CENSUS ensus - S SALARY alary $160 $l60 per PER month MONTH - E EFFECTIVE ffective march MARCH 8, 8. 1956. IQkA.

Depart^

Request PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MILDRED SUTTMAN AS TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT to HELP with the Census - Salary ft60 per month - Effective March 8, 1956.

Change In Salary And Assignment

Request permission to

transfer

Audrey Crowe

from

Clerk

in the

Business office - Salary $190

PER. MONTH TO CLAIM CLERK IN THE BUSINESS OFFICE -'SALARY $200 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE MARCH I,

i' i

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1956,

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL

The following personnel recommendations and information were presented for consideration ‘"^SU^fiuTE TEACHERS FOR MARCH 1956 ■

BROWN, MADINE

Elementary, English, Social Science

Dick, Freeda

Elementary

Haney, Maxine

Algebra, 7th & 8th Arithmetic

Hicks, Maryann

Home Economics

hill,

Elementary

Jean

Louthan, Mildred

English, Science, Elementary

Mayfield, Madeline

Elementary

Reneau, Maxine

Kindergarten, Elementary

Robinson, L. Marie

Elementary, English, Social Setence

Stiles, Laura

Elementary

Stuart, Dorothy

Elementary,

wales,

music.

Music, English, Latin 1

Edna

**? 1

MAINTENANCE1’v

TERMINATIONS

‘xfc NAME-

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

salary

EFFECTIVE DATE

REM^RK^

Resignations

CofBmW^WSne

z )sM?y

3-12-56

Masonry Maintfnancf

3-2-16

Rough Carpenter Maintenance

3-22-36

;

(MR) ♦

Niblett, Tommy

$1.50 PI R HR.

3-12*56

Painter Maintenance^?

ft i . OR Df

3-12-56

Student Painter Maintenance (

(Mr) *>■

•

Weil . y• ■ • - ■••1 • .•

Laborer Maintenance

^UICEMEV DfiM ..............................

P HP

■ J.

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ Paul W. ^e'eijjan as Temporary Painter - Salary $1.50 PER Effective March 20, 19560 , .

Request permission to employ Alton A. Larman^as 'Temporary Effective March 15, 19560 Request permission to employ Leon J. Martin Effective March 21, 19560

painter

hour

- Salary $1.50 PER HOUR -

Temporary CARPENTER-SALARY $ I o75 PER HOUR -

'• Request permission to employ Wayne A. Palmer as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 PER HOUR effective March 20, 19560 Request permission to employ Leon Joseph Peacore as Temporary Laborer - Salary $ 1.'25 PER HOUR Effective March 21, 19560 *Request permission to employ Effective March 21, 19560

Clarence H. Ramsey as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 PER HOUR - # 4,-

Request permission to employ Elmer Staggs as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 Effective March 6,1956.

per hour.

&•,

Ij'EQQEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY ALFRED L. STEBENS AS TEMPORARY FINISH CARPENTER - SALARY $1.75 PER HOUR rE'ffecti ve March 23, 1956,

Request permission to employ Donald Allen Effective March 20, 1956.

thurmon as

Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25

Request permission to employ Norman Vaughn as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 .Effective March 22, 1956.

per hour

Change In Salary And Assignment v

Request permission to transfer Richard Mann from Painter - Salary $1.50 Painter Lead Man - Salary $1.60 per hour - Effective March 12, 1956.

lary

per hour to

Adjustment t

igST PERMISSION TO ADJUST THE SALARY OF LYNN LEHENBAUER ^grivE March 12,

1956.

FROM $1.40 PER flOUR TO $1. JO'PER HOUR -

80 MEETING <F APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT'D L.

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

Resignations (Mr) Hargett, Jacob

Fireman . John Marshall

3-12-56

(Replaced

(Mr) Hartt. Brett Curtis

Floorman Hardi ng iTiME Floorman

3=2-56

Hackett, Earl E.

$175.

3-5-56

Madison

2-29-56

(Mr) Ellerbee, Sam

1^7- so

3-1-56

Floorman Harding in me Floorman Madison

(Mr) Pearce. James

Floorman Adm. Bldg.

2-29-56

(Mr) Sapp. Arthur

<175.

3-1-56

Adm. Bldg.

(MRS)

Matron John Marshall

3-20-56

(Mr) Lowrance, Arthur Lee

1175.

3-21-56

Floorman John Marshall

(Mr) Landguth, Richard

J Whitfield, Mary-

Transfer)

(MR)

Floorman

r (Mr) Rffves. Emeral C.

(Mr. Warren - Leave of Mbah ---- rs'A.,,..,.!.

(Mr) Greenhaw, Finis M.

absi nce)

3-16-56

|I75.

3-27-5O

,.1;...

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

employ Mr. Delbert A. ward as Temporary Floorman at John Marshall SALARY |l?5 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE MARCH 15, 1956.

Request permission to

' ,

Request

permission to employ

Meuearl Edward Martin as Temporary Floorman at John Marshall -

W'SALARY $175 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE MARCH 20,

1956.

Change In Salary And Assignment

Request permission to

to transfer G. H.

Chapman, Floorman at John Marshall1-:Salary |i80 per month

Fireman at John Marshall - Salary #2io

per month

' .

John Mar7sh^^^^^* <175.

Re-Instatement r'

â€¢

(Mr) (Chapman, G. H. - Transffrr =n)

- Effective March 16, 1956.

SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA WORKERS AT 600 PER HO.UR

Beulah Berry Roberta Mitchell

Julia king Grace afinswicz

Willie Jenkins Margaret Cur-tis

Eula Terrell

Velma Brogan Marsha gillmore

Beatrice Tish

SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA WORKERS AT 650 PER HOUR

ANNA WOOD

latest permission to employ Charles Saner, 1200 N. W. 9, Oklahoma City, ^the purpose of making and reporting a survey on the Oklahoma Citjr Cafeterias at a salary of $500.''" enses. effective .March .^..1956

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL

FOOD SERVICE

TERMINATIONS ■yl; NAME

ASSIGNMENT

.. . - .

'"'Employment’"'

EFFECTIVE DATE

KKtI:0NS

NAME

or DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

replacement APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

Employed

(Mrs) Hightower, Gladys

.60 HR.

3-1-56

Cafeteria worker N. W. Classen

(Mrs) Marti Nnai

.An Hr.

s-R-Rf;

Cafeteria worker Madison

.60 HR.

3-2.7,56.....

Cafeteria worker Burbank

,73 Hr.

3-1.9-56 ■ F.P. Moon. ;

(Mrs) Spencer. Elberta

.65 Hr.

3-5-56

Cafeteria Worker Foster

(Mrs) Wenner. Jessie

.60 Hr.

3-1-56

Cafeteria worker Shi elds Hgts.

(Mrs) Dotson. Grace A.

.60 Hr.

3-27-56

Cafeteria Worker Westwood ’

(Mrs) Robinson. Ova E.

.60 Hr.

3-28-36

Cafeteria Rarfi pi n

Amy

(MRS)

Sexon, J. E.

(Mrs) Shoai •

REMARKS

Cafeteria Map Oi

Motion to approve the foregoing list of recommended personnel and personnel ihformation was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”

worker

;

worker

. U -

R. #88 Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS. CAFETERIAS. PURCHASING

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented: Bills and Payrolls Recommen ded for Paymen April 2, 1956

Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools

Dear Dr

Swanson:

The following matters are presented for your consideration:

BILLS RECOMMENDED FOR PAYMENT APRIL 2, 1956: $102,625.94

Item #la - 1955 GENERAL FUND

5,008.35

Item #lc - 1955 BOND FUND

34,043.75

Item #ld - 1954 BOND FUND

1,539.71

Item #le - 1955-56 BUILDING LEVY

Item #lf - 1954-55 BUILDING LEVY

4,741.00

Item #lg - 1954-55 SEPARATE BOND

314.74

Item #lh - 1954 SEPARATE BOND

934.66

Item #li - NORTHWEST CLASSEN BUILDING FUND

Item #lj - NORTHWEST CLASSEN PROJECT #2

49,109.33

Item #lk - GARDEN OAKS PROJECT #2

—41,^2,86

TOTAL -

$285,606.52

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D :

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1955-56 General Fund

Reprs to Furn Reprs to Music Instrms

Agree . Standard

Instr Suppls Suppls Bldgs & Brds

Schl Select Low

Instr Suppls Water

Dept Select Utilities

Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

American Council on Educ. -American Ed. Publications

Suppls Instr. Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

American-First Title & Trust ,American Electric Ignition Co

Abstract Upkp Cars & Trks

Legal Publications Low

American Handicraft Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

American Nature Assoc0 The American News

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

A & A Lock Shop A & W Violin Shop

Acme Food Store ' A.& E. Equipment , ■ :<fx ■

Mir Reduction Sales Co Airline Water Co A., ‘^American Asso Schl Admin0 The American Crayon Co.

^lerican Hairdresser

Wschl Select

American Board Journal American Surety Co. J8I-. £* • - - —... "

Suppls ‘ Nite 'Schl -

Bd Action

Dept Select ... Select

American Technical Society Ames Supply Co

Instr Supls Instr Supis

Dept Select Standard

90.U8 71.U?

Anderson Prichard Oil Corp Asso» for Childhood Ed.

Instr Supls Teach Aid Supls

Low Dept Select

19.80 1.32

Atomic Sound Eng. Co The Automotive Inc

Reprs Gen0 Eqpt Instr Supls

Standard Low

Auto Parts & Mach Co

Oper. Schl Trks

Low Dept Select

B & H Supply Co. Berada & Page, Inc

Upkp Trks & Cars Gust. Supls

Low Low'

E.Mo Barnes Beacon Pub Co

Rent Trans Ept Nite Schl Supls

Agreement Dept Select

The Big ^op Toy Shop

Instr Supls

Schl Select Agree Dept Select

Bills Grocery Black Dispatch Pub Co

Instr Supls Nite Schl $uppls

Schl Select Publisher

Horace H. Bliss Bd of Ed Grand Island, Neb

Instr Supls Teach Aid Supls

Bd Action Sept Select

The Boardman Co. The Bond Wheelwright Co

Upkp Trks & Cars Teach Aid Supls

Standard Dept Select

Bostitch Midwest Inc Branham’s Inc

Instr Supls Suppls

Low Low Dept Seltet Standard

80.20 7.58

87.78

7.15 55.13

83.8H 10.96 13 * HU

1.31

■y

Braniff Airways, Inc John A. Brown Co

t Admin Expense Instr Supls

Bd Action Schl Select

Bureau Pub Columbie Univ Burroughs Corp

Teach Aid Supls Reprs Office Machs

Dept Select Agree Standard

Bob Cates Calif. Elem Schl Admin

Instr Supls Teach Aid Supls

Low Dept Select

Calif Test Bureau Capitol Stage Eqpt Co

Nite Schl Supls Reprs to Gen Eqpt

Dept Select Schl Select

Capitol Steel & Iron Co Capitol Typewriter Co

Instr $upls

Low Standard

Reprs to Machines

1,007.85 1.50 21.35

1,030*70

75.05 92.90

3.11 U2.U0 23.56

65.96 127*60

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MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 GENERAL FUND - CONT’D

Carpenter Paper Co

Supls '

Reprs Pianos

Chestnuts Music Co

Instr Supis

Child'Training Assn. Inc , City Bus Company City Office Supply City Water Dept

’

Civic Ed. Service Inc Clarkea Violin House

•. The House of Clay .'^•■■:.i;rCole Pemberton Co

Low Bd Action Dept Select

W.. 19.26 5((.60 5*12

601.98

Schl Select Low

10.00 10.50

20.50

Rent Trans.. Eqpt

Publisher Agreement

li.00‘ . JA58.95

Instr “Supls Water

Low Utilities

661.00 li,950.92

Instr Supls Schl Select Reprs Mus Instruse Dept Select Schl Select Instr Supls Instr Supls

761.25

10.00 20.00

30.00

Low Schl Select

315.U8 117.13

Community Playthings Comptometer Division

Instr Supls Schl Select Reprs Office Machs Standard

80.68 81.73

Comptometer Dictation Sales Al Cook Desk & upl Co

Mt. Off. Machs Off Supis

Standard Standard

6M00 76.50

Cook Electric Supply Co George F. Cram Co

Instr Supls Instr Supls

Low Selected

79.50 21.27

Crane Co Creative Playthings, Inc

Reprs to Furn Spec® Ed®

Low Schl Select

55.31i 1U8.01

City Auto Parts

Upkp Grounds

Low

135.78

Teach Salaries Instr Supls

Agreement Schl Select

nU.oo

Reprs Off Bachins Supls

Standard Dept Select

6.79 6.00

Publications Bd Action

9U.10 7.20

Instr Supls Reprs Off Machs

Low Standard

17.26 93.35

Instr Supls Instr upls

Schl Select Schl Select

1118.70 7.25

Schl Select Instr Supls Reprs to Phys Ed.EqAgreement

55.141

J.H. Conger ' The Continental Press Ralph Co Coxhead Corp Curtis Circulation Co

The Daily Law Journal Record Legal Publication B. Roy Daniel Instr Supls

. . The Denman floors ^0 . ■ Dictaphone Corp

'Doc ’ s Super Market . ?Supt of Documnets

Doenges Supply The Dolese Co®

Teach Aid Supis

Doubleday & Co, Inc

Dept Select Publisher

Instr Supls Upkp; Trks & Cars

Schl Select Standard Agreement

Bill Doyle

Office Suppls

Dunahoo Trucking Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Low Standard Low

Dowlings, Inc Downtown Chevrolet Inc

..Duplicating Products Co

Reprs to Off Machs

Low Stand

16.80

1.5U 1.97

3.51” 635.1® \

8.55 19.UO

27.9^/J

997.20 6.25

l,OO34^\/ 50.00“',a

381.20 203.13

581i.5>’

Low Schl Sei

19.25 72.17

Instr Suppls Instr. Suppls

Schl Sei Schl Sei

1.00 32.03

Faxon Co Inc , ^.^’-Filmstrip of the Month Club

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Sei Schl Sei.

3.00 . 30.00

Fishmajfe^/?.*

Rental Instr Suppls

Contract Schl Sei

H. -Dorsey Douglas cational Audio Visual

cational Service Bureau re'ssion Company }

. <3

>Elanagah’

, 4

113.00

Suppls Instr Supply

■

‘^0.00 lW

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D

GENERAL FUND - CONT’D >JW. kj.iu .. . -.v-m-W Folkcraft Record Co Fox Vliet Drug

>; t 1

■' ">• Instr Supls Instr Supls

Labor & Mater R®R. Freeland , Fridbh','0alculatingi'Mchh,Age«u* Re-prs to Off -Machns

'■

;

Upkp Trks & Cars Instr Suppls

Stand Publis. Schl. Sei Dept Sei

2.63

", 2$2p7*ul

Low Low

110.73 275.13

Samuel Gordon Jeweler J.C. Hamilton

Suppls, Personn. Off Upkp Cars & Trks

Low Low

8.65 7.38

Harbour Longmire Co Harper & Brothers

Instr Supls Teach Aid Suppls

Schl Sei Dept Sei

Hart Indust Supply Co

Instr Suppls

Low Dept Sei Schl Sei

Reprs to Eqpt Instr Suppls

Dept Sei Schl Sei

W.C. Hixson Co of Okla Henry Holt & Co® Inc

New Schl Apparatus Teach Aid Suppls

Low Bid Dept Sei

606®03 113.36 141.76

Schl Select Publisher Agree

Schl Select Schl Select Low

International Bus Mach Co

Reprs to Off Mchns

Industrial Chemical Labs

Oust Suppls

Rental Stand Low

Institute Of Internet. Ed

Instr Suppls

691,15

6.00 li.oo

] I

750.00

j *{ ,/|

. .. -

Instr Suppls Reprs to Gen Eqpt

’■

151.117 9.oh

-...... ... Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

1177.112

Upkp Trks & Cars Off Suppls

Hendrickson Sew. Mach® Ex® Highlights for Children

615.1j2 U2O.1|.8 12.5U I1I1.I1O

B.F. Goodrich Graham Paper Co

50.81 ■ p 38.112 37.611

76.06 -

26.85 23.63 23.90

900,00 231.81

14-7.53

1,131,81 6I4I.9I1

Dept Select

2.00

International Crystal Mfg Co Labor & Maters International Harvester Co Upkp Trks & Cars

Dept Select Standard

5.5o

33.03

Burns & Jacob Jenkins Music Co

Schl Select Standard

■15.00 111.00

■' 1

Dept Select Schl Select

12.11 A i 87.39

.• :

Instr Suppls Reprs to Music Instr

. Johnson Wholesale Electronic Labor & I Johnson’s Mkt Instr Suppls

Jones Boys #6 Jones Pub Co ■#

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

116.80 r 5.oo

J & R Supply Co. The Judy Co

Upkp Trks & Cars Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

12.78 6.58

; ;

Instr Suppls Reprs to Furn

Schl Select Low Schl Select

2 80.91

115.18

;

. .yKhmp Brothers •Harry Keeton Supply Co

Pauline C® Keaton Kee Lox Mfg- Co

1.22 6I4.L1O

Schl Sei Low 392.011 Dept Sei 211.88 Agree l,85O,li9

f ;

Instr Suppls Bldg® Maintenance

Hunnicutt Pub. Co Hunzicker Brothers

u.50

The Garrard Press General Electric Supply

. Hougland Grocery Houghton Mifflin Co

i . '

■'

Dgpt Sei Dept Sei

1 ■ '

2.50

Instr Supls Nite Schl Suppls *

General Trude Co Ginn & Co

K;....

Schl Sei Schl■Sei

Friendship Press Furrow & %

5.6r~i 6.00

Schl Sei Low

Instr Suppls Office Suppls

."Keyboard Jr® Publications Inolnstr -Sropls ,fe*SBble James & Asso New Furh. & Fix® (Longfellow Schl) •,^^^arl J® Leibel, Inc Teach Aid Suppls ’T^ffi.E® Leonhardt Lumber Co Instr Supplies

Bd Action Low • Schl Select Bd Action Dept Select Low

5.90 39.28

7.20 i 75.00 m 15.75 '• 3311.31

11.25k;

MEETING CF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D Mills Co " Litho-Negative & Plate Co

Instr Supplies Off. Supplies

Schl Select Dept Select

£4 ‘ Loom Craft Studio Lone Star Schl Bk Dep

Instr Supplies Instr Supplies

Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select Publisher

Lyons & Carnahan The MacMillan Co

Lloyd Mace "Magnus Craft Maters

55.ho 85.00

15.92 1U0.26 51.16 7.96

Teach Aid Suppls Nite Schl Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

3.00 2h.9O

NW Classen Furn Instr Suppls

Low Bid Schl Select

1175.00 ..

;

A. N. Marquis & Co ■i>Mrs. Gladys Me Donald -sW-......... . • .... . t ,K‘

Walter P. Marsh McGraw Hill Bk Co, Inc

Suppls Offs AdMn Expense?.

Dept Select Bd Action

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select

David McKay & Co. Inc McKesson & Robbins Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Health Suppls

Dept Select Lowr

Mechanics Coverall Suppls Metropolitan Water Co

Oust Suppls Water'

Agreement Utilities

Reprs to Bldgs Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

' -Mideke Supply Co ;t ■Freda D. Miller

•Miller-Norris Co, Inc -Millsap’s

199.37

■ -*—•— ■v /y\63>.6i

• ■ ** .

10.80

22.bO 6.99

29,39 2.1l.8 566.61

Custod Suppls Low Reprs to Music Ins Standard Schl Select

10*00 3h.00

501.67 ■' ho.00

200.00 llO.OO 19.00

59.00

■, .J.

Monroe Calculating Machn Co (

Morgan Power Tire Co Morris Chevrolet

Upkp Cars, & Trkg Suppls Safety E d

Low Agreement

Morrison Wholesale Co Multigraph Sales Agency

Instr Suppls Office Suppls

Low Low Standard

National Aviation Ed Coun. Instr Suppls National Council of Teach.Mathlnstr Suppls

-s

17.00 350.00 U.5Q

Reprs to Off Mchns Agreement Low Standard

371.50 25.5b 20.99

292.13

22.76 277.60

300.36

Dept Select Schl Select

12.02 18.00

Nat’l Educ. Assoc. News Map of The Wk, Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

1.56 80.00

The Nations Schools Newsweek

Instr SUppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

b.oo 2b.O0

Suppls Bldgs Grds Custod Suppls

Low Agreement

101.50 163.26

Oklahoma City Garbage Dept Okla City Tent & Awning Co

Custod Suppls Upkp Trks & Cars

Utilities Low

7.50 192.96

OkLa. City Water Dept OkLa. Dairy Supply Co. Inc

Water Instr Suppls

Utilities Low

57.95 70.00

Light & Power Instr. Suppls

Utilities Schl Select

Okla. Natural Gas. Co. Okla. Oxygen Co.

Fuel Instr Suppls

Utilities Agreement

Okla. OkLa.

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

Norick Brothers •_ Oklahoma City Linen Ser.

i OkLa. Gas & Elect Co. • OkLa. Historical Society

Instr Suppls & Furn

Workst ' r-Reprs Eqpt. 53?^t0 Trks~&-G^rs~

21,956.b2 12.00

' - '"Schl ‘ Select Bd. Actions Low

1^'50

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 GENERAL FUND - CONT’D -—7——■---------- •

O’Neil Irwin Mfg. Co. F.A. Owen Pub. Co*.

Instr Suppis Instr Suppis

Dept Select Schl Select

190.00 2.00

Perry’s -T-ire & Supply Co. W.J. Pettee & Co.

Upkeep Trks & Cars 'Instr Suppis

Sept Select Low

3.25 28.1+1+

Guy L. Phelps Philosophical Library Inc

Instr Suppis Teach Aid Suppis

Schl Select Dept Select

10.00 6.26

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Popular Science Pub. Co.

Upkeep Trks & C^rs Instrs Suppis

Low Schl Select

57.1+2 3.1+0

Postmaster Prentice-Hall Inc

Suppis Teach1 Aid Suppis

Census Work Dept Select

1+0.00

Prime Petroleum Products, Inc Upkeep Trks & Cars Instr Suppis The Psychological Corp New Fixtures & Furn Labor & Matrls

Agreement Dept Select

John W. Ramsbottom, Jr.

Piano Tuning

Standard Select

Rand McNally & Co

Instr Suppis

11.00 8.50

ScKL Select Schl Select Low

9.1U ' 1+5.30

Schl Select Standard Agreement

327.95 19.95

House of Renaiants Harry L. Retter Electric Co

Instr Suppis Instr Suppis

Schl Select Dept Select

Rex Sales Co. Richards & Conover

Instr Suppis Instr Suppis

Low Low

Row, Peterson & Co Royal Typewriter & Co.

Instr Suppis New Schl Apparatus

Schl Select Low Standard

S & J Supply Co. Sanitary Equp. Co

Reprs to Furn Custod Suppis

Low Low

19.50 j

863.30

i '92.00 J

51+.M+ ! 25.92 < 31+7.90 ;

11.60 ; 12.50 *

8.50 J 219.58 j

. 150.00 . .30^ ■/--

16.86 180.95 ! 59.38 i

72.00 1 ■ 1 —U—-j 600.00 ’ 130^0 1 -i.' , 7.^'-'j 61.-36 1

Willis G. Sautbine Scholastic Magazine

Rental Instr Suppis

Agreement Schl Select

Science Research Assoc. Scott Chevrolet Co

Nite Schl Instr Suppis

Dept Select Agreement

Sears Roebuck & Co

New Schl Apparatus

Schl Select Low

22.95 20.31+

1+3.29

Low Dept Select

28.75 16.87

1+5.6S

Low Dept Select

11+3.28 15.1+2

158.70

Bd Action Dept Select Schl Select

98.50 81+.15

182.65

Dept Select Schl Select

1.66 15.01+

16.70

Upkp Trks & Cars

Custodial Suppis

Dr. Gail Shannon Sharp & Nichols Music Co

Simon & Schuster Inc.

Simpson Auto Co.

Instr Suppls Reprs to Music. Instr

Teach Aid Suppls

Instr Suppls

Agreement

Custod Suppls Instr, Suppls

Low Standard Low

7a 20

15.60

* - Sherwin Williams . Singer Sewing Mchn Co .

253.95 233.28

<860.82 2.1+8

Instr Suppis Reprs to Off Machms

Severin Supply Co.

78iOO

Schl Select ■Dept Select

The Refinery Supply Co. Remington Rand

Service Electric Co.

Low Dept Select

Quality Furniture Co. Radio Supply

Readers Digest Educ0 Ser Inc. Instr Suppis Instr Suppis Rector’s Book Store

sp* 1,01^.80

Simon T.V. Service Jasper Sipes Bk. Deposit. saKt/i- C:

Rejr s to Audio Vi. Eqpt Infetr Suppls

Standard Schl Seledt

; 1+V.51+ 58.99

11+3.55

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D —--y

1955-56 GENERAL FUND - CONT’D ~’T

f h

Bert Smith Road Mach0 Co0 Southwest Parts Corp ■

Upkeep Trks & Cars Upkeep Trks & Gars

Southwestern Bell* Tele. Co . Southwest Wheel Inc

Tele. Service ' Upkeep Trks & Cars

Square Dance Associates Star Engraving Co

Instr Suppls Admin. Expense

Standard Standard

■ — Utilities

li,331i.U5 19.23

Low

hl.2li.

Schl Select Bond Issue ? Dept Select

A9o70 8.07

57.77

Steel Supply Co. Stipes Curry Co

New Furn & Fix Upkeep Trucks & Gars

Low Standard

Structo Mfg Co Surplus Sales Store

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

20.88 2.00

Clarence Tackett Supply Co Tandy Leather Go

Repars to Furn Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

10.50 19.76

Dept Select Dept Select

8.25 165.20

Teaching Film Custodians Inc Instr Suppls Mary Thacker, Clerk Petty Cash Reimbur

B.H. Thomas Thompson Schl Bk. Deposit.

Labor-Printing Library Books -

Instr. Sunnis Sewage Charges

Triangle BluePrint & Supp. Instr Suppls

361.3U 23.97

Teach. Salaries Dept Select ..Agreement

■

Inoi......................... Town of Nlohbls Hills

; . .•

■V

111.11 31U.7U 133.92

^1417.66

2U;oo U.5o

Schl Select Utilities Schl Select Dept Select

9.36 11.20

13.56

Edward B. Tribe Instr Suppls Unity Schl of Christianity Instr Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select

Underwood Corporation Reprs to Off Mohns The University Chicago PressTeach Aid Suppls

Standard Dept Select

335.10 1.20

Uptown Art Galleries U<S> News & World Report

Dept Select Schl Select

35.00 26.00

Low

9U.12

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

United States Plywood Corp Reprs to Furn

396.39 .$5.05

Van's Shade & Linoleum Co Vaseoo Inc Veazey Drug Co -Harr Wagner Pub Co

Instr* Reprs Instr Instr

Walberg & Auge Walden Sone & Mott Inc Walker Stamp & Seal Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Supplies

Agreement Dept Select Low

Ward's Natural Science Est. Instr Suppls WaughBrothers Supply Co Instr Suppls W.M. Welch Mfg. Co Nite Schl

Dept Select Low Lew Bd Action,, Dept Select Schl Select

2.W 2.00

. 5.00 21.80 2U.U6 J

Suppls Schl Select to Audio Vi EqpStandard Suppls Schl Select Suppls Schl Select

U9.56 $70.00 i 5.00 . 2.75

12.87 5,664.33 206.85 5,955,35 S!®-'

Western Newspaper Union

Reprs to Eqpt

Telephone Western Union Telegraph Westinghouse Elec Supply Op Instr Suppls

Dept Select - Low

12.85 13.13 175.21 9.16

Instr Suppls Upkeep Cars &' Trks

Schl Select Standard

John Wiley & Sons ■ Inc . The Willis Music Go

■Supple Instr Suppls

Publisher Dept Select

Instr Supple Instr suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Schl Dept Schl

The John C. Winston & Co Instr Suppls Woodmansee Abbott Music Co Instr Suppls The House of Wren ' J Supplies

871.38

Utilities: Schl Select

’Westside Grocery The White Motor Co

Wilson Arts & Crafts WilsonGrc & Mkt' < ||w. Wilson Company

728.51

Select Delect-Douglass 8.00 Select . 295.80 Select Select Select Select

77.77 60.55 303.80

;

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D }

1954-55 General Fund

Hart Industrial Supply GO , Ihdustrial Chemical Labs McDowell Brothers Millsap’s Stanwix House, Inc.

8.00 295.80

Rears Custod Sunnis New Schl Appr Classen Reprs to Mus Instrums Instr Supplies

Select Bd" Action Bd Action Bd Action Schl Select

New tip's Insurance New Buildings

Final - Coolidge Agreement Bd Action

■■■ 17.65 495.00 4,032.70 450.00 13.50 5,008/,85

1955 Bond Barbour & Short Charles M. Suttle Crane Company

400,00 66.00 177.58

9,697/88 30.00

W.D. Douglas Construction Co New Buildings Semi-Final Nichols Hills Low Modern & Reprs Eqpt Dunahoo Trucking Co

General Electric Supply

Modern & Reprs Bldgs

247.85 202FZZ

Low Agreement

6,128.35 375.00

Hudgins,Thompson,Ball & Asso Industrial Plumbing Co

Arch Fee NW Heating Expense

Bd Action Agreement

Jones & Andrews Roger E. Jones

Estimate #8 Appraisal

Valley Brook Dept Approved

Jones Newby Okla Seating Company

Modern & Reprs Bldgs New.Furn& Fixtures

Low Low

167.72 25.00 16.02 12.60

Agreement Dept Approved

Ggen 0 Potter Bt$i' Roberts

Appraisal Appraisal

Dept Approved Dept Approved

Max$r Thacker,Clerk Tkj^ihpson Book & Supply Co

Miscl. Admin Expense New Furn & Fixtures

Petty Cash Bd Action _ Southeast

25.00 25.00 47.00 15,953,99

i ; ? |

. ,175.99 ...J

Nichols Hills

Archt. Fee

;

150.00 20.00

L M Stone Ground Development Oklahoma Testing Laboratories Misc Admin Expense

Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg

556.62

34,043.75 j

1954-Bond

The’Dolese Company Goodner-Van Engineering Co* Hunizicker Brothers Jones-Newby Supply Co

Modern & Reprs .Bldgs Gafeteria Equipment * Johnson & Kaiser Modern & Reprs Bldgs Modern & Reprs Bldgs

278.43 3.2,-52

Low Agreement Bd Action Select Low

■■

;

311.02 i 831.54 i ■ 12.40 ; 384.75... i.

1,539.21 : 1955-56 Bldg Levy A & A Lock Shop Acme Brick Company

Mtrls Mtrls

' & Suppls & Suppls

Armstrong, Inc Auto Parts & Machine Cp

Mtrls- & Supply Reprs Cars & Trucks

Dept. Select Low

Branham’s Inc ;C.larence L Boyd Co Inc

Office Sunnis Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action Standard

Butler Shade Co Capitol Stage & Eqpt

Mtrls & Suppls NW Classen Furn

Low Low

‘Capitol Steel & Iron Bob Cates

ferls & Suppls

Low Low

;City Blue Pring &Photo Suply 'Clarke Sanding Machine Co

Mtrls & Suppls NW Classen Furn

John H. Cole Co Commercial Eqpt Co

Concho Construction Co Cook Paint & Varnish Co Cook Electric Supply Co E,:,V, Cox Construction Co

Crane Co The Denman Flooirs Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Mtrls -&-Suppls Cafeteria Eqpt /Various Paying Proj. /Estimate #3 Mtrlss& Supple Mtrls & Suppls Estimate-

205.20 16.51

Low Low

Dept Select 780.00 Bd Action 63,3-2 Low Low Low Bid Garfield

Bd Action Dept Select

843.32 14.34 369.00 ♦I /

Low Harrison

Low Low'

292.40

■

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90 ..Z

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1956 - CONT’D __

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11955-56 BUILDING LEVY FUND - CONT’D — —.

;

The Dolese Company

Mtels & Suppls

W. D, Douglas Constr Co Dunlop Tire & Supply Co

Estimate #8 Mtrls & Suppls

Valley Brook standard

I)yke Brothers Electric Equipment & Supply Empire Supply Emsco Electric Supply Co Federal Corporations'

Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls

Low Low Low Dept Select Low

The Fleck Bearing Co General Electric Supply

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Gentry Severance Lumber Co Goodner Van Engineering

Mtrls & Suppls Cafeteria Eqpt

171.80 Low Bd Action Harding&NW Classen 1,475^00

Graham Paper Co R. C. Hardcastle Co

Mtrls & Suppls Paving Maters

Low Low Dept Select

Hatft Industrial Supply j Highley Company

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls &.Suppls

Low Low

'John Hoefer Aluminum Prod. Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Lbw Dept Select

Noble Jamb*il*£ Asso

J o.hns oil Se rvic e. C ompany

& & & &

Suppls Suppls Suppls Suppls

Cafeteria Font Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Otto Krueger Electric Co H. E. Leonhardt Lumber Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Loeffler-Greene Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Stand Low

Low Schl Select

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls & Suppls . . ■ ... .. _ , . .

Dept Select Low

Miller Floor Co Miller-Norris Co Inc.

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

L@w Low

Morgensen Lumber Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low Bd Action Low

. ... ... Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls.. & Suppls

Cap H Furn ■... ................ ...

fl, M Stone

Low Low Bd Action Low Low

Mtrls & Suppls Gap H Furn

Ground DevelDouglass

, Sherwin Williams 'Harold C. Parker Co 'fo * ^Pallady Welding & Eqpt fPrime Petrol Products Inc

Mtrls. & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls ,

Harry L Retter Electr ^Reynolds & Morrison R. tRichard & Conover Hdw Robberson Steel Company

_Mtrls & SHryrls Archt Fee - Harrison

S & H Shade Company .Sherman Machine & Iron Wks

9.75 22,00

' "' . Arthur & Burbank Standard

Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co Michigan Frame Co

Oklahoma Seating

27.08 823.70

.......

Jones-Newby Supply Co .Kilpatrick Brothers W

O’Connor Oklahoma Co Inc. Oklahoma Oxygen Co

8,385.91 6.86

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

308.00 115.04 28.1,10

123.25 55^

1,096.14 18.60 88.51

178.60 26.50 26.10

5.25 804.91

808.12

437.40 105.00

176.90 1,033.35 827.49

Stand Agree Bd Act. Stand

2,037.7^

50.33 W-.43 1,154.00 3.81,86

1,535.86

Dept Select

150.00

Dept Select Low

7.10 272.20 5.00 91.88

Low' Low Low Bd Action

25949

Low Low

554. 43

’Low Low Dept Sei

22.15

.11 43.90 -41.50

■:< 85^

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1955-56 BUILDING LEVY FUND - CONT’D

... .

y - -

;^S;putj^test Tile & TerrazzoCo ■*u^W6stem Glass & Mirror

stern Stamp Wks /■?-' ‘-S^ef^Supply Co

(ST". K

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..■‘5:^ .’ „

Mtrls & Suppls Insurance

Low Agree

177.75 * ?63•??

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Sappls

Schl Sei Low

5.50 206.79

y-..... '' ll-

....... '

,y.

Dept Sei Dept Sei ■ Standard

Mary Thacker, Clk The Trane" .............

Petty Cash Mtrls & Suppls

Triangle Blue Print Co United Brick & Tile

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Sfippld

Low Low

United State Plywood Corp The Upco Company

lies Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Ray Webb Paint Co Westinghouse Elec Sply Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Dept Select lew

A. F. Williams Furn Co

Cap Hill Furn

Murray R. Womble Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low Bd Action Low

54.32 -25^2.

521.46 260.40

781.86 ■ >.. 32*81 l£,690.68

1954-55 Bldg Levy

Noble James & Asso Thompson Book & Supply Co Oklahoma Seating Co

Cafeteria EqptNW Classen Bd Action Fvtm NW Classen Bd Action Furn NW Classen Bd Action

369.70

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1,516.30 2.855.00.

P 0

4,741.00

1954-55 Separate Fund Creative Playthings Inc Jack’s 5 & 10 Stores

Inst Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

46.11, 18.00

W. M. Welch Mfg Co

Instr Suppls

S<hl Select

25,Q*-&-

314.74 1954 Separate Bond

^Cafeteria Eqpt Bd Action \Garden Oaks & Orchard Park Northwest Classen Bldg. Fund £2

Goodner Van Engineering Co

Builders Constr Co. Hudgins, Thomp. Ball & Assoc

Est #9 NW Classen Est #9 NW Classen

934.66

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Contract Contract

48,146.40 962^91-s 49,109.33

Bd Action Bd Action

815.64 p 40.782.22J 41,597.86 H

action Action Action Action

100.00*4 627.70*1 20,438.36*

Garden Oaks Project #2 Reynolds & Morrison Arct Smith & Son

Est #5 Es *5

SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF MARCH *

W. C. Garthoessner Concho Constr Co Connelly Constr Co Imperial Paving Co

Admin Expense Est #1 Est #1 Est #1

Paid March 5 - Not included in these totals *

Bd Bd Bd Bd

123^754.60*

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R. #89 Claims Approved for Payment

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs, Melton to approve payment of the fore going list of claims in the total amount of$285,606.52, and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #$) March Payrolls Approved— April Payrolls Authorized

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the payrolls for the month of March be approved and that the payrolls for April be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #91 Transfers of Appropriations Approved

It was moved by Mr, McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following transfers in appropriation accounts:

To be approved by the Board: Cancel:

F-3 C-2

Social Security Contribution New School Apparatus

$42,000.00 500.00

$42,500.00

200.00 1,000.00 40,000.00 800.00 500.00

$42.500.00

Add:

A-13 A-17 1-3 M-10A C-7

Clerk’s Supplies Personnel Supplies Instructional Supplies Building and Grounds Supplies Special Improvement Taxes

To be approved by the School Board and by the Excise

Board:

Cancel: F-3

Social Security Contribution

$28.000.00

New Furniture

$28.000.00

Add;

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On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

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It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of one tractor and attachments for John Marshall and Capitol Hill Senior high schools Vocational Agriculture Departments from the following bidders, as shown on tabulation submitted: Anglin Implement Co., Ferguson 2035, Deluxe Tractor-------- 11,792.77 Anglin Implement Co., Ferguson 6F-E0-20 Bar Mower 6* - 369.04 Stipes Curry Co., Ferguson Type N-Base Moldboard Plow ----137.36 Stipes Curry Co., Ferguson NKO 21 Cultivator - ---------- --- - 201.52

(To be charged to the C-2 account.)

R. #92 Purchase of Tractor and Attachments Approved

TOTAL---------$2,500.69

(See attached Notice for Bids.)

On roll call, the motion carried with all

members voting "Aye.”

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to let bid on one lot of 24 electric floor scrubbing and polishing machines for all schools in the total amount of $4,549.20, to Robinson Janitor Supply Company, recommendation being made on lew bid basis on specifications, as per tabulation submitted. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting '’Aye."

R. #93 Bid Let on Scrubbing & Polishing Machines

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bids on standard storeroom custodial supplies for all schools to bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $27,130.02, to be charged to the 0-2 account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #94 Bids Let on Custodial Supplies

Amount

Company Sanitary Equipment Co. Knight Supply Co. Robinson Janitor Supply Co. Clarence Tackett Co. Gil-Mor Chemical Co. Industrial Chemical Co. Miller-Norris Co. Southern Coffee Co. Morrison Wholesale Co. S. E. B. Paint Co. Richards & Conover Masury-Young Co.

$5,23S.OO 456.00 2,532.60 1,298.04 2,156.64 7,020.00 1,324.80 181.44 43.50 5,505.00 72.00 1.302.00

TOTALS - ----- $27,130.02

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to let bids on stenography note books to the Graham Paper Company at a cost of .0802 each,.extended $601.50, and the note book fillers to the Oklahoma Seating Company at a cost of .036193 per package, extended $271.45, the total bids let to both companies being $872.95* The motion carried on roll call with all members voting HAye.n

R. #95 Bid Let on Instruct ional Supplies

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R. #96-A Bid Let on Kitchen Equipment

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bids on one lot of standard kitchen equipment,for Belle Isle, Garden Oaks, and Harrison schools in the total amount of $12,330*81, as follows, the purchase to be charged to the C-l account: Amounts awarded from bids for each individual school are as follows: Belle Isle Garden Oaks Harrison

TOTAL----Amounts awarded from bids to each individual bidder are as follows:

Commercial Equipment Co. Gardner Hotel Jones Co. TOTAL

1,063.00 7,714.05 $12,330.81

all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: i

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The motion carried on roll call, all members voting "Aye.” | It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bids on one lot of standard R. #96-B j fabricated kitchen equipment to Noble James Company in the' total amount of $17,944.46, Bids Let on Fabricated |as follows: Kitchen Equip, $5,142.91 Garden Oaks School 6,357.07 Harrison School 6,444.48 Belle Isle School TOTAL—$17,944.46 i i other bids submitted being on file in the business office', all bids received in response to the Notice for Bids attached above. i

I On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

leport from ■’ood Service )epartment

The Central Food Service Department submitted a "Financial Statement as of February 29, 1956" ja copy of which is placed on file in the Clerk’s Office. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

i. #97 jMotion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve rejecting the one bid |received for storm sewer at Nichols Hills School in response to the attached Notice for Bids, Jid on Storm Sewer Rejected I from Doerfler Construction Company in the amount of $1,295.00 which bid appears to be ex cessive. The motion carried unanimously.

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R. #98 Approval to Purchase School Site

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Meltonvbo approve the purchase of the following described property for a school site (elementary school) in the southwest part of the city, Hillcrest Addition:

A piece of parcel of land in the Northwest Quarter of Section 30, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian and more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at a point said point being located S 89°55’45” E along the south line of said Northwest Quarter of Section 30 a distance of 606 feet, and N O°4’15” E a distance of 300 feet from the Southwest Corner of the said Northwest Quarter of Section 30; thence from said point of beginning, N 8°50’22” W a distance of 103.50 feet; thence N 47°32’51” W a distance of 242.35 feet; thence North 42°27’09” E a distance of 85.O feet to a point of curvature of a curve to the right; thence along the arc of said curve whoce radius is 825 feet and whose central angle is 33°43’ a distance of 485.49 feet to a point of tangency; thence North 76°10*09” E a distance of 475.0 feet; thence S 07°19’ E a distance of 77.0 feet to a point of curva ture of a curve to the left; thence along the arc of said curve to the left whose radius is 5343.72 feet and whose central angle is 2°8’39” a dis^ tance of 199.98 feet to a point of tangency; thence S O9°27’39” E a distance of 225.65 feet; thence S 75°02’21” W a distance of 540 feet; thence S 80o10*411’ W a distance of 294.06 feet to the point or place of beginning; containing 9.98 acres, more or less. Purchase-price — $12,500.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting ’‘Aye.”

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mirs. Melton that this regular meeting of the Board be adjourned to meet Thursday, April 19, 1956, at 9:45 a. m., to then meet in adjourned regular meeting. The motion carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved this

ATTEST

|R. #99 iMeeting Ad!journed to I April 19th, 9:45 a. m.

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MEETING OF APRIL 19, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1956 At

9:45 A. M. O’CLOCK.

PRESINT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

ABSENT:

None

I Others present: Mr%. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. Millard Prigmore, Auditor. jInvocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett.

R. #100 On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulation, for sale of the $6,800,000 bonds, the bids having been received ;Bids Opened on Sale of Bonds in response to the attached "Notice of Sale of Bonds." i

TABULATION OF BIDS ON BONDS Premium R. J. Edwards, Inc., Oklahoma City, and Harris Trust & Savings Bank

First National Bank and Trust Co., Okla. City, Honold & Co., Oklahoma City First National City Bank New York

Average Rate

100.00

2,888053%

4,644.40

2,904860%

Small-Milburn Co., Oklahoma City Leo Oppenheim & Co., Oklahoma City First National Bank, Chicago

2,980088%

Bankers Trust Co., New York First Securities Co., Oklahoma City Goldman-Sachs Co., Chicago

14,223.70

3,000000%

1,700.00

3,03097 %

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It appearing that due and legal notice had been given that said School District would offer for sale on this date and at this hour and at this , __________. Of ... feing ______ years from their date and 'annually eAch year thereafter until paid, except that ^Installment shall be for .$ : , the Board ucation proceeded to consider the bids received for the purchase of said bonds. The following bids were received^^d considered by the Board:

BIDDERS

INTEREST ©ST

INTEREST RATE BID

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R. #101 Bids Let on fBonds to •1R, J, Edwards

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The Board reouired each bidder to submit with his bid a sum in cash or its equivalent, eaual to two per cent of his bid, and after due consideration o,f -all bids received by the Board, a motion was made by that the bonds be awarded, sold, and delivered tdBKHPl# Jff'twKy «n4 AMWlattt, upon fulfillment of the terms as set out m said contract and bid for the purchase of said bonds. Said motion was seconded by _________ and was adopted by the following vote:

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President, Board of Education

(SEAL) ATTEST f

I of Education ..«r

af Bonds

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THEREUPON______________________ _ Foducedpa-'nesoj^feison which was.-re^^j full by the Clerk and upon motion by URfctl,■ <./geeonded hy . _____________was ad°Pted by j* ’JU

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Said resolution thereupon was signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed with the seal of said school district and is as follows: A

RESOLUTION

A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF yw»®* _______________ ___________________ BONDS IN THE SUM OF $ ^S^g^RY ^WHWliniirg SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. gg OF mwaa COUNTY, 0iaAH™7W®RI?;SD AT IN! ELECTION DULY CALLED AND HELD FOR SUCH PURPOSE; PRESCRIBING FORM OF ' BONDS; PROVIDING LEVY OF AN fflUAL TAX FOR PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON SAME; FIXING OTHER DETAILS OF THE ISSUE.

WHEREAS, on the day of , , A.D. pursuant to notice duly given, an election was helcfin* **>*‘oehool District No. ,js? of __________ County, OH.Sioma, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of such district the Question of the issuance of the bonds of said district in the sum of $ <1 ___ to provide funds for the purpose of Board, a election, there were cast by the Qualified electors of said district votes of which ft votes were in favor of and votes were against <■ the issuance of saia bonds and ijt_____ were mutilatea ballots; and '

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WHEREAS, a lawful majority of the qualified electors voting on said ' •' proposition cast their ballots in favor of the issuance of said bonds, the ’■ issuance thereof has been duly authorized; NOW THEREFORE,

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF ? NO. _______ OF ________ COUNTY;

SCHOOL DISTRICT£ TA

SECTION 1. That there are hereby ordered and directed to be issued the negotiable coupon bonds of said district in accordance with the forms hereinafter set out, in the aggregate amount of i

i____________ Bonds

Bonds of of 11 and shall be<g^ number, numbered from One to _____ both inclusive,^! denomination of shall be dated and become due and*payable in their numerical order and their date until paid, as follows: JMsuMmHw ♦.hatwaua $"&««« tasfe !

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payable semi-annually on the ~i,qt, day of June . and December of each year, except the first coupon which shall mature on December 1, 1956, which installments of interest to date of maturity of principal shall be > evidenced by appropriate coupons attached to each of said bonds and both > principal and interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America at _____ The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City________________________ } State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of:< New York, State of New York, or in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company in said city and state of New York.

SECTION 2. That each of said bonds, the coupons thereto attached, and the endorsements and certificates thereon shall be in substantially the following form. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INDEPENDENT______ SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89

COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, ____________ OF

OKLAHOMA

BUILDING________ ______________ BOND

1956

NUMBER_______________

$ 1,000.^6

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That Independent_________ School District No. ftp of Oklahoma______ _County, Oklahoma, a body corporate, hereby . acknowledges itself indebted to and for value received promises to pay to the bearer the sum of . ..Qpg Thousand ($l,QQQxQQ)_________________ Dollars on the _______ day of __________________ A.D.________ , together with interest thereon from the date hereof until paid at the rate of ________ per centum per annum, payable semi-annually on the 1st daysof June__________ and December__________ of each year, except the first coupon shall mature on the 1st day of December_____ , A.D. 1956 ; said interest evidenced by and to be paid upon the surrender of the coupons hereto attached as they severally become due, both principal and interest payable in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty National Bankdand Trust Co. of Oklahoma City._________________________ ■________ ______ ____________ _, State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company in said city and state of New York. THE FULL FAITH, CREDIT, AND RESOURCES of said district are hereby irrevocably pledged to the payment of this Bond.

THIS BOND is one of an issue numbered from One to Sixty-Eight Hundred bo th inclusive, of like date and tenor, except as to maturity and rate of interest, aggregating the principal sum of Six Million and Eight Hundred Thousand __________ Dollars, and is issued for the purposesof purctesing school sites; erecting and purchasing and equipping suitable school building; making repairs to existing school buildings; purchasing school furniture & fixtures & making improvements to school sites;under Section 26, Article 10, of the Constitution, as amended and 1 supplementary and amendatory thereto. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have been properly done, happened and been performed in regular and due form and time as reouired by law and that the total indebtedness of said district, includ ing this bond and' the series of which it forms a part, does not exceed any^ constitutional or statutory limitation and that due provision has been made for. the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on this bond as it falls due and also to constitute a sinking fund for the payment of the. principal hereof at maturity.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF said School District has caused this bond to be signed ; by the President of the Board of Education, attested by the Clerk and sealed with the seal thereof this 1st day of _ ________ June ■> A.D. 1956 • y

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President,

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Clerk, Board of"Education ‘-s.s'A-'

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(Form of Coupon) Coupon Number ___________

■ $__________________

On the ______ day of _______________ ,A.D.j______ , Independent________ School District Number 89 of Oklahoma_________ County, Oklahoma, promises to pay to bearer the sum of ________________ .________ Dollars in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City, , State, of. Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma, in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such Agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company, in said City and State of New York, for interest due that day on its ______ Rn-iln-ing___________________________ _________ Bond of 1956 , of One Thousand JPolIars, dated June 1. 1956 Number _________ .

President, Board of Education

ATTEST:

Clerk, Board of Education STATE OF OKLAHOMA

COUNTY OF

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We, the undersigned, County Attorney and County Clerk, respectively, of said County, in said State, in which the within named District is situated, hereby certify that the within bond is one of a series of bonds issued by the within named District pursuant to law, and that the entire issue of said bonds is within the debt limit imposed upon said District by the Constitution and laws of the State of Oklahoma.

WITNESS our respective official hands and the seal of said County this _____ day of __ __________________ , A.D. County Attorney

County Clerk

(SEAL) STATE OF OKLAHOMA : SS

COUNTY OF Oklahoma

I, the undersigned, the duly oualified and acting Treasurer of the within named School District, in said County and State, hereby certify that I have duly registered tie within bond in my office on this the ________ day of }

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WITNESS my hand the date above written. Treasurer

STATE OF OKLAHOMA, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, BOND DEPARTMENT I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have examined a certified copy of the record of proceedings taken preliminary to and in the issuance of the within bond; that such proceedings and such bond show lawful authority for the issue and are in accordance with the forms and method of procedure prescribed and provided by ; me for the issuance of bonds of like kind; and that said bond is a valid and binding obligation according to its tenor and terms, and, under the provisions^: of Title 62, Oklahoma Statutes 1941, Sections 11,13 and 14, reouiring the certificate of the Bond Commissioner of the State of Oklahoma thereon, is incontestable in any Court in the State of Oklahoma unless suit thereon shall : be brought in a Court having jurisdiction of the samewithin thirty days from the date of this approval of said bond appearing in the caption hereto. :

Attorney General, Ex-Officio Bond Commissioner of the State of Oklahoma

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SECTION 3. That each of said bonds shall be signed, by the. PiesfcLeht'o-fi^the;, .Soard 'of Education, have the corporate seal of said’School District aff®6ecl' thereto, and be attested by the Clerk of the Board of Education, and each of said interest coupons shall be executed by the facsimile signatures of said President and Clerk; that said officers are hereby authorized and directed to cause said bonds and interest coupons to be prepared and to execute the same for and on behalf of said Board; have the same registered by the Treasurer of said School District, endorsed by the County Attorney and County Clerk, and presented to the Attorney General, Ex-Officio Bond Commissioner, together with a certified transcript of all proceedings had in connection with their issue, for his approval and endorsement; that thereafter said bonds shall be delivered to the purchasers, upon payment of the purchase price thereof, which shall not be less than par and accrued interest.

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The proceeds derived from the sale of said bonds shall be placed in a special fund and used solely for the purpose of providing funds for the purpose set out in the bond in Section 2 hereof.

SECTION 4. That beginning in the year > a continuing annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds when due and for the purpose of providing a sinking fund with which to pay the principal of said bonds when due shall be and is hereby ordered levied upon all taxable property of ‘ said District, in addition to all other taxes, said sinking fund to be ; designated, " ______ ____ _________________________ *** ___________________________ Bonds of Sinking Fund". Said tax shall be \ and is hereby ordered certified, levied, and extended upon the tax rolls and collected by the same officers, in the same manner and at the same time as the taxes for general purposes in each of said years are certified, levied, extended, and collected; that all funds derived from said tax shall be placed in said sinking fund, which, together with all interest collected on same, shall be irrevocably pledged to the payment of the interest on and principal of said bonds when and as the same fall due.

ADOPTED AND APPROVED this

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, A.D.

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President, Board o'f Education (SEAL)

ATTEST: Boand of Education

SS I, the undersigned, the duly oualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of '_______ School District Number gg of ____ SQUffiGHI________ County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of the Resolution authorizing the issuance of bonds for the purpose therein set out, authorized at an election held by said Board for said purpose on the date therein shown, prescribing form of bond and providing levy for payment of principal and interest thereon, adopted by said Board, and transcript of proceedings of said Board had at a meeting thereof duly held on the date therein set out, insofar as the same relate to the introduction,* reading, and adoption of said Resolution, as shown by the records of my office. . <’4

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WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this April________

day of

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oard of Education

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R. #103 Resolution Stating Bond Money Not to Purchase Con>pleted Bldgs,

Motion to approve the following resolution stipulating that none of the $6,800,000 bond money is to be used for purchasing of completed buildings was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by----------Mr.---------McCray, and carried: .-------------------------------—----------------- --- -----------------■ -.................. ........... r....~ , • . ...... ..... - -.....................

u it has always bm the practice of Independent School Mstrict No, 89 of SdahMS County to acquire school buildings fey building the same under contract or fey force account end it is not w intended of eaid district to acquire any buildings fey purchase of completed buildings; and,

WHMKAS, it io mt new the intent of said district to acquire ray completed

building by purchase; and, in the we of the word ^purehaaihg® in the phrase ^purchasing i MiuMil In th* jitiilt iwwirrrt ■’MSfe attO-alsl* ““?* ■ ■#aiaowRe* 'bnUdloee* •fS WMw

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for which the proceeds of the band issue of Ifeia district of Building Bonds for 1956, It was the intent to soon thereby that buildings wold bo acquired by building .saps wnder eontract or by fore® account and safe to

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teuild3jMra bv Burohass! md.

WHEBAS, all of these facts wore made clear io all of the voters of ths district at the time the said bonds were voted upon.

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a matter of record that

none of the proceeds of this district’s Building Bonds of 1956 in the sum

of M»®00,000*00 will be used for the purchase of any buildings in existence but that the district in acquiring school buildings sill use the proceeds

of said Bond Issue in the construction of buildings either under eontraat or by farce account.

EN0 OF RBSOLUTION

STATE OF OKLAHOMA,

OKLAHOMA COUNTT.

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On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids for metal classrooms were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulation:

,b. #im Bids Opened on Metal Classrooms

TABULATION OF BIDS ON STEEL ANNEX BUILDINGS

Bidder

Base Bid

$179,728 169,000 182,382 169,069 172^632

Builders Construction Co. Cox Construction Co. Oklahoma Constructors, Inc. Shamrock Construction Co, Tippin Construction Go. BIDS ON HEATING & PLUMBING

13,700 11,300 15,111

Leo J. Bond Plumbing & Heating Co. Russell Plumbing Co. White & Messer BIDS ON ELECTRIC! WORK

47,900 47,300 45,360

Gaddis Walker Go. Moore Electric Co, Shawver Company

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bids received on metal classrooms be referred to the central office for further study and later recommendation to the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made and coupons for Supply Company, attached Notice

by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to let bid for printing bonds the $6,800,000, 6800 in number, to the low bidder, Western Bank & Office in the amount of $2,312.00, bids having been received in response to the for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following recom mended cancellation of accounts and supplemental and additional needs: FOR CANCELLATION Purpose

1-6 N-3-6 F-^4 Vl-4 c-4 C-5 C—8

Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Capital Outlay Capital Outlay Capital Outlay

Proposed for Cancellation $7,000.00 2,000.00 8,500.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00

Total----- $18,300.00

|R. #105 iBids on Metal Classrooms Re ferred to Central Office R. #106 Bid on Printin; Bonds Let to iWesbanco_______

R. #107 Transfer of Funds Approved

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R. #107 Continued

SUPPLEMENTAL AND ADDITIONAL NEEDS

A/c No

C-l 1-3 A-3 T-3

Purpose

Capital Outlay Maintenance Maintenance Transportation

Proposed for Cancellation

(transferred from SBL) ---------- $46,547*91 10,000.00 800.00 7.5OO.OO $64,847.91

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”

Motion to approve the following resolution accepting $3,000 from the Chanplin Refining Company as settlement for damages at Northeast High School grounds was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried unanimously on roll call:

R. #103 Approval of Settlement for Damages at NE High School I I

RESOLVED THAT Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma accept the offer of Champlin Refining Company to pay the sum of Three Thousand Dollars ($3,000.00) in full payment to date hereof for all damages to the grounds surrounding, adjacent and appurtenant to Northeast High School, Okla homa City, Oklahoma, caused by the operation of the Champlin-Tisby No. 1 well and particularly from the flow of salt water from the said well.

RESOLVED FURTHER THAT the officers of this School District are hereby empowered to execute a full release in favor of Champlin Refining Company covering the aforesaid damages.

R. #109 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1 9 5 6

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT: Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

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Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Mr. M. J. Burr, i and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; R. Ben Brown, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Chas. Harville, Gilbert Robinson, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Katherine Saner, Superintendent’s Sec- i retary; and.representatives of the press and T-V stations. The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, the minutes of April 2, 1956 and April 19, 1956 were approved as read.

The report of the School District tor in the absence of Mr. Green.

Treasurer for the month of April was given by the Audi v.

; Invocation

I R. #110 | Minutes ; Approved

Reports of Officials

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, explained the contract with Benjamin J. Koelch for the purchase of a school site northwest of Carey School in the amount of $36,600, contract submitted for approval later.

Mr.Prigmore, Auditor, explained the cancellation of accounts and supplemental and addition al needs in both the General Fund and the Building Levy Fund, submitted for approval later. Motion to approve the foregoing reports of the Treasurer by Mr. Prigmore, the Attorney, and | R. #111 the Auditor was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wri^it, and carried. Report of Officials Approved REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT | Information to the Board: It was reported that the central office received an order declaring annexation of the fol lowing described property from School District #58, Oklahoma County, to Independent School District #89, approved on March 28, 1956: The SE5 of Section 24, T-ll-N, R-4-W, of I. M., and the E^ of the NE^ of Section 25, T-11-®, R-4-W of the I. M., and the S-| of the SW^ of Section 19, T-ll-N, R-3-W of the I. M. (Se$ attached plat.)

Annexation SW 59th & May Avenue School District #58

and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; R. Ben Brown, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Chas. Harville, Gilbert Robinson, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; j W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Katherine Saner, Superintendent’s Sec- s retary; and.representatives of the press and T-V stations.

The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.

Invocation

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, the minutes of April 2,' 1956 and April 19, 1956 were approved as read.

R. #110 Minutes Approved

The report of the School District tor in the absence of Mr. Green.

Treasurer for the month of April was given by the Audi

Reports of Officials

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, explained the contract with Benjamin J. Koelch for the purchase of a school site northwest of Carey School in the amount of $36,600, contract submitted for approval later.

‘ <

Mr.Prigmore, Auditor, explained the cancellation of accounts and supplemental and additional needs in both the General Fund; and the Building Levy Fund, submitted for approval later. Motion to approve the foregoing reports of the Treasurer by Mr. Prigmore, the Attorney, and the Auditor was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

R. #111 Report of Officials Approved

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Information to the Board: It was reported that the central office received an order declaring annexation of the fol lowing described property from School District #58, Oklahoma County, to Independent School District #89, approved on March 28, 1956:

The SEi of Section 24, T-ll-N, R-4-W, of I. M., and the Ej of the NE£ of Section 25, T-11-®, R-4-W of the I. M., and the S^ of the SW^ of Section 19, T-ll-N, R-3-W of the I. M. (Se$ attached plat.)

Annexation SW 59th & May Avenue School District #58

MEETING CF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D c

R. #112 Approval for Professional Trip, Chas. Harville

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following resolution directing Charles Harville, Director of Purchasing, to attend a meeting of the National Association of Purchasing Agents 41st Annual International Convention:

RESOLUTION

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following employee of the School Board would attend the meeting designated: Mr. Charles Harville, Director of Purchasing, a meeting of the National Association of Purchasing Agents 41st Annual International Convention, Cleveland, Ohio, May 21, 23, and 23, 1956, inclusive THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Mrs Harville be directed to attend the meeting designated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if he can arrange his work so as to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all his expenses on the trip be paid by the Board of Education.

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R. #113 Approval of Supplemental Estimate for General and Bldg. Funds

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded ty Mr. Wright to approve the following recom mended cancellations of accounts and supplemental and additional needs, to be approved also by the Excise Board: Cancellation:

I-l-A A-10 N-2 1-1 M-15 F-4 1 —4 A-2 A-17 A-20 1-3

GENERAL FUND

Salaries - Supervisors Salary - Auditor Salary - Nite School Custodians Salary - Bus Drivers Labor & Material - Radio Station Employees Insurance New Transportation Equipment Supplies - Business Office Supplies - Personnel Office Supplies - Research Office Instructional Supplies

$19,446.55 300.00 1,400.00 250.00 1,500.00 25,730.00 3,895.00 634.60 1,035.50 452.35 5.119.J3 TOTAL --------- ---------- $59,963.12

Supplemental and Additional Needs:

I-1B I-1C A-l A-l-A A-14 A-12 A-16 A-19 1-2 I-6-A M-l M-9 S-l N-l A-3 A-9 A-15 1-3 0-2 0-3 0~4 0-8 M-3 M-14 F-2 T-3 C-l C-2 C-7 C-8 C-9 C-10 C-ll s-3

Salaries of Principals Salaries of Teachers Salaries - Business Office Salaries - Supply Department Salaries - Superintendent’s Office Salary - Clerk Salaries - Personnel Dept. Salaries - Research Department Salaries - Clerical Employees Salaries - Printing Salaries - Repair to Furniture Salaries - Repair to Buildings Salaries - Health Dept. Salaries - Night School Election Expense Legal Publications Supplies - Superintendent’s Office Instructional Supplies Custodian Supplies Fuel Light & Power Maintenance - Trucks & Cars Maintenance - gffice tfe.chines Material - Upkeep of Grounds Insurance Rent Transportation Equipment New Furniture & Fixtures New School Apparatus Special Improvement Taxes Purchase of Real Estate New Vehicles Equipment Library Books New Buildings Salaries - Recreation

2,000.00 995,000.00 1,000.00 7,000.00 100.00 80.00 3,000.00 5,000.00 18,000.00 100.00 14,000.00 20,000.00 3,500.00 6,000.00 800,00 500.00 100.00 50,000.00 23,000.00 15,000.00 25,000.00 5,600.00 6,000.00 500.00 5,000.00 7,000.00 2,122.45 11,000.00 306.52 10,000.00 15,000.00 30,119.12 .........

.6.646.55

TOTAL —------- $1,445,772.37 CASH SURPLUS

$1,385,809.75

107 MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D

R. #113 Confr’d

BUILDING LEVY FUND Account No.

Purpose

Proposed for Cancellation

G-3

Purchase of Furniture

$30,000.00

Request

! Supplemental and Additional Needs;

$143,387.57

No. 1 - New Buildings

CASH SURPLUS—$113,387.57

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”

i i

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, the following Resolutions of Appreciation R. #114 Resolutions for deceased school employees were approved: of Appreciation Approved RESOLUTION

In Appreciation of Mr. Roy Martin

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Roy Martin, Thusday, April 19, 1956.

Mr. Martin joined the faculty of the former Roosevelt Junior High School as a Science teacher in 1929, where he taught until assigned to Taft Junior High School in 1932. He remained at Taft until 1952 when he became Time and Record Clerk in the Maintenance Department of the Board of Education, which position he held at the time of his passing.

Mr. Martin was a Mason and a member of the Presbyterian Church.

His personality and services will be greatly missed, and his spirit of good cheer and cooperation will be long remembered by his fellow workers.

i |

The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Martin’s faithful services and extends its profound sympathy to the be reaved family. (Signed) Otto F.

Thompson, President

J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent

RESOLUTION !

In Appreciation of Mrs. Olive Martin

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the loss of Mrs. Olive Martin.

Mrs. Martin taught in the Oklahoma City Schools in 1931-*32, and later in the high schools at Moore and Marlow, Oklahoma. In 1952 she joined the faculty at Capitol Hill Senior High School where she taught speech until she passed away. Mrs. Martin was a member of Alpha Psi Omega, National Honorary Soc iety; Pi Kappa Delta, National Honorary Oratorical Society; Local, State and National professional organizations, Eastern Star and the Epworth Methodist Church. In working with students she found great happiness and they in turn appreciated her as a friend and advisor. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion.

Her high ideals will be translated in the lives of all who were privi leged to know and work with her. Both teachers and students will remem ber her with admiration and love.

The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and wishes to pay tribute to the memory of an outstand ing teacher who was an inspiration to her students, co-workers and friends. (Signed) Otto F. Thompson, President

J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent

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MEETING OF MAI 7, 1956 - CONT’D

RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. GOLDIE D. MOORE

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Goldie D. Moore, March 29, 1956. Mrs. Moore taught in the high schools of Wewoka, Bristow and Enid prior to joining the staff at Douglass Senior High School in 1946 to 1947, after which she taught in Ponca Cityj in 1949 she rejoined the faculty at Douglass where she was teaching at. the time of her death. Mrs. Moore was very Versatile, having taught music, speech, social science, English and foreign languages during her career. She was rated as an outstanding Spanish teacher by the faculty of the University of Oklahoma, Mrs. Moore was a member of the Oklahoma Association of Negro Teachers, Director of the State Student Council and the Avery Methodist Church.

She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their re spect and devotion. Because of her fine qualities, her friends were drawn to her. ;

Her high ideals will be translated into the lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her. The principal, teachers, students, and their parents will remember her with admiration and love. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and wishes to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher who was an inspiration to her students, co-workers and friends.

(Signed) Otto F. Thompson, President

Personnel Recommended

I j . i !__ )

J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent

PERSONNEL /

The following personnel recommendations and information were presented

i “I

PERSON

INSTRUCTIONAL

-fv

REPLACEMENT ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

Previous in System

5-1-56

REMARKS

Designation |mrs.)

6th Lee

Ehomason, Stella

(Mrs.) 5-1-56

(Albert Howard = Resigned)

hill.

B.S.

>3000

Jean

6th

Douglass

B.S.

|time Radio

(Mr.) Wharton. Alonzo

>1700

Lansston

3-26-56

Remainder of Year Only

Horace Mann ... ^th,Remainder of YearOnly

■'

f. ’ Kv.x

.. -

-b

E'eaves of Absence h

Maternity

/MRS.)

Beene, Virginia

5th Horace Mann

4-24-56

(Mrs.) Heller. Eloise

>3000

B.S. O.U.

4-20-56

(Mrs.) Folsom.- Ruth

4th Arthur

4-13-56

(Mrs.) Cassell, Loretta

>3000

E»C«S«C«

4-12-56

Remainder of Year;Only

>3100

B.A. O.C.W.

4-20-56

Fillmore Remainder

>3400

B.A. M.S.C.W.

3-14-56

West N. hills -,.4th Remainder of Yeafu^ly

»RS.^

1ST

*Ri.land.‘ Barbara

Fillmore

4-20-56

(Mrs.) Slover, Gwendolyn

4th West Nichols hills

3-13-56

Stevens, Sidney

Frances

SlHALEYj

ARTHUR

(»».)

'4TH

-’‘I st

Year Onl*’

■ "S

^j||

y E

.A.

■Deceased/. I^MRS* )

P^AR’IN/

a- :.

OlIVE *

TOor'e^Jold! e .

(rtlss)

English C. Hill Senior

4-20-56

English Douglass

3-28-56

Rogers. (MRS,,)

....

>3600

It a ? L.

.Mari

M.A. O.U.

Previous in System

its.

Previous in System

PITTSBURG

4-20-56

Co h. Sr. Remainder

English .* Year Onis!

J 09 MEETING OF MAT 7, 1956 - CONT’D ' Jr“'x

L' CLERICAL . ri.< -r

"j"4'

"■ "'* »‘«

:PERSONNEL --

.......

REPLACEMENT

terminations

NAME

assignment

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

J f RpkstUU^HONS

BT jSwstrong.

Helen

■HI1 . Brandenburgh. I sadora (mr|5

Temporary Secretary 'j

(MRS.)

Secretary Southeast

4-23-56

Sherrod, Lovell

Secretary Radio Station

4-9-56

Daulton, Roberta

Il 95

Southeast

3-29-56

Secretary Classen Radio St&tioa

(MRS.) $185

IBM keypunch Oper,

MOkfflVlUDELLE

Research

4-2-56

(Replacement on Temporary Basis)

SpeiSge, Wayne

Multilith Operator Business Office

4-1

(Mr.) Lemons, Don

Stein, Velva

Clerk Storeroom

4- 30-56 5- 8-56

Parish, Loretta

(Mrs.) , Tubbs. Shirley

Clerk Research

4-6-56 4-13-56

(MRS,)

4-23-56

(MRS.)

$175

(MRSo) Ayres, LaVada (l^S.)

(Roberta Wilson - Transferr ED 5

Operator Business Office multilith

4-11-56

$ 75

BACCARIN1. BENNYE

n nrnrniifiiinrifMWWir

$185

1 NEEwm'WT. 49

-3KIHHE33ss3l

^JAM

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ the following people as Census Enumerators for 1956 Salary on the basis of $i„oo per hour or $<.,25 per hour where use of car is approved by the Research Department?

Asbury, Homer

Harbolt, Cassie I. Harper, Addie

Barnett, Alice

Henry, Gold i a M<

Barry, Jeanne R.

' Jj

S^”fe'%;ECRETARY

Avant, Charlie N,

*■

f i

'Supply Clerk Supply Department CLERKg&k: »R

>«$<ls®aes»s 1 ’

.>'".56.

Box, Margaret

Hubbard, Opal N.

Brazelton, Arthur D,

Hughes, Margaret L.

Brogden, Lois H,

Hunley, Earl Charles

Brown, Ida M.

James, Mary 0,

Burton, Mary

Jones, Betty M„

Carter, Freda J.

Jones, Zetta Lo

Casteel, Dorothy

Jordan, Lena

Chaney, Pauline

Keene,

billye

Jeanne

Kline, Ruby Eo Leaf, modest f.

Dobbs, Huretta C.

Lewis, Ruth E.

Earnheart, Pauline V.

McCurtain, Doris

Elston, Lela W,

Mannon, Alene A.

Epperson, Gladys

Massey, Lillie E.

Evans, Louise F.

May, Marie Emogene

Flaherty, Nancy K. 1

Gallemore, Claud Bo

Moore, Fern A.

Gallemore, Patricia

Mortensen, Peggy Jo

Gardner, Dorothy

Mullins, Irene F.

Goins, Hazel M.

mustain,

Graham, Roma L.

Nelson, Dorothy Lo

Mary

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MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D k

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Page 2 - Census Enumerators’- 1956

Steward, Winifred E.

Orren, Frances I.

Stravlo, Anna G.

Phillips, Mary M. Pickle, Francies

Potts, Dorothy

Tuma, Grace

walker,

Eula M.

Warren, opal

Pugh, Enola marie

Richmond, Irene E,

Shaha, Margaret H„

williams,

Beatrice J.

williams,

Ruthy Jean

Williams, Kathryn

Sharum, Ruth N.

Wilson, Wilma L.

Shaw, Elma C.

WINTERS, RUBS Ao

Shue, Ruth B.

winters,

Sims, Maurine N. i

®Ith, Virginia L„

Virginia L

Womack,- Lou

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SPANIsI^'GENEVA

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to electythelfollowingjpeople to the Spring Term of 1956s

serve in the

Adult Institute for

INSTRUCTORS - SALARY $3.00 PER HOUR

Central Junior and Senior High

Thomas Ellis Central High School Auto:Mechanics

Joan Leach Central High School Substitute in Commerce

Edith Fowler Central High School Substitute in Art

Joan Miller Central High School Substitute in English

Central high School Radio Theory

Marjorie Newberry Central High School Floral Decoration

Rosa Harris Central High School Practical Nurse INstructor

Joseph Parks Central High School Substitute in English

Gladys Horton Central High school Math and Spelling

Lon Patterson Central High School Welding

Irene Kauf Central high School Practical Nurse Instructor

Charles Sandman Central high school Mathematics

Vera Kregel Central High School Nursing Instructor

H. F. Timmons Central High School Science

griffin

INSTRUCTORS

Capitol

hill

Junior

Mary J. Guthrie Capitol Hill Junior English

CLERK = Salary $5.00 per night

Capitol hill Junior

Patricia Snellen Capitol hill Junior Time? 5815 to 9? 15

Eloy York Capitol hill Junior ■ Substitute in Commerce

1956 - C0NT,D

M^HNG OF

* INFORMATION TOTHE'Wr^^

Request permission Department to help

Temporary Clerks in the Research be ON THE BASIS OF $ 160 PER MONTH FOR

to employ the following people as with the

Census - Salary to

THE TIME THEY WORK?

Ida Penequine Ruth Shue Maurine Sims Virginia Smith Geneva Spa an Anna Stravlo Louise williams Ruby winters

Oda Branson Lois Brogden Delpha Brown Pauline Chaney Gladys Epperson Zeffie Epperson Lena Jordan Marie May Frances orren

Request permission to employ the following people AS Temporary Key Punch Operators in the Research Department to help with the Census - Salary on basis of #205 per month for the time they work?

Barbara Greenwood Zella Hilgenberg Verna Schrameck

Request permission to employ Joan Allen as temporary Clerk in the Business Office Salary $160 per month - Effective April 3, 1956 to April 15, 1956,

Request permission to employ Mildred Capps as Temporary Clerk in the Business Office Salary on the basis of $160 per month - Effective April 30, 1956.

■-i Salary Adjustment

Request

permission to adjust the salary of

Mrs. Alice Hunt, Atte-i'toange'Clerr-’^*^1^1''^’'^'

Capitol hill Junior High, from $185 per month to $195 per month - EffSc This adjustment in salary is in keeping with our present Clerical Salary &

MAINTENANCE-

‘WhI

terminations

NAME

! 'Freeman, ■

Painter Maintenance

Pauu

NAME

(Mr. } Baldridge, Thad

3=26-56

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

|lo50 HR

4-23=56

REMARK^ few

Painter Maintenance'

1 -. ‘

Lanbscape Helper Maintenance

Sartin. Willard

‘

■ st.«S

■»REt„qijtp

......

-Clerk •' -

Maintenance

*“

:‘rLd

4=19=56

gMMigffr TO,.THE BOARD

SMF'fo” employ Harold. Baker as Temporary Laborer - Salary

$1.25 per hour - Effective April 12, 1956 Request permission to employ Roy A. Bailey as Temporary Laborer — Salary $1.25 per hour ~ Effective April 4, 1956. Request permission to employ Avis Campbell as Temporary Student Painter Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective March 26, 1956.

Request permission to employ Bobby C. Crowley as Temporary Laborer — Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective April 24, 1956. A*

Request permission to employ James Doyal Howell as Temporary Finish Carpenter Salary $1.75 per hour - Effective April 4, 1956

'^2

Request permission to employ W. C. Gamel as Temporary Finish CaEpenter — Salary $1.75 per hour - Effective April 2, 1956. * £

Re.(

•

eques

■

1 '""S

SBfc- x'

DECEASED

■■

4=10=56

-(MRo) . > Martin,.Roy

5;.

1 1

.<s

EMPLOYMENT*"-" ’ EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

RESIGNATIONS * $R.)

...

------------- ---------------------------- <•

:____________________ r'.a?- --

st permission to employ Ernest Earl S^$L.5O per Eff ectiv^Jtor;" ’

as Temporary Carpenter

p^rpi'ss-ion to employ Jasper L. Storey as Temporary Laborer per.hour. - Effective April 17, 1956. ................

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D .V

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MAINTENANCE DEPT.-

Saia^^M^heiment-; ■ Request permission to adjust the salary of W., -H-? .Randolph Effective April 30, 1956. to $3500. per year

frdtf $3200. pefr

" " ‘ > adjust the salary of Oliver Sherrick from $3100. per year Request permission to to *$3000*. per ye'ar. - Effective May 1, 1956. Request permission to adjust the salary of W. R. Turner from $1.25 per hour to $1.50 per hour - Effective April 11, 1956.

Request permission to adjust, the salary of Clifford A. Stein from $3300 per year to $-3700 per year. -Effective February 1, 1956. Request permission to adjust the salary of William A. Williams from $3100 per year to $3500 per year. - Effective February 1, 1956.

Request permission to transfer the car allowance of George M. Clark - $360 per aresth to Evert Miller - Effective May 1, 1956

Change In Salary And Assignment

Request permission to transfer George M. Clark from Carpenter to Shop Fireman - Salary $3600 per year. - Effective May 19 1956

PERSONNEL

SERVICE DEPARTMENT TERMINATIONS

REPLACEMENT .

EMPLOYMENT

_________________ NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

"* RESIGNATIONS

;

|mr.)

Floorman Central

4° I 3- $6

Wilson, David

Head Custodian Polk

4-9-56

(Replaced

Floorman Capitol Hill Sr

4-20-56

B-KimeVEdwin

Floorman Central

4-10-5^

1INSEY, W. L.

Floorman N. w. Classen fSorman

4-30-56

Philpot, Samuel

Grant

4-30-56

(Replaced by Transfer)

Floorman John Marshall

3-31-^56

(Replaced by transfer)

Floorman John Marshall

4-16—56

(Replaced by transfer)

3-31-56

loop, Bruce______

B|enson, H.

Imr.) Benson, Cleo ©(MR, )< ;

,(MR.) liNSEfr,

Louis

5(Mr.JLowrance, Arthur

(Mr.) •Me CLURE,

william

HMr.) .Phflrgradt.

HENRY

'(MR.)

;Reeves, Emeral hMR.)

Isieker, Arthur

{(Mr.)

ISta&inqha, Emil Mr! EAGUE.fflAYfooND.

•

to.

4-1 6-56

Floorman Central

(Mr.) Mitchell, James_______

1172

4-2M6

Floorman Capitol Hil

(Mr.) Good, Bruce___________

1122

4=10=56

Floorman Central Floorman

by transfer)

(MR.)

Floorman Central Floorman John Marshall

4-6— 56

(Replaced by Transfer) (Mr.) Sieker, Arthur

Floorman John Marshall

4-10-56

Fireman Taft

3-30-56

(Replaced

Floorman Carotol Hill Sr

4^5'6'"

Henson, Cleo

Sw -

YSON. \jahtWES

REMARKS _______________________ '-----i ,

Head Custodian Arthur

Clure,

(MR.)

Durham,

WILLIAM

, ■?

to.

4° 7°j6

N. w. Classen

i>75-

4-9-56

Floorman John MarshaI

4-1 6-56

Floorman John Mars

Transfer)

Floorman Capitol HiliTSr^

im.

Burell

Ito

4-4-56

Floorman Northeast

4-2-56

Floorman N. w. Classen

4-25-56

Floorman [ Johnson

(Replaced by Transfer)

(Mr.) ^ADDITIONAL).

bartonc will

Howard - Transferred) . 'if. Wlp

-EbwijfeffiME -

Transferred)

Jr.

(Mr.) Brown. Ciaud____ (Mr.) Henslee. Fred

$ I05° to-

WESTWOOD

RF-8NSTATFMFNT

(Mr.)

-Transffred)

SiekeRc Arthur.

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tA r

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Personnel Recommendatior

,War ’ ' ”

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Bwwc r Request permission to employ Melvin Lee Blackburn as Temporary Floorman at Lee Salary $175. per month - Effective April 6, 1956. t-

Request permission to employ Henry G. Love as Temporary Floorman at Lee — Salary $175. per month - Effective April 9, 1956. W

Request permission to employ Andrew Ramson as Temporary Floorman at John Marshall”. Salary $175. per month - Effective April 2,(1956.

Change In Salary And. Assignment /■

t I..'

Request permission to transfer A. H. Black from Head Custodian at Whittier Salary $236.66 per month to Head Custodiaxi at Westwood - Salary $246.66 per month

9ii

Effective April 16, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Clifton C. Clemons from Floorman at Taft Salary $180. per month to Temporary Fireman - Salary $210. per month - Effective April 9, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Frank Howard from Floorman at Westwood - Salary $185. per month, to Head Custodian at W. Nichols Hills - Salary $210. per month Effective April 30, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Flynn 0. McDowell from Relief Custodian at all schools- Salary $230. to Head Custodian at Polk - Salary $236.66 per month Effective April 30, 1956.

“

Request permission to transfer Cecil Stockwell from Head Custodian at Westwood Salary $2S5. per month to Relief Custodian at all schools—Salary'4280-.vper.m—' M®Uva April 6. 1956. fc ”

K££

--------------- Fnnn SFRVICF

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

4,:*s

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

■

---- -

TERMINATIONS

'.j

PERSONNEL APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

:resignations -

3Mrs.) ■*®RAY,

fep9

BES&I E

: Retha

Smrs.)

%'■ ■:

Cafeteria Cook Taft Careteria Cashier Lee

>29° 56

■

4-4=56

(Mrs.) Locke, Mary

•(Mrs,..) Cooper, Wilhelma

Cafeteria Helper Douglass

3-2>56

■(Mrs. ) Lampton, Blanche

Cafeteria Helper Grant

4=3=56

(Mrs.) Moore, Dave

(Mrs.) Locke. Mary

Cafeteria Helper Shields Heights

4=- 8 9= 56

williams,

(Mrs.)

Counter Faculty ,N. W, Classen

4=19=56

Schwan, Julia (ftasU) WEBB^ klTTIE

(Mrs. ) willi Sms. 'bill ie

Cafeteria Cook Dewey

Cafeteria Helper Shidler

-S

’?

■

4=17=56

OCI E

■7—1

■&.

Cafeteria Helper Shields Heights

•(CHESTER,

600 HR

4= I 8-56

<?*.

Cafeteria Hele ER Shields Heigh^ s

■ ■■ ■ •

is —Wn

60? HR

4=20-56

Cafeteria Helf ER Grant

600 HR

4=24=56

Cafeteria/Help ER Shields HtiGHt S

(Mrs.) Lorine

, -

(Mrs.) Porter, Marye

3-29-56

------------------------ TV-------- !-------------- 3

600 HR

4=3=56

Cafeteria worker Dewey ' 4

4-17-562 &

=S£ ' 'S’ «r

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1 I

blfe

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K * H

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(Mrs.) . Abernathy. Leona (Mrs.) Barbour, Esther ■

• i rSl^' ..

■• •

CAFETEfOflBp 65* HR

4-4=56

r.;l ^0^

—,

Gar Fl eiMj.l- CAFETFltri'ficLP

65? HR

4->56

Cherry, Eva

600 HR

3-29-56

(Mrs.) Henslee, Norma

600 HR

4-3=56

Lee

(Mrs.) Moore, Sally

6o$f HR

4-20-56

Cafter1! Grant

SHI ELOajElSH^T

ST Mi tv

CAFEHj&Steyit

(fes.)

(Mrs.) Ritchey, Stacy

LongfmKt*^"'

Cafei eMelU^cp

WSSw ,"' i '1> e

Hri-T'i

rS? 9 *8 lot

HR R^JlZ < riaVfa-ntfi

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D --------- ----...................................................

~ pe" -“•SOpPi-

PrST,

name

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

"V, - V

’ EMPLOYMENT”’1

EFFECTIVE DATE

*« • S

«*

REPLACEKUfllfepajBB

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMAfillsMgS

* ' OR SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

—”

K'RCSIGNATIONS «<%*

(MRS.)

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Sims, Julia

600 HR

4=16=56

Cafeteria Helper Shi elds Heig£®5 J

(MRSo) Terrall, Eula

600 HR

4-3=56

Cafeteria Helper'. Grant “ 4 *

Tarris, Jacqulin

65^ HR

4=12=56

Cafeteria Helper Foster

(MRSo) Thompson, Esta

600 HR

3=29=56

Cafeteria Helper Lee

(Mrs,j 'Tilly. Matilda

60£ HR

4=24=56

Cafeteria Helper Westwood

60* HR

3=22=56

Cafeteria Helper Longfellow ■

6o? (&•'

4-25=56

Cafeteria Helper Capitol Hill Sr.

(MRSoj

(MRSo) wells, opal

(Mrs J WRIGHT,

VERNI E

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pa -

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—

SUBSTITUE CAFETERIA WORKERS AT 60^ PER HOUR

Dorothy McCalister

Matilda Tilly

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

i'.

Request peroiission to employ Mr. Robert Schultz as Assistant to t

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, the foregoing personnel and information were approved on roll call, with all members voting "Aye.”

R. #115 Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS. CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING

Bills & Payrolls Bills and Payrolls Recommended for Payment_________ l_ Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented i

May 7, 1956 Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools

Dear Dr. Swanson: /

The following matters are presented for your consideration:

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY 7, 1956:

Item #lg - 19514-55 Sep. Bond.

Item #lh - 195h Sep. Fund

Item #li - Northwest Classen Item #lk - Garden, Oaks Project #2 ri

■ r'i— r i'' - ■

■ •

Z'' I

..TOTAL

MEETING OF MAI 7, 1956 - CONT’D X

i4*»w-w

it-

u A & E Equipment Co

Reprs to Gen Eqpt Suppls

Abelard-Schuman Inc

Teach Aid Suppls

3£6.37 21.10

37 7 TO

■r

1£1.2£ 2£.00

Agree Rental Dept Select

Teach Aid Suppls "1

he American Crayon Co mer. Design & Development American Education Publication -’■’'American Electric Ignition Co

,TAtUfe‘--& Trust-.

Low Dept Select

Dept Select Low

Li-^OU 1U.6£

Schl Select ■ Agree

27.28 26.86

****>♦*’■■" ’ American La France Foamite’Ser ' American Library Ass’n U American Restaurant Magazine S American School & University S American News Company VAnglin Imp. Co

Teach Aid Suppls Upkp Cars & Trks

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

333^90 l$00

Instr Suopls Rental

;Allyn & Bacon Inc .merican Body & Trailers Inc

•_

176 J®

Acme Type Foundry 87 Advertising Co

’Bill's-& Pay rolls Recomtended for ayment

187®5

Agree Low Schl Select Dept Select

Instr Suppls Abingdon Press 1 t '.'Ar?

•K

•>

Instr Suppls Operation Schl Bus

Schls Select Dept Select

-Suppls^ Bus- Off,

■Publications

-.*Vj

801.80 9.81

-I-

Repr Eqpt Teach-Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Agree Dept Select Schl Select Dept Select Bd Action Bd 'ction j.

■ ?

i'vr ' ' ' ■

' ■

■ ■

The Automotive Inc Auto Parts & Machine Co

Upkp Trks & Cars Upkp Trks & Cars

A & W Violin Shop

Reprs to Music Instrs

Low Low Dept Select Standard

Band Guide Enterprises Barade & Page3 Inc Dr. Melvin BarneS E.M. Barnes Beacon Publishing Co

Instr Supplies Custodian Suppls

Dept Select Low

Administrative Exp, Rent Trans Eqpt Nite Schl Suppls

Bd Action Agree Publisher

Beckley Cardy Co

Instr Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

30.o£ U3.21 29£.00 22£>,QQ

U7.2U U3»£2

Beltone Hearing Service

Health Suppls

R.L. Berry

General Instr

Low Dept Select Bd Action

Bills Grocery Store Paul Blakeney Co

Instr Suppls Upkp Grounds

Shidler Schl Low

Blakeney Insurance Agency The Boardman Co

Insurance Upkp Cars & Trks

73*26

£90.00 30.00 j

i£.oo 17U.98 2s200.00

t Agree Low Standard

18.00 8.87

26.87;

I J

106.27*’

Braniff Airways3 Inc

Aidmin. Expense.

Bd Action Standard Low Bd Action

Britton Piano Shop Bruce Publishing Co

Piano Tuning &. Rprs Instr Suppls

Standard Schi Select

New Schl Apparatus

Low Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select

F.R. Born Branham’s Inc

Admin Expense Reprs Office Mchns

22.19 61111.20 Swanson^ Chadwick

666 £27

v Buck’s Sporting Goodss Inc

reau of Pub0TC.Columbia Univ.‘Instr Supplies JTarol Callahan !’’■ California Test Bureau

General Instr Instr Supplies

198.00 113.£0 38.00

Bd Action Dept Select

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D =====—

Bills & Pay rolls Recommended for Payment ,Capps Music Co . Carpenter Paper Co

Bob Cates Grace Chadwick

-Teach Aid Suppls . •New Fur-n & Fixture^

Dept- Select

Reprs tp Music Instrs Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low Dept Select

Ur>kp Cars & Trks Admin Expense1 ;

Low Bd Action

,25.83 106,65 57.20

0.78 W»5o Ht.78 ffi.hi

Low Piano Tuning & Reprs Chestnut’s Music Co Dept Select Teach Aid Suppls Children? s Reading Service City Blue Print & Photo Copy Co Office Suppls-Printing Schl Select

2^7B^°B

City Bus Company City Spring Works Charles W. Clark Co

Rent Trans Eqpt Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Agree Agree Dept Select

3.70 15.8h

Clements Sporting Goods Colgate Palmolive Co

Physical Ed Eqpt Custodial Suppls

Diept Select Low

6h.55 63.52

Collins Dietz Morris Co Cole-Pemberton Inc

Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Central Hi Schl

680.50 21.71

Comptometer Division Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co Community Playthings

Reprs Office Mchns Instr Suppls

Standard Schl Select

2h.o8 165.00

Bob Condren Conner & Pojezny

General Instruction New Bldgs

Bd Action Bd Action

Al Cook Desk Go

Suppls-Bus Off

Standard Low Dept Select

25.00 226.61

•c

320.20 68. h5 379.50'

768.15

Coward-McCann, Inc Cowles Magazines, Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

2.11 3.50

Creative Playthings, Inc Curtis Circulation Co

Instr Suppls Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

610.1x6 6.00

C.F.- Dagwell & Company The Daily Law Journal Record

Indust Arts Eqpt Legal Publications

Dept Select Publications

11.60 619.05

Dearborn Chemical Company Deefs Photo Supply, Inc

Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls; -

Denver Public Schools Doenges Supply Co ■ Dolese Company '"Dollies Ceramics; Dowlings, Inc

Teach Instr Reprs Instr Instr

Dept Select Aid Suppls Schl Select Suppls. Physical Ed Eqpt Agreement Schl Select Suppls Schl Sele§® Suppls Low

Sdhl Dramatic Publishing Co ■Du Bois Company

Instr Suppls Reprs to Furniture

Schl Select Standard

6.82 3h2.5° I-

Duplicating Products Inc of OklaoReprs to Office Mchns.Standard

20.50 hili, oo

E.I. Dupont De Nemours & Co

35o.5o 328*50

John Dunlap WoHo Dutton Anna Ebel 'Educational ■ Educational

Reprs to Furniture

Sptg Goods Co Publishing Co

Mainten Physical Ed Teach Aid Suppls

Directories Inc Workshop

Admin Expense Suppls Instr Suppls

<•

Low Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action Dept Select Schl Select

I $

’

Electronic Supply Co .•Estamae

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

■\ 'Expression Company V F.WO- Faxon Company Inc

Special Education Instr Suppls '

Dept Select ' "Schl Select,

—

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D L

1955-56 General Fund

i Bills Recommen—. ded for 1 Payment

; Federal.Corporation ’■Fibre Specialty Div Nat’l Mtecanized'jjibre Co

Field Enterprises, Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

CoJ# Fishman

Rental

Agree

•* lloo : 1|.6^

Florida State Dept of Ed Follett Publishing Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Publisher

Folk Dance Guide Henry S. Foth

Teach Aid Suppls ■Admin Expense

Dept Select Bd Action

90.56 ‘

Fox~Vliet Drug Co Frith Films

Health Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Low Dept Select

32.80 1 90.00

Gardner, Clarke & Sullivan Gaylord Bros Inc

Suppls’ Instr Suppls

Standard Schl Select

5.00 1 29.90|1

General Electric Supply Co Gentry Severance Lumber Co

Reprs to Eqpt Instr Suppls

Low Low

General Truck Co John W. Gilbaugh

Upkp Cars & Trks Teach Aid Suppls^.

Standard Dept Select

t.OQj

/ 4

I Y>.

Gil~Mor Chemical Company Globe. Book Company, Inc

2,936.09 i

8.32 5.2i 12.70 :

Ft*

556.^ Inst

J................ ......

i; r

■ <•

Go-Mo Products . Be F. Goodrich Store s.

Instr Suppls .. Upkp Trks &'Cafs

®The Grade Teacher Graham Paper Co

Instr Suppls Library Suppls

Schl Select . Low

Ce A. Gregory Compary Guideposts

Instr Suppls Siippls

Schl Select Publisher

IoZe Hackman W9 To Bill Hale

Teach Aid Suppls Taxes

Dept Select Sewer Tax

C. S. Hammon & Company Harbour Longmire

Instr Shppls Instr Sftippls

Schl Select Schl Select

70,lj| i21uiiq

Harcourt, Brace & Co Ivan Bloom Hardin Co

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

7.6^ 18.9U1

Harper & Brothers Harper’s Magizine Si

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

16ol||

Harlow Publishing Corp The Harmblin Company

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select -Lwh ’.v

7.7OJ 67.50'

Hart Industrial Supply Co Vivien V. Haynes

Instr Stippls Admin Expense

Herb Welding & Radiator Co Virgil T. Hill

Operation Schl Bus Admin Escpense :

Low Bd Action

The Historical Publishing Co Holiday House Inc

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

Hoover Bros. I^c Houghton Mifflin Company

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select

Jo Humble H.R. Huntting Company, Inc

General Instr Teach Aid Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select

Iddings Paint Company, Inc Independent Supply Co

Instr Suppls Reprs to Eqpt

Bd Action Schl Select

Indiana University Bookstore Indus Arts & Voc Education

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

Industrial Chemical Labs, In Constr Newi.Bldg^ International Bus' Machine s’Cdrp'Reprs to 0f#M6hnsr‘

Schl Select Bd Action

Walnut Grove

6.oq

li61.U291».69

its MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT'D

1955-56 General

Jills f tecommended : ?or Payment

Fund

International Harvester Go Irquois Publishing Co Inc

Jacobson i1 i

Noble-James & Asso Jenkins Music Co - ..... _ ___ .

Upkp Gars; & Trks Library Books

Standard Dept Select

General Instar Reprs to Eqpt

Bd Action Low

New Turn & Fixtures Reprs to Music Instr

Bd Action Low -AU.. - ----------------

hea Boys #6 %nes, Ind

Upkp Cars & Trks .Instr Suppls

- '■

Low Southeast High Schl

Mrs0 Helen M. Jones

Admin Expense 1

Agreement Standard Bd Action

Jones ToVo Radion Shop Jouranl of Education

Reprs to.Eqpt Instr Suppls

Standard Dept Select

■ The- Judy Company ' Kee Lox Mfg Company I Kamp Brothers jy 'Knight Supply Company Kilpatrick Brothers

Irjstr Suppls Labor & Mtrls Instr Suppls Custodial ^uppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low Schl Select Bd Action Low

The MacMillan Company The Rand McNally & Go

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

Maggie Magnetic Inc Morgan’ s .AoG. Food Mkt Mechanics Coverall Suppls

Suppls Suppls Instr.Suppls Custodial Suppls

Dept Select > Schl Jphn Marshall . Agree

Medley Scale & Eqpt Co ^Melton Companyj, Inc Meylan Stopwatch Co Metropolitan Water Co Mideke Suppls Company Miller-Norris Cosine Litho Negative & Plate Co Lily Mills Company Milner Construction Co

Health Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Water Reprs; to Furn Custodial Suppls Office Suppls Instr Suppls Est Belle Isle

Standard Bd Action' Dept Select Utilities Low Low Dept Select Schl Select Bd Action Belle Isle

Monroe Calculating Mchn Co

Reprs to Office Mchns

Standard

Morgan-Power Tire Go William Morrow & Coa Inc Morris Chevrolets Inc.

Upkp Cars &• Trks Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select Agreement

10.00 16.02 ,72

Library Suppls General Instr

Dept Select Bd Action

291.7$ 20.00 .

Motter.Bookbinding Go ■ Dale Mullins

Upkp Cars & Trks

... 23,

Classen Jr Sr

18477 790.09

6L3.61

692.9$ 86.905 61.3$ H*330.L9

3Uo70-

I ■.

; Multigraph Sales Agency t .

Office Suppls

National Council Teachers Of Mathematics ational Ed Association ational Schl Public Relations

Teach Aid Suppls Supplies Teach Aid Suppls

National Science Tchrs Assn

Instr Su;

Standard Schl Select

U7*73

Schl Select Dept Select Select

N.J, Second Schl Teachers ^ssod^Teat Town of Nichols Hills ' ,lr

A. Jo Nystrom & Co Oklahoma Business News Co Oklahoma City Garbage Dept ..... Okla Coca Cola Bottling Co i;w||^0il Filter Company

i r. -

Okla Gas & Electric Go Okla City Assoc Insux- Agents

kla. Ldry & Dry Clnrs Sup City Linen Service

I I

^Natural Gas-'Gdmpany .Oxygen-. "Company .

Instr Suppls Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

Custodial"Suppls Libra^’ Suppls Upkp Cars & Trks

Utilities Low Low

Light & Power Agreemnt

Utilities Insurance

Custodial Suppls Custodial Suppls

Low Agi’eement

■Fuel ,Instr Suppls

Utilities Agreement

12.90 ■ 72.12

-J

119 r i

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 General Fund.

Oklahoma Paper Company * The Oklahoma Publishing Co

In’str Suppls Suppls -

Low Publisher - _

Oklahoma Seating Company Transfer & Storage Co

Office Suppls Rent Transp Eqpt

Low Agreement

-JOkla. City Water Dept Okla County Water Co

Water Water

Utilities Utilities

OH a Typewriter Company .Otis Elevator Company

Reprs to Off Mchns Reprs to Gen Eqpt

Standard Standard

Instr Suppls Reprs to Eqpt

Schl Select Low-

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Upkp Cars & Trks

Schl Select Agreement Low

Ladell Peterson ^Philosophical Library, Inc

General Instr Teach Aid Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select

W.pkin Photo Serive jitney Bowes, Inc .feys. Inc

Reprs to Eqpt Rental Teach Aid Suppls

jbstmaster fentice Hall, Inc

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

I Bills Recom 1 mended for Payment

5U8

< JK. Ao Owen Publishing Co i Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

B^^arents’ Institute, Inc si. T. Payne 'ferry’s Tire & Supply Co ’1 rl

<■

Leader Press, Inc Nite Schl Suppls me Petroleum ProducJss,,.JncJ!»^gkp Cars & Trks ^ychological Corporation Public Affairs Committee, Inc

s ■ ■ Inst Teach Aid Suppls

Publications Low Dept Select Dept Select ,

LuOO 11.30

Teach Aid Supple Instr Suppls

Dept Select Agreement

Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Standard Low

15.00 ? lio.db ' ;

Ramsbottom, Jr er’s Digest Condensed Bk

Piano Tuning & Reprs Teaching Aid Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

51.75 % 2.00

Refinery Supply Company

Instr Suppls

Low Low

326.07 360.00

11.50 22.35 1111.25

|£ic Schl Publishing Co “Holmes Mtr Co jrchasing Agents Asso dio Supply, Inc

Standard Dept Select

•f

•-

. ..

_ -C •

> 59$«O7

6.76 •

■'‘The Reilly & Lee Company Remington Rand

Teach Aid Suppls Reprs to Off Mchns

Dept Select Standard Agreement Low

The Reynolds & Reynolds Co Rhodes IGAT'Rhythm Time Records

Suppls Instr- Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Cap Hill Sr Hi Schl Select

2i9W 109.6^‘i ■ 18.75 4 J

Mtns Industr Eqpt Admin Expense Instr Suppls

Dept Select Bd Action Bd Action Low

7. 108.

Teach Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Bd Action Dept Select

Rice Machinery Company ; Mildred Richard Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Rinehart & Co Inc Robinson Janitor Supply Co The Ronald Press Company Royal Typewriter Company Sanitary Eqpt Company IV . .^illis G. Sautbing Southeast High School - St Louis San Francisco Ry Co ,, -Scholastic Magizines Science Research Asso

feggit Chevrolet Company J|S^tt.;Fpresman & Company • "The School Executive ..Sears,^Roebuck & Company |^|>&fice rSe rvice

•

j ' 1455.10^1

72.00 172.39

Standard Reprs to Off Mchns Lbw Custodial Suppls Agreement .Rental Reimbursement Fire Ins Bd Action-Burr,Thompson, .... Admin Expense Schl Select Instr Shppls 33.02 Dept Select Instr Suppls 207.38 Schl Select Standard Upkp Cars & Trks Dept Select Teach Aid Suppls Dept Select Suppls' -‘_W'saeet --Instr Sappls^, . Teach Aid Suppis**- ‘ Dept ^Select

2141.3 2 1,125 12

214O.14O

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D *r

i 1955-56 General FuM

Bills Recom mended forf" Payment p

J’ ’ S.E.B. Paint Company G. Schirmer^ Inc

Custodial SuppHs Teach Aid Skippls

’ Bd A”cti6n~ Dept Select

I ’

Sharp & Nichols Music Co '• Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co Inc

’5

Reprs to Music Instrs Teach Aid Suppls

Standard Dept Select

Admin Expense .

Bd Action

lliarn’H. Simpson Sinclair Refining Company Singer Sewing Machine Co Jasper Sipes Bk Depository Smith-Corona Inc Bert Smith Road Mchn Cos Inc

Admin Expense Instr Supplls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Reprs to Off Mchns Upkp Cars & Trks

Bd Action Low Standard Schl Select Standard Standard

State Agency for Surplus Prop. State Dept of Education Stipes-Curry Company

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action

Southwestern Bell Tele Co

Telephone Service

Utilities

Southwestern Stamp Works Office Suppls Print Southern States Work' Conference Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

Square Dance Associates Dick Stout & Company

Instr Suppls Office Supplss Print

Schl Select Schl Select

Instr Suppls General Instr

Bd Action Dept Select Bd Action

llOeOCl

J. Chester Swanson j Esther Swenson Wayne Swoveland

Mary Thacker B. H, Thomas Thompson Schl Bk Depository Rex Thomas 1 Margaret Thurston

General Instr General Instr

W-Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co Instr Suppls st The Trane Company Reprs to Eqpt Uarco Co Suppls

Bd Action Bd Action

25.00

Low Standard Low

-Unity Schl of Christianity 'Underwood Corporation University Chicago Press

Instr Suppls Reprs Off Mchns Instr Suppls

Schl Select Standard Dept Select

University of Illinois Schoolmen1s Week .U.S. Office of Education

Labor & Mtrls Teach Aid Suppls General Instr

Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid SUppls

Dept Select Dept Select

| 2.12 2.7U

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept SeleW Schl Select

2.00 7.50

Library Books General Instr Office Suppls

Dept Select Bd Action Dept Select

15.2? 50.00

,, Admin'Expense Instr Suppls

Dept Select Sohl 'SelffcV

fthe Vanguard Press

238.UU 111.11 h5.91i

Petty Cash Reim. Labor-Printing Library Books

'Vantage Press3 Inc &

-fe

|The Ver'Halen Publishing Co :sVaseco Inc

Harr Wagner Publishing Co WalkeE r Stamp & Seal Go S^re Ward soifeluptill Pub. Inc

W. M» Welch Mfgo Co

Welding Equipment Cd |West Disinfecting Co ^Western Uniform & Towel Ser LC A

[

r*—-——r——

Instr Sup^^^4

Reprs to Eqpt Custodial Suppls Instr■Suppls

Schl Select Low " Agreement

Off Supple Print Telephone Instr Suppls

Low Utilities Cap Hill’Jr Hi

Si ■

Western Newspaper Union Western Union Telegraph Co ‘•y-^^Westside Grocery f^Follett Company Wiley & Sons Inc |gr^Williams Candy Co

Instr Suppls Office Suppls Print Instr Suppls

■i.

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D

; Bills Recom-—■A, mended for

-56 General Fund yywwwwifr-------- ---------- ■■■■'---------

:toru Public Schools w»’ ’TOEEsoja* Company ^Wilson Gro &’Mkt 7:/' ’ ; ~ ifWilson Projector Company jf Joan Woodruff if --•

>, • The World Publishing Co K 1N.Y ........ World-Telegram & Sun "I Worldweek, Xi5 Wordcrafters Guild

Teach Aid' Supai’sInstrJS Instr Suppls

Reprs" to Eqpt General Instruction

Teach Teach Instr Instr

Aid Suppls Aid Suppls Suppls Suppis

Dept Select -«~Schl Select^ ouglass Hi Dept Select Bd Action

Dept Dept Schl Schl

Select Select Select Select

1958-55 General Fund The H. R. Huntting Co, Ine Remington Rand Corp Millsaps

Library Books Rears to Off Machns Reprs to'Music Instr

Schl Select Bd Action Bd Action

Sewer Line Modernization-Reprs

Dept Select Agreement

New Bldgs Modernization -Reprs Modernization- Reprs New Bldgs

Low Low Low Low

Jones & Andrews The Oklahoma Publishing Co <

Contract New Bldgs Admin Bldg Project

Bd Action Publisher

Oklahoma Seating Company Phillips Pipe Line Company

Admin Bldg Project Miscl Admin Expense

Bd Action Bd Action

Pittsburgh Plata Glass Co •Radio Supply, Ine

Admin Bldg Project New "Eqpt -

♦

1 1955-Bond Doerfler Construction Co The Dolese Company

• ? Dunahoo Trucking Co 'J General Electric Supply Co $ | General Flooring & Tile Co Hunizicker Brothers

SK*

Standard Roofing & Material Co ^JSorey, Hill & Sorey ted Brick & Tile Co ghf & Selby

-"W -j|unizicker Brothers ^Standard Roofing & Mtrl Co

Valley Brook

19.56

Mtrls & Suppls Admin Bldg-Contract

Low Bd Action

Nichols Hills Sewer New Bldgs

Low Bd Action

Modern & Reprs Mtrls & Suppls

Select Low

Eqpt

Nichols Hill^

Grant

107.30 8.266.28

3.82 78.20

I'1

1955-56 Bldg Levy

: A& A Lock Shop Acme Brick Company

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

23.92 226.80

Acme Oil Tool Co, Inc J Acme Quality Paints, Inc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low;

210.00 6.7$

Admin Bldg Project Reprs Eqpt

Dept Select Standard

Mtrls Mtrls MtrsI Mtrls Reprs:

Dept Select Low Low LowLow Letter Bid

A £ E Equipment Co The Amer Fl Surf Mach Co

' Armstrong’s Hdw Co Atomic Sound Eng Co Auto Parts & Machine Co The Automotive Inc M. S. Austin Lumber Co

Barada & Page Inc Best Universal Lock Co, I^c !

& Suppls & Suppls & Suppls & Suppls. Bldgs

17.70 57.16 8.60 12.15 i.72 13.18 1,102.30

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

New Eqpt-Bldgs N.W.Classen Furn -v

Bd Action Lockers USJJrant C.ontrapt,..,.,,..;^.. ,88^85

■

■i

185.89 II.03

5.039.65

4 t-

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D

1955-56 Building Levy Fund I

. '-Mtrls Mtrls &

FDTarence L. Boyd Co, Inc

own Machinery Company J. Butterly, Inc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Dept Select Low Letter Bid

£ J^Butler Shade Co ^’■’.Wapitol Stage Eqpt Co ' TCapitol Steel & Iron Co

New Eqpt New Eqpt Mtrls & Suppls

Schl Select Low Low

Bob Cates City Blue Print & Photo Co John H. Cole Co

237.60 21+1+.71

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

"*":;Mtrls & Suppls' .

k Electric Supply Co mmercial Equipment Co

’

Cafeteria Eqpt

By. Construction Co ho Construction Co

MtrlS- & Suppls Est A

Cox Construction Co JCrane Company

New Bldgs Mtrls & I

David Mo Davis Company

Mtrls & Suppls

The Denman Floors Co The Dolese Company

Mtrls & Mtrls &

Action

21.72 238.1+0

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Dowlings, Inc E. I. DuPont DeNemours & Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Mtrls & Mtrls & Mtrls & Suppls Cafeteria Eqpt Mtrls & Suppls

Low Bd Action Low Bd Action Low..... Agreement

Dyke Brothers Federal Corporation Fleck Bearing Co ■ Gardner Hotel Supply Co General Electric Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Gentry Severance Lbr Co ; Bo F. Goodrich

Admin Bldg

1+29.00 81+.00

326.93 161+.96 9.1+2 2,313.00

221+.31+ 72.09

326.1+3 70.00

Low Low Dept Select

16.72 19.36

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Graybar Elec Co, Inc Hart Industrial Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Harter Marblecrete Stone Co Herd Equipment Company

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Standard Standard

A. Co Horn Co Of Texas Hoover Eqpt Company

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Standard

Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls & Suppls

International Business Mchns Noble James & Asso

Mtrls & Suppls Cafeteria Eqpt

Dept Select Low Standard Bd Action

Jones*Newby Supply Company Johnson Service Company

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Standard Standard

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Low

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1,161.00 3.1+3 21+7.10 2.61+

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Marshall Supply fc^qp^jjc^

j^Cpmpany K»n Engine' & Eqpt Co r Miller Floo£. Company

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i Bills Recom mended for Payment

1955-56 Building Levy Fund agfoany ?--A ■ OkLah^ y _ uaWbatories The Perolin Company, Inc

New Furniture ’ Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Bd-Action Agreement Dept Select

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co The Powers Regulator Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Standard

Prime Petroleum Products, Inc Richards & Conover Hdwe Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Reynolds & Morrison Arch. M. B® Uischard, Contractor

Est#3 Cafeteria Eqpt

Bd Action Contract

962,116 198.OU

Robberson Steel Company Robbins & Meyerss Inc Roofing Supply Companys Inc S & H Shade Company^ Inc Standard Paint Works Standard Roofing & Mtrl Co

Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls

Letter Bid Letter Bid Low Low Low Low

526.62 "11.21 751.hU >.50 50.00 -37.80

State Agency for Surplus Prop Steel Supply Company

Mtrls & $uppls Mtrls & Suppls

Ibpt Select Low

120,99 30.18

Stipe s-Curry Company Bernard Ao Socin Southwestern Glass & Mirror Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Standard Dept Select Low

52.95 25.5U 27.19

Southwest Tile & Terrazzo Co Spurlin Sales Company

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Standard

91.70 21.51

Superior Floor Company Mary Thacker, Clerk

Mtrls Supple Miscl Admin Expense

Dept Select Petty Cash Reim

United Brick & Tile Co United States Plywoo’d Corp

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

'The Upco Company Waugh Bros Supply Company Westinghouse Elec Supply Co 01en Williams Sales

Mtrls & Mtrls & Mtrls & Phys Ed

Low. Standard Low Dept Select Dept Select Low Bd Action

A. if, Williams"’Vurnj.tureJCb^ Woodmansee Abbott Music Co

N.W. ClaWeh^Furn

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Suppls Suppls Suppls Su£>pls Suppls Suppls

Suppls Suppls Suppls Eqpt

NqwBldgs Mtrls & Suppls

Bd AcWi Low

Library Books Library Books

Agreement Bd Action

inahoo Trucking Company arden Oaks Project #2

Modern & Reprs Bldgs

Low

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Est #6 Garden Oaks Est #6 Garden Oaks ,

Nolen & Moore ...... < Standard Roofing & Mtrls Co 1

587.30 55.20

27.96 .597.10 '■ i

B95b°55 Sep Fund I L< :Pideler Company ie H.R. Huntting Company

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1176.83 ' 23,8111*66 !

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$36,361.00

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R. #116 Claims Approved for Payment

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve payment of the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $347,158.23, and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”

R. #117 April Payrolls Approved— May Payrolls Authorized

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr* Wright that the payrolls for the month c£ April be approved and that the payrolls for May be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Recommendations for Purchase R. #118 Bid Let on Library Books

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that library books for secondary schools and elementary schools be purchased from the low bidder, American News Company of Tulsa, Oklahoma, beginning May 8, 1956, through May 7, 1957, all expenditures to be charged to the C-10 library account as books are ordered, the following discounts to be deducted from list prices from approved library or publishers listings:

DISCOUNT PERCENTAGE Discount prices allowed for library books with library bindings

36^

Discount prices allowed for library books with trade bindings

364%

Discount prices allowed for library books and other publications in special classifications

L2| to 2f>$

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting ”Aye»M

(See attached Notice for Bids.)

125 MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to let bids on one lot of Science Equipment for Classen and Harding Junior-Senior high schools, as follows: Classen

Company

Institutional

Supply Company

Oklahoma Seating Company

TOTALS -------

Harding—(extended bid basis)

$12,626.00

$7,355.50

2.864.40

347.20

$15,490.40

$7,702.70

R. #119 Bids Let on Science Lab. Furniture, | Classen and | Harding______

these bids and others on file in the Business Office having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bids on one lot of standard art room furniture for Classen High School to the Institutional Supply Company in the total amount of $12,598.00, this being low bid, received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made by Mr, McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to let bids on one lot of lumber and hardware cloth for Capitol Hill Junior, Edgemere, Northeast, Webster and tall schools to the bidders listed below in the total amount of $4,423.00, all bids having been re ceived in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Kilpatrick Lumber Company Morgensen Lumber Co. Gentry Severance Lumber Co. Austin Lumber Co. total

R. #120 Bid Let on Art Furniture

R. #121 Bids Let on Lumber & Hardware Clott

$3,100.00 433.00 132.00 758.00 —$4,423.00

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting “Aye.1’

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a special purchase of Jtidy Instructional Supplies for all schools from The Judy Company, in the total amount of $1,261.50, these being standard instructional materials and recommended for storeroom stock. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #122 Bid Let on Judy Instructic al Supplies

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D

R. #123 Bids Let on Electrical Supplies

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve letting bids on one lot of miscellaeneous electrical supplies for the Administration Building, Metal Annexes, and two Television Camera Tubes for Radio Station KOKH in the total amount of $2,396.71, as follows, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

Service Electric Co. We stinghouse Electric Co. Hunzicker Radio Supply Co.

$1,199*23 59*03 108.45 1.030.00

TOTAL ----- $2,396.71

The motion carried on roll call with all

Report of Food Service Department

members voting "Aye.”

A report of the Central Food Service Department as of March 31, 1956 was presented and a copy ordered to be placed on file in the Cleric’s Office, I

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS t

Information to Board

Article on Field House

Information to the Board:

It was reported that "Steel Construction Digest," Fourth Quarter, 1955, contains an article i on pages 12-13 entitled "Steel Frame Dome for Circular Field House for Capitol Hill Senior I High School'! i

I Date Set for Receiving Bids !

It was reported that sealed bids will be received for the construction of an elementaryschool northwest of Carey (Franklin Pierce School), and a 10-room addition to Ridgeview Elementary School on May 16, 1956 at 4:30 p. m.

R. #124 j Bids on Metal | Annexes Reject ed i

Motion was made by Mr; -McGtay and seconded by Mr. Wright that all bids received on April 19,j 1956 pertaining to metal annexes and other equipment for the annexes be rejected. On roll i call, the motion carried unanimously, |

R. #125 School Site named Franklin Pierce

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the elementary school to be built west and north of Carey School be named the Franklin Pierce Elementary School, The motion carried.

R. #126 Bid Let on Electrical System, Administration Bldg,

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let low bid submitted by Shawver ! & Sons, Inc, in the amount of $16,160.00 on the electrical improvement system at the Admin- j istration Building, and that this amount be charged to the No. 609 Bond Fund Account, The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #127 Change Letter #1, NW Classen Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following described Change Letter #1, Builders Construction Company, Northwest Classen High School:

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(1) Install switch and pilot light for unit heaters for area #13---------- $42.78 (2) Omit partition between areas 223 and 224, revise electrical work at this location, and install wood notebook cabinet ------------------------- >129.21 (3) Install additional floor receptacles in area #208 - - -------------------- 816.44 (4) Install four 18 x 8 grills in existing exhaust risers in attic over area #1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 35*44 (5) Install nine lights in attic over area #1 -------------------------------------- - -275*00 TOTAL INCREASE IN CONTRACT PRICE - -$1,298.87

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On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

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R. #128 Approval to Employ Electrical Engineer

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the Board’s employment of | Mr. L. B. Perkins, Electrical Engineer, to study the electrical systems at Classen JuniorSenior High School,Central, Capital Hill Senior , Harding, Sequoyah, Dunbar, and Northeast stage repair, and draw plans and Write specifications for contract, with the restriction that the Board be looking into the possibility of adding to the staff some person qualified for this kind of work. The motion carried unanimously on roll call, j

12? MEETING OF MAY 7, 1956 - CONT’D

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve contract with Benjamin J. Koelsch for the school site Northwest of Carey School, named Franklin Pierce Elementary School, described as follows, in the amount of $36,600.00, and to approve the attached resolution in regard to the title to this property:

Description of School Site Part of the East Half of the Southwest Quarter (E^SW^) of Section 11, Township 11, North, Range Four (4) West of the I. M. (herein mentioned as said East Half) which is located in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma:

5 R. #129 Approval of ? Contract for I Franklin Pierc j School Site, ; & Resolution ; in re title to Site

Beginning at a point on the East line of said East Half which is 20* South of the SW Corner of Block 20 in Packinghouse View Addition to Oklahoma City, running thence North to a point in said East line which is 20* North of the NW Corner of Block 12 in said Packinghouse View Addition, thence West and parallel to the North line of said quarter section to the West line of said East Half 1320*, more or less, thence South at right angle of said North line of said quarter section 990*, thence East to the point or place of beginning, except, however, 1/2 of the minerals and mineral rights in and under said land which are not conveyed to the grantee hereby and further the said grantors dedi cate as a road or street for road or street purposes the East 50* of said East Half which lies South of the property above conveyed.

RESOLUTION

The Board finds it is for the best interest of the District to purchase the approximately thirty (30) acres of lands described above from Benjamin J. Koelsch on the terms described in the contract approved above, and the Board further finds that the opinion of its attorney is that at this time there is good and safe title in the above Benjamin J. Koelsch but that it will be necessary to file a suit to quiet title to make the title merchant able. The Board further finds that under the terms of the Contract the first $10,000.00 is not to be paid by the District until merchantable title is shown but that there is a mortgage of approximately $3,623.82 which must be paid at once and the Attorney advises that it is perfectly safe to pay said mortgage under the Contract upon an amendment of the Contract to provide that the remainder of the purchase price shall not be paid until merchant able title is shown.

WHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the District purchase the above lands under the terms of the Contract and that the officers of the District be authorized to sign the Contract and to make the payments thereunder as above set forth and to do all things necessary and incident to amending said Contract to comply with the foregoing. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright,and carried.

R. #130 Adjournment

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MEETING OF MAY 16, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUIIDING, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK, PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Bill Foutz, Engineer; Charles Harville, Director of Purchasing; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager) representatives of press. Mrs. Melton gave the invocation,

Invocation

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids in response to the attached Notice for Bids on an addition to Ridgeview Elementary School were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulation of bids:

R. #131 Bids Opened on Addition to Ridgeview Elem. School

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TABULATION CF BIDS RIDGEVIEW ADDITION Contractor

Milner & Putney Suttle Construction Co. Anderson & House Weller Construction Co. Lippert Bros. Skaggs Construction Co. Geo. Smith & Son Chas. M. Dunning Tippin Construction Co, Ed Hughes Construction Co. Humphries Construction Co. Acme Construction Co,

Base Bid

7 $169,775 ? 175,290 187,796 180,342 183,250 179,914. ' 160,900 185,267 ' 175,987 179,890.. 184,989 179J327

Alternate #1 (Deductions)

Alternate #2 (Deductions) i

300.00 340.00 910.00 390.00 322.00 410.00 500.00 700.00 850.00 358.00 300.00 335.00

600.00 1,590.00 1,400.00 1,329.00 1,460.00 1,124.00 1,150.00 1,600.00 1,000.00 1,472.00 1,700.00 1,275.00

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs Melton that the bids received on the addition to Ridgeview School be referred to the central office staff for further study and later report to the Board, The motion carried,

R. #132 Bids on Ridge view Referred to Central Off,

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, bids in response to the attached Notice iR. #133 pids Opened on for Bids for the construction of Franklin Pierce Elementary School were opened and read (Notice for Bids attached above.) |F. Pierce Eler aloud as per the following tabulation of bids: iSchool j—" • —........ TABULATION OF BIDS ON FRANKLIN PIERCE SCHOOL

Contractor

Base Bid

$351,500 Milner & Putney 367,763 E. V. Cox 343,200 Suttle Construction Co, 356,860 Anderson & House Tippin Construction Co. 370,013 Chas. M. Dunning Construction 346,462 ■ 307,000 Geo. Smith & Son Humphries Construction Co. 332,985 317,200 Ed Hughes Construction Co. 318,650 Weller Construction Co. 337,767 Lippert Bros., Inc.

D e Alternate #1

d u c t i ons Alternate #2 Alternate #3

19,120 15,511 22,000 26,496 18,035 2,150 19,990 22,600 21,250 22,000 22,320

1,200 1,500 1,390 1,260 1,515 1,287 910 1,020 940 925 1,431

6,600 3,947 3,500 6,800 6,853 3,000 3,150 5,000 3,075 3,200 3,669

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that bids received on the new Franklin Pierce Elementary School be referred to the central office staff for further study and later report to the Board. The motion carried.

R. #134 Bids on Franklin Pierc Referred to Central Office

MEETING OF MAY 16, 1956 - CONT’D

1. #135 Approval to Bty Materials & Equipment to Renovate Classen i

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve £he "purchase of materials and equipment to renovate Classen Junior-Senior High School, low bids to be let on specifications. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

a. #136 3id Let on Paper rowels and Toi-; Let Tissue______ L

It was moved by Mr. V/right and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation that one lot of paper towels and toilet tissue be purchased for all schools from Morrison Wholesale Company in the total amount of $11,860.00. On roll call, (the motion carried with all mem bers voting "Aye.”

a. #137 Approval to Employ Teachers i For Summer Workj

On recommendation of the Superintendent, it was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the employment of teachers from the Oklahoma City Public School System for the summer to work on junior high school science, social studies, and homemaking, for from ten to twenty days, at a cost not to exceed $2000.00, or about $50.00 for each teacher^ The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #138 Adoumment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. I r

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LIST OF GRADUATES FOR SCHOOL YEAR 1955-56 - CONT'D

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JOHN MARSHALL JR.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL 91 AND UNIVERSITY

OKLAHOMA CITY 6, OKLA.

June

OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL

12,

1956

LIST OF JOHN MARSHALL GRADUATES (1956)

Vicki Ann Adams *Elizabeth Jane Gordon Alvin Joe Perkins Barbara Ellen Adkins Jack Harold Graham ** A. T. Peterson Shirley Ruth Anderson Jo Ann Lacy Graham Patti Gail Phillips Helen Glidewell Baker Bobby Fred Gray Doris Ann Puckett Anne Holt Bergstrom **Quinton Edwin Gray Pat Pugh, Jr. J1mmy Wayne Billen Ray C. Hampton Frederick William Reese Lonnie Ray Blakley *Dwayne Lloyd Harlan Leland Dan Ridling Sean J. Bollar Wayne Eugene Harrison Ethelene Pierce Roberts Gary Lee Bowlware Edward Logan Heald, Jr. James F. Rouner John Richard Brooks Robert Ray Hembree Carol Lou Robbins Patricia Ann Brown Janet Margaret Hope Terry Keith Rudkin Sharon Gayle Buchanan Nancy Lou Hunteman Thomas Joseph Schmitt Nadine Ann Burgess Elsie Ann Hurst Margaret Raye Scott Patricia Ann Burson Carol Louise Johnston Eudell Violet Seeman Bonita Lorine Bush Roy Dale Kelly *Rowena Ann Sheets Carol Ann Butler Betty Lou Kelly Nancy Ann Shelton Beverly Anne Cain Robert Mack Kemp Carl i ta Ann S i mpson Sylv i a Maye Campbell Eugene Benjamine Knippe s Cyr1l B. Sm1 th I I *Janet Louise Cooprider James S. Koopman *MERR I ANNE Sm I TH ; James M. Copeland, Jr. Judith A. Koopman Phyllis Kay Smith Karen Eileene Corbett Walter Kraft Lambert Claudina Ann Soper Martha Ann Cotton Danny Mack Leazenby Jerry Dean Spencer Carolyn May Courtney Emma Dean Levescy Jimmy William Squire Dixie Lee Cox Henry Thomas Love Don William Stegner Lewis Gene Cramer Marjorie Jane Stuckey Luella Mae Love JOHNNIE MaRVIN DlCKEY Charles Thomas Taylor Kenneth Bryce McCray Carolyn Sue Knoll Dodri ll **Howard Curtis Tinsley Ella Jean McDonald Gerald L. Donwerth Bobby McGuffee Peggie Lee Butler Townsley Judith Dorothea Droze Burl Gene Manley Janet Ruth Turner Betty Ray Marie Durnal Gracie Beatrice Marson Virgil Warren Turner II *Karen Louise Edwards Jack Mayo Robert Wayne Ward *Emily Mae Ekdol Dorothy Charlene Meyer Kenneth Roy Waugh *Alvis Owen Elrod, Jr. Robert Eugene Mills Terrellie Tyler Wellman Eloise Ann Ferguson *Margaret Marie Moses Ivan Wells *Dave Bryan Ferguson Daphone Jeanne Moss Jim C. Whitfield Glenda Kay Fields Jan 1 ce Ruth Mulhall *James Roy Wilson William Marion Forbes Sharon Kay Mutziger *Fanella F. Wolf *Ga1l Claudine Franks Sett i e Joyce Munday *V1rg1n1 a Mae Young Danny Clark Gale Jerry Leroy Paul Nixon Carl Herman Ziese, Jr. Sandra Joan Gamble Gilbert Lee Pelts Reta Ann Godfrey Mary Ann Pendergraft ** *

Denotes Armed Forces General Education Diploma Denotes Member National Honor Society

LIST OF GRADUATES FOR SCHOOL YEAR, 1955-19% -7-—

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—

U. S. GRANT GRADUATING LIST, 1955-56 Boys

i i

NAME

Arnold, Bob

• -ADDRESS

916 S. W.

ADDRESS

, NAME a.-

Phillips, Jimmie

3065 S. w? 37

Rogers, Homer

2209 S. W* 38

Rose, Gerald Wayne

514.30 Si Kentucky

Pulliam, Leroy

2632 S* W* 39

Bennett, Jr., Charles 5107 S.^-la Baker, Robert Campbell, Roger

ij.708 S.||fcxel 1608 S„ wl+0 s.

Childers, Bob

Sanders, Johnnie Carrol 12j.23 S« W* 28

Christian, Robert

1625 S. W. %8

Copeland, Charles

2301 S. W. -Binkley

Dugger, Thomas

121? S. Wo 57

Edwards Jimmy Ellis, James

Sarratt, Owens

3517 S. Independance

Seal, Robert

1121 S. W. 38

Shaddy, James

5131 S. Villa

Sheppard, Gwynne

2119 S. W* l|6

Smith, Elvin

36U5 s. w* 39

Snider, Alfred

2609 So W, 61

Stone, Jr*., George

Tatum, Bill

2628 S* W* 38

Tautfest, Dewayne

2203 s. w. 38

Thompson, Jimmie

1411 S. W. 35

3900 Rancho Dr. 612 S. W. 2U

Eschler, Charles

12121 S. W. 38

Fleming, Bill

1312 S. W. 21

Harrell, La rry

3212 S. W. U8

Hill, Danny

2813 S. Walnut

Huddleston, John

2528 S. W. 25

Johnson, Earl

31U5

Jones, Robert

1321 S. W. U5

Kincaid, Robert Gary

1511 s. w. U5

7U; S. W* liLp

Tuckerr, Kenneth

w. 25

Williams, Walter Charle^

Lay, Lowell

Wo S, Blkwelder

Lorey, Lloyd

3213 s. W. U7

Martines, Vincent

1217 S. W. U2

Mashburn, Kenneth

2105 s. Fenn*

Meinecke, Donald

2605 Grand Blvd.

Mullins, Don

2605 s. w. ia

McFarland, Richard

1U12 S. vU lv3

Ogden, David

3009 S. W. 39

Owens, Ernest

2617 S. W. U3

2215 S.

Bink 4

Willsamson,.Arthur

1608 S. W, Binkley

Wright, Elton Ray

2506 S. W. 51

LIST OF GRADUATES FOR SCHOOL YEAR, 1955-56 - CONT'D ..... -t—~

U. S. GRANT GRADUATING LIST, 1955-56 Girls

NAME

: 2601 Murray

NAME -■^2 +»

Petree, Patricia Kelene

’r

/^aa^rW^fla-tea n Babbit, Shirley Jean

2 .618 S »• ■< 222 7 S^;W. 32

.illips, Carmon

i3oo S W 1317

lotner, Ann Hatfield

s W. 33

3603 S. W.

221^7 Selflower, Bernice

2216

Selflower, Womack

3305

Benson, Carolyn Sue

ll612

McKinley

Bunch, Joyce Deleain

5021

Ragle, Donna Sue

ll813 S. Brookline

Patricia

32+19 s

Salyer

Sheppared, Carole Ann

1+012 S

Stephenson, Wanda

2632 s.

M&6

► 1+6

Barnes

Sutton, Lorraine E,

3301

Thomason, Charlene

2723 S. W. 31+

Troll,3 Leadura

816 S. W. 2+9

Trotter, TWyllia.

12+23 Kinkaid

Verrier, Norma

1301i

Wagner, Jeanette

390U S

w. 114 |Plij

West, Pat

2616 S

w. 36

Williams, Margie

1621 S. W

Wilson, Iva

2309 S

Wright, Wanda

1333 Williams

Goff

Brooklinej i 1

ik 12

Burrell, Barbara

•Bryant, Beatrice Joyce2.62h Sj

Cannon, Joy Ann

Chamberlain, Anita Rec d 3716 S. W. 2+1

Coleman, Beverly

2231 s, w. 31

Cope, Betty

2832 S, V. 38

Denwalt, Deloris

Rt. 6 Bod 250

Epperson, Dovie

2321 S. W. 1+3

Estes, Mary Yvonne

11+16 s. v, 31

Free, Martha Ardella.

1332 Williams Dr,.

Garlow, Anita

816 S» W, 31

G ilmore, Jocie

30 00 s. w. 30

Gilmore, Ona

3000 s. w. 3o

3.631 S. W, 40

Grey, June G oss

Holder, Marlene Janell 1332- &• W. Lj.6

Hyden Doris

1331+ Lafayette

Jackson, Laura

160U s. w. 31

Jones, Ernestine

1300 &♦ W. 31+

;

Key, Nancy Livingston 812|- S. W. 31+

3608 s. w. ho

Kidd, Nita Coates

937 S. w, 29

Kimbrough, Pat

2300 S. w. 33

D ills, Ruth Powers

621

Lawson, Annabeth

3209 6., W, B8

Looney, Felicia

3623 S. W. 29

Maher, Joan- Judith

6233 S, Country i

Maples, Wanda June

3620 Rockwood Av-

Mimor, C- ayle Evans

1008 S.. W, 33 1 3618 S, Harvey j

Moon, Bev erly-

1108 S, W, 1+0 f.l 2123 & W, 6k

w. 1+3

Me Cray, Ruby Edna

s W

Mik

i 1

Binkle

Woodward '■

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION i

IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 2956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.

j I

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Jim Wright

j ’

;

ABSENT: Nellie R. Melton Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr*. M. J. Burr and? Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Buchanan, Dr. Leonard Cox, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; George H. G. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; representatives of the press and T-V stations.

Mr. Wright gave the invocation.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, the minutes of the meetings of May 7, 1956 and May 16, 1956 were approved as read. ■■■

t -

R. #139 Minutes Approved

SPECIAL

On motion of Mr McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids for restoration of shops area at Southeast Secondary School were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulation

R. #140 Bids Opened or Restoration of Shops Area

♦

TABULATION OF BIDS Restoration of Shops Area

Tippin Construction Co. Builders Construction Co. Hughes Construction Co.

$23,120.00 19,850.00 20,800.00

Mr. McCray moved that the bids received for restoration of the shops area at Southeast Sec ondary School be referred to the central office staff for study and later report to the Board. The motion was seconded by Mr. Wright and carried.

R. #141 Bids Referred to Central Off

On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, bids received in response to the Notice for Bids attached above for relighting at Wilson Elementary School were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulation:

R. #142 Bids Opened on Relighting of Wilson School

TABULATION OF BIDS Relighting at Wilson School

Shawver & Son Moore Electric Co. Cardwell-Hughe s

$13,990.00 14,500.00 13,497.00

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the bids received for relighting of Wilson School be referred to the central office staff for study and later report to the Board. The motion carried.

R. #143 Bids Referred to Central Off

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer, presented a report for the month of May, and advised the Board that payment in full had been received on the 1956 bonds. Whereupon, motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the report and to approve recommendation for the Treasurer to invest $6,000,000 in U. S. Treasury Bills, and to re-invest after 90 days the unneeded balance in U. S. Treasury Bills. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #144 Report of Treasurer for May—Approval to Invest in U. S. TREASURY I BILLS, and to I Reinvest Unnee^ ed Balance

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D

R. #145 Attorney's Report and Re c omme ndat ion to Sell Old Prairie Queen § Property Approved j

Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney, reported that the title to the old Prairie Queen property had been cleared and all is in order to convey the property to Mr. Paul S. Blevins and deliver the deed to him upon receipt of payment in the amount of $6,687.50, and on approval of th4 Board to sell. Whereupon, motion to approve the sale of the following described property in the above amount was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried unanimously on roll call:

A tract of land out of the SW£ of Section 21, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, more particularly described as follows; to-wit: Commencing at a point 295.1 feet East of center of road intersection, between Sections 20, 21, 28, and 29; thence running East along center of Section Line 364.9 feet; thence North parallel with the West line of Section 21 a .'distance of 295.1 feet;thence West parallel with the South line of said Section a distance of 364.9 feet;thence South parallel with the East line a distance of 295.1 feet to a point or place of beginning, containing two and one-half acres, more or less, according to the Government Survey thereof; except all rights and interest in and to the oil, gas and other minerals in and under said lands, all in Oklahoma County,State of Okla homa, together with all the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging, and warrant the title to the same.

Mr. Lybrand also reported that the title to the Jefferson property at N. W. 23rd & Western had been cleared. R. #146 Auditor's Approved

The Auditor, Mr. Millard Prigmore, reported that all bills and payrolls had been checked, and recommended approval of the following transfer in appropriation accounts: 1955-56 GENERAL FUND

Transfer from; C-ll

$157,299.93

New Buildings

Transfer to: C-l C-2 C-3 C-10

New Furniture & Fixtures New School Apparatus New Visual Education Enuipment Library Books

95,299.93 50,000.00 7,000.00 5,000.00 TOTAL ------- -------- $157,299.93

195,5-56 BUILDING LEVY FUND . \.10 be approved also by Excise Board)

Transfer from:

C-ll

New Buildings

$143,387.57

New Furniture

143.387.57

Transfer to: C-l

Whereupon it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the above transfer in appropriation accounts be approved. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. .

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

R. #147 Rules & Reg. Summer School Approved R. #148 Trips for Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the rules and regulations for the 1956 summer school was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried unanimously on roll call.

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr, Wright to approve the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend meetings in the interest of the Board: RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the .City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, feels it would be of grea.t benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following employees (and member) of the Board would attend the meetings designated: Mrs. L. D. Melton, Mrs. Floy Campbell, and Mrs. Gladys McDonald, to attend the Annual Convention of the National Education Ass'n, Portland, Oregon, July 1-7, 1956;

Mrs. Floy Campbell, to attend the National Convention of Public Relations, San Francisco, California, July 9-14, 1956; Mrs. Elaine Tucker, to attend the Institute for Educational Radio and T-V, Columbus, Ohio, April 1720, 1956.

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

Report on Social Securii

The Superintendent reported that Congress has a Committee attempting to make up a report to present to Congress which will recommend that persons under social security be fully covered in six quarters instead of 10 quarters, which will make it easier to take care of retiring teachers. The Superintendent recommended that the Boa,rd wait the outcome of this recommendation before doing anything further with the Okla. City teachers, in regard to social security.

I J

PERSONNEL i

The following personnel recommendations s.nd information were presented

I Personnel 1 Recommended -

(

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS

EMPLOYMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

(Mrs.) McAlister. Nancy

Speech Classen

6-1-56

6th Burbank

6° 8° 56

(Mrs.) McNair. Annchen

5th & 6th Hayes

6=1-56

Journalism Capitol hill Sr,

6-1-56

(Miss) Muliere, Rose

Math & Soc, Sci. Classen

6-1-56

English Capitol

(MR.)

;

Ambroson,

(Mrs.) Barnes,, Enola

hill

Jr,

(Mrs.)

2ND & 3RD

BARTfefeipr^ Geraldine

Rockwood

6-1-56

(Mrs,) Murphy, Barbara

Phys, Ed. Capitol hill Sr.

6=1-56

(Mrs.) Baskett. Erma

Principal Hayes

6=36=56

(Mrs.) Nelson, Anna

English Southeast

6=1-56

(Mr.) Bernard, Milo

Math Southeast

6-1-56

(Mrs.) Oakes. Elizabeth

Math Taft

6=1-56

(Mrs.)

Speech Therapist BRYAN

6-1-56

(Mr.) Park. Joseph:

Math Harding

6=1 = 56

6-1-56

(Mrs,) Riley, Veva

English Capitol Hill Jr.

(Mrs.) Robson. Wilma

1ST

Nichols Hills

(Ml SS)

2ND

- BRETT-WRY.----------(Mr;) ,

Bumpas, Paul

Phys, Ed, Taft

(Miss)

3RD

Nichols Hills

:Christy, Marilyn

(Mrs.) Cypert, Jeanne

2ND

(Mrs.) Dale, Sewell

6th Cleveland

(MR.)

Dewolfe, Wilmer

Visual Aids Jefferson Bldg

(miss) Dougherty, Elizabeth

3rd Belle Isle

(MR.)

SCIENCE

Dowdell, Keith

6-1-56

Kaiser

(miss) .Duncan, Josephine

FARMFR.

(Miss)

Farris,

. n_- j..... _ L~ (ffcs.)

.Jackson. Cecil

Girls Phys, Ed, Grant

(Mrs. )

Jackson

6-1-56

SANDERS. Mozelle

4th Monroe

6-1-56

Girls Phys, Ed, Capitol hill Sr,

6-1-56

(miss) Savage. Marjorie

Speech Jackson

&°»-56

(Mrs.) Setari. Dorothy

Commerce Capitol hill Sr,

(Mr.) Skelton. Max

6-1-56

(Mr.)

4-TH

Vocal music Jackson

Social Studies Grant

(Mrs.) Johnson. Kathleen (Mrs.)

fink.

6-1-56

Monroe

/(Mrs.) -Jones. Mary

Nurse Central

Classen

;

■ ?

- .6h~56 ' 6=1-56

Math Southeast

. Reginald

traveling music

'"(MISS)

6-1-56

Frazee. Vella

...math Northeast

6-1-56

(Mrs.) Gall. Barbara

Rockwood

6—1-56

(Mrs) Gamble. Thomas

Capitol hill Jr.

3RD

Johnston, Janis

6-1-56 . ..

Lafayette

6=1-56 !

5-21=56

Adams

(MRS,)

Social Studies Classen

(Mrs.) Johnson, Jane_______

Rosen, Muriel

(Mr.) Sample, Gerald

Kdgt. Nichols Hills

marquita

6-1^6

6—1—56

ART

6=1-56

SCIENCE

, Southeast

Rill-

6-1-56 1

(Mr.) Salwaechter. James

(

' (MR.^)

JSotzinger. Wadad

6-1-56

(Mrs.) |lkin; Marilyn

6-1-56

6=1=56

(Mrs, ) Alexander. Patricia don

'\--= ■*

Band * ’ Capitol Hill Jr.

(Mr.) Loy. Wayne

Resignations

■

.■

’

■

Resignations Continued

6=1-56

l.'.j !

6-1-56

’

6-I-5&’1

math

6—1—56

Gooch, harry

Math Central

Commerce & Math Classen

6-1-56

(Mr.) Gunn. Gordon

Science Capitol

Music Jackson

(Mrs.) 6-1-56

Vocal Grant

2nd Dewey

6=1-56

Dell

Jr.

hill

music

1. 671'46-

(Mrs.) Horton, Gladys

English.. . Southeast-,!" ’ J^mAerce 4’ ENBmS

(Mrs.) Hoffman. Velma

(^4^30-56 - '

Classen '

English -

(MR.)

* -Horton, Landes

6=1-56

'1 1 1. i

6-1-56

2ND

(MR.)

hill.

6-1-56:

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northwest

•

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Classen

5°l3=i56.~

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D

INSTRUCTIONAL

PERSONNEL'

TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

assignment

NAME

Leaves of Absence

Leaves

of absence

■ Maternity

Continue!

MILITARY

(MRS.)

Science John Marshall

Allen, ■■Virginia (Mrs. Jci Campbell, Patricia

JRD

(MRS. ft

1ST

Honska£ Esther

Edison

6® 1*56

(MRS,):

3rd Burbank

6=1=56

University

Moore, Faye (MRS.)

(MRS.)

(Mrs.) Steed. Maurine

5-11-56

Barber, Pat (MR.)

6-1=56

4th Hawthorne

hill.

Bob

(Mrs.) Hill, Patricia

6=1=56

kimsey.

Kdgt. Prairie Queen

6=1-56

Clark. Reba

Math Northwest Classen

6-1 = 56

(Miss) Daugherty. Beuna

2ND Wl LLARD

6-1-56

? Borders. Norma (MRS.)

English Southeast

6® 8 -56

Science Capitol hill Sr.

6=1=56

1ST

6=1=56

Burbank

(MRS.)

Illness (MRS.)

6=1=56

Professional (MRS.)

English .. John Marshall

Chitwood. Helen

5TH

Harmony

t ■= 56

hgts.

Librarian Jackson

Plugge, Betty

(Mrs.) Woods, Thelma

6=1-56

3rd Fillmore

Theodora

8=56

■

(MlSS)

4TH

LISTON. LORENE

Westwood

6-1=56

(Miss)

Girls Phys. Ed. Harding

6es8c=’56

Shearer. Helen (MRS.)

5TH

Swoveland. Grace

Sequoyah

6=1=56

(MRS.)

5TH

Moody, Virginia

Britton

6=1-56

(Mr.) Swovfland. Wayne

Science Northeast

6=1=56

Band Harding

6=1 = 56

(Mrs.) Turner. DorHs

4th Burbank

6-1-56.

(Mr.) - Parhamj fric (MRS.)

2ND & 3RD

RoperI Geneva

(Mrs.) Smelser. Joe Ann

Britton

6”!*“ 56

3rd Tyler

6=1=56

■5<

■ CLERICAL .

■’".My# «#-■••• • V' CE FOR

Extension'of Leaves' Of Absea

• 1956=5*7?

TERMINATIONS

5&=57

Columbus

(Mrs.) Ingraham. Billie

Home Economics Southeast

56=57

(Mrs.) Roth. Geneva

Home Economics Capitol Hill Jr.;

56-57

(Mrs.) Lathrop, Mary

Commerce Capitol Hill Jr.

56=57

(MRS.)

Girls Phys. Ed, Capitol hill Jr.

56-57

5th Nichols Hills

56-57

(MRS.)

(Mrs.) kottke,

Deloris

Lillard,. Mary

DATE

Resignations

56-57

5TH

Mary

2ND

Whitt 1

(Mrs.) Gilbert, Armelda hicks,

‘effective?"

ASSIGNMENT

name

Maternity

(Mrs.) Danifis, Lois Ann

•* *

”

6=>84°356 5“3I“56

Secretary . VISUAL AIDS

Secretary Institute

6-1-56

adult

Professional (Mr.) Clifton, Alton

(Mrs.) Romine, Josephine

1ST Wl LSON

■s 56-57

Shields Heights

■ military

(Mrs.)• Maddux, Marie

j A’ S£--- —

•

— pWOODSON

KDGT.

Jorchard Park

56=57 s

•.■V!.' ' 1 1 ■

56-57

KDGT.

: (MRS.)

■ Wallis, Helen

■

Illness:

..«*• •» >•'

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D l.

. •-try .

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request perm!ssion to elect the following people TO SERVE IN THE ADULT INSTITUTE FOR THE PERIOD FROM APRIL 9, < 956 TO MAY JT, 1956s

INSTRUCTORS - SALARY |?.00 PER HOUR

Lester J. Anderson Aircraft Blueprint Reading

So M. Ferrier Aircraft Blueprint Reading

Bonalee Barnett Penmanship and Spelling

Joan Leach Shorthand

Arthur w. Becker Aircraft Blueprint Reading

Stephanie C. McComas Substitute Nursing

L. -L0.,Bush, AIRCRAFT BLUEPRINT READING

Ro Po McGee Aircraft Blueprint Reading

Vincent P« Davis Blueprint Reading

Jean Turner Dressmaking

aircraft

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

> •»

Request permission to employ Dorothy Clevenger as temporary Clerk in the Maintenance ~ Department - Salary on the basis of |i?° per month - Effective May 7> >95^ *'

* ,■

Change in assignment request permission to transfer

Bernice McCornack

from kindergarten

Teacher *t^lk School -

TO RESERVE AND ADVISORY STATUS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1956-57 - SALARY ON BAIS OF ||OO PER

MONTH FOR 10 MONTHS.

1 ♦

-:FOOD SERVICE'

ASSIGNMENT

-EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME,

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

NAME

feyv"

'-■J

PERSONNEL DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

APPROVED .EXP-

EFFECTIVE . DATE

REMARKS

f \ '

f^^NAT’ONS

fc j r

Barbour^ Esther

Cafeteria Helper Shields Heights

'(Mrs) ; ;Coe^man;' Ora Mae

Cafeteria Helper Harding

dIj^n,, "grace

Cafeteria Helper Westwood

ELt^te,- Minnie

Cook Rancho Village

5=4-56

Cafeteria Helper Mayfair

5-10-56

(MrsJ:

Keeman. Marie

4-30-56

______

5=2=56

4-16-56 -

CAFETERIA HELPER"^'

(Mrs) .

glahn.

60«! HR..

Helen

Mayfair

5-.I5-56

' , Cook

liWRS)

Buchanan

4-27-56

'(Mrs) MfLugin. Nelli e ■

Cook University Heights

4-27=56

<(Mrs) Nolen. Eara Dean

Bread Maker No. Wo Classen

5-2-56

>(Mrs) j^worley, Laura

Cafeteria Helper Tyler

5-4-56

KiibD, Mattie

■

■ >

Fs.' „<■>!

i r

(Mrs) Husk, Norman

* (Additional)

■

Cafeter fa ''HelIpe&V®

E»

60(l HR

5-22-556 /

ARTHUR

i'»

SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA WORKERS AT 600 PER HOUR

■

.f- •

E. A. Etheridge

Violet Minnis

Margie Ferrell

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT’D

. ............................ .... '..................... .......... ....... . PERSONNEL -A SERVICE DEPARTMENT ___________ ... ■ ■-_________ ;________________ ______________________________________ _—.-------- — ‘ \

EMPLOYMENT '

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

/^NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

name

REPLACEMENT

OB APPROVED . EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

Floorman Adams

(Mr) Grissam. John

5-23=56

i T. Floorman

HarriSj.Herndon

i T. Floorman

Emerson

James

(Mr) Talbert, Lester

5-9=56

5“24-56

$87.50

5-5=56

Floorman Capitol Hill. Sr. ,

5-16-56

Floorman AdmII Nil STRATI ON

5-23-56

Pool, Germa w.

5-9-56

;

$87.50

5"i4^56

$175.

Cooper, Henry C.

$175..

(Mr) Looney. Kethel L.

$175.

■-------------

■

Floorman

Emerson

Floorman , ■ John Marshall Floorman . Capitol hill Sr.

(»?) .

Monroe

i T.

(MR)

Floorman John Marshall

Floorman .Adams

| T. Floorman '

(to)

5-18-56

Monrof RAQSUN^^L < AM

5-23-56

$175. .

5-24^6..

■

Floorman Administration -

------------------- —-it"

Floormah -

Durham ^transferred

■

WRIGHT. MILTON

*I7.5<.

5-2-56.

...

Northeast

PERSONNEL .lirrAKiMr.w.

TERMINATIONS |

^^g^-NAHE

:".

ASSIGNMENT

■ .

EMPLOYMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

nANe

BEFLACEMriiT ' j

OB SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP-

EFFECTIVE DAlfe

n H

REMARKS

1 1 j

'«•'

(Mr) Loftin, W. H. (Mr) Johnson, Robert

li.jo Hr,.

5-16-56

Di .25 Hr.

5-15-56

Spray painter Warehouse^: Furniture Repair '

Di.50 Hr.

5-14-56

WAREHOUSE-L

$4800 Yr.

5-7-56

'Engineer'.;

(Mr) WOLAVER. WILLIAM

* ■:

■5-17-56

(MR)

Rich, Ed

■

11.50 Hr.

maintenance

. ■

Painter

(M?)

Pearce, James

Spray painter Warehouse-'

Engineering

§1

TRUCK ‘DRIVER

5-15-56’ ’

Maintenance (Mr) Stein, Clifford

Repair Maintenance

‘

4-30-56

(Replaced by temporary Empi oyee) (Replaced by Transfer)

' INFORMATION TO"THE BOARD ■

permission to employ Otto T. Sayldr as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 r - Effective May 11, 1956

est permission to employ Lee Roy White as Temporary Carpenter - Salary $1.75 hour - Effective May 7, 1956 permission to employ Don Earnheart as Temporary Laborer in Warehouse $1»25 per hour - Effective May 18, 1956

■*

. <

p.V'^equest permission to employ Fred Jackson as Temporary Laborer in Warehouse s Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 14, 1956 & i equest permission to employ Qjiinn S. James as Temporary Laborer in Warehouse ^Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 16, 1956

Request permission to employ Larry Mooney as Temporary Laborer in Warehouse Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 14, 1956

Request permission to re—employ Don Gene Burroughs as Temporary Laborer — Salary ,5: $1.25 per hour - Effective May 21, 1956 ■Ji'- jrf&p

Request permission to employ Carl Humphery as Temporary Painter - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective May 21, 1956

Request permission to employ Raymond Cooksey as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per .hou-p ’E^ecMw May 23, 1956 ■ ‘

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT’D

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD “ CONT’D.;

Request permission to employ Aaron Clancy as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 1, 1956.

Request permission to employ Louis Clemons as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 23, 1956. Request permission to employ James Depil as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 14, 1956

Request permission to employ Douglass Hill as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, 1956 Request permission to employ Bill Holley as Temporary Student Painter - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 15, 1956

Request permission to re-employ Jessie L. Hewton as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 17, 1956 Request permission to employ Paul Kibbe as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 9, 1956 Request permission to employ Richard S, Lester as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, 1956 Request permission to employ Elmore Marshall as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, 1956 Request permission to employ Howard Mason as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 Rer hour - Effective May 17, 1956

Request permission to employ Ivan Nestlerode as Temporary Carpenter - Salary $1.75 per hour - Effective May 23, 1956 Request permission to employ Robert Earl Pilgrim as Temporary Carpenter - Salary $1.75 per hour - Effective May 11, 1956

Request permission to employ James Polk as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, 1956 Request permission to re-employ Elzie D. Qjialls as Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 15, 1956

Request permission to employ James Calvin Reynolds as Tenporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, 1956 Request permission to employ Joseph A. Riopelle as Temporary Laborer ^.jSnl^ry $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, 1956 " _

Request permission to employ Jerry 0. per hour - Effective April 30, 1956

Rick a& Temporary Laborer - Salary^t^^ * l' S. <*

1 ■■ ■- " - ■ ■ Change In Salary And Assignment ’ ,3<r ' ' "4' Request permission to transfer Jasper Lee Storey from Laborer - Salary $1.25 per hour to Apprentice Carpenter - Salary $1.35 per hour - Effective May 11, 1956 Request permission to transfer Jesse Srdmanfrom Furniture Repair - Salary $1.35 per hour to Laborer in Warehouse - Salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 15, 1956 (Tempofhry basis)

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D

Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #149 ' Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING

Bills and Payrolls

Bills & Payrolls Recommended

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls a.nd all°w the bills listed was

presented:

June 4, 1956

Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:

The following matters are presented for your consideration:

Item #la - 1955-56 GENERAL FUND

773.84

Item #lb - 1954-55 GENERAL FUND

Item #lc - 1956

BOND FUND

45,947.00

Item #ld - 1955

BOND FUND

19^35.36

Item #le - 1955-56 BUILDING LEVY

136,396.83

Item #lf - 1954-55 BUILDING LEVY

460.90

Item #lg - 1954-55 SEPARATE BOND

863.00

1,415.00

Item #lh - 1954

SEPARATE FUND

Item #li -

NORTHWEST CLASSEN FUND

43,556.00

Item #lk -

GARDEN OAKS PROJECT #2

28,978.14 TOTAL---------- $405,834.37

’T

General Fund

"Tnstr Suppls Acme Food Store The Adult Ed Assoc U.S.A* Instr Suppls

128,208.30

139.90 10.00

A & E Equipment Aircraftsnien^ Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Bd Action Agreement

Airline Water Co Alliance Electric Co

Water Reprs to Bldgs

Utilities Bd Approved

American Book Co The American Crayon Co

Library Books Library Books

Dept Select Dept Select

American Education Pub Amer. Geographical Soc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

37^» 2.2

American Handcraft Co Instr Suppls American LaFrance Foamite Reprs Gen Eqpt

Schl Select Agreement

£?• 1O 9»

Technical Society Instr Suppls American'" ' -" -___ — ___ d Anderson-Prichard Oil Co Reprs Furn

Schl Select Low

ljl| 33 o”

8.9'i

il..-.

r,iors, •. 4/ T & S F Ry

Admin Expense New Eqpt

Bd Action Dept Select

Upkp Cars & Trks Upkp Cars & Trks

Low Low

Rent Transport, Eqpt Off Suppls & Printing

Agreement Dept Select

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Shidler Schl

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

Q.C. Birchard & Co BOnd Safety Project

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

Bbwmar Records Clarence Le Boyd Co

Instr Suppls Upkep Cars & Trks

Schl Select Standard

Branham’s Inc B <§: R Market

Off Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

Brodhead Garrett Co Margaret Brodersen

Instr Suppls Salaries

Schl Select Agreement

Br®m Mfg Co Bucjc’s Sporting Goods9Co

General Eqpt Reprs Physical Ed Eqpt

Lpw Low

Bureau’Publications T.C Burroughs Corporation

Teach Aid Suppls Reprs Off Machines

Dept Select Standard

Capitol Stage Equip Co Capps Music Co

New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

Carpenter Paper Co Bob Cates

Off Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Low

/ $ A^idio Equpment Co /

Iristr Suppls

. i The Automotive Inc Auto Parts & Machine Co Hh

E.M. Barnes Beacon Publishing Co

:^he Big Top Toy Shop Bills Grocery

.■Bingham Printing Inks /.Blacklights Specialty Co

00 ; oo 2U2.7U,

62.60

Chamber' of Commerce of US Instr Suppls The Chemical Rubber Co Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

li.8d* 28.96

ue Print & Photo Co Off Suppls s,. Coronary Rental Trans. Eqpt ■ ' Spring Works City Water Dept Civic 'Ed. Service e, Inc

Dept Select Agreement

22,8?

-> ..WinZip

f’

'Schl Select

—

J .- 1

The House of Clay Collins Dietz Morris Co

^Commercial Eqpt Co Community Playthings Conner & Pojezny H. Conger s||ory Motion Picture Eqpt escent Market^ Inc thur Co Croft Public.

I'1 '^^flomas Y. Crowell Co

' k Coronet Films

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Low

New Furn & Fixtures Instr Suppls Archt. Fees Teachers Salaries Teach Aid Suppls

Extended Bid Schl Select New Bldgs Agreement Dept Select

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Central Hi Schl. Dept Select

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Agreement

21, tfli 1'epfc V

2.66 579.00

I*' 0-

: H: '■t*

I’

■ fit

i^R^lph Coxhead j Cram Gos Inc

Reprs: Off Machines Instr Suppls

Standard Schl Select

‘Cyclone Fence AS & W Divo Upkp Grounds

Standard

Legal Publications The Daily Law Journal’ Upkp Cars & Trks Co nnenbuig Distributing

Publisher Low

Supply Co

New Schl Apparatus .

17.8? U.05

■ 1

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 19% - CONT'D ‘WUlki'Bl

Dowlings j, Inc

L Instr Suppls

■If-

" Downtown Chevrolet, Inc Bill Doyle

Instr Suppls Suppls

Agreement Low Standard

New Schl Apparatus

Low

Suppls

■'H) i

. -j Dulaney8 s

plicating Products Inc of Oklahoma . P. Dutton Co, Inc

e. Education Digest rt Mineral Research

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Low Dept Dept Schl

g-tronic Supply Co position Press Inc

Reprs to. ^qpt Teach Aid ‘Suppls^

Low Dept Select

' Reprs to Eqpt , _ Instr Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select

federal Corporation Tie Fideler Company

Aid Suppls

Select’ "

Select Select Select

S$ate*Be^t”'dfr

nstr Suppls

2.58

‘ira'S*’* ' «»

Dept Select

Aid Suppls

Free W.R. Fult General

.citric Co

Admin Expense Reprs to Eqpt

Bd Action Low Agreement

General Numbering*Mach Service

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

Graham Paper Co

Instr Suppls

Bd Action Low

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Ginn & Company

B0F. Goodrich C.S. Hammond & Co

?■ ■

108,00 19.10

..Library

Books

Upkp Cars & Trks Instr Suppls

19.7p 72.00 18.0.00

1,1% .75 161.96

2%.22 ,

:x-’*

1,318.71

Schl Select Schl Select

9.79 1.00

Dept Select

1O6.8£

Low Schl Select

Instr Suppls Harper & Brothers Hart Industrial Supply Co Reprs to Furniture

Dept Select Low

Hassenfeld Bros.,, In^ Charles- H. Ifarville Hoagland Grocery

Instr Suppls Admin Expense Instr Suppls

Schl Select Bd Action Webster Jr. Hi Schl

■Houghton Mifflib Company Hunnicutt Publishing Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

International Business Machine Corp

Rental & Storage

Rental Agreement

New Fixture & Furn Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low

Schl Select Instr Suppls

Southeast Hi Schl Schl Select

Instr Suppls Rental

Classen Jr Sr Hi Schl Bd Action

Mtrls & Suppls Health Suppls

Low Dept Select

• 4

U8.0U 20.% 28,22 17.00 Bvl7 186.00 U80O3

Uo.iio 10,19

f . -

Ins

utional Supply Co s Music Company

Boys #6 ThgyjJudy Company

Brothers . S,E« Local 112 Keeton... Supply Co a Incorporated cT.A , :, LaMar / Hams

Larsen Music ’C'S^SSiy •

Schl Select ..Reprs -Musical Instrum,

182 169

Standard**-” *

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D BP®

'~'5: '

'•i

Inetr Suppls 7.

^ader Press, Inc Nite.?§.chl .Puppis. LedbdBter Insurance Agency Admin Expense Law$ Contemporary -Problems (OarjL Jo Leibel, Inc I. ■ ■ ■!: 7. ■■■ 7 > r

/ Life (Time, Inc)

IHarold Lindner J.B. Lippincott Company

publisher Standard

Instr Suppls Library Books

Dept Select Publisher

Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select Agreement

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

Litho Negative & Plate Co Off Suppls

Dept Select Low

Lone Star Schl Bk Dep Lyons & Carnahan

Instr Suppls Library Books

Coward-McCann, Inc

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select

Chili McDaniel . McKesson & Robbins, Inc

Instr Suppls Health Suppls

Agreement Low

J4J. McPheson ■Magnus Craft Materials

Admin Expense Instr Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select

Matson Grocery Metropolitan Water Co

Instr Suppls Water

Rand McNally & Co Mideke Supply Co

Library Books Instr Suppls

Dept Select Standard

Miller-Jackson Co

Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low

■)

74.00 26.10

Dept Select Dept Select

0o12 172.02 5.13 't

Bryan School Utilities

■Miller-Norris Co, Inc’ ■Mills Music9 Inc Filner Construction Co g|Mistletoe Express 5. '’Moore Businessforms, In Monroe Calculating Mchn

Custodial Suppls . Instr Suppls New Bldgs Est #5 Library Suppls Suppls Main. Off Mchns

Bd Action Dept Select Bd Action Dept Select Low Agreement

Morrison Wholesale Co

Custodial Suppls

Bd Action

23.55 U.98

28.53 I I $

Belle Isle Schl

Lil. 76 ■ 4 4

as Ch§vrolets Inc ph Sales Agency

Instr Suppls Office Suppls

."Teachers of English

Agreement.. Standard Jil

Select

National Forsenic League National Theatre Supply News Map of the Week

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select' Sbhl Select

Noka Manufacturing Co A. J. Nystrom & Co

Off Suppls Instr Suppls

Agreement Schl Select

Oakland Public Schools Okla City Water Dept

Instr Suppls Water

Dept Select Utiltites

Okla City Garbage Dept Okla City Linen Service

Custodial Suppls Custodial Suppls

Utilities Agreement

Qkla County Water Co, Okla Gas & Electric

Water Light & Power

Utilities Utilities

a0 Ldry & Dry Clnrs a. Natural Gas Co

Instr Suppls Fuel

Instr Suppls Utilities

a .Oxygen Qo iahoma Publishing OS**

Instr Suppls Nite Schl Suppls / 'W

Agreement Standard... 25.20 Agreement ' 11.56 Legal Publication 125.40

J SOMEETING- OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D

I' Oklahoma Seati TfOkla Stated

L.T. Payne Personnel Psychology Ino

Custodial Suppls Suppls

329.31 211.78

. Agreement Dept Select

^Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Reprs to Eqpt “Postmaster Suppls

n’

11.31 318.00

Schl Select Low ScHl Select

Low Standard K'.

Prentice-Hall Inc ‘’Prime Petroleum Products

ah; - ® W.8O' 2,211.61

Instr Suppls Upkp Cars & Trks

Schl Select Low

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low

13.92

John W. Ramsbottom, Jr Refinery Supply Co

Tuning Rprs to Pianos Instr Suppls

Standard Schl Select

26.72 18.22

■Remington Rand * Rex Sales Company Rhythm Time Records Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low Schl Select Low j. ■ Low Schl Select

1.30 17.00 37.20 78.78

£ . .k • i The Psychological Corp Radio Supply Inc

Instr Suppls

jinson

.'/A .-Instr Suppls Admin Expense

Standard

h.20^

39.20 183.17

V . i 222.97*

. f;

j.nson Janitor Supply ‘tary Equipment Co

New Schl Apparatus Custodial Suppls

Bd Action Bd Action

tt’s ‘Hobby Shop astic Magazines

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

chool Executive ce Research Assoc.

Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

Instr Suppls

Agreement

spharles Scribner’s Sons S?& J Supply Co

Library Books Upkp Cars & Trks

Dept Select Low

Sears Roebuck & Co

Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

ott Chevrolet Co

•I

Electric Co Supply Co

Upkp Cars & Trks Mtrls & Suppls

& Nichols'‘Music Co he®rin Williams

Auto Co Sewing Mach Co

per Sipes

l.oo Ho.lo

lhe25

‘

112.39 13.29

122.98,

12.20

1.12 13.12 27.01

71*31

Instr Suppls 'Reprs to Furniture

Schl Select Low

118.98 16.22

Upkp Cars & Trks Instr Suppls

Standard Standard

118.76 22.86

Instr

Schl Select Low Dept Select Agreement

-S

p;*

Low Low Schl Select Dept Select

1,219.20* 2a92O.OO

- Southern Coffee & Products Custodial Suppls ■ •..Southwell Dista Co Furniture Rpr ;

1,180.09 137.02 12.26 23,613.22

22,27|

13|

Bd Action Dept Select

372i

it1

Southwestern Bell Tele .Southwest Parts Corp ■4

Telephone Service Upkp Cars & Trks

Southwest Radio & Eqpt Southwest Wheel, Inc . Spuri^n^Salegji Jgtate Agency for Surplus JJropei^y

Utilities Standard Low

New Schl Apparatus Upkp Cars & Trks

Low Dept Select Low

I^pj^Qars

Standard

Instr Suppls^^ □v

** -Agreement

3,382

17.62 9.23

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D •5-

r^^-Thctett-' 'Supply ....... I •

ry A. ^hacker# Clerk ■J^Lo Thomas

Petty Cash Reim Labor-Printing

Thompson Bk & Supply Co Instr Suppls Thompson Schlbk Depository Instr Suppls

Dept Select Agreement Schl Select Schl Select Low

The Todd Companys Inc Town of Nichols Hills

-Suppls Water

Standard Utilities

Triangle Blue Print Tribune Publishing Co

Instr Suppls Off Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select

Underwoood Corporation Unesco Publications Ser

New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

661.31 7.21

295.50 ' 13.50 ' i

United Nations Ed. & Scientific Organization Vaseco Inc

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Publisher Dept Select Low Schl Select

Wallace & Tiernan Inc Weber’s Credit Jewelers

Reprs Gen Eqpt Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

Webster Publishing Co

Library Books

Schl Select Dept Select

Welch Mfg. Company Welding Equipment Co

Instr Suppls Mtrsl & $uppls

Schl Select Dept Select

Western Bank & .Off Supply Suppls Western Newspaper Union Reprs to Eqpt

481.51 323.65 753.75

5.31 7.90

Low Dept Select

Western Uniform & Towel Western Union Tele Co

Instr Suppls Telegraph

Agreement Utilities

The House of Wren

Off Suppls

Bd Action Low

" 549.76 39.70

Instr Suppls

The H.Wo Wilson Co Wilcox^Recordj^oP

Wylie

Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl - Select

U$kp Cajjs & Trks.,,

Lowi

ffl

■7

195^-55 General Fund *' Scientific American Bureau of Publications-T.C. Earle,.M. Jorgensen Co Millsaps Arlington County Pub Schools Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc A.Go McClurg Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Reprs to Music Instr Instr Suppls Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action Bd Action Dept Select Dept Select

Library“Books

Agreement

♦

32^9 8.0^'

18.04 21,29s ! V •

Noftsger & Lawrence. Reynolds & Morrison

Architect Fees Architect Fees

& Western Bank & Off Supply ' ' " Wright & Selby

Building Bonds Architect Fees

W0A. Lybrand.

Attorney Fee® •.

r & Short rs Construction Co y Construction Co

Industrial Supply C© a Testing Laboratories

-I 13,870.Oy

Contract John. Marshall Contract.. FranklinPierce Ridgeview Bd Action Contract U.S.Grant Bd Action

12,465.00 2^2.00

H)28j0400 6,obo-,oo

Miscl Admin Expense Miscl Admin Expense Miscl. Admin Expense

Agreement Bd Action Bd : Action Est #5 Cap Hill

Repairs ,Fire Damage Miscl Admin Exnense

Insurance Select Agreement

•.e.OO

i ■I

MEETING OF JUNE l±, 1956 - CONT'D .... -■ £ ■■ ■ Bond -rCont id ' ' Maxy A Thacker ,Clerk Petty Cash Reimbursenwt Standard Roofing & Material Go Mtrls & Suppls . State Agency for Surplus Prop Mtrls & Suppls Modern &* Reprs Bldgs - F HWittMfg Co Inc - Mtrls & Suppls General Electric New Furn & Fixtures Okla. Seating Company Water OHa. City Water Dept Archit Fee Est#10 Jones & Andrews

/1955-56..Bldg,.„L&gX

........... ' ’r

Department Select Low Deptr^Seita^ffiO--.-Low Department Select

Bd Action Utilities Bd Action

Valley Bk

. Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

' 18 .,90 149,78 ■

The Automotive9 Inc. MS Aust^ Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Bd Action

39.^ 758,0®

Auxier-Scott Supply Co Barada & Page Inc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Letter Bid Low

|| Acme Quality Paints, Inc ' American Elect,Ignition Co

67.0® 8.451

«»

Brown* s Trenching’Company Builders Construction Co

Mtrls & Suppls Change Letter #2

H J Butterly Inc Capitol Steel & Iron Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Carola Radio Shop jGity Blue Print & Photo Co Sob Cates Concho Construction Co Connelly Construction Co

Mtrls & < Mtrls .& Mtrls & Est #5 Mtrls &

Standard Dept Select Low Bd Action Low Est #5. Cap Hill Sr

Cook Electric Supply Co E V Cox Construction Co

Mtrls & Suppls New Bldgs

Low Bd Action Est #4 Harrison

Crane Company David M Davis Company

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Dept Sei Low

The Denman Floors Co The Dolese Company W. D. Douglas Const Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls Ccnstr New Bldgs

Low Agree Bd Action Est 1-9 Valley Bk

Fleck Bearing Co A C Horn Company of Texas Gentry Severance. Lbr Co Hart Industrial Supply Co Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls

& & & & &

Suppls Suppls Suppls Suppls Suppls

Independent Supply Co International Business Mach. Harry Keeton Supply Co Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls

& & & &

Suppls Suppls $uppls Suppls

H E Leonhardt Lumber Co Lusco Brick & Stone Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Loeffler-Greene Supply Co ! Metropolitan Paving Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Bd Action Est #3 ' Various Schools

Suppls Suppls Suppls Suppls

'...... 4

75^55-

52.71 23^2—

.. ..................

Midejce Supply Co Morfe^gn^Wiibe^Csrw^m

Mtrls & Suppig Mtrls & Suppls

M & V Supply Co Inc National Theatre Supply

Mtrls & Suppls Supplies

Low Dept Select Bd. Action Low Low v ■* Low Standard Low Bd Action Low Agreement

132

$ 3,100.00 197,33 7^10

392k41 25,325.37

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D N^ble James & Associates Jfojhes-Newhy Supply Co

Cafeteria Eqpt Mtrls & Suppls .

■ ■■ - --■j, - Bd Action Burbank School Low -

Norman Plumbing Supply Co Okla City Scenic Co

Mtrls & Suppls New Furniture

Low Bd Action NW Classen

Oklahoma Oxygen Co Harold C Parker & Co Ihc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Rea Engineering Co Remington Rand

Final Estimate New Furniture

Bd Action Cap Hill Sr. Standard NW Classen

Reynolds & Morrison Arch Richards & Conover Hdwe Co

Est #4 Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action Harrison Schl Low

.J ' 34j| /‘as

■

503 6,301,

l9057«W I

Foofing Supply Co Inc Safway Rental & Sales Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Dept Select

Scovil & Sublett

Mtrls & Suppls ■( . • ■ • - .,

Low

S & J Supply Co Standard Roofing & Mtrl Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls •

Low Low

State Agency for Surplus Prop Mtrls & Sherwin Williams Co Mtrls &

Dept Select Low

Steel Supply Co W & W Steel Co

Low Dept Select

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls ii

Stipes-Curry Co

Mtrls

t j.. ;

Suppls

■ '

J., .o.

Standard Low Low

United States Plywood Corp The Upco Company

Low Dept Select

Mtrls

Suppls

Low

P-ec Suppl3r Co . ^Willace ^.Teirnan, Inc

Mtrls Mtrls

& &

Suppls Suppls

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Southwestern Glass & MirrorCo Mtrls & Suppls Thomas Concrete Pipe Co Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls Mtrls

104'^2 41,10

73.44 290^00

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Ed Stuart's Music Shop

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Reprs to Music Instrms

195U Separate Bond

Higdon Flower Shop & Nursery

Improvement of Grnds

Bd Action

Douglass Hi Schl

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863.00;

rthwest Classen Project#2 .llders Construction Co

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Est #10 New Bldgs

Bd Action

NW Classen Hi Schl 21,333 a

Bd Action

NW Glass-dS^ff^Bhl^

Archit0 Fees Est #10

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Reynolds & Morrison Archit. Archit Fees Est #7

Bd Action

Smith & Son

Bd Action

New Bldgs Est #7

'-Classen Project #1 t

& Builders Construction Co

NW ClaSsen Hi Schl 21/363

New.Bldgs Est #22-Final-Bd Action

* ¥. Hudgins3 Thompson, Ball

Archt. Fees Est #1

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NW Classen Schl

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"Note-Warrants to be held until funds available.

SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF MAY* Benjamin J. Koelsch & Mamie Ao Koelsch t

Purchase of Schl Site

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JU #150 Claims Approvec for Payment

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve payment of the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $405,834.37, and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.”

H. #151 May Payrolls Approved— June Payrolls Authorized

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the payrolls for the month of May be approved and that the June payrolls be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #152 Additional Claims Approved

Mr. McCray moved that the following list of bills which came in too late to be incited with the foregoing list of claims be approved and the Clerk instructed to issue warrants in payment of same : Concho Construction Co.-Final est. rough excavation 10 paved parking areas ----- $1,604.07 Hudgins, Thompson, Ball - Est. #11, N. W. Classen, to be paid when Government funds are available---------------------- ---------- --------------------- ---------- --- ----------------- ---------- 1,432.42 Builders Construction Co. - Final - N. W. Classen, to be paid when Government^ funds are available - - ---------- --- -------------- --- ---------- --- -------------- ---------- ------- --P^,».Ry.$74,659.09 TOTAL --------

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The motion was seconded by Mr. Wright and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.11

R. #152 Cont'd

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve entering into an agree ment with the Universal Blue Print Company for supplying blueprints and direct print for all schools, beginning July 1, 1956 through June 30, 2957. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #153 Agreement for (Supplying Blue -prints Approvec

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to let bids on one lot of Cus todial Paint for all schools to bidders listed below in the total amount of $3,501.12, the purchase to be.charged to the 0-2 account, the bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion-carried unanimously on roll call.

jR. #154 Approval to Let (Bids on Custoidial Paint

Amounts Awarded to Each Company: Cook Paint Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Allied Paint Co. Lightner Paint Co. S. E. B. Paint Co. Standard Paint Co.

128.45 428.46 136.80 6.00 973.61 1,827.80 TOTAL----- $3,501.12

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to-approve letting bids on one lot of Physical Education supplies such as basketballs, footballs, soccer balls, and volley ball nets for all schools to bidders shown below in the total amouht of $3,613.12. the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #155 Bids Let on Phy. Educ. Supplies

Amounts Awarded to Each Company:’ Athletic Trainers Supply Co. Lynch-Speegle Sport Goods Co. Clements Sporting Goods Co.

396.20 204.00 3,011.92 TOTAL------- $ 3,612.12

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to let bids on one lot of stan dard storeroom hardware for all vocational shops to the bidders shown Ibelow in the total amount of $4,641.64, the purchase to be charged to to the 1-3 Vocational account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

Amounts Awarded to Each Company:

Mideke Supply Co. ‘Hart Industrial Co. Richard & Conover Marshall Supply Co. Severin Supply Co. Long Bell Lumber Co. Kilpstrick Lumber Co. Paul Oakes

|R. #156 iBids Let on j Storeroom iHardware

$ 1,024.0? 1,337.38 1,267.75 610.60 260.12 36.48 89.76 15.48 TOTAL -------------- $ 4,641.64

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R. #1$6 Cont'd

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve letting bids on one lot of Science Supplies for all schools to bidders listed below in the total amount of $1,541.36, to be charged to the 1-3 account:

R. #157 Bid Let on Science guppl.

Welch Mfg. Co. Refinery Supply Co.

658.90 882.46 TOTAL ----- $1,541.36

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #158 Agreement for Concrete and Sand Approved

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It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve an agreement with the Dolese Company to furnish all ready-mixed concrete and building sand to bÂŠ used at any Oklahoma City public school, for a period beginning July 1, 1956 through December 31, 1956 at the following prices? 2500# slump concretef. o. b. job sitet 3000# slumi? concretef. o. b. job site 3500# slump concretef. o. b. job site Class A State Washed& Graded Sand f. o. b. our plant: Class A State Washed & Graded Sand f. o. b. job site Standard Washed Sand f. o. b. our plant. Standard Washed Sand f. o. b. job site

11.85 per cubic â€˜ yard 12.35 per cubic yard 12.95 per cubic yard 2.10 per ton 2.50 per ton 2.05 per ton 2.15 per cubic yard

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R. #159 Bid Let on Science Suppl. for Grant Sch.j

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve letting bid for one lot of Science Supplies for U. S. Grant High School to W. M. Welch Company, in the total amount of $2,033.04, this bid and one other having been received in response to the at-

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R. #160 Bid Let on Lumber & Cement

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to let bids on one lot of lumber and cement for all schools to Kilpatrick Lumber Company, in the total amount of $2*463.00. this being low bid.- The motion carried on roll call with- aall members present voting "Aye."

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It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve entering into an agreeÂ ment with the Oklahoma Oxygen Company for furnishing of all oxygen and acetylene for all vocational and maintenance shops, this agreement to become effective July 1, 2956 through June 30, 1957> at the following prices:

|r. #161 \Agreement for {Acetylene & [Oxygen Approvec

OXIGEN per hundred cubic feet in 244 and/or 122 cubic feet cylinders - ----- - -------- ----- -- $1.05 per hundred cubic ft.

ACETYLENE per hundred .cubic feet in #5 and/or #4 commercial size eylinders -----

2.62 per hundred cubic ft.

these bids being low, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve selling at auction the wooden structure cafeteria building from Harrison School, 701 Britton Road. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #162 Approval to Auction Bldg,

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve letting bids on one lot of plumbing supplies such as fittings, sinks, and furnaces for metal annexes to bidders shown below in the total amount of $4,491*78, the purchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond Account, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #163 Bids Let on Plumbing Supplies

Amounts Awarded to Each Company: Loeffler Greene Crane Cook Supply Norman Plumbing Moorlane

$3,561.60 18% 26 71.62 497.09 172.21 TOTAL-------- $4,491.78

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve letting bid on miscellaneous supplies for 10 unassigned metal annexes in the total amount of $1,318.23, to be charged to the 1956 Bond Fund Account, amounts awarded as follows, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Hjinzicker Electric Emsco Electric Service Electric Cook Electric Electric Supply

$ 846.92 32.99 253*58 24.12 160.62

R. #164 Bid Let on Elec. Fixtures. Miscl. Supplie;

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R. #165 Bids Let on Film — Educ.

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Mr. Wright moved approval to purchase one lot of Educational Films for all schools from companies shown listed below and in the amounts shown, to be charged to the capital account:

Amounts Awnrded to Each Company:

Jim Martin U. S. Bureau of Indian Affairs Minnesota University Film Associates McGraw-Hill Book Co. Indiana University Samuel-Merservey, Inc. Colonial Williamsburg, Inc. Muri Deusing Film Productions Weston Woods Studios University of Nebraska University of Oklahoma C. Christian Kruse Coronet Films

$1,240.00 99.50 135.00 375.00 95.00 75.00 135.00 260.00 225.00 100.00 81.00 60.00 110.00 600.00 TOTAL-------- $3,590.50

Vaseco, Inc. Encyclopedia Britannica Films

1,276.04 712.50 TOTAL -------- $1,988.54

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Motion Was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to let bids on one lot of standard storeroom paint and supplies for all vocational shops to the bidders listed below in the total amount of $1,778.71# 1° be charged to the 1-3 Vocational Account:

R. #166 Bids Let on Paint for Vo cational Shops

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Allied Sales Co. Lightner Paint Co. Lupton Bros. Cook Paint Co. Hatcher Lumber Co. Allied Paint Co. Richard & Conover Hdw. Co.

$ 112.20 544.80 25.68 52.08 12.25 111.60 920.10 TOTAL---------- $1,778.71

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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to let bids on onjss lot of selfpropelled water sprinklers and hose for Classen, Harding, Southeast, and Northwest Classen to Bob Dunning-Jones Company in the total amount of $1,688.00, to be charged to the C-2 account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1956 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. Wright and secord ed by Mr. Bennett to approve entering into an agreement with the Atomic Sound & Engineering Company for the installation of a speaker system in the new Physicl Education Building and Vocational Building at Capitol Hill Senior High School, in the total amount of $1,084.00, the purchase to be charged to the C-2 account. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

!R. #168 |Installation od j Speaker System j Approved_______

Motion was ma.de by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to let bids on one lot of lumberp. #169 Bid Let on for metal annexes and Webster Junior High School to bidders listed below in the total Lumber for Met* amount of $3,400.52, the purchase to be charged to the 834A account in the smount of Bldgs. & Webstt $1,392.42, a.nd to the 1956 Bond Account in the amount of $2,008.10, ail bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Morgensen Lumber Co. Kilpatrick Lumber Co. Floyd O'Shaw Plywood Oklahoma

$1,372.14 979.02 122.00 927.36 TOTAL------- $3,400.52

The motion carried on roll call with S11 members present voting "Aye."

Food Service Report

A report as of April 30, 1956 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted and discussed briefly.

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to let low bid to George Smith & Son in the amount of $160,900.00 for addition to Ridgeview Elementary School, this bid with others having been opened on May 16th, plans and specifications prepared by Reynolds & Morrison, Architects. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #170 Bid Let on Add: tion to Ridgejview School

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to let low bid to George Smith & Son in the amount of $307,000.00 for construction of the Franklin Pierce Elementary School, bids on this project having been opened on May 16th, plans and specifications prepared by Reynolds & Morrison. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

,R. #171 |Bid Let on j Franklin Pierc* jNew School i

R. #172 Architects jApproved for To be employed on the regular basis of 6% less 1/2$ for consultant and inspection fees: I Bldg. Projects

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve architects for building projects, as follows:

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)

(8) (9)

Addition to John Marshall Secondary School - - - Noftsger & Lawrence Addition to U. S. Grant Junior-Senior High School - - Wright & Selby Addition to Harding Junior-Senior High School - - Coston-Frankfurt-Short Additions to Southeast and Buchanan Schools - - Hudgins, Thompson, Ball Additions to Adams, Fillmore, and Mayfair - — Sorey, Hill & Sorey Additions to Arthur and Nichols Hills - - Vahlberg, Palmer, Vahlberg Additions to Longfellow and construction of all-purpose room at Ridgeview — Reynolds & Morrison Addition to Coolidge School -------- Conner & Pojezny Addition to Prairie Queen School ----- - Bailey & Bozalis

To Contract with the following architectural firms on a negotiatedubasis:

(1) (2) (3) (4)

Franklin Pierce Elementary School and addition to Ridgeview Elementary School— Reynolds & Morrison Addition to Raise® Elementary School - ------- Noftsger & La-wrence Addition to Douglass Stadium - ----- Sorey,LHill & Sorey Structural work at Classen T-V Station, and renovation at Central ----Joe Mason

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."‘

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R. #173 Settlement for Oil Damage Approved •______ |

Mr. Bennett moved approval of settlement with the British American Oil Producing Company j for damages done to the football field at Northeast High School in the amount of $600.00. . | The motion was seconded by Mr.Wright and carried unanimously on roll call,(as per the | attached Resolution prepared by the Board Attorney. ) |

R. #174 J It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve employment of a sheet ; metal worf at $4.65 per hour and a pipe fitter at $4.82 per hour, and the purchase of Approval of Workers and 1 material on invoice cost 25$ basis, from Swan Air Conditioning Company for the Classen Air Conditioning T-V Station; and also the purchase of c used 15-ton air conditioning equipment, as follows at T-V Station ■ —... — ?§ for the Classen T-V Station:

(1) (2) (3)

One 5OK16-258 Carrier Westhermaker (15-ton capacity) ----- - $1642.10 One 22E-16 Carrier Cooling Tower-------- -------------- --- ---------- ------- 289.45 One 1KRVS3 Ingersol Band Pump----- -------------- - - - - -------------- 123.15 TOTAL-------$2054.70

the purchase- of the air conditioning equipment also to be from Swan Air Conditioning Company. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." ; R. #175 Change Order #3, Cap. Hill Paving Proj. |

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve Change Order #3, Cs.pitoL Hill Senior High Paving Project, Connelly Construction Company, for additional sidewalks j north of the stadium, in the total amount of $2,222.87. The motion carried unanimously on j

R. #176 | Resolution in re N. W. Classen Projec:

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to confirm approval of the following i Resolution extending contract time for the Northwest Classen High School Fedefgl Project No. 0kla-51-C-20-A: I

roll call.

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the NorthwestClassen HighSchool, identified as Federal Project No. Okla-51-C-2OA was inspected on May 23 and May 24, 1956 and found to be satisfactorily completedr and

WHEREAS, the Contractor has requested that the contract time be extended to May 24, 1956 and has submitted data in support of this request: and

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WHEREAS, completion of the contract was delayed by the School Board’s request that certain areas be left available for locker space, and by delayed delivery of equipment to beffurnished by the School Board: and * ‘ WHEREAS, the Architect has recommended that the extension be granted:

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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education, Indpenendent School District 1-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma:

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That the contract time be extended to May 24,1956 (41 calendar days) and that any claim for liquidated damages be waived, provided such action meets with the approval of the Housing and Home Finance Agency.

Resolution adopted this____________ day of____________ , 1956. i

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #177 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright and carried

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED Approved this_ 7^7

ATTEST

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Secretary of the Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, hereby Certify. that below Is a true and ooaxplete copy of a certain

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duly and rwgelarly held ©a the 4fcT

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being present thereat, and that said resolution is now in full force and effect, said resolution being as follows.:

MlTttWBi That, whereas, a. dispute has ' arisen between the Independent School District No. Sb of Oklahoma ©aunty and The BFitish*j®erldan Oil Producing Company, a corporation, relative to <♦? alleged damage, which may: have occurred or been • sustained as of this date, to the premises, land, grass, sod and soil on and under the present football field at the Northeast High School and adjacent area in Oklahoma City by virtue of allegedescape of oil, gas, salt water and other deleterious substances from pipeline or pipelines in and under said area and tank batteries formerly located on or adjacent to said area, all owned or operated by The British-American til Producing Company; and The lritish*lmeriean Ml Producing Company, a corporation, has offered to pay the sum ef Six Hundred hollars in exchange for a .complete release and satisfaction of all ef said claims;

*»», TWBW, BE IT RESOLVED! That the ' Independent School District $©,. 89 of Oklahoma County does accept said offer, and the President and Clerk Of said School District be and the same hereby are authorized to accept said sum of money and to make, execute and deliver a proper form of release and satisfaction to The British* American Oil Producing Company, a corporation.*

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affixed the seal of the Independent School Mstriet No. 89 of Oklahoraa County, this

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1956 -IT

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION

IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1956, AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton

ABSENT:

Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Bill Foutz, Engineer; Mr. H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Mr. Bill Haller, Mr. Charles Harville, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Mr. Gilbert Robinson, and Mr. Gene Stirebeck - Directors; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. Millard Prigmore and Mr. David Light, Auditors; Mary A Thacker, Clerk; representatives of the press and T-V stations. ■ Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr, Bennett.

SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS Motion to approve passing the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Reba B. Clark, a teacher recently deceased, was made by Mirs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried: RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Reba B. Clark, June 10, 1956.

Mrs. Clark taught mathematics in high schools at Lacksburg and DeQueen, Arkansas, and at Antlers, Oklahoma, prior to coming to Oklahoma City. She joined the faculty at Classen High School in 1943 and moved to Northwest Classen in 1955* Because of her health she took a leave of absence in December 1955*

Mrs. Clark was a member of all the professional organizations and the First Baptist Church. Although in failing health for the past two years, through courage, faith, and loyalty, she continued to contribute her best as long? as she was able to do so. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and loved by her students and had their respect and devotion. Because of her fine qualities, her friends were drawn to her. Her high ideals will be translated into the lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her. The Principal, the teachers, students, and their parents will remember her with admiration and love. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the be reaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher who was an inspiration to her students, co-workers, and friends.

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Mr. McCray moved approval of the following transfer of funds in order to finish this year's j R. #179 business: i Transfer of Funds Approved 5 i

General Fund?:

transfer from,

Custodians Salaries Fuel Water Telephone Visual Education Equipment

20,000,00 6,000,00 2,000,00 2,000,00 700,00 Total

30,700.00

Transfer to, 1-2 I-6a S-l N-l Ac=,2 A-9 1-3 1,-5

Clerical Salaries Labor-Printing Health Department Salaries Nite School Salaries Business Office Supplies Legal Publications Instructional Supplies Teaching Aid Supplies Supplies' snTif’dm and-rPower Lj br ary1 Books

1,248.56 59-65 137.18 3,804.23 500.00 687.12 18,571.92 491.34 3,500.00 1,000.00 700.00

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Thacker, Clerk; representatives of the press and T-V stations.

I Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett. SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS

Motion to approve passing the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Reba B. Clark, a teacher recently deceased, was made by Mirs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried: RESOLUTION

b. Resolution of Appreciate Reba B. Clark} Deceased

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs, Reba B. Clark, June 10, 1956. Mrs. Clark taught mathematics in high schools at Lacksburg and DeQueen, Arkansas, and at Antlers, Oklahoma, prior to coming to Oklahoma City. She joined the faculty at Classen High School in 1943 and moved to Northwest Classen in 1955* Because of her health she took a leave of absence in December 1955* Mrs. Clark was a member of all the professional organizations and the First Baptist Church.

Although in failing health for the past two years, through courage, faith, and loyalty, she continued to contribute her best as Ion® as she was able to do so. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and loved by her students and had their respect and devotion. Because of her fine qualities, her friends were drawn to her. Her high ideals will be translated into the lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her. The Principal, the teachers, students, and their parents will remember her with admiration and love.

The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the be reaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher who was an inspiration to her students, co-workers, and friends. Mr. McCray moved approval of the following transfer of funds in order to finish this year’s business:

General Fund;

transfer from, 0-1 0-3 0-5

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Custodians Salaries Fuel Water Te1 ephone Visual Education Equipment

20,000o00 6,000.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 700.00

Total

30,70Q.oo

Transfer to,

Clerical Salaries Labor-Pri nti ng Health Department Salaries Nite School Salaries Business Office Supplies Legal Publicati ons Instructional Supplies Teaching Aid Supplies '4Ogil>rary Supplies' and Power Library Books

1,21^8.56 59 065 137. 18 3,SOU.23 500.00 687.12 18,571.92 li.9l.31; 3,500.00 1,000.00 700.00 Total

30,700400

Building Levy Fund; Transfer from, 3-M

Material and Supplies

15,075°22

Transfer to, 2-M 1|.-M

Salaries and Wages Remodel and Repair

2,377.86 12,697.36 Total

15,075.22

Millard Prigmore

R. #179 Transfer of Funds Approved

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TERMINATIONS

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Floorman Taft

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BEOdaiN. Audrey

5-31-56

(Mr) McGee. Pat

6-8-56

(Mr) Hembree, Robert

6-1-56

187L50

6-5-56

6-I-56

(Mr) Copeland, Vernon J.

I87.50

6-4-56

Wfst NICHOLS HFLLS___ £ T. Floorma^’/

5-31-56

(Mr) Garrett, Douglas/

140.62

5-31-56

Davis

5-31-56

(Mr) Harris, Herndon

1105.

Creston Hills

6-11-56

Cobb, Don

Floorman Linwood

5-31-56

williams,

Nichols Hills

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Davis £ T. Custodian

Selle Isle £ T. Floorman

187.50

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Madison

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£ T. Custodian

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Creston-Hills ’

6-5-56

Floorman Linwood

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Request permission'to employ John Bruce Roberts as Temporary Steamfitter - Salar^$1.75 per'•Hr. ective June 11, 1956. T est permission to employ George Milton Kent as Temporary TJle Layer - Salary ?!• Active May 29, 1956.

|®eqjiest permission to employ Donald Gilliland as Temporary Mason tender - Salary $1.50 per Hr fective June 1, 1956. Request permission to employ George Miller as Temporary Machinest - Salary $1.75 per hr. infective June 11, 1956.

qg, Request permission to employ John Brothers as Temporary Plumber - Salary $1.50 per hour Effective June 4, 1956. equest permission to employ Tom Haddock as Temporary Plumber -» Salary $2.00 per hour fective June 11, 1956. Request permission to employ Fred Davis as Temporary Welder - Salary $1.75 per hour fective June 5, 1956. - Request permission to employ Walter Seward as Temporary Tinner - Salary $1.50 per hour fective June 11, 1956. ~J S' '

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§'quest permission to employ Melton H. Jones as Temporary. Tinner - Salary $2.00 per hour ;fective June 11, 1956. equest permission'to employ Howard G. Morrow'as Temporary Eledtrician - Salary $1.50 per hour 'fective June 11, 1956

|quest permission to employ John Gordon as Temporary Electrician - Salary $1.72j per hour fective June 11, 1956.

quest permission to employ Rex Proctor as Temposary Electrician - Salary $2.00 per hour fective June 5, 1956 quest permission to employ the following as Temporary Mechanics- Salary $1.50 per hour . fective June 4, 1956. Homer G. Barrett James K. Hutchins

est permission to employ Samuel L. Elliott as Temporary Painter Foreman - Salary $1.60 hour! ective June 5, 1956. ; est permission to employ the following as Temporary Student Painters - Salary $1.25 per i hour ective May 28, 1956. Vernon B. Robinson Kenneth Dale Jackson

(st permission to employ the following as Temporary Stndm^ •*•5’ : iljfc1 Brand ps-Ulegg With

£ T. Floorman v

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6-12-56

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1175.

Floorman Madison £ T. Floorman

6-7-56

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Ellis. Pile James

REMARKS

J. Marshall

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IWjEKER, .ARTHUR

EFFECTIVE DATE

Floorman Capitol hill Site.

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1 Mat^TOHTDONALD '

salary

APPROVED EXP.

6-1-56

Floorman Capitol hill Sr.

EBffRwBNNY

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

(MR) 6-6-56

Floorman

J. Marshall

SswiHK Henry

M^BHEames

replacement

employment EFFECTIVE DATE

Effective June 12, 1956 Effective June 21, 1956 Effective June 20, 1956

James Martin John Marshall ’ ir/

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1956 -CONT»D Re'q^e'sf’permission' to employ the following-as Temporary Painters---Salary $1.50 per hourz. June June June June June June June June June

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effedtive

Woodrow C. Busey Charles Cavanaugh Luther Crews Samson Emery J. J. Gardner Plez Henry Otis Lawrence Soce Lewis Gene Loftis

5, 4, 5g 5, 5, 5, 5, 5, 5,

1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956

Bill Long Jerry Mash ' Ted Perdue A. S. Pyle Everett Semrad James Stark James Wallace Bartlett Ward John Worley

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

June June June June June June June June June

1956 1956 19.56 1956 1956 1956

Request permission to employ the following as. Temporary Carpenter Foremen - Salary $2.00 Hr Effective June 5, 1956. Roger 0. Brown Ross E. Nichols Marvin L. Shields

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Request permission to employ the following as Temporary Rongji Carpenters - Salary $1.50 per Hr. June June June June June June

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

Purl Brown Ted Davis Hoyt Ferguson Paul Glass Harry Good Tom Karns

11, 1956 18, 1956 5, 1956 11, 1956 5, 1956 5, 1956

Ronald King Harry Miller Kabby Mitchell Loren Nelson Robert Robdrtson John Page

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

May 31, ■’.956' June 7, 1956; June 18, 1956 June 11, 1956 June 8, 1956 Jcu^ll, 1956

to employ the following as Temporary Finish Carpenters ~ Salary $1.75’per hr. ’AS.

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June June June June

Effective Effective Effective Effective

Doyle Crews Hubert Daniel Archie Groff James Herndon

4, 1956 11, 1956 7, 195614, 1956

Fred Holloway Vernon Isom Leonard Marcotte William Palmer

Effective Effective Effective Effective

June June June June

5, 1956’ 5, 1956 14, 1956 5, 1956

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Request permission to employ the following as Temporary Laborers - Salary $1.00 per hour. Jimmy M. Coin Robert;Murphy Herbert Jones Don Wayne Griffin mes Davi ell rurnme Harve Denison Don B er Paul^i rrow aggard . Dav Good Ron Frank'lJ. Cissne Donald-( Calbin DavidiEk tr Rickey .Ballard ^•Schwartz ’Wycoff-

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

Effective Effective Effective Effective

June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June June

11, 19, 11, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, 18, I8-, 18, 18, 18, 21, 21, 11, 11, 11, 14, 14,

14, 14, 14, 14,

1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956~ 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956 1956

Effective June 14, 1956 Ronald Doughty Effective June 8, John Schott Effective June 6, Harold Hendrick William Lee Effective June Effective June Don Hughes Effective June Jimmy Crawford Effective June Don Roach George Kelley Effective June Effective June William Agee Effective June Bobby Russom Effective June Jimmy Robertson James Lookabau^h Effective June Lloyd Moore ' y Effedtive June Effective June Lynford Sharp Johnny Graham Effective May 31, Effectivefc-June 1 Jon Bedingfield Douglas Sauls ... Harold Gilliland ''■liff'ecwve'^^^ Lee Boyeit Effective June 12^.1956 Thomas Rodden

Frank: RobertsonRonald Stacy Bob Ward

Effective June 14, 1956 Effective June 14, 1956 Effective June 14, 1956

Request permission to employ the following as Temporary Laborers - Salary $1.25 per hour Rod Dorr Effective June 18, 1956 Enoch Estep Effective June 18, 1956 Ward McCaskill Effective May 29, 1956 C. H. Millstead Effective June 4, 1956 rest permission to employ the following as Temporary Furniture Repairmen - Salary5 per hour.

ew Kirkpatrick on Lundy ge Ross Conner ice Ghormley Gilmore

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

June June June June June June

11, 1956 5, 1956 5, 1956 5. 1956 5» 1956 5. 1956

to employ the following as

Arch Courtney ..L^ttlefied

Foster Harrington Chester Ingraham Costello Wilson Robert Sipe James Nees Don Howerton

Eff ective Eff ective Effective Effective Effective Effective

June June June June June June

5, 1956 $ 5, 195 11, 19 18, 19 5, 195 5, 195

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1956 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL - CONT’D

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD^

Request permission to employ Carol Bailey as Temporary Clerk in the Personnel Office Salary on the basis of $160 per month - Effective June i, 1956. Request permission to employ Bernard Boyle as Tempoary Employee at the Radio & T. V. Station - Salary on the basis of $250 per month - Effective June 4, 1956.

Request permission to employ Mary Nell Eckstein as temporary. Secretary at Southeast Salary on the basis of $160 per month - Effective June 4, 1956. Request permission to employ Margaret Gober as Temporary Secretary Salary on the basis of $160 per month - Effective June 5, 1956.

Request permission to employ Barbara Haught as Temporary Clerk Salary on the basis of $160 per month - Effective June l, 1956.

at the

in the

Adult Institute -

Personnel Office

Request permission to employ Sarah McCuiston as Temporary Clerk in the Business Office Salary on the basis of |i6o per month - Effective May 31, 1956. to June 4, 1956. Request permission to employ Elaine Morales as Temporary Clerk in the Business Office Salary on the basis of $160 per month = Effective June 5, 11956.to June 6, 1956.

Request permission to employ Kenneth Smith as Lanscape Designer - Engineering Department Salary on the basis of $400 per month - Effective May 31, 1956.

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Request permission to employ Janet Stewart as Temporary Key Punch Operator in the Research Department - Salary on the basis of $160 per month - Effective June i, 1956. Request permission to employ Stanley Wakefield as Temporary Multilith operator while Don Lemoise is on vacation - Salary on the basis of $150 per month - Effective June 21, 19560 Request permission to employ Virginia Young as Temporary Clerk in the Business Office Salary on the basis of $160 per month - Effective June 8, 1956.

Request permission to employ Mary Lois Wallace as Temporary; Key Punch operator in the Research Office - Salary on the basis of $160 per month - -Effective June 5, 1956.

’Change

Salary

and

Assignment

Request permission to transfer Ruth,Brown from ^time Clerk:to full-time Clerk at the Curriculum Library » Salary from $82.50 per month to'$165.00 per month - Effective June i, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Mike Harris from iTIMEJjA^4 T>ME Employment Library - Salary on the basis of $131.28 per month,-jmHkive June i, 1956. Request Permission to Department - Salary

transfer

Deanna Henry from iTrePro^uLL-TiME Clerk

on the basis of $175 per month

Library - Salary

in the

Research

- Effective June i, 1956. .......... ‘1"

permission to transfer

in toTCurriculum■

I-in me to Full-time Clerk in the Curriculum ' per MONTij - Effective June i, 1956.

Carol Ker^J

from $87.50 per month if

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Request permission to Elect the following people to serve on the Curriculum Committees Salary on the basis of $100.00 for two weeks period - Effective June 4, 1956s

SOCIAL STUDIES

Faye bills, Northeast David Swanson, Chairman, Classen Lorena Milam, Capitol Hill Jr. Pauline walker, Central Jim Wallace, Jackson

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Henryetta Ellis, Chairman, Northeast Ramah miller, Northwest Classen Kathleen Osborn, John Marshall Gwynn Somers, Jackson Flo wild, Harding

SCIENCE

Mary Lockwood, Chairman, Central Frank Swanson, Harding E. M. Cotton, Jackson Vera Walter, Taft g.-JACK Parker^ I

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Gladys Wheliw

WWssist ^‘''-^Preparation of Art Teaching ... . . ................ . _ ........... j'Mj ^^OWjwEE^ PER.I'OQ -^El-FECjWE JUNE' **

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

THE Recreation Commission wishes to submit the FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE THE

Board of Educations

That THE FOLLOWING FIELD SUPERVISORS

BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7

AT A SALARY OF $65,00 PER WEEKS

Edmund Rotzinger Mildred First That THE FOLLOWING FIELD SUPERVISORS

BE ELECTED BEGIN! AT A SALARY OF $1.25 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS THEY WORK:

♦

Mabel Lee Kays Van Meter Al Ossenkop Alice waters mike

That THE

FOLLOWING FIELD SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7

AT A SALARY OF $|.|O PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS HE WORKS:

Allen Hancock That the following playground supervisors be ELECTED BEGINNING June 7 at a salary OF $1.10 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS THEY WORKS

Lorene Brunson Anna Mae Strong Helen Delaney Zelda Bell Jackson Hazel Bogue Mary Esther Jarboe Mary Cook Zora Davis Ruth Clark

That THE FOLLOWING playground supervisors be ELECTED BEGINNING June 7 AT A SALARY OF $f.O5 per hour for the HOURS THEY WORKS

Vera Maye Rice Helen Phillips william b. Ryder Eo Venora DeWees Hazel Bell Perry Thelma Parks BONN! E may Barton FOLLOWING PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS AND LIFEGUARDS BE ELECTED That THE --------------------- ----------------BEGINNING JUNE 7 AT A SALARY OF $1.00 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS THEY WORK:

Lewis Coon Arleta Kemp Francis J. Murray Marsha Huffman Leonardo DeBose Herschel Sherrill Faye Mashburn Charles Guerrero Patricia dale Oletha Huntley Robert wood

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-tHe F&Xbffi Sig 'playground June 7 at a salary of $1.00

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supervi s'ors *aD:ufiL,____ __

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per hour for the hours they work:

Herbert Heronime Carol D. Honeycutt Harvey W. Tedford Sherrill E. hudman Bob Royse

That THE FOLLOWING

PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7 SALARY OF $0.95 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS THEY WORKS

Lee Taft, Jr. Charles E. Dillahunty Connie G. Galey Roger g<> Pierce Alfred Yates Marie Mackey Dorothy Mae Rumsey Hillard H. Sharp George T. Glover Donald Burns THE FOLLOWING POOL MATRONS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7 AT A SALARY OF $0.90 PER HOUR FOR THE

CHRIJ . rfois

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1956 -CONTINUED

„ CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT V'

Request permission to transfer A. C, Freeman from Finish Carpenter-Salary $1.75 to y jS) Foreman - Salary $2.00 per hour - Effective May 28, 1956.

■Request permission to transfer William Wattenbarger from Finish Carpenter - Salary $1.75 ""S’ /■ to Job Foreman - Salary $2.00 per hour - Effective May 28, 1956.

■Request permission to transfer A. J. Marshall from Laborer - Salary $1.25 to Rough ’•'Carpenter - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 1, 1956. ^Request permission to transfer Clyde Ketchum from School Bus Driver - Salary $2600 per year ’to Mail Truck Driver - Salary $2700 per ferear - Effective June 1, 1956.

. Request permission to transfer Kethel Looney from Temporary Laborer in Warehouse to Floorman / in Service Department - Salary $175.per month - Effective May 24, 1956.

Requuest permission to transfer S. G. Massey from Temporary Laborer - Salary $1.25 to\ Rough Carpenter - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective May 28# 1956 .3:

on to adjust the salary of Larry Coldiron - Brick Ma; Active June 11, 1956.

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Bl. 7 5~per hour Sr' ~

ission to adjust the salary of John DaTbbiek *■* Painter from $1.60 per hour hour - Effective May 28, 1956.

|st permission to adjust the salary of Richard Mann - Painter - from $1.60 per hour 75 per hour - Effective May 28, 1956. Oist permission to adjust the salary of Delbert Ferree - Painter - from $1.50 per hour ^^1.60 per hour - Effective May 28, 1956. F* * quest permission to adjust the salary of Tommy Niblett - Painter - from $1.50 per hour o $1.60 per hour - Effective May 28, 1956. ■Request permission to adjust the salary of Grant Carry - Painter - from $1.35 per hour to $1.50 per hour - Effective May 28, 1956. Request permission to adjust the salary of Jimmie Ennis - Painter - from $1.35 per hour .50 per hour - Effective May 29, 1956. Request permission to adjust the salary of Avis Campbell - Painter - from $1.25 per hour gj$1.35 per hour - Effective May 28, 1956.

RARY EMPLOYMENT

'Request permission to employ Bill Pirtkerton as Temporary Engineer - Salary $1.25 per hour Effective June 4, 1956. ■“»<< Z

Request permission to employ Sandy Lin as Temporary Engineer Effective June 1, 1956. A-..

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Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.”

R. #180 Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve request to transfer 111,000.00 profit for the current year’s Foods Service Operating Fund, to the Central Food Service Equipment Fund; the net profit for the year’s operation being approximately $11,083.52. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve letting bids on one lot of classroom furniture for various schools in the total amount of $21,953.50 to the ■Oklahoma Seating Company; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids (see next page.) The motion carried on roll call, with all members pres ent voting "Aye.”

R. #181 Transfer of Funds, Food . Serv. Approved

R. #182 Bid Let on Classroom Furniture

MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1956 - CONTINUED

R. #182 Continued

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve letting bids on one lot of science furniture for various schools to bidders listed below in the total amount of $28,074.70, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #183 Bids Let on Science Furni ture____________ j

Institutional Supply Co. Thompson Book & Supply Co. Oklahoma Seating Co.

$21,837.70 4,774.00 1.463.00 TOTAL — $28,074.70

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bids on one lot of lumber and door hardware for metal annexes and all schools to bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $23,735.64, of which $13,512.18 shall be charged to the 3M account, and $10,223.46 to the 1956 Bond Account Project 834A; all bids having been received in j response to the attached Notice for Bids: ■ ;

R. #184 Bids Let on Lumber, Hard ware. Annexes

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Long Bell Lumber Company Kilpatrick Lumber Co. Morgensen Lumber Co.

$ 208.65 15,229.72 8,297.27

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R. #185 Bids Let on Windows & Screens I

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to let bids on one lot of aluminum windows and screens for metal annexes in the total amount of $19,975.00, the bid on windows in the amount of $12,920 to be let to Bissell Builders, and the bid on screens in the amount of $7^055.00 to be let to Construction Products; all bids having been received in response to the Notice for Bids attached above. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #186 Bid Let on

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to let bid on one molding machine in the amount of $3,199.87 to Mideke Supply Company, this being the lowest of three bids submitted in response to the attached Notice for Bids (see topof next page.) The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.”

R. #187 Bid Let on Panel Truck

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one panel delivery truck for all schools mail service from the only bidder, International Harvester Company, in the amount of $2,588.81, this bid having been received in response to the Notice for Bids attached at the top of the next page. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

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MEETING OF JUNE 26, 1956 - CONT’D T

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J Notice for Bid ! R. #186 & #187

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one Chevrolet automobile for the Superintendent’s use from the Downtown Chevrolet Company in the total amount of $1,780,95, which price includes the exchange of the Board-owned 1954 Plymouth automobile. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #188 iPurchase of iAuto Approved

Motion was made by Mr. McCray -and seconded by Mr. Bennett to let bids on one lot of wood- < R. #189 working and supplies for furniture repair in all schools to the bidders shown listed below | Bids Let on in the total amount of $3,718.91; all bids having been received in response to the attached^ Woodworking •Equipment & Notice for Bids: iSupplies

Hart Industrial Co. Mideke bupply Co, Richard & Conover Co. Kilpatrick Lumber Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Sherwin Williams TOTAL

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On roll call, the motion carried unanimously,

- R. #190 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting bids on ten new upright pianos for unassigned schools in the amount of $4,590.00 to Plaza Court Company, Bid Let on this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The Pianos motion carried unanimously on roll call.

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommendation to let bid R. #191 to Jenkins Music Company in the amount of $1,617.75 for one lot of musical instruments for Bid Let on Grant, Jackson, Southeast, and All Schools. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Musical Instru ments Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid for 334 new standard 11" instructional typewriters to the Underwood Corporation, low bidder, on an all or none R. #192 basis, in the total amount of $26,269.40; 156 of these machines new with no exchange, and Bid Let on 178 to be purchased with an exchange of 178 Board-owned machines. The motion carried on Typewriters roll call with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting bids on one lot of adding machines and calculators in the total amount of $6,935.68, as follows: Oklahoma Typewriter Company, 8 Victor Adding Machines; Monroe, 6 calculators; Friden, 6 calculators^ all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids (See next page.)

|R. #193 (Bids Let on (Business Machjines

Meeting of June 26, 1956 - Gont’d T—~

R, #193 Gont'd |

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.”

R. #194 Bid Let on Sewing Mach,

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R. #195 Bid Let on Loader and { Backhoe Mach, J

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that, bid be let on one lot of sewing machines for F. D._ Moon Junior High, Harding, Central, Northeast, and Northwest Classen to the Singer Sewing Machine Company in the total amount of $4,666,80; all bids having been : received in response to the Notice for Bids attached above. The motion carried unanimous-> ly on roll call. Motion was made by Mr, McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve letting bid on a combination loader and backhoe machine for all schools to Clarence L, Boyd Company in the amount of $9,985*00, this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids, The motion carried on roll call, with all members present

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BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

R. #196 Bid Let on Renovation of Woodcraft Shop S, E. Sec, Sch,

It was moved by Mrs, Melton and seconded by Mr, Bennett that the low bid of Builders Construction Company in the amount of $19,850.00 for renovation of fire damage to the woodcraft shop at Southeast Secondary School be accepted. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting 11 Aye.”

R. #197 Bid Let on Relighting Wilson School

Motion wqs made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray that the low bid of CardwellHughes Electric Company in the amount of $13,497.00 for relighting of Wilson School be accepted. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the low bid of Armco Company in the amount of $14,371*90 for ten interlocking steel annex buildings be accepted, this and1 other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids, On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #198 Bid Let on Interlocking Steel Bldgs,

R. #199 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the

President

MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THEi

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, I956 AT 2>:3O P. M. O’CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett

ABSENT: C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. Assistant Superintendents; Mr. Bill Foutz, Engineer; Mr. H. B. Ginn, Business Mr. Chas. Harville, Director of Purchasing; Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Director of Millard; Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; representatives of the press and

L. George, Manager; Personnel; s T-V stations.I

No quorium being present, the President declared the Board adjourned until Saturday, June 30, 1956, at 10:00 a, m. in the Superintendent’s office.

No Quorum Meeting Adjourned

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the

t 1956

_______ day of

MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED SESSION !

IN THE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1956 AT 10:00 A. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray

Nellie R. Melton

Jim Wright

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Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson,

Superintendent. i

The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.

| Invocation

SUPERINTENDENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS

Motion to approve the follcwing Resolutions of Appreciation for deceased school employees was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried:

R. #200 Resolutions! oi \ Appreciation j Approved______

RESOLUTION

IN APPRECIATION OF MISS VERA BAIRD

The Board of Education learned with deep r egret of the passing of Miss Vera Baird on Tuesday, June 26, 1956. Miss Baird taught fifteen years in various towns in Oklahoma before joining, the Oklahoma City School System. She became a member of the staff at Edgemere School in 1912, where she taught the first grade until her retirement in 1946. After that she served two years on the Reserve and Advisory Board, from which she resigned May 26, 1948.

Miss Baird was a member of the local, state and national professional organiza tions and the Christian Church. In working with school children, she found great happiness and they, in turn, appreciated and loved her as a friend. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion. Because of her fine qualities, her friends were drawn to her. Her friendliness, her loyalty and devotion to duty will long be remembered. Her past associates, pupils, and their parents will remember her with admiration and love.

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R. #200 Continued

RESOLUTION CF APPRECIATION, MISS VERA BAIRD - CONT’D

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The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher, who was an inspiration to her pupils, co-workers, and friends. RESOLUTION

IN APPRECIATION OF MR. HORACE H, HICKMAN

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Horace H. Hickman, Wednesday, June 27, 1956. Mr. Hickman served as a floorman at Capitol Rill Senior High School since July 1953. Prior to that time, he was floorman at Rockwood School, In this capacity, he perofrmed his duties faithfully, conscientiously, and competently. In his contact with people he was cheerful, f riendly, and helpful. His per sonality and services will be greatly missed, but he will long be remembered by his fellow workers, who will miss his spirit of good cheer and cooperation. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Hickman’s faithful and efficient services, and extends its profound sympathy to tjie be reaved family.

PERSONNEL RECOMMENDATIONS Personnel Recommended

The following personnel recommendations and information were presented:

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INSTRUCTION AND SUMMER WORKSHOP

IN EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION

SALARY

NAME

Dr# Claude Boatman

(Central State)

Physics

Walter Brown

(Classen)

Physics

Charles Douglas

(Classen)

Physics

Thomas J. Hill

(Grant)

Trigo

Minerva Sloss

(Douglass)

Physics

Mart Woods

(John Marshall)

Physics

Jack Nations

(Grant)

Physics

Francis Lowery

(Grant)

Trigo

John Hawthorne

(Classen)

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Anna Ebel

Maybelle Conger

Special Assignment.

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OoU, - Alcohol Education Material Travel and Expenses

Gladys Been

F, R. Bom

<Lucille ^TavLongsteimt^m^^ t

IT'S MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1956 - CONTINUED

PERSONNEL - CONT'D

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Request permission to enploy Mr. Thomas J.

Assistant Principal

at U. S. Grant Jr*-'-.•Sri-; High School - salary

«. effective July 1, 1956..

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Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #201 'Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS. PURCHASING On recommendation of the Superintendent, Mr. Bennett moved approval of the purchase of television equipment to the extent of $50,000, which equipment was previously used by KTVQ Station, Oklahoma City. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #202 Purchase of : T-V Equipment Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve renewal of lease agreement with Mr. Willis G. Sautbine for the property at 2224 S. Walker being used in connection with the Capitol Hill Senior High School Vocational Department, at the rate of $300.00 per month for a period of twelve months, beginning July 1, 1956. The motion carried unanimously on roll call,

;R. #203 iRenewal of :Lease Approved

R. #204 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to award contract in the? total to Miller Floor Company for one lot of stair treads for Classen JuniorContract Award amount of $4,240.90 one lot of vinyl floor tile and adhesive for Edison and Polk schools, ed for Stair Senior High School, one lot of asphalt tile for Adams School, and one lot of asphalt tile for new metal annexes,Treads the purchase to be charged to the following accounts: Building Levy account in the amount of $2,326.15; 3M Building,Levy account in the amount of $326.25; to the Building Levy 4M Remodel and Repair account Project 423 in the amount of $269.00, and to the 1956 Bond Project 834A account in the amount of $1,319.50; all bids having been received in response ‘ to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously- on roll call.

R. #205 Approval to Award Contrac on Plumbing Supplies

Motion was made*by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to award contract.on one lot of pipe, plumbing supplies, and heaters for Classen High School, Fillmore, All Schools, and Maintenance Department to the bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $2,079.40, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy 3-M account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

Loeffler Greene Company Federal Corporation Norman Plumbing Co.

156.30 337.89 1.585.21

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray that one lot of fabricated steel be purchased for use in the assembling of new metal annex buildings from the only bidder, Capitol Steel and Iron Company, in the total amount of $5,566.28, thepurchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond account, Project 834A,. the bid having been received in response to the Notice for Bids attached on the next page. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

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Approval to Award Contrac on Steel for Annexes

MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1956 - CONT’D

R. #206 Continued

Notice for Bids for steel:

R. #207 Approval to Purchase Elec trical Suppl. ■ & Sanding Maehl

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve awarding contracts for electrical supplies for metal annexes, and floor sanding machines for all schools, to the bidders listed below in the total amount of $3,224.86, the purchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond Project 83M account in the amount of $1,662.06 and to the 3M account in the amount of $1,562.80, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

NOTE: Recommendations made on low- bid basis. Emsco Electric Co. G. E. Supply Co. Service Electric Co. Cook Electric Co. Mideke Supply Co.

133.36 233.47 1,187.18 108.05 1,562.80 TOTAL------ $3,224.86

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of one R. #208 lot of electrical fixtures for metal annexes in the total amount of $2,647.00 from G. E, Approval to Buy Electrical Electric Supply Company, which includes 10 fixtures, Flourescent Daybrite #46456-32 or Supplies, ! equal in the amount of $1,341.00, and 10 fixtures, Flourescent Daybrite #46456—28, or Metal Bldgs. ! equal $1,306.00; all bids having been received in response to the Notice for Bids attached above. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #209 . Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the_

ATTEST

.1 MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION

IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JULY 2, I956 AT 4:30 O'CLOCK P. M. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray ABSENT:

Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Assistant Superintendents; Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, and Robert Shultz - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; stations.

Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr., N. L. George, Charles Harville, Gilbert Robinson, Manager; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; representatives of the press and T-V

Dr. George gave the invocation.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meeting:of June 4, 1956 were approved as read.

R. #210 Minutes Approved

SPECIAL BUSINESS

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, bids received in response to the attached R. #211 Notice for Bids on revision of the heating system at Millard Fillmore School were opened Bids opened on Heating Fillmore Schoo

BIDS-FILLMORE SCHOOL -HEATING Alco Mechanical Contractor Jack Barnes Plumbing Co. Industrial Plumbing & Heating Co. Oller Heating Co. Ridgeway Plumbing & Heating

$6,078 5,957 8,414 6,779 6,616

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the bids received on revision of the heating system at Fillmore School be referred to the central office staff, and if everything in connection with the low bid and low bidder, Jack Barnes Plumbing Company whose bid was $5,957, is found satisfactory, the contract be awarded to this company. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #212 Approval to Award Contract to Low Bidder if Central Off Approves

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the report of the School District Treasur-R. #213 er for the month of June was received and ordered filed. . Treasurer's Report Rec'd The Attorney reported that everything is ready to close the deal for the Franklin Pierce School sitp with Benjamin J. and Mamie A. Koelschj. whereupon, Mr. Bennett moved approval R. #214 to pay the claim of $32,976.18 for this school site, and the motion was seconded by Mr. Claim of Koelc McCray and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." (The full cost of for F. Pierce the site was $36,600.00, of which $3,623.82 was paid for a loan on the property.) Approved On reconjmendation of the Attorney, it was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray that the purchase of the following described lots for additional site at Northeast High School be approved, and that warrants be issued for same upon presentation of sworn claims, deeds, and title approved by the A ttorney:

R. #215 Approval to Buy Land for Northeast High

House and lots 1 & 2, Blook 5, $4,000; lots 3 & 4, Block 5, $2,000; house and lots 5 & 6, Block 5, $5^000; all in Elliott Place Addition, Okla. City On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that business is being closed up for the fiscal year ending Auditor's June 30, 1956, and that it will probably be about 15 days before the books are closed. Report Rec'd

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT’D

R. #216 j Budget Approved.' Personnel Elected

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray that the budget for 1956-57 in the total amount of $11,226,B69.00 be approved And that personnel be elected as provided in the budget and as listed belowj and that contracts with the teachers listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent’:or person by him designated.

Instruction Conrt

CENTRAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATORS W' DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTIION Salary

G i 1 1 i1 and,

Personnel

Gilbert L. Robinson ^Robert Shu 1tz

$8g00

George, N. L

5500

Haynes, Vivian

6600

Hill, Virgil

6500

Jones, He 1en

*■*?. 6000

$18000

10000

CampbeII, Floy

McDonald, Gladys

$6100

Supply Dept.

'Woodward, Mortimer

$6900

Inverness

It •s

Ebel, Anna Q.

$5000

Research Department

Newberry, FPancis

5800

Lovegoy, Le1 i a

Pub 1 i c Relations

r j’ ’

6900 J

Lonnie

Haller, William

Supt. Of f i ce

Swanson, J Chester

$6300

Foth, Henry

$£9D0

7600

Post, Gene

4500

Rickard, Mildred

5800

Rogers, Georgia

6600

Si eg ley, Margaret

4600

S i mpson, William

5000

She 1 son, Eve 1yn

4825

Stevens, Rogers

Burr, Merle J

9500

Swagerty, Ber1e A

6500

Higdon, A|ex

7800

Taylor, W E

6600

Byler, Jack W

4475

Taylor W H

8200

Spencer, D i ane

4400

Instruction A 1 dr i ch, Cora Bailey, the 1 ma

5300

Ba 1 1ard, L V

8200

‘Barnes, Melvin

$4500

T. V. & Radio

G inn, Hugh

13000

-Broad, Harry

9000

-Brown, Howard

6200

$6000

Tucker, E|a jne

5000

Gordon, Berniece

Deal, Clarence

TRAVELING MUSIC TEACHERS ’s

Grace

6600

Berry, Betty

Coburn, Thurman

4100

Dewees, Cec i1e

■'.Cost ley, ulifford

7500

Fees, Lois

iChadwick,

47^25- .

•^Usfrankl in; '‘VWreSi’

< 'Ail i

pierce, Neil •

--------

—

■ 6,000

3 MEETING OF JULY 2, 195$ - CONT'D

! :.

■'

... ;j* Travel Music Cota^t n . . '4'^r • ""T'hrc i Goodman, Joseph

Sal ary....

3800

Kr i eger, Pau 1 i ne M

4400

Har1 i n, Ze i1 ah

3700

K i rkpatr i ck, A J

3700 '•

-Hughes, Juanita

4350

G1 idewe1 1, Wanda J

3800

Ke 11 er, Edwin

3800

Dry, Glath®.; V

4700.: :

Lack, Marty

4025

Curry, Mary A

3600

~ Lakey, Jean

4100

Col 1 ins, Margaret

4400 ’

3700

4200

F" I:

3600

Scott, Sublett

3600

fey

Seese, Bob

3200

-tfe'; ■

3100

Unger, Marion

3700

Westman, T Burns

3900

Will iams, Marietta

4750

Trave ling Arts Whel iman,

Gladys

Sa 1 ary

$1000 Sa 1 ary

$4550

Qu i ndt, Otte 1 i a

5000

Potts, William

4600

Abbott, Ruth

4800

Corbett, James

4400

Visiting, Teacher

Wilson, Mauderie H

Salary $4000

We Ils, Mary M

4200

Sharp, Wanda F

3700

. - Sams, Bess i e 6

3900

^Pe^ly^ Edgar L„. 1 -■"...

•*>A.

3800' ,

Thompson, Rosemary

McCornack, Bernice

O..-_ u ■■

*»r

.Bloomer, Jack W

Pittman, Cornelius

Reserve & Advisory

•'

’

1sabe1

Sm i th, Ruth

Visiting Teachers Con/t

1956 SaF<^

Perry, Hazel Bel 1 e

Logue, Melba

$3300

Graham,

.. ,

3900

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CENTRAL OFFICE EMPLOYEES Business Office

Name Hugh B. Ginn Inez Songer Hollis Haney Pat Brown Elsie Wright Fae McCluskey Ermarie Mooney Kate Roach Joe Russell Jo Ann Dabney Wilna Taylor

Salary $7,500 2,880 4,000 2,340 2,760 3,440 3,060 2,580 3,700 2,400 ' 2,400

Purchasing Department

Charles H. Harville Gene Stinebeck Nola Faye Lawson Pat Wilmoth

•

5,800 4,700 2,880 2,340

Supply Department Mortimer Woodward (ShOwn previously) Velma Miller 0. D. Marshall Blaine Elder Bill Elkins E. G. Muegge George Burroughs Fffie M. Hale Loretta Parrish Dwight M. Francisco J. B. Tuttle (1.25 per hr.) Harold Conover Henry A. Glenn Carl Coleman (1.25 per hr.)

6,900 2,640 3,800 3,800 3,400 3,100 3,600 2,220 2,100 3,200 2,695 2,400 2,400 2,005

Special Services

*George H. C. Green. Treasurer *W. A. Lybrand, Attorney *Prigmore & Baker, Auditors **Mary A. Thacker

3,600 6,500 7,750 3,500

Superintendent's Office

18,000 10,000

4,120 3,200 ■ 3,120

Personnel Office Gilbert Robinson (shorn previously) Robert Shultz (shown previously) Betty Burroughs Emma George Marie Kitson Sybil Argo Dorothy Taylor Carolyn McNabb ' Yvonne Robinson Roberta Wilson Floy Campbell (shown previously) Edna Wilson

Salary

Research Department M. J. Burr (shown previously) Alex Higdon(shown previously) Yolonda Smith William French Jack Byler (shown previously) Ann Frogge Lavada Ayers J. Ashley Gattis Betty Miracle Mabie Stewart Dorothy Johnson

$9,000 7,800 2,940 4,475 4,475 2,700 2,100 4,600 2,400 3,240 2,580

Instruction Dept. - Clerical Ruth Gilroy Gertrude Fuqua; Odette Moore . Billie Ingraham Melba Pendleton Vivian Nigh Frances Womack (part-time) Mary Staal Ruth Brown Carol Kerby Lois Crowe Ruby Ward Margaret Bennett Dellora West Carrie Snipes Nora Mims Viola Barnhill Dorothy Yoachum Isadora Brandenburg Edna Staples

3,120 2,925 1,800 ►?2,700 2,460 2,940 1,050 2,520 1,110 1,080 2,340 2,460 2,784 2,640 2,46o 2,580 2,46o 1,950 2,000 2,46o

Health Department

* Part-time ** Full-time

J. Chester Swanson (shown previously) N. L. George (shown previously) Katherine Saner Helen Boyd ■ Opal Cooper

Name

William Haller (shown previously) 8,200 Rogers Stevens (shown previously;) 5,500 Eloise Rogers 2,760 Lucy York 3,833 Mabie Maysey 2,700 Dr. Frank Cox 3,100 Dr. Louise Farr 6,000 Dr. Carl Barclay 3,100 Margaret Akin 3,200 Irene Bennett 2,600 Naomi Bivens 33100 Harriet Bookstore 3,200 Bazzeline Carter 3,200 Mary Jo Enos 3,000 Mae Hall 3,200 Rosemarie Hudson 2,700 Verla Humphrey 2,700 Beulah Kail 2,600 Mary Kent .3,100

8,500

Secondary School Nurses

5,500 3,420 2,340 2,400 2,760 2,460 2,220 2,220 2,160 6,100 2,64o

Lillian Sanders Nola Moore Mary Jones Eyvonne Niedermaier Betty Weltzheimer Gussye Ewing Thelma Miller Mary Miner

2,600 2,900 2,600 2,600 2,600 2,900 2,900 2,800

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D ——,— ------- -————. ———--------------------- 1

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MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

Name

Car Allowance

H. G. Buchanan

$600.

Marguerite Estep Sue Bonnifield Anderson, W. E. Ashhrenner, A. E. Austin, Clifford Autaubo, Eddie Batson, Osward Ballard, C. A. Bell, Max Bond, Henry Boyett, H'. L. Burroughs, Chas. Calhoun, Robert Campbell, Avis Carr, W. T. Cassady, John B. Chandler, Clint Chandler, Dale Clancy, Aaron M. Clark, Geo. M. Clark, John R. Clayton, Boyd Clewis, H. L. Coffman, Muri Coldiron, Larry Collins, Arley Collins, Fred Cooksey, Raymond Curry, Grant Clark, Parry G. Barfield, Cecil Daniels, Clayton Davis, C. R. Davis, Jack Davis, John Davis, Orie Dermid, L. A. Dicharry, Roland Dilbeck, John Dillaplain, George Eaton, Dewey E. Eaton, Vernon Ennis, Jimrny Ferree, Delbert Fisher, R. H. Freeman, A. C. Freeman, Rex Gaines, Earnest Golightly, R. E. Grant, G. L. Greear, Kermit Greer, Lee Haddock, Tom Hamilton, Frank Hammon, E. M. Henegar, Harold Hiner, Henry Holloway, W. C. Hornbeck, T. D. Howell, G. E. Howell, J. D. Hendrix, Terry Hurt, Henry Jones, Vernon Keith, Dennis Kibbe, Paul King, Eugene Kornegay, Melvin Kent, George M. Ketchum, Clyde Long, Eugene Lounds, Stanley Lynch, Odis Lynch, Otis

360

600

300

600

600 '

600

360 300

300

600

Annual Salary

Name

$7,200.00 Lynch, Ovil Mann, Richard 2,760.00 Martin, L. J. 2, >+00.00 Massey, Sam McCaslin, Herman L. 3,200.00 McKittrick, Wayne 3,600.00 McGee, Marlin 2,600.00 Melton, Max 2,700.00 Miller, Evert 3,600.00 Miller, Herman 3,400.00 Miller, Lewis 3,600.00 Mobley, W. R. 2,900.00 Morava, Charles 2,900.00 Moyer, Willie 3,000.00 Niblett, Tommy 3,100.00 O'Neal, Grover 2,900.00 Overturf, Clyde 3,600.00 Patterson, Lon 3,800.00 Payne, George Jr. 3,800.00 Pilgrim, R. E. 3,200.00 Polk, James 2,700.00 Quinton, Raymond 3,800.00 Qualls, Elzy 3,600.00 Raines, Linis 3,200.00 Rains, Tony 2,600.00 Randolph, W. R. >+,4oo.oo Ratton, Paul 4,368.00 Reynolds, Ben 2,900.00 Russell, Fred 3,200.00 Sauls, Q.uincy 2,600.00 Schott, Frank 3,200.00 Shelton, Davis 2,600.00 Sherrick, Oliver 3,500.00 Smith, Emil 3,200.00 Smith, Floyd 3,000.00 Snow, Coleman C. 4,100.00 Spencer, Bob 3,200.00 Stewart, Joe 4,200.00 Turner, W. R. 4,800.00 UHsell, Howard 3,500.00 Vicknair, Al 3,500.00 Waele y C. W. 3,600.00 Walker, Drew 3,700.00 Wattenbarger, W. T. 3,200.00 Williams, W. A. 3,200.00 Wilson, H. H. 3,200.00 Yost, John 6,600.00 Zaloudik, Wesley 3,700.00 2,800.00 ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT 2,808.00 3,500.00 Bill D., Foutz 3,500.00 John Stacey 3,700.00 C. C. McWhorter 3,000.00 Elwin C. Long 3,700.00 Cliff R. C. Humble 3,600.00 Wm. Wolaver 3,300.00 Wayne Hancock 3,600.00 Frank Sandford 2,400.00 Frank Mudrak 3,300.00 Kenneth Smith 4,200.00 3,700.00 Audrey Crowe 3,300.00 2,600.00 CUSTODIAL OFFICE 3,800.00 3,900.00 Cecil Pulliam 4,800.00 Dewey Dryden 2,808.00 Winfield Permenter 9,POU.uo 3,700.00 Billie Ashworth ■ 3,200.00 2,700.00 2,800.00 3,700.00 4,800.00 3,700.00

Car Allowance

300

360 600

600

300 . 600 600

300

360

300 240 600

600 600 600.00 600

600 600

Annual Salary

$3,200.00 3,500.00 3,700.00 3,200.00 2,000.00 3,000.00 3,400.00 3,500.00 3,800.00 2,800.00 2,800.00 3,000.00 4,200.00 3,100.00 3,500.00 4,800.00 3,800.00 3,700.00 3,900.00 3,300.00 2,600.00 ST 2,800.00 2,400.00 3,000.00 3,100.00 3,600.00 3,100.00 4,100.00 3,400.00 4,200.00 3,800.00 3,500.00 3,000.00 3,700.00 3,000.00 2,600.00 3,600.00 3,900.00 3,300.00 2,700.00 3,200.00 2,600.00 3,000.00 3,700.00 3,500.00 6,500.00 3,800.00 3,600.00

7,200.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 4,500.00 6,500.00 4,100.00 ■ 5,400.00

2,640.00

600 600 600

5,400.00 4,800.00 4,800.00 2,460.00

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. Xi' "a

’ ’ IN.... SCHOOLS

MONTHS EMPLOYED

MME

SCHOOL

Allen., Jean.

Longfellow

Allman, Juanita

John Marshall

Allsbrook, Helen Alverson, Marie

SALARY

9 10

$2200.00

Harrison

$ 765.00

Southeast

$3000.00

$1755.00:

$2700.00

Wheeler

Armstrong, Helen

Southea st

Barnett, Frances

J ohnson

$1755.00

Bartlett, Juanita

West Nichols Hills

$1665.00

Beaty, Lola

Adams

$1575.00 .

i. 7

. Booher,, Julia

Classen

$2000.00

Boyte, Mozelle

J ackson

$1950.00

■ Brexthaupt, ITeva

Taft

$2150.00

Burns, Winnie

Polk

Cain j Wilma

Webster

Carrington, Grace

Truman

■:

'4'

■'

Chadwell, Mary

Capitol Hill Sj.

Chandler, Mary

Central

Delp, Hazel

Shields Heights

$1743.$)

Dorsey, Billie Ruth

Fillmore

$1620.OO

Ed^ar ds, Anne

University Hgts

$ 810.00

$2000 J

iE|link,

Killian

- Amalia

W’7"

$ 853.92

Hawthorne ' rj

GranC^W

$2000.00 44

■

J •'J

il Sfeland, Opal

Shidler

$ 787.50

Fiinderburg, Moree

Mark Twain

$1620.00

Godsy, Huth

Prairie Queen

$2340.00

Westwood

$1755.00

Sancho

Edgemere

$ 742.50

$2580.00

Nichols Hills

$1755.00

N. W. Classen

.10

$2000.00

Capitol Hill Sr.

Grant

Davis '

Classen

.....

$11'87^00

— 12

$1485.00

. -"3.4*

$2700.00

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D F

- - -p- SCHOOL SECRETARIES SALARIES, 1956-57

MONTHS EMPLOYED

SCHOOL

SALARY 7:

Madison

$1575.00

' Buchanan

$1755.00

Holmes, Hazel

Emerson

Horn, Irene

Capitol Hill Senior

James, Reba

N. W. Classen

$2150.00

Janssen, Frances

Northeast

$2150.00

Johnson, Geneva

Douglass

$2780.00 &.

Sequoyah

Holconfb, Leora

•i

I -A’<-

$1440.0

Keith., Lois Mae

F. D. Moon

$1800.0(1

Killian, Glenna

Classen -

$2580.00

Kc^pipan, June ..

Ridgeview

$1440.00

Collidge

$1350.00

/ Ji sA

Ledbetter, Hazel

-Littlefield,- ’Opal.....

t- -

■Grant

Lyon, Mary Lois

Capitol Hill Jr.

$2050.00

Mahaffey, Margaret

Harding

$2750.00

Malone, Gladys

Hhrding

$2150.00

Morrissey, Betty Jean

Bryan

$2580.00

Nichols, Agnes

Rockwood

$1575.00

Nichols, Me nt 10 ry

Dunbar

$1755.00

Oakley, Vera

Culbertson

$1755.00

Pat t er son, Barbara

Washington

$1755.00

Perry, Annabelle

Page

$1755.00

Porter, Gladys

Cleveland

$1755.00

Rogers, Isobel

Linwood

$1755.00

Roller, Elsie

Burbank

Rowles, Hazel

Gatewood

feut • $ 787.|b . W-

•I y

z;;‘X$2050.00

( Resigned )

Schiel, Lahoma Irene

Franklin

Schuler, Edith Nettie

Pierce

$2100. OCX f, '$ 849. (|0

Schwedland, Pauline

Putnam Heights

$1485.OQ’

■ i

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SCHOOL SECRETARIES SALARIES, 1956-57

MONTHS

' .. rtf

Njffl

SCHOOL

EMPLOYED

Sbobey, Odette A

Dunbar

$1800.00

Harding

$2200.00

Columbus

$1575.00

•■Simons, Ola

Lincoln

$1755.00

;Smith, Anna Mae

Stand Watie

$1698.00

Smith, Nina

Harmony

$ 849.50

S tauffer, Laure t ta

Kai sei’

$1615.00

Stephens, Rachelle

Central

$2760.00

Stevenson, Vivian

F. D. Moon

$1950.00

Stewart, Thelma

Britton

$1530.00

Swafford, Ruth

Heronville

Taylor, Doris

N.W. Classen .

$1900.00

Treichler, Nancy

Central

$1900.00

Wagner, Mano1ia

Horace Mann

$ 849.Ogj

Webster, Helen

Wilson

Williams, Ruth

Capitol Hill Senior

Wright, Nan Bessie

Arthur

Scott, Alene ■^iler, Lola i

ysaYQSt

Maurita. Watson,.

Northeaster

$1665!oo

•-

$1575.00

'r. i

$1950.00:

10 .. .... t

$1643.00

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■'(Pr;

ilisted. first on list.)

Con

CAPITOL

Cox, Leonard

Sa I aF

$7000

Roop, Alonzo

6200

Frazier, Sunbeam

4250*

Stone, Ollie B

5300

French, Noba E

Stockton, E|ton J

5300

Graham,

Lansdown,

4800

Hanger, GwendoIyn

3100

5000

Harry, Maxine

3600

Irvan

$450

EI i zabeth

3900; >

1 3

Harper, Dwayne

4700

Hazelwood, Sa idee

Hall, Harrry E

4800

Hendrix, Paul

Freiberger, Alvin

4650

Emerson, Carl D

4800

Jacobson, Anton D

Emberty, Robert

5400

Jones,

Don Iey, Lowe I I

5200

Ke I Iy,

3700

Carpenter, Jess L

4600

Ke I Iy,

Bess i e M

4700

Been, Gladys V

5450

K i mbrough, FeI

4150

Ball, Ada line B

5000

Kincade, Mabel

5000

Bengtson, L H Jr

4100

Biggers, Helen

4800

Lauderdale, Lamora

4100$

Biggs, Jack

3500

Lee, Melvin

395

Brainard, Marjorie

4500

Lewis, Nettie B

500

Bradford, Emjt 0

3600

Littlefield, Henry

Butler, Ruth

3100

Mayes, Dorothy P

Chesher, Alice

4900

McNioch, Ruby

Cohen, Sara R

4700

McPheeter, Julia

Coleman, Thelma

4500

Munde, Jean R

Conner, W L

4660

Murdock, Charles

5000

f r

Ruth 0

4600

w 4600’4^’

360

Corley,

Lillian

4225

Neal, Doradean M ; •

Danford, Marguerite

4600

Ossenkop, Albert

Davis, Virginia M

3750

Phinney, Myrtle Pryor,’

!5S9t«^

R i chert, Mary L

5000

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’mC,." JulyCentra I, .isgT-S=-~T-~ '

•y-“7"'’;

Cap ito I'H i11 Co n r t

Sa I ary

Renegar, Waulea

$3000

- Ringler, Paul D -T

Rj'der, William B

3800

Shogren, Raymond

4000

Tanse1, Cec i1

5000

Thomas, Burn is H

3800

Wester, Berniece M

Shank, Lucy P

3100

Winters, Charles

Smiley, Hazel

3100

Conger, Maybe lie W

Smith, Blanche

4450

Ail i son,

He 1en C

5000

Sm i th, M D

5050

Askew, Eleanor D

^850

Smith, John 0

4700

Bradley, Mary Lee

Spencer, Janet

3950

Brown, Roger

SpeegIe,

4950

Bruner, Leon

Hettye R

4200

Burleson, James S

5000 J

Vaughan, Ed i son B

4500

Bush, Joseph 0

3900 ;

4150

Chappelear, Fanny

4350

Orvin

3950

Chown i ng, Eva

5100

Ward, Bartlett A

4800

Clark, Emmaray

' ‘4200

Wrjght, Ernest

3675

Coffey, ftuth 1

4500

Counc i1, David

3100

Curtis, Eleanor H

4900

Deardorff, Dorothy Mae

31 00

Dooley, Marlene

3100

Ent, Vivian B

3800

Harr i son, C|ov j e

3400

Heuse1, Gera 1d

3400

> Mi z e, Della A Sei ken, Mary A

Semrod,

Summers,

Ludvik J

■i

^aughn, Raymond

I. Williamson,

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL y '

54-00

Bre iiSjaupt, C B

Sa I ary $5900

Brooffls, Horace C

4900

El 1 i»L Thomas M Jr.

4800

HuffAn, J D

4900

Jonejs, Melton H

5100

Looney, Orv i1 1e

4900

Mar Aa II, Al ton J

Hendricks,

Jo Alice

53OO; :

542$;' 54Oo| 48 0^

495O|

4350 |

* 4200 5250 1?

3950

4450

McGuMin, James

5000

Mill ejA, Ra 1 ph V

5300

Hicks, Harry E

5050

Irwin, Jack H

4000

Jarre II, M Mar i on

3500

1 1 stead,, .James.-.4k

Reeves, Jewe 1 1 D

5105'

4700

* -4-

Jones^‘Go Id i e

MEETING OF JULY 2., 1956 - CONT'D

♦

nson, J i m J Kramer, Anita H

$3950

Vulk, Mury-E

4150

Walker, Pauline F

4400

4100

Wa1 1 ace, Ruth

4650-.

Lockwood, Mary W

4700

Winbray, Jesse D

4500’

Lowther, Kathleen

5000

Woodal1, George

3200

Mashburn, Fay

4800

DOUGLAS HIGH

4750

Moon, F. D

Sa l ary $7500

4 he 1 ma

5000

Wilson,

Nutt, John Bruce

4600

Strong, Paul

Parnell, Catherine

3700

P i erce, Ne i1

6000

Phillips, A|ford E

4800

Jeltz, Wyatt F

5700

3900

Darden,

3400

Benefee, Maurice

5300

5100

Lawrence C

4600

(

4850

Reid, Georgia

4650

Harris, Sherman M

4900

Robinson, Ruby M

4850

Alexander,

Lola T

4400

Robinson, Vince

3900

Alexander, Leroy 0

4150

Rogers, Ruth

5000

Bel 1, Sarah

4000

Ross, Edith

3800

Buford, George L

4100

3500

Burnett, Dorothy

3500

Seago, Lorene

3950

0 | ement,

3800

Scruggs, Roberta

3400

Cudjoe, Lawrence

4400

4900

Dabney, Margaret

5000

4850

D i ggs, Jake A

4500

3300

Dodson, G M

4000

Graham,

‘hurston

3'<5OO

Tay 1 or, Doris N

-Tayl1 or, John i^ay! 1 or, Luc i1e E

'5000

1 1a

iFyi 1 or, Harry

3400

Lawrence, Otis 0

3-900

<i 11ley, Jo Leta

3400

Love, Zelma R

5000

Martha V

4650

McClinton, Viola J

i<oo

4900

Mill er, Moses F

W?°:

3200

M|i 1 es, Char 1 es

■ -5- '

•U-

’

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- CONT'D

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„Doug I as Con/t fete

CaIdweII, Virgil

Moore, Erma

$37

Moore, Jessye

4812

CampbeI I, Vera

Morgan, Augusta P

4650

Cherry, Rose M

Rah I and, ^uszeder,

Cockrum,

Eunice

Seward, Walter E

3875

Conger, James H

Sharp, Hi I lard H

4250

Copeland,

Ivy L

Sloss, Minerva A

3800

Cowan, Nona

Strong, Eve Iyn R

4400

Crowe, PauJ

370

Talton, Major B

2075

Cunningham, Clark

5000

Temple, Odessa

4000

Davis, Clayton L

Tompkins, tonsuelo

4900

Doughty, AI ma

Washington, Louis

4000

Ecton, Nellie B

Waterford, G Douglas

4500

Ellis,

WAtson, Natalie

3600

Finnell, Jean H

3600

Wharton, Dolphin A

3400

F i nd 1y, Eve 1yn G

3400

Wiley, Lea F

5000

Ghormley, Maurice

4500

Williams, Geraldine

4700

Gibson, Katherine

4600

Sa 1 ary

Hale, Charles A

3950

$6800

Hedges, Edna L

5000

NORTHWEST CLASSEN HIGH (Malone, J. Frank

4200 W'

'CM

. 3800 3600

1nez

5450

Johnson, Arthur A

4200

Hall and, A B|anche

5000

Hu let, Retha W

5600

Ho 1 1 and, Mi1dred

5000

Es4es, Lloyd

5625

Irwin, Rex

5050

Bri|cher, George W

5600

Jamison, Marion

3100

Alberts, Audr i e

4350

Johnson, Arthur C

4400

Anfflerson, Jack

3600

Kerr, Charles W

3300

B®Bttenhamer, Joe

3000

Knight, Mabel C

4700

3800

Lewis, Soce L

400,( -5

.y^feazbee. Geraldine . --4 Byers, Ophel'j a ’ -.

Lewis, Mary L

, Helen M

James rtlvin

M";

5000

L i nk, Livin

fig

Hazel

’

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

Loftis, Gene A

$3800

Vontungeln, Henrietta

$5000 *

4100

Wedding, Mary E

4600 6

Milburn, Geraldine

3100

West, Beth

5150

Mi 1 1 er,Marjor i e

4550

Weinert, Duane R

4250

Mi 1 1 er, Ramah D

3200

Whitehead, Ann

3400

Mills, Madge

3400

Wi 1 loughby,

4900

Mooney, Mary J

3600

Murray, Winnie

4100

Cheney, Robert B

Nichols, Raymond T

3750

Swanson, David

4250

Norwood, Alonzo

4650

Paul, Maur i ne

5000

Owen, Kathleen

4500

Douglas, ^harles H

4300

Paden, John M

4900

Lillard, Billy J

4850

Park, Mabel 0

5000

Baumwoll, Dorothy A

3000

Peale, Dorothy 0

4400

Bell, Lorra i ne K

4100

Pendleton,

3100

Boyet, Aggie

3800

P i ckard, Le1 i a

5000

Branson.,. Sue A

4800

Pruitt, Mary M

5000

Brown, Walter R

3500

Roblyer, Jack A

4475

Brucher, Mary

5000

Sartin, Nevva 1

3900

Burk,

James

3300

Shafer, Carl

4900

Lefevers, Carolyn

3000

5000

Dessauer, Bonnie L

3200

4400

Farmer, Bill H

3600

Standridge, John F

4700

Fortenberry, Jimmy

3500

St Dizier, Rodney

3800

Geasland, Mary

3100

Su1 1 i van, Wes 1ey

3500

Haney, Maxine

3200

Taylor, George H

3200

Hawthorn, John L

4450

Thompson, Margaret

4650

Herre1 1, Pau 1

3100

Tyler, Maxine

3500

Hill, Thomas J

3700

Vcjn

3800

Holt, John W

Marcotte,

Leonard

Laverne

Shepard, Gladys Smelser, Carroll 4

Rqo

1 , Don. .

X3Z5O*

i ta 1 e^ FrJbnkT

•«4'?

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CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL

Hooven, Roberta L

Sa 1 ary $6700

. 3700 t 4doi|S

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1950 - CONT'D

Ju I y

Classen Con't Jackson, Betty

Sa I ary

$3200

U.S. GRANT HIGH SCHOOL

Sa I ary

$6800

Browe, Russe11

Jones, Billy

3400

Wa1 raven, Maur i ce

4200

Joslyn, Helen

3200

Smith, Thomas

4800

Kerr, Eva

3400

Arnett, Beryl Ann

3000

Lamb, Elizabeth C

4000

Ba 1 lew, Gera 1d

3100

McCain, Mary T

3750

B i1 1 i ngs1ea, Vera

4400 s

McKee, Frank E

5000

Bittie, Juan i ta

4900

Mi 1 burn, Troy

3000

Bowman, Fern

3000

Mistele, Robert

4200

Brandt, Patricia

'■£‘<

31 00

M i tche1 1, Babe R

3950

Britton, Iona G

4400

0'Nea1, Frda

4300

Brown, Donald

3400

Petree, James

3100

Carter,

Ida F

4600

Preble, Ethel M

3700

Cates, Juanita

5000

Reeves, Chester A

4000

Chase, C D

4250

Riley, Richard T

3400

Cox,

James

3600

Roberts, Della L

4100

Creecy, V i nni e

4100

Russe11, Gene

3700

Douthitt, Eleanor

3000

Ryan, Kathleen

3500

E 1 1 iott, Easter G

4100

Shehein, Jeannette

3400

Fah1, Barbara

3200

Sne11, Ruth E

4800

Gi1 1 i1 and, Lonn ie

4000

S^evend, Marye

3400

Gonuolluler, Betty

3500

St inson, Este1 1 a

4800

Harris, Woodfin G

Tedford, Harvey W

4100

Henry, Berm ice

3500 38|b^

Unferth, Efalea

4950

Hi 11, Bi 1 |y Bue|

3opb.

Wa11 ace, G|en K

3700

Holbert, Woodrow

Wooten, Ruth

4600

Hostetter, Lyle

37f>0' K 38|O/ 44 (Ip ‘

Humphrey, Marjorie

Jones, Edythe H ..

Jones,/ Norma L

MEETING OF JULY 2, 195'6- CONT'D

“iW

Grant Conf Lawson,

Lenna E

|*y

$4700

Layman, Mickie S

3100

Lundy, May S

4400

McDonald, Don C

3700

Manning, Mary C

3300

Martin, Hazel

3200

Mesplay, Nita M

3200

Methany, Donald

3800

M i tcheII, William

3200

Moore, John K

3600

Moorhead, Esther L

3200

Moutray, Guilford

3750

Nations, C|aude Jack

3500

Nees, James

3400

Niblett, Clarence

3300 3700

Patterson, Mildred

3800

Pearson, Bertha M

3700

Pendleton, Reirie H

4250

Ruffu, Sidney v*

3600

Sanford, Frances J

3100

Sparks, Mary

3600

Stathos, Georgia

3100

Stewart, Earl L

3850

Sqghru, Lois

3100

Terry, A|ice

3500

Todd, Donald

3600

WaItman, Bill

3400

Wheeler, Heo

3500

White, Nancy Ann

3200 "

Gr an t Con *t

Woods, Myron NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL

Green, J B

$3400

Sa I ary

$7500

Spapgler, Mace

6000

Beck, Grace D

4250

Bills, Edith F

4350

Busey, Woodrow C

4250

Carter, Za i da E

4800

Clay, Dorothy A

5000

Cunningham, Johnnye H

3900

Davidson, Mollie M

4300

Davison, Grace E

3850

Ellis, Henry Etta

Gifford, Zazelle D

Gillette, Gladys

4900

Go.rdon, Royce M

4025 I

Havenstrite, Winston

3400

Hutchins, James K I ngram, Pau line E

Isom, Vernon H

Jenkins, Vasca Karns, Tom L Krueger, Richard Laing, Louise

Lowery, Francis Malone, Martha

Merideth, Harold D

M i Iler, Lw s

■r

MEETING OF JULY J2, 19^

- CONT'D

-e-

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Harding, Conzt S’

$3400

Minter, Thomas J'

rVj

3200

N i e1 son, Pauline

3750

Fortenberry, Edward

37,00

Pittman, Maude J

4750

Frow, Frankie R

Richmond, Charles

4500

Graham, Dorothy B

3500 b' 4000

Schumacher, Donna

4950

Graham,

3600

Smith, E1na C

5000

Harre1, Dona 1d M

3900

Smith, Wayne

3400

Higbie, Marceleste

3500

Snedaker, Dorothy

5000

Ingraham, Chester

4050

Terry, Marjorie

4400

Jacobs, Edith M

5000

Thomas, William

3100

Locke, A11ece

Thompson, Ethel

4157

McDan i e1, Bill

3700

Thompson, Richard

3100

McPherson, Jack

3100

Walker, John L

4400

Mi 1 1 er, James D

3200

White, Martha F

4000

Morrison, Buena V

5000

White, Nqt F

3875

Newton, Herberta

4000

W i1 son, Nad i ne

4250

Now land, Charles

3400

Yoesting, 0|arenCe

4350

Ogle, Leonard C

3500

Sa 1 ary

Peyton, Nan

4200

$7200

Potter, Jerry A

4550

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f; *4

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Clemens, Ted L

•

S? ' • L?

7 ■'■;

4250

Shinn, Chloe

4650

Powers, Samuel

3600

Lawson, Fred

5050

Roberts, Byron W

4200

Hubbard, Wendall

4600

Robbins, Mildred F

4400

Hoover, Maureen

5600

Rotzinger, Edmund

4400

Ila Z

4050

Sayre, Maurine

4250

Bruce, Mary C

5000

Scott, Brown .

3200

Carr, Albert Lee

3400

Sharp, Haro 1d J

4800

Colgan, Margaret

3100

Sheets, Bess M

3700

Coo 1ey, Virginia

4150

Shirley, Audrey

401 0

^FDiehm, Josephine M

4050

Sharkey,

B i eke 1 1, i

Irma

■ I

1 .<

[•- ’'glffigfr

i '-jgg

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.3950

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Starks, Carr i e » '

31B

’ 4800

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Harding Con't

■fe

Sa I ary

Stephenson, Edward

$3600

Stewart, Juanita A

5000

Demand, Mary F

31.00

Stewart, Mary

4450

Dierdorff, Marian

4®0

Stone, Edith M

5000

Edmiston, Stella R

5000

Swansong Frank A

5000

Edmond, Kenneth D

3$00

Thompson, Richard

3850

Farmer, Joe M

3600

Till man, He 1en M

3100

Figg, Joe

3200

Walker, Dan M

4000

Gese1 1,

3300

Walker, Joseph T

3750

Gi1 more, Mer1e K

4000

Webster, Arthur

3800

Haggard,

Bernice

3833

West, Helen

5000

Hanstein, Leonard

3850

Wild, F|ora K

4800

Harrington, Foster

4650

Wiser, Clarice B

4350

Hinkelmann, Otto

3500

Wolfe, ^harlotte

3200

Imbler,

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL

West, Harry

i11ie M

Davison,

$3950

Gera 1d i ne

Irene 1

Sa 1 ary

James, Lewis F

$6800

Jennings,

3100 3400

Bess C

4800

Hibbert, Bernice B

4900

Kunkel, Florence W

3900

Fleming, J Garwin

5650

Lackey, Toney

3600

Bowlan, ^izemore

5500

Luper, Marybell

3300

Acers, Adne110

3800

Lyd i ck, R i1 1 a L

5000

Atchison, Margaret

4800

Marsha 1 1, Lyda W

4500 4ii?

■

Baldwin, Marguerite

4900

Mayer, Joan

Blevins, Alfred

4600

McIntire, Marietta

Brewer, Vela B

3800

Mi 1 1 iron, Virgi 1 Dean

34:00

Burget, Donald

3700

Muhlberg,

3600.

Burget, George

3800

Oliver, Ze 1 ma 0

4800

" Col 1i er, Fern M

4950

Osborn, Kathleen

3400

Coon, Lewis H

4050

Ostafin, Mary Jean

3500

^Courtney, Arch

4750

PPr^wder-^Samue I . > •

3950 \

2, 1956 - CONT’D

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37OQ

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MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D XT

Southeast Con'

3700

Comby, Anita

3700

4850

Condren, Robert W

4750

Sallee, Blufford

3750

Caswell, tlynema

3200

Sipe, Robert R

3800

Cox,

Smith, Elizabeth G

4600

Di ck i nson, Pat

3875

Sparks, James M

3600

Dipboye, Eugene L

4-500

Spears, Patsy S

3100

Dolan, LB

5000

Spencer, Patricia

3100

Eckstein, Mary N

4350

Swick, Mary M

3300

Graves, J R

4000

j Thibault, Bernard

3600

Hawthorn, Bertie A

Thompson, Frances

3200

Henry, Bessie

4300

3600

Ho 1 1 and, Kerm i t S

4000

3400

Ho 1 1oway, Fred C

4100

Weird, LeRoy

4400

Hughes, ^laude |V|

3600

wh i tt1e, Janet

3200

Ke 1 1ogg, Anna

3500

Woods, Mart

4150

Laucus, Paul

3400

Sa 1 ary

Lewis, Luther E

3400

$7600

Little, Joy Kirk

King, Dee

5300

Morrow, Robert R

Mullins, Dale

4550

Moore, Grace R

Al 1en, Marjor i e

4100

N i choIs, Ross E

4425

Baker, Eva M

4250

Nokes, Mary T

4100

B ay z, Mary V

3400

Norwood,

E||rry, Edward

4300

Owens, Ted

4200

Bry, Robert L

3500

Powe 1 1, James R

4050

Back, Kathryn F - 'W Burdette, Mary E

3300

Robbins, Jean H

4150

Rupp, Melvern

3500

Semrad, Everett V

oark, Nann S

*• x

Vandenburgh,

t r

Vickrey,

Ethel

Thomas

SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL Grady, Charles

$4450

$3400

3400

1sabe11e

3800 •v

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Ida Mae

4325

Shields, Marvin L'

.,4150 -12-

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f MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT’D

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1956

Southeast Con ' t

Salary?

Sa I ary

Imogene D

$3200

Snyder, Frank 1 i n

3800

Howell, Janice M

Staley, E|izabeth

4450

Jackson, James L

4450 * * 3100

Taylor, Bob

3100

Lackey, Hope

3570 '

W i n d e s,

3850

Leighton, Wayne E

3800

Sa 1 ary

Masters, Marie

4450

16800

McFarlane, Sa 1 I ie

3400

5350

M i1 am, Lorena A

4350

4800

Miller, A|ma

4450

4700

Monahan, Cec ilia

3875

Adams, Wanda Lee

3100

Mooney,

Lawrence

4450

Arnold, Ernest 8

4200

Morse, Louise

4800

Blackert, Kathryn

5000

Musselman, Howard

4450

Jacques

3700

Myers, Char|otte M

4100

Brunson, Lorene 1

4200

Olson, Betty J

33b0

Bumpas, Lydia A

4600

Pa 1mer, J William

4200 -

Ca11ahan, Opa1

5250

Sass, Rachel

3206...

Christensen, Roma

4000

SmaIley,

^Cornel ius, Lawton

3500

Souther, E^na M

4900

SMavis. Jeanne

3200

Stone, Arta

4750

4650

Sutton, R M

4250 •

3400

Thomas, Jewe11

3800

Timmons, Mildred

4800 ’

3400

Walker, Leander F Jr

3300

.Goodmen, R A

4700

Willi ams, Lola

4150 X

/Gordon, John B

3600

Smith,

Inez C

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.Miskovsky, John 0 Chase, Ruby

Herndon, Frances G

1 Bowman, Glen D

Brownlow,

j^^av i s, Ruth ,-^Dotson, Naomi

;Gardner, Johnnie Goff, Ann

$3500 '

Laura

4200'

5000

F. D. MOON HIGH SCHOOL

Sa 1 ary !'

Grundy, June M

4900

Guerrero, tharles

3100

Willi ams, Lou i s C

..'^Hammond, Paul R

4000

Wood, Christine

Malhston . Rudolph

3400

Jenk i ns,. J . M.

Johnson, William

$6200 t

5050 4625

5150 ' ft

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MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONTâ€™D

F D Moon Conf t

Allen, Ruth M

S4400

Blair, Ma 1yne

3300

Scott, Janice

3300

Boyd, Sadye E

4100

Server, Daisy H

3800

Chandler, Wayne C

3600

Stephens, Gladys

4100

4600

White, Bernice P

3900

Davis, Fred C

3800

W i nston, Alice M

4200

Denton, Anne;tea

3200

Wray, Freddie M

4100

Doug 1 as, Nellie 1

3950

Dulan, Otis L

3950

Huffman, Clarence

Emery, Sampson

3950

Lew i s, M i1dred r

5250

Faine, Ruth H

3300

Gardner, Dan A

5150

Fizer, Mary E

3200

Armstrong, Wynema

3750

Foster, Henrietta

4900

Bailey, V ictor

3100

Freeman,

4750

Butler, Clyde E

3400

Gorham, Thelma

3600

Ball, Bever1y

3200

Greer, Lola B

4600

Coffey, Richard E

5000

4000

Cof f i a, Wj||jani J

3500

Johnson, Emmett

3100

Coles, Maudie

3600

Johnson, Rosetta A

3100

Cotton, E M

3900

Ke 1 1y, Caro 1yn u

4100

Crews, Doyle H

4150

King, Dorothy M

3700

Crowe, Rose

330$

3600

Davis,

E|ya L

Cooper,

Guess,

Emma 1ee

James E

Scobey, Julia Mae

JACKSON JR. HIGH SCHOOL

$3100

Sa 1 ary

$6800

3850

4250

Dotson, Virginia M

3900 Pierce, Roger 6

3900

Erickson,

^ladys S

3800

3600

3875

4.550

'4750

3900

4250 ;

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

Jackson Conzt

Humphrey, Thelma

Kel 1ey,

3700

July 1,

I9>6

Sa 1 ary

Wa1 1 ace, J i m

$4250

Westervelt, Ruth D

4700

Willi amson, Gladys

4450

4200

TAFT JR. HIGH

Iola M

4025

Graham, W 8

Leverett, Kathryne

4400

Turner, Harry E

5550

Lundy, Lewis G

4150

Howard, Lourana L

4950

Monjaras, Alfonso

3950

White, J C

4700

Muegge, Marilyn F

3100

Alexander, Carol

Nesbitt, Mildred G

3900

Badger, Dorothea L

5000 :

Perdue, Ted Vernon

3200

Boyles, Laverna S

4650

Pointer, borthene

3500

Brown, Ma 1 i nda S

4500

Price, Raymond W

4025

Calder, Evelyn

4050

Reed, John A

3200

Carmichael, *'uth S

3875;

Reeves, Eva L

3600

C1 i fton, Sam G

3800,^

Reid, Ann Wood

4568

Cord ill, ^1adys Mar i e

r 3900?

R i ng, Lo i s

3500

Conner, H Roy B

5000

Rosen, EUgene

3900

Curry, Pat

3700

Ross, George T

4100

Donaldson, Mildred

4500

Ross, Katherine

4650

Downs, Floryce M

3850

Sherrill, Herschel

3800

Downs, Evelyn R

3200

Shike, Virginia C

4250

Eagin, Marcelle P

31 00

Somers, Martha G

4550

Farrow, Nell b

40;25

Sm i th, Wall ace

4550

Hami 1 ton, Hope H

4600

Spain, Delbert H

3600

Harrison, E^ith S

4^00

Spurlock, Joe W

3300

Hun 1ey, Ve1ta M

4^5:o

Taylor, Emma Jo

4900

Johnson, Marciel

3500

Teska, Anna M

3800

Jones, Margerite

5cfco

Thompson, Ruth E

4850

Kaemer, Carolyn

3100

Mack i n-/ William P

Lane,

Jackson Con/t

$3700 5000

Ke 1 ley, Laura M

r r

Sa 1 ary

Jayne, Viola

He 1ena E

.. /

er,. Joe

Salary â€¢ .

$7000

3100'

-15 4

MEETING OF JULY 2, 195& - CONT'D

-a1 Taft Con*t

Sa I ary

-ZJ*

ftf-t-n

Frank I in Con±t Cosner, Annamarie

Margaret

$3950

Matthews, James A

4950

Cunningham, Louise

3600

Murray, Francis J

3950

Evans, Lael W

3950

Ne1 son, Loren P

3600

Grossman,

4025

Novey, Pau line

4410

Harrison, 0har|es Ray

3100

Panos, Opal

3100

Hostetter, Carroll

3500

Puckett, Greta F

3550

Keith, Dona 1d L

3 P00

Ridenour, Opal E

4750

L1o yd, He 1en

3 100

Sapp, Susan S

3600

Maupin, Robert E

Shacklett, Sadie

4800

McMu1 ten, Florence

5000

Shinn, Harry E

3500

Morey, Juan ita

4050

Smith, Robert

3200

Musgrave, M Bernice

4200

SneII, Faye G

3600

Ruster, Reba

4095

Thomas, Charles S

3900

Simpson, Do|oris E

4800

Thurston, Margaret

3200

Stark, James Ed

3100

Urmston, Elizabeth

3700

Walter, Vera R

4200

Weltzheimer, Oscar

3800

Maloney,

FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL

Sa 1 ary

Lawter, Joe

$5400

Lola T

WEBSTER JR HIGH

Mayes, S L

3|o9

Sa I ary

$6200

Martin, Ewing

5400

French, Willi am

4475

Burchard£,Wi1 1 i am

4025

Jones, Herbert

5400

Curtis, Arnold R

3800

Anderson, Judd D

5100

De 1aney, Ar 1 i e F

5000

Chapman, Lugene

4650

Denn is, Dona 1d

3300

Simmons, Paul

4900

Eagin, Char|es E

3100

West^, Cec i 1 R P Crosno, Ina M

4700

Hamm, William C

3700

Harmon, Manon

5050

Arnold, M J

4900

Ho 1bert, Wi 1 son

3600

Buchanan, Bonnie B

4700

Lucy,

Co les, Alvin

3600

Perry, Raymond A 4800 Pybas, junl^W^WW?;j>50

Comfort, Do.nna SU'e

3100

L i1 i be 1

4650

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

Webster Con't

Scan Ian, Alice B Schoch,

Isabelle w

Sa I ary

$5000 4000

Swanson, Caro 1 a A

4300

Vandaveer, Mary E

41 15

Warram, ^uth M

3850

Whittle, Rosalie Maur ice 3675 Willis, Bess

4350

W i1 son, Rex

3400

MEETING OF JULY 2, 195$ - CONT'D

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS $

(Principal shown first on list.)

)HN ADAMS ELEM Dlavenport, W C

V â€¢I.

Sa 1 ary

$5300

Arthur Con't

Sa 1 ary

Burleson:, Lois

$3500

Abe 1, Florence

3800

Ebel ing, Myrtle A

4500

Allen, Hazel

3700

Engle, Ruth N

3300

Bass, Nona

3600

Hackler, Doris

3 ftJo

Beaty, Epa

3700

Hayden, Laura G

<100

Bundorf, Arlene B

3800

Kile, Jo Ann

3100

Cgmpbe11, Mary L

4100

McM i1 1 an, Virginia

3200

Cosl 1 ins, Kathryn

3000

Perk ins, Helen S

3750

Currier, ^lara B

4800

Presson, Betty Jo

3|00

Duerksen, Bertha

4025

Reed, Edith

3300

Emry, Mary L

3700

Walker, Edith Mae

3300

Gren i ger, Lillian

3600

Mann i ng, Hilda

3600

Mayfield, Madeline

3400

Jones, C1ara

4050

Iona Raymer

3100

McCann, 0|eo G

4550

Myers,

Nolen, Emma K

4325

Overman, Beryl H

3900

BANNAKER ELEM

Salary

Moulder, Mary E

BELLE

$5050

ISLE EL EM

Sa 1 ary

McCall, Ethyl

$5400

Spradling, Ruth F

3300

Harkey, Marie

Townsend, Daisy M

3700

Jenkins,. Margaret

4800

Wag.joner, tula M

4300

Webb, Robert

3600

Wolf, Ursula Mae

3400

Workman, Eva Mae

3400

ds, Edith B

3600

McCracken

3200

BRITTON ELEM i

R ELEM

, Bert

an, Nita Rae

Sa 1 ary

Sul 1 ins, Forrest J

$5600

$5300

Bal lew, Becky

3100

3400

Bloomer, Mary

3885

3100

Courtney, Ruby L

3850

3600

13500

J3 il 1 i 1 and, Lillian

4350 j|

34003^

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

—

A .5

Sa I ary

Britton Con't

Howe I I, Ruth

$4350

Buchanan Con 't

Sa l ary

$3500

Dykstra, Thomas

Hunt, Stayce M

3600

Frederick, M S

M i tcheI I, Jewe I

4750

Glessner, M Chloe

4300 148*00

Page, Reitha

3300

Gorom, Chloe A

39^0

Post, Gwendolyn

4600

Heffner, Daisybee

Spangler,

4650

King, Margaret A

47g0 w 3j&

3850

Mitchell, Delores

Isabelle

Staley, Emmett WILL I AIM J. BRYAN ELEM Jeans, Wayne M

Lillian

Sa I ary

Oakes,

$6800

0g1e, Roberta

36|O 37*00

1.?

C l ark, Lo i s

4069

Potts, Helen C

Drake, Minta Mae

4410

Shook,

E| | i son, Lott i e

3990

Statton, Ze 1 1 a V

4700

Farley, Nancy Bess

5145

Swingle, Maude

3900

Gr i ggs, Veu1 a C ■c

5040

Treado, Helen A

3300

Hall, Rubye M

4132

White, Anna

4100

Herdon, Cathleen H

3780

Wicker, Lavonne F

3500

Hurst, Gwendolyn E

3780

Irma J

BURBANK ELEM

Baber, Eldon C

4750

Sa l ary

$5000

Jean

3255

Jou11 ian, Jeannette

3465

Barger, Geneise C

3700

Simpson, Lorene P

4043

Bow 1 i n, G1adys M

4350

Sa 1 ary

Dyer, Frances G

4250

$5600

Do 1 ton, Louis

3400

Ishmael, Carol

BUCHANAN ELEM Eads, Dalton L

Baber, Evalena

3550

Garwin, Ruth

3100 •

Bomar, Bernice

3650

Hatchett, 01 eta

3400

■ Carm i chae1, Alta

3700

Martin, Ruth S

3500

C1 i fton, Era

3850

Simmons, Fan El

3400

Cline, Clyde

4650

Wilson, Clara D

3100

Davis, Mary N

4150

4100 4600

MEETING OF JULY 2, 19% - CONT'D

•

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--..July,

CAREY: ELEM._... -------Roeher,

Salary^

Luc iI Ie

$5550

Mai I y, KuthIeen

COMjfJGB EtW' "

Wad^, Clara M Villa R

$5800

3200

Carter,

3100

Debano, Dorothy A

3100

Sa 1 ary

Farr, Buddy

3100

Burnett, Delbert

$4250

L i ndsey, Etan T

3700

Britton, Beulah

4650

Ma 1 1 ory, tvuby L

3400

Cudjoe, Lance

3780

Moyer, Marguerite

3300

3800

Mercer, Opal

3400

3800

Mi 1 1 er, Geneva H

3300

Sa 1 ary

Myatt, Edna

3750

$6200

Poore, B|anche

3500

I CARVER ELEM

. ’J

’

3100

Winner, Lleane

CLEVELAND ELEM

Liebhart, Ethel

Armer, Minnie L

4800

Robinson, Evelyn H

3100

Connor, Eva L

5000

Snowbarger, Lois

3500

Geis, Jewe I I

3400

Standefer, Leia E

3500

Gross, Edna J

4200

Su1 1 i van, Joyce

3100

HQdges, (jlara Louise

3400

Thomason, Gertrude

3800

Keck I er, M Jean

4450

%cker, Sue E

3100

‘ McCandless, Edna p

‘

4600

COLUMBUS ELEM

Baker, Verna E

4250

New, Bess R

4800

Burns, W &uth

4100

Powe I I, Beu I ah

3950

Dav is, Winnie L

4050

Spurrier,

4500

Dobbs,

Symes, Stella M

3850

Doty, Maurine T

| ;

Underwood, J E

4450

Farber, C|ara E

WiI I iams, Haze I 0

3900

FeI I er, Grace F

Witham, Madelyne

4350

Gi bson, Pauline

f- ■ ■

4750

•

Goodart, ^ose U Lindsey, Martha L

♦ Pederson, Naomi P

■, j ’ " :.|i

$6200

Mill er, Carolyn H

Ina Belle

3200

Irene F

J';

Salary

May, Rose S

Scott, Ot i s J

3400 3100

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1 '

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Co lumbus Con zt

■®

Poole, Maybe 1 1e

$4100

July J,

yulbert^on Ion t

Sa 1 ary

Petree, Velma 1

. ■>

Sa 1 ary

$5000

Pr i chard, Phyllis

3500

Reilly, Mamie Dickerson

399’0

Russ, Marguerette

4000

Stewart, Velma L

3600

Weaver, EI i nor

395.0 F 35O|)

■

Sala,

tno;ce

Seaman, Mur i e1 F F

$6i|r

S£a1 1bor i s, Ora L

3850

Basey, Margaret 1

360®-

Woods, Mary K

3500

Byrne, Ho 1 1 ie J

3700

Sa 1 ary

Cox, Hazel F

3900

$5000

Draper, Mary

5000

1ra D

Christian, Leora H

3800

Earnest, Letcher

3750

Cooper, Kathryn jScj co ft ilbr, -erss/kT Holbert, Effie

3600

Foster, Fern B

4700

3600

Greer, Pascle J

3800

Osborne, Betty

3100

Helms, Gertrude

3950

Pendley, Edna D

4500

HiveIy, Virginia

3500

Smith, Samuel

3400

Lee, Bernice H

4400

Statum, Ever M

4050

Mabry, Annie R

4 100

Salary

Mayberry, Goldie

4000

$5900

McCharen, Lura B

3700 3700 £ 3 5Qp

i' . ■ i'

CULBERTSON ELEM Thomas, Frances C Beckman, Louise A

4800

Reagan, Mattie Lou

B i1 1 i ngsley, Eli zabeth

3570

Ward, Mae Belle

Ens low, Vera Agnes

4305

Curt is, Mildred

3780

Goen, Jean

3300

Aposto1, Mary G

Hopper, Lois

3400

Barnard, Lois N

Houser, Betty

3400

Barthelme, Ann L

4620

Bird, Eudean D

3950

Farley, Kathryn E

DEWEY ELEM Murnane, Caroline L

. Johnson, Amy * Ke 1 1y, Les lie L

i p 1,. Car lee. W

4800

4500 *

Sa 1 a?dy

$53<®

33^ 3<

3I<jK‘ ' ■ 375Si’ 38°®

A-

A < Landon, Mary Helen

;

Ohaff in, Floy

5000

Hall,

Salafc

Smith, Elizabeth S

CRESTON HILLS ELEM

i .■ j--"

JEFFERSON DAVIS ELEM

5000

•

Hall, Mary 1 Lynn, Carmeh R

35OO^>

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D -t—

J"?11 1

I u Hill

W IF- f

I^i^Nutt, Eunice A

Mukes,

$3600

*■

Sa 1 at?^ ' '

4100

Pett it, Johnnie

31 5® f

Skinner, Freeda

4800

Reynolds, Joanna L

4700f-

3900

Richardson, Wyo1ene

3500;

4100

Sanford, Cornel ia V

4200

Sa 1 ary

Stephens, Freddie

4850

$5600

Townsend, Bertha M

4050

en,, Laura E

3500

Walker, Jacqueline

3300

Bruce, Elizabeth

4350

Bann, Erma M

3900

s, Ruby L /-Vg^gtwerp,

Beknetta

DUN

Wadkjins, Bert

‘he I ma M

Cannon,

Sa 1 ary

EDGEMERE ELEM

$5925

Thomas, Alta E

4100

Bai ley, Barbara

I vorye 0

3875

Cravatt, Lucille E

3400

He I en

3600

D i ckson, Anna M

4150

I I a Iee

3800

Fu1 1r i ch, Rose B

4800

(Daniels, James F

3500

Hamby, Freda M

4100

Douglass, Octavia

4226

Hogue, Mary E

4350

Douglas, M Lorayne

3500

Hubbard, Nellie M

4*50

Frank tin,

4800

Olson,

4200

3950

4800

4500

Pope, Char 1 ie T c* -> V Reaves, uuby

Haynes, Alberta

5000

R i ley, Barbara

3600

Haywood, Vestora M

4600

Southerland,

Jones, lhelma H

3600

Warren, Fannie Mae

Jordan, Esther J

3800

Wheat, Helen L

■l^eith, Anna

3950

THOMAS EDISON ELEM

C®rr,

$380(T

Mabel

‘h e I ma F

Ruble,

? A

„

Dunbar Con't

Sa 1 ary

ewey Con't

•y

5000 .

■

Quarter, iIey,

Irene L

Hancock, Allen A .'■4 1'

Jjancock,

•k?£

Luci I le J

Irene

■

4350

Emtna

4000

4150 >

< ?

3600 Ml. £Wi‘: . ■ ■ . ■' Sa Liary

ng, Leona P

4800

Phillips, He 1en

ckI i n, E I i z

3400

Bow 1 i n, Jo Ann

4750

Brown, Myrtle L

&thj

Queen i e

|J^a I I , Cl ar a V

win lo

5(Bo , ,

4900

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F isher, VirginiaP .. -> v , -s^ *

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MEETING OF JULy 2, 1956 - CONT'D F

Sa 1 ary

■M sliter / V j rg i nia-

$36W

Hammett, Helen A

3600

^-i I verna i I , Audrey

4750

EJaer £ on Con' t, 11 ■ "./vs-

. JhMM

Yoder, 0ustava Young, Blanche K

jj^faW $4800 5250

SHARDS EL EM

Alexander, Jean

GambIe, Ode I Ie f

Salary

Morrow, Lillian G

$5800

Baxter, Evelyn R

4350

3600

Cooper, Sue N

4200

4800

Eads, Cleo P

4000

3600

Jarnoe, Mary E

4750

4650

Mackin, Erma 1

4150

4100

Spahr, Pau line

4800

Wattenbarger, Grace

4750

Webster, Eaura M

5000

Sa 1 ary

nian, Andrson J i

EUGENE FIELD ELEM

$5000

■ »

Johnson, Virgie

3875

Rob i nson,

Ivy B

4350

Rolfe, Rubye

MILLARD FILLMORE ELEM

3900

Quinn, Lila

4900

Salary $5900 *

SmitFi, Dorothy D

4100

Baker, Ermyl M

4450

4200

Braden,

Ina M

4450

Strong, Anna M

4200

Buck, Edith A

3800

Swa in, Mildred G

3300

Crossman, Mary A

4800

Thomas, 6|adys

4650

Duffy, Patsy

3100

Willi ams, Eve Iyn L

4000

Fulton, Margaret M

3100

Sa 1 ary

Green, Barbara Summers

3000

$5800 .

Harper, Edna E

3900

Sparks, Ade I Ie

EMERSON ELEM

Tungeln, Von Alfred Arnold, Ruby V-

4200

Janssen, Jewel D

4050

Brewer, Olive

3885

Jones, David

3^0.

Chambers, Eu I a M

4800

Kuhn, Frank i e

Dessauer, Florence

4800

Loffhagen, ‘^uth E

Joi I iff, AnnabeI Ie

4800

McConnell, Jen ice

Harmon, Mary G

4800

McCreless, Russell Anne

3100

3780

Moore, Reba

3950'

4500

Nielson, Kathryn M

3800'

5000

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Orr, Winnie

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

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Gatewood Con't — «------------------:—

Sa 1 ary

1956

Salary

Coonf i e1d, Moge1 1e

$3100

—Uj-nn i e-

$3'8'00'

Pryor, Wills T

3750

Gafford, M E

4800

Richardson, Edna A

3600

Inskeep, Barbara rt

3100

SeI ken, Hatt i e M

4200

Pa 1mer,

Violett, Leota

3100

Patterson, A|ice H

3700

Wood, Elaine F

3400

Riley, ^u1 eta A

5000

Sa 1 ary

Schme1zenbach, ^Ima

4800

*4600

Wa1ters, Allie P

4950

Young, Coral

5000

FOSTER ELEM RusseII, Ar i st Ie Moore, Ruth

4150

W i Ison, J ef t' i e L

3700

GARDEN OAKS ELEM

Horn, Hazel “

1 one B

Sa 1 ary

HARMONY ELEM

$5800

McNatt, Ethel

Salary $5850

4750

Crowley, Margie E

3100

Coy, Opal S

3800

De 1aney, He 1en E

5000

Curry, Zarah M

3500

Hays, E|izabeth M

4700

3600

Hoover, Florence

3600

4050

Krogstad, Mar aret

3000

K i rk,WesIey

3700

McKernie, Lorna L

4250

Lawrence, Vivian W

3800

Miller,

Log i an, Sylvia

3700

Myer, Opal

Jackson, i v i an ■ T^/r i u Sj ft Johnson, Helen L

^0 &

Lqv

3200

4300

3700

Nance, Ethel

Swa in, Alice M

3900

Rainwater, Martha

Wadkins, Alma

3600

Robertson,

4650

GARFIELD ELEM ••

1£

t ‘T $ f

$5100

Austin, Lois J

3100

Bow I by,

3750

Leymond A

ZupI i ne, Manon

Sa I ary

Sherfy, W i|da I

^helma

WILLIAM HARRISON ELEM

Corr, Margaret T

Weeks, Sue

3400

Blevins,

Woods, Ruth N

3500

Bogue, Hazel D

ELEM

Clark, Vivian M„

Sa I ary

$5*80© . Grant, Lillian I

3600

-24-

Fuhr i ngr Margare€^v^^^

4250

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CON 'D

Harrison Con't Gorrell, Doramae M

Sa I ary

$3600

■$41 5»-

Bum, Sylvia u

Kerr, Audrey R

4150

Carlton, Evangeline

3400

Mackey, Marie M

4100

Courtner, Margaret

4550

Rodke, Anna Scott

4200

F i nch, Ann L

4250

Wiler, Valera

4250

Garten, A|ma M

4700

Sa 1 ary

Gerard, Herbert C

3500

$6200

Hooper, Oma R

5000

HAWTHORNE ELEM Nuzum, Lee M Dotson, Ladean W

3500

Jones, Florence F

Huffman, Frances M

4100

Mays, Em i 1y E

4800

Mitchell, Hiarlott

5000

Leftwich, Paul E

3500

Nance,

4000

L i sten, Mar i e S

4800

Pratt, Madge

3875

McNabb, Teresa

5000

Quisenberry, Frances

4150

Moore, Jewel 1 D

5000

Simmons, Juanita

3300

Turner, Ruth

3400

West, Margaret B

3700

Lair, G1adys

HAYES ELEM Sample, Gerald

Imogene M

HORACE MANN ELEM

Geis, Wa 1 do '

4200

Sa 1 ary

$47

Sa 1 ary

Autry, Opal M

4450

$4650

Boland, Kathleen T

4150

Belcher, Geraldine

3400

Ellis, Jennie M

4550

Huffman, Peqrl

4800

Evans, A 1 1eene

Thomas, Sibbie L

3500

Gordon, Zelma 0

3850 l : 4400

Sa 1 ary

Hann,: Edna L

4200

Brewer, Vernon

$4300

Johnson, Pearl Y

4400

Taylor, Peggy

3100

Kunke, Ethel A

4700

Shaw, Reba E

3900

Morgan,

PAtllCK HENRY ELEM

HERONVILLE ELEM

Far i s, Ruth

1 i ffi e S

4800

Salary

Roberts, Louise G

4159

$6100

Wickson, ^innifred

4800

^BeQver/ Hazel L A*-* < /^Billingsley, Opala

4000

\ Burr- Sylvia

4150

ANDREW JOHNSON ELEM

Mart i n, Ear 1 Barnett, Mabel S

Sa 1 ary

$6200 di 360^

MEETING OF JULY 2, 19% - CONT'D

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Sa 1 ary

1'957

* .. Kaiser Con't

Salary

sjogo"

Edgmon, Norman

Beaver, Shirley M

3950

Kaiser, Faye H

Cartmill, Dorothy

4100

Leander, Mar i e 1

Cooley, Hu Ida B

4350

Lee, Addie Sue

Driver, Dorothy

3500

McCray, Mary E

Edmond, Myrtle

3500

McDonnold, Lavena

El 1 is, Emma L

5000

Parrack, Joan K

Hammers, Carol A

3200

Roberts, Geealdine

3500

Haynes, Emily A

3600

Sh i pman, Oze 1 1e N

3800

Jackson, *-n j d L

3600

Vandegrift, Nel 1 ie

4850

?L‘.

J@nk i ns, Ruth A

3500

LAFAYETTE ELEM

>r>Y»/ ffflt

Lance, Daphne

5000

Lanman, James

Lane, Donna 0

3800

Boy 1e, Alice 1

3700

McFeaters, Catherine

3600

Brown, C|eo D

3400

BH ri. K"

Owen, Ella Sue

3100

Cochran, Grace M

4350

Pi 89, Lola J

3600

Dick, Freeda

Robertson, Mary E

3900

Henry, Plez

3800

Rucker, Lura

3400

King, Grace F

4350

Simpkins, Agnes

3950

Mackey, Hazel

Smart, V i rg i e A

4305

Sharp, Billie

Smith, Ruth C

3700

Sipe, Ada L

3600 ! 3750

Su11i van, Harr i et

3700

Townsend, Minnie E

3100

Shtton, Ruth E

4000

Walker, Shirley P

HESarncstt,—Kte-hed S SA:

37®’^b

st ?!

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320*^

32<tiO

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FRANKLIN KAISER ELEM Madison,

Lenore C

Sa 1 ary

$6000

Sa 1 ary

$4950

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3400

4050 i 1

31 oB V ■' Sa 1 ary

LAKESIDE ELEM

$5600

Sm i th, Avis

AcehS, Patsy P

3100

Huskey, Ellen M

3600 J

Bateman, Lucy rtnn 3

3100

Porter, Elizabeth

3100

Born, Rosemary

4000

LEE ELEM Scott, Lederle J

, Bi I I i ngs, ^y 1 v Fa

$5000 48 5D -fli

MEETING OF JULY 2, 19% - CONT'D

Briney, Ruth N

$4050

Smith, Jimmie L

$3100

Foltz, Marjorie T

4750

Wright, Ruby

4650

Gaud in, Melba L

4350

LONGFELLOW ELEM

Sa 1 ary

Graham, Esther E

4800

Hamilton,

5000

Armstrong, Helen L

4700

Handin, Millie Anna

3780

Augustine, Sara H

3700

Jones, Ethel S

4400

Brownlee,

L i pscomb, Luc i1e

5000

Burrus, Dorothy G

3500

Marsha 11, Lj| | j an

4350

Cantra1, Helen

3400

Mayes, Dorotha

4150

Gooch, Pearl

3800

Mount, Melba

3100

Kidd, Laurie J

3750

Simonton, Louise

3500

Thompson, Doris

3100

Toohey, Ruth

5000

Ti nkham, Violet

4800

Vance, Geneva M

3100

Wood, Ruby R

4350

Wyatt, Lee J

3800

Imogene

LINCOLN ELEM

Hicks, Helen

$5700

Reid, Ellen

Geraldine

LINWOOD ELEM

Mui 1 inax, Harvey

3100

Sal ary $6200

Bean, Floy S «to

Sa 1 ary

Cole, Ruth

$6000

Duncan, Edna M

j®0'

Bayless, Catherine

4400

Firquain, Donna C

3 I 00

Boone, A|Iene 0

3500

Gimsley, L BethyI

3900

Fea 1ey,

4350

Ingram, Arlene

3100

Hansen, Mavorite E

3200

Lightfoot, Elizabeth

5000

Hauser, Beverly A

3400

Little, Elsie K

3700:

Lemmons, Le|and

3400

Marbury, Edna

3400

Luster, Zada

4950

Morris, Sara J

4750;

* Mauck, K thleen

4600

Morrow, Howard

Mayhew, Helen H

4800

Pittman, Leia H

McCoy, Luc i1e M

5000

Qualls, Mary

8800 % . *4600' rj •s&x:I1?-•: 3850'

1 ma °

^Renfroe, Kathryn

3500

Se i tter, De 1ka

4300

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MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

S Sa 1 ary

Linwood Con't Shields, Winburn M

i ■

JAMES MADISON ELEM Borah, Evelyn

July 1,

-281956

Salary

Mark Twain Con't

Sheldon, Ethel

Sa 1 ary

Spears, Ethel

3700

$5700

Stewart, Muriel

4700

Thomason, Juanita

3900

Deshane, Opal

3800

Emans,

3900

$3200

$4550

' ,

Idabel

MAYFAIR ELEM

Sa 1 ary

Gay, Martha G

4050

KI i ng 1 er, May L

$5350

Ke 1 ley, Mabe 1 A

3900

B i ckford, Vera

3200

Kenworthy, Eunice ‘j Igpmmerly, Judith T ’1 Liby, Mabel E 7 5? Qrf, Norma B

4156

Bogle, Jack fc

3100

Casey, Grace B

3900

Estes, Reba H

3300

Ho 1mes, M Alice

41.00

4050

James, A i1een M

3700

4500

Ke 1 ley, Caro 1

3300

( Turner, Lucilie B

4000

Little, Edna H

3900

7 Turner, Pear 1

4250

May, Dorothy 0

3400

5000

M i ze,

1 1ene B

3700

’touton, Ona M

.9;Seliman,

Vernice C

Young, Mary W

**3950 3900

* 3750

Salary

Roberts, Maxine L

3600

$6200

Ryden, Daisy L

3500

. 4500

Sadler, Helen

3900

Brown, Ruth W

3400

Trout, Judith

3100

Cl on inger, Mattie

3950

MCKINLEY ELEM

Cullers, Zuleika

3750

McKee, Lena

Dewees, E VeNora

4305

Doi bow, Elizabeth Mace

3100

Duncan, Marian M

4350

Shugarf,Mi1dred H

4100

Elmore, Joseph

3400

Wi1 son, Janet C

3100 A- ' :* A.

MARK TWAIN ELEM f

Evans, Roscoe Bailey, Ohristine

; J <

Sa 1 ary |47@0

5000

MONROE ELEM

Gruver, Lois Carmel

3500

Fry, Rhey

Jones, Jerry

3360

Al I sup, Caro I

Lingenfelter, Emma

4350

Bryden, JeweI I t

3750

Byrum, Kathleen C

3800

4800

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3100

. Frank, Cassandra °

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. •* '

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J?'.i ver. Marqaret8

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Monroe Elem -

■

ORCHARD PAfiFTlEM

Sa 1 ary

-29 1956

Sa 1 ary

$5600

Hobbs, Edna H

■ D-ttro y, x M i nrrr i e Lee

Dykes, Mildred 0

3500

Counter, Mattie J

4550

Free ling, the I ma

3400

Dabney, Rubye E

4500

4600.

Jackson,

4150

Marsha II,

“ll

I ma E

u1 a L

INMAN PAGE ELEM

Sa 1 ary

Mayes, Mayry 0

4650

Munford, Carol ine

4600

Novotny, Annamae

4050

Clay, Aretha L

Padgett, Lorena H

3850

Asher, El a Mae

Phillips, Eu|a M

3900

Cox, Maede1 1 a

3500

Terrell, Georgenne

3400

Griffin, Fannie L

3950

White, Margaret

3100

Hamilton, Charlotte

3500

3300

Houston, Hyder J

3300

Sa 1 ary

James, Arvella Gamble

4358

$58000

Jones, Leah

4800

Byrd, Earl U

$6200

Whitfidle, Carol

NICHOLS HILLS ELEM

4550

1*"

3870

McFeaters, Darrell BarteII, Lois 1

4800

Jones, Luc i1e K

3900

Booze, Alice T

3900

Kerna1, Edd i e M

3100

Breshears, Ruth E

3700

L i nzy,

4500

4150

Lyday, Marie

4950

3400

Moore, Ever Mae

4800

3400

Palmore, Grace L

4550

Hood, Geneva T

4600

Perkins, Grace S

4400

Kessler, Mary J

3200

Randolph,

4800

Manney, Alpha M

4000

Rhone, Camille Maxine

4550

Martin, Barbara J

3850

Tarver, Maree R

3700

Patzkowski, Eugenia

4050

Service, Janet

3300

Watts, Ann R

3800

Brett, LaVadis

3400

Wright, Gnenvieve

3100

Cook, Bobbie G

3600

Wr i ght, Thelma

3100

Green, The esa R

3956 ;

Clow,

Sera 1d i ne

Cooke, Zula S Crowder,

Vivian C Elmer

1 i zabeth

1 1 ie L

PIERCE ELEM

Mar 1att, He 1en

Sa 1 ary

$6000 i

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MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

* July 1, Pierce Conzt

Har r i son, Olive K

;

Salary

Put. Heights Conzt

$4750

Dewitt, Margaret

$4000

4200

Hayes, Faye 1

3800

Dean, C1ara K

Huckaby, Janet V

3200

Dill on, Ethe1

5000

Morrison, the 1 ma

4000

Gonders, Loie L

3800

Rector, Doris S

3950

Keefe, Dorothy

3600

Rodesney, Mamie

3000

Laughlin, C Blanche

5000

Ross, Pau 1 i ne

3500

Marshal 1, Mabel

4800

Turner, Mabel C

5000

Nelson, Blanche B

3750

Sa 1 ary

Paine, Mary L

’4t>50

$5700

Thompson, Earline

4500

RANCHO VILLAGE ELEM A

Sa 1 ary

JAMES POLK ELEM

Math is, G|end i ne

Booth, Johnell P

3200

Bower, Ys1 eta H

3900

Kingston, Myrt»a S

Ford, Sa 11y M

4400

Holley, Helen M

3100

Jeffers, Clara S

3950

Almack, E Juanita

4400

McMinimy, Mary

3500

Arnold, Louise A

3500

Nelson, Feme B

3700

Brockett,G1ennJ s

3800

PRAIRIE QUEEN ELEM

Sa 1 ary

Brown, Bon i ta B

3300

$57000

Burns, Thelma

4025

Drew, Joyce Cal cot

3100

Cade, Helen M

3950

Farine, Opal P

3100

Efron, Dena S

3850

Ivey, Ethlyn N

4100

Eudaley, Jacquetta

3100

Letter, Lillian M

3750

Finley, M i1ta

3400

N’flpho Is, Edith B

4350

Gumm, Marjorie B

40|0,

Tay1 or, Herm i ne

3400

Hare, Marguerite E

4800

Crews, Roy C

;

30 1956

PUTNMAN HEIGHTS ELEM

Bofys, Margaret

Johnson,

Sa 1arv $5800 \

$6125

4050

Vernice

Knight, Marguerite

3500

Barrett, Frances G

5000

M i tche1 1, Verne

4100

Blakeley, E1s i e J

5000

Sherrod, Laura

3750

Estrella, Myrtle C 'W^.'^^kethers, John E

4100

Woodruff, Helen B

3900

,3600

4 -30i

R K:

3* Ag

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MEETING OF JULy 2, 1956

CONT'D

... *-3f Julyl/ 1956 RIDGEVIEW ELEM

Huffman, Elizabeth

Sa 1 ary

Rockwood. Con ft

$6200

Sa I ary

$4200

Dav i s, Zora

Roper, John

5800

Drake, Christine

Bradley, Ajma J

3400

Friedlander,

Ca1der, Nellie B

4250

Hal ley, Matt ie

3850

Cockes, Ruth

3100

Lawson, William B

4025

Hall, Leona M

3100

Lewis, Lena A

3500

Harrison, Hazel

4100

Lively, Audrey

4100

L i sten, Pau line B

3100

Lyd i ck,

4100

Ogle, Lavetta

3300

Malone, Kathryn K

Sheets, LaJuanna

3100

Neuschaefer, A E

4100

Spence, Dor i s

3200

Sh i ve, Nina B

4350

Storde/ Bob G

3400

Stewart, Bess

Sullins,

3500

Teague,

Wahl, Margaret L

4150

Thompson, Lettye A

Webster, Wanda

4300

Thornton, Agatha R

Lois

RIVERSIDE ELEM

Sa 1 ary

Lahoma

Iva

**’

lnez

4200

3500

38^0 h 350© 47

Waite, Dor i s Y p

A i ns 1 i e, Pau 1 i ne S

$5800

White, Freda

Anderson, E|s j e

3600

Beck, Viola

3200

Blakley, 01ev i a 0

3600

Green, Margaret Jane

4253

Ingram, Maude B

5000

Lew Is, William R 4 Murr|ay, Mary L

3400

Mi I I er, Sarah Ann

3100

3700

S^>.t4, Kathleen E

3900

Tb^ye. Grace Edith

4253

Word, Birdie S ROSS ELEM McNatt, Myrtle

SEQUOYAH ELEM Richardson, Josephine

Sa I ary $5000

Sa bary

$6200

Bi Iyeu, Grace

4800

Sa 1 ary

Blanchard, Helen G

4800

$6000

Brink, Shirley L

3100

Browning, Bernece Courtney44IO

Battenburg, M

3900 ,

Cartwright, Billie

3600

Brecheen, Mar i e C

Coats, Nancy *~laine

3100

Crabtree, Charlotte

ROCKWOOD ELEM Thomas,

Lorraine

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Shields He i qhts Co.n'T

Sa 1 ary

Bassler, Vivian L

$4200

....... .

Salary $4226

Fortenberry, ^harlene

3300

Beasley, Mabel

4400

Givens, Robyn IM Harr i s, Onda M

4600

Benton, Ethel Theta

3600

4400

Biggins, Mary

3800

HoefIe, Alma T

5000

Burger, Flossie R

4350

4200

Cannon,

Kirkpatrick, Lu | Q

4150

Hammond, Wilma n

4200

Mart in, Olive I

4100

Joyce, Lavalette D

4850

McBrayer, Mary E

4900

Kendall, Bessie E

McClanahan, Bernita

3400

King, Harley 0

3750

Morse, Maxine

3875

Klepzig, Leila J

Rai ley, Eva H

4300

Mack, Rubye L

4300 I 4950

Reneau, Nona M

4400

McCord, Mary

4650

Sa 1 ary

Moore, **uth Evelyn

3100

$4700

Morton, Edna M

4250

Hofacket,

I ma G

SHIDLER ELEM Ruble, Carl

Iva D

3600

Estep, Earl

5200

Preble, L|ojse M

5000

Vaumhaft, Effie M

4100

Ratcliffe, Bonnie

4950

Burkhalter, Douglas

3100

Robinson, Gladys V

41 GO

.Caban iss, Helen

3100

Row land, Norma L

3900

'? k. ’.Conner, Agnes M

3600

Sullivan, Eu1 a c

3500

Curry, Mary ©

3400

Ulin, Wills H

Hampton, Charlotte c

3900

Isham, Gertie L

3800

Johnson, Frankie

3500

Strong, Christine

3800

Trubey, Esther H

4300

Tsakonas, Corinne

4650

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‘STAND WAT1E ELEM

Birkhead, Nina

S.a l.ary. Leon C. %•» • & ...... . 'Anclerson, Margaret

$6200 3800 -32-

435© Sa^y fe’ $62$0

Bryan., Elise vee

315©

Caskey, Sue

435©

Cinnamon, Catherine

3500

Cornett, Eula *-

4©5Q ‘

Council, Mabel

4700

'Eastep, M Helen

4550

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

StandWatie Con't

Truman Conzt

Sa 1 ary

®° •

Ellis, Pocahontas

$4800

Gentz, Margaret L

4250

Hendrix, Vernita

47‘0O

Godwin, Ze la M

4200

11P n fiir 1V e rn i t ci

47W

Hatcher, Velma

4650

Ware,Juane1 da Hill

31 00

Horn, Florence L

4700

Lewis, Ruth S

5000

Kays, Mabe 1 ■L

4400

Mason, Maggie N

4650

4600

McBride, Jean C

3300

Medea IF, Patricia

3100

McGee, Onnie S

5000

Moore, Annabelle

4700

0 1 i ver, E lecta W

5000

Parker, Julia E

4600

01 i ver, Mary F

3800

Parsons, Leona

4800

Parks, Thelma R

4000

Ragsdale, Lena M

4800

Perry, Gladys

3200

5000

Pollard, Jennie L

3950

4150

Scales, Myrtle

4150

Kessinger, Helen 0

Inez

Richter,

; Sharpe, Pauline A

Smith, Anna B ZACHARY TAYLOR ELEM

Kibler, Haze 1 Harr is, Eli zabeth

Greene, Emma J

JOHN TYLER ELEM

3750

Sa 1 ary

Treadway, Dorine

Sa 1 ary

•

$5550

East, Cora V

3700

3100

House., Joy T

3600 1

Lindblade, Lois R

3500

Howel 1, Cather ine

4200

Rennolds, Frances

4800

Joy, Jane E

3300

White, Blanche

5000

Netherton, Laverne

3700

Young, Georgia M

3100

Powers, Nathalie C

48Q0

TRUMAN ELEM

Alexander, F10jd F t Boyd, 01 i ve

3A0 M ■-■ Sa 1|ry

Pr i ce, Verc i e A

Sa 1 ary

S5000

UNIVERSITY, HEIGHTS ELEM Furr,

3500

1 1a

$5800 -

Clardy, Blanche

5000

Bailey, Frances E

3951

Curt is, Al g ie E

4100

Bethel 1, Mary E| jzabeth

3400

3800

Cooley, Florence Y

4750'

Gjtover, Sarah E

3800

Everman, Hotona R K

Gracey., Nel lye B

3885

Lewis, Maude

F.ij 1 1 er,

’

V-

1rma

-33-

'•*' 4000

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July I/' I95o |||

Wash i ngton Con't

Un i ve Swa1 e, Lillian L VALLEY BROOK ELEM

Gibson, Jack D

Sa I ary'

$4300

Heaton, Frances

Sa 1 ary

Hendrickson, Pauline

4800

$5050

Hudson, Lyndal

4200

$3400

Barton, Bonnie S

3100

Karnes, Prebble

48Cf€F

Gilreath, Eloise D

4250

Mi tcheII, Jan i 1ou

4350

Legrande, Betty M

3100

Nelson, Beatrice H

370O

Mu 1 1 i ngs, Viola N

3400

Prater, Jimmie

5000

Sparks, Lorene

3700

Nutledge, Grace T

4800

3950

Shreve, Helene C

4050

3300

Stomp, Pau 1 i ne 0

5000

Sa 1 ary

Taliaferro, Alberta

5000

$5100

Thompson, Annie Mae

3150

Walton, Mary E

48'00

Tibbitts,

Velma R

Witcher, Berthyl VAN BUREN ELEM

Pickett, Lena M Badgwe11, Nancy

3000

English, Alma

3400

George Syb1e w

3400

Gregory, Margaret

3100

Alli son,

McFarland, Nel 1 ie

3900

Bass, Ruth M

3750

Newman, Wyona B

3500

Clark, Ruth W

3850

Simpson Margaret Cline

3000

Ear1ey, Mildred S

4800

Strong, Roberta B

3800

Gi1 ham, Dora

375'0

WEST NICHOLS HILL ELEM

Sa 1 ary

$6500

Borah, Ralph A

3800

1mogene

WALNUT GROVE ELEM

Sa 1 ary

Jones, Lahoma

3500

Glover, George

$4400

Lawson, M Frances

3-750

£800

Barrow, Hope

1 600

Leeman, Hope

Hammer, Mildred J■ Huddleston, Carolyn

4350

Minter, Hazel

33QO

Phillips, Luc i1 1e

&00

Pennington, Dovie

4150

Schmidt, Monace

3800

Sa 1 ary

. WASHINGTON ELEM

3900

4400

Smith, Virginia «

Overman, Frank B £-

Childers, Ladonia

Mabe

$6200

3400

Spencer, Mary H

4450

Todd, Eloise V

4800

Zwick,

-34-

Gwen

■■

38-50

3950

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

4; i

WESTWOOD ELEM D avis,

Sa I ary

$6050

E 0

Alexander, Frankie

• $425'0'

Itura

4250

3850

Bridgewater,

3500

Coo 1ey, Viola M

3906

E1 1 i ott, Mar i e

3400

Corbett, Arma J

5000

Emptaye, Jean D

4100

Crowe 1 1, Carr i e

5000

Fleenor, Velma P

3780

Farmer, Rowena E

4250

Ghove, Charlyne B

4050

F i rst, M i1dred E

3950

Guthrie, Minnie J

4350

Hobelman, Viola P

4750

Hamm, L i nda M

3500

Jones, Bertha

Cosgrove, Mabil, Guyon B

Durbin,

4350

4778-

3700 Johnson, Connie

3400

Jones, Marinette

4000

Morrow, Eva M

4650

Jones, Rebecca

3600

Sessums, Edna P

4300

Markham, D Faye

4100

Swihart, Mary F

3950

Martin, Fausta

4700

4650

McInnis,

4050

Irma W

WILLARD ELEM

4800

Orner, Jacquel ine

$6200:

3360 3300

Scanlan, Gladys E

4800

Fithian, Horence

5000

Harwood, Anna J

4000 5000

i End i cott, E|ya M Glaser, Bertha

4500

Kapp, Jeannetta

Hann, Beulah D

4550

Mayes, A Beatrice

Hendrickson, Edith

5000

Must ion, Vera

Raus i h*, Ruth B •Jr ■' J.X West, Irma Parker

4050

Oakes, Ola Mae

3100

Pryer, Mildred S I

W&LER ELEM

Sa 1 ary

Street

Leq4 Floyd C,.

$6050

Suggs, Grace

• , * &■

L ■

■

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Lanman,

L S

$6200 Wj

■*-?? £dmonds, Dorothy H

,3100

4800 <

4800

4300 , Beren i ce U

< ■/

4750 4800

4400

Spinning, Nina

4800

Thorp, Nita E

4750

Underh ill, V;

3800

WOODSON ELEM

4100

Sa I ary

$4700 nam, t

0 . 1 i ver ----

4050

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

"Custodial s® -•*

■

'“NORTHWEST GIAS SEN ’ ’

A SALARY

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR

■; 325.00 230.00 195.00 195.00 18O0OO 175.00. 195.00 195.00 190.00 180.00 ■ 182.50 180.00 175.00 175.00 160.00 ! 195.00

Harry Willia Cliff Brantly Marion Hill Walter Williams Frank Allen Corey Henry G. Love William Hanley Elmer Logue 0. J. Knight William Horace Parker Gerald Canary Cecil Chester Wood Robert Hembree Donald Eugene Eden James Emery Jones William F. Norton

CENTRAL

Clifford Howard Charles Stnait Gradjr Hopkins Carl Permenter Audrey Nix Clove Damron Joe Ragland David 0. Wilson Roy Johnson Jr. Forrest D. Hugghins Tommy Jo e Smith Paul Daniel

■

316.66 283.33 215.00 195.00 195.00 195.00 195.00 175.00 180.00 180.00 90.00 180.00

! 'j j . i i =

DOUGLASS Andy Dement Robert Young Hubert Allen Jeff Walton Orie C. Preston John Felton Murray Sullivan Ocie E. Stamps Willie Marshall Taylor Johnson Jr. Vera Lee Lang Robert Lee Jones

MOON JR. HIGH

! CLASSEN Paul Brown Sam Teague Buddy Akey Gordon Murray Edgar Shoopman' Godfrey Theis Thomas Bale er - Thomas Baker .■;John Skacel A&Cecil Skacel V/ S^pi^l L. Bland

■ Ivan Beeson Claude Hiner William Brewer Henry Alex Holsey ,J@pies Messenger Elsie Terry Elmer Lee Lackie Lawrence 0. Thomas Samuel Philpot : James Mitchell Fred I-I. Henslee K. Raymond Tarter Earl M. Dean Charles Shidler Nora Catherine Ruffin Noah George Vance

! 325.00 215.00 180.00 185.00 195.00 195.00 195.00 i . 195.00 195.00 ■ 1U6.25 160.00

James Bailey James H. Johnson Edward E. Osborne ' Alvie Summers Austin Eugene Irby James W. Slaughter

283.33 220.00 r 185.00 h 185.00 : I80.00I iBo.oq-

U. S. GRANT A. W. Skaggs H. 0. Fahl Clarence 0. Oliver Jack J. Johnson Edward V, BirchfiBld Burrell Durham Edna A. Blundell 3^-^

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D T7

CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES /

■, >j

JACKSON

JOHN ..MARSHALL I

R. J • Pennington C. C. White Don Foster Walter Woodward Robert T. Rams ey Doris May Shea

Steve Carder G. H. Chapman Robert j. Camp Marion Vau ghn Andrew Ransom Pat McGee Germa Wilson Pool

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING

NORTHEAST

B. A. Riissom Grant Ragain David L. Rodice W. J. Eriewitz Kethel L. Looney J os Melton

308.33 215.00 175.00 195.CO 180.00 180.00 90.00

T. F, Burnett Dell Beeson Milton E. ■••right Rufus Rose Jerry Muse Clarence L. McCathern T. G. Mitchell

TAFT i

SOUTHEAST Emie Piemens Alton Parr Richard Baker Howard Jones Sammy McDaniel Jr.^/^X-X-*' Austin Canary '• Thomas Pierce

Frank Reavis Roy Nolen Wendell Cotton Leon Peery Johnny Hi- htower R. R Turner Pike Jactiss Ellis

Webster !

FRANKLIN

266,66 195.00 95.00

Lewis Shoopman Will Cowley ■ T. J. Smith A .

302.h9 ' 220,00 : 195.00 : 195.00 175.00 195.00

291.66

Jack Melvin Troy Parker Fred Slig er Charles Wilson J. A. Brewer

230.00 195.00 : 19Q.OO 195.00

Thomas Hamilton John L, Grissom

215.00 . 175.00 •

CAPITOL HILL JUNIOR

•

I r

Walter Francin 0. R. Andrews 0. J. Canary „ Allen Dobbs George R. Payne S. W. O’Donley Wilson George Reed

ARTHUR ,

William Newnem Jimmy Evan off

87.5'0

BANNAKER

HARDING

Noah Canary Carrell Grissom Charles Elmer Winton Earl Elton Hackett Charles Jackson Henry Zumpfe James Tolbert Moates

22B.66

Walter Robinson

283.33 220.00 180.00 175.00 180.00 195.00 180.00

220.00

BELLE ISLE Herndon Harris

105.00

i 1/

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

F=9!

CUSTODIAL ‘EMPLOYEES

BRITTON ELEM. Joe Thomas C. W. Butler

255.00 185.00

W. J. BRYAN

Elmer Roberts

215.00

BUCHANAN

John Harvey William Randolph

223.33 195.00

BURBANK

255.00

CAREY

V onnie Lee Cain

220.00

CARVER

Robert Wright

11^.00

CLEVELAND R. u M. C

Sargent Kirkland

259.99 185.00

COLUMBUS

W. T. Brayton

259.99

Albert Graham

185.00

FILLMORE

COOLIDGE 228.33 180.00

R. L T. R

C. L. Edwards Wilbur G. Payne'

FOSTER CRESTON CHILLS

D. L* Pendleton Bobby Alexander

210.00 5(1*62

William. Sanford George Webb

255.00 5O;.62

GARDEN OAK#

CULBERTSON 215.00

C. Frank Haywood JoMmcDonald Wiliam Jackson

255.00 isoioo

. GARFIELD t

DAVIS w ■

Pep p Atkins Ddi ass Garrett

Sarah Molder 2E5.00 50.62

■

230.00

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES

GATEWOOD

LAFAYETTE

Elvin Devers Dee Harrison / / .

2115.00 110.62

-r'

2110.00 87.50

J. C. Emery Finis Arthur Canary // !

HARMONY LAKESIDE Leroy Garrett Alonzo Clyde Adams

■ .<4111,66

Scott Kerschner

UvvwC' !»

LEE

HARRISON

H. 0. Potter

215.00

w. c

HAWTHORNE

James Carloss Alvin Daniels

255.00 175.00

LINCOLN Lucien Choate

HAYES

Carol

Dean Jacobs

LINWOOD

107.50

Lawrence Hennessey Kenneth Williams

HERONVILLE Allen Webster 0. N. Hugghins Mabie E. Canary f

271.66 180.00 85.00

V R. M. Rosebrook

215.00

MADISON

M. B. Fowler Holland Christian Jr

263.33 175.00

Hubert Sykora Carrell. Ihomas

JEFFERSON BUILDING

MARK TWAIN Earl Atterberry Ilda Atterberry//^- U**-4'

2U9.99 97.50

Percy Lutke Enos Grisham

255.00 195.00

JOHNSON MAYFAIR Bert Sessums Milton S. Kellner

223.33 190.00'

A. L. Johnson Verl Ratliff

KAISER ' MCKINLEY

Lloyd Eastep Jack Snoddy

223.33' 110.62';

Harold J. Steward

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

ROCKWOOD t

-mml-

-‘MOf

»;«$■

CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES

■ ■■■■,

. C. Thomas ack S. Rouse obbv 0Unter / L

299.00 180.00 99.oo

Roy F. Goodrich

110.00

^yjQYAH >

’ J MONROE ..

I! * I N.I i| . I ! I

|| •

K» Me Cart Herndon E. Harris

R> j, Martin John Francin

230.00 87.90

299.00 180.00

■SHIDLER

NICHOLS HILLS

William Coley Pat McGee f

219.00 ; 90.00

260.00

L k

9; ORCHARD PARK Antoine Bridgett

• *

PAGE

L. Williams John Krapke

2h9.oo

STAND WATIE

H. 0. Kemp Lloyd Stevenson

■■|E. P. Burnett C. A. Shaw , I Carrol l“u. Thomas /

266.66 190.00 ; lj.0-.62

POLK TAYLOR

Flynn. McDowell

;2||.00

107.90 f PRAIRIE QUEEN

TRUMAN Harry Barnard

220.00 ; Walter Evans , Moses Evans Paulden Jr

PIERCE none

TYLER PUTNAM HEIGHTS

C. L. LeGrande E. H. Brewer

299.00 199.00

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

R.ANCHO VILLAGE

B. R. Donnell Malorie Luper

Homer Upchurch Ivan E. ^hidlerZ^. tXXc 230.00 199.00

VAN BUREN

RjDGEVIEW

Don David Cobb

W. I. Mikles

21^.00

RIVERSIDE i Wair Robinson Fielder Brumley

2U9.oo 99.00

'' ' y..........

■X I

{

2Lf.0-.00 99.00

MEETING OF JULY 1, 19% - CONT'D

. I'""'--'.-g’!'?;

Jm, SPECIAL CUSTODIANS

' ''->N

CUSTODIAL EMPLOYEES

VALLEY BROOK

$ ‘

none

Maurice Vaughn Lloyd K. Johnson Gharley Glen Johnson Clifton Clemons Vance C. Cudd Elwood 0. English Dave Ireland Elmer 0. Norvbll

193.00 213.00 210.00 213.00 220.00 213.00 230.00 213.00

Larry Kirkland

323.00 30.00

• 230.00

R. H. Smith

Cai All* oWance

'jADMIN. BLDG. WASHINGTON

Roy Clontz Florren T. Ruffin . William P'avid Houser z/>

Grady Nix

2.3,3.00 i83.oo 87.30

Daniel W. Guice Noah Coleman Henry Phflugradt Jake P. Heath

170.00 160.00, 180.00 160.00 163.00

Joel Strickland Clarence Freed J. J. Anderson John Phillips

193.00 163.00 173.00 223.33

WEST NICHOLS- HILLS

210.00 87 %0

Blank Camp Vernon J. Copeland WESTWOOD

A. H. Bia ck William P. Burdett

SHOP

VISUAL AIDS Mi IE.''Harris ’4

WHEELER

233.00 193.00 ho. 62

Leroy Grisham Dollene Polley Nora C. Walley /

90.00

' DOUGLASS & PAGE STAD. Thedford W. Motley .'Z

87.30

WHITTIER 21%.00 90.00

Harold Hall Arthur Ii. Wilmoth WILLARD SimfPate E. A. Kennedy J. R. Tener

283.33 193.00 92.30

WILSON 21%. 00 92. 30

/ Irving Ward .. James Pitt (

WOODSON 0 /J’rances Lyons

72^ ;,v

,sA -_ •

'.-.Tf?

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Administration and Clerical

Name Charles Saner Martha A. Russell Frankie Roberts Alcy Goldsmith (plus $500 12 Mos.) Goldie Miller Audie Stephenson Kathryn Colville Elizabeth DePriest

Annual Salary

Name

$6000.00 Spencer Thomas 6000.00 Louise Brown 4600.00 ■ Lavada Ayers 4500.00 Peggy Campbell Marybelle Winfrey 4200.00 Lois Chesnut 3500.00 Melvin Taylor 3300.00 Mahlon Harville 3Q00-00

$11-080.00 2940.00 2280.00 23U0.00 2700.00 2280.00 3400.00 3200.00

School Cafeteria Employees School & Name

Per Mo. or Hrs. Per Wk.

Salary

Adams

Pauline Whitaker Pauline Dawes Susie Gravitt Jessie Lambert Ruth Livingston Freda Dodson Nance Velma Tinde11

Month 40 20 30 20 15 4o

$180.00 •75 . 60 .65 .60 .60 •70

Month 25 35 35

i4o.oo .60 .60 .60

Month

180.00

Britton Dolly Hackney Vaneta Cornish Olive Dixon Daisy McCollum Ollie Walker Pearl Wilson

Month 15 25 30 15 40

170.00' . -70 .65 .65 • 65 .60

Month 25

i4o.oo • 65

Bryan Aline Muegge Venice E. Steward Buchanan

Marjorie Scheidt Hallie Anderson Madeline Ellsworth Blanche Jones Wanda Martin Juanita Snyder

Month 35 30 20 40 20

180.00 .65 • 65 .65 .60 .60

Month 20 30

150.00 • 70 • 70

Cleveland

Jewell Fleming Gladys Bowen Bertha Goforth Myrtle Roberts Aline Smith Alta Winters

Salary

Month 20 25 20 30 25

150.00 .60 .65 .65 • 70 • 70

Month 30 • 4o 20

$180.00 • 70 ■ 70 . 60

Coolidge

Helen Stricklin Pearl Blankenship Edith Coonfield Gladys Nash

Month 35 35 35

i4o.oo .60 .65 .60

Month 35

130.00 . 60

Month 35 15 30

160.00 • 70 .60 • 70

Month 25 10 35

160.00 • 70 .65 ■ 70

Month 30 4o 20 20

140.00 .70 .60 .60 .60

Month 25 20

170.00 .70 .60

Month 35 25 4o 35

170.00 .70 ■70 •70 .65

Month 30

150.00 .60

Creston Hills

Culbertson Verna Davis Vesta Chase Lucille Slaten Edith Smith

Davis Irene Ashworth Veryle Haggard Stella Storie Ida Mae Williams

Dewey Violet Lewis Sue England Della Marie Lawson Bobbie White Helen Davis Dunbar

Louise King Marcella Guthrie Ernestine Lee

Carey Syble Owens: Ethel Warren Thelma Young

Grace Fletcher Beulah McAlister Florence Sweeney Zora Ward

Myrtle Taylor Elva Hardgraves

Bannaker

Alene D. Talton

Per Mo. or Hrs. Per Wk.

Columbus

Arthur

Roberta Bible Rowena H. Campbell Helen L. Eaton Marthie Lee Gibson

School & Name

Edgemere Leota Ellis Inez Edwards Fay Freese Edna Myers Anna Lou Denwalt

Edison

Alice Nokes Mamie Labohm

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONTINUED ------------------ tT —

SCHOOL CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES - CONT'D

School & Name of Worker

Per Mo. or Hrs Per Wk.

Salary

Edwards

Jewel L. Frison Ruth Bliaitt Cora L. Mason Willia Mae Fulsom

School & Name of Worker

Per Mo.. . or Hrs. Per Wk.

Salary

Johnson

Month 1+0 35 20

$160.00 •70 .65 . 60

Emerson

Juanita Johnston Willie M + Ward Bonnie B. White

Month 35 25

150.00 • 70 .60

Eugene Field Otha Murphy Nora Roach

Month i+o

140.00 . .70'

Month 1+0 30 20 35 30 10

180.00 •70 .65 • 65 .70 .65 .65

Fillmore

Methal Ard Florence Bowen Dorothy Hill Ruth Maloy Lillie Stonebraker Grace Trowe Jean Van Horn

Lois Heckathorn Alice Beadles Mary Craig Sallie Hendershot Lucille Sellman Virginia Thompson Mae Hover Edith Greenshaw

Month 1+0 30 1+0 20 30 30 35

$11+0.00 .60 . .60 . 60 .60 .60 .60 • 70

Month 30 1+0 20 30 30

11+0.00 .60 .75 . 60 •70 .65

Month 30 25 1+0

170.00 ■70 . .60 •75

Month 1+0 1+0 20 20 30

180.00 •75 ■70 • 70 •70 • 70

Month 35 . 15 30

170.00 .65 .60 • 70

Month 35 35 25 20

11+0.00 •70 •70 •70 .60

Kaiser

Winnie Marshall Eleanor Golden Nora McCoy Helen Osborn Goldie Price Myrtle Smith Lafayette Thelma Shilling Beatrice Craig Florence Faubion Loveta Reece

Lee Foster

Thelma Travis Roxie Simpson

Month 30

150.00 .60

Month 20 Uo

li+o.oo .60 • 70

Gatewood Ruby Barks Winnie L. Graham Dorothy Gray

Harmony

Lillian C- Jahn Wilma Di Bello Dovie Wallace Billie Williams

Month 10 30 20

150.00 .60 • 70 .60

Harrison Gladys Roland Elsie Brown Nellie Crow

Month 20 35

ii+o.oo • 70 .70

Helen W. Dillingham Mary Eldredge Beulah Furgerson Betty Jean Kennedy Ida King Marie Koester Lincoln

Bernice James Lucille Heald Sibbie S. Litchford Mattie Young Linwood

Iris Owens Ester Fain Edith Greenhaw Rachel McGuire Florence Ripley

Longfellow Hawthorne

Laura Ponsor Flora Brewer Gertrude Lane Rosalind La Pointe Rosa Lee Stillwell

Month i+o 15 i+o 25

180.00 .70 . 60 • 70 .65

Month 20 20 35 1+0 35

180.00 • 65 .60 .60 • 70 .60

Heronville Hazel Swenson Myrtle Cadwell Mayrne Coulter Ruby Lee Floyd Grace Shipman Flossie Burkhart

Horace Mann

Mary Dick Helen Akers Eva Davis Marie C. Harris

Stacey Ritchey Opal Wells

2 3

■70 .60

Madison

Mattie Brumley Lois Boult Grace Cecil Elizabeth Osborn

Month 1+0 15 30

140.00 •70 . 60 .70

Month 35 15

11+0.00 .65 .60

Month 30 1+0 25 35

150.00 .65 .70 .60 .60

Mark Twain Neoma Hall Jane Engst Frances Landrum

Mayfair Month 25 i+o 20

11+0.00 •70 x -75 .60

Mary Bumgardner Myrtle Burns Lucy Dorsey Grace Hagler Marie Kinder Keenan

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONTINUED

SCHOOL CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES - CONT'D

School & Name of Worker

Per Mo. or Hrs. Per WEEK

Salary

Month 20

ito. 00 '.60

Month 30 20 20 to 10

150-00 •70 .60 .60 ■ 75 .65

Month 30 to 30 to 30

•170.00 .60 • 70 .60 .60 • 70

Monroe

Leona Norton Loretta Myers Nellie Myers Ruby Spencer Roxie Wilcoxson Adeline Lockhart Nichols Hills Nettie Young Addie Burrow Waunita Heatherly Zula Kelly Reba M. Mikles Lonnie Mouser

Orchard Park Jewell Fisher

Month

160.00

Month to 20

150.00 • 70 .65

Page

Gwendolen Parker Mary Jones Reba Webster

Month 30

150.00 • 70

Salary

Month

35 20 10 to 35 Month

-70 .60 •70 •70 •70 180.00

Month 25 10 10 20 10 to 20 30

150.00 .65 •65 .65 -70 .65 .65 .60 .65

Month to 10 15 35 to

180.00 •70 .65 .65 •70 • 75

Month 20

ito. 00 .70

Month to 20

ito. 00 • 65 .60

Month 30

ito. 00 .60

Month to to 5 20

ito. 00 . 60 .65 .65 .60

Month

ito. 00

Month

ito. 00

Month 35 to 25

ito. 00 .70 • 70 .70

Month 25 to to

180.00 .65 • 70 .60

Shields Heights

Mary Burry Madge Beller Lucille Brassfield Goldie Brummett Ocie Chester Lois Edwards Grace Ferguson Edna Punnee Virginia Whiting Stand Watie

Frances Scott Lavica Boyd Fern Burdick Flossie Manuel Mildred Smith Mary Young

Taylor

Truman Faye Foreman Leona Henry Charlene Renfrow

Prairie Q.ueen Lois M. Jack

Wilma Beverly Dora Eliza Ezzell Jessie Karns Effie Pierce Vera Riedel Alma Spurlock

Hubert Lee Watt Estella M. Hansen

Polk

Lorene Webb Annie Vannoy

Per Mo. or Hrs . Per Wit.

Seqoyah

McKinley

Chelsea Hazel Bessie Swearengin

School & Name of Worker

ito. 00 Tyler

Putnam Heights Laura Jean Ellicott Arlyne Hill Lillie Porter Ida Thomas Anna Wilson

•70 .70 .60 170.00 • 70

University Hts.

Month to 30 10 10

180.00 .60 .70 .70 .65

Valley Brook

Rancho Edna Leonard Minnie Ellis Eunice Faller Shirley Garrett Susie Cannon .

Riverside

Ona Bowers Betty Cravatt

Ella Dobson Laura Worley

30 to 20 Month 35

Anita Madden Addie Bates Nellie Melugin Ola Simmons Willie Voight

Leola Courtney

Walnut Grove Month 10

150.00 •70

Elsie Wehry

Washington

Rockwood

Gioia Blankenship Alta Davis Bernice Jones Emily Price Bertha Stinson

Month 35 20 to 20

170.00 • 70 • 65 -?o •70

Shidler Ella Hovis Roberta Loudermilk

Month 30

150.00 .60

Edith Mayfield Arrah Fulton Grace Mayberry Lillie McCallister West Nichols Hills Sallie Martha Bertha Ora M.

O'Haver Bradshaw Clark Melugin

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

SCHOOL CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES - CONT'D School & Name of Workers

Per Mo. or JIts . Per Week

Salary

Wheeler

SCHOOL CAFF,TERTAS - SECONDARY - CONT'D

School & Name of Workers

Per Mo. or Hrs . Per Wk.

Salary

Northwest

May Harvey Opal Harrell Ollie McMillen Edna Seaton Lavane Bateman

Month 35 20 20 20

$160.00 .60 •70 .70 .65

Whittier

Carrie Underwood Laura Schuler Lillian Falink

Month 1+0 10

150 ..00 •70 .65

Month 20 10 30 1+0 30

180.00 -70 .65 •65 •70 .60

Jewell Stracener Month Flonnie M Driscoll 20 Myra E^lis 35 Vera Robertson 35 Louanne Rhodes 20

180.00 - .60 •70 .60 .60

Willard

Stella Burchfiel Florence Boynton Margaret Hall Mabie Owens Hazel Skaggs Mabie Nicholas

Wilson

Woodson Naomi G. Smith

Month

150.00

SECONDARY SCHOOLS Capitol Hill Senior

Grace Borthick Mary Brannon Rosa Brittain Retha Byrd Willie Campbell Ethel Campbell Madeline Driver Clara Ferguson Nellie Gallamore Verna Lowry Mildred Nigh Neva Mae Oaks Juanita Shipman Olive Smith Mabel Swails Mabel Wright Ilda Grisham Bonnie Meadows Susie Harrell

Month i+0 30 20 20 15 20 i+0 Lo 1+0 35 i+o l+o 30 i+o 30 20 20 10

290.00 • 75 • 70 .60 •70 .65 •70 .80 • 85 .80 • 70 .80 • 70 • 70 .80 .60 .60 .60 .60

Month Month 1+0 30 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 20 1+0 ’ 20 Uo

350.00 300.00 .80 .60 .60 •70 .80 •70 .60 .60 • 75 .60 •75

Month Month 25 30 1+0 25 1+0 1+0 1+0 1+0 30 30 1+0 20 1+0 25 1+0 25 l+o 25

100.00 270.00 .60 .70 .80.. • 70 ■ 70 • 70 .85 .80 .60 .60 .80 .60 • 75 .70 .70 .60 .60 .60

Month 1+0 20 15 1+0 25 1+0 1+0 1+0 35 1+0 25 25 25 25 20

280.00 .80 .65 .80 .80 • 70 • 70 • 85 .80 .70 • 75 • 70 • 70 • 75 .60 .65

Month 1+0 1+0 20 20 30 1+0 1+0 1+0 20 35 1+0 35 l+o 20

320.00 • 75 • 75 .60 .60 .60 • 75 .$0 • 70 .60 .60 • 75 • 75 • 75 .60

Central Alcy Goldsmith Clyde Turner . Winnie Aubrey Beulah Bagley Lorene Casey Mary Chance Ella Dowling Sue Grady Nellie Henderson Arlie Hinshaw Bessie Inge Mabel Morrison Helen Phillips Mary Shields Helen Smith Dora Stone Audrey Tracey Sophie You DeLora Egger Beulah Hazlip Classen Pauline SaJ.^ee Lucille Bozarth Helen Carnes Grace Erwin Mildred Evans Ila Gorrell Ila Jones Mary Jung Gwendolen Lee Mary Matthews Lottie Smith Emogene Waller Esther Fain Maggie Lyon Ruby Manners Oda Sharp

Grant

Douglass Blanche Davis • Thelma Beatty Melo D. Cleveland Leberta Glover Pauline Hoard Ethel Johnson Hazel Johnson Corene Pointer Eva Robinson Sophia Johnson Lucy M. Jones

Pauline Butler Marjorie Livermon Goldie Booth Elizabeth Butler Leposava Cherniavsky Mildred Easlon Freda Ethridge Audie George Kathrine Price Bertha Turner Lavine E. Voss Irene G. Walker Olive Williams

Month 1+0 1+0 20 20 30 1+0 20 20 20 20

21+0.00 •70 •75 .60 .60 .60 •75 .60 .60 .60 .60

Virginia Lamb Agnes Cates Mae Corley Lee Ella Haun Blanche Langston Mary K. McGeehan Jewell McMeans Ethel Miller Lona Newman Ruby Troll Juanita Ward Ruth Weed Ella Rose Mary Cummings Lucille Ashlock

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

1 SECONDARY SCHOOL CAFETERIAS - CONT’D

\ School & Name * of Workers

Per Mo. or Hrs. Per Wk.

; Grant - Cont’d i j Tommy Dugger ? Joe Malicoate i Charles Word

Salary

Juanita Taylor Ethel Arnett Dollie Cowger Myrtle Edwards Eunice Isom Tennie Porter Lucy Rogers Blanche Sharp Leta Uepke Verda Treisa v»

15 10 10

.60 . 60 .60

Month to 30 35 to 30 35 30 20 30

310.00 • 75 .60 • 70 •75 • 70 .80 .60 • 70 .60

Month 30 to to 30 35 to to to to 20 to 20 30 20 30 30 20

250.00 .60 • 70 .85 .60 •70 • 70 •70 .80 •75 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60. . 60 .60 .65

Month to to 35 20 35 to 35 to 20 20 20 to 35 20

290.00 . .80 . .85 .65 .60' ■ 75 .80 • 70 .80 .60 • 65 .60 .80 .60 .60

] Marshall

j j

j j i i 5

Esther Gentry Mae Bass Iva Bentley Anne Brown Carrie Buchanan Esta Draper Erances Livingston Nadine Nix Isa Peters Leva Stout Reubens Tower Juanita Tunnell Mary Whitfield Mildred Levescy Leona Lewis Alice Tharp Jewel Burgess Esther Strickland Northeast Minnie Schafer Ruby Algers Ella Beam Mabel Best Eva Cherry Mildred Davis Gladis Fink Stella Henslee Thelma Ketchum Marie McDonald Mary Ray Bernice Sims Hattie Tingler Iris Edwards Iris Eubanks

Salary

Capitol Hill Junior High

s Harding I

‘ > > j : |

Per Mo. or Hrs. Per Wk.

School & Name of Workers

Month 35 1+0 to to 25 20 to to 20 to to 20 to . to to to to 20 20 20 20

Edith Leverich Eva Bean Blanche Clesson Lillie Colwell Essie Gentry Alta Griggs Thelma Henslee Orena Hunter Frances Marrs Lillie McCollom Verna McCornack Doris Pierce Mabie Potts Elizabeth Sampson Anna Schuler Ruth Tynes Myrtis Webb Ellen Williams Inez Baxter Edna Mertz Zelma Cobb Ophelia Scott

$290.00 .60 ■ 85 .80 .80 •70 • 65 •70 •7Q •65 • 75 •70 • 65 .80 ■70 .80 •70 • 70 .60 .60 . 60 .60

Franklin Bertie Mae Odom Lola Mae Pierce Cynthia Scott

35 to 20

.60 •75 .60

Jackson Leona Hammer Blanche Bond Bertha Chapman Mabie Clayton Dollie Conner Geneva Davisdon Alice Doyle Opal Eskew Gertrude Evans Maureen Harwell Nancy Hedrick Ella Spacek Myrtle Stone Louise Wright Jessie Brewer

Month to to 25 to 35 25 to to 35 30 25 to 25 20

2to.00 • 85 .80 •70 •85 .80 .80 .80 •p! .65; • 70 .651 .80^ • 70 .60 i

Moon Polly Kirkpatrick Lucille Bunn Ermine Felton Matt Della Hurst Lena Lyday Anna F. Stephens Iva Thomas

Month to 30 35 30 to to

250.00 • 75 •65 • 65 .60 .80 • 75

Month to 30 35 to to to to 20 25 to 35 to to to 25

290.00 • 75 • 70 .60 • 70 .80 .80 .80 • 65 ■ 75 • 75 .65 .60 .85 .80 .65

Southeast Taft Miriam Hammell Alice Bigham Nona Dixon Mattie Elmore Clemma Farley Jane Green Alta Harris Mabie Harris Louise Harvell Eva Jones Pearl Osborn Mary A. Potts Betty J. Willingham Faye Dean

Month 25 25 20 to to to to to to to 30 20 30

320.00 •70 .60 . 60 • 70 .80 .80 •75 •75 .85 •70 .60 .60 .-65

Zelda Branigan Goldie Bennett Cecil Burton Oma Blair Stella Cater Winnie Cotton Bess De Veny Emma Duncan Vertie East Belle McAtee Bessie M. Bray Mabel Ridgeway Ovie Rouse Evelyn Straight Ann South Vivian Stults

MEETING- OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT'D

SECONDARY SCHOOL CAFETERIAS - CONT'D School & Name of Worker

Per Mo. or Hrs. Per Wkl

Salary

Taft - Cont'd Vivian Vanourek Helene Vreeland Mabie Rogers Marguerite Weesner Josephine Best Evelyn Nicks

Eo 25 Eo 30 Eo 30

.80 .60 •75 .65 .60 .60

Webster Laura Ward Jessie Allen Winona Evans Gladys Ferguson Lillie Foley Beulah M. Glass Lucy McHan Flossie Emo

Month Eo EO Eo 20 20 35 20

280.00 .80 •85 .80 .65 .65 • 85 .80

On roll call, the motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel carried with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT’D

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT R. #217 Report on Pupil Accident Insurance Accepted

Mr. Haller, Director of Physical Education, reported on bids received for pupil accident insurance and recommended acceptance of the bid of Indemnity Insurance Company of America as the best bid submitted.

Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the recommendation of Mr. Haller be accepted. The motion carried.

The Superintendent introduced Mr. Robert Shultz as the new Assistant Personnel Director, and a former teacher in the Oklahoma City school system.

Mr. Shultz Introduced

Motion to approve the following professional trips was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried unanimously on roll ca|l:

R. #218 Approval of Professional Trips

RESOLUTION

Mr. Clifford E. Costley and Mr. Gene L. Post — Annual meeting of the Educational Film Library Association, Mid-west Film Forum and National Audio Visual Association, Chicago, Ill., July 19-23, 1956

(2)

Miss Donna Schumacher — 1956 SummerWorkshop on Education in Family’*? Finance in Philadelphia, Pa., this summer.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the above persons be directed to attend the meetings designated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mr. Costley and Mr. Post on their trip, and $90.00 toward expense of Miss Schumacher, be paid by the Board of Education.

PERSONNEL were presented for

The following personnel recommendations and approval ■INSTRUCTIONAL

INSTRUCTIONAL 1

■r

TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

Personnel Recommended'

FFECTIVE DATE

.................

TERMINATIONS

NAME

-EFFECTIVE DATE

-ASSIGNMENT

. $

-£

TERMINATIONS

F-erouscn, Hoyt

I Bagwit a W

Teacher & Coach John Marshall

-O^iula, John gbci, Harry MR® j

Asst. Principal Classen

|sd? Gerald

I m S

■

bfett

ii rt

Stand Wati

O-gft-56

6=1=56

James in me Band

■

■BuNcfe Fred

Franklin .

6-1=56

■

Ktongiy, Dortha

6th Rancho

6=1=56

(mrU McCharen. Buford

Southeast

SCIENCE

6M+56

tew

4 TH

terling,

Mabel

Rancho VliUGg,

6=27=56.

English North-west Classen

6=26=56 < yj

Shop Grant

’

NOIWEGREE

3rd .Westwood

DAhlel. Hazel sTPjSIiiL

Wilma

6-1=56

Kdgt. Garfield 5TH

Pa-I^k, oletha „HEL

♦

Madison

.6=1=56 .

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6th Whittier

iwIHIh

Maternity

4(Mrs. ) Adams, Julia (Mrs.)

1ST

Coolidge

Vivian

Carey

6-1=56

; 1

Arthur

Kdgt. Carey

6=1=56

Unassigned

1ST Ross

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Sunny

Employments

56=57

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Girls Phys. Ed„^| MARIETTA.

Classen-

t, MEETING OF JULY 2. 1956 - CONT'D CLERICAL

PERSONNEL

NAME

Ifc?

■

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

C®

I EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

APPROVED EXP-

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

’liHteiihft1-'"" ~

(MISS)

Audrfv Crowe, - Transferred) ‘

•

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$200

■HlftKMAN. 1 C>IS

6=21=56

claim BushnessWfice

I INSTRUCTI ONAL

TERMINATIONS

gjl?

name

-EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

Terminations w

JWrorarv Employments • ■. ,V-7

J|L Marts

Math Classen

" * JflME Witj Douglass X'

j.(Mr®

WHARTON, ALONZO

"X* 6=1=56

English Northwest Classen

Thrasher, Rubyb^.1

6m<^6 .

Foreign Lang.&Eng® Northwest Classen :

6=,i=56

, 7

Request permission to employ the

following

Summer School Teachers

Secondary

for tmeT956

Elementary

Allen, Marjorie K. Clay, Dorothy A. Edmiston, Stella R. Gibson, kathrine v. Gillette, Gladys g. Hendricks, joAlice Hill, billy Buel Leighton, Wayne E. Mackin, wmo Peyton Maloney, Margaret Mitchell, wm. Richard Murry, Francis Neel, Mary V. f^tr, Leonard C. PmDEN, John M„

■

X-

CriowNtNS, Eva Mae ’Stevens, Rogers GraF(Part=time) Trull, Wanda (Secretary)

.. .

Request permission to transfer Diane Spencer

from teacher at

if}

r'- (

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RiversideSalary I3200

•j

on a

IO MONTHS CONTRACT - TO PUPIL GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT AS A SCHOOL PSYCHOMETRIST -SALARY ON T. E

BASIS OF $4400 ON A 12 MONTHS CONTRACT = EFFECTIVE JULY I, I95°«

Audrey Crowe from Clai'« Clerk in the Business ^alarw - to Secretary in the Engineering Department - Salar^ on the month - Effective June 25, 09560

request permission to transfer

on the basis of $200 per month

BASIS OF $2 15 per

MX""" "m’ ,o That THE FOLLOWING PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 18 at A SALARY OF $0o95 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS THEY WORK?

Bruce Shaw Virginia Ryder Leopold

That THE FOLLOWING PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 18 at A SALARY OF $1„00 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS THEY WORK?

.....

Harold mcNiel Nina Ba Shive’........ ' ■C

Burghardt, bill Irwin, Jack jchnson, Arthur Keller, Edwin Spurlock, Jog Thomas, C. So TODD, Dondald Westman9 T. Burns

..■""""T''

. ....

Summer"Ses

music

Benton, Theta Cline, Clyde Edmonds, myrtle Fuller, Irma Jo Gilliland, Lillian Gorden, Zelma harper, Edna Haynes, Alberta Janssen, Jewel King, Grace Kirkpatrick, Eula Kunke, Ethel Martin, Olive Mitchell, Jewell Mize, Alene Nichols, Hazel Roberts, Maxine .. - Robinson, Gladys1 Souther’and, Emma Spurrier, j.rene White, Anna .Wilson, Clara ■

RU^FJ, SIDNEY W„ SELKIN, Marya. walker, Dan m. Fleming, j. g.

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CONT

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EFFECTIVE

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sSlSMili

—

F.OORMAN WESU'OOD

(Mrs

6-20-56

eave of

Absence)

FlOORMAN I I

HARDEN . AR IbUR

$175. Mo,

6-2 3= ^6

$-60, Mo

6-25-56

(MR.) N'X

DOYlE 1 I I

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oque&t ppivij-.—on -i. cupj..i • Mu a ,f. Taihsc. cC’p. cS'aiary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 27, 1956

- C_- r~ Pmi’icr

Request permission to employ Billy Beck as temporary Office Helper Salary $1.00 per hour - Effective June 21, 1956. Request -permission to employ W. R. Swarts as temporary Carpenter Foreman 'Salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 25, 1956. Request permission <o employ Elmer. Heck as temporary Boiler Repairman Sriv per i-oi j - Effective June 25, employ J. D. Lourhern as temporary Painter - Effective June 26, 1956. !

Request permission to employ tile following as temporary Carpeiters Dewey Ben4 on E _ - G. _ Jessel Williams

Effective June 22, 1956 Eff eet i e June 22s 1956 me 25, 1956 Effecti

Request pemissi_r. to empiey tne soilawing as temporary Furnurc Repairmen -

llllll

Clifford Miller Lowery Sell Tames Hoyt Hul'en Howe Robeit Way Troy Milburn

est permission to employ 4 he

f OORMAN WFvrwoon

£2^£ -jACkSLM-

Ramsf. ‘Rorfp

(MR, >

&Z(2jA.

(MR)

FuGORMAN lAC.kSON

il25^J3QL

6-27=56

Sal ary $1.00 ou 11 . $1.00 Salary $1.00 Salary $1.50 Salary $1.35 SaJ ary $1.75

pey per per pe’ pe per

hour hour

hour hour • hour hour

Effective Effective Effective Eff ective Effective Effecrive

1956 Jane Jone 13- 1056 June 1956' ? June June 1956 a1 June 11 1956

on owing as temporary Laborers - Salary

Johnny Graham David Petty

Effective June 26, 1956 Effective Jw 2’ 1956 as temporary Painters -

to employ* the W:SOIi

dwell

Fi-oorman (Temporary ClASSFN . v r>. ~ x j z ntey' Agi Night watchm|n\ ’

CuASSEN.

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT’D

PERSONNEL - CONT’D

tequest'/permission to' adjust rom-$1''. 25 per’hour to $1.50

febt-ive

©quest permission to cdjust .the* salary

Don Roach

tempo

equest permission to adjust the salary of Jimmy Crawford rem $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour - Effective June equest permission to adjust the salary of David Yost hour ecti1'

laborer.

26-b 1

t'the sal 5wei hour xVche -sa.

R. #219 Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. McCray » Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye-.” GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

Bills and Payrolls Bills and Payrolls Recommended

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented:

July 2, 1956

Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools

Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration:

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Instr Suppls Insur Suppls

Agrc 217.1+7 . 1 23.oc Rental Schl Select Schl Select

Teach Aid Suppls ^dmin, Expense Lt Trucks & Cars

Dept Select Bd Action Select

>> Instr Suppls stodians Supplied irencement Suppls

Sc hl Select Low

Instr 'Suppls

Machine Co

■

2U2

136

63 .'10

31.83

’ Instr-'-Su

keney Co

Upkp Grounds

^tan|ar$i-'

Office Suppls“Printing Upkp Grounds Furn Equip Office Suppls New Schl Apparatus Sal-Research Dept. Instr Suppls

Low i Low ! •• Standard Low UU. 30 87.00 Low Schl Select Agree Schl Select

Recreation Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Low

Rev. Hugh Bumpas University of Nebraska

Commencement Equip

Agree Bd Action

Caesar's Floral Campbell & Hall, Inc. Capitol Hill Beacon Capitol Hill Florists

Commencement Teach Aid Suppls Commencement Commencement

Agree Dept Select Agree Agree

Suppls

Low

367.1+0

Custodians Suppls Mt. Trucks & Cars Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Rent Trans Eqpt Research Suppls Mt Trks & Cars

Low Low Dept Select Dept Select Agree Low Low

300.08 7.1+0 1.30 L.U3

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Equip Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action Schl Select

and Pojezny, Architects Consto New Bldgs k Desk Co Suppls

Bd Action Standard Dept Select Low Bd Action Dept Select

. Bdstitch-Midwestjlnc The Clarence L<> Boyd Co.,Inc Branham’s, Inc.

Frank H Braunlich Margaret Brodersen . John A Brown Co .

Buck's Sporting Goods,Inc.

'Carpenter Paper Co J Bob-Gates ! Cherry's Radio Sales&Service : Chicago Board of Education Children's Book Council Bus Company Office Supply Spring Works

es W. Clark Co an-Ross Co. Lal Williamsburg, Inc ity Playthings i .

I’M Coo Coo ■ ’Cour

ectric Supply Co nt & Varnish Co for Advan of Sec Ed

Playthings, Inc Market Inc Croft Publications pper Crutchfield

aly Law Journal“Record Javis Press, Inc tor Louis H. deFreese

Custodians Suppls Custodians Suppls Instr Suppls

Rent Trans Eqpt Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Commencement

Legal Publications Teach Aid Suppls s; Commencemerit

Dept !! Agree

390.73 7.93

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3O1.3Oh 169.30g 20. OCf? 23.23.

398.70

13.00 81.00

79.70 76.30

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;d£u ‘ mpnp^wn Chevrolet^ Inc oyle 1

„ - Dept Select ' ’ Standard Dept JSelect Schl Select ; Schl Select 1 790.12 Schl Select i U95.66 Low Agree Instr Suppls 201.78 Office Suppls-Printing Low Bd Action 11655.16 Agree Commencement

'Mt Trks & Cars- — Upkp Grounds Teach Aid- Suppls New Sch Apparatus. -^Ms-tr'Suppls Instr Suppls

Dicker* ;Die \^>d

Floral House

Duplicating Products Inc E. Io Du Pont De Nemours&Co E. P. -Dutton & Co

Low Low Schl Select Low Low Dept Select

The Economics Press<, Inc Educational Music Magazine Electronic Business Mach Co Electronic Supply Company Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Standard Low Schl Select

133.99 11.58

Standard Schl Select Low Schl Select Schl Select

1.25 hO5.28 7.13 6.00 150.00

Standard Low Dept Select Schl Select Agree Custodial Suppls Dept Select Teach Aid Suppls Office Suppls-Printing Low Agree Rent Transp Eqpt Material Eqpt Reprs Low

108.00 29.37

Instr Suppls Felt.& Tarrant Mfg Go Library Books Field Enterprises^ Inc. Reprs to Eqpt The Fleck Bearing Co Foreign Policy Association Inc Instr Suppls Sims Fowlers Printer Commencement

* , L !

33?7o^.

New Schl Apparatus Recreation Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt. Repair Furn Instr-Teach Aid Suppls

.aniy1 s ip Dunlap Sporting Goods

U5.95 135.50

581.55 279.00 172.25

5.81 2.07 1.50

50.50

k Library Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

. Gaylord Broso Inc : Gibbs & Go ■ Ginn & Co General Electric Supply Go t Glencoe Public Schools t Graham Paper Co 1 I^lxon Gray I Jl D. Guilliams J k-

Halliburtons Hknson-Bennett Magazine Agency Harbour Longmire Harcourtg Brace & Co Cdcp£L D. Hardesty Harpers and Brothers ! Harf Industrial Supply Co.

’ 1 1 !

t Do C. Heath & Co 1 * • f|Hehry He’-irb Welding & Radiator Holty^ C?. Inc^ Co ^Herrmann’s- Flowers

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls Mt. Repair Furn Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Maintenance of Bus Te.ach Aid. Suppls Cdmmencement

■ Hohmann’s Appliance Service i Houghto^ Mifflin Co

Mt Eqpt Reprs Teach Aid Suppls

: The House of Clay ’ Th|||fiduse of Wren Huppicutt Publishing Co

Instr Instr Night Instr

The

Instr Suppls

R. Huntting Co. Inc

Suppls Suppls Schl Suppls Suppls

Schl Dept Schl Dept Dept Dept Low Low Dept Schl

2U9.OO 2.29

2H.80 2.75 17.56

Select Select Select Select Select Select

39.00 ,118.31 Select 1.77 Select. 26I4.0OQ..

Low Dept Select Agree Low Dept Select Low Action Dept Action Schl Select

2O87

10.82 lg750.00

Standard Agree Standard

Lonal Directory Co ional Supply Co

Teach Aid Suppls New Fum & Fixtures

Dept Select Low

Music Co 1

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls New . Schl Apparatus^

Schl Select Dept•Select Low-

onal Harvester Co

73^.00 27.55

67.55

Schl Select Dept Select

Research Suppls Mt Office Mach Upkp Trks & Cars

national Business Mach

251.29 659.97 1.50 3S758.61 181.56 87.02

i’

■-.&M

32.01 10.73 2U9.75

292 oh?1

MEETING OF JULY 2, 1956 - CONT’D ^^^^I^WMarket t Instr Suppls Schl Select "Low '■ 56I4.0O6 ; Johnson-Wholesale Electronics Teach Aid Suppls I Y ; wi " ' '' 7Labor&Materiais..RadioStSg.hl,.^^^ag?A^P

oys Store #6 ? Inc V Company

5 View Go

rick Brothers

LaMar Lane

Supply Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Agree Schl Select Bd Action

Instr Suppls Lab & Mat Radio Stat New Schl Apparatus

Schl Select Low Dept Select

Instr Suppls Reprs to Furn

Bd Action Low

Instr Suppls Rent Transp Eqpt

Instr Suppls Library Books

lllo

17 O

7.07 9U2830

9119 O37

) 150095 3oU0. 253»7U

39 o81| 10o50

5O.3U

191o62

Schl Select . Agree

106 0 92-

Schl Select Schl Select

19«73 173o00

192o73

ner Paint Co Lippincott Co L^onq & Garnahan

Instr&Custodians SupplsBd Action Teach Aid Suppls Dept Select Instr Suppls Schl Select

55008O 7O623U.35

■d $ MSGr&w-Hill Book Co

Teach Aid

Select

3e72

Margries Ao Go Food Mkt

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

«3

■Wti||g|plltan Water Co Mid®^Supply Co

Dept Select Schl Select utilities ‘

■Water

Repr of Eqpt Suppls

Schl Select Low

ackson Go MilusMiwConstruction Co

Instr Suppls Constr New Bldg

Low Bd Action

MirisKota University Missc^ri Oklahoma Express Inc

New Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Library Suppls

Agree Bd Action Schl Select

Suppls Commencement

Standard Agree

Morris Chevrolets Inc 1 Morrison Wholesale Co Motter Bookbinding Co

Multigraph Sales Agency Municipal Auditorium

20.00 52.07

.-‘hy

72o07

Est #6

135-GO • 8O5U

30o86 765.00 i

National Council for SocialSdy Instr Suppls National Education Association Teach Aid Suppls Commencement National Printing Go

The New York Times Town of Nichols Hills

Suppls Water

Dept Select Utilities

Norick Brothers North Star

Suppls Commencement

Low Schl Select

^Sgrstrom & Co.,

Suppls

Schl Select

ferw'/t' Oakland Public Schls

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

Oklahoma City Linen Service Oklahoma County Water Coo > Oklahoma City Geological Soc

Custodial Suppls Water Instr Suppls

Agree Utilities Dept Select

Gas and Electric Co Goodwill Industries Laundry & Dry Clrns

Light & Power Instr Training Instr Suppls

Utilities Agree Low

Natural Gas Co Oxygen Co Paper Co

Fuel Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Utilities Agree Low

1 1 J I

Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma !, Oklahoma 'Oklahoma Oklahoma

5.00 5.16 73.50

Dept Select Dept Select Agree

J Y

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Publisher Schl Select

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O^Laift

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Low

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, Utilities Teach Aid Sfeppls"/ " -^fflifcpt’rSelec't^^

Pacific Coast Publishers Parker Publishing Co

Teach Aid Suppls Supp]s

Dept Select Dept Select

Ration Equipment Sales L. To Payne Perfection Eqpt Co Petersen & Co

Maintenance of Bus Custodial Suppls Mt Trks & Cars Instr Suppls

Low Agree Low Schl Select

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Portafilms Frederick A, Praeger Inc Pre’ntice-Hall Inc

Mt Trks & Teach Aid Teach Aid Teach Aid

Low Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

Cars Suppls Suppls Suppls

...-223.^?

78 jO'

35.00 3^-32 6.85 ■ 'i ■

Random House Inc

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select

2.00

Reader’s Digest Condensed Rector? s Book Store Reliable Radiator Compary Remington Rand

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Trks & Cars Mt Office Machines

Dept Select Low Low Agree

2.00 6o7U 8.50 352.70

Harry L Retter Electric Kathleen Lo Riggs Rinehart & Co, Inc

Reprs to Eqpt New Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

18.50 87.50 8.30

Royal Typewriter Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Standard Agree Low

Library Books Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls

Dept Select Standard Bd Action

I8066 960 00 1<)2j.88oOO

Schmitt8 s Hobby Crafts (Science Digest Magazine r Science Research Associates

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select

17.35

I'Sqott Chevrolet Co

Mt Trks & Cars Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Standard Agree Dept Select

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Low Schl Select

Custodial Suppls

Bd Action Low

' Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Benj H Sanborn & Co Sani«Mist Southwest Sanitary Equipment Co

y^illiam R. Scott Inc ISbars Roebuck & Co

> ? '<S’O,^E.

t Taint Co

U55.00 6o00

3.27 I60I4.O

2.53 25.90 973.61 68,75

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U61o00 122e83

19.67 2o20

28OU3

1,0^2.36

9U.55

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Mt Repr Furn

L 'Slmo^l & Schuster, Inc

Suppls

h Simpson Auto Co

Instr Suppls

Instr Suppls....... festr Suppls * ^^p-Trks & Cars

Mt Trks & Cars

Dept Select Low

1U7.5O 1U5.5O

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3.85 3.35

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2^95.39 18.18.^

293.00

7.20 U6.12. w — 2,513.57' 12A^

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“Mace Spangler Square Dance Assn

Standard Roofing & Material • .gta’r Engraving Co t' V * vSteel Supply Co | JDick Stout & Co IfDr. W. McFerrin Stowe . ;Structo Manufacturing Co

MEETING OF JULY^ >D lW „ > Agreed 1’ .■ Low Low

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Special. “"Schl Select

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New Furn & Fixtures Suppls Commencement Instr- Suppls

Low Schl Select ■ Agree Schl Select

236.5b j F b8.75 25.00 6.00 nl

Teach Aid Suppls Petty Cash Rein Rent Transp Eqpt Labor

Dept Sele ct Dept iSelect .Agree Agree

2.50 ’ill. 118.99 61.92 111.11

Instr Sn-opis Instr Suppls New Eqpt Instr Suppls Research Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Dept ’ Select Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select

I^Texas Tech College Bk Store , Mary Ao ThackersClerk tC. _E. Tharpe ^’B. Ho Thomas Thompson School Book Deposit

Thompson Book and Supply Co , Triangle Blue Print ' Fr^MTrucksess

j Narco <jnc

?^god Corporation

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69.71 32^03 171i»UU 27.50

160.00 95.00 8U.O5

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Wilmac Recorders Instr Suppls The World Publishing Co Teach Aid Suppls Wylie'Astewart Machinery Cos IncMt Trks & Cars

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! 3

195b”5ji> General Fund Jack;/Foreman* s Numerical Direc Suppls f

Selected.

Mel^n Company Inc MSEL'sap’ s

^•National Fire Prot. Asjsn^fe/Refine'ry Supply Co

i Wo’M Welch Mfg Co

Instr Suppls Reprs to- Musical Inst Suppls Bldg&Grounds I. Instr Suppls Instr Siippls

221.50 3.10 3<>oo

27,5 .53

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339o05^|

13.66 3.5011

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101.7b

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Andrews

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Serv for Const/g

’-■Supply, Inc

Suppls-TV Eqpt>

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Insurance,

Lumber ., ’£’ Advertisement

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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve payment of the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $296,752.39> and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #220 ' Claims Approved for Payment

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the payrolls for the month of June be approved and that the payrolls for July be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #221 June Payrolls Approved— Jtily Payrolls Authorized

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve selling at auction two houses and appurtenances located at 1036 and 103 8 N. E. 33rd Street, after negotiations R. #222 have been completed for the purchase of the additional site for Northeast High School on Approval to which the houses are located. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Auction Bldgs. It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve paying the Oklahoma State R. #223 School Boards Association $300.00 for Publications, Proceedings, and Annual Membership Fees .Approval to Pay State Sch. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Bds. Ass'n Fees, etc. It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Superintendent be permitted to take the Board-owned car on a trip into Texas and Colorado for teacher recruitment and R. #224 inspection of schools. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Approval to Use BoardOwned Auto ♦

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

R. #225 Adjournment

MEETING OF JULY 19, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN

THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. Jim Wright, Vice President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

PRESENT:

C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton

Phil C. Bennett Otto F. Thompson

ABSENT:

OTHERS PRESENT: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superin tendent; H. G. Buchanan, Charles Harville, Gilbert Robinson, Robert Shultz,, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors. Mr. Miller Smith,representing the Oklahoma Seating Company, and Mr. James Thompson,representing the Thompson Book and Supply Company, Ada, Oklahoma.

Visitors:

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. McCray PERSONNEL The following personnel recommendations were presented for approval

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R. #226 Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #227 Contract for Bus Service Approved

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve contract with Mr. E. M. Barnes to transport children to W. J. Bryan School, using three buses, the special children to Inman Page School, using one bus, and the legally., transferred school! .children from common school districts, including Millwood District, using one bus, for a total amount of $14,972.75, which is an increase of $200.00 over last year which Mr. Barnes requested to pay Unemployment Insurance to his employes as required by law. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #228 Use of School Bldgs. Granted Boy Scouts

Mrs. Melton moved that permission be given the Last Frontier Council, Bey Scouts of America, to use space in the school system. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried.

R. #229 Permission to Reimburse Petty Cash

Mr. McCray moved that permission be given to reimburse the Petty Cash Fund to and including July 17, 1956 in the approximate amount of $615.39, in order to take care of the many payments on capital outlay and charges for moving annexes. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton)

R. #230 Approval to Play Claim of Noble James

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve claims and invoices of Noble James and. Associates in the amount of $12,150.75, which came in too late to be included with the list of billsat the regular board meeting of Monday, July 2nd. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #231 Approval to Award Qontracts on Red Oak & Birch Plywood

Motion was made by Mir. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one lot of red oak and birch plywood for all schools from low bidders - Plywood Oklahoma, Kilpatrick Lumber Company, and U. S. Plywood - in the total amount of $1,897.12, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for JBids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #232 Approval to Buy Test Materials

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of one lot of Pupil Test Material for all schools from the companies shown listed below in the total amount of $5,025.00, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account: The Psychological Corporation World Book Company California Test Bureau Science Research Ass'n Bureau of Research & Service

751.40 490.90 2,204.15 1,337.30 241.25 TOTAL ---- $5,025.00 $

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #233 Approval to Awqrd Contracts on Classroom Furniture

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to award contracts, as follows, on one lot of Standard Classroom Furniture for Various Schools:

Oklahoma Seating Company Thompson Book & Supply Co. Dowlings, Inc. Branahamâ€™s, Inc. City Office Supply Co. TOTAL ----

$30,440.95 34.430.40 19.921.40 780.00 4.196.30 $89,769.05

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #234 Purchase of Kdg. Tables Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of 18 round kindergarten tables for Harrison, Pierce, and Ridgeview schools from Dowlings, Inc. for a special price of $28.50 each, extended $513*00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF JULY 19, 1956 - CONT'D

BUILDINGS Information to the Board:

It was reported that August 2, 1956, 4s30 p. m. has been set as the date for receiving and opening bids on additions to Adams, Fillmore, Mayfair, and Douglass and Capitol Hill stadium improvement. It was reported that all negotiations for the site in the Hillcrest Addition purchased from the Hillcrest Development Company have been approved. Whereupon it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to authorize the issuing of a warrant in payment for the same in the amount of $12,500$ legal description of the property having been included in the meeting of April 2, 1956. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #235 Approval to Make PayÂ ment for Hillcrest Sit

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

R. #236 Adjournment

WHEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the

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MEETING OF JULY 25, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA PET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President

Phil C. Bennett Nellie R. Melton ABSENT:

C. B. McCray Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; H. B. Buchanan, Charles Harville, and Gene Stinebeck, Directors; representatives of the press and T-V stations.

Visitor:

Mr. Lester Lee of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company.

Mrs. Melton gave the invocation.

Invocation

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Clarence Deal to attend the Seminar of the Chief Engineers of Thirty Radio Stations of the NAEB:

R. #237 Professional Trip Approved

RESOLUTION

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if Mr. Clarence Deal would attend the Seminar of the Chief Engineers of 30 Radio Stations of the NAEB (National Ass'n of Educational Broadcasters) at the University of Illinois, Urbana, Ill., May 27 to June 1, 1956.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED*, that Mr. Deal be directed to attend the meeting designated above, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if he can arrange his work so as to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that any part of the expense of the trip over and above $90.40 paid by the University of Illinois be paid by the Board of Education.

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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve awarding contracts as follows for materials for repair work in the city schools: (a)

(b)

One lot of paint for all schools to the amount of $2,089.96, the purchase to be Project 809: Pittsburgh Plate Glass Sherwin Williams Paint Acme Quality Paint Co.

bidders listed below in the total charged to the 1956 Bond account

$1,345.22 625.73 118.81 TOTAL------- $2,089.96

Co. Co.

One lot of paint for the furniture repair program for all schools from Pittsburgh Plate Gias Company in the total amount of $7,212.00, the purchase to be charged to the 1956-57 Building Levy account, Project 435.

One lot of lumber, hardware, sandpaper, asphalt tile, acoustical tile, and roofing supplies for various schools from the bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $29,690.05, the purchase to be charged to the fol lowing accounts: 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 833, $11,303.21; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 435, $731.16; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 437, $3,102.44; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 417, $262.80; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 419, $183.96; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 411, $2,046.55; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 416, $210.24; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 418, $210,24; 1956-57 Building Levy, Project 421, $262.80; 1956 Bond Ac count, Project 834A, $1,302.10; 195° Bond account, Project 808, $9,479.70; and, 1956-57 Building Levy account, Project 429, $539.85. (c)

Amounts Recommended to be Awarded to Each Company:

Morgenson Lumber Company Miller Floor Co. Kilpatrick Lumber Co. Denman Floor Co. Mid-America Paint Co. Standard Roofing Co. Dolese Co.

469.05 3,954.12 16,010.05 379.10 263.60 386.10 432.00

R. #238 Contracts Awarded on Materials-; fox Repair Work

MEETING OF JULY 25, 1956 - CONTâ€™D

R. #238 Continued

A. C. Horn Hart Industrial Co. _ Public Supply Co.' Oklahoma Acoustical Co. Ball Distributing Co. Roofing Supply Co. TOTAL---------

885*50 589.28 3,510.00 75.00 715.00 2,021.25 129,690.05

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #239 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.

MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE | BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

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Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Charles Harville, Director of Purchasing; Robert Shultz, Assistant Personnel Director; representatives of the press and T-V stations.

Mr. McCray gave the invocation.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids were opened on the following building projects, and read aloud according to the tabulation of bids below; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #240 Bids Opened on Building Projects

Additions to Adams, Fillmore, and Mayfair schools Press Box, Shower & Toilet Facilities for Douglass High School Stadium Press Box for Capitol Hill Senior High School Stadium

TABULATION OF BIDS FOR ADAMS ADDITION FILLMORE & MAYFAIR ADDITIONS

Contractor

Acme Construction Co. Cox Construction Co. Douglas Construction Co. Dunning Construction Co. Hughes, Et.T. Const. Co. Kirkhuff Construction Go. Martin, Jno. B. Const. Co, Milner Construction Co. Mitchell, R. T. Orr Construction Co. Rischard Construction Co. S & T Construction Co. Schwartz Construction Co. Smiser Construction Co. Tippin Construction Co. Weller Construction Co.

Adams Addition

Fillmore Addition

$73,977.00 71,876.00 74,582.00 75,326.00

$62,927.00 59,873.00 64,820.00 62,927.00

74,443.00 69,465:00 777,336200 74,594.00 72,520.00

62,854.00 55,947.00

73,200.00 75,419.00 75,920.00 74,610.00

Mayfair Addition

$48,227.00 55,055.00 _ 55,648.00 55,229.00 54,176.00 51,397.00 50,097.00 54,960.00

64,711.00 61,163.00 59,538.00 63,560.00

55,426.00 54,396.00 55,734.00

67,800.00

49,895.00 54,980.00

64,560.00

TABULATION OF BIDS ON PRESS BOX, SHOWER & TOILET FACILITIES AT DOUGLASS HIGH SCHOOL.AND PRESS BOX AT CAPITOL HILL HIGH SCHOOL STADIUMS Contractor

E. V. Cox Construction Co. Lippert Bros. R. T. Mitchell

Base Bid Douglass $93,876.00 101,479.00 109,950.00

Base pid Capitol Hill

$23,678.00 23,875.00 28,750.00

Combination Bid

$117,000.00 123,154.00 136,200.00

Mr. McCray moved that all bids received on the above building projects be referred to the central office staff for tabulation and consultation with contractors and architect, and later recommendation to the Board. The motion was seconded by Mr. Wright and carried.

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following Resolu tions of Appreciation for Mrs. Dorothea Badger and'Mrs. Vestora Haywood, teachers recently deceased:

R. #241 Bids Referred to Central Office Staff R. #242 •Resolutions of Apprecia tion Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1956 - CONT'D

R. #242 Continugdu

RESOLUTION — — — — — — — — — —

IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. DOROTHEA L. BADGER !!

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Dorothea L. Badger, Wednesday, July 25, 1956.

Mrs. Badger served as a substitute teacher in the Oklahoma City School System for one and one-half years prior to her assignment at Webster Junior High School in 1928. In 1938, she joined the staff at Taft Junior High School where she was teaching at the close of school this year. She was a very outstanding English teacher and taught this subject both at Webster and at Taft.

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Mrs. Badger was a member of the local, state and national professional organizations and the St. Paul's Episcopal Church.

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In working with students she found great happiness and they, in turn, appreciated her as a friend and advisor. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion.

Her high ideals will be translated in the lives of all who were privileged to know and wiork with her. Both teachers and students will remember her with admiration and love. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the berqajzed family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher who as an inspiration to her students, co-workers and friends.

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IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. VESTORA HAYWOOD

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Vestora HaywoodJuly 12, 1956. I j

Mrs. Haywood joined the staff at Dunbar School in 1930 and was there until she became | ill several months ago. |

She was a member of the National Education Association, the Second Branch of the Association of Childhood Education, the Oklahoma Association of Negro Teachers, and the Calvary Baptist Church.

Mrs. Haywood was very conscientious and won the respect and admiration of her fellow workers and pupils. She- will be missed greatly by all knew her, but her influence for good as a teacher and as a friend will continue eternally. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy .to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the many years of faithful service she rendered to children at Dunbar School. The motion carried.

Mr. Bennett Enters

Mr. Bennett, who was absent at the initial roll call, entered the meeting at this time. 1

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting contracts to the R. #243 following bidders in the total amount of $15,230.02 for one lot of small equipment for the Bids Accepted Food Service Department in all schools, to be purchased from the Central Food Service on Small Equip, account, all bids received having been in response to the attached Notice for Bids: for Food Service Dept. Southern Coffee Co. $10,690.46 The Jones Co. 1,014.37 Goodner Van Co. 989.40 Interstate Distributors 1,280.16 Hobert Sales Co. 1,255.63 TOTAL ------- $15,230.02

The motion carried unanimously on roll call

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MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1956 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of the following kitchen equipment, bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

Standard kitchen equipment for Franklin Pierce School from Commercial Equipment Company in the amount of $1,431.00; from Gardner Hotel Supply Company, in the amount of $3,153.61; total of bids accepted, $4,639.61;

(1)

R. #244 Bids Accepted Standard & Fabricated Kitchen Equir

this purchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond Fund Account, Project 827C; (2)

Standard Fabricated kitchen equipment for Franklin Pierce and Garden Oaks schools, from Commercial Equipment Company, in the amount of $6,369.00, of which $6,353.00 is to be charged to the 1956 Bond Fund account, Project 827C for Pierce School, and $516.00 to the Central Food Service Fund for Garden Oaks..

The motion carried on roll call with all rembers present voting "Aye."

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to let contract to Dyke Brothers for one lot of glass for Westwood, Shidler, Shields Heights, and All Schools, in the total amount of $2,005.70, the purchase to be charged to the 195657 Building Levy Account, Project 437, recommendation being made on low bid basis. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #245 Bid Accepted on Glass

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to award contracts to the folÂ lowing firms in the total amount of $2,433.75 for one lot of standard kitchen equipment for all schools, the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Service account:

R. #246 Bids Accepted on Standard Kitchen Equip

Southern Coffee Co. Commercial Equipment Co. Gardner Hotel Supply Co.

TOTAL

54.90 9.50 2,374.35

$2,438.75

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Information to Board

Information to the Board:

The following information on the Building Program was presented: 1.

Since the last Board meeting, the addition to Valley Brook School and the addition to Garden Oaks School have been completed and accepted.

Bids will be due as follows at a special meeting of the Board on August 16, 1956, 4:30 p. m.:

Additions to Buildings Completed

Bids Due Aug. 16

Addition to Calvin Coolidge Elementary School Roof Repair Elevator at Maintenance Building Relighting of Classen Junior-Senior High School 3.

It appears now that the followng projects will be ready for opening of bids on August 30th:

Bids Due Aug. 30

Additions to the following schools: Kaiser Elementary Arthur Elementary

Southeast Secondary Longfellow Elementary

Nichols Hills Elementary Buchanan Elementary

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. MpCray to approve recommendation to extend the school offerings as follows: Franklin ----- Add the 10th grade Ross------------ Add the 4th grade Van Buren â€” Add the 4th grade The motion carried,

R. #247 School Offerings Extended

MEETING OF AUGUST 2, I956 - CONT’D

R. #248 Transfers Approved

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following recommended transfers: (1)

Transfer of Bill Lillard, Teaching Assistant Principal at Webster Junior High School, to full-time Assistant Principal at Classen Junior-Senior High School, at a salary of $5,000 annually; this transfer to replace Gerald Kidd, who resigned to accept a position with a pharmaceutical company.

(2)

Transfer of William French, Supervisor in the Pupil Personnel Department, to Teach ing Assistant Principal at Webster Junior %gh School, salary $4,625 annually.

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #249 Releasing Information in re School Norms Approved

The Superihtendent explained that he has ready a study of norms of the Oklahoma City Public Schools in relation to national norms and asked permission to release this informa tion for a national study. Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that such permission be granted. The motion carried.

R. #250 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the.

day of

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Clerk

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M.

O’CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright Others present: Dr.J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Charles Harville, Gilbert Robinson, and Robert Shultz, Directors; W. A. Lybrand, A ttorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; representatives of the press and TV stations.

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

Invocation

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of June 26, 1956, June 29, 1956, June 30, 1956, July 2, 1956, July 19, 1956, July 25, 1956, and August 2, 1956 were approved as read.

R. #251 Minutes Approved

Mr. J. R. Striegel, Mr. Chuck Striegel, and Virgil Holliday, representing the Norman Plumbing Company, and Mr. Charles W. Harrison, Mir. J. H. Ross, and Mr. W. C. Stinson, Jr. representing the Oklahoma Swim Club, were present as visitors. *'

Visitors

Mr.’ Stinson, representing the Oklahoma City Swim Club for boys request for the use of school swimming pools to carry bn their to the fact that there is no competitive swimming organization discussion, the Board agreed to consider'the matter and give a

Swim Club Requests Use of School Buildings

and girls, presented a program, calling attention in the City. After some report at a later date.

Representatives of the Norman Plumbing Company discussed the bids on steel pipe and pipe fittings and offered to guarantee!mbtmore than a 5$ increase in the prices submitted, the increase due to the steel strike. Whereupon it was moved by Mr. Wright that the Beard agree to enter into a contract with the Norman Plumbing Company, accepting their bid of $5,618.44 for steel pipe and pipe fittings, with the understanding there may be an increas< because of the steel strike, not to exceed 5$ of their bid, and that a letter be required from the Norman Plumbing Company showing the possible increase, the materials to be de livered in approximately 6 weeks, with the understanding the Board may cancel the order if it should find it advisable to do so. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and

R. #252 Bid Accepted Conditionally on Steel Pipe

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by by Mr. McCray, the report of the School District Treasurer for the month of July was received and ordered filed. The Auditor reported that the annual budget for the Oklahoma City filed with the Excise Board in compliance with law, and that there report for the Board at the September meeting of the Board. Also, would be an annual Audit Report at that time. Annual Food Service X

R. #253 Treasurer’s Report Rec'd

Public Schools has been would be a complete he reported thaat there Report is acceptable.

The report of the Auditor was approved on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright.

R. #254 Auditor’s Report Approve

PERSONNEL The following personnel recommendations were submitted: (See following pages.)

Personnel Recommended

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MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT’D

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR 1956-57

Anderson, Evelyn

I|6 S. W. 32ND

Elementary

Baldwin,-Clyta

|2|J N. Wo 94TH

Home Economics, Eng., Hist., & Elem.

barde,

214 No W. 7TH

Kdgt, & Elementary

Barrier, Floy

l60l N. W. 44TH

English, Latin

Basinger, Ethel

1424 N, W. 2IST

Eng., Hist., Math, 1 Commerce

Bayz, Mary

3329 N. W. 22ND

Math, Elementary

Bickett, Rose

1416 N. W. 27TH

Elementary 6-1

Brown, Ola H.

5621 N. MILITARY

Elementary

Brown,

708 N. W. 91 ST

Elementary

Bryce, Margaret

811 N. W, 9TH

Elementary- 4,5,6

Burns, John

1828 N„ Wo 3RD

Science,

Burns, Mary

1828 N. W. 3RD

English, Social Science

. Byerly, Marian

337 s, Eo 46th

Elementary, Special Ed., & Jr. High

Campbell, Vera

541 N. W. 40TH

Home Economics, Phys., Ed., & Elem.

Cantral, Helen

804 N. W. 50TH

Elementary

Cantrell, Mary

1713 N. w. 1 7th

Commerce, English, & History

Church, Mabel

3925 N. Flynn

Elementary, Commerce, Social Studies

Cone, Wanda

2714 S. Youngs

Elementary

Cornwell, Jessie

815 N. W. 94TH

Elementary

Cox, Billie Jean

2112 N„ Stonewall

Home Economics

Cutchall, Dorothy

232 N. Wo 34th

Elementary

Danner, Bess

1113 N. Ellison

Elementary

Davis, Eva

2432 s. w. 31 st

Elementary, Jr. & Sr. high

Davis, Gwendolyn

3012 N. W. 24TH

Kdgt., Elementary

Dean, Dorothy

1619 Jo Ann St.

Commerce & English

Dewey, Margaret

108 S. E. 41 ST

Elementary 1,2,3

228 N. E. I 6th

Elementary & Jr. high

Dickerson, Lois

3216 No Wo I8TH

Social Studies, English & Music

Dougall, Martha

3125 N, W. IITH

Kdgt., Elementary 1,2

Duncan, Eva

2012 S. Wo Grand Blvd.

Elementary & English

4216 N. w. Terrace

Eng., Soc. Studies, & Elementary

Letha

opal

defreeze,,

Gertrude

, Fag in, Adeline .Friend, Mary

history,

Elementary, Kdgt. EleMentarY '■ /•it.

&. English

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR 1956-57 Gaines, Geraldine

122 No E. I2TH

Special Education, Elementary

Gall, Barbara

68002- N„ Wo I2TH

Elementary 2,3,1

Garrett, Nina

4001 Springlake DRo

Elementary, Jr. & Sr.

Gibson, Audene

1710 North Shawnee

MATH

Gladden, Lula

24?0 No W. I4TH

Elementary

Goode, Nettie

1205 N. Blackwelder

Elementary

Gieb, Blanche

821 No W. 42ND

Phys. Ed,, Speech, I^rary

41 S. E. 37TH

Elementary 3-6, Music

Graham, Irma

2221 No Wo 22ND

Elementary, English

Green, Lova

2328 N. W. 28TH

Kdgto, Elementary

Green, Mary

408 N. Wo 33RD

English, Music, Art, Elem.

Haul, Loda

1803 N. Western

Social Studies

Hansing, Frances

413 No Blackwelder

Elementary

Harback, Beatrice

3224 N, w. 26th

English & Library

Harris, Amy

2640 N. w. 31 ST

Elementary

Harris, Margaret

2044 No Wo 21ST

Elementary & Jr.

Harwood, Pearl

721 N. Eo I4TH

Elementary

heninger,

1134 N. Wo 39th

Elementary 2-6

Hicks, Mary ann

5612 S. PENN.

Home Economics

hill,

4341 N. W. I8TH

Elementary, English, Speech

Hodges, Myra Jane

2934 N. Place

Elementary, Foreign Language

Hopping, Catherine

905 N. W, 22ND

Kdgt., Primary

Howard / walsi

Il20 N. W„ 19TH

Elementary

Howell, Leona

1507 Carlisle Court

Elementary

Johnston,

2513 No W. I4TH

Home Ec., English, Elementary

1328 Euclid

Elementary, Home Economics

Moore, Oklahoma

Elementary

Kirkpatrick, Mable

616 N. w. 35TH

Elementary

Larson, Eleanor

1000 N„ w. 39TH

Math, Social Studies,. & English

Lawrence, Edgar

732 N. w, 91ST

Science, Math 4

Lloyd, Helen

1414 No Wo 17TH

English, Speech, History, Elementary

Lortz, Ruth .

720 No W„ 91 ST

Elementary

lOUJHAN, MILDRED

834 S, Wo 30™

English, Science, Elementary

1106 N. W. 2IST

Elementary

2342 No W. 21ST

Kdgt., Elementary

givens,

Shirley

Lillian

Ada Mae

violet

Jones, Mary

high

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Kennedy, Geneva

Lovejoy, Esther • S- -.

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upper

Elementary

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

i 4

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR 1956-57

Marbury, Edna

800 N„ Wo I9TH

Elementary, English

Marcum, Ruth

620 No Wo 48TH

Elementary, Science, Phys, Ed,

Martin, Clyde

1901 No W, J9TH

Speech, Music, English

Matthews, Rada Sue

1608 N,

English, Home Ec„, Science, Elementary

Mayfield, Madeline

1921 N. w„ 29™

Elementary

S„ Youngs

Elementary

Youngs

■T'

McCampbell, Ella

281

McCarthy, Harriet

219 N. Wo 4TH

Kdgt„, Elementary

McGuire, Irene

1-809 N. billen

Elementary

McInnis, Betty

1124 N. W. 80TH

KDGT., Elementary <

McIntire, Mari

704 N„ W« 42ND

Home Economics

1240 So Wo 65™

Elementary

6jrd

Elementary

Social Stipes

eta

McMahon, Telma

English

mcNees,

Sadie

4500 N. E,

miller,

Edna

? 113 So w. 33RD

Elementary & High School

miller,

Pearl

1817 No w.

Home EcO9 Elementary

35™

kdgt.

Milner, Frances

2140 N. Wo 33rd

Elementary 1-8,

Moore,

7604 So SH! ELDS

Elementary

Newman, Margaret

118 N. Eo 9th

Elementary & Phonic Rem. Reading

Northrup, Kleta Mae

516 N. Wo 49™

Art

O'Neil, Florence

3812 No W„ 19TH

Elementary

Parsons, Pauline

1522 Oxford way

Elementary

Paschal, Catherine

2635 No Wo

Commerce, English & Elementary

Pi ERSON, Bernice

2016 N,

Elementary

Poulsen, A®'

4008 N, Wo 26th

Elementary, Kindergarten

Prim, Minnie -

3925 N, W.

Elementary, Ki ndergarten

Raymer, Mildred

2935 No w. I8TH

Elementary, Music

Reneau,- Maxine

927 N., Mueller

Elementary, Kindergarten

1617 College Sto

Elementary

Rudolph, Theresa

1707 No w. 27™

Elementary, High School

Russell, Clara

4704 No miller

Elementary

Sanders, Sarah

92! N, E. I0TH

Elementary

Sandford, Martha

1812 Westminister Place

Elementary

Scruggs, Roberta

1128 N. W. 4JTH

Home Economics, English

^Seaman, Grace

1410 N„ Wo 2IST

Kdgt., Elementary

r'S^BEL,-Velma

2306 N. W..35TH

Commerce, Elemental* ■

opal

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Robinson, Ina Lee

E. 30TH

music

34th

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Science

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

Sewell, Ruby

2B5? So w„ 6?th

Elementary

Shriner, Ruth

424’Ne.Eo I5TH

Math, Speech, Home Economics

Slower9 Gwendolyn

718 N, W. ?IST

Kindergarten, Elementary 1-6

Smith, Bernice

1415 N. W. 2?TH

English

Synder, Erma

2501 No E. 2JRD

Woodwork

Spowart, Faye

2105 N. W. 2?TH

Home Economics, Science, English ‘

Stevens, Sidney

4525 N, Linn

Elementary, history

Steward, Anna Mae

3008 Wilshire Blvd.

Elementary, Social Studies,

Stone, Rhea

2253 No W. 38TH

Social Studies, Home Economics, Elemo

2532 N„ w. 4§th Place

Elementary, Music

Sutter, Anna Lois

407 S. Wo 34th

Elementary 4-6

Tandy, Lucile

!$20 No Wo 17TH

English, History

Taylor, Hermine

2928 No W. 49TH

Elementary 3-5

Thiele, Natalie

1412 N. Eo 45TH

Elementary, Kdgt.

Timmons, Elizabeth

1533 No W. ?6th

Elementary

Townsend, will he

3821 No Wo I0TH

kindergarten,

Van Fleet, Ann

2225 No W, 27TH

Math, Science, Commerce

.Wales, Edna

7O3i N. W. JOTH

Music, English, Latin

Webber, Marjorie

704 N. W. 48TH

Elementary

White, Freda

719 N„ Wo 2IST

Elementary, History, English, S.S.

Wiley, Lula

525 N. Wo 30TH

Elementary & Secondary

Woodworth, Susan

18O8 Brighton

Home Economics

Ebright, Carolyn

1522 N. W. 25th

Elementary

Ham, Vivian

2908 So Agnew

Kindergarten

Barber, vital

3624 N. Wo 21 st

Elementary

Schrouf, Harriett

421 N„ w. 27TH

Kindergarten

Good, Ruth

2417 Cashion Place

Elementary, Math

Stuart, Dorothy

history

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Elementary

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

SUBST!TOTE TEACHERS FOR 1956-57

Anderson, Veta

812 No Eo 6th

Elementary, Girls Phys. Ed,

CuARK, CAVANNAH

1304 N. E. I7TH

English, Social Studies

Cook, Mary

824 N„ Eo 6TH

Elementary, English, history Elementary, Home Economics

Dade, Vera Darden, Lillie

1317 N„ Eo Grand

Secondary

Dawson, Juanyta

Route l, Spencer

Elementary

Gardner, Dorothy

2621 No E. Success

English, Special Education

gattison,

N. E. Park

Virgie

James, Kaye

3121 N. E. T4 Place

jenkins,

2508 N.

Odessa

1 6th

E. Park

Morris, Joyce

1324

Robinson, L. Marie

1219 N. E. 7™

Rose, Willa

Simmons, Daisy

2828 N. E.

smith,

2021 N,

Adella

Smith,.Eva-

I2TH

Elementary, Jr. High English, French &. Elementary Elementary &. Secondary

Social Studies, Home Ec., English

Social Science, English

Elementary , Elementary, Jr

2IST

N. Prospect

high

Elementary

Biology, Elementary

Smith, Carrie

523 N„ Everest

Elementary

Smith, Forrest L„

2716 N. E. I9TH

Elementary, Kdgt.

Sneed, Helen

1743 Euclid

Home Economics, Elementary

Elementary

Tennyson, Josephine 1036 No E. 5TH

Home Economics, Elementary

Tyson, Nellie

615 No Eo 5TH

Elementary, History, Social Studies

Terrill, Pearl

t6O9 N. E. I3TH

Special Education, Elem., Social S.

■5

Elementary, Math, English, Science

WATERFORD, HAZEL

Williamson, Ada

220 S. May Avenue

Elementary

Wilson, Nora

1715 N. kelham

Elementary

C0MMISSI0N WISHES TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR APPROVAL;

That the following

playground supervisor be elected beginning

AT A SALARY OF fl.00 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS .SHE, WORKS;

Esther Jordan

July 16; 1956. :

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PERSONNEL

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NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT .

EFFECTIVE DATE

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Change in Salary and Assignment

Request permission to transfer Allie Eppler from Secretary at John Marshall - Salary $215 per month to Mr0 Costley’s Secretary = Salary $225 per month - Effective August 16, 1956. Request permission to transfer Wayne Goodwin from Clerk at Lincoln - Salary $165 per month - to Secretary at Captiol hill Senior - Salary $195 per month - Effective August 6, 1956.

Temporary Employment

Request permission to employ Roland Jansson as Temporary worker in the Textbook Room - Salary BASIS OF |l.25 PER HOUR FOR 8 HOURS PER DAY - Effective July 6, 1956.

on the

bPARY WORKER IN THE TEXTBOOK ROOM - SALARY ON THf»?

permission TO employ R iASis,fQF fi.25 PER HOUR - EFFEC

Request

Request permission to employ Richard Sample as Draftsman BASIS OF $1.25 PER HOUR - EFFECTIVE JULY 9,

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1956.

PERSONNEL

SERVICEDEPARTMENT

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TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

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(Mr) EDGIN. 81LL

Truck Driver Maintenance ...

7=2 5=5.6

(Mr) Kent. George

Truck Driver Maintenance

7=10-56

Furniture Repa R

7=5-8=56

warehouse

7-18-56

Drayage helper Maintenance

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(mr) Hines.- J. C, '

(Mr) Stills. Donald

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7=12=56

Furniture Repa Warehouse

(Mr) ■ Story, Harold

$io54 Hr

7=10=56

warehouse

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ Andy Lackey as temporary Truck Driver - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective July 17, 1956. Request permission to employ Bob W. Stapp as temporary Crane Operator Salary $1.50 per hour - effective July 30, 1956.

O Request permission to employ John Quinton as temporary Heavy Equipment Operator Salary $1.50 per hour ~ Effective July 2, 1956 Request permsiion to employ Albert Swaggard as temporary Tuck Pointer Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective July 2, 1956.

Request permission to employ Van D. Green as temporary Plasterer Salary $1.75 per hour - Effective July 18, 1956. Request permission to employ James E. Bums as temporary Painter Salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 28, 1956.

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Painters- Salary $1.60 per hour

M. A. Thoms Bill G. Miller

Effective July 10, 1956 Effedtive July 18, 1956

Homer Boutwell Olin McEntire

Effective July 23, 1956: Effective July 31, 1956

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Painters - Salary $1.50 per hour Jack F. Parker Paul Hammond

Effective July 2, 1956 Effective July 11, 1956

Ernest Wright

Effective July 30$ 1956

: Request permission to employ the following as temporary Painters - Salary $1.35 per hour : Wendell Payton Odell Croft

Effective July 11, 1956 Effective July 10, 1956

Jasper Lee Painter Richard A. Krueger

Effective July 19,1956 Effective July 19,1956

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Carpenters - Salary $1.75 per hour

Harold L. Fowler Jesse Lacquement

Effective July 11, 1956 Effective July 20, 1956

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Carpenters ~ Salary $1.50 per hour Don McDonald John Moak

Effective June 29, 1956 Effective July 9, 1956

Charlie Mays Effective July 17, 1956 William Painter Effective July 17, 1956

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Laborers - Salary $1.25 per hour

Charles H. Crawford Effective July 6, 1956 Clarence Wingate July 6, 1956 Charles Morrison July 12, 1956

Samuel Crowder Effective July 23, 1956 Stansell Hall Effective July 31, 1956

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD (cont.)

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Laborers - Salary $1.00 per hour

Ronald Williams Hubie Holloway Herbert Gerard Loyde Warren Arthur Sanders Michael Taylor Harold Jones Ronald Symes

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

June July July July July July July July

29, 1956 2, 1956 2, 1956 13, 1956 17, 1956 18, 1956 18, 1956 20, 1956

William Dickerson Ralph Perdue Hoyt Moore Art McDown Jerry Lamb Gordon Nichols James Hoyt Roderick Dorr

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

July July July July July July July

17, 19§! 17, 105' 17, 105 17, 105' 17, 1951 10, 195 9, 1956

Request permission to employ John W. Morton as temporary furniture repairman Salary $1.35 per hour - Effective July 2, 1956 ■ :l

Request permission to employ the following as temporary furniture repairmen Salary $1.75 per hour -

dames Corbett Charles Thomas

Effective June 21, 1956 Effective July 10, 1956

Request permission to employ LeRoy Effective July 2, 1956.

Ward as temporary Draftsman ~ Salary $2.00 per

CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT Request permission to transfer Ered Davis from temporary welder ~ Salary $1.75 per hour to Tinner Helper - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective July 1, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Aaron Clancy from temporary status to regular btatus - Truck Driver - Salary $2700.0© per year. - Effective July 15, 1956. Request permission to transfer Kemit Greear from regular truck driver to concrete foreman - Salary $3700.00 per year - Effective July 15, 1956. Request permission to transfer Prank M. Howard from Service Department to Landscape Department - Salary $2600.00 per year - Effective July 30, 1956

CHANGE IN SALARY Request permission to adjust the salary of James A. Wallace, temporary painter, from $1.50 per hour to $1.60 per hour ~ Effective June 26, 1956 Request permission to adjust the salary of Harry Miller, temporary carpenter from $1.50 per hour to $1.35 per hour Effective June 26, 1956

Request permission to adjust the salary of Walter Seward,temporary tinner, from $1.50 per hour to $1.75 per hour. - Effective June 26, 1956.

-'A

ission to a omi.$1.5O per

ary.-of Tommy Kams, temporary paint scraping ■,pe'&hour - Effective July 11, 1956.

permission to adjust the salary of Harold Gilliland, temporary brick mason, from $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour - Effective July 11, 1956. ■ thes saiary of Evert Miller, carpenter foreman, Request -permission to adjust from $£>800.00 per year to $4000.00 per year ~ Effective July 11^^956-,

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CHANGE II SALARY AID ASSIGNMENT ■*

Request permission to transfer Clifford. Howard, from Head. Custodian - Harding Salary $375.00 per month Head. Custodain at Central - Salary $316.55 per month Effective July 19 1956.

Request permission to transfer Noah Canary from Head. Custodian at Sequoyah Salary $246.66 per month to Head. Custodian at Harding - Salary $283.33 ~ Effective July 9 s 1956. Request permission to transfer R. J. Martin from Head. Custodian at University Height's Salary $236.66 to Head Custodian at Sequoyah - Salary $255.00 per month Effective July 9, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Steve Carder from Head Custodian at Culbertson Salary $246.66 per month to Head Custodian at John Marshall Salary $283.33 per month Effective JrSy 1, 195B. Request permission to transfer John McDonald from Head Custodian at Dewey *» Salary $236.66 per month to Head Custodian at Culbertson - Salary $255.00 per month Effective July 6, 1956. ■4

Request permission to transfer Clifton Clemons from Temporary Fireman at Taft -» Salary $210.00 per month to Relief Fireman at all schools - Salary $215.00 per month Effective July 9, 1956. ♦

Request permission to transfer1 R. J. Pennington from Head Custodian at Lincoln - , Salary $246.66 #er month to Head Custodian at Jackson - Salary $283.33 per month - • Effective July 9,1956.

Request permission to transfer Clarence M@Cathem from J T. Floorman at Northeast and J T. Floosmen at Nichols Hills to Full time Floorman at Northeast - Salary $175. Effective July 9, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Homer Upchurch from Fireman at Northeast Salary $220.00 per month to Head Custodian at University Heights ~ Salary $240. per , month - Effective July 31, 1956. ■' Request permission to transfer Lloyd Stevenson from % T. Floorman at Page to Full time Floorman at Page - Salary $185.00 per month - Effective July 16, 1956.

Request permission to transfer W. H. McCallum from Head Custodian at Bryan Salary $230.00 per month to Hea& Custodian at Dewey - Salary $240.00 per month ~ Effective July 16, 1956, Request permission to transfer D. L. Pendleton from floorman at Page - Salary $195,00. per month to Head Custodian at Creston Hills - Salry $210.00 per month Effective July 16, 1956.

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Request permission to transfer Henry G. Love from temporary Floorman at Lee 5o Floorman. at Capitol Hill Senior - Salary $175.00 per month - Effective July 9, 1956.

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Request permission to transfer Elmer Robert from Head Custodian at Creston Hills t© Head Custodian at Bryan - Salary $210.00 per month - Effective July 1, 1956. *

Request permission to transfer Mack H. Rouse from floorman at Buchanan to Floorman at Rockwood - Salary $180.00 per month-Effective July 16, 1956.

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Request permission to transfer Charles Shidler from floorman at Shields Heights to floorman at Northwest Classen Stadium - Salary $180.00 per month - Effective July 1, 1956.

Request permission to transfer William Randolph from floorman at Northwest ClasseM^ Stadium to floorman at Buchanan - Salary $195.00 per month - Effective July 18, 1§56

Request permission to transfer John Skrapks from floorman at Rockwood to floorman at Shields Heights - Salary $195.00 per month - Effective July 16, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Dell Beeson from Relief Custodian at all schools to Fireman at Northeast - Salary $215.00 per month - Effective August 1, 1956. Request permission to transfer J. C. Emery from Relief Head Custodian at all schools to Head Custodian at Lafayette - Salary $240.00 per month - Effective August 1, 1956. UT

Request permission to transfer Frank Camp from floorman at Northwest Classen to Head Custodian at West Nichols Hills - Salary $210.00 per month Effective July 27, 1956. :

Request permission to transfer Jake Heath from Roving Watchman to all school watchman ~ Salary $165.00 per month - Effeeitvte August 1, 1956.

Request.permission to transfer Charley Johnson from floorman at Northwest Classen to.Relief Custodian at all schools - Salary $210.00 per month -Effective August 1, 1956.

‘ LpEWNNEL^^QMMBNDATIONS:

5, •P^tS'SHbo£^C0'NEERENCE,t?@EK 'CQN^uWAmS '

• Frank Keppel, Dean, Graduate^ Scl .ool' of Education, Harvard Univers'

Major Speaker, Convocatio’n all school personnel. Northwest Classpn High School, Tuesday, August 28 ?and ’ staff conference, Tues 32^0.00

Ins e :p-'nseso

Dr, Kimball Wiles, 'Profes'sor of Education, University of>,Flor Consultant, Staff and Principals, Ccnferences on August O $300.00 plus expenses.

Dr. ’'Ge'orge

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel and personnel information was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #255 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D -

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GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING Bills and Payrolls Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented:

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

August 6, 1956 Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools

Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration:

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 6, 1956:

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Item Mb - 1955-56 General Fund

152,997.43

5,272.09

Item Md - 1956 Bond

146,909.41

Item Me - 1955 Bond

35,168.98

3,189.30

48,824.67

1,000.00

Item Me - 1951-55 General Fund

Item Mf - 1956-57 Bldg*. Levy

‘ Item Mg-1955-56'Bldg# Levy ■ Item Mh - 1951-55 Bldg# Levy Item Mi - 1951-55 Sep# Bond

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31,433.4?

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Item Ma - 1956-57 General Fund

Item Mj - 1951-55 Sep. Fund

30.90

Item Mk - Garden Oaks Project #2

. Item #11 - 1954 Bond

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36,757.89

$ . .............. ...2.8,0............. TOTAL ——

461,586.94

1956-57 General Fund A# & E# Equipment Go Amend Distributing Co •^jffito Parts & Machine Co American-First Title & Trust Co

Gladys V# Been F. R# Born: UBr'aniff Airways Inc > :Bhitton Piano Shop -jBlhckeney Insurance Agency

Labor & Mtrls Custodials Suppls Mt Trks & Cars Legal Publications

Schl Select Agree Low

Adm Expense .Adm Expense Adm. Expense ’ Piano Reprs

Bd Action Bd Action Bd Action Agree

Insurance

1.50 1332.11 11.9$ . 99'So

50.00 50.00 85.90 179.00

3,327.51

jl|j&Oates

^^^fcfo^d E Costley K

ournal Record

Mt Trks & Cars Adm Expense

Low Bd Action

69.80 1|K,.M3.11

Legal Publications

Publisher

73.60

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Sumis

Schl Select Low

15.20 68.10

E. I* DuPont DeNemoups & Go Inc

Mt Repr Furnture

Dept Select

262.35

C. J. Fishman

Rental

Agree

750.00

We-T. Bill Hale, Treas

T-ax-ee-Special Assessments

International Business Macho Corp

Rental

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc Bill Doyle

Instr Suppls

Agree Standard

991^

861.70 5.31

867.01

Kilpatrick Brothers Kathrynâ€™s Flower Shop

Mt Repr Furnture Commencement

Low Schl Select

Gladys McDonald

Adm Expense

Bd Action

9U.H

Mrs Nellie R Melton .Mideke Supply Co Miller-Norris Go Inc Multigraph Sales Agency Morgan-Power Tire Co

Adm Expense Mt Repr Furnture Custodial Suppls Suppls Reprs &Repl-Bldgs

Bd Action Low Low Standard Low

101.60 U2.U0 15.75 U.U7 9.30

Norman Plumbing Supply Go

Mt Trks & Gars

Low

Suppls Water',' Water Light & Power

Dept Select Utilities Utilities Utilities

Fuel Adm Expense

Utilities Bd Action

1,166.86 300.00

Adm.Expense Postage Postage Postage

Bd Action

Ul. 95 115.00 50.00 150.00

Pipkin Photo Service Lo T. Payne Pitney-Bowes Inc

Labor &. Mtrls Custodial Suppls Rental

Schl Select Agree

U7.78 65.0018.00

Richards & Conover Hdwe Co

Mt Repr Furniture

Low

67.10

St Louis San Francisco Ry Co Willis G Sautbine

Adm Expense Rental

Bd Action Agree

Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma

Business News Co City Water Dept County Water Go Gas & Electric Co

Oklahoma Natural Gas Co Oklahoma State School Boards Assn

,Postmaster Postmaster

130.80 15.30

3.86

30.00 5138.17 73.55 10,7U2.32

109.60 300.00 .

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L, Southern Education Reporting Service ^'•Southwestern Bell Tele Co Islstar Engraving Co

2.00’1 ■' 3,731.89-; . 1U.30 1

Instr Suppls Tele Service Suppls

Dept Select Utilities Dept Select

& Lucile E. Taylor r'V,3&m of Nichols Hills A. Thacker, Clerk

Adm Expense Water Petty Casfe Rem

Bd Action Utilities Dept Select

111.39

'-'vfelerwood Corporation ? J? *■ rA \Xvan’s Auto Supply

Reprs to Mach

Agree

21j.o05 ;

Upk of Trks & Cars

Low

III4.2I4.

Western Bank & Office Supply

Audit Suppls

Low

11.30

.Yow Brake & Clutch Supply

Mt Trks &. Cars

Dept Select

28.36

" A. & E Equipment Co Allied Paint Store t American Book Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Bd Action Dept Select

39.13 2U8.K0 U5O.63

• American Electric Ignition ' -American.Geographical Society American Technical Society

Upk ofTrks & Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low’ Dept Select Schl Select

7.02 2.20 71.75

Agree Dept Select Low ' Dept Select Low

105.00 110000 U5A6

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■ • Helen Armstrong Audio-Visual Center The Automotive‘Inc Auto Parts & Machine Go

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Baptist Book Store Barada & Page Inc Beacon Pub Co .

Beams Seat Cover Center .■ The Boardman Co Bowmar Records

Clerical Sal Teach Aid Suppls Upk Trks &. Cars Mt Trks & Cars

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Suppls

Low Low Dept Select

Mtrls Upk Grounds Mt Trks & Cars New Eqpt

Low Standard Dept Select

1U6.5U 11.35

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187.89

U.80 19.13 25.00

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8.00 75.69 16O.U2

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C C Birchard & Co The Clarence L Boyd Co Inc ?. Branham^ Inc. .

Frank H Braunlich Britton Piano Shop

Instr Suppls Upk of Grounds „ Instr Suppls

New Schl Apparatus Piano Tuning Rpr fA

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Dent Select Standard 8U2.3O Low 8.00 Dept Select »jSahl,-Select-* Agree

/ 338.19 124-3.82 850.30 75.00 795.00

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Bro-Dart Industries John A Brown Co Buck’s Sporting Goods Inc

Library Suppls Instr Suppls Recreation Suppls

Dept Select Sc hl Select Low

1U8.5O U9.U5 115.80

Bureau of Publications

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

8.20

City of Oklahoma City Oklahoma City Spring Works Charles W Clark Co The Colonial Art Co

Office Suppls Instr Suppls Library Suppls Mt Trks & Cars Mt of Bus Office Suppls Upk of Trks & Cars Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Bd Action Low Low Letter Bid Dept Select Low Dept Select Low

Color-Art Printing & Stationery-^*' Community Playthings Conner and Pojezny

Bldg & Grounds Suppl Dept Select Instr Suppls Schl Select Est #7 Bell Isle Schl Arch Fee

Al Cook Desk Co Cook Paint & Varnish Co Coronet Magazine

Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls

Cory Motion Picture Equipment E, Vo Cox Construction Co Creative Playthings, Inc.

Teach Aid Suppls Low Const of Add room to Harrison Schl Est#6 Instr Suppls Schl & Dept Select

Arthur^. Croft Publications, Crown Publishers Inc Doc’s Wper Market

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Cardmaster Co Carpenter Paper Co Bob Cates

7U.O3 932.00 383.1U 'III. 2^ 501.90

1,315.1U

5U3.15 25.00 33.60 M3 5UU.32 i

19.50 ; 328.39 661.96 •s

Low Bd Action Dept Select

37.18 52.08 3.00

Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select

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1,211;. 70 28^758.78 ’14.58 .67 9.88 11.18 152.62

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The 'Da|ly Law Journal-Record Muri Deusing Film Productions Dowlii^s Inc .

59.55 225.00 --‘J 857.23

Legal Publications New Eqpt Instr Suppls Recreation Suppls

Publisher Bd Action Schl Select Low

New Transp Eqpt Instr Suppls New Schl Appartus New Eqpt

Bd Action Low Low Dept Select

iJohn Dunlap Sporting Goods Co Duplication Products of Okla E._Po Dutton & Co, Inc E I-DuPont De Nemours & Co

Recreation Suppls Reprs to Office Mach Teach Aid Suppls Mt Repr Furniture

Low Standard Dept Select Low

178.80 u.ao 10J7 132.50

Eastman Kodak Stores Inc Estamae

New Eqpt Instr Suppls Nejj^Eqpt

Dept Select Standard 122. i|8 Dept Select ■ 15.31

375.20 «■ [ ■ 137. f;9

121.91 735.32

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1,780.95 393.00 182.35 118.00

300?j5 I

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Educational Materials Services Ever Ready Label Corp The Fleck Bearing Co

New Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls Mtrl Eqpt Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select Low

60.00 1211.8? 6.111

Film Associates of Calif Fla State Dept of Education Follett Publishing Co

New Eqpt Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select Dept Select

375.00 115.00 8.11

Gardner Hotel Supply Co General Electric Supply Co a

New Furn & Fixtures Instr Suppls Custodians Suppls

Bd Action Low Agree

General Truck Co Ginn & Co Graham Paper Co

Upk Trks & Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Standard Dept Select Low

25.50 801i.0/^ 351.50

H. & Hi Equipment Go H & H Lapidary & Jewelry Haliiburtons

Upk Trks & Cars New Furn & Fixtures Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select Schl Select

6.68 232.72 3.80

J. 0. Hamilton Co R C Hardcastle Co Harper & Brothers

Upk Trks & Cars Upk Grounds Improv of Ground Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Low Low Dept Select

Hart;Industrial Supply Co Hatcher Lumber Co Herb Welding & Radiator Co Inc

Suppls Instr Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Low Bd Action Low

Holiday House Inc Henry Holt & Co Inc Houghton Mifflin,Co

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls: Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

3.20 13.32 2.16

TheHouse of Wren Hunnicutt Publishing Co H. Ro Huntting Co Inc

Office Suppls &Print Low Instr Suppls Schl Select Instr Suppls Schl Select Libraiy Books Agree

19.70 77.63

Hunzicker Bros

New Furn & Fixtures

Low

I A T S E Local 112 Indiana Univ Informative Classroom Pictures

Sal-Reprs toBldgs New Eqpt Instr Suppls

Agree Bd Action Schl Select

International Business Machines International Harvester Co Institutional Supply Co

Mt Office Mach Agree Upk Trks & Cars Standard New Furniture^& Fix, ,Bd( Action Bd Actlol^ Instr Suppls New Schl Appartus Low

Institutional Supply Co-

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5,035.77,. 3.90 582.12

11.68 8.61i

586.02

13.32 97.50 9.711

2,1112.30 12.25 1111.211

236.60 lili5.1ii

682.01 91.117

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509.20 75.00 8.53

60.00 1111.113

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371.65 9U.1+0 1,688.00 10.86

Jack’s 5 & 10 Johnson Wholesale Electronics Bob Dunning-Jones Inc Fred Jones Inc

Recreation Suppls New Eqpt New Schl Appartus Upk Trks & Cars

Low Low Bd Action Low

The Judy Co Kee Lox Mfg Co Kilpatrick Brothers Ha.rry Keeton Supply Co Alfred A Knopf Inc C. Co Kruse

Instr Suppls Office Suppls&Print Instr Suppls Recreation Suppls Supt Suppls Teach Aid Suppls New Eqpt

Dept Select Low Schl Select Low Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action

Harold Lindner Lone Star School Bk Dep Lorraine Music Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select

109.90 813.95 13.30

Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co Inc The MacMillan Co Magnolia Petroleum. Co

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Dept Select Dept Select Low

2.13 8.12 1,117.18

Manly Office Supply Co Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co Masury Young Co

Bldg Grounds Suppls Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls

Dept Select Bd Action Bd Action

16.85 385.20 1,302.00

385.15 75.00 138.36 255.55

389.91 3.00 1.69 110.00

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McGraw-Hill Bk Co Inc

McKesson & Robbinss Inc Metropolitan Schl Study Council Mideke Supply Company

Midwest Administration Center Milner Construction Co Minneapolis Honeywell Reg Co

New Eqpt Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls

95.20 Bd Action Schl Select286.88 Low Dept Select

Instr Suppls Mt Repr Furn Instr Suppls

Bd Action Low Standard

3,682.72 895.62 8.08.-88

Instr Suppls Dept Select Const of Rooms for Bell Isle Est#7 Mtrl Eqpt Rprs Standard

Morgan-Power Tire Co

•Mt of Bus

Letter Bid

MSfrgensen Lumber Co Morris Chevrolet Inc Morrison Floral Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Commencement

Low Agree Agree

Teach Aid Suppls Suppls Mt Office Mach

Dept Select Standard 19.97 Dept Select 18.37

Labor & Mtrls Instr Suppls Suppls

Agree Schl Select Dept Select

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select

1iam Morrow & Co Inc tigraph Sales Agency

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8 a?

ttBional Association of Ed Broadcast S^E’l Ed Association llajtional Science Teachers Assoc

(Mt

H^P^^fBindexy Inc

8,582.82

2.00 33,098.06 75.10

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382.08 17.78 16.00

•

62.68

756.80 8.19 86.50 1.96

38.38 13-io

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Mtrl Bldg Rprs Upk of Grounds Suppls

Low Low Low

6U.00 96.56 57i.o5;

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select

53.39 213.75

Research Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Agree

3.18 1.07 56.60

Office Suppls&Print Instr Suppls New Furn & Fix Suppls

Low Bd Action Bd Action Low

Oklahoma State Penitentiary ■». Oklahoma Typewriter Co

Library Suppls

Schl Select

New Schl Apparatus

Bd Action

Parker Publishing Co Inc Peery’s Tire & Supply Co Wo Jo•Pettee & Co

Research Suppls Mt Trks & Cars Recreation Suppls

Dept Select Low Low

5.22 3.50 268.Ui

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Prime Petroleum Products Inc

Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars

Low Low

363.U1 91.88

Progressive Education Pugh-Holmes Mtr Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Agree

Radio. Supply Inc

Labor & Mtrls Mtrl & Eqpt

Dept Select Low

Rainbow Travel Service Inc The Refinely Supply Co Reliable Tent & Awning Co

Adm Expense Instr Suppls Instr Seppis

Bd Action Bd Action Letter Bid

Rice Machinexy Co Richards & Conover Hdwe Co

Mtrl Upk of Grounds Instr Suppls Mt Rpr Furn

Dept Select Nd Action Low

[

Richard B« Risk Dist. Co

Robberson Steel Company The Ronald Press Co

Reprs to Furn Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Low Schl Select Dept Select

Mt Office Mach

Agree

Mt Trks & Cars Suppls

Low’ Dept Select

1 Nefo State Ice Company [ \ itichols Seed Co i Novick Brothers

NqAan Plumbing Supply Co Ao Jio Ny strom & Co 4$ J

• fc O|kl|.nd Ed Press

Ohio'|State University Press Oklahoma Oxygen Co * z

Paper Co Oklahoma ' ■ iT

Oklahoma Seating Co

Typewriter Co

S 'i.

zine

3.8U 391t.O5 2,Ii36.hO 581.80

397.89 35359.U0 903^10

2,135.68

U.25 12.60 \ 89.51 a

779.89 .99

838.80 76.66

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

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7,509*60 18.63

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Recreation Suppls

Bd Action Agree Schl Select Low

Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Musical Instru

Dept Select Low Dept Select Schl Select Low

2U.10 18.90 136.00

Reprs to Furn Mt Reprs to Furn

Low Dept Select

1,088.50 67U.7O

Simmel~Meservey Inc Simon & Schuster Inc Simpson Auto Co

New Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Bd Action Dept Select Standard

135.OQ 3.76 79.5^:

Singer Sewing Meh Co Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Depository

New Schl Apparatus Library Books Instr Suppls

Low Agree Dept Sei Schl Sei

109.10^

Suppls Reprs to Furn Mt Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Gars

Dept Sei Dept Select Standard Dept Select

Standard Paint Works, The Standard Register Co Standard Roofing & Material Co

Custodial Suppls Suppls Mtrl Bldg Reprs

Bd Action Low . Low

Star Engraving Co • The Steck Co

Supt Suppls Commencement Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select

Steel Supply Co Sunray Products Corp Donald Swan, Treas

Instr Suppls Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select

Teaching Filan Custodians Inc Thompson Sch Bk Depository

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Library Books

Dept Select Dept Select 91*20 Low Agree 12,688*92

Science Research Associates Scott Chevrolet Co Sears Roebuck and Co

Service Electric Co Severin Supply Co Sharp & Nichols Music Co

Sherwin-Williams

Southern Education Reporting Service Joe Southwell Southwest Parts Corp

27.11 1U.88 <*?

755.20 60.00 29.62

U1.99

8.52 2.93

179.00

1,763.20;

8U.82! 2.00 89U.1O

15.66 lit. 22

29.88 1,827.80 165.12 128.00

65.13 U79.87

5U5.00 23.|7

214i.®0. 847 • 2*®0

Thompson Book & Supply Co Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co

Instr Suppls. Dept Select Mt Upk of Grounds ■ Dept Select 36*00 Bldg & Ground Suppls Low lu8£

Unesco Publications Center U S 'News & World Report U 'S; Sanitaiy Specialties Corp

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Custodians Sappls

L1.0.00

12,8OU#67

, Depi

Schl Select Low Dept Select

339.30 313.20

652W’

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

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.Mt Office Mach Reprs to Off-iceMach

Agree Standard

The. University of Chicago Press University of Illinois

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select De£t Select

Va^co Inc

Audio-Visual Reprs Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Low

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Bd Action Low Schl Select

Suppls New Furn & Fix

296.45 Low Dept Select 267.63

564.08

Instr Suppls . Custodial Suppls New Eqpt ■

Low Agree Bd Action

170.00 15.00 100.00

Upk Trks &. Cars Teach Aid Suppls Supt Suppls

Standard Dept Select Dept Selcet

Wilcox Record: Shop W. WMK'&o World BoolpCo,

New Schl Apparatus Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select Schl Select

24.95 121.28 . 14.40

George Yaeger Yale University Press Yow Brake* & Clutch

Mt Musical Instru Teach Aid Suppls Mt Trks & Cars

Schl Select Dept Select Low

150.00 4.50 24.59

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

24.60

The H, R. Huntting Company

Library Books

Agree

1,880.17

Industrial Chemical Labs, Inc

Custodial Suppls

Bd Action

3,150.00

Oklahoma State Penitentiary

Library Books

Standard

Underwood Corporation

134.14 5.50

139.64

7.40 8.12

12.00 11.00

23.00

Auge .Webster Publishing Co -Wlftelch Mfg Co

Western Bank & Office Supply Co

; Western Envelope Mfg Co ( Western Uniform & Towel >. Weston Woods Studio

The White Motor Co ' Wheeler Publishing Co '* Who's Who Qjn^American Edn Inc

•

171.10 , 5.31

6^8.90 6»3h 427.95

1,093.12*

20.62 1.00 12.00

195.M5. . fewjaLImd

241.92

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.. Benham Engineering Company ; ' Brown Machinery Company Builders Construction Co

■

868.47 178.87; 758.00 1 H ■ ' - 1

Misc-Survey Test Agree Low Repr to Bldgs Reprs to Prairie Queen School

Cook Electric Supply Company Cook Supply Company

Annexes-Bldgs Mod&Repr■-Bldgs Annexes-Bldgs New Bldgs

Bd Action Low Bd Action Bd Action

Crane Company

New Bldgs

Bd Action

The Dolese Company W D Douglas Construction Co

Mod-Bldgs New Bldgs

Low Bd Action

60.00 892.00

Electric Supply of Okla Inc

New Bldgs

Bd Action

156.75

Findlay’s Paint & Wallpaper Co

Mod&Reprs-Bldge

Low

Capitol Steel & Iron Company

3,991.82 430.00

4,471.82^ 108.O5UA 71.62^ 189.26T

■ A

W H Heldenbrand AC Horn Company of Texas . Hudgins-Thompson-Ball & Assoc

■y

222.80

Business Expense Bd Action Low Mod&Reprs-Bldgs Architect Fees -Buchanan-Southeast

44.06 432.60 4,900.00

Hunzicker Bros

New. Bldgs

Bd Action

846.04

Kilpatrick Brothers

Annex-Bldg

Bd Action

1,161.58

Loeffler-Greene Supply Co

Suppls

Bd Action

860.10

Mideke Supply Co Miller Floor Co , Modern Materials Co ; y. .

New Bldgs New Bldgs Mod-Bldgs

Low Bd Action Low

195.00 1,319.50 88.00

Moorlane Company Morgensen Lumber Co

New Bldgs New Bldgs

Bd Action Bd Action Low

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Supple

Bd Action

Oklahoma City Water Dept Oklahoma Seating Co Oklahoma Testing Laboratories

Misc-Test Survey Mod-Reprs-Bldgs New Bldgs

Agree Approved Agree

172.21 2,868.82 ... ^5Z^,Q

3,026.32

333.33

237.38 .

20.00 120.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

4^’ ‘

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

ReaJEngineering Company ? ^Reynolds & Morrison ’Richards & Conover Hdwe Co

: ri» r

Electric Supply f<®"ith & Son

• '-Standard Roofing & Material Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldg.S

11.52

Low

'112.44 1,838.09 12.23

Plot Plan Bd Action Arch Fees-To Ridgeview Elem Schl Mo^-Reprs-»feLdgs Low

New Bldgs Bd Action Est #2/Ridgeview Schl

Mod-Reprs~Bldgs

Low

‘ uz j / •■MJ

253.58 12^539.24

70.45

% t

Mazy A Thacker, Clerk

Petty Cash Reim

Dept Select

320.50

Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg

Final Est on Nichols Hills Schls

17.59

22,560.67

Builders Construction Company

Final Est for Classen High Schl Site

Connelly Construction Company

Final Est Capitol Hill High Schl

2,063.11

W D Douglas Construction Co

Final Est Nichols Hills Elem

1,002.00

Hudgins-Thompson~Ball & Assoc

Final Est Arch Fee-Classen High Schl Site

onditioning Co

Est#2 Electrical Improv-Adm Bldg Bd Action New Furn-Fixtures

ng & Material Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Low

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

Upk Grounds .Suppls

Low Low

dg Lew Company

Bl-ffeehey Co ^.^.’Madhinery Co

676.83

5,100.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT’D

The Dolese Company

Mtrls & Suppls

Agree Low

The Fleck Bearing Company Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

99.25 ,27.7.,»5£l

376.74 3.80 46.23 ■ £? 4*00-. 60.43

Leland Equipment Co Loeffler-Greene Supply Co

Mtrls Upk Grounds Mtrls & Suppls

Standard Low

Mideke Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low 528.51 Dent Select 5.84

53^.35 144.40 <.T 302.97

Miller Floor Co Morgensen Lumber Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Oklahoma Oxygen Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Agree

Ricfiards and Conover Hdw Co Roofing Supply Co Inc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Standard Roofing & Material Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

Watigh Bros Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

30.75

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

161.00 210.00

69.56 37.98 216.92

X95.5-5.6 .Bj.dX-Lejg.

Acme Brick Company Acme Oil Tool Company Inc

American Electric Ignition Co The American Floor Surfacing

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

11.62 500.00

Low Low

-'jft

Barada & Page Inc The Boardman Co Brown-Machinery Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Dept Select Standard Low

6.82 ' 40.30

29.83 ...4^91

456.78

H J Butterly Inc

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

1,246.73

Capitol Steel & Iron Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

213.82

Cardwell-Hughes Electric Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Contra^fedfc

8,280.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 6f 1956 - CONT’D

231.28

City Blue Print & Photo Copy Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Dept Select

Crane Co Lee. Conner Equipment & Supply

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Coclk Electric Supply Co Cook Paint & Varnish Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Letter Bid

195.50 20.16

Cook Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Letter Bid

235.89

C F Dagwell & Company The Dolese Company

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Agree Low

39.86 27.50

5.73 105.25 ,,,,Jkk«£Q.

117.25 932.00

W D Douglas Construction Co

Final Est-Valley Brook School

Dyke Bros Electric Supply of Okla Inc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Federal Corporation The Fleck Bearing Co Frigidaire Sales Corporation

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Letter Bid Low Standard

The Fuller Brush Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Letter Bid

120.00

Hart Industrial Supply Co Hohmann’s Appliance Service Hunzicker Bros

Mtrls & Suppls Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low Low Dept Sei

467.38 5.00

23.63 **113.89

1,148.05 76.15 2.76

93.97 202.37

83.OO 340.70

Independent Supply Co IBM Corporation

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Standard

Jones-hewby Supply Co ■

Mtrls & Suppls

Low.-

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action Low

Otto R Krueger Electric Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Marshall Supply & Equip Co Metropolitan Paving Company

Low Mtrls & Suppls Estr4~Paved Parking Areas atSchls Partial

Mideke Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select Low

Miller Floor Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action Low

35^83

3,355.22 308.63

3,663.85

16.65

Standard

A>40 11 ,,|79^12

595.25 .96.3.<.62 7 *

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Minneapolis Honeywell Reg Co

Morgensen Lumber Co

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Standard Low

13.36 61.51 7,182.84

Bd Action Low

Low Bd Action

.....5..31..0.2.

7,713,86

711.10 1,008.39 j I

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Waste Material Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Agree Low

Peery’s Tire & Supply Co The Perolin Company Inc Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Dept Select Bd Action

Rea Engineering Company Reynolds & Morrison Rice Machinery Co

Final Est Capitol Hill Site Improv Est#6 Arch Serv-William Henry Harrison Elm Mtrls & Suppls Low

16<22 115.00

5.50 199.80 1,070.78

. -I ■

Richards & Conover Hdwe Co Roofing Supply Co Inc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Service Electric Supply

Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low I

& & & &

Bd Action Low

Sherwin-Williams The Standard Electric Time Co Standard Paint Works Standard Roofing & Material Co

Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls Mtrls

Suppls Suppls Suppls Suppls

Low Standard Low Low

Steel Supply Co Southwest Parts Corp

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Standard

United States Plywood Corporation

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

■Y,

558.53

-.ZTaQQ,

gg * •-

’1:

Van’s Auto Supply

Mtrls & Suppls

Low I1

Waugh Bros Supply Co W & W Steel Cq

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

-5

Low Low

1954-5.5 Bldg Levy

HumphM.e.s Construction Co

Final Est Luther ^urbank Elem

l.OOp.OO:

•?A

•j

’

i p'.-

‘

.Qa<ep Qe.^S-P^pj.e.P-t-J.2. ■>

-X

Est #7 Arch Superv-Garden Oaks Elem Final Est-Garden Oaks Hold until Federal Money arrives

Reynolds & Morrison Smith & Son

719:57 36,038.32

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*L'o Alberta Barnett & B. H. Barnett

Real Estate

Bd Action

4,000.00

Louie Blocker and Dorthy Blocker ’Builders Construction Co

Bd Action Real Estate Est#ll-Classen High School

5,000.00 71,622.60

Hillcrest Development Co Inc Hudgins Thompson Ball & Assoc

Bd Action. Real Estate Arch Fee-Est #H-Classen High School

12,500.00 1,^31.91

Benjamin J Koelsch & Mamie A Koelsch $

Real Estate

Bd Action

26,600.00

Gertrude Merson

Real Estate

Bd Action

2,000,00

Willis G Sautbine

Rental

Agree

State Contribution Fund

Social Security .'

39,315.95.

State Contribution Fund

Social Security

73,575.22

<'•

300,00

'A 1.19 MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956

'm'dia m

r? * *

July irl -‘12,’

. .$211,81?45)(J

1955-56 GENERAL FUND

Payroll for the nonon of July #2476 -

$'6-,431.^2

1956.-57 BUILDING LEVY

Payroll for Iia monfi of July <fl - 3'«»”«

$4-! ,878.29

-195.5-56 BUILDING LEVY

Payroll for -she month of July #63 - 65

.$2,277.3^

$19,323.^6 195.6 BOID for tne -nonth of July ,rl - 4 "Efr fbm #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD E'DIIIG AUGUST 31.1956-02E MONTH

< 19.5.6-57- GEIERAL FUND

v 'Payrolls - including scnool administrators -departAph^^ services............... .. ................................. ■>

clerical,

1956-57 BUILDING LEVY

. $-*£) /WWW? 'r

n regularise je .payroll iaily oasi _ _ oils are ,.î';4îis win be supported by-we Son ’ajrid^ of warrant's -’prior 'f ■ndjapproved for ees -’andj-subsiiti reKk: Foeâui^frizt

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve payment of the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $461,586.94, and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended! The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #256 Claims Approved for Payment

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the payrolls for the month of July be approved and that the payrolls for August be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

General Business

R. #257 July Payrolls Approved— Aug. Payrolls Authorized

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve paying the City of Okla homa City, Oklahoma $47,472.63 for pavement adjacent to schools. The motion carried unan imously on roll call.

R. #258 Approval to Pay Pavement

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve payment of the following R. #259 claims which came in too late to be listed with the regular list of claims: Approval to Pay Additional (a) Oklahoma Seating Company - Furniture - Board Action - ----- $21,384.00 Claims (b) Oklahoma Seating Company - Furniture - Board Action - - 1,463.00

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1956 - CONT'D

Inf ormation to Board Houses to . be Sold Reports of Food Service Department

It was reported that houses located on the lots recently purchased for Northeast High School additional site will be sold at auction on Tuesday, August 7, 1956. The following reports from the Central Food Service Department were submitted and ordered to be placed on file:

Financial Statement, May 31, 1956 Financial Statement, June 30, 1956 Financial Report for Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 1956 BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

R. #260 Contracts Awarded on Bldg. Projects 2 Projects Rejected

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to award contract to low bidders bn the following building projects:

Addition to John Adams School, Milner Construction Company, $69,485.00 Addition to Fillmore School, Milner Construction Company, 55,947.00 Addition to Mayfair School, Acme Construction Company, 48,227.00 and to reject all bids received on the Douglass Stadium improvements and the Capitol Hill Senior High School Stadium press box.

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." Petition for School in Hillcrest Addition

The Superintendent reported that he had received a petition for the building of a school in the Hillcrest Addition, and that he had informed the petitioners that the school would be built whenever the Board is sure there is a need for it.

R. #261 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried,

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

MEETING OF AUGUST 16, 1956 t

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; W. C. Haller, Charles Harville, and Robert Shultz, Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; representatives of the press. The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.

Invocation

SPECIAL

R. #262 Bids Opened on Building Projects

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, bids received in response to the attached Notices for Bids, on building projects, were opened and read aloud as per the following tabulations of bids:

Addition to Coolidge ionlpflthe? Okmhpnfa»"

SE \LED Bl the Boaid of of Okla ofEice • oklah

TKThui;sday;^Au+Hetf«onstructioii 6?(Qalvin Cool- I ~ ”52rid <& Villa Ave., Oklahoma City; Oklahoma, in* 1 i? eluding Sll>-gen©raltAbuilding work, i >plumbmg, drainage, heating, venti lating, and electrical work aJjso for11 furbishing any other miscellaneous i work according to the plans and' ^specifications. Any bid received after .closing time stated above will bo I returned unopened. > Soon thereafter of the same day, ' all bids received will be opened ■ • publicly and read aloud at a meet ing of the Board of Education, 900 I N ' Klein, Okl «hom i City# Oklahoma,* i Copies ot pl ins specifications, „and othci piopoiod conti act'documents i ue on file in the office of the As- I lySkstants.-fgupermtendentiMAdininistrasI i tive Services, lK)0 Js Klein, Okla. I Citv and aie open for 'public in- ; apection i 1 ser of such documents may be . seemed for bidd m fiom the office• •< of R Duane < onnei. Architect; A; I. i A, 2320 Classen Blvd Oklahoma City* Oklahoma upon deposit of $25.00, which will be lefundod to each actu il bidder upon return <of such documents in good condition withiir five davs aftoi icooipt of the bids.* Plans and specitu ahons may be ex amined without charge in said of? fice } All bids -shall be b> strict conI foimilv wilh plans, specifications,' I and insliutiions to bidders, ana I shall be neemnnamed by a certified <heik, cashjei’ chcc or1 bidder's bond foi > c of (he amount of the bid, which amount is "to be for? Jtjicd as assc-sed and liquidated compen ition m cant the bidder fails, nei-iccts, oi iHuses to compQy ' with the tcims of the-bid. i Hie Boar of.rduca

n; ui 1 1

Roof Repair ' Relighting Classen

August MHllerni/ation oi t (iasqcn JumorUimW.

oho na Bids will vnd icao aloud ntNinS“ of' the, lmaid' of EduI be x»pe ’4" at <a ,meeuus * “ *□ m the hr Boajd Boom Room. 9M > < mon in Oklahoma, hh m Oklahoma <- I? . aflci on the 1 it t W nm pi -hoi N 1T>6 Anv 1 sime div Ausu'l IB 1 30 pm on bids .ciened ifurllined unopened

Elevator for Shops Bldg.

pirction thmevuth Copies of

i ric Qh/tl) be m stuct con "m.tHUt.onPsanto

‘TLT -LVh he!" Tnd?a«n after

TABULATIONS OF BIDS ON BUILDING PROJECTS Roof Repair

Bidder

Northeast Jackson

Phillips Roofing Co. $ Swanda Bros. Standard Roofing Co. Southwestern Roofing & Sheet Metal Co. DeLaughter Associates Barnhill Shett Metal

Cap. Hill Jr. Truman

Shidler

Classen

1,544 1,660 1,274

11,450 11,860 11,496

11,512 11,615 11,415

8,070 8,750 8,130

7,980 7,400 7,860

7,291 7,700 6,886

6,482 6,700 6,338

1,360 1,490

11,347

11,860

8,219

7,519

7,016

6,210 6,100

10,961 Electrical Modernization at Classen

Calvin Coolidge Addition - Base Bids

Cox Construction Co. Hurd-S charlock Jno.B. ^Martin Co. Lehman-Lippert M. B. Rischard Milner Construction Co. J. W. Skaggs Smith & Son Tippin Construction Co.

Taft

$237,501 257,101 252,500 247,847 244,446 247,786 247,079 241,000 245,594

Moore Electric Co. C. F. Boyington Shawver & Son, Inc. Industrial Electric Co. Alliance Electric Co. Gaddis-Walker Electric Co.

$41,125.00 40,599.00 40,100.00 39,350.00 . 40,000.00 40,900.00

Elevator for Shops Bldg.

Base Bid

Elevator Sales & Service Co. Elevator Service Co., Inc.

7,425.00

7,583.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 16, 1956 - CONT’D

R. #263 Bids On Coolidge Re ferred to Central Office------------------------

R. #264 Bids on Roofs, Relighting & Elevator Referred to Central Office

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the bids received on addition to Calvin Coolidge School be referred to the central office staff for further study, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the bids received on roof repair, electrical modernization at Classen, and elevator for the Shops Building be referred to the central office for further study, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING R. #265 Lease of Area"in Church Approvj

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. ^elton to approve the leasing of the ground floor, basement area, of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, Portland Avenue, 3629 N. W. 29th, which is the equivalent of two classrooms, for the purpose of holding classes of Kaider Elementary School during the period of construction of the new addition; the lease to be on the basis of $150.00 per month, custodial service furnished and utility bills paid, for a period of time necessary for the addition to the Kaiser School building to be con structed and occupied. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #266 Contract for School Bus Approved

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve request to enter into a contract with Murray Butler for the tranportation of children from Common School Districts 29, 36, and 37, to Douglass and Moon Schools at the rate of $325.00 per month, total of $2,925.00 for the nine months period; Mr. Butler to furnish school bus, driver, ’insurance, and pay all expenses involved with the operating of the bus transportation; ; this contract being identical with the one approved for the tra"~nsporting of these pupils during the 195556 school year. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #267 Claims Ap proved for Payment.

Mr. McCray moved approval of the following claims and permission to direct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same:

Institutional Supply Co., new school apparatus, low bid, ----- - ----- $650.00 for Classen Junior-Senior High Institutional Supply Co., new school apparatus, low bid - - - ----- ~ 69O.OO for Harding Junior-Senior High Floy Campbell, expenses of trip to N. E. A. Convention and the National School Public Relations Ass’n Seminar, Board Action -r-223.85 TOTAL---------------- $1,563.85

The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call, all members voting "Aye."

R. #268 Approval to Award Contracts! on Kitchen Equipment

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to award contracts on one lot of standard kitchen equipment and fabricated equipment for Buchanan, Fillmore, Grant, Adams, Shields Heights, Coolidge, Johnson, Harmony, Northeast, Tyler, Lincoln, Bryan, Linwood, and Jackson schools to the bidders listed below in the total amount of $12,647.89, the purchases to be charged to the Central Food Service Fund; all recommendations being made on low bid basis or low on specifications, and all bide having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." Gardner Hotel Supply Co. Commercial Equipment Co. Medley Scale Co. Noble James

$6,277.15 1,479.00 809.50 4,082.24

TOTAL---------$12,647.89

R. #269 Bids Accepted on Lumber & . Door Hardware

Motion was made by Mr. ’McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett, to approve awarding contracts for one lot of lumber and door hardware for Eugene Field, Northeast, and All Schools to the bidders listed below in the total amount of $2,562.07, the purchase±^gJ|^Htiarged to the Building Levy account #1*31; all bids having been received attached Notice for Bids:

Morgensen Lumber Co. Kilpatrick Lumber Co. Richard & Conover Hardware Co TOTAL----- $2,562 The motion carried unanimously on roll call,

MEETING OF AUGUST 16, 1956 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve awarding the contract to Kilpatrick Lumber Company, in the total amount of $5,149.20 for one lot of White Pine for all schools for vocational shops, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 Account, recom mendation being made on specifications. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Ayei"

R. #270 Bid Accepted on White Pin

BUILDINGS Information t the Board

Information to the Board:

The following reports were presented: (1)

Appraisals of property near Central Junior-Senior High School (a) (b)

(2)

Appraisals of

Lots for Central Lots 1 & 2, Block 4, Owen & Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City - appraisal - $25,000 Lots 3 & 4, Block 4, Owen & Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City - appraisal - 17,500

Advertisements have been published for bids on the following building projects, to be opened on August 30, 1956, 4:30 p. m.: Additions (a) Kaiser Elementary School - 10 rooms (b) Arthur Elementary School - 7 rooms and an all-purpose room (c) Nichols Hills Elementary School - All-purpose and 4-classroom provision (d) Longfellow Elementa ry School - 6 classrooms (e) Buchanan Elementary School - 4 classrooms

Dates for Opening Bid: Bldg. Pro jects

Paving projects for Burbank, Longfellow, Columbus, Garden Oaks, Dewey, Linwood, and asphaltic concrete for Central High School parking. (3)

The project for restoration of the shops at Southeast Secondary School has been completed, and the central office accepted it on August 14, 1956.

Shops Area at Southeast Completed

Report on Douglass Stadium It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the District purchase Lots 1 R. #271 Purchase of and 2 from T. A. Ifyers and Lots 3 and 4 from Vivian Green, all in Block 4, Owen & Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City, according to the terms of the two contracts with the above Lots for sellers which are made a part of this motion; and that the President and Clerk be authorized Central High Approved to sign said contracts and the officers of the Board be authorized to issue warrants for said purchase price when the condition of each said contract has been complied with by the respective sellers. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." (Contracts are attached below, originals placed on file in the Clerk’s office.)

(4)

Report of Edgar B. Wilson on the condition of Douglass High School Stadium is submitted and ordered to be placed on file.

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CONTRACT

It is agreed betiwen IMependent School Mstriot Sb.

Oklahoma County, herein mentioned a» Buyer, and T. A. I^ers, 1 7

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herein jssntion^ as Seller, as follows; Buyer buys fn® Seller and SeHer sells to Buyer all of

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Lots One (1) and Two (2), Block Four (4) in Own and Welsh Addition to Ckl&hoaa City, Olahcm County, Oklahoma, together

with tlw iaprovwmts thereon, except it is specifically

provided that there i® not 'Sold'to the Buyer by ths Seller any furniture in th®, above .described’ property.

The purchase price

agreed to be paid and accepted is 130,000.00 in cash whieh I

Buyer agrees to pay when the Seller, within from date hereof, has. perforated each of the things, hereinafter

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Tender to Buyer a Wt**? 99$, properly si^sd and achnwtoedged with documentary etoW® attached, conveying the above property to the Buyer, ■ said -deed to be signed by the *• II

wife of the Seller;

At toe saxae time,, tender to Buyer toe abstract of ■ title heretofore tendered which is continued to toe 9to day of August,' 1956, by ihe American First Title and Trust Cv&paxw with toe continuation to toe date @f such tender, such

continuation to show nothing toat- .wOd?aff®ct toe. merchantability of the title fro® toe last .above mentioned .date, but which abstract

must show deed properly conveying toe real property above described fro® Nettie C, Miller to toe Seller and a further Quit Claim deed properly signed and acknowledged lay Nettie C* Miller dated and after toe date hereof in which toe Seller is grantee, .

said abstract must further show disposition satisfactory to the.

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to toe District Court of

Oklahoma County, John «♦ Roper vs. T« A* Wtos and toe lien involved

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It is agreed between Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, herein mentioned as Buyer, and Vivian Green, herein mentioned as Seller, as follows: Buyer buys from Seller and Sailer sells to Buyer all of Lots Three (3) and Four (4), Block Four (4), Owen and Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, together with the improvements thereon* The purchase price agreed to be paid and accepted is |l?,500.00,which Buyer agrees to pay to Seller when Seller, within 45 days from date hereof, has perfoimmd eash of the things hwredwftoragreed by the Seller to be performed within, such time above mentioned, that being of the 'essence* '

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■ Seller agrees to: Tender to Buyer a Warranty Deed properly signed and acknowledged with documentary stamps attached, conveying the above property to the Buyer, said deed to be signed by Seller and huaband of the Seller if Seller is married) ' Tender to Buyer a Claim for the above; purchase price which shall direct that from the purchase pries there first be paid to tielahnmn City Federal -SaiHmra Loan AssOcilatAon of Oklahoma City sufficient monies to satisfy the hsrtgtge recorded in Book 1768, Page 459 and that thereafter the balance of the purchase price shall be paid to the Seller; Tender to Bayer the abstract, of titXeAtkme'Ufore . tendered which is continued to August 8,1956, by Coates Southwest Title Company, with the thereo.f w t&B d&te &f Gl&*in£a msgh ennHwisnRA

: absolute possession of the property above described to the Buyer, free from any claim of any person claiming to be tenant of the property,. Done this ^^^.dav of August, 1956.

MEETING OF AUGUST 16, 1956 - CONT’D

PERSONNEL R. #272 Motion to approve the following recommended personnel was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried unanimously on roll call: Personnel Recommenda tions Approvec Employment of Charles W. Saner in the Central Food Service Department to have charge of cafeteria equipment, at an annual salary of $6,000.00

Increase in salary of Martha Ann Russell, Director of Food Service Department, to $6,000.00 annually* retroactive to July 1, 1956. R. #273 Resolution of Apprecia tion Approved i4rs. Grace Riser)

Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation of Mrs. Grace McKinney Riser, recently deceased teacher, was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried:

RESOLUTION

IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. GRACE MCKINNEY RISER

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Grace McKinney Riser, Tuesday, August 14, 1956.

Mrs. Riser taught in several cities in the state before joining the staff at Madison School in 1951, where she taught the fifth grade until February of this year. She was a member of the local, state, and national professional organizations and the Methodist Church in Putnam City.

Mrs. Riser found great happiness in working with children and they, in turn, appreciated her as a friend and advisor. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion. Because of her fine qualities, her friends were drawn to her.

Her high ideals will be translated into the lives of all who were privileged to know and wrk with her. The principal, teachers, pupils and their parents will remember her with admiration and love. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher who was an inspiration to her pupils, co-workers and friends. R. #274 Adjournment

Motiorijio adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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MEETING OF AUGUST 24, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, FRIDAY, AUGUST 24, 1956 AT 2:00 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:

Jim Wright, Vice President Mary Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett Nellie R. Melton

ABSENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President C. B. McCray

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, - Mr.: M. J. Burr, and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, and Robert Shultz, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; representatives of the press.

The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett.

Invocation

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to confirm the action of the officials in working out a satisfactory settlement with the Builders Construction Company regarding the floor situation in the gym at U. S. Grant Jr.-Sr. High School. Motion carried-unanimously on roll call.

R. # 275 Officials Authorized To Settle with Cons.Co in re Grant Gym Floor

The following personnel recommendations were submitted:

R. #276 Personnel Approved

Change in salary and assignment

Francis Newberry - Principal Walnut Grove - Salary $4700 per year to principal Shidler School $5000 per year - effective August 20, 1956.

George Glover - Teacher at Westwood - salary $3800 per year to principal Walnut Grove salary $4400 per year - effective August 20, 1956. Request permission to set up a new salary schedule for film inspectors. We propose to employ people as learners and use the salary schedule used for floormen. They would not become inspectors until they have had enough experience to qualify. At this time their salary should be adjusted to $190 per month. We recommend that Mike Harris' salary be adjusted and that he be paid on the basis of $210 per month - effective August 16, 1956.

Resignation submitted by Earl Estep, principal Shidler School - effective August 18, 1956.

Whereupon the foregoing personnel was approved upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Melton, upon roll call with all members present voting "Aye”. Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the renting of a residence at 4032 Southwest 27th Place from Robert L. Parmalee for a period of one month, August 22 to September 22, inclusive, at $70 per month for the purpose of providing office facilities for Franklin Pierce School. Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye".

R. #277 Approval to Rent House for Office

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve request to set food prices for all cafeterias as outlined in the attached list, prices recommended for 1956-57 school year being identical with those for 1955-56. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. I

* Plate Lunch

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1 Main Dish ^4 1 of the following combinations: 2 Vegetables 1 Vegetable and 1 Salad 1 Vegetable and 1 Dessert 1 Salad and 1 Dessert Bread and Butter 1/2 Pint Whole Milk Plate Lunch with Milk

Soup and 4 Crackers ............ 7? Main Dishes « 10$ Vegetables Salads ......... * Desser,tsr> • •■'v iQSj^fe^am

Buchanan . Burbank Cleveland ■ Columbus Mk. S' Culbertson ^,JLDavis ^If^Edgemere

Catewood Hawthorne Heronville Horace Mann Johnson Kaiser Lee Lincoln

Linwood 1 V Longfellow Madison Monroe Nichols Hills Polk Putnam He Rancho Vi *Ridgeview Rockwood Stand WatLe UniversityHei West Nichols : Westwood Wheeler Wilson

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The following are the federally reimbursed elementary

URSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS^...-

schools: felat(64LuncH ./ -

Adams Arthur Bannaker Brilon

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awe and 1 Salad e and 1 Dessert d 1 Dessert r

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CareB Coolidge

Creston Hills Deweyl Dunbar Edison .i Edwards Emerson ■ Eugene Fields 1; Fillmore Foster > Garden Oaks ■' Garfield Harmony Harrison Lafayette

20$

7$ 10$ 7$ and 10$ 7$, 10$ and 15$ 5$, 7$ and 10$ 5$

Mark Twain •B ■s? Mayfair McKinley Orchard Park Inman Page * Franklin Pierce Prairie Queen Riverside Sequoyah Shidler Shields Heights Taylor Truman Tyler Valley Brook Walnut Grove Washington Whittier Willard Woodson

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PRICE LIST FOR JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS PRICES Ea[ementary Schools Plate , Plate Lunch withTcotfee ...... Plate Lunch with Milk ....... 33$ >.4 ■ * o O 0 * 0 0 0.0.0 ** O 0 * * * o * =.* 10$ Vegetables ;♦.>*..* ♦. * * *.... v 7$ and 10$ SSslfiid8 * 0 *’ * 0 0 0 * 0'0 * O * * * O * 4 0 o * * * .. 7$, 10$ and 15$ 'Desserts *i> ••****•...................................................... T. . 5$, 7$ and 10$ & Bread and Butter Sandwich . *.* 2$ 2 Hot Rolls or Bisciut W/Butter 5$ . Secondary Schools Plate Lunch *.*■..... c....... . 25$ and 40$ Coffee *040 0 0 0 0 0 0 0004 0 00*4000 ■*■•'■ 5$ Milk QOQ 0 0 00000*00*0*0*04*0* *0 8$ :f i^âin Disî^^s 000*00*0*004**00*0 10$, 12$, 15$ is<1 tîl^les A****00*9*000000000 7$ and 10$ ' ^Salads 0 000000*00 0 000*00000000 7$, 10$ and 15$ , Desserts .0**000000*00ooooo**** 5$, 7$ and 10$ Bread and Butter Sandwich *0*.* '^2 Hot Rolls or Biscuit W/Butter

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Desserts **....... 1/2 |int Whole Milk *00*0040* ?• Thefollowing are the Secondary Schools: Capitol Hill Sr. Douglass Northeast £ ...Northwest Classen Southeast f 'Central <5*, Capitol Hill Jr r B Classen

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R. # 279 Contract Let on Elec. Fixtures, Jackson

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve awarding the contract i to the Emsco Electrical Company in the total amount $879.40 for electrical fixtures for Jackson Junior High School the purchase to be charged to the 1956-57 Building Levy Account, Project No. 411, all bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids. . n ........ „T1 „„4The motion carried on roll call, with all _______________________________ members present voting "Aye".

MEETING OF AUGUST 27, 1956 (CONTINUED)

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve awarding contracts to bidders listed below in the total amount of $1, O38.OI for one lot of standard vocational electrical supplies for Capitol Hill Senior High School and Central Jr.-Sr. High School, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 Vocational Account, all bids having been received in response to the notice for bids attached on previous page. Motion carried on roll call, all members present voting ’’Aye”.

Bidder Hunzicker Electric Company Emsco Electric Company Cook Electric Company General Electric Company Graybar Electric Company Westinghouse Electric Company

R. #280 Voc. Elec; . Supplies Approved for Cap. Hill Sr and Central

Amount

183-95 19-32 96. Oo 7'09-92 28-57 10.19 $1,038.01

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve awarding contract to Butler Shade Company in the total amount of $7,878.13 for one lot of Venetian blinds for Northwest Classen, Southeast Secondary and Douglass High Schools, to be charged to accounts as follows:

R. #281 Contract Awarded, for Venetian Blinds

For Northwest Classen High School — 1956 Bond Fund account, project #813, in the amount of $2,772.90;

For Douglass High School — 1958 Bond' Fund account, project #808, in the arjjqjmt of $1,369.29; For Southeast Secondary School -- 1956 Bond Fund account,project j'j-839, in fhe amount of $705.97.

All bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids. unanimously on roll call. (Notice for bid attached after R. #282)

Motion carried

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve awarding contract to Singco, Inc. in the total amount of $2,870.25 for one lot of Flexalum Blackout shades to be installed in audio-visual departments at Northwest Classen and Douglass High School, the pur chase to be charged to the following accounts:

R. #282 Contract Awarded, on Flexalum Shades

Cor Northwest Classen High School — 1956 Bond Fund account, project #813, in ike amount of $1,712.25; For Douglass High School -- 1956 Bond Fund account, Project #808, in the amount of $1,728.00. All bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids. unanimously on roll call.

Motion carried

Information to the Board; It was reported that the firm of Smith and Son, building contractors, has asked an extension cf time on the following projects:

Ridgeview School , Time lost - 70 hours on 7 days, as follows: reason rain •

May 25, 31; July 12, 13, 16, 19 & 20 --

Franklin Pierce School (1) Time lost - 78 hours on 6 days, as follows: May 25, 31; July 11, 16, 17 and 19 reason rain (2) Time lost - 21 days due to delivery of steel decks

Letters making these requests are on file in the administrative offices.

Extension of Time on Bldg Projects Requested

/ Coâ€™ 1.30 MEETING OF AUGUST 24, 1956 (CONTINUED) %

Tentative Dates Set for Opening Bids

Information to the Board:

The following tentative dates were reported for opening of bids:

Southeast Addition â€” September 13, 1956, 4:30 P. M.

Grant Addition

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to award low bid of E. V. Cox R. 7^283 Contract ( Construction Company for construction of an addition to Calvin Coolidge Elementary School Awarded on ; as f ollows; Addition to Low bid -----------------Coolidge Schotpl Less Alternate y-2 - acoustical tile in lieu of plaster --------------

Plus Alternate #1 - Add sidewalks, drives, outside utilities ---------

On roll call the motion carried unanimously.

R. #284 Contract Awarded on Electrical Improvement at Classen

A motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve awarding contract to the low bidder, Industrial Electrical Company, in the amount of $39; 350.00 for rnodernization of electrical facilities at Classen Junior-Senior High School, Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #285 Contract Awarded on Elevator for Shops Bldg.

After a detailed report by Mr. Ginn, Business Manager, on bids received for an elevator at the Shops Building, Mrs. Melton moved approval of his recommendation to award the contract to the high bidder, Elevator Sales & Service Company, in the amount of $7;583.00 to furnish and install the elevator. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. (The motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett).

R. #286 Contracts Awarded on Roof Repair Jobs

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to award contracts as follows for roof repair jobs:

Low Bid

School Phillips Roofing Company Standard Roofing Company Swanda Bros. Southwestern Roofing & Sheet Metal Company DeLaughter Associates Standard Roofing Company Barnhill Sheet Metal Company

Truman Elementary Northeast Jr.-Sr. High Taft Junior High

$ 8,070.00 1,274.00 7,400.00

Jackson Classen Shidler Capitol

11,347.00 6,100.00 6,886.00 10,961.00 $52,038.00

Junior High Jr.-Sr. High Elementary Hill Senior High

TOTAL

Motion carried on roll call, all members present voting "Aye". R. #287 Adj our nine nt

Motion to adjourn to meet at the call of the President was made by Nirs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved this l&L. day of

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MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1956 at 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK

Phil C• Bennett Ne Hie R. Me It on Jim Wright ABSENT: AT

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent. The invocation was given by Dr. Barnes.

SPECIAL On motion by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids on the following projects were opened and read aloud according to the tabulation below, all bids having been received in response to the attached noticel^for bids:

TABULATION OF BIDS Kaiser

Bidder Hur d-Scharlack Acme Construction M. L. Beaty John B. Martin Tippin Construction Co. Smith & Son Weller Construction Co M. B. Rischard Shamrock Construction Co Milner Construction Co Schwartz Construction Co Haskell Culwell Beasley Construction Co H. J. Benedict Construction Co. W. L. Construction Co. Lehman Lippert Construction Co J. J. Cook Construction Co Humphries Construction Co Secor Building Co Tankersley Construction Co

(Addition) $151,169 148,000 149,706 147,640

Longfellow

Buchanan

(Addition)

$120,127 114,800 119,121 115,971 115,635

$ 87,327

76,443 79,000

148,856 149,447 14q,594 154,475 144,318 150,761 160,965 119,545 123,456.78 118,889 111,495

77,527

78,987 85,500 82,240

PAVING PROJECTS

Parking Areas for Central, Burbank, Garden Oaks, Columbus, Dewe y, Linwood, Longfellow. GENERAL GRADING & EXCAVATION

Contractor Concho Construction Connelly Construction

Proposal yl (Portland Cement) $ 4,770 ■ 4,995

Proposal $1-A (Asphaltic Concrete) $ 5,000 5,490

ALL iCORK EXCEPT GRADING & EXCAVATION Proposal -$2

Connelly Construction Mark Holloway

(Fortland Cement) $43,300 49,600

Proposal $2-A (Asphaltic Concrete)

$44,000 51,000

R. #288 Bids opened on Building Projects

MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1956 (CONTINUED)

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton that bids received on the foregoing building projects be referred to the Central Office Staff for further study, consultation of contractors and architects and later report to the Board. Motion carried.

PERSONNEL R. #290 Approval to Employ Assistant Maintenance Director

Motion was made by Mr. Wright, and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the employment of Frank Reynolds as Estimator, :Expeditor and Office Assistant to the Director of â– MaintenanceÂ at a salary of $5800 annually with $600 per year car allowance, effective September 1, 1956. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

GENERAL BUSINESS

R. .$291 Claims Approved

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright that the following claims be approved. and that the Clerk be directed to issue warrants in payment of same: Dean Francis Keppel, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass . Transportation, Montreal to Oklahoma City & Return

$208.80

Honorarium Total

250.00 $458.89

contractors, as follows:

$46,311.98

partial payment, addition to Ridgeview School partial payment, Franklin Pierce School

Total

9i;562-83 .$137,874.81

Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye

Contract to be Made for Later Approva

In response to a request from Central Christian College to rent facilities at Webster Junior High School next year, the Board authorized, the drawing up of a contract with this Institution to be submitted to the Board later for further consideration.

BUILDINGS Information to the Board;

Project for Wilson Completed

Dates for Opening Bids Set

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It was reported that the rewiring project at Wilson Elementary School has been completed.

(2)

The following dates were announced for opening bids on building projects as shown below:

September 13, 1956, 4:30 p. in.: a. b. c.

Addition to Southeast Addition to Nichols Hills Addition to Arthur

September 20, 1956, 4:30 p.m.: Addition to U. S. Grant Motion to approve the following described change order was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by R. #292 Change Order Mrs. Melton, and carried unanimously on roll call: Cap. Hill Jr. industrial Electric Company, alterations to the stage dimmer board in electrical job at Elec. Work Capitol Hill Junior High School - deduction of $376.38.

R. #293 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 3, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 19% AT U:3O P. M.

PRESENT:

Gtto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

No quorum being present, the President declared the meeting adjourned until Tuesday, September U, 1956 at ^:3O p. m.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER K, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA. MET IN REGULAR ADJOURNED

MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1956 at U;3O P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto .p. Thompson, President Mary a, Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

ABSENT:

C. B. McCray

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; L. V. Ballard, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gilbert Robinson, T I Shultz, Directors; representatives of the Press. The invocation was given by Dr. Swanson.

invocation

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, minutes of the meetings of August 6, 1956 and August 16, 1956 were approved as read.

R. #29^ Minutes Approved

The President welcomed Mrs. D. M. Ayler, representing the City P-T.A. Council, brnd Mrs. Pauline Ingram of the Classroom Teachers Association.

Visitors

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Legal and Finaneial Reports

The School District Treasurer, Mr. Green, presented financial report for the month of August, 1956.

Treasurer's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, handed out to members and officials of the Board report of audit of the General Fund as of June 30, 1956, also report of various activity funds under separate cover. He also reported that budgets have been filed and signed by the Excis.e Board, and will be signed by the State Department. The Auditor reported that this year the budget has been fully financed. On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mi'. Bennett, reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor were approved as submitted.

Auditor's Report

R. #295 Reports Approved

Following a discussion of the need for further property for the school site at Central Junior-. R. #296 Senior High School, it was moved by Mr. 'Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the attorney's Resolution Approved recommendation to approve the following resolution be passed: in re Proper! for Central RESOLUTION WHEREAS, this Board finds that it is.necessary that this school district acquire the fee simple title to Lots 11.and 12 in Block A, Owen and Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahome County, Oklahoma, and have endeavored to obtain from the owners of said property a price thereon but has been unable to do so; and,

WHEREAS, after careful investigation, this Board has found and .believes $13,500 is a fair price for the two lots above described; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the owners of the two lots above described be offered £13,500 for a good merchantable fee simple title to said property and if the said two lots cannot be acquired for this price that the attorney for the Board be authorized, empowered, and directed to proceed to condemn the sai§. property for school purposes for Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.

On roll call the motion carried unanimously. Superintende Report

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Et was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to direct’ following school personnel at professional meetings:

the attendance of the

RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma., City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following members of the Administrative Staff would attend the meetings designated;

R. M296A Approval of Trips

RESOLUTION (CONTINUTED) Mr. Bill Foutz and Dr. N. L. George - annual meeting of the National Council of School | House Construction at Washington, D. C., October 2-5, 1956. i

Mr. Hugh B. Ginn and Dr. N. L. George - annual meeting of the Association of School Business Officials, Washington, D. C., October 7~U, 195^. Also Mr. Bill Foutz to attend the same meeting to October 9, 195&.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that these members of the staff be directed to attend the meetings designated above, with the understanding that such attendance is solely'for the present necessary good of the schools of the district, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education that it is hereby ordered that all expenses on these trips be paid by the Board of Education| On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting R. #297 Use of Pools by Swim Club Approved

After reminding the Board of a request by the Oklahoma Swim Club of the Classen pool three days per week, two hours per day, Firs. found this would cost $21.00 per day. Whereupon, she moved that pool by this organization for one such period a week without charge and permit them to use it other days when available with the above charge. The motion was seconded by Mr. Wright and carried- unanimously on roll call.

R. #297 Use of Pools by Swim Club Approved

Statement Regarding Secret Societies

The Superintendent reported that a letter and statement regarding fraternities and sororities in high schools have been mailed to the following schools: Northwest Classen, Classen, Harding and Taft stipulating that all students should sign a statement that they do not belong to such organizations. Copy of the letter and statement are attached below.

Statement .__ | Regarding Secret Societi

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1956

Chester Swanson

jl am sending to you sufficient copies of the attached statement so that you may secure $he signature of every student in your school. J would like to suggest that you have statements signed during home room periods and complete within the first few days of school. I would like fo;- you to have a meeting of all home room teachers and present the following information to them for use in explaining and asking students to sign the statement.

(I J It is illegal in the State of Oklahoma for a student in the Oklahoma City Public Schools to be a member of or participate in any activities on the school premises which would indicate membership in a school fraternity or sorority. This law was passed by the State Legislature and was made locally applicable by a rule and regulation of the Oklahoma City Board of Education. i. .

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Any violation of the rules of the Board of Education or the State Law will danger privilege of the student to attend a school in Oklahoma City or participate In any of activities.

(31 Students are asked to sign this statement in order that they clearly understand that membership and activity in a school fraternity or sorority is a very grave offense and subject to very serious results. It is hoped that by this and other means, studen4's will be prevented from membership and activity in a fraternity or sorority and thus not endanger their educational programs.

Teachers will be expected to explain carefully this situation to students as tjhey •‘are'^a^ked to sign this statement. T 7 , ■ • to ■ ■keep , a record oS Each teacher wi‘'' I I 'be expected •students who sign the statement and submit the signed statements to the principalk I Teachers will also present to the principal a list of those who have not signed sue® Jsfatemen'ts and indicate the reason for not signing statements.

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(5) All' teachers shall be held responsible to do everything within their power V,. advise with students as to the seriousness of the violation of this rule and do ever they can to eliminate fraternity or sorority activities.

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(6) Each teacher will be expected to check books, materials amd other property belonging to students which would indicate fraternity or sorority membership and shall report such information to the principal.

As the school term ended last spring, there was some definite evidence of fraternity agd sororIty memberships. During the summer, on a number of occasions, persons ce oj. .fraternity and sorority activities. It is for this reason that rn^'ro^’ca l-f 'to ’the attention of students the • ser I'oUs’hess which may ' • s XesITt ’ h? 'WichJaret i v11 i es cont i nue rnnfinHO. -f!

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 1, 1956

CONTINUED) --‘---

September 4, 1956

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OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS ,tu'fiaurUle ahd re9alatlon of the Board of this School District, that no District ndtV r d° anythin9 in or about the school premises of the ^Ict, locating tnetnbershlP ,rb a school fraternity or sorority, composed in

E,eT:ar? °r District, yand that before being enrolled in any Junior and Senior Highschool, each pupil shall Islgn the following statements if jaMa . . ’J;ave read the above rule and regulation and state that I am not now doing, and will not hereafter, while a pupil in the above schools, do anything O-f any nature contrary thereto, a

Signature of Pup Ii ‘ fir. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, reported the following enrollment at the close of the first day of school today:

Elementary Schools Secondary Schools Total

Report on First Day Enrollment

33,602 18,617 52,219

For comparison he reported, that last year's enrollment at this time was 51,85^*

After a discussion by Mr. Bennett of offers received in the past for the sale of the Jefferson Building, he reported an offer made at the present time by Citizens Investment Company for the building and moved adoption of the following resolution accepting their offer of $351,000 for the building. ,

RESOLUTION

SASV Independent School District No,

of Oklahoma County,

market value thereof; and,

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m i^feerms .and conditions set forth in said written contract, which to to# to to been examined ly the MAm of

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R. #298 Resolution t< Sell the Jefferson Bit to Citizens State Bank

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 6-, 1956 (CONTINUED)

obtain and that it is to the best interest of the District that the real

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described property to the above described, purchaser on the terms and

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The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members present voting ’Aye".

R. #299 Resolution of Appreciation, Mr. L. W. Weber

Motion to approve the following resolution of appreciation for Mr. L. W. Neber, recently deceased, was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried: RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF MR. LOUIS W. WEBER The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Louis W. Weber on Friday, August 31, 1956.

Mr. Weber was Superintendent of Schools at Hugo, Oklahoma, prior to joining the faculty of Central High School in 1915. He taught Science and Mathemetics at Central until 1950 when he became Manager and Treasurer of the Teachers' Credit Union until his resignation about a year ago because of his health.

He was a member of the Local, State and. National Professional Organizations; the Unitarian Church and was a 32nd Degree Mason and Shriner. As a teacher, Mr. Weber was conscientious and thoughtful of both his students and co-workers and won their respect and admiration. As Manager of the Teachers' Credit Union he expanded the organization and built the clientele.

The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Weber's many years of faithful and efficient services and extends its profound sympathy to .the bereaved family. PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended. were presented:

The following recommendations and information on Personnel

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 (CONTINUED)

CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT

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Request permission to transfer J. C. Hiner from Regular Drayage Helper Salary $2400 per year to Regular Truck Driver - Salary $2600 per year effective August 11, 1956. Request permission to transfer Harold H. Parsons from Finish Carpenter Salary $1.75 per hour to Job Foreman - Salary $2.00 per hour - effective August 11, 1956.

Request permission to transfer George Payne from Maintenance Deparment to Engineering Department as a Mechanical Inspector - Salary $4800 per year $600 per year ear allowance - effective August 20, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Colman C. Snow from Regular Laborer - Salary $2600 per year to Apprentice Tile Setter - Salary $2800 per year - effective July 26, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Buster W. Snow from Apprentice Tile Setter Salary $1.44 per hour to Regular Tile Setter - Salary $3200 per year effective July 26, 1955.

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Request permission to transfer Don Swseney from Student Painter Salary $1.25 per hour to Apprentice Painter - Salary $1.35 per hour effective August 11, 1956. Request permission to transfer John W„ Daniel from temporary Mason Tender Salary $1.50 per hour to Regular Apprentice Steamfitter - Salary $3200 per gear effective August 260 1956o

Request permission to transfer W. T. Carr from Apprentice Steamfitter — Salary $3600 per year to Regular Heating Specialist - Salary $3600 per year $30 per month car allowance'- effective September 1, 1956. Request permission to transfer George Harrison from Temporary Laborer Salary $1.25 per hour to drayage Helper - Salary $2400 per year - effective August 27, 1956.

CHANGE IN SALARY

Request permission to provide a car allowan.ce of $50 per month for Kermit *

Request permission to adjust the salary of Wendell Payton, temporary Painter from $1.35 per hour to $1.50 per hour - effective August 26, 1956. Request permission to cancel the car allowance of Raymond Quinton The car allowance was to be for $50 per month - Effective July 7, 1956. •J”

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Painters - Salary $1.66

Charles E. Bowman James I. Casto

- effective August 3, 1956 - effective August 21, 1956

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Painters - Salary $1.35 •1

Temple Reeves H. Eo Shinn

- effective August £7, 1956 - effective July 31, 1956

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Laborers - Salary $1.25 Walter L Conner Lonie A. Dean Bill T. Fisher John Glenn George Harrison Aubrey Overbey Eugene -Stajp

effective effective effective effective effective effective effective

July 31, 1956 August 6, 1956 August 6, 1956 August- 27, 1956 August 14, 1956 August 27 8 1956 August 7, 1956

Request permission to employ the following as temporary Laborers - Salary $1.00

Clarence Clingan Gary Lee Wyatt Request permission to employ the following as temporary Carpenters - Salary $1.75 per how

Lawrence Flanigan Roy Holloway Maurice Parsons Glen Stevenson

August AugustAugust August

Request permission to employ Jackie Bums as temporary Electronic man - Salary $„75 per hour - effective August 219 1956.

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METING FOR SEPTEMBER

SERVICE DEPARTMENT

1956 (CONTINUED)

PERSONNEL

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EMPLOYMENT ‘

TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

^PLACEMENT

EFFECTIVE DAli ...

APPROVED EXP.

REMARKS •

RESIGNATIONS

(Mr) Barton, will

5 To

(Mr)

5 To

EVANOFF,

Head Custodian Valley brook

JJMMY

8-1-56

1 T.

(Mr)

Floorman

ARTHUR

•

(Replaced by transfer)

8-29-56

COX,

l'7>

8-16-56

Floorman Moon

(Mr) Hendley, Robert

♦ '75

8-»27—56

Floorman Harding

8-23-56

(Mr) Jones, Ernest

8-27-56

P0U.GJ.ASS.

Floorman Northwest

8-15-56

EsLicKr

$175

8-27-56

Floorman Northwest

’Floorman Douglass

8-6-56

Johnson, Taylor

♦ 175

8-6-56

Floorman Douglass

8-5-56

(Mr) Krueger, Louie

$87.50 .

8r.2Q-56

Floorman Emerson

(Mr) Eden, Donald

|I75

8-.I-56

Floorman Capitol hill Sr.

(Mr) Krueger, Louie (Temporary)

|87o50

(Mr) Phlugradt, Henry

$160

T. Floorman Gatewood

8-I5-56

Hutson, Paul

$40.62

(Mr) Irby, Austin

Floorman Moon

8-15“56

(Mr) . Edwards, Cecil

(Mr) Jackson, Charles

Floorman Harding

8-24-56 ,

(Mr) Jones, Robert Lee

Night watchman Douglass

(MR)

(Mr) OREE

(MR)

i T.

rALBERT,

Lester

(MR)

Night

Robert

(MR)

(Additional)

(M?«

i T.

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Hfath - Tranffrrfd)

(Mr. Jackson - Transferred)

(Mr) Howett, Robert

(Mr. Johnson

(mr) Immenschuh. Aloxsius

(Mr)

Floorman

Emerson

(Mr. Bruner - Vacation)

Floorman

ARTHUR

Floorman Gatewood

•’RESTON,

8-27-56

8-21-56

(Mr) Jarrison.^ dee

4itchfi.i.(I Jamfs

187.50

JIMMY

Transferred)

? T.

| T.

|i75

watchman

- 8-15-56

|I75 0

To water

Track

Central

8-1-56 .

Roving Watchman All Schools

8-20-56

Floorman Culbertson

8-20-56 .

Floorman Northwest

8-17-56

Floorman Jackson

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(Mr) Harmon, Henry

(Mr. Ramsey - Transferred)

75 ©

I T.

(MB)

Sh.idi.fr - Transferred) (Mr. Smith -

$87.50

Welchel, Thomas

(mr) Kirkpatrick, demetris

transferred)

8-22-56

■ i To

187.50

8-27-56

^uesu peimission to transfer Ivan Shidler from 4 T. KLoorman University Heights - Salary $95. per month to | T? Head. Custodian a Lakeside - Salary $105. per month. - Effective August 22, 1956.

to transfer Bobert Bamsey from floonnan, .Jackson Effective I^t 17^956. * &1St°dian ’ $210- Per “°nth -

Artlrar yilmoth from Maintenance Department

?oTr

^st‘wt S

ttl6r "

Sala^^lSO111^^0^

Effective A^t Z W56. 4

$9°-

“ - EffeoW-

Yillia“ Jacks011 from Floorman, Culbertson

°-stodian - Salary $210. per month -

sZrv1^1331011 fcfan:fer Oharles Wilson from Iloomnan, Wetster _ Salary $190. per month to Head Custodian at Monroe - Salary 210. per month Effective August 21, 1956. y P monw -

S»T!air<t:firiiSSiOn ^transfer A. E. Wilcoxson, from Head Custodian, Burbank -

t0 ?“sfer Vance ^d from Relief Custodian at $240 ^r13’ ZnSa1^? $S20, Per ”°nth t0 Head Custodian at Burbank - Salary *240. per month - Effective August 27, 1956. salary

CHANGE IN ASSIGNMENT

?pT^<.?Ti38i?V?,transfer K‘ MoCart’ Head Custodian at Monroe to Head Custodian at Valley Brook - Effective July 20, 1956.

tOi 1t?aas^er Tommy 4 T- ELoorman at Central and a • rman at Franklin, to Full time Floorman at Central - Salaiy $185. per month - Effective August 27, 1956. Central ?3™j?31?V£ Krager’ temporary > T, Floorman at L? J} Track, to j T. Eloorman at Central - Salary $87.50 per month Effective August 24, 1956 P

t0 *ransfeF Carl Pementer, Floorman at Central to Floorman at Webster - Salary $195. per month - Effective August 24, 1956. I

Floorman

. university Heights Floorman Franklin

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER^, 1956 (CONTINUED) ’^STRUCT?ONAL INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME resignations

Social Studies Southeast

8-29-56

CHRISTENSEN, GAIL

4th Nichols hills

7=27->6

(MRo) Estep, Earl

Shidler School Principal

8-15-56

(MR,)

Auto mechanic Northeast

8-20-56

Speech Therapist Bryan

8-20-56

Math Grant

8-10-56

(Mr.) Barnett,

william

(Mrs.)

Hutchins, James (MISS) king,

Edith

(Mrs.) MAXWH.L, Colene

3rd

(Mrs.)

8-20-56

. RIDGEVIEW

PATTSRSON. Viola

(Mrs.) Rf.illy. Mamie

Hearing Culbertson

(Mr. ) Roper, John

RIDGEVIEW

7-31-56

RUFFU. SIDNEV

Math & Science Grant

8=0=56

(Mr.) Sallee,

Math John Marshall

8-15-56

Principal

(Mr.)

dale

Coach & Teacher

(Mr.) tre 8 c.h; er o

8-20-56

Lloyd

8—6= 56

grant

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

KKMsair

OR DEGBEE COUECE

SALARY

ArPOOVED

pFFEcrrvE DATE

REMARKS

•*’ -

New Teachers

for 1956-57

(Additional)

(miss) Ball. Beverly

(Additional)

(Mrs.) Bayz. Mary

53400

(Ernest Branam - Resigned)

(Mrs.) Bentlev, Helen

53000

(Vela Brewer = Transferred)

(Mrs.) Bowen. Dorothy

53000

(Gene Russell = Resigned)

(miss) BoyeTj Aggie

53800

(miss) Brewer. Jov

53000

B.S. 0oUo

(Mr.) Brown. Don

53400

B.S. C-.S.

(Re-Emp&yed)

(Mr.) Caldwell. Virgil

53750

(Myrtle Ebeling = Transferr^ 2)-

Coles, Alvin

(Mary Hogue =

transferred)

(Lloyd Treichler = Resigned)

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L -

(Mrs.) -Coles. Maud is.

B.S. O.C.U.

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56-57

JACKSON

56-57

Math Southeast

. 0

56=57

Garfield

56=57

English & Social ST Classen 1

56“. 57

Monros ..

56-57 .

Assistant Coach Grant

56-57.

Language Northwest Classen

English & Social St .

1ST

D.E. A&M ‘

5TH -

B.S. A&M

. 1

PREV. IN

’ System

math

53600

M.A. w.s.C. of Cal.

53.600 ;

M.A. w.S.C. of Cal.

5 .

(MRS.)

Girls Phys. Ed.

. -

B.A. c.s.c.

B.S. u.s.c«-

(MR.)

(Anona Teska — Leave of Abs’f MCE)

B.S. A&M

53200

.5.6=57

Franklin

56=57

English & Social St Jackson

56-57

English & Social St Franklin

53100

B.A® T.U.

Coonfield, mosella

53100

B.So A&M

.56=57 -

(Additional)

(Mrs.) Cooper, Kathryn

53600

M.A. A&M

56=57

Creston hills

(Bennie Nall - Resigned)

(Mr.) CouncilP David

53100

B.A. O.C.U.

56-57

Social Studies Central

IElqryce Downs = transferred L

(Mrs.) Coxff Isabelle

53400

B.S. CnS.Cn

56=57

(Mr.) Crosley. Harold

53000

B0A0 C.S.C.

56=57

CuNnjnghamc Louise

53600

M.S. A&M

56-57

(Mrs.) Doolittle. Joann

53000 *

B.So o.u.

56=’>7

(Catherine Parnell.- Transfe *RED)

Comfort. Donna

(Lucille Harlow = Leave

(MRS.) of A 3SENCE)

-JPaul Simpson ■= Resigned) -(Sybil davis - Transferred)

(Helen Dean = Resigned)

(MRS.)

PREV. IN

■

System

5 th Gatewood

8th .Southeast

Social Studies Capitol hill Senior COMf .‘

FranklIn' -

2nd

. - .

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER INSTRUCTIONAL

(ADDITIONAL)

PERSONNEL

(Mrs,) . Jenck.So Eulalia

19^6 (CONTINUED)

Home Economics FRANK!.. I

13000-

(MRo)

-••*6=57

(Zeddie Lawyer ° Resigned)

Jones0 David

$3100

(Ralph Thomas = Resigned)

(MRo) LANSDOWMo Irvan

$4800

NON-D.EGREE

Lemmont. Leland

$3400

BoS« EoCpSpCo

(Mrs,) Lloyd,,. Helen.

$3300

(MRSo) Malone. Martha

$3400

(MRo) Mason, Walter

$3600

(JAN8LOU MITCHELL = TRANSFERRED)

(Blanche Davis ° Retired) (WAYNE SWOVELAND = LEAVE OF EBSENCE)

(^Walter- Seward ? Trans,

Additional)

(too)

Carpentry Capitol hill Senior 5TH

Lincoln English & Librarian Franklin

BoA, O0U0

Northeast Math Duration of- The Ness

BoSo SoToCo Missour

Industrial Arts ' Fo Do Moon Jr

$3000

5^57

3rd Fillmore

$3000

56=57

Social Studies Grant

(MRSo) (Sue Weeks = Transferred)

mead,

Maytha

(MRS.)

(bill

hill

° Transferred)

Murphy,, Marcia

New Teachers

5?h Fillmore

for 1956-57 C< vtinued

(Mrs.) $3300

56-57

Engltsh Capitol hill junior

(miss) Owens Lanora'

$3000

56-57

English Northwest Classen

(Cecil Shaw - Transferred)

(Mr.) Owens. Ted

$4200

56-57

Head basketball Coach Southeast

(Barbara Martin - Resigned)

(Mrs.) Panos, Opal

$3100

56-57

(Susan Wilson - Resigned)

qlson»

(fern Smith - Resigned)

Betty

Social Studies Taft.

(Mrs.)

(Add 1 tonal)

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CLK1CM.

PERSONNEL

name

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

■&. ’;X-

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

REPLACEMENT

DECREE COLUECE

SALARY

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP-

REMARKS.

ResTgnat&ns (Mrs.)

(Mrs. )

A.ER:. AUDRiA

Clerk Hawthorne

8=21 = 56

WARD.

(Mrs.) Na NCRt Reba

Clerk Storeroom

7=29=56

THOMPSON^ PRI CILLA

(RENE

56=7 ’

$180

56-57

STCR EROOM

.. 3

56°57

Clerk Adams

56-57

day Clerk1 Un;ver ■ .. H»

56=57

Clerk Mayfair

Hawthorns *3';

(Roth Swafford = Transferred!

Beaty. Lola

$175

(Ola Simmons = Transferred)

(Mrs.) Edwards. Anns

$ 90

(Mrs.) Fagala. Gene.

$160 .

ridings

= Transferred

- .

$ 80

Clerk

i day

(Mrs.) Haller. Elizabeth

(Additional)

(Mrs.) GodsYo Ruth

(Additional)

Clerk

(Mrs.) (N^S.)

(Helen

DAY CLERK

$ 90

56=57

Prai r it. .Queen

36=57 .

? day Clerk Valley brook

8=29=5.6

Secretary Adult Institute

$160

• 5.6= 57

Clerk Sequoyah

$ -85 ■■

(MISS)

(Geneva Roth = Resigned)

(Doris Taylor = Transferred).f

Haught. Barbara

$195

(Mrs.) Jordan. Noris

’

(Mrs.)

(Additional)

-MANASCO.

BILLIE

5.6=57

| DAY CLERK

(MISS) s______ -

s90

Roller. Elsie

$ 80

(Mrs.) Stephens, Jimmie

$ 80

(Additional)

Robinson,

(Additional) (Additional)

v.inita

56=57

Garden oaks

day Clerk Burbank

(MRS.)

. 56=57 . .

garfield Jr day

KooFMANg

June

$ 80

$395

5^37- •:

(MP.)

Morgan. Esther

, Lbwn49 Don

■

8=! 7= 56

BUSINESS OFFICE

Attendance Clerk . John Marshall .. .

•

'Ji.

multi'graph oper.

(Mr.) Booth, gilbert

MULTI GRAPH OPERo

56=57

Clerk

RlDG EVIEW

(MRS.)

(Ardvthf. Ford = Resigned)

Clerk

i day

56=57

(MRS,)

(Additional)

Clerk

day

TYLER

8=20-56

$150

Business Office

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission

Correct Errors in

Annjc Lo Johnson - Westwood

Donna Suenram = Britton

the

August Agenda

as follows?

Replacing Lorene Liston = Leave of Absence =instead of Additional

Resigned = Instead

of being

Beaulah Powell - Cleveland - Leave of Absence - Instead

Employed of

Resigning

Change in Salary and Assignment

Request permission to transfer Glatha dry from Visiting Counselor -

Salary

on the basis of $4700 annually

- Effective August

15,

Contract - Salary

10 months

THE BASIS OF |4%)0 ANNUALLY - TO CO-ORDINATOR OF THE VISITING COUNSELORS -

MONTHS CONTRACT -

19560

Temporary Employment

Request permission

Sandra Davis

to employ

THE BASIS OF $160 PER MONTH -

Request

permission to

THE BASIS OF $160

Request permission

THE BASIS OF $|6O

Request permission

Temporary Clerk in the Personnel Office = Salary on

Dorothy Haffner

,956.

Temporary Secretary

to employ

Patricia Hobson

John Marshall - Salary

19560

PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE AUGUST |6S

ON THE BASIS OF $ 160

Request permission

employ

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6,

Temporary Clerk in the Supply Department » Salary 1956 AT N00No

PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE AUGUST 8,

to employ

Donna Lynch

PER MONTH -

to employ

Temporary Typist

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 2,

at the

Adult Institute - Salary

19560

Pauline Sewell as Temporary Clerk - Effective August i6, 19560

Capitol Hill Senior = Salary

on the basis of $160 per month

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

The Recreation Commission wishes to submit the following

That

recommendation to the

the following playground supervisor be elected beginning

August

Board of Education?

1 6,

1956.

AT A SALARY OF $0.95 pER HOUR FOR THE HOURS SHE WORKS?

Ida Ellen

hi el

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1956 (CONTINUED)

RETIRED SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR 1956-57

Anderson, Evelyn

1|6 S. W. 32ND

Elementary

Barde, Letha

214 N. W. 7TH

Kdgt., Elem.

Basinger, Ethel

1424 N. W. 21 ST

Eng., Hist., Math

Brosseau, Maud

1404 Carlisle Court

Elementary

Bryce, Margaret

81 1 N. w. 9th

Elementary

Campbell, Vera

541 N. W. 40TH

Home Ec., Phys. Ed,

Cantrell, Mary

1713 N. W. I7TH

Commerce, English

Danner, Bess

1115 N. Ellison

Elementary

Dickerson, Lois

3216 N. W. I8TH

Soc. Studies, Eng.

Ebright, Carolyn

1522 N. W. 26TH

Elementary

Foster,

217 N. W. 30TH

Librarian,

Gaines, Geraldine

122 N. E. I2TH

Elementary

Gladden, Lula

2430 N. W. 14TH

Elem., Math, Eng.

Goode, Nettie

1205 N. Blackwelder

Elementary

Hall, Loda

1803 N. western

JR.

Harris, Amy

2640 N. w. 31ST

Elementary

Harwood, Pearl

721 N. E. I4TH

Elementary, Music

Hedrick, Constance

330 S. W. 28TH

Elementary

1134 N. w. 39TH

Elementary

Howard, walsie

1120 N. W. 19TH

Elementary

Lawrence, Edgar

732 N. W. 91ST

Science, Math

McCarthy, Harriet

219 N. W. 4TH

Kdgt., Elementary

McGuire, Irene

1809 N. Billen

Elementary

Plumley, Ada

1437 N. W. 24TH

English, history

Robinson, Ina Lee

1617 College St.

Elementary

Seaman, Grace

1410 N. W. 21ST

Kdgt., Elementary

Snyder, Erma

2501 N. E. 23RD

woodwork,

Tandy, Lucile

1520 N. W. I7TH

history,

Timmons, Elizabeth

1533 N. W. 36TH

Elementary

Tomberlin, Rosa

1841 N. W. 14TH

Math, English

oread

heninger,

Lillian

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

k Sr. High

Jr. high

English

PERSONNEL

MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT

NAME

elem.

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

saUAY

RESIGNATIONS (MR)

WADE.

C. W.

WASH AND GREASE MAN

•7-27-56

(Replaced by Temporary emp

oyee)

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission, to employ Louis McMillon as temporary Welder Salary $1.75 per hour - effective August 69 1956.

Request permission to employ W. L. Ketchum as temporary Wash and. Grease man. Salary $1.25 per hour - effective August 89 1956. Request permission to employ Jo Oscar Doster as temporary Electrician. Salary $1.50 per hour - effective August 60 1956.

Request permission to employ Clarence Coffey as temporary Cement Finisher Salary $1.50 per hour - effective August 149 1956. Request permission to employ Russell Morgan as temporary Painter Salary $1.50 per hour - effective August 149 1956„ Reuqest- permission to employ Harold Stewart as temporary Electricians HelperSalary $1.35 per hour - effective August 29 9 1956.

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER

1956 (CONTINUED)

Request employment for the following bus drivers for district owned buses sJf

Mo Mo McBride5 Spencer - $230.00 per month for a nine months period

John Jo Boyles, Spencer - $230.00 per month for a nine months period

Cecil Harville 23 SW h'2 - (J time)

_ Mr. Craig Taylor 521j. SW 2|6 - (J- time)

- $115.00 per month for a nine months period

Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried unanimously on roll call.

R. # 300 Personnel ’ Approved

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING Bills and Payrolls

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented: September A, 1956

Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson: <

The following matters are presented for your consideration:

Items #la - #lj inclusive (See itemized lists attached). BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT SEPTEMBER 4, 1956:

Item

General Fund

Item #lb - 1955-56 General Fund

88,166.03

Item #lc - 195b--55 General Fund

6,1x02.75

Item #ld - 1956 Bond

57,1x79.17

Item #le - 1955 Bond

53,395.38

Item #lf - 1956-57 Bldg. Levy

c 15a2U8.148

Item #lg - 1955-56 Bldg. Levy •

Item #lh - 195U-55 Bldg. Levy

Item #li - 195U-55 Sep. Bond

31.65

Item #lj - 195U-55 Sep. Fund

2,858.0U

U35633»0U ♦. >

292,6i

TOTAL

•

A. & E. Equipment Co A & W Violin Shop Airline Water Co Air Sales, Inc

Suppls Reprs

Low Schl Select Utilities

American Design & Development American Electric Ignition Ames Supply Co

Instr Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low Sch Select

Around the World Program Auto Parts & Machine Co

Instr Suppls Maint Trks & Cars

Dept Select Dept Select Low

The

An+.nmn+-.i tro

Tnn.

Maint. Trks & Cars

T.rnar

llx.lx3 1x0.00 67-.no

- - •

—

■■ ;• V?' • ••'•

68.70 9.36 57.05

llx.30 536.11 9.81

51x5.92 . .-A

’ .J

,144 MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 (CONTINUED)

Barada & Page Inc Braniff Airways Inc

Custodial Suppls Adm Expense

Low Bd Action

California Test Bureau Carpenter Paper Co Bob Cates

Instr Suppls Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Custodial Suppls Suppls & Printing

Bd Action Low Dept Select Low Bd Approve *

City Blue Print & Photo Copy Co . â–

91.73 369.50

2139,80 158.70 21.80 7.15

28.95 31.89 7-11

Barada & Page Inc Braniff Airways Inc

Custodial Suppls Adm Expense

Low Bd Action

California Test Bureau Carpenter Paper Co Bob Cates City Blue Print & Photo Copy Co

Instr Suppls Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Custodial Suppls Suppls & Printing

Bd Action Low Dept Select Low Bd Approve -

City Spring Works

Upk Trks & Cars

Dept Select

7.11

Arthur C Croft Publications

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

10.25

91.73 369.50

2139,80 158.70

21.80 7.15

28.95 31.89

The Daily Law Journal-Record Davidson Sales & Service Dowlings5 Inc Downtown Chevrolet, Inc Bill Doyle

Legal Publications Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Instr Suppls

Publisher Standard Low Standard Low

285.95 73. UQ 38.25 1.80 113.88

Dryer, Clark & Dryer Oil Co Dunlop Tire & Rubber Corp Duplicating Products Inc

Mt Repr Furn Upk Trk & Car Reprs to Mach

Low Low Standard

12.25 11106O 62.82

Educational Music Magazine Emsco Elect Supply Co

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls

Dept Select Low

1.50 68.31

Fideler Co C. J. Fishman

Library Books Rental

Dept Select Agree

10.22 375.00

General Electric Supply Go Dale George Co

Mtrls-Radio Stat Upk Trks & Cars

B F Goodrich

Upk Trks & Cars

Dept Select Low 1,3U Standard 7,73 Low

Hart Industrial Supply Co Hunzicker Bros

Suppls & Mtrls Instr Suppls

Low Low

67.38 1U,78

Industrial Chemical Labs Inc The Instrumentalist Music Mag

Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select

34.30 3-00

International Business Mach Co

Rental Suppls Suppls

Agree 897.50 Dept Select 10.90 Standard U.93

International Harvester Co

Upk Trks & Cars

Standard

10.17

Fred Jones, Inc

Upk Trks & Cars

Standard

10.08

Land Supply Co Leland Equipment Co

Upk Trks & Cars Reprs & Replace

Low Low

2.20 18o 70

Liberty National Bank

Suppls

Agree

180 00

Upk Trks & Cars Mt Trks & Cars Reprs to Mach

Standard Low Agree

93.95 9,07 291.7U

913.33

Mack Trucks, Inc Magnolia Petroleum Co Marchant Calculators Inc

3,02 IOII4.7O 102.00

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 195.6 (CONTINUED) •V

McKesson & Robbins, Inc

i. Instr Suppls

5.28

Dept Select

Metropolitan Sch Study Council • Metropolitan Water Company

Suppls Water

Dept Select Utilities

■ Mideke Supply Co

Suppls Instr Suppls

Low 628.27 Agree 7.10

-4

25.00 28.08

635.37 29.09 69.00

Miller Jackson Co Monroe Calculating Mach Co

Low Reprs Audio Visual Reprs to Office Mach Agree

Morgan- Power Tire Co Multigraph Sales Agency Music Journal

Low Upk Trks & Cars Reprs to Office Mach Agree Dept Select Instr Suppls

111,60 53.61 3.00

Norick Brothers

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

39.70

Oklahoma City Water Dept Oklahoma County Water Co

Water Water

Utilities Utilities

5652.52 18.95

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co Oklahoma Natural Gas Go The Oklahoma Publishing Co

Light & Power Fuel Suppls

Utilities Utilities Publisher

3700.27 1+25.01 iy.2o

Perfection Equipment Co Portland Ave E U B Church

Upk Trks & Cars Rental

Low Bd Action

1,12 150.00

Postmaster Postmaster Postmaster

Postage Postage Postage

Railway Express Agency Inc Radio Supply Inc Royal Typewriter Co

Instr Suppls Reprs to Audio Vis Reprs to Office Mac

Agree Low Standard

183.22 7.50 33.95

Rental Instr Suppls

Agree Dept Select

300.00 l+.oo

Upk Trks & Cars

Standard

Southwest Parts Corp The Social Studies Skil Corp

Mt Trks & Cars Instr Suppls Repr to Sch Eqipt

Standard Dept Select Dept Select

27.62 3.50 3.75

Jasper sipes Sch Bk Depository Simpson Auto Co Southwestern Bell Tele Co

Instr Suppls Upk Trks & Car Tele Servie

Dept Select Agree Utilities

8.37 297.52 3363.60

Star Engraving Co State Agency for Surplus

Commencement Instr Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

Mary A Thacker, Clerk

• 1 Petty Cash Reim

1.39 21+7.60

Dept Select

11+3.58

Town of Nichols Hills Trice Wholesale Electronics

Water Labor & Mtrls

Utilities Schl Select

1+.50 68.1+0

Underwood Corp

Reprs to Office Mach Agree 6^8.07 Standard 81u 05

732.12

Van’s Auto Supply

Suppls

Low

lh.0,06

Walker Stamp & Seal Co Western Bk & Office Supply Western Union Telegraph Co

Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Low Utilities

•Willis G Sautbine The School Executive

-ott Chevrolet Co

150,00 50.00 80,00

3.86

U.15 2,10 37.71

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER h, L956 (CONTINUED) «r.»

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The White Motor Co r. - ji Dr. Kimball Wiles f S

Upk Trks & Cars Admn Expense

Standard Bd Action

low Brake & Clutch

Upk Trks & Cars

Dept Select

59.91*

Mt of Bus Reprs tolnd Arts New Eqpt

Low Dept Select Dept Select

1670000 10.20 20.87

Instr Suppls

Bd Action

Instr Suppls Mtrl Upk of Grounds New Transp Eqpt

Schl Select Standard Bd Action

■

•

-4

13 .hO 1170. Oh

1955-56 General Fund * ,-.V, • //y • Adams-Trick Truck Body Works r Air Reduction Sales Co American Book Co

Athletic Trainers Supply Co

Chas A Bennett Co Inc 5^5 Paul ELakeney Co The Clarence L Boyd Co Inc

396.20

73.12 1.08 9985.00

Branham1 s Inc Frank H Braunlich

New Furn & Fix New Eqpt

Low Dept Select

621.00 1*72.60

Carpenter Paper Co

Instr Suppls Office Suppls

Bd Action 69h.75> 12.12 Low

706.87

Clements Sporting Goods Commercial Equiptment Co Conner & Pojezny

Instr Suppls Bd Action New Furn & Fixtures Bd Action Arch Fee Est#8 Bell Isle School

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Co Coronet Films Cory Motion Picture Equipment

Office Suppls New Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls Reprs to Audio Vis

Low Bd Action 119.00 Low Dept Select 2^.87

11*1*. 87

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Office Suppls

Dept Select Low Low

31*1.50 6.00 79.20

Low Schl Select Schl Select

132.50 179.00 609.71

Denoyer-Geppert Co Dowlings, Inc Bill Doyle

E. I. Du Pont DeNemours & Co Inc Mt Repr Furn Encyclopaedia Britannica Instr Suppls Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Instr Suppls .. ............... ........... ......................................

•3011.92 1063.00 63h.26

9.50 600.00

Field Enterprises Inc Educ Div Friden Calculating Machine Co

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Schl Select Bd Action

101.32 2h00.00

Gardner Hotel Supply Co General Binding Sales Corp Graham Paper Co

• New Furn & Fix New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select Low

590.1*0 81£.00 h88.£O

Gramercy Guild Group Inc

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

ho8.oo

Harmolin Co Harper & Brothers Hart Industrial Supply Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Indust Art Eqpt Instr Suppls

Dept Select Publisher Schl Select 10.87 57.00 Low 2^91.22 Bd Action

225.00 6.30

Hastings House Inc Henry Holt & Co The House of Wren

Teach Aid' Suppls Instr Suppls Office Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Low

5.81 70.52 311.01*

Int3l Business Machines Corp 1

Suppls

Standard

161.69

F. ' /.• ■

2659.09

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER New Furn & Custodians New Transp Upk Trks &

Institutional Supply Co Industrial Chemical Labs Inc International Harvester Co

Fix Suppls Eqpt Cars

195& (CONTINUED)

Bd Action Low Bd Action 2988.81 Standard 301.99

12998.00 28<,6O

2890.80 r- ’ ’

New Furn Musical Instru Upk Trks & Cars

Bd Action Sch Select Low

1U22.19 99.61 11.1U

Fred Jones Inc The Jones Co Inc

Instr Suppls New Furn

Agree Bd Action

12U.55 1918.96

Larsen Music Co Library Supply Co Litho Negative & Plate Co

Instr Suppls Library Books Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select Dept Select

680.00 10.90 30.00

The Long-Bell Lumber Co

Instr Suppls

Low 191-60 Bd Action 36.I4.8

188.08

Low Letter Bid Dept Select Bd Action

336.96 82.00 37.68

Noble James & Asso Jenkins Music Co Johnson Motors

l ■

Mason Advertising Co Meyers Photo Shop Mideke Supply Co ;ft.

K /

►

1 1

•

Instr Suppls Office Suppls New Furn & Fix

'V.;V

, • . : ■ £..• t

Mid-West Debate Bureau Milner Construction Co

Schl Select Instr Suppls Constr Est h 8 Belle Isle School

36.05 31713.30

News Map of the Week Inc New State Towel & Linen

Instr Suppls Custodians Suppls

Schl Select Low

39.50 11.50

Oklahoma Seating Co

Mt Repr Furn New Furn & Fix

Low 731.90 Bd Action 969.90

\ ’ ’.C >O Oklahoma City Tent 1 Awning Co

J. Instr Suppls

Low Letter Bid

363.60

Peripole Products Inc Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low

321.75 76.1»U

Radio & Television News Refinery Supply Co

Labor & Mtrls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Bd Action

3.85 163.72

1301.00

... •

Rice Machinery Co

Reprs to Indust Arts Standard

Richards & Conover Hdwe Co

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls

( 4

>■

79.75

Bd Action 13U9.O9 Low 97.30

. 1UU6.35

Stanley Ruskin

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

56.86

S E B Paint Co Sani-Mist Southwest Science Research Associates

Mt Repr Furn Mt Phy Ed Eqpt Instr Suppls

Low Standard Dept Select

79.20 h.32.00 6h.8.32

Scott Chevrolet

Instr Suppls Upk Trks & Gars

Agree 66.31 Standard 19.07

New Furn & Fix Custodial Suppls

Bd Action Low

Southwestern Stamp Work Star Engraving Co State Agency for Surplus Propt

Suppls Commencement Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select Dept Select

1.90 10.62 69.U9

Tab Products Co Triangle Blue Print

Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low

U.23 61.71

United States Plywood Corp Underwood Corporation

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Low Low

Sherwin Williams

■4 z

68.19

81.38

332.65

31(3.85 515.50

,z;. /

• \

•>

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER

(CONTINUED)

Vaseco Inc

New Schl Apparatus

Dept Select

227.-1O

^Walker Stamp & Seal Co Western Bank & Office Supply Western Envelope Mfg. Co

Suppls Suppls Office Suppls

Low Dept Select Low

12.25 68.00 102.50

Western Uniform & Towel Service B G Wilkes Co

Instr Suppls Office Suppls

Agree Select

Library Books

Agree

Suppls

Low

38.25

Business Expen

Select

20.00

Bud Bassett Bissell Builders Supply Co

Appraisal New Bldgs

Select Bd Action

Butler-Sparks Eqpt Co

Stadium Repr

Dept Select

27.50 28.50

195U-55 General Fund >H R Huntting Company

Sooner Bindery Co

63611.50

1956 Bond

American-First Title & Trust Co

■

75.00 12920.00

318.00

City Blue Print & Photo Copy Co City of Oklahoma City Cook Paint & Varnish Co

Furn & Eqpt Inspect Fees Modz & Reprs

Contract Agree Low

29.6U 172.21 10.56

The Denman Floors Co The Dolese Co

New Bldgs Modzn & Reprs

Bd Action Low

2^2.60 h-32.00

Emsco Elect Supply Co

Annexes-Bldgs

Bd Action

133.36

General Electric Supply Co B F Goodrich

Suppls Modzn & Reprs

Bd Action Low

23U6.U0 18.35

Hart Industrial Supply Wo Ho Heidenbrand

Annexe s-Mo ving Business Expense

Low Bd Action

210.96 9U.O6

A C Horn Co of Texas

Modzn & Reprs

Bd Action

885*50

Kilpatrick Brothers

Fainting Contract Modzn & Reprs

Low 259®00 Bd Action h.875«52

513U.52

New Bldgs

Bd Action

1032.00

Modzn & Repr Stadium Repr

Bd Action Low

Oklahoma County Planning Cornmis Oklahoma Publishing Co Oklahoma Seating Co

New Bldgs Legal Publications New Furn & Fix

Standard Publisher Bd Action

300.00 163.80 5970.00

Oklahoma Testing Laboratories

Subsoil Investig

Standard

1175.00

4 Public Supply Co

Roofing Reprs

Bd Action

2. ..fc1 ( . Miller Floor Company Morgensen Lumber Co /r

Rea Engineering Co

■ Survey

■ ■

71h-<»85 180.00

8911.85

3510*00

- ■ * ' './

Agree

S.W. 57th Robinson

76.00

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 (CONTINUED)

Reynolds & Morrison Robberson Steel Co Bob.Roberts

2080.61 88.26 75.00

Arch Fees Est #7 Harrison School Low Modzn .& Reprs Agree Appraisal

. k

•

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•<

Sfc-.'

Richards & Conover Hdwe. Co Roofing Supply Co Inc 4

Modzn & Reprs Modzn & Reprs

Service Electric Sorey Hill & Sorey

Annexes-Bld Arch Fees

‘t-W;

Bd Action * John Adams School Millard Fillmore Schl Mayfair Elem Schl

Ralph Stallings Standard Roofing & Material Co

Appraisal Modzn & Reprs

Select Low

Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Thompson Book & Supply Co

Petty Cash Rem New Furn & Fix

Dept Select Bd Action

Wear Electric Company Wilson, Kirkham & Michael

Electrical Work Stadium. Repr

Select Agree

■

1956-57 Bldg Levy

750.011 373.00

Low Select

1157.17

W H

irfU' 'L'uJ

6076.00

75.00 1U5.00

I18I4..U0 101i52.00

27.88 ’•-200.00

/Mt * S’

.-<■ •

*— ------ ——■ ■ -------

A & E Equipment Co

Upk Grounds

Low

28.05

Barada & Page Inc. Paul Blakeney Co

Upk Grounds Upk Grounds

Low Low

36.60 q 20

The Boardman Co Bolton’s Inc The Clarence L. Boyd Co Inc

Upk Grounds Mtrls-Reprs-Bldg s Upk Grounds

Standard Dept Select Standard

11.01; 1.50 Ll.61

, 1

••

•

■

Brown Manufacturing Co Butler Shade Co

Suppls Repr to Furn

Low Low

Bob Cates

Upk Grounds

Low

Crane Co

Suppls

Select

C F Dagwell & Co

Upk Grounds

Dept Select

The Dolese Co

Reprs to Bldgs Mtrls & Suppls

Low 159.36 Agree H55»OO

>■ j

59.12 90.00

82.31+

...

15.10

U.118

611;. 36

jjr

----

1955 Bond

Benham Engineering Company Builders Construction Co

Modzn & Repr

E V Cox Const Co

Add of Rooms to Harrison Schl-Est #7

General Electric Supply Go Oklahoma Seating Company

Annexes-Bldgs

Bd Action

156.50

New Furn & Fix

Bd Action

11+15.90

Reynolds & Morrison

Arch Fees

Shawver & Son Inc

Chas M Suttle Const. Co

Modzn & Reprs

Bd Action-SE Jr Hi Schl 19856/0'6

Ridgewiew Elem Schl- Fin Est.

Bd Action - Admn Bldg

Add of Ridgeview Schl-Final Est

195U Separate Bond »

17915.51+

1+0.01

8860.00 2227.06

• ’7 ■ ;.ru •

New Eqpt

Gpodner Van Co |

2930.1+3

Engineering Paving for various Schls

Bd Action

’ ■’

31.65

----11

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER U, 19% (CONTINUED)

•tpf. 'Ai

iff

DunLop Tire & Rubber Corp

Upk Grounds

Low

30.96

E I Du Pont De Nemours & Co Inc

Mtrl- Repr-Furn

Low

734.60

Emsco Elect Supply Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Low

690.89

General Flooring & Tile Co General Electric Supply Co Dale George Co

Mtlrs & Suppls Mtrls - Reprs-Eqpt Reprs Bldgs'

Low Low Low

128.2£ 533.84 33.58

Graybar Electric Co Inc

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

53.34

Hart Industrial Supply Co t

Reprs to Bldgs

Low

1191.82

Hunzicker Bros '£ \

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

206.%

The Oran Huston Lumber Co

Mtrls & Suppls S

Low

77.01

Jones-Newby Supply Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Low

%9.02

Mtrls-Reprs-Bldg s Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action Low

_ ■' • Kilpatrick Brothers

71*4.22 552.38

129^.60

Loeffler-Greene Supply Co

Suppls

Low

19.80

Marshall Supply & Equipment Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Low

365.72

Mideke Supply Co Miller Floor Co Miller-Norris Co Inc

Reprs to Furn Mtrls-Reprs-Bldgs Mtrls-Reprs-Bldgs

Low Low Low

893.31* 226.914 27.60

Morgensen Lumber Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Low

14.86.85>

New State Ice

Mtrls-Reprs-Bldgs

Dept Select

96.00

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt

Low

1*8.99

Oklahoma Acoustical & Spec

Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action

75.oo

Oklahoma Oxygen Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Agree

l*o.5i

Plibrico Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Plywood Oklahoma Co

Reprs to Bldgs Reprs to BLdgs Mtrls-Reprs-Bldg s

Dept Select Low Bd Action

Prime Petroleum Products Inc

Upk Grounds

Low

91.88

Richards & Conover Hdwe. Co Roofing Supply Co Inc

Reprs to Bldgs Reprs to Bldgs

Low Low

363.33 594.35

S S S Fence Co Safway Rental & Sales Co Severin Supply Co Sherwin Williams

Upk Grounds Reprs to Bldgs Mtrls & Suppls Reprs to Furn

275.00 10.1£ 4.98

Simms’ Chemical Company Southwell Distributing Co

Reprs to BLdgs Reprs to BLdgs

Low Select Select Dept Select 1389.% 50.50 Standard Low 322.02 Dept Select Dept Select

171.00 36.95 6314.10

•

1762.02 23U.OO 1140.%

Southwestern Glass & Mirror Co Suppls Standard Asbestos Mfg & Isulating Repr to BLdgs Standard Roofing & Material Co Repr to Bldgs

Low Low Low

255.60 266.62 83.80

State Agency for Surplus L.-M Stone

Repr to BLdgs

Dept Select

TTr>lr r’rwn'mHc

27%OO 1 .r* r\r\

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 (CONTINUED) Mary A Thacker Clerk

United Brick and Tile Co United States Plywood Corp

Petty Cash Rem

Dept Select

Mtrls & Reprs-Bldgs Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low 170$ Select 163.36

.-5.

851+.0O 31+2.21

33.60

Low

Upk Grounds

Van’s Auto Supply

6.75

-1

19$$“$6 Bldg Levy

Acme Brick Company Acme Oil Tool Company Inc

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

282.70^ 2^0.00

. -

Best Universal Lock Co Inc

Mtrls & Suppls

Standard

137.36

■-J

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Capitol Steel & Iron Company Cardwell-Hughes Electric Co Crane Co E V Cox Construction Co "J "

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

170.72

Mtrls & Suppls Bd Action Mtrls & Suppls z t Low Add to Henry Harrison Schl - Est #7

--- —----- r- ' 1 T'1 Agree

71 ’' • 1

■

5217.00 21i$.18 226$0.61

Dolese Company

Mtrls & Suppls

Emsco Electric Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

78.23

Federal Corporation

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

15.75

’

, *I

Ji)

•*- 339*33

* ■?>-1'

Graybar Electric Co

Mtrls & Suppls

2$ .$8 H1

Low

.• w

If JU, >

Hart Industrial Supply Co ' ■

Mtrls & Suppls

Low $.2$ Letter Bid 17*28

Hogue-Stone Floor Covering Co Hunzicker Bros

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

The IBM Corporation

Mtrls & Suppls

Standard

M. & V. Supply Co Inc

Mtrls & Suppls

Metropolitan Paving Company

Final Est #$

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls & Suppls

22.53

10.87 383.36

. u

I A-*■ ' *4

1+9.15

6.I4O

Low

Paved parking for various schls

Low Bd Action

131. Li9 699*80

71+37.36

827.29

Miller Floor Company Minneapolis Honeywell Reg

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Bd Action Low

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

31+9.68

Oklahoma City Scenic Company

New Bldgs

Bd Action

2$6.1O

Ken Ray Stripping Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

166. h.2

Reynolds & Morrison

Arch Fees - Est #7 - Harrison Elem Schl

811.32

Richards &. Conover Hdwe Co

Mtrls & Suppls

177.95

Low

2326.15 175.29

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER U, 1956 (CONTINUED)

1 A*

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•

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•

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•

S & H Shade Co Inc

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

7Q.00

J&. -

|. L' r ' Scovil & Sublett

......

Furniture

Low

U.oo <

_• ■’ *X

I’

Service Electric Supply Sherwin Williams

Mtrls & Suppls Mtrls & Suppls

Low Low

Southwestern Paint Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Letter Bid

183.8I4.

State Agency for Surplus Prop Steel Supply Company

Mtrls & Suppls Furniture

Dept Select Low

103.00 67.12

Thomas Concrete Pipe Co

Mtrls & Suppls

Low

262.3k

Waugh Bros Supply

Mtrls & Suppls

Standard

138.11 317.35

( *

... k7.95

•

19514.-55 Sep Fund The H R Huntting Company Inc

Library Books

Publisher

2858.011

■ «*V

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J?-

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•

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SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF AUGUST *

•?*v. i

Adm Expense

Bd Action

223.85

Vivian Irene Green

Real Estate

Bd Action

17500.00

Institutional Supply Co

New Schl Apparatus

Low

Dean Francis Keppel

General Instruction

Bd Action

Smith and Son

Est#3-Pierce Schl - Est#3-Ridgeview

-x-Floy Campbell

13U0.00 k58.89

J 13787k.81

153

All the claims show n in items #la to lj, both inclusive, have been examined, approved by the a uditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations, and receipt by the department heads® We recommend that same be allowed and the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof® i

Item #2 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPON WHICH WA RRANTS HIVE BEEN ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWS; 1956-57 GENERAL FUND Payroll for the month of August #213 - 429®..................... ®o®oo®®$225,073*48 1956-57 Building Levy

Payroll for the month of

August #4 - 12®®®»® ««»,••<>.................. ®®o®$61,739*29

1956 BOND for the month of August #5 - 8............. 0®............................. ••*•$32,343*44 Item #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING SEPTEMBER 31P 1956-ONE MONTH 1956-57 General Fund

Payrolls - including school administrators, clerical, teachers, service department employees, and extra serviceso®®®®$910,000*00 _ 1956-57 Building Levy

Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings®®®o®e®®$60,000*00

1956 Bond

$30,000*00

The persons to be listed on these payrolls have been regularly employed by the Board on an a nnual, monthly or daily basis and payrolls are to be computed on actual sala ries as fixed by the Board® All payrolls will be supported by verified payroll claims carrying proper authorization and approval and will be examined by the Superin tendent, Clerk, and auditor prior to -release of warrants® We recommend that these claims be ratified and approved for payment subject only to revision on certificates, as to absentees and substitutes, and action of the Board on salaries not designated, and the Clerk be authorized to issue warrants for same®

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $292,684.45, and the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye".

R. #301 Claims Approved for Payment______

Motion was made by Mrs*. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the payrolls for the month of August be approved and that payrolls for September be authorized as recommended. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #302 Aug. Pay Roll Approved -Sept. Payroll Authorized

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve letting contracts on one lot of paper and other supplies for vocational printing classes in the total amount of $3,903.84 to the companies listed below, all items recommended on low bid basis except four lettering brushes which are recommended on specifications, this purchase to be charged to the 1-3 Vocational Account;

R. #303 Contracts let on Voc. Print ing Supplies

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY

Oklahoma Paper Company Carpenter Paper Company Bill Doyle Interstate Litho A & E Equipment Tension Envelope Graham Paper Co.

Total The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

$1,856.19 236.99 448.80 71.90 68.42 209.66 1,011.88 $3,903.84

MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 1956 (CONTINUED)

R. #304 It was moved "by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following-claim Additional which came in too late to be included in the regular list of bills: Claim Approve} Mrs. Robert L. Parmalee, one month’s re’nt of residence at 4032 S. W. 27 for use as office’of Franklin Pierce School, August 22, 195& to September 22, 1956, $70.

Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." BUILDINGS

R. #305 Building Contracts Awarded__

Mr. Bennett moved approval of awarding contracts on building projects, as follows: (A)

Low bid, 10-classroom addition to Kaiser Elementary School to Schwartz Construction Company, Noftsger & Lawrence, architects. $144,318

(B)

Low bid, 3 kindergarten and first grade rooms to Buchanan Elementary School to Weller Construction Company:

Base bid Alternate #2, Alternate #3,

addsidewalks add grading

$76,443 420 100 $76,963

(C)

Low bid, 6 classrooms, toilets, and teachers' room to Longfellow School to J. J. Cook Construction Company. $111,495

(D)

Low bid, parking areas for Central Junior-Senior High School, Burbank Elementary School, Garden Oaks Elementary School, Columbus Elementary School, Dewey Elementary School, Linwood Elementary School and Longfellow Elementary School to:

Concho Construction Company grading and excavation

$ 4,77.0

Connelly Construction Company 43,330 Portland cement $48,070 The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

Information to Board of Education: List of Annexes

A list of steel and wood annexes showing the annex school classroom situation after annex rooms are erected was submitted and a copy ordered to be filed.

R. #306 Adjournment

A motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED

Approved this

ATTEST

______ day of1956.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1956 at 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Mrs. Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Mr. M. J. Burr, Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald, Gilbert Robinson and Robert Shultz, Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; representatives of the Press and. TV.

Invocation

The invocation was given by Dr. George.

R. #307 On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids were opened on additions to Nichols Hills, Chester a. Arthur and Southeast Schools and read aloud as per the following tabulation Bids opened on Building of bids; all ,bids Projects I

5W.

Contractor

TABULATION OF BASE BIDS ON ADDITIONS Chester A. Arthur. Nichols Hills

Humphries Cons. Co Tippin Cons. Co Cox Cons. Co Charles M. Dunning Lehman Lippert Smith & Son Barbour & Short Acme Cons. Co Wynn Cons. Co Beaty Cons. Co J. J. Bollinger Cons. Co Builders Cons. Co Grant C. Carpenter Cons. Co Harmon Cons. Co Hughes Cons. Co Lippert Brothers Inc. Walter Nashert Cons. Co Secor Building Co Charles M. Suttle Weller Cons. Co

$134,386 141,326140,779 145,798 136,000 129,890 137,974

Southeast

$132,777 140,986 $371,092

139,871 136,960 156,627

141,000 143,851

374,841 363,964 368,576 367,873 375,171 371,638 379,992 381,187 358,890 367,630

Mr. McCray entered during the reading of the bids.

Mr. McCray Enters

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray that the bids opened on the foregoing building project^be referred to the Central office staff for further consideration, conÂ sultation with architects and contractors, and later report to the Board. Motion carried unanimously.

R. #308 Bids Referrec to Central Office Staff

MEETING 0? SEPTEMBER 13, 1956 (CONTINUED)

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R. #309 | Professional i Trip Approve dj

It was moved hy Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Alvin R. Eggling to attend the meeting designated: RESOLUTION

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if Mr. Alvin R. Eggling, Recreation Director, would attend the International Recreation Conference in Philadelphia, Pa. September 30 - October 5, 1956. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED,. that Mr. Eggling be directed to attend the meeting designated above, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if he can arrange his work so as to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that one-half of the expense of the trip in the amount $132.50 be paid by the Board of Education, the other half of his expense in the same amount be paid by the City.

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R. #310 Resolution of Appreciation for Viola Hobelman

Motion to approve the following resolution of appreciation for Miss Viola Pauline Hobelmap deceased teacher, was made by Mr. McCray,c seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried;

RESOLUTION

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Viola Pauline Ilobelman September 6, 1956.

Miss Hobelman joined the staff at Wheeler School in the fall of 1928, upon graduation from Oklahoma City University, where she taught the first grade until her death. She was a member of the Local, State and National Professional Organizations and the St. Luke's Methodist Church.

Miss Hobelman was very conscientious and an outstanding first grade teacher. She won the respect and admiration of her fellow workers and pupils‘and will be greatly miss.ed by'all who’ kneweher.' Her influence for good as a teacher and as a friend will continue eternally in the hearts of her co-workers and pupils. . ■ I

The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and wishes to pay tribute to the many years of faithful service she rendered to the children at Wheeler School.

R. #3U School Named Patrick Henry

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve naming the school, previously designated School X, to Patrick Henry Elementary School, this school being located at Southwest 57th and Broadway. Motion carried.

R. #312 Employment of Retired Personnel

Mrs. Melton moved approval of the employment of personnel (who, under present Board policy, retired from Board of Education employment effective June 30^ 1956) as substitutes for a maximum of 60 working days during the 1956-57 school year, at a maximum salary previously approved for substitute work in their respective classifications, and that approval be given to pay these substitutes at intervals and in amounts required to meet eligibility requirements set forth by the Federal Social Security Act; the persons receiving this benefit being as follows: INSTRUCTIONAL 1. 2.

3. k.

56.

Ida Beard 78. Hazel Black Grace Burns 9D. F. Cooley 10. Blanche Davis 11. 12. G. L. Davis

Sophia Driskill Lillian Epes Oread Foster Brytha Gould Constance Hedrick Bertha Holt

13. 1U. 15. 1617. 18.

FOOD EEHV1UE

1. 2. 3i|-.

Helen Akers Grace Borthick Myrtle Burns Grace Erwin Eunice Faller

Pearl Kiser Cleo Masterson Florence McClure Carrie Miller Helen Pickett Gladys Schmahl

19. 20. 21. 22. 232U. 25.

Kathryn Grimes Nancy Hedrick Bernice James Ollie McMillin Anna Schuler

1. 2. 3.

Grover Jenks James C. Parker B. V. Wiley

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Pricilla Henderson Maribel Kays Pearl Huffman MAINTENANCE

CUSTODIAL 6. 7< 8. 910.

Rosa Tomberlin Natalie Watson Edith Williams Madison Wilson

John Quinton

The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 13, 1956 - CONT'D

Mr. Burr reported the total enrollments of pupils in the Oklahoma City Public Schools at the end of the first week to be 54,532, of which 19,892 are enrolled in secondary schools, and 34,640 in elementary schools.

Enrollment Report

Mr. Wright introduced a group of visitors from Capitol Hill and welcomed them.

Visiters fron Capitol Hill Introduced

Mr. Cecil Shaw was introduced and given an opportunity to speak. He requested.that he be kept at Southeast High School in a teacher-coach position. Judge Lybrand, attorney for the Board of Education, advised Mr. Shaw that his original contract of July 20, 195° for $4475 was binding on both Board and Mr. Shaw, and that all other covenants of same were binding on both parties.

Request from Cecil Shaw

The Superintendent reported that the Frontiers of Science and several national foundations have offered $47,500 per year with which educational TV may be made available to state high schools for the development of science subjects.

TV for State High Schools

The Superintendent reported that every effort is being made to eliminate half-day sessions in the schools and make possible a full day for all classes.

Eliminating Half Day Sessions

GENERAL BUSINESS It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve awarding contract to the following firms on one lot of lumber, hardware and ceiling panels for Jackson, Edwards, and all schools in the total amount of $8,562.61, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account No. 437, in the amount of $8,363.80 and to the Building Levy Accousjjt No. 411 in the amount of $198.81; all bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids:

Morgensen Lumber Company Kilpatrick Lumber Company Scovil & Sublett Hardware Company Total

R. #313 Contract Awarded on Lumber, Hdw. and panels

$7,310.40 198.81 1,053.40 $8,562.61

On roll call the motion carried with all members voting."Aye." Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve letting contracts to the following firms in the total amount of $971.48 on one lot of heating equipment for Page Stadium, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy^account No. 439, awards being made on either low bid basis, low on specifications or recommended to match existing equipment:

Hart Industrial Federal Corporation Loeffler Greene 01Connor Oklahoma Jones Newby Total The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #314 Contract Awarded on Heating Equip.

$ 18.00 6.62 61.66 813.50 71.70 $971.W

(See notice for bids attached above).

R- #315 It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve letting contracts for one Contracts Let lot of woodworking equipment for Northwest Classen High School in the total amount of $1,572.30, of which amount $1,003-90 shall be awarded to Hart Industrial Company and o nW o 0 dw ork in g $568.40 to Mideke Supply Company, the purchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond Account No. 813z Equipment on low bid basis. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." (See notice for bids attached above.) R. #316 Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the letting of con tracts to the following bidders on one lot of standard storeroom instructional supplies for Contracts all schools in the total amount of $16,303-29, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 Account Awarded on Instructional on low bid basis, specifications, or quality, all bids having been received in response to Supplies the attached notice for bids;

Oklahoma paper Company Dowlings, Inc. Graham Paper Co ’Thompson Book & Supply Co City Office Supply Co 'Rv’n+'ho'rc!

$ 1,246.68 873-64 6,402.45 364.32 259.20 79

Carpenter Paper Co

Oklahoma. Seating Co Bill Doyle A & E Equipment Iddings Paint T r^4-n 1

940.00 934.00 3,506.00 393.12 1,040.16 th h enh 2cf

Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Further Instructional Supplies Approved

Mr. Bennett moved approval of recommendation to permit the Purchasing Department to increase certain items of supplies listed on above bid on an extended bid basis in the total amount of $1,571.20. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (Motion seconded- by Mrs. Melton).

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BUILDINGS R. #318 Change Order Approved, Karrison

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve Change Order and Claim to E. V. Cox Construction Company in connection with William Henry Harrison Elementary School, damages having occurred during construction and the amounts for restoration having been approved by the Adjustment Bureau; insurance will reimburse the amount shown:

Storm damage Fire damage

Total

$ 351-68 1,147.34 $1,499.02

Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." INFORMATION TO THE BOARD It was reported that the following dates have been set for opening bids on the projects listed below:

September 20 - - - U. S. Grant Addition September 27 - - - Capitol Hill Stadium and Douglass Stadium October 11 - - - - John Marshall Addition Prairie Queen Addition p -''-p, i o p â€˘ 7/'O -Ly

adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Nirs. Melton and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President

0. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett Mary A. Thacker^ ciei-k

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Mr. M. J. Burr, ! Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, Floy Campbell, | Gene Stinebeck, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Auditor; representatives of the press.

Invocation was given by Mrs. Melton

Invocation

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids were opened and read aloud as tabuÂ lated below on addition to Grant Jr.-Sr. High School, all bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids:

R. #320 Bids Opened on Grant Add.

Notice for bids is attached in minutes for meeting of September 13, 1956, R. fw3O7-

TABULATION.OF BASE BIDS GRANT JR7 SR. ADDITION Bidder

Dunning Manhattan Anderson & House Nashert Lippert Culwell D. C. Bass

Base Bid

Bidder

Base Bid

$1,089,848 1,119,646 1,241,743 1,252,160 1,212,322 1,135,000 1,184,565

Harmon Bollinger Suttle Builders Secor Smiser Dewitt

$1,164,897 1,119,121 1,159,858 1,117,826 1,263,270 1,147,112 1,120,000

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bids received on addition to Grant School be referred to the Central Office Staff for further study, consultation and later report to the Board. The motion carried.

R. #321 Bids Referred to Central Office Staff

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following resolution directing staff members to attend professional meetings as designated:

R. ,7322 Professional Trips Approve;

RESOLUTION

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following staff members would attend the meetings as explained below: Mrs. Helen Jones - Conference on Teaching in the Junior High School, MinneaÂ polis, Minn, October 12, 13, 14, 1956; Dr. J. Chester Swanson - Meeting of Superintendents in Cities of over 200,000 population, Columbus, Ohio, October 18, 19, 20, 1956. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Dr. Swanson and Nirs. Jones be directed to attend the meetings designated above with the understanding that such attendance, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses on these trips be paid by the Board of Educa.tion.

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1956 - CONT'D

R. #323 Resolution of| Appreciation | (Catherine Carr )

Resolution

;

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Catherine Ann Carr September 18, 1956.

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Miss Carr joined the staff at Sequoyah School as kindergarten teacher this semester. In the very short time of her first teaching position she endeared herself to the pupils, their parents, the other teachers and the principal at Sequoyah.

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Miss car graduated from Iowa State College this past spring with a Degree in Bachelor of Science in Child Development. She was a straight "A" student all during her school years and was very enthusiastic and interested in making an outstanding teacher in kindergarten work.

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The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sumpathy to the bereaved family and we hope that this tribute will in a small way convey to them that, as a school system, we share in their loss.

The foregoing resolution of appreciation was approved on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray.

Letters of | Commendation I

Dr. Swanson reported he had received letters of commendation for services rendered by the Board from the Deaconess Hospital, Boy Scouts of America, and other organizations.

R. #32^ Resolution in re Cecil Shaw

Mr. McCray moved the passing of the following resolution:

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RESOLUTION

BE IT RESOLVED that Cecil Shaw has failed to report to his teaching assignment at Grant High School; and his failure to fulfill his obligation under the contract by September 25, 1956, shall cancel the contract. The Superintendent is to so advise Mr. Shaw. carried Motion was seconded by Mr. Wright and^unanimously on roll call.

PERSONNEL R. #325 Permission to pay Maintenanc Assistant

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve paying Frank Reynolds, assistant to Mr. Buchanan, for work done on August 29, 30j 31, 1956, salary on the basis of $5800 per year. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

GENERAL BUSINESS R. #326 Purchase of Films Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of one lot j of educational films for all schools from the bidders shown listed below in the total amount! of $3,071>25, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 Account: |

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO IACH COMPANY Jim Martin National Education Association Coronet Films Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

505.00 325.00 1,361.25 880.00 73,071.25 $

Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye. BUILDINGS

R. #327 Easement Approved (Northwest Classen)

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve easement of the sanitary sewer contract No. 4, project: No. 7 on the Northwest Classen High School site. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #328 Change Orders Approved

Mr. McCray moved approval of the following described change orders, and the motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye;" A.

Change order No. 1 to the New Electrical Distribution System for the Board of Education building to Shawver & Son, Inc. Rearrange circuiting and breakers feeding existing circuits.

Change trip rating of four feeder breakers and reinstall. Change trip rating of two branch breakers and reinstall. Add $139.26.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 20, 1956 - CONT'D

Change order No. 2 to William Henry Harrison Elementary School to E. V. Cox Cox Construction Company for extending 3” gas line a distance of seventythree (73) feet as directed, ADD to the amount of the contract the sum of $160.00

Change order No. 1 to Garden Oaks Elementary School to Smith & Son, Contractors for 1.

Installing additional roof drain and toilet room vent as directed, ADD to the amount of the contract, the sum of $160.00.

Installing metal expansion and cover plate across corridor where concrete floor of existing building meets vinyl-plastic floor of new corridor, ADD to the amount of the contract the sum of $56.78. Total amount to add to contract, $216.78.

Change order No. 1 to Mayfair Elementary School to Acme Construction Company for:

Relocation of Sanitary Sewer, Furnish all labor and materials necessary to relocate the existing 7" Tile Sanitary Sewer from under the N. W. corner of the new Addition to a location outside of the new North and West walls of the Addition. Contractor to do all excavation required for installation of new 7" Sewer and all backfilling of trench, etc. ADD $66.75-

Dry 'Well. Furnish necessary labor and materials required to excavate a new Dry Well inside the South Pipe Tunnel. Well to be approximately 18" dia. x 3'-O'* dieep using joint of tile or concrete pipe, filled with graved or crushed rock to level of Pipe Tunnel floor. ADD $21.00

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Manhole. Furnish labor and materials required to install one additional man hole frame and cover 27" x 27" in the Nest end of the South Pipe Tunnel. ADD $M-13. Total amount to add to contract, $130.88.

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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve awarding contracts to low bidders on the following building projects: A.

An addition to Chester A. Arthur School to Paul Smith. Vahlberg, Palmer, Vahlberg, Architects . $129,890.00

Base bid Alternate ?72, add tile in corridors, old building Alternate 7$3, add sidewalks and utilities Alternate y7, add metal darkout shades

R. #329 Contracts Let on Building Projects

1,587.00 3,250.00 $$0.00 $135,167.00

An addition to Nichols Hills School to Humphries Construction Company. Palmer and Vahlberg, Architects .

Vahlberg,

Base bid Alternate

Cafco-Spray Ceiling deduct Alternate #3, sidewalks and outside utilities add

800.00

6,000.00 $137,977.00

An addition to Southeast High School to Charles M. Suttle Construction Company, Hudgins-Thompson-Ball, Architects.

Base bid Alternate 7$1, Install Zonolite roof instead, of steel deck

$358,890.00 980.00 '$359,870.00

Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion to adjourn to meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright Mrs. Melton, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved this ATTEST

R. #330 Adjournment

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 27, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, .ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton

ABSENT:

Jim Wright Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; representatives of the press.

Invocation was given Uy Mr. Bennett.

invocation

On motion by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids were opened and read aloud as tabu lated below on two building projects: project #1, constructing press box at Douglass Stadiun and at Capitol Hill Senior High School; and constructing and installing paving and fencing at Douglass Senior High School; project #2, plumbing and other work for installing, public toilets at the Douglass Stadium; all bids having been received in response to the attached

R. #331 Bids Opened on Building Projects

TABULATION

Press Box Douglass Stadium

Bidders

Acme Construction Co E. V. Cox Construction L. M. Jones Company 'Wynn Construction Co Connelly Construction Co

$ 28,127 26,117 28,849 28,786

Paving & Fencing Douglass Stadium $

Press -Box Cap. Hill Sta.

9,927 8,983 10,370

$ 21,670 19,750 22,478 ■ 21,900

Combination E id on Press Boxe s $ 49,300 45,478 51,000 50,486

12,797

Plumbing, Douglass Stadium Oller Heating Co White & Messer Wolf’,'Watt ie Ridgeway Plumbing Co

8,870 9,165 9,226 10,150

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bids on the foregoing building projects be referred to the Central Office staff for further study, consultation and later report to the Board. Motion carried.

R. #332 Bids Referred to Central Office Staff

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the letting of low base bid submitted by Charles M. Dunning Construction Company in the amount of $1,089,848 for the construction of additional plant facilities to U. S. Grant Jr.-Sr. High School, according to plans and specifications prepared by Wright & Selby, Architects. Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #333 Contract Let on Addition t Grant School

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried.

R. #334 Adjournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved this

1956.

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompso:n, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Phil C. Bennett C- B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Super.<rtendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Assistant Superin tendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gilbert Robinson, Robert Shultz, Gene Stinebeck, Directors; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, David Light, Auditors; and members of the press and TV station.

The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.

Invocation

The President introduced Mrs. D. P. Young representing the P.-T.A. Council; Mr. Chester Reeves and Mr. Charles Douglas representing Classroom Teachers Association.

Visitors

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, minutes of the meetings of August 24, 1956, August 30, 1956, September 1956, and September 13, 1956 were approved as read with corrections.

R. #335 Minutes Approx

The Superintendent recommended the following:

R. #336 Administrative and Salary Changes Approved

Attached salary plan

a. b. c. d.

Certificated Personnel Administrative Personnel Clerical Personnel Custodial Personnel e.

Cafeteria Personnel

Attached Salary Adjustments

.CERTIFICATED PERSONNEL

A0B0

.Mi nimum Salary

Jpw’mum Salary

3000 4800

Annual Increment - - - $|00

Allowance for past experience, at time of initial employment, $|00 for each year of experience with a maximum allowance of 5 yearso

11 Month Contracts (one month additional work assignment plus $300. 12 Month Contracts (two months additional work assignment plus $600.

n £ 1 m s*

Maximum Salary

‘Teaching Principal

Teaching salary

Elementary School 10 teachers or less

$ 5800

More than 10 teachers

Junior High School

7000

M High School 55 teachers or less

7500

More than 55 teachers z

•^Annual Increment

6200

8000

$200.00

Beginning salary administrative (depends upon <experience and 1 _present salary)

Doctor' Degree

:^r~r

IS I A U J

A S

PBHJ&J.PA.LS*

M^TOFI.,„S.al.qry

High School

55 teachers or less

$ 6000

More than 55 teachers

6200

Junior High School

5800

* Annual Increment - - - - $200o00 Beginning salary administrative (depends-upon experiejGe^and . pr e*s‘|^ salary)

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ADM!Nt STRATIVE -SUPERVISORS PERSONNEL

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Classification

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Position

No salary schedule’ Admlnistrat 1ve raises

A—I

Superintendent Attorney Auditor Treasurer Deputy Superintendent Asst® Superintendent Director of Curriculum

A-2

High School Principals $ 8000 (more than 55 teachers) Director, Personnel Director, Secondary Education Director, Elementary Education Director, Athletic and Physical Education Director, Vocational Education Director, Instructional Aids Director, Pupil Services Business Manager

A-3

High School Principals (55 teachers or less) Director of Maintenance Director of Research Engineer Assistant Business Manager

A—4

Junior High School Principal Director, Safety Education Director, Special Education

$ 7500

$ 7000

Supervisors, Elementary Education Supervisors, Secondary Education Supervisors, Art Supervisors, Musi c Psychologist Director, Public Relations Supervisors, Vocational Education Supervisor, Adult Education Director, Radio and Television Assistant Director of Maintenance School Physician Purchasing Agent

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Position

Maximum Salary

Elementary School Principals (more than 10 teachers) High School Assist. Principals (more than 55 teachers) Manager, Food Service Dietician, Food Service Construction Supervisor

$6200

High School Assist. Principal (55 teachers or less)

$6000

Elementary School Principals (10 teachers or less) $5800 Jr# High School Assist.Principals Supervisor, Elementary Physical Education

Teaching rrincipais $5600 Assistant, Director of PersonneI Supervisor, Pupil Accounting Supervisor, Census Assistant Psychologist Assistant, Director of Radio and Television Curriculum Librarian Supervisor, Audio-Visual Education Supervisors, Custodial Service

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$5200 Assistant, Purchasing Agent Supervisor, IBM Assistant Curriculum Librarian Assistant Dietician Administrative Assistant, Super i ntendent

■ ■ All certificated administrative or supervisory personnel who earn a. doctor's^ degree-shall receg^ag^ iamediate salary increase of $H00.

CLERICAL PERSONNEL

Maximum Administrative

$ 343.35

Administrative

310.00

Admi nistrative

260.00 250.00

•<s

185.00

230.00

185.00

220.00

175.00

215.00

170^00

210.00

160.00

195.00

Annual increment at rate

$5.00 per month

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CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL

FLOORMAN

1st year 2nd 3rd 4th. 5th ;

WATCHMAN $175.00 180.00 185.00 190.00 195.00

$2100 2160 2220 2280 2340

MATRONS 1st year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

1st year 2nd 3rd 4 th 5th

$ 160.00 165.00 170.00 175.00 180.00

.FIREMAN AND FLOATI NG CUSTODIANS

160.00 165.00 170.00 175.00 180.00

1920 1980 2040 2100 2160

1st year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

HEAD CUSTODIANS

1 - 1 1/2 Man But Idina

2-4 Man BuiIdina

1st year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

236.66 245.00 253.33 260.00 260.00

2840 2940 3040 3120 3120

1st year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

HEAD CUSTODIANS

JR. — SR o — — — JR.

SENIOR HIGHS

1st year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

275.00 283.33 291.66 299.99 308.33

3300 3400 3500 3600 3700

210.00 215.00 220.00 225.00 230.00

2520 2580 2640 2700 2760

RADIANT HEAT MAN 1st year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

$ 1920 1980 2040 2100 2160

1st year 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

210.00 215.00 220.00 225.00 230.00

2520 2580 2640 2700 2760

246.66 255.00 263.33 271.66 280.00

2960 3060 3160 3260 3360

308.33 316.66 325.00 333.33 340.00

3700 3800 3900 4000 4080

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CAFETERIA PERSONNEL

Classi f i.ca.t.l.ojp. Manager, Food Service Dietician, Food Service Ass’t Dietician, Food Service 12 months 10 months Area Supervisors (10 months) Cafeteria Managers - Secondary Schools (10 months) Io 5 yro degree (dietetics) 2. 4 yr. degree ( ” ) 3. 4 yrso degree.(Home Ec.) 4* Non-degree . Cafeteria Managers - Elementary Schools (9 months) Io 4 yr. degree (Home Ec») 2. Non-degree 3. Participation Schedule a. 200 served bo 200-400 served Co 400 and over

Mi nimum $ 5000oOO 5000.00

$ 6200 6200

3600.00 3000.00 3000 ®

5200 4600 3500 „

3100.00 3000.00 2800.00 2400.00

3600 3500 3300 2900

1530.00 1260.00

1980 1800

1260.00 1260.00 1260.00

1350 1620 1800

Cafeteria cooks - All cooks, bakers, and all helpers are paid by the hour. All increments are 50 per houri l«

Secondary Schools a. First cooks and/or first bakers b« Second cooks, Second Bakers and/or Salad c® Helpers

750 per hr. 850 per 700 800 600 700

Elementary Schools a« Cooks (Serving over 250 per day) bo 2 hour.employees Co Helpers

600 650 600

750 700 700

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££Rsem= 1 <

£,

Ho Principal, Northwest Cl a;ssen High School to Director Secondary Education - Salary $8000 to $8200 - Effective October I,

Frank Ma lone , Principal, Central High School to Principal Northwest Classen High School - Salary $6800 to $7000 - Effective October I, 1956®

Clarence Breithaupt, Assistant Princip al, Central High School to Principal,; Central High School - Salary $5900 to $6500 - Effective October I, I956O > z p' Leon Bruner, Teacher, Central High Sch ool to Assistant Principal, Central":1. High School - Salary $5250 to $5500 - Effective October I, 1956® Jim Johnson, Jro, Teacher, Central HIg i School to Assistant Principal in Charge of Instruction, Salary $3950 to $4600 - Effective October I, I956o'>r

Katherine Saner, Administrative Secret ary, Superintendent's Office to Administrative Assistant, Superintendsmt’s Office, Salary $4120 to $4300 Effective October I, 1956® Melvin Barnes, Assistant Super I nteridenit in Charge of Instruction to Deputy Superintendent, Salary $12,000to $13,,300 - Effective October I, I956o Mo. Jo Burr, Assistant Superintendent,' Department of Research^ Salary $9000 to $9500 - Effective October I, 1956®

’-No Lo George, Assistant Superintendent $10,500 - Effective October I, I956O '

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GT Ibert Robinson, Director of Personnel, Salary $8500 to $8,800October I, I956o

Jo Chester Swanson, Superintendent of Schools, Sala$g*y $18,000 to $20,000 Effective'October I, I956O

Clarence Deal, Engineer,, Radio and Tel Effective October I, 1956®

Elaine Tucker, Director of Radio and Television Effective-October I, 1956®

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Lonnie Gilliland, Director, Safety Education - salary adjustment for doctor degree- salary $6,700- to $6,900o

Raiph Borah, Principal, West Nichols Hills School - salary adjustment for doctor’s degree - salary 6,300 to $6,500®

Bill Lillard, Assistant Principal, Classen High School, salary adjustment, for doctor’s degree -Jsalary $4,850 to'$ 5,250

Aggie Boyet-'*- Teacher Class degree - $3,‘800 to $4-,00p^.

It; was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the foregoing recommendations for administrative and salary changes be approved. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting 'Aye." Mr. Thompson left the meeting at this point, Mr. Wright pre siding. LEGAL Al© FINANCIAL REPORTS

Cont' d

Mr. Thomps on Leaves

On motion by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the Treasurer’s Report for the month of September, 195&, 'was received and ordered filed. >a

After a report by the Attorney, concerning the purchase of TV equipment, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to authorize the signing of a contract for the pur chase of electronic television equipment from the Federal Court, Suit No. 9395 in the Western District of Oklahoma at a purchase price of $5*# 000; with the understanding that $500 per month rent may be paid on the equipment and the amount of rent paid may be applied on the purchase price when the purchase is made. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. Mr. Thompson re-entered the meeting at this time.

R. #338 Purchase of TV Equipment Approved

Mr. Thompson . Re-enters Meeting

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, I956 - CONT'D .

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R. #339 Auditor's Report Rec'd

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor; reported that the 1956-57 budget has been filed. report was approved on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright.

Whereupon the

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

R. #3^0 " Professional Trips Approved

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing staff members to attend professional meetings as designated:

RESOLUTION

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following staff members would attend the meetings as explained below: Miss Martha Ann Russell - Annual meeting of the American School Food Service Association in Chicago, Illinois, October 22-26, 1956; Mr. Gilbert Robinson - meeting of the American Association of Examiners and Administrators of Educational Personnel in San Francisco, October 16-19, 1956.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Miss Russell and Mr. Robinson be directed to attend the meetings designated, above with the understanding that such attendance,*if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses on these trips be paid by the Board of/Education. is *solely for the present necessary good of the District, «•»? I * On roll call, the motion/carried with all members voting "Aye.” PERSONNEL .Personnel Recommended

The following personnel recommendations and information were submitted, the recommendation •for employment of teachers being with the understanding that contracts with the teachers employed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated;

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

;

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time Clerk Research____ i Time Clerk Tyler iVAN BUREN k-AFAYETTE

COLLEGE

9-14-56

(Mrs.) ; Klepac.Lois '______ 1 1

Clerk

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8-3H56

(Filled by transfer)

9-14-56

(MRS.) : PACUS, SAtSlDRA

9—17—

5 TIME CLE TYLER-t

SElPETA^Y

Secretary JEFFERSON BUILDING

jEFrERSOhl-fe

(Mrs.) Allen. Jean (mrs.) brown.

$-80

L22--

Mary

(Mrs.) Haffner.

)0RnTHY

(MRS.)

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Haynes, Patsy, (M . ) Willis, V-no. rs )

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$205

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$ 82..50

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ Grace Melton as an Apprentice key Punch operator in the Research Department - Salary $ .75 per hour for 4 hours per DAY for 5 DAYS A WEEK I z Effective September 25, 1956. pInch OPERATOR IN THE Request permission to employ Judith Walker as an Apprentice key Research Department - Salary $ .75 per hour for 4 hours per DAY FpR 5 DAYS A WEEK Effective September 25, 1956.

Change in Salary and Assignment

Request permission to Transfer June Koopman

from i Time Clerk at Ridgeview - Salary on THE BASIS OF $80 PER MONTH TO FULL TIME CLERK - SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $ 160 PER MONTH ■

Effective September 4,

1956.

to Transfer Hazel Rowles from i Time Clerk at Gatewood - Salary on THE BASIS OF $87.50 PER MONTH TO i TIME GATEWOOD AND £ TIME MR. BALLARD’S OFFICE -

Request permission

Salary

on.the basis of $175 per month

Request

permission to

- Effective September

Transfer Ola Simmons

from

19,

i Time Clerk

1^56.

Lincoln

Salary

on the

BASIS OF $97.50 PER MONTH<TO FULL TIME CLERK - SALARY’. ON THEv.BASI..5. .OF $195 PER MONTH -

Effective September 4,

1956. /

FORMATS QNM^THE BOARD ................ ,b

Request

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permission to EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING PEOPllf AS INSTRUCTORS in th'e

Harry Gooch

- 6 HOURS PER DAY FOR 5 DAYS A WEEK.

Carrie Miller

Request permission

2 HOURS PER DAY FOR 5 DAYS A WEEK.

to employ the following-Phys cians:

Dr. Lillian Hoke Four mornings,aswee^Kor Dr. Pamela* Parrish* > Two MORINGS A WEEK-'

four weeks^

Adult Education Program®

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WOEMAT ION. TO THE BOARD

Request permission-to emnloy Grover •Teaks - Retired. Custodian as a' Substitute,-.';§aXary■ O^theNbasM of $8.00 po« day.

ai: :ra in saiam and assignment Request permission to transfer Carrell W. Thomas, from ■jf T» Floorman at Stand. Watie, - Salary $40.63 per month to | T. Head. Custodian, at McKinley Salary $105, per month - Effective August 39, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Wilbur Rayne, from T. Floorman at Coolidge, Salary $90. per month to T. Head Custodian at Patrick Henry - Salary $105. per month Effective September 1, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Don Roster, from Floorman at Jackson - Salary $190. per month to Read Custodian at Kaiser - Salary $310. per month Effective September 1, 1956. Request permission to transfer Verla Ratliff from Floorman at Mayfair -> Salary $98.50 to £ Head Custodian at Hayes — Salary $105. per month Effective September 1, 1956. Request permission to transfer R. Ben Hall from Floorman at Edgemere ~ Salary $185. per month to Head Custodian at Belle Isle — Salary $210. per month Effective September 4, 1956. Request permission to transfer Herndon Harris from T. Floorman at Monroe, and Belle Isle to full time Floorman at Edgemere - Salary $175. pei* month Effective September 4, 1956. Request permission to transfer Earl M» Dean from Floorman at Northwest to Relief Custodian at All Schools - Salary $210. per month - Effective September 1, 1956.

quest permission to transfer William Norton from Rloorman at Capitol* Hill *• ary $195. per month to Head Custodian at Fierce - Salary $210. per mo&th ~ ’ective September 17, 1956. nest permission to transfer Frank Howard from Maintenance Department to Orman at Johnson -> Salary $185. per month — Effective September 17, 1956. u.

^Request permission to transfer Charles Shidler from track Floorman at ’Northwest Olassdn to j T. Floorman at lee and | T. Floorman at Capitol Hill Jr 'Salary $180, per month - Effective September 1, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Wilson G. Reed from | T. Rloorman at lee and $apitol Hill Jr. to Floorman at Capitol Hill Jr. (full time) - Salary $180. Jer month - Effective September 1, 1956. Request permission to transfer Earl Ha<?ket£from Jloorman at Harding to Floorman at Jackson - Salary $175, per month - Effective September 1, 1956.

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SMJbsL4 APPREHTiCE

IM.

ORMATION TO TEE BOARD

permission to employ the following as temporary Electronic Helpers $.75 per hour.

Effective Effective Effective Effective Effective

September 139 1956 August 31, 1956 September 4, 1956 August 31, 1956 September 17, 1956

est permission to employ the following as temporary Laborers -> ry $1.25 per hour.

e Birdwell son Breedlove ertt Cutter bhnnie Driskell ordell Foreman Edwin Goodman Edward Hamby George House Arnold Jones :■ x Robert Knight .; j 1 Horman Lane «■

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Sept. 17, 1956 Sept. 7, 1956 Sept, 10, 1956 Sept, 20, 1956 Sept. 10, 1956 Sept. 10, 1956 Sept. 4, 1956 Sept. 1956 Sept. 7S 1956 Sept. 10, 1956 August. 31, 1956 Ralph Yates

Charles H©ak Allen Paines Earnest Pierce Samuel Shaw Wes.Stephens ■. y@d®riss, Turo James K. Voss James T. Voss Doyle Watson George Williams Joe Williams Sept. 10, 1956

Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept, Sept. Sept. Sept.

10, 1956 6, 1956 10, 1956 10, 1956 10, 1956 4, 1956 — 4, 1956 4g 1956 4, 1956 4, 1956 10, 1956

Reque s t penal s si on to employ the following as temporary Plasterers ~ Salary $1.50 per hour.

P. R. Patterson Wesley Williams V-'.

Effective September 20, 1956 Effective September 20, 1956

Request permission to employ Haskell D. Beller as temporary Apprentice Painter - Salary $1.35 per hour.™ Effective August 30, 1956.

Request permission to employ Edwin Morrell as temporary painter - Salary $1.50 per hour Effective September 11, 1956.

N SALARY

ermission to adjust the salary of Clarence Wingate, temporary Laborer, 25 per hour to $1.35 per hour - Effective September 26, 1956, of Ionia A. Dean, t«W^.Ja^|Mjr . _ t permission to adjust the salary 1 . ^$1.35 per hour to $1.35 per hour «- Effective September 11, 1956.

to adjust the salary of J. B. Collins, temporary Laborer, our■ to $1.35 per hour - Effective September 11, 1956.

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Pe3;m^ssl®n to transfer Doyle Watson from temporary Drayaga $1,25 per hour to Regular Drayage Helper - Salary $2400 ner year Effective September 11, 1956.

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R@®,@st permission to transfer Clarence Wingate from temporary laborer# $1.35 per hour to Motor Mechanic - Salary $1.50 per hour - Effective September 11, 1956, i

Request permission to transfer Lloyd Eastgp from Service Department, IlOcksmi'bh helper, - Salary $2800 per year and $360 per year ear allowance Effective September 4, 1956,

Request permission to transfer Robert Way from temporary'Furniture Repair to Regular Furniture Repairman - Salary $3200 per year - Effective September 1, 1956, Request permission to transfer ELzie Qualls from Regular landscape laborer, $2400 per year to Regular landscape Helpers - Salary $2600 per year « Effective September 269 1956. Reguest permission to transfer Bill Miller from temporary Painter, $1.60 per hour to Regular Painter, - Salary $3500 per year - Effective September 26, 1956. Request permission to transfer Olin C« McEntire from temporary Painter, $1.60 per hour to Regular Painter, Salary $3500 per year - Effective **T September 26, 1956. I

Request permission to transfer James Casto from temporary Painter, $1.60 per to Regular Painter, Salary $3500 per year - Effective September 26, 1956,

hour

Request permission to transfer Don Burroughs from Maintenance Department to Furniture Repair - Salary $2600 per year Effective September 18, 1956.

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FOODSERVICE

ASSIGNMENT

.EFFECTIVE DATE

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SALARY

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SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA WORKERS AS 601 PER HC ■■

Josephine Carmichael Bruce Coley Mozelle Dunnam Grace Foreman Cleo Hiersche Lucille Manning Clara Merimen Willie Mae Mocre Bonna Faye Morris LaVada Pixler Viva Schaumburg Gloria Thomas Lois Lee Upton Dorothy Wilson

R. #3^-1 information was made by Motion to approve the foregoing personnel'recommendations and Mr.-McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried on roll ca,11 with all members voting rAye.” Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS

Bills and Payrolls |

*-.r Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presentea:

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

October 1, 1956

Dr. J. Chester Swanson Oklahoma City Public S1 Dear Dr. Swsns on:

following -mailers are presented for your consideration: BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAWENT OCTOBER 1, 1956:

1956-57 General Fund 1955-56 General Fund 1956 Bond 1955 Bond 1956-57 Bldg. Levy 1955-56 Bldg. Levy 195--55 Bldg. Levy Total

305.50 33^,^28.60

3-956-57 General Fund <

K I

A & E Equipment Go

Air Sales Inc

Instr Suppls

Rental

Low 259.60 Dept Select 3.50

Agree

263.10 50.00

Addressograph-Multigraph Amend Distributing Co American Surety Company N. I.

Suppls Custodians Suppls Suppls

Standard Agree• Agree

U.39 U7..85 5.00

American Technical Society Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. Dr Henry Angelino

Instr Suppls Suppls Gen Instr

Dept Select Low Bd Approved

16.67 25.86 15.00

Associated Public Schools Association' for Student Teach The A T & S F Ry

Admin Expense Teach Aid Suppls Admin Expense

Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action

600.00 2.00 118.00

The Automotive Inc

Mt Trks &. Cars

Low

Barber A4<^h^,n

Instr Suppls

16.70^

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28.65 76.50

Beckley Cardy Co Beltone Hearing Service

Instr Suppls Reprs to Phy Equip

Sch Select Dept Stand

Bentley-Gafford Co Bottenfield’s Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Lbw Low

Henry E Bragg Leather Co Branham’s Inc

Instr Suppls Suppls

Low Dept Select

82.66 3.00

Dept Select Dept Select

7.20 8.91

Instr Suppls Buck1s Sporting Goods Inc Bureau of Publications Tea Coll Tea Aid Suppls

Burroughs Corp

Reprs to offic mach

Standard

Carpenter Paper Company

Instr Suppls

532.80 Low Bd Action 611.00 Low

Bob Cates

Mt Trks & Cars

Child Training Assn Inc City Office Supply Inc City Spring Works

Instr Suppls Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

65.60 255.68

12.52

596.80 111.03

li.oo lli.lio

Civic Education Service Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low 121.911 Low Dept Select 20.89 Schl Select

1112.83 112.25

Charles W Clark Co John H Cole Co Consumers Union of U S Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls

Dept Select Low Dept Select

1.17 113.17 5.oo

Convention Decorating Serv Cook Electric Supply Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Agree Bd Action

Cory Motion Picture Equipt

Reprs to Audio Vis

Dept Select

11.90

The Daily Law Journal Rec Ray Daniels Reconing Serv Davidson Sales & Servie

Legal Publications Reprs to Audio Vis Instru Suppls

Publisher Dept Select Schl Select

110.70 7.30 7.50

Distributive Educ Div of Exten H Dorsey Douglas Inc

Instr Suppls Reprs to office Mach

10.25

Dowlings, Inc

Instr Suppls

Dept Selet Standard 31.90 Schl Select 1.117 Dept Select 606.38 Schl Select 21,35

10.50 66.99

33.37

627.93 i

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Bill Doyle The Dryden Press Inc

Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Low Dept Select

Duplicating Products, Inc

Instr Suppls Reprs to Offic Mach

Low U1U.00 Standard 58 <>56

|E P Dutton & Co Inc

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select

Emsco Electric Supply Co

Instr Suppls

Bd Action

The Fideler Co Field Enterprises Inc First Baptist Church

Library Bks Instr Suppls Rental

Dept Select Schl Select Bd Action

17.80 101.32 82.50

C. J. Fishman Friden Calculating Mach Agcy

Rental Reprs to Offic Mach

Agree Standard

375.00 U8.00

Ginter Photo The Goodheart-Willcox Co Graphic Arts Monthly

Admin Expense Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

28.00 H9.20 6.00

Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

W T (Bill) Hale, Treas

SpecAssessment Taxes

Taxes

Harcourt Brace & Co Hardwood Corp of America Harper & Brothers

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Select Dept Select

1.81i 52.00 8.1*9

Iristru Suppls

School Select 1H.63 56.57 Low

71.2 0

Graybar Electric Co Robert W Grubbe Co

U72.56 :j■

8.96

96.60 37.61i-

228.1J1

Hart Industrial Supply

Henry Holt & Co Herb Welding & Radiator Co Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Mt Trucks & Cars

Dept Select Low

9.H B 10.5 0

The House of Wren The H R Huntting Co Inc

Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

* 65.6 2 li7.j B

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International Business Machines Rentals & Storage Suppls

Agree 880.00 pept Select 5.08

885.08

1 51.66 183.19 . 2.00

International Harvester Co Interstate Litho Plate Co Institute of Economic Affairs

Mt Trks & Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Kittle Publishing Co

Instr Suppls

Letter Quotation

Laidlaw Brother Land Supply Co

Library Books Upk Trks & Cars

Dept Select Low

110.87 3.20

Lone Star Sch Bk Depository Longmans Green & Co Inc

Library Books Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

112.5U U.36

Coward Me Cann Co Inc The Macmillan Co McGraw-Hill Book Co Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

3.31 9.U0 7.22

Suppls

Low

262.111

Melton Co Inc Metropolitan Water Co

Instru Suppls Water

Schl Select Utilities

656.70 U3.17

Mideke Supply Co

Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

Low 2011,52 Dept Select 16.98

221.50

Teach Aid Suppls Reprs Audio Visual

Dept Select Dept Select 30.22 Low 90.00

120.22

Agree 50.00 Standard 99.00

1119.00

Standard • Low Dept Select

'•i

iMcKesson & Robbins Inc

Houghton Mifflin Co Miller Jackson Co

Monroe Calculating Mach Co

Motter Bookbinding Co Multigraph Sales Agency

•National Association of Ed Bdc

Repr to Offic Mach

Instru Suppls Suppls

Mtrls-Radio Stat

Dept Select Standard 128.811. Low h.811 Agree 92.71

Dept Select

150.00

2.6U

11.69

226.39

10.77

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National Ed Association The Nation’s Schools New Hampshire State Dept

Teach Aid Suppls Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

Norick Brothers

Suppls

Low

Oklahoma City Asso-Insur Agts Oklahoma City Water Dept Oklahoma County Water Co

Insurance Water Water

Utilities Utilities

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co Oklahoma Natural Gas Co

Light & Power Fuel

Utilities Utilities

Oklahoma Oxygen Co Oklahoma Paper Co

Instru Suppls Instru Suppls

Agree Bd Action 35.00 Low 1,3.81.31

Pallady Welding & Equpt Co Parker & Son Inc Perfection Equpt Co

Mt Trks & Cars Teach Aid Suppls Mt Trks & Cars

Low Dept Select Dept Select

Pipkin Photo Service

Instru Suppls

Low

8.30 li.OO 2.15

20.00

2,533.99 7,653.U6 26. 7h

3,790.30 U31.13

8.82 1,216.31

25.00 3.70 17.90

■ -‘it. '■

135.W ■ ■(

Portafilms Library Suppls Portland Ave Evangelical U B Ch Rentals & Storage

Dept Select Agree

95.00 150.00;

Postmaster Postmaster

Standard Standard

150.00 50.00;

Prentice-Hall Inc Prime Petroleum Products, Inc

Radio Supply Inc

Postage Postage

Instru Suppls - Upk Trks & Cars

Dept Select Low

102.98 1,187.61

Reprs Audio Visual Mtrls-Radio Station

Low U2.3O Dept Select 87.1iO

129.70

John W Ramsbottom

Repr-Replace Pianos

Standard

136.00

Remington Rand Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Repr to Office Mach Instru Suppls

Agree Low

21.95 U87.86

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Row Peterson & Go The Ronald Press Go

Lnstru Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select

10.28

Royal Typewriter Co

Reprs to Office Mach

Standard

62.60

Suppls

Low Dept Select

S E B Paint Co

183.00 12.38

193.38

Willis G Sautbine Scholastic Magazines

Rentals & Storage Instru Suppls

Agree Schl Select

300.00 112.30

Severin Supply Co Science Research Associates

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Sch Select

33.37 ■ 28.08

The School Musician Scott, Foresman & Co

Instr Suppls Library Bks

Dept Select Dept Select

Sharp & Nichols Music Co Singer Sewing Machine Co

Reprs to Instrum Reprs to Indust Arts

Standard Sch Select

83.00 9.30

Duell Sloan & Pierce Inc Smith-Corona Inc Smith Publishing Co

Teach Aid Suppls Reprs to Mach Instr Suppls

Dept Select Standard Sclal Select

3.12 20.00 M.oo

Snap-on Tools Corp Southwestern Bell Tele Co

Instr Suppls Telephone Service

Schl Select Utilities

3.00 3SOU6.O6

South-Western Publishing Co Standard Paint Works Star Engraving Co

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Commencement Suppls

Sch Select Low Sch Select 13.20 Dept Selectll9.27

State Agency for Surplus State Supply Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low

39.02 93.13

The Strathmore Company Mary A Thacker, Clerk B H Thomas

Instr Suppls Petty Cash Reim Labor Printing

Schl Select Dept Select Agree

3.60 130.19 111.11

Thompson Schl Bk Depository

Library Books

Dept Select 200.61 Schl Select 2911.82

1193.113

Town of Nichols Hills

Water

Utilities

Custodial Suppls

Dept Select

3.00 —31.-110

171.23 9.811 132.U7

32.20

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Page 7

24.83 21.02

U S Plywood Corp Underwood Corporation

Instr Suppls Reprs to Mach

Low Standard

.Universal Blueprint &Supply Co University of Chicago Press

Supplies Supplies

Dept Select Dept Select

6.23 3.23

^University of Nebraska Press

Supplies

Dept Select

3.77

Van’s Auto Supply Vaseco, Inc.

Upk of Trks & Cars Supplies

Low Dept Select

44.70 358.30

Viking Press Walker Stamp & Seal Co

Supplies Supplies

Dept Select Low

3.16 2a. 25

Wallace & Tiernan, Inc Welding Equipment Co

Supplies Reprs - Arts Eqpt

23.86

West Disinfecting Co

Supplies

Low Dept Select Standard Low

Western Bank & Office Supply

Instr Supplies

Western Newspaper Union

Instr Supplies ..... .... . -

75.77’*’ 7.29

10.20 Low Dept Select 1084.95

2.00 Dept Select Low 215.^2-

83.06 340.26

1,095.15

217,52

Western Union Telegraph Co Albert Whitman & Co

Telegraph Supplies

Utilities Dept Select

22.07 2,00

John Wiley & Sons Inc

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

28.32

Yale University Press

Supplies

Dept Select

2.48

A & W Violin Shop Admiral Distributors

Mt Musical Instr Instr Supplies

Schl Select Low

100.00 110.24

American Education Pub American Heritage

Instr Supplies Instr Supplies

Schl Select Schl Select

7.50 10.70

American Technical Society Allied Radio Corp

Instr Supplies Instr Supplies

Schl Select Schl Select

12.23 38.19

1955-56 General Fund

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Page 8

Anchor Tool & Supply Co Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

25.65

Branham’s, Inc Frank H Braunlich

Supplies New Schl Apparatus

Low Schl Select

204.50 96.73

John A Brown Co Buck’s .Sporting Goods Inc,

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

169.02 18.15

Burroughs Corporation

Instr Suppls

Standard Low Agree

12.90 2O44 22,20

37.54

Capital Area Schl Devel. Assoc Civile Education Service Inc.

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

1.6o 228.50

Community Playthings Cory Motion Picture Eqpt

Instr Suppls Reprs - Audio Visual

Schl Select Standard

226.71 25,00

Creative Playthings Inc. Dulaney’s

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select 836.03 Low 1258.81

78.70

2,094.84

Dowlings, Inc.

New Schl Apparatus

Schl Select

197.21

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

New Eqpt Visual Ed.

Bd Action

150.20

Field Enterprises Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

202.64

Gardner Hotel, Supply Go General Electric Supply Co

New Furn & Fixtures

Teaching Aid Suppls

Bd Action

Low Agree

77.49 ..23„,43..

General Tire Service Co Gessler Publishing Co

Mt of Bus Instr Suppls

Letter Bid Schl Select

Graham Paper Co

Instr Suppls

Bd Action 1739•30 Low 237.71

■ife.

Hart Industrial Supply Co

Henry Holt & Co H R Huntting Co Inc.

Mt Repair Furn

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low 137.13 Bd Action 10.14

Schl Select Schl Select

1,747.22 100,92

695.40 12.60

2,779.74

147.27 2.40 10.16

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New Schl Apparatus New Fum & Fixtures

Low Bd Action

'470,10 12,447.00

Nobl® James & Assoc Jenkins Music Company

New Fum & Fixtures Instr Suppls

Bd Action Low

2,096.17 5.38

The Jones Co Inc.

New Furn & Fixtures

Bd Action

1,598.80

... Kilpatrick Brothers

New Furn & Fixtures

Bd Action

218.19

Lea-AV Service Library Supply Co

Instr Suppls Library Books

Selected Schl Select

295.20 134.56

McKnight & McKnight Pub Co The Macmillan Company

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

68.32 3,83

Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co Jim Martin Educational Films

Instr Suppls New Eqpt Visual Ed

Bd Action Bd Action

w4liistitutianal Supply Co '^Institutional Supply Co 99 M

■5

! J

■

'■ I

260.92 1,240.00

Nat’l Council Teachers of Mathematics Instr Suppls National Education Assoc Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

18.00 3,61

A. J. Nystram & Co

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

56.95

Oklahoma Seating Co

New Fum & Fixtures

Low

W. J. Pettee & Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Instr Suppls Mt of Bus New Fum & Fixtures

Schl Select Low 18.40 Bd Action 66.56

Readers Digest Educ Dept. Radio Supply Inc.

Instr Suppls New Furn & Fixtures

Schl Select Low

80.00 305^20

Reeves Camera Store Refinery Supply Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Bd Action

41^00 49&>14

426.50

535,97 84.96

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Richards & Conover Hardware Co Kathleen L. Riggs

New Furn & Fixtures New Schl Apparatus

Bd Action Schl Select

Robinson Janitor Supply Co Royal Typewriter Co

Custodial Suppls New Furn & Fixtures

Bd Action Low

Scholastic Magazines Science Research Associates Severin Supply Co Sherwin Williams Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Repair Fum

Schl Select Schl Select Bd Action Low Dept Select

......... .................. &

Singer Sewing Machine Co New Schl Apparatus Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Depository Instr Suppls

1.867.55 338.03

57.60 160.00

^55.00 13.36 260.12

1.40

. • Bd Action Schl Select 1045.25 12.60 Low 46.38 Dept Select

4,666.80-

1,104.23 , «

, Thompson Book & Supply Co Thompson School Bk Depository

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

6,721.29 4.99

Bd Action Low

Underwood Corporation New Schl Apparatus Universal Blueprint & Supply Co Supplies

Low Low

University of Minnesota Press

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

Vaseco Inc.

New Schl Apparatus

Schl Select 1,985.30 1105.64 Low

431.50 3.00

27.52

3,090.94

WK Welch MPg Co

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

108^50

Wilcox Record Shop B G Wilkes Co

Instr Suppls Supplies

Schl Select Low

40.61 43.75

■>

1956 Bond ip ~—-------

- 4

Acme Quality Paints Inc Allied Steel Erection Service

Mod - Reprs-Bldgs Mod-Reprs-HLdgs

Bd Action Low

118.81 361.76

Annexes-Eqpt New Bldgs

Agree Bd Action

630.77 114,371.00

Amend Distributing Co Armco Drainage & Metal Products Ball Distributing & Engineering Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Low 352.38 Bd Action 715.00

1,067.38

Brown Machinery Company

Mod-Reprs-ELdgs

Low

686.09

Capitol Steel and Iron Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Low

136.00

City Office Supply Inc City of Oklahoma City

New Furn-Fixtures Inspection Fees

Bd Action Agree

14,0145.50 555.lt?

; Concho Construction Co Est #1 - Paving for various Schls ;R Duane Conner & Fred Pojezny,JrEst #1 -Arch Serv- Calvin Coolidge Schl

*E V Cox Const Co J Crane Co

Est #1 - Calvin Coolidge Schl Annexe s-Equip Low

DeLaughter Associates , The Dolese Co

Mod-Reprs-HLdgs Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Bd Action Low

6,100.00 1,563.29

4 Flanagan Supply Co

Annexes-Bldgs

Low

Annexes-Eldgs

Bd Action 377.57 Low 1214.0 20

6O.I4O

J, a General Electric Supply Co

Wo 77

■7 i f<

% '•fe

Hart Industrial Supply Co Hudgins-Thompson-Ball & Assoc

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Low Arch Fees-Plans & Specifications-BuchananSch

13.08 10,389.15 .. »

Hunzicker Bros Hydraulic Equip Co

•*v«

Annex-Bldgs

Low Standard..

••

i 12.96 »»s ,3* 3 A

Loffler-Greene Supply Co The Long-Bell Lumber Co

sMid-America Paint & Flooring

Mideke Supply Co

Miller Floor Co Milner Construction Co

Morgenson Lumber Co

New Bldgs Annexes-Bldgs

Bd Action Bd Action

2s701o$0 208.6$

Annexes-Bldgs

Bd Action

8»,.$o

Douglas-Stadium Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Dept Select 66.82 Low 661.66

Mod-Reprs-Equip Bd Action Est#l- Millard Fillmore Schl 11.838.60 Est#l- John Adams Schl 10,7$$.00

Annexes-Bldgs

728.U8

1,060.96

22j>$93.60

Low $17.87 Dept Select II1I.6O

6$9.1i7

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Low

166.0$

Oklahoma City Assoc Oklahoma City Water Depart Oklahoma County Water Co

New Bldgs Mo d-Repr s-Bldgs Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Agree Utilities Utilities

36k.$0

The Oklahoma Publishing Co Oklahoma Seating Co Oklahoma Testing Laboratories

Publisher New Furn-Fixtures Bd Action Misc-Survey Test- Scor Standard

786.60 29UoO$ $80.00

L B Perkins Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Mod-Reprs-BLdgs-

Reynolds & Morrison

•

Arch Fees-Change Ord #1-Garden Oaks Arch Serv-Bst#E-Franklin Pierce

Mo d-Reprs-HLdg s

277.80

Agree Dept Select 7.22 Bd Action 1,007.98 Low 286.20

Arch Serv-Plans&Specf-Longfellow

Richards & Conover Hdw Co

11.30

Low

$$0.06

33,902.32

l,$7k.00

1,301.U0

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Real Estate Reprs-Douglas Stad

Bob Roberts Roofing Supply Company Inc

800.00 2sOO6.25

Agree Bd Action *■»?

Painting Contract

S E B Paint Co

3b >2$

Low

iH.

7.50

Sand Products Inc

Annexes-Bldgs

Select

Shawver & Sons Inc Sherwin-Williams

Mo d-Reprs-Equpt Mo d-Reprs-ELdgs

Low Bd Action

Smith and Son

I4.66082 793.57

72,580.30

Standard Roofing & Material Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Bd Action Dept Select

386.10 205.80

662.82

Steel Supply Co L M Stone

Annexe s-Equipt Misc

Low Dept Select

276.68 I4.76.8O

Mary A Thacker Clerk

Petty Cash Reim

Dept Select

361.60

Thompson Bk & Supply Co

New Furn & Fixtures

Bd Action

Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlbert

Arch Fees-Plans-SpecfiNichols Hills 3>8lih.21 Arch Fees-Plans-SpecfiArthur Elem 3$270<7U

Westinghouse Elec Supply

Annexes-Bldgs

7S11U.95

Low

1955 Bond

The Dolese Co General Electric Supply. Co Ramos Mfg Co

6^03.511

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Classen TV Equip

Agree Low

Admin-Bldgs Equipt

Dept Select

1956-57 Bldg Levy

jrrX •<-

. 17,25 78.110

Acme Quality Paintss Inc Paul ELakeney Co

Reprs to Furni Upk Grounds

Dept Select. Low

Barada & Page Inc The Clarence L Boyd Co

Reprs-^ HLdgs Upk Grounds

Low Standard

Brown Machinery Co

Reprs - Bldgs

Low

111.20

Capitol Steel & Iron Co John H Cole Co Cook Electric Supply Co

Reprs - Bldgs Reprs - Bldgs VanBuren-Remodel

Low Low Low

37.113 2.110 95.50

6.83 1107.39

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Cook Paint & Varnish Co Crane Co

Reprs-Furn Remodeling

Dept Select Low

70.52 36.110

Electronic Supply Co

Reprs to HLdgs

Schl Select

Ensco Electric Supply Co

Reprs - Bldgs

Low

. 11.110 303.211

Federal Corp

Mtrls-Reprs-HLdgs

Low

211.20

General Electric Supply General Tire Service Co Graybar Electric Co Inc

Reprs to HLdgs Reprs to Bldgs Mtrls - Suppls

Low Low Low

110.36 3.h0 29.90

David M Davis Co The Dolese Co

Suppls Mtrls & Reprs Reprs to HLdgs

Dept Select Agree 225.38 Low 101,89

2O.61i

Reprs to Furn Upk Grounds

Low Dept Select

tyke Bros

Reprs to HLdgs

Low

87.80

Hart Cotton Machine Co Inc

Upk of Grounds

Low

611.25

Hart Industrial Supply

Mtrls-Reprsto HLdgs Upk Grounds

Bd Action 589.28 Low 179.52

E I DuPont DeNemours & Co Inc

1162.11

2113.85 11.00

327.85

768.80

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Hohmann’s Appliance Servie A C Horn Co of Texas

!-C

Hunzicker Bros

Reprs to Bldgs Reprs to Bldgs

J-

Low Dept Select Lbw

Remodel VanBuren Reprs to HLdgs

Select

60o20 58,10

118,30- £

30h.ll 10,10

31U,2i

..•« X’f

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Independent Supply Co

Classen TV Bldg

Low

Kilpatrick Bros

Labor & Mtrls Reprs to Bldgs

Low 262o73 Bd Actionl,76U.89

Studio Low Bd Action 175,10

Joe M Mason Arch-Engr Mid-America Paint & Flooring

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Mideke Supply Co

Reprs-HLdgEquipt Reprs-Bldgs

Midwestern Engine & Equip Co Miller Floor Co

Reprs to Bldgs Low Mod-Reprs-StandwaiteiScBd Action Reprs to Bldgs Low

1,121,63 192,71

Low Dept Select

4 r T

£•

U.12, 1,861,16 580.03

2 , L1.l4.loi9

Miller Jackson Company Morgensen Lumber Co

Reprs to HLdgs Reprs to HLdgs

1U6.6$

Sch Select Bd Action-636.08 Low 2,765.90

New State Ice Nichols Seed Co Norman Plumbing Suppls Co

Reprs to HLdgs Upk Grounds Mtrls Reprs-Equip

Low Low Low

Oklahoma Oxygen Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Oklahoma Wire & Iron Works

Reprs-Harding Schl

Standard Agree Low

3,UO1.98

96.00 10.58 3144.37 9 .

5.12 16.26

21,26 171+.00

.S' r. $

49 Harold C Parker & Co Inc Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp Peery’s Tire & Supply Co

Reprs to HLdgs Mtrls & Suppls Upk Grounds

122.66 39.00 7.00 1 " h->. ■

Agree Low Low

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Reprs to BLdgs Reprs to Furn

Low 260030 Bd Action 7s212.OO

Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Low

Richard B Risk

Reprs to Bldgs

Standard

S & H Shade Co Inc Sand Products Inc

Mtrls-Reprs-Bldgs Repr to Bldgs

Low Low

113.50 2.50

Sherwin-Williams Co Southwest Parts Corp

Mtrls-Reprs to Furn Upk Grounds

Low Standard

205.50 19.88

Standard Electric Time Co Standard Roofing & Mtrls Co Wylie-Stewart Mach Co Inc

Reprs to BLdgs Reprs to BLdgs Reprs to BLdgs Upk of Grounds

Standard Low Standard 66.90 Low U086

619.32 > 195.30

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2.70

Mary A Thacker Clerk

Reim Pett Cash

Dept Select

11.90

United Brick & Tile Co United'’Stbt^swPlywodd Corp' Universal Blueprint & Supply Utility Tower Co

Reprs to Bldgs Labor & Mtrls Reprs to BLdgs Classen TV BLdg

Low Low Dept Select Low

155.67 277.1-1 159.15 300.00

Van’s Auto Supply

Upk Grounds

Dept Select

95.31

Herb Welding & Radiator Co

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269.10

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MirIs & Supply

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530.90

Hart I»duetrial Supply Co, Waley/Co-...

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Low L«W

316.10 163,85

Huhaicker Brothers ■.' .

Jftrls & Suppls

Low

114.55

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Mtrls & supple

Low,/.....;.:

404,40

■ tp^ler^rewe Supply co

Mtrls & supple

Bd Action

156,30

Mideke Sunnlsr Co

Mtrls & Supple.

Low

197,00

Mtrls & Supple.

Low

84,00

MoS Manufacturing Co . .. '

RM Classen Fura Mtrls & Supple

Letter Bd Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co -EO .

Mtrls & Suppls

Lo w

•Raijicd. ?<tg Co.

Alwninwn Letters Trepan School Moon Jr. School Harding School

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Hprmn Plunbing Supply Co

13,387.62 f ..<

172.80 1,234.90 ;

4.37

303.50

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842,00

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15.40 130,83

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100,00

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Clerk be instrwt

tern #2 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE .’BOARD UKlN.MCH- WARRA2 TS HAVE BEEN • | 'g ISSUED Fo£’TfoWS L(DWS:• TRSTTRn ARE ART? AS AS FOT 1956-57 GENEPAL-FUND

Payroll for the month of September ^h30 - 65O| 1956-57 BUILDING LEVY

Payroll for the month of September $13 - 20

$28,988.88

1956 BOND for the month of September /9 - 1U j.

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Item $3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING OCTOBER 31,

.$31,1417.51

1956-one month

1956-57 GENERAL FUND /■

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Payrolls - including school administrators, clerical, teachers, service department employees, and extra services.

1956-57 BUILDING LEVY

Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings, .................................... .................. ..........................

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$31,500.00

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persons to be listed on these payrolls have been regularly employed by the ard on an annual, monthly or daily basis and payrolls are to be computed on All payrolls-will be supported by verified tual salaries as fixed by the Board, oil claims carrying proper authorization and approval and will be examined by __ Superintendent, Clerk, and auditor prior to release of warrants. We re^cornend that these claims bo ratified, and approved for payment Subject only to revision on certificates, as to absentees and substitutes, and action of t|ie-Z on./salarics not de.signate'cl, > and she. Clerk be authorized to issue warrants £or s

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R. f3U2 Claims Approved for Payment

R- #3^-3 Sept. Payrolls Approved and

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray claims in the total amount of $33^,428.60 after having Fund Account according to explanations by the Business to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended, with all members voting "Aye.'

to approve the foregoing list Of made corrections in the 195'6 Bond Manager^and to instruct the Clerk The motion carried on roll call

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the payrolls fox- the month of September be approved and that payrolls for October be authorized as recommended. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Authorized R. #344 Lease Agreement approved

It was moved by Mr. Fright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve confirmation of lease agreement with Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian Church, 65th and South Pennsylvania, for the renting of space for the holding of classes for Prairie Queen School, this lease to extend through the major portion of the school year as long as needed for 1956-57 school year, at a rental rate of $150. per month. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

1Auction Sale Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve selling at public auction the recently purchased frame building at 305 N. W. 7th Street, the sale to be con ducted at 6:30 P. M.^ October 15, 1956. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

4. ^6 Contract Let on Stage Curtains

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve awarding contract to Capitol Stage Equipment Company for stage' curtains for Garden Oaks., Harrison, Fillmore, and Adams Elementary Schools in the total amount of $2 .,669.12,, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows:

Garden Oaks, account #821 Harrison^ account #822 A da ms, a c c ount ^-23 Fillmore, accounts$427

$597-17 610.85 696.35 764.75

all bids having been received in response to the attached notice fox-’ bids, contract being-

awarded on low bid basis.

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Motion car

R. 7f3M Motion was by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment of the following Additional bills which came in too late to be included in the regular list of bills: i Bills Approve

Architectural services}

453.88

Milner Construction Company, Final estimate, Belle Isle School Motion carried unanimously on roll call BUILDINGS 7-0

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve awarding contract to Olle Heating Company, low bidder, in the amount of $8,870 for installing the plumbing for public. toilets at Douglass Stadium. Motion carried, on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

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Bid Awarded On Plumbing, Douglass Stadium R. #3^9 Contract Awarded on Paving, Etc. Douglass

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting the low bid of E. V. Cox Construction Company in the amount of $8,983. for paving, sidewalks, fences, and ground development around and under the Douglass Stadium area. On roll call the motion carried unanimously.

After having studied bids received, on press boxes at Douglasâ€™s Stadium and Capitoj. Hill Stadium, it was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett that all bids received be rejected. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of the following described property at 806 West Reno for additional site at Franklin Junior High School from W. L. Denison, who has agreed, to sell the property for $7500; also to approve the issuing of a warrant for this property as soon as the Attorney will have approved the legal papers:

R. #351 Purchase of Lots, Franklf School Approved

20 feet of Lot 2 and all of Lot 3, Block 1, Kelsch Second Addition Motion carried

On advice of the Superintendent it was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the plans submitted by Hudgins-Thompson-Ball, Architects, for landscaping and planning the grounds at Northwest Classen High School on a no-charge basis to the Board be approved; also, to approve, spending not to exceed $700 for the purchase of plants to complete the landscaping in addition to development of local garden clubs and. the P.-T.A. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #352 P$ans for Landscaping Approved, NN Classen

The Superintendent announced he would leave on a three-weeks vacation trip on Wednesday, October 3, 1956, and that he had asked Dr. Barnes to serve as .acting supt. during his absence.

Super intender.r will Take Vacation

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.

R. #353 Adjournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 19?6 - CONT'B

MEETING OF OCTOBER 11, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE; BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1956 AT U:30 P.M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:

Jim Wright, Vice President Mary Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton

ABSENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President

Others present: Dr. Melvin Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George,j Assistant Superintendents; H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville and j Robert Shultz, Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; members of the press and TV station.

jinvocation

Invocation was given by Mr. Bennett.

SPECIAL BUSINESS On motion by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, bids were opened on additions to John Marshall and Prairie Queen Schools, received in response to the attached notice for bids, tabulation of base bids being reported below:

TABULATION (Base Bid) Contractor

Acme Construction Co Bass Construction Co Bollinger Construction Co Builders Construction Co Culwell Construction Co Dennehy Construction Co Dunning Construction Co Harmon Construction Co Lippert Bros. Manhattan Construction Co Nashert Construction Co Suttle Construction Co Tankersley Construction Co Barbour & Short, Contractors H. J. Benedict Construction Co Constructors, Inc. E. V. Cox Construction Co W. D. Douglas Construction Co Humphries Construction Co EdhmahoLippGrttCon&truction Co John B. Martin Construction Co Clark Pace, Contractor J. W. Skaggs Construction Co Tippin Construction Co Wynn Construction Co

(addition) John Marshall

|R. #354 jBids Opened 10n Building jProjects

(ad&Ltion) Prairie Queen

$1,396,827 1,361,9^5 1,283,955 1,329,357 1,336,250 1,347,254 1,361,587 1,374,617 1,391,179 1,317,000 1,426,449 1,1+09,980 1,31+5,172

$142,851 148,370 142,366 154,651 150,504 142,759 139,876 148,360 151,381 147,936

141,000

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that bids received on the above building project be referred to the Central Office staff for further study, consultation, and later report to the Board. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #355 Bids Referred to Central Office

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve directing Mrs. Elaine Tucker to attend the meeting designated:

RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the city of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if Mrs. Elaine Tucker would attend a meeting of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters on October 16, 17, 18, 1956 in Atlanta, Georgia.

R. #356 Professional Trip Approved

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lesolution Cont'd f !

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Mrs. Tucker be directed to attend the meeting designated above, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary I good of the schools of the district, if she can arrange her work so as to do so; and this being special service to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that Mrs. Tucker's transportation on the trip be paid by the Board of Education, other exÂ penses to be paid by NAEB.

Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." GENERAL BUSINESS R. #357 I It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following claims which came in too late to be included in the October 1 agenda; Additional Claims Approved\ Plaza Court Music Co for pianos - - - $4,590 Southwestern Roofing Co. for roof repair at Jackson School -------- 11,3^7

Motion carried unanimously on roll call R. #358 Lease of Building Approved

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Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve leasing a building for! television station, located at 1901 North Classen Boulevard,rfor the balance of the calendar year, from E. A. Earris at the rate of $500 per month, as per contract placed on file in the Clerk's office. Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #359 Bids on Paint Deferred

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the awarding of contracts for paint be deferred for further consideration and research. Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #360 Approval to Readvertise for Truck

it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to reject bids received for one new truck and readvertise for same. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Use of Websterj by College Not! Needed !

It was reported a letter had been received from Central Christian College stating they do not wish to use Webster Junior High School as originally requested.

R. #361 Adjournment.

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.

THERE! FPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED

MEETING OF OCTOBER 16, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1956, AT A:3O P.M. O'CLOCK.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil Câ€˘ Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton

Jim Wright

Others present: Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, Mrs, Floy Campbell, and Gene Stinebeck, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; L. V. Ballard, Director of Vocational Education; David Light, Activities Auditor; members of the press and TV station.

Invocation was given by Mr. Wright

Invocation

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

Mr. Bennett moved approval of the following resolution directing Mr. M. J. Burr and Mr. Alex R. $362 Higdon to attend the meeting designated; Professional Trips Approve' RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the city of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City Schools if Mr. M. J. Burr and Mr. Alex Higdon would attend the IBM School at Endicott, New York, November 12-16, 195&. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Mr. Burr and Mr. Higdon be directed to attend the

meeting designated above, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so, and this being a special service to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that the expenses encountered to and from the conference be paid by the Board of Education. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve directing Dr. Melvin W. Barnes to attend a meeting at- Columbus, Ohio, as stated below:

R. $363 Professional Trips Approve

RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the city of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if Dr. Melvin W. Barnes would attend the meeting in Columbus, Ohio, regarding educational television,on October 17, 1956.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Dr. Barnes be directed to attend the meeting designated above, with the understanding that such attendance is sol^y for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if he can arrange his work so as to do so; and this being a special service for the Board of Education, that Dr. Barnes' transportation on the trip be paid by the Board, all other expenses to be paid by the Ford Foundation. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Motion to approve the following resolution of appreciation of Mr. 0. D. Marshall, recently deceased, was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried:

RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. 0. D. Marshall Friday, October 12, 1956.

Mr. Marshall was a member of the Dickson Baptist Church.

He served as floorman in several schools of our system before being transferred in 1937 to the Supply Department at the Storeroom as Property Clerk. In this capacity he performed his duties faithfully, conscientiously, and competently, although his health was failing for the past year. He had a very unassuming manner, asked for little but very appreciative of what he received. In his contact with people he was always cheerful, friendly and helpful. His personality and services will be greatly missed, but he will long be remembered by his fellow workers and his patience and understanding will continue to be an inÂ spiration to all those who knew him. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Marshall's many years of faithful and efficient services and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

R. #36^ Resolution of Appreciation 0. TO. Marshal

MEETING OF OCTOBER 16, 1956 - CONT'D

Reports of J N. L. George j on Meetings j

Dr. N. L. George reported on his attendance at meetings of the National Council of School House Construction and the Association of School Business Officials, in Washington D. C. recently, Brief reports being placed on file.

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GENERAL BUSINESS

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following recommendation:

R. #365 Bonds for School Em ployees Approved

It is recommended that the Board proceed in final negotiations with the low bidder, United ■ Pacific Insurance Company, for a combined bond providing for "Faithful Performance of duties of Custodians" and an"Honesty Bond" on the remainder of Oklahoma City Board of Education employees for an installment premium as follows: $50k.62 1st year; $3^8.75 2nd year; and $3^8.75 3rd year. The local agents who submitted bids through the Oklahoma City Insurance : Association for United Pacific Insurance Company are C. L. Frates & Company and Ellis, Nicholson, & Cramer Company. The various activity funds of the schools will be assessed on a pro-rata rate for payment of these premiums and the Board of Education will act as collecting agency to make these payments. Oklahoma School Code 1955, Title 70, Section 4, Paragraph 33 reads as follows:

"The board of education of each school district is hereby authorized and directed to adopt appropriate rules and regulations governing the handling and expenditure of such funds and shall require the custodian or custodians thereof to make a full and true accounting for all funds which may come into their possession or under their control and shall require such custodians to give a bond in such amount as the board may. deem necessary. Provided, however, the cost of the bond shall be paid out of such activity funds."

The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R. #366 | Payment of Rent Approved 1

Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve claim of Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian Church for two months' rent of space for Prairie Queen School, September 20, 1956 to November 20, 1956 in ike amount of $300- Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

BUILDINGS R. #367 Contract Awarded Ion Addition to Prairie Queen

| Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the low bid of Lehman | j Lippert Construction Company in the amount of $160,788 for an addition to Prairie Queen j \ School including an all-purpose room and seven classrooms, also space for toilets and a > heating plant for twenty-four classrooms. The motion carried on roll call with all members \ | voting "Aye." j J

R. #368 \ It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the low bid of J. J. Low Bid j Bollinger Construction Company in the amount of $1,283,955, for an addition to John Approved on i Marshall High School, and $5,000 if sections A and B are not entirely complete, but are Marshall j ready for occupancy so they can be used for school September 1, 1957- Motion carried on Addition______ 1 roll call with all members voting "Aye."

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| j R. #369 i Motion to approve^ the following described change order on addition to John Adams Elementary | Change Order, i School was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried unanimously on roll i John Adams, ! call: Approved______ j \ i ITEM NO. 1: In the girls' and boys' toilet rooms and the storage room located between toilet rooms and shown on first floor plan sheet #2 - and the elevation j sheet #3 - omit the small new windows shown with wood siding above and re use the existing window frames and sash with a ventilating section and \ obscure glass, which sash is in satisfactory condition. No charge. j

ITEM NO. 2:

Bid Date on Harding

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ovember 1, 1956, U:30P;M. was announced as date for opening bids on Harding addition.

R. #370 Approval to j Vacate Street) I R. #371 | Approval to 1 Sign Easementj R. #372 Adjournment

One pair of exterior doors is considered to be in unsatisfactory condition and a new pair of doors is recommended. Contractor has agreed to furnish and install complete one new pair of doors, if approval is granted to reuse the three window frames and sash for the above two toilet rooms and the storage room at no additional cost. No. charge.

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to give authority to vacate the street and acquire title to the property which crosses Fillmore school site. Motion was carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

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j It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to grant authority to sign an easement) for storm sewer north of Douglass High School site. Motion carried unanimously on roll callj. i

I Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded! j by Mr. McCray and carried.

Clerk

MEETING OF OCTOBER 24, 1956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1956, AT 4:30 P.M. Oâ€™CLOCK PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President

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Phil C. Bennett Nellie R. Melton ABSENT:

C. B. McCray Jim Wright Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; members of the press.

Invocation

Invocation was given by Mr. Thompson

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Motion to approve the following resolution of appreciation of Miss Myrtle N. Critchfield, recently deceased retired teacher, was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried:

RESOLUTION

R. #373 Resolution of Appreciation, Myrtle Critct field

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Myrtle N. :Critchfield October 16, 195 6 â€˘ *** Miss Critchfield joined the staff at University Heights in 1924 and taught the fourth grade there until she retired in March 1950*

She was a member of the local, state, and national professional organizations; Kappa Kappa Iota, teachers sorority; Eastern Star and the Wesley Methodist Church. In working with school children, she found great happiness and they in turn appreciated and loved her as a friend. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion.

Aside from her duties as a teacher, Miss Critchfield worked with the children at the County Home for Girls and the Baptist Children's Home. She had the happy faculty of helping children find themselves and bring out their best qualities and thereby help them solve their personal problems. Her past associates, pupils, and their parents will remember her with admiration and love. The Board of Education wishes to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher, who was an inspiration to all who knew her.

GENERAL BUSINESS

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of the following R. #374 Claims Approve claims: for Payment Phillips Roofing Company for roofing $ 8,070 Truman Elementary School

Barnhill Sheet Metal Company for roofing Capitol Hill Senior E. A. Farris for rent at 1901 N. Classen for October, 1956 (one-half of month) and the month of N ovember Motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

10,961

250 500

The Board decided to get further facts about the Almonte Development Company in their proposition to the Board before making decision.

Agreement wit Development Company Deferred

The Board approved advertising for bids <oh new cutter for Central print shop.

Ad for bids on Cutter Approved

The Superintendent discussed changes in pavement at Linwood.

Changes in Pavement Discussed

The Superintendent discussed changes in Administration Building. Board gave approval for excavation for elevator, and provision for planning; approval for changes in cafeteria, instructional office, psychological offices, Inverness Boyd art area, and curriculum library.

Changes in Adm. Bldg. Approved

MEETING OF OCTOBER 24, 1956 - CONT'D

Meeting Adjourned.

The President declared the meeting adjourned until November 1, 1956

THEREUPON THE MEETING ADJOURNED

Approved this

ATTEST

day of

, 1956

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, I956

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1956, AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

C. B. McCray Mrs. Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett

Others present: Dr. Melvin Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; David Light, Activities Auditor; members of the press.

The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.

Invocation

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids were opened on addition to Harding Junior-Senior High School and read aloud as per the following tabulation of bids, all bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids:

R. #375 Bids opened on Harding Addition

TABULATION OF BASE BIDS ON ADDITION BIDDERS

J. J. Bollinger Culwell Dunning Harmon Hughes Martin Skaggs Smiser Smith and Son Suttle Weller

BASE BID $564,844 563,900 594,463 568,215 574,226 587,179 584,372 548,765 601,343 580,890 572,660

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the bids on Harding Addition be referred to the Central Office staff for further consideration, consultation with architectuand contractor, and later report to the Board. The motion carried.

â€¢#376 Bids Referred to Central Office

Motion'to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright and carried.

R. #377 Adjournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Approved the

day of

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ATTEST_J227 Clerk

President

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1956

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA. CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1956, AT 4:30 P.M.

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Mr. Otto F. Thompson, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk

PRESENT:

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Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Mrs. Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

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Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Deputy Superin- j tendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, Floy Campbell, Gladys McDonald, Robert Shultz, Gene Stinebeck, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Max Morgan representing W. A. j Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; David Light, Activities Auditor; members of i the press. ; The invocation was given by Mrs. Melton.

j Invocation

The President introduced the following visitors: Mrs. Julia Pybas, Alma Hoefle, representirigVisitors Classroom Teachers; Mrs. Frank Williams of the P.T.A. Council; students from various secon- ; dary schools present in connection with the Father and Son Week representing members and ! officials of the Board; Mr. Jib Favor, YMCA sponsor for the Father and Son Week. |

On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, minutes of the meetings of September 20, 1956; September 27, 1956; October 1, 1956; October 11, 1956; October 16, 1956;ÂťOctober 24, 1956 were approved.

R# 378 Minutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS j

R. #379 Report of the School District Treasurer for the month of October, 1956, was received, and report from the Auditor that monthly reports of different funds were in the mail on this Reports Rec'd date; also, information that no protests were filed against the budget this year were given and Approved WHEREUPON, Motion to approve and accept these reports was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following resolut ion: RESOLUTION

BE IT RESOLVED By the Board of Education of Independent School

District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, that the Board of

Education approve the filing of an application for financial

assistance for current expenditures for public schools in areas affected by federal activities, as applied to Oklahoma City under provision of Public Law 874, 81st Congress, amended.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That the Superintendent of Schools,

J. C. Swanson, be authorized to receive all communications

and that N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, be and is hereby authorized to execute the application on

behalf of the Board.

On roll call, the motion carried -with all members voting "Aye,

R. #380 Approval of Resolution fo: Federal Aid for Current Expenditures

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R. #381 i On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded "by Mr. Bennett, the following resolutions of appreciation Resolutions i for retired teachers, recently deceased, were approved: of Appreciation (Mr. Myers & j RESOLUTION Mrs. Breaux) ] F” The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. W. Stanley Myers October 6, 1958.

Mir. Myers joined the staff at Central High School in 1920 and taught biology and science. At the time of his retirement in 1953 tie was head of the Science Department, in which capacity he had served several years.

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He was conscientious and thoughtful of both his students and co-workers and they in ! turn were inspired by him and loved him as a friend. He had their respect and devotion.] Because of his fine qualities, his friends were drawn to him. His friendliness, loyalty^ and devotion to duty will long be remembered by those who were associated with him. His] past associates, students and patrons will remember him with admiration and love.

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The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and wishes to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher.

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RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Zelia on Wednesday, October 21, 1958.

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Mrs. Breaux was an exceptionally fine person and not only contributed a great deal to the schools, but to city-wide civic organizations. She was a great leader and loved by all who knew her.

In 1953 Mrs. Breaux became the first person to receive the Vilona P. Cutler award given by the Urban League. The gymnasium of the Fourth Street YMCA branch is named in her honor. She was president of the Oklahoma Association of Negro Teachers in 19%; re ceived the Negro Chamber of Commerce Outstanding Woman award in I9U7 and the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority's Finer Womanhood award in I9UI. She was a charter member and a director of the Urban League and trustee of Avery Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church. |

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Mrs. Breaux joined the staff in the Music Department at Douglass High School in and was Supervisor of that department when she resigned in 19%.Following her nation she served on the Reserve and Advisory Board for one year. Prior to her ment at Douglass she spent 20 years as head of the Music Department at Langston versity.

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She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotioh. Her friendliness, her loyalty and devotion to duty will long be remembered.

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The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and wishes to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher in her field, who was an inspiration to all who knew her. )

R. #382 Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve creating a Central Approval to Board of Education Activity Account to be named "General Activity Account," and to be used Create Genera] Activity Acc. .for purposes such as those listed below.

Repairs Audio-Visual Equipment- 1% of each student fee collected and used to repair Audio-Visual equipment.

Revolving fund for fee purchases from Storeroom.

Other uses of a like nature as prescribed in Title 70, Section Subsection 33, 3% and 35, 1951 0. S.

Motion carried unanimously on roll call. It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution R. #383 directing the Superintendent to make a trip to New York as designated: Trip for Superintendent RESOLUTION Approved The Board of Education of the city of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the Superintendent would make a trip to New York City from November 7 1° November 12, 1958, in order to request officially that the Oklahoma City Public Schools be considered for funds from the Ford Foundation to supplement the operation of our TV program.

THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED That the Superintendent be directed to make this trip to New York City with the understanding that if-he can arrange his work so as to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that any expense on the trip not paid by the Ford Foundation be paid by the Board of Education.

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PERSONNEL The following personnel recommendations and information were submitted, the recommendation for employment of teachers being with the understanding that contracts with the teachers employed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated:

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ Jerzy York as temporary laborer - salary $1®25 per houreffective September 25 a 1956® Request permission to employ Cecil D® Millsaps as temporary laborer - salary $1®25 per hour effective September 268 1956®

Request permission to employ Curtis H® Hendrix as temporary landscape helper $1®25 per hour - effective October 5» 1956®

salary

Request permission t© employ Stanley Lee Dobbs as temporary student painter - salary $1.25 per hour ™ effective October 30 1956. CHANGE IN SALARY Request permission to adjust the salary of Ervin J. Burns - temporary painter from $1.75 per hour to $1.50 per hour - effective October 110 1956.

Request permission to adjust the salary of David Eks temporary laborer,, maintenance shop9 from $1.25 per hour to $1.35 per hour - effective October 170 1956. CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT

Request permission to transfer J. B. Birdwell9 temporary laborer,, masonry department salary $1.25 per hour to masonry labor - salary $2600.00 per year - effective October 110 1956. Request permission to transfer George M. Clark,, regular carpenter shop foreman to job foreman - change salary from $3800.00 per year and $360.00 car allowance to $3700.00 per year and car allowance of $300.00 per year - effective October 118 1956. ;

Request permission to transfer Roland J. Carpenter from regular carpenter to carpenter shop foreman - salary $3700.00 per year - effective October 110 1956. Request permission to transfer Harold H. Parsons from temporary glazier9s foreman salary $2.00 per hour - to regular glazier’s foreman - salary $3600.00 per year plus $480.00 for car allowance - effective October 119 1956.

Request permission to transfer Roland J. Dicharry0 regular carpenter - salary $3500 per year to carpenter shop foreman - salary $3700.00 per year - effective October ;^19 1956. r

st permission to transfer John Quinton,, heavy equipment operator - salary (.per hour to drayage helper - salary $1.25 per hour - effective September

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

permission to employ Gary Smith as Part-Time Helper in the Curriculum Library - Salary on BASIS OF $0.75 PER HOUR FOR l£ HOURS PER DAY FOR 5 DAYS A WEEK - EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER II, 1956.

Request

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permission to employ Jean Jordan as temporary BASIS OF $160 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 9, I956.

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as temporary Clerk in the Supply Department - Salary on the BASIS OF $E.25 PER HOUR FOR 8 HOURS PER DAY FOR 5 DAYS PER WEEK - EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 16, 1956 AT NOON.

Request permission to employ Mary Mash

Request permission to employ Helen Stephens as temporary Clerk in the Service Department from October ii, 1956 through October 26, 1956 - Salary on the basis of $160 per month - during 1 1 Billie Ashworth’s vacation.

Change

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Request permission to transfer Gertrude Fuqua from Secretary to Mrs. McDonald to Secretary to Dr. Barnes - Salary form $2925 per year to $5125 per year - Effective October i, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Yvonne Robinson from Clerk in the Personnel Office to Secretary Mrs. McDonald - Salary from $2220 per year to $2520 per year - Effective October 9, 1956.

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Request permission to transfer Pricilla Thompson form Clerk in the Supply Department to Record Clerk in the Purchasing Department - Salary on the bais of $195 per month - Effective October 22, 1956.

Request permission to transfer Dorothy Yoachum from Clerk in the Testing Department - Salary $195 per month -.to Secretary in the Testing Department - Salary $200 per month - Effective October 26, 1956.

Request permission to Transfer Helen Webster from Half-Time Clerk at Wilson - Salary $87.50 per month to Full-Time Clerk at Wilson - Salary $175 per month - Effective October 50, 1956,

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ Clement Femelat as Assistant Engineer at Salary on the basis of $4600 per year - Effective October ii, 1956. Request permission to adjust THE CONTRACT SALARY OF Doctor’s Degree - effective July i , 1956.

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CHARLES GRADY IN THE AMOUNT OF $400.00,

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission, to employ the following the people as Teachers in the Night School for the Fall Semester of 1956-57Âť

Central High School? Helen Co Allison Dressmaking - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Ed Fortenberry Commerce - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Bonalee Barnett Spelling & Handwriting $3.00 per hour

Miss Noba Frencn Business Machines â€˘ $3.00 per hour

Mr. Wallace Brewer English - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Barritt Galloway Citizenship - $3.00 per hour

Miss Alice M. Burt.net t Lip Reading - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Harry B. Gooch Math - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Virginia Chappielear Reading - $3.00 per hour

Miss Minnie Guthrie English - $3.00 per hour

Miss Eva Chowning Librarian - $3.00 per hour

Rosa E. Harris Nursing - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Dorothy Ann Clay Commerce - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Bernice Hibbert Psychology - $3.00 per hour

Mr. L. A. Dermid Steam Engineer - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Melton Jones Sheet-Metal - $3.00 per hour

Mr. J. C. Dodman Social Science - $3.00 per hour

Miss Irene Rauf Nursing - $3.00 per hour

Miss Jimmie Dunn Business Machines - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Vera Kregel Nursing - $3.00 per hour

^fMr. Thomas Ellis \'Auto Mechanics - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Toney Lackey Drivers Ed. - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Evelyn Findly Social Science - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Jack Lester Drivers Ed. - $3.00 per hour

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Night School Personnel Continued. ;

Mr. Gene Loftis Commerce - $3.00 per hour

Miss Eulalia Steedman Spanish - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Bill McDaniel Apprentice Carpenter $3.00 per hour

Mr. Harry Taylor . < Drivers Ed. ~ $3.00 per hour

Mr. Robert Marsey Slide Rule - $3.00

Mr. Richard Thompson^ Jr. English - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Russell Mason Social Selene® - $3.00 per hour

Miss Martha Whi^e Bookkeeping - $3.00 per hour

Mr. William Mitchell English ~ $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Lillian G. Wilson Typewriting - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Raymond. Nichols Speech - $3.00 per hour

Capitol Hill Junior?

Mr. John Nutt Welding - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Judd Anderson Upholstery - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Katie O’Neal Reading - $3.00 per hour

Mr. E. H. Bingham Social Science - $3.00 per hr.

Mr. Lon Patterson Welding - $3.00 per hour

Mr. James Bryan Commerce - $3.00 per hour

Mr. A. E. Phillips Math - $3.00 per hour

Mr. E. m. Cotton Commerce - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Della Roberts Math - $3.00 per hour

Mr. John Griffin Electronics - $3.00 per hour

Mrs. Pat Robinson Gift Wrapping - $3.00 per. hour

Pauline Hammond Harn.® Ee. - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Fred Sanchez Income Tax - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Duane Harper Welding - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Charles W. Sandmann Math - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Rudolph Hasten Science - $3.00 per hour

Mr. William E. Simpson Psychology - $3.00 per hour

* Mr. Chester Ingraham Apprentice Sheet Metal $3.00 per hour

Mr. Claude T. Smith Apprentice Plumbers $3.00 per hour

Mr. Billy Jones Drivers Ed. - $3.00 per hour

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Continued:

Mr. Cecil Kegans Drivers Ed. - $3.00 per hour

Mary Selken Social Science -.$3.00 per hour

Mr. Clay Kerr English - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Paul Simmons Apprentice Carpenter $3.00 per hour

Mr. James Lanman Commerce - $3.00 per hour

Joan Leach Commerce - $3.00 per hour Mrs. Catherine Paschal English - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Ollie B. Stone Machine Shop - $3.00 per hour ■ Mr. Wesley Sullivan Apprentice Carpenter $3.00 per hour

Mr. Gene Post Psychology' $3.00 per-hour

Mr. W. E. Taylor Apprentice Sheet Metal $3.00 per hour

Mr. William Ryder Drivers Ed. - $3.00 per hour

Mr. Dan Walker Math - $3.00 per hour

Bequest permission to employ the following people as Clerical Help in the Night School for the Fall Semester of 1956-57.

Miss Juanita Bittie Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Mr. Cecil Tansel Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Mrs. Eleanor Curtis Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Mr. B. H. Thomas Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Miss Ruth Parks Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Miss Beth West Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Mr. Howard Musselman Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Mrs. Geneva Roth Secretarial Help - $5.00 per hoia. MrfcA’T'

Mr. H. I*. Rusch Enrolling Clerk - $2.50 per hour

Mrs. Rachelle Stephens Secretarial Help - $5.00 per night

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! Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #389 Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills was presented’.

Bills. and Payrolls Recommended

November 5, 1956

Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:

The following matters are presented for your consideration:

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 9, 1956

The Asst. Supt. and Business Manager have checked all bills

The Auditor has checked all bills Item #la - 1956-57 General Fund

Item #lb - 1955-56 General Fund

Item #lc - 1956 Bond

Item #ld - 1955 Bond

6'7,221.28

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367,298.61 )i,£50.62

Item #le - 1956-57 Bldg. Levy

30,802,76

Item #lf - 1955-56 Bldg. Levy

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TOTAL

1956-57 General Fund

A & E Equipment Co

Instr Suppls

Letter Bid 1,123.00 Low 118.65 Bd Action 552.26

A & W Violin Shop

Repr Musical Instru

Standard

Abelard-Schuman Inc Abingdon Press Agnew Auto Parts Airline Water Co

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Water

Dept Select Dept Select Low Utilities

Air Reduction Sales Co Inc

Instr Suppls

Amend .Distributing Co

Custodial Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Agree

American Body & Trailer Inc American Book Company American Electric Ignition Co

Mt Trks & Gars Instr Suppls Upk Trks & Cars

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American-LaFrance Foanite Ser American Optical Co American School & University

Anderson-Prichard Oil- Corp.' ■

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161.93 1,169.96

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Angelas Press Arrow Bag Co Auto Parts & Machine Co

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Trks & Cars

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

2.50 3.60 398.81

Beautesalon Supply Co Banks Upshaw & Co Barada & Page Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select Schl Select

9.00 5.29 3U.13

Beacon Pub Co The Big Top Toy Shop Bills Grocery

Nite Schl Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select

15.00 38.19 15.00

Bottenfield’s Inc R R Bowker Co Braniff Airways Inc

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Adm Expense N L George Bill Foutz

Low Dept Select Bd Action

2110.15 6.79 255.60

Britton Piano Shop The Bruce Pub Co Buck* s Sporting Goods, Inc

Piano Tuning Instr SupplsInstr Suppls

Standard Dept Select Select

1119.25 5.116 5i.oo

Burgess Pub Co Burroughs Corp

Instr Suppls Repr Office Mach

Schl Select Standard

2.33 18.00

California Test Bureau Campbell & Hall Inc Capitol Steel & Iron Co

Instr Suppls Dept Select Teach Aid Suppls ___ „.Dept Select Instr Suppls . Low

220.92 1.119 70.32

Carpenter Paper Co

Instr Suppls

.Low 177.36 Bd Action 103.10

Bob Cates City Blue Print & Photo Copy City Bus Company

Instr Suppls Suppls Rent Transp Equpt

Low Dept Select Agree

City Office Supply Inc

Suppls

City- Spring Works Childrens Press Inc

Mt Trks & Cars Teach Aid Suppls

Low 11.80 Bd Action 21i9.20 Standard Dept Select

Clarks Violin House H Cole Go Co$fe Electric Supply Go

Repr Musical Instru Repr Indust Arts Instr. Suppls..

Dept Select Dept Select, Low 82.50* ..... Bd Ac.tion29.0.7 ■

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Visual Aids Suppls Aid Suppls Aid Suppls

Low Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select

111. 21 26.99 3.00, 10.90

Cory Motion Picture Equip Crescent Market Inc Arthur C Croft Pub The Davis Press Inc

Reprs Instr Teach Teach

The John Day Co Inc Dearborn Chemical Co The Daily Law Journal-Record

Suppls Custodial Suppls Legal Publications

Dept Select Dept Select Publications

U.75 589.95 161.U0

Ray Daniels Reconing Servie Davidson Sales & Service Dee’s Photo Supply Inc

Reprs Visual Aids Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Standard Standard Low

5.70 190.86 770.33

John DeGraff Inc The Dept of Elem Sch Prin NEA Doenges Supply Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

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The Dolese Co

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Agree Low

Doubleday & Co Inc Dover Pub Inc Dowlings Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

21.00 88.75

Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select 70.90 Low 11.55 Standard 11.72

Downtown Chevrolet

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Bill Doyle

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The Dryden Press Inc Duplicating Products Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Repr Mach

Dept Select Schl Select 16.00 Standard 72.69 698.00 Low

E P Dutton & Co Inc Eastman Kodak Stores Inc Eckroat Paints & Hdw Co

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Alvin R Eggeling Emsco Electric Supply Co

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109.75 7.27 8.20

87.17

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Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Librayr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Enrichment Records Instr Suppls Estamae

Bd Action Dept Select Dept Select

700.88 12.00 30.62

E A Fariss The Fideler Go C J Fishman

Rental Library Bks Rentals and Storage

Dept Select

500.00 25.5U 375.00

The Fleck Bearing Co Florida State Dept of Ed Follett Pub Co

Reprs Ihdust Arts Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

U.65 3.00 IOI4..6O s?

Fototype Inc Bill D Foutz

Instr Suppls Adm Expense

Schl Select Bd Action

180.72 125.77

The Garrard Press Gaylord Bros Inc General Electric Supply Co

Teach Aid Suppls Library Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action

I4..66 68.00 715.60

N L George Gibbs & Co Hugh B Ginn

Adm Expense Instr Suppls Adm Expense

Bd Action Low Bd Action

116.25 151.10 90.25

B F Goodrich Co Graham Paper Co Graybar Electric Co

Upk Trks & Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Bd Action Bd Action

I4.608L1. 786.61 28.57

The C A Gregory Co

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select

H & H Equipment Co Hackett Electric Co E M Hale & Co

Mt Trks & Cars Reprs to Indus Arts Teach Aid. Suppls

Dept Select Low Dept Select

Hall & McCreary Co JJajrcpurt Brace & Co Inc Harlow Pub Corp

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select

iwz. 06 3^Ml7

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Hart Industrial Supply Co

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Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select Schl Select

638.08 16-.00 3.3h

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676. Ii2

Hastings House Pub D G Heath & Co Houghton Mifflin Co

Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

Humpty Dumpty Store Hunzicker Bros

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Bd Action I7I4.OI1. Low 19. UU

193.U8

1.98 6.31 3.b9

23.10

Industrial Chemical Labs Informative Classroom Picture Ingraham Electric Co

Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls Reprs Indust Arts

Low Dept Select Dept Select

236.70 23.33 1.33

Interstate Litho Plate Institute of Languages International Business Mach

Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Rental

Bd Action Dept Select Agree 880.00 Standard h.83.19

122.30 1.10

1,363.19

International Harvester Co

Mt Trkd & Cars

Standard

69.28

J H Conger Jt Commission On Missionary Johnson Motors

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Trks & Cars

Agree Dept Select Standard

67.30 3.60 20.72

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Repr Visual Eqpt

Dept Select 31.96 Low Letter Bid 302,07

Helen J one s Jones Boys #6 Journal of Education

Adm Expense Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Kamp Bros Kee Lox Mfg Co Harry Keeton Supply Co

Kilpatrick Brothers

33U.03

Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select

30.% 20.33 1.00

Instr Suppls Office Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low Dept Select

91.19 60.00 33.30

Instr Suppls

Low

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133.26

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Kress Co

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

9.91

i Leland Equipment Co Library Supply Co Life

. Instr Suppls Nite Schl Suppls Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

3.85 10.08 11.00

J y. ;>'■

Schl Select ' Dept Select Dept Select

16.26 7.70 30.10

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select

U.17

The MacMillan Co M & J Elect Co Magnus Craft Mtrls

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select

Jim Martin Educational Films McCormick-Mather Pub McGraw-Hill Bk Co Inc

Library Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select

McKnight & McKnight Melton Co Inc. Charles E Merrill Bks

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low Schl Select

Lily Mills Co J B Lippincott Co Litho Negative & Plate Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls

Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co Inc

‘ft!

12.28\ . . ‘

56.5O;ft. 18.12’;

■ 505.00 > 51.28 •;< 11.U2 r

5.00 6.01|. 20.52

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Metropolitan Water Co Michigan Scientific Co Mideke Supply Co

Miller Jackson Co

R /

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Miller-Norris Co Inc Modern Lithography Morgensen Lumber Co

Water Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Reprs.Visual Aids

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Utilities Select-Quality Low 88U.22 Dept Select 10.39 Standard 2.Li5

32.55 133o3U

897.06

Low 59.26 Dept Select 5O.li8 Standard 311.119

1U14-.23

Low Dept Select Low

220.00 3. Op W5.118

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William Morrow & Co Inc Multigraph Sales Agency Music Journal

Teach Aid Suppls Reprs Office Mach Instr Suppls

Dept Seld<t Standard Dept Select

Musical America

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

Narrow Enterprises Inc National Art Ed Association National Ed Association

Reprs Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Dept Dept Schl

Select Select Select 17.1b Select l.bO

10o00 • 59.09 . ■

5.oo

b5.51 3.00

18.5U

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Nat'l Assoc of Sec.Sch.Princip Teach Aid Suppls New State Towel & Linen Serv Custodian Suppls New Method Bk Bindery Inc Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Agree Dept Select

5.93 83. b7 10b.7$ I v®

Nichols Hills Transporation Nichols Seed Co

Pupils Transp Eqpt Instr Suppls

Agree Dept Select b.12 Low 77.79

b3.50 81,91

Nu Media

Instr Suppls

Select

0 C E A Occu-Press Ohio State University Press

Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select

10.00 . 1.00 -■ 1,68 ? ,

Oklahoma Business News Co Suppls Oklahoma City Assoc-Insur-Agts Insurance Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Suppls

Dept Select Agree Low

30,00: ' 925.5b^ 5.00®

Oklahoma City Via ter Dept Water Oklahoma Congress of .ParentsTeaLibrary Bks Oklahoma County Health Adm Expense

Utilities Dept Select Dept Select

Oklahoma Co Water Co Water Oklahoma Gas & Elec Co Light & Power Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaner Instr Suppls

Utilities Utilities Low

205.20

8,211.67 .75 101^ t

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Oklahoma Natural Gas Co Oklahoma Oxygen Co Oklahoma. Paper Co

Oklahoma Seating Co

• Fuel Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Instr Suppls

Utilities Agree Bd Action 2115.70 Low 233.10

Low 220.511 Dept Select 115.50 Bd Action 9311.00

1,6911.59 307.99 1178.80

1,200.011

Oxford University Press Inc

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select

l.ili

Parker Publishing Co Inc L T Payne W J Pettee & Co

Teach Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Agree Low

7.92 260.00 17.56

Pipkin Photo Servie Pitney-Bowes Inc Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Instr Suppls Rental Instr Suppls

Low Standard Low

1711.20 18.00 58.58

Plays Inc Portland Ave EvangelicalUBC Postmaster

Instr Suppls Rental Suppls

Schl Select Agree Standard

3.12 150.00 50.00

Prentice-Hall Inc

Teach Aid Suppls

Dept Select 18.13 Schl Select 2.118

Publication Services Inc Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit

Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select 2,033.76 Schl Select 3,118.112

20.61 1.00

5,152.18

Smith-Corona Inc Southwest Wheel Inc The Standard Register Co

Reprs Mach Mt Trks & Cars Nite Schl Suppls

Standard Standard Low

211.25 132.07 117.90

Star Engraving Company State Agy for Surpl Prop State Supply Co

Commencement Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select Low

5.05 1150.31 39.08

Steel Supply Co Structo Manufacturing Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

1,1155.67 9.66

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^^^;dio Supply'Inc

v Instr Suppls

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'^Random House Inc. ! ’ Remington Rand

Richards & Conover Hdw Co Gilbert L Robinson Royal Typewriter Co

81.00 Low Dept Select 26.63

107-163

Teach Aid Suppls Reprs Mach

Dept Select Standard

8.80 881.90

Instr Suppls Adm Expense Instr Suppls

Low Bd Action Standard 30.99 Schl Select 7^9

3 hl.9U 232.10

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38.3U

S & J Supply Co Howard W Sams & Co Inc " Sanitary Equipment Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls

Low Dept Select Low

7.30 27.71 6.00

Porter Sargent Willis G Sautbine Schmitt's Hobby & Craft

Library Bks Rentals & Storage Instr Suppls

Schl Select Agree Low

lllelO. 300.00 U«99

Scrivner Stevens Co S E B Paint Co Severin Supply Co

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Low Low

19.00 U10.00 3.oo:

Sharp & Nichols Music Co

Instr Suppls

Dept Select 3.00 Low 33.00

Sherwin Williams

Instr Suppls

Simon & Schuster Inc Southwestern Bell Tele Co Simpson Auto Co Tandy Leather Co

Teach Aid Suppls Tele Service Upk Trks & Cars Instr Suppls

Schl Select 3.90 Low 39.60 Dept Select Utilities Dept Select Dept Select 3.90 Schl Select 19. Low 391.96

36.00

U3.10' 19.U9 9-367.U7 60.22

37U.91

Tension Envelope Corp Texas Schl Bk Deposit Mary A Thacker Clerk

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Petty Cash Reim

Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select

Town of Nichols Hills Triangle Blue Print & Supply Trice Wholesale Elect

Water Instr Suppls Reprs Visual Aids

Utilities Low Standard

U.9o U7.38i 93.17--

B H Thomas Thompson Bk & Supply Co

Labor-Printing Instr Suppls . ,41>v.

Agree Bd Action

iii.ll 36U.32

209.66 . 6.09 326.39

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Page -10-

Thompson Bd & Supply Co Thompson Schl Bd Deposit

Instr Suppls Library Bds

2£.2O:

Schl Select Dept Select 8111.711 Schl Selectl,059.811

1,901.58

Elaine Tucker Tutor That Never Tires Inc

Adm Expense Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select

128.511 10.00

Underwood Corp Universal Blueprint & Suppls University of Michigan

Suppls Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Standard Dept Select Dept Select

911.75 66.15 1.80

The University Pub Co Vandercook & Sons Inc Vaseco Inc

Teach Aid Suppls Reprs Indust Arts New Eqpt

Dept Select Schl Select Dept Select

10.111, 33.65

Van’s Auto Supply

Mt Trks & Cars

Low

211.10

Wallace & Tiernan Incorp Waller Typesetting,Co Waugh Bros Supply Co

Custodial Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select Low

F Weber Co Welding Eqpt Co Western Bk & Office Supply

Instr Suppls Reprs-Indust Arts Suppls

Schl Select Standard ' Dept Select

6. Sli. 11.79 10.00

Western Newspaper Union Western Uniform & Towel Serv Western Union Telegraph Co

Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Telephone

Low Agree Utilities

139.06 31.15 111.35

Westinghouse Elec Suppls The Willis Music Co The H W Wilson Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls

Bd Action Dept Select ■ Dept Select

10.19 332.91 13.00

G C Wimbish World Book Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Approved Bd Action

76.00 1173.71

Yow Brake & Clutch

Mt Trks & Cars

Dept Select

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25.90 62.80 139.115

J&M7 ’’ST

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American Art Clay Co TSnferican Technical Society

Barada & Page Inc Frank H Braunlich The Brookings Institution

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

Custodian Suppls New Eqpt Instr Suppls

Low Low Schl Select

26.3h 2.77;

■

19.13 358.00 15.00 ♦

i. 10.U7 1 173.50 9.3k

Schl Sele ct Schl Select Schl Select

Cambridge University Press Civic Education Service Columbia University Press

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Community Playthings Cory Motion Picture Eqpt E. V. Cox Const Co

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus Final Est - Harrison

Denoyer-Geppert Co Dowlings Inc Bill Doyle

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus Office Suppls

Schl Sele ct Schl Select Low

8.9b -71k.b5 3,799.93

Dulaney’s

New Schl Apparatus

Dept Select 97.90 Schl Select 355.60 1,506.05 Low

1,959.55

Schl Select Low Schl

132.^0 2.>62

Dupont Paint Co E P Dutton & Co Inc

Mt Repr Furn Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

The Economy Co Farrar Straus & Cudahy Inc Field Enterprises Inc Educ

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Library Bks

Schl Select Schl Select Sclil Select

General Electric Supply Co Graham Paper Co Greenberg Pub

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Agree Low Schl Select

Harper & Brothers Hart Industrial Supply- Go

Instr Suppls Mt Repr Furn

Schl Select Low U9.69 Dept Select 3.20

753. k837.96 . 3.27

Harvard University Press D C Heath & Co Hoover Bros Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select Bd Action

International Bus Mach Corp Institutional Supply Co Institutional Supply Co

Suppls New Furn New Furn

Standard Low Bd Action

Noble James & Asso Jenkins Music Go

New Furn-Fixture s Instr Suppls

. Bd Action Low £ Schl SelectiaM»

Johnson Wholesale Electronics The Judy Co

New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls

Low

Kilpatrick Bros Alfred A Knopf Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

^\5,c'JOL^Sfelect ...

5.67

52.89 3.50 87.66 5,281.88

co c

282.56 h.60.00 21,837.70

93.18 397.ho 66.51

MEETING OF NOVEMBER

Latern Press Inc Lupton Bros Mfg Agents Lynch-Speegle Co

Macrae Smith Co Manly Office Supply Co Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Instr Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls

Metropolitan Schl Study Councillnstr Suppls Instr Suppls Mideke Supply Co New Schl Apparatus Monroe Calc Mach Co Inc

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Schl Select Bd Action , Bd Action

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2.48 r. -27.12 *' h.UB

J \

Dept Select Bd Action Bd Action

93.75 5U5-63 2sk00.00

; 1

Schl'Select Dept Select-’ Bd Action

•

Morris Chevrolet City Muhlenberg Press The MacMillan Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Agree Schl Select Schl Select

21.68

2.29 6.00

McGraw-Hill Bk Co Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

■ 7.28

National Debate Research Co D Van Norstrand Inc W W Norton & Co Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select Schl Select

20.00 10.32 6.08

;

A J Nystrom & Co

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

J4.h3.88

Oceana Publications Oklahoma Seating Co Oxford Bk Co Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low Schl Select

10.00 3,3U.6O 35.50

Oxford University Press Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

8.2U

Peripole Products Inc Philosophical Library Inc Prentice-Hall Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select

32U.5O 3.18 2.h8

Public Affairs Comm Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

9.214

Readers Digest EducationalDept Instr Suppls Rector’s.Ek Store Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

80.00 9.16

; A1' 8:’< '■ U J*

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Page —1U?-

The Refinery Supply Co Regent Wholesale Dis of OklaC Rickner’s

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls

Bd Action Schl Select Schl Select

15.00 U3.26 2U.00

John F Rider Pub Inc Kathleen L Riggs Robinson Janitor Supply Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select Bd Action

8.61 7U.92 337.50

The Ronald Press Co Russell Records

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

Scholastic Magazines Scott-Foresman & Co Charles Scribner’s Sons

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Sele ct Schl Select

12U.00 3.80 1.9T

Sears, Roebuck & Co Sharp & Nichols Music Co Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus • Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low Schl Select

35. OU 66.00 llj-.i+O

Simon & Schuster Inc Southwest Smelting & Refining

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

U.66 15.21i

12.32 6.36

•

Thompson Schl Bk Deposit Time Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

3.75 2U.00

Underwood Corp u S News & World Report

New Furn & Fixtures Instr Suppls

Low Schl Select

295.00 2h.00

University of Oklahoma Press

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

52-i56

Vaseco Inc

New Schl Apparatus

Low

J Weston Walch Pub Wilcox Record Shop John Wiley & Sons Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select Schl Select

Th H W Wilson Co

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

Or- 1 2tkl>0

W.50

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1956 Bond Acme Const Co Allied Steel Erection Serv American First Title & Trust

Est 1 & 2 - Mayfair Schl lj.th Unit Douglass Stadium Repr Dept Select Real Estate Real Estate

17>7U6.25 5U6.1O 35.00

Ball Distributing & EngineeringMetal Annexes Ground Improvement The Boardman Co Branham’s Inc New Furn-Fixtures

Low Standard Bd Action

1,165.92 U6O.7O 780..00

Butler Shade Co Butler-Sparks Eqpt Co H J Butterly Inc

Furniture Stadium Repr Stadium Repr

Bd Action Standard Low

ii, 087.59 707.97 250.00

Capitol Steel & Iron Co Carson Mach & Supply Co Bob Gates

Stadium Repr Stadium Repr Painting Contract

Low Schl Select Low

City Office Supply Inc City of Okla City Concho Const Co

New Furn-Fixtures Bd Action Inspection Fees Agree Partial Est #2 for various Schls

Conner & Pojezny Connelly Const Co Const Product Co

Arch Serv-3^% of Est#l-Coolidge Schl Est #1-Park Areas for various Schls Annexes-HLdgs Bd Action

576.58 32,890.20 7,O55.OQ:

J J Cook Const Inc E V Cox Const Co

Est/£L - Longfellow Schl Est #1-Coolidge Schl 28,829.83 Final Est-Harrison Schl 160.00

13,653.00

Crane Co

Annexes-Eqpt

Low

The Dolese Co

Ground Improv

Agree Low

150.80 3,105.89 596.25

28,989.83

21.30

2,586.27 155.18

Dowlings Inc Chas M Dunning Constr Co Haht Industrial Supply Co

New Eqpt-Fixtures Est #1 - Grant Schl Annexes-Bldgs

W H Heldenbrand Hudgins-Thompson-Ball & Assoc L H Humphries Const Co

Business Expense Bd Action Arch Fee Est #1 Buchanan Schl Est #1 -Nichols Hills Schl

Hunzicker Bros

Furniture

♦

17.58 2+70.65 27.50

Bd Action

Low

Low 153.35 Bd Action .88

2,7U1.”1i5

'X9,636^0 21,3U2l28 112^1

73.16 527.U7 10,795.0

15U.23

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Page -16Jones-Newby Supply Co

Stadium Repr

Low

Kilpatrick Bros

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

96.23

Kingo Inc

New Furn-Fixtures

Bd Action 3>093.63 Low 368.6® Bd Action

The H E Leonhardt Lumber Co The Long-Bell Lumber Co Harbour Longmire

Caretakers House Stadium Repr New Turn-Fixtures

Low Low Quality Select

110.00 13.73 273.00

Mideke Supply Co Miller Floor Co Miller Jackson Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Mod-Reprs-Bldgs New Furn-Fixtures

Low Select Schl Select

338.33 7.90 113.73

Milner Constr Co

Morgensen Lumber Co

Est # 2: Adams Schl Est # 2 Fillmore Schl Annexes Bldgs

23,337.30 20,337.90 Low

Nichols Seed Co Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Ground Improvement New Bldgs

Low Bd Action 181.30 Select 3.03

Oklahoma City Assoc of InsurAgtNew Bldgs Misc The Oklahoma Publishing Co Oklahoma Seating Co Annexes-Furn

Insurance Publisher Low 1,363.23 Schl Select 60.30 Bd Action 17,216.90

L B Perkins Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go

New Furn-Fixtures Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Reynolds & Morrison

Arch Fees-Est#l-Longfellow Schl273.O6 Arch Fees-Est#3-Pierce Schl 281.93

Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Stadium Repr

Agree Bd Action

293.00 Low Dept Select 12.33

Roofing Supply Co Inc

New Bldgs

Low

Schwartz Constr Co Severin Supply Co Shawver & Son Inc

Est#l Kaiser Schl Ground. Improvement Mod-Reprs -Bldgs

Low Contract-NW Sr Hi

Sherwin William Co Smith & Son

New Cabinets Est #1 Arthur Schl Est #3 Pierce Schl

Dept Select 13,023.76 18,793.20

3,363.33 2,830.23

36.003.30 338.30

33.83

186.33

1,096.39 338.20

18,831.33

302.70 337.33

333.99 / i•

306.3,y.

66.02

73.30 ;

32,818.96 ................ diJ

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Ji* •» Standard Roofing & Mtrl Co Sorey Hill & Sorey

Reprs -Bldgs Low Est #l-2-Millard Fillmore Schl6L|.7.OO Est #1-2 John Adams Schl 72k.00 Est #1-2 Mayfair Elem Schl 3911*00

Mary A Thacker Clerk R W Thomas Thomas Concrete Pipe Co

Petty Cash Reim Dept Select Project#838-Pierce SchlReal Estate Stadium Repr Low

Thompson Bk & Supply Co

New Furn-Fixtures

Bd Action

United Brick and Tile Co

Stadium Reprs

Low

Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg

Arch Serv Est #1 Arthur Schl 280.L|.8 Arch Serv Est #1 Nichols Hills Schl 213.91

Herb Welding & Radiator Co Inc Douglass Stadium Weller Construction Co Est #1 Buchanan Schl

Westinghouse Elec Supply J Wilson Swan Wright & Selby

Low

Stadium Repr Low Real Estate Appraisal Real Estate Arch Serv Est #1 Grant Hi Schl

11,1168.83 1117.20

1196.39

U2.3O 26,373.60

389.63 130.00 26,8611.68

1933 Bond

E V Cox Constr Co The Dolese Co

Final Est Harrison Schl Mo d-Reprs—Bldgs Agree

Hart Industrial Supply Co

Project#608

Low

Utility Tower Co

Prcject#6O7

Agree

6.33-

38.38: k’3 X ■

SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF OCTOBER*

Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian Church

Rental

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

State Contribution Fund State Contribution Fund.

Soc Security Contrib Soc Security Contrib

Taxes Taxes

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1956-57 Bldg Levy

Acme Oil Tool Co Inc Acme Quality Paints Inc The Automotive Inc

Repr to Bldgs Move Greenhouse Upk Grounds

LowLow Low

Barada & Page Inc Paul Blakeney Co The Boardman Co

Caretakers House Upk Grounds Upk Grounds

Low Low Standard Letter Bid

2U0-.00 358.80 33s.76

21.83 38.80 13.97 5U.9O

68.87

Jack Barnes Plumbing & Heating First & Final Est- Millard Fillmore Schl

5,957.00

Brown Machinery Co

Reprs-Bldgs

Low

Catitol Steel & Iron Co

Classen TV Proj

Low Letter Bid

116.56

16U.06 U33.8U

597.90

Bob Cates City Blue Print & Photo Commercial Distributing Co

Upk Grounds Reprs-Bldgs Upk Grounds

Low Dept Select Low

U22.ll 11.56 27.8U

Crane Co

Remold-Stage

Low

170.28

The Denman Floors Co The Dolese Co

Bldg Mtrls Reprs to Bldgs

Low Agree 199.23 Low 26.70

225.93

U7.7O 37U..73

E I DuPont De Nemours & Co iyke Bros

Reprs - Furn Reprs-Furn

Low Low

Electric Eqpt & Supply Co Emsco Elect Supply Co .

Taft-Proj Electrecal Fixtures

Low Low 156.6I4. Bd Act 878.UO Dept Select 16U.U0

U63.18

9516U .7 1,19901k J/’

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Federal Corp

Reprs-Bldg Eqpt

Findlay’s Paint & Wallpaper Fire Au-pliance & Supply Co

Reprs-Furn Reprs-Bldg Eqpt

Bd Action 6.62 Low 95.31 Dept Select Agree

General Electric Supply Co B F Goodrich

Remodel Upk Grounds

Low Low

101fc>3 22 fco

2,39307

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Hart Industrial Supply Co

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',.i£

986.77 Low Bd Action 18.00

6017.77

19.00; 19.I1O ■W': iok.09-

Harter Marblecrete Stone Co A G Hoge Hdw Co A C Horn Co of Texas

Reprs to Blds Upk Grounds Reprs to Bldgs

Low Low Low

Hunzicker Bros

Reprs to Bldgs

Low

1161.71

■f.

Independent Supply Co Reprs to Bldgs Industrial Gasket & Packing Co Reprs to Bldgs IBM Corp Reprs to Bldgs

Standard Low Standard

Jones-Newby Supply Co

Reprs to Bldgs

Bd Action

Kilpatrick Bros

Mtrls-reprs to HLdgs

M & V Supply Co Inc Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co

Reprs - Bldgs Reprs - Bldgs

Bd Action 1,0112.20 Low 21|6.80 Select Low

1,289.00 18.38 30.00

Mideke Supply Co

Reprs-Furn

lli.Uo Standard Select 6.39 Dept Select 203.29 Low 2,363.20

2,987.23

16.91 26.110 9.99

71.70

Miller Jackson Co Miller-Norris Co Inc Morgensen Lmb Co .

Reprs Bldgs Eqpt Reprs Bldgs Reprs Bldgs

Low Low Bd Action 8,293.00 Low 299.86

New State Ice Nichols Seed Co Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Reprs Bldgs Upk Grounds Reprs Bldgs

Low Low Low 917.711 Bd Action 8O.8I1

1198.98•

7.9k Agree Dept Select .60

8^111

Oklahoma Oxygen Co

Reprs .Bldgs

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Upk Grounds Reprs Bldgs » ■■ •r

Standard ■Dept Select

•3

37.80 132.00

t 8,912.86 ■f!r'. *

96.00 87.68 ■

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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go Prime Petroleum Products Inc

Project L|.O5-H15 Upk Grounds

Low Low

108.29 93.7U

Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Reprs - Bldgs

Low

133.6U

S & H Shade Co Inc Service Electric Co Sherwin Williams

Mtrls-Reprs-Bldgs Upk Grounds Reprs to Bldgs

Low Low Low 272.00 Dept Selectlj.21.00

Bert Smith Road Mchry Co Inc State Agency for Surplus

■11 i

Upk Grounds Reprs to Bldgs

Standard Dept Select 1.80 Agree 135.00

36.00 16.25

693.00

78.75 139.80

Steel Supply Co Southwest Parts Corp Southwestern Glass & Mirror

Reprs to Bldgs Upk Grounds Reprs to Bldgs

Spurlin Sales Co Superior Floor Co

Upk Grounds Mtrls-Reprs-Bldgs

Standard Dept Select

56. 18 85.70

Triangle HLue Print & Supply

Upk Grounds

Select

17. 20

United Brick & Tile Co Universal Blueprint & Supply The Upco Co

Caretakers House Reprs to BLdgs Reprs to Bldgs

Low Agree Dept Select

Van’s Auto Supply

Upk Grounds

Low

66O 72

Wallace & Tiernan Inc Wylie-Stewart Mach.Co Inc

Reprs to Bldgs Reprs to Bldgs

Low Standard

12161 62.25 . 1■ A ■

Bissell Builders Supply Co

Project 50U

Bd Action

889.35

The Dolese Co

Mtrls St Suppls

Agree

190. L5

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.Letter Bid Standard Low

151.88 28.2.6 61.82

311. 05 121.20 135.00

1955-56 Bldg Levy

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Fiberglass Industries Hart Industrial Supply Co

Classen T V Mtrls-Suppls

Dept Select Low

25.50 118.16

A C Horn Co of Texas

Mtrls-Suppls

Low

72.63

Kilpatrick Bros

Mtrls-Suppls

Low 67.92 Bd Action3,769.77

3,837.69

Mideke Suppls Co

Mtrls-Suppls

Low

131.29

Nichols Seed Co

Mtrls-Suppls

Low

11.65

Oklahoma Electrical Supply Co

Furniture

Low

U07.50

Dept Select Dept Select

1311.00 7740

Scovil & Sublett Furniture Southwestern Glass & Mirror Co Mtrls-Suppls

CONT'D

'“/Payroll for the month; of October

. 1956-57 BUILDING LEVY ‘Payroll for the month. of October #21 - #2k

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1956 Bo,nd FOR the month of October. #15-#19

IL i -Item' #3

PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING NOVEMBER 30,1956 i... ' s- v

l-956~5-7' GENERAL FUND Payrolls - including school administrators, clerical, service'department employees, and-extra services I

A % '•/I tea'chf•erS>! ; SO

1956-57' BUILDING LEVY

Payrolls-/ including construction c-rewn’on new buildings^ .D —

A® ons/to :be listed on these, payrolls 1 Lafve been regularly f '“4il-ly or daily basis and payrolls’are to be compute ----- rd. All payrolls will be supported by verified ■pro.per^au^labi’fRation and approval and,will be' examinedl'bjritft.e? auditor prior-;to .release of warrants'. We re icoir tappgd^d\f or ^payment;, subje,c.t .only« stitutes, and, section of the; Board. 0,ms ’to ’issue'warrants fo'r same.*'1 # It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs Melton to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $513,12^-8U, and to instruct the Clerk to issue -payrants in payment of same as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R- #385 Claims Approved for Payment

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the payrolls for the month of October be approved and the payrolls for November be authorized as recommended. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #386 October Payrolls Approved November Payrolls Authorized

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to award contracts for science supplies and equipment as follows:

R. #387 Contracts Awarded on Science Sup.

One lot of standard science equipment and supplies shall be purchased for Classen High School in the total amount of $1,98R.88. This purchase shall be charged to the 1-3 general account in the amount of $1,365-13 and to the C-2 account in the amount of $619-75-

One lot of standard science equipment and supplies shall be purchased for Harding High School in the total amount of $3,636.22. This purchase shall be charged to the 1-3 general account in the amount of $3,^37-26 and to the C-2 account in the amount of $198.96.

One lot of standard science equipment and supplies shall be purchased for Central High School in the total amount of $1,808.00. This purchase shall be charged to the 1-3 general account in the amount of $1,052.95 and to the C-2 account in the amount of $755-05AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY $1,675.82 2,107-18 1,281.98 1,859.65

Welch Melton Refinery Stansi Michigan

5OUA7 Total

$7,^29.10

all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." (See following page for Notice for Bids.)

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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1956 - CONT'D

R. #387 Cont'd

R. #388 Awards Made on Fence Material

R. #389 Contract Awarded on Glass

R. #390 Contracts Awarded on Lumber, etc., Taft

Central Food Service Report

Motion was made By Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to award contract on one lot of fence and fence material for the installation of the fence at Capitol Hill Senior High School to the low bidder, Cyclone Fence Company, in the amount of $5,909, with the underÂ standing that the Board will install the fence, the purchase- to be charged to account all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve awarding contract for one lot of glass for maintenance stock to the low bidder, Dyke Brothers, in the amount of $1,876, the purchase to be charged to account #^37, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. Motion carried unanimously on roll call

Motion was made by Mr...Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to let contracts to the low bidders on one lot of lumber, door hardware, and aluminum trim for Taft Junior High School in the total amount of $1,U17.52, of which $1,193.96 shall be awarded to Kilpatrick Lumber Company and $223.56 to Morgensen Lumber Company; the purchase to be charged to account $413; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

Financial statement as of September 30, 1956 was submitted by the Central Food Service Department and a copy placed on file in the Clerk's office.

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1956 - CONT'D

Motion was made By Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright that contracts on one lot of plumbing supplies for Taft Junior High School and All Schools be awarded to bidders listed below in the total amount of $1,531*51# the purchase to be charged to account #805, in the amount of $754.21, and to account #437 in the amount of $777•30:

R. #391 Contracts Awarded on Plumbing Supl

AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY

Bell Supply Company Loeffler Greene Crane Company Norman Supply Federal Corporation

Total

4.04 420.17 8.49 591.07 507-64 $1,531.51

all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

Motion was made by Mr.. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve -ftie following described R. #392 change order No. 1, Douglass High School Stadium plumbing, Oller Heating Company, Contractors:Change Order No. 1, Doug lass Stadium Item No. 1: Omit patching of existing floors in men's and women's toilet rooms. Approved Ditches shall be backfilled and tamped by plumbing contractor. Patching of floors shall be by Owner.

Item No. 2:

Move floor drains in men's and women's toilet rooms to center of room.

Item No. 3:

Add one floor drain in women's toilet room.

No change in contract price.

Motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve change order #1, C’onnellj Construction Company, deducting $4,947.79 from the contract for Linwood School paving area. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #393 Change Order No. 1, Lin wood Paving Approved

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve change order No. 2 of Connelly Construction Company, adding $190 to contract of Dewey School for extending pave ment in outer exit drive. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #394 Change Order No. 2, Dewey Pavement Approved

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting of the low bid of Smiser Construction Company for facilities at Harding Junior-Senior High School in the amount of $548,765- Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #395 Contract Awarded on Harding Add.

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.

R. #396 Adjournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

day of

Approved this

ATTEST Cl/erk

President

NESTING OF NOVEMBER 29, 1956

|THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY CF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1956, AT 4:30 P. M. ! F. Thompson, President A. Thacker, Clerk > | |

Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton

Jim Wright

|Others present:

Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Deputy Superintendent

1 Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager : Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, and A. H. Higdon, Directors; Max Morgan, representing W. A. | Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; representatives of the press

| and T-V Stations.

Invocation

j The invocation was given by Mr. Wright. On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids in response to the attached Notice for Bids were opened and read aloud as per the attached tabulation of bids:

R. #397 Bids Opened on Ridgeview Addition

TABULATION OF BIDS ON RIDGEVIEW ADDITION

Contractor Skaggs Construction Co. Smith & Son J. J. Cook Construction Co. Chas. M. Suttle Shamrock Construction Co. C. T. Hughes Acme Construction Co.

Base Bid

$110,352.00 105,697.00 107,693.00 116,390.00 114,000.00 122,000.00 118,527.00

Alternate #1 (addition)

$53.00 75.00 55.00 70.00 55.00 70.00 58.00

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray that the bids received on the addi-

| 1 !

tion to Ridgeview School be referred to the central office staff for further consideration, I Bids on Ridge view Additior consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried. Referred to Central Offie Mr. M. J. Burr and Mr. Alex Higdon, who recently attended I. B. M. School in Endicott, R. #399 New York, gave a report of their experiences. Mr. Burr remarked that since attending this Report of school he is more convinced than ever of the feasibility of having the I. B. M. equipment in the Oklahoma City School System. He reported, also, that a representative of the U. S'.. Trips by Mr. Burr and Office of Education who a short time ago examined our pupil accounting records, commended Mr. Higdon very highly the accuracy and efficiency of those records. About all we lack is a record of the number of blue-eyed and the number of brown-eyed children we have, he said. The Superintendent called attention to a 2Â§~page report from Mr. H. G. Buchanan, Director Supt. Calls

of Maintenance, summarizing work done during the summer by this Department, with a subÂ stantial saving to the Board.

He also discussed the purchase of T-V equipment for the Studio at N. W. 18th Street and Classen, and recommended the purchase in line with his discussion.

Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Sally Landis Payne and Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Opal Coy was<made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried:

I i

| R. #398

RESOLUTION in Appreciation of Mrs, Sallie Landis Payne The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Sallie Landis Payne, November 12, 1956.

Attention to Report of Maintenance Department Also Report on T-V Sta. R. #400

Resolution of Appreciation Mrs. Sally Payne and Mrs. Opal Coy

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 29, 1956 - CONT'D

I. #400 Continued

Resolution of Appreciation, Mrs. Sallie Landis Payne - Continued:

Mrs. Payne joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1914 and taught in several schools in the city before joining the staff at Wheeler in 1934, where she taught the second grade until she took a "Leave of Absence" in 1946. She served on the Reserve and Advisory Board for a year,1943. She was a member of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution, Daughters of the Confederacy, and the American Association of University Women.

Mrs. Payne was a very kind person and spent a great deal of her time work ing with groups looking after under-privileged children. Inworking with children, she found great happiness and they appreciated and loved her. Her past associates, pupils, and their parents will remember her with ad miration and love. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher, who was an inspiration to her pupils, co-workers, and friends.

RESOLUTION in Appreciation of Mrs. Opaf- Coy The Board of Eeucation learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Opal Coy on November 19, 1956.

Mrs. Coy joined the teaching staff at Garden Oaks School in 1954 as first grade teacher. She became ill near the close of the semester last year and was unable to resume teaching this fall. She had taught in several schools in the state before coming to Oklahoma City. She was a member of the national, state, and local professional organiza tions and the Cleaces Memorial Church.

She had a very pleasing personality and was dearly loved by the children, their parents, the principal, and the staff at Garden Oaks. They admired her ability and loved her as a friend. During her illness they proved their love by helping to finance a trip to Mayo Brothers. She will long be remembered by all who knew her. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the be reaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher.

R. #401 Professional

j j

Trips i Approved— ! Mr. Ballard, | Mr. Taylor, ■ Mr. Swagerty, | Supe rintendent

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following resolu tion directing the persons designated to make trips as indicated:

RESOLUTION

The Board of Education of ’the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the ’ following persons would attend professional meetings as indicated: Mr. L. V. Ballard, Mr. W. E. Taylor, and Mr. B. A. Swagerty — to attend the Annual Vocational Meeting in St. Louis, Missouri, December 3-7, 1956;

Dr. J. C. Swanson, to attend meeting of the Secondary Commission of the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools in Dallas, Texas, December 4-5, 1956, at the request of the Ford. Foundation.

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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend the meetings indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses on the trips be paid by the Board of Education. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”

R. #l£)2 Change Order,; Belle Isle, Approved

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve change order on Belle Isle School, Milner Construction Company, Contractors, change order being necessitated by damage done by a wind sotrm to an outside door which was blown off the hinges and damaged beyond repair; addition to contract price, $61.00, which will be reimbursed by insurance. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 29, 1956 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the employment of Mr. James Samis, Consulting Engineer, for air-conditioning bo give preliminary outlays of air-conditioning for the Administration Building at one per cent of the cost estimate of the plans selected by the Board. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "aye."

Motion was ma.de by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following reso lution submitted by the Attorney concerning Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 of Block 4,

Owen and Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City:

RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, hereinafter referred to as School District, has heretofore passed a resolution authorizing its Attorney to institute condemnation proceedings condemning Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16 of Block 4, Owen and Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City; and,

R. #403

Employment of Consulting Engineer

: R. 7f4O4 ;Resolution in ; re Simmons Property Approved— j Condemnation ;Proceedings ■ Withdrawn

WHEREAS, The Board of said School District, after careful consideration, finds that it is to the best interest of the School District to refrain from, taking such action,

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the direction to the Attorney to condemn Lots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 of Block 4, Owen and Welsh Addition to Oklahoma City be withdrawn.

Motion to approve the foregoing resolution carried on roll call with all membezys voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve employment of Mr. Harry Broad as Director of Curriculum, annual salary of $9,000, effective February 1, 1957. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #405 Employment of Director of Curriculum

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of library shelving for the Curriculum Library in the total amount of $4,035.00, from

R. #406 Approval to Purchase Library Shelving

the Oklahoma Seating Company. voting "Aye."

The motion carried on roll call with all members

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

R. #407 Adjournment

I i i i I i i j i

MEETING,. OF DECEMBER 3, 19$6

THE BOARD CF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTH SESSION

IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1956 AT 4:30 P. M, PRESENT:

Otto F. Thompson, President Mary Thacker, Clerk

C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton . Jim Wright ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett

Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Deputy Superintendent Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; ^ill Haller, Charles Harville;, Frankie Roberts, Robert Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; George H. C. Green, Treasurer:; Max Morgan, representing W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; and Millard Prigmore, Auditor. Also, members of the Press. :

Mrs. Melton gave the invocation.

‘ Invocation

Mr. Thompson introduced the following visitors: Mrs. Pat Johnson and Mrs. Carl Stephens, : Visitors representing the P-TA Council; Mrs. Bess Jennings, Mrs. Zella Statton, and Mr. Glen Bowman, ) representing the Classroom Teachers; and, Mr. M. A. Willard from the Western Newspaper Union.)

Mrs. Johnson of the P-TA Council discussed the need for disaster warning sirens, for civilian defense in the schools and the city. She reported, also, that the couffty wishes to cooperate in the matter. Mrs. Jennings reported that the Classroom Teachers are contacting legislators, discussing 0. E. A. goals for the next legislative session, and making plans. She felt optimistic so far as Oklahoma County is concerned.

j Need for ) Civilian iDefense ) Discussed i Classroom ) Teachers ! Report

i On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, the minutes of the meeting of Nov. 1 & 1956 were approved as read.

) R. #408 ) Minutes 1 Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS The report of the School District Treasurer, Mr. Green, for the month of November was submitted.

Treasurer1s Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all claims presented for payment have been checked by the Auditor.

Auditor's Report

He reported, also, having received a claim for tuition's refund from a parent who, since pay ment of the tuition, has moved into the Oklahoma City School District, with his children for whom he paid tuition. The Board asked for information concerning a resolution passed by the Board previously, before approving the claim, a resolution regarding tuition refunds. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the foregoing reports of the Treasurer and R. #409 Auditor were approved. Reports Approved

REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a supplemental appropria tion inthe amount of $276,000 to C-4 Account, General Fund, this sum having accumulated over the years from the sale of property. The motion carried on roll call with all members pres ent voting "Aye."

R. #410 Supplemental Appropriati on Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following request made by the P-TA Council, as recommended by the Superintendent:

R. #411 Civilian De fense Plans Approved

(1)

That the Oklahoma City Public Schools cooperate with the P-TA in planning toward a program of Civilian Defense;

(2)

That the schools permit disaster warning sirens to be mounted on school buildings and connect to the electrical power supply of that particular building, locations to be determined by engineers who plan for the location of such disaster warning sirens.

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

PERSONNEL

The for ers the

following personnel recommendations and information were submitted, the recommendations employment of teachers being made with the understanding that contracts with the teach employed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by Superintendent or person by him designated:

Personnel Recommendatioj

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1956 - CONTINUED

Personnel * Rec ommendations

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MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1956 - CONT'D

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Salary Adjustment

Request permission to to $225 per month

adjust the

Salary of Laura Saner - Maintenance Department - from |i6o

” Effective November

i$,

195&

per month

°n Temporary basis.

Temporary Employment ft*

Request

permission to

Pay J.

FOR 8 HOURS PER DAY FOR

Ridge

for work done in the

Textbook Center at the

|i.00 per hour

rate of

DAYS.

RE$UB^f .PER^ix^idN/jfi employ

Tai Saeng Shin to

work as a

Film Inspector

in the

Audio-Visual Department -

HE Wll-L? WORK79 HOURS PER DAY FOR 5 DAYS A WEEK AT $1.00 PER HOUR - EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 7,

I 95&» 1956,

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Request permission to employ the following people to at Central High School and Douglass High School;

Central - Salary $’.00‘

teach in the

Adult.night Schools

per hour

Mr. w. w. Blackledge Principles of Purchasing

*: !

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Noba E. French ,, Substitute Business Machines miss

Mrs. James P. England Principles of Purchasing

Mrs. Hollis Haney Substitute Business Machines

Mr. Jim N. Fortenberry Substitute English

Mr. loyal Dwight Gillette Bookkeeping

Douglass - $5.00 per hour

Mr. Maurice Benefee Uphqlstery

Mr. Hillard h. Sharp Driver’s Education

Mr. t. m. Graham English i Social Studies

Mr. Paul Strong Auto, Mechanics

Mrs. Beatrice H. Nelson Clothing

Miss Dorothy King Commerce

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hMi J Douglass - Secretary - $5.00 per Night

T .. . r -

\ f;

Mrs. Geneva Johnson Secretary

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PERSO N N EL

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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD IM?

’Request permission to employ Loran V. McGee as temporary painter - salary $1.50 per hour - effective November 279 1956. Request permission to re-employ B. C. McCutcheon as temporary laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - effective November 12» 1956.

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CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT equest permission to transfer George Burroughs^ regular employee in the Supply gpartment - salary $3600 per year to the Plumbing Department - salary $3700 year - effective November 129 1956.

.permission to transfer Lonie A. Dean» temporary laborer - salary $1.35 ^^gg^Lar laboreg.-■ salaJXv$2600 -yearly - effective November 119 1956.

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1956 - CONT’D

PERSONNEL

SERV-^rDTPAR'TRENT TERMINATIONS

'SjW*

.'t'.'aBt,

name

•

ASSIGNMENT

ELDI^^Sr

araHwTES -

CONROE 7 T. Floorman

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME

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transferred)

t 87.50

15-

l-Jo

CANNON,

|l75.00

1-56

n- 1-56

? 0«U0

WILKERSON. LEO S.

lillh ^(=oTz. 'roeeSt

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

KERCHEVAL, ALBERT Do

NEWT SCRUGGS

7„

. REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

REMARKS

MONROE ■i T. Floorman LINCOLN

Mwi -J

FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS

Red pF Custodian

SEQUOYAH h.

Floorman

’0=51-56

^FMRY K

JACKSON Floorman

>56

(REPLACED BY TRANSFER)

JACKSON

13 -12=56

ii75.00

WARREN. JOHN LEWIS

«'’’"Ss

Floorman

'’Sp'Mila

CENTRAL

•

CENTRAL

rnil^nM

P.RYAN

5-^6

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AKEY. JOHN S.

fi75.00

n-20-56

Floorman

HANLEY. WILLIAM H.

is 75.0c

is- 9-56

Floorman

BAKER. GEORGE B.

$ 87.50

h=i

RIDGE, J. C.

|175.00

ADAMS

'VwSGAnFORD

Floorman

ROY J.

WEST NICHOLS HILLS

^=>^6

d-56

WEST NICHOLS -fi T. FLOORMANs^Sj^hB

SOUTHEAST

Floorman

Sfe&EVAL -

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Transferred) HART.

S« = ! 6=56

i 37.50

BILLY

LOW.AT ION TO THE BOABD

* jfest permission to transfer William M. Brewer, fireman at Northwest Classen*ary $220 per month to Head Custodian at Harmony - salary $240 per month fective

November 16, 1956.

equest permission to transfer Albert D. Kercheval from £ Floorman at Monroe lary $87o50 to temporary Belief Floormau at the Administration Building ~ salary

75 - effective November 16, 1956«

■: .lie quest permission to make the following corrections in the November Agendas isT :.y Jfequest permission to transfer Grant Ragain from Fireman at the Administration . '^Building - salary $220 per month to Head Custodian at Emerson - salary $240 *gggr month - effective October M

26, 1956. _

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transfer Bobby 'Request permission to 1 . Gunter from | T. Floorman at Rockwood— salary $105 per month. salary $95.0QMaggWnth, to T. Custodian at Carey effective^Oetebrer-l^ElSBfi. . .......

PERSONNEL

Service TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

HORACE? MANN ■ MARY N,

helper;

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■ HORACE MANN

PARK, MILDRED.

helper

LEY TRANSFERRED)

WOODREL, GERTRUDE

11-13-56

2ND COOK

PEKEREK, ANNA

H- 9-56

HELPER

11-27-56

VALLEY BROOK? HELPER

. BUCHANAN . 4 MARY

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MARSHALL

BUCHANAN

HELPER VALLEY BROOK

HELPER

II-27-56

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sl.TIONAL)

CUNNINGHAM, OPHELIA

HELPER

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HELPER

NQR3|HEAST

HOLLOWAY/-G ENEV LgYE

HELPER

Request permission to employ the following people as sul^s

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INFORMATION TO. THE BOARD

Changes

Salary and Assignment

Request permission to transfer Mr. Francis Newberry FROM PR INC PAL AT SHIDLER Supervisor of Pupil Accounting and Census in the Research Department - Salary

TO to

BE ON THE BASIS OF |$200 ANNUALLY.

Request permission to TRANSFER MR. CARL RUBLE FROM Supervising Principal at Shidler - Salary to be on

TEACHING PRINCIPAL AT HAYES TO the basis 01- $4700.

. .. Request permission toj Re-Employ Mr. Gerald Sample as Teaching Principal Salary to be on the basis of U650 annually.

*Mr„ Rubles and Mr. Samples assignment

Hayes

will be made effective WHEN FINAL NEGOTHWIONS

ARE COMPLETED.

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

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R,equest,.,rermission to eliminate the positions of Supervisor of Census and Supervisor of Pupil ACCOUNT!1^'!N CLASSIFICATION'A~9, AND CREATE THE POSITION OF SUPERVISOR OF PUPIL ACCOUNTING

AND CENSUS WIITH THE CLASSIFICATION OF A-6

R. #412 Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting 11 aye."

GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING Bills and Payrolls Recommended

Bills and

Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills presented was submitted:

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Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools

Dear Dr. Swanson:

The following matters are presented for your consideration: Bills,Payrol Recommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT DECEMBER 3, 1956:

Item #la - 1956-57 General Fund

$ 56,851.73

Item #lb - 1955-56 General Fund

4,415.90

Item #lc

Building Levy

23,610.50

Item #ld

Building Levy

1,633.03

Item #le - 1956 Bond

375,759.84

Item #lf - 1955 Bond

_____ 638.15

TOTAL------

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1956u57 General Fund ,

~ «

Standard 15.50 Low Dept Select 29.33

Spring Co Adult Education Assn ofUSA Acme Food Store

Upk Trks & Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select Schl Select

American Ass’n of Schl American Artist

Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Schl Select

American Education Publicat

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

American Handicrafts Co The Automotive Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low

is to di 43?' Suppls >

Reprs to Gen Eqpt Suppls

Lock Shop Equipment Co

$462,909.15

Low Low

165.oo 44.8^

5.30

140.317 v&Vh loW 10.00;

8.7*$

3.89 12.09

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Beacon Publishing Co Beltone Hearing Service Bethany Book Shop

Suppls New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls

Dept Select Spec Purchase Schl Select

11.00 612.25 22.00

Bills Grocery Bingham Printing Inks

Instr Suppls Suppls

Schl Select Standard

:i5.oo ■ 29.00

The Black Dispach Pub Co Branham* s Inc

Suppls Suppls

Dept Select Low 14-8.00 Dept Select 3.75

/c 51.-75

Standard Low $.96 Schl Select92.11i

296.00

Bostitch Midwest Inc Mtrls-Radio Station The Bureau of Educational Resinstr Suppls

Dept Select Bd Action

26.011 256.82

Merle J Bur ng. Burroughs Cc|Mk

Adm Expense Reprs-Office-Mach

Bd Action Standard

37.00 9.118

Capitol Hill ER Store Carpenter Paper Co

Suppls Suppls

Dept Select Low 68I4..-3O Bd Action 66.75

25.92

Britton Piano Shop Jdhn A Brown Co

City Bus Co Clarke’s Violin House

23.00

Piano Tuning & Repr Instr Suppls

Rent Transp Eqpt Repr-Musical Instru

Agree Standard

98.10

751.05 1,1183.10 19.25

Comptometer Div Felt-Tarrant Mt Office Mach Craft Horizons Instr Suppls Crescent Market Inc Instr Suppls

Agree Schl Select Schl Select

18.00 11.00 50.61

Arthur C Croft Pub

Dept Select

110.20

Adm Expense

The Daily Law Journal Record LegalPublications Publisher David M Davis Co . Labor-Mtrls-Radio Sta Dept Selcet Dowlings ..Inc Instr Suppls Schl Select 3h9»9% Bd Action 873.611

Downtown Chevrolet IncBill Doyle Duplicating Products Inc

Mt Trks & Cars Suppls Reprs-Office-Machs

Standard Low Standard

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Eastman Kodak Stores Inc

Library Suppls

Low Dept Select

32.78 23.28

56.06

Educators Progress Serv

Instr Suppls

Dept Select

5.50

E A Fariss Field Enterprises Inc C J Fishman

Rental . Instr Suppls Rental

Agree Schl Select Agree

500.00 101.32 ^75.00

General Biological Supply Gibbs & Co Graham Paper Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low Bd Action

33.50 1U2.6O 959.16

Hart Industrial Supply

Instr Suppls

Schl Select L|1|..5U Low 11.9U

Alex Higdon Hillcrest Heights Presbyter Hoagland Grocery

Adm Expense Re ntal s -St o rage Instr Suppls

Bd Action Agree Schl Select

Hoover Bros Inc

Instr Suppls

K.T.V.Q. A D Howell-Trustee Rad-Stat Hunter Printing Co Hunzicker Bros

Re ntal-oc t-No v-56 Mt Phy Ed Eqpt Instr Suppls

Select U.97 Bd Action 306.72 Bd Action Dept Select Low 71.h-0 Bd Action 11.30

I U Bookstore Industrial Chem Labs Inc IBM Corp

Interstate Litho Plate

Suppls Custodial Suppls Re ntals-Storage

27.80 150.00 28.9U

â€¢

Dept Select Low Dept Selection?.82 Agree 880.00 Standard 136.20

Reprs-Indust Arts

Standard

Jenkins Music Co Instr Suppls Jeri Productions Teach Aid Suppls Johnson Wholesale Electronic Library Suppls

Dept Select Dept Select Low Dept Select

56.U8

311.69 IjOOO.OO 6.00

82.70 2.00 37.50

ls126.O2

30.60

10U.13 ll.llt 126.60 72.50

199.10

Johnsons Mkt Inc Jones Boys #6.

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

55.23 U2.97

Kamp 'Brothers

Instr Suppls

.*ect

122.26

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Kee Lox Mfg Co Keyboard Jr Pub Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select

Kilpatrick Bros Kiplinger Washington Agency

Instr Suppls Suppls

Low Dept Select t

C A LaMar(Ham’s Mkt) Life Filmstrips Litho Negative & Plate Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select Dept Select

M & V Supply Co Magnolia Petroleum Co Metropolitan Water Co

Instr Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Water

Low Low Utilities

Mideke Supply Co Millsap’s Monroe Calculating Mach Co

Instr Suppls Reprs-Musical Instru Reprs-Office Machs

Low Standard Standard

802.50 U35.75 U2.00

Morgan’s A G Food Mkt Motter Bookbinding Go Multigraph Corp Branch

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select Low

35-.UU 57.15 U91.HU

McGraw Hill Bk Co Inc McKesson & Robbins Inc Rand Me Nally & Co .

Instr Suppls Health Dept Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Low Standard

U.56 55.15 229.50

i. 0 s’

s, <

■%-

National Assn -Educat-Broadc Labor-Mtrls-Radio Sta Dept Select The National Cash Register Suppls Low Nat’l Ed Assn Instr Suppls Dep£ Select HU. 37 Bd Action 325.00

300.00 56.92

The New York Times Instr Suppls New State Towel & Linen Serv Custodians Suppls N Y State Schl Bds Assn Adm Expense

Dept Select Agree Dept Select

15.50 151.01 1.08

Nichols Hills Transportation Rent Transp Eqpt

Agree

166.70

Okla City Assn-Insur-Agts

Insur Prem

Agree

Okla City Pur Agts Assn Okla City Water Dept Okla County Water Co

Suppls Water Water

Dept Select Utilities Utilities

370.09

‘5

Okla Curriculum Improv Cd'ffiSEA&’- Expense

200.00

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Okla Gas & Electris Co Okla Laundry-Diy Cleaners Okla Natural Gas Co

Light & Power Instr Suppls Fuel

Utilities Low Utilities

13,970.93 6iio20 3,013.93

Oklahoma Paper Co The Oklahoma Pub Co Oklahoma Oxygen Co

Instr Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls

Bd Action Publisher Agree

539.00 18.00 150.50

Oklahoma Seating Co Orange Judd Pub Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Low Dept Select

385.00 53.80

L T Payne Pipkin Photo Service

Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls

Agree Low .

65.00 222.81

Porter Sargent Portland Ave EvangelicalUBC Postmaster

Instr Suppls Rental Suppls

Schl Select Agree Standard

3.30 150.00 300.00;

Postmaster

Suppls

Standard

50.00:

Remington Rand Rex Sales Co Royal Typewriter Co

Reprs-Office Machs Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Standard Low Dept Select

51.061 8.50 7.9V

! S E B Paint Co Willis G Sautbine Sears Roebuck & Co

Suppls Rental Instr Suppls

Severin Supply Co

Reprs-Indust Arts Eqp Low Dept Select Schl Select

Low Agree Low

90.00 300.00 1 12.7h

67. OU 15.65 2.9U

85.63 5

Scientific American Sharp Auto Supply Co Singer Sewing Machine Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Reprs-Indust-Arts

Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit Library Bks

Dept Select Low Schl Select 25. I16 1U.51 Standard

Publisher Schl Select Dept Select

267.00 25.27 36.12

5.00 U.35

39.97

. 328.39

Dr George Small

Gen Instru

Bd Action

1^.50

Smith-Corona Inc Southwestern Bell Tele Go

Repr-Office Mach Telephone Service

Standard Utilities

12.00

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Page -6“ State Agency for Surp Prop State Supply Co Structo Manufacturing Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low Schl Select

J Chester Swanson

Adm Expense

Bd Action

Mary A Thacker Clerk B H Thomas Thompson Schl Bk Deposit

Petty Cash Reim Labor Printing Library Bks

Dept Select Agree Schl Select

Town of Nichols Hills

Water

Utilities

U S Electrical Tool Co Repr-Repl-Schl-Eqpt Universal Blueprint & Supply Suppls

1+.50

Dept Select Agree

21+.20 1.65

22.85

Vaseco Inc

Reprs-Audio-Visual

Dept Select

Walker Stamp & Seal Co West Disinfecting Co Western Newspaper Union

Engineering Dept Custodial Suppls Reprs-Indust-Arts

Low Standard Low

1+.75 650.51 37.20

Western Union Telegraph Co Westside Grocery Wilcox Record Shop

Telephone Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Utilities Schl Select Schl Select

15.30 11+5.78 6.25

Wilson Gro The Wright Line Inc

Instr Suppls Suppls

Schl Select Dept Select

1+8.31 19.23

American Education Pub Instr Suppls American Electric Ignition CoUpk Grounds Associated Public Schls Instr Suppls

Dept Select Low Dept Select

20.00 1+1.01+ i5o.po

1955-56 General Fund

Barnes*& Noble Inc Chas A Bennett Co Inc The Black & Decker Mfg Co

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls^j Mtls-E®'t®fH^

Sc’

•Jr TTP

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Branham’s Inc

F E Compton & Co

New Furn-Fixtures

Library Bks

Doenges Supply Co Dollies Ceramics Dowlings Inc

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls

Schl Select Sol'll Select Schl Select

211.95 86.00 70.57

Dulaney’s

Instr Suppls

Low

58.95

Electronic Supply Co

Instr Suppls

Low

;16.38

General Truck Co Bertie Hawthorne

Upk Trks-Cars General Instr

Standard Bd Action

Jenkins Music Co The Judy Co H W Knight & Son Inc

Mt Musical Inst Instr Suwols Suppls

Low Schl Select Sei'll Select

McGraw-Hill Bk Co Inc

Instr Suppls

Schl Select

Millsap’s

Mt Musical Inst

Schl Select

536.75

The'National Ed Assn Oxford Bk Co Inc

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls

Schl Select Schl Select

16. Uo 7.29

Readers Digest Ed Dept Remington Rand Div Kathleen L Riggs

Instr Suppls Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Dept Select Low Low

80.00 133.50 ' 215.90

Sanitary Eqpt Co Semco Color Press Sharp & Nichols Music Co

Custodial Suppls Commencement New Schl Apparatus

Bd Act Schl Select Schl Select

I4.OO0OO : 72.50 J 207.92 :

Southern Sales Co Southwest Radio & Eqpt Co

Suppls New Sclil Apparatus

Low Low

152.50 189.95

The Univ of Chicago Press Underwood Corp

Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus

Schl Select Low

ST 31.93 15.00

1,105.05 25.36 25.73

23.02 ‘

12.65 J 165.OQ<

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The Black & Decker Paul Blakeney Co Bolender Brick & Mtls Co The Clarence L Boyd Co Inc

Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Upk-Grounds-Mtls Move Greenhouse Upk-Gounds-Mtls

Low Standard Low Letter Bid Standard

6.60 523.33 162.00 111.65

Capitol Stage Equipment Co Bob Cates City Spring Works

Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Upk Gounds-Mtls Upk Gounds-Mtls

Dept Select Low Standard

l£01 1114 15 J

John H Cole Co Crane Co

Reprs-Bldg-Eqpt Suppls

Low Low

The Denman Floors Co The Dolese Co John Dunlap Sporting Goods

Remodel-Office-Libra Reprs-HLdgs Remodel-

Bd Action Agree Low

E I DuPont DeNemours & Co Dyke Bros

Reprs-Furn GlassGreenhouse

Low Low 1,167.3U Bd Action 2,005.70

Federal Corp Fire Appliance & Supply Co Firestone Store

Reprs-HLdgs Reprs-Bldgs Upk-Grounds

Low Agree Low

General Electric Supply Co

Suppls

Low

30.72

Hart Industrial Supply Co Hunzicker Bros

Repr-Bldgs Repr-Bldgs

Low Low

193.22 310.58

Independent Lock Co International Harvester Co

Repr-Bldgs Upk-Grounds-Mtls

Standard Standard

Johnson Motors Jones-Newby Supply Co

Upk-Grounds-Mtls Repr-Bldgs

3611.00

109.96 1,638.06 372.-92

18.72 117.89

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Reprs-Bldg-Eqpt Reprs Bldgs

Loeffler-Greene Supply Go

Low Low 831.90 2363.92 Bd Act Letter Bid 22.32 Low 117.60 Bd Action 26.16 Standard 299.2$ £

The Long-Bell Lumber Co

MtrlsGreenhouse

Magnolia Petroleum Co Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co Mideke Supply Co

Upk-Grounds Repr-Bldg Eqpt Repr-Bldgs

Low Letter Bid

Low Low Low , Schl Select

1&2.10

91.37 31.21 1,090.93 -1.61

1,021.69 1 2.00 ,126.38

Midwestern Engine & Eqpt Co Miller Floor Co

Repr-HLdgs Repr-Bldg-Mtls

Standard Low

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg Morgensen Lumber Co

Repr-Bldg s-Eqpt Suppls

Low Low 69.19 Bd Action 171.17

212.66

2$l>00

C E McMillan Co Inc

Mtls-Reprs

Low

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Repr-Bldgs

Low Bd Action

Oklahoma Oxygen Co

Repr-Bldgs

Agree

Peery’s Tire & Supply Co The Perolin Co Inc Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Suppls Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Repr-Bldg-Mtls

Standard Dept Selec:t Low

Richards & Conover Hdw Co

Repr-Bldgs-Mtls

Low Dept Select

1U9.73 1,772.11

1.00 199.80 23.26

266.18 1.79

Repr-Bldgs-Mtls

Low

S & H Shade Co Inc Scovil & Sublett

Repr-Bldgs Repr-HLdgs

Low Bd Action 1,093.10 Low 18.96

Repr-Bldg-Mtls Repr-Bldg-Mtls Repr-Furn

Southern Burper Co

.ReprsGreenhouse

Low Low Dept Select

1,921.88

1.26

Roofing Supply Co Inc

Sharp Auto Supply Co Sherman Machine & Iron Wks Sherwin-Williams Co

91.20

267.93

671.22; 1,071.96

116.71 100.62 39$.OO

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Southwestern Glass-Mirror Co Repr-Bldgs-Mtls Repr-Bldg-Eqpt The Standard Electric Time Repr-Bldg-Mtls Standard Roofing & Mtl Co

Low Letter Bid Standard Low

Van's Auto Supply

Suppls

Standard

10.37

Wallace & Tiernan Inc Welding Eqpt Co

Repr-HLdg-Mtls Repr-Bldg-Mtls

Low Standard

13.89 6.50

Yow Brake & Clutch

Upk Ground-Mtls

Standard

86.1i?

Black & Decker

Mtrl-Suppls

Standard

7.30

Bolton’s Inc

ClassenTV-Bldg-Proj

Dept Select

U.68

Carpenter Paper Co

Voc-Reproduction

Low

Dolese Co

Mtrls-Suppls

Agree

282.51

Electric Supply of Okla Inc

Mtrls-Suppls

Low

1120.00

1955-56 Bldg Levy

Jones-Newby Supply Co

Reynolds & Morrison Service Electric Supply Utilities Engineering-Const

66.96

Low 18.52 Standard 93.00 Dept Select 36.72 Arch Serv-5i$-Cont-Harrison Elem Schl-Final

Mtrls-Suppls

A dminBl dg -Pro j Bd Action Land Planning-Douglass Sr Hi Schl-Cont

1118.211 90.111 113.20 500.00

1956 Bond 111,363.05

Est #3 - Mayfair School Fourth Unit Acme Const Co Agree 25.00 American-First Title & Trust Real Estate Real Estate 811.50 Auto Parts & Mach Co

J J Bollinger Const Inc

Ground Improve

109.50

Low 28.119 Standard 153 .112

181.91

61,830.00

Est #1 John Marshall Hi Schl

Ground. Improv

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Butler Shade Co Brown Machinery Co

New Furn-Fixtures Adm-Bldg-Elevator

Contract Low

39.00 31.00

Capitol Steel & Iron Co

Adm-HLdg-Elevator

Low 90.Uli Dept Select 183.86

27U.30 5U8.77 2,652.01 . 618.92

City Treasurer Connelly Const Co Conner & Pojezny

Inspection Fees Agree - Harding Schl Final Est - Park Areas for various Schls Arch ServCalvin Coolidge Schl

J J Cook Construction Inc Coston-Frankfurt-Short E V Cox Const Co

Est #2 - Longfellow Schl Arch Fee-31$ -Harding Jr-Sr Schl Est #3 Calvin Coolidge Schl

29,382.00 15,556.77 30,9116.33

The Dolese Go Dowlings Inc Chas M Dunning Const Co

Mod-Reprs-HLdgs Agree New Furn-Fixtures Bd Action Est #2 - U S Grant Hi Schl

523.2U 1O,798.UO 32,983.11

Emsco Electric Supply Co

New Bldgs

Bd Action

General Electric Supply- Co

Annexes-HLdgs

Low 61.00 Dept Select lj.1.05

General Truck Co Graybar Elec Co

Ground Improv Taft-Remodel

Hart Industrial Supply Co Hudgins-Thompson-Ball-A s soc L H Humphries Const Co

Annexes-HL dgs Low Est #2 Arch Fee - Buchanan Elem Schl Est #2 Nichols Hills Elem Schl •

Hunzicker Bros

Annexes-HLdgs

Low

Fred Jones Ford

Mod-Reprs-Eqpt

Standard

Kilpatrick Bros

Stadium Repr

Low 805.79 Dept Select 11.80 5113.50 Bd Action

Standard Low

Lehman Lippert Const Co

Est #1 - Prairie Queen Schl

Mideke Supply Co

Annexes-HLdgs

Low 81.97 Standard U.lll

3U.35

102.05

3U.11 57.59

212.U8 939.119 10,818..

2;7U

Lp V ‘ n.. s'

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1,3511.09 17,1113 &0 •r -

86.1k

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Milner Const Co

Morgensen Lumber Co Morgan-Power Tire Co

Est #3 - John Adams Schl Est #3 - Millard Fillmore Schl Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Ground Improv

Low Low Standard

1)4,727.60 10,LiU.50

25,172.10. *

87.31 333.U8 2.62

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336.10

Noftsger & Lawrence

Pare-3^-Cont-Est #1 - John Marshall 15,000.00 Arch Super-2$-Coni-Est #1-John Marsh l,236.6Cj16,236.60

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

New Bldgs

Oklahoma City Assn-Insur-Agtslnsurance Premiums New Furn-Fixtures Oklahoma Seating Co

Bd Action

221.6k

Agree Bd Action

*.?18.026,960,00

! !

6,138.00

Oller Heating Co

E st-#l-Plumbing-Douglas s Sta dium

Reynolds & Morrison Richards & Conover Hdw Co Roofing Supply Co Inc

Arch Serv-2%-Est #2-Longfellow Elem Schl Annexes-Furn Low Stadium Repr-Douglass Low

S & H Shade Co Inc Schwartz Const Co Sears, Roebuck & Co

Annexes-BLdg Est #2 Kaiser Schl Furn

Sharp Auto Supply Co Smith & Son Spurlin Sales Co

Mod-Reprs-Equip Low Est #2-Arthur Schl Stadium Repr-Douglass Standard

Sorey Hill & Sorey

Arch Serv-3i%-Cont-Plumbing-Douglass-Stad 310.11-5 Arch Fees-Add-Douglass Stadium Lj.jO95.OO Arch Serv-3i$-Cont-Douglass Stad 31I4.I4O Est #3-2$-Cont-Mayfair Elem 287.26 Est #3-2$-Cont-Fillmore Elem 208.88 Est #3-2$-Cont-Adams Elem 298.11; ^lLl.13

Southwest Parts Corp Southwest Wheel Inc Stone Striping Co

Stadium Repr-Douglass Standard Ground Improv Standard Ground Improv Agree

Standard Rfg & Mtrl Co Chas M Suttle Const Co Swanda Bros

Stadium Repr-Douglass Dept Select Est #1-Southeast Hi-Auditorium Add Roof Reprs Low Bid Bd Act

Mary A Thacker Clerk Thompson Bk & Supply Co

Petty Cash Reim New Furn-Fixtures-

587.6U 237.30 132.00

Low

135.75 11,727.00 16.98

Low

Dept Select Bd Action

16.90 1O,898.U7 1.35

7.35 9.56 20.00

13.77 23,389.2O< 7jll.00.00 . 6ff5

;;; %.

806.00

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1/ • A>rcb-Fee~2$-Cont-Arthur Schl. 217.96 Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg'Arch Fee-2$-Cont-Nichols Hills Schl 216.36

Est #2-Buchanan Elem

Weller Const Co 3$

Repr-Wiring-John Marshall Hi Schl 175.00 Mod-Repr-Adm Bldg 139.26

Shawver & Son Inc

& <t

•A

•

8.80.

Arch Fees-52%-Cont-Harrison ElemSchl

Reynolds Morrison

73.9&

Stadium Repr-Douglass Standard

Tow Brake & Clutch

a’

.Bills and Payrolls Recommended

31U.26

Final Pay-Arch Fees-Adm Bldg-Elec Sym

Sorey Hill & Sorey ■ ■»■■■■

•¥.

1955 Bond

Dunahoo Trucking Co

Mod-Reprs-Bldgs

Low

The Glidden Co

Adm Bldg Eqpt

Dept Select

Adm-BLdg-Eqpt New Furn-Fixtures

Dept Select Dept Select

2'y.do

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226.30 6^50--.

Final Statem-5|%-Cont-Adm BLdg

Sorey Hill & Sorey

53*75

323.20

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SPECIALS' PAID DURING MONTH OF NOVEMBER* Action> /? C onsultant-TV-P.ro yrarn- - Bd - -

Dr Claude E Boatman

~_ .!< "yi"1 * -« .......... ............... . .......... ...... ............................ . . ........................................ . All the .claims shown in items #la to #lf,_ both inclusive1,- haive .been, examired, approve d-<by t':he. auditor as to appropriation^ purpose oft expenditure, .calcrlati ...'J receipt by’-Li-j._ -X-..-.X heads -.j We recommend that, saiftej be allowed'an the -■ and the11 department Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof. , » Item #2 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE ’-BEE ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWS: |

1956-57 GENERAL FUND

Payroll for tAe month of November #875 - 1087

$91q,

1956-57 BUILDING LEVY Payroll for the month of November #25 - #27...................................

>690.52

1956 BOND for the month of November #20 - #22............... ..............

$13 ,6Mj..Qf7;

1955 BOND for the month of November #2 - #3............... ................

Item #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1956 - ONE MONTH ;

1956-57 GENERAL FUltp I

Payrolls - including school administrators, clerical, teachers, service department lemployees, and extra services.................................. z 1956-57 BUILDING LEVI

>918

Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings

1956 BOND

u !

‘■$ih

1955 BOND

M265.M

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I T The persons to be listec. on these payrolls have been regularly employed by.jthe-J an annual, monthly or da:ily basis and payrolls are to be computed on actual- salL fixed by the Board.- AU payrolls will be supported by verified payroll clapmis proper authorization anc approval and-will be examined by the Superintended auditor prior W1 release of warrants. We recommend that these .cla?im's'4 approved for payment s on certificates,,-ad'-'t-olabsej stitutes, and action s -not. designated, .and'’thq to issue warrants fo

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R. #413 Claims Approved. for Payment

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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $462,909 .15, and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. November Payrolls Approved, December Payrolls Authorized

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Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Meltc^that the payrolls for the month of November be approved and that the payrolls for December be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #415

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Spray Outfits & Formers : Approved :

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve award contract to Severin i Supply Company in the total amount of $956.28 for twelve spray painting outfits,: arid to: 5 award contract to Hart Industrial Company in the amount of $1,146.60 for nine slip roller j formers, the purchase to be made for vocational shops at the schools listed below and to be j charged to the C-2 account; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for bids: | 12

SQutheast Jackson Grant

Spray Painting Outfits:

Taft (2) Marshall Douglass

j Central Northeast Classen (2)

F. D. Moon

Formers (Sheet metal tools):

Southeast Grant Northeast

Marshall Harding Douglass

Classen > Capitol Hill Jr. j Inservice Training Laboratories, Administration Bldgj

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The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #416 Action Deferred on Paper Cutter

On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, awarding contract for a paper cutter for Central High School Print Shop was deferred for further consideration.

It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation that the Board enter into an agrement with Irwin C. Gaumer of Oklahoma City to furnish standard Agreement for | magazines as ordered on bid for all secondary schools in the total amount of $2,010.95, Furnishing j -the agreement to run from January 1, 195^ through December 31, 1957, purchase to be charged Magazines______ 1 to the 1-3 account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call._______

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Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to award contracts on one lot of lumber for all schools, one lot of lumber for Jackson Junior High School, one lot of hard ware for Jackson Junior High School, and one lot of hardware for Classen T-V Studio to bidders listed below in the total amount of $3,865.96, the purchase to be charged to the following accounts:

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Lumber for all schools- - - Account Lumber for Jackson - ---- Account Hardware for Jackson - - ---- Account Hardware for Classen T-V ----- Account

#437 ------- $2,989.54 #411 ------------233.96 #411 ------238.20 #404 ------404.26

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AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:

Morgensen Lumber Company Scovil & Sublett Richards & Conover

$3,223.50 560.14 82.32

All bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following bills which came in too late to be listed with the regular list of claims, and to directtthe Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same:

Smith & Son, partial final estimate, Franklin Pierce School Smith & Son, Final estimate No. 2, Addition to Ridgeview Reynolds & Morrison, architectural services, FranklinPierce Reynolds & Morrison, architectural services, Ridgeview Benham Engineering Company, engineering services, survey, Nichols Hills School TOTAL--------------

I R. #419 J Additional | Claims I Approved

$35,353.80 2,000.00 281.46 439.37

760.06 $38,834.69

The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "aye." BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve acceptance of low bid submitted £y Smith & Son, contractors, in the amount of $105,697.00 for an allpurpose room and kitchen Addition at Ridgeview Elementary School, Reynolds and Morrison, Architects. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the Board purchase the property located at 219 N. W. Sth Street for the sum of $20,000, provided possession to be given by March 1, 1957; that the seller shall have the right to salvage the house; and the seller may retain the mineral rights for a period of ten years. The Clerk is authorized to issue a warrant upon the foregoing, conditioned upon the Board's attorney finding merchantable title in Mrs. Pearl Walls. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #420 Contract Awarded on Ridgeview Addition R. #421 Resolution to Purchase Land for Central Site

R. #422 Resolution of Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mr. Elwin L. "Johnny" Long, Appreciation recently deceased, was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried: for E. L "Johnny" Long RESOLUTION

RESOLUTION CF APPRECIATION

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Elwin L. "Johnny" Long, Friday, November 30, 1956.

Mr. Long joined the Oklahoma City School System as a building inspector with the Engineering Department, November 1955- Although in ill health for several months, he courageously performed his duties faithfully and conscientiously until three weeks ago when he became very ill. Mr. Long was a 32nd Degree Mason and a member of the Sooner Baptist Church. In his contact with people he was always cheerful, friendly, and helpful. His per sonality and services will be greatly missed, but he will long be remembered by his fellow workers, who will miss! his spirit of good cheer and cooperation.

The Board of Educatiorjwishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Long's faith ful and efficient services and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1956 - CONTINUED

R. #423 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried. j

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE j

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1956, AT 1:30 P. M.

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PRESENT:

Otto F . Thompson, President Mary Thacker, Clerk

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Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Jim Wright

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Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. M. W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Charles Harville, Frankie Roberts, and Gene Stinebeck, Directors; Millard Prigmore, Auditor;; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; members of the press and T-V stations. The invocation was offered by Mr. Bennett.

Invocation

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the following Resolutions.of Appreciation | R. #424 for Mrs. Bertha Bays , retired teacher, and Mr. Leroy Garrett, custodian at Harmony School, | Resolution of both recently deceased, was approved; I Appreciation, \ Bertha Bays & RESOLUTIONS i Leroy Garrett IN APPRECIATION OF MR. LEROY GARRETT AND MRS. BERTHA S BAYS.,?

MR. LEROY GARRETT

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Leroy Garrett on December 4, 1956.

Mr. Garrett joined the Oklahoma City School System as floorman at Roosevelt Junior High in 1949 and served in that capacity until the school was closed last year. Prior to his illness a few months ago, he was Head Custodian at Harmony School. In this position he performed his duties faithfully, conscientiously, and competently. In his contact with people he was cheerful, friendly, and helpful, and he will long be remembered by his fellow workers. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere, appreciation of Mr. Garrett's years., of faithful and efficient services, and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.

MRS. BERTHA S. BAYS

The Boacd of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Bertha S. Bays on December 17, 1956. Mrs. Bays joined the Oklahoma City Irving School. She taught in several the staff at Putnam Heights, where she two years on the Reserve and Advisory

School System in 1901 and taught at other schools in the City before ijoining taught until 1945* After that, she- served Board.

She was a charter member of the Oklahoma City YWCA, Kappa Kappa Iota; the Shakespeare Club, and the Edmond Presbyterian Church. Mrs, Bays was an exceptionally fine person and not only contributed a great deal to the schools, but to city-wide organizations and religious groups. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion. Her friendliness, her loyalty, and devotion to duty will long be remembered. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the beÂ reaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of. an outstanding teacher, who was an inspiration to all who knew her.

It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to employ Dr. Harry Van Eugen, Head of Mathematics Department at Iowa State Reachers College, as consultant from January 29 to February 1, inclusive, at the rate of $50-00 per day plus $150.00 for expenses. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."

R. #425 Employment of Consultant Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation that the Board of Education authorize the President and the Superintendent of Schools to write a letter of appreciation to Judge Berry for making it possible to reclaim considerable damages resulting from extensive juvenile vandalism. The motion carried.

R. #426 Approval of Letter of ApÂ preciation to Judge Berry

MEETING OF DECEMBER 20, 1956 - CONT'D

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT - CONT'D

Report on Professional Meetings

The Superintendent reported the following:

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The visit of Charles Harville to the Educators Manufacturing Company, Tacoma, Washing ton, Monday, December 10 through Wednesday, December 1^., 1956. The Board has pur chased considerable quantities of furniture in recent months from this company. Mr. Harville's expenses were completely paid by the Oklahoma Seating Company and Educa tor's Manufacturing Company. He reported that his trip was most worth while and he will be better qualified to evaluate the products of this company when bids are submitted.

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Elaine Tucker attended the meeting of the Steering Company, Educational Television Committee, Southern Regional Education Board, A tlanta, Georgia, on December 14, 1956 Mrs. Tucker has been designated to represent the Oklahoma City Schools on this Com mittee. This has been a means of the Oklahoma City Schools maintaining good contacts relative to educational television planning. All expenses to be paid by the Southern Regional Education Board.

GENERAL BUSINESS R. #427 Contracts Awarded f or Furniture

Policy Ad hered to Regarding Late Bids

R. #428 Contract Awarded for Paper Cutter

[It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright that contracts be awarded for the | purchase of furniture, in the total amount of $88,374.94, this movable classroom furniture s to be for the following schools: Buchanan, Arthur, Prairie Queen, Longfellow, Coolidge, [Fillmore, Adams, Mayfair, Valley la^-ley Brook, Pierce, Van Buren, McKinley, Garden Oaks, Tyler, I Ridgeview,, Burbank, Patrick Henry, Ross, Kaiser, Dewey, Nichols Hills, Edison, Culbertson, I Hayes, U. S. Grant, Southeast, John Marshall, and for the Research Department; records j showing to whom awarded and the amounts to each being on file in the Purchasing Office; i copy of the Notice for Bids attached below. The motion ,carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." Joe Doak, representing the General Paint Company, requested that a bid which he submitted late be considered but the Board's decision was that they adhere to policy of the past and not accept late bids.

The Superintendent recommended the purchase of the Lawson paper cutter for Central High School print shop, because of the safety factor, this being second low bid in the amount of $6,848.25. Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the Superintendent's recommendation be approved and the Lawson cutter be purchased. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (Copy of Notice for Bids is attached below.)

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Information Regarding Burglary Insurance

|The central office reported that the Blakeney Insurance Company has requested that the [policy carried by the Oklahoma City Public Schools on school burglary, Money and Security Insurance, be cancelled. Another agency who will handle this insurance policy has not been found.

R. #429 Adj ournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried. [THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.