MEETING OF JANUARY 7, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1957 AT 3:00 P. M. PRESENT:
Otto F. Thompson, President Jim Wright, Vice-President Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; H. G. Buchanan, L. V. Ballard, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Floy Campbell, Robert Shultz, Gilbert Robinson - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; members of the press and T-V stations. The invocation was given by the Reverend Hugh Bumpas, who was present as a visitor.
Invocation
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, the minutes of the meetings of November 29, 1956 and December 3, 1956 were approved as read.
R. ifl Minutes Approved
The President welcomed visitors present at the meeting, and invited them back.
Recognition of Visitors
ST
LEC-AL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
The December report of the School District Treasurer was given by Mr. George H. C. Green.
Treasurer's Report
The School Attorney, W. A. Lybrand, reported that legal matters are well in hand at present.
Attorney's Report
The Auditor, Mr. Millard Prigmore, reported that all claims have been checked and corrections Auditor’s made in the list of claims; also that he will have a request at the next meeting of the Boarc Report for transfer of funds for adjustment in the budget.
On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, reports of the Treasurer, Attorney, and Auditor were approved as presented, and copy of the Treasurer's report for December ordered to be placed on file.
R. #2 Reports Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
Bills and Payrolls Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills presented was submitted:Recommended Bills and Payrolls
January 7, 1957
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 JANUARY 7, 1957: Item #la - 1956-57 GENERAL FUND
I £7,260.03
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Item #lb - 1955-56 GENERAL FUND
41,101.58
Item #lc - 1956-57 BUILDING IEVY
22,142.18
Item //id - 1955-56 BUILDING LEVY
658.17
Item #le - 1954-55 BUILDING LEVY
1,533.34
Item #lf - 1956
BOND FUND
413,591.15
Item #lg - 1955
BOND FUND
931.06
TOTAL--------------------- $567,217.51
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Airline Water Cq Wacii Aid Suppls American Council on Educ American Hairdresser Co Instr Suppls American Library Ass'n Teach Aid Suppls «
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5.oo 2.00
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Publisher Low Dept Select
10.00 19.80 2.28
Assoc for Supv & Currie Auto Parts & Mach Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Standard 18.83 Schl Select 22.23
111.06
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Bd Action
82.88
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91.73
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Barada & Page Inc Beams Seat Cover Center The Big Top
Custodians Suppls Mt Phy Ed Eqpt Instr Suppls
Biggerstaff's Suppls Bills Grocery Bingham Printing Inks
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Low
200.23 15 0 00 98.95
Bostitch-Midwest Inc Branham's Inc
Instr Suppls Suppls
Low 108.33 Low 3.00 Dept Select
277.2h 111.33
Bremner Davis Phonics Inc Britton Piano Shop John A Brown Co
Instr Suppls Tuning-Reprs-Piano New Schl Apparatus
Schl Select Low Schl Select
25.00 . 168.60 37.91
William Co Brown Co R. R. Bowker Co Buck's Sporting Goods
Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Mt Phy Ed Eqpt
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
3.75 11.70 31.05
Bureau of Publications
Instr Suppls
Schl Select 12.28 Dept Select 3.33
15.61
Burroughs Corporation
Reprs-Office-Mach
Standard
13.08
California Test Bureau Capitol Steel and Iron Co Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Nite Schl Suppls
Publisher Low Low
66.07 19.118 66O0I4.9
Bob Cates City Spring Works City Bus Co
Custodians Suppls Instr Suppls Rent Transp Eqpt
Low Dept Select Agree
71.50 107.00 2,316.h5
Clarke's Violin House John H Cole Co Collins Dietz Morris Co
Repr-Musical-Instr Labor-Mtrls-Radio Stat Custodians Suppls
Standard Dept Select Low
107.50 5.75 6.75
Comptometer Division
Mt Office Machs
Standard 3.50 Agree llili.OO
1117.50
J H Conger Colonial Costume Shop Mr Vonnie D Colville
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55.50 8.00 96.50
Cook Electric Supply Co Coronet Films
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Ideals Publishing Co Industrial Chemical Labs IBM
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International Harvester Co Upk Trks & Cars Interstate Litho Plate Instr Suppls
Dept Select Low Agree
6.50 289.75 1,038*95
Dept Select Bd Action
18.60 32*80
Jenkins Music Co
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Schl Select 58.19 50.65 Low
108.8U
Johnson Wholesale Elect
Visual Aid Suppls
Low 10.80 Dept Select 63.76
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Jones Boys #6 Jones-Newby Supply Junior Reviewers
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Schl Select Low Dept Select
60.92 171i.li5 3*50
Kamp Bros Kelite Corp Kilpatrick Bros
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select Low
21.57 72.00 5,530.93
Leland Equipment Co Litho Negative & Plate
Mt Trks & Cars Instr Suppls
Low Standard 18.50 Schl Select 16.00
31u5O
Little Brown & Co Lone Star SchBk Deposit Lyons & Carnahan
Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Publisher Schl Select
2.32 65.10 28.50
Magnus Craft Materials Marshall supply & Eqpt Co Michigan Scientific Co Metropolitan Water Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Water
Schl Select Low Bd Action Utilities
10.08 1113.011 38.51 28.95
Mideke Supply Co
Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Dept Select
629.311 9.30 5U.72
2.91
693.36
Miller Jackson Co Reprs-Vi sual-Eapt Millsap’s Repr-Musical-Instru Modern Beauty Shop Magazinelnstr-Suppls
Dept Select Standard Schl Select
298.711 180.00 6.00
Morgan-Power Tire Co Monroe Calc Mach Co Morgensen Lumber Co
Mt Trks & Cars Repr-Repl-Office-Mach Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Low
111.16 62.00 22.50
Morris Chevrolet Inc
Mt of Bus
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1.65
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Page -6MultigraphSales Branch
Office Suppls-Printing
Low 3.17 Standard^. 18 Agree 18.2$
97 "60
McGraw Hill Ek Co Inc McKesson & Robbins Inc The Macmillan Co
Teach Aid Suppls Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Dept Select Low Dept Select
1.87 12.00 7.52
The Nation’s Schools Nat’l Ed Assn New England Schl Dev Coun
Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select-
1+.00 8,16 8.21
New Method Ek Bindery Inc New State Towel-Linen Ser Nichols Hills Transp
Teach Aid Suppls Custodians Suppls Rent-Transp-Eqpt
Dept Select Agree Agree
X?0
Nichols Seed Co A J Nystrom & Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select 122.29 Dept Select 70.26
Oklahoma Business News Oklahoma County Water Co Oklahoma Oxygen Co
Suppls Water Instr Suppls
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co Oklahoma Paper Co Oklahoma Publishing Co Oliver Machinery Co 0 G & E Okla City Water Co Oxford University Press Ozmun & Company Postmaster Postmaster L T Payne J C Penney Co Perfection Eqpt Co
Fuel Instr Suppls Suppls Schl Shop Eqpt Fuel Water Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls Suppls Custodains Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Trks & Cars
Publisher Utilities Low 3.87 Agree225.31+ Utilities Bd Action Publisher Dept Select Utilities Utilities Schl Select Low Standard Standard Agree Low Low
Philco Corporation Philosophical Library Pipkin Photo Service
Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Suppls
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Portland Avenue EvangUBC Plays, Inc Precision Apparatus Co Prentice-Hall Inc
Rental Instr Suppls Repr- Visual-Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls
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150.00 101.96 11.90 1.1+2
The Psychological Corp G P Putnam’s Sons
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751.00 2.35
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121,05 97.Uo 91.17
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Teach Aid Ssppls
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7.50
The Daily Law Journal Rec Davidson Sales & Service
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Publisher Schl Select 5.20 Low 17.70
Instr Suppls Dee’s Photo Supply Inc Wm. M Dennis Film Libraries Visual Aid Suppls Dept of Public Instruction Instr Suppls Doc’s Super Market H Dorsey Douglas Inc Dowlings Inc
22.90 371.76 10.26 30.00
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Instr Suppls Office Suppls Instr Suppls
98.20
1119.68 9.60
Schl Select Low 3011.83 Low Dept Select 355.68 80.00 Select 365.18 Schl Select
1,105.69
Downtown Chevrolet
Instr Suppls
Dept Select 121.32 13.117 Agree
1311.79
Bill Doyle
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16.00 600.51
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229.18
Educator’s Bk Club Instr Suppls Educators Progress Service Teach Aid Suppls The Economy Company Instr Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select
3.36 5.50 8.51
Electronic Bus Mach Co Busin Office Mach Electronic Supply Co Repr-Audio Visual Eqpt Embosograf Corp of America Instr Suppls
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Dept Select Low 311.02 Low I)ept Selectll6.O3
150.05
Ginn & Co
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11.56
Glue & Paste Dist Inc
Reprs-Indust~Art- Eqpt
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8.19
The Grade Teacher Graham Paper Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
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Robert W Grubbe Co
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Dept Select 1100.112 Schl Select 196o77
W T Bill Hale Co Treas The Harmolin Company Harper & Bros
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Low 12353?Schl Select 23*73 Dept Select 69.57
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698.23 225.00 3.8:3
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Harvard University Press D C Heath & Co Hepp Bros Inc Hillcrest Heights Presbyt
Teach Aid Suppls Library Bks Instr Suppls Rental
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l0113 51i o00 19.00 150.00
Holiday House Inc Holmes & Torbett Inc Frank F Honts .Bks
Teach Aid Suppls New Eqpt Teach Aid Suppls
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Richards & Conover Hdw Co Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Rinehart & Co Inc Robinson Janitor Supply Co Custodial Suppls
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7U.O2 5.61 120.00
The Ronald Press Co Row Peterson & Co
Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
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Steel Supply Co
Instr Suppls
Agree Dept Select 13.70 Low Schl Select 9.U3 Low
Severin Supply Co
New Schl Apparatus
Scott Chevrolet Co Sharp Auto Supply Co Fred 0 Shaw Postmaster
Mt Trks& Cars Mt Trks & Cars Suppls
Low Dept Select Standard Schl Select
126.68 78. U2 U9.02 33.30
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Southwestern Bell Tele Southwest Radio & Eqpt Co Standard Rfg & Mtrl Co Stanwix House Inc
Telephone Service Repr-Visual-Eqpt Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Dept Select 17.00 1U.95 Low Schl Select 2.50 Standard 2.50 Utilities Dept Select Schl Select Publisher
State Agency for Surplus The Steck Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
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She rwin-Willi ams New Schl Apparatus Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Depos Instr Suppls Skil Corp Instr Suppls
300.00 3.13 23.13 7.62
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22.50
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32.80
Syracuse University Press
Instr Suppls
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Mary A Thacker Clerk B H Thomas Thompson C Thompson Co Thompson Schl Bic Deposit
Petty Labor Instr Instr
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1121.52
Cash Rem Printing Suppls Suppls
Suppls Time Inc Triangle Blue Print Labor-Mtrl-Radio-Eqpt Trice Wholesale Electronic Instr Suppls
Uarco Incorp Underwoods Corp
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111.11 11.85 9.79
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1112.95
United States Plywood Corp Instr Suppls Universal Blueprint & Supp Mtrls-Radio-Eqpt Univ of Calif Press Teach Aid Suppls
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Van's Auto Supply
Instr Supply
Vaseco Inc
New Visual Eqpt
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W & W Steel Co Wallace & Tiernan Inc Walker & Co Publishers
Instr Suppls Custodians Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Low Low Dept Select
32.13 28.70 116.21;
Webster Pub Co The John C Winston Co John Wiley & Sons Inc
Teach Aid Suppls Library Bks Teach Aid Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
3.32 118.00 11.16
Schl Select Scjil Select Schl Select Standard Dept Select Low
19.111 113.117,
F W Woolworth Co Instr Suppls W M Welch Manufactoring Co Instr Suppls Welding Equipment Co Repr-Repl-Shop-Eqpt
Western Newspaper Union
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63.112 6.06 2.15
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277.116
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Mt Trks & Cars
Schl Select Utilities
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19gg_g6 General Fund Allied Sales & Engineering Instr Suppls American Handicraft Instr Suppls Instr Suppls American Heritage
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112.20 30.25 28.00
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514.75 26.11 6.00
Frank H Braunlich
New Furn & Fixtures
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52.00
Carpenter Paper Co Civic Ed Service Inc Community Playthings
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Schl Select
8.76 293.00 66.914
Creative Playthings Inc
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
17.27
Duplicating Prod Inc
Mt Office Mach
Schl Select 31.97 Standard 62,52
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The Fleck Bearing Co Forest's Funk & Wagnails Co
Mt Indust Arts Eqpt Mtrl Upk Ground Instr Suppls
Standard Low Schl Select
Gardner Hotel Supply Co General Electric Supply
New Furn-Fix Custodian Suppls
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Hart Industrial Supply Co Hoover Brothers Inc Hunnicutt Publishing Co
Piano Tuning Reprs Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Low Schl Select
Milner Const Co Minneapolis-Honeywell
Fin-Est-Belle Isle School Mtrl Eqpt Reprs Standard
Noble James & Asso A J Nystrom & Co Lambert Corp
New Furniture & Fixtures Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
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1.65 5.80 2.26
31401614 197.55 19.52 1,0147.60 36.23
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Multigraph Sales Branch
Mtrl Eqpt Reprs Mt Industrial Arts Eqpt
Low Standard
30.81
Newsweek
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2.14.9 00
Oklahoma Paper Co Oklahoma Tire & Supply Co
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Low Schl
The Victor L Phillips Co
Mt Building
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80.00 2.67 6.32
Sears Roebuck & Co Smith-Corona Inc Star Engraving Co
Instr Supply Repr-Office-Mach Commencement
Schl Select Standard Schl Select
h3»66 2.38 1.39
Underwood Corp)
New Furn & Fix
Bd Action 26,269,'hO Low '330.00
Vaseco Inc
New Eqpt
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The bright Line Inc
New Furn & Fixtures
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A A Lock Shor A & F Eopt Co Agnew ■ j Parts
Repr-Bldgs Upk Grounds Upk Grounds
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23,00 18.22• I48..63 £
The American Floor Surfac Auto Parts & Machine
Repr-Furn-Mtrls Mt Trks & Cars
Standard Dept Select
114,20 6^,13
Barada & Page Inc Dolton's Inc The Clarence L Boyd Co
Repr-HL dg s-Mtrls Reprs-HLdg-Mtrls Upk Gounds-Mtrls
Low Low ■ Dept Select
1)5.33 ' 10.00 36.U3
The Boardman Co
Taylor-NE-Pierce^C rounds
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26,399.140 1$733.3U
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Campbell Glass & Mirror Co Move Greenhouse Repr-BLdgs-Mtrls Capitol Steel & Iron Co Mtrls-Suppls Clarke Sanding Mach Co
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9U.27 167.90 2.80
John H Cole Co Wm J Collins Jr Cook Electric Supply Co
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Crane Co
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Low Agree Dept Select
5U.00 l,200ol40 3.20
The Gasteam Radiator Co General Electric Supply Goulds Pumps Inc
Repr-HLdg Eqpt-Mtrls Move Greenhouse Repr-HLdg Eqpt-Mtrls
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Hart Industrial Supply Co Harry Crites Paint Co Hunzicker Bros
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IndUrStrial Electric Co Proj -C ap Hill ■■■Elec tri Independent Supply Co Reprs-Bldgs Eqpt-Mtrls International Harvester Co Upk Grounds International Paper Co Repr s- BL dg s-Mtrls Johnson Motors Taylor,Pierce&NEGrounds
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Magnolia Petroleum Co Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co Mideke Supply Co
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Low ' Low Letter Bid Low 9h7.19 Dept Select 20.97
1,025.59 127.20
Miller Floor Co Miller Jackson Co
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Low 122.53 Bd Action 813.50 Dept Select Agree Dept Select 25.00 Letter Bid 16h.hO
Pallady Welding Eqpt Co Perfection Equip Co Perry's Tire Supply Co
Repr-HLdgs-Eqpt-Mtrls Proj-307 Upk Grounds-Mtrls
Standard Low Dept Select
6.50 173.90 10.79
The Perolin Co Inc The Victor L Phillips Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
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199.80 20.00 266.hh
Harry L Retter Electric Co, Repr-ELdg-Eqpt-Mtrls Richards & Conover Hdw Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
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Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls
Dept Select Low
Repr-HLdgs-Mtrls Standard Roofing & Mtrl State Agency for Surp Prop Repr-HLdgs-Mtrls Petty Cash Rem Mary A Thacker Clerk
Low Dept Select Dept Select
35.50 160.52 113.12
United States Plywood Corp Vocational Reproduction Universal Blueprint & SupplRepr-HLdgs-Mtrls-Eqpt
Low Dept Select
271.39 60.56
529.50 31.32
’•ip
560.82
235.56 2.85 21.50
Repr-HLdgs-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Dept Select Dept Select
Clarke Sanding Machine Co The Dolese Co
Classen TV HLdgProj#505 Adm-HLdgProj#501
Standard Agree
5.80 27.50
General Electric Supply
Mtrls-Suppls
Low
72.32
Hart Industrial Supply Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Low
75.82
Harter Marblecrete Stone
Proj#2O5
Dept Select
Lamber Corporation
Proj#505
Low
Mideke Supply Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Low 200.00 Standard 25.59
Oklahoma Oxygen Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Dept Select
15.18
Southwestern Paint Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Low
21.56
Const of New HLdg
Bd Act
Cap Hi FencePrcj#855
Dept Select
W & W Steel Co Waugh Bros Supply Co Westinghouse Electric
1955-56 Bldg Levy
I
186.00 31.50
225.59
1955-55 Bldg Levy Thompson Bk & Supply Co
1,533.35
1956 Bond A & P Truck Salvage Co
25.00
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Page ~1UAcme Brick Co Adm ELdg-Elevator Landscaping-NW Classen Aynes Nursery American Electric Ignition Ground Improvement
Low Low Bid Dept Select
525.00 UO6.25 3.31
Bell Supply Co Britton Piano Shop Brown Machinery Co J, Bollinger Const Inc
Taft Remodeling Bd Action New Furn-Fixtures Low Douglass Stadium Repr Low Est#2-Allteration&Addijtion John Marshall
Butler Shade Co
New Furn-Fixtures
Capitol Stage Eqpt Co Capitol Steel and Iron Co Commercial Eqpt Co J J Cook Const Inc Conner & Pojezny Cook Paint & Varnish Co Crane Co E V Cox Const Co Chas M Dunning Const Co The Dolese Co
**T 2,669.12 Furniture Low Letter Bid Improv-Grounds Low U8.O2 New Furn-Fixtures Bd Action 14..:2ii2w6O Est#3-Longfellow Schl-Addition 26,338.00 Arch ServEstA-Coolidge Schl Wu52 Mtrl-Labor Low 100,00 Taft Remodeling Bd Action 8.U9 -Est#li-Collidge$23 9 22B.9730j38M9 Est#l J0ouglass$71^9.92Est #3-U S Grant Schl- Addition 65,551.18 Mtrls-Bldgs Agree 858.16 Low 136.02 991.18
Dunahoo Trucking Co
New Bldgs
Low
21.25
Emsco Electric Supply
Adm- Bldg-Office-Renovat;
Low
713.68
Federal Corp
Taft Modeling
Bd Act
Frederickson Tire Co Gardner Hotel Supply Co Dale George Co
Ground Improv Furn-Fixtures Ground Improv
Dept Select Bd Action Dept Select
Hart Industrial Supply
Furniture
Bd Action
Bd Act 217.75 Letter Bid 521u65 Low 261.50 L H Humphries Const Co -Est #3 Nichols Hills Elem Hunzicker Bros Annexes-Bldg£ Low Hudgins-Thompson-Ball&AssocArch Fee-Est#3-Buchanan Elem International Harvester Co Improv-Grounds Dept Select
8-08 116.56 620.00 68,01;0o00
705.9U
50.30 9.50 2,812.71 1.31
1,003.90 8,775.00 I4.2 06I4765.10 3.12
International Paper Co
Adm Bldg-Elevator
Low
22.00
Kilpatrick Bros
Douglass-Stadium-Repr
Low
311.96
The H E Leonhardt Lumber Lehman Lippert Const Co
Caretakers House CapHill Low Est #2-Addition-Prairie Queen Elem
229.00 16,W,1j .O
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Page -15Adm HLdg-Elevator-Instal Caretakers House
Mack Trucks Inc Mideke Supply Co
Milner Const Co
Est#li-Fillmdre School Est#li-John Adams School
Modernfold Door Sales 9
Harrison Eqpt Garden Oaks Eqpt Belle Isle Eqpt.
172,00 172.00 225,00
115.57
Dept Select Low 173«10 568.110 Bd Act 2.85 Dept Select
12 oAlu®00
17^525,00
71111.35
aS^hliiOO
Low Letter Bid Low
569.00
Morgensen Lumber Co
Adm Bldg-Elevator&Instal
Low
Nichols Seed Co Noftsger and Lawrence Norman Plumbing Supply Co
Ground Improv Est #2-Arch Supervis-John Suppis-Mtrls '
Low Marshall Low 25,116 Bd Act 35,28
The Oklahoma Publishing
Proj#838Proj#829A
Publisher
225.00
Oklahoma Seating Co
New Furniture-Fix
Schl Select ,1153.110 Letter'Bid. Uo6e50
859.90
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Painting Cont
Low 122 *08 Dept Select 50,117
172,55
Rea Engineering Co Remington Rand Div Reynolds & Morrsion
Engineering-Road to Pierce Schl Furn-Fix Low Arch Seiv-Est#3-Longfellow Elem 526,76 38111,22 Arch Serv-Ridgewiew Elem
Richards & Conover Hdw Co Roofing Supply Co
Caretakers House Mod-Reprs-BLdgs
Schwartz Const Co Scott Chevrolet Co Shawver & Son Inc
Est#3“Kaiser Elementary School-Addition Ground ImpX^v. Dept Select
Smiser Construction Co Smith and Son Soil Industries Inc
Est #lHarding Jr-Sr-Hi-Schl-Gym-Remod Est #1 -Addition#2-Ridgeview Elem Schl Mtrls-Suppls Low
Sorey Hill & Sorey
Est#li~Supervision-5th-Addition-Adams Elem 350^0"'^
■ - - '
93.00 114.10 AS *.J 11,3110,98
12.25 lili5®30
Low Low
Install-New-Cables-J Mars^ll
Agreement 329169 112,010 U2j
Est #li-Supervisi'Q'h^lith-Addition-Ei’Hmore • 21i2«32
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Page -16-
Southwest Wheel Inc Standard Roofing & Mtrl Chas M Suttle Const Co
Ground Improv Dept Select Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Low Est #2-Aud-Addition-Southeast High Schl
M§ry A Thacker Clerk Thomas Concrete Pipe
Petty Cash Rem Ground Improve
Douglass Stadium United Brick & Tile Co United States Plywood Corp CaretakersHouse
168.33 1O&/
Dept Select Low Low Low
Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg Est #3~Arch Superv-Nichols Hill Est #3-Arch Superv-Arthur
W & W Steel Co Weller Const Co
Suppls & Reprs Low Est #3-Buchanan Elem Schl
Yow Brake & Clutch
Improv of Grounds
173.30 723.39
Dept Select
101.U3 12,1143.70
7.60 •X.
1933 Bond Britton Piano Shop
New Furn-Fix
Low
169.70
Butler Shade Co
Adm Bldg Eqpt
Low
1U1.18
Capitol Steel & Iron Co
Shop & Shed Area
Low
19.69
David M Davis Co
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept Select
26.30
New Furn-Fix Mo d-Repr-Bldg s
Dept Select Low
SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF DECEMBER*
^ilner Const Co
Mod & Repr-Bldgs
Mrs ‘J’earl Walls, A Widow
Real Estate
61.00 19,900.00
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claims shown in interns #la to #lg, both inclusive, have been examined approved, by the auokitbr as to appro oriati-on^ojijpose of ex'^ei^.ture, ..calculi m< and receipt-by the * same'fre^^Iow^'and ti Clerkvha’inst +1 -A >C”‘"
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Itenfcte PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED ■=¥ THE BOARD UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE ‘REti •^ISSUED ARE AS lOEDOWS:
‘1956-57 GENERAL FUND Payroll for the month of December #1088 - #1313..
1956-57 BUILDING LEVY &
jPayroll for the month of December #66 - #70
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1956 Bond for the month of -December #23 - #26
f|1955 Bond for the month of December #3 - #4....
Item|#3 PAYROLLS NOR PAY PERIOD ENDING JANUARY 31, 1957 - ONE MONTH I 4956^57 GENERAL FUND $
Payrolls - including school administrators,, cle service department employees, and extra service 1956-56 BUILDING LEVY
$30,000.no
Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings 1956 BOND ls-
1955 BOND
ar*
sa“‘!®
;T;he peridfcs toWe1-listed on these payrolls havs been regulaiSFy employed1 by th W?annual, monthly or daily basis and payrolls are to be computed on ..actual s fixed by the Board All payrolls will be supported by verified payroll claim' •j _ » ’ x A V/ v*. X w X w XCt ;®roPer authorization and approval and will be examined by the Superintenden -“^11 fl *? fl*-. T* prior “KW* *1 /\ V» to 4* release •!« *»1 m a J? . -- A . T.V .. • -ra auditor of warrants. We recommenda that these claims bb XX
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^approved for payment subject only to revision on certificates , as to absent stitutes, cand action of the Board o.n sa-la-rises-not designated , and the Clef to ■<' '? 'to isjsue vnrrbnto warrants for same.
It was. moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $567,217.51? and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in The motion carried on roll call with all members voting payment of same as recommended "Aye."
R. #3 Claims Approved for Payment
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the payrolls for the month of December be approved and the payrolls for January be authorized as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. General Business
R. #4 Dec. Payrolls Approved, Jan. Payrolls Authorized
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to enter into an agreement with the Dolese Company, low bidder, for furnishing ready mixed concrete and sand from January 1, 1957 through June 30, 1957, as follows, Dolese's bid and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #5 Bid Accepted on Concrete and Sand
2500# slump concrete f. o. b. job site — $11.85 3.000# slump concrete f. o. b. job site — 12.35 3500# slump concrete f. o. b. job site — 12.95 Class A state-washed & graded sand f. o. b. our plant ----- ----- _____ -------- --2.10 Class A state-washed & graded sand f. o. b. job site - - ---------- ------- ____---------- ------- __2.5O Standard washed sand f. o. b. our plant ------- 2.05 Standard washed sand f. o. b. job site ------- -2.15
per cubic yard per cubic yard per cubic yard per ton
per ton per ton (2nd low bid) per ton
The motion carried on rol}. call with all members voting "Aye." (Notice for Bids is attached on next page.)
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R. #6 Bids Accepted on ShadeCloth & Rollers
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to award contracts as follows for one lot of shade cloth and shade rollers for all schools, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy account #437, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
The motion carried unanimously on roll caH. R. #7 Bids Accepted on Kitchen Equipment
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one lot of standard kitchen equipment for Nichols Hills, Ridgeview, Prairie Queen, and Coolidge-xschools from the bidders listed below in the total amount of $50,870.95, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids : "Also Harding, Jackson, and Harmony schools. Gardner Hotel Supply Company -- - $45,078.77 Commercial Equipment Company - ----3,671.00 Jones Company --------- ---------2,121,18 TOTAL------------ $50,870.95
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to accept bids of the following R. #8 Bids ACCepted firmss, in the total amount of $3,854.00, for one lot paint, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy account #437, all bids having been received in response to the attached on Paint Notice for Bids: 400 gals, white enamel Cook Paint and Varnish Company - - $1,384.00 Cook's Shur White Glass in 5's: 200 gals. Alkyd Resin Non-Yellowing Varnish:
Cook Paint and Varnish Company - -
440.00 Cook's Alkyd Resin ’ ’ Varnish
1000 gals. Alkyd Latex Flat Allied Paint .-Company - - - - -------------- 2.030.00 Allied Satinclad, 620 White I^all Paint: TOTAL------- $3,854.00
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (See Notice for Bids on following page.)
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R. #8 Continued
It was moved b recommendation to award contracts Seders and one paint spray otal amount of $1,556.02, to be charged outfit for use to the C-2 account, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Hart Industrial Supply Company - ----- 11,391.60 J. C. Hamilton & Co.-------25.00 Severin Supply Co. --------139.42 TOTAL-------- 11,556.02
Dr. M. W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent, to make a special purchasecof a total of 3,793 Grade 9 Iowa Tests of Educational Development from Science Research Associates, in the total amount of $3,793*00, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of one lot of steam traps for use on steam heating systems in all schools from bidders listed below in the total amount of $16,328.10, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy account #439, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Mideke Supply Company Federal Corporation .
R. #9 Bids Accepted on Iron Bende & Spray Outfi
R. #10 Approval to Purchase Test
R. #11 Bids Accepted on Steam Trap
$ 2,165.10 14,163.00 TOTAL----- $16,328.10
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. .McCray to approve contract with Semco Color Press for the composition, printing, binding, and super-finishing of the proposed book, "Oklahoma. City, Capital of Soonerland," 5000ccopies — $11,314.30, to be reimbursed by the sale of the books. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #12 Contract with Semco Approve'
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept bids from the following bidders for one lot of electrical supplies for Dunbar and one lot of electrical fixtures and supplies for the Administration Building, in the total amount of $5,441.80, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids;
R. #13 Bids Accepted on Electrical Supplies
Westinghouse Electric Co.- - - $ 243.00 Emsco Electric Co. - - - - ----- - 1,891.92 Hunzicker Electric Co. 618.87 Graybar Electric Qo. 1,486.13 Service Electric co. 1,201.88 TOTAL------- $5,441.80
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R. #14 Bid Accepted on Door Hardware
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to Roofing and Material Company in the amount of $618.43 for door hardware and supplies at a discount price of 50$ off total, purchase recommended by the Director of Buildings unanimously on roll call.
Food Service Statement
approve accepting bid of Standard special purchase of miscellaneous retail cost less 50$ from that and Grounds. The motion carried
| The Central Food Service Department submitted-a Financial Statement as of October 31? 1956, ja copy to be placed on file in the Clerk’s office.
Request for Mr. W. P. Atchinson, representing the March of Dimes, requested permission to give pupils March of Dimes cards for inserting dimes to take home to parents for polio victims. Contribution
R. #15 Permission for Participation in March of Dimes Drive
Since polio was not included in the Big One Drive for contributions, after some discussion, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Wright that the schools in grades Kindergarten through the sixth conduct a Polio Drive as suggested by Mr. Atkinson, with the understanding that after this year the Polio Drive will be conducted along with other contributions, and that school administrators be instructed to'that effect. The motion carried.
PERSONNEL
Personnel The following personnel recommendations and information were submitted, the recommendations Recommendation^ for employment of teachers being made 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
INSTRUCTIONAL
TERMINATIONS
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ASSIGNMENT
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EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
yl
Engl ish Gra nt
fe-J” "7"’*’“^^' -• . •. . ■ I, (Mrs .) Bet ty I Hous er
5th Cul
(Mrs .) Mar iet ta Mc Int ir e
Engl John
APPROVED EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARK
t (Mr . ) MYRON
Mat Gra
~ Woods . ‘
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(Mrs .-) Gen ev ie ve r
Han se n - Ri
(Jul ia Denn (Additi
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1-1°57
UNDSETH, MILDRED
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CULBERTS0N4-
3 iSem este r
1-8 7-57
Engl John
ish
Mar sh
Engl ish & S
1-1-57
Mc Inn is , .Betty
B.IV.
$8500
Uni Hosp
$3100
O.C.U.
NURSE
John
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Ma rs
ha
. (MRS.)
(Mrs .) Autr y , Fre
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(Mr .) Sam pl e , Ger
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1-21-57
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$12.00 P R DAV UNTIL DECREE
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1-1-57 ' 1-1-57
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WRIGHT'
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$3000
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Superintendent! The Superintendent called attention to the attractive cover page on the agenda and commended| the Art Department, Miss Grace Chadwick, Director, for the work done by art students on the j Reports for cover page. j 1956-1957
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EXPENDITURES
REVENUE
MEETING OF JANUARY 7, 1957 - CONT'D
MEETING OF JANUARY 7, 1957 - CONT'D
The Superintendent called attention to the following: (1)
(2)
Supt.'s Repor Continued__
Things accomplished in 1956:
(a)
Improvement in the instructional program with the giving of city-wide tests to 9th, 10th, 11th, & 12th grade pupils, with significant results;
(b)
Use of educational T-V and efforts to make T-V instruction available state-wide;
(c)
Reorganization of administrative staff and more attention to the teaching personnel;
(d)
Retirement plan improved with social security now in addition to the teacherretirement plan already in operation;
(e)
Improvement in the program of maintenance, with the five-mill levy available for maintenance of buildings.
Plans for the future: (a)
Continuing with the testing program;
(b)
Challenge of continued work with the educational T-V program;
(c)
Challenge of improving teaching and maintaining a good teaching program;
(d)
Problem of financing schools and educating the public to school n&feds;
(e)
New officers of the Board have much ahead of them for 1957*
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
It liras moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation to employ Mr. Fred Pojezny, Architect, to draw plans and specifications for a playroom at Jackson Junior High School, the charge for this service to be 4%. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #17 Employment of Architect Approved
The central office reported acceptance of the following additions to buildings for occupancy Acceptance o. Additions to John Adams, Millard Fillmore, and Mayfair elementary schools. Buildings It was reported, also, that paving at Linwood School has been completed. Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase by the Board of the following-described property adjacent to Harding High School, at the prices indicated, and to issue warrants in payment of same upon approval of the legal documents by the Board Attorney:
R. #18 Approval to Buy Property Adjacent to Harding Schoo
(1)
825 N. W. 33rd St. - Present owners, Leslie and Florence Campbell Possession to be given on or before April 1, 1957 Being all of Lots 35 and 36, Block 5, Ross Mann A ddition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma according to the recorded plat thereof. Price - $11,000.
(2)
821 N. W. 33rd St. - Present owners, Charles M. and Audie Stephenson Possession to be given by March 20, 1957 Being all of Lots 37 and 38, Block 5? Ross Mann Addition to Oklahoma.City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Price - $11,000
(3)
820 West Hil^. - Present owner, Bertha B. Easley Subject to tenancy now in forjkce which is on a month-to-month rental basis. Being all of Lots 5 and 6, Block 9, Grand View Additiontto Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Price - $6,500, subject to payment of balance of paving taxes on Francis Street in the amount of $214.40.
(4)
822 West Hill - Present owners, Chas. E. and Mary Huffman Taylor, Walt & Grace Huffman Possession to be given on or before February.20, 1957Being all of Lots 3 and 4, Block 9, Grand View Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Price $7,500.
(5)
826 and 828 West Hill - Present owner, Hugh K. Clark Subject to tenancy now in force which is on a month-to-month rental basis. Being all of Lots 1 and 2, Block 9, Grand View Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Price $8,200, subject to payment of the balance of paving taxes in the amount of $467.29.
All of the above-described properties to be purchased on condition that the Board secures a permit for off-street parking. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton,
the meeting was adjourned sine die.
R. #19 Adjournment Sine Die
MEETING OF JANUARY 7, 1957 - CONT'D
Board Reconvenes.
Upon reconvening, the following members of the Board were present:
eorganization f Board
Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent, presided as temporary chairman, and the Board proceeded with its organization for 1957.
R. #20 Mr. Jim Wright Elected President
The chairman called for nominations for President of the Board for 1957. Whereupon, Mrs. Melton nominated Mr. Jim Wright as President and, there being no further nominations, Mr. Bennhett made a motion, which was seconded by Mr. McCray, that Mr. Wright be elected by acclamation. The motion carried.
New President Presides
The newly-elected President, Mr. Jim Wright, presided as chairman and thanked the Board for the honor of being elected President for the year. 1957•
Ward One ----- Mrs. Nellie R. Melton Ward Two----- Mr. Otto F. Thompson Ward Three— Mr. C. B. McCray Ward Four — Mr. Jim Wright At Large------ Mr. Phil C. Bennett
Introductions
He introduced his wife, two sons, and a number of friends who were present as visitors.
Resolution of Appreciation to Mr. Thompson
He then presented to the out-going President, Mr. Otto F. Thompson, in the name of the Board and administrators, a most attractive framed Resolution of Appreciation for his services as President for the year 1956.
Mr. Thompson Expresses Appreciation
Whereupon, Mr. Thompson expressed his deep appreciation for the fine cooperation he received during the year from other members of the Board, the Superintendent, other staff members, and the teachers of the school system. He introduced his wife, who was present as a visitor.
R. #21 Mr. Bennett ■ Elected Vice-President
The President called for nominations for Vice-President. Whereupon, Mr. McCray nominated Mr. Phil C. Bennett as Vice-President for 1957, and there being no further nominations, Mr. Thompson moved that Mr. Bennett be elected by acclamation, and the motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.
R. #22 Miss Thacker Elected Clerk
Motion to elect Miss Mary A. Thacker as Clerk of the Board was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.
R. #23 Mr. Geo H. C. Green Elected Treasurer
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton and that George H. C. Green be elected Treasurer of the Board. The motion carried.
R. #24 W. A. Lybrand Elected Attorney
Motion to elect: Judge W. A. Lybrand as Attorney for the’Board was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried.
R. #25 Prigmore, Bake:: Elected Auditors
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the firm of Prigmore, B aker & Company be elected Auditors of the Board. The motion carried.
«Ju<jLge Lybrand Expresses Appreciation R. #26 Treasurer’s Bond Payment of Premium Approved
Judge Lybrand expressed his appreciation of the privilege of serving as Attorney of the Board through the years.
R. #27 Depositories Confirmed
Mrs. Melton moved confirmation of depositories for school funds, as follows:
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the bond of the Treasurer and to authorize payment of premium* on* the bond. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
Liberty National Fidelity National First National
City National Citizens State First State
May Avenue Central State Northwest National Capital State Oklahoma National
Fiscal agencies: Liberty National First National
The motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried. R. #28 Approval to Employ Architects , Classen Audit orium
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommendation to employ Sorey, Hill & Sorey to draw architectural plans and specifications for the restoration of the auditorium area at Classen High School, this being the area damaged by fire January 3, 1957, regular architectural fee to be paid. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
MEETING OF JANUARY 7, 1957 - CONT'D
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to employ Joe Mason, Architect, to write specifications for the construction of the area for the television station at Classen High School. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #29 Approval of Architect for Specificatior for T-V Sta.
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to employ Mr. L. B. Perkins, Electrical Engineer, to draw plans and specifications for the restoration of the electrical damages at Classen High School. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #30 Approval to Employ Elec. Engineer
The Superintendent presented to Mr. Thompson, outgoing President of the Board, the gavel which he used during his term as President. Mr. Thompson accepted the gavel and expressed his appreciation of it.
Superintender Presents Gave to Outgoing President
The Superintendent invited everyone present to attend a reception to be given in the Board Conference Room immediately following the meeting, honoring the Board members.
Supt. Invites All Present to Reception
After expressing appreciation of his years as Superintendent of the Oklahoma City schools, Dr. Swanson presented his resignation, effective^at the close of the fiscal year, June 30, 1957, as he has accepted a professorship in the School of Education at the University of California, effective July 1, 1957.
Dr. Swanson Resigns Effective at End of Fiscal Year, June 30
Mr. Thompson moved acceptance of Dr. Swanson’s resignation, with a great deal of regret, and recommended that a Resolution of Appreciation, commending Dr. Swanson for his tremendous contribution to the Oklahoma City Public Schools,be prepared. The motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #31 Supt’s Resignation Accept ed—Resolutio of Appreciati Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray that Dr. Melvin W. Barnes be elected Superintendent of Schools to succeed Dr. Swanson, effective July 1, H957. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”:
R. #32 Dr. Melvin W. Barnes Electe Superintenden Effective July 1, 1957
Mrs. Bess Henry, President of the District Oklahoma Education Association, who was present as a visitor, expressed deep regret at the resignation of Dr. Swanson.
District OEA President Expresses Regret
Mrs. Swanson, also present, was introduced and welcomed.
Mrs. Swanson Introduced
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried.
R. #33 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved the
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 4, 1957 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
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Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. Bill Foutz, Mr. Charles Harville, Mr. L. V. Ballard, Mr. Bill Haller, and Mr. Gene Stinebeck - Directors; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; members | of the press and T-V stations. |
i i Invocation
Mr. McCray gave the invocation. On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of December 20, 1956 and January 7, 1957 were approved-as read.
R. #34 Minutes Approved
SPECIAL On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids were opened a.nd read aloud as per the tabulation below!*"
R. #35 Bids Opened on Elevator
TABULATION OF BIDS ON ELEVATOR FOR ADMINISTRATION BUILDING A. Overhead Electric
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Otis Elevator Company $19,371 Westinghouse Elevator 18,417 Elevator Sales & Service 19,653
Underslung Electric $ 20,440
C. Hydraulic
119,535 15,263
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the bids on the elevator for the administration building be referred to the central office staff for further consideration and later report to the Board. The motion carried.
R. #36 Bids Referred to Central Office Staff
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, submitted a report for the month of January 1957.
Nir. Prigmore, Auditor, submitted a semi-annual report and handed copies to each Board member.
Treasurer's Report Auditor's Report
Whereupon, reports of the Treasurer for January and the report of the Auditor were approved R. #37 on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson. Reports Approved
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Thompson moved approval of the following resolution directing different personnel to attend the professional meetings 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 people would attend the conferences and meetings on the dates designated: (1) Mr. Jim Wright and Dr. J. Chester Swanson, National School Boards Association Meeting, Atlantic City, N. J7., February 14-16, 1957;
R. #38 Attendance at Professional Meetings Apprc
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R. #38 Continued
(2)
Dr. J. Chester Swanson and Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, American Association of School Administrators Convention, Atlantic City, N. J., February 1520, 1957;
(3)
Mr. W. H. Taylor and Mr. T. H. Broad, Secondary Principals Meeting, Washington, D. C., February 22-23, 1957;
(4)
Mrs. Frankie Roberts, Food Service Seminar, Washington, D. C., February 27, 23, March 1, 2, 1957;
(5)
Mr. Clifford E. Costley, Annual Com ention of the Department of AudioVisual Instruction, Washington, D. C., March 3-6, 1957;
(6)
Mr. Walter Brown, National Science Teachers Meeting, Cleveland, Ohio, March 20-24, 1957.
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 nec’essaiy 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 be paid by the Board of Education, except that in the case of Mrs. Roberts, all expenses except transportation will be paid by the Klenzade Company, the transportation to b e paid by the Central Food Service Department.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried on roll call with all member^ voting "AyeI" R. #39 Motion to approve the following resolutions of appreciation for Mrs. Mildred Christner Resolutions of Mills Williamson and Mrs. Eda Louise Ford, recently deceased, was made by Mr. Thompson, Appreciation | seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried: for Mrs. | Mildred WilliamRESOLUTION son and Mrs. Eda Ford IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. MILDRED CHRISTNER MILLS WILLIAMSON
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs Mildred Christner Mills Williamson, Tuesday, January 22, 1957. Mrs. Williamson joined the staff at Culbertson School, as Physical Education Instructor , in 1930. She left the teaching profession to assume her home responsibilities.
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She was very popular with bo±h: her students and co-workers because of her warm personality and cooperative spirit She never was too busy to extend friendship and was very generous in her praise of other people, She was a tireless worker and her enthusiasm was contagious.
She was a member of the local, state and national professional organizations. She was the organist for the Nichols Hills Presbyterian Church and also for the Twin Hills Golf and Country Club. f
Her high ideals, good humor, and sense of fairness are characteristics which will live in the hearts of her students and co-workers. The highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and an inspiration to all her many friends. RESOLUTION
IN APPRECIATION OF MISS EDA LOUISE FORD The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Eda Louise Ford on January 12, 1957Miss Ford joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1920 as first grade teacher at Willard School and taught there until she resigned in 1951. She had taught previously in Knobnoster, Missouri, and Atoka, Oklahoma.
Miss Ford was an outstanding first grade teacher. She was very literary minded and her first love was good books, and she owned a beautiful collection of prose and poetry. Her fondness for poetry was expressed through many poems which she wrote.
Miss Ford was an exceptionally fine person and contributed a great deal toward the success of Willard School. She was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers and won their respect and devotion.
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The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereased family and to pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher.
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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following recommendation of the Auditor to transfer appropriations in the General Fund 1956-1957: Appropriation accounts having unencuufbered balances proposed for cancellation:
1-1C M-12 C-18
5^24,200.00 400.00 400.00
Teachers Salaries Supplies - Buildings and Grounds Equipment - Other Administrative Offices
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Additional appropriations requested:
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Salary - Treasurer Salaries - Superintendent's Office Labor - For Printing Supplies - Custodians Maintenance Office Machines Maintenance General Equipment Labor & Material - Radio Station Rentals & Storage Equipment - Maintenance Office
A-5 A-15 1-7 0-2 M-3 M-9 M-17 F-l C-19
$25,000.00.,
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 iffi.de with the understanding that contracts with the teachemployed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by Superintendent or person by him designated:
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Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.” GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
Bills and Payrolls
Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills listed was presented: February 4, 1957 Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:
The following matters are presented for your consideration:
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The AsstE 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
$ . _97225L58 . .
Item #lc - 1954-55 Separate Fund
$
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Item #ld - 1956-57 Bldg Levy Item #le . - 1955-56 HLdg Levy
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1956-57 General Fund
A & A Lock Shop A & E Eqpt A & W Violin Shop
f > Reprs-Gen-Eqpt Mtrl-Suppls Repr-Musical-Instr
J
Standard Low Stand
1 154.50 i 2 149.93 , 1 9«00 !
Aetna Casulty & Surety Co New Eqpt A-Independent Safe & Lock Serv Repr-Gen-Eqpt Air Sales Inc Instr Suppls
Dept Select Stand Agree
/
Amend Distrib Co American Air Filter Co Inc American Book Co American Design & Development
Custodians Suppls Instr Suppls Library Bks Instr Suppls
Agree Schl Select Publisher Agree
American Library Assoc Ames Supply Co Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Teach Aid Suppls Repr Office Mach Gustodians ?Suppl s
Dept Select Stand Low
Assn, for Childhood Educ Auto Parts & Mach Co
Instr, Suppls’ . Mt,;Trks:M Gars
, Dept Sele'ettfe Dept Select
178.107 156.96 101,06:.
■fet,516.14 ;
1 i
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16.827 78.32 55.256.00
191.24. - 4? .12.38 W
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Page -2-
The Automotive Inc,
Upk Cars & Trks
Stand
11.14
Barada & Page Inc Beckley-Cardy Co Big Top
Custodian Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Schl Select
38.26 16.16 39.42
Bills Grocery Black & Decker Mfg Co The Boardman Co
Instr Suppls Schl Select Labor-Mtrls-RadioStaDept Select Stand Mt Trks-Cars
15.00 3.20 95.80
Bond Safety Projects Bo stitch-Midwest Inc The Clarence L Boyd Co Inc
Visual Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Trks-Cars
Dept Select Low Stand
50.00 2^5.98 145.20
Branham1s Inc Brodhead-Garrett Co John A Brown Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Schl Select
221.50 3.60 157.99
Burroughs Corporation
Mt Office Mach
Stand Agree
California Assn of Sec Schl Capitol Hill Beacon Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Suppls Night Schl Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Stand Low
E B Jack Castle The Castolite Co Bob Cates
17.87 42,40
60.27
4.00 10.00 1,548.42
Labor-Mtrls-RadioStaDept Select 'Instr Suppls Schl Select Custodian Suppls Low
7.5o 26.19 ■ 185.90
Chartwell House Inc Christian Adventure Films The Cin-Ma.de Corp
Teach Aid Suppls Visual Aid Suppls Visual Aid Suppls
Dept'Select Dept Select Dept Select
5.87 95.27 . 56.60 4
City-Spring' Works
Mt of Bus Instr Suppls
Dept Select 18.90 Agree 12,50
31.40
Civic Education Service Clarks Violing Shop Clements Sporting Goods
Instr Suppls Mt Musical Instr Instr Suppls
Schl Select Dept Select Low
37.80 27.50 53.64/4
Colgate Palmolive Co Collins Dietz Morris Co Community Playthings
Suppls Custodians Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Low ■ Schl Select
d
61.74 >■ . : 13®5Q4' W' M.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 4, 1957 - CONTINUED
Page -3-
Comptometer Div Felt & Tarrant Mt Office Mach Agree Al Cook Desk & Office Supply ’—Office Supplies Stand Cook Paint &rVarnish Od Labor-Mtrls-Radio-StLow
VR"’
136.85
Coronet Filins Ralph’ C Coxhead Creative Playthings Inc
Visual. Aid Suppls Reprs-Indust-Arts Instr Suppls
Dept Select Stand Schl Select
Crescent Market Inc
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
6.00
Daily Law Journal Record Dannenburg Distributing Co M G Davis Supply Co
Legal Publications Mt Trks-Cars Instr Suppls
Publisher Dept Select Low
207.43 1.30 23.93
Dee’s Photo Supply Inc Denoyer-Geppert Co Doenges Supply Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Dept Select
7.37 48.91 110.16
H Dorsey Douglas Inc
Instru Suppls
Dowlings Inc
Teach Aid Suppls
Low f 24.73 Schl Select 42.88 67.63 Low ’• 304.30 • Schl Select 312.O3j816.33
Downtown Chevrolet
Instr Suppls
Agree 3.40 Dept Select 4.o4 30.93 Stand
40.39
Bill Doyle
Instr Suppls
Bd Act 4,039.44 333.13 Sei'll Select 4,394.59
Dulaney's Duplicating Products Inc John Dunlap Sporting Goods
New Schl Apparatus Mt Office Mach Instr Suppls
Low Stand Low 36.00 Dept Select 10.47
Eastman Kodak Stores Inc Eckert Mineral Research The Economy Co
Visual Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Dept Select Schl Select
The Education DigestA. Emsco Electric Supply Co
Suppls Custodian Suppls
Dept Select Low 44.00 Dept Select 3.31 Dept Select 182.3 Bd Act,.. 130.3
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Library Suppls
Film Assn of Calif
*'C. J. Fishman
Visual Aid Suppls
Rental
Dept Select
182.33 32.83 46,47 32.13 24.82 32.92
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3.20 70.00 130.3'1 ■ i'z
The Fleck Bearing Go Friden Glaculating Mach General Biological Supply
SchlShop-Eqpt Mt Office Mach Instr Suppls
Ginn & Co Glasscraft Mfg Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Graham Paper Co
Instr Suppls
Low tsMIi Bd Action 2200.63 ( 2,286.31
The Grocery Trade Publication Robert W Grubbe Co J C Hamilton Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Upk Trks-Cars
Publisher Schl Select Stand
Harcourt Brace & Co
Instr Suppls
Dept Select 4.99 Schl Select 34.03
Hart Industrial Supply Co
Instr Suppls
Bd Act 1146.60 Low 282.72 Schl Select 1.69z !► Dept Select 33.3^1.,486.36
D C Heath & Co Hillcrest Heights Presby Hipsley Lithograph & Printing
Instr Suppls Rental Audit Suppls
Dept Select Agree Low
.98 130.00 24.90
Hollywood Film Enterprises Inc Visual Aid Suppls Henxy Holt & Co Inc Instr Suppls Hoover Bros, Inc New Eqpt Hoover Co Instr Suppls
Dept Select Schl Select Dept Select Stand ,6.,
120.68 170.42 124.30 6.07
Houghton Mifflin Co The House of Clay Humpty Dumpty
Instru Suppls Instru Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Low Schl Select
47.32 122.30 36.71
The H R Huntting Co Inc Industrial Chemical Labs
Instr Suppls Custodians Suppls
Schl Select Low
39.88 69.60
International Art Co International Business Mach ■ International Harvester Co
Teach Aid Suppls Rental Upk Trks-Cars
Dept Select Agree Stand
3.24 840.00 38.62-
Interstate Printers-Publisher J & R Supply Co Jenkins Music Co
Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Low Schl Select
3.32 8.73, 13.38
Johnson Motors
Mt Trks-Cars
Dept Select
4.00
Schl Select Stand Schl Select
*
♦ . 17.19 2.30
Schl Select Schl Select
s
8.00 38.36 10.80
39.02
MEETING CF FEBRUARY 4, 1957 - CONTINUED
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Johnson Wholesale Electronics Jones Boys #6 The Jones Co Inc
Repr Audio Visual Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select
Fred Jones Ford
Mt Trks-Cars
Dept Select
102.09
49.80
.'W Kamp Bros Kilpatrick Bros Alfred A Knope Inc
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Schl Select Low Dept Select
,-131.40 I 30.23 1^3.77
F B Koock
Suppls
Dept Select*’
'•'41.00
C A LaMar Lea A-V Service Loeffler-Greene Supply Co Life Filmstrips
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Custodians Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Dept Select Low Schl Select
142.26 29$.20 477.60 83.00
Lone Star Schl Bk Deposit
Instr Suppls
Publisher £«32 Dept Select 3.14
Long-Bell Lumber Co Lyons & Carnahan Lytle Johnston & Soule
Instr Suppls Library Bks New Schl Apparatus
Low Publisher Dept Select
Morgan’s A G Food Mkt The A N Marquis Co Melton Co Inc
Instr Suppls Suppls Suppls
Schl Select Dept Select Low Letter Bid
86.78 17.35 559.92
Metropolitan Schl Stdy Council Teach Aid Supply Metropolitan Water Co Water Michigan Scientific Co Instr Suppls
Dept Select Utilities Bd Action
1.00 27.15 423.06
Mideke Supply Co
Mt Trks-Cars
Dept Select 60.62 Low 432.60
493.22
Miller Jackson Co Miller-Norris Co Inc, Moody Institute of Science
Repr Audio Visual Instr Suppls Visual Aid Suppls
Dept Select Low Dept Select
17.75 220.00 225.00
Moore Business Forms Inc Morgensen Lumber Co Morris Chevrolet Inc
Office Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Supple
364.00 46.80
Multigraph Sales Branch
Office Suppls
Low Low Agree Stand. Stand
McCormick Mathers McDonald-Scott Chevrolet
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Agree
5.24 8.32
8.46
19.98 84.29 75.00
13.54 6.17
31.88 40.77
McGraw Hill Bk Go Inc
Teach Aid Suppls
Dept Select
8.17
National Education Ass<n National Schoolcrafters National Theatre Supply
Teach Aid Suppls Mt Phy Ed Eqpt Rep rs-Audio-Eqpt
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
2.36 11.8U 3,60
Nature Program New Method Bk Bindery Inc New State Towel & Linen
Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Custodians Suppls
Schl Select Dept Select Agree
1.10 J #01 133.0?
Nichols Hills Transp Go North Star
Rent Transp Eqpt Suppls
Agree Dept Select
67.00 3.®0
Oklahoma City Water Dept Oklahoma County Water Co Oklahoma Dairy Supply Go Inc
Water Water Instr Suppls
Utilities Utilities Low
3A3M2 73.03 73.30
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Go
Light & Power
Utilities
18,860.28
Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaninginstr Suppls
Low
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co Oklahoma Oxygen Co
Fuel Instr Suppls
Oklahoma Paper Co The Oklahoma Publishing Oklahoma Seating Co
Instr Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls
Utilities Low 39.72 Agree 126.27 Low Dept Select Low
Oklahoma Today .
Teach Aid Suppls
Dept Select
2.00
Perfection Eqpt Co Pipkin Photo Service 'Pitney-Bowes Inc
Upk Trks-Cars Visual Aid Suppls Rentals&Storage
Stand Dept Select Rental
23.36 19.30 18.00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Popular Science Pub Co Port Arthur Indep Schl Dist
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Low Dept Select Dept Select
2,70 3,U0 8,00
Portland Ave EUBC Postmaster Postmaster Prentice-Hall Inc
Rental Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls
Agree Postage Postage Publisher
Public Schl Publ Co
Teach Aid Suppls
96.73
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I®
I
20,113.02
163.99 17.00 13.60 301.70
130.oot 300.00-
3o.oo| 11.92|
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 4, 1957 - CONTINUED
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Page -7-
Quick Charge Inc Quick Grip Clip Co
Mt Trks&Cars Instr Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select
25.04 68.75
Radio Supply Inc
Instru Suppls
Schl Select 15.02 Dept Selle ct 34.47
49.49
John W. Ramsbottom Readers Digest Ed Dept The Refinery Supply Co
Piano Tuning-Repr Instr Suppl New Schl Apparatus
Standard Schl Select Bd Act
Remington Rand Div Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Repr-Indust-ArtsInstr Suppls
Stand Low
The Ronald Press Co Row Peterson& Co
Teach Aid Suppls Library Bks
Dept Select Publisher
3.24 4.54
S & J Supply Co Mt Trks&Cars St Louis Coke & Foundry Supply Instr Suppls BenJ H Sanborn Co Library Bks
Low Dept Select Publisher
25.54 23.00 10.63
Willis G Sautbine Scholastic Magazines Science Research Associates
Rental Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Agree Schl Select Bd Act
300.00 235.75 1,430.55
Science Service Scott Chevrolet Co
Instr Suppls Mt Trks & Cars
Dept Select Dept Select 6.66 Agree 28.76
Scott Foresman & Co Severin Supply Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Publisher Schl Select 11.63 Bd Act 956.28 Low Dept Select
Sharp Auto Supply Co
Upk Trks-Cars
Low 342.94 Dej>t Select 12.44 Standard 2.79
90.75 100.00 120.05
*'*’
6.5o 974.06
Sharp & Nichols Music Co
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
Sherwin-Williams
Custodian Suppls
Low
Simpson Auto Co Singer Sewing Mach Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Agree Low 19.70 Schl Select883^^O?^
4.50 35.42
6.51
359.17 ,
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 4, 1957 - CONTINUED
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Page -8-
4
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Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit
Library Bks
Skil Corporation
Schl Shop Eqpt
Schl Select 987.29r Dept Select 447.871,433.16 4<73 Dept Select /
Smith-Corona. Inc Snap-On Tools Corp Sooner Bindery Co
Mt Office Eqpt Instr Suppls Research Suppls
Stand Schl Select Low
Southwest Parts Corp Southwest Wheel Inc Southwestern Bell Tele Co Dr A J Stoddard Ed Stuart’s Music Shop The Standard Register Co Stanley Tools
Upk-Trks-Cars Mt-Trks-Cars Telephone Service General Instruction Repr-Musical Instr Suppls Instru Suppls
Stand Dept Select^ Utilities Agree Stand Low Dept Select
Stansi Scientific Co State Agency for Surplus The Steck Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Bd Action Dept Select Schl Select
421.13 233.56 41.44
Mary A Thacker Clerk Times-Journal Publishing Co B H Thomas
Petty Cash Rem Instru Suppls ■ Labor Printing
Dept Select Schl Select Agree
146.99 17.00 111.11
Thompson Schl Bk Deposit
Library Bks
Dept Select932.3O Schl Select333®31 f Publisher 343*60(1,631.41
The Todd Co Inc
Clerk Suppls
Stand
Town of Nichols Hills Triangle Blue Print & Supply Trice Wholesale Electronics
Water Engineering Dept Repr Audio Visual
Utilities Low Low
The Turner Co
Repr-Audio Visual
Dept Select
10.33
Underwood Corp University Bookstore . University of Minn Press
Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Standard Dept Select Dept Select
249.63 1.70 3.36
The U« S,, Electrical Tool Co Universal Blueprint & Supply University of Illinois
Repr-Indust-Arts Suppls Labor-Mtrl
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
16.60 139.20 4.92s
University of N^S Press
Instr Suppls
■
36 16;:2O 49.30
. 14.38 3.08 4,988.45 130.00 224,30 19.35 4.35
40.32
4.3o 290.38 93.87
i
MEETING- OF FEBRUARY 4, 1957 - CONTINUED
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Page ~9~
I’ .
Uptown Art Galleries
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
Henry Van Engen Van’s Auto Supply Vaseco Inc
General Instr Upk Trks-Cars Visual Aid Suppls
Agree Low Dept Select437»88 8,42 Stand
W & W Steel Co Walker Stamp & Seal Co Wallace & Tiernan Incorp
Instr Suppls Suppls Custodians Suppls
Low Low Low
39.99 13.10 28.96
Ward’s Natural Science Est Waugh Bros Supply Co
Instr Suppls Repr Audio Visual
Schl Select Dept Select 3.69 Low 90s70
62.74
W M Welch Mfg Co Western Bk & Office Supply
Instr Suppls Suppls
Bd Act Low
Western Newspaper Union
Instr Suppls
Western Uniform & Towel Ser Western Union Telegraph Co
Instr Suppls Telephone
Agree Utilities
13.84 9.61
Westinghouse Electric Supply Williams & Wilkins Co Wilson's Grocery
Repr-Audio-Visual Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select
3.60. 4.30 44.80
Woodmansee-Abott Music Co
Instr Suppls
The Wright Line Inc
Research Suppls
Schl Selectl06937 Dept Select 13.73 Dept Select
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Mt-Trks-Cars
Dept Select27.92 Stand 2 7, 111
American-LaFrance Foamite Atomic Sound Engineering Co Beckley-Cardy Co
Reprs-Gen Eqpt New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls
Agree Bd Action Schl Select
Branham’s Inc
Teach Aid Suppls
39.00 330.00 223.20
■
446.30
’A . 1
94.39 331.27 . ; 10.30
Stand 70.20 Dept Select 11.00 . Bd Act 6848.23 Schl Select 21.80 196.8$f7,148.14 Low
1933-36 General Fund
\*fe?w
120.12 31.61
33.06
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Page -16h3.^3 3.^' 22.8k
John A Brown Co Bureau of Publications Burroughs Corp
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Office Mach
S^chl Select Dept Select Stand
California Test Bureau Civic Education Ser Inc Co-Operative Publ Co.
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select Schl Select
P F Collier & Son Corp Creative Playthings Inc Denoyer-Geppert Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Seiect Schl Select
3.3o 380^6 37.02
Doubleday & Co Inc Dowlings Inc
Library Bks Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select
81 oh0 809.16
Fideler Co Field Enterprises Inc
Instr Suppls .Library Bits
Schl Select Low
ho. 00 202.61i.
Gaylord Bros, Inc Hart Industrial Supply Co H R Huntting Co Inc
Library Suppls Repr-Shop-Eqpt Instr Suppls
Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select
292.44 8.00 23.16
Industrial Chemical Labs Iowa State College Press
Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select
13.20 10.40
Jenkins Music Co The Journal of Teacher Ed
Mt Musical Instru Instr Suppls
Low Dept Select
13.96 3.00
Melton Co Inc
Instr Suppls
Bd Action
12.03
New Method Bk Bindery Inc A J Nystrom & Co
Library Bk Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select
390.22 11.74
R L Polk & Co . Pugh-Holmes Mtr Co Reeves Camera Store Richards & Conover Hdwe Co
Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Improvement-Grounds
Dept Select Agree Low Low
70.00 2.63 6.00, 38.87
Robinson Janitor Supply Co
Custodial Suppls
Bd Action
362.30
Sears Roebuck & Co Sharp & Nichols Music Co Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit
Instr Suppls Mt Musical Instru Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select Schl Seiect8hU.2U h. 20 Low
113.92 38.00
Southern Sales Co
Instr Suppls
Low
*
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31.30 800.00 124.33
848.44
£
I 5* i.
MEETING- OF FEBRUARY l+, 1957 - CONTINUED
Page -11-
95.55 113.00
Thompson Schl Bk Deposit Thompson S’ t Supply
Instr Suppls Ifew-Sch] A-oparatns
Tj Ow
Uarco Inc Underwood Corp
Suppls Mt Office Mach
Low Schl Select
556.79 5.00
Vaseco Inc
New Schl Apparatus
Schl Select
100.00
W M Welch Mfg Co Western Bk & Office Supply
Instr Suppls New Furn-Fix
Schl Select Dept Select
2 <,320.21 37.50
Yale University Press
ixi&ti Suppls
Schl Select
15.85
Schl Select Letter
•
1956-57 BLdg Levy Acme Brick Co Acme Oil Tool Co Inc Acme Quality Paints Inc
Repr-BLdgs Repr-BLdgs Repr-BLdgs
Low Low Tow
Allied Paint Store Atomic Sound Engineering Co
Repr-BLdgs Repr-BLdgs
Bd Action Low
Butler Shade Co
Furn-Eqpt
Low
Capitol Stage Eqpt Co Bob Cates Cook Electric Supply Co
Mtrl-Suppls Upk-Grounds Move Greenhouse
Cook Paint & Varnish Co Crane Co
Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls Mtrls-Suppls
Low Low
The Denman Floors Co The Dolese Co E I Du Pont De Nemours & Co
Vocational Reprod Repr-BLdgs-Mtrls Repr-Furn
Low Agree Low
31.00 250.00 63.83
2a030.00j, 7.90 y-
I
129.50 £:
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Page -12-
Roy iye Paint & Body Shop
Upk -Grounds-Mtrls
Low
127.37
Emsco Electric Supply Co The Gordon E Ervin Co
Art Room-Taft Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Low Low
1,620.63 42.00
Federal Corp
Mtrl-Suppls
Bd Act l4.OL1.e6O Dept Select 18.46 Low 73.00
1
498^6
Fentriss Sound Eqpt Co Flanagan Supply Co The Fleck Bearing Co
Repr-Bldgs Repr-Eldgs Repr-HLdgs
Schl Select Low Stand 3.33 6.43 Low
191.00 7.48
General Electric Supply Co W W Grainger Inc Gilmore Gardner & Kirk Oil Co
Fixtures Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Low Dept Select Schl Select
31.80 13.33 23.00
Hart industrial Supply Co A C Horn Co of Texas Hunzicker Bros
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Hldg-Mtrls
Low Low Dept Select 11.00 Low 331.41
303.43 90.30
Independent Supply Co
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Low
107.00
Jones-Newby Supply Co
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Low 70.14 Stand 2«4O
Vocational Reprod Repr Bldg-Mtrls Reprs-Bldg s-Mtrls
Low Stand Bd Act 363.30 Low 861.09
Lambert Corp Loeffler-Greene Supply Co Long-Bell Lumber Co Long-Bell Lumber Co
Repr-ELdg-Mtrls Repr-Hldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
Standard Low Low Low
Magnolia Petroleum Co Mideke Supply Co
Upk Grounds Repr-Eldg-Mtrls
Low Stand 2.10 Dept Selectl0®02 Low 1348.64
Harry Keeton Supply Co Keystone Supply Co Inc Kilpatrick Bros
Miller Floor Co Miller Jackson Co Modernfold Door Sales
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Rep-Bldg-Mtrls
Low Low Low Letter Bid
£.78
343.41
72.34
17.43 3.34 1,226.39
7.60 237.21 30,83 143.10
1,130.37 1,361.06
61.43 37.13 320.00
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Morgensen Lumber Co
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
Stand 39.00 Bd Act 2989.5U Dept Select2.03 353.88 Low
151.63 282.95
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Norman Plumbing Supply Co
Repr-HLdg-Eqpt
Oklahoma Oxygen Co Oklahoma Seating Co
Repr Bldg-Eqpt-MtrlsAgree Bd Actl5799.5O New Furniture Low 16eL|.O
The Perolin Co Inc
Repr Bldg Eqpt
Dept Select
399.60
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Repr-BLdg-Mtrls
Dept Select
92 .80
Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls
Low
Scovil & Sublett Hdwe Co
Remodel-Office
Bd Act560.Hi Low 122.80
Severin Supply Co Shawver &, Son Inc
Repr-Furn- Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Low Dept Select
19 .99 71.60
Sherman Machine & Iron Wks Sherwin-Willims
Reprs-BLdg-Mtrls Reprs-BL dg-Mtrls
Low Dept Select 16.05 Low 28I4..L1.2
36.00 330.17
Southwell Distributing Co
Reprs-Bldg-Mtrls
Dept Select
172.25
Standard Roofing & Mtrl
Repr s-Bldg-Eqpt
Stand
Mary A Thacker Clerk U S Supply Co
Petty Cash Rem Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Dept Select Stand
Universal Blueprint St Supply United Brick & Tile Co
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
Agree Low
Waugh Bros Supply Co
Repr-HLdg-Eqpt
Low
52.85
Herb Welding & Radiator Co Westinghouse Electric Supply
Upk Grounds-Mtrls Mtrls-Reprs-Eqpt
Stand Stand
26 .00 79 .60
Murray R Womble Co
Repr-HLdg-Eqpt
Low
Low Bd Act
10.21
15,815.90
1,751.01
682.91
5.00
52.15 10.13 101.03 115.oo
136 .80
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The Dolese Co
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Agree
96.79
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Mtrls-Adm-Pav Mtrls-Suppls Mtrls-Suppls
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Low Dept Select Dept Select
223.75 393*12 97*86
1956 Bond Acme Brick Co
Acme Const Co
Stadium-Douglass Low Remodel-Taft Est#l|.-Mayfair Schl 8835*30 Est#5“Mayfair Schl 6750.00
525.00
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15,585*30
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Acme Oil Tool Co Inc Auto Parts & Machine Co
Elevato r&InstalJ Ground Improve
Bailey Bozalis & Associates
Arch Fees~3j$ofContr~Est#l&2-PeQueen
Ball Distributing & Engineer 0 P Farmer Battery & Elect The Boardman Co
Curriculum Library Improv-Grounds Ground Improv
J J Bollinger Const Clarence L Boyd Co Inc
71,352.00 Est # 3“John Marshall Jr & Sr High Stand U0o7h Ground Improv 119.07 Dept Select 8.33
Butler Shade Co H J Butterly Inc
Adm Bldg-Cafeteria Ground Improv
Low Low
Bob Cates City Water Dept Commercial Eqpt Co
Ground Improve Water New Furn-Fix
Low Utilities Bd Act
Conner and Pojezny J J-Cook Constr Inc E V Cox Construction
Arch Serv-Bstj^-iGalvin Coolidge Schl 568.02 Est #k-Longfellow School 23,Oli3.OO 28,1101*13 Est #5 “Calvin Coolidge Elem
Crane Co
Adm Bldg-Cafeteria
Low
James A Cullimore &Co
New Furn-Fix
Low 181.98 Quality Select711.22
The Denman Floors Co
Mod-Reprs-BLdgs
Dept Select Stand
6,703.86 299.52 ll.OO
Low Stand Stand ho22 Dept Select8.32
Low Letter. Bid
12.5k
327.00 50L1.21
96.20 68.95 3,120.00
2U.57
893.2P 773*10
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Agreel880.43 Low 133.65
The Dolese Co
Mod-Repr-Bldgs
Chas M Dunning Const
Est #1|-U S Grant Highschool
Emsco Electric Supply Co
New Furn-Fix
Low 314.73 Bd Approved 92.22
Federal Corp .
Remodel-Taft
Bd Act
Gardner Hotel Supply Co General Electric Supply Co
New Furn-Fix Adm Bldg-Cafeteria
Bd Act Bd Approved
H & H Eqpt Co Hart Industrial Supply Co Hoover Eqpt Co
Adm Bldg-Elevator Stand Stadium Repr-DouglasStand Ground Improvement Stand
Hudgins-Thompson-Ball&Assoc
Arch Fee-Est #3-Southeast H1782.8U Arch Fee-Final Est-Buchanan 297.22
1,080.06
L H Humphries Const Co
Est # ^-Nichols Hills Elementary
7,299.45
Hunzicker Bros
Remodel-Taft
Low 95.14 Bd Approve dljllJuO
H J Jeffries Truck Line Kilpatrick Bros
Mo d-Repr-Eqpt Mod-Repr-Eqpt
Low Low
Lehman Lippert Const Co Loeffler-Greene Supply Co
Est #3-Prairie Queen 19,953.00 Adm Bldg Dept Select379»6O Bd Action 99.42 Low 108.03 587.05 Proj~805 Proj-808 Low 78.75
Long-Bell Lumber Co
47,774.75
ntral High-Renov Low Low Low Letter Bid
Morgensen Lumber Co
Furniture
Noftsger & Lawrence Norman Plumbing Supply Co
Arch Fee-Est #3“John Marshall Suppls-Mtrls Low 422.00 Stand 21,06 Bd Act 511.59
Low
Bd Action
315.87 55.19
36.00 44.16 8.88
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Arch—Fees"73 Adm-Bldg-Cafeteria Remod-Taft Furn-Eqpt
Curriculum Library
4o6. 95 52.74
Joe M Mason, Arch Engr Mideke Supply Co Miller Floor Co Modernfold Door Sales
Oklahoma Seating Co
2,014.08
28.00 336.90
3,000.00 186.48 665.55 541.00
610.41 1,427.044 ■ b 954.85J'
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Stand Dept Select
Perry’s Tire & Supply Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Ground Improv Stadium-Dougla s s
Reynolds & Morrison Richards & Conover Hdw Co Bob Roberts
Arch Fees-Est #4--Longfellow Low Sta dium-Dougla s s Proj-838 Agree
S E B Paint Co
Office Renovations
Schwartz Const Co Scovil & Sublett Service Electric Supply Co
Est #4-Franklin Kaiser Elen Schl Curriculum Library Low Bd Act Mo d-Reprs-Eqpt
She rid n-Williams Smiser Const Smith and Son
4£,15 Schl Select Sta dium-Dougla s s 35,223.00 Est #2-Harding School Est #2-Ridgewiew Elementary 3,456,19. 14, 529 O93\ 17,986,12 Est #4-Chester A Arthur
Bert Smith Road Machinery Co Soil Industries Inc
Ground Improv Ground Improv
Steel Supply Co
Furniture
Suppliers Incorp Chas M Suttle Const Co
Dept Select Remodel-Taft Est #3“Southeast High School
Mary A Thacker,, Clerk
Petty Cash Rem
Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg
Arch-Fees-Est #4--Nichols Hills
436.59
Weller Const Co
Final-James Buchanan Elem Schl
14,860.30
Westinghouse Electric Supply
Stadium-Taft
Low
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Ground Improv
Stand
529.98 42.24 300,00 105.00
Low
17,114.50 1,789.67 91.78
'Dept Sele ct Stand 18.75 Schl Select 8.75;
11.33 27.50
125.70
Low
130.83 39,141.90
43.50
Dept Select
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52.40
39.98
1955 Bond 200. '%) 130.72 103.00
E V Cox Const Co Dolese Co Hunzicker Bros
Final-U. S. Grant Schl Low Fi re-Ola s se n~Aud Dept Select Fire-A du-Clas sen
Longmire & Sons Carpet Co
Adm-HLdg-Eqpt
Low
64.75
Marshall...Supply & Eqpt Co
Mod-Reprs-HLdgs
Low
24.79r,
Triangle KLue’ 'Print &. Supply Wilson Lumber Co
Classen-TV-Eqpt Classen-TV-Eqpt
Dept Select Dept Select
6.7’i
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Item #2 PAIROLLS PREVIOUSLI APPROVED BI THE I BOARD UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWS: " !
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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment of the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $514,652.93, 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." Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the payrolls for the month of January be approved and that the payrolls for February be authorised as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
General Business Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution,’ prepared by the Board Attorney, regarding the collection and refunding of tuition of non-resident children attending the Oklahoma City public schools, and to approve payment according to provisions of this resolution of the claim of 0. H. Donoho in the amount of $265.17 tuition refund. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
RESOLUTION
Under the law, the District is required to, and does, collect tuition on account of non-resident children attending its schools. This tuition must be collected in advance, but at times the pupil becomes a resident of the District during the period paid for, and in morals, the parent is entitled to a refund for the portion of the period that such child is a resident of the District, but there is no clear provision of law for making such refund. Monies paid for tuition are not tax monies but are in the nature of an unusual fund and should be under the control of the District, insofar as necessary to accomplish justice. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that in such cases the District refund such unearned portion of tuition paid in advance, but only after an order of the Board therefor and that the refumd be made by the Clerk of the Board, from monies received for tuition of non-resident children. The Clerk of the Board is authorized, empowered, and directed to retain at all times $1,000 of money received from such
R. #42 Claims Approved for Payment
R. #43 Jan. Payrolls Approved— Feb. Payrolls Authorized
R. irUU Policy Regarding Tuition Refunds Approv
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R. #44 Continued
tuitions, undeposited with the District Treasurer, from which said refunds may be paid, provided, however, that at the end of the fiscal year, all sums remaining in the hands of the Clerk be deposited with the District Treasurer.
R. #45 Approval to Sue Oil Co.
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to authorize the Board Attorney | to sue the Ward Petroleum Company, Ray Burgin and William B. Aberson, for failure to comply with the contract to reimburse damages done to the Douglass High School property by the Oil well located on the grounds. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #46 Approval to Buy Film
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson that a special purchase be. made for audio-visual film for the Teacher Materials Center from compan^ies shown listed below in the total amount of $3,429.81, the purchase to be charged to the 1-10 account: AMOUNTS TO BE AWARDED TO EACH FIRM:
Cory Motion Pictures Vaseco, Inc. Athena Films, Inc. Weston Woods Studios Audio-Visual Instruction Kathleen Riggs Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Cornet Films Jim Martin TOTAL -------
41.31 202.50 100.00 50.00 70.00 80.00 872.50 503.75 1.509.75 $ 3,429.81 $
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R. #47 Agreement for Diplomas Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton that an agreement be entered into with the W. M. Welch Manufacturing Company for the supplying of 2,000 diplomas for the 1956-57 school year, more or less, for all high schools, at a low bid price of 950 per diploma, the purchase to be charged to amounts requested by schools, tabulation as follows: Price Each 2,000 diplomas: $ .95 W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. 1.08 Fine Arts Company McDowell Bros. 1.29
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R. #48 Bids Accepted on Electrical Supplies
Motioji was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting low bids on one lot of electrical supplies for all schools and Eugene Field School from the bidders listed below in the total amount of $4,444.99, the purchase to be charged as follows: For all schools — Building Levy account #439 ----- $2,987.83 For Eugene Field School — Bldg. Levy Account #439------- 1,457.16
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH FIRM: Cook Electric Co. General Electric Service Electric Hunzicker Bros. Westinghouse Electric
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all bids having been received in response to the attached. Notice for Bids.
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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MEETING OF FEBRUARE 4, 1957 - CONTINUED On recommendation of the Purchasing Department, motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded I R. #49 by Mr. Thompson to reject sealed bids opened January 21, 1957 for the furnishing of science] Bids Rejected laboratory equipment for Harding and John Marshall schools, and to direct the Clerk to re- on Science La advertise these bids; this being done in order to make it possible for revisions to be made.Equipment____ The bids received were in response to the attached Notice for Bids: !
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Central Food Service Department Financial reports as of November 30, 1956 and December 31, 1956 from the Central Food Service Department were submitted.
Food Service Financial Reports
General Business Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to extend contract with Mr. Farris, owner of the stplio building of KTVQ, and Mr. Howell, trustee for stockholders of KTVQ, through the month of January 1957, and to approve payment of the stipulated rent for the one-month period January 1, 1957 to January 31, 1957, the eontinuation of this contract being made necessary because the court has not completed the disposition of the case related to KTVQ. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #50 Contract for T-V Studio Extended
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve special purchase of audio visual film for the Teaching Materials Center from companies shown listed below in the total amount of $1,236.32, the purchase to be charged to the I-10 account:
R. #51 Purchase of Additional Film Approved
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
Brandon Films, Inc. Vaseco, Inc. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Jim Martin Film Associates of California University of Oklahoma Phase Films McGraw-Hill Text Film Dept.
265.00 76.32 50.00 50.00 150.00 210.00 60.00 375.00 TOTAL----- $1,236.32 §
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The motion carried on roll call'wiijh all members voting 'FAye.1' Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to accept bids on one lot of standard hardware such as stove bolts, machine bolts, wood screws, and one lot of standard door hardware, from low bidders show listed below in the total amount of $1,934.66, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy account #437, all bids having been-received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Mideke Supply Co. Kilpatrick Bros. Richard & Conover
TOTAL
The motion carried unanimously on roll call,
R. #52 Bids Accepted on Hardware
MEETING- OF FEBRUARY 4, 1957 - CONTINUED
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
R. #53 Construction Contracts Approved
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R. #54 Resolution in re OffStreet Parking Harding High Approved ;
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve resolution prepared by the Board Attorney to cover construction contracts under the blanket policy on school property, the Attorney's statement to be placed on file in the Clerk's office.. The motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution prepared by the Board Attorney regarding permit for off-street parking on property being i considered for purchase by the Board adjacent to Harding High School: i RESOLUTION
WHEREAS the Board of Independent School District No, 89 of Oklahoma County after long and careful consideration heretofore found and does by this Resolution re-affirm that it is necessary for the best interest of the schools of this District, in general, and Harding High School, in particular, which is located at 3333 North Shartel, Oklahoma City, that off-street parking, adjacent to said Harding High School, be obtained; and, WHEREAS it has been found that
Lots one (1) to Six (6), both inclusive in Block Nine (9), in GRAND VIEW ADDITION to Oklahoma City and
Lots Thirty-six (36) to Thirty-eight (38), both inclusive, in Block Five (5), ROSS MANN ADDITION to Oklahoma City, 1
according to the recorded plats thereofcan be obtained at what is deemed a reasonably price and that the same would be suitable for said parking purposes; and, |
WHEREAS the Board of the District has been advised that it can use said property | for off-street parking for school purposes, in spite of the fact that a City Zoning Ordinance would prevent prdinarily such a use; and, WHEREAS the Board of the District would prefer not to purchase said property until there is seme public record of its right to use the same for off-street parking and an Order of the Board of Adjustment of the City of Oklahoma City or of a Court, an appeal therefrom, would afford the assurance necessary. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the District purchase the above-described property for the above uses if, and when, the Board canbe assured it can use the property for parking purposes, and that application for permit from the City of Oklahoma City to use the said property for parking purposes for the school be asked for and that any and all appeals from any adverse rulings be taken by the District, by the Attorney for the District, without waiving any rights which the District majr have to exercise the function of the State, which is superior to the Zoning Ordinances of the City of Oklahoma City.
The motion carried unanimously, on roll call. R. #55 Change Order Longfellow Addition Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following described Change Order #1 on an addition to Longfellow School, J. J. Cook Construction Company, Contractor, deducting $454*00 from the contract price: (1) Omitting borrowed light in principal's office — deduction of $ 63.00 (2) Omitting brick extensions on walls at stage and adding oak returns on each side ----- - - - ----- - ----- - - - - deduction of 57*00 (3) Changing location of future sound console ---------- addition of 62.00 (4) Installing oak wood handrails for steps, rear of stage-addition 66.00 (5) Omitting three round masonry planters - - ----- —deduction of 462.00 $454.00 net deduction
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Buchanan Addition Accepted
Information to the Board: The addition to Buchanan Elementary School has been accepted and is ready for occupancy.
R. #56 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
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MEETING OF MARCH 4, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney, Mr. Millard Prigmore and Mr. David Light, Auditors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Messrs. L._ V. Ballard, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Charles Harville, Bill Haller, Robert Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; representatives of the press,Classroom Teachers, and bidders. Mr. Bennett gave the invocation.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the minutes of the meeting of February 4, 1957 were approved as read.
R. #57 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Treasurer's report for the month of February was given by George H. C. Green, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Lybrand, School District Attorney, presented the following resolution for approval of Attorney's the Board: Resolved, That the School District join as plaintiff with Ola M. Maxwell against Report Olan A. Mitchell et al, in the District Court of Oklahoma County, for the vacation of certain streets near Millard Fillmore School, and that the District pay not exceeding $15.00 toward the cost of said action. Mr. Lybrand reported, also, that the matter of parking lots adjacent, to Harding High School is being determined by the District Court. Motion to approve the reports of the Treasurer and the Attorney,including the above resolution recommended by the Attorney, was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried unanimously on roll call. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
The Superintendent reported on his and Mr. Wright's attendance at the National School Board's Association Meeting in Atlantic City recently, stating there were 2,000 in attendance and that the meeting was very interesting and meaningful.
R. #58 Treasurer & Attorney's Reports Approved
Report on Professional Meetings
He reported also on his and Dr, Barnes' attendance at the meeting of the American Association of School Administrators in Atlantic City, at which there was an attendance of 20,000 registered guests and members. He said all administrators seemed to have the same problems dealing mostly with financing the schools and getting teachers. He told of other meetings involving secondary school principals, elementary school principals, and teachers, attended by principals and teachers from our school system, which he felt were very beneficial.
Mr. Wright expressed appreciation for the opportunity to attend the National School Board's Association meeting, and suggested it might be well to have more than one representative from the Board, at the next meeting of the organization.
Motion to approve the following suggested School Calendar for 1957-58 was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye;" EVENT Pre-School Conference Labor Day Classes Begin State Fair Day State 0. E. A. Thanksgivingâ– Christmas End of 1st Semester B. E. Day Easter District 0. E. A. School Closes
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August 26-30 September 2 September 3 September 23 October 24 & 25 November 28 & 29 December 23-January 1 January 24 March April 4 & 7 March May 30
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R. #59 School Calendar Approved
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200 days
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Work Days for Teachers
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I. #60 ipproval to increase Petty >ash Fund
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve request to increase the Clerk’s petty cash fund from $1500.00 to $5000.00, this action being necessary in order to pay all employees who leave the school system between payroll periods-. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."
1. #61 Election Proclamation and Estimate of Current Exp. ■ for 1957-58 Approved
Mr. Thompson moved approval of Election Proclamation and Itemized Estimate 'of Current Expenses of Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Otherwise Known as the Board of Education of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1957, as follows:
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iEMIZED ESTIMATE OF CURR&ST EXPENSES iOL DISTRICT NO. W OF OKLAHOMA COUNT!, KNOWN AS THE- BOARD OF EDUCATION OKLAHOMA C > STATE OF OKLAHOMA, FOR THE FISCAL TEAR BEGINNING JUU 1, 1957
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Salaries of Teachers, Principals, and Superintendents ..$8,877,366 Maintenance ..••••••«»**•« 3>©57,7^l’ Transportation (including new equipment) 79,HO Capital Outlay ••*•••» • » *«♦■»*••■••*» »...r... 269. ,-500.. Total estimated current expense from the General Fund...
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THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT NEEDED FOR ERECTING, REMODELING, OR REPAIRING SCHOOL BUIWINGS AND FOR PURCHASING FURNITURE FOR THE ENSUING TEAR, TO BE PROVIDED FOR FROM THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND:
1. 2. 3»
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Erecting new feulILdings .......... .t 200,000 Remodeling or repairing' school buildings . * 1,000,000 EnmUsnre .»•••■«♦ • . <»•■*. ♦■ . • * t..... .600.000...
Total wtimatmd needs to be financed fnm the
|1,SOO,Q$$
building fund •
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THE ESTIMATED INCOME AND SOURCES FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND:
5.
probable balance on hand, if any, at close of present fiscal year ............ I
6.
Estimated income from, other sources * * * *
7.
Total estiimted accumUtlons and other income
I
8.
Balance required to be raised from .District ad valortss tassMi- •
11,750,©0^
9.
An. ad wlmTtaae le^y of 5.00 mills wijl be required to meet the needs of the District building funu for the- ensuing year . * .
NOTICE IS HEKEHT GIVEN THAT an election ’tS voting cm the question of making the levy or 1
50,000
-O-
5M©0
MO Mils
nail ad for the purpose of I fdr.jMeh an estimated
POLLING PLACES FOR ELECTION, MARCH 26, 1957 Polling Place Number
Location
- Nichols Hills Town Hall, 6407 Avondale — West Nichols Hills School, 7400 Greystone - Horace Mann School, 1105 N» W. 45th - Sequoyah School, 2400 N„ W. 36 th - Putnam Heights School, 1601 N. W. 36th - Edgemere School, 3200 N, Walker - Cleveland School, 2725 N. Wo 23rd - Linwood School, 3416 N. W. 17th - Eugene Field. School, 1515 N. Klein - Harrison School, 721 Britton Road - Buchanan School, 4126 N„ W„ 18th - Mayfair School, 3200 N. Wo 4#th - Gatewood School, 1821 N. W. 21st - Wilson School, 2215 No Walker - Harmony School, 1537 N. E, 24th - Dewey School, 3500 N„ Lindsay - Creston Hills School, 2240 N. E. 19th - Culbertson School, 1219 N„ Eo 12th - Lincoln School, 1138 N„ Geary - Walnut Grove School, 500 S„ Durland Inman 'Pa^SchcSI^ji^^X Geary' - - Edwards School, 1123 No E„ Grand Blvd. Dunbar School, 1432 N. E. 7th - - Polk School, No E. 37th & Prospect Emerson School, 715 N. Walker Willard School, 1400 No Wo 3rd Hawthorne School, 2300 N. W. 15th Mark Twain, 245.1 W. Main Wheeler School, 501 S. Eo 25th chool, 324 So E. 52nd Eo 56th & Easter^ . _ ool, S. Wo 66th & Blackwelder Washingtoh^Sctiool, 315 S. Walker Lee School, 424 S, W. 29th St. Carver School, 2739 S. ¥, 3rd ;. ~ -
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MEETING OF MARCH 4, 1957 - CONT’D
R. #61 Continued
V '•
&
-
-
Westwood S'dhool, 1701Exchange - Heronville School, 1240 S. W. 29th -Stand Watie School, 3517 S. Linn - Rockwood School, 3000 So W„ 23rd - Franklin Pierce School, 4101 S. W„ 27th - Rancho Village School, S. W. 38th & Johnston - Shields Hts. School, 301 So E. 38th - John Adams School, S. W. 37th & Goff - Columbus School, 2402 S. Penn - Lafayette School, 50Q S. W. 44th - Riverside School, 421 S. W. 11th — Monroe School, N. W. 48th & Linn - Madison School, N. W„ 30th & Independence - Kaiser School, N. W„ 30th & Lyon Blvd. - Arthur School, So W. 49th & Independence - Fillmore School, S. W. 52nd & Blackwelder - Valley Brook School, S. Eo 62nd & Camille — Andrew- Johnson School, Hasley Drive & Sheffield Road - Burbank School, N. W. 65th & Indpendence — Ridgeview School, 10010 N„ Ridgeview - Garden Oaks School, 3401 N. E. 16th - Longfellow School, 1201 N. E. 48th
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BOARD OF EDWATIOI OF INDEPEMWT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNT!, OKLAHOMA
By
JIM WIGHT President W the. Beard ©f
Wm U*
ATTEST!
MARI A. THACKER
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The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye
R. #62 Approval to Ask Co. Election Bd. to Hold Election
R. #63 Approval of Professional Trips, Board Expense
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve asking the County Election Board to hold the election on March 26, 1957. The motion carried unanimously, on roll call.
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend professional meetings: 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 people would attend the conferences and meetings on the dates designated: Mrs. Mildred Rickard and Mr. Henry Foth, the Southwestern District of Music Educators National Conference, Denver, Colorado, March 24-27, 1957; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes & five other persons, driving the school car, to attend meeting of the Association for Supervision and gurriculum Development, St. Louis, Missouri, March 17-21, 1957; Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Third Conference for Supervisors of Elementary Education, Washington, D. C.„ April 1-4, 1957; Mr. Rogers Stevens, Convention of the Southern District of Health, Physical Education & Recreating, Asheville, N. Carolina, April 2-5, 1957.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESVOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend the meetings designated, with the understanding thaiT 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 be paid by the Board of Education, except in the case of Mr. St.evens, the expense of his trip will be limited to $100.00, payable by the Board. I The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
MEETING OF MARCH 4, 1957 - CONT'D I
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, resolutions were passed in appreciation of Mrs. Linda Ridasch White and Miss Mary M. Cantrell, resigned and retired teachers who died recently; as follows:
RESOLUTION
R. #64 Resolutions of Appreciations Approvi
Miss Cantrei: Mrs. White
IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. LINDA RIDASCH WHITE The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Linda Ridasch White, February 20, 1957Mrs. White joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1917 and taught at Lee, Willard , Jefferson, Roosevelt, and Capitol Hill Junior High School until 1940. She taught for a short time at Riverside School in 1943. She had been a member of the three professional organizations and vias a member of St. Luke’s Methodist Church and the Order of Eastern Star.
Mrs. White shewed a sincere interest in her students and was conscientious and thoughtful of her co-workers, which won their respect and devotion.
The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of a fine teacher. RESOLUTION
IN APPRECIATION OF MISS MARY M. CANTRELL The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Mary M. Cantrell, March 2, 1957.
Miss Cantrell taught at Wagoner, Oklahoma for several years before joining the Oklahoma City School System. She joined the staff at Classen High School in 1930 where she taught Business English until she retired in 1953. She worked as a substitute teacher periodically the past few years. She was a member of the national, state, and local professiohal organizations; was a very active member of the Mary Kingsbury Guild of the First Christian Church; belonged to the American Association of University Women; the Women’s Dinner Club and Kappa Delta Phi sorority.
Miss Cantrell was very popular with her students and co-workers and Her high ideals and sense of fairness are loved by all who knew her characteristics which will live in the hearts of all who knew and were associated with her. 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
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 teachemployed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by Superintendent or person by him designated:
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL'
TERMINATIONS
NAME
Le a v e s of
Ab s e nc
ASSIGNMENT
Personnel Recommended
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
OR
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE 4
e
Kdg j« Kai se r 2nd ■ ■Art hu r
(Rep la ce d by Sub sti
tu te
)
(Miss)
Cat
es
, Ma ry
2-28-S7
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, (MRSj’) j HLL9YD.. kEL^
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in QPfeSfee
1
MEETING OF MARCH 4. 1957 - CONT'D "-jgLl . IB^RUCTIONAL
r. 1
TERMINATIONS
-NAME
.1
A
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EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
COLLEGE
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MR%J IlfCKABY* WMET
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2nd Ridg
2-8=57
evi ew
Spe cia l Edu ca tio Mar k Twa in
$
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2-15-57
Nowla
Edu ca tion
>Phy s ica l Jac ks on
-i
'
n
(Mrs .) Mid kiff . Nan cy
r
en ce
$3000
B.A. O.U.
ara
$3400
B.S. C.S.C.
2-22-57
(Mrs .) Kien zl e . Flor
s gow
. Barb
(Mrs .) Hop pe r . Lois
.
(Mrs .) Lam b , Virg
Engl ish & Cla ss en
-
F
NAME
n.
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$3800
B.S. A&M
2« j 4“5 /
Ca re
1ST
TW V
5 0
$3000
B»So Delia
IN
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
ne l
2-4-57
Culb er ts on
• 1
2-25-57
6th Garfi
3-1-57
Fra
2-27-57
(MRS.)
2-15=57.
Wait
2-11-57 1=31=57
(mis s ) Mah aff y , Mar
s.
sa
DEGREE COLLEGE
Lar y
ce ly n
$200
•
Pa ris h . Lore
tta
$J75
.
gar et
’
7
.
.
4 3'
EFFECTIVE DATE
2-| 1-57 ’
2=21 = 57 ’
Pre v . in Sy s te m . ■2-19-57
$175 . 1" ■
(Mrs .) Jone s . TWka
2=6=57
: 0
-
$ 85
0
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Ill ne ss
(Mrs .) [Dry de n -, Bonn es
Sec re tar y South eas t
<(Mrs .) S'-Kes sl -er . Jun e
Sec re tar y Jac kso n -------------
UNflSRWTION TO THE BOARD
per missi on on
the
Fre
em pl oy
to
o F $100 pe r
ba sis
de ri ck
mon th
War ne r - Effec
as
tive
-tim e Mus ic Tea ch Feb ru ar y 11, 1957.
pa rt
Fra
er
at
in
the
-
nk lin
r
>
ry
cle rica l
Req ue st
per miss ion
to
with
Effe
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Employ to
men t
em pl oy
Cen su s - Sala ry
Feb rua ry
11,
the
to
foll
be
owing
$i .oo
pe opl e as pe r
ho ur
for
Te mpora
ry
8 hou rs
Cler ks pe r
Rese
5 da ys
da y fo r
arc h
per
De p t , -
we ek
1957s
Jose ph in e Car mic ha el Fra nc es or re n Effec tiv e Feb ru ar y i 8,
1957
Del pha Brown Pear l Pene quine Req ue st
per miss ion
to
e mploy
BE ON THE BASIS OF $200
Req ue st
:
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APPROVED EXP.
(MRS.)
2=13=57
2-8-57 ■
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$205
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(MISS)
Tem po ra
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ENGLISH & 3-7-577 . .Clas se n
0
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OR
NAME
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Req ue st Sal ary
j
4TH
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.
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:
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PREV.
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3-8-57
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2-20-57
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2-8-57
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.
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$3200
(Rep la ce d by .Sub stitu
2-15-57
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, Char le s
2-19-57
0
2-15-57
1ST
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nd
$3400
1-25-57
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ASSIGNMENT
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...
per miss ion
to
Nad ine Spa rk s as Temp ora ry
Cle rk
PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 5,
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Ossa r Burr ow as .-Mu ^til ith
BE $.75 PER HOUR AND HE WILL WORK FROM
1957
Ope ra tor
in
Pers
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Office
- Sal
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to
0.
an d mail
di str
ibu tor
- Sal ar y to
I JOO ‘ TO'^jOO P.M. DAILY - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 27,
1957.
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MEETING OF MARCH 4, 1957 - CONT’D bWllON TO THE BOARD
Req ues t pe rm iss ion to el ec t the Cen tra l High School an d Cap itol Sal ary $3.00 pe r hou r :
foll
pe opl e AS TEACHERS IN THE ADULT NIGHT SCHOOLS AT
owi ng
High :
Juni or
Wil bu rn Burr is Blu ep rin t Rea din g
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for
Rea din
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g
fo r
&
el ec tron
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EFFECTIVE DATE
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1- 7=57
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.60 HR.
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1=23=57
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2-18=57
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EFFEC-yYE^ DATE'S^;
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REPLACEMENT
OR
DEGREE < COLLEGE
sa la ry
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Cen tra Hfi pfr : •
NAME
157
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•
EMPLOYMENT
ASSIGNMENT
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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD
Food
-
- Cl Asse n Hel pe r
i
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—----- ----- .—.
-
I
Ser vic e
Re qu e s t
$.6o per
pe rm iss ion hour ;
TO
EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING
AS SUBSTITUTES
IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF
1
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Reque st
per mis sion
Requ
es t
per missi on
to
tr an sfe r
Gol di e Kea thl ey
Requ es t
pe rm iss ion
to
TRANSFER
Pe a rl
Requ
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pe rm iss ion
to
TRANSFER
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Requ
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PERMISSION TO
TRANSFER
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Gil
from
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to
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to
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fr o ^i Cooli dge
to
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from
mor e from
Coolid &ljo
TERMINATIONS
va lle y
Jack son
NAME
SALARY
. High
Broo
-
effe
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-
ma na ger
for
eff ec tiv e
eff ec tiv e
Jr . High
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
jr
Hero nvil le -
PERSONNEL
W’l NTENANCE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
Coonf ie ld
Taft
to
Febr
Feb rua ry ctiv e
8,
eff ec tiv e
ii ,
1957
1957.
Feb rua ry
eff ec tiv e
-
uar y
tra in in g
ii ,
195.7.11
Feb ru ar y ii , 1957. Fe b rua ry -ki
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MEETING OF MARCH 4,
1957 - CONT'D
I INFORMATION 'TOWi^OAR
&
MA INTENANCE-'"DEPARTMENT1 1
-V'
Requ es t pe rm iss ion Feb ru ar y 4, 1957.
TO
EMPLOY
Bob b y Gene Hur
Requ es t pe rm iss ion Feb ru ar y 4, 1957.
TO
EMPLOY
Hora
ce
Requ es t PERMISSION to Jan ua ry 29, 1957.
em pl oy
Ra lp
h
Reque st Jan ua ry
TO
EMPLOY
John
ny
Reque st pe rm iss ion Febr uar y 6, 1957.
TO
EMPLOY
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Re qu e s t pe rm iss ion Febr uar y 7, 1957.
TO
EMPLOY
Will iam Abra m Conde
Re qu e s t pe rm iss ion Feb rua ry 13, 1937.
TO
EMPLOY OLAND S.
Requ
TO
EMPLOY
es t
PERMISSI ON
27, <957«
p e rmi s s ion
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 25,
Requ
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per missi on
TO
HOUR FOR 8 HOURS -
le y <aw te mp or ar y
A, Eppe rs on
’st
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p a inte r
-
tem por ar y ca rp e nte r
as
Bi» Andre
C. Bolton
ve la nd
tem por ar y
as
ws
pl aste re r
-
sa la ry
$i .00
|i .75 pe r
sa la ry
-
N. Gra ha m as tem por ar y sp ra y pa in ter
-
- e ffe cti v e
hour
PER HOUR -
SALARY $3,50
- effe ctiv e
hour
per
EFFECTIVE
PER HOUR -
EFFECT IVE
as
tem po ra ry
pai nte r
-
SALARY $1.60
PER HOUR -
EFFECTIVE
as
tem por ar y la bo re r
-
SALARY |l <,25
PER HOUR -
EFFECTIVE
WHITLOCK AS TEMPORARY PAINTER -
Will is Dal e tip swor d as tem po ra ry
SALARY ||.6O PER HOUR -
pa inter
st ude nt
-
sa la ry
EFFECTIVE
$1.25 pe r
4
HOUR -
1957.
BRICK MASONS FOR ONE DAY ONLY -
EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING
EFFECTIVE
SALARY ON THE BASIS OF
Feb ru ar y 8, 1937;
Her be rt Tri mmer Ever ett T. Hau se r Har ol d D. Cra ig Re qu e s t
pe rm iss ion
Req ue st
pe rm is si on
TO $3200
to
I3200
incre
Requ es t
pe rm is si on
to
in cr e a s e the
ea r
th f
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 26,
PERM I SSI ON TO
Euge
ne
OF
Henr
y
sa la ry
Jen ni
i n
INCREASE THE SALARY OF 26, 1957.-.
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,
sa la ry
It 87.50
1-31-57
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1-31-57
(Rep la
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by
tra ns fe r
)
1-31-57
(Rep la
ce d
by
tra ns fer
)
$2900
to
fro m- $2800 pe r
ye ar
to
$3000
REPLACEMENT I
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
’- 4-57
87.. 50
’- i-57
4 time
2-11-57
Cooli dg e Flo or ma n
2- 8-57
Per ce ful , Cla ren ce Lee
175.00
’-14-57
Cool idge Floor man
2-15-57
wa ll
175.00
’-15-57
2-14-57
Ake rs , Noel
175.OO
’-18-57
175.00
’-18-57
175.00
’-I8-57
157.50
’-18-57
Sr .
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, Otis
J.
Way nf
2-14-57
Boha nno n . He nry
Je ffe rs on Buil din g ? tim e Matr on
2-15-57
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p TIME FLOORMAN
2-15-57
(Rep la
2- 8-57
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tr an sf er
)
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C.
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HEAD CUSTODIAN
2-25-57
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tran
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.
REMARKS -£ 1
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1
$2900
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PEI^YMR -
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RELIEF CUSTODIAN AT ALL SCHOOLS'-
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tra ns fer
to
Mc Dowe ll
from
SALARY $230.00
from
ght
1/2 tim e
MONTH TO 3/4 TIME HEAD CUSTODIAN AT CARVER -
SALARY $|67.5O
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from
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per miss ion
to
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PER MONTH TO 3/4 TIME HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WOODSON -
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man
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SALARY $95.00
to
tra ns fe r
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TO 3/4 TIME HEAD CUSTODIAN
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to
per miss ion
tra ns fer
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time
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1957’ $115.00
1957
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month
$105.00
per
mo nth
1957
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Monr oe - sa la ry
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$115.00
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EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY
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1957.
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PER MONTH -
PER MONTH -
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-
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AT HAYES -
TIME HEAD CUSTODIAN AT LAKESIDE -
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Motion to approve the foregoing recommendations for personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, <• seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.11
R. #65 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING Bills and Payrolls
Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills presented was submitted:
Bills & Payrolls Recommended
March 4, 1957
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson: The following : matters are presented for your consideration:
Item. Iteml Item. Item. Item Item. Item Item.
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General Fund General Fund General Fund Building.Levy Building Levy Bond Fund Bond Fund Bond Fund TOTAL
1956-57 General’Fund u
"W ’
A & ,E Equipment Co
Instr Suppls
A-Independent Safe & Lock Serv The A.T.&S.F.Ry Abelard-Schuman Inc,
Repr-Gen-Eqpt Admin-Cost Library Bks
Low $9,55 Schl Select 208.12 Standard Bd. Action Dept Select
Acme Food Store Activity Audit & Bond Premium Airline Water Co Air Sales Inc
Instr Suppls Business-Office-Sup Water Instr Suppls
Schl Select Agree UtilitiesAgree
Amend Distributing Co American Asso of Schl Administ American Book Co Ayierican Carpet Co
Custodians Suppls. Suppls . Teach Aid Suppls Reprs-Gen-Eqpt
Agree Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
Supt-Suppls Jnstr Suppls
.-Publisher Standard lect
on Sftfa ^gn & Develc^l^ tion-. Public
W3 Upj
267.67 6.50 169.41 3.92
96.09 514^9 39475 10*35.
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American Optical Co Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Health Dept Suppls Instr Suppls
American Printing HouseforHLind Assn for Childhood Educ Int The Automotive Inc Auto Parts & Machine Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Upk-Cars-Trks Upk-Cars-Trks
B & H Supply Co Baptist Book Store Barada & Page Inc Dr. M. W, Barnes
Repr-Phy-E d-Eqpt Library Books Custodians Suppls Admin Expense
Dept Select Dept Select Low Bd Action
Beacon Publishing Co Chas A Bennett Co Bills Grocery Boardman Machinery Co Bonds Credit Jewelry
Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt-Trks=Cars Instr Suppls
Dept Dept Schl Dept Low
Milton Bradley Co Branham’s Inc Britton Piano Shop Bostitch-Midwest- Inc The Clarence Lo Boyd Co Inc
Repr-Office-Mach Eqpt-Maint-Office Piano Tuning Office-Suppls Mt-Trks-Gars
Dept Select Low Standard Low Standard 9.17 Dept Select 20.UO
Brittain Brothers The Bruce Publishing Co Robert Brunner Inc Buck's Sporting Goods Inc The Buffalo Society of Nat Scie
Mt-Trks-Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt-Phy-E d-Eqpt Instr Suppls
Stand ard Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select
Bureau of Publications Burgess Publishing Co Burroughs Corp
Library Books Suppls Mt Office Mach
Burstein-Applebee Co
Repr-Audio -Eqpt
Dept Select Dept Select Maint Agreed.08 Stand ard 10.12 Dept Select
Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Suppls
Capitol Hill Mattress Co Bob Cates Chamber of Commerce of U. S. The Childresn Press Inc City Bus Company City Office Supply Inc
Mt-Phy-Ed Mt-Bus Suppls Teach Aids Suppls Rental Transp-Eqpt New Schl Apparatus
City Spring Works B. C. Clark Jewwler
Instr Suppls -Standard Office-Suppls-Print Dept Select
John Ho Cole Co
Instr Suppl
now Low Dept Select Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select Low Stanchrd Dept Select
18.00
13 o U8 1.78 19.80
33.06 lloOh. 8.38 310.37
17.63 77.61
Select Select Select Select
Bd Act 9110.00 Low 316.36 Dept Select Low Dept Select Dept Select Agree Bd Act
66.31 Low Dept Select ...OMU
96.26 9.U3
M>10o 12
38.26 116.33
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20.00 12.20 13.00 18.00 168.00 7.20 333.63 72.30 2.23 29.37,
i.3o 118.38 3.93 83.61 3.20 1,00 1.08
19 M 63.27
r v, & 1,1136.36
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119irl^ i >qq
6,>dw
1,38W. Hi 00 9.20 701
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1957 - CONT'D
' 13U.6k 7*50 2*95 V 18.00 102.00
Al Cook Desk-Office Supply Co Cory Motion Picture Eqpt Ralph C. Coxhead. Co Crane Co Crescent Market Inc Mrs. Wayne Crupper
Mt Office Suppls Repr-Gen-Eqpt Instr-Suppls New-Furn-Fix Instr Suppls Rent-Transp-Eqpt
Low Low Dept Select Maint Agreement AgreementFlight-Training Standard Dept Select Standard Puchasing Select Schl Select Transporation
The Daily Law Journal-Record
Legal Publication
Publisher
Jesse Bo Davis Fund Dearborn Chemical Company Dee's Photo Supply Inc
Library Books Custodains Suppls Instr Suppls
Miss Loris DeFigh T. S. Denisor& Co Dictaphone Corporation Dodd Mead & Co Inc Doenges Supply Co H Dorsey Douglas Inc
Gen-Instruction Teach Aid Suppls Instr Sunnis Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls New Furn-Fix
Doubleday & Company Inc Dowlings Inc Downtown Chevrolet
Teach Aid Suppls Repr-Audio-Eqpt . Upk-Trks-Cars
Bill Doyle
Visual Aid Suppls
Dulaney’s John Dunlap Sporting Goods Duplicating Products Inc
New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls Mt- Office Mach
E P Dutton and Co Inc Doc’s Super Market
Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select Low 89.25 Schl Select 20^214 Agree ment Dept Select Standard Dept Select Schl Select Low 97.07 Dept Select 109.30 Dept Select Dept Select Standard hi. oU Dept Select .h8 Standard 12.65 Dept Select21i.56 228.96 Low Schl Select Low Standard 225.70 591.75 Low Dept Select Schl Select
Eddie's Reconing Service Educational Materials Services The Educational Publishing Corp Educational Record Sales Educational Television &Radio
Rep-Audio-Eqpt Visual Aid Suppls Library Books Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Dept Dept Dept Dept
Select Select Select Select Select
7.15 210.00 6.25 .59.87 .. 3.00
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films
Visual Aid Suppls
Dept Select
<212.90
E A Fariss Farm Quarterly Film Music Fire Appliance & Supply Co C J Fishman Friden Calculating Machine
Rental-Feb-1957 Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Suppls Re ntal-March -1257^ Mt Office Maoh'A*-^
;500.00 A g re eme nt -Re ntal Dept Select L 3.30 Dept Select ’ 2.50 Maint-Agreement " 3.80 .^a^*oo ime.nt-Rental n.oo .. g Ldw ' ' 390.00 , J
Custodians Suppls Colgate Palmolive Co Instr Suppls Collins-Dietz“Morris Co Teach Aid Suppls V D Colville Comptometer Div Felt-Tarrant MfsMt Office Machines Instr Suppls J. Ho Conger
5.oo 57*16 , 230.36 6U.59 ; 26.00 226. Uli
176.U5
Sr
li^5o
592.88
109.U9 21.00 ■2.37 9.60 2.73 2U.95 206.37 38.30 326fl18
hl.52
266.11 3.58 53h.5o §17.115
5 3.62 155.59
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General Biological Supply General Electric Co General Truck Co Dale George Co Gibbs & Co Ginn & Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Trks-Cars Mt-Trks-Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Low Dept Dept Low Dept
Select
94.10 14.16 7*53 1 16*30 85.29 9.09
Globe Color Press Inc Gardner Hotel Supply Co Graybar Elec Co
Office-Suppls Eqpt-Supt-Office Repr-Audio-Eqpt
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
15*00 37*85 5133
Select Select Select
V. -
C, So Hammond & Company Harper & Bros,, Hart Industrial Supply Co
Teach Aid Suppls Library Books Dpk-Trks-Cars
2*48 6*6b
Dept Select Dept Select 176.99 Low 5-$0 Schl Select Dept Select 61740 Bd Act 1391.60
1,634.99
Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select Dept Sele ct Agreement-Rental
45.05x 6.00 46.97 5.12 * 150*00
Houghton Mifflin Company. The House of Clay Hueys Sewing Meh Co Humpty Dumpty A D Howell Co-Trustee
Instr Suppls Mt-Bus Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Rental-Feb-21— Marck-21,1957 Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls Rentals-Storage
Dept Select Low Low Schl Select Trusteeship-Feb,1957
4.78 104.60 168*38 25.95 ? 5oo*oo
Indus Arts & Voc Education IBM
Instr Suppls Reprs-Gen-Eqpt
International Harvester Co Institute for Social Research
Mt Trks-Cars Instr Suppls
Dept Select Standard ,528,80 Agreement.905.00 Standard Publisher
Jenkins Music Company Johnsons Market Johnson Wholesale Jones Boys #6
Mt Musical Instr Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select Low Schl Select
123.85 ■ lit.75 s 12t%60 : 4^98.
Kamp Brothers Harry Keeton Supply Co
Instr Suppls Upk Trks-Cars
170.22
Kerr's Inc Mrs..Harold Kinder
Instr Suppls Rent-Transp-Eqpt
Schl Selle ct Low 162*70 Dept Seis ct 6*00 Schl Select Transportion
VI C Heimerdinger Co Inc Herb Welding & Radiator Co Hoagland Grocery Henry Holt & Co Inc Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian
Don Latta Corp Library Films Inc Mergenthaler Linotype Co J B Lippincott Little Brown and CompanyLone Star Schl Bk Depository - Llin<^egative & Plate Co ":-4;
Instr Suppls Visual Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aids Suppls Visual Aia. Suppls r Office
Schl Dept Dept Dept Dept
Select Select Select Select Select-
3.75 ■
1.433786 i .5.853*00 :
J
1W.70 -j
44.93 :7'3’.2O ■ 00 14
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* 71.52 116*90
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Dept Select Dept Select 165.40 Publisher 9.20 Low 48.00 Dept Select 11.12
A C McClurg & Co McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc
Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Health Dept Suppls
The MacMillan Co Riley McCullough
Teach Aid Suppls Custodians Suppls
Dept Select Agreement
Edward B Marks Music Corp Jim Martin Educational Filins Melton Co. Inc Metropolitan Schl Stdy Council Metropolitan Water Co Mideke Supply Co
Instr Suppls Visual Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Library Books Water & Sewage Instr Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action Dept Se^ct Utilities Dept Select 4o32 Low 199.97
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select 93.80 Low 222.00 Schl Select Instr Suppls Reprs-Musical-Inst Schl Select 78.73 Standard 181.23 New School Apparatusstandard Maint-Agre3h«00 Low 271.30
Instr Suppls Midwest Administration Center Midwestern Engine & Eqpt Co Inc Mt Trks-Cars Mid-West Surgical Supply Co Health-Dept-Suppls
Lily Mills Co Millsap* s
Monroe Calculating Machine Co
1.30 174.60
39.12 14.01
32.30 4.30 240.00 211.83 1.30 24.43
204.49 6.00 14.23
313.80 17.01 260.00
33U.3O
Morgensen Lumber Co Morris Chevrolet Inc William Morrow & Co Inc Multigraph Branch
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Library Books Mt Office Mach
Low Agree Dept Select Standard 103.21 Low . 2.32
107.33
Nat'l Aviation Ed Council The National Cash Register Co National Ed Association National Prebinds National Safety Council National Schl Public Relations Thomas Nelson & Sons
Teach Aid Suppls Mt Office Mach Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr'- Suppls Personnel Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Dept Select Maint-Agreement Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
-1.33 167.20 9.69 13.33 38.00 10.00 2.43
Dept Select Dept Select Bid-Agreement Dept Select Transp Dept Select Schl Select
27.09 - 1.00 ii7.33 •\.2.10 ;9<.8O 3^.30
New Method Book Bindery Inc New Jersey Secondary School New State Towel & Linen Serv N Y World Telegram & Sun Nichols Hills Transp North Star A J Nystrom & Co
Library Books Library Books Custodians Suppls Library Books Rent Transp Eqpt Night School Suppls Instr Suppls
83.96 22.37 1.77
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0 K Stamp & Seal Co Oil Filter Co Oklahoma City Advertiser Oklahoma City AssociationIA Oklahoma City Water Dept Oklahoma Coca Cola Bottling Co Oklahoma County Water Co Oklahoma Geological Survey Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co
Suppls-Busines s-Offi Standard Low Upk-Trks-Cars Night School Suppls Dept Select Insurance Insurance Utilities Water Low Visual Aid Suppls Utilities Water Dept Select Instr Suppls Utilities Light-Power
7.15 35.76 60.75 1,225.33 5,603.07 iO.OO 3-05.65 2.70 20,767.33
OHahoma Natural Gas Co Oklahoma Paper Co The Oklahoma Publishing Go
21,1179.67 6.75
Oklahoma Seating Co Oklahoma Upholstery Supply Oliver Machinery Co
Utilities Fuel Night School Suppls Dept Select Nigh School Suppls Publisher Dept Select Dept Select Teach Aid Suppls Bid-Agree Instr Suppls Dept Select Eqpt-Research Offic Bd Action Schl Select Instr Suppls Dept Select Schl Shop Eqpt
Oxford Book Co Inc F A Owen Publishing Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select
Pallady Welding and Eqpt Co Philosophical Library Pipkin Photo Service
Mt Trks-Cars Library Books Repr-Indust-Arts
Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select 10.50 Standard 9.77
103.66 11.97
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Portland Avenue Evangelical Postmaster Prentice ■’Hall., Inc Public Schl Publisher Co
Instr Suppls Rental-March <> 19^7 Suppls-Business Teach Aid Suppls Library Books
Schl Select Agreement-Rental Standard Dept Select Dept Select
8.23 150.00 300.00 7.110 4 1.91
Random House Inc Louis Rastertter & Sons Co Rector’s Book Store The Refinery Supply Company Remington Rand
Teach Aid Suppls Eqpt-Research Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Repr-Office-Mach
Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select Bd Action Maint-Agree 57.50 56.55 Standard.,
3„62 117.00 38.16 235.32
Rice Machinery Co Richards & Conover Hdw Co Kathleen L Riggs Robinson Janitor Supply Co The Ronald Press Co Row Peterson & Co Royal Typewriter
Repr-Indus-Arts Custodian Suppls Visual Aid Suppls Custodian Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Reprs-Office-Mach
Standard 3.35 Low 1112.18 Dept Select 80.00 Low 211.00 Dept Select 11.16 Dept Select 3.111 Maint-Agreement 2890.80 Low .. 267 .50 ................... “X158.3O
Oxford University Press Inc Oklahoma Oxygen Company
58.80 22.00 . ....... 96.911 27.61
80.80 2.76 112U.55 . 110.110 17.86 211.115 09.60
:
4.20
20.27
1111.05
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S E B Paint Co Sams Surplus Store Sandemark Enterprises Saturday ■ Review Willis G Sautbine
Custodians Supply New School Apparatu Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Rental-March, 1957
Low Low Dept Select Dept Select Agreement-Rental
li.2.00 155 .h-0 5.17 3.88 300«00.
Science Service Scott Chevrolet Co
Library Books Instr Suppls
Dept Select 1.72 Standard 8.00 Agree Dept Select 9.U8
5.oo 19.20
Dept Select Schl Select Bd Approved Dept Select 21.31; lit. 85 Low Schl Select U9.O5 10.51; Standard Bd Act 139.h2
6.20 163.95 961.50
Sharp Aut.o Supply Co Sharp & Nichols Music Co Simon & Schuster Inc Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit
New School ApparatusLow Instr Suppls Dept Select Teach Aid Suppls Dept Select Instr Suppls Dept Select 29.16 SchT'Select 56.81
90.21 U16.20, 10.70
Skil Corporation Marion J Slaughter Smith-Corona Inc Southern Coffee & Products Co Southwest Radio & Eqpt Co
Re p s -Indu s t -A r t s Library Books Repr-Office-Mach Suppls-Supt Reprs-Audio-Eqpt
U.h5 1.76 7U5.OO 8.25 18.73*
Southwest Parts Corp Southwest Wheel, Inc
Mt-Trks-Cars Mt-Trks-Cars
Scott, Foresman & Co Sears Roebuck & Co Semco Color Press. Severin Supply Co
Library Books Instr Suppls Office Suppls-Print Reprs-Indust-Arts
•
Schl Select Dept Select Standard Dept Select Dept Select
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co South-western Publishing Co Speedry Products Inc State Agency for Surplus Prop The Standard Register Co
Dept Select Dept Select 39.82 3.U1 Standard Telephone Utilities Night School Suppls Dept Select Instr Suppls Schl Select Instr Suppls Dept Select Research Suppls Low
Star Engraving Co
Commencement
The Steck Company Steel Supply Company Ed Stuart Music Shop Swanda Brothers J Chester Swanson
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt Musical Instr Instr Suppls Admin Expense
Maxy A Thacker Clerk B H Thomas Thompson Schl Bk Deposit
Petty Cash Rem ■Reimbursement Labor Printing-Feb. Agreement Instr Suppls Schl Select Low Agreements Dept Select
Schl Selectl.39 Dept Select9o90 Schl Select Low Schl Select Schl Select Bd Act
235.20
85.97
11; .66
U3.23 U, 190.06' 30.l4.8s 6.71 1;78.92: 76.30
11.29 67.05 103*50. 103/00. h5^0i
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Town of Nichols Hills The Todd Company Inc Triangle Blue Print & Supply . Trice Wholesale Electronics
Sewage Reprs-Office-Mach Instr Suppls Repr-Audio-Visual
U S Geological Survey Uarco Inc Underwood Corporation
Instr Suppls Suppls-Re search Reprs-Office-Mach
Utilities Ma int -Agre eme nt Bid-Agreement Dept Sele ct
Dept Select Low Agree-Maint5O9.86 Dept Select 25.50 Standard. 66.81 Universal Blueprint & Supply Engineering Dept Bid-Agree Office-Suppls-Print Dept Select Universal Typographers Inc Dept Select The University of Chicago Press Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Dept Select University of North Carolina Dept Select University of PennsylvaniaPress Library Books
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Van's Auto Supply Vari-Typer Corporation Vaseco Inc The Ver Halen Publishing Viking Press Inc Visual Instruction Bureau Ao Co Vroman Inc
Upk-Trks-Cars Schl Shop Eqpt Visual Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Low Letter Bid Schl Select t Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
J Weston Walch Publisher Wallace & Tiernan Inc Franklin Watts Inc W M Welch Mfg Co Welding Eqpt Co
Teach Aid Suppl Custodians Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Schl Shop Eqpt
Dept Low Dept Schl Schl
Western Newspaper Union
Instr Suppls
Dept Select 7.60 Low " 6.70 Utilities Bid-Agree 27.50 Schl Select 5.80 Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select Schl Select Dept Select
Western Union Teleg Co Telephone Western Uniform & Towel Service Instr Suppls
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co Labo r-Mtrls-Suppls Weston'Woods Studios Inc Visual Aid Suppls Westside Grocery Instru Suppls 'Wilcox Record Shop Instr Suppls Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co Instr Suppls World Book Company Teach Aid Suppls
F
Ye Towe Cryer Yow Brake w Clutch Supply
Select
Select Select Select
Night Schools Suppl Dept Select Mt Trks-Cars Dept Select'
9400 44.00 8.75 58.05:
43.13 615.8Q 602.17 119.93 15.35 11.12 6.00 2.12 10.38 37.39 207.60 2.00 6.29 1.00 2.17
11,18 35.55 5.56 15.00 21.22 14.30 6.60
33.30 371.60 50.00 283.99 18.00 35.33 9.86 8,40 106.53
1955-56 General Fund
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American LaFrance Foamite Serv ,’Better Homes & Gardens
, v >v
Civic Education Service Inc
Reprs-Gen-Eqpt Instr Suppls
Bi d-A g re eme nt Schl Select
Instr Suppls
Sclil Select
'139.65 <-3.00 ^fe.OO-
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Page -9“ Dowlings Inc.
Instr Suppls
Schl Select 74.30 24.35 Low
98.65
Events Publishing Co. Inc Ginn & Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select
6.00 30.78
The H. R. Huntting Co Inc Noble James Assoc Industrial Chemical Labs Inc Mid-West Debate Bureau McBride Company Inc McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc International Business Mach
Instr Suppls New Furn-Fixtures
Schl Select Bd Action
128.91 464.90
Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Reprs-Gen-Eqpt
Bd Action Schl Select Schl Select Schl Select Standard'
7#°2?:g
National Council of Teachers Rand McNally Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Robinson Janitor Supply Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Custodians Suppls Custodial Suppls
Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select Bd Action
7.40 1,293.00 86.00 450.00
Scientific American Scholastic Magazines
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Schl. Select
20.50 182.00
University of California Press
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
9.16
Reprs Indust Arts Instr Suppls
Dept Select Schl Select
1.43 Hl. 78
Acme Quality Paints Inc Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp The Automotive Inc
Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls
Low Low Low
41.76 1,051.48 31.56
Barada & Page Inc Boren-Malone Co Butler Shade Co
Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls New Furniture Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls
Low Bd Action Low
23.85 1,960.05 590.40
Capitol Steel & Iron Co
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Low 67.10 Letter Bid 1,182.20
1,249.30
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls New Furniture Classen TV Bldg Reprs-Bldg-Eqpt New Furn-Fix Repr-HL dg-Mtrls
Low Bd Action Loxtf Low Bd Act Bd Action
2.48 10.23 56.45
General Fund
Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co Stanwix House Inc 1956-57 Bldg Levy
City Auto Parts City Office Supply Inc Clipper Mfg Company John H Cole Company Commercial Eqpt Company Cook Paint & Varnish Co
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Cyclone Fence Dept Crane Co C F Dagwell & Company
Upk Grounds-Mtrls Reprs-Bldg-Eqpt Reprs-ELdg-Eqpt
Reprs-Bldg-Eqpt The Denman Floors Company New Furniture Dowlings Inc Repr-Furn-Mtrl E I Du Pont De Nemours & Co Inc Repr-HL dg-Mtrl Dykes Bros
Low Low Low
Low Bd Action Low Low
81-«41 140.80 7.12 221.95 40,777.20 534.70 141.82
Emsco Electric Supply Co
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrl Bd Act 671.30 Low 315.88
Federal Corporation Fire A ppliance & Supply Co The Fleck Bearing Co Fox-Vliet Drug Co
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrl Standard.' 8.15* Low .236.4O*? Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrl Bid-Agreement Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrl Low Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrl Low
244.55 21.90 56.53 10.10
B F Goodrich
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Graybar Elec Co The Grigsby Company Guaranty Laundry & Cleaners
Low 409.50 Standard ,13.80 Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrl Bd Act Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls Dept Select Repr-HLdgs-Mtrls Low
423.30 2.35 126.50 200.00
Hart Industrial Supply Co A C Horn Co of Texas Hunzicker Bros
Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Low Low Low
1,347.97 226.80 63.31
International Business Mach
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
Low
53.89
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Jones-Newby Supply Company
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Low Low
18.86 134.48
Kilpatrick Brothers Kingco Inc Otto R Krueger Electric Co Loeffler-Greene Supply Co
Repr-HL dg-Eqpt Furn-Eqpt Repr-HL dg-Eqpt Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrl
Low Low Low Low
128.16 678.30 43.65 170.38
Mideke Supply Company Mid-West Surgical Supply Co Miller-Norris Company Inc Minneapolis Honeywell Reg. Co Morgensen Lumber Co
Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrl Health Scales Repr-HL dg-Eqpt Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Low Low Low Low Dept Select
349.19 253.50 110.00 601.72 2.25
McKesson & Robbins Inc
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Low
18.50'
Norman Plumbing Supply
Low
Otis Elevator Company Oklahoma Seating Co Oklahoma Oxygen Company Plibrico Sales. & Serv Co
Repr-HL dg-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Mtrls New Furniture Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
1,005.93 11.65 13,361.82 14.07 714.00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass. Co
$eprlMdg-Mtrls;
Low
Stanc&rd Bd Action Bid-Agreement Dept Select
1,187.18
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Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Repr-Bldg-Eqpt Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
S E B Paint Co S & H Shade Co Inc Safway Rental & Sales Co Service Electric Co Service Electric Supply Co
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Repr-BOLdg-Eqpt-Mtrl
Low Low Low
Sherwin-Williams Co Southwell Distributing Co State Agency for Surplus Prop Standard Paint Company Standard Roofing & Material Co
Low Low Low Dept Select 12.00 Low Bd ActlllO.10 Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Low Dept Select Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Dept Select Repr-Bldg-Mtrls-Low Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrl Dept Select
Thompson Book & Supply Co United States Plywood Corp
New Furniture Repr-Bldg-Mtrl
Universal Blueprint & Supply The Upco Company W & W Steel Company Waugh Bros. Supply Company
U20s00 13 .83 18.15
UtO.OO h, 593.60 361.06 11.55
1,122.10 h-U.UO 181.50. 101*72 118*50 37616
138.25
Furn-Eqpt Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
Bd Action 15. UU Low Bd Act 760.00 Dept Select 132. h.8 Dept Select; Dept Select
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1955-56 Bldg Levy Federal Corporation
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Hart Industrial Supply Co Richard & Conover Hdw Co
Mtrls-Suppls Mtrls-Suppls
Low Low _
Southside Plumbing
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Low Letter Bid
19% Bond A R K Mfg Company
Bronze Plaque
Dept Select
Bailey, Bozalis & Associates J J Bollinger Construction Inc Boren-Malone Company Brown Machinery Company Brown Manufacturing Co
Est#lj-Prairie Queen Est^U-John Marshall Annexe s-Furniture Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Mod-Reprs-HLdgs
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Capitol Stage Eqpt Company
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481.80" Bd Action Annexes-Furn 471.40 Bd Action New Furn-Fix 60’6.50 Est#6 Arch Serv-Calvin Coolidge Schl 28.79 Low Mod-Repr-Eqpt 438.78 Inv-Boyd-Art-Center Low 30,325.16 Est#6-Calvin Coolidge School 27.00 Low Mod-Reprs-Bldgs 22.12 G round-Impro veme nt Low 927.04 Bid-Agreement 904.92 3,994.40 Bd Action New Furniture 74,957.73 Est #5-U. S. Grant Highschool 34.84 Low Taft-Remo deling
Emsco Electric Supply Cd
A dmin-Bldg-Cafe te ria Spe c-Bd-Appro ve d
Federal Corporation
Annexes-Moving
General Electric Supply Co General Flooring & Tile Co Graybar Elec Company
Admin-Bldg -Cafe te riaSpe c -Bd-Appro ve d' Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Low Curriculum-Library Bd Act
Hart Industrial Supply Co A G Hoge Hardware Co Hudgins-Thompson-Ball & Assoc Humphries Const Co Hunzicker Brothers
Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Low Visual-Aid-Center Low Arch Fee-Est#4~Southeast High School Est#5~Nichols Hills Elementary School Office-Renov-Adrain Low
112.00 11.20 368.61 11,806.20 121.76
Industrial Electric Co
Mod-Reprs-Eqpt Bd Action Classen Jr-Sr-Hi-Schl-Final Est
39,335.00
International Paper Co
Mod-Reprs-Bldgs
Low
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mod-Reprs-HLdgt
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Lehman Lippert Const Co Mideke Supply Company Mid-West Surgical Supply Co Milner Construction Co
Est#4~Prairie Queen School 30,939.30 Taft-Remodeling Standard 3.50 140.00 ; Furniture Low Final Est-John Adams School 1,000.00 : Final Est-Millard Fillmore School 1,000.00 82,000.00
Morgensen Lumber Co Nichols Seed Company Noftsger & Lawrence Norman Plumbing Supply
Taft-Remodeling Low Mod-Reprs-Eqpt Standard Arch-Serv-Est#4-dohn Marshall Jr-Sr Survey Test Boring Low
The Oklahoma Publishing Co Oklahoma Seating Company ,
Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Furnitpre^
City Office Supply Inc. Commercial Eqpt Co Conner and Pojezny Arch Cook Electric Supply Co Cory Motion Picture Eqpt E V Cox Construction Co Crane Company The Dolese Company
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Mod-Reprs-HLdgs Final-Est Douglass Highschool
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
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Reynolds & Morrison Rex Sales Company Richards & Conover Hdw Co Bob Roberts
Arch Serv-Est#3-Ridgewiew Elementary Low Furniture Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Low Business Expense Agreement
Schwartz Construction Co Smiser Construction Co Smith & Son
Est Est Est Est
Soil Industries Standard Paint Company Chas M Suttle Construction Co
Low Improv-Grounds Curriculum Library Low Est ^-Southeast High School
Mary A Thacker Clerk R. W. Thomas Thomas Concrete Pipe Co
Petty Cash Rem
Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg
Arch-Serv-Est#3-Nichols Hills Elem 236.12 Arch-Serv-Est#3~Chester A Arthur 338.36
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Johnson Wholesale Electronics Noble James & Asso
ClassenTV Eqpt Amin-HLdg-Eqpt
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33.81 1421.30
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Admin-Bldg-Eqpt
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309.73 U8.8.OO 180.U ? 3,000.00
! 23,360.10: #3-Franklin Kaiser Elea^entary 69,301.00 #3-Harding Jr Sr High School #3-Chester A Arthur School 26,927.'90 #3-Ridgewiew School 13.U86.32 1 U2,L|1U.U3
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11.23 17.30 28,U3O.1Q.
31.03 U0.00 386.30
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193U- Bond
Tippin Construction Co Inc
Final Est-Harding Jr High School
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1956-57 GENERAL (FUND $926,808.58»
Payroll for the month of February ,#1539 1956-57 BUILDING LEVY
Payroll for the month of February #33 - 37.. 0.«00000«0000000000000..00*$26, Oil . 1^8
1956 BOND for the month of February #31 - #35 1955 BOND for the month of February #8—#9..
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Item #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING MARCH 31$ 1957 - ONE MONTH
1956-57 GENERAL FUND
Payrolls - including school administrations, clerical, teachers, ...................... .$927,000 service department employees, and extra services. :------
1956-57 BUILDING LEVY:
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R. #66 Claims Approved for Payment
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $665492.99, and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "aye."
R. #67 Feb. Payrolls Approved— Mar. Payrolls Authorized
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the payrolls for the month of February be approved and the payrolls for March be authorized as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #68 Bids Accepted on Physical Therapy and Physical Educ. Equipment
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General Business, Purchasing, Cafeterias It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept bids from the following firms for one lot of Physical Therapy Equipment and one lot of Physical Education Equipment for Northwest Classen High School, the purchases to be charged to accounts as follows, with the understanding that needs of other schools for this type of Physical Therapy Equipment be checked, and if found advisable, these needs be met on an extended bid: (All bids having been received in response to the Notice for Bids attached at top of the next page.) Physical Therapy Equipment -------- §912.45 ----- Account Bond 813 Physical Education Equipment - - 840.91 - ~ Account Bond 813
Clements Sporting Goods Company Mid-West Surgical Company W. C. Hixson Company Bucks Sporting Goods Company Rex Sales Co. The motion carried on roll call, with the following vote: Ayes: Nay:
Mr. McCray, Mrs. Melton, Mr. Wright Mr. Bennett, Mr. Thompson
$
673.70 547.50
96.00
256.50 174.66 TOTAL — §1,753.36
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R. #68 Continued
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids on one lot of printing supplies for the print shops at Central, Capitol Hill Senior, and Douglass high schools from the lew bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $6,062.73, the bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids, the purchase' to be charged to the following accounts:
!r . #69 I Bids Accepted \ on Printing Supplies
Supplies for Central - ----- 1-6 Account - - - $5,405.87 Supplies for Capitol Hill- 1-6 Account - - - - 529.68 Supplies for Douglass - - -1-6 Account - - - - 127.18
$1,078.14 4,594.76 93.75 296.08
Western Newspaper Union Oklahoma Paper Company Carpenter Paper Company Graham Paper Company
TOTAL -------- • -$6,062.73
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to acdept bids, as follows, for one lot of lumber, nails, and sheet rock for the Administration Building and all schools, in the total amount of $5,465.35, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for bids:
R. #70 Bids on Mater ials for Adm. Bldg. Acceptet
Lumber and nails for all schools - - - - $3,901.06 - - Account BL------ 437 Sheet rock and lumber for Administration Bldg. 1,564.29 - - Account BOND - 843-E
Kilpatrick Lumber Company International Paper Company E. S. Billington Lumber Company H. E. Leonhardt Lumber Company
3,661.38 828.25 544-60 431.12 TOTAL ----- $5,465.35
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one lot of electrical fixtures for the Administration Building from the low bidder, General Electric Company, in the total amount of $5,008.91, bids having been received in response to Notice for Bidssattached on next page, the purchase tob e charged to following accounts: Electrical fixtures for Administration Bldg., office renovation—$4,335.15 - Bond 843-0 Electrical fixtures for Administration Bldg., Audio-Visual Dept.673.76 - Bond 843-0
R. #71 Bid-.’ Acceptec on Electrical Supplies & Fixtures
R. #71 Continued. a o = d Hwra-9
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #72 Approval to Pay Retiring Teachers
R. #73 Bid Accepted on Library Equip. & Furn
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommendation to authorize payment by June 30, 1957 of the full salary of all retiring teachers who have requested salary payment over a twelve-month calendar year (the salary being paid is for services already rendered.). The reason for this change being to meet the requirements of the Teacher Retirement program, also the Social Security Act. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommendation to accept low bid of the Oklahoma Seating Company on libr&Ey equipment and furniture for John Marshall and U. S. Grant schools, in the total amount of $18,753.60, the purchase to be charged to the accounts as follows: John Marshall ----- - Building Levy #444 - - $11,547.92 U. S. Grant ----- ----- -Building Levy #445 - 7,205.68 Furniture for John Marshall in the amount of 11,547.92 Oklahoma Seating Company 16,252.00 Remington Rand Company
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. R. #74 Contract Award'ed for Shelving
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve awarding contract to Stewart Sheet Metal Company, low bidder,' in the amount of $10,996.00, for one lot of Herman Nelson shelving units for Belle Isle, Mayfair, John Adams, Arthur schools, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy account #439, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, .the motion carried unanimously.
R. #75 Purchase of Asbestospray Confirmed
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to confirm the purchase of one lot of asbestospray from the Harold C. Parker Company, in the amount of $1,521.00, the purchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond account 843-E, to be used mainly on ceilings in the Administration Building. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Central Food Service Financial Statement Submitted
The Central Food Service Department submitted a Financial Statement as of January 31, 1957, and a copy was ordered to be placed on file in the Clerk’s office.
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BUILDINGS R. #76 Contract Awarded on Elevator
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to sward contract to the Elevator Sales and Service Company, low bidder, for installing a hydraulic elevator in the Administration Building, their bid being $15,263.00, all bids having been received in response to Notice for Bids attached in minutes of a previous meeting. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."
|R. #77 j Change Ord. #’ iJno. Marshall |Add,.Approved
Mr. McCray moved approval of Change Order #1 on John Marshall Addition, J. J. Bollinger Company, Contractors, and Noftsger & Lawrence, Architects, the change order adding to the contract price 32,753.24, briefly described as follows: Net Description Addition
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Item No. 1.
Changes in Shower Building, revising laundry room layout - - $1,568.30
Item No. 2.
Installing sump pump and underfloor drain tile -----
Item No, 3.
Add tunnel wall at tran^ormer vault in Unit "B." - - -
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43.55
Item No, 4.
Add walls at southwest corner of Shower Building - - -
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88.23
Item No, 5.
Add walls in Unit "A" at existing Shops Building - ----- - - -
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TOTAL NET ADDITION - $2,753.24
The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried with all members voting i "Aye." i
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. X
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MEETING OF MARCH 19, 1957
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I THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. Jim Wright, President
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
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Others present: Dr. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; L. V. Ballard, H. G. Buchanan, Floy Campbell, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, and Robert Shultz, - Directors. Representative of the press.
jInvocation
i The invocation was given by Mr. McCray. J I SPECIAL BUSINESS
! On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids on refrigeration machine for air-
| conditioning the Administration Building were opened and read aloud as per the following s tabulation, these bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
iR. #79 i Bids Opened o j Refrigeration
TABULATION OF BIDS ON REFRIGERATION
119,363 18,083 20,225
Worthington Company Trane Company Carrier
GENERAL BUSINESS
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to award contracts to the following companies for one lot of lumber, hardware, and roofing materials for the Administration Building, all schools, and Putnam Heights School, in the total amount of $14,382.02, the purchase to be charged to the following accounts:
Description Lumber for the Administration Bldg. Lumber for All Schools Lumber for All Schools Door Hardware for Administration Bldg. Door Hardware for All Schools Hardware for All Schools Roofing Supplies for Various Schools Roofing Supplies for Putnam Heights Roofing Supplies for All Schools Lumber for All Schools
Amount
Account Number
?2,946.18 1,477.59 938.60 159.60 533.45 709.15 5,694.50 740.72 597.23 585.00
Bond BL BL BOND BL BL BL BL BL BL
843-E 437 435 843-E 437 439 437 437 437 437
Amounts Awarded to Each Company: Morgensen Lumber Company Floyd 0. Shaw W. P. Stark Lumber Company Davidson Case Lumber Company Kilpatrick Lumber Company W. J. Pettee Company Richard Conover Hardware Company Scoville & Sublett
$1,325.24 3,237.70 938.60 3.60 992.58 U.50 48.50 173.00
$ 280.00 H. E. Leonhardt Hart Industrial 403.00 Roofing Supply 5,068.58 1,035.00 Francis Smith 55.00 Modern Materials Standard Roofing 740.72 66.00 International Paper Co. TOTAL —$14,382.02
all bids having been received in response to the Notice for Bids attached on the following page. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #80 Contracts Awarded on Lumber, Hdwe Roofing
R. #80 Continued Notice for Bids
R. #81 Approval to Pay 2 Mos. Rent, T-V Sta.
R. #82 Claim of A. J. Cook Company Approved______ Longfellow Addition
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve extending contract of A. D. Howell as Trustee, also, extending the contract of E. A. Farris as equipment ■ owner of the property at 1901 Classen Boulevard being used as school T-V station, for the months of February and March 1957, at the rate of $500 per month each, or a total of $1000.00 to Mr. Howell and $1000 to Mr. Farris. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of claim of A. J. Cook Construction Company in the amount of $6,907.00, Estimate #5, addition to Longfellow Elementary School. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." BUILDINGS
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Information to the Board Dates Set for Bid Opening
It was reported that bids will be due at 4^30 p. m., Thursday, April 18, 1957 on the following projects:
R. #83 Approval to Lay Sidewalk Near Douglass
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve passing the following resolution in regard to constructing a sidewalk for safety purposes near Douglass High School: RESOLUTION
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Modernization project for Central High School Playroom at Jackson Junior High School
WHEREAS, it has been found necessary for the safety of the school children involved, that there be a sidewalk on the south side of Tenth Street, from Eastern Avenue to the railroad, approxiamtely one-half mile; and,
WHEREAS, an easement can be obtained from the City of Oklahoma City for such sidewalk from the east line of the district property to the east line of the proposed sidewalk; and, WHEREAS, it will be for the best interest of the District and District's finances that the said ’work be done by the District on forced account; NCW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the School District build a sidewalk at the point above mentioned according to plans and specifications now on file with the Clerk of the Board and exhibited to the Board; provided, however, that if any persons, firms, or corporations, public or private, will donate labor for the construction of same, that the same be accepted by the District.
The motion carried unanimously on roll call, GENERAL BUSINESS - ADDITIONAL
R. #84 Contract for Directories Approved
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to confirm contract with the Times Journal Publications, Oklahoma City, for the printing of the personnel directories of the Oklahoma City Public Schools for the 1956-57 school year, the total number of copies being 3100, at a total cost of $2,456.60, which includes all changes and all proofing necessary in publishing the directory and making ready for final delivery. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #85 Spot Lights for Central Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of two Trouperette Incandescent Spot Lights for Central High School, one used and one new, at a total cost of $545.00, from the National Theater Supply Company. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
R. #86 Resolution of Appreciation Approved______ Emmett Staley
Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mr. Emmett Staley, teacher at Britton Elementary School, recently deceased, was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried:
MEETING OF MARCH 19, 1957 - CONT'D
RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF MR. EMMETT STALEY
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The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Emmett Staley on March 18, 1957. Mr. Staley joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1951 at Shidler School. He taught at Creston Hills School in 1953 and was transferred to Britton Elementary School in 1954 where he taught the sixth grade.
He was a member of the national, state, and local professional organizations and the Britton Methodist Church. Mr. Stalejr was extremely popular with his students and his coworkers. He always took the lead in all track meets and was dearly beloved for his warm personality. His high ideals and sense of fairness are characteristics which will live in the hearts of all who knew and were associated with him.
The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher.
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BUILDINGS - CONTINUED
On recommendation of James M. Samis, Consulting Engineer, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the low bid of Trane Company on refrigeration machine for air-conditioning the Administration Building, in the amount of $18,083, be accepted. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #87 Low Bid Accepted on Ref rige ration
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
R. #88 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the
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MEETING OF APRIL 1, 1957 ■ K i THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
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Others present: Dr. Melvin Barnes, Deputy Superintendent: Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Super- § intendent; Messrs. L. V. Ballard, H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Chas, i Harville, Robert Shultz, Gene Stinebeck, and Mrs. Floy Campbell - Directors; Millard Prigmore,| Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press; and bidders., j
IuIrs. Melton gave the invocation.
Invocation
Motion to approve the minutes of the meetings of March 4, 1957 and March 19, 1957 wqs made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.
R. #89 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the report of the School District Treasur- R. #90 Treasurer* s er, was approved, as submitted by the Auditor, Mr. Prigmore. Report Rec’d REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
R. #91 Election Retur Approved
Motion to approve the following election returns of March 26, 1957 was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye;" 5-Mill General Fund
Total votes cast in favor of the proposition Total votes cast against the proposition Total mutilated ballots TOTALS
3,474 413 ____ 4 3,891
5-Mill Building Fund 3,459 439 _____ 2 3,900
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve request to supp^nent and transfer accounts in the General Fund, as follows:
R. #92 Supplment and Transfer of Accounts Approved
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Appropriations deemed less necessary in ^view*of^ other needs and are therefore W Wo,'.7. / ©Htered cancel led:
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Teachers Salaries Insurance
Total
129,650.00
Re-appropriation of cancelled items:
$£
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Office Supplies & Printing Legal Publications Custodian Supplies Maintenance Cars & Trucks Maintenance Office Machines New Equipment-Furniture Repair New School Apparatus Equipment-Improvement of Grounds Library Books New Trucks
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2,000.00 1,000.00 35,000.00 6,000.00 5,000.00 U,500.00 11,500.00 18,350.00 35,000.00 11,300.00
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The motion carried unanimously on roll call
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R. #93 Professional Trips Approved
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve directing the following personnel to attend professional meetings as indicated in the resolution: 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 people would attend the conferences and meetings on the dates designated: Dr. Harry Broad, Mr. W. H. Taylor, and Mrs. Helen Jones, North Central Meeting in Chicago, Illinois, April 2-3-4, 1957;
Dr. Virgil T. Hill and Mr. William H. Simpson, Regional Meeting of the Southwestern Psychological Association, Little Rock, Arksnsas, April 4-6, 1957;
Miss Grace Chadwick, National Art Education Association Convention, Los Angeles, California, April 15-20, 1957; Dr. J. Chester Swanson and Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, 200,000 Population or Over, New Orleans, Louisiana, April 25-26-27, 1957;
Dr. J. Chester Swanson and Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Meeting with Ford Foundation in connection with t elevision in the State of Oklahoma, Amarillo, Texas, March 30-31, 1957 (transportation Only to be paid by the Board.7;
Mr. Charles Saner, National Restaurant Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, May 6-10, 1957 (Expenses to be paid from the Administrative Account of the Central Food Service Department.). 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 be paid by the Board of Education, except that in the case of the trip of Dr. Swanson and Dr. Barnes to Amarillo, the Ford Foundation will bear all expense except transportation, and the expenses of Mr. Saner wi^-l be paid from the Fund as explained above.
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Dr, Broad Honored by Nomination
Dr. Barnes reported that Dr. T. Harry Broad, Curriculum Director, had been nominated Vice-President of the North. .Central Association of Secondary and Higher Schools.
R. #94 Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Ellis
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the following Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Theodora Ellis, retired teacher, deceased March 30, 1957; was passed:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Theodora Woolman Ellis, March 30, 1957. Miss Ellis joined the Oklahoma City School System at the former Jefferson school in 1919. She joined the staff at Edgemere in 1925; where she taught the third grade until she retired in 1954.
She was a member of the national, state, and local professional organizations, Kappa Delta Pi Sorority, St. Paul’s Epsicopal Cathedral, and she belonged to the St. Martha’s Guild. Miss Ellis was an excellent teacher, schooled in the principles of learning and teaching techniques, and had the ability to organizes and plan the work with children in a firm, kind manner. She had poise and good judgment of children's needs and the courage to try out ideas.
She was popular with her pupils and co-workers and respected by all who knew her. Her high ideals and sense of fairness are characteristics which will live in the hearts of all who knew and were associated with her.
The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to those who survive and pay tribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher. PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
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 teachemployed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by Superintendent or person by him designated:
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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD
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Chance
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Request Sala ry
FROM $195 PER MONTH TO $205 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15, 1957.
Sala
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perm ission
Assig nment
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fro m
Attendance
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Jack son to Secretary -
Reques t perm ission to tra nsfe r Lill ie Will is from Clerk at Jack son to Attenda nce Clerk Sal ary FROM $190 PER MONTH TO $195 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 12, 1957.
Reques t per missio n to trans fer dello ra West from Secre tar to Secretary to Dr . Broa d - Sal ary fro m $220 per mo nth to
Reclas Request
y in ar t and musi c Department $245 per mon th - Eff ecti ve March
i 8, 1957.
sif ication
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per missio n to recla ss ify
Carr ie Snipes - Secre tar y to
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- Pupil Service Dept .
FROM »C* TO ’B’ CLASS - SALARY FROM $205 PER MONTH TO $220 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE MARCH 15, 1957.
Tempora ry Employment
Reques t perm ission to empl oy Chris
tine
Cav ener
as
Temporary Time -Keeper in Maintena nce Departm ent
DURING THE ILLNESS OF MR. RANDOLPH - SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $1.25 PER HOUR - 8 HOURS PER DAY 5 DAYS PER WEEK - EFFECTIVE MARCH 21, 1957.
Reque st perm ission to Sal ary on the bas is of
employ
Laura Saner as Tempo rary Cle rk in the Art - Effective Mar ch 21, 1957.
$160 per mon th
Reque st perm iss ion to emplo y Mr . Harry Mr . Berie Swagerty with the Adul t Instit
an d
Mus ic Depar tment -
hick s three nigh ts per week at $15.00 per nigh t to as sist ute Prog ram . Effe ctive March 12, 1957.
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Request per missio n to pay $5.00 per ga me to the fol lo wing Senior High School Girls Bas ketb al l Game s :
Norm a Flynn
217 E. Ayers
Edm ond , Okl ah om a
Virgi nia peters Room 256, Murda ugh Hal l Centra l Stat e Col lege Edmo nd , Okla hom a Greta Shelt on Roo m .209, mj rdaug h Hall Centra l Stat e Col lege Edm ond , Okl ah om a wilma Gof orth Dept , of Phy . Ed . for women Univers ity of Okl aho ma Norma n , Okl ah oma
Emma Jean Edwards Capitol hil l Senior
peopl e, who hel ped with
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1 GAME
2 GAMES
2 GAMES
Ivine Par is Putna m City hi gh School Okl ah oma City ., Okl ah oma
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Mr . Jerry Park s Langs ton University Lang ston , Okl ah oma
3 GAMES
GAMES
Jo Ann Holton Grant High Schoo l
6 GAMES
Marg aret Thurs ton Taf t Junio r High scho ol
4
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Capito
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Joan woo dru ff Cla ssen High School Mar gar et Colg an Harding High Schoo l
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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD
Reques t perm iss ion to pay $5.00 per ga me to eac h of the fol low Offi cial Referees at the Junior High Schoo l Bas ketb al l Gam es :
Char
les
Murdo ck Capit ol Hill Senior
R. L« Berry
South eas t
A. D. Jacob son
Capitol
hil l
Senior
ing
9
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3
Gam es
4 Gam es
Jerry Potter Har ding
6
Gam es
Har old Merid eth Nort heast
6
Gam es
Robert
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Marvi
Shie ld s Southea
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6 ga mes
st
5
Dal e Mull ins Sout hea st
Georg e Burget Joh n Mars
Gam es
4 Game s ha ll
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1957 APRIL K
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
PERSO N N EL
Request permission to transfer C. L. LeGrande, head, custodian at Putnam Heights - salary $255.'O0 per month to head custodian at John Marshall - salary $283,33 per month - effect- ; ive Arch 7, 1957. ' ’' ‘ '' Request permission to transfer S. D. Carder, head custodian at John Marshall - salary $283.00 per month to head custodian at Culbertson - salary $255.00 per month - effective £ March 7, 1957. . f
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Request permission to transfer A. C. Grahams, floorman at Columbus ~ salary $185.00 per month to head custodian at John Adams - salary $210.00 per month - effective March 4, 1957.
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Request permission to employ Everett M. Douglas as temporary 1/2 time floorman at the Administration Building - salary $87.50 per month - effective March 18, 1957.
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Request permission to transfer Bobby Gunter, 1/2 time floorman at Carey - salary $105.00 per month to 3/4 time floorman at Carey - salary $157.50 - effective March 18, 1957.
Request permission to transfer Don David Cobb, 1/2 time floorman at Van Buren - salary $110.00 per month to 3/4 time floorman at Van Buren - salary $162.50 per month - effective March 18, 1957. Request permission to transfer Joe Melton, floorman at Administration Building - salary $195.00 per month to head custodian at Edison - salary $210.00 per month - effective March 18, 1957. Request permission to transfer Carrol W. Thomas, 1/2 time head custodian at McKinley 'Salary $105.00 per month to 1/2 time floorman at Arthur - salary $87.50 per month effective March 19, 1957.
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Request permission to employ Carse Willie Allen as temporary laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - effective February 28, 1957. Request permission to employ Willis Dale Tipsword, as temporary student painter - salary $1.25 per hour - effective February 25, 1957. Request permission to transfer William F. Willis0 temporary painter - salary $1.60 per hour to regular painter - salary $3500 yearly - effective March 10, 1957.
Request permission to transfer Haskell D. Beller, temporary student painter - salary $1.35 per hour to regular apprentice painter - salary $2900 yearly - effective March 10, 1957.
Request permission to re-employ Hubert 0. Daniels as temporary carpenter - salary $1.75 per hour - effective March 4, 1957. Request permission to re-employ Roy Wallace as temporary plasterer - salary $1.75 per hour - effective March 14, 1957.
Request permission to employ Billy Neil Lynch as temporary laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - effective March 7, 1957. Request permission to employ Edward William French as temporary finish carpenter salary $1.75 per hour - effective March 25, 1957.
Request .permission to employ Keyo Randemacher as temporary painter - salary $1.75 per hour - effective March 25, 1957.
Request permission to employ Arch Charles Rowland as temporary student painter - salary $1.00 per hour - effective March 25, 1957. Request permission to employ Loyd Lee MCVae as temporary student painter - salary $1.00 per hour - effective March 25, 1957.
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Request permission to employ Charley B. Thomas as temporary student painter - salary $1.00 per hour - effective March 25, 1957.
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Request permission to re-hire Lee Roy White as temporary carpenter - salary $1.75 per
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hour - effective March 19, 1957.
i’.^Request permission to employ Melvin E. Parsons as temporary laborer - salary $1.25 ^^er hour - effective March 19, 1957.
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f|kequest permission to employ Carrol Marshall Goodner as temporary carpenter - salary
/ri$1.75 per hour - effective March 20, 1957. Request permission to rehire Charlie M. Mays as temporary carpenter - salary $1.75 pe‘r hour - effective March 19, 1957. 'IV
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Request permission to employ Andy Vestal1 Lackey as t emporary salary $ 1.25 per hour ~ effective March 5, 1957.
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Request permission to employ Daniel Lee McCutcheon as temporary salary $ 1.25 per hour - effective March II, 1957.
1aborer -
Request permission to employ Raymond C. Anderson as temporary student painter - salary $1.00 per hour - effective March 8, 1957.
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^Request permission to transfer B. C. McCutcheon, temporary laborer - salary _ „,.<v $1.25 per hour to temporary crane operator - salary $1.54 per hour - ef f ect i March 11,1957.
Request permission to transfer KetheI L. Looney from Service Department — salary $2600 per year to. MaLntenance Department as temporary laborer salary $1.25 pei^.h.o,ur -..effect jue. Maoolvi 18, .1957° ' .... --..
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R. #95 Personnel
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information vra.s made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING Bills and Pay rolls Recommended
Bills and Payrolls
Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills presented was submitted:
April 1, 1957 Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration:
RUTS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAH-ENT APRIL 1, 1957:
Item #la - 1956-57 General Fund
$
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Item #lb - 1955-56 General Fund
6,396.59
1
Item #lc - 19511-55 General Fund
321 .31
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Item #ld - 1956-57 Bldg Levy
28,57.3.85
Item #le - 1955-56 HLdg Levy
$
Item #Lf - 1956 Bond
3h0.59 Ii97.li22.13
Item #lg - 1955 Bond
TOTAL
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1956-57 General Fund AASA Abelard Schuman Inc. Addre ssograph-Multigraph A & E Equipment Co Air Sales Inc Allied Paint Store American Body & Trailer Inc
American Carpet Cleaners American Electric Ignition Co The American News Co American Printing House for Blind
Busin-Office-Stippls Teach-Aid-Suppls Instr-Suppls Suppls
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Upk-Trks-Cars
Custo dial-Suppls Mt- of - Bus Library Books Instr Suppls
Standard Dept Select Dept Select Low 3.30 Dept Select 10.60
Bid Agreement Dept Select Standard 5.95 Dept Select 16.50
10.00 1.96 23.67 13.90
91.117 6.28 22.115 hd.oo
Standard Standard Schl Select Schl Select
7.26 175.U 5.72
American School Board Journal Suppls Andy Anderson’s Sporting Goods Co Suppls Appleton-Century-Crofts Inc Instr Suppls Arts & Activities Instr Suppls Athena Films Inc Visual-Aid-Suppls
Dept Low Schl Schl Dept
1 22.00 i.90 16.M1 5.00 10^20
The Automotive Inc Auto Parts & Machine Co
Dow Standard
Upk-Trks-Cars Upk-Trks-Cars
Select Select Select Select
257S>W
Dept Select WLi..
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A & W Violin Shop
Repr-Musical-Instr
Dept Select
Barada & Page Inc Bartlett Safe & De sk Go Beckley-Cardy Company BL Berry Bills Grocery M W Barnes T H Broad Bi son Sewing Gente r The Slack Dispatch Pub Co Blackhawk Films R R Bowker Company Branham’ s Inc Brittain Brothers Braniff Airways Inc John A- Brown Co
Gusto dian-Suppls Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls General-Instruction Instr Suppls 0the r-A dm-Expe nse Othe r-Adm-Expense Instr Suppls Night-Schl-Suppls Visual-Aid-Suppls Instr-Suppls Instr-Suppls Mt-Trks-Cars Other-Adm-Expense Instr-Suppls
Buck’s Sporting Goods Inc Bureau of Audio-Visual Instr George Burget BurroughsCorp Butler-Sparks Eqpt Co Britton Piano Shop
Instr-Suppls Visual Aid Suppls General Instruction Mt Office Machines Improve-Grounds Piano-Tuning-Repr
Low Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action Schl Select Bd Action Bd Action Standard Standard Dept Select Publisher Low Low Bd Action Low 11.00 Schl Select ljl.83 Schl Select Dept Select Bd Action Standard Rental Agreement Standard
>1-83 1,500.95 yb.oo 35.oo ‘8*70 36.00 2214.50
California Test Bureau
Night-Schl-Suppls
Standard 10.15 Dept Select I46.I8
56.33
Cardwell-Hughes Elect Co Carpenter Paper Co Bob Cates Center For Safety Education City Bus Go City Office Supply Inc
Custodians Suppls Business-Office-Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Reht-Transp-Eqpt Instr Suppls
Low Low Low Dept Select Transp-Agreement Low
City Spring Works Clements Sporting Goods AL Cook Desk & Office Supply Cory Motion Picture Eqpt
Instr Suppls Mt-Phy-Ed-Eqpt Suppls-Busin-Office Repr-Audio-Visual
Standard Low Low Standard 22.92 Low 1214.32
143.145 186.00 167.67
Clifford E Cbstley Coronet Films Creative Playthings Inc Crescent Market Arthur C Croft Publications Curtis Circulation Co
0ther-Adm-Go st Visual-Aid-Suppls Instr-Suppls Instr-Suppls Instr-Suppls Suppls
Bd Action Bd. Agreement Schl-Select Schl-Select Dept Select Dept Select
65.59 579.00 33.55 39.27 14.00 6.00
The Daily Law Journal-Record Dembar Publications Inc The Dolese Company
Legal Publications Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Publisher Dept Select Bld Agreement 60.19 Low 652.57
216.I4O 6.00
101.33 U.5o 5.6b 15.00 U5.oo w.09 M.35 :fX.5o
too 1196^28 691'^LO
39.96 5o.o8 114630 150.00 1,302.145 #9.52
1147.2W
712.76
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Page -3Schl Select .802,82 Low lj.02,80
Dowlings Inc
Instr Suppls
Downtown Chevrolet
Upk-Trks-Cars
Bill Doyle
Suppls
Low 653.63 Dept Select 17.75
Dulaney’s
Instr Suppls
Duplicating Products Inc Eastman Kodak Stores Inc
Instr Suppls Suppls
Schl Select 30.95 Low 30.95 Low Low 12.57 Dept Select U5.9O
Eddie’s Reconing Service Emma Gene Edwards
Reprs-Audio-Visual General Instruction
Dept Select Bd Action
Electronic Business Machines Co Encyclopaedia Britannica Films 0 P Farmer Battery Service E A Fariss C J Fishman The Fideler Co The Pieck Bearing Company Follett Publishing Company
Suppls Visual-Aid-Supplies Operation-Schl-Bus Rental-March-1957 Rental-April-1957 Teach Aid Suppls Upk-Trks-Cars Instr-Suppls
Standard Dept Select Dept Select Rental Agreement Rental-Agreement Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select 30,8? Low 97.80
101.20 550.12 26.00 500.00 375.00 3.k7 2.55
Norma Flynn Ben Franklin Store R RFreeland Irwin C Gaumer
General Instruction Instr Suppls Labor-Mtrls-Radio-Sta Instr Suppls
5.oo , 12.31 2.50
Wilma"Goforth TheGrade Teacher Graham Paper Co
1 General Instr Instr Suppls Office-Suppls-Print
Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select Bd Action 1108.75 Low li7.55 Standard 6.00
‘ Standard 31.05 Maint Agreement 38.38
Bd Action Schl Select Bd Action 296.08 Low 121.05
1,205.62
69.h3
■ 671.38
61.90 U23.5O
58. U7
3.10 10.00
128.67
1,162.30
10.00 5.oo 1117.13
Gramercy Guild Group Inc Mrs. Gertrude Gray
Instr Suppls Transp- AgreementState Law
Dept Select Rent Agreement
Halliburtons J C Hamilton Company Hamilton Beach Co Hanson-Bennett Magazine Agency Hart Industrial Supply Co
Instr Suppls New School Apparatus New School Apparatus Teach-Aid-Suppls Schl-Shop-Eqpt
Schl Select Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select lh.12 Low hl.95
156.18 25.00 8U.28 U27.95
Mt-Trks-Cars Rental-March-21 April-21-1957 Rental-March-1957 Custodian-Suppls-"' General Instruction Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Rental Agreement
i 6,00 150.00
Herb Welding & Radiator Co Hillcrest Heights Presbvterian
A D Howell,Co-Trustee Hohmann’s Appliance Service Jo Ann Holton Houghton Mifflin Company The House of Clay
Rental AgreempMkfej'
Schl Select Low
151.13 /179.52
56.07
5oo.oo 15.20 S, 530.00
312.60
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Industrial Ohem Lab Inc International Art Company International Harvester Company
Custodians Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Upk-Trks-Cars
10^.50 12.10
International Paper Co
Instr Suppls
Low Dept Select 5.15 Standard Dept Select 1U.30 Low
A D Jacobson Jenkins Music Company Johnson Wholesale Electronics Jones Boys #6 Fred Jones Inc The Judy Company The Junior DeLuxe Mrs Helen Jones
General Instruction Mt-Musical-Instru Repr-Audio-Visual Instr Suppls Upk-Trks-Cars Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Other Adm-Expense
Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select Standard Schl Select Schl Select Bd Action
2Q»00 258;22 3U.87 56.39 A.23 5.7h 3.50 5O.5U
Kamp Brothers Kee Lox Mfg Co Kilpatrick Brothers G A LaMar Litho Negative & Plate Co
Schl Select Grocerys ~ 13 Suppls Low Instr Suppls ■■-Low Instr Suppls-Grocery Schl Select Dept Select Suppls
118.63 60.00 110.29 171.37 33.50
Lone Star Schl 3c Depository
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
16.79
Riley Me Cullough McGraw-Hill Bk Go Inc The Macmillan Co Magnolia Petroleum Company
Custodial Suppls Library Books Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Martin Eqpt Co
New School Apparatus
32.50 Bid Agreement 167.92 Dept Select 8 .611 Schl Select Low 14.03 Upk Trks-Cars 1,089.90 1103.93 579.90 Letter Bid
Jim Martin Educational Films Melton Co Inc Meredith Publishing Company Harold Merideth Metropolitan Water Go Mideke Supply Company
Visual Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls General Instruction Water Reprs-Indust-Arts-Eqpt
Dept Select Bd Action Schl Select Bd Action Utilities Dept Select
555.00 3611.33 3.00 30.00 27®6O ll .10
Mid-West Surgical Supply Go Inc Miller Jackson Company
New Schl Apparatus Instr Suppls
Low Low Letter Bid 189.811 Dept Select 157.83
130.50
Millsap’s
Repr-Musical-Instr
Robert Mistele
General Instr
Schl Select67di9 Standard h9.85 Bd ‘A’cti-on"
Modern Beauty Shop Magazine
Instr Suppls
Standard
J01'%SbfeHayneS
Huftpty-Dumpty Hunzicker Brothers International Business Machines
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls
19.U5 72.39
3117.67
117.311 30.00 6.00
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Research Suppls Repr-Phy-Ed -Eqpt General"Instruction Instr Suppls
Charles Murdock
General Instruction
Low 981i .7O 10.37 Low 20^00 Bd: Action 388^ Lbw.......................... Select-Purchase °Office Uo8o I 18.25 f Agreement "11X25 U5.oo Bd Action
NAEB Tape Network National Association of ED-Broad National Autoharp Sales Co National Fire Protection Asso National Safety Council National Sports Co
Labor-Mtrls-Radio Stat Labor-Mtrls-Radi.o Stat Instr Suppls Instr Puppis' Instr Suppls New Schl Apparatus
Standard Dent Select Itept Select Standard Dept Select Schl Select
11.27 25.00 5®55 1.08 1.15 ll77eOO
New State Towel & Linen Nichols Hills Transp' Town of Nichols Hills Noble's Leather Shop Norick Brothers Inc A J Nystrom & Co
Cus to dian-Suppls Rent-Transp-Eqpt Water Repr-Audio-Visual-Eqpt Business-Office-Suppls Instr-Suppls
Bid Agreement Rental Agreement Utilities ' Dept Select Low Schl Select-
151.23 91.20 313.78 2.50 20.00 12.8U
Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma
Suppls Water Water &'Sewage Instr Suppls Custodian-Suppl s Fuel Light & Power
Publisher Utilities Utilities Dept Select Low Utilities Utilities
Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Seating Company Oklahoma Typewriter Co Oliver Machinery Company The Owl Press
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Repr-Office =Mach Schl-Shon-Eqpt Teach-Aid-Suppls
Bid Agreement Low Standard Dept Select Dept Select
Mr Jerry Parks Ivine Paris. W H Payne Virginia Peters Phase Films Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Portland Ave Evangelical UBC Postmaster Jerry Potter Prentice-Hall Inc
General Instruction General Instruction Custodian Suppls General Instruction Visual Aid Suppls Office-Supple-Print Rental-April9 195? Suppls-Busine ss-Office General Instruction Supplies
Bd Action Bd Action Bid Agreement Bd Action Dept Select Low Rental Agreement Standard Bd Action Dept Select
Rita Sue Privitt The Psychological Corp Pipkin Photo Service
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls New Schl Eqpt
Dept Select ■ Dept Select Bd Action
Radio Supply Inc Red Plains Trading Post
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls"-
Business News County Water Co City Water Co Historical Society Laundry & Buy Cleaners Natural Gas Company Gas & Electric Co
120.00 liL.58 5^70.07 33.00, UOeOO 209635.68 . 2Ks 231i 903 357.68 $968.06 4 20.02 93.09 1.00 ■ 15.00 20.00 30.00 10*00 ;6o.oo &75.2O . 150.00 150.00 30.00 15.00
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Page ™6 The Refinery Supply Co
Instr Suppls Schl-Shon-Eqpt
Library Suppls Instr Suppls Schl Shop Eqpt
Sams Surplus Store Willis 0 Sautbine Oscar Schmidt-International Inc School Law Publications Scholastic Magazines Scott s Fdresman & G© Scott' Chevrolet Go Searsg Roebuck and Co Severin Supply Co Sharp Auto Supply Co
New Schl Apparatus Rental-Aprilg 1967 Instr Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Mt-Of-Bus Spec-Health-Suppls Repr-Indust-Arts-Eqpt Instr Suppls
Greta Shelton Marvin Shields Simpson Auto Co Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit
General Instruction General Instruction Mt~Trks-Cars Library Books
Skil Corporation Smith-Corona Incorp
Mt-Shop-Schl-Eqpt Repr-Office-Mach
Southwestern Bell Tele Co Southwest Wheel Inc Southwest Film’Lab Inc State Agency for Surplus Property The Steck Company Ed Stuart’s Music Shop Dick Stout & Go
Telephone -Service Upk-Trks-Gars Visual Aid Suppls Instr Suppls. Instr Suppls Riepr-Musical-Instru Instr Suppls
Clarence Tackett Supply Co Inc W H Taylor Mary A Thacker Clerk B H Thomas Thompson Schl Ek Deposit
Custodian Suppls Other-Adm-Expense Petty Cash Rem Labor-Printing Library Books
Margaret Thurston Times-Journal Publishing Co Trice Wholesale Electronic
General Instruction Office-Suppls-Print Instr Suppls
Instr Suppls"
Bd Action 269.27 Lew 313 o 00 Schl Select
“Low Low Dept Select 3.06 Standard 63.30 Schl Select 23.UO Low Rental Agreement Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select Schl Select Dfept Select Low Dept Select Schl Select 12.85 Low 7.20 Bd Action Bd Action Standard Standard 171.1i.6 Publisher 5X5.13 Dept Select661.13 Schl Select 32.55 Agreement 172.80 Dept Schl Maint Agreement372®50 Standard iluoo Utilities Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select Standard Dept Select
Low Bd Action Reimbursement Agreement Dept Select 3.18 Low H7.22 3.2? Schl Select Bd Action Bd Action Low Letter Bid66a66 Low 119.00 75.00 Dept Select
6*10 Dept Select 3H0.0Q-. Low ' ;'V'<
' 89.76
75.00 300*00 1*60 3*25 108*50 U.95 2.88 23.70 17.60 20.05 5.00 25.00 l.li8
1,553.07 7*03 386.50
59728.91i
71.06 lhO.75 100.56
16;U $2;£o 20.1|0
252.00 62.09 161*96 ulM
2^56*66 ‘
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Universal Blueprint & Supply University of Chicago Press Harr Wagner Publishing Co Wagner Studio
Labor-Mtrl-TV-Stat Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select Bd Action Dept Select
,-M0’35
Waller & Son Mattress Co Ward’s Natural Science Est Warwick & York Inc Waugh Bros Supply Co West Disinfecting Co Western Newspaper Union
Mt-Phy-Ed-Eqpt Instr Suppls Suppls Instr Suppls Custodian Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Dept Select Dept Select Low Low Schl Select 12.35 Low 365.62
66.00 ■ ‘68.35 >• . 5.50 ■; <: 73,95 ’ 600.00
Western Uniform & Towel Service Western Union Telegraph Co Wilson’s Gro Joan Woodruff Wylie-Stewart Machinery Co
Instr Suppls Telephone Instr Suppls-Grocery General Instruction Upk-Trks-Cars
Bid Agreement Utilities Schl Select Bd Action Dept Select
56.lili .11.85 •’ JU2.O8 10.00 #g57.65
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Upk-Trks-Cars
Dept Select
W51.22
Library Books
Bd Action
3,576.911
■ a.oo “15.58 6.oo
’ 377.97 ;i
1955-56 General Fund The American News
Creative Playthings Inc Instr Suppls Hanson-Bennett Magazine Agency IncTeach Aid Suppls
Schl Select Publisher
IBM
Suppls
Dept Select
Judy Company
Instr Suppls
Bd Action
McGraw-Hill Bk Co Marador Corporation New Method Bk Bindery Inc
Instr Suppls Visual Education Library Books
Schl Select
Dept Select Schl Select
Prentice-Hall Inc
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
7*33
Rand McNally
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
1418.97
Sanitary Eqpt Go Scholastic Magazines Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Depository Lois Sughru
Custodian-Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls General Instruction
Bd Action Schl Select Schl Select Bd Action
1400,00 105.00 7.09 . 5.00
Library Books
Schl Select
321.31
28.60 l®00 ;
135.31 1,131.25
210,28 7
195U-55 General Fund
New Method Book Bindery Inc
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Page -8-t-.y
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Repr-Bldg-Mtrl s UPK-Ground-Mtrls
Low Low
Barada & Page Inc Beckman’s Roto-Rooter Service Bell Supply Company Bottenfield’s Inc The Clarence L Boyd Co Inc
Bepr-BLdg-Mtrls Repr-HL dg-Egpt-Mtrls Repr-ELdg-Eqpt-Mtrl s Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrls Upk-Ground-Mtrls
Low Standard Low Low Dept Select
6.83 177.98 59.70 66,00 Uoo.oo
Brown Materials Company
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Dept Select
44. 47 .00
Capitol Stage Eqpt
Furn-Eqpt
Low ... Low Letter Bid Purchasing Select k92
Cleme nt s Spo rting Goo ds Commercial Eqpt Co Cook Electric Supply Co
Suppls Fum & Fixtures Rept-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Bd Action • Bd Action 657.63 Low 171io30
Cook Faint & Varnish Co Crane Co Dale George Company
Repr-HL dg-Mtrl s Repr-HLd-Eqpt-Mtrls Upk-Groundsi-Mtrls
Bill Thvis M G Davis Supply Company The Dolese Company
Repr- Bldg-Grounds Mtrls for TV Stands Repr-HLdg-Mtrl s
Dyke Bros
£
22.26 9.79
Allied Paint Store American ELectric Ignition Co
Select
Dept Select Dept Select Bid Agreement 139.07 51.75 Low Low
Emsco Electric Supply Co The Gordon E Ervin Co
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Standard
Federal Corporation
Repr-ELdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Bd Action Low
r
Fire Appliance & Supply Co
Repr-HL dg-Eqp t-Mtrls
Bid Agreement
; .. 'The Gasteam Radiator Co Inc * "General Electric Supply Co
Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls Repr-Bl dg-Mtrls
.’W W Grainger Inc : Harter Marblecrete Stone Co ; Hart Industrial Supply Co ' Herb Welding & Radiator Co The House of Clay Hunzicker Brothers
Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrls Classen TV Bldg Repr-Furn-Mtrls Mtrl-Upk-Grounds Repr-HL dg-Mtrls-Eqpt Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Standard Low 503.70 Bd Action 231.25 Low Low Low Dept Select Low Low 250.06 Bd Action 590.80
Long-Bell Division Jones-Newby Supply Company
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-ELdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Low
-I
152.65 60.72
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Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-HL dg-Mtrls
Low Low
Loeffler-Greene ’Supply Company
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg Co
Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Bd Action 272.70 UU.23 Low ■ 1U3& Low Dept Select239o92 63.96 Standard
'318.21;
2^539.31 1111.16
•316.93
Moorlane Company
Bepr-HLdg-Eqp t-Mtrls
Morgensen Lumber Co
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Low
- 1|16.8O
Norman Plumbing Supply
Rept-BLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low
168.91
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Rept-ELdg-Mtrls
Bid Agreement
77.77
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Rept-HLdg-Mtrls
Low
77.02
The Powers Regulator Co
Suppls
Low
129.99
Harry L Better Electric Richards & Conover Hdw Go
Repr-HL dg»Eqpt-Mtrls Repr-HL dg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Low 366«03 Bd Action 82.32
Mi8.35
Rice Machinery Company Rdbberson Steel Company Roofing Supply Company Inc
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Re pr-HL dg-Mtrls Repr-HL dg-Mtrl s
Standard Low Low
98.55 17.53 1112.50
Scovil and Sublett Hardware Service Electric Supply Co Sherwin Williams Co
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Low Low Dept Select
Standard Industries Standard Roofing & Material Co Standard Paint Works Inc
Repr-HLdg-Mtrl-Eqpt Repr-HLdg-Eqpt Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Bd Action Low Low
618.U3 7«00 U36.00
Mary A Thacker Clerk Thompson Bk & Supply Company The Trane Co
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Suppls Repr-HLdg-Eqpt
Reimbursement Bd Action Standard
6.96 5011.00 37.07
United Brick and Tile Co
Classen TV Bldg
Low
62.10
Murray R Womble. Co Wylie-Stewart Machinery Co
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Rerp-HLdg-Mtrls
Low Standard
15.00 9.00
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Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
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A A Iron & Metal
17.50
. 1117.90 180.00 103.50
A A'A A' a A . A-A
1955-56 ELdg Levy
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Low 322.33 Letter Bid 51.88 Bd Action 2165.10 Letter Bid
Mideke Supply Company r
26.li6 5118.22
Johnston & Larimer Div Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrls-Suppls
Low
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Crane Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Mideke Supply Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Dept Select
1956 Bond
Butler Shade Co
Est#5-?rairie Queen Schl Est#5-John Marshall Jr-Sr High School Improvement of Grounds Dept Select 33.00 Standard lh.50 114.50 New Furn-Fixtures Low
Conner & Pojezny Arch J J Cook'Construction Inc Cook Electric Supply Co
Arch Serv-Calvin Coolidge School-Est #7 Est#6-Final-Longfellow School Elevator-Installation Low
E V Cox Const Cyclone Fence Dept
Est#7-Calvin Coolidge School Bd Action Capitol Hill Fence
The Dolese Company
Ground-Improvement
Bid Agreement 2821.67 Low 21.00 2,81^.58
Joe M Swofford
Business Expense
Dept Select
Chas M Dunning Construction Co
Est#6-Grant Highschool
Emsco Electric Supply Co
Mb d-Repairs-Eqpt
Bd Action 1189.62 Low 6U.5O Dept Select 57.62 Standard 307.00 Letter Bid 8I.2I4
Fire Appliance & Supply Co
Annexes-Eqpt
Bid Agreement
General Electric Supply Co General Flooring & Tile Co Hart Industrial Supply Co
Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Office-Renovation Furniture
Low Low Bd Action
The Hertz Corp Hudgins-Thomposn-Ball & Assoc Humphries Construction Co
Bid Agreement Office-Renovation Arch-Fee Est#5-Southeast High School Est #6-Nichols Hills Elementaiy School
Keystone Supply Inc Kilpatrick Brothers
Remodeling Office Renovation
Lehman Lippert Const Co Long-Bell Division
Est #5-Prairie Queen Elementary School Visual Aid Center . Low
Mideke Supply Company Miller Floor Co Morgensen Lumber Co
Furniture Office Renovation Office Renovation
Bailey Bozalis & Associates J J Bollinger Construction Inc Brown Machinery Compaq
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314.50
58S38U.35 ' 4
iwFlB 561.61j||
Low Purchase Select
Low " Low Low
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National Theatre Supply Co Noftsger and Lawrence
Remodeling Arch Super=Est #£= John Marshall Junior=Sr
13.0$ 3S31$.OO
The Oklahoma Publishing Co Oklahoma Seating Company Harold C Parker & Co Inc
Legal Publication New Furniture & Fix Mod-Reprs-EL dgs
■ 113.UO 1,036.80 1,£21.00
L B Perkins
Electrical Engineering-Classen High School
Rea Engineering Company Reynolds & Morrison
Miscellaneous Survey Agreement Arch Serv-Final-Longfellow School 218„h7 Arch Serv~Est#5>“Longfellow Elem 138.1^ Arch Serv-Est#h-Ridgewiew Elem 393.93
Publisher Bd Action Bd Action
10.00
l$0.$k
James M Samis
Mod-Reprs-HLdgs
Schwartz Construction Co Sherwin Williams Co Smiser Construction Co Smith and Son
Est #6-Franklin Kaiser ElemSchool Mod-Reprs-HLdgs Low Est #U-Harding School Est /6-Chester A Arthur School 9»231.$9 Est #1|.-Ridgeview Elementary Schl 19,696.68
Soil Industries
Ground Improv
Sorey Hill & Sorey
Chas M Suttle Construction Co
Final-Millard Fillmore Elementary School 20.89 16.93 Final-John Adams Elementary School 331M Final-Mayfair Elementary School . 369.2k Est #$ Southeast High School 27,226.10
Mary A Thacker Clerk Thomas Concrete Pipe Co
Mo ving“Annexe s Mod-Repr-Hldg
Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg
Arch Serv-Est#6 Nichols Hills Elem $31.16 Arch Serv~Est#6 Chester A Arthur Elem 18L|.O63
Westinghouse Elec Supply Co
Mod-Reprs-HLdgs
Letter Bid
A & E Equipment
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept Select
Bud Bassett Branham’s Inc
Mi s,c -Adm-Expe nse Bldg=Eqpt
Appraisal Agreement Low
100.00 lh8.£0: i
City Office Supply Inc
New Furniture"Fix
Low
76£.OO'
Bees Photo Supply Inc
Classen TV Eqpt^
Dept Select
Glidden Co
Classen TV Eqgj^H^
Dept Select
Bd Action
l,l£0.00
27,214.0.£2 I46.32 71,69£»27 28,928.27
Dept Select
Reimbursement Letter Bid 160.9$ Low 2h£.00
22 .£0
£0.00 l,00£.9£
116.39
7.218
19$$ Bond 2.80
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30 oil 715.90 12o00
Robert Lewis Company H F Oden Uptown Floor Covering
Classen TV Eqpt Adm-HLdg-Eqpt Adm-HLdg-Eqpt
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
Oklahoma City Scenic Go
Classen TV Eqpt
Low
Oklahoma Seating Co
New Furn-Fixtures
Low Extended Bid
Pipkin Photo Service
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept Select
Radio Supply Inc
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept Select
222.96 ’
Bob Roberts
Misc-A dm-Expense
Appraisal Agreement
100.00
Ralph Stallings
Misc-Adm-Expense
Appraisal Agreement
100.00
Veazey Drug Company
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept Select
11.19
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept Select
15.20
Johnsdh'”^B®a^t@. Electronics
I
|5a0®
73®6O • 1293a50 1,367 air
r 1^35
:j
Wilson Lumber Company t
RCH*
| 6,907.00
Est#5“bongfh'lidw School
J J Cook Construction Inc
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Item #2 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE PERN IS ARE AS FOLLOWS! 1956-57 GENERAL FUND
Payroll for the month of March #1762 f v•tX
1956-57 BUILDING LEVY
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$922,8911.86
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Payroll for the month Jof March #38 -. ii0>.
$32,253.67
1956 BOND for the month of March #36 ■ 7 ’#38-.
. • • •. $13,601.90
1955 BOND for ;the month of March #10- #11.. .
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Item #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING APRIL 30, 1957 - ONE MONTH
1956-57 GEJE
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Payrolls - including schocl administrations, clerical, teachers, service department employees, and extra services..................................... $925,000.00 1956-57 BUILDING LEVI Payrolls -including construction crews on,new buildings
1956 BOND
1955 BOND to be listed on these p. ^monthly or daily*basis and All payrolls will be su ^ion and approval and .will ase of warrant:
.yrolls have, been .regularly employed by the Board ori a ayrolls are to be computed on actual salaries as fiace ■ported by verified payroll claims carrying proper ? be examined by ,the»Superintendent, Clerk, and auditor that these claims be ratified and approved ifor cates, as to absentees and substitutes, and > es not signated, and the Clerk be authorized1to issue i
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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $632,441.37, and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”
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R. #96 Claims Approved for Payment
i R. #97 Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the payrolls for the month of March be approved and the payrolls for April be authorized as recommended. On roll call, : Mar. Payrolls ; Approved— the motion carried unanimously. ; Apr. Payrolls i Authorized General Business, Purchasing, Cafeterias It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve paying Mr. Charles Douglas i for after-school help with the television teaching program, 115 hours at $2.50 per hour, or ■ a total of $287.50. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye.” ; Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve accepting the only bid | submitted in response to the attached Notice for Bids, in the amount of $6,118.48, from the Oklahoma Seating Company, on one lot of arts and crafts equipment for U. S. Grant School i j The motion carried on roll call vdth all members voting "Aye.” <
R. #98 Approval_to Pay for Extrs T-V Teaching R. #99
Bid Accepted on Arts, and Crafts Equip,
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It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to accept bids of the following firms on one lot of furniture repair supplies and one lot of woodworking equi pment, in the total amount of $5,000.99, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #435, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
Mideke Supply Company Hart Kilpatrick Bros. Marshall Supply Company
R. #100 Bids Accepted on Furn. Repr, Sup. & Woodworking Equip,
TOTAL
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On roll call,the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson! to approve accepting bids from the following firms for one lot of electrical supplies and fixtures for use in the Administration Building, in the total amount of $1,979.88, the purchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond Account #843-E:
R. #101 Bids Acceptec on Electrical Supplies
Graybar Electric Company $1,134.98 Emsco Electric Supply Co. 316.30 General Electric Supply Co. $28.60 TOTAL------- _ $1,979.88 The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve awarding contract to the Institutional Supply Company, in the total amount of $42,458.00, for science furniture and equipment for Harding and John Marshall high schools, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows, and all bids having been received in response to Notice for Bids attached on the next page:
R. #102 Bid Accepted on Science Furniture
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R. #102 Continued
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #103 Bid Accepted on Auditorium Chairs
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept the low bid of Dowlings, Inc. on auditorium chairs for the new auditoriums at U. S. Grant, John Marshall, and Southeast high schools, in the approximate Atotal of 2,745 chairs;?-----975 for Marshall, 975 for U. S. Grant, and 795 for Southeast, at $10.12 each; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with the following votes:
Aye:
Mrs. Melton, Mr. McCray, Mr. Thompson
Food Service Financial Statement
A Financial Statement as of February 28, 1957 from the Central Food Service Department was presented.
R. #104 Purchases Approved;
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the follo;tfing purchases, recommended by Mr. H. G. Buchanan, Director of Buildings and Grounds:
Shade Machine
(a) Special purchase of one used Aurora Shade Machine from the S & H Shade Company, Inc., in the total amount of $600.00, to be charged to the Building Levy Account #437;
Thermometers & Repair Parts
(b) Special purchase of one lot of thermometers and repair parts from the Powers Regulator Company, in the total amount of $1,626.30, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #439;
Special Hinges
(c) Special purchase of 300 pairs of special hinges for all schools from the Bowlware Door Company in the total amount of $3,750.00, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #437;
Bloor Sander, and Edger
(d) Special purchase of one American Standard 12" Floor Sander and one model #1017 Heavy Duty American -7" Edger, from the distributor, Rice Machinery Company, in the total amount of $888.00, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #1+37. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #105 Approval to Pay Roof Damages
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve paying the Schwartz Construction Company $424.00 for damages to roof at Kaiser School caused by wind, the insurance company to reimburse the Board of Education. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #106 Approval to Delete Item from Bid
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to delete from the bid award of Roofing Supply Company, of March 19, 1957, for 40,000 square feet y" x 4’ x 8’ insulation board, $2,200.00, and re-advertise for bid, it being estimated that this will mean a saving of $150.00. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #107 Mr. McCray made a motion, which was seconded by Mir. Bennett, that awarding contract for Awarding Con' bleachers for the gym areas at Harding and U. S. Grant high schools be deferred until a tract for later date when more information is available; bids for these bleachers having been reBleachers ceived in response to the attahed Notice for Bids. The motion carried. Deferred (Notice for Bids is attached at top of next page.)
MEETING- OF APRIL 1, 1957 - CONTINUED
R. #107 Continued
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommended Change Order No. 1 in connection with the addition to Nichols Hills Elementary School, L. H. Humphries Construction Company, Contractors, and Vahlberg, Palmer and Vahlberg, Architects, with a net decrease in the contract price of $126.00, for change in south (front canopy) and sidewalk, and for kitchen equipment base setting changes. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #108 Change Ord. # Nichols Hi}.ls Addition Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to employ Mr. John Rea, Jr. to draw plans and specifications and supervise construction of parking area at Southeast High School. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #109 Architect Approved for Parking Area at Southeast
A letter f rom Dr. M. L. Peter, Director of City-County Health Department, wasÂŤ.Âťpresented, in which he discussed acid-resistant piping at Harding High School. Mr. Bennett and Mr. McCray agreed to work on the matter.
Letter Rec'd in re Piping at Harding
A report vias made, also, concerning the possible expense of repairing damages of the Classen High School Auditorium. It was estimated that there could be an approximate cost above insurance coverage of $30,000.
Estimate of Expense for Repair of Classen Auditorium
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.
R. #110 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the
ATTEST
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MEETING OF APRIL IS, 1 9 5 7
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA NET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1957 AT 4:30' P. M. O'CLOCK.
PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice-President Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
ABSENT: C. B. McCray
Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; David £ight, Activities Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, and Charles Harville - Directors; representatives of the press and T-V Station. The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.
Invocation
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, bids were opened and read aloud, as tabulated below, on remodeling of the girls' gymnasium at Central High School and constructing a playroom addition to Jackson Junior High School, these bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #111 Bids Opened on Central and Jackson Projects
Contractor
TABULATION OF BIDS ON REMODELING OF GYM, CENTRAL HIGH (Deduction) Alternate #1 Base Bid
E. V. Cox Construction Co. Chas. M. Dunning Construction Co. Humphries Construction Co. W. R. Lowe Building Co. Milner Construction Co. Shamrock Eng. & Construction Co. Skaggs, J. W. Construction Co. Wynn Construction Co.
$173,000 189,613 157,763 193,640 171,747 201,856 163,132 153,000
$27,691 42,333 25,000 38,936 24,217 37,485 26,429 33,000
TABULATION OF BIDS ON PLAYROOM, JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH
Contractor Shamrock Construction Co. Beaty Construction Co. A. L. Martin C & F Construction Co. Smizer Construction Co. M. E. Wynn Construction Co. Weldon Liebolt Tom Beasley Skaggs Construction Co. A. J. Orr Oklahoma Constructors
Base Bid
(Alternates A,B,C',D,E,F Explained by Architect)
$20,150 25,430 20,276 21,016 20,920 19,500 24,192 21,731 21,035 24,429 21,389
Motion to refer the foregoing bids to the central office staff for further study, consideration, and later report to the Board was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
GENERAL BUSINESS
Motion vias ma.de by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve request to pay Mrs. Faye Ferguson $93.SI for refund of tuition on acount of having moved into the School District before expiration of the period for which she had paid tuition. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #112 Bids Referrec to Central Office Staff
R. #113 Refund of Tuition Approved
MEETING OF APRIL 18, 1957 - CONT’D k
i. #114 Approval to ipply for SupLement to Buy f-V Equipment
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson that application be made to the County Excise Board to supplement the 1956-57 budget in the sum of $50,000 from the surplus accrued by cancellation of the same amount previously reserved for T-V equipment’ in the 1955-56 budget. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
1. #115 approval to 3uy T-V Equitient Subject to Ex. Bd. Approvil of Supplement
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the purchase of T-V equipment described in the purchase order in the total sum of $50,000, less credit of $3^000 rental paid, be approved subject to supplementing of funds by the Excise Board. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
l. #116 Approval to 3ay Election Expense
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs, Melton to approve payment of all election expense for the election of March 26, 1957, in the total amount of $2,225.00. The motioh carried unanimously on roll call.
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Approval to ’urchase bleachers
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The Board gave approval, to be confirmed later, to purchase gymnasium bleachers in the total amount of $29,538.00, for Harding Junior-Senior and Grant Junior-Senior high schools.
BUILDINGS
R. #117 . Resolution to Condemn Prop, for Central
Motion to approve the following resolution to condemn property for Central High School was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call wit^n, all members present voting "Aye:" *'
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, (herein mentioned as School District) has found and hereby finds the following dese cribed real estate located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, and in said School District, described as follows: Lots One (1) and Two (2), in Block Four (4) OWEN & WELSH ADDITION to Oklahoma City, County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof, together with all improvements thereon,
is necessary for school purposes, and that it is necessary that the School District acquire the fee title thereto for school purposes of such School District; and, WHEREAS, the School District has been unable to acquire title to said land by negotiation, and condemnation thereof is necessary;
NOH, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, proceed to condemn the fee title to the real property above described, and that the attorney for the School District is authorized to file in court in the name of the said School District, a petition to condemn said land and to give notice of hearing thereon, and to do all things necessary, proper and incident to prosecuting of said proceedings. R. #118 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the
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MEETING- OF APRIL 25, 1957
|THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
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Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice-President
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C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
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^Others present: Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Charles | Harville, Robert Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; David Light, Activities Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representatives of the press. Invocation
Mrs. Melton gave the invocation. SPECIAL BUSINESS
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids in response to the attached Notice for^R. #119 ;Bids Opened 01 Bids on air conditioning the Administration Building were opened and read aloud a-s per the iAir Conditiontabulation shown below: jing Adm. Bldg,
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TABULATION OF BASE BIDS ON AIR CONDITIONING THE ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
Bidder
Base Bid $143,973.00 138,580.00 128,845-00 132,800.00 115,342.00
Climate Engineering Co. Swan Air Conditioning Co. Alco Mechanical Contractors Kay Engineering Co. W. A. Landers Co. John H. Spaan Co. (No bid) Manoy, Inc. Spaeth Engineering Company
125,970.00 138,700.00
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that bids received on air condition- R. #120 ing be referred to the central office staff for further study and later recommendation to Bids Referrec the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. to Staff SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution directing Dr. N. L. George to attend the Board of Directors Meeting of the National School Facilities Council in Washington, D. C.:
R. #121 Trip for Dr. George Approx
RESOLUTION
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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. N.“L. George would attend the Board of Directors Meeting of the National School Facilities Council in Washington, D. C., May 10-11, 1957. ■ THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Dr. George be directed to attend the above meeting, 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, further, that it is understood that all Dr. George's expenses will be paid by the National School Facilities Council.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Request from the Oklahoma City-County Defense Council that the Oklahoma City School District Request Held participate in the Cit^County Defense budget in an annual sum of $9407.00, with a pro-rata for Further . portion for April, May, and June of $2367.00, was deferred for further study. Study, Defens Council
MEETING OF APRIL 25, 1957 - CONT'D L
R. #122 Contract for Reroofing Central Approved
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that a contract be entered into with the Barnhill Allen Sheet Metal Company, Inc. for the reroofing of the main building at Central High School, according to Board specifications, in the total amount of $10,193, the purchase to be charged to the Bond Account #810, all bids having been received inresanimously. sponse
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R. #123 Bid Accepted on U. S. & Okla. Flags
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It was moved by Firs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the bid of Boren Malone Company in the amount of $2,000 for United States and Oklahoma flags be accepted, this being low of five bids submitted, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
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by Mr, McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the low bid of Midwest the total amount of $3,581.16, for one lot of playground equipment for be charged to the 1-3 account, all bids having been received in response Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting
R. #124 Approval to Aeoept Bid on Playground Equipment :
Motion was made Sport Center in all schools, to to the attached
R. #125 Approval to Accept Bid on Plumbing, Htg Supplies
It was moved by Mrs.' Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve awarding contracts to the following companies for one lot of heating and plumbing supplies for all schools, in the total amount of $1,583.33, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #439, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice For Bids: (Copy of the Notice for Bids is on file in the Claim Dept.)
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
Crane Company Mideke Supply Company Federal Corporation Norman Plumbing Supply Company Loeffler Greene Supply Company
$
14.00 1,029.41 195-72 169.36 174-84
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R. #126 Bid Accepted for Gym. Bleachers
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept the special price bid by Olen Williams, if awarded all bleachers for both Harding and Grant high schools, in the amount of $29,538.00, this and other bids having been received in response to Notice for Bids attached in the minutes of the meeting of April 1, 1957- On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
MEETING OF APRIL 25, 1957 - CONT'D
R. #127 Approval to P T-V Workers
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to grant permission to pay the following persons for work in helping move the equipment from Channel 25, in the total amount of $200.00: (To be paid from 1955 Bond Fund, Account #607.) Student help - 22 hours each at $1.00 per hour:
$22.00 22.00 22.00 22.00 22.00 "
Willard Bennett Jack Seabourn Jack Woodruf John Olson Fred Jones
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Teacher help - IB hours each at $2.50 per hour: C. C.
45.00 45.00 TOTAL-------- “$200.00
D. Femelat D. Deal
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and'seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve sale of property, list of which is placed on file in the Clerk's office, providing the Government gives approval, the list to be presented to the Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property who will give the Board permission to sell or to keep. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #128 Sale of Prope ty Approved
BUILDINGS Mrs. Melton moved approval to accept the low bid of the Wynn Construction Company, in the amount of §153,000 base bid, to remodel Central High School girls' gymnasium and make alley improvements, the work to be completed in accordance with plans and specifications written and drawn by Joe Mason, Architect, to be charged to C-4 account. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #129 Low Bid Accep ed on Remodel ing at Centra
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the low bid of the Wynn Construction Company in the amount of $19,750 for building a playroom at Jackson Junior High School, according to plans and specifications written and drawn by Fred Pojezny, Architect, to be charged to the C-4-2 Account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #130 Low Bid Accep' ed on Playroo: At Jackson
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried.
R. #131 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the
6th
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MEETING OF APRIL 30, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE j
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wri ght, P re s id ent
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton
ABSENT: Phil C. Bennett Otto F. Thompson
Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Katherine Saner, Administrative Assis tant; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press. The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.
Invocation
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to award contract to W. A. Landers Company, low bidder, for air conditioning the Administration Building, in the amount of $115,342.00. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #132 Contract Awarded on Air Condition ing Adm. Bldg
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray^ seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.
R. #133 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
ATTEST
Approved the 6th day of May, 1957
MEETING OF MAY 6, 1957
| THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION-
| IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, MAY 6, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M.
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PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice-President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
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Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. -Barnes, Deputy Super-1 intendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Dr. T. H. Broad, | Mr. L. V. Ballard, Mr. H. C-. Ginn, Mr. Charles Harville, Mr. Bill Haller, Mr. Robert Shultz,; and Mr. Gene Stinebeck - Directors; Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, j Attorney; Mr. Millard Prigmore and Mr. David Light, Auditors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; i Representatives of the Classroom Teachers and the press.
The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.
i Invocation
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meetings of April 1, R. #134 |Minutes April 18, April 25, and April 30, 1957 were approved as read. >Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS |
The School District Treasurer, Mr. Green, reported for the month of April.
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Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, handed out a report of the Bond Issue.
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor were approved as presented. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
On recommendation of the Superintendent, motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a supplemental appropriation in the amount of 3150,150.95 to the C-4 Account (Capital Outlay), this being from the money received from the sale of the Jefferson Building and items of capital outlay; also transfer from the Building Fund in the amount of $119,000 to the Building Levy Account. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Reports Received
R. #135 Reports Approved R. #136 Transfer of Funds Approve;
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution R. #137 directing the persons indicated to make trips and attend professional meetings: Trips for Personnel Approved â– 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 take the trips and attend professional meetings as indicated: (1)
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, to attend the Institute for Education by RadioTelevision, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, May 8, 1957;
(2)
Mrs. Evyline Snelson, to attend the Bookbinding Institute at Wagoner, Oklahoma, May 9, 1957;
(3)
Messrs. H. G. Buchanan, Hugh B, Ginn, Mortimer Woodward, and N. L. George, to visit schools in Texas at Dallas, Ft. Worth, and Austin, the week of May 20, 1957.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the above persons be directed to attend the meetings and make the trips 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 of these persons be paid by the Board of Education.
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Motion to approve Personnel Policies as contained in the booklet submitted was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with the following vote: AYE? NAY:
Mr. Benpett, Mr. McCray, Mrs. Melton, Mr. Wright Mr. Thompson
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R. #138 Personnel Policies Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Rules and Regulations R. #139 of Summer School as recommended. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Summer School Rules & Reg. Approved______ j
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Dr. Swanson Reports Brief ly on Conference
Dr. Swanson reported briefly on his and Dr. Barnes'attendance at the meeting of Superinten- | j j_ 4? r\ • . --------u me c l »_lj OAnts #=»<=! with ■pnr.nl t !--; rvw, nng\ or __ 7,,-rMore ___ in • htNew Orleans . _ | dents of of fJl Cities Population of OOO 200,000 recently, and_ stated he w°uld make a fuller report later. He said 46 cities were represented out of a membership x He handed out salary schedules of different cities, showing Oklahoma City about third from the bottom. a.
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PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
The or ers the
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following personnel recommendations and. information were submitted, the recommendations employment of teachers being made with the understanding that contracts with the teachemployed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by Superintendent or person by him designated:
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
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Assi gnm ent tra nsf er Mrs . Bet ty De p a rtm e nt - Sal ary
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Tempor per
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Key Punch
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Re qu e s t per mis sio n to em pl oy La Ver ne White as Te mp ora ry Key Pun ch Ope ra tor in the Res ea rc h De p t . Sal ary on the ba si s of |i .25 p e r hour - 8 hou rs per ba y - 5 day s a wee k - Effec tiv e Apri l i 6s 1957 Req ue st pe rm iss ion to em pl oy Jose ph Matt he ws as Temp ora ry Tab Ope ra Sal ary on the ba sis of $3600 an nu al ly - Effe ctiv e Apr il 25, 1957.
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TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
Requ es t p e rm is s ion Mar ch 26, 1957.
to
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Requ es t p e rm is s ion Apr il 2, 1957.
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Requ es t per missi on to Apr il 17, 1957.
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Requ es t pe rm is si on Apr il 17, 1957.
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to
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Requ es t pe rm iss ion Apr il 22, 1957.
to
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Requ es t pe rm is si on Apr il 15, 1957.
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CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT
Reque st pe nter
per missi on to tra ns fer Te rry Hen drix , re gu la r Lab ore - SALARY $1.50 PER HOUR - EFFECTIVE APRIL II, 1957.
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pe rm is si on to tra ns fer Roy F. Goodric h , £ time he ad cu s tod ia n at Ross - sa la ry TO i TIME FLOORMAN AT MONROE - SALARY $92.50 PER MONTH - EFFECTIVE APRIL 8, 1957.
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FOLLOWING AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF
Sadi e M. Brow n Glad ys l . Boute ll er Be ttie Jea n Mowd y Ca the ry n M. Swe a t w il ma Wils on Edn a Ree ce Mabl e Evan s Bill ie Ruth Paul den .. Mat te l la Mu s t ein Lul a G. Rus se ll
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel and personnel information was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.
R. #140 Personnel ’ Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING Bills and Payrolls Recommended
Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills presented was submitted:
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson:
The following matters are presented for your consideration:BILLS FILED MITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY 6, 1957:
Item Ma - 1956”57 General Fund
Item #Lb - 1955-56 General Fund .—.
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Item #lc - 195L-55 General Fund
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265080
Item #ld - 19$6-$1 Bldg Levy Bldg Levy
Item Bf - 1956 Bond Item Mg - 19$$ Bond
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Item #lh - 195L Bond
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& B Automotive Abelard“Schuman Inc Abingdon Press Acinitox Termite Company Adult Education Association A & E Equipment Co Air Sales Inc
Upk~Trks-Gars Suppls Teach-Aid“Suppls Custodian--Suppls Teach^Aid-Suppls Instr & Engsr Supply Thstr Suppls
Dept Select Dept Select -Dept Select Agreement Dept Select Low
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Amend "Distributing Co ■ Custodial Suppls American Association for UN Instr Suppls American-Bond Printing Co Election Expense American Book Co Instr Suppls American Carpet Cleaners Custodian Suppls American Geographical" Society Teach-Aid-Suppls The American Museum of Nat. Hislnstr Suppls The American News Co Teach-Aid-Suppls American Technical Society Library Books
I
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp
Instr
4
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5«|Q U.13 68.78 '
20.35 i
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Upk-Trks-Cars
Dept Select 17.10 37.81 Low Standard 169.85
. 22U.76
Bd Action Standard Dept Select Dept Select Low Board Action
^107.32 3.00 5.00 38.01 - U460OI4 i;88.OU
The AT&SF Ry A & W Violin Shop Beacon Pub Co Chas A Bennett Co Inc ’ Biggerstaff’s Supplies MoW. Barnes-
' Admin-Expense Repr-Musical-Instru Suppls Library Books Instr -Suppls Actao Expense
Schl 4chl Dept Dept Schl Schl
X
Visual-Aid-Suppls Instr Suppls Suppls
Braniff AirwaysInc Britton Cities Service Station Britton Piano Shop T H Broad The Bruce Publishing Company Hebert Brunner Inc
Admin-Ebcpense Instr Suppls Piano-Tuning Adm-Expense Library Books Instr Suppls
Bd Action Schl Select Standard Bd Action Dept Select .Dept Select
Buck’s Sporting Goods Inc Bureau of Publications -
Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls
Schl Dept
California Test Bureau Capitol Steel & Iron Co Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Office-Suppls & Print
Schl Select Low 757.93 Low Bd Action 93.75
Bob Gates
Upk-Trks-Cars
Low 185.98 Letter Bid 1001.50 1.78 Dept Select Standard
Charm Magazine City Bus Company
L ' Instr SuppJLs Rent Transp-Eqpt
City Office Supply Inco City Spring Wdrks
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls -v-
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Brandon Films Inc Brandt’s Bed Bud Branham’s Inc
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Instr“Suppls The Big Top Bills Grb Instr'Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls The Bobbs-Merrill Co Inc Board of EdcuationfGrand IslandTeaeh-Aid-Suppls Instr Suppls R R Bowker Co Bowar Records Instr Suppls
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Select Select Select Select
Anti-Defamation League of B’nailnstr Suppls Appleton-Century-Crofts IncInstr Suppls Instr Suppls Miss Genevieve Arnold Upk-Trks-Cars The Automotive Inc
Auto Parts & Machine Co
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Dept Low Dept Dept Dept Dept
7814.26 2.15 W.oo . 28.55 A.;.
Select Select Select U22.2$ 33U.98
Dgpt Select Transpt. Agreemto
Low Bid AgreementlO.OO Low 87.60 Dept Select 9.07
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John H Cole Co '•3 Commercial Distributing Co ,1 Community Playthings !j H Conger 'Coronet Films
ReprS“Indust“ArtS“Eqpt Upk“TrkS“Oars Instr Suppls Gefi“Instruction Vi sual“Ai d<=Suppls
Agreement Dept Select
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Personnel Suppls Rent-Transp-Eqpt Repr»AudiO“Eqpt Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Transnt» Aareemts Dept Select Schl Select Dept Select
School“Shop“Eqpt Legal Publications Upk“TrkS“Cars Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Publisher Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Bid Agreement 69* 80 U66<>5U Low Schl Select Dept Select 195*00 Low Schl Select 27U.18
CoWles Magazines Inc Mrse H G Cox Cox Radio Crescent Market Inc Arthur C Croft Publications
,r C F Dagwell & Company '.^The Daily Law Journal “Record ::Dale George Co The John Day Co Doenges Supply ,‘i The Dolese Co •. . . . .» : • • Dollies Ceramics . Dover Publications Inc 7 Dowlings Inc > '’t
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2^,4 Duplicating Productss Inc Q - ‘ E P Dutton & C© Inc
Instr Suppls Teach“Aid“Suppls Instr-Suppls
Instr Suppls
Bid Agreement Dept Select
Suppls New Pum==Expt Reprs»Phy“Ed“Eqpt
Low -Low Dept Select 21*19 Schl Select 111*60
New-School Apparatus Teach-Aid<=Suppls
Low Dept Select
Educational Directories Inc Suppls Educational Testing Service Teach Aid Suppls Educator’s Book Club Teach Aid Suppls Electronic .Business Machines CoSuppls Encvclopaedia Britannica Films Visual“Aid“Suppls Estamae • G ■ ‘
Fearon Publishers Fxdes Publishers Assn Al Field Advertising The .Fish Bowl C J Fishman Funk & Wagnalls Go Gardner Clarke & Sullivan • Irwin C Gawer
2O21 18o00 7»h7 19Uo5o 503.75
Dept Select, Low Schl Select
Instr Suppls Teach=Aid=Suppls Teach“Aid“Suppls' ’ Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Sp@C(, Ed9 Rent Teach“Aid=*>Suppls Suppls
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37»18 hl»68
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U69«18 78*86
889*75 30*95 432*79 ?■ 7^3*50
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General Electric Supply Co J K Gill Company Globe Be Company Inc The.Grade Teacher Graham Paper Co
Custodians Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls Suppls
Low Schl Select Schl Select Dept Select Low
J C Hamilton Co Harcourt Brace & Co Inc
Upk-Trks-Gars Instr-Suppls
Harlow Publishing Corp
Instr-Suppls
Dept Schl Dept Dept Schl'
Harper & Brothers Hart Industrial Supply Go
teach-Aid-Suppls Instr Suppls
61.20 21.12 97.73 2.50 650.15
Select Select 120.79 Select 7.95 Select 3.38 Select 13.98
Dept Select Dept Select 69$>*t6 Schl Select 15.97 Low 33U.58
W. C Heimerdinger Go Hillcrest Heights Presbyt
Repr-Indust-Arts-Eqpt Rental-Storage
Standard Rental Agreetment (l|.“21~57”“5“21-57)
Henry Holt and Co Inc Hoagland Grocery
Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Schl Select
02
128.7b
17.36 2b.18
bl9.71 136.50 150.00
1.21 52.73
Indiana University Visual-Aid-Suppls Industrial Gasket & Packing Go Upk-Trks-Gars Ingraham Elect Co Schl-Shop-EqptIBM Rental &Storage International Harvester Go Upk-Trks-Gars
Dept Select 120.00 Low 9.20 Dept Select 19.U0 Rent. Agreemt. (Aprs $7) 1017.85 Standard 2.29 Dept Select io.b5 12.7b
Jenkins Music Go
Reprs-Musical-Instru
Johnson’s Market Johnson-Wholesale Electronic Helen M Jones Casey Jones Auto Jones Boys #6
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Admin-Expense Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select Low Bd Action Dept Select Schl Select
Kamp Brothers Harry Keeton Supply Co Kittle Publishing Co Alfred A Knopf Inc Land Supply Co
Instr Supply Instr Supply Instr Supply Teach Aid Suppls Upk-Gars-Trks
Schl Select Dept Select Standard Dept Select Dept Select
Larsen Music Co
Reprs-Musical-Instru
Schl Select Dept Select
Lewis Historical Publishing Life(Time Inc)
Library Books Suppls :
Dept Select Dept Select
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68.58 99.b7 M 12Q.6O n bl.99 / 12.15 38.36 < 111.85 1501 200.00
105.00 359.50
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Page -5J B Lippincott Company Litho Negative & Plate Co Lone Star School Bk Deposit Long-Bell Div
Library Books Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls
Publisher Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select
Magnolia Petroleum Co Edward B Marks Music Corp Marshall Supply & Eqpt Co Jim Martin Educational Films Joe M Mason Architects
Maintenance Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls Instr Suppls Visual Aid Suppls A dditions-Bldgs
Low Dept Select Low Dept Select Contract Ag:
Meiklejohn & Son Ltd Melton Co Inc Charles E Merrill Books Metropolitan Water Co Mideke Supply Company
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Water Upk-Trks-Cars
Dept Select Bd Action Schl■Select Utilities 312.98 Low Schl Select U9.95 Dept Select 33<>68
Miller-Norris Co Inc Betty Miracle Modern Education Publishers Modern Materials Co Monroe Calculating Mach Co Inc
Instr Suppls Salarie s-Re search Teach-Aid-Suppls Custodian Suppls Suppls
Low Agreement Dept Select Low Low
Morgan”s A G Food Mkt Morgan-Power Tire Co
Instr Suppls Upk-Trks-Cars
Morris Chevrolet Inc C V Mosby Co Motter Bookbinding Co Multigraph Sales Branch
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Library Suppls Suppls
Schl Select Low 51eU3 Dept Select 60.89 Bid Agreement Dept Select Schl Select Low lit o 13 Standard 7<»7h
McCormick-Mathers Pub A C McClurg & Co Riley McCullough
Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Custodial Supplies
Mrs Gladys McDonald McGraw-Hill Bk Co Inc TextMcKesson & Robbins^ Inc McMullen Bks Inc
A dmin-Expense Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls
Nat’l Ed Assn National Science Teachers National Society for Crippled Children & Adults Inc Nature Program New Method Bk Bindery Inc. New State Towel & Linen Newsweek
Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls Custodians Suppls Instr Suppls
Nichols Hills Transportation 'Oil Filterf"Ss®any
Upk-Trks-Gafs r
Schl Select Dept Select Bid Agreement (April-1957)
83.5h
112.32 20.89 9.U5 Ih5o75 21.87
$6e2l{. ;* 2.<,02 32.50
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Page -6' Ohio State University Press Oklahoma City Association of Insurance Agents
Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma
Dept Select
Insurance
Bid Agreement
Business News Co Suppls Curriculum Improvementinstr Suppls City Water Dept Water Water County Water Co
Dept Select Dept Select Utilities Utilities
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaner OK Mattress Co Oklahoma Oxygen Co Oklahoma Natural Gas Co Oklahoma Paper Co OK Rubber Welders
Light &. Power Instr Suppls Special-Health-Suppls Instr-Suppls Fuel Office-Suppls-Print Upk-Trks-Cars
Utilities Low Dept Select Bid Agree Utilities Bd Action Dept Select
2|s$71.81 60.0(£ V‘ 8oli$ >90.1$ 16j-23h.9O 1$7.12 * 9.00
Oklahoma Seating Company OK Stamp & Seal Co Oklahoma Today Oklahoma Typewriter Co Ozrnun & Company Oxford University Press Inc
Instr Suppls Reprs-Phy-Ed-Eqpt Special Education Mt Office Machines Custodail Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Dept Select Schl Select Standard Low Dept Select
l$6.00 fejo
Pacific Coast Publishers W H Payne
Teach-Ai d-Suppls Custodial Suppls
U.12 Dept Select Bid Agreement (April) 30.00 H (March) 30.00 60.00
1
Perfection Equpment Co W J Pettee & Co Phi Delta Kappa Pipkin Photo Service Porter Sargent Portland Ave Evang. UBC Postmaster Prentice-Hall Inc G P Putnam’s Sons
Upk-Trks-Cars Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Rental & Storage Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls
Dept Select 13 0.28 26.9$ Schl Select Dept Select Schl Select 2 Dept .Select Rental Agreement(May-19$7)l$ Standard Dept Select Dept Select
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Radio Supply Inc
Labor-Mtrls-Radio Stat
Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Standard
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Teach Aid Suppls
Rand McNally & Co Reader’s Digest Condensed Bk 1,' Remington Rand
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Teach Aid Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Instr Suppls
S.00 $.00 622.$0 10.37
1$^6 9.00
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Rex Sales Co
Maintenance -Gen-Eqpt
Schl Select~79^’2O Low 117.HO
Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Instr Suppls
Low
Admin-Expense Instr Suppls Teach Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls Admin-Expense
Bd Action Schl Select Dept Select Low Bd Approved
Mildred Rickard Kathleen L. Riggs Rinehart & Co Inc '4’; Robinson Janitor Supply Co 'Gilbert Le Robinson
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Hollis Rus
Instr Suppls
Bookseller
Willis G Sautbine The School Executive School Law Publications School Pen Company Science Kit Inc Science Research Associates
Rental & Storage Suppls Teach“Aid“Suppls 1000 Fountain Pens Suppls Instr Suppls
Schmitts Hobby Shop Scott Chevrolet Co
Schl Select Bid Agreement 55.72 Standard 3.03 177.05 Low
Dept Select Low Dept Select hO.57 Low 20.97
William R Scott Inc S E B Paint Co beverin Supply Co
Teach Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls Schl“Shop»Eqpt
Sharp Auto Supply Co Sharp & Nichols Music Co
Dept Select Instr Suppls 1U7.7O Standard Mt=Musical“Instru (Repairs)Schl Select 561.03 Dept Select 9U.O5
Sherwin Williams Simpson Auto Co Jasper Sipes Schl Bk Deposit
J | 1 j 5
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low 12.15; Dept Select U.U6 Rental Agreement(May) Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Schl Select
S & J Supply Co SkH Corp Smith-Corona Inc Sooner Bindery Co Southwestern Bell Tele.. Co Southwest Wheel Inc Spurlin Sales Co St Martin”s Press Inc Stansi Scientific Co
i Stanwix House Inc State Agency for Surplus Prop The Steck Company
300000
10.00 3.25 750.00 2.50 [48.67
26.02 235.80 1.80 2^86
61.5b 50.80 t-
802.78
17b. 00 7.85
LowBid Agreement Dept Select 792.96 Schl Select 181.21 Standard 51.8b
ls026.01
Instr Supply Schl-Shop-Eqpt Repr ■’Office -Machine s Supplys Telephone 'Service Schl-Shop-Eqpt Upk-Trks-Ga^s .' Teach Aid Suppls r... New Schl Apparatus
Dept Select Dept Select Standard Low Utilities Standard Dept Select Dept Select. Bd Action
13.68 9.00 12.00 18.75 65l4.26.l8 1.00 U7.61 b.12 306.95
Instr Supply Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select b9.77 Schl Select 5b.56 Board Action Dept Select Agreement Schl Select Schl Select Dept Select Dept■Select Dept Select Dept Select Low
10b.33 185.75 2.11 18.00 129.00 5.96 2.10 35.00 2.00 90.5b 81.00
Agreement(April-1957)
111.11
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Library Books
a «o Chester Swanson
Adm. Exp. Sterling Publishing Co Teach=Aid"=Suppls Salary-Re search table Stewart Custodian Suppls Swiss Cleaners & Dyers Syracuse University Press Instr Suppls llarence Tackett Supply Co Inc Custodian Suppls Visual “Aid-Suppls femer Tanner Taylor’s Glass Shop Instr .Suppls Audio-Vimial-Suppls 'i Teachers College Custodians “Suppls t The Texas Company ,B H Thomas
116.61
Labor Printing
57.70 616.03
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Thompson Schl Bk Deposit Television Digest Mary Ae Thacker Clerk
Library Books Suppls Petty Cash Remo
Dept Select Dept Select Reimbursement
Underwood Corporation
Instr Suppls
Universal Blueprint & Supply
Suppls
Standard 127olO 89*liO Low Dept Select 13*57 Dept Select
The University of Georgia Vanguard Press Vari-Typer Corporation Vaseco Inc
Teach Aid Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls Schl-Shop-Eqpt Visual-Aid-Suppls
Dept Dept Dept Dept
Select Select Select Select
So 00
Walberg & Auge Walker Stamp & Seal Co Ward’s Natural Science Est Waugh Brothers Supply Co Wayne State University
Instr Suppls Gusto dians-Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Visual-Aid-Suppls
Standard Low Schl Select Low Dept Select
169*72 10*15 18I4.0IO 3hohl 90*00
W M Welch Mfg Co
Instr Seppis
Low U53e25 Schl Select 66*214 Bd Action I46I4.0I2
983*61
Welding Eqpt Co Western Bank St Office Supply Western Newspaper Union
Schl Shop Eqpt Gustodians-Suppls Suppls
W07 :igU3
2*12 33*71 820li8
Dept Select Low.Standard 12*50 Low iio32 Dept Select3Uo95 Bd Actionl078alU
1^36.91
oii8 liioli5 123a28 35*93 8ol|.0 336*25
Western Uniform & Towel Western Union Telegraph Co H W Wilson Co Wilson’s Grocery Wordcrafters Guild Wodmansee-Abbott Music Co
Instr Suppls Telephone Teach-Aid-Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Rental & Storage
Dept Select Utilities Dept Select. Schl Select Schl Select Rental Agreement
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Upk=»Trks<=Gars
Dept Select
American News
Library Books
Bd Action
Follett Publishing Company
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
Ginn & Co
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
150*11 12*00
91*17
1955-56 General Fund
Carl J Leibel In©.
Readers Digest Educ. Dept
Agreement Instr Suppls
Schl Select
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University of Chicago Press
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
‘■2O2^
H W Wilson Co
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
12.80
Library Books
Publisher
195U-55 General Fund Carl J Leibel Inc
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Acme Brick Co American Body & Trailer Inc Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp Auto Parts & Machine Co
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Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Repr-Furn-Mtrls Upk Grounds
A Independent Safe & Lock ServeReprs-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Barada & Page Inc Best Universal Lock Co Inc 'Ari
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265.80
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Low .Dept Select Low Dept Select 23<>21 : Schl Select Lu5h Standard Low Low 1U.73 Standard lit <>73 Standard
Slack & Decker ~ Mark Blodgett Insulation Co Brown Machinery Co Butler-Sparks Eqpt Co
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-ELdg-Eqpt-Mtrls Remodeling Upk’Grounds-Mtrls
Cook Electric ..Supply Co Crane Co
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpt Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Bd Action 1395.21 Low 71.611 Low Letter Bid
David-M Davis Co Tom Dolan Heating Co Inc The Dolese. Co
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Repr-~B3Ldg-Eqpt=Mtrls Repr-BLdg-Mtrls
Dept Select Low Low 36.00 Bid Agreement339. 05
E I Du Pont De Nemours & Co fyke Bros The Gordon E Ervin Co
Repr-Furn-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-Eldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Low Standard
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Bd Action U39U.5O Letter Bid li.90 Low 1$q 81|. Standard
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58.00 55.00 35.20
27.75 71.50 h56al6 29.U6 2.85 36.92 130.20 53.93
2^025.09
19U66.85
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Fentriss Sound Eqpt Co
Reprs-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Fire Appliance & Supply Co The Fleck Bearing Company
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Reprs-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Bid Agreement Dept Select U.15 Low H7^j^
’■Gardner Hdtel Supply Co
New Furn & Fixtures
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The Gasteam Radiator Company Graybar Elec Co
Repr=Bldg“Eqpt“Mtrls Repr-BQ.dg~Eqpt«=Mtrls
Low Dept Select
Hart Industrial Supply Co
Repr= BLdg“Mtrls
Bd Action 503.00 Low 860.85 Letter Bid 521.32
•; ■i ls785.16-
90.30
A C Horn Co of Texas Hunzicker Brothers
Reprs“EQ.dg“Mtrls ReprS“ELdg“Eqpt“Mtrls
Low Bd Action 682,30 Low 315.81
997.11
Long“Bell Division
Repr-HLdg^Mtrls
H J Jeffries Truck Line Inc
Upk“Grounds-Mtrls
Low 39.60 . Bd Action 338.25 Low
377.85 29.50
Johnson Wholesale Electronic
Repr=B"ldg“Eqpt=Mtrls
Low
Kilpatrick Brothers
Repr“HLdg=Mtrls
H E Leonhardt Lumber Co
Repr»KLdg«Mtrls
Low Bd Action Bd Action '
Loeffler«Greene Supply Co
Repr“HLdg“Eqpt~Mtrls
Letter Bid- 11.76 Low 383*38
Mideke Supply Co
Repr=>EQ.dg=Eqpt=Mtrls
Bd Action Low
Mid-West Surgical Supply Co Minneapolis“Honeywell Reg Co
Fum-Eopt Repr-BOLdg~Eqpt=Mtrls
Modern Materials Company
Reprs“HLdg“Mtrls
Low 390.50 Bd Action 55*00
liti5.li©
Morgensen Lumber Co
Reprs“HLdg“Mtrls
Low . 267.50 Bd Action 263.05
53O.5B-
Motor Supply Company
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Dept Select
202.58
Norman Plumbing Supply
Repr“ELdg<=>Eqpt“Mtrls
Low
325.05
Oklahoma Oxygen Co Oklahoma Seating Co Oklahoma Supply Co Inc Pallady Welding & Eqpt Co
Repr=»HLdg“Mtrls New Furniture Repr=Bldg-=Mtrls Repr“HLdg“Eqpt“Mtrls
Agreement r Bd Action '■ Low Dept Select
25.60 3,029.50 29.88 6*50
Harold C Parker & Co Inc Perfection Eqpt Co The Perolin Co Inc
Repr=Bldg-Mtrls Upk°Grounds“Mtrls Repr^HLdg^Eqpt^Mtrls
Low Dept Select Dept Select
557.50 11.00 333.00
Repr=>Bldg=Mtrls
Low
552.72
S Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Radio Supply Inc
. Bepr“HLdg»Eqpt«Mtrls -t
38.U
380.13 3638.19
755.58 1605.65
.Low , Low 25.50 Standard 115.20
1^018.32 711.12 /> 395.Ill 2,359.12
36.30 139.70
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Page “llRice Machinery Co Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Eqpt=Mtrls
Bd Action Low 1288 *9$ Bd Action 180,79
Roofing Supply Co Inc
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
Bd Action
Sams Surplus Store Schwartz Construction Co Scott Chevrolet Co S E B Paint Co
Suppls Replace-Roof“Kaiser Upk»Grounds=Mtrls Rsprs»HLdg
Low Bd Action ' ~' Dept Select Low
Service Electric Supply Co Sharp Auto Supply Co Sherwin-Williams Francis T Smith Lumber Co Soil Industries Inc
Reprs-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls Upk-Ground-Mtrls Reprs-Furn-Mtrls Reprs=ELdgs»Mtrls Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls
Bd Action Low Low Bd Action Dept Select
Southwell Distributing Co Southwest Tile & Terrazzo Co Standard Roofing & Mtrls Co
Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
State Agency for Surplus Prop W H Stewart Co Mary A Thacker Clerk Tropical Paint Co
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Petty Cash Rem, Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Dept Select Low . Bd Action 7hO«72 Low 9q 8O Dept Select’ Standard Reimbursement Low
Waugh Brothers Supply Co Westinghouse Electric Supply
Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Bd Action
Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Low
Standard Roofing & Mtrls Co
Mtrls-Suppls
Low
Improvement of Grounds Ground Improvement
Low Dept Select
ludo f50.51 313o20 9O2Q 606o29 4-
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1955-56 BLdg Levy
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1956 Bond American Body & Trailer Inc . Auto Parts & Machine Co V;
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Est#-6-Prairie Queen Schl Baileys Bozalis & Associates J J Bollinger Construction Inc Est#-6-John Marshall Jr-Sr High School The Clarence L Boyd Co Inc Ground Improvement Dept Select 3® 07 Stand h02ol|,2
Brown Machinery Co ,H J Bitterly Inc Clements Sporting Goods
Elevator-Installation Ground Improvement Furniture-NWClassen
Conner & Pojezny Arch E V Cox Construction Co Crane Co
Arch .Serv-Est#8-Calvin Coolidge School,.,. Est #8-Calvin Mod-Reprs-Bldgs *
Dept Select Low Bd Action
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U28o00 138,32
230,53 137,970,00 WoU9 16,10 100,00 623,70 * 311*26
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Chas M Donning Construction
Bid Agreement 510*66 Low 69*05 EsW7=Ue. so Grant Highschool
Frederickson Tire Co
Improvement-Grounds
Dept Select
Hart Industrial Supply Co
Mo d-Reprs-Bldgs
Dept Select
Harter Marblecrete Stone Co
Mod-Reprs-BLdgs
Low
Hudgins-Thompson-fell & Assoc Humphries Construction Co Hunzicker Brothers
Arch Fee Est #6-.Southeast High School Est #7-Nichols Hills Elementary School Mod-Reprs-ELdgs Low 31*28 Letter Bid 95*18
The Dolese Co
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196*00
International Harvester Co
Ground Improvement
Dept Select
Kilpatrick Brothers
OfficeRenovation
Bd Action 1110*07 Low 6906h
Long-Bell Division
Mod-Reprs-ELdgs
Bd Action 1x90*00 Low 27*50
Lehman Lippert Const Co Loeffler-Greene Supply Co
Est #6-Prairie Queen Elementary School Taft-Remodeling Bd Action
Mid-West Surgical Supply Co Morgensen Lumber Co
New Furn-Fixtures Mod-Reprs-Bldgs
Noftsger St Lawrence
Arch Supervision-Est#6=John Marshall Jr-Sr
Oklahoma Builders Supply Corp Oklahoma Publishing Co Oklahoma Seating Co
Mod-Reprs-Bldgs Mod-Reprs-ELdgs New Furn-Ftxtures
Dept Select Publisher Bd Action
Harold C Parker & Co Inc
Office Renovation
W J Pettee & Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co The Powers Regulator Co
Mo d-Repr-Bldgs Mod-Reprs-ELdgs Taft-Rem©deling
Low 14.10*58 Bd Action. 250*00 Bd Action Low Standard
Rex Sales Co
Reynolds & Morrison
Bd Action 108*96 Low 65*70 Arch Serv-Est #5“Ridgeview Elementary School
Richards St Conover Hdw Co
Taft Remodeling
James M Samis Schwartz Constr Co Smiser Construction Co
Mod-Reprs-ELdgs ■ Bd Action Est #7“Franklin Kaiser Elementary School Est#5“Harding Junior-Senior High School
» ^feiith and Son
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Bd Action Low ' 29*21x Bd Action 1062*20
663*87 11,902*50 126*146 13 * 7X.
1S179*71 517*50
11,526*30 148*05 51x7*50
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2,759*1x0
New Furn-Fixtures
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Est#?-Chester A Arthur Schl Est#5“Ridgeview Elementary
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Low Bid Dept Select Low Bd Action 127U.OO Low 15.00
Sneed Nursery Co Soil Industries Inc Standard Paint Co Standard Roofing & Matrls
Improvement of Grounds Mod^Reprs^Bldgs Mo d-Reprs<=Bldg s Mod=Reprs«HLdgs
Spurlin Sales Co Chas. Mo Suttle Const Co
Dept Select Ground Improvement Est #6-Southeast High School
Mary A Thacker Clerk Tropical Paint Co
Petty Cash Rem Painting Contract
Re imbursement Dept Select
Arch Super»Est#7“Nichols Hills Elem 238.0$ Vahlberg9 Plainer & Vahlberg Semi“Final<=Arch Super-Chester A Arthur Elem4i2£»
291.30 7.50 20.8$
ls289.00 2^.70 33s 193o 60
ll$.00 79.60 663»7O
19$$ Bond 10.8$
A & E Equipment Co
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept Select
Branham’s Inc
Admin^Bldg“Eqpt
Low
339.70
Chas H Douglas
Classen TV Eqpt
Bd Action
287.$0
Bill Doyle
New Furn“Fixtures
Dept Select
12.30
The Oklahoma Publishing Co
Miscellanious Expense
Publisher
9$.0U
Rea Engineering Co Mary A Thacker Clerk Thompson Bk & Supply Co
Improvement of Grounds Petty Cash Rem New Fum=Fixtures
Contract Reimbursement Bd Action
SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF APRIL* Precinct Election Officials
Election .Expense
Blanche F Titus
Election Expense
State Contribution Fund
Social Security
199h. Bond
Standard Roofing & Material
195h Bldg Levy Standard Roofing & Material 7
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ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWSs 1956-57 GENERAL FUND
Payroll for the month of April #1981 - 2216
1956-57 BUILDING LEVY Payroll for the month of April #h.l - 118
1956 BOND for the month of April #39 - 1|5
1955 BOND for the month of April #12 - 1I4. Item #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING MAY 33,
1956-57 GENERAL FUND Payrolls - including school administrate . service department employees, and extra
1956-57 BUILDING LEVY ik
•Payrolls - including construction crews >n new buildings,^3%000.00
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1956 BOND
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1955 BOND -------
$14,000,00 ,
$1,000,00 '
The persons to be listed on these payrolls ha- re :been regularly employed by the Board on an annual, monthly pr daily basis an i, payrolls are to be computed on actual salaries as fixed by the'Bbdrda ALL.payrolls will be supportsd|by verified payroll claims carrying _ _ .proper * authorization and awroval and! will be. examined by the Superintendent,-Clerk, and auditor prior tc release of:warrants Ta Ta <MA z-b A-wwmm a . 4- U. 4? 4_ 1 • 1 “I _ 9 » ■, ■ a n « , , * - -
R. #141 Claims Approved for Payment
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $640,771.79, and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #141 Claims Approved for Pavment
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr., Bennett that the payrolls for the month of April be approved and the payrolls for May be authorized as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #142 Apr. Payrolls Approved— May Pajrrolls Authorized
On information that an oil portrait of the late Anton H. Classen had been offered as a gift to Classen High School by Mr. John Leavitt and Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Jones'of the Classen Company, motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the portrait be accepted and that a letter of thanks be mailed to the givers. The motion carried.
R. #143 Oil Portrait Accepted
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a direct purchase from the Judy Company of one lot of standard puzzles for elementary and kindergarten use in the amount of $979.60, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #144 Approval to Buy Puzzles
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and purchase one Vari-iyper machine and Vari-Typer Corporation in the total the C-2 account. On roll call, the
seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to type for Capitol Hill Senior High School from the amount of $2,917.00, the purchase to be charged to motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
It vias moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve accepting the only bid submitted, by the Oklahoma Electrical Company, in the amount of $9,426.00, for homemaking equipment for Taft and U. S. Grant schools, to be charged to accounts as follows: Taft Junior High School - - C-4-5 ------ $7,737.00 U. S. Grant Jr.-Sr. High ----- Building Levy 1,689.00 #445 TOTAL — $9,426.00 this bid having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
(See next page.
R. #145 Approval to Buy VariTyper Mach, and Type R. #246 Bid Accepted Homemaking Equipment
MEETING OF MAE 6, 1957 - CONT'D
R. #246 Continued — Notice for Bids
R. #247 Bids Accepted on Glass Blocks and Insulation Board
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to accept bids of the following firms for one lot of glass blocks and miscellaneous installation supplies for Capitol Hill Junior High School in the total amount of $2,618.95, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #437; and to approve accepting the bid of Francis T. Smith Lumber Company in the amount of $2,020.00 for one lot of 40,000 sq. ft. of insulation board for all schools, to be charged to the 'Building Levy Account #1137 •
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH CCWPANY: Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Lusco Brick & Stone Company Francis T. Smith Lumher Company
TOTAL--------------
$1,828.50 790.45 2,020.00 14,638.95
all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids.
The motion
R. #248 Bid Accepted on T-V ^quip.
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve accepting the bid of Electric Supply of Oklahoma in the total amount of $1,743.00 for one 1200 amp. switch, one feeder duct, and one main distribution cubicle for Classen T-V Station, the purchase to be charged to the 1955 Bond Account rr^7, six letter bids having been received in the Purchasing Department. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #149 Summer Workshop Budget Approved
Motion to approve the following recommended Summer Workshop budget was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye;" (1 be paid from the 1-4 account.) June 3~21 — Principals, teachers, counselors, supervisors (200) to participate5 consultants, $250 per week plus transportation -- ----- - - - - -$5,000.00
Production Committee for homemaking guide - two weeks - five teachers - - - -
500.00
Production Committee for social studies - two weeks - two teachers and one consultant - - ---------- - - - ----------------- ---------- ---------- ______-------
600.00
Committee for English guide - five teachers - two weeks -----------
500.00
Two teachers to go to Mathematics Workshop at Okla. A & M College ------
280.00
One teacher - University of Illinois Mathematics Teaching Demonstration .Workshop 250.00 'TOTAL---------- $7,130.00 Food Service Financial Statement
A Financial Statement as of March 31, 1957 was submited by the Central Food Service Department .
R. #150 Change Order Kaiser Add. Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve Change Order #1 on addition to Franklin Kaiser Elementary School, Schwartz Construction Company, Contractors, for the omission of inserts in the asphalt tile floors in the kindergarten rooms, with a deduction of $200.00 from the contract price. The motion carried unanimously on roll cal
BUILDINGS
MEETING OF MAI 6, 1957 - CONT'D
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The following information was submitted: (1)
Bids have been advertised on the Television Studio Addition at Classen High School and the Auditorium Renovation at Classen, for 4=30 p. m., Thursday, May 16, 1957;
(2)
It appears that bids will be taken for the addition to the cafeteria and alterations to the gymnasium at John Marshall Secondary School, on Thursday, May 23, 1957;
(3)
The addition to Chester A, Arthur School has been partially accepted.
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
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Information to Board:
R. #151 Adjournment
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MEETING OF MAY 14, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CF THE CITY CF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION AT THE
HILL CREST COUNTRY CLUB, ON TUESDAY, MAY U, 1957 AT 11:30 A. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice-President
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C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton
ABSENT: Otto F. Thompson
Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant guperintendent; W. A. Lybrand Attorney; Max Morgan, Attorney; H. B. Ginnc, Business Manager; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; GeorgianNelson, representing the Oklahoma Publishing Company.
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Mr. Wright gave the invocation.
Invocation
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve release of easement on the Odom property in the vicinity of Patrick Henry School, as this easement is no longer needed by the Board, and the owner wishes to sell. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
a. #152 Release of Easement Approved
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.
R. #153 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
Approved the ATTEST
KETING OF MAY 16, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA
CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN
THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice-President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent: Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Messrs. Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Robert Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck Directors; David Light, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; respresentative of the press.
The invocation was given by Dr. Barnes.
Invocation
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, bids were opened in response to the attached Notice for Bids on auditorium renovation at Classen High School and T-V studio addition at Classen, and the bids read aloud as per the following tabulation:
R. #154 Bids Opened on School Projects:
Auditorium Renovation at Classen T-V Studio Addition at Classen
TABULATION OF BIDS
Contractor Anderson & House Bollinger Builders Lippert Bros. Martin, Dave Milner Skaggs Tatge Wynn
Base Bid Television Studio Add’n
$41,659 45,730 46,768 45,300 45,300 43,169 45,299 44*000
Base Bid Auditorium Renovation
$59,664 68,393 62,355 63,600 62,700 58,319 68,700 60,000
Combination Bid $113,690 101,323 114,123 109,623 108,900 108,000 101,488 113,999 103,500
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the foregoing bids be referred to the Central Office Staff for further consideration, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING Motion was made bjr Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve authorizing and directing payment of $30,000 for the T. A. Myers property in condemnation, this property being adjacent to the Central High School site. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve issuing warrant in payment of T-V equipment in the amount of $47,000, this being the balance after applying $3,000 rent paid on the total purchase price of $50,000. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. McCrajr and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following claims and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same, as recommended: E. V. Cox Construction Co. partial final - Coolidge Addition Conner & Pojezny, Architects - - partial final - Coolidge Addition
$26,167.17 563.41
R. #155 Bids Referred to Central Off. Staff R. #156 Payment for Myers Prop. (Central High Approved R. #157 Approval to Pay Balance on T-V Equip. R. #158 Claims Approv for Payment
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve supplemental appropriation of 6101,750.02 in the General Fund to reimburse the fire -loss at Classn High School. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #159 Supplemental Appropriation Approved, for Fire Loss at Classen High
R. #160 Purchase of Tractor Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one crawler type tractor, equipped with a front end loader, for all schools, from the low bidder Boardman Machinery Company, in the total amount of $10,285.89, to be charged to the C-6A account. On roll call, the motion carried with the following vote: (See ad below.) McCray, Mrs. Melton, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Wright Mr. Bennett
AYE: NAY: R. #161 Bid Accepted on Small Tractor
R. #162 Bid Accepted on Fence
It liras moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the bid of Pettee's Farm Store, in the amount of #1,301.52, on one small tractor, equipped with a Woods Rotary Mower, the purchase to be charged to the C-6A account, all bids on this and the foregoing crawler type tractor being re-Âąb.P 2$. tor h eri N.nti ce for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanir “ - n SIH
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting the bid of the American Steel & Wire Division of United States Steel Corporation in the total amount of $8,205.60 for one lot of fence for Dewey, Northeast, and Central, as follows, the purchase to be charged to the 1955 Bond Fund Account jfaY?, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
Dewey School ----- 1000 lin. ft. fence ------- $1,387.00 Northeast^ High School 4100 lin. ft. fence ------- 6,461.66
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R. #163 Bid Accepted on Screens for Adm. Bldg;
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bid of Aluminum Builders Supply Company, Inc., in the amount of $4,200.00 for outside screens for the Administration Building be accepted, this bid being low of several received in response to the attached Notice for Bids, the purchase to be charged to the 1956 Bond Fund Account #843~D. On roll
R. #164 Purchase' of Electric Typewriters Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of a total of 14 electric typewriters, as follows, from the IBM Corporation, to be used in the instructional departments of various schools, in the total amount of $2,960.00:
QUANTITY 8 5 1
CARRIAGE 12" 12" 16"
TYPE
Elite Pica Elite
REGULAR SCHOOL PRICE
$295.00 295.00 325.00
COMMERCIAL PRICE $453.60 453.60 486.00
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
SPECIAL SCHOOL PRICE
EXTENSION
$210.00 $1,680.00 1,050.00 210.00 230.00 230.00 TOTAL ----- $2,960.00
MEETING OF MAY 16, 1957 - CONT'D
R. #165 Settlement of Insurance Claims Approv
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve settlement, as follows, of all claims for Fire and Extended Coverage losses for schools from the beginning of anniversary date of insurance policy, which is December 1,1956, through May 1, 1957, in the total amount of $1,601.30: School
Damage
John Marshall Kaiser Prairie Queen Hawthorne Linwood Grant (metal) Coolidge (metal) Southeast Supply Department
Fire Wind Explosion ■"'Explosion ■"Explosion Fire Fire Fire Fire
Amount
Date
3/15/57 3/U/57 3/14/57 1/4/57 (184.41) 3/8/57 ( 34.61) 1/14/57 1/15/57 2/29/57 4/20/57
$180.00 424.00 No claim 74.21 17.30 676.96 192.93 No claim 35.90
* Fire companies paying one-half settlement and boiler companies paying one-half settlementL Boiler companies payment to be made at a later date. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
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Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to accept settlement for the Classen High School fire loss with the insurance carriers in the total amount of $101,750.02; settlement recommended for contents loss, including the auditorium seats, being $36,527.62; total settlement recommended for building loss being $65,222.40. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." *♦’
R. #166 Ins. Settleme: for Classen Fire Approved
BUILDINGS R. #167 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve advertising for bids on parking areas at the following schools, subject to first going over the plans: Buchanan , Approval to Jefferson Davis, Andrew Johnson, Nichols Hills, Westwood, Jackson, Classen (Church grounds ),Adv. for Bids Parking Areas Madison, and Culbertson; plans prepared by the Engineer's Office. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve Change Order to the Elevator Sales and Service Company with an increase of $1,926.00 in the contract price, for enlarging the elevator at the Shops'Building; total contract to be $9,509.00, contract to be written in accordance with letter submitted by Elevator Sales and Service Company, dated February 22, 1957. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #168 Change Order, Elevator at Shops Bldg. Approved
The following information was presented:
Information t the Board:
(1)
Final inspection has been made on the addition to Coolidge School. corrections are yet to be made.
(2)
The date for receiving bids on the following projects has been changed from May 23, 1957, 4:30 p. m., to Wednesday, May 29, 1957, 4:30 p. m.:
(a)
Addition to cafeteria and alterations to gymnasium at Marshall;
(b)
Modernization of electrical facilities at Sequoyah;
A few
Inspection:-'of Coolidge Dates, for Bldg. Project
Also to be opened on this date are bids on (c)
Renovation
of electrical facilities at Classen Auditorium.
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
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R. #169 Adjournment
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22. Harolie Mae Buster
5U. LeVern Ellis
23. Harris Clinton Butler
55. Boy Gene Evans
2I4.. Billy Gene Carter
56. Mary Jean Felix
25. Kathryn Phillis Carter
57. Eugene Arthur Ferguson
26. Joyoe Lee Cheatham
58. Juanita Flowers
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59. Freddye Jeanette Forrest
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65. Benjamin Gumly Fry
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10®. Geraldine J. Johnson
67. Embry Turner Giddings
101. Henry Ray Johnson
68. Leia Mae Gill
102. Leonard Wesley Johnson
69. Anita LaRue Golden
103. Verleno Virginia Johnson
?©• Lorene Graham
10i|.. Wallaee Johnson
71. LeRoy Heyward Grant
105. William C. Johnson
72. Adrean Gray
106. Annette Jones
73* Nathan Grayson
1®7, Elizabeth Louise Jones
7^.. Betty Jean Green
108. Gleta Lorene Jones
75. Johnnie Mae Hall
1©9. Morse Lee Jones
76. Dedie Joyce Halstied
110. Robert Cecil Jones
77. Kara Thurman Harper, Jr.
111. Rufus Gene Jones
78. lew Marie Hamsberry
112. Billie Jo Kemp
79. Gerald M. Harris
113* Carol Ann Kimbrough
80. Geraldine Harrisen
114. Eddie Ruth King
81. Johnny Lewis Hawkins
115.—Bettye Lou Knight
82. Roy Collins Hawthorne
116± Ethel Lee^Knight
83. Willie Mae Henderson
117. Della Frances Lambeth
81}.. Robert Earl Higgins
118. Cecelia Ann Landrum
85. John Cephas Hill, Jr.
119. James Everett Lee
86. Johnnie Cecil Hill, Jr.
120. Melroy Logan Lee
87* Joleen Janice Hobbs
121. Lena Maria Lehman
88. Flora Jewel Hodge
122. Wilma Jean Lovingston
89. Audrey Von Holt
123. Arnold James Lewis
9®. Geneva Lorraine Hooks
121}.. Jo Agnes Lewis
91. Virginia Louise Horn
125. Charles Raymond Littlbton
92. Zadrow Harold House
126. Jacquelyn Janet Logan
93. Juliett Houston
127. George Nathan Bounds
91|.. Aimer Lee Hudson
128. Fannie Jewel Lydia
95. Amelia Kathryn Ivory
129. James Allen Madison
96. Elwood Thomas Jefferson
130. Merel P. Mangurm
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Anna Frances Stephens ’
Lionel Wade Miles
135. Chesten Lee Mitehell
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172. Foster Lavem Stephens
137. Willie Roy Moon, Jr
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139* Valeree Morgan
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Donald Lou Tillman
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Marthann Elizabeth Perry
Wanda Lee Thurmond
Russell Marrion Perry
Maxine Triplett
Lonzetta Peters
Gloria
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Alfons® Whitby
Allen William Price,- Jr.
Mark Everett W^ite
James Wendell Priee
Josephine Janet Whitmore
Charles Alexander Williams
159. Don Albert Ramsey
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MEETING OF MAY 29, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1957 AT 4-: 30 P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. M. W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. T. H. Broad, Director of Curriculum Floy Camphell, Messrs. Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, and Robert Shultz - Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press. Invocation
The invocation was given by Mrs. Melton.
SPECIAL BUSINESS
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, bids on the following building projects were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation below, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: (1)
Construction of an addition to the cafeteria and alterations to the gym at John Marshall;
R. #170 Bids Opened on Building Projects
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(2)
Modernization of electric facilities at Sequoyah;
(3)
Renovation of electric facilities at Classen Auditorium. Electrical Projects
BIDDER Alliance Electric Co. Cardwell Hughes Gaddis-Walker Industrial Electric Co. Moore Electric Oklahoma Electrical Co. Osborne Electrical Co.
TABULATION OF BIDS
Classen Base Bid
Sequoyah Base Bid
$30,000.00 $6,393.00 6,54-9-00 26,800.00 7,021.00 26,255-00 7,295.00 28,000.00 7,300.00 25,851.00 6,906.00 27,000.00 6,600.00
John Marshall Addition
BIDDER
Beasley Bollinger Commander Dennehy Hughes Lowe Milner Putney Tatge
Base Bid $15^,722.00 128,200.00 121,875.00 144,591.00 139,200.00 145,949.00 14-1,181.00 133,028.00 146,000.00
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the foregoing bids be referred to the central office staff for further consideration, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #171 Bids Referred to Central Office Staff
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mr. John Lee Walker, head coach at Northeast High School, deceased May 22, 1957? was niade by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried: RESOLUTION
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. John Lee Walker, May 22, 1957.
Mr. Walker joined the staff at Northeast High School as head coach in 195A. Prior to that time, he was head coach at Waynoka, Oklahoma High School, and football coach at Alva, Oklahoma. He served eighteen months in the U. S. Navy before entering college. Mr. Walker was a member of the national, state, and local professional organizations, The Oklahoma Coaches' Association, and the Lincoln Terrace Christian Church.
R. #172 Resolution of Appreciation, John Lee Walke
MEETING OF MAY 29., 1957 - CONT'D R. #172 Cont'd Resolution for John Lee Walker
RESOLUTION - CONTINUED His leadership was of the finest quality, and he was personally and professionally admired by the students, the parents, the teachers, and the principal. All who knew him spoke of him as a wonderful young man with a great deal of personefSLity and as an outstanding teacher and coach. He was named "The Times" football coach of the week in 1955-
The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of a very fine teacher and coach.
R. #173 Contract Form Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve a contract form for teachers, as attached below, which was prepared by the Board Attorney. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye;"
10 Month Teachers Contract - Oklahoma City Public Schools
To
____________ _________________
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(Second Party)
At salary of $____________ May 30, I958O
for year beginning August 26,
1957 and ending
It is agreed between Independent School District Noo 89 of Oklahoma County, first party, herein mentioned as Board, and the above named person, second party, as follows;
First party employs second party, as a teacher, subject to assignment to duties in the Oklahoma City Pub I ic Schoo Is, for schooI year set out above, at the annual salary set out above^ however, said salary is subject to any necessary adjustment to be made by the Board to bring the total of all contracts for this purpose within the amount of all valid appropriations approved for such purpose for the school year covered hereby,,
Second party agrees to faithful ly perform al I duties and services assigned to second party and to faithfuI Iy conform to all present and future Rules, Regulations and Personnel Policies, of first party, which are made a part hereof, and to report for duty on date employment begins to remain on duty through the date of termination hereof;
The salary to second party shalI be paid approximately each two weeks. For each day's unexcused absence from school duty, there will be deducted 1/200 of the annual salary payable hereunder,, Oklahoma Statutes Title 70 Seco 6—1 provides among other things; "If prior to April 10th, a board of education has not entered into a written contract with a Regularly employed teacher or notified him in writing by registered mail that he will not be employed for the ensuing Fiscal year, and if, by April 25th, such teacher has not notified the board of education in writing by registered mail that he does not desire to be re-employed in such school district for the ensuing year, such teacher shall be considered as employed on a continuing contract basis and on the same salary schedule used for other teachers in the school district for the ensuing Fiscal year, and such employment and continuing contract shall be binding on the teacher and on the school district,,"
School District is authorized to make such deductions from salary as are provided by law and resolutions of the Board at any timeD Executed th i s day of „ I 95.__ for the Board, pursuant to authority given after July lo
(Second Party)
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA - OTHERWISE KNOWN AS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NOo 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTYo(First Party) By___________________ _ ;
Herewith teacher's contract form with pen corrections for your consideration. Judge Lybrand recommends the following changes
in the ;
PERSONNEL POLIOIES SUPPLEMENT. I o
It
is suggested that the words "salary plan for
administrative supervisory and certified employees" on page I
be made to
read "salary schedule for teachers as defined under the statutes D " (Following this, should be your data on those who sign teachers contracts.)
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It
is suggested that the salary
those employees who are not teachers within the above meaning,
another heading
be*$ut under
in the supplement to avoid confusion.
Judge Lybrand also recommends the
RULES AND REGULATIONS. It is suggested that the board pass certain rules and regulations substantially as follows; I
teachers as defined by the Oklahoma Statutes shall contracts which shall
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sign written teachers
be on printed forms approved by the board,
from timep r.'-
the Board of the District has voted in a proper meeting after June 30th of the school
year
in question to enter into such a contract.
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After the Board has so voted to enter
into a contract
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sign such contract on behalf of the Board.
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The Superintendent shall
have the right to assign any
from may deem to the best
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Super i ntendent
interest of the school
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MEETING OF MAY 29, 1957 - CONT'D
BUILDINGS R. #17^ Bid Accepted on Building Projects
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the low bid of J. J. Bollinger Construction Company in the amount of $101,323-00 for a combined bid to complete the Classen Auditorium renovation and to construct the television studio at Classen; plans and specifications prepared by Sorey, Hill & Sorey, architects, and Joe Mason, architect, respectively. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #175 RSuit Authorized
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve authorizing suit to stop attachment to the School District's private sewer, Chester A. Arthur School. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Information to BoardReport on School Needs
It was reported that the central office has surveyed and inspected all school plants in Oklahoma City during the spring of 1957, and a lengthy multigraphed report was submitted.
R. #176 RAdjournment
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
Third_______ day of
JUNE,_____ , 1957-
Pres!
MEETING OF JUNE 3, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDINQ, ON MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1957 AT U:3O P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President
C. B. McCray Otto F. Thompson
ABSENT:
Nellie R. Melton
Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Mrs. Floy Campbell and Messrs. H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, and Robert Shultz - Directors; Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. Millard Prigmore, Auditor; and, Mary A. Thacker, Clerk. Also, representative of the press. The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of May 6, 1957, May 1L, 1957, May 16, 1957, and May 29, 1957 were approved as read.
R. #177 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the Treasurer's report for the month of May was received and ordered filed, and on the Treasurer's recommendation, Mid*&nerican Bank and Capitol State Bank were added to the depositories for schobl funds.
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve payment of $50.00 court cost in connection with filing suit to stop attachment to the School District's private sewer, Chester A. Arthur School, claim having been signed by the Court Clerk; also to approve payment of a balance of $9.15 court cost in the case of the Board vs Dr. T. A. Meyers; and to authorize the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of these claims. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the attached request for transfer and supplemental appropriation to complete the year 1956-57; as recommended by the Auditor. The motion carried unanimously on roll call:
REQUEST FOR TRANSFER’ & SUPPLEMBNTAL' ;AWR^PR to
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Cancel
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Election^ Expense Clerks Supplies Engineers Supplies Special Health Supplies Transportation Equipment Rent Transportation Equipment Supervision Custodian Salaries Truck Drivers Salaries Garage Meeh. Salaries Bus Drivers Salaries Personnel Salaries Additions to Buildings Equipment Improvement of Grounds New BuiI dings Special Taxes
Total Cancellation
1+90.00 100.00 2,000.00 200.00 900.00 608.71+ 32,000.00 37,500.00 12,000.00 2,500.00 1,100.00 2,000.00 200.00 6,350.00 100.00 608.71+ 98,657.1+8
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500.00 213,000.00 I ,1+00.00 1,100.00 200.00
R. #178 Treasurer's Report Rec'd, Depositories Approved
R. #179 Approval to Pay Court Costs R. #180 Transfer of Funds Approved
MEETING OF JUNE 3, 1957 - CONT'D k
Guest Presented
The President presented Mr. Jim Looka’baugh, former member of the Board, who was present as a guest.
R. #181 Resolution of Appreication for Dr. Swanson Approved
Mr. Bennett, Vice President of the Board, speaking for the Board, presented Superintendent J. Chester Swanson, who will be leaving soon to serve in the University of California, with a beautiful framed Resolution of Appreciation for his outstanding service as Superintendent in the Oklahoma City Public Schools, the resolution being as follows: R E SC 0 L U T I 0 N To Dr. J. Chester Swanson.:
Recognizing the public service rendered by J. Chester Swanson as Superintendent of the Oklahoma City Schools during the years 1950 to 1957, bis vision and leadership in public education and understanding of the needs of children, his willingness to give his time and energy to the public good, his untiring efforts to create interest and foster support of public education in our school district, our state, and the nation, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the members and officers of the Board of Education whose signatures appear below hereby express their deep appreciation and highly commend J. Chester Swanson for his contribution as Superintendent of the Oklahoma City Schools. SIGNED:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President Otto F. Thompson
Mrs. L. D. Meltpij C. B. McCray
Whereupon, Mr. Thompson moved that the foregoing resolution as presented to Dr. Swanson be made a part of the minutes of the Board, and the motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried unanimously on roll call.
Dr. Swanson Expresses his Appreciation
R. #182 Salary Schedule Approved Also Estimates Expenditures R. #183 Trips for Personnel Approved
Dr. Swanson thanked the Board for the framed Resolution of Appreciation and for their splendid cooperation throughout the years in which he has served as Superintendent. REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve salary schedules (except salary schedule of coaches) as presented in Budget Study #1 as of May 29, 1957, and the estimated expenditures of $12,353,730 for General Fund and $880,000 in 5-mill Levy Fund for maintenance services. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing the persons indicated to attend professional meetings: .
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 take the trips and attend professional meetings as indicated:
(1)
Mrs. Floy Campbell and Mrs. L. D. Melton to attend the N. E. A. Special Convocation and Meeting in Philadelphia, Wednesday, July 3, 1957, and Mrs. Campbell to attend the Public Relations Division of the N. E. A. to be held just after the N. E. A. meeting, July 7-12,in New York City;
(2)
Mr. Robert Shultz to attend the Twelfth Annual National Conference, sponsored by the National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards, N. E. A., Washington, D. C., June 25-29, 1957 •
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the above persons be directed to attend the meetings and make the trips 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 of Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Melton be paid by the Board of Education, and that the expenses of Mr. Shultz for three or four days in Washington be paid by the Board but no transportation for him to be paid by the Board. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #18U It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the attached rules Summer Instru- regarding summer instrumental music program for 1957: mental Program (See next page.) Approved
MEETING OF JUNE 3, 1957 - CONT'D R. #18U Continued
SUMMER INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC PROGRAM 195?: r
Sdffimer instrumental music classes may be organized in any secondary or in any elementary school by a regular instrumental music instructor.
Any instructor desiring to organize a class must meet the following conditions. I.
The minimum enrollment for any teacher shall not be less than 25 students.
2.
The regular summer school fee of $12.00 shall be charged each student for an eight-weeks course.
3
All money received must fee receipted in duplicate. Money collected for enrollment must be turned in to the director of the summer school at Central High School
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Receipt books will be issued by the Director of Summer Schools. ( 4. 1
Each teacher shal I be paid the regular salary paid to full-time summer school teachers. ($500 for the eightweeks period)
5».-..The program will be under the supervision of the supervisor of secondary
The moti<^Mjg|ip?Te^
animously on roll R. #185 Trips for Personnel Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded hy Mr. McCray to approve the following resolution directing the persons indicated to attend professional meetings: RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would he of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would take the trips and attend professional meetings as indicated: (1) Miss Lucille Taylor, Central High School, and Miss Geneva Boren, Coolidge Elementary School, to attend a workshop on Alochol and Narcotics Education, Oklahoma University, Norman, Oklahoma, June 17-28, 1957)
Dr. Melvin W. Barnes and Dr. Leonard Cox, to attend Harvard's Advanced Administrative Institute, Cambridge, Massachusetts, August h-15, 1957-
(2)
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the above persons be directed to attend the meetings and make the trips 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 Dr. Barnes and Dr. Cox be paid by the Board of Education, and that $50-00 each be paid toward the expenses of Miss Taylor and Miss Boren.
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. PERSONNEL
The for ers the
Personnel Recommended
following personnel recommendations and information were submitted, the recommendations employment of teachers being made with the understanding that contracts with the teachemployed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by Superintendent or person by him designated:
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R. #186 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried unanimously on roll call.
Bills & Pay-?, rolls Recommended for Payment
Bills and Payrolls
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills presented was submitted: June 3, 1957 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 JUNE 3, 1957:
Item #la
- 1956-57 GENERAL FUND
$131,8^5-92
Item #lb
- 1955-56 GENERAL FUND
909-^1
Item #lc
- 1956-57 BUILDING LEVY
Item #ld
- 1956
BOND FUND
379.681.78
Item #le
- 1955
BOND FUND
158.70
Item #lf
- 195^-55 BUILDING LEVY
2^,228.13
23^.38
TOTAL----- $537;058. 32
1956-57 General Fund
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Repr-Mach-Maint Instr Suppls Upk-of-Bus
Water
Utilities
Amend Distributing Company American Book Company American Education Publications American Electric-Ignition Co
Custodial Supplies Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Upk-Trks-Cars
Bid Agreement Schl Select Publishers Dept Select
American Hairdresser American Library Association
Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls
Standard Dept Select
Assoc 0 Childhood Education The AT & SF Railway Company ,, The Automotive Inc Auto Parts & Machine Company
Teach-Aid-Suppls Other-Adm-Cost Upk-Trks-Cars Upk-Trks-Cars
Dept Select Board Action Low Dept Select
7 Back-O-Tpol Co Baptist Book Store Barada & Page Inc
New School Apparatus Teach-Aid-Suppls Custodial Supplies
Schl Select Dept Select Low
291.201.. 3.61^ 7k. 261
Elliott M. Barnes Chas A Bennett Co Inc ■ Benton Review Publishing Co Inc
Rent-Transp-Eqpt Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Bid Agreement Dept Select Schl Select
300.00 5.10 29.76 ■
’Airline Water Company
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Instr Suppls
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Page Bioscope Mfg0 Co» Bills Grocery Bingham Printing Inks Co Boardman Machinery Company Bostitch-Midwest Inc R. Rs Bowker Company
Eqpt-Visual-Education Instr Suppls Grocery Instr Suppls Equip-Improvement-Grds Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls
Dept Select Scnl Select Low < Board Action Low Dept Select
Branham’s Inc
New School Eqpt Office Suppls
Dept Select Low
Braniff Airway’s-Inc Britton Piano Shop William C Brown Co Ho 0» Buchanan Burgess Publishing Cor Burroughs Corp
Other-Adm-Expense Piano Tuning-Rprs Teach-Aid-Suppls Adm-Expense Teach-Aid-Suppls Reprs-to-Offlee »Mach
Board Action Standard Dept Select Board Action Dept Select Standard
California Test Bureau
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
Carpenter Paper CompanyBob Cates Oil Market The Caxton Printers Ltd.
Suppls....., Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls
Low Low Dept Select
City Bus Company ' City Office Supply Inc City Spring Works
Rent-Transp-Eqpt New^Schdpl-Eqpt Upk-Trks-Cars
Rental Agreement Low Dept Select
Grkce Chadwick
Chamber of Commerce* USA
0the r-Adm-Expense Instr Suppls
Board Action Dept Select
Children’s Reading Service Child study Assoc of America Chisholm Publications Clarke’s Violin House
Teach-Aid-Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls Phy-Education-Suppls Rpr-Musical-Instruments
Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Standard Schl Select
Clements Sporting Goods Al Cook' De s^sCompany Cory Motion Picture Equipment Ralph C. Coxhead Corp Colgate-Palmolive Company Creative Playthings Inc" Crescent Market Inc. Curriculum Department
Rpr-Phy Ed-Eqpt Repairs-Office-Machine s Library Suppls ; Repr»Replace-Offc-Mach Custodial. Suppls Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Grocery Instr Suppls
Dept Dept Lbw Schl Low Schl Schl Dept
The Daily Law Journal-Record Davidson Sales & Service David M Davis Company
Legal Publications Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Publisher"’ Low Dept Select
Dearborn Chemical Company Denoyer»Geppert Company ■ • _■ ,
Custodial’ Suppls Teaph-Aid-Suppls
Dept Select .Dept Select
Dictaphone Corporation
Repr-Office -Machines
Schl.Select Maint Agreement
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Dowlings Inc
Instr Suppls
Low . , Schl Select
Downtown Chevrolet Inc
Upk-Trks-Oars
Bill Doyle Office Supplies
Repr-Office -Machines
53.8k Dept Select Bid Agreement 83.k6 Standard 7k5.31 Low
Duplicating Products Inc
Instr Suppls
Low Standard
Dulaney’s John’Dunlap Sporting Goods Eo P« Dutton St Co Inc
New School Apparatus Mt-Phy-Ed-Eqpt Teach-Aid-Suppls '
Low Dept Select Dept Select
The Ediphone Company Educator’s Book Club . Expression Company
Rpr-Office “Machine s Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Standard Dept Select Schl Select
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Suppls-Bus-Office Visual “Aid«=Suppls Rental & Storage Repr-Office “Machine s Instr Suppls Teach“Aid=Suppls Upk'“Trks=Cars Adm-Expense Custodial Suppls in^tK^fiphis Upk“Trks~Cars Instr Suppls Adm-Expense Repr=Musical~Instraments ' Teach“Aid=»Suppls Teach«Aid“>Suppls Schl“-Shop=>Eqpt Schl^Shop^Eqpt Instr Suppls
Low Dept Select Rental Agreement(Jupe) Standard Standard Low Dept Select Board Action Letter Bid Dept Select Low Low Board Action Dept Select Dept Select Dept.Select 5.31 Standard Dept Select 100.71 Low 873.25
2.00 150.00 375.00
Instr Suppls Upk“Trks=Cars ■Instr Suppls Rental & Storage Instr Suppls Suppls=Research=Off Rental=Off-Machines , Maint-Office “Machine s
51.56 Schl Select 50.86 Dept Select Dept Select 32.08 Rental Agreement 50.00 Low ' ■ .12o60. Standard. 26.k5 . .. Rental Agreement 103Ja00 Maint Agreement 180.00 .: 17239.k5 9.0k , Dept Select 26.53 Standard 35.57
Clyde Farthing' " , Film Associates of California C# Fishman FridenCalculating Mach Agency Follett Publishing Company General Electric Supply General Track ’Company No Lo George Gil“Mor Chemical Company Goodheart°Willcox Co Inc Goodyear Service Store Graham Paper Co ' Hugh Bo Qian .... < John M Hale \ Harcourt Brace & Co Inc Harper & Brothers Hart Industrial Supply Co
Do Co Heatlj A Company Herb JWejldihg & Radiator Co Hossfeld Mfgo .Company
Hillcrest Hghts. Presbyterian Independent Supply Co International Business Machines
International Harvester Co
Upk-TrkS«Cats
Iroquois Publishing Co Inc
Instr Suppls
213i5O 393.95
607.U5 137.30
890.26
760.00 ■ 75.OU 4
83^.01 lh3.65 22.50 1.83
7.50 3.19 11.87
118 .kk k«32 ls65
■ 1.92 76.78 193.60 51.00 100.00 6.21 3.66 979.27
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New School Apparatus
Sphl Select
100.88
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Jones Boys #6
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Low Letter Bid Schl Select
137.U5 lhlo2U
Fred Jones Ford Company
Upk->Trks=Cars
Dept Select
The Judy Company
Ipstr Suppls
Schl Select Board Action -
Kamp Brothers
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
Harty Keeton Supply Co
Instr Suppls
LoW
Kerr’s Inc *
Inst# Suppls
Schl Select
Laidlaw Brothers
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
19 A3 ;
C. A. LaMar Larribob Productions Inc Carl Je Leibel Inc
Instr Suppls-Grocery Visual-Aid-Suppls Teac h-Aid-^Suppl s
Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select
99.86 62.50 28.U9 ■
Lily Mills Company Litho Negative & Plate Company
Instr Suppls Office Suppls-Printing
Schl Select Dept Select
26.60; 21.351
21.60 979.60 t 15,001.2$
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Magnolia Petroleum Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Co
Instr Suppls instr Suppls
Low Low
Charles E<» Merrill Books Metropolitan Water Company Mideke Supply Company
Instr Suppls Water Service Upk-Trks-Cars Repr-Ind-Arts-Eqpt
Schl Select ' Utilities Dept Select Low
Miller Jackson Company
New Eqpt-Visual-Ed
Dept Select
Millsap’s
Repr-Musical-Instrumts Mhint-Musical»Instrmnts
Standard Schl Select
Mills Music Inc
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
Miller Norris Company
Custodial Suppls
Low
Monroe Calculating Machine Co
Rprs-Office-Machines
Maint Agreement
Morgan-Power Tire Co ... Morris Chevrolet Co Inc William Morrow & Co ... - -.■■■ ■ .....
Upk-Trks-Gars Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls
Low Dept Select Dept Select
Motter Bookbinding Company
Instr Suppls
Bid Agreement
195.69 130.25
325.9111
15 9145.93 46*20
22.35 182.10
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Custodial Suppls
Bid Agreement (May-57)
McGraw-Hill Book Company Inc McKesson & Robbins Inc
Instr Suppls' Health Suppls
Dept Select Low
3®31 501.70
Dept Select
2J|1
9 .57
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National Science Teachers Assoc
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
New Method Book Bindery'Inc New State Towel & Linen
Teach“Aid“Suppls Custodial Suppls
Dept Select Bid Agreement
Town of Nichols Hills Nichols Hills Transportation
Water Rent-Transp-Eqpt
Utilities Rental Agreement
Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Co
Instr Suppls Upk-Grounds -Materials
Low Standard
Ao J® Nystrom & Co
Instr Suppls
Schl Select
■ The Odyssey Press Inc Oklahoma Business News Co Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma City Water Department
Instr Suppls Suppls~Office Custodial .Suppls Water
Schl Sele< Dept Selei Lbw • Utilities
Oklahoma County Water Dept
Watey
Utilities
65.50
Oklahoma Curriculum Improvement
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
25.00
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2.6U 132.15
3.33 hloUO
6.77
Utilities
19,126.314
Fuel
Utilities
15,063.22
pklahoma Oxygen Company
Instr Suppls
18.10 Dept Select Bid Agreement 193.50
Oklahoma Paper Company
Instr Suppls Office Suppls-Printing
Low
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company I ' \ ■ ’Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
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Oklahoma Publishing Company
Publications
Publishers
Oklahoma Seating Company
Instr Suppls
Low
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Instr Suppls
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Typewriter Company
Repr-Office“Machine s
Oxford University Press Inc
Teach-Aid
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3«oo
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Custodial Suppls
Wo Ho Payne Jo Co Penney
Perfection Equipment Co Personnel Psychology Inc
Instr Suppls •
^pk-Trks*Cars Suppls-Personnel-Office
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Pipkin Photo Service
Teach“Aid“Suppls
Low
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Upk-Trks«=Cars
Dept Select Standard’
Postmaster
Suppls~feusine Ss~Office
Standard
Power Equipment Inc
Dept Select?
Fred'PoJeznyj Jr.'
Upk-Trks-Cars -t ! I Architect Fees
Prentice Hall Inc
Teach-Aid-Suppls
Dept Seleqt
The Psychological Corp
Instr Suppls
Standard
Pugh Holmes Motor Co
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
Radio Supply Inc
Instr "Suppls
Low
181.66
Dept Select
19.25
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Instr Suppls Instr Suppls Repr“Office^Machines Maint“Office“Machines
Standard Dept Select Standard Maint Agreement
Harry L. Retter Electric Rex Engineering & Sales Co Rice Machinery Company Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Schl-Shbp-Eqpt New“School“Apparatus Schl“Shop“Eqpt Instr Suppls
Dept Select Schl Select Dept Select Low
Kathleen L. Riggs
New“Eqpt“Visual“Ed
Row Peterson & Co
Instr Suppls
Royal Typewriter Co ■'U.iSftt'; .. < -'IP'S'
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Willis G, Sautbine ’Rental & Storage Schmitt’s Hobby - Craft Instr Supplies Teach=>Aid“Supplies , Scholastic Magazines School Bistrict of Philadelphia Teach-Aid-Supplies The School Executive Suppls-Supt-Office School Interiors Co Inc New-School“Apparatus
7.16 ;
21.12
7.20 29U.50
U7.5O 632.85 680.35
29.U0 79.20 7 . 70 ' 636.03 j
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90.20
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Rental Agreement (June) Schl Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select
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Simon &. Schuster
Science Electronics Scott Chevrolet Co Scott Foresman & Company
Teach-Aid-Cehte r -b New-School-Apparatus Instr Suppls Library Books Instr Suppls
Standard , Dept Select Publishers Schl Select \
Charles Scribner’s Sons Scrivner-Stevens Company
Teach-Aid-Suppls Custodial Suppls
Dept -Select Low
Sears Roebuck & Go
Instr Suppls
Low Schl Select Dept Select Low Dept Select Standard
Porter Sargent ' ’ S E B Paint Company Severin Supply Company Sharp Auto Supply Co Sharp & Nichols Music Co
3.88
Dept Select
. Instr Suppls Custodial Suppls Schl-Shop-Eqpt Upk-Trks-Cars Instr Suppls
Low Schl^Select Dept Select
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19.50 16.06, ? J 182.95,
ioi.95 81.00
■2t>05z 61180 - ' 61.17 16.50? 31.00
27.07 31.10 17.55 20.00
37.55 210.35
180.82 13.15
4A.27
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt
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Instr Suppls Instr Suppls
Publisher Schl Select Dept Select
Smith-Corona Inc
Repr-Office-Mach
Standard
168.00
Snap-on-Tools Corporation
Schl-Shop-Eqpment
Standard
7.50
Evyline D. ‘Snelson Southwestern Bell Tele Co Southwest Wheel Ihc
Other-Admn-EXpense , Telephone-Service Upk-Trks-Cars
Board Action Utilities Dept Select
1s 905o 76
Stansi-Scientific Co Stanwix House Inc
New-Schl-Apparatus Instr Suppls
Board Action Schl Select
753463 13.78
State Agency for Surplus
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
St Louis-San Francisco Railway
Other-Adm-Expence
Board Action
5'7.60
Dick Stout & Co
Office-Suppls-Printing
Dept Select
21.00
Sunshine Publishing House
Teach-Aid-C e nte r-Suppls
Dept Select
6.00
Alan Swallow
Teach-Aid-Suppls
Dipt Select
2.00
Jo Chester Swanson
Other-Adm-Expense
Syracuse University Press Inc
Teach-Aid-Suppls
.Board Action • 'i ’ Dept Select
Tandy Leather Co
Instr Suppls
T G & 1 Store #20 TG&.I Store #6g ^'kary A Thacker Clerk -'B'H Thomas
Instr Suppls Instr Suppls . Petty Cash Reim Labor-Printing
Schl Select Low-
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The Todd Company
Repr-Office -Machine s
Maint Agreement
Charles E. Tuttle Company
Teadh-Aid-Suppls
Dept Select
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Business Office Re pr-Office-Machines
..7.65 Low ... Maint Agreement lsl|O2«5O l,U10.15
Universal Blueprint & Supply
Suppls-Engineer-Dept
Dept Select
172»O5
Universal Typographers Inc
Office-Suppls-Printing
Dept Select
26.25
The Vanguard Press
Teac h-Aid-Suppls
Dept Select
2.52
Vantage Press Inc Vaseco Inc
Teach-Aid-Supnls New Equipment-Vis-Educ
Dept Select Dept Select
2.15‘ 353.21
The Viking Press Inc
Teach-Aid-Suppls
Dept Select
1.62
Webster Publishing Co
Visual-Aid-Suppls Instr Suppls
Dept Select Schl Select
W M Welch Mfg, Company Welding Equipment Co
Instr Suppls Schl-Shop-Eqpment
Board Action Dept Select
Western Newspaper Union
Schl-Shop-Eqpment Office“Suppls-Printing
Dept Select Low
38.62
Western Uniform & Towel Serv
Instr Suppls
Dept Select Bid Agreement
9.7U 13.50
13.26 2.19
15 .U5 12o00 1<>33
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Western Union Telegraph Co Telephone Westinghouse Electric Supply Co Maint-General-Eqpment
Utilities Dept Select
23.2U 27.6? 36.25
Reston Wood Studios Inc
Dept Select
100.00
Low Dept Select Dept Select Dept Select Board Action Dept Select , Dept Select Dept Select Board Action Board Action Dept Select . Board Action
30.00 15.00 '2.32
Whitton Supply Jim. Wikoff Supe r Se rvice John Wiley & Sons Inc The H W Wilson Company • Elmer J. Wines The World Publishing Co Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co Mo E. Wynn DBA. Wynn Construct M. H. Woodward low Brake & Clutch Supply Wynn Construction Co,
Visual-Aid-Suppls
Office-Suppls-Printing Upk-Trks-Cars Teach-Aid-Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls Library Books Instr Suppls Teach-Aid-Suppls Repr-Musical-Instruments Additions-Buildings Adm-Expense Upk-Trks-Cars Girls f Gym, Central
27.00 166.00 ...........
193.00 1U5.00 3.69 19.68 3,1775.00 U8.30 385.17 32.6U0 00
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Instr Suppls
Dept Select
Jenkins,Music Company
Maint=Musical-Instruments
Board Action
$38.$O
Thompson Book & Supply Co Ada
Insir Suppls
Schl Select
18?eh6
W M Welch Mfg Co
Instr Puppis
Board Action
178.14$
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Acme Brick Company
Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Letter Bid Low
Amend Distributing Company
Repr-BLdg-Mtrls
Bid Agreement
American Body & Trailer Inc
Upk-G rounds-Mtrls
Low
American Electric Ignition Co
Upk~Grou,nds~Mtrl s
Standard Low
The Automotive Inc
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Dept Select
E. Se Billington Lumber Co
Repr-HLdg“Mtrls
Board Action
Black & Decker Paul Blakeney Go
Repr-HLdg“Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Standard Dept Select Low Standard
ihe Clarence L. Boyd Co Inc
Upk-Grounds.-Mtrls
Dept Select
Commercial Equipment Company Cook Electric Supply 0o
New Furniture-Fixtures Repr-Eldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Board Action Low Letter Bid
Crane Company
Repr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Letter Bid
The Dolese Company
Vke Bros. Enisco Electric Supply Co Federal Corporation * Fire Appliance & Supply Co Fleck'Bearing Company
Wg $W fl Effif ft If feliM I *ft u uiaSEw
Repr-Bldg “Mtrls
Bid Agreement Low
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
Low
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-HLdg-Mtrls Repr-Eldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Low Low Bid Agreement Low
Repr-HLdg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Board Action
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Dept Select
Upk-Grounds “Mtrls '“-Bepr^EOLdgsyMt rl s
Dept Select
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?89$.14i 129.77 U38.10
78.1$ 3.7$
81.90 81.93 $lib.6O
19 ^$Q 7.6$ $2.U3
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31.22 233»h0 $2.00 3$.$9 2.20
37.79
118.70 296.16
26.46 7$8.23 319.26 42.80 l$.6O
61.144 $149.8$
611.29 2^08
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Low
Ao Co Horn Company of Texas
Rpr-KLdg-Mtrls
Low
Hunzicker Bros
Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls r
Low
Independent Supply Co International Bus Machine Corp International Paper Ce International Welders Inc
Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Low Letter Bid Standard Board Action Dept Select
Jay Jenks Builders Supply Co
Rpr-Bldgs-Mtrls
Low
108.60
The Jones Company Inc
New Furniture-Fixtures
Board Action
971020
Kilpatrick Brothers
Rpr-Furniture -Mtrls
Low Letter Bid Board Action
Loeffler-Green Supply Company
Rpr-ELdgs-Eqpts-Mtrls
Low
Magnolia Petroleum Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Co
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Rpr-Bldgs-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Low Letter Bid.
Mideke Supply Company
Remodeling Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Standard .Low Letter Bid Dept Select Low
Miller'Jackson Co Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg Co
Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Remodeling Cafeteria
liOW Low
Modern Materials Company Morgensen Lumber Co
Rpr-HLdg-Mtrl s Rpr-Bldg-Mtrls
Low Low
157.50 1U8.00
National Theatre Supply Co
Remodeling
Board Action
5U5.OO
Robert Nee Compaq Norman Plumbing Company
Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Letter Bid Letter Bid Low
Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma Oxygen.Company
Rpr-KLdg-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Mtrls
Low ! Bid Agreement
The Perolin Co Inc Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Plibrico Company Pottery Hut H. Lo Pray Mfg. Co Radio Supply Inc. Harry Lo Retter Electric
Rpr-Bldg-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Dept Select Lois' Dept Select Low z Standard Low Dept Select-
Rice Machinery Company Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls Rpr-Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
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Rpr“Bldgs-Mtrls
Board Action
Scovil & Sublett
Rpr-ELdgs-Mtrls
Standard Board Action
Sears & Roebuck & Co So Eo B. Paint Company
Furniture & Equipment Rpr-HLdgs-Mtrls
Low Low
75
Service Electric Supply Co
Rpr-BLdgs-Eqpt-Mtrls
Board Action
75
Severin Supply Co
Upk-Grounds“Materials
Letter Bid
92
Sherwin Williams
Rpr-Furni ture -Mtrls
Dept Select
S & H Shade Co Inc
Rpr-BLdgs-Mtrls
Low Board Action
Rpr-Bldgs=Mtrls
Board Action
Bert Smith Road Machinery Co Standard Roofing St Material Wo Bo Stark Lumber Company ■ State Agency for Surplus
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Repr-Bldgs-Mtrls Rpr-Furniture -Mtrls Rpr“Buildings-Mtrls
Dept Select Low Board Action Dept Select
Swan Air Conditioning Co Mary A Thacker ’Clerk United States Plywood Carp
Rpr-Classen~TV~Bldg Petty Cash Rem Rpr-Furniture -Mtrls
Standard Reimbursement Low
Rpr-HLdgs-Mtrls
Standard
Rpr-Furniture -Mtrls
Standard
Floyd 0 Shaw Lumber Co
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. Western Bank & Office Supply
Ao Fe Williams Furniture Co
12.60 600.00 -.
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612.60
ls21i8.O0 | :.?s 25.70 285.12 238.60 >0.00
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1956 Bond Allied Paint Store Mod-Rpr-Bldgs Baileyj, Bozalis & Associates Est #7 Prairie Queen Schl J. J. Bollinger Construction IncEst- #7 John Marshall Schl Brown Machinery Company Mod-Rpr-Bldgs Buck’s Sporting Good Inc New-Furniture-Fixture s Davidson & Case Lumber Co Mod-Rpr-Bldgs David Mo Davis Co Mod-Rpr-Bldgs
Low Board Action Board Actioxi. Dept Select Board Action Board Action Low
Denton Glass & Plastics The Dolese Company Chas Mo Dunning Construction Frederickson Tire Company
Mod-Rpr-Bldgs Ground Improvement New Buildings Grounds Improvement
Low Bid AgreementBoard Action Dept Select
General Electric Supply Co Graybar Electric Co
Mod=-Rprs“KLdgs Mod=Rprs“Bldgs •
Board Action Letter Eid
673 U99
Wo Co Hixspn Co of Okla Inc Hudginss Thompson^, Ball & Assoc Humphries Construction Co
New Furniture & Fixtures Board Action Est/7 Arch-Fees-Southeast High-./School Est#8 Nichols Hills Elementary School
96 1.^36 12 621
Low New Furniture -Equipment Est. #1. Air conditioning
8 8,500
Kilpatrick Brothers ”W» A. Landers Company
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Grounds-Improvement Ledbetter Insurance Agency Lehman Lippert Construction Co ; Est#7'Prairie Queen Schl
Standard Board Action
Modern Materials Company Morgensen Lumber Co
Grounds-Improvement New Cabinets
Low Low
Noftsger & Lawrence"
Est#7 Arch Fees-John Marshall Highschool Board Action
Harold C» Parker & Company Inc
Mod-Rpr-Bldgs
Standard
Reynolds & Morrison Architects Richards & Conover Hdw Co
Est#6 Arch-Fee“Ridgeview Mod-Rprs-HLdgs
Board Action Low
*' 2UO.99
Schwartz Construction Company Sears Roebuck & Co Floyd 0. Shaw Lbr Co .
Est#8 Kaiser Elementary New furniture-F ix ture s Mo d-Rprs-Bldgs
Board Action Schl Select Board Action
7,857.00 i 3*29 ; 1,989.70
Shefwin Williams Sihiser Construction Company Bert Smith Road Machinery -Co Geo Smith & Son Soil Industries Inc Chas MJ Suttle Construction Co Mary A. Thacker Clerk
Mod-Rprs-HLdgs Est #6 Harding Jr. High Ground-Improvement New Buildings Mod-Rpr-Installation Est #7 Southeast Highschl Petty Cash ’Rem.
Dept Select Board. Actioh’ Dept Select Board Action Low Board Action Re imbursement
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg
Est #8 Arch Fee Nichols Hills School
Wright & Selby ' •)
Arch-Fees-New-HLdgs ”
Board Agreement
The Dolese Coiripany
Fire-Damage-Repair
Bid Agreement
61.75
Flanagan Supply Co
Fire-Damage-Repair
Low
23.86
Spaeth ’Engineering Co Mary A. Thacker Clerk W’ & V Sttel Co
Fire-Damage-Repair Petty Cash Rem Fire-Damage-Repair
Low Reimbursement Standard
3.60 8.00 41&9
67.25 396.00 2,0?5.00 j^^.65
37.95
U97.79 35,k30.00 k.oU 12,393.-05 3.75 51,825.60 25.110 252.U3 10,578.71
1955 Bond
4 SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF NIAY E. V. Cox Construction Co
Est#9 Calvin Coolidge
Board Action
Conner & Pojezny Architects
Est#9 Calvin Coolidge
Board Action
Dale Smith Court Clerk
Purchase-Real-Estate
Board Action
26,16747
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Commencement exercises at N. W. Classen-rental and Central, May 27 & 28 -----------
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Municipal audj^orium labor-stage hands-rental
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396.35
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APPROVED''BI THE BOARD UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN
1956-57 GENERAL FUND
Payroll for the month of May #2217 « 2115299,999999999»o«e.9 1956-57 BUILDING Dm
Payroll for the month of May
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1956 BOND for the month of May #U6 - 50 1955 BOND for th* month of I'.ay #15 „ 16
4106.86
Item #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING MAY 31, 1957 " ONE MONTH
1956-57 GENERALFUND I I
Payrollss ■= i nr. In di ng school a dnim st rat_Lors, :Leri.cal<. ‘teachers, .9.4930,00040 service department-employees, and extra servi:es
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e persons to be listed on these payrolls have been regularly employed by the Board annuals monthly dr daily basis and payrolls are to computed on actual salaries xed by the Boardo All payrolls will be supported by! verifi*^ -----•oper authorization and approval and will be examined Iby the We recommend- that these
R. #187 Claims Approved for Payment
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $537^058.32 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. #188 Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the payrolls for the month May Payrolls of May be approved and the payrolls for Jpune be authorized as recommended. On roll call, Approved-the motion carried unanimously. June Payrolls Authorized It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve extending bids for audiR. #189 torium chairs for Classen High School from a sealed bid dated February 13, 1957? a total Purchase of of 1200 chairs from Dowlings, Inc., at a cost of $10.00 per unit plus $U5.00 for aisle Aud. Chairs lights, being a total expenditure of $12,0^5.00, the purchase to be charged to account C-U-5. Approved On roll call, the motion carried with the following vote: AYE: NAY:
Mr. Thompson, Mr. McCray, Mr. Bennett
Mr. Wright
R. #190 Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the bid of Morgensen Bids Accepted Lumber Company in the amou.jnt of $U,7^1.00, and the bid of Kilpatrick Lumber Company in the amount of $R,200.80, total $8,9^1.80, for one lot of lumber for all schools, the purchase on Lumber to be charged to the Building Levy Account ’#^37? and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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A Financial Statement as of April 30? 1957 from the Food Service Department was submitted and a copy ordered to be placed on file.
Food Service Fin. Statemeni
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett Ito accept the bid of Capitol Stage and Equipment Company in the amount of $4,983-00 and the Oklahoma City Scenic Company in the amount of $9,543-37 for stage curtains for John Marshall, U. S. Grant, and Southeast high schools, the total purchase in the amount of $14,526.37 "to be charged to the accounts as follows:
R. #191 Bids Accepted on Stage Curtains
- - AccountBuilding Levy #444 - - - $4,983-00 - - AccountBuilding Levy #445 - - - 5 >287-52 - -AccountBuilding Levy #447 - - - 4,255-86 $14,526.37 all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." John Marshall U. S. Grant - Southeast - - -
The motion
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids from the following firms in the total amount of $49,922.29, for one lot of standard custodial supplies such as wax, scrub soap, brooms, buffing machines, paper goods, and hardware items, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #192 Bids Accepted on Custodial Supplies
Amounts Awarded to Each Company:
Miller Norris Company, Inc. Sanitary Equipment Company Richard & Conover Hardware Company Knight Supply Company H. B. Meyer & Son Gil-Mor Chemical Company Clarence Tackett Company, Inc. S E B Paint Company Morrison Wholesale Company Robinson Janitor Supply Company Mideke Supply Company
39.60 ..14,055-84 1,771-93 1,115.88 264.96 5,454.00 94.08 7,693.00 12,265.68 49.98 7,117-34 TOTAL--- $49,922.29'
All bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
The motion
R. #193 Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to give authority to purchase from Dulaney's a total(^6 fifty RCA T-V sets, Model #21T7355 at a unit cost of $148.00 Approval to each, the purchase, in the total amount of $7,400.00, to be paid for by the Ford Foundation Purchase T-V's and sales to schools. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #194 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept bids from the following firms in the total amount of $3,018.66 for one lot of paint and brushes for use by the cus- Bids Accepted tidal division of all schools: on Paint and Brushes Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company $ 392-76 East Side Lumber Company S E B Paint Company Standard Paint Works, Inc. Allied Paint Store
72.80 138.60 2,408-50 6.00 TOTAL--- $3,018.66
all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids (next page.). The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
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MEETING OF JUNE 3, 1957 - CONT'D R. #191+ Continued Notice for Bids
R. #195 Bids Accepted on Trucks
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve accepting the bid of Clark Dodge Truck Company on two stake body type trucks, $2,025-00 each - total $1+,050.00, and accepting the bid of General Truck Company on three package delivery trucks at $2,639-75 each 4 total $7,919-25, these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.
Notice for bids is attached along with other items under Resolution #190, Item #3, b eing for trucks.
R. #196 Blue Print Agreement Approved
Motion was made the Board enter blue prints and June 30, 1958-
NOTE:
R. #197 Bids Accepted on Plumbing Supplies
by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommendation that into an agreement with the Riley Production Company, Inc., for supplying direct print for all schools, beginning July 1, 1957 and continuing through The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
On the above, five companies presented bids that were identical. Since all bids were equal and all bidders reliable, a drawing of names for the successful bidder was held in the office of the Director of Purchasing on June 3, 1957- The Riley Production Company, Inc.. name was drawn as a result of the drawing.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve accepting bids of the following firms for one lot of plumbing supplies such as pipe and fittings, on low bid basis, in the total amount of $7,009-22, to be charged to the Building Levy Account #U39:
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Mideke Supply Company Crane Company Norman Plumbing Company U. S. Supply Company Loeffler Green Supply Company Bell Supply Company
I+89.IO 723-27 1+,178-91 811.89 11+2.55 658.00 TOTAL--- -$7,009.22 $
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #198 Bids Accepted on Instructional Suppl.
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to accept bids of the following firms in the total amount of $72,101+.73, for the furnishing of standard storeroom instructional supplies for all schools, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
Dowlings, Inc. Thompson Book & Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company Oklahoma Seating Company A & E Equipment Company City Office Supply Company, Inc. Graham Paper Company House of Wren Oklahoma Paper Company Bill Doyle Office Supply Company Western Envelope Mfg. Company Branham's, Inc. Iddings Paint Col-, Inc. Kee Lox Mfg. Company
TOTAL ---
$ 1+, 677- 92 5,258.11+ 17,712.31 17,1+97.62 2,008.80 896.I+O 10,191.30 2,166.21+ 2,315.5^ 3,1+83.00 309-60 2,1+11.91+ 2,865.92 310.00 $72,101+.73
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." (Notice for Bids is attached at top of next pages)
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R. #198 Cont 'c Notice for Bic
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| It was moved, by Mr. McCray and. seconded, by Mr. Bennett to approve claim of Charles H. | Douglas, Jr., in the amount of $62.50, for helping with television program after school hours, rate $2.50 per hour - $ime for April and. May 25 hours, or a total of $62.50, and to authorize the Clerk toTmake payment of the claim. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #199 Claim for T-V Service Appr.
BUILDINGS
Information to the Board: It was reported that June 20, 1957., ^+:30 p. m. , has been set for receiving and opening bids on the following projects:
Date for Bids
(a) Parking at Southeast High School, John Rea, Jr., Engineer; (b)
Parking areas at nine schools, Board Engineering Department.
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve accepting the low bid of A. C. Commander, Oklahoma City, to construct the following: (a) Addition to John Marshall Cafeteria ---------- $ 59A85.OO (b) Alterations to gym at John Marshall - -- -- -- -- 58A2O.OO (c) Patio and sidewalks at Marshall -----------3,970.00 TOTAL..... $121,875-00
R. #200 Contract Awarded on Marshall Add.
Plans and specifications prepared by Noftsger & Lawrence, Architects. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve acceptance of the low bid in the amount of $6,393-00 of Alliance Electric Company, Oklahoma City, to modernize the electrical facilities at Sequoyah School, plans and specifications having been prepared by L. B. Perkins, Electrical Engineer. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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R. #201 Bid Accepted for Elec. Wor] Sequoyah
R. #202 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve accepting the low bid of the Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company in the amount of $25,851.00 to do the renovation Bid Accepted and extra new construction work at Classen High SchoolrAuditorium, in connection with elec- for Elec. Worl trical facilities, plans and specifications having been prepared by L. B. Perkins, Electrica LClassen High Engineer, the break down being as follows:
Renovate fire portion
New:
$19,653.00
Cove light in auditorium ---------2,623-00 Aisle lighting --------------1,012.00 Added rooms ----------------1,653*00 Increased speaker lay-out ---------910.00 TOTAL---$25,851700
The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
R. #203 Adjournment
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MEETING OF JUNE 12, 1957 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA CITY MET IN SPECIAL SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1957 AT 5:00 P.M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager.
Dr. Barnes gave the invocation.
Invocation
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve moving annex buildings from Kaiser School to Madison School as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #204 Moving Annex, Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the letters, as follows, from A. C. Commander of Commander Construction Company be incorporated in the minutes of this meeting:
R. #205 Approval to Incorporate Letters of A. C. Commai der in Minut,
"June 5, 1957 U?
Board of Education Oklahoma City Oklahoma
Re: Addition to Cafeteria and Alterations to Gym John Marshall Jr.-Sr. High School
Gentlemen: "When I visited the site on May 23, 1957 prior to the bid date, access was open to both the north and south sides of the Cafeteria Addition. Today site access on the south to the Cafeteria Addition has been denied me due to a previous contract for work at the site. It is obvious that my proposal is based on access from both sides and it is also obvious 'that lack of south access will penalize me financially due to additional demolition, patching and loss of efficiency.
"Let me assure you that I have no intention of withdrawing my proposal but do sincerely feel that a hardship has.been imposed and would appreciate your consideration for additional compensation.
Very truly yours, (Signed) A. C. Commander A. C. Commander"
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"June 11, 1957 "Board of Education Oklahoma City Oklahoma
Re:
Addition to Cafeteria and Alterations to Gym John Marshall Jr.-Sr. High School
Gentlemen:
"I wish to rescind the note which appeared on my bid proposal as follows: 'This proposal based on site access as of 5/23/57 to Cafeteria Addition for supplying and removing materials to same.' "I also wish to rescind my letter to the Board dated June 5, 1957 requesting additional compensation due to the lack of access on the south side. "I request that the contract for the above work be awarded me on my straight bid price of $121,875*00, still reserving all rights that I may have under provisions of the specifications. "I offer my apologies to all concerned for confusing the issue.
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(Signed)
Very truly yours, A. C. Commander"
MEETING OF JUNE 12, I957 - CONT'D 1>
R. #205 Continued Consideration of Change Order, Kaiser School Deferred
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Action on change order of Schwartz Construction Company relative to Franklin Kaiser School was deferred for further consideration, until a later meeting; amount of change order was $9^7-00 deduction from the contract price.
Information to the Board: 1957> has notified the central Difficulty ini It was reported that the Wynn Construction, as of June Obtaining Stepl office that they were having difficulty in obtaining steel delivery for renovation at for Central Central High School. Hi Project
R. #206 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.
Presidi
MEETING OF JUNE 20, 1957
THE BOARD .OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1957 AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett, Vice President C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton
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Jim Wright, President Otto F. Thompson
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Others present : Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and Mr. M. J. I Burr, Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; L. V. | Ballard, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Gladys McDonalds, Robert Shultz, Gene Stinebeck, - Directors; representative of the press; visitors from \ Lakeside School. j
The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids on the following building projects were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation below, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: (a)
(4)
R. #207 Bids opened on Building Projects: Paving at Southeast High School, plans and specifications prepared by John Rea, Jr.Southeast Site Improvement, Paved parking areas at Buchanan, Madison, Nichols Hills, Jackson, J. <Qavis, Parking Areas Johnson, Westwood, Classen, and Culbertson schools, plans and specifications pre- kt 9 Schools
TABULATION OF BIDS Southeast Site Improvement
CONTRACTOR
BASE BID
Metropolitan Paving Co. $51,475 Acme Construction Co. 47,560 49,597.60 Atlas Paving Co. Connelly Construction Co . 45,460
Paved Parking Areas Nine Schools
Alt. #1 Alt. #2 Asphaltic Light #4 CONTRACTOR Concrete (Addition)
44,100 44,350 45,770.30 40,870
1,500 1,140 1,150 1,095
Atlas Pav. Connelly Security Swatek
Portland Cement
Asphaltic Concrete
$62,009 59,018 71,985.92 64,562
$62,702 59,815 46,986.59 67,870
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the foregoing bids on site improvement at Southeast and paved parking areas at nine schools be referred to the central office staff for further consideration, consultation, and later report to the Board. The motion carried.
R. #208 Bids Referred to Central Office Staff
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following recommendations :
(1) That the Board enter into an agreement with the low bidder, Dolese Company, for the furnishing of all ready-mixed concrete, crushed lime, hydrated lime, very fat lime, gauging plaster, and moulding plaster as may be used by this system from July 1, 1957 through December 31, 1957> (2) That the Board enter into an agreement with the low bidder, Davidson and Case, for the furnishing of all portland cement, plaster fibred, and masonry cement, as used by this system from July 1, 1957 through December 31, 1957• (3) That the Board enter into an agreement with the low bidder, Sand Products Company, Inc., for the furnishing of class "A" state-washed and graded sand and standard washed sand, as used by this system from July 1, 1957 through December 31? 1957•
these bids and others having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids (See next page.) On roll call,the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #209 Agreements Approved for Materials Concrete Cement
Sand
MEETING OF JUNE 20, 1957 - CONT'D R. #209 ContinuedNotice for Bids
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R. #210 Bid Accepted on Sheet Metal
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept the low bid of.Robberson Steel Company in the amount of $1,853*9^, one l°t °f sheet metal for all vocational shops, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 Vocational Account as soon as funds are available in this account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #211 Paint Supplies Bids Accepted
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept bids of the following firms for accessory supplies for painting, such as drop cloths, putty knives, caulking guns, and paint brushes, in the total amount of $1,979*10, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #437, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice forBids: (item (2)) AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Sherwin Williams Company Cook Paint & Varnish Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company ' j. Mid-America, Inc. Richards & Conover Hardware '■ Total - -
$
71*40 21.60 750*30 75&-OO 379*80 $1,979.10
On roll.call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #212 Bids Accepted on Phy, Ed. Equipment
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept bids of the following firms on one lot of Physical Education equipment such as wrestling mats, tumbling mats, plastic mat covers, basketball back boards, and hurdles for all schools, in the total . amount of $8,340.00, to be charged to the Building Levy Account #463; Notice for Bids being attached in minutes of May 16, 1957, item (b) of R. #162, along with other items:
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
$5,838.00 1,485.00 1,017.00 $ 8,340.00
Clements Sporting Goods W. C. Hixs on C ompany of Oklahoma Track & Field of Slippy Rock w Total The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
** #213 Agreement for Jxygen, Acetylene Appr.
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve entering into an agreement with the Oklahoma Oxygen Company for the furnishing of all oxygen and acetylene for al] vocational and maintenance shops in the schools, the agreement to be effective from July 1, 1957 through June 30, 1958, their bid being over-all low, oxygen $1,05 per hundred cubic feet, and acetylene $2.62 per hundred cubic feet; all bids having been received in response to the Notice for Bids attached above under R. #211, item (1). On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
L #214 Bids Accepted on Graphic krts, Printing, Etc.
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that bids of the following firms be accepted on basis of low bid or specifications, for graphic arts, printing, and photography supplies for all vocational classes at Central, U. S. Grant, Douglass, Southeast, and John Marshall High Schools, in the total amount of $1,705*44, to be charged to the 1-3 Vocational Account as soon as funds become available: (See next page.)
Amounts Awarded to Each Company: Robert W. Grubbe Company Western Newspaper Union Elko Photo Products #5
$
619.25 223.40 118.59
Dee's Photo Supply Co. $256 .96 487 .24 Pipkin Photo Service $1,70#7W Total
MEETING OF JUNE 20, 1957 - CONT'D I
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R. #214 Cont'
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following claims and authorize issuing warrants in payment of same:
Esther Larson - Honorarium for instruction Workshop, June 3-14, 1957 Esther Larson C. Wo Hunnicutt
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Johnnye V. Cox
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onor June ~3-|.4p Honor ar iuml’f traction Workshop $650o00 plus $!75o95 travel expenses
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~ Honorarium for instruction Workshop $750.00 plus $240ol3 travel expenses-
Harry B. Spencer - Honorarium for Instruction Workshop $750.00 plus$!92.46 travel expenses
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Jo Po Causey
- Honorarium for instruction Workshop $750o00 plus $ 75.01 travel expenses
Stephen Romine
- Honorarium for Instruction Workshops $750.00 plus $92.00 travel expenses
Duane Weinert
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R. #215 Claims for Honorariums Approved
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Honorarium for Summer Instructional Workshop - June 3-21t 1957 \
1.00 o 00
Honorar iurn for Summer Instructional Workshop - June 3-21s 1957
200.00
Kathleen Osborn - Honorarium for Summer 1nstruct iona1 Workshop - June 3-2Ip 1957
100.00
Ramah D® Miller - Honorarium for Summer 8 nstructiona! Workshop - June 3-2 Ip 1957
100.00
Dorothy Deardorff - Honorarii m for Summer Instructional Workshop - June 3-21B 1957
100.00
Grace Moore
- Honorarium for Summer Instructional Worlfchop - June 3-2 Ip 1957
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Henry Etta Ellis - Honorarium for Summer Instructional. Workshop - June 3-2Ip 1957..
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
BUILDINGS Motion to approve the following described change order No. 2 on Franklin Kaiser School addition, Schwartz Construction Company, Contractors, was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried unanimously on roll call:
1.
Omit all exterior grading and topsoil fill, except fill necessary to install classroom entry slabs, deducting from the contract price - - $
2.
Omit all concrete walks, except 64 sq. ft. west entry and reinforcing mesh, deducting from the contract price T-^T---------332.64 Total deduction $1,032.57
699.93
R. #216 Change Order No. 2, Kaiser School Approved
MEETING OF JUNE 20, 1957 - CONT'D
R* #217 Change Order Girls' Gym, Central High
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that action on change order regarding the floor of the girls' gym at Central High School be deferred, but that approval of the recommended change order in the boiler room adding $513*79 to the contract price of Wynn Construction Company be given. .. motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #218 Change Ord. #1 Classen T-V Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve Change Order No. 1 on the Classen T-V Studio, J. J. Bollinger Construction Company, Contractor, adding $3,879*96 to the contract price for making changes in the storm and sanitary sewer system. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
I- #219 Approval to Join in Petition to Vacate Street
On recommendation of the Attorney, Mrs. Melton moved that the District join in the petition in District Court to vacate the street north of Block 2, Belle Isle Lake Addition to Oklahoma City. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
Information to Board Regarding Steel for Central Project
It was reported that the Wynn Construction Company has furnished further information regarding the difficulty in obtaining steel for renovation at Central. Mr. Foutz read a portion of this information and the letter was ordered to be placed on file.
Petition from A group of four patrons from the Lakeside School, of which Mrs. Lloyd Skinner was spokesman, Lakeside Dele- presented a petition to the Board for the continuance of that school, and the group discussed it with the Board. The petition was ordered to be placed on file. *ÂťT gation R. #220 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 BCARD ADJOURNED.
MEETING OF JUNE 27, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE H BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1957 AT U:3O P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton ABSENT:
Otto F. Thompson
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Deputy superintendent; Mr. M/ J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Messrs. L. V. Ballard, H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Henry??Forth, A. H. Higdon, Charles Harville, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; Mr. Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press.
The invocation was given by Mr. McCray.
,Invpcation t ■*-" •—
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the following resolutions of appreciation for deceased personnel were approved: RESOLUTION
R. #221 Resolutions 0: Appreication Approved
IN APPRECIATION OF MR. D. L. PENDLETON The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. D. L. Pendleton on May 28, 1957-
Mr. Pendleton joined the Oklahoma City School System as floorman at Inman Page School in December 19^3• In 195^, he was transferred to Creston Hills School as Head Custodian. In this capacity he served faithfully, conscientiously, and competently. His personality and services will be greatly missed. 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 for Mr. Pendleton's years of faithful and efficient service, and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF MR. GORDON C. MURRAY The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Gordon C. Murray on May 6, 1957-
Mr. Murray joined the Oklahoma City School System as floorman at Classen High School, September 195^* In this capacity he performed his duties faithfully, conscientiously, and competently until he became ill in March and was unable to return and assume his duties. 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. Murray's faithful and efficient service and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the establishing of a separate fund in the Treasurer's office for the Ford Foundation Program, the fund to be called "Ford Foundation Program, Oklahoma City Public Schools." The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #222 New Fund for Ford FoundatL Established
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett that temporary approval be given to the 1957-58 operating budget, General Fund, for the Oklahoma City Public Schools, in the amount of $12,353,730? and $880,000 5-mi 11 Levy Fund for maintenance services. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #223 Temporary Approval of 1997-98 Budge-
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve discontinuing Whittier, Lakeside, Bannaker, and Woodson schools, beginning July 1, 19577 The motion carried unani-
R. #22k Approval to Discontinue Schools
mously on roll call.
MEETING OF JUNE 27, 1957 - CONT'D R. #225 Change in Term of ConTracts, Voc. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve changing 12-months vocational teacher contracts to 10-months contracts, beginning July 1, 1957* On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following recommendations :
R. #226 . Approval to Accept Bids on Offset Presses
(1) To purchase one model #2412 Davidson offset press for the Central High School print shop from Davison Sales and Service Company as per their letter bld, in the amount of $1,635,
the purchase to be charged to the C-2 account;
(2) To purchase one new Harris Model #120, 14 x 20 single color offset press for Capitol' Hill Senior High School from Harris-Seybold Company as per their letter bid, in the total amount of $9,062, the purchase to be charged to the C-2 account, tabulation of bids being as follows:
BRAND
PRICE
COMPANY
$7,572.88 9,062.00
Western Newspaper Union Harris-Seybold Company
Parisolith Rocket 22" Harris Model $12Q
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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #227 Bids Accepted on Vocational Sup. & Equip, j
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting bids from the following firms on one lot of standard vocational supplies and equipment for^ll vocational shops, in the total amount of $4,563-27, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account in the amount of $3,427-75 as soon as funds are available, and to the g-2 account in the amount of $1,135*52:
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Richard & Conover Automotive Inc. of Oklahoma J. C. Hamilton Kilpatrick Bros. Sharp Auto Supply Company Brodhead Garrett Company
$2,441.15 1,271.21 83.93 366.35 91.OU 16.17 97.58 195.81+ TOTAL--- —- $4,563.27
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #228 Bids Accepted on Pianos
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to accept bids on pianos for John Marshall, U. S. Grant, Southeast, Classen and nine elementary schools from the bidders shown underlined in the tabulation below, in the total amount of $20,432.00, the purchase (Notice for Bids is attached.) to be charged to the C-2 account: r;
‘iisr 1R VIC 'S E.VUDD receive a by the Be? “ the Citv of Oklalio om at’ tnc ulfud, of ui the mu 5WreLfor vjuue st KleinS in - -1 olUlinbni Purchasing, 900 N. O t'itx, Oklahoma ill * *.<• ‘ ’I" 'till., Pianos, Grand 7', complete with bench: C.s.T., IS ednesilav, JunoFfO, fur the following. ,(I) , - - machines'‘for Valousjjj Bu-’xne'SOklahoma Cuv nubl c S'hoofs,+f ' COMPANY UNIT PRICE EXTENSION BRAND NAME AND NUMBER drj2) Pianus I?" John Alaishnll, (r S. Giant, and Sjuthcist lunioi’-Senior High Schools., Oklahoma City, I Oklahoma r ' 'j g $2,398.00 Coppock Music Co. Wurlitzer Ebony 770 Model At 10,00 AM or Boon'.thcieafter of the same da>, a publu openingjof 'ill 2,685.00 Woodmansee-Abbott Baldwin bi<ls renened la the Boaid of Education wui be hr Id m the rf'i'O bf ths Baldwin 2,300.00 B.iectoi .01 Puich-iMnir, 900 N iKlcm Oklahoma C>tx,'Oklahoma AnJ b.dS leieived after 10 00 Alt on opening date of blds will bo returned to biddeis' Pianos, Grand 5'2", complete with bench: unopened 1 • 8 All blns shall be in-«tilct confpl mltig with the speciiKations ana ln-tritrtron t to bidders and fch ill' be submitted oi® 1,249.00 Wurlitzer Ebony Model 258-5' the Coppock Music Co. picpaied piopostl blanks, Trbposal blanks, mctiu lions tp bnlHeil anil spoGulbransen 720 6' 1,385.00 Chesnut's Music Co rrfirations max be serafqjl it the of< fae of the Dnector of rmcliasiife,* Pui cTi «un‘g,> 900J 900 Plaza Court Music Co. 1,5^4.00 Kimball Style "G" 5' ?" N Klein, Oklal h.JOHnhcfin'i On the . business meqlnne^, >1 fc’ateg Woodmansee-Abbott 1,750.00 Baldwin brand name on which bulbs made, and on the pianos, state brand nsmp and model on whirh bid is mode j • | Bidder should retain a djiplicata'copy Pianos, Studio Console, complete with bench: of hfs bid as oilginal will riot Be ies turned 4 r . < i On the business machines^ quqte,all 'prices deliveiud J o b to schools or 483.00 Coppock Music Co. Wurlitzer Model 2912 iwaiohouse as designated'.on’pugclia^e lotilcr to sunc'-lul 1ml In . r A'" 485.00 Capps Music Co. Kohler 85 Campbell Studio On the pianos, quote .ill'iprices'.aleliv-? eied to either s bools oi 1, ai ehehl-e t is 490.20 Gulbransen 3852 Chesnut's Music Co. d signated _oh re lui-ation to sucilssfitl 1+95-00 Kimball Style 18 Studio Plaza Court Music Co. The BoarcUof. FdtmationfcresqA-esSflie, right' io/r^^tmdgF * Gulbransen 4504 Chesnut's Music Co. 529.25 tefminate'itfiB'o‘'?™™
TABULATION
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535-00
Baldwin
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*This price of $2,300.00 is after an allowance of $385.00 for a damaged piano.,
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
MEETING OF JUNE 27, 1957 - CONT'D
It was moved, by Mr. McCray and. seconded, by Mr. Bennett to accept the low bid of Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation in the amount of $39,292.00, for one lot of fencing and erection supplies, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Fund, account #462, other bids received being on file in the Purchasing Office and having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #229 Bid Accepted on Fencing & Erection Sup.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept the low bids of the following firms ih the total amount of $22,024.04 for one lot of standard kitchen equipment for John Marshall and Edwards schools, the purchase to be charged to the following accounts:
John Marshall Edwards
Bpilding Levy #444 Building Levy #444A
$12,213.58
R. #230 Bids Accepted on Kitchen Equipment
9,8jo .46
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
McKesson-Robbins Commercial Equipment Company Gardner Hotel Supply The Jones Company
TOTAL ---
12,658.54 3,037-00 4,827.00 1,501.50 $22,024.04
All bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
On roll call,
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting bids of the following firms for one lot of lumber for all schools, the administration building, and all vocational shops, in the total amount of $9,923-76, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows:
R- #231
Bids Accepted on Lumber
Administration Building - Bond Account #843H $716,02 Vocational Shops -v- - - 1-3 Vocational - - - 6,921.40 All schools ------ -Bond Account #833 - - 2,286.34 $9,923.76
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Kilpatrick Lumber Company United States Plywood Corporation E. S. Billington Lumber Company Austin Lumber Company
276.98 439-04 3,837-74 5,370.00 TOTAL -.... $9,923.76
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve accepting bids of the following bidders in the total amount of $3,581.50, for one lot of standard vocational electrical supplies and equipment, to be charged to accounts as follows:
1-3 Vocational Account C-2 Account Building Levy #439 Account (List of successful
bidders next page.)
1,202.07 81.39 2,298.04 $3,581.50
R. #232 Bid Accepted on Vocational Elec. Supplie;
MEETING OF JUNE 27, 1957 ~ CONT'D R. #232 Continued
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
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R. #233 Bids Accepted on Furniture
Westinghouse Electric Company Cook Electric Company Electric Supply Company of Oklahoma John H. Cole Company Radio Supply Company Miller Jackson Star Electric Supply Company Emsco Electric Supply Company Hunzicker Bros. GRAND TOTAL --- -
$1,803.76 92.93 14.11 5^2.33 .60 12.84 709.00 11.10 39^.83 $3,581.50
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting
"Aye
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting bids of the following firms in the total amount of $88,975-00 for one lot of standard classroom and office furniture, to be charged to accounts as follows: John Marshall standard classroom furniture for science areas
BL 444
$3,358.50
Harding standard classroom furniture for science areas
BL 446
1,728.50
U. S. Grant chairs for band and orchestra areas
BL 445
1,386.00
Southeast chairs for band and orchestra areas
BL 447
1,386.00
Standard office furniture
C-l
2,650.55
Standard classroom furniture
BL 463
78,465.45
TOTAL --- $88,975.00
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: 4,990.25 10,206.76 41,348.50 6,930.00 21,073.75 3,915.80 510.00 $88,975.00 GRAND TOTAL.... All "bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
Boren-Malone Company Oklahoma Seating Company Thompson Book & Supply Company A. F. Williams Furniture Company Dowlings, Inc. City Office Supply Company Branham's, Inc
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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #234 Bid Accepted on Shelving & Cabinets
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the bid of Oklahoma Seating Company on one lot of storeroom shelving and cabinets for work areas at Marshall and Harding schools be accepted, their bid totaling $7,147•00, and to be charged to accounts as follows:
John Marshall - - - Building Levy #444 - - - $3,021.00 Harding ----- -Building Levy #446 - - - 4,126.00 TOTAL $7,1^7.00 this bid and others having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
MEETING OF JUNE 27, 1957 - CONT-D
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the bid of $11,968.00 by Olen Williams Sales Company on portable bleachers for the gymnasium at John Marshall School be accepted, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy account #UU^-,this bid and one other by Dowlings having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R- #235 Bid Accepted on Bleachers
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to accept bids of the following firms on one lot of electrical supplies and equipment for Douglass Stadium and Capitol Hill Senior High School, in the total amount of $1,5*4-3-22, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows:
R. #236 . Bids Accepted on Electrical Sup. & Equip.
Douglass Stadium ------ -Bond 808B --------$ Capitol Hill Senior High School - Building Levy #U39 - -
9X2-63 630.59
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Hunzicker Bros. Emsco Electric Company Star Electric Company Westinghouse Electric Company Electric Supply of Oklahoma
397-71 33-93 6*4-6.50 *1-6.20 *4-18.80 TOTAL -- $1,5^3-22 these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by M?. Bennett that one lot of standard maintenance supplies such as lumber, floor sanding paper, floor tile, stair treads, and wood preservatives be purchased from the bidders listed below in the total amount of $6,977-50, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Fund, account #U37, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Kilpatrick Bros. International Paper Company (Long Bell Div.) Hart Industrial Supply Company Miller Floor Company TOTAL
$3,001.12 252.88 701.25 3,022.25 —-$6,977.50
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #237 Bids Accepted on Maintenanc Supplies
MEETING OF JUNE 27, 1957 - CONT'D
R. #238 Bid Accepted on Band Sec. & Choral Risers
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded By Mr. McCray that one portable band section : for all schools and three standing choral risers, one each for Marshall, Grant, and Southeast, be purchased from Dowlings, Inc., in the total amount of $3,976.30> the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
John Marshall - - Building Levy - - - $ A9I.IO U. S. Grant - - - Bjuilding Levy #UU5 - - U9I.IO Southeast - - - - Building Levy - - U91-10 All Schools - Building Levy #U&3 - - - 2,503 »00 .. . $3,976.30
The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #239 Bid Accepted on Stage Curtains
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the Board's considering the purchase of stage curtains for Arthur, Coolidge, Nichols Hills, Prairie Queen, Ridgeview. Tyler, and Willard schools, prior to this meeting from information to be presented at the meeting; and to approve the recommendation submitted at the meeting that one lot of window drapes and stage curtains be purchased for the above schools from the low bidder, Southwestern Studios, in the total amount of $|l,228.27, to beccharged to the Building Levy account 7^463, all blds having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #2U0 Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray that one lot of typewriters be Bid Accepted purchased for all elementary schools from the Undearwood Corporation, in the total amount on Typewriters of $6,U18.OO, the purchase to be charged to the C-2 account, this and 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." *
’*This bid is for 77 typewriters @ $170.00, total $13,090 with an allowance for old machines of $6,67?>99; leaving a balance of $6,U18.OO.
R. #2U1 Bid Accepted on Library Equipment
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation that one lot of library equipment be purchased for Central and Harding schools from the low bidder, Oklahoma Seating Company, in the total amount of $13,3^-5•66, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
Harding - - - Building Levy - - - $ 7,536.19 Central - - - Building Levy #U63 - - - 5,809-^7 $13,3^5.66
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." (Notice for Bids is attached at top of next page.)
213 MEETING OF JUNE 77, 195T - COST'D
Information to the Board: (1)
It was reported that the responsible Central Office staff have given final acceptance to the 10-room addition to Kaiser Elementary School on June 20, 1957* The contractor did an excellent job of construction;
Addition, Kaiser Approved
(2)
It was reported that ÂŁuly 25, 1957, 4:30 p. m., has been set as the date to call in bids on Central High electrical facilities.
Date for Bids
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve contract of'Harold Gouge d/b/a Security Construction Company for the low base bid of $46,986.59 "to pave with asphaltic concrete parking facilities at Buchanan, James Madison, Nichols Hills, Jackson, J. Davis, Andrew Johnson, Westwood, Classen, and Culbertson schools, with the understanding that authority to work on the Classen project shall be withheld until the Board approves the Epworth Methodist Church contract, and if an agreement is not reached on the contract, $5,698-52 shall be deducted from the base bid of $46,986.59* On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Mr. Bennett moved approval of contract with A. F. Connelly and J. F. Connelly, d/b/a Connelly Construction Company, to construct the parking at Southeast High School, whose bid was low and is as follows:
' $40,870.00 - asphaltic concrete, base bid, Alternate #1 1,095.00 - install light $41,965.00 plans and specifications having been drawn by John Rea, Jr., Engineer. seconded by Mrs. Melton. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #242 Contract Awarded on Paving Projects
R. #243 Bid Accepted on Paving at Southeast
The motion was
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation to raze the following wooden annexes: (1) Located at Carey School site; (2) Located on Jefferson Davis School site
R. #244 Approval to Raze Annexes
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. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved the
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R. #245 Adjournment
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA: CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, JULY 1, 1957 AT
U:3O P. M.
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
Jim Wright,,President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President C. B. McCray, Member Nellie R, Melton Otto F. Thompson
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; L. V. Ballard, Dr. T. H. Broad, H. B. Buchanan, Mrs. Floy Camphell, Henry Foth, Howard Brown, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Gladys McDonald, Gilbert Robinson, Gene Stinebeck, and W. H. Taylor - Directors; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; members of the press and T-V Stations; Visitors. The invocation was given by Mr. Leland Neely, a visitor at the meeting.
Invocation
The President recognized visitors present in honor of the new Superintendent, Dr. Barnes. Representatives of civic organizations, professional groups, and the State Department were pressent as visitors, along with othersindividuals.
Recognition of Guests
Mr. McCray gave a brief but interesting review of the past history of the Oklahoma City public schools.
Mr. McCray Reviews Past
Mr. Bennett discussed the present status of the schools, giving figures to show the enormous number of people involved in the Oklahoma City public schools, and the territory covered by school buildings and school sites.
Mr. Bennett Presents Present Stati of Schools
Mr. Wright discussed the future of the Oklahoma City schools, with estimated increase in enrollments and in needs for schools, and gave a warm welcome from the Board and the school system to the new Superintendent, Dr. Melvin W. Barnes. Dr. Barnes expressed his appreciation for the welcome and his hope for the future of the schools. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of June 3, 1957? June 12, 1957, and June 20, 1957 were approved as read.
Mr. Wright Discusses Future, and Welcomes the New Supt. R. #2^6 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his report for the month of June.
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that appropriation accounts had been wound up satisfactorily, and that the Annual Report is being prepared for approval of the Excise Board.
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the foregoing reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor were approved as presented. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Treasurer's Report Rec'd Auditor's 'Report R. #2k7 Reports Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the 1957-58 operating budgett, General Fund, for the Oklahoma City Public Schools, in the amount of $12,353,730; also, $88O,OCO5-niill levy fund for maintenance services. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #21+8 1957-58 Budge Approved
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve resolution employing the following persons for the school year 1957-58 at the salaries indicated, and that the District enter into a teacher's contract with each thereof on the printed form submitted to and approved by the Board, and that the same be executed by Mr. Gilbert L. Robinson, Director of Personnel, on behalf of the District; also, that thg following non-certified people be employed on a month-to-month basis at the rate of yearly salary set out below:
R. #2U9 Employment oi Personnel foi 1957-58 Approved
(See list of personnel beginning next page.)
MEETING OF JULY 1. 1957 - CONT’D
<Barnes, Melvin W. Dallas, Mrs. Inez S. ✓Saner, Mrs. Katherine /Thacker, Mary A.
$17,000.00 3,040.00 k,600.00 3,800.00
Superintendent . Educational Secretary Administrative Assistant Clerk of the Board
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/Green, George H. C. <Lybrand, W. A. ^Prftgmore, Baker & Company
Treasurer Attorney Auditors
5,000.00 6,500.00 7,750.00
Director of Personnel Application Clerk Clerk Personnel Assistant Director, Public Relations Contract Clerk PBX Operator Clerk Clerk Assistant Director of Personnel Clerk Secretary, Public Relations
9,100.00 2,880.00 2,580.00 3,620.00 6,600.00 2,500.00 2,560.00 2,380.00 2,220.00 5,700.002,500.00 2,800.00
DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL
•''Robinson, Gilbert L. /Argo, Mrs. Sybil :Baker, Mrs. Helen ypuyroughs, Mrs. Betty ✓Campbell, Mrs. Floy JGeprge, Mrs. Emma Kitson, Mrs. Marie Nibholl, Margaret Palmer, Bethene Shultz, Robert Sjiarks, Jo j Wilson, Mrs. Edna L.
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/Burr, Merle J. Carmichael, Mrs. Josephine haffin, Mrs. Opal ley, Charles gge, Mrs. Anna on, Nancy Alex H. , Dorothy L. s, J. M., Jr. ?H?acl e, BettyNeese, John .■ Jwberry, Francis 1 Smith, Mrs. Yolonda Walker,, Judith 3
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Assistant Superintendent Clerk Secretary IBM Operator (Apprentice) Secretary K^r Punch Operator Director of Research Key Punch Operator Tab Operator Key Punch Operator IBM Supervisor Supervisor, Census and Attendance Secretary IBM Clerk (Apprentice) (9 Mos.)
9,800.00 2,lH0.00 2,880.00, 2,U00.00’ 2,860.00 2,614-0.00 8,100.00 I’ 2,7^0.00 3,600.00 2,560.00 5,500.00 5,700.00 h 3,100.00 ti 5UO.OOJ
Director of Curriculum Supervisor, Elemantary Education Secretary Supervisor, Secondary Education Supervisor of Art Secretary Director, Inverness Boyd Institute Supervisor, Secondary Music Secretary Director of‘ Safety Education Supervisor, Elementary Education Boyd Institute Assistant, Inverness : Supervisor, Secondary Education Supervisor, Elementary Education Director, Elementary Education Supervisor, Elementary Music Secretary Supervisor, Elementary Education Director of Secondary Education Secretary Secretary
9,300.00 5,800/00 . 3,000.00 6,700.00 s 6,900.00 2,680.00 5,300.00 6,800.00 3,285.00 7,300.00 6,900.00 5,100.00 7,000.00 6,300.00 8,T00.00 6,300.00 vi 2,680.00 6,900.00 8,500.00 2,380.00 / 3,ioo.oc|
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s^jT. Harry Mrs. Thelma tt, Mrs. Margaret , Howard E. ''^✓Clfe'&wick, Grace Mrs. Betty EOl, Mrs. Anna ^F<^l , Henry S SFu'qua, Mrs. Gertrude /QijE’j^land, Lonnie ^Haynes, Mrs. Vivien '7 Heffner, Mrs. Daisybee -^jjones, Mrs. Helen M. ■^‘✓Lo^ejoy, Delia » ;;^Ms2dhald, Mrs. Gladys 4 £ * JRCichard, Mrs. Mildred j ? Robinson, Yvonne Mrs. ^Rogers, Georgia M. .Taylor, W. H. e Tidball, Pat (West, Mrs. Dellora
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TRAVELING MUSIC TEACHERS Vocal Music ■"Berry, Betty Ofewees Cecile —Franklin, Vivian <_Graham, Isabel ..Hughes, Juanita -Lack, Marty *JLakey, Jean Lane, Mrs. Donna —Logue, Melba -Smith, Ruth -Williams, Marieta
Salary 10 Mos. Basis
$4,175.00 4,500.00 4,200.00 4,200.00 4,750.00 4,425-00 4,500.00 4,200.00 4,100.00 4,200.00 5,150.00
$3,500.00 3,700.00 4,200.00 4,000.00 4,000.00 3,600.00 3,500.00 4,100.00 4,300.00
(-Fees, Lois Goodman, Joseph -Keller, Edwin L. >-Pittman, Cornelius Scott, Sublett Seese, Bob <_Thompson, Rosemary Unger, Marion •Westman, T, Burns
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TRAVELING ART TEACHERS —Abbott, Ruth —■Quindt, Ottelia -Whelihan, Gladys
Salary 10 Mos. Basis
String Music
5,100.00 5,300.00 4,950.00
DEPARTMENT OF RADIO & ..TELEVISION ■"Tucker, Elaine J. Boatman, Dr. Claude Deal, Clarence Femelat, C. D. McCracken, Lois —-Siegley, Margaret
4,800.00 5,000.00
Corbett, James F. Potts, William
Salary 12 Mos. Besis
Assignment Director Radio & T-V Teacher Engineer Assistant Engineer Secretary Assistant Director
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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION & HEALTH "Haller, William C. -Barclay, Carl A., MD -Cox, Frank, DDS -Farr, Louise, MD —Rogers, Eloise M. _Stevens, Rogers G.
TRAVELING NURSES
-Akin, Margaret E. -Bivens, Neoma R. ^Bookstore, Harriet -Enos, Mary J. --Hall, May P. DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS
-Costley, Clifford. ..Aldrich, Cora Bowlby, Leymond A. -Brunson, Robert L. -Douglas, Irma F. -Nigh, Vivian Patter son Barbara -Pendleton, Melba ‘<Post, Gene Ridings, Mrs. Helen Shin Tai Saeng -Snelson, Evyline Staal, Mary Womack, Frances
Director, Health & Physical Education School Physician Dentist School Physician Secretary Supervisor, Elementary Physical Educ.
8,500.00 3,350.00 3,350.00 6,500.00 2,880.00 6,000.00
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$3,800.00 3,700.00 -Hudson, Rosemarie 3,800.00 -Humphrey, Ver la 3,700.00 Kail, Beulah 3,800.00 ^.Kent, Mary A.
Assignment Director, Teaching Materials Assistant Curriculum Librarian Library Assistant Supervisor, Audio Visual Aids Assistant, Curriculum Librarian Textbook Clerk Secretary Secretary Supervisor, Audio Visual Aids Secretary Film Inspector Curriculum Librarian Film Clerk (■§• time) Clerk
3,100.00 2,800.00 2,620.00 5,000^© 1JW0 5,285.00 2,61*0.00 1,130.00
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ASSIGNMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUPIL SERVICES Psychologist, Child Guidance-Director Visiting Counselor (10 mos.) Psychometrist (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor (11 mos.) Visiting Counselor (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor (10 mos.) Attendance Worker (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor Clerk Secretary (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor Attendance Worker (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor Psychologist Secretary (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor (10 mos.) Visiting Counselor Clerk
/Hill, Virgil /Bloomer, Jack W. ■ -■ Coburn, Thurman H. 7Collins, Margaret J1 Curry, Mrs. Mary A. !r /Dry, Glatha V. 'Glidewell, Wanda J. ■'Kirkpatrick, A. J. 'Krieger, Pauline M. f/'Xedgertyood, Sue 4y^ms, Nora Hazel B. Edgar Skarns, Bessie J^SS^rp, Wanda F. ^Siispson, William H.
Snipes, Carrie L. |$Wel0, Mary M. E-SjWel^l, |^ii$$n, Mauderie H. ■Z^dachum, Dor thy L. ---------------- “
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Director, Vocational Education Secretary Secretary CL Instr Adult Ed ■. Instruction Coord Clin Instr Adult Ed (RN) Principal, Adult Institute Supervisor, Vocational Education
; ./Ballard, Leslie V. Hefner, Frances . jjaekson, Enola • \Johns' Iris ; I&rseax|{Edith ' .Short} dheryl L. I /Swagerty, Berle A. ✓Taylor, William E.
£000.00 2,7^0.00 2,560.00 3,240.00 4,290.00 3,240.00 6,500.00 6,900.00
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS
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Business Manager Clerk Secretary Messenger Service $3-00 for 4 hours per Absentee Clerk ‘ Office Manager Director of Purchasing !<■ Claim Clerk Secretary Accountant Jr. Accountant Machine Operator Payroll Clerk Claim Clerk Secretary Assistant Director of Purchasing Payroll Clerk File Clerk Tabulation Clerk Requisition Clerk
/Ginn, Hugh BAnderson, Faye ■/Brown, Patricia Burrow, Oscar ■Gardner, Margaret j/Haney,. Mrs. Hollis /Harville, Charles ..Keeler, Lucretia ^Lawson, Npla Faye Light, Dayid •JMcCluskey)'Fae J. 7 Mooney, Ermarie Roach, Kate I/Russell, Joe 4 Songer, Inez /-Stinebeck, Eugene Taylor, Mrs. Wilna ■ Thompson, Pricilla '^Wilmoth, Mrs?. Pat p Wright-, Mrs. Elsie
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1,000.00 2,400.00 I
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Dryden, Dewey Permenter, Winfield Pulliam, W. Ceeil Clark, Mrs. Esther
$600 car expense & $600 car expense & $600 car expense &
5,300.00 5,300.00 . 5,900.00 2,340.00
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ASSIGNMENT
Assistant Superintendent Secretary Webster, J. Alfred
Repair to Electronics Equipment
$10,800.00 3,240.00 6,500.00
(See, also, list of maintenance employees on separate sheet in these minutes.) Plus Car Expense $360.60
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Foutz, Bill D. Crowe, Audrey Daniels, Wm. Hancock, Wayne D. Jones, Manzy L. McWhorter, Clem Mills, Curtis L. Mudrak, Frank Payne, George Jr. Potts, David D. Samples, Richard G. Smith, Kenneth Stacy, John Stone, Lavoy M. Wolover, Wm. A.
Chief Engineer Secretary Building Inspector Architectural Engr. Building Inspector Inspector Building Inspector Draftsman Mehl Inspector Draftsman Architectural Engr. Landscape Architect Construction Inspector Engineer's Assistant Architectural Engr.
7,700.00 2,800.00 5,300.00 600.00 5,000.00 600.00 5,300.00 5,300100 600.00 5,300.00 600.00 ? 4,300.00 5,300.00 600.00 $1.50 per hour 5,200.00 5,900.00 600.00 v 5,300.00 600.00 5,000.00 240.00 4,800.00
SUPPLY WAREHOUSE
•"Woodward, Mortimer Burnett, Lois Caesar, Gladys Coleman, Carl Conover, Harold —Elder, Blaine -Elkins, Bill -Trancisco, Dwight M. Garrett, Vernon Lee Glenn, Henry A. Gore, Jean Muegge, E. G. Songer, James E. Stowe, Jess ^Travis, Effie Hale Tuttle, J. B.
Assistant Business Manager Clerk-Typist Clerk-Typist Yardman Yardman Storeroom Clerk Storeroom Yardman, Head Yardman Yardman Cardex Clerk Storeroom Storeroom Foreman Storeroom Helper Clerk Yardman
7,14-00.00 2,620.00 2,380.00 2,860.00 2,560.00 3,960.00 3,560.00 3,360.00 2,560.00 2,560.00 2,620.00 3,260.00 3,760.00 2,460.00 2,380.00 2,860.00
FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT (ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE)
Manager Saner, Charles Ayres, Lavada Clerk Secretary Brown, Louise Campbell, Peggy Clerk Secretary Chesnut, Lois Colville, Kathryn (10 mos.) Supervisor De Priest, M. E. (10 mos.) Supervisor Goldsmith, Mrs. Alcy (See, also, Central) Supervisor Assistant Service Harville, Mahlon Supervisor Miller, Mrs. Goldie Assistant Director of Purchasing Roberts, Mrs. Frankie Russell, Martha Ann Dietician Stephenson, Apdie (10 mos.) Supervisor Service Taylor, Melvin Accountant Thomas, Spencer Clerk WinfFejU Marybelle
6,500.00 2,440.00 3,100.00 2,500.00 2,440.00 3,600.00 4,080.00 3,691.92 4,300.00 4.560*00 5,100.00 6,500.00 3,800.00 4,900.00 4,400.00 2,789.00
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MONTHS EMPLOYED
DAILY WAGES
RATE Per Hour
Administration Bldg. Cafeteria
Mary Bumgardner W/L. Cook G. Cooksey E. Miller
12 12 12 12
$210.00
10
300.00
•70 • 85 ♦ 90
Capitol Hill Senior High
Z. Branigin 0. A. Berry G. M. R. W. Z. M. S. V. 0. N. V. 0. J. 0. M.
E". Borthick Brannon M. Brittain Campbell Cobb Driver Harrell A. Johnson L. McClanahan M. Oakes Pennington M. Reynolds Shipman Smith Swails
9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
• 65
11.00
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Douglass High School T. B. P. E. M.
Beatty J. Davis Hoard Johnson Robinson
9 10 9 9 9
• 90
270.00
.70 .80 •70 -
Northwest Classen High School 0• E. W. G. P. M. F. F. E. L. K. A. V. A. A. M. L. 0.
Underwood Greenshaw M. Austin B. Booth V. Butler I. Easion P. Ethridge Fields Fly D. Parsons Frice L. Robinson Roe M. Seebeck L. Summers E. Tilly E. Voss Williams
9 9 9 9 10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
.65 •85 .70 .85
390.00
.85 •85 .65 .65 .65 1.10 .70 .65 .70 .70 .70 .90 .90
Central High School
B. D. L. M. B. A. A.
Bagley 9 Beckerdite 9 Ca^ey 9 A, Dirksen 9 Due 9 Hinshaw 9 Goldsmith (See also Administration) 10
.80 .70 .90 .65 .75 .85
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MONTHLY SALARY
DAILY WAGES
RATE Per Hr
-‘Central High School - Cont'd
Middleton Miller Phillips A. Roberts Shields Thomas West
.65 •70 .85 .65 •70 • 75 •75
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10 9
300.00
10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
300.00
9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
.65 .80 •85 ur -75 • 85 .65 • 75 .90 .85 •75 • 75 • 75
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Turner M. Barker Brown B. Camphell Cates Cummings Ford Golightly Gordon Morrow Mosely McMeans Newman Rose M. Suttle I. Terrell Weed Wright Wright
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• 70 .70 .65 • 85 .85 .65 • 70 • 65 • 65 .65 .90 •85 • 75 .70 .70 .85 •75 .70
Harding High School
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9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 10 9
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MONTHS EMPLOYED
DAILY WAGES
MONTHLY SALARY
RATE Per Hr.
Jno. Marshall High School E.; Gentry 0.: Barringer M. Bass A j Brown M. Curtis E. F. Draper V. M. Hinkle FLivingston S.’ P. Merritt N. Nix Pearson L F. J. Speight L. Stout E» L. Thacker A.. Tharp D. 0. Young
280.00
.65 .80 .90 .65 • 75 • 70 .85 .65 .85 • 75 .65 • 90 •70 .65 .65
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Northeast High School
M. Schafer M.'Bailey E. Beam F. Bennett M. Davis I. Edwards I. Eubanks G. Fink F. Griffin S. Henslee I. Long C. L. Moore M. Ray
10
9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
300.00
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M. A. A. F. J. A. H. E. P. M. G• G. V.
Sheidt Bigham Davis Dean Green Harris L. Harvell B. Jones Osborn Potts Teague Van Schuyner Haggard
10
260.00
10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 %
300.00
9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
•75 • 75 •75 .85 .85 •90 .90 • 85 .75 .65 .65 .75
Capitol Hill Junior High
Leverich Clesson Colwell F. 'Gentry Griggs Henslee Hunter Marrs ' E. McCollom McCornack . McDaniel . ' K. McGeehan
.90 .85 •75 .75 .75 85 ■ 75 •75 .90 ■ft
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ASSIGNMENT & NAME
MONTHLY SALARY
RATE Per Hr.
Capitol Hill Junior High - Cont'd
D. L. K. E. R. R.M.
Pierce I. Roberts M. Roedl Sampson Sublett Tynes Webb
9 9 9 9 9 9 9
• 75 •65 .65 •85 .65 .85 •75
9 9 9 9
•90 • 75 .85 <35
Franklin Junior High School M. Pierce E - Adkins A. George O'. F. Scott Jackson Junior High School
L. Hammer M. Ames B. J. Arnold B. Bond J.,L. Brewer F. B. Burdick B.•Chapman M. Clayton D. Conner G. Davidson 0. Eskew G. Evans N. Hedrick E. Salmon A. F< Scott E. KJ Smith E. Spacek L. Wilson D. M. Woolbert L. A. Wright
10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
270.00
M. Livermon G. Bennett J 7 Best 0. Blair E.' Duncan V. East E. Nicks 0. Rouse A. South V. Vanourek M.‘ Weesner Ga M. Witten B. Cowger Webster Junior High School
10 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9
360.00
L. W.' G. L.: L.
10 9 9 9 9
.65 • 70 .90 • 75 •75 •85 • 75 .90 .85 .85 .85 .70 •65 . 65 .65 • 75 .65 •65 • 75
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P. Kirkpatrick C. Beatty 0* Carter ’L.\ Francis L.; Glover I. Thomas
.90 .85 .85 .85 .75 .75 .75 .85 .80 .75 4
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300.00
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10
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Dawes K. Hart Havens Livingston Palmore Tinde11 Trowe
.65 .80 .65 .70 .85
9 9 9 . 9 9 9 9-
300.00
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■ ‘Arthur I
Bible Day L. Gibson E. Husk Phelps
170.00
.65 •75 • 70 • 65
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9 9
160.00
65
Britton D. L. V F. 0.
Hackney M. Briney Cornish DeMoss Dixon
9 9 9 9 9
190.00
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• 70 •75 • 75 •75
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BSyan
C. Merriman A. N„ Muegge
9 9
160.00
.70
Buchanan
Ponsor K. Anderson Girod Holsey I. Russell
9 9 9 9 9
210.00
9 9 9 9
170.00
9 9
160.00
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•75 .65 .70 .65
Burbank I. G. A. G.
A. Bentley Cosby Hamby V Jones
.65 .70 .75
Carey G. J. Clark Z. J. Wilson
.65
Cleveland
’ E. B. E. J.
Goodrich Kirby Renegar Ridley
9 9 9 9
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•70 .80
■ 75 .65 .65
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9. 9 9 9
190.00
-75 .65 .75
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190.00
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9 9 9 9 9
«75 “75
170.00
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Dunbar
R. M. M. A.
L. Dulan L. Guthrie Myers Stephens
9 9 9 9
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•70 “75 .70
Edgemere
D. A. F. E.
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Curtis L. Ellis Freese Meyers
9 9 9 9
.65
190.00
■>75 •75
Edison V
M. Labohm A. S. Nokes
9 9
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160.00
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MONTHS EMPLOYED
RATE Per Hr
MONTHLY SALARY
Edwards
L. W. C. A.
Bolding M» Fulsom L. Mason Ward
9 9 9 9
.70 •75 .80
150.00
Emerson J. J. Cowan P. Reeder W. M. Ward
9 9 9
160.00
9 9
160.00
9 9 9 9 9 9
210.00
•75 •75
Eugene Field
0. Murphy R. L. Keesee
.70
Fillmore
M. L. R. D. R. J. E. 0.
Ard Cantwell J, Hamilton Hill Maloy Van Horn Vickers Robinson
.65 •75 • 75 •75 • 75 • 65 .70
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Foster
V. Moore E. M. Wehry
9 9
160.00
9
190.00
.65 -
Garden Oaks
L. C. King E. Robinson Mo Williams
9 9
• 75 .70
Garfield L. Abernathy W. C. Houser Bo Newton
9 9 9
160.00
•70
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Gatewood W. E. R. L.
Graham Hohmann D. Parks Schuler
9 9 9 9
160.00
• 75 • 75 • 75
Harmony L.-: M. ’ D, Lo
Ro. Jahn Lawson Wallace A. Rowe
9 9 9
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ASSIGNMENT St NAME (Elementary Schools)
MONTHS EMPLOYED
MONTHLY SALARY
Harrison
N. Crow
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Hawthorne Brewer Lane J. LaPointe L. Stillwell M. Thayer
F. G. R. R. I.
9 9 9 9 9
160.00
.80 • 70 •75 .70
Heronville
H. Swenson F. Burkhart L. G. Russell
9 9 9
190.00
9 9 9 9
170.00
9_ 9 9 9
170.00
9 9 9 9 9 9 9
170.00
9 9 9 9 9
190.00
9. 9 9 9 9 9 9
190.00
•75 .65
Horace Mann
M. T. S. A.
E. Dick P. ' Grissam Riedesel Triplett
.65 .65 .65
Johnson L B. M. E.
Heckathom Bird G. Watkins M. Wozny
.65 ■65 • 70
Kaiser
W. M. E. G. H. G. M.
Marshall V. Bratcher Clanahan Keathly Osborn Price "" Smith
.65 .65 .65 .75 -75 •75
Lafayette T. D. D. B. 0.
Shilling L. Breeding Coffey Craig Skinner
.70 .70 .80 .70
Lee
H. W. Dillingham Eldredge 1 ‘ BJ'Furgerson N.- Henslee B. Kennedy V I. King. I , JM. Koester
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Lincoln L. J Z. L. M.
Reece Allen Garrison Heald. Tull
•75 .65 •75 .70
Linwood.
L. E. S. L.
Bowles Fain L. Strong Norton
9 9 9 9
• 70 •75 .65
160.00
Longfellow A. D. L. 0.
Enlow Matthews Webb B. Wells
9 9 9 9
•70 .65
180.00
•75
Madison
M. A. A. ■E.
E. Brumley Canada Martindale McFarland.
9 9 9 9
170.00
9 9 9
170.00
9 9 9 9 9
190.00
9 9
160.00
9 9 9 9 9 9
170.00
.65 .70 .65
Mark Twain
N. A. Hall M. Heard. M. P. Jackson
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.70 .65
Mayfair N. Eo L. B. Z.
Young M. Allison Dorsey N. Johnson Kelly
.70 .80 .65 .75
McKinley E. I. Coonfield. B. Swearingin
• 75
Monroe I. Owens E. S. Koster Lockhart Myers B. Norton Sage
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MONTHS EMPLOYED
MONTHLY SALARY
RATE Per Hr,
Niehols Hills <
R--. M. Mikles M. 0. Shoopman ”■ i;S. Ritchey - t‘.'
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N- Keyes .* G. Parker
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Polk N. Roach A. Vannoy
Prairie Queen Bowen M. Farris E„ Stone
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M. M. E. I. M.
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MONTHS EMPLOYED
MONTHLY SALARY
9. 9 9 9 9
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9 9 9
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RATE Per Hr
RATE DAILY
ckwood
ff-o iL B.! M. E.
Blankenship Castoe Jones Jordan Price
• 70 .75 .70 .80
Sequoyah •H
A. D. J. E-. V.
Spurlock Ezzell Karns Pierce Riedel
• 70 • 70 .80 .75
9 9 9 9
Shidler E. Hovis S. E. Adams R. Loudermilk
.65 .75
Shields Hts. M. M. G. 0. G 0. V. R.
Burry Beller K. Brown Chester Ferguson Harris Whiting Garrette
9 9 9 9 9 9 9
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Stand Watie F. L. D. F. D. M.
Scott Boyd Maddy Smith L. Taylor Young
9 9 9 9 9 9
190.00
.75 .65 .65 .70 .80
Taylor E. Hansen
• 75
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Truman L. McClain J; Anderson A, King
9 9 9
160.00
.65 .65
Tyler
L. M. Worley K. Grimes
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ASSIGNMENT & NAME (Elementary Schools)
MONTHS EMPLOYED
RATE >’ Per Hr.
MONTHLY SALARY
University Hts. A. L. W. c.
Bates B. Pullen M. Voight Underwood.
9 9 9 9
170.00
9
150.00
9 9
150.00
• 75 .65 • 75
Valley Brook
; I. Killgore
Walnut Grove
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H. Johnson H. M. Miles
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Washington
A. Fulton E. M. Mayfield. L. McCallister
9 9 9
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75
180.00
75
West Nichols Hills
S. L. B. M.
0’Haver T. Berlin Clark Jones
9 9 9 9
190.00
.65 ■>75 .65 <
4
Westwood. B,. S. ' :E A. M.
Johnson Manek Moore Wood Young
9 9 9 9 9
190.00
<75 .65 .65 .80 :>
Wheeler
M. 0. 0. B.
Harvey Harrell L. McMillin Rains
9. 9 9 9
190.00
9 9 9 9
190.00
.75 .70 .70
Willard.
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S. F, M. L ' H.
Burchfiel Boynton Owens Skaggs
.75 .75 .75
Wilson T. Travis F. Blackburn F. Emo
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9 9 9
190.00
65 75
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WAGE PLAN
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3.957 - 58
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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE
■ CLASSIFICATION
NAME
i Director of Maintenance Ass’t Director of Maint. " Estimator, Expediter ; Secretary Secretary Clerk « Time Clerk
Buchanan, H. G. Fisher, R. H. Duffy, J. E. McNew, Lottie Pearl Bonifield, Sue Sullivan, Betty Randolph, W. R.
RATE OF PAY PER YEAR
CAR ALLOWANCE PER YEAR
$7700 7100 14100 2800 2560 2500 3760
$600
Wilson, H. H.
6700
600
King, Eugene O’Neal, Wm. G. Coldiron, Larry (5th Yr) Keith, Dennis Lynch, Odis Sparks, James S. Gaines, Ernest Kibbe, Paul Edwin Birdwell, J* B.
5700 5300 11800 5300 5300 33.00 3100 3100 2900
360
Davis, Orie Shelton, David Boyett,H. L. (2nd Yr.)
11700 11000 3300 3100 2900 2900
600
300
CONSTRUCTION TRADES ■; Construction Supervisor
Masonry ’7 Brick Foreman ■1 Brick Mason ( Brick Mason Apprentice < Tuck Pointer < Tuck Pointer 7 Mason Tender -Mason Tender ‘Mason Tender (Mason Laborer Plasterers Plaster Foreman ’Plasterer Plaster Apprentice ^Plaster Appr. (JPlaster Tender 'Plaster Tender
Carpenters JpCarpenter Supervisor vjfcarpenter Area Foreman dbarpenter Shop Foreman
warpenter Job Foreman Warpenter Job Foreman -larpenter Job Foreman
Looney, Keithel
Coffman, Muri Miller, J. Everet Decharry, “Roland Wattenbarger, Wm. Clark, G. M. SmdJthp'Emil L.
11900 lilioo 11100 liioo liioo U100
-
600 1180 300 300 300 ..-3,00
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CLASSIFICATION
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NAME
RATE OF PAY PER YEAR
CAR ALLOWANC PER YEAR
Carpenters Continued Carpenter Job Foreman □arpenter Job Foreman Carpenter Job Foreman Carpenter Job Foreman Carpenter Molder Operator Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter-Semi-skilled C arpenter-Semi-skilled C arpenter-Semi-Skille d Carpenter-Semi-Skilled Carpenter Laborer Carpenter Laborer
Freeman, A. C. Kornegay, Melvin bounds, Stanley Martin, Leon J. Bowling, B. J. Batson, Osward Golightly, R. E. Hammon, E. M. Howell, James D, Turner, ¥. R. Ballard, C. A. Stewart, Floyd Holloway, Roy Hendrix, Terry Snow, C. C. Coffman, E. C. Painter, Win. L,
Tile:Setters Tile Setter Foreman . Tile Setter Tile Setter Appr.
Hurt, Henry I. Snow, Buster W.
11200 3^00 3000
6oo
Building Appurtenances
Passmore, Homer E.
3900
600
Locksmith -'locksmith Apprentice
Grant, G. L, Eastep, Loyd M.
3900 3100
600 360
Morava, Charles Zaludik, Wesley Calhoun, Robert Rattan, Paul Davis, C. R,
I4I4.OO 3800 3300 3300 3300 3300 11100 3200 3000
600
Playground & Roofing . Playground & Roofing Foreman Playground & Roofing Asst.Foreman Rgofer Rdofer Roofer ^ofer: Sheet Metal Semi-Skilled Setai-Skilled
Painters ^'-■Paint ’ Paint ■- Paint ■;<_"Paint T* Paint *&|aint
Foreman Foreman Asst. Job Foreman Lead Man Lead Man Lead. Man
Raines, Linnis
Davis, Jack Spencer, Robert H. Melton, Max D. Dillbeck, John Niblett, Tommy Maim, Richard E*
thioo 11100 11100 liioo liioo 3900 3800 3700 3700 3700 3800 3900 3700 3200 3200 3200 3200 2900 2900
11600 11000 3900 3800 3800 3800
$300 300 300 300
ft1-.
S’
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360
360 360
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Maintenance Page 3
CLASSIFICATION Painters Continued Paint Lead Man Paint Lead Man Paint Lead Man Paint Lead Man ■ Painter Painter Painter Painter Painter Painter Painter Painter Painters Apprentice . 'Painters Apprentice 'Painters Apprentice .■Painters Apprentice . Painters Apprentic e Painters Apprentice
Glaziers Glazier Foreman Glazier Apprentice Glazier Apprentice Concrete Men Concrete Foreman Fprm Builder Form Builder Semi-skilled Cement Finisher Cement Curb and Gutter Cement Laborer, Semi-skilled Cement Laborer, Semi-Skilled Cement Laborer, Semi-skilled Cement Laborer, Semi-skilled
NAME
RATE OF PAY PER YEAR
CAR ALLOWANCE PER YEAR
$3800 3800 3800 3800 Collins, Fred D. 3600 3600 Ferree, Delbert 3600 36OO 3600 3600 3600 3600 Vicknair, Alfredfhth Yr .)35>OO Ennis, Jimmie " V 3500 Campbell, Avis ” ” 3500 3500 Painter, Jasper ” " Beller, H. D. (2nd Yr) 3200 (1st Yr) 2800
Miller, Wm. Grady McEntire, Olin C.
Parsons, Harold'H. Ek, David (Uth Yr.) Millsap, C.D.(3rd Yr.)
LlOOO 3300 3100
Greear, Kermit McGee, E, M, Massey, S. G. Barfield, Cecil Moyer, Willie Collins, Arley Austin, C. T.
hlOO 3800 3300 3900 3300 3100 2900 2900 2900 -
600
5300
600
MECHANICAL TRADES Supervisor • Steady Fitters Sfeam Fitter Stbam Fitter Steam Fitter Steam Fitter Apprentice Steam Fitter Apprentice Heating Specialists Heating Specialist Heating Laborer
Dermid, L. A.
U300 Chandler, Clinton h300 Overturf, Clyde hioo Clark, JohnR., Daniels, John W.^th Vr.)3£00 Whittaker, T. R.(3rd Yr.)3500
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CLASSIFICATION Plumbers Plumber Plumber Plumber T lumber Plumber Plumber Plumber Plumber
. Plumbing Laborer
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Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice Apprentice
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RATE OF PAY PER YEAR
NAME
Cassady, John B. li300 Bell, Max ll200 Lisle, John S. 11200 Smith, R. E. 11200 Burroughs, Geo.(5th Yr.) liooo Hamilton, Frank(Uth Yr.) 3900 Daniels, Clayton 3500 Clayton, Boyd B. 3500 Dean, Lonnie
2900
CAR ALLOWANCE PER YEjAR
360 360 *2
(one extra)360
K • b
jWfelders J Welder Welder Apprentice A Welder Apprentice
Patterson, Lon 14-200 Chandler, A. D.(3rd Yr.) 35oo Howton, Jesse L(2nd Yr.) 31|.00
^feEphinists Machinist ‘Machinist Apprentice
William, W. A. Long, Eugene (3rd Yr.)
Uooo 3100
120
Sauls, Quincy Stewart, Joe Yost, John Howell, G. E. Eaton, Dewey E. Stewart, H.J. (2nd Yr.) Easterling, W,. C.
U700 h300 liioo 11200 liioo 3000 3900 3900 ll600 11100 liioo
600
Electricians Electrician Foreman Electrician Electrician Electrician -t Electrician * Electrician Apprentice C^ock and Controls Clock and Controls Metorman Assistant Foreman 4 Motorman Assistant Refrigeration
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Landscapers Landscape dscape dscape i dscape dscape ndscape dscape ndscape ndscape landscape
Foreman Assistant Foreman Helper Helper Helper Helper Helper Laborers Laborers Laborers
Hornbeck, T. D. Ashbrenner, A. E.
Reynolds, Ben Rains, Tony Sherrick, Oliver Cooksey, Raymond Clark, Perry G. Postelwaite, Wm. Qualls, Elzie D.
600 600 600 1180 1180
11300 31100 3100 2900 2900 2900 2900 21;00 2600 2800
< -i
600
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CLASSIFICATION
NAME
RATE OF PAY PER YEAR
CAR ALLOWANCE ' PER YEAR •I
Heavy Equipment Heavy Equipment Foreman y; Garden Operator Bulldozer Operator Bulldozer Operator
Lynch, Otis Eaton, Vernon Anderson, Wm, E. Lynch, Ovil
&ooo 3500 3500 ■3500
Garage f Garage Garage < Garage Garage
Jones, Vernon Wingate, Clarence McKittrick, Wayne Noaks, C. L.
liioo 3600 3300 2900
Dillaplain, George Quinton, Raymond Smith, Floyd Walker, Drew Greer, Lee Burroughs, Chas. Bond, Henry H. Molbley, W. Ft. Miller, Lewis Miller, Herman Unsell, Howard Autaubo, Eddie Seaton, Doy Ketchum Clyde Hiner, J. C. Harrison, Geo.. R. Glass,Clinton 0. Johnson, Elbert L. Lackey, Andy V. Clemons, Louis W, Stall, Harold Dean
3900 2900 3200 3200 3200 3200 3200 32OQ 3100 3000 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900 2900 2800 2800 2800 2700
Foreman Mechanic Mechanic Helper
Drayage Dray Foreman Material Expiditer Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver 'Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver Driver ’ Driver Dray Helper Dray Helper Dray Helper ’ Dray Helper
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$600
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600
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Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman . Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman (Stad) Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Watchman
Harry Willis Cliff Brantley Marion Hill Walter Williams Frank Allen Corey Henry G. Love Lawrence L. Ferguson Elmer Logue 0. J. Knight William H. Parker Noel W. Akers Arvil Redden Marion Smith Donald Eugene Eden Ivan Walcher Cecil C. Wood
♦
$4,100.00 2,860.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,320.00 2,200.00 2,200.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,140.00
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CENTRAL Custodian Ass’t Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman T. Watchman
Clifford Howard W. M. Rich Grady Hopkins Tommy Smith Audrey Nix Cleve Damron Joe Ragland David C. Wilson John S. Akey Forrest D. Hugghins Louie Fred Kruger Paul Daniel
4,000.00 i3,600.00 2,740.00 2,380.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,320.00 1,130.00 2,260.00
CLASSEN
Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman 3A T. Watchman
Sam Teague Buddy Akey Jobe Parker Edgar Shoopman Godfrey Theis Thomas J, Baker John Skacel Cecil Skacel Herndon Harris
2,740.00 2,320.00 2,200.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 1,830.00 2,080.00
Ivan Beeson Claude' Jiiner Elmer Lackey Henry Alex Holsey Leonard A. Copeland Elzie Terry A. L. Immenschuh Bryan V. Wilcoxson Lawrence 0. Thomas. Samuel Philpot James P. Ellis Alvin Rhodes K. Raymond Tarter Herman Forga Samuel Bland Nora Catherine Ruffin Noah George Vance
4,000.00 3,600.00 2,680.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 2,200.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,200.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,140.00 2,080.00
NORTHWEST CLASSEN Custodian Ass’t Custodian Fireman 4 Floorman Floorman 7 Floor man 7 Floorman .,.•7 Floorman ngl Floorman Floorman ft Floorman . Floorman ; Floorman Floorman || Floorman (track) HMatron BWatchman
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CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL (Cont’d)
YEARLY SALARY 12 months’ basis
DOUGLASS Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Watchman
Andy Dement Robert Young Hubert Allen Jeff Walton Joseph Davis John Felton Murray Sullivan Ocie E. Stamps Willie Marshall Taylor Johnson Jr. Ernest E. Jones
$4,100.00 2,740.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,200.00 2,440.00 2,320.00 2,320.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 2,080.00
James Bailey James H. Johnson Edward E. Osborne AIvie Summers Cecil D. Edwards James W. Slaughter
3,600.00 2,800.00 3^80.00 2,380.00 2,260.00 2,320.00
MOON JR. HIGH Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
7
FRANKLIN Custodian Floorman Floorman
T.
Lewis Shoopman Will Cowley Demetris M. Kirkpatrick
3,400.00 2,44o.oo 1,130.00
CAPITOL HILL JR. Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
T.
Walter Francin 0. R, Andrews Wilson George Reed Clarence G. Clingan George R. Payne .S. W. O'Donley David Guerrero
3,600.00 2,740.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 2,380.00 2,440.00 1,100.00
HARDING Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
Noah Canary Carrell Grissom Charles Elmer Winton Carrol H. Hutchins Robert Lee Hendley Henry Zumfe James Tolbert Moates
3,600.00 2,800.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,440.00 2,320.00
R. J. Pennington Earl Hackett Walter Woodward Milton Wright Doris Mae Shea
3,600.00 2,260.00 2,440.00 2,260.00 2,200.00
B. A. Russom Elwood English Carl Permenter W. J. Kriewitz Frank Ferrell Floyd Edward Smith Albert D. Kercheval
3,830.00 2,740.00 2,440,00 2,440.00 2,200.00 2,200.00 1,130.00
JACKSON Custodian Floorman Floorman Floorman Matron
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman T.
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RLY SALARY ; _ 12 months ' basih’ 3r
GRANT A. U. Skaggs H. 0 Fahl Claude Lee Honeycutt John Ralph Beal Edward V. Birchfield Fred H. Henslee Omar John King
$3,600.00 2,800.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 2,260.00
C. L. LeGrande Charles Glen Johnson Robert J. Camp Marion Vaughn Andrew Ranson Germa Wilson Pool Henry Bohannon
3,600.00 2,680.00 2,320.00 2,440.00 2,260.00 2,260.00 25*500.00
T.
T. F. Burnett Dell Beeson Acy Charles Brasher Rufus Rose Jerry Muse Clarence McCathern Walter Woodrow Hume Jr.
3,900.00 2,740.00 2,200.00 2,440.00 2,320.00 2,320.00 1,130.00
T.
Ernie Plemons Alton Parr J. C. Dunkin Howard Jones Austin Canary Thomas Pierce Charles Whipple
3,600.00 2,740.00 2,200.00 2,440.00 2,320.00 2,260.00 1,100.00
Frank Reavis Roy Nolan Wendell Cotton Leon Perry Johnny Hightower R. R. Turner Leonard Jack Theiesen
3,700.00 2,740.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 2,320.00 2,380.00 2,200.00
Jack Melvin Troy Parker Fred Sliger Rex Zeb Evans J. A. Brewer
3,700.00 2,860.00 2,440.00 2,200.00 2,440.00
Albert Clayton Graham William Hanley Harry Dwayne Brown
2,680.00 2,260.00 1,100.00
Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
JOHN MARSHALL Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
NORTHEAST Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
SOUTHEAST Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
TAFT Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman (stad) Floorman
Hebste r llPtstodian Igyreman oorman gloorman ,11’10 orman
.DAMS ilustodian sFloorman Floorman -g T.
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Custodian Floorman
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William Newman Carrel W. Thomas
2,840.00 2,260.00
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CUSTODIAIt'^fRSONNEL (Cont'd) YEARLY SALARY/ 12 months 1 has
BELLE ISLE
ig Lucian Choate
Custodian
$2,680.00
BRITTON ELEMENTARY Custodian Floorman
Joe Thomas C. W. Butler
3,260.oq 2,380.00*
Elmer Roberts
2,740.00
John Harvey William Randolph Jim Dick Hurst
2,840.00 2,440.00 1,100.00
Vance Cudd
3,080.00
Bobby Gunter
2,010.00
Robert Wright
2,130.00
R. W. Sargent Ralph James Mapes
3,320.00 2,200.00
W. T. Brayton Jack Camp
3,320.00 2,200.00
C. L. Edwards Otis J. Wall Roy F. Goodrich
2,840.00 2,200.00 1,190.00
Walter Robinson Marcus Lyday
2,800.00 512.00
Steve Carder Vonnie Lee Cain
3,260.00 2,440.00
Peyton Atkins Charles Edward Parnell
3,i 4o .oo
W. H. McCollum Jerry Templin
3,080.00; 1,100.00;
W. J. BRYAN
Custodian BUCHANAN Custodian Floorman Floorman
T.
BURBANK
Custodian CAREY Custodian 3A T.
CARVER Custodian
3A I •
CLEVELAND
Custodian Floorman COLUMBUS Custodian Floorman
COOLIDGE
Custodian Floorman Floorman | T. CRESTON HILLS
Custodian Floorman £ T. CULBERTSON Custodian Floorman
DAVIS
Custodian Floorman £ T.
512.00
DEWEY Custodian Floorman
T.
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DUNBAR Custodian . Floorman • ; Floorman (Temp) .
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$3,520.00 2,320.00 2,200.00
Artery Osborne Levorn Voice Peoples Hence Love
EDGEMERE
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William Kent Ben B. Hall
3,260.00 2,380.00
Joe Melton
2,680.00
Van Osborne Gilbert D. Johnson
2,860.00 512.00
Grant Ragains Louie Fred Kruger
3,080.00 1,130.00
T.
Frank Murphy
1,220.00
T.
T. R. Ingle George W. Fox
2,320.00 1,100.00
William Sanford Homer T. McGarry
3,iUo.oo 512.00
. Custodian Floorman
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EDWARDS
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EUGENE FIELDS
Floorman I
FILLMORE Floorman Floorman
FOSTER
1.
Custodian Floorman -j- T.
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GARDEN OAKS Custodian Floorman
T.
C. Frank Haywood Claude Sherrill
2,7^0.00 1,130.00
Sarah Molder
2,860.00
GARFIELD Custodian ■
GATEWOOD Custodian Floorman $ T.
Elvin Devers Jerry Templin
3,1Eo .oo
512.00
HARMONY Custodian Floorman
T. Al
William Brewer Alonzo Clyde Adams
3,080.00 1,160.00
H. 0. Potter
2,7^0.00
James CarJoss Herbert A. Hardin
3,260.00 2,260.00
HARRISON
Custodian HAWTHORNE Custodian Floorman
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YEARLY SALARY 12 months’ basis
HAYES Custodian 3A T.
7 f
Verl Ratliff
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$2,010.00
HERONVILLE
Allen Webster Trannan C. Burroughs Mabie E. Canary
3,460.00Y J 2,200400 1,100.00 ....... V. ■ 'W*
M. B. Fowler Holland Christian Jr.
3,360.00 2,260.00
Bert Sessums Frank Howard
2,840.00 2,380.00
T.
Don Foster Jack Snoddy
2,680.00 512.00
T.
J. C. Emery Charles Whipple
3,080.00 1,130.00
J. D. Adair
1,370.00
Charles Straie Sam Ridge Wilbur Warren Hubie Nelson Holloway
3,260.00 2,320.00 2,380.00 1,130.00
A. E. Wilcoxson N. S, Cannon
3,260.00 2,260.00
Lawrence Hennessey Kenneth Williams
3,520.00 2,260.00
R. M. Rosebrook Billy Gene Whitaker
2,740.00 1,100.00
Hubert Sykora Paul V. East
2,860.00 1,130.00
Percy Lutke Enos Grisham
3,260.00 z
Custodian Floorman Matron T.
HORACE MANN Custodian Floorman
JOHNSON Custodian Floorman
KAISER
Custodian Floorman
LAFAYETTE Custodian Floorman
LAKESIDE Custodian
LEE Custodian Floorman Floorman Floorman
T.
LINCOLN'■, Custodian Floorman
LINWOOD Custodian Floorman
LONGFELLOW Custodian Floorman | T.
Adison
1 J®. Sistodian S.oorman | T.
MjRK TWAIN Custodian Floorman
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)NNEL (Cont’d)
YEARLY SALARY 12 months 8 bas is
MAYFAIR ' ^Custodian matron 3/4 T.
A. L. Johnson Rebecca Johnson
$2,740.00 1,560.00
’ MCKINLEY
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Custodian
Elva Mae Goad
2,145.00
K. McCart Johnny Wann
2,860.00 1,100.00
William Coley Pat McGee
2,740.00 1,130.00
MONROE Custodian Floorman J T.
NICHOLS HILLS Custodian Floorman
T.
ORCHARD PARK
Antoine Bridgett
Custodian
140.00
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H. 0. Kemp Lloyd Stevenson
3,440.00 2,380.00
Earl Atterberry
3,200.00
T.
Harry Barnard William Turner Houser
2,800.00 1,100.00
T.
William Norton Albert D. Kerchival
2,680.00 1,130.00
John McDonald E. H. Brewer
3,260.00 2,440.00
R. R. Donnell Malorie Luper
2,860.00 2,440.00
T.
W. T. Mikles Hubie Holloway
2,7^0.00 1,100.00
T.
Wair Robinson Fielder Brumley
3,140.00 1,220.00
T.
R. C. Thomas Mack H. Rouse Jimmy Lee Cain
3,260.00 2,320.00 1,130.00
Custodian Floorman
POLK Custodian
PRAIRIE QUEEN Custodian Floorman
PIERCE Custodian Floorman
PUTNAM HEIGHTS Custodian Floorman
RANCHO VILLAGE.
Custodian Floorman RIDGEVIEW Custodian Floorman
RIVERSIDE
Custodian Floorman ROCKWOOD -^Custodian ’■•^Floorman Floorman
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r CUSTODIAfe^RSONNEL (Cont'd)
EARLY . SAIARYL months’ Wais'
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ROSS Custodian 3/4 T
Homer T. McGarry
SEQUOYAH Custodian Floorman
R. J. Martin James E. Jones
3,260.00 2,260.00
Sam Garrison Dick Geer
3,220.60 1,190.00
; SHIDLER Custodian 3 Floorman
T
fl SHIELDS HEIGHTS Custodian Floorman
L. Williams John Skrapka
STAND WATIE Custodian Floorman Floorman $ T
E. P. Burnett C. F. Shaw Ronald Dean Goode
3, Wo. 00 2,Wo.00 512.00
David L. Rodke
2,055.00
Walter Evans Moses Evans Paulden Jr.
3,220.00 2,320.00
Iona Buffaloe
2,130.00
Homer Upchurch William T. Bennett
3,080.00 1,130.00
TAYLOR
Custodian 3A T. TRUMAN Custodian Floorman 3A T.
TYLER Custodian 3/^ I
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS Custodian Floorman
T
VAN BUREN Custodian 3A T.
Don David Cobb
VALLEY BROOK
Custodian
Charles Wilson
WALNUT GROVE
2,680.00
(Employed after July 1, 1957)
WASHINGTON Custodian Floorraan Floorman
Roy Clontz Florren T. Ruffin William Turner Houser
T.
ST NICHOLS HILLS ustodian loorman I
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Frank Camp George Bernard Baker
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STWOOD
ustodian loorman
A. H. Black William P. Burdett
3,260.00 2,260.00
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CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL (Cont’d)
YEARLY SALARY ■12 months’ basis
WHEELER Custodian Floorman Floorman
T.
Leroy Grisham Dollene Polley Ronald Shepherd
$3,260.00 2,440.00 512.00
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WHITTIER Harold Hall Arthur M. Wilmoth
3,14-0.00 1,160.00
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E. A. Kennedy J. R. Tener
2,440.00 1,190.00
T.
Irving Ward James R. Pitt
Custodian Floorman J T
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Floorman Floorman WILSON
Custodian Floorman
WOODSON
Custodian 3A T
Frances Lyons
2,130.00
Wilbur Payne
1,3^0.00
John Phillips
2,840.00
Maurice Vaughn Lloyd K. Johnson G. H. Chapman Clifton Clemons William Jackson Earl M. Dean Robert T. Ramsey Leo Wilkerson Dave Ireland Elmer Norvell Flynn McDowell
2,440.00 2,740.00 2,740.00 2,740.00 2,680.00 2,680.00 2,680.00 2,680.00 2,860.00 2,740.00 2,860.00
Larry Kirkland
4,100.00 360.00
Grady Nix Noah Cloeman Henry' Phf lugradt Jake P. Heath
2,200.00 2,260.00 2,080.00 2,140.00
Joel Strickland Clarence Freed J. J. Anderson
2,440.00 2,140.00 2,260.00
Thedford W. Matley
1,130.00
PATRICK HENRY Custodian
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Watchman Watchman Watchman (Roving) Watchman SHOP Watchman Foreman /atchman atchman
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$5,800
"fincipal Davenport, W. C. (12)
4,200 4,100 4.100 4.500 3,400 5.100 4,425 4.100 4,000 4,200 3,400 3,800 3,400 4,100 3.500 4,725 4,300 3,500 3.700 4,100 4.700 4,000 3,800
jjfegjachers
1
irgAbel, Mrs. Florence S Alien, Mrs. Hazel ‘•*-.Wty, I^a | fcCjfinpbell, Mary L. < j! Collins, Kathryn N. S"Carrier, Clara : . .Duerksen, Bertha *®|Etory, Mrs. Lucile JMreniger, Lillian ;rhienry, Plez ,7 ’;Lacey, Marie S. Mayfield, Madeline McCarty, Martha ^McCharen, Lura E. Myers, Mrs . Iona R. jholen, Mrs. Emma K. I Overman, Beryl; . Schwartz, Gladys ■JjMF Spradling, Ruth F. Townsend, Daisy M. vJvWaggoner, Eula M. | ‘ Wpods, Mrs. Edith B. j Wolf, Ursula
1,816 **4 * r»
1’ Arthur J •.Principal (12) t Hogard, Bert W. (12)
5,800
* Teachers Bohanan, Nita Rae Bowman, Mittie Jo Braden, Richard D. Brock, Hildreth jurieson, Lois . •. Caftes, Mary F. *1 Etjgle, Miss Ruth JH&yden, Mrs. Laura il^Millian, Virginia .McNabb, Carolyn -'jerkins, Helen S. fHPrice, Hazel H. |gReed, Mrs. Edith Schrauf, Harriett , Spurlock, Carmelit Walker, Edith M.
3,500 4,000 3,500 3,900 3,900 3,300 3,700 4,500 3,600 3,400 4,150 3,800 3,700 3,700 3,400 3,700
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YEARLY SALARY 10 months'. baSldJ unless otherwise!,: indicated ■?
YEARLY SALARY 10 months' Basis unless otherwise indicated
(9ir)
1,887
Teachers Jones, Mrs. Clara Y. McCann, Cleo G. (This school later discontinued) (effective 1957-58)
$4,450 4,950
1
Belle Isle Principal McCall, Ethyl (12), Teachers Barney, Anna S. Harkey, Marie Jenkins, Margaret Webb, Robert Workman, Eva M.
3,400 3,600 5,100 4,000 3,800
Britton
Principal Sullins,’Forrest J. (12) Teachers Anderson, Martha E. Ballew, Sue - Courtney, Ruby L. Gilliland, Lillian Howell, Mrs. Ruth Hunt, Mrs. Stayce M. Post, Gwendolyn Spangler, Isabelle Hiner, Mrs. Gladys Bloomer, Mrs. Mary Sharp, Flora P. Miller, Berneice
Secretary Stewart, Thelma L. (9i)
6,100 3,400 3,500 4,250 4,750 4,750 4,000 5,000 . 5,050 3,990 ■ 4,305 2,050 : 3,900 /
1,768 J
Bryan Principal Jeans, Wayne M.
(12)
Teachers Clark, Lois Brake, Minta M. Ellison, Lottie Farley, Nancy B. Griggs, Beula Joullian, Jeannett Simpson, Lorehe P. Chatman, Marilyn Herndon, Cathleen Hurst, Gwendolyn Maysey, Mabel E. (Nurse Matron) York, Lucy (Physical Therapist)
Secretary Morrissey, Betty (12)
7,300 ’
4,489 4,830 4,410 5,565 5,355 3,885 4,463 3,570 4,200
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'Teachers /■J3o9$r, Bernice Carmichael, Alta Clifton, Mrs. Era ^■(^ine, Mrs. Clyde 'f’D^Sn, Christine R. i ^^derick, Mrs. M. Glessner, Mrs. Chloe Gorom, Mrs. Chloe A. Oajfe's, Lillian G. ;. 0 ! Mrs. Roberta ]* , Mrs . Helen r Si^^k, Irma J. 7 3* on, Ze 11a V. i3 le, E. Maude & V ■■^T^eado, Helen A. ? Jftffite, Anna B. thicker, Lavonne Yqpng, Helen DaVis, Mary N. Gee, Carolyn Secretary Halcomb, Mrs. Leora (9^)
4,050 4.100 4,250 5,050 4,500 4.700 5.100 4,350 5.100 4,000 4.100 5,150 5.100 4,300 3.700 4,500 3,900 3,400 4,550 3,400
Principal Liebhart, Ethel M. (12)
1,9^7.50
Burbank
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Teachers Jja^ger, Geneise C. Bowlin, Gladys M. Cowden, Mary L. Garwin, Ruth Hatchett, Oleta Jffe^in, Ruth .Simmons, Fan El Sitfeon, Clara D. Dyer, Frances Rodgers, Bette
gow, Barbara
Teachers Armer, Minnie Lou Connor, Eva L. Geis, Jewell 0. Gross, Mrs. Edna J. Hodges, Clara L. Hornbeck, Rose M. Keckler, Mrs. Jean McCandless, Edna P. New, Mrs. Bess R. Spurrier, Irene F. Symes, Stella M. Underwood, Mrs. J. E Williams, Hazel D. Witham, Madelyne Miller, Carolyn Secretary Porter, Gladys E. (9i)
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1,9*7-50
5,500 Columbus 4,100 4,750 3,400 3,700 3,800 3,900 3,800 3,500 4,650 1,800
Principal Scott, J. Otis (12)
6400
Teachers Baker, Mrs. Verna E Davis, Winnie L. Dobbs, Ina B. Doty,Maurine Feller, Mrs. Grace Goodart, Rose Lindsey, Martha L« Pederson, Naomi P. Petree, Velma I. Prichard, Phyllis Russ, Marguerette Sala, Enoice Seaman, Muriel B. Smith, Elizabeth S. Stallboris, Ora L. Stewart, Anne R. Gibson, Pauline E. Burns, Ruth Woods, Mary
836
ipal Harley (12)
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Cleveland
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Teachers Britton, Beulah E Minner, Eleane C. Lewis, Sylvia A. Cudjoe, Lance
$6,100
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. /Buchanan Eads;, Dalton L.
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5,010 3,700
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Secretary Siler. Lola
Principal Burnett, Delbert
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■ Teachers * Blevins, Dorothy * Boren, Geneva ■ Farr, Buddy '.Robb, Nita C. Head, Paula Leathers, Glenda C. ; Mallory, Ruby Lee . Moyer, Margaret ’Neely, Elna D. Poore, Blanche ■Riggs, Shirley A. Robinson, Evelyn Sriowbarger, Lois Standerfer, Lela Sullivan, Joyce Adams, Julia ATucker, Sue ■Lindsey, Mrs. Etna . ^homason, Gertrude ■■White, Ruby ■ Secretary Ledbetter, Hazel (9)
$6,300
3,500 3,700 3,500 3,400 3,400 3,4oo 3,800 3,700 3,400 3,900 3,400 3,500 3,900 3,900 3,500 3,600 3,500 4,100 4,200 3,900 1,578
(12)
Teachers Christian, Leora Cooper, Kathryn Holbert, Effie Pendley, Edna D. Raney, Dorothy C. Smith, Samuel Staturn, Mrs. Ever M Osborne, Betty C. Edwards, Essie
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Secretary Brown, Mary (9J)
5,500 4,200 4,000 4,000 4,900 3,4oo 3,800 4,450 3,500 3,990
931
Culbertson
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Teachers Anderson, Elsie A. -y^eckman, Louise Enslow, Vera A. , ’Krogsta-d, Margaret ^Landon, Helen fe r^oole, Maybelie C. vj'4tewart, Velma LLaA . Weaver Mrs. Elinor W" ^jfelly, Mrs. Leslie r ’■Billingsley, Eliza h
$4,20G*fe
Curtis, Mildred Johnson, Amy E. Kelley, Katherine
6,4oo 4,000 5,100 4,725 3,4oo 5,100 5,300 4,350 3,900 4,350 3,990
1
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5,198 ? ■ ^->7- .
Secretary Oakley, Vera (9-g-)
1,94^50 ' jg...
Davis
Principal Chaffin, Mrs. Floy (12) Teachers Basey, Margaret Byrne, Mrs. Hollie Cox, Hazel F. Draper, Mary G. Earnest, Letcher Greer, Mrs. Pascle Helms, Gertrude L. Laucus, Joyce Lee, Bernice H. Mabry, Annie R. Mayberry, Goldie P. Reagan, Mattie Lou Foster, Fern
6.600 4,000 4,100 4,300 5,300 4,150 4,200 4,350 3,400 4,8oo y 4,500 v 4,400 .4,100 ■5,100
Secretary Hartman, Elizabeth (9^)
Creston Hills
Principal Hall, Ira
10 rnont. unless otheiPX^I , indicated^4. tv-
Culbertson (Cont’d)
rsfc*..-' . •, . ^Principal It ftzsWade, Clara M. (12)
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YEAREF'SAIARY 10 months' bas is unless otherwise indicated
4
1,933
Dewey
Principal Murnane, Caroline (12) Teachers Barnard, Lois N. Bird, Eudean D. Boyles, Jeannee Farley, Kathryn Hall, Mrs. Isabel Lynn, Carmen R. Nutt, Mrs. Eunice Ruble, Thelma F. Schlinke, Gladys L. Thomas, Ruby L. Vanantwerp, Mrs. B. Secretary Anderson, Constance
s 4,300
4,150
3,700 \ 4,200 ' 3,900;. 4,300-.’ 4,000 4,500;.
3,40o
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Dunbar Principal Walkins, Bert V. (12) Teachers Bowen, Laura E. Bruce, Elizabeth L. Bunn, Mirs. Erma Cannon, Thelma M. Carr, Mrs. Ivorye D
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Carter, Helen Dai-ley, Mrs. Ilalee Daniels, James Douglas, Lorayne Franklin, Irene Hancock, Alan Hancock, Lucille Haynes, Alberta Jordan, Mrs. Esther Keith, Annie J. King, Leona P. Pittman, Evelyn Mathis, Queenie Moore, Willie Z. Mdkes. Mabel Reynolds, Joanna L. Sanford, Cornelia V. Townsend, Bertha Walker, Jacqueline ^fgFall Clara V. Richardson, Wyolene Stephens, Freddie Dpuglass, Octavia Pettit, Johnnie M. <feri$s, Thelma H. A "'1 Secretaries Mfeprg, Odette (10) Nrchols, Menttory (9^)
$4,000 4,200 4,100 3,900 5,200 4,350 4,900 5,300 4,200 4,350 5,100 4,900 5,100 5,300 4,200 5,100 4,600 4,450 3,700 5,300 3,900 5,250 4,646 3,570 4,000
1,950 1,947.50
Principal Thomas, Alta E. (12)
6,425
^achers Dickson, Anna M. Ellrich, Rose l^hiby, Freda M. Hogue, Mrs. Mary E. ^pbard, Nellie M. ^son, Irene C. , Rope, Charlie T. Reaves, Ruby V. Riley, Barbara W. Sbptherland, Emma War-ren, Fannie M. Whegt, Helen L. Cra^att, Lucille - Bailey, Barbara
(9'i)
860
Edison Principal Sellman, Vernice (12)
5,560
Teachers Bowlin, Jo Ann Browri, Myrtle L. Fis.hfr, Virginia
4,600 5,300 4,000
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$4,000 5,100
Edwards Principal Lonian, Anderson J. (12)
5,500
Teachers Davis, Lucile T. Johnson, Virgie L. Locust, Mattie L. Miller, Jeanette C. Sayles, Florida M. Smith, Dorothy D. Sparks, Adelle T. Strong, Anna M. Swain, Mildred G. Thomas, Gladys B. Williams, Evelyn L. Robinson, Ivy B. Rolfe, Rubye Secretary White, Essie
(9'i)
Emerson
I
Teachers Arnold, Ruby V. Chambers , Eula M. Dessauers Florence Harmon, Mary G. McKee, Mary E. Sparks, Amy M. Yoder, Gustava Jolliff, Annabelle Brewer, Mrs. Olive Green, Mrs. Margaret Lawter, Hazel L. Teague, Grace E. Young, Blanche K.
Secretary Holmes, Hazel T. (92)
; »1$
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Principal VonTungeln, Alfred (12)
EdgeBfere
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Dunbar (Cont’d)
Secretary Hamilton, Dorothy
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1,947.50
Eugene Field
Principal Morrow, Lillian G. (12)
Teachers Baxter, Evelyn R. Cooper, Mrs. Sue N. Eads, Mrs. Cleo P. Jarboe, Mary E. Mackin, Ermal L. Spahr, Pauline G. Wattenbarger, G
4,753
4,600
4,Uoo
5,150 4,550 5,100 5A5O
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55,300 2,000 Willis, H. Page (9|)
86O
Principal QUl^n, Mrs. Lila (12) Teachers Baker, Ermyl Brazen, Ina M. Mrs. Edith A. man, Mary S. Ha r, Edna E. y, Maxine n, Mrs. Sydney Sydney S. en, Mrs. Jewel , David Frankie , Loffihagen, Ruth Meadi, Maytha :,Mbore, Reba Nielsen, Kathryn Orr, Winnie Pryor, Willa Mae .Richardson, Edna A. Selken, Margaret \ Vlolett, Leota Wallace, Billye C. Waltman, Lawanda G. . Wood, Elaine F. Knowles, Marilyn J. McConnell, Jenice
Secretary D9rsey, Billie
(9|)
Garfield 6,4oo
Principal Sherfy, Wilda (12)
4,850 4,850 4,200 5,100 4,300 3,400 3,400 3,400 4,450 3,500 4,550 5,100 3,400 4,350 4,200 4,200 4,150 4,000 4,6oo 3,500 3.400 3.400 3,8oo
Teachers Austin, Mrs. Lois Bowen, Dorothy Smith, Lola K. Weeks, Sue Woods, Ruth
Principal Green, Ruth E. (12)
1,863
Secretary Rowles, Hazel (91)
3.400
5,600
’a
5 3,500 3,400 3,300 3,800 3,900
836
Gatewood
4,050
6,300
4,000 5,100
;.9O8
Harmony 5,100
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Teachers Bondurant, Lillian Gafford, Elizabeth Palmer, Ione B. Patterson, Alice H. Riley, Euleta A. Schmelzenbach, A. Walters, Allie P. Young, Mrs. Coral J.
Foster I
.Teaphers ’ Moore
$4,200 4,160 4.550 4,300 4,000 ^,100;
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4,550 3,400 3,400
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(12)
- Teachgxy & x CurryjgZarah1 M. '+■ B'Jacksbh, Vivian J. g Johnson, Mrs. Helen S3 Kirk, Wesley aBt.. ' , C. • gMSA
6,350 3,900 4,000 4,450 4,100
Principal McNatt, Mrs. Ethel (12)
6,300
Teachers Crowley, Margie Hays, Elizabeth Hoover, Florence F McKemie, Lorna L. Miller, Lovie B. Myer, Mrs. Opal Nance, Ethel C. Rainwater, Martha Robertson, Thelma Zurline, Manon Delaney, Helen E.
Secretary Smith, Nina G.
(91)
973
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Principal Corr, Margaret T. (12) ■. Teachers Adkins, Ima Blevins, Mary Bogue, Hazel D. Clark, Vivian M. Dean, A. Beth Fuhring, Margaret Gorrell, Doramae Kerr, Mrs. Audrey R. Mackey, Marie M.
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3,800 U,3O5 5,ioo 4,950 4,000 4,450 4,000 4,550 4,500 4,650 884
Hawthorne
Principal Nuzum, Lee M.
(12)
6,700
• Teachers Blanchard, Helen Dotson, LaDean Givens, Robyn B. Huffman, Frances Lai4, Mrs. Gladys ' Lefifwich, Paul E. McNabb, Teresa M. ' Moore, Jewell ; Turner, Ruth N. Secretary Lisle, Donna
5,100 3,900 5,000 4,500 5,100 3,900 5,300 5,300 3,800
(9^)
908
Principal Bloomer, Jack (12)
5,060
Hayes
Teacher ShAckeifohdy’Charlotte (|- time) Henry Vu u b 3
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Secretary Allsbrook, Helen L. (9v)
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Secretary Swafford, Ruth (9i)
1/911
Horace Mann
Principal Geis, Waldo L. (12)
5,200
Teachers Autry, Opal M. Boland, Kathleen Ellis, Jennie M. Evans, Alleene Gordon, Zelma 0. Hann, Edna L. Hill, Alma C. Johnson, Mrs. Pearl Kunke, Mrs. Ethel A. Morgan, Cliffie S. Roberts, Louise Wickson, Winnifred Beene, Virginia
4,850 U,55O 4,950 4,250 4,800 4,6oo 3,4oo 4,800 5.100 5.100 ^,550 5.100 4,250
Secretary Wagner, Manolia M. (9v)
(12)
973
Johnson
Principal Martin, Earl (12)
Teachers , Shaw, Reba E. Taylor, Peggy . Shackelford, Charlotte (-|- time) Hayes
4,860 4,300 3,500 3,^00
Heronville frincipal Faris, Ruth (12)
$4,550 4,400 3,900 4,550 3,800 4,950 4,650 5,100 3,900 5,300 5,300 4,600 5,300 4,4oo M£5 U,55O. 3,700
3,400 3^800
Belcher, Geraldine Patrick Henry
Teachers Beaver, Hazel L. Billingsley, Opala Burleson, Lois Burr, Sylvia G. Carlton, Evengelin Courtner, Margaret Finch, Mrs. Ann L. Garten, Alma M. Gerard, Herbert C. Hooper, Mrs. Oma R. Jones, Florence F. Mays, Emily E. Mitchell, Charlotte Nance, Imogene M. Pratt, Madge S. Quisenberry, F. Simmons, Juanita
6,600
Teachers Barnett, Mabel Beaver, Shirley M. Cartmill, Dorothy Cooley, Hulda Driver, Dorothy Edmond, Myrtle Ellis, E. Louise Hammers, Carol Ann Haynes, Emily Jackson, Enid L. Jenkins, Mrs. Ruth Lance, Daphne
6,700 4,0005/
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4,750 3,900 3,900 5,300 3,600 4,000 4,000. 3,9< 5,3<§&-
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McFeaters, Catherine Owens, Ella S. Ashford., Lola J. Robertson, Mary F. Rust, Mayme Simpkins, Agnes F. Smart, Virgie L. Sullivan, Harriet Sutton, Ruth Rucker, Lura E.
.Secretary Barnett, Frances A. (9y)
$4,000 3,500 4,000 4,300 3,800 4,350 4,725 4,100 4.400 3'800
1,947.50
Kaiser Principal Madison, Lenore C. (12)
6,500
Teachers Born, Mrs. Rosemary Carter, Helen M. Danner, Richard Edgemon, Norman Kaiser, Mrs. Faye H. Leander, Marie I. Lee, Sue McCray, Mary E. Montgomery, Mary S. Roberts, Geraldine Shipman, Ozelle N. Vandegrift, Nellie
4.400 3.400 3 >800 3,700 4,150 4.250 3,700 4.900 3,400 3.900 4,200 5.250
Secretary Stauffer, Lauretta
(9^)
1,858
Lafayette Principal Gibson, Jack P. (12)
5,550
Teachers Boyle, Mrs. Alyce Cochran, Grace M. Hogue, Patsy R. King, Grace F. Mackey, Hazel L. Pershall, Alice M. Sipe, Ada L. Townsend, Minnie Walker, Shirley P.
4,100 4,750 3.400 4,750 4,450 3.400 4,150 3,500 3,500
Lakeside Principal Smith, Mrs. Avis
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(12)
Teachers Beaver, Shirley M. Husky, Ellen M. (This school later discontinued) (effective 1957-58)
6,100 4,350 4,000
Frincipal Scott, Lederle J.
(12)
$5,500
Teachers Billings, Sylvia Briney, Mrs. Ruth W. Foltz, Marjorie Gaudin, Melba L. Graham, Esther Hamilton, Imogene Hardin, Millie A. Hill, Jean Jones, Ethel S. Lipscomb, Lucile Marshall, Lillian Mayes, Dorotha P. Mount, Melva S. Simonton, Louise Toohey, Ruth A. Wyatt, Lee J. Vance, Geneva
5,250 4,450 5 >150 4,750 5.200 5,300 4.200 3,4.00 4'800 5,300 4,750 4,550 3,500 3,900 5,300 4,200 3,500
Secretary Akers, Pauline (9'i)
1,863
Lincoln
Principal Hicks, Helen C.
(12)
6,500
Teachers Bayless, Catherine Boone, Allene Fraley, Mrs. Alma G. Hauser, Beverly 0. Lemmons, LelandLuster, Mrs. Zada Mauck, Kathleen G. Mayhew, Helen H. McCoy. Lucile M. Renfrow, Kathryn Seitter, Delka Smith, Jimmie S. Wright, Ruby
4.800 3,900 4,750 3.800 3,800 5,300 5,000 5,100 5,300 3,900 4,700 3/50Q 5,050
Secretary Simmons, Ola P.
1,947.50
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Linwood
Principal Mullinax, Harvey (12)
6,700
Teachers Bean, Floy S. Cole, Mrs. Ruth C. Duncan, Edna M. Firquain, Donna Grimsley, Bethyl Lightfoot, E. Marbury, Edna H. Morris, Sara J.
4p83O 5,100 5/150 3,500 4,300 5,390 3,8.00 5.1'50:
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Linwood (Cont’d)
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Secretary Rogers, Isohel E. (9i)
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Mark Twain (Cont’d) $4,200 5,000 4,2J0 5,300 4,000 4,950 1*947*50
MCCan, Rubye P, Oliver, Margaret Sheldon, Ethel Spears, Ethel Stewart, Muriel J. Thomason, Juanita Hiner, Gladys Secretary Funderburg, Moree (9^-)
$4,150 5,100 3,800 4.100 5.100 4,300 3,990
1,863
Longfellow f:
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Principal Reid, Ellen (12)
L [
Teachers Armstrong, Helen L. Augustine, Sara
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6,200
5,800 4,100 3,900 3,400 5,100 4,150
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Principal Borah,' Evelyn E. (12)
6,200
Teachers Christensen, Gail Deshane, 0. Inez Emans, Idabel T. Gay, Gelene J. Kelley, Mabel A. Kemmerly, Judith Kenworthy, Eunice Routon, Oma M. Turner, Lucille B. Turner, Pearl H. Young, Mary W. ,
3,500 4,200 4,300 4,450 4,300 3,500 4,550 4,450 4,400 4,650 5,300
Secretary Hollis, Della
1,816
(9>)
Teachers Bickford, Vera M. Bogle, Jack C. Casey, Grace B. Estes, Mrs. Reba H. Holmes, M. Alice James, Mrs. Aileen Kelley, Carol H. Little, Mrs. Edna H. May, Mrs. Dorothy Mize, Allene Roberts, Maxine L. Ryden, Daisy L. Sadler, Helen Whitfield, Carol J, Secretary Fletcher, Viola (9|)
6,700 4.900 3,800 4,350 4,150 4,725 4,750 5,300 3.900 4,750
5,850
3,600 4,350 4,300 A, 150 4,500 4,100 3,7oo 4,300 3*800 4,100 4,000
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3,900 4,300 3,700
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McKinley Principal McKee, Lena M. (12)
> 5,200
Teachers Shugart, Mildred Spencer, Hazel C. Ward, Mae Bell Wilson, Janet
4,500 3,400 3,900 3,500
Monroe
tori Twajn
Principal Ev$ns, Roscoe (12) ’J Teg&hers Bd^ey, Christine Br.^m, Mrs. Ruth W• Cltj^inger, Mattie rs„ Tuleika A. s, E. Venora n. Marian M, Cassandra B. Carmel nfelter, E.
Principal Klingler, May L. (12)
Principal (Lee Nuzum assigned to this place later)
Teachers, Allsup, Carol Brewer, Joy Bryden, Jewell T. Byrum, Kathleen C. Duroy, Minnie L. Dykes, Mildred Freeling, Thelma G. Marshall, Mrs. Ina Mayes, Mayry Munford, Caroline
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$
Page (Cont'd)
Mpnroe (Cont'd) ^L,45O 4,250 4,300 3,U00 3,800 3,700
Nbvotny, Annamae Padgett, Lorena H. Phillipsj Eula M» Sherrod, Ann Terrell, Georgenne Whitfield, Carol J. Secretary Killough, E. Bernel
YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated-’
(91)
908
Jones / Mrs t . Lucile Kernal, Eddie M. Linzy, Elizabeth K. Lyday, Mrs. Marie W. Moore, Mrs. Ever M. Palmore, Grace L. Perkins, Grace S. Randolph, Allie L. Rhone, Camille M. Tarver, Maree E.
Nichols Hills
Secretary Perry, Annabelle A.
Principal McFeaters, Darrell (12)
6,300
Teachers Bartell, Lois Booze, Alice T. Breshears, Ruth Clow, Geraldine R. Cooke, Zula S. Crowder, Vivian C. Ferguson, Lou A. Hood, Mrs. Geneva T. Kessler, Mrs. Mary Maney, Mrs. Alpha M. Martin, Barbara J. Patzkowski, Mrs. E. Service, Janet Thompson, Joanna Watts, Ann R. Wright, Thelma
5,200 4,300 4,100 4,550 3,800 3,800 3,4oo 5,000 3,600 4,4oo 4,250 4,450 3,700 3,700 4,200 3,700
Secretary Harlan, Mrs. Daisy (91)
1,947.50
Orchard Park
Principal Hobbs, Edna H. (12)
5,960
Teachers Counter, Mattie J. Dabney, Rubye E. Jackson, Mrs. Eula Norman, Mrs. Ida P.
4,950 4,900 4,550 2,000
$4,300 3,7°0 4,900 5,300 5,100 4,950 4,800 5,100 4,950 4,100
(91)
1,947.50
Pierce
Principal Marlatt, Helen V. (12)
6,500
Teachers Brett, Lavadis Green, Mrs. Theresa Harrison, Olive Hayes, Mrs. Faye L. Morrison, Thelma T. Rector, Doris S. Rodesney, Mamie Ross, Pauline Turner, Mabel C.
3,800 4,350 4,400 4,200 4.400 4,350 3.400 3,900 5,300
Secretary , . ~ Schuler, Edith N. (91)
973
Polk Principal Mathis, Glendine (12)
6,200
Teachers Bower, Mrs. Ysleta Ford, Mrs. Sally M. Jeffers, Mrs. Clara McMinimy, Mrs. Mary E. Nelson, Mrs. Feme
4,300 4,800 4,350 3,900 4,100
Secretary Burns, Inez H.
(91)
884
Page Principal Byrd, E. U. (12)
Teachers Asher, Mrs. Ela R. Alexander, Jean Cray, Mrs. Aretha L. Conner, Octavia Cox, Mrs. Maedella Griffin, Mrs. Fanni Hamilton, Charlotte Houston, Hyder J. James, Mrs. Arvella Jpnes, Mrs. Leah
6,700 4,110 4,000 4,950 2,150 3,900 4,350 3,900 3,700 4,778 5,100
Prairie Queen
Principal Crews, R. C.
(12)
Teachers Condren, Robert Drew, Joyce Farine, Opal Ivey, Mrs. Ethlyn N. Lester, Lillian M. Nichols, Edith B. Taylor, Hermine T.
6,200 4,350 3,500 3,500 4,5004,150 4,750 3,800-
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pl^irie Queen (Cont'd) gfe&retary doqsy, Ruth (9|)
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836
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(12)
6,300
Teachers Barrett, Frances Blakeley, Els ie. J. -Borella, Myrtle C. Brothers, John E. DeWitt, Margaret Dillon, Ethel B. Genders, Mrs. Loie Green, Lova Hodges, Alice L. Keefe, Dorothy C. Laughlin, Blanche Marshall, Mabel G. Nelson, Blanche B. Ncfrcross, Jacquetta P^ine, Mrs. Mary L. Thompson, Earline
5,300 5,300 It, 500 4,000 5,150 5,300 4,200 4,000 3,4oo 4,000 5,300 5,ioo 4,150 3,400 5,050 4,900
Secretary Sphwedland, Pauline (9y)
1,721
Rancho
Principal Kingston, Myrna s. (12) Tfachers Altoack, Juanita M. Arnold, Louise Ade Brockett, Glennis Brown, Bonita B. Burns, Thelma Cade, Mrs. Helen M. Efron, Mrs. Dena S. Eudaley, Jacquetta Finley, Milta M. tGumni, Marjorie 'Hare, Marguerite E. Johnson, Vernice Mitchell, Verna Sherrod, Laura M. Woodruff, Helen B.
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4.800 3,900 4,200 3,700 4,425 M5° U,250 3.500 3.800 4,450 5,ioo 4,450 4.500 H,15° 4,300
Teachers
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!
Midkiff, Nancy H Sheets, LaJuanna Storie, Bob Sullins, Lois I. Wahl, Margaret Webster, Wanda Whitehair, Doris
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3,800
Secretary Koopman, June (9i)
1,673
6,700 3,800 4,650 3.500 4.500 3.500 3,700
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Principal Ainslie, Pauline (12)
6,3QQ
Teachers Beck, Viola L. Blakley, Olevia D. Jones, Mary J. Lewis, William R. Scott, Kathleen
3,600 4,opo 3,400 3,800 4,300
Rockwood Principal Thomas, Lorraine K. (12)
6,500
Teachers Browning, Berniece PahtwTight,Billie Davis, Mrs. Zora Drake, Christine Friedlander, Lahoma Halley, Mattie Lou Ingram, Arlene Lawson, William B. Lewis, Lena A. Lively, Mrs. Audrey Lydick, Mrs. Iva L. Malone, Kathryn K. Neuschaefer, A. E. Shive, Nina B. Stewart, Bess C. * Teague, Inez Thompson, Lettye A. Waite, Doris Y. White, Freda Word, Birdie
Secretary Nichols, Agnes
Ridgeview
Principal Huffman, Elizabeth (12)
YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis ■ unless otherwise indicated-
. YEARLY SALARY 10 months' hasis unless otherwise indicated
(9^-)
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Ross
Principal McNatt, Myrtle M. (12) Teachers Ellison, Mignon K Ingram, Maude B. Kennedy, Geneva Mitchell, Ann
5,500
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YEARLY SALARY 10 months'''basis unless otherwise indicated
Shidler Principal Ruble, Carl (12)
Teachers Baumhaft, Effie Burkhalter, Douglas Cabaniss, Helen T. Conner, Agnes M. Curry, Mrs. Mary Hampton, Charlotte Huddleston, Mrs. Carolyn Isham, Gertie L. Johnson, Frankie RIPPY, Laura Strong, Christine Trubey, Esther H. Tsakonas, Corrine Secretary Feland, Opal (91)
Shields Heights (Cont'd)
$5,200
4.500 3.500 3,500 U,ooo 3,800 4,300 4,095 4,200 3,900 3,800 4,200 4,700 5,050 908
Sequoyah
Principal Vacant
Teachers Battenburg, Mrs. M. Brecheen, Marie C. Crabtree, Charlotte Culbertson, Naomi Danner, Velma S. Harris, Onda M. Hoefle, Mrs. Alma T Hofacket, Miss Ima Kirkpatrick, Eula Kreimeier, Erra M. Martin, Olive McClanahan, Bernita Morse, Maxine N. Price, Eva Railey, Mrs. Eva Reneau, Mrs. Nona M. Shackelford, Chari Secretary Jordan, Noris (91)
4.300 5,ioo 3.500 4,600 3.400 4.800 5.300 4,600 4,550 3.400 4.500 3.800 4/275 3.500 4,700 4.800 3,4oo
1/73
Shields Heights
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6,700
Teachers Anderjipn, Margaret Bass^r, Vivian L. BeasMy, Mabie K. Bbntojr&'Mrs. Theta Biggest, Mary Alice Burg^, Flossie R. CannW, Iva Dale Hammond, Mrs. Wilma Joyd&>, Lavalette D. Kendall, Bessie
4,200 4,646 4,800 4,ooo 4,200 4,750 4,000 4,600 5,250 5,000
King, Harley Klepzig, Leila J. Mack, Mrs. Rubye E. McCord, Mary Morton, Edna M. Preble, Eloise M. Robinson, Gladys V. Rowland, Norma L. Sullivan, Evelyn Secretary Delp, Mrs. Hazel (9^-)
$5,°]fc' 4,7# 5,3o| 5,05(1 4,650. 5,30q 4,500>. . 4,300' 3,900
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Stand Watie
Principal Birkhead, Nina H. (12)
Teachers Bryan, Elsie V. Caskey, Sue Cornett, Eula E. Council, Mabel R. Eastep, Helen P. Ellis, Poncahontas Gentz, Margaret Godwin, Mrs. Zela M Hatcher, Velma Horn, Florence L. ■■ Kays, Mabel L. Kessinger, Helen D. Moore, Anna B. Parker, Julia E. Parsons, Mrs. Leona Ragsdale, Lena M. Sharpe, Pauline A. Smith, Anna B. Secretary Smith Anna
(9^)
6,700 3,570' 4,750 4,450 5,160
4,95'0 5,200 4,650 4,600 5,050 5,100 4,800 5,000 5.100 5,000 5,200 5.100 4,550 4,150
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1,945
Taylor Principal Roehr, Lucille (12)
Teachers Lindblade, Lois.R. Rennolds, Frances White, Blanche L. Young, Georgia Truman
Principal Alexander, Floyd F. (12)
Teachers Boyd, Olive Clardy, Blanche P. Curtis, Algie. E. Fuller, Mrs. Irma W Glover Mrs. Sarah
5,500
5,30 4,50 4.20
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Valley Brook (Cont’d)
Truman (Cont’d) $4,300 4,300 5,100 3,400 5,300 5,050 5,300 5,300 4,200 4,400 3,600 4,350 3,500
Gracey, Nellye B. Greene, Mrs. Emma J. Hendrix, Vernita Lewis, Charles Lewis, Mrs. Ruth S. Mason, Maggie McGee, Mrs. Onnie S. Oliver, Electra W. Oliver, Mrs. Mary F. Parks, Mrs. Thelma Perry, Gladys Pollard, Jennie L. Ware, Juanelda M.
Secretary Carrington, Grace (9a)
1,721
Tyler
Principal Treadway, Dorine (12)
6,050
Teachers East, Mrs. Cora V. Howell, Catherine Netherton, Laverne Powers, Nathalie Price, Vercie A.
4,100 4,600 4,100 5,100 4,300
Secretary Klepac, Lois (9^-)
884
University Heights
Principal Furr, Mrs. Ila C. (12)
6,300
Teachers Bailey, Frances E. Bethell, Mary E. Claypool, Frances Cooley, Florence Everman, Hotona Harris, Betsy D. Lewis, Mrs. Maude Murphee,.Louana Rodke, Anna S. Swale, Lillian L.
4,350 3,800 3.400 5,150 ll-,250 1,700 4.400 3.400 4,620 4,700’
Secretary Edwards, Anne (9a)
YEARLY SALARY 1© months''basis unless otherwise indicated
YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated
(■§■ time)
931
$3,700
Witcher, Berthyl
Secretary Haller, Elizabeth
(,9a)
836
Van Buren
Principal Pickett, Lena M. (12)
5,600
Teachers George, Mrs. Syble Gregory, Margaret McFarland, Nellie Newman, Wynona Simpson, Margaret Strong, Roberta B. English, Alma Green, Lova
3,800 3,500 4,300 3,900 3,400 4,200 3,800 4,000
Walnut Grove Principal Glover, George (12)
4,960
Teachers Hammer, Mildred Pennington, Dovie
4,750 4,550
Washington Principal Overman, Frank B. (12)
6,700
Teachers Childers, Ladonia Harder, Mabel E. Heaton, Frances E. Hendrickson, Mrs. P. Hudson, Lyndal L. Karnes, Prebble W. Mitchell, Jhnilou Nelson, Beatrice H. Prater, Miss Jimmie Shreve, Helene C. Stomp, Pauline Taliaferro, Mrs. A. Thompson, Annie M. Vest, Wyona Fitzgerald, Eileen
4,850 5,100 3,800 5/100 4,600 5,100 4,750 4,100 5,300 4,450 5/300 5/300 3/150 3,400 3,6pO
Secretary
Valley Brook
Webster, Opal
Principal Sample, Gerald (12)
5,150
Teachers Barton, Bonnie Gilreath, Eloise P. Peak, Barbara W. Sparks, Lorene Tibbitts, Velma R.
3,500 4,650 3,400 4,100 4,350
(9'a)
1,721
West Nichols Hills
Principal Borah, Ralph A. (12)
7,000
Teachers Allison, Imogene
4,200
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-' ' - CONT’D
Wheeler (Contld)
West Nichols Hills (Cont’d) $4,150 3,800 4,250 5,100 4,150 4,ooo 3,900 .4,150 4,200
Bassy Mrs. Ruth M. Belcher, Geraldine Clark, Mrs. Ruth w. Earley, Mildred S. Gilham, Dora L. Haley, Mary S. Jones, Lahoma Lawson, M. Frances Leeman, Mrs. Hope Minter, Hazel M. Phillips, Lucile Schmidt, Monace K. Smith, Virginia F. Todd, Eloise Zwick, Gwen G. Secretary Bartlett, Juanita
M°o
5,300 4,200 4,800 4,250 4,350
(91)
1,9U
Westwood Principal Davis, Elbert 0.
(12)
Teachers Cosgrove, Mabel Durbin, Guyon B. Elliott, Marie B. Emptage, Mrs. Jean Fleenor, Velma P. Grove, Charlyne Guthrie, Minnie J. Hamm, Mrs. Linda M. Harlin, Leilah Johnson, Annie L. Johnson, Connie P. Joiner, Gwen M. Jones, Marmaette Markham,. Mrs. D. Fay Martin, Fausta Liston, Lorene McInnis, Irma W. Miller, Elizabeth Orner, Jacqualine Secretary Hager, Gwen (9^-)
Wheeler
YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated
YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated
6,550 4,250 3,900 3,800 4,500 4,200 4,450 4,750 3,900 4,100 3,400 3,800 3,800 4,4oo 4,500 5,100 3,900 4,450 5,100 3,780
Secretary Argo, Mrs. Ruby (9j)
6,550
Teachers Alexander, Frankie Bridgewater, Itura Cooley, Viola M. Corbett, Arma J. Crowell, Carrie Farmer, Rowena E. First, Mrs. Mildred Hackler, Doris B. Jones, Mrs. Bertha McChristy, Marjory
4,650 4,650 4,300 5,300 5,300 4,650 4,350 3,500 4,750 3,4oo
1,9M5O
Whittier (School discontinued, 1957-58)
Brineipal Parker, Nettie M. (12)
5/00
Teachers Endicott, Elva M. Glaser, Bertha Hann, Beulah D. Hendrickson, Edith Rausin, Ruth B. Spahr, Pauline G. West, Irma Parker
5,°5O 4,900 4,950 5,300 4,450 5,100 3,5°O
Secretary Falink, Lillian (9-2)
■-
972
Willard
Principal Marshall, Edward P. (.12)
Teachers Alley, Mildred E. Baird, Bernice K. Bryden, Jewell ~ Fithian, Florence . Grimmeh, Jenny Lou Harwood, Mrs. Anna Ingraham, Billie Isaac, Miss Bernice Kapp, Jeannetta Mayes, A. Beatrice Mustion, Vera G. Oakes, Ola M. 1,947 50.pagan, Patsy Pryer, Mildred S. Street, Mabel Suggs, Grace Walkingstick, M.
Principal Lee, Floyd C. (12)
$4,500 5,050 4,700 4,350 4,450 5,050
McClelland, Bernice Morrow, Eva M. Sessums, Edna P. Swihart, Mary F. Taylor, Ima R. Taylor, Ona H.
6,700 4,750 4,450 4,673 5,300 3,300 4,400 3,400 5,300 5,300 4,300 3,900 4,620 3,400 5,100 4,250 4,000 4,800
Wilson Principal Lanman, L. S.
(12)
. 6,700
Teachers Edmonds, Dor othy Gober, Mrs. Gladys Mooy, Laura L. Newcomb) Dora L. O'Neal, Katie C. Porter, Mrs. Gladys
3,5 °0 4,700 4,800 4,500 3,500 4,550
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YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated
a.jgcpitol ,-Hill Jr . (Giant,’d)
Wilson (Cont'd) Pulse} Mabie Skinner, Allie Thorp, Nita Underhill, Earl
Secretary Webster, Helen (9^)
$5>100 5,100 5,l°0 4,200
1,816
Woodson
Principal Fleming, Mrs. Rubye (12)
Teachers Alaram, Mrs. Theresa Barclay, Mae N. Oliver, Lillian L. (This school closed 57-58)
- YEARLY SALARY •1.0 months’ 'oasis unless otherwise indicated
5,200 4,450 3,400 4,275
SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Capitol Hill Jr. Principal Cole, Albert H. (12)
7,300
Assistant Principal Miskovsky, John ("12)
5,850
Teachers Bowman, Glen (Counselor) (12) Chase, Mrs. Ruby (Counselor) (12) Adams, Wanda Arnold, Ernest Blackert, Kathryn Brownlow, Jacque Brunson, Lorene Bumpas, Lydia A. Christensen, Roma Cornelius, Lawton DotsOn, Naomi Ebeling, Myrtle A. Gardne^, J. J. Goodman, R. A. Gordon,' John B. Guerrero, Charles Hammond, Paul R. Herndon, Frances Hoke, DaVid D. Howell, Janice M. Leighton, Wayne E. Masters, Mrs. Marie McFarlane, Sallie Milam, .Lorena Miller, Alma Monahan, Cecelia Mooney, L. K. Morse, Louise Mussleman, Howard Myers, Mrs. Maye Olson, Betty J. Palmer, J.’ William Sass, Rachel S. Smalley, Ijaura Souther, Edna
5,160 5,260 3,500 4,600 5,300 4,100 4,600 5,000 4,400 3,900 3,800 4,900 4,200 5,l°0 4,000 3,500 4,400 3,900 3,400 4,850 4,200 4,850 3,800 4,750 4,850 4,275 4,850 5,200 4,850 4,500 3,700 4,600 3,600 4,600 5,300
Stone, Mrs. Arta Sutton, R. M. Thomas, Jewell A. Timmons, Mildred Walker, Leander F. Williams, Lola Callahan, Opal E. Grundy, Mrs. June Lackey, Hope Goff, Mrs. Ann (Librarian) (11) Office Employees Hunt, Mrs. Alice (Clerk) Lyon, Mary Lois (Secretary)
$5,100 4,650 5,300 5,100 3,700 4,55° 5,565 5,100 3,990 4,030 2,150 2,200
Franklin Principal Lawter, J. H. (12)
5., 900
Assistant Principal Chapman, Eugene 0. (12)
5,150
Teachers Crosno, Ina May (11) Champlin, Harrold Coles, Alvin Cunningham, Louise • Evans, Mrs. Lael Grossman, Mrs. Lola Harrison, Chas. R. Hostetter, Carroll ' Jones, Bill Jones, Herbert Keith, Don (11) Lamb, Virginia Morey, Juanita Lloyd, Helen (Librarian) (11) Simmons, Paul L. (12) Simpson, Do loris Stark, James E. Cosner, Annamarie (11) Ruster, Reba Anderson, Judd (12) Buchanan, Bonnie B. Spencer, Mark L. West, Cecil (12)
4,760 4>O95 4,000 4;000 4^350 4,425 3^500 4,200 3,800 5,l°0 4,130 4,100 4,450 3,830 5,000 5,100 3,5°O 4,778 4,515 5,200 5,100 4,600 4,800
Office Employees Schiel, Lahoma (Secretary)
2,250
Jackson Principal Huffman, Clarence (12)
7,300
Assistant Principal Smith, Wallace R. (12)
5,050
Teachers Gardner, Dan A. (Counselor) (11) Lewis, Mildred (Counselor) (12) Armstrong, Wynema
,.: 5,610 5,710 4,150
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YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated Moon (Cont’d)
Jacks on (C ont1 d) Bailey, Victor Butler, Clyde E. Cinnamon, Catherine Coachman, Mary Coffpy, Richard E. Coffia, William T. Cotton, E. M. Crews, Doyle H. Crowe, Rose M. Davis, Mrs. Sybil Dodman, J. C. Dotson, Virginia Elliott, Samuel (11) Erickson, Gladys Fowler, Harold L. Gay, Mrs. Viola Gray, Mrs. Anna L. Humphrey, Thelma Kelley, Mrs. Helena Lane,; Mrs. Iola Leverett Kathryne Lundy, Lewis McCollom, Basil MonJaras, Alfonso Muegge, Marilyn Nesbitt, Mildred Perdue, Ted Reed, John A. Reeves, Mrs. Eva L. Reid, Ann Richter, Mrs. Inez Riddle, Cora A. Ring, Lois M. Rosen, Eugene Ross^ George T. Ross, Katherine Shike, Virginia C. Somerb, M. Gwynn Spurlock, Joe Taylor, Emma J. Thompson, Ruth Wallace, James A. Westervelt, Ruth D. Williamson, Gladys Coles, Mrs. Maudie Kelley, Mrs. Laura Graham, Juanita S. (11) (Librarian) Ewing, Gussye E. (Nurse) Morrow, Bob Office Employees Boyte, Mrs. Mozelle (Clerk) ■ Null, Frances A. (Clerk) Willis, Lillie (Clerk)
‘ Moon
$3>500 3,800 3,9°O 3,400 5,300 3,900 4,300 4,550 3,700 4,650 4,300 3,000 4,900 4,500 4,000 4,950 5,565 4,100 4,100 4,425 4,800 4,550 3,900 4,350 3,500 4,300 3,600 3,600 4,000 4,988 5,300 3,400 3,900 4,300 4,500 5,050 4,650 4,950 3,700 5,300 5,25O 4,650 5,100 4,850 4,000 4,620 4,530 3,500 3,700
2,200 1,900 1,900
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Prine ij^^J ! Johnson,^Wiliam W. (12) i J
: Assistant Principal Jenkins, J. M. (12) ; Teachers ; Williams, Louis C. (Counselor) (12) ; Wood, Christine (Counselor) (12)
YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated
6,700 5,650
5,510 5,085
Allen, Mrs. Ruth M. Boyd, Sadye E. Cooper, Mrs. Elva Davis, Fred C. Denton, Annettea Dulan, Otis E. Emery, Sampson Faine, Ruth H. Fizer, Mary E. Freeman, Emma L. Gallimore, Malyne Gorham, Thelma Greer, Miss Lola B. Guess, James E. Johnson, Emmett Johnson, Rosetta Kelly, Mrs. Carolyn King, Dorothy M. Mason, Walter 0. Miles, Charles C. Nelson, Orlando Perry, William E. Pierce, Roger G. ’ Pyle, A. S. Pyle, Malinda Y. Ricks, Garvice S. Rucker, Raymond L. Scobey, Julia Mae Server, Daisy H. Stephens, Gladys M. White, P. Bernice Wray, Freddie M. Chandler, Wayne C. Winston, Alice M. Foster, Henrietta (Librarian) (11)
Office Employees Stevenson, Vivian (Secretary) (9) Tipton, Mae Lois (Clerk)
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4,350 ^,35° 3,700 3,600 5,150 3,700 4,000 5,000 4,400 3,633-33 3,500 4,500 4,100 * 4,133.33 4,350 4,250 4,300 4,300 4,333.33 4,275 5,150 4,650 3,500 4,200 4,500 4,300 4,500 3,600 4,600 5,430
2,100 1,950
Taft Principal Graham, W. B. (12)
7,300
Assistant Principal Turner, Harry E. (12)
6,050
Teachers Howard, Lourana (Counselor) (12) White, J. C. ’ (Counselor) (12) Alexander, Carol Boyles, Laverna S. Brown, Malinda S. Calder, Evelyn Carmichael, Ruth S. Clifton, Sam C. Curry, Pat D. Downs, Floryce Eagin, Marcelle P. Farrow, Nell G. Hamilton, Mrs. Hope Harrison, Edith Johnson, Marciel Jones, Margerite
5,410 5,160 3,500 5,050 4,900 4,450 4,275 4,200 4,100 4,250 3,500 4,425 5,000 5,100; 3,900 5,300
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$4,550 4,350 5,300 4,35° 4,000 3,500 3,950 5,150 5,100 4,100 3,600 4,000 4,300 4,100 4,6oo 4,200 5,050 4,830 3,400 5,130
2,250 2,050
Webster
, Principal ' Mayes, S. L. (12)
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Assistant Principal French, William H. (12) d Teachers Harmon, Mrs. Manon (Counselor) (11) Curtis, Arnold R. Dennis, Donald Eagin, Everett Hamm, William C. Lucy, Mrs. Lilibel Perry, Raymond Pybas, Mrs. Julia Scanlan, Alice Schoch, Isabelle Swanson, Carola Warram, Ruth Willis, Mrs. Bess Wilson, Rex Whittle, Rosalie Vandaveer, Mary E. (Librarian) (11)
5A3O 4,200 3,700 3,500 4,100 5,050 5,100 4,850 5,300 4,400 4,700 4,250 4,750 3,800 4,095 4,745
Office Employees Cain, Mrs, Wilma (Secretary)
2,200
4,975
Central
Principal Breithaupt, Clarence (12) 'I ■, Assistant Principal f JSriiher, Leon (12)
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YEARLY SALARY 10 months' basis unless otherwise indicated
Central (Cont'd)
Taft (Cont'd)
Mackin, William P. Maloney, Margaret Matthews, James A. Murray, Francis J. Nelson, Loren P. Panos, Opal Puckett, Greta Ridenour, Opal E. Shacklett, Sadie Shinn, H. E. Smith, Robert L. Snell, Faye C. Thomas, C. S. Urmston, Elizabeth Walter, Vera R. Weltzheimer, Oscar Hunley, Velta Novey, Pauline L. Miner, Mrs. Mary F. (Nurse) Donaldson, Mildred (Librarian) (11) Office Employees Breithaupt, Neva (Secretary) Wright, Mary Ann (Secretary)
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7,000
6,000 5,ioo
$5,250 Askew, Eleanor 3,400 Banta, Phyllis 4,750 Bradley, Mary L. Burleson, James 5,300 4,750 Chappelear, Virginia 4,900 1. ■ Coffey, Ruth 5,300 Conger, Maybelie 3,500 Council, David 3,500 Dooley, Marlene 4,200 Ent, Vivian 3,800 Harrison, Clovie E. 4,350 Hendricks, Jo Alice 3,800 Heusel, Gerald 3,900 Jarrell, Marion 5,300 Jayne, Viola 4,550 Kramer, Anita H. 5,1®® Lockwood, Mary 5,300 Lowther, Kathleen 5,200 Mashburn,Taye Miller, Miss Rae 5,150 Neel, Mary V. 5,300 4, ldo Parnell, Catherine 3,800 Platt, John C. Raid, Mrs. Georgia 5,050 Robinson, Ruby L. 5,250 5,300 Rogers, Miss Ruth 4,100 Sandmann, Charles 5,300 Spann, Lucile 3,700 Taylor, John R. 5,250 Taylor, Doris 5,300 Taylor, Lucile 3,800 Tilley, Jo Leta 5,0|0 Truax, Martha V. 5,300 Van Meter, M. V. 3,600 Volk, Mary E. 4,800 Walker, Pauline Wallace, Ruth 5,050 4,620 Clark, Emmaray 4,305 Jones, Goldie 5,000 Brooks, Horace C. (12) 4,300 Bush, Joe Curtis, Eleanor (11) 5,330 4,900 Ellis, Thomas (12) 6,3po Hicks, Harry E. (11) 5,Q00 Huffman, J. D. (12) 5,200 Jones, Melton H. (12) 5, Ro Looney, Orville (12) 5,lpo McGuckin, James (12) 54^0 Nutt, John 5, Joo Phillips, Alford E. 5,(00 ' Ringler, Paul D. (12) 5,f|5 ■■ Shogren, Raymond (12) 5,feo Tansel, Cecil 3,§oo Taylor, Harry 54.85 Thomas, Burnis H. (12) 4,900 Winbray, Jesse 4,91'p Marshall, Alton J. (12) 5,760 Miller, Ralph (Counselor) (12) 5,160. Reeves, Jewell (Counselor) (12) Wester, Berniece (Counselor) (12). ; 5,86(1*. 4,900' Winters, Charles L. (12) 5,630 Chowning, Eva M. (Librarian) (11) 4,600 Brown, R. 0. 4,500 Lester, Jack 4,300 Pierce, Maurice
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Robeson, Vince Woodall,.George O'jffl'ge Employees Chdhdler, Mary (Registrar) (12) Cooltj Shirley (Secretary) (10) Stephens, Rachelle (Secretary) (12) Treidhler, Nancy J. (Clerk) (9^) .-■I . ■
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$4,500 3,6oo
Office Employees 2,560 Booher, Julia(Clerk) Hines, Laucylle (Secretary) (12) 2,150 2,880 Killian, Glenna 1,9^7 50
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7,200
Assistant Principal Lillard, Bill (12)
5,900
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$14-, 500 3,700 2,150 2,860 2,700
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4,75° 4.760 5,060 4,500 5.100 3.400 5.300 3,700 3.400 3.300 3,600 4.100 5.800 4,000 3,600 4.100 4.100 4, 400 3,600 3.800 3.600 4,150 5.300 4,200 ’ 3,400 4,350 3,400 5,300 3,700 4.100 3.400 4.400 3,800 4,200 4,500 3,900 5.100 3,800 3,700 5.100 3.400 5,000 4.100 5.760 5,630 4,450 4.600
Principal Browe, Russel (12)
7,300
Assistant Principal Smith, Thomas (12)
5,300
Teachers Cates, Juanita (Dir. of Curr.) (12) Bittie, Juanita (Counselor) (11) Brewer, Vela Creecy, Vinnie (Counselor) (11) Walraven, Maurice (Counselor) (12) Ballew, Gerald Billingslea, Vera Bowman, Fern Brandt, Patricia Britton, Iona Carter, Ida Chase, C. D. Chapman, Luana L. Cox, James Douthitt, Eleanor Elliott, Easter Fahl, Barbara Gaasch, Lenora J. Conulluler, Betty Harris, Woodfin Hostetter, Lyle Humphrey, Marjorie Jones, Norma L. Jones, Edythe Kegans, Cecil C. Lawson, Lenna Long, Morene Lundy, Mrs. May S. Mackeen, Donald Manning, Mrs. Mary May, Wanda L. Mesplay, Mrs. Nita Moore, John K. Moutray, Guilford Murphey, Marcia Myatt, Mrs. Edna Nees, James B. Nestlerode, Mary Novey, Pauline Niblett, Clarence Osteen, Louisa Paschall, Catherine Pearson, Bertha Pendleton, Reine Sparks, Mary Stathos, Georgia Stewart, Earl E. Sughru, Lois
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G-ra-hWKont *d) Terryff Alice Todd, ‘Don Vaughn, Suzanne Waltman, Bill White, NancyWheeler, Cleo Manning, Hilda : Martin, Hazel S. Patterson, Mildred (Librarian) (11) Brown, Donald McDonald, Don Metheny, Don Bradley, Beatrice (Nurse)
Office Employees Fast, Amalia (Secretary) Hampton, Mrs. Opal (Secretary) (12) Littlefield, Opal (Secretary)
Harding (C ont’d)
$3,900 4,000 3,400 3,800 3,600 3,900 4,ooo 3,600 4,430 3,800 4,100 4,200 3,100 2,150 2,740 2,200’“
Harding Principal Clemens, Ted (12)
7,700
Assistant Principal Hubbard, Wendell (12)
5,100
.Teachers "Lawson, Fred (Counselor) (12) . Shinn, Chloe (Counselor) (12) Bickell, Ila Colgan, Margaret ; Cooley, Virginia Diehm, Josephine Eaker, Charlotte K. Fortenberry, Edward Frow, Frankie R. Graham, Irma Graham, Mrs. Dorothy Hart, Jo Ellen Higby, Marceleete f: Ingraham, Chester J| Jacobs, Edith pLocke, Allece f McDaniel, Bill J. f McMullen, Florence '.Miller, James Morrison, Buena V. Newton, Herberta Ogle, Leonard Peyton, Mrs. Nan Potter, Jerry Robbins, Mildred Roberts, Byron Rotzinger, E. G. Sayre, Maurine : Scott, Brown ‘ Sh§.r|fe Harold J. Stilly, Imogene Starts', Mrs. Carrie Stepans on, Edward Stewart. Mary • S,te^S*t, Juanita Swa'Abn, Frank A. Thoffton, Richard
YEARLY SALARY ' lO'^onths' bas is unless otherwise indicated •
5,510 5,no 4,450 3,500 4,550 4,450 H,35O 4,300 3,900 4,000 4,4oo 3,300 3,900 4,450 5,300 4,650 4,100 5,300 3,600 5,300 4,4oo 3,900 4,600 4,950 4,800 4,6oo 4,800 4,650 3,600 5,100 3,500 5,100 4,000 4,850 5,300 5,300 4,250
Walker, Joseph T. Webster, Arthur West, Helen Wild, Flora K. Wiser, Clarice (11) Librarian Shirley, Audrey Miller, Thelma P. (Nurse) Office Employees Mahaffy, Margaret (Secretary) (12) ' Malone, Gladys L. (Clerk) Scott, Alene (Secretary)
$4,150 4,200 5,300 5,100 4,750 4,64o 3,500
2,880 2,250 2,300
Marshall -------------Principal West, Harry (12)
7,300
Assistant..Principal Fleming, J. Garwin (12)
6,150s
Teachers Hibbert, Bernice (Counselor) (12) Peterson, Mary (Act. Dir.) Acers, Adnell Atchison, Margaret Baldwin, Marguerite Baxter, Francis D. Brown, Patricia Casner, Patricia Collier, Fern Courtney, Arch E, Crowder, Samuel H. Davison, Willie Demand, Mary Edmiston, Stella Edmond, Kenneth Farmer, Joe Figg, Joe Gesell, Geraldine Gilmore, Keith Hancock, Carol A. Hanstein, Leonard Hufmagel, Anita Imbler, Irene Jackson, Ella James, Lewis F. Jennings, Mrs. Bess Kelly, Bessie M. Kunkel, Florence Lackey, Toney Luper, Mrs. Marybell Lydick, Rilla Marshall, Lyda Mayer, Mrs. Joan Milliron, Virgil Muhlberg, Jerome Mulcany, George Oliver, Zelma Osborn, Kathleen Peters, Frances G. (11) Pharr, Janet Roark, Nann S. Roberts, H. Oliver Sipe, Robert R.
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Smith,. 'Aizabeth
Sparks ,’^ames Spears,. Mrs. Patsy Vandenburch, Ethel Vickrey, Thomas Woods, Mart Brewer, Mrs. Vela Hfggard, Berniece BOwlan, Sizemore (12) Ward, LeRoy Dierdorff, Marian (Librarian) (11) Bur get, Donald Bur get, George Harrington, Foster I^adseth, Mildred (Nurse) ^Shumaker, Rose fice Employees
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Northeast (Cont'd) $5,000 4,000 3,500 4,ooo 3,8oo 4,550 4,4io 4,233 5,960 4,830 5,580 4,ioo 4,6oo 5,050 3,100 3,700 2,300 2,380 2,000
-Northeast
Principal Greene, J. B. (12)
. YEARLY SALARY 10' months * has is unless otherwi$ej| indicated . .
7,800
"Assistant Principal Spangler, Mace (12)
6,500
Teachers Schumacher, Donna (Counselor) (12) Krueger, Richard (Counselor) (11) Richmond, Charles (Counselor) (11) .Yofesting, Clarence (Counselor) (11) Mfek, Mrs. Grace #lls, Faye Busey, Woodrow Carter, Zaida Clay, Corothy Cunningham, Johnny Davidson, Mollie Davison, Mrs. Grace Ellis, Henry Etta (Counselor) (11) Gifford, Zazelle Lowery, Francis Gillette, Gladys Gordon, R. M. Ingram, Pauline E. Isom, Vernon Jenkins, Vasca Karns, Tom Malone, Martha Mattox, Miss Vivian McMillan, Louis Miller, Lois Minter, Thomas J. Nielson, Pauline . Pittman, Mrs. Maude Smith, Wayne Smith, Elna Snedaker, Dorothy Taylor, Harry Terry, Marjorie Thomas, William
5,700 5,680 4,930 4,780 4,650 4,750 4,650 5,100 5,300 4,300 4,700 4,250 5,030 5,300 3,600 5,300 4,425 4,4oo 3,600 3,700 4,300 3,800 4,750 4,700 3,500 3,800 4,150 5,100 3,800 5,300 5,300 3,800 4,8oo 3,500
Thompson, Richard White, Nat Foster White, Martha Wilson, Nadine Thompson, Ethel (Librarian ) (ID Havenstrite, Winston Merideth, Harold
Office Employees Janssen, Frances (Clerk) Yost, Maurita (Secretary) (12)
$3,500 4,275 4,400 4,650 4,787 4,200 4,900 2,250 2,880
Southeast
Principal Grady, Charles (12)
8,100
Assistant Principal King, Dee L.
5,800
â– 7 Teachers Berry, Edward L. (11) Gill, Anita Henry, Mrs. Bessie (11) Mullins, Dale (12) Norwood, Ida (11) Allen, Marjorie Baker, Mrs. Eva Bayz, Mary V. Berry, Robert L. Burdette, Mary E. Camp, Lora Lee Carson, Mrs. Hazel Caswell, Wynema Cook,. Ernestine Cox, Isabelle Plugge, Betty (Librarian) (11) Dolan, L. B. Eckstein, Mary Green, Patricia Hawthorn, Bertie Holland, Steven Holloway, Fred KeIlog, Anna Laucus, Paul Lewis, L. E. Markert, E. Jayne Moore, Mrs. Grace Morrow, Bob Nichols, Ross E. Nokes, Mrs. Mary Powell, James Robbins, Jean Rupp, Sam Semrad, Everett Shields, Marvin Simons, Dian Smith, Imogene Snyder, Franklin Staley, Elizabeth Taylor, Bob Windes, Mrs. Inez Choate, Dean Condren, Robert
4,730 4,100 4,730 5,010 4,755 4,500 4,650 3,800 4,300 4,550 3,900 4,550 3,600 3,400 3,800 4,030 5,300 4,750 3,400 4,200 4,400 4,500 3,900 3,800 3,800 3,400 4,550 3,700 4,825 4,500 4,450 4,000 3,800 4,425 4,500 3,400 3,600 4,200 4,850 3,500 4,450 5,250 4,35.0
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2,150 2,860
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7,500
Assistant Principal Roop, Alonzo (12)
6,700
Teachers Been, Mrs. Gladys (Counselor) (12) Freiberger, Alvin (Counselor) (12) Hill, Bill (Counselor) (12) Smith, M. D. (Adm. Asst.) (12) Cohen, Sara Ball’, Mrs. Adaline Bengtson, L. H. Jr. Biggers, Helen Biggs, Jack G. Bradford, Emit Brainard, Marjorie Chesher, Alice Coleman, Thelma Conner, W. L. Cogley, Lillian Condren, Ann Crosley, Harold Danford, Margaret Davis, Virginia Edwards, Emma Frazier, Sunbeam French, Noba E. Graham, Elizabeth Hanger, Gwendolyn Harry, Maxine Hazelwood, Saidee Hendrix, Paul Humble, Jospehine Jones', Mrs. Ruth C. Kelly, Mrs. Bessie Kimbrough, Felix A. Kincade, Mabel Krieg, Wallace H. Lauderdale, Lamora Lee, Melvin L. Lewis, Nettie Littlefield, H. L. Mayes, Dorothy McPheeters> Julia Ossenkop, Albert Perdue, Norma Richert,|Mary L. Schooling, Della Selken,jfary A. Semrod, udvik J. Shank, azel Smiley^ anche Smith Summe ’Hettye
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5,910 5,no 4,660 5,700 5,100 5,300 4,500 5,100 3,900 4,200 4,900 5,300 4,900 5,060 4,625 3,500 3,400 5,000 4,150 ■3,4oo 4,650 4,850 4,515 3,500 4,000 5,300 4,000 3,400 5,000 4,100 4,550 5,300 5,000 4,500 4,350 5,300 4,850 5,300 4,200 4,350 3,400 5,100 4,4oo 5,300 4,200 3,500 3,500 4,850 4,600
$4,550 Vaughn, Raymond 4,350 Williamson, Orvin 4,700 Carpenter, Jess L. 5,300 Donley, Lowell 5,760 Emberty, Robert (12) 4,900 Emerson, Carl (12) 4,900 Fish, Raymond L. 5,430 Fisher, Eugene C. (11) 4,900 Hall, Harry E. (12) 4,800 Harper, Dwayne A. (12) 5,100 Hawkins, W. 0. (12) 4,250 Neal, Doradean 5,4oo Stockton, Elton J. Stone, Ollie B. (12) 5,400 5,200 Ward, Bartlett A. Phinney, Myrtle C. (Librarian) (11) 4,930 5,20®* Jacobson, Anton D. 5,200 Pryor, John F. 4,200 Ryder, William 5,ioo Smith, John Speegle, C. B. 5,35io 4,350 Spencer, Janet 3,200 Sanders, Lillian (Nurse) - . 1;. Office Employees 2,150 Chadwell, Mrs. Mary (Clerk) Goodwin, Mrs. Wayne (Secretary) (12) 2,500 2,680 Horn, Irene S. (Registrar) (12) Williams, Geneva R. (Secretary) 2,100 Douglass Principal Moon, Frederick D. (12)
Assistant Principal Jeltz, Wyatt F. (12) Teachers Pierce, Neil (12) Strong, Paul L. (12) Harris, Sherman M. (11) Strong, Evelyn (11) Wilson, Thelma (12) Alexander, Lola Buford, George L. Burnett, Dorothy Clement, Ella L. Dabney, Margaret Graham, Thurston Lawrence, Otis (12) Love, Mrs. Zelma Moore, Jessye J. (11) Ragland, Buszeder Scott, Janice Seward, Walter Sharp, Hillard Sloss, Minerva A. Temple, T. Odessa Tompkins, Consuelo Waterford, G. D. Wiley, Lea F. Williams, Geraldine Alexander, Leroy Benefee, Maurice (12)
7,800 6,200
6,700 5,200 5,330 4,830 5,760 4,800 4,500 3,900 4,200 : 5,300 4,000 4,960 5,400 5,200 4,800 3,700 4,275 4,650 4,200 5,300 5,300 4,900 5,300 5,100 4,550 4,950
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SAURY 10 months’ basis unless otherwise 'indicated
Northwest Classen (Cont’d)
Darden, Lawrence C. (12) Dodson/ G. M. Moore, Erma Morgan, Augusta P. Washington, Louis Belle, Sarah J. (Librarian) (11) Gudjoe, Lawrence Diggs, Jake A. Miller, Moses
$4,700 4,700 3,500 5,050 4,4oo 4,630 4,800 4,900 5,300
Office Employees Johnson, Geneva (Secretary) (12) Toiplin, Gladys (Clerk) (11) *
2,880 2,465
Northwest Classen
$5,300 Paden, John M. 5,300 Park, Mrs. Mabel 4,800 Peale, Dorothy 5,300 Pickard, Lelia ■ 5,300 Pruitt, Mary 4,300 Sartin, Newa I. 5,300 Shepard, Gladys 4,800 Smelser, Carroil 4,200 St. Dizier, R, F. 3,900 Sullivan, Wesley 5,050 Thompson, Margaret 3,900 Tyler, Maxine 4,150 Vitale, Frank C. 5,300 VonTungeln, Henrietta 5,ooo ■ Wedding, Mary E. 4,650 Weinert, Duane 3,800 Whitehead, Ann Willoughby, Lucille 5,300 4,500 Marcotte, Leonard Standridge, John (11) 5,130 West, Beth (11) 5,^30 5,630 Cockrum, Eunice (Librarian) (11) Doughty, Alma (Ass't Librarian-) (11) 4,430 4,600 Davis, Clayton L. 5,450 Irwin, Rex 4,4oo Van Pool, Donald 3,500 Moore, Mrs. Nola (Nurse)
Principal Malone, J. Frank (12)
7,500
Assistant Principal Estes, Lloyd (12)
6,125
Teachers Brucher, G. W. (Counselor) (12) Bryan, Alvin (Curriculum) Hulet, Retha W. (Counselor) (12) J^Llis, Inez C. (Counselor) (11) Johnson, Arthur A. (Counselor) (12) Alberts, Audrie Bourke, Helen Buzbee, Geraldine Byars, Ophelia Caldwell, Virgil Cherry, Rose Marie Conger, J. H. Copeland, Ivy L. Cowan, Nona Crowe, Paul Cunningham, Clark Dennis, Barbara Ecton, Mrs. Nellie Findley, Evelyn Finnell, Jean H. Ghormley, Maurice Gibson, Katherine Hale, Charles A. Jr. Hicks, James Hoke, David Holland, Blanche jhmison, Marion Johnson, Arthur Lewis, Mary Lamb Link, Della Livingston, Hazel Willingham, Helen Milburn, Geraldine Miller, Mrs. Ramah Miller, Marjorie Mills, Madge Murray, Winnie Nichols, Raymond T. Norwood, Alonzo Oakes, Ola Mae Owen, Kathleen
5,960 4,200 5,960 5,795 4,660 4,750 5,000 5,3oo 5,050 4,150 4,100 4,700 4,500 3,600 4,500 5,300 3,4oo 4,000 3,800 4,000 4,900 5,000 4,350 1,408.33 3,800 5,300 3,500 4,800 5,000 5,100 5,150 4,250 3,500 3,600 4,950 3,800 4,500 4,150 5,050 4,620 4,900
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On roll call, the motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel for 1957-58 carried | with all members present voting "Aye." I
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It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve a plan to expand the program at Carey Elementary School for the 1957-58 school year, to include all six grades; and to make changes in districting arrangements so as to encourage greater attendance at Carey, the purpose being to take the pressure off Pierce and Adams schools, The motion carried, unan imously on roll call. R. #251 Professional Trips Approved
It was moved, by Mr. Bennett and. seconded, by Mr. McCray to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Gene Post to attend the meetings 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 Mr; Gene Post would attend the meetings indicated: (1)
Annual meeting of the Educational Film Library Association and the National Audio-Visual Association, Chicago, Illinois, July 18-21;
(2)
Planning Conference, U. S. Office of Education, Chicago, Illinois, July 22.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the above person 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 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 of Mr. Post's expenses on the trip be paid by th^Board of Education
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #252 Resolution oi Appreciation for Mr. A. E. Mushrush
Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mr. A. E. Mushrush, recently deceased, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried: RESOLUTION
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. A. E. Mushrush on June 28, 1957-
Mr. Mushrush joined the staff at Central High School in September 1921, where he was head of the Commercial Department for nine years. Following his tenure at Central, he worked in the central office of the Board of Education for a number of years. Prior to coming to Oklahoma, he was superintendent of schools in several towns in Illinois and held that same position in Fletcher, Oklahoma, for four years before coming to Oklahoma City. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge and past potentate of the India Temple Shrine, the Veterans' of Foreign Wars, and the First Methodist Church.
Mr. Musrush was personally and professionally admired because of his genial personality and outstanding ability as an administrator and a teacher, and will long be remembered by all who worked with him. The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to the memory of a very fine person and teacher. PERSONNEL The for ers the
Personnel Recommended
following personnel recommendations and information were submitted, the recommendations employment of teachers being made with the understanding that contracts with the teachemployed on the form hereby approved shall be executed in the name of the District by Superintendent or person by him designated:
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Sam uel Smith Abe deut sche nbo rf Thom as cheatwo ob Larr y fis her HERMAN BROWN
Davi b Caw thon Jack m . Luca s Caro l k . lewis Loray ne Dou gl as s Char les lew is Lyle m. Hamil ton Emil y Jane cra ig FIVE
THEY
poo l matro ns be work :
ELECTEB BEGINNING JUNE J At A SALARY OF $0.90 PER HOUR FOR THE HOURS
Olet a Skinn er Chri stine Baile y Reba Sha w Flore nce fith ia N
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MITTIE WELBON JOHNSON
request 1957,
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perm iss ion to empl oy miss this
SALARY $<75 PER MONTH.
Reques t perm issi on June io , 1957. sal
aret
Garb ner a § Clerk in the Bus iness Off ice , eff ectiv e June 4,
is an a Bbitiona l pos ition .
to emplo y miss Mar ga ret go ber as temp ora ry ary |160 per mo nth .
REQUEST PERMISSION TO
Cler
k in the sup pl y depa rtme nt , effective
EMPLOY MRS. BEVERLY CRAIG AS TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE TEXTBOOK CENTER,
JUNE I, UNTIL JULY 1ST,
Request
Marg
195?.
per missio n to c Hange the cla ssi fica tion
$2?0 TO $250 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
SALARY #|6O PER MONTH.
EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST,
of
195?*
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
mmer Employment
quest permission to employ the fol lowing: Date of emp1oyment
I i am Pi nkerton
Arch i tectura1 Draftsman
June
10,
1957
nee N i bIett
Arch i tect ur a 1 Draftsman
June
io,
1957
1.25 hr
t H.
Arch itectural Draftsman
June
14,
1957
1.25 hr
Draftsman I ra i nee
June
io,
1957
1 .00 hr
S I ejko
.P
Owen^
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Rate icf pay
Pos i t i on
$1.50
hr
in salary and ass i gnment
Request permission to transfer Richard G. Samples, part-time architectural draftsman - salary $2.00 per hour to full-time architecturaI draftsman - salary $400.00 per month - effective June I, 1957•
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Berry , Bruce
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ASSIGNMENT
Drafts ma n
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6-•13-57
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD SERVICE DEPARTMENT
in salary and assignment
Change
Request permission to transfer Carroll W. Thomas, 2 time floorman at Arthur salary $87.50 $87.50 per per month month to to full-time full-time floorman at Arthur ---------- ’ ~- salary salary $175.00 per month - effective June 10, 1957.
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st permission to transfer Ceci I C. Wood, floorman fIoorman at Cap i toI Hi I I salary $ 180 per month to watchman at Capitol Hill Sr. - salary $165 per month - effective June I, 1957.
""SUPPLY DEPARTMENT Employments
Request permission to employ the following people
Pos i t i on
Date of emp1oyment
Rate <of pay
Foreman
June 3,
1957
$2.00 hr.
Foreman
June 3,
1957
2.00 hr-
Maur i ce Ghorni 1 ey
Skilled
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Gil more
Ski 1 led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Foster Harrington
Ski I led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Troy L. Mil burn
Ski I led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Skilled
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Robert R. Sipe
Ski I led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Crowder
Skilled
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Hostetter
Ski I led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
hester
Ingraham
Skilled
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Toney J.
Lackey
Skilled
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Lundy
Ski I led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
Ski I led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
fcdames M. Sparks
Ski I led
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
. Leonard C.
Skilled
June 3,
1957
1.75 hr.
John Powe I I
Laborer
June
13 ,
1957
I .25 hr.
Henry Barger
Laborer
June
II ,
1957
1.25 hr.
Laborer
June 3,
1957
hr .
Frank C i ssne
Laborer
June 3,
1957
hr.
D.jo’u g las E.
St ills
Laborer
June 3,
1957
hr.
Orvilie L.
Johnson
Laborer
June
1957
Name Courtney
Arch E.
Chester A.
Merle K.
Roy B.
Sam H.
Conner
vLyle D.
ew i s G.
i chard T.
Charles E.
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Reeves
R iIey
Ogle
Grady
MW
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Request permission to correct the salary of James A. Songer, warehouse, employee, from $3500 per year to $3600 per year - effective emp I oyment date, December 26, 1956,
in salary and assignment
Change
Request permission to transfer James E. Duffy, supply clerk $3600 per year to the Maintenance Department - effective June
Request permission to transfer James C. Sparks, laborer with Maintenance Department, to Furniture Repair as spray painter - salary $1.50 per hour - effective June II, 1957.
in E 1 ectron i cs s
Request permission to employ the fol lowing peop1e
U
Rate 0 f pay
Pos i t i on
Date of emp1oyment
DeLisle
Repairman
June 3,
1 957
$1.00 hr.
Porter
Repa i rman
June 3,
1957
1 .00 hr.
Jerry W. Sm i th
Repa i rman
June 3,
1957
1 .00 hr.
Hardy Reed
Repa i rman
June 3,
1957
Rona1d Tutor
Repa i rman
June 3,
1957
Name
Jack L.
Larry G.
1.00 hr.
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1 ,00 hr.
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EMPLOYMENT
TERM■NATIONS
NAME
,
,R EYNOL 0S SHRANK
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Estima tor anb Expebiter
13-57
NAME
(Repla ces
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SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
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by transf er ) '■'W-
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6-4-57
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Employment
Request permission to employ the following people as
laborers:
Date of employment
Rate of pay
June 3,
1957
$1.00 hr.
Billy Gene Shelton
June 4,
1957
1.00 hr.
Ralph J.
Perdue
June 4,
1957
1.25 hr.
James D.
Dudley
May 29,
1957
1.00 hr.
June 5,
1957
1.25 hr.
Name James C.
Sparks
Trannon C.
Don E.
Burroughs
Shores
June
II,
1957
1.25 hr.
1.00 hr.
Jack Hayden
June 7,
Jerry M.
Lamb
June
11,
1957
1.25 hr.
Tommy L.
Kirk
June
10,
1957
1.00 hr.
C.
B.
Speegle
June 4,
1957
1957
1.00 hr.
June
13,
1957
1.25 hr.
June
11,
1957
1.00 hr.
John Payne Lohrey
June
10,
1957
1.00 hr.
Douglas Sauls
June
10,
1957
1.25 hr.
Ronald 0. Stacy
June 6,
1957
1.25 hr.
Max A.
June 4,
1957
1.00 hr.
Tackett
Wade H.
Jerry V.
Goad
Paul
B i 1 1 y D.
Norv i1 1
June 4,
1957
1.00 hr.
Neely P.
Harper
June 4,
1957
1.25 hr.
Harold Lee Jones
June 4,
1957
1.25 hr.
Bobby R.
Bridges
June
Lloyd E.
O'Bryant
June 5,
Dwight V.
Terry
June
13,
II,
1957 1957
1957
1.00 hr. 1.25 hr.
1.00 hr.
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MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Employment continued
David L.
Haggard
George C.
Kelley
(Laborers) June
11,
June 6,
1957 1957
$1.25 hr
1.25 hr
Cook
June
II,
1957
1.00 hr
Hughes
June
13,
1957
1.25 hr
Gene H. Goombi
June
II,
1957
1.25 hr
Char les G.
Cole
June
II,
1957
1.25 hr
William E.
Agee
June 6,
1957
1.25 hr
Nelson F. Gregory
June 7,
1957
1.60 hr
Jon A.
May :28,
1957
1.25 hr
James W.
Don S«
Bedingfield
17,
1957
1.25 hr
June 24,
1957
1 .00 hr
June 24,
1957
1 .00 hr
June 25,
1957
1 .00 hr
June 20,
1957
1.25 hr
June
19,
1957
1.25 hr
Gordon N icho1s
June 21,
1957
1 .00 hr
Ronald K. McClung
June 21,
1957
1 .00 hr
Jim Evanoff
June 21,
1957
1 .00 hr
18,
1957
1.25 hr
Paul
Leftwich
E.
Lee
Philip L.
Barf i e1d
Doy1e E.
Wm.
Bi II
G. H.
Rodgers Lee
Robert U.
Stephen W.
Edward E.
Joe
1.
Fairchild
Ellis Huddleson
Ph i 1 1 i ps
June
1 June
9
June 5,
1957
1.25 hr,
June 6,
1957
1 .00 hr
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MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT continued EmpIoyment Request permission to employ the following
Guess
June 5,
1957
$1.60 hr«
E. McCo11om
June 5,
1957
l,60 hr.
’ June 5,
1957
1.75 hr.
Sampson Emery
June 5,
1957
*1.60 hr.
Ted V.
Perdue
June 5,
1957
1.60 hr.
Bob W.
Condren
June 5,
1957
1.60 hr.
James E. Basil
Soce Lew i s
&
Rate of P
Date of Employment
|i!ame
y
1 n the Paint Department
Woodrow C.
Busey
June 5,
1957
1.60 hr.
Everett V.
Semrad
June 5,
1957
1.60 hr.
June 5,
1957
1.25 hr.
June 6,
1 957
1.60 hr.
Cudjoe
June 6,
1957
1.60 hr.
Lawrence Cudjoe
June 6,
1957
1,60 hr.
Merle Monroe
June
Robert W.
Ward
May 28,
1957
1.25 hr .
W i 1 son W.
Carter
May 29,
1957
1.25 hr.
Marsha 1 1
May 28,
1957
1.50 hr.
Jr,
June 3,
1957
1.25 hr.
Paul
Ray Hendrix
June 6,
1957
1.60 hr.
Paul
Crowe
June
II,
1957
1.60 hr.
Paul
R.
June
10,
1957
1„60 hr.
Lee Boyett,
Otis E,
Jr.
Du 1 an
Lance D.
11,
10 60 hr.
1957
if.
John C.
Oran Dabney,
H. C.
Hammond
Gerard
James E. ^Robert G,
Stark
Pierce
June 7,
1957
1.75 hr.
June 7,
1957
1.60 hr.
June 6,
1957
1.60 hr. ■O
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MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT continued (Paint Department)
Employment
Joseph Goodman
June 7,
1957
W.
June 6,
1957
June 6/
1957
0.
Mason
Sammy P.
Hoyle
$1.60 hr.
1.60 hr. •Whr. r 1 .00
June 25,
1957
1 .40 hr.
June 25,
1957
1.25 hr.
Lee J. Wyatt
June 24,
1957
1.60 hr.
Fred H. Stephens
June 20,
1957
1 .00 hr.
Fred Bohenberger
J une 20,
1957
1.25 hr.
Curtis A. Schwartz
June
1957
1 .00 hr.
Mi 1 ton E. Rex D.
Blevins
McCo11om
19,
Request permission to employ the following as carpenters:
Name
Date of Employment
Rate of Pay
Marvin L. Shields
June 5,
1957
$2.00 hr.
Fred C.
Holloway • Alphonzo Pyle
June 5,
1957
1 .75 hr.
June 5,
1957
1.60 hr.
Willie R.
June 3,
1957
2.25 hr.
Leo B. McMakin
June 4,
1957
1.75
C1 i fford R.
June 4,
1957
1.75 hr.
May :27,
1957
1.50 hr.
June 4,
1957
1.75 hr.
1957
1.75 hr.
RonaId S. Jesse 1
Swarts
Moon
King
V. Willi ams
hr.
Vernon H.
1som
June 3,
Donald W.
Coffman
June
II,
1957
1.25 hr.
June
12,
1957
1.75 hr.
Loren P. Nelson Robert L.
J. W.
Smith
Palmer
Doyle Ho
Crews
June 6,
1957
1.75 hr,
June 6,
1957
1.75 hr.
June
18,
1957
1.75 hr.
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Employment Leonard F.
(Carpenters)
Marcotte
June
10,
1957
$1.75 hr.
13,
1957
1.75 hr.
Edw in R.
Norrie
June
Elmer R.
Heck
June 4,
1957
1.25 hr.
James E.
Turner
June 4,
1957
1.75 hr.
Request permission to employ the following
L.
Rate of Pay
Date of Employment
Name
N.
in the Plastering Department
Aldrich
June 7,
$1.50 hr.
1957
Roy Wai 1 ace
June 26,
1957
1.75 hr.
Chester E. Sexton
June 24,
1957
1.75 hr.
Request permission to employ the following:
N*ame
Clark D.
Krumme
jimmy Robertson
Pos i t i on
Date of emp1oyment
Rate of pay
Landscape Helper
May 28,
1957
$1.25 hr.
Drayage He 1 per
June 4,
1957
1.25 hr.
I
Roofer
Don Metheny
June
10,.1957
Elwyn J. Tate
Tile He 1 per
June 3,
Lou i s McM i11 an
We 1der
June
John E. Brothers
P1 umber
June 3,
Lenard Linthicum
Roofer
June
Tile Layer
June 3,
Virgil W. Guff in
Glazier
June
Vernon L.
Drayage Helper June 5,
Charles E.
Bates
Hartman
10,
11,
II,
1957 1957 1957
1957 1957
1957 1957
1.50 hr.
I . 25 hr.
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f
1.75 hr.
j
1.65 hr.
f
1.50 hr.
|.
1.50 hr.
t
1.25 hr. 1.25 hr.
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Electrician
June 25,
1957
$1.75 hr.
Mason Tender
June 24,
1957
1.35 hr.
Eldon L. Whitnah
P1 umber
June
17,
1957
1.75 hr»
Dav id L.
P1 umber's He 1 per
June
18,
1957
1.25 hr.
Roofer
June
10,
1957
1.50 hr.
Wayne E. Don C.
7
(General)
Employment
Leighton
Gilliland
Donald G.
Koen i g
Brown
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Change
in salary and ass i gnment
Request permission to raise the salary of Bi I ly B. Beck, temporary em$1.25 pIoyee, from ■ „ _ .per hour to $1.35 __ .per hour - effective July^l, I 957.
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Request permission to transfer James E. Duffy, clerk at the Supply Department, to Maintenance Department as estimator, expediter - salary $4400 per year and $600 per year car allowance - effective Juhe II, 1957. J'-:,'
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Request permission to transfer George R. Harrison, drayage helper ■j,? salary $2400 per year to truck driver - salary $2600 per year - effective June 6, 1957. P-'
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Request permission to raise the salary of BiI Iy Gene Shelton, Iabore from^$l„00 per..,hour to $1.25 per hour - effective July I, 1957. RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
PRINTING
Request permission to employ Glen S. Roberts as printing helper saI ary $1.25 per hour - effective July 8, 1957.
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Request permission to employ Roland Jansson as textbook helper salary $1.25 per hour - effective June 3/ 1957.
TV STUDIO Request permission to employ Bernie Boyle as electronic technician salary $300 per month - effective June 3, 1957. !
p^st t>er'mission to employ Jack Seabourn and Willard Bennett as—> ctronic technicians — salary $1.25 per hour — effective June 3,
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ASSIGNMENT OF PRINCIPALS I
Request approval of the following assignments of principal s for school year 1957-58
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Sequoyah
Ethel McNatt I from Harmony)
Reti rement of Jo Richardson
2
Monroe
Lee Nuzum ( from Hawthorne)
Ret i rement of Rhey Fry
3.
Mark Twain
Jim Lanman ( from Lafayette
4.
Hawthorne
Nettie Parker ( from Whittier )
Transfer of Lde Nuzum
5
Harmony
Avis Smith ( from Lakeside)
Transfer of Ethel McNatt
6
Edison
Vernice Sellman ( teacher- Madison)
Transfer
Hazel Kibler ( from Vai ley Brook)
Transfer of
Gera!d Sample
Transfer of
7.
8.
Vai Iey Brook
9.
Foster
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Reti rement of
Transfer of Ari st I e Rus Tr^j^f er of Pauline Ain
II.
Rancho
Alta Thomas ( from' Edgernere )
Transfer of
12.
Lafayette
Jack Gibson ( from. Valley Brook)
Transfer of J irh Lanman
13.
Edgemere
Evelyn Borah ( from Madi'son )
Transfer of Al ta, Thomas
lU.
Hayes
Jack Bloomer ( Visiting Teacher)
Transfer of
Helen Hicks < from (1 iineolln )
Transfer of Evelyn Bora
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( from Edison) Ari st Ie Russel I
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Taylor
LuciI Ie Roehr (from Carey)
Transfer of Hazel Kible
, J,7.
Carey
Harley King: ( from Sh.tej;d H( ghteh)
Transfer of Lucille Roe
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LAKESIDE, WOODSON, BANNAKER; and WHITTIER slOigisiiiifsb tei J' ... sw® I C? Pauline Ainslie Helping teacher in Special Education----- Arts and Crafts I * * t Myri^a Kingston Ford Foundation Teaching Proiject SCHOOLS CLOSED?
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Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made UyMr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #253 Personnel Approved
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GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
Bills and. Payrolls Bills and. Payrolls Recommended for Payment
Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the hills presented was sub mitted:
July 1, 1957 Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Barnes:
The following matters are presented for your consideration: BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JUNE 3, 1957:
See also bills listed on green sheet at end of list, items not included in the following summary;
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Item #lc-1956-57 Building Le'vy
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221-705-7^
176.7b
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39.1122,69
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Item #ld-1956 Bond ft
Item #lf-195ll Bond
ft 4P
Item #lg~L95U~55 General Fund
$
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Item j£Lh-1953-51i General Fund
$
1,965.96
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536>931#1i 8
Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept, Select Dept, Select
‘Acme Food Store .Addressograph-Multigraph Cbrp,
Instr Suppls Visual Aid Suppls
Schl Select Low
A & E Equipment Co, lAir Sales, Inc,,
Research Suppls Instr. Suppls
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7.00 lull
.Amend Distributing Co, ^American Book Company ‘ ^American Council on Education merican Libraiy 'Ass’.n, erican News Co,, Tulsa
. ... ............ -.. / " Custodial Suppls Instr Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
nderson-Prichard Oil Corp, i^ppleton-Century-Crofts, Inc,
Instr.Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Low Dept. Select
Upk-Trks-Cars
Depto Select Standard Bid Agreement
Rprs-Musical Instruments
Standard
Instr'Lippis’' Instr, Suppls Instr, Suppls' Custodial“Supplies Rent-Transp-Eqpt
Dept,, Select School Select Low Low Bid Agreement
ato Parts & Machine Co0
' ’’1 '
& W Violin Shop
Sand Guide Waptist Book Store -Barber & Cochran Barada & Page, Inc, Elliott M, Barbes ‘
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27.05 Low Rental Agreement 27.50 27.50 67.69122.69 Bid Agreement Bid Agreement 2.650,69 Standard 232.1U 5U.96 Dept. Select ,5.25 Dept. Select Depto Select 12.03
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Abelard Schuman Ltd, Abingdon Press
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Item Ae-1955 Bond
1956-57 General Fund
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Dept, Select School Select School Select Standard
Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept, Select Dept. Select
2.20 1,00
J, J, Bollinger Construction, Inc, Reverend Roger Bourland Bowmar Records
Est, #1 Classen Aud. Board Action Hi Commencement Commencement-Sermon-SE Dept. Select Teaching Aid Suppls
6,oUU.Uo
BoyiScouts of America
Brenham’s? Inc. Braiiiff Airways, Inc, Judge John A Brett Britton Piano Shop' Robert Brunner Inc,
Teaching'Aid Suppls Instr, Suppls Eqpt, Personnel Office Adm. Expense Comm.-Address-Classen New "School Apparatus Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select School Select Low Board Action**’ Commencement Standard Dept Select
Bureau of Publications Burroughs Corporation
Teaching Aid Suppls " Reprs-Office Machines
Dept. Select Bid Agreement Standard /
Caesar’s Florist Calvin.Company Campbell’s Hobby House
Coihmehcement’Central Instr« Suppls Instro Suppls
Commencement Board Action Schl Select
101,00 100.22 3.60
Capitol Hill Florist Cardmaster Co0 Carpenter Paper Company
Commencement“Southeast New"Schl Apparatus Instr, Suppls
Commencement Schl Select Low Dept. Select
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Rpr,-Ind,Art Eqpt • Library' Books Upk-Trks-Cars
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Daily Law Journal-Record Ray Daniels John Day Company, Inc.
School Select 35U.61 lili.liO Low 9.115 Commencement
Pete Dowling Printing Co. Downtown Chevrolet
Comm.~Print“Cap.Hill Sr0 Instr, buppls
Commencement Dept Select Bid Agreement
Bill Doyle Office Supply
Instro Suppls
Low Schl Select
Dryden Press Inc. Dulaney’s John Dunlap Sporting Goods Coo
Teaching Aid Suppls Labor & Materials... Rprs-Psy. Ed. Eqpt.
Dept.Select Dept. Select Depto Select
Duplicating Products, Inc. Of Okla.
Instr. Suppls
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E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select
Estamae Exposition Press, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
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Farrar Straus & Cudahy Th$ Fideler Company F;|eld Enterprises, Inc
Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Library Books
Dept. Select Dept. Select Board Action
First Presbyterian Church C. Jo Fishman Follett Publishing Co.
Commencement Rental & Storage Teaching Aid Suppls
Commencement Rental Agreement Dept. Select
Foster’s Flowers & Gifts Miss Janice Fowler
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Wo Ho Heldenbrand Herb Welding & Radiator Co., Inc0 Herman’s Sporting Goods Co.
Purchase of'Real Estate Maintenance,Schl Bus Instr. Suppls
Marion Hoch Hoagland Grocery' Henry Holt & Co., Inc."" Houghton Mifflin Company Humpty Dumpty # 5
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Indiana University Bookstore The Industrial Press " International Harvester Coo
Teaching Aid Suppls Suppls, "Engineer Dept. Upk-Trks-Cars
Iowa State'Teachers College Johnson Motors Jenkins Music Company Johnsons ‘ Market...................... Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Teaching AidSuppls Upk-Trks-Cars Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Casey Jones Auto Parts Joint Council on Economic Education Fred Jones Ford ,
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Kamp Brothers Harry Keeton Supply Co.' P. Jo Kenedy & Sons Inc.
Ihstri Suppls
Kilpatrick Brothers Mro & Mrs. Harold Kinder Knob Hill Florist
Instr. Suppls * Low Rent-Trans. Eqpt. Trans. Agreement Commencement-Cap.Hill Sr. Commencement
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Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select
Sri’s. Glen Majors Sfetropolitan Water Co. Michigan State Univ0 Press
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Sndfeke Supply Company
Custodial Suppls
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Dept. Select Bid Agreement Dept. Select Dept. Select Main® Agreement Standard
7.9$ 32 .$0 3.3$ 1$®87
Nat’l Ed. Assn. National Printing Co. The Nation’s Schools
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187.96 163®U6 2.80 101.90
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8.20 10,112 30.00 ■
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Remington Rand Division of Sperry ' Rand Corporation R^ce Machinery Co, Richards & Conover Hardware
Library Suppls’ Schl Shop Eqpt. Custodial Suppls
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87»’?O i£<»oo 99M
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12,03 7}£6 6.36
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12.7k 7.5°
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Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select Schl Select
9.9b 76.19 83.29
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Schl Shop Eqpt Library Books
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Dr, Howard Taylor Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. • Mary W. Thacker, Clerk Bi H. Thomas Thompson School Book Depository : ■■ Oklahoma'City, Oklahoma ... , Thompson School Book & Supply Co. Edmond, Oklahoma 4.' Rev, Joe Trull 1 Turner Chain & Belting Co.
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32.05 25.50
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Mr® & Mrs. James Williams Wilson’s Grocery Mo E. Wynn DBA Wynn Construction
Rent-Transo-Eqpt. Instr. Suppls Additions to Bldgs0
Trans. Agreement 2$9.50 School Select 93.93 Standard 153.00 Board Action^O,780.00
Woodmansee-Abbott Music Company
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1.6L|. 3.50 2.50
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53JO7 J.
The Ho R. Huntting Co., Inc. Radio Supply, Inc<>
Library Books New Furn. & Fixtures
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69.13 9U.25 •
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Acme Brick Company • Acme duality Paints, Inc. Allied Paint Store
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Paul Blakeney Company
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Boardman Machinery Company The Clarence Lo Boyd Co., Inc. Brown Machinery Co.
Upk<rrounds-Project Upk-Grounds-Project #L|i|l Repr«-Buildings-Mtrls
Dept. Select Low Depto Select
Cale’s Refinishing & Manufacturing Capitol Blacksmith & Welding Co. Captiol Steel and Iron Company
Repr-Fumiture -Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-ELdg-Mtrls
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Repr-Furn.“Mtrls
Dyke Brothers
Repr-HLdg-Mtrls
Low Dept. Select Low
Federal Corporation Firestone Store Flanagan Supply Company
Unfinished Cafeteria Projects Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Unfini she d Cafe . Pro a#lik3
Standard Low Low
The Fleck Bearing Company
Upk-Grounds -Mtrl s
Dept. Select
Gardner Hotel Supply Co. Graybar Electric Co. Goodyear Service Store J. Co Hamilton Company' Hart Cotton Machine Co. Inc. Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Kitchen Equipment Repr-Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpto. Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Upk-Ground-Mtrls Upk-Ground-Mtrls Repr-Bldg 0 -Mtrls
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Herb Welding & Radiator Co., Inc. Herd Equipment Company
Upk-Ground-Mt rl s Upk-Ground-Mtrls
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Hunzicker Brothers
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Industrial Gasket & Packing Co# Ho Jo Jeffries Truck Line, Inc,
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Johnson Wholesale Electronics
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Low Letter Bid
Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.
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1191.70
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5.78
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962.06 2.13 - . i 1111.06 1,078.25
Massey Harris Ferguson
Mideke Supply Company
Mid=West Surgical Supply Coa Inc j Miller Floor C60.................. Morgenson Lumber Company
pM & V Supply Company, Inc® I• k
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162.00
203.01+
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Repr-Bldg.-Mtrls Construction; Electrical Classen Jr, Sr,
Low
Pittsburg Plate Glass Coo
Repr-Bldg. -Mtrls
The Powers Regulator Company
Repr-Bldg.-Mtrls-Eqpt
33.10 Low Dept Select 73.92 1,828.50 Board Action Low Letter Bid 630,00 2,565.52 1 21+5.00 ’ Standard Board Action 797.50 1,01+2,50
Richards & Conover Hardware Scovil & Sublett, Inco So Eo Bo Paint Co®
Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls
Low Standard Low
128.29 6.75 325.50
Service Electric Company Sharp Auto Supply Co, Sherman Machine & Iron Works
Upk<=Ground=Mtrls Repr-Fum-Mtrls Jackson Jr.-Remodel
Dept, Select Low'" Low
18.35 112.88 8U.00
So & Ho Shade Co,, Inco Francis T, Smith Lumber Co, '' Bert Smith Road Machinery Co,, Inco
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19.38 2,020.00 10.07
Soil Industries, Inc 0 Southwestern'Stamp Works' Standard Asb0 Mfg, & Insulo Co,
Dept.'Select Low Low
2.50 12.50 236.29
Standard 'Paint'Works, Inc, State Agency for Surplus Property Superior Floor Company Star Electric Supply "Company Mary ka Thacker, Clerk ' Thomas Concrete Pipe Co,
Jackson Jr. Remodel Repr-Bldg,-Mtrls Repr-Bldg.-Mtrls-Eqpt , A-. Repr-Furn,-Mtrls Repr-Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpt, Repr-Bldg,-Mtrls Repr-Bldg 0-Mtrls“Eqpt, Petty Cash Reim’ Repr-Bldg,-Mtrls-Eqpt
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93.50 ll+ol+O 28.80 8.20 123.09 ,225.55 95.81
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Aiito Parts & Machine Company
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E. Vo Cox Construction Co, The Dolese Company
3,823.08 Board Action Calvin Coolidge-Final. Douglas-Est. ffl Douglass Stadium Contract Bid Agreement 3,082.08 289.57 Dept. Select 3,371.65
Chas, Mo Dunning Construction
U.S. Grant
E, I, DuPont De Nemours & Co., Inc, Dyke Brothers
New Cabinets, Pro, 833 Taft Remodeling Pro, 805
Low Low
Gene'ral Electric Supply Coo
Adm. Bldg. Air Cond.
Board Action Lt ,335.15m 165.83 Letter Bid h,500,98
Hudgifas-Thompson-BalT & Associates Humphries Construction Co.
architects fee S.E. Hi Est. #9Nichols Hills
Board Action Board Action
, 622.09 13,505.85
Hunzicker Brothers
Adm. Bldg, Curr. Library
Board Action
28.07
W, A. Zanders Company W. A. Landers Compahy~Trane Co e Lehman Lippert Const. Co.
Esto #2 Adm, Bldg. Board Action Mtrls-Adm. Bldg. Air Cond Board Action Est. # 8 Construction Prairie Queen Elem. Board Action
9,050.00 lh,83h.39
Norman Plumbing Supply
Annex Bldgs-Pro. 83I1-D
Board Action
1U8.U3
L. Bo Perkins, Engineer
Electrical Con, Sequoyah
Board Action
255.72
Reynolds & Morrison Robberson Steel Company
Architects Fee-Ridgeview Adm. Bldg, Air Condition
Board Action Low
11+5.91 59.00
Schwartz Construction Sompany Shiiser Construction Company Smith and Son
Est*#9-Franklin Kaiser Esto #7-Harding Est. #7 Add.-Ridgeview
Board Action Board Action Board Action
17,192.15 68,273.00 7,295.5b
Bert Smith Road'Machinery Co., Inc. Soil Industrie s, The• Sorey, Hill & Sorey
Ground improvementGround improvement Adm. Bldg. Off, Renov.
Standard Low Bd Approved
21+.53 16.25 1,800.00
Chas. Mo Suttle Construction Co,
Est. #8 SoEo High
Board Action
31,101+. 90
Mary’A. Thacker, Clerk Ro W. Thomas
Petty CashReim. Miscellaneous-Pro <>#838
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Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg, Architects
Esta #9
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The Dolese Company
Shop & Shed Area-Pro,615
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Electric Supply of Okla,sInc0
Classen TV Eqpto
Board Action
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Johnson Wholesale Electronic
Classen TV Eqpt,
Dept. Select
138,13
Radio Supply, Inc, ■ Rea -Engineering Company Royal Typewriter Comparer
Classen TV Eqpt. S,E, Ground Pro,618' Adm, Bldg, Eqpt9Pro,601
Dept, Select Contract Dept, Select
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19$li>51i General Fund The^Ho Ro Huntting Coa> Inc,
Library Books
Agreement
U29.62
New Furn, & Fixtures
Board Action
$00,20
Library Books
Contract
Faye Bills
Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
200,00
J. P, Causey
Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
82$,01
Johnnye V, Cox
Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
990,13
Henry Etta Ellis
Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
100,00
Dorothy Deardorff
Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
ioq',00
Grace Moore
Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
100,00
Co Wo Hunnicutt
Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
82$.9$
Workshop'Honorarium
Board Action
19$U Bond ’**■
Noble James & Associates General Fund ' The Ho Ro Huntting Co,s Inc,
19965®96
SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF JUNE
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Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
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Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
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Workshop Honorarium
Board Action
Harry7B0 Spencer
Workshop Honorarium
Duan^Weinert
Workshop Honorarium
M,E, Wynn DBA Wynn Const, Co.
Remodeling Girls Gymn Central
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Request permission to pay these bills.
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Rental Agreement
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Constructidn-Mafshall Addn. Est. #8
116,910 j QKh
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Architect Fee-M<irshall Addn. Est. #8
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the claims shown in items #la to #lh/__ occa ^^nea approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations department heads. We recommend that same be allowed and the Clerk instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof. ’ 1 ' n+e» f2*" PTyf01iS for the month of> the'amounts of whiojfcwill be furnished at a later date be approved.
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including school administrators, clerical, teachers, se_ . service department employees, and extra services for the month of July be. approved - Also any;other employees for July.
Item #3 - Payrolls
Sardenn°»n thes! 5ayrol:L? have been regularly employed by the Board on an annual, monthly, u± or u.etxxy daily basis and payrolls are to be computed on actual salaries as fixed by the Board. All payri'311s will be supported by verified 1 payroll claims carrying proper authorization and. approval and will be examined by Clef'^i.a?d audi’fcor Prior to release of warrants that these claims be ratified and approved for payment subject only toWe recommend • revision on and substitutes, certificates, as to absentees arid uue Board on salaries > and action UA of the .. designated, and the Clerk be authorized to issue warrants for same.
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R. #25U ' Claims Approved for Payment
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $664,777-61 (including items listed on green sheet in the mount, of $127,846.13), 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. #255 June Payrolls Approved-July Payrolls Authorized
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray that the payrolls for the month of June be approved and the payrolls for July be authorized as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve renewing the lease agree R. #256 .Lease Agreement ment with Dr. C. J. Fishman for the property at 815 N. Harvey, to be used for vocational classes at Central High School, the rental to be at the rate of $375.00 per month for a Approved period of one year beginning July 1, 1957 und continuing through June 30, 1958. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve revising the past procedure of our limited transportation system, the revision to include the disposing of the three old district-owned buses; the contracting of all bus service now suppljed by the Board, which includes transportation of common school district secondary students to Northeast High School, Grant High School, and Capitol Hill High School, also to any other Oklahoma City high schools to which such students may be transported; the transportation of special education children to Emerson, the sight-saving and hard-of-hearing children to Culbertson, also the transportation of the physically handicapped children to W. J. Bryan and Page schools. (Under the present system, the transportation of crippled children to W. J. Bryan and to Page schools, plus one bus trip to Northeast High School, are the only contracted service. All other transportation is supplied by Board-owned buses.) On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #257 Approval to Revise Transportation Projcedures________
R. #258 Claims Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following listed claims and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of same: (1) Norma-Jones - Attendance Mathematics Workshop, OSU - - - $140.00 (2) Harley King - Attendance Mathematics Workshop, OSU - - - l^O.OO The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
Motion to give authority to pay the 1957 paving assessment in the amount of $^5,292.U6 was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve a special purchase of three National Cash /Registers, one each for the cafeterias at John Marshall, Harding, and Jackson, from the National Cash Register Company, in the total amount of $1,628.70, the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Service Department account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
A Financial Statement as of May 31, 1957 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted.
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#259 i Approval to Pa; JPaving Assessment, 1957 R. #260 Bid Accepted on Cash Register Machines
[Financial i Statement [Food Service i
Motion to approve paying from the Ford Foundation Fund the persons listed below who are working this summer to prepare for the Ford Foundation Teaching Projects was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye;" .•
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MEETING OF JULY 1, 1957 - CONT'D BUILDINGS' " Motion was made "by Mr. McCray and. seconded Toy Mr. Bennett to approve Change Order No. 2 on gym floor construction at Central High School, Wynn Construction Company, Contractors, adding $300.00 to the contract price. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase of the following properties to provide parking space at Harding Junior High School:
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826 and 828 W. Hill. All of Lots 1 and 2, Block 9, Grandview Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat therof: Price $8,200, owner Hugh K. Clark.
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822 West Hill. All of L ots 3 and U, Block 9> Grandview Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Price $7,500., owners Charles E. and Mary Huffman Taylor and Walt and Grace Huffman.
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820 West Hill. All of Lots 5 and 6, Block 3, Grandview Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof. Price, $6,500, owner Bertha B. Easley.
R. #262 Change Ord. #2 Central High Approved
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Purchase of ^Properties for :Harding Parking ^Approved
Total of all properties - - - $22,200.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." 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.
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MEETING OF JULY 25, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE j BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1957 AT U:3O P. M.
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Nellie R. Melton Otto F.. Thompson
ABSENT: Phil Bennett, Vice President > t C. B. McCray I ^Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent?; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Bill Foutz, Director of Buildings and Grounds; visitors from class of Dr. Ross Pugmire.
The invocation was given "by Mr. Thompson.
Invocation
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, Lids in response to the attached Notices R. #265 Bids Opened on for Bids were opened and read aloud, as per the following tabulations: Elec. Facilitie kt Central and Heating at Fillmore ;... . . . . —.
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Central High Modern!zation Electrical Facilities
Heating Alteration at Fillmore
Base Bid
Bidder
Alco Mechanical Contractors Barnes Plumbing Co. Fauss Plumbing Co. Standard Heating & Piping
$22,277-00 21,000.00 22,588-00 32,905-00
Base Bid
Bidder
Alliance Electric Co. Almond Electric Co. Industrial Electric Co. Moore Electric Co. Shawver Electric Co.
$6k,Uoo.00 69,552.00 56,550.00 62,500.00 58,koo.oo
R. #266 Bids Referred to Central Office
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the foregoing bids be referred to the central office staff for further consideration and later report to the Board. The motion carried. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
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Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs Melton to approve the following Resolu- IR. #267 Resolutions of tions of Appreciation for Mr. Daniel W. Guice, watchman, and Mr. James L. Miller, employee Appr egfcat i on in the landscaping department, recently deceased: Approved 3 " " ' ' RESOLUTION I
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Daniel Guice on July 6, 1957He was employed by the Oklahoma City School System as a roving watchman since January 25, 1956. In this capacity,/he served faithfully, conscientiously, and competently. He will be remembered by his fellow workers for his spirit of good cheer and cooperation and his services will be missed by those whom he served.
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RESOLUTION - CONTINUED
The Board, of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Guice's faithful and. efficient services and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family. RESOLUTION
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. James L. Miller on July 15^ 1957Mr. Miller joined the Oklahoma City School System thirty-five years ago as an employee of the landscaping department and served in that capacity for twenty years. He took great pride in his work and helped beautify the grounds of many of our schools. He served faithfully, conscientiously, and competently and will long be remembered by his co-workers for his genial personality and spirit of cooperation.
The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Miller's years of efficient services and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
The motion carried. Mrs. Melton Reports on Trip;
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Mrs. Melton gave a brief report of her attendance at the N. E. A. Meeting in Philadelphia recently. She discussed media of communication and other items which were considered. PERSONNEL
R. #268 Personnel (Sub. Teachers Approved
Motion to approve employment of the following list of substitute teachers for 1957-58 was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried unanimously on roll call:
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Barcla y , Mae Beatty , Jewe l j Bjio oks , Fann ie ■|brown , Mab ine , Caroli na , Napi ne Dab e, Vera Gorham , The lma Rea Hay ne s , bois ey Hobo es , Odessa Holb ert , b . d . Jenkin s , Odessa Jones , Mary Mack lin , Elizab eth Mc CLELLON, IRENE Mc Curd y , Macg ie Moo n , Leeo shi a ro Sins on , L. Marie Ros e, willa Sand ers , Sarah Sharp , ann a Simmo ns , dai sy Stewa rt , Alice Ann Terrill , Pearl Till Man , Dovi e Tyso n , Nellie willia ms , Aba
28IJ N. E. 19TH 1007 N. E. 4TH 1616 N. E. IOth 530 N. WISCONSIN 2110 N. E. 20TH 1220 N. E. 11 TH 2049 N., E. I7TH 1427 N. E. I5TH 1417 N. E. Grand 1213 N. Lott ie 2508 N. E. 16th 1358 EUCLIB 315 N. Lot tie 2813 N. E. 17™ 1133 Eucl id 1314 N. E. 8TH 1219 N. E. 7th 1631 N. E. 12th 921 N. E. IOth 1525 N. E. IJTH 2828 No E. 19th 1104 N. E. I 6th 1609 N. E. IjTH IO36 N. E. 5th 615 N. E. 5TH . 220 S. May aven ue
Elem entary , Jr . Hig h Prim ary , Jr . Hig h Ele men tary Elem ent ary , Engl ish , soci al STUDIES Elem entary , Jr . High Elem enta ry , Hom e Econo mics Eng li sh , Jour nal ism , Frenc h Elem enta ry , Engl is h Eleme nt ary Elem ent ary , Jr . Hig h Elem entary , Jr . Hig h Elem en tary , Hom e Eco no mics Prima ry , Ele ment ary , mu sic Ele men tary Ele men tary ele mei Wary , Eng lis h ; phy s . E0o i Soc1 al stub 1es , Eng lish Ele men tary Ele men tary Prima ry , Kdgt . Ele men ta ry , Jr . Wish Elem enta ry , kbg t ; Speci al Educ atio n , Elem ent ary , S.S Home Econ omi cs , Eleme nt ary Elem ent ary -,-Hist ory , Soc . Stu .
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Allen , Mariet te *Anb erso n , Evelyn Bagw ell , Eliza bet h Bailey , Mild red Barber , Viva l ♦ba rde , Letha Barr ow , Hope ♦Basi nger , Ethel ♦Beard , 1 ba ♦Bickett , Ros e ♦bla ck , Haze l br ow n , Ola h . Brown , Opal Brumm itt , Doro thy ♦bry ce , Margare t ♦burn s , Grad e Burns , John Burns , Mary Byerly , Maria n Carlso n , Lucille Church , Mab el Collu m , ward ie Corn well , Jess ie CUTCHALL, DOROTHY
♦Dann er , Bess Dan sb y , Gen eva *Davi s , Blanch e Davi s , Eva ♦da vis , G. L. ♦Denn y , Julia Dewey , Marg aret DeFrees e, Gertrud e ELIJAH, JOENITA ♦EBRIGHT, CAROLYN
Ears , Mary Eskrid ge , viola Fagi n , Adelin e Fagi n , Della Frien d , Mary ♦Gain es , ceraldi ne George , L. C. Gilli am , Virg ini a ♦glad den , Lula Glenn , Virgi nia Good , mun ni e ♦Goo de , Netti e gieb , bla nch e green , Mary ♦hall , Lod a hal lenb eck , Dori s Ham , Vivia n
HARBACK, BEATRICE
Harlin , Marie Harm on , Virgi nia ♦Harris , amy ♦Harwo od , Pearl ♦Hedri ck , Con st an ce Hoo ver , Mag gie ♦Howard , wals ie Howell , Leo na i
♦ Retir ed Teachers
2325 N.W. 26th 116 s. w. 32nd 8200 Glen wo od 1611 Penn in gt on way 3624 N.w. 21 st 214 N. W. 7TH 1132 N. W. 38th 1424 N. W. 21 ST 109 N. W. I7TH 1416 N. W. 27TH 1204 N. W. 44TH 5621 N. MILITARY 708 N. W. 91 ST 2414 N. W. 34TH 811 N. W. 9TH 3015 N. W. I2TH 1828 N. W. 3RD 1828 N. W.. 3RD 337 s. E. 46th 308 E. Marsh al l Drive 3925 N. Flyn n 1500 N. E. 39TH 815 N. W. 94 232 N. W. 34th 1113 N. Ell iso n 3029 N. Vermo nt 2529 N. W, I4TH 2432 s. w. 31ST 330 S. W. 35TH 2241 N. W. I8TH 108 S. E. 4!ST 228 N. E. |6TH 2636 Hunt lei gh Drive 1522 N. w. 26th 1130 N. W. IOTH 4432 N. W. 18 4216 N. w. i 6th Terra ce 3101 N. w. 69™ 305 N. E. 26th 122 N. E. I2TH 2708 S. W. 48TH 322 S. E. 5th , Beth an y 2430 N. w. i 4th 8604 N. May 311 N. w. 24th 1205 N. BLACKWELDER 821 N. W. 42ND 408 N. W. 33RD 1803 N. WESTERN 3004 N. W. 44TH 29O8 S. AGNEW 3224 N. W. 26th 2021 N. W. I8TH 2112 GLADSTONE TERRACE 2640 N. W. 31 ST 721 N. E. I4TH 330 S. W..28TH 2916 Fairfie ld Aven ue 1120 N. W. I9TH 1507 Carl isl e Cou rt
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SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR 1957-58 CONTINUED
Lars on , Eleano r LaSATER, M|LBREB ♦Lawre nce , Edga r Loma x , John Henry Lortz , Ruth Lovej oy , Esth er Lout han , Milb reb MARTIN, CLYBE
Matt hews , Raba Sue Mayn ard , Jess ie Mc Camp bel l , Ella ♦Mc Carthy , Harriet ♦Mc Guir e, Iren e Miller , Edn a Mjller , Pearl Milner , Fran ces M|Nick , Mabe l Neth erton , Zan e Nettles , Glab ys Pat rick , ol etha ♦Phillips , Lila Pierso n , Berni ce pillo w , Stella Rayme r , milb reb ♦Robi nso n , Ina Lee ♦Roge rs , Ila Russ ell , Clara ♦sea man , Grace Shrin er , Ruth Slove r , Gwen do lyn Smit h , Bernice ♦sn yber , Erma Sob er , Olene Spow art , Faye Ston e, Rhea Tay lor , Dori s Thiel e, Nat alie Tow ns enb , WILLIE Utley , Blan che whit e, Lavi na whi te , Lore e ♦wile y , Lula WIRE, BERNARD
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1000 N. W. 39th 617 N. w. 37TH 732 N. W. 91 ST 1124 S. W. 34TH 720 No W. 91 ST 1106 N. ill. 21 ST 834 S. W. 30TH 1901 N. W. 39TH 1608 N. Youn gs 2930 Nimitz Drive 2813^ S. Youngs 219 N. W. 4TH 1809 N. BILLEN 1113 S. W. 33RB 18(7 N. W. 35 2140 N. W. 33 1133 Britto n Roa b 123 w. Main , Nor man 916 N. w. 38 2644 N. w. 46 145 N. E. Park Pla ce 2016 N. E. 30TH 828 So Eo 27TH 2935 N. W. I8TH 1617 Col leg e St . 2508 N. w. 13™ 4704 N. mil ler 1410 N. W. 2IST 424 N. E. 15 718 N. W. 31 ST 1415 N. W. 27™ 2501 N. Eo 23RB 1626 And over .Court 2105 N. w. 2?th 2253 No W. 38TH 512 S. W. 47TH 1412 N. E. 45TH 3821 N. W. lOTH 3929 N. W. II 2612 N. Gerald ine 2532 Butl er Drive 525 N. W. 30 109 N. w. 7™, Beth an y 626 N. w. |4TH 1419 N. E. 2IST 511 N, W. 27TH 2629 N, W. 39TH 3415 N. Flo r 1 ba 603 N. w. 31 ST 1134 N. W. 44TH
Math , Socia l stu di es , Engl ish Elem ent ary , Jr . Hjch Scien ce , Math , Upper Elem ent ary Math Scienc e, Eng lis h , Hist ory Elem ent ary Elem ent ary Eng li sh , Scien ce , Elem enta ry Speec h , Mus ic , Engl ish Eng lis h , Hom e Ec ., Scie nce Eleme nt ary Ele men tary Kbg t ., Ele men tary Ele men tary Elem enta ry , Hig h Schoo l Hom e Ec ., Ele men tary , Kbg t . Elem enta ry , Music Eleme nt ary Phy s . Ed ., Socia l Studi es Giol ogy , Genera l Scie nce Hist ory , Scienc e, Eng lis h , Elem . Ele men tary Secret ary Ele men tary Elem enta ry , Home eco no mic s Elem en tary , I*js ic Elem enta ry Engl ish Ele men tary Kbgt ., Ele men tary Math , Speec h , Home Econo mics Kbgt ., Elem ent ary Eng lish woo dwo rk
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GENERAL BUSINESS R. #269 Approval of Ford Foundatio: Expenses and Resolutions Directing Attendance on Prof. Trips
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following expenses in connection with the Ford Foundation Project and the following resolution directing personnel to attend meetings and workshop:
Consultant Services - Ford Foundation Workshop: $60.00 15.00 368.73
A. J. Croft - July 5, 1957 E. B. Turleyr-July 10, 1957 (Oklahoma Project) Edward Wegener - July 8 & 9, 1957
Expenses to Waco, Texas for class observation for Ford Foundation Project, May 20, 1957
$ 69.91* 7-00 12.02 6.03 10.9U 63.56* 19A5** 8.50 8.50 8.50 8.00 7-50 8.00
Earl Mafctin Thomas C. Dykstra Hulda Cooley Mary F. Robertson Lura Rucker Lila Quinn Rogers Gray StevensClara Maye Wade Marieta Williams Myrna Kingston Edith Buck Dalton /Eads Christine Deen
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*Furnished own car and took passengers. **Drove Board of Education car., bought gas and oil. 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 people would attend conferences and workshop on the dates designated:
Dr. T. H. Broad, Mrs. Myrna Kingston & Mrs. Helen Jones, to attend Evaluation Planning Conference, Educational Television, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 24- and 25; Dr. Broad to attend Convention, North Central Association of Secondary School Principals, Chicago, Illinois, June 16-19, 1957; 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; expanses of those attending the Conference in Philadelphia to be paid by the Fund for Advancement of Education, and expenses of Dr. Broad to the meeting of the North Central Association to be paid by that organization.
Expenses of Lucille E. Taylor, attendance at Workshop on Alcohol Education, University of Oklahoma - $50.00;
Claim of Floy Campbell for expenses to N. E. A - $237-35 Claim of Mrs. L. D. Melton for expenses to N. E. A. - $101.16 On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept bids of the following firms for one lot of lumber, hardware cloth, sanding belts, and rubber base, in the total amount of $8,170.17, the purchase to be charged to Building Levy Account #^37'-
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: E. S. Billington Lumber Co. Hatcher Lumber Co. Kilpatrick Lumber Co. Davidson Case Lumber Co.
TOTAL
$1,525.00 774.00 2,584.46 3,286.71 .$8,170.17
|R. #270 Bids Accepted on Lumber and. I Hardware Suppl II
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all bids having been received in response to attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call
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R. #271 Bids Accepted on Lumber and B. B. Casters Also Tempering Coil
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve accepting bids of the following companies for one lot of lumber and ball bearing casters for all schools in the total amount of $5,682.56, to be charged to the Building Levy Account #537: AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
Morgenson Lumber Co. Kilpatrick Lumber Co. Mideke Supply Co
981.66 k, 300.80 500.00 TOTAL--- '$5,682.55 $
also to accept the bid of Federal Corporation, only bidder, for one lot of tempering coils for Eugene Field, Willard, and Capitol Hill Junior High School, in the total amount of $2,965.88, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #539Notice for Bids is attached below.
R. #272 Bids Accepted on Tests
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that one lot of standard test equipment be purchased from the companies bhown listed below in the total amount of $5,059.75, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account: AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
California Test Bureau Psychological Corporation Science Research Associates Bureau of Education Research & Service World Book Company
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #273 Bids Accepted on Pipe and Glass
$3,195-90 353-55 1,009-25 129-35 381-80 TOTAL --- $5,059.75
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids of the following firms for one lot of pipe and fittings for all schools, in the total amount of $3;509-33; the purchase to be charged to Building Levy Account #539: (Notice for Bids is attained on a previous page.)
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AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: Federal Corporation Crane Co. Norman Plumbing Supply
$2,860.23 172.90 376-20 TOTAL------ $3,^09-33
also, to accept bidr of the following firms for one lot of standard size glass for the repairing of windows in all schools in the total^ount of $5,521.93this being the low bid of Davidson & Case Lumber Company, this and 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."
95 MEETING OF JULY 25, 1957 - CONT'D f It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to award contract o^Standard Roofing and Materials Company for the re-roofing of the steep portion of the roof over the library area of the Administration Building, in the total amount of $2,4-87-00, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #4-37 • this and one other higher.'/Bid from Barnhill-Allen Sheet Metal Company having been received in response to the attached roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye. Notice for Bids.
R. #271+ Bid Accepted oi Re-roofing Portion of Adm. Bldg.
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R- #275 Bid Accepted on Water Heating Equipment
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept bids of the following firms for one lot of water heating equipment and supplies for the kitchens at various schools, listed below, in the total amount of $10,4-02-57, "the purchase to be charged to Building Levy Account, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
Schools to be serviced: Johnson, Buchanan, Kaiser, Heronville, Mayfair, University Heights, Britton, Burbank, Putnam Heights, Moon, Capitol Hitkl, Jr., Truman, Tyler, Walnut Grove, and ALL schools.
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
$ 1,7^5-25 1,006.4-3 3,090-02 4-94-.70 1,902.90 1,013-97 8O4-.6O 215-00 121.00 8.70
Mideke Supply Co. Crane Co. Loeffler Green Supply Co. Bell Supply Co. Federal Corporation U. S. Supply Co. Norman Plumbing Supply Co. Commercial Equipment Co. Hunzicker Bros. Standard Asbestos Mfg. & Insulation Co. TOTAL----
$ 10,402.57
The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
BUILDINGS
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following resolution concerning an easement for an extension of drive at Douglass High School: RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Board of the District finds that it is necessary that the Road hereinafter described be paved for the benefit of the District and the pupils of the territory adjacent to the road,
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#276 j Approval of Easement for j Drive at s Douglass High
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the District accept the easement given to it by the City of Oklahoma City, a copy of which is attached to this resolution in the minutes of this meeting, which covers a sixty (60) foot strip of land for thehopening and extension of the drive to serve the Vocational-Technical School of Douglass High School, and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the District cause the said easement to be paved, providing that the cost for the materials and labor to the District is not over $15,000, after accepting donations of labor and/or material to complete the same. (Easement is attached on next page.)) I
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s JLOJ1XO The City of Oklahoma City t a munielpal ©arporatlen under and existing by virtue of toe laws of the State of Oklahoma, for and in eons iteration of One Dollar ($1.00), receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does .hereby grant and convey unto Oklahoma City Independent School District 1*89 a permanent easement described as followst
A part or portion of the Northwest Quarter of Section Thirty-six (36), Township Twelve (12) North, Bangs Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian situate in Okla* homa County, Oklahoma, and more particularly described as follows, to-witi Being a strip of land sixty (6o) feet in width lying thirty (30) feet on each side of a ©enter line, said ©enter line being described as beginning at a point sixty-three (83) feet west of tbewtreme Northeast earner of the Board of Education property, said point being one thousand three hundred eighty-seven (1,387) feet east and nine hundred twenty (920) feet south of the Northwest earner of said Northwest Quarter? thence north a distance of seven hundred ten (710) feet; thence northeasterly a distance of one hundred seventy-few and five tenths (174.5) feet to a point forty (4o) feet south of the north line of the said Northwest Quarter and five (5) feet east of the ©enter line of Carverdale Drive, a street in the recorded plat of Carverdale Addition, for the purpose of constructing and maintaining streetsand utilities as mdy be necessary, from time to time, with right of ingress and egress.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same unto the grantee, its at assigns forever, and the said property is to be exolu for th® construction and minwnanoe of streets and u for no other purpose whatsoever) and should the gran, above property for the purposes above stated, then successors and ass shall rever to the grantor, its suoaesaors DATED this
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA ) COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA ) S3. Before sms , the undersigned, a Notary Public in' County and State on this .. ... . .. day of sonally appeared ......... ,-.............. to me known to be the identical person WJIWh O ibeiWfJname of the maker thereof to the foregoing instrument as its . , Mayor, and acknowledged to' me that he executed the same asWBM and voluntary act and deed and as the free and voluntary act and deed of wst municipal corporation, for the was and purposes therein set forth. Given under my hand and seal of office the day and year last above written.
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The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting /"Aye."
MEETING OF JULY 25, 1957 - CONT'D
It was moved "by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following change orders on building projects: (1) Change Order No. 1 on project A, Classen High School Auditorium Renovation, to the Bollinger Construction Company, Inc., installing 1-^ Type L copper cold water line, 3 A" Type L copper hot water line, and g-" Type L copper return line, making necessary connections to present lines in boiler room, and extending lines through tunnel to new toilet room at north side of auditorium stage, including all labor, material, and pipe^covering on 3A" hot water line and g-" return line -- adding $1,277-09 to the contract price.
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(2) Change Order No. 3 on Central High School, to install lintels in shower room area adding $135-52 to the contract price. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
WHEREUPON THE PRESIDENT DECLARED THE MEETING ADJOURNED.
Adjournment
MEETING OF AUGUST
5,
1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLHHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN 1
THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1957 AT U:3O P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President
C. B. McCray Otto F. Thompson
ABSENT: Phil C. Bennett Nellie R. Melton Others present: N. L. George, Acting Superintendent; George H. C, Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; Max Morgan, representing W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, and Gilbert Robinson - Directors; Glen Bowman, President Classroom Teachers; representative of the press.
Mr. McCray gave the invocation.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meeting of JunŠ 27, 1957 were approved as read.
R. #278 Minutes Approved
SPECIAL It was reported that bids on student accident insurance had been received from^lJommQOTee-lth Insurance Company and Ball & Neely Insurance Company. Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson, that the bids be referred to Mr. Bill Haller, Physical Education Director, and that his recommendation, after consideration, be accepted. The motion carried unanimously onnroll call.
R. #279 Recommendatior of Phy. Educ. Director on Student Insur. Accepted
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer, gave his report for the month of July.
Treasurer's Report Rec'd
Mr. Millard Prigmore, Auditor, reported that the completed budget for 1957-58 is in the hands of the Excise Board awaiting completion of other school budgets of the County before approval. Such approval is expected by the 15th or last of August.
Auditor's Report Rec'd
On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. McCray, the foregoing reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor were approved and a copy of the Treasurer's report ordered filed.
;R. #280 Reports Approve
REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
Information to the Board:
The Board was informed that N. L. George has collated and written "An Operation Manual for the Maintenance Department," and a copy was handed to each member of the Board.
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson tfcr approve the following changes in the pay of extra maintenance personnel (plant and furniture), effective July 26, 1957: 1956 PAY
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RECOMMENDED 1957 PAY $2.00 to $2.25 per hour
$2.50 per hour
1.75 per hour
2.00 per hour
1-35 per hour
1.50 per hour
1.25 per hour
1.25 per hour
Carpenters, Painters, and other skilled laborers
Non-student labor: Semi-skilled Experienced common laborer
Operation Manual Completed R. #281 Pay for Extra Employees Changed
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation of Miss Elizabeth Findlay, retired teacher, deceased July 2^,
1957:
(See resolution on next page.)
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#282 ^Resolution of ^Appreciation Approved j(Miss Elizabetl I Findlay)______
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#282 Continued
RESOLUTION
IN APPRECIATION OF MISS ELIZABETH FINDLAY
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Elizabeth Findlay, July 29, 1957.
Miss Findlay joined the Oklahoma City School System at Bryant School in 1902 as a second grade teacher. She also taught at Lowell before joining the staff at Culbertson in 1932, where she taught the second grade until she resigned in 19H8. She served on the Reserve and Advisory Board for two years and retired in 1950. Miss Findlay was a member of the local, state, and national professional professional organizations, the PEO, and the First Presbyterian Church. As a teacher she was conscientious, loving, and thoughtful of both her students and her co-workers, and won their respect, admiration, and devotion. Her high ideals will be translated into the lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her.
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. The highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and an inspiration to all her many friends. ST
The motion carried. R. #283 Transferring of Funds Approved
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. MdGray to approve transferring $402,052 .00 from the 1957-58 General Fund to the Ford Foundation Fund, this amount representing the • Board's participation in the program. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended
It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District y the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel renornmendations and information below be approved:
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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD-
RECOMMENDATIONS
Request permission to employ Mrs„ Ann Ebel for one month to work on the Creative Crafts Worksheets, at the rate of $330 per month, effective July 8, 1957a ♦
Request permission to employ Carl Ruble to help with the textbook dis“ tribution from Washington School at the rate of $lo50 per hour for 40 hrso, effective August 16, 1957a Request permission to employ Henry Etta E Northeast, during Maurita Yost's vacation rate of $570 per montho
Request permission to employ Bart at the rate of $330 per month, to teaching projectD Also to employ Ward at the rate of $ I „ 50 pr hro,
Ward for the months of July and Augustt prepare materials for the television Patrick Blackwell to work with Mro effective July 15, 1957 c
Request permission to employ Eo JD Stockton for 216 hrsD at $2n00 per hr„, to print a film book for Visual Education Department, brochure for Capitol Hill SrD, and a handbook for Jackson Jra High; also to employ Glen Roberts to help Mro Stockton, at the rat& of $ I D 25 per hro, for the same length of time, effective July 8, 1957a
employ Bobby Lee Ross, as Key Punch Operator at hr, to work odd hours, effective July 13, I957o Request permission to employ Lee Bow 5 by in the Textbook Center at the rate of $ I025 per hro, 40 hrs0 a week, effective June 3, through the summer monthsa
Request permission to employ Christine Cavener as temporary typist in the Personnel Office at the rate of $ Io25 per hr0, effective July 3, Request permission to transfer Gilbert Booth from temporary to fulltime multigraph operator,, effective July I, 1957 ff salary $200 per montho
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The Recreation Committee wishes to submit the following recommendations to the Board of Education
Two playground supervisors be elected beginning June of $1.00 per hour for the hours they work:
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Faye Mashburn Alice Hodges One playground supervisor be elected beginning June of $1.05 per hour for the hours she works:
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Nan Davis One playground supervisor be elected beginning June of $0.95 per hour for the hours she works: Artie Lou Osborne
Two playground supervisors be elected beginning June of $0.95 per hour for the hours they work:
19 at a salary
Harold Dobson Donald Ray Rodgers James Gibbs One playground supervisor be elected beginning June of $1.05 per hour for the hours she works:
19 at a salary
Virginia Thompson
Also please change the following playground supervisor's rate of pay from $0.95 per hour to $1.05: Emily Jane Cra i g
Two playground supervisors be elected beginning July 22 at a salary of $0.95 per hour for the hours they work: Robert Kenneth Hoskins Robert E. Waters
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Three playground supervisors be elected beginning July 22 at a salary of $1.00 per hour for the hours they work; Retha Vietres Bruss Ronald Dean Doughty Dian Shipp
One playground supervisor be elected beginning July 29 at a salary of $1.05 per hour for the hours she works: Myrtle Mae Norris
One playground supervisor be elected beginning July 15 of $1.10 per hour for the hours she works: Eva Pau Ii ne W i nter
One field supervisor be elected beginning July 29 at a $1.25 per hour for the hours she works: Mary Helen Barnes
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Request permission to transfer Frances Lyons, 3/4 time custodian at Woodson - salary $177.50 per month to time custodian at Woodson salary $118.34 per month - effective July 16, 1957. Request permission to transfer Trannon C. Burroughs from Maintenance Department to HeronviI Ie as flqorman - salary $ I 83.33 per month effective July I, 1957" Request permission to transfer George W. Fox, 2 time floorman at Fillmore - salary $91.66 per month to 3/4 time custodian at Carey salary $163.74 per month - effective July 16, 1957.
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Request permission to transfer William Kent, head custodian at Edgemere salary $271.66 per month to assistant custodian at Central - salary ( $300 per month - effective July 16, 1957. Request permission to transfer Bobby Gunter, 3/4 time custodian at Carey - salary $167.50 per month to floorman at Fillmore - salary $183.33 per month - effective July 16, 1957. Request permission to transfer Earl Atterberry, custodian at Polk salary $266.66 to custodian at Hawthorne salary $271.66 per month effective July 16, 1957.
Request permission to transfer H. 0. Fahl, fireman at Grant - salary $233.33 per month to custodian at Polk - salary $248.33 per month effective July 16, 1957. Request perm ission to transfer Frank Howard, floorman at Johnson salary $198.33 per month to custodian at Coo Iidge - salary $218.33 per month - effective July 16, I957» 4
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
Engineering Department
Request permission to employ Dwight L. Moody as temporary engineering draftsman - salary $1.50 per hour - effective July 29, I957»
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Request permission to employ Woodfin Harris as temporary textbook helper - salary $1.25 per hour - effective July 2, 1957«
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
Maintenance Department EmpIoyments
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Request permission to employ the fol lowing as temporary laborers:
Date of Emp1oyment
Name Jones
July
1,
1957
$1.25 hr.
Benefield
July 9,
1957
1.25 hr.
Ju 1 y 8,
1957
1 .00 hr.
Tommy R. Morton
Ju 1 y 8,
1957
1.00 hr.
Gerald L.
Rodden
July 9,
1957
1.25 hr.
Dona Id W. Calvin
July 9,
1957
1.00 hr.
John E.
July
9,
1957
1.25 hr.
Ju 1 y 9,
1957
1„00 hr.
Ju 1 y 9,
1957
1.00 hr.
Ju 1 y 9,
1957
1.25 hr.
Kenneth R. Miller
July 8,
1957
1.25 hr.
Vernon V. Sisney
July 8,
1957
1 .00 hr.
Thomas S.
Ju 1 y
Thomas K.
4
Rate of Pay
M.
Virgil
James L.
Provines
Hobgood
Bennie L.
Jerry D, Don G.
Lynch Lynch
Roach
Kerr
12 ,
1957
1.25 hr.
Request permission to employ the fol lowing as temporary pa i nters:
John A.
Kiser
Donald K.
Wesley
Roberts
W. Kirk
Toney W. Si dwe1 1 H. W,
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Havenstrite
1,
1957
1.00 hr.
July 2,
1957
1.00 hr.
Ju 1 y
1,
1957
1.60 hr.
Ju 1 y
18 .
1957
1.25 hr.
July
15 ,
1957
1.75 hr.
Ju 1 y
1.25 hr.
Ad^m Thompson
Ju 1 y 2,
Norris R. Sharp
July
19 ,
1957
1.25 hr.
Don E.
July 22 ,
1957
1.60 hr.
Burget
1957
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
Ma i ntenance
Employments continued I
Request permission to employ the following:
I .
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Rate of P
Name
Pos it i on
Date of Emp1oyment
Eugene Hodges
Cement f i n i sher
July
b
1957
$1.50 hr.
Concrete foreman
July
1,
1957
<»?2.25 hr.
Eugene Farmer
Cement finisher
July
1,
1957
1.50 hr.
Howard G. Morrow
E1ectr i c i an
Ju 1 y
1,
1957
1.65 hr.
Albert L.
P1asterer
Ju 1 y
1,
1957
1.35 hr.
Meehan i c
July 8,
1957 .
1.75 hr.
Form Setter
July
II,
1957
1.50 hr.
Harry E. Shinn
Carpenter
July
1,
1957
1.50 hr.
Don C.
McDonald
Carpenter
July 9,
1957
1.50 hr.
Simmons
Carpenter
July 9,
1957
1.75 hr.
Jones
Carpenter
July
Carpenter
July 8,
Leonard W.
Payne
Davis
Judd D. Anderson Donald E.
Paul
L.
David S.
Harold L.
Drennan
Fowler
16,
1957 1957
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1.35 hr. I
1.50 hr.
i
Change
in salary and ass i gnment
.1 aborer Request permission to transfer Andy V. Lackey, temporary $1.25 per hour to regular drayage helper - salary $2800 per year t i ve July I, I 957.
Request permission to transfer Doy Seaton, drayage helper - salary $2400 per year to truck driver - salary $2900 per year ~ effective July I, 1957.
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B. Foreman, temporary laborer - salary Request permission to transfer C $1.25 per hour to temporary mason tender - salary $1.40 per hour - effect i ve July II, I 957.
Request permission to raise the salary A. mechanic, from $1.50 per hour to $1.65 bl4 ,w Request permission to raise the salary finisher,
of John R. Davis, temporary motori, per hour - effective July II, I9W*'
of Eugene Farmer, temporary ceme from $1.50 per hour to $1.65 per hour - ef f ect i ve Ju l y 26 ■ ~ Tz
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MEETING OF AUGUST 5, 1957 - CONT’D
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
Maintenance Department
Change
in salary and assignment continued
Request permission to transfer Jesse L. Howton, $1.50 per hour to regular welder - salary $3400 July I, 1957.
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Request permission to transfer David Ek, temporary apprentice glazier salary $1.45 per hour to regular apprentice glazier - salary $3300 per year - effective July I, 1957-
Request permission to transfer C. D. Millsaps, temporary apprentice glazier - salary $1.35 per hour to regular apprentice glazier - salary $3100 per year - effective July I, 1957.
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Request permission to raise the salary of Joe I. Phillips, temporary Iaborer from $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour - effective July 26, 1957. permission to transfer Vernon L. Hartman, temporary drayage per hour to Furniture Repair effective July 22,J
Request perm i ss i on to ra i se the salary of R. C. Anderson, temporary pa i nter from $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour - effect i ve July 26, 1957.
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Request perm i ss i on to raise , pa i nter from $1.00 per hour
L. McVae, temporary effect i ve July 26, 1957. L. Murphy, effect i ve
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MEETING OF AUGUST 5, 1957 - COUT'D T
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
! j Bills and |Payrolls
Bills and Payrolls
Recommendation too approve the following payrolls and allow the hills presented was submit- jRecommended ted:
August 5, 1957
Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Barnes: The following matters are presented for your consideration:
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 5, 1957:
Item j£Lc-195f>-56 General Fund
78.61i
Item #ld-1957-58 Building Levy
Item ^Le-1956-57 Building Levy
£0^82*53
Item #Lf-1956 Bond
338,381,69
Item #lg-1955 Bond
1,115.22
Item #lh-1957-58 Ford Foundation 1997 -58 General Fund
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28.77 TOTAL
Addressograph^ultigraph Corp0 Air Shies, Inc#
Repr~Office Machines Instr0 Suppls
Standard Bid Agreement
American Council on Education American Library Association
Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept® Select Dept. Select
20.00 2.75
Appleton-Century-C'rofts, Inc Association Press
Teaching Aid Supple Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
26*80 2.52
The'Automotive9 Inc# Auto Parts & Machine Company Paul Blakeney Company Britton Piano Shop T. H. Broad Braniff, Airways, Inc. Bureau of Publications (Teach.College)
Maint. Trks. & Gars Maint® Trks® & Cars Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Piano-Repr* & Tuning Admin® Expense... Other-Adm® Expense Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select Low Standard Board Action Board Action Dept. Select
15.29 20.1i7 23.29 1,156.05 < U9*00 33U.7O 2.97
726.00 115.87'
r'rtl
; '<Bob Cates........................ ' The Caxton Printers, Ltd® ¥
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for Information on America r 'Center . 'P Children1 s Music "Center !?*Mcity Spring Works The Daily Law Journal-Record ■Doubleday & Company, Inc® Downtown Chevrolet, Inc
,
George Davies -Economics Press, Inc$
Maint. Trks. & Cars Teaching Aid Suppls
Library Suppls Librazy Suppls ' Instr# Suppls Legal Publication Library Books Night Schl0 Suppls Librazy Suppls.^ Teaching Aid Suppls Salaries Research Dept Teaching Aid Suppls
Low Dept. Select
Select Select • Select
Standard ho35 School Select 10.16 Low Dept® Selegfoa Sala'i^:. 3t-' B Dept® Select
MEETING OF AUGUST
fa.'
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To Hale# Treasurer Jiarper and Brothers
fcfeTvard University Press ■ |g|a|tings Housej Publishers^ Inc, ■Htl UoS, Tire J, Inc0
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(19£7“5>8 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)
• |wllett Publishing iW Jo Fishman ? «
3,
Teaching Aid Suppls Rentals~Storage Taxes-Special Imprvo Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept® Select Rental Agreement Taxes Dept, Select
\®23
3,75oOO 9h3o® 6®3h
Select Select Select Select
.'6o8p 7®7O . '3.50ih luiah
Rental Depto Select
96$ t (jf | 60,6®
BolCo Heath and Company Hohmann’s Appliance Service International Business Machines International Harvester Coc
Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls ,Instr# Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Night Schl Supnls Rentals & Storage Maint« Trks» & Carsa
Carl Je Leibel,. Inb. Liberal Arts Press$ Inc®
Library Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Depti Select Depto Select
Liberty National Bank Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co«3 Inc<>
Night Schl Suppls Library Suppls
Bid Agreement Dept, Select
The Macmillan Company
Library Suppls
Dept» Select
A, Co McClurg & Company
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept® Select
2.$h ’
Riley McCullough McGraw Hill Book Company
Custoidans Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Bid Agreement Dept® Select
32®£O 8 « 81 ■A
Metropolitan Water Co® Mideke Supply Company
... . .4 ■■. ■. ...'.., Water" ■' Mainto Trks0 & Cars
Mill's ’ Music 9 Inc ; Morris Chevrolet, Inc®
Library Suppls Instr® Suppls
3
Dept® Dept® Schl® . Dept« flow
W ■ ~ f|
fY I 18,Q0<| h.30^ ’■
8o60;1
: 'it
Utilities Dept® Select
Depta Select Dept * Select 7; 32 Schl Select 9 «81 Standard 7 >30
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Mother Bookbinding Company Instr® Suppls Multigraph Branch Addressograph Corp, Business Office Suppls
Schl Select Standard
Oil Filter Company Oklahoma Gas and Electric Cdo Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Mainto Trks &■ Cars Light &. Power Fuel
Low Utilities Utilities
Oklahoma Seating'Company Oklahoma State School Boards Assn®-
■Ihatw Shp$M -' Admino Expense
Low Bid Standard
Pageant Press Pan American Union W, H, Payne
Teaching Aid Suppls Library Suppls Custodians Suppls
Dept; Select Depto Select Bid. Agreement
Maints Trks & Cars Bussiness Office Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Library Suppls
Low Standard Dept; Select to Select
Perfection Equipment Comparer ..Postages Federal Building ; ^enti|?e«fiallj ia.ce Philo sophical^Library Inc ® Sr
2.22 I 3>O'o r 30,0’0. 3
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MEETING OF AUGUST 5, 1957 - CONT'D
gage .3
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(1927-28 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)
Gene L. Post G. P. Putnam1s Sons Random House, Inco Richards & Conover Hardware Co. Riley Reproduction, Inc. Porter Sargent Willis G. Sautbine Bobby Lee Ross
Admin. Expense Library Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Health Dept0 Suppls Engineering Dept. Teaching Aid Suppls Rental & Storage Salary“Research Office
Board Action Dept. Select Dept. Select Low Depto Select Dept. Select' Rental Agreement Depto Select
bOfuo 2.92 2.00 12.88 660I4O 2.92 ; U32.73 79.20
Scott Chevrolet Company Semco Color Press
Instr. Suppls' Library Suppls
School Selent Dept® Select
26.16 1; h.07 •sAV'.
Sharp Auto Supply Company Simon & Schuster, Inc. Simpson Auto Company
Mainto Trks & Cars Library Suppls Mainto Trks & Cars
Low Dept. Select^ Dept. Select
62.6© . 1.96 27.62
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
Telephone Service
Utilities
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Petty Cash Reim0
Reimbursement
130.33
Universal Blue Print. & Supply C
Research Suppls
Bid Agreement
1.62
Walker Stanp & Seal Company Webster Publishing Company Westminster Press
Superintendent Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Library Suppls
Low ’ Dept. Select Dept. Select
2.00 2.82 2O1U
Ho Wo Wilson Company Wbrld Affairs Materials World Book Company
Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Library Suppls
School Select Dept. Select Dept. Select
19.00 8.32 3.28,
World Publishing Company
Library Suppls
Depto Select
2.29
Yow Brake & Clutch
Maint. Trks & Cars
School Select
18.1U
Addre ssograph-Multigraph Co• A & E. Equipment Company
Business Office Suppls ' Office Suppls & Printing
Standard Dept. Select Low
12.62
Air Reduction Sales Corp. Air Sales, Inc.
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Standard L Bid Agreement 32.67 Rental Agreeo 22.00
Amend Distributing Company Miss Genevieve Arnold
Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls
Bid Agreement School Select
Atomic Sound Equipment Company Audio Visual Center
New Schl Apparatus Visual Aid Suppls
Depto Select Depto Select
3,120.02
1926-27 General Fund
31.28 128.8U
190.1*2 9^.92
87.67 520.1*8 'A.21* A * 128.00 100.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 5, 1957 - CONT’D
'3%
GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)
MJ
Auto Parts & Machine Company
Upk.-Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
152.hl
Barada & Page, Inc. B & H Supply
Custodial Suppls Instr. Supply
Low Dept. Select
120. )<6 36.26
Jo Jo Bollinger Construction, Inco Bond Jewelry Company Boren-Malone Company
;.#2-Classen TV Sta e&Audi. Board Action Instr,, Suppls Low Instr. Suppls Board Action
14^768.90 ■ 336.00 2,000.00
Business Office Suppls Branham’s, Inc. Frank He Braunlich New School Apparatus Bray Studios,:Inc. New Eqpt.Visual Ed. Mr. Clayton Eo BueU£Phila0 Pub.Schl) Instr. Suppls
Low Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select
Burroughs Corporation
Reprs-Office Machines
Low
California Test Bureau Bob Cates ’ Child Life, Inc.
Instro' Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls;
Dept. Select Low Schl Select
Civic Education Service, Inc. Clay-Adams InCo Clark Motor Company, Inc. Clements Sporting Goods Commander Construction Company Coronet Films ,^A1 Cook Desk & Office Supply Co. t ci^pry Motion Picture Equipment -Contemporary Films,‘Inc0 Mro & Mrs. Harley G. Cox
Instr., Suppls Schl'Select Instr. Suppls Dept. Select New Trks Board Action Recreation Suppls Dept. Select Construetioh( John Marshall) Board Action New Eqpt-Visual Ed. Dept. Select Suppls-Business Office Standard New Eqpt-Visual Ed. Dept. Select New Eqpt-Visual Ed. Dept. Select Rent Trans. Eqpt. Bid Agreement
*•? 2. ho 78.50 ,50.61 11.00 I? ‘ 52h.00 21.hl lh.85 3.30
162.50 128.65 h,o5o;oo 381.06 23.556.00 650.00 162.05 75.00 100.50 66.36
Daily Law Journal-Record Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc. Dictaphone Corporation
Legal'Publications Instr. Suppls Reprs-Office Machines
Publisher Depto Select Standard
Doenges Supply Dowlings
Instr. Suppls New Fum. & Fixtures
Schl Select Low ' ■ $93eh5 Dept. Select 30.13 Schl Select 21ho07 35.ho Standard
13h.oo h9.80. 7.50
Downtown Chevrolet Inc.
Instr0 Suppls
Bid Agreement 106.30 12.57 Dept. Select
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Personnel
Low ' Dept. Select Letter Bid
Drexel Floral House ^Dulaney ’ s John Dunlap Sporting^Goods
268.61 5.65 666.00
Commencement New Schl Apparatus
Commencement Low 203.70 Depto Select _ 285.00
Recreation Suppls
Low
h6„80
50.81
873.05 - ‘
118.87
9h0.26
92.90 h.88.70 1
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369 M '
Duplicating Products, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Low
Educational Aids ’ Encyclopaedia. Britannica Films, Inc. Expression Company
Instr0 Suppls New’Eqpt0-Visual Ed, Instr0 Suppls
Dept. Select Depto Select Schl Select
60.00 353.10 7.U8
Fearon Publishers
Teaching Aid Suppls
Depto Select
1.5'8
Frederickson Tire Company ■
Upk-Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
79.53
Friden Calculating Machine Agency General Truck Company Garrett Sales & Service Co9 Gil-Mor Chemical Company Graham Paper Coo
Reprs-Office Machines New Trucks Upk-Trks & Cars' Custodial Suppls' Visual Aid Suppls
Standard Board Action Dept. Select Board Action Low
Harlow Publishing Corporation Hart Industrial Supply Co,' Herb Welding & Radiator Coe, Inc.
Instre Suppls Custodial Suppls Upk-Trks & Cars
Schl Select ■ Low Dept, Select
Hermann’s Flower Shop' Holmes & Torbett, Inc,
Commencement New Scljl Apparatus
Commencement Dept. Select
22.5'0 > 359.911
The House of Clay Hunzicker Brothers
Instre Suppls New Furn0 & Fixtures
Schl’Select . Depto Select
'86.56 17.97
International Business Machines Corp. Repr-Office Machines
V ?
5.50 5,279.50. ■ 19.00 3,U5Koo 360.00.
2112.60 1115.70-/ 13.50'.
•25.118 Standard Rental Agreement 5>0o 00 75.118 166.32 Depto Select
Jack’s 5 & 10
Recreation Suppls
Jenkins Music'Company Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Instr. Suppls Instr0 Suppls
Low 120.60 Low 3.00 Dept. Select
Fred Jones Ford Junior De Luxe Editions Club
Iristro Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schlo Select
Kamp Brothers, Trie. Kilpatrick Brothers
Iristro Suppls Recreation Suppls
Schl. Select Low
Harley King Knight Supply Company
Gerieral Instr. Custodial Suppls
Board Action Board Action
1110.00 1,11111.68
C. L. LaMar, D/B./A. J, B. Lippincott Company
Instr. Suppls Instre Suppls
Schl; Select Depto Select
/ 311.11 1119.50
Litho Negative & Plate Company... Lone Star School Book Depository
Office Suppls & Print. Instr. Suppls
Dept0 Select Depto Select
/27.00 17.05
Loom Craft Studio
Instro Suppls
Schl, Select
Joe Mo Mason, Architect Engineer
Remodeling Girls Gym (Central) Salaries-Research Office
10.20 I
Board Action Agreement
2,160.lt© 12.OO
Jo Mo Matthews, Jr0
11.611 -123.60: 117.81 18.00 179.79* '
n.Uo
^130
MEETING OF AUGUST 5, 1957 - CONT’D f
(1956-5? GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)
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WcGraw Hill Book^ompany,Inc* Metropolitan Sch, Study Council
Instr* Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Schl* Select Dept* Select
2*77 1*70
Mid-West Surgical Supply Co*, Inc, Millsap’s Repair Shop Michigan Scientific Company Monroe Calculating Me"Mhe Co*, Inc* Moofe Business Forms, Inc*
New Schl Apparatus Reprs-Musical Instruments Instr* Suppls New Furn* & Fixtures Suppls-Research Office
Dept* Select Standard Board Action Dept* Select Low
355*00 291*21i 38*00 653475 167*95
Morgan’s A* G* Food Market
Instr* Suppls
Schl* Select
256*511
National Citizens Council National Education Association
Suppls-Superintendents Instr* Suppls
Dept* Select Dept, Select
1*25 1*00
National Theatre Supply Co* The New York Times
Custodial Suppls Suppls-Supe rinte nde nt s
Low Dept* Select
187*88
Town of Nichols Hills Noftsger and Lawrence
Water Construction plans (John Marshall) Personnel Suppls Instr* Suppls Superintendents-Suppls Water
Utility Board Action Low ’ Dept* Select Dept* Select Utility
Instr* Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Water
Schl* Select Low Utilities
Norick Brothers, Inc# North Central Association Quarterly Oklahoma Bindery Co*sInce Oklahoma City Water Dept*
Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma Coca Cola Bottling Co^ Oklahoma County Water Co* Oklahoma Curriculum Improvement Commission
Oklahoma Electrical Supply Co* Oklahoma Oxygen Company "• .
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15*50 16*80
•1171*12 716*91 3*00 2*50 11 <>1135 *711
12*00 5*00 119.20,
Instr* Suppls Dept* Select Est* #1. RenovationClassen Board Action .50 Instr* Suppls Dept* Select Bid Agreement 11*20 .... *
- 12*50: 11,320*00 11*70'
OiKo Rubber Welders
Maint* Trks-Cars
Dept* Select
W8 J*‘ Pettee & Company Petted’s Farm Store
Recreation Suppls~ Eqpt-Imprv-grounds
Dept* Select Board Action
1811*12 1,301*52
Pictura Films distribution Corp* Pipkin Photo Service
New Eqpt* Visual Ed* Admin* Expense
Dept* Select Dept. Select
60*00 57*28'
Pbrtaf ilms Prentice Hall, Inc*
New Eqpt-Visual Ed, Suppls-Personnel office
Dept* Select Dept* Select
95*00 5*72
Radio Supply, Inc*
Labor-Mtrls-Radio Station Dept, Select Schl* Select Low
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31*80 13*39
511*72
3.50
99*91
■
Remirigton Rand Division of Sperry Rand' Richards & Conover Hardware Co*
Reprs-Office Machines Custodial Suppls
Royal Typewriter Company
Office Suppls-Print*
Standard Low Board Actio' Standard
316*32 79*63
29*00 395*95: 6*25:
MEETING of AUGUST 5, 1957 - CONT'D
f&g£_Z
(1956-57 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED)
Wo Bo Saunders Company Science Research Associates
Instr. Suppls Suppls-Personnel Office
Dept# Select Dept# Select
$$.97 6 #10
Scott Chevrolet Company Sears, Roebuck & Compaq? SoEoBo Paint Company Senior Citizens of America Severin Supply Co.
Instr# Suppls' Upk-Trks- Cars Instro Suppls Suppls-Superintendent' Reprs-Indus0Arts Eqpt#
Depto Select Low
121oh8 2h6«60
Low Dept# Select Dept# Select
86.00 bold 5.85
RdWrt Mo Shultz
Simpson Auto Company
Personnel Suppls Instr# Suppls
Board Actio® Dept# Select
50.70 27.00
Binger Sewing Machine'Company Jasper Sipes School Book Depository
Instr0 Suppls Instr9 Suppls
Low School Select
9.75 12.60
Sorey Hill & Sorey Southwest Parts Corporation
Architects Fee(Classen) Upk-Trks & Cars
Board Action Dept# Select
The Standard Register Company
Suppls-Business Office
Low Dept# Select
Stansi Scientific Company
Instr0 Suppls
Board Action
h.oo.16
T G & T Store #20
Instr# Suppls
Schl# Select
7.7U
Thompson School Book Depository
Library Books
Dept# Select
9,588.65
Trice Whole sale Electronics Turner Chain & Belting Company
New Schl Apparatus Reprs-Indus.Arts Eqpt.
'Schl? Select Depto Select
59.97 hU.31
Uarcoj'Incorporated Underwood Corporation
Unesco Publications Center
Office Suppls^&Pr^nting New-Schl Apparatus 1 Instr. Suppls Repro -Office machines Teaching Aid Suppls
I460I+O Dept# Select' Bb^rd1Action6oli77oOO 2,2h Standard Bid Agreement U66.95 6#91i.6B19 10.20 Dept# Select
Universal Blueprint &. Supply Co# Vari-Typer Corporation
Engineering Department New Schl Apparatus
Depto Select Board Action 2.923O25 15.75 Dept# Select
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527.78 2.18
85.68 5U.5O
1UO0I8
251.08
2,939.00
Vaseco, Inc.
New Schl Apparatus
Depto Select
81uhl
Walker Stamp &'Seal'Company Franklin Watts, Inc#
Audit Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Low Dept# Select
h.55 2.75
Wo Mo Welch Mfg<> Company
Commencement
Board Action 1#916.1$ 1.16' ■ Schl Select 1,917.58
Western Bank & Office Supply Western Newspaper Union
Suppls-Auditors Office New Schl Apparatus
Low Low Dept# Select
118.18 13.20
8.70 131.38
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Low Depto Select 10 a 66 Bid Agreement
Whitton Supply Western Uniform & Towel Service Inc.
Instro Suppls Instr, Suppls
Woodmansee“Abbott Music Company M, E. Wynn DBA Wynn Const0 Go.
Schl Select Malnto Musical Suppls Remo deling Central Girl* s Gym & Est.#l Jackson Jr. Board Action
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Upk-Trks & Cars
$ *4
1-
*'t “8
7.50
■< 29.911
3Qsh220$9 33.H8
S@l@C"b
,1995-36 General Fund.
John A. Brown Company ’ World Book Company
V60UO
Instr. Suppls Instr0 Suppls
Schlo Select Schlo Select
Acme Brick Company Auto'Parts & Machine Company Ho Jo Butterly^ Inc0 Barada & Page, Inc, Paul Brawdy City Office Supply Inc,
Repr-Bldg .-Mtrls Upk^f grounds=Mtrls Repr.-Bldg.-Mtrls Repr.to Bldg0-Mtrls Upko'of grounds =>Mtrls Reproto Furn,-Mtrls
Low Dept. Select Low Low Low Low
Dyke Brothers
Reproto Bldg0-Mtrls
Low
Fire Appliance & Supply Company
Reproto Bldg0-Eqpt-Mtrls
Bid Agreement '
Hart Industrial Supply Company Hoover Equipment Company F. A, Highley Company International Business Machines Corpo
Repr.to Bldg-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Repr0 to Bldg-Mtrls Reproto Bldg.-Eqpt.Mtrls
Low Depto Select Low Standard
73.23 hoU3 36.70 8.03
Lemon Agricultural Service
Upk of Grounds-Mtrls
Depto Select
88.00
Mideke Supply Company Midwestern Engine & Eqpto Co., Inc, New State Ice ■Oklahoma Publishing Co® Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp,
Repr to Bldg ..-Mtrls Upk-Grounds -Mtrl s Repr to Bldg0-Mtrls Central Electrical'Imprv.0 Repr to Bldg0-Mtrls
Low Depto Select low Publisher Low
193.8? 1.U8. 80.00 198.00 5’2.00
Richards & Conover Hardware Co.
Repr to Bldg0-Mtrls
Low
Standard Roofing & Material Co0 Mary A, Thacker, Clerk
Repr to Bldgo“Mtrls Petty. Cash Reim0
Low Reimbursement
226.80 33.20
Repr'to'Bldgo -Mtrls' Repr, to Bldg."-Mtrls Repr .--To BldgoMtrlp .
Low Low
711.30 ' 320.00
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199 o,16 3.00
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American Electric-Ignition Coe American Body & Trailer, Inc© Auto I'arts & Machine Company
Upk-grounds-Mtrls Upk© of grounds-Mtrls Upk© of grounds-Mtrls
Low Low Dept. Select
Barada & Page, Inc0 Paul Blakeney Company Mark Blodgett Insulation Company
Repr© to Bldg-Mtrls’ Upko of ground=Mtrls Classen Science,Art & Speech Rooms
Low Low
U©65 192.70
Low
80 ©52
The Boardman Company
Repr©to Bldg o-Eqpt'•Mtrls
Low
I4I0I18
The Clarence L© Boyd Coo, Inc0 Bucks Cycle Shop Building Specialties Company
Upko of grounds~Mtrls Upk© of grouhds-Mtrls Repr,to Bldgo-Mtrls
Dept© Select Low ' Dept® Sele6€
15.110 12.-60 11.56
Cale1s Manufacturing Company Capitol Steel and Iron Company Bob Cates
Repr.to furn, -Mtrls Re.pro to Bldgo-Mtrls Repr. to Bldgo-Mtrls
Ceco Steel Products Corp,, Clarke Sanding Machine Company
Central-Remodeling Repro to Bldgo-Mtrls
Commercial Equipment Company Connelly'Construction Company Cook Electric Supply Company
Cafeteria Projects Low Paving Contract(Southeast)Board Action Repr. to Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpto Lpw
Cook Paint &.Varnish Crane Company
Repr. to Bldg-Mtrls Board Action ■ 1117.50 Repr® to Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpto Low Board Action 389.13
2 088
5110.00 112.50 71.50
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35o55
U2.00
73.91
77.55
' 215.00 10,367©82 1139.112
21o60 8O6063
Davidson & Case bomber Co0 The Dolese Company Dowling s, Inc©
Repr© to Bldg-Mtrls Repr© to Bldgo-Mtrls Fum© & Equipment
Low Bid Agreement Low
897*20 U77.OO
Eo I® DuPont Nemours & Co8 Inc®
Repr© to Bldg-Mtrld
W©50 Low Dapt® SelectW?©00
9311.50
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Federal Corporation Flanagan'Supply Company Gardner Hotel Supply Company General Flooring & Tile Company Grayphr Electric Company
■ 189®95 Low Letter Bid I,31i7o50 1,537.115 Low Jackson Jr© Hi-Remodel© r 5.58 p ' 199all Repr© to Bldg©Eqpt ©Mtrls Board Action Repr® to BldgoEqptoMtrls Low 709.26 7,185.51 New Furh® & fixtures Board Action 1)4.8032 Dept. Select Repr® To Bldg.-Mtrls 231.28 Repr® to Bldge-Mtrls-Eqpt Low
HartlIndustrial"Supply Company"
Mtrls-Repr to fum©
Electronic Supply Company
Repr© to Bldg.
Wo Hixson Co®. of Okla.s Inc. Physical Ed© Eqpto Independent Supply Company Repr®to Bldg©-Mtrls~Eqpt Industrial Chemical Labs, Inc 0.... Repr® to Bldg-Mtrls International Business Machines Corp© Repr0 to Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpt
Low Depto Board Depto Low ' Dept©
Select Action Select Select
231.81 20o00
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International Harvester Company
Upko grounds-Mtrls
Depto Select
Jennings Engine Supply Company Jones-Newby Supply Company
Upk,grounds-Mtrls Repr, =Eqpt -Mtrls
Standard Low
Kilpatrick Brothers
Repr, to Bldg0=Mtris
596.32 Low Board Ac tion Up 200,79
Repri to Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpt Repr, to Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpt
Standard Board Action
Repr, to Eurn-Mtrls Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Repr, to Bldge-Mtrls
Letter Bid Dept, Select Board Action
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Repro to Bldg,-Mtris-Eqpt Low 62%5h Letter Bid 168,53 * Board Action 16,59
81U,66
Miller-Norris Companys Inc,
Repr0 to Bldgo-Mtrls
Low
176000
Miller Floor Company
Repr, to Bldg,-Mtrls
Board Action
Minton Machinery Company
Repr,to ^Idgo-Mtrls-Eqpt
Low Dept, Select
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Morgensen Lumber Company
Repr, to Bldg-Mtrls
Low
New State Ice Company Norman Plumbing Supply
Repr, to Bldg-Mtrls Repr0 to Bldg«=Mtrls-Eqpt
Dept, Select I58;o6 Low Board Action_555«73.
71.3,79
Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Repr, to Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpt Repr, to Bldg-Mtrls Repr0 to Bldg-Mtrls-Eqpt
Schlo Select Depto Select Bid Agreement.
^58;86 ^5.95 62,20
Oklahoma Seating Company
New Furniture
Board Action
Peery Tire & Supply' The Perolin Compnay, Inc, Pittsburgh Plate GlassCompany
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls Repro To Bldg =Mtrls-Eqpt Repr, To Bldg-Mtrls
Dept, Dept, Board Dept, Low
Pritchard Electric Company
Jackson Jr, Hi-Remodel
Low
Rea Engineering Company
Richards & Conover Hardware Co*
Engineering fee for parking at Southeast Repr, to Bldgo-Mtrls
Contract Low
The Sahfax Company • Service Electric Supply Coos Inc,
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(19^6^7 BUILDING LEVY CONTINUED^ Upk-grounds -Mtrls Repr-=Bldg0 Mtrls Repr-Bldgo Mtrls Repr-Bldg 0Mtrls Repr-Bldgo Mtrls Repr-Bldgo Mtrls Repr-BldgoMtrls
Low Low Low Letter Bid Dept, Select Low Depto Select Low
Repr^Bldgo Mtrls Repr-Bldg, Mtrls
Depto Select Low
Repr-Bldg0 Mtrls
Low
Kitchen Eqpt-EdwardS ’ Repr«.“Bldg0 Mtrls-Eqpt
Depto Select Board A tion
Vinson Supply Company
Upk-Grounds-Mtrls
Low
Wo & Wo Steel Company
Repr=Bldg0 Mtrls
Low
jverih Supply Company □ & Ho Shade Compaq Inc® erman Machine and Iron Works Arp Auto Supply Company Indus triesg Inc,; jstern Faint Company ’ est Tile & Terrazzo
Standard Paint Company Standard Roofing & Material Company * Thomas Concrete Pipe Company ■ ‘ '’ Universal Blue Print & Supply H 7 Uo Sa Supply Company ■ 7
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(Final) Mayfair Buildings Admin; Bldg-Reserve Admin,, Bldg-Reserve Modernization Electrical Facilities at Sequoyah Est, # 2 Admirio Bldg-Air Cond3 rw Aluminum Builders Supply9 Inc0 ! Auto Parts & Machine Company Ground Improvement
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vator Sales & Service Coos Inc0
co Electric Supply Company (General Electric Supply Company
Board Action Board Action Dept® Select
Ground Improvement Ground 'Improvement Cdhstruction(Marshall) Esto #. 9 ........... " ‘ Douglass Stadium-Repr, Ground Improvement
Dept« Select Dept0 Select Board Action
Ground’ improvement Annexe s-Moving
Dept, Select Low
Ground Improvement Cdhstruction(U.SoGrant) Esto # 10 Installation’of elevator Admin, Bldg, Esto #1 Admin0 Bldg0 Office Renovation
Bid Agreement Board Action
Admino Bldgo0ffice Renovation J
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Graybar Electric Company
Admino Bldgo Office Renovation
Hart’Industrial Supply Company A. C. Horn Company of Texas" Hudgins-Thompson-Ball & Associates
International Harvester Company
Low Ground Improvement Dept. Annexes Moving Architect Fees(Southeast) Board Est. # 9 Construction(Nichols HillsBoard Est. # 10 Depto Ground Improvement
Jo & Ro Supply Company
Ground Improvement
Dept. Select
1
Kilpatrick Brothers
Taft-Remodeling
Low
118 <>56
Adm. Bldg-Air Cond. Annexe s'~Mo ving Ground Improvement Annexes Moving Ground Improvement
Board Action Depto Select Low Low Low
Annexes Moving Painting Contract
Low Low
Humphries Construction Company
Wo A. Landers Company Mack Trucks Inc. Magnolia Petroleum Company Mideke Supply Company Modern Materials Company Morgan-Power Tire Company Morgensen Lumber Company
Noftsger1and Lawrence.......... Norman Plumbing Supply Co.
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Est® #9 Architect Fees(Marshall) Ground Improvement
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Letter Bid
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Select Action
Action
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50,100.00 ’ 166o99 1,091*90. 37.78’ 75.00 263.20
Board Action Low
Oil‘Filter Company O.K.. Rubber Welders
Ground Improvement Ground Improvement
Low Dept. Select
80.16 9.35
Do D. Pore
Annexe s-Moving
Low
25*00
Beholds and Morrison Est. #8 Architect Fees(Ridgeview) Business Expense Bob Roberts Ground Improvement Scott Chevrolet Company Ground Improvement Sherman Machine & Iron Works o.£i.j5a rains ® vanusn mgo _ Painting Contract S.E.B. Paint & Varnish Mfg. CoSmiser Construction Company ’Esto"#8 Cohstruction(Harding) Bert Smith Road Machinery Co., Inc. Ground Improvement . Smith and Son (Est. #8 RidgeviewK(Final-Artlnir)'Construction^ Sdrey, SorPy”.... . ....... .. Douglass Stadium Contract Est. #9 Construction(Southeast) Chas, M. Suttle Const. Co. Petty Cash Reim Mary A. Thacker, Clerk GroundImprovement Thomas Concrete Pipe Co. ' Real Estate Survey..... R. Wo Thomas Surveying Cb. Architect Fees (Arthur) Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Final Statement Annexes Moving Ward Brothers Truck Parts Annexes Moving Wylie-Stewart Machy Co., Inc<>
Yow Brake & Supply
Ground Improvement
Board Action Real Estate Dept. Select Low Low Board Action Dept. Select Board Action Board Action Board Action Reimbursement Low Real Estate Board Action Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select
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1955 Bond
-^Electric Supply of OkLas Inco .y£:
Classen TV Eqpt
Board Action
Johnny Meltons Photographer
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept. Select
Radio Supply3 Inc.
Classen TV Eqpt
Dept. Select
Summer Workshop Expense
Adm0 Expense
Instr. Suppls
Petty Cash Reim.
1957 “58 Ford Foundation u.
Helen M. Jones
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Mrs. Floy Campbell
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Other Adm. Expense
Board Action
Lucile E. Taylor
57=58 GEN.
General Instruction
Board Action
50o°||
Dorothy Deardorff
57=58 GEN.
General Instruction
Agreement
20. OCR,
Henry Etta Ellis
57=58 GENo
General Instruction
Dept. Select
2p.00
Ramah Miller
57=58 GEN.
General Instruction
Dept. Select
Grace Ro Moore
57=58 GEN.
General Instruction
Dept. Select
20.00 J. 20.00
Kathleen Osborn
57=58 GENo
General Instruction
Depto Select
20*00
State Contribution Fund 56—57 GEN
Social Security Contrio
Taxes
Noma Louise Jones
General Instruction
Board Action
n.T Wipo
Harding Land
Board Action
7a5od.f<
56-57 GEN.
Walt and Grace Huffman 56 BOND
6
• Harding Land Hugh Ke & Neta C; Clark 56 BOND Leverett Edwards^, Mortgagee $6 BOND Harding Land
Board Action lij371.8; Board Action 3»828.17
Roy L. & Bertha B® Easley 56 BOND
Harding Land
Board Action
Edith Buck
OELa. City Project
Ford Foundation
Hulda Cooley
Okla. City Project
Ford Foundation
A. J
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Thomas Ge Dykstra ■
Dalton Eads
Li!llfynn So Kingston .^Earl Martin K
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fr Mary F<> Robertson Et Lura Rucker
..... Rogers Gray Stevens
Ef/Bo- Turley
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Ford Foundation
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Ford Foundation
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Ford Foundation
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Ford Foundation
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Ford Foundation
Edward Wegener
Ford Foundation
Marieta Williams
"Nellie R» Melton
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Ford Foundation
Clara Maye Wade
Earl Simon., City Clerk
Ford Foundation
3681
Ford Foundation
Taxes-“Special ImprVo
Board Action
Admino Expense
Board Action 4
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Ee^^KTsho^lJig^^^g^SSiSSJerS^I if tor as to^apprc5|)J'ia’tidn’^^urpose?-ofJ expenditure pal- r"'' 'J ie*rk ant heatisi -We recommend that same be 'allowed and\‘tiie -^WIOUSLY APPROVED BI THE BOARD it i jft «■
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Payroll for the month of July
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.^.."Itern #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING JULY 31, 1957 ~ ONE ?MONTH IgM 1957-58 GENERAL FUND
Payrolls-including school administrators, clerical, teachers., service employees, and extra services O)>9oo(>)>(>(>o .$300,000.00
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Payrolls-including construction crews on new buildinjs$ 65,000.00
1956 BOND
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The persons to be listed on these’payrolls have been regularly ehfpioyeU. annua-- monthly or’daily basis-and payrolls are to be- computed on--actual tjjg Boa^don. All payrolls will be'-supponte’d‘-~by aervization' and... approval- ^^l^beftesSmiried. ± ?rftb release,/or warrants;.. ;w^>b&^%Sr®t
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R. #285 Claims Approved for
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R. #286 Ju^y Payrolls Approved-Aug. Payrolls Authorized
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It was moved hy Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $641,313.65, and to instruct the Clerk to issue warrants in payment of seme as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made hy Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray that the payrolls for the month of July be approved and the payrolls for August be authorized as recommended. On roll call the motion carried unanimously.
General Business, Purchasing, Cafeterias R. #287 Approval to Buy Film AND Rights to Televise
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of physics instructional film for use on KETA-TV Channel 13 as part of current education television program, to be charged to Ford Foundation Oklahoma Project in the total amount of $6,457.12; also, to approve payment in the amount of $2,500.00 to Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc. for "Rights to Televise" physices film for a one-year period over KETA-TV, Channel 13, to be charged to Ford Foundation, Oklahoma Project. On toll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #288 Approval to Confirm Purchase of Suppl. for IBM Dept.
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to confirm the purchase of supplies used by IBM Department (included are warrants, warrant registers, stock paper, and attendance reports.) from the low bidders, listed below, in the total amount of $3,385-60, to be charged to the A-21 account: Uarco Moore BusinessForms Standard Register
$2,050.50 571-25 7&3•85 TOTAL --- $3,385.60
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #289 Bids Accepted on Hdwe. Suppl. & Equipment
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept bids from the following companies for one lot of hardware supplies and equipment to be used by vocational and instructional departments and on small list for Maintenance Department, in the total amount of $2,636.78, the purchase to be charged to the following accounts:
1-3 Vocational 1-3 Building Levy#511
$1,802.68 226.24 607.86 TOTAL -- $2,636.78
AMOUNTS AWAITED TO EACH COMPANY: $ U7U.32 Kilpatrick Lumber Co. 308.35 Mideke Supply Co. 290.24 Marshall Supply 345-54 Hart Industrial 564.00 Allied Paint 414.72 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Severin Supply Co. 17-25 164.16 Sherwin Williams 45.48 Morgensen Lumber Co. 12.72 Pettee Hardware Co. TOTAL — $2,636.78 The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (Notice for bids attached.)
R. #290 Approval to Buy Supplies for T-V Sta.
Food Service Financial Statement
It was moved by Mr. McCray and s econded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of supplies which includes pickup tubes, camera cable, plugs, and other materials to be used in the installation of a remote television studio at Classen High School. This remote to be used in conjunction with the present broadcasting program; these items recommended on special purchase from Dulaney's Manufacturing Distributors, in the amount of $6,503.30, ’the purchase to be charged to #607 Bond Fund account. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
A Financial Statement as of June 30, 1957 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted, a copy to be filed in the Clerk's office.
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R. #291 Bids Accepted on Kitchen Equipment
Motion was made "by Mr. Thompson and seconded hy Mr. McCray to accept bids of the following low bidders in the total amount of $19;398-35 for one lot of new kitchen equipment for replacement of existing old equipment at various schools, the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Service Department: Commercial Equipment Company $7;6o8.OO Gardner Hotel Supply Company 565-56 McKesson-Robbins 4,908.15 The Jones Company 6,316.64 TOTAL ---- $19,3^.35
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. Thompson to accept bids of the following \ R. #292 firms on an extended bid basis in the total amount of $5;577-95; the purchase to be charged \ Extended Bid to the 1956 Bond Fund Account #848 j for standard classroom furniture: j Accepted on Classroom Boren-Malone Company $1,166.20 : Furniture Branham's Office Supply Company 8.95 City Office Supply 624.40 Dowlings? Inc. 1,012.80 Oklahoma Seating Co. 2.653-60 Thompson Book & Supply Co. 112.00 TOTAL--- $5,577-95
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Information to the Board: It was reported that a letter had been received addressed to the Superintendent from Mr. ! W. G. Smith, representing 29 families in the Britton School District. The letter requests i that the Oklahoma City School System provide for a school bus to handle approximately 35 to 1 50 children living in an area greater than 1-j- miles from the Britton Grade School, effective^ for the fall term of 1957-
Request for Bus, Britton
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray that library books for secondary i R- #293 and elementary schools be purchased from the low bidder, Library Supply Company, beginning j Low Bid Accept August 6, 1957 and continuing through June 30, 1958, discount percentages of this company i ed on Library being as follows: Books *Notice for Bids is attached For library books with library bindings 37$ on next page. For library books with trade bindings 36$ For library books and other publications in special classifications 12g- to 36$ The motion carried on roll call with all members present?voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Board accept the bid of Paul Blevins in the amount of $3,361.60 for the houses on Hill Street on the Harding High School site, provided he will pay 10$ cash faith money. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
L #294
; Bid on Houses, j Harding Site | Approved
BUILDINGS Mr. Thompson moved approval to accept the low base bid of Barnes Plumbing in the amount of |r . #295 $21,000 to install different heating at Millard Fillmore School^, plans and specifications ! Bid Accepted c having been prepared by Sorey, Hill & Sorey, to be charged to Account #519, 1957-58 B. L. j Heating at i Fillmore Schoc The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried unanimously on roll call. i
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve acceptance of the low base bid of Industrial Electric Company in the amount) of $56,550-00 to modernize the electrical facilities at Central High School, plans and specifications having been prepared by L. B. Perkins, Electrical Engineer, to be charged to Account'#518(a), 1957-58 B. L. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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R. #297 Employment of Engineer Approved
Mr. Thompson moved approval of the employment of Bill Collins, Jr., Mechanical Engineer, to draw plans and specifications for heating and air conditioning the T-V Studio. The motion was seconded hy Mr. McCray and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #298 Approval of Change Ord.. #1 Grant Addition
Motion was made hy Mr. McCray and seconded hy Mr. Thompson to approve Change Order No. 1, Charles M. Dunning Construction Company, in the amount of $214.31 addition to the contract price, covering additional piping and insulation at U. S. Grant High School. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #299 Change Orders #4 and #5, Central High Project Appr.
Motion was made hy Mr. McCray and seconded hy Mr. Thompson to approve Change Order #4, to change the tunnel and kitchen drains at Central High School, adding $1,245.20 to the contract price; and to approve Change Order #5? same project, for relocation of alley slah supports, adding $139-15 to the contract price, contractor on this project being the Wynn Construction Company. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #300 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved the
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*Notice for Bids R, #293 > preceding page;
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 AT 1^:30 P. M PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
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ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett
Others present: N. L. George, Acting Superintendent; M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville,J and Robert Shultz -- Directors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press.
The invocation was given by Mrs. Melton.
^Invocation
It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers liste^d below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved:
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R. #301 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel and information was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded Uy Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING R. #302 Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the appointment of an Committee Apadministrative committee composed of Messrs. Mortimer Woodward , H. G. Buchanan, N. L. George proved to and H. B. Ginn to inspect the warehouse area periodically and dispose of obsolete and waste Dispose of materials by direct trips to the trash dump, or by sale to the highest and best bidder, or Obsolete & by direct sale to junk dealers; also that Mr. W. E. Taylor be included on this committee if Waste Materials|and when items received through surplus property are to he disposed of. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #303 jit was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to set cafeteria prices for the 1957 Cafeteria Pri- 858 school year on menus to be served in all cafeterias, as attached, there being two changes ces Set_______ only from the prices used during the 1956-57 school year, namely, an increase from 8^ to 1C# on soup served in secondary school cafeterias, and a change from 5^ to 70 on all ice cream bars and cups, the increase on ice cream being necessary because of the increase in price of ice cream from local distributors. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
PRICE LIST FOR JUNIOR & SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
PRICE LIST FOR FEDERALLY REIMBURSED ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
1 of the following combinations: 2 Vegetci>les 1 Vegetable and 1 Salad _ . . n n.__ 250 an4 t4O0 Bread and Butter
Plate Lunch 1 Main Dish 1 of the following conbinations: 2 Vegetables 1 Vegetable and 1 Salad 1 Vegetable and 1 Dessert 1 Salad and 1 Dessert Bread and Butter % Pint Whole Milk
200
Soup and 4 Crackers .......................... Main Dishes ............................................ Vegetables ............................................ Salads ..................................................... Desserts ................................................ Ice Cream ................................................
70 100 70 and 100 70, 100 and 150 50, 70 and 100 50
Soup and 4 Crackers.................. Main Dishes....................................... 100,
The following are the federally reimbursed elementary schools: Adams Arthur Bannaker Britton Bryan Carey Coolidge Creston Hille Dewey Dunbar Edison Edwards Emerson Eugene Fields Fillmore 1
Foster Garden Oaks Harmony Harrison Lafayette
Mark Twain 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
Franklin -Jn.'High is also federally reimbursed.
•Open at^iter' date
Plate Lunch . 1 Main Dish (Determines price of Plate Lunch)
Vegetables........................................ Salads ....................................^0. 50, Desserts ........................................ >/, Pint Whole Milk..................... 5* ,
The following are the Secondary Schools. Capitol Hill Sr. Douglass Northwest Classen Central Classen Grant Harding Marshall
Northeast Southeast Capitol Hill Jr. Jackson Moon Taft Webster ADULT PRICES
Elementary Schools . 250 Plate Lunch ....................................... . 300 . 330 . 100 Main Dishes ................................... . 70 and 100 Vegetables ........................................ 70, 100 and 150 Salads ................................................ 50, 70 and 100 Desserts ............................................ . .20 Bread and Butter Sandwich . . 2 Hot Rolls or Biscuit 5? With Butter .... Secondary Schools 250 .& 400 Plate Lunch ................................... 50 Coffee ................................................ 80 Milk................................................ ,100, 120, 150 and 250 Main Dishes .... • • • • , 70 and 100 Vegetables . . . • • • • • • 70, 100, and 150 Salads . ........................................ 50, 70 and 100 Desserts . . •..................... ’ '..20 Bread and Butter Sandwich . . 2 Hot Rolls or Biscuit with Butter..................
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It was moved, by Mrs. Melton and. seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the transferring of $37>O31>16, the net profit from operation of cafeterias for 1956-57 school year, to the equipment funds, both large and small equipment, Cafeteria Department; the funds requested to be used: (1) for the replacement of large equipment items, and (2) for small items
of supplies and equipment for the operation of existing cafeterias; also, for small equipment in setting up new cafeterias. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #304 Approval to ^Transfer Funds, Food Service
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Report on pupil Accident Insurance Accepted
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Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids of the following firms in the total amount of $22,560.31 on one lot of small equipment for all school cafe- Bids Accepte< terias, to be charged to the Central Food Service account, all bids having been received in jon Cafeteria Equipment response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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R. #306 (Claim of Sani[tary Eqipment jCo. Approved J
Ltary EquipIt was moved by Mr. McCray an ment Company in the amount of $11,503-84 for custodial supplies, this claim having been omitted from the list of claims approved 'August 5, 1957 on account of detailed checking of items claimed which prevented the including of this claim along witl/the regular list. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
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Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting the bid of 1 Cook Electrical Company in the amount of $2,382.88 for one lot of electrical supplies and equipment for use in metal annexes, the purchase to be charged to the Bond Fund account No 83I4--D and to the Ford Foundation Project, Oklahoma City, all bids having been received in unanimously. response
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray that contracts for bus transporta- R. #308 tion be awarded the following persons in the amounts shown: Virgil Gee, $16,200.00; E. M. Bus Contracts Barnes, $12,659-00; and, Murray Butler, $2,430.00; the administration to draw up contracts Awarded in accordance with the Board's instructions in line with bid specifications, and upon On roll call, the motion carried with all approval of the contracts by the Board Attorney, members present voting "Aye." (Notice of bids is attached below.)
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fer of Mr. Motion was made by Mrs. Mel Virgil Gee of $900.00 per bJ buses, and the purchase of these buses by Mr. Gee be worked into the contract, as all bidders were given the option of purchasing the district-buses and making payments for same in the form J of a deduction from total amount of contract; the motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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Information to Board:
Information to the Board:
Date Set for Bids
It was reported that August 29, 1957 > ^-:30 p. m., is the date set to open Bids on Classen T-V electrical and mechanical projects.
Additions PartiallyAccepted
It was reported that additions have Been partially accepted By the responsible central office employees on the following: (a)
Ridgeview School
(b)
Nichols Hills School
Letter of Appreciation
A letter of appreciation was read from Dr. Ross Pugmire for the privilege given him and his class of visiting the Board meeting on July 25, 1957 and for visitation to schools and to the accounting department.
R- #310 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by by Mrs. Lfelton, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Mr. McCray, seconded
MEETING OF AUGUST 29, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President
Mrs. Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett C. B. McCray
Others present: Dr. Melvin W- Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Messrs. Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, Gilbert Robinson, and Robert Shultz - Directors; Mr. Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Mrs. Pat Johnson, President City P-TA Association; the press. Invocation
The invocation was given by Dr. Barnes.
SPECIAL BUSINESS On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, bids on the following projects received R. #311 in response to the attached Notice for Bids were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation. Bids Opened on T-V Studio below: Projects (1) Mechanical installation for Classen T-V Studio
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TABULATION OF BIDS ON CLASSEN T-V STUDIO
Mechanical (Air Conditioning) Air Conditioning, Inc. Climate Engineering Co. Comfort, Inc. Earl F. Holyfield Co. Kay Engineering Co. W. A. Landers Co. Swan Air Conditioning Co.
Electrical
$16,637 14,950 13,798 12,572 14,977 16,472 15,850
$ 7,109 11,950 6,950 6,820
Gaddis-Walker Lightner & Witt Moore Electric Co. Shawver & Son
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve acceptance of low bids on the above projects, subject to approval by the central office staff, the low bid on the mechanical work at the T-V Studio being $12,572 by Earl F- Holyfield Company, and the low bid on the electrical work being $6,820, submitted by Shawver & Son. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #312 Low Bids Accepted on T-V Projects, Conditional
PERSONNEL i ! i
It was recommended that the following persons be employed 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; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved:
SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1957-58 ALEXAN0ER, Roby e
Bro wn , ma din e Burl ei gh , Dorr is Kem p , Arl et a Moon , Mar y Owen s , Ire ne
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R. #313 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made hy Mrs. Melton, seconded hy Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
GENERAL BUSINESS R. #31U Approval to Dissolve C. H. Stadium Board
Motion was made hy Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that an audit be made of the books and records of the Capitol Hill Stadium Board, and in the absence of any irregularities, that the Board be dissolved. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R- #315 Approval to Pay State Bd. T-V Funds
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve claim of the State Board of Education for the first quarter of 1957-58 television funds to be used to operate the part of the program through the State Department of Education, in the amount of $5.,250. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." (Ford Foundation)
R. #316 Claim of Dr. Hunt Approved
Motion to approve claim of Dr. Herold C. Hunt in the amount of $250-00 for services rendered during the pre-school conference was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #317 Bus Service Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve request to conduct charter bus service with the Oklahoma City Transportation Company to serve the following five areas, these being the same areas as were served by charter buses during the 1956-57 school year: *• 1.
Foster School area to Southeast High School, this bus to transport secondary children only and the student to pay 50 for each ride.
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Sunnylane - East Reno area. This bus to transport secondary children to Central High School and elementary school children to Emerson Elementary School, the student to pay 50 for each ride.
3.
Carver - Orchard Park to Douglass High School and Moon Junior High Schooi^this bus to transport secondary school children only and the student to pay 50 for each ride.
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Mark Twain - Mulligan Boulevard area to Central High School, this bus to transport secondary children and the student to pay 50 for each ride.
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Lancaster Lane to Northwest Classen and Taft, this bus to transport secondary children and the student to pay 100 for each ride.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Need of Bus Service, Britton Elementary Discussed
Mr. William G. Smith, Attorney, representing patrons of the Britton Elementary School, explained their petition for bus service to serve elementary school children living farther than l^ miles from the school. BUILDINGS
Information to the Board -Projects Accepted With Reservations
It was reported that inspections have been made on the following projects and accepted, with reservations:
1.
27-classrooms - John Marshall High School.
2.
7-classrooms - Prairie Queen Elementary School.
3.
6-science rooms - Harding Junior-Senior High School.
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3-classrooms and all-purpose room - Nichols Hills Elementary School.
5.
16-classrooms - Grant High School.
6.
Central High School project was inspected on Monday, August 26, 1957; and a punch-list was written.
Contractor met the bonus requirements.
R. #318 Ch. Order #2, Classen Aud. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to confirm Change Order $2, Classen High School Auditorium Renovation, J. J. Bollinger Construction Company, Contractor, for omitting the entire cyclorama wall and installing new head well (2-1^ W F 30 & 1" pipe stiffners) approximately 30" above present grid, with a net deduction from the contract price of $22.^0. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R- #319 Bannaker Bldg, to he Repair Shop
Mrs. Melton moved approval of recommendation to use the Bannaker School building as a furniture repair shop and to change the name to Maintenance Shop Annex. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried.
MEETING OF AUGUST 29, 1957 - CONT'D
i, .... It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following recommended |R. #320 change orders : I |Change Orders (1) Change Order #2, Classen T-V Studio, areas in control room and inspection rooms, IClassen Projects, Approve change glass from plate glass to colored glass and install additional gglass, 1 1 ““ i adding $2,682.43 to contract price; (2) Change Order #2, Classen Auditorium - installing ceiling to divert air adding $195-5^ "to contract price. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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#321 ;Adjournment
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY
SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1957 AT U:3O P. M.
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
Jim Wright, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Phil C. Bennett Nellie R. Melton C . B. McCray Otto F Thompson
No quorum Being present, the President declared the meeting adjourned until Tuesday,
September 3; 1957 at ^:3O P- mTHEREUPON THE MEETING ADJOURNED.
Approved the
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Quorum Not Present, Meeting Adjourned to Sept. 3, 1957
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 3, 1957 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED.REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
ABSENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Rohert Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press.
The Clerk called the meeting to order and asked the Board to appoint a chairman in the absence of the President and the Vice President. Whereupon, on motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. McCray, Mrs. Melton was appointed Chairman and presided. The invocation was given by Mr. McCray. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meeting# of July 1, 1957, July 25, 1957; August 5, 1957, and August 15, 1957 were approved as read.
R. #322 Mrs. Melton ^Appointed Chairman
Invocation R. #323 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular monthly report for August. Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, distributed copies of the Annual Audit Report and the Activities Report, as of June 30, 1957On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. McCray, reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor as submitted, were approved and ordered filed.
Treasurer's Report for August
Auditor's Reports R. #324 . Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following Resolution R. #325 directing school personnel to attend professional meetings as indicated: Professional Trips 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 the following persons would attend professional meetings as. indicated:
Mr. Bill Foutz and Dr. N. L. George, the National Council of Schoolhouse Construction Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, October 15-18, 1957; Mr. Hugh B. Ginn, Mr. H. B. Buchanan, and Dr. George, the Association of School Business Officials Convention, New Orleans, La., October 20-24, 1957;
Dr. Virgil Hill, the American Pyschological Association Meeting, September 2-4, 1957, New York City;
Mr. Alvin Eggeling, the International Recreation Congress, Long Beach, California, September 30 to October 4, 1957THEREFORE, 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 of the above persons be paid by the Board of Education, except that Dr. Hill's expenses will be paid from Ford Foundation funds and one-half of Mr. Eggeling's expenses will be paid by the City.
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
Dr. Barnes discussed the need for a motion picture sound camera for educational T-V, giving some idea of the expense involved.
Need for Sound Camera for T-V Discussed by Superintendent
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 3, 1957
PERSONNEL
PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
It was recommended that the following persons be employed 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; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved:
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Change in salary and/or assignment Request permission to transfer Elmer Heck, temporary laborer - salary $1.25 per hour .. to steamfitters helper - salary $1.50 per hour - effective July 26, 1957. Request permission to transfer Boyd Clayton, regular 3rd year apprentice plumber salary $3500 per year to 4th year apprentice plumber - salary $3800 per year - effect' tive July 26, 1957. Request permission to transfer William L. Painter, temporary semi-skilled carpenter •*salary $1.50 per hour to regular semi-skilled carpenter - salary $3200 per year effective July 1, 1957. Request permission to transfer William L. Painter, regular carpenter - salary $3200 per year to regular sheet metal 4th year apprentice - salary $3700 yearly with $240 per year car allowance - effective July 26, 1957.
Request permission to transfer Bury J. Bowling, temporary moulder operator - salary $1.75 per hour to regular moulder operator - salary $4100 per year - effective July 1, 1957. Request permission to transfer Floyd J. Stewart, foreman in Furniture Repair to carpenter in Maintenance Department - salary $3900 per year - effective July 29, 1957. Request permission to raise the salary of Roy Wallace, temporary plasterer, from $1.75 per hour to $2.00 per hour - effective July 22, 1957. Request permission to raise the salary of Ronald K. McClung, temporary laborer, from $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour - effective July 26, 1957.
Request permission to raise the salary of Jim Evanoff, temporary laborer, from $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour - effective July 26, 1957. Request permission for $360 per year car allowance for Robert E. Smith, plumber, effective August 1, 1957.
Request permission to raise the salary of W. A. Conde, temporary laborer, from $1.25 per hour to $1.35 per hour - effective July 26, 1957. Request permission to raise the salary of Edker Miller, temporary laborer, from $1.25 per hour to $1.35 per hour - effective July 26, 1957. Request permission to transfer A. V. Lackey, drayage helper - salary $2800 per year th relief heavy equipment operator and truck driver - salary $3200 per year - effective July 26, 1957.
Request permission to transfer G. A. Williams, temporary laborer - salary $1.25 per hour to regular landscape laborer - salary $2600 per year - effective August 26, 1957.
Request permission to transfer J M. Bruce, temporary laborer - salary $1.25 per hour4|i to regular laborer - salary $2900 per year - effective August 26, 1957. Request permission to transfer Fred Holloway, temporary carpenter - salary $1.75 per^^ hour to temporary job foreman - salary $2.25 per hour - effective July 26, 1957. â– Request permission to raise the salary of Doyle E. Barfield,- temporary laborer 'from $1.00 per hour to $1.25 per hour - effective August 12, 1957.
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MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
Change in salary and/or assignment continued Request permission to transfer Jim B. Birdwell, laborer - salary $1.39 per hour to mason tender - salary $1.49 per hour - effective August 11, 19f?7.
Request permission to discontinue the car allowance of Bob Spencer and Max Melton, paint foremen, as they are now being furnished company trucks - effective August 25, 1957. Request permission for car allowance of $360 per year for R. E. Golightly, carpenter, effective August 10, 1957.
Request permission for car allowance of $480 per year for Jack Davis, pai’srt foreman, effective August 25, 1957 . EMPLOYMENTS
Request permission to employ the following people in Maintenances Name
Position
Rate of Pay
Date of Employment
Robert L. Garton
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 6, 1957
William P. Burleson
Laborer
$1.00 hr.
August 6, 1957
Donald R. Howerton
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 6, 1957
Roy V. Magers
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 6, 1957
James E. Stewart
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 8, 1957
Billy D. Melton
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
July 24, 1957
Reo Ray Hains
Laborer
$1.35 hr.
July 24, 1957
Raymond E. Webb
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 1, 1957
Saint M. Haley, Jr.
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
July 25, 1957
Roland K. Garton
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 7, 1957
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 7, 1957
ptis S. West
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 8, 1957
J. A. Andrews
Laborer
$1.35 hr.
August 8, 1957
Paul W. Kramer
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 8, 1957
Robert E. Webb
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
July 23, 1957
Jack R. Belcher
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 14, 1957
L. J. McClain
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August l^TMMgjjE.;.
Robert
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MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Employments continued
Name
Position
Rate of Pay
Date of Employment
D. E. McConachie
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 14, 1957
Jack H. Taylor
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 16, 1957
Jerry Goolsby
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 12, 1957
Harvey E. Grissom
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 14, 1957
Clyde C. Brown
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 23, 1957s’
Carl W. Palmer
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 12, 1957
Richard J. Witcher
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 14, 1957
J. C. Cook
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 13, 1957
Robert Bjorklund
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 12, 1957
Jim D. Eastep
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 13, 1957
Clarence L. Farr
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 12, 1957.
Don B. Jones
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 13, 1957
Tommy W. McDonald
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 12, 1957
Charles P. Shidler
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 22, 1957
Kenneth M. 0’Hagan
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 21, 1957
Volley D. Cantrell
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 21, 1957
Malcom J. Sinor
Laborer
$1»25 hr •
August 20, 1957
John F. Pierce
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
August 16, 1957
Lester D. Lorenzen
Carpenter
$2.00 hr.
August 8, :1957
James A. Wellman
Carpenter
$2.00 hr.
August 22, 1957
Glen J. Stevenson
Carpenter
$1.50 hr.
August 14, 1957
^ommy Dobbins
Carpenter’s helper
$1.25 hr.
August 14, 1957
E. C. Heinriches
Carpenter
$1.75 hr.
August 21, 1957
Robert J. Dicus
Carpenter
$2.00 hr.
August 22, 1957
James M. McGuckin
Carpenter
$1.75 hr.
July 29, 1957
Dudley Alexander
Carpenter and Truck Driver
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Name
Position
Rate of Pay
Date of Employment
E. T. Alsup
Painter
$1.75 hr.
August 5, 1957
Toney L. Sidwell, Sr.
Painter
$1.75 hr.
August 8, 1957
Preeland. Cudjoe
Painter
$1.60 hr.
August 6, 1957
Leo Tsoodle
Painter
$1.25 hr.
August 7, 1957
Ray J. Graham
Painter
$1.75 hr.
August 1, 1957
Roy V. Callihan
Painter
$1.25 hr.
August 1, 1957
Billy B. Brand
Painter
$1.25 hr.
July 29, 1957
James P. Sehon
Painter
$1.25 hr.
August 15, 1957
James R. McKeane
Painter
$1.75 hr.
i^gust 13, 1957
Henry R. Zeh
Painter
$1.75 hr.
August 12, 1957
Glendyn T. Alsup
Painter
$1.25 hr.
August 5, 1957
Okey L. Dean
Painter
$1.75 hr.
August 16, 1957.
Paul R. Jones
Painter
$1.25 hr.
August 20, 1957
D. D. Roulston
Scraper
$1.00 hr.
August 15, 1957
Roy D. Anders
Scraper
$1.00 hr.
August 15, 1957
E. J. Peland
Scraper
$1.00 hr.
August 14, 1957
Peter M. Coon
Scraper
$1.00 hr.
August 15, 1957
Herbert R. Sidwell
Scraper
$1.00 hr.
August 9, 1957
Rollie D. Hyde
Concrete finisher
$1.35 hr.
August 7, 1957
Ernest Hannagan
Concrete finisher
$1.75 hr.
August 6, 1957
Don E. Gilbreath
Brick Mason
$3.80 hr.
July 30, 1957
iRobert G. Stough
Brick Mason
$3.80 hr.
August 9, 1957
Sarold D. Craig
Brick Mason
$3.80 hr.
July 30, 1957
Charles L. Winters
Electrician
$1.75 hr.
, July 22, 1957
Electrician
$1.25 hr.
Mayne T. Pinley
Name
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Position
Rate of Pay
Truck Driver's Helper
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August 21, 1957
Date of Employment ' August 23, 1957
Harlon E. Jones
Roofer
$1.50 hr.
August 13, 1957
R. B. Shogren
Machine shop repairman
$2.00 hr.
August 12, 1957
George A. Pieldcamp
Drayage helper
$1,25 hr.
August 15, 1957
L. ?■. Walken
Scraper
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SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Change in salary and/or assignment
Request permission to transfer Edward V. Birchfield, floorman at Grant - salary $193.33 per month to fireman at Grant - salary $218.33 per month - effective July 31, 1957. Request permission to transfer Noah Coleman, watchman at the Administration Building salary $188.33 per month to watchman foreman at the Shop - salary $198.33 per month effective August 1, 1957.■
Request permission to transfer L. 0. Thomas, floorman at Northwest Classen - salary $193.33 per month to fireman at Franklin - salary $218.33 per month - effectivesAugust 1, 1957. Request permission to transfer Clarence C. Clingan, floorman at Capitol Hill Jr. High salary $188.33 per month to relief custodian at all schools - salary $218.33 per montheffective August 1, 1957. Request permission to transfer Elwood English, fireman at the Administration Building salary $228.33 per month to head custodian at Foster - salary $248.33 per month - effective August 1, 1957.
Request permission to transfer G. W. Pool, floorman at John Marshall - salary $188.33 per month to relief custodian at all schools - salary $218.33 per month - effective August 1, 1957. Request permission to transfer Don R. Foster,-custodian at Kaiser - salary $223.33 per month to floorman at Jackson - salary $203.33 per month - effective August 19, 1957. Request permission to transfer 0. J. Knight, floorman at Capitol Hill Sr. High - salary $203.33 per month to head custodian at Kaiser - salary $218.33 per month - effective August 19, 1957.
Request permission to correct the salary of K. Raymond Tarter, relief custodian at all schools from $188.33 per month to $218.33 per month - effective August 1, 1957.
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Change in salary and assignment Request permission to transfer Floyd. J. Stewart, foreman in Furniture Repair -.salary $4400 per year to Maintenance Department - effective July 29, 1957. •’
Employments
Request permission to employ Herman Stapleton and. W. J. Burks as temporary laborers — salary $1.25 per hour - effective August 13, 1957.
Request permission to employ James Bill Nees as temporary furniture repairman — salary $2.00 per hour - effective August 5, 1957.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Employments Request permission to employ the following in Engineering as temporary employees;
Sandy Linn
Draftsman
$1.25 hr.
August 13, 1957
C. A. Corbett
Laborer
$1.85 hr.
August 26, 1957
J. P. Martin
Carpenter
$3.16 hr.
August 26, 1957
C. E. Stout
Carpenter
$2.87| hr.
August 26, 1957
E. J. Hollingshead.
Carpenter
$2.87| hr.
August 26, 1957
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Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
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GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
Bills and Payrolls
Bills & Payrolls Recommended for Payment
Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the bills presented was submitted: September 3, 1957
Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Barnes: The following matters are presented for your consideration:
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT SEPTEMBER 3, 1957:
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Item #le-1956->57 Building Levy
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Item £Lf-19$6 Bond
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3112.711.11
Item #Lg-1957-58 Ford Foundation
$
951.87
$
623.891.62
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1957-58 General Fund 10.80 17.02
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
Office Suppls & Printing
Schl Select Standard
A & E Equipment Company
Office Suppls
Low
Allied Faint Store American Electric-Ignition Co.
Custodial Suppls Maint. Trks & Cars
Low Bid Dept. Select
6.00 .63
American Library-Association The Arithmetic Clinic
Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
6.00 3.85
Atchinson Topoka & Santa Fe Railway The Automotive, Inc.
Other'Admin. Expense Maint. Trks & Cars
Board Action Low Board Action
Maint. Trks & Cars Other Admin Expense Custodial Suppls Special Health Suppls Business Office Suppls
Dept, Select
27.82
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79.50 169.50
19.88 ;
2119.00
^||uto Parts & Machine Company
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Board Action Low Dept. Select Low Low Bid
Standard Dept. Select Dept. Select
!W)o00 3'6.00 4 111.50
21.7 2,1111.9
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Rejit Trans Eqpt Teaching Aid Suppls Maint Trks & Cars
233.20 Low 2.95 Ttept. Select Trans. Agreement Low Dept. Select
236.15 22.50 3.63 87.23
Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Leonard Cox
Personnel Suppls Other Admin. Expense
Standard Board Action
60.00 320.00
Daily Law Journal-Record Dale George Company
Legal Publication Maint Trks & Cars
Publsiher Dept. Seleet
88.85 17.55
Doubleday & Companys Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc. Bill Ibyle
Instr. Suppls Custodial Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select Dept0 Select Low
The Dryden Press, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
Duplicating Products, Inc.
Repr. Office Machines
Standard
Friden Calculating Machine Agency C. J. Fishman ■
Repr. Office Machines Rental & Storage
Standard Rental Agreement
Clyde Farthing
Superintendent Suppls
Low
8.00
Harcourt Brace Company, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Schl Select
1.61
Harvard University Graduate Schl The Harmolin Company
Teaching Aid"Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl Select
Henry Holt & Company, Inc.* Herb Welding & Radiator Co., Inc. Houghton Mifflin Company The House of Wren
Instr; Maint. Instr. Instr.
International Business Machines
Rental & Storage
Rental Agreement 915.00 32.12 9U7.12 Bid Agreement
International Harvester Company
Maint Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
18.37
Johnson Motors Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Maint. Trks & Cars Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta.
Dept. Select Dept. Select
30.20 1.68
Kee Lox Manufacturing Company Kilpatrick Brothers
Office Suppls & Printing Instr. Suppls
Low Board Action
Bob Cates
Maint0 Trks & Cars
City Bus Company City Office Supplys Inc. City Spring Works
1.5U 6.30 st
7e8U 76.92 186.20
6.00
m.75
82.00 375.00
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3.h3 225.00 5.36 WehO 3.06 2,166.2U
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Larsen Music Company
Instr. Suppls
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Metropolitan School Study Council Metropolitan Water Company
Superintendent Suppls Water
Dept. Select Utilities
ho.70 !
Mideke Supply Company Mills Music, InCo
Maint. Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
5.oo 10.50 ■
Betty Miracle Morgan-Power Tire Company
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3.75 i 6. 011 ■!
Morgensen Lumber Company Morrison Wholesale Company Morris Chevrolet, Inc. The C. V. Mosby Company
Instr. Suppls Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
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303.06 i 8,867.Oh. i 17-.11 h.,05 ■
The Macmillan Company A. C. McClurg & Company Riley McCullough
Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid .Suppls Custodial Suppls
Schl Select Dept. Select Bid Agreement
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Instr. Suppls
Schl Select Dept. Select
National Education Association The National/Press
Personnel Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
13.2U 2.62
Town of Nichols Hills
Water
Utilities
12.30
Oklahoma City Water Dept. . Oklahoma County Water Company
Water Water
Utilities Utilities
5,835.li3 50.20
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Light & Power Fuel
Utilities Utilities
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Oklahoma Paper Company Oklahoma Renualite Company Oklahoma Seating Company OK Rubber Welders
Instr. Suppls Custodial.Suppls Instr. Suppls Maint. Trks & Cars
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Business Office Suppls
Board Action Dept. Select ’Board Action Low Dept. Select Dept. Select
Party Time Sales, Inc. W., Ho Payhe
Radio, TV Suppls Custodial Suppls
Dept. Select Bid Agreement
Philosophical library Pipkin Photo Service
Instr. Suppls Superintendent Suppls
Schl Select Dept. Select
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Standard
25.00 i
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Prentice=»Hall, Inc.
Instr® Suppls
Schl Select
3-12:
Jhe Psychological Corporation 'Go P® Putnam’s Sons
Instro. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Standard ' Schl Select
151.65 8.26
Radio Supplyj Inc® Remington Rand Division of Sperry B
Schl Select Bid Agreement
The Ronald Press Company I Royal Typewriter Company
Instr® Suppls Repr. Office Machines
Schl Select Service Agreement
W® B. Saunders Company The School Executive
Instr® Suppls Superintendent Suppls
Schl Select Dept® Select
9.57 5-00
Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Mainto Trks & Cars Maint. Trks & Cars Instr® Suppls '
Schl'Select Depto Select Depto Select Low Schl Select
10.00 10.95 33.71 87.18 16.05
Severin Supply Company
Maint® Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
29.61'
Theo L® W® Singer Company, Inc® Jasper Sipes Schl Book Depository
Tnstr. Suppls Instrs Suppls
Schl Select Lbw
Smith°Coronas Inc. Southern Education Reporting Service
Repr® Office Machines Superintendent Suppls
Standard Dept, Select
12.50 2.00
Southwest Wheel, Inc® The Standard Register Company
Maint® Trks & Cars Business Office Suppls
Dept® Select Low
13.13 15.96
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co® Mary A „ Thacker, Clerk Universal Blueprint & Supply Company The University of Chicago Press D V^n No strand Company, Inc®
Telephone Petty Cash Reimbursement Suppls Engineering Dept® Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Utilities Reimbursement Dept. Select Depto Select Schl Select
li^stern Union Telegraph Company Jym Wiley & Sons, Inc0
Telegraph Instr® Suppls
Utilities Schl Select Dept® Select
Scientific American Charles Scribner’s Sons Scott Chevrolet Company Sharp Auto Supply Company . Sharp .& Nichols Music Compamu
r
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7.00 1,528.29
Depto Select Standard
Instr® Suppls Research Suppls
Richards & Conover Hardware /Riley Reproduction, Inc.
>1
Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta® ldRepr® Office Machines
1.93 206.23
5-56 2,868.1?
172.77 210o00
3,016.91 375.66 111.99 1.12 9.81 17.33
38.36 1.56
12.92
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Addressograph~Multigraph Corp# A & E Equipment Company
Maint. Office Machines Visual Aid Suppls
Standard Low 677.ho Board Action 769.05
\ American Automobile Association American Psychological Association,
New Furniture & Fixtures Instra Suppls
Standard Dept. Select
A. & W. Violin Show Jo Jo Bollinger Construction
Repr. Musical Instruments Standard Est #3 Const, Classen Board Action
John Ao Brown Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl Se|£ct
The Bureau of Educational Research & Service
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
City Office Supply9 Inc# Commander Construction Company
Instr. Suppls Est #2 Const. (Marshall)
Board Action Board Action
Fo Eo Compton°& Company
Library Books
Dept. Select
Davidson Sales & Service Dictaphone Corporation
New Schl Apparatus Repr. Fice Machine
Board Action Standard
1,635^00’! 17.95:
Dowlings, InCo Bill Doyles
Instr. Suppls Suppls Engineering Dept0
Schl Select Dept. Select
181.55s 11.50S
Dulaney’s Duplicating Products, Inc.
Repr, Audio Visual Eqpt. Repr, Office Machines
Low Standard
296.00 186.60
Encyclopaedia Britannice
Library Books
Field Enterprises, Inc0 Educ. Div. Film Associates of California
Library Books New Eqpt Visual Ed.
Board Dept. Dept. Dept.
General Truck Company Robert W. Grubbe Company
New Trucks Instr. Suppls
Board Action Dept. Select
D. Co Heath & Company Hunzicker Brothers
Instr0 Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl Select Low
1UU.0Q 10.3b
Instructional Films, Inc. international Business Machines
New -Eqpt Visual Ed. New Schl Apparatus
Dept. Select Low Bid
98.20 ; 210.00f
KCD Products, Inc.
Visual Aid Suppls
Standard
The MacMillan Company Jim Martin, Educational Films,
Instr. Suppls New Eqpt Visual Ed.
Dept. Select Board Action
McGraw Hill Book Company MqJCiddy Printing Company
Library Suppls Commencement
Dept# Select Commencement
■H’J-TJo Meyer & Son
Action 8h.70 Select 338.80R Select Select
Board. Action
70.99
ljl4.U6.k5 scSV ‘ r- h3U.7O; 5.50 50.00^
26,595.00 166.88 3.32
. 896.UO h.8,716.00:
302 ,.6h .
U23.50 833.Uh 162.50 2,639.75 12.9b
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108.92
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Meylan Stopwatch Company
Instr. Suppls
Dept, Select
Miller-Norris Company, Inc. Millsap’s
Custodial Suppls Repr Musical Instruments
Board Action Standard
Morgensen Lumber Company
Recreation Suppls
Low
110.96
The Co V# Mosby Company Motter Bookbinding' company National Council of Teachers of Engo Noftsger & Lawrence Oklahoma Seating Company Oklahoma Typewriter Company
Instr. Suppls Visual Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Architects Fees Marshall Recreation Suppls Repr Office Machines
Dept. Select Standard Schl Select Board Action Dept. Select Standard
8.55 6115.90 li.oo 97U.32 57*10 18.82
Remington Rand Division of Sperry Richards & Conover hardware Company Robertson Sales Company
New Furniture & Fixtures Instr, Suppls Maint General Eqpt.
Low Low Low
37*80 136.92 332.50
Royal Typewriter Company
Repr. Office Machines
Standard
t
Sanitaiy Equipment Company
Custodial Suppls
Board Action
1,752.00
Scott-Foresmari Company S. E. B. Paint Company
Instr. - Suppls Custodial Suppls
Dept. Selecy Board Action
1.99 li,678.00
Sharp & Nichols Music Company Singer Sewing Machine Company
Repr to Musical Instr. Instr. Suppls
Standard Standard Low
Jasper Sipes Schl Book Depository Southwest Smelting & Refining Co,
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl Select Schl Select
90.00 56.29
Standard Duplicating Machine Agency Mary A. Thacker, Clerk 'Clarence Tackett Supply Co., Inc. Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co. Timmons Service Station Uarco Incorporated
Suppls Business Office Petty Cash Reimbursement Custodial Suppls ~ Night Schl Suppls Instr. Suppls Suppls Research Office
Low Reimbursement Board Action Low Dept. Select Low
113.00 1.05 911*08 8*10 -3.00 96;61i
Wallace & Tiernan Inc. W. M. Welch Mfg. Co.
Custodial Suppls Commencement
Low Commencement £8.37 Board Actionli22,75
Western Newspaper Union
Office Suppls & Printing Audit Suppls Construction (Central) Construction (Jackson)
Schl Select 150.61 Low lh.2,30 Low Board Action 22ii&Lb*63 Board Action li.635.00
Suppls Auditors Office
Low
B. G. Wilkes Company
Wynn Construction Company
1955-56 General Fund Sooner Bindery Company
EST #5 EST #2
39.60 20.00
110.39
35*00
15.96 39.80
55.76
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1957~58 Building Levy
■Acme Brick Company Allied Paint Store
uoioo
Repr. Bldg Mtrls Repr. Bldg Mtrls
Low Dept. Select S'chlo Select
310.00 10.00
Anderson Prichard Oil Corp. The Automotive 9 Inc ,
Repr0 Bldg Mtrls Repr. Bldg Mtrls Eqpt
Low Low ' Dept. Select
8.30 42.56
Auto Parts & Machine Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls
Depto Select
15Uo92
Barada & Page, Inc. Bell Supply Company
Repr. Bldg Mtrls Eqpt Repr0 Bldg Mtrls Eqpt
Low . Board Action
55.65 28.00
Paul Blakeney Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls
Low
29.65
Mark Blodgett insulation Company Boardman Machinery Company
Repr0 ®ldg" Mtrls’”Eqpt Upk Grounds Mtrls
Low Dept. Select
60 .*24 150.80 ■; ' sy' '.
H. J. Butterly, Inc," Capitol Towel -Supply, Inc.
Repr» Bldg'Mtrls Repr. Mtrls Furniture
Low Low
250.00 100.00
The Clarence Lo Boyd Co,, Inco • Brown Machinery Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls Repro Bldg Mtrls Eqpt
Dept. Select Depto Select
63.02 15.60
.Bob Cates
Repr. Furniture mtrls
Low
14.85
Cpok Electric Supply Company Cook Paint & Varnish Company ■’ Dolese Company Bob D»nning“Joness Inc. ,E, Io DuPont DeNemours. & Co,, Inc o
Repr. Bldg Mtrls Repr. Bldg mtrls
Low Low
60.50 88i?5 '
Repr. Bldg Mtrls Upk Grounds Mtr1s Repr. Bldg Furniture
Depto Select Low Low
Dyke Brothers
Repr. Bldg Mtrls Eqpt
Low
34;44
Emsco Electric Supply Company
Repr0 Bldg Mtrls
Low
31.00
Federal Corporation ' 71.. *
Repr, Bldg Mtrls Eqpt
58.50 Low Board Action 16,00
74.50
Fire Appliance & Supply ■
Repr. Bldg Mtrls Eqpt.
Bid Agreement
J. 0. Hamilton Company ’Upk Grounds Mtrls Harter Marblecrete Stone Company, InCoRepr, Bldg Mtrls
Low Dept. Select
l|irt Industrial Supply Company
Repr. Bldg Salaries
Low Dept. Select
Hatcher Lumber Company
Repr. Bldg Mtrls
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320.00 350.00 i 50.86
77.50 137.50 228.50
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■71.20 |
402.86 5.50 ■
408.36 ]
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A. Co Horn Company of Texas Hunzicker Brothers
Repr, Bldg. Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt
Herb Welding & Radiator Coo, Inc.
Upk Grounds Mtrls
Low l£2.O8 Low Standard 7.30 Depto Select
Independent Supply Company International Business Machines
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt
Low Standard
Jones Newby Supply Company
Repr. Bldgo Mtrls Eqpt
21.73 Low Dept. Select 6.19
Kilpatrick Brothers
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Langston Company Loexfler-Greene Supply Company . ■ " /
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
3UO.71 Low Board Action Us9n.o8 ^€31.79 83.76 Low 27.814 Board Action
Magnolia Petroleum Company Marshall Supply & Equipment
Repr. Furniture Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Low 218.88 Low Board Action 239.86
Massey Harris Ferguson, Inc. Mideke Supply Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Dept. Select 630.80 Low Board Action I4OO0OO l.ilO Schl Select
1,032;20
,3314.78
U39^38
3.U0 28.30 13.00
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27,914
f
29.37
1478.714 10.20
Miller Floor Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Low Letter Bid
30.30 3024,28
Morgenseii Lumber Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Low Board Acti
1,3143.16 981.66 2,326.82
Mo & V. Supply Company, Inc0
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt
Low
89.30
New State Ice James W. Nix
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Upk Grounds Mtrls
Low Dept. Select
80.00 3.98
Norman rxumuxng supply
Repr. Bldg, i'atrxs Eqpu
Board Action Low
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Repr. Bldga Mtrls Eqpt
Bid Agreement
J60.86 18.70
379.36
23.63 J:
Le b . rerkms-Engineer
Elec.FacoMo dernization Central
Board Action
The Perolin Company, Inc0 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt Repr. Bldgo Mtrls
Dept. Select Low
Ho L« Pray Mfg. Company Richards & Conover Hardware Company Robberson Steel Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Depto Select Low Low
283.31 390.39 w^sEiiiis
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-Sand Products <> Inc. : Service Electric Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Upk Grounds Mtrls
Low Dept. Select
Severin Supply Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls
Dept. Select
Sherman Machine & Iron Works Sell Corporation ‘ X Soil Industries^ Inc. Southwestern Paint Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt Repr. Bldgo Mtrls Eqpt
Low Dept. Select
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Repr0 Bldg. Mtrls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Repr0 Bldg. Mtrls
Low Low
Repr# Bldgo Mtrls
Bid Agreement
7.5Q
Petty Cash Reimbursement Repr. Bldg; Mtrls Eqpt
Reimbursement Low
2.25566.96?
Southwest Tile & Terrazzo Company , Standard Roofing & Material Company
Charles Stanford Sand Company
-Mary A. Thacker., Clerk Thomas Concrete Pipe Company 3
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United Brick and Tile Company £
Repr
Bldg. Mtrls
131.^0 6U.58^ 28.00--
6,00
Low
1U3.U5
U. S. Supply Company
Repr, Bldg, Mtrls Eqpt
Board Action
Ward Brothers Truck Parts
Upk Grounds Mtrls
Dept, Select
Waugh Brothers Supply Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt.
Low
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp.
Repr. Bldgo Mtrls
Low
Paul Blakeney Company Bowlware Door Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
# 22.75 Low Board Action 3;750;00 Letter Bid ls206.1[0 S956.^0
Branham®s<> Inc; Connelly Construction Company Commerical Eqpt. Company Codk Electric Supply Company The Denman Floors Company The Dolese Company Dowlings9 Inc. Federal Corporation Fentriss Sound Engineering Company
Furniture & Eqpt. EST #2 Const. Southeast New Furniture & Fixtures Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt Repr, Bldgo Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Eqpt. ■ New furniture & Fixtures Repr. Bldgo Mtrls Eqpt. Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt.
Low Contract Board Action Board Action Low Bid Agreement Board Action Low Letter Bid Dept. Select
Fire Appliance & Supply Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt0
Bid Agreement
Gardner Hotel Supply Company General Electric Supply Company
New Furniture & Fixtures Repr. Bldgo Mtrls Eqpt,
Board Action Low Standard
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107.12;
1956-57 Building ' Levy
Ii6.6h
: 22Li.00 23.5hli-.27 1^133*70 ■' 10.68 282.95 r U8.O5 38.50 ■' 635olO 235.00 186.20
299.10 52.00
337.80 351.10
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Hart Industrial Supply Company I
Repi. Bldg. Mtrls
Harter M^rblecrete Stone Companys Inc.Repr.Bldg,
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrls
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt.
Institutional Supply Company Furniture & Eqpt. International Paper Co. LongBell Div. Repr. Bldg Mtrls
r
Low 59.20 Board Action 701*25 Low
Low Bid Board Action
Board Action Board Action
8
Johnson Implement Company Johnson Service Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Repr0 Bldg, ^trls Eqpt
Dept. Select Standard
$0.00 211.68
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The Jones’,Companys Inc.
New Furniture & Fixtures
Board Action
1,1119.98
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Kilpatrick Brothers ■■ I LoefflerGreene Supply Company Lusco Brick & Stone Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Board Action
1,116.16
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Marshall Supply & Equipment Mideke Supply Company
Upk Grounds Mtrls Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Low Low
Morgensen Lumber Company
Repr. to Bldg.
Low
270.26’
Nortel Plumbing Supply
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt.
Board Action
933.hQ< 4^i
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt.
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company
Furniture & Eqpt
Board Action li,581.00 Extended Bid 1,063*80 5,6hli.80
.Harold C. Parker & Company <, Inc.
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Low
Rea Engineering Company ■Richards & Conover Hardware-
Engineering Fee(Southeast)Contract Repr. Furniture Mtrls Low 102.26 Letter Bid 272.311
1161.62
;Robberson Steel Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt
Letter Bid
2110.38
Scbvil & Subletts Inc. Sherwin Williams
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Repr. Bldg, Mtrls
Low Depto Select Low
■Star Electric Supply Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt
Board Action
Thomas Concrete Pipe Company
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls
Low
101.118 j
Wallace & Tiernan Inc.
Repr, Bldg. Mtrls
Low
15.50 :
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
Repr. Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt
Board Action
116.28
Unfinished'Cafeteria Pro. Low Repr0 Bldg. Mtrls Board Action
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3>1.58 56o.oo
35.611'1
13.29
111.87
930o00 16.35
3711.60
265.00 9116.35
85.30
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Billington Lumber Company J. J. Bollinger Construction, In©
New Cabinets ' Est.#LO Const. Marshall
Board Action Board Action
T
Ahe Clarence Lo Boyd Company9 Inc Builders Specialty, Inc.
Ground Impr0vement Taft Remodeling
Dept. Select Dept* Select
Butler-Sparks Equipment Company
Ground Imrpovement
Standard
2^6.31
87^#8.OO j fc ufJ r '1.06,j ‘ $20.00'.
l
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16.60 ~
6.03> ,5
Bob Cates
Annexes Moving
Dept. Select
Dolese Company
Ground Improvement
Bid Agreement
#,689.70,
Charles M. Dunning Construction
Construction Grant EST.:
. Board Action
132;,012.23 '
Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc.
Douglass Stadium Contract Board Action Low
Federal Corporation
Taft Remodeling Plumbing - Annexes
Low 392.00 ■ Board Action 1,#77.08 1,969.08
Fire-Appliance & Supply Co.. Frederickson Tire Company
Ground Improvement Ground Improvement
Low Low
General Electric Supply Company
Douglass Stadium Repr
Low
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33.93 37.00
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70.93
203.10 63.26 ; <- ■ 2#l.io
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Hi-Way Used Equipment Company Ground Improvement Humphiies Construction Company New Bldgs EST #11 Hudgins, Thompson, Ball & Assn.EST #LQArchitect Fees(Southeast) Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. Admin. Bldg-Reserve
Dept. Board Board Board
Mideke Supply Company Morgensen Lumber Company
Modernization Repr Eqpt Annexes Moving
Low Low
Architect Fees Marshall ■ Douglass Stadium Repr
Board Action Low
1,757.16 #9.91
Oklahoma Seating Company
Furniture
Board Action
1,900.00
Richa’rds & Conover Hardware"Company Roofing Supply Company, Inc.
Painting Contract Annexes Moving
Low Low
Schertz Construction Company Security Construction Company Thomas Surveying Company Sr Construction Company ’Industries, Inc. A. Thacker, Clerk Charles. M. Suttle Const. Company United States Plywood Corpo Yahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg
ESI #10 Const.Kaiser Board Action Const. Parking Areas Board action Harding Land Project Real Estate EST # 9 Const. Harding Board Action Ground Improvement Dept. Select Petty Cash Reimbursement Reimbursement ESP #10 Const.Southeast Board Action Admin. Bldg. Reserve Board Action Architect FeesNichols Hills Board Action
Hoftsger & Lawrence Norman Plumbing Supply
EST # 10
1
Selected Action Action Action
16,#81.00 751.59 276.98
167.31 2##.##
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200.00 7,930.39 n,ii/^oc 37.50 ■ 807.09 37,729.80 139.01 331.68
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1957°58 Ford Foundation To Ho ’Broad
Summer Workshop expense
Admin, expense
Thompson School Bk. Depository
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
Do Van Nostrand Company
Instra Suppls
Dept. Select
7 30.25 e’s \915.h2 K'-« t.A-. . 6.20
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SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST 5
Sanitary Equipment Company
Custodial Suppls
Board Action
^-Al, 5O3.8H
State Board of Education
State Depb 0 Supervision
Board Action
5S250.00
New Schl Apparatus
Board Action
10j077.00
£
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. Plaz^Court Music Company 56-57 GEN
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Payroll for the month 1957-58 GENERAL FUND.
Payroll for the month of July
4
$21+3,839.70
1957-58 BUILDING LEVI
$ 85,319.93
Payroll for the month of July
1956 BOND Payroll for the month of July
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1957-58 GENERAL FUND Payrolls-including school administrators, clerical, teachers, 3900.000'. OC employees, and extra services
19^7-58 BUILDING LEVY Payrolls-including construction*crews on new buildings'"
$ 65*o_®q.oo $ 15,006
1956 BONE
$ 20,000.00
FORD FOUNDATION
or daily basis and payrolls are to te- c ^annual, month 1 All payrolls will be supported by* verified pa .by the Board. ior to release
We recommend trat th
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $623,891.62, 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. #327 Claims Approve for Payment
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the payrolls for the month of August be approved and the payrolls for September be authorized as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #328 Aug. Payrolls Approved-Sept. Payrolle Authorized
General Business, Purchasing, Cafeterias It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to accept bids of the following firms for one lot of science supplies such as Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Science, in the total amount of $2,928.03, for Harding High School, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 account, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Welch Company $ 8U2.A1 Stand Scientific 1,101-32 Refinery Supply 79U.88 Michigan Scientific 100.92 General Biological Supply _____ 88. $0
TOTAL--- $2,928.03
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
(The Notice for Bids is attached at top of next page.)
R. #329 Bids Accepted on Science Supplies
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Notice for Bids on Science Supplies:
Information to Board
The Central Food Service Annual Financial Statement as of June 30, 1957 was submitted.
R- #330 Agreement with Fire Appliance Co. Approved
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Board enter into an agreement with the Fire Appliance Company for the recharging and repairing of all fire extinguishers in all schools from the awarding date through June 30, 1958, the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Service Account and the Building Levy Account #513• On -roll call, -the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #331 Bids Accepted on Asbestos & Plaster Board, Lumber
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve accepting bids of the following companies on one lot of asbestos board, plaster board, and lumber^or Stand Watie Annex and all schools; this purchase in the amount of $6,4-97-56, to be charged to.the Building Levy Account #511, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: Morgensen Lumber Company International Paper Company (Long Bell Div.) Billington Lumber Co.
$
335-90 164.16
5,997-50
TOTAL----- $6,497.56 ix-g. ErfS 20o ©•AjS a
^.2^42 St
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #332 Agreement for Linen Service Approved
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray that the Board enter into an agreement with the low bidder, Oklahoma City Linen Supply Company, for the furnishing of linen service for all secondary schools, W. J. Bryan School, and Westwood Elementary School, from the awarding date through June 30, 1958. The motion carried unanimou'-sly on roll call.
R- #333 Agreement for Lamps Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve recommendation that the Board enter into an agreement with the low bidder, Star Electric Supply Company, according to specifications, for the furnishing of all fluorescent and incandescent lamps
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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation of the Purchasing Department that request of /Westinghouse Electric Company for cancellation from purchase order BL 197^- -- 350' galvanized rigid electric conduit awarded from a sealed bid for electrical supplies dated May 15, 1957 --he approved, due to the fact that there was too much time lapsed between the .awarding date and receipt of the purchase order. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R, #33^ Approval to Cancel Part oj Purchase Orde:
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve entering into an agreement with the companies shown on the attached tabulation for the furnishing of the various types and kinds of paint as outlined for each company, the amounts to be requisitioned as needed and charged to the proper accounts as awards are made, the agreement to run through June 30> 1958 unless a 30-day written cancellation'request is made by either the vendor or thfe Board of Education, recommendations made on low bid basis on all items; all bids having been received in response to the.attached Notice for Bids:
R. #335 Agreement for Paint Approve;
TABULATION FOR PAINT 0TE:
Recommendations made on lbwiB^itaa&Es.
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Exterior Wood Finish, White, Non-tinting
Glidden #1800
Exterior Wood Finish, Standard Colors
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2.44
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On roll call, the motion carried with
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all members present voting "Aye."
Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Research and Statistics, gave the attached report on first-day enrolments:
Report on First Day Enrollment
MEMBERSHIP - FIRST DAY
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7TH
8TH
9TH
Bry an
1 320 395 256 586 117 151 230 115 306 211 31.2 150
6 366 476 296 468 130 185 191 95 328 246 288. F3B
8 383 459 271
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240
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IlTH
I2TH
TOTAL 10-12
SP.
233 201 39 241 242 193 225 441 181 580 276
160 207 180 152 402 I5| 470 197
3358
2852
2329
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(Enrolment at Elementary Schools, next page.)
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7-12
13
724 584 116 714 746 634 621 1331 557 1751 .774
15 1069 1330 823 1054 352 1268 1214 413 1729 1440 1560 1153 1914 1285 1751 774
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430 435
87 106 25 88
2ND
Ada ms Art hu r Bel le Isle Brit ton
162 96 42 77
Buc ha na n Bur ba nk Car ey Car ve r Cle ve la nd Colu mb us Coolid ge Cre s ton Hill s Culb er ts on Dav is Dew ey Dun bar Edge mere Edis on Edwa rd s Emer son Euge ne Fie ld Fill mor e Fos te r Gar de n oak s Gar fie ld Gate wood Har mon y Har ris on Hawth or ne Haye s Henr y He ron v il le Hora ce Ma nn Joh ns on Kais er Lafay ette Lee Linc ol n .
180 99 19 25 58 80 164 61 57 74 65 175 63 22 52 55 45 147 12 80 42 45 51 56 70 16 19 75 76 131 131 61 67 59 82 57 94 53 95 44 103 94 19 30 90 35 84
152 102 52 90 14 159 90 24 27 60 112 153 79 49 76 73 119 62 30 61 41 45 131 30 77 55 50 72 48 80 >8 10 91 61 132 101 56 75 84 79 75 78 79 90 39 104 100 20 76 65 41 66 7485 134 31 139
I58 24 IOI
Riv er si de Rock wood
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92 105 28 88
142 94 41 87 8 136 50 27 22 83 89 119 46 40 71 75 118 66 31 84 27 58 147 25 73 34 46 62 4o 89 22 15 96 76 92 IOI 59 69 66 67 56 67 60 76 34 92 103 14 82 45 36 ..68. 80' 71 87 27 102
1ST
Longfe ll ow Ma dis on Mark twain May fair Mc Kin le y Monr oe .. Nichol s Hill s : Orc ha rd Pa rk Page Pierc e Polk Pra irie Que en Putn a m Heigh ts Ran ch q ,. RTdge v Tew f
144 86 35 65 10 128 58 25 19 69 91 127 48 49 98 77 122 68 13 79 37 48 161 26 72 37 44 70 53 70 16 15 83 64 123 73 66 83 68 72 46 69 74 80 34 106 107 21 82 60 44 .._54L
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1 INWOOD
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169 84 35 72 6 146 73 28 22 55 84 140 55 46 70 67 143 59 28 55 33 48 135 31 76 40 52 55 56 77 16 7 8! 61 88 110 54 84 68 75 55 83 79 80 37 104 94 16 77 69 39 78
SCHOOL
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Sequo yah Shie lds
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wal nu t
WESTWOOD WHEELER WILLARD WILSON ELEMENTARY
6TH
157 89 37 83 5 153 42 15 12 74 120 123 45 45 73 74 113 79 30 82 34 41 164 23 63 43 69 57 30 80 23 9 95 72 108 96 76 IOI 57 108 53 79 62 75 33 99 104 18 70 66 38 79 IOI LT? 76 96 31 108
no 54 24 80 4 95 48 19 3 100 80 91 31 45 56 66 97 71 29 64 28 52 120 14 33 26 57 60 30 80 7 10 89 78 83 55 56 93 60 76 43 64 52 48 21 7o 90 14 57 49 38 47
22 88 32
Ross
SHIDLER
5TH
80 16 76
SP.
TOTAL 1-6
TOTAL*’
874 509 224 477 47 817 361 138 122 441 583 753 314 308 444 432 731 405 161 425 264 292 858 159 394 235 318 **•376 283 476 102 66 535 412 626 536 367 517 415 477 328 440 420 449 198 575 598 103 467 354 236 392 493 485 / • J60K >58
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10 34
19
64
10
26
12 12
14
23
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427 339
118 85 610 488
727
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101 23 50
96 25 101 61 31 39 47 27 . 60 82 46 98 71 75
93 22 90
III 21 65
26 38 42 20 58 81 106 86 73 82
35 32 46 32 52 94 117 84 58 63
26 22 20 24 51 72 84 66 68 62
4950
4869
5076
4093
5
26 20 22
419
352 516 523 523 471 412 29897 ,,
GRAND TOTAL
Progress and. Work Report Submitted
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626
145 540 275
77 37
499
The Engineer's Office submitted, a report of progress and work performed from July 1, 1956 to July 1, 1957.
413 I 623, f 586’
594 560 464’ '
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It was moved "by Mr. McCray and seconded "by Mr. Thompson to approve the Superintendent's recommendation to condemn property as described in the attached Resolution for enlargement of th<? Millard Fillmore School site: RESOLUTION
R. #336 Condemnation of Property for Fillmore Site Approved
WHEREAS, Independent School District No- 89 of Oklahoma County,Oklahoma, (herein mentioned as School District) has found and hereby finds the following described real estate located in Oklahoma County,State of Oklahoma, and in said School District, described as follows:
Beginning at a point fifty feet (50') South of the Northeast corner of Block Four (U) of McCANN & DAVIS SOUTH HIGHLAND ADDITION to Oklahoma City, as shown by the recorded plat thereof, thence West one hundred eighty-five feet (185') to the East line of property owned by Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County (formerly the Board of Education of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma), thence South along said East line of said last mentioned property one hundred fifty feet (150') thence East one hundred eighty-five feet (185'2 to the East line of said Block Four (!<â– ) continued South, thence North one hundred fifty feet (150'2 to the place of beginning,
is necessary for school purposes, and that it is necessary that the School District acquire the fee title thereto for school purposes of such School District; and WHEREAS, the School district has been unable to acquire title to said land by negotiation, and condemnation thereof is necessary;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County proceed to condemn the fee title to the real property above described, and that the attorney for the School District is authorized to file in court in the name of the said School District, a petition to condemn said land and to give notice of hearing thereon, and to do all things necessary, proper and incident to prosecuting of said proceedings.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST
Approved the 7th day of October, 1957-
R. #337 Adjournment
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2$, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION
IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1957 AT U:3O P. M.
PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
ABSENT; Phil C. Bennett, Vice President C. B. McCray
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. Bill Foutz and Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representative of the press.
The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.
Invocation
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, distributed copies of "Budget Report of the Board of Education Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for Fiscal Year, 1957-58, September 21, 1957-"
Budget Report Presented
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT It was reported that the Capitol Hill Stadium Board, Inc., has met and signed necessary papers prepared by the Board Attorney for dissolving of the said Board.
Dissolving of Stadium Board Completed
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve contract with the United States of America:., for the lease of the Whittier School building, to be prepared by the Board Attorney and presented for final approval at the regular meeting of the Board on October 7, 1957- The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #338 Lease of Whittier Bldg Approved
Motion to approve the following resolutions of appreciation was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried:
R. #339 Resolutions oi Appreciation Passed: Miss Mary F. Lawson and Mr. Lee Nuzum
R E_S_O_L_U_T_I_O_N
in appreciation of MISS" MARY FRANCES LAWSON The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Mary F. Lawson September 15, 1957-
Miss Lawson Joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1918 and served as assistant principal at Franklin, Garfield, Hawthorne, Wilson and Edgemere schools until the end of the 1920-21 school year. In the fall of 1921 she Joined the staff at Classen where she taught English until 19U6. She served one year on the Reserve and Advisory Board and resigned in January, 19^7. Miss Lawson was a member of all the professional organizations, the Christian Church, Shakespearian Club, American Association of University Women, the WCTU, and was active in the Republican Women's Club. She was conscientious, loving, kind, and very helpful to her students. She was known as a great teacher and moulder of character. She had the respect of her students and co-workers and her high ideals will be translated into the lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her.
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. The highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and an inspiration to all her many friends.
(Signed) Jim Wright, President
Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent
RESOLUTION
in appreciation of Mr. Lee Nuzum
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Lee M. Nuzum, September 21, 1957* Mr. Nuzum joined the Oklahoma City Public School System in 1931 as a mathematics teacher at Harding Junior High School. He was promoted to
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 26, 1957 - CONT’D
R. #339 Continued
RESOLUTION FOR MR. LEE NUZUM, DECEASED, - CONT'D: a principalship in 1933 and served at Rockwood, Harmony, Gatewood (13 years) and then Hawthorne. He was promoted to Monroe for the 1957-58 school year. Mr. Nuzum was a member of all the professional organizations, past president of the Oklahoma Association of Elementary School Principals, the Oklahoma City Principals Association, and was on the Board of Stewards of St. Luke's Methodist Church.
His friendliness, loyalty, devotion to duty and willingness to serve in any capacity where he coudl serve "best, will long he remembered. In working with school children he found great happiness, and they, in turn, appreciated him as a friend. By his quiet, unassuming manner, he enriched the lives of all who knew him. He was courteous and considerate of others and dealy heloved by his pupils, co-workers and friends. We feel that his noble spirit and high ideals which he translated into life will live in the hearts of his associates.
The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an educator whose influence for good will have a lasting effect upon all who knew and worked with him.
(Signed) Jim. Wright, President’-.'
R. #3^ Attendance at Professional Meetings Approved
Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent ST
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution directing staff members to attend professional meetings as indicated:
Dr. T. H. Broad to attend the Executive Committee Meeting, North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Chicago, Illinois, September 30 and October/1, 1957., expenses to be paid by North Central Association; and to attend the Advisory Committee, Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey, November 7-9; 1957; expenses to be paid by the Educational Testing Service; Mr. Gilbert L. Robinson to attend the Annual Personnel Conference, "American Association of Examiners and Administrators of Educational Personnel," to be held in St. Louis, Missouri, October 15-18, 1957;
Mr. Alex Higdon to attend the National Meeting of School Examiners and Records, to be held in St. Louis, October 17-19; 1957The 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 foregoing persons would attend the meetings as designated. 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. Robinson and Mr. Higdon on their trips be paid by the Board of Education, and Dr. Broad's expenses paid by the organizations as explained above.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended.
It is requested that the following persons be employed 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; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved: TRANSFER REQUESTED Request permission to transfer Flora Sharp, half-time kindergarten teacher
at Euguene Field School, to full-time teacher, effective September 16, 1957. This is an additional half-time position.
(Personnel continued next page.)
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R. #341 Personnel Approved.
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
BUILDINGS Information to Board. in re Bldg. Additions
It was reported that additions to Harding High School and to Southeast High School have been completed, with minor exceptions.
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve Change Order #1 on R. #3^2 Change Ord. #1 addition to Prairie Queen School , Lehman-Lippert Construction Company, Contractors, Prairie Queen described briefly as follows: Addition Approved Frames and plate access doors for two accesses '.to, pipe tunnel; furnish and install two door grilles; change pump motors from 3 phase to single phase-Addition to contract - - - - -- $208.98
Change of..wrought iron piping to steel, decrease gas line -- deduction from contract price - - -622.36 Total net deduction -----
$413-38
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.�
R. #343 Right-of-Way Offers Approved_____ (Bannaker)
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve right-of-^y offers on the following properties, Bannaker School: (1)
Lots 1 to 6, inclusive, lots 11 to 16, inclusive, and a part of lots 19 and 20, Block 6, Walnut Grove Addition
(2)
Lots 7 to 10, inclusive, Block 6, Walnut Grove Addition ------75O.OO Total -- $3,750.00
$3,000.00
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Change Order #1 on R. #344 Change Ord.#l addition to Southeast High School, Suttle Construction Company, Contractor, adding S. E. Addition $1,321.24 to the contract price, for items described as follows: Approved (1) Extending lath and plaster walls in corridors $ 631.79 addition of
(2) Installing 4" clay tile wall between the elevator machine room and elevator shaft (for safety purposes) --------- -addition of ♌
73.91
______________ addition of
363.75
(3) Changing water connections
(4) Changing doors ___________________ _ addition of TOTAL ADDITION---
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
Adj ournment
There being no further business, the President declared the meeting adjourned. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. Approved the
ATTEST
251.79 $1,321.24
MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1957 AT 4:30 P. M.
PRESENT: ; | |
ABSENT:
Jim Wright, President Mrs. Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson Phil C. Bennett
C. B. McCray
|
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. T. H. Broad, Messrs. Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, and Gilbert Robinson - Directors; Mr. H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; David Light, Accountant; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representatives of theOklahoma City Classroom Teachers Association, the City P-TA, and a delegation from NAACP; representative of the press.
Invocation
Mrs. Melton gave the invocation. On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meetings of August 29, 1957; September 2, 1957? September 3; 1957? and September 26, 1957 were approved as read.
R. #34-5 : Minutes Approved
A delegation of nine representatives of the NAACP organization was present at t^e meeting Included among them were Jimmy Stewart, President, Meredith Matthews, Education Committee Chairman, and John Green, Attorney. Mr. Green, as spokesman for the group, discussed the policy of the Board in regard to transfers, particularly of children living near Harmony School. The Board members and the Superintendent explained that this policy and all related policies had been adopted only after long consideration and with the sole purpose of carrying out the decisions of the United States Supreme Court relating to segregation.
â– Delegation |Requests I Transfers
At the close of the discussion, the Board invited the NAACP group to remain for the rest of the meeting and to feel welcome to attend meetings of the Board at any time. But the delegation left immediately after the discussion of transfers. LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, submitted a report for the month of September.
Report of Treasurer
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, handed out a report of the Taft Stadium Board.
I Auditor's Report
On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor were approved and copies ordered to be placed on file in the Clerk's office.
R. #34-6 i Reports Approved
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution directing the Superintendent and Mrs. Helen Jones to attend the meetings indicated:
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#34-7 I Trips Approved
R E S 0 L U T_I_0 N 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., Superintendent, would attend the meeting of Superintendents of Major Cities, in New York City, October 17-19; 1957; and if Mrs. Helen Jones would attend a conference on The American High School, Chicago, Illinois, October 28-30, 1957-
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 Dr. Barnes and Mrs. Jones on these trips be paid by the Board of Education. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
It was reported that an audit of records of the Capitol Hill Stadium Board for a period beginning September 10$ 1953 through September 30, 1957; bad been completed by Mr. David Light. Whereupon it was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the audit be approved and accepted. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #34-8 Audit C. H. Stadium Bd. Rec'd, Acceptei
Motion was made hy Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation that R. #34-9 8 Custodian of since the Capitol Hill Stadium Board has been legally dissolved, a custodian of funds in the person of Mr. Bill Haller be appointed and authorized to draw checks against the Sept- I Funds for Staember balance of funds in the "bank account of the Capitol Hill Stadium Board, in the total ium Appointed
MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1957 - CONT'D
R. #31+9 Continued
amount of $2,9^6-33> "to pay three invoices pending, and to have further authority to encum her remainder of said funds for purposes as directed "by the Board of Education. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
It was recommended that the following persons be employed 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; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved:
PERSO N N EL
MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1957 - CONI'D
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Recommendations to the Board;
Request permission to transfer Mr. Lloyd Estes from Assistant Principal, Northwest Classen, to Principal at Monroe. Salary from $6125 per year to $6^+00 per year, effective September 30, 1957
^Request permission to employ Mr. Jack Roblyer as Assistant Principal at Northwest Classen, effective October 8, 1957; salary $5700 per year.
Request
per missio n to use
EXAMINATIONS FOR 1$ DAYS.
Novem ber i $th .
Her
Dr . Pam ela Parris
h to hel p
Dr . Farr with the Kinderg
arten
phys ical
SHE WILL WORK THREE DAYS A WEEK, BEGINNING OCTOBER IOTH THROUGH
be $50 per day , or $750 fo r the 15 day period
sa la ry to
.
Request perm issi on to emplo y Joe Bus h and J. D. Huffma n on a part -time bas is fo r the Adul t Instit ute to as sis t in super visio n and ad ministra tion fro m 5^00 to 9;00 p.m ., at the rate of $3.00 per ho ur . Eff ecti ve September 9th , 1957. tra nsfe r Ida Norm an , 5 time kinde rg arte n teacher at Orcha rd park , to *? FULL TIME TEACHER, i TIME AT ORCHARD PARK AND £ TIME ADDITIONAL AT CARVER, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER
Reque st perm ission to 18,
1957.
Reques t perm iss ion to
Flo ra Sha rp , £
tra nsfer
FULL TIME TEACHER AT EUGENE FIELD,
time
Kinderg arten teacher
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I 6,
at
Eugene Field , to
THIS IS AN ADDITIONAL i TIME
1957„
POSITION.
Request per missio n to emplo y Richard PER HOUR,
Request
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I 6,
perm issi on to
empl oy
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18, 1957.
C. I 957o
Corner at Stat ion
Don Medf ord in
Studio
the T. V.
the ra te of $1.25
KETA-TV, at
at the rate
of $1.25 per hour
,
Request perm issi on to tra nsfe r Dean Henry from Tempo rary Key Punch oper ato r , to Perm ane nt Key Punch ope rato r in the IBM Departm ent . Sal ary to be $200 per mo nth , eff ectiv e September ist , 1957.
Request perm issi on to empl oy Bobb ie May o as
$195 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 3RD,
Cler
tem porar y
1957.
k in the
perm iss ion to
empl oy
Felici a Loo ney as tem porar y typist
Request perm ission to
employ
Laura Saner as
Request
AT THE RATE OF $<70 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 30,
1957.
in the
in the
temp ora ry clerk
Stor ero om , at the rate of Vocatio nal of fice ,
Art and Musi c Departm ent , at
THE RATE OF $ 170 PER MONTH, FROM SEPTEMBER 3RD, THROUGH SEPTEMBER II,
1957.
, Request perm issi on to tra nsfer Betty Cook , Secreta ry in the Art an d Music Depar tment , to Secretary in the Vocat ional Off ice . Sal ary fro m $223.33 per mon th , to $238.33 per month , eff ective Septem ber 3rd , 1957.
I
Reques t per missio n to trans fer Enol a Jack son off ice of Helen Jones . Sal ary from $213.33 3rd , 1957.
from the per mo nth
Off , to
ice of
Adul
t
Educa tion to the
$228.33 per mon th , effective
Septe mber
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
TERMINATIONS NAME
BRUCE. J. M.
ASSIGNMENT
Labo rer
EFFECTIVE DATE
9“I2»57 1
MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1957 - CONT'D
**
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
in salary and assignment
Change
Request permission to reduce the salary of Ray J. Graham, temporary painter, from $1.75 per hour to $1.50 per hour - effective August 25, 1957. Request permission to transfer Clyde C. Brown, temporary laborer salary $1.25 per hour to the Service Department - effective September 3, 1957. Request permission to transfer Reo Ray Hains, temporary employee, from Iaborer - salary $1.35 per hour to temporary rough carpenter salary $1.50 per hour - effective August 26, 1957 = Request permission to transfer W. T. Houser, 2 time floorman at Washington and 2 time floorman at Prairie Queen to temporary ’student painter - salary $1.25 per hour - effective September 3, 1957.
Emp|oyment Request permission to employ the following: Name Phillips
Lee
Geo = S. Mer 1 e F.
Drennan Br i nkman
Eugene Cox
$1.25 hr.
9-24-57
Laborer
$1.25 hr.
9-24-57
App.
Painter
$1.25 hr.
9-19-57
App.
Painter
$1.25 hr.
8-30-57
App.
Painter
$1.25 hr.
8-28-57
i D.
R.
Sadongei
Stu.
Painter
$1.25 hr.
9- 9-57
Ingle
Painter
$1.75
hr.
9- 9-57
.
Tackitt
Pa i nter
$1.75 hr.
8-26-57
.
Nokes
Scraper
$1 .00 hr.
9- 4-57
.
Be 1cher
Scraper
$1 .00 hr.
9- 4-57
J.
Scraper
$1.00 hr.
8-15-57
Chestain McCurtain
Scraper
$1.00 hr.
8-27-57
Don E. Caldwe11
Scraper
$1 .00 hr.
8-27-57
Carpenter
$2.00 hr.
8-19-57
Carpenter
$1=75 hr.
8-26-57
1 J< B
Cec i 1
L.
Trammel
L. Sturgis
Velta Sparks
i
Laborer
White
L. 4
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Date of Emp1oyment
L.
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] W.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Change
in salary
Request permission to raise the salary of Richard D. Samp Ies. draftsman, from $4800 per year to architecturaI engineer - salary S53OO per year - effective September I, 1957 =
Employment Request permission to employ Kenneth Turnipseed as temporary^.draftsman salary $2.10 per hour - effective September 27, 1957.
Request permission to employ W. A. Myers as temporary carpenter - salary $2.87# per hour - effective September 4, 1957= .
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT Change
,i
|
'A ;ss-X.-
in salary and assignment
Request permission to transfer Jim Carey, helper in the textbook center - salary $1.25 per hour to 3/4 time film inspector - salary $157=50 per month - effective September 16, 1957= Request permission to reassign Tai Shin to 5 time film salary $105 per month - effeetive September 16, 1957=
inspector -
A
Employment
> A*.
Request permission to employ Billy Joe DeBoard as temporary helper in | the textbook center - salary $1.25 per hour - effective September 12, 1957= . Request permission to employ HarreI I R. Croley as helper in the textbook; center - salary $1.25 per hour - effective September 9, 1.957 =
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel and information was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #350 • Personnel Approved
MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1957 - CONT'D T
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GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING Bills and Payrolls
Bills and Pay-| Recommendation to approve the following payrolls and allow the hills presented was subrolls Recom- . < mitted: mended for j Payment October 7$ 1957 j *
Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
■
Dear Dr. Barnes: The following matters are presented for your consideration: BILIS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT OCTOBER 7, 1957::
j
Item #la-~- 1957-58 GENERAL FUND
$161+, 584.12
j
Item #lb
— 1956-57 GENERAL FUND
98,01+1.93
Item #lc -- 1955-56 GENERAL FUND
71.03
s
Item #ld
-- 1957-58 BUILDING LEVY
61,759-47
;
Item #le
-- 1956-57 BUILDING LEVY
164,204.43
)
Item #lf
-- 1956
273,089.88
j
Item #lg
-- 1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION
BOND FUND
17,842.48
---
tot al
I
$779,593-34
I
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1
1957-58 General Fund SwgtMsw-——. < ' 1 " ~——
'S’
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[7
A & A Lockshop
Reprs-General Eqpt.
Standard
- -“
72.50
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
Instr. Suppls & Office Suppls
Standard Low
456.85 98.78
55^'63
A & E Equipment Company
Office Suppls & Instr. Suppls
Low Letter Bid
Allied Paint Store American Book Company The American Forestry Association
Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Board Action Dept. Select Dept. Select
564.00 7.82 6.00
American Handicrafts Company American Library Association American Photocopy Equipment Company
Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Dept. Select Schl Select.
,4.25 i po 75 ,24.10
American Printing House for the Blind Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
'4.88
Associated Public School Systems Association Press J T&e Atlantic Monthly Company Appleton Century Crofts«, Inc.-
Suppls-Supe rinte ndent Teaching’Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
301.00 '«88
Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
5.00 8.10
Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta. Other Admin. Expense Maint. Trks & Cars Instr. Supplies, - Voc.
Dept. Board Dept. Board
mic Sound Equipment Company A0T0 & S.F® Railway Company 0 Parts & Machine Company tin Lumber Company
400 72 253.20
Select Action Select Action
* , 2^3.92
13.50 85.70 275.94 5,470.06
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Beam’s Seat Cover Center
Maint. Trks & Cars'
Dept. Select
19.95
The Binkley Company
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
22.12
Branham’s, Inc. Britton Piano Shop Bruno’s Mattress & Furniture Co.
Office Suppls & Printing Reprs. & Piano Tuning Health Dept. Suppls
Low Standard Dept. Select
29.50 391.50 16.70
Maint. Physical Ed. Dept. Dept. Select Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc. Standard Bureau of Educational Research & Serv.Instr. Suppls Dept. Select Bureau of Publications Teaching Aid Suppls
I4O5.OO U3.98 2.97 li0.32 56.00
The Burroughs Corp. Todd Co. Div. Business Machines Company
Clerk Suppls Reprs. office Machines
Standard Standard
•.California Elementary School (Administrators Association)
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
Instr. Suppls
Standard
Instr. Suppls
1479.26 Low Dept. Select 514.23 Board Action 12,6141.91 13,175.U0
Maint. Trks & Cars
Low Low Bid
California Test Bureau Carpenter Paper Company
.
Bob Cates
6.95 2,191.143
1,125.83 351.60
l,U77.h3 6.75 1,352.15 1U3.36
Children’s Theatre Press City Bus Company ’City Auto Parts City Office Supply, Inc.
Instr. Suppls ■ Dept. Select Trans. Contract Trans. Agreement Custodians Suppls Low Office Suppls & Printing Low 168.61 Dept. Select 758.liO & Instr. Suppls
John Ho Cole Company WP. F. Collier & Son Corporation
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Board Action School Select
UU5.23 173.00
Connie’s Prescription Shop •Cook Electric Supply Company
Health Dept. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Board Action
.142.80 -1414.70
Council for Administrative Leadership Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
3.00
Jerry Cravens, Inc. Arthur C. Croft Publications
Upk Trks & Cars Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
.10.29 29.U9
Cryer Publishing Company
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
14.12
The Daily Law Journal-Record
Legal Publication
Publisher
' 56.15
Dearborn Chemical Company Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.
Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Board Action
6140.00 13.146
927.01
;
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Hge 3 ( 1957-58 General Fund Continued)
Office Suppls &■ Printing
Low 778.22 Standard 5*70
783.92
Instr. Suppls Upk. Trks & Cars
Schlo Select Dept. Select
21.60 100.38
Dill Doyle
Reprso Office Machines
Standard ll|..2O Low I4.l6.36
I4.3O.56
Dun’s Review and Modem Industry Duplicating Products, Inc. E. P. Dutton & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Supe rinte ndent Reprs-Office Machines Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Standard Dept. Select
.75 83.77 2.89
* Educational Testing Service Electronic Business Machines Co.
Instr. Suppls Business Office Suppls
Dept. Select Standard
I4.0OO 103.50
C. J. Fishman Fox-Vliet Drug Company
Rental & Storage Custodial Suppls
Rental Agreement Low
■ffc.oo
Friden Calculating Machine Agency
Reprs. Office Machines
Standard Bid Agreement
Gaylord Brothers, Inc.
Library Suppls
Dept. Select
388.ho
Ginn & Company
Instr® Suppls
Standard
873*70
B. Fo Goodrich
Maint. Trks & Cars
Low
Graham Paper Company
Instr0 Suppls
Board Action 9, 81i2.22 386.I4.7 Low
fa. Dorsey Douglass Inc® Saffir:-
gtbwlingss Inc. ^Downtown Chevrolet w-’s
’j ■
s:
I
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Board Action Depta Select
15U.98 U7.25
6.30 *202.23
65.28
211o60 12.90
10,228.69
Robert W. Grubbe Company
Instr. Suppls
W. T. Bill Hale, Treasurer
Taxes Special Improvement Taxes
J. Co Hamilton Company
Maint. Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
Harper & Brothers
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Dept. Select
6.59 1U.21
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Instr. Suppls
Harvard University Press
Instr. Suppls
Low Board Action Schl Select
163.95 97.6k
D. C, Heath & Company
Library Books
Dept. Select
1,032.65
Ho & Ho Equipment Company
Maint Trks & Cars
Dept, Select
9*32
22h.5O 102.09
10.6U 20.80
261.59 U.62
MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1957 - CONT'D
* Page U
'SSI
1957-58 General Fund Continued)
ffip «■ ■ 4^.00 \5?o®oo
Tom Hill W, Ce Hixson Company
Other Admin. Expense Maint. Physical Ed. Eqpt
Board Action Schl Select
The House of Clay
Instr. Suppls
Low
Hunzicker Brothers
Instr. Suppls
Board Action
187.91
Idlings Paint Company, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Board Action
2,953.92
The Instrumentalist International Business Machines Cor
Ini?tr. Sunpls Research Suppls & Machine Rental
3.00 Dept. Select Standard 51.19 Rental Agreement 965.00 1,016.19
International Harvester Company
Maint. Trks. & Cars
Dept. Select
239.66
Jenkins Music Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
16.2?
Johnson Motors Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Maint. Trks & Cars Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta.
Dept. Select Dept. Select
1.75 162.01
Casey Jones Auto Paint & Supply
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
22.25
Edwin Fe Kalmus
Instr8 Suppls
Schl. Select
29.75
Kilpatrick Brothers
Instr. Suppls
Board Action Dept. Select Low
w
1181.37 h.6.60 hl.28
569.25
Alfred A. Knopf, Ince
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
1.93
Leland Equipment Company Library Supply Company
Upk. Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
72.56 10.01
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept-. Select
2.18
Longmans Green & Company, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
6,60
The Macmillan Company
Library Books
Dept. Select
221.011
Metropolitan Water Company
Water.
Utilities
Mideke Supply Company
Instr. Suppls & Custodial Suppls
Board Action 7,339.82 1.36 7,3111.18 Dept. Select
Modern School Supply Company Monroe Calculating Machine Company, Morgan-Power Tire Company
Instr. Suppls Reprs0 Office Machines Upk. Trks & Cars
Schl. Select Standard Dept. Select
Morgensen Lumber Company
Instr. Suppls
Board Action
- Lippincott Company
36.60
13U47 1155.^6 7|4? lJ.t8
71^
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age
5^a 1257“58 A-
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"
$4 ,
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'■
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Morris Chevrolet,, Inc. Morrison Wholesale Company
Instr.’ Suppls Custodial Suppls
Dept. Select Board Action
The Co Ve Mosby Company
Instr. Suppls
Schlo Select
Music Educators National Conference
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
Riley McCullough
Custodial Suppls
Bid Agreement
McGraw-Hill Book Company
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
McKnight & McKnight Publishing CompanyTeaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
i 5.oo
^National Council of Teachers of Math. Teaching Aid Suppls National Education Association Personnel Suppls
Dept. Select Depto Select
11.87 11.58
# Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Company I"
Custodial Suppls
Low
1.711
Oil Filter Company
Upk Trks & Cars
Low
13.56
Oklahoma Business News Company Oklahoma City Association of Ins/ (urance Agents)
Suppls-Superintendent
Dept. Select
I40.00
Insurance
Ins. Agreement
Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Custodials Suppls Water Service
Lbw Utilities
-
A 8.86
w
ft 2.8?
123.85 6sl63ohh
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Compart Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Light & Power Custodial Suppls Fuel
Utilities Low Utilities
Oklahoma Seating Company
Library Suppls
Dept. Select
360.00
'A Oxford University Press
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
11.37
5V Pi.nth.ecn Books Company W. H. Payne
Teaching Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls
Dept. Select Bid Agreement
Peery Tire & Supply
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
Perfection Equipment Company W. J o Pettee & Company
Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls
The Victor L. Phillips Company
Maint. Trks & Cars
Dept. Schl. Hoard Dept.
Philosophical Library, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
& Pipkin Photo Service
Dept. Select
10.93
Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta.
Dept. Select 2.50 Board Action lil.OO
b3<&0
1 *'
I
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67,331.62
Utilities Other Admin. Exp.
Select Select 72.115 Action 12.72 Select
•1
-1
|j|2.5O
Oklahoma County Water Company Water Service Oklahoma Curriculum Improvement Comm. Other Admin. Expense 3
i
'7
119.70 2Q0.00
5,522.36 51.70 382.35
2.32 30.00 2.50
15.60
85.17 56.08
6 *5
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9
&a.ge 6 ( 1937-38 General Fund Continued) 1
167.28 392.76
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Maint Trks & Cars
Dept. Select Board Action
Popular Ceramics Magazine Postmaster Postmaster
Instr. Suppls Suppls Business Office Night Schl. Suppls
Schl. Select Standard Standard
Practical Drawing Company Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.
Instr. Suppls Maint. Trks & Cars
Dept. Select Low
Purchasing Agents Association
Other Admin. Expense
Publisher
13.00
The Psychological Corporation
Instr. Suppls
Standard
189.30
Quick Charge, Inc.
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
9.73
Radio Supply, Inc. Reader’s Digest- Educational Dept.
Radio & Mtrls Radio Sta. Instr. Suppls
Depto Select Schl. Select
311.60 ?$0.00
Rector’s Book Store
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
11.62
Regents Publishing Company, Inc.
Library Books
Publisher
The Reynolds & Reynolds Company
Business office Suppls
Low
Richards & Conover Hardware Co.
Maint. Trks & Cars
Low Board Action
V
360. 011 L.oo 300.00 !‘ 60.00 7
.
■73=60 1,172.30
110.811 7.79
>
33.116 22.80
36.26
Riley Reproduction, Inc.
Research Suppls
Agreement
211*63
Robinson Janitor Supply Company
Custodial Suppls
Low
11111.00
Royal McBee Corporation
Repr. Office Machines
Standard
21.00
Sax Brothers, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
23.16
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl Select Depto Select
103.73 , 3.00 .
Scott Chevrolet Company
Upk Trks & cars
Dept. Select
8.03
S. E. B. Paint Company
Custodial Suppls
Board Action Low
3,133.60 36.61],
-Scholastic Magazine, Inc. The School Musican
3,190.211
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Maint. Trks & Cars
Low Board Action
33.32 20.16
33.68
Sharp & Nichols Music Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Low
1311.23 36.00
190.23 ix-.
F K -r**
x*-*3*,
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 7, 1957 - CONT'D
ig,. ^e 7 (195?”58 General Fund Continued)
H^fwin Williams Company
Instr, Suppls
Board Action
Clyde Showers
Office Suppls.
Low
.■Simon-Schuster, Inc. Jasper Sipes School Book Despository
25.73
Teaching Aid Suppls Dept. Select Library Suppls Text-Library Books Schl Select
U.19 2,370.16 377.07 ~2,7h7.23
Southern Education Reporting Service Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Suppls-Superintendent Telephone Service
Dept. Select Utilities
The Southwest News Company Southwest Wheel, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select Dept. Select
"Spurlin Sales, Inc.
Maint. Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
^Standard Paint Works, Inc. 'The Standard Register Company
Custodial Suppls Office Suppls
Board Action 85.U6 Low Board Action 799*117
State Agency for Surplus Property The Steck Company
Instr. Suppls Library Books
Dept. Select Schl. Select
180.hO U1.50
Tandy Leather Company To. G. & I. Store # 20
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Low Schl. Select
15 .ho 6.50
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Petty Cash Helm.
Reimbursement
U35oh5
B. Ho Thomas
Labor Printing
Bid Agreement
111.00
Thompson Book & Supply Company Thompson School Book Depository
Instr, Suppls Library Suppls & Books
Low Dept. Select
816.00 229.12
Thompson Book & Supply Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
8.51
Instr, Suppls
Dept. Select
5.50
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
1.21
Office Suppls & Print.
Low Standard
'University of Chicago Press
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
,3!&e Vanguard Press
Teaching Aid Suppls
Depto Select
Vantage Press, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
’^■feseco, Inc.
Reprs-Audio-Visual Eqpt.
Schl. Select
12.50
•■‘The Viking Press, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
10.55
’p V
,»T. I. M. E.,Inc. ..The Twentieth Centruy Fund fl
2.00 h,961.73
u.m 2.55
21.29 2,U08o50
881i .93
.
\Underwood Corporation
18.93 26.57
U5.5o
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Page 8 ( 1957-58 General Fund Continued)
Business office Suppls
Low
26.25
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.
Custodial Suppls
Low
10.78
Webster Publishing Company We^'M. Welch Manufacturing Co.
Teaching Aid Suppls Instr® Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
2.82 1497.50
Weqt Chemical Products, Inc.
Custodial Suppls
Low
600.00
Western Bank & Office Supply
Night Schl Suppls
Low Dept. Select
Western Union Telegraph.Company >B. G. Wilkes Company World Book Company
Utilities Telegraph Suppls.Instr. Central Off.Dept. Select 1401.75 Standard Instr. Suppls h.78 Dept. Select
The Wright Line , Inc,
Research Suppls
Dept. Select
U8.5O
Yow Brake & Clutch
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
980114.
A & E. Equipment Company
Instr. Suppls
Board Action
1,239.75
American Book Company American Heart Association The Big Top Toy Shop J* Jo Bollinger Construction, Inco
Instr. Suppls New Eqpt. Visual Ed. Instr. Suppls Additions to Bldgso {EST. $4) Classen
Schl. Select Dept. Select Schl Select Board Action
159.32 80.37 28.01 21,580.37
The Book of the Month Club, Inc#
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
lh.95
Boren Malone Company
New Furniture & Eqpt. & Instr. Suppls
Board Action Schl. Select
Branham’s, Inc.
New Furniture & Fixtures
Low
Business Machines Company
Reprs to office machines
Standard
Carpenter Faper Company
Suppls Business Office
Low
Challenge
Suppls-Superintendent
Dept. Select
2.00
New Furniture & Eqpt.
Board Action
1,766.20
Recreation Suppls
Low
Wal^r! Stamp & Seal Company
• -*
22.85 17.95
U0.80 30.85 1U0.20 U06.53
1956-57 General Fund
'teity Office Supply, Inc. Clements Sporting Goods
John Ho Cole Company Commander Construction Company
New Furniture & Fixtures Board Action Est. #3 Addit,io,n«tp Bldgs .Board Action • JShtfWFshliil'^ • ’
II48.05 16.90
16U.95
148U.90 25.00
129.95
18U.56
81.39 23,552.00 I 3.
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-(Rage 9 ( 1956-57 General Fund Continued) ;-‘Gpry Motion Picture Equipment
New Eqpt. Visual Ed.
Low
^Benoyer-Geppert Company
New Furniture & Fixtures
Schl. Select
30.25
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
611.12
Instro Suppls
Schl. Select
60®60
Dowlings, Inc®
Instr. Suppls & New Furniture & Fixtures
Schlo Select Board Action
Downtown Chevrolets Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
-Duplicating Products, Inc®
Reprs. to office Machines Standard
The Economy Company
Instr. Suppls
Follett Publishing Company Frlden Calculating Machine Agency
Instr. Suppls Schl® Select Reprs. to office machines Standard
JEoenges Supply Company i Dollies Ceramics
9.63
12.70
55.83
^8.63
Schl Select
122.66 5.50
Schl. Board Board Schl.
Select Action Action Select
Ui.87 9,062.00 2,960.00 3.00
Jack’s 5 & 10 Stores
Recreation Suppls
Dept® Select
711.39
Jenkins Music Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
3.53
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Labor-Mtrls Radio Sta.
Dept. Select
111.98
Kee Lox Mfg. Company
Instr. Suppls
Board Action
310.4)0
Instr0 Suppls Schl® Select Additions to Central High Contract Agreement
19.50 830.13
Midwest Sports Center
Instr® Suppls
Board Action
3,581.16
Monroe Calculating Machine Co®, Inc. Motter Bookbinding Company
New Furniture & Fixtures Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl® Select
273.75 281.20
1.00
[; i I
Music Journal, Educational Music Mag® Instr. Suppls
Depto Select
fe'. t-
Norick Brothers, Inc.
Bldg. & Ground Suppls
Low
Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company
EST.2&3 Add.to Classen Hi Board Action
The Oklahoma Publishing Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
Oklahoma Seating Company
New Furniture & Recreation Suppls
Board Action Low
6
3611.93
.Geo-Physical Map Company Instr. Suppls New Schl Apparatus Harris-Seybold Company International Business Machines Corp. New Schl Apparatus International Paper Company Instr. Suppls
The MacMillan Company ; Joe M® Mason, Architect-Engineer
I
326.113 38.50
1153.59 li,185.00
11.20
187.80 109®20
297.00
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Pipkin Photo Service R. L. Polk & Company
New Schl Apparatus Suppls-Superintendent
Schl. Select Dept. Select
37.112 70.00
Reader’s Digest Education Dept.
Instro Suppls
Schl. Select
162.00
Richards & Conover Hardware Company
Instr. Suppls & Custodial Suppls
Low Board Action
10.611 ls692«30 1, 702.91i
Kathleen L. Riggs
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
11.80
Royal Typewriter Company
Reprs. to office machines Standard
Science Service
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
5.5o
Schl. Shop Eqpt. New Schl. Apparatus
Low Schl. Select
7.90 120.115
.Severin Supply Company Singer Sewing Machine Company
u
5.113
Jasper Sipes Schl0 Book Depository
Instr. Suppls
Stansi Scientific Company Star Engraving Company
Instr. Suppls Commencement
Board Action Commencement
1711.76 23.10
Tandy Leather Company
Instr. Suppls
Low
666o23
To G, & Y. Stores Coo No. 20 T. Ge & Y. Stores Co.
Instro. Suppls Recreation Suppls
Schl. Select Dept. Select
3.65 18.60
Tompkins Films
New Eqpt. Visual Ed.
Dept. Select
75.00
Underwood Corporation
Eqpt. Personnel Off.
Low
Webster Publishing Company W.; M. Welch Mfgo Company
Instr. Suppls Commencement
Schl. Select Commencement
Western Bank & Office Supply
Suppls-Auditors Off. Clerk Suppls
Western Envelope Mfgo Company Western Newspaper Union
Instr. Suppls Commencement
Board Action Commencement
310.63 18.36
Wynn Construction Company
Est.3 Jackson Jr. Bldgs. Est.6 Central Girls Gymn
Board Action
21,566.08
Text -Library Books Schl. Select
&
Low Dept. Select
35.55 31*92
67.117
170.00 20.86 •'.58 75.60 129.70
205.30 :
1955“56 General Fund Conner & Pojezny (Bell Isle Schl) - Architect Fee Const, Instr. Suppls Curtis Circulation Company
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60.03 11.00 .
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Repr. to Bldg.-Mtrls
Low
Ball Distributing & Engineering Co. Barada & Page, Inc.
Mtrls-Bldg0 & Reprs. Mtrls-Bldg. & Reprs
Low Low
Jack Barnes Plumbing & Heating
EST. 1-Heating Fillmore
Board Action
7,722.55
Bell Supply Company
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs,Mtrls
Board Action
1166.70
_E. S. Billington Lbr. Company
Mtrls-Bldg. & Reprs
Board Action
6,686.69
Paul Blakeney Company vMark Blodgett Insulation Company
Mtrls-Upk. of Grounds Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt.
Low Low
s?
Brown Manufacturing Company
Mtrls-Bldg, & Reprs.
Dept. Select
Butler-Sparks Equipment Company H. J. Butterly, Inc.
Mtrls-Upk of Grounds Ground Improvement & Mtrls-Bldg, & Reprs.
Standard Low
530.00
Campbell Glass and Mirror Company Capitol Steel and Iron Company
Mtrls-Bldg. & Reprs. Mtrls-Bldg. & Reprs.
Dept. Select Low
106.00 1711.10
Bob Cates
Mtrls-Upk of Grounds
Low
281.20
Bldg.-Reprs-Mtrls
Standard Low
Mtrls-Bldgs & Reprs
Low
331.00
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs, Mtrls Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs, Mtrls
Low Board Action
2.70 215.00
Repr. to Bldg.-Mtrls
Lbw
Crane Company
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs, Mtrls
Board Action
Davidson & Case Lumber Company
Mtrls, Bldgs & Reprs
Board Action 8,708.811 Bid Agreement 765.55 Low 2.30 9,U76.69
Mtrls-Bldg & Reprs Mtrls-Bldg & reprs
Low Dept. Select
Mtrls-Bldg & Reprs
Board Action 5,000.211 15. Low 268.50 Dept. Select 19.72 5,288il)6'» :
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Clipper Manufacturing Company
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^ohn H, Cole Company Commercial Equipment Company
S
Cook Paint & Varnish Company
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113.95 .
31.50 39.311
118.00 6.117
113.91
70.811
3.55
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936.55
120.06 316,50
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Dunahoo Trucking Company Bob Dunning“Jones, Inc.
Mtrls-Bldg. & Repr. Upk of Grounds-Mtrls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
E. I. DuPont De Nemours & Company,Inc«Mtrls-Furn., Bldg & Repr. Low Dept. Select 363.33
j
30.87
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lyke Brothers
Mtrls-Bldg0 & Repr
Low
Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc.
Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt
Low Bid
Federal Corporation Flanagan Supply Company
Bldg.- Eqpt.-Reprs, Mtrls Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt
Board Action Low
Forests Lawn Mower Service
Mtrls-Upk to Grounds
Standard
1.90
Frederickson Tire Company
Mtrls-Upk to Grounds
Dept. Select
5.00
Gardner Hotel Supply Company General Electric Supply Company
Furniture & Eqpt Bldg. Eqpt,Reprs,Mtrls
Dept. Select Low
8Lt.OO UU. 91+
The Glidden Company
Mtrls-Bldg & Repr
Low
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Mtrls Furn., & Repr- & Bldg. Eqpt.
Low Dept. Select
Hidell Door Control Company H. H. Hopping Company
Mtrls-Bldg & Reprs Mtrls-Bldg & Repr
Low Low
Hunzicker Brothers
Bldg. Eqpt-Repr-Mtrls
Low Board Action Standard
r Iij&pendent Supply Company
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2,77U«O8 222.70
1,377.hl 171.01 ll8.35
219.36 210.00 150.00
1482.33 121.00 7.50
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10.20 •!
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Dept. Select Dept. Select Board Action
7.01 161+.16
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J^hpson Motors Jdnnson Wholesale Electronics Ji
Mtrls-Upk of Grounds Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt
Bept. Select Low
11.75 68.88
i i
Jpnes-Newby Supply Company
Repr to Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls
Low Standard
J^.TR. Supply Company
Mtrls-Upk of Grounds
Dept. Select
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrls-Bldg & Repr
■H ■ ! 1,070.89 Low Board Action 1,636.30 2,70’7.19 f
Kiigco, Inc. l^rA. King, Inc.
Mtrls Bldg & Repr Mtrls. Bldg. & Repr
Low Low
Loeffler-Greene Supply Company
Bldg. Eqpt.-Repr, Mtrls
Board Action
Iffernational Harvester Company International Paper Company
15.70 2I4..OO
' J' 39.70 i 1 ’2.911 I
^52.90 [ -7.67 j]
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iMrraine^oatings, Inc.
Mtrls Bldg. & Repr.
Dept. Select
Marshall Supply & Equipment Co.
Mtrls Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls-Repr. to Bldg.& Eqpt & Furn & Grounds
Low Low Board Action Standard
Miller Floor Company Miller Jackson Company
Mtrls Bldg. & Repr. Mtrls-Repr. to Eqpt.
Low Low
628.20 69.90
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg. Co.
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs. Mtrls
Low
68.02
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs
Low Board Action
JM. & V. Supply Company, Inc
Bldg. Eqpt, Reprs-Mtrls
Low
12.80
New State Ice Company Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Company
Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt Mtrls-Upk of Grounds
Low Low
80.00 77.50
Norman Plumbing Supply
Mtrls-Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs & Ground Improvement
Low Board Action
Oil Filter Company
Upk of Grounds Mtrls
Low
Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Seating Company
Bldg-Eqpr-Reprs-Mtrls Mtrls-Furniture
Board Action Board Acuioii
Harold C. Parker & Company, Inc.
Mtrls- Bldg & Repr
Low l,lt32o?3 Dept. Select 27.00 Standard 110•00
Mideke Supply Company
338.00 783.86 283.U9 19.20
87.35 371.81
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Mtrls.Bldg. & Reprs
Dept. Selectl,031.37 238.23 Low
d Products, Inc.
Mtrls. Bldg. Repr
& H. Shade Company, Inc. awer.& Son, Inc.
Mtrls Bldg. Reprs Est. 1 Classen TV Sta. Electrical Work
Low
Board Action
71.21 1,515.00
1,569.^5
1,289.60
76.38 li.78.75
80.00
Board Action Dept. Select Low
U59.36
21ol6 1,029.16
Supply, Inc. Mtrls. Reprs to Eqpt. Low gkrds and Conover Hardware Company Mtrls. Bldg. Eqpt. Reprs. Low Mtrls. Bldg. Repr Low Capitol Hill SroWater WellLow Letter Bid
y
5.00 351.00
Dept. Select Dept. Select
person Steel Company ry C.„ Rouner, Drilling Contractor
385.20
22 .hli
Upk of Grounds-Mtrls Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt.
Bldg. Eqpt-Mtrls-Repr
1,086.55
Ll9.30 335.90
Peery’s Tire & Supply The fPerolin Company, In®.
ovil & Sublett, Inc
Uo3<il|.2
95.oo 75.00
170.00
U3.U0 2,^00 I
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rwin Williams Company
Mtrls-Bldg-Furn-Repr
Dept. Select Low
Bert Simith Road Machinery Co, Inc?
Upk of Grounds-Mtrls
Standard
Southwest Tile & Terrozzo Co.
Mtrls, Bldg-Repr.
Low
2.80
Spurlin Sales, Inc. Standard Asbestos Mfg. & Insulating
Mtrls, Upk of Grounds Bldg. Eqpt-Repr-Mtrls
Dept. Select Board Action
2.00 8.70
Standard Roofing & Material Co.
Mtrls. Bldg. & Reprs
Schl. Select
67.20
.Charles Stanford Sand Company Star Electric Supply Company
Mtrls. Reprs to Eqpt. Bldg. Eqpt.-Reprs.-Mtrls
Board Action Low
115.00 206.00
-Swan Air Conditioning Company
Bldg. Eqpt.-Reprs.-Mtrls
Dept. Select
7.U0
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Petty Cash Reim.
Reimbursement
115.17 ‘
IT. S. Supply Company
Bldg. Eqpt. Reprs Mtrls.
Board Action
117.52
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc. Waugh Brothers Supply Company
Salaries-Reprs to Eqpt. Mtrls- Reprs. to Eqpt.
Standard Low
39.53 82.131
Ralph Wilson Plastics, Inc.
Mtrls Bldg. & Repr
Dept. Select
22.UH’
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168.00
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Reprs to Bldg.-Mtrls
111.57
Dept. Select
Bell Supply Company Boren-Malone Company ‘Branham’s, Inc.
Reprs to bldg.,,Eqpt.Mtrls Board Action Furniture & Eqpt. Board Action Furniture & Eqpt. Extended Bid
. Cale’s *City Office Supply, Inc.
Reprs to Fum. Mtrls Furniture & Eqpt.
Dept. Select 1,230.00 Low 1,003.00 Board Action 2,lli9«6O 3,152.60^
Clements Sporting Goods The Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.
Physical Education Eqpt Fences-All Schools
Board Action Board Action
2,797.00. 39,187.119 ’
Commercial Equipment Company
Furniture & Kitchen Eqpt John Marshall & Edwards
Board Action
1,1103. 00
Paving Contract Final Repr. to Bldg. Mtrls Repr. to Bldg. Mtrls
Contract Depto Select Low
8,052.91.88.75'r 116.75'. <
Connelly Construction Company Cook Paint & Varnish Company .-Davidson & Case Lumber Company
658.00 ll,81i2.2O 11811.90 ■ ,'k
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Mtrls
The Denman Floors Company Dowlings, Inc.
Repr. to Bldg Furno & Eqpt.
Gardner Hotel Supply Company
Furn. & Eqpt.
Hart Industrial Supply Co. Hunzicker Brothers
Reprso to Bldg0 Eqpt Mtrl Low Reprs. to Bldg. Eqpt Mtrl Board Action Dept. Select
Low Board Action Board Action
80.21 15.00
“ 95.21
Kilpatrick Brothers
Reprs. to Bldg. Mtrl
Low i I425.00 Board Actioxf .,88)4.0 96
2,309.96
Mideke Supply Company
Repr to Bldg. Furn. & Eqpto Mtrls
Low Dept.- Select
88.33 11.30
99.63
Norman Plumbing Supply
Repr. to Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt Board Action
Oklahoma Seating Company
Furniture & Eqpt
Board Action 26,226.29 Low * * 167.55 26,393.8U
Plibrico Sales & Service Company
Repr. to Bldg. Eqpt Mtrl
Dept. Select
Rea Engineering Company
Paving Contract Southeast High School Contract
Richards and Conover Hardware Co. Science Research Associates Sherwin Williams Company Singer Sewing Machine Company Sears, Roebuck & Company Southwestern Studios Standard Asbestos Mfg. & Insul. Co.
Repr. to Bldg. Eqpt Mtrl Instr. Suppls Repr. to Bldg. Mtrls Furniture & Eqpt. Instr. Suppls Furniture & Eqpt. Repr. To Bldg. Mtrls
Low Board Action Board Action Low Lbw Board Action Low
I4I45.I48 3,1413.99 7I0U0 1,276.00 30.70 M5U*77 35.814
Star Electric Supply Company
Repr. to Bldg. Mtrls Eqpt Board Action
700.00
2,9149.65
U92.OO
230.81
r
■> Thompson Book and Supply Company Track and Field of Slippery Rock
Furniture & Eqpt Physical Education Eqpt
Board Action Board Action
141,3148.. 50 1,017.00
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
Repr. to Bldg Eqpt Mtrls
Board Action
1465*69
Acme1 Brick Company Alliance Electric Company Allied Paint Store
Mtrls-Bldg. Low Final Est. Sequoyah Elect.Board Action Printing Contract Schl. Select
13144.88 lsw83
J. J. Bollinger Construction, Inco
EST. 11 New BldgJohn Marshall
1956 Bond f
i
Board Action
!
75.60
International Business Machines Corp. Reprs. to Bldg. Eqpt Mtrl Standard
f
288., 60
52,1477 L2
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Low
Bldg, Mtrls Furniture
Low Board Action
983.20
Clarke Sanding Machine Company ■ Crane Company
Bldg. Mtrls Plumbing Suppls
Low Board Action
39.3U 85.26
.’.Davidson & Case Lumber Company ’ The Dolese Company
Mtrls, Bldg, Mtrls
Low Board Action
21,80 US1U5.35
Dulaney’s Dunahoo Trucking Company
T V Tubes Bldg. Mtrls
Board Action Low
6,14148.30 714.75
Chas. M. Dunning Construction Co.
EST. #12 New Bldgs U. So Grant
Board Action
63s 8142.O3
Pyke Brothers
Bldg. Mtrls
Low
33.70
Electric Supply Company Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc.
Electric Suppls & Eqpt Mtrls
Low Low
8.00 209.65;
The Glidden Company
Bldg. Mtrls
Board Action
62I4.80
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Mtrls-Modernization Reprs,Low Bldg.
Hudgins-Thompson-Ball & Associates b Hunzlcker Brothers
EST. #11 Architects Fees Southeast High School Bldg. Mtrls-Eqpt.
Independent Supply Company
Bldg. Mtrls
Jones & Andrews, Architects
Final payment-Architect Fee-Addn. to Valley Brook Contract Agreement
Kilpatrick Brothers
Bldg. Mtrl
Low Schl, Select
Morgensen Lumber Company
Furniture & Bldg. Mtrls.
Low
1402.18
Normal Plumbing Supply ■?
Plumbing Suppls
U20.92 Low Board Action 376.57
797.U9
Oklahoma Seating Company OK Riibber Welders
New Furniture & Eqpt. Ground Improvement
Extended Bid Dept, Select
Oran ^Huston Lumber Company
Bldg. Mtrls
Low
Harold C. Parker & Company, Inc,
Bldg. Mtrls
Dept. Select
Richards & Conover Hardware Company
Modernization & Reprs & Bldg, Mtrls
Capitol Steel & Iron Company - City Office Supply., Inc. 1
£
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ti, Jo Butterly, Inc,
w*
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Board Action Low Board Action
u.3^
1314.26
869.31
902,5U
317.50
Low
16,50
14L4.142
256.66 5.76
262.142
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93.140' 799.50
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ecurity Construction Company slerwin Williams Company
Const, on Parking Areas Various Schools Esto 2
Board Action
Bldg. Mtrls EST. 10 & Final-New Bldgo Harding Jro High Architect Fee Douglas Bldgo Mtrls EST. 11 Addn. to Southeast High School
Dept. Select
Board Action
U3.U55.9O
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Thoinas Concrete Pipe Company
Petty Cash Reim. Bldg. Mtrls
Reimbursement Low
n.71 1,131.50
Thompson Book & Supply Company
Furniture
Board Action
112.00
Rental-Air Compressor
Dept. Select
199.00
Hugh Bingham
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
Board of Education
Reimbursement of Salaries
Gil Booth
Salaries
Dept. Select
16.25
Gerald Bottoms
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
10.80
Braniff Airways, Inc
Travel Expense
Board Action
B. Ho Brewer
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
12^00
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
U.80
Luncheon
Summer Workshop
158.75
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
9.6d
Dowlings, Inco
Mtrls
Low
Richard Duty
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.
T V Films
Jas. C. Ewery
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
Fred W9 Groves
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
Do Harrison
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
C. Heath & Company
Instr.
•gitL To Hill
Travel Expense
Sikiser Construction Company Sorey, Hill & Sorey Chas, Ho Stanford Chas. Mo Suttle Construction Company
7 <' Wylie-Stewart Machinery Company
Board Action Board Action Dept. Select
7U,3Oolo
177&O U1&5
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10.20 U,03U.98
6U5.50
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James Ee Carter
-^Central Food Service J. A. Davis
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Board Action
Dept. Select
Board Action
119.o|
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Houghton Mifflin Company
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
G. Mo Johnson
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
Miss Myrna Se Kingston
Travel Expense
Board Action
James L. Ladra
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
J. We Lawson
Travel Expense
Summer workshop
Little, Brown & Company
Instr® Suppls
Depte Select
Bo Eo McChaven
Travel Expense
Summer
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
T V Suppls
Depto Select
Dennis Mooney
Salaries
Dept* Select
National Council of Teachers of Math
Instr® Suppls
Dept® Select
A..73
Roy Peters
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
■7^0
Row, Peterson & Company
Instro Suppls
Dept. Select
. 2.39
Jake Ro Schaffler
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
. 6.60
Science Kit, Inc
Mtrls
Depto Select
160.ho
Bill Shahan
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
10.80
Bessie Mae Seurer
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
7.20
Robert G. Skipwith
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
MiU
Mtrls
Dept®. Select
8;33
Mrs. Josephine Taylor
Travel Expense
Summer Workship
3.60
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Petty Gash Reimbursement
Reimbursement
Ao McLaughlin
^Miller Jackson Company
)
3
>Southwestern Stamp Works
. Thompson School Book Depository
Mtrls
Workshop
Text~Library Books
HiLoliO 3^.62 9.U3.' .--'z •''t; _•
ip«Bir
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1
■7.30 3M0 S-.'i ' 3^.23
26;23
83.06
Wilburn Wiley
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
- 9.00
G. Po Wright
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
3.96
Shelby S. Wyatt
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
; ■ 6.30
Mae Zachary
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
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"Abelard-Schuman Ltdo
Instr, Suppls
Dept. Select
'“2*75^
Thomas Y, Crowell Company
Instr. Suppls
Dept, Select
10o68
The John Day Company, Inco
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
6.Il41
Dodd, Mead & Company., Inc,
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
h.9&. ■si
Doenges Supply
Instr, Suppls
Depto Select
Hi ,3|;
Doubleday & Company,Ine0
Instr, Suppls
Dept. Select
18o 29
Eo Po Dutton & Company,, Inc0
Instr® Suppls
Dept, Select
2,19
_ ' < ^Harvard University Press
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
7,36
Bo Lippincott Company
Instro Suppls
Depto Select
13,7k
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
3,92
Instr, Suppls
Dept. Select
13.95
Instro Suppls
Dept. Select
3,15
McGraw Hill Publication Company
Instr. Suppls
Dept, Select
2o71
William Morrow & Company, Inc0
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
3,87
W, Wo Norton & Company, Inc»
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
9,02
Oxford University Press, Inc<>
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
5.01
entice-Hall, Inc.
Instr® Suppls
Dept. Select
8,56
> Vanguard Press
Instr» Suppls
Dept, Select
2.52
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
Weston Walch, Publisher
Instro Suppls
Dept, Select
Ho Wo Wilson Company
Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select
5-'
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Longmans Green & Company, Inc, v -V The Macmillan Company I Jl’t Macrae Smith Company
| Van Nostrand Company9 Inc0
Club^lasBen Hig& School
Assembling TV Teach.GuidesSchl, Select
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arnhill-Allen Sheet Metal. Inc, (1956 Bond) Jo Jo Bollinger Construction., Inco (1956 Bond) orge Ho Co Green
(1956 Bond)
rge H, Co Green (57“58 General) art Sheet Metals Inc. (56-57 BL)
Labor & Mtrls
Board Action
Esto 11 Consto John Marshall Jro Sr, High
Board Action
T V Program
Board Action
T V Program
Board Action
Repr0 to Bldgo Eqpt, Mtrl Board Action
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e^persons to be listed on these payrolls have been regularly e nd&L, monthly or daily basis and payrolls are tOrbe-3 ■Hrn »11_____ <11- wi-11 ibe supported , < , .by ' verif * ' * the Board. All payrolls, , rization ^nd approver and will be examined by* the piji’or to release of warrants. 'We recommend that these Kjnnent subject only -to i;ei s t) ‘ the Board on erk be authorized to> issue1 >
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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $779; 593-3% 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."
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the payrolls for the month of September be approved and the payrolls for October be authorized as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
General Business, Purchasing
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Claims Approve for Payment I I
R- #352 Sept. Payrolls Approved-Oct. Payrolls Authorized
R. #353 Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve recommendation that Transportation transportation contract be drawn with Mr. Virgil Gee for furnishing transportation service 1 by the addition of one 48-passenger bus to serve the common school districts in the north1 Contract Approved east portion of Oklahoma City, in the transporting of legally transferred secondary students . to Oklahoma City schools, at a price of $270.00 per month, this being identical with the bid submitted by Mr. Gee on his bid of August 13, 1957; the added bus being made necessary | by the increase in legal transfer students from the areas involved to a total of 184 students ■ On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." iR. #354 It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve a special purchase of a total of 10,000 sq. ft. of perforated acoustical ceiling tile from the Harold C. Parker ^Purchase of Company, Inc., in the total amount of $2,079-00; "the purchase to be charged to the Building; Acoustical Til Levy Account #510. I Approved On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Mr.. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve accepting the bid of ^355 Great Western Stage & Equipment Company on new stage curtains and window drapes for Classen j Accepted ; Stage Equipmen High School, in the amount of $17,603-55; this being low bid, this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids (next page): i Drapes, etc. i for Classen
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B. #355 Continued
The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." j j | |
R- #356 Bids Accepted on Electrical Fixtures
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids as follows on electrical fixtures for the Harding and Central libraries, and general supplies for all schools, in the total amount of $4,866.47, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account #514, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids
Emsco Electric Company General Electric Company
670.44 ■ u,196.03 $4,866.47’ $
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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R- #357 Purchase of Steel Nosing Approved_____ R- #358 Bid Accepted on Venetian Blinds
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moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of 310 of cast iron abrasive steel nosing for Central High School from McKinley Iron Works total amount of $1,525-20, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mrs Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the bid of Acme ManufacI turing Company in the amount of $3,665-53 on Venetian blinds for Southeast, U. S. Grant and John Marshall schools, the purchase to be charged to 1956 Bond Account #853, this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for -Bids:
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The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #359
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Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to make the following offer Offer for | for properties to increase the site of the Millard Fillmore School, the properties being Properties for 1 owned by Mr. Olan Mitchell: Fillmore School (a) Property adjacent to the school, three lots, $5,250.00; Approved______ [ (b) House and lot adjacent on the south of the above three lots, $6,500.00, 1 this being official appraisal.
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. R. #360 Offer for Bannaker Property Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution^ prepared by the Board Attorney, relative to the old Bannaker property: s
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WHEREAS, the District is advised that the State will condemn certain lots in the Bannbker School property, Being part of Block 6, Walnut Grove Addition, shown hy the map on file with the District and present and referred to at this meeting at this time, if the same cannot he purchased from the District; and WHEREAS, the District is offered for the above portion of Lots 7 through 10 in said Block 6, the sum of $750.00, and for the portion shown on the map of Lots 1 through 6 and 11 through 16 and 19 and 20, all in said Block 6, the sum of $3,000.00; and,
WHEREAS, there is presented to this meeting dedication deeds covering the above described property and claims for the consideration therefor; and, after careful investigation, finds that the above described considerations are fair considerations for the property taken and the best price that can be obtained, and that the property is not necessary for school purposes and that the property will be taken by condemnation if the above proposition is not accepted;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the District accept the above proposition and execute the claims for purchase prices and the deeds above described, and that the officers of the District be authorized, empowered and directed to do all things necessary to carry the above into effect. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma enter into a contract with the United States of America to lease the Whittier School plant, located at 1900 N. W. 10, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, described as approximately 20,177 sq. ft., located on Lots 1-12, inclusive, and Lots Ul~55i,. inclusive, all in Block 15 in the Bell Vern Addition to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at $1^,900 per year, pro-rated monthly, beginning November 1, 1957, with terms and conditions as set forth in lease section 17 of said lease, limiting and setting out the liability and duty of the lessor School District to repair and keep in condition the premise^,shall exclusively govern regardless of anything in the printed portion of the lease to the contrary notwithstanding, and that authority is herewith given for proper officials to sign the said lease.
R. #361 Final Approval of Lease of Whittier Property to U. S.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
There being no further business, the President declared the meeting adjourned. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved the
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 4, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKIAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1957; AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton
ABSENT:
Otto F. Thompson
* Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant SuperinI tendent; H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gilbert L. iRobinson, and Robert Shultz, - Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasi urer; Millard Prigmore and David Light, Auditors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; a group of high ■ school students representing members and officials of the Board in connection with Father jand Son Week at the YMCA; representative of the press and T-V stations; representatives of ; the P-TA and Classroom Teachers Association; Mr. Jib Favor, Sponsor of Father & Son Week. Invocation
The invocation was given by Mrs. Melton,
Visitors
The President introduced visitors as listed above.
R. #362 Minutes Approved
: On motion of Mr. McCray, ; seconded by Mrs. Melton, the minutes of the meeting of October 7; i 1957 were approved as read. >.*•> j LEGAL & FINANCIAL REPORTS
jThe Treasurer presented his report for the month of October.
; Report of Treasurer
{Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that 4|^ of the budget and of the building fund have been ■ Auditor's { collected, and he handed out a report of audit of the Adult Institute. Report
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|On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, the reports of the Treasurer and the * Auditor were accepted, approved, and ordered to be placed on file in the Clerk's office.
Sit was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve setting the rate ofinjterest at 2% on non-payable General Fund and Building Fund warrants on current issue. J The motion carried unanimously on roll call. sMotion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett that permission be given the j School Treasurer to invest Sinking Funds in current warrants to the extent that the funds [are not needed to meet bondandinterest coupon maturities. On roll call, the motion carl ried with all members presentvoting "Aye."
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Progress Report on Maintenance Program in the Oklahoma City Schools, by Mr. H. G. Buchanan, Director, distributed to Board members and officials;
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Convention reports by N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent, were presented: .
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National Council of School House Construction Association of School Business Officials
Bids for parking development plans for Harding are to be opened November 21, 1957; 4:30 p. m. (approved by Board)
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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.
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Superintendent of Schools, Melvin W. Barnes, be authorized to receive all communications, and that N. L. G eorge, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, be and is hereby authorized to execute the application on behalf of the Board.
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R. #366 Approval of Resolution to File Applicati for Federal Assistance
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R. #366 Continued.
|On roll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
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R. #367 ’Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mr. Alonzo Norward., teacher Resolution of J at Northwest Classen High School, deceased. October 16, 1957? was made by Mr. Bennett, seconAppreciation fot ded by Mr. McCray, and carried: Alonzo Norwood RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF MR. ALONZO NORWOOD The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Alonzo Norwood, October 16, 1957Mr. Norwood joined the Oklahoma City School System in September 1928 as Industrial Arts Teacher at Webster Junior High School. He transferred to Classen High School in 19^7 and to Northwest Classen in 1955; where he taught the same subject.
He was a member of the national,state, and local professional organizations and the First Church of the Nazarene in Bethany. His friendliness, loyalty, and devotion to duty will long be remembered. In working with children, he found great happiness and they, in turn, appreciated him as a f riend as well as a teacher. By his quiet unassuming manner he enriched the lives of all his students and he helped subsidize many students through •.college who otherwise couldn't have attended.
R. #368 Attendance at Professional Meetings Approved
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His thoughtfulness and unselfishness were a great inspiration to his I co-workers and we feel that his noble spirit and high ideals which he translated into life will long live in the hearts of all who knew him.
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The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher whose influence for good will have a lasting effect upon all who knew and?worked with him.
i It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution \ directing the persons indicated to attend conventions and conferences; j ■ 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 conventions and conferences as indicated: Miss Martha A. Russell, Mrs. Esther Gentry, Mrs. Juanita Taylor, Mrs. Blanche Davis, Miss Pauline Butler, Mrs. Polly Kirkpatrick, and Mrs. Mary Burry -to attend the American School Food Service Convention, St. Louis, Missouri, November 11-14, 1957; Dr. Louise Farr to attend the Sixth Annual Conference of the American Medical Association for School Physicians, Chicago, Illinois, October 30-November 1, 1957;
Mrs. Elaine Tucker to attend the Annual Conference of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, St. Louis, Missouri, October 29-November 1, 1957-
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R. #369 Supt. To Direct Attendance at Conventions, No Expense to Board
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 Miss Russell, Dr. Farr, and Mrs. Tucker on the trips be paid by theBoard of Education, and that 6^ per mile mileage be paid to Mrs. Gentry who will drive her car on the trip to St. Louis, witji Mrs. 'Taylor, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs. Burry as passengers, these being managers of school cafeterias.
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Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that permission be given the Superintendent to direct school employees wto attend; any conferences and meetings at no expense to the Board, when, in his judgment, the attendance will be beneficial to the Board of Education. The motion carried on roll call, with all members prsent voting "Aye."
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R. #370 Consultant Expenses Approved (Dr. Oliver)
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve paying Dr. Albert I. Oliver. Professor of Education at the University of Pennsylvania, $150.00 for consultant services the week of November 4, 1957- The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting ’'Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve paying Dr. Ethel Thompson, Consultant, Elementary Supervisors and Elementary School Reading Teachers, for one day, November 7, 1957, expenses $50.00. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #371 Approval to Pa j Consultant Fee (.Dr. Thompson)
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It was recommended that the following persons he employed 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; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved:
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SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL yea r ,
WALKER,
DORIS
BUTLER,
CHRISTINE
1957-58
MILLNER!, ALTHEN
WEBSTER!,
BILYEU, (GRACE MITCHELL , WILLIAM R.
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BOULLY, BESSIE
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Ele me nta ry Ed . Ele me nta ry Scie nc e , Biology , Che mistr y , M l ath Ind . Arts -.Phy s . Ed ., Socia l S : tu . sc ien ce , Emsl ish Ele me nt ar y , Phy s . Ed ., Speec h 1,2, 3, Kdgt . Ele men ta r y Sc ien c e ,, Jr . High , Ele me nta ry Eng li sh /Spe ec h , Dr amat ics
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407 N. w. Ave n u e , Bet ha ny
1107 Bedf ord ' 1203 hl. W. 44 2717 N. W. 64 508 IN. Asbur y 1920> N. w.
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SCOTT, MARI GUMM
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GRIFFETH, MARY JUNE
ELEMENTARY, MUSIC
HOME ECONOMICS .
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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY ROBERT PFOTENHAUER AS ELECTRICAL SALARY TO BE $5700 PER YEAR. OCTOBER 28, 1957.
ENGINEER, T.V. STATION,
EFFECTIVE
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. CECIL BRIDGES AS AN EVALUATOR FOR THE FORD FOUNDATION. $5500 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 7, 1957
SALARY
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS MARY ELIZABETH JONES AS CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR AT THE ADULT INSTITUTE y to be $300 per mon th for appr oxima tely four (4) mon th s , effec tive Octo be r 9, 1957.
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REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER MRS. CONSTANCE ANDERSON, FROM i TIME CLERK AT DEWEY TO FULL-TIME CLERK THIS IS AN ADDITIONAL £ TIME POSITION. SALARY FROM $93.05 TO $186.10, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I, 1957.
REQUEST PERMISSION TO SCHOOL.
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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY DONNA SUE LILES, AS TEMPORARY TYPIST IN THE STOREROOM FOR ONE (l ) IEFFECTIVE OCTOBER 7, 1957
MONTH,
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. BETTY G. TINNEMEYER AS TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 22, 1957. SALARY ON THE BASIS OF 1170 PER MONTH,
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS LOIS CROW AS tempor SALARY TO BE $215 PER MONTH, OCTOBER 7, 1957
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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR DONNIE SMITH AS TEMPORARY MULTI LI TH OPERATOR. FOR TWO (2) DAYS - OCTOBER 24 AND OCTOBER 25, »957.
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GOSS, LUNELL
ENGLISH
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JONES, GLADYS
Riley , Ern es t Jone s , Eu n ic e Slin ker , Bet ty
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Change
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Request permission to transfer Sam Ridge, floorman at Lee - salary $193.33 per month to head custodian at TV Studio, Classen High School - salary $218.33 per month - effective October 7, 1957Request permission to transfer Billy Joe DeBoard, helper in textbook center - saI ary $ I.25 per hour to floorman at Lee - salary $183.33 per month - effective October 7, 1957. Request permission to transfer Frances Lyons, 5 time custodian at Woodson - saI ary $ I 18.34 per month to 4 tine floorman at Woodson salary $42.66 per month - effective October 21, 1957.
. . ** Request permission to transfer Pat McGee, floorman at Nichols Hills saI ary $ 185•82 per month to 2 time floorman at University Heights salary $94.16 per month - effective October 24, 1957. .r.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD Maintenance Department
Change
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» transfer John E. Hobgood, temporary laborer Request permission to • ur salary $1.25 per hour to temporary semi-skilled laborer - salary $1.35 per hour - effective September 26, 1957.
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Request permission to transfer John A. Glenn, temporary Iaborer salary $1.35 per hour to regular plaster tender - salary $2900 per year - effective October II, 1957Request permission to transfer Richard J. Witcher, temporary laborer|saI ary $1.25 per hour to temporary sem i-skilled laborer - salary $ I »3*5 per hour - effective September 26, 1957. Request permission to raise the salary of Wayne Thomas Finley, temporary apprentice electrician, from $1.25 per hour to $1.50 per hour - ef f ecjj-ve: October 11,1957Request permission to raise the salary of Eugene Farmer, temporary concrete finisher, from $1.85 per hour to $2.00 per hour - effective p October II, 1957■ Request permission to transfer Edward J. Hamby from temporary laborer - salary $1.35 per hour to regular plaster tender - salary $2900 per year - effective October I I, 1957.
Request permission to transfer Raymond E. Webb, temporary Iaborer salary $1.25 per hour to temporary semi-skilled Iaborer - salary $1.35 per hour - effective September 26, 1957Request permission to raise the painter, from $ I.60 per hour to 1957-
Johnny 0. McNeal, temporary hour - effective September 26,
Flannigan, temporary Request permission to raise the saI ary of carpenter ,r, per hour to $2.25 per hour -
Request permission to discontinue car a I Iowance of W. effective October I I, I 957
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Jerry D.
More 1 and
Pa i nter
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October 8,
Dav i d J.
Cumm i ngs
Pa i nter
$ 1.60 hr.
October 8,
Frank E,
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Pa i nter
$ 1.60 hr.
October 8,
Student Painter
$1.25 hr.
October
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Student Painter
$1.25 hr.
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$1.25 hr,
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Laur i e P .
01dham
William E. Pete T.
Claud V.
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SuppIy Department
Request permission to employ the following students as temporary help in the Electronics Department - salary $1.00 per hour - effective November I, I 957 J
Jerry Oliver Jack C. Brown Kenneth Bull
Audio-Visual Department Request permission to employ William R. Hawkins as temporary helper in the teytbook center - salary $1.25 per hour - effective October 11, 1957-
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #372 Personnel Approved
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R- #373 Claims, Bills, Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Mr. as follows:
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Ratification of October 1957 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:
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FORD FOUNDATION
33,000.00
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Authorize payment of -vendor bills as per attached jicemized list. These bills have been examined and apj roved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services. I
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n~s Sportin'- Goods
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Board Action
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The Auditor has checked all bills.
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Item #la-1957-58 General Fund
a
7U, 7711.66
Item #Ib-1956-57 General Fund
&
511,803.97
Item #10-19^7-^8 Building Levy-
37,891.53 M**
Item #Ld-1956-0>7 Building Levy
$ $
Item #le-1956 Bond
r
Item £Lf-19$li Bond
$
, 200.00
Item #lg-1957-58 Ford Foundation
$
10,376.31
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3118.799.35 ..
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'’A” Auto Salvage
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
5.00
Abelard Schuman Ltd.
Teaching Aid Center
Dept. Select
3.12
Acme Brick Company
Instr. Suppls
Low
Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation
Off. Suppls-Print.-Repr.
Low Dept, Select Standard
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113.00 6.911 23.98
150.85
73.92 •i
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A & E Equipment Company
Instr. Suppls
Low Letter Bid 6111.52 19.20 • 660.72 Dept. Select
Airline Water Company
Water Service
Utilities
77.90
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Schl. Select Dept. Select
20.33 96.57 33.00
Itept. Select Low Schl. Select
2.50 U0.52 li.88
7< • Ames Supply Company
Repr-Industrial Arts Eqpt Dept. Select
116.32
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. i
Upk Trks-Cars-Custodial Suppls
Low
Upk Trks-Cars
Dept. Select
^terican Art Clay Company Ijilrican Book Company [^^m*ican Electric-Ignition Co,
: WKican Library Association Teaching Aid Suppls American Optical Company Health Itept. Suppls African Printing House for the Blind Instr. Suppls
| . * ‘
, A'WP Truck Salvage Company
1,220.87
3.5o I
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Auto Parts & Machine Company
Upk Trks-Gars
Dept, Select Low
31U.17 27.62 , 3bl.79
The Automotive, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Board Action
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Barada & Page, Inc. Melvin W. Barnes
Custodial Suppls Other Admin. Expense
Low Board Action
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261.33 58.37
Arthur Barr Productions
Visual Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
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290.00
Benefic Press
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
11.77
The Big Top Toy Shop Bills Grocery
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Schl. Select
3b.98 15.00
Bobbs Merrill Pub. Company Bowmar Rec rods
Dept. Select Schl. Select
Frank H. Braunlich The British Book Center, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls > . J _ - - .U-4 V J Visual Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
158 3$ 6.72
Britton Piano Shop
Repr & Replace Pianos
Standard
325.90
T. H. Broad The Brookings Institution
Other Admin. Expense Instr. Suppls
Board Action Dept. Select
b0.70 18.00
Brown Machinery Company
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
1.95
Clarence L. Boyd Company, Inc. H. G. Buchanan Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc. -
Upk Trks & Cars Other Admin. Expense Repr & Replace Physical Ed. Eqpt.
Itept, Select Board Action
2.11 175.10
Dept. Select
73.0b
Burroughs Corporation Butler-Sparks Equipment Company
Repr-Office wachiueo Upk Trks & Cars
Standard Dept. Select
10.00 58.8b
California Test Bureau Calvin Company Caston Lumber Company Bob Cates
Standard Dept. Select Bid Agreement
912.08 99.99 2b0.60
Carpenter Paper Company Central Book Company, Inc. Changing Times Magazine
Instr. Suppls Suppls-Visual Ed. Repr to General Eqpt. Instr & Custd. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Low Board Action Dept. Select Schl Select
135.31 b,962.50 6.00 6.00
City Spring. Works ; Civic Education Service, Inc.
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Itept. Select Schl. Select
127.25 ‘ 20b.75s
Clarke Sanding Machine Company Clarkq’s Violin House ...1 Cle^ejts Sporting Goods ClysSs Carburetor Service
Custodial Suppls Repr to musical Instrm.
Schl. Select Dept. Select
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Low Extended Bid Dept. Select
\s
b.92
2.93 7.95
lb.75'; 63.00-
760.25, 13.00
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Commercial Distributing, Inc
Upk Trks & Cars
Low
J. H. Conger
Instr. Suppls
Agreement-Flight Training52.5O
Consumers Union of U. S. Inc
Suppls- Bus. Office
Standard
Cook Electric Supply Company Cook Paint & Varnish Company
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Board Action Low
The Council for Admin. Leadership
Suppls-Personnell off
Dept
Crescent Market Inc Current History
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Schl. Select
The Daily Law Journal Record
Legal Publications
Publisher
97^5
Clarence Deal Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc
Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Board Action
96.00 115.65 ;
Delmar Publishers, -Inc. Department of.Education Bureau of Publications
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
67.12.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
The Dolese Company Doubleday & Company, Inc
Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Bid Agreement Dept Select
Dowlings, Inc..
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Low
5.00
37.55 22.32 *:
Select
lti:08
13.92 lll.OO I
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Downtown Chevrolet Bill Doyle,
Upk Trks & Cars Office Suppls & Printing
Duplicating Products, Inc
Instr. suppls-Repr-Off Machines
V
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The Economy Company ... Educational Record Sale, Inc
Alvin. R. Eggeling
Elk® Emscd-
JSupply of Okla, fo Products Co. #5
lectric Supply Co., Inc.
ft
152.67 266.110
270.30 111. 10
2.00
149,07
30o07
Dept. Select Low . 959*73 Board Action2,771.88 School Selecuf 31.65
Low Standard
h
28I1.I1O
Library & Text Books Instr. Suppls.
Dept. Select. Schl. Select
Other Admin. Expense
Board Action
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Board Action Low Bid-Board Action
5.35 75*05
Board Action
11.10
Instr
Suppls
Estamae Records
Instr. Suppls
Exposition Press, Inc
Teaching Aid Suppls
Schl. Select Dept, Select Dept. Select
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Labor & Mtrls-Radio Sta.
Dept. Select
I 80.00
C, J. Fishman
Rental & Storage
Contract
$75.00
Bill D. Foutz Ben Franklin Store
Other Admin. Expense Instr. Suppls
Board Action Schl. Select
69.67 22.86
Friden Calculating Machine Agency Frith Films
Repr. to office Machines Visual Ed. Suppls
Standard Dept. Select
37.83 130.00
General Truck Company Dr. N. L. George
Upk Trks & Cars Other Admin. Expense
Itept. Select Board Action
Hugh B. Ginn
Other Admin. Expense
Board Action
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Upk .Trks & Cars
Low
81.20
-Graham Paper Company
Suppls-visual education
Low
200.57
Hackett Electric Company J. C. Hamilton Company
Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select Dept. Select
2.26 7.U9
Harcourt Brace & Company
Teaching Aid Suppls
Itept. Select Schl. Select
671.20
Harper & Brothers Hart Industrial Supply Company
Teaching Aid’Suppls Suppls-Instr.-Visual Ed, Engineering Dept.
■The Harwald Company, Inc
Visual Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Low Board Action Schl. Select Dept. Select Standard
D. C. Heath & Company
Library & Instr. Suppls
Alex.Higdon Henry' Holt & Company, Inc. Eohma»n’s Appliance Service Hunzfieker Brothers
Other Admin. Expense Teaching Aid Suppls Repr-Indus. Arts Eqpt Instr. Suppls
(Edmond)
, . ■ '.. .
Schl. Dept. Board Dept. Dept. Low Board
Select Select Action Select Select Action
17M0
1.28 (
17.28 I 80.76 f
19.25
98.OU
Hy-Spped Longhand Publishing Company
Library Suppls
Dept. Select
h.7.68
Industrial Chemical Labs, Inc. ................... Ini^&ational BusinessMachines Corp
Custodial Suppls
Low
55.00
Rental Agreement
Rental Agreement 1, 121^00 Standard 13.31 1,13k.31
national Harvester Company
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
- llj.0.02
Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select Low
5.50 18.90
JI feon Motors piton & Larimer, Div.
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119.UO 106.76
Johnson Wholesale ElectrOMcs
Instr. Suppls
Low Letter Bid
Fred Jones Ford Jones Boy Grocery # 6 Helen M. Jones J & R Supply Company
Upk Trks & Cars Ihetr. Suppls Other*.Admin. Expense Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Schl. Board Dept.
Select Select Action Select
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15.1l5 35.88 65.29 k.35
Kamp Brothers Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Schl. Select
y t
2U.19 14.77
The Leader Press, Inc.
Suppls-Adult Institute
Publisher
Library Supply Company Lily Mills Company
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Schl. Select
28.37 18.29
Litho Negative & Plate Company
Office Suppls & Print.
Dept. Select
3I4.6O
The Macmillan Company Magnus Craft Materials
Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
Mansfield Zesiger Mfg. Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
h
Riley McCullough McGraw Hill Publishers
Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls
Bid Agreement Schl. Select
? 32.50 322.0U
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Health Suppls
Low
Metropolitan Water Company Mideke Supply Company
Water' Instr. Suppls
Utilities Board Action Low
Midwest Sports Center Milady Publishing. Corp. Miller Jackson Company Miller Floor Company Modern Lithography
Instr. Suppls Library Suppls Instr. Suppls Suppls-Bus. Office Instr. Suppls
Low Dept. Select Board Action Low Dept. Select
Monroe Calculating Machine Company, Montgomery Ward & Company
Repr.’to office machines Instr. Suppls
Standard Schl. Select
169.98 5.60
Moore Business Forms, Inc. Morris Chevrolet, Inc.
Suppls-Research office Instr. Suppls
Board Action Dept. Select
'■ 571.09 V; 2.56
Multigraph Branch’of AddressographMultigraph Corporation
Repr. to office machines
Standard
A”
Music Information Service, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
Music Journal
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
326.16
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22.50
i
U.85 8.07 9.95
89.28
/
35.2<
l,217.U9k 33.-5»s251i.5U'
:
286.20 37.18 12. & 3U.65 3.00
7.5U
■ IS 8.6U
3.00 3
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National Machine Works, Inc. The New ^ork Times
Repr to Indus. Art. Eqpt. Bid Agreement Suppls-Superintendent Publisher
Nichols Seed & Fertiliser Company
Maint. Physical Ed.
Dept. Select
1.50
W. W. Norton’ & Company Inc*
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
2.39;
A. J. Nystrom & Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
77/92'
Oklahoma Commission on Educational Administration Oceana Publications Inc.
Other Admin. Expense Teaching Aid Suppls
Dbpt. Select Dept.- Select
;
Ohio State University Publications Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-Personnel Office Custodial Suppls
,, Dept. Select Bid Agreement
6.12 15U.7O
Oklahoma City Tractor & Imp. Co. Oklahoma City Water Department
Upk Trks & Cars Water & Sewage
Dept. Select Utilities
18.27 6,771.17
Oklahoma County Health Council Oklahoma County Water Company
Other Admin. Expense Water
Dept. Select Utilities
10.00 57.10
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company
Light & Power
Utilities
Oklahoma Historical Society Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Instr. Suppls Fuel
Schl. Select Utilities
Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma Parent Teacher Oklahoma Seating Company
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Bid Agreement Schl. Select Schl. Select
367.58 .75 2.70
Pallady Welding & Equipment Company
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
300.33
W. ’ H. Payne Peery Tire & Supply Perfection Equipment Company
Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars
Bid AgreementDept. Select Dept. Select
Pipkin Photo Service
Instr. Suppls
Board Action Low
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Postmaster
Instr. Suppls Suppls, Bus. Office
Prime Petroleum Products, Inc
Upk Trks & Cars
Low
Radio Supply, Inc.' Reader’s Digest Ed. Dept
Labor'& Mtrls Radio Sta. Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
jig|nts Publishing Company, Inc.
Library & Text Books
Publisher
bn Rand,Div. of Sperry Rand , Sales Company
680.00 19.50
10.00 2.50
13,861i.Ii9
6.00 1,800.60
30.00 7.00 3< 103.67 U9.6O
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- Board Action Standard
Siippls, Research Instr. Suppls
17.00 9o.oo
1.3 67.0 ♦
X
£
V-
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Richards & Conover Hardware Company
Instr. Suppls
Riley Reproduction, Inc.
Suppls, Research Office
Board Action Low . Dept. Select
Robberson'Steel Company Gilbert L. Robinson
Instr. Suppls Other Admin. Expense
Board Action Board Action
Robinson Janitor Supply Company
Custodial Suppls
Low Bid
Royal Typewriter Company
Repr* to Office Machiries
Standard Bid Agreement
Stanley Ruskin' Hollis Russell, Bookseller
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Schl. Select
56.98 8.96
Howard W. Sams & Company, Inc. Sand Products Company
Instr* Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Bid Agreement
111.57 611.00 ■
Sani-Speed Manufacturing Company Sanitary Equipment Company
Office Suppls & Print. Custodial Suppls
Dept. Select Low
2.110 22.110
Scholastic Magazine Inc. Science Research Associates
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Standard ■■
Scientific Publishing Company
Instr. Suppls
Standard
15.12''
Scio tt Chevrole t Company Service Electric Company
Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select Dept. Select
1.18 13.31
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Upk Trks & Cars
Low Board Action
C. G. Showers Singer Sewing Machine Company
Library Suppls Instr. Suppls
Jasper Sipes School Book Depository
Library & Instr. Suppls
Board Agreei 3,11211.67 198.72 [3,623.39 Schl. Select
Southwest Parts'Corp. Southwest Wheel, Inc., Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.
Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars Telephone Service
Dept. Select Dept. Select Utilities
Spurlin Sales, Inc.
Upk Trks & Cars
Square Dance Associates
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Standard Schl. Select
Star Electric Supply Company
Instr. Suppls
Board Action
The Steck Company J Steel Supply Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
12.95
Instr. Suppls
Low
82.86
.
lldli.08 1811.115
363. 511
1,853.9k 106.110 119.98
j
A ie . 3387.37 J
12a8h 37U.53
163.501,117.16",
■ #.S1 19.3b
711.85
Low ■ Standard
10.98 18 46I1
23.36 11.50 5/37.12
28.35 2115.88
2711.2-3 20.59 :
9.00
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Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Bo H. Thomas Thomas Concrete Pipe Company,
Petty Cash Reimbursement Labor Printing Instr. Suppls
Reimbursement Bd. Agreement
Thompson School Book Depository
Library Suppls
Publisher Board Agree.-
202.91 111.11 12.25
Jj OW
21.80 1,27'9.1x2
I
Schl. Select Schl. Select
The Todd Company, Inc Town' of Nichols Hills
Suppls-Reprs. Water & Sewage
Standard Utilities
Tribune Productions, Inc
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
UARCO, Inc. Underwood Corp.
Bldg. & Grds. Suppls Repr. to office machines
Standard . Bid Agreement
Frederick Ungar Publishing Co. -.t
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
5.32
M’V, S. News & World Report”
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
1x5.00
The Viking Press Inc.
. Walden Sons & Mott, Inc. Waller Typesetting Company V’
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
2.37
Instr. Suppls Office Suppls & Print.
Schl. Select Dept ." Select "'
^T. M. Welch Manufacturing Company Western Bank & Office Supply
Instr.' Suppls Business Office Suppls
Board Action Low Dept. Select
Instr. Suppls
Standard Low Dept. Select Bid Agreement
I4.16.85 11x3. oo **19.02
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173.98 k, 802.1x8
8
5.00 1x7.50
Hx.oo 15.25 1x3.82 ' lx. 80 7.50
23U.OO
29.25
56.12 25.1x9
Western Union Telegraph Company The> H. W. Wilson Company
Telegraph Instr. Suppls
Utilities Dept. Select
16.1x1 8.00
G.:^. Wimbish Th^John C. Winston Company
Magazines & Rebinding Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
56.00 2.72
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select
26.13
rake & Clutch
I
58.5o. 3.00
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Western Uniform & Towel Service, Inc. Instr. Suppls
1
1,301.22
Time Inc. Today’s Health Magazine
*■ Western Newspaper Union
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7 General- Fdncl *
omotive, Inc. e Water Company ’s, Inc. 5 Bollinger Construction, Inc
New Furn. & Fixtures Water Service New Furn. & Fixtures Final -Classen-ZV & Aud.
25.21x 65.25 510.00 lx,33U.33
Board Action Utilities Board Action Board Action
J.
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Schl. Select
3«5O
Board Action
13,138.00
Dowlings, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
153.27x Schl. Select Board Action U,677.92(h,831.19
Defines Aquarium
Repr. to Gen. Eqpt.
Low
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Reprs-New Fum & Fixtures Schl Select Board Action
Jenkins Music Company
Instr. Suppls
Loom Craft Studio Joe M. Mason Architect Mideke Supply Company Midwest Sports Center Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company W. J. Pettee & Company Plays Inc. Rex Sales Company Richards-& Conover Hardware Company
Instr. Suppls Schl. S^^ect Final. ' . (Central&Classen) Board Action New Furn & Fixtures Board Action •^nstr. Suppls Low
10.00 6.15 28.81+ -
314.99
.
16.0?
Schl. Select
Est. Classen FireDamageBoard Action New Schl Apparatus Low Instr. Suppls Schl. Select Instr. Suppls Low Recreation Suppls Dept. Select
Sbhmitts Hobby & Craft Shop Sorey, Hill & Sorey, Architects
Instr. Suppls
Final Classen.
Schl. Select Board Action
. 9.83 ; 665.50i
Southern Sales Company The Steck Company
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Low Schl. Select
23.26 i 1+9.82
Vaseco, Inc.
New Eqpt. Visual Ed.
Dept. Select Low
Western Newspaper Union
Instr. Suppls
Low
M. E. Wynn’Construction Co.
Const. Jackson & Central) Board Action (Est. $1) (Partial Final)
1957-58 Building Levy Acme Quality Paints, Inc.
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs-Mtrls
Low
A. R.K. Manufacturing Company Atomic Sound Equipment Company Jack Barnes Plumbing & Heating Bartlett Mfg. Company Black & Decker Mfg. Company
Mtrls- Bldg & Repr. Labor & Mtrls EST #2 FILLMORE Upk Grds. Mtrls Bldg Repr-Eqpt-Mtrls
Standard Low Board Action Dept. Select Dept. Select Standard
Paul Blakeney Company J. J. Bollinger Construction, Inc. Bottenfield’s, Inc.
Upk Grds. Mtrls Final Classen Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt
Low Board Action Standard
The Clarence L. Boyd Company, Inc
Upk Grds. & Mtrls
Dept. Select Standard
107.67 391.20
117.90 2O,.77U.?7
27.80 12.85
2.36 5 73.U1 •
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Paul Brawdy Brown Machinery Company
Upk Grd. Mtrls Mtrls-Bldg & Repr.
Low Standard
Butler Shade Company
Mtrls-ECLdg & Repr.
Low
30.00
Bob Cates Clements Sporting Goods John H. Cole Company
Mtrls-Bldg & Repr. Eq£t. Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt
Low Low ' Low
1+2.90 729.90 1.95
Cook Electric Supply Crane Company
Bldg Eqpt-Repr, Mtrls Bldg Eqpt-Repr, Mtrls
Low Board Action
22.1+6 . ll+9.1ib
The Dolese Company
Bldg-Mtrls-Repr.
Board Action
1,730.26
Dowlings, Inc. E. I. DuPont De Nemours & Co., Inc.
Mtrls-Bldg-Repr. Mtrls-Furn-Repr.
Schl. Select Low “ ’
1+75.00 286.00
Dyke Brothers
Mtrls-Bldg-Repr.
Low
130.20
Federal Corporation Flanagan Supply Company
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs-Mtrls Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs-Mtrls
Board Action Low
3,301+.88 351.23
General Electric Supply Company Graybar Elec. Company, Inc.
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs-Mtrls Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt
Board Action Low
160.52 331.U2
Hart Industrial Supply Company A. C. Horn Company of Texas
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs, Mtrls Mtrls-Bldg-Reprs
Low Dept. Select
1+81+.12 168.00
The Oran Huston Lumber Company
Mtrls-Bldg-Reprs
Low
l+oo.oo
Independent Supply Company
Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt.
Low
73.50
Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc.
Mtrls-Bldg-Reprs
Joe M. Mason, Architect Mideke Supply Company
Final Classen . Bldg. Eqpt-reprs-Eqpt,
318.95 Low 1,209.00 r Letter -Bid 337.88(1,865.83 Board Action ' > 11+7.53 Board Action 105.50 Letter Bid 1+7.50 Dept. Select f Board Action l,171+.l+lr 532.7141,860.15 Low
Miller Floor Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg. Co.
Mtrls-Bldg & Repr Bldg. Eqpt. Reprs-Mtrls
Low Standard Low
Norman Plumbing Supply
Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt.
Standard ..
Oklahoma Oxygen Company The'Oklahoma Publishing Company
Bid Agreement Bldg. Eqpt. Repps-Mtrls TV Elec. & Mach. Contract Publisher
Harold C. Parker & Co, Inc.
Mtrls-BLdg & Repr
Pittsburgh Plate. Gias, Company
Mtrls-Furn & Repr
10I+.I+0 122.91+
19.05
227.3U 15.00
Board Action 2,106.1+6 < Schl. Select ■,112.50(2,218.94; Low '... / 101+.5Q,
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Rice Machinery Company Richards & Conover Hardware Company
Mtrls-Bldg. & Repr Mtrls-Bldg.-Furn- & Repr
Dept. Select Low
inland Products, Inc
Mtrls-Bldg & Repr
Board Action
103.75
Mtrls-Upk of Grds. Mtrls-Bldg. & Repr (Est.#2)Electrical work ClassenTV Bldg Mtrls Mtrls. Furn & Repr
Standard Low Board Action Letter Bid Dept; Select
4.84 6.70 4,£88.00 ■864.94 r 47.30
Final - (Classen) Mtrls Bldg, & Repr.
Board Action Low
’ 79.75 93.60
Mtrls Bldg. & Repr Petty Cash Reimbursement Upk of Grds-Mtrls
Board Action Reimbursement Dept. Select
Sewer Line(Classen TV)
Board Action
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‘ Sorey, Hill & Sorey, Architects • Standard Roofing 4 Material Company
Chas, H. Stanford ’ Mary A, Thacker, Clerk ^'Thompson Hayward Chem. Company
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Low Board Low Board Low Low (Both Final>-Classen TV &. Central GymnBoard Board Bepr to Bldg Eqpt Mtrls
Repr. to Bldg; Mtrls Bob Cates Elevator Sales & Service Co. Est« # 2 Shops 2 Repr to Bldg-Eqpt-Mtrls General Electric Supply Company Gardner Hotel Supply Company (Furn &Eqp>ti-Edwards <& Marshall) Hart Industrial Supply Company Repr to bldg Mtrls Hunzicker Brothers . Repr to Bldg Eqpt ^trls
Joe M. Mason, Architect Mideke Supply Company
Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company Oklahoma Seating Company
Furn & Eqpt. Furn. & Eqpt.
Richards & Conover Hardware Company
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Const. Central Gyrnn (Change Order $L)
Atomic Sound Equipment Company
Furn & Eqpt
Board Action
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Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff
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Boren-Malone Company Butler Shade Company
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Capitol Stage Equipment Co. Cook Paint & Varnish Company
Furniture Painting Contract
Co ston-Frankfurt-Short
Harding-FinalF . ■
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The Dolese Company
Moving Annexes-Grd. Imp.
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199.00 185.00
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Painting Contract Painting Contract Annexes ■ '
Painting Contract EST #6 Modern. St Repr. Eqpt. ■ Final-Air Conditioning Annexes Painting Contract
Hart Industrial Supply Company W. A. Landers Co. St The Trane Co. Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. W. A.-Landers Company Mideke Supply Company Miller-Norris Company, Inc*
Board Action Low Board Action
1,157.90 66.89 3.90
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102.50 3,21*8.61 367^8 29,369.00 1*00. go XlLO a 00
Oklahoma Electrical Supply Co. > Oklahoma Seating Company
Remodeling (Taft) Eqpt.
Harold G. Parker & Company, Inc. L. B. Perkins Company Reynolds & Morrison Architects The Safway Rental & Sales Co. James M. Samis
Bldg. Mtrls Dept. Select Board Action Final-Sequyoah Board Action Final—Ridgeview Standard Painting Contract Supervision of Air Board Action Conditioning-A*./ Eqpt. ' Dept. Select EST. #3Paving Various SchlBoard Action Low Painting Contract Board Action Board Action Final—Ridgeview Low Annexes Petty Cash Reimbursement Reimbursement Mtrls Schl. Select
Sharp & Nichols Music Company Security Construction Company Sherwin Willaims Company !s Smith St Son Charles H. Stanford Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Wenger Music Equipment Company
Board Action Low-Extended Bid Board Action
6,963*30 950.00) 753.60 ( 1,703.60
137.75 127.86 20.00 772.05
120.65 728.00
2,036.91* 121.1*0 8,919.70
81*8.65 1,000.00 12.50 13.62 176.32
195U Bond Lehman Lippert Construction Co.
Final-Prairie Queen
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Eva May Baker Francis D. BaxterBeckley Cardy Company
Attendance Expense Attendance Expense Instr. Suppls
Summer Workshop Summer Workshop Schl. Select
Bewal, Inc.
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Standard
Helen Biggers ■
Attendance Expense '
Summer Workshop
Claude E. Boatman
Attendancd Expense
Summer Workshop
Miss Marjorie Brainard
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
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Patricia Brandt
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
Clarence Breithaupt
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
Russell C. Browe
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
Robert B. Cheney
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
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Alice Chesher
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
City Board of Education
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Ted Clemens
Attendance Expense
Summer- Workshop
Clements Sporting Goods
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Low
Leonard W. Cox
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.oo
Attendance Expense Extra Mtrs. & Suppls Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop Dept. Select Summer Workshop
5.oo 2.00 5.oo
Dulaney’s
Extra Mtris & Suppls
Dept. Select
Kenneth D. Edmond
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
Garwin Fleming
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
'Berniece Gordon
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00'
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
• 5.00’
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Schl. Select
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
Charles H. Douglas Doubleday & Company, Inc. Otis E.‘ Dulan
Charles Grady
' Mrs *• Gwendolyn Hanger
Harcourt Brace & Company
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Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
Houghton Mifflin Company
Instr. Seppis
Schl. Select
Jack Howard
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
Wendell Hubbard
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
Norma Louise Jone®
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
Felix A. Kimbrough
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.oo
Otis 0. Lawrence
Attendance" Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
L. E. Lewis, Jr.
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.oo
J.: B. Lippincott Company
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Dept. Select
2.18
Kathleen Lowther
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
Robert E. Lyon
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
J. Frank Malone
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.oo
Bi E. McCharen
Travel Expense
Summer Workshop
MpGraw Hill Book Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
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Melton Company, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
214..60
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
1.77
G'JjP. Putnam’s Sons s $ Random House, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
3.30
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
6.58
Mps. Betty Richard
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
Charles W. Sandmann
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
5.00
Maurine Sayre Charles Scribner’s Sons . Sooner Box Company
Attendance Expense Instr. Suppls Extra Mtrls &■ Suppls
Summer Workshop Schl. Select Dept. Select
5.00 8.91 69.65
James M. Sparks
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
Georgia A. Stathos
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
Staiie Department of Education
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Thompson School Book Depository *J Underwood Corporation
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Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Low
U., S. Geological Survey
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
Mary E. Wedding
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
;W. M. Welch Mfg. Company
Instr. Suppls
Dept, Select
'(leorge Woodall ;
Attendance Expense
Summer Workshop
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fljart Woods
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State Contribution Fund
Social Security Contribution 26-27 Gen.
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Lehman Lippert Const. Company
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R. #377 Approval to Pay Firm for Personnel Directories
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It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve purchase from the Times Journal' Publishing Company of the 1957 Personnel Directoryfor the Oklahoma City Public Schools, it being agreeable with the Times Journal Publishing Company that an identical price as quoted and paid for the 1956-57 directories shall continue for the current directories, and their quoted price based on:
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R. #375 Bid Accepted on Laundry Equipment
R. #376 Approval to Buy Camera & Accessories
2,500 copies @ $11-50 per page . New and changed lines © 10$ per line First proof @ 50$ per proof Additional proofs @ 10$ per proof Additional copies @ $60.00 per 100 copies
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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept the bid of Hammond Machinery Company in the total amount of $9,150.00 on laundry equipment for John Marshall, U. S. Grant, and Northwest Classen high schools, the purchase to be charged to the Bond Fund account #611-, this and 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."
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Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the purchase from Dick Peterson the following described sound camera and accessories:
Camera, amplifier with the T-V-T. shutter -------- $650.00 Viewfinder ----------------------- 100.00 3-inch (telephoto) f 2.8 lens ------------ _ U5.OO Power Supply and charger ---------------65.00 Prism viewfinder ---------------- ____ 10.00 TOTAL-------- $870.00 The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
Financial State!- A Financial Statement as of September 30, 1957 from the Central ment, Food Ser-! was presented. vice Department BUILDINGS
R. #377 Payment for Lots, Fillmore'] School Approved]:
R. #378. Sale of Lots, Bannaker Site, Approved
(To be purchased for television use.)
Food Service Department
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve payment of $5,250 to Mr. Olan Mitchell for the three lots adjacent to Millard Fillmore School which the Board Approved and which were described at the meeting of the Board October 7, 1957, as soon as the Board Attorney approves the legal documents. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded of lots 17 and 18, Block 6, Walnut Grove homa, Department of. Highways, for $375-00, ting lots. The motion carried unanimously
by Mrs. Melton to approve the sale of a portion Addition, Bannaker site, to the State of Oklathe Board having made a previous sale of abuton roll call.
R- #379 Easement Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve an easement on a small strip of land on Southeast 66th Street, never dedicated as a street, which will permit Dotson &:Merson Development Company to connect the sewer to serve Block 2 of Strosier’s Hts. off of School Board sewer, the firm having already paid the sewer assessment. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye,"
R- #380 Change Order 2 Marshall School
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following described Change Order No. 2, John Marshall High School, J. J. Bollinger Construction Company, Inc., Contractors, to be charged to Building Levy account #520:
Waterproof stage floor in auditorium
ADD to contract price --- $336.08
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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
#38© ’Continued
Motion to approve the following resolution regarding the Inverness Boyd property adjoining Central High School was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried:
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#381 Resolution ;in re Inverness Boyd Property
WHEREAS the Board of this District heretofore found and determined that this School District should for good and sufficient reasons cease to use Lots 17 and 18 in Block 3, Gault and Johnson's Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, "for the purpose of said museum and institute of art," as said "purpose" is described in the Will of Eleanor C. Boyd, which Will was probated in the County Court of^Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; and, WHEREAS this District has ceased to use the above described real estate for the above described purpose; and, WHEREAS this School District found and determined that it needed said property for school purposes other than the purposes set forth in the said Will of Eleanor C. Boyd; and,
WHEREAS the determination of this School District to cease to use said real property for said purpose set .out in said Will was’ in no wise brought*^bout by the fact that this School District found that it needs to use said real property above described for school purposes, other than those mentioned in the said Will of Eleanor C. Boyd; and, WHEREAS the District did use and is now using said real estate for school purposes other than the purposes set forth in said Will of Eleanor C. Boyd; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT .’"RESOLVED that it be made a matter of record that this School District has ceased to use the above described real property for . the above described purposes as set forth in the said last Will of the said Eleanor C. Boyd, and that this District has used and is using the real property above described for Lschool purposes, but purposes not included within those above mentioned as set forth in the Will of Eleanor C. Boyd.
There being no further business, the President declared the meeting adjourned.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
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PRESENT: Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President I
Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
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jOthers present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Messrs. Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, and A. H. Higdon ■■Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; David Light, Accountant; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; !Representative of the Press. Invocation
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R. #382 Bids Opened Parking Area Harding
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids for parking area at Harding High School were opened and read aloud as tabulated below: iW-WF: §
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Connelly Willingham Concho Swatek Metropolitan
PROPOSAL #1 PORTLAND CEMENT
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20,628 19,865 19.500 18.500
PROPOSAL #2 ASPHALTIC CONCRETE
$15,700 16,889 16,800 16,500
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R. #383 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the Lid. of Connelly Construe tion Company in the amount of $15,700 for asphaltic concrete parking at Harding be accepted.j Bid of Connell Accepted On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the transfer within the Capital Outlay portion of the budget of funds not to exceed $^-0,000, in order to facilitate the purchase of equipment for schools. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #38^ Transfer of Funds Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve supplemental appropriation for General Fund current expense in the sum of $13,830.86, this amount consisting only of school fees not otherwise considered in the current budget or revenue estimates. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R- #385 Supplemental Appropriation Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Information to the Board: 1.
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Report of the Primary Election for School Board. Member, Ward. 4, November 19, 1957:
Candidate
No. of Votes
George E. Zink Jerome Heyman Blumenthal Jim Wright
385 376 205U
Report that the Central Food Service Division has organized a food service interne program, and that they have received a $1000 scholarship for this program for 1958; also that there would be two $1000 scholarships for each of four years after 1958.
Report of Primary Election, Nov. 19
Interne Program Food Service Dept.
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GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
#386 Approval to Pay Election Expenses
Mrs. Melton moved approval to pay election expenses for the Primary Election for School Board Member Number Four, held on November 19, 1957:The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
P. #387 Bid Accepted ?n Well Pump
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett- to approve recommendation to purchase a well pump for the existing well at Capitol Hill Senior High Nursery Area from Sherman Machine and Iron Works in the total amount of $3,549-00, the purchase to be charged unt No. 523? this and other bids having been received in response to the Building lwthe_,motion carried unanimously. to the attached f râ–ş ÂŁ
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R. #388 i It was mpved .by Mrs. Melton and. seconded by Mr., Bennettcto confirm..:: purchase of house and Confirmation { lots from" Olan Mitchell to increase the site of Fillmore School, in the amount of $7000.00, of Purchase of! the Attorney and Assistant Superintendent having worked out the details of the transaction, Additional Site description of the land purchased being as follows: Fillmore Sch. j Part of Block 5 of McCann and Davis South Highland Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, described by metes and bounds as follows: i
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Commencing at a point 5 ft- South of the Northeast Corner of Block 5 for a point or place of beginning; thence West 184.95 ft- parallel to the North Line of said Block 5 to a point on the East Line of the Millard Fillmore School grounds; thence South 50 ft. on said East line; thence East 184.95 feet to the East line of said Block 5; thence North 50 ft. to the point or place of beginning, otherwise described as:
The South 50 ft. of the North 55 ft. of the East Half, except the West 100 ft. thereof, of said Block 5, as shown by the recorded plat thereof
together with all the improvements thereon and the appurtenances the^pnto belonging, and warrant the title to the same.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
REPORTS tfr. Burr Improving
The Superintendent reported that Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, who has recently undergone a serious operation, is improving. ! J
Mrs. Campbell's It was reported that the mother of Mrs. Floy Campbell, Public Relations Director, had Mother Deceased died recently.
Favorable Comment on New Okla. City Book
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Mrs. Melton commented very favorably on the new Oklahoma City book published recently, entitled "Oklahoma City, Capital of Soonerland."
There being no further business, the President declared the meeting adjourned. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 2, 1957
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1957 AT
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Jim Wright, President Phil C. Bennett, Vice President
C. B. McCray Nellie R. Melton Otto F. Thompson
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superin-; tendent; Messrs. H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, Lonnie Gilliland, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Robert Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Treasurer; David Light, Accountant; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Mrs. Glenn Slaughter and Mrs. Pat Johnson representing the P-TA Council; j Miss Mary McCord, representing the Classroom Teachers Association; and Imogene Patrick of ; the Daily Oklahoman. ' i
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On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meetings of November U, 1957 and November 21, 1957 were approved as read.
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LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
The School District Treasurer submitted his report for the month of November and handed the Clerk a copy to be filed. The Auditor reported all claims submitted for payment checked and approved, and he recommended a transfer of funds in the General Fund. Motion to approve the foregoing reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the Auditor's recommendation for a transfer of appropriations within the General Fund from the M-18 Account, Radio & TV Supplies, in the amount’'of $2000.00, to M-17 Account, Labor & Materials Radio Station. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
j Reports of i Treasurer â– & Auditor
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT The Superintendent reported that Mr. Burr was home from the hospital and well enough to have a few visitors.
i Mr. Burr i Improving
On recommendation of the Superintendent, it was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. i Melton, that the school calendar be changed to extend the Christmas vacation in the schools! to include January 2 and 3; as there have been many requests for this extension. The j motion carried unanimously on roll call. :
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing the persons indicated to make trips and attend conferences 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 persons would make trips and attend conferences as indicated:
Clarence Deal and Cecil Bridges - to visit the University of Nebraska Educational Television Station, December U and 5J
Helen Jones and Leonard Cox - to attend the Cincinnati Television Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, December 9-16-11; Ophelia Byars - to attend a meeting of the National Council of Social Studies, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 27-3C;
Hazel Livingston - to attend a meeting of the National English Council, Minneapolis, Minnesota, November 27-December 1; Kathleen Ryan, teacher of foreign language at Classen High School, - to attend the meeting of the Modern Language Audio-Visual Project at Wayne University, December 5-6-7, Detroit, Michigan.
R. #392 Christmas Vacation Extended
' R- #393 j Professional ' lrlPs Approve
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THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to make the trips and attend 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 the expenses of Mr. Deal, Mr. Bridges, Miss Byars, and Miss Livingston be paid from the Ford Foundation Funds of the Board of Education; that the expenses of Mrs. Jones and Dr. Cox be paid from the Ford Foundation New York Office; and that all expenses of Mrs. Ryan be paid by the Board of Education.
R. #393 Continued
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "aye." R. #39^) Approval to Pay N. Central Ass 'n Dues ’
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the Board's paying the annual North Central Association dues for each member high school, the dues for the 1957-58 school year having been set at $25-00, or a total of $250.00 for the ten schools. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
j Motion to approve the following resolutions of appreciation for the following deceased j persons was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried: | IN APPRECIATION OF f S MISS VIRGINIA SMITH
R- #395 Resolutions of Appreciation: Virginia Smith, Anna Burks Love, Dell Miller
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The Board of Education learned with deep regret’of the passing of Miss Virginia Smith November 26, 1957■v
Miss Smith joined the Oklahoma City School System in 193^ as kindergarten teacher at Irving School. She taught in several other elementary schools until the 1950-51 school year when she joined the staff at West Nichols Hills School. She was teaching there until her health necessitated taking a leave of absence at the beginning of the school year this fall. She was a member of the national, stat£, and local professional organizations and the Methodist Church of Nichols Hills.
She was concientious and dependable in her work and always encouraged each pupil to do his best. She was loving and thoughtful of both her pupils and her co-workers and had their respect, admiration, and devotion. Her high ideals will be translated into the. lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her. The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher. The highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and an inspiration to all her many friends.
IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. ANNA B. LOVE The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Anna B. Love November 28, 1957* Mrs. Love taught in several rural schools in Missouri and Oklahoma prior to her joining the Oklahoma City School System at Jefferson in 1909- She was Oklahoma County Superintendent of .Schools from 1910-1921. After that, she served as principal in several Oklahoma City schools and was principal at Dewey School when she retired because of ill health in 19^-
She was a member of the national, state, and local professional organizations, the First Presbyterian Church, and Kappa Kappa Iota. Mrs. Love was a very capable, intelligent person in whatever capacity she served. She was conscientious, loving, and kind to her students. She was known as a great teacher and moulder of character, and had the respect of her students and co-workers. Her high ideals will be translated into the lives of all who were privileged to know and work with her.
The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay t ribute to the memory of an outstanding teacher. The highest t ribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and inspiration to all her many friends. IN APPRECIATION OF MR. DELL MILLER It was with regret that the Board of Education learned that Mr. Dell Miller, a former member of the Board, passed away on November 25, 1957 •
Mr. Miller served on the Board of Education from 1933 lo 1936, and his contribution to the school system and to the community in this -.gapacity was
259 MEETING OF DECEMBER 2, 1957 - CON T'D
most commendable. He was conscientious, capable, and deeply concerned about the effective functioning of the schools and the welfare of the children who attended them. To this end, he gave of his time and thought and energy in a most generous and unselfish way.
J R. #395; j Continued
He belonged to a number of civic organizations and was most influential and respected in all of them. He was a devoted and loyal member of the Methodist Church and served as a member of the official board of his church for a long period of time. His spiritual insight and his sound and wise judgment in church matters were most valuable in helping to solve the problems of his church.
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In addition to his contribution to the community and the church he was a loving, understanding, and faithful husband and father. To the members of the bereaved family, the Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy and to express the hope that they may be sustained by the same faith that was held by their loved one who has passed on.
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i R. #396 Approval to j Express Apprei ciation to ; Car Dealers
I Following a report by Dr. Lonnie Gilliland, Director of Safety Education, on driver| training courses in the high schools, it was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by I Mr. Bennett that letters of appreciation be sent to the six car dealers who furnish cars for the training and to insurance men who have provided drivo-trainer units for I some of the high schools. The motion carried. The Superintendent reported that on December 14, Dr. Max Beberman and Mr. William T. Hale of the University of Illinois Committee on School Mathematics will be in Oklahoma City to plan with high school mathematics teachers a series of five or six meeUfihgs designed to bring teachers up to date on the new methods of mathematics teaching, and he recommended that the Board allow an estimated $200.00 expenses for their trip. Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. McCray that this expense of $200.00, approximately, be paid by the Board of Education. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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R. #397 Expenses of Math Experts Approved
PERSONNEL It was recommended that the following persons be employed 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; also, that other personnel recommenda| tions and information below be approved: ■___________ ;
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Substitutes for the School Year, 1957-58:
LeGrand, Betty Lou Chappory, Arduth M, Merchant, Patricia J. Lyon, Eddie A, Pigg, Jessie L. Bud, Wilma C. Stobaugh, Dr. Margaret H. Holcomb, Claudia L. Daniel, Jeraldine
Edmonson, Fannie W* Waterford, Hazel L.
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Recommendations to the Boards
Request permission to employ Mr. Jack De Lisle as a temporary employee in the Electronics Department - salary on the basis of $1.00 per hour.
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Request permission to employ Mr. Jerry Smith as a temporary employee in the Electronics Department - salary on the basis of $1.00 per hour.
Request permission to change Mrs. Lila Phillips from part time to full time secretary to the science teachers - salary to be adjusted from $215.00 to $240.00 per month, effective November 16, 1957 ™ salary to come from Ford Foundation Project 0-1-4.
Request permission to adjust the salary on the contract of Bessie Sams from $4100.00 per year to $4200.00 per year for the year 1957-58.
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Request permission to transfer Miss Bethene Palmer from clerk, Personnel Office, to secretary , in Engineering Department - salary adjustment from $185.00 per month to $210.00 per month, effective November 11, 1957. Request permission to transfer Miss Mary Ann Carver from Culbertson School to Zachary Taylor School - effective November 11, 1957 - for additional position.
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; Request approval for increasing hourly pay of student help in Multilith Department \ \ ■from $.75 per hour to $1.00 per hour, effective November 18, 1957.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
SERVICE DEPARTMENT Change
in salary and assignment
Request permission to transfer Ray J. Pennington, head custodian at ’ Jackson - salary $300 per month to ass't head custodian at Northwest Classen - salary $291.66 per month - effective November 7, 1957=
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT Change
in salary and assignment
Request permission to transfer Frank £. Rice, temporary painter salary $1.60 per hour to temporary semi-ski I led painter - salary $1.35 per hour - effective October II, 1957* Request permission to raise the salary of John B. Yost, regular electrician, from $4100 per year to $4300 per year - effective December 26, 1957. Request permission to raise the salary of B. B. Clayton, regular plumber, from $3§00 per year to $4200 per year — effective December 26, 1957. Request permission to raise the salary of George W. House, temporary laborer, from $1.25 per hour to $1=35 per hour - effective November II, 1957.
Request permission to raise the salary of Jim D, Eastep, temporary laborer, from $1.25 per hour to $1.35 per hour - effective November II, 1957. EmpIoyment Request permission to employ Wyman A. West as apprentice clock repairman - salary $1.25 per hour - effective October 28, 1957= Request permission to employ Kermit W. Smith as temporary painter — salary $1.60 per hour - effective October 28, 1957=
AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT
Employment Request permission to employ Hubqrt Nei I Gomel I as temporary helper in the textbook center - salary $1.25 per hour - effective November I 1957. ' ■
MEETING OF DECEMBER 2, 1957 - CONT'D
R. #398 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel and personnel information was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." j
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GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
Bills and Payrolls
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Approval of the attached items No. One, No. Two, and No. Three was recommended:
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. niL^rTTrT-irniTi^-i-r-;---j^ Ratification of November 1957 payrolls ;)revioulsy approved by th,e O 17^/^ 11T\AW rln v>4> m have been — 1 . - R.'l n f board and upon rwhich warrants issued as follows?
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FORD FOUNDATION
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$
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Authority to .issue payrolls for December 1957 in the following estimated Amounts?
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1957-58’’BUILDING LE#I
1956
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(BOND,
FORD'FOUNDATION
Illg £r|_ached itemized?lijs1z. I I
Recommendation to Ratify November Payrolls, Authorize December Payrolls, Pay Vendor Bills
MEETING OF DECEMBER 2, 1957 - CONT’D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT DECEMBER 2, 1957 Item #la - 1957-58 GENERAL FUND
$ 86.96O.L5
Item #lb - 1956-57 GENERAL FUND
27.lll.36
Item #lc - 1957-58 BUILDING LEVY
3L.O98.51
Item #ld - 1956-57 BUILDING LEVY
56.982.28
Item #le - 1956
BOND FUND
71.909-32
Item #lf - 1955
BOND BUND
8.205.60
Item #lg - 1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION
17,697.19 TOTAL ------
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Acme Brick Company Acme Food Store A.-& W. Violin Shop Addressograph-Multigraph Corpo / Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc., A ■'& E Equipment Company
Instr. Suppls Instr; Suppls Reprs.-musical instr. Office Suppls & Printing Teaching Aid Suppls Suppls
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> ^®'r^-can Company ^ldpican Geographical Society
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Aftferican heritage American National Red Cross American School & University Auto Parts & MachineCompany The Automotive, Inc. Air1Sales, Inc.
Instr. Suppls SupplS-Supe rintende nt Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Suppls-Superintendent Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars Instr. Suppls
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>Barada & Page, Inc.
■Beautesalon Supply Company Homer W. Bell Company
Beltone Hearing Service
Custodial Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select Standard Standard Dept. Select Low 39.118 Dept. Select 77.10 .Schl® Select Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select Board Action Rental Agreement Tin 4 Low
Instr. Suppls Repr. & Replace Pianos
Low Letter Bid Standard
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Dept. Select Schl. Select
Benton Review Publishing Company, Inc.Instr. Suppls
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'•&25> 102.33 35.00 8.00 / -2.92
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M.U3 xl*o6 $05 :^oo
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IB 9/7
173.50 17.50
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The Big Top Toy Shop Billington Lumber Company
Instr, Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Board. Action
25*15 1,.551.10
Bills Grocery
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
15.00
HLack & Decker Manufacturing Co. Boardman Machinery Company
Repr-industrial arts Eqpt.Dept. Select Upk Trks & Cars Low
2.15 15.00
Bottenfield’s, Inc.
Braniff Airways? Inc. Frack H. Braunlich Bray Studios, Inc.
97.10 Low Low Letter Bid. 115.95 Dept. Select Teaching Aid Suppls 90.72 Office Suppls & Eqpt-ReprsLow 27.50 Standard Board Action Other Admin. Expense Dept. Select**? New Visual Ed. Eqpt. Suppls, Visual Education Dept. Select
Bro-Dart Industries
Library Suppls
Dept. Select
Bureau of Publications
Suppls-Personnel
Dept. Select
Burroughs Corporation
Repr to office machine
Service Agreement
California Test Bureau Carey Lumber Company Cambridge Univ. Press Carpenter Paper Company ■ ■'iW BobuSStes
Instr. Suppls Radio '& TV Suppls Instr. Suppls Office. Suppls & Printing Custodial Suppls
Dept. Itept. Dept. Low Board Low
Ceramics Monthly
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
City’; Off ice Supply, Inc. C tty Spr i ng Wo rks
Suppls-Auditors Instr. Suppls
Low Dept; Select
2.55 203450
John' H. Cole Company Collins Dietz Morris Company Concho Construction Company
Repr-industrial Arts Eqpt*Dept, Select Low Custodial Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Low
5.61 13.50 9.00
Cook Paint & Varnish Company Coronet Films Cresfeent Market, Inc.
Instr. Suppls Suppls, Visual Education Instr. Suppls
Low Dept. Select Schl. Select
Legal’Publications Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta. Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Publisher Low Schl. Select Schl, Select Low Bid-Board Action Dept. Select Dept. Select Schl. Select 170*82 118.96 Low Dept. Select 38.21
R. R. Bowker Company Branham’s, Inc.
s
Instr. Suppls
Select Select Select Action
213.35 3,00
118.22, 158.15 62.0®5o.
175W 1,16 56S
232.'h2V
576.87 107.90
7.91 1.13
681*77 57u<>39 5<^®?
1.58 300.00• 11.36
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The /Daily Law Journal Record DeVines Aquarium Doenges Supply-Guthrie Dollies Ceramics
Deels Photo Supply, Inc. H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc. Doubleday & Company, Inc. Dow^tngs, Inc.
11.10 32.30 10,21 16,97 19.70; 5.50 1.27 627.99
MEETING OF DECEMBER 2, 1957 - CONT'D
Page 3 (1957-58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Downtown Chevrolet The Dryden Press, Inc. Bill Doyle Dulaney’s
Repr.-Industrial Art Eqpt.Dept. Select Teaching Aid Suppls Dept. Select Office- Suppls & Printing Low Standard Low New Schl Apparatus Dept, Select Repr Audio Visual Eqpt.
568.80 1.70 16% 83 136,30
103.53 8.6ft 570.50
326.13 87.00
John Dinlap Sporting Goods Company
Instr. Suppls
Low
Duplicating Products, Inc.
Repr to office machines Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Repr to office machines Teachifig Aid Suppls Suppls, Personnel Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls Other Admin. Expense Upk Trks & Cars Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta Teaching Aid Suppls
13ft.53 Standard ft.66.00 Low Dept. Select Lqw S andard Dept. Select ST Dept, Select Dept0 Select Schl. Select Schl. Select Board Action Dept. Select Dept, Select Dept. Select
600.53' 8.32. 6.27 8.75 1.10 10.00 79.8ft 3.ft0 8ft.7O 123*ft0 8.00 2.502.33
Gas & Electrical Equipment Company
Repr to general eqpt
Bid Agreement
203.32
General Electric Supply Company
Repr Audio Visual Eqpt.
Dept.-Select
N. L. George Ginn &. Company ■ Gibbs & Company
^ther Admin Expense Teaching Aid Suppls Instr, Suppls
: Graham Paper Company IT Greenberg; Publisher Robert W. Grubbe Company
Instr. & Office Suppls
Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
175.75 Board Action ft.12 Dept. Select Low Letter Bid 139.80 Low 230.00 389.80 Low 6ft2»17 Board Action 379.20 1,021.37 j-3.27 Depth Select 280.90 Board Action
Eo Mo Hale & Company W. T. Bill Hale, County Treasurer
Teaching Aid Suppls Special Tmprv. Taxes
Dept. Select Taxes
J. C. Hamilton Company
Instr. Suppls
Board Action Dept, Select
Enrichment Teaching Materials Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. The Ediphone. Company ^Educational Record Sales, Inc. . The Education Digest Estamae AExpression Company Encyclopaedia Britannica Dr. Louise Farr Frederickson Tire Company ft. R. Freeland Wilfred Funk, Inc.
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.Hanson Bennett Magazine Agency •Harlow Publishing Corp. Harper & Brothers ■ Hart Industrial Supply Company
D.- Cl Heath & Company J.--'- ;r
•'Heierding, Brothers
Teaching Aid Suppls Dept. Select Suppls-Engineering .Publishing Teaching Aid Suppls Dept. Select Instr. Suppls-Eqpt-Reprs Beard Action Dept, Select Low
3.90
*3ft.68
619.73
91.0ft 1.50
239.16 173.17 1U3.9O
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ftfe.5o fe5.oo : 6.17 <556.23
Library Suppls-Text Books Dept. Select ’1,022.7} i9ft,6q1,217.33 Schl. Select Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
95.62
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'#8':' ... • • Page 11 '(1957^58 GENERAL FUND CONTINUED) Herb Welding & Radiator Co* Inc. Henry Holt & Company* Inc, Hunter Printing Company
Houghton Mifflin Company Hoagland Food Mart
Upk Trks & Cars Teaching Aid Suppls Repr & Replace Phy, Ed, Eqpt, Teaching Aid Suppls Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select Dept, Select
. 3.50
Dept, Select Dept, Select Schl, Select
6,00 u.a 311.98
3.12
International Business Machines Corp* Rental IBM Machines-SupplsRental Agreement Standard
1*173*66 1*199.73 2*373.39
International Harvester Company
Upk Trks & Cars
Dept, Select
3*95
International Reading Association
Instr. Suppls
Dept, Select
3.50
Jenkins Music Company
Labor & Mtrls
Dept, Select
5o.oo
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta
Dept. Select Low
Casey Jones Auto Paint
Repr Industrial Art Eqpt, Dept, Select
28.25
Jones Boys #6
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
32.03
Jones Newby Supply Company
Instr, Suppls
Letter Bid
Kamp Brothers
Instr. Suppls
Kiplinger Washington Agency Kirpatrick* Inc.
803.118 81;, 00
887,118
1131,08
.Schl, Select
115.08
Suppls-Superintendent Repr-Audio Visual Eqpt,
Dept, Select Dept, Select
10,00 15.30
Helen F. Kyle
Instr. Suppls
Schl, Select
li.5o
Laidlaw Brothers Faye Lickliter Life (Time* Inc.) '
Instr. Suppls Instro Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl, Select Schl, Select Schl, Select
111.98 5.25 7.87
Litho Negative & Plate Company
Radio & TV Suppls
Dept. Select
li.5o
Lothrop Lee & Shepard Company* Inc. Library Supply Company
Instr® Suppls Library Books
The Macmillan Company McCormick Mathers Publishers Riley McCullough McGraw Hill Book Company* Inc.
Instr* Suppls Instr, Suppls Custodial Suppls Instr, Suppls
Dept, Select 2.62 Bid Agreement 2*253.78, Dept, Select ------25U.64’5o8,38 Schl, Select 11.52 Schl, Select 10.22 Bid Agreement 32.50 Schl. Select 60.68
McKesson & Robbins* Inc. G, & C. Merriam Company Metropolitan School Study Council Metropolitan Water Company
Health Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr, Suppls Water Service
Low Dept, Select Dept, Select Dept. Select
3.76 2.60 li5.oo 26,70
MEETING OF DECEMBER 2, 1957 - CONT'D
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Page 5 (19|^58 GENERAL TUND4J0NW&D) Michigan Scientific Cb^jany Mideke Supply Company
Instr. Suppls Eqpt. Repr. & Suppls
Instr. Suppls Mid States Publishing Company Inc. New Schl Apparatus Midwest Surgical Supply Company,
Board Action Dept. Select 11.70 2.91) Low 26.75 Standard Board Action 125*01
166 .1)0
fe.90
Low Low
1)3.62
Miller Jackson Company
Repr-Audio Visual Eqpt.
Dept. Select
Morgan’s A G Food Market Morgensen Lumber Company
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select Low
Morris Chevrolet, City Mutual Aids
Instr. Suppls Suppls-Research
Dept. Select Dept. Select
M & V Supply Company, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Letter Bid
100.80
Standard
500.00
National Association of Educ.Broadcasters
DaS.sr-SSdevice
63..31 25.50 **T
11.95 1.59
Teaching Aid Suppls National Forum 'Instr. Suppls National Safety News National School Public Relations Assn.Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select Dept. Select
2.62 65.97 10.00
National Theatre Supply Company-
Dept. Dept. Schl. Dept. Schl. Schl. Dept.
Select Select Select Select Select Select Select
11.61). 8.29 1)2.00 20.91) 23.68 11)9.75 1.00
Noble & Noble, Publishers, Inc. Newsweek Nix Industrial Supply Nuway Laundry Company Ao Jo Nystrom & Company Occu=Press
Repr Audio Visual Eqpt. Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
1.00 61.5?
Suppls-Personnel Ohio Education Association Upk Trks & Cars Oil Filter Company' Oklahoma City Assn. Of Insurance Agentinsurance Water Service Oklahoma County Water Company Oklahoma Business News Company Suppls-Supe rintendent Custodial Suppls Oklahoma City Linen Service
Dept. Select Low Insurance Utilities Dept. Select Bid Agreement
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Water & Sewage
Utilities
: 6,007 >3
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners
Light & Power Custodial Suppls
Utilities Low
17,750.91 I; 805
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Fuel
Utilities
126.53
Oklahoma Oxygen Company Oklahoma State Penitentiary Oklahoma Typewriter Company Osbo rne"Kempe r-Thoma s, Inc. Ozmuri & Company Merten B. Osborn
Instr. Suppls Magazines & Rebinding Repr. to office machines Office Suppls & Printing Instr. Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls
Board Action Dept. Select Standard Lqw Low Dept. Select
6,936.77 I)l).75 50.00 153.29
V121). 73 ; 31). 80 l).00 57.70 1)98.5$ 1.00
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Parker Publishing Company, Inc. W. H. Payne Pipkin Photo Service
Teaching Aid Suppls Custodial Suppls Instr. Suppls ■
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Dept. Select Bid Agreement Board Action 3311.92 118.76 Dept. Select 89.311 Low Standard 69.61 Dept. Select 31.10 Low
U73*02
.00.30
The Psychological Corporation Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Instr. Suppls Upk Trks & Cars
Postmaster Prentice Hall, Inc. Prime Petroleum Products, Inc. Radio Electronics' Radio Supply, Inc.
Postage Suppls, Personnel Upk Trks & Cars Suppls-Radio & TV Labor & Mtrls Radio Sta
Standard Dept. Select Low Dept. Select Dept. Select
ljl39.38 7 11.00 123.116
Radio & Television News
Suppls-Radio & TV
Dept. Select
ll»oo
Remeedi Aids Service, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
2.30
Rice Machinery Company
Custodial Suppls
Dept. Select
38.02
Richards & Conover Hardware Company
New Schl Apparatus
Low Dept. Select Board Action
100.71 1f
387.80 1.80 8.H7
I
183.83 /ll.ljl 218,96
Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Repr. -General Eqpt.
Dept. Select Dept. Select Bid Agreement
Row Peterson & Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
Sanitary Equipment Company
Custodial Suppls
Low
19.30
The Saturday Review Sbholastic Magazines
Suppls-Supe rintendent Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
^.00 1110.00
Scientific American
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
3.oo
Science Research Associates Scott Chevrolet Company
Instr, suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select
' 23.I1I1 13.711
Scott Foresman & Company Service Supply, Inc.
Instr. Suppls Repr Industrial Art Eqpt
Schl. Select Dept. Select
9.63 2.02
Severin Supply Company
Repr Industrial Art Eqpt
Dept. Select
26.90
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Instr. Suppls
Board Action Low
1,60
98.08 I7I1.I1O '
232.118
Repr-Replace Musical Instruments
Schlo Select
319.73
Clyde G. Showers Silver Burdett Company Simon & Schuster, Inc.
Office Suppls Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Low Dept. Select Schl. Select
17.96 13.92 3.19
Simpson Auto Company
Instr.•Suppls
Dept. Select
22.03
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Riley Reproduction, Inc. Rinehart & Company, Inc. George D. Roper Corp.
Sharp & Nichols Music Company
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Dept0 Select 1,328,14 Low 2.91 26.97 Schl. Select
Jasper Sipes School Book Itepository
Library & Text Books
So & J Supply Company
Repr Industrial Art Eqpt
Dept, Select
Skil Corporation
Repr Industrial Art Eqpt
Dept. Select
33^20
Solloway Auto Supply Southwest Wheel, Inc. Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Spurlin Sales, Inc. Star Engraving Company Star Electric Supply Company
Upk Trks & Cars Upk Trks & Cars Telephone Service Upk Trks & Cars
Dept. Select Dept. Select Utilities Dept. Select
2.30 13.30 #229.32 236,45
Other Admin. Expense Repr Audio Visual Eqpt,
The Steck Company Dick Stout & Company
Instr, Suppls Office Suppls & Printing
Dept. Select Dept. Select Bid Agreement Low Bid Schl. Select Dept. Select
Ed Stuart’s Music Shop
Repr & Replace Musical Instruments
Schl. Select
Talbot Rubber Company Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. Mary A. Thacker, Clerk B. H. Thomas
Labor & Mtrls Suppls, Visual Ed. Petty Cash Reimbursement Labor Printing
Dept. Select Dept. Select Reimbursement Agreement
li.28 260.00 39#99 111,11
Thompson Book & Supply Company Thompson School Book Depository Times-Journal Publishing Co, Town-of Nichols Hills Time, Inc. Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co. Trice Wholesale Electronics
Instr. Suppls Library & Text Books ' Office Suppls & Print. Water & Sewage Suppls-Superintendent Suppls Labor-Mtrls-Reprs.
Board Action Schl. Select, Board Action Utilities Dept. Select Low Dept. Select
3,238.18 2oi«io
Underwood Corporation
Repr Industrial Art Eqpt, Dept, SelectC16.02 ) J1U.13}’
30.13
University of Illinois
Radio & Suppls
Dept® Select
12.9U
University of Southern California
Suppls, Visual Ed,
Dept. Select
73.20
Vaseco, Inc.
Repr, Audio Visual Eqpt
Dept. Select
ho® 211
Veazey Drug Company Wall Street Journal Waugh Brothers Supply Company
Suppls Radio & TV Teaching Aid Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Dept. Select Low
•i .20,00 . 73.93 >
Webster Publishing Company W8 M, Welch Manufacturing Company
Instr, Suppls Instr. Suppls
Western Bank & Office Supply Western Beauty Supply Company Western Newspaper Union
Office Suppls Instr® Suppls Instr, Suppls.
Schl. Select Schl, Select 1343 Board Action 109.80 Low Low Board Action 1811.00 U.3o Dept. Select
z
29 11.33 h 93.06 661.60 .. 766 M 1848 33>
63.£o
2,361.60 ' 17.00 .4.00 7’0.32 113.21
27. $2
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Instro Suppls Telegraph
Schl. Select Utilities
213.3U 20.99
John C. Winston Company
Instr, Suppls
Schl. Select
.92
World Book Company
Suppls Visual Ed.
Dept. Select
18.12
The World Publishing Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Select
The Automotive, Inc.
New Furniture & Fixtures
Board Action
1U3.93
John'A. Brown Company
Instr. Suppls
Schl. Seiset
302.01;
Children’s Music Center Commander Construction Company Dowlingsj Inc. Dowlings, Inc. Field Enterprises, Inc.
Library Books Final.— John Marshall Instr. Suppls New Furn & Fixtures Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Board Action Schl. Select Extended Bid Schl. Select
107.31; 12,913.00 19.38 10,301.33 97.32
Hart Industrial Supply Company
New Furniture & Fixtures
Board Action
30.78'
Fred Jones Ford
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
12.80
New Method Book Bindery, Inc.
Teaching Aid Suppls
Dept. Select
273.91;
Science Research Associates Scientific American
Instr. Suppls Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select Schl. Select
■I7-.O8 ; 3.00
Woodmansee-Abbott Music Company
Piano-John Marshall
Board Action
2,683.00
■Westside Grocery Western Union Telegraph Company
3.69-
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Mtrls-Upk of grds.
Standard
3.83
Black & Decker Manufacturing Co. Mark Blodgett Insulation Company
Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs Mtrls Bldg. Eqpt-Reprs Mtrls
Standard Low
U.61 91.16
W
The Boardman Company
Floor Repr-Grant
Low
U33.2O
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H. Ji Butterly, Inc.
Mtrls-Bldg. & Repr
Low
iio 8oq
Cale ’s
Mtrls-Furn. & Repr.
Dept. Select
Clarke Sanding Machine Company Cook Electric Supply Company
Mtrls-Bldg. & Repr. Bldg. Eqpt-Repr & Mtrls
Standard Low
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Cook Supply Company
Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt®
Low Letter Bid
Crane Company
Mtrls-Reprs to Eqpt
75.86 Low Low Letter Bid 136,^0
The Denman Floors Company
Mtrls-Bldg® & Repr.
Low
The Dolese Company
Mtrls-Bldg® & Repr®
Board Action Dept® Select
Dulaney’s Dyke Brothers Electronic Supply Emsco Electric Supply Company
Bldg® Eqpt®, Reprs, Mtrls Low Low Mtrls-Bldg. & Repr® Bldg® Eqpt-Reprs-Mtrls Bldg, Eqpt-Reprs-Mtrls
Low Board Action
Federal Corporation
Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt.
Low Letter Bid 352.80 17. U0 Low
Fire Appliance & Supply Company
BLdg® Eqpt-Repr-Mtrls
Flanagan Supply Company
Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt.
Standard idard 79.6CL79.6fy- . l,7U8c6jjl, §2.8. 82.8,27 Bid Agreement . '—193.1+8 Low
General Electric Supply Company
Bldg® Eqpt-Repr-^trls
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Earl F® Holyfield Company Hunzicker Brothers
Low Board Action
212,36
U3.O5 380.66 107«75
ii.88.hl 163.25 5.50
67§:$ 35».2O
190 o lf.0 . 3>)225»06
3, W5-Lj.6
■ 215.67 Low 321,20 « Low Letter Bid 2U.30 . Dept® Select ' 561.17 n,X5«oo TV Elec® & Mach, Contract Board Action ^i+9.30 HLdg® Eqpt-Repr-Mtrls Low
Bldg® Eqpt-Repr-Mtrls
International Business Machines Corp® Bldg® Eqpt-Repr-Mtrls
17,15
Standard
I 88®h9
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Bldg® Eqpt-Repr-Mtrls
Low
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrls-Bldg®-Reprs
Oklahoma City Scenic Company
Mtrls., Bldg® & Repr®
Lusco Brick and Stone Company
Mtrls-Bldg® Reprs
1,363.23 Low Low Letter Bid. 1,032.70 2,395.93 Dept® Select 122.50 121.00 21+3*50 Low 200.00 Low
Mideke Supply Company -
Bldg® Ecp t-Repr-^trls
Low Board Action
Miller Floor Company
Mtrls® Bldg. & Reprs
Low
707.LlO U50.20 1,157.60 72.00
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrls® Bldg® & Reprs
Low
135.25
Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Upk of grds-Mtrls Bldg® Eqpt® Reprs
Low Beard Action
m.18 _h3.95
Oklahoma Seating Company
Mtrls,Furn, & Reprs, Board Action
2,611.00, ■
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Mtrls-HLdg-& Repr
Low
312.80
Richards and Conover Hardware Company Mtrls-Eldg-& Repr
Low
299.75
Sand Products, Inc. Service Supply Company, Inc.
Mtrls-Bldg. & Repr Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt
Low Low
12.50 103.75
S. & H. Shade Company, Inc. Shawver & Son, Inc. Sherwin Williams Company
Mtrls-Bldg- & Repr. Low Final-Classen TV Install. Board Action Mtrls- Furn. & Repr. Low
• 17.28 532.00 2.55
Standard Roofing & Material Co.
Mtrls-Bldg- & Repr.
Bea rd Action
2,^5.87.00
Star Electric Supply Company
Mtrls-Repr to Eqpt.
Bid Agreement
355.68
U. S. Supply Company Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Tropical Paint Company
Bldg. Eqpt.-Repr-Mtrls Petty Cash Reimbursement Mtrls- Bldg- & Repr.
Board Action Reimbursement Dept. Select
823.00 ' 66.29 73.75
Waugh Brothers Supply Company
Bldg. Eqpt.-Repr-Mtrls
Low
' 9.63
Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.
Bldg. Eqpt. Repr-Mtrls
Low
13.89
Plastic Engineering Co. of Tulsa
li
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Mtrls-Bldg- & Repr.
■ Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
U51.82
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Repr to Bldg,Eqpt,Mtrls Furn, & Eqpt. Repr to Bldg,Eqpt,Mtrls
Board Action Board Action Board Action
-33KolU 11,767.98 518.80
F Mideke Supply Company Oklahoma City Scenic Company Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company
Repr to Bldg,Eqpt,Mtrls Furn & Eqpt. Furniture & Eqpt.
Board Action Board Action Board Action
'U29i62 5,255.85 168.90
Furniture & Eqpt.
Board Action
10,115.59
Repr to. Bldg,Eqpt,Mtrls New Furniture
Dept. Select Board Action
i5»5o 29,538.00
■ Acme Brick Company
Bldg. Eqpt.
Low
'‘Mark Blodgett Insulation Company J. J. Bollinger Construction, Inc. .■ Brown Material Company Butler Shade Company Caston Lumber Gompany Cook Elec. Supply Coc, Inc. Bob Cates Cory Motion Picture Egui^di^
Classen TV Eqpt. Esto #13 John Marshall Ground Improvement Schl Furn. & Eqpt. Taft Remodeling Annex Moving Painting Contract' Schl. Furn & Eqpt.
Low Board Action Dept. Select Low Bid Agreement Board Action Low Low
'Oklahoma Seating Company State Agency for Surplus Property Glen Williams Sales Service
r
1956 Bond i|Oi5o
$.205
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David Ms Davis Company
Bldg, Eqpt,
Low
The Denman Floors Company
Elevator & Installation
Low
The Dolese Company
Ground Improvement
Board Action
Dowlingss Ines
Fire replacement
Low
Dulaney’s Chas9 Ms Dunning Const® Company E..IO DuPont De Nemours & Co., Inc,
Taft Remodeling Est. ^LU-U.S.Grant Painting Contract
Dept. Select Board Action Low
Findlay’s Paint & Wallpaper Company
Painting Contract
Low
Gas & Electrical Equipment Company
■Taft Remodeling
Bid Agreement
«
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2(1.12 r--v' 3,377.77
81u8O
6.97 26,025.17 h.20.75
255.60
^03.32 ■ I4.2,60
The Glidden Company
Painting Contract
Dept. Select
Graybar Electric Company, Inc.
Elevator Installation
Low
,. 112,hO
Hart Industrial Supply,Company .
Cabinets
Low
■23.ho
Harter Marblecrete Stone Co, Inc,
Bldg, Eqpt,
Low
,29.70
Hunzicker Brothers
Elevator Installation
Low
99,80
Miller-Jackson Company
Taft Remodeling
Low
38b.79
Morgensen Lumber Company Oke.efe & Merritt Company Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company
Bldg, Eqpt, Taft Remodeling Taft Remodeling
Low Bid Agreement Board Action
Woo 225.30 773.70
!
Oklahoma Seating Company
Furn, & Eqpt,
Low
h-07.50
y
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Painting Contract
Bid Agreement
Richards and Conover Hardware Co.
Cabinets
Low
George D, Roper Corp,
Taft Remodeling
Bid Agreement
Sherwin Williams Company
Painting Contract
Low
Star Electric Supply Company Mary A. Thacker, Clerk Vaseco, Inc.
Bldg, Eqpt, Petty Cash Reimbursement Annexes
Board Action Reimbursement Low 526.75 Standard 86.95
Bldg. Mtrls,Eapt.
Board Action
1,687.00. 56.85 218,96
31.60 561.20 28.02 613.70
1955 Bond
■Cyclone Fence - A.S. & W, Div, Ford Foundation -'i^tomic Sound Equipment Company
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
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Ite'pto Select
2;75
Gill Both
Engineering & Operation Staff Salaries
Dept..Select
5.oo
Frank H. Braunlich
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Low Schl. Select
California Test Bureau
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
‘ George F. Cram Company, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
7 Doenges Supply Company 7 4
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Schl. Select
Dowlings, Inc,
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Low ST Dept. Select
Dulaneyls
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Dept. Select
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc.
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Dept. Select
D. C» Heath & Company
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Dept. Select
Houghton Mifflin Company
Instr. Suppls Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Dept. Select Publisher
Russell Kelly Office Service, Inc.
Clerical Salaries
Dept. Select
138.00
Kilpatrick Brothers
Instr. Suppls
Low
178.31
Sue A. Ledgerwood
Other Operating Expense
Dept. Select
116.50
Longmans Green & Company, Inc. A. C.' McClurg & Company Dennis Mooney
Publisher Dept. Select
6.36 2.21
McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc. Joe L, Neyer
Extra Mtrls & Suppls Instr. Suppls Engineering & Operating Staff Salaries Extra Mtrls & Suppls Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Dept. Select Publisher Dept. Select
5.00 Li.67 32.95
Norick Brothers, Inc.
Mtrls & Suppls ■
Low
Oklahoma City Board of Education Oklahoma Seating Company Dick Peterson
Bldg. Changes & Portable Buildings Extra Mtrls & Suppls Other Operating Expense
Agreement Schl. Select Board Action
It,000,00 5 27.75 { 870.00 . ■’
Stan Ramsey Company
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Dept. Select
Ui.75
Sherwin Williams Company
Instr. Suppls
Low
,The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Inc,
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180.25 93.82
27U.07 .
87.88 A 7^.55 f 2^.00
55.00 13.80
68.80 637.90 19.50 ' ' 152.Uo :
2.39 2.35
11.711
2117.03
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Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
St. Martins Press, Inc.
Extra Mtrls & Suppls
Publisher
The Viking Press, Inc.
Instr. Suppls
Dept. Select
Other Operating Expense
Dept. Select
Dorothy L. Yoachum
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SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
Olan Ao Mitchell & Ola M» Maxwell . Olan A, Mitchell & Lillian H.Mitchell
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5,250.00. 6,500.00
Board Action Board Action
Purchase of land
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regular list:
'@kla. Electrical 'Supply Company Est. #5, Renovation ot Electrical Facilities , -Classen Auditorium
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Security Construction.Company Completion of Buchanan, Madison and Nichols Hills Addition
2,786.50
C. J. Fishman Rental 815 N. Harveyf
375-00 I
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R. #399 Approval to Ratify Nov. Payrolls, Authorice Dec. payrolls, Pay j Vendor Bills
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray, to ratify the November 1957 payrolls, authorize issuing the December 1957 payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list, totaling $302,964.71, as recommended above. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
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Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bennett to refund to Norman G. Gerry thirty-five days' tuition in the amount of $60-34^ paid in advance , the refund to be made from tuition receipts. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of election expenses for the General Election for School Board members, to be held December 3; 1957On roll call , the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." I It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that one lot of kitchen equipment for Van Buren School be purchased from the bidders shown underlined on the attached tabuI lation in the total amount of $7,102.00, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy | Account #517; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
BRAND NAME' & MODEL
UNIT PRICE
COMPANY
er Hotel rpial Equipment
rcial Equipment
sson
8Bs00 85.00
83.00 85.00 NO BID
834.00 - 7. NO BID
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W\ N®'®ffiD
3k.
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655.00 llllll 569l7.OO !
123.00 139.00 NO BID
1 3. 139.00 %
11 ’ Isiater Fountain mmercial Equipment Kesson
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ti'lity Rack
^Gardner ^Gpmmercial Equipment -McKesson
Garland Garland
giglp llllll
,# Floor Type ^E^ilpment.
8.3 L» 1 '89 7.00
Crescent 241-186 Crescent 241yl86
180.00 563.00 NO BID
J
Blalcesiee^ C Blekeslee C1
w*> Epco URA-24d-1311 Epco URA-240-1311’
£
J Oasis 13PL , *; Halsey-TaylJr HT-1.52^
Dishmachine mmercia’l Equipment
1U393.OC
917.00 95'9.00 t Th.02^90 Bilk
1.393.0C 1,433.00
Blakeslee DC1-4C Blakeslee DCT--40
Sno-QueFen- 'O
Victory Metal
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R. #400 Approval to Refund Tuitior R. #401 General Election Expense Approved
R. #402 Bids Accepted on Kitchen Equipment
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The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.
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It. was moved "by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve selling the Woodson School plant, excluding the movable equipment,to the City of Oklahoma City for a consider ation of $1.00, and the purchasing of the city-owned (Riverside Park) , Reno & Byers, | adjacent to present school property on East California, for a consideration of $1.00, j the exchange being approved subject to Stiles Street between California and Reno being j clo'sed by the City, and subject to all legal transactions in connection with the exchange â– being approved by the School Board Attorney. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." \
R. #U05 Exchange of Property with City Approved. Conditionally
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded iR. $Uo6 ^Adjournment by Mr. McCray, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD -ADJOURNED.
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