MEETING OF JANUARY 5, 195$
THE BOARD OF EDUCATIONS THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY
SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JANUARY 5; 1959 AT 3:00 P. M.
PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President C. B. McCray, Vice President
Mrs. L. D. Melton Otto F. Thompson ABSENT:
Jim Wright
Others present: Dr. Melvin'W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. T. H. Broad, L. V. Ballard, H. G. Buchanan, Floy Campbell, C. E. Costley, Bill Foutz, Lonnie Gilliland, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Gladys McDonald, G. L. Robinson, Charles Saner, Gene Stinebeck, and W. H. Taylor - Directors; David Light, Accountant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; other personnel in the AdminiSjtration Building; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; representatives of school organizations,; representatives of the press and T-V stations; visitors, including Mrs. Melvin W. Barnes, Mrs. Otto Thompson, Mr. L. D. Melton, Miss Linda Melton, the Reverend Anson Justice and Manley Finch of the Crestwood Baptist Church.
The invocation was given by the Reverend Anson Justice.
w On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meetings of December 1, 1958; December 10, 1958, and December 23, 1958 were approved as read. The President recognized the viators present and listed above, and gave them a warm welcome to this first meeting of the Board for 1959 and to future meetings of the Board.
Invocation
R. #316-A Minutes Approved. Visitors Recognized & Welcomed
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
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Mr. Green, School District Treasurer, gave his regular monthly r~eport for December,
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported all bills recommended for payment by the Board have been checked by’the Auditing.. Department.
Auditor's Report
The Attorney, W. A. Lybrand, reported no legal matters needing the immediate attention of the Board.
Attorney's Report
Legal and financial reports submitted were approved on motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray.
R. #316-B Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Gilbert Robinson to attend the meeting designated on the dates as shown: RESOLUTION
R. #317 Trip for Mr. Robinson Approved
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if Mr. Gilbert L. Robinson, Director of Personnel, would attend a meeting of the Program Committee of the American Association of Examiners and Administrators of Educational Personnel, to be held in Austin, Texas, January 7> 1959NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Mr. Robinson be directed to attend the meeting indicated, 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mr. Robinson on the trip be paid by; the Board of Education.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the following Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Christina Butler, retired teacher, deceased, be adopted:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Christina Butler, December 21, 1958.
R. #318 Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Christina Butler
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RESOLUTION - CONT'D i
After joining the Oklahoma City School System in 1910 at Lee School, she taught at Lincoln Edgemere, and Jefferson schools until 19to, when she retired. She then served on the Reserve and Advisory Board until I9A6. She had been a .member of the professional organizations and was a member of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, the Altar Society, and the third order of St. ? i
Miss Butler was cooperative, tactful, loyal, and she inspired children to do their best. She had a pleasing personality, which attracted children to her. We feel that her high hivh ideals iflpaie will win live i ™ in x,.___ on the hearts of all who knew her and worked with her.
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The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the Bereaved family Her services to boys and and pays tribute to an an outstanding oirtfi+AnHTnrr teacher.. 4-00 ? . . the ,. girls of the Oklahoma City Public Schools will always be
remembered.
The motion carried. 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 "She District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommmendations and information below be approved: c
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It is reco mmend ed th at the fo ll owin g perso ns be ele cted as su bst itu tes in the Food Service dep art men t at 65 cents per ho ur : NAME
SCHOOL
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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- #319 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Bills & Payrolls Reeommended
The following Items #1, #2, and $3 were submitted for consideration:
January 5» 1959
Item #1
Ratification of December 1958 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows: 1958-59 GENERAL FUND ......... $ 1.031.396,90
53.021.93_______________
1958-59 BUILDING LEVI....................................... $
THE BOND FUND
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1957~58 Ford Foundation Fund. Continued.
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...... ' ~ It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Board ratify the December paytolls, authorize issuing the January payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $U2^,51h-.U7, as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #320 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve..recommendation to sell the buildings, including two residential type houses and two garage type buildings, from the property at 821 and 825 N. W. 33rd Street, adjacent to Harding High School. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #321 Approval to Sell Property Adj. Harding
It was moved by Mr. Thompson, and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve an agreement with the W. M. Welch Company for supplying 2,000 diplomas, more or less, for the 1958-59 school year, for all high schools, at a price of $1.08 per diploma, low bid, the purchase to be charged to the I-U6 account. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." (Notice for bids is attached.)
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R. #322 Agreement for Supplying Diplomas Approved
R. #323 Agreements Approved for C onerete,Sand, (1) With the Dolese Company for furnishing all ready-mixed concrete, standard washed sand, Cement, Etc. crushed limestone, and very fat lime as used by this system from January 1, 1959 through June 30, 1959;
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. MCcray to approve the following agreements for concrete, sand, limestone, portland and masonry cement for Oklahoma City public schools, as follows:
(2) With Davidson and Case Lumber Company for furnishing portland cement, masonry cement, hydrated lime, plaster fibered, gauging plaster, and moulding plaster, as used by this system from January 1, 1959 through June 30, 1959j (3) With Sand Products, Inc. for furnishing Class-A state-washed and graded sand, and standard washed sand, as used by this system from January 1, 1959 through June 30; 1959
This material to be charged to the proper accounts as ordered, all recommendations based on low bid, all bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids.
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R. #323 Continued.
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 that the Board confirm the purchase Approval to ; of 20 sets of World Books, 1959 edition, from the Field Enterprises Educational-Corporation, Purchase | in the total amount of $1,956.80, and 8 sets of Compton's Encyclopaedia, 1959 edition, from Encyclopaedias j Compton's in the total amount of $811.04, it being explained that the 20 sets of World Books have been confirmed by the Purchasing Department prior to December 19th because of a $20.00 price increase which became effective on that date, which made a saving of $400000. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "aye."
R. #325 Approval to Buy T-V Sets
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the Board confirm the purchase of twenty 21" standard T-V sets from the Delaney Company for use in various schools, in the total amount of $3,200.00. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #326 Bid Accepted on Lumber
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the low bid of Apstin Lumber Company in the amount of $2,947-50 be accepted for 15,000 board feet of White Pine, 8/4; this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #327 Bid Accepted on Aluminum Sheets, Bars, Angles
It was moved by lit . accept the.letter bid of Modern Metal Company in the amount of $1,568.46 for one lot oiJ'h uminum sheets, bars, and angles, the purchase to be charged to the Building Levy Account M-12. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R- #328 Approval to Purchase Bannaker Building
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton the structure of the abandoned for a total price of $1000.00, The motion carried unanimously
and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of Bannaker School building from the State Highway Department the Clerk to notify the State of this action of the Board. on roll call.
Information to the Board: A financial statement as of November 30, 1958 was submitted by the Central Food Service Department as information to the Board.
Food Service Statement
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R- #329 Change Order j No. 2, Garfiel^. Addition Appr.| t I I
Adj ournment Sine die
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It was moved by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Change Order No. 2 on Garfield School Addition, Wynn Construction Company, contractors, for the installation of a lintel beam across a knockout opening in the original building for corridor extension to new building; the work to include erection steel, masonry, carpentry and roofing, insurance, profit and overhead - adding a total of $94.76 to the original contract price. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
| Whereupon the President declared the meeting adjourned sine die.
Board Reconvenes
Upon reconvening, the following members of the Board were present: Ward One --Ward Two --Ward Three-At Large ---
Mrs. L. D. Melton Otto F. Thompson C. B. McCray Phil C. Bennett
Absent: ---- Jim Wright, Ward Four Member f:
MEETING OF JANUARY 5, 1959 - CONT'D
Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent, presided as temporary chairman, and the Board proceeded with its organization for 1959-
Reorganization of the Board
The Chairman called for nominations for President of the Board for 1959- Whereupon, Mrs. Melton nominated Mr. C. B. McCray as President, and there Being no further nominations, Mr. Thompson moved that nominations cease and that Mr. McCray "be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried unanimously.
R. #1 Mr. McCray Elected {president
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Mr. McCray, newly-elected President, presided and called for nominations for Vice President.R. $2 Whereupon, Mr. Thompson nominated Mrs. Melton for Vice President. Mr. Bennett moved that Mrs. Melton nominations cease and that Mrs. Melton be elected Vice President by acclamation. The moElected tion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried unanimously. Vice President
Mrs. Melton nominated Mary Thacker as Clerk of the Board. There being no further nominations, Mr. Bennett moved that Miss Thacker be elected as Clerk of the Board. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried unanimously.
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Mr. Bennett nominated Mr. George H. C. Green as Treasurer of the Board for 1959• Mrs. Melton moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Green be elected Treasurer of the Board. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried unanimously.
#hMr. Green (Elected ^Treasurer
Mr. Thompson nominated Prigmore & Baker as Auditors for the Board for 1959- Mr- Bennett moved that nominations cease and that Prigmore & Baker be elected Auditors for 1959• The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried unanimously.
Miss Thacker (Elected Clerk
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k #5 JPrigmore & Baker. Elected Auditors
Mr. Bennett nominated W. A. Lybrand for Attorney for the Board for 1959- Mrs. Melton moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Lybrand be elected as Attorney. The motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried unanimously.
R. #6 W. A. Lybrand Elected Attorney
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the bond of the School District Treasurer be approved; that the amount of the bond be fixed at $350,000; and, that payment of the premium on the bond be authorized. The motion carried on roll call with . all members present voting "Aye."
R- #7
Motion to confirm the following depositories and fiscal agencies for school funds was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried;
R. #8 Depositories Confirmed
Liberty National Fidelity National •First National
City National Citizens State First State
May Avenue Northwest Nat11 Oklahoma Nat’1
Central State Fiscal Agencies; Capitol Hill State Liberty National Mid-America First National
Treasurer"s Bond and Payment of Premium Approved
Mr. Bennett, Retiring President, expressed his pleasure at having served as President of Comments by the School District the past year, and his appreciation for the fine support of the school Retiring system and the community. He commented on the increased public interest in education. It President is evident, he said, that everyone wants the schools improved, though there is some differences in opinion as to how this improvement can best be accomplished. It depends largely upon the finances provided and the laws that exist, he said. He called attention to the fact that improvement in all fields of study, as well as in the field of science, should be stressed. He mentioned that the faculty of the Oklahoma City Public Schools has shown a great interest in professional development over the past year, that educational television in Oklahoma City is one of the best iA^kountry and looking forward to improvement in the future, and that the schools have gone a long way in improving academic attainments of students and still going forward. He expressed great hopes for 1959•
Comments by Mr. McCray, Incoming President, expressed his appreciation for being intrusted with the responsibility of serving as President of the Board for another term. One of the finest Incoming things■about being a member of the Board of Education is the privilege of working with the President other four members, he said. He spoke of the harmony existing among Board members and their ability to come to a unified opinion regarding Board decisions. He especially commended Mr. Bennett for his successful year as President of the Board, and Mrs. Melton,the only woman member 6f the Boa.rd, for her graciousness, her fine ability, and her clear thinking. He called on the Superintendent to speak.
Dr. Barnes expressed his great appreciation for the service rendered by Mr. Bennett as Comments by President of the Board the past year, commending him for his forward-looking ideas and Superintendent his conscientious and able leadership. Mr. Bennett and the other members of the Board deserve all the recognition and more than they have received, he said. He commented that the public has shown their confidence in Board members by approving the things which the Board has done. He felt that the community has a great satisfaction in having such a Board. ■ Mr. McCray, for the Board, presented Mr. Bennett with a gavel with his name engraved in silver on it, and with a resolution of appreciation beautifully written and attractively framed, recognizing his outstanding service as President of the Board for 1959•
Mr. Bennett Presented with Gavel and Certi ficate of Appreciation
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Mr. Bennett St Accepts Gavel Mr.Bennett ^accepted the gavel and the resolution, presented to him with expressions of & Certificate j deep appreciation. with Apprecia- | tion ? Regret at Mr. Wright's Inability to Attend
Adj ournment
Regret was expressed that Mr. Wright was unable to attend the meeting.
Whereupon, the Board adjourned for a reception for Board members to be held in the Board Conference Room immediately following this meeting. ATTEST
Approved the
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION * | IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1959 AT 4:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Mrs. L. D. Melton, Vice President
Phil C. Bennett Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Dr. T. H. Broad, C. E. Costley, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Gene Stinebeck, and Gene Post - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; Max Morgan, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Miss Amy Johnson, representing the Classroom Teachers Association; Mr. Vernon Linton, a patron; and Mr. Boh Lee of the Daily Oklahoman. j
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.
Mr. McCray presented and welcomed the visitors, as named above.
On motion of Mrs. Melton, useconded by Mr. Wright, 5, 1959 were approved as read.
the minutes of the meeting of January
Visitors Presented
R. #9 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS In the absence of Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer, the Treasurer's report for the month of January was presented by Mr. Prigmore, Auditor.
Treasurer's Report Rec-d
Mr. Millard Prigmore, Auditor, submitted to each Board member an;, offical ~ copy of Report of Audit, July 1, 1958 to December 31, 1958.
Auditor's Report
Mr. Wright suggested it would be well to speed negotiations for trading property in the Hayes School district, which negotiations are now under way in the legal department.
Speed Suggested for Trade of Hayes Schoo Property
Motion to approve the foregoing reports was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.
R. #10 Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT It was reported that the new educational television Channel 25 was dedicated just preceding this meeting at the Broadcasting Center, Classen High School. Senator Mike Monroney was guest speaker, and other speakers included Superintendent Melvin W. Barnes and several members of the Board of Education.
T-V Channel 25 Dedicated
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the employment of Dr. Robert E. Shafer, Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, February 13 and 14, to work as a consultant for the English Department, the Board to pay an honorarium of $100 and round-trip transportation. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #11
English Consultant 's Employment Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve employment Mr. Robert R. #12 Employment of Milton, Director of Music Education, Kansas City, Missouri, as a consultant for the Junior High School Choral Festival, February 4 & 5, with an honorarium of $50.00 per day plus Music Consulround-trip transportation. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye." tant Approved It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing personnel to attend professional conferences and conventions as indicated:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend conventions and conferences as indicated: (1)
Mr. Alex Higdon, to attend the 43rd Annual Convention of the National
Association of Secondary School Principals, February 7-H, 1959, in Philadelphia, Pa.; (2)
Mr. C. B. McCray, Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Mr. M. J. Burr, and Mr. : Alex Higdon, to attend the 1959 American Association of School Administrators Convention in Atlantic City, N. (I., February 14-18, 1959J
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Mr. Henry Foth, to attend the Music Educators National Conference, Wichita, Kansas, February 22-25, 19595
R. #13 Professional Trips Approved
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Mr. Rogers Gray Stevens, to attend the Southern District Meeting of the National Association of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Houston, Texas, February 24-27> 1959 >
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Mrs. Helen Jones, Mrs. Vivien Haynes, Miss Donna Schumacher, Mrs. Lelia Lovejoy, and Dr. T. H. Broad, to attend the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Annual Conference, Cincinnati, Ohio, March 1-5, 1959.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That these persons be directed to attend conventions and conferences as 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons be paid by the Board of Education.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." R. #14 Resolution of Appreciation for Miss Lucille Willoughby
i On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, the following Resolution of Appreciation! for Miss Lucille Willoughby was passed: | I RESOLUTION ! The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Lucille Willoughby, January 28, 1959• Miss Willoughby joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1930 as a Latin teacher at Classen High School. In the 1955-56 school year she transferred to Northwest Classen and was teaching there until she entered the hospital for an operation last October. Miss Willoughby was considered an outstanding Latin teacher and was always seeking ways to improve teaching methods. She was kind, patient, and inspirational, and had a keen interest in her students. Her relations with them, the parents, and her associates were such that they endeared her to all who knew and worked with her. The student body at-large of Northwest Classen is establishing a fund in her name for cancer research with the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, and also a "Lucille Willoughby Award" to be given to some outstanding student. This is indicative of their great love and respect for her. We feel that her noble spirit and high ideals will live on in the hearts of all who knew her. For fourteen years, Miss Willoughby sponsored either the junior or the senior graduating classes at Classen and Northwest Classen High Schools. She also sponsored the Sygnets' Pep Club for the past four years. She was a member of all the professional organizations and St. Lukes Methodist Church. The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to Miss Willoughby’s many years of excellent and faithful services: to the Oklahoma City School System.
R. #15 Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Edith Stone Bourne
Motion to approve the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs,. Edith Stone Bourne was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Edith Stone Bourne, February 1, 1959 • Mrs. Bourne joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1922 at Capitol Hill Junior High School and also taught at Irving and Webster schools before joining the staff at Harding High School as an English and Social Studies Teacher. She taught there until the close of the 1956-57 school year, after which she served one year on the Reserve and Advisory Board.
She was a member of the professional organizations, the American Association of University Women, the Women's Dinner Club, the Carnelia Club, and the Baptist Church. Mrs. Bourne was considered an excellent English teacher. She was loyal, cooperative^ and was interested in her students and her work. She had a pleasing personality, and her fine attitude toward her students endeared her to them. We feel -that her high ideals will live on in the hearts of all who knew her and worked with her.
The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher. Her influence on the boys and girls of the Oklahoma City Schools will endure through the years.
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PERSONNEL
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 reoommendations and information below be approved:
Personnel Recommended
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
EMPLOYMENT REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. JOSEPH H. TAFT AS A i TIME CAMERAMAN AT THE
BROADCASTING CENTER,
SALARY $ 125 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 15,
1959.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT!
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. BILLIE MAY AS A TEMPORARY SECRETARY, MUSIC AND SCIENCE, IN THE CURRICULUM OFFICE, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF fl70 PS? MONTH, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 22,
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SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR
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BRITTON BERTHA
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CALHOON,
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PAULINE
COCHRAN, CAROL Do *DICKERSON, LOIS
LAMBERT, MAXINE LEDBETTER,
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JOHNSON, MABEL
CHARLES E.
9506 VILLAGE DRIVE
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MARLATTE, JACK E»
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MILES, BEVERLY S.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD; MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
Request permission to employ the following personnel;
Johnny B. Andrews as a temporary plasterer in the Maintenance Department ~ Salary $2„00 per hour - Effective January 5, 1959 through January 8, 1959.
Co Mn Goodner as a temporary landscape helper in the Maintenance Department - Salary $ Ia35 per hour - Effective January 21, 1959Toney Simmons as a temporary plasterer in the Maintenance Department - Salary $2o00 per hour - Effective January 12, 1959a Roy Wallace as a temporary plasterer in the Maintenance Department Salary $2.00 per hour - Effective January 5g 1959a
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Request permission to change the status of Frank Ray Knight from a temporary employee, salary $1.35 per* hour, to a regular employee, at a yearly salary of $2600 - Effective January II, 1959Request permission to change the status of Lonnie D. Maxwell from a temporary employee in the Heavy Equipment Department, salary $1.75 per hour, to a regular employee in the Landscape Department, salary $3^000 per year - Effective January II, 1959-
It has been recommended that Gale Purnel Lewis, a regular employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $3600 per year, receive a yearly salary of $3900 - Effective January 26, 1959.
It has been recommended that Wyman A. West, a regular employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $3600 per year, receive a yearly salary of $3900 - Effective January 26, I959» It has beer recommended that Bobby Lee;Allen, an apprentice Steam fitter in the Maintenance Department, receive a car allowance of $300 per year -Effective January II, 1959. «» ' - J
SERVICE.DEPARTMENT
Request permission to transfer the following personnel: T» C. Crownover from 5 time floorman at University Heights, salary $94. 16 to floorrman at Cleveland, salary $185*82 Effective January 5,^59. John J. Edwards from floorman at Northwest, Salary $183*33 to relief custodian at all schools, salary $218*33 - Effective December 22, 1958.
Fred G. Ellison from floorman at Lee, salary $193*33 to relief custodian at all schools, salary $218.33 ~ Effective January 12, 1959. Jessie Lee Irwin from 3/4 time fioorman at Southeast, salary $141*25 to fioorman at Southeast, saI aryr$21 8*33 ~ Effective January 7, 1959-
Arthur J. Melvin from custodian at Webster, salary $316.66 to custodian at Harding, salary $328*33 - Effective December 22, 1958. Otis J. Wall from floorman at University Heights, salary $193-33 to fioorman at Cleveland, salary $185*82 - Effective January 7, 1959.
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Bacus, Florean M. Ba ldwin, A Iverna M. Boren, Dorothy
John Marshall Edison Classen
Coats, Ruby
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Northwest Classen Buchanan
LeMa.y^ Dixie
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Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."
R. #16 Personnel Approved
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Bills and Payrolls Recommended
It was recommended that the attached items #1, #2, and #3 be approved:
February 2, 1959
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Ratification of January 1959 payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:
1958-59 GENERAL FUND ........ .l,02h,885.91________ ____
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1958-59 BUILDING LEVY....................................... $ THE BOND FUND
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Authority to issue payrolls for February 1959 in the following estimated amounts: 1958-59 GENERAL FUND.......................
$ 1,100,000.00___________
1958-59 BUILDING LEVY............................
$
THE BOND FUND
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Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. These bills have been examined §nd approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services.
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BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 2, 1959
The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills The Auditor has checked all bills
1958-59 General Fund
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1958-59 Building Levy
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1957-58 Building Levy
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1956-57 Building Levy
$
1,926.00
1958 Bond Fund
$
236,030.26
1956 Bond Fund
$
128.50
1957-58 Ford Foundation
$
111.3b
$
386,158.28
Total
100,571.9b 3,912.06
25,hOl.39
m
„
Abelard Schuman, Limited
Suppls- Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.39
Addre s so graph-Multigraph Corporation A. & E. Equipment Company
Suppls-Pub. Relations
Standard
1.141
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Selected Low
Airline Water Company
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
American Air Filter Co,, Inc.
Suppls-Custo dial
Standard
American Council on Education
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected Low
195.07 11.55
206.62
hl. 00 153.59
U.50 2.50
7.00 5U.00
American Education Publications Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
American First Title & Trust Co Other Adm. Expense
Standard
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corporation Appleton Century Crofts, Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
20.35
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
11.63
Association of Childhood Education International Association Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.62
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
h.99
Basic Skill Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
13.50
Helen Biggers
Workshop-Ford
Selected
10,00
7.50
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
It
Page -2
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
Reba I. Biles
' Workshop-Ford
•
Selected
16.00
h9.60
Bill’s Grocery
Board Action Travel Expense Instructional Personn. Suppls-Home Economics Selected
Blackhawk Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
12MU
Brandt’s Red Bud
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
176.67
Branham’s, Incorporated
Suppls-Adult School
Low
Braniff Airways, Inc.
Travel Expense Board Action Instructional Personn. Reimbursement
Brodhead-Garret Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
2.08
Brooking's Pen Shop
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
2.10
John A. Brown Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
17.82
Bureau of Communication Research
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
18.25
Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce Capitol Record Club
Suppls-Supt. Office
Selected
21.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
U.05
Carpenter Paper Company
Suppls-Printing Production Suppls-Cus to dial
Low
392.17
Low
50.33
Neva Chelf
Workshop-Ford
Selected
City Bus Company 4 ■
Transportation Public Carriers Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Agreement
2,685.20
Agreement
7.50
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Low
I4.6l.87
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
100.61
■ Columbia University Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
h.66
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
150.35
Coronet Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
5Uo.oo
Gory’s Motion Picture Equipment Arthur C. Croft Publications
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
h.6.08
Other Admin. Expense
Publisher Selected
13.67
Transportation Special Education
Agreement
Miss Faye Bills
■
. Bob Cates
.City Spring Works ’ '“Cle’ments Sporting Goods
'Contemporary Film Library
Mrs. Pauline Crupper
15.00
I
10.30 3H9.1&? W.85
I
U
816.95
5.00
106.08
1
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONI'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
Page -3-
The Daily Law Journal-Record
Legal Publications
Publisher
58.10
Davidson & Case Lumber Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
19.50
Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Engineer’s Off. Low
Dr. Robert Denny
Low
Doenges Supply
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
27.72
Dollies Ceramics
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
37.78
H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.
Office Supplies
Low
Doubleday and Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
h.63
Dover Publications, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
111.63
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suupls-Special Ed.
Selected Low
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Business Off.' Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Low
Otis E. Dulan
Workshop-F ord
Selected
5.00
Duplicating Products, Inc. 'of'Oklahoma E. P. Dutton & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Gen. Instrue• . Selected
111.60
Suppls-Instructional Office
Publisher Selected
5.06
Educators Progress Service
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
6.50
Electronic Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
25U.1O
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
18U.15
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
19.96
Eureka Water Company
Suppls—Custodial
Low
17.50
Expression Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
15.12
Fearon Publishers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
11.22
Film Associates of California
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
110.00
Film Strip of-the-Month Clubs
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
U15.00
First National Management Corporation
Rental
Rental Agreements
200*00
Enrich ment
Teaching Materials
118.38 3.00
M
.90
312.6b. 183.21
1195.85
2.10 15.80
17.90
39.93
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
Sw "
., ‘ >
A*... •
ish Bowl
Suppls-Spec ial Ed.
Selected
84.87
ranklin Store
Suppls-Special Ed,
Selected
27.91
Fretwell Motor Comparer
Suppls-Gen. Instrue®
Agreement
i$.oo
Frith Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
X00
Workshop-Ford
Selects d
l&do
Gaines "Sixteen" Films Co.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Irwin C. Gaumer
Periodicals
Bid Agreement Low
Gel-Sten Supply Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
9.9‘l
General Electronics, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
h.78
Ginn And Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
E. C. Glesan
Shppls-Home Economics
Selected
Globe Book Company, Inc.
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford Suppls-Radio-Ford ........... TV-Ford Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
2.12
Publisher Selected
1.09
Publisher Selected
1.56
M. C. Hagan
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.17
C. S. Hammond & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
19.14
Harcourt Brace & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.75
Harper & Brothers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.83
Harth Food Market
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
49.44
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
70.43
Harvard University Press
Publisher Selected
3.52
D. C. Heath & Company
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Frod ' Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
37.29
Heierding Brothers
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
84.63
Mrs. Robert Hensley
Selected
48,00
Hollywood Film Enterprises,
Transportation Special Ed. Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
8.00
Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.94
Frankie Roy Frow t i
f
i
I
Page -h*
Great Outdoors Publishing Co. Grosset & Dunlap, Inc.
y 5.50 3.20
■J j
I
131A9
8£7&
126.89
97.98
t
■1
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
1*
Page -5-
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
32.75
Horn Seed Company
Suppls-Special Ed,
Selected
Houghton Mifflin Company
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
The House of Wren, Inc.
Suppls-Engineer’s Off. Low
Humpty-Dumpty #5
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Custo dial
Bid Agreement Low
International Business Machines Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low Agreement Standard
U.16
19.50 95.1U
l,095.21i 239.97
3.7k 1,235.00 356.53
lt33$^l
1,595.27
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low Agreement
20.00
Jones Boys #6
Transportation Special Ed. Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
28.21
Fred Jones Ford
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Agreement
6.29
Kamp Brothers
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Kilpatrick Brothers-
Storeroom Stocks
Low
26.30
F. B. Koock
Suppls-Supt. Office
Selected
Li5.00
S. H. Kress & Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
Kroch’s & Bretano’s, Inc.
Suppls-Engineer’s Off. Standard
Laidlaw Brothers, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Lakeside Methodist Church
Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Agreement
300.00
Otis 0. Lawrence
Workshop-Ford
Selected
10.00
L* ?. Lewis, Jr.
Travel Expense Instructional Personn. Selected Board Action
International Film Bureau, Incorporated Indiana University, . Audio Visual Horace Jones
Library of Congress Card Division
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
125.00 >
13.06
161.07
8.0k
3.15
10.56
10.00 79.75
89.75
21.75
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
Library Supply Company
Suppls-Textbooks Suppls-Special Ed.
PaSe ~6'
Bid Agreement 8,823.65 20. U2 Low Publisher Select.. 25.21 18.15 18.21
8,869.28
J. B. Lippincott Company
Suppls-Textbooks Suppls-Special Ed.
Low Publisher Selected
Litho Negative & Plate Co.
Suppls-Printing Production Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford Suppls-Instrue. Off.
Selected
Publisher Selected
U.1U
Publisher Selected
2.7^
Lone Star School Book Depository Lyons and Carnahan
Suppis-Gen. instruc.
Publisher Selected
188.51
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
57 .^5
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Vehicle Msint.-Reg.
Low
Jim Martin Educational Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Maternity Center Association
Suppls-Home Economics
Letter Quotqtion
McGraw Hill Book Co., Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks Suppls-Audio Visual Suppls-Research
Publisher Selected Standard Low
David McKay Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Suppls-Health Dept.
Letter Bid Low
Metropolitan Water Company
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
Midwest Ceramics, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
Mid-West Surgical Supply Co.
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low Letter Bid
Monumental Press, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Morris Chevrolet, Inc.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Selected
12.67
Mrs. Chester Mosely
Transportation Special Ed.
Agreement
50.00
National Education Association
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.06
National Prebinds
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
7.69
National Probation and Parole Association National Publicity Council
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
2.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.33
Little, Brown & Company
Longmans Green & Company, Inc.
36.36
36.25
1,138.92
36U.00 7.00 23.31 15.60 ,3.59
Li2.50
2.U9
711i .65lli.io
728.75
65.U5
2.88 17.5U 5.06
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
-p-
(1938-39 General Fund - Continued)
Page -■7‘
National Theatre Supply Co.
Suppls-Custodial
Standard
11*30
Nature Program
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
I3.8O
New York Exposition Press, Incorporated Nichols Hills Baptist Church
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Publisher Selected
2.33
Agreement
A. J. Nystrom & Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Standard
Oklahoma City Association of Insurance Agents Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Fidelity Bond Premium
Board Action
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-Custodial
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma County Water Co.
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co,
Electricity-Reg. Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Utilities Bldg. Rent
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford Gas-Regular Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement '
Oklahoma Historical Society
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Utilities Bldg. Rent
200.00
23,88
1.T
3,300,00
3,889.116 720.90
19.70
Total
27,3117.38 211.31 111
t
27,371.89 1.00
211,330.32 32.£8 Total 211,383.10
32.39
Oklahoma Paint Distributing Co. Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford Oklahoma Seating Company Suppls-Business Off. Storeroom Stocks Suppls-Special Ed. Oklahoma State Penitentiary Suppls-Library
Low
li..81i
Low
332.21
Low
9I1.8I1
Ozmun & Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
1106..110
Pipkin Photo Service
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected .
Postmaster
Postage
Standard
300.00
Potter’s Thrift-wise Market
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
102.111
Prentice-Hall, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
The
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Selected
117.00
Pugh-Holmes Motor Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Agreement
■2-0.20
Purchasing Agents Association "of’Oklahoma G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Suppls-Business Off,
Selected
23.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Psychological Corporation
117.79
8.33
1.77
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
Page -8-
(1998-99 General Fund - Continued)
Rainbow Rhythms
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
22.90
Random House, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.60
Remington Rand - Division of Sperry Rand Corporation Betty A, Richard
Suppls-Libraries
Low
Workshop-Ford
Selected
Kathleen L. Riggs
Suppls-Special Ed. Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected Low
Gilbert L. Robinson
Travel-Administrative
Board Action
20.67
Robinson Janitor Supply Co.
Suppls-Cus to dial
Board Action
1,729.00
Row, Peterson & Company
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
Safeway #80
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Salem Press, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
12.99
Science Digest
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
3.90
Science Kit, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
112,89
Brown W. Scott
Workshop-Ford ’
Selected
10.00
Scott, Foresman & Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
IOI4..I4.2
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Suppls-Home Economics
Low
126.116
S, E. B. Paint Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
9.00
Service Supply, Incorporated
Low
6.30
Sewing Filmstrip Serivce
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Regular Suppls-Radio-Reg. TV-Regular Suppls-Home Economics
Sharp & Nichols Music Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Selected
619.92
Shawnee Press, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
191.2I4.
Simon and Schuster, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
29.2h
Simpson-Horton, Incorporated
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Agreement
20.711
Singer Sewing Machine Company 2^12 N. Walker, Okla, City Singer Sewing Machine’Company 1116 West Main, Okla. City Jasper Sipes School Book Depository
Suppls-Home Economics
Low
99.31
Suppls-Home Economics . Low
30.82
Sesac, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed. Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
9U9.UO
10.00 78.90 299.29
338.19
3.21
229.97
Selected
39*00
Letter Bid
19.00
Publisher Selected 129.10 2.63 Low
127.73
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59) General Fund - Continued)
Sky'Service Company
Rental-Land & Bldgs. Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Social Legislation Information Other Admin. Expense Service, Incorporated Suppls-Home Economics Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supplies Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Telephone-Reg.
Page -9Agreement Standard
30.00 28.20
58.20
Publisher Selected
12.00
Selected
61.25 5,U5.85
Utilities
Star Engraving Company
Commencement Expense
Selected
17.87
Georgia A. Stathos
Workshop-Ford
Selected
10.00
The Steck Company
Syppls-Special Ed,
Publisher Selected
12.76
Board Action Travel Expense Instructional Personn. Suppls-Printing Low Production Publisher Selected ,Suppls-Texfbooks
I6I4.8I4
St. Louis-San Francisco ; Railway Company Dick Stout & Company
Stratco Audiovisuals, Ltd.
v
9.72 11.9U
Standard Dayton Corporation
Suppls-Custodial
Standard
10.28
Tandy Leather Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
63,16
Teaching Film Custodians, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
63.75
Texas Education Agency
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
T, G. & I. #36
Suppls-Radio-Ford Low TV-Ford ' A-25 Suppls-Supt. Off. Petty' Cash A-31 Suppls-Bus. Off. A-35 Suppls-Eng. Off. A-I4.3 Other Adm. Exp. 1-31 Suppls-Library 1-33 Suppls-Audio Vis. 1—314- Suppls-TV-Ford 1-36 Suppls-Gen. Instrc. 1-39 Vocational Off. I-I4O Suppls-Health Off • I-U5 Travel Expense 0-22 Suppls-Vehicles F-U Rentals
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
3.06 2.98
36.U3 3,68 6.00 78.66 111. 66 3.14-0 114.U9 16.95 89.72 Lu 00 111. 88 3.75 58.80
3U5.U2
110,00
B. H. Thomas
Printing-Clerical
Agreement
Mrs. Harriett Thomas
Transportation Special Ed. Suppls-Special Ed,
Reimbursement
50.00
Low
12.07
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low
60.60
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
Thompson Book & Supply Co, Thompson School Book Depository Today’s Health Magazine
3.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
It
Page -10
(19f>8-£9 General Fund - Continued)
Town of Nichols Hills
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
17.00
Triangle Blue Print and Supply Company
Suppls-Re search
Low
lU.olt
Uhles Food Market
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
77.31
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Radio-TV-Reg » Suppls-Instruc. Off,
Selected Low
United World Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
University Book Exchange
Suppls-Radio-TV-Reg 0
Low
22.82 2U.£0
117.32
7.60
The University of Chicago Press Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
$,69
University of Minnesota Press
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
3,7h
University of Minnesota Audio Visual Education University of California
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
U5.00
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
JLOo-LO
Uptown Art Galleries
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Selected
71.37
Vantage Press, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Vaseco Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
109.90
Village Methodist Church
Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Rental Agreement
298.80
Visual Instruction Bureau
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Walker Stamp & Seal Company
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
,Suppls-Business Off. Western Bank & Office Supply Company Rental-Land & Bldgs. West Nichols Hills Presbyterian Church Western Uniform & Towel Service Suppls-Printing Production Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Standard
Western Union Telegraph Company■ Telephone-Regular
Utilities
2.91
-
3,$$ 12.00
30^.00
Rental Agreement Standard Low
6,7$
7.50 36.12
U3.62
12.79
Publisher Selected
7,39
The H. H. Wilson Company
Suppls-Radio-Ford TV-Ford Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
lltl.00
WKI Television System, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
22.^0
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund -< Continued)
Mart Woods
Workshop-Ford
F. W. Woolworth Company
Suppls-Special Ed,
Low
Youth Service, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
American Education Publications
Suppls-Instructional
Publisher Selected
Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment
New-Equipment Visual Education
Board Action Letter Bid
Dowling’s, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Board Action
Library Service Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Industrial Ed. Suppls-Library
Midwest Ceramics, Incorporated
Suppls-Instructional
Low Letter Bid
315.00
Sanitary Equipment Company
Suppls-Custodial
Board Action
800.00
Scholastic Magazines, Inc.
Suppls-Instructional
Publisher Selected
lLil.15
American Body & Trailer, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl, EqptrReg.
Low
17.12
American Elec trie Ignition -Co.
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-HD
Low
19.01
American Pamcor, Incorporated
Low
It. 95
Ames Supply Company
Mtrl-Radio Repr. TV Repr. Office Type Machines
Selected
50.52
The Automotive, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.- HD
Low
811.00
Auto Parts & Machine Co.
Repr-Vehcl, Eqpt. Regular & Heavy
Low
2U.83
Selected
2.60
1957-58 GENERAL FUND
Bid Agreement
ST
2119.50 100.00
188.00
3119.50 59.00
756.00
1,303.111
1958-59 BUILDING LEVY
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
I (1958-59 Building Levy - Continued) Barada & Page, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs.-Regular
Low
6.83
Barber’s Glass Company
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-Reg. Low
31i$9
'Beltone Hearing Service
Standard
E. S. Billington Lumber Co.
Replace Instructional Eqhipment Mtrl-Bldgs-Regular
Harold L. Blue
Musical Instruments
Selected
. Boardman Machinery Company
K.60 1,360^00.
Board Action
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-Reg. Low Standard
37.50 15.00 5U.73
69.73
The Clarence L. Boyd Company, 1 Incorporated Branham’s, Incorporate d
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-HD
Standard
6.8I4
Office Type Machines
Selected
U8.82
Frank H. Braunlich
Furniture & Eqpt. Visual Aids Musical Instruments
Selected
36.U0
'Britton Piano Shop
Low
105.00
Buck’s Sporting Goods
Furniture &Eqpt. Health Ed.
Selected
163.80
Cales Manufacturing Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
I48O.OO
Capitol Stage Equipment Co.
Apparatus-Instruc.
Selected
323.00''
Capitol Steel & Iron Company
Mtrl-Bldgs.-Reg.
Low
3214.20
.■■<1
Selected
101.80
•'
E. B. ”Jatk” Castle Display Co. Mtrl-Radio & TV-Repr
..
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-Reg. Low
288.08
City Spring Works
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-Reg. Low
■18.9V
Clements; Sporting Goods
Low
737.00
John H. 'Cole Company
Furniture Equipment Health Ed. Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
2.68
Cook Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low Standard
Cook Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
Cory’.8 Motion Picture Equipment
Replace Instructional Equipment
Selected Low Standard
Cars? Cecelia Cowan
Salaries-Radio & TV
Selected
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
t . Si Xis t„ - -Crane Company
Judy Cowan
Salaries-Radio-& TV \ Selected
158.66 6.60
i
J
'
j If
1
, X 165.26
314.96 l4.9o.OO 7.90 18.05
■
-.1
Bob Cates
7■
t
Page -12-•
1)
"" . 515.95
8.00
VV
-' ' -i
82.00
. 8.00
■ . .j
1
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1959 - CONT'D
It
Page -13-
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued) C. F. Dagwell Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
17.25
Danneriburg Distributing Co,
School Shop Eqpt. Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg. Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.
Low
118.16
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Bid Agreement
390.80
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Letter Bid
326,.00
The Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Bid Agreement
58U.21
Dowling’s, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.
Standard
Bill Doyle Office Supply
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-HD Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.Reg. Office Type Machines
Dulaney’s
Apparatus-Ford
Low
3,200.00
Bob Dunning-Jones, Inc,
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
. 100.95
Duplicating Products, Inc.
Office Type Machines
Selected
113.82
Dyke Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
128.32
Emsco Electric Supply Co,,Inc.
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Low
83I1.6O
The Gordon E, Ervin Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
li5U.80
Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
508.38
Selected Low
69.63
U.8O 38.50 1U9.5O
188.00
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Fentriss Sound Engineering Co.
Apparatus-Instruc•
Low
156.6H
The Fleck Bearing Company -
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg.
Low
5.16
Fire Appliance & Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Bid Agreement
Friden, Incorporated
Office Type Machines
Selected Agreement
General Electric'Company Syracuse, N. Y. General Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr.
Selected
157.3U
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
U27.89
General Electronics, Inc.
Mtrl-Radio &.TV Repr.
Low
2.U0
168.73
5.66 32.00
3T.66
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H. & H. Equipment Company
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-HD
Low
13.611
Jim Hshl
Apparatus-Instruction
Low
110.00
J. C. Hamilton Company
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-Reg. Low
1.20
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
329.82
Herb Welding & Radiator Co,,. Incorporated Holmes. & Torbett, Iric,
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg.
Low
18.00
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr. Standard
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg.
Low Selected Letter Bid
International Harvester Co,
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg. Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Hd
Standard
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Fred Jones Ford
New Office Eqpt. Selected Supt. Off. Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr. Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg. Standard.
Jones-Newby Supply Cpmpany
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
20.32
Harry Keeton Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg. Repl-Eqpt.-Ford Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
128.38
Kilpatrick Brothers
Board Action Low Bid
•0
2.63
333.21| 118.90 122.87 *238.01
26.12
620.10
3U.k8
8.12 -210.62
218.77
Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
21^.23
Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
32.20
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
11,9U
Melton Company, Inc.
Low Letter Bid
228.00
Mideke Supply Company
New Office Equipment Instructional Off. Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
273.29
Midwest Cash Register Co.
Office Type Machines
Standard
16.20
Mid-West Surgical Supply Co., Incomorated Miller Floor Company
New Office Equipment Instructional Off. Mtrl-Bldg s -Reg.
Low Letter Bid
78.20
Miller Jackson Company
Mtrl-Electronic Repr. Low Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr. Selected
Low
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23.00
20.U8 ll2.22
93.03
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•y ' Millsap’s Repair Shop
Musical Instruments
Low
Minton Machinery Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Board Action
215.1iO
Monore Calculating Machine Co.
Apparatus-Ford
Board Action
695.00
Mullen Crafts Croporation
Apparatus-Ford
Selected
172.18
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
58U.57
Mt rl -Bl dg s -Re g.
Letter Quotation
Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
136*62
Oakite Products, Incorporated
Mtrl-Radio & TV
Low
13.61i
Oil Fipld Ignition Parts Co.
Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-Reg. Low
2,’21
Oil Filter Company
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg.
Low
27.oi
Oklahoma City Tent & Awning Company Oklahoma City Tractor & Implement Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
31427
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg.
Low
3.10
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Bid Agreement
69.18
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg.
Low
13.3U
The Oklahoma Typewriter Co.
Office Type Machines Selected New Off.Eqpt.-Bus. Off •Low
Nee
McNulty, Incorporated
8.00
57;1£
38.70 WiO.OO
I4.78.7O
Pascal P. Paddock, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
25*50.
Pallady Welding & Equipment Company Henry Payne
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg•
Low
15.50
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
30.00
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
55.00
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation Peery’s Tire & Supply Co.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Radio Supply, Incorporated
Retter M^tor. Service
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg, Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-HD Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low Bid Agreement Low
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Selected Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
y
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20.51
2,21j2.32 195.UO 97.25 13.2?
2jlj.37.72
110.5U 55.00
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Page
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Low
Rcbberson Steel Company
Furniture & Eqpuiment Physical Ed.’ Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Safway Rental & Sales Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low Selected
Scovil & Sublett Hardware Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
2&2O
Service Supply, Incorporated
School Shop Eqpt.
Selected
16,25
Severin Supply Company
School Shop Eqpt.
Low
2,15
Sharp Auto Supply Comparer
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg.
Low
83.30
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Musical Instruments
Low Selected
77.35 73.30
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
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Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg.
Low
Singer Sewing Machine Company
General Equipment
Selected
29.08
Bert Smith Road Machinery Company, Incorporated State Highway Commission
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-HD .
Standard
U.U6
Special Projects
Board Action
Stubblefield Brothers
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
Harold Simms
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Selected
Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc.
Office Type Machines
Standard
S>il Industries, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
3.00
Southwest Wheel, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-HD
Low
53.78
Southwest Electric Company
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg.
Low
2.52
Southwest Tile & Terrazzo Co.
Mtrl-Vehcl.Eqpt.-Reg.
Low
9.63
Ij^shA. Thacker, Clerk
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M-12 M-15-A M-15-B M-17 M-21-A M-21-B
Shomas Concrete Pipe Co.
Mtrl-ELdgs-Reg.
Low
Thomas Engineering Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Standard
.Sherwin Williams Company
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Bldg. Maint. Petty Cash Visual Aids Electronics School Shop Eqpt. Repr-Vehcl. Eqpt.-Reg. Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-HD
62.I4O 2U.00
V
86*liO
150.65 lo.hi 3I16.05
,000.00
83.00 396.00
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L163.81j. 1.96 2.92 5.12 I4.00 2.21
h8O«O5
115.00 19.56
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Trice' Wholesale Electronics', Incorporated
' Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair
Selected Low
201.31"
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m.714.
219.23
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Vogl Tool Compary, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Letter Bid
Cecil G. West
Selected
8.00
Selected
23.93
W. & W. Steel Company
Salaries-Radio & TV Extra Help Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Low
98.32
R. A. Young & Son, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-HD
Low
133.23
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Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Repr-Vehcl.Eqpt.-HD
Low
27.113
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New Furniture
Board Action
The Dolese Compnay
Mtrl-Bldgs & Repairs
Bid Agreement
L. H. Humphries Construction ■■Company Oklahoma Seating Company
Burbank-Est. #1
Board Action
New Furniture
Low
63.30 288.00 17,1192.119
231.00
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• 1936-37 BUILDING LEVY Remodel & Service Shop Elevator
Board Action
1,926.00
Beaty Construction Compary
Ridgeview-Est. #6
Board Action
12,906.90
Capitol Stage Equipment Co.
New Furniture
Low
1120.00
Fees-Garfield
Board Action
833.99
Stand Watie-Est. #3
Board Action
23,322.00
Play Areas-Est. #3
Board Action
21,189.37
Elevator Sales & Service Co.
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x Caudill, Rowlett & Scott, “Architects Commander Construction Co,
Connelly Construction Co.
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J. J. Cook Construction, Inc.
Creston Hills-Est. #3 Board Action W. Nichols Hills. Board Action Douglass#1 Board Action
kk,551.12
E. V. Cox Construction Co.
Rockwood- Est. $$ Mark Twain#2
Board Action Board Action
k7,150.06
E. H. Dick
Tracks-All Schools
Selected
Dowlings, Incorporated
Classroom Furniture
Board Action
Federal Corporation
Shop Eqpt-New Jr.Highs Low
k9.00
The Glidden Comparer
Shop Eqpt-New Jr.Highs Bid Agreement
27«12
L, H. Humphries Construction Company Kilpatrick Brothers
McKinley-Est. #3 *
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Inverness Boyd Center
llSO.OO 12,295.00
5,955.30
Board Action Low Board Action
108.k8 l,k39.17
1,5U7.65
Mideke Supply Company
Shop Eqpt-New Jr.Highs Low
2k.8k
Miller Floor Company
Shop Eqpt-New Jr.Highs Low
206.05
Charles L. Monnot, Jrt, Architect Morgensen Lumber Company
Fee-Monroe
Shop Eqpt-New Jr.Hi.ghs Low
111.30
Neal Lumber Company
Shop Eqpt-New Jr.Highs Low
97.50
Noftsger-Lawrence & Associates
Fee-W. Nichols Hills Est. #1,2,3 & k
Board Action
Oklahoma City Scenic Company
Mov. Eqpt-Edwards
Selected
U81.36
Oklahoma City Treasurer
Business Expense
Standard
182.6k
Land Improv-Douglass
Publisher
113.kO
SwadsfHomcerKjrxxHigh
Board Action Low
The Oklahoma Publishing Company Oklahoma Seating Company
Board Action
Furniture - Desks & Chairs
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Fee-Rockwood
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Shop Eqpt-New Jr.Highs Bid Agreement
Rea Engineering Company
Fee-Douglass
Reid & Associates
Fee-Davis
Board Action
■: Reynolds and Morrison,
Fee-Ridgeview Creston Hills Mark Twain
Board Action
2k7.1O
1,U35.2O
10,059.60 150.00
Board Action
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10,209.60
763.28
51.08
w •
118.36 323.8k 823.58
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Board Action
12,355.20
:7,283.73
Schwartz Construction Co.
Davis-Est. $4
Board Action
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Acct. $901-Bus. Exp. i^05-Inverness #906-Harding Land #953-Franklin
Petty Cash '
Underwood Corporation
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
5,752,50
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg
Fee-Stand Watie McKinley Tracks-All Schools
Board Action
585.55
Board Action
9,1115.60
Edwards-Est. #6 Garfield-Est. $4
Board Action
114,672.19
Grounds-Impr0vement
Bid Agreement
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Reimbursement
Petty Cash
W. M. Welch Manufacturing Company
Suppls-Jackson Southeast Northeast T. V. Studio
Board Action
H. C. Vandaveer & Son
Wynn Construction Company
5,25.’
11.60 lii.oo 290.80-'
3118,65
1956 BOND
The Dolese Company
128.50
1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION 6.10
105.2b
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF DECEMBER
Frank Kratky and Christine Kratky
Real Estate 1958 Bond Fund
City of Oklahoma City
Paving Tax 1958-59 General Fund Social Security Taxes Quarter ending Dec. 31, 1958 1958-59 General Fund
State Contribution Fund
Board Action
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Board ratify the January payrolls, authorize issuing the February payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list,(with one correction as indicated on page 18 of the bills,)in the total amount of $386,158.28, as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #17 Bills and Payrolls Approved
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R. #18
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Claim for j Bannaker Blclg. § Approved,Pay- j ment to be * Held for Awhile
R. #19 | Sale of Housesj Other Bldgs. ! Approved________ !
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve for payment the claim in the amount or*$l,000 of the Oklahoma State Highway Commission for the Board's purchase of the Bannaker School building; the warrant to be held temporarily and released to the Oklahoma State Highway Commission on the date the Board receives payment from
the State Highway Commission of the purchase price of the school building under the original contract; also that the Board proceed to raze and salvage the Bannaker School building, upon the closing of the transaction. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
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It was moved by.;Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to accept the total high bid for the! houses and other buildings at 821 N. W. 33 and 825 N. W. 33 (adjacent to Harding High SchooL) in the total amount of $2,461.00, as submitted by Mr. Paul Blevins, Oklahoma City; other bids for the houses on these locations being as follows:
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The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R. #20 j Bids Accepted ! on Typewriters \
R. #21 Bids Accepted Photography Equipment
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It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to accept bids as follows on one lot of photography equipment for use in the Teaching Materials Center, in the total amount of $2,248.01; the purchase to be charged to the Bond Fund account #909, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH FIRM:
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. Dee's Photo Supply, Inc. Pipkin Photo Service Oklahoma City Photo Supply
$
379-29
117■50 1,515.81 235-41 $2,248.01
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The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye." Information to the Board:
The Central Food Service Department submitted a Financial Statement, December 31, 1958, for the Board's information.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
R. #22 Approval to Buy and Issue Warrants for Fillmore Land j
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of
R- #23 Change Ord. #1
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve Change Order No. 1, Douglass High School Site Improvement, J. J. Cook Construction Company, Contractors, John Rea Engineering Company; change order providing for increasing the length of 15" R. C. pipe required to serve the area by 50 feet of additional pipe, at a total cost of $185.00, to be added to the contract price. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Douglass Site Improvement I Approved|
Information to the Board:
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Lots 5 and 6, Block 29; Nesbitt Addition, being a subdivitsion of Block 29 iof McCann South Highland Addition (adjacent to Millard Fillmore School), in the amount of $5,500; also approval to .issue warrant for the same when the Board Attorney approves the necessary legal documents covering the transaction. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
The following information was reported: (1)
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The. central offices partially accepted and occupied the additions to Fillmore Elemen-j tary School on December 19, 1958, and the Edwards Elementary School on December :30, I 1958; j
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Information to the Bo Ad - Cont'd: (2)
The central office gave acceptance to six classrooms, an all-purpose room, and three storage rooms, with certain reservations, of the addition to Burbank Elementary School on January 26, 1959The furniture was moved into these areas January 29, 1959-
Mr. Vernon Linton, present at the meeting, asked permission to transfer his child from the Oklahoma City School District to Mid-West School District or to Crooked Oaks, since it would be more convenient to send the child to one of these districts. However, on recommendation of Mr. Burr, Assistant Superintendent,the request was not granted, as it would mean the Oklahoma City School District would have to pay the tuition, and it would not be in accord with the policy of the School District. Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
J Acceptance of i Addition to Burbank School (With Reservations)
Request to Transfer Child from Okla. Cit; School Distric : Not Granted |
R. #2U
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MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959
THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1959 AT U: 30 P. M. I |
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C. B. McCray, President Mrs. L. D. Melton, Vice President
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Mrs. Floy Campbell, B. D. Foutz, Henry Foth, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, and Mr. Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business. Manager; David Light, Accountant; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Mrs. Bessie Henry and Mrs. Anita Gill, representatives of the Classroom Teachers Association; Mr. Bob Lee of the Daily Oklahoman. Mr. Wright gave the invocation.
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R. #2k Minutes Approved
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Wright, the minutes of the meeting of February 2, 1959 were approved as read. LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, School District Treasurer, gave his monthly report for February.
Treasurer 1s Report Rec'd
The School Attorney, W. A. Lybrand, commented on the extension of ward boundaries.
Attorney's Report
The Auditor, Mr. Prigmore, reported all bills have been checked and are ready for approval of the Board.
Auditor's Report
On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the foregoing reports were approved.
R. #25 Legal and Financial Reports Approv
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following election proclamation and itemized estimate of current expenses of Independent School District Number 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, otherwise known as the Board of Education of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1959: The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye:" I
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Motion was made by Mr. jjhompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve employing the County R. #27 Election Board to conduct the election on Tuesday, March 2U, 1959♦ The motion carried on Approval for roll call, with all members voting "Aye." Co. Election Bd. to Conduct| Election_______ |
R. #28 ! It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following transfer Approval to 8 of accounts within the budget, and to approve supplemental appropriation in the General Transfer Ac| Fund in the amount of $810,250.00: counts and [Make Supplement; tai Appropria-L tion ------------------------1 •it Request perrt^siorf^^^^l'^ppr-bpri^f'lon transfers''as' f-ol-.l-o^S;
Transfers Out a -6 A-l 1 A-12 A-|6 A-25 A—26 A-27 A-31 A-32 A-5U A-55 A-59 1-12 1-50 1-33 1-39 l-Ul B l-J+3 B-2 B-21 H-U H-21 T-l 0-25 F-5 F-U N-U
Salaries - Personnel Office Salaries - Business Office Salaries - Purchasing Office Car Al 1owance Supplies - Superintendents Office Supplies - Personnel Office Supplies - Public Relation Supplies - Business Office Supplies - Purchasing Office Supplies - Building & Grounds Office Supplies - Engineers Office Personnel Directory Salaries - Office of Supervisors Suppl les - Textbooks Supplies - Audio Visual Supplies - Vocati ona1 Printing - Forms Supplies - Offices - All Schools Sa 1aries - Counse1ors Supplies - Counse1ors Salaries - Nurses Supplies - Health Department Contracted Services Of f ice Suppl Ies Fidelity Bonds Bui 1 di ng Rental Suppl les - Adult School
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6,000.00 2,000.00 700.00 150.00 I0U.85 157.36 27.61
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78.57 5.25 625.00 12,000.00 89.U2 5.05 39.87 3*265.90 lU.592.U7 6,000.00 170.22 2,000.00 59.38 5,800.00 68.95 500.00 2,U28.52 7U.I5
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Transfers Ins Salaries - Superintendent Office Salaries - Research Office, Salaries - Buildings & Grounds Office Sa Iaries - Engineers Office Supplies - Clerk Supplies - Research Salaries - Librarians Salaries - Curriculum Center Sa lari es - Guidance Salaries - Offices of Principals Sa Iari es - Teacher Aides Storeroom Stock General Instruction Supplies - Instructional Offices Salaries - Clerical - Counseling Public Carriers Special Education Salaries - Switchboard Operators Rent I.B.M. Machines Adult School - Book Rental Special Taxes Special Purchases
Total
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
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Motion to approve the f<S*L lowing resolutions of appreciation was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Katherine H. Cooper, February 19, 1959Mrs. Cooper was Supervisor of Music in the Luther, Oklahoma Schools for twentythree years before Joining the Oklahoma City School System at Creston Hills in 1956. She taught music in the upper grades there until she became ill in December 1958>
R. #29 Resolutions of Appreciation, Katherine H. Cooper and i 0. J. King
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She was a member of all the professional organizations, the Urban League, NAACP, Stiles Street Branch of the YWCA, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, and the Avery Chapel Church.
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Mrs. Cooper was considered an outstanding teacher of music with an excellent educational background. She conducted many State Music Festivals and served as Chairman of the Music Division of ONTA for a number -of years. She was cooperative, had a charming personality, and her graciousness, generosity, and thoughtfulness endeared her to her students, their parents, and all who were associated with her. Her students, in both instrumental and vocal music, always did exceptionally well under her direction. We feel that her high ideals and personality will live on in the hearts of all who knew her.
The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher whose services to our Public Schools will be greatly missed.
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The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Omar J. King, February 17, 1959Mr. King in 1956, School. employed
joined the Oklahoma City School System as floorman at Grant High School and later served in that capacity at Northeast High School and Bannaker In 1958 he became a night watchman at Classen High School, where he was at the time of his sudden death.
Mr. King was conscientious, reliable, and he had a pleasant personality. well liked by his associates and by all who knew him.
He was
The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr.'King's services to the Oklahoma City Public Schools, and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the School Calendar for 1959-ÂŽ as follows: EVENT
Pre-school Conference Classes Begin Labor Day State Fair Day State 0. E. A. Thanksgiving Christmas End of First Semester Easter District 0. E. A. School Closes
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August 2U-28 August 31 September 7 September 28 October ,22-23 November 26-27 December 21-January 1 January 22 April 15 & 18 March May 27 SUMMARY
School Year - 10 Months - U0 Weeks Less Days Not Taught, as follows: Professional Days - Teachers - - - 8 Holidays ----------- - -16 Days Taught - Classes in Session Work Days for Teachers The motion carried unanimously.
CLASSES NOT IN SESSION DAYS
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R. #30 1959-60 School Calendar Approved
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1?5? - CONT’D I is
R- #31 Personnel Directed to Attend Conferences
It was moved by Mr. BerStett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to direct-;. . the following personnel to attend conferences as indicated in the resolution below; and to approve the resolution:
R ESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma CitySchool District if the following persons would attend Conventions and Conferences as indicated:
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Miss Myrna Kingston and Mrs. Mildred Rickard - to attend a meeting of the Association for Childhood Education, March 29-April 3^ St. Louis, Missouri;
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Leroy Weber, Otis Lawrence, and George Downing (T-V Teachers) - to attend a meeting of the National Science Teachers Association, April 1-4, Atlantic City, New Jersey;
Thomas J. Hill (T-V Teacher) - to attend a meeting of the National Council of Mathematics Teachers, April 1-4, Dallas, Texas;
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Alvin R. Eggeling - to attend the Southwest District Conference of the National Recreation Association, April 1-5, El Paso, Texas.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That these persons be directed to attend conferences as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the pr’eSent necessary good of the schools of the District; if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons be paid by the Board of Education . On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
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R ■ #32 Approval to Pay Mileage to Personnel Director
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve paying mileage to Mr. Gilbert L. Robinson, Personnel Director, for recruiting services for the year 1958-5-9. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #33 Payment of Honorarium Approved
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve paying an honorarium of $15.00 to Mrs. Mary Gray Thompson, who has been chosen as speaker for the annual meeting of the Oklahoma City Public Schools Library Association, March 23, Douglass High School, 6:00 p. m. The motion carried on roll call with all members- voting "Aye." 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 recommendations and information below be approved:
Personnel Recommended.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE SOARD: EMPLOYMENTS:
Request permission to employ Mr. James C. Miller as TV Engineer at the Broadcasting Center, salary $5700 per year, effective March 1, 1959• Request permission to employ Mr. Donald .Pinsker as a cameraman at the Broadcasting Center, salary $150 per month, effective February 17, 1959Request permission to employ Mr. John Gordon, as an engineer at the Broadcasting Center, salary $3800, effective March 9; 1959-
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS: Request permission to employ Mrs. Flora V. Galusha as a temporary clerk in the Safety Education Department for four days, February 13 through February 18, and as a temporary clerk at Northwest Classen, effective February 19, 1959; salary on the basis of $170 per month.
Request permission to employ Mrs. Edna Staples as a PBX Operator, salary $190 per month, effective February 16, 1959-
CHANGE IN ASSIGNMENT:
Request permission to transfer Mrs. Beulah McCall from clerk in the Al# Department to Secretary in the Curriculum Office, effective February 18, 1959•
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CAMPBELL, ROBBIE G.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD? MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
Request
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Jerry w . Cou rsey as a tempo rary la bor er in the Maintena nce depa rtme nt , sa la ry |i <>25 per ho ur - Effective Februa ry 18, 1959.
Car lo s Glo ria Februa ry 18,
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Char les b. Jones as Februa ry 18, 1959.
a tem porar y lab or er in the mai ntena nce
Departme
Harl Ro Mc Lemo re as February 18, 1959.
a tempo rar y la bor er in the mainte nance
Depar tment ,
nt , sa la ry
sa la ry
= Eff ective
per ho ur
$1.25
$1.25
per ho ur
- Eff ecti ve
$1.25
per hour
= Effective
CHANGE IN STATUS OF PERSONNEL
It has been recommended that Henry To Silk , a temp ora ry emplo yee in the Main tenanc e Departme nt , sa la ry $1.50 per hour receiv e a yearl y sa la ry of $3300 as a regu lar empl oyee in the Maintena nce Departm ent - Effe ctive February 2, It has been reco mmended tha t Ches tain Mc Curta in , a tempo rar y empl oyee in the Maintena nce Departme nt , sa la ry
$1.35
PER HOUR RECEIVE A YEARLY SALARY OF $2900 AS A REGULAR EMPLOYEE IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT - EFFECTIVE
FEBURARY 2,
1959,
1959.
IT HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED THAT W« Ao WILLIAMS, A REGULAR EMPLOYEE IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY $4100 PER
YEAR,
RECEIVE AN INCREASED CAR ALLOWANCE FROM $120 PER YEAR TO $300 PER YEAR - EFFECTIVE JANUARY 26,
Reques t Roofin g
perm issi on to cha nge the sa la ry an d ass ign ment of Wesl ey J. Zal oudik departm ent , sa la ry $3900 per year to Forem an , sa la ry $aoo o per year
from
ass istant
I 959„
fo rem an in the ii , 19590
= Effe ctive February
AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT
Reque st perm ission to change the status of Myrtle Houck from £.time Film ! Inspect or , sal ary ful l time fil m techni cian , sa la ry $210 per mon th - Effective Febru ar y i,| i959-o
$105
per mo nth 1 to
P-tO RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD?
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
Reques t perm iss ion to trans fer Joh n
C.
sa lar y
pers onnel
the fol lowing
?
Burro ughs , Jr . fro m i time Floorm an at North west , Eff ectiv e Febru ar y 23, 1959.
sa la ry
$91.66 ‘ro
Arlen Lee Com er from 3/4 time Floorm an $183.33 - Eff ective February 9,' 1959.
Leonard A. Copel and Febru ar y 23, 1959.
South
at
eas t , sa la ry
North west , sa la ry
fro m fl oor man at
$137.50
to
$198.33
Gene Raym ond Cou rsey fro m 3/4 time Flo orm an at Cla ssen , sa la ry $183.33 - Eff ective February 9, 1959.
Flynn Mc Dowel l from Relief Cusot
to ful l tim e
Relief Custo
$141.25
Jerry Wayn e Cours ey fro m 3/4 time Flo orm an at South eas t , sa la ry sal ary $183.33 - Eff ective February 3, 1959.
$137.50
Flo or ma n
I 959.
at
ectio ns to be mad e fro m ag end a of
Jess ie Lee Irwin from Eff ecti ve Janu ary 7,
Otis J. Janu ary
wall 7,
fro m 1959.
Floo
3/4
Edwards , sal ary
Febur ary
time flo orma n at
2,
South
rman
at
dia n , sa la ry
Floo
to ful l time
$238.33
Ernest Bernh art Seebeck fro m watch ma n and Relief Floorm an at Northeas t , sa lar y Adm inistra tion Buil ding , sa la ry $173.33 - Effe ctive Janua ry 27, 1959.
Rast us Stewar t fro m £ tim e Flo or ma n Eff ecti ve February 23, 1959.
Floo
to ful l tim e
Adm inistra tion build ing , sa la ry
dia n at
SALARY $248,33 “ EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 23,
Corr
tim e
full
Nor thwest ,
at
$183.33 -
to
South
Cla ss en ,
rma n at
to
Roving Watch
Floorm an
at
Edwards , sa la ry
$141.25 To
Floorm an
at
South
to
i
Fos ter ,
at
time
$42.66
sa la ry
Sou theas t ,
Head ,Cust odia n
$188.33
Eff ective
$218.33 -
rma n at
Floo
eas t , sal ary
man at
$91.66 -
19598
eas t , sa la ry
east
,
sal ary
$187.08 -
1959.
rma n at
Sou theas t ,
sa la ry
$193.33
to fire ma n at
South
eas t , sa la ry
$218.33 -
Eff ective
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
P—11
IT HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING PERSONS BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF 65 CENTS PER HOURS
NAME
SCHOOL
ABBOTT, MARY LUCILLE ALBIN,
ETHEL
BRITTON
BALLARD, MARY
DOUGLASS
BEAN, FRANCES
CULBERTSON
EASLON, LUELLA MAE
NORTHWEST
FREEMAN,
NAOMI G.
HARDING
GIDDENS,
BETTY
GRANT
IVY, BESSIE
DOUGLASS
MANNING, OLA MAE MCDOULETT, ETHEL
DOUGLASS
PHYLLIS
NELSON, OWENS,
ZELMA
COLUMBUS VAN BUREN
MARSHALL
PETTENRIDGE, ROSE
PRAIRIE QUEEN
PRYOR, MINNIE
WILSON
RHOADES, DORA
KAISER
ROBERTS, CHARLOTTE
CLASSEN
SHEPARD,
EDNA
SMITH, JUNE SPARKS,
TEMPLIN,
R. #3^ Personnel Approved
HARRISON
EVELYN VERNA
HARDING
TAFT WASHINGTON
BURBANK
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Bills and Pay- > The following Items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for consideration: rolls Recommend-
1
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MARCH 3, 1959 The Assisant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills The Auditor has checked all bills 1958-59 General Fund
i.
1957-58 General Fund
$
788.83
1958-59 Building Levy
i
1957-58 Building Levy
$
35,116.39 1 27,375.16
1958 Bond Fund
r
1956 Bond Fund
$
365.62
1957-58 Ford Foundation
$
9,500.00
$
516,133.lh
Total
Airline Water Company
Suppls-Printing Business Off. Suppls-Engineer’s Off. Radio & TV Vocational Ed. Water & Sewage-Reg
American Council on Education
Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation A. & E. Equipment Company
178,888.15
26^,098.99
----------- -------------- ------------------------------------------
Low
6.61i
Low
187.61
Utilities
77.25
Suppls-Supt’s Off.
Standard
75.00
American Education Publications American Famcor, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
U9.O5
Suppls-Vocational Ed®
Selected Low
American Technical Society
Rental-Textbooks Adult School Suppie-Textbooks
Selected
Asia Society, Incorporated
31.03 138.U2
169.U5
59.73
Low
1.00
Association Childhood Education International Suppls-TextbookS
Publisher Selected
7.76
Athena Films, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
300.35
Audio-Visual Materials Consultation Bureau
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
510.00
Barada & Page, Incorporated
Suppsi-Custodial
Low
Melvin W. Barnes
Travel-Administrative Expense-A,. A. S. A. ■
Board Action
81.00 ‘ 257.65
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
4*
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) 300.29
Arthur Barr Productions, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Better Homes & Gardens Circulation Company Big Top Toy Shop
Suppls-Home Economics
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
13.50
Brills Grocery
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
15.00
Blackhawk Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
100.19
fhe Bobbs-Merril Company, Incorporated Bonds Credit Jewelry
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Stock-Storeroom
Low
Braniff-Airways, Incorporated
Travel-Admini strative Instructional
Re imbur seme nt Board Action
Brooking’s Pen Shop
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
3.30
Brown and Bigelow
Suppls-Instrue tional
Low
26.18
John A. Brown Company
Suppls-Special Ed. Home Economics Travel-Administrative
Selected
88.7k
Board Action
kk.00
California Association of Secondary School Admin. Capitol Steel & Iron Company
Suppls-Instruetional
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Adult School-
Low
Carolina Biological Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Board Action
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg Printing-Production Qllpp X S ••U U. S u O CLlclJL Suppls-Vocational Ed. Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD Suppls-Audio Visual
Low Board Action
Merle J. Burr
Bob Cates
Central State College Film Library Children’s Record Reviews
3.00
2.15 270,00
5U2.65 39.00
■•V
581.65
k.oo
39.05 576.U2
8U6.28 3»136.32
Low Selected
3,982.60 kl9.23 3.06
10.00
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
City.Bus Company
Transportation
Agreement
City Office Supply Company
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
Civic Education Service, Incorporated George D. Clark
Suppls-General Instr.
Letter Quotation/
Transpo rtatio n
Reimbursement
21.93
Clements Sporting Goods
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Low
75.70
3,660.k5 3.00 312.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958—59 General Fund - Continued)
B-3
Collins Dietz Morris Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Columbia University Press
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
F. E. Compton & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Standard
Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Coronet Films
Suppls-Adult School
Low
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low Selected
7U.2O U1.31
115.51
Dr. Frank B. Cox
Salaries-Health Dept.
Selected
s?
500.00
Harley Cox
Transportation
Re imbursement
George F. Cram Company, Incorporated Creative Educational Society, Incorporated Arthur C. Croft Publications
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
Periodicals Suppls-Re search
Publisher Selected
Salarie s-Spec ial Physical Ed, Legal Publications
Selected
10.00
Publication
9h.9O
F
Clay Davis
The Daily Law Journal Record
13.50 5.63 307.05
25.00 817.50
62.16 9.3U
293.28
6.00
Dallas Independent School Suppls-Health Dept. District Decca Distributing Corporation Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
2.50
Low
3.09
IL. S. Denison & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
U.09
Denoyer-Geppert Company
Suppls-Librarie s
Publisher Selected
28.1+5
Walt Disney Productions
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
500.00
Doenges Supply
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
U.85
H. Dorsey Douglas, Incorporated Dover Publications
Suppls-Instructional
Low
72.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low Selected
Pat Dowling Pictures
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Personnel Low Census Instructional Engineer’s Off. Suppls-Instrue tional Low Offices-All Schis
Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma
1.95 51.30 219.16
^70.1+6
220,00
125.68
U51.10
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
B-U
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.16
Rental-Textbooks Adult School Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
16.07
Publisher Selected
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Incorporated Eureka Water Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
Suppls-Custodial
Agreement
7.50
Expression Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
11.59
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
Library Books Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected 787.92 Board Action 2,llilt.72
Film Associates of California
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
100.00
First National Management Corporation Follette Publishing Company
Rental-Office
Rental Agreement
200.00
Stock-Storeroom
Selected
69.1111
Fretwell Motor Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Agreement
18.50
General Biological Supply House, Incorporated
Suppls-General Instr. Special Ed.
Board Action Selected
General Electric Company Advertising & Sales Ginn and Company
Rental-Textbooks Adult School Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
Mrs. Gertrude Gray
Transportation
Reimbursement
175.1111
Gregg Publishing Division
Publisher Selected
107.110
Mr. Therial C. Gregory
Rental-Textbooks Adult School Transportation
Robert W. Grubbe Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Standard
C. S. Hammond & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
9.90
Harlow Publishing Corporation
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.71
Harper & Brothers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected Low
Harth Food Market
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
E. P. Dutton & Company, Incorporated The Economy Company Educators Progress Service
1191.58
2,932.611
72.36 611.30 -
Publisher Selected
136.66
68.03 27.93
IO.I1I1
Reimbursement
101.30
20.37 2.32
22.69
16.08
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
1*
B-2
(1928-29 General Fund - Continued)
Low
28. Ltf
D. C. Heath and Company
Suppls-Purchasing Off. Vocational Ed. Custodial Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
32.10
Herman’s Sporting Goods
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Low
Hewlett-Packard Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
Alex Higdon
Trave1-A dministrative
Board Action
U2.2O
Heniy Holt & Company, Incorporated The House of Clay
Suppls-Textbooks Adult School Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
22.88
Selected
71.01
The House of Wren, Incorporated Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Instructional Suppls-Custodial
Low
39.90
Indiana University Bookstore
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
International Business Machines'Corporation
Suppls-IBM Dept. Radio & TV-Reg. Instructional
Low Standard Agreement
International Crystal Manufacturing Company Iroquois Publishing Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg.
Selected
12.00
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
28.16
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg.
Low
Horace Jones
Transportation
Reimbursement
20.00
Jones Boys #6
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
63.96
Jones-Newby Supply Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
Kamp Brothers, Incorporated
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
118.82
Don Keith
Selected
‘ 3&00
Alfred A. Knopf, Incorporated
Salaries-Special Physical Ed. Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Kelite Corporation
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Selected
Hart Industrial SupplyCompany
133.20
2.20
1,320.62
Bid Agreement
26.20 18,8k 1,232.00
1.00
1,280.3k
282.00
3.12
2.78
72.00
9
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D I
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-6
Library Supply Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low Selected
J. B. Lippincott Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.61*
Lone Star School Book Depository
Rental-Textbooks Adult School Pupil Counsel.
Publisher Selected
62.08
135.80 208.90
3HU.7O
ST
HtO.29
Mackfs Flourescent Lights *
Stock-Storeroom
Bid Agreement
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Maint-Vehcl-Reg.
Low
Orville 0. Mallow
Transportation
Reimbursement
Jim Martin Educational Films
Suppls-Audio-Visual
Selected
116.00
Walter Mason
Salaries-Special Physical Ed. Rental-Textbooks Adult School' Expense-. A. A.. S. A.
Selected
20*00
McCormick-Mathers Publishing Company C. B. McCray
1,007.50
Uo.80
Publisher Selected
9.00
96*30
Board Action
McGraw Hill Book Company? Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
3.1U Publisher Selected U90.26 Board Action
McKesson & Robbins, Incorporated The McMillan Company
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Melton Company, Incorporated
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low Letter Bid Low
Metropolitan Water Company
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities ,
H2.85
Meyers Photo Shop
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
2U.00
Mideke Supply Company
Low
8U.12
Miller-Norris Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Custodial Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
220.00
Mr. Robert W* Milton
Consultant Expense-Reg.
Board Action
153.U6
John Miskovsky .
Selected
15.00
Selected
20.00
Mrs. Chester Mosely
Salaries-Special Physical Ed. Salaries-Special Physical Ed. Transportation
Reimbursement
50.00
Motter Bookbinding Company
Suppls-Libraries
Selected
<ir
Robert Mistele
■
- ■
U93.U0
. 8.00 13.32
65.31 1.50
66.81
533.30
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
, (19£8-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-7
National Academy of Sciences
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
National Agricultural Supply Company National Association of Education Broadcasters Neal Lumber Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Instructional Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected
53.28
Selected
28,57
Suppls-Summer Playgrd..
Low
27.55
8.55
National Education Association Suppls-Textbooks Pupil Counsel. New York University Press Suppls-Pupil Counsel.
Publisher Selected
M3
Publisher: Selected
9.78
Tracy Norwood &
Selected
Salaries-Special Physical Ed.
15.00 ■-i*
Oklahoma Business News Co.
Suppls-Supt’s Off,
Standard
120.00
Oklahoma, City Association of Insurance Agents Oklahoma City Linen Service
Insurance-Prope rty
Standard
76,921.^2
Suppls-Custodial
Low Agreement
Oklahoma City Photo Supply
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
AU6.70 165.00
611.70
2.88
Oklahoma City Water Department Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
6,038.21
Oklahoma County Water Company
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
10.80
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Electricity-Reg.
Utilities Building Rent
25,235.83 23.72
Gas-Regular Adult School
Utilities Building Rent
27,8^6.78 59.13
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Adult School
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company
Suppls-Office
Low
8.00
Passen Engineering Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected
7,89
Pennsylvania State University
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
7.31
Peripole Products, Inc.
Suppls-Instructional
Low
3.61
*
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
25,259.55
27,905.91
3O5.’17
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958—Jj>9 General Fund -Continued)
B-8
W. J. Pettee & Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
U.09
Philosophical Library
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.66
Pipkin Photo Service
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Selected
Plaza Court Floral Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
.85
Postmaster
Postage
Standard
300.00
Precision Equipment Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
16.10
Suppls-Textbooks Adult School Prime Petroleum Products, Inc. Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Publisher Selected
3V76
Low
20.08
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
7.00
Pugh-Holmes Motor Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Agreement
7.20
Radio Engineering Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected
Radio Supply, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
7.07
Random House, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.60
Reinhold Publishing Corp.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.73
Kathleen L. Riggs
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected Low
Robertson Sales Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Low
26.00
Gilbert L. Robinson Vince Robinson Ronald Press Company
Travel-Administrative Salaries-Spec.Phys. Ed. Suppls-Textbooks
Board Action Selected Publisher Selected
U5.92 15.00 2i.9U
Row, Peterson & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
U.66
Safeway #7h
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected Low
Select Film Library
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
7.5U
Service Supply, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Low
5.85
Sesac, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected
Prentice-Hall, Incorporated
59.00 2h,2U
83.21i
17.00
1U3.U0 lit. 95
158.35
65.28
28.72 5.29
3U.01
36.25
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(19$8-$9 General Fund - Continued)
Sharp Auto
Supply Company
B-9
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Simpson-Horton, Incorporated
Suppls-General Instr.
Agreement
Jasper Sipes School Book Depository
Suppls-Textbooks Special Ed. Gen. Instr.
Publisher Selected 1118.85 Low 388,9$
Snap Shots, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
L. D. Sollenberger
Transportation
Reimbursement
Southern Association of Suppls-Audio Visual Colleges & Secondary Schls. Southern Sales Company Suppls-Home Economics
33.30
133.116
537.80
10.00 132.60
Selected
1.50
Low
9.57
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company South-Western Publishing Co.
Telephone
Utilities
Rental Textbooks
Selected
115.911
Spencer Press
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
512.00
Springfield Board of Educa- tion Square Dance Associates
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
11.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
11.311
Staff Recording Company
SUppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Low
8.00
Stanley Bowmar Company, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
27.81
The Steck Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
8.61i
Dale Story
Salaries-Special Physical Ed. Suppls-Printing Prod.
Selected
15.00
Selected
■ 26.25
Dick Stout & Company
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
A-25 A-31 A-113 I-311A I-31iB 1-39 1-112 I-I1I4A F- li 0-22A T- 3
Suppls-Supt Off. Petty Cash Suppls-Bus. Off. Other Admn. Exp. Suppls-Radio-TV-Reg. Suppls-Radio-TV-Ford Suppls-Vocational Suppls-Instructional Consultant’s Exp. Rentals Suppls-Vehcl Repr. Transportation Reimbursement
B. H. Thomas
Printing-Services
Agreement
Mrs. Harriett Thomas
Transportation
Reimbursement
11,11110.35
28.27 6.00 30.75 711.91 5.35 85.51 11.87 235.85 58.80 2.00 51*00
583.31
110.00 50.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-10
Thompson Book Store
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Thompson School Book Depository
Suppls-Textbooks Radio & TV-Ford Special Ed.
Publisher Selected 57.05 Low 13.38 Bid Agreement li.,U60.51
Today’s Health Magazine
Suppls-Home Economics
Publisher Selected
Town of Nichols Hills
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company The Twentieth Century Fund
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Low
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Uarco, Incorporated
Suppls-Office
Low
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Supt’s Off. Special Ed.
Low Selected
Unesco Publications Center
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6. ho
The University of Chicago Press University of Oklahoma
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.65
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
68.85
Do Van Nostrand Company, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
14.5l|
Vasec'o, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
291.U5
Village Methodist Church
Rental
Building'’ Rent
113.50
Henry Z, Walck, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.11;
Walker Stamp & Seal Company
Suppls-Clerk
Low
5.00
Webster Publishing Company
Suppls-Spec ial Ed.
Publisher Selected
11.79
Western Bank & Office Supply Company Western Uniform & Towel Service, Incorporated Western Union Telegraph Co.
Suppls-Bus. Off.
Selected
25.20
Suppls-Printing Prod. Home Economics Telephone-Reg.
Low
33.07
Utilities
12.16
i
t
5.10
14,530.91; 3.00
17.00
2 • 26 "5.U
1714.68
2U.5O 12.06 .
36.56
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-ll
West Chemical Products, Inc.
Suppls-Custodial
Low
West Publishing Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Suppls-Textbpoks
Low
The H. H. Wilson Company
Suppls-Textbooks
3115.00 32.00 8.71
.Publisher Selected
13.Uo
I4.2l1.15
1957-58 GENERAL FUND
American Book Company
Suppls-Instruetio nal
Publisher Selected
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Instructional
Low
31i.ll
Ginn and Company
Suppls-Instructional
Board Action
29.35
House of Clay
Suppls-Instructional
Letter. Bid
69.85
Library Service Company
Suppls-Libra ry
Bid Agreement
86.73
Lone Star School Book . Depository Miller Jackson Company
Suppls-Instruetio nal
Publisher Selected
71.76
Suppls-Instruetional
Low
18.20
Philosophical Library, Inc.
Publications
Publisher Selected
United Brick and Tile Company
Suppls-Instructional
Low
31.93
The H. H. Wilson Company
PublicationsRebinding
Publisher Selected
18.00
Mtrl-Grounds
Selected
22.50
Eqpt-Schoo'l Shop
Low
37.96
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
11.75
1958-59 BUILDING LEVY FUND
Acme Fence & Iron Gompany, Incorporated AddreSsograph-Multigraph Corporation A. & E. Equipment Company
American Blower-Division of Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg American Standard Industrial Division American Electric Ignition Co. Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
The Automotive Incorporated Auto Parts & Machine Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Vehcl Eqpt-HD Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Vehcl Eqpt-HD Eqpt-School Shop
'
117.00
Standard
Selected Low
183.05 2.97
Low Selected Low
U.37
186.02 35.11
278.52 27.115
â– 305.97
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
B-12
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
68.25 10.80
A. & W. Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Selected Low
Barada & Page, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Barber & Cochran
Appara tu s-Instruc tional
Selected
83.60
JLohn S. Barnes Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
11.13
The Black â– & Decker Manufactur- Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg ing Company Mtrl-Grounds Paul Blakeney Company
79.05
6.83
3.711
Standard
Low 1133.90
Mark Blodgett Insulation Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Re g
Low
Boardman Machinery Company
Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected Standard
Britton Piano Shop
Musical Instruments
Selected
177.50
John A. Brown Company
Eqpt-General
Standard
26.00
Butler Shade Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
132.00
Capitol Blacksmith & Welding
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
161.00
Gentral Oklahoma Equimpnt Corporation City Auto Parts
Repr-Vehcl -Eqpt-HD
Low
11.00
Repr-Vehcl Eapt-HD
Low
5.00
City Spring Works
Repr-Vehcl-Re g
Low
11.81
John H. Cole Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low?
13.10
Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Crane Company
Office Type Machines
Standard
29.60
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Standard Board Action
75.00 11.25
11111.311 12.76 230.73
86.25
657.83
Cyclone Fence Department American Steel & Wire
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
108.96
Dannenburg Distributing Go.
Apparatns-Ford
Low
262.20
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
198.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D ___ -—-—V.-.
It
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
Mrs. Frank Davis
B-13
The Denman Company
Replace Instructional Equipment Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
The Dolese Company
Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Bid Agreement Low
Dowlings, Incorporated
Apparatus-Furniture
Low
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.
Eqpt-School Shop Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Agreement Standard
33.2b 22,97
56.21
Bill Doyle
Office Type Machines
Standard Low
10.75 2fr.00
30.75
Dulaney’s
Mtrl-Electronic Repr
Selected
Duplicating Products, Incroporated of Okla. Dyke Brothers
Office Type Machines
Selected
Mtrls-Bldgs-Reg
Low
3U .66
Elko Photo Products Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Selected
10.56
Emsco Electric Supply Company, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
tow
Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Board Action Low Letter Bid
165.00
Selected
90.51
Low 78.50 75.60
i5h.io
372.20
96.1i5 1
27k.66
662.67
.180.90 306.73 665.33
1,152.96
Fire Appliance & Supply Company The Fleck Bearing Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
25.00
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
86. Olj.
Tom Wi, Fleenor
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
2U.00
Folding Carrier Corporation
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Low
118.00
Gas & Electrical Equipment Company General Electric Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
2.10
General Electric Supply Company General Electronics, Inc.*
Apparatus-Ford Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Mtrl-Blds-Reg Apparatus-Ford' Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Low Board Action Selected
130.00 2,500.00 6U.U9
lli3.5O
Low
Low Selected
2,69li.U9
U.61 16.6U
21.25
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D 8
5*
B-1U
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
■
11U.75
General Truck, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
The Glidden Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Bid Agreement
51.15
Joe Goodman
Musical Instruments
Selected
10.00
Frank L. Goodwin
Apparatus-Instruction
Selected
23.50
Grand Specialties Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Low Standard Selected
F. A. Highley Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
U5.oo
Hohmann’s Appliance Service
Mtrl-Furniture
Standard
30.60
Holmes 'Projector Company
Apparatus-Ford
Low Letter Bid
C. Hamilton Company
Holmes & Torbett, Incorporated Apparatus-Audio Visual
Low Selected
2U8.OO
1.5$ 322.68 63.35 156.38
51l2.1il
970.00
83U.32 U17.16
1,251.U8 132.00
The House of Clay
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Selected
Hydraulic Equipment Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
The Illinois Lock Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Selected
27U.US
Independence Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
78.00
Inter-City Violin Studios
Musical Instruments
Selected Low
International Harvester Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
25.65
H. J. Jeffries Truck Line, Incorporated Jenkins Music Conpany
Plant Eqpt-NonSelected Instructional Apparatus-Instruction Low
323.78
Jennings Engine Supply Go.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Selected
110.58 58.50
169.08 11.00
h2.5o 20.68
63.18
27.16 17.28
(1958-^9 Building Levy - Continued)
Johnson Service Company Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Standard Selected
Fred Jones Ford
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
1.2U
Jones-Newby Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
61.01
J. & R. Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
1H.16
Leeco Machine Company
Musical Instruments
Selected
50.00
Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
Mideke Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Board Action
Miller Jackson Company
Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Selected
Miller-Norris Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Modern Metals Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Board Action
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Moorlane Company
Mt rl -Bl dg s -Re g
Board Action
Nichols Seed & Fertilizer Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company,Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Incorporated
6.62 76.32
ST
15.00
32.50 l,01|,6.96 3,879.60
U, 926.56 6U.97
110.00 l,7U0.11
588.66
7,199.98
Low
3.30
Low
21j.l.l7
O’Connor-Oklahoma Company, - Incorporated Oil Filter Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
209.2U
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
2.I4.6
Oil Field Ignition Parts Company Oklahoma City Scenic Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Apparatus-Ford
Low Selected
2.21 36.00
Oklahoma City Treasurer
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
10.00
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement Low
31i.31i U.02
U8.36
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
B-16
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued) 272.36 75.00
Apparatus-Ford New Off. EqptInstructional Office Type Machines
Low Bid Low
Selected
65.61;
Passen Engineering Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Selected
25.69
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
30.00
The Perolin Company, Incorporated W. J. Pettee & Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
32.00
Pipkin Photo Service
Eqpt-School Shop
Selected
|6.5o
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Bid Agreement Low
Plastic Engineering Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Radio Supply Incorporated
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Selected
1U.96
Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand Incorporated Harry Retter
Office Type Machines
Selected
1.30
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
70.00
Rice Machinery Company
Mtrl-Furni ture
Standard
99.60
Rpbberson Steel Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
U8.01;
Robinson Janitor Supply Company Roto-Rooter Croporation
Eqpt-School Shop
Selected
3U.2O
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
235.89
Safway Rental & Sales Company Service Supply, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
86.1;O
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
2.71;
Severin Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Sharp & Nichols Music Company
Musical Instruments
Selected
Sherman Machine & Iron Works
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Sherwin Williams Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company The Oklahoma Typewriter Company
3117-36
;
38£»oo
U26.80 16.11;
lll;2.91; U60.00
12.60 214.6.611
81;.00 106.75-
{
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
S*
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
B-17
Singer Sewing Machine Company h.16 West Main Street Skil Croporation
Eqpt-General
Selected
21.1£
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
33.50
Sooner Corrugated Box Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Southwest Electric Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Selected
21i.00
Southwest Wheel, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Selected
72.13
Spurlin Sales, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
27.57
Star Hardware & Supply . Company State Agency for Surplus Property Sun Electric Corporation
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Low Letter Bid
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Low
16.56
Replace Instructional Equipment
Low
36.00
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
M-ll M-12 M-15B M-21A C-17D
Petty Cash
Grounds Buildings Electronics Repr-Vehcl-Reg Apparatus-Ford
105.53
■ **
LlO.OO 17.58 1.06 3. Oli. 75.66
lli.OO
137.3U
Eldon C. Thomas Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
37.50
Thomas Concrete Pipe Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Re g
Low
80.10
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Company Thompson Movie Service & Supply The Todd Company, Division of Burroughs Corporation' Trice Wholesale Electronics, Incorporated
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
29U.12
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Selected
8$. 00
Office Type Machines
Maintenance Agreement
56.00
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Selected Low
The Turner Company
Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Standard
39.93
Underwood Corporation
Office Type Machines
Selected
Hl.36
Unitpd Scientific Company
Apparatus-Instruction
Selected
Hi. 75
Up-Right Scaffolds
Plant Eqpt-NonInstructional Mtr1-Bldgs -Reg
Selected
635.55
Low
152.88
U. 8. Supply Company
liO2.7O 11.12
U3.82
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
B-18
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
31+.93
Vari-Typer Corporation
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
Vaseco Incorporated
Furniture-EqptVisual Aids
Selected Low
Westinghouse Appliance Sales
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
Western Newspaper Union
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
55.20
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company The White Motor Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
17.25
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
16.72
R. A. Young & Son, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
167.83
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
«91.15
Davidson & Case Lumber Company Dowlings, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
81+2.71
New Furniture
Low
1+25.00
Bob Dunning-Jones, Incorporated
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
1+3.67
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Mtrl-KLdgs-Repr
Low Board Action
L*. H. Humphries Construction Company
Burbank-Estimate #8
Board Action
25,781.78
Beaty Construction Company
Ridgeview-Estimate #7
Board Action
22,065.50
Commander Construction Company Connelly Construction Company
Stand Watie-Estimate
Board Action
22,113.00
Play Areas-All Schools Estimate
Board Action
6,625.85
375.00 32.50
' 1+07.50
3.1+7
1957-58 BUILDING LEVY
92.00 190.00
282.00
1958 BOND
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1938 Bond Fund - Continued)
B-19
J. J. Gook Construction, Incorporated
Creston Hills-. Estimate West Nichols HillsEstimate #3 Douglass .HighEstimate #2
Board Action
Ho,190.32
E. Vo Cox Construction Company
Mark TwainEstimate #3 RockwoodEstimate #6
Board Action
76,314,^.711
Davidson Sales & Service
Eqpt-All Schools
Low Letter Bid
E. D. Hill, Junior, County Surveyor L, H. Humphries Construction Company
Business Expense
Standard
McKinleyEstimate
Board Action
Low
Charles L, Monnot, Junior, ; Architect
Shop EqptNew Jr. High Schools Monroe-Architects Fees Estimate’ #7
Board Approval
239.61
Noftsger-Lawrence and Associates
West Nichols HillsEstimatev #5
Board Action
372.14.8
Oklahoma Publishing Company
Business Expense
Publisher Selected
108.00
Oklahoma Seating Company
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action Standard "
1,238.90 63.00 . 1,323.90
Parr and Aderhold, Architects Phillips & Stong Engineering Company
RockwoodEstimate #6 Business Expense
Board Action
1,0314.33
Standard
363.80
Rea Engineering Company
Douglass HighEstimate #3 DavisEstimate ffh &. Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
101.76
Board Action
377.89
Board Action
14,383.00
Board Action
1,221.63
Mideke Supply Company
Reid & Associates
Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand Corporation Reynolds and Morrison, Architects, A. I. A.
Creston HillsEstimate RidgeviewEstima.te #7 Mark TwainEstimate #3
676.38 30.00
21,603.06
21.22 ■ >
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MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1938 Bond Fund-Continued)
'
Royal McBee Corporation
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
13,070.00
Robert Schoenthaler, Contractors Schwartz Construction Company Smith-Corona Marchant, Incorporated Standard Testing & Engineering Company
MonroeEstimate #7 BavisEstimate Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
12,980.70
Board Action
11,611.03
Board Action
832.30
Business Expense
Low
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Acct. reChannel 23
Petty Cash
Underwood Corporation
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg, Architects
Stand Wat'ieBoard Action Estimate McKinleyEstimate $4. Jefferson Jr.Hi School Board Approval Preliminary Architects Service GarfieldBoard Action Estimate
Wright & Selby W^i Construction Company
-
'
B-20
■*
■
3.00
1,157.^0
87h.32
12,000.00
1O,327.U2
FUND ’
The Dolese Company £
Gro unds -Impr0veme nt
Agreement
Mtrl & Eqpt-TV
Board Action
363.62
.1937-38 FORD FOUNDATION
- Television Zoomai1 Corporation
l,
R.;'; ■ ■
9,300.00
SPECIALS PAID DURIflWHE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1939
-State Contribution Fund.
Social Security Taxes Summer School Share 1938-39 General Fund
1,219.10
MEETING OF MARCH ยง, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #35 Bills and Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright that the Board ratify the February payrolls, authorize issuing the March payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $516,133-14, as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." At this time, Mr. McCray left the meeting, asking to be excused to catch a train, and Mrs. Melton, Vice President, presided. It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded firms in the amounts shown for two pianos totaling $11,1O8.9U, to be distributed to the purchase to be charged to accounts as response to the attached Notice for Bids:
by Mr. Wright to accept bids from the following and one lot of band and orchestra instruments, various schools by the Instructional Department; follows, and all bids having been received in
Mr. McCray Leaves Meeting | Mrs. Melton | Presides
R- #36 Bids Accepted on Musical Instruments
Bond Account #909 - - - - $10,07?*34 C-16-B Account ----1,031-60
AMOUNTS TO BE AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY: $ 837.OO Capps Music Company 1+26.50 Larsen Music Company 4,589.1U Jenkins Music Company 1,824.00 Woodmansee Abbott 2,400.70 Sharp 8s Nichols 1,031.60 Plaza.Court TOTAL---$11,108.94
a
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids from the following firms in the amounts shown totaling $4,127-92 for one lot of kitchen equipment, consisting of mixers,..refrigerators, steam cookers, ranges, and roasting ovens for various schools; the purchase to be charged to Central Food Service account, and all bids having I been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #37 Bids Accepted oh Kitchen Rqyipniefl-f
AMOUNTS TO BE AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
Goodner Van Company Commercial Equipment Co. Jones Company Gardner Hotel Supply Co.
$
1,161.92 559.00 505-00 1,902.00
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to accept:bids as follows in the total amount of $1,580.35 for one lot of plumbing supplies; the purchase to be charged to Account M-12: $ 633.62 Mideke Supply Company 336.32 Norman Plumbing Company 489.69 Federal Corporation Moorlane Company 120.72 TOTAL---- $1,580.35
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R- #38 Bids Accepted on Plumbing Supplies
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1959 - CONT'D
R- #39 Approval to Buy T-V Sets & Converters
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the special purchase of twenty television sets equipped with UHF converters, and two hundred fifty UHF converter to be used in the conversion of VHF television sets, from Dulaney's Manufacturers and Distributors, Inc., Oklahoma City, as follows: 20 Television sets at $189-00 each - - - Total - - - $3,780.00 250 Converters at $13-55 each------------------- Total - - - 3,387-50
The purchase to be charged to the C-17-B Account. ,
On -roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #40 Approval to Purchase VariTypers
R. #41 Bids Accepted on Equipment
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of two new Vari-Typers and type for use in the Vari-Typing Class at Capitol Hill Senior High School, on a negotiated basis between the Vari-Typer Corporation and Mr. L. V. Ballard, in the total amount of $2,708.00; the purchase to be charged to Bond Account #909; the price of $2,708.00 Toeing a saving of $1,235*00 because of the generous trade-in allowance of $1,415-00 from the above company on two Board-owned machines. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids as follows on one lot of vocational, automotive, and school shop equipment, in the total amount of $7,744.00; the purchase to be charged to Bond Account #909, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids; Hart Industrial Company Hart Industrial Company Mideke Supply Company Sun Electric Corporation
Sun Electric Corporation
(12 Surfa^rs) . (One Planer)? (One Mortiser) (3 Sun Master Distributor Tester) 2,250.00 (3 Sun Scope Motor Testers) TOTAL------ $7,714-14-. 00
$2,388.00 1,095.00 580.00 1,14-31-00
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Food Service Financial Statement
A Financial Statement as of January 31, 1959 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted as information to the Board. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Information to the Board: Ridgeview Addition Accepted
(1)
It was reported that the 4-room addition to Ridgeview Elementary School was accepted for occupancy on February 13, 1959, and that a list of minor corrections would be made soon;
Date for Opening Bids Extended
(2)
It was reported that the architect has ififormed staff members that high sub-bids are being received on the Ross Elementary School project, and he advises that the bid date be extended. In view of this, on advice of the Board Attorney, the central office readvertised and set the date for opening bids on March 12, at 4:30 P- m-
R. #14-2 Change Ord. #2 Burbank School Add. Approved
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve Change Order #2 on addition to Burbank Elementary School, Nolen & Moore, Architects, L. H. Humphries, Contractor; the change order to provide for increasing the depth of fourteen drilled pier footings as follows: Add 1.68 cubic yards excavation @ $ 3-50 $5.88 75-60 Add 1.68 cubic yards concrete @ $14-5.00 $81.kB added to contract price On roli call, the motion carried unanimously.
R- #43 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett,and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
MEETING OF MARCH 12, 1959
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (Jf THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1959 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Mrs. L. D. Melton, Vice President Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright
â–
ABSENT: Phil C. Bennett
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. T. Harry Broad, L. V. Ballard, Bill Foutz, Charles Harville - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; Max Morgan, representing W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Alta Thomas, Principal of Rancho Village School; representatives of the press. Invocation
The invocation was given hy Mrs. Melton. SPECIAL BUSINESS On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, bids were opened on the construction of John Ross Elementary School, Fred Pojezny, Architect, the bids having been received in response to below:
R. #44-A Bids Opened on Ross School
Notice for Bids
Base Bid
Contractor Barbour and Short Constructors Company Humphries Construction Company Milner Construction Company John M. Noftsger J. W. Skaggs Company Suttle Construction Company
Tabulation of Bids
$264,649-00 251,296.00 252,749.00 254,000.00 246,867.00 254,000.00 257;497.00
Motion to refer the foregoing bids to the central office staff for consideration, consultation, and later report to the Board was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following resolution directing personnel to attend conferences as indicated:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend conferences as indicated: (1)
Mrs. Gladys McDonald to attend the National Conference of Directors of Elementary Education of the Larger Cities, U. S. Office of Education, Washington D. C., March 23-27, 1959>
(2)
W. J. Coffia to attend the National Council of Mathematics Teachers, Dallas, Texas, April 1-4, 1959-
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That these persons be directed to attend conferences as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District; if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons be paid by the Board of Education.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #44-b Bids Referred to Central Office R. #45 Personnel Directed to Attend Conferences
MEETING OF MARCH 12, 195$ - CONT'D
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
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R. #46 Bids Accepted, on Printed. Forms
It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Wright that bids as follows be accepted on one lot of printed forms for use intthe IBM Department, in the total amount of $2,089.16 all bids having been received in repsonse to the attached Notice for Bids, and the purchase! to be charged to Account A-30: 5
| j
Uarco, Inc. Standard Register Company Southwestern Stationers, Inc.
$1,212.19 322.57 554.40 $2,089.16 I
s J I 3 S I !
R. #47 Bids Accepted on Filters
i
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that bids be accepted as follows on one lot of permanent type filters for use in all schools, in the total amount of $4,661.25, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids, the purchase to be charged to Account 0-21: Federal Corporation Southern Air Filter, Inc.
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The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #48 Purchase of Lathe Approved
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of one 11" metal cutting lathe for use in the machine shop at Central High School, from Mideke Supply Company in the amount of $1,748.50; the purchase to be charged to Bond Account 909The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (See Notice for Bids below.)
R. #49 Purchase of Drawing Instruments, Kits Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the bid of A & E Equipment Company in the total amount of $3,197-50 for one lot of drawing instrument sets and repair kits for use at Southeast, Grant, Northeast, John Marshall, Classen, and Douglass high schools; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids, and the purchase to be charged to Account C-17-B. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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of the Altrusa Club for renewal of its contract with the Board for maintaining a nursery school on the Emerson School grounds, extending the contract for an additional ten years when the present contract expires June 29, 19&0. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R- #51 Payment of Election Expenses Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to authorize payment of election officials at the election of March 24, 1959> and to pay other miscellaneous expenses in connection with the election. The motion carried on roll call, all members present voting "Aye."
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Mr. McCray read the following letter of resignation from the Board, and upon motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, the resignation was accepted and approved, with instructions that a resolution be prepared and included in the minutes of the Board commending Mr. McCray for his contribution to the Oklahoma City schools:
R. #52 Resignation of Mr. McCray Accepted, and Resolution of Appreciation ; to be Prepared
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"Members of the Board of Education of Oklahoma City 900 North Klein Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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"During.the past twelve years, I have served as a member of the Board of Education and consider these years of service a high point in my life. I have enjoyed my association with you, members of the Board, the administrative staff, the teachers, and the boys and girls of this community. During these years, I have been proud to watch the growth of our school system and the improved educational services offered. These twelve years have presented many problems, but most of them have been solved in the best interest of our boys and girls.
"I have recently re-established myself in business and my duties with the new company demand so much time that I will be unable to effectively serve as a member of the Board. It is with deep regret and, after long and careful consideration, that I hereby tender my resignation from the Board and respectfully request that it be accepted. This is not an easy decision and you may be assured that I will miss my association with each of you. "I sincerely believe that Oklahoma City has the finest school system to be found, and the grandest group of teachers and administrators, as well as the most unselfish and dedicated Board, of any system in the land. I will always cherish the memories of this association and be very proud that I have had a small part in this achievement.
"If at any time in the future I can serve you in any way, I shall be. happy to do so at your request. "Sincerely,
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C. B. McCray" Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs.- Ifelton, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
R. #53 Adjournment
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OR THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION I IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1959 AT 4:30 P. M. j PRESENT:
Mrs. L. D. Melton, Vice President (elected President at this meeting)
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Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superin’ tendent; Dr. T. H. Broad, C. E. Costley, B. D. Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Gladys McDonald, Al Newberry, Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business| Manager; David Light, Accountant; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor;’ ! Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Bob Lee of the Daily Oklahoman; Glen Bowman,(-President Classroom | Teachers; Carl C. Ruble and Jack Gibson, Principals; Mr. John Thompson of Thompson Supply < Company;'Mr. John Noftsger, Contractor; and, Mr. Clarence Deal, Broadcasting Center. :
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The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett. On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of March 2, 1959 and March 12, 1959 were approved as read.
The Chairman presented and welcomed visitors at the meeting, as listed above.
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R. #54 Minutes Approved
Visitors Welcomed
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Prigmore gave the Treasurer's report for March, in the absence of Mr. Green, Treasurer, and handed the Clerk a copy to be filed.
Treasurer1s Report
The Attorney reported no legal matters needing attention at the present time.
Attorney Has No Report
The Auditor reported that all bills and claims as listed in the agenda have been checked by the Auditor and are ready for action of the Board.
Auditor1s Report
Motion to approve the foregoing reports was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.
R- #55 Reports Approved
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve canvass of the returns of the election held on March 24, 1959> for the 5-mill Building Levy and the 5-mill General Fund Levy, as follows: Against For 5-mi11 Building Levy 5-mill General Fund Levy
4109 4137
R. #56 Canvass of Election Returns Approved
235 207
The motion carried.
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to confirm acceptance of the resignation of Mr. C. B. McCray on March 12, 1959> as a member of the Board of Education. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Mrs. Melton read the following resolution expressing appreciation for Mr. McCray, signed by members of the Board who served with him and by the Superintendent, and ready for presentation to him: "To Mr. C. B. McCray:
"We, the undersigned members of the Board of Education and the Superintendent, wish to express our deep and sincere appreciation for the privilege of having served with you in the interests of the Oklahoma City Public Schools, and to assure you that we will miss your cheerful outlook, your sound judgment on school matters, and your untiring service to the schools of our city. "We will think often of the many hours we have spent together earnestly considering what were the best and wisest decisions to make for the welfare of the boys and girls, the teachers,'and all others connected with the Schools. We found your opinions and your judgment always most valuable in making these decisions. (Resolution continued next page.)
R. #57 Resignation of C. B. McCray Confirmed
Resolution Com mending Mr. McCray's Service on Board Presented
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"Your cooperative spirit and your willingness to invest so much of your time and energy in the schools will continue to hear fruit throughout the years.
Resolution Commending Mr. McCrayContinued
"We extend to you our highest hope for a future that is bright with all that is best for you and yours. "Signed: Nellie R. Melton Phil C. Bennett Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright Melvin W. Barnes"
> Annexation of ( It was reported that the Oklahoma City Board of Education has received notification from Carlton Poling, County Superintendent, on March 5> 1950, that School District D-26, Okla| Grant School homa Counity, Grant School, has been annexed to Independent School District 1-89I District D-26 to Independent School Districp 1-89 I It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation that the R. #58 four regular employees, which include two teachers, one custodian, and one cafeteria employee, of the Grant Elementary School, be placed on the Oklahoma City Board of Education Grant Elementary School salary schedule, effective March 1, 1959> the four employees, along with past salaries and Employees recommended revised salaries, being as follows: Placed on Okla. City Teacher - Mrs. Nina Bell Mann Board of Educ. $4,560.00 I Salary Sched1. Past Salary (annual) 4,900.00 (annual) ule - Effectiv s 2. Salary under Oklahoma City schedule March 1, 1959 I 660.00 Plus scale for teaching principal Total Annual Salary (Okla. City schedule) $5,560.00
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Past Salary (annual) Salary under Oklahoma City schedule (annual)
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Cafeteria Employee - Mrs. Nina Mae Hoover
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Past Salary (per month) Salary under Oklahoma City schedule
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$
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Custodian - Vernon W. Demon (1/2 time)
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Past Salary (per month) Salary under Oklahoma City schedule
On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."
R. #59 Personnel Directed to .Make Professional Trips
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following resolution directing personnel to attend conferences and conventions as indicated. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "aye." 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 personnel would attend conventions and conferences as indicated: (1) Mrs. Evyline Snelson, Miss Barbara Bailey, and Mrs. Ethel Gay - to attend a meeting of the State Library Association, at the Western Hills Lodge, April 10 & 11;
(2) Dr. Thurman E. Coburn - to attend the Council of Exceptional Children NEA Spring International, Atlantic City, New Jersey, April 7-H, 1959;
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(3) Mr. Clifford Costley - to attend a meeting of the Division of AudioVisual Instruction of the NEA, Seattle, Washington, April 12-17; (4) Mrs. Helen Jones - to attend the convention of the North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Chicago, Illinois, April 20-24;
(5) Dr. Melvin W. Barnes - to attend a meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, San Francisco, California, April 9, 10 & 11.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above personnel be directed to attend conferences and conventions as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the Dis-
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services for the jgoarcL of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons on the trips be paid by the Board of Education.
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve recommendation to pay R. #60 the following teachers for preparing the new geography-science course to be taught by tele-(Approval to vision next year in the seventh grade; rate of pay to be $15.00 per day per person, Ford 'Pay Teachers ( Foundation Workshop Budget Funds: '
Sam Clifton
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Ann Reid
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R. #-61 Resolution of Appreciation fc Forrest D. Hugghins
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Forrest D. Hugghins, March 21, 1959Mr. Hugghins joined the Oklahoma City School System in January 1955, and served as floorman at Central High School until his sudden death.
He was conscientious, reliable, and had a very pleasing personality. Ha^as well liked by his co-workers and all who were associated with him, and will be missed by all of them.
The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Hugghins' services at Central High School and extends its profound sympathy to the bei-eaved family. 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 recommendations and information below be approved:
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Capit ol Hil l Jr . Sout heas t
R.
Drew , Bett y
Ran cho Vill age
Floyd , Mabel Fortu ne * Carrie Fow ler ^ Fern Fultz , Wini fre d
Hard 1 ng Dun sa r Mc Kin ley Fill mo re
Hami lton , Marg aret Hutchi so n , Bama
Ridg evie w
Keel , Oma
Dunba r
Mc Clun g , Helen Morga n , Cor a
Taft Bell e Isl e
Owen , Jess i e
Hero nvi
Patza rk , Emma Pope , myr tle I.
Taf t Rid gevi ew
Shore s , Sylvi a vio la
Gatewo od
Tay lor , Dolor
Dou gl as s
wilde r ,
kais er
es
Mary l .
ll e
Kais er
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
Requ est permi ss io n to employ Paul salary $1.25 pe R hou r - Effec tive
Mc Cracken as a tempo rary lab ore r in Wirch f 6, 1959. .
the
Main ten an ce Depart •
men t ,
Requ est perm iss ion to emplo y Steve Mich ael Mc Cray as a: tem po rary lab ore r in the Main ten an ce dep artme nt salary $1.25 per hour - Effec tive March 17, 1959. ’ '
Reques t perm issi on to emplo y Rich ard J. Witcher as a tem por ary lab orer sa lary $1.25;per ho ur - Effecti ve March 2, 1959. It has been reco mmended tha t the yea rly $600 car al lo wan ce of Haro ld H, the Maint enan ce dep artm ent , be di sco nt in ued as of < Marc h 13, 1959.
in the
Main ten ance
Parso ns ,
dep art men t ,
a regu la r emplo yee in
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
perm issi on to tran sfer James P. Ell is fr om fl oorm an at Nort hwes t , sa la ry $198.33 to flo orma n at Nort hwes t , sa lary $99.16 - Eff ect ive Mar Sh 2, 1959.
Requ est
to tran sfe r Llo yd Gene Mc Clea ren fro m 3/4 tim e flo orma n at tim e floo rma n at Mon ro e, salary $183.33- Effecti ve marc h 16, 1959.
Req uest permi ss io n
Irb fu ll
Requ est permi ss io n -7full tim e floo rma n
Mon ro e,
£
tim e '
'
sa la ry $141.25
to tran sfe r Tom hen ry Tod d fro m tim e flo orma n at Nort hwes t , sa la ry $91.66 to at North wes t -, salary $183,33 - Effec ti ve Wirch 2, I959«
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Motion to approve the foiegoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." ?
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
| The following items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for consideration:
*
I
p L
J
Ra jificdti’on of Irrch 1959 payrolls previously approved‘by | th3 board and upon which warrants * xi have been issued ' ■1958-59 GENERAL FUND >
$
1958-59 BUILDING*'LEVY
ill
1,038,79O.U7
$
115,977.89
$ ,
1,5P8.3O
ggg3ggg.jw
THE BOND FUND rtS^
«S
:
I* '♦
•?
i
ms
_ «•
lr
Authoritv toissue payr'ol’ls for Ap ri 1\1 9J?9 iJn"the estimated amounts: t
&
* 1958-59 GENERAL’FUND-... i
1958-59 'BUILDING m TH& BOND,FUND
1,100,000,00
•I
’
• “
•
. . .
>*•
$
$
I
R. #62 Personnel Approved
55,000.00
h.,000,,00 t
Sllil
Authpri ze,, payme nti of^ -ye ndo r bij Anithp-nze,, payment: of^-vendor b s as per atiache'd • j/*’* * These bills have been examine r ‘at? aud ?7 ..approved by the* riatiori ure, calculations < ” " * ’ ' -ari'd-’’] _ltj / or ser-’ic^s
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
S*
X
BILLS FILES WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION . FOR PAYMENT APRIL 6, 1959
The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills
The Auditor has checked all bills 1958-59 General Fund
| ljli.,051.50
1957-58 General Fund
$
1,938.87
1958-59 Building Levy
1
314,828.96
1957-58 Building Levy
$
U,829.63
$
230.890.20
1958 Bond Fund
5:
4 i;' /
1956 Bond Fund
$
89.70
1957-58 Ford Foundation
&
9U8.82
r
■
'
Total
» 1A7,577.68 y- /
*See resolution #63 adding $1U,93O to 1958 Bond Fund and to grand total amount.
61.7U 7.3U
Addre sso graph-Multigraph Corporation
Suppls-Supt’s Office Printing
Low Standard
Abingdon Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
A. & E. Equipment Company
Suppls-Clerk
Low
Allyn & Bacon, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
American Air Filter Company, Incorporated American Asso. of Colleges for Teacher Education . American Association.of School Administrators American-Bond Printing Company The American Crayon Cdmpany
Suppls-Custodial
Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
Suppls-Supt's Office
Standard
Elections
Board Action
Rental-Textbooks Adult Institute Periodicals
Publisher Selected.
10.80
Publisher Selected
1.50
The, American School Board Journal American Education Publications The American Textbook Publishers Institute Anti-Defamation League
Other Administrative Expense Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher .Selected
19.25
Publisher Selected
11.00
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
5.90
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
6.50
Appleton Century Crofts, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.36
American Hearing Society
69.08
5.02
-
1.50 9.86
153.59 1.00
50.00
581.50
.
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-2
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe RailwayAudio Visual Research
Travel-Instruc. Personn.
Board Action
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
5.36
Barada & Page, Incorporated
Suppls-Custodial
Low
56.25
Big Top Toy Shop
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
7.87
Bills Grocery
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
15.00
Blackhawk. Films
Selected
U7.27
Board of Education
Suppls-Audio Visual . Mtrl-Visual Aids Repairs Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selects^
2.00
R. R. Bowker Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
82.50
U.19
Branham’s, Incorporated
Suppls-Supt's Office Low Adult School Braniff Airways, Incorporated Travel “Administrative Exp. Reimbursement Instruc. & Health Board Action
13.112 891.35 709.50
1,600.85
T. H. Broad
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
78.hO
Mr. & Mrs. G. E. Brown
Other Administrative Expense
Reimbursement
10.00
Roger Brown
Salaries-Health Dept.
Selected
20.00
William C. Brown
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.50
Bureau of Publications
Suppls-Textboo.ks Instructional. Off.
Publisher Selected
611.71
Carpenter Paper Company
Suppls-Instructional Off. General Instruc.
Low Letter Bi<i
Bob Cates
Suppls-Custo dial
Low
liU.56
Center for Safety Education N. Y. University Churchill-Wexler Film Productions The C.in-Made Corporation
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publ isher Selected
25.00
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Elected
50.00
Suppls-AudioVi sual
Selected
14.5.08
Transportation-Public Carriers Suppls-General Instruc.
Bid Agreement
City Bus Company City-Spring Works
Low Selected
Civic Education Service, ‘ Incorporated Colonial Williamsburg, Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Color Slide Clinic
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
260.26 209.23
14.69.U9
3,659.50
20.00 82.50
102.50 2I4.I1 65
3.8U 27.97
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
tk
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
k i [ i h
i.. k. ' '
'. ;'
£■
v
29.98
Community Playthings
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
F. E. Compton & Comparer
Suppls-Textbooks
Board Action
Conde Nast Publications, Incorporated Coronet Films Hugh D. Corwin
Suppls-Home Economics
Publisher Selected
U.00
Suppls-Audio Visual Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected Low
525.00 3.60
Dr. Frank B. Cox
Salaries-Health Dept.
Board Agreement
65o.oo
Arthur C. Croft Publications
Suppls-Supt’s Office
Publisher Selected
13.67
The Daily Law Journal-Record
Legal Publications
Publisher Selected
239.75
Dee’s Photo Supply, Incorporated T. S. Denison & Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
88.22
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
10.31i
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
'U.50
Suppls-Custodial
Bid Agreement
25.70
825 Doc’s I. G. A. #1
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Dodd Mead & Company, Incorporated Dollies Ceramics
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
82.11
Dover Publications, Incorporated Doubleday & Company, Incorporated Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
32.23
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
20.13
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected Low
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Instructional Off. Business Office IBM Dept. Suppls-Custodial
Low
126.98
Low
138.60
Suppls-Instructional Off.
Low
UU7.3O
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
11.21
Suppls-General Instruc.
Standard
18.75
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
25.13
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
56.13
Suppls-Radio& TV-Rgg
Selected
22.714
Devin-Adair Company, Incorporated I: ■ Devoe & Reynolds
i-
B-3
Harry F. Dumbell
Duplicating Products, Incorporated of Okla. E. P. Dutton & Company, Incorporated
5 J
Eastman Kodak Stores, Incorporated The Economy Company
| Jc |
Educational Record Sales,' Incorporated Electronic Supply Company
811.0U
w
1U9.O9
li.01.21j. 101.39-
5.U0
502.63
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT’D
4*
i 1
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-1+
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
181+.00
Estamae Rhythm Records
Storeroom Stock
Publisher Selected
831+. 21+
Exposition Press, Inc,
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.55
Expression Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
9*97
Field Enterprises Educational Corporation
Suppls-Textbooks
Standard 391.36 Publisher Select. 235.68
The Farm Quarterly
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Publisher Selected
2.00
Filmstrip Distribitprs
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
55.00
First National Management Corporation Follett Publishing Company
Rentals
Agreement
577*71+
Storeroom Stock
Publisher Selected
166.22
b
Foreign Affairs
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
5.00
j
Fretwell Motor Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
12.75
Friendship Press
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
10.1+7
The Garrard Press
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
11.00
Gateway Productions, , Incorporated Irwin C. Gaumer
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
11+8.50
Periodicals
Low
General Electric Company
Rentals
Agreement
General Electric Supply Company Gil-Mor Chemical Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected
23.10
Suppls-Custodial
Selected
1+1+2.70
Publisher Selected
132.96
E. C. Glesan
Suppls-Special Ed. Textbooks Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
122.1+0
Wayne Goodman
Salaries-Health Dept.
Selected
25.00
Gregg Publishing Division
Suppls-Public Relations
Publisher Selected
3.59
Grolier Society, Inc., National Library & School
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1+8.90
Ginn and Company
627.01+
5.oo
SupplsrTextbooks
Harlow Publishing Croporation Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
i
;
|
169.00
;■
Harcourt Brace & Company
.
Publisher Selected
1+.87
Publisher Selected
2.11+
;
. ■
■
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
b -5
(1958-59 General Fund-Continued)
Harper & Brothers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1U. 85
Harr Wagner Publishing Co.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
22.86
Hart Industrial Supply Co. Harth Food Market
Suppls-General Instruc. Suppls-Home Economics
Low Selected
Winston Havenstrite
Salaries-Health Dept.
Selected
Mrs. Vivien V. Haynes
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
Heierding Brothers
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Mr. & Mrs. Walter 0. Hibdon
Other Administrative Expense Suppls-Textbooks
Reimbursement Publisher Selected
2.95
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
f85.16
The House of Wren, Incorporated Humpty Dumpty
Suppls-Instructional Off. Audio Visual Suppls-dome Economics
Low
75.86
Selected
37.96
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Custodial
Bid Agreement Low
Industrial Arts and Vocational Education The Institute for Research
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
International Business Machines Corporation The Interstate Printers & Publishers, Incorporated
Rentals-IBM Dept .
Agreement
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Jenkins Music Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Selected Low
Mrs. Helen Jones
Travel-Instruc. Personn.
Board Action
Horace Jones
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Agreement
19.00
Fred Jones, Incorporated
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
n.ii9
Jones Boys #6
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
68.66
Jones-Newby Supply Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
3.15
The Judy Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
13.50
Kamp Brothers
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Dr. Stanley Kemler, Clinical Director
Consultant Exp-Ford
Agreement
Henry Holt & Company, Incorporated Houghton Mifflin Company
■
£• A .
U8.H1 U2.99
10.00
113.52
92.08
I':...
» ■
W.00
1,080.23 8.38
1,088.61
3.75
*
9.95
1,235.00
-
885.76 5.36
5.1a
891.12 121.lil|.
103.27
3.20
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT’D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-6 20^00
Fred Lawson
Salaries-Health Dept,
Agreement
Laidlaw Brothers
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Lewis L-P Gas
Gas-Regular
Utilities
117.12
Library of Congress, Card Division Library Service Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
32.06
Suppls-Textbooks
Bid Agreement 12,867.09'"’; Publisher Select. 12.^ 254112,905.112 Low
Litho Negative & Plate Company
Suppls-Printing Production
Low Selected
Lothrop Lee & Shepard Company, Incorporated Lelia Lovejoy
Suppls-Textbooks
Travel- Instructional
Publisher Selected Board Action
Lyons & Carnahan
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Mack’s Fluorescent Lights
Suppls-Storeroom Stock
Bid Agreement
27.93
The Macmillan Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
98.13
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Vehicle-Maint-Reg
Low
Jim Martin Educational Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Marquis-Who’s Who, Incorporated Gladys McDonald
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
McGraw-Hill Publishing Company McKesson & Robbins , Incorporated Charles E. Merrill Books, Incorporated Metropolitan Water Company
Suppls-Engineer’s Off. Textbooks Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg Special Ed. Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Water & Sewage-Reg
Utilities
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Midwest Administration Cente'r Moorlane Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
Morgensen Lumber Company
Suppls-Summer Playground
Low
200.95
Mrs. Chester Mosely
Reimbrusement-Special Ed.
Agreement
125.00
Motter.Bookbinding Company
Suppls-Librarie s
Low Selected
'1
/
8.U1
21W5
33.25 6.110
73. 110
1 -"
11.115
1,013.30 96.68
■
;:
19.55
'
72.70
Low Selected . Publisher Selected
26.112
3.87 6.92
10.79 .99 65.15
101*09 10.00 1
327.65 197.Ii5
8.85
525.10
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
it
(19$8-$9 General Fund-* Continued)
National Asso. of Educational Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg Broadcasters Suppls-Business Office The National Cash Register Company National Education Asso. Suppls-Textbooks
B-7
Selected
50.00
Standard
70.22
Low Standard
12.91 26.99
39.90
National Library Week
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
3.0$
National Prebinds
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
$.72
National School Public Relations Association National Theatre Supply Company Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Needham
Suppls-Public Relations Suppls-Custodial
10.00
. Publisher Selected
Standard
19 ^$0
Reimbursement
3J).O0
Other Administrative Expense New York World-Telegram & Sun Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Mr. & Mrs. Raymon Norton
Reimbursement
W. W. Norton & Company, Incorporated Nu Media
Other Administrative Expense Suppls-Textbooks
l.h$
flO.OO
3.20
Storeroom Stock
Publisher Selected ■ Selected
Nuway Laundry Company
Suppls-Special, Ed.
Low
3$.9U
Oklahoma Business News Company Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-Supt’s Office
Selected
60.00
Suppls-Custodial
Low Agreement
Oklahoma City Photo Supply
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
12.13
Oklahoma City Scenic Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
2$'.00
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Water & Sewage-Reg
Utilities Building Rent
$,832.U6 12.33
Oklahoma County Water Co.
Water & Sewage-Reg
Utilities
’■
Oklahoma Historical Society
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Electricity-Reg Rental
Utilities Building Rent
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Gas-Regular Rental
Utilities Building Rent
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Paper Company
Suppls-Printing Production
Letter Bid Low
Oklahoma Laundry & Cry Gleaners Supply Company Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
U33.UU
$73.00 16$.00
»
30,213.U0 2$. 89
738.00
$, 81^.79
23.90 18.1$ 30,239.29 80.00
28,$76.12 19h.87'
28,680.99 1U9.$1
3$9.66 20$.l|lt
$6$.10
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
4*
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
. •<>
B-8 ■
123.60
Oklahoma Publishing Company
Periodicals
Publisher Selected''
Oklahoma Seating Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Low
37.87
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Suppls-Librarie s
Low
27.011
Oklahoma State School. Boards Association, Inc. Oklahoma State University Audio-Visual Center Oklahoma State University Publications
Other Administrative Expense Suppls-Audio Visual
Board Approved Low
5.14.6
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.3U
Pan American World Airways
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Peripole Products, Incorporated Petite Film Company
Storeroom Stock
Selected
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
W. J. Pettee & Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Low Selected
Philosophical Library
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Pipkin Photo Service
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Audio Visual
Low Selected
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Dr. Gerald A. Porter
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
2I4..72
Consultant Expense-Reg
Selected
25.00
Postmaster
Suppls-Adult School
Standard
100.00
Potters Thrif-T-Wise Groc.
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
27.69
Prentice-Hall, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
25.51
Prime Petroleum Products, Incorporated The Program Aids Company, Incorporated G. B. Putnam’s Sons
Vehicle Maint-Reg
Low
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.1t2
Radio Supply, Incorporated
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
3.96
Rand McNally & Covoiny
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
20.58
Random House, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.95
Regents Publishing Company, Incorporated Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand Corporation Kathleen L. Riggs
Textbooks Rental Adult School Suppls-Public Relations
Publisher Selected
30.80
Low
12.50
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
69.20
300.00
t.?
3.95
U73.OO
5.00
3.18 16.69
19.87 3.16
U3.72 2+3.32
87.011
1,206.19
36.96
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
1*
-..
f
'B-9
(1958-5? General Fund - Continued)
2.99
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Re imbur seme nt
Ronald Dress Company
Other Administrative Expense Suppls-Special Ed.
Safeway Store #80
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
65.52
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Sasser
Reimbursement
10.00
W. B. Saunders Company
Other Administrative Expense Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3^.35
Scarecrow Press, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.50
Schmitt’s Hobby & Crafts
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
School Activities Magazine
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
Science Research Associates, Incorporated Scott Chevrolet
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
93. U8
Sesac, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected
35.00
Shepard-Richardson, Limited
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
Silver Burdett Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
81.06
Simon & Schuster
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
10.53
Simpson-Horton, Incorporated
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
77.60
Singer Sewing Machine Co., Lt9O5 N. May Avenue Jasper Sipes School Book Depository
Suppls-Home Economics
Standard
12.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Low 808.93 Publisher Select. Ii72.5?
Peter Smith Publisher
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Snap Shots, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
1.75
Southern States Work •Conference Southwestern Bell Telephone Compaijy South-We’stern Publishing Company Standard Register Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.00
Telephone-Reg
Utilities
Textbook Rental Adult School Suppls-Trea sure r
Publisher Selected
51.611
Selected
22.82
Selected
355.82
Rinehart-. & Company, Incorporated Robinson Janitor Supply Company Mr. & Mrs. Charles Roland
State Agency for Surplus Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Property Vocational Ed. State Department of Education Supervisors-TV
Publisher Selected
Board Agreement
3U5.6O
10j00 2.119
AO.55 ll. 00
37U.00
6.10
1,281.52
12.7k
5,5Uli.O7
5,250.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B-10
(1938-39 General Fund - Continued)
23.96
The Steck Company
Suppls-Special Ed,
Publisher Selected
Roger Gray Stevens
Travel-Health Dept.
Board Action
Mr. & Mrs. Walter D. Stone
Other Administrative Expense Periodicals
Re imbursement
Publisher Selected
1.30
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
170.00
Sti’ong Publications, Incorporated
Teaching Film Custodians, Incorporated Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
I-U3
A-23 A-h.3 1-31 1-32 1-33 I-3UA I-3I4.B 1-33 I-l|0 0-1 O-22A F—L|.
Travel-Instruc.
Petty Cash -
Suppls-Supt’s Off. Other Adm. Expense Suppls-Library Suppls-Pupil Service Suppls-Audio Visual Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Storeroom Stock Suppls-Physical Ed. Salaries-Gustodial Suppls-Vehcl-Reg Rentals
A
77.03 10.00
Board Action «/0.27 2.30 31.28 21. h3 2U.3O ' 13.68 72.17 .97 2.26 6.00 13.00 7.00 38.80
307.86
B. H. Thomas
Printing-Clerical
Agreement
110.00
Mrs. Harriet Thomas
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Agreement
30.OO
Thompson School Book Depository
Library Books
Bid Agreement 11,163.U2 118.90 Publisher Sel< 28.23 Low
Blanche F. Titus
Elections
Board Action
The Todd Company, Division of Burroughs Corporation Town of Nichols Hills
Suppls-Business Office
Standard
32.00
Water & Sewage-Reg
Utilities
3U.00
The Traffic Digest & Review of the Traffic Institute
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Librarie s
Low
Unesco Publications Center
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.60
The University of Chicago Press University High School
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.36
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Publisher Selected
1.00
University of Minnesota
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
11,310.37
100.00
3.oo
12.23
23.33
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) University of Oklahoma
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
2U.U8
Varsity Book Shop
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected .
16.20
Vaseco Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
29.70
V-^azey Drug Company #6
Suppls-Radio & TV-Eord
Low
3.79
Village Methodist Church
Rental
Agreement
Uh.h-9
Walker Stamp & Seal Company
Suppls-Personnel Office Business Office Suppls-Custo dial
Low
69.90
Low
31.20
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
6.89
Warnock-Medlin Word Making Productions Franklin Watts, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
2.59
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.35
Webster Publishing Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
21.Ui
West Chemical Products, Incorporated Western Uniform & Towel _ Service, Incorporated Western Union Telegraph Company West Nichols Hills Presbyterian Church Wilcox Record Shop
Suppls-Custodial
Low
363.00
Suppls-Printing Administrative Telephone-Reg
Low
25.61
Utilities
8.00
Rental-Building
Agreement
305.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
B. G. Wilkes Company
Suppls-Printing
Low
The Willis Music Company
Storeroom Stock
Selected
The H. H- Wilson Company
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
W. A. Wilson, et al (Precinct Officials) ’ WKI Television System, Incorporated World Book Company
Elections
Board Action
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
15.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
11.01
Library & TExtbOoks
Bid Agreement
18.02
Wallace & Tiernan, Incorporated Ward Publishing Company
6.27
77.55 300.00 36.00
1,868.00
—
1957-58 GENERAL FUND
Library Service Company
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1957-58 General Fund *- Continued)
‘
State Agency for Surplus Property
School Shop Eqpt Suppls-Bldg & Ground
Selected Low
T. G. & Y. Store #2+8
Suppls-Recreation
Low
Thompson Book & Supply Company Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Instruetio nal
Board Action
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Instructional Ed.
Low
537.2^ 92. C®’
629.25 27.72
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1,207.68 56.20
r
<*
1958-59 BUILDING LEVY A. & E. Equipment Company
B-12
Apparatus-Ford
■
ll 7.00
Selected
■f
American Electric Ignition Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Hd Company American Pamcor, Incorporated Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Mtrl-Bldg-Reg
Low Selected
222.55
Andy’s Sewing Machine Exchange Service A. &. P. Truck Salvage
Eqpt-School Shop
Selected
112.00
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Selected
M. S. Austin Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
The Automotive, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Auto Parts & Machine Company
Low
A. .& W. Violin Shop
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Musical Instruments
Barada & Page, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
6.18
Best Universal Lock Company, Incorporated Tinning-Trane 'Service Agency
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
8.35
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
32.00
Paul Blakeney Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
12+9.85
Mark Blodgett Insulation Company Boardman Machine: Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Ford
Low
32.00
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard Low Selected
Boren-Malone Company
New Office EqptInstructional Off. The Clarence L. Boyd Company, Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD Incorporated Branham's, Incorporated New Office EqptInstructional Off.
16.28
75.00 50.00
125;oo 2,91$;h7
3611.80 •
.
Low Selected
lli.OO 102.50
66. B5 9.65
17 .W+
116.50
76.00 14i.5o
Standard
561.83
Low
190.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
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(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued) Britton Piano Shop
Musical Instruments
Low
103.20
Frank H. Braunlich
Apparatus-Ford
Bid Agreement
10I1.00
Brown Machinery Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
11.10
Butler Shade Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
159.80
Capitol Stage Equipment . Company Capitol Steel & Iron Company Bob Cates
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Letter Bid
City Office Supply, Incorporated Clements Sporting Goods
Apparatus-Fo rd
Low
113.95
Furn & Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Low
Aio.lj.0
John H. Cole Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Low
6.63
Cory Motion Picture Equipment
Apparatus-Audio Visual Mtrl-Audio Visual
Low Bid Agreement Selected
Contractors Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
2.90
Forest Cox
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
27.32
Cox Radio & TV
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair
Low
13.77
Crane Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
1114-2,62
Dannenburg Distributing Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company The Denman Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
1113.68
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Bid Agreement
138.20
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
192.75
Bid Agreement
362.23
Dowlings,, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Eqpt-Physical Ed. Apparatus-Ford
Dulaney’s
Apparatus-Instructional
John Dunlap .Sporting Goods
Duplicating Products, Incorporated of Okla, I)yke Brothers
Devoe Reynolds Company Incorporated The Dolese Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
»
628.119 14,7.00 1115.70 211.00
207.00 122.00 112.16
'
28.26
' 672.U9 6^6.70
Uoli.16
12.32
Low Bid Low Low
32U.92 27. 110
Furn & Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Low Selected
19.110 2i.oo
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
U12.35 7,705.76 70.110.
39.98 V
.
7.110
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued) The Electric Hotpack Company, Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Incorporated Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford Electronic Supply Company
Selected
37.50
Selected
66.90
Emsco Electric Supply Co., Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Low
629.62
C, P. Farmer Batteiy and Electric Federal Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
98.56
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low Board Action
Fentriss Sound Engineering Company Fire Appliance and Supply Company The Fleck Bearing Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repairs
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Bid Agreement
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
General Electric Company Company
Mtrl-Radio & Tv Repairs
Selected Low Board Approved
General Electric Supply Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repairs
Selected
J. C. Hamilton Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
3.81+
R. C. Hardcastle Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Fro d
Low
1111.00
Hart Industrial Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg & Ford Eqpt-School Shop
Low Selected
H. & H. Equipment Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
7.1+0
F. A. Highley Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
12.80
The H°use of Clay
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
77.18
New Office EquipmentInstructional Off. Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
1011.25
Low
H1+.55
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard Low Selected
The House of Wren, Incorporated. Hunzicker Brothers
J
Hydraulic Equipment Company
551+.96 ' 1+89.69 V
1,0141.65 31.00
175.25
53.1+9
188.72 1+0.05 1,267.37
1,1196.11+ 76.65
66O.U8 211.8?
77.50 1+5.65 23*50
685.35
1116.65
Independent Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Selected
10.50
International Business ■ Machines Corporation International Harvester Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
78.71
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Hd
Standard
36.79
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT’D
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
B-15
Jimco Plastic Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
21.65
Johnnie’s Tire Company
Repr-Vehcl-Eqpt-Reg
Low
9611.011
Dick Johnson Electronics, Incorporated Johnson Motors \
Apparatus-Instructional
Selected
21.95
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
12.50
Johnson Service Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
72.82
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Mtrl-Visual Aids Repairs
Selected Low
216.37 2113.65
1160.02 1^.50
Warren D. J_nes
Replace Instructional Equipment
Selected
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg -
Low Letter Bid '
L, & H. Construction
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
Marchant Calculators Division Leo Maxwell Company, Incorporated Riley McCullojigh
Office Type Machines
Agreement
20.88
Apparatus-Instrue ional
Selected
110.76
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
32.50
Mtrl-Grounds Bldgs-Reg
Low Board Action Selected
727.66 6I1.76 23.19
815.61
Replace Stolen Equipment Apparatus-Instructional Mtrl-Visual Aids Repairs Mtrl-Furniture
Low Selected
189.60 122.38
311.98
Musical Instruments
Selected
113.50
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company Minton Machinery Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Lwo
1129,80
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Letter Bid
216.00
Monroe Calculating Machine Company Moorlane Company
Office Type Machines
Selected
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action Low
Morgensen Lumber .ompany
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
82.00
National Theatre Supply Company Neal Lumber Company
Non-Instruetional Plant Eqpt Furn & Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Low
169.00
Low
159.30
Nix Industrial Supply
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
2.U9
Mideke Supply Company
Miller Jackson Company Miller-Norris Company, Incorporated Millsap’s
1195.97 111.50
i 510.117 U.50
22.00
Low
10.25
220.72 13.20
233.92
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
I I
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued) O’Connor-Oklahoma Company, Incorporated Oil Filter Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
58.00
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
53.70
Oklahoma City Tent & Awning Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Furn & Eqpt-Physical Ed. Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected Low Bid Agreement
Oklahoma State University
Apparatus-Instructional
Selected
Oklahoma Typewriter Company
Office Type Machines
Selected
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Agreement
Peerless-OkLahoma Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Pipkin Photo Service
Replace Instructional Equipment
Low Selected
17Q.25 16. hl
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Mtrl-Furniture Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement Selected
326.15 73.28
Plaza Court Music Company
Furn & Eqpt-Musical Instruments
Radio Supply, Incorporated
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repairs
Low
6.71
Retter Motor Service
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
51.U5.
Rex Sales Company
Apparatus-Instructional
Low
18.00
Rice Machinery Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low Standard
Kathleen L. Riggs
Apparatus-Instruc tio nal
Selected
Robberson Steel Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
52.79
Safway Rental & Sales Company Sand Products Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
h.80
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Scovil & Sublett Hardware . Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Low Letter Bid
232.80 517.60
Service Supply, Incorporated
Mtrl-Grounds
Low Selected
. 7.2b 23.28
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Musical Instruments
Low
-
l-
Sharp Auto Supply Company Sharp & Nichols Music
89.h9 5.00
9U.U9 50.29
65.00
18.00 30^
21.63
X
I4.8.OO
I 120.50 186.66 399.h3
v
1,031.60
.Board Action
Low Selected
■
8.05 lb. 60
22.65 1U.50
2110.00
750.110 '
30.52 ;
215.59 31.57
77.80 2^7.16
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
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4:-
. :.':v
' ■ ■'
AL-.'.-
’
■
B-17
(1958-59 Buklding Levy - Continued) S. & H. Shade Company, Incorporated Sherwin Williams Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Woo
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
220.15.
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 317 Commerce Street Skil Corporation
Office Type Machines
Selected
7.13 ■ 1
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
7.5°
Standard
6.06
Smith-Corona-Marchant, Office Type Machines Incorporated Southwest Wheel, Incorporated Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
$i.to
Letter Bid
Mtrl-Blgs-Reg
Charlie Stanfill
New Office EquipmentLow Instructional Off. Selected Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Non-Instructional Pit. Eqpt Low
State Agency for Surplus Property
26.56
Low
Standard Steel Company
26.00 503.08 811.614.
•587.72
Stephen Brothers Piano Service Ed Stuart’s Repair Service
Musical Instruments
Low
13.00
Musical Instruments
Selected
37.00
Many A. Thacker, Clerk
M-ll M-12 M-12B M-lh M-15A M-21A M-21B M-23B
Petty Cash Grounds Reimbursement Buildings Buildings-Ford Radio & TV Repair Visual Aid Suppls Vehcl Maint-Reg Vehcl Maint-HD Non-Instructional Eqpt-Ford
;
3.31 109.OU 8.3U .28 1.97 6.03 ,5.U2 5.91
1U0.30
U9O.31
Trice Wholesale Electronics Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repairs
Selected
U. S. Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgt; -Ford
Low Board Action
Vaseco Incorporated
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Low Selected
Western Newspaper Union
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
38.90
Westinghouse Appliance Sales
Mtrl~Visual Aids Repairs
Selected
30.Oli
Westinghouse Electric Supply
Mtrl-Elgds-Reg
Low Letter Bid
Whitton Supply
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
W, & W. Steel Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Letter Bid
Wylie-Stewart Machinery Company, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
37.01 U9O.7O
527.71
25.00 85.22
110.22
129.60
;•
27.72
'
166.95 J 16.38
'
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B-18
(1958-59 Building Levy -Continued)
29.96
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Hart Industrial Supply Company Industrial Electric Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Repair
Board Action
Oklahoma Seating Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repairs
Board Action
Pascal P. Paddock, Incorporated
Mtrl-Repair-Eqpt
Low
Bewal Incorporated
Eqpt-Modernization & Rep.
Selected
Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson Roloff, Architects Commander Construction Company Connelly Construction
Hillcrest-Architects Fee
Boar d. Approve d
Stand Watie-Estimate #5
Board Action
30,288.00
Play Areas-All Schools Estimate #5 Creston Hills-Estimate #5 W. Nichols Hills- Est. #6, Douglass - Est. #3 Mark Twain-Estimate Rockwood-Partial Final
Board Action
5,267.41
Board Action
U9,711.99
Board Action
71,756.26
Tow Brake & Clutch Supply
1957-58 BUILDING LEVI
Capitol Hill Sr.-Estimate #1
Board Action
3H6.9O l[2,666.75
1,789.98 26.00
1958 BOND
J. J. Cook Construction, Incorporated
E. V, Cox Construction The Dolese Company
Douglass Land Improvement
Bid Agreement
Eastman Kodak Stores, Incorporated Fred Garland & Sons Nursery
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
Miscellaneous-Improvement of Grounds
Low
McKinley-Estimate #5
Board Action
Tracks-All Schools
Low
L. H. Humphries Construction Company Oran Huston Lumber Company
International Business Machines Corporation
Eqpt-All Schools
Uoo.oo 2,350.00
9M5
379.29 95.50 3U,908.30
536.80
Board Action
80.00
235.39
Oklahoma City Photo Supply
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
Oklahoma Seating Company
Repair to Buildings
Selected
35.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
•It
(1958 Bond Fund - Continued)
i.
■n
935.70
Parr and Aderhold, Arch
Rockwood-Partial Final
Board Action
Phillips & Stong Engineering Company Pipkin Photo Service
Repair to Buildings
Selected
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
1,515.81
:
Rea Engineering Company
Douglass-Fees
Board Action
198.10
■
Reid & Associates
Davis-Estimate #6
Board Action
253.28
Reynolds & Morrison, Architects, A. I. A,
Mark Twain-Estimate #U Creston Hills-Estimate
Board Action
1,027.Ill
Schwartzs Construction Company Sorey, Hjll & Sorey,
Davis-Estimate #6
Board Action
12,6614.23
Edwards-Final Fillmore-Final
Board Action
Standard Testing & Engineering Business Expense Company Mary A, Whacker, Clerk Business Expense
Standard
Petty Cash Reimbursement
7.00
2,787; 8I4
2147.00 18.00
Business Expense
Board Approved
i,ili5.5o
'Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg
McKinley-Estimate #5 Stand Watie-Estimate #5
Board Action
1,303.93
Wynn Construction Company
Garfield-Estimate #6 Fillmore Final Edwards-Final
Board Action
12,6147.88
Ground Improvement
Bid. Agreement
Suppls-Instructional
Publisher Selected
Treasurer City of Oklahoma City
1956 BOND The Dolese Company
89.70
1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION
The Fidele? Company
.
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH 1959 Dortha L. Emmons Alt 1*
General Election
„
Board Action
Real Estate 1958 Bond Fund Rental ^59. General Fund
Board Approved •J*'
i
9148.82
f 1
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
| It was moved by Mr. Wri^t and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Board ratify the March payrolls, authorize issuing the April payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the amount of $447,577-68 as recommended, and approve the Superintendent's recommendation to add $14,930 to the 1958 Bond Fund as architectural fee for Hudgins, Thompson & Ball, being an estimated 1$ of their fee on the Franklin Roosevelt Junior High School project; thus increasing the total amount of the 1958 Bond Fund to $245,820.20, and the total amount of all funds recommended for payment to $462,507.68. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."
R. #63 Bills and Payrolls | Approved ! I | |
|
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve recommendation that th^ central office be authorized to receive sealed bids for the purchase of approximately 20 | new school buses to transport a minimum of 1600 students, beginning with the 1959-60 school I j year. The motion carried.
R. #64 Authority to Advertise for Bids on Buses
It was moved by Mr, Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one International Harvester Cub Lo Boy tractor for use by the Maintenance Department, from the low bidder, Pettee's Farm Store, in the amount of $1,529-91, "the other bid by Paul Blakeney Company being $1,645-00; the purchase to be charged to the C-19 account. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously,,
R. #65 Approval to Buy Tractor
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve accepting low bids as follows on one lot of paper supplies for production printing for all schools in the total amount of $5,843.14; the purchase to be charged to account I-41-A, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #66 Bids Accepted on Paper for Printing Depts
Oklahoma Paper Company Graham Paper Company Carpenter Paper Company Texas Envelope Company Western Newspaper Union
$3,070.40 2,382.46 211.98 121.74 56.56 Total-- $5,843.14
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of art instructional supplies for storeroom stock from the bidders listed below, in the total amount of $2,783.98; the purchase to be charged td account 1-35, and all bids having been received in response to letter request:
Dollie Ceramics Dowlings, Inc. The House of Clay
R- #67 Bids Accepted on Art Instr. Supplies
$1,967.52 151-18 665-28 Total------ $2,783-98
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
Motion was made by one lot of sanding low bidder, Mideke charged to account
Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of paper and.belts for use in the furniture repair department, from the Supply Company, in the total amount of $1,644.85; the purchase to be M-13- The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to Approve the purchase of one lot of electric extension cord and one lot of sash cord for instructional storeroom stock from the low bidders shown listed below, in the total amount of $1,206.00; the purchase to be charged to account 1-35: Hart Industrial Supply Mideke Supply Company
468.00 738.00 $1,206.00 $
R. #68 Purchase of Sanding Paper, Belts, Approved R. #69 Purchase of Elec. Cord and Sash Cord Approved
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to accept bids as follows on one lot of standard storeroom instructional supplies for use by all schools, in the total amount of $98,289.41; the purchase to be charged to account 1-35, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: (Continued next page.)
R- #70 Bids Accepted on Instructions Supplies
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #70 Continued
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
I
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I
I
$ 2,302.32 Hoover Bros., Inc. 14,186.99 Thompson Book & Supply Co. 2,731.60 Dowlings, Inc. 21,077.68 Oklahoma Seating Company Oklahoma Paper Company 10,990.83 24,160.21 Graham Paper Company 659.80 The House of Wren 117.60 City Office Supply, Inc. 16,4o4.4o Bill Doyle Office Supply 4,361.78 Carpenter Paper Company Western Newspaper Union 277.20 624.00 Duplicating Products Inc. of Oklahoma Ke Lox Mfg. Company 55-00 340.00 Bostitch Midwest, Inc. Total ------ --- $98,289.41
The motion carried, on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R. #71 Bid..Accepted, on paper for Instructional Ptg. Dept’.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the purchase of one lot of mimeograph paper for use in the instructional printing department from the low bidder, Duplicating Products, Inc., in the total amount of $3,065.00; the purchase to be charged to account I-41-D, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #72
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that bids be accepted as follows on one lot of Physical Education playground supplies for all elementary schools, in the total amount of $9?651-69; the purchase to be charged to account 1-40, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
Bids Accepted on Phy. Educ. Supplies
Athletic Trainers Supply Company Midwest Sports Center Clements Sporting Goods Hermans Sporting Goods Dowlings, Inc. J. W. McGee Sporting Goods
$
824.40 3,499.68 4,840.89 48.96 .177112 260.64
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to purchase one lot of elementary grade puzzles from The Judy Company in the amount of $1,239.24, this being the only company able to supply these materials; the purchase to be charged to account 1-35• The motion carried unanimously.on roll call.
R- #73 Bid. Accepted, on Puzzles
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to accept the low bids of firms whose bids are shown underscored on the attached tabulation, totaling $15,938-76, on one Microwave receiving and transmitting link, one lot of T-V tubes, and one broadcasting type console for the television studios; the Microwave in the amount of $8,410.00 and the console in the amount of $2,537-00 - total $10,947-00 - to be charged to account C-17-D, and the T-V tubes in the amount of $4,991-76 to be charged to M-14 account. (Copy of Notice for Bids and the tabulation are attached below.) On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #74 i Bids Accepted i on Microwave, j Tubes, Console
B-24 TABULATION FOR MICROWAVE, TUBES, & AUDIO CONSOLE
LIST #1 1.
1
Microwave for receiving and transmitting NET COST
COMPANY
$8,410.00 10,764.00 NO BID
General Electric Co. Collins Radio Co, Radio Supply Inc.
LIST #2
1.
4
Tubes, General Electric #GL-5820 COMPANY
UNIT PRICE
EXTENSION
$1,176.00 1,200.00 1,200.00
$4,704.00 4,800.00 4,800.00
59.76 65.00
59.76 65.00
228.00 230.00 230.00
228.00 230.00 230.00
Trice Wholesale Electronics Collins Radio Supply Co. Radio Supply
2.
1
1
GE 7C24 RCA 7C24 GE GL-5762 (7C24)
!
LIST #3
1
.Raytheon #5976 Raytheon #5976
Tube, General Electric #7C24 Trice Wholesale Electronics Collins Radio Supply Co. Radio Supply
1,
GE GL-5820 RCA GL— 5820 GE GL-5820
Tube, General Electric #5976
Collins Radio Supply Co. Trice Wholesale Electronics
3.
BRAND NAME & NO.
Console, broadcast type Collins Radio Supply Co. General Electric Co.
■•1
2,537.00 2,640.00
2,537.00 2,640.00
• Collins 212E-1 General Electric BC-21.
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1959 - CONT'D
A financial statement dk of February 28, 1959 from the Central Food Service Department was submitted as information to the Board.
Information to Board. - Food Service Dept.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Addition to Monroe School | Accepted, 3-1& i
It was reported that on March 16, 1959> "the central office accepted the addition to Monroe Elementary School.
R. #75 Change Order Garfield School* Approved_______ |
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve change order on Garfield School Addition, Wynne Construction Company, Contractors, adding $22.90 to the contract price; this change order being necessary because there was some fire damage at the school on November 6, 1958- The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #76 Acceptance of Low Bid on Ross School and Approval of Change Ord. #1, Ross School
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve acceptance of the low bid of John M. Noftsger in the amount of $2^6,867-00, for the construction of the new John Ross Elementary School at S. E. both & Magnolia; to be constructed in accordance with plans and specifications prepared by Fred Pojezny, Jr., Architect; also to approve Change Order #1 on John Ross Elementary School in the amount of $2,326.00, to be added to the contract price. This change order eliminates, from the contract the program signal system, and in its place, installs a communication system which serves as a combined program and fire alarm system. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
I
R- #77 Mrs. Melton Elected President
Mr. Bennett brought up the matter of electing a President of the Board to succeed Mr. McCray whose resignation was confirmed at this meeting. He moved the election of Mrs. L. D. Melton to succeed Mr. McCray as President for the unexpired term. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried.
R. #78 Mr. Thompson Elected Vice President
Since Mrs. Melton's election as President left the vice-presidency vacant, Mr. Wright moved the election of Mr. Otto F. Thompson as Vice President to succeed Mrs. Melton for the unexpired term. The motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried.
New Officers Express Appreciation
Both Mrs. Melton and Mr. Thompson expressed their appreciation to other members of the Board for their confidence in them, and promised to give their best to the offices to which they are elected.
R- #79 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mir. Wright, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved the
day of
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1959
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION &F THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM,
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1959 AT U:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
Mrs. L. D. Melton, President Otto F. Thompson, Vice President
Phil C. Bennett Jim Wright
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Dr. T. Harry Broad, C. E. Costley, Charles Harville, A. H. Higdon, Al Newberry, Dr. Bob Shultz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Jack Gibson and Carl Ruble, Principals; Bob Lee of the Daily Oklahoman; visitors. Mr. Wright gave the invocation.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the meeting of April 6, 1959 were approved as read.
R. #80 Minutes Approved
The Superintendent presented and welcomed Glen Bowman of the Classroom Teachers Association, Visitors Jack Gibson and Carl Ruble, Principals, Bob Lee of the Daily Oklahoman, and two representatives of the Smith-Corona. Typewriter Company who were present. ,»1’ LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. George H. C. Green, School District Treasurer, gave his report for the month of April and handed a copy to the Clerk to file.
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Millard Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all claims as listed have been checked and approved by the Auditing Department.
Auditor's Report
Motion to approve the foregoing reports was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried.
R. #81 Reports Approved
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing the persons, listed to attend professional meetings and activities as indicated. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye;" RESOLUTION
R. #82 Attendance at Professional Meetings Approved
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend conferences and school activities as indicated:
(1)
Senior High Principals - North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, Chicago, Illinois, April 20-24, 1959J
(2)
Howard Brown, National Petroleum Exposition, Tulsa, Oklahoma, May 14-15, 1959i
(3)
Mrs. Mary McCain, Oklahoma Historical Tour, June 4-6, 1959•
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend conferences and school activities as 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of these persons on the trips be paid by the Board of Education, except in 1>he case of the senior high school principals going to Chicago, the amount of the expenses paid by the Board shall not exceed $100.00 each. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve reimbursing the following people at the rate of $10.00 per Saturday for work done in revising the course of study in chemistry: Mrs. Reba Biles Mrs. Neva Chelf
Frank R. Frow Otis Lawrence
L. E. Lewis, Jr. Mrs. Betty Richard
Miss Georgia Stathos Mart Woods
R. #83 Approval to Pay For Revision of Chemistry Coum
these people to be paid from the Ford Foundation Workshop Account No. 1-47-B. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve Rules and Regulations for the Summer Session, 1959> as submitted, a copy of which shall be placed on file in the office of the Clerk. The motion carried unanimously.
R. #84 Rules and Regulations for Summer School Approved
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #85 Transfer and. Supplemental Appropriation of Funds Approved
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following transfer and supplemental appropriation of funds to the 1958-59 budget. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye:"
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... ‘V e. SUPPLEMENTALS AND TRANSFERS
TO BE EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1 '" GENEVA! FUND'
1959
ADDITIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER
A<-23 A-57 A4|2 a
-1+3
NAME
Supplies - Treasurer Election Expense School Board Expense Other Adm. Expense
?; •*
AMOUNT 8.72 78.00 163.28 200.00
l-l 1-5 1-7 1-8 1-9 l-ll 1-13 1-30 1-55 1-55 1-59 I-I4.O 1-1+l-A 1-1+5
Salaries - Principals - Assistants Salaries - Teachers Salaries - Radio & T V Salaries - Substitutes Salaries - Homebound Salaries - Office of Principals Salaries - Teacher Aides Supplies - Textbooks Supplies - Audio Visual Supplies - Storeroom Stock Supplies - Vocational Supplies - Physical Education Supplies - Production Printing Travel Expense
H-1+
Salaries - Nurses
T-2
Public Carriers
0-2 0-6 0-8 0- 12-A
Salaries - Switchboard Salaries -TV Operating Expense Travel Expense Electricity - Regular
500.00 l+,500.00 2,000.00 10,000.00
F-| F-2
Social Security Insurance
25,000.00 10,5514-75
N-2-A N-8 N-9
Travel Expense - Summer Playground Salaries - Summer School Supplies - Summer School
250.00 15,000.00 200.00
c-U c-5
New Bui Idings New Transportation Equipment New Equipment - N.E.D.A. New Furniture - N.E.D.A. New Books, Maps, Charts & Fi Im - N.E.D.A. Improvement to Grounds
C-6 C-7 C-8
c-9
Total Additions I Requirements
2,000.00 700,000.00 150.00 23,000.00 2,500.00 1,000.00 500.00 7,000.00 2,000.00 225,000.00 15,000.00 1 1,000.00 7,700.00 U,000.00
500.00 8,000.00
356,9Ubi5
200,000.00 55,1+55.514 2+,000.00 23,000.00 80,000.00
1,795,159.142
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1959 - CONT'D
TO BE EFFECTI VE MAY I,
SUPPLEMENTALS & TRANSFERS
' GENERAL FUND
1959
'
It.
CANCELLATIONS
ACCOUNT NUMBER A-l 1 1-2
AMOUNT
NAME
1,500.00
Salaries - Business office
-
3,500.00 U,000.00 1,800.00 3,000.00 1,500.00 1|,000.00 2,000.00 l+oo.oo 1,500.00 1,500.00
Supervisors ‘ Librarians Curr. Center Office of Supervisors Radio & T V Printing Radio & T V Printing - Forms Counselors C ler ica 1
1-5 1-12 1-17 1-18 I-31H3 l-l+l-B B—2 B-3
Salaries Salaries Salaries Salaries Salaries Salaries Supplies Supplies Salaries Sa lar ies
0-1 o-l| 0-7
Salaries - Custodial Salaries - Warehouse Car A 1 Iowa nee
70,000.00 18,000.00 700.00
F-1+
Bui Iding Rent
18,000.00
C-21
New Library Books
7,000.00
i
138,1+00.00'
Total Cancellations
SUMMARY 1,795,159.1+2 138,1+00.00
Adcjitiondl Requirements Less CanceI la t i ons
1.656,759A2
Net Supplemental Request
BUDGET CONDITION 12,611,592.88 6 10,250.00 1,656/759.^2
Original Approved Budget for 1958-59 Plus Supplemental dated March 3 I, >959 (Capital Outlay). P 1 us Above Supp lementa I Request -■
15,078,602.30
Adjusted Approved and Operating Budget for 1958-59
APPROPRIATION TRANSFERS — TO BE EFFECTIVE MAY 1, 1959 -- BUILDING LEVY FUND ADD ITTONS ACCOUNT NUMBER
M-2I-B C-I6-E C-17-D
AMOUNT
NAME Maint. Veh. - Heavy Duty Furniture & Eqpt, - Adult School Apparatus - Ford
.
800.00
53.75
12,000.00
TotaI Addi t ions
CANCELLATIONS M-11| M-2I-A M-23-B C-I6-D
Materials - Radio & T V Maint. Veh. Eqpt. - Regular Replace Non-InstructionaI Eqpt. - Ford Furniture & Eqpt, - School Shops
Tota I Cance I laMons
U,500.00 800.00 7,500.00 53*75
12.853.75
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #86 May 29 to be Record Day for Teachers and Principals
Mr. Thompson moved approval of request to designate Friday, May 29, the last day of school, as record day for principals and teachers, and not require pupils to attend school that day with the understanding that this can be done and still meet the requirement for number of days in attendance. The motion was seconded by Mr. Wright and carried unanimously on roll call.
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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MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD?
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY? MRS. DORIS BROWN AS A TEMPORARY KEY PUNCH OPERATOR IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, SALARY $i„25 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE MARCH 2J, 0959o
MRSo ALVENA JONES AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MARCH 23,
SALARY ft70
1959”
MISS CHARLEEN CAVINESS AS A TEMPORARY KEY PUNCH OPERATOR SALARY $lo25 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE APRIL 2, S959o
IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
MRS« FLORA GALUSHA AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, SALARY $0 70 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 6,
I959„
MRSo DOROTHY M„ STEWARD AS ASSISTANT CENSUS ENUMERATOR IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE APRIL I, 1959. MR. WILLIAM Ro PHILLIPS AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, SALARY $15.00 PER DAY, EFFECTIVE APRIL 21, 1959.
SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1958=59?
MATCHETT, VERA
2765 N W 17
MUSIC
KARLESE
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COMMERCE
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD? Maintenance Department
Request permission to employ the following personnels Stanford George Allen as a temporary Iaborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $ I„35 per hour - Effective April 9„ 1959°
Homer Deviney as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, $1O25 per hour - Effective April 9„ 1959°
salary
Pau! Edward Johnson as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $ I„25 per hour - Effective April 20, 8959a
Jack LeFlore as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, $1,25 per hour - Effective April 21„ I959o
salary
Leonard Jessie McClain as a temporary I aborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $ Io25 per hour - Effective April 27r 1959°
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Steve Emerson McGilberry as a temporary -laborer in the Maintenance Department for one day only, salary $ln25 per hour - Effective April 20 ^59° Harold Loyd Roden as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $ I„25 per hour = Effective Aprii 9, 8959a Transfers?
Request permission to transfer Floyd Smith from a truck driver, salary $3300 per year to Drayage Foreman, salary $3500 per year - Effective April II, 1959a Request permission to transfer Henry To Silk from a painter, salary $3300 per year to Estimator Expediter, salary $3800 per year - Effective April 21, 1959a
.Car A I Iowances ?
It has been recommended that Henry To Silk, a regular employee as Estimator Expediter in the Maintenance Office, receive a yearly $300 car allowance Effective April 21, 1959° It has been recommended that Floyd Smith, a regular employee in the Maintenance Department, receive a yearly $360 car allowance - Effective April 6, 1959° ■ ■
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD?
Service Department? Request permission to transfer John Albert Brewer from Floorman at Webster, salary $203o33 to Night Watchman at Classen and ToV„ area, salary $ I 88□33 - Effective April 20, 1959° Request permission to transfer Jack 0'dell Deboard from a 3/4 time Floorman at Classen, salary $!37o50 to full time Floorman at Classen, salary $i83°33 " Effective April I, 1959°
Food Service; **
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It has been recommended that the following persons be elected as substitutes in the Food Service Department at the rate of 65 cents per hour? .NAME
.
Alford, Mary Booth, Golden He i debrecht, Mary Howland, Nellie
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Wheeler Johnson N i cho I s H i I I s( Burbank
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
The following items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for the Board's consideration: n
1
May U. 1959
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Ratifies-1 ion of April 1959 payrolls previously approved board and upon xd'deh warrants have been issued as follows^' ?
1958-59-general
fund
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1958'-59 BUILDING LEVY. .
$______ U8.695.78
1,553.98
THE BOND FUND
Authority to issue payrolls ‘for- May 1959 m, the following;. estimated amounts: i958;-59 general
. . $
fund
1,100.000.00
1958-59 BUILDI-NG LEVY. . . . THE ’BOND FUND
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Item #3' Authorize payment ..of vendor bill s as* ner a btached iteml -Pr jfTffefe^b'illS' ha'v(e J0en,examine d‘s 'lapp'rapriatiQn,* v$)u* 00, " ~ ‘ of expe ' *■ o’ffmerchandise^iani or <> services •CiliSMfiJ*. Au.
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R. #87 Personnel Approved
MEETING OF MAY k, 1959 - CONT'D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION . FOR PAYMENT MAY Li, 1959
The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills The Auditor has checked all bills 1958-59 General Fund
$
1011,38949
' 1957-58 General Fund
$
3,8511.57
„ 1958-59 Building Levy k
$
27457.82
\1 1957-58 Building Levy
$
5,681.118
'$
205,612.15
$
314,99541
\
1958 Bond Total
Suppls-Custodial Acinitox Termite Compare American Carpet Cleaners Rental-Building American^Electric-Ignition Co. Suppls-Instruc. Off. American-First Title & Trust Co. Suppls-Engineers American Gas Association Suppls-Engineers Ahderson-Prichard Oil Corp. Suppls-Vpcatidnal Ed. C. R. Anthony Co., #125 Suppls-Instruc. Off. Asso. for Childhood Ed., Inter Suppls-Textbooks Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Travel-Ins truetio nal Railway Audio-Visual Center Suppls-Audio Visual Automatic Voting Machine Corp Suppls-General Instruc. Audio-Visual Equipment Supply Suppls-Audio Visual Company A. S. Barnes & Co., Inc. Suppls-Textbooks Miss Barbara Bailey Travel-Instructional Big Top Toy Shop Suppls-Special Ed. Mrs. Reba Biles Bills Groce ly Bingham’s Printing Inks Bostitch-Midwest, Inc.
Workshop-Ford Suppls-Home Economics Suppls-Adult School • Stock-Sto re ro om
Black Dispatch Publishing Co. Brandt’s Red Bud Branham's Incorporated Braniff-Airways, Incorporated
Suppls-Adult School Suppls-Home Economics Suppls-Instruc. Off. Travel-Administrative
Mr. Clarence B. Breithaupt
Travel-Instructional
Bureau of Publication Suppls-Textbooks Adams Engineering & Blue Print Suppls-Engineers Addison Wesley Publishing Co., Suppls-Instruc. Off. Incorporated Addresspgraph-Multigraph Corp. Suppls-Instruc. Off. ■j A. & E. Equipment Company Suppls-Engineers American Education Publications Suppls-Special Ed. Audio-Visual Materials Suppls-Textbooks Consultation Bureau Suppls-Audio Visual
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Selected Low Low Low Publisher Selected Low Low Publisher Selected Re imbursement Board Action Low Selected Publisher Selected
Publisher Selected Board Action Low Selected FF-Agenda Selected Low Low Board Action Publisher Selected Selected . Low Board Action Reimbursement Board Action Pending Publisher Selected Low Publisher Selected
119.09 112.61
16.20 20.68
1117.95 3110.00
555.80 217.80
Low Low Publisher Selected 1125.00 Selected 11.00 Low
15.00 27.10 1.81 30.00 1.00 20.35 5.51 •1.62 91.70 10.29 72 .911 1111.6I1 8.2k 4.50
36.88 10.00 15.00 18.00 1187.95 11.50 210.14 6.75
773.60 58.75 26.76 109.911 11.07 118.60 133.11b 110.00
1129.00
MEETING OF MAY h, 1959 - CONT'D
B-2
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) Carpenter Paper Company
Suppls-Printing Production Radio & TV-Ford
Low
1,3115.71
Bob Cates
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
119.19
Mrs. Neva Chelf
Workshop-Ford
FF Agenda
10.00
Robert B. Cheney
Travel-Instructional
Board Action Pending
53.75
Chemical Education Publishing Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg Company Chicago Board of Education Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
6.00
Low
1.50
Agreement
3,129.35
Water-Regular
Utilities
17.00
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
53.112
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
11.00
Ted Clemens
Travel-Instructional
Board Action Pending
Sam G. Clifton
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Cloe’s Texaco Service
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
Thurman E. Coburn
Travel-Pupil Counsel.
Board Action
Copa-Cola Bottling Company
Suppls-Library
Low
William J. Coffia
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
611.50
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
611.68
J. H. Conger
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
City Bus Company
Public
City of Nichols Hills City Office Supply, Incorporated City Spring Works
Carriers
100.00
75.00 3.00 50.02
5.oo
106.50
Contemporary Films, Inc. Suppls-Audio Visual Cory Motion Picture Equipment Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected Low 150.00 Selected 126.60
Clifford E. Costley
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
Coward-McCann, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Dr. Frank Cox
Salaries-Dentist
Board Approved
Arthur C. Croft Publications
Suppls-Supt’s Office
Publisher Selected
17.56
The Daily law Journal
Legal Publications
Publisher Selected
73.85
Dannesriburg Distributing Co.
Suppls-Vocational- Ed.
Lew
10.15
26.55 276.60 60.83 2.12
125.00
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
S*
B-3
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
39.00
Grace E. Davison
Wo rkshop-Ford
Board Action
75.00
The John Day Company, Incorporated Dearborn Chemical Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Custo dial
Selected
Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
57.21
Muri Deusing Film Productions Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
82.50
2.U8 1$101«00
Dodd, Mead & Company, Incorporated Dollies Ceramics
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
10.75
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
lif.lO
Doubleday and Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1U.92
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Spec ial Ed.
Low Selected
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Business Offices
Low
6U7.5O
Duplicating Products, Incorporated of Okla.
Suppls-Instructional Off Low
I4.36.IO
Educational Publishing Corporation
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low Publisher Selected
169.96 201.63
13.90 37.50
371.59
51.U0 135.00
Travel-Summer Playground Board Action Alvin R. Eggeling Electronic Business Machines, Standard Printing-Ford Incorporated
296.89
Emsco Electric Supply Co., Incorporated Erskine Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
18.13
Suppls-Radio & Tv-Ford
Low
15.85
Federal Corporation
Suppls-Custodial
Board Action
150.9k
The Fideler. Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
127.02
Film Center, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
6.60
First National Management Corporation
Rental-TV Eqpt
Utilities Rental Agreement
Follett Publishing Company Fretwell Motor Company Frank R. Frow Funk & Wagnails Company
Suppls-Textbooks Supple-General Instruc. Workshop-Ford Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected Agreement FF - Agenda Publisher Selected
225.87 200.00
U25.87 2.29 6.80 10.00 k.19
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
1*
B-4+
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
Dr. Lloyd L. Garrison
Consultants-Ford
Board Action Pending
25.00
Mrs. Ethel Gay
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
1U.U9
General Electric Supply Co.
Suppls-Instructiohal Off Low
Ginn and Company
Suppls -Tex tb’o oks
Publisher Selected
The Glidden Company
Suppls-Custodial
Bid Agreement
G lobe Book Company, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
3U.10
Graham Paper Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
90.61).
Gramercy Guild Group, Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Letter Quotation,_
J. B. Greene
Travel-Instructional
Board Action Pending
29.20
Harcourt, Brace & Company, Incorporated Harmolin Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
15.35
Stocks-Storeroom
Selected
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
Harvard University Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.55
Hawthorn Books, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
10.65
Herman & Stephens, Inc.
Suppls-Textbppls
Publisher Selected
5.35
Thomas J. Hill
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
Heniy Hold & Company, Incorporated Houghton Mifflin Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
5.88
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
22.96
The Hduse of Clay
Suppls-Insturctional Off Low
Clarence W. Huffman
Travel-Instructional
Board Action Pending
60.15
Hunnicutt Publishing Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
10.50
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls—Custodial
Bid Agreement
Ideal Pictures
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Indiana University-AudioSuppls-Textbooks Visual Center ’ International Business Machines Corporation Suppls-IBM Dept Instructional
3.95
3,830.10
3H6.5O
371.00 69.23
U3.20
2.50
1,537.66
7-17
Publisher Selected
Standard Agreement Low
6.69
1,301.50 1,235.00 ___ U-20
17.63
2,577.70
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
b -5
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
U7.72
Interstate Litho Plate and Supply Company The Interstate Printers and Publishers, Inc.
Suppls-Printing Production Expenses-School Board
Low
Publisher Selected
21i.00
Jamieson Film Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
51.UU
W. F. Jeltz
Trave1-Ins true tio nal
Board Action Pending
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Suppls-General Instruc.
100.00
7.70
Low
Jones Boys #6
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
50.31
Fred Jones, Incorporated
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
13.35
Helen Jones
Travel -Instructional
Board Action
57.97
Horace Jones
Reimbursement-Special Ed . Reimbursement
The Judy Company
Sto c ks -St 0 re ro om
Low
Kamp Brothers, Inc.
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Kilpatrick Brothers
Suppls-Adult School
Low
Myrna S. Kingston
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
Laidlaw Brothers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Otis 0. Lawrence
Travel-Instructional
Board Action Agenda
L. E. Lewis, Jr.
Workshop-Ford
Agenda
10.00
Library of Congress, Card Division Library Service Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
20.60
Suppls-Textbooks
Bid Agreement
Life (Time, Incorporated)
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Bill Lillard
Travel-Instructional
Board Action Pending
J. B. Lippincott Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
3.16
Litho Negative & Plate Company Lone Star School Book Depository
Suppls-Printing Production Stocks-Storeroom
Low
18.25
Publisher Selected
22.00 1,239.21).
100. U6
25.60
127.99
69.10 101.70 10.00
111.70
136.60 6.00
29.20
119.55
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-5? General Fund - Continued)
B-6 ~
77.12
The Macmillan Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
J. Frank Malone
Travel-Instructional
Board Approved
77.88
S. L. Mayes
Travel-Instrue tio nal
Board Action
60.15
McCormick Mathers Publishing Company, Inc. McGraw Hill Book Company
Book Rental-Adult School Publisher Selected
16.88
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
75.99
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Suppls-Health Dept
Low
111.10
Metropolitan Water Company
Water-Regular
Utilities
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
14.29.60
Miles Book Store
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
11.50
Miller Jackson Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
11.39
Moore Business Forms, Inc.
Suppls-IBM Dept
Selected
53.80
Morgan & Morgan, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
15.211
Morgensen Lumber Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Morris Chevrolet Incorporated Suppls-General Instruc.
26.70
...
7.95
101i.51i
Agreement
Morrison Wholesale Company.
Suppls-Instructional Off Low
Mrs. Chester Mosely
Re imbursement-Spe c ial Ed.Re imburseme nt
Motter Bookbinding Company
Suppls-Library
Low
80.90
Mullen Craft Corporation
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
96.80
Nuway Laundry Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
12.76
Oklahoma Business News Company Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-Supt’s Off.
Publisher Selected
60.00
Suppls-General Instruc. Custodial
Low Selected
Oklahoma City Water Department Oklahoma Dairy Supply Co., Incorporated Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Water^Regular
Utilities
Stock-Storeroom
Selected
Ele c tri c i ty-Re gula r
Utilities
28,161i.97
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
Gas-Regular
Utilities
18,900.00
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
7.50
100.00
31t-2.90 171.15
5111.05 6.071.20
81.00
381.92
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 -CONT'D
it
i’ s
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B~7
Oklahoma Paper Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
Oklahoma Seating Company
Suppls-Library Radio & TV-Reg
Low Selected Board Action Standard
Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
113.32 96. Uo 18.50 8, 168.31 682.36
8,965.77 82.UU
Selected
I
57.96
Board Action
W. J. Pettee & Company
Travel-Administration School Baord Suppls-Custo dial
Low
2.52
Photo Color Laboratory
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
1.75
Pipkin Photo Service
Suppls-Engineers
Low
5.10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Suppls-Cu sto dial
Bid Agreement Low
Power Equipment, Inc.
Suppls-Instructional Off Selected
Frederick A. Praeger, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
13.U7
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
90.23
Pugh-Holmes Motor Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
The Psychological Corp.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
32.20
Radio Supply Incorporated
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
73.811
Refinery Supply Company
Supple-General Instruc.
Board Action
Regent Book Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
56.87
Ann Reid
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
75.00
Reinhold Publishing Corp.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
25.32
Betty Richard
Wo rkshop-Fo rd
FF Agenda
10.00
Mrs. Mildred Rickard
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
Rinehart & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selected
5.69
Ronald Press Company
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selected
13.09
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
215.70 1611.9U
38O.6I4 28.12
9.00
923.53
100.93
MEETING OF MAY k, 1959 - CONT'D
B-8
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
21+.00
Sand Products Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
Scholastic Magazines
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
129.1+0
Science Research Associates, Incorporated Scott Chevrolet
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
568.19
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
108.16
Scott Foresman & Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
23.01+
Charles,Scribner’s Sons
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.62
Sesac,. Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected
35.00
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
53.92
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low Selected
Simon & Schuster, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 21+12 N. Walker Jasper Sipes School Book Depository
Suppls-Home Economics
Standard
Suppls-Textbooks General Instruc.
198.96 Low Publisher Selected 121+.97
Evyline Snelson
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
13.89
Sooner Bindery
Suppls-Census
Low
27.50
Southern Association of Colleges & Se. Schools Southwestern Bell Telephone Company South Western-Publishing Company Southwest Warehouse, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
1.59
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
Book Rental-Adult School Publisher Selected
22.83
Elections
Agreement
28.50
Square Dance Associates
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
60.69
The Standard Register Co.
Suppls-IBM Dept
Low
51+.99
Stanwix House, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
22.1+1+
Miss Georgia Stathos
Workshop-Ford
FF Agenda
10.00
The Steck Company
Suppls-Special Ed. Textbooks
Publisher Selected Low Bid Agreement
Suppls-Printing Production Suppls-Textbppls
Low
26.65
Publisher Selected
12.00
Dick Stout & Company
Alan Swallow, Publisher
35.1+5 186.75
222.20
5.55
11+3.07 8.51 323.93
5,691.80
10.59 12.10 I4.60I3
68.82
MEETING OF MAY k, 1959 - CONT'D
I
5*
I
s
B-9
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
T. G. & Y. Store #11
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
1-31 1-33 1-39 I-1|.2 I—lili—A
Petty Cash Reimbursement
Library Supply . Audio VisuaXtVj VosationaX^ife&a Ins true tionajF’H* Consultant’^p|&r.
I-Lj.5 Travel-Instruc. A-25 Suppls-Supt’s Off A-36 Postage A-hO Travel-Board & Adm A-Ul-C Printing-Bus. Off,I A-U3 Other Adm. Expense 0-22-A Vehicular Suppls F- U Rentals
20.09
16.85 2.52 8.00 3.00 25.00 10U.08 9.25 16.6U 26. U3 1.00 37.6U 21i .75 5$18O
Agreement
M w
333.96
110.00
B. H. Thomas
Sala rie s-Print ing
Mrs. Harriett Thomas
Reimbursement-Special Ed Reimbursement
Mrs. Mary Gray Thompson
Constultants-Reg
Board Action
Thompson School Book Depository
Suppls-Textbooks
3,835.39 Bid Agreement 53.76 Low Publisher Selected 91.28
Thompson Book & Supply Co.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
9.22
Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company
Suppls-Engineers
Low
82.89
Uarco Incorporated
Forms-Printing
Low
153.80
Uhles Food Market
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
•167.12
Univeristy of Oklahoma
Suppls-Audio -V i sual
Selected
35.29
University of Oklahoma Press
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
17.30
D. Van Nostrand Co., Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.80
Vari-Typer Corporation
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Standard
9.00
Veazey Drug Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Low
9.65
The Viking Press, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.39
Wahlberg & Auge
Stock-Storeroom
Publisher Selected
205.99
50.00 15.00
3,98o .U3
MEETING OF MAY
1959 - CONT'D
tt
(1928-29 General Fund - Continued)
B-1O 2.1|7
Henry Z. Walck, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Walker Stamp & Seal Company
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Low
69.12
Wallace & Tiernan
Suppls-Custodial
Low
28.20
LeRoy D. Weber
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
120.07
West Nichols Hills Rental-Building Presbyterian Church Western Bank & Office Supply Suppls-Clerk Company Western Envelope Manufacturing Suppls-Printing Company Production Western Uniform & Towel Suppls-Vocational Ed. Service, Inc. Western Union Telegraph Co. Telepho ne-Regular
Agreement
122.20
Selected
17O.U2
Low
128.18
Low
214.99
Utilities
6.83
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Suppls-Counseling
Publisher Selected
2.72
B. G. Wilkes Company
Suppls-Counseling
Standard
31.02
The H. H. Wilson Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
m.oo
Mr. Mart Woods
Workshop-Ford
FF Agenda
10.00
The World Publishing Co.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Frank H. Braunlich
Suppls-Custodial
Board Action
Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
39U.6U
Hart Industrial Supply
Eqpt-School Shop
Board Action
129.93
A. & E. Equipment Company
Apparatus-Instructional
Low
199.00
Air Reduction Sales Co.
Eqpt-School. Shop
Low
2.60
F. D. Allen
Apparatus-Ford
Selected
American Electric Ignition Company Auto Parts & Machine Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
2.23
1927-28 GENERAL FUND
3,300.00
1928-29 BUILDING LEVY
. Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Selected
131.60
10.82 21.26 30.17
81.73
MEETING OF MAY
1959 - CONT'D
B-ll
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued).
30.00
A. & W. Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Low
Barber’s Glass Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Hd
Low Selected
Bewal, Incorporated
Selected
556.00
Black & Decker
New Office EqptInstruc. Off. Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
37.05
Paul Blakeney Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
92.50
The Boardman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Standard
'The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Incorporated . Branham’s, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
Low
208.70
Frank H. Braunlich
New Office EqptInstruc. Off, Apparatus-Instructional Mtrl-Audio Visual
Low
65.20
Brooks Radiotor Shop
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
7.00
Brown Machinery Company
Mtrl-rFurniture
Low
38.20
Butler Shade Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Re g
Low
319.00
Capitol Blacksmith & Welding Company Capitol Stage Equipment Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
230.00
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
16.66
Bob Cates
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
295.58
CEline, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
318.51
Chemung Electronics, Inc.
Apparatus-Ford
Selected
City Spring Works
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
3.00
Clay Adams
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Low
10.00
John H. Cole Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
U.U?
Cory Motion Picture Co.
Apparatus-Audio Visual Mtrl-Visual Aids-Repr
Low Standard
Cox Radio Service
Mtrl-Visual Aids-Repr
Low
3r00
Crane Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
272,36
C. F. Bagwell Company
Furn & Eqpt-Physical Ed. Low
57.10
llt.33 U5.83
6.75 lhli.61i
60.16
151.39
99.20
U9.9O
10.00 52.20
62.20
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
B-12
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued) 2U5.UO 27.U8
Davidson Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Bid Agreement Low
Delmar Publishers
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Low
6.72
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
57.10
Do All Tulsa Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
10.78
The Dolese Company
Bid Agreement
196.61
Dowlings, Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Eqpt-Physical Ed. Apparatu s-Furni ture
Low
108.75
Downtown Chevrolet
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
106.70
Bill Doyle Office Supply
Office Type Machines Apparatus-Instruction
Standard Low
9.20 1U9.50
158.70
Dulaney’s -
Replace "Stolen Eqpt Mtrl-Electronics-Repr
Low Selected
218.12 38.93
257.35
Bob Dunning-Jones, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Emsco Electric Supply Co., Incorporated
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr Mtrl-Bldg s-Ford
Low Letter Bid Low
The Gordon Eo Ervin Company
Mtrl-BldgsOFord
Low
272.88
15.30 193.20 71.30
267.50
27.00
Federal Corporation Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr Fentriss Sound Engineering Co Mtrl-Electronics Repr The Fleck Bearing Company Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr Eqpt-School Shop
Low Selected Low
General Electric Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Low
59.10
General Electric Supply Company General Electronics, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
63.66
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Low
6.97
F. E. Georgia Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
LQw
13.66
The Glidden Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Fo rd
Bid Agreement
B. F. Goodrich Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
16.23
Graybar Electric Company
Replace Non-Instruc. Eqpt
Low
217.50
J. C. Hamilton Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Low
1.08
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Mtrl-Furn Repr
Low Standard. Low Letter Bid Board Action
•
331.17 860.00 23.11
9I4.U.8O
356.05 19.81 809.08 185.70
1,100.6?
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
it
B-13
(1938-39 Building Levy - Continued)
-
3.23
Hohmann’s Appliance Service
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
Holmes Projector Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV-Repr
Low Letter Bid
970.00
Hoover Brothers, Inc.
Mtrl-Furniture
Bid Extension
I4.63.U8
The Hoover Company
Low
'
Hoover Equipment Company
Replace Instructional Equipment Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
The House of Clay
Mtrl-Eqtp-Repr
Low
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Low Low Letter Bid
Imperial Paving Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
81.23
Industrial Gasket & Packing, Incorporated International Business Machines Corporation International Harvester Co.
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
177.UU
Office Type Machines
Agreement
13'2.39
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Standard
13.66
Jennings Engine Supply Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
3U.78
Johnnie’s Tire Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Low
LL3.2U
Low
7.9U
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Mtrl-Radio & TV-Repr
9.97
273.98
Standard
21.00
632.Uh 637.U3
1^89.87
Casey Jones Auto Paint
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
22.13
Jones-Newby Supply Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
1,31U.99
Harry Keeton Supply Co.
Low
29.60
Kilpatrick Brothers
Eqpt-Non-Instruc. Plant Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
11.8L4
Knight Supply Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Rerp
Low
H18.I8
Marshall Supply & Equipment Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low Letter Bid Low
Bill McCoy Concrete Pipe Co.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low Letter Bid
Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Mideke Supply Company
Mtrl-Grounds Rurniture Eqpt-Repr
.
9.20 27.71
Low Letter Bid
i
36.91
397.38
.
32.30
Agreement
Low
i
2,071.31 UOU.83
2,1476,314
•
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
B-lli
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
Miller. Floor Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
696.50
Miller Jackson Company
Mtrl-Visual Aids-Repr
Selected
169.51
Miller-Norris Company3 Inc<>
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr Electronics Repr
Low Standard
Monroe Calculating Machine Company Morgensen Lumber Company
Office Type Machines
Agreement
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
C. V. Mosby Company
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
Mullen Crafts Croporation
Apparatus-Ford
Neal Lumber Company
118.00 133.73 2U6.Q2 .
379.75
8.25
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1105.20
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65.33
;
Selected
162.50
;
Mtrl-Repr-Eqpt
Low
195.811 !
Oil Filter Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
13.08
'
Oklahoma City Scenic Co.
Eqpt-General Mtrl-Furniture
Low Selected
325.00
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Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company
Appa ra tu s-Fo rd
Low
The Oklahoma Typewriter Co.
Office Type Machines
Selectrd Low
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
30.00
Peery’s Tire & Supply Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Low
76.13
Perfection Equipment Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Low
llo88
The Perolin Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Selected
Pipkin Photo Service
Low
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Eqpt-School Shop Furniture Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Power Equipment Incorporated
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
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G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Furn & Epqt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
• U7.115
Low Selected
197.00 128.00
63.78 i 519.00 i 5.00
5.oo
10.00 :
1132.00
61.00 92.92
17.110
110.32
2.86
MEETING
OF MAY 5, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 building Levy - Continued)
Radio Supply Incorporated
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Selected
I4.6® 12
Refrigeration Sales
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
22.92
Harry Retter Electric Motors
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
73.30
Rice Machinery Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
2.15
Royal McBee Corporation
Office Type Machines
Standard
10.50
C. A. Russell, Incorporated
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
311.26
Sarkes Tarzian Incorporated
Apparatus-Ford
Low Letter Bid
W. B. Saunders
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
Scovil & Sublett
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Sears Roebuck & Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Service Supply Incorporated
Eqpt-School Shop
Low Selected
38.32 103.U6
1111.78
Severin Supply Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low Standard
9.85 U.60
2U.U5
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Musical Instruments
Selected Low
S. & H. Shade Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Eqpt-Repr
Low
1150.85
S. & J. Supply Company
Low
31.20
Skil Corporation
Eqpt-Non Instructional Plant Eqpt-School Shop
Southwest Parts Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Low
36.29
Southwest Wheel Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Low
81.52
Spencer Press Incorporated
Apparatus-Ford
Standard
Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property
Appa ra tu s-Ford Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Selected Low
Standarc Electric Time Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
171.17
Steel.Supply Company
Mtrl-Eqpt-Ford
Low
289.20
Stockyards Saddlery
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
105.00
Bill Story Fire & Safety Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Bid Agreement
Sun Electric Corporation Superintendent of Documents U. S. Government
Eqpt-School Shop Mtrl-Radio; & TV-Repr
7U8.5O ,
81.00 ,1s
6.95
123.81
1109.80 3.25
U13.05
7.85
Standard
Standard ' Standard
110.98
158.00 loll. 00 108.20
212.20
21.95 11.00 10.00
MEETING OF MAY U, 1959 - CONT'D
B-16
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Charles C. Thomas Publisher Trice Wholesale Electronics Company, Inc. Up-Right Scaffolds
U. S. Supply Company
M-ll Material -Grounds Pettv Cash ' Re imburseme nt M-12 Buildings M-lli Radio & TV Repair M-15-A Visual Aids M-15B Electronics M-21-A Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg M-21-B Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
Mtrl“Visual Aids Electronics Repr Radio & TV Repr
Selected Low Standard
Eqpt-Non Instructional Plant Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
t •
75.00 12.68 U.59 ’ .78 3.17 3.75
3.6Li
103.61 2.75
Uli.35 76.75 21.21
509.31 6UU.00 31.,5O
Low
l
Vandercook & Sons, Inc.
gqpt-School Shop
Selected
Vaseco Incorporated
Mtrl-Visual Aids Replace Instruc. Eqpt
Low Bid Agreement
Leander Walker
Musical Instruments
Selected • ’
Western Newspaper Union
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
63.10
William W. Westman & Sons
Musical Instruments
Selected
55.79
Chalmers R. Wood Company
Appa ra tu s-Fo rd
Selected
28.7U
Ro A. Young & Sons
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt
Low
New Bldg Acct. Burbank - Est. #9 Northeast - Est. #U
Board Action
‘3i 081.1$
Board Action
2,6OO.p^)
70.00
286.15 368.20
65U.35
<335^00
W.00 -..a..''
1957-58 BUILDING LEVY I. H. Humphries Construction Company Galloway Electric Company
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1958 BOND
wt\-4sL 1
M. L. Beaty Construction
Ridgeview-Final
Board Action
Capitol Garden Farms
Grounds Improvement
Low
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200.00
87.60
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B-17
(19^8 Bond Fund - Continued)
Board Action
837.00
Commander Construction Co.
Furn-Fixtures Moon & Douglass Stand Watie- Esto #6
Board Action
21,979.00
Connelly Construction Co.
Play Areas - Est. #6
Board Action
2,916.80
Board Action Creston Hills-Est. #6 West Nichols Hllls-Est.#7 Douglass - Est. #U
37,600.86
Board Action
ll.76U.OO
Capps Music Company
J. Jo Cook Construction, Incorporated
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E. V. Cox Construction Co.
Preliminary Plans for Herbert Hoover Jr. High Mark Twain - Est.
Board Action
36,631.98
Dee’s Photo Supply, Inco
New Furniture & Fixtures Board Action
117.50
Federal Corporation
Capitol Hill Sr. High Eqpt-Repr Garfield & Rockwood New Furniture & Eqpt McKinley -Est. #6
Low
International Business Machines Corporation The Jones Company Charles L. Monnot, Jr., Architect Morgensen Lumber Company
Coston-Franfurt-Short, Inc.
U9.00
Board Action
3,328.00
Board Action
28,093.51
Lee-New Furn. & Eqpt
Board Action
1,U55.OO
Garfield & Rockwood New Furn. & Eqpt.
Board Action
2,881.08
Monroe-Partial -Final
Board Approved
U06.69
Capitol Hill Sr. High Eqpt-Repr Ross - Est. $1
Low
111.30
Board Approved
36U.7U
Oklahoma Testing Laboratories
Building Pernnit West Nichols Hills Ross School
Low
102.50
Pipkin Photo Service
Eqpt-Audio Visual
Selected
86. UO
Rea Engineering Company
Douglass High Partial Davis-Addition
Board Action
27.27
Board Action
111.86
Mark Twain-Est. #5 Creston Hills-Est. #6 Ridgeview-Final
Board Action
Robert Schoenthaler, Contractor Schwartz Construction Co.
Monroe-Partial Final
Board Action
2O,33U.6O
Davis-Est. #7
Board Action
5,593.23
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
New Eqpt
Board Action
2,UOO.7O
Gardner Hotel Supply Co. L. Ho Humphries Construction Company
John Mo Noftsger
Oklahoma City Treasurer
Reid & Associates Reynolds & Morrison
Board Action
8,165.70
1,218.69
MEETING OF MAY L, 1959 - CONT'D
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B-18
(1958 Bond Fund - Continued)
iio 25
Marshall High Ground Improvement McKinley - Est« #6 Stand Watie-Esto #6
Low Board Action
i,uol.U5
Woodmansee Abbott Music Co«
New Eqpt
Board Action
l,82ho00
Wynn Construction Coo
Garfield - Esto #7
Board Action
15,910.14;
Board Action Ross School Architects Fees (1958 Bond) Standard Social Security (1958-59 General) Social Security-Disto D-26 Standard (1958-59 General) Postage for April Standard (1958-59 General);
8,650.311
Sneed Nursery Company
Vahlberg-Palmer & Vahlberg
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, 1959 Fred Pojezny, Jr0. State Contribution Fund State Contribution Fund
Postmaster
80s850o63 h6072
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150.00
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Board ratify the April payrolls, authorize issuing the May payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $3^6,995-71 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #88 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve request to refund the following tuition paid in advance, the refunds being balances due after deducting amounts for time pupils attended the Oklahoma City schools:
R. #89 Tuition Refunds Approved
(1)
Refund to Charles Villyard in the amount of $60.51- Son attended kindergarten 28 days prior to Grant Elementary School's annexation to the Oklahoma City School District.
(2)
Refund to Tom Graham in the' amount of $117-30. Daughter attended Marshall 23 days prior to Grant's annexation to Oklahoma City District.
(3)
Refund to Vernon L. Morlock in the amount of $82.7^-• attend Putnam City School.
Son withdrew from Marshall to
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Motion was made tional supplies total amount of $678.30, and to response to the
by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to purchase one lot of vocaand equipment for storeroom stock from the bidders listed below in the $^,302.06; the purchase to be charged to Account C-17-B in the amount of account 1-39 in the amount of- $3,623-76; all bids having been received in attached Notice for Bids:
BIDDER
AMOUNT AWARDED
Contractor Supply Co. . $ 787.02 J. C. Hamilton Co. I5L.3O Hart Industrial 181.10 Mideke Supply Co. 2,299-08 Severin Supply Co. 282.55 Marshall Supply & Equipment Co. 286.36 Whitton Supply Co. 238.30 Kilpatrick Bros. 9-75 Independent Supply Co. 4-5-60 Sharp Auto Supply 21.00 Total------------------- $7,302.06 The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." (See Notice for Bids attached at top of next page.)
R. #90 Bids Awarded on Vocational Supplies
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #90 Continued.
R. #91 Purchase of Clock Repair Parts Approved
It was moved, by Mr. Wright and. seconded, by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation to purchase one lot of clock repair parts for all schools from the only bidder., Simplex Time Recorder Company, in the total amount of $5>166.40; the purchase to be charged to Account M-12; the bid having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #92 Bids Accepted on Science Supplies
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the following bids on one lot of science supplies for storeroom stock in the total amount of $1,642.80, the purchase to be charged to Account 1-35: BIDDER
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AMOUNT AWARDED
The Refinery Supply Co. W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. Stansi Scientific Co. Michigan Scientific Co. Science Kit, Inc. Melton Co., Inc. Carolina Biological Supply Co.
$
264.74 10.95 235*17 359-04 765-18 5-04 ______ 2.68 TOTAL $1,642.80
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." R- #93 Bid Accepted on Tape Recorders
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the bid of Frank H. Braunlich on 27 new magnetic tape recorders in the amount of $3,098.25; the purchase to be charged to Account C-17-C, this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. I
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R. #94 Approval to Buy Boiler Tubing
It w Crane Companyinthe purchase to be charged to Account M-12.
R- #95 Bids Accepted on Custodial Supplies
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids of the following firms in the total amount of $45,364.30 for one lot of custodial supplies and equipment for all schools, the purchase to be charged to Account 0-21 in the amount of $42,090.10, and to Account C-19 in the amount of $3,274.20; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
to approve accepting the bid of boiler tubing for all schools; the On roll call, the motion carried unanimously
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1959 - CONT'D
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BIDDER
R. #95 Continued
AMOUNT AWARDED
Sanitary Equipment Company $11,696.84 Clarence Tackett Supply Co., Inc. 1,255-36 Knight Supply Co. 1,701.60 Robinson Janitor Supply Co. 11,094.48 Miller Norris Co. 1,242.16 Ozmum & Co. 450.48 S. E. B. Paint Co. . 7,202.00 Morrison Wholesale Co. 9,420.60 Hunzicker Bros. 386.78 Carpenter Paper Co. 1,014.00 TOTAL-------- $45,364.30
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On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids from the following firms in the total amount of $6,472.34 for one lot of miscellaneous plumbing supplies and equipment for use in all schools; the purchase to be charged to Account No. M-12; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
BIDDER
Norman Plumbing Co. U. S. Supply Co. Crane Co. Mideke Supply Co. Federal Corporation
R. #96 Bids Accepted on Plumbing Supplies
AMOUNT AWARDED
$1,419.02 1,376.80 1,075-00 6.66 2,594.86
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." A financial statement as of March 31, 1959 was submitted by the Central Food Service Department as information to the Board.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Financial Statement fron Food Service Department
Information to the Board: It was reported that the central office has accepted, with minor reservations, the addition to: (1)James Garfield Elementary School; (2) West Nichols Hills School.
Mr. Thompson moved approval of confirmation of architects and the respective projects, as follows:
(1) Noftsger, Lawrence and Associates - John Marshall High School - Facilities to be planned are girls' playroom, additional shower facilities, and counseling offices. (2) Wright and Selby - Grant High School - Facilities to be planned are girls' playroom, - cafeteria enlargement, and area for driver training unit. (3) Hudgins, Thompson & Ball - Southeast High School - Facilities to be planned are girls' playroom, rearrangement for food service area spaces, and specific alterations.
3- #97 Approval of Architects and Projects
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1959 - CONTINUED .... ................ R. #97 Continued
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Jones & Masdji, Architects and Engineers - Jackson Junior High School Facilities to be planned are metal shop and modification of present area for shop instruction - to be constructed after annexes are moved when Roosevelt Junior High School is occupied.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried unanimously on roll call.
ADDITIONAL BUSINESS R. #98 Map Showing Ward. Boundaries Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve a map submitted to the Board showing present ward boundary lines for school purposes and showing cumulative result of adding territory to the District. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #99 . I Ammended Contract in re Franklin Prop. § Approved_______ j
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the contract submitted herewith with State cr'f Oklahoma, ex rel Department of Highways of Oklahoma (herein mentioned as State), which amends the contract between the same parties, dated in December 1958, so as to speak the truth by giving the School District the right to purchase the Kelch Addition improvements on the Kelch Addition property (Franklin School annex), at Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00), be approved, and the officers of the Board be authorized, empowered, and directed to execute said contract. Amended contract follows:
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Contract Amendment
It is agreed between Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, herein mentioned as School District, and State of Oklahoma, ex rel Department of Highways of the State of Oklahoma, herein called State, tthat the contract between the parties signed by the State on December 17, 1958, and by the School District on December 23, 1958, be amended to show that the improvements upon the Kelch Addition property .therein mentioned had been appraised for salvage value at Two Hundred Dollars ($200.00) and that the School District was given the option to purchase said improvements at said $200.00 salvage value, the option to be exercised on or before the 15th day of May, 1959, which option was by inadvertence omitted from said contract, and which option must be included in said contract to make the same speak the truth. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #100 Approval to Exercise Option______
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I R. #101 Offer for | School Property Accepted
R. #102 Easement Granted to City "“‘1 .1
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the option granted to the School District in the contract between the School District and the State of Oklahoma, ex rel Department of Highways of the State of Oklahoma, to purchase the improvements upon the Washington School property for $1,000.00 and the improvements upon the Kelch Addition (Franklin School) property for $200.00, be exercised. • On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the offer from James S. Brimrn, Oklahoma City, to purchase from the District the remainder of the Washington School building and Kelch property (Franklin Annex building) after the removal therefrom of those things described in Exhibit "A" (on file in the Clerk's office) in said offer last mentioned, be accepted, and that the above-named person making said offer be notified of said acceptance, and that, at the end of the school year, the District remove from said improvements the items described in Exhibit "A" of the above offer, and that the officers of the Board be authorized, empowered, and directed to deliver the remainder of said improvements to the above-mentioned purchaser thereof after the removal of said items mentioned in Exhibit "A" and that the Board receive in cash the exchange of $1,500.00 purchase price delivered with said offer. The motion carried on roll call with all members’ voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve granting an easement to the City for land described as follows, which the City wants for constructing a sewer along the west side of Hayes Elementary School; and. that the officers of the District be authorized, empowered, and directed to execute the easement for the District: A strip of land 10 feet wide along the west side of the Hayes School property, beginning at the north line of SE 69th Street, thence north 4-75 feet.
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "aye."
R. #103 Resolution to Condemn Land for School Site (S. W.)
(tfw £7 J
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution to condemn land for a new elementary school site in the southwest part of the city in the L. L. Lyon Hillcrest Addition, owned by Wallace Mohr: RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, (herein mentioned as School District), has found and hereby finds the fee title to the following described real estate located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, and in said School District, described as follows:
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RESOLUTION-CONT ' D
R. #103 Continued
Commencing at the SE corner of the SW-^- of Sec. 19, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, I. M.; thence N. 890 597 27" W. a distance of 1307.03 ft.; thence N. 0° 151 35" E. a distance of U-95 - 33 ft. to the center line of SW 57th St. Place as shown by Plat of Section 1 , L. L. Lyon Hillcrest Addition, recorded at Book 32, page 6 of records of the County Clerk of Oklahoma County, thence west to a point 50/ west of the West Block Line of Blocks 2 and 3 of said Addition extended, said point being the point or place of beginning; thence North 0° 15' 35" E. a distance of U35 ft. to a point 50' west of the West Block Line of Block 6 of Section 2 of L. L. Lyon Hillcrest Addition as shown by plat recorded in Book 3^ at page 9^u thence North 90° W. a distance of 800 ft.; thence South 0° 15' 35" W. a distance of ^+35 ft.; thence South 90° E. a distance of 800 ft. to the point or place of beginning, except l/32nd of the oil, gas, and other minerals in and under said lands heretofore conveyed, (8 acres)
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 entire fee title to the real property above described, and that the attorney for the School District is authorized to file inccourt 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 Soil call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved this
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R. #104Adj ournment
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MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 ■ ■... ......... I THE BOARD OF EDUCATION^ THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Mrs. L. D. Melton, President Otto F. Thompson, Vice President Phil 0. Bennett Jim Wright
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Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superin -1 tendent; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C- Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor;j Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Dr. T. H- Broad, H. G. Buchanan, Mrs. Floy Campbell, C. E. Costley,j B. D. Foutz, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald , Al Newberry, Dr. Robert Shultz and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Accountant; Glen Bowman, Classroom Teachers President; Bob Lee of the Daily Oklahoman; representatives I of bidding firms.
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Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.
^Invocation
On motion of Mr. Wright,' seconded "by Mr. Thompson, minutes of the meeting of May 4, 1959 were approved as read.
I R- #105
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LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
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Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the month of May.
Treasurer's Report............
Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, reported that a legal description on property which the Board has selected for an elementary school site on S. W. 59th has finally been secured.
Attorney's Report
The Auditor, Mr. Prigmore, reported that all claims as listed in the agenda have been checked by the Auditing Department and approved by the Auditor.
Auditor's Report
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, the foregoing reports were approved as given, and a copy of the Treasurer's reported handed to the Clerk for her files.
R. #106 Reports Approve
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
The Superintendent reported a number of consultants in the summer workshop for instructional Report on employees, with an enrollment above the L-00 mark. Workshop: It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr, Thompson that bids on student insurance be opened, placed on display for examination by anyone interested, and a report made later to the Board. The motion carried.
R. #107 Bids on Studen Insurance Opene
It was moved by Mr Thompson and seconded-by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing the persons listed to attend professional meetings and activities as indicated:
1. #108 Personnel Directed to Attend 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 attend professional meetings and activities as indicated:
(1)
Dr. Virgil Hill, Director of Pupil Services, NEA Conference on Prevention and Control of Delinquency, May 14-15, Washington, D. C.;
(2)
Viola Jayne, Emma Louise Ellis, Marieta Williams, Edna E. Harper, Louise Adel Arnold, Allene Mize, Gladys Shepard, Duane Weinert, Hettye R. Summers, and Faye Bills, Ford Foundation Workshop, June 15-26, 1959; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N- C.;
(3)
Floy Campbell, Public Relations Seminar, National School Public Relations, NEA, July 6-10, 1959; Washington, D. C.;
(4)
Charles Harville, National Purchasing Agents' Convention, June 14-17, 1959; New York City, New York;
(5)
Head custodians (92) plus three custodial supervisors, Workshop for School Custodians and Engineers, Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, June 22-24, 1959, ...
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend conferences and other school activities as 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mrs. Campbell and Mr. Harville be paid by the Board of Education, that transportation only be paid for Dr. Hill, that travel and expenses of four of the teachers under item (2) above be paid by the Board and the others by Ford Foundation; and, $20.00 be paid by the Board for each of the custodians under Item (5).
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #lo8 Continued
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RESOLUTION - CONT'D
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting
R. #109 | Resolutions ofj Appreciation: [ Mary Staal, i Paul Brown
Motion to approve the following resolutions of appreciation for deceased employee and retired custodian was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried: RESOLUTION
IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. MARY M. STAAL
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"Aye."
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Mary M. Staal, May 17, 1959.
Mrs. Staal joined the Oklahoma City School System as a clerk in the film library in 1951., where she faithfully discharged her duties until this spring when her health forced her to give up her work. 1 I
Although she had been in failing health for several months, through courage and faithfulness, she continued to contribute her best as long as she was able. She was conscientious and loyal and was loved and respected by her co-workers.
Her suffering was great .and her passing a deep sorrow and friends. The Board of Education wishes to extend sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to years of faithful service to the Oklahoma City Public
to her family its profound Mrs. Staal's School System.
RESOLUTION
IN APPRECIATION OF MR. PAUL BROWN
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Paul Brown, May 2U, 1959-
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Mr. Brown joined the Oklahoma City Schoo}. System as Custodian at Roosevelt Junior High School in January 1931- He served as Head Custodian in several schools before he joined the staff- at Classen High School in that capacity. He retired in June 1957 ยง.nd moved to California. He was conscientious , reliable, and . his pleasing personality endeared him to all who worked with him. His faithfulness and dedication to his work won praise from all who> were associated with him.
The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Brown's many years of faithful services to the Oklahoma City Public Schools, and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
R. #110 Plan fob Clerical Salies Approved s
Mr. Wright moved adoption of the plan for clerical salaries which has been submitted to the Board and placed on file in the central office, and approval of the following salaries, according to the plan, retroactive to January 1, 1959- The motion was seconded by Mr. H Thompson and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye. Monthly Salary According to New Plan POSITION NAME
$270.00
Inez Dallas
Educational Secretary Superintendent's Office
Opal Cooper
Administrative Secretary Superintendent's Office
290.00
Sybil Argo
Junior Secretary, Personnel Office
2U5.OO
Emma George
Junior Clerk,
Personnel Office
225.00
Marie Kitson
PBX Operator,
Personnel Office
225.00
Edna Wilson
Junior Secretary, Public Relations
. 250.00
Yolanda Smith
Administrative Secretary Research Department
290.00
Junior Clerk
230.00
Betty Miracle
Research Department
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MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D Hr -
NAME
OFFICES*
POSITION
Opal Chaffin Ann Frogge Jo Carmichael
Research
Junior Secretary Junior Secretary Junior Clerk
Inez Songer Faye Anderson Ermarie Mooney Wilna Taylor Jean Luker
Business
MONTHLY SALARY ACCORDING TO NEW PLAN
$245-00 2U5.OO 195.00
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Administrative Secretary Senior Clerk Junior Accountant Junior Clerk Senior Clerk
285.00 260.00 275.00 230.00 235-00
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Food Service Louise Brown Lavada Ayers MaryBelle Winfrey Peggy Campbell Gladys Caesar Milford Dever
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk Intermediate Clerk Intermediate Clerk Junior Clerk Intermediate Bookkeeper
265.00 220.00 245.00 235-00 230.00 320.00
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Nola Faye Lawson Purchasing Priscilla Thompson
Junior Secretary Junior Clerk
265.00 225.00
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Lois Burnett
Supply
Junior Clerk
235.00
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Lois Chesnu’t
Maintenance
240.00
Dellora West Zeta Cowan
Instruction
Junior Secretary (Effective May 25, 1959) Administrative Secretary Senior Secretary (Effective Jan. 15, 1-959) Senior Secretary Junior Secretary Junior Secretary (Effective Feb. 18, 1959) Junior Secretary Intermediate Secretary Intermediate Secretary Junior Secretary
Barbara Patterson Instructional Aids Melba Pendleton Vivian Nigh Frances Womack
Intermediate Secretary Junior Clerk Junior Secretary Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
245.00 230.00 265.00 102.50
Carrie Lee Snipes Pupil Services Dorothy Yoachum
Junior Secretary Junior Clerk
250.00 230.00
Wayne Goodwin Irene Horn Mary Chadwell .
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk Junior . ’ ’ Clerk
225.00 235.00 230.00
Trudie Fuqua Yvonne Robinson Beulah McCall
Enola Jackson Eloise Rogers Betty Cook Orella Urice
Adult Institute
Capitol Hill Senior
290.00 245.00 280.00 240.00 210.00 245.00 245.00 255-00 210.00
Rachelle Stephens Mary Chandler
Central High
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk
245.00 230.00
Geneva Johnson Dorothy Hamilton Delma Harris
Douglass Northwest Classen
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk Junior Clerk
245.00 225.00 230.00
Laucylle Hines Julia Booher
Classen
Junior Secretary Junior Clerk
245.00 230.00
Margaret Mahaffey Alene Scott Gladys Malone
Harding
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk Intermediate Clerk
245.00 235-00 230.00
Opal Hampton Pat Wilmoth Opal Littlefield
Grant
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk Junior Clerk
245.00 220.00 230.00
Dorothy Haffner Juanita Allman
Marshall
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk
215.00 235-00
Maurita Yost Frances Janssen
Northeast
Junior Secretary Intermediate Clerk
245.00 230.00
Lila Katsakis
Southeast
Intermediate Clerk
200.00
Betty Lesher
Capitol Hill Jr.
Junior Clerk
190.00
Lahoma Schiel
Franklin,
Elementary Secretary
235-00
Mozelle iBqyte
Jackson
Elementary Secretary
235-00
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MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT 'D
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SALARY ACCORDING ; TO NEW PT,AN(MONTHLY)
NAME
OFFICE
POSITION
Neva Breithaupt
Taft
Junior Clerk
Wilma Cain
Webster
Elementary Secretary
235-00
Lola Beaty
Adams
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Nan Wright
Arthur
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Betty Richardson
Bryan
Junior Secretary
245.00
Leora Holcomb
Buchanan
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Thelma Stewart
Burbank
Elementary Clerk 1
205.00
Gladys Porter
Cleveland
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Lola Siler
Columbus
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Vera Oakley
Culbertson
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Mary Brown
Davis
Elementary Clerk 1
180.00
Constance Anderson
Dewey
Elementary Clerk 1
205.00
Menttory Nichols
Dunbar
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Noris Jordan
Edgemere
Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
Ruby McCauley
Edwards
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Hazel Holmes
Emerson
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Page Willis
Eugene Field
Elementary Clerk 1(Part-time)
100.00
Hazel Dozier
Garden Oaks
Elementary Clerk 1
180.00
Geneva Shouse
Garfield
Elementary Clerk (Part-time)
Helen Allsbrook
Harrison
Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
102.50
Lillian Falink
Hawthorne
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Ruth Swafford
Heronville
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Monolia. Wagner
Horace Mann
Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
105.00
Frances Barnett Viola Fletcher
Johnson
Elementary Clerk 1 Elementary Clerk 1
210.00 195.00
Lauretta Stauffer
Kaiser
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Pauline Akers
Lee
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Isobel Rogers
Linwood
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Jean Allen
Longfellow
Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
Ola Simmons
Madison
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Anne Edwards
Mark Twain
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Hazel Rowles
Mayfair
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Marion McCracken
McKinley
Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
Helen Ridings
Monroe
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Daisy Harlan
Nichols Hills
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Inez Burns
Polk
Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
102.50
Do11a Henson
Page
Elementary Clerk 1 Effective 1-23-59
180.00
Edith Schuler
Pierce
Elementary Clerk 1 (Part-time)
105.00
Ruth Godsy
Prairie Queen
Element ary ÂŁJerk 1
195.00
$230.00
97-50
97-50
95.00
90.00
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 195? - CONT'D ...
MONTHLY SALARY ACCORD-. R. #110 ING TO NEW PLAN Continued $200.00
NAME
OFFICE
POSITION
Pauline Schwedland
Putnam Heights
Elementary Clerk 1
June Koopman
Ridgeview
Elementary Clerk 1
195-00
Agnes Nichols
Rockwood
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Nina Smith
Sequoyah
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Opal Feland
Shidler
Elementary Clerk 1
105.00
Hazel Delp
Shields Hts.
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Anna Smith
Stand Watie
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Lois Klepac
Tyler
Elementary Clerk 1
102.50 (Part-time)
Mary Anne Chronister
University Hts.
Elementary Clerk 1
90.00 (Part-Time)
Opal Webster
Washington
Elementary Clerk 1
195.00
Juanita Bartlett
W. Nichols Hills
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Gwen Hager
Westwood
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Ruby Argo
Wheeler
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
Helen Wenster
Wilson
Elementary Clerk 1
210.00
(Part-time)
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: J
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE^OARD?
THE TEACHERS LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED TO THE SCHOOLS INDICATED FOR THE ELEMENTARY THROUGH JULY 10,
SUMMER SCHOOL SESSION, JUNE 1
1959?
Sch
Teac he r 's Nam e
Ass ignm en t
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ANDERSON, MARTHA
HEAD TEACHER
BRITTON
JONES, CHARLES
HEAD TEACHER
BUCHANAN
BUCHANAN
POTTSyHELEN HEAD TEACHER
COLUMBUS
MAYBERRY, GOLDIE
HEAD TEACHER
J. 'DAVIS
CRAVATT, LUCILLE
HEAD TEACHER
EDS EMERE
GIBSON,
PAULINE
EDGEMERE
DICKSON, ANNA HAYS,
ELIZABETH
EDISON
HEAD TEACHER
EDISON
WILSON, MARY BETH
SCHMELZENBACH, ALMA
HEAD TEACHER
GORDON, ZELMA
HEAD TEACHER
KUNKE,
ETHEL
SMART,
VIRGIE
GATEWOOD
HORACE MANN HORACE MANN
JOHNSON
HEAD TEACHER
JOHNSON
BARNETT, MABLE
JOHNSON
JENKINS, RUTH
HARMON, MARY DESHANE, 1 NEZ
HEAD TEACHER
ROUTON, ONA MAE
HEAD TEACHER
LINWOOD
MADISON
MADISON MAYFAIR
CASEY, GRACE
MAY, DOROTHY
HEAD TEACHER
MAYFAIR
MAYES, MAYRY
HEAD TEACHER
MONROE
ALLSUP,
MONROE
CAROL
NIQHOLS HILLS
HEAD TEACHER
BOOZE, ALICE CLOW, GERALDINE
NICHOLS HILLS
MANEY, ALPHA
NICHOLS HILLS
HEAD TEACHER
PAGE
EFRON, DENA
HEAD TEACHER
RANCHO
PREBLE, ELOISE PATgkOWSKI, EUGENIA
HEAD TEACHER
SHI ELDS
TYPING TEACHER
NICHOLS HILLS
KERNAL, EDDIE
PAGE
CLAY, ARETHA
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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE TO TEACH IN THE SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL, JUNE I THROUGH JULY 24, SALARY TO BE $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE ter m?
JOENITA ELIJAH
ENGLISH
BESSI E LOU KELLY
ENGLISH
MARY NEEL
ENGLISH
MARY ELIZABETH BURDETTE
ENGLISH
VIVIAN ENT
ENGL ISH
JIM WALLACE
SOCIAL STUDIES
ANN REID
SOCIAL STUDIES
WESLEY BECK
SOCIAL STUDIES
JAMES PETREE
SOCIAL STUDIES
FERN COLLI ER
SOCIAL STUDIES
PAUL CUNNINGHAM
MATHEMATICS
MARJORIE TERRY
MATHEMATICS
STELLA EDMISTON
ma the ma tics
WAYNE LEIGHTON
MATHEMATI CS
TOM SMITH
(hea d )
(he ad )
(he ad )
TYPING
JO ALICE HENDRICKS
TYPING
VIRGINIA Mo DAVIS
TYPING
REQUEST PERMISSION FOR THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE TO TEACH DRIVER EDUCATION FOR THE TERM AT A SALARY OF $700,00? (SUMMER SCHOOL) BILL JONES
CLIFFORD JIM
Mc Col
HARRY TAYLOR
ba sil
CECIL KEGANS
JERRY POTTER
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TONY LACKEY
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE F0LL0WI NO JACK F.
PARKER
PRINCIPAL,
$750.00
SUMMER SCHOOL
WALLACE SMITH
ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL
650.00
WILMA CAIN
SECRETARY
300.00
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING PEOPLE FOR SUMMER WORK AT THE TELEVISION STATION? VERNON ENLOW,
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR, AT THE RATE OF $165,00 PER MONTH, (FORD FOUNDATION) TO AUGUST 21.
HALF-TIME
BASIS FROM JUNE I
PRESENTLY ON HALF-TIME BASIS AT THE RATE OF $125.00 PER MONTH I TO FULL TIME BASIS AT' THE RATE OF $250.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE I, 1959. (FORD FOUNDATION)
JOE TAFT, CAMERAMAN,
JUNE CLEMONS, ARTIST,
PRESENTLY ON HALF-TIME BASIS AT THE RATE OF $100,00 PER MONTH
TO FULL TIME BASIS AT THE RATE OF $200.00 PER MONTH, FOUNDATI ON) BART WARD,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 1,
(FORD
1959.
STAFF ARTIST, AT THE RATE OF $330,00 PER MONTH FOR JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST.
(FORD FOUNDATION) lo is
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at
AUGUST,
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for
(FORD FOUNDATION)
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FRED JONES, AND JOHN OLSON, CAMERAMEN AT THE RATE OF $1,50 PER HOUR, JUNE 8,-1959.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE SOARD; REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL FOR THE 1959. SUMMER WORKSHOP (JUNE 2-JUNE 19) WILLIAM BEALMER, ROLAND C. FAUNCE, $750.00 EACH PLUS TRANSPORTATION.
T.
E. MCMULLIN,
ROBERT E. SHAFER, AND JEANNETTE VEATCH,
GORDON MACKENZIE, TED LANDSMAN, DANIEL B. MYERS, GEOROE SHEVIAKOV AND JAMES A. SMITH, $500.00
EACH PLUS TRANSPORTATION. MAURICE AHRENS AND WALTER PURDY, $250.00 EACH PLUS TRANSPORTATION.
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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL TO PREPARE GUIDES FOR TEACHERS USING TELEVISION, AT THE RATE OF $350.00 PER MONTH. {FORD FOUNDATION) CECILE DEWEES
SAM CLIFTON
MELBA LOGUE
GRACE DAVISON
MARTY LACK
FAYE BILLS
MONA WALKER
ELIZABETH FL INTA
ALLENE MIZE
ANNAMAR1E C0SNER
RUTH DAVIS
ANN REID
PAT CURRY
Coffia
J.
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE F0L| OWING PROGRAM, JUNE 8 - JULY 17s ma ry
••• SM,TH
TEACHERS FOR THE SIX WEEKS’ sum mer
TELEVISION
$495.00
Mc Cai n
600.00
MARILYN LUCAS
495.00
KATHLEEN RYAN
495«00
SALLY AUGUSTINE
495.00
LYNN LEACH
CHANGE IN ASSIGNMENT REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER DON NOLL AND DON MEDFORD,BROADCAST!NO CENTER PERSONNEL, AN HOURLY RATE OF $1.50 PER HOUR TO A REGULAR SALARY OF $5100, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1959.
FROM
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS? REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MISS NANCY BARLOW AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE PERSONNEL OFFICE,
SALARY $170 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MAY 25,
1959.
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MISS DIANE DAILEY AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE PERSONNEL OFFICE, SALARY $170 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MAY 26,
1959.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Maintenance Department
2
Request permission to employ the foI Iowing personneI : Austin Le roy Chacey as a temporary mechanic in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective May 8^ 1959 = Will Rogers Dean as a temporary Iaborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, 1959째
*
Samuel 0#Neal Furr as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective May 22, I 959째
4
William Mort Hanley as a temporary Iaborer in the Maintenance Dep^ptment, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May II, 1959째 *
Phil Mandy as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, $1.75 per hour - Effective April 29, 1959째
salary
Carl H. Mansell as a temporary Iaborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1 .25 per hour - Effective May 7, I 959. Ray Arthur Teehee as a temporary Iaborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May II, I959o
Alton Eugene Van Aernam as a temporary Iaborer ment, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 7, Change
in the Maintenance Depart1959.
in status of personnel:
Request permission to change the salary and assignment of Parry Go Clark from a Landscape Helper in the Landscape Department, salary $3000 per year to an Assistant Foreman, salary $3100 per year - Effective May II, 1959. It h as been recommended that E. C = Marshal I, a temporary employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour receive a yearly salary of $2600 as a regular employee in the Maintenance Department - Effective April 27, 1959= Car Al Iowances:
It has been recommended that Roy Holloway, a regul ar employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $4200 per year, receive an increased car allowance from $300 per year to $480 per year - Effective April 26, 1959=
It has been recommended that J. A. Webster, a regular employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $6600 per year, receive a car allowance of $360 per year - Effective May II, 1959=
!
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
Serv i ce Request permission to employ the fol lowing personnel ? 01 en Clyde Cottrell es a temporary Floorman at Rancho Village, $183=33 per month - Effective May II, 1959=
sal ary
Supply
Change
in status of personnel?
It has been recommended that Neal Haney, a temporary employee inMthe Supply Department, salary $1=25 per hour receive a yearly salary of $2600 as a regular employee in the Supply Department - Effective May I, 1959 =
It has been recommended that Billy Hart, a temporary employee in the Supply Department, salary $ I =25 per hour receive a yearly sal ary of $2600 as a regular employee in the Supply Department - Effective May I, 1959= Furniture Repair
Request permission to employ the following personnels Charles Byler as a temporary finish carpenter in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $2 = 00 per hour - Effective June I, 1959=
Tommy Carl Chestnut as a temporary laborer in the Furniture Repair Department, .salary $1=25 per hour - Effective June I, 1959 =
Arch Eo Courtney as a temporary job foreman in the Furniture Repair department, salary $2 = 50 per hour - Effective June I, 1959= Samuel K. Crowder as a temporary carpenter in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $1=65 per hour - Effective June I, 1959=
Merle K« Gilmore as a temporary carpenter in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $1=65 per hour - Effective June I, 1959=
,'Fgster Harrinton as a temporary finish carpenter in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $2=00 per hour - Effective June I, 1959= Lyle D„ Hostetter as a temporary carpenter in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $1=65 per hour - Effective June I, 1959=
Lewis Lundy as a temporary carpenter in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $1=65 per hour - Effective June I, 1959= Mike Milstead as a temporary laborer in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $1=25 per hour - Effective June I, 1959= n 4. <George Mulchay as a temper ary . ^anpen.ter' ■ in tne--F,uPrviture Repair Department salary $1 =65 per hour - Effective June I, 1959=
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
Furniture Repair (cont'd) Request permission to employ the following personnel: Chester Reeves as a temporary finish carpenter i n the Furniture Repair Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June I, 1959*
Robert R. Sipe as a temporary carpenter in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $1.65 per hour - Effective June I, 1959FOOD SERVICE:
It has been recommended that the following persons be elected as substitute in the Food Service Department at the rate of 65 cents per hour. NAME
SCHOOL
Burnett, Janie Cain, Thelma L. Chambetla in. Jewel I Davis, Vera Hubbard, Clorene Jacobs, Dene Rathe, Pol I ie Wai I ace, Ruth
Sh i eI ds He i ghts Southe ast Arthur CI assen CIassen T aft Southeast Carey
AUDIO - VISUAL
It has been recommended that Jim Cary, a 3/4 time Film Inspector in the Audio - Visual Department, salary $1890 per year be employed full time for the summer months, salary to be $215 per month - Effective June I, 1959. It has been recommended that John Perry be employed 4 hours a day on a temporary basis during the workshop at Northwest Classen, salary 75 cents per hour - Effective June I, 1959. It has been recommended that Tai Shin replace Allen Prince in the Audio V isual Department, May 25, 1959 through May 29, 1959, sa l ary $1.25 per hour Request permission to employ Woodfin Harris during the summer in the Textbook Center, sal ary $1.50 per hour - Effective June I, 1959.
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
Thompson, seconded.
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mr by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.".
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
The following items #1, #2, and #3 were submitted for consideration:
June 1, 195?
1959 payrolls,* pre viou s'1 v approved by-the^ Ratification of Mav board upon which warrants have been issued as follows:
1958-59 GENERAL FUND . o r t . . *
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1958-59 BUILDING LEVY
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Authority 'to issue payrolls' for June 1959 in the following ' estimated, amounts: §s§£ij
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1958-59 BUILDING LEVYe
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1958-59 GENERAL FUND o
R-.^lll Perspnnel Approved
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Authorize payment of vendor bills^ as per attached itemized 1 '^'''^'f’'a auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure*, calcu-' -‘lations and ^receipt ‘of’ merchandise ar d/or service.,
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'I
It
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JUNE 1? 1959
w
The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills t
The Auditor has checked all bills
I
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1958-59 General Fund
$
123s733.18
1957-58 General Fund
$
56.3k
1958-59 Building Levy Fund
$
3k97k5.38
1957-58 Building Levy Fund
$
11U5.00
1958 Bond Fund
$
156,208.9k
1957-58 Ford Foundation Fund
$
207.66
$
315s096.50
TOTAL
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359.ko
Adams Engineering & Blue Print Suppls-Vocational Ed. Company A. & E. Equipment Company Stock-Storeroom Suppls-Cemsis Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Suppls-Vocational Ed. Aero Publishers, Incorporated Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Airline Water Company
Water-Regular
Utilities
39.75 ’
American Book Company
Suppls-Special Ed,.
Publisher Selected
36.18 J
American Council on Education
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.50 J
American Education Publications
Publisher 'Selected
10.35
American Heritage
Periodicals Suppls-Special Ed. Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
10.95 .■
Appleton-Century-Crofts, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
19.35 J
Automatic Voting Machine Division
Suppls-General Instruc.
Standard
Bailey Films, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Barada & Page, Incorporated
Suppls-Cu sto dial
Low
Beltone Hearing Servoce
Suppls-Health Ed.
Standard
2.00 '
Bills Grocery
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
30.00 ;
Blackhawk Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Low Letter Bid Low Low Letter Bid
17.22 k95.72
512.9k
•
6.19
;
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131.58 ■ i
15.10
1
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4
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-2
Clarence L. Boyd Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg.
Low
9.11
The Boxwood Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.Hi
Branham’s Incorporated
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Low
9.h8
Braniff Airways, Incorporated
Howard E. Brown
1,270.25 2U.25
Travel-Instructional Administration Counseling Travel-Instructional
Board Action Reimbursement
Board Action
211.59 51.00
1,2914.50
Buck’s Sporting Goods, Incorporated of Oklahoma Bureau of Publications
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Selected
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Publisher Selected
5.I48
Burgess Publishing Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
Burroughs Corporation
Supple-Adult School
Low
2.99 1 11.110 r
Calvin Productions, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
261i. lit s
166.2^
Carolina Biological Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
Suppls-Adult School
Low Board Action
City Bus Company
Public Carriers
Agreement
City Office Supply Company
Suppls-Purcha sing Sto ck-Sto re room
Low Board Action
U.50 117.60
Clements Sporting Goods
Suppls-Physical Ed. Summer Playground
Selected Low Bid Board Action
50.00 ^h-7.52 1+,814.0.89
Sam G. Clifton
Workshop-Ford
Board Approved
Collins Dietz Morris Co^
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Letter Bid
Community Playthings
Suppls-Special- Ed.
Selected
Conrad Calvin Rankin
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Coronet Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
95.00
Coward-McCann, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.17
Cory Motion Picture Equipment Leonard W. Cox
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
I4O.OO
Travel-Instructional
Board Action
29.20
Creative Playthings, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Arthur C. Croft, Publications
; Periodicals
793.16 3,315.78
Publisher Selected
i
14,108.914 2,736.70 i i ?
122.10
■ 5,238.111 115.00
1,079.00 63.50 6.00
J
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6I45.U8
36.00
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
(1938-$9 General Fund - Continued) Thomas Y. Crowell Company
Suppls-Textbooks
The Daily Law Journal Record Legal Publications
B-3 Publisher Selected
h.13
Publisher Selected
1U3.O3
Grace E. Davison
Workshop-Ford
Board Approved
60.00
Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.
Suppls-A udio Visual
Selected
U9.12
Denoyer-Geppert Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
32.87
Dollies Ceramics
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
31.33
Doubleday and Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
7.U2
Dover Publications
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.93
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed. Adult School Radio & TV-Ford Physical Ed.
Low Selected Board Action Low Bid
Bill Doyle
93.38 138.82. 328.30 93.60
67U0IO
100.89 Suppls-Business Office Low Engineering Office Low Letter Bid 1,026.00 Storeroom Stock Publisher Selected Suppls-Textbooks
1,126.89 6.73
E. 'P. Dutton and Company, Incorporated Duplicating Products Co.
Printing-Ford
Board Action
Eastman Kodak Stores., Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
Education Information, Inc.
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
Lt.OO
Educational Services, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
9.00
•
Ewton Insurance & Accounting Other Administrative Exp. Agreement Agency, Inc. The Fideler Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Field Enterprises Educational Suppls-General Instruc. Corporation Suppls-Library Films For Education, Inc.
3,063.00 13.3k
3.oo
Publisher Selected
16.83
Publisher Selected
I46I4..86
Selected
13.19 UO9.87
First National Management
Rental-TV Equipment
Rental Agreement
Follett Publishing Company
Suppls-Textbo 0ks
Publisher Selected
French American Cultural .Services & Educational Aid Fretwell Motor Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
6.73
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
2.00
83.92
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
(1938-39 General Fund - Continued)
b 4i
Gaines Sixteen Film Co<>
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
U2.O14
Galois Institute of Math, and Art The Garrard Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.39
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
12.22
Gaylord Brothers, Inc,
Suppls-Library
Low
27h.lO
General Biological Supply House, Incorporated General Electric Company
Suppls-Instructional
Low
16.21j.
Rental-TV Equipment
Selected
General Electric Supply Co,
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
The Glidden Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement Low
The Grade Teacher
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Letter Quotation
Graham Paper Company
Suppls-Supt’s Office
Gregg Publishing Division
Suppls-Counseling
Board Action Low Low
Harcourt Brace & Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Suppls-Textbooks
Low Publisher Selected
Harper & Brothers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
9.31i
' ■
Harvest Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
3.oo
,
D. C. Heath & Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Heierding Brothers
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Herman’s Sporting Goods
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Board Action
Henry Holt & Company,. Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Hoover Brothers, Inc.
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
Horizon
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
16.70 4
Houghton Mifflin Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.U6
The House of Wren
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Board Action Low
Ii6h.h6 12.00
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Custodial
Low Bid Agreement
h6.3O 602.60
Ideals Pictures
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Independent Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
323.00
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20.61+
291.hO 193.92
U83.32
2.30 9 9839.15 8.20
3.69 13. Li3
3^867.33. 6,3h <
19.ih
77.9h
101.19
,
■ ■■ '■ J
I4.8.96 ;
3.82 j 2,302.32 ;
. 1476.146
6I18.90 h 3.67 : .< > : U3.6O ,ji
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-5
International Business Machines Corporation
Rental-IBM .Dept, Suppls-Public Relations
Agreement Low
International Film Bureau
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Jenkins Music Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Suppls-Textbooks
Low Selected
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Stock-Storeroom
1,235.00 21.50
1,256.50 9.93
18.80 19.13
37.93
760.00
Low
20.00
Horace Jones
Reimbursement-Special Ed. Agreement
Jones Boys #6
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Kamp’s Grocery^ Inc.
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Kee Lox Manufacturing Co.
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
55.oo
Harry Keeton Supply Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
97.69
Kilpatrick Brothers
Suppls-Instruc. Office Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Board Action
S. H. Kress & Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
16.U0
Lewis L. P. Gas
Gas-Regular
Utilities
18.27
Library Supply Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Agreement U, 897.61 2I4.09 Low 5.90 Publisher Selected
108.56
u?
6.05 9.75
58.90
15.80
h,927,60
23.50
Selected
Little Brown & Company
Suppls-Production Printing Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher
Longmans Green & Co., Inc.
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selected
19.98
Lothrop Lee & Shepard
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
U.15
Mack’s Flourescent Lights
Stock-Storeroom
Bid Agreement
95.22
McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., Chicago, Illinois McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., New York City, N. Y9 David McKay Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
30. oh
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
23.77
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.09
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
J. W. Megee Sporting Goods Company
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Board Action
Litho Negative & Plate Co.
Selected
MU
87.30 260.6U
f
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
I
B-6
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
i
Melton Company, Inc.
Stock-Storeroom Suppls“General Instruc.
Board Action Low
Metropolitan School Study Council Metropolitan Water Company
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Publisher Selected
21*. 00
Water-Regular
Utilities
1*5.05
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
21U.5O
Midwest Ceramics Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
2.97
'
Miller Jackson Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
1*.39
J
Mrs. Chester Mosely
Reimbursement-Special Ed. Agreement
Motter Bookbinding Company
Suppls-Library
National Association of Educational Broadcasters
Suppls-Instruc. Office Publisher Selected Suppls-Radio & TV-Regular
8.oo ;
Publisher Selected
1.52 d
5.01* 31.88
36.92
i.?
National Council of Teachers Suppls-Textbooks of Mathematics Suppls-Textbooks National Education Asso.
100.00 J
660.58
Low
j
j
■
Publisher Selected
. 5.86
Norick Brothers, Inc.
Printing-Business Office
Low
i*n*.i5 ■
Nuway Laundry Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
15.95
Oklahoma Business News Co.
Suppls-Supt’s Office
Publisher Selected
60.00 '■
Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-Custodial
Low Agreement
Oklahoma City Photo Supply
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Water-Regular
Utilities
6,Olli. 85 ■
Oklahoma County Water Co.
Water-Regular
Utilities
17.95 J
Oklahoma Gas &! Electric Co.
Electricity-Regular
Utilities
25,782.91 :
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
Gas-Regular
Utilities
15,721i.26 j
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Paper Company
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action Low
Oklahoma Seating Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low Board Acte
Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property
Suppls-Health Dept.
Selected
355.00 170.50
•v
'.i
525.50.
15.87
176.89 J 9.903.08 7U.59
9,977®6f .
o:z*,753.1*6 , 3.1*0 ■'
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
it
(1958-59 General Fund. - Continued)
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Suppls-Library
Low
Oklahoma State University Audio Visual Center
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Peery’s Tire & Supply Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
J. C. Penney Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Selected
Pennsylvania State University Suppls-Audio Visual
1.80 21.17
1.00
18.12 3.2U
Low
Pipkin Photo Service
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
1111.13
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
31U.82
Postmaster
Po s tage-Regular
Standard
600.00
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
52.71
The Press Argus
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
2.20
2,297.09
Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.
Low
Pugh-Holmes Motor Company
Maint-Vehcl-Reg Maint-Vehcl-HD Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
7.75
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Publisher Selected
3.55
Radio Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
5.62
Random House, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.85
Reader’s Digest Services, Incorporated Reader’s Digest Condensed Book Club Realities in America, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
10.9U
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.95
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
12.50
Refinery Supply Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
32.09
Ann Reid
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
U5.00
Dub Richardson Ford, Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
3.29
Kathleen L. Riggs
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
78.U5
Robinson Janitor Supply Co .
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Rodale Books, Inc.
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Publisher Selected
5.h5
Row-Peterson & Company
Suppls-Textboqks
Publisher Selected
56
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher "Selected,.-' .
n. 0
100.00
•Vr*
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
It
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-8
1314.27
Safeway #7h
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Sanitary Equipment Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Bow
Scholastic Magazines
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Semco Color Press
Commencement Expense
Standard
Sesac, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg Radio & TV-Ford
Selected Low
Sherwin Williams
Suppls-Custodial
Bid Agreement Low
Simon & Schuster, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
Suppls-Instrue. Office
Publisher Selected
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Suppls-Home Economics
Standard
Jasper Sipes School Book Depository
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected Low
Sky Service Company
Rental-Building
Low
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Southwestern Stationers, Incorporated Standard Register Company
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
Suppls-IBM Dept.
Board Action
590.75 '
Suppls-IBM Dept.
Board Action
322. 57 7
Stansi Scientific Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
State of Minnesota
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Publisher Selected
2.65
St. Martin’s Press, Inc.
Suppls-IBM Dept.
Publisher Selected
9. 62 .
Dick Stout & Company
Suppls-Adult .School Printing-Production Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
29.85
Low
25.00
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Suppls-Instruc. Office Suppls-Special Ed.
Letter Quotations . Low.
B. H. Thomas
Salaries-Printing
Agreement
Mrs-. Harriett Thomas
Reimbursement-Special Ed. Agreement
Thompson School Book Depository
Suppls-Special Ed. Suppls-IBM Dept.
L. W. Singer Company
Mrs. L. W. Taylor Teaching Film Custodians, Incorporated Texas School Book Depository -T. G. & Y. Stores Co., #21
Low.. Bid Agreement
1.75 p. 2. 00
87.50
■ ■■
39.97 3.02
, U2.99
337.66 28.80
366.U6
25.00
u?
30.39 3. 83 13. 70 11.01 21.00
32.0! 95. 11
7,211.89 <
32. 70 Pj
152.50
4.,44 .
y.;oy 116. 00 ; 12.11 10^.63
50. 00 ; 1
117.74
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT
it
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-9
Thompson Book & Supply Co.
Suppls-Textbooks
Mary A,. Thacker, Clerk
A-25 A-31 A-35 A4i3 1-30 1-33 1-39 1-1)2 I -I4.6 F- li 0- 1
Petty Cash Supt’s Office Business Office Re imburseme nt Engineer’s Office Other Adm, Expense Textbooks Audio Visual Vocational Education Industrial Supplies Commencement Expense Rentals Custodial Salaries
Printing-Instructional Times-Journal Publishing Company Triangle Blue Print & Supply Suppls-Engineers5 Office Company Trice 'Wholesale Electronics Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Company} Inc,
161.1)2
Board Action
U.99 65.00 2.50 27.02 7.50 5.1)7 29.59 2.1)0 ,175.00 109.76 S£.00
1)1)1). 23
Low
823.00
Low
1).75
Low Selected
18.1)2 26.71
U5.13
Barco Incorporated
Printing-Forms
Standard
1)5.1)1
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Low
25.50
Unesco Publications Center
Periodicals
Publisher Selected Low
The University of Chicago Press University of Oklahoma
Suppls-Instruc. Office
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
University of Pittsburgh Press U. S. Committee for UNICEF
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.09
Suppls“Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.80
D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc.Suppls“Textbooks
Publisher Selected
12.91)
Vaseco Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected Low
Viking Press, Inc.
Suppls“Textbo0ks
Publisher Selected
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.
Suppls-Custodial
Low Standard
Franklin Watts, Inc.
Suppls-Textbppls
Publisher Selected
West Chemicals Products, Incorporated
Suppld-Custodial
Low
12.00 2.75
ik.75 9.1)9
23. 79
691.05 8.00
’
699.05 2.77
1)3.10 2.60
:
i
1)5. fo . t ■1.^5,
31)5.00
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
B-10
(1958-59 General Fund = Continued)
>
333.76
Western Newspaper Union
Printing-Production
Board Action
Western Uniform & Towel Service, Inc. Western Union Telegraph Co,
Suppls-Vocationl Ed,
Low
2.5> ,66
Telephone-Re gular
Utilities
H.63
White Swan Laundry
Suppls-Health Dept,
Low
3.50
H, W. Wilson Company
Suppls-Library
Low
3.60
WKY Television System^ IhCo
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
10.00
Word Making Productions
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
7.31
World Book Company
Suppls-Instruc0 Office
Publisher Selected
7I01
World Youths Inc,
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
27.38
Dee’s Photo Supply ,s Inc,
Suppls-Vocational Ed,
Low
Library Service Company
Suppls-Library
Agreement
1957-58 GENERAL FUND
1
1
U9.1U
-
1958-59 BUILDING LEVY
1 ■ 1
7.20
Acme Fence & Iron Co., Inc.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
13.50
Addre s sograph-Multigraph Corporation American Electric-Ignition Company Andy’s Sewing Machine Service The Arco Company
Office Type Machines
Selected
1U.U7
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD
Low
16.32
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
6U.00
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
139.50
Auto Parts & Machine Company Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD
Low Selected
29U.55 133.98
U28.53
33 .UO
A. & W, Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Selected
Barada & Page, Inc,
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
225.50
Barbers Glass Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
56.72
The Binkley Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
6', 78:
Paul Blakeney
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
u[5^
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 _ CONT'D
B-ll
(1958-59 Building Levy - Continued)
7.00
Harold L. Blue
Musical Instruments
Low
Boardman Machinery Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard Low Selected
356.68 11.20 J^j50
385.38
588.96 .37.83
626.79
The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard Low
Branham’s, Inc.
New Office Eqpt-Research
Low
Britton Piano Shop
Musical Instruments
Butler Shade Company
Eqpt-Non-Instruc. Plant
Low Selected Low
City Spring Works
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Clements Sporting Goods
Furn & Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Low
99.55
John H. Cole Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Re g
Low
2.68
Contractors Supply Company
Apparatus-Instruction
Board Action
Cory Motion Picture Equipment Crane Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repair
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Board Action
26.75 14i.5o H10.09
181;. 50 M31O.5O
f
U.92
;
5211.00
15.81; 286.69 2U6.92
533.61 ;
* 11.85 :
Dale Georgs Company., Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Dannenburg Distributing Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Davison & Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Itenoyer-Geppert Company
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
83.75 :
The Denman Company
Mtrl-B;dgs-Reg
Low
63.36
The Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Eqpt-Physicgl Ed.
Bid Agreement Low
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.
Eqpt-School Shop Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD
Bill Doyle
•
19.26
9.66
14i5.7h 81.35
527.09
Standard Low
19.65 13.1;3
33.08
Furn & Eqpt-School Shop Office ^type Machines
Low Selected
31.00 8.20
39.20
Dulaney’s
Mtrl-Elecironies Repairs
Low
John Dunlap Sporting Goods
Furn & Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Selected Low
122.20 •Sy-
21.75 9U.5O
116.25 •
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D ...................................................
5*
B-12 .
(1958-59 Building Levy-Continued)
Duplicating Productss Inc, of: Oklahoma
Office Type Machines
Standard
Emsco Electric Supply Co,, Incorporated The Gordon E, Ervin Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs- Reg
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
Fleck Bearing Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Frederickson Tire Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
d
5,00
■
516,69
636,85
j
2,b2
'
15,50
i
' 3,330,00 5b ,60
General Electric Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repairs
Board Approved Selected
General Electric Supply Co,
Low
General Truck, Inc,
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Eqpt-School Shop Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
bb®31
F, E, Georgia Supply Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
23,b0
Graybar Electric Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
SoliU
J, C, Hamilton Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
1,72 "
Harpool Tank Trucks
Mtrl-Grounds
Standard
Hart Industrial Supply Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg & HD Eqpt-School Shop . .
Low Letter Bid
Henry Equipment Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
■L50
Herb Welding & Radiator Company, Inc, House of Clay
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
22,, 7 5
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
:U2;8o.
Herring Wholesale Lumber Company Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repair New Office Equipment
Low Low Letter Bid
Independent Supply Company
Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
93oOO /
International Business Machines Corporation International Crystal Manufacturing Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
12,00
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repair =•
Low
13,00
3,38U,60 217.89
130,00 5141,59 2,99
5bb,58
I,3b5.oo■
110,75 2bb,25
355-00
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
V.
(1958^59 Building Levy - Continued)
X . '•
International Harvester Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
: C! 1 JdhMnie’s Tire Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair Radio & TV Repairs
U
h8.13
■
75.78 21.36 197.39
Low Selected
218.75 2.80
Fred Jones Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
Jones-Newby Supply Go.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
mo. 31
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrl-Furniture
Low -
729.5U
Bid Extension
li26.50 /
■■
Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.
Eurn & Eqpt-Musical Instruments Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
22.5U
L. &.H. Construction Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
18.00
Longwear Paint & Linoleum Company
Mtrl-Furniture .
Low
214.90
Mack’s Floursscent Lights
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repairs
Bid Agreement
83.27
The MacMillan Company
Fum & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
29.87
Marshall Supply & Equipment Company Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
32.50
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
n.U2
Medley Scale & Equipment Company Mideke Supply Company ..
Eqpt—Physical Ed.
Low
10.00
Replace Instrue. Eqpt.
Low Standard Board Action
Larsen Music Company ..
Midwestern Engine & Equipment Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Company9 In.c Mtrl “Grounds Miller Floor Company Miller Jackson Company
Millsap’s -
Minton Machinery Company
Mtrl—Visual Aids Repair Electronics Repair Musical Instruments Eqpt-School Shop
117.60
1,213.87 11.17 2s278.07
3,503.11
Low
I6.I46
Low
I12.L1O
183.05
Selected
Selected Low Selected
322.00 11.00
L .333.OP
27.9^
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D ~ ..... ~
f.................
la
:V
(1958=59 Building Levy - Continued)
■
i • i
;j.! ‘
B-lk
«*
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl~BldgS‘ Reg
Low
1156.00
Norman Plumbing Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
292.96
A. J« Nystrom & Company
New Office Eqpt-Bus. Off. Low
15.79 r
Mtrl=Bldgs=»Reg Oilwell Supply Division United States Steel Corp. Oklahoma City Scenic Company Apparatus-Fumiture
39.50 ; A
Low Low Selected
577.50 397.80
V 975.30 9
Oklahoma Iron & Metal Co. s Incorporated Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
57.00 1
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
23.0h
0. K. Rubber Welders
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Oklahoma Seating Company
Mtrl“Bldg s=Reg
Low
Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property
Mtrl“Radio & TV Repair Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Selected
The Oklahoma Typewriter Co.
Appa ra tus“Furniture
Low
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
30.00
Peery’s Tire & Supply Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
20.50
Pettee’s Farm Store, Inco
Mtrl“Grounds
Board Action
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Mtrl“BldgS“Reg“HD Furniture
Low Bid Agreement
Plastic Engineering Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Plibrico Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Radio Supply, Inc.
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repair
Low
115.20 ;
Harty Retter
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
21u7-8
Rice Machinery Company
Eqpt=School Shop
Low
J23.60-,
Royal McBee Corporation
Office Type Machines
Standard
5.oo ,
523.95 r U1O.76 11.00
11111.76
178.50
1,529.91 136.98 .1,305.5°
1,11112 .1;8
31.1111
’
132.50-
'
5.50 ‘
/
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
B-15
(1958=$9 Building Levy - Continued)
32.20 ?
Sand Products., Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Service Supply, Inc.
Eqpt-School Shop Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Selected Low
Sharp Auto Supply Company '
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg-HD
Low
86.61
Sherwin Williams Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
152.06
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Rep3?”Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
7.88
Skil Corporation
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
1.85
Bert Smith Road Machinery Company, Inc. Snap-On Tools Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
I4.I6.8U
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Snap Shots Incorporated
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repqir
Low Selected Selected
Southwest Parts Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Southwest Radio & Equipment Company Star Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldg s-Re g
Standard
Office Type Machines
Low
Washington School
Board Action
State Dept, State State Dept, State
of of of of of of
Oklahoma, Ex Rel Highways of the Oklahoma Oklahoma, Ex Rel Highways of the Oklahoma
Steel Supply Company
7^11 20.05
. . 52.06
27.59 1.80 10.92 5.25
137.50; 1,000.00 ■
'
Franklin Annex
Board Action
200.00
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
279.3h :
Bill Story Fire & Safety Co. Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
Tektronix, Incorporated
Apparatus-Fo rd
Low
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
M-ll M-12 M-lli M-21A M-21B
Grounds Buildings Radio & TV Vehicle Maintenance Vehicle Maintenance
Mtrl-Grounds
Petty Cash Reimbursement Regular Heavy Duty
255.10
1,360.00
19.67 112.50 6.76 2.21 2.Uli
Selected Low Board Action
Vari-fyper Corporation
Standard
1113.58
212.70
Low
Trice Wholesale Electronics, Mtrl-Radio & TV Repair Company, Incorporated Eqpt-School Shop
118.25
Bid Agreement
Sun Electric Corporation
Thomas Concrete Pipe Co.
119.66 2.U0
331.85 13.56 11,932.00
5,277.111
80.52
MEETING OF JUKE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-5? Building Levy - Continued) Vaseco Incorporated
Low Selected Standard
■
391.20 ll2o12 ’ 50.22
U83.5h
Selected
2.16
Westinghouse Appliance Sales Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
11.55
Westinghouse Electric Supply Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Company Eqpt-School Schop Western Newspaper Union
Low
75.69 j
Waugh Brothers Supply Co.
L
Replace Stolen Equipment Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair Replace Instructional Equipment Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
9.75?
Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co,
Office Type Machines
Low
52,00
Wylie-Stewart Machinery Company, Inc, Yow Brake & Clutch Supply 1957=58 Building Levy Galloway Electric Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
■ Standard
15.60
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
39.85k
Repr-Northeast High Aud.
Board Action
Stand Watie - Est. #7
Board Action
U,068,00|
Board Action Play Areas-All Schools Final Board Action .Creston Hills - Est. #7 West Nichols Hills Est.#8 Douglass - Est. #5 • Board Action Mark Twain - Est. #6
9,928.78?
H0oOO
1958 BONDFUND Commander Construction Co
Connelly Construction Co J. J. Cook Construction, Incorporated
E. V. Cox Construction Co.
20,735.OU
252oij.0
The Dolese Company
Douglass Land Improve
Bid Agreement
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Equipment - All Schools
Board Action
3sli83.OO
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L. H. Humphries Construction McKinley - Est . #7 .. Companv 1 .. Eqpt-All Schools Larsen Music Company
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Mideke Supply Company
Equipment-All Schools
Board Action
Noftsger-Lawrence and Associates John M. Noftsger, General Contractor Oklahoma City Water Dept.
West Nichols Hills-Final
Board Action
Ross - Est, #2
Board Action
Business Expense
Standard
Fred Pojezny, Jr.
Ross - Est. #1 & #2
Board Action
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■Douglass’-Engineering Fees Board Action
Reid & Associates
Jefferson Davis-Arch...'Fees Est. .#8 _ Board Action
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(19558 Bond Fund - Continued)
B~17 899.10
Reynolds and Morrison Architects;, A, I. A. Schwartz Construction Co.
Board Action Creston Hills - Est. #7 Mark Twain - Est. #6 Jefferson Davis - Est. #8 Board Action
6,237.00
Sun Electric Corporation
Equipment -All Schools
Board Action
3,681.00
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg
Stand Watie — Est. #7 McKinley - Est. #1 Garfield - Final
Board Action
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Suppls-Instructional
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Standard
300,00
Wynn.Construction Company
1957-58 FORD FOUNDATION W.'-M. Welch Manufacturing Company
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Postage for May 1958-59 General Fund
R. #112 Bills and Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Board ratify the May i payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize payment of'the vendor bills 1 | as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $315^096.50 as recommend-| I ed. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." I
R. #113 Alterations Emergency Feeding in Cafeterias
S Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following ' | | recommendation for alteration of policies for operation of school cafeterias so "Emergency j Mass Feeding by American Red Cross and Civil Defense" may be conducted in given locations as outlined: s
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School cafeterias to be used at five locations: Northeast, Southeast, John Marshall, Taft, and U. S. Grant.
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(3)
The manager of each designated cafeteria will act also as unit manager and will be responsible for calling into service the personnel needed to set the feeding program into operation.
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The stockrooms of the school cafeterias will not be opened. Food supplies used in the Emergency feeding program will be supplied through Collins-Deitz-Morris Company. A designated representative of the company has outlined a plan for the supplying routine.
(5)
The salaries of all school personnel necessary for the operating of the emergency feeding will be paid by the American Red Cross.
(6)
The Board of Education Director of Central Food Service, Mr. Charles Saner, will be in charge of school cafeterias participating in the emergency feeding program and ,will act as a liaison representative between the Board of Education personnel and facilities with the American Red Cross and Civil Defense operation.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "aye."
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It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Bennett to confirm a lease agreement with T. C. McCourry to lease the rear portion of a building (50' x 70') at 9216 N. Western, Oklahoma City, for a twelve-month period beginning July 1, 1959 and continuing through June 30, i960, at $125-00 per month, the building to be used as an auto shop for John Marshall High School, for one year only. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. ^11^Approval to Lease part of Building for Auto Shop
Mr. Wright moved approval of the following purchases, and the motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #115 Purchases Approved:
(1)
One lot of repair tools for custodians from the bidders shown listed below in the amount of $1,529-07, the purchase to be charged to account 0-21: $
Hart Industrial Supply Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Company Severin Supply Company Contractors Supply Company (2)
42.48 183.72 1,123-95 178.92 $1,529.07
One lot of cotton yarn mop heads from the Robinson Janitor Supply Company in the total amount of $2,268.48, the purchase to be charged to account 0-21.
It was moved by Mir. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following purchases :
(1)
Special purchase of one lot of film from the companies listed below in the total amount of $13,122.50, the purchase to be charged to account C-8:
Coronet Films McGraw Hill Book Company Encyclopaedia Britannica Films (2)
$ 5,232.50 3,675-00 4,215-00 $13,122.50
Custodians' Repair Tools
Mop Heads R. #116 Purchases Approved:
Film
Steel and One lot of steel and sheetmetal for use in the vocational shops from Robberson Steel Company, in the total amount of $3,614.17, the purchase to be charged to account 1-39, Sheetmetal and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: .S--SJ=
(3)
Special purchase of 33 new television sets equipped to handle both UHF and VHF reception, from the Dulaney Company, at a unit cost of $189-00, or a total of $6,237, the purchase to be charged to account C-6.
T-V Sets
(4)
Special purchase of one lot of testing materials for use by the Division of Testing and Evaluation, from the companies shown listed below, in the total amount of $4,678.20, the purchase to be charged to account I-36:
Testing Materials
The Psychological Corporation Cooperative Test Division Science Research
$ 1,567^5 1,524.20 1,586.55 $ 4,678.20
On roll call, the motion carried with all membrs voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve paying Bill Doyle $750.00 additional for mimeograph paper purchased April 6, 1959, as there was an error in their bid causing a loss to this firm of $750-00j it being understood that with the addition of $750-00, the Bill Doyle bid is still low. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following purchases: (1)
One lot of standard storeroom stock items on an extended bid basis from instruc. tional bid dated February 27, 1959, from the bidders as listed below, in the total amount of $95,999-59: (The total price of this bid includes the adjusting of the price of mimeograph paper on the Bill Doyle bid, approved in R. #117):
R- #117 Approval to Pay Bill Doyle Additional Amt
R. #118 Purchases Approved: Standard Storeroom Stocl Items
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #118 Continued:
(1)
It $14,186.99 2,731.60 21,077.68 10,990.83 24,160.21 199.50 117.60 17,154.40 4,361.78 624.00 55-00 340.00 $95,999-59
Thompson Book & Supply Company Dowlings, Inc. Oklahoma Seating Company Oklahoma Paper Company Graham Paper Company House of Wren City Office Supply, Inc. Bill Doyle Office Supply Carpenter Paper Company Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma Kee Lox Manufacturing Company Bostitch Midwest, Inc.
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Shade Cloth Etc.
Continued:
(2)
One lot of shade cloth, Venetian blind cord, rollers, brackets, and tape, from the low bidder, S & H Shade Company, bid on specifications, in the total amount of $5,122.18, the purchase to be charged to account M-12, and all bids having been received in respon^,^^? ••“ 2o w®. »— Bids : .
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Heating and Plumbing
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One lot of tempering coils and plumbing supplies from the bidders shown listed below in the amount of $8,078.36, the purchase to be charged to account M-12, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: $ 7, ,546.61 386.75 145.00 $ 8,078.36
Federal Corporation Crane Company The Gasteam Radiator Company o
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nt from the One lot of television repair parts ror use m une s_ea. low bidders shown listed below, in the total amount of $2,666.32, the purchase to be charged to account M-15-B:
Electronic Supply Company Dulaney-s Distributors Trice Wholesale Electronics Company Johnson Wholesale Electronics Miller Jackson Company
(5) Lumber, Hardware Cloth, etc}.
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507.92 45.00 720.00 1,191.80 201.60 $2,666.32
Lumber, hardware .cloth, insulation board, door hardware, vinyl wall covering, hardware supplies, and electrical supplies, for use by the vocational and maintenance departments, from the bidders shown listed below, in the total amount of $25,823-48, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:
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(5)
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Material to be used by vocational department - 1-39 account Material to be used by maintenance/department - M-12 account
$ 7>619-20 . 18,204.28 â– $25,823.48
Kilpatrick Brothers Austin Lumber Company Morgensen Lumber Company Denman Floor Company Westinghouse Electric Company Miller Floor Company Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial SupplyCompany Murray R. Womble Company Neal Lumber Company Hunzincker Bros. Star Electric Company Graybar Electric Emsco Electric
$13,297-80 2,377-50 3,388.81 2,901.10 519-80 4.80 92.22 167.OI 54-72 383-55 742.35 407-75 1,274.66 211.41 $25,823.48
R. #118 Continued:
Lumber, HardWare Cloth, Etc.
On Soli call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids on trucks for school use, as follows:
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One package delivery truck for use by the Audio Visual Department from the low bid der, General Truck Company, in the amount of $2,767-00, the purchase to be charged to C-19 account. (1959 model)
(2)
One 1959 tandem drive dump truck, having 332 cubic inch piston displacement, from the low bidder, Dub Richards Ford Company, in the amount of $6,34O.79> "the purchase to be charged to account C-19-
(3)
One 1959 dump truck, having 302 cubic inch piston displacement, from Dub Richards Ford Company, in the amount of $3,138-74, the purchase to be charged to account C-19,
R. #119 Bids Accepted on Trucks
These and other bids submitted having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids;
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The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the purchasing department be authorized to confirm the purchase of one lot of standard library magazines for all secondary schools from Irwin C. Gaumer Company in the amount of $4,540.40, the purchase to be charged to account 1-32, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: __________________
R. #120 Bid Accepted on Magazines
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve payment of the claim of E. V. Cox Construction Company for final estimate of ..Bockwood School Addition, in the amount of $4,641.44, after deducting change order #1 dated September 8, 1958, in the amount of $358.56; this claim having been presented too late to be included with the previous list of bills, 1958 Bond Fund. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Financial Statement as of April 30, 1959> was submitted by the Central Food Service Department as information to the Board.
R. #121 Claim of E. V. Cox Co. Approved
Statement of Food Service Department
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1959 - CONT'D
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Information to the Board:
Dates Set for Opening Bids
(1)
It was reported that June 11, 1959> bids on Hillcrest Elementary School;
(2)
It was reported that June 25., 195% 4:30 p. m. has been set as the date for opening bids on the following projects: (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f)
:30 P- m. has "been set as the date for opening
Roosevelt Junior High School - architectural and structural Addition to John Marshall High School Addition to Grant High School Heating system to part of Nichols Hills School Paving projects Modernization of Harding auditorium
R. #122 Approval to Sell Wooden Annexes
Motion to approve selling wooden annexes at Franklin and Mark Twain schools was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr, Wright, and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #123 Architects & Engineer Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve employment of the following architects and engineer to draw plans and specifications on school pwjects as indicated:
! R. #124 Change Order #1, Monroe Addition Approved
(1)
Reynolds and Morrison, Architects - for modernization of girls' dressing room areas, shops, and classrooms at Capitol Hill Senior High School;
(2)
Coston, Frankfurt and Short, Architects - for modernization of the auditorium at Harding High School;
(3)
William Colling^, Jr., Mechanical Engineer - to improve the heating system at Nichols Hills School.
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "aye."
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve Change Order #1, Monroe School Addition, Robert Shoenthaler, Contractor, briefly described as follows, in the amount of $165.67 to be added to the contract price: Deduction Addition to Contract from Contract Description
Breakout floor and install concrete base for boiler
$ 85-55 $ 45.88
Omit A" concrete on boiler room floor
Replace areaway drain, etc.
87.26
Credit for shortening areaway drain line
25.91
Credit for 75 ft. of 10" storm drain
94.93
Widen new ditch, replace destroyed lines Net amount of change order
159-58 $166.72 $332.39 ----------- $165.67 added
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "aye.
R. #125 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
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MEETING OF JUNE 11, 1959
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION^? THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN Ti BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1959 AT 2:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Mrs. L. D. Melton, President Otto F. Thompson, Vice President
Phil C. Bennett Jim Wright Others present: Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; H. G. Buchanan, Bill Foutz, and Bill Haller - Directors; David Light, Accountant; Max Wolfe of KWTV; and, Gene Campbell of the Daily Oklahoman.
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Wright.
SPECIAL BUSINESS It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright that Mr. W. F. Lott be appointed to fill the vacancy on the Board in Ward Three created by the resignation of C. B. McCray. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Subsequently, the same day, Mr. Lott signed the Oath of .'Office.
R. #126 W. F. Lott Appointed Ward 3 Member
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve adding Mr. L. E. Lewis, Jr., to the list of those employed at the June 1st Board meeting to pr&j5are guides for teachers using television, at the rate of $330-00 per month during the summer. (Ford Foundation) On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #127 Addition to Teachers Preparing Guides
GENERAL BUSINESS Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, gave a brief report on Supreme Court decisions which have a bearing on school matters.
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve issuing special warran on claims filed by the consultants whose services were approved at the meeting of June 1, 1959, flie warrants not to be' delivered until the services are rendered; and to approve reimbursing the Clerk for the following claims in order to keep sufficient money in the Petty Cash Account to take care of emergencies during the month of June:
Auditor Reports ;R. #128 Claims of Consultants and Clerk Approved
GENERAL FUND --- 1958-59 Amount
Account A-9 Census Salaries A-22 Clerk's Supplies A-27 Public Relations Supplies A-31 Business Office Supplies A-3U Buildings & Grounds Supplies A-1+3 Other Administrative Expenses. 1-33 Audio-Visual Supplies I-3U-B Radio & T-V Supplies (Ford Foundation) I-Ul-E Instructional Printing Supplies 1-1+7_A Consultant Services F-U Rentals
$ 1+6.00 23.00 1.70 1.00 -95 3-92 2.25 3.86 1.00 U11.12 58.80
$553-60
BUILDING LEVY..FUND --- 1958-59 M-ll M-12 M-21-A M-21-B
Grounds Buildings Vehicular Maintenance - Regular Vehicular Maintenance - Heavy Duty
12.58 288.07
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7-13
$312.10
BOND FUND --- 1958 901
35-00
Business Expense
TOTAL REIMBURSEMENT --------
$ 35-00
$900-70
On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."
Mr. Bennett left the meeting at this time.
Mr. Bennett Leaves
Mr. W. C. Haller, Physical Education and Health Director, reported on Student Accident Insurance bids which were received at the June 1st meeting of the Board, as attached on the next page.
Report on Student Accident Insurance
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An analysis of the bids received for the Student Accident Insurance is shown below. The Security-Connecticut Insurance Company provided the following estimated breakdown of the $30,500 in premiums sold here last year. 14,000 1. Student policies 2. Athletic (football 200 excluded) 850 3. Athletic 4. 212 football claims paid Using these figures, the analysis shows the total cost to our students and school employees as follows;
First United Life Insurance Company 14,000 policies at $2.00 200 policiesj.at, $2.00 850 policies at $12.00
$ 28,000 400 10,200 $ 38,600
Newark Insurance Company 14,000 200 850 *212
policies policies policies football
at $2.00 at $2.00 at $10.00 claims at $10.00
$ 28,000 400 8,500
2,120 $ 39,020
*The Newark Insurance Company bid has a $10.00 deductible clause on football injury claims. The $2,120 does not count the total amount of the forty odd claims paid that were less than $10.00.
On the basis of this analysis, the over-all cost of the bid submitted by the First United Life Insurance Company is the lowest. All other bids were well above the two bids listed.
WCH:er
R. #129 Attorney Directed to File Suit in re De-annexation R. #130 Adj ournment
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright that the School District Attorney be directed to file suit in connection with the de-annexation of certain property owned by Independent School District 89 of Oklahoma County. . The motion carried unanimously, on roll call. Legal description:(All of Eg- of Sec. 10 and all of Eg- of Sec. 15, Twp. 11 N.,R. 4 W.) Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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MEETING OF JUNE 25, 1959 - CONT'D
R- #147 Notice for Bid,
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to accept the following bids on one lot of school furniture in the total amount of $32,543-90, ’the purchase to be charged to account M-13:
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AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
Oklahoma Seating Co. Dowlings, Inc. Branham's Thompson Book & Supply City Office Supply Virco
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Notice for
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to accept bids from the following firms on one lot of science equipment in the total amount of $23,321.10, the purchase to be charged to accounts C-13 and 1-36, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH COMPANY:
W. M. Welch Refinery Supply Melton Company Michigan Scientific Co. Quivira Specialties Denoyer-Geppert Co. Stansi Scientific Co. Bioscope Frank Braunlich General Biological Triangle Blue Print Co. A. J. Nystrom
$ 2,664.37 1,013-19 678.63 4o6.10 1,019.40 5.700.65 3.340.66 294.00 544.30 . 390.75 3,287.40 3,981-65 $23,321.10
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #149 Bids Accepted on Science Equipment
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R. #150 Bids Accepted on Business Machines
Motion was made by Mr. lr>tt and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids of the following firms on one lot of instructional business machines such as adding machines, calculators, ! posting machines, billing machines, transcribing machines, recording machines, and duplicating machines for use in commercial departments, in the total amount of $5^880.89, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids: (C-12 Account) Monroe Comptometer Friden Oklahoma Typewriter Remington Rand Marchant Underwood Dictaphone Al Cook Audograph of Oklahoma Ediphone Duplicating Products F & E Protector
$ Ij -,165.00 1,700.00 l+,615.OO 2,730.00 3,071.25 3,730.00 19A65.35 A,580.00 2,808.00 2,390.5^ 3,81+0.00 1,106.00 169.75
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R. #151 Bids Accepted on Typewriters
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lot to approve the purchase of one lot of typewriters for use in various offices in the Administration Building from the following bidders in the total amount of $5>505-00, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows:
C-17-D c-10 c-16-c C-15-A C-15-B C-15-D C-15-H C-15-E
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6I+0.00 1,020.00 590.00 1,230.00 325.00 1,000.00 350.00 350.00 $5,505.00
AMOUNTS AWARDED TO EACH BIDDER:
Royal McBee Smith Corona IBM
$ 9U5.OO 620.00 3,9^0-00 $5,505-00
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. BUILDINGS Bids Opened on Hillcrest Elementary School
Bids in response to the attached Notice for Bids for construction of Hillcrest Elementary School were opened on Thursday, June 11, 1959 at l+:30 p. m., in the Board Room, and read aloud by the President of the Board, as follows:
Base Bid
Bidder E. J. M. W.
V. W. L. R.
Cox Skaggs Beaty Lowe
$310,876.00 319,520.00 309,69^.00 306,810.00
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It was moved by Mr. Lotfc and seconded by Mr. Thompson to award contract in the amount.of $3O3,16U.OO to W. R. Lowe Building Company to construct Hillcrest Elementary School according to plans and specifications prepared by Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff, Architects (less change order to change the kinds of clocks - $159-50).
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R. #152 Contract Awarded on Hillcresi Elem. School
Approval of change order is included: Low Bid $ 266.00 Less Alternate #1 (Windows) (Pneumatic controls) 3,380.00 Less Alternate Less Change Order (clocks in this motion) 159-50
Net contract
$306,810.00
-3,805-50 $303,00^:50“
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the School District Attor- R- #153 ney be directed to accept Commissioners' appraisal in the amount of $30,000 for the 7-99 :Appraisal of acres of land which the Board is condemning for a school site located in the SW-^ of Section|Land Approved 19, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of I. M. in the southwest part of the city, owned by | Wallace Mohr and wife. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. I Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Thompson by Mr. Lott, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST
Approved the
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Of THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSIONj ÂŁ ! I 5
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Mr. Lott gave the invocation.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meetings of June 1, 1959> R. #155 ; Minutes June 11, 1959, and June 25, 1959 were approved as read. Approved LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented the monthly report for June and handed a copy cxf? same to the Clerk for her files.
Treasurer's Report for Month of June
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported County evaluation in the amount of $386,794,282.00, which is an increase of $26,000,000 over last year.
Auditor's Report
On recommendation of the Board Attorney, it was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson that a warrant in the amount of $30,000, payable to the Court Clerk in condemnation of the Wallace Mohr property in the L. L. Lyon Hillcrest Addition, southwest part of the city, be issued and delivered if and when there is a stipulation that the defense will not ask for a jury trial; and that the Board Attorney be authorized to sign and deliver stipulation with the defense. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
j R- #156 Approval to Issue Warrant for Mohr Prop. Conditionally (SW 57th & Ross
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, the foregoing legal and financial reports were approved as given.
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the operating budget for the school year 1959-60 in the amount of $14,673,200.00, this budget to-include the following teachers' salary schedule for 1959-60: Years Approved Experience i
0 1 2 3 A 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 or over
Bachelor Degree
$3,800 3,800 3,800 3,900 4,000 4,100 4,200 4,300 4,4oo 4,500 4,600 4,700 4,750 4,800 4,850 4,900 4,950 5,000 5,050 5,100 5,150 5,200 5,250 5,300 5,350 5,400 5,450 5,500 5,550 5,600
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Master Degree
$4,000 4,000 4,000 4,100 4,200 4,300 4,4oo 4,500 4,600 4,700 4,800 4,900 4,950 5,000 5,050 5,100 5,150 5,200 5,250 5,300 5,350
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5,450 5,500 5,550 5,600 5,650 5,700 5,750 5,8oo
R. #158 1959-60 Operating Budget Approved
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
R- #159 5-Mill Bldg. Levy Budget Approved
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Motion was made "by Mr.Wight and seconded hy Mr. Lott to approve the Five-Mill Building Levy Budget for 1959-60, in "the amount of $1,551,623.00. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Mr. Lott moved approval of the following resolution for employment of Oklahoma City Public School personnel for 1959-60 school year, and the motion was seconded by Mr. Bennett and carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye:" Approval is hereby given to employ the following certified persons for the school year 1959-60 and to authorize the District to enter into a teacher's contract with each person thereof on the printed form submitted and approved by the Board of Education, and to Direct Mr. G. L. Robinson, Director of Personnel, to execute same on behalf of the District; salaries assigned to be those indicated by the present salary schedule, provided that such salaries are tentative and subject to revision under the resolution of the Board adopted June 30, 19^5, which resolution is made a part hereof; also, that the following non-certified people be employed on a month-to-month basis at the rate of yearly salary set out below: ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES
(See minutes of September 8, 1959 showing increases in the following administrative salaries, retroactive to July 1, 1959 •) Administration Mary A. Thacker George H. C. Green W. A. Lybrand Prigmore & Baker
$4,000.00 5,000.00 6,500.00 7,750.00
Clerk Treasurer Attorney Auditors
Office of the Superintendent Melvin W. Barnes N. L. George Katherine Saner Jack Parker
Supe rintendent Assistant Superintendent Administrative Assistant Assistant to Superintendent
$18,000.00 11,000.00 4,800.00 7,000.00
Food Service Charles Saner
Director
7,000.00
Director, Curriculum Director, Elementary Education Director, Special Elementary School Project (Ford) Director, Special Secondary School Project (Ford) Director, Vocational Education Supervisor, Elementary Educ. Supervisor, Elementary Educ. Supervisor, Elementary Educ. Supervisor, Elementary Educ. Supervisor, Secondary Educ. Supervisor, Secondary Educ. Supervisor, Science Supervisor, Elementary Music Supervisor, Secondary Music Supervisor, Safety Education Supervisor, Vocational Educ. Director, Special Education, Principal, Bryan School Assistant Director, Inverness Boyd Art Museum Curriculum Assistant Principal, Adult Institute Supervisor, Elementary Educ. Director, Radio & T-V Production
9,500.00 8,400.00
Instructional
T. H. Broad Gladys McDonald Myrna Kingston
Helen Jones L. V. Ballard Vivien Haynes Georgia Rogers Thelma Bailey Frances Thomas Howard Brown Donna Schumacher Leroy Weber Mildred Rickard â– Henry Foth Lonnie Gilliland W. E. Taylor Wayne Jeans
Daisybee Heffner
Al Marshall Harpy Hicks Lelia Lovejoy Elaine Tucker
Curriculum Center Clifford Costley Evyline Snelson
Director Head Librarian
7,300.00 7,300.00 8,500.00 7,000.00 7,000.00 6,100.00 6,700.00 7,000.00 6,000.00 7,000.00 6,600.00 7,000.00 7,700.00 7,000.00 7,400.00
5,300.00 5,110.00 6,600.00 6,600.00 6,800.00 8,300.00 5,585.00
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Charles Grady Ann Ebel Clarence Deal Robert Pfotenhauer T. D. Transue C. D. Femelat Clyde Miller
increases of these (See minutes of September 8, 1959 salaries.) Manager $8,900.00 Production Supervisor 5,Uoo.oo 8,000.00 TV Engineer 5,800.00 TV Engineer 5,800.00 TV Engineer 5,200.00 TV Engineer 5,700.00 TV Engineer
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Pupil Services Virgil Hill Nita McKnight
Director Assistant Psychologist
7,300.00 5,500.00
Director Assistant Director Physician
8,500.00 6,200.00 7,000.00
Health W. C. Haller Rogers Stevens Dr. Louise Farr
Personnel Gilbert L. Robinson Floy Campbell
Director, Personnel . Director, Public Relations
9,300.00 6,900.00
Assistant Superintendent Director, Child Accounting Supervisor, 'IBM
10,000.00 5,275.00 6,300.00
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Business Manager Chief Accountant Director, Purchasing Assistant Director, Purchasing Assistant Business Manager
8,500.00 7,500.00 6,800.00 5,500.00 7,700.00
Director, Maintenance Asst. Director, Maintenance
7,900.00 7,300.00
Chief Engineer
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PRINCIPALS - Secondary Schools
Leonard Cox Al Cole Clarence Breithaupt J. Garwin Fleming F. D. Moon Clarence Huffman Ted Clemens Russel Browe Robert Cheney Floyd Alexander J. B. Greene J. Frank Malone S. L. Mayes W. B. Graham Joe Lawter
Capitol Hill Senior Capitol Hill Junior Central High School Classen High School Douglass High School U. S. Grant High School Harding High School Jackson Junior High John Marshall High School F. D. Moon Junior High Northeast High School Northwest Classen Southeast High School Taft Junior High Webster Junior High
7,800.00 .. 7,h-00.00 7,300.00 7,000.00 7,900.00 7,800.00 7,900.00 7,1+00.00 7,500.00 5,800.00 7,900.00 7,800.00 7,200.00 7,1+00.00 6,200.00
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Alonzo Roop M. D. Smith John Miskovsky Leon Bruner Adnell Acers Wyatt Jeltz Tom Smith Wallace Smith Alvin Freiberger
Capitol Hill Senior Capitol Hill Senior Capitol Hill Junior Central Classen Douglass Grant Grant Harding
6,800.00 6,000.00 6,150.00 6,300.00 5,060.00 6,500.00 5,600.00 5,500.00 5,310.00
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(^e minutes of September 8, 1959 showing increases in these salaries.) 1 ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS - Secondary Schools - Cont'd j S5j!-5C.oo i Jackson Eugene Chapman 5,000.00 * John Marshall Jim Wallace 5,050.00 F. D. Moon Delbert Burnett 7,000.00 F. D. Moon Neil Pierce 6,600.00 Northeast Mace Spangler 6,000.00 > Northwest Classen Jack RobIyer 6,100.00 Southeast Dee King 6,350.00 , Taft Harry Turner
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Forrest Sullins Earl Underhill Rubye Fleming Ethel Liebhart Waldo Geis Clara Wade Wm. Johnson Aristle Russell Floy Chaffin Caroline Mumame Bert Wadkins Evelyn Borah Vemice Sellman ' (TP) A., J. Ionian Alfred Von Tungeln Lillian Morrow Lila Quinn Howard Morrow (TP) Hazel Horn Wilda Sherfy Ruth Green Nina Belle Mann (TP) Robert Webb Margaret Corr Nettie Parker John Brothers Al Newberry Avis Smith Earl Martin Harry West Jack Gibson Lederle Scott Hazel Kibler Harvey Mullinax Ellen Reid Helen Hicks Ila Furr May Klingler Lena Pickett Lloyd Estes Darrell McFeaters Edna Hobbs (TP) Ira.Hall Paul Leftwich (TP) Ruth Faris Glendine Mathis Roy Crews Margaret Boys Alta Thomas Elizabeth Huffman Jack Bloomer Lorraine Thomas Myrtle McNatt (TP) Ehtel McNatt Vernon Brewer Leon Nance Nina Birkhead Mary Moulder
Adams Arthur Belle Isle Britton Buchanan Bryan
Burbank Carey Carver Cleveland Columbus Coolidge Creston Hills Culbertson Davis Dewey ■ Dunbar Edgemere Edison Edwards Emerson Eugene Field Fillmore Foster Garden Oaks Garfield Gatewood Grant Harmony Harrison Hawthorne Hayes Heronville Horace Mann Johnson Kaiser Lafayette Lee Lincoln Linwood Longfellow Madison Mark Twain Mayfair McKinley Monroe Nichols Hills Orchard Park Page Patrick Henry Pierce Polk Prairie Queen Putnam Heights Rancho Village Ridgeview Riverside Rockwood Ross Sequoyah Shidler Shields Stand Watie Truman
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6,100.00 6,100.00 6,200.00 6,800.00 1 6,4oo.oo 7,400.00 (Also Administrative Special Education) 6,400.00 4,400.00 5,500.00 6,800.00 5,500.00 ■ w 6,600.00 7,000.00 ■ 5,400.00 6,800.00 . 6,ioo.oo' ■ 6,400.00 6,500.00 5,860.00 . 5,800.00 ■ 6,600.00 6,400.00 6,700.00 5,060.00 6,650.00 5,900.00 6,600.00 5,560.00 5,060.00 6,4oo.oo 5,900.00' 4,200.00 6,000.00 ' ' 6,4oo.oo 6,800.00 7,600.00 5,850.00 5,800.00 6,350.00 6,800.00 6,500.00 6,800.00 6,600.00 6,150.00 5,900.00 6,700.00 6,600.00 6,060.00 5,800.00 4,100.00 6,800.00 6,4oo.oo 6,500.00 6,600.00 6,725.00 6,800.00 5,360.00 6,800.00 5,800.00 6,600.00 5,100.00 6,800.00 6,800.00 5,850.00
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K (See nulnutes of September 8, 1959 showing increases in these Elementary Principals'salaries.) PRINCIPALS - Elementary Schools - Cont'd
Dorine Treadway Lucille Roehr Gerald Sample Harley King George Glover Frank Overman Carl Ruble Floyd Lee J. Otis Scott Ed Marshall Lena McKee
Tyler University Hts. Valley Brook Van Buren Walnut Grove Washington West Nichols Hills Westwood Wheeler Willard Wilson
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ADMINISTRATION BUILDING - Additional Personnel, 1959-60 Ruth Abbott Pauline Ainslie Louise A. Arnold Barbara Bailey Fayee Bills Leymond Bowlby Robert L. Brunson Eunice M. Cockrum Wm. J. Coffia Margaret Collins Arma J. Corbett James F. Corbett Annamarie Cosner Pat D. Curry Ruth Davis Grace Davison Cecile Dewees Irma F. Douglas Geo. L. Downing Glatha V. Dry Ralph V. Enlow Lael W. Evans Lois Fees Elizabeth J. Flinta Wanda J. Glidewell Joe Goodman Wanda F. Green Thomas J. Hill Herbert G. Jones Thelma H. Jones A. J. Kirkpatrick Pauline M. Krieger Marty J. Lack Betty P. Lamkin Otis 0. Lawrence L. E. Lewis Melba Logue Marilyn Lucas Mary T. McCain Lois McCracken Allene Mize Hazel B. Perry Cornelius Pittman Gene Post Wm. Potts Mary Pruitt Ottelia Quindt Sublett Scott Robert Seese Jo Ann Townsley Marion Unger Mona W. Walker Bart Ward Mary M. Wells Gladys Whelihan J. D. Winbray
$5,900.00 6,300.00 ' 4,800.00 5,800.00 6,000.00 5,510.00 4,4oo.oo • 6,180.00 '5,000.00 5,400.00 1,000.00 5,200.00 5,500.00 5,100.00 4,900.00 5,150.00 5,4oo.oo 5,910.00 6,000.00 5,350.00 3,900.00 1,000.00 4,000.00 4,100.00 4,800.00 4,300.00 4,900.00 7,000.00 5,300.00 4,800.00 4,200.00 5,400.00 5,350.00 3,900.00 6,000.00 6,000.00 5,000.00 4,200.00 5,250.00 3,800.00 5,100.00 5,480.00 4,600.00 5,800.00 5,400.00 6,100.00 ■ 6,100.00 4,600.00 4,100.00 4,400.00 4,700.00 4,200.00 5,800.00 5,250.00 5,850.00 5,500.00
$ 6,350.00 6,260.00 5,450.00 5,310.00 5,200.00 6,800.00 5,500.00 6,800.00 6,800.00 6,800.00 5,500.00
TEACHERS RE-ELECTED 1959-60
Elementary Schools
Adams Florence Abel Hazel Allen Era Beaty Mary L. Campbell Lora Cooper Clara B. Currier Wilma J. Dobkins Bertha Duerksen Lucile Emry Patricia Fullerton Lillian Greniger Minnie Lea Hadlock William B. Lawson Martha McCarty Lura McCharen Clara K. McCormick Iona R. Myers Beryl Overman Leota Sipe Ruth F. Spradling Daisy M. Townsend Eula M. Waggoner Carole White Ursula Wolf
$4,800 4,700
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5,100 4,660 5,600 3,800 5,050 4,700 4,000 4,600 4,600 5,000 3,900 4,800 4,200 4,300 4,950 4,750 4,300 4,800 5,300 3,800 4,600
Arthur
Hildreth Brock Mary F. Cates Freela Clemons Louis Dolton Ruth Engle Ruth C. Epperly Millie Hardin Roxie J. Hayter Helen S. Perkins Hazel Price Edith E. Reed Ethel Spears Edith Walker Marilyn Wiens Billie Wright
4,500 3,800 3,900 4,4oo 4,500 3,900 4, §00 3,800 4,750 4,6oo 4,300 4,700 4,300 •3,800 3,800
Belle Isle Richard D. Braden Marie Harkey Ellen M. Husky Laura R. Hutcherson Margaret Jenkins Maxine Jeter Eula Kirkpatrick Barbara W- Riley Jennie Smith Eva M. Workman
4,000 4,200 4,600 3,800 5,6oo 4,100 5,200 4,600 4,600 4,600
| R. #160 - Cont | Employment of 1959-60 ; Personnel
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #160-Cont'd Employment of 1959-60 Personnel
TEACHERS 1959-60 - Elementary Schools Britton
Sue Ballew Mary Bloomer Ruby L. Courtney Carmen C. Hogg Ruth S. Howell Stayce M. Hunt Rose Lackey Gwendolyn Post Velva R. Rathbun Kay R. Salyer Agnes F. Simpkins Isabelle Spangler Ruth Woods
Burbank - Cont’d
$4,100 5,o4o 4,850 3,800 5,350 4,600 4,600 5,550 3,800 3,800 5,000 5,600 4,600
Yevonne Shadid Elaine Siebuhr Fan El Simmons Evelyn White
Carey
Jewell Constien Helen K. Green Evelyn L. Keffer Barbara A. Smith Helen Wallis
4,700 4,900 4,700 4,900 5,600 5,350 5,ioo 5,650 4,ioo 5,250 5,300 4,900 3,800 4,600 5,800 4,600 3,800 4,900 3,800 5,600 4,900 4,600 3,800 4,900 4,850 4,300 3,800 5,ioo 4,500 4,500
Burbank
Geneise Barger Gladys M. Bowlin Margie Crowley Richard Danner Oleta Hatchett Edith Hendrickson Rebecca Jones Ruth Martin Max D. Niles Bette Rodgers
4,600 5,350 4,ooo 4,4oo 4,6oo 5,800 4,500 4,600 4,200 4,200
5,650 4,800
Cleveland
5,o 4o
Buchanan Bernice Bomar Alyce Boyle ■Alta Carmichael Era Clifton Clyde Cline Mary N. Davis Christine R. Deen Elva M. Endicott Jacquetta Eudaley Ann Finch M. Frederick ■ Chloe Gorom Mildred Gregg Catharine M. Hopping Viola Jayne Charles W. Jones Lester N. Knight Donna Lane Sandra R. Lewallen Lillian G. Oakes Helen W. Potts Pauline Ross Gloria L. Straka Maude E. Swingle Juanita Thomason Helen A. Treado Orgel W. Ware Anna B. White Lavonne Wicker Mary K. Woods
Beulah B. King ■ Eleane C. Minner
3,990 5,198 5,460
6,510 4,988 ■ 5,880 5,250 4,830 4,4io 3,990 5,303
4,200 4,000 3,900 3,800 2,350
Carver
Bryan Phoebe A. Basinger Lois Clark Minta M. Drake Lottie Ellison Nancy B. Farley Lucy 'Field Beula Griggs Rubye M. Hall Gwnedolyn B. Hurst Jeanette F. Joullian Marilyn M. Leach Lorene P. Simpson
$3,800 3,800 4,300 4,500
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Minnie. Lou Arrner Eva L. Connor Martha Dougall Edna J. Gross Clara L. Hodges Jean Keckler Edna P. McCandless Carolyn H. Pair Irene F. Spurrier Stella M. Symes J. E. Underwood Hazel D. Williams
5,600 sysoo 3,800 5,200 4,800 5,450 . 5,600 5,600 5,550 4,850 5,450 4,900
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Columbus
Verna E. Baker Ruth W. Burns Winnie L. Davis Maurine Doty Grace Feller Pauline E. Gibson Rose Goodart Louise Hicks K. C. Mansfield Sue Montgomery Naomi P. Pederson Velma I. Petree Phyllis Prichard Marguerette Russ Muriel B. Seaman Elizabeth S. Smith Ora L. Stallboris Thelma Woods
5,250 5,100. 5,050 4,000 5,150 4,900 5,550 3,800 4,600 4,000 5,650 5,100 4,500 5,000 5,800 5,800 4,850 ' 5,250
Coolidge
Geneva Boren Villa R. Carter Robert Condren Jo A. Dearmon Dick Dykstra Buddy Farr Markita Goodman Dixie M. Knight Patsy Knight Glenda Leathers Etna Lindsey Ruby Lee Mallory Margaret Moyer Mary C. Norwood Doralene Pennington Blanche Poore Sandra J. Pope Betsy Russell Myrna D. Moore Naomi Moss
4,500 4,300 5,710 3,800 4,200 4,000 3,800 4,800 3,900 3,900 4,800 4,400 4,300 4,100 3,800 4,600 3,800 3,800 3,800 3,800 £
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
TEACHERS 1999-60 ~ Elemdfttary Schools Dunbar
Coolidge - Cont'd Lois Snowbarger Leia Standefer Trasher, Paula Y. Tucker, Sue Turner, Doris Wallace, Jerry Watters, Thelma M. White, Ruby AlJKLce Williams, Marieta Williams, Ramona D. Wilson, Mary B.
$4,500 4,600 3,900 4,000 4,000 3,800 3,800 4,800 5,800 3,800 3,800
Creston Hills Teresea Abram Mae H. Barclay Leora H. Christian Essie D. Edwards Effie C. Holbert Wallace C. Johnson Sylvia A. Lewis Isabel G. Nelson Edna D. Pendley Dorothy Raney Samuel M. Smith Ever M. Staturn
5,050 4,200 4,8oo 5,040 4,800 4,400 5,o4o 4,800 5,500 3,900 4,6oo 5,050
Culbertson
Elsie Anderson Louise A. Beckman Elizabeth Billingsley Estelle Chambers Lance D. Cudjoe Mildred Curtis Vera A. Enslow Eulalia Jencks Amy E. Johnson Katherine Kelley ZeddJie H. Lawter Johnnie M. Pettit Maybelle C. Poole Mary F. Robertson
4,600 5,800 4,830 4,725 4,800 4,800 5,355 3,900 5,618 5,828 4,400 4,200 5,800 4,900
Davis
Hollie Byrne Jewell Carpitcher Mary G. Draper Earnest Letcher Fern Foster Pascle Greer Leilah Harlin Gertrude L. Helms Bernice H. Lee Annie R. Mabry Goldie P. Mayberry
4,700 3,800. 5,800 4,750 5,700 4,800 4,700 4,950 5,400 5,100 5,000
Dewey Lois N. Barnard Eudean D. Bird Kathryn Farley C. F. Fortenberry Melba A. Foster Emily R. Gilman Isabel Hall Carmen R. Lynn Thelma Ruble Gladys Schlinke Hazel Steward Ruby L. Thomas
4,900 4,750 4,800 4,100 3,800 4,600 4,500 4,900 5,100 3,900 4,800 4,900
Laura E. Bowen Elizabeth L. Bruce Erma Bunn Thelma M. Cannon Ivorye D. Carr Helen Carter Ilalee Dailey James Daniels Lorayne Douglas Octavia Douglass Ruby L. Ewing Irene Franklin Dorothy Gardner Alan Hancock Lucille Hancock Alberta Haynes Eula Jackson Annie J. Keith Leona P. King Queenie Mathis Cleo G. McCann Clara V. McFall Leeoshia Moon• Willie Z. Moore Mabel Mukes Joanna L. Reynolds Cornelia Sanford Freddie Stephens Esther Swain Bertha Townsend Jacqueline Walker
$4,790 5,350 4,900 5,100 4,950 4,700 4,800 4,700 4,500 5,303 4,600 5,800 4,200 4,950 5,550 5,800 5,150 5,000 5,6oO 5,600 5,550 i£,8oo 4,800 5,800 4,900 5,600 5,200 5,800 4,800 5,050 4,500
Edgemere Lucille Cravatt Anna M. Dickson Mary E. Hogue Nellie M. Hubbard Kathleen G. Mauck Irene C. Olson Charlie T. Pope Ruby V. Reaves Emma Southerland Grace Teague Fannie M. Warren Irma West Edith B. Woods
4,600 5,150 5,350 5,150 5,600 5,200 5,600 5,350 5,000 5,303 5,200 4,300 4,6oo
Edison Virginia Fisher Helen Hammett Elizabeth M. Hays Eithel Warner
4,600 4,6oo 5,700 4,830
Edwards
Lucile T. Davis Virgie L. Johnson Mattie L. Locust Elizabeth F. Macklin Jeanette C. Miller Ivy B. Robinson Rubye Rolfe Florida M. Sayles Dorothy D. Smith Adelle T. Sparks Anna M. Strong Mildred G. Swain Gladys B. Thomas Evelyn L. Williams
5,600 5,650 5,100 4,600 4,950 5,350 4,800 5,800 5,100 5,200 5,150 4,300 5,650 5,000
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Emerson Ruby V. Arnold Olive R. Brewer Sue Davis Vivian A. Franklin Margaret Green Annabelle Jolliff Hazel Lawter Mary E. McKee Amy M. Sparks Naoma R. Trattner Gustava Yoder Blanche K. Young
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Garfield
$5,200 4,935 3,800 5,o4o 5,303 5,600 4,830 5,500 5,800 4,410 5,600 .6,090
Eugene Field
Evelyn R. Baxfeter Sue N. Cooper Cleo P. Eads Lova Green Billie Ingraham Ermal L. Mackin Helen H. Mayhew Bobby McVeigh Audrey Silvernail Laura Webster
5,350 5,150 5,050 4,700 3,900 5,150 5,600 4,500 5,600 5,800
Fillmore
Ina Braden Edith A. Buck Mary L. Clarke Mary S. Crossman Edna E. Harper Sydney Hill Nelda Faye’ Hood David Jones Frankie Kuhn Ruth Loffhagen Jenice McConnell Reba Moore Kathryn Nielsen Winnie Orr Mary Ann Penix Willa T. Pryor Jewel Records Edna A. Richardson Mari G. Scott Margaret Selken Darlene Semrad Billye Wallace Clara H. Wicke Ruby Wilkerson Elaine F. Wood
5,450 4,800 3,800 5,600 4,900 3,900 4,300 4,100 5,150 5,600 4,700 4,950 4,850 4,900 3,800 4,750 5,050 4,600 4,300 5,200 4,200 4,000 4,400 3,800 4,4oo
Foster Gwendolyn Davis Kathryn McMasters Henrietta .Witcher
3,800 4,200 3,800
Garden Oaks Dorris Burleigh Zarah M. Curry Vivian Jackson Helen Johnson Wesley Kirk Vivian Lawrence Geraldine Lonian Abilene Matthews Mary L. Miles Bobby R. Nealy Lillian Oliver Bernice Roper Myrtle K. Scales Alice M. Swain
4,100 4,800 4,800 5,150 4,800 4,800 4,700 4,600 4,800 4,000 4,950 4,830 5,150 4,900
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Lois Austin Gertrude DeFreese Ina B. Dobbs . Margaret K. Hackney Wilma Parkey Virginia B. Sartin Jacqueline Shaver Claudine Tinkham
$4,000 3,800 4,400 3,800 3,500 3,800 3,800 3,800
Gatewood Lillian Bondurant . Teresa Green M. Mayfield Ione B. Palmer Alice H. Patterson A. Schmelzenbach Ima R. Taylor Natalie Thiele (■§■ time) Ruth Ann Wallace Allie P. Walters Coral J. Young
4,600 5,150 4,600 5,750 4,700 5,600 5,050 2,000 3,900 5,800 5,800
Grant Elementary Theresa B. Lewis
5,600
Harmony Helen E. Delaney Frances Draper Gladys Hiner Zada C. Luster Loma L. McKemie Lovie B. Miller Opal Myer Ethel C. Nance Thelma Robertson Martha A. Ruseell Manon Zurline
5,800 3,800 4,620 5,800 •5,250 4,200 5,250 5,600 4,300 4,4oo 5,250
Harrison Ima Adkins Margaret Basey Hazel D. Bogue Vivian M. Clark A. Beth Dean Helen Fromme Margaret Fuhring Doramae Gorrell Faye L. Hayes Peggy L. Hodges Marie M. Mackey Pauline A. Sharpe Valera V. Wiler
4,400 4,600 5,600 5,550 4,600 4,830 5,050 4,600 4,800 3,990 5,100 5,150 5,350
Hawthorne Helen Blanchard Bonita B. Brown Ruth W. Brown La Dean Dotson Beulah Hann Frances Huffman Kathleen Johnson Gladys Lair Martha L. Lindsey Teresa M. McNabb Velma L. Stewart Mary Wolfe (deceased later)
5,600 4,300 4,400 4,500 5,550 4,600 4,100 5,600 5,150 5,800 4,950 4,600
Hayes Opal Purdy Moore
4,600
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #160-Cont'd
TEACHERS 1959-6)0 - Elemdfrtary Schools
Henry
Reba Shaw
Kaiser - Continued.
$4,900
Heronville Lois Burleson Sylvia G. Burr Evangeline Carlton Margaret Courtner Alma M. Garten Oma R. Hooper Florence F. Jones Imogene M. Nance Madge S. Pratt Juanita Simmons Lottie M. Smith Norma E. Webb
4,600 5,150 4,800 5,550 5,700 5,800 5,8oo 5,000 4,950 Moo3,900 4,100
Hillcrest (Occupied as school 2nd semester) Plez Henry (Principal) Hazel L. Mackey
5,660 5,050
Horace Mann Opal M. Autry 1 Virginia Beene Kathleen Boland Jennie M. Ellis Alleene Evans Zelma 0. Gordon Edna L. Hann Pearl Johnson Ethel A. Kunke Cliffie S. Morgan ’ Louise Roberts j Marjorie Webber
5,450 4,900 5,200 5,550 4,850 5,400 5,200 5,4oo 5,700 5,600 5,150 3,900
| Johnson
1 Jean S. Allen Shirley M. Beaver Mabel Barnett Dorothy Cartmill Hulda Cooley Louise E. Ellis Lillian Gilliland Donald Hall Carol Ann Hammers Emily Haynes Enid L. Jackson Ruth Jenkins Leslie Kelly Daphne Lance Olive I. Martin Catherine McFeaters Gladys Ramsey Mayme R. Rust Virgie A. Smart Christine Strong Ruth Sutton
3,800 5,000 4,600 5,100 5,350 5,800 5,350 3,800 4,200 ' 4,800 4,600 4,600 4,900 5,800 5,100 4,600 4,000 4,600 5,355 4,800 5,000
Kaiser
Rosemary Bom Bertha Glaser Carolyn Gray Virginia Greene Faye H. Kaiser Marie I. Leander Sue Lee Emily E. Mays Mary E. McCray Venus Paden Ruth Rausin Geraldine Roberts Ozelle N. Shipman
5,000 5,500 4,000 3,800 4,750 4,900 4,300 5,200 5,500 4,600 5,050 4,600 4,800
Nellie Vandegrift Patricia A. Waters
$5,800 3,800
Lafayette Helen M. Cade Sue E. Clark Grace M. Cochran Patsy Hogue Ann T. Mills Bill Parker Wilda E. Summers Minnie Townsend Mabel C. Turner Shirley P. Walker
4,950 4,100 5,350 4,100 3,800 3,800 4,200 4,100 5,800 4,100
Lee
Diana Barton Sylvia Billings Ruth W. Briney Marjorie Foltz Melba L. Gaudin Jewell Geis Esther Graham Imogen^ Hamilton Loreita Hayden Ethel S. Jones Grace King Lucile Lipscomb D. Fay Markham Lillian Marshall Dorotha P. Mayes Ruby M. Sewell Louise Simonton Ruth A. Toohey Lee J. Wyatt
3,990 5,800 5,050 MF,750 5,350 4,500 5,800 5,800 4,200 5,400 5,350 5,800 5,100 5,350 5,150 4,300 4,500 5,800 4,600
Lincoln
Viola Beck Georgia Dennington Alma G. Fraley Bonnie C. Hatfield Carolyn J. McDaniel Kathryn Renfroe Karen Resler Delka Seitter Ruth Smith Ruby Wright
4,200 4,600 5,350 4,500 4,000 4,600 3,800 5,300 4,800 5,650
Linwood
Floy S. Bean Ruth C. Cole Edna M. Duncan Donna Firquain Bethyl Grimsley Mary G. Harmon Elizabeth Lightfoot Sara J. Morris Leia H. Pittman Opal Qualls Beatrice Ritter Joan Ruble Margaret A. Sumpter
5,450 5,600 5,750 4,300 4,900 5,700 5,800 5,750 5,600 4,900 5,800 4,600 3,800
Longfellow Elizabeth Allison Helen L. Armstrong Sara Augustine Dorothy Burrus Laurie Kidd Virginia McMillan Ann Nita Newman Violet D. Tinkham
4,200 5,600 4,800 4,600 4,950 4,200 4,200 5,600
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONTINUED
TEACHERS 1959-60 - Elejftentary Schools
Nichols Hills
Madison
Frances E. Bailey 0. Inez Deshane Idabel T. Emans Sybil R. Gresham Eunice Kenw o rthy Anna C. Martin Ona M. Rout on Ruth Sexton Roberta B. Strong Lucille B. Turner Pearl H. Turner Madelyne Witham Mary W. Young
$4,950 4,800 Moo 4,100 5,150 3,800 5,050 3,8oo 4,800 5,000 5,250 5,400 5,800
Maris Twain Christine Bailey Elizabeth Bethell Harrold Champlin Marian M. Duncan Carmel Gruver Donald J. Hicks Leland Lemmons E. Lingenfelter Rubye P. McCan Exie Mae Nutt Mary L. Reed Muriel J. Stewart
5,500 4,800 it, 800 5,300 4,700 3,800 Moo 5,350 A,750 3,800 4,200 5,700
Mayfair
Daryl Beadles Mildred R. Bourassa Grace B. Casey Reba H. Estes Pearl Zelma Gooch M. Alice Holmes Florence Hoover Margaret L. Hughes Aileen James Carol Kelley Mabel A. Kelley Jessie L. Lowther Maxine L. Roberts Bemetta Van Antwerp
4,000 3,800 4,950 4,750 4,800 5,100 4,6oo 4,100 4,700 4,300 4,900 3,800 4,600 5,100
McKinley
John H. Brandt Lillye 0'Hara Ruth Pollock Carolyn L. Price Mildred Shugart
$4,300 5,800 4,800 4,700 5,150 4,800 4,600 5,050 5,600 5,200 5,000 4,850 4,900 4,000 5,050 4,600 5,300 4,900
Orchard Park
Mattie J. Counter Rubye E. Dabney Ida P. Norman
m 5,55O
5,500 4,800
Page Jean M. Alexander Leslie R. Austin Aretha L. Clay Octavia E. Conner Ela A. Coy Nedella Foster Fannie L. Griffin Charlotte Hamilton Arvella G. James Lucile K. Jones Eddie M. Kemal Elizabeth K. Linzy Marie W. Lyday Ever M. Moore Lenora G. Parrish Grace S. Perkins Allie L. Randolph Camille M. Rhone Maree Tarver
4,600 , 4,800 5,550 4,600 4,830 4,000 5,000 4,500 5,355 - 4,900 4,300 5,500 5,800 5,600 4,000 5,400 5,800 5,828 4,950
Pierce 4,000 4,000 4,800 3,800 5,150
Monroe Carol Allsup Kathleen C. Byrum June A. Cox Lee Duroy Mildred Dykes Amelia Goreno Ina Marshall Mayry Mayes Caroline Munford Ida M. Norwood Annamae Novotny Lorena Padgett Eula M. Phillips Sandra S. Pirrong Ardith Schuler Ann Sherrod Marvin A. Wilson
Mary G. Apostol Lois Bartell Alice T. Booze Ruth Breshears Geraldine R. Clow 1 Zula Cooke Vivian Crowder Gelene J. Gay Geheva T. Hood Audrey Kerr Alpha M. Maney Barbara J. Martin Ferne Nelson Julia Norman E. Patzkowski Lura E. Rucker Ruby Wood Helen B. Woodruff
4,200 4,800 3,800 4,100 â– 4,600 4,300 5,600 5,650 5,600 5,050 5,050 4,850 4,950 3,800 3,800 3,900 4,000
Lavadis Brett Tennie Crews Pearl Foster Charlotte Goodner Thelma T. Morrison Doris S. Rector Mamie Rodesney Daisy L. Ryden Virginia Tabor Helen Turner
4,4oo 4,000 3,800 3,900 5,000 4,950 3,900 4,500 3,800 3,800
Polk
Ysleta Bower Sally Ford Clara S. Jeffers Mary E. McMinimy Larry J. Miller Emma Kate Nolen
4,800 5,400 4,950 4,600 3,800 5,450
Prairie Queen Edith Coffman Joyce Drew Zeilah Harlin
4,000 4,000 4,600
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONTINUED
TEACHERS 1959-60 - Elemerftary Schools
Riverside
Prairie Queen - Cont'd
Joan Allen Olevia D. Blakley Priscilla: F..Hey Mary Jo Jones William R. Lewis Janett Rogers Kathleen Scott
Ethlyn N. Ivey 'Katherine Johnson 'Carolyn C. Kane Non Earl Kouns Lillian C. Lester ;Janice E. Miller Edith B. Nichols Mary Dell Prichard Hermine T. Taylor Katherine 0. Young
5,150 4,600 3,800 3,800 4,950 3,800 5,350 3,900 4,500 4,100
Putnam Heights
Frances Barrett Mary Alice Biggins Elsie J. Blakeley Myrtle C. Borella Lou A. Bullard Mabie Bums Margaret DeWitt Loie Gonders Jane Holtzendorff Dorothy Keefe Virginia Kostka Blanche Laughlin Virginia McFarland Blanche B. Nelson Mary L. Paine Earline Thompson
5,800 4,900 5,800 5,100 3,800 5,600 5,750 M50 3,900 4,800 3,800 5.800 3.800 M50 5,650 5,500
Rancho Village
Juanita M. Almack Mavie J. Bailey Glennis Brockett Thelma Bums Dena S. Efron iMilta Finley Lahoma Friedlancer Marjorie Gumm Marguerite E. Hare Vemice Johnson Verna Mitchell Elizabeth Robertson Flora Sharp (half-time) Laura M. Sherrod
5,400 Moo 4,800 5,050 4,850 Moo 4,500 5,050 5,600 5,050 5,150 3,800 2,375 4,750
Ridgeview
Beverley Anderson Opala Billingsley Alma J. Bradley Nellie B. Calder Ruth Coekes Geneva Dansby Neil Ginsterblum Betty J. Graham Nita S. Hambrick Hazel Harrison Velma Hatcher Juanita Hickey Helen Kessinger Pauline Listen Nancy H. Midkiff Lavetta Ogle Louise Osborne Janet Service Winbum Shields Bob G. Storie Lois I. Sullins Margaret Wahl Wanda Webster Doris Whitehair
3,900 5,000 Moo 5,250 Moo 3,300 4,200 3,800 3,800 5,100 5,650 4,600 5,550 Moo Moo Moo Moo Moo 5,550 Moo Moo 5,350 5,300
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j $3,800 Moo 3,800 4,100 4,600 3,800 4,900
Rockwood Inez Brice Bernice Browning Zora R. Davis Christine Drake Lou Ann Fox Mattie L. Halley Lena A. Lewis Maude Lewis Audrey Lively Kathryn K. Malone A. E. Neuschaefer Nina B. Shive Alice Lu Standeven Bess C. Stewart Lettye A. Thompson Doris Y. Waite Birdie S. Word
4,600 • 5,460 5,198 5,200 3,800 4,850 4,600 5,000 5,100 5,650 5,100 5,350 3,900 ^4,850 5,600 5,550 5,000
Ross
Vera Bickford Margaret Hadden Jean Hill Maude Ingram Geneva Kennedy Be mit a McLanahan Sara A. Mitchell
4,200 4,600 3,900 '5,800 4,600 4,600 3,900
Sequoyah M. Battenburg Marie C. Brecheen Mae M. Combs Zuleika A. Cullers Hotona Everman Alma T. Hoefle Ima Hofacket Eva Railey Nona M. Reneau Patsy R. Wilhelm Frances D. Stephens Mae G. Wear
4,900 5,700 4,200 4,700 4,850 5,800 5,200 5,300 5,400 3,800 3,800 4,600
Shidler
Effie Baumhaft Helen T. Cabaniss Charlotte Hampton Gertie L. Isham Frankie Johnson Dovie Pennington Doris J. Randolph Laura Rippy Esther H. Trubey Corrine Tsakonas Donald L. Wright
5,100 4,100 4,900 4,800 4,500 5,355 3,800 4,600 5,350 5,600 3,800
Shields Heights Margaret Anderson Vivian L. Bassler Mabie K. Beasley Theta Benton Flossie R. Burger Iva Dale Cannon Sara Foreman
4,800 5,303 5,4oo 4,600 5,618 4,700 4,800
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R. #160-Coat'd
Shields Heights - Con-tfd Wilma Hammond Lavalette D. Joyce Bessie G. Kendall Leila J. Klepzig Rubye E. Mack Mary McCord Edna M. Morton Eloise M. Preble Gladys V. Robinson Norma L. Rowland Eula E. Sullivan
Valley Brook $5,150 5,800 5,500 5,300 5,800 5,650 5,250 5,800 5,100 4,900 4,600
Stand Watie Ermyl Baker Allene Boone Sue Caskey Eula E. Cornett Mabel R. Council Helen Eastep Pocahontas Ellis Margaret Gentz Zela M. Godwin Florence L. Horn Mabel L. Kays Jessie Maynard ( ■ ■ Annabelle Moore Julia Parker Lena M. Ragsdale
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5,450 4,500 5,350 5,050 5,985 5,500 5,800 5,250 5,200 5,600 5,400 3,600 5,600 5,600 5,600
Taylor Dorothy Cutchall Lois R. Lindblade Frances Rennolds Violet J. Shumate Georgia Young
3,800 4,500 5,600 3,800 4,100
5,050 4,600 5,800 4,900 4,900 4,950 5,600 5,050 3,900 5,800 5,650 4,ooo 5,800 5,800 4,800 4,200 4,800 4,300 4,300
Tyler
• Cora V. East Arlene Ingram Laverne Netherton Nathalie Powers Vercie A. Price
4,700 4,200 4,700 5,600 5,100
University Heights
Florence Cooley Onda Harris Juanita Hughes Mary C. Lester Esther Y. Lovejoy Anna S. Rodke Lillian L. Swale
$4,100 5,250 4,700 3,900 4,800 5,000 4,500
Van Buren Lois E. Collins Juanita R. Dowdy Juanita B. Doyle Frances Dyer Alma English Syble George Margaret Gregory Nellie McFarland Rudolph Rose Alma Weisbrod Lorna C. Wiggins
Walnut Grove
Douglas Burkhalter Naomi Dotson Mildred Hamner Catherine Howell Opal Hubbard
3,900 4,300 4,600 5,250 4,4oo 4,400 4,200 4,900 .3,800 4,200 4,200 s? 4,100 4,600 5,350 5,200 3,800
Washington
Truman Algie Bailey Olive P. Boyd Blanche P. Clardy Irma W. Fuller Sarah Glover Emma J. Greene Vemita F. .Hendrix Clara Y. Jones Charles E. Lewis Ruth S. Lewis Maggie N. Mason Jean C. McBride Onnie S. McGee Electra W. Oliver Mary F. Oliver Gladys E. Perry Anna Sharp Oliver W. Stripling Juanelda M. Ware
Marion G. Chaney Eloise P. Gilreath Doris Gray Barbara Peak Lorene Sparks Velma R. Tibbits Berthyl Witcher
5,750 5,400 5,350 3,800 4,830 5,250 5,300
Ladonia Childers Mabel E. Harder Frances E. Heaton Lyndal L.. Hudson Alice Lowe Janilou Mitchell ' Merle Monroe Beatrice H. Nelson Marilyn Noll Helene C. Shreve Doloris E. Simpson Pauline Stomp A. Taliaferro Annie Thompson
5,450 5,600 4,400 5,200 3,800 5,350 4,800 4,7503,990 5,050 5,600 5,800 5,800 4,095
West Nichols Hills Mildred E. Alley Imogene Allison Geraldine Belcher Ruth W. Clark Blanche L. Herron Dorothy Jones Lahoma Jones Frances M. Lawson Hope Leeman Hazel M. Minter Lucille Phillips F. Quiseriberry Monace K. Schmidt Eloise Todd Gwen Zwick
5,350 4,800 4,600 4,850 3,900 3,800 4,600 4,750 4,800 4,900 5,800 5,150 4,900 4,850 5,000
Westwood
Myrtle L. Brown Ardath M. Chappory Mabel Cosgrove Charlyne^B.Daniel Guyon B. Durbin Marie Elliot Jean Emptage Velma P. Fleenor Minnie J. Guthrie Linda A. Hamm
5,800 3,800 4,900 5,150 4,800 4,600 5,100 5,040 5,350 4,400
MEETING OF JULY 6, i960 - CONT'D
Westwood - Cont'd
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Olive Harrison Connie Johnson Lorene Liston Irma W. McInnis Elizabeth Miller Jacqueline Omer
SECONDARY TEACHERS - Cont'D
$5,000 4,800 4,600 5,050 5,600 4,305
Wheeler
Frankie Alexander Itura Bridgewater Hattie Cheatham Viola M. Cooley Carrie Crowell Rowena E. Farmer Mildred First Judith E. Harms Donna Hicks Bertha Jones M. Lorain McChristy Bernice McClelland Eva M. Morrow Edna P. Sessums Mary F. Swihart Ona H. Taylor
5,250 5,250 4,725 4,900 5,800 5,250 4,950 3,800 3,990 5,350 3,900 5,100 5,600 5,300 4,950 5,650
Willard
Bernice K. Baird Lou A. Cox Hazel Daniel Beuna F. Daugherty . Kathryn Elliott Viola M. Eskridge Ruth Fieldcamp Dora L. Gilham Anna J. Harwood Bernice Isaac Frances E. Abell Lee Beatrice Mayes Vera Mustion Mary E. Owen Mildred S. Pryer Mabel D. Street Grace M. Suggs Patsy J. Thanscheidt M. Walkingsti’ck
5,050 3,990 3,900 5,150 3,800 4,095 4,600 4,750 5,000 5,800 3,800 4,900 4,600 4,500 5,600 4,850 4,800 4,100 5,400
Wilson Catherine Bayless Evalyn B. Brawley Leta S. Capps Agnes M. Conner Vaughndean Dobbs Gladys Gober Lunell M. Goss Helen M. Holley Helen Landon Delena Monroe Laura L. Mooy Juanita P. Morley Gladys Porter Pauline Spahr
5,400 3,800 3,800 4,600 3,800 5,300 4,000 4,600 5,600 4,300 5,400 4,800 5,150 5,600
TEACHERS RE-ELECTED 1959-60 - Secondary
Capitol Hill Junior High Wanda Adams Ernest G. Arnold Kathryn Blackert Glen D. Bowman Jacque Brownlow Leavy L. Bruce Lorene Brunson Lydia A. Bumpas Opal Callahan
4,000 5,200 5,800 5,860 4,700 3,800 5,200 5,600 6,090
Capitol. Hill Junior - Cont' cl
Ruby Chase Roma Christensen Lawton Cornelius J. J. Gardner Ann Goff R. A. Goodman June Grundy Charles Guerrero Paul R. Hammond Janice M. Howell Hope J. Lackey Wayne E. Leighton Marie Masters Sallie McFarlane Alma Miller Cecelia Monahan L. K. Mooney Louise Morse Howard Musselman Maye Myers Betty J. Olson J. William Palmer Rachel Sass Laura Smalley Jerry C. Smith Edna Souther Arta Stone R. M. Sutton Jewell A. Thomas Irl J. Trout, Jr. Lola Williams
$5,960 5,000 4,500 4,800 4,880 5,600 5,550 4,200 5,000 5,450 4,830 4,800 5,450 4,400 5,450 4,950 5,450 5,800 5,450 5,100 4,300 5,200 4,4oo 5,200 4,100 5,800 5,600 5,250 5,800 3,900 5,150
Jackson Junior High
Wynema Armstrong John J. Blackwell Bonnie B. Buchanan Charles W. Callum Julia F. Cannon June B. Carter Richard E. Coffey Maudie H. Coles E. M. Cotton Rose M. Crowe Sybil Davis Samuel Elliott Gladys S. Erickson Harold L. Fowler Dan A. Gardner Juanita Graham Anna L. Gray Florence E. Green Charles Harrison Jimmie R. Haught Ralph Huddleston Thelma Humphrey Laura Kelley Iola Lane Kathryne Leverett Mildred I. Lewis Lewis G. Lundy Martha S. Marquette Patricia J. Merchant Robert Morrow Mildred G. Nesbitt Ted Perdue Carroll Prichard Eva L. Reeves Ann M. Reid Eugene Rosen George T. Ross Katherine M. Ross .Enoice Sala Herschel Sherrill Virginia C. Shike Dale Story
5,130 4,800 5,450 4,000 3,800 3,800 5,800 4,800 4,900 4,300 5,250 5,330 5,100 4,800 6,310 5,180 6,090 4,800 4,100 4,400 4,050 4,750 5,250 5,050 5,4oo 6,410 5,150 5,55Q 3,800 4,200 4,850 4,200 3,800 4,600 6,038 4,900 5,100 w
4,950 5,250 4,100
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Jackson Junior High
Emma Jo Taylor Ruth D. Westervelt Gladys Williamson Bess Willis
Taft Junior High - Cont'd
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Moon Junior High
Annettea Andrews Sadye E. Boyd. Elva L. Cooper Ollie E. Cooper Fred C. Davis Emery Sampson Ruth H. Faine Henrietta Foster Emma L. Freeman Malyne Gallimore Nellye Gracey Lola B. Greer James E. Guess Hyder J. Houston Rosetta Johnson Carolyn Kelly Dorothy M. King Walter 0. Mason Charles C. Miles Orlando A. Nelson Mabel E. Nutter William E. Perry Roger G. Pierce A. S. Pyle Malinda Y. Pyle Garvice S. Ricks Raymond L. Rucker Julia Mae Scobey Daisy H. Server Bernice P. White Lewis C. Williams Alice M. Winston Freddie M. Wray
4,200 5,100 5,600 4,500 4,800 5,000 4,300 5,980 5,750 4,300 5,o4o 5,650 5,000 4,200 4,100 5,100 4,700 5,100 4,950 4,850 5,250 4,900 4,800 5,000 4,950 5,750 5,250 4,100 4,800 5,000 6,4io 5,250 5,100
Taft Junior High Malinda S. Brown Bobbie Burk Evelyn Calder Ruth S. Carmichael Alvin 0. Coles Donald B. Dennis J. Colter Dodman Mildred Donaldson Floryce Downs Marcelle P. Eagin Nell G. Farrow Earl Ferguson Hope Hamilton Edith Harrison Lourana Howard Velta Hunley Marciel Johnson Margerite Jones Wm. P. Mackin Margaret Maloney Mary Milbum Francis J. Murray Loren P. Nelson Opal Panos Jo Anne Park Greta Puckett Opal E. Ridenour Anita Robards Sandmann, Phyllis Sadie Shacklett H. E. Shinn Robert L. Smith Faye G. Snell
5,5oo 4,100 5,100 5,050 4,800 4,4oo 4,900 5,880 4,850 4,100 5,810 4,200 5,600 5,600 6,110 5,600 4,600 5,800 5,150 4,950 3,800 5,000 4,600 4,100 3,800 4,600 5,750 3,800 3,900 5,600 4,600 4,200 4,600
Berle A. Swagerty Charles S. Thomas Elizabeth Urmston J. C. White Tony C. Wishon
$5,450 4,900 4,800 5,910 4,000
Webster Junior High
Judd Anderson Pearl R. Bean Ina May Crosno Everett Eagin ' Maurice Ghormley Wm. C. Hamm Manon Harmon Virginia Lamb.: Lilibel Lucy Jack Mattern Raymond Perry Ralph D. Risdon Alice Scanlan Isabelle Schoch Juanita Stewart Helen B. Woolery
5,500 3,800 5,660 4,000 5,500 5,180 5,980 4,600 5,650 3,900 5,600 5,080 5,800 5,000 5,800 4,880
Central Junior-Senior High Larry L. Adair Guy Anderson Eleanor D. Askew Marylee Bradley Roger 0. Brown Donald Burget James S. Burleson Virginia Chappelear Eva M. Chwning Ruth I. Coffey Maybell Conger David H. Council Eleanor F. Curtis Vivian Ent Frank R. Frow Virginia A. Gilliam Clovie E. Harrison Ruby E. Hile Alfred J. Homburg J. D. Huffman Marion Jarrell Jim Johnson, Jr. . Goldie Jones Helena Kelley Gerald D. Kidd Orville Looney Kathleen Lowther Faye Mashburn Basil McCollom Rae Miller Ralph V. Miller Betty Mohr Catherine Parnell Maurice Pierce Julia Pybas Jack Ray Jewell Reeves Georgia Reid Paul D. Ringler Charles Sandmann Raymond S. Shogren Paul L. Simmons Cecil L. Tansel Jo Leta Tilley M. V. Van Meter Mary E. Volk Pauline F. Walker Ruth Wallace 0. C. Weltzheimer
3,900 3,800 5,800 • 5,618 5,500 5,300 5,800 5,350 ' 6,180 5,500 5,800 4,100 5,980 4,800 4,400 4,410 4,600 4,900 3,800 5,600 4,600 5,900 5,040 4,700 5,660 -5,600 5,800 5,800 4,800 5,750 6,360 3,990 4,750 5,100 5,450 5,100 5,860 5,650 5,600 4,700 5,600 5,300 5,600 4,400 5,800 4,200 5,400 5,650 5,450
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Grant Junior-Senior High - Cont'd
Central Junior-Senior Hijjh - Cont'd.
Bemiece Wester Rosalie Whittle Donald Woolman
$6,560 4,725 5,200
Classen Junior-Senior;----High S. i Sue Branson Mary B rucher j Charles R. Buck | James Burk | Dorothy D. Butler | Carolyn J Cluck |J. Paul Cunningham Phillip H. Dalke Bonnie Dessauer Ann Fowler Faye Freiberger I Dorothy A. Frosch I Lonnie Gilliland j Lola Grossman Maxine Haney John L. Hawthorn Bernice B. Hibbert John W. Holt R. L. Hoover Billy J. Jones Jones, Melton H. Eloise Joslyn Edwin L. Keller Beverly C. Key Elsie LittleJulia PcPheeters Lorena Ann Milam Troy L. Milburn Mary V. Neel Fred A. O'Neal Marilyn Parsons Lade11 Peterson James H. Petree Philip W. Phillips Ethel M. Preble Chester A. Reeves Della Roberts Kathleen Ryan Lloyd P. Smith Ruth Snell James E. Stark Estella.Stinson LaPrelle M. Stone Harvey W. Tedford Etalea Unferth Mary Lois Wallace Ruth Wooten
$5,600 5,800 Moo 4,200 3,800 3,900 5,360 5,100 4,200 4,800 5,150 3,800 4,900 5,100 4,200 5,450 5,300 4,800 5,050 4,600 5,500 4,200 4,800 3,800 4,700 4,800 5,350 3,900 5,800. 5,760 3,900 4,400 4,300 3,800 4,800 5,000 5,100 4,600 5,200 5,600 4,000 5,600 4,300 5,400 6,180 4,000 5,600
Grant,Junior-Senior High
Gerald Ballew Vera Billingslea Fred H. Bingham Juanita Bittie Fem Bowman Patricia Brandt Iona G. Britton Don Brown Ernest A. Buckhold Clyde Butler Ida Carter Luana L. Chapman C. D. Chase James R. Cox Vinnie Creecy Dorothy J. Dean Lyn Elam Easter G. Elliott Woodfin Harris Donald Hess Paul J. Hieronymus Cliffie J. Hill
4,000 5,400 4,300 6,360’ 4,100 . 4,100 5,400 4,800 4,900 4,700 5,600 3,900 5,250 4,500 55560 4,000 3,800 5,150 4,500 4,200 4,000 3,800
Doris E. Holland L. D. Hostetter Marjorie Humphrey Edythe Jones Cecil C. Kegans Oleta. Landowne Lenna E. Lawson Morene Long May S. Lundy Donald Mackeen Hilda Manning Mary A. Manning Hazel Martin Mattie E. McCray William Mills Alfonso Monjaras John K. Moore Guilford Moutray Edna Myatt Benny Nall James B. Nees Mary Nestlerode Clarence Niblett Tracy B. Norwood, Jr. Pauline Novey Frances E. Orren Mildred Patterson Bertha Pearson Reine H. Pendleton Morris R. Reavis Inez Richter Cora A. Riddle Calvin H. Riesen Lois Ring Caroil B. Rogers Everett Semrad Juanita M. Simpson Mary J. Sparks Georgia A. Stathos Lois Sughru Carola Swanson John B. Thompson Don Todd Suzanne Vaughn Maurice Walraven Bill Waltman Cleo M. Wheeler Buddy P. Whiteman Marvin B. York
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$4,200 4,800 5,400 5,650 4,800 4,800 5,700 3,900 5,400 4,100 4,800 4,500 4,410 3,900 4,9.00 4,950 4,600 4,750 4,950 4,200 4,600 4,000 4,200 W 5,800 5,460 4,000 5,080 4,700 5,250 4,700 5,800 3,800 4,200 4,600 3,900 5,810 4,380 4,600 4,000 4,100 5,300 3,900 4,600 4,100 5,560 4,300 4,600 • 3,800 4,100
Harding Junior-Senior High
Ila Zoe Bieke11 Charles E. Byler Sam G. Clifton ’ Virginia L. Cooley. Josephine M. Diehn Marlene Dooley Charlotte K. Eaker Edward Fortenberry Patty Givens Munnie Good Dorothy Graham Irma Graham Ray A. Gudenburr Marceleete Higby Edith Jacobs Allece Locke Bill J. McDaniel Don McDonald Florence McMullen Marjorie Miller Wesley Moore Juanita I. Morey Buena V. Morrison Herberta Newton Leonard Ogle Nan H. Peyton
55050 3,800 5,660 5,150 5,050 4,000 5,000 4,900 3,800 4,600 5,050 4,700 4,100 4,4oo 5,800 5,250 4,700 4,900 5,800 5,550 3,800 5,050 5,800 5,000 4,800 5,960
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
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Harding Junior-Senior^fligh - Cont'd Jerry Potter John Reed Mildred Robbins Byron Roberts Ruby L. Robinson E. G. Rotzinger Sandra L. Sacher Maurine Sayre Brown Scott Chloe T. Shinn Audrey Shirley James E. Shull' Imogene Starkey Carrie Starks Edward Stephenson Marye Stevens Mary H. Stewart Frank A. Swanson Richard Thompson Martha V. Truax Margaret F. Wade Helen West Flora K. Wild Clarice B. Wiser
$5,750 11,200 5,4oo 5,14-00 5,750 5,650 3,800 5,250 11,200 5,810 5,28o 11,200 11,000 5,600 11,900 k, 600 5,1150 5,800 11,950 5,650 U, 600 5,800 5,600 5,350
Jno. Marshall Junior-Senior High
Margaret Atchison Francis Baxter Edward L. Berry Marcella Blevins Sizemore Bowlan James E. Carter Fern Collier Arch E. Courtney Samuel H. Crowder Virginia M. Davis Willie M. Davison Mary Demand Marian Dierdorff Kenneth D. Edmond Joenita Elijah Della B. Fagin Joe M. Farmer Joe Figg Geraldine Gesell M. Keith Gilmore Lorene Haggard Leonard T. Hanstein Foster Harrington Ruth J. Hughes Irene I. Imbler Ella B. Jackson Lewis F. James Bess Jennings Bessie L. Kelly Elsie Kuklenski Toney Lackey Helen Lloyd Mary W. Lockwood Marybell Luper Rilla Lydick Lee M. Marsh Lyda Marshall Joan Mayer Opal S. McDermitt Bemiece Miller George Miller Virgil Milliron Richard. J. Mitchell George J. Mulcahy Zelma 0. Oliver Kathleen Osborne Frances G. Peters Bennie L. Ratzlaff Nann Roark
5,600 11,100 5,760 4,500 7,110 11,500 5,800 5,600 11,950 4,750 5,000 11,000 6,180 11,300 ii,6oo 11,600 11,500 11,1100 11,200 5,000 4,935 11,900 5,850 3,800 11,100 3,900 11,600 5,800 11,700 3,800 ii,8oo li,li8o 5,700 11,300 5,800 11,200 5,500 5,600 3,800 11,725 5,100 11,800 3,800 11,300 5,800 5,360 6,160 3,800 5,800
H. Oliver Roberts Vince Robison Harriet Rosenthal Robert R. Sipe Elizabeth G. Smith James M. Sparks Joe Spurlock Ethel Vandenburgh Le Roy Ward Cecil R. West T. Bums Westman Mart Woods Martha G. Woodson
$11-,800 5,300 3,800 4,500 5,600 4,600 Moo 4,600 5,680 5,400 Moo 5,150 4,200
Northeast Junior-Senior High
' Carol Alexander Grace Beck Reba I. Biles Zaida Carter Dorothy A. Clay Johnny Cunningham Mollie Davidson Henry Etta Ellis Jean H. Finnell Zazelle Gifford Gladys Gillette R. M. Gordon Havenstrite, W. Josephine Humble Vernon H. Isom Tom Kams Richard A.. Krueger William G. Lower Martha Malone Vivia Mattox Louis McMillan Harold D. Merideth Lois Miller Pauline Nielson John B. Nutt Maude Pittman Shirley Posey Delton J. Potts Ethel Shelden Elna Smith Wayne Smith Dorothy Snedaker Robert D. Stalnaker Harry F. Taylor Marjorie Terry Ethel B. Thompson Martha F. White Nat Foster White Nadine Wilson Clarence Yoesting
Moo 5,250 3,800 5,600 6,180 ip,900 5,300 5,680 4,980 5,800 5,800 5,050 5,000 3,950 Moo 5,000 6,580 4,400 4,600 5,350 5,200 5,700 4,300 4,750' 5,600 5,600 3,800 4,800 4,400 5,800 4,400 5,800 4,700 4,600 5,400 5,480 5,000 4,900 5,300 5,380
Southeast Junior-Senior High
Marjorie Allen Eva M. Baker Mary Bayz Robert L. Berry Mary E. Burdette Lora Lee Camp Hazel Carson Wynema Caswell Juanita Cates Dean Choate Hazel F. Cox Isabelle J. Cox Doyle H. Crews Eugene Dipboye L. B. Dolan Mary N. Eckstein Edward J. Faubel
5,150 5,250 4,600 5,18o 5,200 4,500 5,150 4,400 6,010 6,050 4,900 5,040 4,950 5,100 5,800 5,350 4,800
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Anita Gill Edwin W. Goodwin Bertie A. Hawthorn Steven Holland Fred Holloway Jim Clifford Anna Kellog Paul Laucus Bill Leikam M. Jayne Markeret Grace Moore Dale Mullins (part-time) Janice D. Nelson Mary Nokes Helen I. Phillips Lorrine E. Pitts James Powell Patsy Reynolds ’ Jean H. Robbins George A. Ryan Marvin Shields Imogene Smith Travis R. Smith Franklin Snyder Elizabeth Staley Bob Taylor Loree White Inez Windes Betty J. Winters
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Capitol Hill Senior High - Cont'd
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Charles Murdock Albert C. Ossenkop Floyd Peak Myrtle C. Phinney Jesse L. Pigg Peggy Pitt John Pryor Reba Ruster William B. Ryder Della A. Schooling Mary A. Selken Ludvik J. Semrod Gladys A. Sinclair Hazel Smiley Blanche Smith C. B. Speegle Janet Spencer Elton J. Stockton Ollie B. Stone Hettye R. Summers Loyce J. Willett Orvin Williamson Jack Witt
$5,000 5,000 4,4-00 5,580 4,000 4,600 5,700 5,145 5,200 5,760 5,800 4,800 3,800 4,305 5,450 5,950 M50 5,600 5,600 5,200 4,200 5,408 3,800
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5,150 5,600 5,180 5,550 3,800 5,100 4,500 4,800 5,500 5,800 5,650 4,950 4,200 5,700 1,900 5,650 6,000 6,250 4,100 5,800 5,500 5,400 4,300 M50 5,550 4,800 2,525 5,800 5,800 5,800 5,500 5,800 5,700 6,460
Northwest Classen High
Audrie Alberts Helen M. Bourke Lave ma S. Boyles Horace C. Brooks G. W. Brucher Alvin Bryan Geraldine Buzbee Ophelia Byars Virgil E. Caldwell J. H. Conger Ivy L. Copeland Lawrence E. Crouse Paul Crowe Clayton L. Davis Alma Doughty Nellie Ecton Stephen W. Ellis
5,350 5,600 5,650 5,780 6,560 4,800 5,800 5,650 4,750 5,300 5,150 4,600 5,100 5,350 5,180 4,6oo 3,800
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Clerical Employees - Cont'd
Evelyn Findly Ethel M. Gay Katherine Gibson Berniece Gordon Carol L. Greniger Charles A. Hale, Jr Jo A. Hendricks Bessie Henry Gerald B. Heusel Blanche Holland Retha Wave Hulet Rex Irwin Arthur A. Johnson Arthur C. Johnson Mary Lamb Lewis Hazel Livingston Leonard Marcotte Ramah Miller Madge Mills Winnie Murray Raymond T. Nichols Ola Mae Oakes Sidney M. Ohmart Kathleen B. Owen John M. Paden Mabel Park Dorothy 0. Peale Ollie R. Pitts John C. Platt Betty Richard Shirley Riddle Nevva I. Sartin Gladys Shepard Carroll Smelser Charlotte A. Smith Raymond N. Smith Lucile R. Spann R. I. St. Dizier Doris N. Taylor Lucile E. Taylor Margaret Thompson Maxine Tyler Don Van Pool H. Von Tungeln . Ruth Warram Mary E. Wedding Duane Weinert; Beth West Ann E. Whitehead Helen Willingham Arthur Wilmoth
l+,900 3,900
CLERICAL EMPLOYEES Opal Hager Cooper Inez Minnie Dallas Inez Songer Sybil B. Argo Betty J. Burroughs Christine Cavener Emma George Marie A. Kitson Chanda M. Moore B. Janice Roblyer Dorothy M. Smith James H. Cary Betty J. Cooper Lola M. Copeland Nancy J. Durham Myrtle N. Houk Barbara Patterson Melba C. Pendleton Margaret Bennett Travis Gil Booth Betty Jean Cook Zeta M. Cowan
3,5^0 3,300 3A8O 3,000 l+,220 2,820 2,760 2,760 2,280 2,1+60 2,580 2,61+0 1,805 2,1+60 2,220 2,580 3,000 2,820 3,21+0 2,520 3,120 3,000
Gertrude Fuqua $3,1+20 2,580 Margaret G. Gardner 2,580 Beulah D. McCall Lois McClendon 2,580 J. Yvonne Robinson 2,91+0 3,000 Eloise M. Rogers 3,5^0 Dellora West 3,1+20 Toy Fay Anderson Lynn C. Dunn 2,1+00 2,760 Betty J. Lawrence 2,880 Arvilla Jean Luper 3,81+0 Fae B. McCluskey 3,360 Ermarie Mooney 2,760 Sylvia R. Peck i+,i+oo Joe V. Russell Wilna B. Taylor 2,820 2,1+00 Jo N. Carmichael Opal Chaffin 2,880 3,000 Anna Louise Frogge 2,61+0 Virginia Dean Henry Betty Jean Miracle 2,820 Ida P. Penequine 2,1+00 2,820 Gearldine Prater ST 3,5^0 Yolonda M. Smith 3,060 Edna L. Wilson 3,21+0 Nola Faye Lawson Betty G. Tinnemeyer 2,760 2,1+00 Donald Snow Larry McKinney per hour 1.25 1.00 Robert D. McWhirter per hour Ralph Thornton part-time 1.300 Lois Chesnut 2,91+0 2,280 Mildred Floyd 3,920 Willis R. Randolph Marsha Lee Squyres 2,1+60 2,760 Willee B. Palmer 2,880 Forrest B. Smith 3.300 Jess W. Stow Mava Faulkner 2,520 Carrie Lee Snipes 3,060 Julia A. Tillman ; part-time 1,020 2,820 Dorothy L. Yoachum (9i+ mos.) 2,050 Eloise Keffer (9J mos.) 2,01+2 Lola M. Beaty 2,01+2 Nannina B. Wright (9J mos.) Mona Benson (9s mos.) 950 (9J mos.) Dorothy E. White 1,852 Betty J. Richardson 3,000 Madeline Ellsworth (9^- mos.) 1,805 1,5^0 Billie F. Henderson (10 mos.) 2,01+2 (9i mos.) Leora C. Holcomb Jary Lockwood 1,1+90 (10 mos.) do mos.) Helen White 1,1+90 (9| mos.) Thelma L. Stewart 1,995 2,01+2 Gladys Porter mos.) 2,01+2 (9f mos.) Lola B. Siler mos. ) 1,5^0 Anita Bruce (10 (10 mos.) 1,1+90 Mary Carmichael Carrie A. Cates mos .) 1,1+90 (10 Ruth Howland (10 mos.) 1,1+90 Hazel J. Ledbetter (9| mos.) 1,399 1,900 Lorene L. Rainwater (9J mos.) Jessie L. Johnson (9| mos.) 973 (9| mos.) Mary Alice Brown 1,757 (9J mos) C. G. Anderson 1,995 2,01+2 Menttory L. Nichols (91 mos.) 2,050 Odette Scobey (10 mos.) (9| mos.) 1,900 Noris E. Jordan 9> mos.) Ruby C. McCauley 2,0U2 (9| mos.) 2,01+2 Hazel Tacy Holmes Helen P. Willis (91 mos.) 973 Lillie Eavenson 1,51+0 (10 mos.) (91 mos.) Agnes Hunter 1,852 L. Eileen Roberts 1,1+90) (10 mos.) (91 mos.) 1,900 Audrey Russom Hazel Dozier (91 mos.) 1,757 (91 mos.) Elemer G. Shouse 950
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$0,902 Dorothy B. Hamilton (12 mos. )$2,760 2,100 (10 mos. ) 2,250 Doris K. Taylor 2,042 (10 mos. ) 2,250 Nancy Treichler (12 mos. ) 2,71+0 2,042 Lois M. Burnett (12 mos. ) 4,160 1,1+90 Blaine Elder 2,9to (12 mos. ) 3,760 William B. Elkins 1,995 2,042 RESEARCH OFFICE 1,900 1+,000 2,01+2 Harry D. Billen 0,926 6,300 William J. Jenkins 2,042 Adm. Salaries) (See previously in 2,042 2,042 0,878 Engineer's Office 2,01+2 6,100 Mark W. Cullen 1,757 1,021 5,900 Grant K. Landon 5,900 Ruhl J. Potts 1,995 5,900 Kenneth H. Smith 1,947 5,600 1,852 Lavoy Melvin Stone 3,600 1,900 Ernst Boot 5, too Wayne Hancock 0,950 2,o42 4,500 Frank Mudrak 2,042. 5,300 Glenn W. Todd 5,200 1,021 Kenneth Turnipseed 5,700 2,042 William E. Daniels 5,500 2,01+2 Homer C. Deal 5,300 George H. Payne, Jr. 0,997 0,878 3,240 Maintenance Department 2,01+2 2,01+2 3,900 Henry T. Silk 1,852 3,100 Eddie Autaubo 2,01+2 2,900 Claude G. Bruner 3,100 Louis W. Clemons 1,950 2,250 3,862 Carl Coleman 2,250 2,800 William A. Conde 2,880 John R. Davis 3,500 2,1+00 3,100 Clint 0. Glass 3, too 2,150 Shadie Lee Greer 2,250 2,900 Richard Harrell, Jr. 3,200 2,200 George R. Harrison 3,200 2,350 John C. Hiner 1.25 1,800 per hr. Ray J. Hood 2,100 4,200 Vernon S. Jones 3,000 3, too Lewis G. Miller 3,100 2,350 Raymond Quinton 3,000 3,100 Doy R. Seaton 3,500 2,350 Floyd 0. Smith 2,250 James A. Songer 4,976 3,000 3,200 Howard Unsell 2,700 3, too Drew Walker 2,91+0 3,800 Clarence E. Wingate 2,760 3, too Henry H. Bond 2,580 3,100 James R. Byrus 3,500 Dwight M. Francisco 2,350 3,000 2,600 Neal Haney 3,000 2,200 Ernest B. Hardin 3,300 Hugh L. Harrelson 2,150 2,600 3,000 Billy R. Hart 3, too William Ray Mobley 2,350 3,200 Walter Robinson 2,150 2,880 3,100 James B. Tuttle 2,1+00 1.25 per hr. James H. Adams 2,61+0 . John C. Alexander per hr. 1.25 2,200 Joseph G. Apostal (Summer only) 1.25 per hr. 2,350 Bill Agee 1.25 2,580 Floyd M. Alexander per hr. 3,000 3,100 Raymond C. Anderson 2,1+60 3,700 Wm. M. Anderson 4,4oo 2,580 Albert E. Ashbrener 3,100 Clifford Ti Austin 2,350 l+,000 2,760 Clarence A. Ballard 4,100 2,880 Cecil E. Barfield 4,ioo 2,300 Osward Batson 2,700 per hr. 1.50 Billy B. Beck Herman F. Miller 3,300
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Maintenance Department**- Cont'd Beller D. Haskell Jimmie B. Birdwell Monte R. Bodine Henry Lee Boyett Harold Bray Ralph T. Burnett George W. Burroughs Robert A. Calhoun William T. Carr John B. Cassady, Jr. A. D. Chandler Clinton T. Chandler George M. Clark Parry Pann Clark Boyd B. Clayton Eugene C. Coffman Wm. M. Coffman Larry Coldiron, Jr. Arley Dee Collins Fred Collins Clayton L. Daniel Hubert 0. Daniel John W. Daniel Christa Roy Davis John Thomas Davis Orie Davis Lonie A. Dean Will Rogers Dean -Lewis Allen'De rm’id Homer Deviney John Lloyd Dilbeck Loyd Eastep Dewey Edward Eaton Vernon Bert Eaton David Ek Jimmie Neal Ennis Eugene Farmer Lawrence Flanigan Samuel 0. Furr John A. Glenn Carlos Gloria Ross E. Golightly General L. Grant Kermit S. Greear Reo Ray Hains Frank Hamilton Elijah M. Hammon Wm. M. Hanley Terry R. Hendrix Jno. E. Hobgood George W. House Wm. T. Houser G. E. Howell James Doyal Howell Clarence W. Hunter Henry Irton Hurt Mila W. Jackson Joe Jones Dennis Lowell Keith Eugene King Melvin Kornegay Gale P. Lewis Eugene W. Long Kethel L. Looney Stanley R. Lounds Odis Lynch Otis T. Lynch Ovil L. Lynch Richard E. Mann Elmore C. Marshall Leon J. Martin Lonnie Maxwell Paul McCracken Chastain McCurtain Marlin McGee M. Wayne McKittrick
per hr.
$3,600 3,300 3,600 3,700 1.25 4,100 4,200 3,500 4,4oo 4,500 4,ioo 4,500 4.300 3,200
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3,400 5,100 5,000 3.300 3,800 4,100 4,160 4,000 3,500 2,661 4,900 3,100 1.25 5,600 1.50 4,000 3,400 4,300 3,700 3,500 3,700 3,800 4,200 3,600 3,576 1.25 4,300 4,100 4,300 1.65 4,000 3,900 2,320 3,400 1.50 1.50 2,900 4,4oo 3,900 2.00 4,400 3,200 3,600 5,990 5,900 4,300 3,900 3,600 3,100 4,300 5,500 4,100 3,700 5,143 2,800 4,000 3,400 1.25 2,900 4,300 3,755
Woodrow W. McMahon Bill Grady Miller John Hvert Miller Kenneth R. Miller Cecil D. Millsaps Tommy Niblett Charles Leon Noak Wm. G. O'Neal Clyde R. Overturff Jasper L. Painter Wm. L. Painter Carl David Parsons Homer E. Passmore Charles A. Pope Elzie Davis Qualls Linnis J. Raines Toney Rains Paul C. Rattan Ben Reynolds Don G. Roach Chester E. Sexton Billy G. Shelton David Shelton James M. Sloan Willis Vernon Smith James Sam Sparks Robert H. Spencer Harold J. Stewart Joe Stewart Ray A. Teehee Adam Thompson Donald Dean Trull George W. Turner Alfred B. Vicknair W. T. Wattenbarger J. Alfred Webster Thomas R. Whitaker George A. Williams Wm. A. Williams Herman H. Wilson Richard J. Witcher John B. Yost Wesley J. Zaloudik Lewis R. Allspaugh Jose M. Arias Warren Burroughs Wm. B. Casteel James W. Colwell Louis Deplois Vernon L. Hartman Clarence W. Hickey Wm. L. Johnston Wm. H. Loftin Ernest E. Moentnish John W. Morton Reuel E. Mullenix James R. Newman Estel Pendergrass John F. Spitler Wm. E. Wood Stanford G. Allen Bobby L. Allen Max Bell, Jr. Roy Holloway T. D. Hornbeck Bruce J. Ruster Johnnie McNeal William R. Turner
per hr
$3,000 4,000 4,6oo 3,000 3,300 4,000 3,100 4,6o8 4,500 3,900 4,000
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per hr. per hr. per hr. per hW per hr.
per hr. per hr.
1-50 1.75! 1.351 4,200 j 1.251 1.3$ 3,100 1 4,200 ! 3,400 j 4,600 . i 1.251 3,100 | l.OOj 3,6oo 1 3.700
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6.700 4,100 2,800 4,200 7,000 1. 4,500 4,200 2,900 2,900 3,600 2,900 3,500 4,100 3,300 3,500 3,600 4,000 4,200 3,600 3,500 3,500 3,300 3,100 3,100 1. 3,200 4,400 4,300 7,344 1., 3,600 3,900
Broadcasting Center
June B. Clemons Richard C. Corner John Gordon Don Medford Don Noll Ted M. Payne Donald Pinsker Joseph H. Taft Fred Jones John Olson
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Name Leona Abernathy Symiria Adair Jessie M. Allen Eunice M. Allison May Ames Methal Ard Augusta Armstrong Ethyl M. Arnett Bonnie J. Arnold Irene Ashworth Haydie Austin Wathia M. Austin Lavada Ayres Vivian M. Badgett Beulah Bagley Juanita Baker Alvema B. Baldwin Olive Hazel Barham Frances Mary Barker Addie Bates Ethel Bates Edwina Batson Ella J. Beam Christene Beatty Thelma A. Beatty Roma Beauchamp Do Hie Beckerdite Mary E. Beleele Fem Bennett Goldie Bennett Iva A. Bentley Louise T. Berlin Beulah M. Berry Josephine Best Mabie I. Best Roberta Bible Alice M. Bigham Anna F. Bird Maggie T. Blackbum Lucille Blanchett Gioia Blankenship Pearl Blankenship Opal Blanche Bond Goldie B. Booth Goldean M. Booth Dorothy Boren Florence M. Bowen Ona E. Bowers Leona Bowles Geneva Boyd Lavica Boyd Florence Boynton L. Pearl Bradshaw Zelda Blanigan (Retired) Donna L. Breeden Flora Brewer Jessie L. Brewer Oza Sue Brinkley Margaret Brettain Rosa M. Brittain Anna H. Brown Dorothy Brown Effie F. Brown Elsie Brown Ruby M. Brown Goldie Brummett Katherine Bryant Nettie B. Bucklew Mary Bumgardner Stellar Burchfiel Fem B. Burdick Elizabeth Burleson Addie M. Burrow Earline Bush
Assignment Garfield Central Lincoln Mayfair Jackson Fillmore Lee Harding Jackson Davis Dunbar Northwest Adm. Office Creston Hills Central Capitl. Hill Sr. Edison Marshall Grant Jr.-Sr. High University Hts. Truman Edwards Northeast Edwards Creston Hills Rancho Village Central Northwest Wilson Taft Burbank W• Nichols Hills Classen Taft Northeast Arthur Southeast Jackson Rancho Village Marshall Rockwood Heronville Jackson Northwest Johnson Classen Prairie Queen Riverside Linwood Jackson Stand Watie Bryan Coolidge GrantJJr.-Sr. High Lafayette Hawthorne Jackson Marshall Capitol Hill Jr. Capital Hill Sr. Marshall Grant Jr.-Sr. High Garfield Harrison Edwards Sheilds Hts. Culbertson Cooli^dge Adm. Cafeteria Willard Jackson Taft Nichols Hills Central
Sala r i e s i Hourly Semi-Monthly $0.85
$135-00
O.85 O.85 0.80
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Artie E. Butler Gladys Caesar Thelma L. Cain Nettie Caldwell Peggy I. Campbell Willie G. Campbell Anna M. Canada Mary Canary Octa Cannon Susie Cannon Helen L. Carnes Ophelia Carter Mae Cary Lorene Casey Agnes Cates Dorothy Catlege Freddie Cavnar Vesta Chase Osie Chester Mabel E. Clayton Blanche E. Clesson Chloe Clifton Bertha Cobb Zelma L. Cobb Alice B. Coffey Dicy Jewel Coffey Nora M. Collinsworth Willie Colmer Kathryn Colville Lillie Colwell Eva Conn Dolly N. Conner Edith Coonfield Della Coulter Elva Cowan Juanita J. Cowan Ruby Cox Beatrice Craig Nellie Crow Junie D. Crowell Josey Cryer Mary E. Cummings Des Curtis Margaret Curtis Marie Daniels Jessye L. Darst Geneva R. Davidson Blanche J. Davis Bobbie Davis Helen Davis Mildred Davis Allie L. Davis Verna Davis Pauline Dawes Kathleen Day Faye P. Dean Bernice Deeds Elizabeth DePriest Milford Dever Mary Dick Helen W. Dillingham Mary A. Dirksen Ella P. Dobson Lucy J. Dorsey Ruth Dorsey Lola Doyle Esta Draper Betty A. Drew Flonnie Driscoll Madeline L. Driver Emma Duncan Mildred Easlon Vertie East Inez Edwards Iris Edwards Mary Eldredge
Northwest Adm. Office Southeast Buchanan Adm. Office Capitol Hill Sr. Madison Davis Linwood Rancho Village Classen Edwards Longfellow Central Grant Jr.-Sr. Grant Jr.-Sr. Adams Culbertson Shields Hts. Jackson Capital Hill Jr. Marshall Hawthorne Capitol Hill Sr. Capitol Hill Sr. Lafayette Linwood Lee Adm. Office Capitol Hill Jr. Southeast Jackson Emerson Northwest Washington Nichols Hills Central Capitol Hill Sr. Harrison Eugene Field Southeast Grant Jr.-Sr. Edgemere Monroe Garden Oaks Northwest Jackson Douglass Truman Dewey Johnson Monroe Wheeler Carey Arthur Southeast Jackson Adm. Office Adm. Office Putnam Hts. Taft Central Tyler Mayfair Harding Cleveland Marshall Rancho Pierce Capitol Hill Sr. Taft Madison Taft Wheeler Northeast Lee
Salaries | Hourly Semi-monthly J $0.85
O.75 0.75 . O.85 0.80 0.75 0.75 O.85 O.85 O.85 0.75 1.00 0.95 0.75 0,75 0.85 O.85 O.85 1.00 0.75 s? 0.75 ■ 0.95 0.75 0.85
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0.75 0.75 0.95
0.75 0.90 0.75 0.80 0.85
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A. Leota Ellis Mary H. Ellsworth Frankie H. Elzo Hertha Emde Flossie Emo • 1! Opal L. Eskew Grace Estep Iris Eubanks Gertrude /Evans Mildred C. Evans Esther R. Fain Berdie B. Faires i Gene/al Faulkner Velma Fergason Bettina Ferguson Gladys Ferguson Grace L. Ferguson Ona I. Ferrell Florence E. Fields Edna Fike Imogene Findley Florene Fisher 8 Ora N. Fleming Grace Fletcher Ruth Ford Faye Foreman Neaumatta Fountain Trula Francen Wilma Francis Alice Fulton Arrah Fulton Ruby M. Fumiko Marie Gain ■ Jim Gamer Ethyl Garrett Rachel D. Garrette Zelma Garrison Genevieve Gatton Esther Gentry Audie George Martha Gibson Betty Giddens Trella M. Glass Lola. May Glenn Leberta Glover Dena E. Golightly Eileen Goodrich Betty J. Gordon Ollie B. Gothard Winnie L. Graham Edna Gravitt Hattie Jane Green Minnie Green Alta Gregory Alta M. Griggs Thelma Grissam Marcella Guthrie Dolly Hackney Beatrice Hager Patricia Haggard Veryle Haggard Pearl Hagler Lorene J. Hall Ruth L. Hall Pearl K. Holsey Audrey D. Hamby Margaret Hamilton Rebecca Hamilton Ruth Hamilton Clara M. Hamman Leona E. Hammer Pauline Hammer Est'ella Mae Hansen Winona Harcastle Opal Harrell Susie R. Harrell
Assignment Edgemere Buchanan Southeast Willard Wilson Jackson Capitol Hill Sr. Northeast Jackson Classen Linwood Polk Jackson Grant Jr.-Sr. Kaiser Webster Shields Hts. Taft Northwest Heronville Arthur Mark Twain Davis COlumbus Southeast Orchard Park Lafayette Hawthorne W. Nichols Hills Kaiser Washington Classen Classen Northwest Mark Twain Shields Hts. Lincoln Capitol Hill Sr. Adm. Office Eugene Field Hawthorne Grant Jr.-Sr. Gatewood Buchanan Creston Hills Grant Jr.-Sr. Cleveland Grant Jr.-Sr. Adams Gatewood Capitol Hill Sr. Southeast Columbus Columbus Capitol Hill Jr. Adm. Cafeteria Page Britton Adm. Cafeteria Classen Southeast Marshall Central Buchanan Buchanan Belle Isle Kaiser Fillmore Willard Taft Marshall Marshall Taylor Marshall Wheeler Capitol Hill Sr.
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$0.80 0.80 0.80 O.85 0.95 0.75 0.75 0.95 1.00 O.85 0.80 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.95 0.90 0.75 0.80 0.75 0.75 0.75 >T 0.75
0.75 0.80 0.75 0.75 0.85 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 O.85 0.80 O.85 0.90 0.75 0.75 0.80 O.85 O.85 O.85 0.80 0.80 0.75 O.85 0.75 0.95 0.75 0.80 0.85 0.80 0.85
0.85 0.75 0.85 0.75 0.75 0.80 O.85 O.85 0.75 O.85 0.75 O.85
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CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE - feONT'D Name
l Alta Harris Betty Harris I Hazle L. Harvell I Mae Harvey Mahlon J. Harville Beulah Hazlip Waunita Heatherly Mary He i deb re ch Reada Hendrickson Stella B. Henslee Thelma B. Henslee Dolly Hicks Dorothy Hill Arlie Hinshaw Minerva Hirst Pauline Hoard Ruth Hodge Jeannette Hodge Olive M. Holaday Viola Holland Alice L. Holliday Ethel C. Hollmann Florena L. Holsey Mina M. Hoover Amye Hornbeek Thelma M. Horne Wilma C. Houser Ella Hovis Louise Howell Clorene Hubbard Billie L. Hunter Orena Hunter Norma Husk Theresa Immehschuh Gloria Jackson Mamie P. Jackson Dene R. Jacobs Lillian Jahn Bernice James Ruby James Rosie Jenkins Hazel Johns Birdie Johnson Ethel M. Johnson Hazel Johnson Ruby J. Johnson Vivian A. Johnson Blanche Jones Marazepher Jones May Jordan Ola Karcher Jessie Kams Katherine Kelley Zula Kelly Thelma I. Ketchum Nora Keyes Irene E. Killgore Edna Kimbley Ida King Louise C. King Freda Kingstone Betty Kirby Polly Kirkpatrick Goldie Knight Marie Koester Rose Langley Rosalind LaPointe D. Marie Lawson Gwendolen L. Lee Mary Lee Edna C. Leonard Edith D. Leverich Violet L. Lewis Wm. 0. Lewis Hazel A. Linder Marjorie Livermon
Sal ar i e s Hourly Semi-monthly
Assignment Southeast Garfield Southeast Capitol Hill Sr. Adm. Office Central Belle Isle Marshall Capitol Hill Sr. Northeast Capitol Hill Jr. Ridgeview Fillmore Central Harding Douglass Dunbar Columbus Adams Taft Coolidge Horace Mann Jackson Grant Elementary Harmony Capitol Hill Sr. Garfield Shidler Adm. Office Classen Jackson Capitol Hill Sr. Arthur Marshall Douglass Mark Twain Marshall Culbertson Burbank Southeast Central Heronville Westwood Webster Page Creston Hills Capitol Hill Sr. Kaiser Truman Rockwood Grant Jr.-Sr. Sequoyah Grant Jr.-Sr. Foster Northeast Page Valley Brook Marshall Lee Garden Oaks Northeast Taylor Webster Van Buren Lee Lee Hawthorne Mark Twain Classen Grant Jr.-Sr. Rancho Capitol Hill Jr. Dewey Adm. Office Northwest Adm. Office
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Assignment
Ruth Livingston Adeline M. Lockhart Florence Lord Maggie Lyon Ruth Maloy Stella Manek Ruby Manners Helen Manning Alberta Manuel Amelia Mariman Frances M. Marrs Winnie Marshall (Retired) Emma L. Martin Amy R. Martindale Beulah Martinez Cora Mathis Dalma Matthews Mary M. Matthews Edith Mayfield Edna Mayfield Belle McAtee Lillian McCallister Loretta McClain Helen 0. McClung Novel Mae McClung Daisy McCollom Lillie E. McCollom Verna L. McComack Imogene McDaniel Jewell McDaniel Elizabeth McDonald Kathryn McGeehon Lucy McHan Jewel McMeans' Ollie McMillin Mildred Medley Noma T. Meredith Edna May Meyers Reba M. Mikles Ethel Miller Goldie H. Miller Illah Miller Susie C. Miller Ivis Mooney Hazel Moore Thelma Moran Lillian Morgan Margie. Morgan Lonnie L. -Mouser Aline Muegge Juanita Murdock Otha Murphy Lillie Mae Murray G. Loreta Myers Freda Nance Lona W. Newman Bertie Nichols Edith Nunn Sallie O’Haver Mae Olin Beverly Oliver Helen E. Osborn Lena Pearl Osborn Bessie Overstreet Jessie Owens Mabel Owens Toy Owens Ruby Parks Louise D. Parsons Josephine Patterson Billie Ruth Pauldin Myrtle M. Pearson Eva V. Pederson Viola Z. Pennington Nadine Phelps
Van Buren Monroe Buchanan Harding Fillmore Westwood Classen Central Valley Brook Willard Capitol Hill Jr. Taft Northwest Madison Southeast Harding Northeast Classen Lincoln Coolidge Taft Riverside Truman Taft Taft Britton Capitol Hill Jr. Capitol Hill Jr. Coolidge Capitol Hill Jr. Cleveland Lee Classen Grant Jr.-Sr. Wheeler Fillmore Pierce Edgemre W. Nichols Hills Adm. Cafeteria Am. Office Belle Isle Central Classen Carey Marshall Harding Southeast Ridgeview Bryan Classen Eugene Field Harding Monroe Pierce Grant Jr. -Sr. Harding Jackson Walnut Grove Shields Hts. Classen Kaiser Southeast Horace Mann Capitol Hill Jr. Willard Northwest Gatewood Northwest Sequoyah Walnut Grove Prairie Queen Putnam Hts. Capitol Hill Sr. Arthur
Salaries Hourly Semi-monthly 85.OO
0.90 0.75 1.00 0.90 0.90 O.85 0.80 0.75 0.85 O.85 1.00 0.75 0.85 0.95 0.75 0.75 0.85 0.75 1.00 0.85 0.75 0.80 0.80 0.85 1.00 0.75 0.85 0.80 0.85 0.95 1.00 0.85 0.75 0.80 0.85 0.80 0.85
' 0.75 0.85 0.90 0.75 0.75 0.95 0.80 0.85 0.80
0.80 0.85 0.85 0.95 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.90 0.95 0.85 0.75 0.85 0.85
0.80 0.80 0.75 0.85 1.00 0.80
105.00 s? 95.00
19U.17
90.00 90.00
105.00 85.00
90.00 90.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #160-Cont'd
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE SAURIES - CONT'D Name
Assignment
Helen Phillips Doris L. Pierce Effie Pierce Lola Mae Pierce Corene Pointer Laura Bell Ponsor Lillie Porter Susie Maye Porter Tennie Porter Mabie E. Potts Emily Price Goldie Price Katharine Pri<ce Barbara Rains Emogene Ramirez Betty Ramsey Charliene Ray Lois Ray Mary V. Ray Loveta Reece Pearl Reeder Olga Reinke Ola Reynolds Dora Rhoades Lou A. Rhodes Leatress B. Ricks Jewell Ridley Vera Riedel Stellamae Riedesel Stacy Ritchey Nora Roach Lottie Robards Hazel Roberson Galena A. Roberts Lois I. Roberts Myrtle Roberts Eva Robinson Ova Robinson Velma Roe Nellie Rollins Ella A. Rose Ovie Rouse Lou Annie Rowe Lula G. Russell Tina Sager Nellie Sage Eunice R. Salmon Elizabeth R. Sampson Charles W. Saner Ida Sauls Marjorie Scheidt Vera J. Schieck Anna Schuler Marjorie Scifres Doyle L. Scott Frances Scott Anna M. Seebeck Ida Seebeck Blanche M. Sharp Mabie Shepherd Myrtle Shield Thelma Shilling Juanita Shipman Mary 0. Shoopman Julia Shults Bernice Sims Nettie S. Slaten Polly A. Slaton Alene Smith Altha Smith Bertie Smith Edith Smith Florene Smith Mildred L. Smith Myrtle G. Smith
Central Capitol Hill Jr. Sequoyah Davis Douglass Classen Putnam Hts. Dewey Harding Capitol Hill Jr. Rockwood Lafayette Northwest Wheeler Coolidge Britton Douglass Northeast Polk Lafayette Wilson Mayfair Southeast Northeast Edgemere Rancho Cleveland Sequoyah Horace Mann Monroe Haimony Classen Classen Central Capitol Hill Jr. Cleveland Garden Oaks Fillmore Northwest Harding Grant Jr.-Sr. Taft Harmony Heronville Capitol Hill Sr. Monroe Jackson Capitol Hill Jr. Adm. Office Shields Hts. Grant Jr.-Sr. Buchanan Capitol Hill Jr. Horace Mann Ridgeview Stand Watie Northwest Northwest Harding Adams Buchanan Webster Lafayette Nichols Hills Culbertson Dewey Putnam Hts. Valley Brook Burbank Orchard Park Columbus Nichols Hills Van Buren Heronville Kaiser
Salaries Hourly Semi-monthly : 0.95 O.85 0.90 0,90 O.85
135.00
O.85 O.85 0.85 O.85 0.90 O.85
135.00
O.85 0.75' 0.75 . 0.85 0.75
85.00 95.00
0.85 0'775
ST
0.75 0.80 0.80
•
85.00
105.00
0.85 0.80 0.85 0.75 0.75 0.80 0.80 0.75 0.85 0.85 0.80 0.85 O.85 ’ 0.85 0.80 0.80 0.75 0.85 0.85 0.95
0.75 0.75 0.85
0.90 0.75 0.85 0.85 0.75
0.85 0.80 0.75 0.75 0.85 0.75 0.80 0.75 0.75 0.85 0.80 0.85 0.85
■
90.00
■
283.33 1U5.00
90.00 90.00 105.00
135.00 ■
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONTINUED
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE SAARIES - CONT'D
Name
Assignment
Olive B. Smith Ella Spacek Evelyn Sparks Flossie Speight Barbara J. Spells Alma Spurlock Jessie M. Stearman Anna Stephens Audie Stephenson Lina V. Stewart Rosa Lee Stillwell Bertha Stimson Blanche E. Stone Leva Stout Evelyn Streight Helen A. Stricklin Sylvia L. Strong Mary C. Stubbs Kay D. Stull Rose Sublett Mary Sullins Ollie M. Suttle Bonnie Sutton Lorena Swaffar Bessie Swearingin Florence Sweeney Hazel Swenson Dorothy Tackett Coetta Taylor Dora L. Taylor Juanita Taylor Melvin L. Taylor Myrtle Taylor Opal M. Tedford Eula C. Terrell Effie L. Thacker Alice Tharp Ida A. Thomas Lectra Thomas Maggie Thompson Ada Thornton Matilda E. Tilly Velma Tindell Reba Trebbe Grace Trowe Nancy Truman Clyde Turner Lillian Turner Ruth M. Tynes Carrie Underwood Jean Van Horn Annie Vannoy Vivian Van Ourek Esther Vickers Helen Vinyard Aline Voegele Willie Mae Voight Lavena E. Voss Floy Walker Alice Ward Anna L. Ward Juanita Ward Kathryn Ward Willie M. Ward Hubert L. Watt Edna A. Weaver Gladys Webb Kittie Webb Lorene Webb Gail Webster Nina Ruth Weed Marguerite Weesner Elsie M. Wehry Opal B. Wells
Capitol Hill Sr. Jackson Washington Nichols Hills Douglass Sequoyah Edgemere Dunbar Adm.- Office Wilson Hawthorne Rockwood Prairie Queen Marshall Harding Coolidge Linwood Central Dunbar Capitol Hill Jr. Nichols Hills Grant Jr.-Sr. Carey Prairie Queen Emerson Coolidge Heronville Classen Johnson Stand Watie Harding Adm. Office Harrison Taft Grant Jr.-Sr. Marshall Ridgeview Northwest Truman Dunbar Culbertson Northwest Pierce Harding Adams Southeast Adm. Office Marshall Capitol Hill Sr. University Hts. Fillmore Polk Taft Fillmore Northeast Dewey University Hts. Northwest Heronville Douglass Northeast Grant Jr-Sr. Grant Jr-Sr. Central Horace Mann Capitol Hill Sr. Foster Northeast Longfellow Buchanan Grant Jr.-Sr. Taft Foster Longfellow
Salaries Hourly Semi-monthly
O.85 O.85 0.75 O.85 0.75
0.75 0.75 O.85 O.85 O.85 1.00 1.00 0.80
O.85 0.85 0.75 O.85 0.75 0.75 0.85 0.90 0.85 0.75 0.75
0.90 O.85 0.85 0.80 1.10 0.80 0.75 0.75 0.85 0.75
0.75 0.75 0,95
O.85 O.85 O.85 0.80 0.75 0.75 O.85 0.90 0.75 0-95 0.75 0.75 O.85 0.75 0.75 O.85 0.95 0.90
O.85
105.00
95.00 173.3^
100.00 180.00
105.00
190.00 212.50 95.00
85.00 90.00
165.00 95.00
160.00
90.00
105.00 100.00
90.00
MEETING OF JULY 6,1959 - CONT'D
Cont'd
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE SMARIES - CONT'D Name
ASSIGNMENT
Vivian F. West Olive Wheelbarger Cleo Whitefield MaryE. Whitefield Virginia Whiting Doris Wick Ida M. Williams Luciell Williams Bessie Williamson Laverne Williamson Irma Wilson Leola Wilson Marybelle L. Winfrey Hazel Winston Mildred Witherspoon Clara Witten Eva Wood Alta Woodcock Laura M. Worley Emma E. Wozny Emma Wright Louise Wright Mabel M. Wright Martha A. Wright Mary Young Nettie'S. Young Ida B. Zachry Geneva Zeh
Central Harding Marshall Marshall Sheilds Hts. Madison Southeast Cleveland Douglass Northeast Southeast Van Buren Adm. Office Classen Classen Adm. Cafeteria Marshall Edison Truman Johnson Willard Jackson Grant Jr.-Sr. Adams Stand Watie Mayfair Capitol Hill Sr. Eugene Field
CUSTODIAL SALARIES AND ASSIGNMENTS, 1959-60 . Annual Salary Assignment Name CAPITOL HILL' SENIOR
Custodian Ass't Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman (Stadium) Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman ■Floorman . Floorman «T Watchman
Harry Willis Arthur Teague Harris C. Brantly James Brown Walter Williams Allen Dobbs Ronald Goode Lawrence L. Ferguson G. C. Preston J. L. Doughty William H. Parker Noel W. Akers Arvil Redden Evert Burleson Raymond Johnson Earl Hackett James Sutherlin Lawrence Ray Pickins
CENTRAL
Custodian Ass't. Custodian Fireman Fiberman .Floorman : Floorman .'Floorman Floorman -Floorman Floormgm . ..v ' Floor^nil Floorman |T Watchman
Clifford Howard William Kent Clifton Clemons Jerry McCutchen Audrey Nix Roy Lee Messer Robert M. Barnes Bill Burleson David Wilson John S. Akey George'Beaird Louis F. Kruger Paul Daniel
Assignment
Salaries Hourly Semi-monthly
0.95 0.85 0.75 0.95 0.75 0.75 O.85 0.75 . 0.75 0.75 0.80 0.75 O.85 0.85 O.85 Q."75
0.85 0.85 0.80 0.85 0.90 0.75 0.90 0.75 0.75
Name
. Custodian ■ •-?_ Fireman ; ! ^9- ■. 7 -A v , Floorman 4 v7 Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman ■ Floorman Floorman 3/4T Watchman & TV area Custodian of.TV area
125.00
85.OO ii
105.00
Annual Salary
William Rich J /3,94^'00 Dave Ireland ] ,3,040.00! 2', 620.00 Buddy Akby Gene R. Course 2,425.00 F. F. Smith 2,500.00 Godfrey Theis 2,260.00 J. T. McKay 2,440.00. Jack Deboard 02,320.00} Ray Walcher 1,740.00.' John Brewer 2,440.00 Sam Ridge , 2,920.00
NORTHWEST' Custodian Ivan Beeson 4,340.00 Ass't. Custodian R. J. Pennington 3,940.00 Floyd Smith .Fireman tj OI1I1 net!" V : 2,920.00. John Harvey Floorman Rudell H. Pettigrew 2,440.00 Floorman Elzie Terry. 1 2,320.00 Floorman Arvil Beaird ■c . ■ 2,620.00 4,340.0C Floorman C. W. Kellirov j2,320.0q 3,94o;ot Floorman Bernley WmbeSiww 12,440.00 3,040.,0C Floorman Samuel Philpot'^ 2,320.0Q 2,440..0C Floorman Tom H. Todd- .... 2,560.0C| 2,260.00 Floorman Otis L.. Owens t -A '*■ 2,320. od 2,320.0C • . Floorman 2,440.00 2,440 0C».’ Floorman Lloyd Huey : 2,500.00 2,3205)0-; Floorman Herman Forga' 2,560.60'; Floorman (Track) Samuel Bland Ruth E.,Riggle 2,560.0c Matron John C. Burroughs 2,320.0c Floorman 1,280.00 (James Ellis Floorman 2,440.00..-. Watchman Noah G-. Vance
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
r iR
K
| CUSTODIAL SALARIES - COW'D DOUGLASS
1
Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman - ’• Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman. Floorman Floorman (Stad.) Watchman Floorman 3/4T
i
Andy Dement Robert Young D. L. Pendleton Jeff Walton Arthur Anderson John Felton Murray Sullivan Ocie Stamps Q. T. Scruggs Taylor Johnson, Jr. Patton G. Cudjo Leonard A. McCarver •
i.
4,360.001 Custodian 3,040.00 i Fireman 2,440.Q01 2,620.00s Floorman v 2,440.00- Floorman 2,620.00! ■ Floorman 2,620.00 Floorman 2,620.00t■,Floorman , 2,500.00 i 2,560.00 2,500.00 ' j 2,440.00 j 2,440.00 JOHN MARSHALL 1,965*00)
B. A. Russom Lloyd K. Johnson Carl Permenter Elbern Wayne LaNoy Frank Ferrell. Roy R. Ruffin Johnny■ Hightower 7«
ii
MOON
Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floormah Floorman Floorman gT
"iffllgNISTRASS^BUIIDING1'
James Bailey ..James H. Johnson r <Edward E. Osborne Alvie Summers Cecil W. Edwards James W. Slaughter None
3,940.00 3,040.00 |2,620.00 2,620.0^ 2,56O.OO1 ■j2,620.00 JL, 310.00>.
1
Custpdiari Fireman/ Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman ■ Floorman Floorman Floorman&Laundry Floorman |T
John McDonald Olin Wanzer Will Springier Howard M. Potter W. 0. Garner Charles Johnson «,T Lee Darty Virgil Cox Andrew Ranson Cecil Doyle Wilburn L. Lackey
NORTHEAST CAPITOL HILL JR.
Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
Walter Francin 0. R. Andrews David Robertson Luther A. Edwards George R. Payne S. W. O’Donley A. W. McCoy
3: 3 2 2 2 2 2
A. J. Melvin Carrell Grissom T. S. Ewing Carrol H. Hutchins A. L. Immenshuch Henry Zumpfe James T. Moates Louis E. Payne Beryl Bickle None
4 3 2 ■2 2 2j 2j
HARDING Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman&Laundry Floorman gT
*
2; 1.
JACKSON
Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
Claude Hiner Marion Smith Ivan Walcher W. W. Woodward Don Foster John Gonzalez J. H. Williams
3, ■2j 2, 2, 2,
i
A. U. Skaggs Edward V. Birchfield Claude L. HoneyCutt Harold J. Kenney Charles C., Morrison Floyd Cottrell Chester C. Howard Ben W. Langley Robert Williams Cecil R. Punneo Demetris -Kirkpatrick !
4,240.00 3'040.00) 2,500.00 2,500.00) 2,620.00 2,500.00 .2,440.00 1,310.00 '' j
SOUTHEAST
Custodian ! Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman . Floorman Floorman 3/4T Floorman ^T
Ernie Plemons Otis J. Wall John Davee Austin Canary Thomas Pierce Donald Eden Bobby Joe Tipps None
3,940.00 2,800.00 2,620.00 ; 2,320.00’ 2,620.00 ■2,560.00 2'320.00 1,785.00 , 655.00
TAFT Custodian Fireman Floorman Flborman Floorman Floorman Floorman gT Custodian (Stad.)
Frank Reavis Raymond Tarter Wendell Cotton Leon Peery John Harrison Richard C. Henderson Robert E. Dye Alfred Hanley
) 4,040;00j 2,920.00 )2,620.00. '2'620.00 2,440.00 2,500.00 1'220.00 2,740.00
s
WEBSTER
GRANT Custodian Fireman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman&Laundry
Custodian T. F. BurnettFireman Dell Beeson Floorman Silas. Ogle Floorman A. C. Brasher Floorman Jerry Muse Floorman 'William R. Jones Floorman&WatchmanErvin Heinricks Floorman ^T None
3, ; 2, !2, i2, 2, 42, ’ 2, n2, 2, ' J |2X 41, ’. .
Custodian Fireman ■ Floorman Floorman Floorman Floorman
Noah Canary Troy Parker Elton Skaggs Olin A. Gardner Clyde Harrison None
’3,940.00 3,040.00) i 2,440.00 : 2^ • 00 2,440.00 2,620.00 i,
•1 ji
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Cont' d
CUSTODIAL SALARIES - COIN'D
ADAMS Custodian Floorman Floorman -|T
i i Albert C. Graham ; I 2,980.00 Willie W. Dicksori ’■ 2,320.00 Billy Lynch ■ 1,220.00
ARTHUR Custodian Floorman
i
Carrell W. Thomas]
2,740.00 2,620.00 i
BELLE ISLE Custodian BRITTON
Custodian Floorman
Lucian Choate •
2,980.00
j 3,600.00 Earl Atterbury Robert Covington ' V 2,320.00
Elmer Roberts
f j 3,040.00
John Harvey Paul Upton Calvin C. White
i!1 '
Custodian Floorman
E. M. Dean Thomas/Wm. Thompson: 1
George W. Fox
Robert Wright
■ -
■
■
! !
Custodian
u ; ; 2,280.00
1
;
■ '
I L
I )
I 3,220.00 S 1,160.00
Roy F. Nolan Bobby Culberson
Artery Osborne Archie Ellis Hence Love
:
J
]
13,700.00. 2,320.00 2,500.00
! 3,520.00 ■ 2,620.00 ) 11
Homer Upchurch Ben Hall
EDISON
2,190.00
3,660.00 ' 2,440.00
‘J&600.00
*3,100.00 ■ 557.00
Custodian S. Floorman ^T
Custodian Floorman
Joe Melton
EDWARDS
Custodian Floorman gT
Steve Carder ! 3,600.00 Wm. Hairm Johnson J 2*320.00
W. T. Brayton A. V. Stephenson
;■
EDGEMERE
Van Osborne Rastus Stewart
!
j 2,980.00
I
i
‘ ■:
;3,040.00 ! 1,190.00
EMERSON Custodian Floorman JT..
COLUMBUS Custodian Floorman
3,040.00 557.00
Walter Robinson James P. Nolan
CULBERTSON
Custodian Floorman Floorman
CLEVELAND
Custodian Floorman
Custodian S. Floorman ^T
DUNBAR
2,860.00 2,320.00 L 1,
CARVER/ Custodian 3/4T
CRESTON’HILLS
Custodian Floorman gT
: 3,040.00 ’ 2,320.00 1,830.00
Charles Butler Doyle Simpson
CAREY •
Custodian 3/4T
' | 2,860.00 i 0 to c i (Zf.0 »00
Henry Love Billy Bledsoe Hugo Evans
DEWEY
BURBANK,.
Custodian Floorman (Temp)
Custodian Floorman Floorman 3/riT
DAVIS
BUCHANAN
Custodian Floorman Floorman 3/4T
J
COOLIDGE.
1
BRYAN
Custodian
6
i ■■
5
!
Grant Ragains Louis F. Kruger
i 3,400.00 ; 1,280.00
Sam Teague Frank Murphy
'• ij I 3,320.00 1 1,310.00
EUGENE FIELDS ;
. 1 I
Custodian Floorman gT .
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
CUSTODIAL SALARIES - ^ONT'D
R. ^160-Cont'd
7 HORACE HANN FILLMORE
T. R. Ingle Harry Rogers Francis Smith
Custodian Floorman Floorman gT
2,920.00 2,320.00 i 1,220.00 . .
Flynn McDowell Homer McGarry
Custodian S. Floorman i~T
' 1 3,160.00'; '557.00 ■ i 1 1
FRANKLIN
Roy Clontz Charles Harrison
Custodian Floorman Floorman gT
C. Frank-'Haywood Claude Sherrill
GARFIELD
Charles Winton
Custodian
7
3,040.00 1,280.00
'
[ ]
Custodian S. Floorman ^T
Elvin Devers
3,400.00 557.00
I
:
‘
GRANT ELEM.
Donald Joe Teague ■ 1,370.00 f j
HARMONY
William Brewer Kenneth W. Davis
Custodian Floorman gT
HARRISON
Custodian S. Floorman j~T
William Coley Clyde Speer
3,400.00 1,160.00| i 3,040.00 ; [ 557.00
William F. Sanford Charles Whipple .
3,400.00 1,250.00
Harold Hall .. George Ellison Cecil Hugghins James Sutherlin
3,600.00 2,440.00 2,440.00 1,160.00
Percy Ludke C. W. Damron
3,600.00 2,620.00 i
Custodian Flo drman
Lawrence Hennessey Grady Henslee
3,700.00 p,440.00
LONGFELLOW XCustodian Floorman gT
R., M. Rosebrook Bobby Culbertson
(3,040.00 <1,220.00
LAFAYETTE
Custodian Floorman Floorman Floorman gT
LINCOLN Custodian Floorman
MADISON
1
HAWTHORNE Custodian Floorman
i
R. C. Thomas E. H. Brewer
3,600.00 ! 2'620.00
E. A..Kennedy
2,190.00 ‘
HAYES
Custodian 3/4T
Custodian Floorman Matron gT
(2,920.00 2,320.00
LINWOOD
Custodian gT
HERONVILLE
J :2,500.00 ;■ hl,160.00
TEE
! i1 I i 2,800.00 (
GATEWOOD
' i|3,040.00
0. J. Knight Raymond Shuffield
Custodian Floorman
Custodian Floorman gT
■!
Custodian Floorman gT
Bert Sessums John Commingdeer Wilburn Lackey
KAISER
i I ;3,600.00 i 2,440.00: i 1^310.00 j
gard en OAKS
. !
M. B. Fowler ]3,7OO.OO Holland Christian, Jr. 12,560.00
JOHNSON
Custodian Floorman Floorman gT
FOSTER
!
Custodian Floorman
Custodian Floorman gT
MARK TWAIN
Custodian Floorman
Allen Webster 3,700.00 Clarence McCathern 2,620.00 [ Mabel Canary 1,220.00
W. H. McCollom Enos Grissom
i
(3,600.00 2,620.00
MAYFAIR Custodian Matron 3/4T
'4
Trannon C. Burroughs 12,920.00 Albert H. Bennett ! 1,220.00
A. L. Johnson Rebecca Johnson
£,040.00 • 1,785.00
z
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D . -r
R. #160-Cont'd
It
ROCKWOOD Custodian Floorman S. Floorman ^T
.Joe Thomas Kenneth Williams ; Leslie Ray Gibson
ROSS Custodian 3/4T Custodian ^T
McKINLEY i 3,600.00 : 2,560.00? 557.00!
SHIDLER
Homer T. McGarry None
R. J. Martin J. Floyd McDonald
<
Custodian Floorman gT
i
L. Williams John Skrapka
Custodian Floorman ^T
Custodian
z.'>'
POLK
3,700.00' 2'620.00'.■[
1
i'
Antoine Bridget! 3,400.00 ■i
;
Custodian
Custodian Floorman gT
Custodian Floorman gT
3,560.00 2,440.00
y
H. 0. Fahl
3,320.00, 4
Howard Jones ? 2,920.od Henry Leon Floyd 1'190.00. j 2,980.00| 1'220.00|
William Norton Jimmy Pruitt
Custodian Floorman
Benton J. Neice
RANCHO
Mack Rouse
. 41
Wayne Kime
C. F. Shaw
Charles Wilson
WALNUT GROVE
Custodian
H. 0. Kemp Lloyd Stevenson
PUTNAM HEIGHTS
Walter Evans Alphonso Dowdy
VALLEY BROOK
Custodian
J
.ORCHARD PARK
' 2,280.00
VAN BUREN Custodian
H. 0. Potter 3,040.00? Albert.L. Alger ; 2,500.00j 1
PIERCE
David L. Rodke
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS —
PAGE
!. 3,700.00 i2'440.00 ' '557.00
TYLER
Custodian 7
3,600.00 2,320.00
Custodian Floorman
;2,280.00 !j
PRAIRIE QUEEN
E. P. Burnett E. P. Gross
TRUMAN
Custodian Floorman
NICHOLS HILLS .
3,600.0(1 2,620.00
TAYLOR
Custodian 3/4T
■i C* \ . i H. A.iHolsey 2,920.00 -J Lloyd’; MpClearen 2'425.00 7
2,235.00 '760.00! •
. 3,400.00: 1'220.0®
STANDE WATIE
Custodian Floorman S. Floorman ^T
MONROE
Custodian Floorman
Sam Garrison Adolph Woods
SHIELDS HEIGHTS Custodian Floorman
Elva Mae'Goad
Custodian Floorman
SEQUOYAH Custodian Floorman
Custodian 3/4T
'Vonnie Lee Cain | - • J
2,8'60.00
: 1 ‘ 3,400.00 ' i,i6o.uu i
*
i 2,860.00
2,980.00 4 1tp' 1 4'
* 2,860.00
;3,7OO.OO 2,500.00
1
f
Custodian Floorman . RIDGEVIEW
R. R. Donnell Olen Cottrell
Custodian Floorman Floorman gT
? 3,040.00| W. T. Mikles Jacky Young 2,320.00 Billy' WJackson ! 1,220.00
I
RIVERSIDE Custodian Floorman gT ... .
13,040.00 2,320.00
L
Wair Robinson Fielder Brumley
■3,400.00 1,310.00
■ V •. '/ ■ V ■ ■■ f
|
MEETING OF. JULY 6, 1959 - CONTINUED 'f-
CUSTODIAL SALARIES - COIN'D (Annual Basis) -'V'
.
12
ADMINISTRATION BUILDING
Watchman Watchman Watchman Foreman and Roving Watchman-Roving Watchman Temp. Watchman Roving & Relief
11J
WEST NICHOLS HILLS Custodian Floorman 3/4T
1
2,980.00: 1,740.00;
Frank Camp James Craig
L
WESTWOOD Custodian Floorman
3,600.00 i 2,560.00 ' ,
A. H. Black William P. Burdett
Leroy Grisham Dollene Polley Jerry D. Graham
Watchman Watchman Watchman
‘3,600.00 2,620.00 557-00
Custodian Floorman Floorman g-T
James Carloss Milton Wright Claude E. Todd
;3,600.00 ■ 2,560.00 : 1,220.00 .
WILSON Custodian Floorman |-T
Irving Ward H. D. Jefferies
.3,400.00 ■1,220.00 ;
WOODSON S. Floorman ^T PATRICK HENRY
Custodian ^T Custodian
;I
Wilbur Payne
STOREROOM & SHOP
Custodian
557.00
Frances Lyons
, *
1,490.00 760.00
: 2,260.00
2,560.00 . 2,260^,00
, 2,440.00
Dewey Young
2 , -L4O . UO
Clarence Freed J. J. Anderson Earl Smetters
2,440•uy j
2,440.001
2,320.00'J li
MOON & PAGE STADIUM
—
WILLARD
Cecil Wood Ernest Seebeck Jake P. Heath
' : 2,440.00
SHOP
WHEELER Custodian Floorman S. Floorman
Grady Nix Robert Woody
Floorman JT ;
Theadford W. Motley /
1,280.00/
SPECIAL/CUSTODIANS
Watchman-Northeast & Relief Floorman Clifton Cook Relief Fiihan & Custodian German W. Pool Relief Custodian. G. , H. Chapman Relief Custodian. Fred G. Ellison Relief Cust. John J. Edwards Relief Cust. Relief Cust. Leo Wilkerson Relief Cust. Elmer LackeyRelief Cust. Clarence Clinghan Relief Cust. Leonard Copeland Relief Crew & Paint Foreman Larry Kirkland n ti Car Allowance Special Yardman & _ Relief Floorman Maurice Vaughn
j
[2,320.00 ;2,920.00 3,040.00 ‘2,800.00 j2,860.00 ,3,040.00 :2,980.00 ! 2,980.00 2,920.00 '2,800.00
14,360.00 1 360.00 i
John Phillips
’3,040.00[
OFFICE
4 Supervisor Car Allowance
W.' C. Pulliam
,17-
h 6,300.00 ; 600.00
Supervisor Car Allowance
>Dewey Dryden
5,700.00 600.00
Supervisor Car Allowance
Winfield Permenter
5,700.00 600.00
2,620.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
It was moved by Mr. Thomson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following r~esolutioi R. #161 directing personnel to attend conferences and conventions as indicated: Personnel Directed to Attend ProRESOLUTION fesional Meetings 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:
(1)
Mr. Gene Post, to attend the Educational Film Library Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, July 23-29, 1959>
(2)
Mrs. Marjorie Scheidt, to attend the American School Food Service Convention, San Francisco, California, August 9-13, 1959J
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend conventions as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance isisolely 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all of Mr. Post's expenses on the trip be paid by the Board of Education, that $100.00 of Mrs. Scheldt's expenses be paid .by the Board of Education Food Service Department, the Oklahoma City School Food Service Association to pay $50.00 of her expenses. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve employment of the following Reachers, July 6-17, to work on curriculum guides, at the rate of $330-00 per month, to be paid from Account 1-47-B, Ford Foundation Workshop:
Ruth Abbott Gladys Whelihan
Ottelia Quindt Ann Ebel
R. #162 Teachers Employed to Work on Curriculum
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that salaries of summer playground personnel be increased as follows:
At Present Field Supervisors Field Supervisors â– - hourly Playground leaders - 1st class Playground leaders - 2nd class Lifeguards Matrons Director of. Recreation
$65.00 1.25 1.10 1.00 1.00 .90 150.00
per per per per per per per
week hr. hr. hr. hr. hr. month
New Schedule (Top Salary) $74.00 1.40 1-25 1.14 1.10 1.00 156.00
per per per per per per per
week hr. hr. hr. hr. hr. month
R- #163 Salaries of Summer Playground Employees Increased
It was reported that money is available in the budget to make these increases, and that the new salaries agree with those the city is paying in the joint recreational program. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, the following resolutions of appreciation for school employees, recently deceased, were passed:
IN APPRECIATION OF MR. JAMES M. MILLSTEAD The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. James M. Millstead, June 25, 1959-
Mr. Millstead joined the Oklahoma City School System as Industrial Arts hnd Vocational Education Teacher at Central High School, January 1951- At the beginning of the 1956-57 school year he joined the staff at Classen High School.
He was conscientious, reliable, and friendly and was an excellent teacher in his field. He was well liked by his students and co-workers and will be greatly missed by all of them. He was a member of the Oklahoma Vocational Association and the Oklahoma Education Association. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. Millstead's faithful services to our school system and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
R. #164 Resolutions of Appreciation Approved
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IN APPRECIATION OF MR. LAWRENCE 0. THOMAS
R. #16U Continued
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Lawrence 0. Thomas, June 25, 1959-
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Mr. Thomas joined the Oklahoma City School System in October 1955 as floorman at Northwest Classen High School. In August 1957 he transferred to Franklin Junior High School as Fireman, and until he became ill recently, he was Acting Head Custodian there.
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He was conscientious , reliable, and friendly and had a good relationship with the students, teachers, and building staff. He will be missed, by all of them.
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The Board of Education wishes to extend its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to Mr. Thomas for his years of faithful services to the Oklahoma City Public Schools.
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 recommendstions and information below be approved: -
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS
EMPLOYMENT
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. JACK E. MARLATT AS COUNSELOR AT CAPITOL HILL SENIOR DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, SALARY $550.00
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS?
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOYS MISS LINDA CASEY AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE PERSONNEL OFFICE, SALARY $170 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I ,
1959.
MISS DONNA DENMAN AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE BUSINESS OFFICE, EFFECTIVE JUNE 2,
SALARY $| 70 PER MONTH,
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MR. LEONARD 600DALE AS A TEMPORARY HELPER IN THE INSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT, EFFECTIVE JUNE 8,
PER HOUR,
SALARY $1 .25
1959.
MISS BRACE MARKO AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE PERSONNEL OFFICE, SALARY $170 PER MONTH} EFFECTIVE JUNE 2,
MRS.
IDA M.
PER MONTH,
mrs
. Wilm a
ONLY,
MAY
PATTESON
AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE PURCHASINO DEPARTMENT,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
stotts
as
a tempor
28, 29, JUNE I
THROUGH J.LY 9, MRS.
1959.
ary
AND 2,
clerk
in the enoi neerin o offic e for four (4) days 1959 AND AS A PBX OPERATOR FOR THE PERIOD JUNE 26,
1959
1959, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $205 FER MONTH.
PATRICIA ANN TAYLOR AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE CURRICULUM LIBRARY,
PER MONTH,
SALARY $ 170
1959.
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
SALARY $1 70
1959.
MISS SUE WHEAT AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, SALARY $170 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 8,
MRS.
1959.
ELSIE WRIOHT AS A TEMPORARY CLERK IN THE BUSINESS OFFICE,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 22,
SALARY $240 PER MONTH,
1959.
CHANCES IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT? REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER MRS. WILMA CAIN, SECRETARY AT WEBSTER, SALARY $255, TO SECRETARY IN THE INSTRUCTIONAL OFFICE,
REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER MRS.
SALARY $250 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
1959.
HELEN ALLSBROOK, | DAY CLERK AT HARRISON, SALARY
$102.50, TO ATTENDANCE CLERK AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $210 PER MONTH, AU6UST 17,
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EFFECTIVE
1959. 'v
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REQUEST PERMISSION TG TRANSFER MRS* L0IS CHESTNUT, GRDER CLERK IN THE PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, SALARY $220 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY
$240 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MAY 25,
1959.
REQUEST PERMISSION TO TRANSFER MRS. LAURETTA STAUFFER, CLERK AT TAFT, SALARY $215 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY AT NORTHWEST CLASSEN, SALARY $245 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 15,
1959.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
(co nt ’d )
REQUEST PERMISSION TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN PERSONNEL ASSIGNED
SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL’ ADDITIONS
THE FOLLOWING
PERSONNEL TO BE PAID $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM
R. Mo GORDON
SCIENCE
MAURICE PIERCE
SCIENCE
CALVIN RIESEN
MATH
THE FOLLOWING
PERSONNEL TO BE PAID 1500 oOO FOR THE COMPLETE TERM
A DEDUCTION
OF ONE DAYS PAYS
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1
ERNEST BUCKHOLD
TYPING
LEONARD OGLE
MATH
JAMES STARK
MATH
JAMES COX
SOCIAL STUDIES
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GLADYS GILLETTE
ENGL I SH
NORMA PERDUE
TYPING
MARY SELKEN
SOCIAL STUDIES
MARVIN YORK
ENGLISH
THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL TO BE PAID $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM, WITH A DEDUCTION
OF TWO DAYS PAYS LORENE HAGGARD
SOCIAL STUDIES
MARY J. SPARKS
ENGLISH
MARTHA WOODSON
MATH
LONNIE GILLILAND JR
MATH
CLYDE BUTLER
MATH
MARY BELL LUPER
ENGL ISH
LAURA KELLEY
READING
SYBIL DAVIS
TYPI NG
THE FOLLOWING PERSON TO BE PAID $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM, WITH A DEDUCTION
GF FOUR DAYS PAY; KATHERINE GIBSON
THE FOLLOWING
PERSON TO BE PAID $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM,
OF SIX DAYS pay
WITH A DEDUCTION
;
HARRIETT ROSENSTAHL
THE FOLLOWING
SOCIAL STUDIES
ENGLISH
PERSONNEL T© BE PAID $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM,
WITH A DEDUCTION
OF SEVEN DAYS PAY; BOB TAYLOR
SCIENCE
PAUL HIERONYMOUS.
SCIENCE
THE FOLLOWING
PERSON TO BE PAID $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM, WITH A DEDUCTI ON
OF ELEVEN DAYS PAYS
DONALD A MACKEEN
ENGLISH
THE FOLLOWING PERSON TO BE PAID $500.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM,
WITH A
DEDUCTI ON
OF TWELVE DAYS PAYS
W!Lt I AM G. LOWER
SOCIAL
STUDIES
THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL TO BE PAID $700.00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM:
DAVID HOKE
DRIVER TRAINING
BILL RYDER
DRIVER TRAINING
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(con t ’d )
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
THE FOLLOWING LIBRARIANS TO BE PAID AT THE RATE OF $330.00 PER MONTH FOR THE ADDITIONAL
TIME THEY WILL WORK BECAUSE OF THE SUMMER SCHOOLS MARIAN DIERDORFF
JOHN MARSHALL
EVA CHOWNING
CENTRAL
MILDRED PATTERSON
GRANT
THE FOLLOWING BAND DIRECTORS SHOULD BE PAID THE SALARIES LISTED BELOW:
THE FOLLOWING
$234.00
JACKSON
ROBERT MORROW MELVIN LEE
CAPITOL HILL SR
467.00
C. S. THOMAS
TAFT
300.00
STUDENT HELPERS SHOULD BE PAID AT THE RATE OF $0.75 pER HOUR O ELAINE BRUNDAGE DONNA DIANNE MCDUFFEE
FREDDA CAROL BLAGG
THE FOLLOWING
PERSON WILL WORK FROM JULY I
TO JULY 24,
SALARY TO BE fl 35.0° F0R THIS
PERIOD. SECRETARY
AUDREY RUSSOM OVERTIME TONY LACKEY, DRIVER TRAINING TEACHER,
TO BE PAID AN ADDITIONAL $30.00 FOR OVERTIME
TEACHING
(10 HOURS) AT THE RATE OF $3.00 PER HOUR, ONE HOUR EACH DAY JUNE 15 THROUGH
JUNE 26,
1959.
TERMINATIONS CECIL KEGANS WILL NOT TEACH IN THE SUMMER SCHOOL
ADJUSTMENT IN SALARY AND TERMINATION REQUEST THAT THE SALARY OF WILMA CAIN, $165.00.
SECRETARY, BE ADJUSTED FROM $300.00 TO
SHE WILL WORK UNTIL JULY I ONLY.
ADJUSTMENT IN SALARY
THE SALARY FOR THE FOLLOWING PERSON SHOULD BE CHANGED FROM THE $700.00 PREVIOUSLY SHOWN TO $350.00.
HE WILL TEACH HALF-TIME ONLY.
JERRY POTTER
THE FOLLOWING
PEOPLE SHOULD BE PAID THE AMOUNTS INDICATED? WM.
E.
PERRY
MOON
$216.00 78.00
G. L. BUFORD
DOUGLASS
JOHN B. THOMPSON
GRANT
301.50 144.00
JAMES BURK
CLASSEN
GEO A. RYAN
SOUTHEAST
DON TODD
GRANT
132.00 492.00 263.00
EDWIN KELLER
CLASSEN
A. C. JOHNSON
NORTHWEST
324.00
RAY GUDENBURR
HARDI NG
210.00
P=IO
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
REQUEST PERMISSION TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO THE
SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL! THE FOLLOWING
PERSON TO IE PAID $700,00 FOR THE COMPLETE TERM, WITH A DEDUCTION OF
ONE DAYS PAYS GERALD HEUSEL
DRIVER TRAINING
REQUEST PERMISSION TO MAKE THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN THE PERSONNEL ASSIGNED TO THE ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL; ADDITIONS;
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PLEZ HENRY
NICHOLS HILLS
CAROLYN MUNFORD
MONROE
ANN SHERROD
RANCHO
IRENE OLSON
EDGEMERE
TRANSFERS?
MABEL BARNETT FROM JOHNSON TO RANCHO GERALDINE CLOW WILL BE HEAD TEACHER AT NICHOLS HILLS
INSTEAD OF ALICE BOOZE
ADJUSTMENT IN SALARIES?
FROM $281,85
TO $400,00
MONROE
187,50
375,00
NICHOLS HILLS
187,50
375-00
HELEN POTTS
BUCHANAN
375.00
MARY HARMON
LINWOOD
281,85 306,00
PAULINE GIBSON
COLUMBUS
CAROLYN MUNFORD PLEZ HENRY
375.00
TERMINATION?
MARY B|TH WILSON
(ENROLLMENT DID NOT JUSTIFY ADDITIONAL
EDISON
TEACHER)
REQUEST PERMISSION TO ADD MR, WILLIAM COFFIA TO THE LIST OF PERSONNEL PREPARING GUIDES FOR TEACHERS USING TELEVISION, SALARY $330.00 PER MONTH, (FORD FOUNDATION)
THg RgGRgATION COMMISSION WISHES TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION?
ONE FIELD SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I,
SALARY $1
;
PER HOUR,
MABEL LEE KEYS
TWO FIELD SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I, SALARY $65.00 PER WEEK, EDMUND ROTZINGER
.
MIKE VAN MITER
ELEVEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS Bi ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I,
â– SALARY $1,10 PER HOUR,
THETA BENTON
ESSIE EDWARDS
DAVID DAWTMON
GORDON GULLMAN ERIKSEN
ARETHA CLAY
ALLEN HANCOCK
SUE DAVIS
LELAND LEMMONS JR
OCTAVIA DOUGLASS
VIRGINIA THOMPSON
MINTA MAI DRAKE
;
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
(co nt ’d )
THE RECREATION COMMISSION WISHES TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION!
FOUR PLAYGROUNDSUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I, SALARY $1.05 PER HOUR. ALICE E.
PAGE
ALENE TALTON
PAT WILHELM
SUE PENNINGTON
TEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR. JIM ADAMS
CASSELL AVCN LAWSON
PHILIP BROUGHER
DONALD M.
RALPH LEE
EDWARDS
PERRY LEE NEW
MARY EVELYN FIZER
ARTIE LOU OSBORNE
DENNIS KAUFMAN
DAVID L. WOODSON
NINE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I, SALARY $0.95 pER HOUR.
RILLA HARLIN
JOHN ALEXANDER
JOSEPH APOSTOL
BILL S. HAUSER
RONALD BOURASSA
JANE JACKSGN
FRANK GRAHAM
STERLING JOHNSON WALTER MASON
FOUR PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE I,
SALARY $0.90 PER HOUR.
RUBY ARGO
HATTIE CHEATHAM
CHRISTINE BAILEY
MITTIE W. JOHNSON
ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED. BEG INNI NG JUNE 15,
SALARY $1.10 PER HOUR.
CHARLES JONES THREE FIELD SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 15 AT A SALARY OF $1.25 PER HOUR.
LOU ANN COX ALICE SNEED
PAULINE WINTER ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 15,
SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR.
MARGARET VELMA STEELE TWO PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 15, SALARY $0.95 PER HOUR.
BETTY EMERY
LEONARD HARRISON ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 22, REBA SHAW
SALARY $0.90 PER HOUR.
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - COI'IT'D
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
THE JUNE RECREATIONAL PROGRAM CONDUCTED BY THE COACHES DESIGNATED BELOW WILL END JUNE 26. REQUEST PERMISSION TO PAY THE COACHES LISTED BELOW THE AMOUNTS INDICATED;
M. F. MILLER
DOUGLASS
I300.00
JAKE DIGGS
DOUGLASS
300.00
C. B. SPEEGLE
CAPITOL HILL SR
300.00
WILLIE EDWARDS
CAPITOL HILL SR
300.00
GEORGE MILLER
MARSHALL
300.00
TRAVI S SMITH
SOUTHEAST
300,00
ROBERT BERRY
SOUTHEAST
300.00
JACK RAY
CENTRAL
300,00
DON BURGET
CENTRAL
300.00
TRACY NORWOOD
GRANT
300,00
DON BROWN
GRANT
150,00
MORRIS REAVIS
GRANT
150,00
DON VAN POOL
NORTHWEST
300,00
REX IRWIN
NORTHWEST
300,00
JERRY POTTER
HARDING
300,00
BYRON ROBERTS
HARDING
300.00
HAROLD MERIDETH
NORTHEAST
300.00
BOB Ml STELE
CLASSEN
300.00
HARVEY TEDFORD
CLASSEN
300.00
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL AS TEMPORARY HELPERS IN THE PRINT SHOP AT CENTRAL, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1959, SALARY AT THE RATE OF $1.25 PER • HOUR. WAYNE HILBURN WAYNE SPARKS CRUZ CARDENAS
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REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. CECIL TANSEL AS A TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE^! N THE
PRINT SHOP AT CENTRAL, $458.?2 PER MONTH.
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
1959, SALARY TO BE ON THE
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
REQUEST PERMISSION TO PLACE MRS. ARMA CORBETT, FIRST GRADE TEACHER AT WHEELER SCHOOL,
ON RESERVE AND ADVISORY STATUS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I 959-60. REQUEST PERMISSION TO PLACE MRS. LAEL EVANS, MUSIC AND SCIENCE TEACHER AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL,
ON RESERVE AND ADVISORY STATUS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1959-60.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Maintenance Department
Request permission to employ the following personnel: Bill Agee as a temporary landscape helper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959. Floyd Alexander as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 29, 1959.
Delbert C. Arnold as a temporary plaster in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 s? per hour - Effective June 15, 1959.
Billy B. Beck as a temporary truck driver and equipment operator in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Virgil M. Benefield as a temporary truck driver and house mover in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. John E. Brothers as a temporary plumber in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
Leavy Leroy Bruce as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 11, 1959. Don E. Barget as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 29, 1959. Glen Paige Condren as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 29, 1959.
James William Cooper Jr. as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, $1.25 per hour - Effective June 15, 1959.
Doyle H. Crews as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Jimmy Dan Cross as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
Paul Crowe as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour-— Effective June 4, 1959. Lance Cudjoe as a temporary painter in the Maintenance. Department, salary $1.75 per hour Effective June 4, 1959. —. ' Lawrence Cudjoe as e. temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - effective June 4, 1959. Pat D. Curry as a temporary electronic employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 26, 1959.
Lewis E. Darrell as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 5, 1959.
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Walter A. Dell as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 11, 1959. Michael Earl Dodd, as a temporary student electronic in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
James C. Duffy as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Harold LeRoy Fowler as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
David A. Gibson as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959. Lonnie Gilliland Jr. as a temporary boiler insulator in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
Reo Ray Hains as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.55 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Hobart Nelson Hamilton Jr. as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
Paul Ray Hendrix as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 4, 1959.
J. D. Huffman as a temporary electrician in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 8, 1959. Clarence Walters Hunter as a temporary plaster in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 8, 1959. Vernon H. Isom as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Tommy Lawrence Kirk as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 29, 1959.
David Lee Koenig; as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1,35 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Jerry Moundy Lamb as a tenporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.35 per hour - Effective June 8, 1959.
William Henry Lee as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.35 per hour - Effective June 11, 1959.
John Payne Lohrey as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959. Don Calvin McDonald as a temporary boiler insulator in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 15, 1959.
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P’J-9Z Louis McMillan as a temporary welder in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effect ive June 1, 19 59. Thomas A. McNew as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 Per hour - Effective May 29, 1959.
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Walter Oscar Mason as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 18, 1959 Harold. D. Merideth as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 29, 1959 .
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Myron Gabe Merryman as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 29, 1959.
Loren Paul Nelson as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per .hour - Effective June 2, 1959,
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Larry Dee Owen as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 15, 1959.
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J. William Palmer as a tenporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour Effective June 1, 1959. ’
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Roger Gilbert Pierce as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 15, 1959. Charles Allen Pope as a temporary mechanic in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 11, 1959.
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Alphonzo Samuel Pyle as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour - Effective June 4, 1959.
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Don G. Roach as a temporary app, carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
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George T. Ross as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
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Bruce Jayne Ruster as a temporary app. mechanic in the Maintenance Department, salary $1,35 per how * Effective May 27, 1959.
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Chester Earl Sexton as a temporary plaster in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.75 per hour • Effective June 22, 1959,
Marvin L. Shields as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959,
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Ervin Shull as a temporary electronic employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $1,50 per hour - Effective Jun® 11, 1959.
James Monroe Slaon as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 pw^hour-.--EffectiveJune L, 1959. L
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Johnny D. Southwell as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 11, 1959.
Robert L. Smith as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00'per hour - Effective June 26, 1959. Travis Ray Smith as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per houi’ - Effective June 29, 1959.
Willis Vernon Smith as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959.
Oliver Wgndall Stripling as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959. Willie Ray Swarts as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.50 per hour - Effective June 8, 1959.
Irl J. Trout Jr. as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 11, 1959. Donald. Dean Trull as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 29, 1959. Bill W. Waltman as a temporary electronic employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959.
Tony C. Wishon as a temporary foreman in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Edmond. Jon Worsley as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 28, 1959.
Donald. Lee Wright as a temporary boiler insulator in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959.
MAINTENANCE Change in status of personnel: [ ?
It has been recommended, that Jerry Hawkins, a temporary employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.00 per hour receive a salary of $1.25 per hour - Effective May 26, 1959.
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It has been recommended that Jerry Oliver, a temporary employee in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.00 per hour receive a salary of $1.25 per hour - Effective May 26, 1959.
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Car Allowance: It has been recommended that the car allowance for Roy Holloway, carpenter in the Maintenance Department, be discontinued effective June 19, 1959.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Audio - Visual
Change in status of personnel: It has been recommended, that Robert McWhirter, a part time employee in Text and Library Division, salary $1.00 per hour be employed full time - Effective June 2, 1959.
It has been recommended that Ralph Thornton, a part time employee in Text and Library Division, salary $1.25 per hour be employed full time - Effective June 2, 1959. SERVICE Change in status of personnel;
It has been recommended that Billy R. Bledsoe, a 3/4 time floorman at Coolidge, salary $141.25 per month; be p”oloyed as full time floorman at Coolidge, salary $187.08 per month - Effective June 1, 1959.
It has tAen rftcnmmsT'floi’ that Cecil C. Wood, a temporary roving and relief'*tra,tchman at the Administration Building, salary $188.33 per month; be employed as roving watchman and watchman foreman at the Adminstration Building, salary $198.33 per month - Effective June 4, 1959.
SUPPLY Change in status of personnel:
It has been recommended that Chester A. Reeves, a temporary carpenter in the Furniture Repair, salary $2.00 per hour; be advanced to foreman, salary $2.50 per hour - Effective June 18, 1959. AUDIO - VISUAL
Request permission to employ the following personnel: Don Hetherington as a temporary book distributor in the Textbook Center, salary $1.00 per hour - Effective July 1, 1959.
Shin Hyung Cho as a temporary book distributor in the Textbook Center, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective July 1, 1959. Mr. Cho will work 4 hours per day.
FOOD SERVICE It has been recommended that Roger Brown be employed for the summer months, in Central Food Service, salary $1.50 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959.
SERVICE
Correction:
Request permission to change the effective date of employment on Ray Levi Walcher from 5-7-59 to 5-6-59. *
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Paul J. Hieronymus as a temporary furniture repairman in the Furniture Repair Department; salary $1.65 per hour - Effective June 1, 1959. Floyd Carl Payne as a temporary furniture and equipment mover in the Supply Departments i salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 2, 1959.
Larry Edgar Pringle as a temporary furniture and equipment mover in the Supply Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 3, 1959.
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT’D
TEACHERS WHO HAVE RETIRED
MISS HELEN BIGGERS
END OF
19.58-59
P-23 CAPITOL HILL SR SCIENCE
MISS MARJORIE BRAINARD
CAPITOL HILL SR SPANISH
MRS.
MR.
EULA MAE CHAMBERS
ELBERT 0. DAVIS
EMERSON 4TH
WESTWOOD PR I NCI PAL
MISS STELLA RAY EDMISTON
MARSHALL MATH
MISS INEZ C.
ELLIS
NORTHWEST
COUNSELOR
MRS. CASSANDRA FRANK
MARK TWAIN 1ST
MRS. VIOLA GAY
JACKSON COMMERCE
MRS.
PAULINE HENDRICKSON
MRS. LEAH JONES
WASHINGTON 4TH PAGE LIBRARY
MISS PREBBLE KARNES
WASHINGTON 2ND
MR. WALLACE H.
CAPITOL HILL SR
KRIEG
IND ARTS MISS DELLA LINK
NORTHWEST ENGL ISH
MISS LEN0RE MADISON
KAISER PRI NCI PAL
MRS.
FAUSTA D. MARTIN
MR. JAMES A. MATTHEWS
WESTWOOD 5TH
TAFT MATH
MRS. BESS M. NEW
CLEVELAND 2ND
MRS. MARGARET OLIVER
MARK TWAIN KDG
MRS. LEONA PARSONS
STAND WAT IE
6th MR. A.
E.
PHILLIPS
CENTRAL
MECH DRAWING MR. BURNIS H.
THOMAS
CENTRAL PRINTING
MRS. RUTH N. THOMPSON
JACKSON
SOCIAL STUDIES
MISS MILDRED T.
TIMMONS
CAPITOL HILL JR
ART
MRS. GRACE WATTENBARBER
MRS. BESSIE C. SAMS
EUGENE FI ELD 4TH
PUPIL SERVICES ATTENDANCE OFFICER
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MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations and information was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS, PURCHASING
R. #165 Personnel ; Approved Bills and Payrolls Recommended
The following items #1, #2., and #3 were submitted for consideration:
» i-tatifi cation of June 1959 payrolls previously approveu by the b'oard ahd',upon,which ’warrant's ha e been issued as folloxjs? 1958-^9, GENERAJZFUND
1958-59Abui ldlng
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THE BOND ‘UND
Authoriuy estimated •amounts: 1958-59 GENERAL fun d
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1959-60
THE BOND FUND
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A-utJeorize.'payme ’ht.' df/ypndor ^rr/attacHSa^i The s’e, ’•b i]_ls 4iasve ’ heenleiami^p^ij i roved by tbo‘ audiud appreprratior, purpose of expenditure,'calculations and r'irc'icindi"'3 an'’ / or c-rvi^os1
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BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JULY 6S 1959 The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills
The Auditor has checked all bills 1958-59 General Fund 1957-98 General Fund
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585.87
1958-59 Building Levy Fund
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1958 Bond Fund
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Abelard-Schuman Limite d
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
2.39
Abingdon Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.78
Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation A. & E. Equipment Company
Printing-Business Off. Administration Suppls-Census Radio & TV-Ford Suppl s -T ex tbo oks
Low
172.57.
Low
DuO.57
Publisher Selected
1U.66
Suppls-Office-All Schools
Selected
38.50'
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
3U.6U
22. OU
American Book Company American Photocopy Equipment Company American Poultry Association Incorporated Appleton-Century-Crofts, Incorporated Louise Adele Arnold
Suppls-Textbooks-General
Letter Quotation Publisher Selected
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Artcraft Printers
Commencement Expense
Selected
Atchison-Topeka & Santa Fe ■ Railway
Travel Expense-Instruc.
Board Action Reimbursement
Athletic Trainers Supply Company, Inc. Sara H. Augustine
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Board Action
82U.U0
Workshop-Fo rd
Board Action
280.50
Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, . . Roloff, Architects ■claries 0. Baird
Hillcrest-Architect Fees
Board Action
8,255.1x9
Commencement Expense
Sele c te d
BSrada & Page, Inc. E^M. Barnes Batrnes & Noble, Inc.
Suppls-Gusto dial Contracted Services Suppls-Textbooks
Low Agreement Publisher Selected
Uo.50 300.00 3.29
Robert Berry
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
300.00
35.88
. 25U.O2 86.65
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65.00 3UO.67
25.00
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6, 1959 - con t ’d
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(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) 330.00
Faye Bills
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Gil Booth
Salaries-Printing
Agreement Board Action
Bostitch-Midwest, Inc.
Stocks-Storeroom
Board Action
3U0.00
Brandt’s Red Bud
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
612.23
Braniff Airways, Inc.
Travel-Counseling
Board Action
mo. 15
Branham’s, Incorporated
Suppls-Bldgs-Ground ■
Low
7.90
Frank H. Braunlich
New Eqpt-NEAD
Low
9U1.92
British Book Centre, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
T. H. Broad
Wo rkshop-F ord
Board Action
Don Brown
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
William C. Brown Company
Suppls-Instructional Off.
Publisher Seis>cted
Rev. Hugh Bumpas
Commencement Expense
Selected
Bureau of Publications Teachers College Den Burget
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
300.00
Murray. S. Butler
Contracted Services
Agreement
70.00
Byron, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Vi sual
Selected
136.1U
Caesar’s Florist
Commencement Expense
Selected
227.70
California Association for Childhood Education California Test Bureau ■
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
15.05
Suppls-General Instruc.
Selected
U66.3b-
Calvin Productions. Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
63.89
Capitol Hill Florist
Suppls-General Instruc.
Selected
73.75
Selected
15.00
Rev. Andrew Carhartt
.Commencement Expense
13.00 31.13
U6.13
2.3U 80.00
150.00 3.75
50.00 7.53
Carolina Biological Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company
Stocks-Storeroom
Board Action
Suppls-Instructional Off.
Low Board Action
Carsyd Sales
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Seleseted
51.00
E, B. "Jack” Castle
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low-
U2.50
2.68
1,327."'5 2,1267.58
3595.3U
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
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~~...........................................................................................
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
i 1
B-3 Low
5o. 7h
Selected
21.77
Suppls-General Instruc.
Fublisher Selected
12.92
Children’s Music Center
Suppl s ~L ib ra ry
Selected
18.67
Childrens Press, Inc.
Suppsl-Textbooks
Fublisher Selected
City Bus Company
Public Carriers
Agreement
City of Nichols Hills
Water-Regular
Utilities
City Office Supply, Inc.
Stocks—Sto re ro om
Board Action
City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Spring Works
Suppls-Census
Low
25.00
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
37.82
Civic Education Service, Incorporated Sam G. Clifton
Suppls-General Instruc.
Fublisher Selected
58.50
Workshop-Ford
F. F. Approved Board Action
William J. Coffia
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
J. H. Conger
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
Contemporary Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Coronet Films
New Suppls-N.E.A.D.
Board Action Selected
Cory Motion Picture Equipment Annamarie Cosner
Suppls-General Instruc.
Selected
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Counoll On Foreign Relations, Inc. Cara Cecelia Cowan
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement Selected
22.50 11.00
26.50
Judy Cowan
Salalies-Radio & TV
Agreement Selected
22.50 h.oo
26.50
Harley Cox
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
59.611
Creative Education, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
25.00
Creative. Playthings, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
12.96
Bob Cates Central State College Film Library Channel Press, Inc,
'Arthiir C. Croft Publication Mrs. Pauline Crupper
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
■Suppls-Library
2,h32.h5
iff
Reimbursement
17.00 117.60
75.00 330.00
U05.00 330.00
-
118.50
10.35 5$ 232.50 92.50 5,325.00
Suppls-Instructional Off. . Publisher Selected
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
1.88
12.115 330.00
5.10
50.70
112.20
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
It
B-l
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) Pat D. Curry
Wo rkshop-Fo rd
Board Action
Mrs. Everett L. Curtis
Commencement Expense
Selected
The Daily Law Journal-Record
Legal Publ? cations
217.50
15.00
Publisher Selected
128.50
Da-Ray, Incorporated
Suppls-Bldgs ■& Grounds
Low
F. A. Davis Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
Ruth Davis
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Grace Davison
Workshop-Ford
F. F. Approved Board Action
The John Day Conapny, Inc.
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
Dee's Photo Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low selected
Denoyer-Geppert Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
21.11
Denton's Glass & Plastics
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
28.00
Devoe & Reynolds
New Furniture-N. E. D. A.
Bid Agreement
61.25
Cecile DeWees
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
330.00
Dictation Disc Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
Jake Diggs
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
Doenges Supply Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
10.20
H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Low
2.70
Doubleday and Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.82
Charles Dowell
Commencement Expense
Selected
Dowlings, Incorporated
New Eqpt-N. E. A. D. Suppls-Special Ed.
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Business Off. Instruc. Off.
Low Selected Board Action Low Board Action
^Drexel Floral
Commencement Expense
Selected
Dulaney's
New Eqpt-N.E. A. D.
Board Action
:
John-Dunlap Sporting Goods
Suppls-General Instruc.
Selected
> 1,139.37
62.30
330.00
M 75.00 330.00
I05.00
6.25 28.92 29.71
58.63
12.93 300.00
35.00
552.06 291.50 2,731.60
“502
17,151.10
3575.16
17s213.32 11.65
-6,237.00
196.60 ' 1,218.00 1,711.60
Duplicating Products, Inc. . Suppls-instrucl Off. • • of Oklahoma : ;;Stocks-StorerOoin
Low Board Action
E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc,
Publisher Selected
Suppls-General Insturc. Suppls-Textbo oks
5.85
21.58
/
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1938-39 General Fund-Continued)
*
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Educational Audio Visual
Suppls-Testbooks
Low
3.09
Education Press, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.73
Educational Publishing Corporation Educational Testing Service
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
3.3°
Suppls-General Instruc.
Selected
Willis Edwards
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
Encyclopaedia Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Vernon Enlow
Wo rkshop-Fo rd
Board Action
Essential Education
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
17.00
Fearon Publishers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.13
Publisher Selected
320.3?'
Publisher Selected
20. OU
83.87
Field Enterprises Educational Suppls-General Instruc. Corporation Suppls-Audio Visual Filmstrip House
1
366.00
v
300.00 <♦T
310.30
163.00
First National Management
Rental-TV Eqpt
Agreement
Elizabeth Flinta
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Flowers Incorporated
Commencement Expense
Selected
110.30
Publisher Selected
38.23
Agreement "
hl. 31
Fran.clin Publishing Company, Suppls-Instrue. Off. Incorporated Suppls-General Instruc. Fretwell Motor Company
&
33.U7-,
The Economy Company
330.00
I
8.82 3.29
Friendship Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected Low
The Garrard Press
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
13.77
Irwin C. Gaumer
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
11.U3
V. C. Gee
Contracted Servicers
Agreement
30.00
General Electric Company, Power Tube Dept. General Electric Supply Co.
Rental-TV Eqpt
Selected
1,030.00
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
63.10
General Electronics, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
18,30
The Glidden Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Bid Agreement
13.2U
Globe Book Company, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
h3.33
Go-Mo Products, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed,
Low
12.11
I
9.39
j
o
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B—6
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) The Grade Teacher
Suppls “-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Graham Paper Company
Stocks-Storeroom
Board Action
Mrs. Gertru.de Gray
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
165.2b
Mr. Therial C. Gregory
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
10.20
New Eqpt-N. E. A. D. Grolier Society, Inc. National School & Library Guidance Clinic & Extension Suppls-Textbooks Division, Western Carolina College
15.00 18,928.26
Publisher Selected
738.37
Low
1.00
Harcourt Brace & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.b7
Harper & Brothers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
15.18
Edna E. Harper
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
U3.00
Stewart Harrel
Commencement Expense
Selected
75.00
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Stocks-Storeroom
Charles H. Harville
Travel-Administration
Board Approved
83.70
D. C. Heath and Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
61.17
Heierding Brothers
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
b3.bb
Mrs. Robert Hensley
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
68.25
Mr. Russell Holloway
Commencement Expense
Selected
5o.oo
Henry Holt & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
179.85
Houghton Mifflin Company
Suppls-General Instrue.
Publisher Selected
26.2?
The House of Clay
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
19.50
The House of Wren, Inc.
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Low Board Action
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Cus to dial
Bid Agreement
The Hut Flower Market
Commencement Expense
Selected
Ideal Pictures
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
International Business Machines Corporation
Rental-IBM
Stands, rd Agreement Low Selected
International Film Foundatio n New Eqpt-N. E. A. D. Incorporated International Universities Suppls-Textbooks Press, Incorporated Rex Irwin Salaries-Special Help
- Board Action
U68.OO
35.31 195.3b
588.7b 15.81 3.6? 55.23 1,235.00 157.60
Publisher Selected Agreement
230.65
lbb7.83 750.00 7.8b 300.00
■ .1 3 j
a
• >
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
272.81
Jack’s Wholesale
Suppls-Summer Playground
Low
Jon D. James
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
1+8.00
Viola Jayne
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
23.17
Ruby A. Johnson
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
h.8.00
Low
352.55
Suppls-Custodial
Low
5.75
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Johnson Wholesale Electronic s Suppls-Radio & TV^Reg
Casey Jones Auto Paints and Supplies Kamp Brothers, Inc.
Harry Keeton Supply Company, Suppls-Vocational Ed. Incorporated Commencement Expense Edwin Keller
Mir
Low Selected
181.7k 1.75
10.00
Knight Supply Company
Suppls-Ous to dial
Board Action
1,701.60
Marty J, Lack
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
330.00
Marilyn M. Leach
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
280.50
L., E. Lewis, Jr.
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
330.00
Library of Congress Card Division Library Service Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
Suppls-Li brary
Bid Agreement Lu308.93 Publisher Selected 5.03
Life Filmstrips
New Eqpt-N. E. A. D.
Publisher Selected
Litho Negative & Plate Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low Selected
Little Brown & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
Melba Logue
Wo rkshop-For d
Board Action
Lone Star School Book Depository Hubert A. Lowman
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
32.39
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
10.50
Marilyn Lucas
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Macmillan Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
51+.71+
Mrs. Glen Magers
Commencement Expense
Selected
10.00
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Orv-ille 0. Mallow
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
Marador Corporation
Suppls-Library
Low
17.12
1+313.96 75.00
U.oo 53.50
57.50
7.19 330.00
31+0.00-
2,132.61 32.16
1+62.76
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-39 General Fund - Continued) Mary T. McCain
Travel-Ins true tional
Board Action
313.20
Lois McCracken
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
330.00
McGraw-Hill Book Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected 116.06 Board Action 3,171.05 3287.U
McKiddy Printing Company
Commencement Expense
Selected
.68.35
Harold Merideth
Salaries-Special Hlep
Agreement
300.00
Go & C. Merriam Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
Metropolitan Water Company
Water-Regular
Utilities
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-P'hysical Ed.
Board Action Low
Mid-States Publishing Co,
Commencement Expense
Selected
Midwest Ceramics, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
12.10
Mid-West Surgical Supply Company, Inc. George Miller.
Suppls-Health Off.
Low
I467.60
Salaries-Special Help â–
Agreement
300.00
Moses F. Miller
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
300.00
Miller Jackson Company
New Eqpt-N. E. A. D.
Low
Miller-Norris Company, Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Board Action
Missouri Archaeological Society Robert Mistele
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
300.00
Allen Mize
Wo rkshop-Fo rd
Board Action
332.014
Morgenesen Lumber Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
128.93
Morris Chevrolet, Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement Standard
Chas. E. Morrison Co.
Commencement Expense
Selected
73.00
William Morrow and Company, Incorporated The C. V. Mosby Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
10.92
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
96.02
Motter Bookbinding Company
Suppls-Library
Low
Museum EXtensior. Service
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
National Academy of Sciences Periodicals
5.61i 36.85
s.
738.00 36.36
7711.36 116.73
33.50 2R.9.68 962.16
Publisher Selected
1211.814, 3.1U
12. .69 7.U0
20.09
2,232.63 33.00
1.30
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT’D
B~9
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) Suppls-Textbooks National Association of Sec. School Principals National Council of Teachers Suppls-Textbooks of Mathematics Periodicals National Education Asso.
Publisher Selected
3.55
Publisher Selected
5.19
National Geographic Society
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
National Printing Company
Commencement Expense
Selected
Neal Lumber Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
35.01
Norick Brothers, Inc.
Suppls-Business Oof.
Low
18.15
W,' W. Norton & Company, Incorporated Tracy Norwood
Suppls-Tex tbo oks
Publisher Selected
M3.20
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
300.00
Nuway Laundry Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
1-23.93
Ohio' State University
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
3.00
Ohio University
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selected
1.00
Oklahoma Association of Insurance Agents Oklahoma Business News Co.
Insurance
Board Action
Suppls-Supt's Off.
Publisher Selected
Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement Low
Oklahoma City Photo Supply
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Water-Regular
Utilities
6,218.01
Oklahoma County Water Co.
Water-Regular
Utilities
lU.io
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply.Co. Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
Electricity-Regular
Utilities
Suppls-Cu s to dial
Low
Gas-Regular
Utilities
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Paper Company
Printing-Instruc. Off.
Board Action Low
2,565.60 128.63
269U.23
Oklahoma Seating Company
Suppls-Summmer Playground
Board Action Low
Lu066.60 82.50
W.io’
The Oklahoma Typewriter Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
1.70
0. K. Stamp & Seal Co.
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
6.00
o 35.71
Publisher Selected 32.H 3.60 Low
U85
132.50
15,759.81 60.00
165.00 313.5-0
U78.5O 52.33
*2h,U25.67
1
ItO.OO
5,138.1+6
70.32
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
<
B-1Q
/By
Philosophical Libraiy
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
10.16
Physics Research Lab., Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
25i81
Pipkin Photo Service
Suppls-Engineers Off. Audio Visual Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
5h.U6
Low
5 069
Standard
600.00
Jerry Potter
Postage-Regular Ford Salaries-Special Ed.
Agreement
300.00
Potter's Thrift-Wise Market
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
53.29
Potomac Press
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
23.60
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Select’d
27.17
The Psychological Corp.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Seiected 2Li.5O Board Action 1,567.h5
Pugh-Holmes Motor Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
17.65:
G. P. Putnam's Sons
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
,31.33
Radio Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
12.36
Rand McNally & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Jack Ray
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
Reader’s Digest Services, Incorporated Morris Reavis
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
Rector’s Book Store
New Books-N. E. A. D.
Publisher Selected
27. U9
Ann Reid
Workshop-Ford
F. F. Approved
75.00
Reinhold Publishing Corp.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
20.85
Ed Reynolds Florist
Commencement Expense
Selected
Dub Richardson Ford, Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
Kathleen L. Riggs
New Books-N. E. A. D.
Selected
Rinehart & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Seiected
Byron Roberts
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
300;. 00
Roberts Publishing Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Selected
U0.U5
Robinson Janitor Supply
Suppls-Cus to dial
Board Action Low
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Postmaster
1591.95
1.7U
300.00 16o 20
150.00
100.00 2.0U I25.OO
291i .1j 8 L1.808O
28.8I4.
3lj.3i.28
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B-n ■
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued) Rodale Frees Incorporated
Periodicals-
Publisher Selected
1.75
Rowan County Board of Education Row Peterson & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.00
Supple-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.28
Kathleen Ryan
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
280.$0
Safeway Store #80
Supple-Home Economics
Selected
108.69
Salem Press, Inc.
Suppla-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Sanitary Equipment Company
Supple-Custodial
Board Action
W. B. Saunders Company
Supple-General Instruo.
Publisher Selected
Scholastic Magazines
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Selene® Kit, Im ,
Btocks-Storeroom
Board Action
Science Research Associates, Supple-General Instruo, Incorporated Supple-General Instruo* Scott Chevrolet Company
3.9$ ,9b2.96
$6. hO >r
6b. 00 763.18
Board Action
'i
66b.39
106^35 " lb3.37 37.02 2.80
William R, Scott, Ino.
Suppls-Textbooks
Standard Agreement Low
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Suppla-Inotruo, Off*
Publisher Selected
Bears & Roebuck
Buppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
S, E, B, Paint Company
Supple-Custodial
Board Action
Borneo Color Press
Commencement Expense
Selected
10b,55
Service Bureau Corporation
Supple-Ceneue
Agreement
10,50
Service Supply, Ino.
Supple-Radi© & TV-Ford
Low
8.35
Besac, Incorporated
Suppls-Radi© & TV-Reg
Low
1.83
Severin Supply Company
Buppls-Vooatlcnal Id,
Board Action
282.55
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Supple^Vocational Ed.
Board Action
21,00
Shepard-Richardson, limited
Suppls«4on@ral Instruo*
Standard
30.55
Simon & Schuster, Inc,
Suppla-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Supple-General Instruo*
Standard Agreement
Jasper Sipes School Book
Suppls-Textbooks
lid Agreement
Bky Servioe Company
Supple-General Instruo*
Low
306.63
Robert 1* Smith
Workshop-lord
Board Action
2b7.5O
Depository
76.3b 3.21
,102,00
9.19 2b.25
,7b9,59
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
It
B-12
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
300.00
Travis Smith
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
Smith-Corona-Marchant, Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Standard
Snap Shots, inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected Low
L. D. Solleriherger
Reimbursement-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
■ 131.Oli
Southern Air Filter, Inc.
Suppls-Cu s to dial
Board Action
11,510.31
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company South Western Publishing Company Mace Spangler
Tele pho ne -Re gula r
Utilities
5,007.81
Suppls-General-Instruc.
Publisher Selected
■
Suppls-General Instruc.
Agreement
318.50
G. B. Speegle
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
300.00
Stanley Bowmar Co., Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
15. Oli
Stansi Scientific Company
Suppls-General Instruc.
Board Action
836.13
State Agency for Surplus Property The Steck Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
227.56
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
15.60
Summy-Birchard Publishing Company Superintendent of Documents
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.79
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
80.00,
Syracuse Public Library
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.25
Teaching Film Custodians, Incorporated Harvey Tedford
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Salaries-Special Help
Agreement
Television Digest
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
A-25 Supt’s Off. Petty Cash A-27 Public Relations A-28 Research Supplies A-31 Business Office A-U3 Other Adm. Expense 1-30 Textbooks 1-39 Suppls-Vocational Ed.• I —lj.2 Suppl s -I ns true. Off. 1-117-B Workshop-Regular 0-8 Travel-Custodians 0-22-A Suppls-Regular
B. H. Thomas
Salarie s-Printing
Agreement
Thompson Book & Supply Company, Ada, Okla..
Stocks-Storeroom
Board Action
8.211
16.82 39.7,5
56.57
115.33
12.50 '
300.00 17.50 6.89 1.25 1.60 9.00 82.80 3.25 3.02 3.60 8.05 1,580.00 2.75
1695.21
110.00
9,028.68
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B-13
(1958-59 General Fund-Continued)
12.
Thompson Book and Supply Company Thompson Schoolbook Depository Trice Wholesale Electronics Company, Inc. Mrs. Elaine Tucker
Supple-Special Ed.
Low
Suppls -Textbooks
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Bid Agreement lh,5h7.01 Publisher Sei. 130.99 lb.678.OO ------ 803 Low • Selected 179.61 26b.. 5U Agreement 3.67
Uhles Food Store
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Business Office
Low
The University of Chicago rx^ss University of Hawaii Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
University of Kansas Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
University of Minnesota
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
23-5b
University of Oklahoma
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
32.87
University of Southern Lf U* Jar 4- J“ J» A 1 4*** Uptown Singer Center
Suppls-Audlo Visual
Low
b.68
Suppls4iome Economics
. Low
2b.77
D, Van Nostrand Co., Inc.
New Books-N, E. A. D,
Publisher Selected
105.b9
Don Van Pool
Salaries "•Special Help
Agreement
300.00
Vaseco Incorporated
New Eqpt-K. E. A, D.
Low Selected
Veazey Drug Company
Suppls-Special Ed,
Low
3.17
Visual Instruction Bureau University of Texas Mona W, walker
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
8 <,66
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Walker Stamp & Seal Co.
Suppls-Business Office
Low
Bartlett A, Ward
Work§hop«F©rd
Board Action
Ward’s Natural Science Establishment, Inc, Franklin Watts, Inc,
Suppls-Instrue. Off,
Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Cecil G, West
Salaries-Radio & TV
Selected Agreement
h.00 hl.00
b5.oo
Western Bank & Office Supply Company
Suppls-Radio & TV~Reg
Low Selected
29.29 U6..25
75.5k
Western Uniform & Towel
Suppls-Vocatlonal Ed.
Low
Service, Inc.
Suppls-Radio Sr. TV-Ford
118.23 23.50
M*
8.29
22.03 *
23L.26 37h.hO
2.b5
608.66
330.00 .95
330.00 18.75
1.55
15.20
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B=ih
(1998-99 General Fund - Continued) Western Union Telegraph Co.
Telephone“Re gula r
Utilities
17.98
Jerry P. Whitten
Commencement Expense
Selected
20.5.00
Whitton Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
John Wiley & Sons., Inc.
Suppls-General Instruc.
Publisher Selected
26.98
Marieta Williams
Wo rkshop-Ford
Board Action
U3.00
Wilmington Publi c Schools
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher'Selected
6.00
H. W. Wilson Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
llli.OO
The John C. Winston Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
9.71
Leo Winters
Commencement Expense
Selected
90.00
WHY Television System, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
37.90
Library Service Company
Suppls-Library Books
Bid Agreement
Sooner Bindery Company
Suppls-Business Office
Low
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low .
lOU.^U
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
120.00
238.30
1997“98 GENERAL FUND 9U9.O2
36.89
1998-99 BUILDING LEVY FUND American Body and Trailer, Incorporated Acme Fence & Iron Co., Inc. American Electric Ignition Company Anderson-Prichard Oil Corporation Audio Equipment Company
Repr-Vehcl-Eqpt-Reg
Standard
2.98
Mtrl-Electronics Repair
Low
3.69
Mtrl-Electronics Repair
Low
U9.3O
The Automotive, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
I3L1..I4.6
Auto Parts & Machine Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
71.08
A. & W. Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Barada & Page, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Beg
Selected Low Low
The Black & Decker Manufacturing Company Boardman Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
6.79
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
19,30
91.90 29.00
76.90 232.90
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
B-15
.
.
132.63
Paul Blakeney Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Mark Blodgett Insulation Company Harold L. Blue
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Musical Instruments
Low
3.00
Bowlware Door Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
150.00
The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Incorporated Branham’s Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Standard Low
Frank H. Braunlich
Apparatus-Audio Visual
New Off. Eqpt-Bus. Off.
Board Action Bid Agreement Low
.Z
'St'-
llh.05
lili9 171.hl 3,O98^f5 1111.75 62.00
172.90 112.00
3275.00 6.00
Brittain Brothers
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-BD
Low
Britton Piano Shop
Musical Instruments
Selected
153.75
Burroughs Corporation
New Off. Eqpt-Bus. Off.
Low
363.60
Campbell Glass and Mirror Company Mrs. A. E. Carter
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
5U5.52
Salarie s-Bldg s-Reg
Reimbursement
Bob Cates
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
2OH.7O
Cathey Roofing Supply Go.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
1109.25
City Spring Works
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
5.U0
John H. Cole Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
1.62
Cook Paint and Varnish Co.
Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Low
185.00
Cory Motion Picture Equipment
Mtrl-Visual Aids-Repr
Standard Low
Crane Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
Dannenburg Distributing Company . Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD
Low
Mtrl-Gldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
185.00
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
333.118
Denoyer-Geppert Company
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Standard
U52.OO
Die Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement Low
601.75 317.110
Dowlings, Incorporated
Mtrl-Visual Aids.Repair
Dwontown Chevrolet
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected Standard Standard ■Low
107.27 31.3H 10575^ 1811.23
25.76
3.70 1.95
5.65
183.50 57.17
919.15
138.61
290.76
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B-16
(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
Dulaney’s
I: tri-Elec tronic s Repair
Low
58.50
John Dunlap Sporting Goods Company Duplicating Products, Inc., of Oklahoma Tyke Brothers
Frun & Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Selected
90.00
Office Type Machines
Standard
26.60
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Emscc Electric Supply Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
.Standard
Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
196.58
The Fleck Bearing Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
lit.76
Friden, Incorporated
Office Type Machines
Selected.
The Gasteam Radiator Co., Incorporated General Electric Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Rsg
Board Action
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repair
Low Selected
1010 36
60.00
7.11t
1; ■
1U5.00
s' ? 119.00 139.89 r■ ft..:
58.89
General Electric Supply Company General Electronics, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair
Selected
General Truck, Inc.
Eqpt-NQn-Instructional
Board Action
Graybar Electric Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg Mtrl-Electronics Repair
Low Selected
J. C. Hamilton Company
Apparatus-instruction
Board Action
15U.3O
Hart Industrial Supply
Mtrl-Grounds Eqpt-School Shop Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
273.97
Low
6.00
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Standard
A. G. Horn Company of Texas
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Hunzicker Brothers
Appa ra tu s-Ford
Selected Low Low
Imperial Paving Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
52118
Independent Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
72.55
International Harvester Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
Johnnie!s Tire Company
Eqpt-General
Low.
69.92
Johnson Motors
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
3.25
Johnson Wole sale
Replace Instructional Eqpt Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair
Low Selected
Herb Welding & Radiator Company, Inc. Hoover Equipment Company
185.85
' ■
Uo.90
w
2,5U7.38
322.08 3U.5O
2.66 9.88 ■ 150.50 105.35
666.58
12.5U
255.85 925.3h
158.Ii3
9U.79 9U.98
189.77
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B-l?
(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
<
Fred Jones, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
29.18
J. & R. Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
19.00
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrl-Bldg s-Re g
Low
270.67
J. B. Lippincott Company
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldg s-Re g
Low
Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
Mideke Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Rsg ;
Low Board Action
Mid-West Surgical Supply Company, Inc. Miller Jackson Company
New Off. Eqpt-Health Off.
Low
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Selected
Miller-Norris Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Millsap’s
Musical Instruments
Selected Standard Low
£■
..
1 ■
178.92
!
i
|
32.50
717.92 31.00 ^58.92 171.50 236.50 177.61 ® 515.01
200.00 559.10 35.00 22.50
516.60
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
570.31
Neal Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
72.16
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
LOw Board Action Bid Agreement
799.30 519.11 526.25
•
j
1755.65
Nursing Outlook
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
5.00
Nursing World
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
3.50
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company
New Off. Eqpt-Bus. Off.
Low Selected
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
30.00
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corporation of Okla. Pettee’s Farm Store, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
55.00
Mtrl-Grounds
Low Standard
Pipkin Photo Service
New Off. Eqpt-Engineers
Selected
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Bid Agreement Selected
■
1
i
10.52
Morgensen Lumber Company
5 Norman Plumbing Supply Co.
f
:
72.29 187.20 817.75
157.89 26.68
1 iooh.95
185.57
151.91 596.56 2,633.25 35.80
3165.51
J
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
Ik
!
£
3-18 .
(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
5
The Powers Regulator Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
.29.50
Prime Petroleum Products, Incorporated Refrigeration Sales & Engineering Company Rice Machinery Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
1W.25
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
:.3.Uo
Mtrl-Furniture
Standard
21.60
Royal BcBee Corporation
Office Type Machines
Selected
5.50
Sanitary Equipment Company
Eqpt-Non-Instructional Flant
Board Action Low
3,271+.20 1,091.1+0
1+365.60 ■■
F
£
375.36
Scovil & Sublett Hardware Company Sears, Roebuck & Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Replace Instructional Eqpt
Low
Severin Supply Company
Repr Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Service Electric Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Selected Low
21+.30 ■
Service'Supply, Inc
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
59.U9 :
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Sharp & Nichols Music Co
Musical Instruments
Selected
Sherman Machine & Iron Works Sherwin Williams Company .
M trl-Bl dg s -Re g
Low
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 1+16 West Main Street Smith-Corona-Marchant Co.
Eqpt-General
Standard
116.1+5
Office Type Machines
Selected
6.58
Bert Smith Road Machinery Company, Inc. Southwest Parts Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
219.22,
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Bid Agreement Low
Southwest Whhel, Inc
Springer Publishing Co. Standard Testing & Engineering Company State Agency for Surplus Property Stephens Brothers Piano Service Bill Story Fire & Safety Company , Sun Electric Croporation Sunshine Laundry
1
’ 7
28.97
*
12.15
ip
218U2 175.20
85.50 118.do
203.50
2.-18
Low Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed
Publisher Selected
Eqpt-School Shop
Selected
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Musical Instruments
Selected
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Furn & Eqpt-Schoo.'. Shops-
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Re g
Low
: 18.75 35.00
258.1+0
32.50, 19h.55 9 8.10
9 8
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
B-19
(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
M-ll Grounds M-12 Buildings M-21-A Vehicle Repair-Reg
Petty Cash Reimbursement
Thomas Concrete Pipe Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
628.08
The Trane Company .
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
191.hO
Trice Wholesale Electronics Company, Inc. Underwood Corporation
Mtrl^Electronics Repain
Low
Office Type Machines /
Standard Low
19.50 155.00
Vari-Type r Croporation
Eqpt-School
Standard
«♦?
Vaseco Incorporated
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair
Stnadard
229.83
Walter R. Whitcomb
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repair
Selected
16.10
The White Motor Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Stnadard
9.72
Whitton Supply Company
Mtrl-Electronics Repair
Low
12.00
Williams & Wilkins Company
Furn & Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
66.15
Wilson Auto Salvage
Eqpt-General
Low
6.00
Murray R. Womble Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
1311.110
Chalmers R. Wood Company
Appa ra tu s-Fo rd
Selected
Repr-Vehcl Eqtp-HD
Low Selected
Adams-Heating System
Board Action
220.86
Mtrls-Repair Eqpt
Low
271.U
Burbank-Partial Final
Board Action
Business Expense
Selected
Garfield-Final
Board Action
958.h6
Stnad Watie-Est. #8
Board Action
11,897.00'
Mary A, Thacker, Clerk
*
■Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
5.87 236.71 .66
2113.211
113.60
1711.50 72.5b
11.52 119.55 ho.51
160.06
1957-58 BUILDING LEVY FUND
♦
~ ... . • Jack Barnes Plumbing and Heating Johnson Wholesale Elecetonics Nolen & Moore, Architects
11,522.07
1958 BOND FUND .
American First Title and Trust .Company Caudill, Rowlett & Scott, Architects Commander Construction Co,
611.00
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_
5
______ _______ .__ ____ _ L
(1958 Bond Fund - Continued) Commercial Equipment Co.
Rockwood-Moveable Eqpt
Board Action
J, J. Cook Construction
Douglass Parking Area Est. if6-Final Creston Hills-Est. #8
Board Actio:-
E. V. Cox Construction Company Gardner Hotel Supply Co.
Mark Twain-Est. $7
Board Action
15,016.08
Stnsd Katie-Moveable Eqpt
Board Action
hhloOO
L. H. Humphries Construction Company The Jones Company, Inc.
McKinley-Est. #8
Board Action
Stand Katie-Moveable Eqpt
Board Action
l,W.5h
Charles Monnot, Jr.
Business Expense
Board Action
9.11
John M. Noftsger, General Contractor Parr and Aderhold, Architects Fred Projezny, Jr.
Ross-Est. #3
Board Action
38,292.30
Ro ckwoo d-Final
Board Action
80.29
Ross-Est. #3
Board Action
765.8h
Rea Engineering Company
Douglass-Final
Board Action
80.5'1
Reid & Associates
Davis-Est. #9
Board Action
79.56
Reynolds and Morrison Architects, A. I. A.
Mark Twain-Est. #7 Creston Hills-Est. #8
Board Action
Bob Roberts
Business Expense
Agreement
Robert Schoenthaler, Contractor Schwartz Construction Co.
Monroe-Final
Board Action
165.67
Davis-Est. #9
Board Action
3,978.00
Sorey, Hill & Sorey
Northeast High School
Board Approved
8,000.00
Standard Testing and Engineering Company Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Inspection Fees
Low
60.00
Business Expense-901
Petty Cash Reimbursement Board Action
38.55
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg
Vari-Typer Croporation
McKinley-Est. #8 Stand Watie-Est. #8
Eqpt-All Schools
3,360.00
J.,
j. â– a 0 in
to
23,976.60
Board Action
Iff
300.32 390.38
12,097.29
690.90
6,000.00
339.89 2,708.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
It
¥
B-21
(Continued) SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE 1959-
1958-59 General Fund
1
—......... '
w-
William BeaLmer
Workshop-Regular
Selected
82^.90
Roland C. Faunce
Workshop-Regular
Selected
810.08
Howard F. Fehr
Workshop-Ford
Selected
250.00
Dr. Ted Landsman
Wo rkshop-Re gular
Selected
666.80
Gordon Mackenzie
Workshop-Regular
Selected
679.00
T. E. McMullin, Vice Dean School of Education Daniel B. Myers
Workshop-Regular
Selected
83U.35
Wrokshop-Regular
Selected
5'88.30
Postmaster
Postage-Regular
Standard
600.00
Walter Purdy
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
319.50
Robert E. Shafer
Workshop-Regular
Selected
869.50
George Sheviakov
Workshop-Regular
Selected
705.70
Dr. James A. Smith
Wo rkshop-Regular
Board Action
666.76
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
I—I4.7—A. A-22 A-27 A-29 A.-31 A-3U A-Lt3 1-33 I-3D-B I-I4.I-C F-U
Jeannette Veach
Workshon-Regular Petty Cash Clerk’s Supplies Re imbu r seme nt Public Relations Census Business Office Building & Grounds Other Adm, Expense Audio Visual Supplies Radio & TV Supplies-Ford Instruction Printing Rentals
Wb rkshop-Re gular
Selected
Grounds Mrl2 Buildings M-21-A Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg M-21-B RepfesfVehcl Eqpt-HD
Petty Cash Reimbursement
D11J2 23.00 1.70 U6.00 1.00 .95 3.92 2.25 3.86 1.00 58.80
553.60 799. Li3
1958-59 BUILDING LEVY FUND''
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk,, , 1 f
."S 1958 BCftwND --------- ——
^13
"'
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk .
12.58 258.07 M32
312.10
* * L* I ]■
Business Expense
Petty Cash Reimbursement
■L________
35.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. payrolls^ authorize issuing the July payrolls, as per the foregoing attached itemized list in mended. On roll call, the motion carried with i |
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Wright that the following periodic agreements between the Board of Education and the firms indicated be approved: (1)
(2)
(3)
| |
Thompson that the Board ratify the June and authorize payment of the vendor bills the total amount of $401,413-72, as recomall members voting "Aye."
The Murphy & Perkins Ready Mixed Concrete Company for the furnishing of all ready mixed concrete as used by'this school system from July 7, 1959 through December 31, 1959The Dolese Company for the furnishing of Class A State Washed and Graded sand, standard washed sand, crushed 3/4 limestone, and very fat lime, as used by this system from July 7, 1959 through December 31, 1959■ Davidson and Case Lumber Company for furnishing portland cement, masonry cement, hydrated lime, plaster fibered, gauging plaster, and moulding plaster, as used by this system from July 7> 1959 through December 31, 1959•
R. $166 Bills and Payrolls Approved | R- #167
Periodic 1 Agreements j Approved Concrete
Sand, Limestone, eti Cement, etc.
(4)
Hunzicker Electric Company, the highest discount bidder, whose bid is 49.07 percent, General Electric, as shown in the tabulation submitted, for the furnishing of all incandescent and fluorescent lamps used by this school system from the awarding date through June 30, i960; these being large incandescent and fluorescent lamps in case lots based on $15,500.00 net volume.
Lamps, Incandescent & Fluorescent
(5)
Hunzicker Electric Company, for the furnishing of all projector lamps usecf in school 16 mm projectors from the awarding date through June 30’4 19^0, their bid for General Electric being 38 percent; these being 16 mm projector lamps in case lots based on $500.00 net volume.
Projector Lamps
(6)
Library Service Company, low bidder, for furnishing all library books during the 1959-60 school fiscal year July 7> 1959 through June 30, i960.
Library Books
(7)
Oklahoma Oxygen Company for furnishing all oxygen and acetylene for all vocational and maintenance shops, July 7> 1959 through June 30, i960, their bids being as follows:
Oxygen and Acetylene
;
OXYGEN per hundred cubic feet in 244 and/or 122 cubic feet cylinders --$1.05
ACETYLENE per hundred cubic feet in $5 and/or $4 commercial size cylinders--- $2.75 These are low bids as shown in the tabulation submitted. (8)
Bill Story Fire and Safety Company, low bidder, for the furnishing and servicing of all fire extinguishers in all schools from the awarding date through June 30, i960, the purchase to be charged to Central Food Service and M-12 accounts.
Fire Extinguishers
(9)
The furnishing of various types and brands of paint as shown on list on file in the office of the Clerk, with successful bidders and amounts awarded each indicated; this agreement to become effective Tuesday, July 7, 1959 and extend through June 30, i960, with the condition that either party may cancel said agreement by writing a letter requesting cancellation in full or in part 30 days prior to cancellation.
Paint
Copies of notices for bids are attached:
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT’D
R. #167 Continued
M IMS III I
I
On roll call, the votes were as follows, and the motion was declared to have carMed: AYE:
R. #168 Purchases Approved:
Mr. Bennett Mr. Lott Mr. Wright Mrs. Melton
NAY:
Mr. Thompson
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following purchases and accept bids as indicated: (1)
I One vegetable peeler and dish machine for use in the cafeteria at Capitol Hill Senior i High School, from The Jones Company, the vegetable peeler $28U.5O recommended on lowbid and the dish machine $2,93^-15 recommended on quality, total for both being $3,218.65 > I| the purchase to be charged to Central Food Service account.
(2)
One lot of roofing supplies for use in the maintenance department from the low bidder, L Morgensen Lumber Company, in the total amount of $1,939-05, the purchase to he be charged to account M-12.
(3)
One lot of lumber for use in the maintenance department from the low bidder, Kilpatrick Brothers, in the total amount of $3,^-26.5O, the purchase to be charged to account M-12. One lot of aluminum for construction of window screens for the maintenance department from the only bidder , Cheatham Insulation Company, in the total amount of $3,^63-20, the purchase to be charged to account M-12.
(5)
One lot of tile for use by the maintenance department from the low bidder, Morgensen Lumber Company, in the total amount of $1,511-90, the purchase to be charged to account M-12-A.
Notices for Bids are attached below: On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye
II
. rectit cd by the Board ofiEdjic th'e'’City, ot Oklarroma"-CifV,‘Of...__ at the <5ffice,of the Dnectbrfof'Piir Klqm, Oklahoni chase-- I900 , 5,01th __ n lahonfa, until 2':vu 2':00 T.M., C.S.T. Citv, Oklahonfa, x.-u., v.n.j., Thursday, June. 11, 1959, tor furnishing'the lUE't following: '* number loi all Oklahoma City pulili- schools, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; <2) < onciete, sand, l-mestouo, penland, and ma'-omv cemen-, tor ail Oklahoma Citj public sc hoots; (3) Plumbing and heating supplies for all‘public .school-., lletont lllc, Classen, Shidlei, \’an;. Buten, i nd (cntril, O11’bOma Cits, Oklahoma, At 2 00 PIT. or'eoop thereafter of ' the same 'day, a' public nubia opening of all 1 bids ru o t ed bv the 1 q ml ol Edur a-1 tion will bi held'in the office of the I
OUI gk-rge
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1959 - CONT'D ..................... ' .............................. It was moved by Mr. Thcjjppson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the plan for food service operation as submitted for the 1959-60 school year, a copy of which is placed on file in the Clerk's office. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. A financial statement as of May 31, 1959 submitted for the Board's information.
from the Central Food Service Department was
!
R. #169 Plan for Food Service Approved Food Service Financial Statement
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
It was reported that Thursday, July 23, 1959> ^+:30 p. m. has been set as the date for opening bids on the following building projects:
(1) (2) (3)
; Date Set for Opening Bids
Addition to John Marshall High School Electrical work for Franklin Roosevelt Junior High School Mechanical work for Franklin Roosevelt Junior High School
Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the Board's selling the following described land to Ferrill Martin at the rate of $3>000 per acre, subject to the land being zoned for business and recreational purposes, Mr. Martin having submitted a chfeck for $3>000 as earnest money; this being land which the Board purchased for a school on North Bryan Street several years ago and paid $9,900 for the total acreage, approximately 9-^1 acres; but the District having expanded its territory, this made the site in the wrong place for school, thus causing the property to become surplus and no longer needed for school purposes:
j R. #170 1 Approval to | Sell Land on N. Bryan St.
Mr. Wright leaves.
Mr. Wright I Leaves Meeting
Description
A tract of land located in the NE^ of Sec. 25, Township 12 North, Range 3 West of the I. M., more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the NE corner of said quarter section, thence west along the north line of said quarter section a distance of 889.50 feet, thence south 0째 13' west a distance of 692.58 feet for a point or place of beginning; thence south 0째 02' h-6" east a distance of 3^7-20 feet; thence east and parallel to the north line of said section a distance of 705-Uo feet; thence north O째1U' 1+0" east a distance of 3^7-63 feet; thence south 89째 55' ^+0" west a distance of 1+07-20 feet to the point or place of beginning.
A part of the NE-J of Section 25, Township 12 North, Range 3 West of I. M., described as follows: Beginning 692.3 feet south of the NE comer of this quarter section for a point of beginning; thence west U81 20/21 feet; thence south 3^7-2 feet; thence west 398 1/21 feet; thence south 115-5 feet; thence east 880feet to the east line of said quarter section; thence north to place of beginning.'
EXCEPT an undivided one-half interest in and to the oil, gas, and other minerals in and under said land which are reserved in and to the grantors. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve Change Order $1, Roosevelt Junior High School, Tankersley Construction Company, Contractor, omitting the dividing curtain type partition shown in the original plans and specifications to be installed in the gymnasium, with a deduction in the contract price of $1,360.00. 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. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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R. #171 Change Ord. $1 Roosevelt Approved R. #172 ; Adjournment
MEETING OF JULY 23, 1959
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION O^THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1959 AT 4:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Mr. Jim Wright, Chairman Mr. Phil Bennett Mr. W. F. Lott
ABSENT: Mrs. L. D. Melton, President Mr. Otto F. Thompson, Vice President Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. G eorge, Assistant Superintendent; Mr.' Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Mr. David Light, Accountant; Mr. Bill Foutz, Engineer; Mr. C. E. Costley and Mr. Bill Haller - Directors; Mr. Gene Campbell of the Daily Oklahoman; Mrs. Opal Cooper, Acting Secretary; Members of the Press and T-V stations. Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that Mr. Jim Wright act as chairman JR. #173 ^Acting Chairman of the meeting and Mrs. Opal Cooper as secretary. The motion carried. & Secretary ^Designated On motion of Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Bennett, bids were opened on electrical and |R. #17^ mechanical services for Roosevelt Junior High School and girls' physical, education area, Bids Opened on girls' shower room, guidance areas, and an additional boiler at John Marshall High School, jBldg. Projects and the bids, received in response to the attached Notice for Bids, were read aloud, base bids being as follows: Wff
TABULATION OF BASE BIDS Franklin Roosevelt Junior High School:
Mechanical
Electrical Work
Industrial Electric Co. Boyington Electrical Contractors Shawver & Son, Inc. Osborne Electric Co. Okla. Electrical Co. Fred H. Spaulding
John Marshall Addition: Suttle Construction Co. Putney Construction Co. Milner Construction Co. Bollinger Construction Co. Benmore Construction Co.
$127,000 125,959 122,650 117,713 116,000 109,100
Base Bids
$167,780 166,573 175,923 173,862 177,777
Work
W. A. Landers Co. $358,956 Spaeth Engineering Co. 322,846 Kay Engineering Co. 306,847 G. S. White Co. 303,633 Oller Heating Co. 298,777 Mid-COntinent Meeh. Contractors 297,220 Alco Mechanical Contractors 276,382 M. H. Cavnar Plumbing Co. 268,425
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Alt .#2
Alt.#3
Alt .#4
$ 150 -1,050 - 405 - 800 340
-$720 893 -740 -750 -750
-$3,000 -1,525 -2,611 -2,700 -2,400
$590 585 64o 800 750
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that the low bid of Fred H. Spaulding in the amount of $109,100 on electrical work for Roosevelt Junior High School be accepted, and that the low bid of M. H. Cavnar Plumbing Company in the amount of $268,425 on mechanical work at Roosevelt Junior High School be accepted. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R- #175 Low Bids Accepted on Electrical & Mechanical Wk.
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, bids on the addition to John Marshall High School were referred to the central office for further study and consultation with contractor and architect, and later report to the Board.
R. #176 Bids on Marshall Referred to Central Office
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that the name of Washington will be used on the present Franklin School, and the use of Franklin as the name of a school will be discarded. The motion carried.
R. #177 | Name of Franklin /School t< I be Changed to j Washington
MEETING OF JULY 23, 1959 - CONTINUED
Motion to adjourn and inbet at the call of the President was made hy Mr. Bennett, seconded hy Mr. Lott, and carried.
R. #178 Adj oumment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION O& THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1959 AT 1-1-:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Otto F. Thompson, Vice President
W. F. Lott Jim Wright ABSENT:
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Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald, and G. L. Robinson - Directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Gene Campbell of the Daily Oklahoman; Beth West and Glen Bowman of the Classroom Teachers Association.
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On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meeting of July 23, 1959 were approved as read.
I R. #179
| LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
| The Treasurer's report for the month of July was presented by the Treasurer, Mr^Green, I and he advised the Board not to sell the remainder of the bonds which were voted in 1958, i until the market is better.
I | Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills and payrolls as listed in the agenda have | been checked and approved by the Auditing Department and are ready for action of the Board. I | He recommended passing the following resolution: I RESOLUTION
After further consideration of the requirements of the Building Levy Fund for the fiscal year ending June 30, I960, it is ordered that the budget be and is hereby approved in the sum of $1,700,000.
i Minutes Approved I
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Treasurer's I Report for Jul
Auditor's Report R. #180 Bldg. Levy Budget Increased
Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Wright that the resolution be approved. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Lott, the reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor as presented were' approved, and a copy of the Treasurer's report handed to the Clerk for her files.
R. #181 Financial Reports Approve
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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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
EMPLOYMENTS
REQUEST PERMISSION T0 EMPLOY MR. GEORGE BQUTHELETTE AS SCHOOL PSYCHOL®® I ST, SALARY T@ BE $6600 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE AUGUST I?, I 959» REPLACE WM. SIMPSON, RESIGNATION} REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY DR. L. E. GLASS, SCHOOL DENTIST, FIVE HOURS PER DAY, FOUR DAYS PER WEEK, SALARY TO BE $3000, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31, I9J9„ TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MR. JAMES RUSSELL AS A TEMPORARY MULTI LI TH OPERATOR FOR ONE WEEK, SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JULY I 6, 8 959. REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. VIRGINIA LAMB IN THE ADULT NURSING PROGRAM TO
TEACH DIETETICS FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING AUGUST IO THROUGH AUGUST 20, TO BE $200 FOR THE TWO WEEK PERIOD.
1959,
SALARY
REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY MRS. BETTY ALMOND AS A TEMPORARY SECRETARY AT NORTHWEST FOR THE PERIOD AUGUST 10 THROUGH AUGUST 14, 1959, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $235 PER
MONTH. ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL PERSONNEL
REQUEST PERMISSION TO PAY DAISY HARLIN A SALARY OF $087.50, SINCE SHE COMPLETED ©NE= HALF SF THE SUMMER TERM
IN THE TYPING CLASS AT NICHOLS HILLS SCHOOL.
CORRECTION? MISS MARY HARMON’S SALARY WAS LISTED AS $375.00.
TEACHER AT LINWOOD,
SINCE MISS HARMON SERVED AS HEAD
SHE IS ENTITLED TO AN ADDITIONAL $25.00.
THE RECREATION COMMISSION WISHES T@ SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING CHANGES IN THE RATE OF PAY,
Jul y 1, 1959;
ALVIN R.
EGGELING, DIRECTOR OF RECREATION,
FROM $150.00 PER MONTH TO $<56.00 PER
MONTH. THE EMPLOYEES LISTED BELOW ARE TO BE CHANGED AS FOLLOWS; FROM $0.90
PER HOUR TO $1.00 PER h our ;
RUBY ARGO
CHRISTINE BAILEY
HATTIE CHEATHAM
MITTOE W. JOHNSON
REBA SHAW FROM $0.95 PER HOUR TO $1.09 PER hou r ;
JOHN ALEXANDER
RILLA HARLIN
JOSEPH APOSTOL
LEONARD HARRISON
RONALD BOURASSA
BILL S. HAUSER
DONALD Fo GRAHAM
JANE JACKSON STERLING JOHNSON
FROM $1.00 PER HOUR TO $1.09 PER hou r ;
MARGARET V. STEELE
FROM $1.00 PER HOUR TO $1.10 PER HOUR; ■ JIM ADAMS
PERRY LEE NEW
PHILLIP BROUGHER
DAVID S. WOODSON
DENNIS KAUFMAN
FROM $1.00 pe r
HOUR TO $1.14 PER HOUR;
DONALD Mo
EDWARDS
CASSELL A. LAWSON
EFFECTIVE
RALPH LEU
ARTI E L®U OSBORN
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RECREATION COMMISSION CHANGES (CONT’D)
FROM $1.05 PER HOUR TO $1.20 PER HOUR; ALICE E.
PATE
SUE PENNINGTON
ALENE D. TALTON FROM $1.10 per
PAT WILHELM
HOUR TO $1.14 PER HOUR; GORDON G.
DAVID CAWTHON
ERIKSEN
FROM $1.10 PER HOUR TO $1.20 PER HOUR;
CHARLES JONES FROM $1.1 0 PER HOUR TO $1.25 PER HOUR;
THETA BENTON
ARETHA CLAY
SUE DAVIS
OCTAVIA DOUGLASS
MINTA MAE DRAKE
ESSIE EDWARDS
ALLEN- HANCOCK
LELAND LEMMONS JR
VIRGINIA THOMPSON
FROM $1.25 PER HOUR TO $1.40 PER ho ur ; MABEL, LEE KAYS
LOU ANN COX
ALICE WATERS SNEED FROM $65.00 PER WEEK TO 174 .00 PER WEEK
EDMUND ROTZINGER
MIKE (MAURICE) VAN METER
THE RECREATION COMMISSION WISHES TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING
RECOMMENDATIONS;
ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY I
AT A SALARY OF $1.25 PER
HOURS
ELVORA ALLEN ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY I
AT A SALARY GF $1.14 PER
HOUR? NONA BUTLER
ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY I
AT A SALARY OF $1 .0 0 PER
HOUR; tom
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ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY 14 AT A SALARY OF $1.25 PER
HOUR; FAYE MASHBURN
RECOMMENDATION FOR SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS’
PAY
REQUEST PERMISSION TO PAY SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS EIGHT DOLLARS PER DAY FOR EACH DAY THEY SUBSTITUTE IN THE SECONDARY SCHOOLS DURING THE 1959 SUMMER SCHOOL.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARI:
Maintenance
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Request permission to employ the following personnels David. Michael Black as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective July 13, 1959. Jack Walton Cape as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 » pel’ hour - Effective July 3, 1959.
David. Gray Carpenter as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour -=> Effective July 13, 1959.
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Ronny Duke Chri st ian as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective July 7, 1959. 'Sampson Emery as a temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary hour - Effective July 21, 1959. D. E. Gilbreath as a temporary brick mason in the Maintenance Department, salary $4.00 per hour - Effective July 13, 1959.
,’Huey Max Harbison as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective July 13, 1959. Henry Claude Huff as a tenporary plasterer in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective June 29, 1959.
Dan Roy Jones as a temporary truck driver in the Maintenance Department,.salary $1.39 per hour - Effective July 6, 1959. Virgil Jpnes as a temporary truck driver in'the Maintenance Department, salary $1.39 per hou$:. - Effective July 15, 1959. JT
■ Edward. E. Max as a temporary scraper in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour - Effective July 16, 1959. Bailey Tea Meador as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per hour Effective July 13, 1959. t
Clifford Raymond. Moon as a temporary carpenter in the Maintenance Department, salary $2.00 pdrz hour - Effective July 13, 1959.
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_JLly .James Rickard, as a temporary lub. and. grease man in the Maintenance Department, Salary $1.35 per hour = Effective July 15, 1959.
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William Gene Rodgers as a temporary laborer in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.25 per, Spur - Effective July 1, 1959. Floyd R. Vandenack as a temporary lub. and grease man in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.35 per hour - Effective July 3, 1959.
ArthuyJMirl Wilmoth, as temporary painter in the Maintenance Department, salary $1.50 per hour «=> Effective July 2, 1959. Maintenance
Changejin. status of personnels
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It has- been recommended that Claude George Bruner, a temporary employee in the Carpentry Department, salary $1.25 per hours.^e transferred to the Drayag® Department as a regular truck driver, salary $2900 per year - Effective July 1, 1959. ■ It has been recommended that Ralph I. Burnett, a temporary enployee in the Electronic Department, salary $2.00 per hour; be changed to a regular■employee, salary $4100 per year - Effective July 13, 1959. It has been recommended that W. A-. Conde, a '’■emporary employee in the Drayage Department, salary $1.35 per hour; be change*. to a regular employee, salary $2800 per year Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that Samuel O’Neal Furr, a tenporary employee in the Paint Department, salary $1.75 per hour; be changed to a regular enployee, salary $3600 per year - Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that William T. Houser, a temporary employee in the Paint Department, salary $1.35 per hour; be changed to a regular employee, salary $2900 per year - Effective July 1, 1959.
It has been recommended that Joe Jones, a temporary enployee in the Paint Department, salary $1.75 per year; be changed to a regular enployee, salary $3600 per year «= Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that W„ W. McMahon, a temporary enployee in the Welding Department, salary $1.45 per hour; be changed to a regular enployee, salary $3000 per year Effective July 1, 1959.
It has been recommended that J. 0. McNeal, a temporary enployee in the Paint Department, salary $1.75 per hour; be changed to a regular enployee, salary $3600 per year Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that Lonnie D„ Maxwell, a regular employee in the Landscape Department, salary $3000 per year; receive a salary of $3400 per year as an Equipment Operator - Effective July 13, 1959 .
It has been recommended that Bill Grady Miller, a regular employee in the Paint Department, salary $3900 per year; be transferred to the Carpentry Department, salary $4000 per year - Effective July 1, 1959.
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It has been recommended, that Kenneth Ray Miller, a temporary employee in the Plumbing Department, salary $1.45 per hour; be changed, to a regular employee, salary $3000 per year - Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that W. G. O’Neal, a regular employee in the Masonry Department, salary $5400 per year; be changed to a temporary employee, salary $2.60 per hour - Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that W. G. O’Neal, a temporary enployee in the Masonry Department, salary $2.60 per hour; receive an hourly salary of $4.00 - Effective July t 13, 1959. It has been recommended that Billy Gene Shelton, a temporary employee in the Plastering ■ j Department, salary $1.25 per hour; receive a salary of $1.35 per hour - Effective July 1, 1959.
It has been recommended that W. R. Swarts, a temporary employee in the Carpen ry Department, salary $2.50 per hour; receive a salary of $2.75 per hour - Effective July 13, 1959.
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Maintenance Car Allowances;
Ii. J. Martin, a regular employee in the Shade Department, salary $4000 per year plus $300 car allowance is being recommended to receive a car allowance of $480 per year Effective July 13, 1959. Roy Holloway, a regular employee in the Carpentry Department, is being recommended to receive a car allowance of $480 per year - Effective July 1, 1959.
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
* Furniture Repair
Request permission to employ the following personnel;
Arch Courtney as a temporary furniture repairman in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $2.00 per hour - Effective July 6, 1959.
James M. Sparks as a tenporary furniture repairman in the Furniture Repair Department, salary $1.65 per hour - Effective July 27, 1959. Service
Change in status of personnel; It has been recommended that Dell Beeson, Fireman at No^heast, salary $253.33 per month; be transferred to Head Custodian at University Heights, salary $258.33 per month Effective July 8, 1959. It ha® been recommended that William M. Brewer, Head Custodian at Harmony, salary $283.33 per month; be transferred to Head Custodian at Putnam Heights, salary $288.33 per month - Effective Duly 16, 1959.
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It has been recommended!, that Noah J. Canary, Head Custodian at Webster, salary $328.33 per month; he transferred to Head Custodian at Wheeler, salary $308.33 per month — Effective July 16, 1959. It has been recommended that G. H. Chapman, a Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $253.33 per month; be transferred to Head Custodian at Davis Elementary, salary $258.33 per month - Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that James Pike Ellis, a Time Floorman at Northwest, salary $99.16 per month; be transferred to a Full Time Floorman at Southeast, salify $218.33 per month Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that Leroy B. Grishom, a Custodian at Wheeler, salary $300.00 per month; be transferred to Assistant Head Custodian at Central, salary $313.00 per month Effective July 16, 1959.
It has been recommended that Alfred E. Hanley, & Floorman at Taft Stadium, salary $183.33 per month; be transferred to Head Custodian at Taft Scadium, salary $228.33 per month -=> Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that Cecil 0. Hugghins, a Floorman at Lee Elementary, salary $203.33 per month; be transferred to Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $228.33 per month - Effective July 6, 1959.
It has been recommended that John William McDonald, Head Custodian at Putnam Heights, salary $285.00 per month; be transferred to Head Custodian at Marshall salary $328.33 per month - Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that Silas Ogle, a Floorman at Northeast, salary $208.33 per month; be transferred to a Fireman at Northeast, salary $228.33 per month - Effective July 16, 1959.
It has been recommended that Arthur Oliver Teague, a Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $228.33 per month; be transferred to Assistant Custodian at Capitol Hill Sr., salary $313.33 per month - Effective July 1, 1959. It has been recommended that Carroll Thomas, a Floorman at Arthur, salary $198.33 per ’ month; be transferred to Head Custodian at Arthur, salary $228.33 per month Effective July 1, 1959.
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Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Lott by Mr. Wright, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.”
R. #182 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
The following Items #1, #2, and. #3 were submitted for action of the Board: ■■■" ■
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MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1959 - CONT 'D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 3, 1959 The assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills. checked all bills.
The Auditor has
1959-60 General Fund
$
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1958- 59 General Fund
$
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1959- 60 Building Levy Fund
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Abbott, Ruth
Work Shop - Ford
Board Action
Association Press .
Library
Publisher Selected
Augustine, Sara H.
Workshop - Ford
Board Actipn
Booth, Gil
Printing
Agreement
Braniff Airways, Inc.
Travel, Travel Exp. Workshop - Ford
Reimbursement Board Action
Bureau of Publications
Library
Publisher Selected
Capitol Hill Beacon
Publisher Selected
5.00
Children’s Music Center
Periodicals & Pamphlets Library
Publisher Selected
5U9.06
City of Nichols Hills
Water & Sewage Reg.
Utilities
City Of Oklahoma City City Treasurer Columbia University Press County Treasurer Cowan Clara Celia
Tax Assessments Taxes Library Taxes Radio & TV
Tax -paving Paving Publisher Selected Paving Board Action
Cowan, Judy
Radio & TV
Board Action
Coward-McCann, Inc.
Library
Publisher Selected
Davis, Ruth
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
6.55
2111.50 97.50 1I10.15 323.10
1163.25 -
3.89
22.95 U3j 1i 15»27
99.08 55.811 115.97 81.00 81.00 6.69
330.00
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(1959-60 General Fund Continued)
3.15
Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc.
Library
Publisher Selected
Doyle, Bill
Purchasing
Low
Ebel, Ann
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Educational Publishing Corporation Enlow, Vernon
Library
Publisher Selected
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Ervin Farm Store
Physical Education
Selected
Exton-Aids
Radio & TV-Ford
Low
First National Management Corp.
Rental-TV Equipment
Rental.Agreement and UtilmTies
Forest Press, Inc.-
Library
Publisher Selected
Gaumer, Irwin C.
Periodicals & Pamphlets
Publisher Selected Board Action
Gregory, C. A...
Tests-all departments
Publisher Selected’"
38.35
Harcourt Brace & Company
Library
Publisher Selected
11.13
Harper & Brothers
Library
Publisher Selected
8.25
House of Wren
Business Office
Low
8.09
Institute for Research
Library
Publisher Selected
9.95
International Business Machine Corporation
IBM Rental
Rental Agreement
Knopf, Alfred A. Inc.
Library
Publisher Selected
Leach, Marilyn M.
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Library of Congress Card Division
Library
Low
19.56
Library Service Co.
Library
Low
7£.05
Lucas, Marilyn
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Macmillan Company
Library
Publisher Selected
McCain, Mary T.
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
36.00
165.00 65.H5 165.00
3U.115 3.30
1129 <£7
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1,235.00
3.73 2111.50
260.00
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Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Rental Agreement
125.00
McCourry, T. C.
Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Rental Agreement
125.00
McKesson & Robbins Inc.
Vehicular Equip. Reg.
Low
J McCracken, Lois
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
; Medford, Don
Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
h Metropolitan Water Co,
Water & Sewage Reg.
Utilities
; Music Educator
Library
Publisher Selected
2.3b
! National Audio-Visual • Association Inc.
Library
Publisher Selected
b.75
Library
Low
1.5b-
Insurance Property
Insurance
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National Education Assoc.
r. ; Oklahoma Assoc, of Ins. f Agents . Okla .City Pho to Supply 1
Audio-Visual Materials Selected
7.00'
330.00 1.25 3b. 35
l,7b8.69 1.75
! .Okla City Water Dept,.
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
6,582.73
j; Okla County Water Dept.
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
11.85
Electricity-Reg.
Utilities
lb,619.82
Gas-Regular
Utilities
1,308.03
Agreement
1.76
Okla Gas & Electric i Okla Natural Gas Okla Oxygen Company
rjOkla State Fenetentiary
Prentice Hall, Inc, Prime Petro Co.
Industrial & Vocational Library Supplies & . Bookbinding Library
Selected
Publisher Selected
Vehicles-heavy duty
Low
iG. P. Putnam’s Sons
Library
Publisher Selected
B.Quindt, Ottelia
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
■y-Rinehart & Co. Inc.
Library
Publisher Selected
Rpssell, James
Printing
Agreement
■Ryan, Kathleen
Workshop-Ford
Board.Action
Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
18.72 5.62 156.19
.2.57
165.00 3«bb >0.00
21b.50
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(1959-60 General Fund-Gon tinned)
Sky Service Gonpaziy
Rental'-Land & Bldg.
Southwestern 'Sell Telep. Company
Utilities
Treasurer, Okla County
Tax A sisessments
Thacker, Mary A.
Supt's Supplies Petty Cash A.-25 Personnel Office Supplies A-26 Public Relations Supplies A-2? ■ Printing, Business Office & Inst. A-51 Other Administration Expense A-53 Periodicals 1-32 I-35A Radio &■TV.Supplies I-36A General Instruction Supplies Instruction Office Supplies 1-52 Vehicular Expense, Regular 0-22A F-5 Rentals
30.00
Rental Agreement
1822.27 858.12
Taxes-sewer 20.25 1.58 3 <>89 3.00 19.6h 2.60 5.10 v 5.12 3.60 16.55 BA. 80,.
1U2.13
Ward, Bartlett A.
Wo rkshop-F 0 rd
Board Action
330.00
West, Cecil G.
Radio & TV
Board Action
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Telephone Reg.
Utilities
Western Uniform & Towel Service
Printing-Regular
Low
Western Newspaper Union
Instructional Office
Low ■
Whelihan, Gladys
Wo rkshop-Ford
Board Action
H. W. Wilson Company
Library-
Low
The World Publishing Co,..
Library
Publisher Selected
Adams Engineering Co.
Engineer's Office
Low
Addison Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.
Instruction Office
Publisher Selected
Addre s sograph-Multigraph Corporation
Printing Supplies
3-L . Oi 2.50
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■9.20 9
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(1958-59 General Fund) 35.92
6.72
■ Low
86.01
Instructional Office Census &. Pupil Acct.
Low
269.50
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Custodial Supplies
X'OW .
Blackhawk Films
Audio-Visual Materialis Selected
A. & E Equipment Co.
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Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher
Branham’s, Incorporated
Engineer's Office
Low
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Se3.ec ted
6.50
Bureau of Publications
Audio-Visual Materials General Instruction
Carpenter Paper Co.
Storeroom
Cates, Bob
Custodial Supplies
Low
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New Books, Maps, Charts, NEDA
Publisher Selected
18.00
Chemical Education Publishing Co.
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2955.67
The Chemical Rubber Company
New Books, Maps, Charts, NEDA
Publisher Selected
Si. 01;
The Cin-Made Corporation
Audio-Visual Materials
Low
92.17
City Spring Works
General Instruction
Standard
9.75
Clay Adams Incorporated
General Instruction
Selected
89.90
Connelly Construction Co,
Improvement to Grounds Audio-Visual Materials Radio & TV-Ford
Board Action
The Daily Law Journal Record
13/003.97
Publi she r Se le c te d.
35.00
Selected
ul.23
Legal Publications
Publisher
11.90
Delmar Publishers, Inc.
General Instruction
Publisher Selected
Doc’s IGA
Home Economics
Selected
Doenges Supply
New Equipment NEDA
Letter Quotation
Dollies Ceramics
Storeroom
Board Action
H, Dorsey Douglas Inc.
Instruction Office
Standard
96.00
Doubleday & Co. Inc.
New Books, Charts, Maps, NEDA. New Equipment-NEDA
Publisher Selected
30.00
Coronet Films Creative Playthings
Dowlings, Incorporated
Bill Doyle Duplicating Products, Inc.
■ Auditor Instruction Offide
L/..U3
195.33
59.50 1,629.12
Low
456.25
Low
42.80
Low
448.00
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(1958-59■ General Fund Continued)
3520.00
The Ediphone Co.
Business Machines
Board Action
Educational Service
Library
Publisher Selected
Educational Testing Serv. Cooperative Test Division Ellis, E. Louise
General Instruction
Board Action
1333.93
Wo rkshop-Fo rd
Board Action
39.50
Encyclopaedia Britannica Film InuOiporawd
Radio & TVrFord
Letter Quotation
296.50
F & E Check Frotector Agency.
New Business Machines
Board Action
169.75
Fox-Vliet Drug Co,
Storeroom
Low
151.Uk
Filmstrip House
Ifew Books, Charts, Maps, NEDA Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
58'°U
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78.05
Selected
Low
General Electronics, Inc.
Library Supplies & Book Binding Engineer’s-Custodial Office Supplies Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
5.07
Ginn & Company
Special Education
Selected
10.9k
Girl Scouts of the U.S.A,
Audio-Visual Material
Selected.
25.70
The Glidden Company
General Instruction
Low
Graham Paper Company
Printing-Re gular
Board Action
Harcourt'Brace & Co.
General Instruction
Publisher Selected
25.53
Library
Publisher Selected
266.RO
Harper & Brothers
General Instruction
Publisher .Selected.
85.2k
Hart Industrial Supply
General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action
D, C. Heath & Co. *
Publisher Selected
102.58
The House of Clay
New Books, Charts, Maps, NEDA Storeroom
Board Action
332.6k
The House of Wren
Storeroom
Board Action
199.50
Huntington Laboratories, Inc, Hunzicker Brothers
Custodial Supplies
Letter Quotation
New Equipment Custodial Supplies
Selected
hO-i. 16
Indiana University
Audio Visual Material
Publisher Selected
135.00
I.B.M. Corporation
IBM Bureau supplies Business Office
Standard Low
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Kee Lox Mf^. Company
Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
Storeroom
Board Action
55.oo
Knopf, Alfred A., Inc.
Library
Publisher Selected
16.26
LIFE Filmstrips
Audio Visual Material
Publisher Selected
35.00
Library Service Co,
Library
Bid Agreement
Gaumer, IrwjLn C? Gaylord Brothers, Inc. General Electric Supp. Co,
Harlow Publishing Co.
•
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2.20
.
208.75
h7.3h
3.73
1,599.92
38.6k 291.26
329.90
8.17
53.U8 7.30
60.78
l.k7
2R59.08
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(1956-59 General Fund Continued)
^7 6.12
Macklanburg-Duncan Co,
Instruction Office
Low
kg
Magnolia Petroleum Co,
Vehicles-Regular
Low
' <976.1.6
.Custodial Supplies Marshall Supply St Equip, Company Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc, New Business Machine Inst. McGraw Hill Book Co, Inc, Text Book Rental
•
Board Action
183.72 3730.00
Board Action
1113.77
Publisher Selected
McKesson-Robbins Inc.
Supplie s
Low
2k. 61
Melton Co,, Inc,
Supplies
Low
2kO.k-S
Michigan Scientific Co.
Storeroom
Board Action
359.0k
Mideke Supply Company
Supplie s, summe r playground
LoW Board Action
Miller Jackson Company
Instruction Office
Selected
Miller-Norris Co, Inc,
Custodial Supplies
Board Action
Mopdy Institute of Science
Audio Visual Material
Publisher’ Selected
ko.00
Morris' Chevrolet, Inc.
General Instruction
Agreement
59.96
National Warm Air Heating and Air Conditioning Co. National Association of Social Workers
Engineer's Office
Low
1.05
Instructional Office
Publisher Selected
k.oo
National Education Asso.
Workshop-Ford
Low Publisher Selected
New York' University Film Library
Audio Visual Material
Low
13.06
Okla City Linen Service
Custodial Supplies
Low
87.50
Okla Laundry & Dry Cleaners Cu s to dial Supplie s Supply Co,
Low
. ko.oo
5k7.90 139.08
686.98
3.25
280.00
3.6k 30.19
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33.83
216k.09
Okla Paper Co.
Storeroom
Board Action
OkJ.a Publishing Co.
Legal Publications
Publication
Okla Seating Co.
Storeroom
Board Action Low
F. A, Owen Publishing Co,
Special Education
Publisher Selected
6.00
Parents' Institute, Inc.
Special Education
Publisher Selected
3.00
Photo Color Lab, Inc,
Radio & TV-Ford
Low
3.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co,
New Furniture NEDA.
Bid Agreement
practical Drawing Co,
Special Education
Low
The Psychological Corp.
General Instruction
Publisher Selected
85.ko
Purchasing Magazine
purchasing
Publisher Selected
k.oo
Rad id Corp, of America
New Equipment-NEDA
Selected
k95.oo
Rand McNally & Co,
General Instruction
Selected
53. kk
Rem ington Rand
Library Supplies & Bookbinding General Instruction
Low
Ref inery Supply Co,
i
Selected
klk.oo 18 ,332.9k 736.05
19,068.99
61.50 1.75
25k.70 27.ko
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■'yl958-59. General Fund Continued)
5.00
Rex Sales Company
Special Education
Low
Rinehart G Co. Inc.
Publisher Selected
Robinson Janitor Supp. Co.
New Books, Charts, Maps, NEDA Custodial Supplies
Row Peterson & Co.
Audio Visual Material
Publisher Selected
27.00
Safeway #75
Home Economics
Selected
23.59
Sanitary Equip. Co.
Custodial Supplies
Standard
3.00
W. B> Saunders Co.
New Books, Charts, Maps, NEDA
Publisher Selected
>1.65
General Instruction
Publisher Selected
Uo.99
Scott Chevrolet Co.
General Instruction
Agreement Standard
Cha rles Scribne r ’ s So ns
Publisher Selected
Searsj Roebuck and Co.
New Books, Charts, etc. NEDA • Radio & TV“Ford
Severin Supply Co,
Custodial Supplies
Board Action
Simmel-Meservey, Inc.
Audio Visual Material
Publisher Selected
Simpson-Horton, Inc,
General Instruction
Low
State Agency for Surplus Property Hie Steck Co.
Industrial and Vocational Library
Selected Publisher Selected
Sterling Educational Films
Audio Visual Material
Selected.
Teachers Library, Inc.
Library
Publisher Selected
Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. Thompson Book & Supply Co.
Audio Visual Material
Selected
Storeroom
Board Action
Science Research Asso., Inc*. '
Engineer’s Office Triangle Blue Print A Supply Co. Trice Wholesale Electronics Radio and TV-Ford Co. IBM Bureau Uarco Inc.
58.25 2268.5-8
Board Action
17U.22 5.2.58
216.80 25.39
3.58
Low A
1123.95
25.00 1.50
55.02
160.85
25.00 3.5'6
10.00 '
8533.85 155.37
Low
98.52
Selected
515.27
Board Action
Unde rwood Co rpora tion
Instructional Office
Standard
8.52
University of Oklahoma
Audio Visual Material
Selected
21.15
Uptown Art Galleries
Instructional Office
Standard
35.75
United World Films, Inc,
Audio Visual Material
Publisher Selected
Vaseco Inc.
Audio Visual Material
Selected Low
Veaze.y Drug Company
Special Education
Selected
8.28
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.
Custodial Supplies
Standard
156.96
Webster Publishing Co.
Special Education
Publisher Selected
WV M. Welch Mfg, Co.
Commencement Expense
Bid Agreement Selected
Western psychological Serv. General Instruction
I
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Selected
263.96
56.35 36.25
132.59
27.87 175.56 117..39
293.15
27.00
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(l?58’->9 General Fund Continued)
B“9
Western Uniform & Towel Service
Supplies Printing Department
Low
5.00
Westminster Press
Library
Low
3.89
Office Machines
Standard
17.50
Vehicular Equip.
Low
10„16
Vehicular Equip. Reg.
-p1 'Barada & Page
Board Action Low
Buildings Materials
Low
112^5
Blakeney, Paul Co.
Grounds Materials
Low
8.k0
Blodgett, Mark, Insulation Company "Boyd, Clarence L., Co. Cates, Bob
Buildings, Materials
Low
126.25
Vehicular Equip. Heavy Standard Vehicular Equip. Reg. Board Action
L2.80 3U7.35
'Cathey Roofing Supply Co.
Buildings Materials
Low
318.6k
'Dannenburg Bist. Co.
Vehicular Equip. Reg.
Low
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Buildings Materials
Bid Agreement Low
'The -Dolese Company
Buildings Materials
Selected Bid Agreement
Dowlings, Inc.
Visual Aids
Selected
Doyle, Bill
Electronics
Low
Elevator Sales & Service Co. The Fleck Bearing Co.
Buildings Materials
Standard
Buildings Materials
Low
Harpool Tank Trucks
Grounds Materials
Agreement
Hart Ind. Supply Co.
Grounds Materials
Low
70.86
Hunzicker Bros.
Buildings Materials
Low
U6.52
Independent Supply Co.
Buildings Materials
Low
318.00
International Harvester Company J. & R. Supply Co.
Vehicular. Equip. Reg.
Standard
1.70
Vehicular Equip. Heavy Buildings Materials
Low
6.98
(1959*60 Building Levy) Addressograph-Multigraph American Electric-ignition Company ■Auto Farts & Mach. Co.
Kilpatrick
Lumber Co.
Board Action Low
67.98 1.6k
69.62
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23.53
15k.08 k.lk
158.22
k.65 32.25
36.90 216.66
10.75 -
83k.00
U5.12
250.25
3307.72 252.So
3560.52
Locke Supply Co.
Bufldings Materials
Letter Bid
McCoy, Bill.-Concrete Pipe Company Mideke Supply Co.
Grounds Materials
Low
k-8.62
Electronics
Low
26.23
McCullough, Riley
Grounds Materials
Agreement
32.50
Miller-lack-son
Electronics
Selected
158.11
Morgensen Lumber Co.
Buildings Materials
Board Action Low
273.67
1751.05 kO3.k7
- 'V..* .
A
215k.52
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Vehicular Equip Reg,
R'' • f; Payne, Henry
Board Action Low
Grounds Materials
Agreement
.Peery’s Tire & Supp. Co.
Vehicular Equip Reg.
Low
1.25
i Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co,
Building Materials
Low
17.85
: Perfection Equip. Co.
Building Materials Heavy
Low Selected
Building Materials
Selected
H32.OO
Building Materials Buildings Materials
Low Low
I4.12.OO
Vehicular Equip Reg,
Board Action
Building Materials
Low Selected
The Perolin Co.
Who Company, Inc. 3?i# .Machinery Co, Severin Supply Co.
: S
H Shade Co,
; Squthwell, Joe
Buildings Materials
■ Thacker, Mary A,
M-ll M-12 M-21A
L
107.76 31.06
138.82
30.00
11.99 151.85
163.8k
5.70
v
Hi- 70
Ik. 80 2L1.0.00
10.00 . 217.27 ■' 5.85
Grounds Petty Cash Buildings Vehicular Repairs, Regular
233.12
Thompson Book & Supply
Furniture, Materials
Standard
222.00
Trice Wholesale Elect,.
Radio & TV
Selected
2k0.7k
L U.- S, Supply Co,
Building Materials
Letter Bid
‘ Vaeaco Inc,
Visual Aids
Selected
i low Brake & Clutch Supp,
Vehicular Equip Reg,
Low
(1958-59 Building Levy)
ho. 00
U39.33 12.0?
).
Acme Quality Faints Inc,
Building Materials
Low
Autc Parts & Machin© Co.
Vehicular Equip Heavy
Lew Selected
; Paul Blakeney 0®.
Grcunds Material®
Low
; Mark Blodgett Insulation Company Balendor Brick & Material
Building Material®
Board Action
Buildings Materials
Low
3.97
Brittain Brothers
Vehicular Equip.
Low
6.00
Brown Machinery Co.
Furniture Materials
Icard Action
25.75
Busko Cycle Shop
Ground! Material©
Low
11.00
Burroughs Corporation
Office Machinei
Standard
Catea, Bob
Low
325.37
Low
30.80
R ■ {k- John H. Cole Company
Vehicular Equip. Heavy Vehicular Equip. Heavy Building Material
Low
2,00
> Wm, J, Collins> Jr,.
Special Project
Board Action
1996,5k
f Contractor’s Supply Co»
Furniture Materials
Board Action
5k.00
i Crane Co, ;
Building Materials
Board Action
lk61.75
City Spring Works
20,19
1 13. 295.68
309.35
51.00 Wk. 00
8,00
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' I 26.66
! Dale George Jo. inc.
Vehicular Equipment
Low
rDannsriburg List. Go.
Vehicular Equip. Reg.
Low
yDavidson & Case Lumber Co.
Building Materials
Bid Agreement
I Jjoenges Supply Co.
Equip. Audio Visual
Selected
r-Se' Dolese Co.
Buildings Materials
, ■ jj ijy Dorsey Douglas inc.
Bid. Agreement Low
Office Machines
Standard
1.00
I Downtown Chevrolet
Vehicular Equip Reg.
Standard
16.63
; Dulgnev’s
Electronics
Board Action Low
15.00 233.96
Electronics
Low Board Action Low Standard
180.97 837.62
2591.86 150.00
.El^tropic Supply Co.
Emesco Electric Supply, Inc. y
Buildings Materials
69.98
6?6.5O 13.50 391.31 6d.n0
163.21
278.96
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1018.b9
llOl
193.81
77.50
•-
; Federal Corporation
Building Materials
Board Action. Low.
, 'Fentriss Sound Frig. Co.
Electronics
Board Action
Forest’s
Grounds Materials
Low
12.7.3
General Electric Supply
Buildings Materials
Low
81.03
General Truck, Inc.
Board Action
The Glidden Co,
Equip, for operation and maintenance Building Mate rials
Graybar Elec.
Buildings Materials
Board Action Low
The Grigsby Company ■ ■1 -rt Industrial Supply Go.
Equipment Engineer’s Office School Shop
Selected
Bid Agreement
Low Standard
2711.86
176.00
219.62
• 1072.16 10.59
2171.55 1083.05
279.10
1169.76 51.00
613.76
Vehicular Equip. Keg.
Low
26.60
Improvement to Sites
Low
1.5'0
Board Action
The House of Wren, Inc.
Ins true tional Equ ip. All Schools Buildings Materials
Low
32.00
Hunzicker Brothers
Buildings Materials
Low
250.13
Vehicular Equip. Reg.
Low
25.00
Vehicular Equip. Heavy Vehicular Equip. Heavy Vehicular Equip. Reg.
Standard
18.19
Low
5.26
Low
17.30
Buildings Materials
Low
91.80
Johnson Wholesale ■ Electronics '.Kilpatr ick Bro the rs
Instructional Equip. All Schools Buildings Materials
Board Action
■ Locke Supply Co.
Bui"dings Materials
Low
■Herb Welding &. Radiator Co : Incorporated Bill Hinkle Trucking Serv. Holmes & Torbett, Inc.
.' Industrial Gasket & ■ Packing Company 1 International Harvester Company ‘ Jennings Engine Supply Co. -- Johnnie’s Tire Co. J one s-Newby Supply Co.
Low Board Action
3753.2?
1127.76
828.62 1686.13
3313.03 69.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1959 - CONT'D i
, (1958-89 Building Levy Continued)
-9“ h
1.50
■ L & H Construction
Improvement to Sires
Low
"Longwear Faint, and Linoleum Co.
Furniture Materials .
Low
Vehicular Equip, Heavy Buildings Materials
Standard
38.22
Low
53. 55
Buildings Materials
Low
89O.6U
' McKesson & Robbins, Inc,
Electronics
Low
6.Hi
-■ Hideke. Supply ' Co.
Buildings Materiala
low Board. Action
B; Miller- Jackson Co.
Electronics
Board Action
.; Ltorgenseh Lumber Co,
Buildings Materials
Low
' - Morris. Chevrolet Inc,
Equip, for operation and maintenance Equip. Audio Visual
Board Action Letter Quotation
Buildings Materials
.Low
OQ.00
: Nichols Seed /’nd /Fertilizer Go.
Grounds Materials
Low
13A.oo
■■ Norman. Plumbing Supply
Bw ildings Ma beria1s
Board Action
■Oil Field Ignition ■ i Farts Co..
vehicular Equip. Heavy
Low
Beplacement of Inst, Materials Replacement of Instructional Equip. Grounds Materials
Low
Low
Furniture Materials
Hoard Action
Okla. Oxygen Co.
Buildings Kat-'rials
Bid Agreement
12.30
Pascal F. Paddock, Inc,
Buildings Materials
Low
13.00
- Pennsylvania Hass ; Sand-Company Per ■'action Equipment Co.
Buildings Materials
Selected
85.00
Vehicular- Equip. Heavy Buildings Materials
Low
Mack Trucks, Inc, • . ■ ■ . ■ ■. ■ '
■Marshall Supply and) 5 Equip, Co, '■ v McAlister Materials
) . National Vulcanized . Fibre Co* ; New State Ice
Okla -City F ho to Supply 'Okla City Scenic Go. Okla -Gity,. Tractor & ■ Implement Co. ' Okla Seating Co.
J Pittsburgh Plate Glass Go.
.
37.35
96k.22 92.22
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1056.58
201.60
65.0.31 'I
1511.19
212.50
1030.17
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91.32
172.30
Letter Quotation
Eid Agreement Low Board Action
3.80
19.80 919.51.
106.81 3195.27 28. Qi hl'3.38
3667.56
21.50
Radio Supply, Inc.
Apparatus-Ford
Board Action
Rice Machinery Co,
School Shop
Low
Buildings Materials
Low.
Buildings Materials
Lot ??
Vehicular Equip. Heavy Buildings Materials .
Low
115.50
now
1.95
'bobberson Pteel Co. Scovil 'l Sublett hardware Company. ) ' Service Electric Co.'
■. Service/Supply, Inc,
9.50
vHA.80 '
22.05
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1959 - CONT'D
* (lsj?&“59 Building Levy Continued)
B“13
Buildings Materials
Low
37.110
Buildings Materials
Low
32.50
Star Electric Supply Co,
Buildings Materials
Board Action
Steel Supply Co,
Buildings Materials
Low
Equip, Engineer’s and Instructional
Low-Letter Bid Board Action
Electronics
Board Action Selected
h Underwood Corporation
Office Machines
Standard
' United Brick and Tile Co,
Buildings Materials
Low'
a U. *S.. Supply Company
Buildings Materials
Board Action Low
J Vari-Typer Corporation
School Shop
Standard
. Westinghouse Elec, Supply Company . Wylie-Stewart Machinery Company Inc, Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Buildings Materials
Low
3.20
Vehicular Equip. Heavy Vehicular Equip. Heavy
Low
52.61
Low
3.00
Grounds Materials
Board Action
Lj.32.18
Est. #1 U. S. Grant Est. #9 Standwatie
Board Action Board Action
.. 2,388.00
^Cofeton-Frarikfurt-Short Inc. Est. #1 Harding
Board Action
2,735.66
[ E, V, Cox Construction Co,
Est. #8 Mark Twain Est. #1 Harding
Board Action Board Action
17,763.77
^Gardner hotel Supply Co.'
Project 921
Board Action
1,223.00
F L, H, Humphries Const Co.
Est. #9 McKinley
Board Action
13,235.no
; Roger E. Jones
Business Expense
Agreement
125.00
; Morgensen Lumber Co,
Washington School
Low
363.56
John M. Noftsger ! General Contractor > Okla City Treasurer
Est. yh. Ross
Board Action
Building Permits
Standard
5U0.29
f Okla City Water Dept,
Meter Installation
Agreement
U88.95
Oklahoma' Seating Co*
Classroom Furniture
Board Action
1,231.50
■ Fred Pojezny, Jr,
Est. #L|. Ross
Board Action
650.52
i Reid & Associates
Est. #10 Jeff. Davis
Board Action
53.10
Est. #8 Mark Twain .Capitol Till Sr. Line .Drawings
Board Action
) Sherwin Williams
■
: Southwell, Joe
■ Triangle Blue Print & ■ Supply Company
Trice Wholesale Electronics Company
528.35 50.7a
U92.63 1377.00
1869.63
709.56 83.29
792.85
17. HO 165.60
129U.UO 3ul.U?
1635.87
20.3k
(1957-58 Building Levy)
i L,' B, Perkins Company i (1958 Bond)
Beaty Construction Co, Commander Const Co,
I
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1 Reynolds & Morrison i
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11,250.00
32,526.00
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1,611.33
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(1958 Bond).
Schwartz Construction Co,
Est. #10 Jeff Davis
Board Action
Mary A. Thacker
Business Expense
Petty Cash
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlber- ^t. #9 McKinley Est. #9 Standwatie Wright & Selby-Architects
Est. #1 U. S. Grant
2,655.00
56.00
Board Action
312.56
Board Action
5,207.39
Rentals
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SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JULY, 1959 T. C. McCourry
Dale Smith, Court Clerk St&te Contribution Fund
Rental, Land &. Buildings Purchase of Land, Near Coolidge Social Security
Board Action
30^00.$C',;
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.Standard.
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the July payrolls, authorize issuing the August payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $307,255-39 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R- #183 Bills and Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Lott that a special purchase be made of one lot of testing materials for use by the Division of Testing and Evaluation from the companies shown listed below in the total amount of $6,797-25; the purchase to be charged to account I-36-B:
R. #185 Purchase of Testing Materials Approved
Science Research Associates, Inc. $ 685.20 World Book Company 1,730.09 Cooperative Test Div., Educational Testing Serv. 932.00 California Test Bureau 3,550.95 Total------ $ 6,797-25 The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Wright to enter into transportation contracts with Mr. Virgil Gee, Mr. E. M. Barnes, and Mr. Murray S. Butler for the furnishing of transportation services to the various areas as shown below,- the total cost of transportation being $36,865-00, for the school year 1959-60; it being understood that due to the fact that enrollment has not been started and that additional homes are being built in the various areas, the addition of one or more routes may be necessary; all bids having been received in response to the attached .Notice for Bids: ROUTE ROUTE ROUTE ROUTE ROUTE ROUTE ROUTE
#1 #2 #3 #5 #5 #6 #7
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Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule Schedule
A-D A-D A-D A-B A-B A-H A-D
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Contract Contract Contract Contract Contract Contract Contract
with with with with with with with
Virgil Gee in Virgil Gee in Virgil Gee in Murray Butler E. M. Barnes E. M. Baines Virgil Gee
the amount of the amount of the amount of in amount of in amount of in amount of ---in amount of -----Total----------
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.
- $5,150.00 - 5,158.00 - 5,150.00 - 2,610.00 - 3,078.00 - 12,659.00 - 3,060.00 $36,865.00
R. #185 Transportation Contracts Approved
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #186 | Agreement with City Bus Co. s Approved
It was moved hy Mr. Wright and seconded hy Mr. Lott to approve negotiating an agreement with the City Bus Company for supplying charter buses to serve various areas in the transporting of students from isolated areas and other areas where public transportation is not available; one condition of this agreement being that the Board of Education will guarantee the City Bus Company an income based on the minimum of 55?$ mile and that the City Bus Company will collect a fare from each student to be applied toward the guarantee of the charter. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "aye."
R. #187 Purchase of T-V Equipment Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Lott to purchase two televison camera hydraulic bases, two television camera friction heads, and one lot of camera lens from the General Electric Company in the amount of $2,805.00, and Radio Corporation of America in the amount of $183.00 - total $2,988.00; the purchase to be charged to account M-23-B. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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Food Service Financial Statement
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Financial Report as of June 30, 1959 was submitted by the Central Food Service Department as information to the Board. BUILDINGS
R. #188 Approval to Buy School Site-"Sunset"
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Lott to enter into a contract with the owners to purchase a fully devloped site, which includes paving, water mains, sanitary sewers, sewer equipment, and grading, consisting of 9*653 acres, for a new elementary school - "Sunset^ - located on Sunset Boulevard, Casady Estates, The Village, Oklahoma, for the price of $U9,1O9.62. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "aye. "
R. #189 | Bid Accepted j on Marshall j School Add.
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve awarding contract to construct addition to John Marshall High School to the apparent second 10.# bidder, Suttle Construction Company, in the amount of $16^,060, which is low bid when alternates 2 and 3 are considered. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Board Agrees on Credit Allowable for Error in Doors
Mr. Jim Scovil of Scovil & Sublett appeared before the Board concerning a letter which he had received from the central office about the 18^metal gauge outside doors which were furnished at McKinley School in lieu of the 16^doors specified. Mr. Scovil acknowledged error in ordering and installing the 18"" doors, and the Board set $500.00 as a credit which would be accepted by the Board if the 18**^doors are left installed.
Board Invited to Pre-School I
The Superintendent invited members of the Board to participate in pre-school activities, especially the luncheon and reception for new teachers.
Activities
R. #190 Adjournment
!
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1959'
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1959 AT 4:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
Mrs. L. D. Melton, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
ABSENT: Phil C. Bennett W. F. Lott Otto F. Thompson Jim Wright
No quorum being present, the President declared the meeting adjourned to Tusday, September 8, 1959> at 4:30 p. m., in the Board Room, Administration Building. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved the
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No Quorum-Meeting Adjourned to Sept. 8, 1959 4:30 p. m.
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
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SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 AT 4:30 P.M., PRESENT:
Mrs. L. D. Melton, President Otto F. Thompson, Vice President
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Phil C. Bennett Jim Wright I
ABSENT:
W. F. Lott
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Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; M., J. Burr and N. L. George, Assis- j tant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard | Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; H, B. Ginn, Business Manager; Jack Parker, Assistant to Superintendent; C. E. Costley, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gladys McDonald Gilbert Robinson, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; David Light, Accountant; Miss Myrna ! Kingston, Supervisor; Beth West, President of Classroom Teachers; Mrs. Ruth Woodard, Mrs. Welch, and Mrs. Booth, representing the PTA; representatives of the press and the T-V stations; patrons of Hillcrest School.
Invocation
Mr. Wright gave the invocation.
R. #191 Minutes Approved
On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Wright, the minutes of the meeting of August 3, 1959 were approved as read. LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr* Green, Treasurer, presented the August financial report for the Board's information and approval.
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Treasurer1s Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all claims have been checked by the Auditing Depart- 1 AuditorTs Report “He submitted reports of audit of the School ment and are ready for the Board's approval. , and the Taft Stadium Board. The budget District Funds, Activity Accounts of the schools has been approved by the County Excise Board and the protest period will expire October 12. he said.
On recommendation of the Board Attorney, it was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the following resolution be approved:
RESOLUTION
The Board feels that the following described real estate situate in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma: A tract of land located in the NE# of Sec. 25, Township 12 North, Range 3 West of the I. M., more particularly described as. follows: Commencing at the NE corner of said quarter section, thence west along the north line of said quarter section a distance of 889.50 feet, thence south 0°13’ west, a distance of 692.58 feet for a point or place of beginning; thence south 0° 02'2+6" east a distance of 32+7.20 feet; thence east and parallel to the north line of said section a distance of 405.40Qfeet;. thence north O°14'4O" east a distance of 32+7.63 feet; thence south 89 55'2+0" west a distance of 407.20 feet to the point or place of beginning. Containing approximately 3-5 acres. and A part of the NE-^ of Section 25> Township 12 North, Range 3 West of I.M., described as follows:
Beginning 692.3. feet south of NE corner of this quarter section for a point of beginning; thence west 481 20/21 feet; thence south 32+7-2 feet; thence west 398 1/21 feet; thence south 115-5 feet; thence east 880 feet to the east line of said quarter section; thence north to place of beginning. EXCEPT an undivided one-half interest in and to the oil, gas and other minerals in and under said land which are reserved in and to the grantors. Containing 6.172+7 acres.
is no longer needed by the School District for school purposes and that the offer of Ferrill Martin of $3,000 per acre for said lands on the terms set forth in the contract of sale presented to the Board is the best offer obtainable, and the acceptance thereof is to the best interest of the School District. WHEREFORE,: BE IT RESOLVED, That this School District accept said offer of said Ferrill Martin as set forth in the above-mentioned contract and that the officers of this Board be directed to do all things necessary and proper to effectuate said sale, including the execution of the above-mentioned contract and the deed mentioned therein. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "aye."
R. #192 Attorney's Recommendation for Sale,of Property Approved_______ (Scott and | Westerfield | Land)
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONTrD
R. #193 Foregoing Reports Approved
It was moved by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, that the foregoing reports of the Treasurer, the Auditor, and the Attorney be approved as presented. The motion carried.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT R. #194 | It was moved Uy Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend conferences and conventions 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: (1) Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, Chicago, Illinois, October 15-17j 1959? (2) Dr. N. L. George and Mr. Bill Foutz, National Council on Schoolhouse Construction, Kansas City, Missouri, October 6-9, 1959? (3) Mr. Hugh B. Ginn and Dr. It. L. George, Association of School Business Officials, Miami, Florida, October 11-15, 1959? s** (4) Mr. Alvin Eggeling, Rational Recreation Association Congress, Chicago, Illinois, September 27-October 2, 1959?
(5) Dr. Charles E. Grady, Conference on Radio and T-V, August 18-21, 1959.
Madison, Wisconsin,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend conventions and conferences as 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 for 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 in the case of Mr. Eggeling, the Board will pay one-half of the expense, only, which will not exceed $120.00.
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended
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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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REQUEST APPROVAL OF PERSONNEL CHANGES; 1
PRESENT POSITION
NAME
■958-1959
ASSIGNMENT 1959-1960
ROBERT C0NDREN
TEACHER
ASS’T PRINCI PAL
PRAIRIE QUEEN
C0GLI DGE
P. W. HENRY
CARL RUBLE
RUBYE FLEMING
^DELBERT BURNETT
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WM. Ho 'FRENCH.
TEACHER
C00RDINAT0R
ADAMS
HILLCREST
PR I NCI PAL
PRINCI PAL
SHIDLER
WEST NICHOLS HILLS
ASS’T PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
M0BN
CARVER
PRINCIPAL
ASS’T PRINCI PAL
CARVER
MOON
PRINCIPAL
PRINCIPAL
FRANKLIN
WEBSTER
ASS’T PRINCIPAL
DIRECTOR - CHILD ACCOUNTING
WEBSTER
RESEARCH DEPARTMENT
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT'D
ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES 1959-1960
Oklahoma City Public Schools
The following administrative salaries are recommended for the school year 1959-60, the increases to be retroactive to July 1, 1959= ADMINISTRATION
Assignment
SALARY
Mary A. Thacker George H. C. Green W. A. Lybrand Prigmore & Baker
Clerk Treasurer Attorney Auditors
$4,200.00 5,000.00 6,500.00 7,750.00
Supe rintendent Assistant Superintendent Administrative Assistant Assistant to Superintendent
20,000.00 11,700.00 5,000.00 9,000.00
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
Melvin W. Barnes N. L. George Katherine Saner Jack Parker FOOD SERVICE
Charles Saner
Director
7,000.00
Director, Curriculum Director, Elementary Education Director, Special Elementary School Project (Ford) Director, Special Secondary School Project (Ford) Director, Vocational Education Supervisor, Elementary Education Supervisor, Elementary Education Supervisor, Elementary Education Supervisor, Elementary Education Supervisor, Secondary Education Supervisor, Secondary Education Supervisor, Science Supervisor, Elementary Music Supervisor, Secondary Music Supervisor, Safety Supervisor, Vocational Education Director, Special Education Principal, Bryan School Assistant Director Inverness-Boyd Institute Curriculum Assistant Principal, Adult Institute Adult Institute Teacher. Adult Institute Teacher Director, Radio & T-V Supervisor, Elementary Education
9,800.00 8,900.00
INSTRUCTIONAL T. H. Broad Gladys McDonald Myrna Kingston
Helen Jones L. V. Ballard Vivien Haynes Georgia Rogers Thelma Bailey Frances Thomas Howard Brown Donna Schumacher LeRoy Weber Mildred Rickard Henry Foth Lonnie Gilliland W. E. Taylor Wayne Jeans Daisybee Heffner
Al Marshall Harry Hicks Harry B. Gooch Russell Mason Elaine Tucker Lelia Lovejoy CURRICULUM CENTER
7,800.00 7,800.00 8,560.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 6,600.00 7,200.00 7,500.00 $,500.00 7,500.00 7,100.00 7,500.00 8,500.00 7,500.00 7,500.00 5,800.00 (10 months)
5,700.00 6,800.00 4,300.00 4,300.00 7,000.00 7,100.00
(VISUAL AIDS & LIBRARY)
Clifford Costley Evyline Snelson
Director Head Librarian
8,800.00 6,085.00
Manager Production Supervisor Production Supervisor Production Supervisor Production Supervisor TV Engineer TV Engineer TV Engineer TV Engineer TV Engineer TV Engineer
8,900.00 3,900.00 5,500.00 5,800.00 5,800.00
TELEVISION AND RADIO Charles E. Grady Vernon Enlow J. D. Winbray Bart Ward Staging and Art Ann Ebel John Gordon Clarence Deal Robert Pfotenhauer T. D. Transue C. D. Femelat Clyde Miller
4,300.00 8,500.00 5,900.00 5,900.00 5,800.00 5,800.00
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ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES* - CONTINUED :
PUPIL SERVICES
Assignment
Virgil Hill Nita McKnight
Director Assistant Psycologist
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Salary
$7,800.00 6,000.00
HEALTH W. C. Haller Rogers Stevens Dr. Louise Farr
Director Assistant Director Physician
8,500.00 6,500.00 7,500.00
Director, Personnel Director, Public Relations
9,800.00 7,100.00
Assistant Superintendent Director, Child Accounting Supervisor, IBM
10,500.00 6,000.00 6,500.00
PERSONNEL
Gilbert Robinson Floy Campbell RESEARCH M. J. Burr William French Bill Jenkins BUSINESS OFFICE
Hugh B. Ginn David Light Charles Harville . . Gene Stinebeck Mortimer Woodward
Business Manager Chief Accountant Director, Purchasing â– Assistant Director, Purchasing Assistant Business Manager
9,500.00 7,800.00 7,000.00 5,700.00 7,900.00
Director, Maintenance Assistant Director, Maintenance
8,100.00 7,500.00
Chief Engineer
9,100.00
Capitol Hill Senior Capitol Hill Junior Central Classen Douglass U. S. Grant Harding Jackson John Marshall F. D. Moon Junior High Northeast Northwest Classen Southeast Taft Webster
8,300.00 7,900.00 7,800.00 7,500.00 8,11-00.00 8,300.00 8,1+00.00 7,900.00 8,000.00 6,800.00 8,1+00.00 8,300.00 7,700.00 7,900.00 6,700.00
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS H. G. Buchanan R. H. Fisher ENGINEERS' OFFICE
Bill Foutz
PRINCIPALS - SECONDARY SCHOOLS Leonard Cox Al Cole Clarence Breithaupt J. Garwin Fleming F. D. Moon Clarence Huffman Ted Clemens Russel Browe Robert Cheney Floyd Alexander J. B. Greene J. Frank Malone S. L. Mayes W. B. Graham Joe Lawter
ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS - SECONDARY SCHOOLS Alonzo,Roop M. D. Smith John Miskovsky Leon Bruner Adnell Acers Wyatt Jeltz Tom Smith Wallace Smith Alvin Freiberger Eugene Chapman Jim Wallace Delbert Burnett Neil Pierce Mace Spangler Jack Roblyer Dee King Harry Turner
Capitol Hill Senior Capitol Hill Senior Capitol Hill Junior Central Classen Douglass Grant Grant Harding Jackson John Marshall F. D. Moon F. D. Moon Northeast Northwest Classen Southeast Taft
7,300.00 6,500.00 6,650.00 6,800.00 5,650.00 7,000.00 6,100.00 6,000.00 5,900.00 5,950.00 5,500.00 5,550.00 6,700.00 7,100.00 6,500.00 6,600.00 6,850.00
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PRINCIPALS - ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Wade Davenport Bert Hogard. Ethyl McCall L. S. Lanman Dalton Eads Wayne Jeans
Forrest Sullins Earl Underhill Rubye Fleming Ethel Liebhart Waldo Geis Clara Wade Wm. Johnson Aristle Russell Floy Chaffin Caroline Humane Bert Wadkins Evelyn Borah (TP) Bernice Sellman A. J. Lonian Alfred Von Tungeln Lillian Morrow Lila Quinn (TP) Howard Morrow Hazel Horn Wilda Sherfy Ruth Green (TP) Nina Belle Mann Robert Webb Margaret Corr Nettie Parker John Brothers Al Newberry Avis Smith Earl Martin Harry West Jack Gibson Lederle Scott Hazel Kibler Harvey Mullinax Ellen Reid Helen Hicks Ila Furr May Klingler Lena Pickett Lloyd Estes Darrell McFeaters (TP) Edna Hobbs Ira Hall (TP) Paul Leftwich Ruth Faris Glendine Mathis Roy Crews Margaret Boys Alta Thomas Elizabeth Huffman Jack Bloomer Lorraine Thomas (TP) Myrtle McNatt Ethel McNatt Vernon Brewer Leon Nance Nina Birkhea/d Mary Moulder Erma Baskett Dorine Treadway Lucille Roehr Gerald Sample Harley King George Glover Frank Overman
ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES - CONT’D
Assignment
SALARY
$6/00.00 Adams 6/00.00 Arthur 6,700.00 Belle Isle 7,300.00 Britton 6,900.00 Buchanan Bryan (Also listed under Instruct- 7,500.00 ional Department) 6,900.00 Burbank 5,560.00 Carey 6,000.00 Carver 7/00.00 Cleveland 6,000.00 Columbus 7,100.00 Coolidge 7/00.00 Creston Hills 5,900.00 Culbertson 7/00.00 Davis 6,600.00 Dewey 6,900.00 Dunbar 7,000.00 Edgemere 6,360.00 Edison 6,300.00 s? Edwards 7,100.00 Emerson 6,900.00 Eugene Field 7,200.00 Fillmore 5,560.00 Foster 7,150.00 Garden Oaks 6/00.00 Garfield 7,100.00 Gatewood 6,060.00 Grant 5,600.00 Harmony 6,900.00 Harrison 6/00.00 Hawthorne 5,560.00 Hayes 6,500.00 Heronville 6,900.00 Horace Mann 7/00.00 Johnson 7,600.00 Kaiser 6,350.00 Lafayette 6,300.00 Lee 6,850.00 Lincoln 7,300.00 Linwood 7,000.00 Longfellow 7,300.00 Madison 7,100.00 Mark Twain 6/50.00 Mayfair 6/00.00 McKinley 7,200.00 Monroe 7,100.00 Nichols Hills 6,560.00 Orchard Park 6,300.00 Page 5,260.00 Patrick Henry 7/00.00 Pierce 6,900.00 Polk 7,000.00 P.rairie Queen 7,100.00 Putnam Heights 7,225.00 Rancho Village 7/00.00 Ridgeview 5,900.00 Riverside 7/00.00 Rockwood 6,300.00 Ross 7,100.00 Sequoyah 5/00.00 Shidler 7/00.00 Shields 7,300.00 Stand Watie 6,350.00 Truman 5,710.00 Taylor 6,850.00 Tyler 6,800.00 University Heights 5/50.00 Valley Brook 5,850.00 Van Buren 5,700.00 Walnut Grove 7,300.00 Washington
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT'D
PRINCIPALS - ELEMENTARY*SCHOOLS - CONT^D
Carl Ruble Floyd Lee J. Otis Scott Ed Marshall Lena McKee
Assignment
Salary
West Nichols Hills Westwood Wheeler Willard Wilson
6,000.00 7,300.00 7,300.00 7,300.00 6,000.00
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EMPLOYMENTS
COORDINATOR OF TESTING AND EVALUATION
MARY ANN CURRY
EMPLOYMENT FOR ELEVEN MONTHS SALARY $5180 (VISITING TEACHERS SALARY PLUS 0NE ADDITIONAL MONTH’S SALARY - EFFECTIVE AUGUST 17,
1959)
REPLACEMENT FOR T. COBURN - RESIGNED.
READING SPECIALIST - CHILDREN’S STUDY CENTER $5,416.67 FOR 10 MONTHS EMPLOYMENT. BOARD OF
MARY BLEVINS
EDUCATION TO BE REIMBURSED BY CHILDREN’S CENTER IN THE AMOUNT OF $3000 - EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31, 1959.
VOCATIONAL
HERBERT JONES
EDUCATION TEACHER AT FRANKLIN, ASSIGNED
TO ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT AS LANSCAPfST ON TWELVE MONTHS BASIS - ONE EXTRA MONTH OF EMPLOYMENT FOR SCHOOL YEAR I 959-60 - SALARY $^680 (SAME SALARY AS
1958-59 PLUS ONE ADDITIONAL MONTHS SALARY)
THE FOLLOWING
EMPLOYEES
WORK ON CURRICULUM GUIDES AT THE RATE OF $1.00 PER HOUR.
JAMES R. CAIN
EFFECTIVE DATE - AUGUST 19,
1959
WINSTON TAYLGR
EFFECTIVE DATE - AUGUST 22,
1959
jim my g .
JOHN E.
Mc Cle ndon
CAIN
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
EMPLOYMENTS; BROADCASTING CENTER
MR. JERALD M. BELL AS A PROGRAM DIRECTOR, AUGUST Ji,
MR.
BEN WALDRIP AS A CAMERAMAN STAGE MANAGER EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24,
#150 PER MONTH, MR.
25,
(ON A HALF TIME BASIS),
SALARY $300
SALARY $250 PER MONTH,
D0N MELVIN DANIELS AS AN ART ASSISTANT,
SEPTEMBER I,
SALARY
PER MONTH,
1959.
MR. JERRY NIXON AS A CAMERAMAN,
I
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31,
SALARY $200 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
1959.
MR. GEORGE ROBERTS KRAVIS AS A CAMERAMAN, AUGUST 31,
EFFECTIVE
1959.
EUGENE STOCKINGER AS A CAMERAMAN STAGE MANAGER,
eff ec tiv e au gust
MR.
SALARY $300 PER MONTH,
1959.
SALARY $250 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
1959.
1
MR. JERRY VAN BIBBER AS A CAMERAMAN,
SALARY $200 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 17,
1959.
MR. BENNY JOHNSON FOR HALF TIME BOOK DISTRIBUTION WORK IN THE CURRICULUM LIBRARY, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31, 1959.
THE RECREATION COMMISSION WISHES TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
OF edu cat ion
;
PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS; ELSIE F. JUDD, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR,
EFFECTIVE JULY 31,
JAMES A. WILLIAMS, SALARY $1.09 PER HOUR, OBELI A HETHERINGTON,
1959.
EFFECTIVE JULY 31,
SALARY $1.20 PER HOUR,
1959.
EFFECTIVE JULY 31,
>9591
CHANGE IN SALARY; FAYE MASHBURN,
>â–
PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR FROM $1.25 PER HOUR TO $I.|4 PER HOUR,
ef fe ct iv e au gus t
1959.
6,
CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT;
MR,. JOHN OLSON AND MR. FRED JONES FROM TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES, BROADCASTING CENTER, SALARY $1.50 PER HOUR TO REGULAR EMPLOYEES, BROADCASTING CENTER, SALARY $200 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 17,
1959.
MRS. WILLETTA HEATH FROM ELEMENTARY CLERK, BROADCASTING CENTER,
SALARY $205 PER
MONTH TO ELEMENTARY SECRETARY IN THE RESEARCH OFFICE, SALARY $225 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31,
1959.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS; MRS. DOROTHY LEE, MRS. BETTY ALMOND,
PERSONNEL OFFICE, SALARY $205 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31,
PUTNAM HEIGHTS, SALARY $210 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2,
1959. 1959.
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SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1959-1960:
Ada ms , Eli za be th *ALEXANDER, MARY E.
,
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AUXIER, GERALDINE BAILEY, MILDRED BAKER, ADDIE *BARDE, LETHA *BASINGER,
*BEARD,
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*BEAVER, HAZEL BEDD0W, ADA
BENNETT, MARGARET *BI.CKETT, ROSE *BILYEU, GRACE
BLACK, EVELYN *0LACK, HAZEL BSULLY, BESSIE *BRAINARD, MARJORIE M.
*BR0SSEAU, MAUD F. BROWN, OPAL *BRYCE, MARGARET
4TH, 5TH 4,5,6, ART, SS,
Il6 SW ?2
ELEMENTARY MUSIC, 1-12
3002 N. KENTUCKY |6|| PENNI NGT0N WAY 5421
214 nw
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Mc Kinl ey
s.
KD6 ENGLISH, HISTGRY, MATH,
7
2208 n . Mc Kinl ey 107 nw 17 2316 N YOUNGS 910 NW 42
ELEMENTARY, KDG, HOME EC
2300 NW 28 1416 NW 27
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ENGLISH,
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2741
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1405 NW 22
1404 CARLISLE COURT 709 NW 91 (B0X 8603) 811
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NW 9
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1828 NW 3 337 SE 46
ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY,
BRUMMITT, DOROTHY
2414 NW 34
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GARR, NELLE *CHAMBERS, EULA MAE
Il6 NW 32
ELEMENTARY
3925 N FLYNN
COMMERCE
2205 HASLEY DRIVE
CHEM, BIOL, SCIENCE
1500 NE 39
ELEMENTARY
BURNS, MARY BYERLY, MARIAN
CHURCH, MABEL
CHELF, NEVA
COLLUM, WARDIE *C9NNER, ROY '
COMBS, BETTY J.
COGLEY, NANCY *CUNNINSHAM, CLARK
CURRY,
EVA L.
DANIEL, JERALDINE
DAVIS, EVA *DE%SAUER, FLORENCE *DICKERSGN, L0IS
DOTTER, ALICE
DUNCAN,
EVA ANN
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1828 NW 3
BURNS, J0HN
’
ENGLISH, SPANISH, HISTORY
1925 HUNTINGTON 5000 NORTH PLACE 2325 NW 26
HOME EC, SCI ENCE,
1314 OXFORD WAY
ENGLISH,
2432 sw 31
JR HS,
1134 NW 39 32|6 NW 18
SS,
3136 LYON BLVD
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3,
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4119 NW 18
42l6 NW TERRACE I6t 6633 NW I 2
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BUS ED, MATH
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SS, MATH,
ENGLISH
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ENGLISH, SS,
ELEMENTARY
217 NW 30 513 NW 26
CURR LIBRARY 2,1,3
*GAINES, GERALDINE
122 NE 12
ELEMENTARY
GARRETT, NINA *GLADDEN, LULA
4001 SPRINGLAKE DRIVE 600 NW I I
ENGLISH,
*G®ULD, BRYTHA
1100 NW 38
CURR LIBRARY
1205 N BLACKWELDER
ELEMENTARY, KDG 4,5,6, ENGLISH, MUSIC ART
*FRANK,
*GOGDE,
CASSANDRA B.
NETTI E
33
ELEMENTARY, JR SR HS ELEMENTARY
GREEN, MARY
408 nw
HALLENBECK, D9RIS
3004 NW 44
COMMERCE,
2908 S. AGNEW 44l6 W. LIBERTY
KDG,
LIBRARY
2530 0VERH0LSTER
ELEMENTARY
2112 GLADSTONE TERRACE
ELEMENTARY,
2044 NW 21
ELEMENTARY
HAM, VIVIAN
HARBACK, BEATRICE HARLIN, MARI.E HARM0N, VIRGINIA
HARRIS, MARGARET *HEDRICK, CONSTANCE HENDERSON,
PEARLALEE
HILDRETH, JULIA *H0LT, BERTHA * RETIRED TEACHERS
330 SW 28
■
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1,2,
SPEC ED
3,2,1
1004 NW 19
ENGLISH, HISTORY,
801
ELEMENTARY, MUSIC
NW 47
3925 NW 34
SPEECH
LIBRARY, JR SR ENGLISH, MATH
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SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1959 - i960 VELMA D.
HOPKINS,
58OI
HORNBECK, ROSE *H0WARD, WALSIE
ISHMAEL,
LILLI E
JOURDAN,
IRENE
JUDAH, JUST,
t ’d )
I.T.I.O. BLVD
2209 N BATH
PRIMARY
504- NW 20
SPEECH,
I I 40 NW 12
CAROLYN
3340 NW 19
616 nw
KIRKPATRICK, MABEL *KISER, PEARL R.
511
35
NW 27
KOSTKA, BERNICE
2509 NW ?!
LAMBERT, MAXINE
9506 VILLAGE DRIVE
ELEANOR
LARSON,
1000 nw
LEVAY, MARJORIE N. *L‘AWRENCE, EDGAR *LINK,
39
1419 CASADY LANE 732 NW 91
DELLA
3125 n Mc Kinl ey 2829 NW 39TH TERR
*LISTEN, MARIE LOCKNEY, ANNE
9817 VILLAGE DRIVE
LGRTZ, RUTH
2741
*MpBRAYER, MARY
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MILLER,
219 NW 4 521
NW 13
528 SW 24
1809 N BILLEN I 608 N YOUNGS
1817 NW 35 2140 NW 33
MILNER, FRANCES
MORRISON, JEWEL S.
1501
MUELLER, LILLIAN
1401
*NEW, BESS R«.
PAULINE E.
O’Neil , Flor en ce j *OLIVER, MARGARET
3415 N FLORIDA
2529 sw 35
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PARHAM, ERIC V. *PARS0NS, LEONA
NW 38 SW 56
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3812 NW 19 601 nw 95
5.4.3
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PSUSEN, ANNE
PUTNAM, GOLDIE P.
2141
RILEY,
E.
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ENGLISH
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ELEMENTARY MATH,
HORTICULTURE
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ROSE, FRANCES
5705 N. BILLEN
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SCOTT, NAOMI *SEAMAN, GRACE
3505 S. ST CLAIR
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1410 NW 2| 2306 nw 35
SHRINER, RUTH
424 NE 15
SLOVER, GWENDOLYN
1000 NW 41 27l6 N. LEE
SMITH, MABEL
SOBER, OLENE STEPHENS, GRACE
STEVENS,
SIDNEY
lfe6 ANDOVER COURT
3212 S. META 4925 N LINN
STEVENS, W. WAYNE
2209 sw 70
STONE, RHEA
2253 NW 38
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4TH i LIBRARY
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1406 NW 15
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Request permission to employ the following personnel Department ?
in the Maintenance
Raymond Ro Bailey = Temporary Plasterer = salary $2o00 per hour Effective July 29ff I959o Ralph Bob Barrett - Temporary Roofing Helper “ salary $IO35 per hour -= Effective August 26, 1959a Wesley W„ Beck JrD - Temporary Boiler Man - salary $lo50 per hour Effective July 28g 1959°’ *»’
Albert Lee Black September Ig 1959°
Temporary Laborer ~ salary $ Io25 per hour - Effective
Alva William Bowers ~ Temporary Student Painter - salary $ Io25 per hour Effective August l8ff 1959°
John Paul Cavness ■=■ Temporary Laborer ~ salary $ I o 25 per hour = Effective August 26y 1959a Garwin Kent Fleming - Temporary Boiler Man - salary $1O25 per hour Effective August I959o
Prestqn Ho Glass - Temporary Drayage Helper “ salary $ I□25 per hour Effective August ISj , 1959° Thomas Wesley Hamilton - Temporary Apprentice Painter - salary $ ID25 per hour - Effective August 27, 1959°
George Ao Holbrook - Temporary Apprentice Painter - salary $ I o 35 per ho.ur Effective August I Ig 1959a Fred Co Holloway - Temporary Carpenter ~ salary $2o00 per hour Effective July 31^ I959o
Wesley William Kirk - Temporary Painter - salary $1O75 per hour Effective August I I0 1959a Glen Arthur Sexton - Temporary Plasterer ~ salary $2o00 per hour Effective August 5g 1959°
James Edward Simpson “ Temporary Laborer - salary $lo25 per hour” Effective August 2ly 1959a
Leroy Al vain Skinner “ Temporary Landscape Helper = salary $ I □ 00 per hour Effective August 3? 1959a Willie Ta Stevens = Temporary Truck Driver - salary $ ID39 per hour Effective August I1959a
W,o Ho Tackett ■= Temporary Drayage Helper - salary $ I o 25 per hour Effective August 18^ I959o
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT'D „ .
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Sam Hershel Thompson - Temporary Laborer.- salary $I=25 per hour Effective August 21, 1959=
James Henry Wingate - Temporary Laborer * salary $ ID25 per hour Effective August 26, 1959= Change
in Salary and Assignment of Maintenance Personnel:
Homer Deviney = Temporary Masonry Helper — salary $ Io25 per hour - to Welder - salary^$1 =50 per hour - Effective August II, 1959=
Clinton Glass - Regular Truck Driver - salary $3100 per year =■ to Heavy ■ Equipment Driver - salary $3200 per year - Effective August 26, 1959 =
i
Ro Ro Haines - Temporary Aoorentice Carpenter - salary $1= 55 per hour -adjust to $1o65 per hour - Effective August 26, 1959=
Change
in Salary and Assignment of Service Department Personnel:
John So Akey “Floorman at Central - salary $213=33 per month - to Relief Custodian at All Schools - salary $228=33 per month ~ Effective July 27, 1959= William P= Burdett - Floorman at Westwood -salary $213=33 per month to Head Custodian at McKinley'.'* salary $228=33 per month “ Effective September I, 1959=
I
Clifton Co C|emons - Fireman at Central “ salary $253=33 per $pnth - salary $258=33 per month - Effective to Head Custodian at Eugene Field September I, 1959=
George L = Ellison - Floorman at Lee - saI ary $203=33 per month - to 'ReI ief. Custodian af All Schools - salary $228=33 per month - Effective September I, 1959 = Ben Bo Hall - Floorman at Edgemere - salary $218=33 per month - to Head -Custodian at Arthur - salary $228=33 per month - Effective July 28, 1959=
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Louis Fred Krueger - 2 Time Floorman each at Central and Emerson -sal ary $IO6;d 66 each school per month - toRe I i ef Custod i an at Al I Schools - salary $228=33 per month - Effective July 27, 1959 o
Jerry Ross McCutchen - Floorman at Central “salary $203=33 per month to Re I ief Custodian at All Schools -salary $228=33 per month “Effective July 27, 1959= per month - to Sam Ao Teague - Custodian at Eugene Field - salary $276o66 . Custodian at Putnam Heights - salary $283=33 per month “Effective September I , I 959 =
Leo Wilkerson - Relief Custodian at All to Head Custodian at Harmony July 27, 1959=
R. #195 Personnel Approved
Schools - salary $248=33 per month )
?OtiCn ™ approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Bennett by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." ’ seconded
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT’D
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GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING Bills & Payrolls Recommended
following items #1. #2, and #3 were submitted for action of the Board:
September 8
’Rati f lea ti'ofc, o f lugusn ^-payrolls pre^vi'otislyr apprpvec 'thd'feoarfd and’ uponwwhichtwarrant have ’°cr. iscueu aS follows: $
195?-rO General F’Td,
W-59 *G'e hSi’ral ’*Funji 2A BUllding ipLe^y
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i.u-31 6rite payment of vendor bilJ s ^s^p&flvc®^Me'd TKri'^S^S&I^ha.v^ (‘beerf/exagLifi^a^n f^pprp,v§'ff?®^thd, >Sudi-ij.o7rk§ .s’ ... sle s- - o^^kp^dt . uik ''’'IS’MatS.pn’^^h'iS’^f.d » Jgurpp wS?®^^iPsse'lafedZo4r‘ ■‘-se-Svi
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 “ CONT'D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
FOR FAIMENT SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills.
The
Auditor has checked all bills.
1959-60 General Fund
$
35,811^.60
1958-59 General Fund
$
221,581.03
1959-60 Euilding Levy Fund
$
19,15U.88
1958-59 Building Levy Fund
$
102,276.52
1957-58 Building Levy Fund
$
15,908.21
1958 Bond Fund
$
231,956.U3
$
626,691.6?
Total 1959-60 GENERAL FUND
Addre ssograph-Multigraph Corporation A. & E. Equipment Company
Printing-Administra.
Low'
16.57
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Low
37.3h
Airline Water Company
Water-Regular
Utilities
85.25
American Library Association
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
American Optical Company
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
Ames Industries
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Around the World Program
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
Associated Fublic School Systems Association for Childhood
Other Adm. Expense
Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.65
Atlantis Productions, Inc.
Mtrl-Aduio Visual
Low
6.U5
Banks Upshaw and Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
3.18
Barada & Page, Incorporated
Suppsl-Custodial
Low
Board of Temperance
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Gil Booth
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
,1.
U.25 U2.00
8.25 27.60 U59.25
60.75 3.00 151.50
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
Bostitch-Midwest
Production Printing
Low
57.60
Bray Studios, Incorporated
Mtrl-Audio Visual
Low
10.25
William C. Brown
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.25
Mike Bryan Office Supplies
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
11.89
The Bureau of Educational Research and Service Bureau of Publications Teachers College
Suppls-General Instruc Publisher Selected
199.115
Suppls-Ins true. Off.
Publisher Selected
9.53
John E. Cain
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
118.00
Robert J. Cain
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
6U.00
California Text Bureau
Suppls-General Instru. Board Action
3,330.36
Calvin Productions, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
6.19
Carpenter Paper Company
Mtrl-Audio Visual
Low
6.96
E. B. "Jack" Castle
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected ,
Chemical Rubber Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
City of the Village
Wa te r-lte gular
Utilities
City Spring Works
Suppls-General Instru. Low
5.00
Richard C. Corner
Suppls-Instrue. Off.
Low
7.50
Coronet Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
119.50
Cara Cecelia Cowan
Salaries-Radio & 'TV
Board Action
200.00
Judy Diane Cowan
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
200.00
Arthur C. Croft Publications
Periodicals
Publisher* Selected
Cullen Lumber Company
Suppls-Radio &. TV-Ford Selected
The Daily Law Journal-Record
Legal Publications
Da-Ray, Incorporated Pte.vid M. Dr vis Company
Suppls-Bus. Off. Low -General Instru. Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Low
Ruth Davis
Workshop-Ford
Dollies Ceramics
Suppls—Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Board Action Low
153.10
,
5.75
100.20
25.00
36.96
268.15
9.1iU
10.75 330.00
27.83
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 -CONT'D
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
B-3
The Doll Studio & Hospital
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Selected
13.35
H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.
Suppls-Trea sure r
Standard
211-75
Doubleday & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Selected
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Bus. Off.
Low
79.50
Duplicating Products, Incorporated of Oklahoma
Stock-Storeroom
Low
8111.00
Elko Camera Store #19
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
' 7.52
EMC Recordings Corporation
Suppls-General Instr. .Low
12.30
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
"60.05
Vernon Enlow
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
165.00
First National Management ...... Corporation Fretwell Motor Company
Rental-TV Eqpt
Agreement
2U5.82
Suppls-General Instr.
Standard
73.76
Friendship Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.29
Fund for Adult Education
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.75
Golden Press, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
Irwin C. Gaumer
Periodicals
l,513.Ii7 Board Action Publisher Selec . • 10.00
1.511
63.06
:
25.99
1,523.117
Henry Holt &. Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.77
Houghton Mifflin Company
Suppls-Instruc..Off.
Publisher Selected
12. U6
The House of Wren
Suppls-Bus. Off.
Low
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Special Ed.
Bid Agreement Low
1.00 2,371.73 9.57
2,331.30
. i j J
Industrial Chemical Labarotories, Inc. International Business ■ Machines Corporation
Suppls-Cu s to dial
Low
Suppls .-IBM Dept.
Low Agreement Selected
18.00
122.30 1,235.00 7.00 1,3611.30
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
B-Li
International Film Bureau
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
38.52
Interstate Printers and Publishers, Inc.
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
7.16
Johnson Carpet Cleaners
Suppls-Custodial
Low
ho. 50
Kamp Brothers, Incorporated
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
28.91
Library of Congress
Suppls-Textbooks
Standard
13.07
Longmans Green & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.lb
The Macmillan Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
h.O8
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg &HD Low
J. A. Majors Company
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
Jimmy G. McClendon
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
T. C. McCourry
Rentals-Bldgs
Rental Agreement
125.00
Lois McCracken
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
330.00
McGraw-Hill Book Company, Incorporated Metropolitan School Study Council Metropolitan Water Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
22.h5
Other Adm. Expense
Selected
25.00
Water-Regular
Utilities
29.75
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-Instrue. Off.
Low
Miller-Bryant-Pierce
Suppls-ISM Dept.
Standard
Morgensen Lumber Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Low
103.25
Motter Bookbinding Company
Suppls-Library
Low
129.60
Music Educators National Conference
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
National Association of Educational Broadcasters National Education Association
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Selected
1,997.25 U9O.38 6U.00
1.62
12.50
lb.00
550.00
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
7.00
National School Public Relations Association
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
5.oo
Oklahoma Business News Company Oklahoma City Libraries
Suppls-Supt. Off.
Standard
60.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
3U0.00
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT'D
I
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(1959-60 General Fund -Continued) /
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B_5
11.50
Oklahoma City Photo Supply
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Water-Regular
Utilities
Oklahoma Coca-Cola Bottling Company Oklahoma County Water Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
5.00
Water-Regular
Utilities
9.30
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Ele c trie ity-Regular
Utilities
6,985.55
Oklahoma Natural Gas Company
Gas-Regular
Utilities
197.20
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Agreement
28.U8
The Oklahoma Publishing Co.
Legal Publications
Publisher Selected
169.20
F. A. Owen Publishing Co.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.3U
John Weldon Owen
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
Oxford University Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.90
Pan American World Airways
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
3.95
Don Perry
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Selected
Pipkin Photo Service
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Selected Low
Pitman Publishing Corp.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Gene L. Post
Travel-Ins true tio nal
Board Action
5U.76
Prentice-Hall, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
10.83
Prime Petroleum Products, Incorporated Princeton University Press
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Suppls-Counseling
Publisher Selected
The Psychological Corporation
Suppls-General Instr.
Selected
Lilt. 60
Purchasing Agents Association of Oklahoma City Psychological Test
Suppls-Purchasing
Selected
25.00
Suppls-General Instr. .Selected
11.71i
Dub Richardson Ford, Inc.
Suppls-General Instr.
Selected
19. no
Rinehart & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
L1.19
Royal McBee Corporation
Suppls-Counseling
Standard
9.60
Sanitary Equipment Company
Suppls-Custo dial
Low Bid Extension
5,383.18
136.00
I4O.00 13.2k 6.36
19.60 Lt. 89
179-116
6.19
238.08
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1959 - CONT'D
. B-6
(1959-’6O General Fund - Continued)
56.00
Publisher Selected
Science Digest
Periodicals
Science Material Center
Suppls-Badio & TV-Ford Selected
Simpson-Horton, Incorporated
Suppls-General Instr.
Agreement
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Suppls-Home Economics
Low Selected
Donald Snow
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company . Cecil Tansel
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
Salaries-Printing
Board Action
I4.58.32
Winston Taylor
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
67.OO
Teaching Film Custodians
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
70.00
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
A-23-A A-23-B A-27 A-28 A-hO A-I4.I-A A-t3 1-32 I-3U-A 1-2+2 N-li F-U 0-22-A 1-18 1-18 1-18
Petty Cash Suppls-Supt. Reimbursement Suppls-Adm. Suppl s -Pub. Re 1. Suppls--Research Travel-Adm. Exp. Suppls-Printing-Reg Expense-Admin. Periodicals & Pamphlets Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg Suppls-Instrnc. Off. Suppls-Adult School Rentals Suppls-Vhcl-Reg Salaries-Printing Sala rie s-Printing Salaries-Printing
138.02 7.59
19.85 17.12
36.97
91.87 2 ,298.33
9.50 2.00
616.21;
Triangle Blue Print and Supply Company Tulsa Daily World
Suppls-Business Off
Selected
2.25
Periodicals
Standard
18.20
University of Oklahoma
Suppls-Textbo oks
Selected
25.2U
U. S. D. A. Office of Information
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
U3.83
D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc.
Suppl s- Tex tbo ok s
Publisher Selected
Vaseco, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
.914.70
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.
Suppls-Custo dial
Low
17.31
Bartlett A. Ward
Workshop-Ford
Board Action . .
5.35
330.00
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Cecil G. West
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
200*00
Charles Edward West
Salaries-Radio & TV
Board Action
80.00
Western Uniform & Towel Service, Incorporated Western Union Telegraph Co.
Production Printing
Low
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
12.U7
WKY Television System
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
55.00
ll.11
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American Automobile Association Suppls-General Instr. American Education Publications Audograph of Oklahoma
Selected
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
New Eqpt-Instruc.
Board Action
5-23.90 2b. 00
2,601i.23
8.hO
Automatic Voting Machine
Suppls-General Instr.
Low
Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff, Architects Brodhead Garrett Company
Hillcrest-Est. #1
Board Action
535.86 5
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Letter Quotation
135.20
California Test Bureau
Suppls-General Instr,
Publisher Selected
Carolina Biological Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company
Salaries-TV Operating
Letter Quotation
M. J. Chase Company, Inc.
Salaries -TV Operating Selected
257.50
Colgate-Palmolive Company
Suppls-Cus todial
127.20
Comptometer Corporation
New Eqpt-Iristruetional Board Action
Connelly Construction Company
Paving-Various-Est #2
Board Action
37,500.07
Al Cook Desk 1. Office Supply Company Cory’s Motion Picture ..Equipment Company
New Eqpt-Instructional Board Action
2,980.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Low
129.50
Dannenburg Distributing Co,
Repr-Vhcl-Reg
Low
9.37
Low
8.38
Da-Ray, Incorporated
;Denoyerl(jdPpert Company
'Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Low
. Suppls-Instructional Suppls-General Instr.
Low
Publisher Selected
51.38
509.50
9.57
1,700.00
108.02
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Dictaphone Corporation
New Eqpt-Instructional Board Action
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Doubleday & Company, Inc.
Workshop-Ford
Publisher Selected
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Dowlings, Incorporated
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action Low Selected
Bill Doyle
Suppls-General Instr.
Selected
Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma
New Eqpt-Instructional Board Action
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Agreement
Engineering Instruments, Inc.
Suppls-General Instr.
Low
Film Center, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
Friden, Incorporated
New Eqpt-Instructional Board Action
General Biological Supply House, Incorporated General Electronics, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Letter Quotation Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Low
7.90
General Electric Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Low
13.62
Graham Paper Company
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action'
Harcourt Brace & Company
New Suppls-N.E.D.A.
Publisher Selected
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Suppls-General Instr.
Low
D. C. Heath and Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Publisher Selected
Indiana University-Audio Visual Center International Business Machine'Corporation
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Suppls-N.E.D.A.
Board Action Selected Low
Jack's Five & Ten Wholesale
Suppls-Summer Playgrd
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Suppls-RadioTV-Fo'rd Low
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2,731.60 977.U1 3711.90' 14,083.91
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U5.2O 1,106.00
16,500.00 1114.00
33.91 14,165.00
562.1k
1,14141.140
113.38
14.50 213.85
29.75 700.00 350.00 52.50
; 1,102.50
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General Fund - Continued) Kamp Brothers, Incorporated
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Kilpatrick Brothers
Suppls-Vocational Ed
Board Action
Library Service Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Bid Agreement
Longmans Green and Company, Incorporated W. R. Lowe Building Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Publisher Selected Hillcrest-Est. #1
Board Action
26,793.00
Magnus Craft Materials, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
M U9.89
Marshall Supply & Equipment Company McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Baord Action
Suppls-Bldg s-Grounds
Publisher Selected
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action Low
Midwest Sports Center
Suppls-Summer Playgrd
Low Board Action
7,619.20
'16,822.67
3.1U
1x13.81
2,299.08 289.87
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. 3110.80 3,1x99.68
6.00
2,588.95
3>81i O.1j .8
Mid-West Surgical Supply Company, Incorporated Moore Business Forms, Inc.
Suppls-Adult School
Low
138.66
Suppls-IBM Dept.
Low
173.02
Monroe Calculating Machine Co.
New Eqpt-Instructional Board Action
National Academy of Sciences
Suppls-Engineers
Publisher Selected
1.25
National Education Association
Suppls-Fublic Relat.
Publisher Selected
10.86
National Fire Protection Association New American Library
Suppls-Enginee rs
Letter Quotation
11.26
New Suppls-N.E.D.A.
Publisher Selected
Nichols Seed and Fertilizer Suppls-Vocational Ed. ■Company North Central Association of Suppls-Audio Visual Colleges & Secondary Schools A. J. Nystrom & Company New Suppls-N.E.D.A.
Oklahoma Coca-Cola Bottling Company Oklahoma Paper Company
2,265.00
^1.56
Low
20.00
Selected
10.00
Letter Quotation
70.25
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
11.50
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action Low?.,..
8,91x2.62 . 122; 60, ' 9,072,22
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(1958-59 General Fund-Continued) Oklahoma Seating Company The Oklahoma Typewriter . Company Ozmun & Company
Stock-Storeroom Board Action New Eqpt-Instruetional Board Action
2,7Ui.71i 2,73Q,OO
Suppls-Custodial
Board Action
9'2.88
Phi Belta Kappa, Inc.
Suppl s - Tex tbo 0 k s
Publisher Selected
1.00
Prentice-Hall, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Publisher Selected
11.38
The Psychological Corporation
Suppls-General Instr.
Publisher Selected
263,70.
Random House, Incorporated
Suppls-Instruc, Off.
Publisher Selected
3.90
Readers Digest Association, Incorporated Refinery Supply Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Publisher Selected
67.50
New Furn-N.E.D.A.
Letter Quotation
Remington Rand
New Eqpt-Instructional Board Action
John F. Rider Publisher, Incorporated Robberson Steel Company
New Eqpt-N.E.D.A.
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
3,611i .17
Robinson Janitor Supply Co,
Suppls-Custodial
Board Action
3,2)4.0,00
Royal McBee Corporation
New Eqpt-N.E.D.A.
Low Board Action Selected
125.00 3,071.25
30.12
360.00 295.00 5Uo.oo
1,195.00
Row Peterson & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
E. H. Sargent & Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Low
80.32
Scholastic Testing Service
Suppls-General Instr.
Publisher Selected
111. 09
The School Executive
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
10.00
S. E. B. Paint Company
Suppls-Gustodial
Low
102.00
Smith-Corona-Marchant Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
238.39
Spencer;fPress, Incorporated, School & Library Division The Steck Company
Suppls-General Instr.
Publisher Selected
256.00
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
28.08
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
35.78
St. Louis-San Francisco . . Railway
•98,26
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Tankersley Construction Co.
Roosevelt Construction Board Action Est. #1 Board Action Suppls-Audio Vi sual Low
■ Thompson Book & Supply Co. Ada, Oklahoma -
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Thompson School Book Depository Suppls-Textbooks
1,050.36
Board Action .
Clarence Tackett Supply Co.
-7 ..W
11, 209.50 16,227.07 5,272.50 21, 519.57
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1,626.67
Bid Agreement
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Publisher Selected
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16,693.35
New Eqp t-Ins true tio nal Board Action
w . M. Welch Manufacturing t'i Company ■...Western Uniform & Towel ., s Service, Incorporated . Murray R, 'Womble . Company ■ "d'O
Suppls-General
Board. Actior Letter Quotati on Selected
10.95 222.00 35.07
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£802; -/.u ? j
Low
22.22
•Suppls-Radio v TV-Ford Low
13.21
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
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ddressograph-Multigraph ■; Corporation American Body & Trailer Co.
Office Type Machines
Standard
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Low
A merican Electric Ignition Company -American Marble' Tile and Ter-razo Company Armstrongs Hardware
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
27.13
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
55.85 2- ' .< ■ . ■. . 8.73 ; £
The Automotive, Inc.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Board Action
f-. A uto Farts & Machine Co. r ’
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg & HD
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13.02. . ..,d .1 -•
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277.55
262.51
Low
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; E arada & Page, Incorporated
dr f1 • ■ r 1
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
27.70
Barber's Glass Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-iHD
Low
53.25
Beams
Repr-Vhcl .Eqpt-Iteg
Low
P;
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B-12
>3.93
Paul Blakeney Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Boardman Machinery Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg&HD Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected Standard
U21.3S.?) 189.37. .v 610.73
The Clarence L. Boyd Company, Incorporated
Repr-VhclEqp t-HD
Standard Low
13.13;1.12 >U.23
Brown Machinery Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Mtrl-Grounds
Standard Low
19.93 11.33
Butler-Sparks Equipment Co.
Mtrl-Grounds
Selected
Capitol Steel & Iron Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Cheatam Weatherstrip and •Insulation Company City Auto Parts
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
=70.143
City Spring Works ;.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
13.69
Cook Faint & Varnisti Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected Low
1M.33 28.18
322.33
Mtrl-BldgsOReg
Standard Low
28.36 139, B
168.00
Dannenburg Distributing Co.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
Davidson & Case Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
U23.3O
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs- Reg
Low
266.73
The Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement Low
H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc-.
Office Type Machines
Standard
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc,
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard Selected Low
Crane Company
. <. *■
rji.3° "'93.00
t
2^9.00
3,1; 63.20
9.72
197.67 63.00
260.67
8.00
137.28 123.02 17.78
;
298.08
Bill Doyle
Office Type Machines
Standard
22.73
Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma
Office Type Machines
Standard
237.22
Eastman Kodak Company
Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Standard
13.39
Electronic Supply Company
Mtrl-Electronics Repr ' Selected Low
2.82 28.00
30.82
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Elevator Sales & Service Co., Incorporated The Gordon E. Ervin Company
B-13
U9.73
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Standard
Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
122.10
Fentriss Sound Engineering
Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Low
262.50
The Fleck Bearing Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Forest’s
Mtrl-Grounds
Selected
126.00 . A- C ■
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General Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
General Electronics, Inc.
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Selected Low
General Truck, Incorporated
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
Graybar Electric Company, Inc
Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Low
J. C. Hamilton Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Board Action
51.60
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Low
98.23
Herb Welding & Radiator Co., Incorporated
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg&HD
Low Selected
H. & H. Equipment Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Bill Hinkle . Holmes & Torbett, Inc.
Mtrl-Grounds
Selected
9.00
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Standard
2Ll .75
International Harvester Co.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
67.26
J. &.R. Supply Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-REG&HD
Low Standard
Fred Jones Ford
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
87.35 1.66
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15.78
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11.65
39.01 26.11
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65.12
10.96
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Jones Newby Supply
55. 71l 33.U3
89.17
25.00
Johnson Motors
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
3.00
Johnston & Larimer Division
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
19.50
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Selected
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■ Mtrl-Electronics Repr- Low
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Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Board Action ;‘ .. " 125.60 890.88 Low Letter Bid
l,016.U8 162.00
Marchant Calculators
Office 'type Machines
Agreement
Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
‘McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Mideke Supply Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg&HD
Low Letter Bid
269.00 261.87
Miller Jackson Company
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Selected
m.
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Letter Bid
The National Cash Register Company Norman Plumbing Supply Co.
Office Type Machines
Agreement
278.60
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
367.96
Oilfield Ignition Parts Co.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
2.I4I4
Oil Filter Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
19.68
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
76.14-7
Oklahoma Seating Company
Mt rl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
66.00
Harold C-. Parker & Company, Incorporated Henry.Payne
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
32.50
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
30.00
Perfection Equipment Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Pettee’s Farm Store, Inc.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
100. lit
The Powers Regulator Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
29.50
Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Board Action
60.00
.Radio Supply, Incorporated
Replace Non-Instr. Eopt-Ford' Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
7114.31
Low
II.50
- Miller-Norris Company, Inc.
. Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Rice Machinery Company
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32.50 17.25 530.87 U7.73
20.00 ,611.92 1,070.20 1,682.12
7.82 II.I46
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Low
900.00
Robertson Sales Company
Replace Non-Ihstr, Eqpt-School Mtrl-Furni ture
Low
10.00
Service Electric Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
22.00
Severin Supply Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
11.U7
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Board Action
Sherwin Williams Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
Bert Smith Road Machinery , V Company, Inc. Southwest Parts Corporation
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Southwest Wheel, Incorporated
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Selected
239,12
Steel Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
1U9.62
Bill| Story Fire & Safety Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk - t
M-12-A M-21-A M-21-B M-20
Robberson Steel Company
Buildings Petty Cash Suppls-Vhcl-Reg Reimbursement Suppl’s-Vhcl-HP ’ General Equipment
38.6U ■ 603.30
6U1.9I4.
38.02 6.61
12.02
1,325.70
27.55 9.51 11.07 3U.93
83.06
■ ' Tricje Wholesale Electronics ^.Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr
Selected
319.61
United Brick and Tile Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
321i.00
Vaseco Incorporated
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Low
Ward Brothers Truck Parts
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-HD
Low
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216*91
U7.16
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E. Equipment Company
New Off. Eqpt-Fersonn. Low Letter Bid Apparatus-Instruc. Board Action
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3,872.314-
Atomic Sound, Incorporated
Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Board Action
LiO.OO
Audio Equipment Company
Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Board Action
175.82
A. & W. Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Selected
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Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Sam. Beddingfield
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Beltbne Hearing Service
Replace Eqpt-Instruc.
Standard
Branham's, Incorporated
Apparatus-Furniture
Low Board Action
Burroughs Corporation
Office Type Machines
Capps Music Company
Board Action Furn & Eqpt-Musical Tnstrnments Furn & Eqpt-Phys. Ed. Board Action
Clements Sporting Goods r John H. Cole Company
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B-16 '
j ’ ^*&ylli.61i •• -267.60
198.00 lj.838.2O
2,036.20 .
1.73
580,50
1,8511.00
Low
Replace Non-Instruc. Eqpt-Ford Apparatus-Instruc. ..
Board Action
2,537.00
Board Action
178.00
<
5.50
2,809.08 28.71;
' 2,837.82
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
The Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Dowlings, Incorporated
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Low Selected
1117.110 1170.00
617.110
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard Low
39.07 12.99
52.06
Bill Doyle
General Eqpt
Low
95.00
Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma
Office Type Machines
Selected
115.05
Electronic Supply Company
Mtrl-Electronics Repr Apparatus-Ford Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
Federal Corporation
Board Action Low Letter Bid
'I •
Agreement
Board Action Low
"
Hi. 25
Eqpt-School Shop
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
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2,689,85
28.50
802.11;
962.58 650.15
1,612,73
Forest’s
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
1.25
General Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
52.50
The Glidden Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Bid Agreement Low
830.85 .78,00
908.85
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B-17
Goodyear Service Store
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Mtrl-Furniture
Board Action Low
32.22
1,670.111 373.UU
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2,0113.58 2.25
Holmes & Torbett, Inc.
Mtrl-Visual Aids Repr
Low
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Board Action
Ingraham Electric Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Standard
International Business Machines Corporation
Board Action New Off. Eqpt-Supt -Instr. -Maint. -Research
Jenkins Music Company
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Furn & Eqpt-Musical Instru. Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
150.30
Jones-Newby Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
60.2R
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Board Action
202.05 714-2.35
91111.110
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39.98
2,920.00 i.
1,086.11
Board Action
65.52 2,265.99 75.55 16.86
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2,331.51
Mideke Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Selected
Miller Floor Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
11.80
Miller Jackson Company
Apparatus-Ford
Board Action
12I4.U0
Millsap1s
Musical Instrum.
Selected
966.80
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg. Appa ra tu s-Furni ture
Board Action
National Theatre Supply Co.
Non-Instr. Plant Eqpt
Low
968.55
Norman Plumbing Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
U1O.28
O’Connor-Oklahoma Company
New Off. Eqpt-Enginrs. Low Letter Bid
Oklahoma City Scenic Company
General Equipment
Low
Oklahoma Seating Company
Apparatus-Instru.
Board Action Low
92.Ul
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7,011.62
, 312.20 1132,110
7,705.91 8110.62
Wl 8,5116.53
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B-18
29.95
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Testing Laboratories
Mtrl-Grounds
Standard
128.50
The Oklahoma "typewriter Company
Office type Machines
Standard
5.oo
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Mtpl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Plastic Engineering Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Letter Quotation
63.9k
Harry Retter Electric Motor . Service Dub Richardson Ford, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg St Ford
Low
52.50
G. D. Richardson Manufacturing Company Royal McBee Corporation
Furn & Eqpt-Phys. Ed.
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133.71
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New Off. Eqpt-Personn. Board Action -Instrue. Low Bid
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U50.00
9U5.OO 325.00
1,270.00
S. E, B. Paint Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
105.36
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
172.96
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Furn St Eqpt-Music. Instru.
Board Action Bid Extension
k,020.00 h.25.00
U,UU5.00
S. & H. Shade Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg.
Board Action
5,122.18
Smith-Corona-Marchant, Inc.
New Off. Eqpt-Bus. Off .Board Action
620.00
Spurlin Sales Incorporated
Repr-Vhcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
kk.92
Taylor’s Glass Shop
General Equipment
Low
kl.79
Trice Wholesale Electronics
Appa ra tu s-Fo rd Mtrl-Electronics Repr
Board Action
United Brick and Tile Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
229.05
U. S. Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
182.00
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Mtrl-Furniture
Board Action
997.50
Waggener Paint Company
Mtrl -Bldg s -Re g
Board Action
65.0k
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company G. S. White Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
519.70
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Nichols Hills-Est. #1
Board Action
26,9k9.60
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(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
Board Action
575.00
Board Action
Ii,81i6.1i6
Capitol Hill Sr.Final Capitol Hill Sr.Final
Board Action
10,008.25
Board Action
1,053.50
M. L. Beaty Construction Co.
Grant High-Est #2
Board Action
111, 110.20
Butler Shade Company
702.00
M. H. Cavnar Plumbing Co.
Belle Isle-New Furn. Low Bid -New Fixtures. New Furn. & Eqpt, for Board Action Rockwood Garfield W. Nichols Hills Burbank Roosevelt Jr.Est. #1. Board Action
Commander Construction Co.
Stand Watie-Est. #10
Board Action
~ 16,8110.00
J. J. Cook Construction, Inc.
Creston Hills-Est. #9 Board Action W. Nichols Hills-Final Harding Jr.-Est. #2 Board Action Mark Twain-Est. #9
20,537.50
Woodmansee-Abbott Music Company Furn & Eqpt-Music. Instru.
1957-58 BUILDING LEVY FUND Dowlings, Incorporated
Industrial Electric Company L. B. Perkins Company
. Mtrl-Repr-Eqpt
1958 BOND FUND
Capitol Stage Equipment Co,
E. V. Cook Construction Co.
1,028.50
36,796.72
31,8115.76 110.00
The Denman Company
Washington
Low
Gardner Hotel Supply Co.
Creston Hills
Board Action
E. D. Hill, Jr., County Surveyor Holmes & Torbett, Inc.
Business Expense
Standard
Grounds Improvement
Bid Extension
L. H. Humphries Construction Company
McKinley-Est. #10
Board Action
26,607.80
Jenkins Music Company
Eqpt-All Schools
Board Action
3,93O.5U
The Jones Company, Inc.
Creston Hills-Eqpt
Board Action
11,927.37
Kilpatrick Brothers
Monroe-Miscellaneous
Agreement
1,6611.00
90.00 999.90
96.00
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• John M. Noftsger, General Contractor Noftsger-Lawrence and Asso.
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Ross-Est. #5
Board Action
44,257.50
Marshall Jr-Sr
Board Action
5,742.10
Standard
164.06
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Marshall Jr-Sr Bldg. Permit New Bldgs-3us. Exp.
Standard
784.40
Oklahoma Seatj_ng Company
Modernization & Repair Low
Fred Pojenzy, Jr.
Ross-Est. #5
Reid and Associates
Jefferson Davis-Est.#ll Board Action
343.03
Reynolds and Morrison, Arcitects A. I. A.
Mark Twain-Est. #9 Creston Hilis-Est. #9
Board Action
848.87 .
Schwartz Construction Company
Jeff. Davis-Est. #11
Board Action
Mary A. Blacker, Clerk
901 Bus. Exp. Petty Cash 902 Inspection Fees Reimbursement 950 New. Elem. Schools
Oklahoma City Treasurer
66.00 885.15
Board Action
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Architects
McKinley-Est. #10 Stand Watie-Est. #10
Western Bank & Office Supply
New Furn. & Fix.
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17,500.29
2.25 ... 10.00 133.55
145.80
Board Action
868.94
Low
134.00
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It was moved, by Mr. Wright and. seconded, by Mr. Bennett that the Board ratify the August payrolls., authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $626,691*67 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R* #196 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve acceptance of the following bids:
R. #197 Bids Accepted on Lighting & Electrical Fixtures
(1)
For one lot of special lighting equipment for the Television Studio in the total amount of $1,573*03, to be charged to account I-34-B, from the following bidders:
Harry Little Oklahoma City Scenic Co. General Electric Co. (2)
$
771*60 428.60 372*83 $1,573*03
For one lot of electrical fixtures and supplies in the total amount of $1,615*32, to be charged to account M-12-A, from the following bidders:
Hunzicker Bros. Cook Electric Co. Graybar Electric Co. Emsco Electric Co. Westinghouse Electric Co. General Electric Co.
$
4.50 283*17 1,056.72 42.80 33*60 194*53 $1,615*32
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Board authorize entering into an agreement with the Southern Air Filter Company for the cleaning and repairing of all permanent type air filters through June 30, i960, at a unit price of 25^ per filter; Roll-0-Mat filter material at $41.60 per roll; and, Vixcosine filter oil at $1*53 per gallon. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R* #198 Agreement in 1 Air Filters Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the ./purchase of one lot of lumber, nails, metal screws, bronze moulding materials, and vinyl plastics for all schools, from Morgensen Lumber Company, in the amount of $3,409*91, 1° be charged to accounts as follows, bids received in response to attached Notice for Bids:
R* #199 Bids Accepted on Lumber and Hardware
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- $2,850.11 -$ 559.80 $3,409.91
H-12-A Account - M-13 Account - -
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The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." R. #200 Bids Accepted on Equipment, Supplies, Services, Materials
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Wright to accept bids and makec purchases, as follows:
(A)
3
(B)
3
(C)
3
Projectors, motion picture, 16 mm 10 watt Bell & Howell model 399K from Holmes & Torbett Company, charged to account B-958 Projectors, automatic slide, Viewlex, from Vaseco, Inc. to "be charged to account B-958
$999.90
ŠL01.45
309.35
89.00
267.00
Projectors, automatic filmstrip from Cory Motion Picture, to be charged to account B-958 NOTE: The prices on the 9 projectors above are prices that were extended from a, sealed bid dated May 20, 1959-
(D) 12
Recorders, tape, VM710A, from Frank Brauhlich, to be charged . to account B-958
@ liii-. 75
1,377-00
NOTE: The P^ice fisted above for the recorders was extended from a sealed bid dated 12-6-58.
(E)
One lot of chairs from the Oklahoma Seating Company, to be charged to account'B-958: 35 140
American Seating model #494 swivel type chairs @ 13-75
481.25
American Seating Envoy type chairs model #368-17
980.00
7.00
NOTE; All equipment included A through E will be used in language laboratories at Classen, Grant, Harding, Marshall, & Northwest Classen.
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Converter, model CUL-P, from the National Theatre Supply Company, to be charged to account B-958
3,500.00
290.00
One set of Chemistry films and one year's television rights from the Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, to be charged to I-34-B Ford:
1 1 (H)
Television projector for use at Grant High School, model PB-611-A GPJi, from the National Theatre Supply Company, to be charged to ’ account B-958
set Chemistry Films - 1^0
T-V rights
One lot of Matico Vinyl asbestos floor covering for Hawthorne School from the Miller Floor Comoanv as listed below, to
14,000.00 2,500.00
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R. #200 Continued
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be charged to account M-12-A:
1600 sq. ft. Matico Vinyl asbestos 1/8 gauge pattern V-3002
464.00
1600 sq. ft. Matico Vinyl asbestos 1/8 gauge pattern V311
464.00 i
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Labor for the installation of approximately 1,000 sq. ft. of quarry floor tile and 200 lin. ft. of quarry tile base for F. D. Moon kitchen, from the American Tile & Terrazzo Company, to be charged to account M-12-A
(i)
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One lot of suspended ceilings for the kitchen at F. D. Moon, the 2nd and 3rd floors of the Administration Building, the kindergarten and 1st grade areas at Washington - from the AcousticalnEngineering Company:
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759-00
See attached Notice for Bids.
4,522.00 458.00 1,998.00
Administration Building - Account M-12-A Washington School-------------- Account Bond 9T4 F. D. Moon Jr. High------ Account M-12-A
GRAND TOTAL ALL ITEMS A THROUGH J
-�$33,369.50
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "aye."
BUILDINGS
Information to the Board:
The following building projects have been completed, last report:
Mark Twain
McKinley
Stand Watie
with minor exceptions, since the
Creston Hills
Jefferson Davis
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following described change orders: (1) Schwartz Construction Company, addition to Jefferson Davis School - omit the cc-10-10 wire mesh that fras specified for the roof but was not required--deduction of $200.00;
R. #201 Change Orders J. Davis and U. S. Grant Additions
(2) M. L. Beaty Construction Company, 1959 addition to U. S. Grant High School A group of four underground electric lines serviZhg the existing building prohibits drilling one foundation pier in the location shown on the drawings. By offsetting this one pier, drilling one additional pier and providing a tie-down beam, the problem is solved in the most economical manner. Addition to the contract price, $155-00. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. PETITION
Mr. Jack Gray, patron of Hillcrest School, presented a petition to the Board, which was placed on file in the Clerk's Office.
Petition Presented
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Wight, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.
R. #202 Adj ournment
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 k
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION %F INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION AT ITS BOARD ROOM IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT ON THE
5th DAY OF OCTOBER, A. D., 1959 AT It:30 O'CLOCK P. M. PRESENT:
Nellie R. Melton, Otto F. Thompson,
President and Member Vice President and Member
Phil C. Bennett, W. F. Lott, Jim Wright,
Member Member Membe-r
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk, present
ABSENT:
None
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Charles Harville, Director of Purchases; David Light, Accountant; Gene Post, Audio-Visual Aids Department; Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Office; John Douglas of the Daily Oklahoman. jInvocation
Mr. Lott gave the invocation.
R. #203 Minutes Approved
On motion of Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of September 7, 1959 and September 8, 1959 were approved as read. LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
? Treasurer's ;Report for Sepi Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, presented a."Report of Audit of Miscellaneous Administrative Funds, :Auditor's 1958-59." jReport
On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the foregoing reports were approved as presented, and copies handed to the Clerk for her files.
R. #20U iReports ■.Approved
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT 3
It was moved by Mr. Thompson, and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolutionR. #205 to file application for federal assistance under provision of Public Law 87^, 81st Congress^Application fo: amended, and to designate Mr. M. J. Burr as the authorized agent of the Oklahoma City Federal AssisPublic Schools in connection with the application: tance Approved
RESOLUTION
A. 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 87^, 81st Congress, amended. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the Superintendent of Schools, Melvin W. Barnes, be authorized to receive all communications, and that M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, be and is hereby authorized to execute the application on behalf of the Board. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend conferences as indicated: RES 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 the following persons would attend professional meetings as indicated: (1) Gilbert L. Robinson, Annual Conference of the American Association. of Examiners and Administrators of Educational Personnel, Dallas, Texas, <Oct. 20-23, 1959; (2) Charles E. Grady and Clarence Deal, Conference of National Association of Educational Broadcasters, Detroit, Michigan, Oct. 27-30, 1959;
(3) Dr. Louise Farr, Seventh National Conference on Physicians and Schools, Highland Park, Illinois, Octo. 13-15, 1959;
Sr . #206 Professional ■Trips Approved
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RESOLUTION (cont 'd T
L. V. Ballard and W. E. Taylor, 17th Four State Conference on Industrial Arts and Vocational Education, Pittsburg, Kansas, Oct. 9-10? 1959*
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend conferences as 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of the above persons be paid by the Board of Education.
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. -#207 Resolution of Appreciation Approved HL W. McKittrick)
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, the following resolution of appreciation for Mr. Malcolm W. McKittrick was approved:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing ,of Mr. Malcolm W. McKittrick, September 12, 1959’
Mr. McKittrick joined the Oklahoma City School System as an auto mechanic in September 1953? but for the past to years he worked as a machinist. He was conscientious, reliable, and worked faithfully at all work assigned to him. He was well liked by his co-workers and by all who were associated with him, and will be missed by all of them. Mr. McKittrick was a member of the Methodist Church at Tuttle, Oklahoma. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of Mr. McKittrick's services to our school system and extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family.
R. #208 Appropriation Transfers Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to approve the following appropriation transfers within the accounts indicated; this transfer being necessary in order to comply with the National Defense Education Act: TRANSFERS OUT: Account Number
Library Supplies NDEA Library Books General Instruction NDEA
1-30 1-60 C-21 I-36A M-60
Amount
Account Name
TOTAL
$10,000.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 12,125.03 15,000.00 $52,125.03
TRANSFERS IN:
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NDEA NDEA
C-61
TOTAL-On roll call, the motion’ carried with all members voting "Aye."
$15,000.00 37?125.03 $52,125.03 *
R. #209 RESOLUTION in re Sale of $5,000,000 Bonds
THEREUPON Mr. Thompson introduced a Resolution , which w as read in full by the Clerk, and upon motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, was adopted by the following vote:
AYE:
Mr. Bennett, Mr. Lott, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Wright, Mrs
NAY:
NONE
Melton
Said. Resolution thereupon was signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed
with the seal of said School District, and is as follows:
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A RESOLUTION FIXING ^E AMOUNT OF BONDS TO MATURE EACH YEAR, FIXING THE" TIME ,71“
AND PLACE THE BONDS ARE TO BE SOLD, AND AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID SALE AS REQUIRED BY LAW:
DOLLARS OP NEGOTIABLE BONDS WITH CWTW&
WHEREAS, the issuance
by TnHa.pandan-h________ _School District Number. ftp of OKLAHOMA______ County, Oklahoma, nas been duly authorized at an election held for that purpose; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF Indeneadant NUMBER 89 OF________ Oklahoma COUNTY, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION 1.
That the
SCHOOL DISTRICT
$4,000,000.00 of building and equipment bonds of 1959, Series MB*
Of School District Number 89 of ___ Oklahoma_____ County, Oklahoma, voted on the 95th day of MaT»r>h___________ , A.D., 'Tosft , SHAL shall be offered for sale at («»« h<»1nw)___________________ on the 5th day of A.D., 1959 at iQ.iQO.o’clock ______ >
JaM hearts '.shall be offered Tor sale at, and bids iti.ll be reseived, at. the finfCti Room of tbs Board of said District in the Administration Building of said 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to become due as follow:
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annually each year thereafter until
SECTION 2. That the Clerk of the Board of Education is hereby ordered and directed to cause notice of sale of said bonds to be given as required by law.
ADOPTED this
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President, Board of Education (SEAL)
ATTEST: of Education
STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OF
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OKLAHOMA
I, the undersigned, the duly qualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of Ind*p*»4tak____________ School District Number qq of ——Qlflnhf^n______________________ County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the above is a true and correct copy of a Resolution authorizing the sale of
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of said School District, and of the proceedings had by said Board in the adoption of said Resolution, as shown by the records of my office. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Sciid School District this
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D .......... R. #210 Liberty Nat'l Bk. Designated As Place for Payment for Bonds
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Motion to designate the Liberty National Bank of Oklahoma City as the Oklahoma place of payment for the foreging $l+,000,000 bonds was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Wright, and carried unanimously on roll call.
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 recommendations and information below be approved:
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TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS;
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PER MONTH,
CLINICAL
INSTRUCTOR IN THE ADULT NURSING
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12,
MRS. D0LLIE HOWARD,
1959-
PROGRAM,
SALARY $335
(FOR A PERIOD OF THREE OR FOUR MONTHS).
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SEPTEMBER 16,
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ANDREWS, MERLE RETA E.
BAKER,
BALDWIN,
CLYTA
BARNARD,
LETTIE
J0l6 NW 19
KDG,
2227 BRITTON ROAD
ELEMENTARY HOME EC, ENGLISH, HISTORY,
1213 NW 94 4ll6 No MILLER
ELEMENTARY
KDG,
ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY
BARROW, WORE
1132 NW 38
KDG,
BLAIR,
4520 N, MILLER
MECH DRAWING, MATH MATH, ELEM, LIBRARY, MUSIC
BARBARA
BUCKLEY, GENEVIEVE
3812 NW 22
3341
BUTLER, RUBY *BURNS, GRACE
CARPS, MARJORIE ♦CAMPBELL, VERA CHRISTENSON, JULIA E.
CLARK. MARY RUTH CLARK, MILTON M.
COFFMAN, JIMMYE *C00LEY, 0. F.
CROCKETT, JULIA A.
SPEECH
ELEM,
NW 19
3015 NW I 2
ELEMENTARY
KDG, HOME EC,
4417 NW 18
ELEM,
541
CURRICULUM LIBRARY
NW 40
3017 NW 43
MUSIC,
2837 CLERMONT PLACE 2604 sw 59
TYPING, SHORTHAND,
6606 NW lb 6042 NW 36
ELEM
BUSINESS, BIOL, SCIENCE ART, HISTGRY, JRMffS
SHOP, HISTGRY MATH,
500 NW 32
ENGLISH, HISTORY
1440 NW 48
1921
♦da gue ,
1425 NW 27
CURRICULUM LIBRARY
981 3 ASHLEY PLACE §615 NORTH SHARTEL
ELEMENTARY 2.3.4, PRIMARY,
1522 NW 26
ELEMENTARY
2500 NW 39 TERR
HOME EC
44 SE 32
BOX 2164(nor man )
ELEMENTARY ENGLISH, SS,
2417 CASHION PL.
MATH,
MABLE BETTY M.
DEVER®,
ALTA M.
*EBRIGHT, CAROLYN
FINE, YVONNE S. FULKERSON, MILDREB
GIGRICH,
ROSEMARY Ze
GOOD, RUTH
SE 27
KDG
ESTHER F.
4029 NW 18
3,4
HARE,
PEGGY L.
3844 CASHION PL.
HOME EC,
2324 MUSTANG
ELEM. SPANISH,
2770 NW 21 540 NW 36 TERR
CURRICULUM LIBRARY
HENDERSON,
PRISCILLA
HENDRICKSON,
HIGGINS,
PAULINE
IMOGENE
HILL, HELEN H.
2820 NW 24 309 N. whee ler
(be th an y )
SOCIAL STUDIES
ELEM,
ENGLISH,
SPEECH,
MUSIC,
HOLMES, WYNONA
1317 N„ INDIANA RT # 2, BOX 45 (E0M0ND)
IRWIN, BETTY
2233 SW 60
ELEM,
627 NE 30
HOME EC,
9520 RIDGEVI EW CIRCLE
2,
1507 NW 31
ENGLISH,
3732 N SHARTEL
4.3.2
EVELYN M.
HOWE, HELEN M.
JONES,
DORIS W.
KING, LOIS Ao
LANIER, VIVIAN Go LA VI CT®I RE,
BERTHA E.
PRIMARY
KDG,
ELEMENTARY
1ST SPEECH,
HOME EC
MARCUM,
RUTH
620 NW 48
3.4,
NW 25 2817 SW 52
ELEMENTARY
MILLER, TESS IE
NW 21 1 IO? NW 42
MOORE, BEULAH Lo
2408 N.
MORSE, MAXINE
Mc Nal ly , er vin b . ♦mITCHELL, CHARLOTTE PASCHAL,
CATHERINE
PEARCE, MARY
PRIM, MINNI E
♦RETIRED TEACHERS
1921
MILLER
SPEECH
COMMERCE,
2325 SW 38
MATLOCK, BERYL H. MCKELVY, MARY 0.
PRIMARY
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VIRGINIA L.
2001
ELEM
4,2, SPEECH
LOVETT,
MARLATT, HELEN
BUS ED
4,3,2
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HIPPEN,
1ST
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HILL, MAXINE
SCIENCE,
SS, HISTORY,
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PHY E0
PHY ED,
ELEMENTARY 3,4, ELEMENTARY
1NDIANA NW 31 2028 NW 22
3.2
1521
BUSINESS, HISTGRY, SS
2635 NW 1 1 i SW 62
FRENCH,
1915 NW 29
IND ARTS
ELEMENTARY
4520 N.
25 ’6
LIBRARY
FRENCH,
ELEMENTARY
GRAY,
HENDERSON, MARY R.
ENGLISH
ELEM
CLINE, ETHYL J. ♦CLONINGER, MATTIE Bo
DECKER,
ELEM
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HISTORY,
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RAYMER, MILDRED
2935 NW 18
ELEMENTARY, MUSIC
REED, MARY W.
ISO’S GUILFORD LANE
ELEMENTARY, KDG
NORMA J.
RICHARDSGN,
ROGERS, BETTY
RGSEBR90K, VIRGINIA D9RIS L.
SAND9Z,
EL0UISE
SCHEIRMAN, SCHUMACHER,
DOROTHY L.
DIAN Ao
SIMONS,
1414 NW 14
ELEMENTARY
1129 GLENWOOD 211? sw 61
JR,
624 sw 51
LATIN,
SR HS,
202 NE 2 (BETHANY)
3720 NW fe
2709 NORTHAMPTON PLACE
ENGLISH, MATH
HOME EC,
4037 W PARK
2532 NW 49
MUSIC,
3237 NW 29
ENGLISH,
PEARL B.
TURNER,
2801
NW 44
1511
NW 34
PRIMARY
SOCIAL STUDIES
SPANN, BILLI E J.
TETER, MILDRED *TH0RP, NITA
ELEMENTARY
ELEMENTARY,
STUART, D9ROTHY V.
TEETS, GEORGIA E.
ELEMENTARY
ELEMENTARY
ELEMENTARY
ELEMENTARY, JR HS DRAMA, SPEECH
ELEMENTARY, KDG, COMMERCE 2, ELEMENTARY
151 8 NW 15
ELEMENTARY, TYPING
WELLS, J0YCE Mo
6200 NW 2|
WEST, GENEVA G.
2942 ORLI E ROAD
ELEMENTARY, JR HS
WHITE,
710 NW 21
SOCIAL STUDIES,
4219 NW 12
KDG,
FREDA
WILLIAMS, HARRIETT *WILLIAMS, EDITH
WIL SDN, GENE E.
2217 NW 26
WILSON, LILLIAN
I|34 NW 44
GARMEN
WOLCOTT,
DRIVE
ELEMENTARY, ART ELEMENTARY
1 ST
CURRICULUM LIBRARY
325 sw 34
SPEECH,
ENGLISH, SPANISH
BUS ED,
ENGLISH
ELEMENTARY, HIGH SCH99L
YOUNG, RAY L.
600| NE |6
M08RE, MARY LOUISE
2632 NW 45
ELEMENTARY
3003 NW 20
SCIENCE, MATH ENGLISH, HIST®RY,SS
*WALTER, VERA
WOLFE, CHARLOTTE
PHY ED, BUSINESS
I84J WESTMINSTER PL.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER AIDES BLAIR, MARY ANNE
BR0WN,
JANNE
1316 SW 52
2224 DUBLIN ROAD
COOLIDGE,
CARP9U, MARY
4204 NW 2|
CARROLL, LORENE
5420 S. DOUGLAS
RENSHAW, MARY ELLEN
4129 NW 12
BUCHANAN
TATRO, ROSEMARY
1408 CASADY LANE
JOHNSON
STREET
ALMOND,
BETTY
ANDERSON,
WILLIE E.
ISHMAEL, LILLI E
151 I
DOWNING
3225 NW 31
504 NW 20
NURSE
W900S,
IDA MAE
*RETIREB TEACHERS
2308 HUNTLEIGH
BUCHANAN FILLMORE,
SUBSTITUTE SECRETARIES
DRIVE
FILLMORE
JOHNSON
COOLIDGE
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(CONT’D) 5901
NE S?
1701
ALBANY
MUSIC ELEMENTARY, SPEC ED, HOME EC
lOJI-g NE 8 2628 NE SUCCESS
KDG,
FLEMING, ROBYE J.
1724 NE EUCLID 1135 NE 6
SS,
FRANKLIN, GENEVA
932
DICK,
VIRSIL C.
DULAN,
VINA C. VICTORIA
ELLIOTT,
E.
PARK
1,2,3
ELEMENTARY, JR SR HS
ENGLISH, ARITH.
ENGLISH,
COMMERCE
P.O. BOX 751
KDG,
2109 NE 20
1,2,3
HENRY, MARCELETT C.
1220 CARVERDALE DRIVE 231 6 HARDIN DRIVE
COMMERCE HOME EC, ELEMENTARY,
HARBERT, ANNA H.
2514 NE 15
ELEM,
HERR0D, ALICE K.
515 NE 4 I 60S NE 20
JR,SR HS,
R0XI E A.
GALLIMORE,
HARGROVE, 0LEATHA
HARMON, NSRMA J.
H0LBERT, Bo D.
ELEM
SPEC ED, SS,
ELEMENTARY, HOME EC
EUNICE
2701 NE SUCCESS 1620 NE 19
JONES,
J0HNNIE Bo
I 528 NE I I
ELEMENTARY
JONES,
LEAH B.
ELEMENTARY,
JONES,
IVORY Oo
I 131 NE 7 608 NE STONEWALL
1437 NE 7
ELEMENTARY,
I.
KEELS, LILLIE M. MAILLARD, SHERMAINE W« MALOY,
VERNON J.
MENSER,
SYLVIA R.
MOON, MARY C.
3301
221
NE 12
N. GEARY
ELEMENTARY, JR SR HS
ELEMENTARY HISTORY
SS,
1401
MUSIC
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NEALY, RICHARD B.
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Request permission to employ the following personnel in the Maintenance:
Orel J. -0. Dryden - Temporary Electrician Helper - salary $1.25 per hour Effective September 22, 1959. Dale Edward Hamilton - Temporary Electrician Helper - salary $1.25 per hour Effective September 15, 1359.
C. R. Payne - Temporary Drayage Helper - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective September 15, 1959.
Tommy Duane Ramsey - Temporary Electronics Helper - salary $1.00 per hour Effective September 10, 1959. Donvin Doris Thornbrough - Temporary Drayage Helper - salary $1.25 per hour - **’ Effective September 11, 1959.
Change in Salary and Assignment of Service Department Personnel: Glene Dow Cottrell Time Floorman at Adams - salary $96.66 per month - to Full Time Floorman at Columbus - salary $193.33 per month - Effective September 22, 1959.
Hugo W. Evans -3/4 Time Floorman at Coolidge - salary $145.00 per month - to Full Time Floorman at Coolidge - salary $193.33 per month - Effective September 9, 1959.
H. T. McGarry - 3/4 Time Custodian at Ross - salary $186.25 per month - to Full Time Custodian at Ross - salary $243.33 per month - Effective September 14, 1959. James P. Nolan Time Floorman at Creston Hills - salary $46.41 per month - to 3/4 Time Floorman at Creston Hills - salary $145.00 per month - Effective September 4, 1959. Change in Salary and Assignment of Food Service Department Personnel: Rose Langley - Manager at Lee - salary $7.00 per day to a Cafeteria Supervisor salary $3300 per ten months - Effective October 1, 1959. The following persons be elected as substitutes in the Food Service Department at the rate of 75 cents per hour.
Name Kaniatobe, Ida M. MacArthur, LaJean Riddle, Zora Salek, Tillie M. Snow, Zelma Stewart, Edna Tindall,. Aina Tumhlson, Violet Webster, Abbie Mae Yeager, Elsie
School
Washington Douglass Shields Heights Heronville Harding Northeast Buchanan Adams Edwards Jackson
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Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Wright, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members voting "aye."
R. #211 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING The following items Nos. 1, 2, and 3 were submitted for action of the Board:
October 5, 1959
Item #1
Ratification of September payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:
1959-60 General Fund. ............ .$ 1,136,661.7b-________ 1959-60 Building Levy Fund. ............................................ $______ h.9,7b-8ÂťOh_______
1958 Bond Fund Item j~2
.......... .-4>_______ 6,352.02_______
Authority to issue payrolls for October 1959 in the following estimated amounts: 1,200,000.00________
1959-60 General Fund. ............ 1959-60 Building Levy -'und. .................................. .... 195& Bond Find Item #3
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65,OOOoOO________ ______ 8,000.00
Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. These bills have been examined and approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services.
' | Bills and Pays rolls Recommen i ded
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR. PAYMENT OCTOBER 5, '1959
The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills.
The Auditor has checked all bills.
1959-60 General Fund
1
U5,639.39
1958-59 General Fund
$
1U6,U31.75
1959-60 Building Levy Fund
I
22,025.32
1958-59 Building Levy Fund
1
59,558.23
1958 Bond Fund
&
132,397.110
%
UO6,O52.O9
Total
1959-60 GENERAL FUND Adams Emgineering & Blue Printing Company Addressograph-Multigraph
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
Suppls-Supt’s Off. & Instruc. Off.
Low Selected
139.07 U8.00
187.07
A. & E. Equipment & Company
Suppls-Radio A. TV Vocational Ed. Instruc. Off.
Low Board Action Low Letter Bid
111.2li 9U.00 lli2.29
3h7.53
American Plumbing Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
American Technical Society
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
60.9U
Ashdowne Brothers
Suppls-General Instr.
Selected
20.59
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Atchison, Topeka & ..Santa Fe Railway Auto Parts & Machihe Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Selected
11.00
Travel Expense-Instr. .Board Action Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
1.32
3.60
82.20 7.98
Automatic Voting. Machine Corporation
Suppls-Driver Training Selected
Bailey Films. Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
75.50
Barada & Page, Incorporated
Suppls-C us to dial
Low
20.25
Berry Oil Company
Syppls-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Letter Bid
117.85
226.80
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(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
B-2 180.97
Biggerstaff’s Supplies
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
Bingham Printing Inks■
F ri nt ing-Re gular
Low
Blackhawk Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
122.80
R. R. Bowker Company
Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
112.67
Branham's, Incorporated
Suppls-Engineering
Low
20.10
Braniff Airways
Travel Expense-Adm.
Board Action
65.70
Bumpa-Tel Sign Company
Suppls-Driver Train.
Selected
Burgess Publishing Company
Suppls-Libra ry
Publisher Selected
John Cain
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement
lio.oo
Robert Cain
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement
ho. oo
Carpenter Paper Company
Printing-Ford Suppls-Cus to dial Suppls-Custodial
Low
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
Bob Cates
Low Low Letter Bid
3.75
271.20
2.39
6511.67
56.10 320.00
376.10
6.h0
Central . Tile & Marble Distributors, Inc. Children's Record Reviews
Periodicals, Pamphlets Publisher Selected
12.00
City of Nichols Hills
Water & Sewage-Reg
Utilities
112.90
City of the Village
Water- Regular
Utilities
5o.io
Civic Education Service, Inc.
Suppls-General Instr.
Publisher Selected
Classen Clay Studio
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
22.70
Clements Sporting Goods
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Low
1111.00
College Entrance Book Co.
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
56.99
J. H. Conger
Flight Training
Agreement
52.50
Consumers Union of U. S., Inc.
Suppls-Purchasing
Publisher Selected
Al Cook Desk & Office Supply
Suppls-Bus. Off. Custodial Off. Tests-All Departments
Standard
156.75
Board Action
373.15
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Cooperative Test Division Educational Testing Service The Council for Exceptional Children
250.00
5.00
6.00
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Legal Publications
publisher Selected
17.65
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DA RAY, Incorporated.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low
36.55
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Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement Low
60.70.
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Dee's Photo Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
14.85
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Eugene Dietzgen Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
9.63
Dover Publications, Inc.
Supp 1 s -L ib ra ry
Publisher Selected
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low Selected
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Bill Doyle
Suppls-Instruc. Off. Business Off.
Low
19.50 U1.20
55.07
U5.73 U8.58
9h.31
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137.25
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Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
7.50
Suppls-Radio & T
Selected
8.31
Suppls -Purcha s i ng
Standard
1I1..6I4.
Suppls-Raio & TV
Board Action
First National Management Corporation Flint Board of Education
Rental
Agreement
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
1.00
Irwin C. Gaumer
Pe r io di cals-Pamphle ts
Publisher Selected
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Gazette Publishing Company
Suppls-Libraay
Low
6.01+
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
5U.00
General Mills, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
12.50
Ginn and Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Selected
6.56
Graduate School of Business & Public Administration Graham Faper Company
Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
3.50
Suppls-Gusto dial
Low
96.23
Harper & Brothers
Suppls-Libra ry
Publisher Selected
LU.19
Hart Industrial Supply Co..
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
37.12
Thomas Alva Edison Foundation, Inc. Educational Supply 1 Specialty Company Electronic Business Machines, Incorporated Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Incorporated
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1959 - CONT'D
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B-u 102.2)4
D. C. Heath and Company
SupplsLibrary
Publisher Selected
Paul Hoefler Productions
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
25.00
Hoffberg Productions
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
7.U0
Henry Holt and Company, Incorporated Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
2.30
Suppls-Custodial
Bid Agreement Low
Industrial Chemical LaborSuppls ^Cus to dial atories, Inc. International Business Machines Suppls-IBM Dept. Corporation
Low
Low Standard Agreement
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55U.O2 ■ 8.37 **T II4.6O 30h.73 1,235.00
562.39
18.60
1 ,55U.33
Johnson Hunt Productions
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
22.50
Library of Congress, Card Division Library Service Company
Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
18.U0
Suppls-Library
Publisher Select. 610.98 576.00 Low Bid Agreement 2,785.26
3,972.2U
Dr. George Lythcott
Suppls-Summer Playgr.
Selected
Little, Brown & Company
Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
2.5U
The Macmillan Company
Suppls-Libra ry
Publisher Selected
5.701
Jimmy McClendon
Salaries-Radio &TT”
T. C. McCourry
Rental-Land & Bldgs
Rental Agreement
125.00’
McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. Chicago, Illinois McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc. New York, N. T. McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
539.72'
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
53.29 ■
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Low Low Letter Bid
225.00
' Agreement
80.00
Lj.7.99 729.4-0
777.39
Metropolitan Mater Company
'water & Sewage-Reg
Utilities
U3.80
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
32.U8 '
Morgensen Lumber Company
Suppls-Radio & Tv
Selected
56.68
Morris Chevrolet, Inc.
Suppls-Driver Train.
Agreement
67.13
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B-5
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued) National Assciation of Educational Broadcasters Nationa3 Education Association Naturegraph Company and Nature Games Newark Dressmaker Supply Co.
Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
U.oo
Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
U.oo
Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
15.52
Suppls-Home Ecomonic s. Selected
11.98
Oklahoma Commission on Education Administration Oklahoma Business News Co.
Expense-Other Adm.
Selected
10.00
Suppls-Supt’s Off.
Standard
^bo
Oklahoma City Water Department
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
5,507.98
Oklahoma County Water Co.
Water & Sewage-Reg.
Utilities
10.80
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Elec trie ity-Reg.
Utilities
8,2911.75 110.00
Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Laundry Supply Company Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. Gas-Reg.
Low
Utilities
272.32
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Bocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
112.311
Oklahoma Safety Council Co.
Suppls-Driver Train.
Selected
Oklahoma Seating Company
Sto c k-Sto re room
Low Letter Bid
John Weldon Owen
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement
Pipkin Phdto Service
Suppls-Radio & TV
Selected Low
Postmaster
Postage
Standard
300.00
Postmaster
Postage-Adult Ed.
Standard
120.00
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Suppls-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
202.63
Prime Petroleum Products, Inc.
Suppls-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
88.59
Pugh-Holmes Motor Co.
Suppls-Driver Train.
Agreement
30.70
Radio Supply, Inc.
Low
Reader’s Digest Services
Stock-Storeroom Suppls-Audio Visual Suppls-Gen. I^struc.
Publisher Selected
80.00
Record Book & Film Sales, Inc.
Supp Is -L^b ra ry
Publisher Selected
U0.00
Regents Publishing Co., Inc.
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
169.92
Research Institute Recommendations
Periodicals-Pamphlets
Publisher Selected
2U.00
112.90
360.00 377.00
737.00
52.00 17.70 33.U7
51.17
1,050.90
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT’D
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u
1.
B-6
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued) Samsill Brothers Plastic Co.
Periodicals-Panphlets
Low
97.50
Sharp Auto Supply Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
22.31
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Suppls-Driver Train.
Low
Jasper Sipes School Book . Depos"tory Sky Service Company
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
Rental-Land & Bldgs.
Low
60.00
Southern Air Filter, Inc.
Suppls-Custodial
Low
399.60
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Southwestern. Publishing Co.
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
Southwestern Stamp Works
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
The Steck Company
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected
10.59
Winston Taylor
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement
71.00
Mary A. Tahcker, Clerk
A—16 Travel-Admin. Petty Cash A-25-A Suppls-Supt’s Off. A-25-B Suppls-Adm..Services A-lj.3 Other Adm. Exp • 1-17 Salaries-Radio & TV 1-18 Salaries-Printing 1-32 Periodicals-Pamphlets I-3U-A Suppls-Radio & TV I-3U-B Suppls-Radio & TV (Ford) I-36-0 Suppls-Driver Training I-lj.2 Suppls-Instructional I-UU-B Constultants ( Ford) I-U5 Travel-Instructional 0-22-A Suppls-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg. C-3 Tax Assessments F-lg Rentals •
1.50
110.89
5,509.20 751.36 3.15
87.50 2.50 13.95 22.30 98.75 32.00 5.50 1.00 33.35 1.71 1.30 8.36 3.86 2.75 8U.19 30.00
lj.29.02
Thompson School Book Depository Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
1,025.25
Time, Incorporated
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
7U.88
Triangle Blue Print & Supply
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid Board Action Selected Low
U8.13 6.80 31t.00 25.00
113.93
Trice Wholesale Electronics Company, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV
Selected
17.00.
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Radio & TV
Standard
10.80
United World Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
17.88
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
B-7
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued) Veazey Drugs Company, #6
Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
2.90
W. M. Welch Manufacturing Co.
Expense-Commencement
Low
6.1i9
Weldon, Williams & Lick
Suppls-Driver Train.
Selected
220.00
West Chemical Products, Inc.
Suppls-Custo dial
Low
3U5.OO
Western Union Telegraph Co.
Te le pho ne -Re g ula r
Utilities
16.53
World Book Company
Test-All Departments
Selected
68.511
1958-59 GENERAL FUND
$
Addre s sograph-Multigraph Corporation A. &. E. Equipment
S to ck-S to re ro om
Low
339,50
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low
1.80
Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff, Architects Barber & Cochran
Hillcrest-Est. #2
Board Action
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Branham's, Incorporated
Suppls-Pupil Services
Selected
Bureau of Publications Teachers College
Suppls-Supt's Off.
Publisher Selected
Carpenter Paper Company
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
City News Publishing Co.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
7.00
Columbia University Press
Suppls-Library
Publisher Selected
5.63
The Congressional Digest Corp.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
8.50
Connelly Construction Co.
Paving-Various Schools Board Action Est. #3
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
7.80
Dowlings, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
52.95
Bill Doyle
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
17,1511.110
Dulaney’s
New Eqpt-NEDA
Board Action
11,725.00
Edmund Scientific Company
New Eqpt-NEDA
Selected
685.85 u.m
186.90 5.111
657.78
2,965.32
113.20
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
B-8
(1953-59 General Fund - Continued)
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, New Books, Maps-NEDA Incorporated
a,215.00
Board Action
12.89
The Fideler Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
General Biological Supply House, Incorporated Golden Press, Incorporated
New Furn.-NEDA
Letter Quotation
Suppls-Bocational Ed.
7.75 Letter Quotation Publisher Selected 15.U6 ■
Graham taper Company
Printing-Pro due tion
Board Action
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low
Humpty-'Dumpty
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Hudgins-Thompson & Ball
Roosevelt-Est. #1, 2 Board Action & 3-§$-Construc.
Johnson Vinolesale Electronics
New Eqpt-NEDA
Low
Harry Keeton Supply Co., Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Kroch’s and Bretano’s, Inc.
Suppls-Engineers
Letter Quotation
Litho Negative &. Plate Co.
Frinting-Forms
Selected
W. R. Lowe Building Co.
Hillcrest-Est. #2
Board Action
McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc.
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
Mid-West Surgical Supply Co., Incorporated Mullen Crafts Corporation
Suppls-Adult School
Low
New Eqpt-NEDA
Selected
National Academy of Sciences
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Letter Quotation
9.50
National Agricultural Supply Urwnsny A. J. Nystrom & Company
Suppls-Voaatio.nal Ed.
Letter Quotation
hl. 82
New Books, Maps-NEDA
Selected
60.55
Oklahoma Paper Company
Stock-Sto re room
Board Action
Oklahoma Seating Company
New Eqpt-NEDA
Low
123.70
*■> -?
23.21
3,105.89
27.92 155.66 19,778.31
.
3U.5O
105.56 3.09 3U.00
3h,292.52 2.50
23.h.0 172.18
1,192.15
h.98.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D I
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(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
*
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\
71.U7
|
Pitman Publishing Corporation
Suppls-Eng ine e rs
Publisher Selected
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low
Radio Supply, Incorporated
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Reader’s Digest Educational Department Remington Rand, Incorporated
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Sanitary Equipment Company
Suppls-Gusto dial
Board Action
Scholastic Magazines
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
Service Supply, Incorporated
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Shipman Ward Manufacturing Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Letter Quotation
Southern Sales Company
Stock-Storeroom
Selected
Stansi Scientific Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Selected
Tankersley Construction Co.
Roosevelt-Est. #2
Board Action
Texas Envelope Company
Printing-Productions
Board Action
Thompson Book & Supply Company
Suppls-Library
Bid Agreement
Uarco Incorporated
Suppls-IBM Department
Board. Action
670.111
7U5.U5
1
|
3.21+
90.00 2.91
1,117SW
100.00
,
2.71
?
71.60
'
2911.811
I
67.30
1
50,085.90
1
126.55
I
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I
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Vari-Typer Corporation
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Letter Quotation
Vase.co
New Eqpt-NEDA
Selected Low
Veazey Drug Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Low
W. M. Welch Manufacturing Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low Bid Selected
Ii56.1i5 167. 06
623.51
|
Low Letter Bid
Acme Quality Paints, Inc.
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs
| i1 |
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i
26.1+0
°3 110. 37. 03-
| 1117.86
1959-60 BUILDING LEVY FUND
Acme Fence & Iron Company, Inc. Mtrl-Grounds
I
11O8.2U
9.011
j
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
(I959-6O Building Levy Fund - Continued)
B-1O
A ddre s so graph-Multigrqph Corporation American Marble, Tile & Terrazzo Company American Famcor, Incroporated
Office Machines
Service Agreement
895.50
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
759.00
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Atomic Sound, Incorporated
Suppls-Elec tro nic s
Selected
137.96
The Automotive, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
2111.92
Auto Farts & Machine Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg-HD Selected
The Black & Decker iianufacturing Company Paul Blakeney Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
■The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
76.28
Paul Brawdy
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
50.00
Burroughs Corporation
Office Machines
Service Agreement
Butler--Sparks Equipment Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
23.03
Capitol Steel & Iron Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
■8I1.52
Bob Cates
Repr-Vehsl Eqpt-HD
Low
117.00
Cathey Roofing Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
1163.27
City Auto Farts
Mtrl-Grounds
Selected
110.60
Comptometer Corporation
Office Machines
Agreement
231.00
Contractors Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Cope Plastics Company
Suppls-School Shop
Standard
Cory’s Motion Ficture Equipment Crane Company
Suppls-Visual Aids
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard Selected Low Letter Bid
Dannenburg Distributing Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
115.85
Davidson u Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
19.50
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Selected
The-Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Downtown Chevrolet Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Mtrl-School Shop
Bid Agreement Low Standard
15.05
3116.85
19.65
139.119
<
919.90
80.00 '5.110
29.95 23.80
75.20 26.UO 117.115 52.50
53.75 7.50
101.60:
169.95: e ■ 172.12;
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
(195'9-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
It
is
B-ll
•
Bill Doyle
Office Machines
Standard
9.20
Dulaney's
Electronics
Selected
123.UO
Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma
Office Machines
Standard
323.53
Eckroat industries
SupyIs-Fhysical Ed.
Low
.32.00
Electric Equipment & Supply Company Electric Supply of Oklahoma, Incorporated Emsco Electric Supply Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
W.32
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
2U.00
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
11.95
The Gordon E. Ervin Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard Low
Federal Croporation
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
363.Uh
Fentriss Sound Engineering Company The Fleck Bearing Company
Suppls-Elec tro nic s
Low
189.00
Suppls-School Shop
Low
5.88
Friden, Incorporated
Office Machines
Agreement
General Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Selected
General Electronics, Inc.
Suppls-Electronics
Low
12.93
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
12.76
J. C. Hamilton Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Selected
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
U5.68 v.
H. &„H. Equipment Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Ik. 89
Rill Hinkle
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
13.50
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls*-Radio £ TV Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Board Action
Hydraulic Equipment Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
9.50
Ihgpaham Electric Company
Suppls-School Shop
Low
9.90
International Harvester Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
132.00 373.50
■
505.50
i
j
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|
U71.00
165.26 23.88
189. Ill
.i
7.98
103.75 U.50
108.25
21.13
5
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MEETING OF OCTOBER $, 1959 - CONT'D
B-12
(1959-60 Building .Levy, Fund - Continued)
678.U6 66.01
Johnnie’s Tire Company
nepr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Letter Bid Low
Fred Jones ^'ord
Kepr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
Jones-Newby Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Selected Low
Bill McCoy Concrete Pipe Co.
II
S
LOW
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Mideke Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Standard
Miller Floor Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
928.00
Miller Jackson Company
Suppls-Ele c tr0nic s
Selected
187.28
Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard Low
Moore's Cycle Shop
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low ■
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Letter Bid Low Board Action
7UU.U7 19.79
216.17 2.52
835.00 82,10 <»?
917.10 262.88
286.08 368.88 26.57
36.95 15.53
395.U5
52.U8' 9.35
313.80 307.28 188.00
1,309.08
1,501.69
Murphy & Perkins Concrete Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
National Cash Register Co.
Office Machines
Standard
18.25
New State Ice Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
80.00
Norman Plumbing Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
39.00
Oil Filter Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
39.12
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
U2.02
Oklahoma Seating Company
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
Harold C. Farker &'Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Selected
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
1i 86.5O 228.00 396.25
62k.25'
30.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
B-13
(1959-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
6.16
Perfection Equipment Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
The Ferolin Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Selected
Pettee’s Farm Store, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected Low
Pfaff Sewing Center
Suppls-School Shop
Standard
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Replacement of Eqpt.
Low Bid Agreement
Reno Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Scott Chevrolet Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
33.21+
Scovil & Sublett, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
86.00
Service Center
Eqpt-General
Standard
33.65
S. & H. Shade Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Selected
1,100.00 18.30 ~~ 1,128.50
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Sharp & Nichols Music Co,
Replacement of Eqpt.
Selected
123.00
Sherwin Williams Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
118.00
Southwest Parts Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Standard
63.51+ 32.1+2
95.96
Southwest Wheels, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Selected
19.96 156,10
176.06
Bill Story Fire & Safety Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
Earl Taylor Tile Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
M-12 M-15-B M-21-A M-21-B
Petty Cash Mtrl-Bldgs Electronics Reimbursement Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Repr-Vehcl Eqpt--HD
1+67.10 15.03 U.7H
19.77 1+7.70
237.56 252.1+5
U90.01
206Hop
36.91+
888.52
9.31
51+.O9 .72 2.95 3.00
60.76
Thomas Concrete Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
102.00
Thompson Book & Supply Co.
Mtrl-Furniture
Low
27.13
Trice Wholesale Electronics Company
. Suppls-Radio & TV
Low Selected
1+0.88 81+6.87
887.75
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D 3 fl il
J*
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1
(1959-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
■1
B-15
United Brick 1 Tile Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
79.20
U. S.. Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
35.00
Vaseco, Incorporated
Suppls-Visual Aids
Standard
Westinghouse Appliance Sales
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Westinghouse Electric Supply Company .
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
Murray R, Womble Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard
Wyli-e-Stewart Machinery Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
50.59
A.- & W, Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Selected
318.25
Branham’s, Incorporated
Furn. & Eqpt-Visual Aids Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
161.-25
Low
1^379.59
Board Action
1,797.00
Caston Lumber Company
Special Projects Jackson Jr. High Eqpt-General
Chicago Medical Book Co.
Frun G. Eqpt-Adult Ed.
Publisher Selected
11.05
Al Cook .Desk & Office Supply Company Crane Company
Office Machines
Selected
30.50
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
123.15
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
2O6‘.8O
Dictaphone Corporation
Office Machines
Standard
The Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement Low
5
122.60
11.38 33.60
ST
28.66
188.50
1953-59 BUILDING LEVI FUND
Campbell Glass & Mirror Co. Capitol Stage Equipment Co.
-
Low
Dowlings, Incorporated
Mtrl-Furniture
Board Action
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.
Eqpt-General
Standard Low
506.36
1,189.80
9.75
i10.75 175.70
186.55 2,739.55
i
55.55 36.63
102.18
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Contiuned)
15.75
Bill Doyle
Office Machines
Selected
Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma
Office Machines
Standard Selected
Emsco Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Bid Board Action
955.30 211.hl
Board Action Low
6,0911.17 31.92
Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs
71.10 ■26.50
97.60
1,166.71
6,126.09 6,9ft**OO
General Electric Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Board Action
General Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Bid
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Eqpt-School Shop
Low
Richard D. Hawes
Eqpt-School Schop
Standard
lili.5O
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
27.118
Johnson Wholesale Electronics
Mtrl-Electronics
Board Action
Casey Jones Auto Paint
Eqt-General
Low
21i.91
Mideke Supply Company
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
111.00
Midwest Surgical Supply Co., ' Incorporated Millsap’s
Appa ra tu s-Furniture
Low
1113.72
Musical Instruments
Selected
li5o.oo
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action Low
Oklahoma City Scenic Company
Special Projects
Board Action
Oklahoma Seating Company
Apparatus-Furniture Instruction
Low Selected Board Action
The Victor L. Fhillips Co.
Eqpt-School Shop
Pipkin Photo Service
Replacement of Instruc.Low Equipment Mtrl-Bldgs Bid Agreement
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Harry Better Electric Motor .Service
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard
Low
1129.169 6.30
1,977.011
2,958.50 300.92
3,259.112 8.786.56
720.00 1186.85 1191.20
1,698.05
1115.00 111.50
115.09 16.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
I
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1'
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B-16
(1958-59 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
7.10
Scott Chevrolet, Inc.
Eqpt-School Shop
Standard
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
1195.00
Sharp Auto Supply Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
2.68
Southwestern Roofing & Sheet Metal Company Standard Duplicating Machines Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
Thompson Book & Supply Co.
Mtrl-Furniture
Board Action
Van’s Plumbing Sc Heating Specialties
Mtrl-^ldgs
Low
G. S. White Company
Nichols Hills-Est. #2
Board Action
7,696.85
M. L. Beaty Construction Co.
U. S. Grant-Est. #3
Board Action
22,327.20
M. H. Gavnar Plumbing Co.
Board Action
8,670.87
Gory Motion Picture Equipment
Roosevelt Jr. High Est. #2 Roosevelt Jr. High Water, Sts. TV Channel #25
E. V. Cox Construction Co.
Harding-Est. #3
Board Action
The Dolese Company
Improvement of Grounds Low
Federal Corporation
Modern. & Repr. of Buildings
Hudgins, Thompson & Ball, Architects L. H. Humphries Construction Company
Board Action Roosevelt Jr. High Ig ’* Est. ,?1, #2 & 3' McKinley-Est. #11 Board Action
Mideke Supply Company
Modern. & iiepr. of Buildings Ross-Est. #6
Low
Stand Watie-Eqpt
Low
Replacement of Instruc .Low Equipment
1,088.88
189.00
9,0711.05
577.68
1958 BOND FUND
Connelly Construction Co.
John M. Noftsger, General Contractors Oklahoma City Scenic Company
Oklahoma Testing laboratories
h
Bid Extension
Low
Board Action
Selected . Roosevelt-Miscell. Jefferson11 Northeast-Improve« Ords.
Fred Projezny, Jr.
Ross-Est. #6 Arch. Fees
Sherwin Williams Company
Modern. & Repr. of Buildings Roosevelt Jr. High Est. #1
Fred H. Spaulding, Contractor
Selected
Board Action
-
Selected
'
Board Action
88.70 267.00
21,239.87 11.90 27U.OO
111,361.112 7,000.00
16.00
112,530.110
1195.00 1,258.00
850.60 213.20 f ' ( 11,935.211
Standard .Testing & Engineering Company
Business Expense
Selected
725.00
Vahlberg., -. Falmer & Vahlberg
McKinley-Est. yll Arch. Fees
Board Action ' x'
1U0.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1959 - CONT'D
R. #212 Bills and Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the September payrolls, authorize issuing the October payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $11-06,052.09, as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R-#213 Services for Films Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Wright to confiim the services of Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc., for Physics and Chemistry film television rights for the school year 1959-60, to be charged to I-3^-B account. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. (Cost of television rights - $5,000, $2500 for Phypics & $2500 for Chemistry) It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve refunding tuition in the amount of $139*111 for a child who attended school for sixteen days and withdrew when she moved to Midwest City, the tuition refund to be made to Mrs. George Robinson. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #2 it Tuition Refund Approved R. #215 Selling Houses Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve selling houses (one or two) adjacent to Fillmore School, these houses having been purchased along with lots in the recent expansion of the Fillmore School site. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #216 Purchase of T-V Sets Approved
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve recommendation for a special purchase of 172 - 21" RCA television sets from the Dulaney Company, in the total amount of $32,508.00, to be charged to account C-60; these sets to be used as teaching aids in various schools and recommended for purchase under the National Defense Education Act. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "aye.-'*!
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
R. #217 Purchase of Land Adj. to Prairie Queen Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Wright and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve contract between Ferguson Investment Company and the Board of Education for approximately 2.35 acres of land adjacent to the Prairie Queen School site, in the amount of $8,095-00, described as follows; also, to approve an easement for drainage and street purposes: A part of the East half of the Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter of Section 29, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of the I. M., more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the NE corner of the SE# of the SE# of the NW#; thence west along the north line of said SE#SE#NW#, a distance of 661.26 feet to the NW corner of said SE#SE#NW#; thence north 0° 02-' UU" west a distance of 155 feet to a point; thence east and parallel to the north line of said SE#SE#NW# a distance of 661.22 feet to a point in the east line of said NV/#; thence south 0d02'U0"east a distance of 155 feet to the point or place of beginning. Said above described tract containing 2.35 acres more or less. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." SPECIAL Mr. Wright Submits Resignation
Mr. Jim Wright submitted a letter of resignation from the Board, which was read by the President as follows:
" October 5, 1959 "Oklahoma City Board of Education Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Gentlemen: "It is with regret that I must submit to you my resignation as member of the Oklahoma City Board of Education from Ward Four. "The decision has not been an easy one for me to make, but the heavy press of personal business and consideration for my health make this decisioh necessary.
"My greatest regret in this decision is that I must leave this close relationship with the unselfish and dedicated members of this Board who have served with such distinction and the whole staff of the Oklahoma City School System.
"I have appreciated the opportunity to serve as a member of the Board during the era of greatest growth the Oklahoma City School System has had in its long history of service to this community. "Please be assured of my continued great interest in the welfare of the Oklahoma City Schools and my personal heartfelt appreciation for each person with whom I have been associated in my six years with this Board.
"I would like for this resignation to be effective as of this date. JW: s
Respectfully submitted, (Signed) Jim Wright"
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Whereupon, the Superintendent, members of the Board and other members of the staff expressed deep regret that Mr. Wright found it necessary to resign, and highly commended him for his service on the Board.
Words of Commendation For Mr. Wright
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that Mr. Wright's resignation be accepted with regret and that a resolution commending him for his service on the Board be written, be a part of the minutes, and a copy given to Mr. Wright. The motion carried.
iR. #218 j Mr. Wright's j Resignation J Accepted
Mrs. Melton asked if the vacancy on the Board shall be filled at this time.
! Chairman Asks ?for Successor J Mr. Wright
Whereupon, Mr. Bennett nominated Mr. L. F. Skaggs, Jr., 6317 Country Club Drive, South, Oklahoma City, as Board member Number Four to succeed Mr. Wright. Mr. Thompson moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Skaggs be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lott and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
|R. #219 j Mr. Skaggs j Appointed Board Member No. Four Oath Signed
Mr. Skaggs subsequently signed the Oath of Office, which was filed in the office of the Clerk.
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
President
Approved
1959
R. #220 Adj ournment
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 21, 195?
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT | ON THE 21ST DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D., 1959 AT 9:00 A. M. > §
Nellie R. Melton,
President and Member
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Phil C. Bennett, W. F. Lott,
Member Member
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Mary A. Thacker, Clerk - present
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PRESENT:
ABSENT:
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Otto F. Thompson, Vice President L. F. Skaggs, Jr., Member
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Gene Campbell, Daily Oklahoman; Leonard Jackson, Oklahoma City Times. Mr. Bennett gave the invocation.
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Dr. Barnes, Superintendent, explained that November 3rd being election day and ^holiday in New York City, it was thought best to change the date for selling the $4,000,000’ bonds from that date to November 5> 1959*
j Superintendent | Recommends Change of Date for Bond Sale
Whereupon, it was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that the following resolution be passed, changing the date for the selling of the $4,000,000 bonds from November 3, 1959 to November 5, 1959:
jR. #221 ’ Date for Sellj ing Bonds ^Changed to ■November 5; 19!
RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED, That the resolution adopted by the Board of Education on October 5, 1959 to sell $4,000,000 bonds be corrected by the Clerk to show the true intent by making the resolution read that the bonds shall be sold on November 5, 1959 instead of November 3, 1959; and that the Clerk be authorized to advertise accordingly.
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. Lott, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.
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#222 jAdjournment
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 L
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ^F INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT ON THE 2ND DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1959 AT U:30 P. M.
PRESENT:
Nellie R. Melton, President Otto F. Thompson, Vice President
Phil C. Bennett W. F. Lott Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Floy Campbell, C. E. Costley, Charles Harville, Bill French, Gladys McDonald, G. L. Robinson, Gene Stinebeck, Elaine Tucker - Directors; Dr. Jack Parker, Assistant to Superintendent; David Light, Accountant; < W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore , Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Beth West and Glendine Mathis, representing the Classroom Teachers; John Douglas of the Daily Oklahoman; and Ralph Ball, architects.
Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded "by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meetings of October 1959 and October 21, 1959 were approved as read.
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R. #223 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green presented the Treasurer's report for the month of October.
Treasurer' s Report Rec'd
Judge Lybrand reported the purchase and sale of school properties already known to the Board is in the process, and the bond sale is coming on.
Attorney's Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported all claims have been checked and are ready for action of the Board. He reported a large number of requests, something over 200, have come in for copies of the prospectus for the bond sale.
Auditor's Report
Motion to approve the foregoing reports was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
R. #22U Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend professional meetings as indicated:
R. #225 Professional Trips Approved
RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of thb. 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:
(a)
Faye Bills, Television Teacher, to attend the National Council for Social Studies, Kansas City, Missouri, November 26-28, 1959J
(13)
L. V. Ballard, Director of Vocational and Industrial Arts, to attend the American Vocational Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, December 7-11.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above persons be directed to attend conferences as 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mr. Ballard and transportation ’only for Mrs. Bills be paid by the Board of Education.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve employment of Dr. Lloyd Michael as a consultant for secondary principals session on Wednesday, October 21, 19593 fee $50.00. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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R. #226 Consultant's Fee Approved
The Superintendent reported that complaints have been made by residents in the vicinity of ; Northwest High ; Parking Lot Northwest Classen High School parking lot that the misuse of the parking for racing gocarts and scooters has caused quite a lot of noise and disturbance. On the Superintendent'jsMisused recommendation, the Board approved having a sign put up and an extra man employed to eltm- ‘ inate this disturbance.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1?59 - CONT'D r
It was reported- that a ^resolution commending Mr. Jim Wright for his outstanding service on the Board of Education has been written, signed by members of the Board and the Superintendent, and is ready for presentation:-:, to him as approved by the Board at the meeting of October 1959- A copy of the resolution follows:
Resolution Commending Mr. Wright
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We, the undersigned members of the Board of Education and the Superintendent, wish to express our deep and sincere appreciation for the privilege of having served with you in the.interests of the Oklahoma City Public Schools. We deeply regret that you find it necessary to resign. ’, and we will miss your friendly smile and kindly spirit, your wise . judgment in school matters, and your untiring service to the schools of the city.
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J Your conscientious devotion in serving the boys and girls of this city will be an s inspiration for all others who continue in this capacity. Although you will no longer sit with us as we consider the educational problems of this community, your influence I will continue with us, encourage us, and help to guideus in all that we do.
You should have a sense of great satisfaction in knowing that the large part of j yOur life you have invested in the Oklahoma City schools will continue to bear fruit ’ throughout the years in the educational progress and the character of the young people ' of this city. j (Signed by each member of the Board and the Superintendent)
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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 recommendations and information below be approved:
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Request permission to employ the following personnel
in the Maintenance:
J. B. Burgess - Temporary Truck driver - salary $1=35 per hour Effective October I 6, 1959.
Delbert Vernon Geno - Temporary Student Electronic - salary $1.00 per hour Effective October 9, 1959. Jessie Milton Howe - Temporary Truck Driver - salary $1.25 per* hour Effective September 30, 1959.
D. L. Jones - Temporary Student Painter - salary $1.25 per hour Effective September 28, 1959=
Change
in Salary and Assignment of Maintenance Department Personnel:
Preston Glass - Temporary Laborer in the Drayage - salary $1.25 per hour - to Temporary Truck Driver - salary $1.39 per hour - Effective September 28, 1959=
Change
in Salary and Assignment of Service Department Personnel:
Joe Francis Craig T. Floorman at Davis - salary $46.41 per month to T. Floorman at Davis - salary $96.66 per month - Effective October 5Âť 1959=
Change
in Salary and Assignment of Food Service Department Personnel:
Florence Bowen - Manager at Prairie Queen - salary $190 per month - to Secondary Managers Training - salary $270 per month - Effective October 9, 1959. Opal Eskew - 2nd Cook at Jackson - salary .95 per hour - to Manager at Prairie Queen - salary $170 per month - Effective October 1959=
The following persons to be elected as substitutes in the Food Service Department at the rate of .75 per hour.
Name Sue Barham Odissa McNew Jimmie Stanley Mildred McCain Judy Sochor
School John Marshal I Garfield Douglass Lafayette L i nwood
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D k
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded^. #227 by Mr. Lott, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." Personnel ' Approved GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS ■ Bills and | Payrolls i Recommended -----
Approval of the following items #1, #2, and #3 was requested:
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Ratification 1.. ’. Ill... .1 of 7. October ‘..I.- xpayroll "".p previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows; 1959-60 General Fund . . . .
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1959-60 Building Levy Fund 2,98U.22
1958 Bond Fund
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Authority to issue payrolls for November 1959 in the. following estimated amounts;
1959-60 General Fund 1959-60 Building Levy Fund , . 1958 Bond Fund
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Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list-. These"bills have been examined and approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services services.
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1 9 5 9 - CONTINUED
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 2, 1959
The Assistant Superintendent and Business Manager have checked all bills. The Auditor has checked all bills.
1959-60 General Fund
$
6h,173.2h
1958-59 General Fund
t
157,7-56.21
1959- 60 Building Levy Fund
$
25,103.86
1958-59 Building Levy Fund
$
8,0914.62
1958 Bond Fund
$
1^6,676.30
|
1101,3014.23
Total
1959-60 GENERAL FUND
Acme Brick Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Adams Engineering & Blue Print Company A ddre ssograph-Multigraph Corporation A. & E. Equipment Company
Suppls-Engineering Off.
Selected
Low
114.73
Low
87.02
Alien’s Litho Printing Co.
Suppls-Ins true tio nal Printing Suppls-Public Relations Radio & TV Printing-Ford
Selected
913.27
Almanac Films, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
5.05
American Technical Society
Publisher Selected
11.0.59
Anderson Prichard Oil Corp.
Textbooks Rental-Adult School Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
20.35
Aquarium Interiors
Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
6.66
A. R. K.'Manufacturing Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
6.25
Ela May Asher
Board-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
Association for Childhood . Education, International Audio-Visual Materials Consultation Bureau
Suppls-Instructional Off,. Publisher Selected Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
13.00
Bailey.Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
15.10
T. S. Baldridge
Special Education
Reimbursement
18.214
36.00 1.35
50.00
7.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
L. V. Ballard
Travel Exp.-Regular
Board Action
2U.O8
Ba rada & Page, Inc .
Suppls-Cus to dia1
Low
8J.00
Melvin W. Barnes
Travel-Administrative
Board Action
3h.l3
Basic Skill Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
20.25
Mrs. Cecil Bawdy
Transp.-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
Beautesalon Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
Benton Review Publishing Co.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Bills Grocery
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Gil Booth
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement
Bostitch-Midwest, Inc,
Printing-Ford
Low
U6.9O
Branham’s, Incorporated
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
75.55
Lee Ann Bridges
Board-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
15.75
British Publications, Inc.
Periodicals & Pamphlets
Publisher Selected
John A. Brown Company
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Mrs. Burwell
Transp,-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
John Cain
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement
22.00
Robert Cain
Salaries-Radio- & TV
Agreement
Ho. 00
California Test Bureau
Tests-All Departments
Low
Calvin Productions, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
Carpenter Paper Company
Suppls-Printing
Low
133.00
E. B. "Jack11 Castle Display
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
59.2+5
Bob Cates
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
lii.58
City Bus Company
Public Carriers
Agreement
2,971.80
City of Nichols Hills
Water-Regular
Utilities
20.85
City of Oklahoma City
Suppls-Research Dept.
Low
2.50
City Spring Works
Expense-Driver Training
Low
122.00
Classroom Film Distributors, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
l.lli 170.00 9.30
15.00 .
82.50
6.oo
233.88 7.56
6.2+9 12.29
7.50
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John
Cole Company
B-3
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
306.29
Colonial Williamsburg, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
150.00
Contemporary Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
180.30
Continental Press, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
6.5U
Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Cook Electric Supply Co.
Suppls-Business Office
Low
221.50
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
37O.h3
Coronet Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected 2,205.00 Standard 19.50 £f22U.5O
Mrs. Pauline Crupper
Transp.-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
16.32
Dannenburg Distributing Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
25.OU
DA-RAY, Incorporated
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Low
6.60
Dearborn Chemical Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
1,025.75
Dee’s Photo Supply
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
11.86
Delinar Publishers, Inc.
Publisher Selected
Demco Library Supplies
Textbook Rental-Adult School Suppls-Library
Selected
187.50
Walt Disney Productions
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
100.00
The Dolese Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
Dollies Ceramics
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected Low
Low
UU.85
Bill Doyle
Suppls-Special Ed. Driver Training Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
79.80
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
Educational Film Library . Association Educators Progress Service
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Uo.oo
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
13.00
Alvin R. Eggeling
Travel-Administrative
Board Action
Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected Standard
Eureka Water Company
Suppls-Cus todial
Agreement
Dowlings, Incorporated
3.3U
10.00 70.51 7.96
78.1+7
3.52
109.55 171.86 87.73
259.59 50.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
B-b
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued) Film Associates of California Suppls-Audio Visual
Filins of the Nations Distributors, Inc. Bill D. Foutz
Franciscan Filins
b70.00
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
15.05
Travel^Administrative
Board Action
99.73
Suppisrfudio Visual
135.3b
Publisher Selected
6.25
Frith Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
Irwin C. Gaumer
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
General Electronics
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
N. L. George
Travel-Administrative
Board Action
John H. Gilbert
Transp-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
Hugh B. Ginn
Travel-Administrative
Board Action
55.05
Ginn and Company
Suppls-Library & Texts
Publisher Selected
lb. 3b
The Glidden Company
Suppls-Custodial
Selected
75.50
The Good Printing Company
Printing-Production
Low
26.50
R. E. Gratton
Transp-Special Ed.
Re imbursement
Gertrude Gray
Transp-Special Ed.
Re imbursement
b2.8b
T. C. Gregory
Transp-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
2.52
Robert M. Grubbe Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Harth Food Market
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Hart Industrial Supply Go.
Suppls-Driver Training
Low
177.98
D. C. Heath and Company
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selected
lb5.89
Roberta Hensley
Transp-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
19.80
Houghton Mifflin Company
Suppls-N DEA
Publisher Selected
13 ..72
The House of Wren
Suppls-Business Office Public Rel. Off. Suppls-Vocational Ed. Custodial Radio & TV
Low
15.6b
Transp-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
Hunzicker Brothers
Ben Iker
Bid Agreement Selected Low Letter Bid
11.90
ST
5.88
136.30 7.56
•
9.12
60.25.
t
blb.7b 15.35 119.01
b2.bo
5b9.1O
20.16
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1999-60 General Fund - Continued)
B-5 25. U 3.50
Indiana University
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected Standard
Ingraham Electric Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
International Business Machines Corporation
Suppls-Research Instructional
Agreement Selected Low
International Film Bureau, Incorporated Interstate Lith Plate and Supply Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
Printing-Regular
Low Board Action
Jenkins Music Company
Suppls-Music Festivals
Low
Jones Boys #6
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
68.76
Horace Jones
Board-Special Ed. '
Reimbursement
21.00
Kamp Brothers, Incorporated
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
37.76
Laidlaw Brothers
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
12.78
Richard Lee Portraits
Expense-Other Admin.
Selected
25.50
L. E. Lewis, Jr.
Workshop-Ford
Board Action
Library Service Company
Suppls-Textbooks & Lib.
Publisher Selected 1,105.67 1,070.2b Bid Agreement Low 1,013.20 3,189.11
Life Filmstrips (TIME, Inc.)
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
20.00
Little Brown & Company
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selected
2.3b
Lone Star School Book Depository Orville Mallow
Tests-All Departments
Publisher Selected
17.58
Transp—Special Ed.
Reimbursement
T. C, McCourry
Rental-Land & Bldgs
Rental Agreement
McKesson & Robbins, Inc.
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
18.80
Melton Company, Inc.
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
1.50
Metropolitan Water Company
Water-Regular
Utilities
Mideke Supply Company
Suppls-Custodial
■ Low
28.91
85.50
1,235.00 19.20 27.95 1 ,282.15 Ih8.h2
bO .09 168.05
t?208.1U
8.06
2U7.5O
7.02 125.00
39.30 79. hh
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1999-60 General Fund - Continued)
100.00
Midwest Administration Center Mobil Oil Company
Expense-Other A drain.
Publisher Selected
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Modern Lithography
Suppls-Home Economics
Publisher Selected
ll. 00
Mogull’s Camera & Film Exchange, Inc. V. R. Morin Foods Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
7.7U
Suppls-Supt’s Office
Low
The C. V. Mosby Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
Mrs. Chester Mosely
Board-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
Motter Bookbinding Company
Suppls-Library
Selected
National Council of Teachers of English National Education Asso.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
96.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
27.19
The Naylor Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
3.39
W. R. Nevin
Transp-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
1U.82
Newsweek
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
86.I4.O
Ohio State Univeristy
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
ll.OO
Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-Laundry
Agreement
Oklahoma Business News Go.
Suppls-Supt’s Off.
Publisher Selected
29.00
Oklahoma City Photo Supply
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
38.88
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Water-Regular Ford Wate r-Re gula r
Utilities
7,132.10
Utilities
22.90
Water-Regular, Ford, Adult School & Summer School Suppls-Laundry
Utilities
18,200.13
Low
Gas-Regular & Ford
Utilities
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company
Low
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Stock—Storeroom Suppls-Special Ed. Suppls-Library
Low
I4L.I18
Oklahoma Typewriter Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
2.00
Oklahoma County Water Co. Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply Co. Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
2,114.9.11
29.88
2.92 96.00 9.3h
199.00
bO.OO
2,616.09 31i7.12
-
300.38
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
B-7
65.00
Agreement
John Weldon Owen
Salaries-Radio & TV
Pathescope Educational
Suppls-Audio Visual-NDEA Publisher Selected
The Pennsylvania State University, Audio Visual W. J. Pettee & Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
7.72
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low
6.311
Pipkin Photo Company
Suppls-Engineer’s Off. Audio Visual
Low Low Letter Bid
Play Schools Associates
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Postmaster
Postage-Regula r
Standard
300.00
Prime Petroleum Products, Incorporated Public Affairs Committee, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Hili. 96
Periodicals & Pamphlets
Pbulsieher Selected
Radio Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
611.10
Rand McNally & Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
25.39
Readers Digest Services, Incorporated Rector1s Book Store
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
72.00
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Low
1.1+9
Mrs. Reed
Transp-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
6.60
Gilbert L. Robinson
Travel-Administrative
Board Action
93.05
Robinson Janitor Supply Co.
Suppls-Custodial
Low
691.50
Royal McBee Corporation
Suppls-Pupil Services
Low
. 9.60
Sanitary Equipment Company
Suppls-Custodial
Standard
Scholastic Magazines
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
S. E. B. Paint Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Selected Low
Select Film Library, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
15. Hi
The Service Bureau Corp.
Rental-IBM Dept.
Selected
10.85
Service Center for Teachers of History Sesac, Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
3.25
Suppls-Radio & TV
Selected
35.00
293.97
216.79 1169.10
685.89 1.00
5.00
✓
8.76 3011.00
'211.15 3.60
27.75
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
J*
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B-8
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
8.12
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Suppls-Driver Training
Agreement
Jasper Sipes School.Book Despository
Suppls-Textbooks Adult School
Publisher Selected Low
Sky Service Company
Low
77.30
Mrs. M. E. Smith
Suppls-Flight Training Rental-Land & Bldgs Board-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
78.80
Snap-on Tools Corporation
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
225.U7
L. D. Sollenberger
Transp-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
32.76
Southern Air Filter, Inc.
Filters
Low
I4.I1.80
Southwestern Bell Telephone ■ Company Southwestern Stamp Works
Telephone-Reg St Ford
Utilities
Suppls-Instructional
Low
Star Engraving Company
Suppls-Supt’s Off.
Selected
lh. 93
State Agency for Surplus Property State Supply Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Radio & TV Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Selected
221.39
Low Letter Bid
2110.82
The Steck Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Sterling Education Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
Sterling Publishing Co., Incorporated
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
W. E. Taylor
Travel-Regular
Board Action
Winston Taylor
Salaries-Radio & TV
Agreement
Teaching Film Custodians, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected Standard
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
1-32 Periodicals Petty Cash 1-33 Suppls-Visual Reimbursement I-3H-B Suppls-Radio & TV 1-36-0 Suppls-Driver Train. 1-39 Suppls-Voc. Ed. 1-14.2 Suppls-Instruc. Off. I-uu-A Consultant-Reg I-UU-B Consultant-Ford I-U7-A Workshop-Regular A-25-A Suppls-^upt’s Off.• A-27 Suppls-Public Rel.• A-35 Suppls-Engine e r’s Off. A-lj.1 Suppls-Printing A—113 . Expense-Other Admin. F-U Rental
99.57 37.08
136.65
6,735.37
3.10
i
55.83
11.00 5.oo
’
7-60 55.00
190.00 15.00
205.00
5.90 5.10 ' .75 .80 17.65 16.50 111.27 h.00 30.00 5.89 2.00 1.00 1.00 32.78 35.30
270.9U
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959~6O General Fund. - Continued) 286.00 10.21
Thompson Book & Supply Co.
Sto c k-Sto re room
Low Letter Bid Low
Thompson School Book ' Depository Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company Turco Products, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Engineer’s Off.
Low
19*51
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
32.25
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
18.98
United World Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
25.H7
University Book Exchange
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
2.65
D. Van Nostrand Company, Incorporated Variety Store Merchandiser
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
5.77
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
60.00
Vaseco Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
U7U.81
Veazey Drug Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
9.29
Viking Press, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.73
Publisher Selected
3.85
Visual Education Consultants, Suppls-Audio Visual Incorporated
296.21 li.28.98
1,000.00
Melvin W. Waleher
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Special Purchase
Walker Stamp & Seal Co.
Suppls-Pupil Services
Low
3.10
Western Nespaper Union ) Western Union Telegraph Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
18.55
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
17.60
Wilding Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
U.oo
The H. W. Wilson Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected
26.20
WKY Television System, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
15.00
World Book Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
32^01
Ye Towne Cryer
Periodicals & Pamphlets
Publisher Selected
3.06
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
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B-1O
8.8U
AATF Bureau
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff Mabie Beasley
Hillcrest-Est. #3
Board Action
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
2.93
Biggerstaff’s Supplies
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Selected
U2.6O
Bioscope Manufacturing Co.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Board Action
276.00
Branham’s, Incorporated
Suppls-Pupil Services
Low
350.00
Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc. of Oklahoma City
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
6.65
Carpenter Paper Company
Sto c k-Sto re ro om
Board Action
816.00
Connelly Construction Co.
Board Action
23,269.50
Contractors Supply Co.
Paving-Various Schools Est. Suppls-Custodial
Boaid Action
278.56
David M. Davis Company
Suppls-Adult School
Low
Dictaphone Corporation
Suppls-Pupil Services
Selected.
Dowlings, Incorporated
Suppls-Special Ed. New Eqpt-N DEA
Low Selected Bid Agreement
Dulaney’s
New Eqpt-N D E A
Board Action
13,71f7.OO
Graham Paper Company
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
8,29k.00
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Suppls-Custo dial
Low
D. C. Heath and Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
108.37
Henry Holt and Co., Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
U.58
Hudgins, Thompson, Ball and Associates
Roosevelt-Est. #3 (Construction)
Board Action
Harry Keeton Supply Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
J. B. Lippincott Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
153.91
Lone Star School Book Depository
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
66.98
766.17
10.36 877.00 . 39 .liO 52.90 1,101.60 1,193.90
75.60
918.61 }
36.03
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1959 - CONT'D
B-ll
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
38,308.5k
W* R. Lowe Building Co.
Hillcrest-Est. #3
Board Action
Moore Business- Forms
Suppls-IBM Dept.
Low
Morrison Wholesale Company
Suppls-Cus to dial
Board Action
Mullen Crafts Corporation
New Eqpt-N DEA
Selected
3UU.36
Newsweek
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
121.50
Oklahoma Paper Company
Printing-Regular
Board Action
^1U1.6O
Oklahoma Seating Company
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
U,U61.2k
Oklahoma State University
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
s
Ozmun and Company
Suppls-Custodial
Board Action
Pittsburg Plate Glass
Suppls-Cus to dial
Low
80.12
R. L. Polk & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
75.00
Radio Corporation of America
New Eqpt-N DEA
Selected
Refinery Supply Company
Stocks-Storeroom New Eqpt-N DEA
Board Action Selected
S. E. B. Paint Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
56.00
Singer Sewing Machine Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Letter Quotation
lk.io
Stanwix House
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
38.29
Stevens Pictures of Texas, Incorporated
New Eqpt-N D. E A
' Board Action
7,860.00
Clarence Tackett Supply Co.
Suppls-Custodial
Board Action
205.00
Tankersley Construction Co.
Roosevelt-Est. #3
Board Action
Li.5j93O.6O
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
I-lj.7-B Workshop-Ford
Reimbursement
Thompson Book & Supply Co., Ada, Oklahoma Thompson School Book Depository, Okla. City
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
U29.92 2,889.60
^9 357.60
7.5U
26U.7U 188.UO
k53.1k
572.00
3,625.20 17.85
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(1938-39 General Fund - Continued) Ward’s Natural Science Establishment, Inc. W. M. Welch Manufacturing
B-12
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Selected
New Eqpt-NDEA
Low Letter Quotation Selected
81|.U6 273.66 36.90 63.11
373.27
1939*60 BUILDING LEVY FUND
9.U3
Roy Allen Radio & TV
Mtrl-Visual Aids
Standard
American Electric-Ignition Company The Automotive, Inc.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
1U.39
Repr-Vehcl Eopt-HD
Low
U3.73
Auto Parts & Machine Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD Low
31.23
A. & W. Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Low Selected
Barber’s Glass Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
63.88
Beamus Modem Office Supply Company Black & Decker Manufacturing Company Paul Blakeney Company
Office Machines
Standard
10.00
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
9.90
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Boardman Machinery Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard Low
Bowman Sheet Metal & Heating Company Branham’s, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
29.30 2k.30
3U.oo
97.28 23.83 U9.00
7U.S3 1,098.00
Replacement of Noninstructional Low Equipment
103.00
Frank H. Braunlich
Replacement of Instructional Equipment Low
U39.00
Britton Piano Company
Musical Instruments
Low
283.00
Campbell Glass & Mirror Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Letter Bid
Bob Cates
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Low Letter Bid
CECO Steel Products Corp.
Mtrls-Bldgs
Low
City Spring Works
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD Low
; 731.00 129.30 102.93
232.U3 106.68
LiU.92-
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(1959-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
■'■'W :--.X '
B-13
Clejnents Sporting Goods
Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Low
kzoioo /
Clipper Manufacturing Co.
Repr-Mtrls-Bldgs
Low
12.72
Contractors Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Letter Bid
k5.38
Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Cook Electric Supply Co.
Office Machines
Standard
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
Cook Faint and Varnish Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
9k.5o
Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment Crane Company
Mtrl-Visual Aids
Low
80.50
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Crown Supply Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV
Selected
39. kk
Cyclone- Fence Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Standard
99.12
Darinenburg Distributing Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
k6.56
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
The Denman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
26.k7 -
Dee’s Photo Supply
Eqpt-Visual Aids
Low
70.00/
The Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Bid Agreement Low Standard
Bill Doyle
Office Machines
Standard
Dulaney’s
Replacement of Instructional Selected Equipment Mtrl-Electronics Low
Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma Hyke Brothers
9.50 -f
283.17
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37.00
103.50
92.15 221.k0
313.55 ' 73.19
22.70 550.91 19.60
570.51
Office Machines
Standard
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
17.8k
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
U5.O7
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
h.2.80
Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
22.80
The Fleck Bearing Company
Repr-School Shop
Low
23.0k
Electric Equipment & Supply Company Emsco Electric Supply Co., Incorporated
129.15
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(1959-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
Mtrl-Radio & TV
General Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard
The Glidden Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low Low Letter Bid
Henry Equipment Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
811.20
Herb Welding & Radiator Company, Inc. Bill Hinkle’s Trucking Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg &HD
Low
53.51
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
19.50
Hohmann’s Appliance Service
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
12.50
Hoover Equipment Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
127.25
The House of Wren
Office Machines
Standard
9.88
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs
Independent Supply Co.,
Mtrl-Bldgs
Selected
International Business Machines Corporation
Office Machines
Agreement
Johnson Carpet Cleaning Co.
Mtrl-Radio & TV
Low
Replacement of Onoinstructional Equipment-Ford Board Action Mtrl-Radio & TV Low
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Mtrl-Ele c tronic s
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105.00
Standard
General Electric Company, Power Tube Dept. #267 General Electric Company
Low /Bid Agreement
2,805.00 11.09 2,816.09
1118.00
96.75 529.15 159.80
171.27 119.10
688.95
220.37
106.00 1,172.92
211.00
Selected Low
301.89 79.60
381.119
112.56 37.6U
80.20
Jones-Newby Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Selected
Kilpatrick Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
72.90
L. &. H. Construction Co.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
3.00
Martin Moyer Productions
New Eqpt-N DEA
Publisher Selected
Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
M-C-M Machine Works
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
2o 6.25 1
32.50 *
222.80
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It
B-15
(1959-60 Building Levy. Fund - Continued)
362.31
Mideke Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Miller Jackson Company
Mtrl-Electronics
Selected
Minneapoli s-Honeywell Regulator Company Monroe Calculating Machine Company, Inc. Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
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Office Machines •
Agreement
i,oiU.5o
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Board Action
Murphy & Perkins Ready-Mixed Concrete Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
Norman Plumbing Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Low Letter Bid
Oil Filter Company
Rgpr-Vechl Eqpt-Reg
Low
112.56
Oklahoma City Scenic Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Selected
311.7-8
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Oklahoma Theatre Supply Co.
Eqpt-General
Selected
,97.76
2h3.29.
292.06 2,955.73 3,2u7.79
814-5-^3
17U.38 14-87.62
6’62.00'
52.83 252.00
: 2.00 t
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Agreement
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp, of Oklahoma The Perolin Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Ford
Low
Mtrl-Bldgs
Selected
Pipkin Phot Service
Mtrl-Radio & TV
Low
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Selected Bid Agreement • Low Letter Bid
Radio Supply, Inc.
Mtrl-Radio & TV
Low Selected
Rex Engineering & Sales Co,
Eqpt-Physical Ed.
Selected
lib .00
Rice Machinery Company
Repr-School Shop
Low
10.00
Scott’s Seat Cover Center
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Service Supply,: Inc.
Rerp-School Shop
Low
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31.50 30.00
61;5O
55.00 H32.OO
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21.75
214-2*70 36.6U 333.50 7211.00 1,336.8I4.
U.25 68.I4O
72*65
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(1999-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
B-16
•12.00
S. & H. Shade Co., Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Skil Corporation
Repr-School Shop
Standard
Southern Air Filter Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement Low
Southwest Electric Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
8O.U8
Southwest Parts Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
28.90
Spurlin Sales Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
Standard Duplicating Machines Agency The Standard Electric Time Company ‘ State Agency for Surplus Property
Office Machines
Standard
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard
Mtrl-Furniture Mtrl-Grounds
Low Selected
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Steel Supply Company
X
Bill Storey Fire & Safety Co. Mtrl-Bldgs
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
M-ll M-12-A M-1U M-21-A M-21-B
■ :• 1.89
3U1.90 29.22
9.87 69^9 S.Uo UO2.63 13.28
U19.91
12.29 791.19
Bid Agreement
Grounds Petty Cash Reimbursement Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg Mtrl-Radio & TV Repr-Vehcl Eqpt--Reg Repr-Vehcl Eqpt--HD ■
370.72
20.00 m.28 22.78 11.93 U.98
73.17
Trice Wholesale Electronics
Mtrl-Radio & TV
Low Selected
39.78 360.711
396.92
U. S, Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Low Letter Bid
82. OU 297.83
379.87
Vaseco Incorporated
Mtrl-Bldgs
Selected
Western Newspaper Union
Repr-School Shop
Low
9.00
A. F, Williams Furniture Company Chalmers R. Wood Co.
Eqpt-General
Low
19.00
Mtrl-Electronics
Low
U2.9U
■W. & W. Steel Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
2U6.38
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
U2.96
11U.10
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It
B-17
1958-59 BUILDING LEW FUND -
Office Machines
Standard
27.85
Mtrl-Bldgs
Bid Agreement
21.50
Dowlings, Incorporated
Eqpt-Instrue.-All Schools Board Action Low
2,863.85 39.00 2,902.85
Bill Doyle
Office Machines
Standard
General Electric Company
Mtrl-Radio & TV
Board Action
Hart Industrial Supply Co»
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
11x0.70
Inter-City Violin Studios
Musical Instruments
Selected
122.70
J. B. Lippincott Company
Eqpt-Adult School
Publisher Selected
Mideke Supply Company
Eqpt-School Shops
Low
Morgensen Lumber Company
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
86.71
Henry Bayne
Mtrl-Bldgs & Grounds
Low
60.00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Mtrl-Bldgs Mtrl-Fur ni t’ire
Bid Agreement Standard
Kathleen Riggs
Eqpt-Instruc.-AU Schools Selected
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Eqpt-Music Dept.
Board Action
1,198.00
Simplex Time Recorder Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
560.00
S. & J. Supply Company
Eqpt-General
Low
Standard Duplicating Machines Corporation
Eqpt-Instrue.-All Schools Selected
189.00
Western Newspaper Union
Eqpt-School Shops
Selected
•155.60
Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co.
Eqpt-Music Dept.
Board Action
3U0.00
U. S. Grant-Est. (Construction) T. V. Channel 25
Board Action
20,137.50
Al Cook Bosk & Office Supply Company The Lolese Company
13.20; 1,200.00
99.16 188.16
688.30 59.6Lt
7h7.9U 36.U5
U.80
1958.. BOND FUND M. L. Beaty Construction Company Frank Hv Brau'rilich
Bid Extension
1,377.00
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Butler Venetian Blind Co.
New Furn. & Fixtures
Low Bid
Capitol Stage & Equipment Company
West Nichol Hills Garfield, Rockwood, Burbank-Moveable Eqpt. Roosevelt-Est. #3 (Construction) (Mechanical) Repr.to U. S. Grant
Board Action
900.0(5
Board Action
7,820.7k
Harding-Est. #k . Mark Twain-Final (Construction) McKinley-Moveable Eqpt.
Board Action Board Action
Business Expense
Standard
M. H. Cavnar Plumbing Co.
Connelly Construction Co, E, V. Cox Construction Co.
Gardner Hotel Supply Co.
E. D. Hill, Jr., County Surveyor Hudgins, Thompson, Ball and The Jones Company, Inc.
Board Action Roosevelt-Est. #3 (Mechanical) (Electrical) Est. #2 McKinley-Moveable Eqpt. Board Action
Selected
John M. Noftsger, General Contractor
New Furn. & EqptPlanetarium Ross-Est. #7 (Construction)
Oklahoma City Water Dept.
Business Expense
Standard
Oklahoma Seating Company
TV Channel 25
Board Action
Oklahoma Testing Laboratories Fred Pojezny, Jr.
Business Expense
Selected
L. & M. Carpet Service
Radio Supply, Inc.
Si, & H. Shade Co.j Inc.
Fred H. Spaulding, Contractor Standard Testing & Engineering Suttl® Construction Co.
ko.80
Selected
Board Action
Board Action Ross-Est. #7 Architect Fees TV Channel 25 ' Low New Furn. & Fixtures Washington-New Furn. & Low Fixtures Roosevelt-Est. #2 Board Action (Electrical) Business Expense Low Modern. & Repair Marshall-Est. #1 Board Action
#,9O1.U8 7,500.00
17’,UO1.U8 1,66k.00 ■ 56.00 218.82
l,kko.5k
61.90 k2,526.30
577.50 l,k61.25
38.50 850.52 389,75
18k.80
3,120.70
5.oo k6,35o.oo
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1959
1958 BONDI Ferguson' Investment Company
New Sites-Prairie Queen
Real Estate Sites
Social Security
Standard
8,095.00
1959-60 GENERAL FUND State Contribution Fund
61,881.00
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It was moved Uy Mr. Thompson and seconded hy Mr. Lott to approve the following described change orders:
(1) Change Order #1 to M. H. Cavnar Plumbing Company, mechanical contractor for Roosevelt Junior High School, as follows:
i R. #235 : Change orders Approved on ; Roosevelt Jr. ■ High School
Omit the under tunnel drain line piping, with the exception of the 6" piping to the sump pump, and the furnishing and installing of floor drains, caulked drain connections, and 4x2 tees in clay drain tile line; this work to be done in accordance with Hudgins-Thompson-Ball Drawing Sheet I of 1 marked "Change Order No. 2_ (for the General Contractor) dated October 19, 1959 — deduction from contract price -- $932.?4
(2) Change Order #2 to Tankersley Construction Company, prime contractor, Roosevelt Junior High School, briefly explained as follows:
3 lengthy items which control water on the elevation, and one item making all door frames continuous from floor to roof deck--addition to contract price---- $4,805.00 On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion to adjourn to meet on November 5; 1959 at 10:00 a. m. in the Board room was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson,and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
President
Approved the
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R. #236 Adj oumment to Nov. 5, 1951 10:00 a-
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION %F INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF. OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
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OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION AT ITS BOARD ROOM IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT
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ON THE 5TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D., 1959, AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M.
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
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Nellie R. Melton, Otto F. Thompson,
President and Member Vice President and Member
Phil C. Bennett, W. F. Lott, Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.,
Member Member Member
None Mary A. Thacker, Clerk, Present
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Dr. Jack Parker, Assistant to Superintendent; G. L. Robinson, Personnel Director; David Light, Accountant; Bill French, Research Department; Charles Harville, Purchasing Office; Ruhl Potts, Engineer's Office; Leonard Jackson of the Daily Oklahoman; representatives of bidding firms.
The invocation was given by Dr. Barnes.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS
, R. #237-A On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, bids were opened on sale of 000,000 : Bids Opened on bond issue, bids having been received in response to the attached Notice of Sale of Bonds. . .. .. .,»■»—fc?-- .... --- --------------- --- ------- .------------- ---- ---------------- - ---——' -' 1■ ? Lsfctasi,... Sale of Bonds ^.■^STA’T^DF 2
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I, the undersigned, of lawful age, being first duly sworn, depose ahd say:
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UW) „ NOIJICJHUML)1 Or BO\T)S of Independent Sch<>oK?4Pl<K!et’f^o. M of OKUJioma i Coui hv ^* Oklahoma* ,«s in Hiorm.net witn Sk Iio Hs %3 and? A. ’”1 litle ( 011 l mini st itulcb Inno- f tated, a*. imuiilwi notice is heiHbv* given tint m ^Tnckrcndi i»t School D*» till i \’u *9 o old iliom i I ouniA. Oldi-i nO’nd will iu uv i bids on Xhitr<>dft*« the 5111 <hn oi Auumljor, 1W. at LO:00| o’clock it the Botud loom <>1 ihMBoafil in the Ad*• juttusvcLtion BifrMm-; oj. *»/ud District, i n00 \jit’i Klein Okliliimi Cit\ Oh il , J&e, ofu $4,000,000 00 | 1 Jov/jie/fund^fo^ fhe, purlin-, uil in tj iovin? ‘•cl ool I !’ Bxmg^Qp&rifig, remodel- 1 "nffgj buildings, and ac{titaitui‘e#isfixtures and I ’ fd*B&ependisnt School , fc.1n< n h m N \ ill n i0.0iln|twp years from their fun'000 00 annutlb time(in 1
K Interest of said bpffi®g?naHlrfbe, payable at thb Liberty ' -rbntn
land- Trust ‘Company of PltlulfOm't ICity.v State of Oklahoma, ,A if.ilii’ option 'oi the holder, at the [|ni^tal.. Agehcy r'of the State of Oklahoma m the Citi ol Vo-k, State ,of-New York, or, ..inzthe'-.event of the mecdnfimia'pce pi Such,.-agency, then at Jhe ti u w rluio'- liu I Li nmany-in said: (Sity andiStater6f, ETttw York IgESaii bonds shall bejbold^to the bidSer bidding , the lowest‘rate of interest line hrmls •■hall br*fr ord •agreeing to. i/paySpar arid accrued1 infefest for the ibuu*. Lu li/bld 11 shjll sul 1 n miK lu«. bid a sum m t^t 01 its e jiin tliin I rnual do ■ tu o per cent of the amount’ib hij. LI I <. J> nl if' >' es the .,'iiglit-to tejert am ind ill bids official ‘hand, and 1 sea
a jmix___ ____ ____ newspaper published and having a general paid subscription circulation in School District No. m oi County, Oklahoma, at the timTof the publication of the Notice of Sale of Bonds noted below; and with entrance into the United States mails as second class mail matter, and printed in the County where delivered to the United States mail, and which newspaper has been continuously and uninterruptedly published during a period of one hundred and four (104) weeks consecutively prior to the first publication mentioned herebelow. That said newspaper comes w’ithin all the prescriptions and requirements of Chapter 4, Title 25, Oklahoma Session Laws of 1943. That the Notice of Sale of Bonds, a printed copy of which is hereto attached and made a part hereof, was published in the regular and entire issues of said paper for consecutive _____ , the first publication being e n day of A.D.
, MMY \ lintKlIt Clri] i - . Independent bi’hocl-District JfSeaD* so of Ohl thorn i. Count . lltS-59,
SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this __HL_ daY °f ________ , A.D.|t^|.
Notary Public (SEAL)
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•It appeariil^ th^^ijq ar.d l^'^l notice had been given that said School District would iS^eiF'-'-for sale' on this date and at this hour and at this place its - ■ Of >000.00_____ in two years from theaur date and _ annually each..year thereafter until' paid, aXSWXJHtSaoC
R. #237-B Bid Accepted on BofLds
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of Education proceeded to consider the bids received for the purchase of said bonds. The following bids were received and considered by the Board:
BIDDERS
INTEREST RATE BID
Halsey-Stuart & Co., Chicago B«hk«r» trust Company, New York A Wot National City Bank of New York • i.... ;
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3.3489 3.3764 3.4083 3.3903 3.412 3.4111 3.4308 3.3838 3.3404
Forgan & Co., Now York & Co., New York Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago m Wothers, New York National Bank of Chicago Sachs & Co., New York
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TOTAL INTEREST COST 9870,720.00 877,868.00 886,160.00 881,480.00 887,300.00 886,900.00 892,008.00 879,795.00 868,520.00
PREMIUM 91,280.00 2,130.00 440.00 520.00 800.00
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2,480.00
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The Board required each bidder to submit with his bid a sum in casW or its ecuivalent, equal to two per cent of his bid , and after due consideration of all bids received by the Board, a motion was made by Mr. Bennett that the bonds be awarded, sold, and delivered to Qalrlmaq. Hew York_________________ upon fulfillment of the terms as set out in said contract and bid for the purchase of said bonds. Said motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson___________ and was adopted by the following vote:
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ATTEST: __ _ _ __ _ Clerk, Soard-of Ed^atioK-
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THEREUPON, Bwawntt ______ introduced a resolution which was read in full by the Clerk and upon motion by __________ > seconded by Mr. _ was adopted by'the following vote:
R. #237-C Issuance of Bonds, Form Bonds, Other! Details Apprf
AYE:
Said resolution thereupon was signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed with the seal of said school district and is as follows: RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF taffyffiyy _________ BONDS IN THE SUM OF $ 8fls y ^Y _________ ' SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ae OF COUbTY, 0KL®Wa , AUTHORIZED
AT AN ELECTION DULY CALLED AND HELD FOR SUCH PURPOSE; PRESCRIBING FORM OF BONDS; PROVIDING LEVY OF AN ANNUAL TAX FOR PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON SAME; FIXING OTHER DETAILS OF THE ISSUE.
WHEREAS, on the .aft day of Marah________ , A.D. 19S& pursuant to notice duly given, an election was held in rwtagpgNTHKSV School District No. ac of _Qjgy|agHi________ County, Oklahoma, for the purpose of submitting to the oualified electors of such district the Question of the issuance of the bonds of said district in the sum of $ fl.950.000,00 to provide funds for the purpose of ___________________________________ _____ ______ ~~ ~ ~ ■ . . i ■__ __ ■ ■■ and; WHEREAS as shown by the canvass of the returns by said Board, at said election, there were cast by the Qualified electors of said district 7893 votes of which <317 votes were in favor of and 976 votes were against the issuance of said bonds and 14______ were mutilated ballots; and
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WHEREAS, a lawful majority of the qualified electors voting on said proposition cast their ballots in favor of the issuance of said bonds, the issuance thereof has been duly authorized; NOW THEREFORE, i
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R. #237-0 Continued payable semi-annually on the 1st day of June _______ and December of each year, except the first coupon ■which shall mature on jnrip 1 . l?An > which installments of interest to date of maturity of principal shall be evidenced by appropriate coupons attached to each of said bonds and both principal and interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City , State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, ,,-State of New York, or in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at /''the Manufacturers Trust Company in said city and state of New York.
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SECTION 2. That each, of said bonds, the coupons thereto attached, and the endorsements and certificates thereon shall be in substantially the following form. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
INDEPENDENT____________ SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA,
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BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT BONDS.________________________ BOND OF 1252_series B
NUMBER _____________
$ 1.000.00
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That INDEPENDENT_______ __ School District No. of OKLAHOMA______ County, Oklahoma, a body corporate, hereby acknowledges' itself indebted to and for value received promises to pay to the bearer the sum of One Thousand ($1,000.00) -------- ---------- ---------- ------- Dollars on the _______ day of_____ ________ A.D._______ , together with interest thereon from the date hereof until paid at the rate of___________ per centum per annum., payable semi-annually on the ist________ day of June_________ _ and December_______ of each year, except the first coupon shall mature on the 1st. day of June ____________ > A.D. I960 5 said interest evidenced by and to be paid upon the surrender of the coupons hereto attached as they severally become due, both principal and interest payable in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City _____________ ' , State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company in said city and state of New York.
THE FULL FAITH, CREDIT, AND RESOURCES pledged to the payment of this Bond.
of said district are hereby irrevocably
1 THIS BOND is one of an issue numbered from to LOOP_____________ , both inclusive, 4000 of like date and tenor, except as to maturity and rate of interest , aggregating the principal sum of Four Mi 11 ion___ -____ ______________ -____ ____________-Dollars, and is issued for the purpose of—acqunr.i,ng. and,..improving, achool sites,, constructing, repair-
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equipment under Section 26, Article 10, of the Constitution as Amended and Title 70, Article 15, Oklahoma Statutes 1951, and other Statutes of the State supplementary and amendatory thereto. IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that all acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have been properly done, happened and been performed in regular and due form and time as required by law and that the total indebtedness of said district, including this bond and the series of which it forms a part, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation and that due provision has been made for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on this bond as it falls due and also to constitute a sinking fund for the payment of the principal hereof at maturity.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF said School District has caused this bond to be signed by the President of the Board of Education, attested by the Clerk and sealed with the seal thereof this _lst day of December , A.D. 1959 -
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ATTEST:
President, Board of "Education
Clerk, Board of Education
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On the _______ day of _________________,A.D._______ , INDEPENDENT__________ School District Number 89 of Oklahoma_________ County, Oklahoma, promises to pay to bearer the sum of ___________________________ Dollars in lawful money of the United States of America at The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City____________ , State, of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma, in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such Agency, then at the Manufacturers Trust Company, in said City and State of New York, for interest due that dav on its BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT_____________________________ Bond of 1959 Serie^jB One Thousand - - - -Dollars, dated December 1- 1959 Number ___________.
President, Board of Education
ATTEST:
Clerk, Board of Education
STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OF
OKLAHOMA___
We, the undersigned, County Attorney and County Clerk, respectively, of said County, in said State, in which the within named District is situated, hereby certify that the within bond is one of a series of bonds issued by the within named District pursuant to law, and that the entire issue of said bonds is within the debt limit imposed upon said District by the Constitution and laws of the State of Oklahoma. WIINESS our respective official hands and the seal of said County this _____ _ (Jaycxxfc_______________________, A.D. 1959'.
County Attorney County Clerk
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STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY OF
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I, the undersigned, the duly oualified and acting Treasurer of the within named School District, in said County and State, herebycertify that I have duly registered tie within bond in my office on this thexxxxxxxxxx^»foc§^cxx: _____________________ , A.D.1959 . WITNESS my hand the date above written.
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, BOND DEPARTMENT
Treasurer
I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have examined a certified copy of the record of proceedings taken preliminary to and in the issuance of the within bond; that' such proceedings and such bond show lawful authority for the issue and are in accordance with the forms and method of procedure prescribed and provided by,me for the issuance of bonds of like kind; and that said bond is a valid and?/ binding obligation according to its tenor and terms, and, under the provisions of Title 62, Oklahoma Statutes 1951, Sections 11,13 and 14, reciuiring the certificate of the Bond Commissioner of the State of Oklahoma thereon, is incontestable in any Court in the State of Oklahoma unless suit thereon shaili be brought in a Court having jurisdiction of the samewithin thirty days froih j the date of this approval of said bond appearing in the caption hereto. 'A
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■S|^|iQN 3. That eerch of said bonds shall be signed'~by1' the President' of. the Education, have the corporate seal of said.. School District•affixed -'thereto;* and be/,#ttested;by the'Clerk of the Board of Education, and each of said interest coupons shall be executed by the facsimile signatures of said. President- and Clerk; that said officers are hereby authorized and directed to cause said bonds and interest coupons to be prepared and to execute the same for and on behalf of said Board; have the same registered by the Treasurer of said School District, endorsed by the County Attorney and County Clerk, and presented to the Attorney General, Ex-Officio Bond Commissioner, together with a certified transcript of all proceedings had in connection with their issue, for his approval and endorsement; that thereafter said bonds shall be delivered to the purchasers, upon payment of the purchase price thereof, which shall not be less than par and accrued interest. The proceeds derived from the sale of said bonds shall be placed in a special fund and used solely for the purpose of providing funds for the purpose set out in the bond in Section 2 hereof.
SECTION 4. That beginning in the year 1960 , a continuing annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds when due and for the purpose of providing a sinking fund with which to pay the principal of said bonds when due shall be and is hereby ordered levied upon all taxable property of said District, in addition to all other taxes, said sinking fund to be designated, " Building and gquitamnt Beads of 1959 Series B________________ ______________________________ ' Sinking Fund". Said tax shall be and is hereby ordered certified, levied, and extended upon the tax rolls and collected by the same officers, in the same manner and at the same time as the taxes for general purposes in each of said years are certified, levied; extended, and collected; that all funds derived from said tax shall be placed in said sinking fund, which, together with all interest collected on same, shall be irrevocably pledged to the payment of the interest on and principal of said bonds when and as the same fall due. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this
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Neveaiber_______ , A.D. 1959
President, Board of Education
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ATTES T:___________________________________ Clerk, Board of Education STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA__________________ ;
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I, the undersigned, the duly cualified and acting Clerk of the Board of Education of INDgPENnWT___________ School District Number 89 of _____________ County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of the Resolution authorizing the issuance of bonds for the purpose therein set out, authorized at an election held by said Board for said purpose on the date therein shown, prescribing form of bond and providing levy for payment of principal and interest thereon, adopted by said Board, and transcript of proceedings of said Board had at a meeting thereof duly held on the date therein set out, insofar as the same relate to the introduction, reading, and adoption of said Resolution, as show by the records of my office.
WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School District this Novembar _________ , A.D. 1959 .
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R. #238 Bid for Printing Bonds Accepted
It was moved by Mr. Ber&ett and seconded by Mr. Lott to accept the bid of Western Bank and Office Supply Company for the printing of bonds and coupons of the $4,000,000 bond issue, their bid being $720.00 plus $7-50 for each interest rate change, this being the lower of two bids submitted and received in response to a letter Notice for Bids, On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT R. #239 Professional Trip Approved
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Rogers Stevens to attend a conference in Washington,D. C.:
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. Rogers Stevens would attend a conference on Physical Fitness in Elementary Schools, Washington, D. C., November 29-December 3, 1959-
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the above person be directed to attend the conference indicated, 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 for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all travel expenses of Mr. Stevens be paid by the Board of Education. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." R. #240 Authority' to Install Drapes
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve authorizing the installation of stage drapes to the lowest bidder meeting specifications at the following schools; Creston Hills, Jefferson Davis, Mark Twain, McKinley, and John Ross , further information to be submitted in the December 7th agenda. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #241 Approval to Return Bid Checks
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that all deposit checks on the Lids for bonds be returned to unsuccessful bidders, The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #242 Approval to Sell Surplus Property
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve selling to the highest bidders whose bids are shown underlined on the following tabulation, one lot of property, obsolete and surplus so far as further use in the Oklahoma City schools is concerned, in the total amount of $2,433-26. On roll call,■the motion carried unanimously.
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Dale Birkett 1. (1) Wisconsin Engine & Accessories, Type VE41, Model HTS2E, Serial #30-4291-540
(1) Wisconsin Engine Air Compressor Trailer Unit, 4 cylinder, V-Type. Air Compressor, Davey Model #60WBD, Serial #W35
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Philip ' Bayouth
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Pat Denham
Matthews Material Company
$100.00
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Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor, Compressor unit only, Model #3321C, Serial #33T-4364
177.50
5.10
152.00
24.75
Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor, Compressor unit only, Model #3321C, Serial #33T-970
187.50
5.10
152.00
24.75
, Ingersoll Rhnd Air Compressor, Compressor unit only, Model #3321C, Serial #33T-2722
167.50
5.10
152.00
24.75
< IB. Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor, .Compressor unit only, Model #3321C, *B Serial #33T-2835
167,50
5.10
152,00
24.75
Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor, ■ Compressor unit only, Model #332iC, B Serial #33T-914
167.50
5.10
152.00
24.75
3. (1) Wisconsin Engine with power take-off, no magneto, 4 cylinder, V-Type. Power take-off Serial #10335 4
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Diving Air Eqpt. Company
Stockyards Metal Coo
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Matthews Materials Company
12/ Ingersoll Rand Air Compressor, Compressor unit only, Model #3321C, Serial #33T-4934
167.50
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TOTAL BIDS
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$106.20
$1065.76
$1785.00
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$442.30
BUILDINGS It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve Change Order #2, U. S. Grant High School Addition, M. L. Beaty, Contractor, described briefly as follows:
Re-route sanitary sewer line serving the cafeteria, addition to contract price ------- - $37!+.28
R. #243 Change Order #2, U. S. Grar Addition, Approved
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the president was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST /// 1 Cl
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INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 of OKLAHOMA COUNTY,
OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT’ on NOVEMBER 13, 1959 AT 12:11-5 P. M
PRESENT:
Nellie R. Melton, President Otto F. Thompson, Vice President
Phil C. Bennett W. F. Lott Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand,Attorney; George „ H. C. Green1, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; G. L. Robinson, Personnel Director; B. D. Foutz, Engineer. Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.
1 Invocation
It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve-' a list of election officials submitted for the Primary Election to be held November IT, 1959 and for the General Election, December 1, 1959, with the provision that the Superintendent or his assistant in charge of administrative services be allowed to fill any vacancies which may occur; also, to approve the payment of any other election expenses. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. (List of election officials is attached.)
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1114 Glenwood Ave. 1112 Glenwood 1101 Glenwood
VI-3-3972 VI-2-2667 Vl-2-9481
Vivian M. Pierce Eva B. Huffman Eva B. Lackey
2705 Drakestone 2804 Britton Rd. 2701 Drakestone
VI-3-3315 VI-3-3463 VI-3-1342
3-HORACE MANN 1105 N.W. 45th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Clarence Conover Mrs. Cleo W. Boatwright Mrs. Edith Ropp
1108 N.W. 45th 1217 N.W. 46th 4920 Woodland Dr.
JA-5-2046 JA-5-0910 GA-7-7827
4-SEQU0YAH 2400 N.W. 36th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Vera Rose Mrs. Warren Spencer Mrs. Naomi Bennett
2465 N.W. 36 Terr 2702 N.W. 38th 3813 Kay Place
WI-6-2775 WI-2-1015 WI-6-2224
5-PUTNAM HEIGHTS 1601 N.W. 36th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Harry W. Priest Loyce Loutherback Thelma Crews
1615 N.W. 34th 1705 N.W. 35th 1724 N.W. 35th
JA-5-5716 JA-4-2413 JA-5-B202
6-EDGEMERE 3200 N. Walker
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Verna J. Wilson Kitty Sloan Hoffman Mrs. Ila Mae Barnett
214 N.W. 31st 206 N.W. 31st 215 N.W. 31st
JA-8-1023 JA-5-6474 JA-8-4746
7-CLEVELAND 2725 N.W. 23rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Nell Lawhon Dorothy Laughlin Arietta Anderson
2401 N.W. 21st 2405 N.W. 19th 2561 N.W. 21st
JA-4-8246 JA-5-1815 WI-2-9555
8-LINWOOD 3416 N.W. 17th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Jess T. Owens Mrs. R. B. Walter Mrs. C.R. Ellenwood
3201 N.W. 20th 3003 N.W. 20th 3000 N.W. 20th
WI-3-4797 WI-3-1573 WI-3-1629
9-EUGENE FIELD 1515 N. Klein
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lola R. Loessin Clara R. Baxter Hazel E. Harnung
1410 N.W. 15th 1104 N.W. 16th 1507 N.W. 14th
JA-4-7871 JA-8-3958 jA-4-7840
10-WM. HARRISON 721 W. Britton
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Roy Schoenecke Mrs. Morrison Lackey Mrs. Edgar Lawrence
23 N.W. 94th 710 N.W. 90th 732 N.W. 91st
TR-8-3205 TR-8-2159 TR-8-3136
11-BUCHANAN 4126 N.W. 18th ■! ,
Insp. Judge Clerk
Marie Nicodemus Mary Helen Stephens Wanda Vernon
2304 N.W. 48th 2312 N. Warren 4205 N.W. 20th
Vl-2--'3b86 >1-2-4474 WI-2-5322
Mrs. A.E. Holmberg Mrs. Robert Ford
2941 N.W. 45th 4608 Brookline ** w* / Al-t.
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13-GATEWOOD 1821 N.W. 21st
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. H. C. Shinn Bessie Dillingham Mrs. J. C. Sorey
1623 N.W. 21st 1928 N.W. 23rd 1935 N.W. 20th
JA-4-8837 JA-8-3044 JA-4-1866
14-WILSON 2215 N. Walker
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. L. A. Swanson Margaret DeRoy Lucille McGlassen
217 N.W. 25th 214 N.W. 25th 215 N.W. 25th
JA-4-2001 JA-4-5411 JA-8-4907 ' '
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900 N.E. 33rd 740 N.E. 29th 812 N.E. 32nd
GA-7-3047JA-5-5172 JA-4-8886.% 1 7#
15-HARMONY 1537 N.E. 24th
16-DEWEY 3500 N. Lindsay
Insp. Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk
Zula 0. Pazoureck Jennie V. Stephenson Dorothy J. Arterburn
Jane Cooper Lena Beveridge Maudie Miller
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Mrs. H. S. Nichols Mrs. L. J. HUntley Mrs. Armetta Nolan
18-CULBERTSON 1201 N.E. 12th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. J. L. Powers Winifred Robertson Mrs. Guy Parkhurst
19-LINCOLN 1138 N. Geary
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Thos A. Brown Mr. Thos. A. Brown Mrs. Winifred Robbins
616 N.E. Park Pl. 616 N.E. Park Pl. 501 N.E. 12th St.
CE-2-4002 CE-2-4002 CE-5-57i91
20-WALNUT GROVE 500 S. Durland
Insp. Judge Clerk
Loretta Rutledge Edna Lamb Sylvia Brown
610 S.E. 4th 719 S. Byers 625 S.E. 4th
CE-5-5821
21-INMAN PAGE 317 N. Geary
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lula E. Cox Pearl Buford Rosa L. Bethel
710 N.E. 5th 812 N.E. 3rd 700 N.E. 3rd
CE-5-5097 CE-6-1153 CE-6-0796
22-EDWARDS 1123 N.E. Grand Blvd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Alvin Metoyer Bertha Moore Clovis Cogburn
1100 N.E. Grand Blvd. 1509 N.E. Grand Blvd. 2520 N.E. 13th St.
GA-7-3383 GA-7-3820 GA-7-1960
23-DUNBAR 1432 N.E. 7th
Insp. Judge Clerk
L. Marie Robinson Johnnie Jackson Georgene Richardson
1219 N.E. 7th St. 516 N. Kelham 621 N. Mass.
CE-2-3943 CE-2-9835 Cfc2-i211
24-POLK NE 37th & Prospect
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ines S. Deplois Lou Gallagher Helen B. Graham
2303 N. Bath 2220 N. Bath 1408 N.E. 38th
GA-4-1029 GA-7-2324 GA-7-1764
25-EMERSON 715 N. Walker
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lou McCollom Anna Chimperle Mrs. P. H. Drea
523 N.W. 7th St. 915 N.W. 6th 827 N.W. 6th
CE-5-1641 CE-5-5924 CE-6-8252
26-WILLARD '. 3dd
Insp. Judge Clerk
I.Z. Turbyfill Anna M. Olson Olive Sweely
1641 N.W. 3rd 1521 N.W. 3rd 316 N. Blackwelder
CE-2-2847 CE-5-3635 CE-2-9403
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27-HAWTHORNE 2300 N.W. 15th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A.V. McCuiston Mrs. H. R. Weekly Velma S. Arnold
2644 N.W. 15th 2731 N.W. 13th 2812 N.W. 15th
JA-4-2956 WI-3-0553 WI-6-7130
28-MARK TWAIN 2451 W. Main
Insp. Judge Clerk
Katherine Cutler Martha Cook Nellie Noffsinger
120 N. Tuttle 2411 N.W. 1st Terr. 2519% W. Main
CE-5-8085 CE-9-9288 CE-5-7054
29-WHEELER 501 S.E. 25th
Insp. Judge Clerk
30-JEFFERSON DAVIS 324 S.E. 52nd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Marguerite Crews Mrs. Leatrice White Leia Spry
5212% Shields 233 S.E. 54th 5318 Byers
ME-2^-4675 ME-4-4304 ME-2-7523
31-FOSTER S.E. 56th & XMOCBESiEastern
Insp. Judge Clerk
Pauline Mollman Mountie Jones Mary Lockwood
Rt 8 Box 298 6012 Pat 6102 Pat
OR-7-5575 OR-7-4172 OR-7-3417
32-PRAIRIE QUEEN Insp. 66th & S. Blackwel.Judge Clerk
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ME-4-7366
428 S.E- 26th 329 E. Commerce 2421 S. Central
ME-2-7788 ME-4-56^2t ME-4-8149 t ,
Mrs. Hazel K. Skidmore 840 S.W. 65th Mrs. Billie J. Strickland 6412 S. Douglas 6704 S. Western Mrs. Dorothy A. Freeman
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Insp. Judge ®Lerk
Katherine Shotwell Anna L. Casselberry fidna M. Brundridge
34-LEE 424 S.W. 29th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Frank Wilson He la Bahner Margaret Ayers
3618 S. Harvey 224 S.W. 32nd 3209 S. Harvey
ME-4-6969 ME-4-5927; ME-2-5692
35-CARVER 2801 S.W. 3rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Sarah L. Olden Otha Triplett Hattie Johnson
402 S. Miller Pl 2800 S.W. 2nd 2725 S.W. 5th
CE-6-4914
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Insp. Judge Clerk
Lois K. Scott Maurine Suttle Jeraline Kuhlman
1421 S. Daugherjry 1637 Birch St. 1741 S.W. 17th
CE-5-5248 CE-5-2105 ME-4-8829
331 S.W. 4th 417 S. Harvey 310 S.W. 4th
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Mrs. Charles Barnard Mrs. Reuben Bush Mrs. Eunice Wilson
1432 S.W. 33rd 1321 S.W. 30th 1509 S.W. 33rd
ME-4?-2151 ME-4-6204 ME-4-9079
38-STAND WATIE 3517 S. Linn
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Mrs. K.E, Middleton Mrs. T. F. Stapp Mrs. Ben Kerr
2645 S.W. 36th 2700 S.W. 34th 3604 S. May
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Mrs. G.R. Pemberton Mrs. Raymond Carrol Mrs. G. M. Cable
3140 S.W. 15th 3234 S.W. 19th 2914 S.W. 19th
MU-5-1421 MU-5-5764 ' MU-5-1676 'V
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2324 S. Goff 2321 S. St.Clair 2811 S. Goff
MU-543f72’ MU-5-1446' MU-5-5^97
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Mrs. Leon Orr Jean M. Fruit Cova Jean Hunt
1532 S.W. 37th 1509 S.W. 38th 1541 S.W. 37th
ME-4-0356 ME-4-7093 ME-4-2380
42-SHIELDS HEIGHTS <, 301 S.E. 38th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna E. Williams Re11a Traugh Jessie Stacy
243 S.E. 37th 212 S.E. 38th 324 S.E. 38th
ME-2-4927 ME-2-4787 ME-2-4186
43-JOHN ADAMS 37th & Goff
Onsp. Budge Clerk
Mrs. Betty Symonds Mrs. Francis Brown Mrs. Oda Plummer
3512 S.W. 39th 3624 S.W. 38th 3605 S.W. 39th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Lucille Reynolds Mrs. J.M. Billingsley Mrs. J. V. Jackson
2237 S.W. 24th 2225 S.W. 20th 2221 S.W. 20th
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MB-5-1438 MB-5-5419 MU-5-1821
ME-2-5452 ME-4-7830 ME-t-6946 4
I
•t
45-LAFAYETTE 500 S.W. 44th
Insp. Judge Clerk
46-RIVERSIDE 421 S.W. 11th
InspMxK Judge Clerk
Mrs. Cecil Meyer Mrs. Pete White Mrs. GEne Grimes
318 S.W. 44th 219 S.W. 46th 308S.W. 43rd
ME-2-4001 ME-4-9523 ME-4-5147
Mrs. Pearl Poole Mrs. Louie Henshall Rosie Vasquez
404 S.W. 10th 307 S.W. 10th 405 S.W. 11th
CE-9-21L71 CE-9-2720
47-MONROE 4700 N. Linn
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Nina Hanchette Mrs. WM« C. Abrams Mrs. Harley J. Ballew
2621 N.W. 47th 4808 N. Detroit 2613 N.W 47 th
Wi-2r3ft91 WI-2-32P7 WI-6-8631
48-MADISON N.W. 30th & Indep.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Luella G. Ray Rebecca K. Mullens Helen M. Quine
3104 N.W. 33rd 3145 N.W. 32nd 2916 N.W. 33rd
WI-3-5318 WI-3-4338 WI-6-7301
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. W.R. Foster Margaret Finch Lois Brogden
4008 N.W. 29th 4004 N.W. 29th 4012 N.W. 29th
WI-2-4797 ‘ WI-6-8925 WI-3-4871
50-ARTHHR 5200 S. Indep
Ons p. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Ernest Muzny Mrs. Vera McElroy Mrs. Mabel MeInnes
2132 S.W. 51st 2341 S.W. 46th 2100 S.W. 45th
MU-5-8147 MU-5-3195 MU-5-8344
51-FILLM0RE S.W. 52nd & Blackwelder
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lois Carter Beatrice Ferren Fayne Ila Hall
1400 Chestnut Dr. 1400 LaFayette Dr 1347 LaFayette Dr.
ME-4-1076 ME-2-7303 ME-2-2&26
52-VALLEY BROOK ,'*6315 Camilld
Inpp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Loney Bishop Mrs. George Hibstenberg Mrs. Sammy Pennington
1702 S.E. 61st 6102 Harry Dr. 1622 S.E. 61st
$
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POLLING PLAGE
NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE
VI-3-0772 VXKI-3-6923 VII-2-3619
53-ANDREW JOHNSON Hasley Dr. & Sheffield Rd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. John B. Watson Mrs. Turner Stallings Mrs. Vernon E. Brown
2402 Oxford Way 1800 Oxford Way 2224 Dublin Rd
54BBURBANK N.W. 65th & Indep.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Peggy L. Boyd Mrs. Billie Heckel Mrs. Golds Gagliaidi
3205 N.W. 65th 3100 N.W. 73rd 3012 N.W. 73rd
VI-2-1494 VL-2-5418 VI-3-0352
55-RIDGEVIEW 1010 Ridgeview
Knsp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. John H. Gordon Sally Hess Billy Moomaw
10013 Ridgeview 10209 Sunnymead 9712 Mahlr Pl.
VI-2-1219
56-GARDEN OAK N.E. 16th & Rosebud
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ora C. Brown Lucille Stewart Beatrice Finley
1905 Overbrook 2008 Overbrook 1913 Overbrook
0^783941 GA-7-9365 GA-7-3132
57-LONGFELLOW 1201 N.E. 48th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Hazel Green Jeanne Barry Elizabeth Piatt
4800 N. Lottie 4012 Woods Dr. 4906 N. Everest
VI-2-2867
’ GA-7-3597 GA-7-3373 GA-7-9270
It was moved "by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the sale of 10,000 to 11,000 feet of used flooring which has been removed from old classrooms and is surplus to the Star-Spencer School District,No. k6, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; and to provide one of the Board's employees to assist and advise in the laying of the flooring; the price for the flooring and the instruction in the laying of it to be $50.00 per 1000 square feet of the flooring delivered. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. It was reported that an offer has been made to purchase School Board property at N. W. 27th and Portland Avenue, from which a school building has been removed. The matter was deferred for further consideration.
It was reported that Western Heights School District has requested the use of a gymnasium of one of the Oklahoma City schools, preferably Jackson Junior High School, and the Board agreed to give it consideration.
President
1959.
#2^6 :Sale of Surplui > Flooring ;Approved_______
Offer to Purchase Property at NW 27 & Portland Avenue Request to Use School Gyt Western Hts. District
Adj ournment
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned.
Approved the
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959
THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1959 AT A:30 P. M. PRESENT:
Nellie R. Melton, President Otto F. Thompson, Vice President
Phil C. Bennett Wm. F. Lott
ABSENT:
Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.
Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents;’C. E. Costley, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gilbert Robinson, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Dr. Jack Parker, Assistant to Superintendent; Miss Beth West and Mrs. Bessie Henry of the Classroom Teachers; Mrs. Myrna Kingston; Mr. Jack Jones of KWTV and Mr. John Douglas of the Daily Oklahoman; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk.
Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.
Invocation
Motion to approve the minutes of July 6, 1959, November 2, 1959, November 5, 1959> and November 13, 1959 was made by Mr. Thompson,, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.
R. #2*+7 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
The Treasurer's report for November was presented by Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, and a copy handed the Clerk for her files. The Auditor reported that all bills listed in the agenda for payment have been checked by the Audit Department and are ready for action of the Board.
Motion to approve the foregoing reports was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.
Treasurer's Report for November
Auditor's Report
R. #2A8 Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that Dr. John Goodlad, University of Chicago, be employed as a consultant for elementary principals, December 8, 1959, bis fee to be $100.00, plus transportation to and from Chicago. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #21+9 Consultant's Fee and Expens Approved
Motion to approve the following transfer of appropriation accounts was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott and carried unanimously on roll call:
R. #250 Transfer of Accounts Approved
Transfer in
GENERAL FUND
I-2-A I-3-A 1-6 1-6-A 1-39 1-1+9 A-38 A-39 B-l-B B-2-A B-2-B B-21-B B-23 B-60 F-l F-1+ T-l-A t
-i -b
T-2-A T-2-B T-5 T-7 C-61 C-62
Car Travel Car Travel Guidance Guidance - NDEA - Testing Industrial & Vocational Supplies NDEA Supplies - Industrial Legal Publications Personnel Directory Car Expense Counselors’ Salaries Car Expense Supplies - NDEA - Testing Consultants and Workshop - NDEA - Testing NDEA ' Social Security Rental - Land and Buildings Bus Drivers’ Salaries Supplies Contracted Services Public Carriers Transportation Insurance Operating Expenses NDEA Equipment - Instructional NDEA Equipment - Testing
Transfer out
$ 23,338.30 8,500.00 9,190.00
112.00 2,600.30 1,536.50 1,100.00
500.00
21+,000.00 28,500.00
8,613.20
U,900.00 3,600.00 23,338.30
112.00 550.00
3,300*00 10,000.00 500.00
28,500.00 1,500.00
7,500.00 15,000.00 9,190.00
TOTALS-------- $107,990.30 $107,990.30
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R. #250 Cont'd Transfer of Accounts
Wilding M-ll M-16 M-21-A M-22-A C-15-A C-15-B
LEVY fund
Grounds - Materials Office Machines Vehicular Equipment - Regular Replacement of Instructional Equipment Equipment - Superintendent’s Office Equipment - Business Office
It,OOO.00
2U3.75
2U3.75
1
$ 8,2^3.75
TOTALS- — — $ 8,2^3.75 i
Information ,to the Board;
Annexation to School Dist. I-89
(1)
It was reported that the central office has received a communication from the County Superintendent of Schools declaring that the following property has been annexed to Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as of November 12, 1959: SE| of the NW| of Section^, T-12-N, R-2-W, a tract of land in Section 15, T-12-N, R-2-W, and more particularly described as follows:
All of the SE| of the NWi of Section 15, T-12-N, (2)
Results of School Board Elections
R-2-W.
Results of the recent School Board elections were given as follows: No. Votes
Primary Election, November 17, 1959:
School Board Member No. 1:
322 1137 737 165 308 757 1061 1+56
Helen Nicholson Cabell L. Dan Lacy, Jr. Patience Sewell Latting M. N. Mackey Eudeana Blankenship Newcomb Maury T. Tuck Stadler Eloise Bryan Welch James Wright
i
H9-91
Total number of ballots General Election, December 1, 1959: School Board Member No.
1:
3167 2283
Eloise Bryan Welch L. Dan Lacy, Jr.
School Board Member No. 3:
28M+
William F. Lott School Board Member No. 5 (At-large):
307^
Phil C. Bennett
51+72
Total number of ballots-
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 recommendations and information below be approved:
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
TERMINATIONS NAME
K
rtH ....... | RESIGNATIONS’
:
r~
£(rid
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
-
ill
)
HALLENBECK, DORIS
(MRS)
(QUALLS - ILL)
(HUFFMAN -
L/a )
(LOWE - ILL)
! (vacan
cy
)
ULIN,
(mis s ) Mc Braye
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
(MRS)
enou r
$J800
C 0 So Co
,
4800
M.E.
J400
N.D.
(mrs ) GREEN, MARY E.
(miss ) BARDE, LETHA
23QO . '
B »A 0 o.u.
E • Co So C 0 .
RET'D
11-11-59
RET’D
10-20-59
REMARKS
TAFT - ENGLISH ”DURATI,ON'QF NEED"
LINWOOD - OTH "DURATION OF NEED"
J 1
HAWTHORNE - KDG "DURATION OF NEED"
WASHINGTON - 5TH & 6TH
4
1 i-5-5Q ' -v ' -
"6 DAYS ONLY"
RET’D
10-27-59
’’DURATION OF NEED"
o.c.u.
B.A.
EFFECTIVE DATE
11-10-59
B.S.
4600
mary
APPROVED EXP.
o.c.u.
WILLA
r
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
STAND WATI E = KDG i DA
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT’D
PERSONNEL - CONT'D____ * ' TERMI? ATIONS ARSFNCFS - ---- -------Assignment
________ ■ 1FAVFS OF
EMPLOYMENT
Effective Date ‘
Degree College
Salary
MATERNI TY
(mrs ) •
.
FOSTER
-
(MRS)
FRAME,
NANCY
(MRS)
1
’
WALNUT GROVE 4TH
n-2-59
(MRS)
ARTHUR
SW TEXAS STATE
4800
JONES, JESSE
M.E.
(filled
POPE, SANDRA J.
(mrs )
CENTRAL
ELKINS, LIDA
HOME EC
h
1
l1-24-59
10
11-24-59
FOSTER
1ST HERONVILLE
6th
substitute
by
) •
(fill
i1-20-59
COOLIDGE 3RD
Effect: ve Remarks Date
*
12-18-59
2ND
z
So
NICHOLS HILLS
2ND & JRD
(mrs ) .
h
LAWSON, MARY F.
car oly n
-25-59
6th
W.
Mc Nabb ,
-25-59
CARSON
>3800
BETTY JEAN
(MR)
HERONVILLE
KI TABCHI, GLORIA
(MRS)
h
1ST
BRITTON, BERTHA M.
(mrs ) WILLOBY,
Appr. Exper.
ed
by
sub sti tut e )
(mrs )
-25-59
FREEMAN, LOLA RUTH
COOLIDGE
O.U.
4600
10
A• B•
12-2-59
3RD
12-18-59
1 LL HEALTH
(MRS)
(mrs )
RIDGEVIEW
n-9-59
2ND
DORIS E.
WHITEHAIR,
4500
HARMON, VIRGINIA
INSTRUCTIONAL
PERSONNEL
TERMINATIONS
EMPLOYMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
N.E.S.C.
2
A.B.
11-4-59
REPLACEMENT
OR
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
RIDGEVIEW - 2ND "DURATION OF NEED"
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
rem ark s :
Resignations (mis s )
JOHNSON
BEAVER,
SHIRLEY M.
H-25-59
1 ST
•(mr s )
PI ERCE
GOODNER,
CHARLOTTE
41-25-59
1ST
(MR)
NORTHWEST CLASSEN
JOHNSON, ARTHUR A.•
COUNSELOR
(MRS)
BELLE ISLE
SMI TH, JENNI E
1ST
.
(MRS)
------
.
THOMPSON, JOANNA J.
CLASSEN
ART
: (MISS)
COOLIDGE
’ TUCKER, SUE
5TH k
(ADDITIONAL
(kan
6th
. (LEE - l
GARRETT,
1 t-i-59
(fil led
11-25-59
waltm
by
substitute
3800
La Wanda
an ,
3990
(MRS) JUST,
2000
CAROLYN
(MRS)
BOULLY,
CAPITOL HILL
Hill , virg il
SPEC.
Pl ERCE 2ND
18
11-17-59
"dura tion
j
C «S 9 c»
BELLE ISLE - 1 !ST
of
Need "
4200
BESSIE
.
c.s.c.
B.S. Co S.Co
BoS.
NATL. C. OF ED
B.E. C o So Co
A® B 0
2
11-24-59
0
11-16-59
4
11-18-59
6
10-29-59
COOLIDGE 2ND
■
! ...<
■■
HAWTHORNE - SPEC ED "DURATION OF NEED"
DEWEY £ DAY KDG.
WILLARD 2ND
12-18-59
ENGLISH
(MRS)
REBA
1 1-24-59
k. .
(MRS)
-
/a )
'
4
)
(mrs )
JACKSON
M.E.
4000
NINA
TALLEY, JESSIE
BOWMAN,. KATHLEEN
ROSTER,
(mrs )
11-6-59
POSITION)
.. (MRS)
TEXAS TECH
:|4200
HOUK, WANDA
11-4-59
- tr ansf er )
ady
(FILLED BY SUBSTITUTE)
(mrs )
SR
EDUCATION
PUPIL SERVICES DIRECTOR
12-18-59
2-1-60
-
HHILLIPS,
ROBERT R.
7800
2-1-60
PUPIL SERVICES DIRECTOR ,
-’j
Jp
- ?
RE-INSTATEMENT
(mrs )
CAPITOL HILL SR
LYNE, MARTHA
NURSE
f'
i
11-23-59
(mrs ) s SANDERS, LILLIAN
‘-7
3300
WEEDN HOSP.
R.N.
11-24-59
CAPITOL HILL SR.
> I
NURSE
•
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PERSONNEL - CONT'D
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
APPROVED EXP.
REMARKS
RESIGNATIONS
(mis s ) DUNN,
(miss )
BUSINESS OFFICE
LYNN
ABSENTEE CLERK
(mis s )
.
1 1-4-59
THOMASON, MARY ANN
12-18-59
(repl aced
11-30-59
OWENS,
SAFETY DEPT
GARDNER,' MARGARET
SECRETARY
(MRS)
PERSONNEL EMMA
GEORGE,
CONTRACT CLERK
(MRS)
CLASSEN
HINES, LOUCYLLE
SECRETARY
(MRS)
Mc Clendon ,
loi s l
J.P16-59
ART DEPT
.
11-13-59
CLERK
tran
by
sfe r
nal
positi
on
(mrs ) 11-24-59
200
l1-16-59
190
11-23-59
PBX OPERATOR
u-9-59
LAFAYETTE i DAY CLERK
(repl aced
by tran
sfer
)
SHERRILL
(mr s ) JAWORSKY,
(SQUYRES - TRANSFER)
WHEELER,
90
EVA
(MRS)
(mr )
BRYAN,
HOOPER,
LYNN
11-23-59
11-16-59
TAB OPERATOR
CLERK U.S.GRANT
180
BONNIE
11-30-59
(MR)
IBM
CLERK
MAINTENANCE DEPT. 190
PEGGY
(mrs ) RESEARCH-
RESEARCH
PERSONNEL
(SCHULER - TRANSFER)
■ ^WRIGHT;- TRANSFER)
CONTRACT CLERK
(rep lac ed by tran sfe r )
HOLCOMB,
1 T1ONAL POSIT1 ON)
.
200
(mrs )
(add
ABSENTEE cl er k
PERSONNEL DEANNA
BIGGS, LEONEDIA
)
11-2-59
)
(mrs ) (additio
BUSI NESS OFFICE
$190
3600
BRUNEAU, WILLiAM
CLERK RESEARCH -IBM
11-30-59
TAB OPERATOR
♦ BROADCAST!NG CENTER
(mr ) WALDRIP,
BEN C.
BROADCASTING CTR
11-20-59
CAMERAMAN
.c
•
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P»4
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD?
EMPLOYMENTS? MR. JAMES HENRY PIERSON AS ENGINEER IN THE TV STUDIO,
NOVEMBER 2,
SALARY £2.50 PER MONTH,
MR. JIM STACEY AS ENGINEER IN THE TV STUDIO, SALARY $250 PER MONTH,
9,
EFFECTIVE
1959. EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER
<959.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS? MRS. CAROL JOHNSON AS A CLERK IN THE PUPIL SERVICES, NOVEMBER 16, MRS.
SALARY $ I ?0 PER MONTH,
SHIRLEY WILLIAMS AS A CLERK IN THE BUSINESS OFFICE, SALARY £ I ?0
NOVEMBER 2,
EFFECTIVE
1959. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
I 959.
MRS. OPAL JULIAN AS A TYPIST IN THE CURRICULUM LIBRARY,
SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $170 PER MONTH.
(FOR ONE DAY ONLY)
MRS. BETTY ALMOND AS A SECRETARY AT CLASSEN,
SALARY $210 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 3>
S 959-
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U
CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT;
MRS. JOYCE JAMES FROM CLERK AT THE BROADCASTING CENTER, THE ART DEPARTMENT, SALARY $190 PER MONTH,
SALARY $180 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 23,
MRS. MARSHA SQUYRES FROM CLERK IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT,
SECRETARY IN THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT, MRS.
SALARY $225 PER MONTH,
MARIE WRIGHT FROM CLERK AT GRANT,
$245 pe r
month
, effec tive
Nove
mbe r
jo,
TO CLERK IN
1959.
SALARY $205 PER MONTH, TO
1959.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 23,
SALARY $215 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY AT CLASSEN, SALARY 1959.
CORRECTION: THE SALARY FOF MISS EDITH LARSEN, CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR, ADULT INSTITUTE, AS SHOWN IN THE NOVEMBER AGENDA WAS INCORRECT. THE CORRECT SALARY CHANGE SHOULD BE AN INCREASE FROM $4800 TO $5100,
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
1959®
P-5
SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I959-I96O:
PEARL
*HARWOOD,
712 NE 14
REAGON, MATTIE LOU VAUGHN, SEVERLAN D (MR)
2309 SW BINKLEY
HAMILTON,
2613 SW 62
LILLIAN W.
ADKINS,
JANE F.
CORDON,
ERM EL
P.
204 SE 27
242!
DECKER
1241
N. VERMONT
HULGAN, RUTH C.
2634 SW 54 PL.
FREEMAN,
3912 NW 18
LACEY,
RUTH
NANCY A.
JEWELL, BETTYE
JOHNSTON, Tl EMEYER,
LAMBERT,
VIOLET
FREDA MARI E JESSIE
ALYEA, TOM PAUL
1101
N. BARNES ST.
IllOi N. BROADWAY
CRAIG, THELMA
2840 SW 38
BUSHFIELD, WINIFRED E.
HUDSPETH, AGNES
1517 SW 37 2600 NW 63
RAY,
2940 LAKESIDE DRIVE
TOWNSEND, JOYCE C.
NICHOLS, LUCILLE R.
ELEM, LIBRARIAN, ELEM,
2132 CARLISLE ROAD
1329 NE 8 1831
NE ALICE
SS, ENG
HISTORY, COMMERCE
PRIMARY,
5
ART,
3012 SW 50 22l6 NW 36
PHY ED
SPANISH, SS
2329 OXFORD WAY
2513 NW 14
519 CHAUTAUQUA,(NORMAN)
BETTY JEAN
PHYSICS,
1715 ANDOVER COURT
SNOWDEN, BETTY
ERLENE
Eleme ntary MATH,
3,4, SPEECH,
STOVALL, CLYDE
VANDERLINDE,
PRIMARY, MUSIC
ELEM ENG, HISTORY,
FRENCH
ELEMENTARY
HOME EC, ENGLISH KDG, 1,2
TEACHER AIDE ART
HI STORY.
SS
SPEECH, DRAMA, KDG,
ENGLISH
1,2,3
ELEMENTARY, HISTORY, 2,3,4
SPANISH,
LATIN
ENGLISH
3,4,2
HI STORY ELEMENTARY,
PRIMARY,
HS
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it
The following persons to be elected as substitutes Department at the rate of =75 per houro
Anderson, Norma Jean Bailey, Gladys L = Bower, Dena B= Freeman, LuciIle GaI Iemore, Lillie Keith, Viola Kimbrough, Ruby Landers, Noma Liston, Cleo Mack, Freda Marti nek, Ruth Mathers, Mary Titus, Izora Tull, Velda
October 27,
in the Food Service
LongfeI Iow WheeI er Lafayette Shields He i ghts Monroe Wi I lard Centra I Shields Heights Webster Tyler Hard i ng C I eve I and Arthur Jackson
1959 =
John Clifford Alexander - Temporary Student Painter - salary $1=25 per hour - Effective October 27, 1959= ■ ■ Edw ard Del Babcock — Temporary Truck Driver ~ salary $1=25 per hour — Effective November 2, 1959=
D. E. Gilbreath - Temporary Brick Mason - salary $4 = 00 per .hour Effective November 17, 1959=
Rudolph D= Hewitt November 19, 1959=
Temporary Roofer - salary $1=75 per hour - Effective
Hugh David Noblitt - Temporary Drayage Helper - salary $1=25 per hour Effective November 2, 1959= John Clabe Pleasant - Temporary Electrician Helper - salary $1=50 per hour - Effective November 2, 1959=
Edgar Lee Dare Smith - Tempo'rary Student Electronic - salary $1=00 per hour - Effective November 5, 1959=
Jimmy Lewis Wagner - Temporary Lub Effective October 29, 1959=
Grease man - salary $1=35 per hour -
James Henry Wingate - Temporary Laborer - salary $1=35 per hour Effective November 16, 1959 = Change
in Salary and Assignment of Service Department Personnel?
William Mart Hanley ~ Floorman at Edgemere - salary $193=33 per month to Head Custodian at Taft Stadium - salary $228.33 per month Effective November 3, 1959=
R. #251 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D L
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
j Bills and | Payrolls : Recommended
Approval of the following items $1, $2, and /3 was requested:
December 7, 1959
Item #1
Ratification of November payrolls previously approved by the board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:
1959-60 General Fund ............................................
. $
1,1^2,^78.90
1959-60 Building Levy Fund ........ $______ H8,566.13
1958 Bond Fund
Item #2
........
Authority to issue payrolls for December 1959 in the following estimated amounts: 1959-60 General Fund ................................................. $
1959^-60 Building Levy Fund........................
1958 Bond Fund
Item #3
3^175.18
1,200,000,00
. . $______ 55,000.00
......................... ....
. $_______ 5?000<>00
Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. These bills have been examined and approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services.
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1959 - CONT'D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT DECEMBER 7 , 1959:
1
1959-60 General Fund
$119,772.82
1958- 59 General Fund
177,179.30
1959- 60 Building Levy Fund
45,169.93
1958-59 Building Levy Fund
13,742.12
1958
98,340.70
Bond Fund
TOTAL.............
$454,204.87
1959-60 GENERAL FUND 116.36 6.00
A ddre ssograph-Multig raph Corporation
Suppls-Instructianal Printing
Low Standard
A. & E. Equipment Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford Instructional
Publisher Selected 12.00 70.05 Low
Adult Education Association
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
Airline Water Company
Water-Regular
Utilities
Allyn & Bacon, Inc.
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
35.59
Almanac Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
5.00 Standard Publisher Selected 25.00
30.00
American Book Company
Suppls-Spec ial E d.
Publisher Selected
16.92
American Education Publications American Handicrafts Co.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
106.45
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
6.80
American Nature Association American Optical Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford ■
Publisher Selected
7.50
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
3.50
Ela May Asher
Board-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
50.00
Associated Public School Systems
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
72.00
122.36 5T
82.05
5.00
■50.25
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
5*
B-2
(1959-60 General Fund. - Continued) “
• \
1199.50
Audivision Language Teaching Service
Suppls-NDEA
Selected
Mrs. T. S. Baldridge /
Special Education
Reimbursement
Barada & Page Company
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Basic Books Publishers, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
9.05
Beltone Hearing Service
Suppls-Health Dept.
Standard
2.50
Benton Review Publishing Company, Inc. Bills Grocery
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
20.02
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
15.00
Bingham Printing Inks
Suppls-Vocational Ed. Printing Suppls-Textbooks
Board Action
Publisher Selected
Stock-Storeroom
Low
The Bobbs-Merrill Company, Incorporated Bonds Credit Jewelry
18.2k 120.25
206.75
7.69 1195.00
Gil Booth
Salaries-Radio & TV-Ford Agreement
1117.00
Bottenfields, Incorporated
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
119.63
R. R. Bowker Company
Sjippl s -Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
' Suppls-Home Economics
Brandt's Red Bud
56.13 .
Selected
165.73 ?'-6.5O
Charles T. Branford Co.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Branham’s, Incorporated
Suppls-Business Off.
Low
Braniff Airways, Inc.
Travel
Board Action Reimbursement
Lee Ann Bridges
Special Education
Reimbursement
Mike Bryan Office Supplies
Suppls-Library
Low
5.70
Bureau of Business Practice
Suppls-Libra ry
Selected
11.Hi
Bureau of Publications Teachers College Mrs. Burwell
Supp-ls-Special Ed.
Low
7.99
Special Education
Reimbursement
10.26
California Test Bureau
Test-All Departments
Publisher Selected
86.58
Carpenter Paper Company
Printing-Ford
Low
7811.59
Bob Cates
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
29.16
Suppls Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Childrens Press, Inc.
■
20.110 811.20 . llili.7O
955|9O io-.5o
6.00
/
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
B-3
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
6.16
Chilton Company Book Division City Bus Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Publisc Carriers
Agreement
3,010.60
City of Nichols Hills
Water & Sewerage-Reg.
Utilities
17.00
City Spring Works
Suppls-Gen. Instrue.
Low
1^.00
City of the Village
Water & Sewerage-Reg.
Utilities
^0.10
Civic Education Service, Incorporated Clements Sporting Goods
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Physical Ed.
Low
Frances Cole
Suppls-Instructional
Publisher Selected
Collins-Dietz-Morris Co.
Suppls-Custodial
Low
13.50
Community Playthings
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
30.20
J. H. Conger
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Agreement
81.00
Continental Press, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
16.38
Coronet Films
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected28O.OO Standard 2lt.00
Council for Administrative Leadership George F. Cram Company, Incorporated Creative Educational Society Arthur C. Croft Publications
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls-Library
Selected
103.36
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
113.68
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
5.oo
Mrs. Paulihe Crupper
Special Education
Reimbursement
3k.68
The Daily Law Journal-Record
Legal Publications
Publisher Selected
20.25
Dallas Independent School District DAVI, National Education Association ■ The John Day Company, Inc.
Suppls-Instructional
Publisher Selected
lll.OO
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
28.50
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.80
Mr. Clarence Deal
Travel-Ford
Board Action
Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
18.87
Dictaphone Corporation
Suppls-Supt’s Office
Standard
12.80
Walt Disney Productions
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
220.10
Doenges Laboratory Supply' Company
Suppls-Apecial Ed.
Selected
31.U5
21J4..25
. 162.09
*
2.70
30b.00 1.06
105.85
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
.f
B~U
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
The Dolese Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Bid Agreement
4.25.00
H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.
Low
Ato. 66
Doubleday and Company, Inc.
Stock-Storeroom Suppls-Gen. Instruc. Suppls-Textbooks
Low
1.67
Dowlings, Incorporated
Supple-Special Ed.
Low
Dulaney’s
Suppls-NDEA
Board Action
E. P. Dutton & Co., Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Bill Doyle
-Suppls-Business Off. Low Maintenance Off.-
Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. •
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
Educational Testing Service
Tests-All Departments
Publisher Selected
Electronic Business Machines
Suppls-Business Off. Furchasing Off.
Standard Agreement
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Suppls-NDEA Audio Visual
Standard Selected
Enrichment Teaching Materials Suppls-Textbooks
h77.73
28,728.00 3.06
89.20
7.1t6
53.52 22.50 hli. 6H
67. Ill
j596.62 l,h62.91
1,859.53
Selected
21.96 3.00
Eureka Water Company
Suppls-Custodial
Agreement
Dr. Louise Farr
Travel
Board Action.
Suppls-Textboo ks Field Enterprises Educa~ tional Corp. Film Associates of California Suppls-Audio Visual
;
73.U5
Publisher Selected
117.8U
Publisher Selected
160.00 1,2118.214
First National Management Corporation
Rental
Rental Agreement.
Follett Publishing Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
13.99
Ben Franklin Store
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
29.21
Friendship Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
11.30
The Garrard Press
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
62.23
Irwin C. Gaumer
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
19.00
General Electric Supply Co.
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
98.31
General Electronics, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
9.38
Mrs. John H. Gilbert
Special Education
Reimbursement
7.20
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
,
'
B-5
Ginn and Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
E. C. Gleasan
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Dr. Charles Grady
Travel-Ford
Board Action
Graham Paper Company
Suppls-Adult School
LOW
Mrs. R. E. Gratton
Special Education
Reimbursement
Mrs. Gertrude Gray
Special Education
Reimbursement
33.76
Graybar Electric Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low Letter Bid
81.02
Mrs. T. C. Gregory
Special Education
Re imbu r s erne nt
2.Ho
Grossett & Dunlap, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.55
Robert W. Grubbe Company
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action
226.20
E<> M. Hale & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
110.19
Harper & Brothers
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
26.30
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Suppls-Adult School
Low
227.10
D. C. Heath and Company
Suppls-NDEA
Publisher Selected
133.66
Heierding Brothers
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Henry Holt and Co., Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
h.59
Horizon
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
16.70
Houghton Mifflin Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
170.61
The House of Wren
Suppls-Adult School
Low
Household Finance Corp.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
28.00
Humpty Dumpty
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
77.13
Hunzicker Brothers
Suppls-Custodial
Bid Agreement
2,656.31
Mrs. Ben Iker
Special Education
Reimbursement
35.28
Selected
50.00
International Acetylene Asso- Suppls-Audio Visual ciation, Bureau of Mines International Business Rental-IBM Dept. Machines Corp.
Agreement Lotv
..
20.71 1U9.15
’ lilt. 35
>■ w
163.66 7.20
U7.-25
5.31
1,235.00 1U.00
1,2U9.OO
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
International Communications Foundation International Film Bureau
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selects ci
Suppls-NDEA
-Board Action Letter Bid
International Geographic Pictures Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Lewis Jacobs
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
Jenkins Music Company
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
3.58
Low
665.72
Johnson Wholesale Electronics Stock-Storeroom Suppls-Vocational Ed. Board-Special Ed. Horace Jones
, 965.00 396.25
59.72
1,361.25 h.5o
90.00
100.00
Re imburseme nt
20.00
Jones Boys #6
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
H9.73
The Judy Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
33. 1l 5
Kamp Brothers, Inc.
Suppls-Home EconomicsSelected
Kee Lox Manufacturing Co.
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Low
. 150.00
Harry Keeton Supply Co., . Incorporated Kilpatrick Brothers
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
25.80
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Low
32.30
Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.
Rental-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Knowledge Builders
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard
Mrs. Lacount
Special Education
Re imbu.rsem.ent
Frank Lane & Company
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
h-U.511-
Gary D. Lawson
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
l;6o
Lewis L. P. Gas
Gas-Regular
Utilities
Library of Congress, Card Division Library Service Company
Suppls-Library
■Low
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Litho Negative 1 Plate Co.
Printing-Regular
Selected
Little, Brown & Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.C9
Lone Star School Book Depository
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
37*86
. 79.05
2.95
27.21;, 9.75
•
. 53.55
120.95 1,972,39 17.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
B-7
(1959-60 General Fund ~ Continued) Macmillan Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.52
McCormick Mathers Publishing Companys Inc, T. C. McCourry
Textbook Rental-Adult ■School xtenuai-Land a: Bldgs.
Publisher Selected
26.99
Rental Agreement
12$.00
McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
U'39.09
McKesson-®: Robbins, Inc.
Suppls-Fhysical Ed. Custodial Suppls-Textbooks
Low
Suppls-Radio & W-Ford
Selected
12.60
Metropolitan Water Company
Water & Sewerage-Reg
Utilities
36.1$
Dr. Lloyd Michael
0 0 n sultant s-Re gular
Board Action
$0.00
Mideke Supply Company
Suppl s -C u s to dial
Low
,3.8b
Midwest Administration Center Mid-West Surgical Supply Company, Inc. Mobil Oil Company
Periodicals
Publisher Selected
2.00
Suppls-Adult School
Low
h.75
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
1,069.16
Monroe Calculating Machine Company, Inc. Morgan & Morgan, Inc.
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Standard
l.hO
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.70
Morris Chevrolet, Inc.
Driver Training
Agreement
21. hO
Mrs. Chester Mosely
Board-Special Ed.
Reimbursement
50.00
Mullen Crafts Corporation
Test-All Departments
Selected
he.ho
Music Educators National Conference
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.3U
National Education Association National Forum
Suppls-Textbo0 ks
Publisher Selected
13.23
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
12.8h
National Music Camp
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
h2.00
National School Public Relations Association National Science Teachers Association Mrs. W. R. Nevin
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
5.00
x°er io dicals
Publisher Selected
- ho.00
Special Education
Re imbursement
13.26
Newsweek
Suppls-Ge n. Ins true.
Publisher Selected
32.ho
The New York Times Co.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
15.00
MeKnight & MeKnight Publishing Company Melton Company, Inc.
Suppls-Instruc. Off. North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Publisher Selected
Board Approval
22.9k
1.30
250.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
(1959-60 General I'und - Continued) Nuway Laundry Company
Laundry
Low
33.36
Oklahoma Business News Co.
Administrative Services
Publisher Selected
25.00
Oklahoma City Linen Service
Suppls-Custo dial
Agreement Lon
l4.Ol.hO 255.60
657.00
Oklahoma City Scenic Co.
Suppls-Radio <1 TV-Ford
Board Action Low
I4.28.6O I3I4.I1O
563.00
Oklahoma City k'Jater Dept.
'^ater & Sewerage-Reg
Utilities
Oklahoma Coca-Cola Bottling Company Oklahoma County Election Et Au. Oklahoma County Water Co.
Suppls-Library
Low
Elections
Board Action
Water 7 Sewerage-Reg
Utilities
23.20
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.
Electricity-Reg
Utilities
2hs800.26
Oklahoma Laundry & Dry' Cleaning Supply Co.'. Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.
Suppls-Custodial
Low
Gas-Regular
Utilities
Bid Agreement
Oklahoma Publishing Company
Suppls-Adult School Vocational Ed. Periodicals
Publisher Selected
31.20
Oklahoma Record & Supply Co.
Suppls-Ra dio & TV-Fo rd
Standard
26.00
Oklahoma Seating Company
Suppls-Adult School Special Ed. Suppls-Library
Low
Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
6,391.38
10.00 3,716.00
11.60 8,710.01 122.27
20.80
-
126.98
Low
Oklahoma State University Audio Visual Dept. Oklahoma Today
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
5.21
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
12.95
F. A. Owen Publishing Go.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
Alfred T. Palmer . Productions Philosophical Library
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
196.00
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
18.08
Postmaster
Po s ta ge-Regular
Standard
300.00
Postmaster
Postage-Adult School
Standard
105.00
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.25
Prentice-Hall, Inc.
Suppls-Textbo0ks
Publisher Selected
38.38
Prime Petroleum Products, Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
â–
15.814
U4O.88
/
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
U
B-9
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
The Psychological Corp.
Testa-All Departments
Publisher Selected
15U.3O
Publishers Book Service
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.00
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Suppls-Instrue. Off.
Publisher Selected
Lt. 20
Radio Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
2.25
Mrs. Scott Reed
Special Education
Re imbursement
10.20
Reeve Dental Supply Co.
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
lt7.?5
Regent Book Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
27.19
Kathleen L. Riggs
Suppls-Special Ed.
Rinehart & Company, Inc.
Suppls-Textbo o ks
72.00 Selected 27.95 Low Publisher Selected
99.95 .89
Gilbert L. Robinson
Travel
Board Action
16.80
Robinson Janitor Supply Co.
Suppls-Custo dial
Low
12.25
Rockwell Manufacturing Co.
Driver Training
Selected
Rodale Books, Inc.
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
5.50
The Ronald Press Company.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.19
Safeway Store #80
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
88.16
Sanitary Equipment Co.
Suppls-Cus todial
Low
'’S.OO
W. B. Saunders Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.95
Schenectady City School District Scholastic Magazines, Inc.
Suppls-Instrue. Off.
Publisher Selected
1.00
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
95.75
Scholastic Teacher Magazine
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.00
School District of Philadelphia Science Research Associates, Inchrporated Scott Chevrolet Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
5.72
Suppls-Special Ed. Driver Training
Publisher Selected 59.58 Board Action 693.b-5 Agreement
Scott, Foresman & Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
Sesac, Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Standard
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Musical Instruments
Low
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Driver Training
Agreement
530.59
753.03 33.87
3.57 35.00
8.06 116.87
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
*
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
B-9
The Psychological Corp.
Testa-All Departments
Fublishe r Selecte d
155.30
Publishers Book Service
Suppls-Textbooks
Fublishe r Selected
1,00
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
5.20
Radio Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
2.25
Mrs. Scott Reed
Special Education
Re imbursement
10.20
Reeve Dental Supply Co,
Suppls-Health Dept.
Low
57.25
Regent Book Company, Inc,
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
27.19
Kathleen L. Riggs
Suppls-Special Ed.
Rinehart & Company, Inc,
Suppls-Textbooks
Selected 72.00 Low 27.95 Publisher Selected
99.95 .89
Gilbert L, Robinson
Travel
Board Action
Robinson Janitor Supply Co.
Suppls-Gusto dial
Low
Rockwell Manufacturing Co,
' Driver Training
■
:
16.80 12.25
53Q.59 ..
Selected
Rodale Books, Inc,
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5.50 '
The Ronald Press Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.19
Safeway Store #80
Suppls-Home Economics
Selected
Sanitary Equipment Co,
Suppls-Custodial
Low
W. B. Saunders Company
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
5.95 t
Schenectady City School District Scholastic Magazines, Inc.
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
1.00 1
Suppls-Radio & TV-For-d
Publisher Selected
95.75 ; ;
Scholastic Teacher Magazine
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.00
School District of Philadelphia Science Research Associates, Incorporated Scott Chevrolet Company
Suppls-Ins true. 0 ff,
Publisher Selected
5.72
Suppls-Special Ed. Driver Training
Publisher Selected 59.58 Board Action 693.55 Agreement
Scott, Forssman & Company
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
Sesacj Incorporated
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Standard
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Musical Instruments
Low
Simpson-Horton, Inc.
Driver Training
Agreement
88.16 7 -
?8.oo;
753.03 33.37 3.57
35.00 8.0^'
116.87
.
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 r CONT’D
I
1k
4
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
■ B-10
Jasper Sipes School Book Despository
Suppls—Textbooks
Publisher Selected 1,525.28 558.10 1,883.38 Low
Sky Service Company
Rental-Land & Bldgs
Low
Mrs. M. E. Smith
Special Education
fteirbursement
Mrs. L. D. Sollenberger
Special Education
Reimbursement
31.20
Sooner Bindery Company
Suppls-IBJ Dept,
Low
33.00
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Southwestern News and Photo Service Spencer Press, Inc.
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher ^elected
2.80
S. & S. Arts & Crafts
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
7.15
Stanley Bomar Company, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected
The Steck Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
187.59
Publisher’ Selected
3.30
Sterling Publishing Co., Inc. Suppls-Textbooks
■30.00 ■ 4
67.25
6,526.85
1,?
60.00
37.35
Stillwater Engraving Service
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Selected
Janet Taylor
Special Education
Reimbursement
2.25
Teaching Aids Service, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Low
6.00
T. G. & Y. Store //ll
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
8.55
T. G. & Y. Store #39
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
6.32
Mary.A. Thacker, Clerk
A-25-A Suppls-Supt’s Off Petty Cash A-28 Supplsr^esearch Reimbursement A—53 Administrative 1-30 Suppls-Textbooks 1-32 Periodicals & Pamphlets 1-33 Suppls-Audio Visual I-35-B Suppls-Radio & TV--Ford I-36-C Driver ’’’’raining 1-39 Suppls-Vocational & • I-51-A Printing 1-52 Suppls-Instrnc. 0"E‘f. I-55-A Consultants 1-55-A Travel F-5 Rentals
10.00
27.06 .95 3.95 6.51 3.00 5.75 2.95 13.30 15. 00 2.00 6.80 9.18 12.72 38.95
159.01
175.95
Thompson School Book Depository
Suppls-Textbo0ks
Publisher Selected 6I.LU4. Low 113.50
Thompson Book & Supply Co.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Low
10.55
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT’D
(1959-60 General .Fund - Continued)
B-ll
Times Journal Publishing Co.
Personnel Directory
Board Action
2,612.00
Blanche F. Titus
Election
Board Action
150.00
Triangle Blue'Print & Supply
Suppls- Engineer’s Off.
Charles E. Tuttle Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Standard 23.98 U2.57 Selected Publisher Selected
1136.55 3.07
Uhles Food Store
Suppls“Home Economics
Selected
102.uu
Underwood Corporation
Suppls-Audio Visual
Selected Low
3.oo 3.90
8.90
United World Films, Inc.
Suppls-Audio Visual
Standard Selected
16.72 662.33
679.03
University Bookstore of Delaware University of Chicago Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.03
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
12.89
The University of Nebraska Extension Division University of Oklahoma
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
7.9h
Suppls-Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
50.28
U. S. News & World Report
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Publisher Selected
5U.110
Vantage Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.16
Vaseco, Incorporated
Suppls-Audio Visual NDEA
Selected Low
Vernon Law Book Company
Suppls-Business Off.
Publisher Selected
15.00
The Viking Press, Inc.
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.87
J. Weston Walch, Publisher
Suppl-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
2 e 611
Webster Publishing Company
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selected
17.811
W. M. Welch Manufacturing Company Wesleyan University Press, Incorporated West Chemical Products, Inc.
Commencement Expense
Agreement
13.87
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
Suppls—Custodial
Low
Western Bank & Office Supply
Suppls-Radio & TV-Reg
Selected Low
Western Newspaper Union
Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Low
Western Uniform & -Towel Service
Printing-Reg. & Admin.
Low Selected
The Westminster Press
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
J
3511.115 11.110
358.85
1.95 11111.,00 . 5.80 6.115
12.25 19.50
9.26 6.23
15.51
11.118
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D E
5*
(1959-60 General Fund - Continued)
B-12 11.28
Western Union
Telephone-Regular
Utilities
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Suppls-Textbo oks
Publisher Selected
6.95
The H. W. Wilson Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Publisher Selected
17.50
World Book Company
Texts-All Departments
Board Action
1,729.51
655.15
City Office Supply, Inc.
Board Action Hillcrest-Est. Architect Fees Board Action Suppls-All Schools Science & Gen. Instr■uc. Low Suppls-NDEA
Doenges Supply Company
Suppls-Science Dept.
Selected
275.90
Dollies Ceramics
Suppls-Stcreroom
Board Action
338.UO
Dowlings, Inc.
Suppls-Special Ed.
Selected
Dulaneyr s
Suppls-Science Dept.
Selected Board'Action
Follett Publishing Company
Suppls-Special Ed.
Publisher Selected
75.36
General Electric Supply Co.
Suppls- Engineer’s Off.
Low
25.30
Graham Paper Company
Stock-Storeroom
Board Action
'10,635.26
Hudgins, Thompson, Ball & Associates Kilpatrick Brothers
Roosevelt Jr. HighEst. 55 Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Board Action
1,831.90
Low
Library Service Company
Suppls-Textbooks
Bid Agreement
Lone Star School Book Depository, Inc. W. R. Lowe Building Company
Suppls-Adult School
Publisher Selected 1
H illc re s t -E s t. #5
Board Action
32,206.98
Monroe Calculating Machine Company, Inc. National Education Asso.
Office Machines-Stock
Board Action
1,900.00
Suppls-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
Refinery Supply Company
Suppls-Gen. Instruc.
Letter Quotation
Remington Rand Division
Suppls-Libraries
Selected
Robinson Janitor Supply
Suppls-Oustodial
Board Action
Science Research Associates, Incorporated
Suppls-Gen Instruc.
Publisher Selected
1958-59 GENERAL FUND Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff, Architects Frank H. Braunlich
555.30 535.85
21.62 2:,2 6 8.00 6,791.00
9,059.00
507.71 1,260.68 13.15
19.95 195.58
70.00
5,320.00
559.38
MEETING OE DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
(1958-59 General Fund - Continued)
B-13 12U.03
Simon & Schuster, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV-Ford
Publisher Selected
Stevens Pictures of Texas, Incorporated Tankersley Construction
Suppls-Science Dept.
Board Action
h,155.00
Roosevelt Jr.-Est.#b
Board Action
91,595.00
Triangle Blue Print & Supply
Stock-Storeroom-Science
Board Action Low
Twentieth Century Fund
Suppls-Textboo ks
Publisher Selec ted
Underwood Corporation
Stock-Off. Machines ' Suppls-Vocational Ed.
Board Action Standard
Webster Publishing Company
Supple-Instruc. Off.
Publisher Selected
W. M. Welch Manufacturing
Commencement Expense
Bid Agreement Low
Acme Quality Paints, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low
Acoustical Engineering Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Board Action
Air Reduction Sales Co.
Shop-All Schools
Low
The ARCO Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
The Automotive, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Auto Parts & Machine Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Selected
91.68 15.39
A. & W. Violin Shop
Musical Instruments
Barada & Page, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs
Low Selected Low
19.75 h2.35
The Black & Decker Mfg. Co,
Mtrl-Bldgs
Standard
The Boardman Company
Mtrl-Bldgs •
Low Letter Bid
875.00
The Clarence L. Boyd Co., Incorporated Burroughs Corporation Britton Piano Shop Capitol Steel & Iron Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD'
Standard '
601.61
Office Machines Musical Instruments Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Agreement Standard Low
11.67 67.50 225.00
Capitol'Typewriter-Company
Office Machines
Standard
33.00
Bob Cates
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
72.06
10,622.hO 50.67
10,673.0? 3.89
2,72^.00
3S?61
2,802.61 7.62
2,861.50 128.7h
2,990.2h
1959-60 BUILDING LEVY FUND ho. 25
l,hho.oo 2.60
51.75 i
h6.6h 107.37
62.10 6.18 16.73
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
B-15
(1959-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued)
578.55
Cathey Roofing Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low.
City Office Supply Co.
Apparatus-Audio Visual
Low
25.90
City Spring Morks
■Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
<8.97
John H. Cole Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
29.57
Al Cook Desk & Office Supply
Office Machines
Standard
Cook Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
Coronet Films
Suppls-NDEA
Standard
Cox Radio & Sound TV
Suppls-Visual Aids
Low .
Crane Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
216.55
The Dagwell Dixie Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
- 5.16
Dannenburg Distributing ■
Mtrl-Bldgs-Fo rd
Low Selected
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
.Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement Low
7.50
337.92 ... -1
#0.00 t 3.55
96.56 105.90
202.56
• 583.00 6.00
589.00 665.00
Dictaphone Corporation
Eqpt-Supt’s Off.
Board Action
The Dolese Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Re g
Bid Agreement
Dowlings, Inc.
Mtrl-Furniture
Standard Selected
132.00 19.35
151.35
Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg Suppls-School Shops
Standard Low
73.97 2.55
76.52
Bill Doyle
Office Machines'
Standard
Dulaney’s
Replacement of Noninstructional Low Selected Equipment Board Action
51.75
33.20 198.97 86.06 3,780.00
5,065.03
Duplicating Products, Inc.
Office Machines
Standard
250.15
Dyke Brothers
Mtrl-Bl dg s -Re g
Low
. 17.18
Electric Equipment & Supply Company Elevator Sales 1. Service
Mt rl-Bldg s-Re g
Low
58.28
Mtrl-Bldgs-Re g
Low
26.50
.Federal Corporation
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Low Letter Bid
The Fleck Bearing Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
708.58 51.00
759.58
22.61
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
B-15
(195’9-60 Building Levy Fund - Continued) Tom W. Fleenor
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
2U.00
Forests Lawn Mower Service
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
6.00
General Electronics, Inc.
Electronics
Selected
General Electric Company Power Tube Depu. General Electric Supply Go.
Suppls-Radio & TV
Board Action
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Board Action
33U.67 171.10
505.77
General Truck, Inc.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard Low
102.12 10.80
112.92
F. E. Georgia Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
The Glidden Company
Mt rl-Bldgs-Re g
Bid Agreement
Graybar Electric Co., Inc.
Suppls-Visual Aids
Low
9.09
Hart Industrial Supply Co,
Mtr1-Bldg s-Re g
Low
999.21
Herb Welding & Radiator Co.-,
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
91.3h
H. & H. Electric Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
20.06
Bill Hinkle Trucking Service- Mtrl-Grounds
Low
13.50
Hoover Equipment Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low Standard
UU.92 180.99
225.91
The House of Wren
Eqpt-Supt's Office
Low Standard
78.75 9.85
88.60
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Bid Agreement
U02.02 83.98
1186.00
Hydraulic Equipment Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
28.00
Independent Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Low
96.00
International Harvester Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
Johnnie’s Tire Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
3911.57
J. & R. Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD Low
7.60
Harry Keeton Supply Co., Incorporated Kilpatrick Brothers
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
30.87
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
6511.67
Locke Supply Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
101.70
Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
105.90
Riley McCullough
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
31.00 1,050.00
176.78 63.25
1.67
65.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - cont'd
(1959-60 Building Levy Fund - Cob
b -16
c
Mideke Supply Company■
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
181.17
Mid-West Surgical Supply Company, Inc. The Miehle Company
Eqot-School Shops
Low
76.50
School Shop
Standard
12.88
Miller Jackson Company
Suppls-Visual Aids
Selected
319.10
;
Millsap’s
Musical Instruments
1. h ]■ '
Selected Low
Morgensen Lumber Company
Electronics
Low Board Action
Murphy & Perkins ReadyMixed Concrete M. & V. Supply Co., Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Mt r 1 -Bldgs-Reg
Low
National Theatre Supply Co.
Suppls-NIEA-Sc ie nee
Board Action
Edmund Nielsen Woodwind Instrument Service Nix Industrial Supply
Musical Instruments
Selected
.Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Norman Plumbing Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Letter Bid Low
Oil Field Ignition Parts Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
'Oklahoma Oxygen Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Agreement
Oklahoma Seating Company
Eq'ct-Instrue.-All Schools Low Low Letter Bid
Oklahoma Typewriter Co.
Office Biachines
Standard
28.30
Henry Payne
Mtrl-Grounds
Agreement
30.00
Peery’s Tire A Supply-Co.
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
12.75
The Perolin Company, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Pettee’s Farm Store, Inc.
Mtrl-Grounds
Low ‘
11.10
School Shop
Low
15.50
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Plibrico Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Electronics
Publisher Selected
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
:
■f
;
; Pipkin Photo Service
s
• Precision Apparatus Co., . Incorporated Prime Petroleum Products, Incorporated Radio Corporation of America
Replacement of Noninstructional Equipment-Ford Board Action
81.82 52.50
137.32
Ll 77.9O 1,321.61 ' ' 1,799.5U 1,117.51
17.21 3,500.00
15.99 5.1+1 315.60 . 17.01
362.61
8.96 21.21 - 31.20 195.60
529.80
1132.00
.
JOy'eOj) 153.80 2.50
37.72
183.00
MEETING OR DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
a .’
B-17' .
, (^9J?$V6O- fBuilding Levy Fund - Continued)
3.01l.
Radio Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand Corp. Reno Company, Inc.
Office Machines
Agreement
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected
Republic Steel Corp. Truscon Division G. D. Richardson Mfg. Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
Eqpt-Fhysical Ed.
Letter Bid
330.00
♦Kathleen L. Riggs
Eqpt-Special Ed.
Selected
1192.90
Robertson Sales Company
Mtrl-Purniture
Low
Mrs. Lewis Robinson
Eqpt-Music Dept.
Selected
60.00
Reudy’s Auto Shop
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Selected
90.00
Service Supply, Inc.
Suppls-Radio & TV
Publisher Selected
S. & H. Shade Company
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Low
295.20
Sharp Auto Supply Company
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
192.01
Sharp & Nichols Music Co.
Musical Instruments
Selected
116.11
Sherman Machine & Iron Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
211,7.20
Sherwin Williams Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Selected Low
Singer Sewing Machine Co. 1116 West Main -Street S. & J. Supply Company
Eqpt-General' Instruc.
Standard
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Low
Skil Corporation
Eqpt-School Shops
Standard
Smith-Corona Marchant, Inc.
Office Machines
Agreement
Bert Smith Road Machinery Company, Inc. Snap-on-Tools Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
1129.23
Repr-Vehcl Ecpt-Reg
Selected
10.95
Southern Air Filter, Inc.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
118.75
Joe Southwell Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
120.00
Southwest Parts Corporation
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
Standard
13.11.1
Spurlin Sales Incorporated
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Standard
2.75
Standard Testing & Engineering Company
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
10.00
Star Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldg s-Reg
Low Letter Bid
lili.68!
2,87U.5O 206.00
15.60
5.00
6.07
811.00 17.50
101.50 110.65
90.25 1.85 1,772.50
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
i
'
7
■■■-
'
®-18
;'X1?$!^6O Building Levy Fund - Continued)
’
^8-0.79 ’
■Star Parts, Inc.
Eqpt-School Shops
Low
State Agency for Surplus Property Steel Supply Company
Suppls-Radio & TV
Low
21.116 *
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
52.87
Stephens Brothers Piano Service
Musical Instruments
Selected Low
Bill Story Fire & Safety Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Agreement
Ed'Stuart’s Music Shop
Musical Instruments
Selected
Ace ^Stubblefield Brothers
Mtrl-*‘urniture
Low
52.50
Taylor Glass Shop
Eqpt-School Shops
Low
6.21
Thompson-Hayward Chemical ■ Company Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Mtrl-Grounds
Low
56.00
M-ll Mtrl-Grounds Petty Cash M-12-A Mtrl—kldgs-Reg Reimbursement M-lli Repr-Radio & TV M-20 Repr-Gen. Eqpt. M-21-A Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-R••'o M-21-B Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
51i.oo 111.50,
68.50
1,186.00 100.00
16.36 113.U5 '5.22 57.52 ■ 19.56 11.25
216.36
1169.113 1116.119
615.92
Trice Wholesale Electronics Company, Inc.
Electronics
Selected Low
Underwood Corporation
Office Machines
Agreement
U. S. Supply Company ;
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low Letter Bid
Vari-Typer Corporation
Eqpt-School Shops
Standard
Vaseco, Inc.
Suppls-Visual Aids
Selected
Ward Brothers Truck Parts
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg & HD Low
Western Newspaper Union
Eqpt-SchooD Shops
Selected Low
Williams Radiator Service
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-Reg
Low
5.00
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply
Repr-Vehcl Eqpt-HD
low
Uli.811
City3Office Supply, Inc.
Mtrl-Furniture
Board Action
9,6111.20
Collins Radio Company
Repr-Radio & TV Board Action Replacement of Noninstructional Equipment
62.00
' 6,910.110
238.91
10.32 70 Z’/l 21.50 31.90 1.50
33.110
1958-59 BUILDING LEVY FUND
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1
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(1958-59 Building Levy Rind - Continued)
B-19
Davidson & Case Lumber Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Bid Agreement
Dulaney’s
Appa ratus-Ford
Board Action
992.25
Genera? Electric Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
U57.87
Graybar Electric Company
Mtrl-Grounds
Board Action
131.U0
Hart Industrial Supply Co.
Eqpt-School Shops
Low
51.00
Hunzicker Brothers
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
177.h2
Moore Business. Forms, Inc.
Low
1,116.00
Morgensen Lumber Company
Eqpt-Operation and Maintenance Furniture-All Schools
Board Action
933.00
Norman Plumbing Supply Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Board Action.
77.9b
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Mtrl-Bldgs-Reg
Low
57.0U
Tektronix, Inc.
Apparatus-Ford
Low
11.10
Improvement of Grounds
Standard Board Action
Butler Shade Company
■U. S. Grant High-Est #5 (Construction) New Furn., & Fixtures
Carco Homes, Inc.
Improvement of Grounds
Board Action
26o, I4.0
M. H. Cavnar Plumbing Co.
Roosevelt Jr.-Est. $i (Mechanical) Harding High-Est#5 (Remodel & Repair)
Board Action
19,957.73
Board Action
16,013.52
Davis & Irion Furniture
New Furn. & Fixtures
Selected
150.00
The Dolese Company
Improvement of Grounds
Bid Agreement
997.Ul
Standard
215.00
33.90
j 1
1958 BOND FUND American-First Title & Trust' Company M. L. Beaty Construction.
E. V. Cox Construction Co.
E. D. Hill Jr. - County Surv. Improvement of Grounds
25,U-16.26
lho.oo 16U.U5
•
Bill Hinkle Trucking Service
Improvement of Grounds
Low
Hudgins, Thompson, Ball &
Roosevelt Jr.-Est. #li (Mechanical) Est. #U (Electrical) Est. #3
Board Action
Ross School-Est. #8
Board Action
John M. Noftsger, General Contractor
f
Selected Low
190.50
■
30U.U5
8.I1O 399.15 119.89
519.on
10,000.00
Oklahoma City Scenic Co.
New Furn. & Fistures
Low
235.10 ■ /
Fred Pojezny, Jr,
Ross School-Est. #8
Board Action
200.00*
Reynolds & Morrison Architects, A. I. A. Fred H. Spaulding, Contractor Suttle Construction Co.
Mark Twain School-Final Architect Fees Roosevelt Jr.-Est. #3 . (Electrical) Marshall High-Mf^.^2-r ,
Board Action
Mary A. Thacker, Clerk
Business Expense
Board Action .Board. Action
r.
»
,
^17^8^00’
Petty Cash Reimbursement ’t A
%
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959
R. #252 Bills and Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Mr. TU^mpson and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the November payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $U5^,20h.87 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #253 Stage Curtains for Schools Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to confirm the purchase and installs tion of stage curtains at Creston Hills, Jefferson Davis, Mark Twain, McKinley, and John Ross schools in the total amount of $3>3^9.28; the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows: Creston Hills - - •-------- #918 - - -- - - $705.81 J. Davis - - - - - - - -#938 - - -. _ _ 658.90 Copy of Notice for Bids Mark Twain - - - - - - #912 ------- - - - 718.68 is attached below. McKinley - - - - - - - #933 - - ■- - - 699.M John Ross - - - - .-------- #983 - - ■- - - 586.76 $3,3^9.28
J
j
the drapes to be purchased from The Oklahoma City Scenic Company, lowest and best TJ bidder. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.
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R. #25'1+ Bids Accepted on Library Supplies
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of one iot of library supplies from the bidders%own listed below in the total amount of $1,797-72; the'purchase to be charged to account 1-31:
$1,6OU.1O 172.90 20.72 $1,797.72’
Gaylord Bros., Inc. Remington Rand Dowlings, Inc.
)
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. R. #255 Bid Accepted on Diplomas
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to accept the bid of Star Engraving Company for the furnishing of graduation diplomas for the 1959-80 school term, their bid of $1.00 each for 2,000 diplomas, more or less, being low, and all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
4
•=£ >.2 •a’S
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a> Mi \J Site P&Hj Wm-1-5 R. #256 Bids on Lumber Accepted
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase from Austin Lumber Company in the total amount of $5,023.^1 of one lot of lumber to be used by the maintenance department, the purchase to be charged to account M-12-A; 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 DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr.’•Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve accepting bids of the following firms on one lot of standard vocational storeroom stock supply items in the total amount of $2,208.31: Morgensen Lumber Co. Mideke Supply Co. Hart Industrial Supply Co. Dannenburg Distributing Co.
166.17 90 1,891.7^ 60.00 $2,208.31
$
JR. #257 ^Vocational Storeroom Stoci ; Supply Purchase Approved
Charged to account 1-39
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #258 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of one 1957 model Chicago Pneumatic Rotary Air Compressor (used) for use by the maintenance Purchase of Air Compressor department, from the Reno Company, Inc., in the total amount of $2,075.^+;. the purchase ‘Approved_______ to be charged to account C-19; it being understood that the Reno Company will allow $77^«56 from the list price of $2,850.00 as credit of 9^ of the $82^.00 which the Board has paid for leasing the compressor for the past four months. imously on roll call.
The motion carried unan-
R. #259 Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson that one lot of kitchen equip;Bids Accepted ment be purchased for various school cafeterias from the low bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $5,5^.00, the purchase to be charged to the Central Food Service on Kitchen j Equipment account:
$2,1+25.00 1,069.00 2,050.00 $5,5M+.OO
Commercial Equipment Co. Empire Equipment Co. Hobart 'Sales Agency
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to authorize entering into an agreement with the Goodyear Service Store for the recapping of all Board-owned tires; the agreement to become effective from the awarding date of this bid through June 30; i960, the Goodyear Company having presented the best over-all bid for the requirements desired. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by ture for Hillcrest of $15,298.73; the ceived in response
Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to purchase one lot of furniand Ross schools from the bidders listed below in the total amount purchase to be charged to accounts listed; all bids having been reto the attached Notice for Bids:
R. #260 JAgreement for Recapping Tires
Ji
R. #261 Bids Awarded <3-----------------------------------on Furniture -- ——
Account #966 ------ $10,516.65 Account $963 -----U,782.08 $15,298.73
Wesbanco Thompson Book & Supply Co. Oklahoma Seating Co. Triangle Blue Print Co. Dowlings, Inc. Virco Mfg. Co. City Office Supply Co. Midwest Surgical Co.
$
910.18 1,212.90 1+,558.32 310.00 1,683.20 6,267.90 129.83 226.Uo $15,298.73
3
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." A copy of Central Food Service Financial Statement as of October 31> 1959 was submitted as information to the Board.
J Food Service I Financial j Statement
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT’D
R. #262 Purchase of Audio-Visual Equipment Approved.
It was moved, by Mr. Thompson and. seconded, by Mr. Lott that one lot of tape: recorders, filmstrip projectors, overhead projectors, and television stands be purchased for various schools from the bidders whose bids are shown underlined on the attached tabulation, in the total amount of $16,337/5; the purchase to be charged to the following accounts (NDEA): C-60 - Elementary Science $3/93-00 Secondary Science 1,099.00 $U,792.oo C-61 - Elementary Language 9,872.00 Secondary Language 1/73-65 $11,5^5.65 $16,337/5 Grand total
TABULATION - AUDIO VISUAL
UNIT PRICE .
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
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$8,245.00 9./42.^ 10,372.21 10,403.95 10,665.15 10,954.21 10,990.10 11,130.75 11,350.74 11 ,732.15 12,263.71 12,464/6 12,464.50 13,095.00 13,580.00 13,754.60 13,646.82
Pentron TR-IO Recordi0 #602 Webcor #2005 Telectro #359 Revere #TI100 Webcor-Regen t .72005 Revere #TI 100 VM #7IOA .. Bell & HoWel1 #785 VM #710 Webcor #2001 Pentron XP-60 Pentron XP-60 Wo 1lensak #TI500 Wo 1lensak #TI500 Wo 1lensak #TI500 Webcor P 2911-1
Cory’s Motion Picture Holmes & Torbett Inc. Frank H. Braunllch Holmes & Torbett Inc. Dowlings, Inc. Vaseco, Inc. Hoover Brothers Inc. Kathleen L. Riggs
^£0 1,495*,QQ 69.27 1,561.35 1,644.50 71.50 71 ,98Less 2% 1,622.43 1,689.35 73.45 1,725.00 75.00 1,828.50 79.50 2,001.00 87.00
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OVERHEAD PROJECTORS
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$ 85.00 Vaseco, Inc. Dowlings, Inc. 106.93 Trice Wholesale Johnson Wholesale 107.25 109.95 Dee’s Photo Sup. Inc. 1 12.93 Kathleen L. Riggs 113*33 Frank H. Braunlich Frank H. Braunllch 114.75 118.80 Holmes & Torfeett Inc. 120.95 Miller Jackson Co* Trice Wholesale Electronicl26.43 128.50 Radio Supply Inc. 128.50 Johnson Wholesale 135.00 Frank H. Braunllch 140.00 Cory’s Motion Picture 141.80 Hoover Brothers, Inc. 143.56 Holmes & Torbett Inc.
FILMSTRIP PROJECTORS
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TAPE RECORDERS
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Frank H. Braunllch Hoover Brothers Inc. Cory’s Motion Picture Dowlings, Inc. Vaseco, Inc. Triangle Blue Print Co. Kathleen L. Riggs
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275.40 288.00 295.75 300.00 302.17 307.75
3,304.80 3,456.00 3,549.65 3,600.00 3,626.04 3,693.00
27.50 28 .85 29.50 31.00 32*50
JL226±oo 2,200.00 2,308.00 2,360.00 2,488.00 2,600.00
Spencer #3550 Bese 1 er Vu-Graph 6600 American Optical Bese 1 er #6600 Bese 1 er #6600 Bese 1 er #6600 Bese 1er #6600
TELEVISION STANDS, Pixmobile
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Triangle Blue Print Co. Hoover Brothers Inc. Frank H. Braunllch Vaseco, Inc. Hoover Bro thers ; 1nc. Cory’s Motion Picture
Pixmobile #1000-21 Hoover-#X-I Pixmobile #1000-21 Pixmobile #1000-21 Pixmobile #1000-21 Pixmobile #1000-21
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1959 - CONT'D f;
Notice for Bids on aufeo-visual equipment:
R. #262 Continued
The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." The following resolution was presented and, on motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded hy Mr. Bennett, it was approved with all members voting "aye" on roll call;
WHEREAS, The District on November 1959 sold items of surplus and obsolete merchandise in three lots to three persons, each of whom submitted highest bid for the items purchased, Mr. Drabeck (Diving Air Equipment Company), 208 S. W. though notified that he was a successful bidder for one of the three lots of merchandise above mentioned and was instructed as to the method for paying for .same and obtaining possession thereof, has done nothing. ST NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT MOVED that Mr. Drabeck be notified that if the above merchandise sold to him is not picked up by him and paid for by 12:00 noon, Thursday, December 17, 1959, his right to receive and pay for said materials will be at an end, and it is ordered that in such event the said materials be readvertised for sale.
R. #263 Agreement in re Surplus Proper'
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of the following described property from Leon C. and Mildred L. Baker for the sum of $3A,000:
Lots 1, 2, 3, A, 7 and 8, Block 29, NESBITTS ADDITION to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, being a subdivision of Block 29 of McCANN'S SOUTH HIGHLAND ADDITION to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, being a part of the NE^ of Sec. 20, T-ll-N, R-3-W, according to the recorded plat thereof, commonly known as 5209 S. McKinley, Oklahoma City; and
jR. #26A ; Approval to i Purchase : Property i (Fillmore \ School)
A part of the E| of Block A and 5 in McCANN DAVIS SOUTH HIGHLAND ADDITION to Oklahoma City, as shown by the recorded plat thereof; more particularly described as: Beginning at the NE corner of said Block A, thence south 50 ft. along the east line of said Block A, thence west and parallel to the north line a distance of 18A.80',more .or less, thence north to a point 18A.80 ft. west of the said NE corner, thence east 18A.8O ft. to the point or place of beginning, commonly known as 5213 S. McKinley, Oklahoma City.
this request to Include authority to issue warrants for the purchase price of the property according to the terns of the contract for sale which was approved and ordered signed. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." Information to the Board:
It was reported that bids will be opened at A:30 p. m., Thursday, December 17, 1959 on construction of Jefferson Junior High School and construction of an addition to Northeast High School.
Date for 'Opening Bids
Motion to adjourn to Thursday, December 17, 1959, A:30 p. m. in the Board; Room, was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
iR. 7A265 Adjournment to foec. 17, 1959, |A:30 P. M.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
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Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn,'Business Manager; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Charles Harville, Bill Foutz, and Gene Stinebeck - Directors; Dr. Jack Parker, Assistant to Superintendent; Bill Jenkins, Research Department; Mark Cullen and George Payne, Engineer's Office; John Douglas of the Daily Oklahoman. i Invocation
Dr. N, L. George gave the invocation.
SPECIAL BUSINESS Oh motion of Mr. Skaggs, seconded hy Mr. Lott, Lids were opened and read aloud on the following building projects, bids being received in response to the attached N&tice for Bids, and tabulated below: (1)
Northeast High School Addition;
Northeast Addition
Bidder J. J. Bollinger Builders Wm. Gill Manhattan Walter Nashert Suttle
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Dunning Harmon Lippert Bolinger Builders Gill Smiser Manhattan Dennehy Tankersley
Thos. Jefferson Junior High School
TABULATIONS Base Bid
Alt. #1 ADD
Alt. #2 DEDUCT
Alt. #3 DEDUCT
Alt. #4 DEDUCT
$1,079,000 998,500 1,081,550 1,062,254 1,048,993 1,022,000
97,000 89,200 90,802 84,954 76,119 75,000
340,000 349,000 382,232 344,875 370,779 413,000
260,000 298,000 306,476 302,500 307,352 287,000
105,000 113,000 124,305 125,050 137,684 126,000
Base Bid
Alt. #1 DEDUCT
Alt. #£0 ADD
3259 1800 2970 3500 3300 3000 3484 2478 3545 2634
27,910 23,200 26,062 26,000 28,900 24,900 26,876 27,595 27,850 24,383
Thomas Jefferson Bidder
R. #266 Approval to iOpen Bids
$1,164,379 1,159,900 1,178,490 1,164,900 1,168,600 1,191,700 1,207,223 1,199,762 1,196,937 1,133,343
R. #267 It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs tb.ids on Northeast Addition and i Bids Referred Jefferson Junior High School be referred to the central office staff for further consider-1 to Central ation, '/study'-, consultation, and later report to the Board. ; Office On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
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The Board of Education was grievel to learn of the passing of Judge Edgar S. Vaught, December 1959 ■— Judge Vaught came to Oklahoma City in 1901 and served as principal of Irving High School, which was Oklahoma City's only high school at that time. From 1902 to 1906 he served as superintendent of schools. Before statehood, he was On-the Territorial Board of Education. Later, he served on the State Board of Education for three years and on the State Board of Regents for the Normal Schools of Oklahoma. Judge Vaught was always interested in providing the best possible educational programs and facilities for the boys and girls of our city and our state.
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On January 3> 1956, he administered the oath of office to the newly-elected officers of the Board of Education of Oklahoma City. .
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Along with his dedication to education, he was a constant leader in all civic activities which would improve our community. He organized the Naturalization Service which is held in the Federal Building for all foreign-bom residents in Oklahoma, who wish to become citizens of our United States.
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He was a member of the Official Board of St. Luke's Methodist Church and was Chairman of the Board of Trustees. For many years he was director of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce and served as its president in 1916.
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Judge Vaught's many contributions to our city and state will live on as a memorial to the life of a dedicated Christian leader.
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The Board of Education was grieved to hear of the passing of Miss Lelah Popplewell, December 8, 1959Miss Popplewell joined the Oklahoma City Public School System as a mathematics teacher at Central High School in 1916, where she taught until I9UU. After that she served on the Reserve and Advisory Board until the end of the 19U7-^8 school year.
She was known for her excellent teaching ability, adaptability, resourcefulness, and ready grasp of subject matter. She was very generous in giving of her time after school to help students. We feel that she will long be remembered by these students and by her co-workers.
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The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to her family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher and for her many years of service to the boys and girls at Central High School.
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The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. Flynn McDowell, December 11, 1959*
He was capable, very cooperative, and endeared himself to the principal, staff, patrons, and children, by his willingness to go out of his way to help with the Scout organization at Foster on his own time. He will be greatly missed by all his associates.
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Mr. McDowell joined the Oklahoma City School System in 19^2 as floorman at Linwood School. Following his tenure there he served in that capacity at several other schools until 19^-9 when he became custodian at Hawthorne School. He also served as custodian at Mark Twain and Polk Schools before going to Foster.
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R. #268 Continued
MR. FLYNN MCDOWELL (Cont’d)
The Board of Education extends its profound sympahty to his family and pays tribute to his many years of faithful services to the Oklahoma City Public Schools. MRS. BERTHYL WITCHER The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Berthyl Witcher, December 13, 1959*
Mrs. Witcher joined the Oklahoma City School System in the fall of 1953 as second grade teacher at Valley Brook School, where she taught until she became ill. She was considered a very good primary teacher and had the respect and friendship of her patrons and co-workers. She contributed her part to the organization of the initial instructional program at Valley Brook School. She was cooperative, and the children were her first interest. She worked many hours after school preparing her classwork. She was loved by all who knew her because of her fine Christian character and sincerity of purpose.
She was a member of the Kentucky Avenue Baptist Church, the National Education Association, Oklahoma Education Association, and the Oklahoma ST City Classroom Teachers Association.
The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to her family, and wishes to express sincere appreciation of her services to the boys and girls at Valley Brook School. PURCHASING
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of one lot of science equipment and supplies for use by the Audio Visual Department and Northwest Classen High School from the bidders shown listed below in the total amount of $3,075*71, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows:
Audio Visual Department - Account C-60 (NDEA) - - $2,52U.8O Northwest Classen, supplies - Account I-36-A - 550*91 $3,075-71 AMOUNTS RECOMMENDED FROM EACH COMPANY Refinery Supply Co. W. M. Welch E. H. Sargent & Co. Melton Co. Science Kit, Inc. I
$2,378.81+ 268.50 31^*03 81.1+9 32.85 $3,075*71
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R* #269 Bids Accepted on Science Equip. & Sup. (Later re sc inc ed)
(This action of the Board was later rescinded for further consideration.)
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." BUILDINGS
The following information was reported: (a)
The central office has accepted John Ross Elementary School for use. There are some materials which need to be installed before final acceptance.
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The cafeteria portion of Grant High School project has been accepted, with minor exceptions.
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The remodeling at Harding auditorium has been accepted, with minor exceptions.
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Skaggs and carried.
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