Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Meeting Minutes, 1961 by Metropolitan Library System Oklahoma

MEETING OF JANUARY 2, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN

THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1961 AT ^:3O P.M. PRESENT:

ABSENT:

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

Phil C. Bennett, Vice President Wm. F. Lott Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Mrs. Warren Welch

Meeting Adjourned to Tuesday, January 3? 19&1, 3:00 P.M. A quorum not Being present, the President declared the meeting adjourned to Tuesday, January 3, 1961, 3:00 p. m., in the Board Room, Administration Building.

Adjournment t< Tuesday, Ton

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1961

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I SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1961 AT 3:00 P.M. I ! PRESENT: Otto F. Thompson, President J Phil C. Bennett, Vice President

I ■ | ; ;

William F. Lott Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. ABSENT:

Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Dr. N. L. George, and; Dr. Jack F. Parker - Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; B. D. Foutz, Chief Engineer; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Lester Reed, Superintendent's Office; Floy Campbell, Gladys McDonald, Bill Haller, Tom Smith, Gene Stinebeck - Directors; Dr. Robert Phillips, Psycholo-^ gist; Gene Post, Visual Aids Department; Pat Flood of the Daily Oklahoman; representatives of professional groups and business firms as guests; Dr. Wayne Coffin, Pastor Crown Heights ; Methodist Church !Invocation Dr. Wayne Coffin, Pastor of Crown Heights Methodist Church, gave the Invocation.

On motion of Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meetings of November 16, JR. #1 Minutes i960 and December i960 were approved as read j Approved A large number of visitors from different professional groups and business firms, present for this first meeting of the new year, were introduced by the President and welcomed to the meeting and the reception to follow. a

SPECIAL

On motion of Mr. Bennett , seconded by Mr. Lott, bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids on storm sewers and paving of parking areas on the site of the new Hoover Junior High School were opened and read aloud as tabulated below: oc2«

Ir . #2

(Bids Opened on ;Sewer-Paving I Project,Hoover I

Bidder

Proposal #1 Concrete Street Pav.

Proposal #2 Asphalt Street Pav

i I

Proposal #3 Prop* #*1 Prop. #5 Sts.| Asph. St. or #2 Sewer Coml Cone. St. Asph. Park. Cone. Park bination Bid | St. Sewer PavI 4. !

M. A. Swatek Co. Haskell Lemon Co. Connelly Paving Co. Frontier Co. Doerfler-Krapff Corp Metropolitan Paving Co. ! 8 !

TABULATION OF BIDS ON SEWER-PAVING PROJECT HOOVER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Triple "A" Construction Co.

$U2,970 W+,350 *+3,980 1+5,150 M+,585

$36,360 38,970 37,870 39,900 38,990 37,870

$39,3^6 *11,750 1+0,900 *13,050 1+2,175

$39,981+ 1+2,1+85 *11,550 1+11,100 *13,250

$21,750 23,890 23,800 21+,150 2*1,750

$36,360 38,976 37,870 39,909 38,990

Proposal #1 Storm Sewers Only

$19,210.1U

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that the foregoing bids be referred to the central office staff for further consideration and consultation and later report The motion carried. to the Board LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the month of December and turned a copytto the Clerk to be filed. The Auditor, Mr. Prigmore, reported all bills as listed in the agenda have been checked by the Auditing Department and are ready for action of the Board.

i Treasurer's Report Auditor's Report

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1961 - CONTINUED ... ..............

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i. #;Ua Reports Approved

On .motion of Mr. Benne%t, seconded by Mr. Lott, the foregoing reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor were approved as presented.

1- #B transfer of Accounts Apprv.

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett, to approve the following recommended appropriation transfers in the General Fund, and the motion carried unanimously on roll call:

TRANSFER TO

2U0-E 321-B-2 620-A-ll 620-A-12 1030-E

Flight Training Health Department - ExtraHelp Fire Extinguishers Pest Control Transportation Equipment

$ 1,100.00 275*00 5,000.00 500.00 16,303.17

Total-------- $23,178.17 TRANSFER FROM 510-A

Custodial Salaries

$23,178*17

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R* #5 Resolution of Appreciation Approved (Mrs. Irma J. Shook)

On motion of Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Irma J. Shook, recently deceased, was passed: RESOLUTION

IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. IRMA J. SHOOK The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Irma Jean Shook, December 28, i960.

Mrs. Shook left her fifbth grade teaching position at Buchanan School in November of this year when she became ill. She had taught in the Oklahoma City Public Schools for the past 29 years with the exception of last year when she took a leave of absence to teach in the Forest Sherman School for United States Military dependents in Naples, Italy. She was an active member of the First Church of the Nazarene and a member of our local, state, and national organizations. She served as state and national President of Kappa Kappa Iota, educational sorority, and belonged to the Oklahoma Orchid Society.

A conscientious worker and organizer, her graciousness, generosity, and thoughtfulness endeared her to her students, their parents, and those associated with her. She provided leadership in many phases of her work and had an excellent educational back-ground. We feel that her high ideals and personality will live on in the hearts of all who knew her.

Her suffering was great and her passing a deep sorrow to her family and her friends. The Board of Education extends its profound sympathy to the bereaved family and pays tribute to an outstanding teacher, whose faithful services to our public schools will be greatly missed. (Signed) Otto F. Thompson, President

Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent

Mr. Skaggs Enters

Mr. Skaggs, who was absent at the initial roll call, entered the meeting at.this point.

New Type of Insurance Approved

The Board informally agreed to a new type of property insurance. The new form is a public and institutional property form with replacement cost endorsement. It carries a $100.00 deductible on wind and hail per building per occurrence.

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.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT:

MRS.

Als o

ELSIE WRIGHTAS A CLERK IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT, SALARY $240. PER MONTH, FOR THE PERIOD DECEMBER 12, i960 THROUGH DECEMBER 20, i960. re

-el ec te d tem por ar il y , eff ec tiv e Jan ua ry

3, 1961.

CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT: MISS BETTY MIRACLE FROM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, DECEMBER I, i960.

I.B.M.,.SALARY $250. PER MONTH, TO TAB. OPERATOR,

I.B.M., SALARY $270. PER MONTH. ’

EFFECTIVE

I—1 VO o\

PERSONNEL

'd -p o o

I I L

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

Fnnn sf rv icf

Res igna tion s

0: i

Jone

Haz el

Anna

Hel ton , Bett y

(Additio

nal

Pos ition )

Help er Hora ce Man n

Hel pe r Har di ng

11-29-60

Pay ton , Addi e Mae

.85

11-29-60

Hel pe r Hora ce Mann

, Evel

.80

12-5-60

Hel pe r Cla ss en

12-1-60

Tuc

k er

PERSONNEL

SERVICE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------

TERMINATIONS

NAME

Bre I

wer

ASSIGNMENT

. Will iam Monroe

12-5-60

Mur

Wat ch ma n North wes t

12-1 5-60

Mitche

sa lar y

*50.

ph y , J. C.

EFFECTIVE DATE

12-7-60

REMARKS i T. Floorm

Whe e l

Wa tchm a n Nort hwe st

100.

12-5-60

Wils on

Keith , Jam es Lawre nce

200.

12-20-60

Floo rm an Coolid ge

Hall . Haro

too.

12-5-60

Wats on , Ja mes

200.

12-13-60

Lee Rel ief Flo or ma n All Sch ools

(Coyl e - Tran sfe rre d )

Putm an . Will

200.

11-29-60

Re li e f Flo or ma n All Sch ools

(Mc Gee - Tra ns fe rre d )

Huck

abay ,

Odu s

200.

11-29-60

Rel ief Floo All Sch ools

(Pra ter

Robe

rts on

. Theo

200.

12-6-60

100.

12-6-60

Joh

Re li e f Flo or ma n All Sch oo ls

i T. Floor

Univ

er sit y

Heights

Ele me ntra ry

Grant

Euge ne

. James Sum mers

ma n

I T. Cus todi an

Dye . Rob ert

12-14-60 12-22^-60

i T. Floor

i T. Floo rm an

Elk in s , Wil

li am

Earl

WILSON

3/4 T. Flo orm an

3 , 1961 -

APPROVED EXP.

12-16-60

Dav es . Ken ne th

Jant z , Gar

Pra

De a n

, Cec il

te r

Ray

Torre s , Aug ri lo

MEETING OF JANUARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

185.

Burt . John

CONTINUED

NAME

i T. Flo orm an WHFEt. ER

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

12-2-60

May fa 1 R

12-6-60

Floor man Cla s s e n

12-15-60

Floor Cool

12-16-60

man

idge

Ra ms e y . Per ry

Paul

man

i T. Flo or ma n

(Bfc

kn el

(Can ar

- Tra

ns fe rr ed

- Tran

sfe rre d )

)

- Tran sfe rre d )

(Putma n - Tra ns fer re d )

(Rober tson

- Tran sfe rre d )

Ruthe rfor

Ler oy

iam

dor e

Ja ck

Moo n , Irv in Alvi n

200.

12-20-60

Joh ns on ,

100.

12-21-60

50.

12-6-60

Rel i e f Floor man All Sch ool s i T. Floor man ns on

i T. Floor

(whi te (Add

ition

(Additio

- Tran sfe rre d ) al

nal

Position

)

Posi tion )

Car

te r

ul ye ss

, Tho

mas

Flo S.

Rhode s , Jam es Per ry

100.

12-5-60

rm an

Buc

ma n

ha na n

i T. Flo or ma n

Culb erts on 2 T. Floor

Har

din g

man

U'; th IH h: lh W

Req ue st

per miss ion

Joh n Mar

ion

wil li am

Ben ne tt

Bruc

Will ie C. Pate

Cha ng eiin

CONTINUED

- Tempor

Bur

ton

the

ar y

er t

s tatu

Lee Hunt

Lab ore

Stea

ar y

Roofi ng

Lab ore

a nd

Main ten an ce De p a rtm e nt

- Tem po ra ry

$1.25 pe r

sa la ry m

- sa la ry

Pe rs

$1.40 pe r

$1.25 per

onn e l

Lab ore r - sa lar y $1.35

Dec embe r

- Effec tive

$1.35 pe r

ho ur

1?,

1960%

- Effe ct ive Dec em be r

7, i960.

- sa lar y $1.35 pe r hou r - Effe ctiv e De ce mb e r 5, i960.

ma n

s a la ry

hou r

Hel pe r - s a la ry

Fitte r

Fenc e

p-6

Mai nte na nc e De p a rtm e nt :

in the

owing

App re nti ce Wint

- Te mp ora

s of

foll

Jr . - Tempor

- Tempo ra

Cha rl es Way ne Wright

Alb

em pl oy

Lee La Sal le - Te mp ora ry

De lma

ho ur

- Effe ct ive De ce mbe r

hou r

i960.

- Effec tiv e Dec em be r 22, i960.

pe r

hour

- cha nge d to

the

La b or

Pool

the

cons truc

tion

- sa lar y $1.25

per

hou r

- Effe

MEETING OF JANUARY

3 , 1961 -

Safe ty De p a rtm e nt :

)

Mr . Ronn

Food

Ser

vi ce

Jose

ph in e

Mar ion

Mc Kay to

Dep ar

Bro wn

tm en t

an d

Loy

el ec ted

Sub st

itut

Bus Driv er

Sta

Spe nce r -

sa lar y $4.00 pe r

: ce

Murr

el ecte d as

Sub stitute

s at

Ma rs ha ll

sal ary

.80 per

hour

da y

- Effectiv

Nov

e mb e r

29, i960.

cti ve

Nove

mber

28,

i960

p-6

PERSONNEL

—------------—■------------------------------------------- --------------------------------TERMINATIONS

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

as si gnm en t

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

* <

SALARY

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

MAINTENANCE

Res ign ati on l“3’"6j I-IO-61

Wel de r Main te na nc e

Cha ndl er . All en Dale

p~7

ii:

P e rso n n e l R ecom m endations - C o n t'd

Cha nge

statu

Aust

in C.

Leon

ar d A.

s of

Se rv ice Dep art me nt Pe rs onne ls

Can ar y - He a d Cus todi an at

Cope lan d - Rel ief

L. L. Fer gu so n - Floo rm an at

Haro

Hal

- Head Cus todi

Mc Kin le

- sa la ry

Sch ools

Cus todia

n at

All

Capit

Hill

Sr . *■

Lee -

$235. pe r

- s a la ry

sa lar y $230.

sa lar y $310.

per

mon th

mo nth

$245. pe r mo nth

per

Ass

month

is tant

ief

Flo

All

orm an at

He a d Cus todi

Sch ools

Hea d Cus todia n at

Mc Kinl

Hea d Cus tod ia n

Cap itol

Harm

sa la ry

ony

- s a la ry $260.

sa la ry

Sr . -

Hill

$230. pe r

$235. pe r

mo nth

tiv e

- Effec tive

sa lar y §320. pe r

Dec embe r .5., 1960.

- Effe ctiv e Dec embe r

mo nth

pe r

mon th

- Effec

Dec embe r

- Effec

month

1960.

i960.

12,

tiv e

Dec em be r 5, i960. Thom as

Dona ld

Ray Putma n - i Time Floorm an at

Mc Kea n - Floo

rm an

South

ea st

- s a la ry

Johnson

Buc

rm an

Leo Wilke

Harm ony - s a la ry

0. Wom ac k - i Time Floorm

Lar

Effec

rs on

tiv e

- Head Cus todi

Dec embe r

21,

Ridge

han an

v iew

month

Re li

- s a la ry $100. p e r month

Cal vin C. Whi te - 3/4 Time Floo Dece mbe r 21, i960.

$200. per

- sal ary

$165. p e r

$270. per

- s a la ry

mo nth

$102.50 p e r

3/4 Time Floo rm an

mo nth

Cus tod ia n at All

5 Time Floor

Head Cus todia n

mo nth

Sch ools

May fair

Mar k Twa at

Hei ghts

sa la ry

Gra nt

$235» pe r

- sa lar y $150.

Univ er si ty

man at

■§ Time Cus tod ia n

- sa la ry

Ele

me nta ry

mo nth

pe r

cti ve

mo nth

Dec embe r

- Effectiv

$110. p e r

sa la ry

$290. pe r

- Effe

month

- Effec

mon th

tiv e

Dec embe r

1960® 6,

- Effec tive

Dece mbe r

- sa lar y $117.50 pe r month

i , i960.

i960. fi -i1- / '

pe ^ss ion

em pl oy

Mr . Grov e r Jen ks ,.te mpo ra ri ly

in a s up e rv isor y ca pa city

~ tjl<ft|k|Q6(lF0R THIRTY TO FORTY-?IVE CALENDAR DAYS.

j $

Rel

duri

’Ng -the

ab se nc e of

Mr . Cec il

Pulli

- s a la ry

$325* PER month

i960.

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1961 - CONTINUED

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."

R. #6 Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

The following items Nos. 1, 2 & 3 were recommended for action of the Board:

!Bills and j Payrolls I Recommended

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1961 - CONTINUED

Bills and. Payrolls RecolimendecL BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JANUARY 3, 1961: 1960-61 General Fund.

95,873.65

1959-60 General Fund.

M75.39

1958-59 General Fund.

5,078.15

1960-61 Building Levy Fund

28,675.33

1959-60 Building Levy Fund

26,1+46.08

1958

Bond Fund

253,670.^

TOTAL

$1+14,1+19.01+

.960-61 GENERAL FUND

®kax Instrument Corporation

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher selected

Rvah Bushnel1 Company

Audio Vis. Mtr1.

Low

[merican 'Educati on PubJ icati ons

General

Inst.

Publisher Selected

American Handicrafts Company

General

Instruction

Selected

American Library Association

Periodicals & Nwsprps

Pub Ii sher seIected

&nderson~Pr1 chard Oil Corp.

Indust. & Vocational

Low

ila M. Asher

Boarding Special Ed

Sp.Ed. Reimbursements

BF——1

17.51

18.25 .-■■•IXr

20.00 10.00

21.60 1.39 U.20 .57

16.85 .66

27.76 6.00

I1+.03 200.00

——

^Association Films Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

' Auto Pa'rts & Machine Co.

Maint.Tires & Tubes

SeIected

Repr. of Inst. Eqpt.

Selected

Travel

Board Action

8.50 92.70

f'Barada & Page

Oust. Supplies

Low

20.25

"Bond’s Jewelry Company ' -V'; t Bob Brown«Suppl y Coo

Storeroom Stock

Low

1+95.00

Rpr. to Inst. Eqpt.

Selected

> Bucks Cycl,e Shop

Rpr. to Instruc.Eqpt.

Se1ected

9.00

r Brook I ng’^"‘Pen Shop

Superintendents Off.

Low

2.20

Engineer

Publisher Selected

l+.oo

Library,TxBooks

Publisher Selected

2.59

Title 11l,Maps,Film,Bks.

Board Action

-Bureau offpub. Tea.Col lege, Col'umb i a fejii v. -i

Bureau Audio Visual t I Ceranri cs'lfr^th I y Sva

Instruc.

General

5.-'.* ..-.J

Instruction

-----

9.10 30.90

Pub 1isher Seiected

p s’ The £inWlade Corporati on

Operating,Gas,Oi1. Mai nt.Ti res,Tubes Operating,Gas,011.

Se lected-

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Selected

1+0.00

I65.OO

ll-. 00 1.00

5.00

72.1+9 80.67 81.95

235.11

. 8U.50 5-58

90.08 (

^’City Bus Company

Publ i'c Carr i er

Agreement

2,1+30.80

I City of Nichols Hi I Is Lcity Spring Works

Water & Sewerage

Uti titles

17.00

Driver Training

Selected

ES. jfc

- -- -

. ..

7.50

........

B-3

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Ci ty of the Vi I I age

Water & Sewerage

Uti 1 i t ies

50. to

John H. Cole Company

Repr.Instruc.Equip.

Standard

220.23

Colgate Palmolive Co.

Custodial Supplies

Low

159.51+

Coronet Films

Ttile 111,Maps,Film,Bks.

Board Acti on

Audio Vis.Mtrl s.

Se1ected

Arthur C. Croft Publications

Mi see 11 aneous Radio & TV

Pub 1isher Se 1ected

Mr. ”C" Supermarket

Home Economics

Se 1ected

The Daily Lav./ Journa I-Record

Legal Pub licati on

Pub 1i sher Se1ected

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Gen. Instruction

Board Acti on

Dee’s Photo Supply,

Audio Vis.

Se1ected

Administration Exp. A,L,N,C,A, J,H,N2,0,G, 1. Office Machines

Low Standard

138.61+ I8.50

157.11+

Se1ected

22.60 57.67 ’ 30.1+8 21.65 21+. 21+ 19.63 1+.98 1+3.89 12.50 130.80

368.1+2+

Inc.

H, Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Dowlings,

Incorporated

General

Instruction

110.00 800.00 20.00 61+2.50 1'20*00 75.00 60.00 330.00 335.00 l10.00

2,602.50

1+1.00 3.02.

1+1-.02 60.13

53.00 35.55

88.55 1.36

22.15

I96O-6I GENERAL FUND (Continued).

MEETING OF JANUARY

3 , 1961-OONT'D

Bill Doy 1 e

*j-

Instruc. Offices Custodial Supplies Business Office Public Relations Purchasing

Low

Office Machines

Standard

U.00 6.75 3.00 1 1.00 8.80 5.00 10.70 12.80 9.20 I8.95 7.50

b -1+

97.70

Du 1aneyf s

Electronic Supplies

Selected

137.81 6.81+

11+1;.. 65

Duplicating Products, 1 nc.

Office Machines

Standard

5.00 7.79 5.30 21 .U55.00

UU.5U

Eastman Kodak Stores, 1 nc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Se 1ected

The Ediphone Company

Off i ce Machines

Standard

Educational Services

Title III,Maps,Fi1m, Bks.

Board Action

Emsco Electric Supply Co.,Inc.

Rpr.1nstruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Encyclopaedia Britann ica F i1 ms

Title III,Maps,F i1m, Bks.

Board Action

Audi0 Vi s. Mtr1s.

Standard

Eureka Water Company

Rpr. to Instruc.Egpt â€¢

Low

Film Associates of California

Title 111,Maps,Fi1m, Bks.

Board Action

Fi1mstrip House

Audio Vis.Mtrls,

Publisher Selected

20.01+

Film Strip of-the-Month Clubs

Title ill,Maps,FiIm, Bkds.

Board Act Ion

20.00

13.20 H.75 11.50

23.25

25.00 .55

25.35 2.1+3 .

60.00 1+20.20 21+0.00 22.51+

7U2.74 5.00

180.00

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

8-5

First National Management Corp.

Property Insurance

Board Acti on

ii59.9U

Focus Films Company

Title 111.Maps.FiIm.Bks.

Board Action

230.00

Ford Motor Company

Audio Vis. Materials

Selected

35.00

Bill D. Foutz

Travel (Adm)

Board Acti on

6U. 10

Fretwell Motor Company

Driver Training

Agreement

Frith Films

Title 1 1 1 jA^apSjF i I m, Bks.

Board Action

399.00

Mr. Clarence Gates

Music

Consultant

Board Acti on

75.00

General Electric Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

General EIectronics,Inc.

Repr. to Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

91i-5.6o

Wenona Sue Gregory

Special Education

Spec. Ed. Reimbursement

Halliburtons of Oklahoma

Home Economics

Low

J.C. Hamilton Company

Rpr. to Instruc.Eqpt.

Se 1ected

6.80

The Jim Handy Organization

Audio Vis. /Materials

Standard

7.66

Hart Industrai! Supply Co.

Rpr to Instruc.Eqpt. Gen. Instruction Indust. & Voc. Repr. to Instruc.Eqpt.

Low Low Low Standard

General Instruction General Instruction Rpr. to Instruc.Eqpt. Ind. & Vocational Rpr. to Instruc. Eqpt.

Seiected Selected

Hermanâ€™s Sporting Goods

Physical Education

Low

Hettinger Dental Supply Co.

Heal th Supplies

Selected

8.51 5.75

12.26

7.75

2.1+0

66.9I+ 15.57

190.00 1+2.61 22.80 6.05 U. 10 86.90 52.U0 2.20 5.12 5.82

82.51

396.00 -69.60

lU.20

B-6

I96O-6I GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Hohmann & Brown Appl icanc^Serv. Holt,Rinehart & Winston,Inc.

CONTINUED

IBM Corporation

3 , 1961 -

Inst, for Communication Research Myri

Ives

MEETING OF JANUARY

Johnston & Larimer Div. Fitts Dry Goods Co.

<d CQ rd r~I •H

■|

Board Action

Li brary

Adult Sch.'Book Renta

U.U5

Rpr. to 1nstruc.Eqpt.

Library Adult School Bk.Renta

Pub 1i sher Se1ected

IBM Bureau

Low

IBM Equipment Rental

Rental Agreement

Li brary

Publisher Selected

Sp.Ed.

Spec.Ed. Reimbursement

General

Instruction

7,182.00 42.30 3.32 184.89 (4.4U 14.76 .79 12.79 19.60

7,474.89

639.20 25.50 .91 l,260.00

1,925.61

1.00

20.00 375.00

Low 288.00 19.74

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Gen. Instruction Rpr.1nstruc.Erpt.

Low Seiected

Jones Boys $6

Home Economics

Selected

75.14

The Journal of Commercial Art

Radi 0 & TV

Publisher Selected

12.00

Kamp Bros. Grocery

Home Economics

Se1ected

55.48 50.55 66.07 64.13 37.90

307.74

274. 13

Harry Keeton Supply Company

Furn.Repair,Mtrls.

Low

12.45

Ki Ipatrick Bros..

Radio & TV

Low

81.77

Kerr’s,

Home Economics

Se 1ected

Inc

117.77

•!!

I96O-6I GENERAL FUND(Continued

B-7

KWTV, Bruce Palmer

Radio and TV

Selected

Grant Landon

Travel (Adm)

Board Act! on

59.30

Heat

Utilities

22.50

Library Service Company

Library

Publisher Selected

108.85

Lieberman Produce Company

Radi 0 & TV

Low

J.B. Lippincott Company

Audi 0.Vix.Mtr 1 s.

Publisher Selected

36.11+

The MacMillan Company

Adult School Book Rental

Publisher Selected

1+.65

Jim Martin Educational Films

Title 11I.Maps.Fi1m,Bks.

Board Action

Lewis L.P. Gas

*♦

9.00

l+.oo

250.00 1+20.00 200.00

r—1 KO o\ rH

-P a <D

T.C. McCourry

Land & Bldg.

Contract

McGraw-Hi 11 Book Co.Inc.

Title 111,Maps,Fi1m,Bks.

Board Action

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher selected

McKesson & Robbins

Metropolitan Water Company

Supplies

Uti1i t ies

Electronic Supplies

Selected

Custodial Supplies Rpr. to Indust.Eqpt.

Low Standard

O o <u CQ t—4 rd •H PQ

Mideke Supp1y Company

125.00

Low

Water— Sewerage

870.00

■

65.OO I65.I1 875.00 .19 51+0.00 .21+ 1,050.00 1.71+ •155.00 60.05

2,912.33

31+0.98 89.70 ll+. 10

W+.78

22.65 M.75

67.I+O

16.68 lilt.12 1+2.21+ 8.1+0

111.14+

I !

y *8-8 '

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Miller Jackson Company

Rpr. to 1nstruc.Eqpt.

Se1ected

85.69

Minton Machinery Company

Rpr. to 1nstruc.Eqpt.

Standard

9.10

Modern School Supply Co.,Inc.

General

Publisher Selected

Morris Chevrolet

Driver Training

Standard Agreement

Mrs. Chester Moseley

Boarding

Sp.Ed.Re i mbursement

100.00

The National Education Asso.

Mi see l 1aneous

Publisher Selected

20.50

W.R. Nevin

Sp. Education

Sp.Ed.Reimbursement

15.60

The North Star

Pub 1ic Relat i ons

Publisher Selected

5.00

Oklahoma City Linen Service

Custodial Supplies-

Board Acti on

Okla. Natural Gas Co.

Heat

Uti1i ties

Oklahoma City Photo Supply

Radio & TV

Low

Oklahoma City Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners

Custodial Supplies

Low

Okla.Oxygen Co.,Div„ of Big Three Welding Supply Co.

lndust. & Vocational

Board Action

Instruction

MEETING OF JANUARY

3 , 1961 -

CONT'D

•?

Furn.Rpr. & Mtrls.

Oklahoma Seating Company

Okla.- Gas and Electric Co.

General Instruction Adult Sch.Book Rental

Low Low

Electric!ty

Uti1i ties

20b.75

50.00 If. 30

95.00 30.00

5b. 30

125.00

18,55b.07 1.50 6,175.73

bo. 70 17.55 2.75 6.38 2.56 12.81 .60

b2.65

2.80 16.00 16.0b

3b.8b

27,589.97

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property

Physical Education

Selected

13.50 27.00 6.25

Oklahoma Typewriter Co.

Off ice Machines

Standard

6.00

0,K. Stamp & Seal Co.

Building & Grounds

Selected

8.00

Oliver Machinery‘Company

Rpr. to 1 nstruc.Eqpt.

Standard

F.A. Owen Publishing Co.

General

Publisher Selected

Charlie Pacey

Title 1 1 1 ,Maps,Film,Bks.

Board Action

160.00

Pathe News,

Title III, Maps,Film,Bks.

Board AC-Hten

85. aU

Pipkin Photo Service

Radio & TV Audi 0 Vis. Mtr 1s.

Low SeIected

Postmaster Postmaster The Publications Distribution Serv i ce

Adult School Supplies Postage

Standard Standard

Library

Publisher Selected

Red Rock Petroleum Company

Operation,Gas & Oil

Board Act i on

Reeve Dental Supply Co.

Supplies

Se 1ected Low

Kathlean L. Riggs

Auiidio Vis. Supplies

Selected

Royal McBee Corporation

Office Machines

Standard

3U.5O 59.10

93.60

Safeway $80

General

Se1ected

15.65 98.86

llH.51

Samsi11 Bros. Plastic Co.

Audio Vis. MtrIs,

Seiected

W.B. Saunders Co.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rental

Publisher Selected

66.85 6.30

3 , 1961 -

CONT'D

MEETING OF JANUARY

£ Si o

M 1“ 1 r—I •H

Inc.

U6.75

Instruction

73.I5

1.29

52.51 12.96

65-1+7

781,00 ■ 300.00 Li.6L{.

71.07 U5.O9 H.85

56.9U

8I4..OO

96.06

30.Uo .88

31.28

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Ja n u a ry 3 , 1961 - C o n tin u ed

Scott Chevrolet Co.

£'•

B-IO Driver Training

Agreement

Selected

Severin Supply Company

Ma i nt,Tires,Tubes

Sharp & Nichols Music Company

Gen.

Simpson-Horton,

Driver Training

Agreement

Maint, Tires, Tubes Driver Training Mai nt,Tires,Tubes

Standard

Rpr. to Instruc. Eqpt.

Standard

Home Economics

Standard

Li brary-TxBks.

Publisher Selected

Inc.

Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Jasper Sipes Schoo! Book Dep.

Instruction

MEETING OF

Gen.

Instruction

Selected Rental Agreement

87.89 U.95

Low

Gen. 1nstructi on Sky Service Company

10.59 61.5U 15.96

237.30 9.50 8.31 .60 8.00 5.81

32.22

33.20 26.00 70.18

129.38

I3U.16 83.52 36.30 1.19

255.17

7U.78 2U. 15 30.00 30.00

(58.93

Southern Sales Co.

Storeroom Stock

^-ow

Southwestern Bell Telephone Co.

Phone

uti1i ties

<D mJ fl

Southwest News and Photo Service

Radi 0 & T V

Selected

Audio Vis. Mtr1s.

Selected

Maint. Tires, Tubes

Selected

25J4.9

Library

Publisher Selected

86.90

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Selected

27.00

fl o

g o

o M

•H m

Southwest Wheel

Spencer Press,

Inc. Inc.

The Steck Company

136.08

7,U52.05

32.10 lj.6.80 7.50

86.U0

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) Stephens Bros. Plano Service

B-l I

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected

MEETING OF JANUARY

3 , 1961 -

CONT'D

Low

55.00 U7.00 22.00 16.00 2,50

IU2.50

Bill Story Fire and Safety Co.

Fire Extinguisher

Board Action

29.85

Sun Electric Corporation

Rpr. to Instruc. Eqpt.

Seiected

ito.Uo

Tandy leather Co.

General

Low

87.00

Teaching Film Custodians, inc.

Audi 0 Vis.Mtr1s.

Mary A. Thacker

Petty Cash Mi scl.Adm.Exp. Re i mbursement Clerk’s Supplies Supt’s. Supplies Asst. Supt. Supplies Business Office Sup Is. Adm.Travel Expense Library General Inst. Sup Is. Consultants Vehicular operational Spl s. Bldg. Rental TV Rental (Parking)

Instruction

Standard

5.00 5.99 2.50 16.95 21.00 £.00 180.73 lt7.19 6.00 35.58 207.53 15.00 32.95

.96

2,7lW

Times-Journal Publishing Co.

Personnel Directory

Board Acti on

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co.

Eng i neer

Selected Low

39.72 38.23

77.95

Trice Wholesale Electronics

Rpr.

Selected

50.39 6Lj..33 37.16 125.58 115.29 50.90 65.09

508.7U

Universal Typographers,

Inc.

University of Oklahoma

Instruc.Eq? t.

Indust. & Vocational

Seiected

Audio Vis. Materials

Pub 1isher Se1ected

1I1.2.88

32.U9

)

B-I2

MEETING OF JANUARY

3 , 1961 -

CONT'D

I96O-6I GENERAL FUND (Coni’i nued) Board Action

45. IS

Standard

28.10

University of Southern Qplif.

Title I 11,Maps,Film,Bks.

Vari Typer Corporation

Rpr.

Vaseco

Driver Training

Se 1 ected

Title 111,Maps,Fi1m,Bks.

Board Action

Audi0 Vis.. MtrIs.

Publisher Selected

Visual Education Consultants

Audi 0 Vis. MtrIs.

Publisher Selected

Wayne State University

Library Title 111,Maps,Film,Bks.

Pubi isher Selected Board Action

'Western Newspaper Union

Pri nti ng

Selected

Western Uniform & Towel Service

Indust. & Voc.

Low

Western Union

Telephone & Telegraph

Ut i 1 i ti es

The John C. Winston Co.

Periodicals & Newspapers

Publisher Selected'

World Book Company

General

Publisher Selected

The 'Wright Line 1nc.

Gen. Eqpt. Rpr.

Low

The Zaner-Bloser Company

Gen.

Se lected

Instruc.Eqpt.

Instruction

2)4.00 10.70 29.00 125.75 165.70 54.00

389.15 6.10

578.00 85.OO

463.00 1.90

10.06 2.50

12.56 7.00

26.55 12.40 .28

12.68

7T.5O

i 4.66 .94 15.06 ■.55

51.21

1959-60 GENERAL FUND t>j Jh

General Electronics,Inc. •s ■ Library Service Company-

Bl 3

Library Supplies

Se1ected

NDEA SUPPLIES Library Supplies

Board Action

Library Books

28.00

79.80 . 7.43 58.24 1.86 5.41 24.54 23.47

200.75

Sanitary Equipment Company

Custodi al Supplies

Board Acti on

Simon and Schuster

Library & TxBks.

Publisher Selected

W.M. - Welch

NDEA

Selected

44.25

Hudgins Thompson & Bal I & Assoc i ates

Final Estimate RooseveIt

Board Action

78.98

Tankersley Construction Co.

Final Est. Roosevelt Construe.

Board Action

4,999.17

A & A Lock Shop

Mtrls. Bldg.,

Low Letter Bid

196.80

Acme Brick Company

Mtrlz. Bldg.

Low

190.00

American Marietta Co.

Mtrls. Bldg.

Low

151.20

American Pamcor,

Vehicular-Reg.

Low

61 *48

4,400.00

2.39

1958-59 GENERAL FUND

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

Inc.

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued)

Amis & Kelly Construction

Auto Parts & Machine Co,

Mt r1s-Grounds

B-lU Low

'■r '■

Vehicu1ar~Reg

Selected 1

Mtrls-Bldg. Vehicular-H,Duty Vehicular-Reg.

Mtrls-B1dg

Standard

Research Off i ce

Low

Brittain Brothers

Vehicular-Reg.

Se 1ected

Brooks Radiator Shop

Vehicular-Reg.

Selected

Butler Shade Company

MtrIs-BIdg.

Low

Campbel! .Glass & Mirror Company

Mtrl s-B I dg.

Low

Cathey Roofing Supply Company

Mtrls-B1dg.

Selected

All School Furniture

Board Action

Clipper Mfg. Company

Mtrls-BIdg.

Low

John H. Cole Company

Mtrls-BIdg.

Seiected

CONT'D

'Best Universal

MEETING OF JANUARY

3 , 1961 -

Branham’s,

-p fl

Lock Co.

lnc<>

City Office Supply,

Inc.

Low

V K

The Dagwell Dixie Company

Mtrls-Bldg.

Low

Dannenburg Distributing Company

Vehicular Reg.

Low

w i—l i—I

•H

The Denman Company

Mtrls-Bldg,

Low

75.9b 33.21 98.75

207.90

U.07 38.89 U.02 29.U6 6.U8

82.92

33.30 .25

33.55 657.90

3.06 U.UU

7.50 7.00

6^.35 22.52 6.76

29.28

6.15 U8.5O

UI7.5O 9.78 1.97 22.60

3U.35

11.70 81.3b 10.15 10.36 78.08

179.93

U0.00

■

I96O-6I BUILDING LEVY FUND (Conti nued) Mtrl-Bldg.

The Dolese Company

CONT'D

3 , 1961 MEETING OF JANUARY

J-

■p a

02 1—1 1—i •H

9.16 2t5.3U

5U.5O

Standard

Dyke Bros.

Mtrls-Bldg. '

Low

Dulaney?s

Equipment-Title 111

Board Action

Emsco Electric Supply Co.Inc.,

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

60.00

O.P. Farmer Battery & Electric

Vehicuiar-H. Duty

Low

7.75

Federal Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

52.00 18,100.00

33.72 I8.U8 102.00 28.58 2I4-O.UO

U22.98

The Fleck Bearing Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

U.50 15-32

19.8?

General Electric Supply Co.

Mtr1-BIdg.

Low

Mtrl-Grounds

Se 1ected

2j.Oi4-.lk7 25.20 2.00 7.80

U39.U7

Mtrls-BIdg.

Standard

Vehicular-Reg. Vehicular-H. Duty Vehicular-Reg.

Standard

Vehicular-H^ Duty

Low

6.14+

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

9.80

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

7.81+

Genera! Flooring & Tile Co. General Truck,

Inc.

S <u

u x

2U0.5U

Veh i cu 1 ar-Reg.’

tl <D

12. 19 28.28 I8U.87 15.00

bowntown Chevrolet Co.Inc.

L-

$4 O 1+4

Low Low Letter Bid Board Action

*• ir.

1 1

B-15.

B.F. Goodrich W.W. Grainger,

Inc.

J.C. Hamilton Company

125.58

9.11 9.25 88.0U

106.58

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued)-

Hart Industrial Supply

•>- ■

Materials,BIdg.

Bl 6

Low

2^8.95 U.00 112.20

365.15

A.C. Horn Company

Materials, Bldg.

Low

Hunzicker Bros.

Mater i a 1s,B1dg.

Low Letter Bid

International Harvester Co.

Vehicular-H. Duty

Standard

31M

Jay Jenks Builders Supply Co.

Materia 1s-BIdg.

Se1ected

331.90

Fred Jones Ford

Veh icu1ar-Reg,

Standard

Ki 1 patrack Brothers

Materials, Bldg.

Low Letter Bid

Makins Concrete Company

Bui I ding, Mtrls.

Board Action

Marshall Supply & Equipment

Vehicular-H. Duty

Low

Msdeke Supply Company

Alaterials, Bldg.

SeIected Low Low Letter Bid

Mid-West Surgical Supply Co.,Inc.

All School Equipment

Low

301.00 l,220.Ul 506.10

3.3* 7.62

1,726.51

10.93

29. ko

173.06 62.25

5.30 25.90 133.20 323.70

k88.10

38.25 20.79 26.28

85.32

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Abater i aJ, Bldg.

Low Letter Bid.

■Neal Lumber Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

77.H

Norman Plumbing Supply Co.

Mtrl-BIdg.

Standard

79.96

Okla. City Scenic Company

Replace Stage Settings

Low

Okla. Oxygen Co., Div. of Big Three Welding Supply Co.

Mtrl, Bldg.

Board Action

671.79

285.20 2^2.25

527.U5

7.59 15.36

22.95

<r,.<

'."i.

I96O-6I BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued)

Oklahoma State Agency for -Surplus Property Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.*f .Max L. Sanders

MEETING OF JANUARY

‘ P

nJ -S SJ <l >

BI dg-Mtrl.

Board Action

63.OO

Bldg+Mtrl

Low

Mtrl-Bldg

Board Action Low Letter Bid

21+0.00

Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Mai nt. Dept. Bldg. Vehicular-Reg.

Low

Inc.

I99.UU 21 .00

220.Uj.

56.28

103.88 1+0.28 19.19 69.66 78.1+2 22.08 180.1+8 33.12

5U7.11

6.9U

Vehicu1ar-Reg.

Standard

Southern Air Fileter

Mtrl, Bldg.

Board Action

Southwest Electric Co.

Vehicular-Reg.

Se 1ected

Mary A. Thacker

Bu i1d i ngs Vehicular Reg. Vehicular H. Duty

Petty Cash Reimbursement

The Upco Company

Mtrls-Bldg.

Selected

U.S. Supply Company

Mtrl-Bu i1di ng

Low

87.73

Ward Bros. Truck Parts

Vehicular-H. Duty

Se 1ected

15.00

•j

85*00

Se 1ected

Selected

Veh i cu1ar-Reg.

Simpson-Horton,

$ ■

Veh i cuIar-Reg

Severin Supply Company

3 , 19^1 -

CONT'D

ScoviI and Sublett Hardware Co

'•’w

1+7.75 ?'

2.63

I9.U6 10.06 3.68

33.20 225.00

o o

' w rd rd ♦H

-sSj

..................... 'V

□

V,. ,l:

■

...................

* '

1959-60 BUILDING LEVY FUND

B-16

Grant C. Carpenter Cons^*uc. Co.

Est. #5-S.E. High

Board Action

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg-Rpr.

Bid Agreement

Dowli ngs,

Equip-Star Spencer

Ejioard Action

2,083.00

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrl-Bldg-Repai r

Board Action

768.00

Oklahoma Seating Company

Instruc. Equipt.

Low

187.00

Simplex Time Recorder

Mtrl-Bldg. Rpr,

Standard â– Board Action

Bill Story Fire & Safety

Mtrl-B1dg-Rpr.

Board Acti on

If. 01+

Anchor Post Products

Imp. of Grounds

Board Action

18,360.11

Builders Construction Co.

Construc-Est.4l1 N.E. Highschool

Board. Action

23,66!+.12

M, H. Cavnar Plumbing Co.

Mechanical Contract Final Cl aim-Rooseve11,Jr.

Board Action

1,500.00

City Office Supply,

Northeast-Eqpt.

Board Action

1,807.20

Arch. Fees-Est Sunset

Board Action

386.01

Construe.-Est. $5 Jackson Jr. High

Board Action

5,768.00

Cyclone Fence, A.S. & W. Div.

Fence, All Schools

Board Action

1,930.00

The Dolese Company

Moon-Remode1i ng

Board Action

1+.60

Dowlings, Equipment Company

Jefferson Equipment

Board Act i on

6U.50

General Electric Company

Roosevelt Eqpt*.

Se1ected

1nc.

21,183.14+ 6.90

,209.00 2.0QU.70

2,213.70

BOND FUND

Inc.

R. Duane Conner, Arch. J.J. Cook Construction,

Inc.

309.86

BOND FUND (Continued)

B-19

Graybar Electric Company

Star Elem. Mod.

Hudgins, Thompson, Ball <ยง+Asso.

Arch.Fee-Fina1 (mech) Roosevelt Arch.Fee Southeast High School Esti-mate No. 5

Moard Action

1+98.97

Industrial Engineering & Equipt.

Star Ele. Modern

Low Letter Bid

377.55

Jones-Mason & Asso,

Arch. Fee, Est $5 Jackson Jr. High

Board Action

115.36

Karchmer Pipe & Supply

Improvement of grnds.

Board Action

5,506.1+6

The Lincoln Electric Co,

Northeast-Eqpt.

Board Action

787.50

W.R. Lowe Building Co,

Est.

Board Acti on

25,731+. 39

Mid-West Surgical Supply Co.

Northeast Eqpt, Roosevelt Eqpt,

Low

Wi 1 1owbrook-Est.$5,Const. Star Spencer-Est. #5

Milner Construction Co, Nottsger-Lawrence and Associate

Sunset

Arch.Fee-Wi1 low Brook Contractor-Est $5 Star Spencer Est. $5 J.AAarsha 1 1-Fi nal Est.

Board Action Board Action

1+5.25

75.30

20.79 29.79

50.58

Board Action Board Acti on

13,81+1.10 37,922.1+0

51,763.50

Board Action

276.82 758.1+5 558.88

1,591+. 15

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co,

Northeast Eqpt,

Standard

Oklahoma Seating Co,

Roosevelt Eqpt, Star Spencer Eqpt.

Low Board Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass

Storm Damage, Monroe

Low

105.30

Robberson Steel Co,

Star E1em.(Modernization)

Low Letter Bid

598.81+

Sorey, Hill & Sorey

Arch.Fee, Northeast Est. #1 I

Board Action

1+73.28

722.80 205.70 567.80

773.50

MEETING OF JANUARY

3 , 1?61 - CONT'd

BOND FUND (Continued)

B-20

Standard Roofing & Mtrl.Co. .... .

Storm Damage

Low

Suttle Construction Co.

John Marshall, Construe. Final Estimate

Board Action

Tankersly Construe. Co.

Jefferson-Est. Nb.fo Rooseve1t-FTnal

Board Action Board Acti on

R.W. Thomas Company

Bus i ness;Expense

Selected

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Hillcrest-Movable Eqpt.

Board Acti on

Triangle School Eqpt. Co.

Northeast Eqpt. Roosevelt & Sunset Eqpt.

Low Board Action

33U.5I 51.00

385.51

200.00 108,916.00 .83

1.08,91:6.83

20.65

138.60 126.70 9^0.32

1,067.02

. • AV SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH CF DECEAABER (Bond Fund)

The Gordon E. Ervin Company

4 Sh

g 5

M CD rd i—I •rl

Modernization-Star Elem.

Board Action Low Letter Bid

15,791.U9 2U3.5U

16,035.03.1 5 *& r

;

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1961 - CONTINUED

It was moved by Mr. Bei&ett and seconded by Mr. Skaggs that the Board ratify the December payrolls, authorize issuing the January payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of$U1U,U19.OU as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

i R- #7 j Bills and ! Payrolls ;Approved

R. #8 Purchase of Reference Bks. Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of one lot of encyclopedias and reference books from the following publishers in the amounts shown: $1,179.90 292.05 10U.62 127.50 726.35 229.00

Field Enterprises Educational Corp F. E. Compton & Company Frankline Watts Publications St. Martin's Press, Inc. Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. P. F. Collier & Son, Corp.

Total

$2,659-^2

Account G-220

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously R. #9 Bids Accepted on Kitchen Equipment

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr Skaggs to accept low bids of the following firms in the amounts shown below for one lot of kitchen equipment for use at Willow Brook School: $1,188.00 2,355.00 296.80 515.00

Hobart Sales Company Gardner Hotel Supply Virgil Greene Company Commercial Equipment Company Notice for Bids attached below.

Total

$i+,35ij-.8O Account B-1001

(pn roll call, the motion carried with all members p

National Cash Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr Register Company in the amount of $U,OUU.9O for six cr f ers for use at Classen High i School, Jefferson Junior High School, and t ' Star-Spencer Junior-Senior High School, the purchase to be charged to accounts as follows, bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

R. #10 â– | Purchase of |Cash Registers jApproved_______

Central Food Service Account $2,022.^5 Bond 970-A Account 2,022.^5 Total â€” $f,0UU.90

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to accept the bid of Nelson Teeple Associates in the'amount of $2,325-00 on one lot of electronic data processing equipment, this being low bid, it and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids; the purchase to be charged to Account BL-1030-D2. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #11 Bid Accepted 01 Electronic Dat; Processing Equipment

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1961 - CONTINUED

Information to Board:

Information to the Boajft:

Purchase Orders Written by Purchasing Dept

(1)

Food Service Statement

R. #12 Approval of Lettering to be Placed on Northwest Classen High

It was reported that recommendations were made by the Purchasing Department and purchase orders were written during the month of December to the following companies in the amounts shown: Materials Supplied or Service Rendered Account No Supplier Amount Dolese Bros. Mideke Supply Crane Supply Brodhead & Garrett Hart Industrial Supply Mideke Supply Kilpatrick Bros.

(2)

$710.95 148.41 535.80 399.30 93.34 797.82 13-86

BL 620-C BL 620-B3 BL 620-B3 240-J 240-J 240-J 240-J

Crushed stone Plumbing supplies Plumbing supplies Vocational supplies Vocational supplies vocational supplies Vocational supplies

A copy of "Central Food Service Department Operating Statement, July 1, i960 through November 30, i960" was submitted as information to the Board.

As the National Association of Student Councils will meet at Northwest Classen High School in June 1961, it was considered advisable to decide on the lettering to be placed on the building before that date. Whereupon, motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs that letters 18 inches high, Northwest Classen, be placed on the building prior to June 1961. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

BUILDINGS Information to Board:

Information to the Board:

Date Set for Bids (Hoover)

(1)

Thursday, January 19, 4:30 p. m. is the date set to call in bids for the Herbert Hoover Junior High School.

(2)

The central office has accepted the Stonewall Jackson Junior High School project.

Jackson Project Accepted R. #13 Meeting Adjourned Sine Die

Whereupon, on motion of Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, the meeting was adjourned,sine die.

Board Reconvenes

Upon reconvening, the following members of the Board were present: Ward Two -----Ward Three---Ward Four ---At-Large ------

Otto F. William Luke F. Phil C.

Thompson F. Lott Skaggs, Jr. Bennett

Absent---------- Mrs. Warren

F. Welch, Ward One Member

Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent, presided as temporary chairman, and the Board proceeded with the organization for 1961. R. #14 Mr. Bennett Elected President R. #15 Mr. Lott Elected VicePresident

The Chairman'called for nominations for President of the Board for 1961. Whereupon, Mr. Lott nominated Mr. Phil C. Bennett as President and, there being no further nominations, Mr. Thompson moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Bennett be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Skaggs and carried.

Mr. Bennett, newly-elected President, presided and called for nominations for Vice-President Whereupon, Mr. Thompson nominated Mr. Lott as Vice-President and, there being no further nominations, Mr. Skaggs moved the nominations cease and that Mr. Lott be elected by acclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried.

Mr. Skaggs moved the election of Mary A. Thacker as Clerk of the Board. R. #16 Miss Thacker seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried. Elected Clerk

The motion was

MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1961 - CONTINUED

Mr. Lott moved that Mr. George H. C. Green be elected by acclamation as Treasurer of the District. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and c arried.

R. #17 | Mr. Green ( Elected j Treasurer

Mr. Skaggs moved that Prigmore & Baker be elected by acclamation as Auditors for the District and the motion was seconded by Mr. Lott and carried.

R. #18 Prigmore and |Baker Elected â– as Auditors

Mr. Thompson moved that W. A. Lybrand and Harry Johnson be elected by acclamation as Attorneys for the Board. The motion was seconded by Mr. Skaggs and carried.

R. #19 iW. A. Lybrand and Harry Johnson Electee Attorneys

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve paying premiums on bonds R. #20 for Board of Education employees as follows; and the motion carried unanimously on roll call. iPayment of iPremium on 1. Treasurer - amount of bond, $350,000.00 - annual premium $2,000.00. Bonds Approved 2. Blanket Fidelity Bond - amount of bond $2,500.00 - covering all Board, of Education employees, except the treasurer and the clerk - annual premium $3^.01. (This premium is pro-rated to all schools, Central Food Service, and the Board of Education.) 3Âť

Clerk's bond - amount of bond $5,000.00 - annual premium $5-00. |Treasurer Reports DeposCapitol Hill State Bk. 8s Trust Co. itories for iSchool Funds Fiscal Agencies: Liberty National First National

Mr. Green, Treasurer, reported the following depositories for school funds: Liberty National Fidelity National First National City National

Central National Northwest National Oklahoma National Penn Square National

Citizens State First State May Ave. State Spencer State

Mr. Thompson, retiring President, expressed his appreciation for the privilege and honor (Remarks by of serving the past year as President, and his appreciation of Other members of the Board jRetiring Presiand officers of the Board for their cooperation and understanding. He commended Dr. Bamesjdent and Superintendent, very highly both as an educator and as one of the finest gentlemen he has (Incoming ever known. He extended his expression of appreciation to all directors, administrators, (President______ teachers, and patrons for their effective work and their unfailing cooperation. i Mr. Bennett, incoming President, expressed his appreciation for being elected President of the Board for the ensuing year. He felt confident that with the continued cooperation of school administrators, teachers, and patrons the schools will continue to go forward with better schools and better teaching. He spoke of the great responsibility of attempting to solve the problems connected with the schools of Oklahoma City as compared with other businesses in the city. With over 66,000 pupils and several thousand teachers and other employees, the problems are great, but with the cooperation of all who are in places of responsibility, he felt that the coming year will be an outstanding one for the Oklahoma City Schools. The Superintendent, for the Board and the School System, presented Mr. Thompson with a silver bar indicating his service as President for i960, to be attached to the plaque presented him when he served previously as President.

Motion to adjourn the meeting to Thursday, January 19, 1961, ^-:30 p. m. in the Board Room was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

, 1961.

I Mr. Thompson f Presented witl ' Silver Bar i

|r . #21 ;Adjournment

MEETING OF JANUARY 19, 1961

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

MEETING IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY. , JANUARY 19, 1961 AT l|-:30 P. M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President William F. Lott, Vice President

Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch Others present: Dr. M. W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, and Dr. Jack Parker, i Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, I Business Manager; B. D. Foutz, Chief Engineer; C. E. Costley, Bill Haller, G. L. Robinson,; and Torn. Smith - Directors; David Light, Chief Accountant; Pat Flood and Jim Reid of the i Daily Oklahoman; Max Wolfe, KWTV; Mr. Raymond Keitz. :

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson

SPECIAL BUSINESS

R. #22 Bids Opened on Hoover Junior High

On motion of Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, bids received for construction of the new Herbert Hoover Junior High School were opened and read aloud as tabulated below; bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids:

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TABULATION OF BIDS ON HOOVER JUNIOR HEH SCHOOL

Contractor Anderson-House Builders Construction J. J. Bollinger B & G Constructors, Inc. E. A. Cowen Culwell Construction Dennehy Construction Dunning Construction Harmon Construction Industrial Concrete Builders Lippert Bros.. Manhattan Construction Walter Nashert Tankersley Construction United Builders

Base Bid

$1,279,000 1,187,652 1,211-7,600 1,370,000 1,189,700 1,218,000 1,256,619 1,239,922 1,198,987 1,263,300 1,196,195 1,338,135 1,247,283 1,217,563 1,211-7,000

Alternate No. 1 Addition for Air Conditioning Adm. Office $5,075.00 5,7^7-00 4,800.00 4,211.00 4,600.00 4,885.00 5,000.00 5,525.00 4,908.00 5,333.00 5,231.00 4,925.00 5,225.00 4,237-00 5,500.00

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott that the foregoing bids be referred to the central office for further study, consultation, and consideration, and later report to the Board. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

On recommendation of the Superintendent, it was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Henry Foth to attend a professional... meeting 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 Mr. Henry Foth would attend the Southwestern Music Educators' National Conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico, January 27-30, 1961. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Mr. Foth be directed to attend the Conference as 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 of Mr. Foth's expenses on the trip be paid by the Board. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

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| R- #24 | Professional | Trip Approved

MEETING OF JANUARY 19, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #25 Resolutions of Appreciation Approved

Mrs. Henry

It was moved by Mrs. wfelch and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the following resolutions of appreciation be approved. The motion carried.

IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. BESSIE HENRY The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mrs. Bessie Lee Henry, January 16, 1961.

Mrs. Henry joined the Oklahoma City School System in 1952 after teaching several years in schools throughout the State. She served as new teacher adviser and counselor at Southeast, Classen, and Northwest Classen schools until her illness last fall.

She was a member of all professional organizations and served as president of the Oklahoma City District of the Oklahoma Education Association and Oklahoma City Counselors and Guidance Association. She was bn .the., executive board of Classroom Teachers Association and the Oklahoma Education Association Board of Directors and the Welfare Commission. She held degrees from Oklahoma University and was a member of St. Lukes Methodist Church and Phi Beta Kappa. She gave her best at all times, which meant so much to the boys and girls with whom she worked. She had a great interest in the personal welfare of each student. Her friendly personality was an inspiration to all her coworkers and she was industrious, conscientious, cooperative, and intelligent. She always maintained the highest integrity and professional ethics. Her suffering was many friends, and profound sympathy years of faithful Miss Wiley

great and her passing a deep sorrow to her family, her co-workers. The Board of Education wishes to extend its to the bereaved family and to pay tribute to Mrs. Henry's service to the Oklahoma City Public Schools.

IN APPRECIATION OF MISS LULA MAY WILEY The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Lula May Wiley on January 8, 1961.

Miss wiley has taught school U2 years, 32 years in the Oklahoma City Public School System. She also served as summer school instructor for several years at Oklahoma Baptist University. She was a member of all the professional organizations and a charter member of the Oklahoma City YWCA Chapter.

She was enthusiastic, refined, a hard worker, and cooperative with all who were associated with her. We feel that her high ideals 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. Miss Heninger

IN APPRECIATION OF MISS LILLIAN HENINGER The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Lillian Heninger on January 8, 1961.

Miss Heninger taught in the Oklahoma City Public Schools U3..years. She was teaching at Emerson School at the time of her retirement in 1935*

She was a member of all the professional organizations, Kappa Kappa Iota, educational sorority, and Temple B'nai Israel. Miss Heninger was cooperative and congenial with all who were associated with her. She was loyal, resourceful, and energetic, possessed a strong personality, add was a dynamic teacher. We feel that her high ideals 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.

MEETING OF JANUARY 19, 1961 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr.Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the renting of one frame building (dwelling) at 116 S. W. 56th Street for the purpose of housing a kindergarten clasp I at Henry School for the remainder of the current school year, date of this rental to and = May 31, 1961; rental to be $30.00 per month payable to the owner, Mr. Charles C. Snyder; lease agreement having been drawn containing all conditions previously outlined by the Board Attorney. On roll call the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #26 Approval to Rent Building for Classrooi

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one R. #27 Purchase of Automatic Film Inspection Machine from the low bidder, Paulmar, Inc.; the purchase in the amount of $1,795.00 to be charged to Account BL-1030-D-1, and approved on Board of EducatiojaFilm Inspectii Mach. Approvei application for NDEA matching funds. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of one lot of magazines for use in all schools from Irwin C. Gaumer, the purchase in the amount of $1,854.10 to be charged to Account 240-B-2, and having been approved under NDEA Title III Purchases. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

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It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of encyclopedias to be used in various schools, from the publishers as shown below:

$i,oi6.4o Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. Field Enterprise Educational Corp 1,887.84 , Total------$'2^904.24 Charged

R- #28 Purchase of Magazines Approved R. #29 Purchase of Encyclopedias Approved

to Account 230.

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

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of one lot of film and film materials from Encyclopedia Britannica Film, Inc. for use in all schools, the purchase in the amount of $3,480.80 to be charged to Account 230-C. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #30 Purchase of Film and Film Materials App:

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to accept the bid of Herman Sporting Goods Company in the amount of $7,768.64 for one lot of wrestling mats and mat covers, to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-C-7; this and other bids having been received in response to the attached. notice for bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #31 Bid Accepted on Mats and Mat Covers

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Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of one lot of hardware and sanding equipment for use in all schools from the low bidders as listed belowl and the motion carried unanimously on roll call $ 266.23 Mideke Supply Company 185.49 Hart Industrial Supply Industrial Arts 1,135.12 109.44 Kilpatrick Bros. Total ---- $1,696.28 - charged. to Account BL-620-D

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It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to accept. bids of the following firms for one lot of science supplies and equipment for use at Starâ€˘ Spencer High School, these Notice for Bids: bids being low and received, with others, in response to the attached i Refinery Supply Company Arthur S. LaPine Welch Scientific! Co. Michigan Scientific Co. Melton Co., Inc. Total

535.06 301.50 510.77 163.83 231.26 $1,742.42 $

R. #33 Bids Accepted on Science Suppl. & Equi;

Suppliesâ€”$701.29 charged to Account 240-B Equipment--$1,041.13 charged to Account BL-1O3O-C-7 Total------$1,742.42

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

Purchase of Hardware and Sanding Equip ment Approved

MEETING OF JANUARY 19, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #3U Increase in Insurance Approved.

Motion was made by Mr. â€™Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve increasing the liability coverage on the fleet insurance policy to $100,000-$300,000, insurance form having been approved by the Board Attorney. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." BUILDINGS

R. #35 Bid. Accepted, on Parking and Streets at Hoover Junior High Site

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve acceptance of the low bid of M. A. Swatek & Company submitted January 3> 19&1 in the amoaunt of $39,98^.00 to install concrete parking and asphalt streets^Hoover Junior High School; the construction to be made according to advertised plans prepared by the Engineering Department. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #36 It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve acceptance of the Low Bid Aclow bid of Triple-A Construction Company in the amount of $19,210.1^ to install storm cepted. on sewers on Hoover Junior High School site; the construction to be made according to adverStorm Sewers, tised plans prepared by the Engineering Department. The motion carried on roll call Hoover Jr. Hig with all members voting "Aye." R. #37 Approval of Plan to Provide Water for Hoover

Motion to approve the following resolution providing for water to serve the new Hoover Junior High School was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, and carried unanimously on roll call:

The District must have water connection for its Hoover Junior High School. The Board, after careful study, finds that any other plan to obtain watef-*â€™ would be much more expense than the plan covered by the attached offer of the District.

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the District make the attached offer to obtain water for Hoover Junior High School, the same being for the best interest of the District, and that officers of the District be authorized and; directed to sign the contract and issue warrant in payment. Mr. Ralph C. Green 2720 N. W. 32nd St. Oklahoma City 12, Oklahoma Re: An 8-inch water main to be constructed along the west side of N. Greystone Ave. from the center of Section 19, T. 13N, R3W, I. m., and running north ^11 ft. Dear Mr. Green: The undersigned will pay you $ ' for the privilege of connecting to the above at such points from time to time as is necessary to serve Hoover Junior High School and its grounds when you have laid the above water mains and have leased the same to the City of Oklahoma City under the present standard lease agreement form and have assigned to this School District one-half of all sums you are to rec eive from said City under lease (except sums above agreed to be paid to you), until this School District has received the amount agreed to be paid to you by said School District and said assignment has been approved by said City, and the City of Oklahoma City and you hav e agreed that the School District shall not be charged any fee at any time for connecting its Hoover Junior High School to said water main as a water consumer.

It is understood that the School District will be liable to the City of Oklahoma City for all water consumed at the rates charged customarily to a water consumer in Oklahoma City. '

If this meets with your approval, please sign one copy of this letter and return to this District; and this will be then the contract between us in regard to the a bove matter. INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma

By (Signed) William F. Lott, Vice President

ACCEPTED:

Southeast Project Accepted R. #38 Meeting Adjourned to January 29th

Ralph C. Green Information to the Board: It was reported that the central office has accepted the Southeast High School project for use.

Motion to adjourn the meeting to Wednesday, January 25, 19&1, ^:30 p. m. w as made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST

Approved the_

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MEETING OF JANUARY 25, 1961

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

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1961 AT 4:30 P.M. j PRESENT:

William F. Lott, Vice President

Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

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Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and Dr. Jack Parker, ; Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Lester Reed, Assistant to Superintendent; G. L. Robinson, Director of Personnel; Tom Smith, Director of Business; David Light,; Chief Accountant; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Pat Flood of the Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

Invocation

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT On motion of Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the following resolution of appreciation for Miss Mayry Mayes was passed:

IN APPRECIATION OF Miss Mayry Mayes

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R- #39 Resolution of Appreciation Approved (Mayry Mayes)

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Mayry Osa Mayes, January 21, 1961. Miss Mayes, fifth grade teacher at Monroe School, taught twelve years in the state before joining the Oklahoma City Public School System 23 years ago.

She was a member of all the professional organizations, the American Association of University Women, and the Methodist Church.

In her associations with others, she was most appreciative, cooperative, cheerful, and optimistic. She was a person of dignity and high intelligence, which won the admiration of others as her other qualities won their love and respect. She was always understanding and sympathetic with the children in her care, and we feel that she will long be remembered by students and coworkers.

The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation of the many years of faithful and effective service Miss Mayes gave to the Oklahoma City Public Schools and to extend profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family. PURCHASING It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of one j lot of shade materials and supplies for all schools from the companies shown below: | (included in Notice for j $1,241.25 Venetian Blind Service Bids attached under j Butler Shade Company 270.62 Resolution No. 56, Feb.6)

R. #40 Bids Accepted on Shade Materials,Sup]

Total ------ $1,511.87 - charged to Acc. BL-1030-D1 On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to authorize confirmation of order with Motter Bookbinding Company for r epairing one lot of library books; this order in the amount of $1,418.40 to be charged to Account 230-A. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

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It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of one lot of films from the Indiana University Audio-Visual Center; this purchase in the amount of $875-00 to be charged to Account 230-C. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

i R. #42

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD:

i Information ?3 to the Board . .......... â€” -

It was reported that purchase orders are to be written to the following companies in the amounts shown for classroom furniture for Jefferson Junior High School:

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R. #41 Repair to Lib. Books Confirmed

j Purchase of i Films Approved

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Purchase Orders on Furniture fo: Jefferson

MEETING OF JANUARY 25, 1961 - CONT'D T

R. #42 Continued Purchase . ■ Orders on Furniture for Jefferson

Oklahoma Seating Compad^: 18 79 364 1000 595

Unit Price

#101 Educator's Teacher's Storage Cabinets 18" Classmate #54OA chairs 17" Classmate #54OA chairs Folding Chairs Envoy #352 Chair desk units

$166.35 8.35 8.35 4.13 11.12

Extension $2,994.30 659.65 3,039.40 4,130.00 6,616.40

Total-- - $17,439-75 Triangle Blue Print Company:

25 118 3

Tempo#995 Griggs Teacher's Desk Tempo #980-1 30" x 72" classroom tables #915 TempoRound Classroom Tables

63.35 29.00 31.00

1,583.75 522.00 93-00

Total--'-—$2,198.75

Thompson Book & Supply Company:

4 11

#7202 All-steel metal file cabinets #7402 4-drawer all-steel file cabinets

45.20 67.50

180.80 742.50

Total - -------- $923.30

A. F. Williams Company: 3 20 8

#969 Royal Costumers Mitchell WO-12 Folding Tables Royal #913 Side Chairs

10.00 104.05 17.00

30.00 2,081.00 136.00

Total --■— $2,247.00

City Office Supply, Inc.: 2 3

Royal #1230P Executive Chairs Globe-Wernicke 3S6OCL Secretary Desk

49.50 211.50

99.00 634.50

Total---.......... $733.50

The foregoing purchases in the total amount of $23,542.30 are to be charged to Bond Account 97OA. Purchase orders are to be written to Thompson Book & Supply Company for the following Purchase cabinets to be used in instructional offices and for replacement in various schools: Orders on Furniture for 18 All-steel #7202 File Cabinets Instr. Office:J 45.20 813.60 11 #7402 4-drawer metal file cabinets & Replacement 742.50 67.50 in Schools $1,556.10 Total This purchase is to he charged to accounts as follows:

BL-1O3O-B4------------ $ 202.50 BL-1O3O-C-7 -------1,353.60 R. #43 Awarding Contract on Hoover Deferred

BUILDINGS

Report on Mr. Wright

The Board learned with regret that it had been reported that Mr. Jim Wright, former Board member, would have to return to the hospital in the near future.

R. >1+ Adjournment

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

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, awarding contract for construction of Hoover Junior High School was deferred until the next meeting of the Board.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED

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ATTEST

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Vice-President

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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OB THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1961 AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Wm. F. Lott, Vice President

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Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and Dr. Jack Parker, Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; B. D. Foutz, Chief Engineer; David Light, Chief Accountant; Mrs. Floy Camphell, Director of Public Relations; Tom Smith, Director of Purchasing; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Frances Bailey and Ruby Ewing,Classroom Teachers Association; Barbara Bailey, Field Librarian; Pat Flood of The Daily Oklahoman; Mr. Coston and Mr. Short, Architects. The invocation was given by Mr. Skaggs.

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, the minutes of the meetings of January 2, 1961, January 3, 19&1, January 19, 1961, and January 25, 1961 were approved as read.

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Invocation i RÂť #45 !j Minutes I Approved 1

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Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the month of January and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

| Treasurer's i Report

The Board Attorney, Mr. Lybrand, reported that a claim has been executed by the owner of the 2^ acres of land, purchase of which was approved by The Board to add to the site of Willow Brook School, and that on approval of the Claim by the Board, payment can be made.

i Attorney's | Report______

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, presented "Report of Audit July 1, i960 to December 31> i960," and stated that an audit of miscellaneous funds is about completed and will be presented at a later date.

! Auditor's | Report

On motion of Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the foregoing legal and financial reports were approved as submitted.

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Mrs. Welch moved approval of the following resolution directing the persons indicated to make trips for professional improvement as designated, and the motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried unanimously on roll call. RESOLUTION

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R. #47 Approval of Professional â– Meeting and School Attendance

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels that it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would make trips for professional improvement as indicated: (1)

Mr. J. B. Greene and Mr. Lester Reed to attend The National Convention of Secondary School Principals, Detroit, Michigan, February 11-15, 19^1;

(2)

Mr. Melvin Taylor, Maintenance Foreman, Food Service Department, to attend a training school conducted by G. S. Blakeslee and Company, Chicago, Illinois, March 20-24, 1961.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the persons Indicated be directed to attend the convention and school as designated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District; if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that the Board pay all expenses of Mr. Greene and Mr. Reed on their trip and the travel expense to and from Chicago for Mr. Taylor, the Blakeslee Company to pay the other expenses necessary to send Mr. Taylor to the school. Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson that Dr. William Van Til, Department of Secondary Education, New York University, be paid a consultant fee of $150.00 for his work with junior high school principals and staff, February 8-9, 1961. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to pay $25*00, gratuity and travel, to Professor Gordon T. Culver, Oklahoma State University, to speak at the business education teachers' meeting on Monday, February 27, 1961. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

| R. #48 j Approval to j Pay Consultant I--------------------------------j

I R. #49

' Approval to s Pay Speaker

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONTINUED If

R. #50 Resolution of AppreciationMiss Florence E. McClure

On motion of Mrs. Welch}* seconded by Mr. Lott, the following resolution of appreciation for Miss Florence E. McClure, retired teacher recently deceased, was passed;

RESOLUTION

IN APPRECIATION OF MISS FLORENCE E. Me CLURE' The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Miss Florence Elizabeth McClure, January 28, 1961.

Miss McClure joined the Oklahoma City School System as a language instructor at Classen High School in 1921 after teaching 6-g- years throughout the State. She also taught at Harding and Capitol Hill Senior High School and was language instructor at Central High School at the time of her retirement in .1956.

In her association with others, she was appreciative, cheerful, and optimistic as well as an excellent teacher. She served as an inspiration to her students and was a highly accomplished musician. Miss McClure was a person of dignity and high intelligence, which won the admiration of others as her other qualities won their love and respect. We feel that her high ideals and personality will live on in the hearts of all who knew her. She was a member of all professional organizations and of the First Church of Christ, Scientist.

The Board of Education wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the many years of faithful and effective service Miss McClure gave to the Oklahoma City Public Schools and to extend•profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family. 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.

PERS

INSTRUCTIONAL

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS NAME

as sig nm en t

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED ' EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

> EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

(mr s )

gra nt

AUSBURN, SUE

ENG., SPEECH

MRS)

P.QUEEN - HILLCREST KDG.

BERRY, FREDA SUE (MRS)

BURTON, SYLVIA

Tmrs ) Hen dric ks on ,

e dith

*r ) SOLCOMB, VIRGIL C.

(mrs ) --

RAMEY, ANN

1-20-61 1-20-61

(MR)

(fille

d by

tran

sfe r

SOUTHEASTERN

1-20-61

ABBOTT, ROBERT

BURBANK 5TH

1-20-61

MATTHEWS, SALLY

ARTHUR SPEC. ED.

1-20-61

DENHAM, GEORGE A.

BRYAN SPEECH THERAPIST

1-20-61

MRS)

WILLOW BROOK KDG.

1-20-61

HALE, SHERRY GALE

NORTHEAST COUNSELOR

1-20-61

BROTHERS, EVERETT

(MR) YOESTING, CLARENCE

1-20-61

BURBANK 5™

4000.

O.U. B.S.

1-30-61

ARTHUR SPEC. ED. BRYAN SPEECH THERAPIST

4000.

B.A.

1-23-61

4000.

O.S.U. B.S.

1-23-61

4000.

O.C.U. B.A.

1-30-61

4000.

s* B*S»

1-23-61

NORTHEAST COUNSELOR

4000.

O.S.U. B.S.

1-23-61

MARSHALL LANGUAGE

4700.

B.S.

1-9-61

HORACE MANN 5TH

4100.

BETHANY B.S.

1-3-61

ARTHUR 1ST

4000.

O.U. B.S.

1-23-61

(MRS) SMITH, JOYCE (MRS) (MR)

(mis s ) (DUTREAU - RESIGNED)

MARKLEY, SUSAN

(MORGAN - TRANSFERRED)

GILMORE, ELIZABETH

(FLANAGAN - L/a )

Mc Nab b ,

(MRS)

L.S.U.

(MRS) ca rol

(mr s )

^ADDITIONAL POSITION)

CRITES, LINDA

(MISS) ROSELLO, SONIA

(MRS)

^ad ditio

)

L-l &.0Nr B0^£4^^ „ ,

iona l

na l

pos ition

po si tion

(MRS)

Ih AGGARD .-.“TRANSFERRED)

(MRS)

^BITIONAL POSITION)

^)B.^§NAL pos ition )

4000*.

WALTERS, LINDA

4200.

....

’

“ /

GAMMELL, WANDA J.

5000.

WILLOW BROOK KDG.

PRAIRIE QUEEN 1ST

1-23-61

B.S.

1-19-61

HENRY 2ND - 3RD

—O.U. B.S.

1-30-61

MARSHALL SPEC. ED.

LINCOLN U.

JONES, JUANDA L.

-.(MRS)

;

HOME EC.

HARDIN ISfMMONS

4100.

B.S, ■ - •

S«E»S»C» B.S.

■

<9?

1-23-61

1-24-61

JACKSON

MARSHALL ENGLISH

O.U. M.A.

4200.

)

^ad dit

WILLOW BROOK

O.U. B.S.

O.U.

1-20-61

6th

4000.

(MRS) VANICE, BETTI E J.

HOME EC.

1-23-61

B.S.

(MR)

JACKSON

GRANT ENG., SPEECH

4150.

(Mrs )

(MRS)

1-23-61

)

(MR)

Wl LLOW BROOK 3RD

SHEPHERD, JANA

JHORNE, DELORES

c • s« c* A«B«

$4150.

PICKLE, WILLIAM D.

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PERSONNEL

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

CONTINUED

LEAVES OF ABSENCES

Profe

ss ion al

Lea ve

(MR)

NORTHWEST COUNSELOR

1-27-61

(fille

EMERSON 1ST

1-20-61

FOREMAN, AILEEN

TYLER 2ND

1-20-61

(FILLED BY TRANSFER)

STAR ELEM. 2ND

1-20-61

LAND,

VIRGINIA

CULBERTSON KDG.

1-20-61

REESE, ELLA P.

GRANT ENGLISH

1-20-61

Mc Nee ly , ros e ma rie

THOMASON, DONNA L.

VALLEY BROOK 2ND

12-20-60

PARKER, JANE

(MRS)

MARK TWAIN

6 , 1961 -

JAMES, LEWIS F.

trans

fer

)

MATERNITY

(MRS)

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

BICKFORD, DONNA

(MRS) CARLILE, POLLY A.

(MRS)

COLEMAN, TOMMIE L.

(mr s ) • CUDJOE, FREDDIE (MRS)

Mc Cra

y , ma ttie

(mr s )

VISOR, CORRINE

(MRS)

NORTHEASTERN M.T.

-23-61

EMERSON 5TH

4000.

o.s.u. B.S.

1-23-61

STAR ELEM. 2ND

4250.

LINCOLN U. B.S.

!—24—6|

4000.

S »Ce B»Ae

1-19-61

GRANT ENGLISH

4000.

O.S.U. B.S.

1-3-61

VALLEY BROOK 2ND

4400.

PHILLIPS U. B.S.

1-23-61

MARK TWAIN 3RD

4000.

C» S «Co B»S»

1-23-61

GRANT PHYS. ED.

4900.

(miss ) (MRS) (MRS)

(mr s ) ;(MR?)

3rd

1-20-61

MILNER, FRANCES

GRANT SCIENCE,PHYS. ED.

1-25-61

HALEY, JERRY

CULBERTSON

KDG.

jr ILL HEALTH (MR)

ROGERS, CARROLL B.

(MR)

DECEASED (MRS)

HENRY, BESSIE

(miss ) MAYES, OSA M.

I_____ I

NORTHWEST COUNSELOR

1-16-61

MOhROE 5™

1-21-61

(FILLED BY TRANSFER) (MRS) SAYERS, ALICE

4500.

TEXAS TECH. B.S.

]

1-30-61

MONROE 5TH

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL TERMINATIONS NAME

as si gnm en t

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS (MRS)

(MRS)

IBM

GILLESPIE, SHIRLEY

KEY PUNCH OPR.

1-24-61

JORDAN, BARBARA

(MRS)

CAPITOL HILL SR. CLERK

1-31-61

MEYERS, BURNETTA

KELLY, KAREN

PURCHASING RECEPTIONIST

1-4-61

JONES, THERESA J.

(miss )

(MRS)

DOUGLASS CL ERK

1-21-61

REID, LEAVIE

(MRS) WILLIAMS, SHIRLEY

ENGINEERING SECRETARY

1-18-61

WHITE, FREDDA SUE

(MRS)

CURRICULUM OFFICE

POWELL, JANICE

COLLATOR

1-31-61

MARK TWAIN SECRETARY

1-20-61

e of

1-23-61

IBM

KEY PUNCH OPR. CAPITOL HILL SR. CL ERK

I85.

1-30-61

205.

1-30-61

215.

1-23-61

ENGINEERING SECRETARY

205.

1-23-61

"PREV.

255.

1-16-61

(MRS)

(MRS) TURNER, LORENE L.

Leav

>220.

(miss )

DOUGLASS

CLERK

ab se nc e

MATERNITY

(MRS)

EDWARDS, ANNE

(MRS) BORRELL, LOUISE

MARK TWAIN- SECRETARY

IN SYSTEM"

RE-INSTATEMENT

(MRS)

(not

pr ev iou sl y re pl ac ed

)

CAMPBELL, PEGGY

â–

FOOD SERVICE CLERK

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Continued. P-4

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS

MRS. LAVIRGE ROGERS AS A CLERK IN THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT, SALARY $170. PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE JANUARY I 6, 1961 . MR..DAVID-CROSS AS AN ASSISTANT TAB OPERATOR, SALARY $1.50 PER HOUR, JANUARY 20,

Cha nge

sta tus

I96l

TV Sta tion

Jimmy Stac ey - be $3600. to

EFFECTIVE

THROUGH JANUARY 27, 1961 .

Pe rs onn e l :

ch an ged y ear

$4600. per

from tech nicia n to film en gin ee r eff ec tiv e Feb rua ry L,..1.961.

s a la ry

inc rea se d

from

Clyd e Mil le r - as su me add iti ona l re sp on si bi lity in s up e rv is ion an d ma int en an ce the Engin eer ing de p a rtm e nt , sa la ry inc re as ed from $6000. to $6300. pe r ye ar , e ffe ctiv e

Feb ru ar y 1, 1961.

P-5SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1960-1961: 3304 NW 19 5013 STEANSON DR., APT ft]

ADAMS, PATRICIA 0.

API TZ, FRANCES A.

10(EDMOND)

BERNARD, MILO M.

101

BLACK, THERESA

1800 NW 12

COBB, KATIE K. COBB, SYLVIA R. CONKLING, CHARLES H. DATE, FRANCES A. FROST, JIMMY L. FULLER, WILLIAM A.

4515 HAYDEN LANE 2325 sw 45

1115 N. KENTUCKY 3120 NW 12 ROUTE j? 1 (HARRAH) 213 SE 28 2401 NW 22

FALLIN, JUANITA Q.

125 BEARD DRIVE 1729 SW 18 2304 NW 56 3126 NW 17 3126 NW 17

GRIFFITH, CAROL ANN HENRY, THOMAS C. LEE, MARGARET ANN *Mc NABB, TERESA

MYERS, BILLY EUGENE NEWBERRY, JOE H. ODOR, MARY M.

4800 S. ROSS 5929 NW 41 406 MACY(NORMAN)

POWELL, SARAH E.

2405 CASHION PL. 1805 NW 22 32$ NE 13 7055 NW 22 2817 NW r? 436 NW 83 2620 sw 60

POWER, FLOY M. RIPPEY, SALLY W. SHIRLEY, FRANCES SHULL, OPAL J. SIMMONS, DORA LEE SLATON, CHARLES D.

SMITH,

PEGGY M.

HOME EC., SCIENCE, ART

ENG., KDG.

MATH., SCIENCE, S.S. 1,2,3 ELEM., KDG. S.S., ENG. 6, JR. HS., MATH.,

• ENG.

■

ELEM. MATH., IND. ARTS, SCIENCE, S.S. ELEM., MUSIC, BAND ELEMENTARY ELEM. HIST., PHYS. ED. HOME EC., KDG. 1,2,3 MATH., SCIENCE, PHYS. 5,6,4

ED.,

ENG.

;

KDG., 2,3

EL EM. KDG., HOME EC., ENG. ENG., HIST. ELEM. PRIMARY, ELEM., KDG. ELEMENTARY HIST., BUS. BUS., ELEM.

SPOTTS, HANNAH B. WILSON, NAOMI P.

4600 COLTRANE ROAD

4,3,2

1113 sw 39

SUBSTITUTE SEC.

CROSSLAND, MAURICE J. SMITH, OLA M.

2302 N. KATE l§l I NE 2?

SPEC. ED., ELEM., MUSIC ELEM., JR., SR. HS

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PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

Per Mo »

TV STATION Res igna

REPLACEMENT

tions

Camer aman TV Stat ion

1-16-61

Ben so n . Dan

$250.

1-18-61

Ca mera man TV Statio n

Vanb

Cam er am an TV Sta tion

1-6-61

Tan se l . Tom

$250.

1-9-61

Camera man TV Statio n

Eng 1nee TV Stat

1-18-61

2-3-61

Engin ee r TV Stat ion

2-1-61

Bus Driv er Sta r -Spe nc er

ibb er

Pfoten

. Jerr

hau er

, R. H.

Eva ns , bil ly

ion

Cam er am an TV Sta tion

Mc Ca rl

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Annual $6000.

1-27-61

MAINTENANCE tion

Mc Mah on , W. W.

6 , 1961 -

Res igna

Wel de r Mai nte na nc e

12-30-60 1-19-61

CONT'D

SAFETY

Res igna

Stam

pe r

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

Find la y . Jam es 0.

tions

, Clin

Bus Driv er Star -Spe nce r

Per mo.

1-31-61

Mc Kay , Ronn y Ma rion

$100.

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PERSONNEL ASSIGNMEF&,

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

sa la ry

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

SERVICE Res igna tion s

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

6 , 1961 -

CONT'D

4 T. Floo Bra

ntl ey

Cox, Mar

, Car ion

Ca p itol

Lee

Dix on , Iva n Bert on l

, Haro

Ler

Sr .

Will

iford

, Rob ert

Ray

$100.

1-3-61

$100.

1-17-61

$100.

1 -10-61

Lee

$100.

1-3-61

4 T. Floorm a n Dav i s 4 T. Floor man

$100.

1-9-61

Wils on

Floorm a n Dougla ss

WASHINGTON

1-23-61

Little

1-3-61

Lam b , Jer ry

1-6-61

Tra cy , Har old

1-6-61

Jawor sky , Ste

12-30-60

Moten , Fre e man

$200.

1-18-61

1-16-61

Ev a ns , Seawoo d

$100.

1-23-61

Page

$150.

1-24-61

3/4 T. Floor man Wes t Nichol s Hil ls

$200.

1-16-61

Rel ief Floor All Sch ools

$100.

1-12-61

Longfe

$100.

1-3-61

4 T. Floor ma n Ridg ev ie w

$1.25

1-31-61

Tex tb ook s Audi o -Vis ua l

, Joh n L.

4 T. Floor

Dav is 4 T. Floor WILSON

Ra ms e y , Per ry

Pau l

man

Flo or ma n Doug la s s

Smith , John

Jam es ph en

4 T. Floo

4 T. Floorm an . Wil son , And re w L.

(Cottrel

(Huc

k abay

Page

- tra ns fe rr ed )

Dav is . Ken ne th

- Tran sfe rre d )

Thom ps on , Thom

Wa y ne as wil li am

4 T. Floo (Morg an - Tra

ns fe rr ed

)

Ev a ns , Cha rl e s

(Wom ac k - Tra ns fer re d )

She lt

, Bobb y Dwa yn e

man

WASHI NGTON

4 T. Floorm

orm an

4 T. Flo or ma n

Lyn ch , Odis

Sr .

Hill

Capit ol

12-30-60

Lee

12-30-60

Flo orm an Cen tra l 4 T. Floorm a n

4 T. Flo

Hal

4 T. Flo or ma n

rm an

Hill

rm an

man

rm an

ll ow

Alin 1 ft* V KI 1AI

Res igna tion s Tnnn. Fl oyd Choi , Un Yon g

Tex tbo ok s Audi o -Vi sua i Tex tb ook s Aud io -vis ual

1—prj—Fu

1-31-61

Kawa hito , ki yos hi

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L_3

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT

as si gnm en t

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

HourTv

FOOD SERVICE Resi

REPLACEMENT

gna tion s

Hel pe r Culb er ts on

Pay ne , Oma

wes t

Hel pe r Culb er ts on

Moor e , Rut h

.80

1-3-61

Hel pe r West Nich ols

King . Juli

.80

1-3-61

Hel pe r Clas se n

Hofel d , Fra nc es

.80

1-4-61

Hel pe r Star -Spe nc

.80

1-4-61

Help er Har din g

.80

1-2-61

Hel pe r Wil son

.80

1-6-61

Hel pe r Sta r -Spe nc er

Bro wn . Ade lia

.80

1-20-61

Cla

(Stol e *-Wan sf er re d )

Brune

.80

1-20-61

Hel pe r Moon

(Sea go

Roger

.80

1-30-61

Help er Ga te wood

.80

1-23-61

Help er Brya n

Yous

(Jone

Help er Nich ols

Help er Burb an k

, Bla nc h

Hill s

11-28-60

12-12-60

- Tra ns fer re d )

(See be ck - Tra ns fer re d )

(Addi tion al

Pos

ition

)

Bal

(Addi

Pos

ition

)

Wa tk

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(Addi tion al

Pos ition )

, Fan nie ins

Kea sl

, Ha ze l

, All

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Pan sy

Hel pe r

(MuRDocKiS Tra

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)

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, Fay Lola

ss en

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Bea n , Fra nc es

Hel pe r Bry an

1-26-61

Mc Intir

Kay

Hills

1961 - CONT'D

1-20-61

Han se n , Loui

.80

1-20-61

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

Jack son , Gold ie

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Continued

p-9

Change in status of Maintenance Department Personnel;

Clayton LeRoy Daniel - Temporary Plumber - salary $2.00 per hour to a Regular Plumber - salary $h200. per year - Effective January 11, 1961. John R. Davis - Regular Mechanic - salary changed from $3600. to $3800. per year Effective January 11, 1961. Clarence Wisdom Dean - Temporary Semi-skilled Laborer - salary $1.35 per hour to a Regular Roofer - salary $3200. per year - Effective January 11, 1961. Homer Diviney - Regular Welder - salary $3350. per year is being promoted to Welder Foreman - salary $hl00. per year - Effective January 11, 1961.

Jimmie Neal Ennis - Temporary Painter - salary $1.50 per hour - salary changqgl to $1.60 per hour - Effective January 26, 1961.

Clyde Denman Grimmett - Temporary Truck Driver - salary $1.35 per hour - salary changed to $l.l|,0 per hour - Effective January 11, 1961.

G. W.- House - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.50 per hour - salary changed to $1.5U per hour - Effective January 11, 1961. Virgil Dean Jones - Regular Mechanic - salary changed from $3h00. to $3600. per year - Effective January 11, 1961.

Andrew Lesley Martin - Temporary Truck Driver - salary $1.35 per hour to a Regular Driver - salary $3000. per year - Effective January 11, 1961. Herman F. Miller - Regular Truck Driver - salary changed from $2900. to $3000. per year - Effective January 11, 1961. Ralph Lee Meade - Temporary Mechanic - salary changed from $1.75 to $1.83 per hour Effective January 11, 1961.

Aubrey William Medlin - Temporary Painter - salary $1.65 per hour - transferred to a Regular Mechanic - salary $3800. per year - Effective January 11, 1961. Henry L. Niblett - Temporary Painter - salary $1.35 per hour is being promoted to a Regular Painter - salary $1.39 per hour - Effective January 11, 1961.

Abel Noah - Temporary Grease and Lubrication Man - salary $1.50 per hour to a Regular.Employee - salary $3200. per year - Effective January 11, 1961.

Hugh David Noblitt - Temporary Shop Clerk - salary $1.25 per hour to a Regular Shop Clerk - salary $2700. per year - Effective January 11, 1961. Charles Allen Pope - Temporary Mechanic - salary $2.00 per hour to a Regular Garage Foreman - salary $U300. per year - Effective January 11, 1961.

WÂŤ A. Williams - Regular Machinist - salary changed from $hlj.OO. to $h500. per year Effective January 11, 1961. Request permission to employ Jim Cross in Audio-Visual â€™*'salary $1.25 per hour -Effective December 19, I960 through January U, 1961.

1 i

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Continued

p-10

Change in status of Service Department Personnels

Bailey Joe Cottrell - 3/11 Time Floorman at West Nichols Hills - salary $133.73 per month to Full Time Floorman at All Schools - salary $209. per month - Effective January 23, 1961. Cecil A. Hugghins - Fireman at Roosevelt - salary $21j 3. per month to Head Custodian at Dewey - salary $260. per month - Effective January 11, 1961.

Thomas B. McKean - Relief Custodian at All Schools - salary $235* per month to Fireman at Roosevelt Jr. - salary $2110. per month - Effective January 13, 1961. Charley Ray Morgan - | Time Floorman at Longfellow - salary $102.30 per month to Full Time Relief Floorman at All Schools - salary $205.00 per month - Effective January 6, 1961.

B. J. Niece - Floorman at Rockwood - salary $230. per month to Relief Custodian M All Schools - salary $233. per month - Effective January 11, 1961.

Rullon C. Thomas - Head Custodian at Hawthorne - salary $313. per month to Head Custodian at Jefferson Jr. High - salary $320. per month - Effective January 9, 1961. Raymond Tarter - Head Custodian at Dewey - salary $270. per month to Head Custodian at Putnam Heights - salary $290. per month - Effective January 11, 1961. Request permission to employ the following in the Maintenance Department; James Junior Bennett - Truck Driver - salary $1.30 per hour - Effective January 16, 1961. Bobby Ray Bilbrey - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.23 per hour - Effective December 27, I960. Joe Henry Boatman - Temporary Fence Man - salary $1.23 per hour - Effective January lj, 1961.

Preston Jackson - Temporary Equip. Operator - salary $1.3h per hour - Effective January 19, 1961. Charles Henry McBride - Temporary Welder . - salary $1.73 per hour - Effective January 9, 1961. Jimmy Ray Whitney - Temporary Welder App. - salary $1.30 per hour - Effective January 11, 1961. The following to be elected as substitutes in the Food Service at the rate of .80 per hour. Name â–

School

Name

School

Goodman, Jaurine Ethredge, Jerry Young, Verlin Price, Barbara Fuller, Ruth Rothenbrech, Ursel Price, Brenda Cassady, Kathy Suggs, Lynn Bogle, Billie Jean Sparks, Viola Wimbrey, Colene

Northwest Northwest Northwest Northwest Northwest Northwest Northwest Northwest Northwest Grant Washington Moon

Peery, Rosalie Miller, Bertha Jones Miller, Mary Landreth, Betty Ruth Sitterley, Francis Palmer, Novle Gerdes, Marie Johnson, Laquita King, Artelia Nicholas, Mabie Powell, Alma Puckett, Lorene Turner, Charlene

Horace Mann Edwards Culbertson Star Northeast Moon Burbank Hillcrest Grant Harding Burbank Grant Edwards

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT’D

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended, personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #51 Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

It was :..-r-x®quested- that the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 be approved:

FEBRUARY 6, 1961

Item #1

Ratification of January, 1961 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have'been'issued as follows: 1960-61 General Fund ........................................................... $

I96O-6I Building Levy Fund........................

1,279.95741

. . 4

I18,32941

Bond Fund........................................................................ . . . 4

1,608.32

Authority to issue payrolls for February, 1961, in the following istimated amounts.

1960-61 General Fund .................... .....

. . 4

1,28^.000.00

1960-61 Building Levy Fund ....... • • 4

50,000.00

Bond Fund............................. ..... ..................................

Item #3

. . 4

1,800.00

.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 Payrolls Recommended

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D T

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

Bills Filed with the Bc&rd of Education for Payment February 6, 1961: 1960-61 1959- 60 1960- 61 1959-60

General Fund General Fund Building Levy Building Levy Bond Fund

TOTAL

$123,060.13 ^3,983.98 21,867.59 21,529.00 287,016.3^ —"W7,356.95

1960-61 GENERAL FUND Air Reduction Sales Co.

Rpr to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

7*50 29.75

37.25

American Book Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher

Amer. Council on Education

Library

Selected

9.50

Amer. Education Publication

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

5.25

Amer. Guidance Serv.Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

Amer. Library Association

Library

Pub. Selected

Amer. Technical Society

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl.

Pub. Selected

Anderson Prichard Oil Corp.

Ind.. & Voc.

Low

Arrow Bag Company

Ind. & Voc.

Selected

Ela M. Asher

Boarding

Spec.Ed.Reimb.

A T & S F Ry.

Travel Expense

Board Action

Audograph of Oklahoma

Office Machines

Standard

Baptist Book Store

Gen. Instruc.

Barada & Page Co.

Custodial Supplies Ind. & Voc.

Selected ( Low Low

Basic Books Publishing Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

Beaute Salon Supply Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

15.05

30.00 .52

30.52 5.25

99.50 59.67

159.07

15.03 3.60 50.00

51.85 165.50

206.35 19.28 5.50

20.25 20.25

50.50

5.15 '

12.50

Beckley Cardy Company

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

31.51

Bills Grooery

Home Ec.

Selected

15.00

!Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Black & Decker Mfg. Co.

Standard

1.70 13.75 ,10.00

25.55

Blackhawk Films

Audio.Vis.Mtrls.

Pub.Selected

5-56

Board of Education, St. Paul, Mihn.

Library

Pub.Selected

1.25

Russell K. Bobbitt

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Bodine Electric Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

‘Standard

Brandt’s Red Bud

Home Ec.

Braniff Airways, Inc .

Travel

Bremner Records

Text Books

Pub. Selected

9-5*5

Mike Bryan Office Supplies

Pur chasing

Selected

6.00

Bureau of Publications

Library

Pub.Selected,

16.23

Burke & James Inc.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

30.05

Office Machines

Standard

11.00

Burroughs Corp. <■'

/V-

Campbell Glass & Mirror Co.

Rpr .to Inst,.Eqpt.

55.00

9.98 .22

10.20

252.67

Selected . Reimbursement Board Action

. Selected

377.65 256.57

635.22

k-, * —x

-• 6.75

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

1960-61 GENERAL FUND - £ONT'D

Bills and Payrolls

Printing’Inst

Low

' - ■

Printing (Adm) Audio Vis.Mtrls Radio & T.V. Ind. & Vocational Printing

r 1

169.20 1111.611 191.52 13. Mi •PV 53.00 5.25 39.30 7.86

620.71

Bob.Cates The Childrens Book Council

Vehicle-H.D. Tea. Materials

Low Pub. Selected

U25.25 5.20

Childrens Press, Inc,

Library-

Pub. Selected

32.66

library

Pub. Selected

3.511

Ma int,Tire s,Tube s

Selected

8.00

City Bus Company

Pub.Carrier

Agreement

City of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewerage Rpr.to J-nst.ttqpu. ■

Utilities

*x?TK’e Christopher Pub.House A

ihSity Auto Parts

John H. Cole Company

1,592.115

17.00 27.25

Community Playthings

Gen. Instruc.

Sele cted

Comptometer Corp

Office Machines

Serv.Agreement

387.50

J.H. Conger

Flight Training

Agreement

108.00

Al Cook Desk & Of. Supply

Store Room Stock

Low

Coronet Films

Title 111, Maps, Film,Books Radio & T.V. Autio Vis.Mtrls

Pub.Selected Pub.Selected Standard

111.03.

110.00 513.00 12.50 2U.00

659.50

M1.2511.00 116.15 22.110

116.80

Audio Vis.Mtrls. Rpr. to Inst.Eqpt. Rpr. to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Creative Playthings

Gen.Instruc

Sele cted

Arthur C. Croft. Pub

Pub. Relations

Pub. Selected

10.00

The Council on Human Relations

Library

Pub. Selected

2.25

Cuisenaire Co.< of Amer,Inc

Gen.Instruction

Selected

23.50

The Dagwell Dixie Co

Rpr. to Instruc.Eqpt

Low

67.20

The Daily Law JournalRe cord

Legal Publication

Publisher

19.20

Dannenhurgh Dist. Go

Ind. & Voc.

Low

10.65

Davis Publications, Inc

Gen. Inst.

Pub.Selected

Dee’s Photo Supply,Inc

Audio Vis.Mtrls

Selected

Radio & T V

Low

Dollies Ceramics

Gen.Instruc.

Selected

H. Dorsey Douglas

Storeroom Stock Bldg. &.Grounds

Standard Low

393.76 1.80

395.56

Downtown Chevrolet Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

2.85 3.12

5.97

' Electron, Supplies

Selected

75,17

Library

Pub.Selected

35.9$

Library

Pub.Selected

Cory’s Motion Picture Eqpt.

Dulaney’s

E.P. Dutton &«■ Co. J"

Francis DeVail

*■’

Standard

8.25

5.39

13.29 111.60 311.00 11.60

66.119 78.119

. J

13.01t-

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 General (Continued) Dowlings, Inc.

B—li Gen.Instruction

Selected

Furn. Rpr. Gen. Instruction

Rpr. to Inst.Eqpt. Gen . Inst.

Standard

Office Machines

Bill Doyle

} •

■ r h Duplicating Products,Inc.

Research IBM Bureau Instruc.Office Pur. & Asst.Sup. Instruc. Office Business Office Instruc.Office Pub. Relations Office Machines

Standard

Office Machines

Standard

Low

-.I ■ • . •?/' ■ ■ ■.

- ■v ■

898.^1

20.6c 3.00 6.08 8.70 11.00 3.00 ll. 36 ll. 00' 29.50

83.211

6.85 5.00 8.89 5.00 5.00 51.115

82.19

Educators Progress Serv.

Audio Vis.

Pub.Selected

5.75

Emsco Electric Supply

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

6.38

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Standard Selected

h; gy Cyclopaedia Inc. £

Low

33.39 18.35 111. 62 6.91i 113.95 15.00 60.58 6.00 113.05 22.53 32.011 22.13 22.55 230.76 57.115 13.75 311.35 28.63 25.110 27.110 Hi.65 38.98 113.21 10.80 5.00

Britannica

Title 111,Maps,Fils Books

Board Action

pc--/.

Reimbursement

56 .lil 36.10

2011.00 .30 800.00 585.00 ^^80

1,682.61

100..00 ' ■

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Continued

196O-61 General (Continued)

B-J>

Film Associates of Calif.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub.Selected

160.00 200.00

360.00

Film Strip of the Month Clubs, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub.Selected

30.00 120.00

150.00

First National Mgmt.Corp.

T.V.Eqpt.Rntl.

Board Action

31.50 1102.311

1133.811

The Fleck Bearing Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Low

6.18 3.72

9.90

Franciscan Films

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub.Selected

65.00 .29

65.29

Fretwell Motor Co,

Driver Training

Agreement

10.10 5.30

15.110

The Garrard Press

Gen.Instruction

Pub.Selected

211.31 •6h 26.18 .69

51.82

392.00 50.00 33. hO

1175. ho

Teaching Mtrls. Library Lib. Supplies

Low Selected Selected

Gen. Biological Suply.Hse.

Gen. Instruction

Selected •-

General Electric Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Gen. Elec.Co. Power Tube Dpt. T.V. Eqpt. Rental

Contract

Gaylord Bros.,Inc.

51.25

3113.00 3.112

3116.112

525.00 2.20 1U.2$ 111.06

Radio & T V Ind. & Voc. Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action Low Selected

Gen. Electronics, Inc.

Rpr. to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

1.35

Gen. Mills, Inc.

Audio.Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

5.00

Gessler Pub. Co.

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Pub. Selected

311.60

Gibbs & Company

Ind. & Voc.

Selected

2£.00

Ginn and Company

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

Gen. Electric Supply Co.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rentl Library

The Glidden Company

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

Mrs. Velma J. Gratton

Spec.Ed.

Sp.Ed.Reimburs.

11.611 .75 119.19 3.5U

30.51

65.12 110.68

7.02

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Billa and. Payrolls Recommended.

1960-61 General (Continued)

B-6

Gregg Pub. Division

Adult Sch.Bk.Rentl.

Pub. Selected

Grove Press, ^nc.

Library

Pub. Selected

E.M. Hale & Company

Library

Pub. Selected

Harcourt Brace & Co.

Text Books

Pub. Selected

Harper & Brothers

Tea. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Harris Seybold Co.

Rpr. to Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt,

Standard

Ind. & Voc. Gen. Instruc.

Low Selected

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl.

Pub. Selected

D.C. Heath & Company

3U5.15 5.62

350.77

3.9b 7

lh.2.83

11.60 6.19

35.96 3.55 3.51 12.90 1.50 70. ho

91.86

61. ho 10.39

71.79

2.30 2.75

5.05

Hohmann & Brown Appliance Service, Inc.

Rpr.to Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Holmes & Torbett, Inc .

Rpr.to Instruc.Eopt.

Standard

Home Library Press

Library

Pub. Selected

Huey’ Sewing Meh.Co.

Rpr.to Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Hunzicker Bro®.

Custodial Suplys. Driwr Training

Low

Hydraulic Equipment Go.

Rpr.to Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

2.83

The Illinois Lock Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

28.6h

Indiana Univ.-Audio Vis. Center

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub.Selected

Adult Sch.Spls. IBM Bureau Drayage IBM Eqpt.Rental

Low

Ili.OO 119.90 Selected 10.00 Rent Agreement 1,260.00197.33

International Comm. Foundation

Library

Pub. Selected

3.75

International Vis. Ed. Service

Library

Pub. Selected

39.95

International Business ^ach.

12.86 3.95

12.80

33.50 7.68

hh.65 500.00

hl. 18

5hh.65

1,601.23

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

I Bills and Payrolls J Recommended T

1960-61 General (Continued)

B-7

Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Co.

Ind. &. Voc.

Low

Johnson Who. Electronics

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Jones Bros.IGA Store

Home Ec.

Selected

35.611

Jones Boys #6

Home Ec.

Selected

37.38

Fred Jones Ford

Ma int}Ttre s,Tube s Driver Training

Standard Agreement

20.70 7.29

27.99

Kamp Bros. Grocery

Home Ec.

Sele cted

li3.69 3U.51 6.3# 20.08

101+.6U

11.25 325.^7 97.99

h.23.56

13. 86

Kilpatrick Brothers

Inc. & Voc.

Low Letter Bid

Know Your American Program

Period.& Nwsprs.

Selected

5.75

Lauback Music Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

83.10

Lewis L.P. Gas

Heat

Utilities

69.15

Leonhardt Lumber Co.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Low

Library of Congress Card Div.

Library Supplies

Pub. Selected

Library Serv. Co.

Library

Board Action

261.12

71.80 120.52

192.32

11.69 .1.57 • iJUL). l,0' i.1.LJ n U,3h8.16

11,375.52

Life (Time Inc.)

Library

Pub. Selected

15.6U

J.B. Lippincott ..Co.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl.

Pub. Selected

33.31

Litho Negative & Plate Co.

Printing

Selected

Lone Star School Bk.Dept.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rentl.

Pub. Selected

57.65

Longmans Green & Co.Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

5.6U

Lowe & Campbell Athletic Goods

Physical Ed.

Selected

66.50

Marshall Supply & Eqpt.Co.

Gen. Inst.

Low

13.96

Marchant Calculators

Office Machines

Agreement

288.00

Land & Bldg.Rentl

Contract-; ■ w

125.00

T.C. McCourry

• ■

...........

.......

26.35 11.00

37.35

» -■ •

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'd

1960-61 General (Continued) Jim Martin Ed. Films

-y

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books ’

Board Action 5

Audio Vis.Mtrls. Title Ill,Maps, FilmBooks

McCormick-Mathers Pub.Co

Adult Seh.Bk.Rntl. Gen. Instruction

1,0140^.00 200.00 220.00 3h0.0Q. 200.00 833.00 163*00 310.00

Pub.Selected

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl,

Riley McCullough

Month .Dump. Pr i v,

McGraw-Hill Book Co

Title 111,Maps, Film,Books

Agreement

Board Action

David McKay Co.Inc

Library

Pub.Selected

McKesson & Robbins, Inc

Ind.& Voc. Custodial Supls Supplies

Low

Melton Co.Inc

Supplies

Standard

Charles E. Merrill Books,

Gen.Instrue.

Pub.Selected

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Metropolitan Water Co

120.00 A

Standard Pub.Selected

* y

U.29

Audio, Vis.Mtrls. Adult Sch.Bk.Rnt, Text Books Audio Vis.Mtrls.

\ '■

3*310.00

Mideke Supply Co.

Rpr.to IBM Eqpt.

Standard

Miller Jackson Company

Electronic Suplys. Rpr. to Inst.Eqpt. Gen. Inst. Electronic Supplies Title 111,Maps,Film Books

Selected

U.10 3.76 39*87 22.30

2.33

3<J8 3.13

8.91

36.30 HO.33 21.73 63.H3

18U ,03 3.20

89. h3 66.31 39.80 66.97

Low Letter Bid 1,008.00

Low

Standard

I ■! j

63.93

1*290.73

l,O66.61t 81.80 1,061.10

-63.10 l.hO

■

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-9

1960-61 General (Continued)

12.15 U.117

Morris Chevrolet

Driver Training Agreement

C.V. Mosby

Adult Sch.Bk.Rentl.

Pub. Selected

21.37

Mrs. Chester Moseley

Boarding Sch.

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

50.00

Motter Bookbinding Co.

Book Rebinding

Board Action

l,Lil8.hO

Travis Mullins

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Low

15.00

National Asso. of Ed. Broadcasters

Radio & T V

Pub. Selected

Uli.oo

National Asso. of Social Workers

Library

Pub. Selected

Natl. Council of Teachers of Mathematics Natl.Ed.Association

16i62

*4?

1.75 I

Library

Pub. Selected

Library Driver Training Library Tx Books

Pub. Selected Selected.

5.39

2.60 28.80 10.05 37.35 10.90

89.70

Natl.League for Nursing

Adult Sch.Supplies

Pub.Selected

5U.00

H.R. Nevin

Spec. Ed.

Reimbursement

10.lh

New Method Book Binders

Library

Selected

News Map of the Week,Inc.

Period & Nwsprs.

Pub. Selected

The New York Times Co.

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

15.00

New ^ork Univ. Press

Library

Pub. Selected

■2.6I4

Nuway Laundry Co.

Gen. Instruc. Laundry Exp.

Low

11.30 19.81i

3i.H1

Ohio Education Association

Library

Pub.’Selected

80.00 .70

: 80.70

Okla. Business News Co.

Asst. Sup.Office

Okla. City Asso. of Insurance Fid.Bonds,Prop.Ins. Agents

3.15

25.75 1.28

Board Action

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Oklahoma Coca Cola Bottling Go.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Low

60.00

2,293.110

Board Action

Laundry Exp.

27.03

Pub. Selected

Okla.City Linen Service

125.00 15.00

. 1110.00;

5,783.27; 5.OO;

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Sills and Payrolls tecommended

1^/1960-61 General (Continued)

■ B-10

I'-/

Okla.Gommission on Educa Adm.

Miscellaneous

Selected

Okla. Council of Teachers Of English

Library

Selected

Oklahoma Gas & Elec. Co

Electricity

Utilities

Custodial Supplies Laundry Expense

Low

Okla, Natl, Gas Co.

Heat

Utilities

Okla. Oxygen Co.,Div. of Big Three Welding Sup.Co.

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

Furn.Rpr .Mtrls. Ind. & Voc.

■Standard

Oklahoma Pub. Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

Oklahoma Seating Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Low

O.K. Stamp & Seal Co.

Business Office

Low

Electronic Supplies

Selected

Physical Ed. Driver Training Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Selected

* Okla.State Penitentiary

Text Books

State Agreement

^Gharlie Pacey

Title 111,Maps Film & Books

Board Action

Pacific Productions. Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

Pennsylvania Tire Co. -’M-

Maint,Tires,Tubes

Low

Home Ec.

Selected

Gen Instruc.

Pub. Selected

Okla.Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply 1 i

Qkla. State Agency for Surplus Property J

1? f

!■

Sllips A.G. Food Store

dsophical Library I

10.00 10.00 10.00

20.00

311,732.11

80.00 91.110

171.110 28,370.13

2.36 * 38.m 2.36 12.81 9.33 9.33 13.28 12.81 3.30 2.36 31.90 1.32 .. 6.7I1

130.68

2.30

21.60

1.60 _ 8.00 6.00

13.60

3.31 2.23 26. UO

311.16

102.07 733.00 10.00

7113.00 36.00

1108.71 112.911 6.00 .-2li 6.21i

12.118

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

j Bills and. Payrolls ; Recommended.

1960-61 General (ContinuedO Pipkin Photo Serv.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Selected

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

Electronic Spls.

Selected

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Post Office Dept.

Postage

Standard

20.00

Prentice-Hall,Inc.

Library Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl. Gen.Instrue.

Pub. Selected

Publishers Book Service

Library

Pub. Selected

Pugh-Holmes Motor Co;

Driver Training

Agreement

Purdue University, Comptrollers Office

Ind. & Voc.

Pub. Selected

Rader’s

Home Eg .

Selected

Rand McNally & Co.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub.Selected

Readers Digest

Gen. Instruction

Pub.Selected

B-ll 3.00 69.00 183.36 7.97

2.75

9^90 29.39

39.29

16.35 m.1+9

30.8R

27.00 12. U2 15.12 13.50 6.U8 16.50 10. U9

101.51

2H6.37 231.02

14-77*39

Red Rock Petroleum

Operating,Gas,Oil

Board Action

Regents Pub. Co.Inc.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl.

Pub.Selected

81.39

Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand »

Office Machines

Standard

11.53

Rice Machinery Company

Rpr.to Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

3.50 U.50 —5.55

Selected

' *

Driver Training

Agreement

16.52

Rose Equipment Co.

Vehicle, Reg

Standard

75.00

Row, Peterson & Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

Royal McBee Corporation

Office Machines

Standard .

Sabolich Orthop .Appliance

Gen.Instruc.

Selected

Safeway #7h

Home Ec.

Selected

3.26

300.00 6.U5

76.14-7 16U.71 76.3h

■

13.55

Dub Richardson Ford, Inc

! ■■ • ■

157.35

1U.69

Library

7.01 II46.6O 3.7U

260.33

.........

317.^

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-12

1960-61 General (Continued)

116.38

Sarkes Tarzian Inc.

Repr.to Instruc.Eqpt. Standard

School Products Go.

Gen. Instruction

Selected

2.26

Science Research Asso.Inc.

library

Pub. Selected

6.30

Science Service

Instruc.Offices

Pub. Selected

9.00

Scientific American

Library

Pub. Selected

5.35

Scott Chevrolet Co.

Driver Training

Agreement 11*88 7.1k . 39.11 11.33

Low

UO7.O7 1,107.6k

69.416

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Home Ec.Eqpt.

Service Supply, Inc.

Rept.to Instruc.Eqpt* Selected

11.30

Sesacylnc.

Radio & T V

Selected

35.5U

Severin -Supply Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Selected Music Supplies Gen. Instruc.

Low letter Bid .

Shepard-Richardson,Ltd.

Driver Training

Agreement

Simps on-Hort on,Inc.

Driver Training

Agreement

Sharp & Nichols Music Co.

Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Rpr.tolnstruo.Eqpt.

Standard

Jasper Sipes School Bk.Dept.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl.

Board Action

1,5111.71

8.60 5.k5 3Â«65

17.70

269.88 393.15 361.35

1,0211.38 2k. 25

26.10 11.80 Ik. 29

52.19

17.50 16.80

311.30

211.30 .66 120.30 IkO.kO .75 75.00

361.111

30.00 51.25

81.25

Sky Service Company

Gen. Instruc.

Rental Agree.

Smith Corona Marchant Inc.

Office Machines

Board Action

17.50

Smith Corona Supply Prod.

Instruc. Offices

Low

17.80

Charles C. Snyder

Land & Bldg.Rentl.

Board Action

Mrs. L.D. Sollenberger

Spec. Ed.

Reimbursement

Solvent Mfg. Co.,Inc.

Custodial Supls.

Low

30.00 15.00

115.00 110.80

1173.110

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls ] Recommended

1960-61 General (Continued)

â– B-13 6,186.58

Phone

Utilities

Radio & T V

Selected

Audio Vis.Mtrls. Radio & T V

Low

Southwestern Pub. Co.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl.

Pub. Selected

Southwest Wheel, Inc.

Maint, Tires,Tubes

Low

Spencer Water Department

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Square Dance Associates

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

Stanley Bowmar Co.Inc .

Title'111,Maps, Books, Film

Board Action

161.25 1.81

163.06

Gen. Instruction

Pub. Selected

21.00 22.68 7.29 7.70

58.67

7.25 6.50 22.00 8.00 1U.50 9.00 6.50 13.00 8.00 6.50 6.50 16.50

12U.25

Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. Southwest News and Photo Serv.

The Steck Company

Adult Sch.Bk.Rentl.

Stephens Bro. Piano Serv.

Rpr.to Inst.Ewpt.

Selected

60.00 7h.2O 27.U2 25.00 Ho. 80 5.00 111.06 U9.00 80.02 57.60 15.00 263v 88

808.98 UO8.92

8U.57 1U..22

98.79

8.05 9.15

17.20

12.19

Sterling Ed. Films

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Standard

30.50

Stephens Pictures of Texas.

Repr. to Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

U5.6O

Bill Stoiy Fire & Safety Co.

Fire Extinguishers

Board Action

8.62 1,2^1.07 k.20 29.83

1,283.72

1 1

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—

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 General (Continued)

B-lli

D.A, Stricklin

Month.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

110.00

Teaching Film Custodians

AudioVis .Mtrls.

Pub, Selected

20.00 20.00

Mary A Thacker

Supt. Supplies

Petty Cash Reimbursement

Asst.Supt.Supplies Bldg.& Grounds Library Supplies Audio Vis.Supplies Radio & T.V. Sup. Printing Matter Instruc.Office Sup. Consultants School Bus Maint. Vehicular Operation.Exp. Rpr.to Motor Eqpt.

•

lio.oo

110.00

1.00 15.39 3.38 25.15 8.6U 29.79 2.00 3.39 3.12 3.26

3.73

80.00

6.22

107.119

Thompson Book & Supply (Ada) Thompson Book & Supply Co. (Edmond) Todd Co.Div. Burroughs

Gen, Instruc.

Low

Gen. Instruction

Selected

18.85

Clerk

Standard

65.32

Trice Who, Electronics

Rpr.to Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

311.70

12.68 17.67 21.25 18.79 ■ 15.80 150.011 13.92

250.15

Twentieth Century Fund

Library

Pub. Selected

United World Films,Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Standard

3.111

The University of Chicago Press

........... Library

Pub. Selected

3.29

University of Ill. Bus. Office

Library

Pub. Selected

- 6.5U

University of Nebraska Press

Super.Office

Pub. Selected

3.36

Univ, of Okla.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

611.112.

Univ, of Pennsylvania Press

Library

Pub. Selected

2.57

Univ, of Washington Press

Library

Pub. Selected

6.21

Uptown Art Galleries

Driver Training

Selected

Vanguard Press,Ind.

Library

Pub. Selected

Vari-Typer Corporation

Rpr ;to. Inst rue; Eqpt; ■■

Standard

- ■

11.59

6I1.OO ii.13 61s 56

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-15

1960-61 General (Continued) 95.09 625.00 268.65 23.70 • U2.90 161.21 7.00 ' 5.50

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt. Title 111,Maps Film,Books

Standard Board Action

Rpr.to Instr.Eqpt. Audio Vis.Mtrsl Rpr.to Inst. Eqpt. Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

J. Weston Walch Pub.

Library

Pub. Selected

2.6U

Wayne State Univ.Press

Library

Pub. Selected

2.50

Webster Pub. Co.

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

Vaseco

Inc.

.i#

Library

West Chemical Prod. Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Low

Western Newspaper Union

Inc. & Voc. Rpr .Instruc.Eqpt.

Low

Ind. & Voc,

Board Action

Printing

Low Low

Western Union Tel. Co.

Tel.’ & Telegraph

Utilities

We stside Community Schools

Library

Pub. Selected

White Sewing Machine Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

William-Frederick Press

Library

Pub. Selected

The H.W. Wilson Co.

Library Supplies

Pub. Selected

World Affairs Mtrls.

Library

Pub. Selected

World Book Company

Adult Sch.Bk.Rental

Pub ..Selected

Wright Line Div. Barry Wright Corp.

Supplies Title %

Selected

27.38 hiU.oo

Printing Rpr.Instru c.Eqpt. Western Uniform & Towel Serv

ft»79 2.66 19.09 2.8Li

1,229.05

18.76 1.50 112.00 55.00 10; 95 7.50

205.71

2.50 6.00 11.18 3.75 3.3U

26.77

3.60

1.00

h.0.30

2.08 U.5O 10.70

15.20 2.00

56.96

187.00 18,62

205.82

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1959-60 GENERAL FUND____________

B-16

International Bus. Mach.Corp. NDEA Eqpt. -Testing

Board Action

l[2,O7O.OO 267. Ill

h2,337.114

Li.Spls,Bk.Re-Bind.

Board Action

23.77 15.69 12.06 3U.52 19.38 11.87 17.92 8.78 1.86

1U5.85

Library Service

Pub. Selected Oxford Univ. Press

Gen. Instruc.Supplies Pub. Sele cted

Remington Rand Div. of Sherry Rand Corp.

Lib. Supplies

Board Action

2.08

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

1,095.00

Standard Iron & Metal Co.

Ind. Voc. Ed.

Low

W.M. Welch Co.

Title 111,

Selected

8U.7O

Walker Stamp & Seal

Sum.Sch.Supplies

Selected

3.10

A & B Automotive, Inc.

Vehicular, H.D.

Low

,2.25

Acme Brick Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

U7.3O

Agnew Autp Parts

Vehicular-Reg

Low

9.81

Allied Equipment Co.

Vehicular-H.D.

Low

622.50

The Arco Company

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

115.50

Auto Parts & Machine Co. , -

Vehicular-Reg. Mtrls, Bldg. Vehicular, H.D.

Selected

13-91

302.20

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY ’

Vehicular, Reg.

Vehicular, H.D. Vehicular, Reg Barada & Page Company

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Barber’s Glass & Mfg, Co,

Vehicular, Reg. Vehicular, H.D, Vehicular, Reg. •

Selected

Hull 3.96 5.91 1.50 2.98 1.80 1.65 27.69 llu 75

7U.35 39.75

5.U 1.91 18.15

25.50

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Conti

B-17

Beltone Hearing Serv.

Rpls. Inst. Eqpt.

Standard

Paul Blakeney Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Mark HLodgett Insulation Company

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Boardman Mach. Co.

Vehicular, H.D.

Standard

The Blarence L. Boyd Co.

Vehicular-H.D,

Standard

20.10 ' ' 8.72

55.60 39.51 41.39

28.82

61.00

■

747.92

! j

Spec. Education

Selected

119.70

Brown Machinery Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

14.25

Campbell Glass & Mirror Co.

Vehicular Reg. Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Mtrls, HLdgs.

Low

Central Okla.Eqpt. Co.

City Auto Parts

Vehicular, H.D. Vehicular, Reg. Vehicular, H.D.

206.29

32.10 110.25

142.35

Selected Standard

2^.29 27.01

52.30

■

Selected

1.92 15.00 84.06 26.40 4.28

. .

Vehicular Reg.

Selected

29.19

Clyde’s Carburetor Serv.

Vehicular Reg.

Selected

10.95

John H. Cole Company

Mtrls, Bldg.

Sele cted

Cook Electric Supply Co;

Mtrl, Bldg. .

Crane Supply Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

6.61 4.11

10.72

Low

173.53 291.00

464.53

Low Letter Bid.

535.80 86.40 49.82 310.70

Selected

Low Dale. George Co*

Vehicular, H.D. Vehicular,. Reg.

Low

Dannenburg Dist.Co.

Maint,Dept.Bldg.

Low

5.86 3.28 13.26 8.50 7.50

■j j

131.66

City Spring Works

Mtrls, Bldg.

„

50.38 155.91

Vehicular, Reg.

The Dagwell Dixie Co.

-1^66-

Brawley Rents, Inc.

Cathey Roofing Supply Go.

74.25

- t ■982.72 ; i > •j ' ■: • (■ 1 ■' ■ ‘ .

22.40 16.00

174.U1

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D ■ '

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

B-18

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrls,Bldg. Mtrls, Bldg.

Board Action

The Denman Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Denton Glass & Plastics

Spec. Education

Selected

Devoe Paint Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Board Action

The Dolese Company

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Dowlings, Inc.

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Low

Doqntown Chevrolet

Vehicular Reg.

Standard

31U.5O 27.60

3U2.10

95.00 19.00

11U.00

3U.6O I4.8O.OO

27.75 392.92 53.12

Hi. 9U 15.31 U0.20

U73.79

M 51-35 70.U5

Dulaney’s

Repls.Non.Inst.Eqpt.

Low

Dyke Bros.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

19.16 ■ 11.75

30.91

Electronic Supply Co.

Main.Dept.Bldg. Rpls .Inst.Eqpt.

Low

213.00 115.00

328.00

Elevator Sales & Serv.Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

16.80 16U.88

181.68

Equipment Sales Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Federal Corporation

Selected The Fleck Bearing Co.

Mtrl, Bldg.

Low

Vehicular,’H.D. Mtrl, Bldg. Vehicular, H.D.

1I4.2.00

13.02 U89.5O 52.68 322.00 15. OU 19.62 17.50

916.3h

21.U8 h.83 2.31 5.U2 U.10

38.1U

Forest’s Lawnmoore & Cyclery

Mtrls,Grounds

Low

60.97

Fox Rig & Lbr. Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

18U.8O

General Electric Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Low Letter Bid Board Action

The Glidden Company

Mtrls, Bldg.

Board Action

6U.68 182.00 123.96 50.16 I4.23.i2 3.25

8U7.17

372.00

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT’D

| Bills and iPayrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

B-19

J.C. Hamilton Co.,

Vehicular, Reg.

Sele cted

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Standard Low

Heath Company

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Selected

Herb Welding & Radiator Co.

Vehicular, H.D,

Selected

Bill Hinkle’s Trucking Serv.

Mtrls, Grounds

Low

Hi-Way Used Equipment

Mtrls, Grounds

Selected

Hunzicker Bros.

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt. Research Office Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Vehicular-H.D.

Selected

Vehicular' H.D.’ Vehicular, Reg.

Standard

Industrial Gasket & Packing Company

International Harvester Co.

Vehicular, H.D. Jays Electric Service

Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

5.27

20.00 8.80 189.01 .50 7.80

226.11

11^.25 2.79

118.Oh

12.50 16.50 6.00 —w-—•

22.50

120.00 25.57 25.57 9.90 20.09

81.13 11.50

115.08 5.7U 1.88 18.18

3.88 ■ 19.96 35.12

70.88

58.96

Casey Jones Auto Paints

Vehicular, Reg.

Selected

6.50

Fred Jones Ford.

Vehicular, Reg.

Standard

21i.25

Bldg .Mtrls,

Selected

Jones-Newty Supply Co.

J & R Supply Company

Vehicular, Reg.

Selected

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Leland Equipment Co..

^Lincoln Electric Co. $hck Trucks, Inc.

2I4.08 l;.8O 20.11

I18.99

1.98 25.Hi

27.12

16.25 111.00 108.30 29'^28

167.83

Maint, Dept. Bldg.

Low

290.77

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

61.87

Vehicular, H.D.

Standard

80.2'5

•J :

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued) ■Wlkins Concrete Company 1" Ml

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrls, Grounds Mtrls, Bldg.

Mtrls, Bldg. Vehicular, Reg. Mtrls, Bldg.

B-20

Low Board Action

Low

Selected Low Letter Bid

537.39 299.35 168.60 66.7b157.hl 55U.98 160.63 720.06 85.00

2<> 750.16

28 4£ 20.70 11.82 3b-.20 69.72 306.29 13.57 3.02 156 o IiIjl 10.U8 135.60 U48.I4I 2L1.36

963.06

b5.oo U5.oo

90.00

Miller Floor Coverings,Inc.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Minneapolis Honeywell Regulator Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

23 M

Moorlane Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

U76.25

Morgansen Lumber Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

38.00

Motor Supply Co.

Vehicular, H.D.

Selected

. 9.00

Okla. City Building Dept.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Standard

5.00

Okla. Clutch Supply

Vehicular,Reg.

Selected

23.05

Okla. Oxygen Co. Div. of Big Three Welding

Mtrls,Bldg.

Board Action

7.68 lh.36 12.71 27.98

6^.73

Fepls.Non.Inst.Eqpt. Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

320.00 195.00

515-00

Vehicular, H.D. MatingDept.Bldg. Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

152.60 25.00 103.60

281.20

Peerless-Oklahoma Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Sele cted

Pennsylvania Tire Co.

Vehicular, Reg.

Low

Pettee’s Farm Store, Inc.

Mtrls, Grounds

Standard

Oklahoma Seating Co.

Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property

. '

3.U8 8U3.OO

13.78

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. J Payrolls ’ Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

B-21

Board Action Low

£0.82 22.08 112.00 9.9£ * '71

19U.8£

The Powers Regulator Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Standard

£2.80

Quick Charge Div.' Little Giant Corp.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Standard

11.20

Max L. Sanders

Mtrls, Bldg.

Agreement

Scott Chevrolet Co.

Vehicular Reg. Mtrls, Bldg.

Standard

Scovil & Sublett, Inc.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Standard

10.00

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Mtrls, Ground

Standard

£.22

Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Vehicular, H.D. Vehicular, Reg.

Selected Low

160.00 £00.00 .98

2.50 21.63 8U.37 £6.29

660o00 >.97

16U.79

Sherwin ¥111131118 Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Board Action

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Vehicular, Reg.

Standard

Solvent Mfg. Co.,Inc.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

Southern Air Filter, Inc.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Board Action

Joe Southwell

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

322.£0

Southwest Electric Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

18£.00

Southwest Wheel

Vehicular, Reg. Vehicular, H.D.

Selected

Standard Roofing & Mtrl.Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

Steel Supply Co.

Mtrl, Bldg.

Low

Mary A. Thacker

Grounds Buildings Vehicular, Reg. Vehicular, H.D.

Petty Cash Reimbursement

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

99.7£

Low

233.££

Low

U80.00

Thompson-Hayward Chem. Co. Carl R. Trappe Shade Co. Underwood Corporation

. Mtrl, Bldg.

All.Sch.Furn.Eqpt..

29£.00 3e0£ U9£.oo

172.£0 7h.£0

17.2£ 3O.3£

2117.00

117.60

91.70 282.02

£9.03 3.39 11.20 9.9£

83.£7

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and ■ Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

U.S. Supply Go.

Mtrls, Bldg.

B-22

Low

Low Letter Bid

5S.8U 31.5U 23U.2U 113.11 129.36

11911.09

92.50

Vogl Tool Company

Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

Ward Bros. Truck Parts

Vehicular, H.P.

Selected

Waugh Brothers Supply Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Selected

7.80

Weil Pump Co.

Mtrls, Bldg.

Standard

111.00

Western Bank and Office Supply

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

111.76

Westinghouse Electric Supply

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

162.19

Standard

279.92

Mtrls, Bldg.

Low

237.50

Capitol State Equipment Co.

Repls.Stage Setgs.

Low

360.80

Grant G.- Carpenter Const.Co.

Final,Remodeling Southeast High

Board Action

Dulaney’s

Mtrl, Electron.Rpr.

Standard

The Eureka Tool Co.

Mtrl,Bldg.Rpr.

Low

Hudgins, ...Thompson,Ball and Associates

Final, Southeast

Board Action

391.211

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co. ’

Mus .Instrument

Board Action

687.00

White Motor Co.

Woodford Supply Go.

Vehicular H.D.

15.00 11.70

26.70

1959-60 BUILDING LEVY

19,900.38

1.58

88.00

BOND FUND

Anchor Post Products,Inc. of Texas

■ Fence all Schools. Improv.of Grounds

Board Action

2,9611.08 115.06

3jOO9.Hi

Barnhill-Allen Sheet Metal, ^nc. .

Storm Damage

Selected

8I1.OO

Bona Venture Supply Co.

New Furn.Star Spen.

Board Action

52.50

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

6,1961 - CONT'D

j Bills and | Payrolls s Recommended

BOND FUND (’Continued)

B-23

Builders Construe. Co.

Est. #12, Northeast Hi. Board Action

Butler Shade Co.

Eqpt. Northeast Hi.

Low

The Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp.

Fence all Schools

Board Action

28,3611.97

R. Duane Conner,Arch.

Est. #6,Sunset Arch.Fees

Board Action

382.66

J.J. Cook Construction Company.

Final Est. on Jackson Jr. High

Board Action

Dannenburg Distb.Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

The Dolese Company

Remodeling,Moon

Board Action

Dowlings

Northeast Eqpt. Roo se velt,Eqpt. Roosevelt,Eqpt .

Low

General Electric Supply

Modern.Star Elem.

Board Action

16h.79

Robt. E. Hall

Northeast, Eqpt.

Board Action

169.00

Hunzicker Bros.

Modern.Star Elem.

Low

201.39

Jones-Mason & Associates

Final Arch.Fee’ Jackson Jr. Hi.

Board Action

2111.39

W.R. Lowe BLdg. Co.

Est. #6-Sunset Elem.

Board Action

25,510.93

McQuay, Inc.

Modern.Star Elem.

Low Letter Bid.

Mideke Supply Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

Milner Construction Co.

Est.#6, Willow Brook Est.#6,Star Spencer

Board Action Board Action

32,035.50 36,372.60

68,1108.10

Noftsger-Lawrence and Associates

Est.#6,Star Spencer Est.#6, Wi llowBrook

Board Action Board Action

727.115 6110.71

1,368.16

Oklahoma Seating Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

1; 067.52 li51i.oo 6,655.20 1U, 9011.00

23,080.72

19,888..83 339.50

10,2111.17 1178.83 *4?

850.811 23.00

3811.83 1,5U1j ..87

Board Action

Star Spen.Eqpt. Northeast Eqpt.

10,720.00

1,981.OS

657.110 5,7911.22

J.C. Penny Company

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Low

Sorey, Hill and Sorey .

Est. #12 Northeast

Board Action

397.78

Southwestern Studios Stage Equip.Co.

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Board Action

1,117.110

Standard Roofing & Mtrl.

Storm Damages

Low

60.00

18.00

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and â€˜ Payrolls Recommended

BOND FUND (Continued)

Tankersley Construction

B-21i Est.#ll, Jefferson Storm Damage

Board Action "Confirmed

I '

80,378.00 2^639.98 5,120.07

88,168.05

Thompson Book Supply Co.

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Low

Triangle School Eqpt.Co.

Northerast Eqpt.

Board Action

199.00

Wright & Selby, Arch.

Est.#9,10,&ll Jefferson Jr. High

Board Action

5,7Ui.32

J46.20

1 1

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY (General Fund) State Contribution Fund

Social Security

' Taxe

87,507.66

R. #52 Bills and Payrolls Approved

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott 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 in the total amount of $^+97,356.9^ as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.','

R. #53 Claim Allowed] for Land for Willow Brook

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to allow claim in the amount of $2,000.00 executed by Mr. Johnie Henry, for land to add to the site of Willow Brook School; this purchase having been approved at a previous meeting; and to authorize issuing warrant in payment of same to be delivered pending certain requirements of the Board Attorney. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #5^ Low Bids Accepted on Custodial Sup., Hdwe.

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the following low bids on one lot of custodial supplies and hardware, the purchase in the total amount of $1,589*66 to be charged to Account 5^-0-A:

Hart Industrial Supply Mideke Supply Industrial Arts Supply Sharp Auto

890.20 272.50 366A8 6O.U8 Total -- $1,5ÂŤ9.66 $

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." R. #55 Low Bid on Malt & Shake Dispensers Accepted

Motion was made by Mr; Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the low bid of Virgil Greene Company in the amount of $^,975*00 for five malt and shake dispensers, to be used in various schools, and to be charged to Central Food Service account. Bids were received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #56 Validating Contract for banned Foods Authorized

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to authorize validating contract with the following companies to furnish canned foods to the Oklahoma City Public School cafeterias for the remainder of the 1960-61 school year: Ozmun & Company, Nash Finch Company, Scrivner Stevens, Southern Coffee, and Davis. Notice for bids is attached at top of next page. The motion carried on roll call, all members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

P- #56 !3 .... Continued ——

Notice for Bids on Canned. Goods:

R. #57 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to authorize validating contracts Authority to with the following companies to furnish frozen foods to all Oklahoma City Public School Validate Concafeterias for the remainder of the 196O-61 school year: Scrivner Stevens, Mid-Central Fish - Oklahoma County, Nuway Frosted Foods, and Standard Brands, Inc. The motion carried tract for on roll call with all members voting "Aye." (See Notice for Bids above.) '<Frozen Foods

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD: It was reported that recommendations were made by the purchasing department and purchase SPurchase Order 'in January orders were written during the month of January to the following companies in tMb amounts shown: Service Rendered or’ Company Account Supplies Amount

Federal Corporation U. S. Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Crane Cupply

Tapes

BL 620-d

Heating Supplies

975 -B

Furniture

120-N2

Engineering Supplies

993.70 121.08 $1,114.70

BL 620-d

Plumbing Supplies

518.26 231.75 53.60 319.68 $1,123.29

620-c

Mower Repair

609.74 282.11 3573.92 116.98 $1,117.87

240-J

Vocational Supplies

BL 620-d

Roofing Materials

210.90 129.36 24.36 230.00 594.62

622.39 .150.80 $ 793.19

Sneed Furniture Co. Haggard Furniture Co. Triangle School Equipment A & E Equipment Adams Engineering & Blueprint Co.

F & E Georgia Supply Co. Johnson Service Co. Paul Balkeney Co. Taylor Evans, Inc. Petties Farm Store , Hom Seed Co.

Mideke Supply Hart Industrial Hunzicker Bros. Minton Machinery' Co. Pittsburgh Plate Glass

Standard Roofing & Material

240-B2

$1,008.00

Miller-Jackson Company

Co.

136.46 182.65 454.99 774.10

892.50

Copy of "Central Food Service Financial Statement at December 31, i960" was reported as information to the Board; also "Central Food Service Department Operating Statement July 1, ^Central Food i960 through December 31, 1960_2 was submitted. Service Reports ^Submitted

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1961 - CONT'D

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #58 Low Bid Accepted on Herbert Hoover Junior High School

Motion was made by Mr Thompson _ and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve acceptance of the low bid in the amount of $1,187,652.00, submitted by Builders Construction Company, to construct Herbert Hoover Junior High School, according to plans and specifications prepared by CostonFrankfurt-Short, Architects; location of the school to be at North West 115th Street and Greystone. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #59 It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve Change Order No. 2 to the Change Ord. #2, contract of Grant C. Carpenter Construction Company for the i960 remodeling and additions Southeast Addi- to Southeast High School, as follows: tion, Approved Change depth of the three drilled footings at north wall of Driver Education area from 9 feet to 12 feet â€” Addition to contract price for this change---- $135.00.

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R. #60 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED

ATTEST Approved the

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961

R. #63 Continued ELECTION PROCLAMATION AND ITEMIZED KHMATE Qf CURRENT EXPENSES OF imPSKDSNI! SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89, ©XUB&& CGfflBt, GKJAB&&, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF OKLAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1961. BOARD OF EDUCATION WRT.tmtwa

ESTIMKEE OF

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The estimated amount or amounts of money and the tax rate or rates believed to be required for the support and maintenance of the schools of Independent School District No. @9 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, for the ensuing fiscal year: J THE ESTIMATED NEEDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO MAINTAIN A LEGAL TERM OF SCHOOL FOR THE ENSU1(ING SCHOOL YEAR: 100 Senes - Administrative Services ------ -$3 U7**,275 200 Senes - Instructional Services ------- -13,535,000 300 Senes > Attendance and Health Services - - 281,288 MOO Senes - Transportation Services ------109,99® 500 Series - Operation of Plant ---------- 2,238,578 600 Series - Maintenance ef Plant --------158,500 TOO Senes - Fixed Charges - -- --........................................ 562,000 900 genes - Community SeiWe* - -- -- -- -- 186,128 1. Total Current Expense (gum of 100 through 900 senes) ------- $17,5^5,759 2. Capital Outlay (2000 senes) - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 15k,000 3. Total estimated needs from General Fund (Sum of Items 1 and 2) - - irras;755

THE ESTIMATED INCOME FOR THE GENERAL FUND FROM SOURCES t.

5. 6. 7. 8.

SHAN DISTRICT AD VALOREM TAXES:

Probable balance on hand, if any, at close of present fiscal year 1,5009900 Estimated income from county U-mill levy for the ensuing fiscal, year ---------------- - 1,000,000 ■ Estimated income from State Aid - - - - - ------ 1,7*0,000 Estimated income from all other miscellaneous revenue 5, **29,70® Total estimated income other than district ad valorem tax for the ensuing fiscal year (Sam of Items **-,5,6,7)- - - - » -

I 9,679,70®

Balance required to be raised from district ad valorem ■ taxes (Item 3 minus Item 8) - r- -$ 8,020,059 10. Since the net assessed valuation of the school district is l30t>7*i3?>86» «a ad valorem tax lelvy of 26.32 suills would be required to raise the additional amount of money esquired to finance the preliminary estimate of needs for current expense, as hereinabove set forth for the ensuing fiscal year (Item 9 divided by valuation) - -- -- -- -- -- 26.32 mills 11. Less authorised levies not requiring the approval of the school district electors - -- --..........................-........................................... 20.00 mills 12. Additional nunfeer of mills needed to meet the needs of the school district for current expenses from the General Fund, (if any). (Item 10 minus Item 11) - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 6.32 mills. NOSS: (The Constitution limits the Bnergency Levy which may he voted to meet the needs of the school district to 5 mills.)

THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT NEEDED FOR ERECTING, REMODELING, OR REPAIRING SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FOR wmffHAfi-nr. mrnmrcmg man we wimr. war , OR YEARS. TO BE PTC® FOR FROM THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND: 1. 2. 3. U.

Erecting new buildings - -- -- -........................................ $ 762,516 Remodeling or repairing school buildings -----937,9®**Furniture - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 299,580 Total estimated needs to be financed from building. -----fund (Bum of Items 1, 2 and 3)

| 2,000,000

THE ESTIMATED UKMHB AND SOURCE FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUHR:

5. Probable balance ©n hand, if any, at close of gyerwewweew.

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6. Estimated income fwm other sources -----o7. Total estimated accumulations med ether income (Sum ®f Items 5 'smd 6) * - - - - - - - - * ' Balanee reeulred to be raised frcm district ad valorem texes (Item U minus Item 7> ----------- »

boo,000 1,600,000

9. An ad valorem tax levy of 5 mills will be required to meet the needs or the District (Not to exceed > minsj buildine fund for the ensuing year (Item 8 divided by the valuation, but net to exceed 5 mills) - ---------- -.5 mills

POLLING PLACES FOR LEVY ELECTION, MARCH 28, 1961 School Location

Polling Place No. 1 Polling Place No. 2 Polling Place No. & Polling Place No. 4 Polling Place No. 5 Polling Place No. 6 Polling Place No. 7 Polling Place No. 8 Polling Place No. 9 Polling Place No.10 Polling Place No.11 Polling Place No.12 Polling Place No.13 Polling Place No. 14 Polling Place No.15 Polling Place No. 16 Polling Place No.17 Polling Place No.18 Polling Place No. 19 Polling Place No. 20 Polling Place No. 21 Polling Place No. 22 Polling Place No. 23 Polling Place No. 24 Polling Place No. 25 Polling Place No. 26 Polling Place No. 27 Polling Place No. 28 Polling Place No. 29 Polling Place No. 30 Polling Place No. 31 Polling Place No. 32 Polling P*lace No. 33 Polling Place No. 34 Polling Place No. 35 Polling Place No. 36 Polling Place No. 37 Polling Place No. 38 Polling Place No. 39 Polling Place No.UO Polling Place No. 41 Polling Place No. 42 Polling Place No. 43 Polling Place No. 44 Polling Place No .-45 Polling Place No. 46 Polling Place No. 47 Polling Place No. 48 Polling Place No. 49 Polling Place No. 5Q Polling Place No. 51 Polling Place No. 52 Polling Place No. 53 Polling Place No. 54 Polling Place No. 55 Polling Place No. 56 Polling Place No. 57 Polling Place No. 58

- -_ - - - - Nichols Hills, 1301 Wilshire Blvd. - ..................... West Nichols Hills, 8304 N. Greystone ______ Horace Mann, 1105 N. W. 45 ______ Sequoyah, 2400 N. W. 36 ------ Putnam Heights, 1601 N. W. 36 ______ Edgemere, 3200 N. Walker --------------- -.. Cleveland, 2725 N. W. 23 ______ Linwood, 3416 N. W. 17 ______ Eugene Field, 1515 N. Klein ______ Harrison, 721 Britton Road ______ Buchanan, 4126 N. W. 18 -------- _ _ _ Mayfair, 3200 N. W. 48 ------------------- Gatewood, 1821 N. W. 21 - .....................Wilson, 2215 N. Walker ______ Harmony, 1537 N. E. 24 ______ Dewey, 3500 N. Lindsay ______ Creston Hills, 2240 N. E. 19 ______ Culbertson, l£01 N. E. 12 ______ Lincoln, 1138 N. Geary ______ Walnut Grove, 500 S. Durland ______ Inman Page, 317 N. Geary ______ Edwards, 1123 N. E. Grand Blvd. ______ Dunbar, 1432 N. E. 7 ______ Polk, 3806 N. Prospect ______ Emerson, 715 N. Walker --------------- - Willard, 1400 N. W. 3 ------ Hawthorne, 2300 N. W. 15 ______ Mark Twain, 2451 W. Main ______ Wheeler, 501 S. E. 25 ------------ _ _ Davis,324 S. E. 53 ______ Foster, S. E. 54th & Eastern ______ Prairie Queen, 6609 S. Blackwelder ______ Washington, 820 W. California _ _ ----------- Lee, 424 S. W. 29 ______ Carver, 2739 8. W. 3 ______ Westwood, 1701 Exchange Ave. ______ Heronville, 1240 S. W. 29 _ „ -------- _ stand Watie, 3517 S. Linn ------ Rockwood, 3101 8. W. 24 ______ Pierce, 4101 S. W. 27 Place ------ Rancho Village, 1433 S. Johnston Drive ......................... Shields Hts., 301 S. E. 38 ------ Adams, 3416 S. W. 37 ______ Columbus, 2402 S. Pennsylvania ______ Lafayette, 5°0 S. W. 44 ______ Riverside, 421 S. W. 11 ______ Monroe, 4810 N. Linn _ _ _ — _ Madison, 3117 N. Independence ------ Kaiser, 3125 N. Lyons Blvd. ______ Arthur, 5100 S. Independence ______ Fillmore, 5200 S. Blackwelder ______ Valley Brook, 6315 S. Camille ______ Johnson, 1810 Sheffield Road ----------- --- _ Burbank, 3232 N. W. 65 ______ Ridgeview, 10010 N. Ridgeview ______ Garden Oaks, 3401 N. E. 16 ______ Longfellow, 1201 N. E. 48 ______ Star-Spencer Junior-Senior High School N. E. 30th 85 Spencer Road

to. 89

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MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION W |

IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 AT U: 30 P.M. PRESENT:

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Phil C. Bennett, President Wm. F. Lott, Vice President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

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Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. Jack Parker, Assistant Superin- ; tendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Bill D. Foutz, Engineer; David Light, Accountant; ; G. L. Robinson, Personnel Director; Tom Smith, Director of Purchasing; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; j Pat Flood of The Daily Oklahoman; representatives bf Classroom Teachers Association. ’

The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch.

{ Invocation

On motion of Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meeting of February 6, 1961 were approved as read. LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

R. #61 sMinutes Approve

Mr. Green, Treasurer,presented his report for February and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

{Treasurer's {Report Rec'd

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported all claims listed in the agenda have been checked by the auditors and are ready for action of the Board.

jAuditor's {Report________

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, reports of the Treasurer and the Auditor were approved as presented. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

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#62 j Reports {Approved

|R. #63 It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the attached "Election Proclamation and Itemized Estimate of Current Expenses of Independent School District No.89 ,Election ProOklahoma County, Oklahoma for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, 1961," the list of polling clamation and places included in the proclamation, and the list of election officials as submitted by the Officials County Election Board. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. {Approved 1—

Proc la mat ion an d 2'£te miz ed e st ima t e of CURRENT EXPENSES OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89, OKLAHOMA COUNTY,-OKLAHOMA, OTHERWISE KNOWN s AS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA,' FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1961. Board of Education .'Preliminary Estimate’ofr Needs z , The estimated amount-or amounts"<of- money arid^he^taxi rate or rates believedhtOt be required for the: support; and . maintenance , of -the' schools of Independent SAhooL,Distract No^ 89* of Oklahoma Copntyf Oklahoma,- for the ensuing fiscal year: THE ESTIMATED NEEDS^FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO MAINTAIN .A LEGAL TERM OF SCHOOL FOR THE ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR: 100 Series—Administrative Services___________ $ 474,275 200 Series—Instructional Services_____________ 13,535.000 300 Series—Attendance and Health Services ___ . 281,288 400 Series—Transportation^ Services ______ _ 109,990 500 Series—Operation of Plant -______________ 2,235,578 . 600 Series—Maintenance of Plant -____________ 158,500 ■ 700 Series—Fixed ^Charges___________________ 562,000 i 900 Series—Community Services -_____________ 186,128

e l e ct ion

1. Total Current Expense (Sum of 100 through 900 Series)_________________________________________ $17,545,759 2. Capital Outlay (1000 series) -_________________________ 154,000 5

3. Total estimated needs from General Fund ■; . (Sum of Items 1 and 2) __________________ '________ $17,699,759 < th e * esti ma ted in co me fo r the gener al fun d FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN DISTRICT AD VALOREM TAXES *4. ^Probable balance on. hand, :if> any, ht close.of. > A >■** t "A present Dresent fiscal year vear ___ ’___ ____ _ .<__ c___ $$' 1,500,000 _______ 5'. Estimated income ftom county 4-mill levy for I the ensuing fiscal year____ _____ r________ . 1,000,000 Estimated income irom State Aid__ __________ 1,750,000" I Estimated income from all other miscellaneous ■ revenue _________ ______ _______ 5,429,700 1

8. Total estimated income other than district ad 1 valorem tax for the ensuing fiscal year (Sum of Items 4/ 5„.6, 7) ________________________

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.$ 9,679,700 , , ................ Balance lequned to be raised fiom distiict ad valoicm I taxes (lum 3 minus Item 8) _ _______ .8 8 020 059 Since the net. assessed valuation oi the school Distnct is $301 713 186 an ad valoiem tae lew of 26 32 mills would be requited to laise the additional amount of monev L requited to finance the p± 11mm irv estimate oi needs foi eunent expense is hereinabove set rorth for the ensuing fiscal vear (Item 9 divided by v iluation) .26 32 mills Less authorized levies not requiting the approval of the school “district electors _______________ ■_____ >________ 20 00 mills

V 11 j 12 ^Additional number of mills needed'’to/meet,-the heeds of the school ortrict toi cui 1 ent' expenses irom the 9<ner>l 1 und (n ary} ,(Item 10 minuVltem 11) _____ 6 3'mills NQTE 'Clhe Constitution limits the 'Emergency.,Few which i mav, be voted to meet the needs' of, thc'schoordistnct to,,5.mills*) , el. — *■ 'I V THFWCSTJMA-CrD AMOUNT.'NEEDED ,FOR-FREGTING cRrMODEL11 v INGs IOR-EFRAIRING-SCHOOE.BUIFJi NGS AND-'FOR PURCHASING i l. V F.URNI'LURE,FOR',;THE^E'ySLlN.G^,EAR CORIM3ARSGTO -BE 'PRO 1 .BUILDING-. FUND

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by< called for T NOTICE IS HEREB^'.GiyjENVT-HST les, for I the purpose of voting on. theaquestion of. making. esheld 1 which an estimated need is hereinabove yShowtty ur-s, of -at the following voting places on Masrch^-28, > 1961 between Ihe* 17:00 a. m. and 7:00 prm. .i ■ 1 i School .Location--» .■ . Polling Place No. 1—Nichols* Hills, 13ft! Wilshire Blv,d > > Polling,Placb No. 2—West Nichols Hills,* 8304 N Greystone. < Pnllina Plapp Nn NW 45 4 Polling Place No. 3—ffnrftrprMunn Horace'Mann, 110*5 1105 NW. 45 -i Polling PlaceJNo. 4^—Sequoyah, <2400'_N.W. >36 ■> HSias Polling Place No.-i5—Ru,tnam.i.’Helghts,i 1601 N W 36. iiMi Polling-Place No 6—Fdgcmere 3200 N Walker Polling Place Not s7—Cleveland, 2725 N W 23. , v il Polling Place No. Linwood 3416 N W 17. Polling Place No. < 9-L-Eugene Field, 1515 N. Klein. 4; Polling.Place No. 10—,Harnson, 721-Britton Road. • ■ Polling Place No. 11—Buchanan. 4126 N.W -18. Polling Place No 12 ' — ’MaU " nr 3200 " " 'N ”W 18 ‘' Polling Place No 13— Gatewood 1821 NW 211 Polling Place No 14— WiEon 2215 N Walker Polling- Place No 15— Haimonv 1537 N E 24 Polling Place No 10—Dewc< 3500 N Lindsay Polllng'Place No. 17—Creston Hills 2240 N F 19 Polling Place No 18—Culbenson 1201 N E 12. Polling Place No. 10—I incoln, IT’S N Gearv Polling Place No 20—Walnut Grove 500 S Du:land I Gear Polling Place No 21—Tnman Page 1117 ” 'N <~ — i NL Grand Blvd Polling Place No 22—Edvaids 1P3 ’ 1 Polling Place No. 23—Dunhai 11’2 N L 7 I —Polk Pollirig Place No 21 ■>< ’'” *1806 N Prospect Pplling-Plaee No 2"—Em r.on 715 N JV-lkcr. Polling Pldce No 26— Willird UuO N-W 3 Polling Place No 27— H av tho i ne 2300. N W 15 Polling Place No 28 _ — Mirk Twun, . , _245l_W - - „ Main Polling PHce No. 29—Wheeler 501 S E 2j . | Polling Place No 30— Davis "3244 rS TF' 53 Polling Place No 31— Io ter SE 54th 8. Eastern Polling Pl ice No 3__ Prairie Qu en 66C9 S Blackweld r Polling Place No 13— Washington 820 W. California Pollin'’ Place No 14— lee 421 SW 29 Polling Place No 35— Coivei 2<o9 SW 3 Polling Place No 36— Westwood 1701 Ext hange Ave ' Polling Place No 17—lleionvilk 1240 S W 29 Polling Place No 38— Stand W itio 3517 S Linn Polling Pl-’ceNo 39— Rod wood . 3101 S W 24 Place Polling PlatJc No 10—Pi 'rce 4101 S W’ Polling Pl, co No 41—Rancho Xillaec 1133 S Johnsto— Dnxe 33 42 — Shields Hts 301 S E Polling Place. No 37'“ v ’ Polling Place No 41f-Ad<fm » 3116G SSW W 37 2402 s■> Pennsylvania ‘■i . —VU1U14U»U’>, -tviviui’jut Polling Place No" 4U441J-Columbus Polling Place No 45^Lafa 45^Lafh ettp ettp, 500 S W 44 ’ U - • Polling Plaqe ” No ,<46 ■ —Riv ei side 421 SW slL,-s,_ Polling Place4'5?6'.4jS-Monroe 4810 N iLu&s&P^ ’A—M’dlson 3117 NSlndegertdcncc Polling Pla K- - ’ f (tKaisti <3125 N. <d,voWBlyd< Polling.Pl ■AfthUr, 5100 s .'Independence ’Fillmbre 5200 S’xBl ickifcfelder ft * ‘ Camille. Id Road ^jgollltfK • ’Rolling * /5

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MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D 1

R. Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve employment of the County Employment of Election Board to conduct the election on Tuesday, March 28, 1961, the naming of election 3. Election officials, and authority to pay election officials and other expenses to the Board in conBoard, and. Pay- s nection with the election. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." uent of Offi- j cials Approved.

R. #65 Suppiementals & Transfers Approved

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the following transfers in and supplemental appropriations to the General Fund and the Building Fund budgets for the 1960-61 school year. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. ..... '

GENERAL FUND

TRANSFERS IN

1 10-B 1 10-F 110-H no-i 1 10—J 110“J“2 1 10-K 1IO-K-2 110—N 1IO-N-2

C lerk - Sa lary Attorney = Sa lary Personnel Office - Salaries Public Relations - Salaries Research - Sa laries IBM Bureau - Salaries Census - Salaries Pupil and Personnel Accounting - Salaries Buildings and Grounds - Salaries Engineering - Salaries

599.84 1,199.92 500.00 30.96 199.84 2,300.00 10,000.00 I99.8U 200.00 500.00

2 lip—B

2 lU-C 215-A 215-D 2I5-D-3 220-230 2U0-=A

Curriculum Center - Certified - Salaries Guidance - Salaries Office of Principals -Salaries Curriculum Center - Clerical - Salaries Printing - Salaries Library, Professional Library, Textbooks Storeroom Stock

13,000.00 1+0,000.00 25,000.00 1,500.00 5,000.00 34,000.00 26,981.54

3H-A 321-A 32 l=A“5

Attendance - Salaries School Physician, Psychiatrist - Salaries Director and Assistant - Salaries

5,750.00 700.00 599.84

U50-A

Contracted Services - Salaries

5,519.86

510-D-4 510-0-6

Garage “ Sa lar ies Fi Iter - Sa lar ies

1+, 500.00 318.60

6I0-B-2

Electronics - Salaries

2,000.00

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912-A

Summer School Personnel - Salaries

26,000.00

Tit le 111 - Equipment

70,000.00

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Treasurer -Salary General Administration - Salaries Business Office - Salaries Auditor - Sa laries Purchasing - Salaries Car A 1 lowance

211 212 214-A 2 l4-D 215-B 215-C 2J5-0-2 21+0-L 250-C-3

Principals and Assistants - Salaries Supervisors - Salaries Librarians - Salaries TV and Radio - Salaries Supervisors - Salaries Teachers Aides - Salaries TV and Radio - Clerical - Salaries Radio and TV Workshop

3 1 l-A-2 32I-A-3

Home School Counse lors - Sa; lar i es School Nurses - Salaries

.08 1,350.00 3,100.00 a 16 2,500.00 300.00

30,000.00 8,000.00 7,000.00 25,000.00 4,000.00 i4,000.00 2,500.00 8,000.00 8,000.00 5,750.00 1,000.00

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GENERAL FUND--TRANSFERS OUT-CONT’D

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610-C 610-B-3

J R. 7^65 ■ Continued

CustodiaI Services -Salaries Central Office - Switchboard - Salaries Warehouse - Salaries TV Engineers Salaries

20,000.00 200.00 10,000.00 10,000.00

Furniture Repair = Salaries Radio and TV - Salaries

30,000.00 7,500.00

Adult School - Salaries

8,000.00

206,200.211. Net Increase to General Fund Budget ~ ._|l. , , ■ -rt

TRANSFERS OUT

’620-B 620-B-3 1020-B I030-C-4

Replacement of Non-Instruct Iona I Equipment Replacement of Instructional Equipment

New Bu i Id ings New School Shop Equipment

10,000.00 35,000.00 70,000.00 7,00Q%0

122,000.00

Net Increase to Bui Iding Levy Budget

20.000.00

BUILDING LEVY FUND TRANSFERS IN: IO3O-C-7 I030-C-8 I030-C-9 1030-H

All School Furniture and Equipment Replace Non-lnstructionaI Equipment Replace Instructional Equipment Title VIII - Equipment

12,000.00 10,000.00 55,000.00 65,000.00 ll|2,000.00

Mr. Thompson moved approval of the following resolution directing the persons designated' to attend professional meetings as indicated, and the motion was seconded by Mrs. Welch and carried unanimously on roll call:

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i Professional j Trips Approved

RESOLUTION 3

The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would he of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend professional meetings as indicated: (1)

Dr. Farr to attend the Conference on Physicians and Schools, Chicago, Illinois, March 8-11, 1961;

(2)

Dr. Barnes, Dr. George, Mr. Ginn, Mr. Smith, Mr. Burr, Mr. Harvey, and Dr. Barker to attend parts of the American Association of School Mdministrators Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, March 11-1U, 1961;

(3)

Miss Schumacher and Mrs. Augustine to attend the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Conference, Chicago, Illinois, Mafch 12-16;

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Dr. Broad to attend the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Conference, and a meeting of the North Central Association, both in Chicago, March 12-2U, 1961;

(5)

Mr. Greene to attend a meeting of the North Central Association, Chicago, March 20-2U, 1961.

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to employ Dr. Travis Shelton of Southern Methodist University as a music consultant, March 6 and 7> to work with vocal students and direct the junior high choral festival}, at a fee of $50'60 per day plus expenses. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

5 R. #67 ! Employment of ’ Consultant j Approved

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #68 Employment of R. G. Miller Approved

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Motion was made by Mr. teiompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to employ R. G. Miller to conduct seven meetings on Oklahoma History entitled "Know Your State," Graduate Study, beginning March 7, at a fee of $250.00. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." PERSONNEL

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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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CHEATWOOD,

ELLOUISE

CLERK

(MRS)

RESEARCH

CRAIG, GERALDINE

KEY PUNCH OPR.

(MRS)

RESEARCH

HANI GAR,

DOROTHY

(MRS)

STRUBLE,

KEY PUNCH OPR.

PUPIL SERVICES PATRICIA

CLERK

(MRS)

BUSINESS OFFICE

THOMASON, LUCRETIA

REQ. CLERK

(MRS) 2-8-61

OWNBEY,

NORMA J.

$18$.

2-9-61

CLERK

3->6i 2-17-61

2-27-61

3-?-6i

(fill ed by transf er )

(fil

led

by transf er )

(MRS) (HARTMAN - TRANSFER)

NORTHWEST

TAYLOR, LAURA 1 .

I85.

2-27-61

CAPITOL HILL SR. CLERK

Recommended

P e rs o n n e l

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - COIN'D

Personnel Recommended.

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MISS SUE WHEAT AS A i TIME CLERK IN THE RESEARCH DEPARTMENT TO HELP WITH THE CENSUS,

SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR,

EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I, 1961.

REQUEST PERMISSION TO USE THE PERSONNEL LISTED BELOW AS TEACHERS IN THE IN SERVICE EDUCATION PROGRAM, SALARY $3.00 PER HOUR. TRAINING CLASSES IN THE ADULT

MR. W. E. TAYLOR TO TEACH WOOD, BEGINNING JANUARY 3l , 1961. ______ ______ ... . DRAWING, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 14, 1961. MR. W. L. CONNER TO TEACH CHESTER INGRAHAM TO TEACH METAL, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 13, 1961 . MR

THESE THREE CLASSES WILL BE FOR A PERIOD OF 64 HOURS, MISS EDITH LARSEN TO TEACH A 32 HOUR COURSE IN MEDICATION,

BEGINNING FEBRUARY 9,

MR. HARRY GOOCH TO TEACH A 40 HOUR COURSE IN ARITHMETIC, BEGINNING FEBRUARY 9,

1961

1961 .

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION WILL RECEIVE REIMBURSEMENT FROM THE STATE BOARD FOR VOCATIONAL

EDUCATION ON_T.HE SALARIES OF MISS LARSEN AND MR. GOOCH.

CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT:

MRS. SANDRA DONCEEL,

FROM CLERK IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT,

TO SECRETARY TO THE VISITING COUNSELORS IN PUPIL SERVICES, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 20,

MRS.

ELIZABETH HARTMAN,

SALARY $210. PER MONTH,

SALARY $220.

PER MONTH,

3 3

1961 .

FROM CLERK AT CAPITOL HILL SENIOR, SALARY $250, TO SECRETARY

AT CAPITOL HILL SENIOR, SALARY $270.

PER MONTH,' EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 27,

1961 .

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SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I96O-I96I

BATTORFF, MARY L.

BOYLES,

HOME EC., SCIENCE

JEANNE

ELEM., HOME EC., ART

BREWER, DOROTHY

SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY 2,1,3

BRIDGES, JOYCE A.

BRYNES,

LORENE 8.

JOURNALISM,

CHEATWOOD,

ELLOUI SE

l6l8 N. BLACKWELDER

CREEKMORE,

JANIE H.

7999 N.

DEVERO, ALTA M.

FALLIN, JUANITA Q. FORTENBERRY, JIM N.

HEWETT, BETTY HOPPER, RAYMOND

JENKINS, LILLIAN KOSTED, NEVA IMOGENE LANDRUM,

LINDA B.

MARLOWE, A. GLEN

n , wand a l .

Mc Milla

MYERS, BILLY E. OSBORNE,

LOUISE R

PRINCE, NANCY A.

EASTERN

I 103 BEDFORD DRI VE 2401

NW 22

ENGLISH

SPEECH, HOME EC.,

ENG.

KDG.

ELEMENTARY

8400 NE 20

ENG., JOURNALISM, S.S.

2401 HUNTLEIGH DRIVE 217 E. 4 (EDMOND)

HIST., ENG. j S.S. 5,6, MUSIC

1400 WILLIAMS DRIVE 3833 NW 18

SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY

1134 NW 41 3146 NW 13 8929 NE 25 2765 SW 46 PLACE 50,7 NW 40

I * Y •

SUBSTITUTE TEACHER AIDE KDG., 2, 3

SCIENCE,

PHYS.

ED., BIOL.

ELEMENTARY

MATH., SCIENCE, PHYS. ENG., ttEMENTARY

ROBERTS, DILLARD

829 NE 71 ROUTE # 2

3,2,1

ROLLOW, BARBARA

2824 CHAUCER DRIVE

RUSSELL, WILLIAM A

213 SE 28 2627 NW 45

PRIMARY,

ELEM., MUSIC, 3,2, KDG.

3913 SPRINGLAKE DRIVE

ELEMENTARY,

SMITH, ALMA M.

ENG., HIST. -

LATIN, MUSIC, HIST.,

ED.,

ENG,

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY

S.S.,

ENG. 3

STARKEY,

KATHRYN

TREDWAY, CHERRY P, WADE,

KAY H.

WILLOBY,

BETTY

WINGO, MOSS R.

213 E. MADISON

2031

SW 34

40? SW 34

2809 N. HUDSON

GALLIMORE, ROXIE A

3643'N. POST ROAD

HARRIS,

501

EULICE K.

S. MILLER AVE

HOME EC., KDG., BUS,,

ENG.,

ENG., S.S. I

S.S.,

PHYS.

ED,

ELEM., JR. HS CURR. LIBRARY

KDG-.., ELEM. EtEM.,>,.PHYS,,W.

<—1 <D a S3 O ra Sh <d Ph

(D 0 1

O O (D u\

PERSONNEL

NAME

ass ignm ent

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

SERVICE l

Resig nat

ions

Coyle , Edga r

CONT'D

Canary ,

ma ble

Stevens . Don

6 , 1961 -

2-1-61

Floorm an & House k Heronv ill e

•EPER 2-8-61

Floorm an Star -Spencer

i T. E.

3/4 T. Floorm an Mars hal l

Van Vra nken . Jam es

MEETING OF MARCH

Flo orm an Northw est

Choa te . Ira Ceph

$100.

2-16-61

CASSELL, ARLIE

$150.

2-1-60

$100.

2-2-61

$100.

2-1-61

2-1-61 1-31-61

Jam es Edg ar

(Cof fm an - Trans fer red )

Coffm

(Mc Kay - Prev . Res .1

Mc Kay , Jack Wayne

! i

Leave of Absence

Seebeck , Earnes

Watchm an Adm n . Bldg .

Floo rman Hero nvill e

i T.

an ,

3/4 T. Flo or ma n ma rs ha ll i T. Flo or ma n Shidl er T. Floo rma n STAR--SPFNCFR

■5

2-19-61

MAINTENANCE

Resigna

Medl in , Aubrey

(Pfote

will iam

Mechan ic Maintenance

•

2-2-61

Stati on

Resigna

tion

tio n

nhauer

- PRev .

Res .)

Mc Carle y , Isaac

$6000.

2-3-61

Eng 1neer TV Stati on

;s»-

PERSONNEL

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

OR sa l ary

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FflflFi'SFRVt OF

Resign ations

Brown s Adeli a

Helpe r Cla ss en

2-3-61

Reins tated Hubba rd , Cloren e

.80

2-13-61

Help er Cla ssen

Ches ter .

Help er Shiel ds Heigh ts

l-l-6l

Tye, Sylva

.80

1-1-61

Helper Shiel ds Heights

Help er Nort heast

2-3-61

Upchurch , Lottie

.80

2-6-61

Help er Nort heast

2-19-61

Lavarnway . Geneva

.80

2-6-61

Roos evel t

Mc Clure , Pearl

.80

2-13-61

Helper Northea st

Oct e

Fink .’Glad ys

Hun Ter . Bill ie

Keathl ey, Gol die

UpChurch

Lottie

WILLIFORD, DOROTHY

Help er Northea st Help er Adm n . Bldg .

help er

2-8-61 1-13-61

2-13-61

Chester Oliver Boatwright - Temporary Apprentice Painter - salary |l.l|O per hour Effective February 13, 1961.

Cleo Eldon Hurst - Temporary Apprentice Painter - salary |l.hO per hour - Effective February 13, 1961.

Lloyd M. Laurent - Temporary Truck Driver - salary $1.35 per hour - Effective February 23, 1961. ? Jackie Lee Phil lips - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective February 13, 1961.

CONT'D

Request permission to employ the following personnel in the Maintenance Departments

6 , 1961 -

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MEETING OF MARCH

Help er Roos evelt Help er Madis on

nia

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

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Change in status of Maintenance Department Personnel:

Personnel Recommended -•

J. B. Burgess - Regular Truck Driver - salary $2800. per year changed to an Apprentice Sheet Metal Man - salary $3h00. per year - Effective February 27, 1961.

Paul McCracken - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour to a Regular Employee salary $2800. per year - Effective February 11, 1961. • Kenneth Ray Miller - an Apprentice Plumber - salary changed from $3250. to $3600. per year - Effective January 26, 1961.

Change in status of Service Department Personnel:

Luther Edgar Coffman - jj Floorman at Shidler - salary $100. per month to Full Time Relief FlooJmah'at All Schools - salary $200. per month - Effective February 3, 1961.

The salary of Bailey Joe Cottrell should be $205. per month instead of $200. when transferred from West Nichols Hills to All Schools. The salary of Charley Ray Morgan should be $20!?. per month instead of $202.50 when transferred from Longfellow to All Schools. M*

Change in status of Food Service Department Personnel: Ethyl Arnett - Helper at Harding - salary .95 per hour to 1st Cook - salary 1.10 per hour - Effective February 1, 1961.

Edwina Batson - Manager at Edwards - salary $185. per month to Secondary Managers Training at Central ~ salary $27!?. per month - Effective February 13, 1961.

Earline Bush w Helper at Central - salary .90 per hour to Managers Training at Central salary $175. per month - Effective February 13, 1961.

Ruth Glover Dorsey - Helper at Harding - salary .75 per hour to Managers Training at Central - salary $175. per month - Effective February 13, 1961. Althea Leota Ellis - Manager at Edgemere - salary $210. per month to Managers Training at Harding - salary $225. per month - Effective February 13, 1961.

Vivia Eslick - Helper at Northeast - salary .80 per hour to 2nd Cook - salary .90 per hour - Effective February 6, 1961. I

Ruth Mae Hodge - Helper at Dunbar - salary .80 per hour to Managers Training at Central - salary $175* per month - Effective February 13, 1961. I

Maggie Lane - Helper at Northeast - salary .85 per hour to 1st Cook - salary .95 per hour - Effective February 6, 1961. Tressia Lobb - Helper at Harding - salary .85 per hour to 2nd Cook - salary .90 per hour - Effective February 1, 1961.

Juanita Murdock - Helper at Classen - salary .90 per hour to Managers Training at Central - salary $175. per month - Effective February 13, 1961.

Ina Marie Nichols - Helper at Capitol Hill Sr. - salary .85 per hour to Managers Training at Central - salary $175. per month - Effective February 13, 1961. Eleanor Oliver - Helper at Harding - salary .75 per hour to Managers Training at Central - salary $175. per month - Effective February 13, 1961. Rose Jean Rainbow - Helper at Willow Brook - salary .85 per hour to Manager at Spencer - salary $175. per month - Effective February 13, 1961.

Nora Roach - Manager at Harmony - salary $180. per month to Manager at Edgemere salary $195. per month - Effective February 13, 1961.

f I ■ i

The following to be elected as substitutes in Food Sfervice at the Tate pf .80 per hpuri.

Name ; Louise, Howard Lillie Ellis Jennie Melvin Ava Janice Cottam Effie. Berryman Sivina Nelson

School Roosevelt Moon Marshall Star Spencer Ross Capitol Hill Jr. •L-

Name Kathryn McZeal Cora Lee Jones Alta L. Akers Zelma Recer Verbel Hargis' June Stevers

w «rj

School ; Douglass^ Classen ■ - Mayhill •- Grant * Rposeyelt Marshall

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R. #69 Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mrs. Welch, 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 recommended for action of the Board:

*•»?

MARCH 6, 1961

I«

Item #1

Ratification of February 1961 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows;

1960-61 Building Levy Fund

Bond Fund Item #2

I if S

•

1,608,32

Authority to issue payrolls for March 1961, in the following estimated amounts.

1960-61 General Fund . 1960-61 Building Levy Fund .

«-'r

Bond Fund

Item #3

1960-61 General Fund

•

1,800.00

Authorize Payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. Thesebills 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 MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT’D T

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

The Assistant Superintendent and the Business Manager have checked all Bills. The Auditor has checked all bills. 1960-61 General Fund

167.857.50

1959-60 General Fund.

3,613.18

1960-61 Building Levy

32.585.10

1959-60 Building Levy

63 .16

322,766.71

Total

531,885.65

Low

33.83 9.1(2 10.80 30.60 3.52 16.90 97.58 15U.00 19.80

Bond Fund

1960-61 GENERAL FUND ,.Printing (Adm) Printing Instruc.Offi oes

Addressograph-Multigraph

■

.4 <

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Office Machines

Standard Standard

A Adams Engineering

Engineer

Low Letter Bid

A & E Equipment Co.

Radio & T V

Selected

6.37

Aerial Photography Serv.

Engineer

Selected

1(90.00

Airline Water Co.

Water & Sewg.

Utilities

112.50

Air Reduction Sales Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard Selected

Almanac Films, Inc.

Audio Vis.

Standard

u ■■

Miscellaneous

Pub. Selected

American Council on Ed.

Miscellaneous

Pub. Selected

American Guidance Serv.Inc.

Gen.Inst.

Pub. Selected

8.00 1(1.50

1+9.50 ' 22.50

American Technical Society

, Ind. AJfoc,. .

" i

'-‘XX,

Pub. Selected

50.00

u -r ’ ''

75.00 i.

30.00 .31+ 30.00 .3U

•

60.68 i 1+5.60

Low

Supplies

U5U.99

■

American Association of School Administrators

American Optical Co.

k' r

376.1(5

' ^1+7.52‘ ' 1.2U

1(8.76

■ .-'..X

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D L

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1960-61 General (Continued) Anderson Prichard Oil Corp.

B-2 Ind. & ?oc.

Low

lh.03 1U.03 Hl.03

U2.O9

Appleton-Oentury-Crofts,Inc.

Library

Ella M. Asher Audio-visual Dept.

Spec.Ed. Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected Sp.Ed. Reimb. Re imbur sement

Audograph of Oklahoma

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Standard

13.16

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

7.50

Basic Skill Films

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

13.00

Basil Display Services

Gen. Inst.

Board Action

58.00

Banks Upshaw and Company

Beltone Hearing Service

Title 111,Maps Film and Books Supplies

Standard

Betty Bidwell

Spec.Ed.

Sp. Ed, Reimbursement

Bingham Printing Ink

Printing

Selected

83.25

Harold L. Blue

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

99.50

The Book of the Month Club.

Period.&Nwsppr.

Pub. Selected

h.09

Branhams, Inc.

Superintendent Of.

Selected

2.50

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Travel (Adm) Travel

Reimb.

Bdwy. Welding & Radiator

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Bob Brown Supply &o.

Electron.Suplys.

Standard

Bureau Audio Vis.Inst.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

5.oo

Bureau of Publications, Teachers College

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

17.85

Don Burget

Tourn.Offic ial

Selected

30.00

Burroughs Corporation

Auditor Office Machines

Standard

Printing

Low

Carpenter Paper Co.

100.00

15.15

Publisher Selected

E.B. Jack Castle

Radio St T.B.

Low

Bob Cates

Custodial Supp.

Low

89.89

31.-68

9.50

201.20 301.80

108.00

503.00

7.50 6.I1O 9.00

15. Uo

l.lj.0 11.00

12.I1O

66.72 37. la 163.56 58.38

326.07

35.95

28.60 28.60

57.20

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MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Re commended —

•... —

■

1960-61 General (Continued)

; W; ■

11 Uaaa^

B-3 Pub. Carrier

Agreement

City of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewg.

Utilities

City Office Supply,Inc.

Business Off.

Low

City Spring Works

Driver Training

Selected

City of the Village

Water & Sewg.

Utilities

Commercial Parts, Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Connies Prescription Shop

Supplies

Low

9.65

Cook Electric Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

2. hh

Coronet Films

Audio Vix.Mtrls.

Selected Board Action

Mrs, Henry Cousins

Boarding Sp.Ed.

Re imbursement

35C .00

Creative Educational Soc.

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

3C .71

Arthur C. Croft Pub.

Period.&Nwspr.

Pub. Selected

Cuisenaire Co. of America, Inc.

Title 111, Maps Film & Books

Selected

Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal Pub.

Publisher

17.00

2.90

j i

17.5o 5.5o

23 .00

100.20 12 .20

137.S0 100.00

237.50

7U.00 3.00

23 .50

17.10 ll.15 17.35 70.80

109.ll0

Low

Dee’s Photo Supply,Inc.

Audio ^is.Mtrl.

Selected

T*S. Denison & Co.

library

Pub. Selected

Dictaphone Corp.

Inst.Offices

Standard

Dollies Ceramics

Gen.Instruc.

Selected

8 .97

Doubleday & Company, Inc.

Library

Pub.Sele cted

I1.6O

Downtown Chevrolet Co.Inc

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

1 .20

Duplicating Products

Office Machines

Standard

31.62 7.92 3.92

II.8I4.

20.29

12.00 8.00

20 .00

5.00 Uli. 69 7.85 6.I1E

8.1U 8. Hi 81.02 S.oo ..

•<

77 .00

Storeroom Stock

tO' .-

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

2,237.05

City Bus Company

166>28 . ...-

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Jills and ’ayrolls tecommended

B-h

1960-61 General (Continued)

Dowlings, Inc .

Selected

Gen. Inst.

Title lll,Map«njn & Books Gen. Inst. w

11.90 2h.$$ 12.20 $.00 20.00 12.19 36.17 2$.2$ 36.60 6.$0 83.14.6 28.33 10.11 27.80

^0.06

9.h.0 12.90 10.70 11.10 6.30 li6.$0 12.3b l$,00 ll.$0 3,$0 22.00 7,20

168.hh

Office Machines

Standard

Office Machines

Standard

Inst.Offices Sch.Census Enumer. Pub. Relations Auditor Inst. Offices Business Offices Inst.Offices

Low

Electronic Business Mach.

Office Machines

Standard

78.00

Electronic Supply Go.

Ele ctronSupplie s

Selected

U2.2$

Encylopaedia Brittannica Filins, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action

The Farm Quarterly

Indus. & Voc.

Pub. Selected

Mrs. Jerry Farnham

Boarding Sp.Ed.

Sp.Ed.Reimburs.

Bill Doyle

F & H Enterprises

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

First Natl. Mgmnt.

T.V. Eqpt. Rntl.

Rent Agreement

The fleck Bearing Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Low

Folkways Records & Serv.

Title 111, Maps, Film, and Books

Pub. Selected

Fretwell Motor Company

Driver Training

Agreement

..................

French & European Pub.

Title 111, M^ps, Film, and Books

Pub. Selected

General Electric Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

2,880.00 .60

2,880.60 2.00

$0.00 $0.00

100.00 22$.00

33.$$ $2$.h3

$$8.98

1.26

h2.$7 1.31 7.77 21.82

30.90 9,89

11.38

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 General (Continued)

B-2

Gen. Electric Supply Co.

Custodial Suply.

Board Action

General Electronics, Inc.

Electron. Suply.

Selected

7.80

Gen. Elec. Co. Power Tube Dept.

T.V. Eqpt.Rent.

Standard

-222.00

Glen Gibson

Tourn. Official

Selected

30.00

Gil-Mor Chemical Company

Custodial Suply.

Selected

Lonnie Gilliland Jr.

Tourn.Official

Selected

30.00

E.C. Glesan Market

Home Ec.

Selected

127.811

Inv. & Voc.

Low

211.U8

Goldsmith Music Shop.

Title 111, Maps Film,Books

Selected

69.62

Graham Paper Co.

Adult Sch.Suply.

Low

60.76

Grolier Society Inc.

Library

Board Action

Go Pictures, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Selected

1.119

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Pub. Selected

9.92

Travel

Board Action

98.10

30.00 30.00

Glue

Paste Dists.Inc.

Greystone Corp.

J.B. Greene Don Hall James G. Hamill

-Tourn. Official Tourn. Official

Selected Selected

Harcourt Brace & World (N.Y.)

Library Adult Sch.Bk.Rent.

Pub. Selected

Harcourt,Brace & World (Tarreytown,N.Y.)

Library

Pub. Selected

Harlow Publishing Cor.

Printing Library

Pub. Selected

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Gen.Inst. Ind... & Voc.

Low

D.C. Heath & Cq .

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Selected Low Better Bid

1,222.08

1168.22

10hÂ»62

2.U2 272.no *11.12

288.97

7.01 326.22 79.92

1136.17

8.'08 73.20 6.97 28.2U

1116.79

Publisher Selected

23.23

Holmes & Torbett, Inc. Rpr .lost fEqpt-.Humpty Dumpty No. 5 Home Ec. Holt, Rinehart & Wins ton, Inc. Adult Sch.Bk.Rent.

Standard Selected Publisher Selected

17.82 lOlt.OO

Houghton Mifflin Co.

Selected

Gen. Inst.

39.90 1.211 s ni.28

lil.lili

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommdnded

1960-61 General (Continued)

IBM Corporation

B-6 IBM Bureau IBM Eqpt.Rental

Low Agreement Standard

828.00 l,hh2.00‘ 81.33 121.68 21.00

2,227.01

Institute of Administrative Research

Inst. Offices

Pub. Selected

7.00

Ind. Arts & Voc.,-Education

Research

Pub. Selected

hoOO

International Film Bureau

Title 113., Maps., Film, Books

Pub. Selected

International Harvester Co.

Transportation

Board Action

Interworld Commerce Co.

Title 111, Maps, Film,Books Sp.Ed. Prp.Inst.Eqpt.

Myrl Ives Johnson Who. Ejectroncis

112.00 .6I4

26,803.17 3.80

Pub. Selected

Sp.EdoReimb. Selected

112.6h

11.12 161.28 80.ho 229.20

26.00

Elec.Supplies Radio & TV

Low

Jones Boys #6

Home Ec.

Selected

80.87

Jones Boys Food Store

Home Ec.

Selected

21.ho

Fred Jones, Inc.

Maint,Tire s,Tube s

Standard

Driver Training

Agreement

J & R Supply Company

Maint, Tires,Tubes

Kamp Bros.

Home Ec.

Selected Selected

2.8h 7.27 78U.62 8.92

212.60

803.68

16.lh

7U.12 8.08 hh.h6

126.66

19.72 380.16 27.hU

U27.32

Furn.Rpr. Gen. Instruc. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Low

Knowledge Builders

Audio Vis.Mtrl

Standard

10.29

Lane Pen and Card Shop Lyndon Lee H.E. Leohhard’t Lumber Co.

Engineer Tourn.Official Recreation Suply. Gen. Inst.

Low ■Selected Low

h.70

Lewis L-P Gas

Heat

Utilities

28.20

Life Filmstrips

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

7.20

J.B. Lippincott Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

Kilpatrick Bros.

112.00 192.00

30.00

307.00

269.60

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 General (1960-61) Library Servi oe

Library

Board Action

Pub.Selected

200.23 622.72 1611.93 ■8 911.16 11,827.62 3211.112 612.86' 16,223.00 3,179.02 2.92 1.86

'W . vl

27,327.10

Litho Negative & Plate Co<>

Printing

Selected

Lone Star Sch.Bk. Depository

Period .&Nwsprs.

Pub. Selected

Long Filmslide Serv.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

16.60

Look Magazine

Library

Publisher Sei.

12.113'

Lorraine Music Co.

Title 111, Maps, Film,Books.

Publisher Sei.

11.20

Jim Martin Ed. Films

Title 111, Maps, Film and Books Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action

W.O. Mason

Toum.Official

Selected

T.C. McCourry

Rental

Agreement

Riley McCullough

Mo. Dump. Priv.

Agreement

McKesson & Robbins,Inc..

Supplies

Low

McGraw-Hill Book Co.Inc.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl.

Pub. Selected

Julius Lester Medlock

Library

Pub. Selected

Melton Co.,Inc-.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Supplies

Board Action Standard Low

Harold Merideth

Tourn.Offi cial

Selected

30.00

Charles E. Merrill Books, Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

27.09

Metropolitan Water Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

28.90 71.00

99.90

Miller Jackson Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Electron.Suplys.

Selected

38.31 711.37

112.68

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

<■'Millsap’s

31.22 6.60 .29

100.00 100.00 y.

6.89

200.00 30.00 122.00

. ... ,

60.00 12.00

1211.20 ’ 130.02

2211.22 2.20

631.110 162.20 3.00

796.90

211.20

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills ancL Payrolls Recommended

1960=61 General (Continued)

Mideke Supply Go.

B=8

Ind. & Voc.

Low Letter Bid

Furn.Rpr.

Low

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Sele cted

5115.99 63.75 175.00 15.78 13.97 9.117 16.6I1

8110.60

Minton Machinery Co.

Ind. & Voc.

Low Letter Bid

73.92

John Miskovsky

Tourn. Official

Selected

30.00

Mobil Oil Company

Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D. Vehicular“Reg.

Low

Modern Talking Pictures Service.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

Moore Business ^orms,Inc.

IBM Bureau

Low

62.20 6.h3

68.63

Driver Training

Agreement

13.31 50.00 1.00

611.31

Morris Chevrolet

1,253.29 135.00 11.82

< "

1,393.11 1.50

Mrs. Chester Moseley

Boarding

Sp.Ed.Reimburs.

100.00

Motter Bookbinding Co.

Bk.Rebinding

Selected

300.65

National Academy of Science

Period„& Nwsprs.

Pub. Selected

1.50

The Natl.Art.Education Association

Period.& Nwsprs.

P^fe. Selected

3.00

National Asso. of Ed. Broadcasters

Radio & TV

Pub. Selected

200.00

National Geographic Soc.

Title 111s Maps Film, Books

Pub. Selected

111.00

National Education Asso. National Film Bd.of Canada Tracy Norwood

Library Title lll^Maps Tourn. Official

Pub. Selected Board Action Selected

211.115 90.00 30.00

Nuway Laundry

Gen. Instruc.

Low

12.37

A.J. ^Jystrom & Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

Spec. Education

Sp.Ed.Re imb,

Custodial Supplies

Low

33.60

Leonard C. Ogle

Tourn.Official

Selected

30.00

Okla. Business ^ews Co.

Asst. Sup.Off.

Pub. Selected

60.00

W.Rglfevin

OakeWMfg. Co.

39U.25 5.118

399.73

25.711

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 General (Continued)

B-9

Okla.City Asso. of Ins. Agents

PT Insurance Prop.Insurance

2,378.8b

Board Action

Okla. City Linen Serv.

Laundry Exp).

Board Action Low

Okla. City Photo Supply

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water & Sewage

Utilities

Okla. Gas and Electric

Electricity

Utilities

Okla. Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply

Custodial Supplies

Low

Okla. Natl. Gas. Co.

Heat

Utilities

Okla. Oxygen Co.sDiv. of Big Three Welding

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

Fum.Rpr .Mtrls „ Ind. & Voc. Adult Sch.Bk.Suplys 0 Ind. & Voc. :

125.00 5.00

130.00

13.07 5,629.88

32,119.26 ■ ’ 80.00,

■>A

29,921.87

33.19 2.56 12.81 9.35 2.56 33.50 2.56 7.59 9.7h 12.71 10.15 5.12 7.59 2.56 6.79 9.7U U3.22 20.69 ' 2.52 37.96 liU.h.3 10.5U 7.98 10.5b 8.9b

1 d:

■■

355.3b• .

Okla. Printers Supply

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

15. U5 hl. 58

57.03

Okla. Seating Co.

Gen.Inst. Earn.Rpr .Mtrls „

Selected Low

b6.b7 111.00

6o.b7

Okla. State Penitentiary

Book Rebinding

Agreement

6b. 05

Pipkin Photo Serv.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

7.75

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

MEETING _QF MARCH 6., 1961

CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 General (Continued) Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

B-10

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls. Gen. Inst. Ind.&Voc.

Board Action Low Letter Bid Selected

Poe’s Motor Supply Co.

Driver Training

Low

Prentice Hall, Inc.

Library

Pub.Selected

Prime Petroleum Products

Vehicular H.D.

Low

225.50 53.90 109. lli 7.1111 5.38

1101.36

211.26 311.60

58.86

5.Hi 2.U9

7.63

1,073.85 1^2.75 23h.3k

1,1160.911

1.86 I6.7I1

18.60

G.P. Putnam’s Sons

Pub. Selected Gen. Instruction Adult Sch.Bk.Rentl.

Raders

Home Ec.

Selected

U1.97

Radio Supply,Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

12.18

Raytheon Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.•

Standard

29.12

Recordak Corp.

IBM Bureau

Standard

262.50

Lester M. Reed

Travel

Board Action

Mrs. Scott Reed

Sp.Education

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

811.92 3.96 3.60 6.8I1

111.110 9.10

Reeve Dental Supply Co.

Supplies

Low

Remington Rand Div.

Lib. Supplies

Low

Rice Machinery Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

11.110 2.00 5.00

276.00

11.110

Gilbert L. Robinson

Travel

Board Approval

79.17

Rockwell Mfg.Co.

Driver Training

Selected

85.90

Row, Peterson & Go.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Safeway Store #?li

Home Ec.

Selected

133.61

Safeway #80

Home Ec.

Selected

108.29

Scott Foresman & Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

205.87

Scott Chevrolet Co.

Driver Training

Agreement

Sesac, Inc.

Radio St TV .

Selected

3.52

7.Hl tn rm 2.50

59.61i 36.511

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL (Continued) Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Service Supply, Inc.

Gen.Inst. Home Ec.

Selected

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

35.53 5.77 93.h3

13h.73;

hl. 26 15.50 L18.8O

10h.8h

Severin Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

32.60 16. h5

h9.O5

Sharp & Nichols Music

Gen.Inst. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Gen.Inst. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

250.70 1.50 100.00 ^91.30

hh3.5b

Shepard Richardson,Ltd.

Driver Training

Agreement

7.00

Sherwin Williams Co.

Furn.Rpr .Mtrls.

Selected

3.50

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Driver Training

Agreement

5.00 13.00

18.00

Singer Sewing Machine Co. (West Main)

Gen. Inst. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

6.h5 16.95

23.ho

Singer Sewing Machine Co. (No. Walker)

Home Ec.

Standard

Jasper Sipes Sch.Bk.Deposit.

Library

Publisher Selected

16.72

no.ho 111.60 175.50 .25 .50 38.10

h36.35

Skill Corpn.

Furn.Rpr .Mtrls.

Standard

7.30

Smith Cdrona Marchant, Inc, (Okla.City)

Office Machines

Standard

10.00

Sky, Service

Flight Training

Rent.Agreement

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Business Office

Low

33.00

Tourn.Official

Selected

30.00

Chas. C. Snyder

Land & Bldg.Rent.

Board Action

30.00

Mrs. L.D. Sollenberger

Special Ed.

Sp .Ed.Reimbursement

25.20

Sooner Bindery Co.

Auditor

Low

18.75

Smith Corona Supply Prod. (Dallas,Texas)

Zack Smith

Southwestern Bell Telephone

â– Telephone

Utilities

30.00 60.00 38.76

128.76

6,392.23

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D •~~s—

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL (Continued) Selected

Audio Vis.Mtrls. Radio & TV Gen. Inst. Radio & TV

Low

Southwestern State College

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Spencer Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utility

Stanwix House, Inc.

Gen. Inst,

Pub.- Selected

State Agency for Surplus Property

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

The Steck Company

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntlj

Pub. Selected

Stevens Pictures of Texas

Rpr.Inst. Eqpt.

Selected

3.00

Dale Story

Tourn. Official

Selected

30.00

Bill Story Fire & Safety Co.

Fire Exting.

Board Action

Southwest News and Photo Service

18.00 26.61 69.08 108.00

221.69

2.17

13.00 198.20 h.93

203.h3 22.10

11.22 .8h

‘12.39

202,96 7h.6O 6.h2 68.02

322.06

Stout State College

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

D.A. Stricklin

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

Teaching Film Custodians

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Standard

2.20

Engineer

Selected

2h.hh

Texas Study of Secondary Ed.

Library

Pub. Selected

Mary Thacker

Sup.Supplies Asst.Supt.Sup. Travel Ex. (Adm) Curr. Library Sup. Title 111, Mtrls. Voca.Sup. Inst.Off.Sup. Travel Exp.Inst. Consultants Vehicular-Reg. Electron. Sup.

Petty Cash

Thompson Book and Supply Co. (Ada)

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Thompson Book and Supply

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

The Thrift Press

Title 111,Maps, Film,Books

Publisher Sei.

.Tecnifax Corp.

B-12

•

iho.oo ho.00

2.00

7.00 3.20 1.20 2.12 .82 3.63 .60 102.H0 172.72 2.20 6.02

311.90

3.66

32.22 16. ho

■

h8.62 7.90

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL (Continued) Time Incorporated

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co.

Engineers

Low Letter Bid Standard Selected Selected Low

Ind. & Voc.

Engineers

Triangle School Eqpt.Co.

Storeroom Stock

Low

Trice Wholesale Electronics

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

20.00 136.U6 1.12 93.77 3h.00 96.00 13.50 h.9h

379.79 13.75

26.76 26.67 55.78 M50.61 â€™ 2.51 67.ho 18.h6

2118.19

U-File-M Binder Mfg.Co.

Pub. Relations

Selected

1.59

Uhles Food Market

Home Ec.

Selected

125.05

United World Films,Inc.

Title 111, Maps, Film, ^ooks

Board Action

89.98 .3h

"90.32

University of Okla.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Uh. 57 17.77

62.311

Don ^anPool

Tourn.Official

Selected

30.00

Varityper Corporation

Ind. & Voc.

Standard

U92.00

Vaseco Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

Title

Supplies

Selected

16.00 8.50 200.00

2211.50

Visual Education Assn.

Title 111,Maps, Film,Books

Publisher Sei.

15.00

Visual Education Consultants

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

6.10

Wallace & Tiernan Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Low

6.00

Mildred J. Walton

Spec. Education

Sp.Ed. Reimbursement

1.68

Franklin Watts, Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

5.33

West Chemical Prod. Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Low

Western Bank and Office Supply

Pub. Relations

Selected

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. . Replacement

Standard Low

Western Newspaper Union

hili. 00 3.65

22.75 1198.00 ' 6.80

527.55

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-Hj,

1960-61 GENERAL (Continued)

Thompson Sch. Book Depository

» • Gen. Instruction Library-

Pub. Selected

Gen. Instruction

' 11.25 98.19 1.00 52.00 3.16

165.60

25»78 10.53 2.50

38.81

Western Uniform & Towel Service

Ind. & Voc.

Western Union Telegraph

Telegraph

Utility

5.90

Westing House Applicance

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

3.U6

H.W. Wilson

Period.& Nwspr.

Pub. Selected

Woodmansee-Abbott Music

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Carpenter Paper Co.

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

3*0911.00

Eugene Dietzgen Co.

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

21O.8U

Library Service Co.

Library

Board Action

Low

Printing

2U.00

165.00 18.00

183.00

1959-60 GENERAL

U.98 6.7I1 5.01 27.63

UU.36

Scott Chevrolet Co.

Driver Training

Agreement

76.58

Simon and Schuster Inc.

NDEA Spls.Inst.

Pub. Selected

38.80

Rent.Land & Bldg.

Rental Agreement

30.00

W.M. Welch Mfg. Co.

NDEA

Selected

Western Newspaper Union

Ind. & Voc.

Low Letter Bld

1.50

H.W. Wilson Company

Library

Pub. Selected

15.00

Sky Service Inc.

102.10

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and I Payrolls i Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY

Acme Brick Company

B-15

Mtrls,Bldg.

Low

Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

American Marietta Co.,

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

Auto Parts & Machine Co.

Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D. Vehicular-Reg

Selected

Barber’s Glass Co.

Vehicular-Reg

Selected

Low Black & Decker Mfg. Co.

Boardman Machinery Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Vehicular-H.D.

Standard

97.£0

5.U0

11.55 9.00 It. 62 Ilk. 06 6.76 S&.10 3.62k

67.73

6.30 3.63 3.78 130.32

1U.03

29.90 2.30 .19

32.39

h37.iil 13.80 59.11 106.03 5.50

•1

621.85

The Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Vehicular-H.D.

Standard

59.50

Brown Machinery Co.

Mtrls-Bldg.

Selected

2U.10

E.L. Jack Brown Sales Co.

Mtrls-Bldg.

Selected

Butler Shade Co. Bob Cates

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low Board Action

6.30 .37

6.67

l|60.00 171.23

631.23

82.90

Vehicular-Reg Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

U0.00 U2.90

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

City of O.C. Bldg. Dept. City Auto Parts

Mtrl-Bldg. Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D.

Standard Selected

281.75 206.00

Vehicular-H.D.

Low Selected Selected Selected

■ •' ....-

........

Clyde’s Carburetor Serv. City Spring Works

Vehicular-Reg.

53 .lilt 10.03 7.50 18.91 1.68 3.76 10.30

h87.75 5.00

105.62 13.0(f 16.89

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

B-16

John H. Cole Co.

Mtrls-Bldg. Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected Low

Cook Electric Supply Co.

Mtrls.Bldg.

Crane Supply Go.

Mtrl-Bldg.

23.85 12.71

36.56

Low

71.110 229.07

3OO.U7

Low

192.68 98.110 20.80 230.00

5U1.88

10.00 6.00 12.00 17.00 11.00 5.$0

**£1.50

7.05 11.50 8I4..78 16.56 22.08 3.11

138.08

132.00 I2L1.OO 121j.. 00

380.00

27.52 32.28

59.80

Low Letter Bid Dale George Co.

Dannenburg Diet.Company

Dayidson & Case Lumber Co.

Vehicular-H.D. Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D.

Selected

Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D.

Low

Vehicular-H.D. Mtrl-Bldg. Vehicular-Reg Mtrl-Bldg. Mehicular-Reg

Low

Mtrl-Bldg..

Board Action

Standard

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Devoe Paint Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

720.00

Dowlings Inc.

Spec. Education

Selected

109,50

Downtown Chevrolet Co.

Vehicular-Reg.

Standard

h.U7' U.05 38.. 61

117.13

Dulaney’s

All Sch.Fum.Eqpt.

Low

176.00

Dyke Bros.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

31.37

Electronic Kits Supply Co.

Adult Sch.Eqpt.

Selected

Electronic Supply ^0.

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Low

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

tftrl-Bldg.

Low

Standard

The Gordon E. Ervin Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

The Fleck Bearing Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. ; Vehicular-H.D. Mtrl-Bldg.

U1.9U 2.29

52.50 181.50 162.91 238.50

582.91

288.00

Low Low

1111.23

Ui.70 li.io 2.69

21.119

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D 'Tsr.-;.-

Bills and Payrolls Recommended — .......................

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued) Federal Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Low Letter Bid

20.00 37.50 52.60 2U.12 36.60 210.90

381.72

I4.8.6O

Tom W. Fleenor

Vehicular-Reg

Low

Gen. Eiectric Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. Rpls.Inst.Eqpt. Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Low

General Truck, Inc.

Vehicular-Reg.

Standard

38.36

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Vehicular-Reg.

Selected

31.93

Bob Hall-Mac Tool Co.

New Sch.Shop Eqpt.

Low

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldg.

Vehicular-H.D.

10.20 16.50 159.11

185.81

169.00 6.80 22.00 17.97 132.00 39.35 30.00 15.73 25.20 25.00 6,557.20 165.20

31U.O5

Herman’s Sporting Goods

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action Low

H & H Equipment Co.

Vehicular-H.D.

Selected

Bill Hinkle Trucking Serv.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

66.00

Hi-Way Used Equipment Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

80.00

Hoover Eqpt. Co.

Vehicular-H.D.

Standard

A.C. Horn Go. of Texas

Mtrl-Buildings

Low Letter Bid

Hunzicker Bros.

Mtrl-Bldg.

-Low

Sup-Office

Low

Mtrl-Bldg. Vehicular-H.D. Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D.

Board Action Standard

Industrial Arts Supply International Harvester Co.

6,722.ho

> ■

10.31 133.85

I1.2H

U4.i1..16

l,h.O9.66

33.00 17.00 39.20 35.25

12.59 U5.51 2.15 102.22 5U.35

12U.b5 1,135.12

216.82

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

Jennings Engine Supply Co.

Vehicular-H.D.

Low

Fred Jones Inc.

Vehicular-Reg.

Standard

Jones-Newby Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

J & R Supply Co.

Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-HD Vehicular-Reg

Selected

Kamen Wiping Materials Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Low Letter Bid

3.13 6.91

18.1+1+ 17.31 6.1+3 9.92

33.88 100.00

8.06 73.80 133.32 38.1+0 333.92

*Â»T

829.70

2.93

Leland Equipment Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

H.E. Leonhardt Lbr. Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

63.32

L & S Bearing Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

16.38

Macks Trucks* Inc

Vehicular-H.D.

Standard

21.33

Makins Concrete Co.

Mtrls-Bldg.

Board Action

Low ; F

1.1+3 3.70

McAlister Materials Marshall Supply & Eqpt.

Mtrls-Bldg,

Standard

Vehicular-H.D,

Low

Melton Co.,Inc.

All Sch.Frn.& Eqpt. Board Action

Mideke Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Vehicular-H.D. Mtrl-GroundsMtrl-Bldg.

1+11.73 131+.33 32.13 161.37 67.73 67.73

893.118

162.00

221.30 130.00 21.00 22.08 1+1+.30 136.1+1+ 23.96 28.81 1+9.36 7.30 203.83 1.33

31+1.03

Mid-West Surgical Supply

Adult Sch.Eqpt.

Selected

Miller Floor Covering

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mobil Oil Co.

Vehicular-Reg.

Low

1+3.00

Moorlane Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

368.00

20.36

70.20 362.1+0

1+32.60

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1?61 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-19

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

13.81i

Nix Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Sele cted

19.00

Oil Field Ignition Parts

Vehicular-H.D.

Selected

Oil Filter Company

17.71 7.77 1.36 A"'

27. Oil

Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D. Vehicular“Reg.

Low Selected

Okla. Clutch Supply

Vehicular-H.D.

Low

Okla. Oxygen Co. Div. of Big Three Welding

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Rpls-Non.Inst.Eqpt. Low

Oller Heating Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

221.13

Pallady Welding & Eqpt. Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

314.30

Paulmar Inc.

Title 111sEqpt.

Board Action

Pennsylvania Powermower Div.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Board Action

The Powers Regulator Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

nil. 83

Recreation Equipment Corp.

Rpls-Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

270.00

Rice Machinery Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

2.00

Roy’s Auto Salvage

Vehicular-Reg

Selected

17.30

Max L. Sanders

Mtrl-Bldg.

Agreement

320.:00

Sanfax Corp.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

137.00

Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Vehicular-Reg

Low

Bert Smith Road Mach. Co.

Vehicular-H.D.

Standard

117.81

Southern Air Filter

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

22(3.00

Southwest Parts Corp.

Vehicular-H.D. Vehicular-Reg Vehicular-H.D.

Standard

Vehicular-Reg

38.1$ 8.1B: 68.73

133.37 611.83

12.80 ill.36 ■

27.16

96.73

1,793.00 103.28

,3Mi.OO 2U6.8li

390.8I1

; 7U.61

3.83 111. 03 3»87 1.83’"23.11

ll6.71

MEETING OF-MARCH 6, 1?61 - CONTâ€™D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-20

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued)

Southwest 'Wheel, Inc.

Vehicular-Reg

Selected

Standard Roofing & Mtrl.Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

892.50

State Agency for Surplus Property

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

175.82

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt. Grounds Buildings Vehicular-Reg. Vehicular-H.D.

Petty Cash

Eldon C. Thomas Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

322.56

Thompson Book & Suppiy (Ada)

All-Sch.Frn.Eqpt.

Board Action

138.uO

Thunderbird Sales Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

321.8U

The.Trane Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

22h.U0

Triangle School Eqpt.Co.

Engineers Office

Low

mo. 00

U.S. Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Venetian Blind Serv.

Title 111,Eqpt.

Board Action

Ward Leonard Electric Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Waugh Brothers Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Western Newspaper Union

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

The Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Maint .Vehi.Eqpt.HD

Standard

15.16

Crane Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.Rpr.

Low

U5.00

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.Rpr*

Board Action

Mary Thacker

Westinghouse Sales

Appliance

Olen Williams Sales and Service

3.33

6.01 5.20 17.16 9.19 5.31

51.39 mo. 51

i,?

U2.8?

191.90

1,214.1.25 333.00

. 70.12 2,905.55

3.77

15.00 ,55.00

70.00

1959-60 BUILDING LEVY

3.00

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

| Bills and Payrolls Is — Recommended ___________

B-21

BOND FUND

Frank H. Braunlich

Hillcrest Eqpt.

Board Action

127.70

Builders Construction Co.

Est. #13 Northeast Hi Sch.

Board Action

100,708.22

Butler Shade Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

l,U79.00

City Office Supply, Inc.

Star Spencer Eqpt

Board Action

City of Okla.City“Bldg.Dept.

BusinessEst. #7 EXp3nSe

R. Duane Conner, Arch.

Board Action

Cook Electric Supply Co.

Star Elem. Modrn.

Low

Coston-Frankfurt-Short,Inc .

Hoover-Arch Fee (Plans & Spec)

Board Action

Adv. all.Projects

Publisher

Moon Remodel.

Board Action

The Dolese Company

386.00

Standard

Sunset Arch.Fees

The Daily Law Journal-Record

376.30 9.30

1,187.63

U79.3U 31.2U

18,1U3.OO 3»33U.82

21,U77.82

UU.63 U0.90 11.30 11.30

63.90

Dowlings, Inc.

Northeast Eqpt.

Low

1U.73

Bill Doyle

Northeast Eqpt.

Low

9.2U

Dudley Lock Corporation

Eqpt.All Schools

Selected

219.U3

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

770.7U

Hermans Sporting Goods

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

. 1,3H.UU

Hunzicker Bros.

Star Elem.Mod.

Low

W.R..Lowe Bldg. Co.

Est.#7-Sunset

Board Action

Mideke Supply Co.

Roosevelt Eqpt. Northeast Eqpt.

Low Board Action

126.OU 38O.UQ

706.UU

Milner Construe. Co.

Est. #7.Willowbrook

Board Action

22,673.70 1U,031.70

36,723.UO

Est. #7,Star Spencer

Metropolitan Paving Co.

Business Exp.

Noftsger^Lawrence and Asso.

Est.#7-Willowbrook Board Action Est.#7-Star Spencer

’The Okla. Pub. Co.

Adv. All Proj.

Publisher

Okla. Seating Company

Roosevelt-Eqpt . Northeast-Eqpt. Star Spencer-Eqpt.

Low

126.73 K

;

31,936.83

308.26

U3O7* 281.03

73U.30

•>

136.00

28.00 83.16 1,361.U3

1,67U.61

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and _____ | Payrolls ■ Recommende

___ '

B-22

BOND FUND (Continued) Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

99.98

Sorey, Hill & Sorey

Es t.#13-Arch.Fee Northeast

Board Action

2,0111.16

Southwestern Roofing & Sheet Metal Co.

Storm Damage Cap. Hill(Field H)

Board Action

10,103.00

Sun Electric Corp.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

851.20

Tankersley Const.Co.

Est. #12-Jefferson Strm.Dam.-Pr.Que en

Board Action

Mary A. Thacker

Business Exp.

Petty Cash

Thompson Book & Supply (Ada)

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

Est. #1-Ho0 ve r Sewer

Board Action

Triple A. Const. Co.

R. #70 ' Bills and Payrolls Approved

R. #71 Bids Accepted on Musical Instruments

98,1211.00 1,367.19

99,U91.19 21.25

138.110

111,1107.60

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott 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 $531,885.65, as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve acceptance of the following bids on one lot of musical instruments, the purchase to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-C7 in the amount of $4,115.95> and to BL-1O3O-C9 in the amount of $1,406.50: Jenkins Music Company Sharp & Nichols Music Company Woodmansee-Abbott Music Company

$3,275-60 2,051.85 195.00 $5,522.45

these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #72 Contract for Aptitude Tests Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to give authorization to validate contract with The Science Research Associates, Inc., for special aptitude tests; the purchase in the amount of $3,179-25 to be charged to Account G-312-A3; this being a part of NDEA, Title V agreement. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #73 Purchasing Maps Globes, Charts Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of one lot of maps, globes, and charts for use in all schools from the following companies: Nystrom Company Oklahomaf_Seating Company Dowlings, Inc. Denoye r-Geppeit Rand McNally Thompson Book & Supply Company '

$3,939-15 Uo.50 26.40 262.35 244.20 9^7•10 $5,^59-70

this purchase to be charged to Account 240-B-2 and having been approved on the NDEA application.

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

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It was moved Dy Mr. Loâ€™^t and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids as follows on one lot of kitchen equipment for various school cafeterias, these bids being low and received with others in response to the attached Notice for Bids; the purchase to be charged to Central Food Service account: Goodner Van Company Gardner Hotel Supply Commercial Equipment Virgil Greene Hobart Sales

R. #7U Bids Accepted 1 on Kitchen ! Equipment

859.83 565.OO 135.00 778.80 282.00 $2,620.63

The motion carried unanimously on roll call. R- #75 Bid Accepted on Stage Rquipment

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve acceptance of the low bid of Capitol Stage Equipment Company in the amount of $1,968.00 on one lot of stage equipment for Jefferson Junior High School; to be charged to Account B-97O-A; this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members vbting "Aye."

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It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve accepting the bid of General Electric Company in the amount of $1,378.30 for one used Calibration Monitor to be used in the Broadcasting Center; the purchase to be charged to .-Account BL-1O3O-C9, bid received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

j R. #76 | Bid Accepted | on Calibration Monitor

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Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to give authority to validate contract with Motter Bookbinding Company for rebinding of books; this purchase in the amount of $799*70 to be charged to Account 23OA. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #77 Contract for Bookbinding Authorized

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of one lot of lumber for the Carpentry Department to be used in all schools, from the low bidder, Austin Lumber Company; the purchase in the amount of $^,3^2.00 to be charged to Account BL-620-D; this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #78 Purchase of Lumber Approve

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3. #79 Purchase of Pilms Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thomson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of one lot of films for use in all schools from the following companies; the purchase to be charged to Account 230-C:

$ 145.00 State of Missouri 270.00 McGraw-Hill Test Films 165.00 Film Associates of California 440.00 Frances Raymond Line Films 199.00 The Golden Reel 480.00 Encyclopedia Britannica Film 150.00 Journal Film 110.00 Jim Martin Educational Film 1,390.00 Coronet Films 1,105.00 Charlie Pacey Educational Film 180.00 Film University 800.00 Audio Visual Indiana University 65.OO Contemporary Film, Inc. 200.00 Vaseco, Inc. $5,699.00 On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #80 Purchase of Audio-Visual Equipment Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of audio-visual equipment for use at Jefferson Junior High School from the low bidders as listed below, the purchase to be charged to Bond Account 970-A:

Holmes & Torbett Dowlings, Inc. Electronic Supply Vaseco Johnson Wholesale

$1,553.60 713*72 683.75 422.50 66.50 $3,440.07

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #81 Bids Accepted on Audio-Visua i Equip, for Various School 5

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept bids of the following firms in amounts shown totaling $29,014.89 for one lot of audio-visual equipment to be used in various schools; the purchase to be charged to Account BL-1030-D1 and approved on the NDEA application; bids received in response to attached Notice for Bids:

Vaseco, Inc. Holmes & Torbett, Inc. Dowlings, Inc. Dee's Photo Supply, Inc. Triangle School Equipment Co. Okla. City Photo Supply Electronic Supply Co. Johnson Wholesale Electronics Braunlich Equipment Co. 1 Technifax Corp.

$ 9,442.25 4,456.46 3,252.79 180.40 235*45 205.99 10,054.75 552.45 197-00 437.35 $29,014.89

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." R. #82 Shelving for Lab at N. E. Purchased

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of one lot of shelving for science laboratory area at Northeast High School in the amount of $356.00 from Oklahoma Seating Company and $1,143.00 from Dowlings, Inc., total of $1,499.00, to be charged to Bond Account 975-B; bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1961 - CONT'D ■fc

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R. #83 Purchase of Home Economics Equipment Approved______

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to accept bid of Oklahoma Seating Company in the amount of $1,108.77 and the Thompson Book and Supply Company in the amount of $5,951.28 - total $7,060.05 - for one lot of library furniture for Jefferson Junior High School; these and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids; the purchase to be charged to Bond Account 970-A. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

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R. Bids Accepted on Library Furniture_____

(1)

| Purchase Ordei in February

Motion was made by Mr. Lott and. seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of one lot of home economics equipment for use at Douglass High School from the low bidder, Oklahoma Electric Supply Company, in the amount of $U,254.OO; this purchase to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-C7; bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. «s --k

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Recommendations were made by the Purchasing Department and purchase orders were written during the month of February to the following companies in the amounts shown Supplier

Loeffler GreeneSupply Co. Peerless of Oklahoma A. R. K. Mfg. Mike Bryan Office Supply

(2)

Account

Supplies Purchased

$ 38.Uo 6.96 $ 45.36

BL-620-D

Mechanical Seals

296.80

BL-620-D

Metal Letters

BL-1O3O-B4

Cardex Files

Amount

362.2U

The Central Food Service submitted a financial statement as of January 31> 1961 as information to the Board.

Motion to adjourn the meeting to March 9> 1961, 4:30 p. m. was made by Mr. seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.

Thompson,

pood Service (Financial |statement

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R. #85 Adjournment tc March 9, 1961 4:30 P.M.

MEETING OF MARCH 9, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION O$» THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1961

AT U:3O P.M. PRESENT:

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Wm. F. Lott, Vice President

]

Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Mrs. Warren F. Welch

; {

Otto F. Thompson

1 t Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Dr. Jack F. Parker, Assistant Superin-j tendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Director of Purchasing; Mrs. Floy CampbellJ Public Relations Director; W.,A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk. J Invocation

The invocation was given hy Mr. Lott. It was moved hy Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve employment of Richard V. Andree, Professor of Matheikiatics','..Oklahoma University, and Richard A. Good, Professor of Mathematics, Maryland University, as consultants to mathematics teachers at a fee of $25.00 each - date March 6. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve school calendar for 1961-62, as follows:

DATE

EVENT Pre-School Conference Labor Day Classes Begin State 0. E. A. Thanksgiving Christmas Easter Classes End Memorial Day Graduation and Record Day

j B. #86 s Approval to 1 Employ i Consultants

I R. #87

j 1961-62 Schoo] | Calendar \ Approved______

August 28 - September 1 September U September 5 October 26 and 27 November 23 and 2b December 22 - January 1 April 20 and 23 May 29 May 30 May 31 and June 1

The motion carried. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve plans for the 1961 Summer School Session as submitted, subject to their being flexible enough to change to fit the needs. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to grant permission to negotiate a contract jointly with the Oklahoma Camera Club, Edmond, Oklahoma, and the Movie Makers Club of Oklahoma City for the use of Northwest Classen auditorium on the evening dates of April 25 and April 26, 1961, for the staging of a program which is a scenic film production of photographic interest spots on a world-wide basis. The rental conditions and charges in this contract are to be assessed according to Board established rental rates. The motion carried. Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to permit the County Election Board to use twenty-one school buildings where voting machines are presently stored for the purpose of conducting the City of Oklahoma City elections of Tuesday, March 21, and Tuesday, April U, 1961; the Election Board being agreeable to paying $10.00 per location for election rental fee, locations being as follows:

Cleveland John Marshall Burbank Belle Isle University Hts. Moqroe Putnam Hts.

Madison Harrison Johnson Star-Spencer Kaiser Taft Mayfair

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#88 ^Summer School jPlans Approved

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#89

Approval to Negotiate Contract | (Camera Club and Movie Maker Club)

Ir .

#90 Approval for iCo. Election board to Use ^School Bldgs. Jt ...... ' ' “■ ' ' L

Britton Horace Mann Northwest Classen Sequoyah Taylor W. Nichols Hills Ridgeview J F

The motion carried unanimously. After some discussion of the condition of the floor at Star-Spencer High School, it was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the following resolution, and the motion carried unanimously on roll c all:

RESOLUTION

Mr. Bill Foutz is instructed to notify the Milner Construction Company, Contractor on the Star-Spencer School project, that they, though due demand has been made, have failed to correct the condition of the gymnasium floor in the Star-Spencer School and now, because of the dangerous

I R. #91 s | | |

Resolution in re Floor Star-Spencer Project________

MEETING OF MARCH 9, 1961 - CONT'D s

R. #91 Continued.

RESOLUTION (Continued) condition thereof, the District must and will begin such correction of the condition of such floor on Thursday, March 16, 1961, if said construction company does not begin such work before March 16, 1961, and that under ruling of the architect on this job the cost of labor and material in making such correction will be deducted from a future estimate of the said Contractor.

This notice is given as a courtesy so that the Contractor may begin such work before Marchl6, 1961 or may re-inspect such floors before the District begins such work or inspect the floor during such work. R. #92 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ÂŁ>F THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1961 AT U:3O P.M. PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Wm. F. Lott, Vice President

Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. and Dr. Jack Parker, J. B. Greene, Gladys Business Manager; B.

Melvin W. Assistant McDonald, D. Foutz,

j j * I Barnes, Superintendent; M. J. Burr, Dr. N. L. George, | Superintendents; Floy Campbell, C. E. Costley, Bill French, j Tom Smith, and G. L. Robinson - Directors; H. B. Ginn, I Chief Engineer; David Light, Chief Accountant; Lester Reed, j

Assistant to Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Max Morgan, Attorney representing W. A. Lybrand; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Beth West, Frances Bailey, and Lillian Swale, representatives of Classroom Teachers; Al Newberry, Principal; Max Wolfe of KWTV; Pat Flood of The Daily Oklahoman; Nora Bell of Oklahoma City Times; representatives of bidding firms.

| |

Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.

| Invocation

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of March 6, 1961 and March , 1961 were approved as read.

I R. #93 â– Minutes i Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the month of March and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

Treasurer's Report Rec'd

The Auditor reported all claims as listed in the agenda have been checked by auditors and approved by them for payment, on action of the Board.

Auditor's Report

Mr. Max Morgan, Attorney (in Mr. Lybrand's absence), brought up the matter of vandalism in the Oklahoma City Schools. He informed the Board that a statute is now on the law books which, when applied, will cause the parents of a child involved in vandalism to a public building to pay damages not to exceed $300 per vandalistic act. Mr. Morgan additionally informed the Board that a specific incident recently occurred in one of our school buildings, that the children involved had been apprehended by the police, and details regarding police questioning and reporting on the matter, plus cost to the district for vandalism and other pertinent information, have been gathered. Mr. Morgan recommended that the Board should establish a general policy to be applied in this incident, also future incidents of this nature.

Attorney's Report

R. #9^ Policy in re Vandalism in Schools

After discussion, it was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs that Mr. Morgan and Mr. Ginn pursue this matter and, if in their opinion, there is sufficient evidence to warrant a civil suit being filed, the Attorney be authorized to proceed with necessaiy action against the parents of children involved in order that damages can be collected by the school district. The motion carried. On motion of Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, the foregoing legal and financial reports were approved as submitted. REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the records of the Board show that the Board canvassed the returns of the levy elections held on March 28, 1961, as follows, showing 92$ "yes" vote: FOR AGAINST MUTILATED

General Fund Building Levy

33^1 3332

293 305

R. #95 Reports Approved R. #96 Approval of Election Retun

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The motion carried. Mr. Skaggs moved approval of the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend professional meetings as indicated, and the motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried unanimously on roll call:

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:

(See next page.)

R. #97 Professional Trips Approved

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #97 Continued.

RESOLUTION - CONTINUED

(1)

Mrs. Mildred. Rickard to attend a meeting of the Association for Childhood Education in Omaha, April 3-7;

(2)

Mrs. Gladys McDonald to attend the Fifth Conference for Supervisors of Elementary Education in Washington, D. C., April 11-1U;

(3)

C. E. Costley to attend a meeting of the Directors of Audio-Visual Instruction in Miami, Florida, April 18-21;

(U)

Alvin R. Eggeling to attend the Southwest District Conference of the National Recreation Association, Tulsa, Oklahoma, April U-7, 1961;

(5)

Melvin W. Barnes to attend a meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, Philadelphia, Pa., April 20-22.

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 these persons be paid by the Board of Education, except that in the case of Mr. Eggling, the expense of his trip to be paid by the Board not exceed $100.00. It was moved by Mrs.' Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve employment of Angie Debo as library dinner speaker on April 13, 1961 at a fee of $25.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #98 Approval to Pay Speaker

PERSONNEL

Personnel Recommended

PERSONNEL

1NSTRucTioNAL TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

)

EFFECTIVE DATE

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

IESIGNATIONS mis s )

MOON JR.

■RYANT, NADINE

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

3-30-61 (MRS)

’ADDITIONAL- POSITION)

$4000.

JAMES, KATE LEE (MRS)

■SARTIN - ILL)

4250.

B.S.

4900.

M.E.

(mis s ) (MRS)

4900.

SYLVIA

LIPSCOMB - ILL)

BILLINGS,

ROSSER - L/A)

FORTENBERRY, JIMMY N.

(MR)

47OO.

BRYCE, MARGARET

(MR)

; (mrs )

LjA'LONE - L/A)

t&VES PF ABSENCE

OHNSON,

;

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EDISON

?RD !- 4TH

PATRICIA

cas e , mel ba ’.

TAFT HOME EC.

3-10-61

HICKS, MARY ANN

LEE 5TH

3-14-61

(fill

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iTRAKA, GLORIA-

BUCHANAN 3RD

MRS)

CLASSEN

(HALEN, LYNN

S.S.

M.A.

M.E.

"FOR 15 DAYS ONLY"

2-21-61

WILLARD - 1ST

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RET’D

2-27-61

’FOR 2 DAYS ONLY"

3-2-61

RET’D

2-21-61

3-14-61

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N.D.

4100.

A4B4

NORTHWEST - JOURNAL 1SMf

ENGLISH

’REM. OF YR. ONLY" RANCHO - 4TH

MARSHALL -

CLASSEN - S.S.

"DURATION OF NEED"

3-23-61

DEWEY - 1 ST "REM. OF YR. ONLY"

3-23-61

3RD - 4TH

3-9-61

4250.

O.U. B.S.

EDISON

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TAFT - HOME EC.

4-21-61

3-24-61

’FOR 6 DAYS ONLY"

BETHANY NAZ.

(mr s )

B.S.

4100.

(MRS)

3-24-61

SOBARDS, ANITA

i’lMONTONj LOUISE

2-13-61

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GARRETT, NINA.

ATERNITY. MRS)

"REM. OF YEAR ONLY’-

O.U.

4000.

HENRY, THOMAS C.

MILAM- ILL)

2-13-51

O.U.

4800.

(MRS)

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O.U.

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GRISHAM, MADELINE

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MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

TERMINATIONS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACEMENT

SALARY

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS (MRS)

iROBLIN,

SUPPLY

HELEN

CLERK

i(MRS)

TATE,

DOUGLASS

HELEN

CLERK

"(YOACHUM - tra ns fer

(ADDITIONAL

3-28-61

(fil le d by tra ns fer )

3-10-61

WILLIAMS, MINNEOLA

(mrs )

3-13-61

195.00

3-13-61

102.50

4—4—611

(MRS)

)

WANDA

MANGRAM,

(MRS,

POSITI^^Hi H

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$102.50

CHRONISTER, MARY ANN

PUPIL SERVICES

TESTING CLERK NORTHWEST I DAY CLERK

P-3

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS i {.

DOUGLASS 2 DAY CLERK

MR. FRED ROBSON TO TEACH DRAWING PROGRAM, SALARY $3.00 PER HOUR,

IN THE IN SERVICE TRAINING CLASSES IN THE ADULT EDUCATION

EFFECTIVE MARCH 22,

I9»’

MRS. VIRGINIA ROBERTSON AS A i DAY CLERK AT NORTHWEST CLASSEN, EFFECTIVE MARCH 13,

1961 .

SALARY $92.50 PER MONTH,

(FOR THREE DAYS ONLY)

REQUEST PERMISSION TO EMPLOY 105 CENSUS ENUMERATORS DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL, SALARY $1.00 PER HOURfWALKING AREAS) AND $1.25 PER HOUR (DRIVING AREAS).

CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT

MRS. PAT LITTLE,

FROM I .B.M. KEY PUhCH OPERATOR,

SALARY $250. PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE MARCH 6,

SALARY $240.

PER MONTH, TO I .B.M. VERIFIER,

1961.

CHANGE IN SALARY AND CLASSIFICATION

MRS. KAREN GREENWOOD, CLERK IN THE PURCHASING OFFICE, FROM CLASS 6, SALARY $200.

TO CLASS 7, SALARY $210.

PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE APRIL 3,

PER MONTH,

19°l •

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR i960-I 961:

ADAMS, LINDA BILLER, JOSEPH W.

FRIEDMAN, SUSAN B. IRVING, KATE L. LILLEY, NANCY C.

CHEM.

845 CHAUTAUQUA(NORMAN)

SCIENCE,

849 col le ge (nor man )

S.S., SCIENCE

8101

S. SHIELDS

ELEM.

2237 NW 30

2,3, KDG.

1812 N.

ART,

INDIANA

ELEM., LIB. ELEM.

3320 SW MURRAY DRIVE

KDG.,

RUSH, BARBARA R.

2512 N. ADAMS

HOME EC.,

SANDERS, M. MARGARET

1810 NW 10 2627 NW 45

3,2, KDG.

3009 SE 19

ELEM., S.S.,

400 SW 36 APT # 3

MUSIC,

6012 S. VILLA

2,3,1

LOHRENTZ,

KATHLEEN M.

SMITH, ALMA

TEAGUE,

FRED A.

VAUGHAN, WILLIAM R. WILLIAMS, WYLENE

WOLF, VERDA S.

SANDERS, BILLIE

WILLIAMS, MINNEOLA

2241

NW 30

COMMERCE

ELEM.

KDG.,

ENG.

PHYS. ED.

ELEM., SPEECH

ELEM.,

ENG.

1917 NE 26

HOME EC.,

31 l6 NE 14

SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY

-<k d

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

as sign ment

NAME

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

SERVICE

3 , 1961 -

CONT'D

Res igna HunkARiVj

Onus

Floor ma n Rock wood

3-l4-6l

Mc Lea re

Llo y d

Floo rm Monroe

i -5-6i

■

tion s

i T.

Rut he rf ord . Jac k

MEETING OF APRIL

REMARKS r-

Flo or ma n

Thom ps on , Tho mas

Johns on Rel ief Floo rm All School s

Upt on , Pai ii

Floor ma n Johnson

I T.

3-8-61

Dav ee . Joh n Har vey

5-13-61

Wha rr

Don al d

■.

Floor ma n

’

$100.

3-13-61

$200.

3-15-61

John son Rel ief Flo or ma n All s chool s

3-27-61

(Pa ule y - Tran sfe rre d )

Jac ks on . Tomm ie John

$200.

3-8-61

Rel ief floor All Sch ools

(Giri -ft

Smith , Jam es Alb

$200.

3-15-61

Floor ma n ’ Cap itol Hill

- Tra ns fer re d )

er t

i T.

Knowlt

(Choa te - Tran sfe rre d ) (Wha r ^y - Tra ns fer re d )

Lee , Dar

,. John wi n

ma n

Sr .

Floor ma n

3-16-61

Her onv ill e

$200.

3-27-61

Re li e f Floorm an All School s

$185.

3-1-61

$100.

Leav e of

Foster

Abs en ce

, Don

Watc hm an Capit ol Hill

Sr .

3-1-61

For

em an ,

John

WATCHMAN

Ca p itol

hil l

Sr .

-P

§ o

FOOD SERVICE

O CQ

Lea ve

Shil

lin g

Abse nc e

Man age r Fillm or

, The lm a

(Mey er s - Pre v . Ret ire d )

(Add ition al

Position

)

3-15-61

wa rd

Bail

, Ma ggie ey

, Vir

gin ia

-.80

3-20-61 3-9-61

Hel pe r Edge mer e

Hel

pe r

MADISON

. s

PERSONNEL

FOOD SERVICE

Res igna

2-17-61

Bre wer . Neo ma

Cook WILLARD

3-1-61

Cha ste en . Letti e

Cook Gatew

3-3-61

Darty . Lois

Hel pe r Mars hal l

2-10-61

Hel pe r Emer son

3-8-61

Good al l , Pau lin e

Hel pe r Val le y Brook

2-17-61

Sla ton , Pol

Harde sty , Ruby

Help er Sfou oya h

3-20-61

ATTEBERRY, WINNIE

Help er Roos ev el t

2-13-61

Hel pe r Colu mb us Help er

2-1-61

C O N T 'D

3, 1 9 6 1 M E E T IN G O F A P R I L

Sla

ton

, Poll

y1 y

Will iam s , Luc ill e

John

O O

Steve

i'V

s on

(Addi

. Laqu

, Mar

tiona

ita

REMARKS

jori

Posi

tion

Hel pe r Ga te wood

.80

2-16-61

va ll ey

3-9-61

Hel pe r Sequo yah

Hel pe r

» pe r WILLARD

3-21-61

Hel pe r Gate wood

2-1 5-6l

Lus hb au gh . Louis e

.80

?pn-6t

Hel pe r Clev ela nd

3-9-61

Ray . Ei i a

.80

2-27-61

Help er Hillc res t

3-15-61

De BA ERD EMA ECKER.

.80

3-15-61

Hel pe r Cooli dge ~

5-13-61

Hel pe r Cla s s e n

3-20-61

Hel pe r Val le y br oo k

3-8-61

Hel pe r Cle ve la nd

Hel Hill

Lea the

Har

ris

rwoo

Bill

v a s hti

JUANITA

.80

Hel

.80

Hel pe r Gatew ood

Bro Ok

Tay lor , Ma rga ruie tte

3-3-61

)

3—3-6i

3-7-61

Hel pe r Wes t Nichol s hill s

Hel pe r Coolid ge

Ann

.85

.80

3-9-61

cre st

Bla nc h

WILLARD

pe r

•

, Ruth

Jone

!•

Moo

, Amel

Roger* s *. Lola —

iman

ood

Mad dy . Doroth

Mar

us ta

Pats y s ue

, Bill

Hunter

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

Hel pe r Lee

Dillo

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

tions

Arm str ong . Aug

EFFECTIVE DATE

as signm en t

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

o w K M Ck

)

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL - CONTINUED

P-6

Change in status of Service Department Personnels Ira Ceph Choate Time Floorman at-Heronville to Full Time Floorman at Northwest salary $200. per month - Effective March 9, 1961.

Bailey Joe Cottrell - 3/U Time Floorman at West Nichols Hills - salary $157.50 per month to Relief Floorman at All Schools - salary $210. per month - Effective March 23, 1961.

Earl R. Pippins - Floorman at Coolidge - salary $205. per month to 3A Time Floorman at Marshall - salary $153.75 per month - Effective 3-27-61. Hugh Wesley Treat - Floorman at Capitol Hill Jr. - salary $205. per month to Relief Custodian at All Schools - salary $235. per month - Effective March 8, 1961. Change in status of Maintenance Department Personnel?

Lee Kelley - Temporary Laborer - salary changed frqm $1.25 to $1.30 per hour Effective March 11, 1961. Request permission to employ the following in the Maintenance Department:

Kenneth Alexander - Temp. Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective March 1, 1961. Leland Darnell - Temp. Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective March 6, 1961. Edward Kuykendall- Temp. Heavy Equipment Operator - salary $1.51i per hour Effective March 1, 1961. Bobby Joe Qualls -Temporary Student in Electronics - salary $1.25 per hour Effective March 29, 1961.

Change in status of Food Service Department Personnel: Verna Davis - Manager at Coolidge - salary $225. per month to Manager at Capitol Hill Jr. salary $275. per month - Effective February 16, 1961.

Ruth Glover Dorsey - Manager Training at Central - salary$175. per month to Manager at Fillmore - salary $185. per month - Effective March 15, 1961. Althea Leota Ellis - Manager at Edgemere - salary $225. per month to Manager at Roosevelt salary $275. per month Âť Effective February 16,. 1961. The following to be elected as substitutes in the Food Service at the rate of .80 per hour. NAME SCHOOL NAME SCHOOL Mildred Aduddell Jackson Bessie Cummings Putnam Heights Marguerite Charles Adams Delores Herring Northwest Mabie Killings Green Pastures Leota Youngblood Kaiser Orpha Megenity Central Lillian Graham Marshall Juanita Loftis Roosevelt Clovis Howard Washington Vera DeMell Harmony Angie Bowman Lincoln Eula Reed Northeast Julia Short University Heights Winnie Cotton Taft Janice Garrett Sequoyah Lula Lawson Columbus Mildred Barker Prairie Queen Willie Boone Edwards Irene Burgess Harmony Betty Foster Jackson Wilma Sanders Marshall Neva Kosted Buchanan

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Motion to approve the fqyregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #99 Personnel Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS The following items #1, #2, and #3 were recommended for action of the Board:

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

I F.

APRIL 3, 1961

Item #1

Ratification of March 1961 Payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:

1960-61 General Fund

............................................................. $

1,2914.309.140________

1960-61 Building Levy Fund.................................................... $______ h.2,826,2^______ Bond Fund..............................................................................................

Item #2

1,608*32_______

Authority to issue payrolls for April 1961 in the following estimated amounts. 1960-61 General Fund ............................................................... $

1,300.000.00

1960-61 Building Levy Fund................................................ . $_______hff.OOO.OO_______

Bond Fund.......................................................................................... $________ 1,800.00 Item #3

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.

i ^S:

MEETING OF APRIL g, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and

Payrolls - Court'd.

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT APRIL 3, 1961

The Assistant Superintendent and the Business Manager have checked all Bills. The Auditor has checked all bills.

1960-61 General Fund

137s 213. Ill

1959-60 General Fund

h,hhl.72

1958-59 General Fund

171.8h

--------- tl.«—

ll;,li60.61

1960-61 Building Levy

111,2UO.5O

Bond Fund

TOTAL

MS-.

267,528.08

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

Addressograph-Multigraph

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Inst. Office

Standard Low

Printing

Rpr. Inst. Eqpt.

Airline Water Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utility

Air Reduction Sales Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

American-Bond Printing & Litho. Co.., Inc.

Election Expense

Publisher

American Dental Asso.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Selected

Amer. Electric-Ignition

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Pest Control

Low

American Library Assn.

Library

Pub. Sei.

American Photocopy Eqpt. Company

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Low

Amer. Print. Hse for the Blind.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Amer. Sch.Board Journal

Board Mem. Exp,

' Brd.Act.

97.58 2.68 5.9U 116.31 15.18 15.89

253.58

14i.25 7.50

599.00 8.00

U.8I1 7.61 30.30 3.90

h-6.65 •

3.75

58.61

5.60 2.15

7.75

19.50

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Cant'd.

B-2

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) i

Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp. Okla.C.Bulk Plant

Printing Ind. & Voc.

Low

Hl. 03

Hi.03

Hi.03 m.03

56.12

11.U5

Annâ€™s Record Shop

Gen. Inst.

Selected

Assn. for Childhood Ed. Int.

Library

Publisher Sei.

AT&SF Railroad

Travel

Board Action

56.55

Audio Visual Dept Mrs Sarah H. Augustine A & W Violin Shop

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

2li.01i

Travel Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action Selected

Bach Auricon, Inc

Radio & TV

Standard

Barada & Page Company

Custodial Splys.

Low

20.25

Melvin W. Barnes

Travel

Board Action

60.16

J.B. Battle Uniform Co

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

58.25

Benton Review Pub. Co

Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sei.

12.80

Berlitz Publications

Title 111,Maps, Books, Filin

Publisher Sei.

113.38

Bills Grocery

Home Economics

Selected

15.00

Blackhawk Films

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

52.80

Paul Blakeney Co

Pest Control

Low Letter Bid.

518.26:

R.R. Bowker Company

Period.& Nwspr.

Publisher Sei.

10.00

Braniff Airways,Inc

Tranel

Board Action

Bray Studios,Inc

AudioVis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

20.60

Brittain Bros

Maint,Tire s,Tube s

Selected

17.01

Brodhead-Garrett Co. T.H. Broad Win. C. Brown Company

Ind. & Voc. Travel Library

Low Board Action Publisher Sei.

30.00

Bucks Cycle Shop

Pest Control

Low

Bob Brown Supply iJoo

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

33.30!

Printing

Low

10.95

Title 111, Maps Film, Books

Publisher Sei.

2.36:

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

165.00

Pub. Carriers

Agreement

urchill-Wexler Inst. Fl,

City Bus Company

8.lli

119.93 30.00

19.50 .32

19.82

126.50

8.50

2,198.60

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - (jpnt'd

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

B-3

City of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewg.

Utilities

City Office Supply, Inc.

Personnel

Low

1.75

City Spring Works

Driver Training

Selected

5.50

City of the Village

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

50.10

Clements Sporting Goods

Phys.Education

Selected

John H. Cole Company

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

1.93

Colwell Company

Supplies, Health

Selected

•i 5.50

Columbia Univ. Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

J.H. Conger

Flight Training

Agreement

Contemporary Films

Library Supplies

Board Action

Continental Press Inc.

Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sei.

12.80 .29

13.09

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei. Board Action

h.oo hlO.OO

hili. 00

Mrs. Henry Cousins

Boarding Sp.Ed.

Sp.Ed. Reimb.

The Daily Law JournalRe cord

Legal Publication

Publisher

Coronet Films

17.00

135.32 229.32

36I4-.6I1.

h.16

150.50 65.95

75.00 166.00 17.10 17.15

200.25

Dawson Feed Company

Pest Control

Low

23.8I1

Dee’s Photo Supply,Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

12.68

Delmar Publishers,Inc.

Adult Sch.Spls.

Publisher Sei.

Demco Library Supplies

Library Spls.

Selected

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.-

Storeroom Stock

Low

;h.hO .111

h.5h 338.00

22.hO

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D ■

Bills and Payrolls - Cgpt'd

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) Doubleday & Co.,Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Doenges Supply Co.

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Dover Publications, Inc.

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Publisher Sei.

Dowlings, Inc.

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Low

Downtown Chevrolet Co.Inc.

Vehic. Reg.

Bill Doyle

Personnel Printing Radio & T V Business Office Inst. Office Research Sup. Office

2.80 16.90

5.95 .lio

6.35

3.7h 21.63 31.80 31.60 21.00 26.71 19.08 >713.OI 9.50 8.53

188.60

Standard

23.59 37.51

61.10

Low

111.00 2.25 ■3.00 ■9.60 13.00 12.37 16.00 22.00 32.60 1.68 17.50 10.10

181.10

Purchasing Sup. Office Instrue. Office Office Machines

Standard

Dulaney’s

Electronic Spls.

Selected

Duplicating Prod. Inc.

Office Machines

Standard

Low

133.99 30.89 ■ 16.33 26.89 10.00 7.10 1189.20

580. lil

31i.5O

The; Ediphone Co.

Office Machines

Standard

Educational Pub. Corp.

Library

Publisher Sei.

11.110

Educational Record Sales, Jnc.

Title 111,Maps, Film, Books

Publisher Sei.

319.18

Educators Progress Serv.

Li brary

Selected

6.25

Electronic Business Mach.

Sch.Census Enumer.

Standard

5.00

ElevatortSales & Serv. 7

IBM Bureau

Standard

111.00

Encyclopaedia Britannica (Chicago, Ill.)

Library

Board Action

1,016.110

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Cant'd

b -5

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films (Wilmette, Ill.) Dr. Louise Farr Field Enterprises Ed.Corp.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Board Action

Travel Library

Board Action Board Action

Film Classic Exchange

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

First Natl. Mgmnt. Corp.

TV Eqpt. Rntl.

■^ental Agreement

Follett Publishing Co.

Library -

Publisher Sei.

Foreigh Policy Asso.

Library

Publisher Sei.

The Free Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Fretwell Motor Company

Driver Training

Agreement

1180.20 600.00

1,080.20 .38.13 1,887.811

75.00 .87

75.87

1139.63 35-65

1175.28

57.06 80.19

137.25 6.39 w

5.00

12.5U 6.119 5.30

2li.33

Gateway Productions, Inc.

Title 111, Maps, Books, Film

Board Action

150.26 Ui.71i

165.60

Gen.Elec.Co.Power Tube Dept.

TV Eqpt. Rental

Standard

525.00 525.00

1,050.00

Radio & TV Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Custodial Spls. Custodial Spls. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Audio Vis.Mtrl. Travel

Board Action

20.110 361.80 6711.28 29.16 20.52 7.20

i Gen. Electric Supply Co.

General Electronics,Inc. N.L. George

Low Selected Selected Board Action

1,113.36 5.82 30.25

911.67

Hugh B. Ginn

Travel

Board Action

Ginn and Company

Library Title 111,Maps Film, Books

Publisher Sei.

The Golden Reel

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action

199.00

Go Pictures

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Selected

135.00

Gertrude Gray

Spec. Education

Sp.Ed.Reimbursement

J.B. Greene

139.20 11.27

‘

150.117

163.20

Travel

Board Action

80.00

• Grossett & Dunlap, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

1.62

Grune & Stratton, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

20.01

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Pest Control

Low

8.I1I1

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Cteit'd

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) Harlow Publishing Corp.

Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

Gen. Instruc. Hart Indust. Supply Co.

Filter Expense Ind. & Voc.

Low Letter Bid Low

Herman’s Sporting Goods Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Hettinger Dental Supply

Health Supplies

Low

Holt,Rinehart & Winston

Library

Publisher Sei.

Horn Seed Co.

Pest Control

Low Letter Bid

Houghton Mifflin Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Humpty Dumpty Super Mkt. Hunziasker Bros.

Home Ec. Ind. & Voc.

Selected Low Letter Bid

Industrial Arts Supply

Custodial Spls.

Board Action

International Bus. Mach.

IBM Eqpt. Rental IBM Bureau

Rental Agree. Low Low

International Communi. Foundations

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Iroquois Publishing Co. Jays Electric Service

Library Pest Control

Publisher Sei. Selected

Jim’s Champlin Super Serv.

Operating,Gas & Oil

Selected

2.U3 •1U 16.30

18.87

282.11 11.96

29U.O7

387.00

1.25

85.50 3.2B 88.69 1.8U 65.01

177.U2 319.68

66.85 96.U6 35.52

365.98 .50

366.U8

1,525.00 656.U0 3U. 80

2,216.20

3.75 .51

U.26

U9.0U 38.70 39.65 27.50 31.U0 3U.15 65.50

285.9U

Johnson Who. Electronics

Driver Training

Selected

30.70

Casey Jones Auto & Paint

Ind. & Voc.

Selected

6.05

Jones Boys #6

Home Ec.

Selected

52.83

Kamen Wiping Materials

Ind. & Voc.

Low

Kamp Brothers

Home Ec.

Selected

260.00

59.17 58.09 59.OU 56.99

233.29

' i Dr. Stanley Kemler

Consultants

Board Action

50.00

Knowledge Builders

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

30.00

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls ~ Cqyrt'd

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) S.H. Kress & Company

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

llx.27

Laidlaw Bros. Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

53.09

Lewis L.P. Gas

Heat

Utilities

32.85

Â» Library of Congress Card Division

Library Supls.

Publisher Sei.

37.67

Library Service

Library

Board Action

Title 111, Maps,Film, Books. Library

Gen. Instruc.

658.59 2,U53.22 5,550.53 676.91 219.66 691.33 U53.82 91x1.78 2,31x8.07 16.59 .95 35.58

Library

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Life (Time Inc.)

Library

Publisher Sei.

12a 6O

Lily Mills Co.

Gen. Inst.

Selected

15.91

J.B. Lippincott Co.

Library

Publisher

1.87

Lyons & Carnahan

Library

Publisher Sei

Carl F. Mahnke Productions

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Makins Concrete Company Manley Office Supply Co. Jim Martiri , Films

Phys. Education

Board Action

Driver Training Audio Vis. Mtrls.

s.1.

1^,01x7.03

77.1x6 7.50

91.65 270.00 1x50.00 225.00 730.00

2.65

1,675.00

Title 111, Books

Board Action

T.C. McCourry

Land & Bldg.Rental

Agreement

125.00

Riley McCullough

Mo. Dump. Priv.

Agreement

60.00

McGraw Hill Book Co.Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Supplies

Standard Low

Robert S. Means Co.

Engineer Bldg. & Grounds

Publisher Sei.

Melton Co.,Inc.

Radio & T.V.

Selected

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Library

Publisher Sei.

Mergenthaler Lynotype Co.

Charle s E. Me mill Books, I nc.

300.12 8.1lx 20.07 llx.10 29.82 3.50 3.5o

328.33 1x3.92

7.00 i

15.00 36.70 .13

36.83

53.1x2

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Coat'd

B-8

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Metropolitan'Water Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

29.110 120.50

1119.90

Mideke Supply Go.

Custodial Supplies Engirieer Personnel

Board Action Low Letter Bid. Low Low

272.50 830.53 61.26 12.311

1,176.63

Midwest Surgical Supply Co.

Supplies Adult Sch.Spls.

Low Selected

10.56 â€˜3.65

111.21

Miller Jackson Company

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Title 111,Eqpt. Elec. Suplys.

Selected Selected Selected

71.76 220.00 85.26

377.02

Driver Training

Agreement

3.30 U.65 15.75 7.15

30.85

Morris Chevrolet,Inc.

Mrs. Chester Moseley

Brdhg.Spec.Ed.

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Motter Bookbinding Company

Book Rebinding

Board Action

National Education Assn.

Miscellaneous Library Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

National Film Board of Canada

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Board Action

Nations Business

General Ins.t.

Publisher Sei.

Newbacher Productions

Title -111, Maps, Film, Books

Low

New York University Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

New York Unvi.Film Lib.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Board Action

Norick Brothers, Inc,

Printing

Low

Nuway Laundry

Gen. Inst.

Board Action

Oceana Publications, Inc.

Library

Publisher Selec.

Oklahoma Bus. News. Co.

Asst. Sup. Office

Publisher Sei.

Okla. City Linen Service

Laundry Exp. Home Ec.

Board Action

Okla. City Photo Supply

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Selected

Okla. City Water Dept,.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Okla. Coca Cola Bottling Co.

Library

Low

$0,00 . \ 799.70 10.00 211.00 5.05

39.05

705.00 6.75 2110.00 3.32

180.75 1185.22 387.110

872.62

17.11

6.25

60.00 60.00

120.00

125.00 7.76

132.76

5.96 6,029.63

5.00

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - C^pt'd

B=9

1960=61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

3l+, 750.28

Oklahoma Gas and Elec. Co.

Ele ctricity

Utilities

Okla. Laundry & Dry Gleaners

Laundry Exp.

Low

1+0.70 20.35

61.05

Okla.Oxygen Co. Div. of Big Three Welding

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

2.56 12.81 8.91+ 2.56 33.19 5.12 8.91i. 32.73 1.31 10.15 1.56 11.78

131.65

Furn. & Fix.Mtrl. Ind. & Voc. Okla. Natural Gas. Co.

Heat

Utilities

Okla. Seating Company

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Furn.Rpr .Mtrls Storeroom

Low

Okla. State Agency for Surplus Property

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Okla. State University

Consultants

Board Action

Oklahoma Theatre Supply Go.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Oklahoma Typewriter Co.

Office Machines

Standard

33 s 269.1+3 5.61 1+.97 21.1+2 312.20 l+oo.oo

71+1+.2O

23.55 151.75

175.30 215.25

12.36 f

10.90 9.90 6.00

26.80

Oliver Machinery Co.

^pr.Inst. Eqpt.

Standard

Pantheon Books Inc.

Library

Publisher Selec.

Pettee’s Farm Store, Inc.

Pest Control

Low Letter Bid. ■

Phillips A-G Food Store

Home Ec.

Selected

Photo Research Corp.

Engineer

Standard

Pittsburg Plate Glass Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Selected

Popular Ceramics

Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sei.

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

65.55 2.51+

39.60 H+.oo

53.60 102.87

33.05 .81+

33.89 170.70 5.00

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

B-1O

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

1,073.91 182.00

Prime Petroleum Prod.

Vehic. H.D.

Low

Publication Office

Library

Publisher Sei.

Pugh-Holmes Motor Co

Lib. Supplies

Agreement

20.10

G.F. Putnam’s Sons

Library

Publisher Sei.

16.Hi

Racine Board of Education

Library

Publisher Sei.

1.25

Rader’s

Home Ec.

Selected

13 .U5

Radio Engineering Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

13.00

Radio Supply Co

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

8.16

Red Rock Pet. Co.

Operating, Gas & Oil

Board Action

Reeve:Dental Supply

Supplies

Low

Regent Book Company

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Publisher Sei.

Rhodes Thrif-T-Wise Mkt

Home Ec.

Selected

Rice Machinery Co

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Custodial Suplys.

Dub Richardson Ford, Inc

Driver Training

1,255.91 6.I4O

256.20 255.12

511.32

1.50 U.50

6.00

10.73 233. 02

U.50 ll. 15 U2.00

50.65

2. 00

Agreement

■ 112.31

Rockwell Mfg. Co. Automatic Voting Mach. Div

Driver Training

Standard

Row, Peterson & Co

Library

Publisher Sei.

Safeway Store #7U

Home Ec.

Selected

102. 93

Safeway Store #80

Home Ec.

Selected

12li.Ul

Schoenhof’s Foreign Books

Library

Publisher Sei.

29. 13 ■

School Math. Study Group

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Publisher Sei.

3.00

Donna Schumacher

Travel

Board Action

Science Research Asso

Gen. Instruction

Scott‘Chevrolet Co.

Driver Training

Publisher Sei. Board Action Agreement

Sesac Inc

Radio & TV

Sele cted

Severin Supply Co.

Maint, Tires, Tubes

Low

1. 66

■i

•

■'

65. 95 69.U8 3,179.25 23.95"'" 6.80

35.00 1.55

3,2U8. 73 30. 75 36.55 56.70 J

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls

B-ll

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Custodial Suplys,

Board Action

Sharp & Nichols Music Go.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Dr. Travis Shelton

Consultants

Board Action

Dr. Audrey M. Shuey

Library

Publisher Sei.

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Driver Training

Agreement

The L.W. Singer Co.Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Singer Sewing Mach. Co. (West Main)

Home Ec. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Singer Sewing Mach. Co. (No. Walker)

Home Ec.

Selected

Jasper Sipes School Book Depository, Inc.

Library

Standard

Publisher Sei.

Gen. Inst. Library

Low

6O.I4.8

8.50 195.00

203.50

168.90

li.OO i

13.59 6.50

20.09 ^8.26

9.68 25.00

3H.68

7.Hl 5.89 2.70

■ 15.73

15.75 .h8 181.00 10.72 •3U 71.31 8U.75 32.25 118.U7

515.07

• ‘

Skil Corporation

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

16.211

Sky Service

Flight Training Lnd ,&Bldg.Rentl.

Selected Agreement

86.75 3'0.00

116.75

Thomas J. Smith

Travel

Board Action

59.02 .

Charles C. Snyder

Lnd.&Bldg.Rentl.

Board Action

30.00

L.D. Sollenberger

Sp. Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimbursement

21.60

Southern Air Filter

Filter Expense

Low

Southwestern Bell Telephone

Tel&Telegraph

Utilities

Southwest News & Photo Serv.

Radio & TV

Selected

Spencer Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Standard Register Co.

IBM Bureau

Low

7U.5O 6.90

Stanwix House, Inc.

Gen.Inst.

Pub. Sei.

U3.5O 1.21i 7h.oo 2.2h

15U.6O 138.26

292.86

6,927.03 22.02 31.80

53.82 9.70

81.UO I i

120.98

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

B-12

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

The Steck Co.

Stephens Bros. Piano Serv.

Bill Story Fire & Safety Company

Gen. Inst.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Fire Extinguishers

Publisher Sei.

Selected

Board Action W

D.A. Stricklin

Mo. Dump. Priv.

Agreement

Sunbeam Appliance Serv.

Pest Control

Standard

Taylor Evans,

Pest Control

Low Letter Bid.

Teaching Film Custodians

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Pub. Selected Standard

Texaco, Inc.

Custodial Suplys.

Low

Mary Thacker

Legal Expense Super. Supplies Pub. Rela. Suplies Legal Publications Adm. Travel Book Rebinding Library Supplies Title 111, NDEA Vocational Supplies Radio & TV Supplies Consultants Electronic Supplies Pest Control

Petty Cash

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Thompson Sch. Bk. Depository

Li brary

Publisher Sei.

Low

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co.

Radio & TV

Low

$3.16 1.23 9.18

63.57

6.$0 6.$0 U8.00 8.00 12. £

81.50

11.00 Uh.20 6.00 3.75 1.65 1.6$

68.25 HO. 00

2.21

231.75

87.50 17.50 6.2$

111.2$

81.00

10.3$ 7.U$ -.90 6.36 2.60 8.66 13.68 .55 5.70 26.36 2$. 00 27. U6 1.92

!•

136.99

U.51 138.75 3h.8O 86.05 135.U9 lU.lio

$36.U9

2.31 33.73

36.0k

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Cggrt'd

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Trice Who. Electronics

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

B-13

Selected

ll.OO 3.08 10.92 9.08 26.08 89.96 1249 22U.18

382.82

Tucson Public Schools

Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sei.

2.32

The Univ, of Chicago Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

7.66

Univ, of Pittsburgh Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.4

Univ, of Southern Calif.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

>r' 2.12

Utah State Dept, of Public Instruction

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.72

Vaseco Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Standard Publisher Sei.

â€¢

Gen. Inst. Audio Vis. Mtrl.

69.96 330.00 70.00 12.00 200.00 60.00 72.00

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Board Action

The Viking Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

13.37

J. Weston Walch,Publisher

Library

Publisher Sei.

h.9h

Wallace J. Tiernon,Inc.

Custodial Spls.

Low

19.80

Webster Pub. Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

22.23

Western Bank and Office Supply

Business Office Personnel Engineer

Selected Low

8.20 1.20 2.10

12.10

Western Newspaper Union

Rpr. Inst .Eqpt.

Selected Low

17.72 2.88

20.63

Western Uniform & Towel Service, Inc.

^nd. & Voc.

Board Action

2.20 7.18

9.68

Western Union Telegraph

Tel. & Telegraph

Utilities

11.16

Weston Woods Studios, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Selected

3^.00

Mrs. Laura White

Consultant

Agreement

Roy Wilcox Productions

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

816.96

19.20

122.00

2.4

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Coat'd

B-lk

1959-60 GENERAL FUND

American Heritage

Radio TV Splys. F.F.

Publisher Sei.

Library Service Co.

Library & TxBk

Board Action

National Asso. of Secondary School Principals

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Sanitary Equipment Co.

Custodial Spls.

Board Action

lk. 8k k.99 13.11 5.78

23.88 3.00

kjkoo.oo

1958-59 GENERAL FUND

171.8k

Gen.Inst.Splys.

Low

Agnew Auto Parts

Vehic.Reg.

Selected

Auto Parts & Machine Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

2.06 9.50

11.56

The .Black & Decker Mfg.Co.

Vehic.Reg. Mtrl.Bldg.

Standard

2.65 23.70

26.35

Paul Blakeney Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

13.30

Butler Shade Co.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

99.kO

Calbar, Inc.

Mtrl, Bldg.

Selected

50.56 2.50

53.06

Campbell Glass & Mirror Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low -

.80.30 8.79

89.09

Capitol Steel & Iron Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

City Spring Works

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

Colonial Mfg. Co.,Inc.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

30.00

Community Playthings

Sp. Education

Selected

k2.00

Cook Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

tiow

8.08

Crane Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

127.30i

Dale George Co.

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

W.M. Welch Mfg. Co.

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND 13.67

102.32 31.02 27.79

58.81

6.00

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 19^1 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Coht'd

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued)

B-l£

Dannenburg Dist. Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

The Denman Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Devoe Paint Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Dillman Awning Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

16. 15 13.68

29.82

58.50 132.00

190.50 180.50

156.50 55.55 23.85

235.80 250.00 7.80

9.10 163.37 25.30 Uh. 00 72.00 209.25

623.02

7.33 7.83

15.16

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Grounds

Board Action Low Letter Bid

Downtown Chevrolet Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Standard

Bill Doyle _

Sp • Hid. •

Low

ZU8.75

Dyke Bros.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

10.88

Electric Eqpt. & Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

35.58

Electronic Supply Co.

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Low

36.95

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

61.93

Federal Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

56.10

The Fleck Bearing Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

1.62

General Elec. Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Loxv

Board Action

Guildcraft Metals, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

J.C. Hamilton Co.

Vehic.H.D. Mtrl-Grounds

Sele cted Low

58.00 15.60 35.55 198.97 279.80 125.92

702.73

273.00

7.21 17.95

25.16

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Coat'd.

s 3

B-16 •

1960-61 BUILDING LEVI FUND (Continued)

Hart Industrial Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Board Action

9.60 30.00 740 62.50 28.81 15.2U 9.80 8.60 18549

357.14 3.00 ;

Bill Hinkle Trucking

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

HiWay Used Equipment Go.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

160.00 .

Hoover Equip. Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Standard

62U.83

Hunzicker Bros.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Title 111,Eqpt. Mtrl-Bldg.

■■■■■'

1OU.76 18.32 3.07 6U.32

;

19047 ;

Industrial Gasket & Packing Company

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

International Harvester

Vehic-Reg.

Vehic-H.D.

Low Standard Standard

Title 111, Eqpt. Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Low

35245 7.80 14.7.90

608.1 * j

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

120.36 38 40 12.22

170.9 84

Johnson Who. Elec.

Jones-Newty Supply Co.

Selected

Fred Jones Ford

Vehic. Reg.

Standard

J & R Supply Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg. Vehics-H.D. Vehic-Reg. Kilpatrick Brothers

Leland Equipment Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Low

Standard

h.9 5

83.10 Lt. 20 7U.00 1247

173.77

31.1 1 i

28.88 31+.27 h.59 U45 3.86 62.08 17.4 20.82

109 .14 33.12 3240 96.00 141.60 83.28

176.8 9 ' • ■

( 795.8iq 7.7 2 1

-4

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Cogfc'd

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued)

H.E. Leonhardt Lmbr.

Mtrl-Bldg.

B-17

8.25 1x56.32 1x99.97

Low

Title 111,Eqpt.

961x .51x 38.1x0

Loeffler-Greene Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bid

Longwear Paint Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Makins Concrete Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

32.50 12.85

1x5.35

Mideke Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. Vehic. H.D. Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Selected

58.1x9 20.18 5.61x 87.50 71.15 1.71x

21xlx.7O

21x9.90

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldg.

¥ 100.00

Midwest Auto Supply

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Selected

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mille r Floor Cove ring s

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

60.00

Norman Plumbing Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

36.60

Okla. City Scenic Company

Business Office

Low

52.50

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

■

22.35 20.1x8 17.1x2

73.97

60.25

1x99.00

Oklahoma Seating Co.

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Low

Peerless-Okla. Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bid.

Pennsylvania Tire, Co.

Vehic. H.B.

Low

Perfection Equipment Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Poe’s Motor Supply Co.

Vehic-H.D. Mtrl-Bldg. Vehic-Reg.

Selected Low

Refrigeration Sales & Engineering Co.

Mtrls-Bldg.

Standard

Rex Engineering & Sales Co.

Sp. Ed.

Selected

Max L. Sanders

Mtrls, Bldg.

Agreement

Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Vehicular Reg.

Selected Low

Sharp & Nichols Music Co.

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Sherwin Williams Co.

Mtrls,Bldg.

Board Action

6.96

227.82 3.32

17.37 219.00 12.82 6.17 1

237.99 3.80

59.00 1x00.00

5.01 Ilx.lxO

19.1x1

1x5.00 590.00

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Coat'd.

B-18

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued)

Skil Corporation

' Mtrls-Bldg.

Standard

18.65

85.50

Southern Air Filter, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Southwest Parts Corp.

Vehicular-H.D.

Standard

Southwest Wheel, Inc.

Vehicular-Reg.

Selected

Standard Steel Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Clarence Tackett Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mary Thacker

Grounds Bldg. Vehicular Exp. Reg. Vehicular-H.D.

Petty Cash

Eldon C. Thomas

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Inst.Off.Safety Ed. and all Sch.Furn.

Board Action

The Trane Company (Wisconsin) The Trane Company (Okla. City)

Mtrls-Bldg.

Standard

51.91 U.12

56.03 8.00

50.87

m V,

37.Uo 19.80 .5h 3.76

18.00

61. >0

39. 21+ 1,556.10 ll.liO i-

Mtrls-Bldg.

Standard

320.00

United Brick & Tile Co.

Mtrls-Bldg.

Low

380.00

U.S. Plywood Corp.

Mtrls-Bldg.

Low

ho. 80

U.S. Supply Company

Mtrls-Bldg.

Low

21+3.51 281+.2O 31.32 113.76

672. 79

Ward Bros. Truck Parts

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

17.( )7

Waugh Brothers Supply Co.

Mtrls-Bldg.

Selected

6. ?5

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co.

All Sch.Furn.&Epq.

Board Action

Yow Brake & Clutch Supply

Vehicular H.O.

Selected

QD FUND gp 4 Capitol Steel & Iron Co.

Modern.Star Elem.

Low

Est.#8,Sunset Arch. Fee

Board Action

R. Duane Conner

195.00

27.hi

337.07

350.70

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls - Coilfc'd

BOND FUND (Continued) Grant C. Carpenter Const.

B-19

Board Action

135.00

Dowling, Inc.

Final-Change Order #2 Southeast Roosevelt Eqpt.

Low

125.00

The Dolese Company

Moon Remod.

Board Action

Dudley Lock Corp

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Low Board Action

Gardner Hotel Supply Co.

Willow Brook-Eqpt.

Board Action

581.00

Haggards Inc.

Northeast Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

150.80

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

‘ 179*00

Hudgins, Thompson,Ball & Associates Karchmer Pipe and Supply W,R. Lowe Bldg. Co.

Final-Change Order #2 Southeast Fence all Schools Est. #8-Sunset

Board Action

7.112

Board Action Board Action

1,002.011 23,380.33

Makins Concrete Co.

Monern.Star Elem.

Board Action

6811.811

Mideke Supply Co.

Northeast Eqpt. Modern. Star

Board Action Now

Milner Construction Co.

Est. #8-Willow Brook Bldg. Board Action Star Spen, Modrn. Est.#8

6.90 675.Ii8 1,668.00

2,3113.118

103.8? 5.28 89.62 .25

199.02

3,265.20 11,9116.110

•8,211.60

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Modrn. Star Elem.

Low

Oklahoma Seating Co.

Northeast Eqpt. Star Spencer Enpt. Northeast Eqpt. Eqpt.All Schools Roosevelt Eqpt.

Board Action

Sherman Machine & Iron Wks.

Star Elem. Mod.

Low Letter Bid.

Sneed Furn. Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

M.A. Swatek & Co.

gstimate #1 oo-ser Paving

Board Action

3,705.77

Est. #13-Thos.Jefferson Board Action

51,386.00

Tankersly Const. Co.

Low

52.23

66.80 3,158.75 3,726.00 1103.50 315.00

7,670.05

113.80

622.39

Thomspson Book & Supply (Ada)

Star Spen. Eqpt.

Triangle School Eqpt.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

332.00

Triple A. Const. Eqpt.

Hoover-Final Est.

Board Action

11,802.^11

U.S. Steel Corp. U.S. Supply Company Wright & Selby, Arch.

Fences-All Sch. Star Elem.Modrn. Jefferson-Arch.Fee Est. #12 & 13

Board Action Low Letter Bid Board Action

567.00 566.72 2,990.20

Board Action

672.60 ; 135.00

807.60

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the March payrolls, authorizing issuing the April payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $267,528.0§, as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." [ I It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the following resolution, | and the motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye;" ! I RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if Dr. Parker and . Mr. Smith would take a trip to Dallas, Texas, April 5, 1961, and observe the operation of electronic laboratories in the Ursuline Academy in that city.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That Dr. Parker and Mr. Smith be directed to take the trip designated above for the purpose indicated, with the understanding that such trip is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so, and this being a special service for the Board of Education, that it is hereby ordered that all their expenses on the trip be paid by the Board of Education.

L—

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of printed forms to be used in the Research Department for the 1961-62 school year, from the following firms in the amounts shown, totaling $5 > 3^5 • 28:

Moore Business Forms, Inc. International Business Machine Uarco, Inc.

997-37 38U.OO 3,963-91 Total—$5,3^5-28

R. #100 Bills and Payrolls Approved

R. #101 Trip Approved (Dr. Parker and Mr. Smith

| i

I j I I R. #102 Bids Accepted on Printed Forms

This purchase is to be charged to account 120 J-2. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of four (U) wood lathe headstocks to be used in. Jackson and Taft Junior high schools, from the low bidder, Hart Industrial Supply Company,, in the amount of $1,578.00, the purchase to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-C-9- On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #103 Purchase of Headstocks Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of World Globes from A. J. Nystrom Company, to be used in the various schools, in the amount of $2,008.00, the purchase to be charged to Account 2k0 B-2, approved by our National Defense Education Act application. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #10k Purchase of World Globes Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve cards from International Business Machine Corporation, to be used Statistics Department in the amount of $2,272.10, the purchase to 120 J2. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting

R. #105 Purchase of IBM Cards Approved

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Projectors to be used in various schools, from to be charged to Account BL-1030-D-1, approved application. On roll call, the motion carried

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the purchase of I.B.M. in the Research and be charged to Account "Aye."

R. #106 Lott to approve the purchase of 21 Opaque Vaseco Company, in the amount of $U,620.00, Purchase of j Projectors by our National Defense Education Act Approved with all members voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of tests and testing materials from the Psychological.Corporation, to be used in various schools; the purchase in the amount of $3,123-^5 to be charged to Account 312 A-3, and approved on the National Defense Education Act applicationMotion carried unanimously on roll call.

R- #107 Purchase of Tests, Testing Materials Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve exchanging four "junk" jeeps for one lot of new standard Chevrolet parts, total dealer's cost value of the Chevrolet parts being $350-55 exchange to be made with J. B. Eves and Sons, Garage, Oklahoma City, serial numbers of the junk jeeps being: MB-I60U31, MB-379928, MB-37^381 and 175928, these jeeps having been out of service for years and presently stored at Douglass Stadium. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #108 Approval to Exchange Junk Jeeps for Part

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve negotiating an agreement with the Vocational Rehabilitation Division, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, to place into effect a program of Vocational Rehabilitation, the program to be established at Central High School, to occupy office and operating space on the ground floor of the building now housing other vocational classes. The term of the present agreement will extend through June 30, 1961; however, other details relating to exact amount of payment to be made to Board of Education, participation of Central High School staff, supplies and equipment to be furnished by Vocational Rehabilitation Grant, and other details to be finalized at a meeting with all parties concerned. After these details are worked out and listed into an agreement, this agreement will be submitted to the Board of Education for final action. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #109 Agreement with iTocational Rehabilitation Division Approv

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Information to the Boayl: Purchase Orders Written In March

(1)

Recommendations were made by the Purchasing Department and purchase orders were written during the month of March to the following companies in the amounts shown: Amount

Supplier

Crane Company Mack Blodgett Boardman Company

Oklahoma Seating Co. Branham's Inc. Triangle Blue Print Oklahoma Seating Co. Severin Supply Co. Hart Industrial Supply Kilpatrick Bros. Food Service Financial Statement

(2)

791.55 1+57.65 168.75 $1,1+17.95

Account

Service Rendered or Supplies

B-997

Plumbing Supplies

926.25 57^.50 6^7.20 995.00 809.00 708.OU 55.1+8

Locks Cardex Files Bookkeeping Desks Classroom Storage Cabinets Wheel Balancers Vocational Supplies Vocational Supplies

Copy of Central Food Service Department Financial Statement as of February 28, 1961 was attached as information to the Board.

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

R. #110 Purchase of School Site Approved______ (Southern Hills Addition)

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve entering into a contract with the owner to purchase a fully developed site which includes paving, water mains, sanitary sewer, and grading, consisting of 11.195 acres, for a new elementary school in Southern Hills Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the purchase price of $37,828.90; this elementary school site being located on S. W. 77th Place and Kentucky Avenue. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

SPECIAL Letter of Resignation from Supt. Presented

Mr. Bennett presented a letter of resignation from Dr. Barnes as Superintendent of Schools, which letter was received previously by the Board. Mr. Bennett expressed regret at the resignation but stated he would not want to stand in the way of Dr. Barnes' professional opportunity.

Words of Commendation of Dr. Barnes

Words of commendation of Dr. Barnes for his success as superintendent were expressed by all members of the Board, stating that the schools have progressed greatly during his superintendency and that he has won through the years the admiration, respect, and cooperation of staff members, teachers, and other school personnel, as well as the community. Mr. Bennett stated that his going will be not only a professional loss to the schools and community, but a personal loss to all who have been associated with him. Mrs. Welch expressed regret, not only at Dr. Barnes' leaving, but also that Mrs. Barnes will be going, as she has meant so much to those who have known her.

Dr. Barnes Responds, Expressing Appreciation

R. .,#111 Dr. Barnesâ€™ Resignation Accepted Copy of Dr. Barnes Letter of Resignation

Dr. Barnes responded, expressing appreciation for the words of commendation given him, but gave much credit for the progress of the schools to the administrative staff and teachers with whom he has worked, stating that it takes all working together toward the same end to bring the best results. He regretted leaving, he said, but felt it was best professionally for him to make the change, as he explained in his letter of resignation. He expressed confidence in Dr. Parker, who is to succeed him, and predicted that the Oklahoma City Schools will continue to go forward with greater improvement. Whereupon, Mr. Thompson moved that Dr. Barnes' resignation be accepted with a great deal of regret, and that a copy of his letter of resignation be placed in the minutes of this meeting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lott and carried.

Following is a copy of Dr. Barnes' letter of resignation: March 2*+, 1961 Board of Education 900 North Klein Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Dear Board Members:

I want to resign at the end of my present contract, June 30, 1961, to become Superintendent of Schools in Portland, Oregon. I feel that perhaps I have made my contribution to the Oklahoma City schools and that someone else can just as well, or better, carry "fete program forward. My eleven years here have been enjoyable and satisfying. Many of the best (Continued)

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 - CONT'D

people I shall ever,

know are citizens of Oklahoma City and the State.

Dr. Barnes' Letter Coat'd

Working with you as a Board has been one of the splendid experiences of my professional life. Public confidence in you is srtrong. You work without pay, but you give a quality of service that could not be bought. I have always found you willing to devote to school problems your best thought, time, and judgment. You have made my job easy and you deserve great credit for the rapid headway we have been making in improving our schools. No superintendent ever had a better Board to work with.

Although it is not easy to leave Oklahoma City, Portland offers a challenge and opportunity that are appealing. Portland has an exceptionally fine school system which spends well over $^00 per pupil per year. As you know, Oklahoma City spends less than $300. The top teacher's salary in Portland is $7,800. In Oklahoma City it is $6,000. The assessed valuation for each pupil in Portland is three times that in Oklahoma City. Portland is unique among the larger cities in that it has no bonded indebtedness. I am confident that the Oklahoma City schools will make steady progress under your leadership. The school system has a fine staff of teachers and administrators who are giving professional service of a high order. One could ask for no finer group with whom to work. With an outstanding Board and Staff, Oklahoma City will unquestionably support its schools in the future as it has in the past. Sincerely,

MWB:s

(Signed) Melvin W. Barnes Melvin W. Barnes

Mr. Bennett then asked for election of a successor to Dr. Barnes. Whereupon, Mr. Thompson moved the election of Dr. Jack Parker as Superintendent of Schools for the year beginning July 1, 1961. The motion was seconded by Mr. Skaggs and carried.

R. #112 Dr. Jack Parke Elected Supe rintendent

Mr. Bennett, for the Board, congratulated and welcomed Dr. Parker as Superintendent for the ensuing school year, and stated that the Board and the schools are very fortunate to have for superintendent someone who is already familiar with the problems facing and challenging the school system.

Dr. Parker Congratulated and Welcomed

Dr. Parker presented a letter of acceptance which was read aloud by Mr. Bennett and is copied below. Dr. Parker expressed his deep regret at Dr. Barnes' leaving and felt it would be a great loss to the schools as well as a personal loss to those who know him. He accepted the responsibility of serving as Superintendent, he said, with awareness of the greatness of the responsibility, and he pledged his best to it.

Dr. Parker Presents Lette of Acceptance

Following is a oopy of Dr. Parker's letter of acceptance:

April 3, 1961 The Board of Education 900 North Klein Oklahoma City 6, Oklahoma

Dear Members of the Board:

I deeply appreciate the confidence you have shown in me by your decision to ask me to become Superintendent of the Oklahoma City Public Schools. It is a responsibility and an opportunity I am willing to undertake only because of the high regard the citizens of the school district have for the Board of Education. With your support and that of our excellent school staff, I believe steady improvement will continue in our schools. I pledge my best to this very important assignment and expect to assume the duties of the position with all of the dedication and vigor of which I am capable.

I am accepting the Superintendency with full realization of the tremendous loss we are suffering lay the departure of Dr. Barnes. Oklahoma City will reap the benefits of his outstanding educational leadership for decades to come. His resignation is unquestionably deeply regretted by the entire community. Nevertheless, I-hn sure we all congratulate the Portland School Board on the wisdom of its choice. I wish for Dr. Barnes the continued success and happiness he will most certainly merit. Sincerely yours, (Signed) Jack F. Parker Jack F. Parker JFP:zc

Dr. Parker's Letter of i Acceptance

MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1961 > CONT'D

R. #113 Meeting Adjourned to Thursday, April 13, 1961, 3:00 p. m.

Motion to adjourn the rfeeting to Thursday, April 13, 1961, 3:00 P. M., was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott* and carried.

MEETING OF APRIL 13, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATIO& OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1961, AT 3:00 P.M

PRESENT; ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Mary A. Thacker, Clerk William F. Lott, Vice President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr., Member Otto F. Thompson, Member Mrs. Warren F. Welch, Member

Adjournment to Tuesday, April 18, 1961, 3:00 p. m. A quorum not being present, the President declared the meeting adjourned to Tuesday, April 18, 1961, at 3:00 p. m., in the Board Conference Room._

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST:

Approved the

MEETING OF APRIL 18, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR U SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, APRIL 18, 1961

AT 3:00 P. M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, Vice President Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent;. Dr. N. L. George and Dr. Jack Parker - Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Max Morgan, Attorney, Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Pat Flood of The Daily Oklahoman, and NoraJBell of the Oklahoma City Times. Invocation

Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded hy Mrs. Welch, the following resolutions of appreciation were approved: MR. JIM WRIGHT

It was with deep sorrow that the Board .of Education learned of the passing on April 14, 1961 of Mr. Jim Wright, who served from 1954 to 1959 as a member of the Board of Education and as President In 1957â€˘ Until he was compelled to resign in 1959 beeause of his health, he was an outstanding member of the Board, faithful in attendance at the meetings, earnest and conscientious in his efforts to help solve the problems and carry on the program of the schools to the best interest of the boys and girls. There is no way of estimating the many hours of devoted service he gave to the schools.

While on the Board, his friendly smile and kindly spirit, his understanding heart and wise judgment, endeared him to all who were associated with him. These qualities along with the splendid courage and undefeated spirit he revealed during his long illness will continue to Inspire and influence all who knew him. He was most active as a civic leader, served as co-chairman of the projects committee of the Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce, was president of the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce one year, was a member of the mayor's "Committee of 100" to study Oklahoma City needs and services, active in the Lion's Club, the YMCA, the governing board of Hillcrest Hospital and past president of the hospital group. He was an active, consecrated member of the Baptist Church and placed his church and his God above all else. Although engaged in many activities outside his home, he never let other interests detract from his family relationships. He was devoted to the members of his family and did everything in his power to contribute to their welfare and happiness. â€˘

The entire city suffers a loss in his passing, but of course it is the portion and quality of his life invested in the Oklahoma City Schools which will live most in the memory of the members of the Board and the officials, as well as others connected with the schools.

The Board of Education wishes to express its deep and sincere appreciation for the years of faithful and effective service which Mr. Wright gave untiringly to the Oklahoma City Public Schools and to extend its profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family. MRS. LULA DUFF SLICK The Board of Education was saddened to learn of the passing of Mrs. Lula Duff Slick in Clay City, Illinois, April 10, 1961.

Mrs. Slick taught in the Oklahoma City Public Schools for thirtyfour years, from 1905 to 1940, at Willard, Emerson, and Eugene Field schools. She was an outstanding teacher, skillful in her teaching methods, creative, deeply interested in her work and in her pupils. She had vision and resourcefulness, which mean so much in effective teaching.

R. #114 Resolutions oi Appreciation Approved______ (Mr. Wright, Mrs. Slick, Mrs. Turner, Miss Ebright)

MEETING OF APRIL 18} 1961 - CONT'D

R. #1U Cont'd

MRS. LULA DUFF SLICK (Continued)

She had a most desirable influence on her pupils, winning their love and respect and guiding them into paths of learning.

She also won the respect, admiration, and affection of her co-workers in the schools in which she taught. She was most cooperative, industrious and adaptable, as well as being very considerate and thoughtful in her relationships with others. She sought continually to improve herself professionally in order to increase her ability as a teacher, and she took advantage of ways to achieve such improvement.

In addition to her friends in the school system, she had a host of friends elsewhere, in her church and community. She will live on in the memory of all who knew her. The Board of Education wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the many years of faithful, loyal, and effective service which Mrs. Slick gave to the Oklahoma City Public Schools and to extend profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family.

MRS. PEARL HAMON TURNER The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing on April 11, 1961 of Mrs. Pearl Hamon Turner, teacher in the Oklahoma City Public Schools for the past eighteen years. For the first five years she taught at Heronville School and the past thirteen years at Madison School.

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She was an excellent first grade teacher, who not only loved teaching but loved her pupils dearly and won their hearts with her pleasing personality, her cheerfulness, and her concern for their w elfare and happiness. To make herself a more effective teacher, she continually sought professional improvement and only last spring attended a workshop dealing with the g rowth and development of children for improving instruction. She was a member of all the professional organizations and of the Pilgrim Congregational Church. She will be greatly missed in the school in which she taught as well as by all others who have been associated with her.

The Board of Education wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the many years of faithful, loyal, and effective service which Mrs. Turner gave to the Oklahoma City Public Schools and to extend profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family.

MISS CAROLYN EBRIGHT The Board of Education was saddened to learn of the passing on April 16, 1961 of Miss Carolyn Ebright, who taught in the Oklahoma City Public Schools for forty-one years. During these years and before her retirement in 1950, she taught at two elementary schools, Lincoln and Bath.

Miss Ebright was an excellent teacher of primary grades, conscientious, cooperative, and loyal. Her work was very thorough and well organized, and she had the ability to get results from her pupils. She had the admiration and respect of her pupils and her fellow-workers. Hundreds of boys and girls; received guidance, encouragement, and inspiration from her teaching^nd her fine character.

She sought professional improvement all during her teaching career, and belonged to the different professional organizations. She was an active member of the Methodist Church and an influence for good in the community. She will live on in the memory of all who were ass^iated with her and in the schools especially where she served for so many years. The Board of Education wishes to express its sincere appreciation for the many years of faithful service which Miss Ebright gave to the Oklahoma City Schools and to extend profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family.

MEETING OF APRIL 18, 1961 - CONT'D

PURCHASING It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of seven (7) electronic learning laboratories from Education Electronics, to be used at Northwest Classen, Capitol Hill Senior, John Marshall, Northeast, Southeast, Douglass, and Central high schools; the purchase in the amount of $^9,199*00 to be charged to Account G-1030-J, approved on our National Defense Education Act Application for?? 50$ reimbursement; bids received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #115 Purchase of Electronic Laboratories Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of locks and door hardware from the low bidders as listed below, to be used in all schools; the purchase in the amount of $5^-6.lj-8 to be charged to Account BL-620-d:

Kilpatrick Brothers Mideke Supply Company

$33^*08 212.UP

R. #116 Purchase of Locks, Door Hardware Approved

Total--- $5^6.U8 On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the low bid of W. C. Hixson Company in the amount of $831.00 on steel lockers for use at Jackson Junior High School; the purchase to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-C-8. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #H7 Low Bid Aceept ed on Lockers

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to accept the bid of F. E. Georgia in the amount of $83U.U8 on plumbing and heating supplies, this bid being low; the purchase to be charged to Account BL-620-d; supplies to be used by all schools. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #118 Low Bid on Plumbing and Heating Accept

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the following low bids on electrical fixtures and supplies"for use at Taft Junior High School; the purchase in the amount of $525*76 to be charged to Account BL-620-d:

R. #119 Low Bids Accep ed on Electrical Fixtures and Supplies

Graybar Electric Company General Electric Company

$512.56 13*20

Total------ $525*76

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

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to accept the low bid of Carpenter Paper Company in the amount of $772.00 on offset printing paper for use al Lee School Print Shop; the purchase to be charged to Account 2^0-M. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #120 Low Bid on Printing Paper Approved

LEGAL REPORT On request of Max Morgan, Attorney, for some clarification in the matter of vandalism in schools, there was some discussion of provisions in the present .-.â€˘.tstatutes concerning collection of damages to school buildings. After consideration, the Board authorized Mr. Morgan to collect full damages done at Buchanan School.

Attorney Asks. Board for Clarification on Vandalism

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

R. #121 Adjournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

1961.

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1961 AT U:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Wm. F. Lott, Vice President

Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch ABSENT:

Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Mr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Dr. N. L. George, and Dr. Jack F. Parker - Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; B. D. Foutz, Chief Engineer; Floy Campbell, Director of Public Relations; G. L. Robinson, Director of Personnel; Tom Smith, Director of Purchasing; Elaine Tucher, Director of T-V and Radio; David Light, Chief Accountant; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Frances Bailey, Margaret Gentz, and Eva Morrow, Classroom Teachers representatives; Doris Stewart and J. C. White, PTA representatives; Pat Flood of The Daily Oklahoman; Nora Bell of The Oklahoma City Times.

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meetings of April 3>& 1961 and April 18, 1961 were approved as read.

Invocation

,R. #121 Minutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for April and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

Treasurer's Report

The Auditor, Mr. Prigmore, reported all claims listed in the agenda for payment have been checked by the Auditing Department and are ready for action of the Board.

Auditor's Report

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, reported there were no legal matters to be reported to the Board at this time.

Attorney No Further Report

Motion to approve the foregoing reports was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.

R. #122 Reports Approved

REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve reimbursing Jack F. Parker for expenses incurred in connection with travel to New Mexico April 24-25, 19^1, to study technical education programs, amount of expenses being $11.02. On roll call, the motion carried, unanimously.

R. #123 Dr. Parker's Expenses on Trip Approved

R. #124 It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve signing a cooperative agreement between Independent School District I-89 of Oklahoma County and the Division Approval to of the Vocational Rehabilitation of the State Board of Vocational Education; it being Sign Agreement understood that the cooperative agreement submitted does not require the expenditure of With State Dept the district's money because the teachers specified in the agreement are now in the employment of the district and are rendering services provided for in the agreement; and it being further understood that the agreement is for the best interest of the district in that it will amplify and make more effective the program now in effect. Be it resolved, therefore, that the Board approve the cooperative agreement submitted, subject to the provision that it shall not involve funds beyond the present fiscal year. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to direct all head custodians and custodial supervisors to attend a workshop for school custodians and school engineers at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, June 12, 13, and 14, 1961; the Board of Education to pay each of the persons being directed to attend $20.00 toward his expenses The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #125 Custodians to Attend Worksho

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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PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

Mars ha ll Voca l Musi c

(MRS)

Mc Dermitt , Opal

(MRS)

(fill

ed by su bst itute

)

MARK TWAIN

(BRYANT -

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CONT'D

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PHILANDER >4000.

(MR) L/A)

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(FRIEDLANDER -

SACO.

CULLUM,

(acting ALTA

PRINC IPAL THOMAS

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(MRS)

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TRANSFER)

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OF YEAR

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4000.

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"FOR 8 DAYS .ONLY"

3-28-61

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DUNBAR -

COLLEGE

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4-6-61

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(MRS) (KING -

MOON JR.

STATE C.

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(MRS) (BARNARD -

SMITH

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MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Re commendatior

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

SALARY

•

REPLACEMENT

DEGREE COLLEGE

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EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

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CUSTODIAL MARY

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(MRS)

DEPT.

4-7-61

SECRETARY

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4-3-61

PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE

225.

GAIL

BREEDING,

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD; tempor ar y empl oyment MISS

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CLERK

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PER MONTH,

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HISTORY

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NAME

as sign ment

NAME

REPLACEMENT

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REMARKS

Resigna

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Fost er , Don R.

Firem an Taft Nigh t watch ma n Capitol Hill Sr .

4-7-61

Mc Car ty , Floyd

Flo orm an Harding

4-19-61

Edwar ds , Joh n J

1 , 1961 -

CONI'D

SERVICE

3/4 T. Floorm an Cla ssen Floo rm an Cool idg e

MEETING OF MAY

Pejh am , Fata ll ah wharry

, Dona ld M.

(Choa te - Tra nsf

erred

■

4-12-61

3-27-61

Snow , Eurtis

Elv in

Si so.

4-17-61

3/4 T. Flo or ma n

Clas

sen

3-28-61

)

(Dave e - Trans fer red )

■ ■ ,v«.-

Cam pbel l , Euel Richa rd

S200. ■

3-30-61

Rutherfo rd , -Jack D.

SlOO.

4-1l-6l

All scho ol 's Relief Flo or ma n I T. Flo orm an

Joh nso n . tfi ', * * *

REINSTATEMENT

(Sam e Posi tion )

Seebeck , Earnes t

#205.

4-20-61

Roving ^jtch ma n Adm n . BIs DG.

h ■&

Zu ijL-

Retirem ent Parke r , Troy

Head Cust odia n Edison

4-17-61

Engineer , Engineering

4- 21-61 5- 1-61

ENGINEERING -----------or fl O •H -P fl H t <D fl $3 <l> fl g 0 n w 0 fl 0 <D <D ffl K

Resig nation Mull enix , Roy

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PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

REPLACEMENT' APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

' '•‘■Wl r REMARKS

EFFECTIVE DATE

FOOD SERVICE

Resig nations

Hoard , Pau line

Helper Doug las s

Lath rop . Mar y

Coo k Pierce Cook

Mars

ha ll

, Pearl

Mc Intire , May

Nolen , Irene

Help er Doug las s

Zacher y, Ida Bell

4-4-61

Pl ERCE

Helpe r Bryan

... Tuck er , Evel yn

3-8-61 ma rsha ll

4-4-61

.85

4-5-61

Vande vente r , Ina

.85

4-5-61

3-27-61

Tram mell , Gertru de

.80

3-27-61

Coo k

Pl ERCE

Coo k

Pl ERCE-

Help er Bryan

.....i

4-7-61

Help er Cla ss en .Help er Capitol Hill

4“4“6l

Sr .

4-13-61 -

. Retirement

Leverich , Edith

, Pearl

Manag er Capito l Hill Jr .

4-1-61

Truck Driver Main tenance

4-3-61

MAINTENANCE

Resigna tion

Max well , Lonnie Rftir fmpmt

Bats on , Oswa rd

-■

Carp enter Maintena nce

.■■■ *•'/

4-5-61

’

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■

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

’ersonnel Recommendations

it "■

...... .................................

•

Request permission to employ the following in the Maintenance Department?

Maurice El roy Hroch •= Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour = Effective April 7, ’1961. Albert Leger ~ Temporary Laborer = salary $1.25 per hour - Effective April 10 s 1961. Richard. Peterson - Temporary Fenceman •= salary $1.35 per hour - Effective April lit, 1961. Fred Roy Smith ~ Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour “ Effective April 189 1961. Willis Smith - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective April 3$ 1961. Richard Witcher - Temporary Fenceman ■=> salary $1.25 per hour - Effective April 13® 1961.

Change in status of Maintenance Department Personnel? Donald G. Goode - Temporary Skilled Laborer - salary changed from $1.35 to $l.l|.O per hour - Effective April 11, 1961.

TOy Frederick Furr - Temporary Skilled Laborer » salary changed from $l.hO to |$-»U5 per hour - Effective April 11, 1961. 1 Change in status of Service Department Personnel?

C, W. Damron - Floorman at Lincoln - salary$230. per month to Custodian at Edison salary $235. per month - Effective April 17, 1961. John W. Knowlton T. Floorman at Heronville - salary $100. per'month to Full Time Floorman at Coolidge - salary $200. per month - Effective April h, 1961.

Change in status of Food Service Department Personnel?

Fern Bennett ~ Manager at Lee - salary $195. per month to Manager at Southeast salary $275. per month => Effective April 1, 1961.

j '

Iva Alyne Bentley - Manager at Kaiser = salary $215. per month to Secondary Manager in Training at Northwest Classen - salary $275® per month ~ Effective April 15, 1961. Verna Davis - Manager in Training at Capitol Hill Sr. - salary $225. per'month to Manager at Capitol Hill Jr. ■» salary $275. per month - Effective April 1, 1961.

;

Euginie Donihoo - Cook at Taft - salary .95 per hour to Manager in Training at Taft salary $175. per month - Effective April 15, 1961.

Ivis A. Mooney - Cook at Classen - salary $1.00 per hour - to Manager in Training at Classen - salary $175. per month - Effective April 15, 1961. f:

Juanita; Murdock ~ Manager in Training at Central - salary $175. per month to Manager at Cleveland ~ salary $185o per month = Effective April 15, 1961 ‘

Nettie Sue Young - Production Manager at Northwest Classen » salary $225. per month to Manager at Roosevelt - salary $275® per month » Effective April 15, 1961. ‘

..J-

__— --------- —”1 J the rate of .80 per hour. . The following to be elected as substitutes in the Food Service at •y

Nairne

Billie Ann Becker Eileen Goodrich Melba Lee McDaniel Janell Pol-lqp ... Doris S * Vernice

-Sehoel- ■

■

School

.. ■

Northwest Taylor Truman Prairie Queen Putnam-Height;s, Grant

Ruth- Ann Fuller Edith Martin Bessie Pendley Mattie Snyder Vedah Treanor

Prairie Queen Horace Mann Spencer Wheeler Northwest :

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Maintenance Department: Penhission is requested to employ the following people in the Maintenance Department at $35.00 per day, to include the use of a truck and a driver, earned to date as indicated:

William G. Wilson Ray Wilson H. A. Fox E. H. Breedlove

Personnel Re coinmendat lorn

$220.9^ 231.88 231.87 231.87

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made hy Mr. seconded hy Mr. Lott and carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #126 Personnel Approved

Thompson,

It was reported that Mr. Gilbert Robinson had been elected President-Elect of the Oklahoma Education Association, and congratulations were extended to him. GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS The following items #1, #2, and $3 were recommended for action of the Board:

Mr. Robinson Elected President Elecl of OEA Bills and Payrolls Recommended

May 1st, 1961

Item #1

Ratification of April, 1961 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows?

1960-61 General Fund............................. .....

1960-61 Building Levy Fund .......... $ Bond Fund . Item #2

l,292.61iO.8L|. ^5,965.60

.................................... ................................. $___________ 1,608.32

Authority to issue payrolls for May, 1961, in the following estimated amounts.

I960—61 General Fund • •••••..

....

1.3O0«OOOtOQ

1960-61 Building Levy Fund....................................... $_________ 50.000.00______ Bond Fund. . • . . • • • • • • • • .... •

Item #3

2,000.00

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.

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Jills and Payrolls tecommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY 1st, 1961 The Assistant Superintendent and the Business Manager have checked all bills. The Auditor has checked all bills. 1960-61 GENERAL FUND 1959-60 general fund

1958-59 general fund

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY 1959-60 BUILDING LEVY

BOND FUND TOTAL

€ L $ $ $ $

205,569.08

I4OI4.2I4O.9I

3.2U2.27

3,3U5.26

96,626.114 550.10

914,908.06’

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

A & A Lock Shop

Gen.Eqpt.Rpr.

Selected

A & E Equipment

Radio & TV

Low

28.50 30.95 33.60 IUO.20 : 214.08 14.952.60 1.20

237.58 5.714

Allyn & Bacon Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

American Citizenship Training Center

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

American Council on Ed.

Library

Publisher Sei.

7.50

American Ed., Publication

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

1.50

American 'Elec.-Ignition Co *

Pest Control

Low

111. 85

American Heritage

Library

Publisher Sei.

U4.8I4

Amer,. Speech & Hearing Assn.

Library

Publisher Sei.

1,00

Appleton-Century-Crofts

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

10.08

Ela M. Asher

Boarding Sp. Ed.

Spec. Ed. Reimb.

50.00

Assn.Ghildhood Ed. International .

Library

Publisher Sei.

Ao T * ?& So F0 Rjr 0

Travel

Board Action

2.00

2.62 322.05

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

1 |Bills and Payrolls Recommended

’

3: *ft

-A.

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) Associated Pub. Sch. System

Period.&Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

72.00

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt .

Selected

75.00

Barada 4 Page Company

S^fct.Spls.

Low

Basic Books Publishing Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

12.90

Betty Bidwell

Sp. Education

Spec.Ed.Reimb.

50.U0

Bioscope Mfg. Co.

Rpr. Inst. Eqpt.

.^Standard

9.10

The Black & Decker Mfg.Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

1.60

Paul Blakeney Company

Pest Control

Low

The Book-of-the-Month Club

Library

Publisher Sei.

11.09

Bowman Records

Library

Publisher Sei.

I18.OO

Brandt’s Red Bud

Home Ec.

Selected

Branham’s Inc.

Business Office

Low

Brsiniff Airways

Travel

Board Action

Bob Brown Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Buck’s Cycle Shop

Pest Control

Low

Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc.

Phys. Education

Selected

Bureau of Publications

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Library

11U.00

26.90

212.55 189.93

■

I4.02 .lj.8

19.25 26.00

115.25 100.95

15.95 5.05 9.30

30.30

2'Uc

‘

li.5<] I1

9.211 9.21; 11.23

■

29.71 29.88

Mr. ”C” Supermarket

Home Ec.

Selected

Carpenter Paper Co.

Printing Gen. Instruc. Radio & TV Oust. Supplies Storeroom Stock

Low

Bob Cates

Custodial Supplies

Low

Center of Latin American Studies, Univ, of Cal.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Chamber of Commerce of USA

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Childrens Record Reviews

Period.&Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

10.00

Chilton Co. Book Div.

Library

Publisher Sei.

• - •

8.511

108.80 8.82 6.1;0 6.62 115.00

- 175.611 -

28.60

‘ 13.50. 1.00

2‘.00

m.50

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and

Payrolls Kecommended

•/=•.......................................... t -Vs*

“3“'

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) Xr-'

<■

;r ' '

■

Public Carrier

Agreement

Driver Training

Sele cted

Gity of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

17.00

City of the Village

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

50.10;

Classen Plating Co.

Rpr.Inst. Eqpt.

Selected

5.00

Colgate-Palmolive Co.

Cust.Supplies

Low

Collins Dietz Morris Co.

Cust. Supplies

Low

F.E. Compton & Company

Library

Board Action

Laurance D. Cone, Ph.D.

Consultants

Agreement

Contemporary Films, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Selected

Cook Electric Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock

Low

Coronet Films

Audio Radio Audio Title Audio

Vis.Mtrls. & TV Vis.Mtrls. 111, Film Vis.Mtrls.

•

-■'

Publisher Selec.

Board Action

6.50 5.00

11.50

286.7b ^b.oo ■ 292.05 -i 10 .lib

90.00 v 327.00

150.00 220.00 137.50 U20.00 5Uo.oo 220.00

1,687.50

27.20 16.25 92.50

135.95

Lib. Supplies

Coward McCann, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.59

Curriculum Advisory Serv.

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

2Li.5O

Crowell Collier Pub. Co.

Library

Board Action

Mr. Don de Steiguer

Consultants

Agreement

Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.

Radio & TV

Low

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Selected

Documentary Photo Aids

Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

82.50

Dodd, Mead & Co.Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.55

Dollie’s Ceramics

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Gen. Instruc. Lib. Supplies Miscel.

Standard

Standard Selected Low

' Cory’s Motion Picture Eqpt. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

2,358.65

City: Bus Company ,5s- \v. City Sprfhg Works '=

Low

I8I1.OO 9.76 177.60 11.52 6.U5 16.9h

212.51 •

72.51 7.5o 5.85 8.28

21.63

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

,,,

1...

1960=61 GENERAL FUND (Contiilued)

-5-

Doubleday & Company,Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Dowlings, Inc.

■Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Rpr.Inst. Eqpt.

Standard

Downtown Chevrolet Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Bill Doyle

Audio Vis.Mtrl Storeroom Stock Adult Sch.Supplies Instruc. Office

Low

Purchasing Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Engineer

'Standard Low

Office Machines

Standard

11.57

12.30 26.00 29.90 85 * 5 ,1.75 14.18 7.UU 8.00 25.70 31.05 95.36

255.52

1.56 k_ 6.08 261;. 00 17.50 14.00 3.60 9.10 11.90 4,50 15.00 11;. 80 5.00 6.00

1+00.58

Dulaney’s

Electronic Splys.

Low

108.00 53.98

161.98

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Office Machines

Low Standard

556.50 6.75 6.I4O 35.0’9 7.00

500.65

Educational Pub. Corp.

Library

Publisher Sei.

22.95

Alvin R. Eggeling

Travel

Board Action

89.13

Electronic- Business Mach.

Purchasing

Low

25.25

Educational Testing Serv.

Title V-NDEA Splys. Low

173.81

Encyclopaedia Britannica,

Library

Board Action

Expression Company

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

Mrs. Jerry Farnham

Boarding Sp.Ed.

Sip.Ed.Reimb.

Fearon Publishers, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

1.15

Field Enterprises Ed.Corp.

Library

Publisher Sei.

235.98

Film Associates of Calif.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

726.35 8.35

; - 50.00

150.00

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

C3^OB

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

•

£ .

■

Films for Ed. Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Fireside Theatre

Library

Publisher Sei.

First National Mgmnt. Corp. TV Rental Eqpt.

15.00 .10

15.10 6.60 hj

557.63

Rental Agreement

Fish TV Serv. Co.

Electronic Splys.

Standard

12.50

The Fle'ck Bearing Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Low

19.113

Folkway Records

Title 111, Film

Publisher Sei.

236.70

Follett Publishing Co.

Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sei.

16.95

The Fox Rig & Lbr. Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

The Fox-Vliet Drug’Co.

Cust. Supplies

Low'

Ben Franklin Store

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

|Frith Films

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

130.00

, Gaines “Sixteen” Films Co.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

1113.09

Home Ec.

Selected

■

F-'

■■

Gambles

■

The Garrard Press

■

Irwin C. Gaumer

■

Library Gen. Instruc.

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Publisher Sei..

Board Action

6.30

to.03

21.90 1111.17 12. Op

78.07

9.U2 28.05 .711 22. hh

60.65

1,607.05. 153.00 10.00 3.do

1,773.05

. '

. j

U8;96 192.00

Gaylord Brothers, Inc.

Library Splys.

Selected

E.C. Glisan Market

Home Ec.

Selected

General Electric Co.

Rpr. Inst. Eqpt.

Selected

26.10

General Electric Supply

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

113.67

The Glidden Co.

Indus. & Voc.

Board Action

27.12

Golden Press, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

7.72

Library

Publisher Sei.

.11.29

Library

Publisher Sei.

12.00

Library

Publisher Sei-.

35.67

;

'Harcourt, Brace & World, Haifejw Publishing Corp.

21x0.96

183.57

j 1 j

Harpe^ & Brothers

- -

8.76 26.91

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

-6.

1960-61GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst. Eqpt * Adult Sch.Suplys. Prp.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard Selected

Cust. Supplies

Board Action

Harvard Univ. Press

Library

D.C. Heath and Company Ernest M. Hodnett

11.35 8.20 10.20 25.30 W * 8.23 10.93 7.911 716.211

791.39

Publisher Sei.

2.U9 2.72

5.-21

Gen. Instruc. Library

Publisher Sei.

11.22

Consultants

Agreement

9.76 9.76

19.52

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

1.70 1.00

2.70

Holt, Rinehart and Winston

Library,Title 111, Bks,Records

Publisher Sei

11.00 39.93

113.93

Hossfeld Mfg. Co.

Library Supplies

Publisher Sei.

Houghton Mifflin Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Humpty-Dumpty Super Mkt.

Home Ec.

Selected

Hunzicker Bros.

Ind. & Voc.

Low

Hydraulic Eqpt. Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Ideal Pictures

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Hohmann & Brown Appliance

Indiana University

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Board Action

9.36

110.00

36.00

;

112.36 53.711

3.67 7.66 300.00

U5o.oo

163.OO 1

11.33 750.00

Industrial Arts Supply

Furn.Rpr .Mtrls.

Low

The Institute for Research

Library

Publisher Sei.

9.98

The Institute for Social Science Research

Library

Publisher Sei.

: 11.50

International Bus .Machine Corporation

IBM Eqpt.Rental

Rental Agreement 1,635.00 80.67 3U.15

Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Co.

Myrl Ives

Ind. & Voc. Printing

Low Selected

Sp. Education

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

21.60

11.25 17.25 20.35

1,7119.82

118.85 .110.00

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Johnson "Who. Elec.

Publisher Sei.

Jones Boys #6

Home Ec.

Selected

Fred Jones Ford

Driver Training Ma int-Tire s-Tube s

Agreement Standard

Journal Films, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Board Action

Kamp Bros. Grocery

Home Ec.

Selected

26.25 65 9 * 2

92.17

1.50 99.20 17.78 119.06

136.81; . 150o00

■

92.23 51.211 61. hit

^OLt.91

;

190.00

;

3.12

;

Kee Lox Mfg. Co.

Storeroom Stock

Low

■

Charlyce R. King

Consultant

Agreement

S.H. Kress & Company

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Language Training Aids, Inc.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Library Service Company

19.h9 33.00

j '•.'7

Library Supplies

. Library Title 111, Bks. Title 111, Bks. Title 111, Bks. Library Title 111, Bks. Library Gen. Instruc. Library

Publisher Sei.

Board Action

Publisher Sei.

5-79 J 626.37 5OU.U2 322.79 657.£6 207.17 112.28 610.99 19.1U 17.53

•

■ 1

•

. ,

$,078.25

The A. Lietz Company

Ind. & Voc.

Low

Life Filmstrips

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Francis R. Line Films

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Board Action

J.B. Lippincott Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Little, Brown & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.9h

Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.20

L & S Bearing Company

Pest Control

Low

The MacMillan Co.

....... ■

Selected

Joint Council on Economic Ed. Library

Library of Congress Card Division

•

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Driver Training

“7“

Adult Sch.Splys. Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

1110.00

6.00 UllO.OO

99 * 7 1.98

9.97

3.36 *3h U5.U9' 2.30

3.70 , j '-w ■

;;

117.79

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

-8-

Makins Concrete Co.

Physical Ed. ;

Brd. Ac t. Agreement

Marshall Jones Co.

Title lll,Bks,Flm.

Selected

Mr. T.C. McCourry

Land & Bldg.Rental

Agreement

129.00'

Riley McCullough

Monthly Dump. Priv.

Agreement

60.00;

McGraw Hill Book Co.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei. Board Action

Medical Plastics Lab. Melton Co.,Inc. Charles E. Merrill Books

Metropolitan Water Co.

Mideke Supply Company

Miller Jackson Ob.

l.ho

120.09 270.lt

390.23

Title 111,Maps, Bks. Film

Selected

Gen. Instruc. Supplies

Board Action Low

81.26 3.00

8h.26i

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

6.99 7.80 .97 16.80 3.97 6.22

hl.99?

Water & Sewerage

Ind. & Voc. Ind..& Voc. Furn.Rpr.Mtrl. Ind. & Voc. Engineer Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Utilities

Low

Standard

Selected Mid-West Surgical Supply Company

29.89

.Supplies

298.00,

200.99 31.20 go. 29

282.UO

163.99 U6.96 hl. 90 13.20 3.9h 9.97 9.79 33.60 18.93

i i i : f

3hO.6h

Selected

Electronic Supplies Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Miller-Norris Co.,Inc.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Low

R.G. Miller

Consultant

Board Action

Milner-Fenwiek,Inc

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Mobil Oil Company

Vehic. H.D. Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

Low

Monroe Calculating Mach. Company

Ind. & Voc.

Standard

Moofre’s Cycle & Supply

Pest Control

Selected

8.90

18.37 93.27

71.6h

32.ho 290.00 70.00 1,079.08 16.83

1,091.91

l.ho

■

6.60

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

3ills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

5.50 11.10

Mooris Chevrolet, Inc.

Driver Training

Agreement

William Morrow and Co.Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.20

Mrs. Chester Moseley

Boarding Sp.Ed.

Spec.Ed.Reimb.

50.00

National Ed. Association

Audio Vis.^trls. Title 111, Bks. Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sei.

16.60

■d

25.00 6.30 16.00 .b5

U7-75

j I

I g;-

I; IB

National Theatre Supply National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Standard

W.R. Nevin

Sp. Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

Nofick Brothers, Inc. A 1

Printing

Low

raw Norton & Co.,Inc. 'sP'

Title V-Supplies NDEA

Ohio State Univ.Pub. Okla.City Asso. of Insur. Oklahoma City Linen Serv.

Library

Publisher Sei.

16.50 16.50

33.00 * M

10.25 i&o b8.b5 116.Uo

16b. 85

13.66

Publisher Sei. Board Approval Board Action

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water- & Sewerage

Utilities

Okla. Coca Cola Bottling Company

Library Supplies

Low

5.00

Oklahoma Elec. Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst. Eqpt.

Standard

3.50

Okla. Gas & Elec. Co.

Electricity

Utilities

Okla. Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply

Cust. Supplies

Low

Okla. Natural Gas Co.

Heat

Utilities

Oklahoma Oxygen Co.

Ind. & Voc.

Brd.Act.Agreement

-t

X-

Gurn.Rpr.Mtrls. Ind. & Voc.

122.80

6,337.b8

bO,832.91

80.00

12.81 2.56 2.56 2.56 3b.37 b.bO 1.922.56 7.59 1.31 7.59

10.00 90,113.79

95.00 12.00 7.36 8,lili

2,56] 3b.92^

• 1

3.62 10.011

Library Supplies Insurance Laundry Exp. Home Ec. Home Ec.

Standard

Custodial Spls.

20,706.IQ

117.71

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

-10-

.Period & Nwsprs.

Publisher

Gen. Instruc. Library Splys. Title 111,Maps Furn.Rpr .Mtrls.

Selected

Board Action Low

O.K. Stamp & Seal Co.

Purchasing

Low

Charlie Pacey, Ed.Films

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Board Action

The Okla. Publishing Co.

Oklahoma Seating Co.

59.110 17.18 H1.50 ho.50 1190.00

562.18 ho.oo

315.00 625.00 165.00 115.00

■

.-t

■'S

Title 111, Film

Publisher Sei.-

Photo Methods for Industry

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Pipkin Photo Service

Radio & TV

Low

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

Wanda Ponder

Consultants

Agreement

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

Postmaster

Postage

Board Action

Postmaster

Postage

Standard -

300.00

Postmaster

Adult Sch.Splys.

Standard

177.50

Prentice-Hall,Inc .

Library

Publisher Sei.

Prime Petroleum Prod.Inc.

Vehic.H.D.Vehic.’Regj.

Low

Progressive Pictures

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

The Phychological Corp.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Driver Training

Agreement

Pugh Holmes Mtr. Co.

1,220.00 '-..j

5.00

* 13.5U 138.116 1U.52

'152.984

9.1111

300.00!

1,160.00

12.59 211.82

37.111

1,073.85-

2,305.-118 15.75

■ 88.25 h-5.35

133.60

17; 60 1.50

19.10

Raders Mobil Service

Driver Training

Selected

1.00

Radio Supply, Inc..

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

5.31

Rand McNally & Co.

Title 111, Maps

Board Action

Mrs. Scott Reed

Spec. Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

Red Rock Petroleum Co.

Opr. Gas & Oil

Brd.Act .Agreement

Reinhold Pub. 0®rpv

‘

Library

Publisher Sei.

2hLi.20 .20

21111.110

g; ■••-•F . ..

6.118 . ^8.75,p7

6.,§y

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

-Il-

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

Remington Rand Div. of Sperry Rand

Office Machines

Standard

3.90 -'■ •& *

Rice Machinery

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

27.8£ i.3o 6.2I4. 2.00 3.2$ l.$0

UU.31i

Mildred Rickard

Travel

Board Action

Gilbert L. Robinson

Travel

Board Action

^.32

Robinson Janitor Supply

Custodial Supplies

Low

73.20

Rockwell Mfg. Co.

Driver Training

Standard

,Mary S. Rosenberg

Title 111, Books

Rbthchild Film Corp.

79^0

212.81 111.66

227.117

Publisher Sei.

6.2$ .29

6.311

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei

7$.00 .$(1

73.30

Royal McBee Corp.

Instruc. Office

Low

Hollis Russell, Bookseller

Radio & TV

Selected

$.00

Safeway Stores Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

13.311

Safeway Store #80

Home Ec.

Selected

77.72

Scienoe Research Asso.Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Science Serv. Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Gen. Instruc. Scott Chevrolet Co.

Driver Training

Agreement

28.80

11.73 .39 39.00 1.78

72.92

11.13 1.00 3.30

84$

23.10 m.6$

37.7$

Scott, Forssman & Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

13.28

The Service Bureau Corp.

Business Office

Selected

3.3o

Service Supply, Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

9.16

Sesac, Inc.

Radio, TV

Selected

36.06

Severin Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Radio & TV

Selected :

Sharp & Nichols Music

$1.00 I1.30

33.30 7.30

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) Simpson-Horton

Driver Training

Agreement

Singer Sewing Mach.Co. 1116 West Main

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Home Ec. Gen.Eqpt.Rpr.

Selected Standard

Singer Sewing Machine Co. . Singer Sewing Machine Co.

J a spe r Sipe s Sch .Bk.Dept.

. Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl

17.08

13.21 37.60 *

2.g8 2h. 9:g

57.91j 18.68’ U2.gO 3.21

Publisher Sei.

Library

Skil Corporation

Rpr. Inst. Eqpt.

go. 81

137.78

1.34. 11.90 1.20

Standard

163.91 30.00

.H1.I16

Sky Service Co.

Flight Training Land & Bldg.Rntl.

Selected Rental Agreement

Smith-Corona Supply Prod.

Library Supplies Instruc. Office

Low

Charles Co Snyder

Land & Bldg.Rntl.

Board Action

30,00

L.D. Sollenberger

Spec. Education

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

260I1O

Soundac Pro du®b ions

Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

Southwest Warehouse

Elec. Expense

Board Action

29.00

Southwest News&Photo Serv.

Radio & TV

Selected

33.00

Southwestern Bell Tel.Co.

Telephone

Utilities

Spanish Music Center,Inc.

Title lllsMaps,Bks.

Publisher Sei.

Spencer Press, Inc.

Library

Publisher, Sei.

Spencer Water Department

Water

Utilities

Square Dance Associates

Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sei.

7.19 lg.8h '

23.D3!

Stanley Bowmar Co. Inc.

Title 111, Books Title 111, Bks,Flm.

Board Action Publisher Sei.

122.00 u Ug.UO 1

168.30.

State Agency For Surplus Property

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

7.32

.Stechert-Hafner

Title 111, Books

Publisher Sei.

6.39

'The-Ssteck Company

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Rpr„Instrue.Eqpt.

Selected .

Stephens Bros.Piano Serv.

193.91

;

17.00 33.00

go. 00

hoo.oo

6s771.O2' 6.I161

•

; : U9O.33 9.80

II.20'

32.30 6.$0 ■< lU.g© i Hi.go’- • lg.gO 33’. go - :

> [ 102. gq.

nnanaoMOMm'-.^.

•

J 1 ‘J

'• .1.- \i. .itw

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended - --- ---------------- ----

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued) ■■ ■ Bill Story Fire & Safety Co Fire Extinguisher

■-

:>■

Brd.Act.Agreement

1(0.75 5*25 123.30

1(0.00

D.A. Strickland

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

Swiss National Tourist Off.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

2.00,

Teaching Film Custodians

Gen. Ins true.

Publisher Sei

’ 100.00 • ’

Mary A. Thacker

Clerk

Petty Cash Reimbursement

Charles C. Thomas Pub.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Thompson Book & Supply Co. (Ada)

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Board Action

Thompson Sch. Bk.Dept.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co.

Engineer

Low

Trice Who. Electronics

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

195.98 '

'■

5.05

91(7.10 i

g 79.1(0 230.93s

28.77

J31O.33

f..

83.57 7 • f«36.32 1(8.19 55.65 2.95 mnonoai

t 236.1(3

B.00

| '

2.16

7.89

The Univ, of Chicago Press

Period&Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

Univ, of Michigan Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Univ, of Minn. Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Univ, of Oklahoma

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Univ, of Southern Cal.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

118.75 6.65

U.S. Printing Office

Radio & TV Inst. Offices

Publisher Sei.

2.50 2.00

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.75

Vantage Press Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

1.59

Varityper Corp.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Vaseco Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei

Utah State Dept.Pub.Instruc.

Title 5-NDEA Suplys. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Veasey Drug Co.

Radio & TV

Low

’

2U.19

♦

125.1(0 U.50

35<.97

90.00 h2.50 , 20.00 50.00

202.50

3U.15'

■

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

-J 1960-61 GENERAL FUND (Continued)

The Viking Press, Inc.

Library

Publisher

J. Weston Walch,Pub.

Library

Publisher Sel.

Warp Pub. Company

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sel.

Franklin Watts, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sel.

Wayne State Univ.

Title 111,Films

Board Action

29.?r. ■ w.

2. $b $.73

5~-"5

$10.00

SA'-’

Weber Costello Co.

Library

Publisher Sel.

West Chemical Products,

Custodial Supplies

Low

Western Bank and Office Supply Co.

Clerk

Western Newspaper Union

Low .Selected

$.00 169.20

Printing

Low Standard

11.00 $.10

Western Union Telegraph

Tel.& Telegraph

Utilities

Western Uniform & Towel Service

Ind. & Voc.

Brd.Act.Agreement

20.12 2.$0 22. 70 2.9b

Hi. 10 bib.00

1711.20 16.10 'i 13.02 j

i j W3.26

John Wiley & Sons,Inc.

Library

Publisher Sel.

$J? ’

Wilmac Recorders

Title 111,Maps, Film, Books

Publisher Sel.

32.I9 '

F.W. Woolworth Co.

Gen. Inst.

Selected

Word. Making Productions

Gen. Inst.

Publisher Sel.

bl. 6;b

The World Publishing Co.

Library

Publisher Sel.

6.118

Carpenter Paper Co

Oust. Supplies

Board Action

Bill Doyle

Personnel,Suplys.

Selected

The Hollinger Corp

Lib. Suplys-Rebind. Selected

Library Service Co

Lib.&TxBk Supplies

19$9~6O GENERAL FUND

Agreement

1958-^I^NERAL fund

—.......'

. .. StanSwabientific Co

Sc.Eqptrg&Tnstr.Splys.

Board;Action; --

1.03 11,21

f 12.2b

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

" "n-'g

f s

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

American Elec.Ignition Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

Amis & Kelly Construction

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Anchor Post Products

Mtrl“Grounds

Low

A.R.K. Mfg. Go.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Low Letter Bid

Auto Parts & Machine Co

Vehic.H.fi

Selected

35.00

183.60 296.80 7.U2 3.20

Vehic.Reg

Barber’s Glass & Mfg. Co

Vehic.Reg.

Selected

Beckmans Elec.Roto Rooter Service

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

The Black & Decker Mfg. Co

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Mark Blodgett Insulation Co

Mtrl-Bldg

Low Letter Bid

The Boardman Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bid

Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

Branham’s, Inc.

Instrue.Off. Rpls.Non Inst.Mtrl

Low Letter Bid Low

Builders Const.Co.

Est.#l, Hoover Jr. (Construction)

Board Action

Butler Shade Co.

Mtrl-Bldg

Brd.Act.Agreement

H.J. Butterly, Inc.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Capitol Steel & Iron Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Bob Gates

Mtrl-Bldg Vehic-Reg

Low

Cathy Roofing Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

City Auto Parts

Vehic. Reg

Selected

Cook Elec. Supply Co.

Mtrl. Bldg

Low

Crane Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bid Low

328.70 62,95

Vehic-Reg.

Low

206.32 2T»20

Dist. Co.

dffi.

10.20 2.65

57WO V9.00 *

’

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

-16-

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued) ; Devo/’^int Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Br4.Act .Agreement

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mtrl-Grounds

Brd. Act .Agreement

720.00

19.50 30. ),7 36.00 ii.5o

97.h7

Dowlings, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

200.00

Drillers Engine & Supply

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

9.55

Electronic Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. Title 111,Eqpt.

Selected Board Action

Emsco Electric' Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

The Gordon E * Ervin Co. / Federal Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

10 >o5h.75f 1 11V - •

10,060.31

6.00 id

56. h0#:

ho .00 ' * 159.36V. 2hO.hO • 235.17 72.00

803.3?

U.U2 2h.8O

Low Selected

Forest Nursery Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

General Electric Co.

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action

ls378.3O

General Elec.Servicenter

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

General Elec. Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

General Truck Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Standard

F.E. Georgia Supply Co. •

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

The Glidden Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Brd.Act.Agreement

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Selected Brd.Act.Agreerne nt

19.50 112.79

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Maint- Dept.Bldg. Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

53.70: 58.ho 1.92; 50.00 ' 379.03 22.90 5.00 . 9.30 it

Mtrl-Bldg. L

Standard

’

13.75 i

Vehic-H.D.

Henry Eqpt. Company

! i

5.56^

The Fleck Bearing Co.

Mtrl-Grounds Vehic-Reg.

■

29.22

10.25 .28

222.01 7.UO

56.25 ■

10.53

$ 229.hl

23.17

57.8C 672.0c io

132.2$

0 -

■■

>1 : .1i

580.2|

- y

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

I ■

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (Continued) Selected

H & H Eqpt. Co

Vehic-Reg

Selected

Bill Hinkle Trucking Serv.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

19.50

HiWay Used Equipment Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

Uo.oo

Hoover Brothers, Inc

Research Office

Board Action

70'. 17

Hoover Equipment Go

Vehic-Reg

Selected

A.C. Horn Co. of Texas

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

Hunzicker Bros

Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Grounds

Low Selected

100.00 70.00

Industrial Arts Supply

Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected Low

25.90 U71.7O

International Harvester Co

Vehic-H.D.

Standard Selected

18.37 5.52

Johnson Serv. Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bid

Johnson Wiolesale Electron

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Fred Jones Ford

Vehic-Reg.

Standard

Jones-Newby Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

J & R Supply Co.

H.E. Leonhardt Lumber Co

63.07

Vehic-Reg

Kilpatrick Brothers

; ■

;

Herb Welding & Radiator

L & S Bearing Co.

5.85

262.50

170.00 U97.6O

23.89s

19.68

17.91 U.U7 25.i|6 22.17 13.72 7.29 1.73

Mtrl-Bldg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Rsg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Selected

1.92 3.5U 17.16 13.59 .lit. 80 26.51

Title Vlll, Eqpt. Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Title Vlll,Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

1’ Z '

‘

121.00 .

Selected

■

8.U2

* M

-S'.

83.73 j

"S'-

■

L1.63.L1U 89.28 217.UU

9.02

77.52

770.161

155.25 22U.96 178.66 128.00 639.60 18.96 18.00 1.36

1- ■

; 1,326.U7

38.32

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D "E“

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND 3-25 16.06 96.38 1489.30 8U3.00 ,298-56

Makins Concrete Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Mideke Supply Company

U5.01 375.00 23.b0f£ 6.60 1.73

Low

Mtrl-Bldg

Selected

Morgensen Lumber Co

Low

Mtrl-Bldg

2,7h6.55

Selected

69.12 20.88 18.50

108.50

9h.02

Oil Filter Co.

Vehic-Reg

Low

Okla. Oxygen Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Paschal P. Paddock

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Pallady Welding & Eqpt

Vehic.H.D.

Selected

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

113.10 25.52

138.62

Poe’s Motor Supply

Mtrl-Bldg. Vehic-Reg

Low

11.3U 22.69 53.20

j' -Vi 87.23

Mtrl-Bldg.

Agreement

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

Service Supply,Inc

Sele cted

■

12.30 7.68

19.9'8

97.78 15.6h lj.6.83

6247

iioo.od

10.00 7.60

■- ; i

■. 17.6c! , I 809.00 .-I 171.75

Severin Supply Go

New Sch.'Shop Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

S & H Shade Co;,Inc

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Sharp & Nichols Music Co

New & Rpls.of Eqpt. Board Action

Southwest Parts Corp

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

6. 61.

Southwest Tile Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

18.00

State Agency for Surplus Property

Maint-Dept .Bldg.

Selected

Steel Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg

Low

2,051.85

4- ■ '

I i

169.67 16.55 256.79

' }.'■ i .. < | 35.00

)

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

’: •”

-* 1*—.............

..............

19J<|M1 BUILDING LEVI FUND (Continued)

j^mm^ns EngineejMi^g'iOo * - 'T^aco Inc * Mar^ Thacker •■• 3

Mtrl-Bldg.

-19-

■ • AStandard

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Grounds Buildings Vehic-Reg

Petty Cash Reimb.

1U6.U6 7.26

71.82 9.66 21.03

102.51

Timpson Book & Supply Go.

Instruc. Off Safety Ed.

Board Action

00 * 135

Triangle School Eqpt. Go.

Title lll,Rqpt.

Board Action

235.U5

Trioe Who. Electronics

Mtrl-Bldg.

^elected

A2.7O

U.S. Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

3^-OLi

Vaseco Inc.

Adult Sch.Eqpt. All Sch.Furn Title Hl., <Eqpt.

Low Board Action

R.H. Vaughn Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

11.32

Ward Bros. Truck Parts

Vehic-H.D.

Sele cted

375.00

Waugh Brothers Supply

Mtrl-Bldg

Low

325.00 220^00 220.00

17.16 62.65 . 2U.U8

765.00

10^.29

W St W Steel Company

Mtrl-Bldg,

Selected

88 * $9

Wylie-Stewart Machine Co*

Vehic-H.D

Selected

31.07

R.A. Young & Son, Inc

Vehic. H.D.

Standard

22.66

Music Inst.

Selected

r; 50.00

Mtrl-Bldg.Rpr.

Standard

W1.00

Capitol Stage Eqpt. Co.

Rpls.Stage Set.

Low

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.-Rpr.

Board Action

' Bissell Builders Supply

1959-60 BUILDING LEVY A St W Violin Shop

90.20

379.00 6.90

385.90

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

5WF

BOND FUND

'Butler Shade Co.

Northeast Eqpt. ’Willow Brook Eqpt. Star Elem.Modm.

Bd.Act.Agreement

C 126.00 330.06

Low

150.00

-20-

600.00

Butts Electric Supply

Star Elem.Modrn.

Board Action

923. u

Commercial Eqpt. Company

Willow Brook Eqpt.

Board Action

515.00

Cost on-Frankfurt-Short

Est. #1-H.Hoover

Board Action

1,2711.30

The Dolese Company

Star Elem.Modrn. Moon Remod.

Low Bd.Act.Agreemeitt?

R.Duane Conner

Est. #9, Sunset School

Board Action ,

Dulaney’s

Northeast Eqpt.

Low

Gardner Hotel Supply Co.

Willow Brook Eqpt.

Board Action

1189.00 1,285.00

1,7711.00

Virgil Greene Company

Jefferson Eqpt. Willow Brook

Board Action

9,302.15 296.80

1 9,598.95

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Low

The Heaney Project

Parkings Paving & Sewer

Board Action

Kitchen Interiors

Northeast Eqpt.

Selected

W.R. Lowe Building Co.

Est. #9, Sunset

Board Action

Makins Concrete Co.

Star Elem.Modrn.

Bd.Actn. Agreement

Mideke Supply Co.

Star Elem.Modm.

Low

Miller Floor Covering

Northeast Eqpt.

Low

Milner Construe. Co.

Est. #9, Star Spen. Board Action Est. #9, Willow Brook

Okla. Electrical Supply Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

Oklahoma Seating Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

11,556.36 887.02 303.20 1108.00 Low 1135.70 20.90 Low Letter Bid. 926.25

Miscellaneous

Selected

Northeast Eqpt.

Okla. Testing Lab.

118.80 9.20

128.00 82.25

1115.00

25.00 1,350.55 ‘

20.00

5,503.119 111.16 71.28

112.1111

115333

117.00' 25,276.60 15,681.28

13,957.88 3,1196.00.

Board Action

111,537.113 ■

175.00 •1

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and ; Payrolls Recommended

0 •

-21.

BOND W

Star Elem. Modern

Low

150.00

Standard Roofing & Mtrl

Storm Damage

Low

66.00

Tankersley Const. Co.

Est« #11|. -Jefferson

Board Action

12,633,00

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF APRI£ 1961 (General Fund) 119,35U.6U

State Contribution Fund

Social Security

Taxes.

Blanche F. Titus

School Election

Board Action

100.00

Census Enumerators

Cencus

;Board Action

ll,705.42

-1-

R. #127 Bills and Payrolls Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott 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 $4o4,240.91 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #128 Purchase of Clock Repair Parts Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of clock repair parts from the low bidders, Miller Jackson-Radio Company in the amount of $111.50 and the Simplex Time Recorder Company in the amount of $1,167 -4-5 - total $1,278.95, "the purchase to be charged to Account BL-620-d. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #129 Purchase of Cabinets,Equip Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of card file cabinets and equipment to be used by the Research Department, from the low bidder, Barry Wright Corporation; the purchase in the amount of $844.00 to be charged to Account BL-IO3O-B-8. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #130 Purchase of Class Record Books Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch class record books for use by the purchase in the amount of on roll call with all members

R. #131 Purchase of Stamped Envelopes Approved

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of 25,000 four-cent special stamped envelopes at $46.40 per thousand, total $1,160.00, these envelopes to be used to mail student report cards in secondary schools at the end of the current school year; the purchase to be charged to Account 120-q. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #132 Quotations on Electronic Equipment Not Accepted

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch that no quotations on electronc trainers equipment be accepted and that new quotations be requested. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

Food Service Statement Submitted

A copy of "Central Food Service Department Financial Statement as of March 31, 1961" was submitted as information to the Board.

Report on Building Projects

Report on building projects was given as follows:

BUILDINGS

(1)

(2) (3) R. #133 Adjournment

and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of 3500 all schools from the low bidder, Oklahoma Binding Company, $950-00 to be charged to Account 240-M. The motion carried present voting "Aye."

The Star-Spencer Junior-Senior High School addition will be ready for use the latter part of the week of April 24; The classroom area, the kitchen and all-purpose areas at Willow Brook School are in use; The Jefferson Junior High School will be accepted May 1 or shortly thereafter.

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was ma by Mr. Lott,} and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST Approved the

by Mr. Thompson, seconded

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1961 â–

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (JF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1961 AT U:3O P.M. PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Wm. F. Lott, Vice President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Melvin W. Barnes, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Dr. N. L. George, and Dr. Jack F. Parker - Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Bill Haller, Tom Smith,:and G. L. Robinson - Directors; David Light, Chief Accountant; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Frances Bailey, Classroom Teachers Representative; Nora Bell Oringderff, Oklahoma City Times; Tom Lee of The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

Invocation

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, the following resolutions of appreciation were approved:

IN APPRECIATION OF MR. R. BEN BROWN

The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing of Mr. R. Ben Brown May 16, 1961. Mr. Brown taught in Texas and Oklahoma before joining the Oklahoma City School System in 1922 as a teacher at Capitol Hill Junior High School and became Principal of that school in 1929* He transferred to Roosevelt as Principal In 19U5 and became the Director of Research in 1951, where he served in that capacity until his retirement in June 1956.

Those who were associated with Mr. Brown held him in high esteem. He was understanding and sympathetic with the children and will long be remembered by students and co-workers.

In his association with others he was most appreciative, cheerful, and optimistic. He carried responsibility willingly and effectively, was loyal and cooperative. He was alperson of dignity, which won the admiration of others as his other qualities won their love and respect.

Mr. Brown received his MA and BA degrees from Oklahoma University. He was a member of the University Place Christian Church, all professional organizations, Phi Delta Kappa, past President of the Capitol Hill Kiwanis Club, a member of the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce, and served as a member of the YMCA World Service Committee. The Board of Education wishes to express sincere appreciation for the many years of faithful and effective service which Mr. Brown gave to the Oklahoma City Public Schools and to extend profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family.

IN APPRECIATION OF MR. CLAUDE C. HINER The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the death of Mr. Claude C. Hiner, May 3, 1961. Mr. Hiner joined the Oklahoma City School System in 195^ as a Relief Fireman. He served as Custodian at Central High School, Northwest Classen High School, and joined the staff at Jackson Junior High School in 1957 as Head Custodian.

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. Hiner's years of faithful service to the Oklahoma City Public Schools, and extends its profound sympathy to the members of the bereaved family.

R. #13^ Resolutions of Appreciation Approved_______ R. Ben Brown, Claude C.Hiner

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1961 - CONT'D

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT^- CONT'D

R- #135 Approval to Pay Consultant Fee

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch : to approve recommendation to pay Mrs. Herman W. Parsons a consultant and accompanist fee of $93-00 for work with the choral group at Star-Spencer High School. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

GENERAL BUSINESS AND PURCHASING R- #136 Purchase of Science Equipnent Approved

Motion was made by Mrs..Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of science equipment for use by all schools from the following companies: Triangle Blue Print Co. La Pine Scientific Co. Denoyer Geppert Co. Dowlings, Inc. W. H. Curtin Welch Scientific Co. A. J. Nystrom Co.

$ 8,627.60 255-50 6O1+.5O 2,519-00 317-60 206.U8 212.50 Totalâ€”-$12,7^3.18

This purchase is to be charged to Account G-1030-J and was approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. Quotations were received in response to the attached Notice. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R- #137 Purchase of Encyclopedias Approved

_ d by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of encyclopedias for use at Jefferson Junior High School from the following companies:

Field Enterprise Educational Corp F. E. Compton Co.

8UO.93 67U.IO

Total--- $1,515.03

This purchase is to be charged to Account G-1030-K. with all members voting "Aye."

On roll call, the motion carried

R- #138 Purchase of Repair Parts Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of repair parts for vocational equipment to be used by all secondary schools, from the following companies: Oliver Machinery Company in the amount of $107.85, and Hart Industrial Supply Company in the amount of $1,739-80 - total $1,8^7-65; the purchase to be charged to Account 620-A. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R- #139 Purchase of Cilns Approved

Mr. Lott moved approval to purchase kilns for use at U. S. Grant and Northwest Classen high schools from the company submitting the low quotation, Oklahoma Seating Company; the purchase in the amount of $1,028.96 to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-C9- The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried unanimously on roll call.

?. #14o Purchase of Pllrn Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of film for use by all schools in the amount of $5,032.00 from Modem Talling Picture Service, Inc. and from Encyclopedia Britannica in the amount of $1,088.00 - total $6,120.00 - the purchase to be changed to Account 2kO-B2 and approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

P. #1U Purchase of Phy. Education 3uppl. Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of physical education storeroom supplies for use by all schools from the following companies: $ 1,U3^.O7 jp2.00 17-25 610.7^ 5>869.56 1,150.56 705-60

Clements Sporting Goods Buck's Sporting Goods Davis Sporting Goods Haun's Sporting Goods Herman's Sporting Goods Playhouse U. S. A. John Dunlap Sporting Goods

Total----

$10,12k.78

This purchase is to be charged to Account G-2U0-A and all quotations were received in response to the Notice attached on the next page. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #141 Continued Notice for Quotations (Phy. Ed. Sup.

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of science supplies for storeroom :stock for use by all schools from the following companies:

Welch Scientific Co. Triangle School Equipment Co. La Pine Scientific Co. Refinery Supply Co.

457-27 118.00 578.40 183.96

| R. #142 ? Approval to Bu Science Suppl. I for Storeroom | Stock__________

Total-- $1,337-63 This purchase is to be charged to Account G-240-A and quotations were received in response to the attached Notice. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of floor tile to be used at Capitol Hill and Southeast high schools from the company submitting the low quotation; Miller Floors, Inc.; the purchase in the amount of $6,022.80 to be charged to Account BL-620-D. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." (See Notice for Quotations attached on last page of these minutes.)

R. #143 Purchase of Floor Tile Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of custodial R. #144 Approval to supplies for use in all schools from the following companies, the purchase to be charged to Account 54O-A; quotations received in response to the attached Notice: | Buy Custodial Supplies $ 680.00 Kamen Wiping Co. 13,549.50 Morrison Wholesale Co. 2,187.50 S. E. B. Paint Co. 1,607.00 Carpenter Paper Co. . H. B. Myer & Son 239-52 201.60 Clarence Tackett Co. 812.89 Collins Dietz Co. 3,074.16 Sanitary Supply & Equipment Co. 6,816.75 Robinson Janitor 1,645-72 Miller Norris Co. Total------ $30,814.64

On roll call, the motfdn carried with all members voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of cafeteria kitchen equipment for Sunset Elementary School from Gardner Supply Company in the amount of $3,462.00 and from Hobart Sales and Service Company in the amount of $1,215.00 - total $4,677-00 - the purchase to be charged to Bond Account 989-A, quotations having been received in response to the Notice attached at top of next page. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #145 Approval to Buy Cafeteria Kitchen Equip.

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1961 - CONT'D

R- #1^5 Continued Notice for Quotations CafeteriaKitchen Equip.

R. #146 Purchase of Plumbing Sup. Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of plumbing supplies for use by all schools from the following companies; the purchase to be charged to Account BL-62O-D: Mideke Supply Co. Hart Industrial Supply Co. Crane Supply Co. F. E. Georgia

U. S. Supply Co.

580.72 275.76 860.70 35-^0

277.30 Total-â€”$2,029.88

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

R- #U7 Approval to Buy Heating Equipment

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of heating equipment for use at various elementary schools from the company submitting tlwlow quotation, Lee Conner Company; the purchase in the amount of $769-50 to be charged to Account BL-620-D; quotations having been received in response to the attached Notice. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.............................. .....................

R. #148 Approval to Buy Stage Curtain and Equipment

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of stage curtain and equipment for Northeast High School from the company submitting the low quotation, Oklahoma City Scenic Company; the purchase in the amount of $5,0^0.00 to be charged to Bond Account 975-B. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #1U9 Purchase of Electronic Trainers Equip. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of electronic trainers equipment for use at Northwest Classen, U. S. Grant, Northeast, and Harding high schools (Classen has one on hand), in the total amount of $65,286.35 of which $62,053.96 is to be charged to Account BL-1030-H and $3,232.39 to Account G-1030-L, this quotation being submitted by Philco Corporation; all quotations having been received in response to the attached Notice. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R- #150 Approval to Sell Cessna Airplane

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to advertise for sale of the Cessna Airplane, property of the Board of Education, by requesting sealed bids from known potential buyers, also to advertise in local newspapers. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #151 Settlement for Vandalism of Children Approved

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve settlement of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Proctor and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Webb for vandalism of their children at Buchanan School, parents of each child to pay the Board of Education $300.00 for damages to the school; settlement being made through a series of notes to Board members, according to agreement between the Business Office and all parties concerned. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF MAY 22, 1961 - CONT'D

BUILDINGS

Mr. Lott moved approval of the offer of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty'Company to pay in compromise settlement, one-half the storm damage to the gymnasium floor at Star-Spencer High School, total amount of the damage being $1,^56.Ul; the Bonding Company having presented a letter stating they will give a release for consideration of $728.21. The motion was seconded by Mr. Thompson and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #152 J Settlement I in re Gym Floc At Star| Spencer School J Approved______ t

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.

NOTICE FOR QUOTATIONS FOR R. #11+3 " 1 '-TTt

- “•'.NOTICE

____________ 1-4^ T;.

OTATIONSi

reW of Indepe ^District 1-89, «Okl'ahomaiCoifntyso0klalioinn) nt the office >o£itn‘erD(ireCtor>,of -Rurchasin'g, 900.. North- Klein; - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; ,as;follows:;>s .t-aR J j (1) Until 2:00 p.:m.-,iGST.SThurs-l day, May 18,o 1961—for fur-i nishing tile floor for Capitol! Hill Senior and Southeast; ... high schools, Oklahoma City,! Oklahoma; (2) Until 2:0o’p.m., CST., Tuesday,. May 23, 1961—for furnishing musical instruments for Jefferson Junior High . ■ School; Oklahoma City,Okla' homa. / At 2:00 p. m. or soon thereafter of the day: on which quotations are due, a public opening of air quotations received by the Board of Education will be held in the office pf the Director of Purchasing. Any quotations received, after .2:00 p. m. on ‘ opening date of : quotation: will be returned. All quotations shall be submitted on the prepared proposal blanks-i On item (1) for tile floor, quoteall prices delivered free of . all: freight .-and handling charges, -to Maintenance and Supply Department “E”, 214 East California, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. - j ; On, Item (2) for musical instijuments, quote allprices delivered' free of all freight and handling charges to Secondary Music department, 900 N. Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ■ The Board of Education of Independent School District 1-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma is und'er no obligation to accept..any quotation............... ' ■ 'I id'

rectoigdra JtnEdifflgS ffiaS'chtjofil y<3ounty,: i

R. #153 Adjournment

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING

1961

Abbitt, Connie Faye Acton, Opal M. Adair, Johnnie Dale Adams, James Robert Ainsworth, Janet Sharon Ainsworth, Linda Sue Airington, Travis Jackie Akers, Stephen Gerald Akin, Marilyn Jean Allen, Hayden C. Anderson, Donna Sue Anderson, Earleene Faye ‘Anderson, Louise Anderson, Tommy Lee Annesley, Bill Lee Annesley, Nita Ray Arbuckle, Linda jean Archer, Ronald Ray Armstrong, Patricia Gayle Ashford, Walter Ray Askew, Gordon Homer Atkins, Cecilia jane ■ Autry, Sherry Ann Avery, Barbara Ann Ayers, Jimmy Lee Ayers, Mary Ellen ‘Bacon, Vickie Ann Baird, James Allen Baker, Carolyn Baker, Charles Wayne Baker, Gloria O’Dell Baker, Karen Ann Baker, Kayron Lee Baker, Richard T. Baker, Willis Lynn Banks, James Wallace Barnett, Dora Frances Battaglia, Dana Lee Baxter, Carol Jean ‘Beals, Anna Marie Bean, Michael LeRoy Beatty, Marvin James Benshoof, Oran Douglas Berryhill, Jeffrey Wayne Best, James Morris Birchfield, Barbara Donise Birks, Dixie jane ‘Blackmon, Jean Johnson

Blackwood, Christine Kaye Blankenship, Dennice Ann Bollinger, Danny Bonner, Cecilia Joanne Bonner, Luetta Sue Boswell, Gary Boudreau, William Francis Bow, Lanna Rhea Boyd, Margaret Kay Brakebill, Connie Lee Bratcher, Mary Jena Breeding, Betty Mae Briney, Michael Howard Brooks, Robert Wadelle Broom, Leenita Kathleen ‘Browe, Kathy Sue Brown, Cecil Lloyd Brown, Geraldine Brown, Harley Byard H Brown, Larry Fred Brown, Nancy Ann Bruce, Phyllis Jean Bruss, Dwight Bryan, Mary Alnita Bryan, Vickey Von Bryant, Judith Ann Buchanan, James Alan Buie, Edwina Kaye Burdick, Kenneth Leon Burke, Chester Burns, Gerald L. Burrell, Jerry Lynn Burrow, Sarah Ann Butler, Charles Ray Cable, Ronald M. Campbell, Charles Carroll, David Arther Carroll, Karen Kay (Barnum) Carson, Donald Ray Carter, Gerald Chadwell, Elzene Faye Chamness, David Leon Chamness, Mary Hoaglin Champion, Betty Jo Chaney, jerita Ann Chapman, Donna June Chappell, Marilyn Sue ‘Chester, Carol Sue Clark, Darlene Clendening, Marsha Eleanor Cleveland, Bobby Lee Click, jerry Vernon Cline, Virginia Lee Clymer, T-ahy Duane —■

National Honor Society Member

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING

1961

Coats, Luther Elmer Coker, John Daniel Collier, paula Hutton Collier, Whorton A. Collyar, Gaylin Gene Colson, Jackie Ray Condit, Leonard, Paul Connelly, Pegge, Jean Conner, Ernest Dale Conner, Hazel Raye Conner, Mary Laura Constien, Karen Diana Helen Cook, Cecilia Roberta Cook, Sam Leon (Jr.) Cook, Rosemary *Cook, Vickie Christine •Cooley, D. L. Cooper, Dwight Ralph Cooper, Judy Maxine Corley, Donald Lee Cornwell, Jimmy L. Costner, Gerald David Cothrum, Richard Lee Cotton, Charlotte Ann Cottrell, Floyd Ray Cox, Loye, Gene Cox, Linda Pearl Cox, Teddy Lee Crail, Larry Paul Crews, Kenray Husted Crouse, James Robert Crowe, Carolyn Beth Crunk, Linda Gayle Cummins, Raymond Glenn Cunningham, Janelle Curry, Marie Ann

Daugherty, Sharon Davidson, Era Lou Davidson, Jerry Dale Davis, Jeralie Davis, Lester Leroy Dawkins, Patricia Ann *Day, Carrol Lynnett Day, Wesley Joe Dean, Doyle Wesley Deitrick, Marilynn Selina DeMoss, Coyle E. DePue, Sandra Sue Devaill, Larry Frank Dewey, Jerry Don Dibler, Raymond D. Ditmore, Louise Marie Dragoo, John Henry

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Durbin, Catherine Georgina *Durfee, Tana Lee Durham, Dale Leonard Dwight, Allen Lee Dykes, Tony

Earls, Lindi^ Darnell Elliott, Chdfles Michael Ellis, Ray Duane England, Myrna Jean English, Nancy Emily *Enloe, William Thomas Ervin, Douglas Eddie Espinosa, George Joseph Estes, F. L. Ewing, Brenda Fae

Ferguson, Donna Jean Ferguson, Paul T. Ferree, Nancy Lorene Ferrill, Cynthia Jane Ficklin, Kenneth Milford Finley, Gaylen Sue Flores, Tonie Lynn *Foos, Judith Kay Middleton •Foote, Nola Marie Forrest, Clara Frances Foss, Johnny L. Foster, Gary Bob Fowler, Kenneth Fredrickson, Gloria Jeanene Freeman, James Ray Freeman, Jerry Lowell Fuller, Lila JoAnn Funk, Joyce Ann (Hurst) Furr, Evelyn Sue Carter Galey, Patricia Ann Galindo, Cecilia Garcia, Inacio Mason Garner, Thomas Paul Garrett, Earl Glen Garrison, Georgia Frances Garrison, Joe Tom Gates, Johnie Lee Gaylord, James Bruce Jr. Gentle, Kenneth Franklin Gentry, Earl Lee Gibson, Arthur Lee Gibson, Douglas Michael Gibson, Johni Marcell Gibson, Loretta Fern •Gill, Charlotte Ruth

•4 *

Gilley, Marjorie Ann Gilmore, Ronald Marshall Glasgow, Judith Virginia Goff, Shirley L. Goletz, Stanley Lewis Goodman, Linda Kay Goodson, Ronald Gene Gorden, C. W. Gossett, Pamela Elaine Grady, Sharon Jonelle Graham, Audie Sharon Graves, Cheryl Kay Graves, David Keith Gravitt, Philo Ray Gray, Anna Marie (Bird) Gregg, Phillip L. •Gregory, Mildred Louise Grenard, Frank Donald Griffith, James L. Grigsby, Deanna Jean Grinter, George Warren Jr. Grissom, Sue Grounds, Paul Douglas Grubbs, Gwendolyn Faye Guest, Donna Sue

Hackett, Barbara Jean Hale, Clark A. Haley, Kyle Brent Hamilton, Ina Marie Hamilton, Jess Andrew Hamilton, Sharon Sue Hammer, Judy Kay Hance, Frederick Keith Haney, Jackie Haney, Sharon Kay Hankins, Linda Faye Hanks, James Alfred Hardesty, Delmer Don Hardin, Janet Marie Harris, Rita Jo Harrison, Charlene Harrison, Jimmy Mac Hartman, Bonita Ann Harvey, David Leon Hash, Dennis Joe Hatfield, Ronald Smith Havens, Paul Barry Hawkins, Barbara Hawkins, Herman Allen Jr. - Hawkins, William Michael Hawthorne, Brenda Lou

Haynes, Billie Frances Henley, Sharen Kay Hicks, Leon Dewayne Hill, Floyd William Hill, Larry Leroy Hill, Linda Kay Hillian, Patsy Gayle Hillis, Jimmy D. Hilterbran, Allen Dale Hinds, Glenna Marie Hinojosa, Anthony Hogue, Clifford Lee Holaday, Cheryl Margaret Hollingshead, James Eddie Holt, Lavona June Horn, Mildred Joy Horton, Linda Kay Hoy, Lula May Stiner House, Donna Lois Hughes, Doyle Edward Hulsey, Norma Jean . Humphries, Linda Gay Hutcherson, Danny Max Hutchison, Virginia Irene Ibarra, Frank Ascension •Iliff, Robert Dale, Jr. Irby, Robert Raymond Isaacs, Nancy Lucille

•Jacobs, Phyllis Kay Jaime, Reggie Jameson, Jackie Sue Jaques, Roul S. Jeffcoat, Margaret Ann Jenkins, Clarence L. - Jenkins, William Lee, Jr. Jewell, Larry Lloyd Jim, Ruby Dean Johnson, Barbara Ann Johnson, Gwendolyn Charlene Johnson, Jerry Franklin Johnson, Johnny Melvin Johnson, Larry Don Johnson, Ronald Eugene •Jones, Patricia Lois Juhl, Judith Ann Kay, Tommy Lee Kelsay, Jerry Lynn

•National Honor Society Member

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING

1961

Kersey, Donald K. Kiesh, Roberta J. Kilgore, Howard Wayne Killebrew, Larry King Kilpatrick, Dolores Kathleen Kim, Frances Melinda Kincaid, Mildred Sue Kincaid, Ralph Edward Kindrick, Milton Harvey King, David Wayne Kinghorn, Virginia Ann Kirkpatrick, Caroline Jean Kirkpatrick, Mary Lee Kirkpatrick, Shirley Dee Knox, Judith Elaine Kuehnert, Judy Marie Kuepker, Virginia Lee Kyle, Wanda Louise

Lamb, Earnie Louise Lawson, Norma Faye Lawson, Shirley Faye Lester, Sonja Lee Lette, Charles L. Lette.Nona Mae Levan, Barbara Marie Lewis, Alvin Dwight Lewis, Freddy Frank, Lewis, Ida Lou Lock, Loretta Long, Patsy Jean ‘Lopez, Magie (Junior) Louthan, John A. Lowe, Beverly Jean Loyd, Judith Ann Lucas, Kenneth E. Lutke, Tommie Daryl ‘McCallon, Gary Pepper McClellan, Shirley Edna McCoy, Billy Ray McCurdy, Maryann Henryetta McCurry, Elva Louise McGee, Glen Edward McGeehon, Nancy Gayle McGill, Jerry Lee McKinney, Neta Sue McMichael, Donald Ray McNeill, Joe Michael McRee, Billy Gene Maddox, Donald Frank Mallory, Doris Lynn

Manek, Jerry Dean Mann, Cecelia Jean Mason, Carolyn Ruth Mason, Dossia Kay Mason, Rozella Massey, John M. ‘Massey, Mary Frances Matheson, David Leon Maupin, Billy Charles Maupin, Robert Edward Maxwell, Bill Joe ‘Mears, Nettie Jo Medlin, Edgar L, Jr. Melton, Patricia Bird Melton, Roderick V. Merrill, Wilma Lorraine ‘Michaelson, Linda K. Green ‘Milburn, Ava Geraldine MiUer, Ronald A. ‘Miller,Barbara Ann Miller, Hazel Marie Mills, Terry Marie Mitchell, Dorcea Marie Montgomery, Mary Fern Moore, Billie Kathern Morava, David Arthur Morgan, Barbara Ann Morrow, Jerry Frank Morton, Betty Carolyn Morton, Peggy Lorene Moses, Merle L. Moss, Carol Jean Munoz, Estella Murray, Karen Joy Nance, Geraldine Barker Nealy, Roy Leon Nelson, Bobby Wade ‘Nemecek, David Floyd ‘Netherton, Nicholas Jeff Neugebauer, Tommy Lee * Neuschaefer, James Harold Newell, Carroll Lee Nichols, Harold Leon Nievar, Jack Henry Nix, Claudia Ruth ‘Noakes, Paula Kathryn Noble, James Lawrance ‘Null, James Claud Ogle, Anna May

‘National Honor Society Member

Oglesbee, John Edward O’Hair, Glenva Jean Oravetz, George Lee Ortiz, Letha Mae Ortiz, Mildred Roberta Owen, Nancy Jo Owen, Robert Arnold Owens, Raymond Allen

Page, Gari Lyn ‘Painter, Jasper Lee, Jr. Pate, Raymond L. Parker, Donna Kay Parker, Johnny Ray Parker, Johnny Wayne ‘Parker, Linda Faye ‘Parkey, Linda Carol Parsons, Thomas WiHiam Patterson, Perry Gene Payne, Toni Estalene Payton, Bion A, Jr. Pendleton, Judith Kaye Penney, Phyllis Lee Percival, Edgar Everett Phillips, Betty Louise Phillips, Ray Dean Pinheiro, Sharon Ann Pinkston, Kenneth Neal Pitzer, Gary H. Poland, Larry M. Price, Linda Carolyn Priest, Ruby Willene Prieto, Stephan Joseph Pritner, Benny Leslie ‘Pruett, Shirley Jean Pruitt, Patricia L. Puerta, Olimpia Pulis, Jerry Glenn Pulis, Patsy Ann Pulliam, George Ray Queen, Comolia Lou

Rager, Wayne A. Raines, James Francis Ramsey, Donald Leland Randolph, Jeannie Reece, Bobby Eugene Reed, Harra Joan Reed,. Jerald Clair Reeves, Ralph Wayne Rein, Judith Ann

Renegar, Jo Ann Retter, Louis Reuber, Carolyn Sue Reynolds, C. Darlene ‘Rhoads, Karen Lorene Rice, Judith Ann Rich, Edwin Ray Richmond, Walter L. Rickey, Carol Jean Rigsby, Donald P. Riley, Edward Lee Ring, Barbara Darlene Hill Roberts, Carlotta Roberts, Loretta Mae Robertson, Ceola Eileen Robinson, Charlene Rogers, Darlene Rogers, Sarah Sue ‘Rose, Carlletta Rowden, James Marion Rowland, Donald James Rowland, Ronald Wayne Roysdon, John N. Rushing, Glen ‘Russell, Doris Katheryn Ruth, Fred Clayton

Salamy, Sam Salazar, Gilbert Sanders, Jacob J. Sanders, James J. Sanders, Sharon ‘Sandlin, Lynda Carol Sawatzky, Norman D. Scanlan, Bob Scarberry, Aaron Schiel, Sharon Lynn Schreiber, Dianne Enloe Schuler, Shirley Schuneman, Harold M. Scott, Jackie Ezell Scott, Jerry Dean Seaton, Robert Murlan Senigo, Nancy Ann Settlemires, Joe Dee Seward, Bobby Eugene Shores, Wanda Lou Short, Sybil Belle Siegfried, Sherry Lannett Sims, Ronald Stuart Sivils, William F. Smith, Glenell Smith, Helen Lane Smith, Janet Kay Smith, Larry Allen

National Honor Society Member

Smith, Martha Jeanette Smith, Nancy Smith, Shirley •Smith, Stanley Gene •Snell, Joyce Ann Snider, Robert T. Snow, Rena Martine Southerland, Larry Franklin Southwell, Tom Speaks, Alfreda Lee

Yates, Patsy Sue Young, Bob Young, Dale Thomas Young, Delbert Yount, Linda Jean Zimmerman, Judy

1961

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL General Education Diplomas 1961

THE OFFSET PRINTING CLASS OF CAPITOL HILL

•National Honor SocietyMember

CONT'D

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

COMPOSED BY THE VARt-TYPING CLASS AND PRINTED

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR HIGH GRADUATES

Robert E. Barnes Paul W. Baxter Le Roy Cagle Richard Dean Cooper Donald Gene Cowger James M. Fones Robert B. Hay Kenneth D. Hudson James Douglas Judd Daniel T. Killman Luther Lee Lawson Nelson C. Lee Jimmy D. Osteen Doyle L. Pickard John W. Pipes Richard Oscar Walker William M. Rinehart Carl H. Snodgrass Anthony W. Snycerski, Jr, Donald G. Sparks Gene Oliver Staten Thomas L. Stitt

Spence, Mike E. Splitt, Lenda Sue Spradley, Howard Lloyd Stanford, Barbara Ann Stanmire, Edward Max Stapp, Franklin Dean Stelting, Mertia Ann Stillwell, Melba Stine, Sandra Kay Stiner, Helen Marie Stocker, Earl Edward Stone, Rose Marie Nichols Stonebraker, Retha Violet Storey, Katherine shofner •Stracener, David Neal •Stubblefield, Bessie Darlene Stubblefield, Joyce Aileen Sullivan, Peggy Louise Summers, Edward Greer Swadley, Dottie Dee Talley, Gregory Michael •Talley, Peggy Sharon Tannehill, Peggy Jane Tayar, Janice Gayle Taylor, Bonnie Katherine Taylor, Dolores Jean Taylor, Sherry Rae Templin, Robert Earl Terbush, Marchetta D. Terrel Thomas, Clarcie Gladys •Thomas, Mark Walter Thomas, William Paul Thompson, Delbert R. Thompson, Vinson Cleo •Thorne, Gary Alan Tiger, Magdalene Tillery, Mildred Jerlene Stewart Tillson, Linda Kay Todd, Carolyn Dana Todd, Margaret Christene Tumblson, Johnnie Wilburn •Turner, Mary Lou

Turpin, Jack W

•Vargas, Martha Elaine Vaught, Darrel Mandle Veitch, Mary Lee Vermillion Eugene Villines, Janice Sue

Wagner, Sharon Kay Walker, George David Walker, James C. Wall, Joan Marie Walls, Betty Lou Walters, Mickey Paul Walton, Donald Ray Ward, Don Allen Ward, Homer Allen Ward, Lynda Kay Ward, Reba Louise Watson, Charles Luther Wells, Janet Sue •Whittington, Joyce LaNell Wietelman, Bill C. •Willhite, Allen Leroy Williams, Della Louise •Williams, Henry Loyd Williams, Jimmy Marion •Williams, Joetta Paulette Williams, Retta Kay Williford, Phillip Brooks Willis, Donald Elvoy Willoughby, Troy Gene Wilson, Don Loyd Wilson, James Clinton •Wilson, John Boyd Wilson, Muri Nelms •Wimpy, DeAnna Jean •Windel, Jerry Lynn Windsor, Peggy Joyce Wise, Dannie Leon •Wise, Joyce Lavonne Wisley, Tommy Leon Witcher Ted L, Wood, Kenneth Leon Woodard, Doris Mae Woods, Sandra Sue Woodworth, Fay Yvonne Wooliver, Joyce Kay Woolum, Lesitte Ann Wright, Gary Wright, Linda Jane Wyatt, Karen Lavita

National Honor Society Member

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

CLASS ROLL Neva Jean Abbott Melvin Hurley Abram James Edward Allen Amanda Charlotte Anderson Betty Carol Ansiel Harold Wayne Apple

Freddie Michael Beil James A. Bennett Joyce Ann Benton Robert Eugene Bird Winifred Thomas Black Garvin Neal Bradley Sharon Lee Bratton Don Tremayne Brown Johnny Mack Brown Linda Kaye Brown *Glenn Gates Bryant Donald Wayne Buchanan Ernestine Kay Buerger John Hubert Burns *Audrey Lee Butler Emily Muriel Butler Otis Butler Judy Annette Cannon *Zella Louise Cantrell Carmen Cardenas Frances Elon Carr Sandra Sue Casey John Allen Cherry Ralph Lloyd Chiles Ronnie Herbie Coffey Jean Frances Coker Margaret Ann Collins Robert Lewis Collins Billy Wayne Connell Oleta Raye Connell J.R. Cook Woodville Ward Couch Jr. William Franklin Cox

Charleen Dale Barbara Ann Day Elaine Annett Dibler George Edward Dickson Lloyd Doakes Michael Earl Dodd Virginia Dodd Elijah Lloyd Donald Dozier Patricia Jean Duke Jacquelynn Lou Edwards

David Darrell Eldredge Paul Eleby Jr. Delores Louise Elmore Jerry Ethridge Donald Gene Featherstone David All^n Ferguson Norma Su<r Fitzgerald Linda Ann Goudeau ' Melvin Ray Green David Allen Griffith Arthur Bernard Guess Gay Lee Guynn Sharon Kay Gwin

Carol Ruth Haggard Diane Maureen Hammond * Theda Mae Hankins Homer Lee Harjo Archie Dean Hawkins Leslie Coleman Haworth Carol Lee Heard Donald Guy Heimbach Douglas Floyd Hill Fred M. Hill Mary Alice Honea Donald Leonard Hooks Shirley Ann Hopkins Sandra Jean Horn Dale J. W. House Clyde Willard Houston Bill Gene Howry

Cleoma Deloris Jackson * Curtis Kelly Jackson Richard Kenneth Jackson Dora Claudette Johnson Betty Jane Johnston Jimmy Edward Jones Tommy Edward Jones Kent Kaiser Gene Byran Keffer Albert Lowell Kimball Donna Joyce King Brenda N. Kirkpatrick Marion N. Kirkpatrick Ollie D. Lamey Betty June Lane Ellen Opal Larrabee * Member National Honor Society

CLASS ROLL Doyle Lee Ledford Darrell Paul Lightner Penny June Lowery

Ronald Edward McCain Theodore McCauley Betty Ann McCullough Jacquelyn Dianne McDaniels Angus Roy McKane Thurman Aaron McKee Virginia Martin Mildred Maud Manes Lucille Georgia Marburger Floyd Dyton Martin *William Jackson Megenity Madean Mercer Griffith Lea Miller James Ray Miller Charles Davidson Mims * Carol Lorraine Mitchell Robert M. Moore *Veda Bethalene Morris Gene Ivan Motley

Judy Kaye Nance Frank Leon Newport Irene Vivian Noack Rose Zella Nobles Diane Gail Norlin Mary Ann Oliver John Weldon Owen William Earl Paine Garland Alphonso Parks Fred Martin Patterson Tomalie Peery Charles Edward Phillips John S. Prieto Jr. Teddy Romel Pruitt

Ronald Queery *Mary Ann Quinnette J. W. Raper Dennis Rambo Gary Lee Ray

*Tena Lou Raynor Sammie N. Reed Arthur Lee Ritter Melba Jane Rudy *Delores Russell Donnie Reynolds

Naomi Samuels Jimmy L. Shaw Charlene Mary Smith Jake Smith *Willa Dean Smith Doris Juanita Spangler Keith Allen Sparks Jimmy Ross Speer Mary Ann Stanley *Hazel Ann Stewart David Eugene Talley Michael Carl Taylor Myra Lou Taylor Terry Lee Thompson Frederick Wayne Tipkin Kenneth Wayne Townsend Mary Lee Tramel *Danet Joyce Tubbs Clara Tullis

Mary Kathryn Vernon Arminta Jean Wade Nancy Sue Walker Jo Ann Watson Kathryn Fredonna Way Thomas Hobert Weeks Lula Jean Williams Portwood Williams Jr. ^Theresa Marie Williams Thomas Paul Wilson Earnest Eugene Winston Ruth Ann Wood Clois Wyatt Thelma Raye Wytch James Edward Young

Allen Roe Zumwalt

*Member National Honor Society

U. S . GRANT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 5 | |

1961

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING

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Acheson, Keith Raymon Aldridge, Mary Ann Ales, Rose Ann Allen, Shanah Christine Ashlock, Mary Frances Ashspaugh, Emory Gilmore, Samuel C. Baden, Jo Baker, Vivian Imogene Barber, Carolyn Sue Bauman, Patricia Ann Bean, Carolyn Bishop, Patricia Ann Bleakley, Connie Lavon Borden, Ralph Briney, Carolyn Sue Broadstone, Dick Brock, Ann Lea Brooks, Ronald Brown, Richard Brown, Russell Calvin, Jr. Brown, Sue Ann Burchett, Jerry Dean Cagle, Mary Jo Caldwell, Alma Cameron, Carroll Don Carlton, Beverly Ann Carrier, Carlene Kay Chambers, Sharen Clark, Janell Kathleen Clark, Jenon Darlene Clark, Jim Clingan, Jeanette Sue Clymer Herman Wesley Collier, Sondra Kay Combs, Frank Cook, William F., Jr. Cornelison, Wanda Oglesbee Cornell, Charles Cotton, James Cowles, Lynda Cox, Karen Cravey, Donna Crew, Phyliss Peak Crider, Myrlena Crump, Joe Dean Curby, Jon Daniels, Carol Raye Daugherty, Sammy Ray Davis, Virginia Dell, Walter Demick, Grace Dennis, Mary Gideon Dies, Gary Clay Dorsey, Shelia Gennette Duggan, Beverly Ann Edwards, Al Edwards, Larry Guy jJSdwards, Sam •"Edwards, Tim Elmore, Juli Ann Eppersosn, Richard Erwin, Shelia Kathryn Evans, Suzetta Fawcett, Robert Q. Filler, Dickie Ranae Fortune, Anita Jean Fowble, Bertran O. Ill Franklin John Fricker, Michael E. Gage, Jonelle June Galindo, Delores Gates, Ferrelyn Kay George, Glenn Gilkes, Carolyn Alicia Gill, Carl Gilpin, Jessie Allen Gilpin, Johnnie Melton Goekler, Lester Allen Grape, Pat Greenhaw, Clyde Grimes, Gerry Guy, Betty Jo Hail, Sondra Hamilton, Rick

Hanks, Marilyn Coker Harmon, David Ralph Harper, Jaquetta Ahn Harrell, Diane Elaine Harrington, Danna Dean Haun, Charlie John Hendrix, Alva Lynne Henry, Carolyn Herriott, Donna Louise Hill, Gwendolyn Hodgin, Steve Holland, John Hopkins, Johnnie Hughes, Saundra Huskinson, Richard Igo, Wayne Ireland, Douglas Irwin, Jack Ronald Jackson, Cara Christine Johnson, Carol Jean Johnson, Helen Yvonne Johnston, Ronald D. Jones, Carolyn Dorothy Jones, James Terry Jump, Christine Kay, Herschel Paul Kempf, Linda Kay Kennamer, John L., Jr. Ketch, Thomas Edward Ketcherside, Wanda Ruth Kidd, Phyllis Ann Kirby, Allen R. Kirk, Esta Lee Knight, Virginia Ann LaFontaine, John Leo Lane, Barbara Lavamway, Jerry Lees, Donald Lindquist, Carolyn Little, Michael Warren Lufkin, Priscilla Sells Luman, Michael E. McAdoo, Mary Avis McCampbell, Betty Downs McClellan, Martha Sue McCord, Mary Ann McCoy, Billy McCown, Patci McCray, Allen McFeely, Dennis McInnis, James McInnis, William David McLaughlin, Catherine McMahon, Richard L. McWhirter, Margaret Elaine Mancil, Marian Renee Manning, Edith Martin, Willie C. Marvin, Alice Chaney Marvin, Tamara Sue Mathis, Glenda Max, Edward E. Mead, Judith Ann Meggs, Patricia Ann Mercer, Cletus Mae Mercer, Thomas C., Jr. Mercer, William E. Michel, Don Miles, Glenn Miller, Stanley Dean Mills, Joseph Allan Minton, Ronnie Mitchell, D. C. Mitchell, Julia Lavern Mixon, Linda Kaye Monkres, Janine Monroe, Judith Kay Montgomery, Terra Lee Moody, Linda Kay Moore, Jerry Davis Moose, Pauline Morgan, Judy Nelson, Carolyn Nelson, Paul Norton, Carolyn

Osborne, Al O’Shea, Michael Joseph 04Ms, Gerald R. Owen, Bennie Paul Owen, Ruth Ann Parker, David Joe Parmeter, Linda Kay Parson, Mary Earlene Peacock, Aquanetta Phelps, Bob Phillips, Carol Pinkston, Linda Kaye Plumlee, Vivian LeAnn Porter, Judith Ann Post, Larry Dean Price, James Lloyd II Price, Stanley David Pruitt, Jimmy Pruitt, Phillip L. Rappe, David Leon Reece, Charles Rein, Leann Clay Reynolds, Janie Lou Richardson, Mike Rose, Bendia Rose, Ronald Rowlett, Mike Ruise, Bonita June Sauls, Kathryn Sue Scarborough, Susan Schroeder, Bill Scott, Kemelyn Ann Scott, Lucinda Rae Shaddy, Jane Shaffer, Jon William Shatswell, Johnnie Sheppard, Carolyn Sue Shiplet, Linda Shipley, Janice Gay Simmons, Beverly Ann Simpson, Sharron Smith, Earlene Johnson Smith, Maurice Staffa, Jimmy Stanford, Stanley M. Stanton, Leta Faye Stine, Jack Straka, Linda Kay 'Suggs), Mary Royal Swafford, David Talkington, Carol Anice Tedder, Ronald D. Testerman. Jerry Thomas, Mickey June Thompson, Donna Rose Tobey, Barbara Tompkins, Patricia Ann Towler, Harold Trox ell, Sammye Jo Trumbly, Larry Tullis, John L. Turner, Mike Tyler, Joe K. Tyner, Cecil L. Tyrell, Imogene Ulman, Bonnie Umholtz, Jimmy Venable, Jeanette Voss, Mary Ann Wade, Ruth Jan Wall, Carol Ann Ward, Allen Warner, Cecil Ray Webb, Michael J. Welch, Roger Douglas Welch, Thomas Floyd Whitford, Linda Sue Wilkerson, Judith Carol Williams, Neta Elaine Winstead, David E. Winton, Bernard Gail Wood, Gerry Odell Woodie, Larry Wright, Carolyn Sue Wright, Charles W. York, Jimmy

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CONT'D

ADULT EDUCATION DIPLOMA

Andrey Marrs Arno Marian Albert Ashford Dolores Beggs Jearne LeMar Berry Orville Lee Berry Betty Jean Boen Robert Garillo Eyieda Cummings Carol Jean Dawson Cynthia Fluty James N. Hooper Floyd Lee Howard Farlene Minnie Howerton Denver Ray Houuse Lois Caldwell Jessee

Harold Eugene Johnson Orva Gene Kill Richard Earl Kill Charles Lewis Lamb Ronnie Lemon Thomas Duard Leslie Billy Lynch Rosetta Bell McWaters Helen Weeks Smith John Fred Smith Jerry Eugene Stidham Cecil LeRoy Thomas Rita Joy Vessels Billy Dee Weiss Frank D. Wooley

GENERAL EDUCATION TEST DIPLOMA

Charles Blankership George Bohannon Milton Ray Bryant . Newt Burrow Jerry Ward Corle^SU^James Edward Cotner '® Wesley Critchfield ! ■ Harold Edward Garrard Wallace Wilson Hall Ralph Headlee Billy N. Helton Luther Lee Lawson

David Hugh Meier Thomas Newburry Frank Novak Earl Edward Potter Delbert C. Roper John G. Sharp George F. Shaw Carl Edward Swann Phil Charles Tomer Mike Lee Williams Robert Joe Williamson

CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

SENIORS

Acree, Joyce Ann Adkins, Metta Beatrice Adkisson, Peggy Sue Adler, Donald Allen Alexander, Douglas Wayne** Appleton, Meredith Marcus Aten, Darlene Carol* Atkins, Manon Turner* Bacon, Priscilla Joye Baker, Janet Cecelia Barrett, David M.** Barton, Sherri Dianne*** Battles, Ronnie Gail Bendle, Harold Willard** Bird, Anne Carol* Blackburn, Carole Ann Blake, Nancy Carroll Bowlby, David Charles* Bowman, Larry Gene Brewer, Virginia Gail Briscoe, Harold Clemons Brock, Nancy Brown, Jerry C. Brownen, Gary Dean* Brunken, Glen William Buchanan, James Rodney** Burch, Brenda Nell Butler, Jerri Lee Byrd, Gary Wayne Byrd, Sherrill Ann Caputto, Ranwel, Jr. Carlyle, Frank Wallace, Jr. Chant, E. Michael Clapp, Roger Chapin* Collinson, Stephen Albright Conner, Timothy Dwight Contreras, Joel Gerard Contreras, Peter John Copeland, John Eatman, II Couch, Cynthia Ann Cumpton, Perry Wayne*** Curtis, Stephen Lee*** Dalton, Frederic Oliver Daniels, Raymond Earl Dark, James D. Davis, Thomas Quinton* Deem, Jerry Lee Denning, Sanford Merrill

Dimpfl, Michael Carl, III Donohue, Neil Charles Dorn, Phillip Raymond Dryden, Linda Rae Dummeyer, Jeannette Marie Dyer, Nancy Lynn Elder, Caroline Kay Elder, Gay Ellen * Epperson, Patricia Erdman, J. J. Cornett Erdman, Jerilyn Kay Ericson, Lueetta Jane Estell, Stanley Mason*** Eubanks, Ruel O’Del*** Evans, Alan Hayden*** Ferguson, Tommy Herbert Finch, Charles Manly Fisher, George William, Jr. Fisher, Walter L. Ford, Janet Carolyn Foster, James E., Ill Fraley, Courtland Ford Franklin, Dorothy Jeanne Freeman, Carol Dayton*** Fruin, Mareette AnnaBelle Garlock, Marilyn Cheryl Garlock, Sharon Honea Grandstaff, Tommy Wade Gravlin, Suzanne Lee* Greene, Alan Haase, Carla Jean HaH, Norma Jean Hamilton, Sandra Gale Hankins, Lester Gaylord Hanna, Paul Allen** Harp, John Everett Harris, Catherine Ann Hart, Marilyn Naomia Hawthorn, Virginia Claire Heim, Terry A.** Heinold, Barbara Dian Hemker, Karen Kay Herren, Lavon Schneidewind Hibbard, Nicholas Winfield Hill, Franeies Kay Hobbs, Jack D. Hodgson, William M. Holland, Rebecca Helyn

SENIORS (Continued) Horn, Paul David Houck, Betty Louise Howe, Linda Kay Hudson, Robert Knox Huff, Dolores Jean* Hulsey, Clarence Ray Hunt, Sherry Lee Intemann, Linda Carol* Jackson, Robert Darold Johnson, Billy James Johnson, Chan Johnson, Earl Francis, Jr. Johnson, Elizabeth Fitzpatrick Jones, Gary Ray Jones, Patricia Karen Kelly, Martina Lou Kincaid, William Edward, Jr. Kirk, Robert Fred Kuhlman, Larry George Kirkley, Melvena Kelly Land, Samuel A.*** Landes, Sharron Ann Laurent, Leslie Keith Lawrenz, Virginia Lee* Lee, Claude Kint Lentenbrink, Sally Lynn Lloyd, Betty Ann McCarty, Linda Kay McKay, Sheryl Lanette McKean, Len Arthur McLain, Georgia Lee Marks, Larry Kent*** Martin, Lynda Colleen Masterson, Conrad James, Jr.* Meade, Raymond Cecil Meigs, William Seymour Milligan, Chester Ray Milstead, Milton Elmer* Moon, Don W. Moore, Harmona Hildreth Moore, Harriet Lynne Morris, Nancy Laurene* Moore, Howard Charles Moussa, Cynthia Carol Lynne* Nazelrod, Mary Ann Neiman, Barbara Jo

Nemec, Arlen Eugene*** Newcomb, Sammy Dean Newman, Anita Christine Neyland, Carolyn Joyce Pallady, Stephen Carl* Parker, Linda Love Parr, Michael Phillips, Robert Kent Phillips, Steve Barr Pounds, Evalyn Joan Records, Susan Frances* Reynolds, Sally Ann Riddle, James Ray Roberts, James Bruce Rose, Dale Gerdes Rose, Mary Katherine Ross, Marylyn Sue Roysden, Bobbie Marie Saar, Moretta Louise Sales, Alberto Vargas Samara, Esber N.* Scales, Freda SuEllen* Scannell, Patricia Ann Sherar, Barbara Ann*** Schmidt, Carole Ann Seholtka, Margaret Anne Scott, Edith Nan* Scott, Karen Kay Scott, Michael Douglas Sharp, Jorita Flouis Shipp, Linda Lou Sinclair, Edward C. Sink, Equita Jean Skaggs, Dwight Douglas Smalley, Ronald Lloyd Smith, Barbara Jean Smith, Robert Clark** Smith, Roland Thomas Snider, Judith Ann Sokolosky, Frank Douglas Sorick, James Paul Spencer, James Davis Stallings, Gordon Ralph* Stanley, Ellen Eugenie* Stewart, Barbara Jean kJ Stone, Richard

SENIORS (Continued)

Stone, Susan LaPrelle* Strickland, Mary Jane ■ Sviestins, Alvis Swaim, John J. Thomason, Larry Kent Tiemeyer, Maxine Florence Towe, Lois Joan Upjohn, Carol Sue Vick, Nova Jean Walbert, Thomas Winston Walker, Dorothy Jo Wallace, John D., Jr. Ward, Betty Anne Wehba, Dennis Ray

Welborn, Susan Elaine West, Gary Lee White, Bobby E. White, Karen Elaine Whitlow, Jerry Lee Wiley, RaDonna Sue Wilkerson, Bonita Kay Williams, Johnny Ray Williams, Thomas Arthur Wiltshire, Mazie Pearl Woolbright, Richard L. Workman, John Perry** Yoes, Viki Louise *Honor Society

***Adult Institute

HARDING HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

CLASS ROLL Don P. Alexander Edward Philip Allen, HI Rosemarie Appel John Ashworth Beverly Asp Rick D. Berry Vicki Berryman Sheridan Black *Rebecca Blackstock Paul M. Booton ♦Betty Bozarth Allred Bragg L. T. Bridges, HI Margaret Ann Brightwell Don Brock Robert N. Brooks Susie Brosseau Robert Brumley Glenda Buckner Dennis Burke Barbara Ann Burnett Linda Burrow Larry Burton John Bushman Sharon Kay Butler Joe Ann Bybee Virginia Ann Byrd Merrllyn Kay Campbell Mary Carel Linda Cartmill Johnny Joe Case ♦Richard Davis Chronister Patsy Cline Bennie Cravatt George Crenshaw Karen Crew Jay Cronley Ardeta Crum Margaret Lynnann Crumpler Karan Sue Cushing

Deborah Damon ♦Jo Ann Downing Donny Duston

♦Howard Eugene Fagin Hawthorne Farr Jane Fenton Carole Findlay Darrell Finley Margaret Flaherty Paul Karl Frost Sarah Lynne Fugltt

Shirley Diane Gable Jay M. Galt Joel Ronald Gardner Edward Leon Garnett Jeanne Louise Glnden Annabel Givens Leon Thomas Gooch Chris Gordon Glenda Gall Graves Carol Ann Green Robert Griffin Janita Guffey Karen Sue Guthery

Carole Haggard •Elizabeth Anne Hamor Stephen Handel Judy Hargis Harriet Jo Harris ♦Rebecca Jane Harris Elizabeth Anne Heaton Connie Henley

•National Honor Society

CLASS ROLL Judith Henley Saundra Lou Hepp Sharon Hill Kenneth Hlrom ♦Carilee Ann Hogan Timothy Joe Hollingsworth Bruce Holmes Alan Horwitz Mary Lynn Huntington Jenna Hurst

Bob Ingraham Susan Kay Ingram Carolyn Iselin

♦Julia Katherine Johnson Barbara Jones Ben Jones Benny D. Jones Carole Jones Harry M. Jordan, Jr.

♦Jan Marc Kadyk •Janet Beth Kamber •Linda Kaszubowski Helen Julia Kemp •Carole Killgore Patricia Kimberlin Diane King Judith Ann Kirk Veronika Kroitzsch •Karen Ann Kruse

Francella Latting Gary Gayle Lawson Judy Lefler Monique Levy Karen Sue Livingston Lindsey Long ♦Carole Looney Linda Luman

Milan D. Maravlch, Jr. Mary Markanlch Linda Diane Mashburn Melanie May Carroll Mayfield Linda McCauley De Ann McClure Michael D. McCord Thomas Francis McWilliams George J. Mechllng Mary Beth Melone David Mier J. Rodney Miller Kent Milton Freddie Minter John W. Moore Kathryn Ann Morgan Tom Morgan Raymond Morrison Marleen Moulden Ann Murphy

Julie K. Odom Betty Ann Ogle Martha Kay Osborn Linda Owen

Patricia Ellen Parker Sandra Parker Joan E. Patzer Ronnie Charles Penrod Jerry W. Perkins Ronald C. Perkins Kenneth Pickett John Pippin Jo Ann Polk Linda K. Pollard Judy Pope George A. Powell Kenneth Power Michael Proctor Edwin Pyle

Johna Talley Hedley Tarlton Keith Taylor Elizabeth Thompson James Thompson Nelva Lenora Thompson Robert L. Tone John Tway

Martha Vandiver Robert Allan VanHorn Charlyn Ramage Sandy Ramsey Robert W. Richards Michael Rleves Melanie Roach Judy Rodgers Farrel Roper ♦Roberta Katherine Rudolph

Steven Bryan Saul Sue Frances Savage Linda K. Shoshone Leslie Allen Sims Sharon Smiser Donna K. Smith Patricia Jean Smith Dwight Smoot Nancy Spivey Hugh Sprague Yvonne Stamps Jim Swagerty

ADULT INSTITUTE Marlellen Moulden Morgan Leo J. Harrington Yvonne Aline Latham

♦Charlotte Ward John A. White Lynda Kay Wiand Jerry Nelson Worrell Sharon Louise Worthy

Cynthia Ann Yelton

Jefferson Zwick

JOHN MARSHALL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING 1961

Joe Anders on , President Caroly n Car ter , Vice-President Janet Pipki n , Secretary Trud y Symes , Treasurer ,..Beth Baird , Chaplain Betty Burke , Parliamentarian Stan Fost er , Historian Pats y Layt on , Student Council Representative Richard Leroy Abel Ellen Gail Abell Billy Ted Abston John William Adams Nancy Janice Adams Oles Dwain Adams Linda Darlene Allen Michael Dennis Allen Sharon Lee Allen Peggy Ann Allsbrook Joseph Manley Anderson Robert Lee Armstrong James Richard Ash Michael Louis Ash Donald Gene Audleman John Morland Bagwell Bethene Marie Baird Linda Jane Ball Glen Scott Barbee William Joseph Barhydt Jean Barnard Larry Gene Base Dwight Neal Basey Kathryn Jane Flynt Bashe Bruce Lee Bass Evert Frank Bass _ Toni Kaye Benedict Sylvia Marie Bennett James Donald Benson Nancy Carol Bertram Jerry Don Biggers Janet Ann Blankenship Marguerite Felicia Bleyberg Patricia Raye Body Ronald Dean Bolyard Micheal George Bower Teddy Arnold Bowles Sondra Jean Brakebill Marsha Linda Breshears William Kitson Brewster Harold Owen Bridges

Susann Elizabeth Brookes Joan Elizabeth Brown Leslie Clinton Brown Merrill West Brown, Jr. Marsha Lee Bumpass Martha Lee Bumpass Sharon Louise Burba Betty Jon Burke Gwendolyn Burke Brenda Sue Cain Diana Kay Camp Carolyn Carter Carolyn Diane Case Patricia Eveola Caskey Barbara Fowler Catron Richard Wallace Checotah David Dean Chrislip Marie Annette Clayton Edrel Ladon Clinkenbeard John Cecil Colp Clay Emerson Colvin Phillip Alonzo Conaway Barbara Ruth Conn John David Copeland Carl Brian Coulter Janet Elaine Council Marilyn Fitch Cox Pamela Ann Craiger Kathleen Marie Cross Linda Jewell Cullum Ronald Lee Cunningham Jerry Grant Davis Katherine Lee Davis Michael Richard Davis Neil Sexton Davis, Jr. Richard Calhoun Davis Barbara Doreen Day Cyrus Gene Dees Pamela Ann Dingee Paula Eloise Dorn Carol Jean Downing

JOHN MARSHALL GRADUATES - CONT'D

of 1961 Claudia Dianne Drennan Michael Keith Eilerts Kathleen Phillips Elmore Mary Obera Embrey John Reed England James Aubry Fields Robert Lewis Flyingman Stanley Lee Foster Sari Dee Frank Joyce Elaine Freeman Shirley Jean Frese Linda Lee Frick Thomas Houston George III Wallace Robert Giasson III Glenn Errol Gilley James Dell Gordon Donald Gary Gray Mary Louise Griffiths Judith Ann Hall Beverly Berneda Hamm Douglas William Hamm Janet Elaine Hanna Ronald Gene Harbolt Milton Gary Haskin â€˘ Michael Truett Haskins Linda Louise Hassler Robert Victor Heatherly, Jr. Jeanne Carolyn Heaton Billie Frances Heckel Gary Dean Heidebrecht Barbara Ann Helm John Lee Hendricks Stephen Earl Hendricks Gary Charles Herripan Joyce Evelyn Hicks Thomas Luther Hicks Paul Carlton Hill William Loren Hill Sharon Beth Hogard Jon Mack Hoipkemier Beverly Kaye Holt Sally Ann Horsley William Philip Horton Ronald Jimmie Hover Barbara Jean Huddleston Ralph Duncan Huffman Judith Kay Hurd Phyllis Sue Hurst

Daniel LeRoy Hutcherson David Earl Isley Myrl Wayne Ives Ronald William Jacobs Jere Kersey Jaillite Ramonda Dayl James Richard Don James Pamela Sue Jobe Jerry William Johnson Kathleen Ann Johnson David Elton Jones John Wesley Jones Janet Lee Jordan Richard David Kennedy Ruth Ann Kettler Michael Paul Kirschner Margaret Anne Kirtley Carla Margaret Knight Ralph Howard Lacey Hollis Ray Lackey, Jr. Donald Michael Lane Alice Denise Larson Bobby Jo Lasater Donald Thomas Layden Patsy Lea Layton Carol Ann LeCrone Willard Alfred Lemons, Jr. Ronald Joe Lockney Harry William Loessberg Jeff William Luna Carol Ann Massad Cecil Edgar Mayfield Pamela Ray Means Jack Lewis Medley Bertram John Merle Norman Mitchell Merrill Frank Haskin Miller Gary Lynn Miller Donald Ray Molitor Wardna Jean Molitor Berneta Joyce Moore Jimmie Lemon Moore Nancy Sue Morehouse John Grant Morey Kay Morgan Stephen Owen Morris Jack Clare Mueller Frederick James Musick

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING 1961

^Northeast Jtyb School SENIOR CLASS ROLL

Minor, Patricia Louise “Abbott, Karen L. “Felker, Kenneth B. “Mock, Randall Don Abrahams, Don M. Flaherty, Jack L. Addington, Sherry Lynn Morgan, Sandra R. Flewelling, Harry J., Jr. Mullenix, Jerry Olen Adkins, Julia Ellen Foster, Howard Eugene Neal, Janet Suzanne Allison, Royce Fowler, Thomas William “Nelson, Jane Alyea, Judy Ann Frazier, Annette Nelson, Judy Anderson, Carla June Fudge, Michael Shelton Nichols, Mary Ann Bales, Janice Rea Garrett, Maureen Betty Barnard, Bob Edwin Nix, Jolane Garrett, Roy Eugene Nix, Larry Thomas “Barton, Judy Lane “Greene, Judith Allen “Belk, Alice Jeanne Noe, Larry J. Harris, Danny Glynn “Benningfield, Aves Anne “OwensrSharon"Dale *...— Harris, Mary Lee Parham, Jim Best, Jane Helen Harris, Thomas J., Jr. Best, Judy Ellen Paulson, Dennis W. Hight, Trent Larry Lee Booze, Joseph L. “Pierce, Loretta Ann Hill, Beverly Dean Borneman, Eugene E. Piercey, Ava La Veme Hollis, B. B. Boully, Frank Jackson Pierson, Patricia Gayle Hombeek, Ronald Lee Pippin, James Ray Bower, Thelus Gayle Howard, Margarette Jeanne Bowers, Harold A. Plato, Margaret Anne Howard, William F. Bowlby, Leonard Jonathan Hull, Kenneth Allison “Poling, Roberta Maxine Brazeal, James D. Ingels, Sandra Kaye Porter, Ed Brown, Raymond Dwight Isham, Edward M. Porter, Jo Ann Bruno, Stephen A. James, Barbara Jean Pratt, Jack S. “Bruza, Sharon Ruth Provines, Stephen J. Jarvis, Dennis Ronald Bryant, Jerry Howard Putnam, Dena Lee Johnson, Howard L. Buckhalter, Robert Ray Rahn, Charles W. Johnston, David Donald Ramsey, Linda Burk, Kathryn Lynette Jones, Phillip Dennis Burk, Teelaine Ray, Carl Eugene Keef, Myrna Kay Burke, Patricia Anne Keel, Roger E. “Rea, Dianna Clare Bums, Roy Thomas Keister, Claudia J. Reynolds, James Wayne Bums, Susan Nadine Kennedy, J. Jerome Rice, Claudette Button, Robert C. Kennedy, William A., Jr. Riemenschneider, Jacqueline ^Byler, Jeanne Antoinette Koch, Floyd Frank Riggs, William Ray Kuhn, Connie Sue Caesar, Charlene Kay Riley, James Donald Campbell, Joy S. Lamar, Leon L. Robb, Clarence Leon Lane, Clara Ruth Clebum, Mary L. Robb, Clayton D. Layton, Jim Patrick Russell, Ronald Lewis Clement, Thomas Charles Lewis, Charles Cochran, Joyce Russell, William T. Lewis, George Donald Schilling, David Carl Crawford, Sharon Arlene Lugafet, Pauline Severs, Patricia Carol Croak, Diana Kay McCorkle, Gerald Hubert Shaffer, Johnny Wayne Crutchfield, Thomas Lynn McEwen, Lewis Dee Cummings, Marc Steven “Shaw, Teresa Jan McGinty, William Robert Shreffler, Milton Lester Daugherty, Naomi L. McKee, Robert E. Davis, Billie Jean Sisco, Jimmie Lee McKelvey,Victoria Elizabeth “DeGeare, Danny Ivan Skaggs, Mabie Joan McKinney, Richard Michael “DeVore, Dorothea Fallie Slagle, Barbara Jeanne “Smith, J. Steve “Dorr, Dana Michael McKnight, Stephen Rodney McRoberts, Karen Lanelle Smitherman, Sally Jo Dozier, Scheme Monette “Martin, Mary Lou Drewnicky, Gene, Jr. Snodgrass, Jacquelyn Sue Matthews, Janice Irene “Duncan, Virginia Sue Spahn, Robert Gary Maze, Jacldyn June Spicer, Robert Eugene Eastin, Lynda Rae Miller, Robert Arthur ffantiMHi Elliot, Doyle Ray ^Denotes Membership in National Honor Society '•

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Clots

Linda Kay McClaran Beverley Kay McFeaters Alexander Marvin McInnis, Jr. Annette McMichael Charles Lee McPhail Robert Alan Nance Mary Jane Neale Sandra Louise Norman Sandra Diane Nourse Perry Donald Oldham, Jr. Linda Lu Osborne Lawrence Walter Parish Dixie Diane Patterson Patricia Ann Peterson Karen Lynn Petree Janet Sue Pipkin Michael Max Poole Juanita Evelyn Post Samuel Joe Ramsey Billy Ray Ransom Roddie Roy Reed Priscilla Rose Reinke Truman Mack Renner Linda Joan Rhea Earl Dean Ritter Louis LeRoy Rosanelli Ronald Reagin Ruff Avanelle Yvonne Lovell Ryland Doris Mayrie Salyer David Michael Saunders Jonathan Patrick Saunders Lonnie Gene Sellers Kay Denice Shaw Bobby Dwayne Shelton Bobby Dewayne Shuffield Bernard Irving Slutzky Marvin Slutzky Patricia Margaret Smith Kathy Jean Sneed Keats Endymion Soder, Jr.

0/1961 Sandra Kay Spaulding Clyde L. Speer Thomas Donald Stanfill Harlan EtesBa Connie Gayle Stilwell James Mark Stoneberger Charles Lester Strain Jacqueline Stuckey Clarence Leston Summers Trudy Ann Symes Jerry Dean Talley Ken Chaffin Tamblyn . Mary Kay Taylor Patricia Ann Taylor Marilyn Kay Trimmer Charles Stewart Turci Barbara Jo Turner Ruby Ann Vaughn Thomas John Vaughn, Jr. Florence Kay Vaught Kenneth Fred Wainner Virginia Roberta Ward Linda Jeaii Watkins Dick Roland Wegener Virginia Sue Wheeler Charles Russal White Kay Hammons Whitson ’ Charles Stephen Whitt Donald Ray Whittington James Max Williams John Howard Williams Judy Clare Williamson Ruth Elizabeth Winchell Fred Hurt Winston Sidney Mayo Witt III Danny Lee Witten Jerry Lynn Wood John Earl Woods Lee Fredrick Wright Linda Margaret Wright DuO ’t Ver lir\ ypun.

Motto: Right through wisdom.

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NORTHWEST CLASSEN HIGH GRADUATES

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING 1961

CLASS ROLL Barbara Joan Abe] Carrilee Abernathy * Donna Ruth Abraham * Patricia Louise Acree William LeRoy Acree Jane Adams * Karen Adams Nancy Lynn Agee * Marty I la Aiken William Byron Aiken Sharon Vanita Albert Polly Allen Edmond S. Amburn Carol Faye Amerson Judith Lee Anderson Linda Dee Anderson Sandra Jean Anderson Sherilea Kay Anderson Judith Ann Andrews Lynn Rowland Arnn Gerald Leo Ashley James Lane Ashlock James Robert Askins Verna Lou Auer Lloyd Eugene Austin Anthony Warren Babcock Nita Ann Baber Benith Kay Bainbridge Daniel Ray Baker Judith Ann Baker Linda Kay Baker Earl C. Bannon Pamela Rose Barham Carol Kay Barrett Brenda Carol Barron Sandra Jean Bay * Armenitta Kay Bell Janet Frances Belt Paula Mae Bennett Saundra Jean Best Donald George Beverly Elaine Ann Bierman * Shirley Ann Biggs * Marilyn Eloise Bomar Richard Lee Bonds Kathryn Louise Booker John Christopher Booth * Gary Kent Borrell Elizabeth Ann Bortzfield Sandra Ann Bowerman David Francis Boyle John Brackeen Glenna Sue Brady Sally Ann Brady Wanda Marie Braun Fred Haney Bucklin Sue Lyn Bumpas Jerry Allen Burbridge H. Kenny Butler Barbara Ann Butterworth J, Robert Cain Jerry Lynn Calvert Freda Faye Canada Glenda Jo Cannon Gaylen Sue Carlton John Hale Carnahan Beatrice Anna Carroll

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Garland Alfred Carter Peggy Eileen Carter Jan Michele Casey Kathleen Anne Cassady Jeanene Chambers • £’ Linda Kay Chance * ‘ Larry Jack Cheever Gary Rick Chew Janet Chi Iders Kenneth Paul Choate Marjorie E. Chrisstoffels Leon Clair Gary Wayne Clark Mary Alice Clarkson Pamela Dee Clemons Cleola Ann Cleveland Tom Cochran Ellen Pat Coffey Doris Elaine Coffman Karen Kay Coit Karen Ann Collins Jim Ross Conkin Penny Kay Cornell Phyllis Joy Cornell Nancy Kay Coughlin Robert Mann Coulter Avi s Jean Cox Von Monroe Crain James David Cromwell Patricia Yvette Crumpler Nancy Jill Culbert Juditn Kaye Cummins Judith Elaine Cunningham Carolyn Sue Custer John Buford Daniel Jr. Edgar James Davis Floy Allene Davis Gary M. Davis Hazel Annice Davis Patricia Frances Davis Sandra Sue Davis Donna Gayle Decker Joseph Arthur Decker Kathleen Patricia Deegan Michael DesChamps Betty Jo Dixon Othell Jean Doler Donna L. Drabek Larry Newton Dunford Dale Alden Durfee Jack Peyton Dyer James Freeman Elkin Jerry Chris Elliott Gayle Shannon Ellis James D. Elswick Dianne Lorene Embry Vivian Erlene Embry Henry Steve Enders Mary Alice Enos Arthur Wayne Eskridge Lena Mae Eskridge Beverly Anne Estes Janice Fay Ewing Patricia Ann Fabian Pamela Ann Faulkner Sharon Kay Flatt John C. Flemming Jr.

CLASS ROLL * Roland Matthews Floyd Lana Kay Foos Robert Ray Ford Linda Suzan Forgue Anna Marie Forrester Loretta Foster Phillip Edward Foster Shelby Scott Foster Eleanor Jane Friedman Mary Ellen Frost Glenda Lee Gardner Daniel Stephen Garman Lorena Ann Garrett John Kendrick Garrison Charles Kenneth Gibson Dorsey Eldon Glazener Marl D. Godfrey Linda Beryl Graves Judith Ann Gray Sandra Ann Guynn Bruce Norton Haggard * Georgia Ann Hale Henry J. Hall * Sylvia Sue Hall Phylis Jean Hallenbeck Lester Duane Hames James Harvey Hammond Judith Lynne Hamous Kathleen Anne Hardin Carmon Coleman Harris Jr. John Duayne Harrison * Mary Charlind Harrison Lawrence Stephen Hayes * Benalee Ann Hebisen Rose Marie Hendrickson Donald Gene Henthorn Harvey Theodore Herold 111 * Judith Ann Hester James Bruce Hestwood Shirley Gale Hetherington Karen Lou Hicks Nancy Carol Hicock David Eugene Hill * Georgia Ann Hill Ambrose Jeffery Hindman Jr. Marie Elena Hinshaw Georgianna Jannie Hively Lynn Vernon Hodge Lois Ann Holman * Loretta Elaine Holmberg Richard Sam Hornsey Judith Gail Hooper * Karen Barbara Hoster Nancy Ellen Houchin Donna Loujean House * Kathryn Ann Huckabay Judith Anne Huddleston Leo Kennon Hughes Jr. Susan Catherine Hughes Linda Eileen Hunt Charles G. Hyden William Sands Irving Rex Roy Irwin Jr. Martin Chandler Jackson Frederick Gary Jacobson Fred David James Jerome Troxel Jayne

Michelle Katherine Jenkins Sally Patricia Jimenez Darryl F. Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Rowell D. Johnston Suzanne Elaine Jones' Linda June Joyce Peggy Ann Kamp Jay Lee Keffer Herman Rex Kennard William Allen Kent * Cynthia Jane Kerns * Janet Ketchum * Judith Ketchum Kerin Kevin Linda Kay Kimberlin * Bonnie Pnyllene Kimsey Glenn Marvin Kincaid * Judith Ann King Carla Diane Kise Jeanine Ann Knapp Karen Kay Knott Tom Haney Knott Carol Ann Koban Fred Mac Kramer * Nancy Ruth Kurtz Margaret Ruth Kutz Linda Lee Lawson Patricia Ann Leaf Jeanette Cecelia Ledsinger John William Lee Jr. Roger Warren Lee Barbara Lesowitz Aliene Li les James Raymond Lindsay Lloyd Wayne Liszeo Patsy Jean Loeffler Larry Howard Long Peggy Russann Long Richard Ray Lutz John Patterson McCarty Joe Weldon McCord Don Howard McCormack Kenneth Lester McCoy George Euin McDowell Jr. Tanya Lou McEwen Michael John McMains * Carol Beth McPheeters James Peter MacKellar Jr. * Laurence Kent Maguire Perry Steven Main Nikki Elizabeth Mangum Sharon Kay Markham Wanda Gayle Marler Carolyn Kay Marshall Gaylord Mathers Virginia Geraldean Mathis Eddie Mack Matthews Jerry Eugene Mauldin Shirley Gwen May Stuart Gaylord Meister Mike L. Melanson * Sally Rae Merkle Terry Wayne Merrill Charles Walker Middleton Linda Darlene Mielenz Andy Thurman Miller Jr.

Brent Ann Mi I ler * Elizabeth Ellen Miller Harold Frederick Miller Jackie Pauline Miller Larry Burnett Miller William Hobert Mills Lanita Gay Mims Carol Ann Miskovsky James Paul Mitchell Vicky Lee Mock * Vincent Edward Moncrief George Randolph Mondie Robert Kenneth Montgomery Robert Russell Moodie Jr. Larry Wil ford Moore Victor Eugene Morin Judy Marie Morris David George Moutray Dan Arthur Murray Suad Sue Musallam Betty Martheda Muzny Homer Clarence Myers Jr. Marion Nance William Dennis Nance Pamela Sue Neal Nancy Annette Needham * Pamela Susan Nestlerode Nancy Susan Newell Kathleen Mary Norris Linda Lou Norton Nancy Eleanor Norton David Joseph Novey * Nancy Oakes Roger (Buddy^ O’Hara Shirley Ann O'live Carolyn Oneta Oliver Jemme Lynn Olson * Robert Lydon Olson Jean Ann Ore Johnny Ore * Richard Grant Osborn John Charles O’Toole Rae F, Ours Billy Allen Overstreet Stephen Ross Pace Edma Carolyn Page Homer Hampton Parks Sharon Agnes Parmeter James E. Pate Jr, Allen Beasley Pease Charles James Pelton George Bonham Pemberton John Philip Perry Kenneth Ellis Perry Jr. Stephen Baird Peter James Gordon Phillips Thomas Franklin Pierce Sharon Ray Pierson Sharon Kay Pinkston James William Pitts Ann Kristine Pojezny Charles Edward Porta Richard Barnes Powell Terry Lynn Prater Jack Tilden Price * Mary Susannah Price Murray Robert Prock

Robert Leslie Purdy * John Warren Rapp Don Gene Ray Janie Bea Reding Micheal Aaron Reeves * William C. Reiff William Steve Rendel Robert Dwight Reutlinger * Linda Sue Rice Ruth Eleanor Rice Paul Alan Richards Dalton Cash Riley Michael Thomas Ritter Sally Patricia Robertson Michael Robert Robinson Carl Phillip Robison Janice Faye Roesler Carolyn Jean Rogers Shirley Ann Ross Maud Edith Rowe Lynn Hubert Royston Susan Jane Rush James H. Russel] Joanne Kay Rutledge Kenneth Harold Sadberry * Carolyn Sue Sailer James Lee Sailer * Edward Clinton Sanders II James Carl Sanders Judith Ann Saunders Bennett Bruno Schlinke Georgia Lee Schroeder Tony Calvin Schwab Roland Jay Schwoerke Karen Wray Scott * Chester Randall Seba Jr. Kathleen Carrie Shadid Randy Lee Shaw Stephen Charles Sherman * Robert Lee Shick Jr. * Judy Lynne Shield Mary P. Shipman Sharon Kaye Shirley David B. Shoebotham John Warren Sibley Janet Kay Sieber Michael Weston Sigmon Henry Earl Sims Anita Jo Singletary * Mary Martia Singleton Bruce Wayne Smith Deanna Kathleen Smith George Ralston Smith June Ann Smith * Sharon Kay Smith Suzanne Marie Smith Bill Floyd Snipes Carolyn Jean Snyder Joel Winston Sollars James Vernon Son George Gregory Sorenson Rudy L. Spear Thomas Anthony Speed Judy Gail Spigener Robert Charles Spigener Burton Earl Sponnaltz Verna Louise Springer

I STAR-SPENCER HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

NORTHWEST CLASSEN HIGH GRADUATES (CONT'D)

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING 1961

CLASS ROLL

Kathryn Elizabeth Stead.ley James Larry Stearns Ralph Lee Steeds Annamae Louise Steinbeck Ronald Roy Stephenson Jerry Stettneimer * George Alexander Stevens Jr. Joanna Gail Stevens * Shirley Ann Stewart Sue Ellen Stewart Patricia Jayne Stout William LawrenceStrahl William Richard Strong Ronald Dean Styles * Tresa Marquise Sullivan Charles Winston Taylor * Mary Hermine Taylor Ricnard D. Taylor * Ruth Anne Taylor Michael O’Neill Tharp Edna Leona Thomas * Patricia Olivia Thomas * William Paul Thomason Anita Jean Thompson Beverly Kaye Thompson Suzanne Thompson Connie Sue Treece Jack Paul Tucker * Charles Julian Vahlberg Jr. Marta Alicia Vallve’ Sylvia Deanna Dobbins Vanderslice Karen Kay VanDeventer Curtis Don Van Hooser Jay Ronald Vaughan Bryan Kent Vinyard Joyce 1 lene Vore * Thomas Robert Vrooman Judy Wade

Victor Henry Waggoner Brenda Walker Frank Miles Walker III Patrick Martin Walls Carolynn Joyce Ware Gerald Warren Johnny Michel Waters Michael Alan Waters Bob Eugene Way * Patricia Gail Weaver Anne Libby Weisiger * Eloise Bryanne Welch Jean LeslieWeldon Davi Ann Wells * Patricia Lynne Werner William Forrest White Nancy Lee Whittaker * Barbara Ann Wilkison Allan D. Williams II Carolyn Jo Williams Dean Arthur Williams Eleanor Ann Williams JJerry Dean Williams Roger Everett Williams John Wilson Lillian Mary Wilson * Rose Marie Winkler * Carlean Jae Wood Linda Lee Wood Larry Charles Woodard James Lee Woodward William C. Woodward Jr Joan Dale Wooley * Carol Anne Worthing * Earl Woodford Young II * Nina Lynn Young Joseph Paul Yount

* Denotes member of National Honor Society

MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1961

Cheryl Ann Allen Dennis Edward Ballenger Theodore James Berry Oretta Marcella Borders Savannah-Georgia Brewer Dongld Clyde Brown Ronald Lynn Brunson Hattie Fay Cashion Linda Kay Chandler Kathleene Ann Coker Kelley Rex Copeland Patrick Dwight Couch Erma Lou Crager Frankie Joy Davis Larry Charles Dodd Carolyn Patricia Eckroat Lexye Ann Ensley Walter David Fleming Vincil Jerry Geno Sally Lora Gillespie Sheryl Gae Hawkins Martha Leann Hayes Judith Ann Hemingway Janie Ann Hicks Harriet Hinton Margaret Ruth Hodges Francis William Holcombe Donald MacArthur Hudson David William Ingram Carole Jean Kelley Paul Michael LaFave Paul Barnard Leathers Wesley Dwayne Lee William Thomas Mann Peggy Aline Mason Harvey Linn Mathews Polio Patricia Mathis Ann Ellen McFarland CLASS

SPONSORS

Mrs. Mary Jane Roddy

Miss Carole Jo Kerley Mr. Emile Delsigne Mr. Leonard Callis Mr. Herschel Smith Mr. Lyle Work

Jack Wayne McKay Ronny Marion McKay Phyllis Elaine McLemore Cecil Brooks Mefford Dewey Clarion Metheny, Jr. Mickey Ray Miller Mona Pearl Moody Karen Sue Moreland Jimmy Dale Morgan Linda Sue Morrow Marvin Wesley Mosley Deanna Kaye Murray Buddy Ray Pennington Sandra Terrie Peoples Shirley Ann Rankin Sherita Rae Reser Irvine Devon Scott, Jr. Betty Jean Seebeck Sharon Kay Shelby Etta Mae Shirley Baylus Ray Smith Donald Gene Smith Steven Duane Smith Meriel Truman Spencer Don Edward Stevens Kenneth Ray Straily Phyllis Rae Tidwell Bill Sherman Tomlinson Jo Ann Trott Wilford Marlin Williams Orvil Dean Willyerd Danny Gerold Witherspoon Bobbie Jean Wood Lonnie Houston Woodberry George Earl Wortham Susan Wright Jo Ella. Yarborough Brian Lester Zimmerman CLASS

MOTTO

“Tis Education forms the common man; Just as the twig is bent the tree’s inclined.” CLASS COLORS

Red and White

CLASS FLOWER

Red Rose Honor Marshals ______________ Dana Smith and Dewayne Tomlinson Ushers—Elaine Joplin, Rachel Enoch, Sandra Jones, Wanilda Stone, William Harrison, and Richard Kleckner. Area Superintendent, Raymond Harvey

SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES (Elaaa ^Roll

Abrams, David R.

§ Adams, Carol Linda Akins, Clonnie Wayne Alexander, Kenneth L. Allen, Geneva Ann Archer, Jimmy Darrell § Ball, Kathryn Lou

Banning, Norma Lee Bartlett, Dorothy LaNell Barton, Jerry Lane Bateman, Donald Clifford Beistel, Gloria Isom § Bishop, Cheryl Ann Blackwell, Iris Claudine § Blackwood, Betty Sue Bobo, James William § Bowman, Judith Carolyn Box, Margaret Ann Bray, Kathryn Sharon Brown, LuEllis § Brown, Phyllis Jannette Burnett, Peggy Jo § Burton, Paul William Burton, Rebecca Jane Campbell, Ruby Jannelle Cannon, Eugene Cantrell, Sammie Lou Cape, Chester Carpenter, Lavada Lynn Carrier, Nancy Mary Carroll, E. Ralph Chambers, David L. Cheshier, Jim D. § Childers, Charles Ray Circle, Daniel Paul Clark, Fred Palmer Colbert, Bruce Ray Colclasure, Mary Belle Cole, Cornelia § Cornett, Clydine § Crews, Donald Roy Critchfield, Leon Charles Crotts, Jerry Bob § Nation Honor Soceity member

Daley, Sharon Berdette Daniels, Charley Ray Davis, Darrell Wayne DeVilliers, Richard W. DeGraffenre'd, Bobby Leon Dicken, Carol Kay Dickerson, Shirley Sue Dover, Barbara Sue Driver, Carolyn Sue Duncan, Clifton LeeRtfy Dycus, Richard Lee Emptage, Pat Bradley Eischen, Glenna Sue Fanning, Patricia Jean Farley, Robert Lewis Flowers, James Virgel Folsom, Ronald Wilson Ford, Patricia Ann § Fox, Melvin Lee Frazier, Carroll Don Garrett, Alice Laverne § Garrett, Cala Sue Gibson, Harold Austin, Jr. Givens, Roy Don Glass, Rozetta Kaye Goodman, Lillie Angeline § Greathouse, Spatks, Linda Griffin, Ralph G Griffith, Jerry Gene Hallman, Willian H., Jr. Hallock, Bill § Hefner, Charlotte Lee Henderson, James Philip Henderson, Nancy Kay Hodge, Dorothy Sue ' Holcomb, Florence Carol Hollcroft, Charles Owen § Hunter, Ben Richard § Jared, Donna Lanell § Johnson, Leo Frank, Jr. § Johnson, Tommie Coker § Jones, Velma Earlene § Kelly, Kaaren Gayle Continued on next page

SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - CONT'D Kimery, Rayford Leo Shearrer, Jimmy Dale § Lamb, Laura Sue Shelton, Charles Thomas Lambert, Arthur Lee Shelton, Linda Lorraine Lambert, Becky § Sieg, Twila Patricia Lambert, Martha Swearengin Sigman, Patsy June Langley, Robert James Smith, Betty Darlene § Ledlow, Claudia Kay Smith, Saundra Kay Long, Vernon Ray Speaks, J.W., Jr. Lowell, Ronald Conrad Spring, James F. McAllister, George Edward Stokes, James Edward McDaniel, Judith Virginia § Stout, Ola Mae McDonald, Tony, Jr. Stowe, Janice Joy Me Watters, William Robert Sullins, Carol Loydene . § Magers, Glenda Jean • § Sylvester, Deanna Gaye Maloy, Billy Vernon Tailant, Douglas B. Martin, Doris Lucille Taylor, Carolyn Yvonne Mason, Da’e Earlene Taylor, Helen Marie Taylor, Robert Keith Maxey, Ronny Royce Thompson, Phyllis Jean Moore, Connie Marie Murcer, Harland Dewayne Thompson, Tresha Turner, Michael M. Neal, Terry L. Vandeveer, Patricia Ann Nelms, Ivy May Carolyn VauSchuyver, James Carl Newton, Charles Allen Oakes, Thomas Hardy Vitatoe, Robert Mikon Wade, Carol Sue Pace, Phyllis Ann Picakard, Kenneth Wayne Wall, Ronnie James Ward, Edgar Lee Ramsey, Jim Raper, Ronald Euel Watson, Bobby Ann Reed, Frances LaNell Wells, James Alan Rhodes, John Merrill Werner, Fredrick Linden Richeson, Richard Lee Whitaker, Weyman Hilliard Russell, Curtis Glenn Williams, John P. Russell, Sandra Kay Wilson, Conan Neal Rycroft, Martha Fay Wise, Mary Gene Seales, Hoyt Wayne § Yancey, Martha Floydene § Shaha, Glenda Marie Yeargaiii, Michael Edward CLASS OFFICERS President Jerry Barton Vice-President Twila Sieg Glenda Magers Secretary Treasurer Richie Richeson

SPONSORS Mrs. Wynema Caswell Miss. Elizabeth Staley Mr. Bob Berry Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burdette

Mr. Eugene Dipboye Mrs. Anna Grace Kellogg Mr. James Faubel Mr. Paul Laucus

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71# Gravelly Eugene Finley, Jr 72. Patsy Faye Ford 73*Gwendolyn Bobbette Fortune ?#• Gwendolyn Fullbright 75. Milton Melvin Gaines ?6. lorvelle Gaines 77. Robbia Jean Gardner 78. Margaret Marie Garland 79* Valesta Garrett 80. James Charles Gatewood, Jr 81. Jaek Clinton Gentry 82* Jacqueline Louise Gibson 83. Edward Earl Gipson 84. Marvin Ray Glover 85. Beverly Jean Gordon 86. Jeff Junior Goodeau 87* Levert Graham 88. Roy Edward Graham 89. ®ffl» Grayson 90* Bera Mae Grayson 91* Jimmie Jean Greenhoward 92. Beverly Gunter 93 • tula Marie Hall 94. Winnie Marie Hall 95* Camilla Kay Hamilton 96. Linda Marie Hamilton 97 • Virgie Irene Hamilton 98* Herschel Lee Hampton 99* Bearl Mae Harrison 100'. William Harrison 101. Kenneth Wayne Hatten 102. ' Theodore Rutherford Haynes 103. Harvey Dean Henry 104. Zelna Herron 105. Bernice Maxine Hicks

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Esop Junior Lee Barbara Lehman Geraldine Annette Lewis Mildred Bernice Lewis Virgil Littlejohn, Jr. Charlene Littles Leis Ann Lofton Marion Edward Logan Evelyn Christine Long John Leonard Lusk Hazel Yvonne Luster Wilma Jean Lyons Rosalee Elva Manuel Earlye Martin Quinnita May Cheryl Vertes Maynard Carl Oliver McCauley Abe McDonald Robert Earl McEwen Joycelyn Blanch McGlon Patricia Ann MeGlory Howard Allen McKenzie Sheila Yvonne McNeal Margaret Marie Menser Alvin Bernard Meteyer Eva Mae Milton Joe Louis Moore Stella Morgan Elarry© Eugene Mukes Bonnie James Murphy Elnora Mere Carl James Newton Herman Stanley Nichols Brenda Lee Officer Priseilia Oliver

Tyrone Price Lenora HandlesDoris Jean Reed Melva Ann Renfrow McArthur'Wx Bernice Teresa Roberts Marilyn Edwina Roberts Ruth Evelyn Robinson Vera Mae Robinson Barbara Ann Rockmore Mary Louise Rogers Barbara Kay Ross Theodore Raymoun Samuels James Scott Wilma Jean Singer Anthony Leotis Smith Clayven David Smith Georgia Ann Smith Vivian Leigh Smith Ronnie Quantrell Snell Clifford Ardman Spivey, II Montgomery Douglas Starks Willie Mae Stephens Lola Jean Strain . Carl Lawrence Summers Frank Leslie Swain ^loiaas Carl Taylor Willie Corinne Taylor George H.Thomas, Jr.

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Vernetta Ann Higgins Clarence Dino Hildreth Elbert Earl Hill Marie Arnetta Hill Otis Perdido Hill Brenda Joyce Hinton Lynnette Marie Hodge Robert Earl Hollis Elustra Marie Holloway Billie Jo Holmes Doris Lee Holmes Sherry Delois House Rosemary Houston Charles L. Jackson Darling Ana Jackson Edna Mae Jackson George Earl Jackson, Jr. Lenora Carol Jeffrey Sherletta Jean Jenkins Ameatha Isora Johnson Ernest J* Johnson Ernest Tyrone Johnson Reginald Owens Johnson

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING

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Eldra Lee Berry Wanda Jo Green Jessie Mae Johnson Joyce Marie Lambeth Shirley MeCoy Loraine

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LaVeme A. Crawford Helen 0. Graham Lula P. Johnson Bettie A. Petty Deanna Regers

£.• .5* 2* William-e> Houston Paul Eduard McMullen

1961

251. 252.

HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES, SPRING

Janice Joel Thomas Marcella Thomas Wilbert Randall Thomas Albert Gerard Thompson Robert L. Thompson Ruth Ann Thompson Espenola Amelia Townsend Bobbie Jean Traywicks Ei*nest Vernon Turner Adolph Cleophous Upshaw Ray Wilson Vaughn Ray Charles Verse Catherine Lurline Vickers Thoma* Willard Wade Mildred June Walker Thomas Felton Wadkins Arthur Eugene Washington Bonita Jean Watson Grace Ella West Harvell White Claude Shermack Williams, II Claudette Williams Boris Louise Williams Helen Jean Williams Lee Arthur Wilson Sheridan Ann Wilson Charles Edwards Woods Barbara Jean Wytch Earl Young

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION

IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1961 AT U:3O P.M. PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President William F. Lott, Vice President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker and Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendents; Mrs. Floy Campbell, C. E. Costley, W. C. Haller, G. L. Robinson, and Tom Smith - Directors; B. D. Foutz, Engineer; David Light, Chief Accountant; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. (Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk; Lloyd Estes, President District 0. E. A.; Mrs. Margaret Gentz, representing The Classroom Teachers; Mrs. Wilma Cain, Dr. George's Secretary; and Jim Reid of The Daily Oklahoman.

Mr. Skaggs gave the invocation.

Invocation

On motion of Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, the minutes of the meetings of May 1, 1961 and May 22, 1961 were approved as read.

R. #151+ Minutes Approved

SPECIAL

Mr. Bennett welcomed visitors present at the meeting.

Visitors Welcomed

Mr. Thompson moved permission to open bids on paving adjacent to Jefferson Junior High School, these bids as tabulated below having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Welch and carried.

R. #155 Bids on Paving Adj. To Jefferson Opened

TABULATION OF BIDS ON PAVING FOR JEFFERSON JUNIOR HIGH

Boeeking Construction Company Connelly Construction Company Haskell Lemon Construction Company Metropolitan Paving Company Palm Paving Company

$11,960 IIA56 12,250 12,370 11,723

Motion to refer the bids on paving of street adjacent to Jefferson Junior High School to the central office for further consideration and later report to the Board was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.

R. #156 Bids Referred to Central Office

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, School District Treasurer, presented his report for the month of May and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

Treasurer's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills recommended for payment have been examined and approved by the Auditing Department.

Auditor's Report

On motion of Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, the foregoing reports were approved as presented.

R. #157 Reports Approve

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve making transfers and supplement appropriations to the 1960-61 General Fund account as indicated on the attached detailed explanation. The motion carried unanimously, on roll call. (Explanation is attached on the next page.)

R. #158 General Fund Transfers and Supplemental Appropriations Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D T

R. #158 I Continued

GENERAL FUND

TRANSFERS IN

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1 10-J 1 10-0 120-D I20-G2 I20-J2 I2O*Q

Research - Salaries Purchasing - Salaries School Elections Assistant Supt. Office - Supplies 1 ,B.M - Supp1ies Postage

213 2 15-B 2IU-B 220 2J0-B 2U0-A 2J+0-B2 2U0-J 2U0-K 250-B

Teachers - Salaries Homebound - Salaries Curriculum Center - Salaries Library Books Per iodicaIs Storeroom Stock Ti t le HI, Maps, FiIms & Books Vocational Supplies Physical Education Supplies Travel

500.00 300.00 98.00 100.00 5,000.00 980.00

750,000.00 3,000.00 5,000.00 2i 5,000.00 2,000.00 65,000.00 30,300.00 7,000.00 5,000.00 1,000.00

J2I-B3

Tournament Officials

20.00

U50-A

Contracted Services

313.50

5J0-B 5U0-A 5I4.O-B 5U0-B2 550-C

E lectricity Custodial - Supplies Vehic les - Regu lar Vehicles - Heavy Duty Dumping Privi leges

620-A 12 7J0-A2 730-AJ

Pest Control & Lawn Mower Repair T.V. Equipment Rental I.B.M. Equipment Rental

912-A 960-A

1030-E IOJO-K IOJO-L

20,000.00 17,000.00 1,500.00 1,500.00 150.00. 3,000.00 1,500.00 2,200.00

6,500.00 6,000.00

Summer School Salaries r^Adult School Salaries

: 32,000.00 25,000.00 • 65,000.00

Transportation Equipment New 'Library Books Title VIII Equipment

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TRANSFERS OUT 1 |0-K 1 10-L 120-A I20-A2 120-G 120-H 120-1 120-L 120-N I20-N2 120-0 I20-P2

Census - Sa laries Business Office - Salaries Mi see 1 laneous Board Member Expense Superintendent’s Office - Supplies Personnel Office - Supplies Public Relations - Supplies Business Office - Supplies Bui Iding & Grounds - Supplies Engineers - Supplies Purchasing - Supplies Personnel Directory

211 212 213-A 2 II4.-C 215-A 2I5-Q> 2U0-B 250-A

Principals - Salaries Supervisors - Salaries Substitutes - Salaries Guidance - Salaries Office of Principals - Salaries Teacher Aides General Instruction Instructional Office

3 I2-A2 312-B 322-B

Counselors - Supplies Travel - Counselors Travel -Health Department .

2,500.00 900.00 500.00 380.50 900.00 600.00 200.00 1,000.00 350.00 500.00 200.00 285.60

U,000.00 U,000.00 30,000.00 5,000.00 8,000.00 1,000.00 25,000.00 1,000.00

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lj.00.00 800.00 392.92

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #158 Continued

GENERAL FUND TRANSFERS OUT - CONTINUED

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Bus Drivers Maintenance, Tires & Tubes Transportation Insurance Public Carriers Special Education

1,200.00 5,000.00 399.37 10,000.00 1|,000.00

510-A 5 I0-D2 5IO-DJ 5 10-Dlj. 510-05 520 511-0-A2 51+O-A3 5U0-D 550-A 550-B

Custodial - Salaries Drayage - Salaries Warehouse - Salaries Garage - Sa laries T.V. Engineers - Salaries Heat Laundry Expense Pi Iter Expense Office Supplies Car A 1 lowance Trave 1

7,000.00 4,000.00

1,500.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 15,000.00 1,11-00.00 1,800.00 500.00 30.00 500.00

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Grounds - Sa laries Replace Stage Settings Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materia Is - Title V Vehicular - Heavy Duty

25,000.00 1,500.00 3,000.00 35,000.00 1,17U.1+I U, 000.00

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Research Office - Equipment New School Shop Equipment All School Furniture& Equipment Replace Instructional Equipment

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It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve making transfers and supplement appropriations to the 1960-61 Building Levy account as indicated on attached detailed explanation. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

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610-B 6io -b U 6ll 620-E10 610-C 620-E

Buildings - Salaries Special Projects - Salaries Car Allowance Vehicular - Regular Furniture Repair - Salaries Furniture Repair - Materials

15,000.00 13,000.00 2,000.00 It,000.00 1,339.72 88.82

1020-B 1030-B I030-B2 IO3O-B3’ I030-D2

New BuiIdings Superintendent’s Office Business Office Personnel Office Equipment - Title V

1 1,013.02 800.00 500.00 300.00 l,l71Utl

R. #159 Building Levy Transfers and Supplemental Appropriations Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - COW'D

R. #159 Continued

BUILDING LEVY FUND

TRANSFERS OUT CONT'D

Maintenance Office Operations Office Cl inic Office Pupi1 Services Adult School Special Education Replace Non-Instr. Equipment Maintenance Department Bldg. Eqpt.

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Total

72,851*67

Net Increase to Building Levy Budget

65^8.15

R. #160 Approval to Supplement State Equalization Aid Funds

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve request to supplement the State Equalization Aids funds to our teacher salary account in the 1960-61 General Fund in the amount of $1,226,108.00; details being placed on file in the Clerk's office. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

Report on Summer School Enrollment

Dr. Parker reported an enrollment of 2001 secondary pupils in summer school whi^ja begins on this date. More will be enrolled later and a further report will be given on both the secondary and elementary school enrollment.

PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended

It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the V _____ »» J- VAi U14V, 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.

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

RESIGNATIONS (mis s )

ALLEN, JOAN

RIVERSIDE 5TH 4 6th

(MR)

STAR-SPENCER

ARLINGTON, JAMES S. (MRS)

ARMSTRONG, NANCY

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COOLIDGE 4-TH

6-2-61

CAPITOL HILL JR.

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NORTHEAST

ENGLISH

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SHIDL ER

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BASSETT, JANET SUE

(MRS)

SHI ELDS

BOWER, CYNTHIA

(MRS) BROWN, MATTYE F.

(MR)

6-2-61

NORTHWEST

BUS.

(MRS)

LONGFELLOW

(MR) VIRGIL E.

(MRS)

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CANNON,

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CALDWELL,

EDWARD F.

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CARLSON, LUCILLE

(MR) CARTER, JAMES E. (MRS)

CARTER,

ZAIDA E.

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ELLA L.

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6-2-61

SHI ELDS 6th

6-2-61

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CAPITOL HILL SR. VARI-TYPING

MARSHALL MATH. NORTHEAST

BUS. ED. DOUGLASS

MATH. NICHOLS HILLS 3RD

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-2-61

(MRS)

PRAIRI E QUEEN 1ST

(MRS)

WILLARD 2ND

(MRS)

VALLEY BROOK

1ST 4 2ND

HERONVILLE

DORR, GERTA S.

1ST

(mis s ) DRURY,

TYLER PATRICIA ANN

LINCOLN

5TH

(MR)

ma rsh al l PHYS.

(MRS)

CAPITOL HILL JR.

ENGLISH, DONNA

ENGLISH

(MR)

SOUTHEAST

SOCIAL

ED.

STUDI ES

.HAYES

(MRS)

FELLRATH,

PATRICIA

LOLA R.

3RD

(MRS)

CENTRAL

GILLIAM, VIRGINIA

SPEC.

ED.

(MISS)

NORTHWEST

6-2-61

GRENIGER, CAROL

SPANISH

(MRS)

GARFIELD

(x-2-61

HACKNEY, MARGARET K.

5TH

(MRS)

MARSHALL

6-2-61

HAGLE, GLADYS B.

SCIENCE

J 6-2-61

'6-2-61

(MRS)

MARSHALL

HANCOCK, CAROL

PHYS.

(MRS)

HARRISON

Ha rris

b e th

de an

5TH

6-2-61

6-2-61 . 6-2-61

1ST

COOLIDGE

(MRS) FREEMAN,

6-2-61

DUNCAN, JERRY

E. JAMES '

6-2-61

2ND

DRYDEN, BETTY J.

6-2-61

CROSS, JANICE

FAUBEL,

6-2-61

CRITES, LINDA A.

(miss )

6-2-61

GERMAN 4 SPAN.

1ST

(MRS)

6-2-61

EDGEMERE 5TH

CORY, NANCY L.

DAVIS, HAZEL

6-2-61

BRYAN, ALVIN

BURRUS, DOROTHY

6-2-61

1ST

COOLI DGE

(mis s )

6-2-61

SCIENCE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME RESIGNATIONS

SCIENCE 4 MATH.

BAILEY, DONALD BARRIS, SANDRA

EFFECTIVE DATE

ED.

6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61 6-2-61 6-2-61

6-2-61

*x cL (D (D

Ph Pm

P E R S 0 NN E L

INSTRUCTIONAL

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

SALARY

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS,.

MEETING OF JUNE

5 , 1961 -

CONT'D

RESIGNATIONS

(mRS)

mark

HARRISON, JANICE A.

SPEC.

(MR)

ROOSEVELT

twain

ED.

HAYES, SAMUEL

SCIENCE

(MR)

TAFT

HERRELL, PAUL D.

MATH.

(MRS)

TAFT

HICKS, MARY ANN

HOME EC.

6-2-61

(MR)

GRANT

HILL, FRANKLIN

MATH.

6-2-61

(MRS)

HOLLEY, LOIS

MARK TWAIN 4-TH

6-2-61

(MRS)

HAWTHORNE KDG.

6-2-61

HULSE, MAX

LINWOOD 6th

6-2-61

(MR)

CAPITOL HILL SR.

HUNTER, RALPH

IND. ARTS

HUGHES, MARGARET

(MR)

(MISS) IMBLER,

MARSHALL

ENGLISH

IRENE

, (MRS)

6-2-61

CLASSEN ' ' ENGLISH

LANIER, VIVIAN(MRS)

KELLEY, PATRICIA

HENRY 3RD & 4-TH

(MR)

CLASSEN

KING, ALLEN L.

MATH.

(MRS)

BUCHANAN

LANE, DONNA 0.

5TH

(MRS)

LEEMAN, HOPE T.

1ST

(MRS)

STAR ELEM.

MAGEE, DOLORESANN

KDG.

(MRS)

TAFT

MALONEY, MARGARET J.

ENGLI SH

(mr s ) MATTHEWS,

6-2-61

NICHOLS HILLS

BURBANK SALLY

5â„¢

6-z^6,i

6-2-61

5-19-61

(fille

d by

su bs titu

)

6-2-61

J i

5 I*

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

' SALARY

REPLACEMENT

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

5 , 1961 - CONI'D

(MRS)

UNIV. HGTS.

MOODY, ANNETTE

1ST & 2ND

(MRS)

BRYAN PATRICIA A.

MORAN,

(MR)

JACKSON

6-2-61

MORSE, MAXINE

LAFAYETTE 3RD

6-2-61

MEETING OF JUNE

(MRS)

(MR)

CENTRAL

MOSS, WILLIAM Ao

ENGLISH

6-2-61

(Mrs )

ADAMS 6th

6-2-61

BURBANK 3RD

6-2-61

ORNER, JACQUELINE

WESTWOOD 3RD i 4-TH

6-2-61

(MRS)

5 DAVIS - 5 SHI ELD!

MYERS,

IONA

(MRS)

NEWLAND, SANDRA (MRS)

PARK,

LEVETA J.

6-2-61

6-2^61

(MRS)

VALLEY BROOK 2ND

(MRS)

WHEELER 4TH

6-2-61

s ta r -spe nc er VOCAL MUSIC

6-2-61

(MR) PABONS,

HERMAN

(MJ?S) PISONS, MARILYN

CLASSEN SCI ENCE

6-2-61

(r|Rs)

FILLMORE

PgNIX, MARY ANN

5TH

6-2-61

(Sirs )

LONGFELLOW 4TH

6-2-61

PQE,

EDITH

4mrs )

LEE

?OHL, DIANE

'(MR)

ED.

COACH

(MRS)

Rl CHARD,

SPEC.

CENTRAL

RAY, JACK

KDG.

PARKER, JANE PARKER, MARY J.

6-2-61

MUSI C

ROBERT

MORROW,

<D r—1 <D 3 a o d 8 O m O Sh O <D (P

SPEECH THERAPIST

6-2-61

BETTY

NORTHWEST CHEMISTRY

6-2-61

■ 6-2-61

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PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

(mis s )

JOHNSON

TURNER, LUCRETIA A.

BRYAN SPEECH THERAPI ST

STAR ELEM.

CONT'D

6-2-61

2ND

6-2-61

WAGNER, SUSAN

LAFAYETTE 3RD i. 4TH

6-2-61

CORRINE

(MRS)

5 , 1961 -

(MRS)

(mis s )

(MR)

GRANT

WALRAVEN, MAURICE P.

COUNSELOR

(MRS)

WILSON

WEAVER,

ELINOR

(MR)

CAPITOL HILL SR.

SPEC.

(MRS)

MADISON

SYBIL

ED.

5™

(MRS)

COOLIDGE.

WILS.ON, MARY BETH

2ND

(MRS)

RANCHO

WYNNE,

HELEN

6-30-61

6-2-61

1ST

WEEHUNT, GEORGE L.

WILLIAMS,

MEETING OF JUNE

VANICE, BETTIE

VINCENT,

?RD

1ST

(MRS)

FILLMORE

YOUNG, KAY

1 ST

(MRS)

WESTWOOD

YOUNGER, JANICE

PRIMARY

(MRS)

LINCOLN

McCULLOR, JEANNE M.

3RD

(MRS)

COOLIDGE

QUILLIN, JUNE

TEACHER AIDE

6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61

6-2-61

' 6-2-61

(MRS)

4-25-61

PHELPS, ANNA

$1440.

N.D.

3600.

hUD.

4900.

M.A.

4000.

B ®A 0

(MRS)

(ROBERTS - ILL)

GREEN, MARY

(HUGHES - L/A)

CROOKS, GRETA L.

(MRS)

ILL)

4-19-61

"FOR 3 DAYS ONLY"

5-2-61

MARSHALL - ENGLISH "REM. OF YEAR*ONLY"

5-1-61

CLASSEN - S.S1, "DURATION OF NEED"

3-28-61

LONGFELLOW - KDG. "DURATION OF NEED"

HORACE MANN - 4TH

E® C* S< C*

O.C.U.

OLSON, FON G. (MRS)

(KIDD - ILL)

TEACHER AIDE

TEXAS U.

(MRS)

(MILAM -

0 9 S® U 0 4500.

BARNARD, LETTIE W.

. **

. 8

Be So

1 ___ _ _ ..

COOLIDGE

4-26-61

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS

MEETING OF JUNE

5 , 1961 -

CONT'D

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS (MRS)

NORTHWEST

ROBERTSON,

PATRICIA

HI STORY

(Ml SS)

MARSHALL

ROSENSTAHL, HARRIETT

SOCIAL STUDIES

(MRS)

JOHNSON

RUST, MAYME

4TH

(MRS)

UNIV. HGTS.

STERLING R.

RUTHERFORD,

2nd

6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61 6-2-64

(MR)

SOUTHEAST

RYAN, GEORGE

BAND

6-2-61

HILLCREST 4-TH

6-2-61

(MRS) SANFORD,

LENELLE

(MISS)

CAPITOL HILL JR.

SMALLEY, LAURA

SOCIAL STUDIES

(MR)

CAPITOL HILL SR.

SMITH, M. D.

ASST. PRINCIPAL

(MR)

SOUTHEAST

SMITH, WILLIAM Z.

MATH.

(MRS)

PI ERCE WILMA

SNOWBARGER,

(MRS) STONE, VIVIAN E.

(MRS)

1ST MARSHALL

ENG LI SH

(MRS)

CURRICULUM

STEWART, MURIEL J.

LIBRARY

(MRS)

ADAMS

STORY, SARAH F.

KDG.

(MRS)

MOON JR.

SWINTON, BEVERLY

PHYS.

Rem y , (mr )

jan et

(MRS)

ED.

'1 ’’

TAFT

THOMASSON, ROBERT E.

THOMPSON, DORIS

6-2-61

5-4-61

(mr s ) HORNBECK, ROSE M.

C« So c»

$4300.

BoSo

6-2-61 6-2-61

6-2-61

BURBANK 4TH

6-30-61

6-2-61

1ST LINCOLN

STONE, VIVIAN P.

(MISS)

6-2-61

SOCIAL STUDIES SHIDLER 3RD

6-2-61 6-2-611

6-2-61 6-2-61

5-9-61

LINCOLN - 1ST

"REM. OF YEAR ONLY"

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

(ad ditio

na l

po si tion

(MRS)

)

JOHNSON, NAOMI

|2l25o

B.S.

4-27-61

"REM. OF YEAR ONLY"

4200.

O.B.U. B

5-12-61

C. HILL SR. - IND. ART "DURATION OF NEED"

4700.

> B & Ao

(MR) (LITTLEFIELD - ILL)

THOMPSON,

RICHARD

(mis s ) .(KAMMERDIENER - PREVIOUSLY Ri s igne d )

Mc Guir (mr s )

(MRS)

MEETING OF JUNE

$ , 1961 -

CONT'D

CLONING ER, MATTI E B.

ROCKWOOD 4TH k 5TH

6-2-61

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

PROFESSIONAL

(MR)

GRANT

HARRIS, WOODFIN G.

IND. ARTS

(MRS)

JONES, DOROTHY H.

4TH k

NICHOLS HILLS

5th

(MR)

MARSHALL

KELLY, LESTER

SPEC.

ED.

(mr )

MARSHALL

MARSH, LEE M.

MATH.

(MRS)

HARDING

MOREY, JUANITA

PHYS. ED.

(MR)

AUDIO VISUAL

POST, GENE

SUPERVI sor

(MRS)

RI DGEVI EW

WEBSTER, WANDA

KDG.

Milit

(MR)

ary

6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61

6-2-61

6-30-61 6-2-61

le av e

CASE, JAMES

O.B.U. e,

Ire

HARVEY, MAXINE

(STRAKA - L/A)

ROOSEVELT MATH.

6-2-61

DUNBAR - i DAY KDG.

LANGSTON U.

RET’D

ABILENE C. 4100.

Bo S«

5-29-61 4-20-61

MARK TWAIN -1ST "FOR 5 DAYS ONLY®

BUCHANAN - 3RD

"PREV .

IN SYSTEM"

--‘jr’

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

SALARY

REPLACEMENT

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

CONT'D

ma ter ni ty (MRS)

PAGE

FOSTER, NEDELLA

1ST

6-2-61

(MRS)

COOLIDGE 2ND

6-2-61

RID6EVI EW 4TH

6-2-61

BRI TTON 2ND

6-2-61

5 , 1961 -

GOODMAN, MARKITA

(MRS)

LISTEN,

PAULINE

(MRS)

MEETING OF JUNE

PAYNE, MARY K. (MRS)

COOLI DGE

RlPPER, JO ANN

2ND

(MRS)

6-2-61

WILLARD PATSY J.

THANSCHEIDT,

(MRS)

6-2-61

2ND BRITTON

TIDWELL,

KAY

6-2-61

KDG.

(MRS)

ROOSEVELT

VAN HORN, LAUREL A.

ENG. i S. S.

(MR) 5-5-61

ILL HEALTH (MRS)

MAYFAIR

KELLEY, MABEL ANN

5th

6-2-61

(MRS)

LONGFELLOW 3RD

6-2-61

FILLMORE 3RD

6-2-61

Mc Mill

, Vir

gin ia

(mr s ) RICHARDSON,

EDNA A.

(D r—1 *3

a a o w fl <D ffl

o s o o

DOUGHTY,

RONALD .

|4I00.

C® S® Co

B®A®

5-4-61

ROOSEVELT - ENG. 4 S.S

"REM. OF YEAR ONLY"

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS (MRS)

MARSHALL

BARNETT, ALICE

SECRETARY

(MRS)

PURCHASI NG

BURCHETT, ROSAMOND

CLERK

(MRS)

BROADCASTING CTR.

RAUCH,

CAROL

RECEPTIONIST

(MRS)

MAINTENANCE

SIMPSON, MONA

CLERK

(MRS)

HILLCREST

SWITZER, VERNA J.

CLERK

(MRS)

BRITTON

WHITE, DOROTHY E.

SECRETARY

6-9-61 (MRS) 6-2-61

KLINE,

EMERINE

|I95.

5-22-63.

CLERK

6-2-61

6-30-61

(miss ) MARTIN, BETTY ANN

195.

5-10-61

205.

5-22-61

MAINTENANCE CLERK

6-2-61

6-9-61 (MRS)

(CAMPBELL - TRANSFERRED)

PURCHASING

BROWN,

PAULINE

FOOD SERVICE CLERK

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS

**T

MRS. LAURA SANER AS ATTENDANCE CLERK AT JOHN MARSHALL, THROUGH JUNE I 6,

SALARY $195-

PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE MAY 17,

I 961

1961.

MISS JUDY COWAN AS CLERK IN THE AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT, THROUGH AUGUST 18,

SALARY $170.

PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE JUNE 5,

1961

SALARY $170.

PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE JUNE 5,

1961 .

I 961.

MISS SHARON KAY SMITH AS CLERK IN THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT,

JOHN W. OWEN, WILLIAM R. SCOTT AND JACK H. BRUNER, FOR THE COLLATION, ASSEMBLING, AND SHIPPING OF EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION GUIDES, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JUNE 12 THROUGH AUGUST Jl , 1961. â€™

CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT!

MRS. NANCY TREICHLER, FROM CLERK AT NORTHWEST, SALARY $240. PER MONTH, SALARY $260. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 19, I 96I .

TO SECRETARY AT JEFFERSON,

MRS. BEVERLY GEORGE i TIME CLERK AT VAN BUREN, SALARY fl |2.50,TO WORK 2 DAY AT MC KINLEY ALSO,

REMAINDER OF THIS YEAR ONLY,

SALARY $225.

PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE MAY 24,

MRS. MONA BENSON FROM i TIME CLERK AT BELLE ISLE, SALARY $110.

AND 2 TIME CLERK AT UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, SALARY $220.

PER MONTH,

TO i TIME CLERK AT BELLE ISLE

PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY II,

1961.

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING PERSONS BE EMPLOYED FOR SUMMER SCHOOLS

NAME AND ASSIGNMENT

SALARY

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

MR. ALVIN FREIBERGER - PRINCIPAL

|600.

JUNE 5 - JULY 28,

I96l

$500.

JUNE 3 - JULY 28,

I96l

$250.

JUNE 5 - JUNE 30,

I96l

PRINCIPAL

$250.

JULY 3 - JULY 28,

I96l

PRINCIPAL

$500.

JUNE 5 - JULY 28,

I96l

$500.

JUNE 5 - JULY 28,

1961

NAME AND ASSIGNMENT

SALARY

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

HELEN LLOYD

$100.

JUNE 19 - JUNE 30,

$200.

JULY 3 - JULY 28,

$300.

JUNE 19 - JULY 28,

1961

$300.

JUNE 19 - JULY 28,

I96l

$300.

JUNE 19 - JULY 28,

I96l

BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. JACK ROBYLER - ASST.

PRINCIPAL

JOHN MARSHALL

MR. OLIN LABOR - ASST.

PRINCIPAL

NORTHWEST CLASSEN MR. FRANK JAMES - ASST. NORTHWEST CLASSEN

MR. LEON BRUNER - ASST. CENTRAL

MR. JAMES WALLACE - ASST.

PRINCIPAL

GRANT

LIBRARIANS

JOHN MARSHALL MYRTLE PHINNEY

JOHN MARSHALL ALMA DOUGHTY NORTHWEST CLASSEN

KEN POVERUD

I96l

CENTRAL

MILDRED PATTERSON GRANT

FOR THE

1961 .

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

P-l l

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

(CONT’D,

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PERSONNEL LISTED BELOW BE EMPLOYED TO TEACH IN THE SUMMER SCHOOLS. ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL - JUNE 5 THROUGH JULY 14,

1961 ,

SALARY $400.

FOR EACH TEACHER FOR

6 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT. SCHOOL

SCHOOL

TEACHER

BARNETT, MABEL

JOHNSON

HULSE, MAX

BASHAM, MARILYN

MONROE

HUSKEY,

BOOZE, ALICE

NICHOLS HILLS

IMHOFF, AMELIA

LINWOOD

CASEY, GRACE

MAYFAIR

JETER, MARCELEA

MC KINLEY

CLOW, GERALDINE

NICHOLS HILLS

KUHN, FRANK1IE

CONLEY, HELEN

W. NICHOLS HILLS

KUNKE,

TEACHER

LINWOOD

ELLEN

BELLE ISLE

FILLMORE<f

HORACE MANN

ETHEL

CRAVATT, LUCILE

EDGEMERE

LANCE, DAPHNE

JOHNSON

CROWDER,

NICHOLS HILLS

MANEY, ALPHA

NICHOLS HILLS

MADI SON

NICHOLS,

DICKSON, ANNA

EDGEMERE

NILES, MAX

VIVIAN

DE SHANE,

INEZ

CHARLOTTE

BUCHANAN W. NICHOLS Hll EDGEMERE

EFRON, DENA

RANCHO

OLSON,

IRENE

EMPTAGE, JEAN

WESTWOOD

OYLER,

YVONNE

FRIEDLANDER, LAHOMA

RANCHO

PATZKOWSKI ,

EUGENIA

FILLMORE NICHOLS HILLS

SHI ELDS

GIBSON,

PAULINE

COLUMBUS

PREBLE,

GORDON,

ZELMA

HORACE MANN

ROBINSON,

GREEN, THERESA

GATEWOOD

ROUTON, ONA M.

MADISON

GULLEY,

NICHOLS HILLS

SORRELS, HAZEL

BELLE ISLE

FILLMORE

TAYLOR,

EDI SON

TURNER, LUCRETIA

HOLMES, ALICE

MAYFAIR

WHELIHAN, GLADYS

NICHOLS HILLS

HOOVER,

MAYFAIR

WHITE, ANNA

BUCHANAN

TRUMAN

WHITEHAIR, DORIS

MONROE

PATRICIA

HARKEY, MARY HAYS,

ELIZABETH

FLORENCE

CLAY, ARETHA

SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL - JUNE 5,

1961

THROUGH JULY 28,

ELOISE EVELYN

EMMA JO

1961, SALARY $500.

FILLMORE

JOHNSON

EACH FOR 8 WEEKS

EMPLOYMENT.

JOHN MARSHALL SUBJECT

TEACHER

SUBJECT

TEACHER

RICHARD THOMPSON

ENGLISH

MAURICE PIERCE

SCIENCE

RICHARD MITCHELL

ENGLISH

ED FORTENBERRY

BUS.

FERN COLLIER

SOCIAL STUDIES

BASIL MC COLLUM

DRIVER ED.

ED.

VINCE ROBINSON

SOCIAL STUDIES

JERRY POTTER

DRIVER ED.

TOM KARNS

MATH.

WARD MC CASKILL

DRIVER ED.

SANDRA NOBLES

MATH.

TOM WOLFE

DRIVER ED.

JOE SPURLOCK

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

TEACHER

SUBJECT

GRANT

TEACHER

SUBJECT

CECIL KEGANS

DRIVER ED.

GERALD HEUSEL

DRIVER ED.

MATH.

HARRY TAYLOR

DRIVER ED.

SCI ENCE

DON TODD

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

JAME? HARR 1S

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

TEACHER

SUBJ ECT

M. B. YORK

ENGLISH

TOM CHEATWOOD

SOCIAL STUDIES

DOYLE CREWS DON HESS

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

TEACHER

SUBJECT

DON FLEET

MATH.

DEANNA SHEPARD

ENGLISH

DAVID JHOKEv -

DRIVER ED.

GORDON ERIKSEN

ENGLISH

LONNIE GILLILAND JR.

JULIA MC PHEETERS

BUS.

DRIVER ED.. DRIVE^EDj.,-., .

PAUL CROWE

ED.

BILL JONES;

MATH.____

VER^e SV/*-'

MARJORY WOHL

SOCIAL STUDIES

CORNELIUS CARVER

DRI

STEPHEN ELLIS

SOCIAL STUDIES

ARTHUR JOHNSON

in s tr um e nt a l

BROWN SCOTT

SCI ENCE

SIMMONS THOMAS

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

PAUL SWAN

SCIENCE

MUSIC

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended.

P-12

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT (CONT'D)

CENTRAL TEACHER

SUBJECT

TEACHER

SUBJECT

CARRIE STARKS

ENGLISH

JANE FELL ING HAM

LANGUAGES

MARY NEEL

ENGLISH

VONDA BEAGLES

BUS.

CHARLES SANDMANN

MATH.

ROBERT STALNAKER

SOCIAL STUDIES

R. M. GORDON

SCIENCE

CLIFFORD JIM

DRIVER EDUCATION

HERSCHEL SHERRILL

DRIVER EDUCATION

ED.

HARDING TEACHER

SUBJECT

RAY GUDENBURR

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

TEACHER

SUBJECT

DOUGLASS

BILL PERRY

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

ANCEO FRANCISCO

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

TEACHER

SUBJECT

MELVIN LEE

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

JOHN PENNI NGTON

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

TEACHER

SUBJ ECT

JOHN THOMPSON

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

ED KELLER

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

CORNELIUS PITTMAN

INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR

SUBJECT TO ASSIGNMENT

STUDENT HELP FOR THE SUMMER SCHOOL

Peri od of

e mploy ment

ju ne

1961

thr ou gh

jul y

28,

1 96l , SALARY $.75 PER HOUR.

JOHN MARSHALL

SHARON PATTERSON

LIBRARY

DARLA MONTGOMERY

OFFICE

VIRGINIA LIPE

LIBRARY

ELAINE SEVERIN

OFFICE

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

â€¢ i

GRANT

CENTRAL

CAROLYN LINDQUIST

LIBRARY

BETTY GUY

OFFICE

CHARLESETTA MCMULLEN

L1 BRARY

JEAN WILLIAMS

OFFICE

THE BELOW LISTED PERSONNEL FOR THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT COUNCI LS MEETING TO BE HELD AT NORTHWEST CLASSEN, JUNE 18, 1961 THROUGH JUNE 24 , 1961, SALARY FOR EACH $100. FOR THE PERIOD

e mp lo y me nt

MRS. NOLA MOORE

NURSE

MRS. MAXINE TYLER

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

MISS KATHLEEN OWENL MR. CARROLL SMELSEFF

DIRECTOR OF ACTIVITIES

ASSI SJANT DIRECTOR

PERSONNEL as sign ment

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

sa la ry

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

SERVICE

Res igna tions

, Ern

Cra wford

CONT'D

5 , 1961 -

man

& North wes t

i T. Floor

MEETING OF JUNE

Floor Taft

est

Dav ee , John

3/4 T. Floor ma n Wes t Nichol s Hill s i T. Floo rm an Pra irie Que en

Dav is . Ken ne th Floy d , Henr

Leon

Buch

es s

Pa ule

Ler

Nort hwe st Floor man Ca p itol Hill

Snow , Eur tis

i T. Floor

Stoke

Alv

Dua ne

Dewe

(Ca mp b e ll

Stan

Buc han an

ford

. Hom er

Todd . Dav id Pau l

4-30-61

Jr .

, Jam es

4-28-61

♦150.

5-3-61

Cla ss en

$200.

5-2-61

Rel ief Flo or ma n All Scho ol s

$150.

5-16-61.

Ma rs ha ll

Roy

$200.

5-15-61

Rel ief Floor All Sch ools

Rob ert

$100.

5-22-61

$200.

5-22-61

5/1 T. Floo rm an

6-5-6l 5-9-6)

5-19-61

Will

el l

ifor

Lewi

, J. H.

Per men te r , Ned

)

Flo or ma n Monr oe

Bucha na n

Cau dl e , Ear l Gle n

6-2-61

- Tran sfe rre d ) i T. Flo or ma n

5-8-61

5-232-61

Smith , Fre

Wa ts

$100.

North we s t

(Goe de rs

ns fe rr ed

3/4 T. Flo orm an Wes t Nicho ls Hil ls

5-1-61

Can tr

(Reec e - Tra

5-22-61

$100.

Kime ry , Ear l

Lee

$150.

Cra wfor d ,. Ern e s t

(Pipp in - Tra ns fe rr ed )

Her on vi ll e

6-13-61

- Tra ns fer re d )

Lam b , Jerr

5-4-61

> $100.

man

i T. Floo rm an

Tod d , Dav id Pau l

5-12-61

Floorm an Taft & North we s t | T. Flo or ma n

i T. Floorm

Flo or ma n Har din g 3/4 T. Floo rm an Clas se n

Rhode s . Jam es P.

Kel lo gg , Hom er

4-28-61

a na n

i T. Flo or ma n

Richa

mc .ki nnf y ,

5-4-61

5-29-61

$200.

i T. Flo or ma n

John son . Uly

Pos ey , C. M.

man

Her on vil le

5-26-61

5-12-61

3/4 T. Floo rm an man

■g T. Flo or ma n

Lee

Flo or ma n Col umb us

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

sa la ry

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

SERVICE CONT’D

Retir

Rel ief Floor All Sch oo ls

Cha pm an , G. H.

Dec eas

man

5-11-61

Hine r , Cla

Hea d Cus todia Jac ks on

5-5-61

MAINTENANCE

Re s ign Can ar

(One al

a tio n

Jam es Oliv

- Pre

4- 25-61

Lab ore r Main ten an ce

5- 8-61

Res .)

. Pock , Ne a l Ada m

I5100.

5-11-61

Brick la ye r Main ten an ce »

TV Sta tio n

Res igna

tions

Fowle r . Ed Grig

, jim my

Contin uity TV Sta tion

Tec

hn icia n

TV Statio

Dir .

5- 51-61

6- 13-61

6-2-61

SUPPLY

RESIGNATION

Tut

tle

, Jam es

Yar dm an Supp ly

4-28-61

Sa y lor . Otto

$3000.

5-1-61

Yar dm an Supp ly

PERSONNEL

!S NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE

Res igna

Bar

5 , 1961 MEETING OF JUNE

Pear

Help er Gra nt

4-14-61

Moody , Bet n,

Hel pe r Art hu r

4-19-61

Pe ck , Jua nit

Hel pe r Wil la rd

4-17-61

we ek s ,

Hel pe r Mar sh al l

4-14-6)

Hel per Doug las s

4-14-61

Hel pe r Edg em er e

4-14-61

, Bil

her wood

Nole

ine

li e

Jean

Ire ne

Shu lts , Juli a

Hel Will Hel Mar

Wee ks , Ole ta

Woo d , Eva

(Goodri ch - Tran (Doni hoo

(Additi

- Tra

sfe rre

ns fe rr ed

pe r

ar d

pe r sh al l

4-28-61

Le a v e s of

Abse

Bar

ger

, Emma Jo

Smith , Virgi

nia

Stal man , Be a tric

4-19-61

Hel Art

.80

4-17-61

Hel pe r WILLARD

pe r

hu r

Help er

.....

. _

.85

5-1-61

.80

5-5-61

Hel pe r Ta y lor

•95

5-9-61

'1st

5-9-61

Man ag er tra ining Cen tra l

Wl LLARD

l»75,

Coo k

TAFT

nc e

Hel pe r Dou gl as s

5-8-61

, Mary

Hel pe r Roos ev el t

5-2-61

WILLARD

.....

)

Jac ks on , Glor ia

Gra

Fre da

Hi el , Ida

5-8-61

Hel pe r

Hel pe r Har din g

Ca gle , Ire

5-4-61

.80

5-l-6l

Pos ition )

onal

Cam ac ho . Rut

kin s ,

Leat

5-l-6l

CONT'D

Boll inge r , Paul

Hel pe r WILLARD

, Emma Jo

ger

Hop

tion s

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

Change in status of Service Department Personnels

Bill L. Armstrong - Floorman at Star - salary $228.33 per month to Head Custodian at Spencer - salary $235ÂŽ per month - Effective May 1, 1961. Earl Pippin - 3/U T. Floorman at Marshall - salary $153.75 per month to full time floorman at Marshall - salary $205. per month - Effective May 16, 1961.

Jessie Lee Reece - Floorman at Columbus - salary $205. per month to Relief Custodian at All Schools - salary $235. per month - Effective May 22, 1961.

w Change in status of Maintenance Department Personnel:

Jimmy Neal Ennis - Temporary Painter - salary changed from $1.60 to $1.70 per hour Effective April 26, 1961. Edward Lee Murphy - Temporary Painter - salary changed from $1.60 to $lo70 per hour Effective April 26, 1961.

Request permission to employ the following in the Maintenance Department: Harold D. Conover - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective April 27, 1961. Dewaxâ€™d Lee Haynes - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.00 per hour - Effective May 11, 1961. Billy Joe Johnson - Temporary Painter - salary $1.60 per hour - Effective April 26, 1961. Robert C. Johnson - Temporary Painter - salary $1.75 per hour - Effective May 8, 1961. Lloyd L. Jordan - Temporary Painter - salary $1.60 per hour - Effective April 26, 1961. Bobby R. Lawrence - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 12, 1961. Robert Edwin Stanton - Temporary Laborer - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective May 12, 1961. James Donald Ross - Temporary Heavy Equipment Operator - salary $2.00 per hour Effective May 2, 1961. Change in status of TV Station Personnel: Dwight Smoot - i T. Engineer at the TV Station - salary $100. per month to a full time Engineer during June, July and August - salary $250. per month - Effective June 1, 1961. The following to be employed in the Textbooks Division of the Audio-Visual Department:

Bob Cain - salary .75 per hour - Effective June 5, 1961. Jim Cross - salary 1.50 per hour - Effective June 5, 1961. Charles Epperley - salary $1.25 per hour - Effective June 12, 1961.

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT’D

Personnel • Recommended

P-17

Change in status of Food Service Department Personnels Eileen Goodrich - Helper at Taylor - salary «80 per hour to Cook at Edgemere - salary «8J> per hour - Effective May 8, 1961.

The following to be elected as Substitutes in the Food Service Department at the rate of .80 per hour#

NAME

SCHOOL

Margaret Travis Marie Ingram Dovie Payne Bessie M. Phillips Cordelia McCleave Mary Lofton Glenda Watson Linda McCalip Gladys Franklin Wilma Christy Cora Rex Vedah Treanor Naoma Bishop Marjorie Griffin Betty Jean Lewis Ruby Spraings Fay Hiatt Delorise Patton Myrtle Bohanan Minnie Adams Anna Swope Alpha Koonce Kathryn Wertz Lena Ryan Virginia Hall Mamie Anderson

Nichols Hills Willard Hawthorne Central Edgemere Culbertson Roosevelt Roosevelt Foster Star Spencer Northwest Northwest Harrison Edison Edwards Moon Prairie Queen Ridgeview Edison Washington Coolidge Roosevelt Nichols Hills Prairie Queen Central Bryan

P-18 RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

Employment of the following people for summer television teaching, to be paid at the rate of $400.00 per month:

William Coffia Mary McCain Faye Bills Eugene Dipboye Sally Augustine Evelyn Findley

Algebra Oklahoma History U. S. History Health and Phy. Ed. Reading Typewriting

eight weeks eight weeks eight weeks eight weeks six weeks eight weeks

Employment of the following people to work on curriculum guides, to be paid at the rate of $400.00 per month;

Allene Mize Bill Andrews Barbara Hencky Dorothy Hensley L. E. Lewis Otis Lawrence

four weeks two weeks two weeks two weeks six weeks two weeks

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

P-19

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: RETIREES FOR THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR I96O-I96I

NAME â–

SCHOOL i ASSIGNMENT

DATE

BAKER, VERNA (MRS)

COLUMBUS - JRD

6-2-6l

BLACKERT, KATHRYN (MISS)

CAPITOL HILL JR. - HOME EC.

COFFEY, R.

JACKSON - S. S.

(MR)

ERICKSON, GLADYS S.

HAMILTON,

IMOGENE (MRS)

ISAAC, BERNICE L.

JOHNSON,

(MRS)

(Ml SS)

FRANKIE (MRS)

(MR)

6-2-61

EMERSON - KDG.

ATTENDANCE WORKER

LEWIS,

GRANT ELEM. - 5TH & 6TH

LISTEN, ZETTA (MRS)

SPENCER - 1ST

LOWTHER, KATHLEEN (MISS)

CENTRAL - MATH

LYDICK, RILLA LEE (MISS)

MARSHALL - MATH.

MOON, FREDERICK D.

(MR)

DOUGLASS - PRINCIPAL

PHINNEY, MYRTLE G.

(MRS)

CAPITOL HILL SR. - LIBRARY

QUINDT, OTTELIA (MRS)

EMERSON - TRAVELING ART

RAGLAND, BUSZEDAR (MRS)

DOUGLASS - ENGLISH

RENEAU, NONA MARY (MRS)

SEQUOYAH - 2ND

RENNOLDS, FRANCES (MISS)

TAYLOR - 1 ST

SHACKLETT, SADIE (Ml SS)

TAFT - ENGLISH

DOROTHY (MlSS)

NORTHEAST -r LANGUAGE

6-2-61 6-2-61

6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61 6-2-61

6-30-61 6-16-61

6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61

6-2-61 6-2-61 6-2-61

STEWART, JUANITA (MRS)

CENTRAL - JOURNALISM t MATH.

6-2-61

TAYLOR, ONA (MRS)

WHEELER - 5TH

6-2-61

(MISS)

THACKER, MARY A.

THOMAS, JEWELL A. (MISS)

CLERK OF THE BOARD CAPITOL HILL JR. - ENGLISH

6-30-61 6-2-61

DOUGLASS - SPANISH i ENGLISH

6-2-61

WEBSTER, LAURA (MISS)

EUGENE Fl ELD - 1ST

6-2-61

WILD, FLORA (MISS)

HARDING - HOME EC.

TOMPKINS,

WILSON,

CONSUELO (MRS)

EDNA L.

MAYER, JOAN

R. #161 Personnel Approved

WILLARD - 6TH

WILSON - 1ST

SNEDAKER,

6-2-61 6-2-61

LANDON, MARY HELEN (MISS)

THERESA (MRS)

6-2-6l

LEE - 6TH

SHIDLER - KDG.

JOLL1FF, ANNABELLE (MRS) KIRKPATRICK, ANDREW J.

JACKSON - SCI ENCE

6-2-61

(MRS)

(mRS)

PERSONNEL - SECRETARY MARSHALL - HOME EC.

6-2-61

6-30-61 6-2-61

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Approval of the follow^g recommendations #1, #2, and $3 was requested:

Bills and Payrolls. Recommended

JUNE 5, 1961

Item #1

Ratification of May, 1961 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows? 1960-61 General Fund ............................................... $

1,287.791.78_________

1960-61 Building Levy............................................... $________ lit,513ÂťHl_________ _ Bond Fund......................................

Item #2

$_________ 1,608.32

_______

Authority to issue payrolls for June, 1961, in the following, estimated amounts.

1960-61 General Fund .......... $

l,3$0ÂŤ000.00__________

1960-61 Building Levy Fund................................ $______ 60.000.00___________ Bond Fund Item #3

.....

2.000.00____________

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.

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JUNE 9, 1961 The Assistant Superintendent and the Business Manager have checked all bills. The Auditor has checked all bills. 1960-61 GENERAL FUND

117.017.98

1959-60 GENERAL FUND

8.301.80

1958- 59 GENERAL FUND

1.358.12

1960- 61 BUILDING LEVY

83.265.50

1959-60 BUILDING LEVY

1.228.70

BOND FUND

195.693.80

hO6.865.9O

TOTAL

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

Addressograph-Multigraph

A & E Equipment Co.

Selected Low

51.51 1+6.36 1.72 - 3.50 30.50

133.59

Low Let. Bid Selected

182.65 1.20

183.85

11.26 7.30

18.56

Storeroom Stock Printing

Low Let. Bid

Phys.Ed.

Engineer Driver Training

Allyn & Bacon Inc.

Adult Sch.Bk.Rntl Library

Pub. Sei.

American Bindery, Inc.

Book-rebinding

Selected

American Book Co.

Library Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Amer. Elec.-Ignition Co.

Pest Control

Low

American Heritage: 1.

Radio & TV

Pub. Sei.

11.75

Amer. Journal of Nursing

Adult Sch.Supls.

Pub. Sei.

10.00

Amer. Library Assn^

Library Gen. Inst.

Pub. Sei.

Amer. Photocopy Eqpt.

Library Supls.

Standard

Amer. Technical Society

Adult Sch.Supls.

Pub. Sei.

1117.75

27.10 103.02

130.12

8.63

200.00 6.00

206.00 Â« 58.61 1+.61+

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D re

Bills andPayrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Anderson-Prichard Oil Co.

Ind. & Voc. Oust. Supplies Ind. & Voc

B-2-

Low

111. 03 111.03 111.03 111.03 1I1.03

70.13

Antique Publications,Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

3.2U

Appleton-Century-Crofts

Title 111,Maps, Film,Books

Pub. Selected

7.1i8

Arizona Highways Magazine

Radio & TV

Pub. Selected

3.30

Association Films,Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

2.00

Athletic Institute,Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

3.30

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Baptist Film Library

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Barada & Page Co.

Sust. Supplies

Low

Barnes & Noble Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

Beamus Modern Office Supply, Inc.

Engineer

Low

19.90

Beltone Hearing Serv.

Gen. Eqpt. Rpr.

Standard

19.00

Benefic Press

Library

Pub. Selected

7.09

Benton Review Pub. Co.

Gen. Instruction

Pub. Selected

I1.8I1

Better Reading Program

Library

Pub. Selected

13.60

Betty Bidwell

Special Education

Sp.Ed. Reimb.

6I1.80

Bills Grocery

Home Ec.

Selected

.13.00

Binghams Printing Inks

Printing

Low

211.73

Biological Sciences Curriculum Study

Library

Selected

37.00

Paul Blakeney Co.

Pest Control

Low

32.10

Book-of-the-Month Club

Library

Pub. Selected

R.R. Bowker

Library '

Pub. Selected

Branhamâ€™s, Inc.

Purchasing

Low

20.00 3.00

20.23 20.23

I10.30

1.1111

11.09 37.00 6.00

8.60 8.60 ,

113.00 17.20

MEETING OF JUNE 5, .1961 - CONT’D

ffl

HH r j

•H

and

Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-3-

967.# 382,79

,990.30

29.02 13.09

38.07

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Travel

Board Action Reimbursement

Brittain Brothers

Maint,Tires,Tubes

Selected

Britton Hardware

Gen. Inst.

Selected

Brodhead Garrett Co.

Inc. & Voc.

Low Letter Bid

John A. Brown

Home Ec.

Selected

18.h2

Bob Brown Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

ha?90

Buck’s Sporting Goods

Phys. Ed.

Selected

91.00

Bureau of Educational Research & Serv.

Gen. Inst.

Selected

Bureau of Publications

Gen.Inst. Library

Pub. Selected

Capitol Hill Beacon

Period.& Newsprs.

Publisher

Carpenter Paper Co.

Miscellaneous Printing Printing Ind. & Voc. Printing

Low

E.B. Jack Castle

Radio & TV

Low

199.90

Bob Cates

Ind. & Voc.

Low

3.00

Chem. Bond Approach Proj.

Library

Pub. Selected

2.90

Central Scientific Co.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Selected

Jim’s Champlin Super Serv. Station

Operating,Gas, Oil

Selected

The Children’s Book Council, Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

Chilton Co. Book Div.

Library

Pub. Selected

City Bus Company

Pub. Carrier

Agreement

2,309.ho

City of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

17.00

City Spring Works

Driver Training

Agreement

6.00

City of the Village

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

90.10

Cokesbury Southwestern Regional Serv. Center

Library Supplies

Pub. Selected

Board Action

2.60

399.30

100.00 l.ho

101.to

10.29 1.99

11.88 7.90

li»86 U6.9o 139.68 U8.86 796.96

300.00 .9U

996.U6

300.9h 98.70

9.00 9.97 3.19

13.12

6.07

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 19^1 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-h^

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

6.00

Community Playthings

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Communtiy Workshop

Library

Pub. Selected

297.50

J.H. Conger

Flight Training ....

Agreement

103.50

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Co.

Supplies

Low

Cooperative Test Div.

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Coronet Films

Audio Vis.Mtrls,

Board Action

Pub. Selected

i.5o

31.95 •7b

32.69

110.00 110.00 230.00

U50.00

111. 80 5.50 20.90

hl. 20

Radio & TV Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Low Standard

Clifford E. Costley

Travel

Board Action

80.h7

Mrs. Henry Cousins

Boarding Sp.Ed.

Sp.Ed. Re hub.

200.00

Creative Hands Bookshop

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

3.6h

Mr. "C” Supermarket

Home Ec.

Selected

Custodial Workshop

Travel

Board Action

The Daily Law Journal Re cord

Legal Publications

Publisher

Cory’s Motion Pic.Eqpt.

Dannenburg Dist.

Ind. & Voc.

Low

Davis Publications

Library

Pub. Selected

Dawson Feed Company

Pest Control

Low

The John Day Co.,Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected'

Dee’s Photo Supply,Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl. Radio & TV

Selected

Low

Demco Library Supplies

Lib. Supplies

Selected

T.S. Dennison

Library

Pub. Selected

Denoyer-Geppert

Title 111, Maps Film,Books

17.16 1,980.00

33.50 32.15 31.85 311.1515.h5 33.70 15.90 117.00

223.70

h2.hO

6. ill 2h.8h

h.76 10.39 5.00 19.16

.3h.55 10.50 '1

Board Action

262.35

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-$-

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) Doenges Supply

Gen. Inst.

Selected

Low Dollies Ceramics

Gen. Inst.

Selected

6. RO 119. $0 12.00

67.90

3.89 12.7$ 6.03

22.63

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Gen. Inst.

Selected

73.2$

Doubleday & Company

Library

Pub. Selected

18.82

Louis F. Dow

Library Supls.

Pub. Selected

30.3$

Dowlings, Inc.

Gen. Inst.

Board Action , Selected

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Office Machines

Downtown Chevrolet Go.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Bill Doyle

Pub. Relations Supt. Office Instruc. Office

Low

Research Business Office Storeroom Stock

Off. Machines

Standard

26.R0 211.80 9.77 13.3$ d9 &.70 ('U 97.$0 93.00 71.00 22.00 311.96 130.00 7.$0-

$32.98

6.110 6.111

12.81

22.00 3.00 27.00 8.2$ $.00 11.110 29.02 1100.00 10.72 16.11$ 10.70 7.$0

$1111 .Oli

1$.27 2.38

17.6$

12.00 6.7$ 7.1111 6.00 6.00 11116.110

1i 81i .$9

Dulaney* s -

Electronic Suplys.

Selected New Lib. Books

Duplicating Prod.Inc.

Office Machines

Standard

Storeroom Stock

Low

E.P. Dutton & Co. Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

$.77

Eastman Kodak Stores,Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Selected

1.6$

u i

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) 9.00 29.#

Electronic Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected Low

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

108.60„

The Farm Quarterly

Ind. & Voc.

Pub. Selected

2.00

Mrs. Jerry Farnham

Boarding Sp. Ed.

Special Ed. Reimb.

Film Associates of Calif.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Film Classic Exchange

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

16.6b ■

Filmscope Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

8.95

First Nat’l Mgmt.Corp.

T.V. Rental

Rental Agreement

The Fleck Bearing Co.

Rpr.to Inst.Eqpt.

Low

3.39

Follett Pub. Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

1.22

Forest Lawnmower Serv.

Pest Control

Low

b.op

Franklin Pub. Company

Library

Pub. Selected

5.13

Franklin Teaching Aids,

Library

Pub. Selected

1.3b

Fretwell Motor Company

Dri-ver Training

Agreement

Friendship Press

Library

Pub. Selected

The Garrard Press

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

Irwin C. Gaumer

Title 111, Maps Film, Books

Board Action

Library Supplies Title 111, Maps

Low

Gaylord Brothers,Inc.

Library Supplies

Pub. Selected

General Electric Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard Selected

General Electric Co.

T.V. Rental Eqpt.

Standard

#.00 #.00

38.55

100.00 l#.oo

562.08

10.# 2.00

12.bU

27.03 2.06 ' 1.87 2.2U .27

11.80 82.25 396.90 92.00

6.bb

'Jgr*

582.95

21.00 t 2#. 17 1#QO #6.15

780.32

#5.00 525.00

1,050.00

MEETING OF JUNE 5> 1961 - CONT'D ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------- --------------

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

■■

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

General Electric Co.

B-7-

Cust.Supplies

Board Action

Engineer

Low

General Motors Corp.

Title 111, Film

Pub. Selected

General Electronics,Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Ginn and Company

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

686.110 230.110 1,203.00 1.00

2,120.80

119.60 2.28

35.07 10.50 l.Hi

116 .71

Golden Bobk Inst, of Learning

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

3.25

Golden Press Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

.6.112

Go-Mo Products, Inc.

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

Mrs. T.C. Gregory

Spec.Education

Sp.Ed. Reimb.

110.18 .311 2.17

112.69

2.16 2.52

11.68

Mr. John W. Gunter

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Pub, Sei.

15.29

Haeseler Pictures

Audio Vis. Mfrit

Pub. Sei.

79.50

E.M. Hale and Company

Library

Pub. Sei.

23.110

Harcourt Brace & World, Inc.

Library

Pub. Sei.

Harper & Brothers

Library

Pub. Sei.

Hart Industrial Supply

Cust.Supplies Pest Control Cust. Supplies Adult Sch.Spls. Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Board Action Low Selectee Low

1.81

25.78 11.95 112.00

72.73

53.00 8.611 11.76 Ui.16 28.112 19.50

128.118

Hastings House, Pub.

Library

Pub. Selected

D.C. Heath & Company

Gen. Inst. Library

Pub. Selected

Holiday House, Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

Kenneth L. Holm

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Holt, Rinehart & Winston

Library

Pub. Selected

3.H1

House of Clay

Gen. Instruction

Selected

11.70

3.12 11.21 11.911

9.15 2.00 31.15

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) 2.60

Ideal Pictures

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

The Illinois Lock Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Indiana Univ. Audio Vis. Center

Audio Vis.

Selected

Inter-City Violin Studios

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

International Bus. Mach.

IEM Eqpt.Rental

■Rent. Agreement

Office Machines IBM Eqpt.Rental

Standard Rent Agreement

International Film Fndtn

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

International Harvester

Maint-Tires-Tube s

Standard

Myrl Ives

Special Ed.

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Jenkins Music Company

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Johnson Who. Electronics

Radio & TV Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Electronic Splys.

Low Selected

Jones Boys #6

Home Ec.

Selected

Fred Jones Ford

Driver Training Maint,Tire s,Tube s

Agreement Standard_

7.29 83 J46

90.79

Kamp Bros. Grocery

Home Ec.

Selected

60.91+ 98.91 61.14.8 97.66

238.99

lh.91 1.08 1.79

17.3U

Harry Keeton Supply Co.

Furn.Repair

Low

Lnd. & Voc.

20.90 .19

20.69 59.30

97.h8 63.00

160.1+8

99.00 Ml,689.00 17.88 19.19

1,773.07 290.00

6.22 29.00

7UO.77

31+6.00 89.U7 117.98 170.68

720.13

98.96

F.B. Koock

Printing

Selected

U9.oo

S.H. Kress & Co.

Gen. Inst.

Selected

19.1+9

Laidlaw Brothers, Inc.

Gen. Inst.

Pub. Selected

29.20

Larsen Music Co.Record Dept.

Title 111,Maps Film, Books

Low

Lewis L.P. Gas

Heat

Utilities

Library of Congress, Card Division

Library Supplies

Selected

8.96 79.72

•. 8U.68

20.29 288.93 U9.83

338.76

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) Library Service

■

Library

B -9-

Board Action

Abraham Lincoln Book Shop

Library

Pub. Selected

J.B. Lippincott Co.

Adult Sch.Spls.

Pub. Selected

Litho Negative & Plate Co. Printing

Selected

Lone Star Sch.Bk.Dept.

Pub. Selected

Gen.Inst.

Longwear Paint and Linoleum Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

■

155.02 7.56 52.58 5,1170.25 1,128.56 111.29 1,837.82 55.10 12.82 931.00 111.86

9, ^3.86

1.50 h.82

18.25

28.95 .80

29.75

Low

58.80

The MacMillan Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

Jim Martin Ed. Films

Title 111,Maps, Film,Books Audio Vis.Mtrl

Board Action

Riely McCullough

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

Gladys McDonald

Travel

Board Action

McGraw-Hill Book Co.

Title 111,Maps Film,Books Audio Vis.Mtrl

Pub. .Selected

Pub. Selected

2.02 310.00 110.00 100.00

520.00 60.00

Library

102.10 97.50 89.91 .16 9.31

196.88

David McKay Co.Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

11.511

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

76.25

Chas.E.Merrill Bks.lnc.

Gen. Instruction

Pub. Selected

Metropolitan Water Co.

Water & Swg.

Utilities

Ken Middleham Mideke Supply Co.

Midwest Jewelers ..............

Title 111,Maps, Film,Books

Pub. Selected

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected:

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Low

Gen. Instruction

Sele cted

7.02 .112

7.1111

51.115 33.90 58.50

1113.85

’ 16.IF

230.00 ~

8’.31i

275.00

;

30CJ.Qi/^

25.30

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D ■

——

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-10-

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Miller Jackson Company

Electronic Suplys. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

80.63 33.99

Uh. 62

Millsap's

%>r. Inst. Eqpt.

Selected

29.25 11.25 23.25 lh9.82

213.57

Montgomery Ward & Co.

Pest Control

Standard

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Ind. & Voc. Furn & Rpr Radio & TV

Low

Driver Training

Agreement

Morris Chevrolet, Inc.

3.35

i,?

33.98 2.20 1.85

38.03

3.50 33.78 13.13 m.2u 2.ho

67.05 50.00

Mrs. Chester Moseley

Brd.Sp.Ed.

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Motter Bookbinding Co.

Bk. Rebinding

Pub. Selected

197.50 '

National A-V Ass'n,Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

h.75

Natl.Council of Teachers of English

Library

Pub. Selected

2.20

Natl.Council of Teachers of Mathematics

New Lib. Books

Pub. Selected

5.19

Natl. Ed. Association

Library

Pub. Selected

National Geo. Society

Phy. Ed.

Pub. Selected

8.00;

Natl. Sch. Pub. Relations Association

Period.&Nwsprs.

Pub. Selected

h.oo

Mrs. W.R. Nevin

Special Ed.

Sp.Ed. Reimb.

lh.oh

New Method Book Bindery, -Lnc.

Library

Pub. Selected

50.021

New York World-Telegram & Sun

Library

Pub. Selected

Nuway Laundry

Gen. Inst.

Board Action

A.J. Nystrom & Co.

Title 111,Maps

Board Action

Ohio State Univ. Pub.

Library Supplies

Pub. Selected

Okla. Bus. News Co.

Asst.Supt.Off.

Publisher

6.95 7.10

ih.05

2.10

21.90

1,606.ho 3,939.15

5,5h5.55

25.75

60.00 60.00

120.00

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-ll-

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) Oklahoma Card Co.

Library

Selected

Okla. City Linen Serv.

Audio Vis.Mtrl. Home Ec. Laundry Exp.

Board Action

Adult Sch.Spls. Audio Vis.Mtrl. Home Ec.

Selected

Okla.City Photo Supply

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Sele cted

Oklahoma City Water Dept.

Water & Sewg.

Utilities

Okla. Goca Cola Bot. Co.

Textbooks

Low

Okla. Congress of Parents and Teachers

Period.&Newsprs.

Pub. Selected

Okla.Educational TV Authority

Radio & TV

Selected

Okla. Gas & Electric

Electricity

Utilities

Okla. Historical Society

New Lib. Books

Pub. Selected

Laundry Expense

Low

Okla. Natural Gas Co.

Heat

Utilities

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

Okla.Laundry & Dry Cleaners

Adult Sch.Splys. Ind. & Voc. Adult Sch.Splys

Ind. & Voc

Furn.Rpr .Mtrl Okla. Paper Company

Printing

Low

U.20 3.30 9.00 3.30 118.13 30.00 3.30 3.26

170.89

U.36 11.93

16.31

3,^29.10 U.23

1.30

690.00 31,233.86

112.00

30.70 20.33

71.03 18,019.33

12.81 9.33 37.73 9.7U 2.36 b.79 21.07 2.36 1.31 10.13 2.36 36.7k 21.60 7.39 29.81 12.81 10.13 9.7h 2.UO

2k3.h7

MEETING OF JUNE

1961 - CONT'D

«*

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Storeroom Stock Gen. Inst.

Low

Phys.Education Cust. Supplies Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

Okla. State Penitentary

Bk. Rebinding

Selected

Okla. State Univ. Audio Vis. Center

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Pub. Selected

Okla. Today Magazine

Period.&Nwsprs. New Library Bks.

Fub. Selected

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Office Machines

O.K. Stamp & Seal Co.

Okla. Seating Co.

Okla. State Agency for Surplus Property

28.02 13.90 15.38 1100.00 8.75

R66. 05

3.00 3.00 16.15

22.15

81.97 I.6I1 321.00 16.00

337.00

Standard

23.55 6.00

29.55

Phys.Education Personnel

Selected Low

U5.oo 6.00

51.00

Perry Pictures, Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

12.29

Phillips A.G. Food Store

Home Ec.

Selected

711.02

Pipkin Photo Serv.

Driver Training Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Low Selected

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

208.Ho 18.25 11.20

237.85

Selected

7.97

1i .82

Poe’s Motor Supply Co.

Vehic.Reg.

Low

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

Prentice Hall, Inc.

Library New Library Bks.

Pub. Selected

Prime Petroleum Prod.Inc.

Vehic. H.D. Vehic. Reg Vehic. H.D.

Low

The Psychological Corp.

Gen. Inst.

Board Action Selected

Pugh-Holmes Motor Co.

Driver Training

Agreement

6.50

Purchasing Magazine

Period.&Nwsprs.

Pub. Selected

11.00

Rader's

Home Ec.

Selected

Radio Electronics

Radio & TV

Pub. Selected

300.00 5.1h 17.141

22.58

2U3.00 1,073.85 110.63

I,h27.h8

3,136.95 17.60

3,1511.55

12.88 11.00

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Sills and. ’ayrolls tecommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Radio Supply Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

B-13-

Selected

Electronic Suplys. Readers Digest Serv.

Gen. Instruction

Pub. Selected

3.00 10.76 21.88

35.6Lt

11.86 113.20 3.2h

51.30

Mrs. Scott Reed

Spec. Education

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

5.01i

Reeve Dental Supply

Supplies

Low

9.20

The Refinery Supply Co.

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Low

M- 27.90

Reinhold Pub. Corp.

Engineer

Pub. Selected

Rhodes Thrift-T-Wise

Home Ec.

Selected

Rice Machinery Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Selected

8.21; 5.00

13.21;

26.05 1.90 5.72

38.07

33.67

Dub Richardson Ford,Inc.

Driver Training

Agreement

2.00

Ronald Press Company

Library

Pub. Selected

5.311

Row, Peterson & Co.

New Lib. Books

Pub. Selected

13.H1

Royal McBee Corporation

Office Machines

Standard

6.50 2.15

Selected

79.37 211.36 2.72 2.58 109.97

Safeway #61i

Home Ec.

Saint Martin’s Press,Inc. -

Library -

Pub. Selected Board Action

W.B. Saunders Co.

Adult Sch,Suplys.

Pub. Selected

School Mathematics Study Group

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

Science Research Asso.

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

New Library Bks.

Scott Chevrolet Co.

Scott, Foresman & Co.

Driver Training

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

Pub. Selected

8.65

103.73 115.27

1;9.1;9 150.00 75.00 5.00

230.00

153.68 12.00 2.511 180.113

3118.65

9.115 15.29 7.08 U.50 2.50

38.82

2.93

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B -Hi-

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

2.02

Charles Scribner’s Sons

Library

Pub. Selected

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

9.75 ,6U

Service Supply, Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

3h.53 U.30

8.57 Sesac, Inc.

Radio & TV

Selected

Severin Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

.Selected

Ind. & Voc.

Low

Sharp & Nichols Music Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

51.98

35.00 U.U5 3.16 27.5U U.20

Standard

Sharp Auto Supply Co.

10.39

28.03

’

Low

• 39.35

50. ho 57.50 25.26 57.50 hl.75 lh.00

2U6.U1 31.81

Shepard Richardson Ltd.

Driver Training

Agreement

Sherwin Williams Co.

Furn. Rpr.

Selected

5.86,

Silvers Conoco Serv. Station

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

50.511;

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Driver Training

Agreement

The L.W. Singer Co.

Gen. Inst. Library

Pub. Selected

Singer Sewing Machine Co. (Okla,C ity-Comme rce)

Home Ec.

Standard

Singer Sewing Machine Co . (Okla.City-W. Main)

Home Ec.

Selected

Singer Sewing Machine Co. (Okla.City-No. Walker)

Home Ec.

Selected

Jasper Sipes Sch.Bk.Dep.

Gen. Instruction

Pub. Selected

Skil Corporation

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Sky Service Company

Land & Bldg.Rentl.

Rental Agreement

Safeway ff80

Home Ec.

Selected

60.29 12.39 l.h8

7h.l6

6.22 U.05

10.27 52.72: 9.68 - ■

21.60 25.76 .63

26.39 5.31

30.00 97-73?

’

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 19^1 - CONTâ€™D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Smith & Corona Marchant

B-15-

Purchasing Gen. Office Storeroom Stock

Lbw

Society for Visual Education, Inc.

Gen. Instrue.

Pub. Selected

h0.9h

L.D. Sollenberger

Spec. Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

22.80

Southwest News and Photo Service

Radio & TV

Low Selected

Audio Vis.Mtrl. Radio & TV

9.75 1+1+.00 220.00

273.75

108.00 138.75 3.00 80.16 61+.1+7

**391+.38

So.Western Bell Telephone

Telephone & Telgrf. Utilities

6,769.38

Spencer Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Standard Education Society

Title 111, Maps

Pub. Selected

30.90

State Board of Education (Richmona Va)

Radio & TV

Pub. Selected

2.00

State English Council

Gen.Inst.

Pub. Selected

5.21+

State of Missouri Conservation Comm.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action Pub. Selected

The Steck Company

Stephens Bros.Piano Serv.

Sterling Pub. Co.

Bill Story Fire and Safety

Gen. Inst.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Publisher

Selected

Library

Pub. Selected

Fire Extinguisher

Board Action

10.25

11+5.00 175.00

320.00

19.81+ 11.35 19.20

50.39

13.00 36.50 20.00 16.00 2.50 8.00 3.50 52.50 hl. oo 13.00 6.50 6.5o 17.00 70.00 1+6.00 32.00

381+.00 2.95

1.25

21+.O5

25.30

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B -16

D.A. Stricklin

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

ho. 00

Swiss National Tourist Office

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

16.00

Tandy Leather Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

11.80

Mary Thacker

PersonneISup. Printing Audio Vis.Supls. Gen.Inst.Supls. Driver Tr. Supls. Vocational Supls. TV & Radio Supls. Printing, Inst. Travel, Instruc. Consultant Workshop Vehic.Reg. Adult Sch.Supplies

PettyCash Reimb.

Thomspon Ek.&Supply Go.

New Library Bk.

Pub. Selected

The Thrift Press

Radio & TV

Pub. Selected

Thunderbird Music and Art Company

Library

Pub. Selected

Today’s Health

Adult Sch.Suplys.

Pub. Selected

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co.

Engineers

Low

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Electronics Suply.

Low Selected

Trice Who. Electronics

3.00 1.00 3.7b 33.67 5.69 23.87 2.00 11.02 93.00 20.00 5.50 1.50

Electronic Supply

;

211.77

51. ?8

■

25.00 6.00

12.00 22.25 26.75 h.59 ho.30 21.h5 18.09 h5.19 25.ho 31.16 3h.68 2.55

?r•* H 4 i 272.hl V 129.72 i "\ ‘i t ; * i 200.00 J ■ I ! t J 7.70 v

Uhles Food Mkt.

Home Ec.

Selected

United Artists Associated

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Univ, of Oklahoma

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

Univ, of Southern Cal.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Pub. Selected

19.25

Varityper Corp.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

22.hl

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-I?-

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

I*;*1'

•"X'dr?

Selected

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action Standard Rub. Selected

The Viking Press, Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

10.2b

Wallace & Tiernan

Cust. Supplies

Standard

20.16

Franklin Watts,Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

Engineers

Low

Wayne State Univ.

Library

Pub. Selected

Webster Publishing Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

The Welch Scientific Co.

Radio & TV

Selected

Western Michigan Univ.

Library

Pub. Selected

Western Newspaper Union

Printing

Selected Low

Western Cine Serv. Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Western Uniform & Towel Serv. Inc.

Printing

Low

2.50

Western Union Telegraph

Telegraph

Utilities

8.00

Albert Whitman & Co.

Library

Pub. Selected

2.50.

Whitton Supply

Electronic Supplies Low

John Wiley & Sons,Inc.

Library

Pub. Selected

h.9h

H.W. Wilson Co.

Rer.& Newsprs.

Pub. Selected

5ho.oo

Word Making Productions

Gen. Instruc.

Pub. Selected

7. ho

The World Pub. Company

Title 111, Maps, Film,Books

Fub. Selected

1.70

The Yale Book Company

Title 111,Bks.

Pub. Selected

6.35

Yale University Press

New Library Bks.

Pub. Selected

60.lh'

■ Waugh Bros. Supply Co. it ■ <-<i

110.00 7.20 200.00 7.20 60.00

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Vaseco Inc.

38U.HO

h.h3 l.h6

5.89 t

9.h8

25.00 5.59 2.18

7.77 23.25

2.2h

12.00 108.00

120.00

20.91

8.00

A* || ...

■■ "■'

■'

'' J-:'’

: "

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-18-

1959-60 GENERAL FUND School Mathematics Study Group

Hart Industrial Supply

Lib.&.Tx.Bk.Splys.

Board Action

library Books Lib.&.Tx.Bk.Splys.

Pub.Selected

Ind.Voc.Ed.

Low Letter Bid

N.D.E.A.

Selected

Gen.Instruc.Splys.

Selected Board Action

Mtrl-& Grounds Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Atomic Laboratories

Tile 111,Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

Austin Lumber Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Bpard Action

Auto Parts & Machine Co.

Vehic.Reg.

Selected

The Gene H. Binning Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Boardman Machinery Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Standard

Welch Scientific Co.

6,7112.50 100.00 312.50 382.50 117.50 337.50

7,922.50

5.5H 1.92 1.00

8.116

181.119 189.35

370.814

220.13 1,137.99

1,358.12

68.51 llj.li. 88 65.39

278,78

1958-59 GENERAL FUND

W.M. Welch Mfg. Co.

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY Amis & Kelly Construction Company

Low

Bolender Brick & Mtrl.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

The Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Standard

Frank H. Braunlich

Title 111,Eqpt.

Board. Action

225.00

11,3112.00 2.81i 1.92

h.76 320.00

226.93 398.65 8.67 53.95

688.20

9.29

25.30 16.89 113.81

86.00

197.00

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-19-

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (continued)

h.3.20 15.80

Brown Machinery Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Builders Construction Co.

H.Hoover,New Bldg. Est. #2

H.J. Butterly, Inc.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Butts Electric Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Campbell Glass & Mirror

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

95-76

Capitol Stage Eqpt.

Rpls.Stage Settings Low

U2U.00

Carson Machine & Supply Company

Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

Cathey Roofing Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Central Okla. Eqpt. Corp.

Vehic. H.D.

City Office Supply Co.

Rpls.Non.Inst.Eqpt.

City Spring Works

Vehic. Reg.

Low Selected

59.00 36,699.82

80.00 37.26 .U9

8.19

32.50 17.50 112.50

Selected

182.50 39.20

Selected Low

37.75

51.16 255.80

306.96

33.12 U3.ll U.15 U.77

85.15

Cook Elec.Supply Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

112.78

Cox Radio and Sound

All Sch.Furn.Eqpt.

Selected

Uhl.08

Crane Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bid Low

Dannenburg Di st. Company

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg

Lotv

Davidson & Case Lumber

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Dictaphone Corp.

Title 5, Eqpt.

Standard

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Grounds

Board Action

Mtrl-Bldg. Dowlings, Inc.

Selected

Low

Title 111,Eqpt. Board Action All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

U62.85 26U.00

726.85

h.25 U8.29

52.5k

13.80 269.80

283.60

385.00

9.00 33.00 51.80 11.73 22.U2

,127.95

3,69h.23 62.99 62.99

3,820.21

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (continued)

Downtown Chevrolet

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg

B -20Standard

Vehic-Reg

10.17 2.83 1.85 hh.77 15.33 9.35 11.30

95.60

Dulaneyâ€™s

All Sch.Furn&Eqpt.

Low

213.00

E.I. DuPont De Nemours & Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

1196.60

Electronic Business Mach.

Rpls.Non.Inst.Eqpt. Low

Electronic Supply Co,

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt,

Board Action

Emsco Electric Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Engine Parts & Machines

Vehic.Reg.

Selected

Fed. Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

The Fleck Bearing Co.

General Elec trie Supply

Vehic. Reg.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Standard Low

All Sch.Furn&Eqpt.

Dale George Co,

F.E. Georgia Supply Co,

Vehic. H.D,

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

Low Low Letter Bid

W.W. Grainger, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Gramercy Guild Group,Inc,

Adult Sc h.Eqpt,

Selected

Graybar Electric Co.Inc,

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

259.00

221.50 8h.75 16. ho

322.65

56,50 122.12 135.60 388.110 39.00 229.00 16.50 93.72 lh.ho

916.62

1.36 2.32 2.7h

6.112

8.hO 36.hO 111.78 2h,31 26h.OO

hhh.89

12.35 20.20 ih.80

h7.35

5.80 10.80 993.70 816.h8

1,826.78

36.60 1.00

-17.60

, I ;

67.50

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (continued)

B -21-

<J.C. Hamilton Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Low

Hart Ind. Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldg.

Mtrl-Grounds

11.50 39.98. 25.56 15.20 118.28 11.00 6.110 Ui.76 18.50 6.80 882.96

Eqpt.-New-Rpls.

Low Letter Bid

H & H Equipment Co.

Vehic. H.JD.

Selected

36.25

Bill Hinkle Trucking Service

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Hi-Way Used Equipment Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

21.00 â€¢ 50.00

Hoover Brothers Co.

Rpls.Non.Inst.Eqpt. Board Action All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

International Harvester Company

Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Selected Standard

Low

Jenkins Music Co.

rurn-New & Rpls.

Board Action

Fred Jones ^ord

Vehic-Reg.

Standard

Jones-Newby Supply Co.

J & R Supply Co,

Mtrl-Bldg.

Vehic-Reg.

Low Low Letter Bid.

Selected

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Kamen Wiping Materials,Inc

Kilpatrick Brothers

The H.E, Leonhardt Lbr. Company

23.39 70.17 17.112 11.70 19.98 9.21 1.68 11.80 69.06

l,069.1ili

93.56

133.85 3,275.60

80.58 5.90

86.1x8

9.90 363.15

373.05

23.115 3.16 2.50 19.95 12.50 2.1x0 35.71

99.67

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

100.00

Title Vlll,Eqpt. Title Vlll,Eqpt. Title Vlll,Eqpt.

Low

1196.56 1x68.1x6 190.25 , 1,155.27

Low

Low Letter Bid

29.86

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (continued)

La Pine Scientific Co.

All Sch.Furn&Eqpt.

Board Action

Makins Concrete Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Board Action

Mtrl-Bldg. Marshall Supply & Eqpt. Company

Vehic-H.D.

Low

Mldeke Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

New Shop Eqpt.

157.93 236.95 100.37 136.99 119.17 321.25 hl. 77 35.75 298.77 19.28

1,2110.30

156.00

92.50 368.25 126.00 ' 36.Uh 196.79 79.20 2.58 31.50 8U.U8 13.13 5h.75 70. U6 hl.76 58.13 3b.86 212.hO 2.115 11.00 3.00 1,513.28

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Standard ^elected

Miller Floor Covering

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Minneapolis-Honeywell (Okla.Gity)

Mtrls-Bldg.

Low

111.82

Minneapolis-Honeywell (Dallas, Texas)

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

220.00

Minneapolis Honeywell (Minneapolis,Minn)

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Oakes Mfg. Go.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Oil Field Ignition Parts

Vehic-H.D., Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Vehic-Reg.

Low

Oil Filter Co.

5,902.35

38.28 222.118

260.76

.110.32 23.75

611.07

10.1111 113.12 8.13

51.25 211.06

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B -23-

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY(continued)

29.U8

Okla. Clutch Supply

Vehic-Reg

Selected

Okla. Oxygen Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Okla. State Agency for Surplus Property

Selected Vehic-H.D. Rpls,Non.Inst.Eqpt. Vehic-Peg.

Pascal P. Paddock,Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

96.0k

Pennsylvania Tire Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Low

169.96

Pettee’s Farm Store

Vehic-Reg.

Standard

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Mtrl-Bldg. Title, Vlll,Eqpt. Mtrl-Bldg.

‘•’elected Board Action Low

10.19 19.36

29.91

20.00 Hi7.00 39.00

206.00

9.09

86.10 101.Hi

3.0©

190.91

61.16 3U.2U

99. ko

Poe’s Motor Supply Co.

Vehic-H.D, Vehic-Reg.

Low

Rey’s Nursery

Mtrl-Ground

Selected

Max L. Sanders

Mtrls-Bldg.

Agreement

10.00

German Machine & Iron Works

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

87.60

Sherwin Williams Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Bert Smith Road Mach.

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

Southern Air Filter,Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Southwest Parts Corp.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Southwest Wheel,Inc.

Vehic-Reg Vehic-H.D..

Selected

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected Standard

Nelson Teeple Asso.

Title 9, Eqpt.

Board Action

Texaco, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Mary Thacker

Grounds Buildings Vehic.-Reg,. Vehic.-H.D.

Petty C.Reimb.

Steel Supply Co.

Swan-Sigle r,Inc.

116.10

283.96

37.09 lk.30

91.39

121.00 12U.9O

2k9.9O lk. 20

9.kk 17.00 11.80

3k. 2k 61.20

6.97 366.00

372.97

2,329.00

6.90 1.29 20.33 9.1k 26.27

92.99

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B -2h-

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY (Continued) U.S. Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

160.1+0 221+.21 10.56

395.17

162.50 h,620.00

h, 782.50

Vaseco Inc.

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt. Board Action Title 111, Eqpt.

Henry Voss Wallpaper Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

Ward Bros. Truck Parts

Vehic-H.D,

Selected

Welch Scientific Co.

Title 111,Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid.

51.00

Western Machinery Corp.

Vehic.-Reg.

Selected

10.78

Western Newspaper Union

New Seh.ShopEqpt.

Low

Wright Line Div. of Barry Wright Corp.

Research Office

Board Action

Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

American Marietta Co.

Grounds-Mtrl

Low Letter Bid

Paul Brawdy

Grounds-Mtrl

Selected

The Eureka Tool Co.

Mtrls-Bldg.-Rpr.

Low

Coston-Frankfurt-Short

Est.#2-hoover Arch.Fees

Board Action

Dowlings, Inc.

Northeast

Board Action

Electronic Supply Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

Gardner Hotel Supply Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

General Elec. Supply Co.

Star Elem.Modrn.

Low

26.50

Graybar Electric Co.

Star Elem.Modrn.

Board Action

18.16

Harter Marble crete Stone Company

Star Elem. Modrn.

Low

Yow Brake & Clutch Supply

U.S. Plywood Corp.

li.95.96

8.00 7.50

301^30 32.00

15.50

336.00

8hh.00 hl.7h ho. 16 30.58

112.1+8

llh.56

1959-60 BUILDING LEVY

1,070.ho 100.00 58-30

BOND

73h.OO 1,11+3.00 682.82

1,825.82

683.75-

1,180.00

111.00.

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B -25-

BOND (continued) W.C. Hixcon Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Standard

Hobart Mfg. Company

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

Kitchen Interiros

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

Milner Construction Co.

Partial Final, Est.#10-Willow Br. Building Final-Star Spencer

The National Cash.Reg.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Oklahoma Seating Co.

Roosevelt Eqpt. Sunset Eqpt. Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action Board^ction

Board Action

Star Spencer Sunset Jefferson

M.A. Swatek & Company Tankersly Construction Company

1,188.00 i,5oli.oo

52.60

2,692.00

15,1100.00

7,000.00 2,500.00

9,500.00 2,022.115

5811.10 11,1139.20 221.75 3,619.92 l,9h9.119 1,359.80 2,889.09

15,063.35

Est. #2, Hoover Paving Board Action

26,2811.63

Jefferson Jr. Hi-Const. Est. #1$, Par.Final'-Board Action

113.509.00

Jefferson Eqpt. Star Spencer Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

Vaseco Inc.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

975.00

Wright & Selby,Arch.

Jefferson Arch.Fee Partial-Final

Board Action

2,li52.81i

Triangle School Eqpt .Co.

Low Letter Bid

2,198.75 316.75 6h7.2O

3,162.70

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MAY 1961 (General Fund) Census Enumeration

Jensus

Board Action

1,7911.28

Census Enumerators

Census

Soard Action

161.00

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. Skijjggs and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $UoU,865.90 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #162 Bills and Payrolls Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of paper to be used in the Printing Department for all schools from the following companies in the amounts shown totaling $20,287.07; the purchase to be charged to Account 2kO-M, except the purchase from Graham Paper Company in the amount of $966.60, which is to be charged to Account 2U0-A; all quotations having been received in response to the attached Notice:

R. #163 Purchase of Paper for Printing Dept. Approved

Duplicating Products Western Newspaper Union Carpenter Paper Company Oklahoma Paper Company Capitol Paper Company Graham Paper Company

$13,782.95 722.98 1,95^.12 2,61^.76 2U5.66 966.60 Total---$20,287.07

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of textbooks to be used in the School Mathematics Study Group mathematics classes for all schools from Yale University Press; the purchase in the amount of $3,Okl.Uo to be charged to Account G-230. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #i6k Purchase of Textbooks Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of shade material for use in all schools from Carl Trappe Company in the amount of $25-50 and from S & H Shade Company in the amount of $1,52^.60 - total $1,552.10; the purchase to be charged to Account BL-620D. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.

R. #165 Purchase of Shade Material 'Approved

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of two (2) Ampro projectors to be used in Drive-0-Trainer units at Capitol Hill Senior and Central high schools, from Cory Motion Picture Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation in the amount of $560.00, the purchase to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-C9- The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #166 1 j Approval to Purchase Projectors

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of music supplies for elementary schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations: Walberg & Auge in the amount of $2^3.00 and Harold Lindener in the amount of $k82.k0 - total $725.^0; the purchase to be charged to Account G-2^0-A. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #167 Approval to Buy Elementary School Music Supplies

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of carpentry supplies in the amount of $3,^5*20 for use in all schools from Industrial Arts Company who submitted the low quotation; the purchase to be charged to Account BL-620-D; all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #168 Approval to Buy Carpentry Supplies

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of 20,000 progress folder cards for use in all schools from Oklahoma Paper Company who submitted the low quotation in the amount of $510.00, the purchase to be charged to Account G-2U0-M. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #169 Purchase of Progress Folde Cards Approved

1961 - CONT’D

MEETING OF JUNE

R. #170 Purchase of Typewriter Ribbons Approved

It was moved by Mr. L<^bt and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of typewriter ribbons for use in all schools from Bill Doyle Office Supply Company who submitted the low quotation of $4,102.50, to be charged to Account G-24O-A; this and other bids having been received in response to the attached Notice. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." fe

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R. #171 Orders for Rebinding Books Confirmed R. #172 Purchase of Athletic Equip, ment Approved

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Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve authorizing the confirmin g of orders with the following companies for rebinding Books: Motter Bookbinding Company in •the amount of $1,097*43 and American Bindery, Inc. in the amount of $166.60 - total of $1,261+.03; the purchase to be charged to Account G-230-A. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of athletic equipment for use at Classen, Central, and Star-Spencer high schools from the following companies in the total amounts of $4,771*90, to be charged to Account G-21+0-K. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Diamond Hardware & Sporting Goods Co. Clements Sporting Goods Co. Haun's Sporting Goods Co. Champion Knitwear Co.

782.30 1,703.60 1,012.60 1,273.1+0

Total ---$4, 771.90

R. #173 Purchase of Recording Tape Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of magnetic recording tape for use in all schools from Electronic Supply Company in the amount of $865.00, to be charged to Account 21+0-B-2, approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R* #174 Purchase of Sewing Machines Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of 1+8 electric sewing machines for use in all schools from Singer Sewing Machine Company in the amount of $4,923*00, to be charged to accounts as follows: Bpnd 97O.-A BL-1O3O-C9

688.50 4,234.50 $l+,923.OO $

All quotations were received in response to the attached Notice, motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #175 Purchase of Shop Equipment Approved

On roll call, the

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of shop equipment for use at Jefferson Junior High School from the companies who submitted the low quotations, as follows: Broadhead Garrett Co. Hart Industrial Supply Industrial Arts Mideke Supply Co. Whitton Supply Co.

886.00 7,665.52 181.90 2,850.74 232.70

Total-— $11,816.86 The purchase is to be charged to Account 970-A Bond Fund, except that $663.04 of the purchase from Hart Industrial Supply Company shall be charged to BL-1O3O-C7 Account. Quotations were received in response to the Notice attached on the next page. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D T"

R. #175 Continued

Notice for Quotations:

Motion was made by Mr Thompson _ and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of films from the following companies in the amounts shown, totaling $18,786.09; the purchase to be charged to Account 2i<-0-B-2, and has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application:

II |

. #176

I Purchase of jFilms Approved i

$ 6,778.10 750.00 1,050.80 1,235.90 678.25 1,52O.1U U, 122.50 7^0.70 l,2U2.00 667.70

Coronet Films Disraeli Films Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Film Associates of California Gateway Productions, Inc. McGraw-Hill Co. Jim Martin Newbacher Productions Charlie Pacey Vaseco, Inc.

Total-------- -- $18,786.09 On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye

It was moved by Mr. Lottâ€™ and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of carpentry and paint supplies for use in all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations, totaling $U,678.2U, to be charged to Account BL-620-D; all quotations having been received in response to the attached Notice:

R. #177 1 Approval to Buj Carpentry and Paint Supplies

$1,260.99 160.00 . 390.19 27.36 1,198.56 l,410.1U 231.00

H. E. Leonhardt Lumber Co. Davidson & Case Kilpatrick Brothers Cook Paint Co. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. Capitol Steel & Iron Co. Harold C. Parker & Co. Total------

$U,678.2U

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of a dictating and transcribing machine for use in the Engineering Department from Audograph of Oklahoma in the amount of $668.20, to be charged to Account BL-1O3O-B7. The motion carried on roll call with the following votes: Aye: Passed:

R. #178 Approval to Buy Dictating Machine

Mr. Lott, Mr. Skaggs, Mr. Thompson and Mrs. Welch Mr. Bennett

Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of secondary science supplies and equipment for use in all schools from the companies listed below in the total amount of $10,330*60; the purchase having been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, to be charged to the following accounts:

Account G-1030-J

$ 1,677.92

8,692.68

Account G-240-B-2

Total-------- $10,330.60 (Copy of Notice for Quotations is attached with Resolution No. 1U2.)

List of successful:.quotations with amounts awarded each company is on next page.

R. #179 Purchase of Science Suppl. & Equip Approve

MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #179 Continued

List of companies submitting successful quotations on secondary science supplies:

$ 2,704.48 1,298 Al 1,415.51 925.39 579-48 586.95 618.65 528.04 702.07 165.23 109.05 435.30 90.65 171.39

W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. Central Scientific Stansi Scientific Co. LaPine Supply Co. Triangle Blueprint Co. W. H. Curtin Dowlings, Inc. General Biological Co. Doenges Equipment Co. Fisher Scientific A. J. Nystrom Denoyer - Geppert Co. Bioscope, Inc. Wards Natural Science

Total.....................$10,330.60

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." r .#18o Purchase of Elem. Science Suppl. Approve 1

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Welch to approve the purchase of elementary science supplies and equipment for use in all schools from the companies listed below, in the total amount of $7,219.05 of which $2,630.45 is to be charged to Account G-1030-J and $4,588.60 to Account G-240-B2, the purchases having been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application: w

$1,354.53 657.20 1,457.86 1,640.77 148.24 71.00 92.75 47.15 69.50 41.65 20.40 7.50 717.50

Dowlings, Inc. Doenges Equipment Refinery Supply Triangle Blueprint School & Church Equipment W. M. Welch Mfg. Co. Stansi Supply Co. LaPine Supply Co. General Biological A. J. Nystrom Melton & Co. Denoye r-Geppe rt Biological Mfg. Co.

Total------------- $7,219.05 (Notice for Quotations is attached with Resolution No. 142.)

On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." Food Service Financial Statement

A copy of "Central Food Service Department Financial Statement at April 30, 1961" submitted as information to the Board.

Clerk Presented with Gifts

Mr. Bennett, for the Board, presented Miss Thacker, Clerk of the Board, who is retiring as of June 30, 1961, with a beautifully-framed resolution expressing their appreciation of her services during the time she served as Clerk of the Board; also with a lovely silver tray. Miss Thacker found words inadequate to express her appreciation for this recognition.

R. #181 Approval to Record Resolution in Minutes

Whereupon, Mr. Thompson moved that the resolution for Miss Thacker be recorded in the minutes of the Board, and the motion was seconded by Mr. Skaggs and carried.

was

Following is the resolution: Resolution to Mary Thacker -

Recognizing the public service rendered by Mary Thacker as Clerk of the Oklahoma City Board of Education, 1955-1961,

Her willingness to give time and energy for the public good; her outstanding contribution to the public school system; and her faithful and sincere service to the Board of Education -

Therefore, Be it Resolved, that the members and officials of the Board of Education whose signatures appear below, hereby express their deep appreciation and highly commend Mary Thacker for her outstanding service as Clerk of the Board of Education. (Signed by members of the Board & Superintendent)

R. #182 Motion to adjourn the meeting to Friday, June 16, 1961, 4:3j Adjournment seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried to June 16, 1961, 4:30 P.N . THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST

m. was made by Mrs. Welch,

President

. 1961.

MEETING OF JUNE 16, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C^F THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1961 AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, Vice President Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker and Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn - Business Manager; C. E. Costley, W. C. Haller, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith Directors; David Light - Chief Accountant; Mary A. Thacker - Clerk; Wilma Cain, Dr. George's Secretary; and Jim Reid of The Daily Oklahoman; Bob Strom and B. D. Cody Bidders.

Invocation

Mrs. Welch gave the invocation. SPECIAL

It was moved by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch to open bids on student insurance and on opening the bids the tabulation is as follows:

Students Football 9 mo . 12 mo.

Teachers-Adm. & Sec.

Cafeteria

Maintenance

Preferred Risk $3

$10

$15

Standard

Great American

R. #183 I Approval to

Open Bids on Insurance

The motion carried. Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the foregoing bids on student insurance be referred to Mr. Haller for study and later recommendation to the Board. The motion carried.

SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the following recommendations for employment in the assignments indicated, effective July 1, 1961, salary to be determined at a later date:

1. 2. 3.

R. #184

Foregoing Bids Referred to Mr. Haller

R. #185

Employment Recommendation

Gene D. Shepherd, General Curriculum Coordinator Gerald Kidd, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent Mervel Lunn, Assistant Director of Teaching Materials'

On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the following persons be assigned as indicated for the school year 1961-62: PRESENT POSITION

NAME 1. 2. 34.

56.

78. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

1516. 17. 18.

Leon Nance Margaret Boys Lila Quinn Wade Davenport Hazel Kibler May Klingler Robert Condren Glendine Mathis Dalton Eads Lucille Roehr Harvey Mullinax Clara Wadeâ€˘ Earl Martin Earl Underhill George Glover Robert Webb Hugh R. Long Christine Deen

Principal - Shields Heights Principal Putnam Heights Principal Fillmore Principal Adams Principal Lincoln Principal Mayfair Principal Washington Polk Principal Principal Buchanan Principal University Hts. Principal Linwoodc Principal Coolidge Principal Johnson Principal Carey Principal Walnut Grove Principal Harmony Teacher Emerson Instructional Asst.-Buchanan

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

ASSIGNMENT Principal - Adams Principal Buchanan Coolidge Principal Principal Fillmore Harmony Principal Johnson Principal Principal Lincoln' Principal Linwood Mayfair Principal Principal Polk Principal Putnam Hts. Shields Hts. . Principal Principal Sunset University Hts. Principal Washington Principal Madison Principal Principal Carey Henry Principal

R. #186

Assignment of Principals Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 16, 1961 - CONT'D

PURCHASING R. #187

Purchase of Science Sup. and Equipment Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of science supplies and equipment for use in all secondary schools from McCalaster Bicknell Corporation in the amount of $1,537-25 and from The Williams & Wilkins Company in the amount of $100.00 total $1,637.25, to be charged to account G-240-B2; and from Science Department AllegriTech, Inc . in the amount of $538.80, to be charged to account BL-1030-D1; these purchases having been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #188 I It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of maps Purchase of I and globes for use at Jefferson Junior High School from: Maps and Globes] $ 246.75 Denoyer Geppert Company

Hearne Bros. A. J. Nystrom Company Rand McNally Company

52.50 495-55

239-95

Total

$1,034.75

This purchase is to be charged to account G-240-B. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #189

Purchase of Carpentry Sup. Approved

R. #190

Purchase of Films Approved R- #191

Purchase of Folding Chair Trucks

R. #192

Purchase of Instructional Supplies

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch for the purchase of carpentry supplies for electronic lab projects from Miller Floor Covering in the amount o&?$2,136.40 and from Davidson Case Lumber Company in the amount of $132.30 - total $2,268.70, these quotations being low, to be charged to account BL-620-D; all quotations being received

in response to the attached notice. present voting "Aye."

The motion carried on roll call with all members

It was mbved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of French Language films from Pathescope Educational Film, Inc., for use in various schools in the amount of $1,500.00 to be charged to account G-240-B2, and having been approved by the

National Defense Education Act Application.

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch for the purchase of folding chair trucks for use in various schools from Hoover Brothers in the amount of $1,150-70 and from Triangle Blue Print Company in the amount of $1,000.00. The $1,150.70, to be charged to account EL-1O3O-C7. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. The $1,000.00 to be charged to Account B-97O-A. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of instructional supplies for use in all schools from the following companies, in the amounts indicated from each, totaling $93.? 513-40, to be charged to account 240-A; notice for

quotations having been attached in the minutes with a previous purchase. carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

$17,265.17 19,145-77 3;196.00 9,680.10 4,534.98 7?565-33 1,157-26

Oklahoma Seating Company Duplicating Products Company Western Newspaper Union Carpenter Paper Company Oklahoma -Paperr . Company Dowlings, Inc. A & E Equipment Company Triangle Blueprint Company Graham Paper Company Bill Doyle Office Supply Company Thompson's Book & Office Supply Co. Western Bank & Office Supply Co. Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company City Office Supply Company Dollie's Ceramics Kee Lox Company

120.00 13,509-35 3,039-82 5?540.03 5.60 145.20

1,077-50 6,216.24 1,163.85

Total

$93,513-40

The motion

MEETING OF JUNE 16, 1961 - CONTâ€™D

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Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of I carpentry and plumbing supplies for use in all schools from the companies listed below I who submitted the low quotations, in the amounts indicated from each, totaling $7,219-63, | to be charged to account BL-620-D. j present voting "Aye."

The motion carried on roll call with all members

' 1............ R- #193

Purchase of Carpentry and Plumbing Sup.

$1,008.19 159.76 3,616.27 2^9.91 685.50

Kilpatrick Bros. Morgensen Lumber Company H. E. Leonhardt Company F. A. Highley Company Davidson Case Lumber Company The Denman Company

1,500.00

Total

L-' purchase of thirty-three On a motion made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson (33) RCA Model #231-DE-685, UHF 23" television sets from Dulaney, Inc., in the amount of $6,732.00, to be charged to account BL-1O3O-C7, was approved with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.

R. #191+

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch for permission to pay Hart Industrial Supply Company $539-28, which is an addition to a recent quotation submitted by

R- #195

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded.by Mr. Thompson for the purchase of health supplies for use in all schools from Fox Vliet Drug Company in the amount of $1,235-^7 and from Wheeler-Stuckey Drug Company in the amount of $50.00 - totaling $1,285-^7J these

R. #196

this company, increase being due to a clerical error which Hart Industrial Supply Company made on the quotation; copy of the letter from Hart Industrial Supply Company explaining the matter being on file in the office of the Director of Purchasing. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

companies submitting the low quotations; purchase to be charged to account 322-A. call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

On roll

Correction of Clerical Error

Purchase of Health Supplie

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of textbooks to be used by the fourth (Uth) grade students in various elementary schools from the School Mathematics Study Group in the amount of $2,062.50, to be charged to account G-220.

R. #197

It was moved by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, to approve the purchase of 275 locks to be used at Grant and Northwest Classen high schools from the Dudley Lock Corporation, in the amount of $687-50, "to be charged to account BL-620-D. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R- #198

The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

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Purchase Television Set

Purchase of Textbooks

Purchase of Locks

BUILDINGS Mr. Thompson moved acceptance of the low bid submitted by the Connelly Construction Company in the amount of $11,^56.00 for paving adjacent to Jefferson Junior High School. The

motion was seconded by Mrs. Welch and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Dr. Parker reported that Dr. Barnes had called that afternoon and stated he would be back in the City the latter part of the next week.

Motion to adjourn the meeting to June 29, 1961, ^-:30 p.m., in the board room was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST Approved the

, 1961.

R- #199

Paving Bid Approved Information to Board

R. #200

Adjournment to June 29, 1961, 4:30 P-M.

MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1961

THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961 at 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, Vice President

Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker and Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendents; H. B. Ginn - Business Manager; C. E. Costley, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith - Directors; David Light - Chief Accountant; B. D. Foutz - Chief Engineer; and Jim Reid of the Daily Oklahoman; and Wilma Cain - Dr. George's Secretary.

Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.

Invocation

SPECIAL R. #201 Approval to Ope Bids on Roof Re piairs at Northeast High Schoo

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to open bids on roof repairs and required sheet metal work at Northeast High School. The motion carried unanimously on roll call, and the tabulation is as follows: $14,573.00 17,770.00 18,867.00 20,850.00

Barnhill-Allen Southwestern Standard Roofing Phillips Roofing

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and study and later recommendation to the Board. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #202 Foregoing Bids Referred to Central Office

Motion to open bids on roof repairs and required sheet metal work at Jefferson Davis Elementary School was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson. The motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye." Upon opening the bids, the tabulation is as follows:

R. #203 Approval to Ope Bids on Roof Re pairs at Jeffer son Davis School

Barnhill-Allen Standard Roofing Southwestern Phillips Roofing

R. #204 Foregoing Bids Referred to Central Office

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for study and later recommendation to the Board. The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

GENERAL BUSINESS AND PURCHASING R. #205 General Fund am Building Levy Fund Transfers Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the transfers in the 1960-61 General Fund accounts and Building Levy Fund accounts as per attached details. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

June 29, 1961 I96O-6I GENERAL FUND

TRANSFERS IN Homebound - Salaries Book Rebi ndi ng Storeroom Stock Title III, Maps, Films & Books Flight Training Industrial & Vocational Supplies Printing Supplies Workshop

■V*. ■ V

322-A

I I

625.00

Custod i a I SuppIi es -• Travel' Title III — Instructional Furniture &-Equipment

11;, 000.00 25.00

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2,000.00 I-2, O65.00

i'/EETING OF JUNE 29, 1961 - CONT'D

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R. #205

TRANSFERS OUT .■ ■IBM Bureau - Salaries Buildings & Grounds - Salaries Engineers Office - Salaries Clerk- Other Expense Superintendent’s Office Personnel Office IBM Bureau School Census Enumeration Business Office Auditor - Fiscal Control Engineers Office Purchasing Office .

Continued.

120-0 2I1+-A 2I1+-C 211+-D 215-A 215^8 215-C 21+0-D 21+0-F 21+0-L 250-A

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100.00 500.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 500.00 1,000.00 1,1+00.00 500.00 2,000.00 500.00 2,800.00

Librarians - Salaries Guidance - Salaries TV & Radio - Salaries Office of Principals - Salaries Supervisors - Salaries Teachers Aides - Salaries Driver Train!ng Music - Supp1ies Radio & Television Instructional Offices Consul tants

500.00

p44,es--- HS Counselors

1+2

Op^aTi.rig - Gas. & Oi I Main+enance, Tires, Tubes

Custodial Services -Salaries • Heat. Water & Sewerage Telephone

2,500.00 «

-—"i 2^Q.O 2,50 6,100.00*

FurjVffwsp ;Repafi& ElectrohrUfs Suppl life's ”**■ Off ice Machines General Equipment Repair Fire Extinguishers Furniture Repair - Materials

3",000.00 6,000.00 3,000.00 1+00*00 2,000.00

Social Security Property Insurance

1,900.00 830.00

Recreational Personnel - Salaries Trave I Summer School Supplies Adult School Supplies Adult School Book Rental

3,500.00 70.00 300.00 1,000.00 300.00

Tax Assessments Transportat i on

200.00 3,900*00

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Total

I96O-6I BUILDING LEVY FUND TRANSFERS IN

620-C 620-D

Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings

1030-B2 IO3O-B8 IO3O-C7

Business Office Research Office All School Furniture & Equipment

$ 2,000.00 5,000.00

150.00 50.00 10,000.00 1I7.2Q0.00

Tota 1

TRANSFERS OUT 6I0-B

Ij O^O-B

Salaries - Bui I di ngs Superintendent’s Office Engineers Office - Equipment Replace Instructional Equipment

TotaT are inter-fund transfers and will not

U,000.00 100.00

MEETING OF JUNE 2% 1961 - CONTâ€™D

Motion was made by Mrs. ^elch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of electronic testing equipment for use in various schools from the companies listed in the amounts indicated from each, totaling $3^,381.02, to be charged to Account G-1030-L; all quotations being received in response to the attached Notice for Quotations and having been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." (See list of companies at end of these .minutes.)

R. #206 Purchase of Electronic Test ing Eqp. App.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of stage equipment for Jackson and Taft Junior High Schools from Oklahoma City Scenic Company who submitted the low quotation, in the amount of $1,605*00, to be charged to Account BL 620-B2. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #207 Purchase of Stage Equip. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of three (3) Bluebird 73-passenger pusher type buses from International Harvester Company, which company submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice for Quotations, the amount of $27,1O5*OO, to be charged to Account G-1030-E. On roll call, all .members present voted

R. #208 Purchase of School Buses Approved

On a motion made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson, the purchase of an audio console for use at the Broadcasting Center from Radio Corporation of America was approved with all members present voting "Aye." This purchase amounting to $1,890.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C7*

R. #209 Purchase of Audio Console Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the .purchase of sixtyfive (65) microscopes for use in all elementary schools from General Science Service Company who submitted the lov quotation in response to the attached Notice for Quotations. This purchase in the amount of $1,787*50 is to be charged to Account G 1030-J and has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #210 Purchase of Microscopes Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of a television video tape recorder for use at the Broadcasting Center from Radio Corporation of American who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice for Quotations, in the total amount of $UO,95O*OO, to be charged to Account BL 1030-Dl in the amount of $37,500.00 and to Account G 1030-J in the amount of $3,^50*00; this purchase having been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #211 Purchase of Television Tape Recorder Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #212 It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of lumber for use in all schools f$*om Morgensen Lumber Company who submitted the low quotation in Purchase of Lumber Approved response to the attached Notice for Quotations, in the amount of $7,143.80, to be charged to Account G 240-J. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously

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R. #213 Purchase of Furn. Repair Materials Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of furniture repair materials for use in all schools from Oklahoma Seating Company in the amount of $1,680.00 and from Triangle Blueprint Company in the amount of $4,020.00, total $5,700.00 to be charged to Account G 620-E. These companies submitted the low quotations. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #214 Purchase of Custodial Sup. Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve ths purchase of custodial supplies from the companies listed in the amounts indicated from each, totaling $15,569-20 to be charged to Account G54O-A. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

S. E. B. Paint Company Sanitary Equipment Supply Company Robinson Janitor Supply Total

R . #215 Purchase of Elec. Fixtures Approved

$2,840.00 739-20 11,990.00 $15,569.20

Motion was made' by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of electrical fixtures for use in various schools from the companies listed in the amounts indicated from each, totaling $5,822.45, to be charged to Account BL 620-D; quotations having been received in response to the attached Notice for Quotations. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye." $1,253.43 1,281.54 #,287-48

Hunzicker Brothers Graybar Electric Co. General Electric Co. Total

$5,822.45

R. #216 Purchase of Bookbinding

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to authorize the confirmation of an order with Motter Bookbinding Company for rebinding books in the amount of $1,754.19, "to be charged to Account 230-A. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #217 Purchase of T. V. Stands Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of fifty (50) television stands for use in various schools from Holmes and Torbett, Inc., who submitted the low quotation on specifications, in the amount of $1,162.50, to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C7- On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #218 Purchase of Textbooks Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of textbooks for use in all schools from Library Service Company in the amount of $16,284.00, to be charged to Account G-220. These books are for eighth grade science classes. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R. #219 Purchase of Musical Instruments Approved

Motion was .made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of .musical instruments for use at Jefferson Junior High School from the companies listed in the amounts listed from each, totaling $6,365.22, to be charged to Account Bond 970-A; all quotations having been received in response to the attached Notice for Quotations.

$2,116.80 1,649.50 2,598.92

Sharp & Nichols Music Company Woodmansee Abbott Jenkins Music Company Total

On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

$6,365.22

MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1961 - CONT'D

Motion was made "by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of furniture R. #220 for all schools from the companies listed below in the amounts indicated from each, totaling Purchase of $48,075-98; $37,376.50 to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C7 and $10,699.48 to be charged to Furniture Account G 1030-M; these and other quotations having been received in response to the attachedApproved Notice for Quotations. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.

$2,685.96 3,062.00 23,612.50 6,668.30 5,823.90 6,223.32

City Office Supply Company Dowlings, Inc. Oklahoma Seating Company Thompson Book and Supply Co. Triangle School Eqpt. Company Virco Manufacturing Company Total

$48,075.98

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve standard typewriters and 32 electric typewriters to be used in all Corporationâ€™who submitted the low quotation; all quotations having sponse to the attached Notice for Quotations; totaling $32,113.15, following accounts:

the purchase of 417 schools from Underwood been received in re"to be charged to the

R. #221 Purchase of Typewriters Approved

539-70 839.80 89-95 65.00 536.00 188.00 240.00 29,614.70

Bond 975 B Bond 970 A Bond 989 A BL 1030-B3 BL 1030-B2 BL 1O3O-C8 Central Food EL 1O3O-C9 Total

$32,113.15

Mr. McKay of the Royal McBee Corporation and Mr. Roy Harris of the Oklahoma Typewriter Company discussed typewriter business with the Board.

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of a four-door 1961 Chevrolet Bel-Air sedan for use by the Superintendent from Morris Chevrolet Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice for Quotations, in the amount of $1,237-9^, to be charged to Account G 1030-E. On rollâ€™ call, the motion carried unanimously.

R. #222 Purchase of Car Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #223 Purchase of Sheet Metal and. Iron Approved.

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and. seconded, by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of sheet metal and iron to be used in the vocational classes of all schools' from McCormick Steel Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice for Quotations, in the amount of $4,456â€˘ to be charged to Account G 240-J. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R. #224 Purchasing of Drafting Sup. and Equipment Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of drafting supplies and equipment for use in technical programs in all schools from the companies listed and in the amounts indicated from each, which companies submitted the low bids in response to the attached Notice for Quotations; to be charged to Account G 1030-L in the total amount of $5,221.15, having been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

Eugene Deitzgen Company Gramercy Guild Group, Inc. L. L. Ridgway Company, Inc. Alvin Company, Inc. Triangle Blueprint Company The A. Lietz Company

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78,15 50*00 3,101-90 445.40 1,509-70 _____ 36.00

Total

R. #225 Purchase of Business Mach. Approved

$5,221.15

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of business machines to be used in all schools from the companies listed in the amounts indicated from each, totaling $14,694-70; these and other quotations having been received in response to the attached Notice for Quotations. $2,919-50 3,325-00 3,042.50 1,713.00 3,118.00 500.00 76.70

Oklahoma Typewriter Company Monroe Corporation Burroughs Corporation Ediphone Company Duplicating Corporation Bill Doyle Office Supply Evans Duplicating Company Total

$14,694.70

These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $1,552.90 13,141.80

Bond 975 B BL 1O3O-C9 Total

On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

$14,694.70

MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1961 - CONTâ€™D

In the agenda, the purchase of three (3) printing calculators from the Underwood Corporation, totaling $1,498.50 to he charged to Account BL 1O3O-C9 was recommended. After lengthy consideration hy the Board, it was decided to delete this item. It was moved hy Mrs. Welch and seconded hy Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of small tools and equipment for use in electronic technical classes from the companies listed in the amounts indicated from each, totaling $3,080.74 to he charged to Account G 1030-L, having heen approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. These quotations and others were received in response to the attached Notice for Quotations. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #226 Purchase of Small Tools anc Equipment Approved

$ 8.04 1,204.45 176.88 173.43 1,127.88 183.90 136.08 70.08

Marshall Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Brodhead Garrett Mideke Supply Company Industrial Art Supply Electronic Supply Company Johnson Wholesale Electronics Trice Wholesale Electronics Co.

Total

$3,080.74

Motion was made hy Mr. Thompson and seconded hy Mrs. Welch to approve the authorization to validate agreements with the following companies for supplying furniture for the Oklahoma City Public Schools during the 1961-62 school year according to prices quoted in response to a Notice for Quotations attached in the minutes with a previous purchase. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. (See list of companies at end of these minutes.)

R. #227 Authorization to Validate Agreements on Furniture

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of magazines for use in all schools from Central Magazine Company, Inc., who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice for Quotations, in the amount of $3,698.16, to be charged to Account G 230-B. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #228 Purchase of Magazines Approved.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of heating and air handling units for use in various schools from the American Air Handling Company, Inc., in the amount of $2,008.91; and additional equipment needed to make these installations from Federal Corporation in the amount of $635*00, total $2,643-91 1Â° be charged to Account BL 620-D. These quotations were received in response to the attached Notice for Quotations. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #229 Purchase of Heating and. Ail Handling Units Approved.

MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #229 Continued.

R. #230 Purchase of Locker Fronts and. Parts Approved

I Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and. seconded, hy Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of 192 locker fronts and four (4) boxes of parts from Garland M. Beavers for use in various schools in the total amount of $850.00 to be charged, to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye."

R- #231 Purchase of Electronic Eqpt Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of electronic equipment for use in the technical program in all schools from Brodhead Garrett in the amount of $2,299-50 anti from Hewlett Packard Company in the amount of $13,600.00, totaling $15,899.50, to be charged to Account G 1030-L, having been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application; these quotations and others having been received in response to the attached Notice for Quotations. The motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #232 Adj ournment

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

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Vice

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Approved the

, 1961.

day of

Suppliers of Electronic Testing Equipment for R. #206: Johnson Wholesale Brodhead Garrett Hewlett Packard Company Total

Suppliers of Furniture for R. $227: Thompson's Book and Supply Company Oklahoma Seating Company Dowlings, Inc. Virco Manufacturing Company City Office Supply Company A. F. Williams Company Triangle School Equipment

$ .6,158.52 2,797-50 25,425.00

$34,381.02

MEETING OF JULY 25, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE U BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1961, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, Vice President

Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendent; M. J. Burr, C. E. Costley, G. L. Rohinson, and Tom Smith - Directors; David Light - Chief Accountant; Wilma Cain - Clerk; Frances Bailey - Classroom Teachers Representative; Lloyd Estes - OEA Representative; and Boh Lee'of The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given hy Mrs. Welch.

Invocation

Mr. Lott recognized the guests who were present.

Guests Welcomes

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded hy Mrs. Welch to grant permission to reimburse R- #253 Jack F. Parker for expenses other than transportation on the trip to Poughkeepsie, New York, Trip Expenses July 10-1U, 1961. This was the Data Processing Education Conference which he wA# directed Approved hy the Board to attend, held under the auspices of the United States Office of Education. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

It was .moved hy Mrs. Welch and seconded hy Mr. Thompson to grant permission to .reimburse Clarence Deal and Clyde Miller, TV Engineers, the expenses for attending a school for Video Tape Technicians, as directed by the Board,' in Camden, New Jersey, July 17-21, 1961. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #254 Trip Expenses Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS AND PURCHASING

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to grant permission to negotiate the continuation of a lease agreement with T. C. McCourry for the rental of a building at 9216 North Western for the purpose of conducting vocational classes for John Marshall High School. The proposal for the 1961 school year is to cover a period from July 1, 19^1, through June 30, 1962, at a rate of $125-00 per .month. The conditions and amount of rent are identical to the lease agreement in effect for the past school year.. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye. "

R- #255 Rental of Build ing Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of shade .material for replacement in all schools from S. & H. Shade Company, in the amount of $2,796.70, to be charged to Account BL 620-D; this being the low quotation received in response to the attached Notice. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

R. #256 Purchase of Shade Material Approved

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of class- R. #257 room cabinets for use at Wheeler Elementary School from Oklahoma Seating Company who submitted Purchase of the low quotation in response to the attached Notice, amounting to $11,9^-6.86, to be charged Classroom to Bond Account 1006. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Cabinets Approved

MEETING OF JULY 25, 1961 - CONTâ€™D

R. #258 Purchase of Textbooks Approved R. #259 Authorization to Validate Agreements Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Kelch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of textbooks for use in the electronics classes in various schools from the Philco Corporation, in the amount of $1,847*50, to be charged to Account G 220. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

J | Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and' seconded by Mrs. Welch to authorize the validating of agreements with the following companies for the services shown for the Oklahoma City Public Schools; these agreements to remain in effect for the 1961-62 school year. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Oklahoma Oxygen Company Bill Story Fire & Safety Co. Hunzicker Electric Co. The Glidden Company Devoe & Reynolds Co., Inc. Cook Paint & Varnish Co. Pittsburgh Paint & Varnish Co. The O'Brien Corporation Thunderbird Sales Co. Underwood Corporation Royal-McBee Company Remington Rand Corporation International Business Machine Co. Office Machine Service Company Oklahoma State Penitentary Motter Bookbinding Company Jasper Sipes Book Depository Thompson School Book Depository Southern Air Filter Inc.

Oxygen and Acetylene Cylinders Fire Extinguishers Lamps Paint Paint Paint Paint Paint Sundry Items Servicing Typewriters Servicing Typewriters Servicing Typewriters Servicing Typewriters Servicing Typewriters Book Rebinding Book Rebinding Textbooks Textbooks Cleaning and repairing air filters

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #260 Purchase of School Site SE of Britton Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the District purchase:

The Wg of Lot 7; W-g of Lot 36; and all of Lots 8-35> incl., Block 10; and, Lots 8 and 9, Block 11; and, Lot 8, Block 20; and, Wg of Lot 7 and all of Lots 14, 15, 18, and 19, Block 20, all in North Highland Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,

for the sum of $18,000.00 subject to the showing of a satisfactory title. A warrant shall be issued to the owners of record upon the delivery of warranty deed and abstract showing a merchantable title subject only to such matters as will not interfere with the use of the property by the District for school purposes or impair the validity of the title. This amount is to be charged to Bond Account 950- On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." R. #261 Permission to Make Offer for Property SE of Britton Approved

R. #263 Adj ournment

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson that an offer be made to Ora M. LaMon of $500.00 per lot for a clear, merchantable fee title to the Wg of Lots 7 and 36 and all of Lots 10-35, incl., Blk.Il,N.Highland Addn.â€˘. to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and to offer $5,000.00 to Mr. LaMon for the premises on the site; and, to offer to R. W. Garrett $500.00 per lot for a clear, merchantable fee title to Lots 9-13, incl., and Lots 20 and 21, Block 20, North Highland Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; and, to offer to Robert C. Kapinos $500.00 per lot for a clear, merchantable fee title to Lots 16 and 17, Block 20, North Highland Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED,

Vice President ATTEST Approved the

Clerk

'7day of

v/, 1961.

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1961, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President

Otto F. Thompson Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. ABSENT:

William F. Lott, Vice President Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendent; C. E. Costley, W. C. Haller, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith Directors; B. D. Foutz - Chief Engineer; Gerald Kidd - Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent; Hugh Ginn - Business Manager; David Light - Chief Accountant; Walter A. Lybrand - Attorney; George H. C. Green - Treasurer; Millard Prigmore - Auditor; Wilma Cain Clerk; Duane Weinert - President, Classroom Teachers; Beth West, Frances Bailey, and Vivian Mattox - representing Classroom Teachers, and Jim Reid of The Daily Oklahoman. Mr. Thompson gave the invocation.

Invocation

Mr. Bennett recognized the guests who were present.

Guests Welcomed

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, the minutes of the meetings of June 29, 1961, July 3, 1961, and July 25, 19&1, were approved as read.

R. #264

Minutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, School District Treasurer, presented his report for the month of July and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

Treasurer's Report

The Attorney presented a letter to A. C. Commander regarding some water closets at Stand Attorneyâ€™s Watie Elementary School. It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Report officers be directed to sign and serve a three-day notice on A. C. Commander to complete work on the water closets at the above named school. All members present voted "Aye" on rol] call. (Copy of letter on file in Clerk's office.) The Attorney presented a change in the specifications in advertising for the construction of school buildings. It was moved by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, and carried on roll call that the change be approved. (Copy of the change is on file in the Clerk's office.) The auditor gave a report for the activity funds for the school year 1960-61.

file in the Clerk's office.

A copy is on

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, the foregoing reports were approved as presented.

Auditor's Report

R- #265

Reports Approve

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

It was recommended that salaries for teachers for the 1961-62 school year be established

according to the following pattern, except where present salary schedule makes exceptions necessary, and that each teacher employed by the Board along with his annual salary to be paid be listed in the minutes of the Board:

(a)

Basic Salary Scale

Bachelors

Masters

Minimum

$4,100

$4,300

Maximum

5; 900

6,100

100

No. of Steps

Increments (b)

Grant a $200 increase in salary for all teachers now in the system so long as

(c)

Grant outside experience to those newly employed this year so that they would

it does not exceed the maximums indicated above.

receive the same salary as they would had they been employed in Oklahoma City providing this does not exceed $4,900 with a Bachelor's Degree and $5,100 with a Master's Degree.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the above recommendation. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #266

Salary Scale Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #267

Establishment of Merit Study Group Approved

It was recommended that«the Board authorize the Superintendent to establish a representative group to serve with him during the 1961-62 school year to develop a procedure for introducing factors relating to professional merit in the determination of rate of advance on the teachers' salary scale.

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the above recommendation be approved. The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

The 1961-62 General Fund operating budget in the amount of $17^756^3^-00 was approved by Board action on July 3, 19^1•

R. #268

General Fund Operating Budget Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the detailed accounts within the operating budget as per the following details. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

1960-61 APPROVED APPROPRIATIONS AND 1961-62 PROPOSED EXPENDITURES OPERATING BUDGET ****

GENERAL FUND

APPROVED app rop riat ion s 6-30-1961

J STRATION - SALARIES 0-B 0-C 0-F G I I

0-1 0-J 0-J2 0-K 0-K2 J|LO-L 1JL0-M , Mo -n ■ . 1JQ-N2 /'.11D-Q

Clerk - Salaries Treasurer - Salaries Attorney - Salaries General Administration - Salaries Personnel Office - Salaries Public Relations — Salaries Research - Salaries IBM Bureau -Salaries Census - Salaries Pupil and Personnel Acct * - Salaries Business Office - Salaries Autlitor - Salaries Buildings & Grounds - Salaries Engineer - Salaries • Purchasing - Salaries Gar Allowance - Salaries

..-PROPOSED ’ ■ EXPENDITURES ’ i n /- -r- « a >a a $

3 36,220 16 *

$ 399,22Q.00

TRATION - OTHER EXPENSE S-

12 0-B 120-0 120-D 120-F 120-G 120-G2 120-H ’ 120-1 120-J - 120-J2 1-2 0-K t.120-L 12 0- M <12’ 12

Miscellaneous Board Member Expense Clerk Treasurer School Elections i Legal Superintendent's Office Assistant Superintendent's Office Personnel Office Public Relations Office Research Office IBM Bureau School Census Enumeration Business Office Auditor - Fiscal Control Buildings & Grounds Engineer »» 1 *'- T* *«<•»

RvWS&i*

1,500.00 19.50 00 * 275 00 * 100 2,598.00 50.00 300.00 600.00 150.00 275.00 500.00 X 1,500.00 450.00 . 700.00 110.00 ' 150.0’0. ^100.00

1,500.00 400.00 400.00 100,00 00 * 7,500 50.00 00 * 800 ? * 500.06 400.00s 275.00 500.00 12,000.00 1,250.00 2,000.00 300.00 300.00 3,50,0.00 1

F’ iL flfcllls '1-

ii!

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MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #268

Continued.

*,-fU

APPROPRLAT 6-30-1961

INISTRATION - OTHER EXPENSE (Contd*) ■feo-P ■0G-P2 |20-Q i.2Q-Q2

aZ0-Q3

Purchasing Printing Personnel Directory Postage Legal Publications Travel

B1TURES 1961-1962 $

1 J'

Grand Total Administration

$ I I

STRVCTION ~ SALARIES, K| n

«r

211 1.212 < 213 213-A 213- B 214- rA 214-B 214-G 214- D 215- A 215-B 215-0 , 215-D ’ 215-D2 ' 215-D3

Principals & Assistants Sal * Supervisors - Salaries Teachers * Salaries Substitute - Salaries Home bound - Salaries ; Librarians - Salaries , Curriculum Center *- Salaries Guidance - Salaries TV & Radio - Salaries Office of Principals - Salaries Supervisors - Salaries Teachers Aids- Salaries Curriculum Center - Salaries TV & Radio Clerical *• Salaries Printing - Salaries

438,542*06

831,289 0 * 0 00 * 190,300 10 ,139,979 93 * 00 * 200,000 00 * 27,090 104,830.00 00 * 82,985 00 * 267,040 00 * 138,900 309,401.00 34,270.00 19,030.00 32,530.00 8,540.00 12.590.00

$12, 398,684.93

?* * ?

rjz

902,415.00 /213,009.00 10,838.622.00 . 240,000.00^? 25,000.00;!; 125,630.00 .. 88,885,00 jt 296,740.00 144,900.00 \

</ fef 4?

332,437.00 40,709.00 31,000). 00 35,700.00 8,500.0^ , 11.95 0.81V 1

230-'C r23S-D 240-A 240t B t

‘ '

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$13,336,488.0#

OTHER EXPENSE (Library (Professional Library $ (Textbooks Book Rebinding Periodicals and Newspapers Audio Usual Materials Library Supplies ’ Storeroom Stock i General Instruction Title IIL, Maps, Films & Books

'4-

et &

f I

I 6,500 00 * ! 6,560 00 * [ * 25,500 0 0 i 6,900 00 * 481»54 * |126 |28,610 50 *

>88,800.00 1 >.

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT’D

R. #268

Continued.

1 5s£

APPROPRIATES 6-30-1961 I

INSTRUCTION - OTHER EXPENSE - CONT'D

? L

& at

240-D 240-E 240-F 240-H 240-1 . 240-K ' 240-L , 240-M 4 250“A ' 250-B ■‘250-C :f/250-C2 "T-250-C3

Driver Training Flight Training Music Supplies Home Economics Industrial & Vocational Physical Education Radio and Television Printing Instructional Offices Travel C ommencement Expense Consultants Workshop

4,300.00 1,500.00 500.00 9,000,00 26,20iLJ}0 7,000.00 10,000,00 26,000.00 1,000.00 4,000,00 E^attfuoo 2,200.00 9,800.00

i 30

Grand TotalJnstruction-__

$ 12»S

■ ' ATTENDANCE DEPARTMENT —ALLEXPENSES 311-A 311-A2 311- B2 312- A2 312-A3

I K

Attendance - Salaries $ Home School Counselors? -Sal. Home School Counselors -Secy.Sal. Home School Counselors-Supplies NDEA — Tiile: V —Supplies -

9,950.00 81,710.00 1L2,O1O.OO

5,750$ 84,880$ 12,480 f( 500|(

10,00

100.00 500.00 * 7

HEALTH DEPARTMENT - ALL EXPENSES -' 321-A 321-A2 321-A3 321-A5 32-1-6 321-69 32 32

School Phy., Psy.-Salaries Dentists—Salaries - School Nurses - Sa-ihri'e^o'z’ Director and Assistant. Clerical - Salaries ’ Extra Help Tournament Officials £# Supplies Travel

Grand Total 7 Attendance &

3^900^00 4,700.00 5,298,00 15,399.84 13,210.00 ‘ 875^00 ‘ 420.00 [3,625,00 j 107.08 153,534.92

122,00 16,00 3,33

153,030 256,640

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #268

Continued.

‘Is

I I1

•=4-VM*

* 4 J-

GENERAL FUND

APPROVED app rop riat ion s 6-30-19'61

EXPENDITURES 1961-19'62

16,250.ao 5,000.00 8,000.00 2,500.00 44,000.00 ^8,000.00 3,000.00 106,750.00

"TRANSPORTATION - ALL EXPENSES &

■ $■"

Drivers - Salaries Operating - Gas & Oil Maintenance,. Tires, Tubes Pupil Trans .Insurance Contracted Services Public Carriers Special Education Total

20/000.00 2,000.00 98,223.49

Jfa.-^10-D4 ||r W10-D5 510-D6

84/491.83 7,890.00 76,600.00 51,130.00 21/600.ao sS/ioo.ob' 7,718.60 1,2 32,530.43 co

Custodial Services - Salaries Central Off. Switchboard^ Sa Drayage - Salaries , Warehouse - Salaries s Garage - Salaries TV Engineers - Salaries Filter - Salaries

■ SALARIES

* ■

410-B :;'42QVA 420-B 440 .

$ 1

^mTIQN “ OTHER EXPENSE r ,520 530-A

30-D 540-A

Heat. Water and Sewerage Electricity Telephone & Telegraph Custodial Supplies Laundry Expense Filter Expense Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Heavy Duty Car Allowance , .Travel Monthly Dumping Privileges

Grand Total - Operation

1 74r500.00 88,900.00 3 20,000.00 78,000.00 72,505.00 1,600.00 700.00 12,600.DO 11,500.00 2,610.00 2,025.00 1,150.00

j I

2#152,778.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #268

Continued.

APPROVED APPROPRIATIONS 6-30-1961

'^GENERAL fund

•*a>-

~ PROP© EXPENDIT 1961-196

MAINTENANCE - ALL EXPENSES

1 I It

I fj£

I f

1 t

FIXED CHARGES

Social SecurityProperty Insurance Fidelity Bonds . Land and Building Rental TV Equipment Rental IBM Equipment Rental Interest on Warrants Total'■ ■■'

■I

25^,950.00 G610-B2 Electronics - Salaries $ G610-C Furniture Repair - Salaries 22LQ0Q.00 G620-A Repair to Instructional Equipment 2X635.00 G62Q-A5 Electronics - Supplies 6 ,000 * 00 . G620 Office Machines 29 >.(3620 General Equipment Repair 00 * 2 ,000 ‘f®<©62 I.' Fire Extinguishers .4 ,60 @ *-0.0 .5 G62 2 * Weed Pest Control & LasfcL ewer 3 i»5 00 * 00 G62 Furniture Repair^-Mtls * ( Rep.12 ,000 00 * Total $ 127 ,685.00

710-B j 720-A 720-D 730-A . 730-A2 730-A3 , ’'740

413 ,100 00 * * 00.1,021k 170 * 00 2 1015 ■ ' 2 *500 * 00 P^®®®s4 ^500.00 ®3®®i| t7®@ *0Q 00 * . ®J *000 00 * $ . 551. *98’5

$• ,'

* «

28,550.00 30,0’00. ©0l 25,000 9,9004 30,00® 5,000 5fcOLP@ 00 * 3/500 ...lXPPMP 950.00 * 148

1 •

445,000 0 * 0 IOO,OOO.-0O 2,115.00 ^,500.00 9,500.00 21,000.00 . 00 * 5,000 585, 115~0Q

® J J®.®® -iJ J-J ■

COMMUNITY SERVICES - ALL EXPENSES

910-A 910-B'% 910-B2® 912-A 9-12-B 912-B2 ■ 9^0-As jA| Ji

iSlil < * %

Recreational Personnel ■- Sal * Recreational Supplies Travel Summer School Personnel Summer School Supplies Summer School Utilities Boarding Special Education Adult School Personnel Adult School Supplies J# Adult School Custodial Custodial Adult School Utilities Adult School Book Rental

...... .

" YZif

28 990.00 2 [200 0® * 00 * 230 00 * 67 .500 00 * 50 >300.00 2,p00.Q0 851B80.00 200 0 * 0 1,[400 00 * 5300.00 b00. 00

Total

. i

* kl ~

-Hu.

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #268

Continued.

PROPOSED EXPENDITURES 1961-1962. ,

APPROVED APPROPRIATIONS 6-30-1961

GENERAL FUND i:

CAPITAL OUTLAY $ Tax Assessments Transportation Title III - Equipment New Library Books Title VIII-Equipment Instructional Furniture & Ebpt. $ . T

G1010-C2 G1030-E G1030-J G1030-K *-L G103@ G1030-M

■*

43,800.00 55,303.17 72,000.00 25,000.00 65,000.00 12,065.00 273,168.17

50*000^.0,0

u—

►

[

The 1961-62 Building Levy Fund operating budget in the amount of $1,850,000.00 was approved by Board action on July 3, 1961.

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the detailed accounts within the building levy fund operating budget as per the following details. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R. #269

Building Fund Operating Budge Approved

1961-62 OfitfttefG BUDGET

APPROVED APPROPRIATIONS

BUILDING LEVY FUND

PROPOSED EXPENDITURES 1961-1962 '

-REMODEL & REPAIR - SALARIES

BL 610-A BL 610-B BL610^B4 ’ BL 611

$ Grounds - Salaries Buildings - Salaries Special Projects - Salaries Car Allowance

103,934.00509,000.00 33,530.00 14,940.00

REMODEL & REPAIR - OTHER EXPENSES

BL BL BL BL BL

620-B2 620-G 620-D 620-D1 620-E10

Replace Stage Settings Materials Grounds Materials Buildings Title V Materials (fhr viewing Vehicular room) Vehicular -Regular -Regular i f Vehicular - Heavy Duty

N-O. LONGER USED

5,000.00 14,500.00 . 237,000.00 ..

14,000.00 14>0QO.OO

Furniture - Salaries! Materials for Furniture f

I t t

926,185.87

9'45^904.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 CONT'D

#269

O ■

ontinued.

CAPITAL OUTLAY

BL 1020-B

' 2'BL 103 0-F ! BL 103 0-B

<BL 1030-B2 7BL 1030-B3 •BL 1030-B4 Si&i030-B5

BL 1030-B6 BL 1030-B7

New Buildings

. 100,000.00

Furniture & Eqpt,. -Hoover Superintendent's Office Business Office Personnel Office Instructional Office & Safety EdU. Maintenance Office Operations Office Engineers Office

00 * 100 900 0 * 0 00 * 200 . 1,000.00

/VW®

3UILDING LEVY FUND

/ ■$

BL '1030-B8 BL 1030-C4 BI 1030-C5 -BL 1030-06 BL 1030-C7 BL 1030-08 BL 1030-09 BL 1030-D1 BL 1030-D2 BU1030-G BL 1030-H

(Confd)

1PPRGVED APPROPRIATIONS 6-30-61

Research Office New School Shop Eqpt. Adult School Equipment Special Education All School Furniture & Eqpt. Replace Nqn-Inst. Equipment Replace Instructional Equipment Title III' ~ Equipment Title V - Equipment Maintenance Dept. Buildings Title VIII - Equipment __ GRAND TOTAL.

EXPENDITURES 1961-1962 1

' At '

1 #5 00;00 13,380^00

10,000*0,0 75,000*00 50,000*0,0 5,000;00 50 0 * 00100 337,880.00

1,895,881.17

X’-'r .«

l,85Q,000;0Q

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr. ^ompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following persons recently deceased:

Lessie Aderhold. Eargle, retired teacher, deceased July 31> 19^1•

R. #270

Resolutions of Appreciation Approved

Fausta Martin, retired teacher, deceased July 22, 1961.

Harriet Jacobson, retired teacher, deceased July

1961•

James R. Barton, former superintendent of schools (1925-1931), deceased June 27, 1961. Dwight E. Porter, Former teacher (1905-1915)> deceased June, 1961.

William Bruneau, tab operator in IBM division of Research Department, deceased August 6, 1961. The motion carried with all .members present voting "Aye."

It was .moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs that the annexed area shown on the attached plat and fully described below be .made a part of Independent School District No. I-89 and be assigned to Ward 2 for election purposes. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye." (Notice of Order of Change of School District Boundary is on file |in Clerk's office.) --

R. #271

Annexation Approved

-dJta

Information to the Board

The following order of change of school district boundaries has-been received: >

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"After due and legal election, on the 24 day of July 1961, I hereby execute my official order changing boundaires of Dependent School District No. 37 of Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, and “ Independent School District 1-89, of Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, by attaching: The remaining balance of the SW 1/4 Section 34,‘..TpyrrShip 13 N., Range 3 West which is not in Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma. And an additional 5 2/3 acres, more particularly described as follows:

"A part of the Southwest Quarter (SW 1/4) of Section 35, Township 13 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 33 feet east and 40 feet North of the SW corner of said SW 1/4; THENCE N 89° 49 * E and parallel with the south line of said SW 1/4; a distance of 467.57 feet to an Intersection with the west line of US Highway 66 and 77; THENCE in a northwesterly direction along the arc of a curve having a radius of 922.40 feet, a distance of 418 69 * feet; THENCE N 32° 11 * W., a distance of 322.90 feet; THENCE S 57° 49’ W., a distance of 25 feet; THENCE N 32° 11 * W., a distance of 138.3 feet: THENCE along the arc of a curve to the right having a radius of 1013.40 feet, a distance of 44 23 * feet: THENCE N 60° 19 * E. , a distance of 25 feet; THENCE along the arc of a curve to the right having a radius of 988,4 feet, a distance of 148.50 feet to a point 33 feet east of the west line of said SW 1/4; THENCE SO°01 * E., and parallel with the west line bf said SW 1/4, a distance of 954.93 feet to the point of beginning, more or less. "And an additional 158 acres, more or less, more particularly described as follows: Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4) of Section 34, Township 13 North, . Range 3 West, except a tract of land out of SE 1/4 described as beginning at the Southeast Comer of the SE 1/4; THENCE west 347.5 feet; THENCE north 240 feet: THENCE east 347.5 feet: THENCE south 240 feet to place of beginning, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.

"to Independent School District No. 1—89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, and detaching same from Dependent School District No. D-37, of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.

"Signed this the 25 day of July 1961.

Signed)

Alex Higdon ,

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

#271 Continued.

This territory shall be made a part of School District, Ward 2, for

election purposes.

PLkT GUOWNG CRMGIP Cf QCUOOL SOUNDER/£S

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MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1?61 - CONT'D

It was recommended that the following persons he employed and that contracts with the teachers listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information below be approved:

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Personnel Recommended

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS

* NAME

Le a v e s of

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

as sig nm en t

NAME

OH SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

Abs en ce

ma ter nity

(Mrs ) Bul la rd . Lou Ann

Putn 6th

(Mrs ) Bra ina

Burb an k 3rd

, Mari

ly n

Heig hts

61-62

(Mrs ) Ha rris , Ann

Lafa 5 th

61-62

(Mrs ) Hoff , Jea n

Pra iri e Que en 5th

61-62

(Mis ) Jobe , Conn

(Mrs ) ' Ke s s le r , Mar

(Mrs )

ye tte

Wes t Nich 3rd Nich 6th

ols

Hill

ols

Hill

61-62

0?Brie n . San dr a

Bucha na n 3rd

61-62

(Mrs ) Pric e , Caro

Mc Kinl e y Kind e rg a rte n

61-62

ly n

111 Hea lth

(Mrs ) Cav na r . Mar

COOLIDGE’ tha

(Mrs ) Rea ve s , Rub y (Mrs ) Tru be y , Esth

4th

Edge mere 5TH

Shi dl er

1ST

61-62

61-62 61-62

—

Milita ry

(Mr ) Phe lp

Will iam

Fillm ore Phy . Ed .u .

61-62.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

1 PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

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LEAVE EXTENSIONS

(MRS)

Pea k , Bar

Vall 1ST

ba ra

bro ok

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61-62

Grant Ele men tar y Te a ch ing Princ ipa l

(Mrs ) Ral ston . Nina

61-62

MEETING OF AUGUST

Abs ence

Le a v e s of

Profe

s s iona l

, Lamor

(Mr ) . Pea k . Floy d Ore

Ca p itol Engl ish

Hil l

Ca p itol Hill Coun se lor

Sr .

61-62

7, 19^1 -

(Mrs ) Lau de rda

61-62

CONT'D

New Tea che (Smith

- Res igne

(Moon

- Re tire d )

(Add ition al

Pos ition )

(Mr ) Irv in , Lloyd

1961-1962

Vince nt

(Mr ) Mc Dan ie ls , 0. M. (Mr ) Stotts

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7-1-61

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7-1-61

17000.

Cap itol Hill Sr . Ass ’t Prin cip al

Dougl a s s

PRINCI PAL

Har din g & Hel pi ng T. Ele ctr on ic s

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Pa g e

PERSONNEL

CLERSCAL

TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

Res igna tions (Mrs ) Hea th ,

Res ea rc h Cl erk

7-28=61

(Mrs ) Ra y mond , Pear l

Emerso n Cle rk

6-9-61

(Mrs ) Roma n . Bett

Pub lic Rel at ions Sec re tary

9-1-61

(Hods

wille

(tots)

- Tra ns fe rre d )

(Add ition al

Reti

tta

Position

San er , Lau ra

(Mrs ) Tipp itt , Be ttie

)

Jea n

$225.

8-28-61

Mar sh al Cl e rk

185.

8-14-61

Curri cul um li br ar y Lib ra ry Aide

re d

(Mrs ) Phil lip s , Lila

TV Sta tion Se cr e ta ry

6-14—61

.'-C

CD O p CD H

MEETING OE AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

PAGE - 5

Tempor Vivia

ar y

Emp loy me nts ?

Ste ve ns on , Cle

may

Keit

Eliza

b e th

Cle rk

Bonn

de n ,

Cle

sa la ry

e ta ry

Jeff

BEGINNING JULY 31 , 1961

$220. per

er son

- to

month

, sa la ry

Roos ev el t , to

Cen tra

s a la ry

INDEFINITELY.

He le n Llo yd , li bra ria n at Jeffe rs on , to Car oly n Cluck

$240. pe r

mon th

effe

eff ec tiv e

e 28, >961

thr ough

Jun e 28, 1961 thro ugh

ctiv e

$195. pe r

Jon

mo nth

ef fe ctiv e

July

Jun e 30, 1961.

5, 1961 thro

ugh

Jul y 31, 1961.

North we s t , sa lar y $255. pe r mon th , e ffe cti v e Jul y i , 1961 thr ou gh Jul y 31, 1961.

Rus so m, Se cr Dry

Moon ,

Moon , sa la ry

Hal le r , Cle rk

Delm a Har ris , Cle

Aud re

p a id

the

$215. pe r

wor k of

ra te

add iti ona l

wor k an

mon th

July

mon th

be ginn ing

eff ec tiv e

5, 1961 thro

$400. pe r

mon th

ugh

Jul

eff ec tiv e

1961

y 7,

Aug us t

Jul

thro

i , 1961, io

17, 1961, re gul ar ugh

s a la ry

, 1961

un til

Jul

19,

sa la ry

1961, al so

I38O.

July

21, 1961

TO MAKE PREPARATIONS FOR THE TEACHING OF THE VARl-TYPING CLASS AT CAPITOL HILL SR.

Pau l Ringl er

- to

con tinu e d on

the

pay ro ll

the

ra te

$400. pe r

month

p roc e e d with

the

PREPARATION OF MATERIALS FOR THE TEACHING OF ELEMENTARY SCIENCE ON TV DURING THE COMING SCHOOL YEAR.

Mrs . Bar ba ra Jun e Tay lo r , Nur se Jul y 10, 1961,

Ins tr

uc tor

pa id $3.00 pe r

hou r

a tota

for

80 hou rs , eff ec tiv e

be th Lowe , Clin ica l Ins tr uc tor , sa la ry $350. pe r month , eff ec tiv e Augu s t ia , 1961, to REIMBURSED BY THE STATE BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND THE UNI VERSITY HOSPITAL.

Mrs . Eliza

FlEASE ADD THE FOLLOWING TO THE SUMMER SCHOOL FACULTY FOR THE TIME INDICATED *

MARYBELL LUPER, TO TEACH ENGLISH AT NORTHWEST JULY 5, 1961

Rob er

Durde

The Rec re

at ion

Pla y grou nd Pla ygr oun d Pla y gr ou nd Play gro und

, to

te a ch

Engli sh

Comm is si on wishe s to

Ce ntr

Jul

y 6,

THROUGH JULY 28,

1961 thr ou gh

July

28,

1961, SALARY $250.

1961, sa la ry

$250.

SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS?

Sup er vi so r , Wil li am J. Mc Car thy , to be el ecte d be gin nin g June 26, 1961, sa la ry $1.13 per hour . Sup er vis or , Lois Dick er son , to be e le cte d b e ginning June 26, 1961, sa la ry $i .O4 p e r hou r . Supe rvis or , Will ia m 0. Wes t , to be el ec ted be gin nin g Jul y 3. 1961, sa la ry I1.13 per hou r . Sup er vi so rs , to be el ec te d be gin nin g July 31, 1961, sal ary I1.13 per ho ur . Ter ry De e s Myr tl e Mae Norr is Fou r Pla ygr ou nd Sup e rv is ors , to be ele cted b e ginning Jul y 13, 1961, sa lar y $1.13 pe r hou r . Jerr y Lee Ca mp b e ll John Moo re Cam pb el l Dav id Ken t Pe tty Max ine Rob b One One One Two

, 1961 - CONT'D

MEETING OF AUGUST

â€™ersonnel te c ommencLat i ons

Cha nge

st at us

All

Hele

pe r

mon th

sb rook

cle rk

eff ec tiv e

Dori s Hods

Mrs . Doroth

PER MONTH,

;

, Cle rk

Augus

Mar sh al l , s a la ry $235. t

14,

Mar sh all , sa lar y $245.

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 21, 9 961 .

Jone

5th

gra de

pe r

month

a tte nd a nc e cle rk

1961.

te a ch e r

pe r

mo nth

Wes t Nicho

Rel

Sec re tar y in Pub lic

Hill s ,

has

with dra wn

Mar sh al l ,

$245.

at ion s , sa lar y $265.

re que st

he r

sa la ry

for

profe

ss iona l

LEAVE OF ABSENCE.

Mrs . Glor ia Dra July age nda .

, a Pra ctica l

Nurs e Ins truc tor , will

not

re por t

wor k

Augus

7, 1961 as sta ted

the

c Pa g e

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

SERVJCE.

REfJGNATI ONS

Alk

ca n ^er

, Dud le

Ell iso n , Fre d G.

7-17-61

Floor South

ea st

6-30-61

Hea d Cust odi an Euge ne Fiel d

7-17-61

man

i T. Floor

Kel

, Hom er

logg

Dougl as

man

6-21-61

Her onv ill e 2 T. Floorm

Wirt h . Dav id

Buc

7-31-6)

ha na n

i T. Flo orm an

Ze a rle y , Phil

lip

Ray

6-23-61

WILSON

Scott

, Bob

T.. ADDI Tl ONAL PO.SI TI ON

6-29-61

(For

eman

200.

7-20-61

Floor man Star -Spe nc er L1NWOOD

- Tran sfe rre d )

Tre bb e , Jac k

200.

7-19-61

- Tra ns fer re d )

Arth

150.

7-24-61

~ Tra

■

ns fer re d )

. Leo . C. -

Mc Gar ra h . Le s te r

- Tra ns fer re d )

(Smith

re n

Doug hty , Lar

es , wil lia m

Har

, John

. Jr .

(Ta rte

- Tran sfe rre d )

Jon

(Littl

- Tra ns fe rre d )

Little

ium

Cla ss en

6-28-61

200.

7-6-61

Rel ief Floorm an All Sch ools

185.

6-27-61

All Sch oo ls Re li e f Watc hm an

100.

7-10-61

Flo or ma n Was hin gton

I l

3/4 T. Flo or ma n

Watch ma n Cap itol hi ll

185.

Floorm a n

CONT'D

^Cau dl

War

ne y

WILSON

(Bre wer

Ken ne dy , Bar

i T. Floo rm an

$100.

i T. Mc Kay - Res ig ne d

MEETING OE AUGUST T, 1961

Cla nton , Je s s

Floo rm an Cla ss en

Sr .

Retir ed 3/4 T. Floo rm an

Rodke , Dav id

Ta y lor

7-31-61

■4

■

-■

■

■ 1

Jian

'floor

Bollm

an ,

John

Gra

7-14-61

tri (i> Q 0 6 B CD p

£» Hp. 0 p CD

(D p CD 0 p p 0) H

iii ij

Pa g e

---- ----

\ * •

TERMINATIONS ■NAME

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FURNITURE REPAIR

Res igna

tions

Har re ls on , Hugh

Office Supp ly

Man age

7-17=61

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 19^1

MAINTENANCE’

Res igna tion s

Hi ner ,;; J. C.

■ ■

7-2!-6l 7-24-61

Tru ck Driv er Main te na nc e

•TV STATION

C O N T ’D

■

Res igna tions

Lam er , Jer ry

Cam er am an TV Stat ion

7-31-61

' *•

. .

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MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommendations

Page - 9

Cha nge

Se rv

s ta tus

ice

De p a rtm e nt

Per son ne l ;

0. R. And re ws , he a d cu s tod ia n at Dav is , sa la ry $290. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 18, I 9&I . E. H. Bre we r , floorm an at Linwo od , s a la ry $260. pe r month , ef fe ctiv e Jul y 18, 1961.

$270. pe r

$230. pe r

l G. Cau dl e , 3/4 tim e floor ma n at Cla ss en , sa la ry SALARY $200. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 18, 1961.

Elli

so n , re lie f

Sch ool s ,

All

cu s tod ia n at

SALARY $260. PER MONTH, EFFECT!VE JULY 21,

John John

“>3^

Jer

EFFECTIVE JULY 10,

Mc Cutc he n , re lie f custod

Germ a Poo l ,

ian

Chan ge

Univ

cus todia n at

hea d

Buil din g ,

he ad

Heig

er sity

$520. per

sa la ry

cu s tod ia n at

mon th

an at

cu st odi an

hea d

flo orm an

Audi

tem po ra ry

Jul

e ffe cti v e

^a s s e n ,

■

Eme rs

July

Cha nge

em pl oy ee

5/4 time

i , 1961

Tem por ar y empl oym en t

Koh Wj =Kua n

sta tus

- Vis ua l in

thro

Hawtho rne , s a la ry

empl oye s

• yp'.-' - 'S’ -*•

rm an

per

Jul

month

$161.26 pe r 1961.

he ad

mon th

he ad

Northwe

cu s tod ia n at

he ad

cus todia n at

sa la ry

fu ll

cu sto di an

Dav is ,

the

Her onv il le , sa la ry

tim e

fl oorm an

y 24,

$122.50 pe r i,

mo nth

i tim e cu sto dia n at

1961.

Te x tb ooks , sa la ry

ch an ged

from

.75 to

$1.00 per

hou r

Sep tem

Te x tb

be r

ooks

15,

sa la ry

$220. per

mo nth

, to

wor k ful l

time

1961.

Tex tbook

for

da ys

, eff ect ive Jul

y 28,

1961, sa la ry

$1.25 pe r

TV Sta tio n Pers onne l ; at the TV Sta tio n , sa lar y $100. per s ef fe ctiv e Augu s t 1, 1961.

mon th

$205.

Per son ne l ;

Nich ola s Hib ba rd , pa rt -tim e ca mer aman

•

sa la ry

month

, sa la ry $270. pe r mo nth , ef fe ctiv e July 17, 1961.

I §6| .

em pl oye e ugh

Aud io - Vis ua l ;

CAMERAMA’{(j^SAIs *RYi!$2-504r.P.ER,J4ONTH

-»

sa la ry

1961.

JIM Car y , Regu la r eff ec tiv e

floo

hts

Emer son , sa lar y $275.

EFFECTIVE JULY I 9.

sta tus

Bob Cai n ,

•

month

$250. pe r

Wom a ck , i tim e cus todia n at Gra nt Ele me nta ry , s a la ry Ele me nta ry , s a la ry $61.25 p£R mon th , ef fe ctiv e Jul y

Lar ry Gra nt

* ^5

mo nth

$102.50 pe r

Sch ool s , sa la ry

All

, sa la ry

ton

Keit h Ter ry , 3/4 tim e floorm an at Sou the a s t , Southe ast , sa lar y $211.26 pe r mon th , ef fe ctiv

month

sa la ry

Heigh ts ,

e rs ity

tim e floorm

1961 „

SALARY $260. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 18, 1961.

$290. PER MONTH,

ful l

Univ

kwo od

Was hing

e , i tim e flo orm an at

L. li ttl

$202.50 PER MONTH,

Floyd Smith , Adm ins tra tion

; ft

$250. pe r

$200. per

cu st od ian

mo nth

Roc

cust odia n at

he ad

$150. pe r

sa la ry

Sr ., sa la ry

Fore man , wat chm an at Cap itol Hill , effe cti ve Jul y 1, 1961.

month

per

.j ,/?..4'

1961.

mon th

Ear

Geor

mo nth

a ful l

time

hou r

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT’D

Personnel Recommendations

-—■— ---------------------■-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

■'V

Pace - 10

Cha nge

Dep art

Main tena nce

st at us

me nt

pe rso nne l

;

R. C. ANDERSON, a REGULAR APPRENTICE PAINTER, SALARY $3350. PER YEAR, TO A JOURNEYMAN PAINTER, SALARY $3800. PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 196l.

E. Cox , tem po ra ry dr ay age he lp er , sa la ry PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1961.

Ge orge

Jimmie Ennis , tem po ra ry

Toy Furr , tem por ar y sk ill ed SALARY $3100. PER YEAR,

Dew ar d Lee Hay ne s ,

tem po ra ry

J. John s on , tem po ra ry

Bil

•

W. L. Johns ton , re gu la r

, s a la ry

la b or e r

$1.45 pe r 1961.

EFFECTIVE JULY 26, la bore r

sc ra pe r

pa inte r

pa int er

, sa la ry

s a la ry

sa la ry

Llo

;

Lee Kell ey , tem po ra ry la nds ca pe he lp er , sa la ry per ye ar , ef fe ctiv e Jul y i , 1961.

f '

Alb er t Le ge r , tem po ra ry

■

$3700. pe r

Ral

Lov el l Jorda n , tem po ra ry

Cha rl

la b or e r

Mc Bri de , tem po ra ry ye ar , Effec tive

ph L. Mea de , tem pora ry EFFECTIVE JULY I, I 961.

■

i ;

' '

Ja mes

pa inte r

, s a la ry

ps on

$3800. pe r

ye ar

Jimmy R. Whit

re gul a r

effe

ca rp en te r

ne y ,

July

an d

HOUR,

Jose

Byr

Dar ne ll , te mp ora ry

Henr

Mara

tem po ra ry

$3400. p e r

hour

ye ar

$1.73 pe r

effe

ef fe ct iv e hour

Jul

July

Jul

eff ec tiv e

July

cti ve

ctiv e

eff ec tiv e

a re gul ar

ch an ged

hour

me ch an ^q ,

sc re en

1961.

11,

1961.

l, 1961.

Jul

1961.

em pl oye e , sa lar y $2800.

from

s a la ry

$1.25 per

hou r

$1.35 pe r

$1.75 pe r

ho ur

re gu la r

hou r

, eff ect ive July

ap pr en tic e we ld er

26,

1961.

sa la ry

roofe

pe r

hour

$1.75 pe r

sa la ry

wel de r

1961.

la b or e r

EFFECTIVE JULY 26,

$i .83

re gul ar

hour

me ch a nic

, ch an ge d

$3330. per

y ear

re gul ar

ch an ged

, sa lar y $3800.

em pl oyee

re gu la r

pe r

ye ar

$3800;,

sa la ry

em pl oye e ,

sa la ry

1961.

EFFECTIVE JULY 26, 196} .

$1.25 PER HOUR,

sa la ry

tem por ar y ap pr en tice

$3200. PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JULY I,

Lel

app ren tic e pa inte r

ctiv e

$1.83 pe r

hour

1961.

ch an ged

s a la ry

PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, I96l.

Ada m Thom

$1.30 pe r

$1.25 pe r

$1.60 to

from

$1.45 pe r

$2800.

|, 1961.

me cha nic

Pea cock , tem por ar y

$3100. to

, sa lar y ch an ged

ap pr en tic e wel de r

Jul

from

$i .40 to

$1.60 to

, ef fe ct iv e Jul

hour

ap pr en tic e me tal

a re gul ar

, s a la ry

he lp e r

dra y a ge

re gul a r

$1.00 to

from

$1.83 p e r

from

ch an ged

hou r

incr e a s e d

sa lar y cha nge d

hour

$1.70 to

cha nge d from

sa la ry

G. Goo de , tem por ar y sk ill ed

Dona ld i

pa inte r

$1.25 per

sa la ry

$1.50 per

sa lar y $1.25 pe r

sa lar y $1.75 pe r

I96l.

hou r

, to

hour

se mi

, be red uce d

a re gul ar

sk ille

ap pr en tic e wel der

d la bo re r

st at us

sa la ry

$1.35 pe r

sa la ry

a la bore r

sa la ry

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - COET'D

Tempo ra

empl oym en ts

the

Lee Roy Ames , tem po ra ry la bor -.'Men ter Gray Bak er , tem por ar y ,â– Bobb y Ray Bur ges s , tem por ary

Main

ten anc e de pa rtm en t

;

, s a la ry $1.25 pe r hou r , e ffe cti v e June 29, 1961. , sa la ry $1.25 per hour , eff ec tiv e Jul y 5, 1961. sh ee t me ta l work e r , sa la ry $1.73 per hou r , effe ctiv e July er

la bor er

1961,

Woodr ow C. Bus ey , tem po ra ry ca rp en te r , sa la ry $1.75 pe r hour , ef fe ctiv e July 5, 1961. Art hu r f . Coy le , tem por ar y truc k mec ha ni c , sa lar y >1.75 pe p hou r , eff ec tiv e Jul y 24, 1961. Wilb urt Cud joe , tem por ar y la bor er , sa la ry $1.25 per hou r , eff ect ive Jul y i 4, 1961. Haro ld Edwa rd Dav en por t , tem por ar y la bor er , sa la ry $1.25 per hou r , eff ec tiv e Jul y 18, 1961. Ha rr y Pat Dav is , tem po ra ry ca rp e nte r , sa la ry $2.00 p e r hour , effe ctiv e Jul y 20, 1961. Ran do lp h Furch , tem po ra ry la bo rer , sa la ry >1.25 pe r hour , eff ec tiv e Jun e 29, 1961. Ran da ll K. Ga rton , tem por ar y sh op cl er k , sa lar y $(.35 per hour , effe ctiv e Jul y 14, 1961. Orl an do Hazl ey , tem por ar y pa in ter , sa la ry $1.75 pe r hou r , effe ctiv e Jun e 29, 1961. Roy EDWARD HARDMOND, TEMPORARY LABORER, SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JULY 18, 1961. Jam es Llo yd Hern don , tem po ra ry ca rp e nte r , sa la ry $1.75 pe p hour , ef Joh n W. Houl iha n , tem po ra ry br ick la ye r , sal ary $4.00 pe r hour , ef fe Dav id S. Jone s , te mp ora ry ca rp en ter , sa la ry $1.35 pe r hou r , effe ctiv

Jun e 28, 1961. Jul y 24, 1961,

fe ctiv e ctiv e

Jun e 29, 1961.

Rich ar d Lee , Jr , tem por ar y la bor er , s a la ry $1.25 pe r hou r , ef fe ctiv e Jun e 29, 1961. Ja mes Clar k Lee ch , tem po ra ry lab ore r , sa lar y $1.25 p e r hour , ef fe ctiv e Jun e 29, 1961. Fre de ri ck Way ne Mc Can n , tem por ar y la b ore r , sa la ry $1.25 pe r hour , eff ect ive July io , 1961. Edwa rd E. Max , tem por ar y ste am fitte r he lp e r , sa la ry $1.50 per hou r , eff ec tiv e Jul y 5, 1961. Howa rd Edwin Mee k , tem por ar y la bor er , sa la ry $1.25 pe r hou r , effe ctiv e Jul y 5, 1961. Brook s Edw ard Mos ie r , tem por ar y pl um be r , s a la ry $1.50 pe r hour , eff ec tiv e July 5, 1961.

BEac he l Ra ,y ;News om , tem por ar y 10 whee ler truck dri ve r , sa la ry $1.54 per hour , ef fe ct iv e Jul Hom er E. Pas sm ore , tem po ra ry s ha de ma n , sa lar y $2.00 pe r hou r , e ffe cti v e July 3, 1961. Earl J. Pe rr y , tem por ar y la bo re r , s a la ry $1.25 per hou r , eff ect ive Jun e 29, 1961.

y 24,

Jerr y F. Ray , tem po ra ry la bor er , s a la ry $1.25 pe r hour , effe ctiv e Jun e 29, 1961. Che ster All e n Ree ve s , tem po ra ry ca rp en te r , sa lar y $2.00 pe r hour , eff ec tiv e Jul y 17, 1961. Mau ric e L. Re nch , tem por ar y pa inte r , sa la ry $1.75 pe r hour , effe ctiv e July 19, 1961.

Flo y d R. Ric ha rd son , tem por ar y truck driv er , sa la ry $1.54 per hour , e ffe cti v e July 3, 1961. Gle nn Arth ur Sext on , tem po ra ry pla ste re r , sa la ry $2.00 pe r hou r , ef fe ctiv e July is , 1961. John Leo na rd o Swa ns on , tem po ra ry la b or e r , sa la ry $1.25 pe r hou r , effe ctiv e Jun e 29, 1961.

Cha rle s wil li am Tinn ey me ye r , tem por ar y la bo re r , sa la ry $1.25 per hou r , eff ec tiv e Jun e 29, 1961. Ca rl ,Twidwel l , Jr , tem por ar y truck driv er , sa lar y $1.50 pe r hou r , effe ctiv e July 6, 1961, Jewel G. We b b , tem po ra ry br ick la ye r , s a la ry $4.oo pe r hou r , eff ec tiv e Jul y 14, 1961. Ja ck C. We dge , tem po ra ry la b ore r , s a la ry $1.50 pe r hou r , e ffe cti v e July 6, 1961. Fre d warr en Se we ll , tem pora ry jour ne ym an ca rp e nte r , sa la ry $2.00 pe r hou r , eff ec Bert Gra ha m, tem por ar y pa inte r , sa lar y $1.40 pe r hour , eff ec tiv e Jul y 27, 1961.

tiv e

Jul

y 28,

Jerr y Dan Huffm a n , tem po ra ry la bo re r , s a la ry $1.25 per hou r , effe ctiv e Aug us t i , 1961. Mar k E. Lor d , tem por ar y la bo re r , s a la ry $1.25 pe r hour , effe ctiv e Augus t 1, 1961, Dona ld Way ne Lowe ry , tem po ra ry ap pr en tic e pa inte r , s a la ry $1.40 pe r hou r , eff ec tiv e Augus t

1961.

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended, personnel was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #272 Personnel Approved

MEETING ON AUGUST 7, 1961 - COKT'D

Approval of the followin^recommendations #1, #2, and. #3 was requested:

August 7, 1?61

Item #1

Ratification of July, 1961 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows: 1961-62 General Fund . .......................................

298,792.Uli

1961-62 Building Levy Fund .............................

$3,b33.97

. . . $,

2,0^8.30

Bond Fund............................

Item #2

1960-61 General Fund

928,007.26

1960-61 Building Levy Fund

1U,312.87

Authority to issue payrolls for August 1961, in the following esti mated amounts.

1961-62 General Fund

.......................................

390,000.00

1961-62 Building Levy .......................................

60,000.00

Bond Fund

2,900.00

...................................................................

1960-61 General Fund

Item #3

........................................... $____ 929.000.00

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.

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1961-62 General Fund

29,109.6U

1960- 61 General Fund

216,918.71

1961-62 Building Levy Fund

7,937.25

1960-61 Building Levy Fund

192,316.88

1959-60 Building Levy Fund

1185.62

1958-59 Building Levy Fund

352.50

Bond Fund

lib, 70h. 71

1191,825.31

TOTAL

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

The Academy Gpild Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Address ograph-Mult igraph Corporation

Printing

Standard

Purchasing

Low

Research Public Relations

Low

A. & E. Equipment Co. Atomic Sound, Inc. Barada & Page Co. *K, FuBlack, Inc.

Electronic Supplies ■ Custodial Supplies Office Machines

I. 79 16. Ii7

II. 38 1.98 2,60

U.58 tot.

\f9.2? j 20.25 j lit. 59 ]

Standard Low Standard

Paul Blakeny Co.

Pest Control

.Standard

7:17.10

Branham’s Inc.

Instruc. Off.

Low

16.80 -*

;

Bur-Lane Rubber Stamp Co.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Low

Wilma Cain

Filing Not.Bond Bk.for Supt. Prem. on Bond A.V. Pubs.for Jeff. Rent-9216 N. Western

Reimbursement

Travel

Board Action

Oust. Supplies

Low

Floy Campbell

■

-18.70 i ' 'if- ;

Ui.oo

1.00 10.00 .110 125.00

:1 ; i ■ '.j 150.ho; ’ !

■; j

170.90 37.13 :

-i

;

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

50.15 119.05

Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal Publication

Publisher

Clarence D. Deal Bill Doyle

Travel Purchasing Purchasing Supplies Purchasing Library Supplies Business Office Purchasing Business Office

Reimbursement Low Low

Eugene Dietzgen Co.

Gen. Instruction

Board Action

DX Sunray Oil Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Low

Educational Research Asso.

library

Publisher Selected

First National Mgmnt.Corp.

T.V. Eqpt.Rental

Rental Agreement

Grosset and Dunlap,Inc.

Library

Publisher Selected

Int. Bus, Machines Corp.

IBM Eqpt.Rental

Rental Agreement

Jay’s Elec.Serv.Supply

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Kamen Wiping Materials,Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Low

The A. Lietz Co.

Gen. Instruction

Board Action

11.8U

T.C. McCourry T.C. MCCourry Riley McCullough

Land & Bldg.Rent Land & Bldg.Rent Dump. Priv.

Agreement Agreement Agreement

125.00 125.00 60.00

Metropolitan Water Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

12.115

James Clyde Miller

Travel

Board Action

65.05

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

Low

26.18

Morris Chevrolet

Gen. Instruction

Agreement

16.115

National Education Ass’n.

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.116

Okla. City Linen Service

Bk. Rebinding

Board Action

3.56

Okla. State Sch.Board Asso.

Miscellaneous

Agreement

Dr. Jack F. Parker

Travel

Board Action

Postmaster

Postage ,

Standard

99.20

65.05

li5.oo 37.80 1.20 3-UU 33.65 Lili.00 19.80 8T.50

272.39 179.52

1,OUU.59

18.19

2511.01 230.00

I18I1.OI 1.99

1,715.00 19 ili3 100.00

300.00

56.00

300.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

- ;e

• .

B-3

Royal McBee Corporation

Storeroom Stock Office Machines

Low ’ Standard

Sanitary Equipment Co.

Custodial Supplies

Low

Shepard-Richardson, Ltd.

Gen. Instruction

Agreement'

3li.00

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Gen. Instruction

Agreement

8.U0

Jasper Sipes Sch.Bk.Dep.

Library

Board Action

Southwestern Bell Tel. Co.

Telephone Expense

^tilities

536.80

D.A. Stricklin

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

liO.OO

Taylor-Evans, Inc.

Pest Control

Low

The Univ, of Chicago Press

Library

Pub. Selected

3.79

Univ, of Pennsylvania Press

Library

Pub. Selected

3.52

Acme Brick Company

Indust.&Voc.

Selected

Addre s sograph-Mult igraph Corp.

Purchasing Printing Storeroom Stock Printing

Low Standard

536 32.01 56.82 2.71i

Bldg. & Grounds Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Low Standard

9.86 113.52

Airline Water Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Americana Corp.,Ed.Div.

New Lib. Books

Publisher Selected

229.50

American Bindery, Inc.

Book Rebinding

Selected

127.50

American Book Company

Library -

Publisher Sei.

Pest Control

Low

210.00 69.I48

7. £0

22,329.75

161.50

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

A & E Equipment

American Elec.-Ignition Co.

Amer. First Title & Trust Co. Engineer

Selected

Anthology Films

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Pub.Selected

Apco Oil Corporation

Custodial Supplies

Low

Appleton-Century-Crofts

Li brary

Publisher Sei.

279.U6

6.75

98.13

123.38

91.00

7.96 31.50 111. 96

11.32 1X76 ig?

5U32

25.08 3.00

15.00

15.13 li.59

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Sills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Audograph of Oklahoma

Engineer

Standard

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Selected

B-U

6.00

ko.oo 13.20

132.22

78.72

Barada & Page Co.

Custodial Supplies

Low

116.00

Barber & Cochran

Ind. & Voc.

Low

36.02

Basic Skill Films

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

13.00

Beaute Salon Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Paul Blakeney Co.

Pest Control

Low

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

The Bobbs-Merrill Co.Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.99

Branhamâ€™s Inc.

Public Relations

Low

8.60

Braniff Airways,Ind.

Travel

Reimbursement

Brittain Brothers

Driver Training

Selected

843

Broadcast Engineering

Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

6.00

John A. Brown Co.

Gen. Instruction

Low

Bucks Sporting Goods

Storeroom Stock Rec. Supplies

Board Action Low

322.00 14.30 78.00;

Butler Shade Company

Radio & TV Gen.Eqpt.Rpls.

Low

62.00 193.00

228.00

Wilma Cain

Pubs.for Curr.Lib. Reimbursement Exp. on Books .. Driver Tr.Exp. Express on Camera Vehic-Reg. Gas for Oust.Workshop

lO.LiO 3.23 2.10 12.36 1.60 2.93

32.92

Carpenter Paper Co.

9.00

6^ 7.62 6.22

20.02

629.3k

19.92

;

214.30

Oust. Supplies Engineers Gen.Instruction Lib. Supplies

Board Action Low Low Selected

Bob Cates

Oust. Supplies

Low

743

Caxton Printers, Ltd.

Library

Pub. Selected

2.06

Chambers of Commerce of the U.S.A.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

1.00

1,176.18

442

20.70 6.72

1,218.02

L (

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-5

6.15

Children’s Reading Serv.

New.Library Bks.

Publisher Sei.

Chilton Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

City of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

City Office Supply, Inc.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

City Spring Works

Driver Training

Agreement Selected

Clements Sporting Goods

Storeroom Stock Physical Ed.

Board Action

Columbia Univ. Bureau of Publications

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

9.2U

F.E. Compton & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

112.35

Al Cook Desk & Off. Supply

Printing

Low

178.56

Coronet Films

Title 111, Films

Board Action

700.00

Cory’s Motion Pic.Eqpt.

Audio Vis.Mtrl. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Library Supplies

Publisher Sei. Standard Low

Mr. ”C” Super Market

Commencement Exp.

Selected

5.10

Arthur C. Croft Pub.

Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

8.00

Dagwell Dixie Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Selected

Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal Pub.

Publisher

3.116

17.35 h77.21i 1,560.00

2,037.2Li

5.00 10.00

15.00

660.67 290.00

950.67

3U.95 20.20 22.80

77.95

♦ 153.25 56.14-0 1U.15 111.110

1.65

238.20

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Recreational Spls.

Board Action

Dee’s Photo Supply Inc.

Radio & TV Engineer

Low

DeGraffenreid Bakers

Commencement Exp.

Selected

15.00

Demco Library Supplies

Library Supplies

Selected

65.25

Denoyer-Geppert Company

Title 111,Eqpt. Title 111,Maps,Bks.,

Board Action

H.Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Storeroom Stock

Standard

Nelson Doubleday Inc.

Period. & Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Doubleday & Company

6.90 3.20 20.88

60I4.50 7.50

2U.O8

612.00 U75.00

m.iio

105.00 7.89

112.89

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

ills and. ayrolls ecommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) Dover Publications, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Dowlings, Inc.

Title 111,Maps,Film Title lll,Maps,Film Title 111, Equipment Radio & TV New Library Bks,

Low Low Board Action Selected Selected

Downtown Chevrolet Co

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt

Standard

Bill Doyle

Storeroom Stock Office Machines

Board Action Standard

Business Office

Low

Dulaney’s

Gen. Instruction

Selected

Duplicating Products

Storeroom Stock Office Machines

Low Standard

Printing Storeroom Stock

Board Action

DX Sunray Oil Company

Vehic-Reg.

Low

Educational Audio Vis. Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Educational Electronics

Title 111, Eqpt

Board Action

Electronic Supply Co

Title 111, Film Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt

Board Action Selected

Publisher Sei.

Encyclopaedia Britannica,Inc, Library Encyclopaedia Britannica •. Films, Inc.

8.2S

’•'

lllO.OO lUo.ooV 700.00 , 3.20 1,026.70 U3.SO

6.62

12. IS

1,7S1.2S 13. UO 9.US 13. So

1,787.60

37.08 USS.9O 169.99 U3.19 S89.92 8,16S.O9 1,UO7.8O 6,U98.UO

17,330.2$ 92S.8222.

U9,199.00; 86S.OO 20.10

88S.1Q

91.90

990.7S

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Rec. Supplies

Selected

23.8S

Fie ctronic Spls.

Selected

30.00

Field Enterprises Ed.Corp.

Library

Publisher Sei.

117.99

..The Film Center, Inc

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

6.U2

■ Film Images Inc.

Title 111, Film

Publisher Sei.

110.30

Filmstrip House

Audio Vis

Publisher Sei.

Fleck Bearing Co

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Low

Foreign Policy Association

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei •

Eureka Enterprises, Inc.

. Fentriss Sound Engineering

Mtrl.

Board Action,

Fox-Vliet Drug Co

60.00 So.OS

no. os

10.68

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) *.

■

B-7

Fretwell Motor Company

Driver Training

Agreement

Marianne Frostig School

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

Gaylord Bros.,Inc.

Library Supplies Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei. Low Letter Bid

General Binding Corp.

Engineer

Standard

Gen. Biological Supply Hse.

Title lll,Bks.

Board Action

General Electric Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

General Electronics,Inc.

Electronic Supplies

Selected

General Mills, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Ginn and Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

67.38 3^50 '.50

11.00

28.60. 559.50

588.10 z

18.00 16^30.

311.30 ’69.50

.,§50.51 i;075.78

1,926.29

2.82 19.12

21.9b

15.00 5.79 2511.80. ; 8.05

268.61i

Glendale Florists

Commencement Exp.

Selected

Go-Mo Products, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Graham Paper Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Harper & Biros.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl. Audio Vis.Mtrl. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low Low Board Action

Hart Publishing Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Harvard Univ. Press

Library New Lib. Books

Publisher Sei.

Herman’s Sporting Goods, Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Holmes & Torbett,Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

17.51

Houghton Mifflin Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

113.12

Hunzicker Bros.

Electronic Supplies

Selected

Engineer

Low

23.30 7.811 .18

8.02

,708.70 79.13

13.20 ,11.52 1,739.80

1,7611.52

11.711

l.Olj 2.72

3.76

6,575.16

27.611 6.26 1.25 1.25

i 36.110

Indiana University

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

31.110

Industrial Arts Supply

Gen. Instruction

Low

23; 60 (

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) INRAD

Library

Publisher Sei.

Intern.Bus.Machine Corp.

IBM Rental

Standard

5.59 10.00 22.12 U5.69

77.81

U.5o .25

U.75

Int’l Publications, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Co.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

10.50

Jenkins Music Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

50.00

Jet Printing Company

Commencement Exp.

Selected

28.15

Johnson Who. Electronics

Electron.Supplies

Selected

Fred Jones, Inc.

B-8

Kamen Wiping Materials, Inc.

Maint, Tires,Tubes Driver Training

Agreement

Operating,Gas & Oil

Standard

Custodial Supplies

Low

Board Action

3.22 26,33 29.76

59.31

3U1.21 1.10 7.59 U96.52

8I46.14.2

3h.00 ? 79 00 * 680 50.32

767.Ok

Kilpatrick Brothers

Gen. Instruction

Low

19.17

Knowledge Builders

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

10.00

Landers Film Reviews

Library

Publisher Sei.

-7.50

La Pine Scientific Co.

Storeroom Stock Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Laubach Music Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Library of Congress Card Div. Library Supplies

Publisher Sei.

Library Serv. Co. Inc.

Board Action

New Library Books

Library New Lib. Books Library

New Library Books

■ •<: '•

578.uo 255.50.

833. 90

91.00 11.85

102.85

■ 108.38 L9. OU 63.33 21.89 12,192.00 ' 1,250.52 1,376.33 105.1k 314-5.53 3,600.78 856.2k 197.19 75.63 8,363.67 67.I4.7 150.91 280.95 28,996.62

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

'•5 1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Vg;

The A. Lietz Comapny

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action 1

Life Filmstrips

New Lib. Books

Publisher Sei.

Life (Time, Inc.)

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

Litho Negative & Plate Co.

Commencement Exp. Research

Selected Low

Litho Serv. & Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

MacMillan Co.

Adult Sch.Supplies

Publisher Sei.

Marshall Supply & Eqpt.Co.

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

McGraw Hill Book Co.Inc.

Board Action Publisher Sei.

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Title 111, Books PurchasingLibrary Adult Sch.Bk.Rental Supplies

Charles E. Merrill Books

Library

Publisher Sei.

Metropolitan Utilities Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Low

B-9

36.00

• 's v y

72.50

y...... 116.50 22.50

5.95 69.00

28.110

186.26 8.92

195.18

8.H1

1,391.33 6.00 11. 9h 1,575,211 172.97 78.99 59 * 18

153.76 Hi.65 18.50

186.91

56.16 18.80

711.96

Mideke Supply Co.

Custodial Supplies Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Low

Miller-Jackson Co.

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt. Electronic Supplies

Selected

Mobil Oil Company

Vehic. Reg.

Low

Modern Talking Pic. Serv.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Moore Business Forms -

IBM Bureau

Board Action

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Title 8, Eqpt. Gen. Instruction

Low

Morris Chevrolet, Inc.

Transportation Driver Training

Board Action Agreement

Morrison Who. Company

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

3,262.05

Motter Bookbinding Co.

Bk. Re-binding

Board Action

1,7511.19

Movielab Film Lab. Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Publisher Sei.

Radio & TV

Publisher 'Sei.

Nat’l 'Assoc, of Ed. Broadcasters ...........

U6.I4.5 105.17 98.17 95.83

3115.62 910.21

11,1120.00 9911.97 5.78

1,000.75

82.26 21,19

103.115

1,237.96 2.00 18.03

1,257.99

. V..

1.16 ? 16.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONI'D

ills and. ayrolls ecommended

_____________________________________

■ - zf ■ rip

•

■■ B-10’:

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) • ■ ’■

Natl. Council of Teachers of Mathematics

Radio & TV Library

Pub. Selected

7.00 21.55

National Ed. Association

Library

Pub. Selected

22.72 1.85 2.15

26.72

16.85 16.85

33.70 ;

Pub. Relations

National Geographic Soc. National Theatre Supply

Period. & Nwsprs. Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

Filter Exp.

Standard

28.55 ’

5.25

National Vulcanized Fiber Co. Gen. Instruction

Low

New Method Book Bindery,Inc.

Library

Selected

Nuway Laundry

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

26.88

A.J. Nystrom & Company

Title 111, Maps

Board Action

111.65

Okla. Buxiness News Co.

Supt. office

Publisher

60.00

Okla. City Libraries Community Workshop

Library

Selected

Okla. City Linen Serv.,

Laundry Expense

Board Action

Okla. City Scenic Co.

Gen.Eqpt.Rpr.

Low

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Okla. Coca Cola Bot. Co.

Library Supplies

Low

Okla. Council of Teacher of English

Library

Publisher Sei..

Okla. Gas and Elec. Co.

Electricity

Utilities

5.28 Cl I 17,582.82

Okla. Natural Gas Co.

Heat

Utilities

1,881.38

Okla. Oxygen Co.

Indust .& Voc. Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

Board Action

Okla. Paper Co.

Storeroom Stock Printing

Board Action

Okla. Seating Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action Low

Okla. State Penitentiary

Book Rebinding

Sele cted

Okla. State University

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

3.18

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Office Machines

Standard

6.00

Oliver Machinery Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard•

I4.25.oo ■ M?

140.714.

297.50 95.00

100.00 7,982.51

li.60

8.9U 2.I4.O

n.dlif

62gj|

nil? 1,681.7/

7,537.77 38.lid

7,576.17 69.85 '!

12.71 31.60

17.31

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-ll .

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

•. 12.90

Oxford University Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Charlie Pacey

Title 111, Film

Board Action

1,255.00

Pathescope Ed. Films, Inc.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

1,500.00

Peerless-Oklahoma Co.

Rec. Supplies

Low

Philco Corp.

Title 8 -Eqpt.

Board Action

Philosophical Library

Library

Publisher Selected

12.69

Pipkin Photo Serv.

Radio & TV

Low

23 .Li6

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Radio & TV

Low

Plaza Court Music Co.

Recrea. Supplies

Low

Poe’s Motor Supply Co.

Vehic-Reg. Pest Control

Low

Prentice-Hall, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Prime Pet. Products, Inc.

Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D.

Low

The Psychological Corp.

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

258.75

Psychological Test Spec.

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

25.19

Publishers Book Service

Libra ly

Publisher Sei.

3.70

Pugh-Holmes Motor Co.

Dri-ver-Training

Agreement

Radio Corp, of America

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Radio Supply, Inc.

Electronic. Supplies Rpr.Instrue.Eqp t.

Selected

Rand McNally & Company

Gen. Instruction

Board Action

Recordak Corp.

Research

Standard

Red Rock Petroleum Co.

Maint-Tires, Tubes

Board Action

Operating,Gas & Oil

18.00 2,585.91

22.11

*4?

130.00 61.16 28.08

89.2k

7.58 3.5k

11S12

97.20 195.00

292.20

25.25 3,k50.00

22.9k 25.56

k8.5o 239.95

k«80

86.73 77.98 71.07

235.78

Refinery Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

170.82

Regents, Univ, of Calif.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

■ 3.50

Reinhold Publish.Corp.

Library

Publisher Sei.

16.19

Rhodes Thrif-T-Wise-

Gen. Instruction

Selected.

Rice Machinery Co.

Oust. Supplies

Standard

118.51

1.95

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

* 5

i ■>

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

■

.B-12

\ ;M 397.50

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

The Ronald Press Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

14.U4

Rothchild’s

Gen. Instruction

Selected

7.61i

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

School Mathematics Study Group

Library

Publisher Sei.

Scott Chevrolet Co.

Driver Training

Agreement •

Sanitary Equipment Co.

739.20 2,0811.16

2,823.36

1112.50

U.50 3.73 TMLli 22.i4.l4. 7.Hi

— 116.97 1.711

Scott, Foresman & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Home Ec. Pest Control

Selected Standard

S.E.B. Paint Company

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

Shepard-Richardson, Ltd.

Driver Training

Agreement

U.50

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Driver Training

Agreement

6.00

Skil Corporation

Furn.Rpr .Mtrls.

Standard

7.95 .81

8.76

Sky Service Company

Rent,Gas,Oil Flight Training

Selected

50.07 59.76

109.83

Bill Smith

Library

Publisher Sei.

50.00

Smith-Corona Supply

Driver Training

Low

17.00

Snap-on Tools Corporation

Rpr-Instruc-Eqpt.

Standard

Solvent Mfg. Co.,Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Low

Southern Sales Co.

Rec. Supplies

Low

250.62i

Southwestern Stamp Works

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Low

Southwest News & Photo Serv.

Radio & TV

Selected

Telephone

Utility

Southwestern State College

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

1.07 i .

Spencer Water Dept.

Water"& Sewerage

Utilities

6.I1O

Standard Bearing & Supply

Pest Control

Selected

Southwestern Bell Telephone . Company

12.57 13.12

25.69 2,8110.00

7.111

305.55 1173.110

778.95

2.79

6.-00 3,9211.65^

1 11.30! J

u i

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

r •

- A.A>

1 '-

* ’ p"

;

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

... B-13 "i 1.80

Standard Glass Co.

Driver-Trailing

Selected

State Agency for Surplus Property

Custodial Supplies

Selected

State Univ, of Iowa

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Stephens Bros. Piano Serv.

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Bill Story Fire & Safety Go.

75.00 30.60

105.60

110.20 2.21

112.hl

Standard

8.75 9.00

17.75

Fire Ext.

Board Action

1.65 3.60

5.25

St. John’s Univer. Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.25

Superintendent of Documents

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.25

Taplinger Pub. Co. Inc.

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

3.39

Tecnifax Corporation

Library Supplies

Publisher Sei.

10.20

Television Digest

Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

5 10.00

Testscor

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

, 28.70

Texas Envelope Co.

Library

Low

T G & Y

Rec. Supplies

Low

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Thompson School Bk. Dep.

Gen. Instruction . Library

Publisher Sei.

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company

Engineer Research

Low Selected

Triangle School Equpt.Co.

Storeroom Stock Board Action Title 111# Eqpt. Title 111., Maps-Books Title 111., Eqpt.. Title 111,. Eqpt. Gen. Instruction

Trice Who. Electronics

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt. Electronic Supplies Storeroom Stock Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

- -- —-----

.;.y

U5.75 1.97

Twentieth Century Fund

. A,

Electron. Supplies

Library

h7.72 67.50 . . 9.Oh

'..•'.A :

Publisher Sei.

31.25' 166. Oa. 23.60 7.80

197.25

■ ’■

31.ho

118.00 7,875.00 hl. 39 69h.60 880.00 120.00 2.50 9s731.h9 r> — 151.55 16. h9 8h.3h 26.23 hl.37 133.39. 580.oh 73.72 < 1.18

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-lh

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) 5118.O152.60

Uarco Inc.

IBM Bureau Printing .

Board Action Low

University of Colorado

Gen.'Instruction

Publisher Sei.

66.72

University of Nebraska

Title 111,Film

Publisher Sei.

81.00

University of Oklahoma

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

37.81

Univ, of Okla. Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Univ, of Pittsburgh Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

University Publishers, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

25 * 5

University of Southern Gal.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

6.65 i

University of Wash. Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

6.21

U.S. Commitee for UNICEF

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.90

Vaseco Inc.

Library Supplies Title 111,Film Library Supplies Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt1.

Low Board Action Selected

Visual Education Fund

Library Supplies

Reimbrusement

Western Bank & Office Supply

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Western Newspaper Union

Commencement Exp. Adult Sch. Supplies

Selected

Western Uniform & Towel Service, Inc.

Printing Printing

Low Selected

5.211 6.65

- 11.89^

Western Union Tel. Co.

Telegraph

Utilities

3.60 9.28

12.881

Westminster Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Wheeler & Stuckey

Supplies

Board Action

Walter R. Whitcomb

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Williams & Wilkins Co.

Title 111, Maps,Film

Board Action

H.W. Wilson Company

Period, & Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

Yes Books, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Standard

6OO.6I1

7.35 41 : .

262.50 667.50 2I4..OO 208.66 5.60

93.00 116.18

6.IL1 j • ■ ■ -j

1,168,.26 w

139.

20.116 J i50.001 1

5.1l0 100.00 : 59.oo

1.291

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

....

■

B-15

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND American Marietta Go.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

1120.00

H.J. Butterly,Inc.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

100.00

Wilma Cain

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Buildings Vehic-Regular

Reimbursement

Bob Cates

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

5.81 262.00 .12

^267.93

1111.55

126.00 213.00 ^32.72

1171.72

Ceco Steel Products Corp.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Crane Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Dagwell Dixie Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

The Denman Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

117.83

Eureka Tool Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

70.110 •

The Fleck Bearing Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

7.25

Hoover Equipment Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Standard

12.25

Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bic Low

58.15 25.56 58.6U

811.20 939.17

11.12 J

383.76 1

232.60

391.73 53.30 h8.33

1193.36

Industrial Arts Supply

Mtrls-Bldg.

Low

211.00

Industrial Metals, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

119.89

Johnson Who. Electronics

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

11.82

J & R Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg. Vehic-Reg.

Selected

2.60 19.57^ 273.5^' -ii 295.72

Low

Kamen Wiping Materials, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Makins Concrete Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Grounds

Board Action

. * %0(5.00

832.35 975.00 63.36 113.110

l-.98Li.ll

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT’D

.Ils and. iyrolls ? commended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

McCormick Steel Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

377-08

Mideke Supply Go.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

7.80

Moorlane Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

38.37

M & V Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

30.03

Poe’s Motor Supply Go.

Vehic-Reg.

Low

23. #

Rice Machinery Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

5U.58

U. S. Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Board Action

14.90.ljli 5h-2.7^2 176.90

1,210.oh

Board Action

538.80 67.50

606.30

19.60-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

Allegri-Tech, Inc.

American Pamcor, Inc.

Arrow Machinery Co.

Title 111, Eqpt. Vehic-Reg.’

Low

15.00 .18

15.18

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

21.25 .33

21.58

Auto Parts & Machine Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Barada & Page Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Paul Blakeney Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Standard Selected

Mark Blodgett Insulation Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Standard

Wilma Cain

15.90

Low

Bowman Sheet Metal Co.

Builders Construction Co.

5.26

Est. $j. H.Hoover Jr. High School

Board Action

Mtrl-Grounds

Reimbursement

69.69 h2.83

112.52

1132.96 2.65 h.2.52

U78.13

6U.50

26.57 3.3h . 28.85:

58.76 56,3143.7h

’

2.55 .296.71 13.38 .38

313.02

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

1 '■

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Central Okla.Eqpt.Corp.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

City Office Supply,Inc.

Personnel Off, Research

Low

Clipper Mfg. Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Clyde’s Carburetor Serv.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

27.36

Cory’s Motion Pic.Eqpt.

Rpls.Instruc.Eqpt.

Board Action

260.00

Crane Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Dagwell Dixie Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Dale George Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Vehic-Reg.

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

'- ’

Mtrl-Bldg.

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Bldg.

f A

19.30

Board Action

111.110 18.00 90.27 11.110 37.20 7.20 8.92

2111.72

Mtrl-Bldg. All Sch.Furn.& Fix.

Low

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

387.03

1,260.22

Dulaney’s

363.72 23.28

18.72

1,1122.00 102.22

Board Action

11.22 .^7.20

Board Action Low

Rpls.Instruc.Eqpt.

\ '

111.00

1,227.32

Bill Doyle

186.16

728.82 1198,20

Standard

'■> '77.'

132.00 21.16

11.97

Board Action Low

Vehic-Reg.

212.07

Dwontown Chevrolet Co..,Inc.

‘ l|pis -Instruc .Eqpt.

981.62

16-2.27 U9.20

Selected

The Ediphone Co.

1182.72 1198.90

72.118

38.211

Low

E.I. Du Pont De Neumours & Company, Inc.

23.OI1 7.20 8.00

Low

Mtrl-Bldg.

The Denman Company ’ ii'i A '

B-17

Campbell Glass & Mirror Co.

Dannenburg Dist. Co.

Board Action

6.11

200.00

3.23 9112.00

9118.23

119.23 1,713.00

MEETING OF AUGUST J, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND: (continued)

B-18

211.00 80.00

Emsco .Elec. Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard Low '

Federal Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Fleck Bearing Company

Vehic-Reg Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Gen. Binding Corp.

All Sch. Furn.& Eqpt. Low

Gen. Elec. Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Low

13.20 72.30

85.50

Gen. Truck, Inc.

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Standard

12.19 7.62

19.81

F.E. Georgia Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

35.hO

The Glidden Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

97.90

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Standard Low

F.A. Highley Co.,Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Bill Hinkle Trucking Serv.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Hoover Equipment Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

A.C. Horn Company of Texas

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Hunzicker Bros.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Board Action

Independent Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Industrial Arts Supply

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Low

Industrial Gasket & Packing -Company

1011.00 257.50

11.112. 3.57

7.99

225.00

789.00 12.65 811.12 7.110 ■ 5.110 23.116 115.811 32.U0 33.19 133.87 138.88 25.20 53.00

1,381^.111 2119'. 91

17.50 11.011

2B.511

9.99 113.50 11.16 UU5-35

5oo.oii 5.75

3,11115-20 81.98 .88

3,528.06 ■ ■

Vehic-Reg. <

Selected

11.95

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING-LEVI FUND (continued)

Johnson Service Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

. B-19

Standard

133.20 w 168.$3

Johnson Who. Elect.

AllSch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Low

Fred Jones Ford

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Standard

Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Selected

J & R Supply Co.

Jones-Newby Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Standard

Harry Keeton Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Low

Otto R. Krueger Elec.Inc.

112.93

$.70

111. 72 1,113.1$ 2811.20 212.20 110.2$ 1119.30 1111.36 79.110

2,101i.$8

■ ■

$.11$

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

102.63 3111.36 2,996.3$

3,1113.311

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

Makins Concrete Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Board Action

26.71 218.$0 9.61i 11211.7$

6$2.89 ■

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

11.22 37.68

118.90

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

1131.110 33.60 71.110 7.6$ 3.60

$U7-6$ J

Selected Miller Floor Coverings,Inc.

$.00 . 101.93 6.00

177.08 J • si $

$.30 .1$

Mack Trucks, Inc.

Mideke Supply Co.

22.011 20.01|. 8.6I1 $$.63 7.80 2^X88 26.11$ 8.60 '

. 29.117

Low

Board Action

Marshall Supply Co.

2.311 m.82 12.31.

Mtrl-Bldg.

. ........... . H.E. Leonhardt Lumber Co.

89.30

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

2,279.110

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Miller-Jackson Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Low

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg

Board Action

Oil Field Ignition Parts

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Okla. City Scenic Company

Rpls.Stage Settings

Low

Okla.City Tractor & Imp.Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Okla. Clutch Supply

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Okla. Electrical Supply Co.

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Board Action

Okla. Oxygen Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

^bkla. Seating Company

3.36

3.26 239.UO 179.55 208.20 1130.80

1,057.95 '

5(Uil

3,-615.00

23.25 12.80 9.111 - 6.16

51.62

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Rpls.Instruc.Eqpt.

Board Action

Okla. Wire & Iron Works

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

287.00

Pennsylvania Tire Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Low

53.110

Phiico Corporation

Title Vlll,Eqpt.

Board Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action Low

Poeâ€™s Motor Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Vehic-Reg.

113.20 2,7711.110

119,6113.17 1,198.56 51.98 2113.60

1,11911.111

8.I16 11.52 13.60 26.011 12.98 16.00

88.60

Vehic-H.D.

Selected Selected

The Powers Regulator Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

56.110

H.L. Pray Mfg. Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

116.72

Radio Corp, of America

Title 111, Eqpt. All Sch.Fum & Eqpt.

Board Action

Vehic-Reg. Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

Reinhart Farm Store, Inc.

37,500.00 1,890.00 12.99 11.77

1.97 56.911 Rice Machinery Company

Mtr

Standard

39,390.00

83.67 J 91.08

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls

Recommended.

i' ’ 1960-61 BUILOTNO. i Wys FUND (continued)

Roto-Rooter Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Roy’s Auto Salvage

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Sharp Auto Supply Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Low ’

S & H Shade Co.,, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Simplex Time Recorder Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

B-21

: 12.00 30.00

70.37 hl. 97

112.3k

Board Action Low Letter Bid

1,^26.60 828.00

2,35k.60

Board Action Standard

l,lk2.85 7.00

l,lk9.85

Singer Sewing Mach.Co.

Rpls.Instruc.Eqpt.

Board Action

Southern Air Filter, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Southwest Wheel & Mfg.Co.

Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D.

Low

Steel Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Symmons Engineering Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

k,23k.50 91.50 5o.oo 69.10 ' iii.:98 p-.-

lkl.50

111.08 289.20

91.& 2.6k

93.69

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

70.00

Trice Who. Electi’onics

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

36.00

U.S. Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Board Action

332.6k 22.20 57.35 J-0 0 e 8.U0 267.30

87k.k3

Waugh Brothers Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

15.50

Western Machinery Corp.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

k7.01

Westinghouse Appliances

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

36.36 ____ .k7

36.83

Youngblood Machine & Weld.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

lk.00

Yow Brake & Clutch Supply

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

38.3k

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1999-60 BUILDING LEVY FUND

American Marietta Company

Grounds-Mtrl.

Low Letter Bid

Paul Brawdy

Grounds-Mtrl.

Selected

The Eureka Tool Company

Mtrl-Bldg.Rpr.

Low

Mtrl-Bldg-Rpr.

Board Action

*®231“-92

■Jfe0-00 1

1998-99 BUILDING LEVY FUND Simplex Time Recorder

392.90 ,

i BOND FUND Wilma Cain

Rec.Stat.Bonds

Reimbursement

Casady Suburban Co.,Inc.

Stonegate Bldg.Site

Board Action

13,839.00

Connelly Paving Co;Inc.

Est.#l-Paving(Jeffer) Board Action

9,939.U1

Coston-Frankfurt-Short

Est,#h-Hoover-Arch.F. Board Action

1,126.87

Bob Dunning Jones

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

Duplicating Products,Inc.

Sunset Eqpt. Jefferson Eqpt.

Low

Evans Duplicating Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Low

Gardner Hotel Supply Co.

Sunset Eqpt.

Board Action

3,119.80

Holmes & Torbett, Inc.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

Midwest Surgical Supply Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Low

97-8.60 -O'^<33

Noftsger-Lawrence & Asso.

Final-Arch. Fee Star Spencer

Board Action

6I4.O.I16

Oklahoma City Scenic Co.

Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

JggLoUo ^oo

Okla. Seating Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid Board Action Low

2.29

h29.0<

169.90

j';

390.90

920.0©-

397.60'

681.00 167.00 10.76

898.76

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Sunset-Eqpt.

Selected

' "■

126.70

Singer Sewing Mach. Co.

Jefferson Eqpt..

Board Action

: ■

688.90

Sorey, Hill and Sorey

Standard Roofing & Mtrl. Co.

Final Est.Arch.Fee .. Northeast S^ornf Damage

Board Action.

Low

U92.06

30.00 )

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 19.61 - CONT'D

«• , - 1 j b &bs - ■

BOND FUND (continued) Thompson Book & Supply-

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

Triangle School Eqpt. Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

A.F. Williams Furn. Co.

Eqpt.-Sunset & Roosevelt

Board Action

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

5S 951.17

126.70 | 9.50 166.00

175.50

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JULY 1961 State Contribution Fund

R. #273

It was .moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson 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 $491,825.31 as recommended. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

Bills and Payrolls Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, for the adoption of the revised •publication of "Activity Funds Rules and Regulations." The Board of Education is authorized to adopt appropriate rules and regulations Section 70, Oklahoma School Code. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." (Copy on file in Clerk's office.)

R. #274 "Activity Funds Rules and Regulations" Adopted

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, to transfer $32,371-00 from the net profit of the I96O-61 school year cafeteria operations to the cafeteria equipment fund account. Our total net profit from cafeteria operations for the 1960-61 school year was $56,587.46. The transfer requested will leave a balance of $24,216.46 which we propose to

R- #275

Transfer of Cafeteria Funds Approved

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of tests and test .materials for use in all schools from World Book Company in the amount of $2,153.42 and from Science Research Associates, Inc., in the amount of $1,018.00, totaling $3,171.42, to be charged to Account G 240-B. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

Purchase of Test Materials Approved

use in the payment of regular operational costs for the beginning of our new school year. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." -

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of four thousand 1200' reels of magnetic tape to be used in all schools from Electronic Supply Company who submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice, in the amount of $6,880.00, to be charged to Account G 240-B. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

2-sS®

*2 rHw

** -fr* c ■*-» nJ ,2 ft P< o C 2.P

BPS'4 »•/ ®° co-.r

E«e 1=2 “r ssS •O

R. #276

R. #277

Purchase of Magnetic Tape Approved

£t SV

d o uy

Motion was .made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Thompson, to approve the purchase of 144 End R.#278 Panels for portable annexes to be used at various schools from Stoldt Builders, Inc., in the Purchase of amount of $964.80, to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All .members present voted "Aye" on Annex End Panel roll call. Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D R- #279

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of science supplies and equipment $tor use at Jefferson Junior High School from the companies listed Purchase of Science Suppliesbelow who submitted the low quotations: and Equipment $ 329.75 Approved Welch Scientific Company 117-04 Refinery Supply Company 181.4-1 Stansi Scientific Company 127A6 LaPine Scientific Company 70.81 W. H. Curtin Scientific Company Triangle Blueprint Company 70.10 ill.58 Melton Company, Inc.

$1,008.15 Of this total of $1,008.15, $272.61 is to be charged to Bond Account 970-A and $735 64 * to be charged to Account G 240-B. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R. #280

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs -to authorize the confirmation of Confirmation of purchase of video tape for use by all schools from Minnesota Mining Company, in the amount On roll call, all members present Video Tape Pur- of $2,220.00, to be charged to Account G 240-B. chase Approved. voted "Aye."

R. #281

Purchase of Plumbing and. Heating Sup. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Thompson, to approve the purchase of plumbing and heating supplies for use at Shidler Elementary School and Northwest Classen High School from the following companies who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Notice: S?

McCormick Steel Company Robberson Steel Company

Johnson Service Company

193 7 * 5 35 * 43 75 * 701

$5938.85

This purchase is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. voted "Aye."

On roll call, all members present

R. #282

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, to.reimburse Vivien Haynes, Ellen Travel Expenses Reid, Clara Mae Wade, and Glendine Mathis for expenses (lodging, meals, and transportation) Approved to and from the Family Finance Education Workshop.at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, July 3-28, 1961, which they were directed by the Board to attend. The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.

Information to the Board

Recommendations were made by the Purchasing Department and purchase orders were written during the month of July to the following companies in the amounts shown:

Supplier

Cathy Roofing & Supply Kilpatrick Brothers Millbr Floor Company Food Service Financial Statement

Amount

Account

Service Rendered or Supplies

$799 5 * 0 656.65 24 * 835

BL 620-D BL 620-D BL 620-D

Roofing Materials Padlocks Floor Tile

A copy of "Central Food Service Department Financial Statement as of June 30, 1961" was submitted as information to the Board. (Copy on file in Clerk's office.)

MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1961 - CONT'D

BUILDING AND GROUNDS Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, to approve Change Orders Nos. 1 and R. #283 2 as set forth Below on HerBert Hoover Junior High School to Builders Construction Company: Change Orders Nos. 1 and 2 Hoover School Change Order No. 1 Add Deduct Approved 1. Omit the desk from Reading Room L3 of the $352.78 Library Building 2.

Omit metal legs on all lockers in Rooms P-11 and P-21 of the Physical Education Building as specified and detailed. Install all lockers in the above locations on concrete bases with structural glazed tile facing similar to that specified and shown for lockers in the Classroom Building (342 lineal feet of glazed tile base with concrete fill)

$599-45 $246.67

Net Total Addition Change Order No. 2 Subsequent to the award of the contract, the water mail serving this project was installed under separate contract. The pressure in this line is from 90 "to 100 pounds, necessitating the installation of a pressure reducing valve to avoid damage to valves and fittings in the building. The contractor's proposal for this work is $1,345.51; consisting of $610.11 for materials, including the pressure reducing valve, two 4-inch gate valves, two pressure gages, miscellaneous fittings and piping.

Labor 10$ Overhead) ) Subcontractor 10$ Profit )

10$ Overhead) ) Contractor 10$ Profit )

Additional Bond Premium Total Addition

610.11

299•70 $ 909.81 90.98 $1,000.79 100.08 $1,100.87 110.09 $1,210.96 121.10 $1,332.06 13-45 $1,345•51

On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

Motion to adjourn the meeting to Tuesday, August 22, 1961, 4:30 p.m., was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

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R. #284

Adjournment

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MEETING OF AUGUST 22, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

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

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1961, AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President William F. Lott Otto F. Thompson

ABSENT:

Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendent; Gerald Kidd - Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent; G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith, Charles Saner - Directors; H. B. Ginn - Business Manager; David Light - Chief Accountant; Ruhl J. Potts - Chief Building Inspector; Wilma Cain - Clerk; Frances Bailey representing Classroom Teachers; and Jim Reid of The Daily Oklahoman.

Invocation

Mr. Lott gave the invocation.

.SPECIAL It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to open bids for the furnishing and installing of ceilings at the schools listed below. The motion carried unanimously and the tabulation is as follows:

Bidder

All Schools

Northwest Classen

Scovil & Sublett Southwestern Roof Builders Specialty

$14,000.00 14,502.00 14,249.00

$2,096.00 2,137-00 2,146.00

Northeast Adm- and Counselors

Northeast Classroom

Harding Clsrm.

Classen Gym.

$1,698.00 1,655.00 1,560.00

$1,089.00 1,076.00 996.00

$644.00 696.OO 687.OO

$8,564.00 9,088.00 8,910.00

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for study and recommendation. The motion carried unanimously. Notice for Bids for these quotations is attached.

R. #285 Opening Bids 01 Ceilings, at Various Schools Approved

R. #286 Foregoing Bids Referred to Central Office

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Permission was requested to negotiate a written agreement with the University of Oklahoma Research Institute for special consultant services for the 1961-62 school year. The proposed project is a planned approach to revision of the elementary mathematics curriculum so that it will articulate with the new mathematics program now existing in the secondary schools. Total cost to the Board of Education for the entire year would be approximately $2,000. Motion to approve this request was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #287 Mathematics Consultant Services Approved

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of welding supplies for use in vocational shops from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice, in the total amount of $910.86 to be charged to Account G 240-B. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

Mideke Supply Company independent Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company The Lincoln Electric Company

Total

235 â€˘ Pt98-30 278.32 298.80

$910.86

R. #288 Purchase of Welding Supplie Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST 22, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #289 Purchase of Printing Sup. Approved.

It was moved, hy Mr. Lottfcand seconded, hy Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of printing supplies for use in all vocational shops from the companies and in the amounts listed below, these being the low quotations received in response to the attached Notice, in the total amount of $1,972.03 to be charged to Account G 240-B. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Co. Western Newspaper Union Oklahoma Printers Supply Robert Grubbs Company Total "043012. ,

278.72 892.77 113-20 687-34

$1,972.03

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R. #290 Purchase of Cosmetology Supplies App.

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of cosmetology supplies for use at Central, Douglass., and Capitol Hill Senior from^the companies and in the amounts listed, totaling $845-39 to be charged to Account G 240-B.’ On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Bottenfield's, Inc. Gibbs and Company Total

R. #291 Purchase of Electrical Sup. Approved

466.79 378-60

845-39

Motion was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Thompson, to approve the purchase of electrical supplies for use in all .schools from the companies and in the amounts listed below, these being the low quotations received in response to the attached Notice, totaling $4,584.06 to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Hunzicker Electric Company Butts Electric Company General Electric Company Cook Electric Company

Total

R. #292 Purchase of Range Hood for Shidler App.

$1,264.16 1.692.53 3-12 3-72 1.620.53

$4,584.06

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of a range hood for Shidler Elementary School cafeteria from Sheet Metal Service Company who submitted the low quotation, in the total amount of $823-40 to be charged to the Central Food Service Account. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R- #293 Motion was .made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of electrical Purchase of supplies for use at Shidler Elementary School from the companies and in the amounts listed Electrical Sup. below, totaling $1,104.91 to be charged to Account BL 620-D; these being the low quotations: for Shidler $ 850.81 Approved Hunzicker Brothers 48.18 Electric Supply of Oklahoma 81.72 Emsco Electric Supply 124.20 Graybar Electric Company

Total

On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

$1,104.91

MEETING OF AUGUST 22, 1961 - CONT'D

It was .moved, "by Mr. Thompson and. seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for* Shidler Elementary School from the companies and in the amounts listed below, totaling $1,661.38 to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." $

Norman Plumbing Supply Company Gordon E. Ervin Company U. S. Supply Company

Total

649.63 314.55 697.20

R. #294

Purchasing of Heating and Plumbing for Shidler Approve

$1,661.38

Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of testing materials from the Psychological Corporation for use by the 9^h grade in all schools, in the amount of $945-00 to be charged to Account G312-A3 (100$ reimbursable under Title V of our National Defense Education Act Application). On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R- #295 Purchase of Test Materials Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the request to enter into an agreement with Cooperative Testing Division of Educational Testing Services for answering sheets, scoring services, and reporting service to be used in the 7th, 8th, and 10th grades in all secondary schools. The price for this service will be 400 per student and is 100$ reimbursable under Title V of our National Defense Education Act Application and is to be charged to Account G 312-A3- All .members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #296 Agreement for Testing Service Approved

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott for authorizations as follows:

R- #297 Transportation Services Approved

To validate agreements for furnishing transportation service for various schools from the following who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:

$25,695.00 16,952.00 3,262.50

Virgil C. Gee Elliot M. Barnes Murray S. Butler Total

$45,909-50

To validate agreement with Oklahoma City Bus Company to operate charter bus service following the 1960-61 routes, with an extension of route 8 which will serve Jefferson Junior High School and adding a route to serve Sunset- and John Marshall areas.

On roll call, all members present voted "Aye" on the above motion.

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson to authorize validating agreements with the following companies for .maintaining and servicing business equipment for the 1961-62 school year; all .members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Remington Rand Comptometer Corporation Monroe Calculating Machine Co. Oklahoma Typewriter Company Friden, Inc. International Business Machine Co. The National Cash Register Co. Dictaphone Corporation Burroughs Corporation Smith Corona Marchant

Remington Adders & Calculators Comptometers Adders & Calculators Victor Adders & Calculators Friden Calculators I. B. M. Machines Cash Registers Dictaphone Equipment Burroughs Adding Machines Marchant Adding Machines

R. #298 Business Machi Servicing Authorized

MEETING OF AUGUST 22, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #299 Food Service Department Agreements Authorized

Motion was made hy Mr. Ijjompson and seconded hy Mr. Lott to approve authorization to validate agreements with the following companies for furnishing materials, service, and supplies for all Oklahoma City Public Schools: Oklahoma Armored Car Service Co. V. R. Morin Foods Triple "AAA" Company Southern Coffee and Restaurant Supply Co. Sherwin Williams Co. Ozmun & Company Oklahoma Paper Company Gardner Hotel Supply Company Morrison Wholesale Company Bromley Company Miller-Norris Company Carpenter Paper Company Robinson Janitor Supply Company Nash Finch Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Ozmun and Company V. R. Morin & Company Wm. E. Davis & Company Cains Coffee Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Co. Lieberman Produce Company Minick's Fryers and Hens, Inc. National Biscuit Company General Baking Company Orkin Exterminating, Inc. Oklahoma City Linen Service Company Nash Finch Company Sexton & Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Ozmun & Company Wm. E. Davis & Company Mid-Central Foods Company Scrivner-Stevens Company S & F Company Quality Packing Company Schwab & Company Husband Bros. Packing Company

On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." received in response to the attached Notices.

Armored Car Service Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples Coffee, Tea, and Condiments Coffee, Tea, and Condiments Eggs Poultry ST Crackers Bakery Products Pest Control & Exterminating Linen Service Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Meat & Meat Products ' Meat & Meat Products Meat & Meat Products .

Quotations forepart of the above were

1 (14836A) , •' •’’M (14904A) , J F^^ÔTATfw®, FOR QUOTATIONS 1 Jjsfi@ra*ATfOtNS will he rAceiverl{iii^-; FOR QUOTATIONS^ ONS will b< inc.ivcd In I najStcrdioflEduciiion of Indepcnd-, i QUOTATIONS will,be roc IONS U'i’1 be received by. f. Education ol Indcpend Ij Sgafoob District 189 Oklahoma, ■the Board ot rotation ot Indef the J Education ”1o£ nf lstnct I-o9 Oklahoma ,| unty, Oklahoma, at the office of,’ chool r>i ict 1-89,'Okla: ent,! -istiici J 9. oma, at the office of I the I■'urector of Purchasing,’• 900 ent Sfcl , Okla ima, at the of-j Cour homa, a the* offl 'County, k ot Puichasing, SOU 1 dicctoi of Puichasing,',.the ♦North Klein I Oklahoma City. -Oklat ■the ■ ■ -of Puicha'-'klahoma City, Okla -S.T.’Wedf loin Oklahoma City? Nort homa jgi homa/uiuil 2----00 PM., CS. p m . cs.r„ Wed- , nesday, JulV 26, 1061, for, r furnish1til 2-00 p. m. CJS.T.Tc,,hom 9, 1961, for furnish- , ini’ • CANNED __ FOODS _ " 'for AH gust 10, 1061, for fur- nesd .1^ forffur ’, for All Oklahoma Oklahoma- C tv Public SchooL Cafe-, o»’sB >”,’ for' AlUO , USCElLANEOUS CAFE- 'Ing ’ fchool Cafeterias, ,Okia- Ii. 1 terias, PPL1ES tor All Schools, 'Citv ibhc School Caterer tenas Okla loma Citv, Oklahoma Oklahoma jK < bpm ,i m or soon thereafter ■ A0 City, Oklahoma , 1.00 p ,, 3 Oklahoma ty,c< mm oi scran theieaftor I fp'm oi .soon theieaftor ■ Battle4. day a public ôpening t (l soon^t ve dav a public opening {of all* .quotation tations receivedwbyAHhe; e-tdav a public opening of day,r. public openin lotions lecelved by the ,ation wJlbbqtheld-in ins' rccclv'ed bv the Board Boa/cl“^'Education celv‘a(l‘by*th§’B will be hi d 1 SeôÎd* Eo S'Si' al n-'v.’ill bevheld, in the of_'ethc Director jor,-Bur- of 11 *be held* in* nBn ectocuof Pui chasing in' the office?of the DiLector, qf Pur- I Phasing , ‘ % quot dlon ; received, . fic^Bf ctoi tiqn received after 2 00 LhasIngÂny quotation received af ,i aftcr 2 00 01 p Son opening .date of reccijjgasafl ^fitting dfite” of quotations tei 2'qOi.igipi on opening date rot I quotation, quotation w ape returned ">.* ’ I A« ng datgtrof'g quotaUoibSull be letuined >< - , All que ..................... finned quotat .is. shall be.tsubmitted id M c^lll'qudîons otations shall be submitted' 8 ‘ll,.quoljMions shall bi submitted Ion the •• prefated proposal u'blanKKons shaliybeâi All quotations < the. jp/epaied pioposal blanks ! iPrOposal rbiahks, plans tand Ispeciffaj on 1 the t prepared dpaied proposal* blanks, pqsaijblanks, plans, and specifi- I cations tabd biftdcscriptiori ’lank-., pitas’ and speciflSdRdcscriptibn sdiinnm^ Sob *! mas oposal.blanks p.l-insfand; aosbsa . .c ailtl/ _i., jrfsc"’''”’" desiiied,±-arK 1 catibnT'arKIZpr de bCl sei lption , , d/or description of mate- cation,gajidvoi descugtion-, of,. ma- LterialS £>8P"5l®VPr dr su-and'or sen ices, desired are terials-'aqtUor servlcc&desned, are I Salable' a1 liflfe■ office "of' tlfe’DI- ilal?* ahMJqr sci yie_es«des Sat the otfice'of the Direc- availablei-ac- the oftiqp of, the Di- • treetor olkPitroha raslngi '? f available at th’ office ofjutf ui chasm" rectorapf Purchasing > . > , >fiEducation*, in, ... rector of Purch-’sins ' . irffltity. i The Boaid of Education,.’in-s TJfB'.Boaid’of Education in some ?-'j;he.fBoard or Education in some L’for sake of brasityise>,-®employs foi sake j>t bi evity. 1 cases,£ emplos s for sake of brevity Hiames and numbers cases employs fo' sake, t’fiftftStailed' Speciflcatlpnlt; |; pertain' brand names and “ifain’>brand irand names’ ’ and number numbeise ’ jSulai&<i|brand names -^nd numbers __ of de* ukd specifications rF^lieu of detailed 'specifications ilVerfdOts atd iWqi luote on these - ” itfems — m lieu sqf detail-d speci eiilloi&arc to quote, on these Items /egdors are'to quote qa these items lor onitheirfflqUitvawnt '-w —. - ' ., .Xendots are t; qiki' on,, rs’cgi&hcii cqunu’cnt j' * inion their equivalent^.' . ■> Quote all! prices delivered -free or on their equi’-alcnt ♦nail p/icî dellvcrednree of fwQuote.all prices delivered free of 1 of atlwff'elgnWiud handling charges' Quote* all prices delivere igbt and handling t charges’ all freight and handling! charges ac- according -to’ general conditions’,’ . all freight and handlin to schedules? listed In cording to General -Conditions ’ TBS Boaril®of Education of In- according to General Conditio The Board of Education. of In- dependent Schoo! District 1-89,'Qkla- ■ The Boaid of Educt tipn aid of Education '"of Indc- dependent School Dlstjf6,t,I;89. Oklat liotna homa <CountyA Oklahoma, IS tinder pendent' School Distrlcti.I -ohool- District!-1-89; Okla- homa Cofintv Oklahoma'. isr under no bbli, '"igatioh to accept any quota- homa Qpuntv, Oklaliomtrisjin intv, Oklahoma is under no obligation to accept” any quote 'tlOtf^””"5' obligation to accept anynjlio f-'. on to accept anyk quota tion' ls submitted as. a This quotation is submitted wheft 'accented' dv fe'd&l'offer, and when accepj t This quotation is submitted as a on Is 'submitted <Ss& a Ifegai offer, and vvhcn/acceprcd"by ; th6 ‘Board. ducation Jcbnstltuies the'jBoard of Education'cons nd, when accepte^tby the Boaid of FducationTconstitutcs . a firm con a fiim^contiact. .Educatloii ’constitutes a firm’- contract SMITH, Director Of t iJCSiT i THOMAS J SMITH,-<Dit_ „ , THOM Board of Edifijation’ . * ’-Sot’1 Pui chasing Board/of». THOMAS’T SMITH Directir of t ' Flitch JX’SMIJ.H. Dtrefetiir of ent School District -j 3-.cation of Independe . Purchasing Board-o( ' ^duqa. J ,1*’ ■■ of'in ing''Bpatd ofJfEdupa- ' ' tion of Independent SohooPDis.’ nu Countv, .QkiaIM, \ „ ; District I 89, Oklahom ndependjSht ScnbqFDis- , trlct I 89 Oklahoma-# Gqjjntv, WM nty’ tputed^he Mny'LaO">iii& (Pu61iOheBiinllThe Dallv -Law 01 lnhoma ®^nty, Oklahoma , -T I*‘ .£< I malêcord, July 23, 26 &^27,» Slished in'i-The Da ' ” (P.u" l’lflshfe.d'jiMSd’ho Daily Laviw-JourRccoiii Tul ’ 27 2 - naT^<!cOTdtJuly922, 25, and 26^.961) ■J.-’------------■ ~ a MA A X. ' ,»+u m ' —

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#300 ^Agreements for pvtilk and Dairy ^Products App.

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and. seconded, by Mr. Lott to approve authorization to validate agreements for furnishing milk, ice cream, and dairy products for all schools for the 1961-62 school year from the following companies who submitted the low quotations for each route. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Milk and Dairy Products Milk and Dairy Products Milk, Dairy Products, and Ice Cream Ice Cream

Borden Company Gilt Edge Farms Gold Spot Dairy Meadow Gold

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #301 Condemnation ir North Highland Addition

Offers were made to owners in the amount of $500 per lot for. a clear merchantable title to their respective properties in North Highland Addition: R. W. Garrett, Lots 9_13 inclusive, Block 20

R. C. Kapinos, Lots 16-17, Block 20 Ora M. LaMon, w/2 Lots 7 and 36 and Lots 10-35 inclusive, Block 11

C. G. Robinson, U20 N. W. 6th Street, was sent an offer. To date a reply has not been received. Owner, Lots 20-21, Block 20 All owners have refused the offer. It was recommended that the Board pass a resolution of necessity and direct the filing of condemnation proceedings. It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the following resolution of necessity be approved:

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: Lots 9-13 inclusive and Lots 16, 17, 20 and 21 in Block 20 and the West Half of Lots 7 and 36 and Lots 10 through 35 in Block 11, all in North Highland Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 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 Schqol District is authorized to file in court in the name of the said School District, a petition to condemn said land and to give notice of hearing thereon, and to do all things necessary, proper and incident to prosecuting of said proceedings.

On roll call, the motion carried unanimously with all .members present voting "Aye." Motion to adjourn the .meeting to Tuesday, August 29, 1961, ^:30 PÂŤin., in the Board Room was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.

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THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

#302 jAdjournment j s

ATTEST:

Approved the

day of

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MEETING OF AUGUST 29, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0^ THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR ADJOURNED

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1961, J AT U:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President William F. Lott, Vice President Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

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ABSENT:

Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendent; Gerald Kidd - Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent; B. D. FoutzChief Engineer; Walter A. Lybrand - Attorney; Wilma Cain - Clerk; Frances Bailey - representing Classroom Teachers; Lloyd Estes - District Representative for OEA; and Jim Reid | of The Daily Oklahoman. ■

The invocation was given hy Mr. Lott.

Invocation

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the annexed area shown*8^1 the

jR- #303 ^Annexation Approved

attached plat and fully described below be made a part of Independent School District No. I-89 and be assigned to Ward I for election purposes. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." (Notice of Order of Change of School District Boundary is on file in Clerk's office.)

It is recommended that the territory shown on the attached plat and described below become a part of the Independent School District No. 89 and be assigned to Ward I for election purposes;

"Part of the NW 1/4 of Section 23, T 12 N, R 4 W, I. M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. ‘The north boundary line is N. W. 34th St., East boundary is the Oklahoma City School District Boundary, or approximately 157 1/2 feet east of Tulsa Ave. South boundary is 156 feet north of N. W. 30th Street. The west boundary going south from N. W. 34th Street is behind the property line on Utah Street south to 31st Street where Utah cuts west. At that point Utah becomes the west line on south to 156 feet north of N. W. 30th Street. ‘ This area is more particularly described as the Harry Reeder •Talk of the Town Addition* which is a part of the N. W. 1/4, Section 23, T 12 N, R 4 W, I. M. "

MEETING OF AUGUST 23, 1961 - CONT'D If-

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #304 Acceptance of Veiling Bids Approved

Hotion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott that the low bids on ceilings as follows be approved and that the officers are directed to execute proper contracts with appropriate bonds. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

Northwest Classen (classrooms) Scovil & Sublett, Inc.

$2,096.00

Harding (classrooms Scovil & Sublett, Inc.

644.00

Northeast (administration & counselor areas) Builders Specialty, Inc..

1,560.00

Northeast (classrooms Builders Specialty, Inc. R. #305 Id. j ournment

996.00

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, to adjourn this meeting and meet at the call of the President. The motion carried unanimously.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST:

Clerk

.pproved the

jay of

, 1961.

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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION &F THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1961, AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, Vice President

Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F• Welch ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and M. J. Burr Assistant Superintendents; C. E. Costley, G. L. Robinson, and Tom Smith - Directors; Gerald Kidd - Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent; H. G. Buchanan - Director of Maintenance; B. D. Foutz - Chief Engineer; H. B. Ginn - Business Manager; David Light Chief Accountant; Gene Shepherd - General Curriculum Coordinator; Elaine Tucker - Resource Consultant in Television Utilization; Jess Lindley - Intern; Walter A. Lybrand - Attorney; George H. C. Green - Treasurer; Millard Prigmore - Auditor; Zeta Cowan - Mr. Kidd's Secretary; Mrs. Cleveland - Vice President PTA Council; Dr. Alfonzo Dowell and John Green, his attorney; Jim Reid of The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

jinvocation

Mr. Lott recognized the guests who were present.

^Guests Welcome

On motion made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the .meetings of August 7, 1961, and August 22, 1961, were approved as read.

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LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, School District Treasurer, presented his report for the month of August and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

^Treasurer's ^Report

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, had no legal .matters to discuss.

^Attorney's jReport_________

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, gave his usual report to the Board.

Auditor's Report_________

On .motion by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the foregoing reports were approved as presented.

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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R. #308 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, to direct the following persons to attend professional .meetings as indicated. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye. '|Trips to Professional jMeetings Alvin R. Eggeling, National Recreation Association Congress, Detroit, jApproved______ Michigan, September 30-0ctober 6, 1961; one-half expenses, not to exceed $140.00, to be paid-by the Board of Education.

Bill Foutz, National Council of Schoolhouse Construction, Atlanta, Georgia, October 3-6, 1961. Hugh Ginn and N. L. George, Association of School Business Officials, Toronto, Canada, October 7-12, 1961. It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following persons recently deceased:

Frank W. Whinery, retired teacher, deceased August, 1961. John Busby, former custodian, deceased August, 1961.

The .motion carried unanimously.

K #309 Resolutions of Appreciation jApproved

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL

Personnel Recommended.

It was recommended that the following persons he employed and that contracts with the teacher? listed below on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the j Superintendent or person by him designated; also., that other personnel recommendations and linformation below be approved:

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Cen tr

4(00.

(Miss ) Bra num , Ele an or

4250.

(Mrs ) Bre wer , Rub y

4950.

Joyc

(Mrs ) Bro wn , Hel en Mae

4100.

(Mr ) Bro wn , Jac k 0.

4350.

Ann

Lou

4100.

4200.

(Mips)

Bry

an t

. Anita

k ay

(Mr ) Cla rk . All en Rom in e

(Mr ) Clar k , Jer

al d

(Mrs ) Coa ts . Mill ie (Mrs ) Cou nc il , Frie da

4100. 5000.

4330.

4100. 4100.

Cen tra

B.S.

Abil

ene

Monro e Prim ary

61-62

Wes t Nich 3th

61-62

Nichol s 4th

61-62

Rive rs ide Int er me dia te

61-62

BR1TTON 2ND

61-62

Stat e

Sta

Stat e C.

Shid le r Kin de rg

ols

a rte n

61-62

Coolid ge 2nd

B.S.

61-62

Laf ay et te 6th

O.C.U. B.S.

61-62

4TH

61-62

2ND

61-62

Bucha na n 5th

61-62

Her on vil le Spe c . Edu .

o.u. B.S. ■ O.U.

61-62

B.A.

61-62

B.S.

State

North e a s te rn

B.S.

Nort he as te rn

O.C.U. B.A.

Cen tra l B.S.

State

O.U. M.E. M.E.

Hill cr e s t

61-62

O.C.U. B.A.

hil ls

B.S.

Cen tr 4100.

B.S.

4200.

(Mrs ) Bruce , Pat

ire d )

Cen tra

(Mis s ) Bra gg , Mar

(Mrs ) Bro wn , Ma ry

(Holle y - Res igne

4100.

B.S.

br idge s ,

- Re s ign e d ) e

Kay

B.A.

4350.

(Mrs )

ns fer re d )

61-62

2ND

Univ er sity He ights Kind e rg a rte n

Star

2ND

CONT'D

(Mors

ns fer re d )

O.C.U.'

4J00.

(Mis s ) Bra ndo n , Wan da

ire d )

REMARKS

5 , 1961 -

(Mc Innis

o.u. M.E.

(Mr ) Bowke r ,. Jam es Lee y

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

fCl ARK - Tra ns ffrr

$4650.

(Mr ) Ben so n , Will iam

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

1961-1962

(Mis s ) Alls up , Ca ro l

)

ition

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

Twa in

Mark

Ta y lor 1ST

Val

le y b rook

Ran ch o 1ST

Sun s e t 3rd

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

New Te a che rs

(Simon ton

,(Stov

Pos

nal

ition

Cov

)

(Mr ) Cul lu

- L/A)

- Tra ns fe rr ep )

e ir

"F---------------------------------------------------

(Adam s - Tra

ns fe rr ed

)

Virgi

(Dav is - Re s igne d )

(Mrs ) Elli ott , Bil

(Mc Millin

- L/A)

(Mrs ) Flour

noy

(Thom

- Res igne d )

(Mrs ) Fos te

(Add

iti ona l

Pos iti on )

(Les ter

- Tran sfe rre d )

(Par

- Re s igne d )

(Addi

ke r

tiona

Position

(Arm st ron g - Res igne

) d)

(R’ich

ar ds

(Hutche (Addi

rso n

tiona

(Add ition al

- Tra ns fe rre d )

61-62

Hill cr e s t 4th

me nto

Cen tr

61-62

Lee 5th

Stat

61-62

Sta r Ki nd er gart en

61-62

Shiel 4th

61-62

Willow 2nd

61-62

Beth . Naz . Dra ke U.B.S.

Northe

as ter n

Cen tra

B.A.

State

Heights

Broo

Val le y Brook 1ST

Longfe

ll ow

3RD

4100.

B.S.

ka y

4100.

O.C.U. B.A.

61-62

3RD t 4TH

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Spe nc er Kind erga rte n

(Mr ) Gat es , Jam es 0.

4350.

61-62

Univ ers ity 5th & 6th

(Mrs ) Gat es , Marl ene

4250.

B.S.

61-62

4100.

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

John son 6th

(Mrs ) Foxwort

, Car hy

, Myr

(Mrs ) Geo rg e , Myr na (Mrs ) Gib b ons , Louis e

4200.

Pan . A.tM,

B.S.

Nort he as te rn

North e a s ter n B.A.

Ob U* 4| 00i

Bi FiA«

4300.

O.S.U. M.S.

4100.

B-.S. o*s.u.

Posi

(Mrs ) He fne r , Luc ill e

jori

■

O.S.U.

' (Mr ) Gou ld , Max

Positi on ) )

Sa cra

A.B.

B.S.

4100.

(Mrs ) Kirk , Mar

tion

REMARKS

hea st ern

B.S.

4100.

li e

, Euni

(Mrs ) Gle nn , Hel

- L/A)

Nort

B.S.

4700.

(Mrs ) Cotne r , Cath ar in e

(CoURSfY = Re SIGNEB)

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

4100.

dra

, Hel

dr e s b a ck

ps on

ica

(Mis s ) Donne r , Ade li ne

(Car ve r - Res igne d )

$4900.

4400.

(Mrs ) Dep lois , Ve ron

(Mrs )

, Vinita

ington

SALARY

EFFECTIVE DATE

1961-1962

(Miss)

(Additio

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

*’

SHIDLER

Whe el

Hei ghts

4TH & 5TH

Pra iri 2nd or Coolid

Quee 3rd

4TH

TAft

ART’

Fil lm ore 3RD

4300.

M. S.

61-62

Cre ston Prim a ry

4100.

O.C.U. B.S.

61-62

Hay es Kinde rgar

Hill

ten

c PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

as sig nm en t

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

sa lar y

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

NEW TEACHERS 1961-1962 (Miss)

- Res igne

(You ng er

- Res igne

(Lan don

- Reti re d )

(Add

ition

(Ruthe

rfor

(Fell ra th

Pos

Hur

, Eliz

$4100.

abe th

(Miss ) John s on , Jan e Elle

(Mis s ) King , Ann Mari e

ition

(Mrs ) Kis tl er , Mary

)

- Res igne d )

- Re s ign e d )

Eliza

(Vince

)

tiona

Pos

- Tra

(Hofa

ck et

(Pohl

- Retir

(O'ne il

WILSON 1ST

4450.

A. B.

61-62

Hill cr e s t 4th 1 5th

B.S.

61-62

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Ce ntr a l Stat e

Beth . Na z . B.S.

Ce ntr a l Sta te

PR 1 MARY

Uni ve rs ity 2ND

Pl ERCE 3RD or

Whe e le

4th

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

B.S.

!»

61-62

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

4250.

O.C.U. B.A.

61-62

(Mrs ) Noye s , Gail

4200.

B.S.

61-62

ns fer re d )

(Miss ) Nutt , Mar

gar et

4100.

61-62

)

(Mr ) Pagon

Jim

4000.

61-62

Lee Spe c . Edu .

61-62

Shid le r Sp e c . Edu .

61-62

2ND

61-62

Stan d Wa ti e Spe c . Edu .

ol yn

(Mrs ) Ma dis on , Fra ition

(Mrs ) Mil ls . Cir rfl da

)

(Mrs ) Mons ey , Mar

- Res igne

is ,

June

tha

(Mrs ) Fre nch , Effi e

(Snowb arge r - Res igne

(Mrs ) Pet er s , Mary

(Cas ke y - Tra

)

(Mi ss) Pet ty , Ell en Joy

ns fe rr ed

4900.

nce s

Lyn n ce

4300’. 4100.

4100.

Lan gston

Cen tra

Cen tr

B.S.

Cen tr

B.S.

Sta

State

Stat

O.U. M.S.

■*

Beth . Na z . B.S.

Cen tra B.S.

State

5TH

OR 5TH

•

61-62

(Miss)

hts

1ST

Ma dd ry , Car

Heig

Hay es

B.S.

ns fer re d )

- Tra

61-62

Wes twoo

4100.

(Mosi ER - L/A)

(Roger

4100.

Ja ne t

(Mr ) Mac e , Har ol d

- Re s igne d )

O.S.U. B.S.

4100.

Mc Anu lty , Caro

- L/A)

te r

(Addi

Position

- Res igne

(Ta y lor

(Fos

4100.

Beth . Naz .

1ST

5, 1961 - CONI'D

ition

61-62

(Mrs ) Scr ivn (Miss)

(Add

4100.

, Iva Lou

Longfe llow

B.S.

Frie nds

be th

61-62

(Mrs ) Lan drum , Linda er

Sta

4100.

Cen tr

Star Prim a ry

Pa ge 1ST

Art hu r 2ND

Monr oe kind er gar ten

Riv er

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

(Burr

si de

1ST

Sequ oya h 1ST

Pl ERCE

4 co O

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

as sig nm en t

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

New Tea che rs

(Har

- Res igne

ris

(Rowl and - Tra

(Hoff

(MRS)

Pfei

ns fe rr ed

Pos ition )

- Tra ns fer re d )

(Van ic e - Res igne

(May es - Tra

(Math

ew s

ed )

- Tra ns fer re d )

(Long

- Res igne d )

(Orne

(Addi

tiona

Posi

tion

(MOR^N| - R|ESI GN|ED|)

(Bas se tt

(Stone

Howa

(Mis s ) Ra ma ge , Jo Ann

(Mis s ) Rorin g , Car oly n

61-62

Pra

irie

Que en

B.S.

61-62

Pra 5th

irie or

Que en 6th

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Gar 4th

fie ld

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Univ e rs ity Heig Spe c . Edu .

4305.

O.U. B.A.

61-62

Brya n Sp e e ch The ra pis t

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

2ND

61-62

M.A.

Cen tra l Stat e

Cen tr

B.S.

Stat e

ris on

5TH

Bur ban k 5TH

4200.

B.A.

61-62

Eme rs on 5th

(Mi ss) Slu tzk y , Vera

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Wes twood Sp e c . Edu .

(Miss)

4100.

O.C.U. B.A.

61-62

4100.

O.C.U. B.A.

61-62

al tz

, Ja ny ce

Dais y

(Mrs ) Tuc k e r , Be v e rl y Ann (Mrs ) Sum mer s , Ba rb

a ra

(Mis s ) Wes t , Amie

nia

4200. 4100.

Mich

B.A.

igan

B.S.

4100.

Ce ntr a l Sta te

4100.

0Â«Ua B.S.

4100.

B.S.

Sun s e t 5TH

Bry an Sp e e ch The ra

61-62

Ma dis 5th

61-62

WILLARD 2ND

61-62

'J*

North eas ter n

p is t

Shid le r

Beth . Na z .

hts

Will a rd

South wes ter n

)

Sta te

(Mr ) Sla tton , Thom as

(Tha ns che idt

ition

He ights

O.S.U.

4350.

(Mrs ) Thor nh ill , Ma rion

Pos

Shie 3rd

5100.

4305.

(Mrs ) Thom ps on , Virgi

itio na l

61-62

ld s

O.U. B.S.

(Mrs ) Sin cl ai r , Louis e

(Mis s ) Spr ad le

-L/A)

Har 5th

4100.

4400.

Sponh

- Re s ign e d )

REMARKS

61-62

B.S.

(Mis s ) Sher ro d , Ann

)

- Res igne d )

EFFECTIVE DATE

Cen tr al

$4100.

4100.

(will iam s - Re s igne d )

(Add

(Mis s ) Saw ye rs , Suza nn e

ns fer re d )

- Re s ign

, Phy lli s

eb au m,

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

1961-1962

(Mis s ) Robe rs on , Gle nda

(Hac kn ey - Res igne d )

(Rodk

SALARY

(Mrs ) Powe ll , Sa ra h

(Mr ) Qua ttl

- L/A)

(Add ition al

)

ffe r

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

3RD

Linc

ol n

1ST

Spe nc

1ST & 2ND

;

r ;h

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

as sig nm en t

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OH APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

New Tea ch er s 1961-1962 (Mrs ) Pas le y , Sal ly

/•j.CCALLhs - Tran sfe rre r )

(BRAWLEY - L/A)

(mis s ) Seb a , Pa trici

(Mc Elh

- Tra

an ey

(Tomp kin (Bear

)

- Ret ire d )

- Res igne

Pos ition )

(Add itio na l

Posi

(Addi tion al

(Mc Con

(Additio

)

Pos ition ) - Res igne

ne ll

(Prich ard

(Nall

tion

- Res igne

(Statum

- L/A)

nal

Position

- Res igne

(Mrs ) Mc Dan iel s , Jua nita

5100.

(Mr ) Tod d , Mel

4600.

vin

)

(Mr ) ■_ Mil li ron , Dar

. re ll

4200.

4450.

(Mrs ) Bar be e , Patty e Lee

4100.

(Mrs ) Pete rs , Jen ni

4900.

(Mrs ) Bak er , Aud re

61-62

'ST

61-62

Euge Ne Fie ld 6th

B.S.

61-62

2ND

D. Lips co mb B.A.

61-62

6th

16(+621

Buc han an r Phy . Edu 4 i

M.S.

61-62

Wal nut Grov e Int er med ia te

O.U. M.A.

61-62

Dougl as s Engl 1 s h & Sp e e ch

O.C.W. B.S.

61-62

Cen tra l Hom e Econ om ics

61-62

Cla ss en - co ac h Soci al Stu die s

61-62

Jeff er son Engl ish

61-62

Dougl as s Math & Soc. Stu .

61-62

Cre s ton Prim a ry

Hills

61-62

Cre 3rd

Hills

61-62

Cre ston Hill Int er med ia te

61-62

Fil lm ore Kind e rga rte n

61-62

Col um b us 6th

61-62

Cen tra l Histor y

- ■* L

61-62

Gra nt Bus ines s

B.S.

Sout

hwe ste rn

4450.

S,t .. Clo ud B.S, , . O.S.U.

South wes ter n B.A.

Eas t Cen tr al

B.A.

B.S.

Southe

Lan gst

B.S.

(Mrs ) Johns on , Na om i

4400.

B.S.

((Mrs ) ‘mc Glo n , Ev a ngie

4100.

B.S.

(Mrs ) Tuc ker , Edith

4900.

A.B.

(Mr ) Watson , Cla

4400.

Stat

U.C.L.A.

y ton

(Mr ) Sha ne , Don

(Mrs ) Simmon s , Gay ne ll

Cen tr

4300. e

4700.

Cen tr B.S.

Sta

te •C5

O.B.U. B.A.

N. Tex as M.B.E.

St . 7

Wl LSO'N /

WILSON

Lan gst on e V.

ston

CONT'D

(Addi tion al

4100.

Sta

(Add 1T1 ONAL. PoS1 T1 ON)

4350.

Cen tr al

Star

1961

- Res igne

(Mrs ) Mull man , Pat ric ia

; ■

(Mee cha

Euge ne

(Mrs ) Nic ho ls on ,- Pa tris

Position

nal

4100.

(Mr ) Ste ige r . Cec il

ns fer re d )

(wa ^e -u Res i gne d ) (Additio

4250.

Stat e

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

(Ingra ha m - Res igne d )

(Mr ) Roy se , Rob ert

t ‘-

$4100.

Cen tr al

REMARKS

•'

■' .

td <-d

0> 0 Q § (D y s» c+ p. 0 p cn

o> 4 cn O p p n>

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

New Tea ch er s 1961-1962 (Baile y - Res igne (Add ition al (Cotton

pos ition

-- Res ign

(Mr ) Bal l . Dona

(Mrs )

)

BARNHART, CAROLINE

(Mrs ) Bea tty . Jewe

)

(WALLACE - L/A)

(Mr ) Bla ck

(Addi

Posi

tion

(Mr ) Phil lip

)

, Bobb y Lee utz

, Robe

Dona

61-62

1".

61-62

Dougl as s Eng . Soc. Stu -

61-62

Southe as t Phy . Edu .

61-62

North we s t Scie nc e

B.S.

61-62

Cap ito Ele ctro

Jef fe rso . Engl ish

5100.

M.S.

4450. 6000.

ri e

Vi ew

O.U. B.S.

Cen tra B.A.

Sta

O.S.U. M.S. O.S.U.

(Mis s ) Bower s , Jane Anne

4100.

O.U. B.A.

61-62

(a dd itio na l

Posi tion )

(Mr ) Brig gs , Llo y d

5500.

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

)

(Mis s ) Bry an , Louis e

4200.

O.U. B.A.

4200.

(Add

ition

Position

(Add ition al

Posi tion )

(Mrs ) Bur ch , Ell

(Add

Pos ition )

(Mr ) Cam pbe ll , Euge

ition

4100.

Roos ev el t SCI ENCE

Nort

hwe s t

Soc. Stu .

Hill n

U. S. Gra nt

Ele

ctr

onic s

61-62

Jef fe rso n Engl ish

61-62

Jeffe rs on Phy . Edu .

B.S.

61-62

Je ffe rs on Math

Florid B.S.

Sta te

Cen tra l State

(Additi

onal

Posi tion )

(Mr ) Ca rp e nte r , -Char le s D.

4150.

O.B.U. B.S.

61-62

Taft Phy . Edu .

(Additi

onal

Pos ition )

( Mr ) Car pe nte r , Char le s R,

5500.

O.S.U. B. S.

61-62

Northw es t Ele ctr on ics

B.S.

61-62

Ce ntr Math

O.S.U. BJ\.

61-62.

North Engl

61-6^

61-62

(Stewa rt

(MISS)

- Reti red )

Cla

ing ton

(Add ition al

(Mr ) Coff ey , Nan ce m„ (Mr } Col li ns , Jes s

- Re s igne d )

Posi

tion

, Nad in e Jun e

(Mis s ) Cli ne , He le n R.

(Gibs on - Tran sfe rre d ) (Arl

) sil Al

4100. 4500.

4400. 4200.

o.c.u.

Cen tra l State R.S. O.B.U. B.S.

Sr .

ni cs

we s t

ish

Star -Sp e nce r -Coach Scie nc e & Math Sj Ueff ers on ®ath

CONT’ D

Posi tion )

SCI ENCE

5; 1961 -

iti ona l

(Add

Jr .

South we s te rn

B.S.

4300.

Hill

61-62

4100.

4400.

Ca p itol

Prai

, Joa n

bu rn

(Mr ) ' Boge ns ch

- Re s igne d )

tiona

O.S.U. B.S.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

(Hawth or ne - Tran sfe rre d )

(Miss ) Wood ru

(Richa rd

1 . $4250.

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

New Tea ch

(Hunte (Addi (Add

tiona

ition

(Addi

tiona

(Ston

(Add

ition

iti ona l

(Ke lly

$4100.

Ke nt

Ca p itol Shop

61-62

North e a s t Mat h & Coach

Hill

4250.

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

Mar sh al l Soc. Stu .

4200.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Jeff ers on Spe c . Edu .

Positi on )

Leo n

(Miss ) Dam on , Car ol

Ann

(Mrs ) Dan ie ls , Mur iel

Positi on )

Posi

le y ,

)

61-62

Mar sh al l Journ a l is m

4200.

O.C.U. B.A.

61-62

Taft Engl

4100.

O.U. B.A.

61-62

North we s t Bus. Edu .

(Mr ) Durde n , Rob ert

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

(Miss ) Eac ock , Phy

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Mars hal l Spe c . Edu .

61-62

Cap itol Hill Soc . Stu . &

61-62

Roo se ve lt Hom e Ec .

61-62

Ca p itol Hill Spe c . Edu .

61-62

Jeffe rs His tory

61-62

Mars hal l Me tal Wor

61-62

Cen tra l Mus ic

61-62

Jeffe Art

rs on

61-62

Jeffe

rs on

61-62

(Miss ) Dee n , Patr ic ia su

ll is

(Mrs ) Ehl er s , Mari

ly n

4100.

(Wee hun

- Res igne

(Mr ) Ehle rs , Rich ar d

4|00.

5000.

. .

(Mrs ) San bor n , Nan cy

(Mr ) Fa rr ie r , Art hu r

(Cap ps - Re s ign e d )

4100. 4900.

(mr ) - Tran sfe rre d )

- Tra ns fer re d )

Pos ition ) ■

Sta

Mont . Sta te

B.S.

B.A.

(Miss ) Dill , Thu rga

tion

Cen tr

4350.

(Hen dr

Fe e s , Boyd

4100.

nal

Pos

ition

)

(Miss ) Fen ton , Mary

Fra nce s

(Addi tion al

Pos

ition

)

(Mr ) Foster

(Add ition al

Pos

ition

)

(Mr ) Fra nc is , Thom as Way ne

(Additio

61-62

(Mr ) Crow

)

(Mr ) Edwa rds , Will ie

(Hombu rg

B.S.

Position

- L/A).

iti ona l

o.s.u.

4700.

(Wil li am so n - Tra ns fer re d )

(Add

REMARKS

(Mr ) Cross , Dav id

(Bry a n - Re s ign e d ) (Add

SALARY

EFFECTIVE DATE

Positi on )

- Re s igne d ) al

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

1961-1962

er s

(Mr ) Coope r . Ira

- Re s igne d )

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

, Cha rl

Cen tr

M.A.

Stat e

O.U, B.S.

Cen tra B.S.

Kans

B.S.

Stat

O.U. B.S.

Oli

ve t

B.S.

4100.

O.U. B.F.A.

4100.

O.C.U. B.A.

4100.

O.S.U. B.S.

Naz ar

e IE

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ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

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REMARKS

New Tea ch er s 1961-1962 ••X-'Fg?

(Addi

tiona

(Add ition al

ition

(Miss)

)

Ful

Pos ition )

- L/A)

(Add ition al

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(Additio

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(Mr ) Gas se tt , Dona

Ray

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(Stone

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ns fe rr ed

(Den nis - Tra (Hal

ns fer re d )

- Tran sfe rre d )

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

Jeffe rs on Shop

61-62

Cla ss en Math

Sr .

61-62

Har din g Math

5100.

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

South ea st Coac h t Soc. Stu .

, Robe

(Mr ) Hal e , Dav id Ray

4100.

O.C.U, B, 1.A.

61-62

Star -Spe nce r Shop

(Mr ) Hal e , Jimmie

4100.

O.U. B.A.

61-62

Ce ntr a l Math

4800.

Ce ntr

61-62

Jeffe rs on Engl ish

61-62

Roose Mat h

B.S.

61-62

Jef fe rso n Math

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Mar Fre

4250.

Ce ntr

61-62

Cent ral Math

61-62

Bus. Edu .

61-62

Taf t Phy .Edu .

61-62

Roose ve lt Soc. Stu . k Engl ish

, Ma ry

Cat he rine

4100.

Alic

4100.

(Mis s ) Hen ck e . Bar ba ra

(Mr ) Horn , Bill y G.

(Mr ) John )

Cap itol Hill Bus. Edu .

(Mrs ) Hau se r , Ma ry

61-62

Naz ,

B.S.

(Mr ) Hau se r , Bill

- Tra ns fer re d )

ha ny

B.S.

we s t

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)

(Mill er

North Engl

4100.

Ha rris

sfe rre d )

4200.

61-62

(MR)

)

Pos ition )

Bet

SCIENCE

son

, Dwigh

(Mrs ) Jud d , Euni (Mr ) Jus tic

4250.

4100.

Dona

(Mr ) Ke e ne , Ric ha rd

B.A.

Stat

Cen tra l Stat e B.S.

Cen tra l Stat e

B. S.

Phil

B.S.

lip s U.

O.U. BiS.

4150.

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4100.

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61-62

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5 , 19^1 -

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Ce ntr a l Stat e

4100.

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nal

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n - L/A)

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Knigh t , Way ne

4100.

(Mrs ) Kra emer , Rut h Lor ra in e

4100.

(Mrs ) Laws , Phy

(Addi

Posi

(Mr ) Le a ch , Mar vi n

♦350.

(Mr ) Lom a x , John

4100.

(Mrs ) Luke , Ben nie Ca ro l

4600.

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tion

(Mr ) Mc Vay ,

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4100.

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man

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(La ud e rd (Par

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4200.

, Dan

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Mar

4400.

5500.

(MR)

(White

4100.

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4200.

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(Mr ) Mil ls , John

4100.

Morg an , Aub re y

4J00.

(Mrs ) Morga n , Jan ic e Ann

4100.

(Mar sh - L/A)

(Mr ) Mor ph ew , Rob ert

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61-62

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O.U. B.A.

61-62

Cla ss en Jou rn al is m & Engli sh

O.U. B.A.

61-62

Ma rs ha ll Fre nch

61-62

Northw es t his to ry

61-62

Mars hal Mat h

61-62

South Art

61-62

Star -Spe nce r Phy Edu

61-62

North ea st Ele ctr onics

B.A.

61-62

Gra nt Engl ish

O.U. B.A.

61-62

North Engl

61-62

Ca p itol Hill Engl ish

61-62

Clas se n Scie nc e

61-62

South e a s t Ba nd

61-62

Star -Spe nc er Voca l Music

61-62

Mar sh al Math

61-62

North ea st Lan g .

61-62

North we s t La ng .

State

Ce ntr a l Sta te B.A.

State

Centr al B.S.

Tex as U. M.S.

State

Ce ntr a l B.A.

Tex as Wes te ri 1 B.A.

O.S.U.

Cen tra

State

Mc Phe rs , Jane

(MR)

(Rya n - Re s igne d )

B»Ar

Ce ntr

B®S*

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Cen tra

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4550.

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(Mrs ) Mos le y , Fra nc es

4800.

Sam Hous

(Mr ) Mos le y , Ramon

5100.

Nea l

ton

M.A.

Mex ico M.A.

City

Roo

se ve lt

Bus i Mat h ea st

5 , 1961 - CONI'D

(Add

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REMARKS

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

Pos ition !

EFFECTIVE DATE

1961-1962

(MR)

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or DEGREE COLLEGE

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NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

REMARKS

New tea ch er s 1961-1962 (Team - Tra

ns fe rr er

(Mrs ) Reb dou t , Jan e

)

(Mrs ) Lon g , Hele n

- Res igne d )

(Can non

- L/A)

(Mr ) Mc Arth

(Dru ry

- Res igne d )

(Mrs ) Mc Car te

(Cal lis

- Tra ns fe rre d )

(Knight

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.(Fre

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- Res igne

(Mrs ) Wra y , Mild

tion

(Mr ) Cros

)

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sl an d ,

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ne r

ma n - L/A)

Ma uri

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4100.

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4200 .

Centra l Sta

4100.

4673.

4300. 4400.

Bet

ha ny

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Bet

ha ny

B.S.

Shie 6th

61-62

May fair 6th

61-62

2ND

61-62

Bur 3rd

61-62

Shid le r Sp e c . Ebu .

61-62

Naz . Naz .

Lan gston B.S.

61-62

O.U. M.E.

Ea s t Cen tra B.S.

O.U. B.S.

4100.

B.S.

4100.

B.S.

Iowa

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Cooli dge 6th Linc oln 3RD

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B.A.

4100. M.

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(Mis s ) Goun d , Ann

61-62

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B.S.

(Mis s ) Owen s , Wilom

North ea ste rn

4100.

(Thom

Q_J

B.S.

(Mrs ) Kre i , Joy ce Ruth

(Mrs ) Ken is on , Ve ra

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Sout

4100.

4900.

, Marjo rie

(Web ste r - L/A) ps on

B.A.

4100.

(Mr ) Johns on , La thon

- Re s ign e d )

Star . ' Phy . E®u .

o.c.u.

4200.

(Miss)

(Buch hol d - Tra ns fe rre d ) (Add ition al

. re d

(Mr ) Holm e s , Abe .

(Ma s on — L/A)

Posi

Lee

(Mis s ) Wrigh t , Ba rb a ra

6j -62

O.C.U.

(Mrs ) Will its , Gra ce

sfe rre d )

- Res igne

(Add ition al

4200.

Moon Inb . Arts

Moon ! Spe c . Edu .

61-62

Gran t Journa lism

61-62

Roo se ve lt Scie nce

61-62

North wes t Germ an

61-62

Ribgev iew Kinde rga rte

61-62

Shid 3rb

Naz .

(

1961 - CONT'D

(Mc Cull or

, Sond

4100.

(Mrs ) Ste ve ns , Anna

Posj ti on )

ona l

, Dwig ht

(Mis s ) Simo n , Ga y ne lle

nar d - L/A)

(Add i ti

4100.

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SALARY

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New Teac ition

Nic hol s , Vir gil

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(Mrs ) Ols on , Phy

(Moss - Res igne d )

(Additio

- Tra ns fe rre d )

Position

nal

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O.C.U. B.A. .

61-62

Mars hal Lan g .

61-62

South e a s t Driv er s Edu .

61-62

Cen tra l Engl ish

61-62

North Histo

61-62

Star -Spe nce r Engl ish

61-62

Roo s e v e lt Hom e Ec .

61-62

South ea st Ind us tri al

61-62

Ce ntr a l Scien ce

61-62

Mars hal l Math

61-62

North west Engl ish

61-62

Ca p itol Phy Ed

61-62

North we s t Sp a nis h

61-62

Southe ast '' Mat h 4 Coac h

61-62

Jeffe rs Nurs e

Ryan . Dud le y

4250.

(Miss) ve ns

. Ma ry

Sha ro n

ea ste rn

B.A.

Cen tr B.S.

State

Cen tra l State B.S.

ll ips

B.S.

Cen tr

Stat e

B.S.

O.S.U. B.S.

5100.

O.S.U. M.S.

4400.

O.U. B,A%

U. OF KANSAS B.S.

Minn . u .

'(Mrs ) Skou ge , Mary

(Mi ) Sma rt , John

Edward

(Mrs ) Smit h , Doro

B.S.

4250.

Cen tra l Sta

Phi

(MR)

Ste

61-62

Taft Engl

4100.

4300.

•

Ce ntr a l Eng . i Soc. Stu .

61-62

(Mrs ) Rush , Bar ba ra

■

61-62

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(Mrs ) Bal l , Yv onn e 1

465O.

4100.

(Miss )

)

B.S.

Northw es t Ass ’t Footba ll

(Mr ) Ric ks , Gle

South e a s t Math

Tex as Wes le ya N

North

, Bil

61-62

O.S.U. B.S.

4100.

425O.

Ser igh t . Myr tle

o.s.u. B.S.

O.C.U. B.A.

(Mrs ) Pre sl ey , Je a nne

(Mr ) Sal wae chter

)

4200.

435C.

ns fe rr ed

(Addi tion al tiona

ic ia

$4250.

(Mr ) Rom ines , Ja ck

- Tra ns fer re d )

(Mr ) Par ke r , wil li am

KARNfS, D. R.

)

REMARKS

thy

4350..

4550. 3400.

B.S.

Cen tra l State

B.S.

Merc

R.N.

Hosp .

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Coach

we s t

5 , 1?61 - CONT’D

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(Mr )

(Jim - Tran sfe rre d )

(Add

Fay

(Mr S) Pern al ete , Patr

)

EFFECTIVE DATE

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

(Van Poo

Lee

lli s

(Mrs ) Ols on , Fon Gly

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(Sha ck le tt

APPROVED EXP.

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1961-1962

he rs

(MR)

(Add

REPLACEMENT

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Arts

Hill Sr . Coach

■term 0 0 0

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EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

New Tea ch

Sobol , Sha ron

(Addi

Posi

)

(Miss ) Spar ks , Sus an

Pos ition )

(Mrs ) Spige ne r , Pat

(Additio

(Addi

nal

tiona

Position

(Vau ghn - Tran ds

(Pyba

Ann a Bel le

(Mrs ) Sym es , Peggy

Lynn

(Mr ) Tra yl

lip

, Phil

(Mrs ) Ulm er , Pa tri cia

(Mr ) Vin es , Ha rr

Posi tion )

(Mrs ) Wee ks , Lin da

ns ta hl

- Res igne

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(Mrs ) Haa s , Elle

(Mr ) Wel ls , Cli

ns fer re d

King

Doyl

(Mrs ) Mc La ur in , Mar

ition

ricia

$4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

Ma rs ha ll Sp e c . Edu .

4100.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

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4100.

NORTHWESTERN 0

61-62

4900.

A.B,

6l.-r62!

Jeff er son Home Ec . Dougla ss Engl ish

4515.

O.U. M.S.

61-62

Ca p itol Hill Spe c . Edu .

4100.

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

Mars hal l Math

4100.

Cen tra l State B.S.

61-62

Taf t Home Ec .

4400.

O.C.U. B.A.

61-62

O.U. B.A.

61-62

4100.

O.U. B.S.

....61-6-?-

4100.

Mich igan

61-62

4100.

Ce ntr

61-62

B.S.

Fis>$ , d,

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b e th

Ann

nto n

4100.

B.A.

(Jaeg er (Pen ningt

(Addi

tiona

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61-62

(Mr ) Will iam s . Joh n B.

4450.

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61-62

O.C.U. B.M.

61-62

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61-62

Adm n . Bld g . Tra ve lin g Music

61-62

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(Miss ) Zel inge r , Ma rgie

Sta

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B,At

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4100.

(Mr ) Wood , Wood ro w Wils on

)

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B.S.

(M|ss)

(Ragl an s - Reti re d )

REMARKS

5, 1961 - CONT'D

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Posi tion )

(Add ition al

‘ (Rose

sfe rre

- L/A)

>/ (Ray - Res igne

^‘(Add

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ton

(Rob ar

tion

EFFECTIVE DATE

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

(Lug

(Miss)

Pos ition )

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

1961-1962

er s

(Addi ||ona l tiona

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

4200*

M.M.E.

(Mr ) Zimmer man , Guy

4100.

(Mr ) Mosl

4200.

, Ja mes L.

Colo . U.

4600.

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ston

61-62

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EMPLOYMENT

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ASSIGNMENT

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NAME

REPLACEMENT*^.^

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EFFECTIVE DATE

’

REMARKS

NEW TEACHERS l96l-62 (MRS)

BANKS, BLANCHE

(SWINTON - RESIGNED)

(ad dit

ion al

(mr )

, po si tion )

BRUNO, LEON

61-62

£eoc.

COLO. U. M.A.

61-62

INSTRUCTIONAL DEP1. i JEFFERSON-1 SEC. ED.

41 00.

O.U. B.F.A.

61-62

TAFT ART

61-62

NORTHWEST ENGLISH

(MRS)

(COURSEY - RESIGNED)

COTNER, CATHARINE

c.s.c.

CREEKMORE, JANIE H.

42J0.

(MR) (CARMICHAEL - RESIGNED)

(ku tem an -

trans

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c. s. c.

FINCHER, BOBBY G.

43OO.

(miss )

B.A.

HAYS, VIVIAN KARNES, D. D.

(cha p ma n - tr an sf er re d )

KERR,

61-62

STRINGS

42p0.

C.S.C. B.S.

61-62

SOUTHEAST DRIVERS ED.

47OO.

c« s.c. B.S.

61-62

CENTRAL MATH.

- trans

ferre

(MRS)

REDDOUT, JANE

(PENIX - RESIGNED)

ALFREFF, OLGA

(ra

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(MRS)

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

STAR PHYS. ED.

4200.

E.C.S.C. B.A.

61-62

CENTRAL SOCIAL STUDI ES

4650.

INDIANA S. M.S.

61-62

4200.

NORTHEASTERN B.S.

61-62

4350.

O.U. B. S.

61-62

4100.

C.S.C. B.S.

61-62

4100.

C.S.C. B.S.

61-62

(MRS)

- tra ns fe rr ed )

BAYLESS, JUDITH (MRS)

(STORY - TRANSFERRED)

BOYLES, JEANNEE (MRS)

(DOYLE r L/A)

BULLOCK, AJLEEN 1. •(MRS)

(RUTHERFORD - RESIGNED)

COPP, HELEN

(MRS) . (.KENDALL - TRANSFERRED)

CARTER, LA VERN

4100.

(MRS)

(DRURY - RESIGNED)

CLARK, ODA 0.

c. s.c. B.S.

C.S.C. 425O.

B’S.

/ ,

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Ji:

5TH

RIDS EVIEW

4th

VAN BUREN

2ND UNI VERSITY HEIGHTS

Ist SHI ELDS ~2ND

61-62

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s-4

SEQUOYAH PRIMARY

;

CONT'.D

ROBBINS, LLOYD A.

f P.O.-

■1

4100.

(MR) (DA’KINS - re s igne d )

l'.'&

5 , 1961 -

TRAVELING MUSIC

.{te

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SOCIAL STUDIES

U. OF TEXAS M.M.

(MRS)

EVA D.

61-62

ROOSEVELT

4450.

(MR) (PIGG - RESIGNED)

B.A.

PHYS. ED.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

(MRS)

(ALBERTS - L/A)

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EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

(T> F CD O B

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

effec tive DATE

REMARKS

NEW TEACHERS 1 961 -62

(MRS) (COWELL - RESIGNED)

(ad dit ion al

po si tion

COFFMAN, BARBARA A.

)

$4100.

(MRS) COX, MA EDELLA

4700.

(MRS)

■ (ca peh

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DONOVAN, MYRA

4900.

(MITCHELL - TRANSFERRED)

DAVIS, NELLI E M.

(a dd

DURHAM, RACHEL

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pos ition

)

(Mar tin

trans

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FOWLER, MONA K. d)

(iJse - re sig ne d )

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MARCHANT, ALTA

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'<ki§IERDI ENER

- RESIGNED)

NORTHEASTERN B.A.

61-62

4100.

BAYLOR U. B.A.

61-62

4100.

FORT HAYS KAN. B.S.

61-62

4900.

NORTHEASTERN A.B.

61-62

SEQUOYAH 2ND

4200.

c.s.c. B.S.

61-62

LAFAYETTE 3RD

4200.

O.U. B.S.

61-62

COOLIDGE 4TH

4900.

O.C.U. B.E.

61-62

FILLMORE 3RD

4200.

E. C.S.C. B.S.

61-62

RIDGEVIEW 4TH

4300.

BAYLOR U. B.M.

61-62

SHIDLER SPECIAL ED.

4100.

A.B.

61-62

^W«EY - RESIGNED)

4600.

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

dlM: - L/A)

(MRS)

POWELL, CATHERINE

DENISON U.

(MRS) SANSING, FAYE

(MRS)

STEELMAN, DENE ICE

^Rn NER - TRANSFERRED)

4100.

(MRS) TAYLOR, JOAN B.

4900.

O.U. B.S. T.C. MINN. B.S.

i FOSTER - i HENRY

4200.

(mr s ) MOSLEY, SUE

WILLOW BROOK 2ND

61-62

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61-62

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MARK TWAIN

6th

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CONT'D

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LANHAM, VIOLA

NE. MO. STATE B.S.

CULBERTSON

DENVER U. M.A.

(MRS)

-■(ca va na r - L/A)

4TH 1 5th

5100.

(mr s ) HARROLD, CHERRY L.

61-62

5 , 1961 -

GEORGE, GRACE

61-62

(MRS)

(g^AU - RETIRED)

M.E.

(MRS)

FRITSCHE, RUTH H.

2ND

O.U.

B.E.

(MRS)

(ry de n - re sign ed )

61-62

O.S.U.

(mr s )

FAUDREE, CHARLES

4100.

(MR)

(hic ks - re sign ed )

LONGFELLOW

MARK TWAIN 1 1ST

BUCHANAN

6th

McKlNLEY

KDG. BURBANK

6th

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(MRS)

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TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

SALARY

REPLACEMENT

OR EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

. DEGREE COLLEGE

REMARKS

NEW TEACHERS 1961-62

(MR)

(will iam s - re sig ne d )

61-62

4200.

LANGSTON U. B.A.

61-62

NANCY

4200.

O.S.U. B.S.

WORTH, GEORGE

4200.

$4100.

(mr ) (ad di tion al

pos ition

)

CARBAJAL, ALBERT (MRS)

(coo k - re sig ne d )

HOWARD,

61-62

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(DYKSTRA - TRANSFERRED)

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PROFESSIONAL

(MRS)

LAFAYETTE

6th

61-62

(MR) GINSTERBLUM, NEIL

RIDGEVI EW 5TH

61-62

(MR)

MASON, WALTER 0.

MOON JR. IND. ARTS

61-62

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,(mr s ) 'COLEMAN, ANNA MAE (MRS)

PRICHARD, PHYLLIS S.

(MRS)

WALKER, MONA (MRS) •SALYER, KAY R.

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61-62

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61-62

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61-62

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NAME

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DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

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REMARKS

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(miss ) TAYLOR, LUCILE E.

(MR)

61-62

MABREY, J. DONALD

PRAIRIE QUEEN KDS.

61-62

KELLER, JEANNETTE

MOON JR. COUNSELOR

61-62

WASHINGTON 5TH

61-62

NORTHWEST

O.U. B.S.

61-62

4100.

IOWA STATE B.S.

61-62

PRAIRIE QUEEN KDG.

4400.

SOUTHERN STATE B.S.

61-62

WASHINGTON - 5TH "RE-EMPLOYMENT"

2600.

M.E.

61-62

"PREV.

5000.

O.S.U. B.S.

61-62

CAPITOL HI LL-VARI-TYPI 46 "PREV. IN SYSTEM"

5350.

O.U. M.S.

61-62

STAR-S P ENC ER-PH YS . ED . "PREV. IN SYSTEM"

5450.

O.U. M. E.

61-62

SOUTHEAST - ENGLISH "PREV. IN SYSTEM"

5600.

M.E.

61-62

NORTHWEST - COUNSELOR "PREV. IN SYSTEM"

4450.

c. s. c* M.E.

61-62

FILLMORE - 5TH "PREV. IN SYSTEM"

4750.

c.s.c. B.S.

61-62

HARDING - PHYS. ED. "PREV. IN SYSTEM" ,

45OO.

BETHANY NAZ. B.S.

61-62

EUGENE FIELD - 1ST "PREV. IN SYSTEM"

5150.

O.U. B . S.

61-62

$4250.

SCIENCE

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

NORTHWEST SCIENCE

LEAVE EXTENSIONS (MRS) JOHNSON, KATHERINE (MRS)

SAUNDERS, MAUDERIE H.

(MRS)

OSBORNE, LOUISE

(MRS)

(MRS) BROWN, MATTYE F.

-ins

ta te me nt s

1961-62

(MRS) bi ggins

(CARLSON -• RESIGNED)

CLUCK, CAROLYN

ma ry a .

(mr s ) (MR)

(add

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(ad dition al

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po si tion

pos ition

COSTNER, CLAY

(mr s )

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GROSSMAN, LOLA

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(wes ter

JAMES, LEWIS FRANK (MRS)

(se lk

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(MRS)

(MOREY - L/A)

PETERSON, LADELL

(INGRAHAM - re sign ed )

(ma rt

- trans

KIRK, BETTY J.

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(MRS) STRONG, CHRISTINE

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NAME

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EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

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JONES, WILBA

i960- 5i)

$5100.

(MRS)

LANIER, VIVIAN

4800.

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SAM HOUSTON C. 10

61-62

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61-62

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PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS*

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

(MRS)

TRUMAN CLERK

CARRINGTON, GRACE

8-22-61

(MRS)

(will iam s - RESIGNED)

DAVIS, MAYOLA

$205.

(MRS) (RAYMOND - RESIGNED)

(hu nt er

Du Bose , Rub y EDWARDS,

ELLANNA

8-28-61

EMERSON i DAY SECRETARY

I85.

8-28-61

FILLMORE SECRETARY

205.

8-14-61

DOUGLASS CLERK

I85.

8-21-61

CURR. LIBRARY LIBRARY AIDE

225.

9-1-61

CENTRAL - SEC. "PREV. IN SYSTEM"

8-28-61

RIVERSIDE i DAY SEC.

8-28-61

NORTHEAST CLERICAL LIB. AIDE

9-5-61

ENGINEERING DEPT. SECRETARY

(miss ) (REID - RESIGNED)

PARKS, BARBARA L.

(mrs )

)

REILLEY, JUNE

(STEPHENS - TRANSFER)

SHREVE, PEGGY

(Mc Coll

TUMA, GRACE

(ad dit

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(mr s ) (mr s )

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92.50

(mis s )

(a dd

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po si tion

(miss ) WHITE, FREDDA S.

)

VAUGHT, CAROL

ENGINEERING DEPT. SECRETARY

CLERK

102.50

(mr s )

- re si gne d )

185.

(Miss)

9-8-61

SMALLWOOD, MARTHA N.

DOUGLASS

8-14-61

215.

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RECOMMENDATIONS TC THE BOARD: V

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

MRS. GLADYS ROWE, CLERK AT HERONVILLE, WILL WORK AS A CLERK IN THE CUSTODIAL DEPARTMENT FOR ONE WEEK, SALARY $230. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 14, l^6l.

MRS.

EVA JAWORSKY, CLERK AT LEE, WILL WORK AT JEFFERSON, SALARY $200.

AUGUST I 4,

PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE

I96l .

top MISS LYNDA TREICHLER, CLERK AT JEFFERSON, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR (8 HOURS PER DAY) FOR 5'DAYS ONLY, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 28, I 961 ,

CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS. ONETA ANDERSON, FROM CLERK AT ROOSEVELT, SALARY $205. SALARY $215. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 14, 1961.

PER MONTH,

TO SECRETARY AT ROOSEVELT,

MRS. MADELINE ELLSWORTH, FROM FORD FOUNDATION SECRETARY AT BUCHANAN, SALARY $215. ATTENDANCE CLERK AT CLASSEN, SALARY $225. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 28, I 961 .

PER MONTH, TO

MRS. ELIZABETH HALLER, FROM TEACHERS' AIDE AT FILLMORE, SALARY $159. PER MONTH, TO CLERK AT JEFFERSON, SALARY $195. PER MONTH, EFFECTI VE AUGUST 14, 196l .

•x.

MRS. LORENE RAINWATER, FROM SECRETARY AT WASHINGTON, SALARY $225. PER MONTH, TO ATTENDANCE CLERK AT ROOSEVELT, SALARY $235. pER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 28, l§6l. MRS. YVONNE ROBINSON, FROM SECRETARY TO THE ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR, SALARY $270 .). PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY TO THE CURRICULUM CO-ORDINATOR, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, IEFFECTIVE AUGUST 14, 1961 .

MRS. AUDREY RUSSOM, FROM SECRETARY AT ROOSEVELT, SALARY $245, PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY TO’ THE ELEMENTARY AND MUSIC SUPERVISORS, SALARY $255, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGll-ST 14, 1961.

MR. DONALD SNOW, FROM MULTILITH OPERATOR IN THE PRINTING DEPARTMENT, SALARY $2700. PER YEAR, TO SUPERVISOR OF MULTILITHING IN THE PRINTING DEPARTMENT, SALARY $3000. PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, I96l .

CHANGE IN SALARY MRS. HELEN ARMSTRONG, SECRETARY IN THE PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, SALARY FROM $255. PER MONTH, TO $275. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1961. (CLASSIFICATION CHANGED FROM 8 TO 10)

MR. RONALD JOHNSON, MULTILITH OPERATOR IN THE PRINTING DEPARTMENT, SALARY FROM $210. PER MONTH TO $220. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1961.

I. LYTHCOTT BE PUT ON THE I961-62 HEALTH DEPARTMENT PAYROLL, SALARY IT IS RECOMMENDED-THAT _ „ . . _ DR.. GEORGE $1700. FOR PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

* THE RECREATION COMMISSION WISHES TO SUBMIT THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATIONS

€

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING AUGUST 7 AT A SALARY OF $1.04 PER HOUR MARY J. WILKERSON TWO PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING AUGUST 7 AT A SALARY OF $1.13 PER HOUR EDWIN HARRISON SANGER JAMES BOYD CHANEY

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING AUGUST 7 AT A SALARY OF $1.19 PER HOUR: KAYE TAYLOR

IT I S RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING DENTISTS BE PUT ON THE I 96I-/I962 PAYROLL: FRANK . COX, — SALARY $1700. FOR THEiYE*^, , L. E. E. GLASS, GLASS, SALARY SALARY & $3000. FOR THE YEAR:' '* ' ’ I

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Personnel Recommendation;

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I961-I962

ADAMS, ELIZABETH Q. ATKINS, SALLY M.

1925 HUNTINGTON AVE. 1208 NW 81 2500 SW 48 21 4 NW 7

BAILEY, MAVI E J. *BARDE, LETHA

BARNARD, LETTIE

BEAN, GRACE L. BENNETT, MARGARET D. BLAKLEY, ALPHADENE BURNS, JOHN BURNS, MARY CALDWELL, DOROTHY C. CHASTAIN, JAMES G, CLARK, EULA MAE COOK, BETTY W.

DAILEY, MARTHA LOU

DAVIS, HAZEL D.

EDGE, CLARA E. EDDE, JEANNE C. FARR, MIRIAM J. FLEETWOOD, JEANNE M. GAFFORD, MARY E.

GRAY, ESTHER F. GRAMBLING, LOIS G. *GRUNDY, JUNE M. HAKES, HARRI ETT E. HIGGINS, IMOGENE

ISHMAEL, LILLIE H, ♦JOHNSON, FRANKIE

JULIAN, WILMA KREGER, DOLORES

4110 P.O. 2300 1827 1828 1828 1933 3004 1537 1243 1

N. MILLER BOX: 6027 NW 28

SHEIFFI ELD ROAD NW 3 NW 3 NW 56 N. DEWEY SW 45 W. BRITTO N ROAD

2712 NW 27 1604 NW 29 1624 NW 34 3905 NW 60

2912 NW 13 2213 ASHLEY DR IVE 2045 NW 21 4029 NW 18 1031'7 SUNRISE BLVD, 1407 NW 20 1309 NW 6 2820 NW 24 504 NW 20 I 124 BEDFORD DRIVE 525 sw 57 2010 MEEKER DRIVE

9809 ASHLEY PL. 4401 SPENCER RD. I 608 N. YOUNGS

Mc Ada ms , rub ye

MADDOX, WANNA F. MATTHEWS, RADA S,

ENGLISH, SPANISH, HISTORY

KDG.,

ELEMENTARY

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KDG. KDG., ELEMENTARY HOME EC., SCIENCE, HISTORY, EN6LISH ma th

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KDG., ELEM., COMMERCE JR. H.S., SR. H.S. ELEM., JR. H.S. ENGLISH, ELEMENTARY, SPEC.

ED., S.S.

HISTORY, SPEECH, ENGLISH 3, 4, 2 JR. H.S.,

ELEMENTARY

ENGLISH, SPEECH, CHEMISTRY

PRIMARY, ELEMENTARY HOME EC. CHEM., SCIENCE, MATH. 4, 5, 6, 3 HOME EC., I, 2 ELEMENTARY, JR. HS LANGUAGE OR S.S.

3, 4 ELEMENTARY ENGLISH, CURR. LIB. 2,3,1 ELEMENTARY,„S.S. SPEECH, ELEM., BUSINESS KDG. 3,4,5 ENGLISH, FRENCH ENG., S.S., I,2,3

HOME EC.. HOME EC.,

ENG., SCIENCE,

ELEM.

MORAN, LILA R. NEIGHBOURS, EDITH

1205 NW 40 946 NE 19

ele men tar y

PASCHAL, CATHERINE PEVEHOUSE, CLARA JEAN PRIM, BETTY MINNIE

2635 NW I I

COMMERCE, el em en tar y ELEMENTARY, JR. HS., SR. HS.

REECE, MILDRED G. REVIS, RUBY M. ROUTH, FAY C.

1411 sw 59 1915 NW 2§ 1201 sw 35 104 COUNTRY CLUB CIRCLE 1308 NE 46 I933i NW 30

STEFFEY,’ LULA I*.

ELEMENTARY

KDG., PRIMARY ELEMENTARY ENGLISH, ELEMENTARY LIBRARIAN, ENGLISH, SPANISH

ELEMENTARY KDG., 1,2

TOWNSEND, WILLIE UTLEY, BLANCHE VAN HOOK, FRANCES M.

3821 NW 10 3929 NW II 3117 NW 68

WHITE, MAR6ARET ANN

4008 NW 11 4219 NW 12

KDG,,

2500 NW 39 TERR.

HOME EC., KDG.,

WILLIAMS, HARRI ET S.

FINE,

YVONNE

J WEEK ASSIGNEE PRICE,

♦reti

red

ELWYNNE L.

tea ch er s

AT STAND WATI E

4417 NW II

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY

ELEM. STRINGS,

ELEM. MUSIC, BAND

I 1ST., S.S.

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Personnel ^commendations

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I96I-I962

COOPER, MARY L. CUDJOE, JOHNELL FLOYD, WILLIAM LEE

1433 NE 13 1201 NE PARK 2508 NORTH MIRAMAR

JAMES, IVA R. MACK, MAXINE A. MAYTUBBY, WILLARD D. PARKER, STEPHEN R. PERRY, MARTHANN E.

1119 1500 P.O., 1601

PREWITT, WILLI E L. *RAGLAND, BUSZEDER B, *ROSE, WILLA G.

SANDERS, SARAH SMITH, JUANITA W.

J/'-r

TROUTT, BERTHA L, WARREN, RUTHIE M WASHINGTON, NEAL IE

WATERFORD, HAZEL SABB, BARBARA N.

COCKLIN, MEREDITH ANN FOX, GRETCHEN

HARRISON, BARBARA J. HOWARD, NANCY E. JACKSON, ENOLA MAE JONES, RUHAMAH N. LAW, BERTHA L. NAZARE, OLGA G. NEAL, DORADEAN M. *PITTMAN, MAUDE J. RIDDLE, PAULINE JACQUELYN SMITH, WIMONA B. WICKENS, SYLVIA ANN WOODEN, KATHERINE M.

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY MUSIC

NE 14 NE 8 BOX-4466(NORMAN)

NE 18 1109 NE 15

ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY MUSIC, SPEC. ED. ELEMENTARY, S.S.,, PHYS. ED. HISTORY, S.S.

1700 NE 26 1120 NE |6 1631 NE 12 921 NE 10 3124 NE 20

ENGLISH, S.S., SPEECH ENGLISH ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY, COMMERCE, ENGLISH, SPEC.-I

1737 NE 10 2102 N. KELHAM 8O9I NE 2 1105 NE 9 908 NE 6

MATH., ARTS., LIBRARY HOME EC., KDG., 1,2,5,

ELEMENTARY SCIENCE, ENG., S.S. SPEC. ED., ELEMENTARY, S.S.

2621 NW 57 110 5141 501 6|6

5221 1455 2101 RT #

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ELEMENTARY THROUGH 4TH PRIMARY, SPEC. ED. ELEM. COMMERCE, S.S., 4,5,3-

' ELEMENTARY, JOURNALISM, ENGLISH COMMERCE, LANGUAGE ARTS, -S.S. ENGLISH, HISTORY, SPANISH 2.3 -jr i

VARI-TYPING, SHORTHAND. ' CURR. LIB, MUSIC, COMMERCE, S. ELEMENTARY 2.1.3 5,4, HOME EC., ENG.

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

SERVICE

Res igna tion s â– g T, Flo or ma n

Bak er , Joh n T.

Pra iri e

Bur

Floo rm an Cen tr al

le son

, Bill

Flo or ma n Capit ol Hill

Griss om , Rob ert

Jone

Lloy

que en

Jr .

Flo orm an Taft an b North

we s t

Ray

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Kings

8-21-61

Qui nt on , Otis

8-15-61

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ton

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Sau ls , Joe Ra y mon

May fai r

8-1 l-6l

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8-4-61

8-15-61

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8-8-61

Flo or ma n Cen tra l

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8-28-61

Floor man Cap itol Hill

200.

8-17-61

Flo or ma n Taft a nb North

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Mc Gee , Pa t

8-1-61

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ss en

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ris on

, O'Neal

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100.

8-23-61

Ada ms

150.

8-16-61

May fa ir

200.

8-10-61

Floor man Cla ss en

200.

8-21-61

Floor man Capit ol Hill

200.

8-3-61

3/4 T. Floo rm an

i T. Flo orm an

Whi te , Cal

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8-21-61

8-15-61

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8-3-61

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Car lton , Cha rl ie

200.

8-8-61

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ma n

(Smith

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150.

8-8-61

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8-16-61

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150.

8-14-61

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EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

as sig nm en t

NAME

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REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

SERVICE CONT’D

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ns fe rr eb )

$200.

Cobb , Tom my Dal e

- Tra ns fe rr eb )

(Stev en son

Hor

ns be rr y ,

i T. Floor

Har ol b

8-17-61

Cap . Hill

200.

8-17-61

Flo or ma n Pa ge

5700.

8-1 l-6l

Archite ct Engin ee rin

ma n i Sr

Eac h

. &.Lee

Re s is na tion

Rei ns ta

(Muil en i .x - Prev . Res .)

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

ENGINEERING te men t

Sa mp le s , Rich

ar b

su pply Res igna tion

, Bill

La b ore r Sup ply

5 , 1961 -

Har

8-15-61

Res igna

CONT’D

MAINTENANCE tion

Mil ls ap s , C. D.

8-21-61 8-25-61

Gla zi er Maint ena nce •

I I* -

PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE

Res igna tion s Abe rna

thy

Bag ge tt ,

ne ,

gre e n

tle

Pas tu

re s

Hel pe r Dun ba r

wil li e D.

Bick ne ll .’, Myr

Boo

Hel fe r

, Rub y

Help er Northe

.80

8-31-61

Hel Gre

8-31-61

Anb er so n , Nor ma

•90

8-31-61

Hel pe r North ea st

8-31-61

Hale

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Doug la ss

8-31-61

Whit son , Des si

• 85

8-31-61

Hel pe r Mark Twa in

as t

.80

8-31-61

Hel Cla

.80

8-31-61

Hel fe r Bur ba nk

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Ta ft

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Bur ba nk

8-31-61

Hel per Val le y Brook

8-31-61

Hel fer Ma rs ha ll

Cam ac ho . Rut h

Hel pe r Mar k Twai

Cas sa by , Naom i

Hel pe r Cla ss en

8-31-61

Hel pe r Dougl as s

8-31-61

Che ad le . Ma rga

re t

ist

Bak er

Ila

Ray e

Dav ib son , Gen ev a

Roose ve lt

8-31-61

Dav is , Hel en May

Hel Cla

ss en

8-31-61

La Feve

De Shi el bs , Dor tha

Help er Burb a nk

8-31-61

Locke , Donna

Dub le

Help er Moon

8-31-61

Ferr el l , Ona -

Hel pe r Taf t

8-31-61

Littl

Gerb es , Mar i e

Hel pe r Burb an k

8-31-61

Wilk

Hal

Hel pe r Bucha na n

8-31-61

y D.

Help er Bel le Is le

8-31-61

Ham mer , Este

ll e

Hel pe r Vall ey Brook

8-31-61

Gan tz , Car

Hard

Winona

Help er Mar sh al l

8-31-61

Mitche

Len a Ruth

, Ruth

Luc ill e

Ham by , Aud re

, Virg

ejoh n ,

er so n ,

inia

Luc

il le

Eva Bel le

Pastu

re s

pe r ss en

* . * 45

lee ne

, Jewel l

Ruth

pe r

e D.

LC\

cas tl e ,

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8-31-61

Help er Dou gla s s

Will ie b .

Robb er s , Mary

8-31-61

.80

PERSONNEL ter mina ti on s

as si gn ment

NAME

'FOOD SERVICE CONT’D

Help er Bri tton

HARKINS, Ml LURES

Cook

is ,

Bett

Hel pe r Garf i el

Jon es , Bla nc he Elo

Kins sjone , Fre

ise

Kirk li SNb . Amb y Kea ton

Kirk

ejoh n ,

Pol ly

Cle men tine

J TfMcCLASsoN, Edith

tin

, Emma Lee

^on , Cor a Lee

Mel vin , Jen ni e Mill

Pe a rs on , Myr tle

Mar

Pen ry . Gal li e R. Ra ms e y , Bet ty

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Gate wood

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Woodson

.80

8-31-61

Hel Mar

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Dun ba r

WHEELER

Hoh mann , Edna

8-31-61

3-31-61 ■

8-31-61

Bro wn , Ma rv

a C.

8-21-61

Hel pe r Cre st on Hill s

8-31-61

Hel pe r Mars hal

8-31-61

ss,

8-31-61

Hel pe r Doug la Help er Dun ba r

, .Ma ry

Mum for d , Violet

Cook

8-31-61

e-31-61

Hel pe r Northe

Help er Woodson £nb Look Roos ev elt

Hel pe r Brit ton

Cook 8-31-61 Jef fe rs on he lp er --------------------8-31-61 Northwe st

g^ARTIN, OMA

Mar

Hem ke r , Zel la

8-31-61

Help er Northw es t Man age r Edwar ds

8-31-61

£-31-61

Help er Gate wood as t

.80

Cook Pra iri

Hel pe r Gra nt Help er Bri tton

8-31-61

e que en

Dus

, Minn

ie D;

Maxe y , Emma

8-31-61

8-31-61 8-31-61

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5, 1961 - COIW'D

Littl

pa tric

REMARKS

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

Harr

—

Whee le r

, Op a l L.

re ll

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

Mag er

Mar

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

NAME

e-31-61

DEGREE COLLEGE

Har

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

c co CM

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE CONT’D

Help er Hil lc re st

Ray , Ell a Sam ps on , Eli zab eth

Rya n

Singl

Mae

, Zel la

eton

Jr .

May

, Leora

8-31-61

Help Long

8-31-61

fel low

hel pe r

onia

Cook Har b

Loss i e

Longfe llow

8-31-61

Thom as , Lec tr a

Coo k Tru man

Thom as , Ruth

woob so n

ther

, Alb

eig ht

, Evel

Strau Str

Tay lor , Del

, Rut h Mar i

Van Dev en te Voege

Voight Wagne

, Alin

. Wil

8-31-61

li e

, Lora ine

Wya tt , Paul ine

8-31-61

Hel pe Doug las s

Ruth

.85

8-31-61

Coo k Tru man

ell a

.85

8-31-61

Tas h , Sus i e

.80

Cas se ll , Bea tric e L.

Han ey , Rub y

bie

8-31-61

Web b , Joyc

8-31-61

Har

8-31-61

ing

HELFER-------------------------

Help er 8-31-61 Shi el bs He ights hel pe r -----------------------8-31-61 Ca p itol Hill Jr . Hel pe r Pie rc e

8-31-61

Fay e

Hel pe r Dewe y

8-31-61

Mae

Hel pe r Univ er

, Ina

.80

Jones , Bob

sity

Hel pe r Linc ol n Hel pe r Culb er tso

He ights

7-19-61

pe r

, Bern

Coo

8-31-61

Hel Shi

pe r

.80

8-31-61

Pl ERCE

Hel

pe r

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Univ er sity

5 , 1961 - CONI'D

■Tyn

8-31-61

Cook

Tye , Syl van ia

Hel pe r Hill cre st

8-31-61

Hil lc re st

Help er Roos e v e lt Hel pe r Dou gla s s

Smith , Be rti

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

COOLIBGE er

Bowma n , Mar ia n L.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

2nb Cook Capit ol Hill he lp er

Sha w , Joe Bob Shutl

8-31-61

WOOBSON el bs

Heigh

Heig hts

8-31-61

• II

C-1

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CD H

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

NAME

sala ry

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE CONT'D

(Doni hoo

(Additi

- Tra

ns fer re d )

Pos

onal

ition

)

3)17S

8-31-61

Man ag er Ce ntr a l

.80

8-31-61

Clas se n

.80

8-31-61

•90

8-31-61

Hel pe r Dougla ss 2nd ba ke r Jeffe rs on

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Jeffe rs

.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

thy

•90

8-31-61

Help er Sun s e t Sala ds Jef fe rs on

Chl oe

•95

8-31-61

ist Cook Je ffe rs on

•85

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Adm n . Bldg ,

.80

8-31-61

Hel per Sp e nce r

•90

8-31-61

2nd Bake r Roo se ve lt

.80

8-31-61

Help er whe e le r

.80

8-31-61

Help er Woods on

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Lee

.80

“61

Roger s , Sen orie am s ,

willi

Alice

(Additio

nal

Posi tion )

Shirl ey , Ma ry

(Additio

nal

Posi

tion

)

Stine r , Ber na din e

tion al

Posi

tion

)

Wils

(Addi

)

Position

(Additio nal ■jr (A^ition al

Pos ition )

Will

iam s ,

Pos

ition

)

Willf

ord

J^tio

Posi

tion

)

Large , Netti

Van

(Xe

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- Tra

'(ctm

s /tr on g

- Tra

Ruth

ns fe rr e d )

Hininge

, Darl ene

Ha rris

(Ra ln

Pep pe rs , Ruth

- Tra

ns fe rr ed

)

(Gre en - Tra ns fe rre d ) (Eldr i &ce - Tran

sfe rre

|||f

- Ter min at ed )

(Shi pp - Reti re d )

tie

La Mar , Lorr ain e

(se k ^a - Tra ns fer re d )

, Doro

vr an ke ,

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Cha st ee n , Let

ns fer re d )

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,' Cat he rine

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nal

Jea n

Car d)

te r

Carp Wal

, Agne s

, Viv ia n

ente r

la ce

, Mau dine

, Els

i e

Rai ll y , NELLIE

Fa y e

.80

8-31-61

Tra

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"■ HELPER --------------------------

Edg em er e

Hel pe r Har di ng

^B'gt'UE-ISLE

Help er Ta ft

(

c PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

as sig nm en t

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE CONT’D

You

Help er Ada ms Hel pe r " North eas t

, The lm a Lee

Zink , Cha rl otte

WILSON

- Tra

(Howa rd (Addi

Help er ne

tiona

Mal an , Hen rie tta

.80

8-31-61

Robe

.80

8-31-61

8-3-61

Eva ns , Mab el

.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Sun set Hel pe r Mar hs al

.80

8-31-61

Je ffe

.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

•95

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

•85

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

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8-31-61

.80

8^31-6l

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8-31-61

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8-31-61

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, Jua nit

rts on

Tay lor , Edith Cam p , Virgi

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(Add

ition

Pos

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)

Jones , Bea tric

Posi

tion

)

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Posi tion )

nal

tiona

Position

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(Sta lma n - Tra

Burge

Lei

, Jua nit

, Alta

Mae

, Max in e M. a

Bur

ns fer re d )

jum p ,

)

ns fe rr ed

, Ejima

Eaton , Joan

)

ns fe rr ed

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wal ke r

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North

Main , Fra nce s

- Tra ns fe rre d )

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Chris tine

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(Add

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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

Hile , Ire

Help er Ada ms Hel pe r North eas

8-31-61

Hel pe r Arth ur Too 'k Sun s e t Hel pe r Stan d Wati e 2nd Cook Taf t Man ag er Cen tra l

Tra

ining

W (P CD

0 | CQ O O

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE CONT’D

Abs enc

Le a v e s of Hus k , Norma

Aus

tin

, Wath

Crfw s , Mar

Hel pe r Arth ur Mae ite

Je a n

Can ad a , Anna

Keys er . Hele

Pe ter

s on

Sche

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Wal

le y ,

Hel pe r Northw

8-3l-6l

es t

Ma NAG ER gufr

Pec k , Jua nit Bogle , Bill

Colle tte

, Fra nc es

. Mar jorie Alv a

Ross

Cook Arth ur

Hel pe r Gra nt 1s t Cook Mad i son Man age r May fair Hel pe r Hil lc re st

Man age r Gra nt Hel pe r Shi dl er

Bun tle y , Hel en S.

.80

8-31-61

Hel Art

8-31-61

Hel per Shi dl er

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8-31-61 8-1-61

8-31-61

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8-21-61

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Mar

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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

1 1

Personnel 1 Recommendation: 1

P-3?

Temporary employments in the Maintenance Department: Fred Blue, Temporary Heavy Equipment Operator, salary $1.75 per hour, effective August 2h, 1961< Lawrence Cudjoe, Temporary Painter, salary $1.75 per hour, effective August lh, 1961. Floyd Eugene Eoff, Temporary Apprentice Painter, salary $l.hO per hour, effective August h, 1961

Duncan Gilfillan, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 17, 1961. Matt H. Goss, Temporary Truck Driver, salary $1.35 per hour, effective August 22, 1961. Bert Graham, Temporary Painter, salary $l.hO per hour, effective July 27, 1961.

Eric Eugene Harris, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 15, 1961. Jerry Dan Huffman, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective AugusJ 1, 1961. A. L. Kemplin, Temporary Swamper, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 2-5j 1961. Frank G. Leal, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 18, 1961. Walter R. Klopfenstein, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 25, 1961. Donald Wayne Lowery, Temporary Painter, salary $l.hO per hour, effective August 1, 19ol.

Charles E. Ledbetter, Temporary Painter, salary $1.50 per hour, effective August 25, 1961. Mark E. Lord, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 1, 1961. Herbert H. Miller, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 2h, 1961. Fred W. Lynch, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 17, 1961. Joe D. McLain, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 21j., 1961. Robert S. Sanders, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 7, 1961.

James E. Simpson, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 18, 1961. Coleman L. Mitchell, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25per hour, effective August 2h, 1961. Nieman Roy, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 23, 1961. Golden E. Simpson, Temporary Plumbers Helper, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 2h, 1961. Larry R. Cheyne, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 29, 1961. Bobby J. Hunt, Temporary Laborer, salaiy $1.25 per hour, effective August 28, 1961.

Joe P. Mathis, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 29, 1961. Wayne A. Myrick, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 29, 1961. Douglas D. Nutter, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 28, 1961. Lonell White, Temporary Semi Skilled Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 28, 1961.

Temporary employments in the Textbooks Division of the Audio - Visual Department;

Robert Hudson, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 7, 1961 through September lh, 1961. John Robert Hill, salarv $1.25 per hour, effective August lh, 1961 for about two weeks.

Temporary Employments in the Supply Department; Richard Dale Hendrix, Temporary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 21, 1961. Harold Clemons Briscoe, Jr., Tengjorary Laborer, salary $1.25 per hour, effective August 21, 1961

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommendations

P-35 Change in status of Service Department Personnel;

Leo C. Arthur, 3/h Time Floorman at Classen, salary $150. per month to Full Time Floorman at Classen, salary $200. per month, effective August 3, 1961.

Albert Lee Becknel, FLoorman at Lee, salary $210. per month to Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $235. per month, effective August 16, 1961.

Luther Coffman, Relief Floorman at All Schools, salary $210. per month to Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $235. per month, effective August 16, 1961.

Virgil Cox, Floorman at Marshall, salary $220 per month to Head Custodian at Johnson, salary $235. per month, effective August U, 1961. Larry H. Doughty, Relief Floorman at All Schools, salary $200. per month to Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $235. per month, effective August 16, 1961. Anthony Kearney, 3/h Time Floorman at Marshall, salary $150. per month to Full Time Floorman at Marshall, salary $200. per month, effective August 8, 1961.

Lewis Krueger, Fireman at Taft, salary $250. per month to Head Custodian at Foster, salary $260. per month, effective August 1, 1961. John Little, Floorman at Northwest, salary $202.50 per month to Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $235. per month, effective August 16, 1961.

James P. Nolan, 3/h Time Floorman at Creston Hills, salary $165. per month to Full Time Floorman at Creston Hills, salary $215. per month, effective August 28, 1961.

Howard Potter, Floorman at Putnam Heights, salary $210. per month, to Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $235. per month, effective August 1, 1961. Homer D. Stanford, 3/h Time Floorman at West Nichols Hills, salary $150. per month to Full Time Floorman at Stand Watie, salary $200. per month, effective August 10, 1961. Lloyd Stevenson, Floorman at Page, salary $230. per month to a Custodian at Walnut Grove, salary $235. per month, effective August 17, 1961. Claud Windham, Floorman at Classen, salary $210. per month to Relief Custodian at All Schools, salary $235. per month, effective August 3, 1961. Keith Terry, Floorman at Southeast, salary should be $210. instead of $211.26 per month as shown in the August Agenda.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 “ CONT'D

Personnel i IRecommendation ----------------- ———

P-34

Change in status of Maintenance Department Personnel:

Arthur Eugene Crumm, Temporary Glazier, salary changed from $1.35 to $1.^0 per hour, effective August 26, 1961.

George M. Clark, Regular Roofing Foreman, salary $l|600. per year, changed to a Carpenter, salary $hf>00. per year, effective August 26, 1961. G. W. House, Temporary Semi-skilled Laborer, salary effective August 26, 1961.

changed from $1.5U to $1.59 per hour,

Albert Hunt, Temporary Laborer, to Regular Lubricating Specialist, salary $2800i per year, effective August 11, 1961. *♦?

Arthur C. Husk, Temporary Tender and Truck Driver, salary changed from $1.25 to $1.35 per hour, effective August 11, 1961.

Lloyd M. Laurent, Temporary Truck Driver, salary changed from $1.25 to $1.35 per hour, effective August 26, 1961. Joseph Henry Marang, Temporary Roofer, salary changed from $1.25 to $1.75 per hour, effective July 26, 1961.

Bobby J. Qualls, Temporary Laborer, salary changed from $1.25 to $1.30 per hour, effective August 26, 1961.

Change in status of Food Service Department Personnel:

Pauline Carson, Helper at Grant, salary .85 per hour to a Helper at Jefferson, salary .90 per hour, effective August 31, 1961. Beatrice Hager, Helper in the Adminstration Building, salary $1.05 per hour to Manager at Ross, salary $1?5. per month, effective August 31, 1961.

Sallie O'Haver, Manager at West Nichols Hills, salary $225. per month to Secondary Managers Training at Central, salary $275. per month, effective August 31, 1961. Albina Sekera, 2nd Cook at Roosevelt, salary .90 per hour to Helper at Roosevelt,- salary .85 per hour, effective August 31, 1961. Grace Trowe, Manager at Adams, salary $195* per month to Secondary Managers Training at Central, salary $275. per month, effective August 31, 1961. Winifred Volkum, Helper at Dewey, salary .80 per hour, to Cook at Horace Mann, salary .90 per hour, effective August 31, 1961.

Gail Webster, Manager at Buchanan, salary $215. per month, to Manager at Northeast, salary $335. per month, effective August 31,. 1961.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel tecommendations

Transportation Personnel - Star Spencer Schools 1961-62

Regular Drivers 1.

Glenn C. Golden Jr.

$100.00

Ernest Ray Gooch

$100.00

Robert L. Harmon

$100.00

11.

Mary V. Kinney

$100.00

Cecil R. Lowell

$100.00

D. W. McCoy

$100.00

7Âť

Larry McNeill

$100.00

Andrew Mitchell

$100.00

Clarence Moore

$100.00

10.

Don Rader

$100.00

11.

Jerry Don Scott

$100.00

12.

George Seebeck

$100.00

13.

John Alan Rahe

$100.00

111.

Joe Eugene Summers

$100.00

13ÂŽ

Joe H. Golden

$100.00

Substitute Bus Drivers

1. 2. 3. 11. 3. 6. 7. 8. 9.

3. #310 Personnel Approved.

Per Month

Per Day

Charles Harrison Milam King Jr. Willie 0. Lee Ward S. McCaskill R. C. Poteet J. W. Price Carl Tidwell Jr. Milton Taylor W. B. Jones

$11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00 $11.00

Supervisor

Annual Salary

Jim Summers

$3800.00

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2., and #3 was requested:

Ratification of Board and upon*

£^1961 payrolls 'previous Ij approved by ^warrants have been ^issued as followsJ

311,748.77'

1961-62 General

1961-62

j Bills and | Payrolls ‘Recommended

IT"

Bond .Fund

<19'60-61 Genera-T Item #2. -Authority to„i estimated

1961-62 1961-62 Bond Fun

Authoriz,

f 'vendor calculations ana reW

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

3ills and Payrolls te commended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT SEPTEMBER $th,1961

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1961-62 GENERAL FUND

)|<,7)iA .97

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

1i 9,381.1i 1i

1959-60 GENERAL FUND

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY

15,161.90

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY

65,008.611

BOND FUND

27,023.91

TOTAL

$202,328.03

1961-62 GENERAL FUND Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.

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Publisher Sei.

3.75

Beckley-Cardy Company

Gen.Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

I1.6I1

Paul Blakeney

Pest Control

Low

Branhamâ€™s, Inc.

Research

Low

Braniff Airways,Inc.

Travel

Board Action Reimbursement

Bureau of Publications

Library

Publisher Sei.

36.90 36.90 55.00 39.110

168.20 911.80

5U9.5O 1165.65

5.09 2.311

1,015.15

7.113

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 19tl - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

B-2-

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (con-binued)

5. bo

Audio Vis.Etrl.

Low

California Test Bureau

Gen.Instruction

Board Action

Carpenter Faper Co.

Printing

Low

E.B. Jack Castle

Gen.Instruction

Selected

Bob Cates

Vehic, H.D.

Low

City of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

b9.90

City Office Supply,I c.

Instruc.Offices

Low

12.60

City of Oklahoma City

Research

Standard

City Spring Works

Gen.Instruction

Selected

Bur-Lane Stamp

Co.

Cooperative Test Div,

Gen.Instruction

Board Action

Cory's Motion Picture Eqpt.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Low

The Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal Publication Publisher

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Gen. Instruction

Low

F.A. Davis Company

Adult Sch.Spls. , Publisher Sei.

Dawson Feed Co.

Pest Control

Low Letter Bid

Dowlings, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Bill Doyle

Instuc. Off. Gust.Supplies Super.Office Business Off. Engineer Sch.Cen.Enum. Auditor

Low

Off .Machines

Standard

Storeroom Stock

Low

Book-rebinding

Publisher Sei.

Duplicating Products,Inc.

Educational Film Lib.Asso.

Selected

1,593.98 7.13 2.99

10.12

72.75

231.00 25b.70

b85.7O

7.50

5.00 5.oo 5.oo

15.00 I,77b.b5

6.80 7b.25 105.35 70.70

250.30

13.66 262.I4.8 11.19

r. 287.33 33.30

b86.27

23.20

33.50 6.10 13.20 5.0b 10.00 13.00 lb. 70

100.5b

85.03 71.19 73.27 bb6,bo bb-6.bO

1,122.29 bo. 00

3ills and Dayrolls tecommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-32.00

Eureka Water Go.

Printing

Standard

First National Mgmnt.Corp.

T.V. Eqpt.Rent

Rent.Agreement

Gen. Electric Supply Co.

Electron Splys.

Selected

Gil-Mor Chemical Co.

Custodial Splys.

Low

The Gliden Company

Custodial Splys.

Board Action

1,0511.70

Gramercy Guild Group,Inc.

General Instruc.

Board Action

81.10

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Pest Control General Instruc.

Low

Pest Control Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Low Letter Bid

Vivien V. Haynes

Travel

Board Action

120.26

D.C. Heath and Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

630.31

Horn Seed Company

Pest Control

Low

Hunzicker Bros.

Purchasing

Low

Electron.Splys. Industrial Chem. Lab.Inc.

269.Li3

1+7.15

1160.00

50.52' 2.50 95. ho 13.9U 13.88

176.21i

7.95

Selected

23.110 12.89 7.75

Lili. Oli

Custod.Splys.

Low Selected

60.50 27.00

87.50

International Bus .Machines

IBM Eqpt.Rent.

Rent.Agreement

1,6110.00 75.00

1,715=00

International Film Bureau

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Fred Jones Ford

General Instruc.

Agreement Standard

Leonhardt Lumber Co.

General Instruc.

Low

10.00

Glendine Mathis

Travel

Board Action

116.10

T.C. MoCourry

Land & Bldg.Rent. Agreement

Riley McCullough

Mo. Dump. Priv.

Agreement

McGraw Hill Book Co.,Inc.

Adult Sch.Splys,

Publisher Sei.

3.7I1

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Supplies

Low

7.58

Mideke Supply Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls. Standard Geh.Instruction Low Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

115.611 5.29 167.15

172.1111

125.00 60.00

12.00 Lt.00 10.70 7.63

311.33

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...

.............

Bills and Payrolls |Recommended

B-li-

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Dr. Jack Miller

Book rebinding

Selected

7.00

Miller-Jackson Co,

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt. Selected

33.06

Morgensen Lumber Co,

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

Low

Gen. Instruction

1196.08 381u.OO 1113.53

1,023.61

11.80 3.15

111.95

National Education Asso.

Library

Publisher Sei.

New Method Book Bindery New State Ice Okla. Business News Co.

Library Pest Control Asst.Supt.Off.

Selected Low Publisher Sei.

Okla. City Linen Serv.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Okla. Coca Cola Bott. Co.

Library

Selected

Okla. Gas & Elec. Co.

Electricity

Utilities

11,297.59

Okla, Natural Gas Co.

Heat

Utilities

575.1111

Okla. Seating Company

Storeroom Stock

Low

llOO.OO

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Office Mach.

Standard

6.00

O.K. Transfer & Storage Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

90.00

Pipkin Photo Service

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

1.110

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Oust. Supplies Gen, Instruc. Cust. Supplies

Low

Board Action

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

58.82 80.00 60.00

3.50 7,81111.22 10.00

75.32 69.2h 115.00 193.90 1x99.110

952.86

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmaster

Cap,Hill Jr.

Postage

23.80

Postmaster

Jackson Jr. Hi,

Postage

20.82

Postmaster

Moon Jr. Hi.

Postage

211.50

Postmaster

Roosevelt Jr.

Postage

22.95

Postmaster

Taft Jr. Hi.

Postage

28.25

Postmaster

Jefferson Jr.

Postage

111.30

Postmaster

Central Hi.

Postage

1x5.25

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3111s and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-5-

Postmaster

Classen High

Postage

110.87

Postmaster

Grant High

Postage

113.32

Postmaster

Harding High

Postage

116.75

Postmaster

John Marshall

Postage

68.35

Postmaster

Northeast High

Postage

3h.57

Postmaster

Southeast High

Postage

116.75

Postmaster

Star-Spencer

Postage

28.70

Postmaster

Cap.Hill Sr.

Postage

51.67

Postage

38.27 68.62

Postmaster

. Douglass

Postmaster

Northwest

Postage

Prentice-Hall

Library

Publisher Sei.

ii.71i 1128 .Oli

1132.78

Prime Petroleum Prod, Inc.

Vehic-H.D,

Low

1118.68 130.20 968.89

1,2117.77

Readers Digest

Library

Publisher Sei.

33.96

Ellen Reid

Travel

Board Action

60.20

Rice Machinery Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

Standard

7.20

Dub. Richardson Ford, Inc.

General Instrue.

Agreement

6.115

Robinson Janitor Supply

Oust.Supplies

Selected

Scott Chevrolet Co.

General Instruc.

Agreement

S.E.B. Paint Co.

Cust. Supplies

Selected

Sharp & Nichols Music Co.

Gen. Instruction

Low

Sky Service Company

Land & Bldg.Rent

Rental Agreement

Southwest Bell Telephone Co. Spencer Water Dept. D.A. Stricklin

Telephone Water & Sewerage Mo. Dump. Priv.

Utilities Utilities Agreement

Taylor-Evans, Inc.

Pest Control

Low Letter Bid

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Standard

25.50

U.5o 12.28 119.25

66.03

67.OO 25U.51

30.00 3,995.02 11.00 110.00 320.62 311.90

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Triangle Blue Print & Supply

Trice Wholesale Electron.Co.

B-6Engineer

Low

Gen. Instruction

Selected Board Action

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Selected

108.81 3U.00 8.78 981.67 36.72

1,169.98

81i .72 110.3h 18. Oh 171.65

3814.75

Dr. Frances Triggs

Library

Publisher Sei.

Vaseco Inc.

Gen.Instruc.

Standard Low

Veazey Drug Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Clara Mae Wade

Travel

Board Action

Western Uniform & Towel Serv.

Printing

Selected

3.62

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telegraph

Utilities

16.06

Walter R. Whitcomb

Electron Suplys. »

Selected

I4.I45

Whitton Supply

Electron Suplys. » Adult Sch.Splys.

Selected

5.00

The Williams & Wilkins Go.

Wilma Cain, Clerk

5.h8 69.9& 1U.75

6.76

U9.914

Publisher Sei.

Sub-Tulsa World Petty Cash Sub-88 News Letters Distilled Water Rprs.-Voc. Eqpt. Express-Camera Travel-Elec.Labs. Oust. Supplies

8U.67

■

26.00

18.56 10.00 1.00 2.67 10.214 U6.8O 1U.00

103.27

1960-61 GENERAL FUND Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.

Printing

Low

A St E Equipment Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Affiliated Publishers, Inc.

Radio & TV

Publisher Sei.

15.95

Amer. Photocopy Eqpt. Co.

Book rebinding

Low

58.61

Bel-Mort Films

Book rebinding

Publisher Sei.

13.00

Bioscope Mfg. Company

Title 111,Maps, Film,Books

Board Action

88.714

1,089.914

6914.80

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - COK'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-7

h.22

Paul Blakeney

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Selected

Bureau of Publications

Library

Publisher Sei.

Burroughs Corp.

Miscellaneous

Standard

California Test Bureau

Storeroom Stock

Low

Cecil’s Bicycle & Lawnmower Shop

Pest Control

Selected

32.30

City Bus Company

Operating-Gas and Oil

Agreement

88.09

City Office Supply Inc.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

1,932.00 306.96

2,238.96

Clements Sporting Goods

Physical Ed.

Selected Board Action

1.60 897.10

898.70

Collins Dietz Morris Co.

Cust. Supplies

Board Action

812.89

Community Council of Okla. City and County

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

302.30

Coronet Films

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Board Action

163.00

Cory’s Motion Picture Eqpt,

Audio Vis. Mtrl. Book rebinding

Selected

Arthur C. Croft Fub.

Period.&Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

Eugene Dietzgen Co.

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt . Standard

Dowlings Inc.

Storeroom Stock

Bill Doyle

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.. Standard

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Off. Machines

63.00

360.00 3.06

11.00 23.93

Standard

tpr .Instruc .Eqpt. Standard

363.06

3h. 93

10.00

78.13

6.30 19.lb 13. oh

Board Action

•«

Eales TV & Radio Serv.

2.09

38.68 6,993.98

11.90 Uh. 21 lib, 89 3b. 29 HO. 98 hl.29 9.60 39.83 33.99 36.19 33.99 llh.13

E73.U1

28.68

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.................. . ...... .

. .........~.. . ■ _

......

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-8-

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) Educational Testing Serv.

Title V,Supplies

Publisher Sei.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Audio V. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

90.39 30.00 .10 120.00 .10

130.20

Essential Education

Audio V. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Gateway Productions, Inc.

Title 111,Maps Film, Books

Board Action

7011.60 io.

713.00

General Electric Supply Co,

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

66.77 13.60

82.37

General Floorcraft,Inc.

Oust. Supplies

Standard

Goodyear Service Stores Graflex, Inc.

17.111

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Low

69.16

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Standard Storeroom Stock

Graham Paper Company

17.00

Board Action

Harper & Brothers

Library Supplies

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Title 8,Eqpt. Board Action Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Selected

8.10

966.60 6.09 883.28

Publisher Sei.

1,833.97

21.92 308.33 8.28

316.61

Haun’s Sporting Goods

Physical Ed.

Board Action

968.60

Hearne Brothers

Gen. Instruction

Board Action

32.30-

Hunzicker Bros.

Radio & TV

Low

78.62

Indiana University

Title 111, Maps, Film, Books

Publisher Sei.

Industrial Arts Supply

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

Inter-City Violin Studios

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Selected

30.00

International Bus. Mach.Corp.

IBM Eqpt.Rental

Standard

97.73

Ray Jacoby

Radio & TV

Selected

3.30

Johnson Who. Electronics

Title 8,Eqpt.

Board Action

Kamp Bros. Grocery

Home Ec. Gen. Instruc. Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Title 111, & 8 Equipment

Board Action

LaPine Scientific Co.

313.00 1,127.88

6,138.32

3U.76 103.22 19.37

177.33 ,117.13

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D r

3ills and Payrolls 3e commended

B-9-

1960-61 GENERAL FT’ND (continued)

Library Service Company, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Book rebinding t’ibrary Title 111, Books

Board Action

New Lib. Books

Library

New Library Books

87.31 156.06 80.72 h41 1248 10.16 16.96 9.93 31.69 9.65 55.21 2,336.51 706.2>? 13.07

3,530.39

J.B. Lippincott Co.

Audit Sch.Supls.

Publisher Sei.

173.08

Litho Negative & Plate Co.

Printing

Selected

203.00

McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.

Library Supls.

Publisher Sei,

Medical Books for Children Pub. Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Melton Company, Inc.

Title 3,Maps, Film, Books

Board Action

20 40

Metropolitan Water Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

3h.00

Mideke Supply Co.

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

The National Ed. Asso.

Library Supplies

Publisher Sei.

National School Pub. Relations Association

Period.&Nwsprs.

Publisher .Sei,

A.J. Nystrom & Co.

Title 3•> Maps

-Board Action

Office Publications,Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Okla. City Linen Serv.

Adult Sc h. Splys.

Board Action

15.00

Okla. Coca Cola Bott. Co.

Library

Low

15.00

Okla.Oxygen Company

Gen. Instruction

Board Action

Okla. ■Paper Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

1,696.76-;

Okla. Seating Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

2,96746

Programmed Teaching Aids,

Library Supplies

Publisher Sei.

10.00

Rand McNally & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

130.05

Refinery Supply Co.

Title 111, Maps Film, Books

Board Action

614*68

7.14 33.00 .69

33.69

17343

1.90

75.00 237.25 545

2 40

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-10

Reinhart Farm Store,Inc.

Pest Control

Standard

20.00

Rice Machinery Co.

Rpr .Instruc.Eqpt. Selected

2.00

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Cust. Supplies

Board Action

Rockwell Mfg. Co.

Driver Training

Selected

113.60

Royal McBee Corp.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Standard

2.13

School and Church Eqpt.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Science Materials Center

Radio & TV

Publisher Sal.

Scott,Foresman and Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Sesac, Inc.

Radio & TV

Standard

Smith Corona Marchant, Inc.

Gen. Eqpt.

Agreement

Stansi Scientific Co.

Title 3, & 8 Eqpt.

Board Action .

State Dept, of Education

Title

John Sutherland Productions

Audio V. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Charles Travis

Special Ed.

Sp .Ed.Reimb.

Triangle School Eqpt. Co.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl. Board Action Title 3, Maps,Bks,Film Title 8, Eqpt. Title 3, Eqpt, Low

1,0110.00

U18.2I1 2.50 .23

2.73

37.60 220.90

33.00 1,367.10 92.73

122.32

Supplies Standard

120.00 .211 -

120.211 23.00

11,020.00 719.112 1,309.70 1118.30

6,397.62

Twayne Publishers, Inc.

Instruc.Off.

Publisher Sei.

Uarco, Incorporated

IBM Bureau Printing

Board Action Low

University of Illinois

Library

Publisher Sei.

10.33

Univ, of Washington

Book rebinding

Publisher Sei.

7.30

Vari-Typer Corporation

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Standard

20.76 18.116

39.22

Vaseco, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Standard Selected

7.20 3U.30

111.70

Webco, Inc.

Engineer

Selected

11.66

2,01111.31 131.30 13.13

2,189.16

39.00

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONI'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-11'

The Welch Scientific

Gen.Instruc.

Board Action

■22.20

Western Uniform & Towel Serv.

Indust.& Voc.

Board Action

8.35

Westinghouse Appliances

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Selected

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Bk-Dr.George Portraits Consultant Serv.

P.G. Reimb.

Sp. Ed. Supplies

Publisher Sei.

Acme Brick Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

American Pamcor, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

The Automotive, Inc.

Vehic-Reg.

Low

21 .hh

Barada & Page Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

5.50

Mark Blodgett Insulation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

68..I1O

Brown Machinery Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

183.00

Calbar, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

Capitol Steel & Iron Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Cathey Roofing Supply Go.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

6.07

2.02 11.110 27.00

33.112

1959-60 GENERAL FUND Library Service, Inc.

5.17

1961-62 BUILDING LEVI

Central Okla.Eqpt .Corp,

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

City of Okla.City Bldg.Dept.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

City Spring Works

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

j'WsS City yeasurer

Mtrl-Bldg.

Cook Electric Supply

Crane' Supply Company

203.00 70.57 .hl

5.h9 .72

70.98

6.21 135156

157.50 U62.00 799.50

1,1119.00 2I4O.OO 10.00

17.78 8.99 ■

26.77

Agreement

6U0.00

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

307.20

Mtrl-Bldg,.

Board Action

76.12

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-12-

Dale George Co., Inc.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

The Denman Co.

Mtrl-HLdg.

Low

Devoe Paint Co,

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

2110.00 I4.96.oo

736.00

The Dolese Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Grounds

Low Board Action

66^37 13'. 57 21.30 75Â»oo 18.00

1911.611

32.00 32.76

6L1.76

30.16 23I1.20

28U.36 107.52

Easton-Quade Company, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Federal Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

The Glidden Company

Mtrl-HLdg,

Board Action

General Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl-HLdg.

Low Letter Bid

General Truck Company

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Goldblatt Tool Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

82.30 61.30

1113.80

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

19.25 115.110 8.I1O

73.05

Selected

18.80, 366.17 201.60 3311.00

535.60 "'35.80

19.21

Bill Hinkle Trucking Serv.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

21.00

Hi-Way Used Equipment Co.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

5.00

A.C. Horn Company of Texas

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

397.00 227.50

6214.50

Hunzicker Bros.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low Letter Bid Low

155.03 1.80

156.83

Industrial Gasket & Packing Co. Vehic-H.D.

Selected

11.95

International Harvester Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

ll.Oli

J & R Supply Company

Vehie-Reg Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg. Mtrl-Bldg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Sele cted

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

H.E. Leonhardt Lumber Co.

10.20 22.95 29.60 2.60 1.81' 13.36 17.119

98.01

1157.60

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1?61 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Makins Concrete Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

B-13Board Action

McCormick Steel Co.

Mt rl-Bldg.

Board Action

Mideke Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected Board Action Low

Vehic-Reg. Mtrl-Bldg. Mtrl-Grounds

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Building

Standard

Low

M & V Supply Company

Mtrl-Butiding

Standard

Norman Plumbing Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

The O’Brien Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Oil Filter Company

Vehic-H.D.

Low

Okla. Oxygen Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Patterson Steel Co. Pennsylvania Tire Co.

Mtrl-Bldg. . Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

Poe’s Motor Supply Company

Vehic-Reg,

Low

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

Reinhart Farm Store, Inc.

5.95 21k.7^ 96.60 . 80.38 56.00

k53.7i

11.k8 k99.O7 2kO.kO

75Q.95 k.15 k69.60

36k.25 7kk.00

1,108.25 51.51

26.86 2k. 21 1.32

52.39 192.00 3k.28

Low

Mtrl-Bldg.

2,070.37

193.75

Selected

The’ Perolin Company, Inc.

?■

1,19k.60 11.2? 11.25 33.50 k25.2* 12k.20 270.32

—

k77.90 18.36 21.96 ll .00 23.93

68.25

6.2k 6.9k Ik. Ok

27.22

157.31

Rent It Company

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Robberson Steel Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

k3.35

S & H Shade Company Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

k8.35

Southern Air Filter Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

235.50

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT’D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

•B-lb-

Joe Southwell

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

328.00

Southwest Parts Corp.

Vehic-H.D,

Selected

20.14.2

Standard Roofing & Mtrl. Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

21.00

State Agency for Surplus Prop.

Mtrl-Building

Selected

U.S. Supply Company

Mtrl-Building

Board Action Low

115.50

32.12 136.01; 226.01 119.31;

533.51

Western Machinery Corp.

Mtrl-Grounds

Selected

33.57

Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Mtrl-Bldg

Standard

3.26

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Mtrl-Grounds Mtrl-Buildings Vehic-Regular Vehic-H.D.

P.O. Reimb.

American Air Filter,Inc.

Mtrl-Building

Standard

American Marietta Company

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

Builders Construction Co.

Est.#5,H.Hoover

Board Action

Campbell Glass & Mirror Co.

Title 5, Mtrl.

Low

182.37

City Office Supply, Inc.

Title 5, Eqpt.

Low

121.20

Davidson & Case

Mtrl-Building

Low

123.55

The Denman Company

Mtrl-Building

Board Action

The Dolese Company

Mtrl-Building

Low

Dulaney's

All Sch.Furn.Eqpt. Board Action

6,732.00

Evans Duplicating Eqpt. Co.

Rpls.Instruc .Eqpt

Board Action

76.70

Federal Corporation

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

F.E. Georgia Supply Co,

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

6U.00.

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Board Action

90.09

Graybar Electric Co. Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

1,281.51;

.99 283.58 3.81 7.60

295.98

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND 3k. 00

226.95

36,820.15

U5.oo

102.60

635.00

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Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

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Mtrl-Bldg.

B-15Low

I4I4.6O 15.63 I4.8.30

108.53

13.50

Low

Bill Hinkle Trucking Serv,

Mtrl-Grounds

Holmes & Torbett, Inc.

All Sch.Furn.Eqpt,Board Action

1,162.50

Hoover Brothers, Inc.

All Sch.Furn.Eqpt.Board Action

1,150.70

A.C. Horn Company of Texas

Mtrl-Bldg,

H.E, Leonhardt Lumber Co.

' Mtrl-Bldg.

I4.82.9i

Low

1,260.99

Board Action

Mack Trucks, Inc.

Vehic-Reg.

Standard

Makins Concrete Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Okla. City Scenic Company

Rpls.Stage Sett.

Board Action Low

Okla. City Water Dept.

Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

Okla. Electrical Supply Co.

All Sch.F.&Eqpt.

Board Action

Okla. Seating Company

All Sch ,F ,&Eqpt.

Board Action' Low

The Refinery Supply Co.

All Sch.F.&Eqpt.

Board Action

330.145

Southern Air Filter Inc.

Mtrl-Grounds

Board Action

52.75

Standard Roofing & Mtrl.Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

99.00

Vaseco, Inc.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low

191.00

BOND FUND

14,38

12.85 U5.68

1,605.00 522.00

2,127.00

639.00 10,239.25 150.00

10,389.25

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Acme Brick Company

Storm Damage

Low

Buck’s Sporting Goods, Inc.

Eqpt.All Schools

Selected

270.00

Butler Shade Company

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Board Action

608.00

Connelly Paving Company Inc.

Est.#2,Jefferson

B.o.aaid Action

3,^14.10

R. Duane Conner

Est .#10, Sunset,. , --

qfflmavAction

222.57

Coston-Frankfurt-Short,Inc .

Est.#5, H.Hopver

Board Action

736.141

Northeast 'Eqpt.

Board" Action

726.00

Duplicating Prod.Co.Inc,

33.00

50.20

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BOND FUND (continued)

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Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Roosevelt Eqpt.

Low

Hobart Sales Agency

Sunset Eqpt.

Board Action

1,215.00

14,838.86

2.00

W.R. Lowe Building Co.

Est. #10, Sunset

Board Action

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Imp. Grounds

Low

403.87

Mullen Crafts Corp.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Selected

335.00

Okla. Seating Co.

Jefferson Eqpt. Sunset Eqpt. Northwest Eqpt. Sunset Eqpt.

Board Action

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Northwest Eqpt.

Board Action

Southwest Title & Trust Co.

Miscellaneous

Standard

58.00

Thompson Book & Supply Go.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Selected

611.50

Triangle School Eqpt. Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

166.35 443.85 356.00 1,282.80

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2,249.00 143.40

1,000.00

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SPECIALS PAID.DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

Oklahoma County Treasurer Tax Assessments

Tax

72725"

Oklahoma City Treasurer Tax Assessments

Tax

36,315.13

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It was .moved, by Mr. Thompson and. seconded, by Mrs. Welch 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 $202,328.03 as recommended. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

R. #311 Bills and | Payrolls j Approved

Motion was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of electrical supplies for use in vocational classes from the following companies who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Notice. The total- amount of $1,010.54 is to be charged to Account G 240-B. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye." General Electric Supply Co. $ 90.00 John H. Cole Co. 76.18 Butts Electric Supply, Inc. 109-03 Emsco Electric Supply, Inc. 597-84 Graybar Electric, Inc. 137-49

■R- #312 Purchase of Electrical Supplies Approved

Total (15117 A) ICE FOR»QUOTYTIO\S $ \TIONS will b/I bv *d -oi Edu'catio ^School DKnivt 000 bounty Oklaho Jia*in1’/; mhe Director of, Orth Klein, O ,, until 2 00 •SY., jr, August 2f ur< JLEC1RICA for. So <»h PltWHill Sr. ihoma astxjtg ' or soijSpPFhereafrcr a public opening i received bv the. ion v’lll.be held .-Ins ' Director, ol JJufrtallon tcheit ed^af-' n opening 'date ^dft Sic. tinned , ill be 'submitted ed proposal blanl s. plan* and specll description of " ervices idestrgd, 'ar

$1,010.54

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

#313 ?urchase of Custodial Sup;. Approved

tn It was moved by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, to approve the purchase of custodial supplies and hand tools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice, in the amount of $1,906.97> to be charged to Account G 540-A. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. .

Morgensen Lumber Company Mideke Supply Company Mars Har Ind - M) 52 -w ti fi •S & e '•a -S'w tg PAiw fl) S3.R ' -’gWS^.2 . a JoWn^f

#314 hrchase of iiology Textiooks Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purch^ge of biology textbooks for use by all schools from Library Service Company in the amount of $6,473.6O to be charged to Account G 220. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

G #315 hrchase of rocational Sup. pproved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the pure for use in vocational departments of various schools from the foil submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice be charged to Account G 240-B. (See list at end of minutes)

• #316 urchase of lacktop Sealer pproved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and s ed by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of 1,980 gallons of blacktop sealer for use at Capitol Hill Senior High School from Cathey Roofing Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice, in the amount of $1,960.20 to be charged to Account EL 620-C. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

nrollment igures

Information to the Board Dr. Parker, Superintendent, reported that the first day attendance figures in the Oklahoma City Public Schools showed a total of 65,608. He further stated that ’'6,141 of these pupils were enrolled in kindergarten.

pecial Transfer Mr. John Green, attorney, and Dr. Alfonzo L. Dowell, a resident of Pleasant Hill School ituation District, appeared before the Board and discussed the transfer situation of Dr. Dowell's iscussed two children. The Board indicated that the transfer situation of the seventh grade girl was settled by precedent and by statute.

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch that if the boy enrolled in the electronics course and continues to pursue it diligently, he can go to Northeast High School. Upon roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 - CONT'D

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was .made hy Mr. Thompson, seconded |R. #317 by Mrs. Welch, and carried. | Adj ournment THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST:

Clerk Approved the

day of

> 1961.

R. #315 - Continued (List of Suppliers)

Whitton Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Marshall Supply Company Danneriburg Distributing Company Kilpatrick Brothers Morgensen Lumber Company Sharp Auto Company Industrial Arts Supply

Total

30.72 4,251.61 44.72 144-58 126.74 636.22 243.68 249.02

$5,727.29

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MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION CÂť THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1961, at ^:3O P.M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President

William F. Lott, Vice President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Mrs. Warren F. Welch ABSENT:

Otto F. Thompson

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and M. J. Burr Assistant Superintendents; Gerald Kidd - Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent; H. G. Buchanan, C. E. Costley, Tom Smith - Directors; Dr. Mervel S. Lunn - Assistant Director of Teaching Materials; H. B. Ginn - Business Manager; David Light - Chief Accountan Mrs. Gladys McDonald - Director of Elementary Education; Elaine Tucker - Resource Consultant Walter A. Lybrand - Attorney; George H. C. Green - Treasurer; Millard Prigmore - Auditor; Wilma Cain - Clerk; Gladys Gillette, Bill Thomas, Eva Morrow, Margaret Gentz, Johnnie Cunningham, Beth West, representing Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid of The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given by. Mrs,. Welch.

Invocation

Mr. Bennett recognized the guests who were present.

Guests Welcome

On motion made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Skaggs, the .minutes of the meeting of R. #318 Minutes September 1961, were approved. Mrs. Welch suggested that as to the minutes of .meeting Approved of September 5; 1961, to .make them speak the truth, the resolution in regard to purchase of surplus property be expunged from the minutes of that .meeting and included in the .minutes of this .meeting of October 2, 1961. The vote to approve the .minutes of September 5 so ordered. The .minutes of the .meeting of August 29, 1961, were also approved on roll call.

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs.

Welch to approve the following resolution:

RESOLUTION

"The Board of Education of Independent School District I-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, hereby resolves to purchase certain surplus federal improvements located at Tinker Air Force Base for removal from site through the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare at 95$ public benefit allowance under the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of I9U9, as amended, and to accept and be bound by any reservations, restrictions, or conditions that .may be placed by that Department on such purchase and as may be set forth in the instrument transferring title to such improvements, and it hereby further resolves that W. E. (Bill) Taylor, Vocational Supervisor, be and is hereby authorized to enter into such negotiations as .may be necessary for such purchase and to perform any acts and sign any and all instruments as .may be necessary to effect such transfer of title, and it hereby further resolves that all of the terms and conditions incorporated in such transfer instruments be and they are hereby accepted."

R- #319 Purchase of Building Approved

All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

The above resolution.covers a 25' x 110' wooden building for the total consideration of $72.25 (plus $200.00 for a Performance Deposit which will be reimbursed after removal of the building). LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, approved the agreement between the Board and the Research Institute at Norman as paying for fixed services.

Attorney's Report

He approved the items of contract for the purchase of lots in Block 12, Southern Hills Addition.

He approved the items of contract covering Lot 15, Block 6, Orchard Park Addition. In accordance with Judge Lybrand's instructions that the Business Office be authorized to pay to V. H. Carroll, Trustee in Bankruptcy for Van's Heating and Plumbing Specialties, Mr. Lott .moved and Mr. Skaggs seconded a .motion that the payee on this $9-50 claim be so changed. On roll call the .motion carried unanimously.

R. #320 Authorization Change Payee on Claim

Mr. Green, School District Treasurer, presented his report for the month of September and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

Treasurer's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, presented his annual Report of Audit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1961, and his Budget Report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1962. Copies are on file in the Clerk's office.

Auditor's Report

On motion by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the foregoing reports were approved as presented.

R. #321 Reports Approv

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Certificate of achievement Read

Mr. Bennett read the folffcwing Certificate of Achievement which was presented to the Oklahoma City Public Schools by the Education Division of Better Homes & Gardens: Better Homes & Gardens in cooperation with National Education Association National School Boards Association Awards OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS this CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT for ACTION IN EDUCATION and in recognition of efforts in behalf of advancing local education

(Signed)

Harold V. Webb Acting Executive Director National School Boards Associatio

(Signed)

Frank W. Hubbard Assistant Executive Secretary National Education Association

(Signed)

Bert Dieter Editor Better Homes & Gardens

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT L #322 Crips to Professional leetings Approved.

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

Jack F. Parker, Meeting of Superintendents of the Larger Cities, Buffalo, New York, October 12-14, 1961. Gilbert Robinson, American Association of School Personnel Administrators, Chicago, Illinois, October 24-27, 1961.

L. V. Ballard and W. E. Taylor, Four-State Conference on Industrial Arts and Vocational Education, Kansas State College, Pittsburg, Kansas, October 6-7, 1961. Associated Public School Systems Regional Conference, October 12-14, 1961, Fayetteville, Arkansas. Three or four people in a car (not to exceed four) to be designated by Dr. Parker. L #323 Resolutions of appreciation Lpproved

It was moved by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch, to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following persons recently deceased: Mrs. Agnes Wheeler, retired clerical employee, deceased September, 1961.

Mrs. Karlese Shane, teacher Northeast High School, deceased October 1, 1961. The motion carried unanimously. L #324 travel Expenses Lpproved

Motion was .made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, to approve the traveling expenses of Dr. Carlton W. Berenda, Norman, Speaker, Advanced Science Study Group, October 30, 1961, to be paid by the Board of Education. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

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NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

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SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

WILLARD KDG.

ELLIOTT, KATHRYN (MR) COLEMAN, WILLIAM

(MR) MAYES,

EDGAR L.

(MR)

NIPPER, CHARLES

(MRS) HARVEY, MAXINE

9-29-6)

(MRS)

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BROMMER, EDNA

9-19-61

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ARMSTRONG, MARY E. AGNOS, (MRS)

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TAYLOR, M. RUTH

JACOBSON, ALTA

61-62

4400.

KNOXVILLE C. B.S.

61-62

DOUGLASS MATH.

4250.

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4300.

O.S.U. B 0 S.

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61-62

WASHINGTON - 4TH "RE-EMPLOYMENT"

9-1-61

PRAIRIE QUEEN i KDG.

2050.

O.U. B.S.

4100.

O.S.U. B.S.

9-5-61

PRAIRIE QUEEN PHYS. ED.

K.U. B.A.

9-8-61

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9-5-61

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9-5-61

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4200.

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9-18-61

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5100.

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10-2-61

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4200.

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Personnel Recommended

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS EMPLOYMENT IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT STANLEY KEMLER, M. D. BE EMPLOYED AS A PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTANT TO

WORK ON A SPECIAL PROJECT AT ROOSEVELT JR. HIGH SCHOOL. HE WILL MEET ONCE A WEEK BEGINNING SEPTEMBER 20, 1961 , UNTIL MAY 2J, 1962, SALARY $50.00 PER WEEK (|00$ REIMBURSABLE FROM NDEA FUNDS).

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

MRS. GENEVA JOHNSON AS A CLERK AT DOUGLASS FROM AUGUST SALARY $170. PER MONTH.

I96l

THROUGH AUGUST 14, I 961 ,

MRS. RUTH FLAITZ AS A CLERK IN THE PERSONNEL OFFICE, SALARY $20$. PER MONTH, 1961.

EFFECTS

SEPTEMBER 5,

MRS. FREDA MAE MISKOVSKY AS A CLERK AT JEFFERSON, SALARY $195. PER MONTH, SEPTEMBER 5, I96l.

EFFECTI VE

CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENTS

MISS GAIL BREEDIN6, FROM KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, I.B.M., SALARY $225. PER MONTH, TO ASSISTANT IN THE TAB. DIVISION, SALARY $245. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER II, 1961.

CHANGE OF SALARY FOR PRACTI CAI

NURSING INSTRUCTORS

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE SALARI ES OF THE FOLLOWING PRACTICAL NURSING INSTRUCTORS CHANGED RETROACTIVE TO JULY I, I96IS , MRS. RUTH KILLOUGH, MRS, IRIS JOHNSON, MRS,LA RUE MC LELLAND, AND MRS. ELIZABETH LOWE FROM $4200. PER YEAR TO $4500. PER YEAR.

MRS. MARGARET MC LAIN FROM $4500.

PER YEAR TO $4800. PER YEAR.

MRS. EDITH LARSEN KLEIN FROM $5100. PER YEAR TO $5400. PER YEAR.

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D .........

Personnel Recommended

RECOMMENDATIONS TO TOE BOARD: SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1961-1962: ALLEN, JOY

5113 N. MILLER

KD8.,

BEDDOW, ADA BENNETT, NANCY A.

910 NW 42 225 NW 24, APT. J 101 E. lO(EDMOND) 2625 NW 109

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BERNARD, MILO BUCHANAN, ELLEN M. *BLACK, HAZEL K.

1)6 NW 32 6606 NW |6

COFFMAN, JIMMYE CORDON, ERMEL COUCH, MARY F.

COX, ROMA *CROSSMAN, MARY ♦cUNNINSHAM, ESTELLE

EASTER, STANLEY E. FRIEDMAN, SUSAN Bo *800DE, NETTIE

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LOCKNEY, ANNE n b.

N. VERMONT N. EVEREST HOLLY DR. NW 23 NW 17

MARSAU, ANITA MATLOCK, BERYL MERRITT, VIR8 INI A M. MILLER, PEARL MILLER, TESSIE MINS, ARVIL D. MORRIS, IRIS 60

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LANGUAGE

ELEM. LAN6UA8E ARTS, MUSIc(VOCAL -BAND)

H03 BEDFORD 3232 N. WARREN

KD8., PRIMARY, 2,3,4 HOME EC., KDB.,1,2,3

3729 NW 24

8101 S. SHI ELDS 2339 NW 12 1309 NW 6

MUSIC., BAND, VOCAL ELEM. ELEM., KD6. 2,3,1

2317 1417 2820 1909 1124

MATH. SPANISH, ENGLISH ELEM., S.S, IND. ARTS., WOOD, DRAFTING, ELECT, KD8., ELEM.

BATEWOOD nw 35 NW 24 ANDOVER COURT BEDFORD

2237 NW 30

2,3,KD6.,

504 NW 20 3403 COLTRANE RD.

SPEECH,

9817 VILLA6E DR. 2713 NW 55 TERR. 3522 WESTMONT ST.

PRIMARY, ELEM., FRENCH ELEM., ENG., SPEECH BUS., ENS., HIST., S.S.

3208 WILSHIRE 2817 SW 52

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11 10 MARYDALE DR, 1817 nw 35 942 NE 19 102 W. lin n (norm a n ) 3136 NW 26 2417 GLADSTONE TERR. 1744 CARLISLE RD. 34l6 NW 36 6| I S. COLL EBE (EDMOND).

PENNI NSTOIs), EUA *PHINNEY, MYRTLE

2501 NW 45 303 NE 16

PRIEST, LINDA

2938 NW 42

REED, BETTY ANN RI8SS, BETSY Rl PPEY, SALLY W.

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N. REDMOND nw 33 NW 34 NE 10 SW 54 PL.

NAVE, MARJORIE NIPPER, FRANCES S. NOTLEY, MARY E, ♦PETREE, LORA J.

ROBERTS, CLARENCE Ro ROBERTSON, SANDRA A. ROBLYER, JIMMY F. ROGERS, BETTY

ELEM.

ART, HIST., JR. HS COMMERCE, ELEM., HIST.

824 mo nne tt (nor man )

4501 I8O9 3221 7528 2642

JORDAN, LOUELLA S. KIDD, WILMA J. be tty

1241 3505 1012 2725 2717

4TH,

5929 NW 56

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Mc Ca ndl e s s , Mc Nal ly , ewi

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1204 NW 44

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1,2

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ENG., ELEM. HISTORY, S.S. MATH,, S.S., FRENCH, LATIN

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(CONT’D)

RUST, JOE DELL SIDES, CORA S.

2934 NW 17 1316 NW 102

STEVENS, W. WAYNE

2209 sw 70

TINKHAM, CLAUDINE

VON TUN®ELN, BETTY

5404 S. LINN 4307 RANCHO DR. 2222 N. D0U6LAS BLVD. 63OI nw 39

KDS., 1,2, 1,2,3

WOOD, HAROLD L.

2404 sw 47

IND. ®TS., S. S., PHYS. ED.

HALL, TOMMIE JENKINS, LILLIAN JONES, JOYCE E. RENSHAW, BETTY L. RENSHAW, MARY E. JOHNSON, BETTY

1347 1400 1512 3320 4129

SUB. SUB. SUB. SUB. SUB. SUB.

REID, LEAVIE SANDERS, SARAH E. SIMMONS, DAISY H.

2304 NE 24 931 ME 110 2828 NE 19 3332 NE |6 1619 NE 14 2036 NE 6RAND

TURNER, DOROTHY TURNER, MARTHA

TYLER, OCTAVIA ANDERSON, BOSTON BRUTON, M. MAYDELINE DAVENPORT, M. M. KIRKLAND, HENRY J. MOORE, DOROTHY M. PERRY, JUANITA L. SALONE, DOLORES Y. WHITE, ESSIE

LAFAYETTE DR. WILLIAMS DR. sw 65 S. META NW 12

3300 S. META

5915 ne

1905 N. EASTERN 2717 NE 19 2300 N. HOOD 1203 EUCLID 1715 N. FARRIS

VOCAL MUSIC, ELEM.

ELEM.v

INST. MUSIC, VOCAL MUSIC, SPEECH 1,2,3 3,4,5

SEC. SEC. SEC. SEC. - TCHR. AIDE SEC. - TCHR. AIDE SEC. - T,CHR. AIDE

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TERMINATIONS NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

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NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

effective

REMARKS

DATE

SERVICE

RES16NATI0NS 3/4 T. Floor

Cam pb el l , Rich ar d

South

For

ei gn

, Joh n D.

, John

®an , Nola

Floo rma n ... Capit ol Hill

2 Ti Flo or ma n

Ha rd in ®

(Dem ps ey - Tran

Thom pson . Eul

Wom ac k . Lar

Edward

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Grant

He is hts

Ele

Todd , Cla

8-22-61

100.

8-31-61

9-8-61

3/4 T. Floo South e a s t 2 T. Floor

Lee

Cam p , Jac k

200.

9-11-61

9-1-61

Woo

, Raym ond

200.

9-6-61

9-8-61

John

, Dan ny

200.

9-19-61

Floor ma n Northw es t Flo or ma n Cen tra l

9-1-61

Dris ki ll , Car l Ray mon d

200.

9-7-61

Floorm an Cap itol hill

150.

9-15-61

Mar

100.

9-1-61

tus

200.

9-22-61

Flso Putn

Fra nk lin

100.

9-13-61

2 T. Floo rm Rid ®ev iew

200.

9-6-61

Floo rm an Ha rd in ®

50.

9-5-61

s on

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9-5-61

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man

105.

Eme rs on Flo or ma n Hawth or ne

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9-8-61

8-31-61

9-15-61

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3/4 T. Floo rm an

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9-12-61

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9-12-61

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9-22-61

ns fer re d )

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$150.

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Lee

9-1-61

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, Richa

8-31-6)

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Wood y , Ray mon d

(Rut he rf ord

T. Floo He ronv ill Flo or ma n Mars hall

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CONT'D

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sfe rre d )

Sco tt , Bob

Wom a ck , Lar

Jr .

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2, 19^1 -

m®r

T. Floo rm an

9-7-61

Fls orm a n Northwe st Floo rm an Cen tr al

Kin ss ton , Art hu r

man

Emerso n Floor man Haw th orn e

Jac ks on , Tom mie

Knowlt

T. Floor

Lee

Dunn ,?Roy <• s

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Cob b ,,Tom my

man

ea st

Pose y , Rob ert

Hen ri

ck s ,

Cla ude

i T. Flo or ma n

ns fer re d )

Ter ry , Lowe ll

Rud y

Joh

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PERSONNEL EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

ter mina ti on s

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

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- Pre

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Lloy d

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man

Heis

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9-14-61

Hill cre st

Pres cott , Gene

200.

9-11-61

Floor man Star -Spe nce r

Johns on . Wal te r

120.

9-3-6i

Par ki ns Cap itol

9-13-61

Mc Bride , Mar vin

100.

9-18-61

Sta

9-13-61

Clan ton , Dav id

100.

Hud s on , Dona ld

100.

)

Moon . Gary

Posi tion )

tion al

(Sam e Posi

tion

)

Alvin

Lot Att . Hill Sr .

Reti re d Bre wer , Joh n Alb

er t

Dec ea se d Owe ns , Otis

Wa tch ma n Cla ss en

8-31-61

Floor man Cla ss en

9-1-61

SAFETY

Res igna

tions

Bus Driv er

Lowe ll , Cec il

Star

Rade r . Don S.

Star

(Gol den - Prev

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cer

Bus Driv er

Res )

Sren cer

Are

9-18-61

9-11-61

Bus Driv er r

Sp e nce r Are

Bus Driv er

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Bus Driv er .Star Spe nc er Area

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TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

TV STATION

Res isn at ion s

(Lamer

Zobis

- Pre v Res )

(Gris ss - Pre v Res )

, Pau l

Paw el l s Rob ert

9-11-61

Cam era ma n -2 TV Sta tion Engin ee r TV Sta tion

2700.

9-5-6i

Labo rer Sup p ly

5700.

9-18-61

Civi l Ensin eer Engine er ins

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EMPLOYMENT

as si gn ment

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

OR sa lar y

DEGREE . COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE RESIGNATIONS

And er son , Mar

Bak er , Jua nita

Ber

Car

ne y ,

. Doroth

Viva

Cas se l , Bea tr Dav

Help er ice

, Ger al din e

Help er Cre ston

Hjll s

8-51-61

Hel pe r Cap itol

Hil l

Dav is , Ger al di ne

.80

9-1-61

Help er Cre ston

Hill

9-16-61

Ste wart , Mar

.80

9-19-61

9-7-61

Frie

, Jua nita

.80

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Help er Cre ston

Sco tt , Op a l Cha mb e rs

.80

9-6-61

Hel pe r Nort hwe st

Dav is , Mar

.80

9-15-61

Rup e , Jewel l

.90

9-)1-61

Hel pe r Je ffe rs on

= 95

9-18-61

Moon

.80

9-9-61

Help er Pra irie

Potee

8-25-61

9-6-61

9-11-61

He nd e rs on , Bes si e

Hel pe r Johns on

9-11-61

Hia tt , Fay

Hel Jef

9-11-61

Jones , Bea tric Jones , Zen sb ia

Lei

, Jua ni ta

HELPER

pe r

fe rs on

Hel pe r Jef fe rs on

9-9-61

1s t Cook Moon

9-18-61

Doug

la s ,

9-11-61

Stea

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Help er Pra -i ri

Hel pe r

Pl ERCE

Hill s

8-25-63

Culb er tson

Han se n , Loui

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Sr .

9-11-61

8-25-61

, Ma rga

, The lm a P.

9-11-61

Help er Kais er

Ham ilton

Que en

C O N T 'D

Gra ha m, Lil li an

.80

8-25-61

9-5-61

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Hel pe r Northw es t Help er Mar sh al l

, Ila

2, 1 9 6 1 -

Ea ton , Joan

Pt ERCE

Help Mars Help Arth

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8-25-61

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EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE CONTâ€™D

Hel pe r Bri tton

Mkge rs , Mar ie

Mar

sh al l

Cook Wes twood Hel pe r Northwe

, Winn

Del lin g , Het

8-25-61

Ble

8-24-61

Porte

.80

9-15-61

Hel pe r Br 1TTON

8-28-61

, Lillie

.95

8-31-61

Cook Wes twood Hel pe r North wes t

,.. Mar

.80

9-l-6l

Hel Har

.80

9-14-61

Hel pe r Doug las s

vin s , r

tie

Man se k , Stel

9-7-61

Ma ry

May o , Pat sy

Hel pe r Har di no

8-25-61

Bri

Nun le y , Nor ma Je a n

Hel pe r Doug la

9-14-63

Gas ton , Cla

Help er Pol k

9-14-61

Ray , Alm eta

.80

9-i *-6i

Hel pe r Polk

Ma na s er Edis on

8-25-61

Rice , Jua nita

Hel pe r Capit ol

High towe r , Fa nn ie

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Ca p itol

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Arth ur

.80

9-19-61

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Polk

9-13-61

Help er Orcha rd

Per

, Mar

Ray , Mary

jori

Jr .

Hill

Help er Arth ur

,, Sec hris t , Fan ni e

he lp er

8-25-61

ght

si e

ric e

8-25-61

Nun n , Ne ll ie

STe wa rt , Ma ry

Pl ERCE

9-19-61

Santos , Luc

Van Noy , Annie

Hel pe r Polk

9-1-61

Per ry , Marjo rie

9-8-61

Midd le ton , Mattie

Wa lk

Help er Orc ha rd

, Emma

Par

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Wa ts

Gra

, Clo

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Position

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(Wing er t - Tra ns fe rr ed )

8-25-61

Hel pe r Cle ve la

The lma

9-18-61 8-25-61

Poe

.80

8-31-61

Wisd om , Ine z

.80

9-18-61

Hen de rs on , Bes si e

.80

8-31-61

Bococ k , Bea trice

.80

Bom er , Virg

Rodm ,

ill e

Ha rp

Bri

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Nora

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ini a

Mari

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hel pe r

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8-31-61

Hel pe r Long fel lo w

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Emers on

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Ridg evi

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NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

4,.„-FOOD SERVICE COW’D

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Law , Mab le

• 90

9-19-61

Cook Moon

Johns

, La Ve rne

.80

9-6-61

Hel pe r Dous la s s

.80

8-51-61

Hel Cla

.80

8-31-61

Gus ta vi a

$175.

8-31-61

Ire ne

.80

8-31-61

.80

9-6-61

.85

8-31-61

.85

8-31-61

Hel pe r Cap itol Hel pe r Ca p itol

.90

9-6-61

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8-31-61

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.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

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.80

9-8-61

Hel pe r Har d ins

.80

8-31-61

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9-19-61

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TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

FOOD SERVICE CONT’D

Posi tion )

(Additi onal

(Ge rde

Wa lk

- Pre v . Res .)

, Nor ma Jea n

Wilk er so n , Eva

Bel le

Hel pe r Mars hal l

.80

8-31-61

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Bur ba nk

»95

8-31-61

Hel fe r Gran t Hel fe r Hil lc re st

(Bool e - Pre v . Res .)

Reh ir e Bro wn , Doroth

(Pe te rs on - L/A)

Hea ly , Jes sie

.80

8-31-61

9-5-61

Bak er , Isna

.80

8-2 5-6l

8-28-61

Lyn ch , Luc

ill e

.80

8-26-61

Hel pe r Ma rs ha ll Help er Dav is

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r South e a s t

8-31-61

Cook Moon

1.00

9-18-61

Cook Bur ba nk

.80

8-31-61

Hel pe r Rid se vi ew

.80

8-31-61

Hel fer Monr oe

Le a v e s Brink

Gar

ley

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Abs en ce

, Oza Sue

, Jua ni ta

Trum an , Na nc

Scott

, Rose

Hel fe r Ma rs ha ll Hel fe r Dav is

Hel Gar

Robi ns on , Eva

Tay lor , Del

Los sie

tta

pe r de n

Oak s

8-31-61

Hel pe r Lons fel lo w

9-11-61

Hel fer South eas

8-25-61

ma y ,

Opa l G.

Cook Moon

8-31-61

Jone

9-11-61

Stre

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Ze no b ia

Smith , Ale

Cook Burb an k

Swea

, Bes sie

Ma na s er Eus en e Fl ELD

9-8-61

Tha rp , Alic e

Hel fer Rids ev ie w

8-25-61

Pat ton , De lor

Ge ntr y , Tre

Help Monr

5-5-61

Jone s , Ba rb a ra

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, Eve ly n

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empl oym en ts

ten anc e

De p a rtm e nt ;

Fran k Dav is , Tem po ra ry Lab ore r , sa la ry Ji.25 per hour , ef fe ctiv e Augus t 29, 1961. All e n M. Mc Han , Te mpora ry Shop Cler k , s a la ry Ji .35 p e r hou r , ef fe ctiv e Augu st 29, 1961. Cla ren ce W. Hay es , Tempor ar y Roofe r , sa la ry f2.00 per hou r , eff ec tiv e Sep te mbe r 11, 1961. bil l Far rie r , Tempor ar y Ele ctronic s Hel per , sa la ry Jl.OO pe r hou r , effe ctiv e Sep tem be r 7, 1961. Rich ar d Gar ton ,.Tempor ar y Shop Cler k , s a la ry Ji .35 pe r hou r , eff ec tiv e Sep te mbe r is , 1961. Ear l J. Bun tin , Tempo ra ry Lab ore r , s a la ry |l.25 pe r hou r , ef fe ctiv e Sep tem be r 15, 1961.

Jay Dee Bro wn , Te mpora ry Pai nte r , s a la ry Ji .50 per hour ,, ef fe ct iv e Sep tem be r 15, 1961. War re n Huds pe th , Tempo ra ry Ele ctricia n , sa la ry J2.00 pe r hour , eff ec tiv e Sept em ber 25, 1961. Fre de ri ck Geor ge Emr y , Tempor ar y Ele ctr on ics Studen t , sa la ry Ji .00 p e r hou r , eff ec tiv e Sep tem

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Maint

Dep ar tm en t Per so nne l ;

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Bil ly G. Shel ton , Te mpora ry Plas ter Ten de r , Haro ld Par son s , Regu la r Gla zie r Fore ma n , is pe r ye ar , ef fe ct iv e Augu st 26, 1961.

sta tus

ena nce

ad dition

giv en

Ji .45 to

from

in cr ea se d

sa la ry

be ing

dut ies

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sa la ry

hour

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pe r ye ar , eff ec tiv e Geor be Ea rn e s t Cox ,

Tem po ra

empl oy men ts

Aub us t 26, 1961.

eff ec tiv e

pe r

J4400.

J4300. to

from

ch an ged

Tru ck Driv er , s a la ry J3400. pe r y e a r , is be ing cha nge d to Dra ya be Hel Sep tem be r ii , 1961. Re b ul a r Dray ab e Hel per , s a la ry J2800. p e r ye ar , to Truck Driv e r , sa lar ef fe ct iv e Se p te mbe r ii , 1961.

Clin t .4

1961.

13,

be r

^sa la ry

y J3000.

J310O0

per

ye ar

Aud io - Vis ua l ;

Benn y Johns on to wor k in te x tb ook s 24 ho ur s pe r wee k , sa lar y Ji .25 pe r hou r , ef fe ctiv e Sep te mbe r is , 1961. Vernon Ta y lor to wor k in Tex tb ook s 4 hours per da y , sa la ry Jl.25 pe r hou r , effe ctiv e Sep te mb er 7, 1961. Rona ld Hud son to wor k in Tex tbook s thr ou gh Sep te mbe r 29, 1961, s a la ry Ji .25 per hou r .

Cha nb e in s tatu s of

TV Statio

Pau l Spr ing er , Camer Effec tive Sep te mbe r

aman

Dwig ht

Smo ot , Regul

Per

so nne l

;

Tec hni cia n , to

work

pa rt

-tim

Tem po ra ry em pl oy me nt in The Safe ty De p a rtm e nt ; Pau l Golde n , Tem po ra ry Bus Driv er , sa la ry Jioo . per

Cha nge

sta tus

ass um e re sp ons ibi lit ies

Stud

Ser

vi ce

sa la ry

mon th

J100. pe r

effe

ctiv e

H. Dem ps ey , 3/4 tim e flo orm an at Mar sh al l , sa lar y J150. per SALARY J200. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 5, 1961 .

Ody s Lyn ch Jr .. 3/4 Que en , sa la ry J200.

tim e floor

The

ele cte d as

owing

sa la ry

J3500. pe r

y ear

per

mon th

Sep tem

Sep te mbe r

ef fe ctiv e

1961

be r

thro

ugh

, 1961.

Sep te mb er

mon th

ma n at effe

Pra irie Que en , sa lar y J150. Sep tem be r l, 1961.

month

pe r

fu ll

mon th 'to

tim e floor

ful l

tim e

ma n at

floor

ma n at

Pra irie

ctiv e

Sub stitu

tes

the

Food

Se rv

ice

Dep ar tme nt

the

ra te

.80 pe r

ho ur

School

Na me

School

Name

School

Hutc hl ns on , Ma ry

Ga rfie ld Northe as t Jac ks on Roo se ve lt

Pun ne o , Lol a Simo nso n , Iri s Van Noy , Flos si e Wa lk e r , Katie

Jac ks on Ha rd in g Ran ch o Gra nt

Robe rts , Cha rl otte Titus , Izor a YANDELLjj Ml.LDf^ED

Roose ve lt Roo se ve lt

Kni ght , Gwen do la , Vivi an

ma de we ll

1961.

Mar sh al l ,

Name

JOLLIFF, POSHA

Dep ar tm en t Per so nne l ;

Wal te r

foll

Ma na ge r ,

1961.

LAFAYETTE

Motion to approve the foregoing personnel was .made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs . Welch, and carried on roll call with all .members present voting "Aye."

R. #325 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF COTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested:

OCTOBER 2, 1961

*r *

•V- - -

’'fArSZt' ' j

'■

is £

rJJ

1,3-17.310-12

1961-62 Building Levy Fund

55,246.61

Bond Fund

3,309.05

1961-62 General Fund

1,400.000.00

1961-62 Building Levy Fund

60,000.00

Bond Fund

4,000.00

Item #3

•■’1

■'<*T

1961-62 General Fund

Authority to issue payrolls for October 1961, in the following estimated amounts.

Item #2

_s,r„ ■

Ratification of September, 1961 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:

Item #1

K 4

■ d*" " ” ij.

•1

s' •

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR RAIMENT OCTOBER 2,. 1961 THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED-ALL BILLS THE AUDITOR HAS-CHECKED ALL RILLS. 1961-62 (MINERAL FUND

71.510*23

1960- 61 GENERAL FUND

98.909.82

1959- 60 GENERAL FUND

181.86

1961- 62 BUILDING LEVI FUND

33.220.20

1960- 61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

- ■$

126.107.93

$•

48.767.85

378.697.89

BOND'. FUND

TOTAL

•

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

Addressograph-Multigraph Cor.

A &E Equipment Company

-Printing Printing Instruc.Eqpt. Printing Research Storeroom Stock Engineers Gen.Instrue.

Standard

Selected Low

. LowLetterBid Low Selected

Alvin & Company

Gen.Instruc.

Board Action

American Electric-Ignition

Pest Control

Low Standard

American Handicraft? Co. Armstrong Inc. Artcraft Printers Asso. Public School System

Gen. Instruc. Gen. Instruc. Research . Mis cellane ous

Selected Selected Selected Publisher Sei*

4.92 54.14 26.41 51.63 4.05 309.60

450.75

.11.60 228.99 - 1.32 1.00

. 242.91

. 10.22

21.26 36.37

57.63 24.33 34.02 6.00 459-25

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Audio-Visual Fund

Postage

7«31

Bach Auricon, Inc.

Gen. Instrue.

Selected

89.85

Barber1s Glass Co.

Operat.Gas&Oil

Selected

52.88

Beltone Hearing Serv.

Supplies

Standard

109.90

Biggerstaff’s Supplies

Gen..Instruc.

Low

Binghams. Printing Inks

Printing

Low

R.K. Black, Inc.

Printing

Low

Paul Blakeney

Pest Control

Low

Bona Venture Supply Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

Bonds Credit Jewelry

Instruc.Office

Low

Bottenfield’s Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

Branhams, Inc.

Business Office Low Instruc. Office Sch,Census Enum. Storeroom Stock

1.44 172.49

173.93 96.50

f ••

99.00

123.42 8.10

43.60 131.52 49.50

466.79

29.80 8.60 8.60 400.00

447.00

9.80

Burroughs Corporation

Office Machines

Board Action

Capitol Stage Lighting Co.

Gen.. Instruc.

Selected

Carpenter Paper Company

Research

Selected

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Cust. Supplies Vehic. Regular Vehic. H.D.

Low

CBA Project

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

City of Nichols Hills

Water & Sewerage Utilities

40<>40

Classen Plating Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.Sele cted

55.00

Community Playthings

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

57.30

Comptometer Corporation

Office Machines.

Board Action

Bob Cates

54.00 7.75 2.81 24.96

35.52

223.20 115.50 144.00

482.70 116.00

408.50

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

Vw-

1961”62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Cook Paint and Varnish Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

Cory’s Motion Picture Eqpt.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

The Daily Law Journal-Record

19.92 1-97

21. $9

Standard

1.25 100.66

101.91

Legal Publication

Publisher

89.80 31.40

121.20

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

Dr. Angie Debo

Consultant

Agreement

Low

8.00

Dee’s Photo Supply

Gen. Instruc. . Engineer

Devoe Paint Company

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action-

Dictaphone Corp.

Office Machine

Board Action

416.00

Doenges Supply

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

9.80

Dowlings, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Audio Vis.Mtrl. Bill Doyle

Engineer Business Office

Low

Supplies Instruc. Office

Gen. Instruc. Instruc. Office

Superintendent Off • Gen. Instruc. Office Machines

Standard

John Dunlap Sporting Goods

Gen. Instruc.

Low

DX Sunray Oil Company

Vehic-Reg.

Low

> £

■

f-L

36.00

29.44 •10.98

40.42 60.48

1.00 48.07 37.50 25.00 32.40 5.00 1.50 6.75 56.75 9.00 67.55 18.50 9.00 3.00 44.00 1.00 7.90 9.40 10.70

86.57

307.45 28.80

808.30 9.20

817.50

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) ■'

Duplicating Products,Inc.

.■

Office Machines

Gen. Instruc.

B-4-

Standard

Low-

8.93 7.94 16.00 43.79 6.75 133.02 39.61 15.70 6.85 215.50 41.75,.

Storeroom Stock Printing

Selected

The Ediphone Co.

Office Machines

Board Action

Ele ctr onic Supply Co.

Ele ctr on.Supplies

Low

Fireside Theatre

Library

Publisher Sei.

First National Mgmnt.Corp

RV Ren.Eqpt.

Rental Agree.

The Garrard Press

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

General Binding Cor.

Engineers

Low

General Electric Co.

TV Eqpt.Rental

Agreement

500.00

General Electric Co.

TV Eqpt.Rental

Agreement

500.00

General Electric Supply Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected ■

'19.80

General Electronics,Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

The Glidden Company

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

The Good Printing Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Graybar Electric Co. Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Group for the Adv. of Psychiatry, Inc.

Instruc. Office

Publisher Sei.

4.55 .21

D.C. Heath and Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

292.SO .. 3.42

Holmes & Torbett, Inc.

Rpr. Instruc’.Eqpt. Standard : -Aw ,<4< '''' j

535.84

459.00

. 134.75 2.70

. 137.45 2.20

424.38

1.48 46 • 68

47.04

1.28

92.16 13.46

105.62 256.25

55.38 :

4.76 j 296.22 : 24.32

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 19&L - CONT'D

Bills and. j Payrolls ‘ Recommended.

.1961-62 GENERAL FUND, (continued) Hart Industrial: Supply Co.

‘bl

.t Gen. Instrue.

Low

Cust. Supplies Gen. Instruction Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Hunzicker Brothers

Cust. Supplies Cust. Supplies

Board Action

Independent Supply Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

Industrial Arts Supply

Cust.Supplies Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Board Action Low

The Institute for Research

Library

Publisher Sei.

International Bus.Machines

Office Machines IBM Eqpt.Rental

Board Action Rent.Agree.

Public Relations

Selected

Land & Bldg.Rnt. (Sept. & Oct.)

Board Agreement

Jefferson Heights Baptist Church

Land & Bldg.Rnt. (November)

Board Agreement

Johnson Who.Electronics

Elec.Supplies

Selected

Jefferson Heights Baptist Church

13.47 3.63 1.54 10.37 4.73 4.50 7.06 14.47 : 7.45 6.60

73.82

2,31^5 1.116.11

3,429.36

. 98.30

’V

531.00 10.46 .. "

— --

541.46 9.98

1,308.00 1,715.00 97.75 ____

3,128.25

225.00 300.00

525.00

300.00 ‘

31.70

19.65

Harry Keeton Supply Co.Inc.

, Gen. Instruction

Kenworthy Educational Serv.

Gen. Instruction

Publisher Sei.

1.45

David B. Kitts

Consultant

Agreement

6.08

Low

Library of Congress,Card Div. Library Supplies

Standard

Library Serv. Company

Board Action

Library

■

Little, Brown & Company

Adult Sch.Splys.;

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

232.68 1,545.60 381.00 24.60 ,10.80

..2,115.00 5.63

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) .

B-6-

Lone Star Book Depository

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei. Board Action

Marchant Calculators

Office Machines

Board Action

Marquis-Who’s Who, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

T.C. McCourry

Land,Bldg.Rent

Agreement

125.00

Riley McCullough

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

60.00

McKesson & Robbins,Inc.

Gen.Instruc.

Low

Cust. Supplies Melton Company

Supplies

Low

Metropolitan Water Co.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

1 Mideke Supply Company

Miller-Jackson Company

Pest Control Fur n.Rpr.Mtr1. Pest Control Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid Low Selected Selected

Selected Library Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Electronic Supplies

70.34 Z 2,163.78 2.093.44 212.00 16.00

2?8.Op 19.55

3.38? 14.8Q-V 20.25

38.43 V

26.70 70.95

4,50

179.20

152.01 5-16 2.52 l.BO^'l 161.49 20.43 19.74 138.74 .

1.78.96

1,673.00

Monr 0 e'Calculating Mach.C0.

Office Machines

Board Action

Moody Institute of Science

Audio Vis.MtrIs.

Publisher Sei.

Morgensen Lumber Company

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Dr. John W. Morris

Consultants

Agreement

Morris Chevrolet, Inc.

Vehic. Reg.

Standard

Motter Bookbinding Co.

Bookbinding

Board Action

86.65

Nasco, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

25.05

The Natl.Cash Register Co.

Office Mach.

Board Action Standard'

National Society for Crippled Children & Adults ■Gen. In’st'BU‘C';F

Publisher Sei.

f':

-R£1-.J

292,50 V

6.75 11.49

3.04 3.40

296.80

3.95

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT’D

j Bills and Pay! rolls Recommended. j

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) I

1Q6.OQ

Publisher Sei.

National Teaching Aids,Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

National Theatre Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.' Standard

3.50

New Method Book Bindery,Inc.

Library

Selected

28.38

New State Ice

Pest Control

Low

, 80,00 ;

Norick Brothers, Inc.

Printing

Low

233.60

Assessment

270.00

No. Central Asso. of Colleges .Gen. Instruc. & Secondary Schools

56.10

A.J.Nystrom & Company

Gen.Instruc..

Board Action

The O’Brien Corporation

Oust.Supplies

Low

Okla.City Asso. of Insurance Agents

Property Ins.

Standard

Okla. City Linen Serv.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Board Action

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water & Sew.

Utilities

. 7,709.53

^Okla. Business News Co.

Asst.Sup.Office

Publisher

48,00

Okla. Gas and Elec.Co.

Lights

Utilities

9,501.91

Okla. Natural Gas Company

Heat

Utilities

728,79

Okla. Oxygen Company

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

Okla. Printers Supply Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

Okla. Seating Company

Business Off.

Low

Okla. Typewriter Co.

Office Mach.

Standard Board Action

Paulmar,. Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.. Standard

Pennsylvania Tire Co.

■ Pest Control

21.12

798.61

3.5O"

s.94 1.24

10.18 113.20

64.51

23.60 344.50

368,10

16.50 .21

16.71 ■ 49 • 84

Low

W.J. Pettee & Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Research

Selected Low

Philco Corp. TechRep Div.

Library

Board Action

3.29 4.98

8.27

1,847’. 50

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

.1961-62 GENERAL FUND. (continued)

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

<‘zz

B-8-

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Board Action

■

19.09 .20 595.32 22.19

636.8O

PoeTs Motor Supply Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmaster

Cap.Hill Jr.

Postage

23.80

Postmaster

Jackson Jr. Hi.

Postage

Postmaster

Moon Jr. Hi.

Postage

24? 50

Postmaster

Roosevelt Jr.

Postage

22.95

Taft Jr. Hi.

Postage

28.25

; Postmaster

Jefferson Jr.

Postage

■ 14.30

' Postmaster

Central Hi.

Postage

45.25

Postmaster

Classen High

Postage

40.87

Postmaster

Grant High

Postage

43.32

Postmaster

Harding High

Postage

46.75

Postmaster

John Marshall

Postage

68,35

Postmaster

Northeast High

Postage

34.57

Postmaster

Southeast High

Postage

46.75

<7 Postmaster

Star-Spencer

Postage

28.70

1 Postmaster

Cap.Hill Sr.

Postage

51.67

■Postmaster ,•

„

.,;

Postmaster

Douglass

Postmaster

Northwest

Postage

Radio Supply, Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

R.C.A. Service Co.

Gen.Eqpt.Rpr.

Reeve Dental Supply Co.

Sp.pplies.rz,

Rice Machinery Co.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

26.81

20.82

Rstage

38.27

68.62 ■

Selected .. . , / J Low : Standard i Selected

6.30 23.50

44.15 31.40 . 10.50

,41.90

jr MEETING OF OCTOBER 2. 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended. !

------

- -

■ 11-’ I;

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) L.W. Ridgway Co. Inc.

Engineer

Low Letter Bid

128.42

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock

Low

449.55

Rockwell Mfg. Company

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

243-97

Royal McBee Corporation

Office Machines

Board Action

Standard

i $

1,695.40 1,489.60 99.20

1 i’

3,297.35 100.00

Selected

Ruedy’s Auto Shop

Maint.Tire,Tqbes

Ryder Truck Rental,Inc.

Vehic-Reg.

Agreement

Science Research Associates

Gen. Instrue.

Board Action

Scott Chevrolet Company

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Pest Control

Standard

S & H Shade Company, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl .

Low

Shaw Laboratories, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl .

Publisher Sei.

Shepard Richardson, Ltd.

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

|.00

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

6.10

Jasper Sipes School Bk.Dep.

Gen. Instruc. Library

Hiblishey Sei. Board Action

S.& J Supply Company

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Southwestern Bell Telephone

Telephone

Utilities

Southwest News & Photo Serv.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Spencer Water Department

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Standard Iron & Metal Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

State Agency for Surplus Property

Gen.Instruc.

Selected

D.A. Strickland

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

Sinclair Refinery

Vehicular-H.D ■■ ■

■■

107.42 1,018.00 9.64

1,027.64 81.44

54.18 8.20 5.76

68.14

235.20 10.30

II.40 1.799410

1,810.50 77.94

fit

7,124.70. 18.93

4.60 559.20

18.95 S' 40.00

920.10

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 19.61 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

■

• '■y.

y-a ■ a.;y a ; a < ■ * 1yy ■■ ' B-10-

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Bill Story Fire & Safety Co.

' y

Board Action

Fire Extinguisher

23.82 1,459.10 60.00

332,-.L4.

1,882.46

50.00

Mrs. J-.M. Taylor

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Tandy Leather Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Teaching Film Custodian,Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

5.0Q

Technical Guide Publications

Engineer

Publisher Sei.

7.09

Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co.

Pest Control

Low Letter Bid

. 635,10

Thompson Sch.Bk.Depository

Library

Board Action

Triangle School Eqpt. Co.

Engineer Gen. Instruc. Engineer

Low Letter Bid Low

117-57 408.45 65.50 5.0q 22 • Oiu i ■ - 618.53

Trice Who. Electronics,Inc.

Rpr.Instruc .Eqpt.

Selected

32.37 100.60

Uarco Incorporated

Business Office

Low

399.05 7.20

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Audio Vis.

Selected

Webster Publishing

Gen. Instruc. Library

Publisher Sei.

Welch Scienfific Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected Board Action

West Chemical Products Inc.

Oust. Supplies

Low

Western Newspaper Union

Printing

Low Selected

Western Union Telegraph

Telegraph"

Western Uniform & Towel Serv.

Printing

■. j

Wheeler & Stuckey Rx Shop

Supplies

‘

406.25

23.19

132.97 27.56

650.00

Radio Rights

Univ, of Illinois Vaseco, Inc.

■

a y.:j’

17,40 13.00 52.50 ..

82.90'

27.71 1-37

y 29.08

136,00 47.15 1.20

184.35

414.00 370.28 3.80 / ' 374.08

Utilities

9.43

Board Action

7.54

Low

9.60

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

. B-ll-

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

The H.W. Wilson Company

Wilma Cain

Library Library Supplies Library

Publisher Sei.

IBM Dept. Sal. P.Cash Reimb. Adm.Miscl. Clerk’s Exp. Furniture Repair Research Off.Exp. Curriculum Library Periodicals Gen.Instruc.Exp. Printing Exp. Trans p.-Operating Vehic.Reg.

60. OQ 13.00 4.30

77.30

82.00 2.00 4.61 .75 7.61 5.00 89.26

^•20

> 1.07 8.25 27.50

229.25

1960-61 GENERAL FUND Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.

Printing

Standard

A & E Equipment

Radio & TV Storeroom Stock

Selected Board Action

Alvin & Company

Title 8 - Eqpt.

Board Action

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Brodhead-Garrett Company

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

Carpenter Paper Company

Storeroom Stock Printing Gen. Instruc.

Board Action Low

Chamber of Commerce of the USA

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

Champion.Knitwear Company

Physical Ed.

Board Action . 1,465.40 1.80

Clements Sporting Goods

Physical Ed.

Board Action

Consumers Union of U.S. Inc.

Purchasing

Publisher Sei.

5.00

Coronet Films

Title 111, Film

Publisher Sei.

4.00

Cox Radio & Sound

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

1.32 6.00 67.32

73.32

445.40

4.00 176.88 3,774.90 105.95 8.82

3,889.67

1.00 1,467.20 516.50

. 1.20,

)

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT’D --——..■-VO'—ros so; ......

. ■ .....

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

I96O-6I GENERAL FUND (continued)

Arthur C. Croft Pub.

W.H. Curtin & Company

B^12-

Per. & Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

74.00 3.00

77.00

75.00 242.60 361.67

679.27

Title 111, Eqpt. Title 111, Eqpt. Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Denoyer-Geppert Company

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

246.75

Diamond Hdwr. & Sptg. Goods

Physical Ed.

Board Action

782.30

Robert Disraeli Films

Title 111, Film

Board Action

750.00

Dowlings, Inc.

Title 111, Eqpt. Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Dowlings, Inc.

New Lib. Books Gen. Instruc

1,819.00 1.347.03

, 3,166.03

569.35 1,982.00 Publisher Sei. 13.00 52.97 69.56 Selected 16.45

.2,703.33

3,128.62

Bill Doyle

Storeroom Stock

Board Action .

Duplicating :Products of Okla.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt. Office Machines

Standard.

Electronic Supply Company

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action .

Encyclopaedia Britannica Film

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Escopel Company

Title 111, Bks.

Publisher Sei.

Field Enterprises Ed. Corp.

Library

Board Action

1,179.90

.^General Biological Supply Hse. Title 111,Bk.Eqpt. Board Action

■ 235.50

33.99 47.71 . JLW. < '. 133.69 66.0Q

243.30 56.25

General Electric Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

16.22

General Science Serv. Co.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

.1,787.50

Gramercy Guild Group Inc.

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

Harcourt, Brace & World,Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock Gen. Instruc.

->->

?« A

50.00 -Ju2o

Publisher Sei.

.Board Action 1 Selection

55.20

145.20

6.65

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended,

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-13-

D.C. Heath and Company

Library

Low

Hewlett-Packard Company

Title 8,Eqpt.

Board Action

,91.45

39,025.00

Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc .Title 3, Records

Publisher Sei.

Inter-City Violin Studios

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Selected

209.05

International Bus.Mach.Corp.

IBM Bureau

Standard

36.33

Josten’s, Inc.

Commencement Exp.

Board Action

Kee Lox Mfg. Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Laubach Music Company

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Selected

Library Service Company

New Library Books Library Library New Lib. Books Library

Board Action

28.98

3,225.60

’

. 151.20 ■ 40.00

Library Library Library Library

48.04 995.52 2,789.76 4.56 491.22 .88 Publisher Sei 4.91 81.54 34.57 68.87 95.08

McCormick Steel Company

Ind. & Voc.

Board Action

. 4,453.88

McGraw Hill Book Company

Title 111, Bks.

Board Action

60.07

Michigan Scientific Co.

Gen

Board Action

69.58

Mideke Supply Company

Storeroom Stock Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

Board Action Low

Midwest Cash Register Co.

Office Machines

Standard

Morgensen Lumber Company

Ind. & Vocational

Board Action

1,639.00'

A.J. Nystrom & Company

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

,495.55

Oklahoma Paper Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

914.24

Okla. Seating Company

Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Board Action

1,680.00

Instruc.

1,077.50 280.0.Q,

4.614.95

1.357.50

12.00

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

The Okla. Typewriter Co.

B-14-

Office Machines

Standard

Agreement

33.50 ■ 7.40 15.00 6.00

72.40

Red Rock Petroleum Co.

Maint-Tires-Tubes

Board Action

23.33

L.L. Ridgway Company, Inc.

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

3,101.90

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Laundry Ex.

Board Action

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

Home Ec.

Selected

26.97

Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

65.89

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

4,661*03

TG&Y Stores Co. #39

Gen--. Instruc.

Selected

Triangle Sch.Eqpt. Co.

Ins true.Furn.Eqpt. Board Action

Trice Wholesale Electronics

. Title 8, Eqpt.

sgr

. 1,040.00

5,954.60

Board Action

70.08 14.85

Driver Training

Selected

Western.Newspaper Union

Storeroom Stock Rpr.Instruc .Eqpt.

Board Action Selected

Cleaning-Home Ec.

P.C. Reimb.

Lib. TxBk.Splys.

Board Action

181.86

Acme Brick Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

129.20

A & E Equipment Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Standard

8.30

American Marietta Co.

•Mtrl.Bldg.

j {

Low Selected

27.00

;

Standard

5.95

3,196.00 106.50

3,302.50

25.00

1959-60 GENERAL FUND Library Service

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

Barber’s Glass Company

Black & Decker Mfg. Co.

• -Vehic-H.D. ^Mtrl.Bldg.

—J

3.45

Vaseco Inc.

Wilma Cain

6.57

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Boardman Mach. Company

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

15.04

Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

125.6Ov

Brown Machine Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Selected

10.40 278.90 82.75 14.25 16.52

498.16

Butts Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

Capitol Steel & Iron Co,

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

'190.41

Bob Cates

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

44.55

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

Central Okla. Eqpt. Corp.

Vehic-H.D,

Selected

City Auto Parts

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Cook Elec. Supply Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low Board Action Selected

Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

Crane Supply Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low Board Action

The Dagwell Dixie Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Dale George Company

Vehic-H.D.

Dannenburg Distributing Co. Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Vehic-Reg. Mtrl.Bldg.

Selected

3.12"

440.04 105.50 157.50

7.98

15.02 107.05

122.07

45.00 1,620.53 30.00

1,695.53 12..18

274.80 157.96 1.007.70 13-30

■ Selected

Low Low

Board Action

703.04

1,440 ®46 16.95

2.34 . 103.00 45.75 132.00 20.70 . 81.84 124.00 13.80 87.75

. 36»48

608.84

< 2,099.20

Devoe &■ Reynolds

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

The Dolese Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

Downtown Chevrolet Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected Standard

Bob Dunning-Jones, Inc.

Mtrl-Grounds

Standard

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

The Gordon E. Ervin Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Federal Corporation

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

611.30

Low

212.00

Gas & Electrical Eqpt. Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Glue & Paste Distributing Co. Mtrl.Bldg.

. 73.22 16.67

32.27 9.80 23.86 15.00

89.89

65.93 15-73

' . 35.00

893.12

823.30 317-76

Low

8.8|

Selected

61.00

Mtrl.Bldg. '

Low Board Action

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

Graybar Electric Co.Inc.

Mtrl.Bldg.

LowLetterBid Board Action

Harter Marblecrete Stone Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Herb Welding & Radiator Co.

Vehic-Reg

Selected

26.12

Bill Hinkle Trucking Serv.

Mtrl-Grounds

Low

48.00

Hi-Way Used Equipment Co.

Mtrl. Grounds

Selected

40.00

Hoover Equipment Company

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

Horn Seed Company

Mat er ial-Gr ound

Low

International Bus.Mach.Corp.

Material-Bldg.

Low

General Electric Supply Co. ■The Glidden Company

3-72

64.72

650.00 580.18 119.06

699.24

. 199.50

36.18 9.60 A • yu 26.25

74-93 1.829.98

76.03

1,904.91

,21.60 21.00

74-75

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B^L7-

Interhational Harvester Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Johnson Serv. Company

Material Bldg.

Standard

31.05

Jones-Newby Supply Company

Material Bldg.

Low

14.90

J & R Supply Company

Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D. Vehic-Reg. Vehic-Reg. Vehic-Reg.

Selected

Kilpatrick Bros.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

275.00

. ^21

277.75

H.E. Leonhardt Limber Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

â– Low

44-00 273.60 702.50

1,020.10

Low Standard

Board Action

Mack Trucks,Inc.

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

Makins Concrete Company

Mtrl.Grounds

Board Action

Mtrl.Bldgs.

Mtrl. Grounds Mtrl.Bldgs. McKesson & Robbins.Inc.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

52.40 27-49

2.05 21.34 17.02 16.72 1^19

8.22

. 79.89

125.02

14.17

231.15 355.35 258.30 85.93 6.55 352.8b 22.05 139.79 261.45 28,3J?. . 1,741.72

13.30 76.12

Selected

Standard

361.30

LowLetterBid Morgensen Lumber Company-

Low

Mtrl.Bldg.

I-

M & V Supply Company,. Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected Low

Norman Plumbing Supply Co

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

The O’Brien Corp.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Odom’s Const. Specialty Co .

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Oil Filter Company

Vehic. Reg. Vehic. H.D.

Selected Low

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

954.42

> it V,*-

24.15 42.84 {*

< -■ y

. 47.00 71.60

^4.84

15.96

70.80

17.12 44.49 w

66.73 Perfection Equipment Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

Pittsburgh Plate.Glass Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

Board Action

9-45 310.68 55.44 174.76 52.32 748.00

1,341.20

■ l» ■

3,417-72

Plibrico Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

Poe’s Motor Supply Co.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

Rice Machinery Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

695.60

Scovill & Sublett

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

112.50

Service Supply, Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

S & H Shade Co. Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

S St J Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

t I"-.

Board Action

■ Low

;

52.51 139.53

192.04

10.30

2,796.70

82.50 I

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, I96L - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended I £

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-19-

Bert Smith Road Machinery Co. Vehic-H.D.

Standard

6.88

146.60

Southern Air Filter Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

Southwest Parts Corp.

Vehic-H.D.

Standard

4.40

State Agency for Surplus Property

Mtrl-Bldg.

Selected

. 102.60

Standard Roofing & Mtrl. Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

330.00

Stoldt Builders Inc.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

964.80

Triangle School Eqpt.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Standard

60.00

The Upco Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Selected

271.67

U.S. Supply Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

81.66 439.49 387.75 696.20

Board Action

1,605.10 418 .40

Welch Floor Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Western Machinery Corp.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

K70

Westinghouse Elec. Supply

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

. 34.00 ■■■J

Wylie Stewart Machinery Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Selected

10.40

Yel-O-Weld Casting Rpr.Serv.

Vehic-H.D.

Selected

150.00 '

Yow Brake & Clutch Supply Co. Vehic-Reg.

Selected

16.02

Wilma. Cain

Mtrl-Bldg. Vehic-Reg. Vehic-H.D.

■

145-61 1.81 . 12.55

P.C.. Reimb

-y. 159.97

4 ■ >

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND American Elec. Ignition Co.

Vehic-Reg.

Low

Black & Decker Mfg. Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Standard

. Bolender Brick & Mtrl,Co

Mtrl-Bldg

Selected

Paul Brawdy

Mtrl-Grounds

Builders Construction Co

Est. #6,(Hoover)

■ 19.95 3-05 -2.65 f *;

.40

7.08

140.00

8,5003

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1^61 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND.(continued)

B-20-

Burroughs Corporation

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action

Capitol Stage Eqpt. Co.

Rpls.Stage Set.

Low

74.00

Carpet City Inc.

Title 5,Mtrl.

Low

172.62

M.H.Cavnar,Plumbing & Heat.

Mtrl-Grounds

Agreement

13 6.10

Lee Conner Eqpt. & Supply Co. : Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

769.50

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Dudley Lock Corp.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

687.50

Duplicating Products,Inc.. of Oklahoma

Rpls. Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action

3,118.00

Ems co Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Standard

Gen. Elec. Supply Company

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.Low

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrl.Bldg. All Sch.F.& Eqpt.

2,607.50 -

; 105.25

60.00 . 15.16

Low Board Action

451.00 275.76 663.04

1,389.80

W.C. Hixson Co. of Okla.

Rpls.Non.Inst.Eqpt . Board Action

831.00

Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrl-Bldg.

Board Action

808.08

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

Monroe Calculating Mach.Co.

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt.

Board Action

Okla. City Scenic Company

Rpls.State Set.

Low

232.65

Roto-Rooter Corp.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

7.81

Standard Roofing & Mtrl.Co.

Mtrl-Bldg.

Low

90.00

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

All Sch.F.&Eqpt.

Board Action

Toastmasters International

Rpls.Non-Inst.Eqpt., Selected

Underwood Corporation

Inst .&Non. Inst.. Equipment Business Office

Board Act.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

All Sch.F&Eqpt.

Board Action

Vanfs Plumbing Supplies. .Vinco Manufacturing Co. â– A. X

36.00

2,850.00

6,668.30

19.95 21,879.70 270.00 22,149.70 9.50

4,584.14

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 BUILDING LEFT FUND. (continued) Wilma Cain

. B-21-

/ .'

Abstract (Stonegate.)

P.C.Reimb. Express(Eqpt.No.East)

1.50 7.91

9.41

BOND FUND

886.00

Brodhead-Garrett Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

Brown Machinery Company

Selected

Burroughs Corp.

Mod.&Rpr.to Bldg. (Star Spencer) Northeast Eqpt.

Board Action

435-00

Butler Shade Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Agreement

922.00

Capitol Stage Eqpt. Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

389.00

City Office Supply Inc.

Sunset Eqpt.

Board Action

25.58

F.E. Compton & Company

Sunset Eqpt.

Publisher Sei.

R. Duane Conner, Arch.

Board Action

307.01

Board Action

1,507.12

Crane Supplyâ– Company

Arch.Fees,Sunset (Partial Fianl) Arch.Fee-Hoover Est. #6 Imp. Grounds

Low

128.65

James A. Cullimore & Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Selected

314.00

W.H. Curtin & Company

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

Federal Corporation

Modrn.Rpr.to Bldg. Low

51.75

Gardner Hotel Supply Co.

Northeast-Eqpt.

Low

300.00

General Elec. Co.

J efferson-Eqpt.

Selected

134.29

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

J effers on-Eqpt.

Board Action

Coston-Frankfurt-Short

85-50

128.85 5.19

134.04

19.95

6,339-44 539-28 84.-81

6,W3-.53 415.00

Humes & Berg Mfg. Co.

Jeff-Roos-Eqpt.

Low Letter- Bid

Hunzicker Brothers

Jeffers on-Eqpt.

Low

Industrial Arts

J effers on-Eqpt.

Board Action

"4 -174*34

Jenkins Music Company

J effer s on-Eqpt.

Board Action

882.29

43.40

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

BOND FUND (continued)

B-22-

W.R. Lowe Building Co.

Est. #11,Sunset

Board Action

Makins Concrete Co.

Imp.Of Grounds

Board Action

Leo Maxwell Company Inc.

Northeast-Eqpt.

Selected

Mideke Supply Company

Jefferson-Eqpt. Mod.to Rpr.Bldg.

Board Action Low

Sunset-Eqpt.

Low

Midwest Surgical Supply Co.

23,443.00

331.20

859.05

441.84

2,850.74 122.32

-W

2,973.06 . 16.83

Monroe Calculating Mach.

Northeast-Eqpt.

Board Action

Okla. Seating Company

Jefferson-Eqpt.

Low

Northeast-Eqpt.

LowLetterBid

Oklahoma Typewriter Co.

J eff-Roos-Eqpt.

Selected

358.50

Robberson Steel Co.

Imp. of Grounds

Low

499.00

Tankersley Const. Co.

Final-Construc. (Thos.Jefferson) Sunset-Eqpt.

Board Action

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Board Action

217.50 64.51

1,277.01

2,000.00 150.75 29.60

Board Action

249.OO

Underwood Corp.

N.E.-Jeff-Sunset (Equipment) Northeast-Eqpt.

Board Act-ion

1,469.45

Selected

297.31

Final Bal.ArchFee (Jefferson)

Board Action

110.00

SPECIALS PAID.DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBERâ€™

General Electric Company

TV Eqpt. Rental

Rent Agreement

180.35

J effers on-Eqpt.

Wright & Selby-Arch.

475-00

Triangle School Eqpt.

Westinghouse Appliance Sales

I 500>00

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mrs. Welch 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 $378;697.89 as recommended. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R- #326 Bills and Payrolls ; Approved

GENERAL' BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

Motion to approve the sale of the Cessna #140 Airplane to Mr. H. A. Derr who submitted the high bid of $2,052.00 was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Skaggs, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

| R- #327

Motion to refund tuition to the following persons was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

JR. #328 | Tuition Refund j Approved______

s Sale of j Airplane App.

Robert D. Alexander, $270.00,. tuition paid for Susan and Mary Ellen Alexander to attend Edgemere School. Children enrolled in Pleasant Hill and did not attend Edgemere. Mrs. Jerry Pryor, $10.00, overpayment on Bill Rankin's tuition for one semester.

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to confirm the Lease-Rental Agreement with Jefferson Heights Baptist Church, 1100 S. W. 66, for space equivalent to three classrooms for a total of $300.00 per .month. Kindergarten classes for Prairie Queen are to be conducted in the classroom area rented. Rental agreement covers the periBS. of September through December, 1961. The Board has reserved an option to rent the area month-by-month through the remainder of the 1961-62 school year for $300.00 per month. All .members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (Copy of Agreement is in Clerk's files.)

R. #329 Lease-Rental Agreement on Baptist Church Confirmed

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of electrical lighting fixtures for use at Northeast High School and Britton Elementary School from General Electric Supply Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $848.81 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R- #330 Purchase of Electrical Fixtures App.

Motion was .made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of automotive supplies for use in all schools from the following companies:

R- #331 Purchase of Automotive Supplies App.

Poe's Motor Company J. C. Hamilton International Harvester Total

This amount is to be charged to Account BL 620 E-10.

122.32 12.24 455-64

590.20

All .members voted "Aye" on roll call.

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of electrical supplies and fixtures to be used at Harding, Jackson, Marshall, and Capitol Hill Senior high schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Notice, in the amount of $4,141-73; to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

s I

R- #332 Purchase of Electrical Supplies App.

Emsco Electric Company Hunzicker Electric Company General Electric Graybar Electric Total

$4,141.73 u

E 6 S

♦“*« >»4-»

Motion was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch, to approve the purchase of fifty (50) I R- #333 drums of boiler treatment compound from the Perolin Company, Inc., in the amount of I Purchase of $1,548.00 to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All .members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Perolin App.

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #334 Purchase of Gym Mat and Cover Approved

It was moved hy Mr. Skaggs and seconded "by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of gymnasium mat and cover for use at Star-Spencer High School from Herman's Sporting Goods who submitted the low quotation, in the amount of $1,377-01 lo be charged to Account B 995- On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

R- #335 Purchase of Flags Approved

Motion was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of United States and Oklahoma flags from Oklahoma Seating Company who submitted the low quotation, in the amount of $965.80 to be charged to Account 240-A. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #336 Purchase of Roofing Materials App.

It was moved by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch, to approve the purchase of roofing materials for use by all schools from Cathey Roofing Company, in the amount of $1,143.10 to be charged to Account HL 620-D. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

R. #337 Purchase of Mixers Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs,, seconded by Mr. Lott, to approve the purchase of six (6) 30-cÂŁuart mixers for use at Sequoyah, Shields Heights, Prairie Queen, Culbertson, Wheeler, and Shidler cafeterias from Hobart Manufacturing Company who submitted the low quotation, in the amount of $4,395-00 to be charged to Central Foods Service Account. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

R. #338 Purchase of Cafeteria Supplies Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve authorization to validate agreements for supplying china, silverware, pots and pans, and other cafeteria items for use in all schools for the 1961-62 school year with the following companies:

Gardner Hotel Supply Company Hobart Sales Agency Jones Restaurant Equipment Company Southern Coffee and Restaurant Supply, Inc.

These purchases are to be charged to the Central Foods Service Account. The .motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." (Notice for Quotations attached below.)

R- #339 Purchase of Heating and Plumbing Sup. Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs, seconded by Mr. Lott, to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use at Shidler, Capitol Hill Senior, and Northwest Classen from the following companies in the total amount of $3,493-00 to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. $ 98.OO 2,548.00 285.70 37-70 432.60 91.00

American Air Filter Company American Standard, Inc. Jones Newby Supply Company Johnson Service Company Gates Rubber Company Gordon E. Ervin Company Total

R. #340 Purchase of Stage Curtains for Sunset Approved

$3,493-00

It was .moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of stage curtains for use at Sunset School from the Oklahoma City Scenic Company who submitted the low quotation, in the amount of $699-00, to be charged to Account B 995- The .motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D 17

I Motion was .made by Mrs.*frelch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the following two purchases of films, filmstrips, and teaching aids to.be used in all schools from the companies and in the amounts listed: Vaseco Jim Martin Creative Education Society, Inc. Orrin Enterprises Delta Film Productions, Inc. Library Service Company J. A. Majors Rand McNally & Company International Film Treasure Records American Citizenship Training Coronet Films Encyclopedia Britannica Caines "16" Company

Total

100.00 730.00 43-70 50.00 300.60 30.97 5.85 52.00 225.00 11.90 230.00 75-00 645.40 510.90

$3,011.32

These purchases in the amount of $3,011.32 are to be charged to Account 230-C. Films, filmstrips, and teaching aids from the following companies, totaling $44,338-52 are to be charged to Account 240-B2 and were approved under Title III of our National Defense Education Act Application:

(

’_____ i

Dowling1s Inc. Picture Films Distributor Corp. Central Scientific Company Your Lesson Plan Materials Corp. Coronet Films Stanbow Productions, Inc. Charlie Pacey Jim Martin Gessler Publishing Co. Life Filmstrips McGraw Hill Atlantis Productions United World Films Encyclopedia Britannica Pacific Productions Film Images, Inc. University of California Film Associates of California Thorne Films, Inc. Progressive Publications Bailey Films, Inc. Wilmas Film Avis Film Journal Films Newbacker Publications Southerland Educational Films Wible Language Institute Eberhart Production Indiana University Webster Publishing Grover Jennings Products Thompson Movie Eyegate Language Training Center Vaseco Educational Audio Visual Earl Hilefiker Filmstrip of the Month Club, Inc. Filmstrip House L. M. Hohstadt Cuisenaire Company of Americas Banks Upshaw & Company Total

$1,363.50 200.00 1,950.00 24.00 2,783.30 10.20 135-00 4,792.34 16.50 35.00 5,587.90 200.00 450.00 14,497-30 3,429-75 55.50 155.00 530.00 70.00 520.00 410.00 i4o.oo 110.00 110.00 595.00 601.08 163.90 100.00 1,475.00 35-14 130.00 480.00 90.00 18.95 1,379-93 233.50 400.00 24.00 235.07 . 64.80 681.50 55.36

$44,338.52

■ On roll call the above purchases were approved unanimously with all members present voting "Aye."

-•

R. #341 Purchase of Films Approved

MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1961 - CONT'D

b #342 tir chase of iâ€™ilms with TV tights Approved

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of films with television rights in the amount of $1,515*00 for a series of social studies films produced by Pathe News, Inc., to be used in our American history course currently being taught on television. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS I- #343 lontract on Southern Hills Property App.

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the contract as submitted by Mr. W. A. Lybrand, School District Attorney, to purchase eleven (11) plus acres in Block 12, Southern Hills Addition to Oklahoma City. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

?- #344 idditional fallow Brook Property App.

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of a clear merchantable fee title to the following property from E. B. Bonaparte and Adabel Bonaparte at $1,250 per acre (total $6,250.00) for additional site space at Willow Brook School.

This property abuts the present site and begins on NE 10 extending east 330'; thence north 660'; thence west 330', and thence south 660' to the point of beginning, more particularly described as the South 660 ft. of the West 165 ft. of the SE/4, SW/4, and the South 660 ft. of the East 165 ft. of the SW/4, SW/4, of Sec. 26, T-12-N, R-2-W, I.M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the South line of the SW/4 of said Sec. 26, 1155 ft. East of the SW corner of said Sec. 26; thence East along the South line of the SW/4 said Sec. 26 a distance of 330 ft.; thence North along the West line of Kanaly's 2nd East 10th Street Addition extended a distance of 660 ft.; thence West and parallel to the South line of the SW/4, said Sec. 26 a distance of 33Oâ€˜*'ft.; thence South a distance of 660 ft. to the point or place of beginning. Said described tract of land contains 5 acres more or less. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

Payment for this property is to be made after a survey is made and the School District Attorney approves all legal documents.

#345 Purchase of fernon L. Young Property App.

It was moved by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of a clear merchantable fee title to the following described property from Vernon L. Young and Rebecca Sue Young at $1,200 per acre for a school site: Part of the NE/4, Sec. 25, T-12-N, R-2-W, I.M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point in the South line of said NE/4 200' East of the SW corner of said NE/4, thence East along the South line of said NE/4 a distance of 541-52', thence North and parallel to the West line of said NE/4 a distance of 790-41' to a point in the South R/W line of the C.R.I. & P- Railroad; thence Northwesterly along said South R/W line a distance of 767-05' to a point in the West line of said NE/4 a distance of 682.21'; thence East and parallel to the South line of said NE/4 a distance of 200'; thence South and parallel to the West line of said NE/4 'a distance of 300' to the point or place of beginning. Said described tract contains 13-7096 acres.

The total amount of $16,451-52 for the above described property is to be made after the attorney approves all legal documents. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

The Central Office gave final acceptance on September 4, 1961, to Sunset Elementary School Building with the exception of certain minor items.

I. #346 .d j ournment

Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Skaggs by Mr. Lott, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST:

Approved the

day of

J , 1961-

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION O?1 THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, DECEMBER A, 1961, AT A: 30 P.M.

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett, President

William F. Lott, Vice President Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendent; Gerald Kidd - Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent; C. E. Costley, Wm. H. French, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith - Directors; B. D. Foutz - Chief Engineer; Dr. M. S. Lunn - Assistant Director of Teaching Materials; H. B. Ginn - Business Manager; David Light - Chief Accountant; Gene Shepherd - General Curriculum Coordinator; Walter A. Lybrand - Attorney; George H. C. Green - Treasurer; Millard Prigmore - Auditor; Wilma Cain - Clerk; Gene Pingleton; Duane Weinert, W. H. Thomas representing Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid of The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch.

iInvocation

On motion made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson, the minutes of the .meetings of November 6, 1961, and November 13, 1961, were approved as read.

j R. #380 j Minutes Approved Guests Welcome^

Mr. Bennett recognized the guests who were present. I

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, School District Treasurer, presented his regular monthly report for the month of November and handed a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

i Treasurer1s j Report________

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, presented the following Resolution:

â€˜ Attorney's | Report________

RESOLUTION BE IT RESOLVED that the Clerk of the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, is authorized and directed to swear to and verify all petitions to condemn property for the School District. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above Resolution. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

jR. #381 Condemnation |Petitions

Mr. Lybrand also presented the following Resolution:

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:

Lots 32 and 33 in Block 10 and the West half of Lot 7; Lots 10 through 35; the West half of Lot 36 in Block 11; and Lots 16 and 17 in Block 20 all in NORTH HIGHLAND ADDITION to Oklahoma City.

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, EE 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 in court in the name of the said School District, a petition to condemn said land and to give notice of hearing thereon, and to do all things necessary, proper and incident to prosecuting of said proceedings. On motion made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson, the above Resolution was approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call. (Legal Notice for this action is attached on the following page.)

R. #382 |N. Highland i Condemnation Approved

MEETING OF DECEMBER h, 1961 - CONT'D

R. #382 Continued

R- #383 Purchase of NO. HIGHLAND Lots Approved (R. W. Garrett) |

Mr. Lybrand reported that the Claim and Warranty Deed for the following described lots were I in order and met with I with "Ms his sTmrmml approval.. On motion by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott, it was moved that this property be purchased and that the proper papers be executed conveying these lots from R. W. Garrett and Aline Garrett, his wife, to Independent Schpol District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma:

Lots Nine (9) through Thirteen (13) and Lots Twenty (20) and Twentyone (21) in Block Twenty (20) NORTH HIGHLAND ADDITION to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof.

R. #384 Payment for Abstract Work Approved

This purchase in the amount of $4,725-00 is to be charged to Bond Account 950. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. .moved On Ftr • Lybrand s approval, . t— —-xn -jx-xuim-xu. vtxj _ uiof uwo Mr.. — Thompson/and Mrs. Welch seconded approval two claims totaling $30.00 for abstract work done by the Southwest Title and Trust Company Inc., in (*»connection rwi tttwith +1« the —property — —. —~ — - -J j _to _ n 1 - under be condemned R. #382. This payment to be made from Petty n-j-j.-. Cash and charged- to Bond Account 950. On roll call, all .members voted "Aye."

Auditor's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all claims presented had Been checked and approved as listed.

R. #385 On motion By Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the foregoing reports were approved as Reports Approved presented. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R. #386 Resolutions of Appreciation Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, to approve Resolutions for the following persons recently deceased: Mr. Wayne M. Jeans, Special Education and Principal, Bryan School, deceased November 22, 1961.

I i

Mrs. Guyon B. DurBin, teacher at Westwood Elementary School, deceased December 2, 1961.

The .motion carried unanimously. 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: INSTRUCTION.

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

RESIGNATIONS CLASSEN

(MRS)

BAADE, MARJORIE

Ition

POSITION)

BERTSON - SUBSTI TUTE)

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

DITIONAL POSITION)

DDITIONAL POSITION)

(ADD DECEA

Jmr T IFAN<L

WAYNF

DESREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

(MRS)

ROBERTSON, SANDRA (MISS

HAMPTON, SALLY

TURNER, DOROTHY (MRS)

LOWRY, ANljlE

ANDREWS, ANNETTA

(mr s ). r ; ■TRO,Ut J-BERTHA L.

REMARKS

CLASSEN - ART ‘ "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM”

MERCHANT, PATRICIA

(MRS)

/ANS - TRANSFERRED)

SALARY

(MRS)

ILL

REPLACEMENT’

TERMINATIONS

11-2-61 11-7-61

4100.

C. HILL SR. -MATH. "FOR 4 DAYS 'ONLY" HILL SR.

11-13-61

4 00. N. E.S.T.C. 4600.

Ba Sa

o.u. 4550.

M.L.S.

4700.

M.T.

c.s.c.

LANGSTON 2050.

B.S.

IO-23-6I

MATH.

ROCKWOOD - SPEC. ED. "FOR 10 DAYS ONLY" PRAIRIE QUEEN'

11-13-61

5th

11-27-61

MOON JR. - PHYS. ED. "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

Il-l6-6l

DUNBAR - 5 XDG. "DURATION Of NEED"

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS (MRS)

FOOD SERVICE

CLERK

• MILSTEAD, ARDELL

(MRS)

PERSONNEL PBX OPERATOR

MOORE, CHANDA

(MRS)

11-6-61

SELLARS, SYLVIA

• 95.

PERSONNEL 1I *20-611 PBX OPR.

295.

11-6-61

185.

11-16-61

1500.

11-20-61

1500.

11-20-61

1500.

11-21-61

1500.

11-20-61

(MRS)

(sm ith

tr a ns fe rr e d )

GEORGE, (MRS)

(POWELL - TRANSFERRED)

KING,

EMMA

IONA J.

(MRS)

(ad dit iona l

pos ition

)

FERGUSON, HELEN J. (MRS)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

LONG, KATHLYN

(MRS)

(ADDITIONAL po si tion

)

MASON, VELMA R. (MRS)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

SMITH, MARY L. (MRS)

(ADDITIONAL po sit ion

Leav

e of

)

FOOD SERVICE

$205.

(MRS)

II-13-61

11-6-61

EULA W.

WADDLE,

WHITE,

ESSIE

1500.

11-20-61

CLERK

PERSONNEL - CLERK "PREV.

IN THE SYSTEM”

NORTHWEST CLASSEN FORD FOUNDATION CLERK

FOSTER

TEACHER AIDE

HENRY

TEACHER AIDE TAYLOR

TEACHER AIDE CAREY

TEACHER AIDE CARVER

TEACHER AIDE

ab se nce

mate rnity (MRS)

PERSONNEL

SMITH, BETTY J.

PERSONNEL ASST.

11-3-61

■ ■- '

MEETING OF DECEMBER k, 1961 - CONT'D

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1961-1962 ARI ANO, MARJORIE F.

5351

RAWLINGS

PHYS.

ED., BIOL., SCIENCE, S.S.

EVELYN

2640 N W 31

PRIMARY

ELLA M.

4101 n w 59

SECRETARY

2141 N. VERMONT

MATH., SCIENCE, PHYS.

DOEPEL, HELEN D.

1415 SHERWOOD LANE

3,4

HANSING, FRANCES V.

22 E.

BLACK, CASE,

CORDON,

DOUGLAS

12(EDMOND)

4,3

5533 S. WALKER

ENG.,

HOPKINS, SHEILIA L.

615 N W 6

ELEMENTARY

JERGENSEN,

4101

HEALD,

CYNTHIA H.

IRENE K.

PENI EL (BETHANY)

SPEECH,

2600 N w 63

SISK, SANDRA J.

217 E. HURD

ENG., S.S.

LILA J.

2637 s w 45

SMITH, CLARENCE

2000 N W 11

BUS.

SOUTHERLAND,

537 W.

5,6,3, 4

SLATER,

WAKELY,

EMMA

CAROLYN 0.

EUBANKS

1408 N W 25

INDIA DRIVE

HOME EC., KDG. ,1,2

ELEM.

ED.

ENG., S.S,

WEI SUL, LINDA JUNE

513 E.

SNOWBARGER, WILMA

2508 s w 45

1,2,3

BEAVERS, WILLIAM C.

721 N E II

BIOL., SCIENCE, MATH.

BRADFORD, BERTA L„

809 N E 10

ELEM., MUSIC

DANIEL,

KEITH,

SIMMIE

• 924 E. PARK

ERVIN A.

2204 N E 21

Si#

HISTORY

VOCAL MUSIC, MUSIC

SHERWOOD, KARON 0.

#44

ED.

HOME EC.,

BUS.

ENG., SCIENCE

ED., ENG.

BIOL., SCIENCE,

CHEM., PHYSICS

P-4

-RE^MENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT DR. WILLIAM MUMMERY, AS A SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST, SALARY:fl3OO., (PART-TIME)

EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 4, 1961. '

c Mr

PERSONNEL

Se rv ice

Food

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

1 EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

Rah

Brigh

, Ri anvs

Hel pe r Ros s

, Margi

Ha rd

hel pe r

e L.

Hel pe r

Mar va C-

Rr OWNj

, Ver gie

Ca rrington

Dav is , Mar gar etta

1i-8- 6i

Roger

1 1 -5>O-61

Help er Longfe ll ow

11-10-61

10-25-61

Hofel d , Fra nc es L.

Knig ht . Gwen do la

Hel pe r Jac ks on

11-20-61

Hel pe r Whe e le r

11-20-61

. Very le

Lan ca st er , Bet

Mc Kee l , Vir gin ia l .

Moo

, Edit

Stea

Wal

ro ve

rm an ,

la ce

Wa lk

, Ka thl

een

Dorothy

, Els

Fa y e

, Norm a Jea n

Will iford

, Dorothy

11-8 61

. Viv ia n

.80

11-8-61

Hel pe r Ross Hel pe r Har di ng

.80

10-25-61

Hel pe r Roose ve lt

, Ma ry

Hol

Adc

ock

.80

11-8-61

, Agne

.80

11-22-61

.80

11-6-61

Hel per

Star

Spe nce

Hel pe r WHEELER

Hel pe r

pe r

Help er Pra irie Hel pe r Gra nt

Ma de wel

11-2-61

11-10-61

Ross

11-3-61

Hel pe r John Ma rs

Rec er , Zel ma Hea th

Sne lg

Hel

Luc

1.80

11-3 61

Hel pe r Southe as t Hel pe r Sta r Spe nc

Ha gga

;

Mc Kee l . Virg inia

WnnnsnN

Hel pe r Roos e v e lt Hel pe r Cul ber tson

Car pe nt er . Iola

ing

1l-2-fil

ha ll

10-30-61

Que en

11-13-61

Hel pe r Pra irie Quee Hel pe r Be lle Is le

Bor

thic k ,

Bonn ie

Ross

11-16-61

Hel pe r John Mar sh al l , Hel pe r Jef fe rs on

11-6-61

11-15-61 â– w 11-15-61

10-24-61

tu M CD Ci

Cl) 4 CD O

Cl) 3

3 CD H

c+ PO y cn

90 TJ CD CD O 4 O tn

s O P CD P P CD P< H ft> c+ H> O

PERSONNEL

FOOD SERVICE

TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

SALARY

NAME

REPLACEMENT

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

Zle

gle r

, Mar

y N.

Tra ine e C ENTRAL

11-17-61

$.80

11-22-61

Hel Bry

Bro wn , Rub y

.80

10-25-61

Hel pe r >■ Burb an k ?

Rhode

.80

lO-PS-bl

Hel Shi

.80

11-10-61

Hel pe r Eme rs on

.80

1 l-U-61

Wisdom , Ine z

.85

1 I-I4-6I

(Bru mme t - L/A)

Dra ke , Iva

.80

1 l-l6-6l

(Add

Karn s , Jfss

.35

1 i -9i -.Fi

(Don 1HOO

Proffe

er so n -Tra ns fe rre d )

(King -Tra

ns fer re d )

, Mild

re d

Ola

(Tay lor -Tra ns fer re d )

Her rin g , Lol a

(PEPPERS-TRANSFERR ED)

Lan ca st er , Bet ty

(Gra y -Re s ign e d )

)

$ 175‘OOF (I254GO ALLOWAN

(Add iti ona l )

Ziegl

(Add iti ona l )

Ha nc ock , Elgi e

Smit

(Lar ge -III)

. Ma ry

Ale

2S.00

FOR DEGREE)

pe r el d S

Heigh ts

pe r whee ler

Hel pe r Clev ela nd

Help er ' Shie lds Hei ghts Hel pe r - Sfoii oya

Tra ini ng Cfnt ra i

11-28-61

Hel pe r Doug la s s

•95

11-20-61

Cook Mad ison

Hel

.80

r ■-*.

1 l-6-6l

per an

Man ag er

K, 1961 - CONT'D

iti ona l

MEETING OF DECEMBER

(Wilk

TRA NSF ERR ED)

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

sa la ry

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

De mp s e y , Wal ter

l-LOORMAN

John

Ma rs ha ll

11-17-61

Burl

Gre en . Jim

Floo rm an Ha rd ing

11-8-61

Mor to Nj John

Flo or ma n Northw es t

11-22-61

(Add

ition

(Lyn ch

)

, Bil

Gilm ore , Alb er t

tr an sf er re d )

Mar

tin

, Dal

e E.

$200.

11-27-61

100.

11-14-61

50.

11-3-61

100.

11-14-61

100.

11-20-61

Flo or ma n John Mar sh al l i T. Flo or ma n Pra irie Que en

i T.

Ha rd i T.

Floo

MEETING OF DECEMBER

Locke , Monroe

es on

rm an

in g

Flo or ma n

Taft

SAFETY

4, 1961 -

Wils on , Aub re y

(Add iti ona l )

Bus Driv er Sta r Spe nc er

CONT'D

MAINTENANCE

RESIGNATIONS:

Dea n , Lonn

Plu mbe r

11-17-61

w CD

tn O

O P

O Q

Pj H

P c+

MEETING OF DECEMBER

1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommendations 5

(1 5

CHANGE IN STATUS OF SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL: <

■ ■ ,

John Har old Hutc hi ns - Re lie f Flo or ma n at all sc ho ols Sal ary $235. pe r mon th . Effe cti ve Nov emb er 3, 1961. Jer

Dea n Lyn ch - £ Time Floorm an

SALARY $200.

Thom

Car ter

empl oye d as 5 time

- Sala ry

Taft

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER |4,

PER MONTH.

rm an at

floo

- Sa la

tioo. pe r

$200,

per

mo nth

Rel

Flo or ma n

ief

Cus todia n at al l sc hool s .

srwni <■

1961.

Moon

Re lie

month

North

in st ea d of

s ta te d

west

Nov

the

ag end a .

e mbe r

CHANGE IN SALARY OF TV STATION PERSONNEL:

Tom Tan se l - Regu

la r

Man ager

Studio

- Sal

$3400. to

ary

Effe

$3500.

Octob e r

ctiv e

1961.

16,

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT:

Lee Cal

Rob ert

ton

Will iam Dar re ll

John

gar la nd

Elm er

Dar J.

re l

Mc Rey no Max fie ld

Dut ton

Fra

nk lin

Mec ha nic

- Temp ora ry

Coggins

Na tha n Fra nk lin

Gle

ar y

Houli han - Te mp ora ry

Jam es

Le ona rd

- Tempor

ld s

Brick

- Tem po ra

- Te mp ora

- Tempor

ar y

ll ow

Tire

Labo rer

Lay er ry

Rep air

man

- Sal ary

- Sala ry

- Sal ary

$1.25 per

$4.oo pe r

le d

Lab ore

- Temp ora ry

Plu

pe r

- Sal ary

mb er

- Sala ry

hour

Effectiv

hou r

Effec Nov

Effec tive

hou r

|i .50 pe r hour .

$1.25 pe r r

hou r

- Sala ry

Effe

Nov

Effe

cti ve

$1.35 per

Nov

Nove

mber

hour

1961.

em ber

Nov

ct ive

emb er

1961.

e mbe r

Effec tive

Nov

tiv e

em ber

.. Effec tiv e Nove mber

$1.35 pe r

- Sala ry

Appr entic e Pain te

#f.5O pe r

hou r

Lab ore r - Sala ry $1.25 per

Plum b e r Hel

Sem i -Skil

Enni s - Te mp ora

Stringfe

e mbe r

21,

16,

17,

1961. 1961.

1961.

Effe ctiv e Nov

em be r

22,

1961.

MEETING OF DECEMBER U, 1961 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommendations

THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .80 PER HOUR.

NAME

SCHOOL

Alm ond , Gla dys Bis hop , Max ine Bro wn , Pau line Butle r , Bet ty Chea twood , Hel

Joh n ma rs ha ll Star Sp e nce r Roos ev elt Southe as t Dav is Unas sign ed John Mar sh al l Una s s ign e d Culb er tso n Una s s ign e d Northwe st Cla John Mar sh al l Johns on Jef fe rs on Una s s ign e d Una s s ign e d Una s s ign e d Unas signed Dou gl as s Unas signed Moon Una ss igne d

C0LLAM0RE,

en NETA

Dix on , Rose E. Dover , Bett y l . Har ri s , Car oly n Ann Har t , Beth el Har tzel l , Edna Fay e Her rin g , Bett y Hol der , Ge rtr ud e A. Jon es , Add ie Lee Ne ls on , Bet ty Louis e Petr ee , Opa l Ridg ew ay , Mab el Smith , Ve ra v . Wa de , Que en Esth er wa tso n , The lma Webb er , Ine z whi te , Ber ni ce V.

IN STATUS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

CHANGE

Euge nie Doni hoo - mana ge r Tra Effe ct ive Octob er 30, 1961. Imgge ne mon th .

Bird

Gus

Find le y - Hel Effec tiv e Nove

tav ia

mo nth

ine e at

Cen tr al

pe r at Vall ey Broo k mber 15, 1961.

Johnson - Mana ger Effe ctiv e Nov em be r

mo nt h .

per

$185.

Love la dy - Man ag er at Effec tiv e Nov e mbe r

Pep pe rs

Edith Effectiv

Edith Sala ry

- Sal ary

$235.

Nov

- Hel pe r at

e mbe r

L. Ta y lor $185. pe r

Mon th

pe r

Hel pe r at

Bry an - Sal ary

Man ager

Tra

Seco

nda ry

Ma na ge r

Sec ond

ar y

ining

Ce ntr

.85 per

hou r

- Sal ar y f 175.

Tra ini ng

- Sal

pe r

$275.

ary

pe r

Euge ne Fiel d - Sa la ry , 1961.

$185. pe r

month

Man age

Tra

ine e

- Sal

ary

#275.» A ‘

Par

Eme rs on - sa la ry

) Sal

(2 hou rs

.85 per

ar y

hou r

Ca rv e r

Hours ) Sala

.80 pe r

Hour .

■

- Man ager Tra ine e at whee ler - Sal ary . Effec tiv e Nove mber io , 1961.

. Ta y lor

ho ur

month

1961.

pER mo nth

$175. pe r

.90 pe r

Hora ce Man n - Sal ary

15,

Ma ttie L. Mid dl e ton - Hel pe r at Orch ard Effec tive Nove mber 7, 1961. Ruth

ss en

I175. per

.80 per

hour

month

Mana

ger

Ele

Tra

ment ary

ine e at

man ag er

Euge ne Fiel d - Sal

SS^®- Sal

ary

$175.

per

ary

mon th

, 1961.

- Ma na ge r Tra ine e at mon th . Effectiv e Nove mber

; Gai l We b s ter - Man age r at North ea st - Sala ry Sal ary $3400. Effec tive Nove mber 3, 1961.

15,

- Sal ary 1961.

$335.

per

#175. pe r

mon th

Ele

month

me nta ry

p e rm a ne nt

Supe

rvi sor

Man ager

the

Hora

Adm in istr

Man n -

atio n

Buil

ding

Motion to approve the foregoipg personnel was .made by Mr. Thompson, seconded hy Mr. Lott, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."

R. #387 Personnel Approved

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls j Recommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT DEC. 4th, 1961

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

123,313.76

1960- 61 GENERAL FUND

15,995.89

1961- 62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

23,004.67

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

152,954*10

BOND FUND

23,631.54

338,899-96

TOTAL

â€”

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.

Storeroom Stock Printing

Low

Standard

A & E Equipment Company

Engineers Off. Bldg. & Grounds Engineers Off. Research

Low

Airline Water Company

Water

Utilities

American Library Association

Library

Publisher Sei.

American Photocopy Eqpt. Co.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Standard

Amer. Printing House for the Blind

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Apco Oil Corporation

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Architectural Record

Engineers Off.

Publisher Sei.

351.60 15-68 304.49 9.97 1.80

8.84 8.44 4.34 16.88 16.55 82.14 6.00 11.00

683-54

137.19 94.00

17.00 ; 234.44 i

3-50 42.09 14.03 28.05

4.85 !

84.17 5.50

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

' B-2

Ella M. Asher

Room & Board

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Associated Sch. Distrib.Inc.

Title 111, Teach. Materials

Board Action

30.88

Audio-Visual Dept.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Reimbursement

26.19

Audograph of Oklahoma

Office Mach.

Standard

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Bakers Apco Service

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

50.00 50.00

100.00

7.50 28.00*^ 2.00

2.50

30.00 5.25

Banks Upshaw and Company

Title 111, Teach. Materials

Board Action

Baptist Book Store

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Beckley Cardy Company

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

34.84

Beltone Hearing Serv.

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Standard

12.50

Benefic Press

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Dr. Carlton Berenda

In Serv.Training

Board Action

12.00

Betty Bidwell

Transp. for Student

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

86.40

Bioscope Mfg. Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

16.80

Black & Decker Mfg. Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

1.20

Blackhawk Films

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Bostitch-Midwest Inc.

Sup. Office

Low

R.R. Bowker Company

Libr; try

Publisher Sei.

Brandon Films, Inc.

Audi- j JVis .Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

55.36 .80

1.54 .14

5.65

1.68

64.90

4.50 iil 15.00 1.79 ■ 10.00

5.01

26.79 50.00

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

I96I-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-3

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Travel

Britton Brothers

Vehic. Rpr.

Selected

Bob Brown Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

9.70

John A. Brown Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

21.56

Bureau of Publications

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

10.39

Bur-Lane Stamp Company

Teach. Aid

Selected

Burroughs Corp.,Todd Co.Div.

Office Machines

Board Action Standard

Wilma Cain

Miscellaneous Superintend.Off. Business Office Printing Travel Library Supplies Library Supplies Audio Vis.Mtrls. Gen. Instruction In Serv.Training Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

P.C. Reimb.

Capitol Typewriter Co.

Office Machines

Standard

Carpenter Paper Company

Gen. Instruc. Research Gen. Instruc.

Low

Bob Cates

Board Action Reimburs ement

483.05 207.20

690.25

25.82 23.98

49-80

3.23

63.00

IxM.

64.44

1.00 5.80 7.61 4.00 30.40 122.00 13.00 6.25 9-57 30.00 6.80

236.43 6.00

3-70 5-40 50.96

60.06

37.13 46.20

83.33

Operating, Gas & Oil

Low

Dr. B.B. Chapman

In Serv.Training

Agreement

9.76

City Bus Company

Public Carrier

Agreement

2,279.60

City of Nichols Hills

Water &â– Sewerage

Utilities

17.00

City Spring Works, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

15.00

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Sills and Payrolls Recommended

I96I-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-4

City of the Village

Water

Utilities

.71.75

John H. Cole Company

Gen. Instruction

Boaid Action

76.18

Collins Dietz Morris Co.

Custodial Supplies- Low

Comptometer Corp.

Office Machines

Board Action

21.21

Continental Press Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

' -3.34

Al Cook Desk & Office

Office Machines

Board Action

12.50

Coronet Films

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action Publisher Sei.

26.00

300.00 32.50 165.00 28.50

. 52’6.00

50.00

Mrs. Henry Cousins

Room & Board

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Cramer Div. Giannini Controls

Printing

Low

Creative Educational Society

Library

Publisher Sei.

10.44

Mr. ”C” Supermarket

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

30.25

Cunningham Book Store

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

20.07

Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal Pub.

Publisher

Dannenburg Dist. Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action Low

Davis Publications, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.84

Davis Variety Store

Library

Publisher Sei.

. 4.10

Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Delta Division

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action

Dembar Publi cat ions,Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Denoyer-Geppert Company

Title Jill, Instruc • Materials Low

Walt Disney Productions

Audio Vis.Mtrl.-

Standard

Dollies Ceramics

Gen. I ns true. .

Selected

12.50 .51

13.01

32.40 16.45

48.85

107.18 45.17

152.35

9-75

300.60

11.75 58.20

5.95 -

5.44

MEETING OF DECEMBER k, 1961 - CONT'D i.

...............

Bills and Payrolls j Recommended

I96I-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-5

Calendar Refills All Adm. Offices Treasurer

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Low

Doubleday & Company, Inc.

Gen. Instruc. Library

Publisher Sei.

Dover Publications

Library

Publisher Sei.

Dowlings Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Low Selected

Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.

Rpr.Inst.Eqpt.

Standard

Bill Doyle

Business Off. Gen. Instruc. Research Off. Instruc. Off. Engineers Off.

Low

Printing Instruc. Off. Off. Machines

Ele ctr on.Supplies

Dulaney’s

7 ' . 7 '

Standard

Selected Standard

156.75

3.94 2.63

6.57

2.10

6.00 45.90 21.45 3^-98 21.13 27.28 18.80 >16.16 9.25 24.82 28.28 25.51 28.30

Title 111, Instruc • Board Action Materials

Dowlings Inc.

132.00 24.75

344.00 456.00

304.86

800.00 4-35

8.25 8.00 29.80 9.75 1.50 9.80 1.60 4.00 78.55 23.75 18.00 10.20 10.70 22.95

18.20

7\ ■

236.8 5

7/52.4 5

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-6

Office Machines

Standard

Storeroom Stock

Low

D-X Sunray Oil Company

Vehic. H.Duty

Low

Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

The Economy Company

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Educational Audio Vis.,Inc.

Title 111, Instruc • Board Action Materials

The Educational Pub. Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Educators Progress Serv.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Electronic Supply Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low

EMC. Recording Corp.

Title'111, Records

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Board. Action

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Standard

Gen. Instruc. Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei. Board Action

Enrichment Teaching Mtrls.

Library

Publisher Sei.

,21.96

Expression Company

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

4.59

Film Associates of Calif.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

530.00

.Film Images Inc.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

55.50

Filmstrip House

Title 111, Film

Board Action

235.07

Title 111, Film

Board Action

24.00

First National Mgmnt. Corp.

TV Eqpt. Rental

Rental Agreement

The Fish Bowl

Gen. Instruc. i ' •'

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Film Strip of-the-Month Club

47.31 7.20 437.50

492.01

96.46 757.50

853-96 1.95

19.50 1.24

20.74 Ai?

178-49

1.95

7.50 6.25

,13.75

139.40 ^0

139.70

Publisher Sei.

< Selected

6.95

303.34

41.33 11.29 60.48 645.30

. 1 '

758.40

554-43

. 13.58' 10.58

'■ 24.16

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls ; Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-7

Fisher Scientific Co.

Gen* Instruc.

Low

50.60

The Fleck Bearing Company

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.Low

14.72

The Fox-Vliet Drug Co.

Pest Control Bldg. & Grounds

Low

Library

Publisher Sei.

The Free Press of Glencoe The Garrard Press

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Irwin C. Gaumer

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Gaylord Bros. Inc.

Library Supplies Instruc. Office

Selected

General Biological Supply House

Title 111, Instruc • Supplies Low

General Electric Company

TV Rental Eqpt.

Rental Agreement

General Electronics

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Dr. A.M. Gibson

In Serv. Train.

Agreement

Gil-More Chemical Co.

Custodial Supplies Low

Ginn & Company

Textbooks

Publisher Sei.

286.08

-2-7?

288.83

20.45 .50

20.95

1.12 ___

1.21

15.75 *»? 184.40

-..7-40

191.80 72.50 500.00

34.95 ___

35.60 3.04

60.48 .11 ■

60.59

Reader Aid

Spec.Ed.Reimb.

14.25

Dixon. M. Gray

Transportation

Spec.Ed.Reimb.

69.30

Robt. W. Gr.ubbe Company

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

■ 14.13

Harlow Pub. Corp.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

. 12.48

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

5.10

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl. Gen. Instruc. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low

Harper

& Brothers

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Hastings House Publishers

Gen. Instruction

Standard Board Action

Library

Publisher.- Sei.

460.00

Mary Lou Glazier

•

2.72 11*39 50.60 5.03 86.10

2^,97.19

2,453.03 9.-57

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D ■ fr

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-8

Herman’s Sporting Goods

Gen. Instrue.

Selected

5.50

Hettinger Dental Supply Co.

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Selected

5.00

Earl L. Hilfiker

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian Church

Bldg. Rental

Board Action

Hillcrest Hts. Presbyterian Church

Bldg. Rental

Board Action

Hillpeg Map

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Hohman & Brown Appliance Service, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Holt, Rinehart and Winston

Library

Publisher Sei.

Holt, Rinehart and Winston

Title 111, Film

Publisher Sei.

30.00

Houghton Mifflin Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.31

Houston Fearless Corp. Westwood Division

Rpr. Instruc .Eqpt.

Standard

55.60

Humpty-Dumpty Super Market

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

79.57

Hunzicker Bros.

Custodial Supplies Board Action

Hydraulic Equipment Co.

Gen. Instruc. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Ideal Pictures

. Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Low Selected

Publisher Sei.

Industrial Arts Supply

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Gen. Instruc.

Low Board Action

International Bus. Machines

IBM Eqpt.Rental

Rental Agreement Ma int.Agree.

International Communications Foundation

Audio Vis.Mtr1. 1

Publisher Sei.

400.00

120.00 200.00

320.00

200.00 49.50 . 15.0$*?

64.50 24.54

..... 1.10

2.25

2,887.87

64.60

5.10 10.20 12.80 10.20

38.30

17.50 249.02

266.52

72.33 1,905.19 391.00

2,368.52 10.05

MEETING OE DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

|Bills and |Payrolls | Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-9

International Film Bureau

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Board Action

International Harvester Co.

Operating Expense

Low

24.60

Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Company

Gen. Instruc.

Low

56.25

Interstate Printers & Pub. Inc. Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Jay’s Electric Service

Printing

Low

Jefferson Heights Baptist Church

Bldg. Rental

Board Action

Jenkins Music Company

Gen. Instruc.

Low Selected

225.50 ___

225.69

2.19

5.56

7-89 300.00

30.60 86 .48 76.06 15.00 7.00

,215.14

Jim’s Champlin Super Serv.

Maintenance

Selected

Johnson Hunt Productions

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Johnson Who. Electronics

Electron.Splys. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Electron.Splys.

Selected

Jones Boys #6

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

60.73

Fred Jones Ford

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

34-15

Kamp Bros. Grocery

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

208.68

Harry Keeton Supply Co.Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers

Gen. Instruc.

Low

63.05 ' 34-41 9.30 30.50

137.21 190.17

20.00

74.21

327.38

. 308.95

30.21 .09 19.78

50.08

Knowledge Builders

Audio ..Vis. Mtr 1.

Selected

10.00

Laidlaw Brothers, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei*

25.12

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4? 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended. *

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-10

Language Training Aids

Title 111, Film

Board Action

. 18,70

La Pine Scientific Company

Gen. Instruc.

Board Action

111.67

Marvin A. Leach

Transp. & Phys. Aid

Spec.Ed.Reimb.

H.E. Leonhardt Lumber Co.

Gen..Instruc. Furn.Rpr.Mtrl. Gen. Instruc. Storeroom Stock Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Low

Library of Congress Card Div.

Library Supplies

Publisher Sei.

174.00

Library Serv. Company, Inc.

Textboods

Publisher Sei.

11.60 68.85 232.05 119.00: . 72.63' . 11.68 ' 106.08

Life Filmstrips

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Life (Times)

Library

Publisher Sei.

Litho Service & Supply

In Serv.Training Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Long’s Laundry

Laundry Exp.

Selected

Lorraine Music Co.

Title 111, Instruc • Publisher Sei. Material

6.00 2.00 117.50 59.00 36.75 10.88

226.13 207.76

621.89

35.00 3.25

•

13.00 29,-a.

42.57 14.01

34.30 20.10

54.40

Lyons & Carnahan

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

80.23

The MacMillan Company

Textbooks

Publisher Sei.

. 180.17

Carl F. Mahnke Productions

Standard

5.05

J.A. Majors Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

5.17

Marquis-Who’s Who, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

21.25

T.C. McCourry

Bldg.Rental

Agreement

. 125.00

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls j Recommended

B-ll

L961~62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Riley McCullough

Mo.Dump.Priv.

Agreement

McGraw-Hill Book Co.,Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

120.05

McGraw-Hill Book Co.,Inc.

Title 111,Books

Board Action

952.46

Medical Plastics Laboratory

Title 111, Instruc • Board Action Material

450.00

Chas. E. Merrill Books, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei,

Metropolitan Utilities Co.

Water &■ Sew.

Utilities .

60.00

5.20

59.15 78.10

137.25

4-85 ___

5.08

10.57 2.09 5.26 2.45 ,71.50 5.93 . 12.21 431.68 235.44

777.13

156.12 119.38

275.50

<e #

Middlebury College

Mideke Supply Company

Title 111, Instruc • Publisher Sei. Materials

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Adult Sch.Supplies Low Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Standard Standard Board Action Custodial Splys. Gen. Instruc.

Miller-Jackson Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Electron.Splys.

Selected

Miller-Norris Company,Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Monroe Calc. Machine Co.,Inc.

Office Machines

Standard

Morgensen Lumber Company

Gen. Instruc.

Low Board Action

Mrs. Chester Moseley

Room & Board

Sp.Ed. Reimb.

National Asso. of Education

Gen.Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

National Wildlife Federation

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

W.R. Nevin

Transportation

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

New Method Book Bindery,Inc.

Library

Selected

.367*50

1.40 7.39 483.97 . 102.41

593.77

50.00 ■

4.00

2.00 10.14 3.01

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-12

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

News- Map of the Week,Inc.

Period. & Nwspr.

Publisher Sei.

The New York Times

Subscriptions

Publisher Sei.

Nichols Hills Transp. Co.

Public Carrier

Board Action

Nu-Way Products, Inc.

Laundry Exp.

Low

Okla.City Asso. of Ins.Agents

Insurance

Board Approved

Okla. City Linen Service

Laundry Exp.

Board Action

19.75

35.50 15-00 226.20

276.70 543-65

83.46 89.10

172.56

11,831.78 53.05 221.10 122.56 245.3.1 3-50 105.00

Audio Vis. Mtrls. Laundry Exp.

.750.52

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

8,494-57

Okla. County Election Board

Sch.Elections

Board Action

1,893.00

Okla. Curriculum Improvement Commission

Miscellaneous

Agreement

200.00

Oklahoma Gas & Elec. Co.

Electricity

Utilities

34,672.83

Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.

Heat

Utilities

8,018.28

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Gen. Instruc.,

Board Action

Adult Sch.Supplies Gen. Instruction (

29.73 . 10.95 9.74 9.35 7.59 40.88 2.56 " 19.48 12.81 34.73 2.56 39.98 2.56 9-35 10.54 5.71 6.70

. 255.22

f '

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls J Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-13

Oklahoma Paper Company

Printing

Low

77.62

Oklahoma Publishing Co.

Gen. Instruction

Publisher

59.40

Oklahoma Seating Co.

Storeroom Stock Gen. Instruction

Low Selected

Oklahoma Today Magazine

Library

Publisher Sei.

The Okla. Typewriter Co.

Office Mach.

Selected Standard

400.00 8.76

408.76

123.00

14.00 7.00 14.00

35.00

Pacific Productions, Inc.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Pennsylvania Tire Co.

Vehic. Regular

Low

Pictura Films Dist. Cor.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

200.00

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

38.55

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

Prentice-Hall, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Progressive Pictures

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Puddin Lane IGA

Gen. Instruction

Selected

84.34

Rader’s

Gen. Instruction

Selected

. 18.90

Radio Supply, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Selected Electron. Supplies

Random House Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

■ 17.52

Reader’s Digest Services

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

3.78

Mrs. Scott Reed

Transportation

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

12.18

Sharon Reed

Reader, Aid

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

12.00

Refinery Supply Company

Audio Vis.Mtrl. Gen. Instruc.

Board Action Low

960.00 102.63

Title 111, Film

Board Action Low

690.OO

Office Machines

Board Action

Storeroom Stock

Low

Refinery Supply Company

Remington Rand Div.

Rex Engiiyeering & Sales Co.

29.75 9.09

300.00 4.94 ,

520.00

6.75

■,^,7Z

, W5Q

11.52

1,062.63 707.50

2,322.44

30.00

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-14

Rice Machiriery Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Dub Richardson Ford, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Oust . Supplies

Low

85.00

Rockwell Mfg. Company

Gen. Instruction

Standard

85.88

Row. Peterson & Company

Gen. Instruc. Library Library

Publisher Sei.

IBM Bureau

Low

Office Mach.

Standard

Santa Fe Railway

Travel

Reimbursement

Os car Schmidt-Int.,In c.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

6.00

Science Service

Period. Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

5.00

Scott Chevrolet Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

8.60

Scott, Foresman & Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Royal McBee Corp.

Textbooks Library Gen. Instruc.

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Gen. Instruc.

Selected Low

Sesac Inc.

Severin Supply Company ' .Simpson-Horton, Inc. Singer Sewing Machine Co. . (Dallas) Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

6.12

13.67

18.45

10.21 3.09 12.38

25.68

242.00 .« 22.00 ‘ 23.90 -

287.90 90.82

2.43 12.33 137.33 9.68 4.74

.'l"' 166.51

- 33.02 48.57 50.32 •3.46 40.76

176.13

35.00 3^.:QQ

70.00

Standard

2.65

Gen. Instruc.

Agreement

12.45

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. ! Rpr.: [nstruc .Eqpt. Gen. Instruction Rpr.: ins true. Eqpt.

Standard

. 43•64

. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

158.86 34-58

211.58

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Jasper Sipes Sch.Book Dep.

B-15 Textbooks

Board Action

510.50 1,543.65 3.27

2,057.42

Sky Service Company

Storage

Rental Agreement

30.00

Southwest Warehouse

Sch.Election

Board Action

29.00

Southwestern Bell Telephone

Telephone

Utility

Southwest News & Photo Serv.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Stanley Bowmar Co.,Inc.

Title 111, Film

Stanley Bowmar Co.,Inc.

Autio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Stanwix Hous e, Inc.

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

State Department of Ed. (New Mexico)

Library • ..

Publisher Sei.

2.50

State University of Iowa

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

3.30

Stephens Bros. Piano Serv.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

4,664.03 9.00

. Board Action

Agreement

10.20 17.56 . 12.00 ___

• 13.00 18.50 189.00

. 12.79

220.50

Bill Story Fire & Safety Co.

Fire Exting.

Board Action

D.A. Stricklin

Mo. Dump. Priv.

Agreement

Thompson Book & Supply Co.

Gen. Instruc.

Selected

Mrs. Blanche F. Titus

School Elections

Board Action

Triangle Blue Print & Supply

Engineers Off.

Low

Triangle Sch.Eqpt. Company

Gen. Instruc. Instruc. Off.

Low

2.96 24.96

27.92

Trice Who. Electron. Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

.77.05 29.35

106.40

Turco Products, Inc..

Gen. Instruc.

Low

Uarco Inc.

IBM Bureau

Low

Underwood Corp.

Office Mach.

Board Action

166.50

40.00

11.55

43.14

100.00

18.00

43.70 61.72 213.17

274.89 6,781.60

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

. B-16

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

University of Michigan Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Univ, of Minnesota Press

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Univ, of Oklahoma Audio V. Education

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

17.64

D. Van Nostrand Company Inc.

Textbook

Publisher Sei.

57.24

Vaseco Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

9.00

Virco- Mfg. Corp.

Furn.Rpr.Mtrl.

Low

Vis. Education Asso.Inc.

Title 111, Instruc • Publisher Sei. Material

Walker Stamp &•Seal Company

Purchasing

Low

Wayne State University

Library

Publisher Sei.

Webster Pub. Company

Gen. Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Webster Pub. Company

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Western Newspaper Union

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Gen. Instruc. . Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Western Uniform & Towel Serv.

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Gen. Instruc. Printing

■ Telegram Serv.

Board Action Selected Board Action

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Edna Wiggins

Transportation

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

• i

Library Supplies

7.20 ___

Publisher Sei.

7.39

475.00

56.50 3-00 1.50

61.00

. 1.60 .10 5.80

7.50 54.00

8.34 14.30

. 22.64

35.14 94.08 10.60 323.38 495.00 892.77 82.50

. 1.25 5.78

Utilities

Weston Woods Studios, Inc.

The H.W. Wilson Company

3.64

,/j' ■

. 1,898.33 7.03

8.35

16.40 5.04

. 1.52 .09

1.61

3.20

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Yale University Press

B-17 Textbook

Publisher Sei.

American Book Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Bonds Credit Jewelry

Storeroom Stock

Low

Carpenter Paper Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

97.50 1.02

98.52

1960-61 GENERAL.FUND

W.H. Curtin & Company

14.14 S?

1,270.00 2.54

Title 111, Instruc • Material Board Action

495.00

1,272.54 237.74

Doenges Supply

Gen.Instruc.

Selected

Dowlings t Inc.

Title 111 Supplies, Eqpt.

Board Action

603.43

Duplicating. Products,Inc.

Printing

Board Action

118.-11

Encyclopaedia Britannica Film

Title 111,Film ’

Board Action

472.50

General Electric Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Graham Paper Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Harcourt Brace & World Inc.

Textbook

Publisher Sei.

Library

Library Service Company Inc.

Library New Library Books

Board Action

Library New Library Books

La Pine Scientific Company Modern Learning Aids

24.00

98.20 <72

98.92 5,995.35

403.20 33.65 1.86

. 438.71

1,367.91 8.95 4-35 7.87 10.98 7.56

1,407.62

Title 111,Instruc, i Material Board Action

805.06

Title 111,Instruc. Material Boards, Action

255.00

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 19&L - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-18

Natl.Asso. for Practical Nurse Education & Serv.

Adult Sch.Supplies Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma Paper Company

Printing

Board Action

Okla. Pub. Relations Asso.

Pub.Relations

Selected

25.00

Radio Supply Inc.

Ele ctron.Suplys.

Selected

29-98

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Custodial Suplys.

Board Action

1,378.00

Triangle Sch.Eqpt. Co.

Title 111,Suplys.& Equipment Board Action

424.04

Uarco Inc.

IBM Bureau

Board Action

Yale University Press

Textbook

Publisher Sei.

1.10

338.10

1,248.64 144.00 10.67 142.20 16.04

312.91

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

The Arco Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

' 731.50

Mark Blodgett Insulation Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

2.20

Builders Specialty, Inc.

Final Claim (N.E.Ceilings)

Board Action

H.J. Butterly, Inc.

Mtrl. Grounds

Low

Capitol City Auto Supply

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

Capitol Steel & Iron Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

112.89

Bob Cates

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

. 44.55

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Ceco Steel Products Corp.

Mtrl., Bldg.

Standard

18.00

Central Okla. Eqpt. Corp.

Vehic. H.D.

Standard

56.59

1,560.00 996.00

2.556.00 156.00 32.05

82.00 7.70

89.70

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-19

John H. Cole Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Selected

Cook Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

. 167.70'" 63.42

231.12

Crane Supply Company

Mtrl.Bldg.

Low

. 227.28 ■ 13-50 4.80

245.58

12.09

The Dagwell Dixie Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Selected

Dale George Company

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

Dannenburg Dist. Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Board Action

124.00 132.00

256.00

The Dolese Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Board Action Low

5.40 50.71 13.89

,70.00

Dowlings Inc.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

Downtown Chevrolet

Vehic. Reg.

Standard

Mtrl. Bldg. Ems co .Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Standard Low Board Action

26.90

16.00 .,2:3.0

23.50 17.76

.79.00 3.70 39.34 6.72 12.32 5.36: 12.01

.79.45

93.00 75.00 60.25 141.10

- 369.35

The Gordon E« Ervin Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

28.05

The Eureka Tool Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

82.50

The Fleck Bearing Company

Mtrl. Bldg. Vehic. H.D. Mtrl. Grounds

Low

General Electric Supply Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

General Truck Company ...

Vehic. H.D.

Board Action . Low

Standard

30.60 8.20 6.46

560.8039.00

45.26

599.80

' ”^2.91

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

The Glidden Company W.W. Grainger, Inc.

Mtrl. Bldg.

B-20 Board Action

Low

325.00 300.00

625.00

. 16.89 1.00

17.89

Graybar Electric Co.,Inc.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Board Action

45.25

J.C. Hamilton Company

Vehic. Reg.

Board Action

12.24

Harter Marblecrete Stone Co .

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard Low

Hoover Equipment Company

Vehic. H.D.

Standard

Hunzicker Brothers

Mtrl. Bldg.

Board Action Low

International Harvester Co.

Vehic. Reg. . Vehic. H.D.

Standard

Low

International Paper Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Jayâ€™s Electric Service

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Fred Jones Ford

Vehic. Reg.

Standard

Jones-Newby Supply Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Board Action

J & R Supply Company

Vehic. Reg.

Low Selected

Kamen Wiping Materials, Inc

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low Letter Bid Low

The Leonhardt Lumber Co.

Mtrl. Bldg. t j i

Low

230.00 60.00.66.72' 9.80 432.60

569.12 1,576.80

850.81 2,733.04 6.08

3-57 8.15 . 117.45

3,589.93

135.02

51.20 75.00

5.76

285.70 25.72 6.80

32.52

. 200.00

656.64 20.40 247.33 23.90

948.27

280.00 200.94

480.94

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND, (continued)

Makins Concrete Company

B-21

Mtrl. Grounds

Board Action

Mtrl. Bldg. Mtrl. Grounds

33.50 75.90 50.40 22.80 166.95 439.80; 1,918.20 41.40 439.90 J? . 122.85 103.95 103.20 3,518.85

- 4-

L Mideke Supply Company

Mtrl. Bldg. Mtrl. Grounds Mtrl. Bldg.

Selected Low

Low. Letter Bid Standard

4.72 . 5J.25 11408 t nos an 40.50 110,28 60.00 .778,78 122.95- . 1,343.36

Miller .Floor Coverings

Bldg. Mtrl.

Low

,37.95

Miller Jackson Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

.. 70.00

Nee & McNulty, Inc.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Selected

Oil Field Ignition Parts Co.

Vehic. H.D. Vehic. Reg.

Standard Selected

Qkla. City Scenic Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Okla. Clutch Supply

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

. 124.60

. 10.31 19.06

29.37

. 83.40

,74.25 30.15 30.61 68.62 7.01

210.64

Okla. Oxygen Company

Mtrl. Grounds

Board Action

54.02

Pennsylvania Tire Company

Vehic. Reg.

Low

19.10

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

5. ■ '

! b

■

' ...

. 26.19 49.31

75.50

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 .BUILDING LEVY.FUND (continued) Poe’s Motor Supply Company

Vehic. Vehic. Vehic. Vehic.

'~ H.D. Reg. H.D. Reg.

Selected / Low

B-22

. 130.73 . 19.50 9-95 25.39 12.20 26.80 3.16 10.56

.238.29

The Powers Regulator Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

15.95

Refrigeration Sales & Engineering

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

279.55

Service Supply, Inc.

Mtrl. Grounds

Selected

Severin Supply Company

Vehic. H.D.

Low Selected

Sharp Auto Supply Company

Vehic. Reg.

Low

Singer Sewing Machine Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

Skill Corporation

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

24.00 ■ -70

24.70

Southern Air Filter, Inc.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low Letter Bid Low

45.50 11.86

57.36

State Agency for Surplus Property

Rpls.Non.Instruc. Material

Selected

320.00 579.55

899-55

Steel Supply Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

102.71

D.A. Stricklin

Mtrl. Grounds

Low

Swan Sigler Inc»

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

368.10

■ Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

. 16.28

Ward Bros. Truck Parts

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

36.44

Welch Floor Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

W & W. Steel Company

^jjyjJS^tnl, Bldg.

Low

Up-Right Scaffolds

11.90 3.00

5-95

14.90

122.90

4.80

148.65 39.90

46.65 40.60

87.25 156.17

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-23

Glen Young

Mtrl. Bldg.

Selected

Yow Brake & Clutch Supply Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

2*^s.®,0 24-82 . 14-92 7.01

Low

U-

46.75

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND Paul Brawdy

Mtrl. Grounds

Low

Builders Construction Co.

Est. #8 (Hoover)

Board Action

General Electric Supply

Mtrl. Bldg.

Board Action

Johnson Service Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

Oklahoma Seating Company

All Sch. Furn. & Equipment

Board. Action

Underwood Corporation

All Sch. Furn. & Equipment

Low

John A Brown

Jefferson Eqpt.

Selected

Wilma Cain

Filing Fee

P.Cash Reimb.

Coston-Frankfurt-Short

Est. #8 (Hoover)

Board Action

2,961.80

Herman’s Sporting Goods

Equipment (Star Spencer)

Board. Action

1,377-01

E.D. Hill Jr. County Surveyor

Survey Expense

Standard

Equipment (Jefferson)

Low

40.00 '

148,089.92 3,287.48

78,70 1,.308.00

150.00

........... BOND FUND 59-76

1.60

92.50

Hunzicker Brothers

.. 1-92

MEETING OF DECEMBER k, 1961 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

BOND FUND (continued)

' '

Bjt 24

Jenkins Music Company

Equipment (Jefferson)

Mid-West Surgical Supply Co.

Equipment (Willow Brook)

Low

Grady & Katherine J. Musgrave

New Site

Board Action

Oâ€™Keefe & Merritt Company

Equipment (Northeast)

Selected

Oklahoma Seating Company

New Furn. & Fix. (Wheeler)

Board Action

1,194.68

P.L. Roberts

New Site

Board Action

2,000.00

Vaseco Inc.

Equipment (Sunset)

Low

. Board Action

.412.50 . 16.S3

15,000.00 312.60

200.00

SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER

3- #388 Bills and Payrolls Approved

Penn Developement Company

Real Estate Site

Board Action

Adabel J. Bonaparte and E.B. Bonaparte

Real Estate Site

Board Action

16,792.50

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Skaggs 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 $338,899-96 as recommended. On roll call, all .members voted "Aye."

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D ..

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

It was moved, by Mr. Lott and seconded, by Mrs. Welch to authorize the "release of lease" by the Oklahoma City Board of Education to U. S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Whittier Building at 1900 N. W. 10 Street effective December 9; 1961. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

JH. #389 ■ Release of Lea; ;(Whittier) >Approved______

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of heating, plumbing, and ventilating supplies for use at Wheeler Elementary School from the following companies who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Notice:

| R* #390 Purchase of | Plumbing Sup. Approved

Loeffler Greene Supply Norman Plumbing Supply Company U. S. Supply Company Federal Corporation Gordon E. Erwin Company American Air Filter

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D.

12.60 437*99 31*87 371*35 143*28 115*00

$1,112.09 On roll call, all members voted "Aye

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of door closers for use by all schools from Kilpatrick Brothers Company who submitted the low quotation on specifications. This purchase in the amount of $1,252.08 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

#391 Purchase of Door Closers Approved

|r *

Motion was made by Mr. Skaggs and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of R* #392 electrical supplies for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted the Purchase of low quotations in response to the Notice attached in R. #390 above in the amounts specified: Electrical Supplies General Electric Company Approved $ 582.75 Emsco Electric Company 932.30 352.80 Hunzicker Brothers, Inc. Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D.

$1,867.85 All members voted "Aye" on roll calli

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Skaggs to approve the purchase of masonry materials for use at Wheeler Cafeteria from Harter Marblecrete Stone Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,398-90 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

jR* #393 ^Purchase of ^Masonry Materi; 5jApproved ——————

At this point in the meeting, Mr. Skaggs was excused by the President.

| Mr. Skaggs jExcused_______

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of lock sets to be used at Central High School from Scovil Sublett Hardware who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $904.50 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

|r .

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of films, filmstrips, records, and teaching aids for use in all schools from the following companies and in the amounts indicated:

McGraw Hill Pathescope

#394 I Purchase of jLocks Approved

|r *

Purchase of Films, Etc. Approved

$13,204.20 939*55

Book Company

Total

$14,143*75

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B2 and were approved under our National Defense Education Act Application. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

#395

MEETING OF DECEMBER k, 1961 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr. Timpson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of 3- #396 encyclopedias and reference hooks for use in various schools from the following companies Purchase of Reference Books and in the amounts indicated: Approved. F. E. Compton $1,343-70 Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. 1,428.20 World Book Encyclopedia 2,595-78 Colliers Encyclopedia 322.20 Thompson Book & Supply Company 950-00 Total These purchases are to he.charged to Account G 220. roll call.

3. #397 Purchase of Paper Approved.

All members present voted "Aye" on

It was .moved hy Mr. Lott and seconded hy Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of paper for use at Central Print Shop.from the following companies who submitted the low quotations: Oklahoma Paper Company Western Newspaper Union

Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-M. roll call.

3- #398 Purchase of Cafeteria and. kitchen Equip. Approved

$6,644.88

149-04 1,232.20

$1,381.24 All members present voted "Aye" on

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of cafeteria and kitchen equipment for Wheeler, Wilson, Mark Twain, and Jefferson Schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the Notice attached: (Notice attached near bottom of this page.) Gardner Hotel Supply Company Virgil Greene Company Crane Supply Company Hobart Sales Company

Total

776.00 4,983-80 462.00 224.00

$6,445.80

These purchases are to be charged to Central Food Service Account. members present voted "Aye."

On roll call, all

INFORMATION TO THE BOARD

Central Food, financial Statement

3. #398 - Cont'c Notice for Quotations

The "Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, October 31> 1961" was submitted as information to the Board.

MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1961 - CONT'D K

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS

| R- #399 It was moved By Mrs. Welch and seconded By Mr. Thompson to approve Highway Easement, FAP-I-40-4 (34) 150, Easement No. 285, to the State of Oklahoma for the following described jHighway ; Easement property: sApproved "A strip, piece or parcel of land lying in Lots 17 to 23 inclusive, Block 16, of Main Street Addition to the original townsite of Oklahoma City in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Said parcel of land being described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at the SW corner of said Block 16, thence North along the West line of said Block 16 a distance 84.71 feet, thence S 62Â°01'56"E a distance of 179*43 feet to a point on the South line of said Block 16, thence West along said South line a distance of 157-96 feet to the point of beginning.

"Containing 0.15 acres, more or less, together with all abutters rights, including all rights to access from the remaining portion of grantor's land onto the LIMITED ACCESS HIGHWAY to be constructed on the above described property, including all rights to light, air or view above the surface of the property described in this instrument. "The owner is to remove and store 242 feet fence."

$12,175.80

0.15 acres of land Remove and store 242' of woven wire fence and iron posts

Total

250.00 $12,425.80

(This property is a part of the Washington Elementary School site.)

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

Dr. Parker introduced Mr. Gene Pingleton to the Board and commented that he would probably j Mr. Gene | Pingleton recommend that Mr. Pingleton be employed as Assistant to the Director of Elementary Introduced Education at the beginning of the second semester of the 1961-62 school year. Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST:

Approved the

i R. #4oo S Adjournment

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