Oklahoma City Public Schools Board Meeting Minutes, 1962 by Metropolitan Library System Oklahoma

MEETING OF JANUARY 2, 196 2

% THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY,

OKLAHOMA, MET

IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1962, AT 3:00 P. M.

PRESENT:

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

ABSENT:

Luke F. Skaggs, Jr.

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr and Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Superintendents; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Miilard Prigmore, Auditor; Zeta M. Cowan, Mr. Kidd's secretary; Gerald Kidd, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent; many members of the Central Office staff; Clarke M. Thomas of the Oklahoman and Times; Henry . Burchfiel ■ of the Oklahoma City Times; Jim Reid of Oklahoma Publishing Company; E. M. Sellers of the Capitol Hill Beacon; Jim Pritchett and Ed Turner of KWTV, Channel 9; representa tives of professional groups and business firms as guests; the Honorable Fred*?Jaauheety; Rev. A. D. Gregory, Mimster South Lee Methodist Church.

i Invocation

Rev. A. D. Gregory, Mimster South Lee Methodist Church, gave the invocation. On motion of Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meeting of December KR. #1 § 1961, were approved as read. j Minutes j Approved

A large number of visitors from different professional groups and business firms, prese: 1 Visitors ! for this first meeting of the new year, were introduced by the President and welcomed to | Recognized the meeting and the reception to follow. LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the month of December and turned a copy to the Clerk to be filed. Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, reported on legal matters.

s Trea5ui^<^:r's Report

Attorney' s Report

The Auditor, Mr. Prigmore, reported all ■ bills as listed in the agenda have been checked by the Auditing D^j^;^:rtment and are ready for action of the Board.

Auditor's J Report:

On motion of Mr. ■ Lott, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the foregoing reports were approved as presented.

j R. #2 Reports Appr\ (• 1

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the following Resolution of Appreciation was passed: Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Helen Fern Wallis, teacher at Lafayette School, deceased December 7, 1961. (Copy of Resolution in Clerk's file. )

R. #3 j Resolution of ) Appreciation ; Approved Mrs. Helen Fern Wallis

PERSONNEL It was requested that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommenda tions and information listed be approved.

Personnel Recommended

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OGLE, LAVETTA

(MRS)

(MRS) LlGON, BOBBI EL.

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KARAN A........

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RIDGEVI- EW PRIMARY

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2nd- - - 3rd

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HENRY

PRIMARY^

WESTWOOD” " -‘

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KDG.

LEAVES OFABIeNNCE

FILLMORE

(Mrs)

TUCKER,' EDITH L.

(SWAIN - ILL)

(JUST - ILL)

(MARTI N ' -

(shreVe ■ - ill)

1 "''" DORR,

- transferred)

CAROL

(KI.RK-: TRANSFERRED)

(beck

WASTENEYS,

3 —

ROSS PRIMARY

(mrsJ RAMBO-,

JEFFERSON SPEC.. ED.

1ST

BROWN, LOU ANN

(mrs)

ROCKWOOD

(MRS)

CHERYL

CENTRAL

MATH.

(MR)

BARKLEY, ROBERT W.

NORTHEAST

HOME EC.

(Mrs)

ASSIGNMENT

ANNIS, HELENA.

RESIGNATIONS

NAME

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

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EFFECTIVE DATE

5100.

(MRS) BRADFORD, BERTA - - L.

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(mrs)

....

(RE-INTTATIMENT)

LAUCUS, JOYCE

$4350.

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(MRS)

4200.

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

SCHRQUF, H^IIF^I ETTt- ■

MARSHAL, VIOLET

(MRS)

LISTEN, MARI'E

(mrs) 2450.

4150.

HILL, PATRICIA

(MRS)

4900.

HENDRICKSON, PAULINE

(MRS)

4100.

)4200.

SALARY

FERREE, SUZY 0.

(mRs)

(Fl LLED BY SJBSTI TUTE)

(MRS) , FROMME, nancy J,

(filled by substitute)

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

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"DURATION OF. NEED"

DUNBAR - 3RD”

"DURATION OF NEED1*

LINWOOD - i KDG.

SUNSET - lST , "DURATION OF —NEED1"

WASHINGTON - lST "DURATI ON - OF NEED"

CRESTON HILLS - PR l MAR3’ "DURATION OF NEED1* -

LINCOLN KDG.

lST

ROCKWOOD

REMARKS

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NAME

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(LESHER - TRANSFERRED)

TERRY, JEAN

(MRS)

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RESIGNATIONS

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WALLIS, HELEN W.

(mrs)

DURBIN, GUYON 0.

(MRS)

DECEASED

COMBS, MAE . M.

(MRS)

J ... ILL HEALTH

■.-;■■■

JEFFERSON CLERK

l2-8-6l

EFFECTIVE DATE

12-7-61

I2-2-6!

12-4-61

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ASSIGNMENT

.. .x

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LAFAYETTE KDG.

WESTWOOD 1ST

6th' ' ' -

SEQUOYAH ■

thumnations

(MRS)

.,...

NAME. . ... .....

by transfer)

EMPLOYMENT

KIRKPATRICK, PAUUINE

(MRS)

WHITEHEAD, JUDITH L.

(miss)

(filled

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£195.

#195.

S- '

SALARY

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DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

I2-I4-6I

ll-7-6l

l2-6-6l

EFFECTIVE DATE

WASHINGTON i TIME CLERK

RESEARCH CLERK ....

CAPITOL HILL JR. ATTENDANCE CLERK

...

REMARKS

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"DURATION OF NEED*.

WESTWOOD - ' 1ST

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IN THE ' SYSTEM"

SEQUOYAH - 6TH "PREV.

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4500.

5350.

^.PEKSONNEK

...........

shown)

EDITH R«

(previously

PERKfNS,

.........

(re-instatement)

SOUTHERLAND, EMMA

(mrs)

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NAME

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-ANDERSON, CONSTANCE

< RESIGNATION ■■(MRS-)

-CLERICAL

/■■NOLEN, EMMA KATE

(MRS)

’i ILL HEALTH

- -LEAVE OF ABSENCE

DEWEY i DAY CLERK

1ST

HAYES

PRIMARY

MARK TWAIN

a a-

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

-. n(GARTER - transferred) MBf / ■ ' ““

SjATINIS - resigned)

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'' MJljlNER, FRANCES

HBSfe)

^^1^1 GNATIONS

1-12-62

1-19-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

(mrs)

MMiiMiM

(MRS) . HENEGAR, LOl'S

GEORGE, ' GENEVA BELLE

(mrs)

MADDOX, WANNA F.

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

SALARY

$92.50

4100..

$4350.

PERSONNEL OR

c.s- • c. B.S.

O.S.U. B.S.

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

1-15-62

1-2-62

i-2-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

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DEWEY

6th

COOLIDGE

NORTHEAST HOME EC.

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

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ENGLISH, . HISTORY

2017 - ’S. DOUGLAS 829 S. W. 28

2204 N. E. 25

TRUBEY, ESTHER H. WOOD, THOMAS 0.

GILSON, . EFFI E LORETTA

ELEMENTARY, SPEC. EA . COMMERCE, ENN., S.S. PRIMARY ELEMENTARY

2,3>6

BUS. ED.', S.S., ENN., SPEECH

6006 - CRESTVI EW 629 N.E. 1'3

3123- s.w. 38 208 W. APACHE BOX 2, SPENCER 10217 -HALSEY PL. 1730 N. ■ meridian 2844 . S. W.- . 64

POPE, ADELYNNE H. STURGES, DOROTHY'JEAN

BOLLMAN, VIRGINIA - C. AYER, ROBY LEE ■ FREEMAN, GRACE N. LEE, FLORENCE R. PLUNK,, - RUBY NELL

ADAMS, WANDA JEAN

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1961-1962:

TO FULL-TIME AT EMERSON ’ AAY ADDITIONAL POSITION AT EMERSSN), . EFFECTTVE DECEMBER 18, |, NO. CHANGE IN SALARY.

REQUEST PERMISSION■ TO' TRANSFER MRS. CHRISTINE McCOLLOM, FROM i AAY CLERK AT EMERSON, ANA i AAY CLERK AT WASSHNGTON,

TRANSFER ANA CHANGE OF . ASSIGNMENT:

RECOMMEfNATIONS TO THE BOARD:

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M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Helper Moon

Helper Grant

Mac Arthur LaJeane

Terreel, Eula

resigned)

(Knight

)

(Crowell Transferred)

(Additiogai

(Beauchamp L/a)

(stalman resigned)

Inez

Gladys

wisdom.

webb, -

Ware, Billie

Stalman, Beatrice

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Walker, Blanche

Tarbuttoig, Barbara

Re-igstatemegt wiles, Oneta

- .80

^85"

.80

$1195-

.80

Means, Rose< Re-INSTATEMENT Swiearengtn, Bessie

.85

Heck Carolyn

Helper Cleveland 12-1-61

.80

.85

Ferguson, Frances

.80

Van- Noy. Anni

.80

z <

salary

DeBerry. Kathryn

I2--I-6!

12-1-61

1.2-14-61

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Re-isstatement Rose, Shirley

Kfenan, Dolorfs

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

Helper Shidler Helper Foster

Helper L1NWOOD Manager Shidler

II-6-6I

Cook Madison

Large, Netti e

Strong. Sylvia

12-1-61

Helper Creston Hills

Johnson, Vernice

l2~6-6t

I2-I-6I

Helper . Adams

Holaday, olive

I2-I4-6I

Helper W. Nichols Hills

Gass, Cord i a H.

I2-8-6I

i;-~i8-6|

EFFECTIVE DATE

Dorsey, Lucy

Horace Mann

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Helper Mayfair

Beckner, Billie

Resignations

NAME

FOOD-SERVICE

DEGREE college

OR APPROVED EXP.

12-18-61

1-2-4-61

II~-I~6I

12-4-()1

12-7-61

I2-7-6I

12-13-61

12-6-61

12-18-61

EFFECTIVE DATE

- •' '

: :

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Helper Eugene Field

Helper ■ . Willow Brook

Helper x? Columbus .

Manager Shidler

Helper Cleveland Helper ' Jackson

Helper Shidler Helper Foster

Helper LINWOOD

’

Helper Creston Hills

Helper w.-Nichoi . s- - hills

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

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Helper Columbus

Beauchamp, Roma

Helper Southeast

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

A jA/;

Conn, Eva

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Food Service

NAME

FOOD SERVICE

: ‘

I2-I-6|

11-30-61

effective DATE

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

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EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

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M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 1 9 6 2 - C O N T IN U E D

AUDIOVISUAL

> DAVIS, J OHM LLOYD

(additional. Position/

Plumber

Painter

Laborer

Jordan, Lloyd

House, Jay

T EXT800KS

Dutton, Leonard

Resignations

MAINTENANCE

Choi, Un Yong

UNIV. HEIGHTS-

i T. Floorman

TIME BUILDING 1

12-6-61

. 12- l-6l

12-14-6f

12-5-61

12-27-61

IS V/ iCANT

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MULLINS, CHARLES EUGENE

Zeh, Henry

Robertson, Newman

(Fox Transferred)

Temporary asstgnmei T DUR1 NG

Boyer, Roy D.

WULFEKUHLE, ED

(Burroughs Transferred)

1t-30-61

12-8-61

11-30-61

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

Duncan, Carl

Wheeler

5 T. Floorman

Roosevelt

i T. Floorman

Page Stadium

4 T. Floorman

Watchman Northwest Classen

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

(Roden Transferred)

‘resignations

Murphy, J. C.

Cbx, Jerry Lee

Carter, thomas

Beaman, Billy

RESIGNATIONS

NAME

TERMINATIONS

SALARY

$100.

12-28-61

11-28-61

12-1-6l

$176.25

$200.

12-1-61

12-7-61

EFFECTIVE DATE

$50.

APPROVED EXP.

12-19-61

DEGREE COLLEGE

$200.

$185.

PERSONNEL

■

Floorman Watchman Whittier i T. Floorman Univ. Heights

Carey

3/4 T. Custodian

Rockwood

i T. Floorman

Reli ef Floorman All Schools

Night Watchman Northwest Classen

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

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M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Shidler, Salary $260. per month to

queen

(an additional position

bright

- Temporary Laborer, Salary $1.25 per hour,

effective

for

Monroe Locke

December 19, 1961.

December i,^1961.

December 18, 1961.

Replacement

effective

Administration Building, Salary $320.

SCHOOL

Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned John Marshall Unassigned Unassigned Sunset Only Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned

NAME

Ruth AdairElizabeth Bohrofen Anna Canada Esta Fae Draper Norma Hash Merle Minter Lillian Riggs Nancy Truman Ruth Fritz Alice Tharp Laura Sturgis

Harding as stated in the

Special Relief Custodian at All Schools, Salary $315.

the

THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .80 PER HOUR.

FOOD SERVICE

Charles

effective

Orvil Edwards Billings - Temporary Laborer,. Salary$1.25 per hour,

per hour,

instead of a

Clarence Eugene Anthony - Temporary Plumberâ€™s Helper, Salary $1.50

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT:

'MAINTENANCE

Jim Green 5 T. Floorman at Prairie December Agenda}.

per month to

Head Custodian at

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per month,

Head Custodian at Shidler, Salary $260. per month, effective December 20,1961.

Floyd Smith - Head Custodian at the Administration Building, Salary $320. per month, effective December 11, 1961.

Lloyd

k. Johnson - Head Custodian at EFFECTI VE DECEMBER 8, 1961.

George

per month to

Carey, Salary $198.75 per month to Relief Floorman at All Schools, Salary $230. per month,

Southeast, Salary $245.

w. Fox - 3/4 T. Custodian at EFFECTIVE DECEMBER I, I9&I.

Billy Bledsoe, Fireman

CHANGE IN ST- TUS OF SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

SERVICE

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P e rso n n e l

A p p ro v e d

18,

l96l.

January ii,

1962.

Polk - Temporary Laborer, effective

per year.

per year,

Walter Klopfenstein - Temporary Electrician,

effective

salary changed from $1.25 to $1.35 per hour,

changed from $1.25 to $1.30 per hour,

effective

January

January It, 1962. ii,

1962.

E. Simpson - Temporary Plumbers Helper, salary changed from $1.35 to $f.4O per hour, effective January ii,

1962.

James Simpson - Temporary Laborer, salary

Golden

EFFECTIVE JANUARY II,

1962.

salary $2800.

January ii, 1962.

Regular Painter, salary $3800.

salary changed from $1.35 to $1.40 per hour,

per hour changed to a

Central,

hour, effective

Maurice L. Rench - Temporary Painter, salary $1.75 per hour changed to a Regular Painter, salary $3800. per year,

James

Edward Lee Murphy - Temporary Painter, salary $1.70 effective January ii, 1962.

salary changed from $1.25 to $|.30 per hour,

effective

Joe D. McLain - Temporary Plumbers Helper, effective January ii, 190a.

to $1.50 per hour,

Monroe, Salary .90 per hour,

Mayfair, Salary .85 per

time at

Regular Painter, Salary $3800.

Full

Secondary Manager Training

salary $1.35 PER hour changed to a regular landscape helper,

salary $1.45

Cook

per hour, changed to a

per hour to

per HOUR to

per month 'to

Albert Leger ~ Temporary Landscape Helper, per year, effective January < 1, 1962.

Donald Goode - Temporary Laborer,

Paul Isaac Belden - Temporary Painter - salary $1-75 Effective January ii, 1962.

CHANGE IN STATUS OF MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

Ruth D. Fritz - Substitute Helper - Unassigned, Salary .80 December ii, 1961.

EFFECTIVE DECEMBER

Alice Elizabeth Tharp - Substitute Helper - Unassigned, Salary .80

Mildred Davis - Elementary Manager at West Nichols hills, Salary $195 Salary $275. per month, effective December i, 1961.

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. CHANGE IN STATUS OF-FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

M o tio n to a p p ro v e th e fo re g o in g r e c o m m e n d e d p e r s o n n e l w a s m a d e b y M r. T h o m p s o n , s e c o n d e d b y M r s . W e lc h , a n d c a r r ie d o n r o ll c a ll w ith a ll m e m b e r s v o tin g " A y e . "

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$ 2,216.92

1+7,339.12

1,31+5.556.68

$â€˘

1+, 000.00

50,000.00

!,36O.OOO.OO

These bills have been examined Authorize payment of vendoh bills as per attached itemized list. and approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services.,

BOND FUND

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

Authority to issue payrolls for January I962 in the following estimated amounts;

BOND FUND

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY

1961=62 GENERAL FUND

Ratification of December I96I payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows?

1 tern #5

Item #2

Item#l

JANUARY 2, I962.

fo llo w in g ite m s N o s . 1, 2, a n d

w e re re c o m m e

*,->v

Associated Sch.Distb. I na

Associated Educational Mtrls

Co. Geeniral. Instrcati'on

Instr.MtrI .

Title III, Films

Title III,

Artext Prints,

Inc.

Library

Ameeiaan Academy of Political & Social Science

’

General ’instrcat ion Researah

A & E Equipment Company

PuCb'isher Seleated

Board Action

PcbIisher Selected

PcbIi sher Seleated

Low

Standard

Low

Pub 1ia Relations Pri nti ng

60,778.72

f -A

33.00 6.51

6.I5 39.36 2.63 5.7U St87

288,5^-6.98

AddreSsograph Sales Agency

PuCllsher Se i eated

TOTAL

60,907.36

23,668.51

Li brary

11,209.75

J3I.982.6U

Abelard-Schuman Ltd

1961-62• GENERAL FUND

BOND FUND

'I960-6I BUILDING LEVY FUND

-T961 =62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

te6o-6l GENERAL FUND

LLS.

all b

■

/l966l6^2 GENERAL FUND

. THE ASSISTANT " SUPERTNTENDE,NT“'aND THE ' BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS.

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BILLS' • FILED WITH THE BOARDS EDUCATION FOR•PAYMENT JANUARY . 2, 1962

12 .20

2U.00

10.70

I .62

39.5I

62.75

2.39

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II3.64 IU8.5O

Putb isher Selected

Li brary

Repaar I nstruc. Epp/.

R.R. Bowker

Bob Brown Supply Company

Transportation Expense

Audio Visual Material

GGnnral'Instruction

Britain Brothers

Mike Bryan Office S^r^f^iies

Buchaeeae Food IMrt

6.00 8.50 I7.50

Pub Ii sher SeIected

Li brary

Book-of-the-Month Club

SeIected

Selected

SeIected

43.76 6.3I

3.I0 23.90

8.I8 8.I8

Put) bisher Selected

Library

The Bobbs-Mrri I I Company, Inc.

42.53

I.65

50.07 k

29.00

I6.36j

99.50 r

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B* B a>

V o a o

73 P

P B

W H-

Selected

3.67 *20

Selected

Repaar 'nstruc. Eqpt.

Harold Blue

262.I4

Standard Low

Printing Purchasi ng

Inc*

2.25

Pub Iisher Seiected

Library

Biological Sciences Curriculum

R.K. Back,

15.00

Selected

Instruction

GGneral

Bl ls Grocery

18.00

Low

Transa. Opanating

Berry Oil.Company

3.68

Publisher Selected

Li brary

Inc.

Chas. A. BBnneet Company,

4.62

Gennral

Berneic Press

79.23

52.70

20.97

B-2

Pub!isher Selected

Re i mbursement

Trave I

L. V* Ba lard

Inc.

instruction

Standard

Audio-Visual AMterial

Bailey F ilms,

Audio-Visual Department

Reimbursement

Audio-Visual Materials

J96I-62 GENERAL - FUND . (.continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, I9 6 - C O N T IN U E D

597.00 •2.00 3.15 3.75 2,287.30

17.00

Publisher Selected Low

Board Action Publisher Selected

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Agreement Utilities

Library

Pr int i ng School Elections

Li brary Suppli es Li brary

General Public Carriers

Water & Sewerage

California Teachers Association

Carpenter Paper Company

Century Printing Company

The Children’s Book Council, Inc.

Chilton Company Book Division

Chronicle Guidance Publications

City Bus Company

City of Nichols Hills

Water • & Sewerage

City of the Vii i ace

General

Audio Visual Material

Cook Paint & Varnish Company

Coronet Films

Instruction

General

City Spring Works

Instruction

instruction

29I1.60

Petty Cash Reimb.

Book, Dr. George Professional Travel Pub. for Curr. Library General•Instruction Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Heavy Duty Operating, Travel

V1 ilma Cain, Clerk

51.36

Board Action

1131;. 50

7R75

Utilities

Board Action ** Standard Publisher Selected

7.50

33.00

277.911

U19.00

Se 1ected

279.00 119.50 110.00 .

7.7U U.29 9.55 5.36 233-90 5.85 11.27

Low

Title III, Equi pment

Butler Shade Company

21j..09

Selected

Ford Project, Music

9.22

James A*. Burk

2.61; 1.59 U.99

Publisher Se1ected

B-3

Library

Bureau of Publications, Teachers Col 1ece

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Library

General Title Ill, Books Title Ill, Instruc.Mtrl Title III, Records

Thomas Y. Crowd Company

Mr. "C” Super Market

Cuisenaire Company of Ameeica

Curriculum Mattrial Center

Instruc.&Sup. Office Library

Library Title III, Iestrbc.Eqpt Ti tl e IM, Books

GGneral

Dictaphone Corparafion

Dodd Mead and Company

Doubleday & C^r^p^c^n'y, Inc.

Dowllngs Inc.

Dowlings Inc.

Instruction

SeIected

.<> *

U99.99

309.OI

Wm99 65.00 17.86 37.7U 1.59 Ba 67 I.75 8.90 18.66 I.50 26.09 2.03 36.75 Ui .27 2.20 68.00

I-.80

Punisher Selected

o o P

CD Q.

CD P

CD O O

4 O

& T)

P> P

Board AAtion Low

2.95

20.00

U.80

32+.I.0

107.70

13.08

68I.50

7I.I2

IO.83

99.5U

UO.65

B-j!|.

Punisher Selected

Standard

Low

Title III,

Deeofyer-GGpppet Company Instruc.Mtrl

Low

Li brary Suppp i'es

Demco Library Supplies

20.I5 I7.00 70.55

Pun isher

GGnnral

U. I0 8.98

Punisher Selected

Board Action

SeIected

Put) Usher Selected

97.76 I *78

Punisher Selected -

3J+90 5.75

Standard Selected

The Daly Law Journal-Record

Instruction

Title III,

Instrue.Mtrl

Repair Instruc.Eqpt. Gennral Instruction

R.D. Cootina, Inc.

Cory’s .Motion Picture Equipment

1961-62 GENERAL FUND ' (continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, I9 6 - C O N T IN U E D

17.00 8.50 6.00

Low.

Low

Publisher Selected Board Action Publisher Selected Publisher Selected

Title III, Equipment

General Title III, FiIm Title ill, Instruc.MtrI.

Audio Visual Material

Electronic Supply Company

Emsco Electric Supply Company,Inc.

Encylopaedia Bri tannica. Fi Ims, Inc.

Essential Education

I.67

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Low

Title III, Records Library

Heal th Supplies

Folkway Recordings & Serv. Corp

Follett. Library Book Company

Forrester Sales & Service

8.55

19.40

Low

Repair Instruc. Eqpt.

7.86

450.00

117.16

4,208.10

107.48

98.00

2*18

96.46

The Fleck Bearing Company

I •

Health Dept. Ext»a Help

pr. Virginia Flanagan

Agreement

Low

General

pisher Scientific Company

Instruction

Publisher Selected

Library

Fairleigh Dickinson Univ, Li brary

Instruc.Eqpt,

Title III,

FACSEA

175.80 4,053.00;

Selected

Repair Instruc. Eqpt.

Eales T. V. Radio Service

Instruction

Low

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

D-X Sunray Oil Company

2.97

Publisher Selected

29.16

41.80

Library

Duplicating Products,

8.22 7.2U4. 6.75 . 6.75

1.00 8.00 1.80 8.00 6.00 17.00

E.P. Dutton & Company

Standard

Low

Standard

Inc.

Office Machines

PubltG Relations Business Office

B-5

Office Machines

Bill Doyle

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

(

Pub Ii sher SeIected

Library Textbook

EoM. Hale & Company

Hsji^ourt,

Publisher Selected

Spec. Ed, Reimbo

Special Education

Mrs. T.Co Gregory

Se Iected

Electronic Supplies

Graybar Electric Company, Inc,

Spec. Ed. Reimtoo

Special Education

Low

Publisher Selected

Gertrude Gray

Li brary

Library

lnco

Grarfiam Paper Company

Gohlen Press,

Selected

General

EoC. Glisan, DBA Giisan Market

Instruction

Board Action

Custodial Supplies General Instruction 15.50 IO80J48

399.60 15.59 4.56 7.04

20.86 .64

426.79

167.61

2.04

5.98

55.70

25.50

9.18

6O22

189.68

123.98

54.52

Board Action

The Glidden Company

96.57 20.25

Instruction

General

Mary Lou Glazier

87 087 8o70

Special Edo Reimb,

Board Action Standard

Instruction

General

General Electric Supply Company

500o00

Rental Agreement

To Vo Eqpt. Rental

General Electric Company

24i.23

Agreement

5.20

2+.7O .50

Pub Ii sher SeIected

Title III, Books

The French Book Shop

FretwelI Motor Company

7.26

60 25 1.01

Publisher Selected

Library

B-6

The Free Press of Glencoe

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

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Board Action

Travel

Manon Harmon

Low Selected Agreement

Board Action

Low

Pest Control

General Instruction

General Custodial Supplies

Pest Control

Howell Surplus

Hudiburg-Chevrolet Company

Hunnicutt Publishing Company

Hunzicker Brothers

International Harvester Company

Maint. Repair

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Inc.

International Film Bureau,

Instruction

Storeroom Stock j Research I.B.M. Eqpt.Rental I.B.M. Eqpt.Renta!

General

Title III, Film

International Bus. Machines

■ Industrial Arts Supply

Indiana University, Audio Visual

Standard

Low Se1ected Board Action Rental Agreement

Low

Board Action

72.31

U.35

25.00 1+3.28 97.75 1,81+5.00

30.70 G377.63 738.51+ 10.50

27.37

Publisher Selected

Title 111, Records

Houghton Mifflin Company

Publisher Selected

I 1.1+8

Publisher Selected

Title III, Books

Inc.

Holt, Rinehart & Winston,

Instruction

3.IU

Publisher Selected

Library

Inc.

Holt, Rinehart & Winston,

76.61+

12.81+

2,011.03

18.09

1,l+75.®o

2J 57.37

27.00

12.1+9

5.67

61+.80

Board Action

Title III, FiImstrip

L.M. Hohstadt

200.00

25.90

2U.78

Board Action

3.25 9.21+

10.50 lU.28

B-7

Bui 1 di ng Renta l

Hillcrest Hei ghts,Presbyter i an f Church

Standard Low

Furniture Rpr.Mtrls.

Hart Industrial Supply Company

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

r-7 c

lllll. 10

Se1ected

Repair I nstruc.Eqpt.

55.91 1I4I4-. 11 1 8.14-1 96.50

88.15

Se 1ected

Mai nt. Repair

Jim’s Champlin Super Service

Pub 1i sher Se1ected Selected

Publisher Selected Sp« Ed. Reimbursement

Pubi isher Selected

Board Action

General Instruction Rpr.Instruc.Equipment

Library

Special Education

Library

Textbooks

Audio Vis. Materials

Laubach Music Company

The Landers Associates

Marvin Leach

Library of Congress Card Division

Library Service Company

Inc.)

Litho Negative & Plate Company

'Life (Time,

Kreiger Ragsdale & Co.,

Printing

Library

Pub 1isher Se1ected

Audio Visual Material:

Knowledge Builders

8.50

Low

Storeroom Stock

Kee Lox Mfg. Company

Se 1ected

Publisher Selected

7.50

Low

Furniture Rpr.Mtrls.

Kamen Wiping Materials

Inc.

Se 1ected

General Instruction

Kamp Brothers Grocery

9.U8

6.50 2.98

1+8.95

222.30

100.60 I4O08O 52.70 28.20

108.76

- lJ+9.55

14-8.110

53.88

133.50

26.88

3111.93

180.00

Low

R Supply. Company

Bus Equipment

55.19

Selected

Gen. Instruc.Supplies

es Boy’s #6

s Johnson Wholesale Electronics

300.00

Board Action

Bui I di ng Rental

6.5U

Jefferson Hts. Baptist Church

Inc.

Publisher Selected

Interstate Printers & Pub.

Library

I96L-62 GENERALaFJJND (continued)

Miller Athletic Equipment Co.

General

Instruction

Repair Instruc.Eqpt.

Repair Instruc. Eqpt. Furn. Repair Mtrls. General Instruction. Furniture Repair Mtrl.

Mideke Supply Company

Selected

<5.

268,20 280.00 51.59 18,50 6.11+ 7.16 6.79 Low

109.85 28.95

Uti1i ties

Se 1ected

Instruction

General Water & Sewerage

Inc.

Selected

Metropolitan Utilities Co.

Me Hon Company,

Inc. Chem.Dept.

Inc.

General Instruction

Publi sher Selected

Li brary

David McKay Company,

20.25 20.25 20.25 20;>25 1I+.00

Publisher Selected

Library

McGraw-Hill Book Co.,Inc.

Low

Agreement

Mo. Dump. Priv.

R1ley McCullough

Custodial Supplies

Agreement

Building Rental

T.C. McCourry

McKesson & Robbins,

Publisher Se 1ected

Library

Marquis Whoâ€™s Who,

2.63 . IU 2.1+9

71+0.00

Board Action

Audio Vis.Materia Is

Jim Martin Educational Films

288.00

Maintenance Agreement

Office Machines

Marchant Division SCM, Inc.

120,00

*658.18

138.80

2.00

95.00

3.30

5.26

' 60.00

125.0(5*

73.10

1+.90

Pub Ii sher Selected

Instruc.Mtrl

Title III,

MacAlaster Bicknell Corporation

Inc.

9.95

Publisher Se 1ected

instruc.Mtrl

Title III,

Living Language Courses

I96I- 62 GENERAL,FUND, (continued)

Agreement

General

Morris Chevrolet,

Low

Laundry Expense

Nu-W ay Products,

Laundry Expense

Oklahoma City Linen Service

Water & Sewerage Miscellaneous

School Elections

Oklahoma City Water Department

Okla. Commission on Education

Okla. County Election Board Et Al

Board Action

Assessment

Utilities

Board Acti on

Library

Ohio State University Pub.Off.

General Instruction Adult Sch.Spls. & La.Exp. Laundry Expense La.Exp. & Sch.Supplies

1.60

Publisher Selected

Library

Oceana Publications, Inc.

227.69 97..5U 12.211 155.00 I4.89.66 tHoo

11.75

Publisher Selected

Title' III,

6,272.10

29.70

3.75

859.95

595.00

A.J. Nystrom & Company

Board Action

Publisher Selected

Period. & Nwsprs.

North Star

1 nstruc.Mtrl.

Board Action

Public Carrier

Nichols Hills Transportation Co.

inc.

Selected

Li brary

New Method Book Bindery, 5U3.O5 296.90

7.81+

Sp.Ed. Reimbursement

Special Education

W .R. Nevin

Inc.

6.211

Board Action

Title III, FiIm

Neubacher Productions

19.35

Publisher Selected

Li brary

National Education Association

117.25

Board Action

* 12.90

U85.75

512.11

Book Rebinding H.I5 8.20

1172.116 39.65

B-10

Mother Bookbinding Company .

Instruction

Board Action

Custodial Supplies

Morgensen Lumber Company

Inc.

Low Selected

Electronic Supplies Audio Vis. Material

Miller Jackson Company

i961-62.GENERAL FUND (continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

\ M<

Uilities

Board Action

feat

GGnnral

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

OOl-lahom Oxygen Company

Selected Low

Instruction

Library G?n<era,l

GGnnral

PubIlc Relations Repeatr Instruc.Eqpt. GGneral Instructions Furni ture Rpr.Mtin. I Vehicular-Regular

Mi seellaneous Genera ■ i ' ‘ 1 ns-truct i on

Ottenheime'r Publlshers,

Pennsylvania Tire Company

Photo Methods for Industry

Pipkin Photo Service

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Poe’s Motor Supply Company

R.L. Polk & Company

Gene ■ L. '''Post

Standard'

Repair Instruc.Eqpt.

Oliver Maochnery Company

ApAM

Pub IIsher■SeIected ■ . f Mat Selected

Low

Board AAtion Low

Selected

Publisher Selected

Standard

Office Macci'nes

Oklahoma Typeeriter Company

Inc,

Low LLtter Bld

Title III, Eqpt.

Oklahoma ■ Shade Factory

Furniture ' Repaar MN,

Furniture Repeir Mtrl. General Instruction

Instruct ion

Low

Dry Cleaners

Custodia I' Sd'i

;

Oklahoma Laundry

lUtj l.i ‘ties

■

Eleetrl-city <

■

Oklahoma 'Gas and Electric Co.

1961-62 GENERAL ' FUND (continued)

.4 ■ ■

X** ”

20.6I

22Ii.6Ii

Ii37

2.78

2543 2.56 I0.I5 • ' 2.56 2.56 I.32 2.56 I0.I5 I2.BI I.20

t * ■**

50.00

80.00

8.28

2U5.28

7U5

5.00

10.21

II.00

U2.00

7.00

iU+i .50

71.30

22,60I.22

80.00

^079.53

B-l I

3 ch

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iA?

Company

Roooteelt Jr. High

•'jPootmmater

Standard Standard

Jefferson Jr. High Central High School Catten High

Grant High School

Postmaater

Postmaster

75.00. 1.25

Standard

Capitol Hll Sr. Dooglast High

Noothwest Catten Adult Sch.Suppiiea (Mai 1i ng Permi t) AdCt Sch.Suppliet

Postmmater

•Postmaater

Postmaater

Postmmater

Prime' ■

Post-mmater

1 ‘“A*.' ■<

Vehicular, Regular

55.67

Standard

Star Spencer High

Postmmater

Low

. Si^andard

Standard

28.70

Standard

Southeast High

Postmaater

■

46.75

Standard

Norrheast High

Postmaater

20.00

68.62

38.27

34.57

68.35

Standard

John Marsha 11

. ’ Pootmaater

Standard

46.75

43.32

40.87

45.25

14.30

28.25

22.95

24*50

20.82

Heading High School

Pootmaater

Standard

Taft Jr. High

jpf postmmater

Moon Jr. ■ High

. -Rpotmmster

.« A

Standard

Jackton Jr. ■ High

Standard

Cap# Hill Jr. High

Postmaster-

' Postmmater F'- X *r ' ‘

300.00

Standard

Postage

R^s^ltmal’er

23.80

B<» 12

p- ■ < i'96l-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 1 9 6 2 - C O N T IN U E D

•»

Sharon Reed

Royal McBee 'Corporation

' ■ Company

[

Office Mactirns

Library

The Ronald Press Company

Row, Peterson

Cubtrdial Supplies

The Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Instruction

GGnnral

Repot r

GGneral

Library Supplies

Audio Vis. Mafeeials

GGneral . Instruction

Special Eduection

Standard

Put>lisher ' Selehteicl

Publisher Selected

Low

Standard

Selected

Board Action

Sp.Ed. Reimbursement

Board.Action

Publisher Selected

Bus i ness Of f i ce

Ooper^^, Gas

Low

Publisher Selected

Engineers Office

Deb Richardson Ford Inc.

*Rhodes Thrif-T-Wise W s? Rice Machinery Commarry

XlRReibirndt Film Library W, /Remington Rand System

.„jirs. Scott Reed

Red Rock Petroleum Company

gg/

Reetor’s Book Store

Instruction

General

Inc

Readdr’s Digest Services,

Selected

Repo.ir instrbt.Eqot.

Board Action

Publisher Selected

Library

Title III, Instruc.Eqpt.

■’jW

Rand McNally & Company

Radio ' Supply, Inc

The Psychological Coopooation-

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

I9.9U 9.80

3.50 18.52 9»5O

83U.30 .33

520.05 217.20

l+0.25 .68 3.55 .19

10.63 56.08

29.

1+. 16

155.61

83U.63

200.00

10.50

5.88

737.25

UU.67

52 ■ .Uo

72i^'.90

66.? I

29.75

B-13

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 1 96 2 -. C O N T IN U E D

c C

;

■

Inc.

I0I4S 5 e 92

General I instruction Library

Gneral

Square Dance Assooiates

State Agency for Surplus Property

. .. ..-X- ... - .a

Wrier & Sewerage

Spencer Water Department

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

Genial

Southwest News and Photo Service

Telephone

Southweetern Bell Telephone Co.

1 nstruction

Special Educat i on

L.D. Sollenberger

1nstruct ion

Genera 1

Instruct i on

Smit'h-Grider Food Store

Gennral

Textbooks

Selected

PubHsher Selected

Uti ities

Selected

Uti Sties

15.-00

81.03

1-U. 35

6.00

7,21+5.75”

211+2

Sp.Ed. Reimbursement

257.66 27.89

2U.3k 56.69

12160 I.50 o79 239.10 3.1c8 .19

1,019.28

5.89

71+0

Selected

Publisher Selected

Board Act-ion

Low

Vehicular, Regular

Sinclair Refining Company

Vehicular, Heavy■Duty

Publisher Selected

Li brary

Agreement

The L.W. Singer Company'

Instruction

901.33 1.57 116.38

General

36.09

Simpson-Hooton, Inc.

Selected

General

Sesac, Inc. Instruction

7.80

Selected

Instruction

Gnnral

Sears-, Roebuck and Company

123.20

6.12

23.15

B-tU

Agreement

- ■ '

Instruction

Low

Standard,

Gennral

Instruction

Repair Instruc.Eqpt.

Gennral

Scott Cheerd'et Company

j^lasper Sipes Sch.Bk.Deposi tory

ffi

Tarzian,

Schools Equipment ■ Cor-pooation

Sarkes

T96I-.62 - .GENERAL FUND (continued)

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Agreement

Board Action

Publisher Selected Board Action

Standard

Publisher Selected

Printing

Mo. Dumping Title III, Film

Library

Travel Audi 0 Vis. Mtrl .

Title III,

Title 1M, 1nstruc.Mtrl.

Dick Stout & Company

D.A. Stricklin

Sutherland Educational Films,Inc.

Syracuse University Press

W.E. Taylor

Teaching Film Custodians,1nc.

Texas Sch.Book Depository

Thompson Book & Supply Company

Se 1 ected

Low Letter Bi d

Selected Low

'Ford Project, Music Title III, Equipment

Ford Project, Music

Engineers Office

George W. Trautwein

Carl R. Trappe

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co.

172.32

Standard

Office Machines

The Todd Co. Division

98.73 T8.27 11+3.11+

1+8.67

Board Action

School Elections

Blanche F. Titus

260.11+

83.01+

75.OP

I+8.63

Publisher Selected

Textbooks

19.20

1+78.20

I+0.77

Thompson Sch.Bk. Depository

1+8 .1+0 .23

l+o.oo .77

7.50

27.16

1.49

600.37

1+0.00

7.15

66.19

2.50

281+.00

General

Publisher Selected

Board Action

26.00 128.50 129.50

B-15

Thompson Book & Supply Company

Instruction

1nstruc.Eqnt.

Selected

Fire Extinguisher.

Bill Story Fire and’Safety Co.

Publisher Selected

Library

Sterling Publishing Company,Inc.

Selected

Repair instruc. Eqpt.

Stephens Bros. Piano Service

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

■ '

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P> i-i 0 1—1 I—1 CD

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Low Board Action

General Instruction Repair Instr. Eqpt.

9.18 1.9U

35.92

65.50 69.51

15.00 3.00

luOO â€¢ l9 lt.99

Standard Publisher Selected

Publisher Selected

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Selected

Standard

Board Action Se1ected

Standard v, .

Low Publisher Selected

Audio Vis. Material

Library

Audio Vis. Material

General Instruction Repair Instruc.Eqpt.

Title III, Film. 1 1

Audio Visual Mtrl. Repair Instruc.Eqpt. Library

Repair Instr.Eqpt. Repair Instr.Eqpt. Engineers Off ice

Uni ted WorId Films

University of Chicago Press

University of Nebraska Press

University of Okla. Exten. Div.

Uptown Art Galleries

VariTyper Corporation

Vaseco Inc.

The Vlctoreen Instrument Co.

Wastes Engineering

7.95 12.00 65.00 58.O8

1i3.50

70.77

7.69 63.08

Se lected

Instruction

General

Uh l es Food Market

186.53

' i ,li25.U3

33.9it

5142.25

Low

9.3U

7,522.99

IBM Bureau

l|2+.61j. 92.60 32.52 103.75 2U.60 63.9U 3,527.9U 3,633.00

Uarco Incorporated

Publisher Selected

Selected Selected Selected

Audio Vis. Mtrls. Electronic Supplies Repair Instr. Eqpt.

3,287.00

Library

Wholesale Electronics Co.

Trice

Board Action

Title III, Instr. JV\t

B-l6

The Twentieth Century Fund

Wholesale Electronics Co.

Trice

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 1 9 6 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Inc.

Publisher Selected

Spec.Ed. Reimbursement Pub 1i sher Se1ected

Li brary

Supplies, Health Dept. Title III, Instr.M.trl,.

Sp.Ed. Transportation

Library Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt.

Sp.Ed.Transnortati on

Westminster Press

Wheeler & Stuckey Rx Shop

Wibble Language Institute

Edna Wiggins

H.W. WiIson Company

Winchester Electronics Inc.

Mrs. Geneva Young

American Heritage Publishing Co.

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

Selected

General

Westinghouse Electric Supply Co.

Radio & TV

Publisher Selected

Spec.Ed.Rei mbursement

Standard

Low

Publisher Selected

Board Action

General Instruction Printing

Western uniform & Towel Service

Instruction

Utilities

Telegraph

Standard

Low

Publisher Selected

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Custodial Supplies

Instruction

Publisher Selected

Repair Instr.Eqpt.

Inc.

General

Library

Western Newspaper Union

West Chemical Products,

Webster Publishing Company

Frank I in Watts,

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

9.9O • .12

5.95 .50 20.20

35.32 2.9U

111.25 17.79 5.25

136.53

10.02

12.00

6.12

26.65

30.60

I-U.35

13.17

36.26

7.15

30.00

2+I1+.00

37.27

2.21

B-17

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Storeroom Stock

Title III ,Mtr I ,Eqpt.

Title III, Equi pment

Library New Library Books

Title III, Film Storeroom Stock

Office Machines Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Genera 1 Title II11,Sc i ence Sp

Genera 1 Genera 1

Textbooks

General Biological Supply House

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Library Service Company

Modern Learning Aids

Oklahoma Seating Company

Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Sanitary Equipment Company

D. Van Nostrand Company,Inc.

Ward’s Natural Science Est., nc.

The Welch Scientific Company

V/ estminster Press

Yale University Press

Instruction

1nstructi on

1nstruction

Title III, Eqpt.

Denoyer-Geppert Company

Inc.

City Office Supply,

Instruction

General

Appleton-Century-Cfofts, Inc.

1960-61 GENERAL FUND (continued) -

-< g

Board Action

Publisher Selected

Selected

Board Acti on

Publisher Selected

Board Action

Standard

Board Apti on

Board Action

Publisher Selected

Board Acti on

Board Action

Board Acti on

Publisher Selected

3,062.40 234.83

175.06 20.25

4,260.96 1,007.12

.25.97 35.12 2+1.19 2.08 2.78 4.25 I .46

3,297.23

15.90

28.75

195.31

2.99

660.00

754.00

1.30

5,268.08

127.50

112.85

153.84

262.56

2.75

315.00

1.90

B—18

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Board Action

Low Se lected

Standard

Selected

Low

Petty Cash Reimb.

Materia 1, Bui I di ng Material, Building

New Bldg.(Pr,Oueen)

Vehicular, Regular

Replace Non.1nstr.Eqpt Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Material, Building

/Material, Building

Materi als, Bui I ding Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, HeavyDuty Materia I, Building

Vehicular, Regular

American Standard Industlral Div.

Arrow Machinery Company

Bailey-Boza1 is, Dickinson,Roloff

Barber’s Glass & Mfg. Co.

Bel tone Hearing Service

Boardman Machinery Company

The Clarence L. Boyd Co.,Inc.

Brown Machinery Company

Butler Shade Company

W iI ma Cain, Clerk

Capitol Steel & Iron Company

Bob Cates

Low

Board Action

5»

7.60 16.30 .20 17.88

Se Iected

Vehicular. Regular

American E1ectric~1gnition Co.

2U3.2I 115.31

iU. 10 16.J+8

197.00 27.Uo 213.U0

3.^5 35.714-

Board Action

Material, BuiIdi ng i

American Air Filter Company

SeIected

Low

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Jack Adams Transfer & Storage Co.

231.00

358.52

37.92

U37.8O

IlI .98

37.19

3.09

617.50

11.10

2,500.00

8.95

39^.00

7.77

98.00

277;56

EM 9

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 1 9 6 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Mateiia a, Bu Hding Mateial, Grounds Mater a a, Bu i l di ng

^£^3^ Regular I

AaMeer al, Buulding

The Dolese Company

Downtown Chhvrdet

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

. /Aa'atera 1, Buflding Material, Bu ilding

Material, Building

The Eureka Tool Company

Federal ' Corporation

Maaeri al, Bu ulding

The Gordon E., Errin Company

Inc.

Supperntendents Office

Dictaphone Corporation

MaaeHel, Bui l di ngs

Loe

Vveicular, HHary Duty

DDvidson & Case Lumber Company

Loe

Vveicuiar, Regular

Dannenburg Distributing Company

Se lected Loe

Loe

Loe LeTter Bid

Board Action

Standard

Loe

Board Matim

Se lected

Vveicular, Heary Duty

Dale George Company

Selected

Loe

Veeiculair, Heary Duty Material, Building

Malenal, Bui l di ng

Dagwell Dixie Company

Loe

Maatrial, Buildi ng

Cook Electric Supply Company

Crane Supply Company

Loe

Materi al, Building

Loe LeTter Bid

Cortinental-Emsco Company

Loe

Maatriai, Building

Cathey Roofing SuppLy Company

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY ■ (continued)

'4-

l9.94 l <09.98

9.76 llt.73 16.62 56.91

56.25 96.00 5l.l6

II7.1U 73.20 14.64 10.90

7.75 5.50 3.35

52.20 7l.99

.. 352.20 l.03

335.00 l8l.70 988.00

l29.92

75.90

388.95

M95.55

00.02

203.41

450.00

l79.00

2l6.l8

7.50

16.60

l24.l9

l.58

353.23

l ,504.70

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M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 1 9 6 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Vvricular, Heavy Duty

Hoover Equipment Company

Low Sr 1cctod

Board AAtion

Seleceed

Low

MaterialSj Building

Mater'itl, Bui I dj ng Material, Bui I di ng

Maaeria I, Bui I di ng;

MaterisI , Building

induntria.l Arts. Sijpply

Tcmplr Johnson Flooi Company-

Johnson Servicr Company

Jonns-Ncwby Supply ■ Company

Ktipatrick Brothers

Board Action

St^dt^

Board Acti on Low

Selrctrd Standard

Sr lrctod

Low

Standard

Material, Building

Hunnicker Brothers

Materia!, Bui 1 dings

Hsrd Equipment Co.

Mattrial, Grounds Materiat, Buildings

VeNcular, Reguiar Mattrial, Buildings

Hart industrial Supply Co.

MMttrial, Bui 1 di ng

Golddlatt Tool Company

Boand Action Low

Mattrial, Building

Gennral Electric Supply Co.

Sr tectsd

Low

Material, Building

The Fleck Bearing Company

f ■ I96I-62 BUILDING LEVY (continued)

’

80.16 282.20 33.25 51.19 1,728.16

37.70 618.60 2^5I4-.4o

168.86

38.59' 68.38 21.60 32.01 5.25

2,171.96

2.65

910.70

8.00

231.00

75.99

32.50

I6U.1I?'

59.10

3U5.OI

2.31 73.68

11.00 22.75 100.00 5.00 9.85

288.01 57.00 20.00

12.00

B-21

M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 1 9 6 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Low

Board Action

Materia 1, Bui 1 di ng

Material, Grounds

H.E. Leonhardt Lumber Co.

Low Letter Bid Low

Material, Bui 1 di ng

Material, Bui 1 di rig

Vehicular, Heavy Duty Material, Bui 1 di ng

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Material, Building

Moor lane Sutton Supply

National Theatre Supply Co.

Oil Field Ignition Parts Company

Oklahoma City Scenic Company

Oklahoma Clutch Supply

Okla. Infra-Red,

inc.

Low

Material, BuiIding

Miller Floor Coverings,

Selected

Low

Selected

Low

All Sch.Furn.& Eqpt.

Midwest Surgical Supply Co.,Inc.

1 nc.

Low

Material, Building

Mideke Supply Company

Material, Building Material, Grounds

Standard

Material, Grounds

Leland Equipment Company

Company

Low.

Materia 1, Bui 1 di ng

Otto R. Krueger Electric Ind.

_MakIns Concrete

Standard

Material, Building

Carl Krueger Electric Service

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY.(continued)

*â€˘

787.50 1+98.1+0

58.50 16.83 58.50

I1+.25

71.50

29-99

252.50

1.285.90

303.00

133.83

760.90

2,01+0.2?

1,11+9.00 87.22 1+93.65 287.90 22.50 270.52 166.00 191.79 62.86 68.73 1.00

51+7.1+3

258.55 I9U.88 9U.00

6.00

31+<75

12.60

2U5.3O

7I.U0 87.50 86JO

Selected

Board AAtion

Selected Low

Standard

Standard Standard

Board Action

Se ■ lected

Standard

Material, Bui Iding

Maaerial, Bui 1 di ng

Veilhcubar, Regular

Materit 1, Bui 1 di ng

Velihculear, Regular VeMcc lar, Heavy Duty 1 Mae^aa , Bui 1 di ng

Maeeti^l, Bui 1 di ng Veilhicular, Regular

Jack Sanders Butane Mi'. Fuels

Scovi1 & Subleet, Inc.

Service S^i^fol-y Inc.

Severin Supply Company

Simplex Time Recorder Company

Simpson-Hooton, ' Inc.

Bert Snith Road Maathnery Co.

Southern Air Filter Co.

SoUthw^s^it Eleccric Company

Southwest Parts Corporation

198.08

I7.4-O 180.68

Selected

Materia||, Building

27.50

Selected

Vethcular. Heavy Duty

P<orer-Transmission & Eqpt. Co. • RatJO Bros. Salvage. Inc. ' i

Low

2U2?

Low

Maaerial, Building

The Powers Regulator Company

26.25 .09

102.00 U9.U7

Mi-0.00

296.00 lUU.oo

i.ii

96.30

5.09

26.32

I5I.U7

8.9I

82.50

39.00 30.00 i3‘.50

U8.00

35.95

1(6,22 12.23 7.50

Low

VeHcular, Regular Vehicuiar,Heavy Duty

Pcos's MoOor Supply Company

U0.711

MateHal, Building

Oflahma Oxygen Company

2-.7U 2,9U 27.9U 5.12

B-23

Board Action

I9&-62 BUILDING LEVY (continued)

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M E E T IN G O F JA N U A R Y 2, 196 2 - C O N T IN U E D

Low

Low Selected

Material, Building

Material, Bui 1 di ng Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Ward Leonard Electric Company

W augh Bros. Supply Company

Yow Brake & Clutch

Petty Cash Reimb.

Board Action

Business Expense Elem.Sch.SiteExp, Douglas Fire Est. #9 (Hoover)

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Coston-Frankfurt-Short, Inc.

Board Action

Est. $9 (.Hoover)

Builders Construction

BOND FUND

Builders Construction

<> *Â«

Selected

Vehicular, Regular

Ward Brothers Truck Parts

Board Action

Standard

Materials, Building

Vogt Tool Company

Est. $9 (Hoover)

A. 00

Low Board Action

Materia 1 Building

U.S. Supply Company

I960-6I BUILDING LEVY FUND

225.00

Selected

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Track Service Company

7.20 77.10 3.73

272.88 31.87

Publisher Selected

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Glen Troutman

2,2l|8.l2

88.03

5I,1i98.6U

60,907.36

39.58

15.79

666.00

3OU.75

IU7.71

111. 00

12.00

Selected

Material, Grounds

636.90

D. A. Stricklin

50.00 211.50 6U.00 311.2+0

Replace Non.1nstr.Eqpt. Selected Vehic.H.D. & Mtrl.Bldg. Material, Bui 1 di ng Mtrl .Bldg.-V.HiD_.-AI 1 S .Furn.

B-21|

State Agency for Surplus Property

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY (continued)

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It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Thompson 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 $288, 546. 98 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.

MEETING OF JANUARY 2, 1962 - CONTINUED

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to refund tuition in the amount of $70. 72 to Fred P. Lindsay. One semester tuition was paid, however, Fred Lindsay withdrew from school after 56 days. This is the balance' after retaining $119. 28 for the 56 days attendance. On roll call, the motion carried with, all membiers present voting "Aye. "

R. #6 Tuition Refund • Approved

It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to purchase cafeteria equipment for use at various schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications:

R. #7 Purchase Cafeteria Equipment Approved

Jones Restaurant Equipment Company Virgil Greene Company

T otal

$4588. 60 6 28. 80 $5217.40

These purchases are to be charged to Central Food Service Account. motion carried with all members present voting "Aye. "

On roll call, the

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of ; sheet music for use by all schools from Sharp & Nichols Music Company who submitted j the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1, 388. 36 is to be charged to | Account G-240-B. On roll • call, the motion carried with all members present voting j "Aye. " ' I

R. #8 Purchase Sheet Music Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr; -Lott to approve the • purchase of malt machines for-use at various secondary schools from Virgil Greene Company who sub mitted low quotation on specifications. This purchase in the amount of $4, 900. 00 is to be charged to Central• Food Service Account. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye. "

R. #9 . Purchase Malt Machine Approved

I |

| I It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to award contract for furnishing

I |

library books for all schools to Library Service Company who submitted the low quotation. This cm^f^:ract to be effective through .June 30, 1962. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye. "

R. #10 Contact for Library Bool Awarded

MEETING OF JANUARY 2, 1962 - CONTINUED k- •

. *■ Information to the Board:

Information to Board:

Food Service Statement

A copy of "Ce:^t^:ral Food Service Department Operating Statement, . July 1, 1961, through November 30, 19*61" was submitted as information to the Board.

R. #11 Meeting Adjourned Sine Die

W^f^ireupon, on motion of Mr. Thompson, . seconded by Mr. Lott, the . meeting was adjourned sine die.

Approved the

ATTEST President

Clerk

Board Reconvenes

Upon reconvening, the following membiers • of the Board were present:

Mrs. W^i'ren F. Welch Otto F. Thompson Wiiliam F. Lott Foster Estes Phil C. Bennett

Ward One Ward Two Ward Three Ward F our At-Large

Oaths of Office were .administered by Judge Fred Daugherty to the following:

Oaths of Office Admini s te r e d

Ward Two Ward Four At-Large

Otto F. Thompson, re-elected Foster Estes, ■ newly elected Phil C. . Bennett, re-elected

Reorganization" Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent, presided as tempi^irary chairman, and the of the Board j Board proceeded with its organization for 1962. --------------------------I R. #12, #13, | The following . officers were nominated and elected ..by acclamation for the year 1962: #14 #^ #16,1

and #17 Election of Officers

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President Vice President Clerk Treasurer Auditor Attorney -

Wiiliam F. Lott .Mrs. Warren F. Welch Wiima Cain , George H. C. Green Prigmore & Baker Auditing Company Walter A. Lybrand

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve paying R. #18 Payment of j premiums on bonds for Board of Education employees as follows and the motion Premium on carried unanimously on roll call. Bonds Apprvd. 1. Treasurer - amount of bond, $350, 000. 00 - annual . premium $2, 000. 00. 2.

Blanket Fidelity Bond - amount of bond $2, 500. 00 - covering all Board of Education employees annual premium $229. 35. (This premium is prorated to all schools, Central Food Service, and the Board of Educa tion. .) This does not include the treasurer and the clerk whose bonds are separate. . .

Clerk's bond ' - amount of bond $5, 000. 00 - annual premium $5. 00.

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the recommendation R. #19 Resolution ,' of the School District Treasurer to adopt the following resolution: Concerning 1958 Building I RAS_olu_t_io_n * Bonds

| . j

RESOLVED that the Board of Education determines that $500, 000 of the proceeds of the 1958 building bonds cannot be used for the purposes voted until payments become due on existing contractural obligations, and that the school district treasurer is authorized to invest and re-invest all or any part thereof in direct obligations of the U. S. Gover-nment to the payment of which the faith and credit of the Government of the United States is pledged, until needed for the payment of contractural obligations of the district.

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

MEETING OF JANUARY 2, 1962 - CONTINUED

Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave the following information on depositories for school funds:

Liberty National Fidelity National First National City National

Central National. Northwest National Oflahama National Penn Square National

Citizens State First State May Avenue State Spencer State

Capitol Hill State Bank & Trust Company Fiscal Agencies: Liberty National First National

Treasurer Reports j Depositories ]for School J Funds

He also reported that with two exceptions all the banks within the limits of the School District are depositories.

Dr. Parker suggested that a resolution of appreciation for Mr. Luke F. Skaggs, Jr. , retiring Board Member, be prepared by Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, a copy of which, is affixed to the permanent minutes. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Lott to authorize the attorney to prepare said resolution. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye. "

mo,iiio.N

1 ■ ; Commendatior ; Recommended i (Skaggs) I j | j

R. #20 Appreciation Mr. Skaggs Approved

..... WHEREAS, . Mr, Luke ■ .Skaggs- servVd asa member of ■■this Board from October 5, 1959 to January 2, 1962, by appointment, to fill the vacancy occasioned ' by the. tesignation of that . most excellent ' and .beloved.. late Jim .Wright; .and, WHEREAS, Mr. Skaggs during- his term of service as a member of this Boar<d, has demeaned himself at ' all times in . such a manner as to deserve the thanks of the- Members of this Board . with whom he served for his thoughtfulness and cooperation; and,

Mr. Skaggs . brought ■ to this Board. business exper ience which qualified him to. give. to the matters . that came before the Board thoughtful consideration and intelligent and valuable- ■ .counsel; WHEREAS,

NOW THEREFORE BE XT RESOLVED by this Board of this School District in regular meeting assembled, .that it recognizes■ the worth of the service and the counsel that. Mr. Luke F. Skaggs gave to this District during ' his term- of service,. during a period when ' many questions of importance came. before. this Board which were of vital interest to the District; and, , IT FURTHER RESOLV3D,. that this Board expresses to Mr.. Luke F. Skaggs its thanks . for the service that he has rendered to this District and for his cooperation in all . matters .of interest to the Board and for his pleasant and. thoughtful attitude toward and treatment of his fellow members . on this Board during his term ' of service; BE

that a. copy . of this resolution be spread upon the. minutes of this . meeting . of ..this . Board .and-.- then . that the . Clerk of the . Board furnish to Mr. ' Skaggs a certified copy thereof. BE IT .FURTHER RESOLVED,

ADOPTED . BY THE BOARD'. OF EDUCATION OF ' THE . CITY OF . OKLAHOMA. . CITY* . OKLAHOMA THE SIXTEENTH - .DAY OF. JANUARY, 1962

MEETING OF JANUARY 2, 1962 - CONTINUED

Mr. Bennett Prese nted With Silver Bar Remarks

* The Superintendent, for the Board and the School System, presented Mr. Bennett with a silver bar indicating his service as President for 1961, to be attached to the plaque l presented him when he served previously as President.

j Remarks were made by the following people: | | i

II J j R. #21 Adjournment

Dr. Parker - Superintendent Mr. Bennett - Retiring President Mr. Lott - President Mrs. Welch - VicePresident Mr. Estes Mr. Thompson

' .

Motion to adjourn the meeting and to meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried. | THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST

" â€œClerk â€œ

Approved the

day of

196 2.

MEETING OF JANUARY 16, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0$" THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA; MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE 5 BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING; TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1962, AT 2:00 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch a

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand - Attorney; Wilma Cain Clerk; M. J. Burr - Assistant Superintendent; Dr. Mervel S. Lunn - Assistant Director Teaching Materials; H. B. Ginn - Business Manager; David Light - Chief Accountant; Tom Smith - Director of Purchasing; Jim Reid - The Daily Oklahoman.

?Invocation____

Mrs. Welch gave the invocation.

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve transfers within the 1961-62 budget accounts as follows:

R. #22 Transfers in 1961-62 Budget

Transfer Out - General Fund

215-C 530-B 62O-A5 710-B 1010-C2

Teacher Aides - Salaries ElectsT-i city ElecUcraonics Supplies Social Security Tax Assessments

TOTAL

$10,000.00 20,000.00 1,000.00 1,300.00 575-30 $32,875.00

Transfer In 240-B2 540-A 540-A2 620-A12 730-A 1030-E

0,000 00

Title III, MapS; Film; Books, Etc. $1 a Custodial Supplies 10,000.00 Laundry Expense 10,000.00 Weed, Pest Control & Laona Mower Rep. 1,000.00 Land & Building Rental 1,300.00' Pupil Transportation Eq. _____ "" " .00

TOTAL

$32,875.00

Transfer Out - Building Levy Fund

620-D 1O3O-C9 1030-F

Materials - Buildings Replace Instructional Equipment Furniture & Equipment - Hoover TOTAL

$10,000.00 25,000.00 65,000.00 $100,000.00

Transfer In 620-C 1030-D1

Materials - Grounds Title III - Equipment

TOTAL

$10,000.00 90,000.00 $100,000.00

The motion carried with all members voting "Aye." It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of electrical R. #23 I Purchase of supplies and equipment for use at Classen High School from the following companies who I! Â« Elec. Supplies submitted low quotations: , 1 and. Equipment Hunzicker Brothers E^ctrnc $305*28 s Approved______ Hart Ind.ustrial Supply Company 679-55

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D. unanimously.

$984.83 On roll call, the motion carried

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to award the contract for furnishing diplomas for all schools to Star'Engraving Company who submitted the low quotation at the unit price " of $1.00 in response to the attached Notice. This purchase is to be charged to Account G 250-C. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." (See ' following page for Notice.)

J R- #24 Contract for Diplomas Awarded

MEETING OF JANUARY 16, 1962 - CONI'D

R. #24 (Continued.)

R. #25 Purchase of School Bus Approved.

R. #26 Purchase of Audio Visual Supplies App.

<It was moved hy Mrs. Welch and seconded hy Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of a used 1955' j Ford 60-passenger school hus from Southwestern School Transportation Company. This purchase jin the amount of $575*00 is to be charged to Account G 1030-E. The motion carried unanijmously on roll call. . I |Motion was matte by Mr. Es^s, seconded by Mr. Bennett, "to approve the purchase of audio â€˘ visual supplies from the following companies who submitted the low quotations:

Cory Motion Picture Company Vaseco, Inc. Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 230-C. R. #27 Purchase of Vocational Supplies Approved

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$ 30.75 722.50

$753.25 All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of vocational supplies for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications: Hart Industrial Supply Company Industrial Arts Supply Company Whitton Supply Company Morgensen Lumber Company Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.

$1,203.20 208.38 29-28 188.34 $1,629.20

All members voted "Aye" on roll call. )

R. #28 Sale of UniÂ forms (SE) Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to authorize the principal of South-j east High School to advertise for the sale of existing band uniforms of the school and ! apply the proceeds of the sale to . the purchase of new band uniforms. The Band Parents j Association of Southeast High School is sponsoring certain community fund-raising activities) to make the planned total purchase. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. )

R. '#29 Purchase of Audio Visual Equipment Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to- approve the purchase of 129 ? projection lens from Holmes and Torbett, Inc., who supplied the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,973*70 is to be charged to Account G 230-C; ) AND to approve the purchase of audio visual equipment for use by all schools including Hoover from the following companies:

Leo Maxwell Company Radio Supply Company Trice Wholesale Electronics Electronic Supply Company Miller Jackson Company Thompson Movie Supply Company Dee 1s Photo Supply Company Holmes & Torbett, Inc. Cory's Motion Picture Co. Pipkin Photo Supply Company BraunUc!, Ioc . Vaseco, Inc. Dowlings, Ioc. Johnson Wholesale Electronics Co. Dulaney's, Inc.

Total

$5,758*10 90.76 10,321.21 773*00 9,071.60 5,450.00 279.90 22,344.85 13,932.00 127.10 6,442.75 2,954.76 3,984.24 47.25 32,640.00

$114, 217.52

Quotations for this last group of purchases were submitted in response to the- attached Notice and this total of $114,217*52 - are to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1,uhaving been approved on our National Defense . Education Act Application. The motion carried unanimously

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MEETING OF JANUARY 16, 1962 - CONT'D k

Motion to adjourn and mfcet at the call of the President was made "by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST:

Approved the

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day ofe^^,

, 1962-

R- #30 Adjournment

5* 2

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION d THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN

THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Footer Estes Otto F. Thompson Ms. Warren F. Welch ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett

iAedilat rater)

Dr. Jack F. Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and M. J. Birr W. A. Lybrand - Attorney; George H. C. Green - T^i^J^JST^jrezr; Millard Prigmore - Auditor; Wilma Cain - ■ Clerk; Ms. Floy Camphbei, C. E. Cootley, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith, and Chernies Saner - Directors; Bill Foutz - (Chef Engineer; Hugh B. Ginn - Bisiness Manger; David Light - Chhef Accountant; Dr. Mervel Lunn - Asssstant D.rector Teaching Matteials; Mprna Kingston - Super-rdsor; Elaine Ticker - Connsutant; Lloyd Estes - Diisrict President of O.E.A.; Ms. Lillian Swale and Mrs. Clara Sue Jeffers. Teachers; W. H. Thomas - Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid - The Daly OJklahoman.

Others present:

Assistant Supeeintendents;

Dr. 'Parker gave the invocation.

Invocation

Mr. Lott recognized and welcomed the guests who were present.

GGsets Welcome*

On .motion of Ms. Weech, seconded by M. Thompson, the imnutes of the .meetings January 2, 1962, and January 16, 1962, were approved as read.

R. #31 Mi^t^Stes Approv*

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

M. Green, presented his report for the month of January and .turned a copy to the Clerk to be filed.

Treasuuer's Report

M. Lybrand, Attorney, reported on the negotiations for a contract With M. Paul H. Nunn to conntruct sewer facilities serving Star-Spencer High S^^hoc^li.

Attorney's jReport______

R- #32 Resolution Regarding Star Spencer Sewer Approved

It was rnmved by M. Estes, seconded by M’s. Welch, that the recomnpnndaiots of Mr. Lybrand regarding this transaction be approved and that a resolution drawn by M. Lybrand be in cluded as a part of the .minutes of this meeting and that the contract be signed by officers of the Board upon its com>pition. (Copy of Coirtract on file in Clerk's office.)

resolution Star-Spencer School .must have an improved and adequate sewer system. This can be ob tained by the DiLsrrct's building its own se^fer system and disposal facility. The <dfficuLty here is that I am advised that the co^-t of building such system, would be much more than $8,500.00 and the maintenance would be a serious, expensive, and continuous problem. Long tegotiatiots with Paul H. Nunn have been carried on and a contract has been drawn by which M. Nunn will build a private sewer line that would adequately service the Star Spencer Schooo. This being a private line, this School Di^1;j^:ict would have no right to attach thereto except on payment to M. Nunn for such right.

The connract snbmPttei provides that the DiLsrict shall pay to Mr. Nunn $8,500.00 which gives, the School DiLsrict a right to attach to' said sew^:r line and requires M. Nunn and his assigns to collect a fee from each person who attaches to the sewer line to South of Station 1 plus 00 during the next five years from the cappP1titn of the sewer or until these fees repay the $8,500.00 whichever is earliest and that such fee be paid to the School DLsrict.

This sewer nmater has been pending for a very long and every avenue of relief for the problem has apparently been explored and nothing has developed as satisfactory as this present agreement with M. Nunn.

NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that it is for the best interest to the Sclhool District to enter into the above contract with the said Pa-iul H. Nunn, and be Lt further resolved that! the officers of the DL^s^r^rLct be authorized, empowered and directed to sign such a connract. | On roll call, all mî^têârs present voted "Ayy."

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Mr. Lybrand left the .meeting at this point.

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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Auudior's The Auditor., ' M. Prigm°i%> reported, all bills as listed in the agenda have been checked by Report___________ the Auditing Department and are ready for action of the Board.

jM. Prigmoire submitted to the Board the following reports:

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Report of Auddt, The Tift Stadium Board, Inc., July 1, i960 to June 30, 1961

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Report of AAdd.t, Mi^c^f^J-la^neous Acdinistrative Funds, December 31 > 19&1 Report of Auldt, The Board of Echication, ' July 1, 1961 to December 31, 1961

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Copies of each of these are on file in the Clerk's office. 4r. Bsimett IM. Bemett arrived at this point in the meeting. Arrived • ----------------------------------------- 1

R. #33 On motion, of M. Thompson, seconded by M. Estes, the foregoing reports were approved Reeprts Approved as■presented.

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SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT R. #34 Reesoution of A>pprecE^a;ion Approved

Monon was made by Mr. Btmett, seconded by Ms. WetL!h,tr approve a Resolution of Appreciaticn for the following deceased person: Hazel Smith Baley, former elementary teacher, deceased January 21, 1962.

The motion carried unanimouuly. R. #35 Professional E^:ips Approved

! It

was moved by M. Estes and seconded by M. Belmett to direct the foil owing persons to attend conventions as indicated: J. B. Greene and Leon Bruno to attend the National Convetnirn. of Secondary Principals in St. Louis, ffisstou'i, February 24-28, 1962;

Ms. Lelia Lovejoy, Ms. Vivien Haynes, Gene Sh<^:^]^c^:rd and T. H. Broad to attend the Association for Superision and (Curriculum Development .1:10^1^ in Las Vegas, Nevada, M.rch 4-8, 1962;

William F. Loot, Jack F. Parker, and Raymond Harvey to attend the Ameican Assoocation of Addinistrators meeting in Atlantic City, New Jersey, February 17-21, 1962. On roll call, all mernmers except' M'..Lott voted "Aye."

Mr. Lott passed.

R. #36

Motton was made by M. Bermett and seconded by Ms. Welch. to nega^afe a wntten agreement with the Oklahoma Academy frcm the National Science with to cooperate _ _ of Science through _ a grant _ OkLahoma AcademyFoundation for the provision of consuCtaets in the history and philosophy of science. This of Science would be a part of.the program for talented science students sponsored by the school system Cost to the Board of Eduuation - $120.00 - effective for the second semeeter of the 1961-62 AAle,O'ved school year. A.1 mernmbrs voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #37 It was moved by Ms. Welch and seconded by M. Thompson to approve the employment of the following visiting directors to conduct all-city festivals: Emloyment of iusic Directors AAproved Chhrles Hill, TuLsa Public Schools, to conduct the junior high orchestra clinic on February 2, 1962, at a fee of $50.00 plus traveling expense;

Dr. Lara Hoggard, Hemmt, California, to conduct the senior high choral festival as well as work with choirs during _ the day, . . February . 19-23 > 1962, inclusive, at a fee of $500.00 plus traveling and local expenses;

Cheeter Francis, Okla^h^c^ Unrefrity.■ to conduct the junior high choral festival, AapH 5 and 6, 1962, at a fee of $100.00 pLus traveling expennes.

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On roll call, all memmbrs voted "Ae."

3. #38 Professional Drip Approved

Monon was made by M. . Thompson and seconded by Ms. Welch that M. J. Burr, Bill Jenkins, David LLghib, and H. B. Ginn be directed to visit schools in Memelis , TeImesstt, for the purpose of inspecting their data processing equipment. Al ^^t^b^ers voted "Aye" on roll call

PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended

It was requested that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed ■ in the name of the District by the Superin tendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel rtaoemetddtirms and information listed be approved:

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NAME

3rd

JOHNSON4TH

Rowden,•Hazel

(MRS) . WEiDLER, JACQUELINE

pooition)

IpILEER - RESIGNED)

(NOLENSSL/A)

(addItiOnal

(CuRiS - transferred)

(RAMBO'; - RESIGNED)

(DURBIN - DECEASED)

(qhere - l/a)

(DORR - Fl/a)

COOLIDGE

(Mrs)

FP-HLLIPSj JESS E.

(MR)

GATEWOOD 5th '-

l-l9-62

D-l9-62

l-l9“62

1-26-62

CAPITOL HILL SR. COACH

MURDOCK, CHARLES W.

(MRS)

l-l9-62

JACKSON ART

MASON, DARLENE C.

1-26-62

BROADCASTING CTR. SPANI SH

LOMBARDO, SONIA

(MRS)

l-l8-62

l-l9~62

LEWIS, MAUDE

GRANT LATI N

1-1-9-62

1-19-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

ROCKWOOD 4TH

(MRS)

KESTER,•SCOTT W.

(MR)

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

3rd

ARTHUR 6th

PR^H^IE QUEEN

:BoNA L.

ASSIGNMENT

DOLTON, . LOUIS

(Mr)

BENTON,

(mrs)

Resignations

TERMINATIONS

(REINSTATEMENT)

4600.

4900.

4100.

$4500.

SALARY

by substitute)

(reinstatement)

VISOR, MARY C.

(mrs)

SUTHERLAND, GLENDA

(miss)

SALOMON, MARY

(miss)

JOHNSTON, FELICE

(MRS)

FURRY, BARBARA L.

(MRS)

CRANE, NITA A.

(miss)

BOOTH, PERILEY ANN

(miss)

DAVIS, MARGARET J.

(miss)

COCHFRAN, • PEGGY

(MRS)

Bl NGHAM, JO • ANN

(mrs)

(filled

(filled by transfer)

COOKSEY, BETTY LOU

(miss)

4100.

4400.

4900.

4100.

4l00.

'4100.

4l00.

4100.

(REPLACEMENT NOT NECESSARY FOR REMAINDER OF • THIS SCHI OL YEAR)

TURNER, DOROTHY

(MRS')

TESKA, ANONA

(mrs)

ROBLYER, JIMMY

(MR)

CLARK, SUE

(MRS )

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

•£ ’•

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southwestern

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B.S.

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RIPON C. BA.

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DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

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l-22-62

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1-22-62

l-l^

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l-25-62

1-22-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

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MARK TWAIN "PREV. IL ' SYSTEM

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HAYES

SPEC. ED.

EMERSON

3RQ

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REPLACEMENT

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(DOUGLAS - ILL)

(borget - transferred)

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ASSIGNMENT

effective DATE

(MR)

(re

instatement)

(MRS)

______________

B.S.

4100.

BRINK, JUNABELLE

O.S.U.

LANGSTON U. B.S. 5300.

REID, LEAVI E H.

(MRS)

TEXAS C.

B.A.

SOUTHEASTERN B.S.

NORTHEASTERN B.A.

O.S.U. B.S.

APPROVED EXP.

4800.

4200.

4250.

JARVIS C.C. B.S.

T.C.U. B.A.

O.S.U. M.S.

c.s.c. B.S.

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O.S.U. B«A®

O.B.U. B.M.

c«s« c«

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DEGREE COLLEGE

STEPHENS, JOHNNIE

(MRS)

BLISS, WILLIAM H.

(MR)

YORK. GARY

(MR)

TAYLOR, JACQUELINE

(mrs)

TYLER, OCTAVIA

2050.

4200.

(mrs) HOLCOMB, LETA (MRS)

7800.

4100.

4400.

4100.

4450,

$4350.

SALARY

PINGLETON, GEORGE GENE

(MR)

BUCKNER, CLARA

(mrs)

Kendall, Elizabeth

(MRS)

STICE, NANCY

(MRS)

GALLAHER, THOMAS

(MR)

WHEELER, SHIRLEY B.

(MRS)

KELLOGG, DONALD H.

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

12-18-61

1-3-62

12-13-61

1-29-62

1-26-62

1-19-62

1-22-62

1-25-62

2-1-62

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1-29-62

2-1-62 6-15-62

1-22-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

6th ./

. •

MAYFAIR - 3RD "FOR ONE DAY ONLY"

GARDEN OAKS = 6tH "DURATION OF NEED"

WOODSON - 3RD "DURATION OF NEED"

CENTRAL - S.S. "REM. OF YR. ONLY"

CENTRAL - IND. ARTS "REM. OF YR. ONLY"

...

NICH. HILLS - 3RD-4TH "PREV. IN THFSYSTFM"

GARDEN OAKS 1 KDG.

WASHINGTON SPEC. ED.

ADMIN. BLDG. ASST. DIR. ELEM. ED.

PRAIRIE QUEEN 3RD

NORTHWEST GERMAN

M*™-

MARSHALL

HAYES 5TH -

CURR. LIB. -FIELD LIB. "REMAINDER OF YR ONLY"

GRANT MATH.

REMARKS

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NAME

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IRIS M.

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SULLINS, LOIS

SELLARS, SYLVIA

PBX OPR.

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PERSONNEL

(MRS)

JEFFERSON • CLERK

HALLER, ELIZABETH

(MRS)

I-I7-62

EMERSON SEC.

(mrs) McCoLLOM, CHRI STINE

I-I-62

PERSONNEL PBX OPR.

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

2-2-fe

STOTTS, WILMA

(mrs)

RESIGNATIONS

NAME

OOterminations

CLERICAL

RIDGEVI EW 3RD ’

SCRIVNER,.IVA LOU

(MRS) ■

HAYES 1ST

(MRS)

.... SANBORN, NANCY

2-2-62

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1-26-62

SEQUOYAH JRD - 4TH

LOEFFLER, BARBARA A.

(MRS)

1-19-62

1-1.2-62

1-26-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

TYLER KDG.

BROADCASTING CTR. TV SPANISH

MATH.

DOUGLASS

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

INSTURCTIONAL

INGRAM-,' ARLENE

(MRS)

HENSLEY, DOROTHY

OMRs)

BRl^C^IE,

NAME

of absence

maternity

Leaves

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v^mrs)

P-4

(MR)

IRIS

(mrs) .

WISDOM, MARY V.

(Mi-ss)

(filled by transfer)

DILL ENDER, MARY R.

(MRS)

SLATTON, ROSLYN A.

nAme

EMPLOYMENT

SALARY

>95.

I85.

$I9S

SALARY

490(0.

4100.

4900.

4100.

4200.

$425^^

PERSONNEL

SMITH, JENNIE L.

(mrs)

RAMMN6, BARBARA

(miss)

JUDD, - ROY LEE

(MR)

RAMSEY, VIRGINIA L.

(MRS)

SYLVAIN, CORNElIA F.

(MRS)

TUB.,

(MRS)

WEDGEWORTH, WILLIAM L.

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL OR

DEGREE COLLEGE

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I-29-62

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1-2^62

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1-29-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

PERSONNEL PBX-OPR.

SEC.

EMERSON

PERSONNEL PBX OPR.

REMARKS

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TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

MRS, NELSA FREEMAN AS A CLERK IN THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT, SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR, EFFECTTVE JANUARY 22 22,s 1962 1962.

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CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION MRS. FREDA ' MAE . MISKOVSKY FROM A TEMPORARY CLERK AT JEFFERSON, TO A PERMANENT CLERK ATyEFF:ERSON, ■ EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 5, . I96|- • SALARY TO REMAIN THE • SAME.

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Ort' (< RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE

BOARD:

Substitutes for the school year 1961-1962s NAME

ADDRESS

Abels, Sandra R. Baker, Wayne s, Bryan, jean a, Burchel, a, l. Cordell, avalon Drake, jane k. Hall, Eloise Hewett, betty b. hill, Lloyd g. Huddleston, margin R. Jacobi, marcella-d.

2845 Cambridge 1335 s, w. 20

JERGENSEN,

IRENE

Kelley, ' mabel ann Martin, mary jane Manning, harry k. Matthews, Henrietta Morgan. jane ann .Parker, Patricia ann PENDLETON,'lA verna mae Plunk, . ruby n. Sallis, errlene f. Slama, billy j.

SUBJECT OR GRADES Eng.,

Court

speech, drama, span.

ELEM.

529 n. w. HILL 1613 n. w. 27 ■

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*2*s 3

4,5»6 ELEM.

104 n, w. 29 1100 S. W. 24 26l6 KENT DRIVE 2401 HUNTLEIGH DR. 3208 S. W. 464l S. W. 43 1936 N. W. 18

HOME EC., SCIENCE, KIR., • I ,2 ELEM. s HISTORY, ENN., S.S. ELEI., SCIENCE, CHEM. HOME EC., PHYS. 0D. ELEM., ART

4|0l N. RENI EL 3230 N. W. 68

5,4, 6

VOCAL • MUSIC PHYS. ED., BUS,. SCIENCE, PHYS. ED. 2, PRIMARY, KDG. 1, KDDg, 2

HARRAH 3o6(jones) 6204 S. DEWEY

box

308 N. W. 84 3ll E. |3 (EDMOND)■

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2, 3, 1 .

ELEMENTARY

-,2,3

-404 OXFORD WAY BOX ■ |6'4 (CHOCTAW)

Thomas, Virginia j.

417 s, w. 2(moorb) I I W. THATCHER • (EDMOND)

PHYS. • ED, ELEM. BUS., IND. ARTS. ELEMENTARY ENO., S.S.,■ SPEECH, JOURNALISM KDD., PRIMARY

Waddell, loretta mary Williams, wylene

2318 s. w, 2l 60l2 s. villa

2,3,l

Brown, donna y. Christian, frankie a. Curtis., j. Nathaniel

2200 3209 -53I l444 l620

IO16 . s. w. 56

SMELSER, joe ANN SMOOK, RICHARD R.

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l:0l0 N, .STILES 2220 . N. E. 24

ART, MATTI., END, ELEM. BUS. ED. EL EE1., . JR. ; SR. •. HS. HOME . EC. , • BLEW. EL EM., . •. HS. .

HOME • EC.

SCI ENCE, . BIOL

P-6

m^irie

l-l9-62

1-15-62

r-2-62

Helper Dewey

Helper Douglass

Helper Star Spencer

Freeman, Nel da

Hancock, Elg i e

Holt, Mary

l2-2|-6l

Helper Valley Brook

Jones, Add-ie

RansFVFt t

1-22-62

King, Rosa

Helper-

l2-l8-6i.,

Helper Shields Heights

Keenan, l -Delores

Viviam

1-15-62

Helper West Nichols Hills

frpaw-LL,

tP-R-6l

Mgnrof

Iomps, Rarrara

Helper

1-11-62.

nniici agc

Johnson, Laverne

Helper

I2-2l-6t

WILSON

Helper

Evans, Mabel

king,

MaRTFNI A

Juanita

RORFRRCNj.

Haney, Elsi e

Goudeau, Minnie

Reinstatement Wells, Opal

Bennett, Helen

1-15-fe

Jefferson

Helper

l-2-6>2

Helper Shidler

. DeBerry, Kathryn

Dolton, Darlene

Coffey. Opal

l2-l2-6l

Looney. Erma

Bailey, Gladys

Mfi.tom, Bfss

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

John Marshall

Helper

1-2-62

Helper Garden Oaks

1-3-62

1-18-62

;

1-2-62

1-10-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Helper Ridrfvifw Helper Southeast

Ross

Helper

Jefferson

Helper

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL

Driggers, Christine

Davis, Dorothy

Butler, Betty

'^Bridgman,

Borthick, Bonnie

Bennett. HelEn M.

Resignations

NAME

Food Service

.80

-80

.80

-95

.80

SALARY

■

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approved EXP.

I-23-62

i-i1-62

1-10-62

1-18-62

1-16-62

f -17-62

1-15-62

1-5-62

1-2-62

1-23-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

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Helper West Nichols- - Hills

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Helper

Helper Star Spencer

Helper Douglass

Helper Dewey

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Morrow, Edna F. Rhodes. Elsie Harmon, Elvina

(Walker Resigned)

(Seebec Transferred)

Helper Longfellow

Helper Cfntrai

Adcock, Agnes

Bocock, Beatrice

KlMRROIICH, Riirv

1-22-69

1-23-62

1-26-62

.80

Poulter, Ollie May

(Additional)

Helper wheeler

.85

Malone, Lillian

(Additional)

.80

Curtis, Dess

(Cumminss Transferred)

(Smith Transferred) .80

.80

Reinstatement Anderson. Mamie

Reinstatement Recer, Zelma

1-2-62

.80

SALARY

Reinstatement Hi el, Ida E.

Freeman, Nelda

Reinstatement Van Deventer, Ina

NAME

.90

Helper Classen

Williams. Alice

1-2-62

1-9-62

1-8-62

1-2-62

1-15-62

1-12-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

Lane. Martha

Helper Eugene Field

Cook Lafayette Helper Kaiser

Helper Douglass Helper Dewey

Helper Jefferson

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Walker. Blanche

Turk, Ina B.

Osborn. Grace

NORTHCUTT, ALTA

McCoy. Myrtle

Main, Frances E.

jaESIGMILQNS

DEGREE COLLEGE

OB APPROVED EXP.

1-24-62

1-10-62

1-11-62

1-15-62

1-17-62

1-9-62

1-5-62

1-8-62

1-3-62

t-l 1-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Helper Taft

Helper Star Spencer Helper Polk

Cook Northwfst Ci assfn

Helper John Marshall

Helper Heronville Helper Harding

Baker Classen

Helper Eugene Field

Helper Kaiser

Helper Dewey

Helper Jefferson

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

po CD O Q g g CD P PCD P-

TJ CD 4 cn O P U CD H

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

5 ; 1 9 ^ 2 - CONT'D

•

■

Jones, Bobbie

■-

Douglass

■

1-4-62

1-2-62

Helper

Jackson

Blevins,. Mary

MARFI

1-15-62

Cook Westwood

AyTOn,

1-3-62

ist Cook Edwards

RfATTVj ChRI- STI NF

1-15-62

Manager Star Spencer

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

Burton, Leona

FAVFS OF ARSFNC.F

NAME

TERMINATIONS

McCoy, Myrtle

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

.80

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE APPROVED EXP.

1-4-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Do^<^l^,ass

Helper

I ■

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

Recommended

P e rso n n e l

■

SERVICE

NAME

(ChoL ' Resigned)

Poweel, Robert

Resignation

T. - V.' - Station

Ward, Irvin w.

Technician

T. V.

WILSON

NAME

emery lee,

-> & R|.

Floorman Harding' 1 Ti Floorman Emerson

1-19-62,

1-8-62

$1.25 Hr

Crumley, Joe w, - -- Jr.

Photography Audio-Visual I-29-62

X ’ -*

Technician-

1-15-62

T-v-

w a*

S?^ • i

‘

_______________________

, '< _&

-■

•C

•i

CONT'D

$250.

Burch, ' Qui ncy (Pat)

Floorman Northwest Classen

‘ 1 ■ 1-8-62

I-I6-62

1-24-62

1 T. Floorman Capitol . Hill - Sr.

Floorman Administration Bldg; Floorman administration BLbG.

Floorman Classen

remarks

'‘'REPLACEMENT

1-29-62

$200.

$100.

$200.

1-31-62

$200.

1-12-62

r-3-62

1-24-62

EFFECTIVE . date

Jr.

COLLEGE

■ "■*. approved YYYFEXR;.

$200.

$200'.

salary

DEcREE - .

1-31-62

Weldon, Basil - -L.

Todd, Robert

Reece, Don C.

Denwalt, Wil 1AM

Bidwell,

Beaman, Wendell

Compton, 1 ra P.

“

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

CD H

tn O

>0 CD 4

5, 1962 -

'Retired

Head Custodian

LEE

Foshee, James

('Johnson Tp4Ngffpp^^)

i T. Floorman Taft i T. Floorman

1-19-62

| T. Floorman Emerson

Martin, Dale Eugene

Todd, Claude E.

1-17-62

Harding

‘

Cobb, Tommy

Floorman

12-29-61

i - T. Floorman Capitol Hill Sr.

1-18-62

Relief Floorman All Schools

CAmPBEEL, EUEL

Hutchins, Carol

1-19-62

Administration Bldg

Beaman, Wendell

1-2-62

12-29-61

' a-. ’I ’ 7

Floorman Administration Bldg Floorman

Floorman Classen

ASSIGNMENT'S

TERMINATIONS

Barton-, Junior

Arthur, Leo C.

RfSIRNATIONS

& CD

CD P

CD O |

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

i >J

12-27-61

Painter

Laborer

Tl NNER

McNeal^ Johnny

Mitchell, Coleman

Shaffer, George

Student Painter

Stringfellow, Glenn F,

Wilson,^Aubrey

Resignation

Safety

Sullivan, Ralph b.

Bus

Driver

Carpenter

Laborer

Wright, Charles

Termination

........ s

12-26-61

Laborer

McLain? Joe

iSA

Laborer

COGG1NS,tfW1LL1 AM

1-25-62

1-5-62

I-3I--I962

12-28-61

1-2-62

12-27-61

1-15-62

Laborer

1-16-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Billings, Orvie

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL SALARY

•%

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

fl> 4 w o

£ cd H fl) P*

fl)

w (D O i

I■

5 , 1962 -

I-

Resignations

NAME

Maintenance

MEETING OF FEBRUARY

CONT'D

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COUT'D

■

Personnel Recommended.

P-12

Food Service THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .80 PER HOUR;

NAME

SCHOOL

Ruth Amburn Ellen Baker Gertrude Bledsoe Oza Sue Brinkley Isabelle a. Cox Flora hall Frances L. Hof eld Savannah Jones Virginia L. McKeel Frances E. main Mary Miller Minnie l. Miller Muri el miller Ira marie Robison Betty Lou' ' Spence ' Anna L. Swope Eula Terrell

Unassigned Roosevelt Page

John Marshall Unassigned < Unassigned Star Spencer Unassigned Ross Only

Jefferson Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Roosevelt Only Unassigned Unassigned Grant Ka1ser • West Nichols Hills Unassigned Unassigned John Marshall Only Longfellow Unassigned

Ina ' b. Turk Elizabeth

walker

Anna E. Watson Zella Jane wells Anna L, Willis Edna A.■Wood Alice Worley Lorraine Zahorak

HARMONY

CHANGE IN STATUS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Anna ' Canada - Substitute Helper - Unassigned, Salary .80

per hour to

Permanent Helper

Wilson,

salary

.95 PER HO^IR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 2, ■ 1962. Esta Fae Draper - Substitute - John Marshall, Salary .80 per hour ■ to ■ Permanent Helper at John Marshall, Salary .95 per hour, effective January 23, 1962. Mildred Louise Smith - Helper - Herooinille, Salary .95 per hour to Elementary Manager Training at Central, Salary $175, per month, effective January 15, 1962. Mildred -Louise Smith - Manager Training - Central, Salary $175. per month to Manager at Horace Mann, Salary $185, per month, -effective January 19, 1962. Opal Smith - Helper - Buchanan, Salary .90 per hour to Pastry Cook at Northwest Classen, Salary .95 per HOUR,

EFFECTTVE JANUARY 18,

1962.

Opal Smith - First Baker - Northwest Classen, Salary .95

per hour to Helper at Classen, Salary ,90 per .January 29, 1962. Lillian Storie - Helper - John Marshall, Salary .80 per hour to First Cook at John Marshall, Salary .95 PER HOUR, EFFECTTVE JANUARY 22, 1962. Edith L. Taylor - Manager - Horace Mann, Salary I185. per month to Elementary Manager Training lt Cental, Slllry $175. per month, effective January 15, 1962. Nancy Truman - Substitute - Unassigned, - Slllry .80 per hour to Permanent Helper lt Southeast, Slllry .85 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 19,I962. Anna Watson - Substitute - Unassigned, - - Salary .80 per hour to Cook lt Lafayette, Slllry .85 per hour, effective January 8, 13962. Bea williams - Manager ~ Polk, Salary $195. per month to Cook lt Westwood, Slllry $1.05 per hour, EFFECTTVE JANUARY 8, I 962. z .. ,, ho^ir,

effecttve

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COJNTD

Personnel Recommended

P-13

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN MAINTENANCE:

Carl ■ ' Allen Glidewell - Temporary Laborer,. Salary $1.25 per hour, effective January 2, Lloyd Allton woods - Temporary Laborer, Salary $1.25 per hour, effective January 17, - 1962.-.

CHANGE

IN STATUS OF MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

Arthur E. Crumm - Temporary Glazier, Salary changed from $i.4O to ' $1.63 per hour, effective January 11, g962<> Richard Garton - Temporary . Office Clerk in maintenance Shop, Salary changed from $1.35 to $1.45 per hour, effective January 11, 1962. Charles E. Ledbetter - Temporary Painter, Salary changed from $1,50 to $1.55 per hour, effective January 11, 1962, Nieman Roy - Temporary , Laborer, Salary changed from .$1.25 to $1.30 per hour, effective January 11, 1962. Navoy Allan Skinner - Temporary Apprentice Glazier, Salary $1,25 per hour changed to a Regular Apprentice Glazier, Salary $2800. per year, effective January ' 11,1962.

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN

AUDIO VISUAL:

Joe Harold Robinson - Teaching Aids Department, Salary $1,50 two

weeks,

CHANGE

effective

- IN STATUS OF

per'

Hour, eight hours a day" for approximately

January 24, 1962.

SERVICE

DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

■

Charles Glen . Johnson . Floorman '' at Northwest Classen, Salary $200.. to Fireman ' at "Northeast, ' Salary $235. Effective January 3, 1962, Silas Ogle - Fireman at Northeast;" Salary $255,. to Head Custopian. at Wilson, Salary' $2&d'. ■ ' .Effective " January 3, 1962. '

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was _ .made by Mr Thompson, seconded hy Mr. Estes, and carried on roll call with aLl medi^irs voting■ "Aye."

R. #39 Personnel Approved

MEETING • OF FEBRUARY 5; 1962 ' - COK’D

GENERAL

Blls and Rajyolls Recommended

PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

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

FEBRUARY 5, 1962

Item #1

Item #2

Item #3

Raaification of January 1962 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon • which warrants have been . issued as follows: ,

1961-62 GENERAL . • FUND

$ 1,346.739.67 5

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY • FUND

BOND FUND

$ $

52,276.46 ■ 1,105.08-

Auuhooity . to issue pajyolls for February 1962, in the following estimated amoiuins.

1961-62• GENERAL FUND

$. 1,360.000.00

1961-62 BUILDING . LEVY FUND

55,000.00

BOND FUND

<|j

2,500.00

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. 1

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

| Bills and. J Payrolls j Recommend-ed.

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT.FEB. 5th, 1962

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS, THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

1^,790.04

1960- 61 GENERAL FUND

44,312.30

1961- 62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

30,394.89

1960- 61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

12,410.79

BOND FUND

87,705.06

TOTAL

330,613.08

1961- 62 GENERAL.FUND ,

Abelard-Schumap Ltd.

Abingdon Press

Library

. Publisher Sei.

Publisher Sei.

5.73 ; 2.20 4.47 .18 1.31 ___

7.93

6.05

Addre s s 0 graph-Mult igraph Corp. Printing

Low

5.18 5.48 5-48

Selected

General Instruc. Engineers Office General Instruc.

Low

Americana Corp.Educational Division

Library

Publisher Sei.

American Handicrafts Co,

General.Instruc.

Selected

A &â€¢ E Equipment Company

28.09 109.08 63.53

179.91 1,032.50

2.50 18.58 7,76

28.84

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 19^2 - COST'D

Bills and Payoils Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND- ' (continued) Aneeican Inst, of Biological Science

Period. & Nwsos.

Selected

10.00

Aneeican Library Association

Library

Selected

4.50

.Anmr.Red' Cross,Okla. County

Public- Reeations

Selected

13.70

Aneeican Technical Society

Library

Selected

Apco'Oil Cooperation

Gnneal Instruc.

Low

Mr. -■ . Odie - P. Archer

Transo* Sp. Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

Ela M. Asher

Board, Sp.Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

■ 14.03 14.03 14.03 14.00

4.51

W - 56.09

74.00 50.-00 50.00

100.00

3.26

Association- Press

Library

PuHisher Sei.

Atomic - Sound, Inc.

Electron.Suplys.

Selected

21.75

A.T. & S. F. Ry. Co.

Travel

Board Action

42.20

Theo - Audel & - . Company

Library

Pblisher Sei.

-' - 6.95

Auddo-Visual Ed. Service Utiveerity ' of . M-irnesota

Audio - iis..Mrl.

PuHisher Sei.

4260.00 ■.-; - Z

Audio'-.Visual Dept.

Audio - iis.Mtl..

Reimbursement

Audoogpaon of Oklahoma

Engineers Office

Standard

Barrons Educational Service

Library

Bassic Books Pub, Co.Inc.

•• 12.77 7.50

. PuHisher Sei.

2.54

Library

Publisher - Sei.

2.95

Chas. A. Bennnet Cco,Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

4.07

Berry Oil Coimoany

Trans o • Ooeat ing

Low-

54.00

Betty .Bidssei

Transp. So. - Ed.

Sp. - Ed. Reimb.

27.00

Bills Grocery

Gennral - Instruc.

Selected

-- - r

R.K. - Black, Inc.

Bus. Off. Supplies

Black &■ Decker Mfg. Co.

1 Rpo. Instruc - .Eqpt.

B &- . M- Sales Cooiponylnc. •

, .

•

■■

Storeroom- Stock >

'■'

Low

Standard

Low

15.00 15.00

30.00 ,148.50 17.35

400.00

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1?62 - COUNT'D

Bills and | Payrolls i Recommended $ —--------------------- *-- -

1961-62 GENERAL •FUND . (continued) The BoObb-lMe?ill Co. Inc.

Library

Bo?>k of the • Month • Club, Inc.

Library Library

R.R. • Bowker Company

Bower Records

B-3

Publisher Sei. Pubisher Sei. Pubisher Sei.

L-bcary

'Polisher Sei.

Audio Vis.• Mtl. Branff Airways, , Inc.

Travel

2.77 4-09

107.50 .24

10'7.74

125.40 59.50 32.50

217.40

North CCenral Delagate Reimbiurs ement

Bray Studios, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtfl.

Pubisher Sei.

Brittain Brothers

Trans.. Parts

Selected

John A. Brown Company

Library Cmennal Instruc.

. Selected y

Si#

273.36

40.30 19-93

i 2.00

5.56 168.22

Tie Bruce Publishing Co.

Library

Publisher S^l.

Buclhanan Food Mat , No. 1

General. Instruc.

Selected

Buckeye Tel. & Supply

Rpa■.Iestruc-Eqpa. :

Standard

175-78 ■

41-31

.135.40

1-35 Burger's Meat Company

General Instruc.

Selected

Braidings

Engineers Office

Pubisher Sei.

Buea-Tel Sign Company

Generai In^-tr^uc.

Selected

Bureau of Publication

Genesl Instruc. Library

Puuiisher Sei.

Bur-Lane Stamp . Corneaany

Library • Supplies

Selected

Wilma Cain, Clerk Ford Broj.Mvusic . Steril. Mttresses Titee&Tag,Sch.Bus M.s c. Cuss. Splys. TitleeTag,S-iura.Truck M.s c.Ele ctron.Splys. Exp.Rags for F»R]ar. . Elec. • Work "

Petty Cash 13-50 4.00 2.75 1.59 2.75 5.24 4.00 6.00

Reimbursement 6.00 Legal Expense 5.00 Pubs.for•Sup.CCf. Pub.for Pub.Rela. 1.00 Ink for Buu.Cff. .39 Ft. Sups. forEng. Dp, 2.10 Pub.for Curr.Liv. 18.85 Exp.Chgs. 7.14 Period .for •• Mr .Kidd 4.50 Gen. Instm '

CCaital- • pubishees,.• Inc.

Library

136.75 65-17

4-00 21.00 8.44

-2.-5J

. 'Pubisher Sei.

■ 1.89

11.03 4 7.38

z-' ■ r 99.44 1 .

'6.00 i

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Carpenter Paper Company

.Printing Adult Sch,Supplies Library Supplies Custodial Supplies Printing

.Lbw

• 16^. 56.90 26.60 65.4O 98.28 100.56 7.08 390.00

Selected

; E.B. Jack Castle

General Instrue.

Selected

- Bob Cates

Operat. Oil

Low

Century Printing Co.

School Elections

Board Actions

Childrens’ Press,Inc.

General Instruc, Library General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

909.24 1.66

18.48

^149.40 41-36 4.88 7.52 20.68

74.44

The Christopher Pub.House

Library

Publisher Sei.

City Bus Company

Public Carriers

Agreement

■ 1,719.75

City of Nichols Hills

Water &• Sewerage

Utilities

17.00

City Office Supply,Inc.

Business Office General Instruc.

Low

City Spring Works'

General Instruc.

Selected

.City of the Village

Water &■ Sewerage

Utilities

.Classen Clay Studio

General Instruc.

Selected

Colgate Palmolive Company

Custodial Supplies

Low

College Entrance Exam. Board

Library

Collins Dietz Morris Co.

Custodial Suplys.

Publisher Sei.

Al Cook Desk St Office Supply

Office Machines

Standard

Storeroom Stock Custodial Suplys.

Low

Library

Publisher Sei.

40.80 105.80

71.75' 29.18

286.74

■ 2.50

Low

Title 111,Records

' Cornell University Press

■ 15.00 25.80

Publisher Sei.

Columbia Records Sales Cor.

Cook Electric Supply Co.Inc.

2.69

74.25 54.00

. 128.25 9.88

14.50 29.50

44.00

354.00 7.43

361.43

4.05

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5; 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-5

Coronet Films

Title 111,Film

Publisher Sei.

Coronet Films

General Instruc. Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Library Supplies Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low Standard

Mrs. Henry Cousins

Board - Sp.Ed.

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Coward McCann,Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Cory’s Motion Picture Eqpt.

220.00 118.00 2.00

120.00

111.00 15.00

126.00 100.00

2.87

2.$®

Thomas Y. Crowell Co.

Board Action Publisher Sei.

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

10.39 .06 12.60 20.44 51.25

94.74

32.90 .69 5.04 7.18

45.81

Library

Publisher Sei.

Mr. *’C” Supermarket

General Instruc.

Selected

The Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal Publication

Publisher

0 0

Creative Playthings

Audio Vis.Mtrls. Library

Creative Educational Society

5.67

. 87.40

35.32 4.70 4.90 19.65

29.25 . 10.65

Danneriburg Distb. Company

General Instruc.

Low

F.A, Davis Company

Adult Sch.Supplies

Publisher Sei.

59.40

The John Day Co., Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

8.79

Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.

General Instruc.

Low

Delmar Publishers, Inc.

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

,12.19

Dept.of Audio-Visual Instruc. Audio Vis.Material N.E.A.

Publisher Sei.

25.00

Dial Press, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.85

Di-Bur Card Games

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

7.70

F’.W., Dodge Corp.

Engineers Office

Publisher Sei.

.,*'X

. 19.00

28.47 28.96

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COOCT'D

Bills and Pa;yolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND .(continued)

B-6

PoOlies ' Ceram.cs

General . Instztic.

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc. ' '

General Instruc. Low ; Superintendent ' Off. Office- Mabines Standard

Doubleday & Commeny,Inc.

Genual .Instruc.

Selected

8.52

Publisher Sei.

Library Gnneal Instruc.

73.25 3,40 11.82

88.47

13.36 16.7O 4.27 —8^

42.68 Wr

Dover Purifications

DoWings . Inc.

PowUngs . Inc.

Library

Title 111,Instruc. Supplies

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Standard Board. -Action

Bill Doyle

Supplies Engineers Office Research . Instruc.Ofice Supplies Office Mchines

Standard

Low

Standard

Selected .DuLaneys

Electron.Supplies

Standard Low Letter . Bid

Duueicating. Prod.Of - ;O:la.

Office . Mahines

4.95 557-50 , 6.00

Selected

Low

Office M.chines

4-95 t22

Standard

5.20

568.45

76.50 18.34 . 34-75 5.50 44-95 24.16 10.00 . 25.10 14.66 . 34.35 5.00 12.50 49.00

,354.71

4.72 10.90 15.80 7.68 4.00 10.10 16.00 12.00

, 81.20

82.58 225.60

308.18

6.00 45-69 76.47

. 128.16

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and i Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND ■ (continued) E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc.

.Library

B-7

. Publisher- Sei.

Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc.

Rpp.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard’

Educational Audio■ Vis. Inc.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Educators■ Progress Serv.

2.4O

32.16

55.01 '___ uiZ'

55.68

Audio Vis. Mttl. Library

Publisher■Sei.

Electronic Supply Co.

Title 5, Supplies

Low

33.70 7

Electronic■ Supply Co.

Gnnral Instruc.

Low. Low Letter.Bid

56.15

5.75 6.75

12.50

Enrichment Teaching Mtls.

.Library

Publisher ■ Sei.

9.98

Estamae Rhythm Records

Library

Publisher Sei.

4-05

Eureka Waaer Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low

5.00

F & H Enterprises

Audio ■ Vis.Mtrls.

Polisher Sei.

Field ■ Enterprises Ed.Corp,

Library

Board Action

Film Assooiates of CaUf.

Audio Vis-.Mtls.

Publisher Sei.

10.00

I Film . Associates of CaUf.

Title 111, Film

Polisher Sei.

115.00

Finney Company

Title V, Supplies

Publisher Sei.

First NaHonal .Mgmt.Corp.,

TV EqPt.. Rental

Rental Agreement

The - Fish Bow,

Selected

GeieTal Instruc.

The - Fleck Bearing Company

Rpr. Ins true. Eqpt.

Selected

Fooiett Publishing Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

225.00 2,595.78

■

20o Zj2

601.18 437.18

1,038.36

12.79 .10

.12.89 4.20

1,22

8.57

Library

The -F:ree Press of Glencoe

16100^1 Instruc.

Fretwell Motor Company

Henry FuLbright

Publisher Sei.

Library

Agreement

Board Action

22.95 1.00

23.95

1.80 -3.80

. 5.60 322.20

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COAT'D

'■' 1“

= !•

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 .. GENERAL FUND . (continued)

Gylord Brothers, Inc.

B-8

Library Supplies

28,60 ■. 127.20 601.00

- Publisher Sei, ...

Low .Letter iid

Gn.BioOogical Supply . Hse.

••••

756.80

-A

Title 1U,Instruc. Equipment

Board Action

General . Electric ■ Camjany

TV Eqpt. Rental

RenttaL Agreement

General■ ■ ELectronics,Inic.

Audio .Vis.Mtrls.

Selected

1.87

Dr. A.M. Gibson

Travel’.

lord Action

3.04

Ginn and Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

6.39

Mry Lou Glazier

General Instruc. .

Sp, Ed. Reimb.

8.25

Glue & Paste Dists»r Inc.

General •Instruc.

Low

28.20

Gulden Press, .Inc.

Guma! . Inst^iu^c.

Publisher Sei.

49.23

Goodyear• Service Store

Mowe» Repair

Low

19.72

Low

87.80

Graham-• Paper Company

, Stor er 0 om• St 0 ck

80.75 500.00

Gertrude Gray

Transp. S.- Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

42.00

Grjybr''.-JEeetric . Co.,Inc.

General Instruct

Board . Action

. 9.17

H.L. Green Company

Gregg Publishing Div.

. General Instruc. Adult Sch.Supplies

Publisher Sei.

. 1.65

■

Selected

8.82

. 9.01

—12 John • Wi Gruner

Autdio. .Vis.Mtrls • ■"

E.M, Hale and Company

Library

’Hurry C. Haaditon

Gut. Supplies

Harcoout,.Brace & Woolddlnc.

Hrlow Publishing C©o.pi

Textbooks Library

Tmrtbooks

Polisher ■ Sei.

69.50 .40

69.90 23.16

. Publisher- Sei. Selected

.Pub-ieher Sei.

-Pu^jLipher . Sei.

18.35 52.00

70.35

,77.76 5,63 6.79 92.36 83-12

. .72,22 1. .

345-58 -

. 109-35

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5 - 1962 - CONT'D

«k

Bills and. Payrolls j Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL. . FUND (continued)

■z

iPiujbisheir/Sel..

Harper & Brothers

Library

Hart In&wtrial. Supply Co.

General Instruc. Rpr.Insiruc.Eqpt.

. 1,618.99 1.17 3-75 19.55 20.76 13.55 89.00

Board Action Selected . Standard ■ Low

Geineal Instruc. Rf. Insiruc.Eqpt.

B-9

-23.87

1,766.77

D.C, -Heath & Company

(Gnnral Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Heth- ■. De -. Rochemont Corp.

Library

Board Action

Hillcrest ' Hts .Presbyterian. Church

Building Reeital

Board Action

W.C. Hixon Co. of Okla.,Inc.

Rpr.Insiruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Dr.-EJM, -. Hodnett

Travel

Board.. Action

9.76

Hohman & - Brown- Appliance Service

Rpr. Instruc .Eqpt,

Selected

5.10

Hoot, Rinehart & Winston

Library

Publisher Sei.

11.13

Pest C^oniro:a

Low

57-60

Library

Ppubisher Sei.

Hmppy Dmppy Super - Ml.

(Genea! Instruc

Sebecied

113.67-

Hmeiegtoe - Labooatooies ,Inc.

Cuutodial - Supplies

Sebecied

27.00

Horn- Seed Company

Humanities

. Inc.

Hunicker Brothers

Supplies

49-44 -- - 1,416.18

42.89

4.56

3,069.60 29.26

Board Action

-J2Z.-82 Ieteieatioetl Bus.M.chiets

Iesiisr,Office Research Office Mathines IBM Ept.Rental

Low Low ■ Agreement'.

legithtm Electric Co.

Jefferson Ht.Baptist Ch.

Audio - Vis.Mttl.

^Rf, Insiruc.Eqpt.

' 'Bldg. - Rennal

Board Action

2,039.75

• 19.50

Publisher Sei. Selecied

,3,4.96.68

7.50 19.50 35.00 1,845.00 35.00

..?7-,75 .Ideal Pictures

200.00

3.15 80.25

. 83-.40

300.00

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COINT'D

B.lls and. Pajyolls Recommended.

1961-62 .GENERAL -FUND (continued)

B-10

. -Library

Jenkins Muuic Company

Low

Jim's Chstfnplin- Super Serv.

Transp.Repair

Selected

Johnson- . WoOesale Electron.

Title 111,Instruc. Equipment

Low

Electronic Suplys.

Low

Johnson Wholesale Electron.

■

Selected Jones - Boys #6

Genea! Instruc.

Selected

Fred Jones Ford

Gneral - Instruc.

Agreement

.Jo3ten's

Coimneeiceineerb - Exp,

Booard - Action

Kamp - Brothers

Ge.ne'al - Instruc.

Selected

■

113.45

88.50 1.95 30.23 356 - .00

9.15 20.06

417.39

53.94 3.33 12..92

■

16.25

7.35 20.71 210.88

.231.59

KlpatMck - Brothers Lnbr.

Genneal Instruc.

Low

83.63

Kiight- - Supply Company

Cussodial SunHes

Low

32.00

S.H. Kress &- Company

General Instruc.

Selected

•Language ' .Training - Aids

Title H^/r^f^’truc. Maateial

Publisher Sei.

■ - 14.57

22.50

1-34

23.84

Lantern- Press, Inc.

Library

PuHisher Sei.

3.25

Marrin - Leach

Transp. Sp.- Ed.

Sp.- Ed. Reimb.

10.00

H»E. - Leonhardt Lumber Co,

Genea! Instruc.

Low

11-14

Library Service Co., Inc.

Textbook

Publisher Sei,

Booard Action Low

J.B.. Lippincott Comjpuny

Litho Negative

Plate Co,

. Piblisher Sei.

Printing

^.Selected

Library

Little, -Brown _ & Cmpai^r' Lone- Star Sch. Book - Dep. ' V

Library

•<

•Books, , Gme-al Jnstruc.

77.96 .26.56 1.06 179.82 11.00

8,72

17.75

'"'■"Publisher - Sei. Publisher Sei,

296.40

3.25

7.36 6.80

14.16

February 5, 1962 - cont'd

meeting of

Bills and

Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Lyons & Carnahan

Library

Publisher Sei.

The ■' ■MccmLlan Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.50 2-57

..a3?.^P3;

(

15.60

Maquis Wio's Wio, Ino.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Martell Supply & ■ Eqpt. Co.

Cussodial Supyls. Rpr.Instruc.EqpP.

Low

Audio Vis.Mtteial

Selected

' Mteenity Cet<^i’ Asso,

Gnneal . Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

1.00^

McCcbe's Texaco Serv.

Genral Instrsc.

Selected

2.00

T.C. McCcuuay

Building Rental

Agreemoi t

125.00

.Riley ' McOcUlough

Diuming ■ Priv.

Agreement

60.00

McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc.

Title 111,■Film

Board Action

McGraw-Hill Book Co,, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

■

B-ll

JLm Marin, . Ed. Films

Board Action

77.35 81.04 .. s^o.

170.14 120.00

12,984.13

ft 12.14 9.69 9.04

. 34.17 David McKay Co., Inc,

Publisher Sei.

Library

McKeeson &■ Robbins, Inc,

Custodtel Supplies

Low

( 1__ 1

Cterles■ E. MesSLll, Books

Library

Publisher Sei.

Meroopoitan Ueiiei.es Co.

Water & Sew.

Utilities

2.36 4.99 4.60

11.95

85 .00 20.25 20.25

125.50

5.24

35.55

^O2.s.47 Ken Middleham Promotions

Title 111, Film

Publisher Sei.

M.deke Supply Coimpany

Custodial Supplies Library Supplies

Low

Rpr. Instruc .Eqpt.

Selected

■

Miles Jackson ■ ■ Company

■•• n't

. .

110.00 80.44 20.64 497.00 1.99 7.10

Standard

Title ■ 111, ■ Eqpt.

145.02

Low

611.68J 104.45

■ t

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5> 1962 - CONT’D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

; ^-t^l-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

_ 1

B-12

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid Low Standard Selected

Millsaps

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Minnesota Mining & Mfg.Co.

General Instruc.

Standard

Minton Machinery Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

10.50

Modern Talking Pic. Serv.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

1*75

Moore Monitor

Subscription

Publisher Sei.

3*06

Morgensen Lumber Co,

General Library General General

Electron.Supplies

Miller Jackson Company

Morris Chevrolet,Inc.

Instruc. Supplies Instruc, Instruc.

Low

282.80 88,38 207.88 610,72

43*00

38,76 6.80 499,00

575*84 2.00

Vehic. Regular General Instruc,

Selected Agreement

William Morrow & Company

/ Library

Publisher Sei.

2.21

C.V. Mosby Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

11.02

Mrs. Chester Moseley

. Sp.Ed. Foster Home

Sp. Ed, Reimb.

6.75

50.00 50.00

100*00

Hotter Bookbinding Co,

Book Rebinding

Board Action

229*00

National Asso. of Ed. Broadcasters

General Instruc,

Publisher Sei,

337*50

National Ed. Association

Library

Publisher Sei*

1.40

National Geo. Society

Library

Publisher Se^,

24*20

National League for Nursing

Adult Sch.Splys.

Publisher Sei.

65*00

Natl.Pub.Relations Council of Health <Sp Welfare

Library

Publisher Sei,

National Recreation Asso.

Library

Publisher Sei.

National Wildlife Fed*

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Thomas Nelson & Sons

/ Library

Publisher Sei.

(■'

34*00

1.00 .09

’

1.09

53*78

4*25 2.06 2.06

4*12

1 u

MEETING ■ OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COK'D

Bills and Ra;yolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (CONTINUED.)

B-13

■

W.R. Nevin

Transp... SP. •. Nd... .i

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

New Method Bk.Bindeey,Inc.

Library' H

Selected

The New York Times

Period.&Nwppj?.

Publisher Sei.

16'5.00

Nichols Hills Transp.Co.

Public Carriers

Board . Action

376.85

W.W. Norton & • Company, Inc.

Library

Publisher • Sei.

5.30

Nursing Outlook

AdaU.t • Sch.Supplies

Publisher • Sei.

10.00

Nuway Laundry

Laundry Expense

Board Action

The Oyssey Press Inc.

Okla. City Linen Service

1 <

Title • 111, . • Fi-m

Laundry Expense Audio Vis. Mrl. Laundry Expense Gnneal Instruc. ; Audio Vii .Mte.eial Linen Service Geinral Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Board.Action

Ola.•City Waaer Dept.

Waaea? &■ Sewrrage

Utilities

Okla. Educcaional • TV Author.

Instruc. Office

Publisher• Sei.

/ .Oklahoma Gas &■ Electric Co.

Utilities

8.58 .

25.91 12.72

6.50

. 38.63.;

18.00 ..... &

... 18.54

341-25 3-50 ,990.85 5.56 3.50 142.50 5.00 1.854.28

.3,34664

8,503.35 . 27.00 766.14 ^8,004^4

38,770.48

80,00

.Oku. Laundry &■ Dry Cleaners

CCsto.dial Supplies

Low

Oklahoma■ Natural Gas Co.

Heat

Utilities

F.A. Owen Publishing Cp.

GeinnaL.Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

6.95

Oxford Univ. Press

Library

PU^iLisher Sei.

68.76

OkLa. Printers ■ Supply

Printing

Low

Okka.State Unnv.Audio Visual Center

Audio iis.Mrl.

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma• ' •Typewriter Co. . . ...• ,,, ...^AUdio^;.Vis* Mrl. Okla. Uiiv .Research. Insjt.

In- Serv.Training

31,285.13

'■3.20

1.62 2.80

- Standard

Board Action

1,000.00

MEETING • OF FEBRUARY 5; 1962 . - CONT’D

Bills and Pajyolls Recommended . .

........

■ -■

’’

■ <■

. ..

■

V ■■ .

' ■ .

" ■■■■■

■

1961-62. • GENERAL FUND • (continued) Oklahoma • ' Oxygen- • Company

, '• .

General • Instruc. AedUlt • Sch-.Supplies

:' . *

-y,

•;

B-14

Board' Action

10.54 30.14 2.56 7.59 7.98 10.54 39.11 2.56 28.68 .28 2.56 12.81 15.18 7.9B* 10. If 26.20 9.70 27.14

...

251.70

Audio: Vis.Matelal

Publisher Sei.

5.00

William L. Painter

GennEqpt. Repair

Ins. Settlement

27.32

Pantheon Bolas, Inc.

Library

Publisher ' Sei.

4-99

Parisian.Cleaners

General • Instruc.

Selected

Paths News, Inc.

Audio • Vis.Mtrl.

Board.Action

;4,515.00

Pathescope Educational • Films

Title • 111, ' Film

Board Action

536.92

Pennsylvania Tire Co.

Tires Gncral Instruc.

Low

Library

Puuiisher Sei.

Library

Publisher Sei.

' Pacific;• • Productions!, •Inc.

Don R. Philips, Inc. Philosophical Lib. ' •

'■

■

GeneraL Instruc.

r * '

■■■

;

Pipkin Photo Serv. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

2.50

Audio Vis-.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

General Instruc.

Board Action

89.52 10.04

68.80

6.00 8.24

-ft

Postmaster

55‘R&,'atical Nurses Digbst ''fyr - I’.' . m

'B^earbi-'ce Hall, Inc^ '■<*£

,> , ri

Sch.BuslPaptg’ . ,*

*<* i’...m

1,539.28

300.00

,..........

4.00

. Acdut • • Scih.S:PILys..n - Publisher Sei, Library

1,636.80

. ' 14.00

Low ...Standard

14.24 1.85

97,»^2. PoeTs Motor Supply' ' Co.

.. 99.56

Publisher Sei.

7.91 5.18

13.09

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

19'61-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Puddin Lane, IGA

General Instruc.

Pugh-Holmes Motor Company

General Instruc.

G.P. Putnam’s Sons

Library

B-15 Selected

Agreement

Publisher Sei.

Radio Supply, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Rand McNally & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

20.04 ■ 27-28

47.32--

31.30 8.10

39.40

7.24 2.51

9.75

36.00 1<6;

2.g, 24.32

Reader’s Digest Serv. Inc.

Red Rock Petroleum Cq.

General Instruc.

Operat. Gas

Publisher Sei.

Board Action

8.10 31.86

...7.^6

47-52

131.55 25.6.1?

387.74

Mrs. Scott Reed

Sp. Ed. Transp.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

5.04

Sharon Reed

General Instruc.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

10.50

Low

38.20

Reeve Dental Supply Co.

■ Supplies

Agreement

Dub Richardson Ford

General Instruc.

The Refinery Supply Co.

Title 111, Instruc. Material Board Action

9-85

612.00 ~ 2.36''

Henry, Regnery Company A

Library

Regents Publishing Co., Inc.

Title 111, Instruc. Publisher Sei. Material

99.44

Low Letter Bid

638.62

Remeedi-Aids Service

Mower Repair Parts Library

Publisher Sei.

11.34

Remington Rand Div. of Sperry Rand

Office Machines

Board Action

2.20

Reinhart Farm Store

Rhodes Thrift-T-Wise Rice Machinery Company

Publisher Sei.

General Instruc. ■ Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected Selected

4.56

8.13 153.66 2.45

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Robinson Janitor Supply

Custodial Supplies

b-16

Low.

91.80

. .3 >39 The Ronald Press Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

95.10

13.01

■^■>74 Royal McBee Corporation

Office Machines Library Supplies

Board Action Low

Roy Publishers

Library

Publisher Sei.

Sanitary Equipment Co.

Custodial Supplies

Low Board Action

16.75'

29.40 13.50

42.90

...

2.50k

7.50. 660.0®

667.50

Porter Sargent Publisher

Library

Publisher Sei.

4.00

Science Publications

Library

Publisher Sei.

18.53

Science Research Asso.

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Scott Chevrolet Company

Scott, Foresman & Company

Charles Scribnerfs Sons

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Service Supply, Inc.

General Instruc.

Library

Supplies General Instruc.

Rpr.Instruc .Eqpt.

Agreement

Publisher Sei.

Low Selected

Selected

105.85 2 >,47 11.64 9.39 6.39 4.90

108.32

;

32.32

10.56 1.89

12/45

8.22 6.20

14.42

5.82 3.93 12.46

22.21

15-33 48.08 45.08

108.49

Sesac Inc.

General Instruc,

Selected

35.00

Severin Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

4.12

Sharp & Nichols Music Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

General Instruc. .• Instruc. & Repair Sharp Auto Supply

General Instruc.

Board Action

1.25 3.25 17.96 97.00 ' 21.29

140.75

23.00

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COIN'D

I B.lls and j Payrolls

«fei

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Shejprd-Richardton, ■ Ltd.,

General Instruc. >' „ Library

Publisher

Simpson-Hooton, Inc.

General . Instruc.

Agreement

Sinclair Refining Co.

Vehicular-O.D.

Low

The L.W. Singer Company

2.40;

Agreement

Simon' &■ Schuster, Ipc

‘B-L7

Library

125.35 929.21 116.39 964.42 921.85

2,931.87

1.56 1.56

Publisher Sei.

6.27 Singer Sewing Mchine Co. (Dallas, Terras) Singer Sewing Ma Line Co,

Gener! ‘ Instruc.

Standard

Genneal Instrup.

Standard

31.38

29.29 4«42 70^'13

Selected

103.84 23.94

Lovell D. Sollenberger

Sp.Ed. Transp.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

Solvent■ M*g. Company

Cuix^cdi^l . Supplies

Low

473.40

Sooner Bindery Company

Auddtor

Low

51.-1Q

Southern Coffee & ■ Rest.

Genneal Instruc.

Selected

Southweetem Bell Tel. Co.

Telephone

Uttlities

SQu^we-et ern Sch. Transp., Inc.- Pupil. Transp.Eqpt. • Spencer Waaer Department

Water &■ Sew.

189.11 9,200.40 575.00

Board . Action 15.25

Uiiities

35.00

Square Dance Assooiates

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Stanley Bowinr Co.,Inc.

Audio Vis.Mttl.

PuHisher Sei.

Star . Engraving Company

Supt. Of ice

Selected

State Agency for■ Surplus Property

Audio . Vis.Mtl.

Selected

Bill.. Story,' Fire & Safety

Fire Edting.

Board Action

■12.19 *4.

D.A. . . . Stricklind.

Sun-X .Glass. . Tinting ' ■ Co.

Mo. . Dtuip.Priv.

Agreement

Title 1H,Eqt.

Low

5,09

14.97

, 23.05 5.35 3.00 -

10;.00

31.40 z

40.00

317.00

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

4 ■&- : -s

",r . >■ :

1961-62 GENERAL FUlfo (cofaVirihed’

B-.18

J3<65 ■ -WBB 82.^

.. Publisher Sei.

Teachers Practical Press

Library.

Texaco Inc.

Custodial Splys.

Low

Thompson Bk. & Supply Co. (Ada)

Library

Board Action Low

Thompson Bk. & Supply Co. (Edmond) Thompson Sch.Bk. Depository

Gen.Instruction

Selected

Library Textbooks

Low Board Action

950.00 -22.95

972.95 11.60

4.73 349.00 98.40

452.13 i

£ Triangle Blue Print & ■ Supply Company

. Engineers Office

Standard Selected

General Instruc.

Low

Engineers Office

Low

Triangle Sch.Eqpt. Co.

General Instruc.

Board Action

Trice Who. Electronics •

Electron.Appliances Standard Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Selected

Low Letter Bid

41.95 48.32 43-50 20.88 24.16 5.46 16.00

213.52

70.10

4.40 180.15 284.21 23.81 74-28 31.28 18.42 286.78

903.33

..The Twenthieth Century Fund

Library

Publisher Sei.

7.74

‘University of Houston

Library

. Publisher Sei.

2.14

Univ. Microfilms,Inv.

Library

Publisher Sei.

4:-

14.85 .60

15.45

Univ, of Minn Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

4.19

,_L-70

7.89

Univ, of Nebraska Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

5.24

Univ, of Oklahoma

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

3.22

Univ, of Southern Cal.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

155.00

155.75

MEETING- OF FEBRUARY 5 - 1962 - CONT'D ■T“

5»

Bills and Pajncolls Recommended

■I1961-62 GENERAL 'FUND . (continued)

B-19

U.S. Naval Institute

Library

Pubbisher Sei.

16.48

D. Van Nostrand Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

5.92

Vantage Press, Inc.

Library

P^bLisher Sei.

1.96

VariTyper Corjxjsatisn

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

Vasecs

AdnJ-t Sch.Supplies Audio - Vis. Mtrls.

Pubb-isher Sei.

Repair & - Mtreial Audio - Vis. Mateial Repair &■ Mimia!. Vepnon Law Book Company

BiMjiness Office

Publisher Sei.

The Viking Press

Library

PubSisher Sei.

Visual Instruction Bureau

Library

Pubbisher - Sei.

Wadsworth Puis. Ce.,Inc.

Library

Publisher- Sei.

: ■

20.21 67.50 25.00 5.00 ,150.80 110.35 223.60 —

582.25, 46.50

2,77 -4.94

7.71 4.50

5.91 9.95 .24

16.10

J.i Weeton Walch,- Publisher

Library

Pubb-isher Sei.

6.24

Henry Z. Walck, Inc.-- Pub.

Library

Publisher Sei.

5.44

Walker Stamp & - SeaL Co.

Business Ofice

Low

7.00

Wallace & Tiernan,.Inc.

CCutodial Suplys.

Low

100.00

Frederick ' Warne & Cco, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.80

Franklin Watts, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

9.51 - -

Webster Publishing - Co.

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

2.39

Wesleyan Unnveerity Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.75

Weetern Bank &- Office - Supply

Business OTIcs

Low

14.00

West .Cheirical Prod. Inc.

Ciutodial Supplies

Low

8.83

Wetem-Newspaper. Union

General Instruc.

Selected

5.18

Wees,ern Uniform & Towel-^Serv.- Printing General Instruc.

-■!# •,.» *

-’t.f -.........

Board - Action

2.66 25.11 3.00

46.55

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended. . . 1

••

. . ■

■ -

■ ■

B-20

1961-62 GENERAL .FUND (continued) . Weetern . Union Telegraph .Co.

Telegram.

Weetinghouse Elec. Supply Co. Rpr. Instrsc.Eqpt.

Utilities

2.40

1.22 5.25

Library

RS^0Jiih®r • Sel.

Wible Language Institute

Title • 111,FiH

Board Action

Edna W^iggins

Transp.Sp.Ed.

Sp. Ed. Reimb.

John.Wiley & • Sons, Inc.

Library

Publisher ' Sei.

B.G. '-Wilkes ' Comipuny

Ford . Project

Publisher Sei.

Wooonansee-AAbott.Music Co.

(Gnneal . Instrsc.

Selected

Library

Selected

Albert Wiitman & Company

■ . . The Wold Publishing . Co.

■

. PUbLisher' Sei.

208.95 6.48 1.52 .09

1.61 12.50

16.28 1.00 R

17.28

3.89 8.06

11.95

Wright Line Div. of Barry Wight Coripoation

IBM . Bureau

Selected

Yale .Uiveerity Riess

Library

Publisher' Sel.

150.29

The Associated • Pub. Inc.

Library

Puuiisher • Sel.

7.00

Carpenter Paper Company

Printing

Board Action

23.40

Central Mgagine

Subbsc-lptim for Schools

Board Action

3,000.00

■

6.10

1960-61 GENERAL . FUND

City Office • Supply Inc.

DuuPicating- Products^nc.

Instrsc.FUrn & Fixtures Storeroom• Stock

Board Action

Printing

Board . Action

/ '/f • )

' Hse

Title. , 1ll,Supplies ^•Equipment

Board Action

4,311.00

13,034.92 40.00

-LtQTW

• Stateroom Stock

GeenBBologiicgL ............................ ’

2,379.00 1,932.00

16,149.40 64.05

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COK'D

| Bills and Pay oils

S Recommended

t1'1

h &

1960-61 -GENERAL -FUND ' (continued)

Graham Paper Coonpany

Harcourt Brace & Woold

B-21

Storeroom Stock

Textbook.

;

5,88M4> 19M1

Board Action

172.80

Publisher - Sei.

.79 5.87'-- .

(Genral Instruct

Library Service Company

Books

6,087.95

16.1W

Bogard Action

4 -

179.46 .

17.50 Jim Matin

Title 111, Film

Bogard Action

Natlojral Gographic- Society

Subssriptions

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma Gas &- Electric Co.

ELectricity

Uttiities

Oklahoma - Paper Company

.. Storeroom- Stock

4,121.95 ? -- ■ MF? ‘

87.75 -

Board Action

352.48

Equipment

Board - Action

646.48

The Refinery Supply Co.

.Title LU,Eqpt.

Board Action

1,224.07

Cimtcoiial- Supplies

Board . . Action

The Welch- Scientific- Co.

-Title - 111, Supplies A & - Equipment Board Action •

WeStern Newspaper . Union

Rpr. Instruc .Eqpt.

Low

* - Morison . Wooieale - Company

Custodial Supplies

Booard Action

1,340.00 1.560.00

2,900.00

109.20 52.50

...161.70 140

4,154.05 T

1961-62 BUILDING . LEVY FUND

Anmeican Air Filter Co.

American Electric-Ignition

Ameican - Mabie - & - Tile, Terrazzo Company'

Ameican Radiator Serv.

1 "

Mrl.Building

' Vehic.- - Regular

. Mrl.Btulding

.Vehic.- Reg.

Standard Board Action Low

60-.48 115.00

175.48

17.94

Standard

37.89

Selected

412-.50

Selected

. - 82256

Philco .Coopooation

■- Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

. i i - J

31.00 6.00

;

(

. '

MRF.TTNG OF FEBRUARY 5; 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and.

....... .. _£

•■-.J

Payrolls Recommended.

' 1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND.(continued) Amis & Kelly Const. Co.

Material, grounds . Material, building

M.S.Austin Lumber Co.

B-22 6.17

Low Board Action

4,975.54

Barber’s Glass & Mfg, Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Selected

17.15

Best Universal Lock Co.

Material, building

Standard

' 9.49

Bissell Builders- Supply

Material, building

Low

The Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Vehic. H.D.

Vehic. Regular

Brittain Brothers

Brown- Machinery Company Wilma Cain, Clerk

. Material,building

Standard

Selected

P.Cash Reirnb.

Capitol Steel & Iron Co.

Material, building

Low

Bob Cates

Material, building

Low

Cathey Roofing.Supply Co.

Material, grounds

Low

Material, building

City Auto Parts

Vehic. H.D.

City Office Supply Inc.

- City Spring Works, Inc.

Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Crane Supply

All Sch.Furn.& Fixture

Standard

Selected

Material, building

Low Selected

Material,building

5.27 10.09

■—

■15.36

30.25

17.31 4.76 . 1.16

23.23 . 118.35

44.55

54.70 326.70

.381,40

48.57 iii

49.32

3.32 21.70

25.02

Board Action

Vehic. H.D. .Vehic. Reg,.

418.00

85.79 ' ,72.72 W 40.42 14.69 11.50 62.46 43.18 330.76

Selected

Material,' building Vehic. Regular Vehic. Heavy

Chicago Pump Company

208.00 210.00

■

76.74 23.09

61.40 146.88 18.00

. 164.88 118.61

. Standard

1 *■

.•

A !

MEEUNG OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COOW'D ■t-

Bills and Pljn’OllS Recommended.

1961-62 BUILDING. ' ' LEVY . . FUND (continued)

Daimenburg Distrib.Company

Vejhlc.. Reg.

Low

j.,'"' n

25-17

" illjk... .

. 192.06

Davidson &• Case Lumber Co.

Mtrl.Bldg.

Board Action

132.00 124.00 . 261.90.

Low

;The Denman Company

Mtrl. Bldg.

Selected

Low

Devoe Paint ComiXMny The- • Dolose Coimpany

.• Mtrl. Bldg.

Board . Action

Mrl.. • Bldg.

Board Action Low

Dowlings, • • Inc.

ALL Sch.F&Ept.

Low

Downtown CCevrolet, Inc.

Vehic. Reg.

Standaod

Elevator Sales & - -Serv.Co.

■Emsci: .Electric • Supply Co.

MtreOal, Bldg.

MtreOiOL, HLdg.

Agreement

Board . Action Standard Low

0^^ .Fornidry,Inc.

MtreOal, . Bldg.

Selected

T#-Gordon • E. Ervin Co.

MteeOal, Bldg.

Low

Board Action

Federal • . Cooperation

MareOal, . Bldg.

: ? ■■ v • ' *

' ■

Low Letteo .Bid Low Boaod . Action

217.23

227.52 25.62 30.56

\ 283.70

: . 14O.OO 6.30 ** . 11.61 43.79 219.50 • 94 61.45 .

■

343.59

69.75 7.65 7-93 21.74

37.32

394.00 91.25 21-25

576.50

1,123.06 '365.05 ,932.30 73.50 9.50 436.56 87.90 15.12

3,042.99' 420..C0

282.00 46.40 48.40 143.28

520.08

264.35 22.50 24 ..90 178.35

. 490.10/

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

‘

'............

■

fZ 11961-62 ■ BUILDING LEVY . FUND (continued)" -•

The • • Fleck • Bearing- Company-

Mrl. 'BLdg. • • ' ■ • • • • • • • ■■• • • • • ■ .

■ B-24 Lew-' P . yy'A

-.Vehic. H.D. ' Ml. .Bldg. Vehic. H.D. Mteeial • BLdg.

■

General Triuk,Inc.

.Y'M '■ -

/ -

Geneeal Eectric • Supply

2.9S 21.44 28.44 4,78 62.88 4.69 . 6.32

’

Selected

.Vehic. H.D. Vehic. Reg.

Standard

Mtenial, . BLdg.

Low

1.43 3-13

■131.53

9.56

72.00

34.40 '

Board • Action -The Glidden Company

BLdg. Mrl.

Goodyear Service• Store

Board Action

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

Mtreial, BILdg.

Low

Hater Mailecrete Store Co.

Mrl. BLdg.

Board Action-'

Hare /Industrial Supply Co.

Rpls.Nonlnstruc. Eqpt.

Low

W.-W. Grainger, . Inc.

Standard Selected Low

701.74

106.88 790.00

896.88

23.19 ,100.08

1,398.90

Mrl. 'BLdg. Mrl. • Grounds Mrl. • -Bldg. Vehic. H.D. Mrl. • 'BLdg.

12.14 559.42

■

5.00 32.20 7.40 14.62 - 5330 35.25 14.70 359.60 18.00 67.50 29.40 7.43 153.60 135.00

933.00

Hoover • Eqpe. • Company

Vehic. • H.D.

Standard

A.C. Horn Co. of Texas

Mrl. Grounds

Low

393.50

Mirl. • •.'BLdg.

Standard

. • 8,75

The House of • Clay Hraicter • .Brothers

< - n

. ' • • Mrl. • • Bldg.'. ALL • Sc^-.F&Eapr.

Low

9.63

27,70 45*44

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COLL'D

B.lls and Payoils Recommended.

"v S V f

< ; 1961-62• BUILDING. . •LEVY .FUN® ('continued)

International Haaveeter Co.

i '

'Standard

Veeic. H.D. ■Vehic. Reg.

Low ■Jay's Electric ••Serv. & ■ .Supply Cconpeany

■ Mareial,Bldg.

Low Board . Action

Mareral, Bldg.

M C. Jones- Electronics Co.

Rpls.-oo .Jbnt.Eqpr. Selected

Fred . Jones .Ford

Vehic. .Regular

.Srandard

Mareral, Bldg.

Low

-..leilparick Bros.Lumber Co.

Mteriaa, -Bldg.

Low

Loeffler-Greene • Supply Co.

Mteriia, .Bldg.

Board . Action

H.E. Leonharda Lumber . Co.

Marrial, . Bldg.

Low

. . Mareial, . • Bldg.

L & • S Beea'ing Company

3.03 42.86 • . 36:8.61

127.80 40...00 6-45.55

McKesson •

• Robbins, • Inc.

MLdeke Supply Company

■ Maerialj. Bldg.

Low

' . 330.31

9.10 15.184 7.63 H-.98.

Low

Mareral, Grounds Marera!, . .3B_dg.

Selecred

Low

-■ •

Mareial,. Grounds MaeriJaL, Buildings

■ - V^e^hc^.:! H.D.

. 45.89 89.20

66.08 11.00

G77.08

• ,12.60 . 161.36 28.75 185.22 -124.20

499.53

9.3S

Board . Action

Marera!, . Bldg.

■ ■ "

■

685.55 41.52

___ Mkins Conccrte Company

414.50

Low

Johnson . Wio* Electronics

Jones-Newby Supply Co.

B-25 J-

•

Low

Mtrl.. Bldg.

Johnson Serv. Company

,. I . > . ’V,

9.82 ■ 208.95 . 20.50

4.65 2.48 1,78 67.90 101.80 103.87 . 179.14 232.40 96.53 64. OO 58.82 continued

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT’D

Bills and. Payrolls

Recommended

I>61-62 BUILDING -LEVY- FUND (continued)

B-2 '

c®ijS4eVfed from J?ag© 25 ’ >5 / - - ■’* ’

.Vehic. H.D. Hfl^tern - Engine &■ Eqpt

Idr Jackson Company

gMorgenshn Lumber Company

1,580.13

Vehic. RegULar

Selected.

Title: Ill,' Eqpt

Low

Material,'' Bldg

Low

25*47. . 417.80 . 24.18 -56.03.

80.21

'.Norman - Plumbing Supply Co.

Mteeial, Bldg.

Board . Action

295.69

^Wlllp’Brien Cooperation

Mteeiil,. Bldg.

Board. ' Action

. 744.00

Rpls.Stage Setting .Mri.Bldg.

Low

OWjftoma- City Scenic - .Co.

.Oka. .Clutci Supply

Vehic. Reg.

. Maeeial Bldg.

■O^kia. <Oqygen Company

256.50

■ .Selected

15.27

Board . Action

' ’ ■ ’■

VeiiLc. H.C.

Selected

Perfection Equipment Co.

Vehic. Reg.

Selected

Pittsburgh . Plate . .Gliass Co.

Mteeial, Bldg.

Board. Action Low

Vehic. Reg.

Mtteial,.Bldg.

Standard

Rice Mabinery Company

Materia., Bldg.

Standard

^jEobberson Steel' -Company

Scott^l^S^fTet- Company

Low

•' VVerc. Regular

■Standard

76.17

Selected Low

Tie Powers- Regulator Co.

6.79 1.32 39.90 28.16

<21.45^

Oil-Field Ignition. Parts

-Poe-’s 'Motor Supply Company

. 425.38

■ 16(3.88

15.25

238.68 20.02 166.80 4.28 48.91 15.25 44-57 84.88 44.88 31.81

""*’5 . ■ 425.50

y •„

Ujjy

yh • ' • . a -'1;' 2j*. • ■ . ■ a' ' ■

• "‘V / • 274.58

. 19V50--

£'9©

"sr

20(0.0)2 4.26

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5 - 1962 - CONT'D -Cr

.... • ■ - ’

'■

■

■.

*>*<-*■ f .s-W-

xf”

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued), ..................

‘

Scovil& Sublo-tj’t Hardware. S &

y I1’

B-2&

“!

MaW-a^, BL<

129-60-

gS Comepny, Inc.

Mateial, Bldg.

Low

orton, Inc

Vehic. Regular

Standard

6.00

Maerial, . -Bldg.

Standard

5-50

Mterial,. .Bldg

Low Board.. Action

pporation

’ vf r ' ' A

' <

Engineering Coepainy

Agency foi Surplus .P^^rty

Stricklin

Matera!, Bldg.

Vehic. Reg.& H.D.

Mterial, .Grounds

Supply --Company

Ward Bros. Tiuck Parts

. . Maeria-1, . -Bldg

Vehic. H.D

16.50

36.68 18.00

54-68:

Low

. - 9.00

• Selected

312.00 916.00

1,228.00

Low

19.50 14.75 196.00 36.30 128.52

Low

Selected

7-50

222 Waugh Brothers- Supply Co, Welch Floor (Company

Wetern Mtocinery Corp.

■ Miteral,. -Bldg.

Low

Ma^ial, . - BLdg.

Low

Vehic. ReguLar

Meetinghouse Appliance Sales- Mateial,.Bldg.

6.20

r>-?° \ t

Standaid Standaid

-l^W

17.73 .22 7-50

25‘.88

22 Wight-. Line Div. of Barry -.Wilgt Corp.

R^s5e<aich

95.86 25.00

Selected

Personnel

. ,.g

•

1960-61 BUILDING -LEVY FUND ------- -'---------- TCP-------- ---- -------------------- Philco .Corp<)^:te.-.Re;p.Div.

...... ,

—f.

. Title- .lll^Eqpt.

. . -r

'. .

. 120.86

. ■

/B*o^crd.. Action

” :‘112,410'.79

Bills and Pa ;yoils Recommended

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

Buildersi^

Est. #10 ' '(Hoover)

Board ActibH

Wilma Ca&i

Business Exp

P.Cash Reimb

CosSon-Frankicrt-Shcot,Inc

Est. #10 '(Hoover)

Board . Action

. Douglas Fire

The” Denman Company

?<2-.25

1,634.48

Low Letter Bid ,•

•

W’

■SA.

12.55

The- Dolese C^umpany

Douglas - -Fire

Low

DoWWings., Inc.

Jefferson - Eqpt. Wiilowbrook Eqpt.

Low

139.50 iw * 69.75 ; 209.25

Jefferson Eqpt.

Lpw

*1^

Sunset Eqpt.

^^jard Action

346.20

Mscellaneous

Board. Action

176.00

DoougLas - Fire

Selected

■Evans- DnuPicating Eqpt.

Gardner Hotel Supply Co.

i' J

923.79

■

39. 60

E.D. Hill Jr. Coouity Surveyor

Miler Jackson Comppany

Milwaukee Ins. Co.

51.96

•: ,FIkai-Sunset - - School Board. Action

1,996.00

Oklahoma- - Seating- Company

Jefferson Eqppp.

Low

37.05

Pittsburgh -Plate Glass Co.

Douglas Fire

Low

3.45

Royal 4fcBee Corporation.

Doouglas Fire

Board- Action

Douglas - Fire

Selected

Northeast Eqpt.

Low

Southern- Air - Filter Inc.

Douglas - Fire

Board - Action

19.20

Southwest Tiile &• Trust Co.

New- Sites,Elem.

Board Action

22.50

BULL - Story Fire & - Safety - Co.

Douglas - Fire

Low

.5.00

89,083.63

S &^jfcip^^Ly Co.

■

Snkee$||8rniture Com^^aky

123.45

, 18,70

359.65

SPECIALS PAID - - DURING, THE MONTH---------------OF JANUARY 1962 --------------

R. #40 Bills and Payrolls Approved

State Contribution - Fund

SociaL. Secruity

Tax

Dept. - of -' Public-Wlfare O.A.S.D.I. - Unnt

1 <■

’ - ’tv1 ' ' <U‘ " Social Seccuity

Tax

877.75

■ ■ ■ . ........................ It was moved by Ma Thompson and seconded by Ms. Welch that the Board ratify the January pa;yolls, authorize issuing the February payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized List in the total . amcomt of $330,613-08 as recommended. Onroll call, the motion carried with aLL membbrs voting "Ayy."

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - CONT'D

It was .moved by M*. Benifett and seconded by M. Estes to approve the purchase of lumber from Kilpatrick Brothers Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,245.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roLL call, all .memidrs voted "Aye

R- #41 Purchase of Lumber ? Approved

j R. #42 Mooion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr Beimett to approve the purrchase of plumbing supplies from the following comjââî.es who submitted the low quotations in response < Purchase of to the attached Notice: /Plumbing Sup. ;Approved_____ $2,168.19 U. S. Supply Commany F. E. Georgia Supply Company 343-44 $2,511.63

Total

These purrchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D.

Al me^t^e^rs voted "Aye" on roll call

It was moved by Ms. Welch • and seconded by M*. Thompson.to. authorize the awarding of con tracts to the following cumeanets for furnishing food and staple i-^ims for all school cafeterias, quooations having been submtted in response to the attached Notice: Nash Finch Company V. R. Mooin Company Scrivner Stevens Company Ozmun Company C. & S. Foods

R. #43 Contracts for Food Awarded

M.d CCenral Fish Company Standard Brands W. M. Davis & Sons Southern Coffee Company John Sexton Company

These connracts shill be valid through June 30, 1962.

On roll call, all memeers voted "Aye

j a

I Mooion was made by Mr* 12 . Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of office furniture for use at Douglass High School from City Office Supply Communy who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $681.16 is to be charged to Acccium-t B-1007Al memmbrs voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #44 Purchase of Office Furnitu for Douugass Approved

It was moved by M*. Bennet and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of tabulating cards and printing plates for use by all schools from the I. B. M. Coor?c>oation. This purchase in the amcou^itof $2,449-48 is. to be charged to Accourint G 120-J2. Al .memmers voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #45 Purchase of IBM Cards and Plates Approve*

"CCenral Food Service Department Financial Statement, December 31, 1961" was submitted as information to the Board.

CCenral Food Service State meet Submitted

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Request was made for the approval of the Moodfication of Lease Agreements between the City of Oklahoma City, ONLahoma, and Independent School Disrict No. 89, (Oklahoma County, OHahoma, on the fold owing water nma.ns the district owns: 1.

O.C.W.D. Job No. 1149 - dated March 26, 1953; a twelve inch water .nmin extension to Hayes School - distance 4,600 feet.

O.C.W.D. Job No. 1220 - dated March 26, . 1954; a six inch water main extension to Ross School - distance 700 feet.

O.C.W.D. Job No. 1169 - dated June 12, 1953; an eight inch water main extension to Prairie Queen School - distance 2390 feet.

R. #46 Action- on Wate: Agreements Deferred il

I i §

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 5, 1962 - COM'D r

Kiis Mo0dffcation changed the reimbursement to the developer of the cost of construction and installation of said water lines on basis of water rate in effect on December 20, i960

R. #U6 Continued

(The attorney has approved the contract documeens. ■

■

iMooton was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Me. Estes to defer a decision on this (request until the next meeting in order that further information migt be acquired. On roll I call, all .members voted "Aye."

Dl sannexxti on Request Heard.

R. #U7 Disannexation Deferred______ R. #U8 Adiournmenl—

Mr Jim Gregory, developer in M.dwwst City, discussed the disannexation of a strip of property 2^0' wide and 2,000' deep and another irregu■larey-shaetd smaller tract. He wants to develop this property and the residents wish to be annexed to the M.dwwst City School iDisttdct. He asked that the Board approve his asking the County Suueeintendden's proceeding to conduct an election in the effected areas. Motion was ma.e..by Mr. Bemett, seconded, by Mr Thompson, to postpone a decision in this mater and to .meet Monday, February 12, 1962, at , : 30 p.m., at which time it will be considered further. 8

■

Mooton to adjourn and to mmet Monday, February 12, 1962, at 1-30 p.m., was made by Mr Bennet, seconded by Mr Thompson, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President ATTEST:

Approved, the

day of

), 1962.

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 12, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C& THE CITY OF . OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR ADJOURNED

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M.

. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch'

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett

Others presort: Dr. Jack Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George -^Assistant SuperÂ intendent; Wilma Cain - Clerk; David Light - Chief Accountant; Tom Smith - Director of Purchasing;.W. H. Thomas - Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid,. The Daily Oklahoman.

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Lott.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT ; r. #49 ; Disannexation i Petition

Request was mde to consider a disannexation petition that had been circulated and signed by the residents of the school district in areas described as follows: A part of the NE/4, Section 34, Township 12 North, Range 2 West, of the Indian Meridian, more particularly described as follows:

Starting on the north line of the said quarter section at a point 1320 feet east of the N. W. corner of said quarter section, thence south 2077.74 feet, thence east 240 feet, thence north 2077*74 feet, thence west 240 feet to point of beginning. This description is intended to describe a strip 240 feet wide by 2077.74 feet long. . A part of the NE/4, SecWon 34, Township 12 North, Range 2 West of the Indian Meridian, .more particularly described as follows:

Starting at a point on the south line of said quarter section approximately 305 feet west of the S. E. corner of said quarter section, thence west 35 degrees north approximately 404 feet, thence west approximately 230 feet, thence south 18 degrees east approximately 240 feet to south line of said section, thence east approximately 450 feet to place of beginning.

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve this petition. members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

All

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Request was mde for the approval of the Modification of Lease Agreements between the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Independent School District No..89, Oklahoma County, OklaÂ homa, on the following water .mains the district owns: 1.

| ] | j

O.C.W.D. Job No. 1149 - dated March 26, 1953; a twelve inch water main extension to Hayes School - distance 4,600 feet.

O.C.W.D. Job No. 1220 - dated March 26, 1954; a six inch water .main extension to Ross School - distance 700 feet.

O.C.W.D. Job No. 1169 - dated June 12, 1953; an eight inch water :rnain extension to Prairie ' Queen School - distance 2,390 feet.

This Modification changes the reimbursement to the developer of the cost of construction and installation of said water lines on basis of water rate in effect on December 20, i960. I

The attorney has approved the contract documents.

Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to defer a decision on this request until the next .meeting in order that further information .right be acquired. ;rnembers present voted "Aye" on roll call.

All

R- #50 Action on Wate: Agreements Deferred______

MEETING OF FEBRUARY 12, 1962 - . CONT'D

R. y5l

Motion to adjourn and to^meet Thursday, March 1, I.962, at 4:3Â° p.m., was .made Uy

Adjournment

Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President I 1 ATTEST:

J i

Approved the

1962.

MEETING OF MARCH 1, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION o!» THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 19&2, AT 4:30 PM. PRESENT:

WLLi^fm F.

President

Plil C. Bernett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

. '

! Others present: Dr. Jack Parker - Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand - Attorney; Milard Clerk; M. J. Burr Assistant Supet•ieteedent; Floy CEanopeH; Prigmore - Auditor; Wlma Cain C. E. Costley; Wo. H. French, Tom Smith - Directors; H. B. Ginn - Buiness Mannger; David Light - Chief Accotndant; Alex Higdon - County Sudeeiettedent; W. H. Thomas - Classroom Teachers Reteetsenativt; representatives of the press and television stations. -i

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr Beimntt. SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT

R. #52 R^£^c^]^L^iti^on to Call and Hold Bond Election Approved

THEREUPON, Mr. Berniett introduced a Resolution which was read in full by the Clerk and upon motion by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. felch, was adopted by the following vote: ■ .

AYE: Mr. Bennet, Mr. Estes, Mr. Thompson, Ms. WIl^Ii, and Mr. L)tt.

NAY: None

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

RESOLUTION ■ -A ' . > 4 1 . A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE‘.CALLING AND HOLDING OF AN’ELECTION IN

' IsZ&^Mi

FqRtHE _

' SOOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 * OF - Oklahoma_______ COWTY, OKLAHOMA*? OF SUBMITTING TO THE QUUALFIED ELECT©RS THEREOF THE QUESTION OF* THE ISSUANCE - tffSE•f ' -BONOS OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT . IN THE SW?OF | 11,650,600. 00, TO' PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE

PURPOSE OF _Ja,QqMi.rlng...adxd_im2rOvidg_s_diotl_iitti_._cnditrU£iing._rt:pairldgrtmed^dg

■ ■_______ _

dntdlpel)dingbuiidinge > dnd.ad^quisiniistl

e, Ituies ea and-1

•

equipment AND LEVYING AND COLLECTING' AN ANNUAL' ' TAX IN' SUCH DISTRICT . FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST ON 'AND' PRINCIPAL ' OF' ' SAID. BONDS.

it is deemed 'advisable' .by the Board of ' Education of Independent No. 89 , of Oklahoma_________ Cotmty, Oklahoma, to

WHEREAS, District

'Seht<01

acquireand improve school sites, . construct, repair, remodel and . equip

buildin.gs, and acqmre school 'frnmiture, fixtures and equipmenl: J

and WHEREAS there are no funds in the treasury for' such pu:reoit .and power' is . granted said Board .by Section 26, ■Aricle 10 of the Conssitution, as amended, and Title 70, , Article 15, Oklahoma Statutes 1951, and other statutes of the . State supplementary and, z amendatory thereto, to issue bonds to provide funds for such e'Uret.st, 'provided the same be authorized by the qulified electors thereof, voting at an ' election held for that purpose;'''

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' ■' ■’>- ® Di'- ■: ;-.i NOW THEREFORE, O’1

sif

’:W%

ft. :

1 BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF Independent , SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF Oklahoma_______ COUNTY, ' OKLAHOMA:

MEETING OF. MARCH 1, 1962 - COM'D ‘ ■ p-■ ■ ii-'-

R. #52 Continued

. d---- ..................

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s* ■

That a ■ special electionyto ■ be held in said School District is hereby called on the 27th Clay ' of ~ • March. > 1962, for the purpose of submitting to - the’qwilifted electors of such district- the following proposition: SECTION 1.

PROPOSITION SHALL ■ Independent SCHOOL DISTRICT ■ NO. ' 89 . OF Oklahoma COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS • BY ISSUING ITS NEGOTIABLE COUPON . BONDS IN THE SUM OF Eleven Million, Six Hundred Fifty Thousand and no/100-------- --------------------------- -DOLLARS, TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF

acquiring and improving school sites, constructing,

repairing, remodeling . and .equipping buildings, and acquiring school furniture, fixtures

and equipment________________________ _______________________________________ ____________ AND-.LEVY AND COLLECT AN ' ANNUAL TAX, IN ADDITION TO ALL OCHER • TAXES, UPON ALL THE taxable; • Property ■ in - • such district sufficient to - pay the- interest on such bonds as IT •FALLS • • DUE, AND ALSO TO CONSTITUTE A SINKING FUND - FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF ■ WHEN DUE, SAID BONDS TO BEAR INTEREST NOT TO - EXCEED THE RATE OF PER • • CENTUM PER ANNUM, PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY, AND TO BECOME DUE SERIALLY WUThIN

‘

25____________ YEARS FROM ' THEIR DACE. SECTION 2. -• • • • Chat; such call for said election shall be by Proclamation' and ffotice, signed by the President and attested - by- the Clerk, setting forth’-the Propositton to be ■ voted Upon, the number and - location of the polling places, the hours of lperiing. and closing the pHls-and the. names of the officers who shall conduct said election; that the • -■barnts , - shall • ' set forth the ProposStton to be voted upon substantially as - • -set out; • in Section - T hereof; and that the returns . of said election shall be made to and canvassed - by the said Board of Education.

ADOPTED-- AND APPROVED this

1st

day of ' '

March

, A.D.,

19.62.

President, Board of Educcl.tton ATTEST

Clerk, - Board. sfEdLuCatts>n

R- #53

J MoHon to adjourn and to meet - at the call of the President was - mmde by Mr. Estes, seconded

Adjournment

jbyMr. Benintt, and carried. j THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President ATTEST:

Approved the

<ay ^f

1962.

MEETING OF .MARCH 5, 1962 .......

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

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

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (& THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION .IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MARCH

PRESENT:

5, 1962, at 4:30 PM.

William F. Lott, President

Piil C. Beimntt Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Waaren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and M. J. Birr AssSstant Supeerntendents; .Bill Foutz - Chief Engineer; H. B. Ginn - Btuiness Manger; Dadd Light - CCief Accourtant; Dr. Mervel Lunn, Tom Smith, Charles Saner - Directors; W. H. Thomas .- Classroom Rêêe^sêî^ttîtive; Vivian Maatox, Noba French - Teachers; Rev. Niemuth and group from Trinity Lutheran Church; Jim Reid - The Daly OlkLahoman; Wilma Cain - Clerk.

The invocation was given by M’s. W1(^!i.

Invocation

On ' .motion .made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the .minutes of the meetings of February % 1962, February 12, 1962, and March 1, 1962, were approved as read.

R. #54 Minutes Approv

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, Treasurer, presented his report for the .month of February and turned a copy to ■the Clerk to be filed.

Treasuuee's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auddtor, reported all bills as listed in the agenda have been checked by the Auditing Department and are ready for action of the Board.

Auddtor's Report

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by M*. Estes, the ' foregoing reports were approved as presented. Al rnemmbrs voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #55 Reports Approv

SUPERINTENDDENT S REPORT

It was .moved by M*. Bernert and seconded by M’s. Welch to direct the following persons to attend professional i^eeHings as indicated:

R. ' #56 Professional Trips Approved

Harvey MuHinax and Lloyd Estes to attend. the Department of Elementary School Principals Meeting in Detaroot, Mchigan, March 24—28, 1962. Beard to pay expenses not to exceed $200.00 each. Ciifford Cootley and Merrel ' ■ Lunn to attend the Department of Audio Visual Instruction Meeting in Kansas City, ffiisouri, March 25-30, 1962. Gene ringLeton to attend the Department of Elementary School Principals Meeting in Deeroot, Mchigan, March 24—28, 1962.

J. B. Greene to attend the North CCenral Association molling in Chicago, . Illinois, March 25-29, 1962.

■

On roll call, all mernmers voted "Aye."

Morton ■ was .made by Mrs Welch and seconded • by M*. Benntlt to authorize the writing of a Resolution of Apppeeicarton for Mr. Virgil C. Gee, bus driver for t^he (Oklahoma City school district. Al mmrnmers voted "Aye" on roll call. Mr. Gee passed away on February 17, 1962.

motion was .made by M*. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Estes, to ask Judge Lybrand to prepare all documents and transcriptions of proceedings and other necessary details ■ to be submitted to the Attorney Geenral of (Oklahoma and, in . to guide this 'bond issue through ' and in ' the event it is . passed, to receive a'fee of $5,000.00. And if the bonds are sold in

series that he receive $250.00 for each id.dirtonil sale of our bonds and that he take care of any litigation. This fee does not include the printing of bonds or any ' advertising. In the event the bonds ' are not voted by the voters, there will be no . fee. The .motion carried on rollcall with all i^e^n^mb^eEs voting "Aye." (See co]n^:iim^^bion at end of m.nuues.)

R. #57

Resolution of Apper]!Cation R. #58 Attorney Authorized to Prepare Bond Documeints

PERSONNEL

It was requested that the following persons.be employed and that contracts with the teachers Personnel listed on the form . hereby approved be executed in the . name of the DiiSrict by the SpprinRecomêêîêd tendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel re‘commenddiitns and information listed be approved:

PUPIL SERVICES PSYCHOLOG!ST

(MR)

(mrs)

(slatton

- ILL)

(BOUGALL - ILL)

(•SWANSON - ILL)

(BARKLEY - RESIGNED)

UTLEY, BLANCHE

(MRS)

STUART, DOROTHY V.

(MRS)

STEPHENSON, EDWARD F.

(mr)

PAGOMIS, GEORGE J,

(mr)

(mrs) ................ MUELLER, LILLIAN K.

(SMITH - ILL)

4100.

3S5O.

5100.

4|00.

5100.

4400.

ruby l.

(MRS)

McAdams,

(JACOBS - ILL)

.. %

So E« S» C* NaBa

CoS0 Co Na®,

o.u. M.A.

C.S.C. B.S.

M.A.

U. OF S' DAKOTA

Bo Ao

C.S.C.

Co So Co NoSo

3900.

(MRS) HA RUN, MARIE 0.

(GLENN - ILL)

(DOLTON - ILL)

C*S 0 Ba So

M.A.

COLO. STATE

Bo A «

PANHANDLE A&M

O.U. B.A.

3oA0

C®S»Co

MONT. DEACONESS R.No

4900.

4900,

59OO«»

5150.

!35oo.

(mrs) CROISSI^J^I^., MARY

reinstatement

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

4700.

(mrs)

THOMAS, ANNA LEE

(MRS)

GLESSNER, CHLOE

(MRS)

REAGON, MATTIE LOU

(MRS)

NAVE, MARJOOIE

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

CUDJOE, FREDDIE

>-2-62

2-28-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

• R ER.SONN E L

(STRIPLING - -TRANSFERRED)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(PHILLIPS - RESIG NEB)

1ST ' - 2ND

SHEWIAKER, KENNETH

BAV1 S_

(MRS)

JOHNSON, 'MARTHA W.

INSTRUCTIONAL

TRAVELING NURSE

BASEL, ELvIE J.

ASSIGNMENT

RESIGNATIONS (MRS)

NAME

TERMINATIONS

instructional

ret'd

RET’D

APPROVED EXP.

!-3l-62

1-30-62

l-23”fe

l-l5-62

2-6-62

2-12-62

1-25-62'

1-30-62

2-15-62

2-2- 62

2-26-62

3-1-62

2-28-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

‘ -

EMERSON - 5TH "FOR 8 DAYS ONLY"

CLEVELAND - 3RD "FOR' 7 DAYS ONLY"

HARDING - SCIENCE "FOR 14 DAYS ONLY"

CENTRAL - MATH. "FOR 5 DAYS ONLY”

CAP. HILL SR.- HOME' E< "DURATION OF NEED*

HARDING - COUNSELOR "DURATION OF NEED”

"FOR 2 SAYS ONLY"

ARTHUR - 6TH

"DURATION OF NEES”

FILLMORE - 3RD

"PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

TRUMAN ' - 5TH - 6TH

3rd

ROCKWOOD

GATEWOOD - 5TH "REM. OF YR. ONLY"

DAW S - !ST "DURATION OF NEED"

INSTRUCTIONAL TRAVELING NURSE

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

p< CD &

O O g g CD y

4 cn O 0 3 CD H

W Hi CD CD

MEETING OF MARCH 5;

1962 - CONT'D

CONT'D

5, 19^2

MEETING OF MARCH

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

(MRS)

ROBINSON, EVELYN M.

.(MRS)

(MRS)

NAME

CLERICAL

BONCEEL, SANDRA

MATERNITY (MRS)

Leave of absence

(COPELAND - TRANSFERRED)

MARTIN, BETTY A.

(MRS)

JOHNSON, RONALD

(hr)

PUPIL SERVICES SECRETARY.

MAINTENANCE CLERK

PRINTING DEPT, KULTILITH OPR.

2-16-62

3-2-62

2-9-62

SUPERINTENDENT’S OFF ICE 2-2-62 ADM, SECRETARY

(MRS)

COWAN, ZETA

1-31-62

CENTRAL SECRETARY

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

2-9-62

LINCOLN 3RD

TERMINATIONS

2-16-62

RIDGEVI EW 2ND

SHREVE, PEGGY

RESIGNATIONS (MRS)

i AH

WRAY, UTLDRED

3-30-62

FILLMORE 4TH

2-28-62

SPENCER 1ST - 2ND

PATTERSON, AM IE W.

(MRS)

HAMM 8 LINDA

EFFECTIVE Wl

4=10-62

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

<¥.

WESTWOOD 4TH

(MRS)

MATERNITY

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

: WILLIAMS, BETTY L.

(MRS)

re-employment

(MRS)

JACK, MARY BETH

Imrs]

MORRIS, CLARIS A.

(MRS)

COATS, LUTHER E.

(MR)

(FILLED by transfer)

DRYDEN, BONNIE

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

)

SALARY

205.

$240.

SALARY

45OO.

4200.

( 4100.

PERSONNEL

MILNER, FRANCES

(MRS)

ATKINS, SALLY

(MRS) .

dyer, ROBY

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PEMONEL

■ ■-

DEGREE COLLEGE

-X

’HILL! PS U. S.S.

SoSo

3.S.U.

3©Ao

3 O CoU 0

DEGREE COLLEGE

□

APPROVED EXP.

2-14-62

2-12-62

2=12-62

2-19-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

2-8-62

2-21-62

2-27-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

IN THE SYSTEM"

PUPIL SERVICES SECRETARY

CL ERK

BROADCASTING CENTER

PRINTING DEPT. MULTILITH OPR.'

CENTRAL -SEC. "PREVo IN THE SYSTEM"'

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

"PREV.

LINCOLN - 3RD

RIDGEVIEW 2ND

SPENCER rST -2ND

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

)

MEE'ETNG OF MARCH 5, 19&2 - CONT’D

Personnel

Recommended.

P-4

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: temporary employment

MRS. RUTH ABRAHAM AS T CLERK ID ER. COSTLEY’S OFFICE, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 26, 1962.

CHANGE OF SALARY TDO ASSIGNMENTS MRS. LOLA COPLAND, FROM CLERK AT THE. BROABCASTING CENTER, SALARY $235. PER MONTH, TO ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY ID THE SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE} SALARY $275. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 12, 1962. !

. W

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1961-1962$

NAME

TAARESS

ALLEN, MARY M.

4005 D. w. II 7709 s. PENNSYLVANIA

BARKER, DORMT K. FLOYD, AODDT S> GEORGEp KENNETH A.

3000 SUNSET BLVD. 3205 s.w. 27 RT f 2, BOX 244(CHOCTAW)

HAMMELXS MIRIAM D.

1536 JOHNSTON DRIVE

HOFFMAN, MARY J. HOLDER, LETA *ISAAC, BERNICE

2620 S. W. 52

2I4I D.W. 31 910 D. W. 42

LIMING, MARY E.

SUBJECT OR GRADE ELEM, ENG., HISTORY ART, HISTORY, ELEM. I,2,3, KDG. ELEM., JR. HS MATH., IDA. -ARTS. HOME EC., END., SCIENCE ELEM, KDG.

TEACHER AIDE 6, ELEM.

. A

ELIN.,, KDG.

507 D. W. 40

3,4,5 MA AT., CHEEM, ELEM. HISTORY, SPEECH FRENCH ELEMENTARY

ROLLER, JEAN SCALLY, EAGAR L. SLAYTON, SULA M. SMITH, CATHERINE T. STEELE, MARY L. TATRO, ROSEMARY

2625 D. W. 35 I8I li D. . LOTTIE

3,2,4 PH'YS. E0., S.S.

402 D. BLVD(eDMOMB) 205 D. E. 6l box.6(spencer)

ELEM. 2,1,3 PHYS. ED.,

10712 GREYSTODE

SPEECH

WADDEEL, D. CAROLYN WELLS, PATRICIA A. WOOOWINE, DARRELL W.

2901 D. JORDAN 308 N. W.. 24 I |O|i D. W. 6, APT # I

HISTORY, BIOL. • BUS., HOME EC. SPEECH, DRAMA, END.,. JOURNALISM

harrison,

I32I D. W. 2

KDG,, EL04.

99I3 D. E. 36

PHYS. ED., ELEM. HOME EC., ELBM, HS

2244 D. W. 13 2604 BERKSHIRE WAY

MCCASKEEL,, WANAA J.

McGILL, BORIS J. 'McPhail,

charles l.

ORCUTT, RUTH J. OSBORNE, LOUISE

olive

LUSTER, MAURICE A. PARKER, DOROTHY M.

2428 D. W„ 48 2712 N. W. 42

1317 D. e. .33

ELEM.

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1962 -

MEETING OF MARCH 5,

0 0 (D (D A4 Ph

O co

nJ 0 1—1 nJ (D d £| (D

Helper Davis

Lynch, Lucille

2-l6-62

Helper Edwards

Spears, Truevinua

helper

Dewey

2-12-62

2-14-62

Helper Westwood

Smethers, Alice

Wells, Opal

2-l 6-62

John Marshall

Morrow, . Edna Fay

Helper

2-5-62

2-19-62

l-g^fe

2-20-62

1-31-62

2-l-fe

2-9-fe

1-31-62

1-19-62

2-13-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

* >

Pl ERCE

Helper

Helper John Marshall

Layden, Evelyn

Meyers, o^i ie

Helper Emerson

Lankford, Edith

Helper Capitol Hill Sr. Helper

Northwest Classen

Susie R.

Helper Star Spfnopp

Hart, Bethel

Harrell,

Harmon. Elvina

Helper Star Spencer

Classen

Haney, Elsie

Northwest Helper

First Cook

Sequoyah

• Vera

HELPER Shidler

ASSIGNMENT

TERMENATIONS '

Garrett,'Janice

Cowan,

Coffey, Opal

NAME

FOOD, SERVICE

RESIGNATIONS

Stataopulos. Iona

Wright, Pearl

Re-Instatement Marshall, Winnie

He-i nstatement Alford, Mary L.

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

.80

SALARY

.80

l.00

PERSONNEL OR DEGREE COLLEGE APPROVED EXP.

5-96-69

2-14-62

1-31-62

2-l3-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Helper ?.■ •Dewey

WESTWOOD'

Helper ,■ v

Helper ■ Northwest classen

Shidler

helper

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

■

2-9-62

Elem. Mgr. Rancho Village

Scott, Frances

2-12-62

Cook’s Helper Jefferson

McClain. Joy

2-28-62

First Baker Roosevelt

Burgess, Maxine

* > *1

Elem. Mgr. Trainee Central

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

2-20-62

2-19-62

.80

4l 75.

2-16-62

2-23-62

Helper Dunbar

2-12-62

Helper Westwood Helper Adams

WHEEL ER

■"Helper....... ........................

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

Helper Ci assfn Helper Jefferson

2-5-62

1-29-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

.80

APPROVED EXP.

Hel per Star Spfncfr Helper Heronville

.80

OR degree COLLEGE

11 i

cn O b p CD H

Zj i ' '

5 , 19^2 -

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

Alexander, Edith

(Additional )

Kinnfy. Mary

Sparks, Anna

Rfsicmfr)

(Harmon

Loudermilk. Shirley

(Recer ■ Transferred)

Transferred)

(Austin

Guest, Hattie

Transferred )

(Meyers

M. .Q5

Re-Instatement Austin, Wathia

Transferrer)

.80

McClung, Georgia

Transferred)

. (Watson

(Smith

.80

Smfthfrs, Alicf

TPfiMFPFRRFB)

.80

SALARY

(DFi<?nN

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

Jackson, Edna

EFFECTIVE DATE

Resigned)

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL

(Adcock

NAME

FOOD SERVICE

CD P<

ZJ CD CD O g g CD y

MEETING OF MARCH

CONT'D

5 , 1962 -

MEETING OF MARCH

nd 0) r—1 'd (D a (D § O £ CQ o o 0) <D Ph

NAME

(Wilson

SlIMMFRS

Resigned)

Inc

RESIGNATIONS

SAFETY

Corner, Richard

RESIGNATIONS

BROADCAST!NG CENTER

Nix. Audry Clay

RETIRED

(Choate Transferred)

Resigned)

Transferred)

(Martin

(Lee

Zeh, Henry

Tracey, Harold J.

Bus Drivfr

'Director

Radio-T.V.

Floorman Central

Davis Watchman Whittier

i To Floorman

Custodian Star Spencer

Lee

Lee, Darwin L.

Lee, Willie 0.

Floorman Central i T. Floorman

Floorman Page

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Johnson, Danny

Hornsberry, Harold

RESIGNATIONS

SERVICE

?-q-6p

3-9-62

I-I5-62

2-26-62

2-16-62

Ridens, Earl

2-2-62

Jr.

Fortner, Leon

Kinney. Mary v.

$100.

#100.

BUS DRIVER Bus Driver

2-1-62

Floorman Johnson

Taft

■g T. Floorman

. Floorman Star

.Davis

i T. FloormaM

j^T. floorman

Floorman Central

Page

FLOORMAN

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

2-12-62

2-6-62

$200.

Roberts, Willie T.

2-2-62

2-27-62

2-19-62

2-22-62

2-23-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

2-2-62

APPROVED EXP.

$100.

$200.

$100.

$200.

salary

OH DEGREE COLLEGE

Dunn, Virgil

Bates, Orville

Owings, Larry Zed

Akey. Buddy J.

Batson, Thomas P.

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

2-28-62

2-20-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

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

- •

NAME

2-2-62

Mechanic

Landscape

Welder

Helper ■ Drayage

Welder

Jones, Virgil D.

Leger. Albert

McBride, Charles H.

Payne, C. R.

Whitney, Jimmy

l-3l-62

2-1-62

2-9-62

2-23-62

2-16-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Helper Steamfitter

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Bowen. ■ Lyle D.

RESIGNATIONS

MAINTENANCE

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL SALARY

X '& ______________

DEGREE COLLEGE

OR APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

PL CD PL

g g CD

p p CD

PO HO CD CD O 4

MEETING OF MARCH

5 , 1962 CONT'D

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 - COUNT'D

Personnel Recommended. •4

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FOOD SERVICE /

THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .80

PER HOUR.

NAME

SCHOOL

Baird, Pearl Beaman, Mildred Brinkley, Edith Catlag e, Dorothy Conn, Eva Cox, Martha Deere, Ramona Derryberry, Edna Eaton, Edna Graham, Ione Gray, Thelma Gray Haggard, Veryle Hovarter, DorisJones, Beulah Jones, Jewel Meyer, Alene Philips Norlen Roberts, Helen Sampson StRauther, Aldonia Thomas, Emma Thomas, Lojise Watkins, Eva Mae Williamson, Wanda Wright, Bertha M.

Unassigned Unassigned Polk Unassigned Southeast Only Unassigned Unassigned Adams Unassigned John Marshall Unassigned Southeast unassigned

Unassigned Dewey Only Unassigned Unassigned Jefferson Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned ' Unassigned

UNASSIGNED

Unassigned UNASSIGNED

CHANGE IN STATUS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Haydee Austin - Cook = Dunbar, Salary .90 ’ per hour to Elementary Manager Training - Central Salary I175. per M0NTH, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1% ig62. Joyce Annette Deason - Helper - Westwood, Salary .90 per hour to Elementary Manager Training Central, Salary $175. per month, effective february i, 1962. Rose Mae Langley - Employment Replacement Supervisor, Salary $3600. - 10 months -changed Employment Replacement SupervlsoR, Salary $4260. - 12' ^nths, effective february 15. 1962.

Zeal in Roper Lowe - Helper - ' Northwest Classen, Salary .90 per hour to First Cook - Northwest Classen, Salary .95 per hour., effective february 2, • 1962.

Merle Minter hour, effective

Substitute - Unassigned, Salary .80 February 5, 1962.

Opal Smith - Permanent Helper - Classen, Salary .90 Salary .85 per HouR, Effective January 30. 1962.

hour

per

hour

Cook - Willard, Salary .85

per

Substitute - Unassigned,

Vera V. Smith - Helper - Eugene Filed, Salary .80 per hour to - Elementary Manager Training Central,, Salary {175.■ per month, Effective February i, 1962.

Tillie Salek - Cook - Willard, Salary .90

per hour to

Elementary Manager Trainin^g - Central,

Salary $173. per M0NTH, Effective February i, 1962. Clyde Bell Turner - Secondary Supervisor - Salary $36OO. - io months SupervlsoR, Salary $4o6o. ' 12 months. effective February 15. 19&2.

changed

SecondaRy

5, 1962 -

MEETING OF MARCH

CONT'D

Personnel Recommended.

V' <• !

MAINTENANCE:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT:

William Darrell Coggins - Temporary Painter, Bernard

william GRAY, WELDER,

salary fi.50

salary $1.60 per hour,

per

effective

February 14, 1962.

HouR, effective February 19, 1962.

Ernest Ray Harris - Temporary Helper - Drayage, Salary $1.25

per

Arvil August Posey, Welder, Salary $1.75

February 16, 1962..

per

e^ifec^tive

hour

Howard M. Voegle - Temporary Helper - Drayage, Salary $1.25

per

effective

hour

February 7, 1962.

effective

hour

February 14, 1962.

CHANGE IN SALARY IN MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT: Robert

Lee Calton - MECHAr'Nc, Salary $1.50

per

hour

changed

$1.65

HouR, effktive F^ruary . 11, W

per

•1962.

Charles H. McBride - Welder, Salary $3700.

changed

Lawrence Ray Pickens - Electronics ApprentiCE, Salary $36513. January ii, 1962. Howard Herman Voegle - Dray Helper - Salary $1.25

Retroactive

$3800.

changed

January 1° 1962. Retroactiw to

to $3750.

changed

$1.60

per

hour

effective

February 19,

19&.

AUDIO VISUAL: TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT IN THE AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT:

Billy L. Parker - Film Inspector EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 15,

will

work

forty

1962 for a PROBATIONARY

(40)

period

hours

per

of THRee

week

the rate

- $1.25

per

hour

months

' SERVICE:

CHANGE IN STATUS OF SERVICE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT. cl eve W. Damrot - custodian - Edison, Salary $245. perSalary $230. per month, effective February i, 1962.

Darwin MONTH,

- Flooriman - STAR, . Salary EFFECTHE FEBRUARY 2, 1962.

L.ee

$2io.

per

month

Harry G. Rogers - - Floormat - Fillmore, Salary $225. SALARY $235. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 5,

R- #59

Personnel Approved

month

to i T.

to '

Re_ief

Moorman

- All Soiools, -

Floormat - Lee-Saury |iO5.pER

per month changed to

Custodian - Buchanan,

1962.

MoOion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr Thompson, seconded by Mr Estes, and carried on rolL call with all members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962

- CONT'D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHA&NG, CAFETERIAS

Bills and Payrolls ' Recommended

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

MARCH .

Item- #1

5th, 1962

Ratification of February 1962 pajyolls- previously approved by the '

Board and. . upon, which- wsaranibs have been issued as follows: 1961-62

1961-62 -BUILDING- LEVY . Item- #2

. FUND

Bond Fund

1.368.128.07 A8.473.Q5

â–

$______ 1,329*74

Authooity to issue payrolls for March. 1962, in the folowing. estimated amoimns. 1961-62

GENERAL FUND

1961-62 BUILDING BOND FUND

Item #3

GENERAL.FUND

LEVY . FUND

1,375*QQQ.0Q

55,QQQ.0Q

3,QQQ.0Q

Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized List. These-i bills have been examined and approved by the,auditor as to appropriation,, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or g ' services.

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962

Bills and Pajrolls Recommended

- CONT'D

;

BILLS FILED WITH - THE - - BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MARCH. -5th,. 1962

THE ASSISTANT SUPERTNUENDENT. AND THE. BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE - CHECKED ALL

BELLS.

THE - AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL . -BILLS.

1961-62 Gnernal Fund

266.867.72

1960-61 (Geineal Fund

7.658.89

1961.-62 Balding Levy Fund $

196i0-61 Braiding - Levy Fund Bond - Fund

176.01

___

22. TOTAL

407,300.55

1961-62 GENERAL FUND I

2.06

Pblisher Sei.

Library

Abelard-Schuman LTD

2.20

.14 Addressograph-Multigraph

Pubic- Relations

Low

Standard J

Low

Instr.Office Storeroom- Stock -

Printing

Selected Airline Waier Company

Water

’

4.25 2.10 1.00 2.34 61.20 21.60' 482.10 3.72 8.25

58(6.56 43.00

Utility

Engineers Office Public Relations Geeneal Instr. Adult- Sch.Supplies

Low

Auer. - Education- PbUcation

Geeneal Instr.

Pblisher Sei.

5.60

Amer. E.ectric Ignition Co.

Lawn - Mower Rpr.

Low

5.51

A &■ E Equipment Company

21.75 2.60' 77.46 1.62

. - - 103.43

MEETING OF MARCH 5; 1962 - CONT'D K

Bills and Payrolls

Recommended ----- -

” ’*4 ’ " * - ■*• 1961-62

)

GENERAL- . FUND

, (cont:inued)

B-2 /-

Ami1* Heritage - .Book Service's ' Ubrafr^*''- Publisher- - Sei, Ami*. . Library AssoC-lailo:*..; .-.<

Library

9.79y

■ ■-25-.0P. 2.50 7-50 - - -"

. Publisher-- Sei.

Audio - iis.Mtel.

Apco.Oil Corpooation

35.00'

. 14.03 14.03 14.03

bn . - 42.09

Ms. Odie P. 'Archer

Special- Education

Sp.Ed.- Reimb.

17.00 - -

Armand Begue Director

TitLe 111, Records

Publisher Sei.

-3.50

Ela M. Asher

Sp.Ed. Board

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

50-00

Genneal Instr.

Reimbursement

61.41

General Instr.

Selected

A T

&■ S F Ry.

Atlantic Mils

. Audio-Vis .Mteeial

Aiulio-Visiuil Department

Office - Mchines

Audiograph - of Oklahoma

Low

Printing Geneal Instr.

> IS'

5.43

Reimbursement

19.83

Agreement Standard

18.70 8.10

26.80

A & W iiolin Shop

Rprrlnst.Eqpt.

Selected

16.00

Bail Display Service

Geneal Instr.

Low

48.00-.

Beamus - Office - Supply

Adult- Sh.Supplies

Low

8.39'

Benefic - Press

Geneal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

Benton- Review- Pub.- G.,Inc.

Gene-al Instr.

!' Publisher Sei.

Berry Oi. Company

OpeatingyAni. Fr.

Low

Special Education

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Paid.-.Blakeney Company

Rpr. Pearts, Mower

Low

B - &- M. Sales Company

Instr. Office Bldg. &- Grounds

Low

Betty Biidwll.

•

4.80 2.50

. Publisher - Sei.

R.R.- Bowker - Company'

Library

Piuiisher - - Sei.

Personnel - Dir.

: ■

. -

• - 3.681

'1 - ■ 28.80 - - -<< , '

Library

Bowman-- Printing. Company

' ' 9.00 -4 - - -

Boobbsjfenriii Gmpmy, Inc.

•- -1»44<

:•

112-604

. -- 7*3® -

2.30;

6.14 18.00

" . 24.14 - --

2,108.91 - - i

Board- Action

■

- <-

; :

. - '

........

MEETING OF MARCH

5, 1?62 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 .GENERAL -FUND . (continued)"

Brandt's Red Bud

Gaeeal Instr.

Selected

....... » ■M r 112.42 i,

Brannff Airways, Inc.

Travel

Reimbicesement

126.70

BrocdihaddGarrett Company

Germal Instr.

Low

John . A. Brown. Company

Library

M.Leon Bruno Buchanan Food Mat No.- 1

Travel

Selected Board. Action Selected

1.00 . 84.43 22.53

Bureau of Eiucctioiral Research Library

, Publisher - - Sei.

4.00

Bureau of Publication

Library

Publisher Sei.

8.49

Mele J. Bure

Travel

Board - Action

Witma.Oain

Petty Cash- Reimb. Legal Expenses Exp.Supt.Office Office Supplies Pub.RePatires OOf. Supbbies Engineers Bdk Mil.. Permt PuCl.frr C^c,r.Libriry Pubb.for Services Gsenral Instr. Voc.Dept.Exbense Cuutodial Salaries Equipment Reptir'Ext. Suppties for - Adult Inst.

Gnmal Instr.

Publisher - Sei.

Mint. Sch. Bus

Low

Supt. Office

Low

Bob Cates

Vehic. Roegd-ar

Low

City. Bus Company

Public (Carriers

Board - Action

City of Nichols . Hlls

Waaer

Uttlities

City Office - Supply, Inc.

Personnel Office

Low

City Spring Works, Inc.

Gnmal Instr.

Selected

City of the . Village

Waaer

John H. - Cole Company

^R^r.I^s^i^ur.Eqot;.

Caaifornia Test .Bureau

CanptiU -G.ass &- Mrror Co. Carpenter Paper Ccojb^ny

46.20

■ ..

Sewerage

&■Spwerigp

15.00

12.00 3.00 ' 5.75 .75 8.00 20.00 20.30 1.25 10® 04.

5.32 21.00 200.00 .72

113.26

28.24

3.94

5.88 2,441.80

17.00 .

- 11,70 7.50 71.75

Utilities

Selected

.308.13

6.00 5.32'

11.32

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 - COM'D

1961-62

GENERAL FUND

Bills -and Rayoils Recommended

,(continued)

CoondjaentiaL Press Inc.

■ Geiera! - Instr.

AL Cook Desk

Office - Mctines

Off. Supply

- Publisher- Sei.

3.31'

Standard

47.35 5 ; 26.00 ' 13.80 41180

128.95

Coronet Films

Audio - yis.MriL.

Selected

135.00

Cory's Motion . Picture - Eqpt.

Rpr■.Iectr.Eqpt.

Standard

61. 16

M*. - - ”C”

^^^1 Instr.

Selected

29.75

M's. - -Henry Coousins

Board,- Sp.Ed.

S^-.Ed.Reimb.

50.00

Coward-- McCan, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.52

Cruriculim Adv.- Service

Suuscrietion

. Publisher Sei.

27*50

The Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal Publication

Publisher

37.10 18.20 ,29.22

Dales Office - Eqpt.

Ge^al Instr.

■ Selected

91.55 ' - 16.38

MAnt. - Transe.

Low

22.60

Demur Pubications, Inc .

Library

Publisher Sei.

■

Denoyer-Gsppert Company

^^^1 - Instr.

Publisher Sei.

Doolies- Ceramics

06^^! Instr.

Selected

Daimenburg. Distributing Co.

•

Dou^b-eday

Company

Poolings, Inc.

Library

Publisher S^le

GeneraL - Instr.

Selected

Audio - Vis.Mtl. fennerd Instr.

66.53

2.17 19.85 3-55 164.00 25

Low

Fiurn.Rpe-.Mtrl. CCssc/dial - Splysj Genea! Instr. Re?.Instr.Eqpt.

1.60 33.81 . 1.80 9-95 19-31

5.00

15.90^! 17.7W 6..00C’ . 25.71 ' .318.00 ■ 65.00 10.50 . 71.19 ' - - 776.75

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended. /

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Bill Doyle

Office Machines

Storeroom Stock Supt. Office Instr. Office

B-5

.- Standard

Low

Purchasing Storeroom Stock

Duplicating.Prod, of Okla.

Office Machines

Standard

... ■ 20.85 8.20 7,30

' *" ' 200.00 7.40 16.00 2.90 21.20 400.00 188.68

. 881.33

7-95 7.25 9^,98 11.01

. 129.19

E.P. Dutton & Company, Inc.

Library

Eales TV & Radi©' Service

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Ed. Screen & .Audiovis.Guide

Audio.Vis.Mtrl.

/ Publisher Sei.

2.11

Educational Stimuli

Library

. Publisher Sei.

2.64

Electonics Supply Co.

Electron.Supplies

Low

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt«

Selected

Title 111, Instr. Material

Publisher Sei.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Library

Board Action

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

Audio Vis.Material

Standard

3.79

Eureka Water Company

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Low

6.00

EMC .Corporation

. Publisher Sei.

. 3.16

Selected

I-

92.00 4.00 1.47

17.92

. 97.47

16.35 1,428.20

Film-Strip of-the-Month Club Audio- .Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

165.00

First National Management Corp.

TV Eqpt.Rental

Rental Agreement

569.73

.Fleck .Bearing Company

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Low

Follett Pub. Company-.

Library

Fox-VLiet Drug Company

Storeroom-Stock

1.91

. Publisher Sei.

3.0L .. 161.28

Low

-u i! §

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 - CONT'D 3

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

French & European Pub.

B-6 • "<

Title 111, Subscriptions

Publisher Sei.

33.00

Fretwell Motor Company

General Instr.

Agreement

29. so

The Garrard Press

General Instr.

Publisher Sei,

Garretts Garage

I.C. Gaumer

Repair Bus Title 111, . Subscription

Gaylord Brothers, Inc.

6 • 84 122

Selected

, 7.13 233.70

Low

10.54

Library Supplies General Instr.

Board Action Selected

2,606.20 14.^1 ' 2,620.25

Title 111,Instr.

Board Action

200.75

General Electric Company

TV Eqpt.Rental

Rental Agree.

500.00

General Electric Supply

General Instr.

Low Letter Bid

73.12

General Ele ctronics,Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Selected

10.50

Gil-Mor Chemical Company

Custodial Supplies

Selected

460.00

Hugh B. Ginn

Travel

Board Action

General Biological Supply Hse.

. General Instr.

Ginn & Company

15.21

Publisher Sei.

. 12.39 204.13

E.C. Glesan Market

General Instr.

Selected

Golden Press Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

1.49

2.98 The Goodheart-Willcox Co.

Gramercy Guild Group,Inc. Mrs. Gertrude Gray Mr. J.B. Greene Gosset & Dunlap, Inc.

General Instr.

. Special Education Travel Library

Publisher Sei.

1.32 .09

Low

, I.4I 468,75

Sp.Ed.Reimb. Board Action Publisher Sei.

33-60 67-69 4.32

Hagstrom Company, Inc.

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

3.O0

C.S. Hammond & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

32.83

Harcourt Brace & World

Library

Publisher Sei.

6.98 ,10.82

MEETING OF MARCH 5; 19^2

OT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62'

GENERAL FUND

(continued)

‘Harper and Brothers

Hart Industrial• Supply . Co.

Library

Publisher ' Sei.

Genera Instr.

Board Action ■Low '

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Havard Uiveesity Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Raymond. Harvey

Travel

Board ■ Action

Herman's■ Sporting. (Goods

Ge^al Instr.

Low

Charles Hill

In Serv. ,TTaiTliig

Board Action

Hillcrest Hts.Presb.Church

Building Rennal

Miss Ola B. Hiler, Director

Library

Dr. Lara Hoggard

In' Service Training Board■Action

Hohmann

3.40 278.32 8.00 27.44 21.20 .

388.41

5.19 86.88

438.00

67.60

I*'?

Board Action

200.00

2.50

. Publisher Sei.

500.00

Brown Appliance

Service Holmes

B-7

Tootbet,. Inc.

Hoot, Rinehart & Winston Horn Seed Company

Houghton MiffLin Company

R^r.In^^tr.^Eq^t..

Selected

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Standard

. Library

8.50 23.78 8.03

31.81

Publisher Sei.

Seed,Pest Control

Low

Publisher Sei. '

. Library

1.69

42.48 51.90

94.38

1.87 5.39 •32 5.80

.13.38

House of Wren,. Inc.

Business Office

Selected

11.00

Hudibiurg CChevroee,Inc.

Genea! Instr.

Agreement

3.25

Huni.ckar Bros.

Ovus.Suppteies Rpr.Instr.Eqpt. Storeroom' Stock CCs^S-applies I^i^’tr^uc.O^^fi^ce

Board Action

Ideal Pictures

Audio ■ Vis>Mrl.’

■ PuHisher Sei.

Ideals■ Pub. Company

Genea! Instr.

PubLisher ' Sei.

198.91 6.14 6.14 .77.97 1.18

290.34 -

10.20

4.50

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962

- CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls j Recommended

1961-62 -GENERAL . FUND (continued) Indiana Univ. Boolcstore:

Library

B-8

; . Publisher Sei.

1.25

fo;jPS^llishrr- - Sei.

4.00

Indtutrial Arts &Voc.Ed.

Genneal Instr.''

Institute for Research

Library

Publisher - Sei.

• 9.98

Inttiuictomiaic, . Inc.

Rpt.Instr-.Eqpt.

Selected

15.40

Inter-City Violin Studios

Rpr. Instr .Eqpt.

Selected

85.68

International Bus-.Mch-.Corp.

IBM- Ecqt.Rental ■

Rent Agrree.

1,845.00 97-75 5.63 35.00

1,983.38

International- Vis--.Ed.Serv.

General - Instr.

Publisher Sei.

21.50

Interstate Printers

(Gnmal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

1.99

Pub.

Jefferson Hts. Baatist Church Bldg-.Rental

Board - Action

300.00

Bill Jenkins

Travel

Board- Action

Jenkins-.'Misic Company

GanTal Instr.

Low

Johnson . W^o.- Electronics

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Selected

Jones - - Boys #6

G^e^n^e^r^l Instr.

Selected

Fred Jones Ford

Mint.- Repair

Standard

Junkunc Bros .Aner.Lock Co.

General. Instr.

Board Action

G^e^ne^r^l Instr.

Selected --

Dr. Bruce y. Ketcham

In - Serv. Training

Board - Action

Kilpatrick BroOhers,Inc.

Furn .Rpr-.Mtrl.

Low

16.80

Lapine Sciennific Company

(Gneral Instr.

Board - Act.

87.46

Marvin Leach

Speciiai. Ed.

Sp.Ed.Rrimb.

HE. Leojnthar.dt. Lumber Co.

Fwrn.Rpr. Mt r1.

Low

Library of Ccogress

Library Supplies

Publisher Sei.

257.19

.Gneral. - Instr.

PuHisher' Sei.

32.61

Kamp Bros.

Groocries

Library- PuHishers

15.13

■

88.52 15.60 '

58.90

325.65 212.13 366.41 -

3,450.00 151.88

6.08

6.00 .

78.40

MEETING OF MARCH 5,

1962 -

CONT'D

Bills and Pa;yolls Recommended

1961-62

GENERAL ..FUND ■

(continued)

B-9

Library Service Company

Library

Publisher - Sei. Board Action

17.54 10,630.18 22>249-44 ■ - 170.00 33,067.16

Life , . Time, Inc.

Library

. Publisher - Sei.

• 12.35

DaovLd ■ Light

Travel

Board Action

Library

Publisher - Sei.

9.96

IBM Bureau

Selected

3.25

Rpr Instr.Eqpt.

Low Selected

J.B. Lippincot^t Co®

Litho■ Neggtive & Plate .Co. Litho- Service

Little, Brown

& ■.Supply

&■

Company

Publisher Sei.

Library

17.29

210.48 31.86

242.34

2.29. 2.50 ■

8.04

Longs Laundry

laundry Expense

Low

36.90

William . F. Lett

Board- Member Exp.

Board. Action

97.20

IMkins Concrete Co.

Genea! . Instr.

Low

The McacMLlan . Co.

Adtu.t Sch.Supplies

Publisher - Sei.

J-m, Matin

Title . 111,Film

Board Action

T.C.- MdCburry

Bldg. Rental

Agreement

125.00 J

Riley McCullough

Mo. Dump. Priv.

. Agreement

60..00 ■

McGraw Hill Booi Co.,Inc.

Audio- Vis.Mttls.

Pu^liLsher - Sei.

24.00 ;

McGraw . ffiil Booi Cc^ojInc.

Adult Sch-tSupplies

Publisher- Sei.

41.52

Cxist.ocdLai - .Supplies

Low

67.OO i

Julian feesner, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Mer<opoitan ■ Uttlities

Waaer

M-deie . Supply Company

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Selected

Fun.Rpp-.Mrl. Gnneal Instr. General - - Instrt Rpr. Ins tr. Eqpt.

Low

McKeeson

&■

Robbins,. Inc.

Sewerage

110.40 24.55

3,982.34 . .

6.01 91.65

Utilities

Standard

11.58 1.36 46.59 92.85 7.00 9.80 6.82

220.26

MEEHNG

MARCH 5- 1962 - CONT’D

k Bills and Pa;yolls Recommended

196.1-62 - QENERAL-_ FUND , 5 (continued)

-Publisher SeL.

Title- - 111,Books

M-dxdLebury College

Electronic - Supplies Low -Letter Bid

Miler Jackson Ccoiejpany

Selected

■ Rpp.Instruc.EqpP.

Miler-Noris Coiimpny,Inc.

(Gneeal Instr.

Low

Millsap's

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt. .

Selected

Mobbl Oil Company

Vehic.- RegiuLar

Modern Language Journal

Title - 111,- Sukscrip.•

B-lO

4-50 .14

4.64

217.70 11.40 211.32

. 440.42

, ,245.00 31.50 26.00 24.35 31.00

,112.85

1,006.01

Low

Publisher Sei.

4.00 '£

3.00

M>dern Talking . Picture- Serv.

Audio Vis.- Mi^l.

Selected

Moogensen Lumber ' Company

Gneeal Instr.

Board Action

78.39

. Publisher - Sei.

2.00 50.00

William. Morrow &- Company

. -Library

Mr?. Cheeter Mosley

. . Spec-.Ed. Board

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

Library Book Rebinding

Board- Action

Pub.- Relations

Publisher - Sei.

Meter Boakkbnding- Co. National Ed. Association

Library Vis. Mtrl.

. Audio -

8.75

. Publisher Sei.

9.60

Publisher - Sei.

16.00

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

10.92

Library

Selected

13.47

Library Addur- Sch.Splys.

Publisher Sei.

-Public Carrier

Board - Action

National- Recreation. Asso.

Library

NeeUbcCee-Veeter - Film - Prod.

Audio - eis.Mtrls.

Ed.

Ms. WR. Nevin

New York

4.20

Title - 111,Records

Bindery

1.00 .10 2.65 5.00

943-.5O

Publisher Sei.

National Information Bwreau

New Method Book

361.05 582.45

Woold-Telegram- . &

Sun

Nichols - HiLLs Mansp. - - Co.

4.20

4.r.31

8.55 623.00

MEETING OF MARCH 5;

1962 - COUNT'D

k a

Blls and Bayoils Recommended

1961-62

GENERAL FUND •, (continued).

Northfield foundry

B-11

Mch.Co. Rpr. Instr .Eqpt.

Laundry Expense

Noway Laundry

Standard

Board Action . . ■; -- - - .

Agents

Property Insurance & . Fidelity Bonds

Board • Agreement

Oklahoma City Linen Service

Laundry Expense

Board' Action

OOla.City Asso. of Insurance

Audio Vis.• Mrl.

Sundry Expense Gnnral Instr. Adad-t • Sch.Supplies GeieTal . Instr. OOla. City Ws.aer Dept.

Waaer

Oklahoma • Gas • &■ Elec. Co. Okla. Laundry

40.00 2.61

, 42.61

13.73 8.71

22.44

83,524.93 663.04 3.50 1,181.32 105.00 6.96 30.76 55&

1,995.58

Utilities

7,989.86

Electricity

Utilities

41,491.73

Cuss.odial • SupplL.es

Low

Okla. Natiural Gas Company

Heat

Utt-lities

-Oklahoma• Oy/gen Company

Genneal Instr.

Board . Action

&•

Dry Cleaners

&•

Sewerage

Adult Sck.SplL/'s. Gernral Instr.

Aduut• Sch.Splys. Gee-neal Instr.

G-ennnal Instr. Oklahoma • Paper Company

Printing

Board., Action Low

Oklahoma• Publishing. Co.

.Title' • 111, Records

Selected

80.00 38,972.25

31.35 7.59 12.81 39.16 7.59 10.15 30.14 . . 12.81 6.79 28.96 9-35 2.56 20.40 7-98 2.56 2.56 21.90 7-59 2.56 20.78

285.59

. 149.04 -2W.

248.83

17.60

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 - COOW'D .

•-

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

....

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

:. ■ . . . ■ . .

■■ . :

...

Bills and Pay oils Recommended

1961-62 GENERALFUND , .(continued) ■ Oklahoma • Seating • Company

.•

Genual • Instr.

Low

Oliver McCinery Company

R^e.<E^:^-tr.^Eq^ti.

Standard

Oka.State’ •Tech.School

ALL Sci.Furn&Fix.

Board Action

.'Oklahoma Typewriter Co.

Office Manines

Standard

Pacific•Productions Inc.

B-12

. 14.55 4.18 6.34 15.89 6.17

47.13

126.00

5,000.00 ■•

Publisher • Sei.

Aiutio • • Vis.Mtrl.

8.00

-J\oo

15.00

62.50 62.50

125.00

Dr. .'Jack' • F. • Parker

Travel•.

Board • • Action,

98.48

PBSW Supply &• Eqpt.. Co.

Library

. Publisher• Sei. '

15.09

HiilLies A.G. Food Store

Gsnneal Instr.

Selected

Don • • R. " HiilLips

Library .

Publisher • Sei.

Pipkin • Photo • Service

'Public Relations

Selected

Pittsburgh Plate .Glass • Co.

General Instr.

149.98

20.10 3,55

14.80

Low

..11-2,5

Board , Action

104.76 4-32 27.84

13-6.92

Selected Plymouth• Press

Geeneal . Instr.

Publisher • Sei.

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

Poteau •High • Sc!^i^<^l

Library

Selected

10.30

Prentice-Had, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

33.10

•Prime Petroleums Products

Vehic. H.Duty

Low

Psychological • Test Spec.

Geneal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

36.74

Pudd-n• Lane, IGA

Genual Instr.

Selected

20.85

G.P. • Putnam's Sons

Library

Rader's

Gnneal • Instr,.

Radio• Supply, • Inc.

. • ELe Ctroe.Supee.ies

6.25

300.00

971.11

5.50

Piu>lisher • Sei.

Selected Low Letter•Bid

52.51 '• •• •2,1.12

73.63 138.00

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 - COUNT'D K

Blls and

Payrolls Recommended

1961-62

GENERAL FUND

Rand McNally

(continued)

Company

Red Rock Petroleim ■ .Co.

B-13.

Library

OpeerUng, . ■ Gas

Publisher ■ Sei.

Bogard. Action

3.54 7.98

11.52

350.59 248.52

599.11

Me. Scott Reed

Sp. Education

Sp^d^ei-mb.

2.10

Sharon Reed

Reader,. .Sp.Ed.

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

11.25

Reeve Dental Supply Co.

Supplies

Low

Remington Rand

Library Supplies

Selected

Rice Mahinery Company

Rp1.Instr .Eqpt.

Standard

7.90

145.00

35.85 12.$©

25.08 28.15

Royal McBee Cooporation

Rooal McBee Corporation

Office Maliines

Office Makines

Standard

Safeway #80

Gneeral Instr.

Selected

W.B. Saunders C^:m^jny

Ad-iu.t Sch.Supplies

Publisher Sei.

School DisSrict of Phila.

Science Research Associates

Library Genoal Instr.

Publisher • Sei.

Selected

Scott Chierolet Cpmjpany

Geineal Instr.

Agreement

Scott Foresman■ & Company

Library

PubH’sher ' Sei.

Chhules Scribner's Sons

Library

Publisher Sei.

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Rpr .Lawn- Mower . . Genual Instr.

Standard Selected

101.48

35.49 36.45 .

14:55

86.49

9-80 9.80

19.60

211.07 44.00 .64

44.64

18.75 8-38

27.13

50.74 20.39 27.29

98.42

7*14 ’

2.36

3.08

2-34

5-42

2.04 17.95 K

19.99

Service Bureau Cooperation

UM Eqpt .Rental

Agreement

18.60

Sesac, ■ Inc.

General In5tr.

Selected

36.00

MEEUNG OF MARCH 5,

1962 -

CONT'D

Bills-. 7 and. i Payrolls j RecommencLed

1961-62'

GENERAL . FUND

. (continued)

General Instr. Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Board - Action Selected

She]pa,d-Richardson, Ltd.

Genral Instr.

Agreement

Sherwin Williams Company

Furn.Rip.jMrls.

Selected

Sharp

Nichols Muuic - Co.

27.80 23.05

Selected

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Severin- Supply C<ompany

B-14

1,388.36 47.75 151.68

Geneal Instr.

50.85

1,587*79 5-75

3.39 2.56

Low

Simpson ,Hooton, Inc.

Agreement

5.95

22.75 14.50 .

40.90

164-98

SincJUair Refining - Company

Vehic. H.Duty

L.W.- Singer Commany, Inc.

Library

Smith Grider Food Store

Geneal Instr.

Society for Advancement of Education, Inc.

Library

L.D. Sollenbarger

Sp. Education

S^E^Reimb.

Sooner Bindery Compsuny

Auditor

Selected

15.75

Southwest News & - Photo - Serv.

Geeneal Instr.

Selected

9.00

Southweetern Bell.- Tel.Co.

Telephone

Utilities

SoiUthwetern Sch. - Transp.

Trans p.Mint.

Standard

Southweetern - State College

Audio - Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

3-19

Spencer International Press-

Library

Publisher Sei.

574-40

Square- Dance Assooiates

Library, Records

Publisher Sei.

48.35

Audio - Vis-.Mtrls.»

Pudisher Sei.

7.75

Library

Publisher - Sei.

15*25

Stephens Bros..Piaxio - Serv,

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Selected

Sterling. Publishing Co.

Library

Stanley Bowmar Cc., Inc. The Steck Company

Bill- - Story Fire &■ Safety

’

Fire - Ertinguisher

Low

. Publisher - Sei.

7.50

76.56

Selected . Pudisher Sei. .

.•

Publisher Sei.

'Board - Action

3.70

21.42

7,544-60 • - - 111.43

1U-50

1.00 2.95

3-95

1.64 89.70

91-34

r-.U','

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962

- CONT'D

Bills and. Pajyolls RecQm.mend.ecL :.‘L'

1961-62.

GENERAL-FUND

(continued)

DlAl Stricklin

-Mower Rejpirs

Superintendent of Doaumts

General - Instr.

Agreement

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Low Letter Bid

Publisher - Sei.

Publisher Sei.

Standard

7.72

4.50. 2.00 12.00

. - 18.50

- 105.88 72.50 6.25

184.63

Texas School Book .DeeeoStory Library

Publisher Sei.

6.31

Tompson Book &•- Supply - Co.

General Instr.

Publisher - Sei.

49.95

Thompson - Book

Gneral Instr.

Selected

Supply Co.

25.15 48.73

Thompson - Sch. Book Bep.

Library

Board - Action

Todd Coimany, Division

Clerk

Standard

Triangle . Blue Print &■ Supply Engineers Off.

Low

Trice- Wio. Electronics Co.

■ Title 111, Tape

Low

Trice . Who-Eleetronics' Co.

Gneeal Inntr.

Low

Rpr. Instr- .Eqpl.

Selected

. -34.80 145.20 19.32 50.92 215.15

Title - 111,Film

Board - Action

Utn.v. of - Oklahoma

Library

Publisher - Sei.

Vaseco, - Inc.

Audio Vis. - -Mrl.

Board Action , Puuiisher Sei.

Rpr-.InssrL Eqrt.

Standard

Visual E^o^c^aation Connuutant

Audio- VisLMrls. ■ • • L - ■- .

Publisher Sei.

•

Instr. Office

- Low

465.39

330.77

2.00 34.50 28.80 18.00

81.30

57.80

Viking - of MnnnearOis

Walker Stamp- &• Seal Co.

122.64

10.20

United -World- Film3,Inc.

. ft^blisher -

65.00

87.00

Selected

92.56

Instr. Office

Library

,73.88

Underwood Goopooation

Toe Viking. Press Inc.

■

40.00

Library

Teaching Film. Custodians.

B-15

■'

Mo. DunpePpivL

Sunbeam Appliance - Serv.

-1'.- . 'wi'-y.

Sei.

3.85 ^81

7.70 4.45

2.00

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Franklin Watts, Inc. Wayne State University The Welch Scientific Co.

Library Title 111, Instr.Material

B-16

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Title 111, Instr. Material

Board Action

Lew Wenzel & Company

General Instr.

Selected

West Chemical Products

Custodial Suplys.

Low

Western Bank & Office Supply Company

Business Office

Low

Western Bank & Office Supply

Title 5,Supplies

Selected

Western Newspaper Union

Printing

Low

v 1.46 1.46

2.92

154.50 .66

155.16

600.25 36.75

414.00 ft#

3.50

11.00

Board Action Standard

10.27 27.50 1,232.20 28.75

1,298,72

2.50 26.00

28.50

Western Uniform & Towel Service

Laundry Expense General Instr.

Low Board Action

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telegrams

Utilities

11.09

Weston Woods Studio, Inc.

Audio Vis.Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

50.00

Wheeler & Stuckey Rx Shop

Supplies

Low

35.60

Mrs. Edna Wiggins

Sp. Education

Sp.Ed. Reimb.

John Wiley & Sons

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.88 5.40 .19

5.59,

Olen Williams Sales &â– Serv.

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Standard

62.,90

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co.

Rpr.Instr.Eqpt.

Selected

10.93

World Publishing Co.

Library

Yale University Press Mrs. Geneva Young

Mrs. W.F. Young

Textbooks

. Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

6.67 ___

36.00 2.44

6.98

38.44

Sp. Education

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

54.20

. Sp, Education

Sp.Ed.Reimb.

38.25

MEETING

MARCH

5, 1962 - CO]N?'D

fcBills and. Payrolls Recommended

S»

1960-61

B-17

GENERAL FUND

Air - Reduction Sales Co.'

Rjee. Instr Eqpt •

Selected

Brocdiead--Grrett Company

Title 8,-’ Eqpt. .

Board - Action

Title -HL, Inste Supplies &- Eqpt.

Board - Action

3.30

Title 111, Film

Board- Action

. 54.00

Storeroom-■ Stock

Board Action

. 949-. 17

Storeroom - Stock

.Board - Action

Oklahoma - Typewriier Co.

Office Mchines

Standard

27.89.

Patton Eqpt. Sales

Mantenance

Standard

1.95

Title 111, - Mrl.

Board Action

.80

Title - 111, Film

Board - Action

63OO

Mlteral, Bldg.

Low

318.00

Manial, Bldg.

Low

44.80

Mlteral, -Bldg.

Selected

90.25

Maeeiai, Bldg.

Low

W.H. Cutin

Coimtany

Encyclopaedia Britannica - . ' Films

Oklahoma Paper Company (OkLahoma - Seating- - Company

Refinery

Co.

•

Vaseco Inc.

58.05

5,097.00

■

1,403.73

1961-62 .BUILDING- LEVY- FUND Acme Brick Compeany

Acme Fence

Iron Co.Inc.

Adolph &• Buds Boiler Welding. Company

Aneeican Butane

Propane

Gas Company

Ameican- Raidator - Serv.

A &-P

- Truck Salvage

Selected

Vehic. - Regular

Vehic. RegitLar

Low

8.00 8.00 ■

6.00 25.00 25.00 32.50 3.00

16.00

91.50

175.00 . 335.00

Burroughs Coopeoation

- -R^!^L3. Instr.Eqpt.

Butler - Shade Company

. M^(reea^d,. - Bldg.,

Low

109.25

Masera!, , . -Bldg.

Low

200.00

H.J. - Bitterly, Inc.

Selected

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962

Bills and Rayoils Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING-. LEVY - (continued)

CanpbbU Glass &• Mirror Co.

Cab.tol - Steel

•

Iron - Co.

' ■

Mteeral, - - JB-dg.

Low

Maters!, Bldg.

Low

28.94

224.65 180.60

■ Cathey Roofing - Supply Co.

■

Maeer-al, -Bldg. ,

.Low

City Auto Parts

City of Oklahoma- City

Veed-ctuif, H.D. Velicular, Reg.

Low

VeUctuLir, Reg.

Selected

Inspection, - Bldg.

.405.25

4.20

Bob Cates

3-18

•47^-09

. 479.20

291.20 26.50

,317.70

25.42 1.92

.27.34

Standard

10.00

Maei-Ia.l, - Bldg. VeHcular, Reg.

City - Spring Works, Inc.

. Selected

6/59 -^1

38.90

Bldg.

Low

9.54

Mteei^aa., - Bldg.

Low

233. 81

The - .Daagrell Dixie Co. .

• Mteeral, Ground

Low

67.20

DOhieiilbirg Distributing. Co.

■

VeHousr, H.D. Vehhcular, Reg.

Low

John - H. - Cole C^J^Jb^iny

.- MaGe-ifil,

Cook ElecCric- Supply Co.

Sele^ed

11.75 63 • 60

Mae^al, - - Bldg.

Davidson

&■

Case Lumber- Co.

■

Maeeral, BLdg.

.The Denman Comjbany 1

The' Dolese Company

TatLe- - 111,- Eqpt. . Maeer-al, - BLdg.

279.90

Low

Biu.lding, Maee-ral Board.Action

Low M^teiati, - BLdg. ALL Sch. Furr. &Eqpb. Selected I

164.50

Board- Action

Low

Doowings, Inc.

270.34

32.50 132.00

Low

Board Action

Dee's Photo Supply, Inc.

46.9S 2.16 66.80 10.75 50.88 10.46 -; 6.96

- 70.00

3.60 58.05 63.90 10.00

... 135.55

20.66 102.00

. 122.66

■MEETING OF MARCH .

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

...

k. .

...

5, 1962 -

CONT'D .

1961-62

BUILDING■ . LEVY ■ FUND

.(continued)

Doomtown ChevroOe.t, . Inc.

B-19

Standard

' Veehccuar, ReguLar Vehhiuuar, H.D. yeheciuLaar,. Re^gU-ar

7.53 6.57 8.10 21.77 5-46 4-35 ,78.31 7.26 9.12

/ ..

Mteeial, .Bldg. VeeeciuaMr, Re^gU-ar

148.47

Dpli-cating. Products, Inc.

All Sch.Fcrn•.&Fix.

(Selected.

155-00

E.I. • Dupont De Nemoocrs & Co.

Veeeiiuiar, . R^^jguLar

Low

206.25

Emsco ■ Electric . Supply Co.

Mteeral, Bldg.

Low

146.40

Engine Parts & Me nine

yeeeduLar • ReguLar

Low

103.92

Selected

The Eureka • Tool . Company

^teera!, . Bldg.

Low

Federal Coopooation

Mteeral, Bldg.

Low

69.30

173.00 443-95 193.00 8.30

Board . Action Fentriss • Sound • • Engineering

The . Fleck ' .Bearing Company

Mteeial,Bldg. -

Mtser-al, Bldg.

Mteeral, • Bldg.

394.00

62. as 6.50 2.98

72.36

. 160.00 8.85

_ 168.85

14.70 47.90

62.60

Low

yeeeccular., • Reg. yeeeiular, H.D.

Standard

The Glidden Company

Materal,. Bldg.

Low

Graybar • Electric Co.

Mitela!, . Bldg.

Board. Action

Ba^t Indrutrial Supply Co.

Mteeial, . Bldg.

■ . Standard Low Letter Bid Low

(General .Truck, Inc.

818.25

Low

yehecular, Reg. (Geminal Electric• Supply Co.

201.42

?7..^Q

■379.44 5.14

27.84 530.00 309.50 17.58 95.80 75.00 18.20 169.56

1,243.48

MEETING OF MARCH % 1962

- CONT'D

Bills and Payoils Recommended

1961-62 . . BUILDINGLEVY ..FUND .(continued)

Hoover Equipment . Company Humes

Berg Mg. Inc.

taicker Bros.

V^^ii^cULur, H.D.

1,022.20

Standard

Fisrn.fflqpt.(Hoover)

Low Letter. Bid

Mtteral, Bldg.

Board . Action

428.50 352.80 305.28 64.95

Low

409*87

46.05

All Sci..Furn..&qpt.

IndusStial Arts. Supply

Mtteral, . Bldg.

Low

International Harvester

VeeicuUar, Reg.

.Standard

VeeicuUar, H.D.

Selected

1,178.95

270.72 4.80 68.75 92-.05 128.9#

Fred . Jones Ford

VeeiccUar, Reg.

Standard

Jones-Newby Supply Comps-uny

Mtteral,. Bldg.

Selected

Kamen . Wiping -Mtteials Co.

■ Mteeril,. . Bldg.

Kilpatrick . Brothers, Inc.

Mlteral, Bldg.

294.54

12.63 2.64

Low'

215.00

3,310.23 1,252.08 1,245.00 29.25 28.80

Board.Action Low

Laingor Monument- Co.

Matei-al, Bldg.

Low

H.E.. Leo-iAirdt Lumber Co.

Matei-al, Bldg.

Low

' 5,865.36 85.00

16.68 156.16 482.06

6'54-90

Longrmre

&■

Sons Carpet Co.

Mkins Conccete .Company

Leo- Maxell Company, Inc •

Maeer-aL,..Bldg.

Selected

M^era!, .Ground Mteeral, Building

Board . Action

■ Title . 111, Eppt.-

Board Action

Selected. McKeeson

Robbins, Inc.

Bill McCoy Concrete Pipe -.Co.

Veeicular, Reg.

Low

MteeillL, . Bldg.

Low Letter . Bid

18.25 247-80 333-60 33.19 25.20

639.79

5,758.10' 364.95

6,123.0% 13.30 93.39

MEETING OF

MARCH

5, 1962 -

COUNT'D

—J 2t.

Blls and

Pa jyoils Recommended

1961-62 .BUILDING

LEVY . FUND

.(continued)

M.teeial, Bldg.

M_deke Supply Company'

B-21

Low-

VeeicrdLar Reg. Mte-eial, Ground Mteeial, BuiLding

126.00 101.00 30.54 300.30 6.94 407.60 237*62

Low Letter Bid

Selected

VehiciULar Regular

220.00 13/4.20 852.41 2.82 .58 2.94 L.8§

2,424.81 9,071.60

Miler Jackson .Company

Title . 111, . Eqpt.

Board Action

Monarch Sales Co. 1nc.

Mtteial, . Bldg.

Standaid

7.50

Mooris Chherolet .1nc.

Vehicular,. Reg.

Standard

46.71

Neiman . Pluming. Supply Co.

Mateiae, . Bldg.

Low

Standaid Boaid. Action The O'Brien Corporation

Mteeial,. BLdg.

Oil .Field Ignition Parts Co.

VeeiccuLai,. H.D.

.Vehicular. Reg.

O-1 . Filter Company

Board . Action ■ . Selected

Low

Selected Okka. .dutch. Supply Co.

Veiihc-nlar, Reg.

OkLahoma Oxygen . Company

. Mateial, BLdg.

. 165.24 1.75 142.30

309.29

744-00 744.00 , 1,488.00 32.01 1.50 37.77 . 1.50

. 72.78

90.10 26.16

'116.26

Selected Boaid Action

34-35

7.68 24 • .46

■ . 16.. 78

Mateial,. BLdg.

Selected

6.25

Vehicular. Reg.

Selected

14.80

Penn. .Glass Sand.Corp, of Okla. MtehriaL, .BLdg.

Low

46.40

Perfection Equipment . Co.

Selected

OlkLaiicma. Pump

Supply Co.

Pallady Weeding. & ■ Eqpi. .Co.

Pipkin Photo Serv.

•.

veLhccuLf,. H.D.

TitLe 111, Eqpt.

Booed. Action

25.88 26.13

52.01 •

127.10

■

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING- LEVY.FIND . (continued) - Plate Glass Co.

- Maceral, - Bldg.

•

B-22

. 72.84

Low

29.06 17.63 19-59

Reg.

Poe's Motor Supply Company

204.20 10.80 3.96 4.46 22.82 9.68 44.52 141.83 32.22

Low

Maeeral, Bldg. Venicular, Reg. Veehcular, H.D. Veehcular, Reg.

!8 ‘ZL 12*23

Selected

Mieeral, - Bldg. Mt erld, Ground

Rent-It- Company

508.11

Standard

Robberson - Steel Company

Mateial, - Bldg.

Low

Jack Sanders Bitane-Fropane

Material, - Bldg.

Selected

30,40 6.83

L.- Sanders

Sears, Roebuck

Co.

Mateial, - Bldg.

Agreement

Instr. Office

Selected

Scovil & - S.ublett Hardware Co. Maateial, BLdg.

Severin-. Supply C<oei^:iny

4.50

Sherman- Michine

Iron Wks.

Simplex- Time Recorder Co, Bert - Simth Road M.ahhnery Co. Southern - Air - Filter, Inc.

Selected

Mateial,- Grounds

Low

Mateial, - BLdg.

Standard

H.D.

- Mateial, BLdg.

. 9,00

'160.00 12.46

Board - Action

7611^^, Reg.

37.23 50.00

4-50 Max

139.12

. 904.50 i

2..70

252.00

28.80 ' 1.16

Standard

. 30..91 8.80'--

Board Action

29.96

-39.71 223.50

Somthwest -Electric Co.

Mateial, BLdg.

Selected

Southwest Parts Corp.

761^^^^ H.D.

Selected

6,26

Low

-8.51

Standard Beaming

Supply Co. Veehcular, Reg.

56.45

MEETING OF MARCH 5,

19^2 - COJNVD

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 ■ . BUILDING-

LEVY FUND

State Agency, for• Surplus Property

(continued)

Rpls.Non.Inst.Eqpt.

B-23

Selected

600..00 425.00 366.00

1,391.00

D.A. Stricklin

MCteial,. Ground

Low

9*00

Trane Comppuny

Mat mid,.. Bldg.

Low

336.00

Trice She. Electronics

Title • 111, Eqpt.

.Board Action

Material, • Bldg.

Low

. Mater-al, BLdg.

Low

The Upco- Company

’

U.S. Supply Company

10,321.21

367.32 70.14 20.00 .

90.14

Ward •Baros. Truck Pearts

Veeicdar, H.D.

Selected

21.29

Waugh .Brothers • Supply Co.

Mttrral, Bldg.

Low

38.20

Wilson's Deeooative Center

Materal, • BLdg.

Low

65.00

W •. & W Steel Company

Veei.ciu.ar, H.D.

Selected

18.32

Wylie-Stewaat Mchhnery Co.

Veeicular, .H.D.

Standard

294.96

Hunicker Bros.

Mteeral, BLdg.

Low

Plastic• Engineering Co.

MateriaL, BLdg.

Low

60-61 BUELDING

LEVY FUND

110,76

51-.84

10-37 » U.S. Supply Company

Matrral, BLdg.

Low

62.21 - 3.04

MEETING OF MARCH 5, 1962 '" .....

- COINED

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

Bills and Pa;yroiLs I

BOND' FUND _

._________ .• . .... .

Builders CCinsructiin-. Ci

,Est. ...#ll,New . ’ . . Bldg,,.-. (Hoover)

Recimmended

B-24

j Board. Actiin

75,440.63

Wilma' Cain, Clerk

Business . Exp.

C0isoi--Fannffur-Shoit, . Inc.

Est. . #11,. A/E . Fee (Hoover)

Biard Actiin

1,508.82

La . Pine Scifertific Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board.Actiin

40.00

M.kins Concrete Co.

Star Spencer(Sewer). Board Actiin

313.90

Okla. .City . Scenic Co.

Douulass . Fire

Liw

I63.OO

Star Spencer(Sewer)

Liw

Petty Csh.Reimb.

■. 5.50 1

Sherman M-chine

Irin .Wks.

■

It was moved by Ms-. Welch and seconded by M”. Beimett that the Board ratify the February pajyrolls, authorize issuing the March pa;yroils, and authorize payment if the vendor bills as per the firegiing attached itemized list in the total amount if $407,300.55 as recommended. On rill call, the .motion carried with aLl .membbrs voting "Aye."

42.00

R. #60 Blls and

Pajyroils Appnved

MEETING

MARCH

5, 1962 -

CONT'D

R. #61 | It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bemett to approve the purchase of Purchase of | electronic testing equipment for use by the Broadcasting Center from Earl Lipscomb Electronic Te's-tj- Associates who submitted the low quotation. Wis purchase in the â– amcmt of $1,410.25 is ing Equipment | to be charged to BL 1030 C-8. On roll call, all memiers voted "Aye." Approved______ j

Ccnnral Food | "Ceertral Food Service Department Financial Statement, January 31, 1962," was submitted Service State- 1 as information tt tte â– Bard. B^Tb^-i^-ted R. #62

Motton was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Beemntt to enter into a lease covering Wittier Bldg. the Wittier building and grounds to the Bard of Regents for the OkLahoma Agicultural and Leased to OSU Meehhnecal Colleges acting for and in behalf of OkLahoma State Unevetrity of Agr-culture and Applied Science. Nee;oOtatices with officials of Oklahoma State Wnveerity have been completed and the proposed lease has been drawn and is ready for authorization by each of the Boards. This lease is to become effective June 1, 1962; the annual ccneideratite is | to be $3,817.63 . to be paid in monthly payments of anroximtely $318.14. A.1 memmbrs voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #63

Bindings and Grounds Pottczies App. .

I It was moved by Ms. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the adoption of the policies for the "Use of Bindings and Grounds by Sponsored Groups and Comuunty I Orggaezatioes." A.1 m<em^b^ers voted "Aye" on roll call. (Copy on file in the Clerk's office.

Group Discussed Rev. Niemuth and a small group from Trinity Lutheran Church, S.W. 48 and Peemnyylvania, were SW 57 & Ross present and discussed School Di strictcoweed property at S.W. 57 and Ross. Decision on the Property .nmtter was deferred until a later date.

Adjournment R. #64

Motton to adjourn and to mmet Tuesday, March 6, 1962, at 2:00 p.m., was .imide by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Beernntt, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President ATTEST:

Clerk Approved the

day of

1962. I

MEETING OF MARCH

1962 - CONT'D

R. #58 Confirmation Referred to in Above Resolution

Lybrand and Morgan

ATTORNEYS WALTER A. LYBRAND

MAX B. MORBAN

443-54 AMERICAN NATIONAL BLDB.

W. SAMUEL DYKEMAN

WILBURN L. JACK H.

WILLIAMSON

COLEMAN

OKLAHOMA CITY 2 March 2, 1962

Independent School District No. 89 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

â€™

Members of its Board: This confirms my conversation with Mr. Otto Thompson in regard to your proposed Building and Improvement Bond Issue of $11,650,000.00 of 1962.

I agree to prepare all documents to constitute a transcript of proceedings to be submitted to the Attorney General of Oklahoma in the above issue and assist in having the bonds executed, and assist in having approved by the Attorney General of Oklahoma , for the sum of $5,000.00 to be paid after the Bonds have been approved by the Attorney General. If the Bonds are sold in more than one issue, I would receive $250.00 for services in the sale of each additional issue after the sale of the first issue. The above will include the fee for writing one Brief in one appeal (if any) from the approval of said Bonds by the Attorney General.

The above does not include furnishing and printing of the Bonds.

WAL:lr P. S. In the event the bonds fail to carry in the election, you will owe me nothing.

"Tâ€œ-

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1962

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

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1962,

AT 2:00 P.M.

PRES^E^JCT:

William F. Lott, President Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett

Others present: Dr. Jack Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George - Assistant Super intendent; David Light - Chief Accountant; W. A. ' Lybrand - Attorney; Wilma Cain - Clerk. The invocation was given by Dr. George.

Invocation

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, to approve a proclamation calling for an election on March 27, 196^2^ and an zLtemized. estimate of current expenses of Inde pendent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1962, on ’

R. #65 5-Mill Bldg.Leand Estimate o: Current Expens ( Approved

$18,757,958.00 1,800,000.00

Estimated Needs, General Fund Estimated Needs, 5-Mill Building Levy

The election proclamation, including a list$of 61 voting places, and estimate of current expenses is attached below. All :rnembers present - voted "Aye" on roll call.

ELECTTON PROCLAMATION- "AND ITEMIZED ESTIMATE - OIF - CURRENT EXPENSE - OF

IND9BSWENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. ____ 89

-W; / .-W

OF -,, - Oklahoma I'

3 FISCAL YEAR - BEGINNING ~JGLY - 1, 19 - . . 62.

■ The-Estimated amount or amounts of money and the tenance- of the schools in_e.i. 'Independent.- . ' '■ .-" School (Independent or Dependent) County,-Oklahoma, - for the ensuing fiscal year.

District No. - .89 -.'

.--' OkTa.hfma■ “ ' '

THE ESTIMATED NEEDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO MAINTAIN A. . LEGAL TERM OF SCHOOL FOR THE ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR

> 1RR Series—Administrative Servicce-------- --- ----------------, .200 Series-Instructional Services . --------'*k*Z32& .Seties—Attendance and Health Servincs--------------Series—Transportation Services - - - - - - - — -“■^sdR SEJVICES—OPERATION OF PLANT------ -.-------------- ,‘^60'0‘ Series—Maintenance of Plann---------------------- --- — _.’i7(0o Series—Fixed Charges----------- ---- - - - ' - ----------- ---*8f)0 Series—FooD- Services and Student - Body Activities - ' 900 SerieES-Commmuity Services i----------1.'Total Current Expense (Sum of. 100'thtough 900 series) \ .2, Capital Outlay (1000 Series) — — — - ---------------

■ L' i

408,880.00 . .408,880.00 -146 698 243.00 $

-LU, 500.00 E 2,108 —p$

■"<547! ---------- A.

$ '

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3. Total Estimated Needs from General Fund ’’ (Sum of Items 1 and 2)

The

•

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

income for the general fund from sources other than district ad . VALOREM TAXES

est imated

4;,Rrobable

balance on hand,

• ' .^Estimated income 6.' EStimated Income /..Estimated Income

from: from

if any, at the close of present fiscal year

County

1,500,000- .OO $ 11^(^000(^OoOO 8 2.660°000,00 $ 4, 500m00omo0 $

ill levy for the ensuing fiscal yeen

State Aid — - -

-- - - - - - . _ — . — — ....

from all other miscellaneous

Revenue — ..........

8. " , I than ■ district ______ Total estimated income other ao valorem tax for the_ ensuing fisscrl wear

9« 10.

(Sum of Items

;requ|

Orlrnce’

.4. 5, 6, —and 7 — — - - ------------ ---- - .—

red to be raised from district ao valorem taxes .(Item 3 minus .Item 8)

NET Since thEe nj

ASSESSED VALUATION ' OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT . IS ' ■317:v.886',

- -■- - - -

993 »OQ, AN AO VALOREM TAX

LEVY. OF OF**/ 28.30 M|LLS WOULD W° BE REQUIRED TO . RAISE .- THE r^A^G.L............ .................. - • -------------------................FINANCGjTHE PREYIMINARY MSTIMATE OF -BYEDS FOR.OURR . NT

AOMITKINp'l E' 'A ADDITIONAL AMOUNT m<^1^I^-T OF MONEY , REQUIRER TO . _■ ' E XPNSE, AS H ERE I N - B 0 VE S E T F O RTH F O R TH E t E|suing^fiscrl year (Item 9. Mvided by Valuation) ...--.- -- -----. - -- -. -- 11'AL Es Ss S authorized RUUTHORIZED levies LEVIES not NOT ''requiring REQUIRING the THE A APPROVAL OF the THE - - school SCHOOL ''DISTRICT . . pproval of district -■' 'ELECTORS -electors 12.J%D?ITiO£aL number OF ills needed TO meet the ; needs OF ; the SCHOOL DISTRICT FOR CURRENT '-EXPENSES »M-f Oh the 0 ■■ Fund, < G— eneral (........... if - any'). '• (I— tem 10 “ Minus- ■I— tem 11) . .. .. .. .. .. . NOTES'( e Connsituti-on limits - the - Emergency Levy - which may be voted to meet the - needs OF THE SCHOOL cTRjI'CT to 5 mills.) uld

THE E SUING

MILLS. 20 <00 MILLS .

TgM AMOUNT 'NEEOffiFOR ERECTING, - REMODMEING; . OR - - REPAIRING SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FOR PURCHASING FUNITURE f&YEARS, TO BE PROVIDED FOR FROM THE SCHOOL DISTRICT . BUILDING FUND.

neW'bU'-I'LDI'ngs.-

8-"

|r REPAIRING

■

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SCHOOL BUILDINGS

0 NEEDS TO BE (Sum of Items

4. • OTMjiAESnPUTE

FINANCED FROM 'THE 8 BUILDING FUND

1, ' 2, and

8^30 MILLS

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #^65

Continue.

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OUR. SCHOOLS ARE CROWDED AND GROWING ■ 1

The Oklahoma City School District has

increased by almost

12,000

pupils during the past four years. Studies indicate that growth will continue

at a rate- of not less ■ than 2,000 pupils per year for the foreseeable future.

WHAT

AND

THIS

THE

BOND

ISSUE

MEANS

YOUR

CHILDREN

COMMUNITY

Make -rooms available - for increased enrollment

Provide needed instructional - facilities

Relieve crowded conditions existing in some -

the schools

Provide portable buildings Provide for future growth Repair, remodel, and upgrade existing structures

HOW ' . MUCH '

ASSESSED

WOULD . '

TAXES - BE

INCREASED ' ' PER

' $1,000

VALUATION?

$3.57 in 1962-63

1.63 . in . 1963-64 .24 in - 1964-65

VOTE FOR YOUR SCHOOLS ON MARCH 27 WHERE—61 Larger Elementary Schools

WHEN—7:00 a. m. to 7:00 p.m., March 27, 1962 The law requires all school districts in - Oklahoma to - vote their annual tax levies on the fourth Tuesday in March. The bonds are being voted on at this time to save the cost of an additional election.

WHO—A registered voter who is a resident of the Oklahoma - City- School District

YOUR

SCHOOL

NEEDS

VOTE!

YOUR

THE

ANNUAL

5-MILL

LEVY

Will be used with other funds for salaries, instructional materials, and

operating school buildings. THE

5-MILL

ANNUAL

BUILDING

LEVY

Will be used to make major repairs, equip, and maintain buildings. AN

$11,650,000

BOND

ISSUE

To add new buildings, additions for existing buildings, renovation of

older buildings, purchase and improve sites, provide annexes, and other needs

as areas develop. SCHOOL

NEW

BUILDINGS

Three Junior High School

Buildings —■ One will be in the eastern

portion of the part of the school district north of the Northwest Bypass; one in

the east central portion of the school

district; and one in the southeast part

of the school district. 2.

Four New

Elementary Schools—One will be on the site at N. W.

85 and Robinson; one at S. W. 77 Place and Kentucky; one on the Hayes Ele mentary School

site; and one on the Henry Elementary School site.

ADDITIONS

Five

SCHOOL

EXISTING

Secondary

Schools

BUILDINGS

— Grant, Jefferson, Marshall, Southeast,

and Star-Spencer. 2.

Six Elementary Schools — Arthur, Coolidge, Green Pastures, Hill

crest, Madison, and Spencer. RENOVATION,

SITES,

PURCHASE

ANNEXES,

AND

OTHER

IMPROVEMENT

NEEDS

Remodel, rewire, and modernize existing buildings.

Purchase and improve sites.

Purchase and equip steel

Add buildings, facilities, and equipment as residential development occurs.

portable buildings.

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1962 - CON' D

R- #65 Continued

LEJCT I

Form

375-C

(Revised

1959) CWfiffEMIZED* ES INDIM stllOUI I MIOMX 1OK 1

limlnary Estimate, ounlsjof -mmiey ' ithe suppoit-.ai is^tnct No 89 of ' O ulng'fisclil year.1 * , NEEDS FROM THE GENERA 1 OF SCHOOL I OR THE ENSU1 Iimlnistrative Services ______ 2 itnuc'tional,-Services -_________ idance-iand Health Services _ sportation Services ____ geration of Olanl____ ______ "ienance. of Planl_________ edlpCh'arges ___ a___________ “daServlces and Student Body

immunity Services SIRDense -(Sum of- 100 through r,(1000 S^nee)_____________ .Needs .from General Fund — r‘ d 2)

NCOMf FOR THE- GE District ad val ‘ on hand, If any, at the tjgfiscal year-.________ • i__, lelfrom .County 4 mill levy for alCyQar a_-I__ i--2-1_-2__ 72 from ‘State Ad________ ... ..from all other miscel-up than

come other than UsSr-ct r- the ensuing fiscal -year'V ,“6, and 7) _ _________ (IIt^m'.t33i^inus Item 8____ sed valuation, of the school ■ 3,0'02' ?n- ad valorem, taxTe reLd tO* raise the additional a.oafinance,xthe.l preliminary5dUHent 'expen-i, us hereinabove sei g fiscal year (Item 9 Divided by V izeet,levies nut-requiring the apprO kt-o^fectoi f___ 1______ ’_______ 1 umber ct 'ills needed to meet th Isstict foi current expenses from ' V (Itim 10 minus Item 111._ stitution limits, the Emergency d to meci the .needs of the school

Ted amount needed for erec JR1NG. SCHOOL I BUILDINGS AND . ■FO1R THE ENSUING YEAR, OR Y FROM THE SCHOOL DISTRICTS ivL.,buildings __________________ $ ror i i eprni ing‘ school buildings __ Ited“ needs to- be --financed from the ,"^uilliu;^; \ •'*«*'

UWe-INCoME AND SOURCES FOR''THE®5t. n-DING FUND - , -.t.balan e on hand if'anx al close _ I“

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estimated accumulations anti other 'tsunvm.lte™ o i. , —• i

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5 3

MEETING OF MARCH 6. 1962 - COIW'D

R. #66

Employment of County Election Board and Designated Officials Approved

It was .moved "by Mr. Estf and. seconded Dy Nirs. Welch. -to approve -the empLoyment of the County : Election Board to conduct the electtons on Tuesday; Nlardh 27> I962, and "to approve the i

designated list of election officials and polling places for the conduction of the elections; and that the polling places and the election officials named in the election proclamation ! he named as election officers for all School District elections until changed Dy order of j the Board, EXCEPT vacancies may he filled as provided hy the election laws of the State of ! Oklahoma. Also to approve payment for these officials at the established daily rate of | pay - $17.00 for Inspector, $7.00 each. for Jud.ge and Clerk, $1.00 per hour for Vault , Laborers; and also to pay other election expenses including the printing of ballots. (List of polling places and. electton officials is attached, "below.) On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

^htItWSC:hibbl/'' 3200'';/ :Itha'/Wh■B'C?■/ID^hIC.:/IIhSPtCtblS^CbViJIuht:; Judge, PxeeWSchQ'Pi;' 3200'UiNb N?o:ithfewnKei ■n ^teSniJ® Wnisqn ■JfbSpjeî pt,<CtOifeBMEs /■Ss/KJ3S ./Wtfh'/ J/^^'■WÎ:Sbh;4ICrISla^l'tl//F®rguS"bhi®Cl’efk;J Helen yIudgtEetJi-ehStttvP^^êaes!<l^lIbfle^l;tt/'il'eMie'^h^^-'^kiîi''^:^r:£r'"'v-'%ltd Ssif JbhhSA//^'iIlSbh//t^îâ^sl^^!SâaH''SKbllin&i/PlaCt/*Nb:W44■'setr i#Hsf ®PtTî.ng-/”Pl’ae/SNbl/>4efg;tOL^^:dWafeSl^Mi'cW/1 bcho>'bI' i^'/om1j®NbI.th■;'?Ri<d S D Judg jDO'rot ■'■''■-bfb^^'; Nb^/&/Ê/graV! ,si•id8'<^SCffbU-/^21■■ . 'S.Ws1ItiS.-HntÎI0 < (Emm;Peapl- PQfolfcJudgevLtohie' iAhna '©liujm^pC^'^'i^Jiê^.-i,

[oO 46 ■ iarfRbCk-i y virtue of Sec . School, 1515 North' ' lein: In wood Sclhbb^^ SOWt^-rflrisbbc, . ■ the • Constitution ■ as Field spector, Lola R. Loe ' s sin;Judge, tbr,,.Mrs. . ' GJ-OsO eceîSOanê i Title. 70, ""Ankles 15; Clara R. Baxter; ' Clerk, Jewell A. DorSthy. W' Fti omiSStatutes 1951, and other Bundy. . ■■ ■ • ! G. M. .''Gable. .O he State supplementary . Polling . Place No.; 17 at (Fillmore Polling Place • pry thereto, and Reso-. School; 52(01' South "Blackwelder: In One ' of ' the ' Board' 'of spector, Fayne Ila . Hall; Judge, School; ''WD IN . 'Vera.'' 'Rose;. '.-Judge:'s' Mrs.' . In’dependent' School Velma. L. Moore; .Clerk,! Maxine Mrs. Naomi'".Beiihett;''' Clerk,'■ 'Louise 'IlM.' lCl'iblfS-';Nb. 89 ' of Oklahoma' Speck. ■ I Moydell. ' .' ‘ VlW fe.f 'Oklahoma, adopted the 1st Polling/Place . No. 18' at, Foster Pollingi■• Place ■. No. '48. pt. ' Shields Watch, A/D.-, 1962, an elcc- School, East of. Eastern on JS. E. 54: Height®;S,ch'o,ol, 301 S: E.' 38;'.,-Ihl®c:d in ' .said. . School Dis- Inspector, ■ Pauline ■ Mollman; Judge, tor, 'Wright;. . 'Juege■;bBOJWKPS 'called to . be held bn Maunie ■ M.- Jones; Clerk, Mary '■ " Sl"F'.' ■ ■■^.;Ctekl/,. Loona ' R'.-»F^ttSes.ei March, ' A.D., ■ -1962, Lockwood.' . . 1 Pollingi' !, ' Place". No; No! :49 "'at ""at": ”:S'ta'nE S'ta'nE use . ' of- submitting to Polling 'Place 'No. ■ 19 aq 'Garden 3517' ” South' ''Linn:'. '40-1 's electors thereof the Oaks ' School, 3401 N. 'E. 16: Inspec Wetie^gS.Chool, specCobm'P'IMrs,'•. K. .'. . E. ” Middleton;" bsition: ■■ tor, ' Ora C. Brown; Judge! Sue L. Juege,®Mfs..'.T. F. Stapp; ",Cêifk;•; OPOSITION Clerk, Lucille B. Stewart.' Mrs. JgKh'”J. '.iSoos.” . . . '" ' I I EPENDENT SCHOOL Pitrct, Polling Place No. ' 20 at Gatewood ltblllIMpiace,■No;; 50. -.at Star; Spen ; ' 89 OF' OKLAHOMA School, " 1821' N. W' ' 21: ■ Ihsptctbr, cer sc H^'H, ' "N--'"E;" '30 ■.&■ ''Sbehcbri AHQMA, INCUR' AN Mrs.. A. ' W, Fritz; Judgo-Bessie ' L. Pbee; Ihnsptctof• Mf. Bqb Swain,' S ' ' BY ISSUING ITS Dillingham; - Clerk, ~ ' Mrs. ; Don J. Juege,^MfS-.■ ^ylvia” Willcox; ' Clerk, ............... COUPON ' BONDS IN Elder. . . Mrs. JW5H.''•Coifrm■ah'-'“ „ .LEVEN .' MILLION, . " - 'PoHIng- /Place No. 21. . parmony PblliI®..’Plac'e ■ No. . 51' 'at Valley: FIFTY 'THOUSAND ' SChool, .. -1537- N. E. . 24:at Ihspector, Brook School,.6315' . South . Camille:. LLARS, TO '' PRO- . Zulo '' O. Pazoureck; ■ . J. udge,, .. Je . nnie IhsptctOS’'■MlfS-' '■” Salhmy ' Periingten;' FOR. ...THE: . PUR SstPHlffenson; Clerk;" Virginia J. Judge, sho's. ..Maio Brakcbin, ' ■'.Clerlc;' WIRING''. AND" ' IM- V. George. [ ■ IplsbKCttfey...i .,...5;,’ ) .tS"'" OOL . SITES, .. CON- Polling - Place . No. . 22 . at . [Harrison Mrs. Polling.. Place” No .’ ' 52b;etbWalhut EPAI.Rl^NG, .. .RE-', School, '-721' Britton' .Road; . .inspector, Grove|55chbbl'. ” 50a bS6utlnIDiUlahdS E'Q U' 'I 'P' P I ' N' 'G Mary. . 'V. Lawrence; Judge, ” Mrs. Inspector,'” LbrCttie'■bpUtleeg’e■;. .'J^dgeJb ND'' 'ACQUIRING ' Lackey; '''Clerk, Mis. Irene Margggvt.. •'HOll'ehbeck‘;'' ■”Clerk;‘”' DofTURE; ' .FIXTURES Leona' '' , ■ , I NT "AND LEVY Lewis. Polling ' Place.. No.' 23 . at 'Hawthorne . No . '51'. at?. 'Washing,-' AN ANNUAL " TAX, School, ' 2300 ' N. W. 15:' 'Ihspector, ' West"bCalIfbriffa KaH? TO* ALL' . OTHER Mrs. ' A. V. McCuistoii; Judge, .Mrs.. • . 'm ’e '.M?. HSfiotw^^l ALL- "THE - TAX- H. R; ' Weekly; 1 Clerk, Mrs. ' Velma. J uegeL'BhSsteOJMCCu ’llbugh';b'Clbr,k;' SI . SUCH DIS- S. Arnold. ■ I Anna Caa BHcif"' ” i-feb"'''.' fe TO PAY' ' THE Polling Place ' No. 24 at ■ Heron. UCH BONDS-” AS ' ville .. School, ' 1240 ' S. W. £29: ■ ■ In olsPb^liffi?'■PlaOE5^^<b;b54bsetbWeSHNibh-. ■ Hffls-' '5cie8EIl''.;;'8Ô^ ,SNafItVGri-y^-- . , . AND ALSO .' -TO spector, .’Mrs.' 'Charles. Barnard; shit ■ bh ■ P.mEtPr;..'. ;•ptggy ”b;E■b.B'ell, ; SINKING" ' FUND ■Judge, ' Mrs. ' Neoma ■ Gatteh; Clerk, Judge ,bptrhft!gfbB•: /Hbffnah';bC£f»;'. ' ENT- ' ”OF-" THE' Mrs. . . Mary . Bush. J ■ ■ bBeM5bî*■ -M;" EREOF-. ' WHEN Polling Place No. 25 at" Horace Betty . Polling' .Place' No ■ .5.3 ■''atbWcstwQQd* DS” 'TO. . BEAR” IN- Mann . ' School, ' 1105 ■ 'N. W.| . 45.: . In Schbblfb170T2Exch'ahgebAXttlUe ” ' IhO" 'exceed . The ' spector; Mrs. Clarence Conover: specter,bLbIS/K.' ■ScbtIlbJudge,” ■Maû-.i R” CENTUM PER” Judge, Iva K. Davis; Clerk, Mrs. hiht 5UtbteSbCletiK'' ' BiJlio. ..V' ..'HceUCkh BLE'' SEMI-AN- Raymond Noe. I Pbllihgbp,â'Ce ^''.5!>>5bbat"^whbbObf^ O ■.•BECOME ' .DUE" ■ .Polling Place, No 26 at ' Johnson Schodl,. 501.” 5.E'' 25 25 ” Inspector. .Mgs,; IN . 25 . - YEARS School, ' 1810 ' Sheffield Reae: ' In J. R.'.' yQtSe.S; bJuegc,” '.M^s'. Raph ATE. ' spector, Mrs. ..' John .' B. 'IWatson; Bryan,' 'OH^rk,” 'Est^terbBCaIfe'' K d . - at . . said ' ■ election . Judge, MIs. . Betty L. Boeve; Clerk, Poliing' .Placc'' No'' 57 ■atbWIllite' e ■. Proposition as' Mrs. Charles" Hannah. ' I . , • School, . '1400' NW. ' Hîrd /•IhsptC^®r;' d shall ' also conPolling Place . No, 27 at Kaiser Ethel' ■ :FSM^yC'rs;■” jUdg5;'.•MeiiUb.fiJ-■ ' School, . 3125 Lyons Blvd.: Inspector, Jem■es■, ■ Clerk, M^ry'E. ■ ” Be■heee.'.fct e. ;Abdve MIs. W. ' R. Fbsttr;" Judge, Dorothea RbîhgbPlact' ■ Xo., 58bet” 'W^lSbh ' H.-.”.Ict, Clerk, Faye N.-Jones. ' . 5^1^(^^<bl.;"2^15 :■/NbrthbWalkerl^,^h’s'peCthe ■ Above; : Rolling Place No- 28' at . Lafayette tofl^,MISb• Ll' .'A. ':■.■'5WahSbh,bJUeges■ School 5OO S. W. 44: Ihspectbr, Lu‘CHê'bMcGIa'S'Soh;b■Cle^kbMi^sb.^Wes ' to ' . Vote,ii-for Mi's. Cecii Meyer; Judge, Mrs. B. . Elkas'. ./J^b'’S^7,«sâ.■.';■■ 'Wl • tion, .' '-he'' ” sshall ___ Pete. . White; Cerk; Mrs.. . Gene PollihgbPlaceb;N■b'■■ ■'•^kat' ,JCbbnege . e ' ' first ' square Grimes. ' , ' ■ •■>■*.■ 5cJhpgl',/5212 bSbUtK''/VlIllVb^ltS'p'^8tbr, to' Vote 'against Polling '■" ' Place No.' . 29 . ' ■ at Lee Mrsîcv- •■pbSa•®'■'G' :' ”LsBl^c';s|!J^ge, on, '.'he .' ' shall.' School, ' .424' S. W. 29: Inspector, Rgth/My ;Mgff^;■,^l'ie^k;bMlSIaiid^ second . square Millie' Wyont; 'Oîê^ge; Viola" S. Car ^^(^lll■ng/•PiaCe/.NnoIttb$?etbAi—!JSS penter'; Clerk, Mary.' .L. Harris. opened', at1. 7:00 Polling Place . No. 30” at. Lincoln ' ' ■ .'6421■./S^^tB/MIllSl:l^^^^■b1 ain . open con- School, "1138 North Geary: Inspector, School tor,'-' b'I^^<^lhhie. .”Jh7fO®gSBJUel be . 'closed,. ' at Mrs.' ' Thomas- . A. ' ' Brown; ' Judge, lores' ■'■MichactS';N. .0<21efk;r ”B Thoma's . A. ■ ' Brown; '. Clerk, . . Maude Roberts;* ' I.&&■&. ■ ■ ■ Sa.. cation' .jof ' ' the. MoTfisoh.' '' ■ 1 ' ’ ■ Polling®Plao®loyj@S?aT»i^®e : (persons' who Polling ' Place . No. . 31- ' at . Linwood schbbli.'..5'^p4'-lbfth-{{UlabHfint ' jjl’on-''.shall-', be School, ' ■341’6 ''. N. W. ' 17: ' Inspector, Mrs.Julius ■ A. Gabcs; 'JUdgS' ; ; i-■ae"AeamSb Mrs? ' Jess '”■• T. ' 'Owens; . Judge, 'Mrs. Ahdersbh;b'G<t.fk; bM^S|b'•Robf^t• R,.fB." Walter;. ■ Clerk, . Mrs. . C. ' R. sUc!h ” o?f'lce:rs'. ®afl^balsbbaCe/'as :''i'Insp.eptoit -Ellehwb'O■d.., ; jûd8^,sWMc® ’■ ',•Pbllihg ''Place' No. ' 32 .at ' Longfel-. counters, ■ ”?”■ "'. Ifo.. SW-"1 :cippk.’.yhiii? lown-School; '.1201' . N. E. . 48:. Inspec- Qualificd ” c"tCtbiSbfOr;;'thIs'/ election' g" ia^^'''Ai^^t^^tr . tbrJ .'"Hazel Green: Judge, Jeanne' are: All . ” pOisbhS;’b■ma.l^âhd”'fem■ale, Barry;' ■ . Clerk; Elizabeth Pieati. lhe.'•ag<eeebw,eheW0.he''” ycai Vua''rs• a, ' ■ddnce.:' Itf- I” 'PoliIhg .Place ,No 33 at '.Meeisbh over cItIzehsstbf'b,Jl UniiagSState'ssiwhbi zn-V; •J'ud-cy School,'/e,3117. . North . Independence:. have'•reSeeed., B,'S'tatg;'one / 'ye.ar,; mMrs'\ Ida Ihspe'Ctof,‘• 'Heirn. M. ” ' Qumo, '. - Judge ; in theSSH^nt fmoffitnsFianai'itf pgbecC■a/" K,. Mullens, . . Clerk, ”v. Ol"nc the eltCHbh Buchanan ' 'HF./■.Gfa.■yl/^l" ' " • '■' J,;: and whbI5^Sb Ihspectbr"' ”, PollihgiSPlace .''.•Nb-.•^<34■. .. at '■' Mark'. Schoor. .D^Siric Leia'M Tvam ' ”5chbb"” ''2451 W.' Main . ' . In.'htxflltib'i ffite/iofi Wil§bh■./^/ Spec.'tbf','/Kathtrihe . Cutler;' ■ Judge, davs.■ 'electIbh& t. ”Burbahk/ MS:rtha''' Cobk'i'-Cle'fk.,' . Nellie ' Noff- this dulv ’ rcgislHêi. bt»i-&itBin■ IIiSCECtbi‘f/ ■Singef-s/•1/'^&iJ■^sw.,c1I..'■. ■ .’ >,■■■ e'xcettt"abtI >y?'"!^jilîa. '^'2PbllIng/•PêCet•^b':!.•35^./'et’ 'Mayfair thm SectIbh^^^;bAaI' Q0' /NWfR’/^^hsptctbf,. tIonS0'fbtnewe?it«>bt3C t■.•iCair”itir' '5Chbbl•>is^ Mjisy'A” 'E”.' 'Hoomlteig'.:.". ise aMTNESsr................ Ipspifci^tîil, :iP/•,,Â‘'” 'Fofd';;"'Cl“e:fs," ' MsabpfMSClt!'fk;"bS oî^JMccovo Mitchelle-'ttTTiEEjf; ®s 'Iibh"eh'dbtHe Polling.- .. ■P."'ace•..■'Nbs/!3 cg!tESha' 'Sch'b'bl' '.■4810”/N^tn/?I/Ih Ih‘qpectb^! .MfS-' .'N^nwP"CcHên5w ecIll■H'Igf/ Mrs/so .1Sbnft;”;■.| 'Dma-A t■,/C^l.u'mb^S/ Psllih n^sS^lv'ania

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1962 - CONT'D

It was moved by Mr. Thomson and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the new Article 29 "Final Inspection and Certificate of Completion" be inserted as a part of the General Conditions under contract documents. a11 .members present voted. "Aye" on roll call..

ARTIC IE

29. ' FINAL INSPECTION AMD CERTIFICATE

OF COMPILATION

At the request of the Contractor-a final inspection shall be made by the Arrhitect-Etgineer and tornne, atd upon their finding . that:

The project is 100$ complete in accordance ■ with the Coonract Dociuraens.

AA1 adjustments, tests, demonttra.tiots of performance are found to be satisfactory.

AA1 deficiences listed in any previous Inspection Reppots have been satisfactorily co^p^lf^'^ed or corrected.

The frrair has received acceptable Maiit;etathe Bonds- as required in Article 30.

The Own»r has received 3 copies of "As Built" drawings required in Arricle- 61.

the Achiteot-E:tgirBer shall then prepare and ' issue, mith the formes' signed approval, a dated -.•"Cetificate of Comppetd.on" sppeifically describing the project and' - ' certifying - . its completile as stated above.

Tiis date of "Cerrificate- of Cooppetion" shall be the date- of com pletion as used in Article 30, M.intenanhe and Mintenanice-BoikLs, -• - and elsewhere herein. Fa;? v -' -" Should the Contactor desie-A'a - preliminary final inspection - . for - ' - the purpose of obtaining a list-of items - feeding - - correction prior -to ' - the "Final Inspection and - Cerrifiiate of Completinn’’ as - required - - -above, he - may request that the Archite■ct-Engineer and Orrnr and their represent atives make this inspection.

Should the - Coonract - Documents- - require separate complyttion dates - for the various - phases or portions - of the- work, the - procedure as- set - - forth above will apply to each -portion - of - ' the project. \

The - Final Inspection a.nd!-Cerrifiiite of Completinn" from the- - . - Arcchtect - -Shall be required for - the - release of the final ten - (10%)- - percent of the contract price. Should there by - any unavoidable, - ■unforeseeabledelays in - any phase o^ the construction such as pufp failures,^- coil freez-ups or uncounreliable mailuUaituring defects at the- - time- - of- final inspection, the iontriit- priqe - may be - paid - the Contt•actbr, - when Sat isfactory replacement has - - been assured, except, there shall'- -be- - with. held by the torner, pending - ' ' such hnmpPetinn a - sum fixed by- -the - - rrChitect- E^ineer and Onn>r for uehnmpPeted items not less however than the ■ ‘ foUowing scale: AMOUNT WITHHELD NOT LESS THAN

AMOUNT OF CONTRACT

$1,000.00

Lsss than $50,000

I - 50,000. but less tha w in $ 100,000. w n' ttin $ - -- - -200,000.. ft ft ’ft $ - - 500,000. $1,000,000. and over

$ - - 100,000 200,000 500,000 1,000,000

' - 2,000.00

3,500.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 20,000.00

R. #67

General Conditions of Con-trac-toor' s Contract App.

MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #68

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes -to linsert a penalty clause of

Penalty Clause for Prairie Queen Contract Approved______

$150.00 for each day over and above the completion date set forth in the contract required for the completion of the addition to Prairie Queen Elementary School. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R. #69

Con-birac-torr' s General Conditions Insurance R. #70

Contractor' s Liability Insurance

R. #71 Adj ournment

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded. by Mrs. Welch to approve under Artime 28 of Contractor's General■Conditions the continuation of carrying blanket policy on building to cover contractor only to the extent of the policy currently in effect between the Oklahoma City Board of Education and the Oklahoma City Association of Insurance Agents. (Policy on file in Business Office.) On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

It was moved by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Estes, that the contract documents should not require the contractor to carry workmen's compensation, public liability, or.personal property insurance for the reason that the School District has no liability which would be covered thereby. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson to adjourn this ■ meeting and to meet at the call of the President. It was seconded by Mr. Estes and carried unanimously. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President ATTEST:

Approved the £

day of

1962.

MEETING OF MARCH

22, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Of THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, . MET

THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, MARCH PRESENT:

IN SPECIAL SESSION IN

22, 1962, AT 4: 30 PM.

Mrs. feiren F. Welch, Vice President

Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson ABSENT:

C. Beemntt William F. Lott

Phil

. .

Others Present: Dr. Jack F. Parker - Supeeieteedent; Dr. N. L. George - Asssstaet Super intendent; Bill Foutz - : Chief Engineer; Wilma Cain - Clerk; W. H. Thomas - Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid - The Daly Olklahoman.

| The invocation was given by Mr. Estes..

J Invocation____

SPECIAL BUSINESS

Modon was .made hy Mr. Thompson and seconded Uy Mr Estes to open bids on the addition to Prairie Queen Elementary School, plans and speccfications prepared by B,iley-B)zaaisDickinson-Roloff, Architects. A.1 .memhbrs present voted "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation of the bids follows:

Coonractor Haiku dwell Conssruction Smith & Son ColsUruction ' E. V. Cox ColsSructioe Co. Benmooe, Inc. Grant C., Carpenter Conntr. Alderson and House ' i J. W. Skaggs CcolsUructioe Co. J. J. Cook Coo.sUructioe Co. Coonsiruitors, Inc. John H. Putney Connsruction Builders CccnUructioe Co. Induisrial Connrete Builders

Base Bid $334,300.00. 339,611.00 322,687.00 358,416.00 349,900.00 339,900.00 316,575-00 338,791.00 318,509.00 357,320.00 348,851.00 336,360.00

i R. #72 { Open Bids on s Prairie Queen ‘ Addddon

A.ternate #1 $42,300.00 74,877.00 42,876.00 45,980.00 42,000.00 42,900.00 40,487.00 40,813.00 38,581.00 47,850.00 46,278.00 43,000.00

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr Estes to refer the foregoing bids to the Cedr! Office for tabllatile and study and further recommiledtions. On rUl call, all memlJb^irs present voted "Aye."

r #73 j DispolSdle of g Foregoing Bids j

SUPERINTENDEENT S REPORT

Modon was made by Mr Estes and seconded by Mr Thompson that we employ W. T. Guy, Professor, Mdahemmaics Department, Udveerity of T^z^J^ss, Auidn, as consultant to .mathemmaics teachers at a fee of $75«OO :- plus expenses. A-l .members present voted "Aye" on roll call. ,

R. #74 I Employment W. T. Guy, Connultant, jApproved_______

BUILDINGS

Report of the Commimssoners in Condeemndon on the North H.ghland Property for a proposed elementary school site:

IInformitioe to : the Beard

Tract I East i of Lot 7, Lots 10-35 and W^e^t 2 of Lot 36, Block 11, North H.ghland Addition

Improvements

$113,487.50

1,000.00 $19,487.50 I 3

Tract II Lots 16 and 17, Block 20, North Highland Addition

1,500.00

Tact III Lots 32 and 33, Block 10, North Highland Addddon

1,000.00

$21,987.50 (Lots in Tract I average $68'7.42 without improvements)

a 5

MEETING OF MARCH

22, 1962 - CONT'D

hr. John Rea, Jit., M*. E^ertt McGhee, and Father John Ross Wehwood of the Bt. James \ Delegation from St. James Episcopal Church appeared before the Board. Mr. Rea discussed the desire of his church to. ! acquire a part of the Capitol Hll High School site. It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded ? Episcopal by Mr. Thompson that the Board take the urntter under advisement. The .mfion carried with Church Heard hll members present voting; "Aye." :

E R. #75 Adj ournment

[lotion to adjourn and to mmet at the call of the President was .made by Mr. Thompson, seconded [by Mr. Estes, and carried. : (THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

[ATTEST:

I----------- -

kAproved ttn

'Clerk

day Of

, 1962.

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 k

TEE BOARD OF EDUCATION O> THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, . OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, APRIL 2, ' 1962, AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Loot, President Phil C. BJimett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Mrs. Warren F. Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack Parker - Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George and M. J. Birr Assistant Superintendents; Floy CampPeH, C. E. Costley, Gene Pingleton, Dr. Mervel Lunn, Gladys MccDmnld, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith - Directors; Bill Foutz - Ch.ef Engineer; Hugh Ginn - Bisiness Manager; David Light - Chef ' Accounnant; Elaine Tucker - CcneuUtant; W. A. Lybrand - Attorney; George H. C. Green - Treasurer; Millard Prigmore - Auditor; Wilma Cain - Clerk; Jim Reid - The Daly OkLahoman; M’S. Clara Jeffers, M’s. Maaggret Gentz, Diane Weinnrt - , Classroom Teachers; Bob Akmond - Amercm Sooiety of Heating, Refrigerating, Air Coslditionieg Eing-mers. The invocation was given by Dr. George.

Invocation

On .motion made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the .minutes of the .meetings of March 5; 19&2, March 6, 1962, and March 22, 1962, . were approved as read.

R. #76 Minutes Appro Vi

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, Treeasn’re, - presented his report for the month of March and turned a copy to the Treasurer's Clerk to • be ' filed. Mr. Green also reported a new iepositsry, Stockyards Bank, ■ Oklahoma City ,,Report_____ OkLahoma. Mr. Prigmore, AAditor, reported all bills as listed in the . agenda have been checked by the ■ Auditing Department and are ready 'for action of the Board.

Audiior's Report

On .motion of Mr. Beenmtt, seconded by Mr. Estes, the foregoing reports were approved as ' '

R. #77 Repoots Approve

presented.

A.1 .pemPeri voted "Aye" on roL^L call.

•

. '

SUPERINTENDED" S REPORT

Motton was .made by Mr. Beenmtt and seconded by Mrs. Welch ■ to approve the canvassing of the vote on the $11,650,000 building and improvement bond issue of the election held on March 27, 1962, and consider and pass upon the details of the sale of said bonds. A report of the resuLts of the elections follows: (See official document at end of m.nudes.)

Bond ProposStion For: 7,415 AAgannt: 995

R. #78 Canvassing of Bond Vote Approved

BiSlding 5-MiIl Increase For: 7A06 Against: 1,018

Genra! Fund 5~MH Emergency For: . 7,389 AAgannt: 1,009 On roll call, all memmers voted "Aye." A discussion was held between the Board and the Treasurer of the Board relating to the

R. #79 bond sale. Thereupon it was .mmved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to adopt a Deeaais of Bone reislstise caling for the sale of $6,650,000 of bonds to provide funds for the purposes Sale Approved of acquiring and improving.school sites, countra'cting, repairing, remodelling and equipping. (See official buildings, and acquiring school furniture, fixtures and equipment of said Independent • document at er District No. 89, Oklahoma County, OkLahoma, the bonds to be dated June 1, 1962, to of pineSes.) .mture $475,000 in two _ years and the balance to xm-ture at the rate of $475,000 per year until paid; that ' the sale be held on AapH 17, 1962, at 10:00 a.m., C.S.T., in the auditorumi of the Addinistation Balding, 900 North K_ein, OkLahoma City, Oklahoma; that the prospectus provide that the bonds .may ■ be registered; that prospective buyers at their own expense may obitain the bond ■ .maket opinion from the firm of Chapman and Ctler, attorneys, Chicago,■ ■ Illinois; and that the Liberty ■ Nanona! Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City, OkLahoma, be designated as the fiscal agency in the City of OkLahoma City, OkLahoma, or, at the option of the holder, ' at the Fiscal Agency of the State ' of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at ■ the Maanuaacurers Trust Company in said City and State of New York. On roll call, all pemPeri voted "Aye."

Mr. Thompson mmved and Mr. Estes seconded a mpnion. to csngarltulite Dr. Parker, aU news .media, PTA groups, and others for their efforts in the promotion of the bond issue. By voice vote, the .mpninn carried uninipously.

R. #80

Ccnegriulationf cn Bond Issue Pro.moSisn Approved

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CO1NTD

R. #81 Professional Trips Approved

It was moved "by Mr. Este^fe and seconded by M>. Bmnett to direct the following pers°ns to attend professional meetings as indicated: Miss Frances Thomas and Miss Myrna K.ngston to attend a meeting of the AssocCation for Childhood Education in Indianapoois, Indiana, Aprrl 23-27. T. H. Broad to attend a .meeting . of the North. Ceenral Assoocation in Chicago, Illinois, March 26-30, 1962. Board to pay expenses not to exceed $150.00. ' Jack F. Parker to attend a of Superintendents of Larger Cities, San Aitonio, Texas, Appil-- 19-21, 1962.

ALvin R. Eggeling to attend the Southwest District Conference of the National Recreation Assoccation in Santa Fe, New Medco, Apprl 10-13, (BoaM of Education to pay -the expenses of Mr.' Eggeling to the Con ference - not to exceed $140.00.)

Ms. Evline Snelson to attend the Oklahoma Library Assoccation meeeing, Stillwater, Oklahoma, Appr-l 26-28, Board to pay car .deage and Reeiitration fee.

A.1 .members voted "Aye" on roll cal 1 . R. .#82 Motion was made by Mr. Estep and seconded by Mr. Bernet to approve payment by the Board Professional for . the expenses and car mileage for Gilbert Robinson and L. V. Bllard for recrUitment Trips Approved of teachers. A.1 .mbeimbrs voted "Aye" on roll cal1 .

R. #83 . ■ Reesoution of ApppreCatscn

It was moved by Mr. Brantt and seconded by Ms,. Welch to approve a Resolution of Apppeecation for: Ms. Mae Veenmllion, retired elementary teacher, deceased March 27, 1962.

The metiot carried unanimously.

B>ard Members Invited to Meeeing

Mr. Bob Akmond, representative ■ of the - AHmetcm Society of Heating, Refrigerating, Air Cocn.dtioting Engineers, appeared before the Bard and invited them to a mm^ing of the local chapter of the aforementioned society to be held the evening of Appil - 9, 1962. PERSONNEL

Personnel RecomIeended

It was requested that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Ditrict by the Supprintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel etcommect.dliots and information listed be approved: ........................ ...... - -. ______ 2_______ _

PERSONNEL ■

NAME

(MRS)

PIRARIE QUEEN ' " ...... 2NB

.BOVE., MARY L. -

SALARY

NAME

(MRS)

r ' >16-62

SMITH, SUENELL W. (MBS)

>16-62

TAYLOR., JACQUELINE

KERR, • EVA B.

CENTRAL MATH.

2-2>62

(FILLED BY' SUBSTITUTE)

(MRS)

HARDING

MOREY, JUANITA

(clow

(MRS)

(mrs)

PETERSON, LAR ELL

PHYS, ED.

5-25-62

(MRS)

NICHOLS HILLS JBB - 4TH

>>62

TAYLOR, • JACQUELINE

)4200.

Jo S»U 0 So-So'

4250.

3.5. U. 5.5.

BE-EMPLOYMENT

MONRO E 1ST

FISH. CAROL J.

reinstatement

• • L/A)

•-

ill)

• • ILL)

/wo

(MR)

ILL)-

■ -[

HABB ING - PHYS,

EB.

5ETHANY SoSo

4-10-62

2-19-62

"FOR • 15 BAYS ONLY"

2-16-62

"FOB ' I'6 BAYS ONLY”

1-30-62

BUNBAR ' • - 1ST "BUBATION i)F' NEED”

>|2-(>2

"BUBATION OF NEEB”

FTLLMORE

4100.

BoAo

S.S. B.A.

;

4TH

j '

MARSHALL -.EGGLISH'..

NICHOLS HI-LS - 6TH'

POLK•- 4TH .

3600.

Mo>O

4350.

C« S 0 Co B» So

2-28-62

ROOSEVELT •• I'EB. ARTS "FOB • 3 • BAYS ONLY* :

4100.

S.S.

3-15-62

GABBEN ' OAK'S - • 4TH "BUBATION OF NEEB” ..t'

4900o

S,W.S. MOo S.S..

>28-6)2

PRAIRIE QUEEN - 4TH • ' "BUBATION 'OF NEED"

4-2-fe

TV SWDIOi- i .SPAN. • "PBEV INlTHE SYSTIM?*

•

LANGSTON U,

beThany

'J • REINSTATEMENT

HENSLEY,; DOROTHY L.

;

4TH

WESTWOOB

EoCo So Co

ROLLER, JEAN. R.

(MBS)

(lombbard'- resigned)

’’PREV. IN- THE SYSTEM”

r.c.

KEELS, LILLIE MAE

"PREV. IN THE SYSTEM”

4100.

(MRS)

(farine

MONBOE - 1ST

>I5-62

>26-62

4800.

Thompson^ richard • •• k. (MRS)

(scales - ill)

;

:.s.c.

FALLIN, JUANITA 0. !

(NIBLETT •

4100.

STEPHENS, JOHN!E M.

111)

2nb

).U. ss.

(mrs) •-

>J5-fe

4100.

(mrs)

«C • MINIMY

' 'T

'oSOCO

BLAKLEY. ALPHABENE

-ill)

■:

>26-62

NELSON, LI NBA P.

ill)

PRAIRIE QUEEN ■

(MBS)

(FRANKLIN

IS.

•

(mrs)

(patzkowskj

REMARKS

returned)

NICHOLSON, BONNA

l/a)

(shofstall

EFFECTIVE. DATE

O.S.U.

RUBIN, KARYL

(mrs) (HAMM -

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

5500.

(mrs) (ROBINSON

DEGREE COLLEGE

• .

RESIGNATIONS

(MRS)

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

2275°

A.B.

2, 1962 - COIN D

' MEETING OF APRIL 4l 4;

$ •y

1—1 (D

fl fl O (D

nJ O nJ fl

O O

fl (U

CD (D

(fl c;

■CM

...^ ,k

NAME INSTRUCTIONAL

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

. '

TERMINATIONS

' .

.......

ASSIGN fih-NT

CENTRAL

KAISER 2ND

BUS.

DORA M.

MATERNITY (MRS)

(MRS)

SHIDLER

BOYD,

BEAGLES, VONDA Jo

3RD

ED.

(MRS)

CLERK

PURCHASING

DOUGLASS

SECRETARY

CENTRAL

(MRS)

RESIGNATIONS

CLERICAL

MOSLEY, . SUE Bo

KLINE, EMERINE Co (MRS)

(Mrs)

CLERK

DRYDEN, BONNIE

PARKS, BARBARA LEE

(KEFFER - TRANSFERRED)

(SMi-TH - l a)

EFFECTIVE DATE

3-2-62 ■

3-30-62

. ,

'■ ■■ '

EMPLOYMENT

NAME

BERNICE

ESTHER

SALARY

5750 •

36|»66

195.

♦•95.

$4100.

personnel

(MRS)

KOSTKA,

(MRS)

TRUBEY,

•

BYRD,

by transfer)

ETHEL W.

3-16-62

(replaced

(MRS)

3-9-62 3-16-62

reinstatement

HOLLIWAY, LEILA M«

(mrs) (MRS)

SMITH, BETTY JEANNE

OR ■ DEGREE COLLEGE

O.CoUo

B»Aq

O.U.

M.A.

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

KA 1 SER - 2ND .. "REM. OF YR ONLY"

EFFECTIVE DATE

3-6-62

SHIDLER - 1ST ' "REM. OF YR. ' ONLY"

APPROVED EXP.

4-2-62

CLERK

PURCHASING

3-5-62

ATTENDANCE CLERK

CENTRAL

3-23-62

/ .

PERSONNEL -■ PERS.ASST. "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

4-2-62

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended.

P-3

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MRS. ELIZABETH HALLER AS A CLERK AT THE TEXTBOOK CENTER, PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE MARCH 19, 1962.

WASHINGTON SCHOOL, SALARY $1.25

CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT

MRS.

ELOISE KEFFER,

FROM ATTENDANCE CLERK,

CENTRAL, SALARY $255. PeR MONTH,

CENTRAL,

EFFECTIVE MARCH 23,

SALARY $235.

PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY AT

1962.

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1961-1962: CADOGAN,

LA FAVER,

L. RUTH EMMA L.

MC CLURE, MARY FRANCES

MATTHEWS,

THOMAS J.

OSTAFIN, MARY JEAN WOODRUFF, WHITE,

PERIS G.

VALLA E.

LANGLANAIS,

RUBY M.

2717 MANCHESTER DRIVE 3313 s.w. 26

4,3,2

2721 KENT DRIVE 1140 N.W. 32, APT ยง 6

ELEM., JR. HS., HS. MATH.,

PHYSICS, BIOL.

6l6 N. W. 31

ELEM.,

ENGLISH

7217 S. KLEIN

ENG., S.S., HIST., SCIENCE

4021

SUB. SECRETARY

N. W.

508 N. E. 8

LIBERTY

ELEM.,

ENGLISH

PHYS.

ED.

โ ข

1962 - CONTâ€™ D MEETING OF APRIL 2.,

(L)

~0 w 0 u Cl) p=i 0)

Ph d.

Foob Service

NAME

TERMINATIONS,^

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

replacement

REMARKS

Helper Emerson

EFFECTIVE DATE

3-6-62

Helper Rancho Village

APPROVED EXP.

3-1-62

DEGREE COLLEGE

Chilton* Hazel

.83

salary

>8-62

Reinstatement Rogers, Effie M.

name

Helper Emerson >1-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Helper Rancho Village

3-2-62

Helper Capitol Hill Sr.

3-7-62

Helper Taylor

ASSIGNMENT

---------- ,

Bryant. Emma K.

Helper Culbertson

3-16-62

3-8-62

Helper Classen

RESIGNATIONS

Butler,, Aba

Helper Northwest Classen

2-8-62

.80

3-7-62

.80

Fielbs. Florence

Helper Douglass

3-6-62

Reinstatement Phelps, Nabine

.80

Goubeau. Minnie

Helper Gatewoob

3-1-62

Reinstatement Lankforb. Ebith

Romfr. Virginia

Graham. Winnie

Helper Taylor

3-6-62

Hansen. Estella

Helper Classen

vashti

. Boswell. Lois

Harris,

3-9-62

3-1-62

Helper Central Cl FVEl ANB

Helper

3-12-62

: V

Hazlip. Beulah HECKr Carolyn

Jones, Velva

3-6-62

3-16=62

Salab Maker Roosevelt Helper Wheeler Helper Dunbar

McMillin, Ollie

Emma

3-1-62

MAxfv

Helper Taft

3-7-62

3-8=62

3=21-62

Poulter. Ollie M.

Helper Cook Nicholb Hills

SHI ELBS HEIGHTS

Robertson. Aline

Helper Classen

Rhobes. Ola F.

Thornton. Lace

COAT'D

2 , 1962 MEETING OF APRIL

FOOD-SERVICE

NAME

TERMINATIONS

2-26-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Cool Truman 3-9-62

ASSIGNMENT

Helper Capitol Hill 'Jr.

Webb. Joyce R. Webb. myrtis

3-1-62

Helper westwoob

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

NAME

Haynie. Imogene

Serena

Ione

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

Helper Emerson

Helper Gatewoob

Helper Wheeler

3-8-fe

First Cool Northeast..... .....

APPROVED EXP.

3-6-62

3-i-62

3-28-62

Cool Moon

1.05

3-l-62

3-l2-62

Jf5.l

3-6-62

Helper Culbertson

.80

3-1-62

Helper

’

Spencer

Cook Taft

Helper

Helper ' 1 ' ' > Eugene Fielb

Elementary Manager Trainee

.80

3-26-62

3-19-fe

Helper , Capitol Hill Sr.

3-8-62

.90

.80

.85

.80

(McMillin Retikeb)

Finl, Glabys

Aaron. Annie Lue

(Lane Resigseb)

Bates. Hazel

.80

(Abbi.tiosal)

Keffer, Thelma

Gallaher, Milgreb

(Graham Retikeb)

(Abbitiosal)

williams,

Warner, Mary Webb,

('Abb.itional)

Prater, Mattie

(Abbitiosal)

('ABBlTtONA I

(Abbitiosal)

•95

Scott, Rosetta

(Clewis Trassferreb)

(Lankb rb Resigned)

"Wright. Pearl

First Cool Roosevelt

■

Whitney, Zelma

RESIGNATIONS

MEETING of .APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended. FOOD.SERVICE

PERSONNEL -

TERMINATIONS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

REPLACEMENT

OR .

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVEDEXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

’ . - Helper

......

Baker. Lorene

Fillmore

Henslee, Thelma

Seconb Cook Capitol Hill Jr.

Martin, Ebith

Helper Northwest Classen

Smith, Aline

Cook Mab1 SON

.3-13-62

Streight, - Evelyn

Cook Burbank

2-16-62

Stroupe. Blanche

Helper Star Spencer

3-12-62

' ' '3-i'5-62^< ■

3-i-fe

■ 3-19-62

Webster. Euna

Helper

.80

-J-iF-fe

Star Spfncfr_______ _

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

•

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

assignment

NAME

REPLACEMENT

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

remark:s

RESIGNATIONS

.f L •

Floorman John Marshall .

2-26-fe

Arnolb, Roy L.

$200.

3-5-62

FloOrman i John. Marshall

Duncan.-Carl L.

Floorman Central

3-16-62

Branson. Howarb

$200.

3-21-62

Floorman Central -

Ellis. P. James

Custobian Storeroom & Shop

3-9-62

Burleson.: - Bill

Ferrell-. .frank

i l

Floorman Abmini STRATI ONBLBi

3-21-62

Stewart. James 'D.

$200.

3-16-62

3-14-62

Lonergan. Charles

$50.

3-22-62

Floorman Abmi nstrati Mil BLBg. 5 T. Floorman

i Grove. Jack

T. ' Floorman Gatewoob

Lynch, Jerry D.

Relief Floorman All Schools

3-6-fe

Steele, Otho J.

$200.

3-21-62

all : Schools . !

Floorman Prairie Queen

3-1 5-62

Bibwell. Earl E.

$200.

3-20-62

FlOorman , Prairie OueeN

Murphy. - Doyle B.

Floorman Central

3-8-62

Moore. Leo V.

$200.

3-12-62

FlOorman Central

Posfy. 'C. • M.

Floorman Northwest Classen

4-4-62

Sanbers. Jimmy D.

$200,....

3-2&-62

Floorman j Northwest Classen

(Duncan Transffrreb)

Quinton. James J.

$200.

3-14-62

(Speeb : Transferrer)

Bowman, Harolb

$200.

3-22-62

rELief Floorpan . All.Schools i Floorman ! Heronnille I

(Ml TCHFI 1 ' / TRANSFFRRFb)

Unsifl, Virgil

$183.

3-23-62

CjA§$EL.xJTV.----------

.. ; Lynch.

Obis Jr.

Gatewoob

Relief FloorMan

i i

Fireman Rfecf. - - Jess i f Lfe'

M3LlFekuHiLE'« Ebwarb

Abminstrati on Blbi i. 3-26-62

Night - Watchman northwest Classen

3-18-62

. .

Night Watchman f'' '• ''

s*-,- ■ ■ ■ " ' T

' .':'aS-. ■'■■'-'k ; - '' ' 4 •r*'*> '"•*

j ''’>*!.■■■;

.• •

CONT'D

2 , 1962 MEETING OF APRIL

NAME

: - — .

■ . .■ ■ MAINTENANCE

...... RESIGNATIONS

Johnson, Robert

TERMNATIONS

Flight, Otis

• ■ rftirfmfnt

Carr. william T.

„

raoin t,v

RESIGNATIONS

Deal,. Clarence

terminations

Kerns, Richarb

- (Hibbarb Transferreb)

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

Z? .

3-22-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Pa i nter

3-2-62

3-I5-62

3-30-62

3-15-62

ist

Helper Fencing

Heating

Sp^<^ij^i

Chi ef Engineer

Engineer

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

NAME

RADIO T. V.

Wimer, . James . T„

SALARY

>3200.

......

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

3-9-62

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Cameraman

MEETING OF APRIL 2, , 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

P-9 FOOD SERVICE THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT -AT THE .RATE - OF " .80 ' - PER HOURS

NAME

SCHOOL

■:

Bnsweel, Lois Bryant, Emma K. Dickson, Bobbie Jean Honeysuckle, Pauline ME^f^n.1., Lela Mae O Neal, Neoma Sechhist, Fannie Scifres, Marjorie Watson, Clevis D. Shumate, Martha Jane Zimmeraman, LaVELLA

;

Unassigneb Unassigneb Unassigneb Unassigneb Unassigneb Unassigneb. Unassigneb Unassigneb Unassigneb

’

Taylor Unassigneb

CHANGE IN STATUS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

Anbersnn, Norma Jean

- Helper - Northbast, PER HOl^fR,. EFFECTIVE MARCH 12, 1962.

Salary .80

per hour to ' helper -

Brinkley, Ebith m. - Substitute Helper - Polk, Salary .80 per hour.,■ ;'b^i=e(^tive March 9, 1962.

per hour to

Cates, Agnes - Elementary Manager - wheeler, Salary §195. PER MONTH,'- ^^IFE^n^lVE MARCH I,

Northwest Classen, Salary .90

Permanent Helper - Polk, .salary -.85

per month to

Secon®ary Manager Trainee, -Salary

$2-75.

1962.

Conn, Eva ' - Substitute Helper - Southeast, Salary .80 HOUR, EFFECTIVE MARCH I,

’

per hour to

Permanent Helper, Southeast, Salary .90

per

;

1962.

Clewis, 'Pearline -Cook - Moon, Salary .95 March 112, - 19612.

per hour to

Helper - Moon, Salary .80

Deason,; Joyce Annette

- Elementary Manager Training - Central, Salary I175. per Salary-$185. per month, effective March i, 1962.

Evans, - Mllbreb C.

- First Baker - Central, PER . MONTH, ■EFFECTIVE MARCH I, 1962.

Salary $1.00

per hour to

per hour,

month to

effective

Manager - Eugene Fielb, -

Secondary Manager Training, Salary

$275.

Malone, Lillian - Permanent Helper - Polk, Salary- .85 per hour to Substitute Helper - Polk, Salary .80 - per ' hour, effective March 9, 1962.

Miller, ■' Muriel - Substitute Unassigneb, Salary .80 per PER H^I^U^,,'EFFECTTVe MARCH I,

hour to

Permanent

helper -

Nichols

hills, Salary .85

1962.

Peppers, - RuTh - Elementary Manager - Eugene Fielb, Salary $185. per CentîâÎ-, Salary $275. per month, effective march i, 1962.

month to

Secondary Manager Training,

Smith,- Vera - Elementary Manager Training - Central, Salary I175. per month to Cook - Mabison, Salary .85 PER HOUR, - EFFECTIVE MARCH 13,

Swope, Anna L.

1'962.

Substitute Unassigneb, Salary .80 per hour to Secon® Baker - Jackson, Salary .90 per hour,

EFFECTIVE MARCH 12,

Wells,- Zella Jane - Helper - Roosevelt, Salary .80 per hour to Salab Maker, Roosevelt, Salary .90 per ...HOURy;? effective March 12, 1962. ■

SERVICE

CC.

•

CHANGE IN STATUS OF SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL?

Speeb, ' Allen - Floorman - Heronvi.lle, - Salary - $22'0. $235.-. per 'MONTH,-EFf-E(cn ve- march 22, 1962.

<2 ' ' ;;„ C

per month ' changes to

Custoeian -- Storeroom & Shop, Salary •

' ‘

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - , , CONT'D

Personnel Re-comnenclea.

■

'■

P-10

•

MAI NTENANCE-

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE MAINTENANCE- DEPARTMENTS

DELL, 'WALTER LYNN - TEMPORARY LABORER ■ - ■ PLASTER-INS,. -SALARY- |l .25 '■ PER

Dillingham, John Lewis James,

william

Temporary - Fencing Helper,

Salary $1.25 plumbing,

Brofie - Temporary - Heating Helper -

Moli-na, Jose M.-Temporary - Lanbscaping Helper, Salary $0.25

Smith, Willis V.

HOUR,.EFFECT./ -..-MARCH 2?,- 'igfe!.

per hour, effective

Salary $1.50'

per hour,

■Sholar,' James Richarb - Temporary - Painter - Salary $1.25 ' per

hour,

Temporary - Laborer - Plastering - Salary $1.25

March 19, 1962.

per hour, effective march 5, 1962.

effective

March 15, 1962.

March 12, 1962,,.

effective per -' hour,

•

effective

March 26, 1962..

CHANGE IN STATUS OF MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

Houlihan, John - Temporary Bricklayer EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 26,

Voegle, IHowarb $|.2$ PER

herman

$4. per hour change® to $54010. per year on a permanent basis,

I9&2. - Temporary

Winter

- Salary $i.° per

hour

changes

Temporary

LanbsccpinsG^Salar'y

I962.

EFFECTIVE MARCH 5,

hour,,

SAFETY EDUCATION

Prescott, Gene '= to be paib $4.00

Star Spencer

per bay on the bays he substitutes. for other

bus brivers.

BROADCASTING CENTER

CHANGE IN STATUS OF BROADCASTING CENTER PERSONNEL:

Gorbon, John - Engineer - Rabio T. V. Salary $5500. effective March 16, 1962.

Miller, Clybe - Engineer - Rabio T. V. Salary $6500. March ib, 1962.

Smoot. March

D^t -

5, 1962.

electronic

Technician - Salary $100.

\ change® to

Assistant Chief Engineer, Salary $6000.

changes to

Chief Engineer, Salary -$7000.

effective

' per month changes to $200. per month,

effective

AUDIO VISUAL

Copelanb, John E« - Temporary basis for the Duration of the School Term - Film anb Book Distribution, Salary $I.00 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE MARCH 9, I^.

R. #84 Personnel Approved

Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was male by Mr. Bennet,. seconded by M1. Estes, and carried on roll call with, all membbrs voting "Aye."

Judge Lybrand Judge Lybrand left the meeeing at 5:30 p.m. Leaves Meeting

" 4

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

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

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

APRIL 2, 1962 t

Item #1

Ratification of March 1962 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows: 1961-62 GENERAL FUND

$ 1.3 56..273^98

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

46,2.68.46

BOND FUND "J

Item #2

Authority to issue payrolls for April 1962, in the following estimated amounts.

I96I-62 GENERAL FUND 1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

BOND FUND Item #3

50.000.00 3,000.00

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 APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

— -

- — — --------------- ;---

3ills and Payrolls Recommended

BIILS FILED WITH . THE BOARD • ■ OF . , EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT , APRIL 2nd,,' 1962

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUS INESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BTILG. THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

137,579.84

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

3p41.90

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

74,029.56

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

t 51(0.32

BOND FUND

65,071.18

280,832.80

TOTAL

1961-62 GENERAL FUND ,107.52

Addre s s igraph-Multigoaph

Pointing

Liw

A. & E. Equipment Co.

Engineers Office Instr. Office

Liw

Allyn and Bacin Lnc.

Library

PuHisher Sei.

6.51

Aner. Assi. if Schiol Ade.

Mcccllane.iis

Publisher Sei.

50.00

Aeeeo.can Boik Gmpany

Gneeal Instr. Audii Vis. Ml.

PuHisher Sei.

Amer. Educ. ablications

Amer. ElecCric-Ignitiin Co.

Gnneal Instr.

LaWin-Rpp. Spls.

EbltCsher Sei.

Liw

7.06 10.80

. ., 17.86

35.12 32.58 ... 2jZt

70.04

13.75 10.00 10.00

33-75

41.85 45.00

86.85

7.00

Amer.. ' Guidance Service,Inc.

Giineal Instr.

ablisheo Sei.

American Hian.iccafts Co.

Genea! Instr..... ..

Selected.

11.10

Aner. . Jiirnal if Nursing

Adilt-S ch. Spls.

Publisher Sei•

10.00

MEETING OF APRIL 2, ' 1962 - CONT'D

Blls and Pa;yolls Recommended

7. -

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued')'

Amr. Library Association

B-2

Library

Ane.r. Museum of Nat. History*- -(Gneeal Instr.

Aier.Print.Hse. for the Blind (Gnneal Instr.

Publisher . • Sei.

Publisher ' • • ' Sei. Publisher Sei.

4.5C 5.or

91.12

98.49 <Amr. • School Board Journal

Apco• O.1 Corporation

Mscellaneous

.Publisher Sei.

Geinral Instr.

Low

19.50 14.03 14.03 14.03 if. 03 14.03 14.03

84.18

A^pleê^cî^-^(êe^ttuî^-^(^riôi;s Inc.

Geneal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

10.08

Ms. Oiir Archer

Special Educ.

Reimbursement

16.00

Ela • M. Asher

Speccial Educ.

Reimbursement

100.00

Aiulio-VisiuaL Denartment

.Audio iis.Ml.

Reimbursement

17.58

A & W iiolin Shop

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

195.50 38.30 120.00

Bailey FiLm3, Inc.

Audio iis. Mtl.

Publisher Sei.

Bakers Apco•Service

Gnnral Inssf.

Selected

Banks Upshaw and Company

353.80 6.10

1.25 2.50 1.25

5.00

Title 111, Subs cril■tice

Publisher Sei.

3.00

Tios. J. Birbre Productions

Audio iis. Ml.

Publisher Sei.

240.00

Beckley-Cardy Company

(Geneal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

20.88

.... ,r,72

21.67

Bennfic Press

Gnneal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

1.44

Betty Bidweei

Special Educ.

Re imburs ment

34.20

Bills Grocery

Geinral Instr.

Selected

15.00

Bingham• . Printing Inks

R.K. • • Black • • Inc.'

. Ad-iU.t • Sch. Spls.

Office• Malines

Low Standard -

. '

17.25

12.36

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-3

6.00

Black & Decker Mfg. Co.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Standard

Blackhawk Films

Audio Vis. Mtl.

Publisher Sei.

B & M Sales Company Inc.

Purchasing Business Office Instr• Office

Low

Book of the Month Club

Library

Publisher Sei.

4.09

The Book Supply Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

21.76

Bowman Printing Company

Personnel Dir.

Board Action

221.00

Braniff Airways Inc.

Travel

Board Action

380.70

Brittain Brothers

Transp. Maint.

Selected

T.H. Broad

Travel

Board Action

Brown & Bigelow

Library

Publisher Sei.

19.99

Bob Brown Supply Co.

Electronic Spls.

Selected

13.55

Charles Bruning Company Inc.

Title 5, Spls.

Selected

18.92

Buchanan Food Mart, No. 2

General Instr.

Selected

41.84

Bureau of Audio Vis. Instr.

Audio Vis. Mtl.

Publisher Sei.

51.85

Mr. ”C" Supermarket

General Instr.

Selected

26.47

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Petty Cash,Reimb. 1.00 Public Relations Printing,Dis.Water 3.00 Travel 26.9S Audio Vis. Mtl. 2.61 General. Instr. 31.84 7.56 Heat,Bottled Gas Vehicles, Heavy Duty 2.75 374.02 Gen. Eqpt. Repair

10.38

17.20 1.05 12.35

30.60

23.42 121.54

449-76

121.80

Capitol Hill Beacon

Legal Publications

Publisher

Carpenter Paper Company

General Instr.

Low

Bob Cates

Operating, Gas Transp. Maint. Custodial Spls.

Low

Audio Vis. Mtls.

..Publisher Sei.

6.00

Publisher Sei.

5.00

Center for Programed Instr.

Chem Study, Harvey Mudd College Library

33.40 46.20 62.48 30.98

139.66

MEETING OF APRIL. 2, 1?62 . - COONT'D

*; •

Blls and. Payrolls Recommended

’..... '' . ... '-m” -'•r-

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

\~Chur- Ciill ■ Films -n" 4?;. ■ -City Bus Company llity of Nichols Hills

B-4

■Audio Vis. Ml.

Pdalisier Sei.

Public Carriers

Boardf Action

Wter & • Sewerage ■ : '

Utilities

7.00 2,279.50

■ 17.00

' f

Storeroom Stock Instr. Office

Low

City ' of tie Village

Water &■Sewerage

Utilities

Consumers Union Film Library

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Piblisier Sei.

125.00

Continental Press Inc.

Geneal Instr.

Pubbisier Sei.

16.29

Coronet Films

Audio Vis. ' ■ Mis.

Piblisier Seb.

385.00

Coryns Mooion . Picture Eqps. I

Audio ' Vis. Mis.

Selected

City ' ■ ' Office Supply, Inc.

Low

4010.00 17.20

417.20 71.75

36.90 11.00 199.80

■ ■

247.70

- 4 ■ M*s • Jewry Cons ins

Special Education

Reimburs ement

50.00

Thoms Y. Crowd Company

Gnneal Instr.

PibUsier Seb.

2.14

¥ Ciunningiam Book Store, Inc.

General Instr.

Publisier Seb.

28.80

Legal Publications

Piblisier

.Daily Law Journal-Record

165.00 220.90

Tie ■. ■ Join Day Commany, Inc.

Geneal Instr.

Pubbisier Sei.

Dodd?, Mead & Commany, Inc.

Geneal Instr.

Piblisier. Sei.

2.55 2.55 2.40 . .15

2.81

7.65

DOenges Supply Company

Geneal Instr.

Sebected

12.83

Dollies Ceratm.cs

Genneal Instr.

Sebected

42.97'

DouUleday & ■ Commany, Inc.

Library

Piblisier Sei.

Geneal Instr.

Instr. Office Purdi^iBin^g Instr. Office

Bill Doyle

Researci AddU.t Sch. ■ SuppliesInsr. Office (■

Low

21.00 84.00 5.01 1.67 5.50 2.50 12.00 22.00 18.50 14.60 7.60 :

111*68

82.70

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT’D

^ss=3~===~=ass^S3E: St

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-5

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) General Instr.

Dowlings, Inc.

Selected

Audio Vis. Mtrl. General Instr.

Low

Selctronic Spls.

Dulaney’s

Standard

177-44 162.55 1.00 60.23 26.34 67.33 23.00 5.70 8.79 36.00 36.00 43.50 6.41 5^*8 4-50 49-29 6.90 10.00 103.75 J-QQ

837.01

7.07 10.54

John Dunlap Sporting Goods

Storeroom Stock

Low

Duplicating Products, Inc.

Storeroom Stock

Low

Office Machines

Standard

Agreement

E.P. Dutton

General Instr.

Publisher Sel<

Earlham College

Library

Publisher Sei.

194.00 1^6 • 40

252.00 240.00 8.43 ; 40.29 6.75 46.62 48.21 1,096.65 ...

2.78 2.00 , .^o

2.50

Educ. Film Library Asso.

Audio Vis. Mtls.

Publisher Sei.»

Electronic Supply Co.

Audio Vis. Mtls.

Standard

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

Custodial Spls.

Low

Encyclopaedia Britannia. ..

. Title 111, Books

Publisher Sei.»

142.00

Audio Vis. Mtls.

- Publisher Sei.

24.10

Encyclopaedia Britannica

195.00

7.80 45.00

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Pajyolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND, (continued)

Expression Company

b-6

Publisher Sei.

Geneal Instr."

8.28 2.94

19.96 Field Enterprises Ed. Corp.

Audio Vis. Mtl.

Publisher Sei.

7.90

File Assoocates of CaUf.

Audio Vis. Mt_.

Publisher Sei.

245.00

First Nall. Management Corp.

T.V. Rental

Rnnnal Agreement

395.63

Fretwell MoCor Company

Geeneal Instr.

Agreement

Girard Publishing Co.

Geneal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

5.00

3.74 ,-^.14

3.88

Gaylord Bros. Inc.

Library Spls.

Publisher Sei.

10-5.00

Geneal ,Electric Co.

TV Bypt. Rental

Rennal Agreement

500.00

General Electric Supply Co.

Instr. Office

Low

Rpr. Instr. Eypt.

Selected

Geneal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

Go Mo PrcducCs, Inc.

12.76 1.01 28. OS10.78 ___

41.85

10.97

60.56

Goodyear Service Store

Veeiccuiair, Reg.

Selected

Graham Paper Com]pany

Printing

Low

70.00

Ms, Gertrude Gray

Special Educ.

Reimbursement

37.80

John W. Gut er

Library

Publisher Sei.

85.50

Dr. WT. Guy

In Service Training

Board Action

J.C. ': Hamlton Company

LarnnsReePar, Spls.

Low

■' , •

125.00

6.07 64.12

Geneal Instruction

Polisher Sei.

5.10

Harlow Publishing Corporation Geneal Instr.

Pubbisher Sei.

8.65

Hart Inductrial Supply Co.

Rpr. Instr. Eypt.

Selected

(Geneal Instr.

Low

Mrs. Vivien V. Haynes.. ......

Travel

Board, Action

98.10

D.C.- Heath Company

Textbook

Publisher ■ Sei.-

53.10

HP.ima.n-b* s Spoofing Goods

GGeneal Instr.

181.46

Harper & Bros.

■

Low

33.49 26.20 21.28

80.97

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Hillcrest Hts.Presbyterian Church Hohmann & Brown Appliance Service, Inc.

Building Rental .Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

B-7 Board Action Selected

Hollywood Film Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

Holmes & Torbett, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtls. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Board Action Standard

Hudiburg Chevrolet, Inc.

General Instr.

Agreement

Hunzicker Bros.

Custodial Spls. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Board Action Selected

Hydraulic Equipment Co.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

Industrial Arts Supply

General Instr.

Board Action

Inter-City Violin Studios

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

International Bus. Machines

IBM Eqpt. Rental

Treasurer IBM Bureau

200.00

Rental Agree. Agreement Low Board Action

38.99 8.89 2.26 8.82

60.00

1,973.70 8.96 23.10

Library

Jefferson Hts.Baptist Church

Building Rental

Board Action

Johnson Who.- Electronics

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Low

2,005.76

3.25 2,440.33 14.81

2,455.14

5.20 208.38

17.99 -82^2

101.31

1,942.75 18.58 10.44 236.16 1.981.98 , 4,189.91

. Publisher Sei.

Interstate Printers & Pub.

58.96

3.34

300.00 160.18 97.20 3i.?3£

. Electronic Spls.

Selected

Jones Boy’s #6

General Instr.

Selected

62.01

Fred Jones Ford

Transp. Maint.

Agreement

73.07

Kamp Bros. Grocery

General Instr.

Selected

261.90

Harry Keeton Supply Co.

Furn. Rpr. Mtl.

Low

114.16 iis

288.74

114.54

S.H. Kress & Company

General Instr.

Selected

46.72

Laubach Music Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

7.50

Library of Coing’ess-Card Div. Library Spls.

PUnlisher Sei.

Library Service Company

.Board Action.

Library

181.71

2,408.81 5,230.74 8.71 2,573.03 4.07 5.10

Publisher Sei.

Title ■ . .111, Books

Board■Action

.Life-Time Inc.

Genra! Instr.

Publisher 'Sei.

J.O.3O

Little Brown &■ Company

General.Instr.

Publisher ■ ■ Sei.

2.89

Lorraine Music Company

Title 111, ' Sub.-

Pubbisher Sei.

38.00

Mr. Lelia Lovejoy

(Genea! Instr.

Board Action

73.80

.iMacae-Smith-Company

Library

PubLisher Sei.

Library Service Company I

10,230.46

492.84

2.31 - • ••i

•< 34.50

M.kins Concrete Cnmjpany

Geineal Instr.

Low

Mrshall Supply & ■ Eqpt. Co.

General Instr.

Board ■ Action

Marsh Steel & Aluminum Co.

General Instr.

Low

McCabe Texaco Service

General- Instr.

Selected

T.C. McCoorry

Building Rental

Agreement

125.00

Riley McCd-lough

Draping Privileges

Agreement

- ■ ■ ■ ■60.00

McGraw ■ Hiill Book Co. Inc.

Title . 111, . Film

Board Action

220.07

f[rGraw Hill Book: Co, Inc.

EgineerslOffice

Publisher Sei.

■ ■ ■ 1149'

MdKnght &• MIK-igat Pub. Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

4.31-■

Meropplitan Utilities Co.

Water &■Sewerage

Utilities

M-deke Supply Company

Rpr. Inhr. Eqp’i.

Selected

Laiwin-Rpr. ■ Spls.

Low

. fi

44.72

' '412.17 1.00

130.62 1.74 8.36 3.89 31.50

45.49

l ji4

IMLLHer Jacks on ■ppmpany............. Title 111, Instr.Eqpt. s Low

‘

190.88

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 .GENERAL FUND (continued) Miller, Jackson Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. ■_ Electronic Spls.

B-9

Selected Lowj ‘

Millsaps

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

87.26 285.05 161.20

533.51

13.50 30.50 24.50

68.50

Modern Sch.Supply Co. Inc.

General Instr.

Selected

68.25

Marshall Montgomery

In Service Training

Agreement

5.38

Morris Chevrolet Inc.

General Instr.

Agreement

4.25 9.00

William Morrow & Company

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

Motter Bookbinding Company

Book Rebinding

Board Action

12.30 304.30

Z4-J-7Q Music Education Record Corp.

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

National Education Asso.

Audio Vis. Mtl. Miscellaneous

Publisher Sei.

National Theatre Supply Co.

Custodial Spls.

Standard

1,50

Mrs. W.R. Nevin

Special Educ.

Reimbursement

7.80

Nichols Hills Transp. Co.

Public Carriers

Board Action

Norick Brothers, Inc.

Printing

Low

81,05

Nu-Way Laundry

Laundry Expense

Low

15.50

Nu-Way Products, Inc.

Laundry Exp.

Low Selected

45.62

105.00.il

10.00

89.10 92.46

115.00

512.05

' 181,56

Ivan Obolensky, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Office Machine. Service

Office Machines

Standard Board Action

34.50 9*75

44.25

Audio Vis. Mtls. General Instr. Laundry Expense Adult Sch. Spls. General Instr.

Board Action

3.50 7.14 105.00 31.20 8.44

155.28

City Water Dept.

Water &• Sewerage

Utilities

7,891.67

Okla. County Election Board

Ele ction. Expens e

Board. Action

2,037.50

Okla. City Linen Service

1,048.00

2.35

MEETING OF . APRIL. 2, 1962 - . COONTD

Bills -and Pa;yrolls Recommended

. - a - ouu

•

1961-62 GENERAL . FUND (continued)

< V -- -

"p- •'

Oklahoma Gas & - Electric Co. . - - ^^00^7-

B-10

! ■-

Uiliiies

41,286.31

Oda.- - Laundry & Dry Cleaners , Laundry Expense

- ■

80.00 .Oklahoma Natiural Gas Coiepuiny

Heat

Utilities

Oklahoma O/gen Company

Furn. Rpr. Mtla. Geieral Instr.

Board Action

Gsnneal

• 72 2.56 7.59 2.56 ^•56 TO. 15

Low

Instruc. OOfice

Oklahoma Shade Factory Title 111, Eqpt. Oliver McChnery Company Rpr. Instr. - Eqpt. Orange Comity Supt. of Schools Library

Low Letter - Bid

54.05 10.15 <36.71 2.56 5.68

135.29

32.40 7.65 30.70 -12.^.

83.30

Standard

485.5© 8.00

Selected

2.00 132.50

Pipkin Photo Service

Title 111, Eqt.

Low

Pipkin Photo Service

Audio Vis. Mtl.

Selected

4.48

Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

23.80 20.82 24.50 22.95 28.25 14.30 45.2g 40.8g 43.32

Postmater Postmaster -

203.70

27,357.80

Adult Sch. Spls. Gseneal Instr.

Oklahoma Seating C^^jpany

Postmater Postmater Postmater Postmater Postmater Postmater Poatmater Poatmater Postmater Postmater Poatmater Postm^erP^^ieigy* Post^ma’ster Postmater Postmater ,

CCin-tol Hill Jr. Jackson Jr. Jigh Moon Junior Roooevelt Jr. Taft Jr. High Jefferson CCenral Classen Grant Harding John Masha.ll Nootheast SoiUoheast ; Star Spencer , ll...CCaptol Hill Sr. m Pouggass - 1^ Northwest

-•

46.75 68.35 34.57 46.75 28.70 51.67 38.27 68.62

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 General

fund

(continued)

Postmaster

t Pr.entice-Hall, Inc.

Prime Petroleum Products

Standard i

Postage Postage •

300.00

//■

300.00

Standard ’r , .?

. .

Publisher Sei.

Textbooks Library

Low

Vehicularj Regular

151.38 2.25 k-W.

. 158.38

75.00 945.99

1,020.99

Progressive Pictures

Audio Vis. Mtl.

,Publisher Sei.

16.00

Psychological Corp.

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

95.00

Public Affairs Committee

Subscription

Publisher Sei.

3.00

Puddin lane IGA

General Instr.

Selected

Pugh Holmes Motor Co.

.General Instr.

Agreement

Purdue University

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Radio’ Engineering Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

Rand£ McNally & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.77

Reader’s Digest Services

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

11.88

Red Rock Petroleum

Transp. Gas

Mrs. Scott Reed

Special Educ.

Reimbursement

3.36

Sharon Reed

Special Educ.

Reimburs ement

12.75

Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand

Office Machines

Standard

24.50

Rice Machinery Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Standard

83-08

133.25

2.16 18.00

.Board Action

303.63

5.35 6.05

11.40

Gilbert L. Robinson

Travel

Board Action

Ronald Press Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.80

Row, Peterson & Company

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

5.88

Royal McBee Corporation

Sanitary Equipment Company '-NG,. ■

;5 ’' OffS ie MSRffiHnes Gust' xciial Spls.

216.75

Standard Board Action

11.00

660.00

MEETING . OF APRIL 2, 1962 - . COUNT'D

B.lls and. Payrolls Recommended

1961-62-' GENERAL FUND .(continued)

B-12

Scarecrow Press, .Inc.

Library

Schoiastic. Mgaaines, Inc.

Title . -111,- - Sub. - - . - t- -Publisher SecM|

Science- Research Associates

General Instr.

. RS^iaLsheir Sei.'

Publisher Sei. Liw

Scott Cheerolet Company

Gsneral Instr.

Gneral- Instr.

Sears, Roebuck and Company

Agreement

Selected Liw Letter Bid

Sesac, Inc.

GennTal Instr.

Selected

Severin Supply Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

Rpr. Instr. - Eqpt.

Sharp- & Nichols-.Music Co.

.Travel

Gene Shepherd

Selected

Gmneal Instr.

Agreement

Simin.and Schister, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Simpson-Hoitin, Inc.

G^nea! Instr.

Agreement

Sinclair Refining Company

Veeicular, O.Duty

Liw

L.W. Singer Company, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Singer Sewing . Machine - Co.

G^nnes! Instr.

Standard

Jasper Sipes Sch. Bk.Dep.

Textbiiks

Biard Actiin

Adult Sch. Spls.

,, 'yr

L.D.- - Sollenbsrger t

;

”

Gensra! Instr.

Publisher Sei.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. CuSho-dial S]pLs. ;

Standard

-7 Special- ' Educ.

2.00

37.90 .14 70.00 .88

108.92

13.74 29.87

50.75

40^.95 110.07

510.32

36.00 7-35

.,.-5^0.

12.85

77.00 73.20

150.20'

■

Board Actiin

Shejpmd-W.dhirdsin, Ltd.

Ski! Coippiatiin Smith- ' Corona, ' Inc.

5.00

Liw

Reimbursement.

77.35 2.48 14..- 00

12.20' 2.00

14.20

106.78 5.78

11.85

495-30 204.00; 133.20 158.55 133-20 14.73 . -49.. : . ■ ■ 3-90 4.44 . 1,147.81 20.25 10.00

23-94

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 19^2 - CONT’D

Jills and. Payrolls Recommended.

-.'5-

. ■

' ■' ■

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Solvent Mfg. Company Inc.

B-13

Custodial Spls,

Low

305-55

126’. 24

. 431.79

Southern Air Filter, Inc.

Filter Exp.

Low

Southwestern Bell Tel. Co.

Telephone

Utilities

South West News Company

Library

Low

85.58

Selected Board Action Utilities

22.65 45-75 17.50

Southwest News and Photo Ser. General Instr. School Elections Southwest Warehouse,Inc. Spencer Water Department Water

508.54 6,158.80

■ Stansi Scientific Co.

General Instr.

Board Action

State Board of Educ.Film ■ Production Service

Audio Vis. Mtl.

Publisher Sei.

• Stephens Bros. Piano Serv.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

Bill Story Fire &• Safety

Dick Stout & Company

Fire Extinguisher

Board Action

118.70

2.00

14.50 19.50 17.00

51.00

79.28 25.00 . 4M0

148.08

3.00 3-so

6.80

General Instr. Printing

Publisher Sei.

D.A. Stricklin

Dumpling. Privilege

Agreement

Superintendent of Documents

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.50

Teaching Film Custodians

Audio Vis. Mtls.

Publisher Sei.

8.36

Tecnifax Corporation

Audio Vis. Mtls.

Selected

12.00

T G & Y Stores

General Instr.

Selected

2.39

Texas Sch.Bk.Depository

Title 11.1, Books

Publisher Sei.

36.34

Thompson Bk. & Supply Co. (Ada) Thompson Book and Supply Co. (Edmond) Thompson Sch. Bk. Depository (Okla. City) Blancli§ Titus

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

17.45

General Instr.

Selected

43.61

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

18.64

School Election

Carl R. Trappe

TitId 111, Eqpt. s

’Board" Action

Low Letter Bid

40.00

100.00 194.20

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Bills and. Pajyolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND . (continued)

Triangle, ELue Print &-Supply

B*I4-

(Genea! Instruc.

Low

Ford • Proj.Music

Selected Standard

3.04 9.40 99.17 8.49 10.30

130.40

248.55 1.58 25.08 25.49 19.08 60 .82' f0)2

386.62

ELsctron.Spls. Rpr. Instr.Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid

Electronic Rpr. Instr. - - Eqpt.

Standard

Turco- Products, Inc.

Geinral Instr.

Low

32.25

Uarco Inc.

Scli. Census Enumir.

Low

411.00

United- States Committee

Library

Publisher Sei.

Underwood Cooperation

Office Mccines

Board - Action

Univ. of Texas Visual Instr. Bureau

Audio - Vis. - Mtl.

PubSishrr Sei.

Vsaiiyoer Coopooation

Electron. Spls.

Standard

Vaseco Inc.

Audio Vis. - Mtl.

Board Action Standard

Trice WpOesale Electronics

Selected

Ror. Instr. Eqpt. Audio - Vis. Mtl.

14.28

2,022.73

4.00 30.40

722.50 6.75 60.84 52.40 34-00 50.00

Selected Low

Virco Mg. Coopooation

926.49

430.00

Furn. Rpr. Mtl.

Low

Library

Publisher - Sei.

3.95

Wayne State Wn^v. Press

Library

PubLisher Sei.

6.00

WebsSer Publishing Co.

GeieTal Instr.

Publisher Sei.

1.53

Tie Welch Scientific - Co.

Title 111, - Spls.

Board - Action

28.50

Western Newspaper Union

• Rpr. Instr. - Eqpt.

Low

38.00

The Volta Bureau

Weesiern Uniform &- Towel

Waetern Union- Telegraph- Co.

Board. Action’

Printing M Telegrrami

' Utilitirs•

•

2.68 21.15

23.83 <23

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3ills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-15

Whitton Supply

General Instr

Board Action

H.W. Wilson Company

Library General Instr Library Spls. Library

Publisher Sei.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt

Selected

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

Woodmaseee-Abbott Music Co.

.29.28

7.00 <6^7.00 337.40 28EU75

1,213.15 1.62

1960-61 GENERAL FUND Johnson Who .-'Electronics

LaPine Scientific Company r

28.56

Title 111, Instr. Board Action . Supplies Title 111,Eqpt.Splys •

1.86 140.83

142.69

Oklahoma Paper Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

45.36

Peripole, Inc.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

284.40

Remington Rand Div. of Sperry Rand Corp.

Library Spls.

Selected

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Custodial Spls.

Board Action

Sears, Roebuck and Company

General Instr.

Low

61.39

Stansi Scientific Co.

Title 111, Eqpt. and Supplies

Board Action

46.25

American Electric-Ignition

Vehic. Regular

Low

39.90

American Marietta Co.

Material, Grounds

Low

76.95

American Radiator Serv.

Vehicular H. Duty

Selected

35.75

2,997.50

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

sK Amis~& Kelly Constr. Co. Beam’s Seat Cover Center

- '■ i' ~ Low Material, Grounds Vehicular, Regular

Selected

32.40 99.89

132.29

134.94 11.95

of APRIL 2, . 1962 - . COK'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

19.61*62 .BUILDING- LEVY FUND (continued); .

B &• M- Sales Comimy

Rpls-.Noo.Instr.Eqptt. Loe, <a

Clarence L. Boyd Company

VeUciULar H. Duty

Standard

Petty Cash- Reimb.

Ca^pi^t^l Steel & - Iron Co.

Mtieial, Building

Low

Bob - Ccrtes

Veth-dUiir, . VeHcular, H. - Duty Mtnr-al, Birilding'

Low

Mi^l. Bldg.

Low

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Research- Office

Low

City! Spring . Woks, Inc.

Vehic. Reuglar

Selected

Board . . Action

Cory's Motion Picture - Eqpt .

Rpls.Instr.'- Eqpt.

Low

Daimenburg- Dist. Company

Veli.clULU•,- Regular

Low

Deowings, Inq. •

638.80

Mtleial, BUlding

Board. Action

Maiera!, Birilding

Board - Action Selected

480.68

6.08

Board - Action

r. ■ i Low « . < . .' •vui ■ . . - . ■’ Material,- - BiUiLding ■ ; low-- > . u' 1 ■. '!■! ' ■ •* •■ ■ . f ■■■<■. . '■

162.50 430.50 28.80 17-00

384.50

Standard Selected

The - Dolese - .Company '

342.86

469.20 11.48

Selected

Devoe - Paint Company

144.18 15O..0O 48 • 68

13- ,.932.00

Low

VeeiciULar - H. Duty

Mil. BUlding

1. 21.61

Diggrell Dixie Company

Davidson Case -Lumber Co.

8.26 7.25 6.10

27.48

Title 111, - EqPt.

Mtrl. - Building

21.40

. - 110.00

. - Cory|s WOion- Picture Eqpt .

'CraAe Supply Company

16.48 2.16 2.76

193.99

City- Office . Supply, Inc.

’

■ a , . ■ .-.R-WI. -!-!!:;i!77.75i

■

Mtls. BiUlding . Veeicular, RegiULar Veehcular, H. Duty

Wilma Cain, Clerk

B-16

. ;v<

67.78 6.42 9.96 43.75 2.05

129-96

.124.00, 124.00 223-58 55.00

. -526.58,

24.80

2.70 5.00 5.00 27.22 ;

39.92 -

8.40

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u’<j£ 1 5

1961-62■ ■ ' BUILDING; . LEVY FUND (. continued) DowLings, Inc.

Downtown CCeerolet, Inc.

■ . Dilaney's

DPLaney's . DDplieating Products

SiE1&ctoonic ■ Supply Co. $

.'s

*kr , B-17

’

J Board ■ Action

Title 111, Eqlt.

Veehcular, Regular■ ■ 1 Standard VeeicPLar, H. Duty Veeeccilar, Regular

Board Action

Title 111,■ Eqpt.

: 19.42 27.67 31.65 31.08 16.02

125.84

32,640.00 38(0.00

33,020.00

Title 111, Eqpt. Mrl. BPlding

ELevator Sales &■ Serv. Co.

Mr].. Braiding

773.00 160.20

Board Action Low

■

*31 — -

Low

• 1 4 Mrl. Building

Board Action Low

The . Fleck Bearing Co.

■ Mrl. BrP.ldi.ng

Selected

Gneral ■ Electric■ Supply Co-.

■ Mrl. Braiding

Low

933.20

41.30

Low

Agreement

Mrl. Braiding

152.00

35.00 '

Instructional Office Low

Mtrl. Braiding

Federal Corporation

4,969.24

Rpls.Noo.Instr.Eqpt. Low

Electronic Supply Co.

Emsqo Electric Sp|^]^2Ly Co.

985.00 3.984.24

91.25 91.25

182.50

8.45 71-/ T5 294.00 67.44

441.04

31.81 169.98 164.40 440.68 317.50 120.00

. .1,244.37^ 24.1-5

120.12

27.06

Geineal ■ Truck, Inc.

VehecrP.ar, H. Duty . Standard

F.E. ■ Georgia Supply Co.

Mrl. BPlding

Board . Action

343.44

Glue ■ &.Paste Dists. . Inc.

Mtrl.. Braiding

Low

157.85

Goodyear Serv.- Store

Ve^e<^u]Lao,. . . Reg.

Low

366.90

Low

342.12

Graybar ELectric Co. ■ Inc...-

■ Mrl. ■ ■ BiUdings

MEETING OF , APRIL 2, 1962 . - . CONT'D

Blls and.

Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 BUILDING..LEVY . FUND ' . (continued)

■

Hart Indussrial Supply Co. ■“ Mtfl. ' Bldg. A . J . Board ' Action . 2 . Standard Rpls. Non,Instr.Eqpt. Seleet^d^ v 108.72’'*""" 42.00 ■' 3.00 5.40 2.40 103.56 1,130.04

Mrl. Biulding -

Rpls. Instr.• Eqpt.

A.C. Horn Co. of Texas

Mrl.- •• Buildings

Low

Selected Hmzicker Brothers

Mtrl. Braidings

Low

Engineers Office Mfl.• Bulding

International Bus.• McCines

Mtfl. Buildings

International Harveeter Co.

Vehic. • Vehic. Veeic. • Vehic.

284.00 47.40' 194.78

526.18

59.40 17.90 35.00. 41.00 8.74 15.00 20.71

197.75"’

Standard

36.10'

18.66 38.07 9.77

Regular H. Duty RegiuLar H. Duty

Standard

Fred . Jones,Ford

Vehic. Reegilar

Standard

Harry Keeton Supply Co.

Mtl. Bolding

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers Inc.

ffitl.- Braiding

Low

.51.26 58.88 32.40 51.33 4.50

H.E. • Leonhhrdt Lumber Co.

Mtrl.• Braiding

Low

The • Lincoln • Electric . Co.

Mi^l. Building

Low

Loeffler-Greene Supply Co.

.-Mtrl. Biulding ..Grnunds

Sty’*/ ■

Selected Low

, '“•■.'SO-. 126'. 88s :

3.84 4.40

. ' 2 . • 198.37

9.38 416.64

■,

•

! 426.024.2;

63.37fW . ' ' •; 5.55|' ' •

19.64:>: I .58 2Q.22

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVI FUND (continued)

B-19

" )

Board Action

Mtrl, Grounds Mtrl. Building

Makins Concrete Company

’

""‘44

Vehicular, Regular

Manufacturers Brush Co.

Marsh Steel & Aluminum Co.

Mtrl. Building

Selected

Low

16.75 11.81 1.13 50.07 100.80 231.90

412.46

13-56 ___

14.51

81.11 515.95

* Melton Company, Inc.

Mtrl. Building

Low

Mideke Supply Company

Mtrl. Building

Selected Low

2.20 3.57 5.85 21.00 5.00 372.60 20.57 83.42 104.32 7.82 , 95.60 2.06 29.24 13-00

764.05

Miller Floors Inc.

Mtrl. Building

Low

9.00

Miller Jackson Company

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low

125.00

Miller Jackson Company

Mtrl. Buildings

Low

1.92

Modern Wheel Alignment

Mtrl'. Building

Low

54.50

Morgensen Lumber Company

Mtrl. Building

Low

125.20 280.70 62.4O 160.00

628.30

Morris Chevrolet Inc.

Vehic. Regular

Standard

34.96

Norman Plumbing Supply Co.

Mtrl. Building

Low

I4.5O

-srs««

Oil Field Ignition Parts Co*. J V^hip. H.: Duty

9.19

Selected

16.80

Low

Oil Filter Company

Vbhic. Hi Duty

■ b ' Oklahoma City Scenic Co*

Rpls. State Settings Low

15.00 7.50

22.50

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| Bills and. I Payrolls | Recommended

B-20

1961-62 . BUILDING • LEVY . FUND (continued) ■ . ~'

VerictUar,Re.£gULar

Okla. . Clutch Supply

...

Oka...(Oqrgen ComE^ony'

•

. Mtrl i.... ..Baldings.. . .

■

i.-.

Veeicular H. . Duty

Selected

Pittsburgh• Plate Glass Co.

Mttl. Building

Low

V^h^a-c^iuia?, RegLar

74.25 95.76 15.90 453^50

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Refrigeration. Sales & Engineering Co. ,

Mtl. Building

Standard

Reinhart Farm. . Store, Inc.

Mtl. . Building

Standard

Severin .' Supply Co.

New Sch.Shop Eqpt.

Low

Bert. Sirith Road Macii^n^z^'y

Veeic. Heavy Duty

Standard

Southern. Air Filter,Inc.

Mrl. Building

Board . Action

Joe Southweei

Mtrl. Building

Low

Southwest Electric Co.

Mrl.. Braiding

Veehcular Reg.

. 90.76 . ■

Ca,rl R. Trappe

n,:Mherials, Grounds

’y.y'y

Mate-ral,... Building'.

•

144.20 -

7.1-5.. 1

142.50;' 1 .328.00

■ Low Selected

47.74 ...71.-67.

. .. 119.41' j

Selected

27.90 5

Selected

'5.76

Low ■

344-17- . |

Low

200.00 7.50 .

lylyyy

J-

207-50 27.00

Low -

Esv’"‘rv-

245.8i 21.6®'?; ‘ z cJ

State Agency for Surplus Property . Rpls.Nosn.Inst.Eqpt. Selected * . x - ' „ . Mttl. . Braiding ».>k - .-n D.A. Stricklin

185-59 ;

Low

Standard Steel Company

4 'I

221.10 24.72 ’

Mil. Braiding

• Vehic. Heavy Duty

639*41

12.60

Robinson Janitor Supply Co«

Southwest Weel. & ■ Mfg. Co.

22180 48.19 16.42 98. 18

Low

Radio• Supply, Inc.

VeeictuLar Reg.

52.69

. 37.10,' y

Selected

•

Southwest Parts. Corp.

. 50.77^ 1.92

j ; •Board . Action

Perfection• Equipment Co.

Poe's M^tor Supply Co.

19.50

’ Selected

’

201.10

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 19&2 - CONT'D

3 as

B-21

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY' FUND (continued) Lee* Woo^.EEeetr<otf.cs, . Inc.

Mtl. BUlding

S. Supply ■ Company

. Mtrl

9.36

. Low I

, Board Action l-t’y , ’ Low

BuidingJ -i i * ’■S’ '

2,341.19 Title 111, Eqpt.

Board * Action

Vehicular H. Duty Veliicular, ReeguLar

Low

Wetern Maninery * Corp.

Mrl. Grounds

Low

WeeStinghouse Appliance Sales

Mri.. BUlding

Vaseco, Inc. ' ;’V Ward Bros. - Truck Parts

•. Standard

Vedic.Heavy Duty

Wylie-Stewart Mchinery Co.

Selected

2,954.76 225.00 -12122

238.75

290.15 4-58 1±A2.

9.01

38..70

. Selected

■ 72<e :i 19-60-61 BUILDING * LEVY * FUND -'US’ . ■.Kilpatrick Brothers, * Inc.

Mtrl. Building

Standard R^c^j^zing & Mtl. Co« •1

Mrl.. BUlding

Virco*M?£. Corporation

ALL Sch. Furn. & Fix

Low

48.00

Low

13^5.00

Board. Action

327.32

W*FUND

inu

kA * &- -E Equipment Co.

Equipment- (Jefferson)

oBUlders Construction Co.

Est. #12(Hoover)

Board* Action

"Wilma Cain, Clerk

Business Expense

Petty Cash Reimb.

.fCtl Office- Supply

Douggass, *Fire

Board * Action

Est.* #12(Hoover)

Board* Action

Low

Cost on-Frankfurt-Shoot, Inc. Cane - Supply Company

212.00 62,194.50

21.75 . 249^16 y

1,243.89

Star Spencer(Sewer)* Low

24.40

.'Hiuizicker Brothers

Norman Pluming-. Supply Co.

Star SpenccHSeweel. * Low * Letter * Bid 1- ■ .. ■ - ' Star Spencer(Shwer), Low - Letter Bid

. -

15.58 328.23

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

. ...

’

. '■

'.. ■

'’

'. . '. V....

:•

■'.

.. .

■ ■.. . / •. ■' V

, ■.. .

1 Bills and

| PajooPPs ■ Recommended

BOND FUND (continued)

Office Mahine - Serv<Co.

' . ■ -• -Dooulass (Fire)

, ' New Sites (Elem)

Dale--SImth, Comt Clerk: of Okla.

w' opSem-Company

Board - Action

45.95

> Board Action

332.20

Star Spencezr - (Sewer) Low Letter Bid

U.S. Supply Company 4''

B-22

342.72 60.80

■ /"Stai-Spe^ncei -. (Seweir) Low

It was moved by M*. Thompson and seconded by Ms. Welch that the B^ard ratify the March pajyoLLs, authorize issuing the April pajyolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills as per the foregoing attached itemized list in the total amount of $280,832.80 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with, all membbrs voting "Aye."

| R. #85 j Bills and

5 Pa^yrUs i Approved

Mr. Thompson asked and was given permission to•leave the meeting at this point (5:40 p.m.). i M“. Thompson ? Left Meeting Motion was .made by M*. Bernctt and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the purchase of lumber for use by all schools frcm Davidson and Case Lumber Company who submitted the low quotation on a previous NoUce for Bids. Tais purchase in the amount of $894.00 is to be charged to Account EL 620-D. A.1 memmbrs present voted "Aye" on roll call.

j R. #86 I . Purchase of ? Lumber Approvet

It was .moved by Ms. Welch and seconded by M*. Benmnet to approve the purchase of health supplies for use by all schools from Melton Company who submtted the low quotation in response to the attached NoUce. This purchase in the amount of $928.08 is to be charged to Account G 322-A. • On iHL call, - all mbmbers present voted "Aye."

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MoHon was .made by M. Estes and seconded by M. Bennntt to approve the purchase of printed forms for use - by the I. B. M. for all schools from the foil owing commies - who submitted low quotations in response to the attached. NoUce:

| R. #88 j Purchase of

Uarco, Inc. Moore Business Forms, Inc.

R. #87 Purchase of Health Supplie; Approved ■______

j Printed Forms ) Approved______

$5,308.69 497:00 $5,805.69

On roll call, all rnmmmers present voted "Ayy." . Purchases to be charged to Account G 120-J2.;

It was moved by Ms. Weech, seconded by M. Estes, to approve the purchase of custodial supplies from Robinson Janitor Service who submlited the low quotation on specifications in response to a previous NoUce. Purchase in the amount of $1,422.00 is to be charged to G 540-A. A.1 memmbrs present voted "Aye" on roll call.

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R. #89 Purchase of Cuutodial Supppies Approved

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - COONf'D

MoHon eas made by Mr ftes, seconded by Mr Beimett, to approve the purchase of floor tile to be used by various schools from the folloeieg comppnies eho submitted the loe quotation on specifications ie response to a previous Notice:

R. #90 Purchase of Floor Tile Approved.

Denman Company Miler Floor Company Total

These purchases are to be charged to roll call.

BL 620~D.

ALL

88.68 687.88

776.56

present voted "Aye" on

R- #91 Purchase of Towels Approved.

It eas moved by Mr Bmnett and seconded by Mr Estes to approve the purchase of towels for use by the physical education departments in all schools from. Wl:f Teetile Camppmy eho subitted the loe ' quotation on speeificlticesâ– ie response to the attached NoUce. This purchase in the am^rn^tt of $8,4-00.00 is to be charged to Account G 54O-A2. A.1 pe^l)e^e?s present voted "Aye" on roll call. (See NoUce on oppooite page.)

R. #92 Purchase of Mips, Charts, Globes Approved

MoHon eas made by Mr Estes and seconded by Mr Bjemntt to approve the purchase of maps, charts, and globes for use at Hoover and Sunset Schools from the following clpplnes in the amounts shown, these clppenees having submiited loe quotations in response to the attached NoUce:

j j

Geepeet, Inc. Rand McNaHy, Inc. A. J. Nystrom & Co. Hearne Brothers

Too^i^l

74-1.40 284-. 10 458.85 52.50

$1,536.86

These purchases are to he charged as folloes: $

Account G 24-O-B Account G 24-0-B2 Total

169.26 1,367.60

$1,536.86

Ml m^i^t^s^rs present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #93 Purchase of Musscal Sup. Approved

It eas moved by Mâ€™s. Welch and seconded by Mr Belmett to approve the purchase of mescal supplies for stcreocm stock from the foiloeing commandes in the amounts indicated, these comppan-es' having submitted loe quotations in response tb.the attached NoUce: $

Peripole, Inc. Howard Lindner Wadberg & Auge

Tdo!

600.00 234-. 00 24-3.00

$1,077.80

These purchases are to be charged to Accomi't G 24-0-A. AL1 .pemPers present voted "Aye" on roll call.

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962. - CONT'D

Motion was .made by Ms. Welch and seconded by M’. Estes to' approve the purdhise.of• furniture repair mteeiELLs for use by aLl schools from Thompson Book & Supply Camjpaiy who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Nonce. Tais purchase in the amc^iurnt of $7,84-5 .00 is to be charged to Account G 620-E. Al members present voted "Aye" on roll

i | J j

It was moved by Mr. Bernet and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the purchase of reference books to be used by Hoover Junior High School from the following comearnes in the arnomts shown:

| R. #95

Field Enterprise Educational Corp. F. E. Commton & Company

G 1030-K.

Reference Book Purchase Approved

840.93 674.10

$1,515.03

Total

These purchases are to be charged to voted "Aye."

R. #94 Purchase of Furniture Rep. Mtls. Approved

On roll call, aLl mernmbrs present

Mr. (George H. C. Green left the .mmeting at this point (6:12 p.m.).

Mr. Green Left Meeting

Monon was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the purchase of science maaerials for use by aLl schools frcm the following areepnits in the tmcom^e;s shown, these creepnets having submitted lew quotations:

R. #96 Purchase of Science Mtls. Approved

MaaAeeser Biclrnell Corpooation Cenco Ed^ctiona! Films Total

$9,600.00 900.00

$10,500.00

These purchases were approved on our Nanona! Defense Ei^atim Act ApoOicatire, Title III, and are to be charged to Account G 240-B2. All memeers present voted "Aye" on roll call.

It was mmved by Ms. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bênnat to approve the purchase of I. B. M. cards for use by the Research and Statistics Department from I. B. M- Cc>rporation in the amount of $1,438.00 to be charged to Account G 120-J2. On roll call, all .êê^mbrs present voted "Aye." .

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R. #97 I. B. M. Cards Purchase Approved

Monon was .made by Mr. and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the purchase of films, filmstrips, and other teaching ' aids for use by Al schools frcm the following crmepan.es in the twru^e;s shown: $4,990.40 Encyclopedia B:•itaneiat Films Coronet Films ' 3,462.50 Contemeorary Films, Inc. 410.00 McGraw-Hill, Inc. ■ 1,110.63 ' 150.00 Francis Raymond Line Films Productions Urnim-ted, Inc. 885.OO Birad Coraooration 125.00 Jim Matin Educational Films 820.00 CChalie Pacey Educaaio:leaL Films 915.00

1 | s 1

R. #98 Purclaase of Films, Filmstr^s App.

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 230-C. on roll call.

$12,868.53 Al .mmeimbrs present voted "Aye

1 i

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - COUNT'D X

5 R. #99 Purchase of Projectors Approved.

It was .moved, by Mr EstJfc and seconded by Mr Beemett to approve the purchase of six 16mm projectors frcm Cory Motion Picture Company, totaling #2,544.00 which was approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III, and is to be charged to G 1030-J. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

R. #100 Purchase of Roofing Kettle Approved

Motion was made by Mr Estes, seconded by Mr Bennet, to approve the purchase of a roofing kettle to be used by the Maantenance Dopprt.men''t from Brown Maahhnery C<ombltey who subbtted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $697*50 is to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8. On roll call, all m^t^t^e^rs present voted "Ayy."

R. #101 Purchase of Science Sup. & Equipment Approved

It was .moved by Mr Estes and seconded by Mr Beernntt to approve the purchase of science supplies and equipment for use by all schools frcm the following ccmbpnits in the tm^m^t;s indicated, t^hese ctmbltn.ts having submiited low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: . $

Welch Sccentific Company Refinery Supply Company Gennral Biological Company , Fisher Sccentific Company A. J. Nystrom Company Oklahoma Seating Company D^nc^^^e^zr Geppert, Inc. Associated School Distributors Science Kit, Inc. E. H. Sargent Company Clinton Misco, Inc. Doowlngs, Inc. Carolina Biological Company Doenges Supply Company Thompson Book & Supply Company W. H. Curtin, Inc. Getet■al Science Supply Company School Playthings, Inc. Me.-ton Commany, Inc. Triangle' School Equipment

■

Total

874.10 1,116.52 251•50 58.95 118.00 23.25 149.00 67.35 134.52 493.90 869.90 428.30 180.14 937.70 364.20 1,655.95 728.OO 107.20 1,422.58 1,311.00

$11,292.06

These purchases were approved on our National Defense Eduction Act Appllcatite, Title III, and are to he charged to Accounts as follows:

$7,856.17 3A35-89

BL 1030-D1 G 240-B2

Total

$11,292.06

A.1 memmbrs present voted' "Aye" on roll call.

R. #102 Purchase of Chair Trucks Approved

Motion was made by Mr seconded by Ms. Welch, to approve the purchase■ of cihair < trucks for use by various schools from Hoover Brothers, Inc., who suhmtted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amornt of $1,06s1.00 is to be charged to Accowint BL IO3O--C7. A.1 .mam^c^ars present voted "Aye" on roll call. ,

MEETING of APRIL 2, 1962 - COJND'D

Motion was made by M1. Ates and seconded by Mr. . Bermett to approve the purchase of roofing matteiaLs and equipment for use by aLl schools from the following comppnees who submtted the low quotation in response to the attached RoUce: $

Cathey Roofing Company Standard Roofing Company

Tdal

465.00 2,275*00

| R* #103

Purchase of ? Roofing Mils. j & Equipment ? Approved_____

$2,740.00

These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $■ 465.00 2,275.00

HL 1O3O-C8 BL 620-D

Tooal

$2,740.00

A.1 mempers present voted "Aye" on rolL call. I £

j R. #10U j Purc^se of ) E^<^<cc^:ric Fans | Approved______ I ' I R. #105 MoHon was made by Mr. Estes• and seconded by Mr. Bennet to approve the purchase of audio visual materials and supplies frem the foil owing comma^es who submited. the low quotation j A^cdto Visual 1 M;£s . & Sup. on specifications in response to the attached RoUce: | Approved____ _ $4,472.00 Johnson WolLeale . Electronics | Stevens Picture of Texas 403*00 Electronic Supply Company 42.60 Vaseco, Inc. 48.00

It was moved by M’s. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of electric fans to be used in summer school centers from Hunnicker Brothers, Inc., who submitted the lew quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,452.10 is to be charged to Account; BL 1O3O-C7* On roll call, all memmbrs present voted "Aye." .

a 5

Total

$4,565.60

i §

These purchases were approved on our Rational Defense.Education Act Application, TitB III, and are to be charged to Account G 240-B2. On roll call, aLl m^i^t^s^e^s present voted "Ayy."

It was .moved by Mrs Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of sewing .machines for use by various. schools from the Necclai Elna Sewing Machine Center who sub mitted the Low quooation in response to the attached RoUce. This purchase amounting to $2,321.50 is to be charged to the following accounts as indicated: BL 1O3O-C9 BL 1030-F

$1,525.50 796.00 Total

On roU call, all mates voted "Ayy."

$2,321.50

R. #106 Purchase of 1 Sewing Machine Approved ‘

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONTâ€™D

R. #107 Purchase of Lumber Approved

It was .moved by M*. Estf and seconded by Me. BJimett to approve the purchase of lumber for use by the Maintenance Department from Morgensee Lumber Commany. This purchase ie the amount of $1,372.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. A.1 momObrs present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #108 Purchase of Audio Visual Equipment Approved

MoOion was made by Mrs Welch and seconded by M*. Estes to approve the purchase of audio j visual equipment for use by all schools from the following comolnees in the amounts shown, |these commies having submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the I attached Notice:

$1,575-00 4,320.00 1,021.41 3,436.00

The Harwald Company Stevens Pictures of Texas Vaseco, Inc. Electronic Supply Company

Ratal

$10,352.41

These purchases were approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Ttle III and are to be charged to Account HL 1030-D1. ALL ma^l)b^e,s present voted "Aye" on roll call

Information to I Orders are to be issued by the Purchasing Department for furniture for Hoover Junior High the Brard______ School to the foil owing cr.mopnees: (OkLahoma Seating Company 25 teachers wardrobe 26 teachers desk 510 chir desk units 550 foL-ding chairs

Unnt Price $170.00 â– 77.30 10.90 4.16

Totals $4,250.00 1,905.80 5,559-00 2,288.00 $14,002.80

Triangle BLue Print Company 601 mo0ere design chairs 30 30" x 72" banded tabLes 6 48" round tables banded

7-35 34.00 34.50

4,417-35 1,020.00 207.00

Total City Office Supply Company 45 typing desks Tooti^iL

5,644.35

39-65

.1,784.25 1,784.25

A. F. Williams Furniture Company 20 foLding dining tabLes Total

104.05

Thompson Book & Supply Company 25 2-drawer fiLe cabinets 25 4-drawer fiLe cabinets 2 secretarial desks Total

41.80 61.90 154.15

2,081.00

Grand Total

1,045.00 1,547.50 308.30 2,900.80

$26,413.00

Prices shown are from the annual furniture quotation. C-Cen^al. Food Service Statement

"CCenral Food Service Department Financial Statement, February 28, 19622," was submitted as information to the Board.

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was made "by M?. and seconded "by Estes to approve the .making of transfers |r. $109 and impplaent appropriations in the. 196i^-62 Genial Fund Account per . ideteiLed infoi^c^ition | Transfer Funds_ attached. On roll call, aLL memters present voted "Aye." J 1961-62 Genera. Fund Approved

SUPPLEMENTAL AND TRANSFERS AND BUILDING LEVY

GENERAL L

GENERAL FUND

Transfers In

110-J

Pubbic Relations - Salaries Research . - Salaries

110-K2

PuppL and Personnel Accounting ' - ' Salaries

214-B 214-C 240-A 240-B 240-B2

Curriculum Center - Sauries Guidance - Salaries Storeoooa Stock

311-A 311-A2 321-A 321-A3 322-A

Attendance - Salaries Home School Col.llleelors - Salaries School Phyeician, Psyeciiatist - Salaries School Nurses - Sal-aries

410-B 420-A 450-A

Drivers - Salaries

110-1

510-A,B 510-D4 520 530-B 540-A 540-A2 540-B 550-A

GennraL Instruction Title III - Maps, Films, Books

Supppies Opprating - Gas & • Oil Coonracted Services

125.00

7,000.00 14,000.00 49,620.97 30,000.00 22,500.00

100.00 17,000.00 200.00 6,000.00 600.00 2,000.00 2,000.00 1,909.50

Ccusodial Services - Salaries

Garage - Salaries Heat E'leccricity Ccisodial Supppies Laundry Expense Vericles -•Regguar Car Allowance

510.00 2,000.00

25,000.00 1,500.00 15,000.00 48,000.00 35,000.00 10,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00

620-A12 620-E

Lawns - Reppir & Supppies Furniture Reppar - Macerals

2,000.00 4,000.00

710-B 720-A 730-A2 73O-A3

Social Security Property Insurance TV Equipment Rental IBM Equipment Rental

7,000.00 7,500.00 3,000.00 2,500.00

912-A 960-A

Summer School Personnel AduR School Personnel

12,000.00 2,000.00 $332,065.47!

MEETING- OF APRIL 2, . 1962 - COONTD

R. #109 Continued

SUPPLEMENTAL AND- - TRANSFERS

GENERAL FUND

Transfers Out

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110-L 110-N2 1.10-0 110-Q 120-L

General AAminnsSration - Salaries Business Office - Salaries Engineers - Salaries Purchasing - Sauries Car Allowance

Business Office - Other Expense

900.00 2,200.00 1,000.00 500.00 300.00 1,000.00

211 214-A 214-E 215-A 215-B 215-C

Principals & Asssstants - SaiLaries Librarians - Salaries TV & Radio - Salaries Office of Principals - Sal.aries Supprvisors - Salaries Teachers Aides ' - Salaries

311-B2 321-A5

Home School Counnseors - Secy. Salaries Director and Asssstant - Salaries

1,000.00 200.00

420-B 440

Maintenance - Tires, Tubes Pupil Transportation Insnrance

2,000.00 500.00

510-D 510-D2 510-D3 510-D5 51O-D6 540-B2

Ccnnral Office Switchboard ' - Sal-aries Drayage - Salaries Warehouse - Salaries

610-C

Furniture ReppT - Salaries

5,000.00

960-B4

AddSt School Book Rental

1,000.00

1010-C2 1030-J

Tax Assessments Title III - Equipment

TV Engineers - Sail-aries Filter - Salaries Veldcles - Heavy Duty

8,000.00 10,000.00 5,000.00 10,000.00 2,000.00 8,000.00

500.00 10,000.00 4,000.00 7,000.00 3,000.00 1,000.00

2,000.00 22,500.00 $108,600.00

Net Increase to General FundjBudget

$223,465.47

MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 - .COIN'D

It was moved, by fcs. Wellfc and. seconded by ten Beimett to approve the making of transfers | R. #110 and supplement appropriations in the 1961-62 Balding Levy Acc<ouiet per detailed information . Transfer Funds attached. A.1 memmbrs present voted "Aye" on rd^l call. 1961-62 Baldii j Levy .....l.-n-nrovpd

SUPPIEMENTAL AND TRANSFERS

BUILDING LEVY FUND

Transfers In 1020-Bl 610-B 1030-F

$121,500.00 2,000.00 24,000.00

New Annexes Buildnggs - Salaries . Furniture and Equipment - Hoover

$147,500.00

Transfers Ou-t

611 1030-B4 1020-B

1O3O-C7 1030-C9

2,000.00

Car AUeeance

2,OQ0.00

-Instiuciinnal Office

66,510.00 10,000.00 45,000.00

New Buildings All Schoo- Furniuues & Equipment Replace Instructional Equipment

$125,500.00 $ 22,000.00

Net Increase ' to Building Levy Budget

BUILDINGS

Modon was made by Mr Estes and seconded by Mr Bennet to approve the loe bid of J. W. Skaggs CccLeSructicn Commany, 17 N. E. 27, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in the amount of $316,575â€™00 for the of a project at Prairie Qieen School, 6609 South B.ackeelder, this bid having been submitted in response to the attached Notice. The plans and spi^c^i^ificat^z^c^ns for the project were prepared by Ba.lty-B>caais-Dickinson-RoOoCf, architects.

Project Sumnary: 1.

Site development and utilities necessary on account of change in planned building capacity

Improvements in present building

Nee building:

8,820.00 11,048.00

13 classrooms, a(daineiSraticn area, and necessary building facilities

Total

296,707.00

$316,575.00

A penalty clause of $150.00 per day is effective

Arugust 25, 1962.

Project to be charged to the folloeing funds: Budding Fund 1958 Bond Fund

$204,575.00 1112,000.00

Total

All memmbrs present voted "Aye" on roll call.

$316,575-00

R. #111 . Contract on Prairie Queen Add. Awerded

MEETING OF ARIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

MoOion to adjourn this feting and to meet at 1O:OO a.m., Tuesday., April 17, 1962^ was made j by Mr. Bimeet, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried. j

R. #112 Adj ournment

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

j! ATTEST: i

Clerk

Approved the

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R. #78 Continued Official Document

THE BOARD ' OF' ''EDUCATION - OF , ., ,. . SCHOOL .■ DISTRICT NUMBER c&li&if<ma,.'- met ' -in OF , SESSION' IF3110”!, „ ' . jJW „ ’ IN ' SAID ' SCHOOL DlsrilW1® ' THE DAY.. °F .' ■ April* B0*3174 RoCm A ‘ D. 62 , AT O’CLOCK ■ i_ 3u

PRESENT: irt-rnf*" Mw Tvfrift'W^rirti WwPm

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ABSENT:

Vice President and MOemer

______ .

Member

SSb ..' ~ (Other Proceedings)

THERE. having been presented to said . 'Board . the returns .of an election held in

said.- - School , '.Dissr-ict .on the date - and for the purpose hereinafter set out, the Board,'- after ■ carefully canvassing said . returns found, and hereby dec lares of record' that..it found . that said election was -conducted by the officers'.--designated in the'Proclamation .and --Notice of such election, with HL vacancie-s . filled according to law, in . all - respects as required .by . law; that said election, was conducted by ballot -in - the - form prescribed; that the. polls were, opened at 7tOQ o'clock . A.M. > and . remained open . continuously . unnil and were closed at ' ' 7100. -o'clock _ p,My' -, on the 27-..^ day of. _ March________ , A.D. 62 , the - hours - and day designated in said . Proclamation and Notice of Election; that the votes - cast by the . dully qualified electors were:

PROPOSITION SHALL - - Independent SCHOOL DISTRICT. NO. - 89 - OF Oklahoma . COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, INCUR. AN' -INDEBTEDNESS - BY ISSUING ITS NEGOTIABLE COUPON . BONDS IN 'THE SUM .-OF - -

Eleven Million. Six Hundred Fifty. Thousand - and No/100__________

TO - - -PROVIDE FUNDS-. FOR THE PURPOSE - OF

DOLLARS

_________________ -_________________________

acquir^tg- and - improving.school site3®constructingfi repairing®- remodeling. and , ;,l. ®quipping • "bu'ildings® •.and --acquiring - school. . furniture® fixtur®s and equijMcnt AND LEVY .AND COLLECT AN ANNUAL -TAX,. . IN ADDITION . - TO ALL OTHER - TAKES, UPON ALL - THE TAXABLE PROPERTY . IN -.SUCH - DISTRICT SUFFICIENT ' TO '' 'PAY . THE INTEREST ON - SAID BONDS ' AS . IT - FALLS ' DUE, AND ALSO - TO . CONSTITUTE A SINKING FUND' FOR THE - PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF WHEN .DUS,- SAID BONDS TO BEAR INTEREST - NOT TO . EXCEED THE RATE' - OF PER- - CENTUM PER ANNUM, PAYABLE - SEMI-ANNUALLY AND TO BECOME DUE - SERIALLY . WITHIN . .-' - . - . ..YEARS . FROM THEIR DATE. .

Tooal . num>er . . of - -' votes east in favor. of the Propooition

Total . -number '-of votes cast against - the Proposd'kion - - - - -— - -

...WWfe

Total number qf mutilated ballots cast - - - - - - ---- - - - - - -

TOTAL- -NUMBER - OF VOTES .'-CAST -

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F > MEETING OF APRIL 2, 1962 • - COK'D

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R. #78 Continued Official Do cement.’

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The Board further found, that a laWul •mjorlty of the qualified _electors • voting at said • election cast their baLlots in favor of ' •the • issuance • of said • ‘bonds, and the issuance . thereof was authorized.

President;, ‘Bogard • Of • Edu: cation

(SEAL) ATTEST:

Clerk, Board of Education

STATE OF OKLAHOMA

COW ‘ • OF _______________________: I, • the undersigned, the duly qualified and acting • Clerk of the Board of • Education of • • . _ .___________ School Dissrict Number ......of , ___________ . County, Oklahoma, hereby certify that ‘ the foregoing is a true and comelete copy of the canvas's• . of the election held in said School Diitrict.on the date and for theiurpose therein set out, as made by the Board of Education and . as shown by ,the records of my office. WITNESS my hand ..and the seal of said School Diisrict this _______ day of A«D«, '■ •

(SEAL)

Clerk, Board ‘of Education

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MEETING OF APRIL -2, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #79 Continued. Official Document THE BOARD ' ' OF' ' EDUCATION 'OF ■ - ' Independent SCHOOL ■ DISTRICT . NUMBER . 89 OF Oklahoea COUNTY, ' OKLAHOMA, MET IN Regglw. -L— - SESSION 'AT Its - .- Board Room . . - IN - . SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT ON . THE ' ' 2nd ■ - 'DAY OF April , A.-D., ..-. -.. - - - - 62- - - - . --. AT . 4:30- - --'-. - . O.'CLOCK - ' P>. -. M,...

Willim F. - Lot

PRESENT:

- ‘. Mrs./Warren F, Welsh- . -" Phil- C. " Bennett

_______ Foster Estes

________ ■

Otto F« Thompson

, President - and Memeer

, Vice- - President ' -and Memeer , EWXMM Meer > Memebr > Meeer

Wilma - Cain

Clerk

None

ABSENT:

(Other - - Proceedings) THEREUPON Mr. Bbrnnttn introduced a Resolution, which . was read - in full by the Clerk, and upon- -etion 'ey . - - fcris-T&Wijs®e- - - , seconded ' -by . - ' Mrs. - ' Welch was - adopted by the following vote:

AYE:

NAY:

Mr... Lott* Mrs-. Welch, Mr. Bannntt, Mr. Estes and - - Mr. Thompson

None

Said Resolution thereupon'- was . signed by the Pre Bident, attested by ' the Clerk, sealed with the seal of siid- .Bohol- Diisrict, ' and is as - -follows: RESOLUTION - NUMBER'. -TWO

A .RESOLUTION FIXING THE AMOUNT -OF BONDS - TO 'MATURE EACH YEAR, - FIXING THE TIME AND PLACE ' THE BONDS ARE TO BE SOLD, '' AND AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID . SALE . AS REQUIRED BY LAW: WHEREAS, the issuance of ELEVEN MILLION, SIX HUNDRED FIFTY - THOUSAND' - DOLLARS OF NEGOTIABLE- BONDS WITH- COUPONS*

Independent School Dissrict Number . 89 , of Oklahoma... Oklahoea, has been duly - authorized at an election: ' held for that purpose;

by .

Comity,

NOW THEREFORE,

BE IT RESOLVED 'BY - THE - BOARD OF EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT ' NUMBER - 89 OF OKLAHOMA _ COUNTY, OKLAHOMA: ?

SECTION - - - That - MSM "

' ' SCHOOL ' DISTRICT

$6,650,000 of- "building", and- equipment - bonds of - . 1962, - -Series - WAW

of . . - Independent - - - " - -Schoo -Diisrict . Neber .'' 89 . , - of OkLahoea, . - voted on 'the . - ' 27 th < - - day of ' ' - - March - - " , shall-.'be - offered .for .-sale -'at , - -- - - '(sii - below) ■ on - - the -. - 17 th - ' day- of - Apr-ii . -., h ' 0 - , - - : -A.D. - -'' 1962- ' . , - -at said bonds - to becoee due .as .follows: "

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1962.. " _

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Said bonds shall be -offend -for - sale at, .-and- bids. - will be - received at the -Board . Rom- of the Board - of-said ^DistriClf in- the - Administration Building - of said District, 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City, - Oklahoma,. to - become due - as - follw.s:

MEETING OF APRIL'2, 1962 - CONT'D

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R. #79 Con-tinmed.

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'■ r ■ : — ' — . : .• ; • A .< ....... ■ . SECTION- 2. ' That - the Clerk' . of the -Board- ''Education - is .hereby ordered - anddirected - to - causenotic© of' .sale. of- said : -bonds- -to-- - be ' given, as -requited- by- law.

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ADOPTED -' this 2nd . 'day' -of Aprii,. A;D*., - 1962. ■ ii

(Other. ' frodeedings)

The following' motion wen -mode: J

It ' was . moved that -this ’'regular' meeting of this - Board be adjourned to meet in adjourned regular meeting at 10:00 o’clock A.M. April 17, ' 1962. *

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Th* 'motion- - wee seconded and ' being, pub all -of' the' five members- -of the- Board ' being present each voted AYE and the motion was declared carried.

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ATTEST* -*e Work'^ ' -Board ' of Education

STATE OF OKLAHOMA'

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COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA

I, the - undersigned, the duly qualified -and-- - acting -Clerk- -of . the - Board - of Education of -Independent School District ’ - Number - 89 ' -of' Oklahoma .-Couidy,- - Oklahoma, heeeby certify that the above-'is a - true end.' correct copy of a. Resolution authorising.' dh- Sale of $6j,650,0o°- of negotiable coupon budding and- eqwpment bonds qf iB6.

Series "A", which were voted March 27, 1962, and - are of said School 01^1^, and of the proceedings had by said Board in the adoption of said Re*outlon, as shown

by the records of my office and a true and correct copy of adopted motion to adjourn meeting to 10:00 o’clock A.M., April 17, 1962. WITNESS my hand and the seal of said School -Disrlct- -this - 2nd' ' day - of - Apri A.D», 1962.

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MEETING of APRIL 2, 1962 - CONT'D

MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1962

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

SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1962, AT 10:00 A.M. William F. Lott, President

PRESENT:

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack Parker, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; W. A. Lyhrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent; David Light, Chief Accountant; Tom Smith, Director of Purchasing; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. Invocation

The invocation was given hy Dr. George.

SPECIAL Motion was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, to open bids received in response to the attached Notice for the sale of $6,650,000 Building and Equipment Bonds. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." The bids were opened and read aloud by the Chairman.

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It appearing that due and legal notice had been given that said School District would offer for sale on this date and at this hour and at this place its $6,650,000 of- Building and Equipment Bonds of 1962, Series A, maturing $475,000 in two years from their date of June 1, 1962, and $475,000 annually thereafter until paid, the Board of Education proceeded to consider the bids received for the purchase of said bondJs. The following bids were received and considered by the Board: Bidders

Int. Rate

Total & Net Int. Cost

Premium

Harris Trust, Chicago, R. J. Reynolds, and Associates -x

2.6534

T $1,503,850.00 N 1,499,850.00

$4,000.00

First Natl. Bank, Okla. City, Halsey, Stuart & Co., Chicago, and Associates

2.6734

T N

1,511,687.50 1,511,168.80

518.70

First National Bank, Chicago, and Associates

2.6764

T N

1,512,875.00 1,512,861.00

14.00

Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York, and Associates

2.6904

T N

1,521,425.00 1,520,766.65

658.35

Bankers Trust Co., New York, and Associates

2.6939

T N

1,523,562.50 1,522,751.20

811.30

Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York, and Associates

2.6959

T N

1,525,937.50 1,523,842.75

2,094.75

Lehman Brothers, New York, and Associates

2.6979

T N

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1,396.50

The Board required each bidder to submit with his bid a sum in cash or its equivalent, equal to two per cent of his bid, and after due consideration of all bids received by the Board, a motion was made by Mr. Bennett that the bonds be awarded, sold, and delivered to Harris Trust and Savings Bank, Chicago, R. J. Edwards, and Associates upon fulfillment of the terms as set out in said contract and bid for the purchase of said bonds, Said motion was seconded by Mrs. Welch and was adopted by the following vote: Aye:

Mr. Bennett, Mr. Estes, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Welch, and Mr. Lott.

Nay:

None

H. #113 Bids Opened on Building Bonds

MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1962 - CONT'D T

R. #115 Bidders Checks Returned R. #116 Approval to Issue Bonds, Prescribe Form, Etc .

It was moved hy Mr. Bennett and seconded hy Mr. Estes to return the deposit checks to the unsuccessful Bidders. All memBers voted "Aye" on roll call.

Motion was made By Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the resolution to issue the bonds, prescribe the form, and provide levy of annual tax for payment of principal and interest according to the attached official document. On roll call, all members voted "Ave." ---- -------------------

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF Independent SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF Oklahoma COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN adjourned regular SESSION AT It* Board Raom___________ IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT ON THE 17th DAY OF April_____________ > A.D. 1962 , AT 10?flfl O'CLOCK A.M, ■ PRESENT:

-President and Member

Eloiae Bryan Welch

_Vice President and Member

Phil C. Bennett

XneCfeOODOC Member

Foster Estes

-Member

Otto F. Thaapson Wilma Cain

-Member Clerk

None

ABSENT:

(Other Proceedings) THEREUPON, Mr. Bennett_______ introduced a resolution which was read in full by the Clerk and upon motion by Mr. Thompson__________ , seconded by Mrs. Welch * was adopted by the following vote:

AYE:

Mr. Bennett, Mr. Estes, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Welch, and Mr. Lott

NAY:

None

Said resolution thereupon was signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed with the seal of said school district and is as follows: RESOLUTION

A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF Bujlding fiquipmiAt Bfiada. Si/Kl Aflf LM2 JEBOHDX. IN THE SUM OF • > 6*650*000*00 nrl^rt SCHOOL DISTRICT NO* gq OF Oklahoma. COUNTY. OKLAHOMA? ALHB0RIZED AT AN ELECTION DULY CALLED AXD

HELD FOR SUCH PURPOSE; PRESCRIBING FORM OF BONDS; PROVIDING LEVY OF AN ANNUAL TAX FOR PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON SAME; FIXING OTHER DETAILS OF THE ISSUE. Whereas, on the 27th day of March > A.D. iqA2 > pursuant to notice duly given, an election was held in fryUpaadant School District No. go of r^-vTrrtCounty, Oklahoma, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors orsucn district the question of the issuance of the bonds of said district in the sum of $ 11,650, 000, to provide funds for the purpose of and: WHEREAS &b shown by the canvass of th returns of said Board, at said election, there were cast by the qualified electors of said district giy votes of which 74 n_______ were in favor of and ppg votes were against the issuance of said bonds and 22 were mutilated ballots; and

a c q u irin g an d im p ro v in g s c h o o l s i t e s , c o n s tr u c tin g , r e p a ir in g , re m o d e lin g and e q u ip p in g b u ild in g s , an d a c q u irin g sc h o o l f u r n itu r e , f ix tu r e s an d eq u ip m en t

William 7. Lott

WHEREAS, a lawful majority of the qualified electors voting an said proposition cast their ballots in favor of the issuance of said bonds, the issuance thereof has been duly authorized; NOW THEREFORE, HE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF OF Oklahoma__________ COUNTY, OKLAHOMA:

SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.

SECTION 1. That there are hereby ordered and directed to be issued the negotiable coupon bonds of said district in accordance with the forms hereinafter set out, in the aggregate amount of Six million six hundred fifty thousand and no/100 DOLLARS ($6.650,000.00 )> which said bonds snail be designated RrniHa S.rU. *___________ ___________________ Sor^s of iqp2 and shall be in number, numbered from One to 6.650 both inclusive, of the denomination or $ir poo, GO________ ,J shall be dated T.m. 1 iqA?____________________ and become due and payable in their numerical order and bear interest from their date until paid, as follows:

$475,000. 00 due in 2 years from their date and $475,000. 00 annually each year thereafter until paid, with interest from their date as follows:

$475,000 $475,000 $475,000 4475.000

du* 6/1/640 5X; $475,000 due 6/1/65 0 3kXj $475,000 due 6/1/66 ® 2tt; due 6/1/670 2lX; $475,000 du* 6/1/68 0 2fcX; $475,000 du* 6/1/69 0 2%X; du* 6/1/709 2ft; $475,000 du* 6/1/71 0 2^X; $475,000 due 6/1/72 0 2.60X; du* 6/1/71 0 2.60Tt 4475.000 du* 6/1/74 O 2.75X: 4475.000 du* 6/1/75 fl 2.T5Xt

MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1962 - CONT’D

payable semi-annually on the l»t day of June and December of each year, except the first coupon which shall mature on June 1, 19&3 , which installments of interest to date of maturity of principal shall be evidenced by appropriate coupons attached to each of Baid bonds and both principal and Interest shall be payable in lawful money of the United States of America at Liberty Nationa Bank t* Trust Company, Oklahoma City , State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York.orIn the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at the Manufacturers^Trust Company in said city and state of New York,' Ae/

SECTION 2. That each of said bonds, the coupons thereto attached, and the endorse ments and certificates thereon shall be in substantially the following form.

I rI

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INDEPENDENT COUNTY, OKLAHOMA,

SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER

Building and Equipment Bond

, ____________

OKLAHOMA

Series A

BONK OF

NUMBER

1962

$ 1,000.00 -------

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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That Independent___________School-District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, a body corporate, hereby acknowledges itself indebted to and for value received promises to pay to the beareimEhe~8um~bf \ One Thousand and no/100 , Dollars on the day of______________ , A.D. , together with interest thereon from the date hereof until paid at the rate of__________ per centum per annum, payable semi-annually on the 1st_________ day of June__________ and December_____ of each year, except the first coupon shall mature on the let_______ day day of of June June , A.D. 1963 i; said interest evidenced by and to be paid upon the surrender of the coupons hereto attached as they severally become due, both principal and interest payable in lawful money of the United States of America at Liberty National Bank 8r Trust Company Oklahoma City , State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of Nev York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such agency, then at the ManufacturersHAMMER Trust Company in said city and state of New York.

THE FULL FAITH, CREDIT, AND RESOURCES pledged to the payment of this Bond.

of said district are hereby irrevocably

THIS BOND is one of an issue numbered from One to 6,650 ^both inclusive, of like date and tenor, except as to date of maturitv/vnZ, aggregating the principal sum of six Million «ix fifty thr>n«and and n’ft /1 on Dollars, and is issued for the purnose of acquiring and improving school sites, constructing, repairing, remodeling and equipping buildings, and acquiring school furniture, fixtures and equipment under Section 26, Article 10, of the Constitution as Amended and Title"76, Article 15, Oklahoma Statutes 1951/ and other Statutes of the State supplementary and amendatory thereto. • • IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED AND RECITED that all .acts, conditions and things required to be done precedent to and in the issuance of this bond have been properly done, happened and been performed in regular and due form and time as required by law and that the total indebtedness of said district, including this bond and the series of which it forms a part, does not exceed any constitutional or statutory limitation and that due provision has been made for the collection of an annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on this bond as it falls due and also to constitute a sinking fund for the ^payment of the principal hereof at maturity. j/i

___ by his facsimile signature IN WITNESS WHEREOF said School District has caused this wand to be signed by the President of the Board of Education,/attested by the Clerk and sealed with the £eal thereof this 1st day of June , A.D. 1962 , facsimile factimiltc

(SEAL)

President, Board 0/ Education •

•»

ATTEST:

1* tte arnMT f'fcd with tbm effect ipweiflwd M the Wok Wmf.

MEETING OF APRIL 17, L962 - CONT'D V

t L #116 continued.

(Fora or coupon) Coupop Number On the _________ day of â€˘ Independent______ School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, promises to pay to bearer the sum of Dollars in lawful money of the United States of America at Liberty National Bank k Trust Company________ * Oklahoma City___________ > State of Oklahoma; or, at the option of the holder, â€˘ t the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma, in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such Agency, then at the Manufacturer64Wu1^ Company, in said City and State of New York, for interest

due that day on its Building and Equipinent Bonds Series A_____ ____________ 1962 , of ~ Dollars, dated June 1, 1962 Number .

President, Board of Education ATTEST:

_______________________ ' Clerk, Board of Education

STATE OF OKLAHOMA

SS COUNTY OF

OKLAHOMA

X We, the undersigned, County Attorney and County Clerk, respectively, of said County, in said State, in which the within named District is situated, hereby certify that the within Bond is one of a series of bonds Issued by the within named District pursuant to law, and that the entire issue of said bonds is within the debt limit imposed upon said District by the Constitution and laws of the' S ate of Oklahoma.

WITNESS our respective official hands and the seal of said County this day of April_____________ > A.D. 1962

County Attorney

28th

MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1962 - CONT'D

STATE OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY

R. #116 Continued.

OKLAHOMA

I, the undersigned, the duly qualified and acting Treasurer of the within named School District* in said County and State, hereby certify that I have duly registered the within bond in my office on this the 28th day of April A-D- —126 WITNESS my hand, the date above written.

Treasurer STATE OF OKLAHOMA, OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL, BOND DEPARTMENT

’

I HEREBY CERTIFY that I have examined a certified copy of the record of proceedings taken preliminary to and in the issuance of the within bond; that such proceedings and such bond show lawful authority for the issue and are in accordance with the forms and meth.oc. of procedure prescribed and provided by me for the issuance of bonds of like kind; and that skid bond is a valid and binding obligation according to its tenor and terms, and, under the provisions of Title 62, Oklahoma Statutes /^L57 Sections 11, 13 and 14, requiring the certificate of the Bond Commlssiofifer of the State of Oklahoma thereon, is incontestable in any Court in the State of Oklahoma unless suit thereon shall be brought in a Court having Jurisdiction of the same within thirty days from.the date of thiB approval of said bond appearing in the caption hereto. Attorney General, Ex-Officio Bond Commissioner of the State of Oklahoma

by his facsimile signature by facsimile of seal SECTION 3. That each of said bonds shall be signed by the President of the Board of Education,/have the corporate seal of said School District affixed thereto, /and be attested by the Clerk of the Board of Education, and each of said interest coupons shall be executed by the facsimile signatures of said President and Clerk; that said officers are hereby authorized and directed to cause said bonds and interest coupons to be prepared and to execute the same for and on behalf of said Board; have the same registered by the Treasurer of said School District, endorsed by the County Attorney and County Clerk, and presented to the Attorney General, Ex-Officio Bond Commissioner, together with a certified transcript of all proceedings had in connection with their issue, for his approval and endorsement; that thereafter said bonds shall be delivered to the purchasers, upon payment of the purchase price thereof, which shall not be less than par and accrued interest. The proceeds derived from the sale of said bonds shall be placed in a special fund and used solely for the purpose of providing funds for the purpose set out in the bond in Section 2 hereof.

SECTION 4. That beginning in the year 1963 , a continuing annual tax sufficient to pay the interest on said bonds when due and for the purpose of providing a sinking fund with which to pay the principal of said bonds when due shall be and is hereby ordered levied upon all taxable property of said District, in addition tQ all other taxes, said sinking fund to be designated, " Building and Equipment Bonds_________ _______ Series A_____________________ Bande> of 1962 Sinking Fund*. Said tax shall be and is hereby ordered certified, levied, and extended upon the tax rolls and collected by the same officers, in the same manner and at the same time as the taxes for general purp'oses in each of said years are certified, levied, extended and collected; that all funds derived from said tax shall be placed in said sinking fund, which, together with all interest collected on same, shall be irrevocably pledged to the payment of the interest on and principal of said bonds when and as the same fall due. ADOPTED AND APPROVED this

17th

day of

April_______________ , A.D.

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1962

< [

President, Board of Education

(SEAL) ATTEST

_ __ Cxerk,

>oar< o'

vji

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MEETING OF APRIL 17, 1962 - CONT'D V

u #116 lontinued

#117 )pen Bids on Printing Bonds

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to open bids on the printing of Building and Equipment Bonds, these bids having been received in response to the Notice attached. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation of bids follows: Base Bid

Bidder

Northern Bank Note Wesbanco, Oklahoma H. Dorsey Douglas, Semco Color Press,

$1,600.00 1,828.75 1,995.00 2,799-02

Company, Chicago City Oklahoma City Oklahoma City

Each Int. Change $17.50 7.50 18.85 10.00

R. #118 Printing of Bonds Awarded

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to accept the low bid of $1,600.00 plus $17.50 for each of five changes in interest rate submitted by the Northern Bank Note Company, Chicago, for the printing of 6,650 bonds per specifications. On. roll call, all members voted "Aye."

R. #119 Application for Frame Building Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to authorize Mr. Tom Smith to make application for the purchase from the Division of Surplus Property Utilization, Department of Health, Education and Welfare, of a 40' x 200' frame building to be dismantled and used in the maintenance of all schools. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Price to be $150.C 0.

R. #120 Negotiation for Laundry Equip. Approved

Authorization was requested for the Director of Purchasing to negotiate for the purchase of additional laundry equipment (extractors and dryers) to be used in the central laundry at a cost of $1,600.00. Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch for this negotiation to be made and for the Director of Purchasing to give a report to the Board at an early date of the anticipated cost of operating this central laundry as compared to our present system for supplying laundry service to our schools. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

R. #121 Adj ournment

Motion to adjourn this meeting and to meet at 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, April 24, 1962, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Lt J ATTEST:

Approved the

day of 7^7

., 1962.

President

MEETING OF APRIL

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION — THE SESSION

24, . 1962

CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, L962,

4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch ABSENT:

Phil

C. Nornntb

Others present: Dr. Jack Parker, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent ALex Higdon, Asssstant to the Superintendent; Hugh Ginn, Bisiness - Manager; David Light, Clhef Accouunant; Tom Smith, Director; W. H. Thomas and Duane Weeieet, Classroom Teachers; W-lmia Cain, Clerk; Jim Reid, The' Daily OlhLahoman.

The invocation was given by Ms. Weech.

Invocation

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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

MoHon was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the following calendar R. #122 Calendar for for the 1962-63 school year. On rolL call, alL mernmbrs present voted "Aye < 11 1962-63 School Year Approved Holidays Date Professional Days Event 5 '

Pre-School Conference

Ausgist 27-31

Labor Day

September 3

Classes Begin

September - 4

Dstrict 0 E A

September 24

State 0'E A

October 25 & 26

Thanksgiving

November 22 & 23

Christmas

December 24 - January 1

Easter

Appil 12 & 15

Classes End

May 29

MemalrsaL Day

May - 30

Record Day

1 9

May 31

SUMMARY

School Year .

- - -

10 Months

- -

40 Weeks

- -

200 Days

Less Days Not Taught, as follows:

Professional Diys-Teachers

Holidays

Days Taught - Classes in Session Work Days for Teachers

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178

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187

The S^j^^i^iin-tende:^^ reported that we have received several proposals for the purchase of Land we own in connection with the Capful Hill Senior High School site and Land at SW 57 and Ross. . MoHon was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Ms. Welch to appoint three appraisers to appraise these two pieces of property and to report back to the Bard. A.1 members present voted "Aye" on roll call. •

R. #123 Apppra.sal of Unused Propert Approved

M. Gaal K. McGhee presented to the Bard details■ concerning the BUler steel buildings. The Beard asked the Director of Purchasing -to provide for their inspection samples of the .mateeials to be used by the various bidders on the steel buildings.

Steel Bolding Discussion

MEETING OF APRIL

24, 1962 - COONT'D

R. #124 Professional Trip Approved.

R. #125 Van Buren PTA Petition of Thanks .

Motion was made by Ms. Welch and , seconded by M. Estes to send a written acknowledgment of. the Petition of Apppeccation received -from the Van Buren PTA organization. The .motion carried unanimouuly.

R. #126 Adj ournment

MoWon to adjourn and to meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Ms. Weech, and carried.

was .moved, by Ms. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to.direct the Director of Purchasing, a representative from the Engineering Depprtment, and others whose services ,m.ght be needed to go in one car at Board expense to Henessey to see one of the Btler steel buildings being used for classroom purposes. On roll call, all membbrs present voted "Aye."

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President ATTEST:

1962.

Approved the

Independent

THE ■ BOARD OF EDUCATION OF of

OMOham

A.D.

Ige

county,

Oklahoma, , met

... IN ■ SAID SCHOOL .DISTRICT ON ■ THE 7AT~'QCC0e 3HP'Chore A.M ♦

W« 89' regular- session Ifth____DAT OF April______ .

SCHOOL ■ DISTRICT NUMBER

jn ' Adjourned'

President and Membbr

PRESENT:

Vice President and Memmer E Member

Memmer Memmer

Clerk

ABSENT:

(Other Proceedings) It appearing that due and legal notice had .been .given that said . School District would.. offer for sale on .this. date and ..at this. . hour and at this . place its Bonds ..maturing ' $ in . WO years...from ' their ".date and

annually each year thereafter until paid, the Board .of Education proceeded to consider the blds received for the purchase of said bonds. The . following bids uprp

trpH

q-nrl

r» evne-i rWpr1 Jay.

+?ia

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MEETING . OF MAY 7, 1962

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

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

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1962, AT 7:30 P.M. F. Lott, President

PRESENT:

Ph.1 C. Beenntt Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, M. J., Birr, Asssstaet Superintendents; ALex Higdon, Asssstmt to the Superintendent; C. E. Cootley, Dr. Mervel ' Lunn, Gladys MdDoald, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith, Directors; Hugh Ginn, Buiness Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; ' George H. C. Green, . Treasurer; Miilard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; W. H. Taylor, Duane Weei.n:e,t, CLass^:o(^(m Teachers; Lloyd Estes, OEA; Vivian Mhtox, Clara Jeffers, Teachers, also Gladys Giilette; Dr. W. L. Haywood, Arthur Boyd, Mrs. Doois Fields, Mrs. Eugene Coobin, Mrs. Bertha Williams, all from tie Harrison School Diisrict; Ray Kites, representing the Association of Insurance Agents; Jim Reid, The Daly OHahoman.

The .invocation was given by Dr. Haywood.

Invocation

Dr. Haywood, as President of the School Board of the Harrison School District No. 36, .made a brief talk indicating the pleasure of his Board and. the patrons of the Hirrison district in their’ becoming a part of the Oklahoma City System. 7*'

Harrison School Diisrict Welcomed to Oklahoma City Disrict

Mr. Loot, Mr. Bennet, and Mr. Thompson replied to his gracious remarks and added commenns of welcome.

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Estes, the .minutes of the meetings of Appil 2, 1962, Appil 17, 1962, and Appil _27, 1962, were approved as read.

R. #127 ytnutes Approve

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, TreasUreor, made his regular m^o^t^th-y report, filed.

A copy was handed to the Clerk to be preessuee's Report

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, had nothing of a legal nature to report at this time.

Attorney's Report

Mr. Prigmore, AuUdtor, reported all bills as ' listed in the agenda have been checked • by the Auditleg Depprtment and are ready for action of the Board.

Auitoo' s Report

On motion of Mr. Bennet, seconded by Mrs. Wee.ch, the foregoing reports 'were approved as presented. A.1 mernmbrs voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #128 Reepots Approve

Judge Lybrand left the .meeting at this point'(5:00 p.m.).

Vr. Lybrand Led

R. #129 Mr. Kites of the Association of IeiuraeIn Agents presented Item No. 13 under the GGnnral Bidinnss section of this agenda at this point in the meeting inasmuch as he had an appoont- Boie:r Insurant ment elsewhere shortly.• Motion was made by Mr. Bênnet and seconded- by Mr. Estes to approve Renewed the renewal of a boiler iesdraeie policy with the Hartford. Steam. Boler Insurance Company based on a three year poo-icy, premiums to be paid annually. Tô^j^L premium depooit, $28,817.00. Deôst premium - due currently Deepost premium May 1, 1963 Deepost premium May 1, 1967

KabbUation:

Hartford Steam (3 yr. Insta.l.mnnt)

GGurantrnd Cost $28,853.00 Maximum Premium Minimum Premium 21,779.00 3 Yr. Dep. Premium 28,817.00

$11,777.00 8,670.00 8,670.00

Travelers (3 yr. • Instrllennn)

Maryland (3 yr. Installment)

$29,127.86 21,270.00 29,100.00

$31,509-78 21,552.65 31,780.96

Pad-fic Ind. (3 yr. Instal ment ) $27,809.97

27,809.97

Motion was made by Mr. Bennet and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the renewal of our' boiler iesdraeIe policy with the Hartford ' Steam Boler Ieiuraeie Coomp^]n;y. On roll call, all .memmers voted "Aye."

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - COUNT'D

SUPERINTENDENTS REPORT

R. #130 Professional Trips Approved

Motion was made "by M*. Estes and seconded Dy Mr. Benn.net to direct all head custodians and custodial supervisors to attend a workshop for school custodians and school engineers at OkLahoma State Unnverrity, Oklahoma, June 11, 12, and 13, 1962; the Board of Education to pay $20.00 toward the expenses of'each person directed to attend the workshop. It is recommended that the dis^cct-owied school Duies Toe used to transport these custodians to Stillwater and return trip to Oklahoma City. On roll call, all i^e^e^mue’s voted "Aye."

R. #131 Employment of Coosultant AAproved

It was .moved Uy Mr. Thompson, seconded Uy Mr. Bennet, to approve the employment of Dr. Paschal Twyman, Department of Education, Oklahoma State UnSversity, as c-nsultant for three days in connection with the Teacher Eivi.luation Study, for a totai of $186.00. (Con suLtant fee plus expemes.) A.1 pemPuru voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #132 Enpl-oyppn-t of Coosultant Approved

Motion was made Uy Mrs. Welch and seconded Uy Mr. Estes to approve the employment of Dr. (GaLe Rose, Department of Education, UnSversity of Chicago, as June, 1962, in connection with the Teacher Evaluation Cotferrncr, Summr Wookshop. Bard of Education to pay $100.00 connuUtant fee plus trlnsl-rtlCi-n and other expenses. A.1 pemPeru voted "Aye" on r^^L^L call.

R. #133 Professional Trip Approved

It was .moved Uy Mr1. Estes and seconded Uy Mrs. We.ch to approve the payment of $50.00 to the National Science Founddtion Institute for Elementary Teachers and Supeerv.sors of Arithmetic; ■ Institute to Ue conducted at Southeastern State Teachers Cooiege, Durant, OkLahoma. Mrs. Allene B. Mze has Ueen accepted 'for participation from the Oklahoma City Public Schools and will attend the Institute from July 30 toAuugut 2U, 1962. On roll call, all P<epperu voted "Aye." - -

Information to the Board

The Ceenral Office has received a ctIPlpnicatitn from the County Superintendent of Schools declaring the following property annexed to Independent School District No. 89 of Okllhtml County, OkLahoma, as of May 11, 1962: ’ A.1 of Dependent School DisSrict No. 36 of Oklahoma County, OkLahoma. (See map Ueltw)

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 -.CONT'D

Dr. Parker reported, that he had received, several inquiries concerning the use of swimming pools and. the possibility of reactivating some of them. He asked, the Board to .direct him to assume adminiiSrative control over the pools that swimming t^e^ems will have equal tme to practice. Mrs. Weech. made a motion which was ■ seconded by Mr Beimnet to direct the Super intendent to set up a . commttee to regulate the time for the various teams to use the swimim_ng pools. On roLL ■ call, all members voted "Ayy."

R. #13Committee to Reegilate . Use ' o: Swimming Pools

The Superintendent reported • on the study imide concerning two tracts of distrcctoWTrned land which several people have wanted to buy. After conisitltioi with various .me^t^b^ers of the staff, he reported that the Caadtol Hill High School property in question is being used for various school . purposes and we should, not sell it. He further reported that it would not be wise at this time to sell the site at SW 57 and Ross in view of the continued development in that area. Mooion was.imide by M. Thompson, seconded by Mr Beernntt, that we notify those who had inquired that the properties are not for sale at this ime. The .motion carried unanimously on roll call.

R. #135 Sites at ' SW 57 Ross and CHHS Not For Sale

PERSONNEL

Motion was made by Ms. Welch and seconded by Mr Estes that' the foUowing persons be empL.oyed and that contracts with the teachers Listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Diisrict by the Superintendent or■ person by him designated , that P-L

Personnel Recommended

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962

Personnel Recommended.

P-2

RECOMMENDATIONS TO

THE SOARD;

TEMPORARY SHPLOYMENTS

Mrs. Flora THE COURSE,

mae drabek as a teacher for a nurses aide class, salary $180. total amount for EFFECTIVE APRIL |6S I962 THROUGH MAY 17, I962. (4 HOURS PER DAY FOR THIS PERIOD)

DR. WILLIAM MUMMERY AS ■ A SCHOOL PBYCHOOOOIST, SALARY TO BE $150. MRS. DOROTHY HAMILTON AS A CLERK ' AT NOF^-THI^t^S^-T,

SALARY $235.

MRS. BETTY ROMAN AS A CLERK IN DR. BROAD'S OFFICE, ■

■

PART TIME DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE,

PER MONTH,

TOTAL

EFFECTIVE APRIL. 5,

SALARY $265. PER MONTH,

I962.

EFFECTS APRtL 27, ' 1962. ' '

RECOMMEND PAYMENT OF $I,5°D. TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA MEDICAL CENTER FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES ,

OF . ROBERT WITTIER AND CLARENCE MILLER, FOR THE PERIOD DECEMBER

I96l . THROUGH MARCH

CORRECTTON;

...

MRS. MARGARET MC LAIN'S SALARY SHOULD BE CORRECTED TO READ, FROM $4800. TO $5400., JULY I, I96J.

SUBSTTTUTES

FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR

ALLEN, JEAN ELLEN

HICKS,

SUZANNE

IRWIN,

BETTY •

KELLEY, CAROL

1961

1405 ne JI55 NW 2208 SW 36|8 NW

SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY

ELEM.

KDD.., ELEM.,.SPEECH

BUSINESS

BROOKS, FANNNE

1616

NE I0

ELEM.

WILLIAMS, THEOPOUS

624|

WALKER, FLORINE W.

MILLARD, MARY ARLENE

EFFECTIVE

- 1962s

52 63I7 S. COUNTRY CLUB DR. 28I2 NW 46 900 NE 26

SKAGGS,'BETTY J.

1962.

BATH

ELEM. s.s.

NURSE

PHYS.

ED., HISTORY

COJNT.'D

1962 MEETING OE MAY :

CTX

(D 1—1 0 a (D 0 0 0 w 0 h 0 (1) C) l-H P9

MAINTENANCE

RES IGNATIONS

NAME

terminations

4-6-62

ASSIGNMENT

PA I NTER

4-28-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Operator Heavy Equipment

4-1.8-62

COGGINS. •WILLIAM D.

Helper Landscape

4-i6-62

Eaton. Vernon Ennis, Nathan F. Helper Fencing

Helper Drayagl

4-18-62

3-30-62

4-2-62

4-26-62

Glidewell. Carl

Harris. Ernest R. Carpenter

Brickmason

Howell, James ■ D. Houlihan, John

Laborer

Molina, Jose Smith. Willis V.

Hll plr Landscape

Roofer

Volgle. Howard H,

TERMINATION

Hayes. Clarence

SERVICE

-K

Jir,

T„

Floorman

Jefferson

i T. ■ Floorman

i T. Floorman

i T. Floorman Capitol Hill Sr.

Floorman

FloormaN

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

-----

Floorman N0RTHWP9T Cl ASSFN

PERSONNEL

EMPLOYMENT

salary

.200.

NAME

Russom. Bob Lll

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

4-i6-62

4-16-62

4-4-62

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Floorman Northwest ■■ Ct . assfn

„

I '?

t^Floorman Capiaol-’Hill Sr.

Floorman Heronnilll

i T.-^loorman

JCjjbfRT&jW------------- -

JlfflrSon Jr.

i T. ■ ■ Floorman

WATCHMAN

i T. Floorman—-— Washington. .

Harding

| T. Floorman

■g T. ■ ■ Flo’orman • 5-I-62 ... Prairie Qulln

5-1-62

*|00.

3-30-62

Jr.

$200.

w.,

Irwin, Gordon B.

Ridlns, Earl

$100.

4-5-62

Akin. Rordfn

$I00-

Wright. Lfroy N.

Rover, Hfnry Oi ivfR

$ 50.

4-24-6?

3-30-62

5-9-62

• s-q-6?

4-10-62

Transfer)

♦tad.

4-26-62

Eaton, Earl P.

|ioo.

(Filled 4-9-62

Little, Michael L.

4-17-62 Harding

4-24-62

Capitol Hill • Sr.'

i T. Floorman • Washington

3-31-62

.i85,

John Marshall

Floorman

T. Floorman i -. Capitol • Hill Sr,

k£E

i T. Floorman>

Floorman Northwest Classen. .

4-i6-6l

4~l6-62

4-13-62

4-17-62.

Johnson. Claud R.

Watchman Capitol hill Sr.

I100.

*200.

Mintlr. John H.

$10(0.

4-10-62

Jonls, Thomas L.

4-11-62

1 T. Floorman

Robertson. David

Floorman

Lff

4-9-62

i To Floorman

T. Floorman Capitol Hill Sr.

5-II-62

4-27-62

$200.

4-l3-62 Floorman Floorman Shields Heights

Rodgers, David E.

Floorman Southeast

4-13-6?

• ■

EFFECTIVE DATE

,---------------- —------------------------------------------------------------ - ---------------

name

■.

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r--------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------

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•

ASSIGNATIONS------ ,—.ft,

■Al* cvi r* MA T 1 ftMC

CA“L

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CARL TON r . • UHARLlgK

W-

bFORRF £*

Sim

JIM

InUMMIP”’ " 4

■

dfNwai t, Wjlliam W.

GORDON.

G»ppm GREENg

A»

IRWIN. bUKUVN -■■ knt

■

W»- JR

M . 1 i«

FaRI

PS'* ■ ■ HERMAN L»

r ■ itti f • .John • L«Jr»

rHiLLi

nllDr.Nb.

RinsNE

JFsSIF

Tc^pv • • • Mfi vin SMITHf

IlMCri 1 TinUMMO uHMA'R UNbtLL.

^Pippins • Transferred)

■_■■• *

■

STATION

—RESIGNATIONS

E.KINSj. Wil. LIAM B.

RETIREMENT

SUPPLY

..Tansei.. • Tom

Clerk Storeroom

Studio

4-18-62

4-.IT-62

#100.

$200.

SALARY

Jack Oay by transfer)

Davis.

(filled

T. V. ■ STATION

Daniels, William E...

ENGINEERING

$6100.

...»

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

$6oo. Caf Allowance

Davenport, Charlie W.,Jr. $100.

Jennings,. Ooy A.

SAFETY

Chronister Charles David

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL APPROVED EXP.

4-24-6-2

4-0-6?

5-1- 62

4-9-62

4-24-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Cameraman

Building Inspector Engineering '

Bus

Driver Star Spencer

Bus Drivel Star Spfncfr

Relief Floolman All Schools

remarks

REPLACEMENT

s p

7 , 1962 -

(Zorisch Tlansffllfd)

T.V.

Manager

4-30-62

Driver Star Spencer

Bus

■

MOflRF, Cl ARFNCF

4-6-6?

Bus Driver Star Spencer

■ ISchRoedfr. ■ Kenneth

RESIGNATIONS

4-11-62

Riverside

Sir ’

RobiNson, Hugh W.

4-84-62

4-ll-f>2

Relief Floorman All Schools

EFFECTIVE DATE

Custodian Horacf Mann Custodian

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

FowifO.M B.

NAME

Damron? Cleavi

■ ■■

.SAFETY ■

service

RETIREMENTS

8 Du

Q 0 §

td m

MEETING OF MAY

CONT'D

$ f

(1) <l)

0) 1—1 Ti CD fl fl CD fl 0 o 0 w o

TERMINATIONS g s EFFECTIVE DATE

4-24-62

assignment

Helper Hawthorne

NAME

Cobb,-BErtha ' J.

4-5-62

Hawthorne 4-24-62

Helper

4-2-62

First Cook Northeast

Gibson, • Martha

Maggie

4-2-62

4-l7-62

4-I6-igfe

4-2-62

4-6-62

4-2-62

Lane.

Helper Eugene Field

4-2-62.........

minni e L.

Baier Classen

fr,

Martha P.

MH 1

Jefferson

Second Cook Sanders, Belva A.

Jefferson

Second Cook

Helper Green Pastures

Northwest Classen

Manager

Helper Captiol Hill

Cleopatra

Anna Laura

Schuler. Anna

Ward. Wright,

Jr.

Lane.

Helper Gatewood

•

Gai. iAhfr, . MiLnRFn

RESIGNATIONS

Van Vrankin, Chloe

by Substitute)

(iMnuBCOM TRANFFFRIRFn)

(Filled

■

Mae

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

NAME

Myrtle A.

Holliday. Jewel

Turner.

Kirkpatrick. Agatha

Thomas. Coreen

IIna Map

Sanders, Belva A.

, Hau f

Henslee. Thelma Bell

SALARY

.80

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

4-6-62

REPLACEMENT

....

Jr. '

REMARKS

Helper Gatewood

Hawthorne

4-25-62

Helper

.80

Helper Capitol Hill

..... .

Jr.

Pastures

Second Cook Capitol Hill

Northfaft

Helper

Jefferson

Second Cook

Green

Helper

4-2-62

4-16-62

-.80

.80

4-10-6?

4-2-62

.80

4-16-62

.90

1.00

MEETING- OF MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended.

:C0D

PERSONNEL

SERVICE TERMINATIONS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

OR' EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

remarks

( (Additional)

Reinstatement Hibbard, Et a inf

.80

4-ll~6?

HAinniNG

(Additional)

Oeinstatfment Brumm et. - Goldie.

.90

4-24-62

Helper Shields Heights

(Additional)

Standifer. Clara L.

.80

4-9-62

Helper

Jefferson

z j

i . .

■

FAVF■OF ARSFNCF

. Elementary Manager Rogers.,- Senores Jean

4-6-62

Carver

....

) ’.1

•SA’

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

‘

■ *3

--- T—

FOODSERVICE THEBQ’SD < SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE"W

THE ■ FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS ■ SUBS

NAME

SCHOOL

BELL, THEONIA

Unassigned UNASSIGNED

Clemons, Flora Gragg, Maly Higgs, Oella Holliday, Jewel Horton, Ida M. Husk, Norma E. Johnson, Doris.Jean Lynch, Lucille Pearl Prince, Ova Dell Robertson, Anna Faye Oosson, Glaci e V. Taft, Adaline Williams, Alice

■S*'

CHANGE ■

IN ■ STATIC IN

per .hour,,

VAN

Unassigned Adams Only unassigned

Unassigned

pARTMENT PERSON\'EL

- CENTl^z^^_, Salary $|75» PER MONTH

Manage

Whee-Er, Salary

PER

SMITH. 0 - SUBSmWT^UNASSI GNED, SALA Y .80 ■ .85 r hour. Effective APLL 2, 1962. d

,90

Hawthorne

THE FOOD SERVICE DE

Salek, T|ll|e - Elementaly Manager Tlainee ti85»• per month. Effective Aphil 15,

pAL pE SpELL|NG, Doris

Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned UnassignedUnassigned Unassigned

ERMANENT Helper

HOUR TO P

0„ - B ker’s Helper .-Jefferson . Salary .80 Effective April 9, 1962. -

■ H°Ln,-.Je n - Cook - Fkwme,. Salary $1.00 Per -hour $175. ■ per ' month. Effective April 11, 1962, :

Sec°nd Cook - Jefferson, Sala

per hour - to

anager TRA|NEE

Elementary M

aLary

- N° Thwest CLAssen, S

alArY

- citral, S

SERVICE DEPARTMENT CHANGE

STATUS . OF ■

SERVICE DEPARTMENT personnels

ildZs,-

Beeson, - Dell - Custodian - - - Washington, . Salary $305. per month to Head Custodian PER MONTH EFFeCTIVE - ApR.IL ■' 6,

Laurent, Lloyd M. - ■ Temporar'c .helper - Plastering - - Maintenance-Deparwent. Salary ■ ||.2l-pER HOUR transferred to. the . Serv|ce .Department - Permanent Floorman -> Northwest Classen, SalAry. ?200, . pER - itonth. - Effect|VE

April |9, 1962.

.......

„

^CONT'D

■ETING OF MAY

Personnel Recommended

P-9

.................'

.MAINTENANCE-/'TEMPORARY- EMPLOYMENT

IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT;

' Carter,

Jacob B. - Temporary Laborer - Landscaping,Salary

Niblett, Tommy - Temporary Painter, Salary $1,75 per . hour.

■ $1.25

Effective April 2.3,

per hour.

Effective

March 19, 1962.

Southern, Floyd Joe - Temporary Landscape Helper, Salary $1.25

per hour.

Effective

April 24, 1962.

Helper - Plastering, Salary fi.35 per hour.

Owens, Lloyd Winston - Temporary Laborer - Plastering, Salary $1.25 Young, Ollie C.

Temporary Heavy Equipment Operator, Salary $1.75

Skinner, Bobby Gene - ' Temporary Laborer - Landscaping, Salary

per hour.

Effective

Effective April 23, 1962,

Effective April

per hour.

April 26, 1962,

Effective April 30,

1962,, 1962,

MAINTENANCE;

STATUS

■

Effective April 23, 1962,

per hour,

fl .25

Tigrett, Albert Henry - Temporary Laborer - FENCING, Salary fl.25

CHANGE

Effective April 16, 1962.

r Temporary

’ a/1 ’ »_ ' '

1962.

Sanders, .Otto Iven - Temporary Mechhnic s Helper, Salary $1,50

Taylor, Clifton

«Jj|Sgj

THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Allen, ' Bobby Lee - Boiler Control man - Plumbing nnd Heating Department, Salary $3600. to Refrigeration Mnn, Salary- $4000. per year. Effective march 16, 1962.

Maxfield, Elmer Darrell - Temporary Plumber s Helper, Salary $1.35 . . ... A*____ pril h, ' - 1962,

per hour to

$1.40

per year changed

per hour.

Effective

■

BROADCASTING CENTER

CHANGE

IN STATUS OF BRODCASTIIG CENTER .PERSONNEL;

Benson, Dnn - Cameraman - T. v. Station, Salary $250 per year. Effective April 24, 1962.

’

per month to

Studio

Manager - -T, V.

$3400. Bonds,

$4600.

Ted- Audio per year.

-Video Operator - T. v. Station, - Salary Effective April 2, 1962.

Station, Salary '

■

^4ioo?

per'year to

Zobisch, - Paul - Production - Department - T. v. Station, Salary $250. .V.Station, Salary $3500. .per year. Effective April 9, - 1962.

Transmitter Engineer, Salary

per month to the

Engineering Dep/rt-ient -

MoOion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by ■ Ms. ' Wet^li, seconded " by Mr. Estes, and carried on roll call with all membbrs voting "Aye." '

R. #136 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF’ MAY 7, 1962 - COHT'D

Mils and Ri;yoils Recommended

The following i^^ims Nos.w1, 2, and 3 were recommended for action of the B?ard:

A©® ‘frfJt

1$'©1-X'2’ jM'BBIU®- Egg MO©

/3’55 ^52^ Lo. © A (Q&Jj

a©® it jJcfe’

sv5L swfifowi®!© c

tete o’' j @

l3t@« &

©JU© tew

©f

wete* IbSXi^®

Ip©?1

te©.s ©suimatei g®M

@i&te©E©i

fLieteYs©i ie@£-

an XX© ©wAine

@55j5-Gpsri-isieap pW'W®© ©1 ©^wAAAsWg

@©A@1©Xjk@©

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■

1 X2

@te ©-^©Lp'lt

MEETING OF MAY . 7, . 1962. . . - . CONT'D =s~’^=e;=ss===

”v . IV Xm..,., ........

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

■

' 4>' r

BILLS.'•FJttlD' WITH • • THE' ' BOARD OF• ' EDUCATION . for . paYMENTMay ' 7th, 1962

THE. . ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE •BUSINESS MANAGER' HAVE . CHECKED ALL . BILLS. THE . . AUDITOR • HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

173..3 62.11

1960-61 GENERAIL FUND

5,668.29

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

52,626.12

100,213.10

331.869.62 . f

BOND FUND TOTAL

, ... ,

M. <7

1961-62 GENERAL FUND Low

Addresso.£graph-Multigraph Corp. Printing

Instruction Storeroom- Stock Printing

A & . E . Equipment Compauay

Standard

Low

BLdg. & Grounds General Instruc.

129.54 . 7.17 16.20 3.34 30.60 1.62 5.48

193.95

- 14.80 36.80 16.40

68.00

Avin &. Comiainy

Engineers Office

Low Letter Bid

18.95

Aner. •Asso. • Teach, of French

T.tle 111, . Subicrip. Publisher Sei.

5.00

Ameican Book Company

Storeroom. Stock

Publisher Sei.

Aiseicana Corp. • Ed.• Div.

New . Library Books

Pblisher Sei.

Aieeican Ed. Pullications

Geenral • Instruc.

Pblilsher Sei.

50.22. 5.58

55.80

229.50 - ‘

5.00

.-^Q . $’10.70 fa'

■

V .

_? _ »

Mu _

: ■'

I ‘-

. s

.. .

1 K1'

MEETING OF MAY 7., 1962 “ CONT'D T"

)

Mils and ^ayroOls Recommended

■5,1

1961-62 - GENERAL FUND - (continued)

American Electric-Ignition Co. Laws,, Rpe.Parts

American GtuLdancr Serv. Inc

Gnnral Instruc

B-2 Low

■ Publisher Sei.

American Heritage

Library

PCnlLishrr Sei.

American Lb. Association

Library

P^C^l^ishrr Sei.

22.15 5.51 3745

65.11

10.00 .19 21.00 40.00 .49 25.44

,97.12

11.75

2.25^ 7.25

'Aier. Print. Housr for .BLind

Gneral . Instrcc.

Andy's- Srw. ■ Meh. Se-rvicr

Rpp.Instr.Eqpt.

Apex Speciilties Company

General - Instrsc.

72.90

PCnlishrr Sei.-

25.00 Sellcrld

16.00 ,- 16.94

M’s. Odir P. Archer

ELa. M. Ashrr

•

AuCio-Visual " Departem! Australian News&Infor.Burrau

- W iiolin Shop

Special - Eduction

Reimb1c:•srmlnt

■ - 18.00

Special Education

Reimblcrsement

50..00

Audio - .iis. - Mrl.

Reimb1'crsrment

24.52

.Audio- iis. Mrl.

Publishrr Sei.

215.00

• Rpr. Instrc'c.- Eqpt.

Sellcred

67. OO 17.50 127.25

L.i. Ballard

^avel

Board Action

Barms & Noblr Inc.

Library

PuClishlo - Sei.

1.29

Barron's- Educational Serirs

Library

Publishrr Sei.

3-31

. Gennral. . Instrsc.

Publishrr Sei.

16.80

Bel-M>rt FiLes

Audio - iis. - . Mrl..

Publishrr - Sei.

13.00

Betty BidwsH

Special . Eduction ; Reimblcosement ■ 1- '- • ‘Wv■ ■ ■ ■ . - - ? / .’i-’ ■ Gemra! - - Instrsc.: Selecred

B^i^^ry-^Cardy Coeny

Bills Grocery X

Bioad . Corporation

■

^iCio.M£s.Mtr:rs.

BoardAction

52.72

32.40 37.80

,70.20

15.00

. - 125.00

MEETING OF MAY 7, 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

i 1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-3

R.K. Black Inc,.

Title 111,Instr.Mtl. Standard

R.K. Black Inc.

Printing

Low

Harold L. Blue

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

2.50

B & M. Sales Company

Bldg. & Grounds

Selected

22.69

Bob Brown- Supply Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low Selected

Braniff Airways, Inc.

Travel

78.25

107.80

."V

Board Action Reimbursement

T.H. Broad'

Travel

Board Action

John A. Brown Company

General Instruc.

Selected

50.00 12.70 18.20

80.90

1,419.95

1,454.88

46.30 32.90 9.06

41.96

Bob Brown Supply Company

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

25.20

Buchanan Fqed Mart No. 1

General Instruc.

Selected

16.76

Bureau of Ed. Research &■Serv. General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Bur Lane Stamp Company

Selected

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

3-30 2.54 —L26

5.80.

Dr. Robert Burns

In Serv. Training

Agreement

Butler Shade Company

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid Low

185.02 360.00

545.02

Facsimile Sig.Cert. Petty C.Reimb. Postage (Reg.Letters) Gas for Supt’s Car Pubs.for Curr.Library Book Rebinding General Instruc. Health Dept.Supplies Tags & Titles-Veh.Heavy Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt. Electronics Supplies Mower Repair Fidelity Bonds

6.00 4.90 2.00 6.59 8.27 8.65 3.50 . 11.00 12.73 9.87 1.60 10.00

. 85-. 11

Wilma Cain, Clerk

3-04

Mr.- ”C” Supermarket

General Instruc.

Selected

32.88

Carolina Biological Supply

Title 111,Supplies

Board. Action

68.34

MEETING OF MAI 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Jills and ’ayrolls tecommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Carpenter Paper Company

. General Instruc.

Low . '

Printing

Printing Bob Cates

Century Printing Company City Bus Company

6.68 , 10.50 66.9S 39.31 85.00 64.OO 25.86 48.68

. 208,47

Maint, Tires Vehic. Regular Custodial Supplies

Low

School Elections

Board Action

635.30

Board Action

2,554-75

. Public Carriers

13S.54

City of Nichols Hills

Water &. Sewerage

Utilities

. 17.00

City Spring Works, Inc.

General Instruc.

Selected

. 10.00

City of the Village

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

. .71.75

Collier Macmillan Lib. Div.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Collins Dietz Morris Co.

Custodial Supplies

Low

Columbia University Press

Library

Publisher Sei.

Community Playthings *

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

F.E. Compton & Company

Library

Board Action

1,348.20

Contemporary Films Inc.

Audio' Vis.Mtrls.

Board.Action

410.00

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply

Business Office

Low

General Instruc.

Board Action

Coronet Films

Audio Vis. Material

Publisher Sei.

Board. Action

20.37

14.15

3.25 .39

Title 111, Eqpt.

Copy’s Motion Pic.Eqpt.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.&Rpr. Standard

Clifford E. Costley

: Travel

25.00 135.00

3l>3.^.^0

46.90 53.45

Board Action

Selected Low

3,512.50 354.50

h.,. ”■ ' ,, ‘fie imburs ement -1Special Education

.Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Electronic Supplies

3.64

59.76

Low

Cory’s Motion Pic.Eqpt.

Cox Radio and Sound

143.30

70.85

Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Mrs. Henry Cousins

2.96

50.00 10.20 276.29

286.49

MEETING OF MAY 1, 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND . (continued)

B-5

Dagwell Dixie Company

Rpr. Instruc< Eqpt. ■> Selected

Daily Law Journal-Record

LegalfPublication!

Denoyer-Geppert Company

Publisher

1.86

-376.11 36.70 37-05 32.30 19.25

501.41

1,643.75 95.00

1,738.75

;

Title 111, Teach. Materials

Board Action

Dept.Elem.School Principals N.E.A.

Library

Publisher Sei.

4.00

Di-Bur Card Games

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

5.50

Dictaphone Corp.

Instruc. Office

Standard

Distribuidora De Publicationes Universales, S.A. Title 111,Subscrip.

1.20

Publisher Sei.

2.40

D.C. Divry Inc.

Title 111, Textbooks Publisher Sei.

7.84

Doenges-Supply

Title 111, Instruc. Material

Selected

General Instruc.

Selected

Dollies Ceramics

49.50 57.64 10.10

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Office Machines

Standard*

Dowlings Inc.

Title 111, Records

Low Selected

. 149.35 30.00

Selected

33.21 11.53 22.35 12.09 41.61 7-48 5-50 9-75

Dowlings Inc.

General Instruc.

Low

- 67.74 30.50

. 179-35

147.02 Bill Doyle

Public Relations Engineers Office Bldg. & Grounds Library Supplies

Low

Bldg. & Grounds Office Supplies Office Machines

. 5-50 4.40 5.10 140.00 • 28.00 5.00 21.50 4-47 7-30 266,72

Doubleday & Company

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

8.35

MEETING OF .MAY . T, 1962 -

‘D

-j

—-

Bills and. Pajyolls Recommended.

m • • • •'■

■

1961-62 GENERAL FUND ’ ' (continued)

Ddanqy’s Dist.. Company

■

Library ; Office Mchines 'i-Vi : Office- M,a^c1d^:nes ’

Dxulicatsjig. Products

. - Selected Selected .

/--

Standard

Agreement

B-6 9.28

J^60,

22.08

7.20 6.00 40.40 7.50

61.10

Eastman Ko<dak Company

Rpr.Instrcc.Eqpt.

Standard

96.00

Edi-phone Company

Purchasing

Low

10.00

Educational Audio- Visual Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei. ■

27.50 1.09

2Ks6

New Library Books

___

- Ed^cato^l Record- Sales

61.94

Publisher Sei.

EducaCional Testing Service

Title 5, Supplies

Board Action

5,524.00

Avin - R. Eggeling

Travel

Board - Action

115.75

T.O. - - Ekonen

Rpr-.Instruc-.Eqp/i

Selected

Electronic - Supply Company

Electronic Supplies

Selected

Rpr- .Instruc .Eqpt.

Low

Electronic - Supply Company

Title 111, Supplies

Board Action

42.60

Encyclopaedia Britannica

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

91.90

'■Encyclopaedia Britannica Films 9 !. Inc. ■ Audio Vis. - Mtl.

F-

51.34

New Library Books

Encyclopaedia Britannica - Film, Title 111, -Film aInc.

3.00 17.20 16.60 69.60

3,018.30

Bogard Action

Publisher Sei.

• - Enrichment Teaching Mtrls.

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

; - Lloyd M. Estes

Travel

Board - Action

Low

f ■" ’ ■ '■ i ' Expression -Company . ■

!. Geneal Instruc.

Publisher - Sei. '

Eye - Gate House Inc.

f- - - ) ■ ■ ■ j Geneal - Instruc.

Publisher Sal.

,-yIp-'n’i'"--

' ■

•

120.05 16.25 60.10

196.40

21.96 100.10

. Gneral Instruc. i-Rpr* - - - Instruc-»-Eqpt. ! ■. ' '■ ' --

Eureka Wt(^;r Company

. 103.40

5.00 6.00

11.00

11.69 . - 30.00

MEETING OF MAY 7, 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-7

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Felton Design Studio

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei. ■

16.50

FiIm Associates of Calif.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

10.00

Film Images Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

355.50

Dr. Virginia Flanagan

Extra Help

Agreement

50.00

Focus Films Company

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

26.29

The Folk Dancer

Title 111, Instruc. Material

Publisher Sei.

3.39

The Fox-Vliet Drug Co.

Supplies

Low

Mr. Chester Francis

In Serv. Training

Board Action

109.60

Ben Franklin Variety Store

General Instruc.

Selected

t 21.97

Fretwell Motor Company

General Instruc.

Agreement

Ji?

2.00 4-50 1.80 10.36

,12.00

18.66

Garretts Garage

Maint. Repair

Selected

25.55

I.C. Gaumer

Title 111, Books

Low

96.14

General Electric Company

T.V. Eqpt. Rental

Rental Agreement

General Electric Supply Co.

General Instruc.

Low

General Science Serv. Company

Title 111, Supplies

Board Action

728.00

Gil-Mor Chemical Company

Custodial Supplies

Low

460.00

Ginn and Company

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

12.39

Goldsmith Music Shop,Inc.

Title 111, Records

Publisher Sei.

49.85

Go Mo Products, Inc

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Graham Paper Company

Printing

Low

500.00

. - ;■

39.09 1.29 3.66 • 14 5-49 8.49 .19 ' 20.62

• '

3-36

78.97

•

168.40

MEETING. . OF . ...MAY . . 7, . 19.62. . - . . CONT’ D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL .FUND -.(continued)

• Special Education

Ms. Gertrude Gray

J.B.Greene \

---

Ms. • . Tieeial Gregory

B—8

■ Reimbursement

35-70

Travel

Board . Action

84.10

Special . Education

Reimbursement

Harry C. Hsamlton

CtutodiaL Supplies

Low

C.S. Hammond & Company

Gennral Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Harper and Bros.

Library

Publisher Bel.

4*44 4.20

. 71 .50

20.40

10.79 5.10 3.79

Harr• Waggier Publ, Co.

General Irnstr^uc.

Publisher Sei.

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Geineal Instruc.

1,001.86 258.18 146.63 16.85 Standard 15.00 77-10 13.80 11.16 Selected 26.40 8 • 64 Low Letter Bid 11.61 Low . 12.94 148.52 155-86 22.80 ■ 3.90 74.40 15.12

Rpr. Instruc.

Furn. Rpr. Mtrl. • Rpr., Instruc.• Eqpt.

•

Engineers Office Genneal Instruc.

Furn, Rpr.• Mttl.

Genneal Instruc.

19 .68 7.55

Bogard . Action

Hastings House, Publishers /

Library

Puuiisher. Sei.

Hearne Brothers .

Geeineal Instruc.

Board . Action

Hohman- & Brown . Appliance Serv. Rpr. Instruc-.EiPt.

8.64

Standard

Selected

2,020 .77

9.67

52 .50 ■

2.13 3.75 19.86 28.71

54-45

Hoot, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. Library

Publisher. Sei.

4.60

Hooper Supply Co.

138.00

Hudinurg • Chevrolet Inc.

Hmnnccrtt Publishiing. Co. •

\ ■

■

G^c^sc^c^I Inftfuc.

Low Letter. " ' Bid

General Instruc.

Agreement

General . Instruc.

Publisher. Sei. ,

■

17 .35 20.00 18.80

j- -, 3S .80

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and PajroLLs Recommended

1961-62■ GENERAL FUND , (continued)

Htunicker Brothers

Storeoom- Stock General Instruc. ■ . ■

■

B-9

■

Board • Action' >

... 131.99 '*'434.86

’

Ldw

. Purchasing-

237.89"' ., .363.44 '

2,281.94 7.17

3.457.29

29.50

Hydraulic■ Equipment Co®

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt. • Selected

Indiana Univ. . Audio Center

Audio • Vis. Mrls.

Publisher Sei.

8.15

Ind. Gasket & • Packing Co.Inc.

Rpr.• Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected

2.88

The Instructor Magazine

^^^1 Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

International Bns. Mac Ines

Supt’s. Office Asst. •■ Supt. Ofice Instruc. Office IBM • Eqpt. RenttaL

102.00 ' • . 29.25 12.50 Rent Agreement 1,867.75 ‘ 75.00 Standard 15.00 65.00 2.166.50 Board Action

Ofice Maahhines

International FiLm Bureau

International Haavester Co®

Audio• VoLj3. Mtrl.

Jenkins Music Company

Selected

Publisher Sei.

Low

General• Instruc.

Publisher Se-1.

General Instruc.

Low

Rpr. j

294.72 59.50

354.226 36.84

Low

Mant. • Parts

Interstate Litho Plate & • Sply. Gnneal Instruc. Printing

Interstate Printers &• Publ.

-10.00

•• • Eqpt.

Selected

23.50 1013.00

2.00 .14 91.75 48.84 1.70 4.25 5.10 48.60 26.01 42.92 58.64• 74.16 15.25 71.65 46.40 81.20 95-84 53.60 ■ 48.00

.131.50

2.14

■

813.

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

' APS. <

;

’ ' '

”

B-10

1961-62 GENERAL FUNDI (continued)

Jim's .Cteamlin- SupeJSe;rv<

■ Mant.-Tires, TUbes

Selected. -

Title 111, . Film

Low

Johnson W10.- ELectrliics

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Low Selected

General Instruc.

Fred Jones Ford

Min!. Rpr.Parts Genesl Instruc.

The Judy Company

.. Storeroom-• Stock

Kamen Wiping Mateials

Crutdlial Supplies

- General Instruc.

Kamp Bros. Grocery

<.70.13 ■

. . ;£..50

Johnson W10. ■ Electronics

Jones Boys #6

,181.38 88.75 .

2.97 30.20

33.17 34.36

■ Selected Standard Agreement

Selected

218.46 27.62 15.09

261.17

,,225.00 ' ■ 405.00

6310.00

Low

115.00 ■

Selected

177.84 - —

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc.

Genea! Instruc.

Low

67.14

Knowledge BUlders

Audio- Vis.- Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

10.00

LaUbach Music Company Gary D. Lawson ■ *

, Rpr. Instruc. - Eq!..

•

’

Marrin Leach

Selected

Genial Instruc.

Puuiisher Sei.

Sppcial Educction

Reimbursement

Leonhardt Lumber Co.

Gnmal Instruc.

Low

Library of Compress

Audio- Vis.- Mri..

Publisher - Sei.

Library Service Company

Books . Audio- Vis. Mt^iL. Library Books New Library Books Library New Library Books

Library X

29-.00

• . 9.00 9.50

35.53 66.01 Board Action 8,222.99 2.77 4,055.17 10.80 742.19 1.73 532.10 2,135*97 . 1,217.98 991*45 696.07 1,531.82 PiiblishS^el. . . 3.70

55.50

. 18.50 31.82

. 101.54

. i...

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and ■ Payrolls Reco.mmend.ecL

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Library Service Company

Life Filmstrips

Lincoln Electric Company

. Title 111, Books

B-ll Board Action

Audio Vis. Mtrl. ’ New Library Books! '

Publisher'^!.

General Instruc.

Low Letter Bid Low

’

• •'

459.49

20.00 72.50

92.50

335.01 21x3,7

356.38

Harold Lindner

Storeroom. Stock

Low

130.00

Francis R. Line

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Board Action

150.00

Litho Negative & Plate Co.

Engineers Office

Low

101.50

Little, Brown & Company

. Library

Publisher Sei.

*■#

5.34

Carl F. Mahnke Productions

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

T.C.- McCourry

Land & Bldg. Rental

Agreement

125.00

Riley McCullough

Monthly Dumping Priv.Agreement

60.00

McGraw-Hill Book Company

. Bldg, and Grounds

David McKay Company

. Library

2.09

Publisher Sei.

3.74

. Publisher Sei.

4.90

Melton Company Inc.

General Instruc.

Board Action

Mergenthaler Linotype Co.

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected

Charles E. Merrill Books

Library

. Publisher Sei.

■111.5S

29.95 6.76

6.95 Metropolitan Utilities Co.

Water &■ Sewerage

Utilities

56.85 83-58 ^£120

Microfilm Products

Research Office

Standard

Mideke Supply Company

General Instruc.

Low

Lawn Rpr. Mtrl. Furn. Rpr. Mtrl. General Instruc. Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected

Engineers Office

Low Letter Bid

General Instruc.

Selected

Midwest Jewelers

176.33 6.50

186.21 . 12.33 170.00 70.56 13.72 490.00 114.16 2.04 12.27 14.58 7.68

. 1,093.55 24.58

............MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - COJNf’D

Bills and. Pajyoois Recommended.

B-12

1961-62 GENERALFUND (continued) Pubbisher - Sei.

18.00 ; A-00 ’

M-dwest- Program on . Airborn Television Instruction'

Instruc. Office

Miler-Dupree Athletic - Eqpt.

Storeroom. Stock

Low

111.00

Miler Jackson Company

Title . 111, Rpe.Parts Low

,190.88

Miler Jackson

Electronic Supplies New Library Books Rpr. Instruc. Eqpp.

Lew

22.00

82.17 20.43 82.89

Selected

yoa.

275.80

Miilsap’s

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected

MnneaapHs Public- Schools Spec.Sch.District No.■ 1

Geneeal Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Mnnesota Mning &- Mg. Co.

Geneeal Instruct

Standard

Mobil Oil Company

¥61^011.0’, Reg.

Low

939.12

Modern School Supply Co.

Title 111, Map

Low

125.35

Jack ■ A. - Moore . Films

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low

(General Instruc.

Low

Morgensen Lindner Company

Morgensen Lumber Company

49.50

440.60

68.08 2.34 86.05 22.20

Mooris CCeerolet Inc.

Veeecuuar, Reg.

Standard

Ms. CCeeter Mooeley

Board & Room

Reimbur s ement

Mooter Bookbinding. Co.

Harrey MuHinax

. - Audio . - -Vis. Mrls» - .

; Naaional' League for - Ntusing

■

50.00. 50.00

100.00

210.00 109-95 48*9.50 1,065.85 • 121.20

1,996.50

. 116.63

Aduu't - Sce. - Supplies ■ ■ ..- 1

2.59

Polisher &el.

Publisher. ' S©!® Library Publisher ■ - Sei.

180.37 5.00

Board Action

Travel

Music- Educators National Conf. Library National ■ Education, Asso. ' . .

Board . Action

Book Rebinding

24.50 201.14

Board Action 1

2.00

,70.00 2.15

,72.15 62.00

5«

Bills and Pajyolls Recommended.

i k

1961-62 GENERAL FUND . (continued.)

Natioral Library Week

Library

PuUlisher Sei

GneraOL Instrue

BUalisher .Sei

« /

National Society for Crippled Children and AddUts,Inc.

Ms. W.R. Nevin

Special Education

Reimbursement

New Method Book Bindery,. Inc.

Library

Selected

1.50 3.00

7.02 14.54 .66

Nichols Hills .Transportation Company, Inc.

Public Caariers

Board, Action

Norick Brothers, Inc.

Printing

Low

4.50

15 * 20

560.10

, 129.90 232.90

362.80 i

A.J.- Nystrom ■& Company

TitLe 111, Supplies

Board . Action PuUlisher Sei.

A.J. Nystrom & Company

General Tnstruc.

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma City Liene Service

Laundry Expense

Board . Action

Genea! Instr^uc. Audio. Vis. Mtrl. Gm^l Instruc. Utilities

OkLahoma■ Gas and. ELetric Co.

Eleccricity

Utilities-

Oklahoma Historical Society

New Library ' Books

PuUlisher Sei.

Oka. Laundry & . Dry Cleaners

Laundry Expense

Low

Heat

Utt-lities

OkLahoma ■Paper Company

Printing

Low

OkLahoma Publishing Co.

Oklahoma ■ Seating Company

Printing

Selected

Legal PUbLications

Publisher

E-tle . 111

1,248.69 1,464.04 -

. 2,727.91 8,056.81

Wt<er & Sewerage

Okla. Nahm-al Gas Company

621.50 28.75

3.12 3-50 8.56

OkLahoma .City fea<^r Dept.

Okla. Printers Supply

458.85 118.00 44.65

39,431.48 214.00 79.45 32.45

111.90 27,848.53

52.90 92.97

D- 49.c)0

•

Bo<ard.. Action

145.87

26.00 789.80

815.i K)

223.2 15

MEETING OP MAY 1, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended /

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Oklahma Oxygen Company

General Instruction

B-14

Board. Action

Adult Sch.Supplies General Instruc. Adult- Sch. Supplies General Instruc.

Adult Sch.- Supplies General Instruc.

Furn. Rpr. Mtrl. General Instruc.

Adult Sch. Supplies

Oklahoma Seating Company

• General Instruc.

Low

Oklahoma State Penitentiary

Okla. State Univ. Audio Vis. Center

Book Rebinding

5.12 2.56 10.15 2.56 12.81 8.94 2.56 2.56 43.27 2.56 43-17 2.56 2.56 55.28 12ML

,■

10.15 7.69 2.56 2.56 6.79 2.56 3.'30 2.56 9.35 23.52 41.19 2.75

325.15

15.35 6.55 17.50 ■ 13.30 22.75

75.45 286.49

Board Action

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma Today

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma Typewriter Co.

Office Machines

Agreement Standard

Rpr.. Instruc. Eqpt. Charlie Pacey Ed. Film

Audio Vis. Mtrls.;

Jack F. Parker

Travel

4.50 .13.

4.63

16.00

8.40 11.90 7.00 15.50 9.80

52.60

-.Board Action I "

915.00

Board Action

70.51

MEETING OF MAY 7, 19&2

CONT'D

Bills and Pajyolls Recommended '

(

-X

■

•

■

1961-62 GENERAL ' -FUND - ■ (continued) '

B-15 •

Patton - Eqpt. - Sales, Inc.

Mint. - Equipment

Tie Permsylvania- Railroad Co.

Travel

. .

Low

24.00

! BBoard Action n 1 • - 4 -'-'"

•

14.94

Philco Cooperation, TechRep Division

Instruc. - Maedal

Piblisher Sei.

Phillips - A.G. Food Store

Geneeal Instruc.

Selected

Photoplay Filmstrips Asso.

Audio Vis. Mieeials Piblisher Sei.

19.75

Gene - Pingleton

Travel

Board.Action

99.96 , ,

Pipkin Photo- Service

Audio- Vis. Mtl. Engineers Office

Low

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Geene-al Instruc.

Low

Poe's Mo or Supply Company

Main. Parts

Low

PojpULar Meehanics

Title 111, Subscrip. Publisher Sei.

Postrnster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmater

General Instruc.

Standard

1,017.00

Post - Pictures Corp.

Audio Vis. - Mttl. •

Piblisher Sei.

Prentice HU Inc.

Library

119.70 99.99

26.Wp 10 .74

37.48

- 34.5614 -

Publisher Sei.

65.34 -- £ 3.50

125.00 16.14 f 20.09

36.23

' . .916.85,

Prime Petrolerm . Products

Veehcdar, H. Duty

Low

Productions UrniLrited, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mttl.

Board- Action

Progressive Pictures

Audio - Vis. - Mtl.

Piblisher - - Sei.

5.00

The Psychological Corp.

Geineal Instruc.

PiUlisher Sei.

34.00

Public - Affairs - Press

Library

Piblisher Sei.

;

. 885.00

2.74

6.88,' Puddin Lane - IGA

Gsnneal Instruc..

Selected

Pugh-Holmes Motor Co.

General Ins-truc.

Agreement

Radio- Supply:' ' Inc. .Rand-- McNally &- Co.

Reader's- Digest Services

. Rpr.- Instruc.- Eqpt.

Library Genecal Instruction

Selected

40.30,

9.40 ,

Publisher Sei. - :

Piblisher- Sei.

12.24

78.00 ■ 7.48

;

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-16

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Red Rock Petroleum Company

Operating, Gas

Board Action

555.81 467.56

1,023.37

Mrs. Scott Reed

Special Education

Reimbursement

3.36

Sharon Reed

Special Education

■ Reimbursement

12.75

Reeve Dental Supply Co.

Supplies

Low

The Refinery Supply Company

Title 111, Instruc. Materials

Board Action

Reinhold Publishing Corp.

Engineers Office

Publisher Sei.

Rhodes Thrif-T-Wise

General Instruc.

Selected

107.78

Rice Machinery Company

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

4-45

Dub Richardson Ford, Inc.

General Instruc.

Agreement

27.00

L.L. Ridgway Company

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Standard

75.00

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Custodial Supplies

Low

64.70

Ropkwell Mfg. Company

Library

The Ronald Press Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Row, Peterson & Company

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

Schmitts Hobby & Handicraft

General Instruc.

Selected

School Service Company

General Instruc.

Selected

.. Title 111

Title 111, Supplies

Board. Action

Science Research Asso.Inc.

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

New Library. Books

General Instruc.

Library

. 5.00

26.99 3.74 3.52 33.28

Publisher Sei.

36.80 660.00

37.81

17.82 13.25

,31.07 107.20

Board Action

Science Kit, Inc.

Charles Scribner’s Sons

900.00

. Standard

Sanitary Eqpt. Company

School Service Company

1.50

76.70 1.93 137.70 1...93’ 56.06 1.48

72.77

27- .80 3.52

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued). Scott Chevrolet Company

General Instruc.

. Agreement

5.85 3.00

,,,744 The Seamless Rubber Company

Sears, Roebuck and Company

General Instruc. . General Instruc.

. 16.51

Selected

35.00

Publisher Sei.

General Instruc.

Severin Supply Company

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt. ■ Standard

Sharp Auto Supply Company

General Instruc.

Low

Sharp & Nichols Music Co.

General Instruc.

Low

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt. Ford Proj. Music

77.68

Low

Sesac,. Inc.

. 15.99

16.50

24.00 5S?5O

55.00 8.00 41.50 6.50 5.00

Selected

Rpr. Instruc.- Eqpt.

. 174.-50

2.00

Shepard-Richardson, Ltd.

General Instruc.

Agreement

Shick Film Service

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

. 3.16

S & H Shade Company Inc.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid.

3.96

Simon &■ Schuster, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.29

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

General Instruc.

Agreement

■H.. 43 30.34 20.68

30.00

Smith Corona Marchant

Instruction Off.

Low

Smith Grider Food

General Instruc.

Selected

Snap Shots, Inc.

Engineers Office

Low

Society for Visual Education

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

L.D. Sollenberger

Special Education

Southern Air Filter Inc.

Filter Expense

Southwestern Bell Tel. Co.

■ Telephone

Southwestern Bell Tel. Co.

. Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Southwest Electric Co.

■ Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

. 62.45

131.41 6.30

■ Reimbursement

95.00

23.94 ■ 145.70

Low Utilities

7,121.37 i

. Publisher Sei.

66.2^

G«?

Special School District No.l (Minneapolis)

Library

Low

■

Publisher Sei.

27.20 . 5.00

MEETING OF MAY 7 , 1962 - COUNT'D T

ills and. Payrolls tecoiffliiended.

1961-62 GENERAL■ FUND (continued)

- ,. • "W-

' 7

B“J '"h

Spencer Waaer Depeyoteent

Watte“& Sewerage j

Utilities

State Agency fio Siuoplus Property

Rpr. Instouc. Ecqot.

Seln'cted

Ste chert-Hafner

Title 111

Puuiishto Sei.

5.00

The Steck Company

Gtinral Instouc.

Publisher Sei.

■ 16.81

Stephens Bns. Piano■ Serv.

Rpr. ■ Instouc. Eqpt.

Selected Agreement

■ ■ 16.60

21.30

10(6.50 141.00 6.50

St. Lowis-San Francisco Ry.

Travel

Boaod Action

Bill Story Fioe & ■ Safety Co.

Fiot Extinguisher

Board Action

254.00

81.90

18.00 5.00

Agreement

40.00

aubliihto■ Sei.

11.80

10.50

Supoeinttndnnt of Documents

Library

Talkalong. Products

Gnntal Instouc.

Publisher Sei.

Texas- ■ ■ Sch.Book ■ Depooitory

Genntal Instouc.

Publisher Sei.

13.20 .24

In.13.44

Publisheo Sei.

9.93

Thompson Book &■ Supply Co. (Ada)

• ■ Tilt ■ 111, SuppOits Title 111, Eqpt.

Low Lettno Bid Board.Action

62.40 ' 342120 1'4,111.60

Thompson Book & ■ Supply Co. (Edmond)

Title ■ 111, SuppOits

Low Lettno Bid

119.36

Tn^Eoson Movie Supply Inc.

Title 111, ■ File

Publishe? Sei.

Thompson- School - Bk.Depo:5itooy.. Textbook (.Olka. City) Gtintal ■ Instouc.

Board.Action

Selected

Tl^6^p-^<îîô^c^1 Pub. Compoany

Printing

Today's Heakth George Toautwein

’

Month DiuneoFPiv.

Gpinnal Instouc.

50.65

D,A. Stricklin

’) ■

Chaales C. Thoms, Publ.

- ■ ■ 'i

Low Letter . Bid

Adikt ■ Sch.Supplits

Publisher ■ Sei.

Food ■ Pooj. ■Music

Selected

.1/

■■

50.50'

173.35 26.19 .54 -16..12

216.21

537.20 221.20

758.40 8.00

"""Z2I.00 '

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - OT'D

Bills and. Pajyolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Triangle Blue Print & Supply

Trice WoOesale Electronics

; B-19

Engineers Office General Instru.

Low

Ford Proj. Muuic

Selected Low Letter Bid

Rpr-. Idstrcc.Eqpl.

Selected

100.00 7.60 2.00 40.10 52.75 20.07 136.39

358.91

67.20 32.60 6.53 14.95

121.28 5.00

L.H. Turk

Title 1H,Subscrip.

PiblisOer Sei.

Uarco Incorporated

IBM Bureau PlridtLng

Board Action Low

Underwood Cooperation

Office M^cines

Board Action

Univ, of Okea. Mee.School

Home Sch.ColCldtllrt SeaLaries

Board Action

Univ, of Okea. Extension Div.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

PiblisOer Sei.

18.07

-Vaaddreook & Sons, Inc.

Rpr. ■ Idsrrue■.Eqpt.

Standard

52.80

Vanguard Press, Inc.

Library

D. Van Nootrand Company r~-

Library

w. 562.50 76.50 '■<C 1.

639.00

7.40

750.00

PiblisOer Sei,

2.54

PiblisOer Sei.

3.59

Rpr. Inntruc. Eqpt.

Standard

I8.46

Vaseco Inc.

Title 111, Supplies

Board Action

48.00

Vaseco Inc.

Audio- . Vis. ■ Mtrls.

PublisOer Sei.

53.50'

Rjpr. Idsrrue.. Eqpt.

Standard

64.29 93.84

Virco Mfg. Cooperation

Fum. Rpr.■ Mtrls.

Low

Visual Education CooduUtants

Audio ■ Vis. ■ Mrles.

PublisOer Sei.

J*. Weeton Walch, PublisOer

Title ■ 111, Teach. Maareials

PublisOer Sei.

Wayne State Unveerity

Title 111

PlblitOer . ■ Sei. ,

"Wester Publishing Co.

Library

West C^€emL2^^1 Produccs,Inc.

Ccctodial Supplies

.VariTyper Colpolatiln

PiblisOer■Sei.

Low

211.63

2.50 18.20

•

2.64

21.45 3.06

414.00

MEETING OF MAY 1, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

. .1961-62 ' GENERAL FUND ' - . (continued)

Weetern Bank & Office ■ - Supply

Clerk -

Weetern Newspaper Union

Rpr. Instsuc.Eqpt.

Selected

A‘ ■

Standard Selected

23.10 2.85''

25-*95

3.301 20.50

'-23.80

Weetern Uniform & Towel Serv.

Laundry Expense Geeneal Instruc.

Board - Action ■

Weetern Union- Telegraph

Uttlities

Weeton Woods Studio, Inc.

Audio - Vis. Mr Is.

Publisher- Selo

VW.heeer & - Stuckey Rx Phar.

Siu?plies

Low

John - Wiley & Sons Inc.

Library

Wilmac Recorders

it. 95 .

13 .40 10.50

. Publisher Sei.

5.-14

Ttle . 111, Records

Publisher Sei.

20.99

H.W.- Wilson Company

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

77.00

Yale University Press

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

201.24

Ms. W.F. Young

Speecal Education

Reimbiur s ament

Ziff-Davis Publishing Company

Genneal Instruc.

42.75 42.75 44.25

Publisher Sei.

3.33

1960-61. GENERAL FUND

Title - 111, Siupiy5. & ■ Equipemnt Board. Action

. - Doenges Supply Company 1 -

* 1 . Of,7'*i

»iH.rt Indussrial - Supply Co.

-'Morison Wooieale Co.

Oklahoma - Treewiter Co.

Seaim.ess Rubber Coim^ny

129.75

■

■ Ttle 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

Cuusodial Supplies

Board. Action

Office Maahines

Standard

Supplies

Low

•

1,527-i>0 748^87 / - - - - -: . 2,^76.47 “1

S' 1

6.28 3,066,70 T 6.60

. 312.24

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - COUNT'D

Bills and Pa;yolls Recommended

1961-62 -BUILDING LEVY FUND

Acme Brick Company

B-21

-. Mttl. Bldg.

Low

■

Selected

Acme Quality Paints, Inc.

■ Mttl. Bldg.

40.68

Selected Low

Anmeican Pamcor, Inc.

Low

. 101.74

21.96

22.31

___

■Aier.Ppinting Hse for the Blind

Selected

All Sclh.Fuin.^&Eq^t..

377.40 . 169.24

Low

Anenican ., Abrasive Meeals Co, Mi^l. Bldg. M Ajmeican Electric-Ignition- Co. VeehcwLar, Reg.

.VeehccUar, Reg.

■ 189.00 • -- I7.4O .171.00:

.130.00 1.10

131.10

. 152.42

Am_s & - Kelly Coontrue. Co.

Mteeials, Grounds

Low

Arrow Mahinery. Company

Mteeials, Bldg.

Standard

8.86 5.15

' 14.34

Ball Distb. &- Engineering Co.

Mtteials, Bldg.

Low

Brnhhll-Allen Sheet Meeal

Maeeials, Bldg.

Board . Action

Gene H. Binning Co.- Inc.

Maeeials, . Bldg.

Standard

125'. 68

PauL Blakeney Company

Audio Vis. Mttls.

Selected

63.61

Boardman Mahhnery Co.

Veeicular, Heavy D.

Standard

Clarence L. Boyd Co.

Veeicular, Heavy D.

191.35

Standard

23.47 58.64

82.11

8.40 43.62

52.02

6,442.75

Board.Action

Bramlich Eqpt. , Company

.Title .111, Eq?t.

Brittain- Brothers

Veehcular, Regular ■ Selected

Brown Machinery Company

Maeeials, Bldg. Rpls.Non.Innt.Eqpi.

Selected Board - Action

Mteeials, Grounds

Petty Cash Reimb »

Wilma - Cain, Clerk

-300.00--

Maeei.als, Building .Veehcular, Regular Vehhcclae, Heavy Duty

6.36

10.00 ,70-7.50

50.00 . 11.06 12.77 6.20

80sq^C.

86.1b Caaitol - Steel & - Iron Co.

Veehccu.ar, Regular

Low '

MEETING of may 7, 1962 - COONT'D

Blls and Payrolls Recommended ’

*•

< r

1961-62 ' BUILDING- LEVY . FUND (ca^tjin^u^ed) Cathey Roofing S^]^]pOLy Co.

B-22

■ MtteOal, --Building

; Lol

Matr'itl, - Building

City Auto. Parts

VeehccLLar, Leavy D. Miterals, Grounds

Low

Instouc. Office

Low

John H. Cole

Cook’,Electric , Supply Co.

Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Daagreni Dixie Company

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Mteroals, BuiLding

■ MieeOai, Building

.141.00

“ v' „r ' Ldwld.G}B 'i!'~" i

Central ■ . ,Tile & Mrble Distb .

City Office Supply Inc.

’

71.50

5.00 2.30

. 7.30

9.80 82.00

91.80

6.20

Low Selected

. 11.65 . 198.61. sss.s5^

Low

487.19

Low Selected

23.72 38.40

62.. 12

MaeeOal, Grounds MaeeOal, Braidings

Selected

27.42 2. AS

29.90

MaeeOal, BuiLding

BoaOd.- Action

145.80 894.00

1,039.80

■ MaceOa!, Building

1 Dee's Photo - Supply, Inc.

T-tie ill, Eqpt.

Low

50..00

The Denman Company

M^^eii^l, BuiLding

Board Action

97.68

Burd - Action

54-00

Denoyer-Gppprt Company

. Ttle- - 111, Eqpt.

50.00

Denton Glass & - Plastics

MaeeOi^aL, Biu.ldinigs

Low

Dolese Company

MteeOaiL, BiuLlding

Low

MateOal, Grounds MateOi^l, Building

Board- Action

Dollies Ceramics

All Sch-.Furn.&EqpP.

Selected

Dcwrliiigs, Inc.

Mateial, BuiLding

Low StandaOd

. 17.60 28.80

46.40

StandaOd

12,33 14.72 10*79 2.50

40.34

Doiwitun CCeerooet, Inc.

VeeicinLar, RegxuLar

•

18.40 18.40 29.51 60..00 1.80

. 128.11

67.06

E.I.- DiUPoiit De Nemours Co.

Verecular,\ RegLar

Low

398.25

The Ediphone Cconopany

Personnel -C ffice

Low

445.00

MEETING- OE MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-23

Electric Supply of Okla.

Material, Building

Low

Elevator Sales &• Service Co.

Material, Building

Standard

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

Material, Building

Low

8.50 101.75 60.00 46.82 .36

217.43

72.00 4.00

76.00

The Gordon E. Ervin Company

Material Bldg.

Standard

The Eureka Tool Company

Material, Building

Low

Evans Elec. Motor Repair Co.

Material, Building

Selected

Federal Corporation

Material, Building

Low

Tom W. Fleenor

General Electric Supply Co.

Vehicular, Regular

Low

■ Material, Building

Low Board.Action

The Glidden Company

Material, Building

Graham Paper Company

Rpls.Non.Instrue.Eqpt. Low

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Material, Building

27.50 91.25

73.70 *

88.50

86.34 98.33 288.00

472.67 53.60

24.00 56.82 23.30

Board Action

Low

Rpls.Non.Instr.Eqpt. Material, Building

Hi-Way Used Equipment Co.

Material, Grounds

Selected

Holmes & Torbett

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board.Action

Hoover Equipment Company

Vehic. Heavy Duty

Standard

. 104.12 334.00

54.50 1.86 57.00 6.40 86.00 190.40 191.60 4-10 24.00 3.76 189.00 4.00 6.50 50.00

814.62 52.50

18,484.21

'. 12.25

MEETING OF MAY 7, 19^2 - CONT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

^7*

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Hunzicker Brothers

International Harvester Co.

B-24

Material, Building

Lbw

All Sch.Furn.&Fix. Material, Building

Board Action

Vehicular, Regular

Standard

170.68 3-35 85.95 113.60 1.40 1,492.10 ^81

1,926.89

Low

18.20 3.28 24.69 5.65 83.52

135.3A

,W *>.

499-56

23.20 153*90 56.20

233.30

Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Regular

Jay-D Pipe & Steel Company

Materials, Grounds

Low

Johnson Service Company

Material, Building

Standard Board Action

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

47.25

Johnson Who. Electronics

Material, Building

Low

24.96

Fred Jones Ford Inc.

Vehicular, Regular

Standard

Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Regular J & R Supply Company

15.86 10.48 23.00

■7«97

57.31

Vehicular, Heavy Duty Low

26.40

Harry Keeton Supply

Materials, Bldg.

Low

58.77

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc.

Material, Bldg.

Low

Leonhardt Lumber Co.

Material, Building

. Low

Material, Grounds

Earl Lipscomb Associates

Rpls.Non.Instr.Eqpt. Board Action

Makins Concrete Company

Material, Grounds

Board Action

Material, Building

Leo Maxwell Co.,Inc*

Title 111, Eqpt.

Selected

169.68, 188.64 59.00

,.417.32

277.50 132.00 120.00 83.46

612.96 1,410.25

16.75 41o40 . 135.45

. 193.60 40.30

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Reco.mmend.eci

1961-62 BUILDING. LEVY FUND (continued)

McKesson & Robbins Inc. Chemical Department Mideke Supply Company

Material, Buildings

Low

. Material, Buildings

Low

Vehicular, Regular Material, Buildings Miller Floor Company Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg.

Morgensen Lumber Company

. Material, Building

Selected

201.36 70.58 2.70 132.00, 30.30 ,79.00 71.20 54.18 24.65

665.97

687.88

Board Action

Mat erial, Building

Low

14.40

. Material, Building

Low

.147.50 55.44 109.00 1,372.00 . 1,683.94

Board Action Low

233.48

. Low

2^6.50

Vehicular, Heavy D.

Low

2.46

Ochsner Chevrolet Company

Vehicular, Heavy D.

Standard

195.39

Oklahoma City Scenic Company

Rpls.State Settings

Low

195.00

Okla. Clutch Supply

Vehicular, Regular

Selected'

R.E. Muncey, Inc.

Rpls.Non.Inst.Eqpt.

Norman Plumbing. Supply Co.

Material, Building

Oilfield Ignition Parts Co.

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property

. Materials, Vehicular, Materials, Materials,

Bldg. Regular Building Building

Vehic.&Parts Rpls.

Board Action

Selected

14.87

7.68 3'5.50 . 10.24 â€™ 20.76 22.04

330.50

122-20 Peerless-Oklahoma Company

Material, Buildings

Low

Perfection Equipment Co.

Vehicular, Heavy Dâ€™.

Low Selected

96.22

'530.00 .36.34

. 87.03 154.49

241.52

MEETING . OF . MAY 7, 1962 - COINT'D

Bills and Payoils Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING • LEVY . FUND (continued) .

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Mteeial,

Poems' Motor Supply Company

B-26 Budding

. Veehcriar, Regular

Board Action Selected Low

.. 12.57 2I.5O 8.17 199.68 23.40 13.15 49.45

Low

327.92 17.32

Standard

280.80

Mtteial, Building

Standaid

14.76

Max L.- Sanders

Mate-ia!, Bradding

Low

30.00

Sanfax•Corporation

Mteeial, Budding

Selected

The Powers Regiuator Company

Mteeials,

Republic- Steel Cprp.Truscon Diirision

Budding

■ Title • 111, Eqpt.

Science Kt, Inc.

61.75

Boalid • Action

Veehcciuar, RegiuLar Mateial, Building

Standard Selected

Sneed. Furniture Company

ALL Shi•.Furn•.&• • Fix

Low

Southern. Air . Filter, Inc.

Mac^als, Budding

Board . Action

Southwest• Electric • Company

Ma^ials, Budding. Selected

Service• Supply, Inc.

153. 50

11.35 20.65

, 32. 00 • 313.65

114.90 ■ 7 -|32. 80

Standard Roofing & • Mteeial Co.

Mt er ia Is, BLdg.

Low

90. 00

DpA. • Stricklin

Mateiia^is, Building

Low

27, 00

Symmons Engineering Co.

Mateials, Bradding

Standaid

Thompson Book &■ Supply Co.

Title• 111, Eqpt.

Boaid • Action

15. 00

Thompson Movie• Supply, Inc.

He 111,• Eqpt.

Boaid Action

5,450. 00

U.S.• Supply Cconjeuny

Mateial, BLdg.

Low

Title • 111, Eqpt.

yaseco, • Inc.

62.20 153-63 2.80

j • • • •;Mteri-tL, • BLdg.

Srlectdd>'

Weetern • Mchinery Corp.

i ; M'^^tei^i^l., • Grounds . VehicuUar, • Regular

Selected

, 218. 63

1,021. 41

Board•Action

Vogl Tool • • 'Company

336, 00

• 91. 20

7.50 17.88

25. 38

MEETING OF. MAY. 7, ' .. 1?62 - CONT'D Ill:

___________________________________ . _________ 1 1961-62. BUILDING LEVY. .FUND . (continued)_________ ' . ' ■• .'<• . ■ ' ' ■ • . X . . . , '

Wright-Line. Div.. .of.■ BarryWright- - Corp.

■"

'___________ : • • -

. 7. . / Personnel Office - ' -' - 'Low ■

’ ..

Bills and Payrolls Recommended ~-^-27 '"■

•

25.00 s

;

BOND - FUND

Bailey,Bozalis,Dickinson,Roloff A/Fss Prairie - Queen

Board Action

8,580.00 83,365.47

.Builders 00^^^^^ Co.

Est. #13 (Hoover)

Board Action

Wilma - . (Cain

Business Expense

Petty Cash Reiml •

Century Printing Company

Business Expense

Board Action

City Office Supply, Inc.

Douglas Fire (New Fiurn.Fix)

4.50

Board Action

’i.

'7t 'City of OOla. City, Bldg.Dept. Bldg.Permit (Prairie Queen)

•"•<

’Y

d" '.

3T658

Standard I

0olton-]Falm:ffu■t-Short Inc.

Est #13, A/E Fee

Board Action

DDily Law Journal-Record

Addeerising

Publisher

Genra! Electric Supply Co.

SeweerStar Sl^<^J^<ce^3r)

Low Letter Bid

New BlLdd;.(St■lr Sp.)

Low Letter Bid

Huinicker Bros.

New Bldg.(Star - Sp.)

Low

M.kins Connrete Company

Rpr. to Bldgs.

Board - Action

.(Graylbar E.ectric Comppiny

Oklahoma Publishing Co.

. A^d^eetz^sin^g

■ ■ ■ -H.-iiv -. ■ 3,327.48 c.WX .•

Publisher

"66.55

'■ s .222.71

.- - -- - ,-49.51

58.15; - X' 55.20 W,.W7 *• W*... ■ .

529.87

134.00s

Rose Equipment Company

Rpr. to Bldg.

Low

Star Mfg. Co.- Of Oklahoma

New Steel Bldg. (Star Spencer)

Board Action

U.S.' Supply Company

New B^j^ldi^ngs

Low Leet er Bid

23.63

Westinghouse Elec.Supply - Cd.

New- --BHiLdimgt.;;.I

Low Letter Bid

■197.50

.1.50

/2,586.00

B-28 SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH - OF- APRIL 1962 Deepartment of Public Weefare O.A.S.D.I.Unit ' Social - Seccuity Tax

.939.00!

.-7 ■ / ' d j Social - - Seccuity Tax

■ 131,051.05!

■...State - Connrilutiln - ' Fund ' Census- Enl^lmsatort

Census- Salaries

6,190.08

It was .moved by Mr. Beimett and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Board ratify the April payrolls, authorize issuing the May payoHs, and authorize payment of the vendor - bills as per - the foregoing attached - itemized list in the total amtm^lt of $331,869.62 as recommended. On roll call, the .motion carried with all .membirs voting "Aye.." .

R- #137 Bills and PqyoUs Approved

MEETING OF may 7, 1962 - CONT'D

Mr. Green Left

M*. Green left the .meeting at this point ■ (5:42 p.,m.).

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

R. #138 Purchase of Electronic Test Equipment Approved.

Motion was imade by Mr. Estes and seconded hy Mr. Brmeet to approve the purchase of electronic test equipment for use hy various ■ schools from the foilowing ctmppre.es who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Nooice:

Hewliet Packard, c/o Earl Lipscomb, Assoc. Brodhead. Garreet Company Trice Whiiea^ ELectronics General Radio Company . Miler Jackson Supply Company

Total

$28,970.50 . 279-00 4,919-25 4,070.40 1,301.73 .

$39,540.88

These purchases were approved on the National Defense Education Act Application, Title VII, and are to he charged to A^<^<^i^i^1t BL 1030-H. On roLl call, aLl mernmbrs voted "Aye." ..

R. #139 Purchase of Office Furn. loover App.

It ■ was .moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs Welch to approve the purchase of office furniture for use■ at Hoover Junior High School from Thompson Book and Supply Company, Edmond, Olklahoma, who submtted the low uuotatite on specCfiirtttts- This purchase in the arnimt of $881.00 is to be • charged to Account BL 1030-F. All membbrs voted "Aye" on roll cal .1.

R. #140 Slietronic draining Equip. Aproved

Motitn was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of electronic tralwii^r^g equipment for use in various schools from the HhLlco Cooperation, Technical Reerrseetative Div-sion, who submited the low quotation on specification in ■ response to the attached NgoIcs. . This purchase in the amount of $31,215-10 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-H and wasapproved on our National Defense Education Act Appllcation, Title VII • A.1 meimers voted "Aye" on roll call. .

!. ■ #141 hrchase of chool Shop quipment eferred

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson,. seconded by Mr. Estes, to defer action on the purchase of school shop suiirmwtn until Thursday, May 10, 1962. The motion carried inanimouily-'

• #142 urchase of hysical Edu. up- Approved

It was .moved . by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of physical education supplies for storeroom stock for use by all schools from the foil owing iom?prn.ws who submitted Low quotations on specCfiirticns in response to the attached Notice:

Buck Sporting Goods Davis Sporting Goods M. & H. . Sporting' Goods MiL-er Athletic Equipment Co. Herman' s Sporting Goods Rex Engineering & Sal.es Co. A. G. Spalding Company

Total

686.40 2213.00 • 533-52 119.08 2,066.12 3,091-20 3,585.12

$10,309.44

These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts: G 240-A G 910-B

$.9,563.91 745-53

Total On r^ll call, aLl :mbmmers voted "Ayy."

$10,.309.44

(Nooice on following page)

MEETING . OF , ■ MAY 7, , , . 1962 , - COONTD

R. #142 Continued.

It was .moved. ■ by Mr Benintt and seconded by Mr. Thompson, to approve the purchase of teach ing .maeeials for the School Maaheemaics Study Group Program in the elementary grades from A. C. , Vroman, Inc., in the amount' of $4,026.06 to he charged to Account G 240-B. On roll call, all memmbrs voted "Aye."

R. #143 Purchase of Ma Teaching■Mtls. Approved.

Motion was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded • by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of in structional supplies for use by various schools from the following commpin.es who submiited low quotations in response to the attached Noiice:

R. #144 Purchase of Instructional Sup. Approved

$ 1,153.80 593.04

Hirt Indussrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company

$ 1,746.84

Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.

A.1 mernmers voted " Aye''!", roll call.

It was moved by Mr Estes, seconded by Mr Bemett to approve the purchase of vocational equipment for use at Grant High School and Hoover Junior High School from the foil owing commpnies who submiited low quotations in•response to the attached Notice: Lincoln E^<^<^c^:ric Company Mideke Company

Total These .purchases are to be ' charged to Account BL 1O3O-C4.

510.76 154.00

664.76

A.1 rnmrnmbrs voted "Aye" on roll call.

MMon was .made by M*. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase'of furniture and equipment for use in the ' library, art, ■ science, and home economics rooms at Hoover Junior High from the following c^mpan-es whose bids were received in response to the attached Nooice: • . (Oklahoma Electric Supply Company Olklahoma Seating Company •

Total

$ 5,735-00 15,336.15

$21,071.15

These purchases are to be charged to the following , accounts: $ 2,805.00 18,266.15

BL 1030-D1 BL 1030-F Total On roll call, all memmbrs voted "Ayy."

R. #145 Purchase of Vvoctiona. Equ: Approved

$21,071.15

(Notice on following page)

R. #146 Furniture and Equipment for Hoover Approve’

MEETING OF MAY 7, 1962 . - COJND'D t.

R. #lk6 Continued

R. #147 Purchase of Drafting Sup. Approved

Motion was made hy Mr. Estes and seconded by Ma Thompson to approve the purchase of draftÂ ing supplies to he used hy various schools from the foilowing comppnies who ' submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:

L. L. Ridgway Company A & E Equipment Company Triangle Blueprint Supply Co. A_vin & Company Adams Engineering Company Bona Venture Supply Company . Grammprcy Guild, Inc. Eugene Dietzgen, Inc. Charles Bruning, Inc.

Total

95.04 4,044.22 912.07 1,225.49 36.86 350.28 73.50 46.80 1,821.00

$ 8,605.26

These purchases were approved on our National Defense Education Act Appplcation, . Title VII, and are to be charged to Accoiun-t BL 1030-H. A.1 .mernmbrs voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #148 State Aid Allocation Approved

It was .moved by Mr. Been.net and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the appropriation of State Aid allocation to teachers' salaries in the amount of $1,411,393-00. On roll call, all mmrnmbrs voted."Aye." '(Official document on file in Clerk's office.)

Information to the Bard

A copy ,. of "Ceeinral Food Service Department Financial Statement as of March 31; ' 1962" Was submitted as information to the Board,.

R. #149 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn this .meeting and to. meet again at 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 10, 1962, was made by M*. Bernntt, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST: Clerk

Approved the

______

MEETING . OF MAY 10, . . 1962 II

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION & THE ■ CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITYT, OKLAHOMA, ' MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE - BOARD■ CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, . THURSDAY,. MAY 10, 1962,

AT 3:00 P.M.

PRESENT:

■

William F. Lott, President Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan-Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack Parker, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H.■B. Ginn, ' Business Manager; David Light, ■ Chief Accountant; . Torn Smith, Director of,Purchasing; Miss Katherine Hatch, The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given hy Mr. Bennett.

Invocation

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of materials for twenty-eight (28) steel classroom buildings ' for use hy various schools fromStoldt Builders, Inc., who submitted the low quotation in response to the attacltlsd Notice. This purchase in the - amount of $64,792.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1020-B1. On roll call,- all .members voted "Aye."

R. #150

Purchase of Steel Building Approved

4.irtS=j-

tai gf

r> »-■ ■-%= frSso§5 <8- ■fess“h-;8 --

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded - by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of school shop equipment to be used in various schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Hart Industrial Supply Company Industrial Arts Supply Company Whitton Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Bar Dew Hardware Company Marshall Supply Company Triangle School Equipment Co. L. L. Ridgway Company Brodhead Garrett Company

$ 5,535-85 149-95 1,002.92 7,733-24

■

915-00 65.00

199.00 215.28 1,745.00

Total

$17,561.24

These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:

BL 1O3O-C4 BL 1030-F Total

•

$11,504.04 6,057.20 $17,561.24

R. #151 Purchase of School Shop Equipment Approved

MEETING OF MAY.10, 1962 - CONT'D

R- #152

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. • Estes to grant an • easement ■ to the City of

Sanitary Sewer Easement Approved.

Midwest City for the purpose of construction and . maintaining a sanitary sewer on property described as follows: A strip of land ten feet (10') wide located parallel to and on the south side of the C. R. I. & P. Railroad right-of-way more particularly described as follows: A part of the NE/4 of Section 25-T12N-R2W of the Indian Meridian, "beginning; at the southwest corner of -the NE/4 of said section;

thence east along the south line of said quarter section a distance of 7AI.52 feet; thence north and parallel ■ to the west line of said quarter section a distance of 780.41 feet being the point of beginning; thence north and parallel to the•west line of said quarter section a distance of ten feet (10') to a point in the C. R. I. & P. Railroad right-of-way; thence ' northwesterly along the said right-of-way line of ' the C. R. I. & P. Railroad a distance of 7&7*O5 feet to a point in the west line of the Ne/4 of said section; thence south along the west line of said quarter section a distance of ten feet (10'); thence southeasterly and parallel to the said ' right-of-way line of the C. R. I. & P. Railroad a distance of 7^7-05 feet

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to the point of beginning. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

R- #153

Motion was made.by Mr. • Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to grant an easement to the City Street Easement of • Oklahoma City for the ' purpose of weening a street ('Villa Avenue) • on the property (Mark Twain) described as follows: Approved A permanent easement eighteen ■ feet (18') wid.e, more particularly described ' as follows: Beginning at a point . two hundred ten feet (210') north of the northwest corner of Elock Four (4), Garden Addition; thence east eighteen feet (18'); thence north one hundred fifty feet (150'); thence west eighteen feet (18'); thence south one hundred fifty feet ' (150') to the place or point of beginning art being ■ in the south half, se/4, Section 31-T12N-R3W»

(Mark Twain)

All .members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #15'4

It was moved by Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the employment of Architects for Wright & Selby, Architects and Engineers, to prepare plans and specifications for the The architect's fee to be . f of wbiich is Jefferson Addn. art.itrtn -to Jefferson Junior High Schoort Employed to be set aside for consultants and inspection services - contingent upon the sale of bonds. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #155

Motion to adjourn this meeting and to meet again at 4:30 p.m., Monday, May 21, 1962, was

Adj ournment

made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried. THEREUPON TEE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President; ATTEST:

Approved the

MEETING . OF . .MAY . 21, .1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0^ THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM,. ADMINISTRATION BUILDING., MONDAY, MAY 21, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. .Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Super intendent; Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent; 'Walter Lybrand, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H.' B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Director of Purchasing; Vivian Mattox, Noba French, W. H. Thomas, Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett.

BUILDINGS

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the recommendation that ' a warrant be issued to the Court Clerk of Oklah.oma County in the amount of $21,987*5° M* for the following described property: Tract I East 1/2 of Lot 7> Lots 10-35 ■ and. "the West 1/2 of Lot 36 in Block 11

R. #156 Condemnation Award on North Highland Prop erty Approved

$18,487.50

Improvement

1,000.00

Tract II Lots 16 and 17, Block 20

1,500.00

Tract III Lots 32 and 33> Block ' 10 All the above in North Highland Addition

1,000.00

$21,987.50

Total All . members voted "Aye" on roll call. Judge Lybrand left at this point in the .meeting.

Judge Lybrand Left

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of boilers and associated equipment for use at Edgemere Elementary School from Federal Corporation who sub.mitted low bid inresponse to the attadhed Not:ice. Purdhase in the amount of $7,883-00 to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."__________

R. #157 Boilers for Edgemere Approved

”0 SSSSSzggsP 3 5 s a-2s i >53 S ks ?|S£§2S>3 ass *.3 “ £?S°08? n 8 _£□, 8 ds“2 53 st 3 4""?° S S “c 3< 3 8

„tJS . rnwSMteig£=£:3j»j=Sr' «o

j3o2-3 =2%tjO- \'o3o'*

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded? ' by ' Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of athletic supplies and equipment for use by various schools from the following companies who submitted bids in response to the attached notice:

Buck's Sporting Goods, Inc. M. &'H. Sporting Goods, . Inc. Haun's Sporting Goods Davis Sporting Goods Diamond■Hardware & . Sporting Goods Champion Knitwear Company, .Inc. Pats Co. Athletic Mfg. Co., Inc. Herman's Sporting Goods Total These purchases are to be ■ charged to Account G 250-B. (Notice for Quotations on following page.)

143-60 396-30 1,098.00 1,490.45’ 272.00 611.6’ 550.50 195.60 $ 5,657.00

All members voted "Aye" on ' roll call.

R. #158 . Athletic . Sup. & Equipment Approved .

MEETING OF MAY.21, 1962 - CONT'D

R- #158 Continued.

R. #159 Purchase of Materials for Portable Steel Bldgs. App.

Motion was made by Mr..Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to'approve the purchase of the following ' materials for portable steel buildings from the companies ' specified who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notices:

McAlister Materials, Inc., Aluminum■Windows and Guard Screens

$27,928.00

Gordon E. Ervin Company Heat Controls, Shutters,.etc.

6,681.68

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. Hardware

i-,681.00

Federal Corporation Heating Equipment

5,04-0.00 $44,330.68

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1020-B1. R. #160 Adj ournment

All members voted

Motion to adjourn this' meeting and to meet at the call of the President was made■by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST:

Approved the

day

1962

R- #159 Notices for Quote^ons) NOTICE FOR/ BIDS Inaep^Senp 5schcoll Oklahoma C office of the i Education I ma. Qty, CST, M furnishing' Appurtena Buildings" Oklahorr Bidsj wi

aim OklahoI 4 30 P M. 5, W62, for quipment and h Classroom nous Schools* publicly and

sMt lahoma ?R»M ^r

sou

y blds, received tnat.day will, ba * rutur .All il prePc 'P.!an<

.SlJerl swesr (Oklal HgSge

submitted on tha Tblanks Copies of on and other pro documents are on e of the Assistant dminlstratlve Serviein .OklahornajCity, re on^ 1 "

documents curec e office tor c haslnn , rm- i AJ| t ajl be ln> itv.v ns specifI struc o tid^c^e^i^s. or accompanied by a c-shler's’- check In >tal Five (?) percent of th< of the bld to be forfeireat forfei as as'assted. and liqu dated ycompen ation In case the bidder falls,Eneglects or Jrefusesi to comply with the tei»rms of irthee bld< . . . .* „. - T rfhe. bld The BoaTd * of Educatlon&r.esei: "the 'the riohfi riohfr to relect | any' amVAiHlallJb ds>' 'and to waive formalities £ .INDEPENDENT .SCHO NO 58%5cf OKttAHO OKLAHOMA BY V> CUERKfOpBOiARD OR' AwaaVertrcd in "T boman' Api I 16 & Adril'23 & 2<

MEETING OF JUNE k, - . 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Of- THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE

PRESENT:

1962, AT 4:30 P.M.

William F. Lott, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Dr. Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Super intendent; Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Floy Camphell, C. E. Costley, Wm. Haller, Dr. Mervel Lunn, Gene Pingleton, ' Gilbert Robinson, Tom Smith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Jesse Lindley, Administrative Intern-' -; . David Light., Chief Accountant; Gene Shepherd, Curriculum Coordinator; a large group representing the Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid., The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

Invocation

A certificate for - "meritorious service ’to the youth in the Oklahoma City school system" was presented to Mr. Bennett in the behalf of the -Oklahoma City'Classroom. Teachers Association by Duane Weinert, president.

Certificate of Merit Presenteto Mr. Bennett

Mrs. Welch, Mr. Lott, Mr. Estes, and Mr. Thompson also expressed appreciation .Dqr the fine service Mr. Bennett has rendered. ”

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the .meetings of May 7, 196^ . May 10, I962, and May 21, 196^2^, were approved as - read.

R. #161 Minutes Approv

SPECIAL

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to open bid on student insurance. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." Bids were opened from the following companies:

R. #162

Bids on Studen Insurance Open

R. E. Strom, representing Standard Life and Accident Company, . Oklahoma City. R. E. Strom, representing Preferred Risk Life Assurance Company of -Arkansas. Arthur A. Walker Agency, representing Constitution Life Insurance Company, Oklahoma City. Storie Insurance Agency, representing American . Casualty, Reading, Pa. American Motorists, Chicago, Ill. Standard Insurance Company, Tulsa, Okla. Carter Insurance Agency, representing Old Liberty Insurance Company, Tulsa, Okla.

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett . and seconded by Mr. Thompson to refer these bids to Mr. Halle for tabulation and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

R. #163

Insurance Bid To Be Studied

Mr. Green,'Treasurer, gave - his regular monthly report and further reported that the sale of the . $6,650,000 in bonds was final as of June 4, 196^2^, with the delivery of the bonds.

Treasurer's Report

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, to authorize.Mr. Green, Treasurer, to Lnvest proceeds of the "bond sale in the amount of $6,000,0°0 in United States - Treasury bills according to the Treasurer's recommendations. All members voted "Aye" on roll - call.

R. #164

Investment of $6,000,000 Approved

On the recommendation of the Superintendent, verbal permission was granted to proceed with the writing of purchase orders against bond fund accounts pending detailed approval of allocations. ' ' •

Purchase Order Writing Approv

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, had no legal matters on which to report at this time.

Attorney's Report

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

Auditor's Report

On motion of Mr. - Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the foregoing reports were approved as presented. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."- (Copy of Treasurer's report -handed to Clerk - to be filed.) .

R. #165

Mfr. Green left the meeting at this point - 5:20 p.m.

Mr. Green Left Meeting

Reports Approx

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - CONT'D —U.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPOJ& R. #166

L962-63 Salary

Motion was made "by • Mr. Thompson and seconded ■ by Mr. Estes to approve the 1962-63 teachers' salary scale as follows: ; .

Scale for Teachers App.

Basic Salary Scale

Bachelors $4, 200

Minimum Maximum

6,000

6,200

No. of Steps

Increments

Masters $4,400

100

Grant a $2°0 increase in salary for all. saMsfac-tory -teachers now

in the system so long as it ' does not exceed the .maximums indicated above.

Grant outside experience to those newly employed this year so that they would receive the same salary as they would had they been em ployed in Oklahoma City providing; this does ' not ' exceed $5,1°0 with a Bachelor's Degree and. $5,300 with a Master's Degree.

The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #167

Professional Trips Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to direct the following' persons to attend meetings, and make trips as indicated: A.

Bill Jenkins to visit two days in the Memphis Public Schools, Memphis,. Tennessee, for the purpose of studying computer applications,,^ ■ registration and financial accounting.

Mrs. Mary McCain, Oklahoma Historical Toui^, June 7-9, 1962.

Mildred Rickard, Ethel McCall, Jimmie Prater, Elizabeth A. Holmes, and Thelma Robertson to attend'the National Workshop for Education in Family Finance, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, July 2-27, 1962 — travel expenses not to exceed $300.00 for the team of five teachers.

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

R. #168

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded'by Mr. Bennett ■ to approve the making of Transfer Funds transfers and supplement approbations :Ln the 1961-62 General Fund Account per detailed 1961-62 General information attached. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." Fluid Approved

I96l°62 , ' GENERAL FUND

I20-Q2

General Research■- Sa larirs School Elrctcoes Lrga I Expresrs Research Officr - Other Expresr Legal Pybl icatcoet

2I3 215-D 230-B 230-C 24O«A 2||(°“ft- 1 25O-B 250-C2

"Teachers - Sa larirs Cuuricuium Certrir - Sa larirs Periodicals aed Newspppers Audio Visual Maaerials Storrroom Stock Priorieg Travr I Ie Srrvicr T*aieir^g

3I2-A3

Tit r . V Supplirs ■ NDEA

51+^-A

CubtodiaI Supp Hrs

9I0-A.

Rprreraioeal ' Persoenel - Saiarirt

IOJO-M ■

^ns■erbrt^onal Fure. & Eqpt.

IQ-G I ■ IO*J I20-D I20-F I

120“ J

Total Traesfrrs Ie

8^5.00 200.00 75.00 5.00 1,000.00 1180,607.00 5010.00 . 1,200.00 . 3,000.00 35,68^00 12,000.00 TOOr00 2,500.00

lj.,600.00 21,000.00

200.00 1,000.00 $1,263,00.1.00

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - -CONT'D .

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I 10-H -IO-L IIO-N I

I I0-N2 I I

I0-0 IO-Q

I20-A2 I20-6 I20-G2 I20-H 120-1 I20-O I20-N „• I20-P2

R. #168

TRANSFERS OUT

Continued.

Personnel Office - Salaries ' Business Office - Sslaries . Buildings & Grounds - Salaries Engineers - Salaries Purchas ing - Sa laries Car Al Iowanee Board Oemter Expense Suppeintendent's Office - Other Expense Ass i.sta nt Supprmtendent’s Office Personnel- Office - Other Expense Pub I ic Relations - Other Expense Auditor - Fisca I Control Bui Idings & Grounds - Other Expense Personnel Directory

. '

2,000.00 98.00 - 850.00 146.00 480.00

35-<>oo I50.00 30(0.00 200.00 200.00 I50.00 200.00 I00,00 67(0.00

Principals & Asssstants -» Sauries Supervi sons - Sa laries Sulbsitutes - Salaries Librarians - - Sa laries Guidance - Salaries'

1000.00 1000,00 25.000.00 4,700.00 1000,00

2I4-E 2I5-A 215-B 2I5-C 2I5-02

Rad.io - - - Salaries Office of Principals - - Saiaries Supervisors - Sa la ires Teachers Aides --'Salaries TV & Radio -- - Saaarins .... . ..........

3I I-A2 3LI-B2 3I2-A2

Home School" Counnslors - Salaries Home School Counsslors - Seccetary - Sa barles Home School C^i^n^t^slors - SuppI ies

5IO-A.B 5I0-D 5IO-D3 5I0-D5 550-A 550-B 550-c

C^us<^c^ial Services - Saurins Central Office Switchboard - Sa I- arles Warehouse - Saurins TV Eng inerrs - Saurins Car Allowancc Travel ■Monthly Dumping Privileges

7,000.00 400.00 1000.00 ,3,900.00 20Q.00 300.00 500.00

6I0-C 620-A6 620-Al I

Funnitnre Reppar - Salaries Office Oachhncs Firn Extinguishers

1000.00 2,000.00 _300.00

720-A 720-D 73O-A2

Proppnty,Insurance Fidellty Bonds TV Equipment - Rectal

3,6°0‘»00

9I0-B2 96O-A 960-B

Travel , Adult School " Personnel Adult Schoo’l S^n^p^p ies Adult School Book Rental Tax Assessments

60.00 4,000.00 500,00 400.00 1000.00

96o-b4 I0I0-C2

’

TV &-

3,500.000# 3,ooo.oo4-'

1000.00 200.00 250.00

500.00 200.00 400.00

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105.00 800.00

Total Transferred Out / Net - Increase to - Gennr-al Fund Budget

74,394.po:

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•

I= 1.188.607.00

It was moved, by Mr. Thompson and seconded ' by Mr. Bennett to- approve the making of transfers in '"the 1961-62 Bulling; -Levy Account per eetailee information attached. All .members - voted "Aye" on roll call. • ___________ __________,• ■'

R. #169

Transfer - Funds 1961-62 Buttttr Levy Account Approved

I96I-62 BUILDING - LEVY FUND TRANSFERS - IN

I020-B6lO-B620—EII IOJ0-B2 IOJO-F IO30-H

New - Buildings

Buildings - Salaries. .. VeMcular - - Heavy Duty Business Office . Furniture.&-Equipment - Hoover Title VII - Equipment Total Transfers In

$ - 42,7I'3.78

30,000.00 5,000.00 I,200.00 I2,986.22 50,000.00 $

lUl.900.00

MEETING OF JUNE k-j 1962 - CONT'D

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R. #169 Continued

1961,.62 BUILDING LEVY FUND transfers OUT

1 " 1

610-A 620-B2 I020-BI 1030-Blf. I030-B6 I030-B7 IO3O-B8 I030-D2

Grounds - Salaries Replace Stage Settings New Annexes Instructional Office Operations Office Engineers Office ResearGh office Title V - Equipment Total Transfers Out

I 1 I J J II Iâ„˘

$ 10,000.00 2,000.00 121,500*00 800.00 500.00 900.00 1,200,00 5,000.00 Ml.

PERSONNEL

Personnel Recommended

It was requested that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed . , , on the form hereby - approved be executed in the name of the District bv the Suuerin S P!rson?y him desis^ated; also, that other personnel recommendations^nd that other personnel recommendationsSnd information listed be approved:

CONT'D -

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ROSS

ASSIGNMENT

SCIENCE

GRANT

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME resignations

Tmr) HESS, DONALD L. (MRS)

HILL, JEAN

EMERSON

LIBRARIAN

CAPITOL HILL SR.

HILL, LOIS

1ST

(MRS)

VOCAL MUSIC

MARSHALL

HIXON, MARGARET

(MR) HOMBURG, AL

1ST

POLK

HUGHES, DONNA KAY

BRYAN

(MRS)

(MRS) SPEECH THERAPIST

NORTHEAST

HUSKEY, MARILYN B.

(mrs) FRENCH

6th TAFT PHYS.

KDG.

PRAIRIE QUEEN

ED.

BUCHANAN

JACOBSON, ALTA (MR) JONES, CHARLES W.

(MR) JUSTICE, DONALD M. (MRS)

KELLER, JEANETTE RYAN (MRS)

KAISER 2ND NORTHWEST

KOSTKA, BERNICE (MRS)

GERMAN

MATH.

SOUTHEAST

HENRY 3RD

KREI , JOYCE (MRS)

PAUL P.

LAUCUS, JOYCE

(MR) LAUCUS,

MARSHALL COUNSELOR

(MR) LEI KAM, WILLIAM H.

HAWTHORNE 4TH

2ND

ARTHUR

(MRS)

LESTER, MARY (MRS)

LINDHEIM, ROX] E J.

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-1-62

6-15-62

6-1-62

6-1-52

6-1-62

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MARSHALL

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

1NSTRUCT10NAL

NAME

(MRS)

RESIGNATIONS

MARKLEY, SUSAN GREGG

ENGLISH

TAFT

6th

WESTWOOD

1 ND. ARTS

ROOSEVELT

6th

MAYFAIR

(MISS)

BILL J.

DWIGHT

MAYFIELD, MOLLY KAY

(MR) MC ARTHUR, (MR) MC DANIEL,

(mrs)

FILLMORE

MC INNIS; . IRfHA

4TH CAPITOL HILL SR.

(mrs)

PHYS.

MC KELVEY, BILLYE C. (MRS)

ED.

ED. MC MILLAN, JO ANN

EMERSON

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MATH.

CLASSEN

MARY ANNE

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(MR.)

MEESE,

MI.LLER, TRUMAN

SPEC. ED.

COOLIDGE

SPAN.

NORTHEAST

(MRS)

(Mrs)

MITCHELL, NELL F.

MOSLEY, FRANCES S.

SPAN.

NORTHWEST

5TH

PRINCIPAL

COOLIDGE

ASST.

ROOSEVELT

(MR)

CATHERINE

DALE

MOSLEY, RAMON (MR) MULLINS,

(mrs)

SCIENCE

GRANT

NORWOOD,

(MR)

SHIELDS 3RD

NORWOOD, TRACY (MRS)

POWELL, SARAH E.

1ST

HAYES

ENGLISH

SOUTHEAST

(mrs)

(MR)

RAMMING, BARBARA ANN

RANSFORD. DALE

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-1-62

6-29-62

6-1-62

, 6-1-62

6-1-62

MATH.

ASSIGNMENT

ROOSEVELT

MUSIC

HARDING

1ST

DAVIS

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

RESIGNATIONS

(MRS)

REASON, MATTIE LOU

(MR)

EVA LONG

REED, JOHN A.

(MRS)

REEVES,

ED.

HERONVILLE

SPEC.

(MRS)

RICHIE, BETTY FRANCES

CLASSEN

5th

PUTNAM HEIGHTS

ROOSEVELT HOME EC.

MARSHALL HOME EC.

ENGLISH

GRANT

SEYMOURIA

CORA A.

(MRS)......

RIDDLE,

(MRS)

ROBINSON,

(MRS)

RUSH, BARBARA

(mrs)

SPEECH - ENGLISH

RUST, MARTHA

(MR)

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-1-62

1ST - 2ND

6-1-62

COOLIDGE 4TH

6-1-62

BUS.

GRANT

WESTWOOD

6-1-62

ED.

W. NICHOLS HILLS

JOURNALISM

SALLEE, JAMES

IONE

NORTHWEST

NEVVA

(Mrs)

SARTIN,

(Mrs)

SHAVER, JACQUELINE L.

(mrs)

SHIRK, JILL S.

(mrs)

SPEC.

SIMMONS, GAYNELLE

(miss)

ED.

SLUTZKY, VERA

FRENCH

NORTHWEST

SUSAN LANE

(miss)

SPARKS,

CAPITOL HILL SR.

6-1-62

PHYS.

ED.

(mrs)

6-1-62

LINCOLN

COOLIDGE 3RD t x.

1ST

Joyce

STEVENS, MARY S.

(MRS)

(mrs)

sulli van,.

SUMMER, BARBARA

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ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

NAME

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MEETING OF JUNE U, 1962 - CONT'D

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS J

RESIGNATIONS

(MRS)

(RODDY - l/A PREVIOUSLY SHOW 1)

MILLARD, MARY ARLENE

(FLOW - ILL)

COXS ROMA

4-20-62

STAR-SPENCER - BU >0 ”REM. OF YR. ONLY

4-18-62

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PROFESSIONAL

PATTYE L.

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

JEFFERSON

ENSLIFH

ED.

CLASSEN

PHYS.

VOCAL MUSIC

KAREN K.

BARBEE, (MRS)

DEAN,

UNIVERSITY HGTS.

MARSHALL

FIGG, JOE W.

“

(MR)

6th

GATES, JAMES 0.

6th

MONROE

GORENA, AMB-IA instr. .DEPT.

NORTHWEST

MATH.

(mr) (mr)

HILL. TOM

COUNSELOR

6th

LEWS F.

ROOSEVELT

JAMES,

(mrs) ■ JONES, REBECCA

BURBANK

(MR) SCIENCE

MARSHALL COUNSELOR

4TH

SEQUOYAH

3RD

ED.

PUTNAM HEIGHTS

MATH.

JACKSON

PHYS.

ROOSEVELT

5TH

UNI VERSITY HGTS.

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(MRS)

LOHRENTZ, DONALD' L.

(mrs) OSBORN, KATHLEEN

(mrs)

FRED A.

FABLER, HELEN M.

(mr) TEAGUE,

(miss)

RUTH

THOMAS, BETTY JO

(mrs) WELCH,

(mrs)

OVERSEAS TEACHING PAINE, MARY LEE

■

EFFECTIVE DATE

v 6-l-fe

6-1-62

6-l-62

6~l-62

6-l-fe

'6-1-62

6-l-6>2

6-l5-fe

6-l-62

6-|-62

6~l-62

6-l~^6^2

' 6~l-62

Y '

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME LEAVES OF ABSENCE

MATERNITY

lST

UNI ’VERSITY HGTS.

SPEC.

ED.

Wl LLARD

(mrs)

LOU ANN

COPP, HELEN (MRS)

STAR-SPENCER

COX,

BUSINESS

EFFECTIVE DATE

6m-62

6-l-fe

6-l-62

6-L-62

6-l5-62

6-l-fe

6-H62

6-i-62

6-l-62

6-i-62

6-h62

6-‘i-62

6-l-62

COUNSELOR

6-l-62 EMERSON

,6th

lST

PHRIE QUEEN

COOLIDGE KDG.

lST

NICHOLS HILLS

SCIENCE

JACKSON

ENG. - JOURNALISM

JACKSON

lST

COLUMBUS

KDG.

LEE

BURBANK KDG.

MOON JR.

SOCIAL STUDIES

MARSHALL

(mrs)

JEAN F.

EVANS, CAROLE JO

(mrs) HARMON,

(mrs)

ELAINE

SAUNDERS, MAUDERIE (MRS)

SlEBUHR,

(mrs) SMITH, WlLDA SUE

(mrs) THIESSEN, JANICE (MRS)

WATTERS, THELMA

(mrs)

ILL HEALTH

PATSY 'ANN

E. M.

BARTELL, LOIS l.

(MR) COTTON, (MRS)

(mrs)

KNOBLOCK,

MANSFIELD, KATHLEENE

(mrs) MARKHAM, DOROTHY

CLERICAL

NAME

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

CLERK

UNIVERSITY HGTS.

RESIGNATIONS

(mrs)

CLERK

BRITTON

BENSON, MONA

(mrs)

JR. CLERK

PUPIL SERVICES

JEZEK, ' THELMA L.

(MISS)

JR. SEC.

CLASSEN

BROADCASTING CTR._ • JR. SEC. ' ’

JONES, " NEVA

resigned)

(martin -

(jack *

LEAVE ■ OF" ABSENCE PROFESSIONAL

(mrs) MC CRACKEN, ' LOIS

(mrs)

ILL HEALTH

WRIGHT, " MARI E

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-8-62 6-8-62

■

$-ll-62

- ■

6-15-62

*■.

EMPLOYMENT

NAME

SALARY

230.

195.

$l95.

PERSONNEL

(mrs) CORDRAY, BONITA JANE

(mrs)

RE-INSTATEMENT

HACKLER, MARGARET

(MRS)

DONCEEL, SANDRA

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

5-14-62

5-7-62

&-l8-62

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

CLERK

IPURPL SERVICES

JR.

JR. CLERK

MAINTENANCE

IN THE SYSTEM"

PUPPL SERVICES - SEC.

"PREV.

MEETING OF JUNE

1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

It IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS BE EMPLOYED TO TEACH IN SUMMER SCHOOL. ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL - JUNE 4 THROUGH JULY I J,

1962.

TEACHERS TO BE USED JF JUNE 4

SCHOOL

HEAD TEACHER

ARTHUR

HELEN SNOW

FREELA CLEMONS

BELLE ISLE

ELLEN HUSKY

MARGARET JENKINS

BUCHANAN

HELEN POTTS

JUDIE ESCH

COLUMBUS

PAULINE GIBSON

COOLIDGE

BUDDY FARR

DAVIS

SOLDIE MAYBERRY

EDGEMERE

LUCILE CRAVATT

ENROLLMENT WARRANTS

GEORGE WORTH SUE PENNINGTON

ANNA DICKSON

MAX GOULD

IRENE OLSON GARDEN OAKS

GERALDINE LONIAN

GATEWOOD

THERESA GREEN

HORACE MANN

ZELMA GORDON

JOHNSON

EMMA JO TAYLOR

RUTH JENKINS

KAISER

MARIE LEANDER

DOROTHY MAY

LINWOOD

MARGARET SUMPTER

MADISON

ONA MAE ROUTON

ANNA MARTIN

MAYFAIR

ROBERT JANTZ

ALICE HOLMES

ETHEL ANN KUNKE

MC KINLEY

BARBARA WILSON

MONROE

AMELIA GORENA

MARILYN BASHAM

NICHOLS HILLS

GERALDINE CLOW

MARY APOSTOL

HEL EN BRANUM VIVIAN CROWDER

RUTH BRESHEARS

RANCHO

DENA EFRON

LAHOMA FRIEDLANDER

RIDGEVIEW

GENEVA DANSBY

MARGARET WAHL IN£X DICKINSON BOB G. STORIE

SALLY ATKINS

MAE WEAR

SEQUOYAH SHI ELDS

ELOISE PREBLE

TRUMAN

ARETHA CLAY

WEST Nl CHOLS HI LLS

HELEN CONLEY

ALL OF THE HEAD TEACHERS, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF MRS. DANSBY OF RIDGEVIEW, WILL RECEIVE A SALARY OF $425.00. SINCE MRS. DANSBY WISHES TO TEACH ONLY TWO HOURS PER DAY,

SHE WILL RECEIVE ONLY $225.00. ALL OTHER TEACHERS WILL TEACH FOR FOUR HOURS EACH DAY,

SALARY $400.00, WITH THE

EXCEPTION OF THE RIDGEVIEW TEACHERS, WHO WILL TEACH FOR ONLY TWO HOURS, WITH A SALARY OF $200,00.

SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL - JUNE 4 THROUGH JULY 27,

1962.

PRINCIPAL OF SUMMER SCHOOL

MR, OLEN LABOR

SALARY $700.00

TERM OF EMPLOYMENT JUNE 4 - JULY 27, 1962

ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS OF SUMMER SCHOOL- SALARY $600.00 FOR 8 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT

MR. LEON BRUNER

CENTRAL

EVERETT SEMRAD

GRANT

SAM CLIFTON

HARDING

EDWARD BERRY

JOHN MARSHALL

JIM WALLACE

NORTHWEST

TEACHERS PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT, JUNE 4 THROUGH JULY 27, SALARY $550.00 FOR 8 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT

1962

CLASSEN

MEETING OF . JUNE. 4, 1?62 , - CON'D

Personnel Reccmmiended.

'RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD; SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT (CONT’D)

GRANT

TEACHER

SUBJ ECT

TEACHER

SUBJECT

JAMES COX

SOCIAL STUDIES

JOHN HILL

MATH.

MARVIN YORK

ENGLLSH

W, LEROY CROZI ER

SOdAL STUDIES

IVY COPELAND

BUIS.

KEN COFFELT

SCI ENCE

TEACHER

SUBJECT

ED.

HARDING

SUBJECT

TEACHER

ED.

DICK THOMPSON

ENGL 1 SH

L. J. SMOOT, JR.

BUS.

FRANCES BAXTER

MATH.

R» M. GORDON

SCI ENCE

MARJORY WOHL

SOCIAL STUDIES

BYRON ROBERTS

SOCIAL STUD DES

SUBJECT

TEACHER

SUBJECT

PEGGY PITT

ENGLISH

FERN COLLIER

SOCIAL STUD DES

GENE EOFF

MATH,

ELLA BETH JACKSON

BUS.

JANE FELL ING HAM

FOR. LANGUAGE

J. M« SPARKS

SCIENCE

TEACHER

SUBJECT

JOHN MARSHALL

TEACHER

SANDRA NOBLE

MATH.

ED.

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

SUBJECT

TEACHER MABEL PARK

ENGLLSH

PHILIP THURSTON

MATH.

MARVI N LEACH

SOCCAL STUDIES

MAXINE TYLER

NOTEHAND

GORDON ERICKSON

ENGL 1SH

GLENN RICKS

REX IRWIN

MATH.

BOB BLACKBURN

SOdAL STUDIES

BILL SALWAECHTER

THURGASUE DILL LAURA KELLEY

BUIS. ED. READING

PHILLIP PHILLIPS

SCIENCE

PHILLIP HAUSER

SCI ENCE

SUBJECT

TEACHER

SUBJECT

MARY NEEL

ENGLISH

DOROTHY CLAY

NOTEHAND

CHARLES SANDMANN

MATH,

MAURICE PIERCE

SCIENCE

ROBERT STALNAKER

SOCIAL STUDIES

ANN FOWLER

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

CAFRR E STARKS

ENGH SH - JR.

L. SMITH

SOCCAL STUDIES SCIENCE

SCI ENCE

CENTRAL

TEACHER

STUDENT HELP FOR THE SUMMER SCHOOL PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT JUNE 4 - JULY 27, SALARY #<>75 PER HOUR

1962

CENTRAL JANIE WILLIAMS--------------- -------------------------- ------------- —OFFICE

CHARLESETTA MC MULLEN--------------------- ■-------------------- LIBfARY GRANT

ANNETTE HAMPTON------ ----------------- ------------ -------------------OFFICE

KEITH CARSON---------------------- —---------- ---------------- ------ LIBRARY HARDING

DIANE DURLAND-

OFFICE

MARY ASHER—--

LIBRARY

HIGH

MEETING'OF. JUNE 4, 1962 . - CONT'D T-'U " ..

■

R-13

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE

SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL EMPLO'YMENT (CONT’D)

STUDENT HELP FOR SUMMER SCHOOL JOHN MARSHALL DITNT BLAKE——------------------------•—■--------------- — OFFICE

SHTRON CL INKENBARD------ —— ------------------ —LI BTHRY NORTHWEST CLASSEN ELAINE SEVIERIN'-----------------------------

OFFICE

SALLY LOVING---------------------------------

LIBRARY

LIBRARIANS FOR THE SUMMER PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT, JUNE 18 THROUGH JULY 27,

1962.

SALARY $330.00

KEN POVERUD

CENTRAL

MILDRED PATTERSON

GRANT

JUANITA SIMPSON MARIAN DIERDORFF

HARDING JOHN ' MARSHALL

JUANITA ' GRAHAM

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

BAND AND ORCHESTRA TEACHERS PERIOD OF EMPLOYMEET, JUNE 4 THROUGH JULY 27.

l962

SALARY $550.00 FOR 8 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT

CAPITOL HILL SR.

MEI^'VI N LEE

DOUGLASS

E. PERRY

DON TODD

GRANT

RAY GUDENBURR

HARDING

ARTHUR JOHNSON

NORTHWEST

ED L. KELLER

NORTHWEST

RAY MORGAN

SOUTHEAST

JOE SPURLOCK

JOHN MARSHALL

DRIVERS • EDUCATION TEACHERS PERIOD OF JUNE 4 THROUGH JULY 27.

1962

SALARY $770.00 TO BE ADJUSTED AT T LATER DATE

CLIFFORD'JIM

CENTRAL

HERSCHEL SHERRILL

CENTRAL

ILLY JONES

HARDING

CEC1L

GRANT

C. KEGTNS

HARRY TAYLOR

GRANT

TONEY LACKEY

JOHN MARSHALL

WARD MC CASKILL

JOHN MARSHALL

THOMTS WOLFE

JOHN MARSHALL

RALPH BULLARD

JOHN MARSHALL

C. L. CARVER

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

DAW D HOKE

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

LOINNI E GILLILAND. JR.

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

BASIL MC COLLUM

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

JERRY POTTER

HARDING

DARRELL MILLIORN

WILL BE ASSIGNED LATER

SUMMER TELEVISION TEACHERS

SALARY

TEACHER

WORKING PERIOD

SARA AU6USTTNE

JUNE 6 - JULY I? JUNE 6 - JULY 25

$600.00

JUNE 6 - JULY 25

700.00

FAYE BILLS

JUNE 6 - JULY 25

700.00

EVELYN FINDLEY

JUNE 6 - JULY 25

700.00

DR. ANN REID

BILL O^I^IFIA

700.00

P-14

RECOMIMEEDDTTONB TO THE BOARD:

’

■

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS MRS. CLARR S ANNETTE

1 AS T PART TIME CLERK AT THE BROADCASTING ' CENTER,

PER MONTH,• EFFECTIVE JUNE 18. '1962 THROUGH JULY 27,

SALARY $100.00

1962.

MISS LYNN EDMONDSON TO DO SUMMER CATALOG WORK IN THE CURRICULUM LIBRARY, SALARY $180.00

MONTH,

EFFECT^ MAY 28,

1962 THROUGH AUGUST 10.

MRS. GRACE RYTN AS T CLERK IN PERSONNEL, SALARY $l85,°0 PER MONTH.

MISS DIXIE PATTERSON AS T CLERK IN . PERSONNEL,

PER

1962. EFFECTS JUNE 4.

SALARY $l75.00 PER MONTH,

MISS DAISY PARKS TS T CLERK IN PERSONNEL, 'SALARY $l70.00 PER MONTH.

|962.

EFFECTS JUNE I.

E^frE^TTVE JUNE I,

^62.

MRS, JEAN H^F^TTS TO CONTINUE AS FINANCIAL ' SECRETARY AT STAR-SPENCER UNTTL AUGUST ' 24. • 1962. SALARY TO BE ADJUSTED • TO $245.00 PER MONTH, BEGINNING JULY I. l'962.

Personnel Recoimnended.

Helper Lincoln

Helper Jefferson

Helper Carver

Helper Creston Hills

Helper Jefferson

Horton.tIda M.

Melton, Bess B.

Middleton, Mattie

Rose, Shirley L.

Standifer., Clara L.

Louise

tional)

<195.

Hopkns. -Sable

(Additional)

“

.90

Re-instatement Cobib, Bertha j.

(Add i ti onal )

(Addi

(Additional)

.90

.80

SALARY

Re-i nstatement Gibson, Marhta B.

5-UM . '^2

5-22-1962

Aker, Jacqueeine

Brewer, Nettie

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

.80

Helper Burbank

Helper Edgemere

1-24.- 1 Qf0

5-18-1962

5-1-1962

5-i-i962

5-12-1962

5-21-1962

5-l-l962

5-21-1962

5-1-1962

EFFECTIVE DATE

PERSONNEL

Richmond, Lorine

Wright, -Bertha M.

white, -

■

Second Baker Roosevelt

Harr!s, 'Agnes

Helper Jefferson

Helper Shields Heights

GANTZ, ' CaRLENE

-Van-Dfvfntfr. -1 na...............

Helper Shields Heights

Drake,- Iva W.

ASSIGNMENT

Helper Lincoln

NAME

TERMINATIONS

BOWMAN, ANSI E A.

RESIGNATIONS

FOOD SB^X/ICE

___________

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

5-11-1962

5-ll-l962

5-2l.-l962

5-29-1962

5 2-|§62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Manager George Wright

Helper Hawthorne

Helper Harding

Helper George Wright

Helper Jefferson

Helper Creston Hills

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

1— 1 CD S O W Jh O Ph

CD *d Pi

0 0 CD

FOOD SERVICE

NAME

LFAVFS-OF ABSFNCF

Burleigh, Lillian

Murray, Lillie Mae

Stiver, Bernadine

Tilley, Matilda

Ward, Willie May

CONT'D 1962

MEETING OF JUNE

TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

Second Baker Moon Jr. high

First Salad Maker Harding Second Baker Jefferson Helper Northwest Classen Helper Central

EFFECTIVE DATE

5-21-1962

5-1-1962

5-8-1962

d SERV^E

Albert C

(Akey Transferred)

Scott, Bob

Sanders, Jimmy D.

Revard, Joe Micheal

Posey. Robert ,,F

Peters, Paul Burman

Nave, David M.

Johnson, Taylor

Evans, Charles E

GREENLEE, DANNY F.

graham,

Crawford, Earnest C

5-18-1962

EFFECTIVE DATE

Floorman Northwest Classen

5-1-1962

3/4 T. Floorman John Marshall

Custodian Adams_______ T. Floorman

MAYFAIR

Longfellow

i T. Floorman

Floorman Douglass i T. Floorman

Harr i son__________ Floorman Capitol Hill Jr» i T. Floorman

5-28-1962

6-8-1962

4-30-1962

5-2-1962

6-12-1962

5-1-1962

Floorman Northwest Classen

6-5-1962

5-15« 1962

Floorman Wilson

i T.

Floorman Northwest Classen

Ridgevi

5-I8-;962

Floorman Adm instrati on Bldg

Floorman ? Southeast_______ _

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Chron1ster, Charles D.

Cannon, George D

Booth, Joe W.

RESIGNATIONS

1 (Beaird Transferred)

(Quinton Transferred)

—-(Springer Transferred)

/■

PERSONNEL

EMPLOYMENT

Heiskill, Jerry w

Evans, Rodney S

Farris, Robert Scott

Putman, Thomas Odell

I CANNONg George d

Ronnie A

Baker, Donald R niece,

Kimbrough, Ellis

Neff,.-Charley, L

Peters Paul Burman

$200

♦too

$200

8200

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

effective date

5-7-1962

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Floorman Adm1nistrati on Bldg.

Longfellow

i T. Floorman

Floorman Captiol Hill Jr

Harrison________

i T. Floorman

5-7-1962

Floorman Northwest Classen

5-1-1962

5-7-1962

Floorman Northwest Classen

i T. Floorman

5-17-1962

•j

WILSON______

Floorman Central

5-24-1962

5-22-1962

Floorman Northwest Classen

5-28-1962

Floorman John Marshall

□

Floorman Capitol hill Jr.

5-8-1962

NAME

Plumber

Apprentice Painter

Electrician

Laborer Landscaping

Daniel, Clayton L.

Kimberling, Robert F.

Noblett, David

Pleasant, John C,

Polk, James d.

Laborer Landscaping

Skinner, Bobby

Film Clerk

Textbooks

Taylor, Vernon

Copeland, John

Johnson, Benny

AUDIO - VISUAL -RESIGNATIONS

Plastering

5-31-1962

6-8-1962

5-31-1962

5-15-1962

4-30-1962

■

■ ■■ .«■

Johnson, A. c.

NAME

...

$26,5.

SALARY

■'"V

DEGREE COLLEGE

l_:

APPROVED EXP.

5-11-IQfip

EFFECTIVE DATE

Head Custodian . Gforrf Wright

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

Owens, Lloyd

5-21-1962

5-3-1962

5-21-1962

4-19-1962

5-2-1962

5-4-1962

EFFECTIVE DATE

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

TERMINATIONS

Apprentice Painter

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Brown, Jay Dee

RESIGNATIONS

MAINTENANCE

(Additional)

SERVICE - Continufd

MEETING OF JUNE CONT'D

MEETING OF JUNE . 4, 1962 . - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

P-19

Maintenance TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT?

William Leon Clement - Temporary Laborer - Landscaping.,

Salary1^1^25 per hour.

Clinton Izadore Doser - Temporary Laborer - Plastering,

Salary $1.25

Albert Henry Tigrett -

per ihour.

Temporary Laborer - Fencing, Salary $1.25 per hour.

P. E. Nix - Temporary Laborer - FENCING, ■ Salary $1.25 per hour.

Raymond dale Farmer - Temporary Laborer - Fencing,, Salary $1.25

Effective May i69 1962.

Effective May 2s

1962.

Effective April 30, 1962.

Effective May 18, 1962. per hour.

Effective May 28, 1962.

CHANGE IN STATUS OF MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL? E.

M. Hammon - CARPENTER, Salary $2.02 per hour changed to $2.07 per hour.

Effective April 11,

Kenneth Ray Miller - PLUMBER, Salary $3800. per year changed to $4500. per year.

f962Q

Effective May 11, 1962.

FURNITURE REPAIR DEPARTMENT

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS?

Arch Courtney - FoREMAN, Salary $2.00 per hour.

Jud Young - Spray pAlNTER, Salary $2.00

Effective June 4, 1962.

per hour.

Effective June 4,

Foster Harrington - CARPENTER, Salary $1.65 per hour.

Effective June 4,.1962.

Effective June .4, 1962.

Keith M. Gilmore - Carpenter,, Salary $1.65 per hour.

Emile Delsign, Jr. - Carpenter, Salary $1.65 per hour.

Geral Lee Be^i^i_ey - LABORER, Salary $1.25

per hour.

Raymond Jerry Burgess - LABORER, ■ Salary $1.25 Richard Dale Hendrix - LABORER, Salary $1.25

1962.

Effective June 4, 1962.

per hour. per hour.

Effective June•4, 1962. Effective June 4, 1962.

AUDIO- VISAL

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE AUDIO - VISUAL DEPARTMENT?

Jim Cross. - Textbooks, Salary $1.50

per hour,

Charles Epperly - Textbooks, Salary $1.50

40 hours per week for approximately 10 weeks.

Effective June 4, . 1962.

per . hour, 40 hours per week for approximately io weeks.

Ronald Hudson - Textbook.s., Salary $1.25 per . hour, 40

hours per week.

Effective June 4, 1962.

Effective ■ June 4, 1962.

CHANGE IN STATUS OF AUDIO - VISUAL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL?

Loy Parker - Temporary,, Salary $1.25 per hour to full time Film |NSPECTOR, Salary'$2io. per month. Junl'I, !962<> !

bill'-'

Effective f

MEETING of JUNE k, 1962 - CONT'D ■

........

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

Personnel Recommended

P-20

FOOD SERVICE T it TOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .80 PER HOUR NAME

SCHOOL

Baker, Irene Bower, Dena B, Bryant, Jestina Fisher, Oval J. Oldham, Maxine Slaton, Polly Ann

Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Valley Brook

only

IN STATUS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

CHANGE

Pearline Clewis - Helper - Moon Jr. High, Salary .80 per hour. Effective May 14, 1962.

per hour to

Lottie Douglas - Second Cook - Moon Jr. High, Salary .90 per hour. Effective May 14, 1962.

Norma E. Husk - Substitute - Unassigned, Salary .80

Second Cook - Moon Jr. High, Salary .90

per hour to

Helper - Moon Jr. High, Salary .80

Second Cook - Classen, Salary .95 per hour|*^

Effective May io, 1962.

Jean Reasnor - Helper - Northeast, Salary .90 per month. Effective May i, 1962.

per hour to

Elementary Manager Training - Central, Salary

$175.

Anna Faye Robertson - Substitute - Unassigned, Salary .80 per hour to Full Time - Second Cook - Roosevelt, Salary .90 per hour. Effective May i, 1962.

Oda C. Sharp - Substitute Helper - Harding, Salary .90 per hour. Effective May 11, 1962.

per hour to

First Salad Maker - Harding, Salary .95

SERVICE CHANGE IN STATUS OF SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

,Arv?l R. Beaird - Floorman - Northwest Classen, Salary $225. Salary $235. per month. Effecti ve May 29, 1962. E. H. Brewer - Custodian - University Heights, I290. per month. Effective May |6, 1962.

Salary $265.

Earl M. Dean - Custodian - Hawthorne, Salary $315. per month. Effective May 16, 1962.

Fireman - Northwest Classen,

per month to

Custodian - Mark Twain, Salary

Head Custodian = Star-Spencer, Salary

$350.

Virgil E. Dunn - £ Time Floorman - Taft, Salary $100. per per month. Effective May 28, 1962. WM. Trafford Perry - Floorman - John Marshall,

$110. per month.

Bernley $260.

month to

Salary $220.

Floorman - Southeast, Salary $200.

Simms - Fireman - Northwest Classen, Salary $250. per month Effecti ve May 28, 1962.

per month.

Otis J. Wall - Custodian - Polk, Salary $275. Effective May 18, 1962.

per month to

month.

Effective May 29, 1962.

Head Custodian - Polk, Salary ’

Custodian - Hawthorne, Salary $290. per month.

Jack D. Rutherford - i Time Floorman - Buchanan, Salary $105. Salary $157.50 per

Time Floorman - Taft, Salary

per month to

Effective May 28, 1962.

per month to 3/4

Time Floorman - Mayfair,

MEETING OF JUNE . Uz 1962 „ „ - CONT'D

Personnel Reccmmended.

RtCOMMEINDTIONS TO THE BOARD:

Retirees for the end of the NAME

SCHOOL & ASSIGNMENT

AINSl^lEj LEONE PAI^I^HNE (MRS)

BRYAN -

ELSI E JANE (MRS)

BLAK&.EY,

DATE

6-29-62

INSTR. ASSISTANT

CURRICULUM LIBRAAY- LIBRARIAN

s-1 ^>62

BRECHEEN, MARIE C. (MISS,

SEQUOYAH - 5TH

6-l-62

BRUCHER, MARY BRYAN

CLASSEN - HOME EC,

6-l-62

CLINE,

BUCHANAN - 6TH

6-|-62

CURRICULUM LIBRARY - LIBRARIAN,

6-15-62

CLEVELAND - 1ST

6-l-62

COSTLEY, CLIFFORD (MR)

AUDIO VISUAL - DIRECTOR

6-29-62

COUNCIL, MABEL R. (MRS)

STAND WATI E - SPEC.

CROUSE, MAX (MR)

STAR - PRINCIPAL

6-29-62

DOLAN, LEO B.

SOUTHEAST - SOCIAL STUDIES

&-l-62

FOLTZ, MAR-IORRE (MRS)

LEE - 2ND

6-l-62

FOTH, HENRY (MR)

INSTRUCTIONAL DEPT. - MUSIC SUPERVISOR

&-29-62

FROMME, HELEN (MRS)

HARRISON - SPEC.

GORDON, BERNICE (MISS)

NORTHWEST - MATH.

6-1-62

GRAY, ANNA LUCILLE (MISS)

JACKSON - SPEC.

6-l-62

GREEN, RUTH ELLA (MISS)

GATEWOOD - PRINCIPAL

HOOD, GENEVA (MRS)

NICHOLS HILLS - 6tH

6-I-62

STAND WATTE - 1ST

6-l=62

MARSHALL - ENGLISH

6-1-62

CAPITOL HILL SR.' - ENGLISH

6-l-62

MURRAY, WINNIE (MRS)

NORTHWEST - ART

6-1-62

POOLE, MAYBELLE C.

WHEELER - 4TH

6-l-62

WILSON - 6TH

6=|-62

CLYDE (MRS)

EUNICE (MISS)

COCKRUM,

CONNOR,

HORN,

LEWI S,

(MISS)

EVA L.

(MR)

FLORENCE LUCILLE (MRS)

JENNINGS,

BESS C.

NETTI E B.

(MRS) (MISS)

(MISS)

PORTER, GLADYS FAY (MRS)

school year 1961-1962

RAGSDALE,

LENA M,

(MISS)

STAND WATTE -

6-3-62

ED.

ED. ...

MOON - HOME EC,

ROOP, ALONZO W.

CAPITOL HILL SR. - ASST.

6—29*62

6-l-62

1ST

RICKS, GARVICE SPARKS (MRS) (MR)

6-i-6a#

ED.

6-l-62

PRINCIPAL

6-29-62

SCANLAN, ALICE B. (MISS)

CENTRAL - LIBRARIAN

6-l-62

SMITH, LOYS BLANCHE (MISS)

CAPITOL HILL SR. - HOME EC,

6-l-62

SNaL, RUTH EILEEN (MISS)

CLASSEN - LATIN

6-l-»62

TOO^IEY, RUTH ' (MISS)

LEE - 3RD

6-l-62

JACKSON - HOME EC.-

6-l-62

RESERVE & ADVISORY

6-29-62

WESTERVELT,

RUTH D.

PERRY, RAYMOND (MR)

(MRS)

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

R. #170 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - CONT'D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCI^SING, CAFETERIAS

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

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

JUNE 4th, 1962

Item #1

Ratification of Way 1962 payrolls previously approved by the

Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows:

Item #2

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

1,364^599.85

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

48,800.36

BOND FUND

1,103.96

Authority to issue payrolls for June 1962, in the following estimated amounts.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

1,450,000.00

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

80,000.00

BOND FUND

. .10,000.00

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 4, 2 962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION . FOR PAYMENT JUNE 4th,1962

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS., THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

2,695.60

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

.71,898.24

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND

BOND FUND

■

170,987.30

120.00 >

■.

i i j

57,016.85 3?, 717.99

TOTAL

. $

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

1 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.Instrue. Office

Low

Personnel Office

Storeroom Stock

2.2.4 10.80 300.15

313.19

f A & E. Equipment Company

General Instrue.

Low

American Book Company

Audio Vis. Mtrl. Library, Records

Publisher Sei.

Amer. Education Publication

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Amer. Electric Ign. Company

Mower, Parts

Standard

Amer. Guidance Serv. Inc.

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

78.84

103.93 14.25

118.18 10.00

8.10

9.00 .24

9.24

Amer. Lib. Association

Filmstrip

Publisher Sei.

6.00

Amer. Publishers Corporation

Library

Publisher Sei.

53.82

Annual Reviews Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

7.00

Anti-Defamation League of B’nai B’rith

Library

Publisher Sei.

2.40

MEETING OF. JUNE.4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL ■ ' FUND (continued) Custodial Supplies

Apco Oil Corporation

B-2 Low .

15.13 14.03 14.03 14.03

57.22

Mrs. Odie ■ P. Archer

Special Education

Reimbursement

Mrs. Genevieve Arnold

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Ella ■ M. Asher

Special Education

Reimbursement

50.00

Atlas

Subscription

Publisher Sei.

3.88

Audivision Language ■ Teach. Service ,

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Audio^ Visual Department

Audio . Vis. Mtrl.

Reimbrusement

Automatic Bus. Machines

Office Machines

Standard

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr.■Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Charming. L. Bete Co. Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

15.00

6.19

19.60

22.54

7.00

65.5O

■

3.00 ♦51

3.51 8.69

Black Hawk Films

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sd..

R.K. .Black, Inc.

Printing

Low

. 148.50

Paul Blakeney Company

Mower Parts

Low

288.60

Bonds Credit Jewelry

General Instruc.

Low

150.00

Book-of-the-Month Club

Library

Publisher Sei.

5.65 8.18

R.R. . Bowker ■ ' Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Brandt Red . Bud Grocery

General Instruc.

Selected

Braniff .■ Airways, Inc.

Travel

Board Action Reimbursement

Brodhead-Garrett Company

Brooking's . Pen Shop Bob Brown. Supply Company

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Business Office .. Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Low Standard

Selected

13.83 3.00

210.47 635.30

482.04

1,-117.34

8.10 16.00

24.10

Low

1.50

25.00 26.00

12.85 18.50

’

82.35

MEETING OF , ■ JUNE. 4, 1962 - _,, CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL . FUND (continue)

John A. Brown Company

General Instruc.

B-3

Selected Low Letter Bid

Buchanan Food Mart No. 1

■

General Instruc.

7.98

344.55

Selected

8.10

Bureau of Audio-Vis. Instruc. Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

5.00

Bureau of Ed. Research & Service

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

10.20

Bureau of ,Visual Instruc.

Audio • Vis. ■ Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

4.23

Murray S. Butler

Public Carrier

Board Action

Mr. ”G” Super Market

General Instruc.

Selected

Wilma Cain

.Adm. Expense

200.00

36.13 5.08

Petty Csh.Reimb.

4.10 50.00 2.40 • 70 17.62

Research Office Postage Pubs.Curr.Library Gen. Instruc. In Serv.Training Rpr.Instruc.Eqjp . Electronics, Parts Lawn ■ Mower Repair California Test Bureau

General Instruc.

8.80

50.00 6.74 1.00 148.59,

—2^1^ Publisher Sei.

170.00

172.33

2.33 Campbell Glass & Mirror Co.

Census Supplies

Low

Capitol Record Dist. Corp.

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Carpenter Paper Company

Printing

Low

Vehicular, Reg. Operating, Oil

Low

Census^ Enumerators (List.attached)

Census ■ Salaries

Board Action

Cheviot Corp.

Library

Childrens . Press, Inc.

General Instruc.

Bob Cates

Chilton Company

•

.. Library

. 5.75

20.02

. 375.36 ■

135.70 13.86

. 149.56

297.00

. Publisher Sei.

12.25

Publisher • Sei.

20.68

Publisher Sei.

City Auto Parts

Rpr.Parts, Mower

Standard

City Bus Company

Public Carrier

Board Action

3-90 2.18 2,680.35

MEETING . OF . JUNE . 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL.FUND , Continued)

B-4

Water & - Sewage

Utilities

30.63

City of Nichols Hills

Water & - Sewage

’ Utilities

17.00

City Office Supply Inc.

Storeroom ■ Stock Instruc.- Office

" Low

City of Midwest City

General Instruc.

City Spring ■ Works, Inc.

400.00 11.00

Selected

17.50

12.42

City of the Village

Water

Utilities

Clinton Music Corp.

Title 111,Instr Supplies

Board Action

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

New Library Bks. Library

Publisher Sei.

John H. Cole Company

The Collier Macmillan. Library Division

262.45 '4 11.57

185.00

2.25 3.76

F.E. Compton & - Company

New Lib. Books

Board- Action

Consumers Union . Film Dept.

Audio Vis.- Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Al ■ Cook Desk & Office ■ Supply

Business Office

Selected Low

General Instruc.

Coronet . Films

. Audio . Vis. Mtrl.

Board - Action Publisher Sei.

Special Education

Reimbursement

Creative.Playthings, Inc.

General Instruc.

Selected

15.00 6.64 16.83

W.H. ■ Cu^tt^i|^l'A • i t, 1 ' Custodial -RMfehop

23.47

45.86 110.00 135.00 11.25

256.25

50.00 10.95

JL-JJ?..

Gurriuuljf Ktrls. Center

376.51 674.10

Low

Mrs. Henry Cousins

Thomas Y. Crowell Company

29.92

71.75

185.50

Cook Electric■Supply Co.

411.00

13.30

. Library

. Publisher ' Sei.

2.16

Library

Publisher Sei.

23.93

Title- 111,Supplies

Board Action

55.45

Travel ,

Board - Action •

2,120.00

(List - attactiecO

Dagwell Dixie , Company

Mower Parts

Lewi

99.44

MEETING OF JUNE 4. 1962 - . CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recoimendd.

1961-62 GENERAL.. FUND (continue.)

Daily Law Journal-Record

Legal.Publication

B-5

. .-

Publisher

18.05 18.70 .94-40

Dannenburg Dist. Company

General Instruc.

Low

Denoyer-Geppert Company

Title 111,Supplies

Board Action

624.65

Denoyer-Geppert Company

General Instruc.

Board . Action

116.75

Dictaphone Corporation

Office - Machines

Board Action

Dodd, Mead & Company- Inc.

General Instruc.

â– -

142.00 7.40

34.03

149.40

Publisher Sel.

2.30

fit

The Dolese Company

General Instruc.

Selected

Dowlings, Inc.

General Instruc.

Low

Bill Doyle

Custodial - Supplies

11.75 14.40 14.40, 14.90 .78

Selected

2.30

Low

2.88

Instruc. Office

46.78

9.50 6.00 9.00 2.40 2.50 20.83

Business Office Custodial - Supplies Engineers Office Purchasing

1.90 2.00 10.00 24.78 8.00

Adm. Expense

Audio Vis. - Mtrl. Gen. Instruc.

5.00 22.00 11.60 6.30 6.80 6.00

Office Machines

Dulaney's

Rpr-.Instrue.Eqpt.

Selected

Duplicating . ' Products

Storeroom- Stock Printing

Low

Eales T.V. - Radio - Serv.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

The - Economics Press, Inc.

Library-

Publisher Sei.

157.49

36.61

. 446.40 10.80

457.20 . 10.06

3.00

MEETING OF JUNE k, 1962 - CONT'D .... X---- ---- ------------ -------------- ................. .

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

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

....

........___...

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) General Instrue.

B-6

New Lib. Books

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Education Research Asso.

Library

Publisher Sei.

T.O. Ekonen

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Library

Publisher Sei.

Educational Record Sales

36.02 46.95

10.93

9.75

. 14-95 .65 ^l.^O

. 107.50

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Board Action

Escopel Company

Title 111, Books

Publisher Sei.

34.95

Essential Education

Library

Publisher Sei.

18.50

Ewton Ins. & Accâ€™t Agency

Legal Expense

Board Action

100.00

Field Enterprises Ed. Corp.

New Library Bks.

Board Action

840.93

Film Center, Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

33.73

Film' Serv. Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

162.00

Rental Agreement ' 498.43 500.23

998.66

22.88 8.66

31.54

First Natl. Mgmt. Corporation T.V.Equipment Rent.

The Fleck Bearing Company

Mower Parts

Low

Follett Publishing Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

The Fox-Vliet Drug Co.

Storeroom Stock

Low

Library

Publisher Sei.

Franklin Publishing Co.

3,970.40

1.70

28.00 4.80 .35

20.55

15.40 Fretwell Motor Company

General Instruc.

General Binding Corp. & Subs.' Engineers Office

.Agreement

Low

20.72 7.86

28.58

244.15 12.20

263.70

Instruc. Office

General Biological Supply House, Inc.

Title 111, Supplies

General Elec. Co. X-Ray Dept. General Instruc.

Board Action

Low

251.50

11.95

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-7

General Electric Supply Co.

Electron.Supplies

Selected

The Glidden Company

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

E.C. Glisan Mkt.

General Instruc.

Selected

Glue & Paste Dists. Inc.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Low

Go Mo- Products

General Instruc.

Selected

2.73

Graybar Electric Co.

Electric Supplies

Selected

8.47

The Grolier Society Inc.

Title 111, Books

Publisher Sei.

67.12

Harcourt Brace & World

New Lib. Books

Publisher Sei.

5.77

Harper and Bros.

Library

. Publisher Sei.

. 5.63

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low

Lawn, Rpr. Mower General Instruc. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard Low Letter Bid Selected

Library

Publisher Sei.

Morris L. Head

Legal Expense

Selected

D.C. Heath and Company

General Instr.

Publisher Sei.

Hohmann & Brown Appliance Service, Inc.

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt. • Selected

Hastings Hous e

Pub.Inc.

Holiday House, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Holmes & Torbett, Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected Standard

7-56

3,593.10 273.60

24.OO

29.16

13.29 21.41 18.63 4.85

87.34 4»88

75.00 8.60

2.41 12.91

. 15.32 2.00

13.88

-24.47

,38.35

Hudiburg Chevrolet, Inc.

General Instruc.

Agreement

Humpty-Dumpty Super Market

General Instruc.

Selected

135.02

Hunzicker Bros.

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

853.96

Hydraulic Equipment Co.

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

IBM Corporation

IBM Bureau

Ideal Pictures

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

3.25

■ Selected

Board Action Rent.Agreement - Selected

12.50 387-50

1.942.75

2,330.25

4.20

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - CONT'D

1*. Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

3-8

Industrial Arts Supply

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low

14.69

Bill Jenkins

Travel

Board Action

29.75

Jenkins Music

General Instruc.

Low

73.21 108.91

Johnson Who. Electronics

General Instruc.

Low

36.28

Selected Johnson Who. Electronics

Title 111,Supplies

Board Action

Jones Boys #6

General Instruc.

Selected

Casey Jones Auto Paint

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Fred Jones Ford

Maint. Parts

Agreement

,39.19 4,472.00

57.89 61.60

^19.49 ’W. • 12.40

88.29 39-16

540.97

Roger E. Jones Jones-TV-Radio

Legal Expense ■Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

75.00

Selected

27.10

24.50

Josten’s

Commencement' Exp.

Board Action

Kamp Bros. Gro.

General Instruc.

Selected

Myrna S. Kingston

Travel

Board.Action

Laidlaw Bros. Inc.

General Instruc.

• Publisher Sei.

■ 345.01 90.90 28.32 1.39

,29.71

Selected

12.80

Special Education

Reimbursement

10.00

&•European Pub. Inc.

.Title 111,Instr. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Library Service Company

Books

Board Action

Laubach Music Company

Marvin Leach

_Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Librarie De France,French

17.59 2.36

19.95

6.98

91.78 692.35 229. 44 781.45 11,177.34 2,884.78 7,580.58

New Library Books

Books

1,494.87 2,514.65

New Library Books Books

Selected

28,568.99

MEETING , OF JUNE, - . 1962 .. - COAT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL . FUND '.(continued)

B- 9

Harold Lindner

Storeroom Stock

J.B. Lippincott Company

Library

Litho Negative & Plate Co.

234.80

Board , Action Publisher ■ . Sei.

General Instruc. Printing

Selected

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

3.10 2.20

5.30

57.10

76.10

19.00

Lone- Star - School Bk.Depository

33.54 36.17

79-26

9.55 Mervel S. Lunn, Jr.

Travel

Board - Action

The- Macmillan Company

Library

Publisher Sel.«*!

30.21 6.87

10.87

4.00

6.90

Makins Concrete Company

General Instruc.

Low

Jim- Martin, Ed. , Films

Audio - Vis. ■ Mtrls.

Board - Action

Leo Maxwell Company Inc.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Standard

4.50

Mayfair Service Station

General Instruc.

Selected

3.00

McCall Corporation

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Riley McCullough

Mb. - Dumping Priv.

Agreement

Mc-Graw-Hill Book Company

Audio Vis. - Mtrls.

Board Action

McKesson & Robbins Chem.Dept. Custodial Supplies

Melton Company, Inc.

Metropolitan- Utilities

Supplies

Water &- Sewage

Low

Board Action

Utilities

Microfilm Products Inc.

Sch.Census Erm.

Low

Mideke - Supply Company

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Custodial Supplies

Low

Miller Jackson Company Mohawk - Rubber Company

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt. Maint. - Tires-

Selected Low

Morris ' Chevrolet Inc.

General - Instruc.

.Agreement

820.00

■

10.00 60.00

1,105.24 . 20.25 20.25 20.25

60.75

928.08 166.72

1,094-87

21.75 59.61

81.36

58.00 37.76 82.67

20.20 72.00

212.63

43-. 14 100 0 44 r! ’15.76

MEETING OF JUNE U, 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) William Morrow & Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Mrs. Chester Moseley ,

Special Education

•Reimbursement

Motter Bookbinding Co.

Book Rebinding

Board Action

National Dairy Council

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

National Recreation Asso.

Library

Publisher Sei.

B-10 2.21

50.00

1,404.75 1.75

.14.15 .90

15.05

National Sch. Public Relations Association Subscription

Publisher Sei.

15.00

Mrs. W.R. Nevin

Special Education

Reimbur s ement

19.98

Nuway Laundry

Laundry Expense

Board Action

Oil Field Ignition Parts

Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Selected

3.08

O.K. Furniture & Rug Co.

General Instruc.

Selected

9.95

O.K. Stamp & Seal Company

Summer Sch.Supplies Custodial Supplies Summer Sch.Supplies

Low

Okla. Academy of Science

In Serv. Training

Board Action

120.00

Okla. City Ass1n Ins.Agents

Property Insurance

Board Action

11,633.29

Okla. City Linen Serv. Co.

Laundry Exp. Audio Vis.Mtrl. General Instruc.

Board Action

Okla. City Water Dept.

Water &■ Sewage

Utilities

7,926.77

Okla. Gas and Elec. Co,

Electricity

Utilities

36,928.67

Okla. Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply Company Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

Custodial Supplies Heat

Low Utilities

80.00 18,947.27

Custodial Supplies Storeroom.Stock

Low Low Letter Quote

Furn.Rpr.MtrIs. General Instruc. Rec. Supplies

Standard Low

Audio Vis,Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma Paper Company

Oklahoma Seating Company

Okla. State University

Okla.Tire &. Supply Company

General Instruc.

' 17-45

63.54 1.00 16.52,

1,361.60 : 3 • 50 - 5.00

Low

81.11

372.50 510.00

. 1,370.10

882.50

6.00 20.60 135.24

. 161.84

2.08 2.60

4.68 9.49

. 1962 .

MEETING OF ..JUNE.

- CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL .-fund- (continued)

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

B-ll

General Instruc.

2.56 6.79

Board Action

2.56 2.56

9.35 8.72 9.35 6.79 . 38.11

9.74 36.74 2.56

35.12 7.69 -

. *

. 10.15 2.56 3.99 1.31 2.56

199.21

Oklahoma- Today, Magazine

General Instruc.

Oklahoma Typewriter Co.

Office - Machines

F.A. Owen Publishing Co.

General - Instruc.

Patton Ecpt. - Sales, Inc*

Maint. Eqpt.

George Peabody College

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

■■1.59

Peripole, Inc.

Storeroom-. Stock

Board- Action

600.00

Phillips A■-Gd Food Store

General Instruc.

Selected

77.81

Pipkin Photo- Service

General Instruc.

Low

23.86

Pittsburgh Plate Glass - Co.

General Instruc. Furn.Rpr.Mtrls.

Board - Action

Custodial Supplies

Low

General Instruc. Maint. Parts

Low Selected

Poe's Motor Supply Co.

Publisher Sei. • Standard

7.00

Publisher Sei.

•

2*84

1,306.82

Library

Publisher - Sei.-

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

Postage

Standard

Rpr ■. Instruct Eqpt.

Selected

Power - Eqp^t. Inc.

10.50

Standard

Port - Arthur Indp-Uch-Dist-

Postmaster

■ 1.85

929.50 362.42

2,598.74

8.40 17.72 31.56

57.68 3.00 300.00 .-

-150.00 2.08

MEETING OF .JUNE 4, 1962 . , -'COM’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FOTD . (continued) Prentice Hall, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

The Psychological Corp.

General Instruc.

Pugh-Holmes Motor Co.

General Instruc.

Agreement

Rader's

General Instruc.

Selected

5-59 20.26

25.-85 • .' '18.60

/ Publisher Sei.

13.97 90.59 28.65

119.24

Radio Corp, of America

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

Readers Digest Assn.

New Lib. Books

Publisher Sei.

Reader's' Digest Services

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

Red Rock' Petroleum Co.

Maint. Gas

Board Action

Mrs.'Scott Reed

Special Education

Reimbursement

Sharon Reed

Special Education

Reimbursement

The Refinery Supply Co.

Title 111,Supplies

Board Action

392.45

Rhodes Thrift-T-Wise

General Instruc.

Selected

134.88

Rice Machinery . Company

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

■ Standard

Custodial Supplies Dub Richardson Ford, Inc.

L.L. Ridgeway Company Inc.

General Instruc.

General Instruc. t Engineers Office

22.25 32.96 A?

11.00 537.56

4.20

13.50

13.10 9.00

22.10

3-94

Agreement Low Letter -Bid

. 140.87 '454-29

. 1.00

596.16

S. Riekes &.Sons Inc.

Mower-Parts

Low

63.20

Bob . Roberts

Legal ' Expense

Selected

75.00

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Custodial . Supplies

Board . Action

Rockwell Mfg. Company

General Instruc.

Standard

The Ronald Press Co.

Library

Gale Rose

Commencement Exp.

Board . . Action

Hollis Russell, Bookseller

General Instruc.

Publisher Sei.

22.90

Library

Publisher Sei.

Salem. Press,.Inc.

■

1,422.00

85.98 5-34

. Publisher Sei.

115.26

9.87

MEETING . OF ' JUNE.4, . . . 1962.. . -... ■ CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 . GENERAL.FUND (continued)

E.H.. . Sargent & Company

B-13

Title 111,Instruc.

Eqpt.

|r92.65

Board . . Action

Science Materials Center

Library

Scott . Chevrolet Company

General Instruc.

Ms®® E—9.95

. Publisher Sei.

■

57.32

Agreement

■ 74.26

16.94

William R. Scott,Inc.

Publisher • • Sei.

Library

2.40 2.40 6.80

General Instruc.

Charles Scribner's Sons

Publisher Sei.

■ Library

Sears, Roebuck . . and Company

General Instruc.

Selected

S.E.B. . Paint & Varnish Co.

Custodial • Supplies

Low

Service Center for Teachers of History

Library

Publisher • Sei.

Sesac, Inc.

General Instruc.

Selected

. Rpr.Instrue.Eqpt.

Selected

Sever in . Supply Company

Selected

Rpr.Instruc.

■*

9.28 .

2.50

35.00

3.00

27-75 19.16

24.00

Frank • M.• Sickles, Court . Reporter

Legal Expense

Selected

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

General . Instruc.

Agreement

Singer Sewing . Mach. • Co.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low

Standard

Travel

Board Action

285.87

177.17 2.00 20.17 5.43

27.60

115.36 116.39

231.75

5.85 41.72 58.76

Mrs. Evylin • D. Snelson

21.88

44-23 76.03 36.80

Rpr. Instruc. • Eqpt.

Vehic. H. • Duty

123.40

57.90

Ford. Proj. • Music General Instruc.

Sinclair Refining Co.

11.60

350.92

"•>•50 .5.50 ■ 7.88

S_harp & NichoLs Music Co.

106.33

. 12.80

MEETING OF JUNE - 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Jills and Payrolls tecoimended

1961-62 GENERAL.FUND (continued)

B-14

Special -Education

Reimbursement

Solvent - Manufacturing Co.

Custodial Supplies

Low

Southwestern Bell Telephone

Telephone

Utilities

General Instruc.

Low

L.D. - Sollenberger

26.46

473.40 7,034.97

Southwest News - and Photo- Serv â€¢ .- - 100.67

46.00 6.00

Selected

152.67

Spencer Water Department

Water

Utilities

14.80

Stand Company, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

35.50

Production - Serv.

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

2.00

Stephens Bros. - Piano - Serv.

Rpr. Instruc .Eqpl.

Selected Agreement

State Board of Ed. Film

Fire Extinguisher

Bill- Story Fire & Safety

Selected

D.A.- Stricklin

Mo. Dump. - Fee

Agreement

Sunray DX Oil Company

Vehic. H.. Duty

Low

Superintendent of Documents

Library

Publisher Sei.

Tandy Leather Company

General Instruc.

Low

Tecnifax Corporation

Title 111,Instru^c. Material

Selected

9,70 1.15 5.50 1.55 8.11

Board Action

Printing

Dick Stout & Company

45.00 6.50 *

51.50

26.01

7.90

40.00 . 1,001.99

5.50 17.87

29.70 91.13

.120.83

T - - G & Y Stores Co. - #63

General- Instruc.

Selected

13.75

Miss Frances Thomas

Travel

Board- Action

82.55

Thompson Hayward Chem.- - Co.

General Instruc.

Low

20.00

General Instruc.

Board Action

11.33

Title 111,Books

Publisher Sei.

Thompson- Sch. Book- Depository

Time-Life - - International

. 10.90

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Triangle Blueprint Co.

Ford Proj. Music

Engineers Office

B-15 Selected

134*71

Low

104.79 63.26

18.00 390.76

70.00

General Instruc.

Trice Wholesale Electron.

General Instruc.

Low

Dr. Paschal Twyman

In Serv. Training

Board Action

Uarco Inc.

IBM Bureau

Low Board Action

39.00

186.00 163.00 1,276.11

1,566.95

127.84

United Artists. Associated

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

530.00

University of California

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

295-00

Univ, of Michigan,Audio’ Visual Center

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

10.10

Univ, of Okla. Extension Div. .Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

29.69 2.7^1

Univ, of Okla.Medical Center

Univ, of Southern Cal.

Vaseco Inc.

57.20

Home Sch.Counselors

Salary

Board Action

Audio Vis.Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Audio Vis.Mtrls. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Audio Vis.Mtrls.

750.00

215.10 40.65,

Selected

76.04

Standard

. 5.00 7.20 2.60

Selected

255.75

90.84 6.20

Viking Press Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Walberg & Auge

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

243.00

Welch Scientific

Title .111, Eqpt.

Board Action

646.50

Welch Scientific Co.

General Instruc*

Board Action

147.75

West Chemical Products Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Low

391.50

Western Newspaper Union

Adult Sch.Supplies

Low

Western Uniform & Towel Serv. Printing

Board Action

General Instruc.

Western Union Telegraph Co.

Telegrams

Utilities

Westinghous e Ele c. • Supply

General Instruc.

Low

♦ 2.92 21.94

119.52

24.86 7.70

20.11

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 -.CONT'D _ .. . ■

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'■'

-- -

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..... .. .

. ...

... ... . ....

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—. . ...... ...:...... .

--- -

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'...

■

:~z::

■

...... '

Sills and Payrolls Pe commended

1961-62 ■ GENERAL.FUND . (continued)

B-16

55.00

H.W. Wilson . Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co.

Rpr. Instruc-.Eqpt.

Selected

3.60

Wylie-Stewart Machinery Co.

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

20.17

Ziff-Davis . Publishing . Co.

Title 111, ■ Sub= scription

Publisher Sei.

5.00

1960-61 GENERAL FUND_______________ r— Encyclopaedia Britannica Films,Inc.

Title 111,Film '

Board Action

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

270.10 2,425.50

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND ■ 17.56

Acme Quality Paints

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Adams ■ Engineering & BluePrint Company

Title 111,Eqpt.

Board Action

Mtrl.. Bldg. Vehic. Regular

Standard

Amis & Kelly Construction

Mtrl. Grounds

Low

Boardman Mach. Company

Vehic. H. Duty

Standard

10.23

Selected

6.00

Amer. ■ Electric-Ignition Co.

.Buck's Cycle Shop

. Mtrl. .Bldg.

36.86 2.77 9.11

,11.88

217.23

H.J. Butterly, Inc.

Mtrl. . Bldg.

Low

3.50

Butler Shade Company

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low

40.50

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Mtrl. ■ Grounds Mtrl. Bldg. Vehic. Reg. Vehic. ■ Heavy

Petty Csh.Reimb.

Vehic. ■ Reg. Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

Bob Cates

Mtrl. ■ Grounds

.96 - 14.00

7.43

122

23.38

52.20 ' 48.68

.31-.2Q .

132.08

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - ' CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 ■ BUILDING LEVY . FUND (continued) Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

B-17

Rpls. . Non.Instruc.Eqpt. Mtrl. Building

A65.OO

Board Action Low

347*00 330*00 470.00

Central Okla. Eqpt. Corp.

Vehic. H..Duty

Standard

1,612.00

328.35 33S.55

10.20

City Auto Parts

Vehic. H. ■ Duty

Low

Clarke Floor Machine ■ Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Standard

Clinton ■ Misco. Corp.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board.Action

Crane Supply Co.

Mtrl. Bldg.

Low

W.H. 'Curtin ■ & Company

Title 111, ■ Eqpt.

Board . Action

Dagwell, Dixie Company

Material, Bldg.

Selected Low

Dale George Company,Inc.

Vehic. . Reg.

Low

Dannenburg Dist. Co.

Material, Bldg.

Low

15.44

■

28 .C00

577*60 ”

. 34*00

1,600.50 16.84 66.48

83.32 37*50

201.17 83-70 37»84

322.71

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Material, Bldg.

Board . Action

. 132.00

Eugene Dietzgen ■ Co.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

46.80

The'Dolese Company

Material,.Bldg.

Board Action

*1.80

6-75 Dollies Ceramics

Material, Bldg.

Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.

Vehic. H. Duty Vehic. Regular

Dulaney's

Low

Standard

4*59 19.18

.. 14*59,

7*10

Rpls.Non.Instruc.Eqpt. Low

152.00

■f

Bob ■ Dunning-Jones,Inc.

Material, Grounds

Standard

60.00

Electronic ■ School-Kit Co.

Title 111,. Eqpt.

Selected

291*45

Electronic ■ Supply Company

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board . Action

Elevator ■ Sales &• Service

Material, Bldg.

Selected

Standard

a&436.00

MEETING OF JUKE 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

B-18 '

1961-62 BUILDING. LEVY FUND (continued) Etasco Electric Supply Co.

Material Bldg.

Low Letter Bid

Equipment Sales Company

Material, Bldg.

Selected

Eureka Tool Company

Material, Bldg.

Low

Federal Corporation

Material, Bldg.

Low Standard

38.40

2.97

77.00 212.00 50.60 •

Selected

294-00

58.95

Fisher Scientific Co.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Fleck Bearing Company

Material, Bldg. Vehic. Regular

Selected

General Electric Company

. Material, Bldg.

Standard

General Elec. Supply Co.

Material, Bldg.

Low

General.Truck, Inc.

Vehic. Regular

Standard

. 28.88

■ Material, Bldg.

Standard

33-79

F.E. Georgia Supply Co.

8.92 - I”20 *, r

10.12 30.00

9.12

The Glidden Company

Material, Bldg.

Board Action

456.00

Gramercy Guild Group

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

73.50

J.C. Hamilton Company

Vehic. Regular

Standard Selected

Hart Industrial Supply

Harter Marblecrete Company

Material, Bldg. Rpls.Non.Inst.Eqpt. Material, Bldg.

Material, Bldg.

Low

10.66 1.58

12.24

64.OO '114.06

7.80

Low

7.40

193.26

130,. 00 W?

243.35

Holmes & Torbett, Inc.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

3,786.52

Hoover Brothers, Inc.

All Sch.Furn.&Eqpt.

Board Action

1,062.00

A.C. Horn Company of Texas

Material, Bldg.

Selected

Hunzicker Bros.

Material, Bldg.

Low

9.60

International Harvester Co.

Material, Bldg.

Standard

9.47

Johnson Service Co.

Material, Bldg.

Standard

196.80

69.60

71.05

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - . CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recoarniended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-19

56.35

Low

Johnson Who. Electronics

Material, Bldg.

Fred Jones Ford

Vehic. -- H. ''Duty

Jones-Newby . Supply Co.

Material, Bldg.

Low

J & R.Supply Company

Vehic. H. Duty

Low

4.30

Vehic. Regular

Selected

2.74

Material,-Bldg.

Board Action

Makins Concrete Co.

. Standard

2.95

45.00

■

7.04

25.88

144.90 13.50 27.60

Material, Bldg. .. Material, Grounds Material, Bldg. Material, Grounds

195.30 226.80

Melton Company-, Inc.

Title 111., Eqpt.

Board Action

Mideke Supply Company

Material, Bldg.

Low

633.98

1,046.50

46.92

100.00 5-82

Low Letter Bid Standard

94.92 433.43 4.50

685.59

54.00

Morgensen Lumber Company

Material, . Bldg.

Low

Necchi Elna Sewing Circle

Rpls.Inst.Eqpt. Furn. &- Eqpt.

Board Action

2,241.50

The O'Brien Corporation

Material, Bldg.

Board Action

759.00

Oil Filter Company

Vehic. Regular

Selected

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Material, Bldg.

Board Action

64.56 2.56

21.19 . 2.56 7.18

36.49

3-QQ Pallady Welding &-Eqpt.Co.

Vehic. H. Duty

Low

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Material, Bldg.

Low

2.50 6.35

17.53 33.60

348.00 Selected

Poe's Motor Supply . Co.

Vehic. Vehic. Vehic. Vehic.

H. Duty Regular H. Duty Regular

Low

Selected

5.13 133.44

544.05

37-30 ■277.75 IF3-33.

?1L5<>69 2'6.11

110.18

MEETING OF . JUNE . . 4, , 1962 - CONT'D

........

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 . B-UUICDIENG- LEVY FUND (continued.)

M k - ■ Powers - ' Regulator . Company

• Material, Bldg.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Refinery Supply Company

B-20

Standard

157.14 232.00

,125.00

Board,Action

5Q?-47 E.H. • Sargent & Company

. Title 111,, Eqpt.

Severin Supply Company

Material, Bldg.

Standard

J.W. • Skaggs • Const. Co.

Est.. #1 • (Prairie Queen)

Board Action

Vehic. H. Duty Vehic. - Regular

Selected Standard

Southwest - • Parts, Corp.

Material, Bldg.

Standard Roofing & Mtrl.Co.

Material, Bldg.

Standard Steel Company

634.47 294.87

Board Action

20.30

39,409.20

8.45 47.38 37-02 2.18

Vehic. Ho - Duty Vehic. H. Duty

Standard - Electric Tine Co.

389-14

131.60

31.50 1.00

32.50

2,275.00 90.44 204.00

2,569-44

Standard

Board Action

Low

. ... 137.50

184.88

322.38

State•Agency for Surplus Property Rpls.Non.Ins t.Eqpt.

Selected

Title -111,Eqpt.

Board Action

Material, Bldg.

Selected

D.A. Stricklin

Material, Grounds

Low

United States - Plywood Corp.

Material, Bldg.

Low

Stevens- Pictures of Texas

500.00

4,300.00

Bill Story Fire and - Safety Co.

Vaseco, Inc.

Title 111- Eojt.

Selected

Ward Bros. Truck- Parts

Vehic. - H. Duty

Selected

Waugh • Brothers Supply Co. The • Welch - Scientific - Co.

Western -Machinery • • Corp.

Material, Bldg.

Low

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board- Action

Vehic. - Regular

Standard

17-00

6.00 .

117.00 10.20

127.20 90.00

. 7.50 12 .60

20.-4

101.93

W* iff

MEETING OF JUNE 4, 1962 - CONT'D

iBills and IPayrolls I Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY.FUND (continued) Westinghouse Appliance Sales

Material,.Bldg.

Standard

Wilsons Decorative Center

Material, .Bldg.

Low

Wylie-Stewart Mach. Company

Vehic. H. Duty

Standard

Material, Grounds

Low

10.56

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND Paul Brawdy

120.00

»?

BOND FUND ■f

Bailey Bozalis Dickinson, Roloff Est. .#1, Prairie Queen Board . Action Builders Construction Co.

Est. #14, Hloover

Board . Action

Butler Shade Company

Miscellaneous

Low

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Business EXp.

Petty Csh.Reimb.

Northern Bank Note Company

Business • Exp.

Board Action

Okla. • Publishing Co.

Adv.All Projects

Publisher

788.18 48,375-22

. • ' 415.00 1.25

1,687.50 104-00 106.00 212.00 118.00

540.00

Stansi Scientific Co.

Jefferson . Eqpt.-.

Board . Action

62.70

The Welch . Scientific Co.

Jefferson Eqpt.

Board Action

147.00

W. A. Lybrand

Bond Legal Exp.

Board Action

5,000.00

SPECIALS PAID DURING. THE . MONTH OF MAY 1962

Dept, of Public Welfare -ensus Enumerators

4.50

Social . Security Tax

Census Salaries I

State.Contribution Fund

Social Security Tax

5.400.76 : .

16.13

Et was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Board ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize payment of the vendor bills per the itemized list attached in the permanent minutes in the total amount of $302,717-99 as recommended. The motion also specified that transportation expenses will not be . charged against the Board's travel credit • card•unless said trips have been directed and authorized by the Board of Education. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R. #171 Bills and Payrolls Approved

MEETING. OF . JUNE . . .4,. . 1962 - CONT'D

R. #172

Purchase of Hazing Sup. Approved R. #173 .

Classroom Cabinets App.

It was moved by MT. Bennet and seconded by Mir. Estes to approve the purchase of glazwg supplies for use by all schools from Kilpatrick Brothers who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached. Holdce, in the amount of $3^395>95 to be cJharged to Account BL 620-D.

On . to11 caU., aid members voted. "Aye.” '

(Notoce at bottom of ttos page.)

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of . classroom ca’binets for use at prairie Queen Etomentery Sclhool and. a.so for use in the 28 portetoe buildings from Oklahoma 'Seating Company who submitted' the low quotation. This purchase totaling $22,450-00 is to be ' charged to the fotoowiing accounte:

$17,650.00 4,800.00

Bond' 1105 BL 1O3O-C7

Total

$22,450.00

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

#174

Purchase of Structural Steel Approved R. #175

Purchase of Magazine Subs. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of structural steel material for use in portable buildings from the Boardman Company who submitted the • tow quotation, in the amount of $10,987-74 to be ch.arged to Account Bond. 1105. Aii members voted "Aye" on roll call.

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mir. Bennett to approve the purchase of magazine subscriptions for all schools from Irwin C. Gaumer who submitted the low quotation, in the amount of $5,012.79 to be charged to Account G 230~B. On roto ca11, a11 .members voted "Aye.' (Notice attached)

R. #176

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of films for use by all school from Chemistry Study Films, in the amount of $800.°0 to be hharged to Purchase of Account G 240-B2. This purchase was ' approved on • our National Defense Education Act Chemistry Films Application, • Title III. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Approved

R. #177 Purchase ' of Flexboard Approved

R. #178 Purchase of Check Signer Approved

Notice for Quotations for R- #172

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of flexboard for use in portable buildings from Standard Asbestos Manufacturing and Insulating Company wh.o submitted the tow quote-toon, in the amount of $5,938-80 ■ to . be dharged to Account Bond 1105. ' On roll . call, all members voted ■"Aye."

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded . by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of a check signing machine for use in the Business Office from the Todd Company, Division of the Burroughs Corporation, who submitted the tow quote-toon in toe amouto of $1,696.50 to be charged to ■ Accouto BL 1°30-B2. (Notoce attecto^). On roto ca11, a11 members votod "Aye."

MEETING OF JUNE b, 1962 . - CONT'D

Motion was .made by Nir. Afconpson and seconded by Nir. Bennett to approve the purchase of

R. #179

heating supplies for use at Edgemere Elementary - School from■the following companies . who submitted the low quotation:

Purchase of Heating Suppli (Edgemere)

Moorlane Sutton Company Crane Supply Company Federal Corporation Ball Distributing Company Robberson Steel Company

516.68 919-98 759-57 767-06 90-^9

Independent Supply Company Engineering Service Company

39-00 676.75

McAlister Materials, Inc.

557-00

Total

$ b,326.53

These purchases are -to be charged to Account BL 620-D.

On roll call, - all members voted "Aye

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of shop tools for Hoover Junior'High School from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications: •

Brodhead Garrett Company Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Industrial Arts Supply Company Whitton Supply Company

160.36 l,3^O.7b 108.38 211.17 22.56 '

R. #180

Purchase of Shop Tools (Hoo.ver)

Approved

$ 1,8^3-21

Total

These ' purchases are to be charged. to Account G 2b°-B.-

Approved ■

All. .members voted "Aye">'on roll call.

"Central Food Service Department Financial Statement as of Apri.1 SC, 1962" was submitted, as information to the Board. Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to - approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use in the portable buildings from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications:

s 1,185.75 2,128.98 1,280.91 656.32 615-33

Mideke Supply Company Peerless - Oklahoma Company U. S. Supply Company Steel Supply Company McCormick Steel Company

Total

These purchases are to- be charged to Account Bond ' 1105-

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account Bond 1105.

R. #181 Purchase of Heating and Plumbing Sup. ^ortebte Bldg Approved.

$ 5,867.29

All members voted "Aye" on roll

It was .oved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr.. Thompson.to approve the purchase of carpentry .materials and supplies for use in the -portable buildings from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications: Morgensen Lumber Company . H. E.- Leonhardt Lumber Company ”..... Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. Miller Floor Company ' Hart - Industrial Supply Company United States Plywood Corporation Mideke Supply Company ' Ball Distributing Company Mark Bodgett Insulating Company Lincoln Electric Company Cathey Roofing Company Welch Floor Company

Information to the Board

252.00 5,766.2b 5,091.68

R. #182

Purchase of Carpentry Matl and Supplies Approved

91.00 bO-5b 5,071.80 69.57 l,7bo.6b 1,550.08 22.50 103.60 2,828.00

$22,627.65 All members voted "Aye" on roll cai;

R- #183 Motion was .made by Mr. -Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of electrical supplies for use in portable buildings from the following companies who submitted Purchase of low quotations - on specifications: Electrical Supplies (See list on fohtewteg; page) Approved

Judge Lybrand teft the meeteng at this point - 6:12 - p.,m.

Judge - Lybrand Left - Meeting

MEETING OF JUNE 4, . . 1962 -.COBT'D I.

R. #183

Emsco Electric Supply Company

Continued

General Electric Supply Company Cook Electric Supply Company Electric Supply of Oklahoma, Inc. Pyramid Supply, Inc. C & C Electric Supply Company Star Electric Supply Company Westinghouse Electric Supply Company

392.00 38.81

$16,019.76

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account Bond -1105-

73-64 13,806.41 1,244.66 100.80 53.76 304.68

All .members voted "Aye" - on roll call.

R. #184

It was .Oved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of cafeteria Rurchase of kitchen equipment for use in various schools from the following companies who submitted low Cafeteria Eqpt. quotations.on specifications - in response to the attached. Notice: Approved Gardner Hotel Supply Company Empire Equipment Company Virgil Greene Supply Company Muskogee Restaurant Supply Hobart Sales Agency Total

$48,295.39

These purchases are to he charged to the following accounts: Bond 1106-C

$14,210.42 11,849.97 22,235.00

BL 1030-F Central Food Service Total

$48,295.39

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

s. ^50

BUILDINGS

L #185

Tternate No.l Tairie Queen addition App.

L #i86 idjournment

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and -seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve Alternate No. 1 to prairie Queen Elementary School atidirion in the amount of $40,487-00 to J. W. Skaggs Construction Company, - Incorporated, for alterations to the all-purpose room and - kitchen, plus the architect's fee of 5#% on Ghange Order No. 1. Uhis a^ernate is a part of the base bid submitted on March 22, 1962. On rori call, all members voted "Aye." Motion to adjourn this meeting and to meet again at 4:30 P.M. on Monday, June I8, 1962, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by- Mr. Estes, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

"y' President ATTEST:

Approved the

, 1962.

MEETING OF JUNE 18, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION O> THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED . REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M.

William F. Lott, President

PRESENT?:

. '

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Jack Parker,. Superintendent; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; G. L. Robinson and .Tam Smiths,■ Directors; Lillian Swale, Margaret Gentz, Julia Avritt, Clara ' Jeffers, representing Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.

Invocation

The invocation was given.by Dr. Parker.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the recommended assign-•R. #187 ment changes as itemized below for the 1962-63 school year. On roll call, all ri^mers voted Assignment Changes 196^2^-^63; "Aye." School Year Recommended■Assignment Current Assignment Name

Ted Clemens Darrell McFeaters Wallace Smith Olen Labor Myrna Kingston Vernice Sellman Dorine Treadway Alma Bradley Z. H. Lawter Ray Price Virgil.Benefield Harley King Erma Baskett Eva Workman Wesley Kirk Ann Reid

Principal - Harding Principal - Nichols Hills Principal - Roosevelt Ass't. Principal - Northwest ■ Classen Instr. Supervisor - Central Office Principal - Eugene Field Principal - Tyler Principal - Edison Teacher - Rancho Principal - Foster Teacher - Belle Isle Principal - Van Buren Principal - Taylor Teacher - Belle Isle Teacher - Culbertson Teacher - ' Roosevelt

Central•Office Principal - Harding Central Office Principal - Roosevelt Principal - Nichols Hills Principal - Gatewood Principal - Eugene Field Principal - Tyler ' Principal -'Edison Principal - Star Principal - Foster Principal - Lafayette • Principal - Van Buren Principal - Taylor Principal - recently annexed Harris Principal - WI J. Bryan

It was .moved by Mrs. Welch • and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the 'recommendation to change the name of the recently annexed Harrison Elementary . School to. the George. Wright Elementary School effective July 1, 1962. All rneeibers voted ■ "Aye" on roll call.

R. #188 Harrison Change to Geo. Wright

Motion was .made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the recommendation that R. #189 Dependent School District No. 36,' Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, which was annexed to Inde Annexed Area pendent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as of May 11, 1962, be assigned Attached Ward c to Ward 2 for election purposes. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

GENERAL . BUSINESS, ' PURCHASING

It was rnoved by Mr. Estes and.seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase . of science supplies . for use at John Marshall High School from the companies itemized, these companies having submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the Notice attached.

Wards Natural Science Company Aloe Scientific, Div. of Brunswick Corp. Melton Company, Inc. Triangle School . Equipment Total

$ 1,114.65 84.69 79*15 '12135

$ 1,791.34

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-H and were approved on our National Defense.Education Act Application, Title VIII. All members voted "Aye" on'roll.call.

R. #190 Science Supplif Purchase Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 18, 1962 - CONT'D

R- #191 Purchase of Custodial Supplies and. Equipment Approved.

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of custodial supplies and equipment for use by all schools from the companies itemized, these companies having submitted quotations in response to the Notice attached. $ 1,697.80 212 AO 19,030-34 119-52 1,925-88 2,070.00 770.21 .13,804.50 800.00 216.00 6,097.00 1,596.49 1,500.00

Knight Supply Company Miller Norris Company Robinson Janitor Supply Company Oklahoma Paper Company (Sanitary Supply Dept.) Sanitary Equipment Company Gilmore Chemical Company Collins Dietz Company Morrison Wholesale Company Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Ozmun & Company S. E. B. Paint Company Solvent Manufacturing Company Kamen Wiping Materials Company

$49,840.14

Total These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:

$ 2,292.00 47,548.14

BL 1030-C8 G 5^0-A

$49,840.1^

Total

All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #192 Purchase of Instructional Supplies Approved.

(Notice attached below)

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of instructional materials and supplies for use by all schools from the companies itemized and in the amounts indicated: Oklahoma Paper Company Dowlings, Inc. Oklahoma Seating Company Graham Paper Company Thompson Book & Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company Western Newspaper Company Triangle School Equipment Capitol Paper Company Western Bank & Office Supply Company City Office Supply Company Duplicating Products Company Morrison Wholesale Company Dollie's Ceramics Texas Envelope Company A & E Equipment Company Bill Doyle Office Supply Total

â€˜

$ 7,393-29 1,020.51 14,895.61 8,840.82 2,860.29 10,354.05 511-31 â– 9,739-13 136.80 1,773-05 2,460.00 19,462.40 1,902.05 2,607.28 3,808.03 1,137-08 3,868.04

$92,769-74

These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:

$76,057.83 16,711-91

G 240-A G 2A0-M

Total

On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

lotice for h #191

$92,769.74

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and " seconded by Mrs. Welch to grant an easement of the City of Spencer for the purpose of construction and maintaining a sanitary sewer on the District's property at Star-Spencer High School. The easement willâ– cover a strip ten feet wide along the entire north boundary of the school property. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" . on roll call.

R. #193 Easement to CH of Spencer (Star-Spencer High School)

Motion to adjourn this meeting and to meet again at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, June 28, 1962, was made by Mr.â– Thompson, seconded by Mr. Bennett, and carried.

R. #194 Idj ournment

THEREUPON THE ' BOARD ADJOURNED.

President ATTEST:

Approved the II

MEETING OF JUNE . 28, 1962

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

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ' ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, JUNE 28, 1962, AT A:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent; Bill Haller and Tom Smith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, ' Chief Accountant; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Dick Hampton, attorney; Mrs. Lillian Swale, Mrs. Jacquetta Norcross, Mrs. Christine Strong, and Miss Emma Jo Taylor, Classroom Teachers; ' Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Leonard Tipton, Capitol Hill Beacon.

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING

Motion was mde by Mr. ■ Thompson and seconded, by Mr. Es-tes to make transfers in the 1961~62

R. #195

General Fund Account per detailed information attached. voted "Aye." ■ • . ' . ■

Transfer Funds L96i~62 (lenera!

On roll call, all members present ■.

Account Approve

I961 -62 GENERAL ’ FUND TRANSFERS IN

IIO-N

2IJ-B

2I.U-C

, 2^4^0—B 2|0-B2 |20-B

e 620-A

65,00 500,00 200,00 2,000.00 3,000,00 ■ 300.00 2,000.00

Bui tdings .&Grounds- —Salaries Homebound' - Salaries Guidance - Salaries General Instruction Title III, Maps, Fims, Books Maintenance, Tires, Tubes Repair to Instructional Eqpt.

8.065^00

Total Transfers In

TRANSFERS

21'3-A'

Substitutes - Salaries

2U0-A

Stoeeooom Stock

OUT

365,0° 7,500.00 8.063.00

Total Transfers Out

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and. seconded by Mir. Es-tes to mate transfers in -the 1961~62 Building Levy Account per detailed information attached. . All members present’voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #196

Transfer Funds L^<^^I~62 Buildin Levy Account Approved

-62. ' I96I" ... ■ ' BUILDING Il.|| . | . .11,111 I -...'- LEVY ,,,, .^■■■1.. ' .1FUND !■! transfer - in;

620-0 I050-C8 I030-H

MaaeHals - - - --B^itdiTg? RepTace-.NNn-lnnt,'Eqp>t, t t ltAV^^^'|'.-■E^tutam^^•^ie: -

5,700.00

•

600.00

Total Transfers In

10.700.

TRANSFER - ' - OUT

620-B2 620-C 620-EII I030-F

Replace ' Stage Sewings Materials - Grounds Vet) leu rar - Heavy Duty Fur-nitur-e and - 'Eqpt. 'Hoover

Total --Transfers Out A

2,200.00 1,000.00 2,500.00 3,000.00 13.700.00

MEETING OF . JUNE 28, . 1?62 . - CONT'D

#197

A-location of 3ond Funds Approved

It Wa.s nored by Mr. Estd^’ and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the aiQ^ation °f Bernd

Funds to Project Accounts as per detai1ed 1ist attached.

Al1 memtere preset voted "Ay^'

on ro11 call.

PROPOSED BOND FUND APPROPRjAT'IONS

- »o

APPROVED

NUMBER- & NAME OF . PROJECTS

HOU

Attorney Fees’ Inspeetion Fees Business Expense Lega 1 Pub 1 icat ions

1105-A

Annexes

1105-B 1106 1107

1 I08-B

Annexes ~ Eqpp. New S i tes Prairie Queen - Eqpp. Jefferson - BIdg. Jefferson - Arch. Fees

I108-C

Jefferson Eqpp,

1 101 II02 1 103

1 I08-A

APPROPRIATIONS

■

Tota 1

$.1,251,750.00

New Bond - Fund

6,650,000.00 ' 19,182.79

Tota I - Approved Projects Ba- ■lance. not

Balance of . old Fund

Less

..5,250.00’ . ., 25,000.00 5,000.00 5,000.00 224,000.00 .50,000.00 200,000.00 19,000.00 700,000.00 58,500,00 •»

6,669,182.79 1,251,750.00

- Apppopp iated

$ 5,4i^',432.79

R. #198

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to award the student.accident ■ Student Accident!:insurance for 1962-63 to the Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. On ro11 ca11, a11 members present vo-ted "Aye." Insurance 1 Approved R. #199

E1ectronic Training Eqpt. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of e1ectronic training equipment for use'by various schoo1s from Phi1co Corporation. This purchase in the amount of $12,790.95-16 to be charged to Account BL 1030-H and has been approved on our Nationa1 Defense Education Act , App1ication. The motion carried with a11 members present voting "Aye." . ■

R. #200 Motion was made by Mr. ' Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve ■ the purchase of map disp1ay stands for use by various schoo1s from Nystrom and Company. This purchase in the Map Disp1ay Stands Approved amount of $806.40 is to be charged to Account G 1030-J and was approved on our Nationa1 Defense Education Act Ap^icatton, Tit1e III. A11 .members present v°ted "Aye" on ro11 caU.

R. #201 Science Supp1ies It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of science supp1ies for use by a11 schoo1s from the fo11owing companies who submitted the 1ow quotations Approved on specifications. ($2,287.75'of this purchase was approved on our Nationa1 Defense Education Act AppJ-ication, Htte III.) Lapine Scieetific Company

Shansi Scientific Company The We1dh Scieetific Company

Refinery Supply Company Doenges Supp1y Company Md1toe and. Company

• 222.75

. ■

■ '

870.98 72-42 437 • 27

Science Kit, Inc. . Genera1 Bio^gica1 Supp1y Company . Carolina Biologica1 Supp1y Company

■

375-05 89°.°°

■

Tota1

233-53 . 34.51 _____ 48.32. .

$ 3,184.81

These purchases are to be.charged to the fo11owing accounts: G 240-A G240-B2

897.06 2,287-75

$ 3,184.81

The motion carried with a11 .members present voting "Aye" on ro11 ca11.

MEETING OF JUNE 28, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mfr. Tnompson and seconded■by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of metal and iron for use by various schools from McCormick Steel ■ Company who submitted the low quotatoon in response to- toe atoatoed Notice. This purtoase totaling $6,184.34 is to be

charged as follows:

R. #202

Purchase of Metal and Iron Approved

$ 5,298.40 885.94

G 240-B BL 620-D

$ 6,181-. 34

Total All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

It was moved . by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to ' approve the purchase of audio visual equipment for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specficataons in response to toe attached Notice:

Braunlich Equipmeto Company

Vaseco, Inc. Stevens tortures of Texas . ■ Electronic Supply Company Trice Whotosaie Elertronics Dowlings, Inc. Radio Supply Company Cory's Motion Picture liqutpmeto

■ . ■

■

■ .

Holmes & Torbett, Inc. Oklah.oma Photo Supply Company

Tecnifax Corporation Tri.angle School ^Equipment Company Duianey's, Inc. Total

886.70 300.00 1,816.04 . 180.01 123-66 22.50 1,458.°0 245.00

■

R. #203

Audio ■ Visual Equipment Approved

2,551*01 2.94 . ■

'■

'' ■

395-00 96*°° 7,960*00

$16,036.86

These purchases are to be charged to the following. accounts and were approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. $ 2,116.04 13,920.82

BL 1030-Di G 1030-J 1

Total

$16,036.86

On roll call, . all members present voted "Aye."

Motion was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mfr. Thompson, to approve the purchase of elec tronic work benches to be used by various schools from Triangle School Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice, in the amount of $4,498.5° to be charged to Account BL L°3C>-H, tods purchase having; .been approved on our ' National Defense Education Act Application. All .members ■ present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #204

Electronic Wor] Benches Approved

MEETING OF JUNE 28,.1962 . - CONT'D 17

R. #205 Purchase of Films Approved

It was .moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded.by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of films and teaching materials from the following companies:

$ --1,600.00

McGraw Hill Book Company, Inc. Heath deRochemont Corporation Encyclopaedia Britannica Films

1,501.77 1,750.00

Total

$4,851.77

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B2 and were approved on our National■ Defense Education Act Application, Title III. On roll call, all .^0X1116^ present voted "Aye.1 R. #206

Purchase of Orthicon Tube Approved

R. #207

Purchase of Motor Grader Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase' of an Orthicon image tube for use by the Broadcasting Center from Trice Wholesale Electronics who submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in -the amount of $1,797«°° is to be charged to Account G 620-A. ■ The mot^:L<^:n carried with all maanbeps present voting "Aye" on roll call.

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase' of a used .motor grader for use by the Maintenance Department from Chief Oil Tool Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,975-00 is io be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8. °n.roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R. #208

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of lumber Purchase of for use by all schools'from the following companies who submitted low quotations in response Lumber Approved to the attached Notice:

$ 5.593-84 4,636.88

Austin Lumber Company Kilpatrick Lumber Company

Total

$10,230.72

These purchases are- to be charged to the following accounts:

G 240-B BL 620-D

$ 7,361.28 2,869.44 Total

All .members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

$10,230.72

MEETING OF JUNE 28, 1962 - CONT'D

It was moved, "by Mr. Thomson and seconded by Mr. iEstes to direct thirty-eight (38) Central Food Service employees to attend a workshop July 29 through August 1, 1962, at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma. Expense for • registration and lodging at $20.00 per person (total $76°.00) is to he paid from Central. Food. Service Account. A District-

R. #209

Professional Trip Approved

owned school bus is to be used for the transportation of these ' people, and • the driver's salary is to be paid from Central Food Service funds. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

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

1 ATTEST:

Clerk

Approved the

day of

President

R. #210

Adjournment

-c

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Cambron, Gloria A. Campbell, Sue Cantley, Michael Lynn Cantrell, W. David ★ Carpenter, Elsie Mae Carpenter, Frank L. Carroll, Michael M. Carter, Kay Cesar, Cecil Chamness, Sharon Ann ★ Chesnut, Trena Gay Chew, Carrol Sue Claxton, Betty Ann Clem, James Ilee Clendening, Carolyn S. Piper Cline, Ginger Coates, Middy Ann Cochran, Billy Eugene Coker, Mary Alvonda Coleman, Janie Lavonne Collyar, Aggie Faye Combs, J. W. Jr. Condit, Malissa L. * Conkling, Linda McClellan Conner, Linda Lee Coodey, William Gaylor Cook, Ted R. Cooper, Gary Don —

Booth, Jerry Ray Bowlegs, Johnny Edward Bowman, Carol Ann Box, Ethel Nora Brantley, Carl D. Bratcher, Allen R. Bridge, Alpha Sue Broadhurst, Jimmy Lynn Rrotherton, David Earl Brown, Carol Ann * Brown, Donna Darlene Brown, Henriella Brown, John G. Brown, Patricia Ann Brown, Richmond Paul Brown, Robert L. Brown, Sharon Kay Brown, Thomas L. ★ Brumley, Beverley Ann Bruza, Ernest Joseph ★ Buchanan, Patricia Ann Buchanan, Regina Marie Burns, Franklin E.

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Albin, Alvin Leon Albright, Judith Schwartz Albright, Larry D. Albright, Lynn H. Allen, Henry T. Allen, Patricia Sue Lowe Allison, Martha Jeanette Allred, Cheryl Ann Anderson, Janet Marie Anderson, Juanice Jo Anderson, Linda Kay Anthony, Ramona Gayle Ard, Carolyn Jean Armstrong, James Allison Jr. Arnett, Olen Raymond Arnold, Charles Wayne

Badillo, Bruno Baira, Patsy Ilene Baker, Darrel Lee Baker, Eramae Baker, Robert Allen Ballard, Ronald F. Barnes, Elaine Elizabeth Barrientos, Sharon Louise Bartlett, Robert Allan Barton, Betty Jean Baxter, Carol Jean Bean, Cecil Leslie Bearden, Verba Michael Beauchamp, Rita Jo Beavers, Jerrel Lee Bedingfield, Karen Lynn Belt, Claud John Bennett, Catherine Lavern Berryhill, Winston R. Bessinger, Glenn Howard Best, Michael Charles Billins, James M. Jr. Blackwell, Jennie Lavonia Demars Blakely, William S. Blakeney, Twanna Victoria Blemmel, Richard Doyle Blount, Charles Edward Blue, Doyle Jr. Blue, John Paul Boggs, Tommie Jo Bond, Tommy E.

* National Honor Society Member

Cornett, Alan J. Coshow, Wakita A. Cossey, Patricia Sue Coughran, Mary Lucille Couture, Emile Ruth Cowell, Charles Eugene Cox, Linda Ann Craft, Larry L. Criss, Roy L. Crossland, Carolyn Sue Cummins, Judy Jean Cunningham, Ann Marie Curtis, Patricia

Dacon, Sandra Sue Davenport, Reno Lewis Jr. Davidson, Linda Davis, Betty Lou Davis, Cheryl Lee Davis, Elmer A. Davis, Mary Lou Davison, Sandra Sue Dawson, Earline Decker, Ivan E. Decker, Verbin Lee Deen, Carol Sue Deibel, Linda Sue Dennis, Robert Donald Depriest, Patricia Ann Dobbs, Sharon Kay Dotson, Lemuel A. Duggins, Gerald Lee Dunkin, Jerald D. Dunkin, Larry Joe

Eades, Tommie Lou Edelman, Armand B. Eddy, Roger Dale Edwards, D. C. Jr. Ellenberg, Paul David Ellis, Billy Joe Emry, Fred G. Engel William J. Epperson, Mary Jane Estleck, Stephen Michael Everett, Dale W.

Fairbanks, Robert A. Faller, Sandra Faye Farquhar Mary Patricia Farrier, Bill Fitzgerald, Robert Carrol Flurry, Linda Kay Foote, Barbara Jean

Fox, Audria Shackelford Frederick, Linda Jean Freeman, Johnnie A. Freeman, Lena May Frizzell, James Fuller, Linda Gail Liles * Fuller, Michael D. Funk, Sandra Leah

Gafford, Glenda Sue * Garrett, James C. Gastineau, Charles Fredilck Geisler, Ronald Dean Gibson, Terry Mac Gilbert, Jackie Leandra Gillemot, Tiers Anne Gillham, Sharon Kaye Gillihan, Mary Ann Gilliland, Marvin Gene Goff, Barbara Goodman, Charles Edward Goodnight, Kay Alice Gossett, Gayle Clarice Grable, Janet Sue Grabow, Donald Earl Graham, Donna Rae Gramling, Larry Dale Gravitt, Marilyn Ruth Gray, Tyrone Green, Leandra Lynn Green, Troy Eugene Griffith, Virginia Lee Grigsby, Bertha Marcella Groves, Troy Ray ■k Guinn, Dianna Ruth * Gunesch, John

Hackleman, Bill Haggy, Raymond Edward Hale, Roy Owen Haley, Mary Linda Hamilton, Dorothy Louise Hancock, Darla Jo * Hanes, Kathy Bolin Haney, Tommy G. Hanna, Sandra Ann Harrell, Sharon Carolene Harris, Jack Lee Harris, Lovella Ellen Harrison, Benny Warren Hatcher, Jo Ann Hawpe, Ronnie Jay Hayes, Karla Lee * Hays, Kenneth Nelson

National Honor Society Member

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

McAnulty, Rita Joyce McCann, Leland Edward McCathern, Evelyn Jane McCathren, Joe D. * McConnaughy, Kathleen McCool, Glennda Jean McCord, James D. McCormick, Marcia Colleen McCornack, James R. McCoy, Freddie J. McCraw, Joe Drue McCurdy, Barbara Diane McCullough, Sharon Kay McDaniels, Billy D. McElroy, Norman E. McGrouty, Laurie A. McGuffee, Jesse Estil McKean, Billy Lee McNeill, Judy Lewis

Land, Luenna Ruth Lane, Jeanne Lanier, James Leon Lauderdale, Pollyann Lavarnway, Mary Helen'Hembree Lavielle, Larry Louse Lawrence, Silas D. Lemming, Barbara Renee Lenk, Ellen Bernice Lilly, Joan Elizabeth Little, Robert Ray Livingston, Thomas Lee Lock, Glenda Sue Lockwood, Gerald D. Loftis, Roy Leon Lowe, Doranna Lozano, Amos T. Lumpkin, Carl Edward Luschen, Delmar Paul Lusk, Morris Dean Lutts, Marilyn Cochran

Kidd, Earl Allen Kidd, Sandra Jane Killingsworth, Billie Jean Kilpatrick, Jerry Keith Kilpatrick, Karon K. King, Neva Jean Kirkham, Joyce M, Kitson, Patricia Ann Kliewer, Edward D. »£ratz, Ima Jean Krause, David Earl Kuhlman, Nancy Ann

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Henderson, Betty Hornick Henderson, Joe Hennessey, Paul Glenn ♦ Henry, Kathryn Louise Hensley, Leland Quention Henson, Jane Emily Herman, Barbara Louise Hester, Lee James Hibbard, Doy Gene Hibbard, William Eldon Hibben, Doris Ann Hile, Christinelle Himes, Helen Eilene Hines, Sharon Kay Hix, Carol Ann Hobgood, Sue Holder, Earle R. Jr. Holland, Linda Sue ★ Horn, Johnnie Fisher Huddleston, Sue Lavinia Huff, Frederick Jack Huff, Ronald N. Hughes, jerry D. Hulin, Sammy L. Hulsey, Joyce Carlene Hunter, Jack W. Hurst, Cleo Eldon Jr. Hussey, Mary Kathryn Hymen Karen Lynne Ingrain, Ray Sterling Jacks, Dewain Robert Jackson, Cecil Ray Jameson, James William John, Barbara Anne Johnson, Jerry Franklin Johnson, Ray Edward Johnson, Russell D. Jones, Geneva May Jones, Harold C. Jones, James C. Jones, Margaret Le Claire Jones, Mary Madonna Jordan, Walter Paul

Keith, Shirley Ann Kelley, Donna Carol Kelly, Molly Stark Kemp, Claudia Brown Kendall, Delmar Jack Kerr, Carole Katherine Kerr, Linda Marie Ketchum, Patricia B,

* National Honor Society Member

Radcliff, Sandra Lee Rains, Janice Wilson Ramsey, Irene M. Rinehart Rankin, Janie Marie Rawlins, Mary Marie * Ray. John H. Jr. Rector, Hubert Ray Rector, Jimmy D. ★ Redden, Arvella Redding, Roy E. Reece, Warren Lee Reed, Robert Reed, Julia Ann Reynolds, Rosetta Reynolds, William Earl * Reid, Barbara M. Reid, Clarence Mike__ .

Quintero, Ernest J.

Page, Robert Lynn * Pappas, Robert Lee Parham, Oleta Virginia Parker, Evelyn Marie Parks, Bruce Leon Parks, Shirley Ann Parks, Stephen D. Pascher, Sheila Kay Goodman Pate, Patricia Gale Hoaglin Patterson, Patricia A. Patterson, Sharon Tarver Paul, John Reginald Peace, Jackie Ray Peck, Wendell Troy Pember, Ellen Darlene Pennington, Phillip David Perdue, Richard Kelly ★ Perkins, Ralph Leon Phillips, Carlisle Edward Pickett, Cheryl Lynn Pierce, Don E. Pilgrim, Minnie Francis Pitt, Robert Bruce Pittman, John I. Placker, Norma Jean Poarch, Eddie Lee Pogue, Larry Don Pollard, Marilyn Kay Pulliam, Gary Dale

O’Bryant, Virginia Jocelyn Oldham, Lynn William Oravetz, Judy Kay

CAPITOL RILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Magar, Joan Lavelle Magers, Lou Anne Martin, Wimford Eugene Mason, Barbara Ann Mathews, Claude William Mayes, Jimmy H. Mayo, Rosalee Meadows, Patsy Ann Means, Elvonda Sue Miller, Carol Jane Miller, Pamela May Miller, Roxanna Jean Miller, Shirley Ann Millican, Loretta Sue Millwood, Sharon Patricia Miskovsky, Mary Sue Mitchell, Altus Ray Mitchell, Janis Ruth Mitchell, Margie Gail Mize, James Edward Montgomery, Dale Montgomery, Linda Lee Moon, James Earl Mooney, Ronald Moore, Henry Leon Moore, Nancy Louise Moore, Robert James Morava, Richard Melvin Morrisett, Julia Mae Morrison, Patricia Ann Smith Moses, Loretta Jane Mullins, Lawrence Winfzed Mullins, William H. Murphy, Judith Ann Murry, Linda Iralene Musgrove, Billy D. Musick, William H. Muzny, Samuel Alan Myers, Pat J. Myrko, Marie Myrick, Charles Wesley

Nance, Gerald Ray Neely, Loretta Jane Neimann, Billy D. Newlun, Dean Newman, Bobby Newnum, William L. Jr. Newport, Charles L. Nichols, Mary Louise Nigh, Jerry Ray Nix, Kay Deloris Noakes, Walter Novak, Nannie Jo

* National Honor Society Member

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Reid, Joy Beth Renfro, Carla Jean Ridgell, Michael Gene Rinehart, Johnny Ray Risenhoover, Linda Kay Ritchey, Laura Elsie Ritchey, William Terry Roberts, Donna Rae Roberts, Jerry Lee Roberts, Larry Joe Robertson, Tommy Ray Robinson, Carol Ann Holland Rogers, Sharon Elaine Rollans, Betty Jo Rollans, Cynthia Sue Rosewitz, John Edward Ross, Gerald G. Rowan, Sherron Gale Rumbaugh, Jim L. Runnels, Bernita Ann Rushing, Wade Russell, Mary Kathryn Van Sickle Rutherford, Lanethea Ann Ryker, Breck Edward

Samples, Danny D. Sanders, Larry Dawayne Sanders, Neil I. Sargent, Elizabeth Ann Sawyer, Marian Jane Scholl, Donald Gene Schornick, Donald F. Schrock, Charles Foster Schuler, Jimmy Dale Seaton, Mike Sebree, Richard John Seely, Billie Wetana Self, Carolyn Kay Selling, Michael H. Sewell, Paul Monroe Shahan, Jimmy Dwayne Sharp, Connie Sue Sheets, Charles Sherrell, Robert Dale Shidler, Lonnie C. Short, Glenn E. Shropshire, Mike Silvis, Linda Jane Skidmore, Don Wade Skinner, Sharon Nadine Slater, Linda Gail Henley Slover, Charles D.

Smith, Carl Wayne Smith, Charles R. Smith, Dianna Mae Smith, Edwin Smith, Garland H. Smith, Gerald D. Smith, Linda Jean Smith, Ovis Smut Jr. Smith, Patrica R. * Smith, Patsy Ann Smith,»Phyllis Lee Smith,"Sammy Lee Snow, Sharon Gatlin Snyder, Jan Lanea Snyder, Patsy Jean Sopher, Raymond Eugene Speegle, Mike Wayne Spiva, George T. Stacey, Jean Ellen Stark, Johnnie L. Stephens, Cathey Jane Stephens, Emma Ruth Stewart, Don Wilton Stewart, Richard Anthony * Stickney, Dona sue Stilwell, John D. Stine, BUI W. Stovall, Carol Ann Sullivan, Gary Don Swadley, Leda Sue Swafford, Anita Jan Swatex, Mary Lou Swy den, Thria Kay Symonds, Harold WUliam

Talkington, James William Taylor, Carol J. Taylor, David Thomas Taylor, Larry Lovel Taylor, Robert H. Taylor, Sharon Kay Teddy, Annie Jean * Tendall, Linda Merlene * Terry, Alice Jean Thomas, Claudia Carol Thomas, Johnie Everett Thompson, Gerald R. Thompson, Glenna Sue Cauthron Thompson, Lynda Jean Thompson, Mary Lee Tipton, Barbara Loraine

♦National Honor Society Member

•4 4

Zanola, Glenda Lorene

Yeck, Marilyn Ann Young, Kenneth Lee Young, Yolanda R. Younger, Cecil W. Jr. ★ Younger, Charlie Joe

Womack, Charlotte Teresa Womack, Rita Faye Wood, Richard Dean Woodruff, Kip Edwin Woodruff, Sharon Lynn Woods, Linda Gayle Woodson, Paul Eddy Jr. Woosley, Gerald D. Worthy, Don Wyrick, Robert Mack Jr.

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Todd, Mike Ellis Tolson, Carolyn Lee Trapp, Arthur A.

Unsell, Johnny V.

Van Vranken, Melva Chloe Vaut, A.B. Jr. Verrier, Sandra Kay Voerster, Francis Ellen

Wade, Patsy Roberta Walker, Larry Benton Walker, Linda S. Walker, Patrick Lee Wallace, Larry Wayne Walls, G.M.Ward, Curtis L. Ward, Donna Sue Smith Ward, Elizabeth Charlene Ward, Everett Ward, Grant Preston Ward, Rita Gaye Ruthledge Ward, Terry Anne Warren, Lloyd Wasson, Shirley Ann Watson, Leia Margo Watts, Morton L. Waul, Rebecca Sue Webb, Jerry Wayne ★ Weeks, Wilma J. Wenthold, Dwayne C. ★ Wheeler, Donald Jefferson Whipple, Jimmy Leroy White, James Otis Jr. White, Ted L. Whitley, Ray L. ★ Whitson, Patricia Ann Wiggins, Jo Anna Wignall, William H. Jr. Wilcox, Spencer E. Wilhite, Shirley Fay Williams, Charles J.R. Williams, Cheryl Ann Williams, Pamela Jean Willoughby, Vada Darlene Wilson, BiUy Ray Wilson, Glenda Jean Wilson, Larry Dale Wilson, Roy Junior ★ Wilson, Velma Edna Wirtz, Gene Kenton Wiser, Ralph Lester

* National Honor Society Member

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

THE OFFSET

PRINTING

CLASS AT

CAPITOL HILL

THE VARI-TYP1NG CLASS AND PRINTED

Britton, Jerry Bruan Carabajal, Jesse M. . English, John Robert Forbus, Thomas N. Herdrick, Clarence Marion Kelley, Rex Lee Lankford, Albert R. Lewis, John Kenneth Mannon, Marvin Lee Reed, Charles Sherman Sharp, Reeves P. Smith, Perry Ray Tatum, Van Earl Thompson, Charles Allen

1962

General Education Diplomas

CAPITOL HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL

COMPOSED BY

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL.

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL

William Nolen McCleskey Sondra Kay McCoy *Charlesetta McMullen Lois Ann Mariman Esther Irene Martinez Teresa Juanita Martinez Bettye Rozlyn Mason Betty Ann Massengale James Howard Miller Loyd Lawson Miller Darrell Leslie Modisette June Almetia Moore Wilma Dean Moreno Leroy Earl Morrow * Janice Irene Musgrave

*Judy Lynn Lewis John R. Little, Jr. Effie Fayleen Long Deanna Fay Lovell Carolyn Sue Lung Vernon Lee Lusk

Eugene Dale Keenan

Donald Leon Jackson David Bernard Johnson Edward Columbus Johnson Gary Lieutenant Johnson Richard Maurice Johnson

Betty Jane Haggard Douglas Darwin Hammon Agatha Gayle Harkey Sandra Judy Harris James Harvey, Jr. Betty Jean Haskins Peggy Lou Heard Sandra Lee Heath Claudette Higgins "’Barbara Carol Hollingsworth Georgia Ann. Horton Willie Mae Horton Aubrey Weldon Howard Charles Wayne Howard Frances Kay Howry *Carl Lee Huitt

Joe David Garcia

Class Roll of 1962

Alma Lee Alexander Darryle Paul Alton Beverly Joyce Armstrong J.udy Autry.

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Glenna Mae Banks Mairvene Bass Harry Dean Batson E.. Jbyce' BigSoldier - Barbara Gail Bonaparte Kelly Ann Bourassa *Melvin Leo \ Brazell, Jr. Tommy Leon, Bristow Billy Joe, Brown Karen Lee Butler Sharon Ann, 'Butler. *Cheryl Patricia Byrd

Wayne C. ’.Chandler, Jr. Gary Leon' Clemons Douglas McArthur Coker Franklin' Delano Coker Rosemary Coker Frederick Allen Cook William Allen Corbin Linda Louise Corley Janice Leona Cox Dana Jean Cummings Walter Stanly Cummings

Freddie Jeffrie Dalton -Dealie Jo Daniels James Edward Davenport Leamon Vernell Davis Peggy Joyce Davis Andra Sue Donihoo Norma Jane Drake Joyce Marie Duncan

Clarence Albert Evans

Johnny L. Factor Dean Corbin Fielding * Jimmy Doyle Fogarty Charles Gale Foulk Cordie Mae Frunk Brenda Maxine Fuller

1 9 6 1 - 6 2 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES j b i i <

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Elaine Ann Sturgis

Class Roll of 1962 Dolores Jean Newport

Glenda Joyce Tabb Toni Lynn Thomas Mary Ann Thorne Paul Totty, Jr. Clayette Louise Tucker

Shelby Lorraine Zachry Lyle Ross Zumwalt

Joseph Gregory Valencia Ronald A. VanWelden, Jr. Walter Joe Velleca Jack Jake Walker Richard Louise Walker Letha Rose Wall Earleen Walton Ernest Maurice Ware Peggy Marie Ware Donald Rayford Weeks Johnnie Dwight Wenthold Evelyn Marie White Edna May Camren Willis Troy Lee Wilson Shirley Annette Wood Willeta Cazine Woodward *Betty Jean Wright Teden.e . Virginia Wright

Arthur Lee Orange Richelew Arvalon Parker Bernice Pierce Larry Edgar Pringle

*Carolyn Sue Quinnette

Filimone Renteria. Jr. Danny Lee Robbins Raymon Louis Robinson Shirley Mae Roe Frankie Sue Rutledge

John Alexander Salisbury Kathleen McGee Salisbury George Schkolovyi Valentina Schkolovyi Juanita Sepeda Ralph N. Sesher Dennis Brian ' Sims Marvin Donald Steele James Edward Stewart Maxine Stewart *Ralph E. Stow Dean Sullivan *National Honor . Society Students

....

ADULT ■'' EDUCATION DIPLOMA

Polly Ann . Bastida ' Corby ' W-. Brown, Jr. Jackilee. . SW'ariteel Lack Patricia Ann Middleton Mary Kathryn Widdifield Frankie June . Wcwley Pannye ; Brown Weeks

Merlin R. Harris Gerald.. Duane Myrick Otis ' Lee' • Thompkins

General education test diploma ...

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Eylar, Kenneth Joseph Faris, Mamie Karen Farrell, Collin R. Farris, Fred F. II Feehan, Joseph Francis Feistel, Michael Maurice Ferguson, Carol Lynn Fester, John Frederick, Jr.® Field, Anna Donnell® Field, Lana Lyndell* Fields, J. Lyle Fightmaster, Stephen Floyd, Charles Allen Flurry, Carolyn Sue Ford, Patricia Steddum Fowler, James Henry n Frizzell, Minette Marian Gausman, Nancy Lou Gay, Sharen Ann Glazener, J anice Hise Graham, Amelie Christine Gregory, Barbara Ann Hadler, Marcia Jeanne Hammonds, Sharon Lynn Hannabas, Ray W. Hardaker, Linda Louise Harris, Thomas Elijah Hatcher, Jane Leslie Hathaway, Cheryl Jean Hayes, Robert Willard Hays, Jimmy Ray Haywood, Carolyn Jean Heatley, Martha Sue Henley, Jack Stewart Herbig, James Edgar Hewitt, Linda Dean Hines, Gary Leon Hobbs, Ann Janet* Hodges, David Hill Home, Linda Sue Hulsey, Alice Pearl

SENIORS Baird, Charles Allen Baker, John Marion® Balch, Linda Jo Barnes, Eileen Jo Barnhill, Carolyn Farrow® Barrymore, Pamela D. Barton, Marilyn Jean Bates, Gary Earl Battenburg, Bonnie Sharon Baugh, Timothy Gene Berry, Carol S. Blake, John Robert Blinn, Susan* Boyce, Dorothy Cecilia Branson, Hillery John Brewer, Donna Fabian Brown, Janette Ruth Brown, John Edward Bullis, Herbert Lynn Burnett, Linda Faye Caldwell, Cherie Vergne Campbell, Barbara Sue Carothers, Barbara Genelie Carter, Layton Allen Carter, William Wayne Chastain, Barbara Ann Chastain, Barbara Jean Chechovsky, Edward Lee Childers, Steven Arthur Colley, Sandra Kaye Crawford, Anthony Rose Cjosswhite, James W. Cullum, Bob Richard Cunningham, Fred M. Ill Davis, George D. Deakins, Judith Linn Derrick, Barbara Ann Downing, Frances Charlene Dry, Charles Dwight Dunagin, Jan Katherine* Epperson, Steven Paul

SENIORS

^Diploma to be dated June 1,1961

*Freeman, Carol Dayton

Phillips, Patricia M.

ADULT INSTITUTE

*Honor Society

Wilson, Terry Endsley Windes, Patti Anne Winkleman, Kenneth Lloyd® Wolfe, Sharon Lee Woodruff, Ella Wailene® Woolbright, Kenneth Wootan, Gerald Don Worsley, James Michael Wotring, Edna Margarette Wright, Martha Mae Wright, Wesley Jerry Zumeta, Jay J.®

(Continued)

Byrd, Judith Ann Gadberry, Charlene Gunn, Kayla

Taylor, Gary Lynn Thomas, Paul Overton Tiemeyer, Esther Ruth* Tompkins, Charles Edgar Walker, Robert Daniel Wallace, William Jones III® Watson, Paula Ann Wayland, Suzetta June Wells, Judith V.® West, Daniel James Williams, Sharon Gayle* Willingham, Jimmy Lee

SENIORS

Ogburn, Marilyn Lee Owens, Russell Minor Jr. Pagonis, Nick John Paschall, John Nantes Jr. Payne, Antoinette Payne, Sam Jefferson III Pendleton, Patricia Sue Plant, Sharron Yvonne Potts, Marilyn Prag, Betty Jo* Protzman, Carmen Ann Puckett, Richard Dell Radcliff, Brian Kent Ray, Warren Afton Records, Nancy Kirk Redbird, Claude Anthony Reeves, Judith Ann* Renshaw, Judy Nadine Riddle, Sandra Ellene® Ringer, Phillips Franklin Roberts, Norman Adair Robertson, Freddie James Saunders, Karen Jo Schultz, Janet Ruth Shadden, Merrole* Silvernail, Iris Elaine Simmons, Kathryn Ainsworth* Slater, Barbara Lee* Smith, Don Eugene Smith, Penny Lee Snarr, Linda Sue Snyder, Valerie Ann Spencer, Gerald Wright Staeheli, David Leo Staggs, Lola Teel Stamatis, Dean G. Standridge, Carolyn Ruth Stiles, Sherrie Lea* Suhre, Sherrie Lynn Tabor, Sandra McQuary Talkington, Carolyn Sue

(Continued) Hunt, Sue Darlene Huntley, Louis Guy Intemann, Jeanette Kay® Ireton, Richard Duane Jameison, Floyd Hargis James, John David James, Mary Lou Jennings, Glendella Del Jemigan, Janet Kay Kane, Patricia Maurine Keahey, Robert Ward Kelly, Stephen Errol Kimmel, Wynona Patricia King, Odis Aubrey Klaffke, Marsha Ann Kurlender, Anita Land, Norma Ann Lane, Charles Ray Latta, Jerry Lee® McCarty, Michael Bailey McDonald, Barbara Jean* McLain, Howard Milton MacFarland, Roberta Frances Marshall, Rayma Sue* Martin, Garland Weldon Matthews, Sanford T. Mayes, Charles Edward Meek, Niki Wray* Mencke, William Henry Mendenhall, Barbara Jean Miller, Phyllis Ilene Miseles, Caroline Ann Moncrief, Mary Charlene* Moody, Ann Elizabeth* Moon, Bobby Maurice Morris, Harriet Louise* Mortensen, Linda Lou Nazelrod, Ronald F. Newton, Marilyn Elaine* Nichols, Karen Louise* Northrop, Connie Evelyn

Lee Arthur Adams Freddie Lee Adkins Tillus Andrew Adkins Mayy Lois Alexander RayAlaxander, Jr. Shirley Ami Alexander Berdie Mae Alford Soy Lee Allen Ethola Anderson Sarah Louise Andrews Bermdins Tvonne Arbertha Shirley Jean Arbertha Irdna Claudette Armstrong Charles Arnold William Leslie Austin M&Stbl.e Bailey George Edward Baldwin Ethil Kay Bates Sandra Elizabeth Battle Willie Mae Beasley Wanda Louise Beck Mollie Francis3 Beckwith Patricia Ann Berks Audrey Chreyl Blackman Gwendolyn Eloise Blair Booker Taliaferro Bostic Alfonso Sylvester Bowens Gene Michael Bowens Odell Braggs Bodbell Braggs Elizabeth Jean Broughton Freddie Mae Brown Melvin Bay Brown Vera Joyce Brown

36. 37. 38. 39. ho. U. h2.

& & li9. 50.

52. 53. 5h. 57. 58. 5ti 60.

a. a. 2: 66.

6$,

68. 69. 70.

71. Betty L. Douglas 72. Melvin Joe Dunlap 73. Walter Harrison Dunn 7h. Marvel Dykes 75. Marva Jo Eason 76. Alexander Dexter Eddens 77. Joseph A. Eddens 78. Jeanette Joyce Edwards Lee Etta Edwards Alberta Tvonne Farmer 81. Sandra Kaye Farmer 82. Dimple Marie Fields 83. Charlene Lois Fisher 8h. Zola Cassell Flowers 85. Deleris Doris Ford 86. Kuby Jean Ford 87. Tommy L. Ford, III 88. Vivian Kay Ford 89. Judy Carol Fester 90. Booker T. Fowler 91. Henryetta Fulsom 92. Arthur B. Gabriel, Jr. 93. Arthur Eugene Gaddis 9h. Douglass Macarthur Gaines 95. Richard Kenneth Gaines 96. Geraldine Gentry 97. Banta L, Gipson 98. Richard Lee Glover 99. Charles Wesley Gooden 100. Betty Jean Gordon 101. Ray L. Gorden 102. Sophie Lee Gordon 103. Buster Jerome R. Green G****PW loh. g&iawaaa

Dale Graves

Ralph Romans Griffin Wilma Jean Harris Edith Henderson Vivian Mae Henderson Jacqueline Cecilia Henry James David Herd Georgia Ma© Hill Lawrence Darlene Hill Clarence Earl Holman Gwendolyn I* Horton Paul Houghton La Joyce Maxine Howell Jo Ann Humdy Perry Leroy Humphrey Robbie . Lee Hutson William David Irvin, Jr. Arbutus Marie Jackson Joyce Loretta Jackson Kay Lynn Jackson Linda Ann Jackson Raysand Eugens Jackson Deane Allyn James feald Lee James . Alvin Laray Jernigam Gerald Bernard Johnson Vernon Vernell Johnson Willie Johnson Curtis Eugene Jones Fitzgerald Earl Jones Harvey Dean Jones William Michael Jones Allen I. Jordan, HI Linda Keaton Carolyn J. Kelley Gloria Jean Kellum

1962 Graduating Class, continued

106. 107. 108. 109. 110. m. 112. 113. Uh. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. IM. 122. 12). 12h. 125. 126. 127 . 128. 129. 130* 1J1. 132. 133. 13h. 135. 136. 137. 138. 139. IhO.

Oklahcwa Clty, Oklahoma

lhl. Alonzo John Kelly 11|2. Michael Edwin Kemp lli3. Jean Esther Kennedy Ihh. Jacquelyn Faye King lh5. Robert James Lambeth 1U6. Juanita Lawrence lh7. Melvin Preston Lawrence 1U8. Judy Carol Ledbetter lh9. Georgia Sue Lee 150. Eugene Lennex . 151. Wiley Lester 152. Rose Etta Lsvingston 153. Orvell Lewis * 15h. Noble Ann Loudermilk - 155. Juanita Evelyn Lowee 156. Rennie Clarence Lucas 157. Calvin Brady Luper 158. Verbena Jean Lusk 159. Lois Mildred Iyday 160. Wiley Madden 161. Dorothy Marie Major 162. Betty Jo Manuel 163. Alvena Mapp 16hr Charles Buford McCauley 165. Queen Esther McDaniel 166. Marshall Louis McDonald 167. Nonna Jean McDuffy 168. Gussie Marie McGee 169. Teddy Maurice McKenzie 170. pearlie Mae MeKizzic 171. Lee Alice Meeks 172. Carolyn Geneva Miles 173. Judy A. Mows 17h. Marcus Lewis Moore 175. Ronald Moers

176. 177. 178. 179. 180. 181. 182. 183* 18h. 185* 186. 187 • 188* 189. 190. 191. 192. 193 * 19h. 195. 196. 197. 19§. 199. 200. 201. 202. 203. 20h. 20g. 206. 207. 208. 209. 210.

James Albert MeriLand Jimis Lee Mosley Wanda Jean Mucker Lloyd W. Mumford Calvin Sam Muse Doris Marie Myers 'BtriMa?* Jean Mash Jewel Carol Neal Mary Elizabeth Neal Linda Reyes Nealy Ruth Ann Nelson Joyce Newton Loyee Newton Odell Ethel Normand Lora Janice Parker Resell Marie Parker Peggy Edith Patterson Orville Donald Patterson Fred Douglas Perry Minnie Ola Perry Franklin Delano Petties Doris Mee Philpott Chester Leroy Phyffer Lucille Pierce Waftda Louise Pierce Kenneth, Lee Preston Doris Faye Prince Billy Joe Rambo Annie Lee Reed James Thomas Reed Edna Marie Rentie Otha Lafayette Rhodes Betty Jean Richardson SherriLaa Joan Ridge Vera L. Rivers

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

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272. 273. 271|. 275. 276.

282 283

Betty Allen Anderson Etta Faye Barnett Patricia Evelyn Bridges Bonnie Faye Goldman Edwina Mae Richardson

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Vernita Cooper' Evelyn Jane Lewis Ruby Nell Scott Perey W. Smith Joe Am Woods

ADULT INSTITUTE GRADUATES

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1 9 6 1 - 6 2 H I G H SCHOOL GRADUATES

Jesse Earl Adams Judith Elyn Alden Billie Jean Aldridge Cynthia Sue Allspaw Fred H. Babbit, Jr. Bruce Dwayne Baker Henry G. Bauman II Clayton Barefoot Earl Barnes Linda Carol Barnes Judith Marion Barnthouse William Calvin Beam, Jr. Dorothy Ann Beaver Larry Richard Benson Ronald Jaroy Benson Gary Delbert Biddy Judy Kay Binswanger Donald R. Blackmon Judy Gaye Bolin Jean Ann Bowman Bobby Loyd. Boyanton Sherman Wayne Buckner Carolyn Arietta Bunch Mary Elaine Burd Phyllis Jean Burrs Loretta Kay Bradley Kenneth Dean Brasher Thomas M. Briscoe Donna Marie Brotherton Linda N. Brown Richard Eugene Brown Richard A. Bruha Wendal De Brunk Charlene Marie Bryan Wm. Dean Bryant Meredith Ann Campbell Wesley F. Campbell Robert Cannaday Sherry Kaye Cannon Robert G. Carroll Loretta Sue Cates ' John Charles Chaney Barbara Ann Clapp Janet Marie Clark Loretta Kay Clingan Donald B. Coates Raymond Gearold Collier Connie Colene Conine James Henry Coonfieid DeAnna Dee Cornelius Sandy Kay Cox Loo E. Croninger Joseph Stanley Crosby Edmond D. Cross John A. ' Cummings Lewis Clifton Cunningham Shirley Jean Dark Dianna Ellen Davis Wallace Wade Davis Jimmie Floyd DeArman Carolyn Yvonne Dixon Berry Genne Doss Rodger Dean Duncan Robert K. Duncan Wm. David Easterling Charlotte Jean Echols William Ford Ecton Pene.ope Ellis Linda Kaye Evans Donna Lea Farris Martin L. Feeny Richard Lynn Ferguson Kay Lynn Ferrell Sharon Yvonne Fisher James E. Freed Carrol' ' Sue French Phyllis Joan Gafford Gerald Lee Gailey Harold C. Garlick, Jr. David Paul Garrett Linda Gayle Geer Helen George Elizabeth R. Gerlich Carl A. Gentry Jeanette Kaye Gibbon Margarett Ann Gills Chert Lane Golding Linda Jane Greene Nancy Elaine Greene 3illa Colleen Greathouse Richard Allen Grisham Timothy Dirk Grubaugh Connie Dianne Hahn Gary Jon Hall Rosa Leah Hall

u\ S. GRANT HIGH SCHOOL

CLASS ROLL Linda Gayle Hammond Penelope Ann Hampton Royce Lynn Harlan Joe Bill Harrison Reba Hart James Lee Harvey II Barbara Joan Hay Lorna Jean Hayes William Scott Hendren Carolyn Gene Hendrick James H. Henline Linnie Lavern Herman Barbara Ann Higginbottom Ceciiia Juanez Hilley Glenda Franceina Holder Carole Holden Pamela Jane Holkum Ronald Christian Holland William R. Holmes Martha Marie Howeth Nancy Leah HuffDonna Jo Hughes E. D. Humes, Jr. Margaret Marie Huskinson Gail Patrick Hutchinson Archie L. Ingram, Jr. Ella Fay Ingram Larry D. Jackson Jack Roger Jackson Ronnie W. Jackson Trudy L. James Charles Anthony Jenkins Gary Allen Jenkins Judith Ann Johnson Pamela Johnson Sandra L. Johnson Emmeet J. Jones Sam P. Jones III Judy Ann Kay Linda Carol Kelly Max Frederick Kenyon Bill Leroy Knapp Patricia L. Knight Karen A. Kuehne Hedy LoNell LaMar Sharon Elaine Langston Ravena Ann Lavarnway Roger Neil Leake Diana Lee Shirley Browning Leonard Darlene B. Lester Robert H. Lewis Carolyn Jean Little Mary Ann Little Roger Little Bruce John Lockhart Jo Anna Long John B. Longfellow Gloria Sue Loudon Nalma Sue Lovett Anthony Wayne Lusk Willie L. Lyon Joy Lee Mackey Olivia Maldonado Chester Malicoat, Jr. Carole Sue Maloy Carol E. Maloy Lana Maloy Sharon B. Mansfield Gary T. Martin Linda N. Martin William E. Martin, Jr. Dale Keith May Nelda Ruth May Joe D. Medders Janet Miller Bonnie Gail Milligan Curtis E. Minnis Gary Dale Mitchell Larry Alan Mizirl Mary Ann Moore Warren W. Moore Gerald L. Morgan Ray A. Moyer Arless E. Murray, Jr. Merecdth Kay McDowell Angela Coleen McGee Wm. Franklin McGehee Kathryn L. McGhee Zelua L. McGuffee John Rebort McInnis, Jr. Donald Wayne McMiilin Reford Brooks Nash Denna Kay Newton

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Judith Latrell Norton Carolyn Marie Novak Larry D. Odvody Rita Faye Orr Quanah Sue . Painter Jimmy Ray Parker Ralph Richard Pearce Vivian Joella Perdue Karen D. Peterson Charles M. Peetijohn Thomas Estel Petty Ardith Kaye Hares Ronnie Leon Phillips Sherry Lee Phillips Kenneth D. Pitt Jeane Presson Barbara Ann Quick Walter E. Ramsey, Jr. Carolyn Sue Rakestraw Shirley Ann Reaves David John Recer Toney Lee Reed Larry David Reesor Don Howard Reynolds Loyal Dean Reynolds Sue Nell Rhodes Bobetta Jo Roberts Richard Lee Robles Ronald M. Bivens-Rose Zeela Kay Rose Ralph Myron Rosebrook Doris Jean Rothe Gerald E. Rowlett Roger Kent Ryals Dorothy S. Sachsenheimer Lona Mae Salyer Joe R. Sauls, Jr. Wm. Ray Scott James R. Shadowen Gale Alan Shropshire Janice Ann Silvers Tommy J. Simon Nancy Paulette Sitton Elizabeth Janet Slater’ Mary Lois Smartt Bobby Lee Smith Cheryl Ann Smith George W. Smith Linda Gayle Smith Pat Virginia Smith Sandra J. Smith Jerry Ray Sorrels Travis J. Sparagowski Elsie Fern Staggs Carol Ann Steele Leslie Don Steele Raymond S. Stewart Robert Stewsart Roger S. Stewart David Michael Stone Karen Sue Stone Philip Wayne Stone Wesiey Joe Sturgeon Pat Talmage Preston David Eugene Thompson Ladonna Beith Thompson Tracy Ann Thompson Sharon A. Timanus Danny Gordon Trammell Janice Ann Treichler John Wayne Trent Billy Wayne Tucker Barbara Jo Umbarger Dona Lynette Walker Bruce Gordon Welch Carol West Sharon Diane Whiteman Jack L. Whomble, Jr. Edna Faye Wilkerson Ellen Yvonne Wilkerson Brent Williams Lynda K. Williams Sandy F. Wiliams Saundra June Williams Richard H. Williamson Janet Mae Wilmoth Lenny Winans Claudia Colleen Winkler Ronald Eugene Wolfe Leonard Cert Worthington Marian Loretta Wright Feggy L. Wright Baiiey Frazier Wynn, Jr. Dale E. Young Homer A. McFarland

William O. Allen Carolyn C. Anderson ♦Jane Barbara Anderson Sharon Andrews Susan Irene Arnold Judith Mae Ashton

Larry W. Ball ♦Sally Beith Barnes Judith Ann Basham Ann Beck Jim Benefield Cynthia Ann Bentley Cindy Berry Linda Louise Billups Colledlth Blalock Don Bolen Barbara Bonin Don Aden Boylngton Bonny Edward Bradshaw Charlie Brown Linda Bryson Wllla Jean Buck Virginia Suzanne Buckley ♦Linda Buckner ♦Marian Bulla Shirley Burkhart Chloa Ann Burnside Karen Burton Letha Addle Bybee Betty Byer Charles James Byrd

Mark David Caln Sandra Calhoun Cathy Theresa Callahan Jody Carmichael Eileen Claire Carney Christa Chastain Bon Cherry Jack G. Clark Miehael B. Clarke Marvin Lee Clifton Thomas Hood Coe Gib Coleman

CLASS ROLL

Lucinda Jo Cornish Georgia Crane Carla Nan Craven Martha Elizabeth Crow Mike Curl

Carol Davis Carol Ann Deavllle Janet Marie Delhotal Mary Ellen Dobbs ♦Tom Dodson Kaye Lynn Dossey William c. Doty Jack Drake ♦♦.Jens Drolshammer ♦Dorothy Ann Dunn Gina Durden

Richard David Eades Eileen Edinger ♦Helen Edwards Linda Emmer Billie DeAnn English Don Estes Carol Evans

Steve Felton ♦Kaye Flood ♦Robert Keys Fowler Busty Franklin Mary Frew

Susan Joan Gable Judith Louise Garrison Stephanie George Perry Glenn ♦Amye Grady Don Gragg Carol Graves Linda Lee Graves Dianne Gumm

♦National Honor Society ♦♦Foreign Exchange Students

Karen Ann Harris Linda Arlene Hauser ♦Heidi Heise Galen Heneghan Margaret Anne Hlrsch Jim Hodges Judy Hollaway Carole Holloway Louis W. Holshauser Sarah Hoyt Donna Hufflnes Marvin Huffman Jay Richard Hunt

Johnny Ingle

♦Sarllee Janger Bobby W. Janota Tom Jennings Bill Johnson Robin Johnson Don Jones Judl Jones

Louis William Kastens John Matthew Kemp Anne Evelyn Kessler Jerry Gale Kimball Jon Randall King Linda Kirkpatrick Honey Kleeman Linda Marguerite Klein William Kruse

Richard Ladd Mary Elizabeth LaLonde Sharon Lamb John Caldwell Lanier Jane Anne Lawley Robert E. Lee, II Judith Ann Leftwich Jim LeGrange ‘Wilfred Lenhardt Donald Leonard Claudia Lewis David Allan Longmire Dick Moss Lowry Thomas William Lucas

Joe Mason Kent Maxwell ‘Bryan McElderry Marcia McMillin John C. McMurry ‘Karen Meadows Miriam Melton ‘Robert Metcalfe ‘Kent Meyer Alan Miller Royce Ann Miller Warren Miller Tom Miskovsky Ed Mitchell “Nora Muller Cheryl Musgrave

Robert Arthur Nance Nancy Nash David Allen Neaves Kathy Neeley Dwight Newcomer

‘Guy Owens

CLASS ROLL Bruce Laird Palmer Rodney Palmer ‘Ann Elizabeth Patterson ‘Esther Pederson Gretchen Pfeiffer Jackie Phillips John Phillips ‘Susan Pickering Marshall Picow Robert F. Plugge

Bob Reece Tom Rice Richard Ridgeway Nancy Ellis Roper Tazwell Rowland Randolph Dayton Royse Judy Rudolph Mary Reba Russell

Bob Sayers Lyle Schwedland Hilliard Shackford Donald G. Sharp James Glenn Smiley ‘Cheryl Ann Smith Judith Elizabeth Sparks Jon Spence Mary Christine Springer Penelope Lou Stark ‘Sherry Lane Stark Jim Stith Diane Stockwell Janet Stoneman Dan D. Stuart Sharon Stubbs Carole Sullivan Cheryl Ann Sullivan

ADULT INSTITUTE Janice Vee Hixon Karen Bell Maney Guy Dunning Donna Bradley Van Horn

Nancy Virginia Taylor Wayne Taylor Charlotte Ann Thiel David Thomas Sandra Thomas Elaine Thompson ‘Margaret Ann Threlkeld Sam Tiner Ed Tobin Jerri Townsend ‘Paul David Trachtenberg Joe Lynn Tribble Milton Trice Janice Kaye Tubre Jay Dee Tucker Vicki Vaughn Alice Vick Susan Vickers

Frank Walde Karen Walker Creekmore Wallace Frank E. Wallace Edward Nathan Wallach Bobbi Jo Ward Sondra Sue Ward Kathleen Louise Warr Pamela Ann Webber Michael Ronold West Fred Wheelbarger Donna Whiting Marian Whitten Sarah Elizabeth Wilkes David Wilson Marion Wilson Mary Pat Wilson Mike Winter Verna Lynne Wise Barbara Gayle Workman

Allan Zumsteg

Raymond Lee Fallberg James Thomas Farmer Dionna Lou Farrell Ronald Alderson Featherstone, III Johnel Marie Ferguson Tana Jean Finney Gary Wayne Fletcher Neil Dudley Ford Florence Esther- - Friend ■ Mary Louise Friend Donald Ward Fuller Jymie Luie Fullerton

Robert Bruce Dains Jon Elwyn Davenport Virginia Sharon Deason Gary David Denham Paul Duane Dines Nancy Carroll Dooley Jan LaRee Doty Thomas Edwin Draper Phillip Don Dunford William Loyd Dunford Betty Carol Eaton Judith Ann Elliott Edward Wesley Ellis Gary Lee Ellis Marcia Kay Ellis Jack Antonio Engleman

Catherine Connolly Champlin Mary Kathryn Clayton Marilyn Jean Cockes , Loyd Wayne Cole Billie Jacqueline Coleman Michael Dean Colson Jerry Frank Cook John Bently Coonce, Jr. Suzanne Cooper Judy Diane Cowan Michael Ray Cross Glenda Marilyn Cullum

John Marshall High School

Brian Lee Adair Walter 'Marcus Aday Carol Jo Akin Johnny Julian Akins Elizabeth Ann Allen Jerry Lee Allen Ray William Allen II Sherry Lynn Allen Karen Jean Allman Susan Adele Angle Mary Appell Jerry Arthur Armstrong

Jonroi Baird Robert Scott Baird Carl Bruce Barclay Jerry Ray Barham Virginia Paulette Bartley Alvin Ward Bean Thomas Jackson Bedford, Jr. Nancy Gwynn Berger Dennis Wayne Berry James Lynn Biggers Eldon Warner Bishop Johnnie Burke Blair Deborah Blanche Bobby ' Ray Boese LeAnn Kay Boeve Joe Jean Bowie Claudia Ann Bright Jeanie Lou Burgess Nancy Gray Burke James Frederick' ■ Butchart

Judith ' 'Ann Cadamy Bennett Theodore Cantrell James Roscoe' ■ Carpenter Gwendolyn Marie . Casey Karen Marie" Caskey. Donna Lorene Castle - < Robert M, . Centracco. ■_

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

Carl Ray George Bernard Glassman, Jr. Phyllis Ann Glidewell Jimmie Dewayne Gooch Mary Ann Gosdin Linda Ann Grady Gloria Donna Grant Sharon Jean Gray Willis Edward Gresham David Warren Griffith James Howard Grisham Carolyn Sue Guy Mary Ellen Hamill Sara Judith Hardegree Donna Rae Harkins Mary Katherine Harris Timmie Joe Hataway Vicki Kay Heitmann Charles Henry Helmick Dwight Carl Hendricks Larry Wilson Henson Stephen L. Hestbeck Jane Onita Higginbotham Shirley Kay Hill Matthew Loyd Holmes Robert Warren Hood Gary Robert Horwitz Donna Lea Hughes Nancy Elizabeth Humphreys

Kathryn Susan Jackson Don Willard Johnson Kathleen Jane Johnson Rae Jean Johnson Samuel Boyd Johnson, Jr. Karolyn Kaye Jones Mary Ann Jordan James Vincent Jouret Donna Kay Justus Rytti Kattov

1962 Lavina Kay King Richard Whitney Knight Mary Louise Lackey Sharon Kaye Landes Patricia Faye Lange William George Lankford Charla Lee Leach Jerre Catherine Lee John Denton Leedy Robert Coe Lester William Eugene Levescy James Philip Lindberg Ruth Lena Lindsey William Paul Livermon Gerald Wayne Locklin Darendia Dell Lowther Mary Loretta Lyle Stanley Bloyce Lyons

Marilyn Carol Maker Tony Lee Manning Mildred Louise Marson Ira Richard Martin Cheryl Kaye Mayfield James Russell McAdams Larry Wayne McCauley Carol Ann McClaran Diana Lee McCorkle Bill George McCray Gordon Richard McGee Christine Louise McKee Marilyn Lee McLain Michael Eugene McPherson Dorothy Jewell Mealor James Michael Means Frank John Merle, Jr. Kenneth Jackson Miller Michael Thomas Miller Darla Dale Montgomery James Franklin Moore, Jr.

Marilyn Eidson Moore William Archie Moore Jorge Jesus Moreâ€™ Allie Lou Morrison Dana Gay Morse Richard Douglas Mullens Michelle Marie Murphy Sandra Marie Myers

Vada Sue Nave Paula Rae Nordstrom

Jeanellen Kay Oliphant Linda Marie Owens

Muriel RaeJean Parsons Pete Anthony Pegg Michael Leon Pendergraft David Wilson Perry Gerald David Pledger Linda Gay Puckett

David Walter Ramsey Gary David Ramsey Richard William Ranney Mike Daniel Rayburn, Jr. Charles Ray Redding Clyde Albert Reed Clyde Leon Reschke Clifford Arthur Rhode, Jr. Robert Bruce Richards Judy Frances Roark Roger Marnenous Robbins Bonner Anne Robinson Elmer Joseph Rogers III

Terry Neil Schultz Robert Allen Searle . John Erwin Selk Gail Hazel Sheppard David Harold Sherrod Virginia Edith Shields Carolyn Jean Simmons Eugene A. Smith

1962

Haskell Victor Smith Michael Stephen Smith Norman James Smith Ronald Morgan Smith Judith Marie Smock James Delbert Snow Howard Stephen Snyder Bobby Leon Springer Michael Jerome Stansel Mary Paula Steward Bobby Gene Stewart Louise Fay Stewart Richard Lee Stieber Janice Morree Strain

Edwin Harold Unger II

Ralph Willis Taylor, Jr. Richard Lee Trager Richard Louis Tubbs James Michael Turci

Cosella Marie Van Metre Thomas Leroy Vaughn

John Riley Wallace Genevieve Howe Ward Richard Stanley Wasson Don Edward Watson Lois Sandra Weaver Mary Lou Turner Welch Rosalee Werthen Cecil Granvil West Gary Gene Westfall Sally Sue Wildrick Delores Ann Williams Allen Lee Wilson David Allen Wilson Joanne Kathryn Wilson Walter Everette Woody

Jean Evelyn Young Joseph Alfred Young Susan Frances Yowell

^Northeast J—tgh School Hartley, Sharon Lea Haynes, , Danny Lyle Henderson, Barbara Helen Hensley, Jane Hagee Henthorn, Robert E. Hill, Caroline Lucille Hollis, Blevelene L. Hubbard, Roger Alan Hunt, Daniel Edward Hutchison, Charles Roy Isaacs, Vicky Ann Jensen, Robert Donald Jones, Cynthia Kay Keef, LaVada Darlene Keef, Ronald Eugene Kimmel, Kenneth Ray Kirkpatrick, Michael Langley, Clara Anne Layton, Patricia Ann Lewis, Penelope Irene Looney, Jeannie Mahoney, Michael Hugh Mainus, George W. Malikoff, Nadeshoa Malikoff, Tamara Maker, Robert Earl Maxwell, Roger Lynn McConathy, Kay Irene McCown, Susan Jane McCrabb, Hugh Donel McCracken, Ronald Lee McNeil, Sally Ann Miles, Nedra Kay Miller, Anita Sue Mitchell, Donald Eugene Moore, Mary Jon Morgan, Carl Frederick Neighbors, Terry Grace Nettleship, Karen Rey Newman, Otis Ann Oldham, Carol Louise Parks, Robert Everest Peschl, Nancy . Kay Phillips, William J. Poe, Raymond Edward Potts, Virginia Rae Powell, Danny Jack' Prest, Barr Robert Provines, John Charles ■ Pulley, Carolyn Marie

Vinyard, Francis Ray Wadley, Johnny Rick Wagner, Jay B. Wallace, Sharon Sue Walter, Mary Elaine Waner, David Gerald Ware, Janice Elaine Waters, Philip E. West, Charles Sherman 'Whitson, Sandra Jane Wilson, Darla Harding Wilson, Edward R. Wilson, Nancy Carole Wilson, Timothy Ewing Woods, Robert Alan York, Danny Paul' Zink, Patricia Kay ' Zinn, Donna Lee

'Pyle, Ronny Dee Rahn, Richard Alden 'Ramsey, Herschel R. Ray, Edward Lee Raybum, Patricia Irene 'Rentfro, Juanita Louise Rice, Sue Calhoun Richardson, Katherine Joy Sabin, Edward ■Tipton Sartin, Michael Allen Schaefer, Jo Lynn Sholar, Robert Curtis Simon, Rolinda Joy Sims, Michael Dee Skaggs, Pamela Susan Smith, Carl Michael Smith, Charles L. Smith, Danny Hoyt 'Smith, Janet Ruth 'Sprouse, Bennie Douglas 'Staton, Gloria Barbara Stevens, Craig F. Suggs, Terry G. Swanson, Margaret Ellen Taaca, Perry Thomas, Jr. Taggard, Allan Grant Taylor, Jerry Clark Taylor, Valle John Tiefel, Michael Glenn Utsey, Aulton Ely, II VanHorn, Leland Russell

SENIOR CLASS ROLL , Adams, Adrian Aaron Alexander, Ernest Wayne Alexander, Mary Lou Askins, John Robert Bales, Jerry Binkley, Robert Warren 'Booze, Linda Kay Breakiron, Leona Lois Brewer, C. Michael 'Buckhold, Cheryl Anne Burdick, Leslie Herbert 'Burk, John Gary Burk, Michael Harris 'Burk, Othie Galen Burke, James Watson Burmeier, Larry James Canfield, Tommy Cantrell, Connie Sue Carpenter, Michael E. Case, Billy Joe Chapman, Curtis Craig Chilton, Charles Richard Coate, Cassandra Jean Cody, Carole Anne Colmore, Carolyn Alice 'Couch, William Francis Cox, Joe Wayne Crosbie, Jack Stone Davis, Jesse Edwin, III Davis, Patricia Ann DeGeare, Jesse A. Dobson, Karen Carey Dunlap, Tom E. Eadie, Mary Carol Eaton, M. Kenneth Edwards, Larry Wayne Eischen, Louis Paul

Fagin, Barbara Doris Fisher, Susan Gail Flenoid, John Wesley Gardner, Robert N. Garrett, Richard Lee Ginn, Terrell Parks Goodman, Waylin Orville 'Griffin, Christy Patrice Hahn, Richard Glenn, II Hale, Cynthia 'Hall, Ira DeVoyd, Jr. Hall, Pequita Leavern Hart, James Robert

"Denotes Membership in National Honor . Society

CLASS ROLL

Marion Reed Cobb, Jr. Barbara Lynne Cody Margo Jeanne Cole Mark Scott Coleman D. Keith Col well David Jay Confer Judy Lynne Cook 'Frances Jean Cooper Terrence Lee Cooper Larry Thomas Copeland Joan Elizabeth Corbett Pamela Gay Cornell Phil Cornell Rose Marie Cornell 'Linda Lou Coughlin Gary Curtiss Covington 'Linda Sue Cowles 'Sharon Sue Craig Eizabeth Doran Crow Dawn Maxine Curtis Ronald Leroy* Dale . Darla Jean Daniel Carole Jean Davis Daryl D. Davis 'Jerlyn Kay Davis Richard P. Davis Roy Dawin Davis 'Sharon Louise Davis David ' Kenneth Davison Marguerite Mary Dawson George Mike Del lift ' Frances V. delValle Channing N. Dooley 'Pamela Gayle Dormon Barbara Elaine Dorney Harold Trapey Dorris David Lewis Draper Charles E. Duncan Daniel Edwin ' Duncan Diane Lou Easum Patrick W. E^irig - Deanna Sue Eliott Linda Gayle Eliott 'Judith Lynn Ellis Nancy Anne Ellsworth Tom Emerson Gregory A. Esllnger Margaret Elizabeth Estes Kaye Lynne Evans Ronald Wayne Everaard Katheryn Ann Faires Carolyn Grace Fano Glenda'Joyce Ferguson Karen Ann File 'Robert Lynn Finch Linda llene Flanagan John H. Fleming Sharon Rebecca Flournoy Peggy Sondra Flynn Wayne L. Ford Beverly T. Foster Geraldine Kay Fowler Jerolyn Joan Fowler David Michael Freeman Tracy Clay Freeny 'Judith Ann Fretwell Alex Alexandrovitch F^iderlci S. Ronnie Gene Gappa William Lee Garrett Sydney Gayle Gatlin Sharon Kay Geiser 'Robert August Gibson Arthur McCiII Gillidette Judith Ann Givens Mary Jacqueline Goodell Ama Sandra Goodman Juanita Suezan Graham Richard Huffman Graham BeveHy Jeane Grayson Shelby H. Green James Emmett Griggs Mike H. Grimes

NORTHWEST CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL

Diane Rene Abel LaDonna Mae Abel Jan • Elen - Adams Linda Jean Agee Charles Edward Aker *Ginger Mae Allen Joanne Carole Ames David Hart Anderson Mitchell DeWayne Andrews Richard Flynn Armstrong Terry Bryan Arnn Nancy Ann Ashmore Carroll Lyn Atkinson Judith Ann Austin 'Ronald Lee Austin Wanda Lee Austin 'Robert Thomas Babcock, Jr. Jerry Del Ballard Billye Jean Barber Mary Lou Barkett Carol LaVada Barnes Sharon Faye Barnett DeWayne Warner Basham 'Pamela Gay Beals 'Thomas Russell Bean Mary '' Catherine Beausang Linda Carole Been Robert F. Bemo ■ 'Carolyn Janet Benson Jana Cheryl Best Robert Wayne Bevins Robert Wallace Bishop Micheal Eugene Boevers Dalton Earl Boggs 'Judyth Elayne Booth Clifford Boyd Boren *Jon Rawlings Bourassa 'Barbara Jean Bowen Sally Carolyn Bowen Janice^ llene Bragg Sharee Gay Brandes Patricia Ann Brennan Ruth Elaine Bressie 'Thomas W. Britton, Jr. Connie Ann Brook 'Penelope Anne Brown Doyce Dean Brumley Mary Louise Bruner Sharon Frances Bryant Robert Neil Buchanan 'Sl^i^^yl Ann Buchner 'Michael Carl Buchwald Roy Carl Bullen David Franklin Burshik Catherine Ann Butler Elaine Rae Butts James Frederick Butts Christine Cabell Edward Harold Cain Marilyn Sue Campbell Connie Jean Carlton Margaret Ann Carmichael Ewyn (Eddie) Carpenter, Jr. 'Almeda Maxine Carroll Jack James Carson Glenda Kay Carter Richard Arthur Carter Charles Michael Casey Ruth Ann Chamberlain Norma Dianne Chapman Robert Wade Chase Douglas Wayne Cheves Wiliam Leo Chiles Julia Ann Christenson * Barbara Kay Church Carol Ann Cissne Connie Lee Clark Judy Diana Clark Sandra June Clav Thomas Charles Cline David B. Clonce

Larry Dean Hackler Marcia Dianne Haffner Richard Allen Hainebach Gary Ray Hall Linda R. Hall Marilyn Sue Hall Janice Ann Hames Charles Robert - Hamilton James Curtis Hammack James Thomas Hammett Judith Ann Hammond Kara Sue Hamous Jerry Eugene Hardin Clyde E. Harris Nancy - Joyce - Harrison Richard Earle Harrison Barney Lee Hastie Gary Raymond Heiney Michael Raymond Hendricks Donald Wayne- Henline Donald Eugene Hensley Judith Kaye Henson Charles Presley Herndon, Jr. Hayden Cooper Hewes Forrest Dean Hicks Jerry Lynn Hiersche Becky Hill Jean Chaudhuri Hill Nancy Renette Hill Vernon Milton Hill, Jr. Patricia Joan Hilley Paula June Hinds Joel Scott Hodges Randall N. Hoffner, Jr. Ronnie Dee Holder Marilyn Sue Hollis *Charles J. Holt Vickey -Earle Holt Becky Lee Hopkins Paul Anthony Howard Phillip Lee Howard Robert Alan Howard Linda LaVerne Hudson Robert F. Hughes Hayward P. Hulett Geralyn Diane Hunt James Dudley - Hyde Deanna Lynne Ingram Carol Eizabeth Irvine *Farris Sam Jabara Nancy Jane Jack •Rilla Taylor Jackson Kenneth Wiliam James Charlotte Jean Janota Claudia Rae Jenckes Lloyd Thomas Jerlow Jana Carol Johnson Jo Ann Johnson Lawrence Brett Johnston Gary Gray Jones Janice Bettis Jones Janvce Loraine Jones Leslie William Jones Roger Neal Jones Terry Horace Jones Eric W. Just, Jr. Winn Loraine Kaamon - ' Anne Marie Kamo David Dudley Keller William Robert Ketcham Karen Grace Keys *Susan Leigh Kimerer P^ttricia Jean King Karen Ann Kitchen Jeanette Teresa Knesek Mary Frances Koeppel Jim - Leon Koss Carolyn Josephine Kosted Paul Arthur Kosted Charles Paul Kramme Karen Ann Kratlna

CLASS ROLL *Valerie Eve Kurk ♦Sherry Lee Lacy Kenneth R^i^t^rt LaFleur Sally Ann Lanyon Sharon Jean LaPointe •Susan Diane Lawrence *Fred RUfkpll - Lawson, Jr. •Carol Jetrn/Lee James Roy Lemmons Larry Haskell Lemon Lynn Linney Dan Wessey Lipe •Virginia Ann Lipe Danial Hatcher Lloyd John B. Locke Arthur B. Lofton Carolyn Jane Long Judith Lynn Long Charles Lee Lott •Sally Maxine Loving Sherry Gail Lowe Clark Randle Lusk Sammy D. Lynch James Neill Lysaught II Vivian Carole Lytle . •Sharon Kay McCan Karen Beth McCandless Michael Arnold McColloch Steve Lane McCown Jack Burton McGill George Biscoe McHenry •Vivian Lee McIntire Betsy Jean McIntyre Judith LaDelle McKay Grover C. McLure III Thomas Franklin - McMinn, Jr. Russell E. McNew Bevedy McQueen William A. - Machulis •Mary - Arlene Magruder •Judith Lynn Maier Helen - Sue Main Carolyn - Frances Mainard Margaret Mae Mann Paul Engene Mannas •Dudley Ray Marcum Sharon Kay Marden Nicole Annette Marko Marcia Jean Marlin Calvin Paul Martin Floyce - Taini Martin Pamela Ann Martin Philip Sands Martin Sue Lynn Mashore John Allen Mason •Billie Jo Matthews Howard Edwin Meek II Jerry McCormick Merz Sharon Leeann Meyers Charles Stanley Miller Charles Terry Milligan Tom Rodney -Mills Thomas Larry Montgomery Bruce Dunbar Moodie John Okee Moore Sandra Kay Morey Jackie Lynn Morgan Linda Sue Morris Sandra Kay Morris Randy Stanton Morrison Bill Lee Murphy Donald Louis Murphy Barbara Rae Myers Suzann Eizabeth Myracle Lennis Eugene Nance III David Joe Nay Linda Marie Nelson Roberta Jean Nelson •Nancy Elizabeth Nichols Diane Lenore Nidell Marilyn Judith Nievar

Steven Todd Noe Linda Lea Nordstrom Dean Carl Oldham Helen Louise O'Leary Evelyn Kaye Owens Jacqueline G. Palmer Lynda Kay Palmore Deidra Monez Parker •Walter Charles Pearson Donald Joe Perndarvis Ronald Allen Pendarvis Julia Margaret Pernalete Sydney Karen Perrin Delores Gayle Petrek Dixie Jo Pierson Tommie Raelene Pinkston •William Evan Pitts •Marsha Jeanne Points James Lee Ponder Vicky Lyn Potts James Greg Pounds Pattie Lee Powell Janie Power Mary Cathleen Powers Lawrence Jay Pranter Janie Anita Pryor Marilyn Jean Purdue John Phillip Putt, Jr. Pamela Sue Qualls Pamela Sue RahUl Susan - Gail Rahill Lewis Carman Rainey •Julie Carole Randleman •Jill Kenneth Reber Barry Layne - Redlinger Linda Jeanette Reeves Kay Hardage Reyes Samuel FrankHn Reynolds Mary Ann Riley •Warren Austin Roberts 111 •Johnny Walker Robertson, Jr. Karen Sue Robertson •Jack RandaH Robinson Kelly- Millen Robinson Larry Dolan - Robinson David Garner Rollow Tina Mae Rose Janice Ann Rosooowski Bascom Wendell Routon Vicki Joan Rowton Tonia Dianne Ruff Marite Mara Runka •Leanna Dee Sallinger Sharon Kay Samara Bill Monroe Sansing Pniiip Duane Satterlee, Jr. John Watson Saunders Judith Ann Savage Linda Lou Schenk Phliip Michael- Schoap Anita Jo Schooley Judy Ann Scott L. Roy Scott Lois Ann Scudamore James Allan Scudder Beverley Rae Se^y •Margaret Elaine Severin Rhoda Jeanne Shehon Alan Ray Sherrill Judith Mae Shirk •Ronald Vincent Shirley Doris Shnell Johanna Shock Larry Milton Sibley Patrick Harold Sigmon •Norris Simms, Jr. Larry Don Sims •Karen Eaine Slack John Raymond Smalley James Edward Smith, Jr. James Lyle Smith

CLASS ROLL

* Denotes member of National Honor Society

Judith Kay Smith Nelson Arthur Smith Ronald Gene Smith Virginia Lee Smith •Virginia Diane Sneed William Edward Snider Charles L. Snyder •Linda Beth Sollars •Sheryl Ann Sonnenfeld Lucia Sorrentino. Donna Marie Spaeth •Bill Dean Spear David Byrum Spiva •Peggy Jolene Spivey •Carol Ann Sprouls Janice Kaye Stamps Rebecca Jane Staples •Patricia Anne Steele Joe Stettheimer John Hunter - Stevens Fred Eugene Stewart Robert Blake Stewart James Cai'r^oll St. John Carolyn Faye Stone Gary Owen - Stone Virgil Stanley Stotts Janeth Marilyn - Styles J. Allen Sullivan Nancy Jane -Sutton Rebecca Ann Sykes Linda Louise Tatum Judith Ann Taylor Susan Helene Taylor Susan Telford Mary Charles Terrell Karen Lucile TerryDennis Wayne Thomas Bennie Jo Thompson David Gilder Thompson George Harman Thompson Janice Kaye Thomson Bevedy Frances ThrowerLonnie Ray Tomlinson Carol Lynne Torbett Helen Suzanne Tracewell Henry Constantine Traska, Jr. Patricia -Anne Tucker Patricia DeeVee Tucker Lynda Sue Turner •Martha Frances Van Hook Jarolyn Sue Vaughan Wanda Louise Vernon Pamela Rae Volz Marilyn Joyce Walker Phiilip Alan Walker Rovena Lynnette - Walker Shirley Sue Walker Sandra Kay Wallace •David Richard Wallis Inez Virginia Ward •John Allan Ware Clifford Benjamin Warren III Sharron Ann West Valjean Wheeler Ronald Eugene Whittacre •Iris Lynne Whittaker Alex Whitten Zelvia F. Whitten Rona^ Argil Wiggins •Sheryl Kay Wildman •Philip Randall Wiles Billy Joe Wiliiams Jeffrey Lynn Wiliiams P^iiip Ray Wimpey William Joseph Wolfe •Nick Lucas Woodard Olivia Ann Woodrow Karen Sue Woolley Betty J. Wooten Teresa Jean Wright Ernest C. Young David Walker Zilar

1961-62 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

SOUTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL

* Griffitts, Mary Ellen Grissom, Norijia Pearl Hale, Georgia May Hale, Willard Stephen ■’’ Halfmoon, Irene Chamberlain Hall, Joyce Adams Hamilton, Brent Michael Harper, Barbara Jean ♦Harris, Roy Odell, Jr. Hawkins, Linda Gayle Hewett, Terah Jean Hightower, Nancy Lee Hill, Kenneth Raymond Hinds, William Thomas Hoffman, Mark Willis Hussfeldt, Patricia Ann Jackson, Mary Ann Jaworsky, Stephen Ray Jilge, David M. Jones, Patricia Kathleen Jones, Reba Sue Kelley, Jackie Charles Kelly, Dana Evonne Kennedy, Pamela Kay ♦Kersey, Virginia Bower Kincaid, Rita Jo Knorr, Linda Hankins Lamb, Charles W. Lane, Bobby T. Lee, Virginia Irene LePree, Germaine Ann Loper, Benny G. Lusk, Phillip W. Mabray, Aaron McCall, Melvin Dale McCann, Harold Dean McCrary, Barbara Jo McCurley, Charlotte Louise McGarry, Carolyn Lavonne Merrill, Ronnie Cecil Meyers, Sherilyn Kay Miller, Daniel Boyce Miller, Lynda Gail Mills, Jerry Dean Morse, Dewey Franklin Newell, Larry Lance Nix, Judith Inez Norvell, Phillip Edward Nuner, Jerry L. Orr, Randall Leon

Class Roll of 1962 Anderson, Gerald D. Annis, Steven G. *Ashley, Ruth Ann Baird, Mike Harold Barnard, John A. ♦Batty, Linda Lou Beitz, Vivian Elaine Bell, William T. Berry, James Martjin Bivens, Jerry Wilson Bogle, Gary Wayne Bowman, Edwina Joyce Box, Linda Kay Brown, James Andrew ♦Bundy, Richard. Grant Burnett, Loretta Ree Burnett, Ronald F. Burton, Donald Dale Cantrell, Jo Lynn Hughes *Chilcoat, Jerlene Jeanette ♦Clary, Neal Thurston Jr. Clayton, Larry D. ♦Cline, Etheleen Fay Cobb, Jimmie Don ♦Corn, Rosa Lea Culbertson, William H. Jr. Culver, Kathleen Cunningham, Rosetta Marlene Davis, Gary P. Dawson, Joe V. D’Elia, Cassandra Kay Dicken, Ronald D. Dunn, William Hoyt Eischen, Lloyd P. Ellis, Sherryl Ewing, James D. Fish, Roland Paul Fondren, William P. Foshee, James Winston ♦Fox, Haskell ■ Freeman, Kenneth Earl Garrett, Charles L. «• Garrette, Gail Dean Gatton, Lucy Darlene Gibson, Dano Lois Goddard, Wanda Kaye Grant, Jerry L. Green, Charlie Clifton Griffin, Jacqueline ♦National Honor Siciety Students

Class Roll of 1962

Sutterfield, Larry Ray Swearengin, RaJeania Sylvester, Sharon Kaye Tanksley, Joyce Ann Tanksley, Royce Don Tarver, Richard H. Taylor, Clark Edward Tharp, Forrest Gary Townsend, Benton Lee Traughber, Kay F. ♦Trent, Luther Edward, Jr. Upton, Edwin Keith Vanschuyver, Lewis A. Vaughn, Sharon Ruth Washington, Judy Cobb Weaver, James Webb, Joyce Ellen White, Tommie M. Williams, Brenda Joyce Williams, David Hugh Williams, Melva Marie Williams, Thomas David Williamson, Frances Louise Wilson, Colbert Dean ♦Winstead, Janice Marie Wood, Delores Marie Wood, Patricia Ann Woolsey, Jimmy L. ♦Wright, Ronald Eugene Young, Barbara Louise Zellner, Bennie Doyle

ADULT INSTITUTE

____ Neal Clary __ Ronnie Wright __ Gail Garrette Germaine LePree

Baker, Warren E. Hefner, Gerald A. Horn, Glennis

CLASS OFFICERS

Orsburn, Amanda Dianne *Osbom, Gary L. ♦Patterson, Jeri Elizabeth Pemberton, Dorothy Louise Phillips, Walter Pointer, Joe W. Pound, Sondra Sue Pratt, Linda Darlene Price, Donald James Reams, Donald Wayne Reeves, Barbara Faye Reynolds, Fredrick Louis, Jr. Reynolds, Gaylia Louise Reynolds, Thelma Joan Roseberry, Brady A. Rowls, Edward Wayne Rushing, Mary Hellen ♦Russell, Carolan June Sanders, Nettie Lois Shelton, Cheryl Liane Shelton, Linda Jo Slaton, Carter Samuel Slusser, John Marvin Smith, Bennie Jack Smith, Gilbert Glenn Smith, Sandra Lea Smith, Wanda Arleine Speaks, Ralph L. Spring, Jerry W. Stansberry, Harold E. II ♦Stapleton, Patricia Ann Stewart, William A. Stoepker, Joseph Don Stone, Marjorie Ann Strickler, Mary Elizabeth Sullivan, Kenneth W. Summers, Michael E.

President___ Vice President Secretary ___ Treasurer ___

Mrs. Anna Grace Kellogg Mr. Paul Laucus Mr. Ray Morgan Miss Elizabeth Staley (Chairman) Mr. Bob Taylor

CLASS SPONSORS

Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burdette Mrs. Wynema Caswell Mrs. Isabelle Cox Mr. L. B. Dolan Mr. J. D. Huffman

1961-62.HIGH , , SCHOOL GRADUATES ■■.. ---

Star-Spencer

Members of the Class of 1962 Bobby Gene Albertson Buddy Gene Armstrong Charles Armstrong James Allen Banks Marjorie Esther Bartmess David Lee Bell Tommy Gene Bell Rita Jo Belyeu Darrell Ray Bessinger Gwendolyn Bridgett Frances Ivone Cavnar Threasa Lee Cloud Carol Lee Cochrane Jerry Warren Corsaut Johnny Q. Cowell Grover Don Crigler Nelda (Santos) dela Cruz Geraldine Dennis Mazella Bernice Dennis Richard Carl Drumm Robert Harold Emrich Rachel Irene Enoch Ronnie L. Gardner Lennetta Gassaway Donald Lee Geno Dixie Ann Gibson Richard Joe Givens James R. Goodman Roy Edward Graefe Philip Doyle Grissain William Henry Harrison Ruthie Mae Haywood Lynda Ann Hellner Dennis Wayne Henning Cathern Josephine Hennington William E. Holbrook Virginia Letha Hyso James Lloyd Jackson Richard Earl Jackson Jo Ann Jones Violet Elaine Joplin CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Leonard Callis Mr. Emile Delsigne Mrs. Carole Jo Evans Mrs. Wanda Gammell Mr. Herschel Smith Mr. Lyle Work

James Robert Keenan Richard Duane Kleckner Larry Gene Landis Danna Joyce Landreth Henry Lawrence Lewis Linda Kathleen Lunn Donald Franklin McBeth David William McBride Sarah Belle McConnell Abraham Mitchell Gary Ross Moore Richard Mosley Sherry Jean Myers Richard Gains Owen Dixie Eugenia Plato Clarence Leroy Pollard Larry Dean Poteet Betty June Prescott Charles Henry Richmond Gerald Rogers Marilynn Iona Rogers Doris Lee Seebeck Dana Flo Smith Stephen Francis Smith Robert Joseph Stahl Carolyn Jean Stockton Wanilda Rae Stone Sherryl Joanne Story Clifford Ray Swain Harold Wilson Taylor DeWayne Howard Tomlinson Calvin Lee Vernon Rosalee Vernon Jimmy Ralph Walker Marilyn Gay Weigand James Orville White Jimmie Diann White Carol Anne Wiley Adele Sue Williams Terry Truman Witten Helen Louise Woodberry CLASS MOTTO Today is more than yesterday; Tomorrow is more than today. CLASS COLORS Pink and White CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation

— HONOR MARSHALS — Virginia Benefield and Robert Bishop

— USHERS — Nelda Goss, Carol Brown, Marjorie Mul|en, Carl Brown, Joe

Field and James Johnson

MEETING OF JULY.9,

19&2

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0^‘ THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY" OKLAHOMA. MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, ■ JULY 9, 1962, AT 4: 30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent; Mervel Lunn, G. L. Robinson, . Tom Smith, Directors; H., B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prig-more, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Nettie Parker, Elsie Anderson, Lillian Swale, Classroom Teachers; Grady Musgrave, Builder; Maurice Baldwin, Architect; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Leonard Tipton, Capitol Hill Beacon; Virgil Dominic and Camerman, WKY-TV.

The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch.

[Invocation

On motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. .Estes, the minutes . of the meetings of June 4,1962, R. #211 June 18, 1962, and June 28, 1962, were approved as read. Minutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS In Mr. Green's absence, Mr. Prigmore gave the treasurer's monthly report.

Treasurer's Report

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, reported on the LaMon property near N.W. 85th and Broadway and suggested that we accept Mr. LaMon's offer to settle 'this condemnation . suit.

Attorney's Report

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr.' Estes that the Board accept the offer made by Ora M. LaMon and his wife, Vera, to settle the condemnation proceedings covering:

R. #212 Settlement North Highland Property (Ora M. “ LaMon)

W/2 Lots 7 and 36 and. all of Lots 10 through 35, Block iLl, North

Highland Addition-to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for $22,985.00, $1$^,2^+87.5O of which has "been paid to the Court .Clerk that a warrant be. issued for $3,497*50 payable to the Court Clerk of delivered by the Attorney upon the execution of proper papers by . the to remove the . building from the premises. On roll call, all members

of Oklahoma County, and. Oklahoma County to be LaMons. The laMnns are present voted "Aye."

Mr.'Prigmore, Auditor,. reported all -bills as listed in the agenda have been checked by the. Auditing Department and are ready for action of the Board. He further reported that the 1962-63 budget had been prepared according to the latest estimate of revenue presented by the auditor.

Audi tor's Report

On motion of Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Thompson, the foregoing reports were approved as presented. All .members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (Copy of Treasurer's report was handed to Clerk to be filed.)

R. #213 Reports Approved

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the operating budget for the 1962-63 school year in the amount of $19,000,000.00. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #214 1962-63. Budget Approved

R. #215 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by -Mr. Estes to approve the 5_Mill Building Levy budget for the 1962-63- school year in the amount of $1,800,000.00. On roll'call, all .members 1962-63 5-Mil present voted "Aye." ■ Building Levy Budget Approve

Motion was ,rnade by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the following resolution for employment of Oklahoma City Public School personnel for- the 1962-63 school year:

Approval is hereby given to employ the following Certified persons for the school year 1962-63 and to authorize the District to enter into a contract with each person thereof on the printed form submitted and approved by -.the Board of Education, and to direct Mr. G. L. Robinson, Director of Personnel, to execute same on behalf of the District; salaries assigned to be- those in dicated by - the present salary schedule, provided that such salaries are subject to revision under the resolution of the Board adopted July 30, 1945, which resolution is made a part hereof; also, that the following noncertified people be employed on a Bionth-to-month basis at the rate of -yearly salary set out below: (Complete list on following pages) Elie motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.

R. #216 Personnel for 1962-63 School Year Approved

MEETING OF JULY

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MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT’D

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research

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EADS DALTON L

330

PICKETT LENA M

8300

S_.. .

.8.

A-.-

335

345

ES LLOYD M

83O0

TON MYRNA SHAW

§400

MARGARET JANE

6800

3$0

H$«RRA OEVOYD

35$

FARI$: RUTH K

8200

ROEHR LUCILLE C

7700

v> 355

360

w c

8000

365

MULLINAX HARVEY

8300

370

THOMAS ALTA E

8625

375

HUFFMAN ELIZABETH R

375

STORIE BOBBY G

1*5800

380

KELLY LESLIE L

6900

385

NEWBERRY FRANCIS A

7500

385

THOMAS LORRAINE K

8300

390 .

MCNATT MYRTLE MAE

7300

395

MCNATT..ETHEL

8200

400

brewerB^ernon T

6500

405

WADE CLARA M

8200

408

METHENY DEWEY.

6500

410

BIRKHEAD NINA HOOD’

413

PRICE RAYMOND

6500

414

MARTIN EARL

8700

1 8700

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd "«■.

Personnel for 1962 - 63

420

MOULDER MARY E

.425

BRADLEY ALMA J

6200

UNDERHILL EARL L

6500 - .

>35

MORROW HOWARD G

6460

440

BASKETT ERMA

6700

445,

DABNEY RUBYE E

7110

450*•g

GLOVER GEORGE T

6500

455'

RUBLE CARL C

7400

460

LEE FLOYD C

7700

465

RUSSELL ARISTLE C

7300

MARSHALL EDWARD P

8300

7650

1^30

475

ft \

B77. , |

REEDER AR

. 480

■'

7--7250

MCKEE LENA M

7200

4ff5

FLEMING RUBYE C

7300

505

COLE ALBERT H

9000

MISKOVSKY JOHN

7550

•y

§05

510

| BRUNO LEON H

7300

1 i

KIDD GERALD

8300

. Wi 515

BROWE RUSSEL C

880®

515

CHAPMAN EUGENE 0

6850

518

DOUGLAS JR CHARLES

6400

518

REED LESTER

8300

520

| ALEXANDER FLOYD F

7800

520..

PIERCE JR NEIL

7600

523

HAMM WILLIAM C

6600

.523,

’ LABOR CLARENCE 0

7500

GRAHAM WYNNE BARRY

8900

525

TURNER HARRY E

610

BRUNER LEON

7700

610

LAWTER JOSEPH H --FLEMING JAMEf

8300.

RISDON RALPH

6400

630

HUFFMAN CLARENCE W

9700

630

SEMRAD EVERETT V

6700

640

IRWIN LLOYD VINCENT

7300

640

MCFEATERS DARRELL A

650

BERRY EDWARD L

650

CHENEY ROBERT 8

660

SCOTT LEDERLE JOE

660

SPANGLER MACE

620

9300

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1362 - cont'd

*• 670

Personnel for 1962 - 63

' Hl

76O(A|

KING DEE LYNN

670

MAYES STERLING L

680

EARNEST C W

9000.

680

TOMLINSON JIM

7500

725

BREITHAUPT C B

9500

725

WALLACE JAMES A

6600

750

JELTZ WYATT F

7900

750

JENKINS JAMES M

6100

750

MCDANIELS 0 M

8800

775

MALONE J FRANK

9700

SUPERVISORS

9000

■ '•?

HELPING TEACHERS

AUGUSTINE SARA H

6400

BALLARD LESLIE V

9000

BILLS FAYE

6900

BROAD THOMAS H

10100

BROWN HOWARD E

8400

CLEMENS TED

9000

GILLILAND SR.LONNIE

9400

GREENE J B

HARMON MANON T

7100

HAYNES VIVIEN V

8400

HELMICK KENNETH D

7000

KELLER EDWIN L

6200

LAWRENCE OTIS 0

6900

LEWIS LUTHER E

7000

LOVEJOY LELIA

8000

MCDONALD GLADYS C

9900

PINGLETON GEORGE

8500

RICKARD MILDRED

8000

10500

. ROGERS GEORGIA M...

8400

SCHUMACHER DONNA R

7400

SHEPHERD GENE D

8700

TAYLOR WILLIAM E

8200

THOMAS FRANCES C „

TUCKER ELAINE

7600

DRIGGS WESLEY

6200

8100

201300*

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

Personnel for

TEACHERS

1962 - 63

FEES-LOIS ■ MARIE

4690

GOODMAN - JOSEPH

4855

HEFFNER . DA&YBEE

6400

KUETEMAN . JOHN A

4675

PITTMAN - CORNELIUS E

5475

PYBAS JULIA

5750

SCOTT JR SUBLETT H

5550

SEESE ROBERT G

4875

THEDE MARION D

5405

WESTMAN THEODORE.B

5445

4jrI105 W

ZELINGER MARGIE

4855

ADAMS WILLIAM

5200

105

ALLEN HAZEL B

5300

105

BEATY ERA ADELLA

5400

195. 105 105 ,

COOPER LORA B

5200

i DOBKINS WILMA- - J

4500

DUERKSEN BERTHA ' - LI

5650

105

EMRY MARY - LUCILE

5300

105

FULLERTON - PATRICIA ■ ■

4750

105

GRAY MARY LEE

5700

105

G.RENIGER LILLIAN Ml

5200 -

105

HADLOCK - MINNIE - .LEA A

5200

105

KENDALL BESSIE -E

6000

105

LAWSON WILLIAM

5650

105

MCCARTY - MARTHA M

4600

105

MQCOIRMICK CLARA K

4800

105

MCNABB WILLIAM

105

SIPE ADA LEOTA

4450 5350

.SPRADLJJ^ RUTH F . -

- -■

105

STEIMER VIOLET

4900

105

THAIN NORA

4450

105

THOMPSON BESS T

4620

105

TOWNSEND DAISY -M

5400

105

WAGGONER EULA ' M

5900

105

WHITE CAROLE

4500

, 105

110

WOlF

URSULA -M

BQHANAN - NITA - -RAE

110s’*-- ...BROCK HILDRETH

6248

V BURGER . FLOSSIE- - REE |

105

1Q5....

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

5100

4650 5300

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd L..

110

CATES MARY>

CLEMONS FREELAjg>3^

110

DENHAK^orge a

110

110 110 110

/ ’

110

AsjUj

engle FARBER CLARA

4815 \

5100 4700

FRANCIS MARTHA JUNE MCNABB CAROLYN M

mills cirrelda J NIDELL MILLIE ANNA

110

OWENS WILOMAE

110

PAGE JOYCE E

110

PERKINS HELEN L*

4700

4500 4300 5565

4300 4450

5300 3;

110

PRICE HAZEL. H

110

BQBLYER JTMmv C

110

SPEARS ETHEL M~

110

THOMASON GERTRUDE B

110

WALKER EDITH M

110

WI ENS.«MARILYN f

WRIGHT SitLlEbJ

4450

120

HARKEY MARIE N,

A*800.

120

HUSKY ELLEN M

5200

120

JENKINS MARGARET 0

6000

120

JETER MAXINE

4700

120

JEWELL BETTYE

4500

120

JOHNSON VERNICE

5650

110

{

^4800

LOAR CAROLYN S

120

RILEY BARBARA W

5200

120

SARTIN VIRGINIA B

4500

120

SORRELLS HAZEL 6

4500

125

BARGER GENEISE LONG

5200

' 125

BENNETT NANCY C

4300

] 125

BLOOMER MARY M

■I

s.i ■ 5 3

125

BOYLE ALYCE

125

BRAGG MARY S

125

CHILDERS LADONIA W

125

COURTNEY RUBY L

5450

125

EVANS FLOXAN V

4400

125

HOWELL R^J/H S

125

Huffman Nances m

2500

125

HUNT STAYCE MAY

5100

125

lackey rose l

5200

4400

MEETINF OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

125

POST GWENDOLYN

6006

125

SPANGLER ISABELLE

6000

WOODS

130

CLARK LOIS CARTER

5828

130

COUNIHAN MARYLIN

5145

130

DRAKE MINTA MAE

6090

130

ELLISON LOTTIE L

5670

130

GRIGGS BEULA C

6300

130

HALL RUBYE

5880

130

HURST GWENDOLYN L

5460

130

MILLER JUDITH A

4620

130

MORFORD SUZANNE S

130

PALMER JACOLYN E

4673

130

REID ANN WOOD

7165

130

SIMPSON LORENE

5933

130

SPRADLEY DAISY

4515

130

WILCOX PHOEBE

4673

130

WILSON MARILYN F .

4620

135

BOMAR BERNICE

5300

135

CARMICHAEL ALTA

5300

135

CLARK ALLEN R

5200

135

CLIFTON ERA L

5550

135

DAVIS MARY NEVINS

5950

135

ENDICOTT ELVA M

6200

135

ESCH JUDIE A

4300

135

FINCH ANN L

5850

135

FREDERICK M S

5900

135

GOROM CHLOE A

555*0

135

GREGG MILDRED SIPE

4550

135

HOPPING CATHARINE

5200

135

JAYNE VIOLA

6200

135

NICHOLS CHARLOTTE

4400

135

NICHOLSON PATRISHA

4300

135

OAKES LILLIAN G

6000

135

POTTS HELEN C

5500

135

ROSS PAULINE

5200

135

SANSING.FAYE S

4800

135

SWINGLE MAUDE

5450

135

THOMASON JUANITA

5650

135

TREAD© HELEN A

4900

135

WHITE ANNA B

5750

135

’ WICKER LAVONNE F

4515

5100.

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

*135

Personnel for

140

1962 - 63

140

WOODS . MARY . ' .K...

4700“

BOWLIN-GLADYS M

5950

S HAZEL ' D

5100

ETT OLETA

5200

LOWER DORIS . . ELAINE

4400

5100

LJOAN R

4900 4400

140

SIMON GAYN

140

SIMS JERRY A

140

SINCLAIR . LOUISE . C

140

UNIDE^f^H^ILL. OWEILL'A 4

4500

145

BYFORD LOYS.MAE

5100

■

145

CONSTIEN . JEWELL C

145

DANIELS LOIS A

145

X.EFFER ... EVELYN L

145

STONE AMY J

5000

150

KING BEULAH E

6200

150

LEE -.- EVELYN

5300

150

PATTERSON ' . THURMAN. R

4935

150

PAYNE LENA

155

ARMER MINNIE L

6000

155

DOUGALL MARTHA K

4550

155

GROSS.EDNA 4

155

HODGES - CLARA L

5400

155

KECKLER M. JEAN

6000

155

MCCANDLESS EDNA P

6200

155

OGLESBY JIMMY. .. N

155

PAIR CAROLYN H

6000

155

SPURRIER IRENE .. F

6100

155

SYMES. . STELLA .. M

5450

155

uMOERWOOD... E . J

6000

155

WILLIAMS HAZELOD

160

BURNS, . WILLIE . . .RUTH

160

CLAYPOOL FRANCES

160

DAVIS WINNIE . B

2650 ,

.r. • .v:i"

160

4550

/ f

£ f

FELLER . NAOMI . GRACE

160

GIBSON PAULINE.E

160

GOQ.DART .ROSE . U

HARRISON .. OLIVE k

.6.000

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

Personnel for 1962 - 63

160

MONTGOMERY SUE " B

4750

160

NEES GLENDA MAE . .

4500

160

PEDERSON . NAOMI . . P

6200

160

PETREE VELMA '. I

5700

160

RUSS MARGUERET.TE

5600

160

SEAMAN. • MURIEL. . B

6200

160

SMITH ELIZABETH $

6200

160

STALLBORIS ORA LEE

5450

160

WATSON CLAYTON JR

4650

160

WOODS THELMA C

5850

BINGHAM JO- ANN

4200

165

BROWN HELEN M

4300

165

DOUGLAS JANE

4400r

165

FARR BUDDY

4650

1'65

GEORGE GENEVABELLE

4200

165

GIBBONS LOUISE. .F

4400

165

HARPER EDNA E

5450

165

JONES BARBARA.W

4300

165

LINDSEY ETNA-F

165

MALLORY RUBY L

5000

165

MCCHAREN .. LURA E

5400

165

MILLER GENEVA H

5100

165

MOORE MYRNA D

4500

165

MOSS NAOMI L

165

MOYER MARGUEEITE ■ - t

4800

165

PENNINGTON . D S

4500

165

POORE BLANCHE M

5400

165

R ECORDS JWWEliWL

165

ROSEBROOK . VIRGINIA

4550

SCOTT...MARI

165

SELKEN . MARGAREJ^^^

165

SNOWBARGER.LOIS R

5100

165

STANDERFER'..LELA..

5200

165

TURNER . . DORIS; ". L ..........

4600

165

WALLACE.JERRY L

4500

165

WALTMAN LAWANDA

165 . .... WHITE .RUBY ..A

-■V

<^jg|

■ WORTH - GEORGE C............. .2 .... . ... 4400

165

170

5100

_ - tp—

WILLITS GRACE

"2165

4550 5400

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

170

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

ABRAM THERESA W ...........

’^'bAW^U^^

...

5650. 4650

„

MEETING OF JULY 9, . 1962 . - cont'd

&170

170

CHRISTIAN LE0RA/17®

170

CONNER .OCTW.IA.. E

170

EDWARDS. ESSIE . D

5.670

170

HARGROVE.OLEATHA

4400

170

HOLBERT EFFIE . C

5400..

170

JOHNSON NAOMI.’...I

4600

170

JOHNSON WALLACE.. C

5200

170

MCCLELLAN . IRENE

5100

170

MCGLON EVANGIE . .M

4300

170

NELSON ISABEL .G

170

NELSON MILDRED.M

170

4----

% J

5400

5460

PEND Y

170

RANEY SMITH SAMUEL.M

....

5400 -

K-

175

ANDERSON ' JULIA J

4400

175

BUFORD.CURTYCINE.J

5300

175

BYRD CAMMLIA-...

4450

175

CLAY ARETHA L

6150

175

CgLE NANCY M

4550

175

COX MAEDELLA' .. E

5100

175

EMERY BETTY J

4600

175

HAIRRI.NGTON R L

4300

175

HAMILTON. CHARLOTTE

5100

175

JAMES.ARVELLA G

6038

175

JONES LUCILE K

5500

175

KEMP ARLETA .

4700

175

LEWIS . SYLVIA . AUSTIN

5400

175

MAILLARD . SHERMAINE

4500

175

MINNER . ELEANE . . C

5400

175

MITCHELL. . RAYMOND

4550

175

MOORE . . BARBARA .. ANN

4400

175

NICHOLS . LUCILLE. W

5100

REESE ELLA PEARL

4700

175

RHONE CAMILLE M

6300

175

SWAIN. ROBERT.A

4935

175

TAYLOR JEWELL

4600

175

WILEY GLADYS

4650

180

BYRNE . H0LLIE.. JONES

5300

MEETING . OF JULY . 9, . 1962 . - cont'd

DRAPER MARY . . G

6200

180

Foster fern e.

6200

180

GREER PASCLE . . J

5400

180

MARLIN LEILAW

5300

180

HELMS - GERTRUDE . L

5550

180

HOWARD .NANCY . E.....

4400

180

LEE BERNICE H

6000

180

MABRY ANNIE . RYAN

5750

180

MAYBERRY GOLDIE P

5600

180

MCMAHON TELMA L

4700

185

ALEXANDER THOMAS - W

4500

185

BARNARD LOIS .NOMA

5550

BIRD EUDEAN D

5350

FARLEY KATHRYN E

5400

.185

GILMAN. .EMILY

5200

4 815

HALL MARY I

5100

185

LYNN.CARMEN R

5500

185

RUBLE THELMA ... F

57QO

SCHLINKE GLADYS L

4600

STEWARD HAZEL'NOEL

540®

TABOR VIRGINIA . . M ,

4550

185

THOMAS RUBY ' . L

5750

190

BRUCE ELIZABETH L

5950

190

CANNON . THELMA M

5650

190

CARTER.HELEN R

5300

190

DANIELS JAMES F

5300

190

EWING RUBY

5400

>, ' -180

Personnel for 1962■- 63

.<.185 185

1'185

185 . 185

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

190

FRANKLIN. IRENE . T

190

GARDNER. DOROTHY ' 0

190

HAYNES ALBERTA

♦r

■

■!

l':'

5000

JACKSON . EULA ...L

5750

JONES JUANDA L ............. w

4550

KING LEONA ..P

^62001

...... HOLMES.ELIZABETH A

190 ,190

'" ,

‘ _

6000

190

KIRK . ANNIE. . M

190

MATHIS QUEOIE

190

MCFALL CLARA . V

6200

190

MEEKS ' . ANNIE .J

5600

190

MOON . LEEOSHIA M

190

MOORE WILLIE . Z

6200

190

MUKES MABEL EUDENUS

5500

5040 .

6000

....... 5400

... 190.. .... ..GWENSra,LRE<iL....... ....... . ......

4650 .

MEETING . OF JULY 9, .1962 - .: cont1 d

-jEi

REYNOLDS " ■*■• ■-“'■■Awlisi.-.

.■ -■

*. "

COMELIA V

190

'■ * ■4-S a

'SCOBMY. ODETTE

190

....

190..

STEPHENS FREDDIE M ,

190

SWAIN . ESTHER T .

195

CRAVATT L^L^CJ^i^l^E

5200

195

DICKSON ANNA. ,M

5750

195

GOULD MAX C

4300

195

JAWY. FRETAA.-M-■

195

HO^UE MARY E

5950

195

HUBBARO NELLE

5750

195

MAUCK KATHLEEN

6200

195

^£2

. '**^*^*^4

5650

©SOON ILENE'W^^^B’F

195

OOPE CHARLIE T

195

BISSELLE..RANCES" C

$500

195

EAAGUE GRACE.E

5775

195

WARREN. .FANNIE M.

5800

195

V^E^STT. IRMA

195

W(DDS EDITH. 8

5200

200

BECE VI-LAA L

4800

490©

200

FISEEE VUAGINIA P

5200

200

.HAMMETE HEPEN A

5200

200

HAYS EAIAABTTH E

6200

200

AAWERE ZEDDHE E RR

5760

205

OAVXS UUCIEE T

6000

205

OOHNO^E VRRGIE A

6200

205

UXW MATTIE M

5750

205

MACKLIN ELIZABETH. . F

5200

205

MILLER EEANETTE

5550

205

ROBISOHN IVY _S....

205

RÔLÎÊ..

5950 5500

205

SAYLES .FLORIDA.. M

205

SMITH, . ..^STLTTHY.: JD.....

205

SPARKS. ADELL"

205

SHONAS ANNA M...........

205

SWAIN.. RULREDD O

4900

205

.THiMAAS. GLDYS B

6200

2O5i V-* AI^I^JL^IR^S EVELYN. L

210"'. .

CARLfiTOH LOLS M

6200 5700 5800

5800

5600

MEETING OF . JULY 9., 1962 - cont'd L

Personnel for

1962 - 63

210

COLGAN MARY E

4300

210

DAVIS . . ■ SUE- . A

4550

210

HAMMAN ' JUNE

4400

210

JONES . FLORENCE F

6200

210

REINKE. . . GLENDA . C

4550

210

SLATTON THOMAS

4400

215

BAXTER EVELYN.R

5950

215

COOPER SUE NEVIN

5750

215

EADS CLEO

5650

215

GREEN LOVA

5300

215

MCVEIGH .BOBBY M

5000

215

QUISENBERRY .FRANCES

5750

215

REED MARY LOU

4700

215

ROYSE ROBERT G

4450

215

SILVERNAIL AUDREY.A

6000

220

ABEL FLORENCE'E ' .

5400

220

ALFREFF OLGA. ' F ... . .'

4900

220

AVRITT JULIA.. M

220

BORCHARDT OMA

5400

220

BRADEN INA MABLE

6000

220

CLARKE MARY L

4550

220

GLENN . HELEN G

4500

220

HALL P^S^L^I_IS

4450

220

HILL SYDNEY .S

4600

220

JONES WENDELL

4400

220

KIRK BETTY JO

4650

220

KUHN FRANKIE HUDSON

5800

220

MCKINNEY SARAH A

5100

220

MOORE REBA

55H0

220. 220

....

5200

■0

NIELSEN .KATHRYN M ORR MUMiE JUAN I^F’^"

220

OVERMAN BERYL H

5750

220

OYLER . . YVONNE . D .........

4400

220

PRYOR WILLA T

5350

220

RUBIN KARYL . P

4200

220

SCHROUF HARRIETT

220

SEMRAD I

220

TURNER MABEL. .C

6200

220

VARNER. .WILLIAM,,R

5100

220

WICKE . . CLARA...

5000

220

WILKERSON RUBY

4750

’f-

.480©

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd .

-----

....

■-

J*, . 225 225

■ . 225.

■-

-X" ' ' •

♦

BENEFIELD . VIRGIL M CORY MILDRED W

. 440?

HUBBARD OPAL N

4778

225

KIRKPATRTCK HABLE

<5^00

225

MCMASTERS KATHRYN

5000

225

TAYLOR PEGGY L

4800

230

BRADFORD ORVILLE ■ . M

5100

230

BURLEIGH DO^R^IS

4800

230

CLEGG . NOREE..A

5355

230

CURRY ZARAH . ' . M

5400

230

HANCOCK DARLENE

4650

230

JACKSON VIVIAN... J

5400.

230

JENKINS . ODESSA. P

5100

230

JOHNSON . HELEN . L. . . :p

5650

230

LAWRENCE VIVIAN . . ■ W

54Q0

230

LON'IAN . .SYLVIA

5300

230

MATTHEWS ABILENE

5400

230

MltLfc MARY G

5400

230

NEAL>t BOBBY R

4650

230

NORMAN IDA P . .

230

OLIVER LILLIAN. L

5550

230

SCALES MYRTLE k

5750

230

SWAIN ALICE .M

5500

230

TYLER OCTAVIA M

2100

235

AUSTIN LOIS JUNE

4650

235

BREWER VELA B

5200

235

COOLEY HULDA

5950

235

DEGREESE'GERTRUDE M

4550

235

DOBBS . INA BELLE

5000

235

HUFF INES . TERESA A

4450

235

OSBORNE . LOUISE

4550

235

PARKEY WILMA. J

4100

235 - .

ROBERSON.GLENDA S

4300

235 ;

ROYSE JO ELAINE

240

BONDURANT LILLIAN

5200

240

GREEN.THERESA.R

5700

240

MAYFIELD . M MADELINE

5200

240

PALMER IONE . B

6200

I 2*\

PATTERSON ALICE H

5300

244°|^2-sSCHMELZENBACH m a

6000

5406

..........4400

4 I

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd -1^-

Personnel for

*240

TAYLOR ' . IMA . RUTH

5650

240

WALTERS ALLIE' , P

6200

240

YOUNG CORAL • J

6200

244

ARNSBY ANITA. . H

6200

244

DAWSON JUANYTA

5500

244

JAMES ARTILLERY

60.50

244

LEE . ELNORA

5800

244

LEWIS OLA M

4300

244

MAY PEARL E

6200

244

SMITH EVA I

5750

244

TOMLIN GLADYS

4700

245

DELANEY HELEN E

6200

245

DRAPER FRANCES D

4750

245

HINER GLADYS W

5250

245

LUSTER . • ZADA.C

6200

245

MCKEMTE LORNA •.G

5850

245

MILLER LOVIE B

4800

245

MYER • F OPAL

245

NANCE ETHEL G

6000

245

ROBERTSON THELMA K

4900

245

RUSSELL . MARTHA•A

5000

245

ZURLINE . . MANON

5850

250

ADKINS • IMA •■ W

5000

■M

250

BASEY MARGARET

-i

250

BOGUE . HAZEL • D

6000

250

^£ABANISS-.. HELEN T

4800

1962 - 63

..... .

I ,

•

5850

5200

250

» CLARK VIVIAN MARIE

250

FUHR • ING • MARGARET •.A.....

5650

250

GORRELL • DORAMAE/j

5200

250

HAYES FAYE I

5400

250

HODGES • PEGGY •.. JO

4725

250

KNIGHT* DIXIE

5400

250

MARCUM RUTH ' 'H

4650

250

PFEIFFER • • PHYLLIS M

4300

250

SHARPE • PAULINE A

58.00.

250

WALKER LAVONA . M

4400

250

WILER VALERA V

5950

255

ANDERSON•ELSIE.A

5200

255

BILLUPS • • SANDRA

4620

6100

255

... BLANCHARD • HELEN . . . . G

6000

255

- • • • BROWN • BONITA • • • BELLE.....

5100

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962' - cont'd

w..

255 ‘

ruth

255

CUTCHA-LL DOROTHY

255

DOTSON LA DEAN WEST

255

HANN . . BEULAH, . D .

255

HEPP MARY T

255

LAIR GLADYS COOPER

6000

. 255

LINDSEY MARTHA L

5750

MOORE JEWELL D

6200

'■255

’

;

r S,

£ 5000 ,

6000

..z.;.,/ ,. 4550

255

STRAKA BILL M

255

SWALE LILLIAN..L

255

WARE ORGEL W

4778

260

CREWS MARJORIE M .. ..

4900

260

DARE FRANCES A

4300

260

DONER GLENDA.

260

GALLAHER. . THOMAS H

260

HEFNER LUCILE S- ..:

260

MCELHANEY DEAUNE ' . E

4650.-

260

MOORE OPAL PURDY.,,.

5200.

260

ODONLEY . VIRGINIA . ,R

4400

260

POWERS . WILLIAM .’ B

4400

260

SUTHERLAND GLENDA M

4200

260

WALL JUDITH H

4400

263

DOTSON . NAOMI H

5200

263

MCCLELLAND BERNICE

5700

263

SHAW . REBA E

5500

265

BURLESON LOIS RYAN

5200

265

BURR SYLVIA G

5750

265

CARLTON EVANGELINE

5400

265

CLARK JERALD . D

4988

265

COURTNER MARGARET. A

6000

265

DAVIS PAULINE

4450

265

GARTEN ALMA . . M

6200

265

MELTON MARY ' . GRACE

265

MITCHELL . . TWYLA

4500 ...... 5900

.....

445-0. j

... .14a(Ml

265

i IMOGENE.M ?>.•

ADGE

265

265 268 f

. ..268*

5550

TTIE. M....

4450

R .. MARY ..ANN , BRANUM. ELEANOR JANE

COVINGTON... VINITA.. .

Jfr

4550-

—• ■

4450

5100

MEETING OF JULY . 9, 1962 - cont'd

rsonnel for 62 - 63

"''A:

4500 .

CROWELL COLLEEN

268

DAVENPORT ... BONNIE . B

268

DUNCAN . EVA . ' ANN

268

GILREATH ELOISE . P

268

GOUND D ANN

4300

268

HENRY JUDITH

4900

268

HULGAN RUTH .C

4550

268

KISTLER MARY E

4650

268

MACKEY . HAZEL MAGAR

5550

268

RONCONI KAREN '' NOEL

4400

268

TAYLOR . DORIS P

5200

268

ZWAHLEN MARY I'

4400

270

AUTRY OPAL M

6050

270

BEENE G VIRGINIA

5500

270

BOLAND . KATHLEEN . T . .

5800

.. 5100

5200. . J

■

5950

‘■fe

270

ELLIS JENNIE .M

6000

270

EVANS ALLEENE C

5400

270

GILMORE.. ELIZABETH L

5100

270

GORDON . . . ZELMA . ' OLIVER

6000

270

HANN EDNA

5750

270

JOHNSON .IEARL.. Y

6000

KUNKE . E^EL. . A .

270

6200

270

ROBERT^.LOUISE ' . G

5750

270

WEBBER MARJORIE

4600

275

CARTMILL . DOROTHY E

5650

275

CLARK.RUTH. W

5450

275

COCHRUN PEGGY.B

4200

275

DALY LILLIAN

■•2225>; 4500

275

DAVIS . GWENDOLYN

275

JELLI.5;. E..JOUISE

275

HAMMERS .' CAROL . ' ANN

4800

275

HAYNES ... EMILY

5400

275

JACKSON. ENID. . LOUISE

275

JENKINS ..RUTH . A

5200

275

LANCE DAPHNE

•<T- •

LEFTWICH .PAUL.. . EDGAR

275

PARKER . BILLY .. J

275

RAMSEY ... GLADYS

275

ROWLAND. . NORMA. . . .L,_...

275

SMART VIRGIE A

275

STRONG CHRISTINE

4700 is

MEETING OF JULY 9, .1962. .- . cont'd ♦ 275

■

'..

. ' .275....''.

5600

SUTTON RUTH -fc. .... TAYLOR ' ' EMMA J

—^420&. '

275 j28O ■■.

4400

.. BORN . . . ROSeMARYXL:^'.-

5800

280

BRYAN ELSIE V

4550

280

CRUMLEY JOE W

4600.

280

DUNBAR BETTY J

4700

280

GLASER BERTHA

6100

280

GREENE VIRGINIA LOU

4550

280

KAISER'FAYE .H

5350

280

LEANDER MARIE INEZ

5500

280

LEE ADI^iTE . SUE

4800

280

MAYS EMILY

58nn

280

MCCRAY MARY . E

6000

280

MORRIS . EVELYN .... A

4400

280

PADEN . VENUS . G

5100

280

RAUSIN . RUTH .. .B

5650

280

ROBERTS GERALDINE.

5200

280

SHIPMAN .. OZELLE .N

5400

280

VANDEGRIFT NELLIE

6200

280

WARD MADGE . D

4450

WATERS PATRRCIA. A

4500

BROWN . JACK 0

4550

285

HAMITER EVA A

4400 '

285

HARROLD. CHERRY L ,

4400 .

285

HOGUE PATSY . R

4800 1

285

HOWELL MARY E

4800

285

MILLS ANN

4550

285

MITCHELL MYRNA S

4400

285

ROGERS JANETT

4500.

285

SHIVVERS .. LINDA .A

4450

285

SPARKS CHERR1E

4650.

285

TOWNSEND . MINNIE E

4700

285

WILSON . FRED... W.........

4300

295

BILLINGSLEY ' . E.R

5460

295

BRINEY RUTH.W

5650

295

CARTWRIGHT . MARY K

4620

295

CULLUM VIRGIL ; J

4600

295

ENSLOW VERA . A

5985

295

GAUDIN . . MELBA . ' L

>80 •sT 285

TEAM MARY A

5950

_____________________________________________ MEETING OF J.ULY 9 9- 1!362. - cont'd..................... • ' 295 U 2'95

erscooel fo: 162 - 63

J J

GEIS JEWELL 0

5100

GRAHAM ESTHER ELLEN

6200

295

JOHNSON AMY .E

6195

295

JONES ETHEL.S

5950

295

KELLEY KATHERINE B

6458

295

KING . GRACE F

5950

295

MARSHALL LILLIAN H

5950

MAYES - DOROTHA P

5750

295

PAGONIS - JIM

4515

295

SEWELL RUBY M

4900

295

SIMPKINS AGNES F

5600

295

WYATT LEE

5400

300

BARNARD LETTIE W

4800

300

CAUTHEN - PEGGY J

4400

300

DENNINGTON - GEORGIA

5200

300

FERREE SUZY -0

4300

300

FRALEY ALMA . G

5950

300

GEORGE -. LLOYD .. C

300

HATFIELD . BONNIE C

300

LOWERY.DONALD . W

300

MILNER FRANCES . V

300

MITCHELL . JANI ' LOU ' N

. i

300

SEITTER DELKA . C

5900

300

SIMMONS.R J

4500

300

SMITH RUTH

5400

]

300

SNEED MARGARET ' C

4450

300

STALLINGS GLADYS Y

4400

•

*1.

300

WILSON LOIS W

305

BEAN FLOY S

J J

5100

d 1

4300

4700

5950

5200 6000 -

■d6OO0--

FIRQUAIN DONNA

4900

GRIMSLEY. . BETHYL L

5500

HARMON . MARY .. ...G

6200 5100

IMHOFF AMELIA

■'2275.

KIRKPATRICK EULA 'L

5800

LIGHT FOOT . ELIZABETH

6200

MORRIS . SARA . JANE

6200

. PITTMAN LELA . H ■

JUST . CAROLYN J

4550

-I

■

COLE . RUTH X

•

QUALLS . MARY 0

6200 ■

545©

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd ...... ---------.........—..... —— —----------- .' ■

.Z ■

—

„ -

305

RITTER BEATRICE A

6200

305

SUMPTER MARGARET A

4500

310

ALLISON ELIZABETH J

4700

310

ARMSTRONG HELEN L

6000

310

BRUCE BOB

4500

310

COFFMAN BARBARA A

4300

310

FLOURNOY EUNICE

4300

310

HURT ELIZABETH M

4300

310

KIDD LAURIE MCCLURE

5550

310

MAY DOROTHY C

5000

310

NEWMAN . ANN NITA

4850

310

RISDON DORIS. . E

4450

310

STEWART VELMA LEE

5550

310

TEBOW NELDA W

4400

315

BAILEY . FRANCES.E. ..........

5600

315

BELLER FLOYD ■ O

4300

MF '■>• '

315

,v,,.CASE. . MELBA' • • L

• .

...

;• ^4450 ;

315

CLOUD . •LILLIAN ■ L ' ■ S

315

DESHANE . INEZ OPAL

5400

315

MART.IN ANNA • ..COL.LEEN

450®

315

ROUTON•ONA MAE

315

SEXTON RUTH S

4550

315

STRONG • ROBERTA B

5400

315

THOMPSON VIRGINIA

4300

315

TURNER LUCILLE B

5600

315

WITHAM MADELYNE

5950

315

YOUNG MARY W

6200

320

BAILEY CHRISTINE

6000

320

BETHELL ' MARY . E

5670

320

BROWN MARY • ANN

4300

320

BURKE NANCY

4500

320

CORBETT • JAMES.

5600

320

DUNCAN . MARIAN. • M.

5900

320

FAUDREE . CHARLES •. .H

4400

320

FOSTER BERNIECE; . . P

4400

320

GRUVER CARMEL W

5300

320

HARRIS ELIZABETH • _• D

4500

320

JENCKS EULALIA

4600

LEMMONS • • JR • LELAND

525©

320

LEVERETT MARY

4400

320

LINDBLADE LOIS R;

5350

/ '

... 5650

A-

; 320

.. jsilB

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd *L

Personnel for

MCCAN RUBYE JONES

5350

320

NUTT EXIE M D

4550-

320

POWELL CATHERINE..

4300

320

ROPKE . ANNA . SCOTT

5880

320

VISOR . MARY CORRINE

4300

325

BEADLES DARYL D

4650

325

BOURASSA . MILDRED R

4500

325

CASEY GRACE'B

5550

325

ELLIOTT . . BILLIE RUTH

4450

325

ESTES REBA HULL

5350

325

HOLMES MARY VERITY

5700

325

HOOVER FLORENCE

5200

325

JAMES AILEEN M

5300

325

JANTZ ROBERT

4450

325

LOWTHER JESSIE L

4500

325

ROBERTS MAXINE L

5200

325

SIMS MAURINE N

4400

325

TAYLOR . HERMINE T

5100

325

VANANTWERP BERNETTA

5700

330

BRANDT JR JOHN.H

4650

330

DEXTER . JEANETTE . K

4400

330

JETER MARCELEA T

4900

330

MAXEY ETHEL■E

5000

330

OHARA . LILL.YE J

4600

330

POLLOCK RUTH 'B

5400

330

SEYMOUR IRIS G

4900

330

SHUGART MILDRED 0

5750

330

STEELMAN.MARIETTA

4300

335

BASHAM. . MARILYN ' S

4400

335

branum

335

BYRUM' ' KATHLEEN .■ C

.5400

335

DRIGGS LEONICE R

5000

335

DUROY . . MINNIE. . U

4700

335

DYKES . MILDRED . 0

5200

335

HEATON . FRANCES E

5000:

335

MARSHALL. ..INA. . E

6200

335

MONSEY MARTHA . J

4450

335

MOORE.. CHLOE

4750

335..

MUNFORD . CARMlX,NE

6000

335

NORWOOD. IDA .M

5650

335

NOVOTNY ANNAMAE

5650

. '■ 320...

1962 -63

,£.y^7 # "

X-

/■<& -.(/•■ -■ • “i r’-

---

'<■

Helen

MEETING OF JULY 9, ...1962 . - . cont'd ,__

____ *...............____

1 335 ■

Personnel for 1962 - 63

.... __.......... ......... .............. _ __............... _. ..... ______ _...... .......... _____ __ __________ __________________________ _______

PHILLIPS EULA.MAE

335

SAYERS ALICE M

AS.!00,.

335

SCHULER ARDITH _ E

4750'

335

SHERRILL NITA..R

4400

335

TAYLOR JACQUELINE

4400

335

WHHEHAIR DORIS. E

5100

335

YODER GUSTAVA

6000

340

APOSTOL_ MARY _G

4900

340

BOOZE ALICE THURMAN

5400

340

BRESHEARS_RUTH E

5300

340

CARVER _ OLLIE K

5100

340

CLOW GERALDINE

5750

340

CROWDER V E

5200

340

EASLEY _ ELIZABETH _R

4300

340

GAY . GELENE J

5650

340'

GIVENS ROBYN

3000

340

KERR _AUDREY

5800

340

MANEY. ALPHA . M

5600

340

MARTIN. _ BARBARA _ J

545G'

340

MCINNIS _BETTY

4600

340

NELSON FERNE _ _ B

5500

340

PATZKOWSKI EUGENIA

5650

340

RUCKER LURA E

5200

340

WOOD RUBY

5900

340

WOODRUFF HELEN

5500

345

COUNTER MATTIE J

6150

345

FRANKLIN VIVIAN ADA

5670

345

FRENCH _ EFFIE V

4725

345

HARBERT .ANNA H

4550

345

..HIGHT _ _OKLAHOMA

4300

345

LAWTER HAZEL _ _ LORENE

345

TRATTNER_NAOMA _ _ R

345

YOUNG BLANCHE__K

350

ALEXANDER_JEAN M _ _ ,

350

AUSTIN LESLIE

350

BENNETT HUGH _D

350

BREWER _ MADGE..........

5400'

350

CONNER _ OCTAVIA _ E

2700

350

COOPER CLARENCE. _C

5300

350

JOON. ■ ■. MARY ■ ■ A

L 5355

5040

....

'6510

....

.5200 Z5400

...

' 4725

MEETING. OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

Personnel for 1962 - 63

M. .350

GRIFFIN. . ■ FANNIE ■ . . LEON

5600

350

LINZY ELIZABETH. W

6100

350

LYDAY MARIE . W

6200

350

LYNCH DOROTHY .. C

5145

350

MADISON FRANCES . M

5100

350

MOORE . EVER M

6000

350

PERKINS GRACE S

6000

350

RANDOLPH ALLIE L

6200

350

RICE . VERA.M

5300

350

STEWART ALICE A

5300

350

YARBROUGH BETTYE . J

4550

353

BRETT LAVADIS. L

5000

353

CASKEY SUE

5950

353

FOWLER MONA K

4300

353

GALLION CAROL J

4300

353

JONES . MARY JO

4800

353

MORRI-SON THELMA . T

5600

353

RECTOR DORIS. .5 ....

5550

353

RODESNEY:MAMIE. L

4600

353

WIEBE. .MILDRED. A

4550

355

BOWER . YS.LE.TA. H

5500

355

FORD SALLY.M

6000

355

GRAY ..GERTRUDE L

5565

JEFFERS. . CLARA SUE

5550

MCMINIMY MARY E

5200

355

355 355

MILLER LARRY J

4500

STEELE MARGARET V

360

ARMSTRONG. .MARY . E

4300

360

BOWLWARE RUBY L WiFi

4400

360

BUCKNER CLARA NELL

4290

360

CLARK SUE E

4650’

360

COFFMAN . EDITH C

4650

360

DREW . . JOYCE . CALCOTE

4650

EAST.. . CORA . JONES.

5300

FARINE OPAL . ' . PEARL

4700

GEORGE MYRNA . J

4300

HARLIN ZE ILA'H

5200

IVEY ETHLYN . NANCE

5750

360

MEETING OF . JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

*t- 360

Personnel for 1962 - 63

r'*®rw

360

KOUNS NON.E

4550

360

LOWRY ANNE

4750

360

MARSHALL MARY JR

4_- 4400

360 — ....

“w

360

NILES MAX D

360

PRICHARD MARY D

4600

360

QUATTLEBAUM . HOWARD

5300

360

RAMAGE . MARY . JO.ANN

4300

360

READING. HERBERT. B

4400

360

STACEY .JANET . M

4450

360

THOMPSON JANE . E

4300

360

TINKHAM.. ' CLAUDINE

4450

360

WEBB .NORMA.. ..E

4900 ...,

365

BARRETT FRANCES G \

365

B'ORELLA ' .MYRTLE C ‘

365

BURNS . MABLE- ' G

. . . .;. . ...„ .... , .

Yv.

.6200

365

gonddsloie e

•365

HOUGH VIRGINIA . W

5100

365

KEEFE.DOROTHY C

5400.

365

KOSTKA . VIRGINIA E

4500

365

LAUGHLIN.CATHRYN ' . B

6200

365

NELSON BLANCHE B

5350

365

THOMPSON EARLINE . G

6000

365

WELCH VIRGINIA M

4500

370

ALMACK E JUANITA

6000

370

BROCKETT GLENN IS .' E

5400

370

BURNS THELMA

5650

370

COATS.• MILLIE K

4300

370

EFRON ..DENA . . SRAGO

5450

*a"7A 5. ( y

■MSfeV

6000

365 X D^l^fKy—

■.(

lie* 6200 ISA . V 5650

.5350

K AAA £vyO

CTMI EV UTI TA M Tl MLj MIUJ-A. -M . .........

370

FRIEDLANDER ..L R

5100

370

GUMM . MARJORIE BURR

5600

370

HARE .. MARGUERITE... ■

6000

370

MITCHELL ... VERNA

5750

370

PRATER JIMMIE

6200

370

RAINEY.. NANCY

370

SHERROD ... LAURA M

5350

375 ....

ATKINS SALLY....

4400

375

BELCHER

GÎ^jAIÎÎNE

„

5000

5200

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

*37$

Personnel for

1962 - 63

LT.® ■ • • 4'^ ■ • '4*2® >. ' '

5600

375

BOYLES . JEANNEE V

4550

375

CALDER . NELLIE.B

5850

COCKES RUTH ...BRIDGES

4700

375

CURTIS MILDRED H

5400

375

DANSBY . GENEVA'. H

4600

375 ..

DICKINSON IVA INEZ

4600

DOUGLAS DOROTHY

4500

375

GRAHAM BETTY J

4500

375

HAFEN LWATSON

4300

375

HARMON VIRGINIA L

5300

375

HARRISON HAZEL B

5700

375

HATCHER VELMA

6200

375

HICKEY JUANITA N

5200

375

JONES ■ YVONNE

4450

375

KESSINGER HELEN D

6200

375

MARCHANT ALTA

4400

375

MILTON FLORENCE . . W

4400

375

RAILEY, EVA,H

5100

375

SERVICE JANET.S

375

SHIELDS WINBURN,M

375

SMITH JENNIE . H

5000

SMITH MARIANNE

4450

375

WAHL MARGARET

5950

375

WESTERMAN HELEN P

5100

380

BAY , WANDA Y

4300

380

BLAKE WARREN

5250

........ 375

---- -..." . .—. ....'.—■ ........ .... .—-——— ■■ ■ ■ . • ■■■ , -••• ■ . -1 '.. . .

380

BLAKLEY' 'OLEVlA ■ .. Dj

5200

380

BOWKER'JAMES LEE

4550

380

HEY PRISCILLA

380

NOYES .GAIL Y

4400

380

POTTS ■ . WILLIAM V

5900

ATHLEEN

5500

BRANDT . .GLORIA.. .K

4400

385

BRICE INEZ , E

5200

385

BROWNING .BERNIECE I

6090

385

DANIELS.. LOIS . A

2650

385

DAVIS ZORA.B

5880

385

DRAKE MARY C

-X f •

385

r‘

'EARNS,

385

FROMME

385

HALLEY MATTIE. L

5450

385

te*«EuAMMfEi n

5200

UANE

tej

385

LIVELY.AUDREY P

5700

385

MALONE KATHRYN K

6200

385

NEUSCHAEFER AUGUSTA

5700

385

SHIVE NINA.BELLE

5950

385

SMILEY DOROTHY

4500

385

STEWART . BESS

5450

385

THOMAS ANNA . LEE

5100-

385

THOMPSON LETTYE A

6000

385

TURNER DOROTHY P

4700

f1! /

i#r

385

WORD .. BIRDIE ..S

5600

390

BICKFORD .VERA . ' MARIE

4800.

39Q „ ...-COCHRAN. GRACE.. M

390 5 390 / ••

x*.

% ■.■•'WSK’.T

5900

■

\FURRY BARBARA L

5000

‘Jg

HADDEN • MARGARET . J

5200

390

INGRAM MAUDE . B

6200

390

KENNEDY GENEVA.L

5200

390

MCCLANAHAN B B

5200

390

MITCHELL SARAH ANN

4600 -

395 ...

CULLERS ZULEIKA .. A

5300

EVERMAN HOTONA

5400

395

FAULKNER INA W

4400

395 p

GEORGE . GRACE

5100

395

HARDY . LAWANNA J

4400

HOEFLE ALMA TALLANT

6200'

395

LAMAN GEORGIA K

4450

395

NUTT. MARGARET .. 8

395

RAMSEY VIRGINIA P

4200

395

SOUTHERLAND .. EMMA L

5400

395

STEPHENS . . FRANCES.D

4500

395

WEAR MAE

5200

400

BAUMHAFT EFFIE lM

400

BRANDON WANDA . D

400

FOSTER . CAROL KAY

4300

400

HAMPTON . CHARI-OTTE B

5550

400

ISHAM GERTIE L

5400

■

'■

395 ■ I 395 pl

5550

BATTENBURG MARJORIE

395

...

1P.1

.: ■■■

< —A

'J'

... ....P

/ .

4300 . . ■ : i’" .

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’

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4 ,->r

5700 '.. 4300

t .. <

||L Ay Sr

MEETING OF JULY ' 9, 1962 - cont'd

Personnel for

.400

1962 - 63

0NEILL'LEAEHHA ' . S

4620

400

PENNINGTON . DOVIE M

6038

400

TSAKONAS ■ CORRINE. E

6000

400

TUCKER. BEVERLY ANN

4400

400

WELCH . BETTY.M

4450

405

ANDERSON. MARGARET N

5550

. WS

405

BASSLER VIVIAN L

5933

a°5

BEASLEY . MABLE I

6000

405

BENTON THETA

5200

405

DOMMET ADELINE J

4300

405

FOREMAN SARA.K

5400

405

HAMMOND WILMA A

5700

405

JOYCE LAVALETTE . D

6200

405

KLEPZIG LEILA J

5900

405

LONG ■ HELEN

4300

405

MACK RUBYE E

6200

405

6200

405

MCCORD MARY JE 4 MORTON . EDNNaM . : ....

405

NOAKES PAULINE

4450

405

PREBLE ELOl|| MARY

6200

■

4Q5

ROBINSON

GlJIyS.

5850

5700

405

STEVENS . ANNA■J

4515

405

SULLIVAN . EVELYN

5200

408

CALLIS . OLLIE

5550

4-08

DYER . ROBY LEE . ■ ..;

4200

408

EARNEST BETTY

4800

408

foxwootty'“myTAjv

4400

408

GUESS . DOROTHY . . ■. ;

5400

408

REEDER .. THEO

5300

408

WILLIAMS veta f.

4600

410 410

BOONE . ALLENE

410

CLARK . . MARY . R

410

CORNETT ' ■ EULA ■. E

5650

410

EASTEP HELEN

6100

410

ELLIS . .POCAHONTAS

6200

410

GENTZ ... MARGARET .. L

5800

410

YOWELL ■ .CATHERINE. R

2900...

410

KAYS. MABEL LEE ......

6300..

4.11

MAYNARD ' JESSIE.

410

MILLET . ERMA. ........ ■

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

, 4400

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

4800

5000

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd i

■ for

•—

410

MOORE ANNABEULE

410

PARKER JULIA E

6200

410

PETTY ELLEN J

4515

410

PRICE ELWYNNE L

4400

413

ABBOTT MARY F

4400

413

BRIDGES JOYCE

4300

413

BRUTON MAURICE

5550

413

BURNS RUTH

6000

413

COCHRANE LOUISE

4500

413

DEPLOIS VERONICA

4300

413

FLOW PAULINE

5650

413

HATCHETT M E

7250

413

HEMP PULL NAOMI

4400

6000

.. O

. C:

413

JONES LEOTA

6000

413

LIGON VIOLA

5500

413

MADDRY CAROLYN

4300

413

MILLSVIRGINIA L

4300

413

MITCHELL ALICE T

6000

413

NIXON LUELLA

4800

413

ORR NADINE

5000

413

PASLEY SALLY J

4300

413

POWELL MARY W

6000

413

PUTNAM

413

REDDOUT JANE A

4300

413

TATUM JANE

4800

413

WADE MARY F

4500

413

WILLIAMS LYNDA L

4300

413

WRIGHT GENNIE

4600

413

WYNN MARY

4550

414

BARNETT MABEL SCOTT

5200

414

CRANE FRIEDA

4300

414

EDMOND MYRTLE

5100

414

GILHAAND LILLIAN

5950

414

HUTCHERSON LAURA R

4500

414

KANADY EAIZABETH

4700

414

KEN ISON VERA

„

4300

414

KENWORTHY EUNICE C

5750

414

MACKEY MARIE M

5700

414

MARTIN OLIVE IRENE

5700

414

MCFEATERS L C

5200

5450

414

SPONHAUTZ JANYCE L

415

BIGGINS MARY ALrcC"“~----- - '2#5a

415

BRUCE . . PATSY .: . LOU

4400

415

* NORCROSS. JACQUETTA

4550

415

SHUMATE. VIOLET J

4500

415

WORKMAN . EVA M

6160

415

YOUNG GEORGIA M

4700

420

BOYD OLIVE PAYNE

5200

420

CLARDY BLANCHE P

6200

420

CUDJOE FREDDIE

4900

420

CURTIS algie e

5650

420

FULLER IRMA . WALKER

5500

420

GLOVER SARAH E

5400

420

GREENE EMMA J

5550

420

JONES CLARA Y

5650

420

LEWIS CHARLES E

4600

420

LEWIS RUTH MOOR

6200

420

MASON . MAGGIE . N

6200

420

MCBRIDE JEAN

4800'

420

MCGEE ONNIE SIMMONS

6200

420

OLIVER.ELECTRA.W

6200

420

OLIVER . MARY ''' F

5400

420

PERRY GLADYS H

4935

420

SHARP.ANNA

5400

420

STRIPLING. .OLIVER W

5145

420

WARE . JUANELDA

4900

425

ARNOLD . RUBY V

5800

425

CLARK ODA .0

'4, .s-^ A 44®0

425

ECK ; : HELEN . R

4500

425

NETHERTON .. LAVERNE C

5200

425

POWERS NATHALIE C

.. 6000

425

STEPHENS ' . ALVENA .H

4450

425

SYLVAN. CORNELIA F

4450

430

BREWER.RUBY . M

4550

430

HARRIS ONDA . M

6000

430

HUGHES.JUANITA.H

5950

■

430

■

4300

.. LANDRUM . LINDA

4515

430

LISLE CAROLYN K

430

LOVEJOY.ESTHER

435

BUNN BARBARA J

4550

435

CHANEY MARION G

4700

435

.ELLIOTT BILLIE

4300

.....

5460

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

Pefgorineffdr

*435

435

GRAY DORIS D GRISHAM ' • MADELINE

4300

SPARKS LORENE „

5300

XS VELMA R BULLO^^R^ 440 440

COLLINS LOIS E

4600

440

DAVIDSON PATRICIA

4550

440

DOWDY JUANITA R

4900

440

DYER FRANCES • G

5850

440

ENGLISH. ALMA

5000

440

GEORGE•SYBLE - W

5000

440

GREGORY • MARGARET -L

4850

440

MCFARLAND NELLIE-I '

5500

440

PETTIJOHN ANTHONY-L

4400

440

.RUDOLPH • • ROSE......

4700

445

CARBAJAL JR ALBERT

4400

445

DURHAM RACHEL, S

5300

JONES WLBA • L

5300

445

MCDANIELS-JUANITA

5300

450

BROWN MATTYE FAYE

4600

i?450 W /^50

CALDWELL GEORGIA-A

5460

Hamner mildred

5950

450

HOLCOMB- • LETA PEARL

4410-

450

HUDSON LYNDAL L

5800

450

NELSON BEATRICE H

5350'

450

SHREVE HELENE C

5600

450

STOMP PAULINE 0

6200

TALIAFERRO ALBERTA

6200

TAYLOR WILLIE . R

4400

THOMPSON • ANNIE M

5040

ALLEY - MILDRED -E

5950

ALLISON IMOGENE N

5400

APOSTOL -BEVERLY - K B

4300

BALLARD - JANICE

4400

BENSON WILLIAM W

4500

CONLEY . HELEN , . C

4600

455

JONES - DOROTHY H

4550

455

JONES - LAHOMA C

5200

455

LOWE - ALICE'C

5000

. 3

.... •. 445

450 J450

i 1^1450 455

4- w T-' 455

< 455 M 1

455

;;■! 455

'■ 5>s‘yKz,

MEETING OF JULY 9, . 1962 ■ - cont'd ST

Personnel for 1962 - 63

455

MAYES A BEATRICE

5500

455

MINTER HAZEL MARIE

5500

455

MUHLBERG ELAINE

4450

SCHMIDT MONACE K

5450.

455

ZW..ICK GWEN . G

5600

460

BETHUNE PATRICIA ■ T

4400

460

BROWN MYRTLE L

6200

CHAPPORY ARDATH.M

4500

COSGROVE . MABEL M

5500

460

CRANE NITA- ANDERSON

4200

460

DAVIS . MARGARET JOYE

4200

460;

EBY - CHARLYNE

5650

ELLIOTT MARIE

5400

460

EMPTAGE - - JEAN D

4£0

FLEENOR - VELMA P

5670

■>60

GUTHRIE MINNIE J

5950

*460

HICKS M LOUISE

4500

: 460

HUMBLE MILDRED - - C.

5000

460

JOHNSON CONNIE . - P

5400

460

LISTON - LORENE

..i..

4850

460

MRLE^R - ELIZABETH -- - B

6000

460

NICHOLSON DONNA K

4200

465

BRIDGEWATER - I TUR- A- S

5850 _

465

CARRIER. -

465

CHEATHAM HATTIE - P

5355

465

COOLEY VIOLA M

5550

465

CROWELL CARRIE ,

6200

-- A

. # I

■ 'I.

5700

4673

(•

465

• - ■ FARMER' . - ROWENA

465

FIRST - MILDRED

465

HARMS J

465

HICKMAN . KAY -- LEE

4450

465

HICKS DONNA - F

4650

465

HOWELL . CATHERINE. R

2900

465

JONES.BERTHA ..M

5950

465

KEITH- . . - FRANKIE

5850

465

MACE .. . HAROLD

4300

465

MORROW EVA M

6000

SESSUMS- .-. EDNA P

5850-

SWI HART'MARY - f

475 - - - .

BAIRD - BERNICE K

5650

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd - - - ---

Personnel for 1962 - 63

BOULLY BESSIE

Ifc. 475

475

BROMMER EDNA P

475

DANIEU HAZEL

5100

475

•

•T’\.

•t

r'5’

•

. . 5750

475

ESKRIDGE VIOLA M

4830

475

FIELDCAMP RUTH M

5200

475

JOHNSTON FELICE M

4550

475

JORDAN JO ANN

2150

475

LANA MARIE E

5400

475

MUSTION VERA

5200

475

PRYER MILDRED S

6000

475

ROBERTSON MARY F

5500

475

SHERROD ANN

4600

475

STREET MABEL D

5450

475

SUGGS GRACE M

550

475

THORNHILL MARION R

4300

475

WALKINGSTICK MARY J

6000

477

ABBOTT ROBERT P

4550

477

BREWSTER MOLLIE

477

BUSH FRANCES

477

DONOVAN MYRA B

5100

477

DRESBACK HILORA

4900

477

HALE SHERRY G

4300

477

HANN MYRTLE

6000

477

HARRIS VERNIE B

4800

477

JAMES GLADYS

4900

477

JONES ESTHER L

5400

477

MCKAY LUMMIA

5950

477

MILLER LELA B

4600

477

PERKINS ATCEY

5800 E

'w ; |r

477

RUMBAUGH PEGGY A

4400

477

SNIDER GLADYS

5700

477

STOVER JULIA

5200

477

WILLIAMS LUCILLE S

5300

477

WINDSOR BETTY

4900

480

BAYLESS CATHERINE G

6000

480

BECKMAN LOUISE A

480

CONNER AGNES M

k„

■

C-..J

■ 6200 5200 r- .

<•

> •*

480

GILES ALICE M,

4500

480

GOOR GLADYS

59PQ

'.■V

-* *” "•

■>

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd -----------------

Personnel for

---------

W 480

1962 - 63 1

•x...

& *

t;/ Vr

....

.....

.... .

4600.

GOSS LUNELL . .M.......

480

HOFACKET IMA'

480

HO1.LEY HELEN M

480

KING ... ANN . MARIE

4100

480

MONROE . DELENA N

4900

480

MOOY LAURA . LEE.

6.000

480

SEBA PATRICIA K

4300

480

SPAHR PAULINE

6000

480

STEIGER . CECIL E

4550

485

ABLES WAYLAN

4600

485

ASHER ELA M

5460

485

BOWEN.LAURA E

5300

485

BUNN ERMA M

5500

485

CARR IVORYE D

5550

485

CUDJOE LANCE D

5670

485

DEBOSE MYRNA'W

4450

485

DOUGLAS . LORAYNE M

5100

485

DOUGLASS OCTAVIA .H

5933

485

GARNER WYOLENE

5000

485

KERNAL . EDDIE M

4900

485

MCCANN CLEOPATRA

6150

485

NICHOLS MENTTORY

4400

485

TARVER MAREE . R

5550.

485

TOWNSEND . . BERTHA .. |

5650

485

WALKER " . JACQUELINE

5100

485

WASHINGTON . . CHARLES

4650

485

.WATSON.. ALTA

5300

495

KIRK

495

MG CUR

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MAGGIE IEjLLPAR M

-■<

5900 , £700

A r

495

WARD . JOHNNIE.M

4400

505

ARNOLD.. ERNEST . . G

5800

50. 5

BALL DONALD

4450

505

BROWNING.ROBERT

4.6.00

505

BROCE LEAVY L

4500

505

BRUNSON. XQRENE. I

5800

505

BUMPAS . LYDIA. .A

6200

CALLAHAN. OPAL .. E

6510

CORNELIUS LAWTON

5100

GARDNER JOHNNIE J

5400

505

■

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

505

GOODMAN . RICHIE A

505

HAMM MAUDIE

49 00

505

HAMMOND PAUL . R

5550'

505

HEARN WANDA ADAMS

4550

505

HIBBS GERALD

4550

505

HOWELL JANICE M

6050

505

HOWELL ■ SHARRELL.G

4400

505

LACKEY HO-PE . J

5670

505

LEIGHTON. . WAYNE E

5400

505

LUNDY.MAY.5.............

6000

505

MACKEEN . DONALD A

4700

505

MARTZ DON.R

4400

505

MASTERS. , ALMA M

6000

505

MCFARLANE SALLIE A

5000

505

MENCKE.CAROL .A

4500

505

MON AAAAnCECELIA . . .D

5550

505

MOONEY . LAWRENCE K

6050

505

MORSE.LOUISE

6200

505

MUSSELMAN. . LEONARD . H

6Q50

505

MYERS. CHARLOTTE ' M

5700

505

O.L.SON . BETTY. J

4900

PALMER. . J WILLIAM

5800

SASS RACHEL B

5000

SOUTHER . EDNA M

6200

505

STONE ARTA

6000

$05

SUTTON . ROBERT M

5850

505

THOMPSON FRANCES I

4700

>05

WILLIAMS JOHN B

4650

505

WILLIAMS . LOLA B

5750

505

WILMOTH ARTHUR

4600

115

BLACK MARTHA E

4500

$15

BLACKWELL ' 'JOHN J

5400

BUCHANAN. '.. BONNIE B

6050

COLES . . MAU.DIE . H

5400

COOKSEY BETTY LOU

4200

CRABTREE . ALETTA'.R

4450

DAVIS .SYBIL. . RALLS

5850

515

ELLIOTT - SAMUEL. L

5550

515

FLAGG JOHNNIE 0

5000

515

GHORMLEY M/AURICE

6000

1*.

>05 J

|05 >05

$15.

115 O

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Personnel for

' is^

1962 - 63

v —

:?T

—

i-1

515

GREEN FLORENCE E

5670

515

HARRISON CHAS RAY

4700

5.1.5

HAUGHT . . JIMMI.E R

515

HUDDLESTON ' RALPH S

4900

515

HUMPHREY THELMA

5350

515

LANE IOLA M

5650

515

LEVERETT KATHRYNE M

6000

515

LUNDY LEWIS GORDON

5750

515

NESBITT .MILDRED G

5450

515

PERDUE . TED . V

5000

515

ROBERTS CHARLES A

5200

515

ROSE FRANCES

4400

515

ROSEN EUGENE

5500

515

ROSS KATHERINE M

6200

515

SALA ENOICE L

5200

515

SHERRILL HERSCHEL H

5550

515

SHIKE VIRGINIA C

5850

515

SMITH JOYCE

4300

515

SWANSON CAROLA A

5,900

515

THOMPSON , . RAY . L

4550

515

WILLIAMSON . . GLADYS H

6000

518

BINGHAM FREDERICK H

5000

518

BRITTON IONA ■ G

6000

518

BURCH . ELLEN

4400

518

CAMPBELL EUGENE T

4300 -

518

CARTER V.ILLA R

5145

518

COLLINS jess . L

4400

518

COPELAND . ■ AARON.B

5200

518

FOSTER CHARLES-

4300

518

GEORG E._PEL BERT L

518

HALEY . JERRY . . PEAN

4400

518

HARRIS MARY C

5000

518

HAUSER. . . : MARY A

4300

518

HOLLOWAY FRED C

5700

518

JUDD . . ROY LEE

5100

518

MANNING. MARY :A

5100

518

MCKINNEY.JANE A

4300

518

MCNEELY ROSE MARIE

430©-

518

PEARSON BERTHA.M '

’,_

5200

518

PENNINGTON JOHN

4450

518

PICKLE WILLIAM D

4500

. .5000

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■

yy ■

fe-4400

■

MEETING .OF JULY . . '9, . 1962_ .- cont'd

5X8

POOL.. JANE .BRYAN

4400

518

SPIGENER.. PATRICIA- G

4300--.^

5X8

VAUGHN. SEVERLAN

4800

518

WALTERS .LEONARD. H

4450

518

WEEKS' LINDA

4300

520

ALLEN. RUTH

5850

520

BANKS BLANCHE

4300

520

BARHAM. THOMAS

5040

520

BOYD'SADYE EUDORA

5700

520

BROWN .MABEL. E...........

5850

520

BURNS . .DONALD. E

4850

520

COOPER . ' ELVA.'. LOIS

6200

COOPER . FREDDIE . M

5700

520

CROSSLAND MAURICE

4883

520

DAVIS FRED C

5400

520

DEBOSE LEONARDO.E

4400

520

EMERY SAMPSON.. .I

5600

520

EVANS DOROTHY W

4550

520

PAINE.RUTH . HORTENSE

4900

520

FRANSCISCO ANCEO- M

5X00

520

FREEMAN . EMMALE.E J

6200

520

GALLIMORE . . MACYNE L

5X00

520

GRACEY . NELLYE B

5670

520

GUESS . JAMES EDWARD

5600

520

HARDMOND ROY E

4850

520

HAZLEY ORLANDO E

4600

520

HOLMES ABE B

5X00

520

JOHNSON ROSETTA . A

4700

520

KELLY CAROLYN.D

5650

520

KING DOROTHY MAY

5300

520

.MILES CHARLES .C

5550

520

NELSON ORLANDO ■ .A

5450

520

NORTON . RUTH .. E

5565

520

OFFICER.. CLARICE

5300

520

PERRY . JR... .EARL J

4400

520

PIERCE SR .. ROGER G

5700

520

PYLE ...ALPHONZO .S

520

PYLE . MAL.IN.PA. E

S__ .

520

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520 ................... 520

....5500 .... 5550

• RUCKER RAYMOND . L

SCOBEY ..J.ULTA M

5850 '■

4850

MEETING OF JULY .9, 1962 - cont'd Personnel for 1962 - 63

fjjB

SERVER ' ' DAISY ' ■ H

5400

520

SEWARD'LILLIE S

4650

520

STEPHENS' . . 'GLADYS . M

5500

520

SWANSON ' JOHNNIE . L

5300

520

TATE DOUGLASS

4750

520

TUCKER KERMIT . 0

5300

520

WHITE ' P BERNICE

■ 5600

520

WINSTON ALICE M

5828

523

BEADLES JACKIE

4550

523

BEAN . PEARL ■ R

4500

523

BROOKS.JOE.D

4600

523

BUCK EDITH A

5400

523

BULLOCK LYNDAL

4450

523

CALLUM CHARLES . W

4650

523

CHRISTENSEN ROMA E

5550

523

CROZIER WILLIAM' L

5300

523

DELL WALTER

4600

523

DEVER WILLIAM .T

4550

523

EAGIN CHARLES . . E

4650

523

EBELING MYRTLE

6000

523

EHLERS . MARILYN . P

4300

523

ELLIOTT - '. EASTER . G

5750

523

HARRIS JAMES

4800

Ml.

HAUSER .WILLIAM

4300

523

HOLLOWELL .. LUCY . M

4500

523

JOHNSON . . LATHON D

4600

523

KEENE . RICHARD

4500'

523

LAMB ' VIRGINIA.L

4900

523

LESLIE JUNE P

4550

LUKE BENNIE C

4800

523

MARTIN HAZEL .. S

523

MATHERLY . BILLIE

4500

523

MATTERN . JACK ' A

4830

523

NEAL DORADEAN

5100

523

NJ.BLETT . CLARENCE ..D

5000

PENDELL . TERRY A

4400

4 520

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... 525

525

___ .....

4700

....... 5700

REDWINE. MARY '' ANN

4400

RICKERTS. . .JOHN . J ..

4400.

1R0IW...MAL1..NDA. ■ S

6100

BURK BOBBIE J

4700

'x.

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

Personnel for 1962 - 63

525

CALDER EVELYN . . M

5700

525

•CARMICHAEL. . . RUTH S

5650

525

CARPENTER . . CHARLES D

4400

' .ZZhfJ . . COLES . ALVIM 0 k-

525

COTNER CATHARINE E

4300

525

DODMAN J COLTER

5500

525

DOWNS MARTHA . . F

5450

525

DUNAGI.N KATHERINE

4850

525

EAG.IN M^1^<^I^4LLE. M

4700

525

GUNN MARGIE. A

5100

525

.HAMILTON. ' HOPE H

6200

525

HOBSON FAYE L

4500

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6000

525

JEFFRIES. JERALD W

4500

525

JEFFRIES LOIS

4400

525.

JOHNSON. .GLENN JR

4600

JOHNSON . . MARCIEL. . S

5200

525

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...HUNLEY...-VELTA M

—

5400

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- JONES MARGEHTE .

x£2M00

525

KELLEY LAURA M

5880

525

MACKIN. W.ILLIAM P

5700

525

MCCASLING THEODORE

4550

525

MILBURN MARY E

4550

525

MOORE RICHARD L

4500

525

MURRAY FRANCIS J

5500'

525

NELSON LOREN PAUL

5200

525

OLIVO BESSIE M

4450

525

OLSON FON GLYN

4300

525

PANOS OPAL M

4900

525

PARK JO ANNE

4500

525

PETERS PATRICIA C

4400

525

PUCKETT . GRETA . F

5200

525

RIDENOUR OPAL E

6200

525

RYAN . M GRACE

4450

525

SHINN . .HARRY.. E

5400

525

SMITH ROBERT .'-L

4800

525

SNELL FAYE G

5200

525

SWAGERTY. . . BERLE . A

6000

525

TAYLOR . JAMES

4450

525

THOMAS..CHARLES - S

5450

525

ULMER. .PATRICIA K

4300

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WILLETT LOYCE J

4800

525

■t'

525

.WILLIS... . BESS M

5950

525

W.ISHON .TONY. . C

4600

525

WOLFE THOMAS L

4850

610

ANDERSON . J 'D

6000

610

ASKEW ELEANOR D

6200

610

BLISS WILLIAM. HENRY

4300

610

BRADLEY MARY . ' L

6248

610

BRADSHAW ALICE V

4700

610

BROWN JR . .ROGER 0

5550

610

BURGET DONALD E

5500

610

BURLESON JAMES S

6200

610

CHESHER GRAYFORD H

4800

610

CLARK NADINE J

4300

610

COFFEY RUTH I

6100

610

CONGER MAYBELLE . W

6200

610

COUNCIL DAVID

4700

610

CURTIS ELEANOR F

6400

610

ENT VIVIAN. B

540©

610

FEES BOYD.C ...........

4300

610

HALE JIMMIE

4300

610

HILE RUBY . E

5500

610

HILL . . JAMES . A

4550

610

HORN BILLY ■ G

4450

610

JARRELL . M ' . MARION

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JONES Gm.0XE OLDHAM

5670

610

JONES JOYCE .. K

4700

.....610

LADD. .ALAN J

____ _____

5900

610

LOONEY ORVILLE IRA

6000.,

610

LUCY LILI BEL . P

6200.

610

MASHBURN . . FAY

620(|

610

MCCOLLOM . BASIL

610

MOODY HOMER F

4650

610

’MULLM.AN -PATRICIA

4400

610

OLSON . .PHYLLIS ■ .A

4400

610

ORREN FRANCES

610 .

PIERCE . MAURICE,.. E .. ....

5200

PRESLEY JEANNE.M

4300

REI.D . GEORGIA D

6200

... 610 610

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

5500

480.

MEETING FOR JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

SAGE SHIRLEY 610

SALWAECHTER BILL X

610

4450

5900

610

SHOGREN RAYMOND B

6000

610

SIMMONS PAUL L

5600

610

SMYTHE JERRY L

4750

610

STORY DALE

5400

610

TANSEL CECIL L

6000

610

TAYLOR RETTA B

4200

610

TILLEY JO LETA

5000

610

WALLACE RUTH

6200

610

WARNER EITHEL

567©

610

WELLS CLINTON G

610

WHITTLE ROSALIE

5100

610

WOOLMAN DONALD

5800

610

YORK GARY TAYLOR

4300

620

BOOTH PERLEY ANNE

4200

620

CORDUM WYNONA J

4450

620

CROWE ROSE M

4900

620

DALKE PHILLIP H

5700

620

FLEET DONALD F

4700

620

FOWLER ANN J

5400

620

FREIBERGER LILLIAN

5700

620

FROSCH DOROTHY A

4500

620

FURLONG HARRY

5700

620

GILLILAND LONNIE JR

5700

620

HANEY MAXINE

4700

620

HARRIS LINDA M

4500

620

HAWTHORNE JOHN L

615©

620

HIBBERT BERNICE B

5900

620

HOLT JOHN WILLIAM

5400

620

HOOVER ROBERT -L . ,

5700

620

JONES BILLY JOE

620

JONES MELTON- H

620

KERN SUE

620

KRAEMER RUTH L

620

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4515

_ 5200

62,00 4600

4300..

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620

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Hr620

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MCPHEETERS JULIA G

^MERCHANT PATRICIA

5400

4500

620

MILBURN TROY L

4600

620

MILLIRON DARRELL L

4950

620

MILLS JOHN C

4300

■620

NEEL MARY V

6200

620

PHILLIPS PHILLIP W

4650

620

PREBLE ETHEL

5400

620

REEVES CHESTER A

5550

620

ROBERTS DELLA LACY

5700

620

SCHOCH ISABELLE L

5600

620

SHEPARD DEANNA V

4400

620

SMITH ROENA

4650

620

STARK JAMES E

4650

620

STINSON ESTELLA

6000

620

TAYLOR MERLIN

4800

620

TEDFORD HARVEY W

6000

620

TILSNER SIBYL

4450

620

WEILAND HELEN E

4800

630

ALLEN JULIA ANN

4450

630

BALLEW GERALD RAY

4850

630

BOYERS DORIS R

4800

630

BRIGGS LLOYD D

5700

■ 63 0

BROWN DONALD 6

5550

6-30

BUTLER CLYDE

5300

630

CARTER IDA FLORENCE

6150

630

CHASE C D

ssio

630

CHEATWOOD TOM D

630

COFFELT KENNETH

630

COX JAMESROGER

630

EVANS RICHARD D

630

HIERONYMUS PAUL J

630

HILL JOHN R

630

HOLLAND DORIS E

630

HOSTETTER LYLE D

5400

630

HUMPHREY MARJORIE.

6000

630

JACKSON KENNETH C

5200

630

JONES EDYTHE H

6200

630

OGANS CECIL CLOYCE

630

KELLOGG DONALD H

4500

630

LANSDOWNE OLETA L

5400

1'0.;.:

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<7^ ‘ -

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4600

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MEETING FOR JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

630

LAWSON LEMMA E

630

LONG MORENE W

630

MANNING HILDA ANITA

630

MARKER DAN E

630

MCCAIN ROBERT L

630

MONJARAS ALFONSO

5550

630

MOORE JOHN K

5200

630

MOUTRAY GUILFORD L

5350

630

MYATT EDNA

5550

630

NESTLERODE MARY E

4650

630

NOVEY PAULINE L

6090

630

PENDLETON REINE H

5800

630

RAY HELEN G

5400

630

REAVIS MORRIS R

5500

-6200-

6200

4800

5200 5750 630

SILER BILLY J

630

SPARKS MARY J

630

SUGHRU LOIS J

630

TESKA ANONA M

5000

5100

630

TODD DONALD G

5100

630

VAUGHN SUZANNE P

4800

630

WALTMAN BILL W

4900

630

WEBER DOROTHY

5000

630

WHEELER CLEO M

52&O

630

YORK MARVIN

4700

640

ADAIR LARRY L

4600

640

ALLEN JAMES R

5350

640

BAXTER FRANCIS D

4700

640

BICKELL ILA Z

5650

640

COOLEY VIRGINIA LEE

5750

640

DIEHM JOSEPHI^ A

5650

640

DUNCAN MARY N7

4450

640

DURDEN ROBERT B

4300

640

EAKER CHARLOTTE K

5600

640

.... FRANCIS THOMAS W

4300

640

GAY GAIL C

4450

640

GIVENS PATTY

4550

MEETING FOR JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

5200.

GOOD MUNNIE M

640

Personnel for 1962-63

640

GRAY ■ ' .HOWARD E

640

GUDENBURR RAYMOND A

4700

640

GUFFEY NINA H

4650

•

640

HIGBIE MARCELEETE B.

4950

,-•

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JACOBS EDITH . M

6200

640

LOCKE ALLECE SUSANN

5850

640

MACKEY.. SANDRA

4450

640

MCDONALD' DON ■ ■ C

5500

640

MILLER .■ MAJOR IE. . R

6150

640

MINTON TROPEL . A

4400

640

MOREY JUANITA

5650

640

MORISON ■ BUENA . V

6200

640

NEWTON HERBERTA

5600

640

OGLE LEONARD C

5300

640

POTTER ■ JERRY ■ A

6350

640

ROBBINS■ MILDRED F

5950

640

ROBERTS . .BYRON .. W

6000

640

ROBINSON . ...RUBY. ..M . ,

6200

640

ROTZ . INGER ... EDMUND .. . G

6250

640

SACHER SANDRA . L

4500

640

SAYRE . .MAURINE

•

5850

640

SCOTT . BROWN. . WOODS

4800

640

SHULL . JAMES. E

4800

640

SMITH . RONALD

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640

STEWART 'MARY.:Mr.

640

STOTTS GLEN.T

640

STULLMAN. . HARRIETT. E

640

SWANSON.FRANK - . A

640

THOMPSON . JR . . RICHARD

640

TRUAX . MARTHA V

....

6200

WAD.E MARGARET F Sifc

640

WALKER JOSEPH T

640

WELCH HAROLD . .WEST... HELEN . M

620©

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650

ANGLIN MARY N

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650

BLEVINS MAACELLA'a'A -

5100

650

BOLEY WENDELL H

4600

650

BOWLAN . SIZEMORE

7440

650

BOWMAN FERN D

4850

650

BRIGHTWELL JOHN.B

46.50

650

. C^I^AAILR. FERN MARIE

6200

650

COURTNEY ARCHIE.E

6000

650

CROWDER ■ SAMUEL H

5550

650

CROWLEY LEON

650

CURRY . ■ PAT ■ ■ D

650

DANIELS MURIEL ■ A

4650 ’■* 37*t -*• ,”T- 5400 5

4550

DAVIS . .VIRGINIA Ml-...<• i

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650

DAVISON WILLIE M^E

650

DENNIS DONALD'S?

5400

650

DESSAUER BOf^f^IE.

5400

650

EACOCK . .PHYILIS . ANN

650

EDMOND'KENNETH

4900

650

ELIJAH. . .JOENITA . B

5200

650

FAGIN . DELLA ...

5200

650

FARMER . .JOSEPH . M

5100

650

FARRIER . . ARTHUR W

5100

650

FELLINGHAM JANE

4400

650

FORD BOB W

4750

650

GESEILL GERALDINE . C

4850

. •650'

GIBSON . KATHERINE ■ . V

6200

GILMORE MERLE KEITH

5400

HAAS.ELLEN .A

4300

650

HALE HAZEL

6200-

650

MANSTEIN . .LEONARD . T

5400

650

HARR INGTON,. .FOSTER

6550

....... 650

HAWTHORN .. BERTIE A

5550

650

HOLLOWAY. DONALD. R

4450

650

JACKSON ... ELLA .. BETH

4600

650

KELLEY . HELENA . E

5300

650

KELLY . . BESSIE M

6200

650

LABOR MILDRED M

650

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5550

4515

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650

LACKEY TONEY J

650

LAIR .. LOANA J

650

LAMAN BILL.

650

LAMKIN . . BETTY . .4

650

LAWS . PHYYLIS.LEE

4500 ■4300

650

'LOCKWOOD . MARY ' .W

6200

650

LOMAX JOHN

4300

650

LUPER MARYBELL

4900

650

MARSHALL . LYPA..WEBB

6000

650

MCCOLLUM CLAUDE.A

4450

650

MCCOY. SANDRA J

4400

650

MILLER..BERNEICE L

5100

650

MILLER GEORGE

5700

650

MILLIRON ELSIE

4550

650

MILLRRDN VIRGIL D

5600

650

MULCAHY. GEORGE J

5000

650

OLIVER' ZELMA 0

6200

650

PARNELL . CATHERINE' W

5350

650

PERNALETE P^^^fRICZA

4300

650

PRICHARD CHARLES.H

4400

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5000'

650

ROBERTS H OLIVER

5400.

650

ROB.ISON .. JOHN . V

5900

650

ROTZINGER . WAD AD.

4600

650

SERIGHT . MYRTLE

5300

650

SHAW. JUNA . M

4450

650

SHOFSTALL. BESSIE . .L

5300

650

SMITH ELIZABETH . ®

650

SOBOL SHARON

650

SPARKS_.JAMES . ■ M

650

SPURLOCK .JOE. W

650

STEHR HELEN L

650

ST . I .CE . NANCY ... L

650

TRAYLOR PHILIP. . W

650

VANDENBURGH . .. ETHEL.. . E .WALTERS . . LINDA

650

WARD . LEROY

650

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5200

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6000 5750

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6.50.

WOODSON M

650

WOOTEN

660

BECK GRACE 0

660

BILES REBA I

4500

BROTHERS EVERETT • W

4300

CLARK • FRANCELL.A ANN

4400

CUNNINGHAM JOHNNYE

5300

DAVIDSON MOOLIE M

6100

60 660

4850

660

KINNELL • • JEAN • H

660

GIFFORD ZAZELLE

6200

660

GILLETTE GLADYS G

6200

660

GORDON • • • ROYCE • • M

660

HAVENSTRITE H • W

5600

660

HUMBLE JOSEPHINE . M

4650

660

ISOM • VFRMnM Mpoi h

660

jenkins •vasca • • • • J

4800

660

KRUEGER RICHARD A

660

LOWER • • WILLIAM • G

660

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5670

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660

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660

MATTOX • VIVIAN•E

5950

660

MCMILLAN LOUIS A

5600

660

MER.IDETH HAROLD D

5900 -

660

MILLER LOIS MARIE

4900

6.60

NIELSEN EULA P

5350

660

NUTT•JOHN B

5900

POTTS DELTON JUDE

5400

660

SHELDEN ETHEL L

5000

660

SHIELDS FREDA

4500

660

SMITH ELNA•C

660

SMITH WAYNE S

4800

660

SMOOT LEONARD

5100

STALNAKER • ROBERT D

5300

660

TERRY MARJORIE

6000

660

WHITE MARTHA F

5600

660

WHITE • NAT • ..-F

660

WILSON•NADINE.R

5900

660

WOOLERY• HELEN B

5100

670

ADAMS • LINDA. • • . L

670

... ALLEN MARJORIE K

660

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5400

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670

BAYZ - MARY ' VIDA

670

BERRY IMOGENE- D

670

BOYLES LAVERNA S

6200

670

BRITTON . MARY ANN

4450

670

BURDETTE . .MARY E

5800

670

CARSON . HAZEL -- C

5750

670

CASWELL . WYNEMA

4900

670

CHOATE .- OREL - DEAN

6650

670

COX. HAZEL -F

5500

670

COX ISABELLE J

5670

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CREWS.DOYLE . H

5550

DEWHIRST . JOHN . S

4450

670

ECKSTEIN MARY NEILL

5950

670

GILES MARTHA V

4400

670

GILL ANITA

5300

670

GROSSMAN LOLA

5650

670

HOLLAND KERMIT S

5600

670

HUFFMAN J D

670

KARNES . DELBERT -R

4450

670

KING Z JEANNE

4400

670

LUNDY - HAROLD- . D

4600

670

MCVAY . WILLIAM- . A.. .i

4300

670

MOORE - GRACE - R

670

MORGAN .. AUBREY -..-R . .:

4800

670

MOSIER.BROOKS - - E

5200

670

NICHOLS - VIRGIL LEE

4550

670

noKes . . mary . . -triplett

5700

PERDUE RALPH

4700

670

5200

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6000

5750 -

670

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PITTS - ' LORIRINK ' E 670

POWELL - JAMES- .RAY

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4400

SMART . - .jOHN... .. I

4750

670

snyder ...franklin c

5500

670

STALEY': -ELIZABETH TAYLOR-.-BOB ' . . J

670

THOMPSON -. JOHN -. B

4600

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* 670

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4800

WHITE DELBERT • P

670

..... WOM LOREE ,E

44®

670

W-INDES INEZ C

5M<.

670

WINTERS • BETTY

5200

670

WOODRUFF • S JOAN

4700

680

ANDERSEN.,POLLYE .. .. .

5350

680

BURRIS BETTY J

4500

680

CALLIS LEONARD.

5950

680

COFFEY NANCE.M

4300

680

COLEMAN EVA

4725

680

DELSIGNE• EMILE JR

5350

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680

DYER VICTOR D

5400

680

ECKER BESSIE

5200

680

EOFF FLOYD. . . E

4550

680

FRITZE. JAMES • KEWH

4300

680

GAMMELL WANDA . J

680

GRAHAM • • • BERT

680

GRAHAM•BEVERLEY

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680

HALE.DAVID• •RAY

680

HARRISON • • CHARLES . R

680

MARTIS • JEAN

680

HARVEY • JENNIE

680

HOLLIS • ABBIE

6200 _

680

HOPKINS •. VIVIAN

5000

680

JOHNSON R LOUIS

5700

680

KING • • • MILAM . ...M

680

KIRCHICK GEORGIA

6000

680

KNIGHT.WAYNE

4300

680

MCCASKILL • . WARD S ....

5200

680

METHENY.. .NETTIE.

680

MORGAN JANICE ANN

680

POTEET R • C

680

REIMER JO E

4400

680

ROMINES JACK A

4550

680

SCHEIN . LADONNA

4400

680

SCHULTZ . JR . . LEROY

4450

680

SMITH FLOYE...

4300

680

SMITH . • HER.SCH.EL. • E

6050

680

SNIDER JOHN

6200 ;

TWID.WELL • . CARL

5800

WEDGE JACK•C

5000

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MEETING FOR .JULY 9, 1962. . . - cont'd 4’L

trsonnel for 62 - 63

W725

ALLEN MAR I ETTE

4620

725

BENGTSON ' JR • L H

5750

725

BIGGS■JACK . GLENWOOD

5100

725

BRADFORD JR . EMMET 0

5300

72.5

BUSEY WOODROW . .C

5850

725

CARPENTER.JESS L

5900

725

CARVER COIÎÎÎÎL'IS

5100

725

CLUCK CAROLYN....

5200

725

COHEN SARA '. . R

6200

725

COLEMAN . THELMA W

6100

725

CONDREN ANN. WILLEAN

4700

725

CONNER WALTER L

6200

725

COOPER . IRA . .KENT

4300

725

CROSLEY HAROLD W

5000

725

DANFORD ' MARGUERRTE

6000

725

DONLEY LOWELL F

6200

725

EDWARDS WILLIE D

5200

725

EHLERS RICHARD

4515

725

EMERSON CARL DOLAN

6200

725

EPPERLEY . CHARLES M

4850

725

FIELDS EDDIE. .LEE

4700

725

FISH RAYMOND . . LEE

6000

725

FISHER EUGENE . . C

6680

725

FRAZIER. LEI LAHOMA S

5900

72.5

FRENCH NOBA. ' ELLEN

6050

725

GASSETT' DONALD ' RAY

4450

725

hall . HARRY . . . f

6000

725

HAMPTON SAILLJL , HANGER GWENDOLYN B*

-y . 5

&soo

725

HARMAN- . . JACQUE

520Q

725

HARPER DWAYNE A

6000.

725

HARRY . .MAX.1NE' KING

5400

725

HAUSER .. PHILLIP. ■ ■ . K

4400

725

HAWKINS. . .W 0

6200

725

HENDRIX.. PAUL ■ R

540©

HILL. LOUISE. . .A

.4500.

725

JACOBSON ANTON.D

6600

.725

JONESjRUTH. CRAIG

6200

725

JUDD EUNICE

....

4300

725

KIMBROUGH ... . FELIX . . .A

5750

725

KINCADE MABEL . M

6200

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

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..^.-725 -

1962 - 63

v...

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5600

LI ttlefield heNkt l

725

MAYES DOROTHY P

6200

725

METHENY DONALD

5800

725

MILLER JANELLE

4400

725

MYRICK ANNETTE

4500

725

OSSENKOP ALBERT JR

5500

725

PHILLIPS DONALD S

6200

725

PIGG JESSE L

4600

725

PITT T PEGGY

5200

725

PRYOR JOHN F

6000

725

SEMROD LUDVIK J

5400

SHANK LUCY P

4700

725

SINCLAIR GLADYS A

4500

725

SMILEY HAZEL M

5145

. 725

. APEEGLE JR C B

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LEE MELVIN LEWIS

725

—

725

a (SPENCER JANET

..'6000

./'“•i-'/s.v-S’GOO 5550,

725

STOCKTON ELTON j\

725

STONE OLLIE B

725

SUMMERS HETTYE R

58$0

725

VAUGHAN EDISON B

5700

725

WITT JACK

4450

750

ALEXANDER LEROY 0

5750

750

ALEXANDER LOLA T

6100

750

ALEXANDER RUBYE J

4750

750

BEATTY JEWEL L

5300

750

BENEFEE MAURICE

6000

750

BROWN MERITA H

5200

750

BUFORD GEORGE L

5750

750

BURNETT DOROTHY 0

5100

750

CLARK CAVANNAH

5300

750

CUDJOE FREZONIA M

4650

75<K %

CUDJQE LAWRENCE

6000

750

DABNEY MARGARET A-.,A

6200

750

DENTON JR WILLIE

4400

750

DIGGS JAM. ALFRE

DILLARD ANNA BEL. 750

DUL.AN JR OTISE

k 750

750

ELLIOTT VICTORIA P 5HBS0N GLENN E

5565

4800

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nnel for

750

GREER LOLA B

6200

750

HACKNER LAWANNA

4300

750

HEMPSTEAD JR BERRY

4800

750

HICKS LEROY J

4450

750

JACKSON TILLMAN V

4600

750

JAMES KATE LEE

4300

750

JOHNSON GENEVA W

4450

750

JONES RICHARD ' D

5300

750

KIRK MAJORIE

4500

750

LEWIS THEODORE R

4600

750

LOVE ZELMA R

6100

750

MASON MATTHEW A

4700

750

MATHUES LEOLA

4400

750

MCLEOD DARLENE

4650

750

MILLER MOSES F

6850

750

MOORE ERMA M^f^IE

4700

750

MOORE JESSYE J

5550

750

MORGAN AUGUSTA P

6100

750

MOSLEY JAMES L

4400

750

PARKS THELMA

5550

750

PERRY WILLIAM E

5500

750

PETERS JENNIE V

5100

750

REESE ROBERT A

4650

750

SANDERS ANDERSON V

4950

750

SCOTT JANICE W

4900

750

SEWARD JR WALTER E

5500

750

SHARP HILLARD H

750

SLOSS CURLEY L

5600

750

SLOSS MINERVA A

5400

750

STRONG EVELYN R

6700 ~

750

STRONG PAUL L

7160

750

SULLIVAN INMAN E

5900

750

TILLMAN DOVIE

5300

750

TODD MELVIN R

4800

750

WATERFORD GEORGE D

6100

750

WEDGEWORTH WILLIAM

4400

750

WILLIAMS GERALDINE

6200

775

ANDREWS WILLIAM

4550

775

BALL ZIONA Y

4600

775

BIRD WILMA C

4450

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5950

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775

BLACKBURN ■ ■ BOBBY .. .L ''

775

BOURKE . HELEN . M

775

BROOKS. HORACE C

63§0

775

BURTON MIRIAM L

5100

775

BUZBEE GERALDINE

6200

775

CAMMACK BARBARA

4550 ’

775

CARPENTER CHARLES R

5700

775

CHESHER ALICE M

6200

775

CLINE HELEN R

4700

775

COFFEY . MARILYN A

4400

775

CONGER.JAMES H

5900

775

COPELAND IVY . L

5750

775

COPHER. . CORTEZ

4500

775

COX JAMES .. W

£400

775

CREEKMORE . . JANIE . H

4450

775

CROWE PAUL

775

DAVIS CLAYTON ■ .. LEE

5900

775

DELASHAW .TREASURE . P

4700

775

DILL. THURGASU

4300

775

ECTON ...NELLIE- . B

775

E.LLI.S . .STEPHEN .. W

4550

775

ERIKSEN ' GORDON G

4600

775

FINDLY . . . ..EVELYN. - G

5200

775

GARDNER . DONALD L

4400

775

HAGGARD . ' . BERNICE .L

5565

775

HALE . CHARLES. A . JR

5300

HARRISON . CLOYIE ..L

5200

775

HAYNES- JERRY

5000

775

HENDRICKS JO. ALICE

5600

775

HEUSEL ' GERALD B

5100

775

HOKE . DAVID D

4650

775

HUGHES BILLY R

4650

775

IRWIN.REX

775

JOHNSON ARTHUR CARR

6000

775

JOHNSON . . DWIGHT . K

4450

775

KENDALL . ELIZABETH

4550

775

LEACH MARVIN ..........

4550

775

M. ABREY . J .. DONALD

4450

775

MARCOTTE ■ . LEONARD

5700

775

MAYS BEVERLY BEA

4300

775

MCLAURIN . . ...MARY . ,.■ E. . W.....

4300

775

...... 6200 .

5700

5200

...

V-.

■

6150

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...

.. ...... ........ I.

Personnel for 1962 - 63

775

MILLER RAE

6200

775

M-ILLER RAMAH D

4800

775

MILLS MADGE . H

5000

775

NICHOLS RAYMOND T

5350

775

OHM-ART. SIDNEY M

4500

775

;pWEN . KATHLEEN . 8

6000

775

PADEN JOHN M

6200

775

PARK MABEL . C

6200

775

PARKER WILLIAM

4850

775

PEALE.DOROTHY 0

6000

775

PLATT . JOHN CURTIS

5000

775

RICKS GLENN.E

4300

775

RIPPEE .WANDA J

4500

775

ROARK NANN'S

6200

775

SHEPARD GLADYS

6200

775

SKIDMORE LINDA G

4400

775

SKOUGE MARY E

4550

775

SMELSER CARROLL . L

5900

775

SPANN LUCILE R

6200

775

ST DIZIER . RODNEY . I

5550

775

STRASNER.HOPE

4700

775

TAYLOR... DORIS ■ . N

6200

775

TEETS . GEORGIA . . E

4650

775

THOMPSON .MARGARET H

6000

775

TYLER . MAXINE

5200

775

URMSTON . .ELIZABETH A

5400

775

VAN POOL . DONALD E

5700 -•

775

VON TUNGELN H . A

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WALKER PAULLlMJF .

775

WARRAM .RUTH ..M

5400

775

WEDDING MARY E

6200

775

WEST . BETH

6200

775

WILLIGHAM..HELEN .. R

5500

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LIBRARIANS.....

Personnel for

505

GOFF . ANN

1962 - 63

515

GRAHAM.. : JUANITA S

5800..

518

LLOYD'. HELEN... ....

53>^.a;..

520

FOSTER HENRIETTA

6400

523

SIMPSON JUANITA

5100

525

DONALDSON MILDRED

6500

610

POVERUD . KENNETH

5300

620

UNFERTH ETALEA

6600

630

PATTERSON . . MILDRED

5800

640

GIBSON AUDREY . S

.60.°!

650

DIERD0RFF MARIAN

6600

650

PRYSE. JOAN ABELS

4700

660

THOMPSON . ETHEL.B

6050

670'

ARNOLD LOUISE ■ A

670

KISER RUTH HELEN

—

77, ' 7

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2700

5500

680

' HATCHETT.UNA V

6600

750

BELL ... SARAH ... J

5800

775

DOUGHTY.. ALMA

5800

775

GAY ETHEL .M

5800

'v;

107850*

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BAILEY... BARBARA

6200

BRUNSON . ROBERT L

5000

DAV.IS . RUTH

5300

DOUGLAS . IRMA ' F

6800

HICKS HELEN.C

7600

JONES THELMA .H

5400

LUNN JR MERVEL S

8700

MONROE MERLE

6170

MORGAN CUFFIE S

6000

SNELSON EVYLIN-E D

7000

SPARKS . AMY.M

6200

WHEELER... SHIRLEY B

4800

75170**

214C

GUIDANCE..I!

505

BOWMAN.GLEN.DEBS

6300

50'5

CHASE . .. RUBY ' . P

6400

MEETING FOR JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

Personnel for

ARMSTRONG WYNEMA E

5950

515

GARDNER DANIEL A

6750

518

CREECY . VINNIE V

6000

520

HOUSTON HYDER.J '

5450

520

WILLIAMS LEWIS C

6800

520

WOOD . CHRISTINE

6150

523

LEWIS . MILDRED I

6800

525

FARROW ' NELL G

6250

525

FERGUSON.EARL . .G

5600

525

WHITE . . J . C

6350

610

CROSNO . INA • MAY

6600

610

REEVES ... .JEWELL D

6850.

620

ONEAL FREDA ENLOE

6150

620

PETREE.JAMES.H

5500

620

STONE LAPRELLE M

5400-

630

BITTLE JUANITA K .

6800

630

BUCKHOLD ERNEST A

6000

630

NEES. JAMES B

6000

CLIFTON -SAM G

6100

640

PEYTON NAN • E

6550

640

SHINN T CHLOE

6250

650

CHAPMAN GEORGE

5250

650

MARSHALL ALTON J

6100

650

PETERS FRANCES . G

6600

660

CLAY . DOROTHY A

6800

660

■ ELLIS. . .HENRY ETTA

6500

* 515

■

1962 - 63

640

•

660

HALL • • DONALD . J

5350

660

KARNS LEE . 'THOMAS

5800

670

BERRY ROBERT' L

5900

670

CATES* JUAN I TA

670

KELLOG ANNA G

6000°*

680

LANE . ELEANOR

5500

680

WITT WILLIAM. .'. T

5400

725

ATWOOD GEORGE H

5500

725

BEEN . GLADYS'V

68Q0

725

SCHOOLING . . DELLA

6200

JMMA.nmson r

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ARRIS' .SHERMAN M

6350 6800

S-

Or ...••. -«wley lea f •' • • ' , WILSON/THELMA B

775

' • HULET• RETHA . W

6800 6800 6800 i

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1962 - 63

_______ _.................................. LZ

H 775 . . .

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i«2saaBss»’:

JOHNSON JIM JUNIOR

■ .TY#^AAES . OLA M '' 7

775

WEINERT DUANE R

775

WESTER BERNIECE

.. 6800

292500*

214E

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T V

ABBOTT RUTH

6300

BRITTON MELBA L

5600

COFEIA WILLIAM J

5600

COSNER ■ . ANNAMARIE..

6100

DAVISON GRACE E

5750

•DEWEES CECILE

6000

DIPBOYE EUGENE LEON

6000

EBEL ANN

6500

GRAY ' PHILLIP

6000

HENCKE BARBARA

4600

HENSLEY . DOROTHY L

2350

LACAr . ^AR^Y

5900

LILLARD BILL J

9000

MCCAIN MARY

5850

MIZE ALLENE.L..........

5700

MOORE LEE C

4700

PRUITT . MARY' ' M

6500

RINGLER .. PAUL D

-6200

TUEL . ISIS

4600

WARD BARTLETT A

7700

WHELIHA'N GLADYS

6300

WILLIAMS ..MARIETA

6500

WINBRAY J 0

6100

670

PICKENS LOIS D

5500

775

BYARS - LEILA ■ O^l^i^l^IA

6500

4>‘i -

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147850*

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ADKISSON . DORIS. P

1470

105

BEATY ... .LOLA. . M

2/422

110

WRIGHT . NONA.. B

2422

120

BENSON . . M'ON'A

1163

130

ADKISSON DORIS . P

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

1-470

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2422

RENSHAW MARY . E

1900 *

STEWART THELMA L

2422

PORTER GLADYS

2422

ARGO RUBY J

2422

LEDBETTER . HAZEL J

1800

JOHNSON JESSIE L

2375

FRANKLIN GENEVA

2042

BROWN.MARY ALICE

2185

Personnel for 1962 - 63

HENEGAR LOIS . C

950

190

OFFICER EVA . M

1995

195

DRAGS . AUDREY

2137

205

MCCAULEY7. RUBY C

1211

210

DILLENDER MARY.RUTH

1900

215

WILLIS.. HELEN P

1187

220

EDWARDS ELLANNA

1947

220

TOMLINSON . ; ; ELRA J

2090

230

RUCKER JANIE

2090

235

SHOUSE'GENEVA G

1163

240

EVANS HELEN R

1116

250

KLOPFENSTEIN . EDITH

2042

255

ROWLES HAZEL . C

2422

260

BRUCE ANITA ■ M

1021

265

ROWE . . GLADYS

2422-

268

ANDERSON MARGERY

270

FERSTL . . BERNICE

1068

275

FLETCHER . VIOLA

2327

S-

973 <

■-

280

GRIFFIN EULITA

285

GEORGE BEVERLY M

1187

295

JAWORSKY ' ‘ : ' EVA

2090

300

JORDAN NOUS. E

2327

305

ROGERS . ISOBEL E

2422

310

WILLINGHAM ' . ' ,G . D

315

SIMMONS . . OLA ' P

2422

320

.BOIRREIlL.

LOUISE G

2185

330

MCCRACKEN ; . ' MARION

10.92

335

RIDINGS. ;.HELEN•L .............

2422

340

HARLAN ;. DAISY

2422

350

KEETON .. ..ORA

1900

353

MCNUTT . WANDA W

1021

355

BLACK ; .GENECE

1068

2137

997

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W 360

60DSY RutH'S

2327

365

SCHWEDLAND . P I

2375

370

NEWBERRY JEAN

2280.

375

BLACK BETTY P

1947

380

TUMA GRACE

385

NICHOLS AGNES S

Personnel for

160

1962 - ' 62

390

SCHULER . EDITH N

973 2422

1211

395

SMITH NINA . G

2422

400

F.ELAND . . OPAL . . . REECE

1211

405

DELP HAZEL'M

2422

410

SMITH ANNA . MAE

2422

413

VERNON . THYRA

3300

BARNETT FRANCES A

2422

GOODRIDGE ' EMMA M

2042

KLEPAC LOIS

1211

FULLRICH LAURA

1116

BRUCE ANITA M

1021

GEORGE. . .BEVERLY. M ,

1187

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95$

455

BARTLETT JUANITA K

2422

460

HAGER ... HELEN.G

2422

■/. t

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465

SILER' . LOLA

2422

.. . '

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475

HOLMES . HAZEL T

2422

477

GOW ..IN .. MARCELLA

2042

480

WEBSTER HELEN B

2422

485

JONES . THELMA A

2327

505

MANN.. RUTH

2700

505

WHITEHEAD JUDITH ' . A

1950

510

CHAPMAN . .FRANKIE

2100

515

BOYTE . . MOZELLE

285©

515

GOURE RUTH

2350

515

WALLACE JOHNENE M

2700

518

LESHER BETTIE .LEONE

2400

518

TREICHLER- NANCY

2850

520

HENSON . DOLLA

2400

520

STEVENSON ...VIVIAN L

2650

523

ANDERSON . MARY ' K

2350

523

RAINWATER ...LORENE .L

2550

523

THOMPSON . "PRICILLA

2750

MEETING FOR JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

Personnel for 1962 - 63

525

BREITHAUPT NEVA H

525

CHANDLER MARY E

525

JOHNSON ATHA M

610

COOK GLADYS S

610

HOLLIWAY LEILA MARY

610

KEFFER ELOISE

3240

610

SCHIEL LAHOMA J

3420

BUSBY BEATRICE

2700

620

ELLSWORTH MADELINE

2450

620

STEPHENS RACHELLE K

3540

630

CAMPBELL PEGGY

2800

630

LITTLEFIELD OPAL

630

SPEED LOUISE

2940

MAHAFFY MARGARET P

3540

MALONE GLADYS K

2800

PINE FRANCES

2600

SCOTT ALENE CLEMENT

3420

2Â® 00

ALLMAN JUANITA

ALLSBROOK HELEN H

2650

ANDERSON NORA

HAFFNER DOROTHY S

3180

650

KOOPMAN JUNE B

2450

650

SANER LAURA L

2450 -

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3480

660

JANSSEN FRANCES

660

MCELVANY EVELYN J

3180

660

VAUGHT CAROL JANE

1025

670

KATSAKIS LILA FAYE.-^j

670

KINCAID DOROTHY

670

KUTZ NITA

2200

670

WILSON MARY E

2450

680

MASTIN VALLIE

2500

680

POWELL MILDRED

3000

725

CHADWELL 1

725

HAR

3540

725

HORN IRENE S

3420

725

TAYLOR LAURA I

2100

725

WILLIAMS GENEVA M

750

CHRISTIAN FRANKIE M

750

PERRY MARIE

siS

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2000

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CHRONISTER MARY ANN

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HANKEY^MARY

1962 - 63

<775

HARRIS .. DELMA

775

KING IONA"J .

775

PHILLIPS. ABBIE G

2150

775

STAUFFER LAURETTA M

3480

775

TAYLOR ' DORI.S K

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2700

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BENNETT MARGARET ' I

3780

COOK BETTY . ■ JEAN

3660

FAULKNER ... MAVA

3060

FUQUA ..GERTRUDE ....K ,

3960

HANNUM JUANITA FAYE

3480

LEONARD DELLA.J

MCCCALL BEULAH D

ROBINSON J YVONNE

3600

RUSSOM ' AUDREY

3300

TAYLOR .WlLNA B

3600

TI.NNEMEYER BETTY

3540

YOST.MAURITA F

3780

3000 ,

3120

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145

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SMITH . MARY ...LOU <. ".WHITE . ..ESSIE B

1665 1665

FERGUSON. HELEN J

1665

LONG KATHLYN

1665

415

MASON . VELMA.RUTH

1665

525

COOPER BETTY ' J

2025

650

APPLEBY GRACE

2025

725

MEYERS BURNETTA

1890

775

GREEN MARTHA

1935

775

OWNBEY NORMA J

1890

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180'90.*

215D

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2115

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*■

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HOUK MYRTLE N

2820

LOCKWOOD JARRY

1850

NIGH VIVIAN G

3780

PARKER ... BILLY'L

2520

PATTERSON BARBARA M

3540

PENDLETON . MELBA C

348Q

RAY LUELLA GRACE

2820

REILLEY . JUNE D

2700

WEST DELLORA

3960

WHITE HELEN V

2150

WOMACK... FRANCES

3060

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3.8480*

215D2

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MORRIS . CLARIS A

2800

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2200

5000*

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215D3

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COATS.LUTHER

OWEN . JOHN W

2340

SNOW . DONALD

3200

2640

t. 8180*

215D4

LIBRARY . .CLERKS

510

BRINDLEY. ..THELMA A

515

RITCHIE ..... JOANN

518

M.ISKOVSKY . FREDA

523

RITCHIE JOANN

1125

52.5

GILMORE "MILDRED ' V

2100

620

HENDERSON B-ILLIE . F

925

640

HENDERSON BILLIE .F

925

670

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...

BLEVINS MARY

7000

COLLINS MARGARET A

6285

DRY GLATHA V

6233

GLIDEWELL WANDA.J

5550

GREEN WANDA

5655

HURD M ■ MILDRED

5865

MCKNIGHT ■ NITA E

6900

PERRY ■ HAZEL . . ■B..........

6684

PHILLIPS . ROBERT R

8000

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ROPER ■ ■ .BERNIECE

5970

---- crnTT GWENDOLYN

4920

TAYLOR M RUTH

4973

TOWNSLEY JO ANN

5340

WELLS ■ MARY. ...M

6128

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6930

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130

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92433*

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D.'ONCEEL SANDRA A

2940

SNIPES . .CARRIE ■ ■ LEE

3600

6540*

321A

PHYSICIANS

FARR.LOUISE

8800

LYTHCOTT GEORGE

1800 10600*

321A3

SCHOOL NURSES

AKIN MARGARET.

5100

BIVENS NEOMA R

4800

BOOKSTORE HARRIET

5100

HALL MAE P

5000

HOEGGER WANDA S

3800

4400

HUDSON ■ ROSEMARIE

HUMPHREY. ■ . V.ERLA4

4300

KAIL .BEULAH

4300

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4800 4100

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NAVE . . MARJORIE . E

37 W

STATUM BARBARA L

4000

FIELD LUCY A

5618

130

130 . MAYSEX/MABEL E

505

HUNTER SHIRLEY M

3800

515

EWING GUSSYE ' E

4900

518

SMITH DOROTHY.V

3700

520

CARTER BAZZELENE B

5000

523

WOODS. IDA .. M

3800

525

MINER MARY FRANCIS

4700

610

LAYTON . LOUISE

5000

620 630

^^EEER . BERNIS . T

^WADLEY

3800

BEATRICE k

4200

640

WATTS ' WINIFRED

3800

650

DOUGLASM-OREE S

4200

660

G^l^DDELCC.PA^L.INE

4300

670

MCCLURE FLORENE E

4200

680

JAFFRAY SHIRLiB||. .,

3800

725

SANDERS LILLIAN ' ' !

4200

750.

POWELL ELEANOR K

3900

775

MOORE . NOLA

5100

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321A5 . 4

HALLER . WILLIAM C

9000

STEVENS ROGERS G

7200

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GOOCH .' ■ . ERNEST . RAY

HUDSON . DONALD .. M

LOVE GERALD . S

945

M.CB.RIDE.MARVIN M

945

MCCOY.. DWIGHT .. W

945

MITCHELL. ANDREW

945

SCOTT.JERRY DON

.945

SEEBECK . . GEORGE

/...;945

.SUMMERS. JAMES ' 'B

3900

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450A

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12952946 „

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3300

BECKNEL ALBERT LEE

3000

BIDWELL JR EMERY L

IAN HOI.LAND LUTHER - E

2880 3000

COOK CLIFTON C

2820

COTTRELL BALEY

2940

COVINGTON ROBERT E

3120

DRYDEN DEWEY

6500

FOX GEORGE - W

2880

HEATH - JAKE PERRY

2700

HIGHTOWER JOHNNY - C

2880

HUTCHINS FLOYD H

2520

JOHNSON LLOYD K

402.Q

JONES WILLIAM H

2400

KIMERY EARL LEWIS

2940

KIRKLAND RICHARD . - L

5500

LA NOY ELBERN W

2880 '

NIECE BENTON J

3060

NIX GRADY JAMES

2700-

PULLIAM WILLIAM C

7000

QUINTON WILLIAM W

2940

ROGERS LA VIRGE

2700

SEEgECK EARNEST B

2700

SIMPSON ' TRWS 6

2460

SMETTERS EARL E

2700

SPEED ALLEN

STEELE OTHO

JACKSON

STEWART '' JAMES ' 0...... ...

TARTER JACK

VAUGHN' WALTER M

2880

WALL JIMMIE L

2460

WINDHAM EARNEST C

3000

WOOD CECIL

2880

WOODY R^RT -DAY

2700

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2820

105

DI CK.SON WILLI E ,W ;

105

JOHNSON ALVA LOYED

110

HALL BEN B

110

STANFORD HOMER D

120

CHOATE LUCIAN

125

ALGER A L

2SW

125

ATTERBERRY EARL

3900

130

ROBERTS ELMER J

3300

135

MCDONALD J FLOYD

288©

135

PUTMAN WILLIAM J

.;^2640*

135

SMITH EUGENE K

1230

140

BUTLER CHARLES W

3300

140

DICK WILLIAM F

2760

145

PRUITT JIMMY LEE

2160

150

WRIGHT ROBERT L

155

CARDER STEVE D

3900

PUTMAN HERMAN M

2760

160

BRAYTON WARREN T

390©

160

PERMENTER NED

,..155

165

165 jik170 1 /170

175 1 175

2478

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...185

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2580

ROGERS HARRIS 6

294Qi

LEE JAMES E

2460

ROBINSON WALTER E

3300

OSBORNE VAN ARRETTE

3780

REED ANDREW L

2460

175

TAYLOR JOHN

180

MCCUTCHEN JERRY R

3300

180

OWINGS LARRY ZED

1260

185

HANNAH RICHARD W

1260

615

REDDEN ARVIL

3240 &

ES WILLIAM

190

LOVE HENCE

2880

190

OSBORNE ARTERY 0

3900

195

SMITH MARVIN

2700

195

UPCHURCH HOMER L

3900

200

HARVEY JOHN LESTER

3300

205

ANDERSON ARTHUR J

3120

205

DORRIS SHIRLEY 0

1380

210

ELLISON GEORGE

3300

210

TODD ROBERT P

1260

215

GARRISON SAM

3540

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MURPHY FRANK R BERRYMAN JAMES A

INGLE THURMAN R

3300

220

SMITH FRANCIS E

1440

225

FINDLEY LARRY JOE

225

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627

3300

230

HAYWOOD FRANK

3300

230

SHERRILL CLAUDE

1440

235

WINTON CHARLES E

3240

240

DEVERS ELVIN HERMAN

240

LONERGAN CHARLES A

244

STEPHENS WES ' S

245

COPELAND LEONARD A

245

HOLLOWAY HUBEY N

250

COLEY WILLIAM' H

255

CAMP JACK

2580

255

WALL OTIS J

3600

260

CAIN VON^IE LEE

263

EVANS HUGO W

1590

265

LONERGAN CHARLES A

1290

265

POOL GERMA W

3660

265

RUSSOM BOB L

2460

268

BURDETT'WILLIAM P

3180

268

MOON GARY A

270

PERMENTER CARL DEAN

2880

270

SMITH FLOYD E

3900

275

CHOATE IRA C

2640

275

DUNKIN J C

2460

275

MOON IRVIN ALVIN

2880

275

THOMAS,BRASEL B

627

280

ADAIR.GEORGE . ' F

2760

280

KNIGHT • . OWEN J

3300

.'3300

645

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KOLAR HENRY G

295

305

MCCOLLUM WILLIAM. . . ■ H

3900

WILLIFORD . ROBERT • R

2640

COTTRELL OLEN C

2820

NOLEN ■ • • ROY F

■3710

TREBBE JACK LOUIS

2580 i

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310 J.

BERRY JESSE L

310

ROSEBROOK ' RALPH M

315

JOLLIFF WALTER H;

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315

3300

3MtH

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'W' '• J'

320

BREWER EDDIE HILRY

3600

320

TAYLOR NOAH E

2760

325

KELLEY CALVIN W

2880

325

RUTHERFORD . JACK D

1980

330-

FERGUSON LAWRENCE L

3120

335

GOLDERS . JOHNNY

2700

335

HOLSEY HENRY ■ ■ ALEX

3300

340

GRISSOM ENOS GEORGE

2880

340

POTTER HAROLD 0

3300

345

YOUNG ROBERT

3420

350

BATSON.SR THOMAS ■ P

2520

350

JOHNSON JAMES H

3780

353

ROUSE MACK H

3300

353

SMITH ■ . EUGENE . ' A

1230

355

SIMMS BERNLEY

3240

360

BIDWELL EARL E

2520

360

BOYER ■ HENRY O

1230

360

JONES HOWARD D

3300.

365

SPIVEY HOKE A

2580^

365

TARTER K RAYMOND

3720

370

DONNELL RICHARD R

370

LUPER MALORIA

3 3 OJL, $ 27^l

375

HOLMES ROBERT P

375

LOCKE WILLIAM D

375

MIKLES W T

330®

380

BRUMLEY FIELDER

1440

380

HUGGHINS . CECIL A

385

ANDREWS ODYS R

385

BOYER . ROY DAVID

385

GIBLET JOHN RAY

390

MCGARRY HOMER T

395

MARTIN RALPH JOSIAH

395

SAULS. JR JOE R

2520

400

BLEDSOE BILLY R

3300

400

COFFMAN JAMES ■.E

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405 405

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2580 . 2460

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c ^4 «• ' 1

410

BURNETT -EUGENE PAUL

3900

410

LOVE HENRY G

2880

413

BATES ORVILLE

413

JONES W B

3660

414

MOATES JAMES T

3120

415

SPRINGLER WILL P

2478

420

BRIDGETT ANTONE

3780

420

DOWDY ALPHONSO

2880;

425

NORTON WILLIAM F

3300 I

430

MULLINS CHARLES E

1260 y

430

POTTER HOWARD

324$

435

WILSON CHARLIE F

440

SHAW CLAUDE F

445

STEVENSON LLOYD

3000

450

CORCORAN ALBERT J

2760

450

LITTLE MICHAEL L

1230

450

WILKERSON LEO $

3780

455

CAMP FRANK R

3300

455

THOMAS BRASEL B

1935

460

BLACK ARTHUR HAROLD

3900

460

HOWARD FRANK M

2760 ' .

465

BURROUGHS JR GEORGE

0675

465

GRISHAM BRADLEY L

3900

POLLEY DELLEN B

288

6tTO

2520

CANARY NOAH J

475

TOD© CLAUD E

1440

475

WRIGHT MILTON E

2880

477

RHODES BEN A

1200

477

TAYLOR MILTON

3660

-..

480

TJGLE SILAS' JUNIOR

J240

485

BAILEY JAMES E

3900

485

GOLSON CLINTON L

2700

485

NELSON LEON R

2700

485

OSBORNE^DW^D E

2880

485

SLAUGHTER JAMES

288'0 ■

490

LYONS FRANCES L

690

495

_^ggMiS RODNEYS

475

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CLINGAN CLARENCE 6

505

3240 2460

FRANCEN JOHN WALTER HUFF .Sri

505X

■i . '-p PAW ~GE0R • . pw-'

510

&EESON DELL

510

HERNANDEZ FIDENCIO

2460

510

HUTCHINS JOHN H

3000

510

SPIVA NOAH J JR

2460

515

CARLOSS JAMES C

4140

515

EMMONS RAY DANIEL

2700

515

SMITH MARION W

3240

515

WALCHER IVAN

2880

515

WILLIAMS JAMES H

2880

Z .'515

WOODARD WALTER W

2880

Ml?

518

HENSOE GRADY. I VAN

518

PRfWETT LEMUEL" e

3.120

518

QUINTON JR JAMES.

■

518

SMITH FRED ROY

518

THOMAS RULLON C

4080

520

CARTER THOMAS

2580

520

EDWARDS CECIL W

2880

520

ELLIS ARCHIE

2820

520

EVANS WALTER H

4140

520

WEBSTER LEON R

2700

520

SCRUGGS Q T

3120

520

SUMMERS ALVIE

2880

523

BREWER WILLIAM

4080

523

HARRISON CLYDE W

2880

523

HENDRIX BRICEN L

2460

523

KIRKPATRICK D M

1440

523

LEWIS RAYMOND L

2760.

523

MCKEAN THOMAS B

3120

COTTON WINDALL W

2880

525

EWING T S

3iaa

HANLEY WILLIAM M

525

HENDERSON RICHARD C

525

.3120

2880

PEERY LEON T

*25

PERRY WM TRAFFORD

1380?

525

REAVIS ROBERT F

4260

525

STOW VIRGIL A

2760

MEETING FOR JULY 9, 1962 cont'd

Personnel for 1962-63

610

BARNES ROBERT M

2880

610

BEAIRD GEORM 0

2820

610

BRANSON HOWARD L

2520

610

CLEMONS CLIFTON C

3960

610

COFFMAN JAMES D

2700

610

DANIELS PAUL

2700

610

HOWARD CLIFFORD W

4620

610

KIMBRO JAMES W

270<

610

MOORE LEO VIRGLE

252^

610

NIECE RONNIE A

2460

WEBB EUGENE E

2760

610

WILSON DAVID C

3120

620

BYFORD HOMER L

2460

620

CAUDLE EARL GLENN

2580

620

GUFFIN VIRGIL W

2700

620

HARRISON CHARLES A

2580

620

HENRY FRED F

1935

jyir M

JL. ifeJ&

620

IRELAND DAVID S

3240

620

LANOY HENRY D

2460

620

RICH WILLIAM M

4500

620

THEIS GODFREY 6

2880

620

UNSELL VIRGIL C

2340

630

BARTON AMOS H

2700

630

BIRCHFIELD EDWARD V

3240

630

HOWARD CHESTER C

2880

630

^KENNEY JR^ROLD

2880

1 :

630

LANGLEY B^Fw

2880 j

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630

MORRISON CHARLES C

2880

630

PUNNEO CECIL R

2880

630

ROBERTS WILLIE T

2520

630

SKAGGS ALVA UR A

4500

630

WHALEY HERMAN J

2700

630

WILLIAMS ROBERT E

2820

640

COLLINS BUSTER B

2760

640

EATON EARL P

1230

640

GRISSAM CARELL V

3240

640

HENRICKS CLAUDE F

2580

640

MAHAN RAY C

2700

640

MELVIN ARTHUR J

4560

640

~PAYNE ,-XWl

640

REECE DON CAROL*"*

2520

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4^^

2760

WILSON-. FRED' A

' >*■

640

ZUMPFE HENRY'

650

ARNOLD - -- ROY. LEONARD *

650

COX VIRGIL; . . C

2880

650

DARTY LEE

2820

DOYLE CECIL A

2880

650

GARNER WILLIAM O

2880

650

LITTLE.JOHN

3000

650

LUNNON CHESTER J

2580

650

MCDONALD JOHN W

4500

650

NEFF CHARLEY L

2460

650

RANSOM ANDREW C

2880

650

RODGERS DAVID E

2460

650

WILLIAMS ELTON E:........ ....

1845

660

BRASHER .ACY'C

2880

660

BURNETT ' ' TRUUMAMf

4620

660

DOWNING THOMAS.

2760

660

FOX 0 L

2700

660

HEINRICKS ERVIN C

2640

660

JOHNSON CHARLEY G

29<6

660

JONES WILLIAM R

2880

660

MORGAN. .CHARLIE R

2700

660

MUSE - JERRY EDWARD

2880

660

SKAGGS ELTON G

2880

670

DUNN VIRGIL E

2520

67Q

DYCUS RICHARD LEE

2580

670

FRENCH - . EARL E

2760

670

KENT WILLIAM-T

4500

670

PIERCE THOMAS E

2880

670

PIPPINS EARL R

2700

670

TIPPS BOBBY JOE

2160

670

TREAT ' HUGH - WESLEY

3060

680

DEAN EARL M

4320

680

DIKE - -CHARLES W

2520

680

DODD DELMAS H

3660

680

KENNEDY ' BARNEY- -W

2580

680

MORGAN EARL J

680

PRESCOTT GENE

680 .

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725

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2520

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AKEY . BUDDY JAMES

2520

725

BROWN JAMES A-

2880

725

BURGESS .''IVY L

2700

725

BURLESON EVERT D

2880

725

CANARY AUSTIN ...C

2880

725

DOBBS ALLEN

2820

725

HACKETT EARL ELTON

2880

725

HALL HAROLD WINTON

4140

725

JOHNSON CLAUD REED

2340

725

JOHNSON WALTER G

1080

725

JONES THOMAS L

1230

725

MUSGRAVE CHARLEY C

2760

725

PARKER WILLIAM H

2940

725

SISSON RAYMOND L

2760

725

SMITH CLAYBURN P

2700

725

SMITH JAMES . ALBERT

2640

725

TEAGUE ARTHUR 0

4500

725

WILLIAMS WALTER A

2880

725

YOUNG BUDDY J

2760

750

BOLDEN SYLVESTER

270£L

750

CUDJO'PATTON G

2880

750

FELTON JOHN RICHARD

2880

750

GILMORE ALBERT

750

JACKSON ROBERT L

2700

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4500

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750

WALTON JEFF

775

BEAIRD ARVIL R

2940

775

BEESON IVAN L

4620

775

BLAND SAMUEL .. L

2880

775

CRAWFQRP .. . HARVEY

775

FORGA 'HERMAN . ..T

775

GROSS .EUGENE. P\

775

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2880

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2880

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RIGGLE . RUTH ' ,'E

27oi

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ROBERTSON. .DAVID W

2460

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RODEN DOUGLAS DEAN

2520

775

TEAGUE SAM. A

4140

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TERRY . ELZIE L^E^E

2880

775

THOMAS I^V^I^F^I^T^T GUY

2700

775

WELDON BASIL L

2520

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2520

KITSON MARIE A

SLATTOllPROSLYH A

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ELDER BLAINE

4380

FRANCISCO DWIGHT . M

3680

HANEY NEAL

2980

MOBLEY WILLIAM ' RAY

3780

ROBINSON WALTER

3580

SAYLOR OTTO T

3180 _

SMITH ' FORREST B

3420

STOW JESS W

3750

THOMAS RAY C

2880

WEBSTER ANNA MAE

2820

WOODWARD MORTIMER

8000

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2760 45210*

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MEADE RALPH L

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4100

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NOAH ABEL

3600

POPE CHARLES A

4500

16200*

T V ENGINEERS

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd -Uh.

d 1

1 1 1

d J

J J

3600

BENSON PAUL D

bonds-Ted

BURCH QUINCY-DEE

3100

GOODALE LEONARD L

3100

GORDON JOHN'**"’

630Q

HIBBARD NICHOLAS W

3200

MCCARLEY ISAAC W

6200

MILLER JAMES CLYDE

7300

NEWTON RICHARD L

4100

NOLL DON

4400

SMOOT DWIGHT L

1800

SPRINGER PAUL J

3700

STACEY JIM

4800

STACY LARRY W

3200

STOCKINGER . EUGENE L

4400

STOKES - JUNE,B

3400

WIMER - JAMES T

3400

ZOBISCH.PAUL N

3600

74400*

510D6

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Personnel 1962-63

flB

FILTER MEN 7

COLEMAN CARL THOMAS

3600

SONGER JAMES A

4400

8000*

d d

550A

CAR ALLOWANCE

610B2

ELECTRONICS 7

. J

BURNETT RALPH - T ■ ■ - .%*■: : ' ' p ;

4800 '

, dd

.- 4800

pickens^ia/Wrence r

4000

SHEPHERD LARRY J

3500

WEBSTER J ALFRED

7000

■

24100*

61OC

FURNTTURE REPAIR 6

ARIAS - JOSE M

3300

DEPLOIS LOUIS. ............

4500

HICKEY._CLARENCE W

3900

SPITLER - -JOHN - -: -F.

3400

WOODS - WILLIAM- . E

3200

/■

18300*

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 , - cont'd

RECREEATIONAL

9 10A 4

Personnel 1962-63

. 1872

EGGELING. .AUINR

1872*

J SUMMER SCHOOL

912A

1 960A

ADULT SCHOOL 4 4

4200

BAKER CLAUDIA J

5100

^5OOCH HARRY

7000

HICKS ■ HARRY EDWARD

JOHNSON IRIS DEAN....}.

-4-

KILLOUGH RUTH A

-4.

1 £

.1 • f •••

4500 •• ■■

KLINE ' EDITH C

540$

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LOWE ELIZABETH

4500

MASON RUSSELL

5100

MCLAIN MARGARET

5400

- A500

^J^ceuSl^

la rue

4500

£,e

2520 •*

SUMMERS JUDY C

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52720*

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610A

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ANDERSON ■ WILLIAM . . M

4100

Calhoun. .Robert a

400(|

DAVJJ&. . CHRISTA . R

DEAN CLARENCE . W

4000$ v 3500. ,

JACKSON MILA W

3800

KELLEY LEE

2900

LYNCH OTIS ......

4600

LYNCH ..OVIL

4100

MCCRACKEN RAUL

PARSONS HAROLD H

QUALLS ELZ1E ..DAVIS

RAINS TONEY R

RATTAN.PAUL C

4000

REYNOLDS BENJAMIN C

4700

SKINNER NAVOY A

WILLIAMS GEORGE, A

£0

? 3000

4700 3300

. .... t

£ £ '

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■ ■

■

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3900-

.. ,-»— jJQOO-.

■ iw«n°O DO 60800*

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610B

BUILDINGS ■-1

ALLEN BOBBY ' ' ' L

4500

ANDERSON . . RAYMOND C

4000

Ashbrener ALBERT

AUSTIN CLIFFORD J

AUTAUBO EDDIE A

3500 i..

BALLARD CLARENCE , ’A

BARFIELD CECIL E

BELDEN PAUL J

4000

BELLER HASKELL D

4400

BIRDWELL JAMES B

BOND HENRY H

3500

BOYETT, HELEN L

4500

BURGESS , J’B

3900

BURROUGHS GEORGE W

4800

BYUS JAMES R

3500

CASSADY JR JOHN B

5100

CHANDLER SR CLINTON

5100

CLARK GEORGE M

4700

CLAYTON BOYD B

4900

CLEMONS LOUIS W

3500

COFFMAN EUGENE C

4100

COO|BAN WILLIAM m

5800

COOdWI^JR

5400

COJ.INS,, ARLEY , DEE

3600

COLLINS, FRED D

4200

CONDE WILLIAM A

3200

COX ■ GEORGE■I

DANIELS ' HUBERT 0

4400

.DANIEL JOHN■ WILLIAM

4500

DAVIS ’ JOHN THOMAS

5100

DAVIS OR IE

5300

3600

V ”-*•7 7

LARRY C

•DERMID LEW.IJKALLEN

6100

DIVlNEY HOMER

4500

DILBECK JOHN L

4500

EASTEP LOYD M

410

EATON .DEWEY EDWARD..

FARMER EUGENE,?-

FLANIMN.LAWRJBNCLM

4600

7 ™

FURR . . ; tAMUEL O

4100

FURR TOY F

3400 ‘

Personnel 1961^-63

MEETING . OF JULY' . 9, 1962 ■ - cont'd

Personnel 1962-63

GLASS CLINT 0

GO'LIGHTLY ROSS E_

GRANT -GENERAL ,ULL

GREEAR KERMIT S

480(®

GREER SHADIE LEE

3500

HAINS REO R

3800

HAMMON"-. ELIJAH M

4500

HARRELL. JR RICHARD

3300

. --*d

7 7

■■

■■■

3600

...HARRISON . GEORGE R HENDRIX TERRY R

4100

HOBGOOD -JOHN E

3600

HORNBECK THEODORE D ,

HOWELL GLOYD ELBERT

HURT - - HENRY -. . .I. JOHNSTON WILLIAM L

3750

KING EUGENE N KORNEGAY MELVIN K

4700

LONG EUGENE WOODROW

4400

LOONEY KEITHEL " . L

3800

LOUNDS STANLEY . R

4700

LYNCH . ODIS

5600

MARSHALL ELMORE C

3300

MARTIN ANDREW L

3300

MARTIN LEON J

4400

MILLER BILL G

4400

MILLER HERMAN F

3300

MILLER JOHN E

5000

MILLER' KENNETH R

4500

MILLER LEWIS. G

3700

MURPHY EDWARD L

4000

OVERTURFF CLYDE . R

5000

4 ■>

4400

'.jpAINTEiR JASPER L

PAINTER. WILLIAM L

4600

PENDERGRASS ESTEL

3500

QUINTON - RAYMOND A

3600

RENCH ... MAURICE L

4000

RUSSOM . - BUCK - .A

4500

ffcj ”• -7

. . J5EAT0N DOY R

3500

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

' -.7

.. SHELTON. DAVID........

....

4600

SMITH FLOYD 0

4000

SPARKS JAMES.S

3600

SPENCER ROBERT H

4800

STEVENS WILLIE T

3300

STEWART HAROLD J

4500

STEWART H.G JOE

5300

THOMPSON ADAM

4000

THORNBROUGHiDONVIN

3300

TURNER JAMES E

4400

TURNER WILLIAM R

4400

UNSELL HOWARD T

3600

WALL GRADY L

4500

wattenbarger w t

4700

WHITAKER THOMAS . R

4700

WILLIAMS .WILLIAM' A

4900

WILSON HERMAN H

7300

YOST JOHN B

5000

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1 1

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425150* ,

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BUCHANAN HERMAN 6

9000

CHESNUT LOIS.L

3480

FISHER „ .RUSSELL H

8000

GEORGE.N L

HACKLER MARGARET

2400

RANDOLPH WILLIS R

4300

SILK

smithy wallace r '< J-

8300

FOUJJlUv D

2325

GEBE&Ta. VICTOR

HANCOCK . WAYNE R

6000

HINES JON . JAY

3800

JONES HERBERT . .G

6000

LANDON GRANT K

6500

MASON JANICE E

2640

MUDRAK.FRANK

5100.

POCK CHARLES F

6100

POTTS RUHL J

SAMPLES RICHARD. G

(

12300

5400

.... 6800

5900

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Personnel 1962—63

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - cont'd

.SMALLWOODjMARJ.HA N

2760

SMITH KENNETH H

Personnel 1962-63

SOBHANI M 8

TODD QLJNN W

TURNTREED-J^ET^. .

5900

iJ800 135505*

CAR ALLOWANCE

611

BOND

PROJECT INSPECTORS

DANIELS WILLIAM E

PAYNE GfORGE H

6100

12400*

BOND

CAR ALLOWANCE

BOND

FORCE ACCOUNT PROJECTS

HORNBECK THEODORE D

5600

HOWELL GLOYD ELBERT

4900

HURT HENRY I

4600

JOHNSTON WILLIAM L

3750

KING EUGENE N KORNEGAY MELVIN K

4700

LONG EUGENE WOODROW

4400

LOONEY KEITHEL L

3800

LOUNDS STANLEY R

4700

LYNCH ODIS

5600

MARSHALL ELMORE C MARTIN ANDREKk MARTIN LEON J

4400 4400

MILLER HERMAN F

3300

MILLER JOHN E

5000

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MILLER LEWIS G g^Y EDWARD L

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JlmnER JASPER L

4400

PAINTER WILLIAM L

4600

PENDERGRASS ESTEL

3500

QUINTON RAYMOND A

3600

RENCH MAURICE L

4000

RUSSOM BUCK A

4500

SEATON- DOY R

3500

SHELTON - ' . DAVID

SMITH FLOYD•0

4000

SPARKS JAMES S

3600

SPENCER ROBERT H

4800

STEVENS WILLIE T

3300

STEWART HAROLD J

4500

STEWART H G JOE

5300

THOMPSON ADAM

4000

7 ...

THORNBROUGH DONVIN

3300

TURNER JAMES E

4400

TURNER - WILLIAM R

4400

UNSELL HOWARD T

3600

WALL GRADY L

4500

WATTENBARGER W T

4700

WHITAKER THOMAS R

4700

WILLIAMS WILLIAM A

4900

WILSON HERMAN H

7300

YOST JOHN B

5000

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425150*

610B4

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BUCHANAN HERMAN G

9000

CHESNUT - LOIS.- L

3480

FISHER - RUSSELL H

8000

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

■ -

•

■ - GEORGE N L

12300

HACKLER MARGARET

2400

RANDOLPH -WILLIS . - R

4300

J kui X

Personnel for 1962-63

MEETING OF JULY 9,

Personnel 1962-63

1962

COK'D

SMITH A

FOUTZ BILLO

■ \

HINES JON JAY

3800

;

JONES HERBERT 6

6000

LANDON GRANT K

6500

MASON JANICE E

2640

MUDRAK FRANK

5100

POCK CHARLES F

6100

POTTS RUHL J

6800

SAMPLES RICHARD G

5900

SMALLWOOD MARTHA N

2760

SMITH KENNETH H

6500

SOBHANI M

5900

TODD GLENN W

5900

TURNIPSEED.KENNETH

5800

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611

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DANIELS WILLIAM E

6100....

PAYNE GEORGE H JR

6300 12400*

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MEETING OF JULY 3, 1962 - CONT'D -

W. ••

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SYMIRIA ADAIR HOWARD ANDERSON JESSIE ANDERSON IRENE ASHWORTH HAYDEE AUSTIN LAVADA AYRES ALVERNA B BALDWIN EDWINA BATSON HAZEL BATES THELMA BEATTY FERN BENNETT IVA BENTLEY ROBERTA BIBLE GIOLA BLANK KINSHIP FLORENCE BOWEN ONA E BOWERS PAULINE BROWN MARY BUMGARDNER STELLA BURCHFI.EL EARLINE BUSH AGNES CATES NETA • CO-LLAMORE NORA COLLINSWORTH KATHRYN COLVILLE GLADYS COM'PTON

EDITH COONHELD JUANITA COWAN MARGARET CURTI.S BLANCHE • J DAVIS MILDRED DAVIS PAULINE DAWES JOYCE DEASON ANNA DENWALT ELIZABETH DEPRIEST MILFORD DEVER MARY DICK HELEN W DILLNNGHAM RUTH DORSEY MILDRED EASLON LEOTA ELLIS OPAL ESKEW IMOGENE FINDLEY GRACE FLETCHER RUTH FORD FAYE FOREMAN MILDRED GREEN DOLLY HACKNEY BEATRICE HAGER CLARA M HAMMAN LEONA HAMMER MAE HARVEY MAHLON•J HARVILLE MARJORIE • HAWKINS

x_ „

..._ ,

......... ■

WAUUHTA HEATHERLEY RUTH MAE HODGE MINA • M HOOVER SABLE HOPKINS WILMA .. C ..HOUSER LOUISE HOWELL LILLIAN JAHN BIRDIE JOHNSON ETHEL MAE . . JOHNSON HAZEL JOHNSON ERMA. . KEATON HELEN KEYSER IRENE KILLGORE...... LOUISE KING

BETTY KIRBY ............. .........................

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.......

......

LA VELMA KNIGHT ROSE.LANGLEY... .. ....... ROSALIND LA POINTE MARIE . LAWSON............ EDNA LEONARD VIOLET LEWIS WILLIAM 0 LEWIS RUTH LjÂUNlî^lÔ^N GUSTAVIA LOVELADY RUTH MALOY EDITH MAYFIELD LORETTA MCCLAIN EDITH MITCHELL IVIS . . . MOONEY

1935.00 4100.00 1665.00 2205.00 1575.00 3240.00 184-5.00 1755.00 1575.00 18-45.00 2850.00 2950.00 2025.00 2205.00 3050.00 1935.00 2700.00 3700.00 2205.00 1845.00 184-5.00 1755.00 1935.00 4000.00 2750.00 1935.00 2820*00 1845.00 3350.00 2750.00 1845.00 1665.00 1845.00 3900.00 4500.00 2820.00 3050.00 1755.00 1845.00 2850.00 1845.00 1665.00 2205.00 3600.00 1935.00 1665.00 2205.00 1665.00 1755.00 3350.00 3050.00 5000.00 3050.00

2025.00 175-5.00 1845.00 1755.00 ....... 1,935.00 3150.00 2025.00 2205.00 18-4 5.00 1935.00 1845.00 3650*00 1935.00 2205.00 1845.00 1755.00 4360.00 2025.00 1845.00 2205.00 2820.00 4300.00 ... 1845.00 1665.00 1845.00 360(0.00 3050.00 2700.00 1.75.5*00 .. -

Personnel for

1962-63

.MEETING. OF. . JULY .9, 1962 . - ..CONT'D

Personnel for 1962-63

JUANI TTTWRWCTCK".

....... ....... 1755,00 19.35,00 1845.00 1755*0.0 2850,00 1755.00 1935,00 1935,00 1665,00 3050,00 1665.00 1575,00 2025,00 1845.00 2205,00 1935.00 1575,00 7500,00 1665,00 1-935,00 2-820,00 2205,00 2025,00 4560,00

OTHA MURPHY LORETTA MYERS INA MARIE NICHOLS SALL IE OHAVER ELEANOR . OLIVER RUBY PARKS B-ILLIE PAULDEN FLORENCE E PAULDEN LAURA PONSOR ROSE J RAINBOW JEAN REASNOR LOVETTA REECE OLA REYNOLDS

JEWELL RIDLEY

X- ■

NORA ROACH OVA E ROBINSON GEORGE.ROWLEY JR TILLIE SALEK DOYLE SCOTT FRANCES SCOTT ALMA M SPURLOCK ANNA.STEPHENS AUDI-E STEPHENSON

BLANCHE STONE HELEN STRICKLIN MARY C STUBBS BESSIE SWEARINGEN HAZEL SWENSON MELVIN L TAYLOR VELMA TINDELL REBA TREBBE GRACE TROWE CLYDE TURNER JEAN VAN HORN ELVIE VERNON EULA W WA-ODLE PAULINE WADE HUBERT LEE WATT LORENE WEBB ELSIE WE'HRY MARYBELLE L WINFREY ALTA WOODCOCK NETTIE YOUNG

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18-45,00 2950,00 5000,00 1845,00 220.5,00 28010,00 1845,00 1-845.00 2750,00 4160,00 1665,00 184-5 • 00 2640*00 1'57'5,00 1935.00 2205,00 .1935,00 3480,00 1845,00 2850,00

1,05 1,05 .. ,85 • 90 .. ......... 1,00....... • 85 1*05 • 95 1*00 • 85 • 85 1,00 1 *00. ... 1*20 ..... 1,15 X • 00 .. . . .. 1*0-5,. ■..WAT-TULA . . AUSTIN....... 1*15 BEULAH BAGLEY • 95 VIRGINIA BAILEY • 90 IONA ■ BAKER • 85 LORENE . . .BAKER • 90 FANNIE'. BALL 1*00 ... HAZEL,-BARHAM .................... 1,05 FRANCES MARY BARKER LEONA ABERNATHY SARAH E ' ADAMS JACQUELINE AKER ALTA AKERS MELO . . D ALEXANDER..... GLADYS ALMOND MAY AMES LUELLA ANDERSON NORMA ANDERSON LEONA ANTHONY BESSIE APPLETON BONNIE ARCHER RACHEL ARMSTRONG ETHEL ARNETT BONN-IE. . J . ARNOLD NITA . ATTAWAY

... ,,,, .., ..&G. OLLIE - - BARKER • 90 JO F BARNETT ..... • 90 ELLA . BARTON 1,00 ETHEL.BATES .... 1,20 ELLA . J .BEAM........................... ■ •95 O.-LIE MCMILLAN ... 1,00 CHRISTINE BEATTY • 95 DOLL IE BECKERDITE ONA M . BEESLEY 1*05

MEETING OF . , JULY , 9, 1962 - COJNTD

1.00 1.15 1.10 1.00 1.10 • 85 1.05 • 85 .85 1.00 • 85 1.10 1.00 1.20 • 85 1.05 • 85 • 85 l«10 • 90

MARY E 8ELEELE JOSEPHINE . BEST

MABLE BEST DAISY M BEVINS ALICE M BIGHAM HELEN BILES MAGGIE T BLACKBURN ruth Blair MARGARET BLAKLEY JACKIE BLEWETT ELIZABETH BOHROFEN ALTA BOGGAN LORENE BOLDING OPAL BLANCHE BOND MARJORIE BONE GOLDIE B BOOTH WILMA BOWEN DENA B BOWER LEONA BOWLES MARIAN BOWMAN

V...

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GENEVA BOYD LAVICA BOYD FLORENCE BOYNTON L PEARL BRADSHAW HATTIE BRASHER ............... DONNA L BREEDEN FLORA BREWER JESSIE L BREWER

DORIS BRINK EDITH BRINKLEY OZA.BRINKLEY ........ ROSA M BRITTAIN BETTY L BROWN

DOITHERIA BROWN ELSIE BROWN PAULINE BROWN RUBY BROWN.............. VIVIAN BROWN IVY . BROWNING GOLDIE BRUMMETT KATHRYN BRYANT NETTIE B ' BUCKLEW INEZ BUCKNER HELEN S BUNTLEY FERN B BURDICK DOROTHY H BURK ELIZABETH BURLESON ARTIE E BUTLER DOROTHY J CAGLE JANIE F CA.IN THELMA L CAIN NETTIE CALDWELL LORENE I CAMBRON VIRGINIA CAMP WILLIE G . CAMPBELL MARY CANARY SUSI.E CANNON HELEN L CARNES PAULINE CARSON OPHELIA ' CARTER VIVIAN CARTER................... LORENE CASEY FREDDIE CAVNAR MAUDENA CHAMBERS MARGUERITE.. CHARLES HELEN CHEATWOOD

...

HAZEL CHILTON..... <■_........

GENEVIEVE . CHLOUBER BETTY CLANTON.... FLORINE CLARK MABLE E CLAYTON... BLANCHE . E CLESSON CHLOE CLIFTON ......................

BERTHA COBB ..... ZELMA L COBB ALICE . B COFFEY DICY JEWELL COFFEY RUBY . COLE................................. WILLIE COLMER LILLIE COLWELL EVA CONN

....

1.05 1.05 1.15. 1*00 1*05 1*10 1*15 • 85 • 85 • 85 1.15 • 85 * 90 1.05 • 90 • 90 .95 *85 1*00 • 85 1 • 00 1.15 • 90 1.05 .95 1.00 1.05 • 85 • 85 1.00 1.00 1.00 • 85 1.05 1.00 1.10 1.05 1.00 1.10 • 90 1.20 1.00 .85 .90 • 90 .85 .85 .90 • 85 .95 1.20 1 * .00 1.00 1.15 1.00 1.05 1.00 1.00 1.15 1.00

Personnel for 1962-63

MEETING OF JULY. 9, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel for 1962-63

tt DOLLIE CONNER JUANITA COOK LOIS COOKE DORIS COOTS WINNIE COTTON ISABELLE COX BEATRICE CRAIG AUGUSTA CRAWFORD JUNIE CROWELL ROSE CROZIER BETTE J CULBERTSON BESS CUMMINGS EDNA CURRY DESS CURTIS MARIE DANIELS JESSYE L DARST VINETA DAVIDSON ALMA DAVIS DONNA J DAVIS DELPHIA DAVIS ANNIE DAVIS HELEN DAVIS VERA 0 DAVIS KATHLEEN DAY FAYE P DEAN J DEBAERDEMAECKER HETTIE DELLING RENA M DEVAULT NORA DICKINSON MARY A DIRKSEN ROSE DIXON BILLIE DOLPH LINA DORRIS LOTTIE DOUGLAS ESTA DRAPER MADELINE L DRIVER WILLIE ECHOLS FREDA J EDGER INEZ EDWARDS MARY EDWARDS LOUISE EDWARDS MARY M ELDREDGE IRENE ENGLAND VIVIA ESLICK FREDA ETHRIDGE

MILDRED EVANS ESTHER R FAIN ETHEL FARINO NORMA FENWICK VELMA FERGASON BETTINA FERGUSON DOROTHY FERGUSON GLADYS FERGUSON FRANCES FERGUSON ONA FERRELL FLORENCE FIELDS FAYNE FIELDS GLADYS FINK ORA N FLEMING NEAUMATTA FOUNTAIN AUGUSTA J FOX MARY FOX TRULA FRANCEN .WILMA FRANCIS RUTH FRITZ ARRAH FULTON MARIE GAIN FLOY A GARDNER ETHYL GARRETT RACHEL GARRETTE ZELMA GARRISON CLARICE GASTON GENEVIEVE GATTON AUDIE GEORGE MARTHA GIBSON BETTY GIDDENS MARY L GILLMORE REVA GINN

1.20 • 85 • 85 .85 .95 • 85 1.05 .95 1.00 • 85 1.00 • 85 • 85 • 85 1.00 1.05 • 85 • 85 .95 • 85 • 85 1.10 1.00 1.05 1.05 • 90 .90 • 85 • 90 1.05 • 90 • 85 • 95 •90 1.05 1.05 .90 • 85 1.05 .95 .95 1*15 • 85 1.00 1.00

1.15 1.05 • 90 • 90 1.00 1.00 • 85 1.15 • 90 .95 • 9-5....... 1.00 1.10 1 • 00 1.00 .95 . ...... .85.... • 85 1.00 .90 .85 1.00 .85 1.00 1.00 1.05 1.00 1.10 1.10 l«00 1.00 1.00 1.00

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT'D

MARY GIVENS “ LOLA GLENN BONNIE GLOVER leberta GLOVER DENA E GOLIGHTLY FRANCES GOODALL EILEEN GOODRICH BETTY GORDON OLLIE B GOTHARD SUE GRADY MARY GRAGG BEULAH GRAHAM IONA GRAHAM WINNIE GRAHAM EMMER D GREEN HATTIE JANE GREEN MINNIE GREEN ALTA GREGORY ALTA M GRIGGS BERLIN GRIGSBY

1.00 1.10 1.10 • 90 1.05 • 85 .95 • 90 1.00 .85 .85 1.00 • 85 .95 .95 1.15 1 • 00 1.05 1.05 • 85

MATIE GRIMMETT HATTIE GUEST MARCELLA GUTHRIE MILDRED HACKETT VIRGINIA HALL AUDREY HAMBY SYLVIA HAMMONS FRANKIE H HANCOCK GLENNA HARDZOG OCTAVA HARGROVE JANICE HARNSBERRY BERNELLA HARPER ALTA HARRIS CAROLYN A HARRIS MARY HARRIS VASHTI HARRIS CHELONA HARRISON EDNA F HARTZELL NORMA HASH VINITA HAWKINS BEULAH HAZLIP JESSIE HEALY MARY HEIDEBRECHT ZELLA HEMKER JUANITA HENDREN READA HENDRICKSON STELLA HENSLEE THELMA HENSLEE LOLA HERNANDEZ BETTY HERRING MOLLIE HICKS ELLEN HIEL RELLA HIGGS DOROTHY HIGHTOWER BETTY HODGE EDNA I HOHMANN OLIVE HOLLADAY VIOLA HOLLAND ALICE L HOLLIDAY JEWELL HOLLIDAY ETHEL C HOLLMANN FLORENA HOUSEY PEARL HOLSEY THELMA M HORN MAXINE HOVARTER LOUISE HOWARD BILLIE HUBBARD CLORENE HUBBARD WANDA HUNT MARGARETTE HUNTER ORENA HUNTER NORMA HUSK BAMA HUTCHISON

• 90 • 85 1.05 .95 .90 • 85 • 85 1.05 .85 .85 .85 .95 1.15 • 90 .90 .95 .85 • 90 1.10 • 90 • 95 • 90 1.10 1.10 • 95 1.00 1.05 1.10 1.00 • 90 • 85 • 95 • 85 .95 • 85 • 90 .95 1.00 1.00 .85 1.05 1.00 1.05 1.05 • 85 .90 • 85 1.00 .90 1.00 1.10 .95 1 • 00

MARY HUTCHINSON EDNA JACKSON GLORIA JACKSON MAMIE JACKSON MILDRED JACKSON THELMA JACKSON RUBY JAMES

• 90 • 85 1.10 1.05 .90 .85 1.00

Personnel for 1962-63

MEETING OF..JULY.9, . 1962 . - ., CONT'D.......

ROSIE JENKINS Personnel for 1962-63

1.00

.85 • 95 1.15 • 85 .95 .90 1.00 .85 • 90 • 85 • 95 • 85 .85 1.00 1.10 1.15 • 90 1.05 1.00 • 90 1.05 .85 • 85 • 95 1.00 • 95 1»00 • 90 1.05 • 90 .90 • 90 • 95 1.00 1.00 • 90 .95 • 90 •.8 5 1.15 1.05 1 • 00 .95 • 90 1.10. .85 .85 .85 1.05 1.50. .95 .95 1.50 •85 • 90 1.05.... • 90

BESSIE A JOHNSON KATIE JOHNSON VIVIAN . A ■ JOHNSON....... ^-JOSHA JOL.IFF BLANCHE JONES CORA JONES MARAZEPHER JONES VELVA R JONES FANNIE B JUMP GARLDINE KANNADA JESSIE KARNS KEATHLY THELMA KEEFER MILDRED KELLEY ZULA KELLY THELMA I KETCHUM ELIZABETH KETTER NORA KEYES DOROTHY KIER BOHNIE KING IDA KING

JUANITA KING AGATHA KIRKPATRICK FLORENCE KNIGHT

GOLDIE KNIGHT ANNA KNOX LILLIE . M KNOX VERTIE KOBERG MARIE KOESTER ALPHA KOONCE BRENDA KORNEGAY JERAIlINE KUHLMANN .... ELIZABETH . LAMBERT NOMA LANDERS MAGGIE ■L • LANE EDITH LANGFORD

CLARA J LAUGHLIN GENEVA LAVARNWAY JULIA ' LAWSON J GWENDOLEN LEE MARY LEE BERTHA LINDSEY

LUCILLE LITTLEJOHN DONNA LOCKE ADIlINE LOCKHART ERMA J LOONEY FLORENCE LORD MARIE LOWDER ZEALIN LOWE ..... CHESTER.LUNNON.................. LOUISE LUSHBOUGH MAGGIE LYON RAY C MAHAN LUIZA MANES CATHERINE MANNING HELEN MANNING IRENE MANWAR.IN AMELIA. . MAR.IMAN FRANCES ■ M ■ MARRS MARY.. MARTIN WINNIE D MARTIN BEULAH.. MARTINEZ. FAYE MATTHEWS MARY . .M . MATTHEWS HATTIE MAY

O.PAA.. 6.. MAY BELL MCATEE ... LILLIAN.. MCCALLISTER..... GEORGIA MCCLUNG HELEN 0 MCCLUNG NOVEL MAE ■ MCCLUNG HELEN MCCLURE.. ... PEARL MCCLURE .. .. DAISY MCCOLLOM ...... EMMA MCCORMACK IMOGENE .MCDANIEL JEWEL MCDANIEL ... ELIZABETH MCDONALD .... KATHRYN MCGEEHON .... EDITHA . MCGUYR.E.................. LUCY MCHAN RUBY . MCKEE

1.05... .

1.05 ..... <85.... . • 95 -.... --.85 ..... ..1..05 • 95 ...... ...... .90..... 1.20 .... _1*05.. .

• 85 ........... . 1 •. G 00... .

1.05 • 90 .95 ....... .95 • 90 . ... ..... 1.00 .85 .. ........ 1.05 1.05 .............. .90 1.20 1.00

.......

MEETING OF JULY 9, 19^2 - CONT'D

GOLDIE SAUNDERS GLADYS SAWATZKY ANNA SCHULER

MARJORIE SCIFRES OPAL SCOTT ROSETTA SCOTT MARY SEAMOURIS ANNA M SEEBECK IDA SEEBECK BERTHA■SEEBECK ............ ALBINA SEKERA LIZZIE B SELF JOHNEY SEVO BLANCHE M SHARP ODA SHARP MARCELLA.SHAW MABLE SHEPHERD MYRTLE SHIELD MARY 0 SHOOPMAN JULIA SHORT MONA SI EMAN MAHOTA SIEGLE IRIS SIMONSON BERNICE SIMS FRIEDA SISSON FRANCIS SITTERLEY LUCILLE N ■ SLATEN IDER SMITH ......... IRIS SMITH LEO B SMITH MILDRED SMITH MYRTLE G SMITH OWEEDA SMITH OPAL SMITH ..... ..... .... VERA SMITH VIRGINIA SMITH RUTH SMITHERS FLORENCE SMITHSON ZELMA SNOW DORIS SORICK ANNE SOUTH ERDA SOUTHERLAND ANNA SPARKS EVELYN SPARKS DORIS.. 0.SPELLING................ BONNIE SPRINGLER JENETTE STALWORTH STELLA B STEDDUM PRICILLA STEGALL RUTH STEPHENS LEONA . STEVENS................... ROSA LEE STILWELL VERA STONE VERNA STONE

LILLIAN STORIE HELEN F STOWE ALDONIA .STRAUTTHER ROSE SUBLETT LYNN SUGGS ............... OPAL SULLIVAN O^ILIE SUTTLE ...... BONNIE SUTTON BEATRICE . SWAFFORD FLORENCE SWEENEY ANNA L. SWOPE ..... DOROTHY TACKETT BARBARA TARBUTTON COETA TAYLOR DORA L TAYLOR ELEANOR TAYLOR EFFIE L THACKER ........... ALICE THARP IVA THOMAS.......... RUTH THOMAS THELMA P THOMAS...... CLOVIS. THOMPSON MAGGIE THOMPSON ......... LACE THORNTON LEONA TILLLOCK , ......... BETTY TIPKEN I ZORA TITUS.............. \ GERTRUDE TRAMMELL VEDAH TREANOR

• 90 .90 .95 ...... .85 .90 1.05 .95 1.15 1*10 1.00 .95 1.05 .90 1.05 1.05 .85 1.10 1.00 1.05 • 90 .85 • 85 1.00 .90 • 90 • 85 1.05 1.00 • 85 .95 1.05 1.05 .95 1.00 .95 .95 .95 • 90 • 85 • 85 .95 • 85 • 85 1.00 ... 1.00 1.00 *90 1*05 • 85 1 • 00 • 85 1.05 .90 • 85 1*10 • 95 ....... .90 1*10 • 85 • 85 1.05 1.00 • 85 1.15 1.00 1.10 .85 1*00 1.00 1 • 00 1*05 • 95 • 85 1.00 .95 • 85 1 • 00 • 95 • 85 • 85 .85 • 85 • 90

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel for

1962-63

• 90 1.00 1.05 1.10 1.00 • 85 .85 • 85 .90 .85

NANCY TRUMAN VIOLET TUMBLSON IDA M TURNER LILLIAN TURNER MELVA TURNER MYRTLE TURNER MARY L VANCE FLOSSIE VAN NOY ANNIE VAN NOY DORTHY VAUGHAN

• 85 1.10 • 90 1.05 1 • 00 1.15 .90 1.05 • 90 .95 1.00 1.15 .85 1.05 .90 .90 .90 • 90 .95 .90 1.00 • 85 ............ .85 1*15 1.15 1.00 ...... 1.20 •85 • 90 . 1.05 .85 • 90 1 • 00 1.05 • 90 1.00 • 85 • 85 1.05 • 90 .90 1.10 • 95 • 85 • . 85 1.05 .85... • 85 • 95 1.05 • 95 .95 .95

VERA M . VELOTTA WILMA VERNON RUBY VERNON ESTHER VICKERS -WINIFRED VOKOUN............. LAVENA VOSS QUEEN WADE FLOY WALKER KATIE WALKER JANE WALLACE JULIA . . WAILLACE ALICE WARD RUBY WARD JUANITA WARD

HAZEL WATKINS ANNA WATSON

CLEVIS WATSON THELMA WATSON

JENNIE . WATT IONA WEBB ABB.IE M WEBSTER EUNA FAY WEBSTER

BONNIE WEED NINA . RUTH WEEDMARGUERITE WESSNER

JANE WELLS VIVIAN F . WEST EVELYN WESTER RUBY M ... WHALEY......

OLIVE WHEELBARGER BERNICE WHITE LOUISE WHITE CLEO WHUFIELD MARY WHATFIELD DESS IE. .WHITSON DORIS WICK NANCY WICKENS LOYCE C WILBURN LORENE WILDMAN ONETA WILES EVA B WILKERSON BEA WILLIAMS-

-LAVENIA WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS SERENA WILLIAMS SUSAN C WILLIAMS WANDA WILLIAMSON ANNA WILLIS CATHERINE..WILSON

IRMA WILSON LEOLA .. .WILSON ALICE . WINGERT HELEN WINKLE

..... 1.05 1.05 CLARA WITTEN .. ....... .95 ERNIE P ' .WOOD .85 EDNA WOOD WANDA . WOOD ............................. . . . ....... *90 1.10 ENOLA WORKMAN

MILDRED .. WITHERSPOON

CLEO.WRIGHT LOUISE WRIGHT MABEL.WRIGHT MARTHA A WRIGHT VERN1CE ..WRIGHT MILDRED YANDELL ELSIE YEAGER JULLIA YON MARY YOUNG GLADYS ZEMLER

....

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

.....

• 85

1.05 1.15 1.05 • . 90 • 90

....... 1.00 • 85 ....

1.10 1.10

MEETING OF JULY.9, 1962 - CONT'D ' . .. A.

tt.

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JEWEL MCMEANS ROSE MEANS

MILDRED MEDLEY JENNIE MELVIN MAUDE L MERRIMAN ALENE MEYER REBA MIKLES BERTHA MILLER MARY MILLER

MURIEL MILLER PAULINE MILLS ANN MINDEN MERLE MINTER JEWEL . MITCHELL ELSIE MOORE

<•

•.

NOVA MOORE AUDREY MORGAN EDNA MORGAN LILLIAN MORGAN MARGIE MORGAN NEVADA MORRISON LONNIE L ' MOUSER ZELLA MURPHY LOYCE MURR EDNA NASH AGATHA NELMS DIANA NELSON............. MARY NELSON SIVINA NELSON LONA W NEWMAN JEWELL NEWTON N^I^LlIE NUNN MAMIE OGLE.................. MAXINE OLDHAM THELMA ONEEL JESSIE OWEN MABEL OWENS TOY OWENS ETTA PALMORE ELLEN PARMER

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EFFIE PATTERSON LEONA PEARSON EVA V PEDERSON HELEN PENNINGTON VIOLA Z PENNINGTON M^X^IS E PERRY

C-

VIRGINIA PETERSON DORIS L PIERCE LOLA MAE PIERCE CORENE POINTER LILLIE . PORTER SUSIE MAYE . PORTER THELMA . . POTEET MATTIE C PRATER HELEN . PRAYTOR

EMILY PRICE MILDRED.. PROEEER

0■

FRANCES.RACKLEY BARBARA RAINS EMOGENE RAMIREZ EULA REED................. GRACE M REID

■

ADA REYNOLDS...... ....

:7—,-- -..

DORA RHOADES ELSIE B RHOADES JUANITA RICHARDSON LEATRESS B RICKS CHARLOTTE.ROBERTS FAE ROBERTSON

o ..........

■

r......

■ .

............. ........ '.....................

CLARELLA ROBERTSON MARIE D ROBISON

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

. ..-. ......

..., -

—. —-.. a-

1 . • 00

• 85 •'8 5 .85 BEATRICE ROLLF................... ........ .85 NELLIE ROLLINS 1.05 DOROTHY J ROOF 1 • 00 ELLA A ROSE 1.15 OVIE ROUSE , 1.05 MILDRED RUSHTON 1.00 .............. LULA . G RUSSELL............ • 90 NELLIE SAGE 1.05 EUNICE.R SALMON 1.05 MARY RODGERS .......................... LUCY ROGERS

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

1*20 • 90 1.05 1.00 1.00 .95 1.10 .90 • 85 • 90 .95 .85 .85 • 90 .90 .85 1.00 1.00 1.15 1.05 1.05 1.05 • 90 • 90 • 90 1.05 , .85 .95 • 90 1.15 • 85 .90 .90 • 85 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05 • 85 • 90 • 85 1.15 1.05 1.00 1.20 .90 .85 1.05 1.10 1.05 1.05 1.05 .90 • 85 .95 1.10 .90 1.00 1.10 1.00 • 90 • 85 • 85 1.00 1.05 .90 1.05 .90 •- 95

;

Personnel for

1962-63

MEETING OF JULY 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel 1962-63

EFFECTIVE.. Jul<l,- 19,

NAME

^^^^gRESENT MONTHLY SALARY

. INCREMENT

PLUS^p '

incrWBnts

/.' CAPITOL.-HILL Sr .; ■

Custodian

Arthur Teague

365.00

10.00

Harold Hall

335.00

10.00

Fireman

William Parker

235.00

10.00

Flbhrman

James Brown

230.00

10.00

Fl-oorma.n

Walter Williams

230.00

10.00

Floorman

Allen Dobbs

225.00

10.00

,7 F5t'^d:rman

Bobby J. Young

,220.00

10,00

Floorman

Austin C. Canary

230.00

10.00

oorman

Everett Burleson

230.00

10.00

"’Wooxma^

Albert J. Smith

210.00

10.00

'y.| i.; loorman ?

Charley Musgrave

220.00

10.00

* Floornja-n

Raymond Sissons

220.00

10.00

230'. 00

% ■: F1 oorman (Stadium)

Ivy Burgess

215.00

10.00

225.00

Noel W. Akers

230.00

10.00

240.00

J;FIdormah '

Clay P. Smith

215.00

10.00

■ Floorman

Earl Hackett

230.00

10.00

Thomas L. Jones

100.00

2.50

102^50

Claud R.- Johnson

185.00

10,00

195.00

L' Custodian

Clifford Howard

375.00

10,00

Ass't Custodian

Clifton C. Clemons

Fireman

David Wilson

I >;<Ass/t. Custodian

37^.00 ■•X--

iS'

Floorman & Laundry

Fl oorman-' ■§= T >WatchmanX'

CENTRAL.: S

250.00 215.00

.. 240.00 V m-^240'. 00

220.00

MEETING OF JULY 3,

1962

CONT'D

O■

Personnel for 1962-63

Page 2 CENTRAL (continued) .Flporman

Howard L. Branson

Floorman

. 200.00

10.00

210.00

Leo Moore

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman

Robert Barnes

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Ronnie A. Niece

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman

James 'Kimbro

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

Eugene ' Webb

220.00

10.00

Floorman....

George Beaird

225.O0

10.00

2^00

235.00

Floorman '(Matron)3/4 T. •Watchman

146.25

Paul Daniel

215.00

,10.00

225.00

Custodian

William Rich

365.00

10.00

375.00

Fireman

Dave•Ireland

260.00

10.00

270.00

Floorman

Charles Harrison

205.00

10.00

215.00

. Floorman

Homer L. Byford

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman

Henry D.•LaNoy

5.00

205.00

CLASSEN:-

200.00

■ - •.

Floorman

Godfrey Theis

230.00

10.00

Floorman

Virgil Guffin

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

Earl Caudle

205.00

10.00

215.00

Floorman ' . 3/4 T

Fred Henry

153.75

7.50

161.25

Custodian T.V. area

Sam Ridge

265.00

10.00

275.00

Watchman T.V. area

Virgil C. Unsell

185.00

10.00

195.00

Flporman T.V. area

none

Watchman Overtime

240.00

■ •. ■■ -; ■

240.00

■

Extra Watchmen.for week ends and•holidays worked•by Classen.personnel with.overtime pay

..■

* st t J

DOUGLASS:

Custodian

H. 0. • Kemp

Fireman . . . .. ... r.n ' " Floprman . v

k ':; •

D.•L.•Pendleton

365.00

10.00

375.00

250.00

10.00

260.00

:210.00

10.00

220.00

’

■ ■■ . n,-. mn j , ■■

. Freeman•Moten

•■

■

■ ■■

■

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 -COIIT 'D

Personnel for

1962-63

Pa,ge 3

Floorman

Jeff Walton

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Sylvester Bolden

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

John Felton

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Murry Sullivan

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Ocie Stamps

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Robert L.-Jackson

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

T. W. . Motley

225.00

10.00

235.00

Floorman

Patton G. Cudjo

230.00

10.00

' 240.00

Floorman.3/4 T.

none

Floorman'(Stadium)

L..A. - McCarver

230.00

Watchman . <

Reece Olden

200.00

Floorman . J'T.

Albert Gilmore

180.00

10.00

240.00

10.00

210.00

50.00

2.50

52.50

UpS.GRANT: Custodian

A. U. Skaggs

365.00

10.00

375.00

Fireman

E. V. Birchfield

260.00

10.00

270.00

Floorman

Amos H. Barton

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

Harold ■ J. - Kenney

'230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Charles Morrison

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Willie T. Roberts

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman

Chester C. Howard

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Ben - Langley

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Robert Williams

225.00

10.00

235.00

Floorman

Herman'J.- Whaley

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman &--Laundry

Cecil Punneo

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman ' T.

none

230.00

•

120.00

HARDING: Custodian

.A. J.-Melvin

Fireman

Carroll' .Grissom

Floorman

Claud Hehricks-j

370.00 ,260.00

■ ■

205.00 '-3 '

10.00

380.00

10.00

270.00

10.00

215.00

MEETING OF . ' JULY , 9,. ,

. - . CONT'D

Personnel for

1962-63

Page 4

Floorman

Don Carol Reece

200. 00

10.00

210.00

Floorman

Fred . A. Wilson

220.00

10.00

230.00

Floorman

Henry Zumpfe

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Ray C. 'Mahan

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

Louis E..Payne

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman & Laundry

Buster'B. Collins

220.00

10.00

230.00

Floorman -g- T. & Central ■ Laundry

Earl P. Eaton

100.00

2.50

102.50

■ Floorman . -g- T.

v 1120.00

none

MARSHALL: Custodian

' . Fireman ;

John McDonald

John■Little

365.00

10.00

375.00

240.00

10.00

250.00

Floorman

Charley L. Neff

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman

David Rodgers

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman

W. 0. Garner.

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Roy ■ L..Arnold

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman

Lee Darty

225.00

10.00

235.00

Floorman

Andrew Ranson

230.00

10.00

Floorman

J ohn C. ■ Lunnon

205.00

10.00

215.00

Cecil Doyle

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Virgil C. .Cox

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman 3/4 Time (•-perm . 5 ■ temp-. )

Elton E.■Williams

150.00

3.75

153.75

Floorman -g T.

none

- Floerman &.Laundry

240.00

120.00,

'NORTHEAST: T. ■ J. Burnett

375.00

10.00

385.00■

Charles G. ■ Johnson

235.00

10.00

245.00

Thomas'Downing

220.00

10.00

^Fl'oorman

A. C. Brasher

230.00

10.00

2■30c00^ ; ■ : t 240.00

' Floorman

Jerry ■ ' Muse

230.00

10.00

240.0IJ

.Custodian ?l|fi’e5nan

?j|KLoorman

■v

MEETING OF JULY , 9, 1962 . - .CONT'D

Personnel for 1962-63

Page 5

Northeast (continued)

William R. Jones

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman-Watchman

Elton G.■Skaggs

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

0.■L. Fox

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

Charles R. Morgan

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman .-g T.

none

Floorman &.Laundry

E. C. Heinricks

210.00

10.00

* 220.00

Custodian

Ivan.Beeson

375.00

10.00

385.00

Ass't. Custodian

Sam Teague

335.00

10.00

345.00

Fireman

Arvil R. Beaird

235.00

10.00

245.00

Floorman

Everett Thomas

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

E. P. Gross

230.00

10.00,

240.00

Floorman

Elzie Terry

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Ellis Kimbrough

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman

David Robertson

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman

Basil L. Weldon

200.00

10.00 '

210.00

Floorman

Lloyd M. Laurent

200.00

5.00

.205.00

Floorman

Douglas D. Roden

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman -§• T & T laundry

Harvey Crawford

210.00

10.00

220.00

Floorman

George M. • Kanada

Floorman

Henry ■ ' Forga

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman (track)

Samuel Bland

230.00

10.00

240.00

S.. W. O'Donley

230.00

10.00

240.00

Thomas 0.•Putman

200.00

5.00

205.00

Matron

Ruth ' . E..• Riggle

215.00

10.00

225.00

Watchman

James' . ■ ■ Mitchell

195.00 .'i

10.00

205.00

Floorman ■ . ' ' T.

•hone.jr.A

Floorman

■

120.00

NORTHWEST:

205.00

Floorman

i. ,

120.00

Page 6

SOUTHEAST; Custodian

William T. Kent

365,00

10.00

375.00

Fireman

Hugh Treat

245.00

10.00

255.00

Floorman

Earl Pippin

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman

Virgil E. Dunn

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman

Richard Dycus

205.00

10.00

215.00

Floorman

Thomas Pierce

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Earl E. French

220.00

10.00

230.00

Floorman 3/4 T.

Bobby Tipps

. 172.50

7.50

180.00

Floorman

120.00

none

STAR-SPENCER:

Custodian

Earl Dean

350.00

10.00

360.00

Fireman

Delmas H. Dodd

305.00

no inc.

305.00

Floorman

Earl J. Morgan

245.00

no inc.

245.00

Floorman

J. Wo Price

295.00

no inc.

295.00

Floorman

Barney W. Kennedy

205.00

10.00

Floorman

Gene Prescott

205.00

10.00

215.00

Watchman

Charles W. Dike

200.00

10.00

210.00

Walter Francen

345.00

10.00

.. 355,00

Clarence Clinghan

260.00

10.00

270..0O

Floorman

Buddy J. Akey

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman

Howard N. Huff

220.00

10.00

230.00

Floorman

George R. Payne

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Carl Driskill

205.00

10.00

245.00

Floorman

Robert S. Farris

200.00

5.00

205.00

Dell Beeson

320.00

10.00

215.00

CAPITOL HILL Jr. : Custodian

'Fireman

HOOVER:

Custodian

/ 330.00-

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel for 1962-63

Page 7

HOOVER:

(continued)

Fireman

John Hutchins

Floorman

Fidencio Hernandez

205.00

Floorman

Hoah J. Spiva J r.

205.00

Floorman

none

240.00

Floorman

none

240.00 .

Floorman -g- T.

none

120.00

240.00

10.00

250.00

JACKSON:

Custodian

James Carloss

335.00

10.00

345.00

Fireman

Marion Smith

260.00

10.00

270.00

Floorman

Ivan Walcher

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

W. W. Woodward

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Ray D. Emmons

215.00 .

10.00

225.00

Floorman

Jo H„ Williams

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman g- T„

none

120.00

JEFFERSON:

Custodian

Rullen Co Thomas

330.00

10.00

34Q.0O

Fireman

L. Co Prewett

250.00

10.00

260.00

Floorman

Grady I. Henslee

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Fred Roy Smith

205.00

10.00

215.00

Floorman

James Quinton Jr.

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman i To

Gordon. Akin

100.00

2.50

102.50

Floorman

none

240.00

ROOSEVELT:

Custodian Fireman'

-I?

Floorman Floorman

William Brewer

330.00

10.. 00

340.00

Thomas McKean

250.00

10.00

260.00

Clyde Harrison

230.00

10.00

240.00

■200.00

5.00

205.00

BricenL. Hendrix i

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 -CONT'D

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Page 8

ROOSEVELT;

(continued)

Floorman

240.00

Floorman g- T.

Demitris Kirkpatrick

115.00

5.00

120.00

Floorman

Raymond L. Lewi s

220.00

10.00

230.00

Floorman

none

240.00

MOON;

Custodian

Walter Evans

335.00

10.00

345,00

Fireman

Q. To Scruggs

250.00

10.00

260.00

Floorman

Leon Ro Webster

215.00

10.00

" .. 225 000

Floorman

Cecil Wo Edwards

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Alvie Summers

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Archie Ellis

225.00

10.00

235.00

Floorman g- T.

Thomas Carter

102.50

5.00

107.50

Custodian

Frank Reavis

345.00

10.00

355.00

Fireman

To.So Ewing

250.00

10.00

260.00

Floorman

Wendell Cotton

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Leon Perry

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Virgil A. Stow

220.00

10.00

23O.0O

Floorman

Richard C. Henderson

,230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman. g- T.

William T. Perry

110.00

5.00

115.00

Custodian (Stadium)

William Hanley

250.00

10.00

260.00

TAFT Jr. High ;

■ F't'-lb

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING:

Custodian

Lloyd K. Johnson

325.00

10.00

335.00

’

Fireipan

Earnest Windham

240.00

10.00

250.00

Floorman.

Otho Steel

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman

Wayne LaNoy

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman

Travis G. Simpson

200.00

5.00

— ••

....... ■

. ....

■ ■ ■ ■■'1

205.00 .

" 11'- i .

’ •

___ 1

..MEETINGOF JULY ■ 9, 1962 -. • CONT'D

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1962-63

Page 9

^^ADMINISTRATION BUILDING (continued) Floorman

Emery Lee Bidwell

200.00

10.00

Floorman

Johnny Hightower

230.00

10.00,

SPECIAL CUSTODIANS;

■

■- ■

210.00

. . .»■■ • z

240.00

■'

10.00

2'5.00

235.00

10.00

245.00

235.00

10.00

'2^00

WATCHMAN-N.E. & Relief Floorman

Clifton■C. Cook

225.00

Relief Fireman . & Custodian

Ear! Kimery

Relief Custodian

Bailey Cottrell

27Q.00

Relief Custodian Relief.Custodian

250.00

Robert Covington

>60.00

10.00

>70.00

Relief Custodian

10.00

250.00

}

10.00

>45.00

245.00

10.00

255.00

Albert Becknell

240.00

10.00

250.00

Relief Floorman & Relief . . Crew■(Yard)

Walter Vaughn

230.00

10.00

240.00

Paint Foreman Car.Allowance

none

Relief Custodian

Luther Coffman

240.00

Relief Custodian

W.. W. Quinton

235.00

Relief Custodian

B. J,.Niece

Relief Custodian

■

385.00 .30.00

RELIEF. FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS;

Relief Floorman

Jimmy ' ' L. ■ Wall

200.00

Relief Floorman

George W. Fox

230.00

Relief Floorman

James Stewart

200.00

■ Holland ■ 'Christian

Relief Floorman

Ira ' Choate

Relief Floorman

none

Floorman

non’e

.J- '

■■

. .

10.00

240.00

5.00

210.00

10.00 1 J .

205.00 240.00

220.00

'XXXXJ^JW^' ■ ■ ♦

240.00 240.00

■ ■

' ■

a,.;' r . /: .

. ■

205.00

10.00

■xx/. ■ ■

;

5.00

230.00

ADDITIONAL FLOORMEN FOR ' STAR-SPENCER . SCHOOLS:

Floorman

•

'"X.X.V :

7 ■-

,'XX1X7WX7S" •;

MEETING OF JULY . 9, 1962 - CONT'D ==S==S==S===S^=S-

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Personnel for

1962-63

Page 10

ADAMS:

Custodian

A. L. • Johnson

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman

Willie W. Dickson

225.00

10.00

235.00

Floorman £ T.

none

120.00

ARTHUR: Custodian

Ben Hall

255.00

10.00

Floorman

Homer Stanford

205.00

10.00

265.00

215.00 MS'

BELLE ISLE: Custodian

Lucian Choate

265.00

10.00

275.00

Custodian

Earl•Atterbury

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Albert • L. . Alger

230.00

10.00

240.00

Elmer Roberts

265.00

10.00

275.00

Custodian

J. • Floyd•McDonald

235.00

-&T00-

Floorman

Wm. J. Putman

210.00

10.00

220,00

Floorman £. T.

Eugene A.•Smith

100.00

2.50

102.50

Custodian

Charles Butler

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman

William Dick

220.00

10.00

230.00

Jimmie Pruitt

176.25

3.75

180.00

Robert • • Wright

198.75

7.50

206.25

BRITTON:

BRYAN: Custodian BUCHANAN: /O. OO

BURBANK:

CAREY:

Custodian.3/4 T.

CARVER: Custodian.3/4■T. , < CLEVELAND: Custodian

Floo-rman

”

•• -:i -

•

Steve Carder

315.00

10.00

325.00.

Herman M..Putman

220.00

10.00

250.00 .

MEETING OF JULY 99, 1962 . - , CONT' D

St Personnel for 1962-63

Page 11

COLUMBUS:

.Custodian

W. T. ' Brayton

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Ned Permenter

205.00

10.00

215.00

Custodian

Harry Rogers

235.00

10.00

245.00

Floorman

L. C. McCathern

205.00

10.00

215.00

Floorman

James L. ■ Keith

210.00

10.00

Custodian

Walter Robinson

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman

James E,■Lee

200.00

5.00

205.00

Custodian

Van •'L, Osborne

305.00

10.00

315.00

Floorman

Andrew Reed

200.00

5.00

205.00 ■

Floorman ' ' T.

John . A. Taylor

50.00

1.25

51.25

Custodian

Jerry'McCutchen

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman -gT.

Larry ■ ■ Z. Owings

100.00

5.00

105.00

Custodian

Arvil Reddin

260.00

10.00

270.00

Floorman -g- T.

Richard Hannah

100.00

5.00

105,00

Custodian

Artery Osborne

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Hence Love

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman g- T.

William Jones

107.50

5.00

112.50

315.00

10.00

325.00

10.00

225.00

COOLIDGE:

CRESTON HILLS:

CULBERTSON:

DAVIS:

DEWEY:

DUNBAR:

EDGEMERE: Custodian Floorman

, L; :’ Homer ■ Upchurch

Marvin ■ -Smith

215.00

MEETING OF JULY % 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel for 1962-63

Page 12

EDISON:

John Harvey

265.00

10.00

275.00

Custodian

Arthur J. Anderson

250.00

10.00

260.00

Floorman g T.

Shirley 0. Dorris

110.00

5.00

115.00

Custodian

George Ellison

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman g- T.

Robert P. Todd

100.00

5.00

Custodian

Sam Garrison

290.00

5.00 Max

295.00

Floorman. g T.

Frank Murphy

115.00

5,00

120.00

Custodian

T. R. Ingle

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman

James Berryman

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman g T.

Frances Smith

,115.00

5.00

120.00

265.00

10.00

275.00

50.00

2.50-

52.50

Custodian EDWARDS:

EMERSON:

105.00

EUGENE FIELDS:

FILLMORE:

FOSTER: Custodian

Louis Kruger

S. Floorman -5- T.

Larry J.,Findley

GARDEN OAKS: Custodian

Frank Haywood

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman.g T.

Claude Sherrill

115.00

5.00

120.00

Charles Winton

260.00

10,00

270.00

Elvin Devers

290.00

GARFIELD:

Custodian

GATEWOOD:

Custodian Floorman.

Charles Lonergan

50.00

Wes. S.. Stephens

270.00

5.00 Max 2.50

295.00 52.50

GREEN PASTURES: Custodian

5.00 Max

275.00.

MEETING OF JULY 9, 19^2 - CONT'D

■

Personnel for 1962-63

Page 13

HARMONY:

Custodian

Leonard Copeland

275.00

10,00

285.00

Floorman ■§■ T.

Hubie N. Holloway

107.50

5.00

112.50

William Coley

265.00

10.00

275.00

50.00

1.25

51.25

HARRISON:

Custodian

S. Floorman

Rodney S. Evans

HAWTHORNE: Custodian

Otis J. Wall

290.00

10.00

300.00

Floorman

Jack Camp

205.00

10.00

215.00

Vonnie Lee Cain

265.00

10.00

275.00

Germa Pool

295.00

10.00

305.00

Floorman

Bob Lee Russom

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman -g- T.

Charles Lonergan

102.50

5.00

107.50

Hugo Evans

127.50

5.00

132.50

HAYES: Custodian

HERONVILLE: .Custodian

HENRY:

.Custodian -§■ T. Floorman

none

68.75

HILLCREST:

.Custodian

Floorman -5- T.

William P. Burdett Garry Moon

255.00

10.00

265.00

51.25

2.50

53.75

HORACE MANN:

Custodian

Floyd Smith

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Carl Permenter

230.00

10.00

240.00

Custodian

Irvin. A. Moon

235.00

Floorman

J. C. Dunkin

200.00

5.00

205.00

Floorman % T.

Brasel B. Thomas

50.00

2.50

52.50

JOHNSON:’ ■240.00

MEETING OF JULY % 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel for 1962-63

Page 14

KAISER: 275.00

Custodian

Owen J. Knight

265.00

10.00

Floorman

George Adair

220.00

10.00

Custodian

William F. Sanford

290,00

5.00 Max

295.00

Floorman -g T.

Tony Ellison

105.00

5.00

110,00

Custodian

William H. McCollum

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Robert Williford

210.00

10.00

220.00

Floorman

Henry G. Kolar

220.00

10.00

230.00

Floorman g- T.

none

230.00

LAFAYETTE:

LEE: Mfr

120.00

LINCOLN: Roy Nolan

305.00

10.00

315.00

Olen C. Cottrell

225.00

10.00

235.00

Custodian

Allen Webster

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Jack R. Trebbe

205.00

10.00

,215.00

Custodian

R. M. Rosebrook

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman -g T.

Jesse L. Berry

. 100.00

2.50

102.50

.Custodian Floorman

LINWOOD:

LONGFELLOW:

MADISON: Custodian

W. H. Jalliff

250.00

10.00

260.00

Floorman g- T.

Nolen L. Morgan

107.50

5.00

112.50

E. H. Brewer

290.00

10.00

300,00

Noah Taylor

220.00

10.00

230.00

MARK TWAIN:

' .Custodian Floorman . MAYFAIR : /

■ Custodian

Calvin Kelley

....

■

■■

■

/O.po

240i 00-

235,00

' - ■

1 'i .1

MAYFAIR:(continued)

Jack D. Rutherford

Floorman 3/4 T.

Floorman

157.50

7,50

60.00

none

1-66.5'0’ /4dT 2>z>

McKINLEY:

L. L. Ferguson

250.00

10.00

260.00

Custodian

H. A. Holsey

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman

Johnny Goeders

215,00

10.00

Custodian

H. 0. Potter

265.00

10,00

275.00

Floorman

Enos Grissom

230.00

10.00

240.00

Robert Young

275.00

10.00

285.00

Custodian

James H. Johnson

305.00

10.00

315.Q0

Floorman

Thomas Pierce Batson

200.00

10.00

210.00

Custodian

MONROE:

$5.00

NICHOLS HILLS:

ORCHARD PARK:

Custodian PAGE:

PIERCE: Custodian

Floorman

Mac, Rouse

275.00

Eugene Alfred. Smith

102.50

POLK:

Bernley.Simms

260.00

10.00

270.00

Custodian

Howard Jones

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman

Earl E. Bidwell

200.00

10.00

210.00

Floorman -g- T.

Henry 0. Boyer

100.00

2.50

102.50

Raymond Tarter

300.00

Hoke A. Spivey

205.00

Custodian

PRAIRIE QUEEN:

PUTMAN HEIGHTS: Custodian

Floorman

•

10.00 10.00

310.00 215.00

MEETING OF . . . JULY• 9, •1962 - . CONT'D

Personnel for

1962-63

Page 16

RANCHO: Custodian

R. R. Donnell

265.00

10.00

275.00

Matron

Maloria Luper

215.00

10.00

225.00

Custodian

W. T. Mikles

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman

William D. Locke

215.00

10.00

225.00

Floorman g T.

Robert P. Holmes

100.00

2.50

102.50

Custodian

Cecil Hugghins

270.00

10.00

280.00

Floorman -g- T.

Fielder Brumley

115.00

5.00

Custodian

Odys Andrews

295.00

10.00

305.00

Floorman

J. R. Giblet

220.00

10.00

230.00

Floorman ,-f' T.

Roy David Boyer

50.00

2.50

52.50

Homer T. • McGarry

265.00

10.00

Custodian

R. J. . Martin

315.00

10.00

Floorman

Raymond•Sauls

RIDGEVIEW:

;

RIVERSIDE:

ROCKWOOD:

ROSS: Custodian

275.00

SEQUOYAH: 325.00 >

210.00 i

SHIDLER:

Custodian

Billy Bledsoe

Floorman . -g- T.

265.00

10.00

275.00

James E.•Coffman

105.00

5.00

110.00.

Custodian

L. • E. Williams

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Otis Quinton

205.00

10.00

215.00

10.00

255.00

SHIELDS .HEIGHTS:

SPENCER; Custodian

>;: Bill L, Armstrong

245.00

. '

MEETING OF . JULY ' 9, 1962 . - . . COINT'D

Personnel for

1962-63

Page 17

STAND.WATIE: Custodian

E. P. Burnett

315.00

10.00

Floorman

Henry Love

230.00

10.00

Floorman -j- T.

none

325.00

240.00

60.00

STAR:

Custodian

W. Bailey Jones

305.00

no inc.

Floorman

Orville 0. Bates

200.00

10.00

Floorman J- T.

none

305.00 MT

210.00

60.00

SUNSET: Custodian

250.00

James T. Moates

TAYLOR:

10.00

260.00

Will Springier

198.75

7.50

206.25

Custodian

Antoine Bridgett

305.00

10.00

315.00

Floorman

Alphonso Dowdy

230.00

10.00

240.00

William Norton

265,00

10.00

275.00

Custodian

Howard Potter

260,00

10.00

270.00

Floorman -g- T.

Charles E. Mullins

100.00

5.00

105.00

Charles Wilson

265.00

10.00

275.00

C. F..Shaw

265.00

10.00

275.00

LIoyd'St ev en s on

240.00

10.00

250.00

305.00

' v ''.. 10,00

315,00

Custodian . 3/4 T.

TRUMAN:

TYLER:

Custodian UNIVERSITY 'HEIGHTS:

VALLEY BROOK: Custodian VAN BUREN:

Custodian

WALNUT GROVE:

.Custodian WASHINGTON: '.

Custodian

' '/W' "

■ '■

■

Leo.' Wilkerson

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel for 1962-63

Page ■■ 18 I

WASHINGTON:

(continued)

Floorman

Albert J. Corcoran

220.GO

10.00

230.00

Floorman . T.

Michael L. Little

100.00

2.50

102.50

Custodian

Frank R. Camp

265.00

10.00

275.00

Floorman 3/4 T.

Brasel B. Thomas

153.75

7.50

161.25

Custodian

A. H. Black

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Frank M. Howard

220.00

10.00

230.00

Custodian

Leroy Grishom

325.00

Max

325.00

Floorman

Dellen■Polley

230.00

10.00

240.00

S.■Floorman % T.

George Burroughs

53.75

2.50

56.25

WEST ' .NICHOLS HILLS:

WESTWOOD:

WHEELER:

WILLARD: Custodian

Noah Canary

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Milton Wright

230.00

10.00

240.00

Floorman . T.

Claude E. Todd

115.00

5.00

Custodian

Milton Taylor

305.00

no inc.

305.00

Floorman.f T.

Ben Rhodes

100.00

no inc.

100.00

Custodian

Silas Ogle

260.00

10,00

270.00

Floorman , Jr T.

Donald R. .Baker

100.00

2.50

102.50

Custodian

James'Bailey

315.00

10.00

325.00

Floorman

Edward E. ■ ■Osborne

230.00

10.00

240.00

215.00

10.00

225.00

215.00

10.00 .

120.00

WILLOW BROOK:

WILSON:

WOODSON:

Floorman

■ ■Leon R. Nelson■ ,

.'i

Floorman

Clinton ■ .L, ■ Golsbn

225.00

_ MEETING OF . JULY■9; 1962 - COKC’D

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Personnel for 1962-63

Page 19

WOODSON:(continued) Floorman

James Slaughter

Floorman ' T.

none

. 10.00

230.00

240.00

120.00

WOODSON■STORAGE: S.Floorman ■ -5- T.

Frances Lyons

55.00

2.50

57.50

265.00

10.00

275.00

WRIGHT:

Custodian

A.C. Johnson

STOREROOM ' & . 'SHOP:

Custodian

Allen■Speed

235.00

10.00

245.00

102.50

5.00

107.50

PAGE (Stadium) & ■ PAGE SCHOOL Floorman ■ -g T.

Thomas

■Carter 1

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING: , Watchman

Grady Nix

215.00

10.00

225.00

Watchman

Jack Tarter

200.00

10.00

210.00

Watchman Foreman &■Roving

Cecil Wood

230.00

10.00

240.00

Watchman Roving

Earnest ■ Seebeck

215.00

10.00

225.00

Watchman

Jake Heath

215.00

10.00

225.00

Watchman, ' 'Roving & Relief

William H. Jones

190.00

10.00

.200.00

Watchman

Floyd Hutchins

200.00

10.00

Watchman

Robert Day . ■ Woody

215.00

10.00

225.00

Watchman

Earl Smetters

215.00

10.00

225.00

W. C. Pulliam

566.66 50.00

16.66

583.32 50.00

525.00 50.00

16.66

SHOP:

210.00

OFFICE: Supervisor Car ■ .Allowance

Supervisor Car . Allowance , . ■

Supervisor .Ji Car. Allowance Secretary

D. . . A. Dryden : ff

- tt

ft . ■ - ft

Larry 'Kirkland ft

LaVirge Rogers

•.

441.66 50.00

210.00

16.66

15.00

50.00

458.32 50.00

225.00 ■

MEETING OF ■ JULY . 9, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #217 Resolutions of Appreciation

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mrs.■Welch to approve Resolutions of Appre ciation for:

‘ Ruby Kirk, teaniter at Madison Elementary Sch°°l, deceased June 24, Lorena

1962.

Milam, teacher at Classen High S^oo1, deceased June 11, .I962.

The motion carried unanimously.

R. #218 Professional Trips ■ Approved

It was rnoved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated: Floy Campbell, Director of Public Relations, Annual School Public Relations Seminar, Denver Col°rado, July 9~13^ 19&2.

Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant, National Education Association Convention, Denver, Coteraho, July 2-6, 1962.

Mervel S. Lunn,. Director of Teaching Materials, Educational Film Library Association Convention and National Audio-Visual Association Convention, Chicago, nHnois, July • 21-24, 1962. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

Mr. Musgrave Appeared Befor Board

Mr. Grady Musgrave presented the building situation in Gold Medal Hills Addition and requested the Board to consider the purchase of a site for an elementary school fi the

area.

PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended

It was requested that the following persons be ernployed and that con.tracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby appr°ved. be executed tn the narne °f the District by the Superin tendent ' or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved:

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

■- -

ate...

‘ X

TERMINATIONS

•

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

(miss)

“

BtLLlNGSLEA,.. VERA ■ ' (mrs) 'te j -CATHEY, BARBARA J ' (mr)

GRANT BUSINESS

6-1-62

SHIDLER 4TH '

6-I-62

(mrs)

((mRS)

(miss) FENTON. MARY F.

(mr) GR|FF|-NggBBERT Pte" (MRS)

B.S.

$4300.

C« So Co B.Se

RE-INSTATIMENT

WEIR, TWYLA

—

SPEC. ED.

6-I-62

JEFFERSON ART

6-I-62

SOUTHEAST S.S. & COACH

6-I-62

(mr)

(mrs)

6th

shidllE-4th - . .

62-63

j "PREV. i- IN . THE ' SYSTEM"

S.W.S.C. B.A. .

4500.

HARRINGTON, WALTER/'G.

62-63

SOUTHEAST j S.S. 4 - ASST.. . B.BjoOACH

(mr) LYON, FRED L.

.(mrs) McCHRI'-STY,,' MARJORY 'L.

(mrs)

4TH

6-1-62

SOUTHEAST ENGLISH

6-1-62

WHEELERSPEC..ED.

(mrs) . V SAYLO-RS, MILDRED ' Fi-- ,

DAVI S 2ND

(mr)

CLASSEN S,S. & COACH

6-1-62

PMIRlE . QUEEN 2ND A

6-1-62

ROCKWOOD ' 3RD

6-I-62

SMITH, SUENELL W.X^;

'"'Mrs) WAITE, DORIS Y.

’

■

6-1-62

MARSHALL SCIENCE

(mrs) - -' z-

;

jEPERRY - ILL)

''4

. 'c *-

■ a

(mrs) 6-1-62

■■

o.u. B.S.

$4200.

MICHEL, JOY M.

c« s»c»

4200.

SCAMMAHORN, PATRICIA - A. CALDWWEL, DOROTHY C. '

(hayes - ill)

• <

— -

>4700.

4200.

LANGSTON -U. B* S»

BROOWi. OPAL I.

• ‘

•'

•

3900.

(

.-.'I-

.....

iy... '

DAVIS 2ND {

' -

3rd

Tooman ■. spec. ed.»i "■f^R-5 DAYS ONLY

......

■ ■ .

G$NT -|hOME EC. i

.N.D

C.S.C.

N.D»

•

ijFjOR 7 DAYS ONLY

■ ■

' 3600.

. . :

MADISON !- 6th

TULSA U.

STONE, RHEA

(mrs)'

'62-63,

o« IM.'Ao

...

MAO, MAXINE A.

te 5. . ■ 1 L

Eckwood

BoS»;

■

:'-

' ft ; eft 1 1

(mrs)

‘(mrs |

62-63

(mrs) (jones - ill)

4TH . / j'

62-63

B.S.-

6-I-62

(mrs) ill)

coolidGe

0»C*Wq $4300.

RIDDLE. -IRMA ' S.

■

(mr)'- Ate • ....te MAGUIRE, 'MJJJAM—n ~

ht: '

••

6-I-62

. COOLIDGE

LANHAM. VIOLA G.

SIMS, JOEL R.

GRANT . BUSINESS

62-63

HERONVILLE

HAYDEN. LOREITA

I-

$4200.

WALNUT GROVE

CUDJOE„ WILBURT

|(kirk-

c.s.c.

PERDUE, PEGGY H.

' -..

3-24-62.; ’•l^RRj OAYJS-Ol^l^’Y*

HARRfcSOtJ -t2ND}

t .D f

- 1

- . -- - j- I

■ , -:

6th

MADISON

(mrs) kirk, ruby

CLASSEN

SOCIAL STUDIES

(miss)

ROOSEVELT SCIENCE

CLASSEN ENGLISH

ASSIGNMENT

MILAM, LORENA A.

DECEASED

■

'//■

(Foth - Retired)

BARNHART, CAROLINE

BELL, ■ LORRAINE ' K. (MRS)

(MISS)

(PARNELL - ILL)

(BROCKETT ' -' ILL)

RESIGNATIONS

NAME

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

6-24-62

6-12-62

16-1-62

6-1-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

ruby l.

■

(Mr.) Keller, Ed

McAdams,

(mrs)

cotton, pearl l.

(mrs)

NAME

(

EMPLOYMENT

- -

SALARY

$6200.

4400.

$4400.

PERS°^NEL

o.u. M.E.

Co So C« B,A,

CoS*C« B«S«

DEGREE COLLEGE

..' £

APPROVED EXP.

7-2-62

5-l7-62

5-28-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Coordinator

Music

MARSHALL - S.S. "FOR 12 DAYS ONLY”

RANCHO - 2ND "FOR 3 DAYS ONLY”

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

(

Personnel Recommended

>--------

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

JACKSON SPEC. ED.

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

NORTHWEST SPEECH

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

ROOSEVELT PHYS. ED.

o.u. B.S.

62-63

CLASSEN ENG. k SPEECH

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

NEW TEACHERS 3962-3 963

O.C.U. B.A&

62-63

#4200. 4J00,

C.S.C. B.S.

(MRS)

4200 0

O.U. B.F.A.

BOSTON, BILLIE G.

4200.

4500.

4400.

4200.

4400.

4900,

5100.

4400 0

4200.

S.E.S.C, B*S«

C0S0 Co BoA.

O.U. B.A.

W.T.S.C, B.A.

OoSoUo B0A0

C.S.C. B 0 So

SPELMAN COLo B» So

C.S.C. B • So

o.u. M.F.A.

CoS« Co B0A0

O.U. M.M.

S.W.So Co BoS.

O.U. Ao

62-63

MARSHALL ENGL 1SH

TAFT BUS. ED.

HOOVER MATH.

SOUTHEAST IND. ARTS

MOON JR. SPEC. ED.

MARSHALL SCI ENCE

GRANT DRAMA - STAGE CRAFT

HOOVER BAND

HARDING MUSIC

NORTHWEST MATH.

HOOVER ENGLISH

COMPTON, JUDITH No

(miss)

COLLINS., O.J.

' (MR)

COE, CAROLYN

(miss)

CARNES, JANICE E.

(MRS)

CARPENTER, CORINNE K.

(miss)

CAWOOD, MARVIN F.

(MR)

CHANDLER, MILDRED

(MRS)

BURNETT, JAMES R.

(MR)

BURNETT, HELEN M.

(MRS)

BROWN, TALBERT W.

(MR)

BURNS,, KAY D<,

(MR) CASEY, ARVEL L.

4400.

o.u. B.S.

(miss) CONLEY, MARY ANN

JACKSON HOME EC.

CLASSEN LATIN

ENGLISH

GRANT

4300.

(miss)

ALLRED, BETTY H.

(MRS)

ALLfN, JENNIE V.

BANKS, JESSIE F«

4200 0

(WALLIS - RESIGNED)

(Thomas - l/a)

(MRS) BOLLMAN, VIRGINIA C«

(GULLEY * RESIGNED)

(SALLEE “ RESIGNED)

(additional position) (additional position)

(reed - resigned)

position)

(additional position)

(additional (lair = transferred)

(additional position) (RYAN = TRANSFERRED)

(additional position) (justice - resigned) (WYLI E - RESIGNED)

(riddle - resigned) (SNELL - RETIRED)

(BUCHANAN - TRANSFERRED)

4200,

(MR) DANIEL, ERNEST

(JeFFR'I es - ' ■ transferred)

4?00o

(MRS) FERGUSON. NELDA Mo

(ADDITIONAL POOITION)

(FORTENBERRY - RESIGNED)

(McMULLAN - RESIGNED)

(HASTY - resigned)

(PICKENS - TRANSFERRED)

GARRISON, BILLIE Mo

(mrs)

GANN, JO RITA

(MISS)

GALLOWAY, NANCY Go

'Miss) .

FURLOW, GEORGE D„

(MR)

FISHER, SANDRA So

4200 0

BqSq

O.C.U,

OoBoSo B.S.

B.A.

4200,

4250.

U, OF HOUSTON BoSq A O.U,, £

O.U, B.'A.

Eo Co SqCo BcSfl O.S.U, BoS,

O.U. Mo ED. O.S.U. M.S.

. Co So Co BcAo

BoMo Ea

0,Uo

E„SoToCo KAN. M.So

CoS 0 Co B0S0

O.U. B0A0

APPROVED EXP.

O.U. BoS.

Q.Co COLLEGE BoS.E®

Co So Ce BqS«

LINFIELD COL, BoAq

4200.

4400,

4500o

(MR) FAIAJION,. DON A,

(additional, position)

(MRS)

5300.

(MRS) EMERY., SYLVIA S.

(RICKS .- RETIRED)

(Jacobson -. Resigned)

5300,

.........

EMBREE, BARBARA Jo

4500,

(BURDETTE:- TRANSFERRED) ...

(miss)..

ELLIOTT, LEWS To

(MR)

4800,

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

62-63

62=63

62-63

'62-63

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

HARDING BUS. ED.

CAPITOL HILL SR„ PHYS, ED,

TAFT SOCCAL STUDIES

SOUTHEAST SCI ENCE

NORTHEAST FRENCH

HOOVER HOME EC.

GRANT So So & COACH

MOON JR, HOME EC,

SOUTHEAST JOURNALISM

STAR-SPENCER BAND

CLASSEN BAND

GRANT SCI ENCE 1 SoS,

NORTHEAST ENGL1SH

■ TAFT SOCIAL STUDIES

CENTRAL SPEC. ED.

ROOSEVELT MATH.

NORTHEAST MATH.

HOOVER VOCAL MUSIC

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

'CD

P P

(WORK - RESIGNED)

EARLY, CHARLES W,

(MR)

4750,

(MR) DOWDDEL, KEITH A„

(NORWOOD = RESIGNED)

(BURKE -7 .RESIGNED)

4200®

DAVI S8 NANCY A„

(CUNNINGHAM■- TRANSFERRED)

(miss)

4200,

(MISS) DAILY, BARBARA S.

(HARDER - ■ resigned)

4200,

$4650.

SALARY

4200,

(MR)

CRABS, JERRY D.

(MR)

COUCHENOUR, ELIZABETH A.

(MRS)

NEW TEACHERS 1962-1963

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

CIRJSSUAND, DON

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

(REEVES - RESIGNED)

■ . ■ (CROSS .= RESIGNED)

(•ADDiTIONAL POSITION)

NAME

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL

O 4

MEETING OF -JULY 9 ; 1962 -.CONT'D . .

CONT'D 1.962 -

MEETING OF.JULY 9 >

1—1

(D a a (D a £ o g o o

CQ $h (D

Ph Ph

^EFFECTIVE SEDATE

REPLACEMENT

GRANT HI STORY

REMARKS

62-63

ROOSEVELT IND. ARTS

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

MARSHALL HOME EC.

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

NORTHWEST ART

DEGREE COLLEGE

B.I.Ao

62-63

NORTHWEST SOCIAL STUDIES

SALARY

U© or COLORADO SoAc

62-63

4800.

C.S.C, B©A©

HOOVER SOCCAL.. •. STUDIES

O»U» Mo ED, O.C.U, '

4200,

C0S0C0 Bo A© .

62-63

4600o

4200,

14600,

PERS°^'NEL EMPLOYMENT NAME

NEW TEACHERS 3 962-1963 (MR)

GASTON, ROBIN M. (MR) GEORGE, KENNETH A,

(miss) GRANT, MARGARET Z,

(MRS) GREGGS, . LAURA E,

(MR)

HARRJSS, PHILLIP L,

OoUo BoS,

4200,

0oC®U© BoA©

assignment

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

(additional position)

(McDaniel . - ■ resigned) (ELKINS - RESIGNED)

(MURRAY - RETIRED)

(BYERS - TRANSFERRED)

(miss)

MARSHALL ' SPANI SH 4200,

(MRS)

HEUSS., INEZ E,

(culpe'pper - resigned)

(hays - resigned)

(miller - ' transferred)

NORTHWESTERN U 9 M,M,

HAYDEN BARBARA S,

62-63

STAR-SPENCER & TRAVELING ' MUSIC 4700,

OKLA, A, i'Mo B© So

(additional position)

62-63

(MR) HOPPE,, RUTHERFORD Ro

4700 0

N.EoS.C. MT,

(additional position)

62-63

JACKSON SCIENCE

STAR-SPENCER FRENCH k SPANISH

HOOVER LIBRARIAN

NORTHWEST BIOLOGY

CAPITOL . HILL SRo ENUSH (MRS) HO'YTj PAULA p„

5300,

E,N,MoU, ML.S,

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

62-63 (MRS) JENNINGS, HILDA J,

5200,

(MRS)

Co So Co BoSo

62=63

CLASSEN ASST,FOOTBALL & SWM,

O0U0

4200,

• KEENE, ROBERTA L,

O.U, B 0A q

(ADDITIONAL . position)

4200,

(MRS) KUTCH, MARY J, (MR)

L^t^L-LS, DAVID (MR)

BoS, OoSoUo

62-63

4200,

4900, gerald d„

62-63

SOUTHEAST ENGL 1 . SH

McPhal.

62-63

NORTHWEST HOME . ECo k SCIENCE

CLASSEN'

HOME EC,

' Co So Co BoS.

62-63

TAFT EN5LISH & SPEECH

O,Uo B,S,

B»Ao*

5100,

Co SoC© Bo S©

4200,

(miss) miller, nancy c,

MITCHE.L, VIRGINIA Co

• (MRS) (MR)

(MRS)

MONK, GALLOWAY

NORTON, ESTHER H,

(ADDITIONAL position)

(cotton - l/a) (GILLILAND - TRANSFERRED)

(mayfi eld = resigned)

position)

(brucher - retired)

(additional

! !

(MR)

4200.

4200. 5500.

4250.

4200.

3400,

(MR) SCALLY, LA JUAN Eo

(MR) SHEPARD, DARREL D. (MR) SMITH, DONALD Eo

SMITH, MARGIE J.

'(MRS) STARK, JENNINE K. (MRS) WALKER, FLORINE W.

(SIMMONS - RESIGNED)

(ADD 1 T| ONAL POSITJ ON)

(THOMAS - RESIGNED)

(additional position)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(DOUSSETT - RESIGNED)

(OSBORN = L/a)

(MRS) WHITLEY, DONNA H„

4200.

(MRS) SAVAGE, MINTA J.

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(MISS)

4500 0

(MR) SAVAGE, LEROY

(PARNELL “ TRANSFERRED)

4200.

RUSSELL, FRANKYE L.

Co So Co BoSo

ST. JOHNS TULS R.N.

o.c.u.’4 B.Ao ' O.U. B.S.

MoSi

Eq Co So Co

Co S» Co B • So

BoSq

o.u. B.S.

CoS»Co

B«Sq •>

O.C.W. B 0 Ao o.s.u.

CoS.C. Bo So

62-63

NORTHWEST MATH.

STAR-SPENCER NURSE

NORTHEAST ENGLISH & JOURNALISM

NORTHWEST PHYS. ED.

MARSHALL COUNSELOR

MARSHALL MATH.

HOOVER PHYS. ED.

GRANT BUS. ED,

ENGLISH HOOVER IND. ARTS

SOUTHEAST

S.S. & ASST. COACH

CAPITOL HILL SR.

HARDING TIME LIBRARIAN i

HOOVER SCIENCE

CENTRAL COSMETOLOGY

CAPITOL HILL SR. ENGLISH

JEFFERSON GOVERNMENT

CLASSEN CHEMISTRY

HARDING i TIME FRENCH

REMARKS

(ransford - resigned)

4500.

SIMMONS U, A «Bo

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

1962

(miss)

RUMBAUGH, LLOYD J.

APPROVED EXP.

B a So

So Wo So Co

No D.

O.B.U. BaA»

N.EaSoC. BoAjj

OaUo Be S*

Oo COU0

DEGREE COLLEGE

4 tn O P P CD H

(STEVENS - RESIGNED)

2225.

(MRS) ROUTH, FAY Co

. 5500.

4200.

4650.

4200.

|2!50o

SALARY

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

REHRIG. GLORIA A. (MR)

(MRS)

RECER, J. DAN

(MR)

PYLE, FORREST M.

(MRS)

PETTY, GERMAINE L.

(miss)

(MRS) ORCUTT, RUTH J.

NEW TEACHERS J962-I963

NAME

4650.

EFFECTIVE DATE

R1PPETOE, JERRY W.

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

(additional position)

(HILE - TRANSFERRED)

(LEWIS - RETIRED)

(BARBEE - L/A)

(PHILLIPS - TRANSFERRED)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

NAME

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

CD Q g 0 CD P CD

MEETING OF JULY CONI' D '

CONT'D .19.62 . .

. .

MEETING OF JULY

1—1 (D

a> §

o 0) (D Ph K

assiggmme^',

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

SCIENCE

GRANT

62-63

CAPITOL HILL SR. LIBRARIAN

(Mr)

NEW TEACHERS 3962-=l96*3

62-63

O.S.U. 1 BOSO So E&SoCo B.S* $4200. 4800.

WILLIAMS, JERRY D. (MRS) WILLIAMSON, MARNA L.

HOOVER ENGLSH

(HESS - RESIGNED)

(hill - RESIgNED)

62-63

4200.

MERCY HOSP. R.N.

C« S.C. B. A 0

62-63

CAPITOL HILL JR. NURSE

MARSHALL SOCIAL STUDIES

4200.

o.u. ME,

Co So C. BOS.

B.S.

62-63

HERONNILLE 1ST

HARRISON SPEC. ED.

BURBANK KDG.

4900.

O.S.U.

3400.

S.S.

(MR) WRIGHT, JON H.

(MRS) YOUNT, LAURA B.

C.S.C. B.A.

transferred)

(MRS)

ALLISON, E^JAINE S.

ARLINGTON, HELENE B.

(MRS) AUSTIN, LENA M.

62-63

WHEELER 4TH

6th

NICHOLS HILLS

62-63

BRYAN SPEECH THERAPIST

62-63

MONROE 4TH .

O.B.U.

4450.

N.E.S.C. B« S.

62-63

(MRS)

CLEMENT, BETTY Lo

4200.

o.u. B« A©

(HUSKY - RESIgNED)

CONNKLK, LINDA M.

(miss)

(MRS) FOSTER, PEARL B„

(MRS) GEURIN, SHERRIAK E.

HOBBS, LINDA H.

- (MRS)

4550-

o.u. B 0 Sc

62-63

PIERCE •ST

GATEWOOD 2ND

62-63

SHI ELDS PHYS. ED.

PUTNAM HEIGHTS 5TH

SPEC. ' ED.

EMERSON

PURI E' QUEEN 1ST

62-63

o.u. B® Sc

C 0. S 0 C 0 B.S.

B.A©

°,c.ui.

B»So

o.u.

4200.

4200 .

HOLLOWAY, 0. JUKE

4200.

.........

(miss) . HOLMBERG, SHARON■M.

(MRS)

(MISS) CONDREN, JOKELL

4200.

O.S.U. B.S.

(POOLE - RETIRED)

4200.

(miss)

DAVIES, HELEN K.

C 0 S 0 Co Bo So

(SHERRILL - TRANSFERRED)

4200.

(MRS) EVERETT, BILLIE Jo

(hood - retired)

(fromme - retired)

(S1EBUHR - ■ l/a)

(additional position)

(hunter -

(HOLLOWAY'- TRANSFERRED)

4200.

;

(MR) WOLTZ, CHARLES M.

(ADDITIONAL IPJOITION)

(PHILLIPS - RESIGNED)

(JONES - TRANSFERRED)

(additional position) (meese —resigned)

(rust = resigned) (CATHEY - RESIGNED)

‘

......

C.S.C.

....

4400.

4200,

(MRS) METHENY, B1LLIE W.

(kcstka,- resigned) (MRS)

retired)

(GORENA -l/a)

(gates - l/a)

( LESTER - RESIGNED)

(toohey -

(mc innis - retired) 1

SAUER, FREDA-Mo

(MRS)

SARTAIN, SIDNEY J,

(MR)

ROLLER, JEAN

'(MRS)

REEVES, LUCILLE Fo

(MRS)

PATTERSON, DONNA Ko

(MRS)

NESOM, MARY F,

(miss)

4600.

4200.

SIOOo

4550o

4200.

4300,

(MRS) NAYLOR, KAYE Co

(TAYLOR - TRANSFERRED)

(WHITTEN - RESIGNED)

4400.

MISKOVSKY, DONALD K.

(BENEFIELD - TRANSFERRED)

Co So Co Bo A #

O.S.U, B.S..

S.W.S.MOo B.S.

BETHANY NAZ. Bo S#

Co So Co Bo S#

S.E.Lo COL. B.A.

E.NAZo COL, B 0 S#

o.u. BoA#

Co So Co BoSa

62-63

' .62-63

62-63

62=63

62-63

6th

MONROE

UNIV, HGTS.

HAWTHORNE 4TH

LEE 3RD

6th

WESTWOOD

MC KINLEY 1ST & 2ND

MONROE 2ND

6th

BELLE ISLE

COOLIDGE 4TH

KAISER 2ND

PRAIRIE QUEEN 2ND

SHIDLER 3RD

RIDGEVI EW 1ST

DAVIS 1ST & 2ND

MC KINLEY KDGo

ROSS 5TH

4TH

BURBANK

BRITTON 1ST

REMARKS

replacement

(MR)

MILLSTEAD, EMMA Jo

o.u. M.E.

O.U. BoS.

CoSqU# BcA0

O.Uo BoS.

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

19^2

(shirk - resigned) 4200.

5300.

(miss) MC LAUGHLIN, CLARA to

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(mrs) 4200.

(TRUBEY - RESIGNED)

MC DANI EL, BRENDA SÂ«

(miss) McClure, dixie

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

4200.

(MRS) LUNDY, BEVERLY J.

(REAGAN - RESIGNED)

C.M.S.C. B.S.

ANDERSON COL. B.S.

(miss) 4400.

(steelman - transferred)

(hill - resigned) EIGHTY, ROBERTA Ro

B.S. o.c.w. BoA.

APPROVED EXP.

4200.

(miss)

DEGREE COLLEGE

(

4800.

KELLEY, CAROL V.

(MRS)

|4200.

SALARY

(MRS) HOLMES, JUDITH A.

NEW TEACHERS 1962-1963

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

KfNZER, JANE M,

assignment

EFFECTIVE DATE

PERSONNEL

O.Uo Bo Sq

(JONES - RESIGNED)

(FRAIM - RESIGNED)

NAME

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

MEETING OF JULY CONT'D

5 NSTRUCTiONM

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME

REPLACEMENT

SUNSET PHYS. ED.

REMARKS

62-63

UNIV. HGTS. 1ST

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

Wl LLARD SPEC. ED.

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

DEGREE COLLEGE

BoS®

SALARY

O.U. B.S.

EFFECTIVE DATE

E® C. S® C« B.S®

62-63

VALLEY BROOK 1ST

ASSIGNMENT

BETHANY NAZ. B.S.

62-63

WILLOW BROOK 2ND

NAME

NEW TEACHERS 1962-196?

C.S.C, B.S.

62-63

PRAIRIE QUEEN 3RD

(cox - l/a)

(ADDiTIONAL POSITION) (DENHAM - TRANSFERRED)

resigned)

(EVERMAN - TRANSFERRED)

(cowan (ADDITIONAL POSIT!on)

(additional position)

4200.

(MRS)

STUDEBAKER, KAREN Do

4200.

4200 o

(MR) TAYLOR, GERALD E. (MR) THOMPSON, JACK E.

(MRS)

TWINING, HENRIETTA L. (MRS)

VINES, LINDA Ko

4J00.

(MRS) WEAVER, ETHYL M.

4200.

0®C®U®

O.U.

2j® EoS® C®

6th

5th

ARTHUR

M.E.

62-63

7=1-62

COOLIDGE 1ST

ADAMS 4TH

ADAMS 2ND

INSTRUCTIONAL DFPT. COORDINATOR -GUIDANCE

62-63

Co S® Co B®So

0 ...

62-63

COOLIDGE 4TH

6th

SEQUOYAH

4200.

C.S.C, B.S,

62-63

4200.

(MRS) WEBB, KATHRYN I.,

(MRS) WHALEN, ELSIE F.

(MRS)

C.S.C. BoS.

B.A®

62-63

MC KINLEY 4TH

resigned)

(DENTON - RESIGNED)

(ramming -

CAMPBELL, SUE Ao

4200.

O.U, BoSo

(SLUTZKY - RESIGNED)

|4200.

Co S® Co BoS®

62-63

HAYES 1ST

(miss)

B.S.

62-63

WESTWOOD SPEC. ED.

(ADDSTJONAL POSITION)

Co So c. BoS®

62-63

MONROE KDG.

(BENSON = L/A)

(MRS) FRANCIS, FLORETTA R.

4200,

O.U. B.S.

O.U.

(STEIMER - TRANSFERRED)

(MRS) GABLE, KAREN Do

4200,

(miss)

c® s® c®

BoS®

62-63

4200®

5100.

O.U. B.S.

SIMS, ELOISE Ao (MRS)

WHITTINGTON, HELEN A,

4200.

O.S.U. BoS.

SMITH, NATALIE J,

(MRS) WITCHER, DONNA S.

4200.

(COPP - l/a)

WRIGHT, BETTY A.

8200.

WHEELER

(MONSEY = TRANSFERRED)

(MR) PETTY, EDGAR

62-63

(ADDITIONAL POSITION?

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(MISS) JOHNSON, SYNNEVA Ao

(MRS)

(ADDiTIONAL POSITION)

NAME

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(COFFEY - TRANSFERRED)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(LAWTER - TRANSFERRED)

NAME

EUGENE FIELD 2ND

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

MACKLJN, ERMAL W,

(MRS)

ILL HEALTH

"PETERS, MARY LYNN

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-1-62

6-3-62

DEWEY 2ND

FORTENBERRY, CHARLENE F.

PI ERCE 2ND

6-1=62

GRANT BUSI NESS

(MRS) DEAN, DOROTHY

(MRS)

6-3-62

4TH

6-1-62

MADISON

6-3-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

(MRS)

MOON JR. PHYS. ED.

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

CASE, VIRGINIA

MATERNITY (MRS) ANDREWS, ANNETTEA

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

‘(MRS)

(MRS)

4300.

(MISS) HARRIS, JANELL

(

4200.

f5ioo.

SALARY

4200.

HAYES, MARTHA LEE

(MRS)

BUTLER, CHARLES E.

(MR)

LEDFORD, LINDA K.

(miss)

NEW TEACHERS 1962=1963

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

SALARY

|4200o

PERSONNEL

RAHE, ROSALIE T.

(MRS)

BARLOW. NANCY S.

(miss)

CLAUSING, NAOMI Lo

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

Co So c« Bo So

Co So Co B qA»

C.S.C. B.S.

ALA.P. INST. M.E.

DEGREE COLLEGE

OoSoUo BoSa

0•S9U0 BoSo

Co So c® S» So

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

RIDGEVIEW KDG.

CENTRAL ENGLISH

DOUGLASS MATH.

4TH

RANCHO

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

EUGENE FIELD 2ND & 3RD

PIERCE 2ND

DEWEY 2ND

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

O O g £ CD P P* CD

CD CD O E5 p CD H

• CD

FILLMORE

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

Leave Extensions

(mrs)

6th

ART PUTNAM HGTSo

barker, norma k.

(mrs)

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63 62-63

62-63

BUCHANAN 5TH

62-63

GRANT IND. ARTS

62-63

VAN BUREN 3RD

6th

SEQUOYAH

BULLARD, LOU ANN

(MRS) COMBS, MAE MARI E (MRS)

DOYLE, JUANITA

HARRIS. WOODFIN

PRAIR! E QUEEN KDG.

62-63

(MRS)

(MRS) JOHNSON, KATHERINE

MAYFAIR 5TH

(MRS) LAUDERDALE, LAMORA

KELLEY. MABEL ANN (MRS) KESSLER, MARY JO

RIDGEVI EW 4TH

CAPITOL HILL SR. ENGL 1SH

Nl CHOLS HILLS

62-63

(MRS) LISTEN, PAULINE

FILLMORE PHYS, ED.

6th

(MR)

62-63

VISUAL AIDS SUPERVISOR

MONROE 1ST

POST, GENE L.

CAPITOL HILL SR, BUS. ED, RANCHO i DAY KDG.

BUCHANAN 3RD

62-63 <

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

NORTHWEST CLASSEN BIOLOGY

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

TAYLOR, LUCILE E«.

(miss)

STRAKA, GLORIA

(mrs).

LEAVE EXTENSIONS

(MRS) SHARP, FLORA

(MR) RURY. CHARLES ALVIN

(MR)

PIRRONG, SANDRA

(MRS)

PHI LB IN, SHARON Ko

(MRS)

PHELPS, WILLIAM

BURBANK 4TH

(mr)

EUDALEY, JACQUETTA

(MRS)

j I

!b <j

;

CONT'D i

MEETING OF JULY 9,- 1 9 ^ 2

SALARY

•

SALARY

r32------------ 1

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME

EMPLOYMENT NAME

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

, APPROVED EXP.

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

■ rMr

transferred)

(MR)

4400,.

(MRS) WHHLEN, . .LYNN

(additional position)

(additional ' position)

(laucus - resigned)

(MARKHAM - L/A)

(MRS)

NOLEN, EMMA Ko

(

6000.

4700.

MCMILLAN, VIRGINIA

(MRS)

4450,

•

4800,

LE GRANDE, BETTY L.

'(MRS)

Ingram, arlene

(MRS)

M.S.

CoSoCo B0S0 O>U.

CoSoCo Bo'So

O.U. M0E0

4450,

(MRS) GOODMAN, MARKKTA

(KELLER = 'RESIGNED)

So EoSe Co Bo So

C.S.C. M.T.

4800,

FOSTER, NEDELLA

(madISSNs-- ' resigned)

(MRS)

N.E.S.C, B.S.

(additional '-position) 4200.

(MRS) COLEMAN, TOMMIE Ro

O.U. M.E.

O.U. B0A0 .

O.S.U. M.S.

OoCoU• BoA®

M.S.

O.S.U.

0 0 So Uo MoA.

O.S.U. M.S,

Co s, c, BoAa So Eo So Co Bo So

Co So Co BoS,

6lOO,

(miss)

5350.

(MR) WALLACE, GAYLEN R.

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

4500,

5250.

4900 0

ROG.ERS9 CARROLL

(MR)

MITCHELL, RICHARD

(MR)

MARSH, LEE

o.u,

B.S.

APPROVED EXP.

WOOTEN, RUTH

. (miller - resigned)

(henry ■■ - l/a)

(MR) FOWLER, HAROLD

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

62-63

62~63

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

in the

System*

"PREV, IN THE SYSTEM**

HAYES - ' 1ST t 2ND

HAYES - 4TH & 5TH "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM**

HENRY - 3RD & 4TH "PREVo . IN THE SYSTEM**

LEE - KDG. "PREV, IN THE SYSTEM**

P. QUEEN - KDG, "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

PAGE - 1ST "PREV, IN THE SYSTEM"

SPENCER - 1 ST "PREV, IN THE SYSTEM"

CLASSEN - MATH, "PREVo IN THE SYSTEM**

CLASSEN - S.So "PREVo IN . THE SYSTEM**

NORTHWEST - COUNSELOR "PREVo IN THE SYSTEM"

"prev.

CAP. HILL JR - ' PHYSo EC

NORTHWEST - COUNSELOR "PREVo IN THE SYSTEM**

MARSHALL - MATH.. "PREVo IN THE SYSTEM**

CENTRAL - IND, ARTS fPREVo IN THE SYSTEM**

"PREVo . IN THE SYSTEM"

SOUTHEAST - MATH.

ROOSEVELT - ENN.-S.S. "PREVo IN THE ' SYSTEM"

STAR-SPENCER - HOME EC "PREVo- IN THE SYSTEM"

NORTHEAST - MATH, "PREV, IN THE SYSTEM"

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

i’i Hi *![ Hi

i! hi 1* ‘H ik

W Hi

(James - l/a)

(GUERRERO' - RESIGNED)

(additional pooition)

(stice -

(YORK ' ■-■TRANSFERRED) 5303.

4450,

(MRS) EPPERLEY, BETTY Jo

. ,/(lAUCUS ' - ■ resigned)

4450,

(MR) DOl^<^H"TY9 RONALD

, (ELLIOTT - TRANSFERRED)

4200,

(MRS) COXS ROMA

|4600o

SALARY

(HEARN - ■ . RESIGNED)

(MRS)

RE- INSTATEMENTS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

BRANDT, PATRICIA

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

PERSONNEL

(DAVIDSON - TRANSFERRED)

NAME

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

•u CD

Q 4 0 co 0 0) rs CD R- H 0)

r-AJ CD

MEETING OF JULY 19^2 -_CONT'D

assignment

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME.

SALARY

•• OR DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

62=63

EMERSON = 1ST "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM”

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

VAN BUREN - 3RD "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM”

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

RIDGEVIEW - 3RD "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM”

. EFFECTIVE * DATE

REINSTATEMENTS

Co So Co Bo So

62=63

LINCOLN - 2ND “PREV. IN THE SYSTEM" RIDGEVIEW - 5TH-6TH

STAND WATIE - JTH "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

BETHANY NAZ. B.S.

62-63

PHILLIPS U.

0»CoUe B0A0

$4400.

4400.

O.B.U. B.S0

(MRS) PAYNE, MARY K.

WILLIAMS;, BETTY

4300,

(council - retired)

(cotter - resigned)

WILSON, BARBARA

"PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

(HIXON - RESIGNED)

RALSTON, NINA Be

4450.

5450. .

(MRS)

(MRS) RIPPER, JO ANN

(MRS)

$60000

7100 0

6300, •

(RUDOLPH - TRANSFERRED)

(MRS)

(turner - resigned)

62-63 (MR)

BOWLBY,' LEYMOND. (MR) R08LYER, JACK

ft E= EMPLOYMENT

(MRS) CAROLINA, NADINE

O.S.U. MoSe

62-63

62=63

62-63

O.U. M.A.

"PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

WRIGHT = 3RD & 4TH

MARSHALL - ASST. PR IN. "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

“PREV. ! IN THE SYSTEM"

AUDIO VISUAL-FILM LIB.

transferred)

(risdon - transferred)

(ward -

O0U0 »

C.S.C. B.S.

4650o

(MR) GINSTERBLUM, NEIL

(additional position)

COFT'D 1962 9,

MEETING OF JULY

(MRS)

CAPITOL HILL JR. CLERK

8-13-62

200,

(MRS) GREEN, BEULAH

(CAMPBELL - TRANSFERRED)

(ADDITIONAL position)

STEPHENS, MONA Go

' (MRS) S85,

210,

SMITH, NORMA Jo

7-2-62

LIB. CLERK

CENTRAL(VOC. REHAB.)

CLASSEN REGISTRAR

MARSHALL LIB. CLERK

8-13-62

(MRS) LACKEY, BESS'I E Go

(ADDITIONAL POSITION) (MRS)

HOOVER CLERK - 5/6 TIME 8-13-62 166.65

(MRS) JACK, MARY B.

(additional position)

(STEPHENS - TRANSFERRED)

DOUGLASS REGISTRAR 8-13-62

210,

trx

HERD, VIRGIE

(CHRISTIAN -“Rem. OF YR. onl f")

19^2

(MRS)

SOUTHEAST INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK

8-27-62

185,

EAVENSON, LILLIE R.

(MRS)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

NORTHWEST CLASSEN LIB. CLERK

8-2062

185,

(MRSl DITTMAN, MARGARET

(additional position)

BRITTON CLERK

8-27-62

190.

(MRS) CROSS, NONA KEY

MAYFAIR

RESEARCH CLERK 6-1-62

195-

8-27-62

HOOVER SECRETARY

6-1-62

REMARKS

205,

EFFECTIVE DATE

PUPIL SERVICES CLERK

(jezek - resigned)

(MRS)

JEANS, KAY

(MRS)

CHAPMAN, FRANKIE

APPROVED EXP.

REPLACEMENT

6-18-62

DEGREE COLLEGE

II9S

SALARY

190.

(MRS) SHIPLEY, MARY JO

NAME

BROTHERS, VI LET

position)

6-19-62

MAINTENANCE CLERK

6-15-62

6-8-62

PUPIL SERVICES CLERK

GRANT REGISTRAR

6-8-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

LAFAYETTE i DAY CLERK

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT

(ROWLES - TRANSFERRED)

(additional

(additional POSITION)

(MRS) SMITH, DRUSILLA

CORDRAY, BONITA (MRS) FLOYD, MILDRED

(MRS)

CAGLE, DORIS

(MRS)

Resignations

NAME

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL

MEETING OF JULY

CONT ’D

MEETING OF. JULY 9,. 19&2 - CONT' D

P-! 8

’ersonnel Recommended

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

Temporary Employment

Mrs. Virginia Lamb to teach Foods Through August 24, 1962. Mr. Gaylen Wallace as Mr. Donald Kegans as a

Mrs. Lea F. Wiley

in the nursing program,

Salary $100.00

per week,

effective

July 16, 1962

Northwest, Salary $300.00 for the period, June 4, 1962 through June 15, 1962.

a counselor at

part time collator in the printing department,

to work as a counselor at

Salary $i.00 per hour, effective May 31, 1962.

Douglass, Salary $150.00 for the period, June ll, 1962 through

June 15, 1962.

Mrs. Gladys Rowe

as a clerk in the supply department, salary $240.00 per month,

June 18, 1962

effective

through

July 31, 1962.

Miss Carol Vaught through

as a library aide in the curriculum library, salary $190.00 per month,

effective

June 11, 1962

June 15, 1962. the secondary education office, salary $265.00 per month,

Mrs. Juanita Hannum as a secretary in June 18, 1962 through June 29, 1962.

Changes

effective

of salary and assignment

Mrs. Rachelle Stephens, from registrar at Classen, salary $270.00 per month, to secretary at Classen, s^Tary 19&2.

$280.00. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 18,

Mrs. Thelma Brindley, from teacher Aide at Johnson, Salary $150.00 per month, Hoover, Salary $185.00 per month, effective August 27, 1962.

Library Clerk, Jr time unassigned

and i time at

is recommended that the following teachers be paid $25.00 each for serving Ab

Resource

persons during the

TEACHER EVALUATION CONFERENCE.

Frances Bailey Wesley Kirk

Thurgasue Dill Viola M. Cooley

Margaret Gentz

i Elementary Summer School Period of Employment June 4, 1962 - July 13, 1962 The following teachers to

be added to the

Elementary Summer School Staff: SALARY

NAME

SCHOOL

Millie Coats Ruth Lewis Daphne Lance Fanni e Warren 1 guise Sinclair Loyce B. Varallyay Alpha Maney Wilma Snowbarger Donna Firquain

Belle Isle Truman Johnson Edgemere Mayfa1R Nichols Hills Nichols Hills Rancho

$400.00 200.00 400,00 400.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 100.00 100.00

L1NWOOD

New Employment

Mr. George Rowley as Director

Food Service, Salary $7,500.00,

effective

July 2, 1962.

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

TERMINATIONS NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

LEAVES OF ABSENCE maternity

(MRS) HAMPTON. VIVIAN (MRS) KEITH, MAE L.

GRANT SECRETARY

6-15-62

MOON JR.

CLERK

(FILLED BY TRANSFER)

MOoh JR.

(MRS) 6-15-62

KING, RUTH

$200.

8-J 3-62

CLERK

1 it ■ < ' 1 • < ■

i t

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT'D

■“...............

Personnel Recommended

P-19

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD

(CONT’D)

ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL SALARIES TO BE ADJUSTED AS LISTED FOR THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTARY TEACHERS;

NAME

SCHOOL

FROM

PAULINE GIBSON GERALDINE LON]AN VIVIAN CROWDER HELEN BRANUM MARGARET WAHL BOB STORIE HELEN POTTS JUDIE ESCH FREELA CLEMONS

COLUMBUS GARDEN OAKS NICHOLS HILLS MONROE RIDGFVI EW RJDGEVI EW BUCHANAN BUCHANAN ARTHUR

$400.00

$325,00

400.00 400.00 400.00 200.00 200.00 425.00 400.00 400.00

325.00 300.00 200.00 300.00 225.00 300.00 300.00 300.00

DELETE THE FOLLOWING ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHER SALLY ATKINS

R IDG EVIEW

MT SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHERS SALARY AT THE RATE OF $550,00 FOR EIGHT WEEKS EMPLOYMENT

CENTRAL TEACHER

SUBJ ECT

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

VELTA HUNLEY SAM ELLIOTT J, Jo GARDNER GWENDOLYN HANGER BOB FORD JERRY HAYNES LEE Mo MARSH GEORGIA TEETS

MATH, MATH. BUSINESS MATH. ENG. & READING SOCIAL STUDIES MATH, ENGLISH

JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE

TEACHER

SUBJECT

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

SUBLETT SCOTT DEAN CHOATE HELEN RAY LORENE HAGGARD DEAN MARKER LOUISE HILL LAUREL VAN HORN JOHN PENNINGTON JAMES HARRIS DONALD MAC KEEN

INSTR. MUSIC MATH, MATH. ENGL 1SH ENGL 1 SH BUSINESS ENGLISH INSTR. MUSIC INSTR. MUSIC SOCIAL STUDIES

JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE

TEACHER

SUBJECT

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

ANCEO Mo FRANCISCO CORNELIUS PITTMAN

INSTRo MUSIC INSTR. MUSIC

JUNE 4 = JULY 27, 1962 JUNE 4 - JULY 27, l§62

TEACHER

SUBJECT

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

HOWARD GRAY DEANNE SHEPARD LEONARD HANSTEIN

MATH. BUSINESS SOCIAL STUDIES

JUNE 5 - JULY 27, 1962 JUNE 6 -r JULY 27, l§62

5 5 5 6 6 6 7

JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY

27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27,

1962 l§62 l§62 l§62 l§62 l§62 l§62

JUNE II - JULY 27, 1962

GRANT

4 - JULY 27, 1962 5 - JULY 27, 1962 5 - JULY 27, 1962 5 - JULY 27, 1962 5 - JULY 27, 1962 5 - JULY 27, 1962 6 - JULY 27, 1962 4 - JULY 27, 1962 4 - JULY 27, 1962 II ■■ JULY 27,, 1962

DOUGLASS

HARD!NG

JUNE 11 “ JULY 27, 1962

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

(CONT’D)

SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL

JOHN MARSHALL

TEACHER

SUBJECT

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

PHILLIP TRAYLOR SAM CROWDER NANCY STICE HAZEL HALE HELEN STEHR

MATH. SOCIAL STUDIES ENGL 1SH ENGLISH MATH.

JUNE JUNE JUNF JUNE

TEACHER

SUBJECT

PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT

SIMMONS THOMAS DALE RANSFORD HOPE HAMILTON JO ANNE PARK MARY MILBURN DOYLE CREWS GIL MOUTRAY BERLE SWAGERTY VIVIAN ENT BERNICE HIBBERT KENNETH COFFELT GAYLEN WALLACE

INSTR. MUSIC ENGLISH MATH. MATH. MATH. MATH. SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES ENGLISH ENGLISH SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES

JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE JUNE

5 5 5 5—

JULY JULY JULY JULY

27, 27, 27, 27,

1962 l§62 l§62 l§62

JUNE 11 * JULY 27, 1962

NORTHWEST CLASSEN

1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 1962 I 1 - JULY 27, 1962 1 1 - JULY 27, 1962

4 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 6

JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY JULY

27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27, 27,

DRIVERS EDUCATION TEACHERS PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT, JUNE 5 - JULY 27, 1962 SALARY $770.00 TO BE ADJUSTED

BILL BALLEW RALPH KING

HARDING GRANT

. PLEASE DELETE THE FOLLOWING SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHERS

MAXINE TYLER JOE SPURLOCK KENNETH COFFELT

NORTHWEST CLASSEN JOHN MARSHALL (TO BE PAID FOR JUNE 4,1962) GRANT<TO BE PAID FOR JUNE 4, 1962)

THE RECREATION COMMISSION SUBMITS THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION:

; {

TWO FIELD SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 4,11962, SALARY $1.51 PER HOUR:

VIOLA M. COOLEY

LAWRENCE CUDJOE

TWO FIELD SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 4, 1962, SALARY $79.25 PER WEEK:

’ > I t

ONE FIELD SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 4, 1962, SALARY $1.30 PER HOURS

EDMUND ROTZINGER

MAURICE V. VAN METER

BARBARA SABB I

' ONE CLERK BE ELECTED BEGINNING MAY 31, 1962, SALARY $1.05 PER HOUR:

•

DENA SURECK FOUR PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE II, 1962, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR:

RUBY ARGO CHRISTINE BAILEY

HATTI E P. CHEATHAM REBA SHAW

MEETING OF JULY.

19^2 - CONT' D

’ersonnel tecommended.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;

(cont’d)

THE RECREATION COMMISSION SUBMITS THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION:

FOUR PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE II, 19.62, SALARY $1.10 PER HOURS FRED H. CHAFFEE DAVID CHRISTNER

JAMES DAVIS CHARLES VICKERY

ELEVEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7, 1962, SALARY $1.18 PER HOUR; ALBERT CABAJAL ROGER KEEL VIRGINIA SUE DUNCAN wanda w. McNutt DOROTHY P. EVANS MICHAEL NORFLEET ELDON V. GIBSON THURMAN R. PATTERSON KAY JOHNSON MARY CHRISTINE PEARSON THEOPOLIS WILLIAMS

FOURTEEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7, 1962, SALARY $1.24 PER HOUR DONALD M. EDWARDS BILL HAUSER KENNETH D. JONES JOHN MAYFIELD JERRY L. MONTGOMERY LEIGH NICHOLS MENTTORY NICHOLS

BOB Nl EBURGER WILLARD C. PITTS MAXINE ROBB JOHN SHUTLER ROBERT A. SWAIN WILLIAM 0. WEST GLADYS F, WILLIAMS

SIX PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7, 19&2, SALARY $1.30 PER HOUR:

JO ANN BINGHAM DOROTHY M. EDWARDS LENA L. PAYNE

CLARITA ROGERS TOM SLATTON EVELYN Wl ELAND

TEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 7, 1962, SALARY $1.35 PER HOUR: LEWIS BURTON RUTH W. CLARK SUE DAVIS ESSIE D. EDWARDS HAZEL HARRISON 1

MARY HAUSER ABILENE MATTHEWS BARBARA MITCHELL RAYMOND MITCHELL LINDA G. SKIDMORE

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 18, 1962, SALARY, $1.24 PER HOUR: CHARLES WILLIAM TENNEMEYER

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 22, 1962, SALARY $1,24 PER HOUR: JACK BEADLES ONE

PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 22, 1962, SALARY $1.18 PER HOUR:

CHARLES L. ATKINSON ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 25, 1962, SALARY $1.18 PER HOUR: EARL LYNN

CONT'D

9 , 1962. .

MEETING OF JULY

i i

H■.

;j'

1—1 CD

O S 0 Pl g O g w O

Fn u CD (D

GJ GJ

NAME

Ira P.

Resignations Compton.

Doughty, Lary H.

Jerry w.

John

Heiskilu, ■ '

Minter.

Reed. Toney

wiubert

Robertson. Newman G.

Payne,

. Leroy ■ N„

■Wright

Driskill. Caru Raymond

Termination

TERMINATIONS X' "

•

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-15-62

assignment *

Fuoorman Classen

6-6-62

5-81-62

6-19-62

Budg ,6-14-62

Relief Custodian All•Schools

Floorman

Administration

Lee

i T. Fuoorman

Longfellow

i.T. Fuoorman

4-26-62

3/4 T. Custodian Carey

6-8-62

5=31-62

7-12-62

Noon

5-31=62

Custodian Coolidge Culbertson

Jr.

i T. Fuoorman

Capitol Hill

Hii . 1.. s

EMPLOYMENT NAME

Henry D.

Noah John

salary

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

6-19-62

6-20-62

6-19-62

6-20-62

REPLACEMENT

remarks

Fuoorman Classen

Fuoorman

Administration

Longfellow

i T. Fuoorman

Culbertson

i T. Fuoorman

6-1-62

Fuoorman Hoover

•

$102.50

6-21-62

Fuoorman Hoover

Page Stadium

$200.

6-26-62

i T. Fuoorman

$200.

$ 50.

$100.

$200.

PERSONNEL

LaINoy.

John Andrew

Jesse L.

Simpson, Travis

Berry.

Taylor,

Reinstated Carter. Thomas

Creston

Fuoorman '

(Addi tional)

Hernandez,

Nolan. Jamfs P.

(Additional)’

Spiva,

Fi denci 0 (Additionai )

Bldg.

Reed. Andrew L.

Holmes, Robert P. Wall. Jimmie Laurence Putman, James Doni ver

(Motley Transferred)

(Posey Resigned)

(SPRINGLER TRANSFERRED)

(McDonald Transferred)

6-15-62

Byford. Homer L.

(Quinton Transferred)

. .....

SMiTHt

(RUTHfrfoRd Transferred)

Eugene

6-6-62.... 6-8-62

6-10-62

6-27-62

*200.

*100.

*200.

6-15-62

6=15-62

Helper Fillmore

Helper Spencer Elementary

Helper Moon

Helper Taylor

Hill. Dorothy

Hiniger. Darlene

Hollen. Betty Jo

Phelps. Nadine

Wl LSON

Helper Northwest Classen

Rodman, Nora

Roe, Velma

Helper

6-1-62

Helper Emerson

Herring. Lola Mae

6-15-62

5-31-62

Helper Wheeler

i ; ' j : ! =

lb Hi

;H di

Hi i ?

B i 'i> f

q u: U; H H

;i! i>

Haynie, Imogene

Floorman Sequoyah

Relief Floorman All Schools

Floorman Culbertson i T. Floorman Ridgeview

Floorman Classen

2 T. Floorman Buchanan

CD 4 CQ O P R CD H

1962

Resignations

6-1-62

*200.

6=1=62

Floorman Johnson

* 100.

Dunkin. J. C.

(Roberts Transferred) ,5-31-62

Williams,, Elton E.

(Crawford Resigned) S200.

>200.

j/4 T. Floorman John Marshai i

REMARKS

6-1-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Si 50.

APPROVED EXP.

REPLACEMENT

Floorman Roosevelt

DEGREE COLLEGE

5-31-62.

SALARY

NAME

Hendrix. Bricen

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

EMPLOYMENT

(Rurgfss Transffrrfd)

NAME

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL

Rj CD Rj

CD Q O g Â£ CD R

FOOD SERVICE

p-23

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MEETING OF JULY CONT'D

. 1962 . - . CONT-'D

P -24

MEETING OF JULY

3, ■

Personnel Recommended.

■< Ma I NTENANCE.

PERSONNEL

TERMINATIONS

NAME

‘

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

salary

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

remarks

RESIGNATIONS

-J

■■■' '

Student

Weed, J. - , Steven

'fiiott,

Samufi

Pa i nter

6-2I-62

Painter

6-s-fi2

Student

■ Emry. ' Fred - G.

6-15-62

Painter

Laborer

• -- - , McElroy, , Roger

Landscape

6-20-62

McReynolds,- - James g.

Laborer Roofing

6-21-62

Peacock,'James

Carpenter

6-4-62

Perdue. Ralph Jay

Laborer Plastering

6-25-62

''discharged Helper

■

Gray. , Bernard w.

•

Moon,- -Cl i fford RaVmond

Welding

6-I4-62

Carpenter

6-21-62

Carpenter

6-8-* 62

LEAVE - OF ABSENCE

McGee. Edward Marlin

AUDIO . 4 VISUAL

RESIGNATION--

F' --Crumley,'-

Joe Jr.

Photographer

J_____ ................... ..........

6-I-62

; ~

_•• ........ .................. ................

p-25 * j

SERVICE

CHANGE OF STATUS OF SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Bailey

Joe

Cottrell - Floorman -

Lincoln, Salary $220. per month to Relief Custodian. Salary $235.

PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 4, I9&2.

Virgil C„ Cox - Head Custodian - Johnson, Salary $240. per month to Floorman $230. pER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY 29. 1962. .

Hugo w. , Evans - 3/4 - Time Custod|an - aylor, $I27«5O, effective’ June 8, 1962.

Salary &I91

i/2

Time

John Marshhal,

Salary

Custodian - Henry. Salary

Earl L. Kimery - Floorman - Harding, Salary $205. per month to Relief Custodian - 'All Schools, Salary $235. per month, effective June i, 1962. Henry G. Love - Custodian - Coolidge, per month, effective June 8, 1962,

Irvin A. per

Salary $265., per month to Floorman - Stand waaie, Salary $230.

Moon - Floorman - Grant, Salary $2io. effective May 29, 1962.,

per month to

, Ho Parker - Floorman - Capitol Hill SRo, Salary $235. per month, effective May 31, 1962.

william

Head Custodian - Johnson, Salary $235.

Salary $230. per

month to

Fireman

Capitol , Hill Sr.,

Wilbert G. Payne - 1/2 Time Custodian - Patrick Henry, Salary $132.50 to Head Custodian - Coolidge, Salary '$265. per month, effective June 8, 1962. Howard m, Potter - Relief Custodian - All Schooos, Salary $25(0. per 'month to Head Custodian - university Heights, Salary $260. per- month, effective June' 4, , 1962. '

W. w. Quinton - Floorman - Classen, Salary $205. per month to Relief - Custodian, Salary $235. per month.effective June i, 1962. . .

Arvil -Redden - Fireman = Capitol Hill , ..Sr., Salary $250. -per- month to Head Custodian - Dewey, Salary |26o. effective May 29, 1962. -' ,J-=4 . - 'j-.? -1. ■

WSalary ill P» Spr|Ngler - Relief Moorman = , all Schools. $198.75 per -month, effective - JuNe 8, 1962.

Salary $230. per month to 3/4

Time Custodian - - 'Tayl°r

McDonald, j„ Floto - - Floorman - Sequoyah, Salary - $225. per month - to Head Custodian - ' Buchanan, Salary '. $235. per - month, effective June 27, 1962.

MEETING , OF JULY . . % 1962 . . . - .. COJNP’D

’ersonneJ te commenc

P-26 MAINTENANCE'

’

TEMPORARY • EMPLOYMENTS IN THE . MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT;

Alexander, Thomas Wayne - Temporary ' PAinTEr, Salary -$i.75 • per hour, • effective June 18, 1962,

Baker, Homer L. - Temporary' Tinner - 'Sheet Metal

Salary $2.25 per

hour, effective

June it, 1962.

Breeds J. Steven - Temporary Laborer - Painter, - Salary $1.25 per hour, effective June 7, 1962.. Brown,

Paul Charles - Temporary Laborer - Plastering, Salary $1.25 per hour, effective June 6, 1962. Owen - Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.00 per hour, effective June 21, 1962.

Brown, Roger

Bruner,

Jack Hardie - Temporary Scraper - Painting, Salary $1.25 per

Temporary Painter, Salary $1.75

Busey, Woodrow C„ -

per hour,

hour,

June

effective

June 4, 1962.

effective

1962.

i4,

Coffman, William. Mjrl Jr. = Temporary Laborer - Landsccping, Salary $1.25

per hour,

effective

Collins, Jess Leon - Temporary Helper - Carpentry, Salary $i.4°

effective

June 13, 1962.

Cooper, Ollie - Temporary Painter, Salary $i.6o per hour, '

James William

Cox,

Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.oo

^^^e^’^ive June 12, 1962.

per. hour,

per hour,

is, • i 962.

June 14, 1962.

effective

Crawford, Tony - Temporary Helper - Carpentry, Salary $1.25

Cudjoe, Lance - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.75

per hojr,

June

per hour,

effective

June

ii,

June

i|,

1962.

Jr.

Da.L, Walter L.

Temporary Laborer

Concrete, Salary $1.25

per- hojr,

June 4, 1962.

effective

Dies, Gary Clay - Temporary Summer Helper - Landscaping, Salary $1.25 per hojr, effective June 6, 1962.

Djffy, James C. - Temporary Laborer - Vocational, Salary $1.25

per hour,

Edwards, Larry Wayne - Temporary. Scraper - Painting, Salary $1.25 Ek,

per hojr,

David Roland - Temporary Laborer - Lead Man - Glazier, Salary $1.85

June 4, 1962.

effective

per hojr,

ii, 1962.

June

effective

June 6,

1962.

Elliott, Samuel L. - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.75 per hour, 'effective June 4, 1962.

Temporary Helper

Ellis, Stephen W. *■

Electronics, Salary >1.50

Fuller, Don - Temporary Helper - Plastering, Salary $1.25

Geer, Kenneth Wayne -

G|bson, G°dsey,

David Allen -

Temporary Scraper

per hour,

per hojr,

Painting, Salary $1.25

Bobby Gene - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.65

June 4,

effective

Harris, Eric Eugene = Temporary Laborer - Carpentry, Salary $1.25

1962.

June 2i, 1962.

per hour,

June 13

effective

per hour,

Hart, Benjamin Franklin - Temporary Laborer - Painting, Salary $1.25

ii,

June 4, 1962.

hour, effective

per hour, effective

1962.

June

per hour, effective

Temporary Scraper - Painting, Salary $1.25 per

June 8,

effective

June

effective

1962,

1962.

Haynes, Jerry E. - Temporary Helper - Plumbing, Salary $i.6° per hour, effective June 4, 1962.

Hazley, Orlando - Temporary Painter, Salary $1,75

per hour, effective

June

Henderson, Robert -Knapp - Temporary Helper - Plastering, Salary $1.25 Henddix, Paul - Temporary Painter, Salary $i.75

per hour,

Holmes, Abe b. - Temporary Painter, Salary $i.6°

effective

per hour,

Huffman, Jerry Don - Temporary Helper . - Vocational, Salary $1.25

1962.

per hour,

June 6,

effective

Huffman, J. D. - Temporary Electrician = Vocational, Salary $2.00

ii,

effective

June

ii, 1962 .

1962-.

June - 13, 1962.

per hojir,

per • hour,

Jackson, Eddie W. - Temporary Scraper - Painting, Salary $1.25 per hour,

June ii, 1962.

effective

June

-effective June -

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS. IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT;

ii,

1962.

is,- 1962.

K|mbrough, Kenneth Rod^r - Temporary- Scraper. - pa|nt|Ng, .Salary I1.25 per H°ur, effectiVe June add, Jess - Temporal Operator • - concrete, Salary $2.°0 per , êctive Jwe 4, |9<î2<| Lowers .D l Wa e - Temporary •PAIN^ÊR, Sala y I1.65 pER HouR, e^ctive J ne • J8, • •

ona

rko, 'Mike

ax,

Hour

emporary

Laborer- '--Painting, Salary $||25

Edmrd E. - Twpoirairy Steamfitter, Salary IM0

mcElhaney,

per

Deaune E. - Thmpoirairy Helper - LANDsccp|NG,

peR

LouIs - Temporary WELDER, Salary $2.°° H

old -

peR

SalaRY $|.35

Temporary Laborer

per

HOur

effective

efee-CT|ve

HOjR

4, •

|9^»

PER

Jjne

J ne u

Jne

7> I962«

HoJR, ei^ec^ve June 4, |962»

Temporary' Painter, Salary $.75 PER

miller, billy RogER ■ -

' e^ectwe

°ur, effective 'J

Elroy, R°ser - Temporary Laborer - Landscaping, Salary $|.25

M|LLAn, mer|deth,

HOur,

n, 196^.

- ■ LANDscAP|NG,

» ffKCTin

Hojr

Salary $|.25

PER

4, 1962

jNe

, w^ctive- June |8, |96^.

HOur

Moon, Cliff°rd Raymond - Temporary Carpenter,

jne

per Hojr

oren

emp

jne

HOur>

uNe

___________

MEETING OF . . JULY 9, . 1962

Nichols, Virgil Lee - . Temporar^^^Ielper - Carpentry, Salary

|i.40

per hour,

Nutt, John Bruce - Temporary . Welder,' Salary $2.00 - per -hour,

effective

Palmer, j. W.

^^^e^tive June ii, 19620

Temporary

Carpenter, Salary $2.00 per hour,

Peaden, Cecil L. = Temporary Laborer - Landscaping, Salary $1.25 Perdue, Ralph Jay - Temporary Helper - Plastering, Salary $1.35 Perdue, Ted - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.75 per hour,

June 13, 1962,

effective■

June 20,

Personnel Recommended

1962.

June 4, 1962.

per - hour,-effective

effective'- June - - 19, - - 1962.

per hour,

s^i=e^"^ive

June 4, 1962.

Petree, James H. - Temporary Helper - Plastering, Salary $1.45 per hour, effective June i8, i962.

Pierce, Roger Gilbert - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.75 - per

June

hour, - effective

i4,

1962.,

Pierce, Roger, Jr. - Temporary Scraper - Painting, Salary $1.25 per hour, effective June 4, 1962. Powers,

Blain -

william

Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.00 per hour, effective June i8, 1962.

Ray, David Arthur - Temporary Scraper - - Painting, Salary $1.25 per

hour,

June

effective

ii,

hour, effective

Reading, Herbert Boyd - Temporary Laborer - Carpenter,

Salary $i.35 per

Rosebrook, Ralph Myron -

Salary $1.25 per hour, effective

Ross, Floyd

Temporary Laborer - Plumbing,

Allen - Temporary Helper -

welding, Salary $1.50 per hour,

Savage, Joed Cleve - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.50 per

hour,

effective

June

1962.

June 26, 1962.

June

13,

1962.

i4,

June 26, 1962.

effective

Sexton, Chester Earl - Temporary Plasterer, Salary $2.00 per hour, effective June 12, 1962, Shinn, Harry E. - Temporary Rough Carpenter, Salary $1.75 per hour, effective June 13, 1962.

Simmons, R. J. - Temporary Laborer - Carpentry, Salary $1.35 per hour,

Simpson,

Harry - Temporary Helper - Landscaping, Salary $1.25

Smelser,

Carroll - Temporary Painter - Lead Man,Salary $1.75 per

Smith,

effective

per hour, hour,

Mike Steven - Temporary Laborer - Landscaping, Salary $1.25

June 26, 1962.

effective

June 4,

1962.

June 4, 1962.

per hour, effective

’’

June 4, 1962.

Sp'eegle, Mike - Temporary Laborer - Plastering, Salary $ 1.25 per hour, effective June ii, 1962. Swanson,

John L.

Temporary Rough Carpenter, Salary $1.75 per

hour,

effective

June

i2,

1962.

F-28 maintenance

temporary employments

Thompson, Kennith C. -

Van

pod.,

Don -

the maintenance departments

Temporary

Roofer, Salary $2.00'per hour, effective

Painter, Salary $1.75 per hour, effective

Vines, Harry - Temporary Annex Mover, Salary $1.75 per

June .is,

1962.

June 4, . i963«;

hour, - effective

June 7, 1962.

Wallace Jerry - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.75 per houir, effective June. 4, 1962.

warren, Loyd

Hugh -

Temporary 'Laborer

- Roofing, Salary $1.25 per hour, effective

June 2i, 1962.

Weber, Frank Louis - Temporary Laborer - Landscaping, Salary $1.25 per hour, effective June 4, 1962. White, Paul - Temporary Carpenter, Salary $1.75 per hd^ir, effective June ii, 1962.

Wishon, - Tony C„ - Temporary Foreman - Vocational, Salary $2.00

per hour,

effective

Wright, Charles Wayne - Temporary Scraper - Painting, Salary ' $1.25 per hour,

Wyatt, Bobby Joe - Temporary Laborer - Landscaping, Salary $1.25 per Owens, Edward = Temporary Roofer, Salary $2.00 per hour,

change

effective

June 4, 1962.

effective

hour, effective

June i.2, 1962.

June

19,

1962.

June 26, 1962.

in status of maintenance department personnel?

Taylor, Clifton - - Temporary CarpenteeRs Helper, Salary $1.35 per hour, effective June ii, 1962. Davis, Frank -

per hour, to-

Temporary Laborer - Landscaping, Salary $1.25- per

Carpenter, Salary $2.00

$i.35

per hour,

effective

to $1.35 per hour,

effective

hour to

July - 1, 1962. Dodd, -Michael -

Temporary Laborer- Landscaping, Salary $1.25 per hour

July - -- I,- 1962.

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

R. #219 personnel Approved

MEETING OF JULY

1962 - CONT'D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Sills and. â€™ayrolls tecommended

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

JULY 9, 1962

Item #1

Ratification of June 1962 payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon, which warrants have been issued as followss

1961-62 GENERAL FUND 1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND BOND FUND

Item #2

$ $

1,451,521.75 58,157.85 2,708.9?

Authority to issue payrolls for July 1962 in the following estimated amounts.

Item #3

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

$______ 80,000.00

BOND FUND

5,000.00 650^,000.00

I96I-62 GENERAL FUND

1961-62 BUILDING LEVI FUND

400,000.00

25,000.00

MEETING OF.JULY ' 9,. 1962 - , .CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

BILLS FILED ' WITH. THE BOARD ' OF ■ EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JULY 2nd, 1962

THE -ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT . - AND THE ■ BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS, AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL.BILLS.

THE

1961-62' GENERAL FUND

109.628.60

1960-61 ' GENERAL FUND

49.94 . - "1 "

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY

87,468.74

1960-61 ' BUILDING. LEVY

BOND FUND

140,531.03

337,690.31

TOTAL

12.00

1961-62 GENERAL FUND General - Instruction General Instruction

Low Low

1.14 1.62

Storeroom Stock Office Supplies Printing Printing Printing

Low Low Low Low Low

104.85 4.48 141.18

Engineers Sch. Census- Enumer.

Low Low

General Instruction

Publisher Sei.

79.41

American . Education Pub.

General Instruction

Publisher Sei.

10.00

American Guidance- Service

General - Instruction General Instruction

Publisher Sei. . Publisher Sei.

Acme Brick Company

Addre ss ograph-Mult igraph

A & E Equipment Company

American Book Company

Annual . Reviews, Inc.

Library

Appleton - - Century Crofts

Library

Mrs. Odie P..Archer

Special Education

9>74 2.22

2.76

262.47

36.00 15.72

51.72

3,75 ___

3.89

Publisher - Sei.

7.00

Publisher Sei.

5.39

Reimbursement

8.00

MEETING OF JULY 9> 19^2 - CONT'D

tills and. ’ayrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Association Films Inc.

Audio Vis. Materials

B-2

Publisher Sei.

5.00

Associated Sch.Distrib.Inc. General Instruction

Selected

23.68

Associated Sch.Distrib.Inc. Title 111, Ins true.. Materials

Board Action

67.35

19.40

Audio-Visual Department

Audio Vis. Materials

Reimbursement

A & W Violin Shop

Rpr.Instruc .Eqpt. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt. Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected Selected Selected Selected

Elliott M. Barnes

Public Carriers

Board Action

Benson’s Flowers & Gifts

Commencement Exp.

Selected

40.00

Bernatt Printers

Commencement ■ Exp.

Selected

75.00

Betty Bidwell

Special Education Special Education

Reimburs ement Reimbursement

Big Top Toy Shop

General Instruction

Selected

14.40

Bills Grocery

General Instruction

Selected

45.00

Paul Blakeney Company

Lawn Supplies Lawn Supplies

Standard Low

Harold L. Blue

Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Selected

7.50

B & M Sales Company

Office Supplies

Low

4.50

Book-of-the-Month Club

Library

Publisher Sei.

5.14

Braniff Airways, Inc.

In Serv.Training Travel

Board Action Board Action

John A. Brown Company

General Instruction

Selected

Bureau of Ed. Research & Service

General Instruction

Publisher Sei.

New Library Books Library

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Murray S. Butler

Clerk

Boark Action

Caesar Florists

Commencement Exp. Commencement Exp.

Selected Selected

55.50 10.50 25.00 4.00

95.00 313.50

36.00 14.40

72.30 10.22

50.40

82.52

)

Bureau of Publication

103,70 82.10

185.80

16.65

1.70

5.95 9.90 25.00

76.50 150.00

226.50

MEETING OF JULY 9, 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Wilma Cain, Clerk

B-3

Curr. Library Postage Pepair Parts Consultant Travel Electron. Supplies Lawn Repair Supplies

Petty Cash Reimb. Petty Cash Reimb. Petty Cash Reimb.

Capitol Hill Florist

Commencement Exp.

Selected

Carpenter Paper Company

Office Supplies Office Supplies

Low Low

10.28 . 10.08

Vehicular, Regular Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Low Low

261 .80 2 .4^

Champion Knitwear Co.

General Instruction

Board Action

611.65

Chem Study Films

Title 111, Instr. Material

Board Action

800.00

F.W. Cheshire Pty. Ltd.

Library

Publisher Sei.

James Christensen

Commencement Exp.

Selected

Cincinnati Public Schools, Dept. Business Adm.

Library

Publisher Sei.

7.00

City Auto Parts

Lawn Rpr. Parts

Standard

3-15

City Bus Company

Public Carriers

Board Action

City of Midwest City

Water & Sewer

Utilities

36.90

City of Nichols Hills

Water

Utilities

19.80

City Office Supply Inc.

New Library Books Instructional Instructional Instructional

Low Low Low Low

Columbia Records Sales

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

Continental Tank Company

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Low

Bob Cates

Petty Petty Petty Petty

Cash Cash Cash Cash

4.00 1.00 .55

Reimb. 531.51 Reimb. 20.00 Reimb. 2.03 Reimb. 11.91

35-00

20.36

264-25

3.08

25.00

3,412.90

. 102.00 5â€¢50 11.00 400.00

518.50

20.74 135.00

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply

Mirs. Margaret Cross

Custodial Supplies Purchasing Storeroom Stock

Low Low Low

Commencement Exp.

Selected

1.66 6.64 37.50

45.80

25.00

MEETING OF JULY,3, 1962■- . CONT'D

i Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 ■ GENERAL' FUND ( cont inued)

B—4

Mr. ”C*’ Supermarket

General Instruction

Selected

71.64

Dagwell Dixie Company

Lawn- Repair Parts

Selected

8.18

Davis- Stores Inc.

Storeroom ■ ■ Stock

Board.Action

The John Day Company Inc.

Library

Di-Bur Card Games

228.00

. ■ Publisher Sei.

2.38

General Instruction

Publisher Sei.

12.10

Robert Dillon

General Instruction

Selected

50,82

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Office Machines

Standard

20.00

Dowlings Inc.

General General General General General

Dowlings Inc.

Instruction Instruction Instruction Instruction ■ Instruction

Low Low Low Low . Selected

13.70 . 39.00 49.32 2.25 .

148.49

Title 111, Instr. Material

Low Letter Bid

Instructional Business Office Sch.Census- Enumner.. Office Supplies Office■Supplies Office ■ Supplies Office■Supplies

Low Low Low Low Low Low Low

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Electronic . Supplies Electronic- Supplies

Selected Selected Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid

Office Machines Storeroom. Stock

Standard Low

The Ediphone Company

Personnel

Standard

16.00

T.O. Ekonen

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected

73.75

Electronic ■ Supply Co.

General Instruction General Instruction Electronic- Supplies

Low Low Low

Audio ■ - Vis. Mtrls. Audio ■ Vis. Mir Is,.

Publisher ■ Sei. Publisher Sei.

Audio ■ - Vis..Mtrls.

Publisher Sei.

Bill Doyle

Dulaney's

Duplicating.Products

Encyclopaedia Britannica

368.00 8.40 2.50 21.50 6.00

■

58,00 12.00 12.00

120.40

2.85 25.57 641.28 7.59

677.29

24.93 446.40

471.33

3.60 17.16 10.00

30.76

4.70 285.00

289.70

Filmstrip-of-the-Month . Club

33.00

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT'D

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Films Inc. First Natl. Management Corporation

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

B-5 60.00

Publisher Sei. ■■■ -

\ 301..58

TV Eqpt. Rental

Rental Agreement

Power Mower Parts Power Mower Parts

Selected Selected

Fosters Flowers & Gifts

Commencement Exp.

Selected

Fretwell Motor Company

General Instruction General Instruction

Agreement Agreement

Dr. Lee Garwin

Commencement Exp.

Selected

25.00

Irwin C. Gaumer

Title 111,Subscrip.

Publisher Sei.

28.50

The General Printing. Co.

Business Office

Low

Glendale Florists

Commencement Exp.

Selected

The Glidden Company

General Instruction

Board Action

Golden Press Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

Goodyear Service Stores

General Instruction General Instruction

Standard Standard

Gertrude Gray

Special Education

Reimburs ement

Fred Haley

Commencement Exp.

Selected

25-00

William H. Hale

Commencement Exp.

Selected

,75.00

Fleck Bearing. Company

4.2j-O 13.20

17.60

Harcourt Brace & World: Inc. New Library Books

22.50

6.20

1.80

9-00

46.85 203.64

15.97 1$. 80 15.80

Textbooks

16.50

Publisher Sei.

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Electronic Supplies Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. General Instruction Storeroom Stock

Heath Derochemont Corp.

Title 111, Film Title 111, Film

Publisher Sei. Low Low Low Low Low Low ■ Standard Boards Action Board Action

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

31.60

■ 105.00

...r29 Harlow. Publishing Corp.

8.00

16.79 194.40

26.32

50.44 22.75 24.17 44.64 15.60 6.25

. 54.50 1 ,100.00

1,344.67

22.00

-J?

22.19

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

MEETING „ OF . JULY

and Payrolls Recommended

9, .

, I96? , , - , . CONT ’D

1961-62 ■ GENERAL . FUND (continued)

B-6

; 2,066.12

Hermans Sporting Goods

Storeroom ■ Supplies

Board Action

Hillcrest Florist

Commencement ■ , Exp.

Selected

Rpr. Instrue. Eqpt. Rpr. Instrue. Eqpt.

Selected Selected

Holt-Rinehart and Winston

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

The House of Clay

Genera!

Instruction

Selected

Humpty-Dumpty Super Market

General Instruction

Selected

Hunzicker Bros.

Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock Printing

Board Action Board Action Board Action

578.31 19.44 12.81

IBM ■ Eqpt. Rental IBM. Eqpt. Rental IBM ■ Eqpt. ■ ■ Rental

Board Action Rent. Agrmt. Rent. Agrmt.

1,845-00 9^5

Indiana University

Audio Vis. Material

Publisher Sei.

Inter-City Violin ■ Studios

Rpr..Instrue. Eqpt.

Selected

Hohmann & Brown:Appliance Service, Inc.

IBM . Corporation

International Communications Foundation Audio Vis. ■ ■ Materials

41.50

7.11 2.56

9.67 8.80 54.24

’

47.72

35.00

610.56

1,977.75 .

■ 12.30

75-00

Publisher Sei.

49-50 4.11

. 53-61

Jenkins Music Company

General Instruction General Instruction Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction

Selected Selected Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low

Jet Printing ■ Company

Commencement ■ Exp.

Selected

32.00

Champlin Super Service

Serv. to' Sch. Bus

Selected

162.30

Johnson Who. Electronics

Electron. ■ Supplies Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Low Letter Bid Low

259.42 149.25

Labor, ■ Parts Labor, Parts

Agreement Agreement

510.28 731.14

Fred Jones Ford

14.20 12.55 48.00 27-00 14-80 16.00 7.65 6.40

87.25 ■ 83.17 . 73-00

390.02

408.67

1,241 42

MEETING OF JULY 9; 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-7

Journal of Chemical Education Publishing Company General Instruction

Publisher Sei.

Kamp Bros. Grocery

General Instruction

Selected

Kanaly Food Store

General Instruction General Instruction

Selected Selected

Kilpatrick Brothers

General Instruction

Low

Laubach Music Company

Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt. Rpr. Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected Selected

Special Education

Reimbursement

Marvin Leach

Library of Congress Card Division Library Supplies Library Service Company

New Library New Library New Library Library Library Library ; New Library New Library Library Library Library Library

Life (Time)

Library

Litho Negative Plate Co.

Printing Printing.

Books Books Books

Books Books

4.00

85.90 115.95 172.61

66.06 13.00 61.50

Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action

15.35

2.78 7-58 19.34 . 1,413.21 â€™f231.56 974.50 1,066.58 815.69 129.86 . 38.21 3,319.92

17^

Publisher Sei. . Selected . Selected

74.50 4.50

Standard

Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board

288.56

8,056.59

3.25

39.25 54.50

93.75

Little, Brown & Company

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

3.74

Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co.

Library

Publisher Sei.

4.15

Lunn Printing Company

Commencement Exp.

Selected

92.50

Macalaster Scientific Corp. Title 111, Instruc. Material

Board Action

Dr. Walter MacGowan

Commencement Exp.

Selected

25.00

Mrs. Glen Magers

Commencement Exp.

Selected

10.00

Mrs. Mary McCain

Travel

Board Action

33.92

Rev. W. McFerrin Stowe

Commencement Exp.

Selected

15.00

9,600.00

MEETING OF JULY 9; 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

B-8

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) McGraw-Hill Book Company

Library Engineers Office

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

2.89

. 12.23

Publisher Sei.

60.05

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.3©

McKesson & Robbins Chem. Department

Custodial Supplies

Low

20.25

McKiddy Printing Company

Commencement Exp.

Selected

25.00

Robert S. Means Company

Engineers Office

Publisher Sei.

Metropolitan Utilities Co*

Water & Sewer

Utilities

Mideke Supply Company

Storeroom Stock Lawn Rpr. Parts

Board Action Low

Midwest Cash Register Co.

Office Machines

Standard

19.75

Mid-States Publishing Co.

Commencement Exp.

Selected

150.00

Miller Jackson Company

Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies

Selected Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid

Miller-Norris Company

Lawn Supplies

Selected

11.10

M & M Super Service

Maint. Labor

Selected

15.00

Minneapolis Public Schools

Library

Publisher Sei.

24.95

Mobil Oil Company

Vehicular, Regular

Low

Moore’s Cycle & Supply

Lawn Rpr. Parts Lawn Rpr, Parts

Low Low

Morris Chevrolet,. Inc.

General Instruction

Agreement

Chas. E. Morrison Co.

Commencement Exp.

Selected

McGraw-Hill Book.Company

Title 111, Film

David McKay Company Inc.

National Council of Teach, of English

Natl. Council of Teachers ' of Mathematics

New Library New Library New Library New Library Library

Books Books Books Books

General Instruction

Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher

7.00

79.37 593.04 26.88

- 619.92

99.65 154.50 282.20

536.35

1,016.68 3-79 21.60

25.39

11.85

139.20

Sei. Sei. Sei. Sei. Sei.

Publisher Sei.

37-50 .25 16.50 .25

62.25

7.00

MEETING . OF JULY 9, 1962 . - . , . CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-9

1961-62 ■ GENERAL FUND (continued)

General Instruction General Instruction Library Library

National Ed. Association

National Geographic ■ Society General Instruction

Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher

Sei. Sei. Sei. Sei.

2.50 .15 4.50 • 25

7.40

6.75

Publisher ■ Sei.

Special Education Special Education

Re imbur s ement Re imbur s ement

21.66

Public Carriers Public ■ Carriers

Board.Action Board Action

533.30 266.20

George Nigh

Commencement ■ Exp.

Selected.

Nuway Laundry Company

Laundry Expense Laundry Expens e

Board Action Board . Action

Office Machine ■ Service

Office Machines

Standard

Okla. City Linen Service

Laundry Expense Audio Vis. Materials Laundry Expense General Instuction

Board Board Board „ Board ,

Oklahoma City ' Water Dept.

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

8,531.73

Okla. ' ' Gas &■Electric Co.

Lighting . & Power

Utilities

33,529.14

Laundry Expense

Low

Okla. Nat. Gas Company

Heat

Utilities

Okla. Seating Company

General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction

Low Low Low

Okla. State Agency for Surplus Property

General Instruction

Selected

12.00

Philosophical Library

Library

Publisher Sei.

25-75

Pipkin Photo ■ Service

Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Selected

6.36

Poe-'s Motor Supply Co.

Maint.'Parts

Selected

23.86

Louis Pool

Title 111, Instr. Materials

Selected

Postage

Standard

Mrs. W.R. Nevin

Nichols Hills Transp. Co.

29.64

799.50

50.00

. 12. §6 34.13

^22 .

14.25

. 136.51

Action Action Action Action

3.50 1,234.63 5.00

1,379.64

Okla. Laundry & Dry Cleaners

Postmaster

•^24.90

5,705.51 21.37 18.45 8.41

48.23

25.00

300.00

MEETING OF JULY,9, 1962 - CONT'D

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___________________ ________ ______ _ ______ _

. _ ____ ________________________________________ _ ____ ___ ,■

1961-62'GENERAL.FUND . (continued)

B-10 3.81 1.01

4.82

6.00 33»96

39.96

Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt. Rpr. Instruc.Eqpt..

Selected Selected

General Instruction General Instruction

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Recordak Corporation

Sch. Census Enumer.

Low

Red Rock - Petroleum Co.

Gas

Board . -Action

Mrs. Scott Reed

Special- Education

Reimbursement

3.36

Sharon Reed

Special Education

Reimbursement

3.75

Refinery Supply Company

Title -111, Instruc. Materials

Board Action

39.50

General Instruction General - Instruction

Board - Action Board- Action

Audio - Vis. Materials Audio Vis. Materials

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Ed. Reynolds Florist

Commencement - Exp.

Selected

35.80

Rhodes Thrif-T-Wise

General Instruction

Selected

148.87

Dub ■ Richardson Ford, Inc.

General Instruction

Selected

40.73

Radio Supply, Inc.

Reader's Digest Services

Refinery Supply Company

Regents of the Univ, of California

36.20

351.67

M90 61^-

615.73

20.26 20.26

40.52

Robinson Janitor Supply Co. Custodial - Supplies Custodial - Supplies

Low Letter Bid Low

Cleta John Rogers

Commencement Exp.

Selected

Ronald Press Company

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

Sanitary Equipment Co.

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

660.00

E.H. Sargent & Company

Title 111, Instruc. Supplies

Board Action

9.20

School District of Phila.

Library

Publisher Sei.

1.86

School - Film. Service

Audio Vis. Mtrl.

Publisher Sei.

24.00

Science Research.Asso.

New Library Books New Library Books

Publisher Sei. Publisher - Sei.

22.50 -35

22.85

General Instruction General Instruction

Selected Publisher Sei.

25.00 5.50.

30.50

Science Service

534-00 130.00

664.OO 50.00 4-54

MEETING OF JULY 9; 1962

CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls "Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued) Scientific American Mag.

General Instruction

Publisher Sei.

Scott Chevrolet Company

General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction

Agreement Agreement Agreement

General Instruction

Selected

Sears, Roebuck and Co.

6.00

8.24 5-60

28.24

14.40

85.20

S.E.B. Paint & Varnish Mfg. Custodial Supplies

Board Action

Semco Color Press

Commencement Exp.

Selected

97-25

Severin Supply Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Low

14.75

Sharp & Nichols Music Co.

General Instruction

Low

52.00

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

General Instruction General Instruction

Agreement Agreement

Sinclair Refining Co.

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Low

982.71

Jasper Sipes Sch.Bk.Dep.

General Instruction

Low

10.71

Mrs. L.D. Sollenburger

Special Education Special Education

Reimbursement Reimbursement

Telephone

Utilities

Southwestern Bell Tel.Co.

Southwest News and Photo Service General Instruction A.G. Spalding & Bros.

549-30

5.59?

J 13.48

25.20 12.60

37.80 5,659.91

46.48

Selected

3,585.12 10.00

Storeroom Supplies Storeroom Supplies

Board Action\ Board Action

Spencer Water Department

Water

Utilities

Stephens Bros. Piano Serv.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Agreement

101.50

D.A. Stricklin

Monthly Dump. Priv.

Agreement

40.00

Tecnifax Corporation

Title 111, Instr. Materials Title 111, Mtrls.

Selected Selected

Texas Sch.Bk.Depository

General Instruction

Low

88.84

Thompson Bk.and Supply Co.

General Instruction

Low.

31.46

Commencement Exp.

Selected

25.00

Audio Vis. Materials

Board Action

11.90

■ '■ Rev. Finley Tinnin Treasure Records i

B-ll

3,595.12 11.65

34-25 5.50

39.75

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Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

•7

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-12

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company Ford Proj. Music General Instruction .Engineers Office

Selected Selected Low

Triangle School Eqpt. Co.

General Instruction

Low

Trice Who. Electronics

General Instruction General Instruction Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Low Low Selected

Uarco Incorporated

IBM Bureau

Board Action

Universal Press

Commencement Exp.

Selected

University of Iowa

Audio Vis. Materials

Publisher Sei.

University of Oklahoma

Audio Vis. Materials Audio Vis. Materials Audio Vis. Materials

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

University of Southern Cal. ■Audio Vis. Materials

Publisher Sei.

10 .75

USa*1 Inc.

Period. & Nwsprs.

Publisher Sei.

10 .00

United States Committee

Library

Selected

D. Van Nostrand Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Vaseco Inc.

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Standard Low Letter Bid

Wadsworth Publishing Co.

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

Wallace & Tiernan, Inc.

Custodial Supplies

Standard

West Chemical Products Inc. Storeroom Stock

Low

Western Newspaper Union

Selected Selected Selected Standard

Printing Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Audio Vis. Material Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Western Uniform & Towel Serv. Inc. Printing General Instruction

Low Board Action

Western Union Telegraph

Telegrams

Utilities

Walter R. Whitcomb

Electron. Supplies Rpr.'Instruc. Eqpt.

Selected Selected

68.30 56.45

,.33.,-QQ

157 .75 1..80

26.16 19.44

■10^72

150.39 1,289 .80 56 .50

154.00

5.39 11.32 29.69

46.40

7 • 85 ,.5 .82 75.28 443.93

519 .21 4.89

11 .20

3 . 84 12.54 8.75 92.30 .3.6.11

149 • 70

2.80 18.40

19.20

5.15 4.95

.22.-3P

18.25

MEETING OF .. .JULY ,.9, _ 1962 .-. CONT'D

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

........

«*•

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-13

1961-62 GENERaL FUND (continued) H.W. Wilson Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

3.00

1.17

Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co., Rpr.Instruc.Eqpt.

Mrs. W.F. Young

1960-61

Selected

Special Education

Reimbursement

61.50

Title 111., Equipment

Board Action

49-94

general fund

Triangle School Eqpt. Co.

1961-62 Building Levy Fund

w A & E Equipment Company

Title 111, Equipment

Board Action

American Radiator Service

Vehic. Vehic. Vehic. Vehic.

Selected Selected Selected Selected

Amis & Kelly Construction

Regular Heavy Duty Regular Regular

Materials, Grounds Materials, Grounds

Low Low

Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson ,Roloff Arch.Fe e d(pr.Queen) Change Order #1

Board Action

Baldor Electric Company

Standard

4,019.02 27.50 6.00 5.00 67.50

106.00

103.92 325.00

428.92

1,417.04

Ball Distributing & Eng.Co . Material, Buildings

Board Action

Beckman's Sewer Service

Material, Buildings

Low

Black & Decker Mfg. Co.

Vehic. Regular

Standard Standard

73-78 767.06 6.00

26.50 6.05

32.55

B & M Sales Company

Office Eqpt.

Low

129.00

The Boardman Company

Material, Buildings

Low

32.20

Bona Venture Supply Co.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action Board Action

Clarence L. Boyd Co.Inc.

Brodhead Garrett Company

Material, Buildings

Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Standard Standard

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

350.28 9.24

359.52

30.89 7.56

38.45

279.00

MEETING OF JULY 3, 1962 - CONT'D .....................

........ -

...

.. .

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

- ........ .

it:

Sills and Payrolls Recommended

B-14

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Brown Machinery Company

Material, Building Material, Grounds Material, Grounds

;

Selected Selected Selected

Charles Bruning Company

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

Butts Electric Supply Co.

Material, Building Material, Building

Low Low

Material, Grounds Material, Building Vehic. Regular Vehic. Heavy Duty

Petty Petty Petty Petty

Rpls. Stage Settings

Low

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Capitol Stage Eqpt. Co.

Carolina Biological Supply Co ÂŽ Title 111, Equipment

4-00 7.95 5.00

1,821.00 53.73 1.70

Csh.Reimb. Csh.Reimb. Csh.Reimb. Csh.Reimb.

16.95

55.43

6.25 217.36 12.46 1.82 1.. 1? â€?

237.89 243.00

Board Action

76.00

48.68

Bob Cates

Material, Building

Low

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

Material, Building Material, Building

Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid

Central Okla. Eqpt. Corp.

Vehic. Regular

Standard

City Office Supply Inc.

Office Equipment

Low

City Spring Works, Inc.

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular

Selected Selected

Clipper Mfg. Company

Material, Building

Low

Cook Paint & Varnish Co.

Material, Building Material, Building

Selected Low

150.72 250.20

400.92

Material, Building Material, Building

Low Board Action

24.75 785.46

810.21

Material, Building Material, Building Vehicular, Regular

Selected Selected Selected

3.35 13.40 8.12

24-87

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Material, Building

Board Action

182.50

Devoe Paint Company

Material, Building

Board Action

140.00

The Dolese Company

Material, Building Material, Building

Low Low

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular

Standard Standard

Crane Supply Company

Dagwell Dixie Company

Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.

1,284.85 9.50

1,294.35 7.60 123.50

17.31 28.31

45.62 172.00

24.05 109.00

133.05

21.61 7.90

29.51

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962'- . . CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) Bill Doyle

B-15

Instructional Office

E.L. â– Du Pont De Nemours & Company Material, Building Materia'.., Building

58.40

Low

479.25 472.50

Selected Selected

951.75

Selected

469.00

Evans Electric 'Motor Repair Company Material, Building

Selected

29.50

General Electric Supply Co. Material, Building

Low Letter Bid

Business Office

The Ediphone Company

177.35 2.95

Glue & Paste Dist. Inc.

Material, Building

Low

Goodyear Service Store

Material, Grounds Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Low Board Action

7.38 167<92

175.30

Building Building Building Building Building

Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid

10.71 18.24 17.10 147.00 52.50

245.55

Hart' Industrial Supply Co.

Title 8, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

The Harwald Company Inc.

Title 111, Equipment

Board Action

1,575.00

Hewlett-Packard Company

Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

23,078.50

Hi-Way Used Equipment Co.

Material, Ground

Selected

House of Clay

Material, Building

Standard

Hunzicker Bros.

Material, Building Material, Building Material, Building

Low ' Board Action Low Letter Bid

Independent Supply Co.

Material, Building

Low Letter Bid

51.50

Industrial Metals Inc.

Material, Building

Low

41.94

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Material, Material, Material, Material, Material,

International Harvester Co. Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Heavy Duty Fred Jones Ford

â–

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, ' Regular

47.30

60.00

1.80

27.50 4.30 140.70

172.50

Standard Low

9.62 128.80

138.42

Standard Standard Standard

11.55 61.49 18.23

91.27

MEETING OF JULY

19^2 - CONT'D

1Âť.

3ills and Payrolls Recommended

B-16

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

J St R Supply Company

Vehicular, Vehicular, Vehicular, Vehicular,

Regular Regular Regular Regular

Selected Selected Selected Selected

Material, Building Material, Building

i Low

H.E. Leonhardt Lumber Co.

Material, Building

; Low

The Madison Paint Company

Material, Building

Makins Concrete Company

Material, Material, Material, Material, Material,

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc.

Grounds Building Grounds Grounds Grounds

:â€˘ LOW

38.54

73.53 172.32

245-85 169-82

Action Action Action Action Action

Mideke Supply Company

Title 8, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

Mideke Supply Company

Material, Material, Material, Material, Material, Material, Material,

Building Building Building Building Building Building Building

Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Selected Selected

Miller Jackson Company

12.42 5.80 14.90 5.42

31.00

Selected

Board Board Board Board Board

18.00, 199.35 53.55 12 .,,60

395-28 125.28

414.69 131.36

12.94 124.94 277.06 3.92

.... 5-SA

970.75

1,301.72 47.16

,1,348.88

Title 8, Equipment Title 8, Equipment

Board Action Board Action

Minton Machinery Company

Material, Building

Low Letter Bid

28.50

Montgomery Elevator Co.

Material, Building

Board Action

91.25

Moorlane Sutton Supply

Material, Building

Board Action

194.68

Morgensen Lumber Co.

Material, Building Material, Building Material, Building

Low Letter Bid Low Low

M & V Supply Company

Material, Building

Low

18.35

New State Ice

Material, Building

Low

128.00

564.34

75.24 14.16

653-74

Oil Field Ignition Parts Company

Oil Filter Company

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular

Selected Selected

Vehicular, Regular

Low

4.69 4.86

9.55 10.32

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.1962 - . CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) Oklahoma City Pottery

Oklahoma Clutch Supply

B-17

Material, Grounds Material, Grounds

Low Low

25.90 16.00

Material, Building Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Regular

Selected Selected Low

2.24 50.88 25.52

Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company Sch. Furn. & Eqpt.

41.90 .

78.64

77.50

Low

4-30

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Material, Building

Board Action

Oklahoma Pump & Supply Co.

Material, Building

Selected

12.00

Okla. Vermiculite Co.

Material, Building

Low

44.65

Perfection Eqpt. Co.

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Low

3.25

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Material, Material, Material, Material,

Poe's Motor Supply Company

Vehicular, Vehicular, Vehicular, Vehicular,

Building Building Building Building Regular Regular Regular Regular

Powers Regulator Company

Material,'Building

Refinery Supply Company

Title 111, Equipment Title 111, Equipment

116.00 26.70 18.76 238.68 ■ '

Low Low Low Board Action

Low Low Low Low

400.14

80.76 98.64 6.96

189.88

3x^2

113.50

Standard

.Board Action Board Action

150.00 64.60

214.60

Refrigeration Sales & Engineering Co. Material, Building

Standard

12.35

Reinhart Farm Store, Inc.

Vehicular, Regular

Standard

34.65

Harry L. Retter

Material, Building

Low

37.90

Rice Machinery

Material, Building Material, Building

Standard Standard

Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

95.04

Board Action

2,292.00

L.L. Ridgway Co. Inc.

Robinson Janitor Supply Company Rpls. Non-Inst..Eqpt. S . & . J ■ Supply Company

Material, . Building

Low

4.20 3.2115. ■

36.35

39.20

MEETING OF JULY .'9, .1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Pecomm.end.ed.

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

J.W. Skaggs Construction

Bert Smith Road Machinery

Est.

#0.

B-18

(Pr.Queen)

Construc.Payment

Board Action

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Standard

Snyders Service Electric Supply Company Material, Building

. 26,261.10 49.20

Low Letter Bid

361.56

159.60

Southern Air Filter, Inc.

Material, Building

Board Action

Southwest Electric Company

Material, Building

Selected

34.00

Southwest Parts Corp.

Vehicular, Regular

Standard

9.02

Southwest Wheel & Mfg. Co. - Vehicular, Regular

Selected

4.16 s#?

Standard Roofing & Material Company Material, Building

Low

Star Electric Supply Company Material, Building

Low LetterS Bid

State Agency for Surplus Property Material, Building Vehicular , Heavy Duty

Low Selected

Swan-Sigler, Ind.

Material, Building

6.00

56.68

28.00 162.00

190.00

11.10

Standard

Thompson Book & Supply Company Furn.& Eqpt.(Hoover)

Board Action

2,592.50

Triangle Sch. Eqpt. Co.

Board Action

1,125-00

Title 111, Equipment

Trice Wholesale Electronics Inc. Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

United States Plywood Corporation Material, Building

Low

75.00

U.S. Supply Company

Material, Building

Ldw

170.27

Waugh Brothers Supply Co.

Material, Building Material, Building

Low Low

Vehicular, Regular

Standard

Material, Building Material, Building

Standard Standard

Vehicular, Regular

Standard

Western Machinery Corp.

4,919.25

88.78

, 4*32

134-10 70.53

Westinghouse Appliance Sales

The:White Motor Company

27-98 1-03

29.01

22.37

MEETING OF JULY 9, 1962 - CONT'D

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

A.F. Williams Furniture Company Furn. & Eqpt..(Hoover)

B-19 . Board Action

2,081.00

1960-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND Standard Roofing & Material Company . Material, Building

12.00

Low

BOND FUND

Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff A/E Fee (Pr. Queen) Est. #2 Builders Construction Company Est,. #15 (Hoover)

Board Action

525.22

Board Action

126,645.74

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Bus.Expi. (Abstract

Petty Csh.Reimb.

Cathey Roofing Supply Co.

New Building

Board Action

Central Tile & Marble Distributors, Inc. New Buildings

Board Action

30.00 103.60

101.36

.,ti.

237-66

Industrial Metals, Inc.

New Buildings

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers Inc.

New Buildings

Board Action

1,071.14

Lincoln Electric Company

New Buildings

Board Action

22.50

Makins Concrete Company

New Buildings

Board Action

276.16

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

New Buildings

Board Action

Dale Smith, Court Clerk of Okla. County Legal Publications

35-98

43.15

Board Action Board Action Board Action

Steele Supply Company

New Buildings New Buildings

M.A. Swatek & Company

Paving-Parking(Hoover) Board Action

656.32 705.60

1,361.92

1 . ■9,993.60

Final Est.

Triangle Sch.Eqpt. Co.

Roosevelt Equipment

Low

83.00

B-20

SPECIALS PAID ' DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE ' 1962

Court Clerk of.Oklahoma County

New Sites

21,987.50

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes that the Board ratify the June pay rolls, authorize issuing the July payrolls, and ■ authorize payment of the vendor bills per the itemized list attached in the permanent minutes in the total amount of $337,690.31■ as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #220 Bills and Payrolls Approved

MEETING OF . JULY '

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1962 - CONT’D '

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#221 ase Agreement proved !16 N.Western

It 'was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to negotiate the continuation of a lease agreement with T. C. McCourry for -the rental of a balding at 9216 North Western for the purpose of conducting vocational classes for John Marshall High School. The proposal for the year is to cover a period from July 1, 19&^2, through. June 3°, 196^3, at a rate of $125.00 per month. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

. #222 de of Water lin to City proved jss School

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve "a contract of sale of water min" as follows:

On January 14, 195^; the Oklahoma City Board of Education in joint agreement with the Oklahoma City Water Department paid a pro rata share in the amount of $2,086.7° for a water line to serve Ros's Elementary School site; the Water Department agreeing to make a refund of 5°$ water revenue untel such time that the Board would be reimbursed in full for the expenditure. The Oklahoma City Water Department has advised that they are preparing the final payment in the amount of $818.5° and request that "a contract of sale of water amain" be authorized by the Board giving the Water Department full ownership of the line included under the agreement. All .numbers present voted "Aye" on roll call.

I. #223 <ease Agreement )SU on Whittier 'ontinued

It was moved by ■ Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to continue the Lease Agreement . with the Board of Regents for the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges for the Whittier property under the terms of the Agreement set forth by the Board on March 5; 1962. On roll call, all .seibers present voted "Aye."

L #22t \gre ement with Educational testing Service Approved

Motion was made ' by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve authorization to validate agreement with the Educational Testing Service for test scoring service of 7th, 8th, and 10th grade classes during the 1962-63 school year. The cost for the scoring service will be 1^-^<0 per student with an estimated total . cost of $6,212.00 and has been approved on our National Defense Education Act, Title V, Application. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #225 It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve authorization to validate Agreements for agreements with the following companies for furnishing school furniture and equipment during the 1962-63 school year, these companies having submitted quotations in response to Purchasing School Furnitun jthe attached Notice: Approvdi Triangle School Equipment Company Thompson Book & Supply Company Dowlings, Inc. Oklahoma Seating Company Virco, Inc. City Office Supply Company Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company Neroc Company ■

WTrO Oo p OSa j: sgasjg ‘ “Sa’i’aS.aSe'JSssrSwWHoQHW. 5*' <-0 go r*<3 *• § fO {g cn Q* § £4 4> p-"5 > o n— c P-oSoa to g 2,0 a U & ■sigs

2.V? esjasaa?,

9h£o&!?; »*5

K ft PctSS.m’

miss’s

o m< * - -»3 a ; s? t'.'s ““vv &.« &

On roll call, all rnembers . present voted "Aye." R. #226 Purchase of Vocational Equipment Approvdd

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. ' Welch to approve the purchase of voca tional equipment for use■by various schools from the companies listed on the following page, these companies having submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the■ attached Notice:

MEETING . OF JULY -9,

CONT'D

1962

R- #226 Continued

List of suppliers of vocational equipment: Hart Ind.ustr:ial Supply Company . Dannenberg Distributing Company The ' Automotive . Incorporated of Oklahoma City Industrial Arts Supply Company Mieeke Supply ■ Company ' _ ■. J. C. Hamilton Company ' Sun Electric . Corporateon . Severin Suppiy Company ' .

305-28 108-37 362L72 2°1.67 73-35 13-20 72-00 639-8°

$ 1d716-39

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C- ’ All meenbers present voted "Aye" on roll call It was moved by 'Mrs- Welch . and seconded by Mr. Thompson to ■ ■ approve-the purchase of testing material for use - by all schools ' from the following companies:

Harcourt., Brace and Worl^ Inc. ^Psychological. Corporation California Test'Bureau

$ 2,385-25 328-75 2,795-70

r; #227 Purchase of Testing Material Approved

$.5^509-70

Total

These purchases are to he charged to Accourt G 270-!- - °n roll - call, all .mernbers^resert

voted "Aye

Motion.was made by Mr- Estes and seconded by - Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of chalkboard and -tack board ' for use in the steel classroom buildings from Dowlings, Incorpo rated who submitted the low quotation in response to the - attached Notice- This purchase in the amount of $7,766-77 ' is to be -charged to Account B-1105-- All rnembers present voted ' "Aye" on roll call-

R. #228 Purchase - - of Chalkboard & Tack Board Approved

It was moved - by Mr- Estes and seconded by Mrs- Welch to approve authorization to validate agreements with the following companies for .niaintaining and servicing business - equipment for the - 1962-63 school . ' year:

R- #229 Business Equip Servicing Agreements Approved-

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 Underwood Corporation Royal McBee,-IncOffice Machine Service'Co

Remington -Machines Comptometers Adders & Calculators Victor Adders. & - Calculators Friden- Calculators I-B.M. Machines Cash Registers Dictaphone Equipment Burroughs Adding - Machines Marchant Adding Machines Underwood - Machines Royal - Typewriters Smith-Corona- - Typewriters •

The -tobion - carried with all members present -' voting - "Aye" - on - roll - call.

Motion was made - by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve - authorization to vatega±eL agreements -with the following compantes for supplying materials - and/or services for part of which were received in response to the page ■)

■R- #230 Agreements foi Materials and Services Approved

MEETING OF • JULY

R. #230 Continued

..1962. . - CONT'D

St/ Companies supplying materials and/or services:

Dolese Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company Makins Concrete Company

Sand, Concrete & Limestone Sand, Concrete & Limestone Sand, Concrete & Limestone

Star Electric Company. Hunzicker Brothers

Lamps Lamps

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Oxygen and Acetylene

Library Service Company

Library Books

Jasper Sipes Book'Depository Thompson School Book Depository

Textbooks Textbook .

Mother■Bookbinding Company Oklahoma Penitentiary

Rebinding ■ of■Books Rebinding of . . Books

Southern Air Filter, ■ Inc.

Cleaning, and Repairing Air Filters, Furnishing Rol-O-Mat Material, and Vi sconsine Oil

Bill Story Fire & Safety Company

Fire'Extinguishers

On roll call, all members . . present ■ voted ."Aye. Central Food Service . Statement

as of May 31, 19&2" was submitted as

"Central Food. Service Department Financial St information to the Board.

R. #231 Motion was made by Mr.. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to.authorize the writing of Purchase Orders purchase orders to the following■companies for classroom furniture for all schools: Classroom $ 9,847.35 Thompson , Book ■ & Supply '..Company ■ Furniture 7,868.28 Virco Manufachuring Company . . Approved 16,198.60 Oklahoma ISeatang Company ■ -1,593.90 City Office Supply Company 11,752.30 Triangle School Equipment- Company 785.25 Dowltag^, Inc. . . . . 1,962.30 Neroc Company 6,000.00 Oklahoma Electric Supply Company

$56,007.98

Total

These purchases are ' to be charged to the following accounts: $16,665.84 12,531.83 26,810.31

Bond 1105.B Bond 1107 BL 1030.C

$56,007.98

Total

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

BUILDINGS R. #232 Change Order No. 3 > Hoover Approved

It was moved by Mr. Ilstas and. seconded by Mrs. Welch, ta . approve Change Ord.er ■ #3, Builders Construction Company, for storm damage to window glass at Hoover ■ Junior High School, addition to contract price - $2,592.33. Our insurance ' policy'provides full reimbursement to the Board. On roll call, all-.members present voted "Aye."

R. #233 Adjournment

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to adjourn this .meeting■and to meet at the call of the President. .The motion carried unanimously.

THEREUPON THE - BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST:

Approved the

day . of

1962.

MEETING OF . JULY . 17, 1962

THE . BOARD . OF EDUCATION .A1 .THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, ■ OKLAHOMA,. MET ' IN .SPECIAL SESSION . IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION ' BUILDING, JULY . 17, ■. 1962, ' AT 4:30. .P.M, William F. Lott,■President

PRESENT: .

Foster Estes Otto' • F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

ABSENT?

Phil C. Bennett

Others present: Jack F. ''"Parker, Superintendent; . N. • L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; .H. B." ■ Ginn, .'.Business . Manager; . David .Light, Chief'Accountant; Mervel Lunn, "Tom Smith, Directors; . Walter Lybrand, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; "Ralph .. Wampler, ■ "Attorney; Wallace Smith;"Lillian Swale, . Iris Seymour, Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid, The Daily"Oklahoman; Don"Thompson, Dodge " Reports. Invocation

The . invocation was given by Mr. Thompson.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion . was made by Mr. " . . Thompson and seconded . "by . -Mrs. . Welch to' . direct 'Wm... F. Lott, President, R. . #234 Board of Education, to attend the regional ""meeting" " of. the • National . School ." Boards .Association, Professional Missoula, Montana., July 26-27-28, 1962, expenses to be shared equally .by the . O^Tahoma State Trip Approved School Boards Association'and the'Oklahoma City.Board ■ of .Education..' On . roll■ .call, Mr.Estes, Mr. Thompson,- and Mrs. . Welch voted. "Aye." . Mt... Lott . passed. ' The motion carried.

Motion ' was. made . by . Mr. .. Estes and seconded by Mrs. .Welch to .approve the architects indicated below to . prepare plans ' and specifications for the' shown. The schedule for proceeding on each project will be determined fee is to. . be 6$., 1/2. of l-$ of ' wM^ is to ' be ' set . aside for consultants services. .

employment of the building projects. later. Architect's and . inspection

PROJECT

ARCHITECTURAL FIRM.ASSIGNED

Arthur Elementary School-Addition

Palmer and Vahlberg'.

Capitol Hill Senior - Renovation

Reynolds & Morrison

Coolidge Elementary School-Addition

Fred Pojezny & Associates

> Elementary School - NW . 85th & Robinson

.Duane Conner

- Elementary School - SW 77th & Kentucky

Dow Gumerson

Wright & Selby

Grant High School - Addition

Hayes Elementary School

Henry Elementary School

Reynolds & Morrison Turnbull & Mills

• . Hillcrest Elementary School - Addition

Bailey-Bozalis-Dickinson-Roloff

> Junior High School - east central portion of the school district

Sorey, Hill & Sorey

Junior High School - east portion of the north part of the school district 1 . Junior High School - southeast part of the school.district

Hudgins-Thompson-Ball

Coston-Frankfurt-Short

John Marshall High School - Addition

Noftsger-Lawrence & Associates

Northwest Classen High School - Addition

Hudgins-Thompson-Ball

Spencer Elementary School

J. Bill Blair & Associates

Southeast High . School - Addition

Hudgins-Thompson-Ball

Star-Spencer High School - Addition

Noftsger-Lawrence ■ & Associates

On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R- #235 Architects Approved

MEETING OF JULY 17, . 1962 - CONT'D

- -general- buseNsss- ; R. #236 Portion Carver Property Sold To City

Motion was made "by Mr. Thompson and seconded hy Mr. - Estes -to ' approve -the recommendation that the Board accept $16,200 which is the appraisal set by the Court for the property taken in condemnation by the City . of Oklahoma City at Carver Elementary School, Description of property is as follows:

A part of hhe Northwest Quarter (W/4) of .Section (6), Township (11) North, Range (3) West, described as follows: Beginning at a point in the range line .504.75 feet South of ' Northwest corner and 33«OO feet East of the West line of'said NW/4, said point being the point or place of beginning, thence'South from said' point along said line a distance of 492.75 feet to a hub; thence East and parallel with the North line of said Quarter Section a distance of 23-00 feet. Thence 492.75 feet to a point, thence West and parallel to the North line aforesaid to the place or point of beginning, said tract containing .2602 acres. The motion carried with■all members present voting "Aye" ' on roll call. R. #237 Employment of TV Engineer to Tune Channels 25 and 13 Approved-.

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to - employ a General Electric. plant engineer to tune Channel 25 Television Filtrex. Cost to the Board will be transportation for the television engineer and his equipment from Syracuse, New York,.to Oklahoma City and return plus $100' per day for the time the engineer is - on assignment. The estimated total cost is $1,000; the payment includes testing equipment used also the engineer's salary. Additional'authorization is given to tune Channel 13 if the Board's television engineer reports that tuning is - needed. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. . #238 . Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and'seconded ' by Mr. Thompson to grant permission to the principal of - Taft Junior High School ' to proceed with - a plan for - -air conditioning the Taft Air Condition Taft Auditorium auditorium, the Board's Maintenance Department to. be responsible for the over-all supervision. This.would be in cooperation with - the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, Inc. On roll call, .all members present voted "Aye." R. #239 Purchase of Textbooks Approved

It was moved by Mr. ' Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve - the purchase - of textbooks for use by- all schools from the following companies:

McGraw Hill Book Company The MacMillan Publishing Company H. W. Wilson Company Holt, Rinehart & - Winston Scott, Foresman & Company Yale University Press

$ -

$18,060.15

Total

These purchases are to he charged to Account G-220. roll call. .

895-8° 795*94 636.OO 5,465-25 2,717.66 7,'549-50

All members present voted "Aye" on ’

R. #240 Claim from Chief Oil Tool Co. Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and - seconded by Mrs. Welch to direct the Business Office, to pay a claim from Chief Oil Tool Company, Box 4486, - Oklahoma City, in the amount of $2,975*00 for a Motor Grader purchased by the Board on June 28, 1962. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #241 Letters of Commendation Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the Superintendent be authorize, to write letters of commendation to those employees responsible for the care and beautifi cation of the school grounds. The motion carried unanimously.

R. #242 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn this meeting - and to meet at the call of the President - was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried. . THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

id J ATTEST:

Approved the

day of •

’

1962.

President

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 :

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

::.z

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

BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1962, AT 4:30 PM. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

ABSENT:

Phil . C . Beemntt

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; N. L. George, Asssstaet Superintendent; ALex Higdon, AAministrative Assistant; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Walter Lybrand, Attorney; Miilard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Floy CErnpbell, H. G. ■ Buchanan, Mervel Lunn, G. L. ' Robinson, Tom Smith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Bidiness Munger; David Light, Chief Accoudinant; Jesse LincdLey, Adssstant Personnel Director; Waaiace Smth, . Ralph WammlLr, Attorney; ' LilLian Swale, Vivian Maatox, Classroom Teachers; Ivan D. Geddie, A. Dean Rial, Charles E. SpirLdH, Roger L. Wilson, Wayne L. Wooford, Co.nmittll representing Pied Pipei^-^W^s^itern Village Additions; Jim Reid, The ■ Daly OlkLa.ho.man. Invocation

The invocation was given by Dr. Parker.

On .motion of Mrs. 'seconded by Mr.' Estes, the .minutes of the .meetings of JdLy 9, 1962, R. #243 Minutes Approv and JdLy 17, 1962, were approved as read. ALL mamers present voted "Aye" on roll call. •W

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular montlhLy report.

A copy was handed to the Clerk.

Treasudee's Report

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, gave his regular report and restated to the Board the conditions and procedures regarding the condeimiaaion of property for school purposes.

Attorney's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Aud-dtor, reported aLL ' bilLs as Listed in the agenda have been checked by the Auditing Department and are ready for action of the Board.

Auddioo's Report .

On .motion of Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mrs. WeRli, the foregoing reports were approved as presented. All :memmert present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #244 Reports Approved

:ir. Thompson moved approval of. the following resolution:

RESOLUTION IT IS RESOLVED that the Dssrict finds it necessary to acquire the fee simple title to the . following described real property for school purposes:

R. #245 Neeooiation Tou ScE^-oc^EL Site Approved (Negro Jr. Hi.,

A part of the SE/4, Section 26, T-12-N, R-3-W, OLkLahoma. County, OkLahoma described as follows: BEGINNING at a 'point 183 feet East and 20 feet South of the NE corner of said quarter section siii point being the point ■ or pLace of beginning; thence Weet and parallel . to the North Line of said quarter section a distance of 642 feet; thence South and parallel to Wee-t Line of said quarter section a distance cf 376 feet; thence Weet and parallel to the North Line a distance of 642 feet; thence' North a distance of 376 feet to the point or pLace of beginning. incLudes 5-541 acres. HE IT FURTHER RESOLVED ■that the officers of the District negotiate- for the purchase of siii property with the owners thereof and report to the ■ Board at its next .meeling. The mooion was seconded by Mrs. Weecli, and alL .mommert present voted "Aye" on roll call.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Mooion was' impede . by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the Resolutions of ApeerlCation for the foilowing persons recentLy deceased: Grace Chadwwck, roisroi Art Super'VLsor, deceased JdLy 10, 1962.

Alta Thomas, Principal at Rancho . ViHage Elementary dlclasld. JdLy 29, 19&2.

The .mooion carried dnanimoudly.

R. #246 Reeolutions of ApperlCati■on

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - CONT’D

R. #2^7 Lease With Jefferson Hts. Baptist Church Approved

It was moved by Mr. Estls and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve a Lease Agreement with Jefferson Heights Baptist Church, 1100 S. W. 66, for space equivalent for four classrooms for a total of $700.00 per month. Four kindergarten classes plus one first grade class tor Prairie Queen will be conducted in the classroom area rented. Rental agreement covers the period of September 1st through September 30, 19&2, with an option to rent the area mont by month through the remainder of the 1962-63 school year for $700.00 per month. On roll call, all .members present voted "Aye."

R. #278 Lease With Hillcrest Hts. Presbyterian Church Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve a Lease Agreement with Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian Church, 65th and South Pennsylvania, for space equivalent to three classrooms for a total of $300.00 per month. First grade classes for Prairie. Queen will be conducted in the classroom area rented. Rental agreement covers the period of September 1st through September 30, 1962, with an option to rent the area .mont y .mon through the remainder of the 1962-63 school year for $300.00 per month. All .members presen voted "Aye" on roll call.

Petition Presented (Pied Piper)

Mr. Ivan D. Geddie presented a petition to the Board regarding the school needs in the Pied Piper Addition and requested the Board to consider same. Petition is on file in er s

office.

PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended

It was requested that the following persons he employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by ^e Superin tendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved:

Instructional

INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS

NAME

terminations EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

name

Resignations Co-op Central

(Mrs.) Burger. Flossie

Prim. Spec. Ed. Adams

Phys. Ed. Jefferson Jr.

. 6-29-62

(Mr.) —Vines, Harry Doyle

Central

6-1-62

(Mrs.) vines. Linda Kay

ist Grade Valley Brook

6-1-62

Eng. % S. S. Roosevelt

6-1-62

Taft Burbank

7-30-62

Primary Coolidge

6—$*“62

(Mrs.) ... Webber. Marjorie

6th Grade Horace Mann

6-1-62

(Mrs.) Hodges, Peggy

Special Ed. Northwest

6-1-62

Princi pal Rancho Village

7-29-62

(MR.)

6-1-62

Dever, Wii

liam T.

Champlin. Harrold

6th Grade Mark Twain

9-24-62

(Mrs,) Arlington, Helena

(Mr.) Cooper, Ollie E.

F. D. Moon

7-16-62

(Mrs.) Harper. Fona F.

(Mrs.) Cunningham, Myra

Librarian Capitol hill Sr..

7-15-62

(Mrs.) ■ Dolman, Marjorie

Business U. S. GR*NT

7-0-62

(Mis.) Doty, Maurine

2nd Grade Columbus

7-18-62

(Mr.) Finchfr, Rorrv

S. S. & English Roosfvfi T

(Mrs.) Fromme. Nancy- J.

jst Grade Rockwood

6-1-62

(Mr.) . Hixon., Domai n Iff

Ind. Arts Jackson

6-1-62

(Mt.)

EFFECTIVE DATE

Resignations -continued

(Mr.) Anderson. Guy

(Mrs.) . Burch, Ellen

ASSIGNMENT

S. S. & B.B.Coach

6-1-62

(Mr.) Holloway. Donald Roger

S. S. & Phys. Ed.

Southeast

6-1-62

(Mrs.) McCarter, Sandra

2nd Grade Tyler

6-1-62

(Mr.) Majors, Kenneth

Phys. Ed. Star-Spencer.

6-1-62

(Mr.) Majors. Larry D.

Electronics Northeast

6*!“62

(Mrs.j Mencke. Carol

Eng. i Speech Capitol Hill Jr.

6-1-62

(MR.)

MorpmfWj Rorfrt

Math John Marshai i

6-1-62

(Mr.) Ta vi n»HA afrv V-• ■ ’

Driver Ed. Northfast

6-1-62

DECEASED

(MISS)

—Thomas, Alta

‘

byl

CONT'D

6 , 1962 MEETING OF AUGUST

1—1 <D

O CQ O P-i

(D a Q £ 0 0 (D

Instructional

NAME

Leaves of Absence Materni ty

(Mrs.) Rarf., Francfs.A,___ (Mrs.) ... Davis, Neuj.f—. — (Mrs.) White. Carole

(Mrs.)

Absence

Foftfk

DATE

O-

terminations ASSIGNMENT

PERSONNEL

EMPLOYMENT

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

62-63

Spec. Ed. Central

DEGREE COLLEGE

14200..

62-63

Electronics DoHRIASS

SALARY

$4200.

6?-6s

EFFECTIVE DATE

(Mrs.) Adams, Barbara Sue

$4400.

Co So To Co Bo Ao

8-13-62

Phys. Ed. CentrA-L:

New Teachers 1962-63

(Mrs.) Adams, Wanda Jean

$4450.

Hampton Inst, r. s. .........

69-65

Social Studies Douglass

fTo 1 1 FY - Transffrrfd)

r.MFiiRFWR. .Ioan C.

(MR.)

W. S. U.

Hoover

Northwfst

0. E.

tiPNinir

S. S. & Speech

Bus. & Eng. Northeast

Unassignfd

(Mrs.) Anderson.. Mar\ H.

$5500.

0. S. U. M. M. E.

62-63

Math Central

(Mr.) Anderson, Frank Boyd

$5500.

E. C. S. C. R. <5.

62-63

Unassigned

U.S, grant

Business Ed.

62-63 -

62-6.3

(Mr.) Rakfr, Frank F.

$4,900.

0. S. U. M. S.

62-63

English Classen

Business Ed. Harding

(Additional)

(miss) Baumann, Karen Suzann

$4700.

Ao So To Co Bo Ao ■

62-63

English CtPiTfit Hr If

0. u. R. S.

62-63

(Additional)

Cooksey, David

$4200.

0. s. u, B. S.

63-63

$4300.

Co Co Uo Bo So

Phys. Ed. Prairie Queen

(Additional)

(Mr. ) Copher. Ernest Allen

$4200.

0. C. U. B„ A.

Fill 1 ER. Al RFRT C.

$4200.

62-6,3

Speech Ci assen.,...

62-63 -

Unassignfd

B. S.

(Additional)

(Miss) Courtney, Donna June

$4200.

S. T. S. C. B. A.

Unassigned

(Dolman - Resignfd)

(Mrs.) Garrison, Billie

(Mr.)

(Fortenberry - Resigned)

... .0

$4300.

0. c. u. B. A.

Co So To Co

0. S. u.

(Mrs.) Geurkink. Doris (Additional)

$4200.

Rfttv May______ $4200.

(Mr.) Hamilton, Lyle M.

(Dessauer - Transferred)

(Mrs.) Haught

62-63

0. s. u. B. S. 0. U.

(Zimmeran - L of A)

(Mrs.) Davis. Kathleen

$5100.

62-63

(West - Transferred)

(BELL - RESIGNFD)

(Mrs.) Dinius, Bernficf T.

(Miss)

(Cornelius - Resigned)

Oo So Uo Bo So

U™

$4300.

(Miss) Enmeier. Sharon Kay

(Hall - Transferred)

NAME

.Instructional

___ ]

effective

■62-6.3.

£2-6.3.

&=,63 £2t6,3

62-63

Chemistry Southeast

62-63

Sc f ENCE Central

62-63

Phys. Ed.

Princi pal Lafayette

5th i 6th Grade Pi erce

Jth Grade Belle Isle________

Phys. Ed. Buchanan

L incoin

Adams

Kdgt. - Hfmwv

4th Grade —Hayfs

ASSIGNMENT

terminations

Barbara S.ue „ . . (Mrs.) Nicholson, Patrisha Jane

Leaves Professional Growth

(Mrs.) Boyers, Doris J.

#w.) Frow, Franki e______ (Mrs.) Jewell, Bettye M. (Mr.) Rlzek. Wesley R. (Mr.) Sample, Gerald (Miss) Willett, Loyce J

i §4200.

§4200.

§4000. ... §5500.

§4500.

§4450.

§5300.

(Mrs.) Horton, Cynthia Louise (Miss) Hopkins, Sheila

(Mrs.) Jonfs, Elsie Sophia

Jones, Mitchell Derwin (Mrs.) Kendall, Suzanne Barr (Mrs.) Kent. Anita Hutt (Miss) Lambert. Geraldine

§4200.

$4200.

(Miss) McIntosh. M. Janie

(Mrs.) Mr.KoWN,

$4450.

(Mr.) Moore, Wesley E.

(Kerr - Resigned)

E| SI F

$4200.

IN,

$4450.

§4200.

(Miss) Levi, Tommie Lou

(Mrs.) MgMili

§5500.

(Mr.) Lemmons, Roy James

1 INDA Cl AIRE

§4400.

1 FARD, MaRIIVNN

(Mrs.)

(Mrs.) LaMottf. Jamif Linda

.. §4200.

§4300.

(Mr.) Higgins, Robert Earl

(MR.)’

$4200.

salary

(Mrs.) Haynes, Patsy

New Teachers 1062-63

name

(Mr. ) Miller, Craig C.

* ;

EFFECTIVE DATE

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

(Lohrentz - Resigned)

(Smith - Resigned)

(Additional)

(Fenton - Resigned)

(Whalen - L of A )

(Niles - Transferred)

(Additional)

assignment

TERMINATIONS

(Alexander - Transferred)

(Pierce - transferred)

NAME

Instructional

0. U. B. A.

E. C. S. C. B. S.

C« S, T. R. S.

0. U. B. S.

0. u. B. S.

. B. S.

_____

0. S. V. R. S.

Bethany Naz.

APPROVED EXP.

B. S.

Texas A.fc 1.

0. u. M. E.

0. U. Bo Ao

B. S.

Longwood C.

0. c. u. B. 1. A.

Friend U.

2, S.

Bethany Naz.

Bo S»

Phillips Ud

B. S.

Langston

C. S. T. C. B. S.

DEGREE COLLEGE

62-63

.62-63

62-63

6z-6b

62-63

8-13-62

62-63

9-13-62

62-63

. .62-63

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

Coordinator

Math Central

Science Rddsfvfi

tlNASSIRNFn

Spec. Ed.

4th Grade Prairie Qiiffn

Unassigned

u. w. Grant

d. E.

Unassigned

Lang. Arts. & 7th Jffffrson

Social Studies Classen

6th Grade Burbank

Unassigned

Electronics Star-Spencer

6th Grade Dfwfy

ljnassignfd

Unassigned

Phys. Ed. F. 0. Moon

Unassigned

REMARKS

replacement

0) p.

cn O 3 O iS y <D p H

<T> O

MEETING OF AUGUST

6 , 19^2

Instructional

NAME

TERMINATIONS

assignmIIit EFFECTIVE DATE

PERSONNEL

C. S. T. C. B. S.

0. C. U. Ao

C. S. T. C. B. S.

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

English Douglass

2nd Grade Whfflfr 6th Grade Adams

Boys P. E. & Coach Cfntral

Unasigned

REPLACEMENT

$4200.

0. u. B. S.

62-63

Unassigned

$4200.

0. U. Bo Ao

62-63

Special Education Douglass

EMPLOYMENT

$4650.

B. A.

62-63

Unassigned

(Miss)'

Hampton Inst. B. S.

Southwestern

Tech.

62-63

Home Ec. Southeast

1 INCOLN

2nd Grade

REMARKS

Novak. Janice Elaine (Mr.) Poemoceah, Winfred

$4300.

0. u. . M. A.

62-63

Asso. Lib. U. S. Grant

Texas B. S. R. A.

62-63

69-63

Vocational Douglass

nmiRi *ss

Phys. Ed. 0. S. U. M. S.

Talladega’ Ala »

(Mrs.) Prewitt. Willie Louise

$5300.

62-63

Unassigned

SALARY

(Mrs.) Roberts. Dollie

$4200.

B. S.

62-63

Social Studies Classen

NAME

(Mrs.) Sabb. Barbara N.

$fioo.

0. U. M. 1. S.

62-63

Government Jffffrson Jr. High

$4200.

(Mrs.) SAIIFRj NadINF

$4800.

0. U. B. S.

62-63

Unassigned

New Teachers i062-63 (Mrs.) Morgan, Jane Ann

(Mrs.) Shore, Sarah Alice

$4900.

0. U. B. A.

62-63

Social Studies Ciassfn

EDO.

(Mrs.) Simon. Rfrfnicf Sandra

$4500.

C. S. T. C. B. S.

69-63

(Mr.) NICHDIFj FXFDFRICK 1,

(Mrs.) Simons, Dian

$4400.

0. s. u. B. S.

(Additional)

(Mr.) Skfi TONr Max Dee

$4200.

C. S. T. C. B.

(Mrs.) Nichols. Virginia R.

(Miss) Stewart, Anita Louise

$4200.

$4900.

$5500.

Allen Univ.

(Mr.) Thurman,. Joe Richard (Mrs.) (Mi ss) Vaiichn. Ridria Dfan (Mr.) Vaughn, John H.

•Stxonn

(WILSON - L. OF A.)

(Keith - Resigned)

(Sipe - Transferred)

(Additional)

(Milam - Deceased)

(Copeland - Transferred)

(Taylor - Transferred) (Wi ndff - T»*M«;cci»i»pn} (Additional) (Additional)

$4500.

(Mr.) williams,

$53OO<>

$U6oo.

(Mr.) Oliver, Robert E.

(Mrs.) Vaughn. Alfrf.tta J.

sfr0

(Mrs^

Jof Ann $5900.

$44SO.

$4200.

(Mrs.) Boydston, Jeane Ann

Re-instatement

54450.

Zinn. Janis

VntiMG M»»v (Ml ssj

(Mr.) Peak, Orel I

$4300.

(Miss) Whitfield, Kaye

$4450.

$5500.

(Mr.) Watson, E. M.

(Mrs.)

$5300.

(Mr.) Wadkins, Thomas Edward

Herman

14550.

SALARY

(Mr.) Vaughan. James Douglas

New Teachers 1962-63

NAME

(Rnnp - PcTiPpn)

—

EFFECTIVE DATE

EMPLOYMENT

Smfi

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL

(Rrvant - Resigned)

(Cooper - Resigned)

(Additional)

(Anni ti omai )

(McGuire - Resigned)

NAME

Instructional

8-1-62

0. u. Ed. M.

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

APPROVED EXP.

0. S. U. B. S.

0. s. u. M. S.

0. U. M. A.

C. S. T. C. B. S.

B. S.

Bethany Naz.

0. B. U. B. M.

B. S.

Langston

0. U. B. S.

B. S.

Langston

0. S. U. M. S.

B. S.

Bethany Naz.

DEGREE COLLEGE

Assistant Principal Captiol Hill Senior

2nd-3rd Valley Brook Prfv. in System

Walnut Grove

F. D. Moon

Science

Unassigned

Math & Ass’T F.B. Douglass - Coach

Unassigned

Douglass

S. s. & Coach

F. D. Moon

Social Studies

Science John Marshall

REMARKS

replacement

CONT'D

6 , 1962 MEETING OF AUGUST.

o CQ Jh (1) l-H

Ti O a (0

Ti s

NAME

Resignations

TERMINATIONS

Davis, Mayola

Clerk Curr. Library

Clerk Douglass

8-15-62

7-20-62

7-30-62

DATE

7* EFFECTIVE

(Miss) Edmondson. Iva Lynn Clerk Purchasing 7-20-62

ASSIGNMENT

(Mrs.) Goodwin. Wayne

Clerk Engineering

(Mrs.)

(Mrs.) Mason. Janice

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Att. Clerk - Douglass Prev. In System

DEGREE COLLEGE

7-30-62

SALARY

$220.

PERSONNEL NAME

EMPLOYMENT

(Mrs.) ' Tate. Helena

Clerk........................ John Marshall

8527-62

(Mrs.) Eufinger. a. Louise

$190-

8-27-62

$185.

(Additional)

(Mrs.) Goff, Pattif Hopf

$ 185.

Clerk Star Elementary

(Vernon - Transferred)

(Mrs.) Harris. Barbara Lee

8-1-62

8-27-62

(Additional)

$230.

Inst Clerk Classen Sec. to Ass't. Dir. Personnel (Mrs.iâ– Fla itz's Ruth

Field Lib. Aide Teaching Materials

(Additional)

7-9-62

Clerk - U. S. Grant Prev. in System

6-1-62

$290.

8-13-62

Inst. Clerk - Hard i ng Prev. in System

Ma<nM

Velma R.

(Mrs.) Chaffin. Opal

$210.

8-27-62

(Mrs.)

(Additional)

(Mrs.) Baker. Helen

$205.

Re-instatements

(Additional)

(Mrs.) Hamilton. Dorothy

Teacher's Aide Taylor

l-d

NAME

ydf

Tuomac 1 VI F

Hines. Jon Jay

Resignations

Engineering

7-16-62

7-31-62

Custodian Burbank

Butler, Charles w.

Draftsman Engineering

8-3-62

Floorman Harding

Reece, Don Carpi,

Pullen, Ernie Ray

Archer, Calvin Melton

Samples, Danny Dean

Killmer. Waylon

Capps, Haskell G.

name

EMPLOYMENT

SALARY

$153.75

|2O5.

f102.50

$205.

PERSONNEL DEGREE COLLEGE

4 >*»

APPROVED EXP.

8-1-62

7-10-62

7-19-62

7-27-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

3/4 T. Floorman John Marshall

Floorman Classen

Capitol Hill Sr.

g- T. Custodian

Floorman Southeast

Floorman Classen

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

CD H

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■' !•

J E:

‘i ii

6 , 1962 -

RETI RED.

7-31-62

Floorman Star-Spencer

Kennedy. Barney W.

7-51-62 7-31-62

i T. Floorman

John Marshall

3/4 T. Floorman

7-13-62

7-26-62

Dewey

Elton

Floorman Classen Floorman Adm. Bldg.

Capitol Hill Sr.

7-11-62

7-13-62

Floorman Southeast

■5 To Floorman

7-16-62

7-19-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Harrison Floorman Classen

i T. Floorman

assignment

TERMINATIONS

Hannah, Rlchard W.

williams.

Steele, Otho

LaNoy. Henry

Inuec

Harrison,

Harrison, Charles

Evans. Rodney Givens

RESIGNATIONS

Service

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MEETING OF AUGUST

CONT'D

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, . 1962 - , COIN'D

Personnel Recommended.

p’9

Recommendations to the ■ Boards Changes id - clerical . Assignment ana Salary m?s.

Billie Henderson from Teacher’s . aide, Johnson School, Salary $150 per month, to Library Clerk, i Hording add i time classed, Salary $18$ per month, .effective August 13, 1962.

time

Ms. Dellora West from Secretary, Instructional Office, Salary $325 per month, to Idterjîêîate Secretary, Teaching Materials, Salary $330 per month, effective July 9, 1962. Ms. Frances Womack from £ time Cler^

Library, Salary $255

per month,

Curriculum L|BRARY, Salary $1.2° September 1, 1962.

per month; to full time

Cler^ Curriculum ,

effective

Mrs, Thyra Verdon from Secretary,'Star Elementary School, Salary $255 Spencer .high School, Salary - #275 per month, effective August 20, 11962,, Ms. Atha Johnson from Clerk, Taft School, Salary #225 per effective August 13, -1962.

per month, to

Financial Secretary, Star

Secretary, Taft School, Salary $245

per

month,

Ms. Jary Lockwood from Teacher’s Aide, Buchanan School, Salary $150 per month, to Library Clerk, Curriculum LiBrary, Salary $185 per month, effective August '13, 1962. Ms. Yvonne RobIdsod from Intermediate Secretary, Instructional Office, Salary $3°° per ' month, to Administrative SECRETARY, DR.GeOIRSE’S jFFICE, ' . SALARY $32° PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST^, 1962. Ms. Juadita Hannum from Elementary Secretary, Taft School, Salary #28° per moidth, to Intermediate Secretary, Instructional OFF!|CE, Salary $300 per MONTH, effective August.*?,6 1962. <

Changes

Clerical Classification

■

salary

Ms. Jo Carmichael from Clerk, Research Office, Salary $245 per month, Class 6, to Class 7, Salary $255 per effective July l, 1962. .

moidth,

Ms. Kared Greenwood from - Clerk, Purchasing, Salary $233 per month, Class 7, to Class 8, Salary #245 per month, elective July 1, 1962. Ms. Patricia Little from I.b.m. Verifier, Research Office, Salary #275 Salary $265 per month, effective July i, 1962.

Mrs. Melba Peddletod

from

per month,

Class 9, to Class 8,

Clerk, Audio-Visual, Salary $280 per month, Class 6, to Class 7, Salary $290'per

IMONTH, effective July 1, 1962.

Ms. Ida P. Penequine from Clerk, Research, Salary $245 effective July i, 1962. Mrs. Luella Ray month,

effective

! per month,

Clerk, Curriculum Library, Salary $225 July 1, 1962.

from

per month,

Mr. Mary Ann -Thomason from Clerk, Business Office, Salary #230 MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1962.

Class 6, to Class 7, Salary <255 per month,

Class 5, to Class 6, Salary $235 per

per month,

Class 6, to Class 7, Salary $240 per

MEETING OF.AUGUST. 6, 1?62. -. COITD

Personnel Recommended.

P-IO RNCOMMENNDTI ONS TO THE BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

Mrs. Betty Cooper as- a through ■ July 20, 1962. Mrs. Helen Baker

clerk in the

as a clerk at

Maintenance Department, Salary $+96-.

Grant School, Salary $2IO.

per month,

effective

July

effective

July 2, 1962

i, - 1962.

Mrs. Delma Harris as a clerk - at ■ Northwest Classen, Salary $280. per month, Effective July i, 1962 through July 31, 1962.

Dr. William j. Mummery as a School Psychologist, Salary $450. Effective July i, 1962 through August 31, 1962.

Mrs.

Ruth Davis tg - edit T. V. Guides, Salary $15.00 per- day, Effective July ig, 1962 through July is, 1962.

Mrs. Nelda Freemanas a clerk in the Research Office, Salary $1.25 per hour, - Effective July 16, 1962 through July 27, 1962. . .

Mrs. Beverly Ann August i, 1962.

owens as a clerk in the

Engineering Office One

day 01^

Salary $170.

per month,

RNCOMMENNDTIONS TO THE BOARD:

The Recreation Commission

submits the following recgmmmnddaigns tg the

Board

Education:

962, Salary $I.I8 per hour:

One playground supervisor BN ELECTED BEGINNING JULY 5,

Richard D. Dykstra One playground supervisor BN ELECTED BEGINNING JUNE 26, 1962, Salary |i.24- per hour:

Alntta Crabtree 962, Salary |i.24 per hour:

One playground supervisor BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY 5,

Ophenia P. Robnrtsgn

One playground supervisor BN ELECTED BEGINNING JULY |O, 1962, Salary $I.I8 per hour:

Janet C. McGee One playground supervisor BE ELECTED BEGINNING JuLY |2, 1962, Salary $1.18 per hour:

Marguerite R. Tayllr One

playground supervisor BE ELECTED BEGINNING - - JULY 20,

1962, Salary $|.18 per hour:

David Bass

One - playground supervisor BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY 24, 1962, Salary #|.I8 per hour: Dale G. Rose

One -

playground supervisor BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY 27,

Nancy Brock

1962, Salary $I.I8 per hour:

Effective

Tunu»c 1 vi c

Hines. Jon Jay

Resignations 7-16-62

7-31-62

Custodian Burbank

Butler, Charles W.

Draftsman Engineering

8-3-62

Floorman Harding

Rffcf, Don Carfl

RETIRED

7-31-62

Floorman Star-Spencer

Kennedy. Barney

7-31-62

7-13-62

7-26-62

7-11-62

7-13-62

Dewey

i T. Floorman

John Marshall

3/4 T. Floorman

Floorman Classen Floorman Adm. Bldg.

Capitol Hill Sr.

■s To Floorman

Floorman Southeast

7-16-62

7-13-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Hannah, Richard W.

Williams. Elton

Steele, Otho

LaNoy. Henry

Inucc

Harrison, Ci vnp

Harrison, Charles

Harrison Floorman Classen

i T. Floorman

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Pullen, Ernie Ray

Archer, Calvin Melton

Samples, Danny Dean

Killmer. Waylon

Capps, Haskell G.

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

SALARY

$153.75

$205.

$102.50

$205.

PERSONNEL OK DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

8-1-62

7-j 0-62

7-19-62

7-27-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

John Marshall

3/4 T. Floorman

Floorman Classen

Capitol Hill Sr.

£ T. Custodian

Floorman Southeast

Floorman Classen

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

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6 , 1962 -

Engineering

NAME

Evans. Rodney Givens

DESIGNATIONS

Service

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MEETING OF AUGUST

CONT’ D

6 , 1962 - CONT'D MEETING OF AUGUST

XI 7 X

(D [—1 ^3 Q) £ d <D

cl, cc

Service '

NAME

(Minter - Resigned)

TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY $ 102.50

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

NAME

Bonitz. Donald Gene

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

7-12-62

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

T. Floorman

Lee

■ ■

■

Maintknaimce

NAME

Resignations

----- COFFMAN, BIIIYMuRI

■

TERMINATIONS

■

ASSIGNMENT

Heavy Equipment Operator Laborer Landscape

6-20-62

7-J 0-62

6-27-62

Student Painter

)

■' ■

EFFECTIVE DATE

7-IS-62

i T. Floorman

Ci ASSFN

Floorman

Hoover

Laborer LANDSCAPE

i T. Floorman

7-17-62

7-12-62

Painter

7-13-62

$102.50

Cooper. Ollie E.

Laborer Landscape

7-20-62

Blackwood. Robert

Dies. Gary

Carpenter

(Additional)

Wheeler

Herndon. James L.

7-23-62

7-30-62 7-23-62

i T. Floorman Harrison

Laborer Carpenter

7-20-62

$2O5„ $ 51.25

7-16-62

Compton, Ira Pratt

Fowler, Michael Owens

$ 51.25

Miller, James E.

Annex Mover

Pl ERCE

i T. Floorman

NnRTHWFSt Cl ASSFN

7-2-62

Vines. Harry

7-2-62

Floorman $20 S.

Floorman Arthur

Kanada, Georgf M.

7-27-62

FAKFY - TRANSFFRRFn)

$205.

$102.50

7-25-62

william E.

Qualls,

7-10-62

(Stanford-Transferred)

Plasterer

Smith, Eugene A.

$205.

Discharged

Blue. Fred

Carter, Jacob B.

-Sum ar^ James

7-27-62

Dietz. Norris Eugene

$205.

(Pruitt -Transferred)

Vick, Orville

Floorman Jefferson Jr. High Temporary Watchman Southeast

Parking Lot Attendant Capitol Hill Sr.

Sheet Metal

Floorman Hoover

Robertson, Leonard Lee

(Smith - Transferred)

9-5-62

7-31-62

$190.

$120.

Bottom, Roy Burnett

Reinstatement Johnson, W. g.

Temporary ♦additional)

(Add 1 ti onal )

-1

------ 1 ARSON, 1 Yl F,

7-5-62

(Additional)

(Gufelns - Transferred) (Burroughs - Transferred)

Hackney, William Clay

—

(Evans - Resigned)

)

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MEETING OF AUGUST . . 6, 1962 - CONT'D

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Personnel Recommended

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SERVICE

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Changes in Salary and Assignment in The Service .Department Personnel; *

•

Bwrlughs. Gewge W. Jr, - i Time Floorman - Wheeler,. .Salary #56.25 to i Time Fi_oorman -

atoms.

Salary

$112.50 per month, Effective July 18, 1962.

Choate, ' Ira C. - Relief Floorman - All Schools, Salary $220. Salary $245. per month. Effective July 16, 1962.

Clemons, Clifton C. - Custodian - Wheeler, Salary $305. $330. per month, Effective July i, 1962.

per month to

Kelly, Ulvin - Floorman Effective June 28, 1962.

Salary $230.

Assistant Custodian - Cen-tral, Salary

per month to

Grisham. LeRoy • b. - assistant Custodian - Central, Salary $340. Salary $325. per month, Effective July i, 1962. per month to

Relief Custodian - All Schools,

per month to

Head Custodian -

wheeler,

Head Custodian - Mayfair, Salary $235. pER

month,

Nlrt°n. W|ll|m - Head Custodian - PlERCE, Salary $265. per month to Head Custodian - Tyler Salary $275. per month, Effective July 2, 1962.

- i Time Floorman - Pierce, Salary $115. per month to 3/4 Time Custodian - Carey, Salary $176.25 per month, Effective June 28, 1962. Pruitt, Jimmy Lee

Rwsr Mack h. - Head Chilian - Tyler. Salary $265. per month, Effective July 2, 1962.

per month to

Sauls, Joe Raymond • £ Time Floorman - Adams, Salary $102.50 $2io,-. per month, Effective July 2, 1962.

Smith, Fred Roy - Floorman - Jefferson Jr. High, Salary $215. Salary $245. per month, Effective July 16, 1962.

Moon. Irvin

a. -

Custodian - Johnson. Salary $240.

Floorman - Sequoyah, Salary

per month to

Relief Custodian - All Schools,

per month to

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•

McDonald. J. Fllyd - Custodian - Buchanan. Salary $240. pep month »

Head Custodian - Pierce, Salary $275.

per month.

to $245.

per month,

per month to $245,

Effective July i. 1962.

Effective July

I962.

Becknel, Albert - Relief Custodian - All Schools, Salary $250. per month tc Floorman - Lee, Salary $230. .... per month, Effective August i, 1962.

Food Service Changes In status and Salary in The Food Service Department Personnel;

Keyser, Helen Collette - Cafeteria Manager - Mayfair, Salary $215. per month tl Elementary Supervisor Central Fold Service, Salary $365. per month, Effective August 15, 1962.

Audio - . Visual Temporary Employments in the Audil-Visual Department Personnel; Copeland. John - Textbooks -

book distribution,

Salary #1.25

per hour,

Effective July 9. 1962.

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maintenance

Temporary Employments in the Maintenance Department Personnel;

Adams. .• Pleays Lee - Tempoirary Back Hle Operator - Plumbing. Salary $1.50 per . hour. effective July 9, 1962.

Albin. Grederick Eugene - Temporary Carpenter. Salary $2.00

per hour.

Arnett. ^en Raymlnd - Temorary . • -Laborer - Rlofing. Salary $1.25

Aunqule. C.ressy - Temporary Plasterer - Salary $2.00

per hour.

per hour. effective

Bell. DeiSota Vervelln • Temporary Laborer - Plastering. Salary $1.25

Bluitt. Anthony Van - Tempoirary Laborer - Undscaping. Salary $1.25 Butler. Charles Ray - Temporary Helper - Sheet Metal. Salary $1.25 Butler. John William - . Temporary -

operator

dement -

per hour.

Temporary Bricklayer. Salary . $4,1L

July 5.

per hour. per hour.

effective

per .hour.

July

ii.

1962.

June 28. • 1962.

effective

per hour. effective

per hour.

1962.

July 6. 1962.

effective

Crawford. • George- • W. - Temporary Lablrer - Mastering, Salary $1.25

July 20. I962.

effective

Heavy Equipment. Salary $2.00

Cawood. Marvin Frank - Temporary Painter. Salary $1.50

Craig. Harlld

effective

July 2,

effective JULy 25. • |9>2.

July 6.,1962.

effective

July 2, 1962.

per hour. effective

July 2o,

Crowe. Paul - Temporary Painter. Salary $i.75 per hour. effective July .ii, 1962..

Dambold, (Howard -Edward. - Temporary Laborer - Masonry. Salary $1.25

Didlltt. . John Haden ' - Temporary Helper - • Drayage.• Salary $1.25 Dietz. Norris Gene • - Tempoirary...Plasterer - Salary $2.25

r'- ........ • n - . - i

F^n»W»Af

per hour.

per hour.,

Dllen. Floyd S. - Temporary Labors • . • Sheet- Metal. Salary $2.25 Cal *«v

per hour.

effective .

effective

■

July 3.

July. 24. . r^i^2,

June . 27. • 1962.

per hour/ effective

'OE BE ®'"UHl IB " • .CCCCPTI

July 27> • . • Ml'V p_. >.-.LQflP-.L

MEETING • OF AUGUST C, 1962 . -.. COIN?,' D

Early, Charles Wesley - Temporary pMnter. Salary $1.50

per hour,

Eastep, Sherrill - Temporary Laborer - Shade, ■ Salary. $ 1.25

per hour,

Edwards, Wendell Dale - Temporary Laborer - Masonry, Salary $1.25 Kent - Temporary Insulator - Plumbing. Salary '$1.35

Fleming, G

Floyd. Henry Leon - Temporary Laborer - M!asonry. Salary $1.25 '

Foreman, Harry - Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.00

per hour,

gr.issam,

effective

per .hour,

July 12. 1962.

effective

E^t’EicT^rvE July 5, 1962.

July 18, 1962.

effective

July 16, 1962.

per hour, effective

Salary $1.65

per HouR, effective

Haley, ' Conrad Earl - Temporary Apprentice - Plastering. Salary $2,65 Ralph Truman - ' Temporary Plasteueu. Salary $4.00

llAVENSTRITE.

July 3, ' 1962.

Salary $1.25 per hour, effective July 3, 1962.

Philip Doyle - Temporary ' Laborer - Landscape.

Gillaspia. Leo Richard - Temporary Laborer - Minting.

Haley,

Personnel Recommended.

' July 12, 1962.

per hour, . &^i=e^TivE

per . hour.

Fuuch. Randolph - Temporary Laborer - Plasteuing. Salary $1.25

July 2, . 1962.

effective

per

per hour.

July

effective

HouR, effective July 26,

ii’.

1962.

July 26. 1962.

1962,

Winston - TEMPORARY .METAL ANNEX MoVER„ SALARY $1.75 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JULY 17, 1962.

Herndon, James L. - Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.00 per hour, effective July 17, 1962. . Holloway, Fred - Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.00

per hour,

July 27, 1962.

effective

I son, Vernon H. - Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.00 per hour, effective July 2, 1962.

Jackson,' Kenneth - Temporary Electronic Repairman, Salary $1.50

per hour,

James. William ' Dean -. Temporary Helper - Drayage. Salary $1.25 'per HouR,

effective effective

June 27, 1962.

July 6. 1962.

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Maintenance

Temporary Employments

in the

Maintenance Department 'Personnel;

Johnson. George Eugene - Temporary Sheet Metal Man. Salary $2.25 Johnson. R. louis. Temporary Mechanic - Garage. Salary $2.25

Keith. Dennis' Lo^i^IlL

per hour.

effective

July 25, '1962.

July 9. 1962.

effective

Temporary Bricklayer - .Masonry. Salary $4.i0 per hour. effect|ve JuLy 5,

Kent. Soloman N. - Temporary Carpenter. Salary $2.00

per hour.

effective

Larson. Lyle Vernon = Temporary Sheet Metal Man. Salary $2.25 pER hour.

Looney. Orville - Temporary Mechanic - Garage. Salary $2.25 pER

hour.

Looney. Robert D. Jr. - Temporary Laborer - Plumbing. Salary $1.25 Lynch. Everett Henselford - Temporary Laborer

July 17. 19&2. effective

effective

per hour.

July 24.

July 9. 196G Jlh_y 2.

effects

- Masonry. Salary $1.25 per hour. efi=ect|ve July 5,

McMullen. Jack - Temporary Carpenter. Salary' $2.00

per hour.

effective

Marcotte. Leonard -■ Temporary carpenter. Salary $2.00 per hour.

effect|ve

per hour.

McDaniel. Robert Louis - Temporary Laborer - Landscape. Salary .$1.25

H^i^2.

Juine 22. ^G

July 16, 1962.

effective

July 6.

Mason. Walter Oscar - Temporary Laborer - Plastering. Salary $1.25 per hour. effective July r6. 1962.

Maths. Jasper J. - Temprary Carpenter. Salary $2.00 per hour. effective July 17. 196G

Miller. Harry West - Temporary Laborer - Carpentry. Salary $1.25

per hour.

effective

June 28. 196G

Miller. James Ellis Temporary Laborer - Carpentry. Salary $1.25 per hour. effective July 23. 196G

Million. Viuijil D. - .Temporary P-asteuer. Salary $1.50

per hour. effective

June 25. 1962.

Major. John Phillip - Temporary Laborer - Landscape. Salary $1.25 per hour. effective July 23, 1962. Nix, Dewey - Temporary Carpenter, Salary $2.00 per hour, effective July 17. 1962.

Parsons, Travers Leroy - Tempoir.ry Carpenter, Salary $2.00

per hour, effective

Phillips. Charles Elghe - Temporary Plasterer. Salary $4.00 per Raines, Erwii-

Riggs. Olen Lonnie - Temporary Plasterer - Salary $4.00 william -

per ■ hour,

effective

per hour.

effective

per hour.

Taylor. Earl L-astor - Temporary IHelper - E-'ectrician. Salary $1.,50

Warren.- '-O.de - ' Temporary Laborer - Landscape. Salary ' $i.25 ' per warui . . George

July 24, 1962. 196G

July 23, 1962. .

July 23. 1962. '

Temporary Laborer - Masonry, Salary $1.25 per hour, effective July 18, 1962,

Tabor. Clarence Burnett - Temporary Sheet Metal Man. Salary $2.25

effective

- Temporary Laborer - Landscape, Salary $1.25 per hour, effective June 29.

Rickerts, John Jerry - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.60

Stephens,

hour.

July 26, 1962.

M,-Temporary Laborer - Garage. Salary' $1.25

effective

per hour.. effective

July 23, 196G

July 5. 1962.

hour.,

effective

July 26, ' 196s,,-

per hour.

effective

July 9, 1962.

White, Stanford.-Temporary . Plaster .Chipper - Plasteri-ng. Salary $1.25 Per .hour, Zamudio, .'David. Bernard' - '. Temporary Carpenter, Salary' '$2.00 ' per'

hour,

effective

effective. July ■ 18,

July 11, 1962,

1'962.

IWETTWG OF AUGUST . 6, . 1962 - . CONT'D

Si Personnel Recommended

P-17

MAINTENANCE

Changes

in salary and status in the

Maintenance Department Personnel:

Calton, Robert - Temporary Truck Mechanic - Garage, Salary $1,65 Salary $3600. per year, effective July' i, 1962.

per hour changed to

Regular Truck Mechanic - Garage,

Clement, William L, - Temporary Common Laborer - Landscape, Salary $1.25 per hour changed to Regular Common Laborer I-andscape, Salary $280(0. per year, effective July . 1, 1962. Coyle, ' Arthur F. - Temporary Second Year Apprentice - Machine Shop, Salary $1.75 per hour changed to Regular Second Year Apprentice - Machine Shop, Salary $3500. per year, Effective July i, 1962.

f.|'

Crumm, Arthur Eugene - Temporary Third Year Apprentice - - Glazing, Salary $1.63 Apprentice - GLSZING, Salary $3400. per YEAR, effective July t, 1962.

per hour changed to

Regular Third

year

Da^i s, frank - Temporary Common Laborer - LANDSCAPE, Salary $1.25 per hour .changed to Regular Common Ls^vR, Salary

$2800. . per year, Effective July i, 19612,

Dillingham, John L, - ' Temporary Common Laborer - Fencing, 'Salary $1,25 Fencing, Salary '$3000. per year, effective July i, 1962.

Garton, Richard - Temporary ' Clerk - Shop, Salary $1.45 per hour year, Effective July i, 1962.

per hour changed to

changed to

Regular Common Laborer -

Regular Clerk - Shop, Salary $3200.

per

Goode, Donald '- Temporary Common Laborer - Carpentry, Salary $1.50 per hour changed to ' Regular Common Laborer Carpentry, Salary $3100. per year, effective July i, 1962. Davis, Harry .- Temporary Journeyman Carpenter - Carpentry, Salary $2*00 per hour changed to Regular Journeyman Carpenter - Carpentry, SslsRy $4300. per year, e^ifei^tive July i, 1962

Husk, Arthur - Tbepowury ' Common Laborer - Plastering, Salary -$1.35 Plastering, Salary $2900. per year, effective July i, 1962. '

Leal, Frank - Temporary Common Laborer - Fencing, Salary $1.25 $3000. per year, effective July i, 1962.

per hour changed to

Niblet, Tommy - Temporary Journeyman Painterj- Paint, Salary $3800. Paint, Salary $4000. per year, Effective July i, 1962.

Regular ' Common Laborer -

Regular Common Laborer, Salary

per year changed to

Regular Journeyman Painter -

â–

Peterson, Raymond V. - Temporary Common Laborer - -Plastering, Salary $1,35 Plastering, Salary $2900. per year, Effective July ' 1, 1962.

I. 1

Rs|nes, Erwn p. - Temporary Common Laborer - LSNESCAPE, Salary $1.25 per hour changed to Regular Common 1_aborer . Landscape , Salary $2800 . prr year, Fffective July i, 1962..

1 '

Roy, Nieman - Temporary Common Laborrr - Plastering , Salary $1.30 prr Plastering, Sslsry $2900. ppr year, Effective July i, 19612,

Senders, Ottb - Temporary Semi-Skilled Lsbbrer - Landscape, Sslsry $1.50 Labor ev> Landscape, Sslsry $3300. per yvsr, Effective July i, 1962,

;

Svwevl, Frvd W, - Temporary Journeymen Csrpvntvr - Carpentry, cSrpentpr, Sslsry $4300. pvr year, Effective July i, 1962^

Tigrett, Albert - Temporary Common Laborer - Landscape, Salary $1.25 Landscape, Sslsry $280(0, ppr yvsr, Effective July i, 1962.

Regular Semi-Skilled

per hour changed . to

per year changed to

Tsylbr, Cliftbn - Temporary Journvyesn Carpenter - Carpentry, Salary $2.00 Carpentry, Salary $4300. pvr year, Effective July i, 1962.

Regular Common - Laborer -

Regular Common Laborrr -

per hour changed tt

Salary $2,00

Simpson, Jeeps - Temporary First Yvsr Apprentice - Paint, Sslsry $2700. Apprentice Paint, Salary $3000. ppr year, Effective July i, 1962,

hour chaigeed to

per hour changed to

Regular First Ypsr

ppr hour changed tt

per hour changed tt

Regular Journeymen

Journeymen Carpenter -

Regular Common Laborer -

Woods, Lloye a. - Temporary Common Laborer - Fencing, Salary $1.25 pvr hour changed tt Regular Common - Laborer - Fencing, SMARY $2900. pvr YVAR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1962.

MEETING. . OF AUGUST 6,.. 1962. -. . COKL’D •

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Personnel Recommended P-18

Maintenance

Changes ' • n Salary • and .Status . in Maintenance Department .Personnel:

Anthony, Clarence Eugene - Temporary Semi-Skilled Helper - Plumbing, Salary $i»£0 Skilled Hs-per-t Plumbing, Salary $3500. per ' year, e^^e^’rivE July i, • 1962. Arnett, Olen Raymond - Temporary Laborer - Masonry, Salary $1.25 Salary'$1.50 per hour, Effective July 26, 1962.

Belden, Paul - Regular Painter

per hour to

per year,

to receive a car • allowance of {360.

per hour, to

Regular. Semi

Temporary Steam Cleaner Operator,

effective

July ' 15, 1962.

Buntin, Earl J. - Temporary Six Wheel Truck Driver - Drayage, Salary $i,54 per hour, to Regular • Truck Driver DRAYAGE, Salary $3200.. .per year, effective July 1., 1-962,

Ennis, Jimmie - Temporary Painter, Salary $i.83 • per Effective July i, 1962,

hour to

Regular Journeyman Painter, Salary $4000.

Farrier, Arthur William - Temporary Scraper - Paint, Salary $i.00

per hour to $1,25. per hour,

1962.

per year,

Effective July t,

Grimmett, Clyde Denman - Temporary Semi-Skilled Filter Mechanic, Salary $i,40 Filter • Mechanic, Salary $3300. per year, Effective July i, 1.962. House, Georg’E W., - Temporary Truck Driver - Concrete, Salary $1,59 Salary $3500. per year, e^ifei^tive July f, 1962,,

per hour to . Regular

and

Regular Semi-Skilled

Semi-Skilled Laborer, • a#

James, William B. - Temporary Semi-Skilled Helper - Plumbing, Salary $1,50 Helper - Heating, Salary $3100. per year, Effective July i, 1962.

Parsons, Harold - Foreman-Roofing 1962. through September 30, 1962,

per hour to

Regular Semi-Sk|lled'

per hour, to

Glazing Department receive a temporary

car • allowance of $40. from

July' l, .

Posey, Arvil August - Temporary Welder, Salary $1,75 Effective July i , 1962.

per hour,

Regular Welder,. Salary $3800. per year,

Simpson, Golden - Temporary Semi-Skilled. Helper - Plumbing, •Salary .$j,40 Helper - Plumbing, Salary $3000. per year, effective July i, 1962,

Wyatt, Bobby Joe - Temporary. Laborer - Masonry, Salary $1,25

per .hour to

Regular Semi-Skilled

per hour. to $1.50 per hour,

effective

July 16,

1962. ,-r —;,. ':

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Bus . Drivers.for Star-Spencer District 1962-63

$3900, yearly

James B. Summers, Supervisor HfcSKEbL=GRAM3E£*

Delete per M*. Giim's Office

==========:

Caarr.i e Davenport

$ioo, monthly

Leon Willis Fortner

$100, Monthly

Glenn Golden, Jr,

$105, Monthly

Earnest Ray Gooch

$105, Monthly

Donald Hudson

$105, Monthly

Roy Allen Jennings

$ioo, Monthly

Mary V, Kinney

$|00, • Monthly

Jerry Love

$105. Monthly

McCoy

$105. Monthly

Marvin M, McBride

$105. Monthly

Doyle f, Miller

$100, . monthly.

Andrew Mitcaell

$105, • (Monthly

George Russell

$100, Monthly

George h. Seebeck

$105. Monthly

Jerry Don Scott

$105, Monthly

d, w.

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

R. #249 Personnel Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST_ 6, 1?62 - COUNT'D — .

Bills & Payrolls The following items Recommended

and #3 were recommended for action of . the Board:

AUGUST■ 6th, ■ . 1962

Item #1

Item '#2 <

Item^ #3

Ratification of July'1962 payrolls previously approved by the ■Board and upon Which■ warrants ■ have ■ ■ been issued as follows: 1962-63 ■ GENERAL ■ FUND

308,976.43________

1961- -6-.GENERAL ■ ■ FUND

615,135.17^

. 1962-63. ■ ■ BUILDING ■LEVY FUND

$■

76,436.00________

19.6^-62' BUILDING LEVY ' FUND

$■

13,871.22

BOND FUND

$ .

9,629.05,

■ A^tt^c^yi^’ty ■ to issue' payrolls for Auguut 1962 in the following estimated ■ amom'ns. ■ ■ ' I 1962- 63 GENERAL FUND

500,000.00

1961- 62 GENERAL FUND

600,000,00

1962- 63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

85.000.00

BOND FUND

20,000.00

A^ui^c^r^iize ■ payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. ■ These bills have been examined and approved by the a.u.iitor as to appropriation, ■ purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt ■ of merchannise and/or services.

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - CONT’D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 6,1962

The Assistant Superintendent and the Business Manager have checked all Bills. The Auditor has checked all Bills. 10.689.72

1962-63 General Fund

126.499.68

1961-62 General Fund

1960-61 General Fund

1962-63 Building Levy Fund

3.722.. 29

1961-62 Building Levy Fund

126.598.49

Bond Fund

77.005.89

347.084.55

Total

..2M8...48

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

(Deleted)

A & E Equipment Company

Instruction Office

Low

10.68

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe

Travel

Board Action

47-20

Bailey Films, Inc.

Audio Vis. Material

Publisher Sei.

10,00

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Vehicular, Regular Petty C. Reimb. Vehicular, H.Duty Petty C. Reimb. Bldg. & Grounds Exp. Petty C. Reimb.

Floy Campbell

Travel

Board Action

City Spring Works, Inc.

General Instruc. General Instruc.

Selected Selected

Downtown Chevrolet, Inc.

Vehicular, Reg

Standard

Bill Doyle

Instruction Office Purchasing Office Business Office

Low Low Low

Repair Instr.Eqpt.

Selected

Dulaney’s

30.23 6.03 10.00

46.26

.18

5.00

10£12

15.35 11.33

4.40 24.65 10.75

39.80

90.47

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - COW'D "T"

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Blls and. Pajy oils Recommended.

B-2

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) TV Eqpt... Rental

Rent Agreement

232.38

Travel

Board: Action

169.47

Hudibiurg CCeeroOet Inc.

General Instruction

Agreement

I.B.M. Coopooation

IBM- Equipment IBM Equipment

Renal Agree. Rental Agree.

.Vehh.ccu.Lf, H. Duty

Standard

First National MggrttCprp.

ALex . Ht Higdon

Fred Jones Ford Keelox IMg. Company

Instruction Office

3.25

. 1,775.00 172.75

1,947.75

38.99 32.04

Low

*4? Meevel S. Lunn

Travel

Board . Action

48.49

T.C. McCcuury

Rent.

Board Action

125.00

T.C. McCCoirry

Rent

Board Action

125.00

Riley McCcllough

Mo. Dump. Prir.

Agreement

60.00

Selected

73.00

Nicholson Plating & Grinding Co. Repair Instr .Eqpt.

3.50

OkLt. City ' Linen ' Service

Audio Vis. ' IM.ate'ial

Board Action

OOka. City Water. Dept.

Waaer & - Sewage

Utilities

120.00

OOla. -State Sch.Board Ass'n.

Miscellaneous

Puuiisher Selected

300.00

Postmster

Posteater Rormld - Press ComEOany

300.00 695.09 6.14

Standard ' Postage , For - ' 18 - - Second Sch • Standard Genea! Instruction Puuiisher Sei. General Instruction Gnneal Instruction

Agreement Agreement

Genea! Instruction Gnneal Instruction

Agreement Agreement

Seth-Corona Maachant Inc.

Business Office

Low

Southweeteon. Bell Tel. Co.

Telephone

Utt-lities

The Steck Company

Textbooks

Publisher Sei.

48.00

D.A. Stricklin

DummO-ng Prir.

Agreement

20.00

Scotrt . Chhvrolet ' Company

Simpson Hooton, Inc.

Sunray DX Oil Cameoa^ Teaching FiLm Custodians

. Vveicular, H.Duty

Audio Vis,. Mateial

Low

Puuiisher Sei.

20.25 26.58

46.83

2.00 1-43

3.43 30.00 3,998.29

1,017.89 5.00

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 . - COINTD

Bills and Pa;yolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) Thomson. School Book Bep.

•

B-3

Library Library Library

Board Action Board Action Board Action

Triangle Blue Print & . Supply

Engineers Office

Selected

Western Union Telegraph

Telegrams

Utilities

8.81

Weetinghouse Appliance■Sales

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Standard

7.50

AaLco Mnuffettling Company

Geeneal Instruction

Selected

12.00

Address ograph-Muftigraph

Printing Printing

Standard Low

Office■Expense Storeroom- Stock Engineers

Low Board.Action Low Letter Bid

345.00 309.6b 117.00

771.60 15.00

1961-62 GENERAL FUND " ■ 1 1 1 I WT l1 '■ 11

A & ■ E Equipment Company

Allied Printers and Pub.Inc.

Library

A^elcon . Book Company

1.94 90.18

92.12

3.63 243.00 101.70

348.33

Publisher Sei.

2.00

Textbook

Publisher Sei.

.36.30

Audio ViLs^f^ZL Fund

Audio Vis.. Mltela!

Re imbur s ement

A & ■ W Violin Shop

Rpr. Instr* Ecqpt. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected Selected

M.C. Ballard & Company

TitLe 111,Instr.Eqpt .Selected

Pau Blakeney Company

Lawn Repair Parts

B ■ & M . Bales Company

Book-of-the-Month Club Inc.

. TitLe

12.05 6.50

14.80

Low Pblisher Sei. Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

R.R. Bowkonr Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Brandt's Red Bud

Geneal Instruction

Selected

Brannff Airways, ■ Inc.

In . Serv. Training

Travel

Board Action Re imbur s emut

Engineers OOfice

Low

, 18.55 4.50

Standard

Library Library Library

Charles Bruning Company Inc,

10,99

388.00 5.14 5.14 8.18

18.46

3.00 173.88 . 147.25

278.55

205.70

MEETING.OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-Z|

Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock

Board Action Board Action

Butler Shade Company

Title 111, Eqpt,

Low Letter Bid

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Supt. Office Ass’t Supt.Office Exp:.to Book Bindery Oust.Serv.(Police) Electron. Supplies Lawn Repair

Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty

Capital Paper Company

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Carpenter Paper Company

Commencement Exp. Printing Rec. Supplies Rec. Supplies

Board Action Low Low Low

Central Okla.Eqpt.Corp.

Power Mower Rpr.

Selected

Central State College

In Serv. Training In Serv. Training

Board Action Board Action

Buck’s Sporting Goods

Chamber of Commerce of the U.S.A. Audio Vis. Material < Cin-Made Corporation

C.Reimb. C.Reimb. C.Reimb. C.Reimb. C.Reimb. CoReimb.

686.4O 143.60

830.00

8.96 2.00 2.00 i.M20.56 ■ 1.83 3.60

31.75 136.80

8.85 4.63" 101.42 .. 12-28

,150.18

27.00 40.00 10.44

50.44

Publisher Sei.

Title 111,Instr.Mtrl .Selected Title 111,Instr.Mtrl .Selected

7.00 101.25 4.10

J i

105.35

i . I

19.28

City of Midwest City

Water & Sewage

Utilities

City of Nichols Hills

Water &. Sewage

Utilities

City Office Supply

Textbooks General Instruction Storeroom Stock

Low Low Board Action

General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction

Selected Selected Selected

Rev. K. David Cole

Commencement Exp.

Selected

John H. Cole Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected Selected Standard

Collier-MacMillan Lib.Div.

Library

Publisher Sei.

1.05

Continental Press, Inc.

General Instruction

Publisher1 Sei.

3.34

25.75

City Spring Works, Inc.

102.00 42.00 2,460.00

2,604.00

5.00 7.50 7.00

. 19.50 35.00

6.68 13-78 -1^8

34.24

MEETING . . OF . AUGUST 6, . 1962 - . COJOT'D

Blls and Pajo’olls Recommended

1961-62 ' GENERAL FUND'(continued)

Library Library

Publisher Sei, Publisher Sei.

Coronet Films

Audio Vis. ■ Mteeial

Pblisher Sei.

Cory's MoOion Picture Eqpt.

Reppir Instr.Eqpt.

Standard

Cory's MoOion . Picture ■ Eqpt.

Title 111,Eqpt.

Board Action

Dagree.1 Dixie Company

Lawn Mcoier Rejpiir Mower Repair Mcower Repair

Selected Selected Selected

5.92 11.84 11.84

29.60

Legal Pblicaeions Legal Pbbications

Puuiisher Publisher

7^.95 18-33

89.30

Dannehbwg Dist. Company

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Low

Davidson & Case Lumber Co.

Rec. Supplies

Board Action

F.A. Davis Company

Adub-t Sch. Supplies

Puuiisher Sei.

Dawson Feed Company

Lawn Supplies

Low

Title 111,Mps, Globes & Cherts

Board Action

Library

Polisher Sei.

Cooper ' Square ■ Publishers

I i Daily Law Journal-Record

■

•

Denoyer-Gepeerb Company

Dial Press

B-5

17.96 -74

. 18.70 157.50 13.45

1,944.00

49.00 27.60 5.13 14.24

2,818.25

2.29

Diamond Hdw. & ■. Sptg.Goods Co, (Gnneal Instruction

Board Action

Dodd Mead & Company Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Office Machines

Standard

Library (Genial Instruction Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Selected Low Standard

130.50 32.00 61.15

223.65

Rpr. Instr. Eqpt. Rpr. Instr. Eqpt.

Standard Standard

22.14 3-74

. 25.88:

Instruc. Office Instruc. Office Office Supplies Office ■ Supplies (Geneal Instruction Office Malines Storeroom. Stock

Low . Low Low Low Low Standard Board Action

Repair Instr.Eqpt.

'Selected

272.00

2.95

15.00

Dcolings Inc.

Umm*

Downtown Chevrolet Inc.

Bill Doyle p

Dulaney's

(

11.00 33.00 5.75 31.20 68.00 18.20 3.868.04

4,035.19

5.88

John Diunlap ■ Sptg. ■ Goods Co.

Rec. Supplies

Low

Duplicating Prod, of Okla.

Office Malines Office MaLines Office Mabenes Storeroom Stock

Standard Standard Standard Low

Repair Instr-.Eqpt

Selected

Title 111, Films Title 111, Films

Board Action Board Action

102.15 i

. Eales TV & Radio■ Service

6.00 85.03 73-33 913-70

1,078.06 42.68

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films 1,7D).(O ‘ 2.50

. 1,752.50 13.00

Escopal Company

Title 111, Tea.Mttl. Publisher Sei.

Films, Inc

Audio Vis. Maerial

Board Action

Fleck Bearing Company

Repair Instr. Eqpt

Low

ForesS’s

Mcower Rpr. Parts

Standard

Fretwell Motor.Company

General Instruc Geneal Instrac

Agreement Agreement

Irwin C. Gaumer

Subssriptions

Board Action

Gaylord Brothers, Inc

Audio Vis. Mttls

Low Leister Bid

General Binding Corp.& Subs

Printing Printing Engineers

Low Low Low

Gmea! Biological Supply

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Genery-Severance Lbr. Co

Gunra! Instruction

Selected

Gil-Mor Cheemial Company

(Cautodial Supplies

Board ■ Action

552.00

Goodyear Service Store

Mint. Rpr. Parts

Board A^tei-m

74.92

Graham Paper Company

Rec. Supplies

Low

11.20

Ms. ■Theeial

Special Education

Reimbursement

Macoou’t, Brace .& World

Gemra! Instruction Library

Polisher Sei. Puusisher Sei.

Harper & Row, Pubishers (Illinois)

G^eal Instruction

Pblisher Sei

1,020.00

4.30

17.00 7.62 96.70

. 104.32 4, 000•00 701.80

32.20 8.55 5.20

45.95

7.80

18.78

5.76

17.22 2.50 92.00

MEETING. - OF AUGUST 6, . 1^62 - . COINTD

1961-6.2

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-7

Harper & Row, Publishers

Library

Publisher Sei.

Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Geeeeoal Insto. General. Instr. Geeeeal Instr. Fiu-n.Rpp.Mtrls.

Low Low Low Low

Hastings House Publishers

Library

PUb.ishrr Sei.

Haul's Sporting Goods

Gnnral Insto.

Board Action

Heath deRochemont Corp.

Title 111,Recoods Title 111,Recoods

PJbbiserr Sei. Publishm Sei.

Herman's Spooting (Goods

(Gmeeal Insto.

Booed . Action

Hudiburg CCeerooet, Tnc.

Gnneal Insto. Gnmal Instr.

Agreement Agreement

IBM Bureau IBM Bureau IBM- â– Bureau

Board Action -1,438.00 66.08 Board Action 5.66 Renn.... Agreement

T.B.M. Coopooation

Illuminating Engineering Society Engineers

Low Low

Inland PrinterA^mer. Litho.

Genea! -Imtr.

Publisher Sei.

International Haaveeteo Co.

Parts & Labor

Standaod

Jenkins Muuic Compainy

06^^,! Instr. (GeLneaP Instr. G^e^ni'o^lL Instr. Recreation . SuppPies

Selected Low Low Low

Jim's_ChhmpPin Service

Mant. Supplies

Selected

Johnson Werleale Electoon.

Geinral Instr. Repair Instr. " Eqpt.

Low Selected

Johnson Wh^ale ELectm.

-Title 111, Insto .EqpP. Low

Fred Jones Ford

Labor & Parts Labor & Parts Genea! Instr.

Standaod Standaod Agreement

CCutodiaP Supplies

Board Action

Kamen-- Wiping Mtreials Inc.

17.10 8.10 37-75 101.40

164.35 2.21 1,091.45

12.50 .14

12.64

194.60

14.35

17.50

1,509.74

3.00

Pub-ishm Sei.

Recreation SuppPies Recreation Supplies

Ind^sr'inl Arts Supply

4.85

61.02 3-51

64.53 5-00

168.53 3-56 21.25 43-57 124.75

193.13

67.50 350.00 135.20

4.5-20

178.00 84.52 41.53 53.-85

179-90 1,500.00

1961-62 GENERA.! FUND (continued) Kamp Bros. Grocery

General Instruction

Selected

57.09

Kee Lox Mfg. Company

Storeroom. Stock

Low

80.10

Kilpatrick Brothers Inc.

General Instr. Furn. Rpr. Mtrls..

Low Low Letter Bid

Kirkpatrick, Inc.

New Library Books

Publisher Sei.

Knight Supply

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

Knowledge Builders

Audio Vis. Supplies

Publisher Sei.

S.H. Kress & Company

Recreation Supplies

Low

167.62

Krieger-Ragsdale Company

General Instruction

Selected

195.54

Laidlaw Brothers Inc.

Library Library Library

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

H.E. Leonhardt Lumber Co.

General Instr.

Low

Library of Congress-Card Div.

Audio Vis. Material Audio Vis. Material

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Textbooks New Library Books Library Library New Library Books Library New Library Books

Publisher Sei. Board Action Board Action _ Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action

Title 111, Books Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action Board Action

Library Service Company

B-8

18.88 155.00

. 173.88

17.00 1,697.80

20.00

19.64 2.19 4 .10

21.93 45.12

86.25 188.61 52.86 9.57 . 7-27 4.67 8.57 14.61 ; 2.20

274.86

99.75

:46.11

121.58

Lone Star Sch. Bk. Depository 'Library

Publisher Sei.

1,713.48

Macmillan Company

Adult Sch. Supplies

Publisher Sei.

27.32

Marquis Whoâ€™s Who, Inc.

Library

Publisher Sei.

255.00

McGraw-Hill Book Company

Engineers Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Publisher Sei. Standard

McGraw-Hill Book Company

Title 111, Books

Board Action

McKesson & Robbins, Inc.

Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies

Low Low

3-74

3.1x02

34.83 1,600.00

67.00 20.25

87.25

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-9

Melton Company

Title 1^1^,In^’ti'E^qpt.B^?^:id Action

210.29

Chasles E. Merrill Books

Genneal Instruction (Gnmal Instruction Library

Low Low •• Publisher Sei.

Mlropolitsn Unities Co.

WaSer & Sewage

Unities

M & H Spooting Goods Inc.

Storei'am & Recreation Board Action Supplies

14.08 • 32 5.40

19.80 36.65

Miceke Supply Company

Recreation Supplies Recreation- Ssj^i^OiLes Mower Parts

Low Low Low .

Miler Dupree Inc.

Storeroom. Stock

Board Action

Miler Jackson Company

Repair Instr. Eqpt. Electronic Supplies Repair Instr. Eqpt.

Selected Selected Selected

Mimeeots Mining.& Mfg. Co.

(Gnmal Instruction

Selected

Molaawk Rubber Company

Mint. Tires

Low

Moore Business Forms Inc.

IBM Bureau

Board Action

Mooris Chaerolet Inc.

(Gnnral - Instructim

Agreement

Morison Whoiea^ Company

CCutodial Supplies Storeroom Stock

Board Action Bogard Action

533-52

25.44 12.26 28.20

65.90

119.08 .

15°35 42.53 1.03

58.91 250.32 35.27

497.00 . 6.20

3,307.05 1,902.05

5,209.10

‘

National Asso. of Ed. Broadcaaters Gs-Unra! IitriUCtiPi

Publisher Sei.

4.00

NaSl. Confess of Parents & Teachers Audio Vis. Maeeial

Publisher Sei.

16.00

National Eduuation Assopiatvpn

3.50 .20

Library Library

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

NaSion's Business

(Genual Instruction

Publisher Sei.

6.75

Ohio State Univrersity

Audio Vis. Maateial

■Publisher- Sei.

5.00

Okla. - - Armored Car, Inc.

Summer Sch. - Supplies Board Action

‘

3.70

18.00

Okie. City Libraries, Commun-ty - - Workshop

Books

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma . City. Waaer -Dept.

Waaer - - &-. Sewage

Unities

•

■

297.50 8,258.33

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - CONT'D ‘ ........

---r:-

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-1O

Oklahoma Gas & Elec. Company

Electricity

Utilities

22,585.07

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company

Heat

Utilities

1,348.66

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

General Instruction General Instruction

Board Action Board Action

Oklahoma Paper Company

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

. 119.52

Oklahoma Photo Supply Inc.

Title 111, Eqpt.

Board Action

2.94

Okla. Seating Company

Recreation. Supplies Storeroom Stock

Low Board Action

Okla. State University

Audio Vis. Material

Publisher Sei.

Oklahoma Typewriter Co.

Office Machines Office Machines

Standard Standard

7.00 11.00

Low Low Selected Publisher Sei.

36.78

Peoples Transfer & Storage Philosophical Library

Maint. Material Custodial Supplies IBM Eqpt. Rental Library

Prime Petroleum Products

Vehicular, H.Duty

Low

Psychological Test Spec.

General Instruction General Instruction

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei.

Publisher Central Bureau

Library

Publisher Sei.

31.68

Pugh-Holmes Motor Company

General Instruction

Agreement

38.75

G.P. Putnam’s Sons

General Instruction Library Library Library

Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher

Title 111, Maps, Globes and Charts

Board Action

Rand McNally & Company

General Instruction

Publisher Sei.

Reinhart Farm Store

Mower Repair

Standard

■

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Rand McNally & Company

Reinhold Publishing Corp.

Rex Engineering &■Sales Co.

Rice Machinery Company

Engineers Office . Engineers Office Storeroom Stock

. Furn. Rpr. Mtrls.

8.56 8.94 .

29.70 2.176.W

,17.50

2,205.72

1.60

18.00

112.68 20.00 6.00

78.54

Sei. Sei. Sei. Sei.

Publisher Sei. Publisher Sei. Board. Action

Standard

36.50 36.84

2.52 2.65 3-29

—xAA

8.70

284®10

84.00 169.20

25.65

. __ xA2

26.14 3,091.20

16.50

MEETING OF AUGUST. 6, 1962 - COJNT'D SSSSSSSSSSSiSi

Bills and Pa;yolls Recommended

1961-62.GENERAL.FUND (continued)

B-Ll

Dub ■ Richardson Ford Inc.

General Instruction

Selected

Robinson Janitor Supply Co.

C^utc^c^i^j^ZL Supplies

Board Action

Royal Printing Company

, Printing

19*.15 5,833.50

Selected

9.18 323.16

Safeway #80

General Instruction

Selected

Sanntary Equipment. Company

Cutoiial Supplies

Board Action

W.B. Saunders Company

Adult ■ Sch. Supplies

Publisher Sei.

Scott Cheerolet Company

General Instruction . Agreement Gereeal Instruction Agreement

. -1,381.32 44.59 Mf* ,

Sears, Roebuck & Company

Furn. Rpr. Mater al

Low

S.E.B. Paint &■ Varnish Co.

C^odda! Supplies

Board Action

Sharp & Nichols Muuic Co.

Rpr. Instr. Eqp;.

Selected

Silver Budett Company

Library

Publisher Sei.

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

Genea! Instruction

Agreement' ' -

Sinclair Refining Company

Vehic. H. Duty

Low

Jasper Sipes Sch. Bk.. Dep.

Library Library

Board Action Board Action

Instruc.Office

Low

Smith-Corona feachhut, Inc.

-5.64

9-39

. 15.03 4.37

6,O97°OO 300.00

1.65

16.29 1.03 138.60

139.35 30.00

Southweetern Sch. Transp. Inc. Mint. Matera.

Standard

219.55

Spencer Water Department

Waaer & ■ Sewage

Uttlitiet

' 19.85

Star Engraving Company

CoImmnnemeeet Exp. ■ Exp,

Board.Action Board Action

State Agency for Surp. ■ Prop.

General Instruction

Selected

Stevens Pictures of Tex. Inc.

Title ■ 111, Supplies

Board Action

Bill Story Fire & ■ Safety Co.

Fire Ertr. Fire EXr. Fire Edtr,

Board ■ Action B^jard . Action Board Action

Taplinger Publishing Co.

■Library

Publisher Sei.

Taylor-EVans Inc.

Genea! Instruction

Low

2,966.60 1.30

2,967.90 28.83

403.00

1.55 40.35 45.65 4.24

36.85

MEETING OF AUGUST. 6. 1962 - COONT'D

Blls and. Payrolls Recommended

B-12

196.1.-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

5.00

Teaching Film. Custodians

Audio Vis.' . Mteeial

Pubbisher Sei.

Tecnifax Coopooation

Audio Vis. M^elal

Selected

18.00

Rev. Warren H. Terry

C^êe^c^ceêêîe Exp.

Selected

25.00

Texas School Book Deeooitory

Title 111, Records

Piblisher Sei 0

12.00

Texaco Service Station

General Instruction

Selected

Textbooks Textbooks

Publisher Sei. Publisher 8sl e

1.25

Thompson School Book Deeositony

133.00 .91

133.91

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company Title 111, SuppPies

Board Action

186.00

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company Storeroom Stock

Board Action

9,739.13

Trice Whoieale Electronic- Co. Electron. Supplies Electron. SuppPies Repair Instr. Eqpt.

Selected Selected Selected

Dr. I. Keith Tyler, Director

In Service Training

Board Action

Uarco Inc.

IBM Bureau Business Office

Board Action Low

Uuted Wold Films, Inc.

Title 111, Film

Board Action

Univeesity of Mirniesota

Audio Vis. Mtteial Audio Vis. Matteia!

PuHisher Sei. PuM-isher Seb.

Vaseco Inc.

Storeroom Stock

Low Letter Bid

663.75

Weester PuHishing Company

(Gnmal. Iistssctisi

Publisher Sei.

8.52

Weetern Newspaper Udon

Repair - Instr. EqpO.

Low

3.36

Weesera Uniform & Towel Sere.

Printing

Low

3.62

Miry Whte

Sch. Census Enum.

Board - Action

H.W. Wilson Company.

New Library Books

Pubbisher Sei.

Woof Tettile' Company.

Laundry Supplies

Board Action

110S30 16.24

271.09 463.93 521.86 57*7.66

110.38 50.00

50.50

35.00 300.00

4,392.78

MEETING. . , OF AUGUST ... 6, ., .1962.. -...CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

1960-61 GENERAL FUND

Central Masaine Company

NaaionaL Theatre■ Suj^j^ZLy Co.

B-13

Subscriptions

Board.Action

Filter Expense Filter Expense

Standard Standard

Textbooks

Board Action

686.26

3.50 18.50

22.00

School Mahteraaics Study Group

Triangle Blue Print & . Supply'Co. Title 111, Eqpi. & Supplies

1,843.60

16.62

Board Action

1962-63 BUILDING . LEVY FUND.

Cathey Roofing Supply Company

Davidson & Case

The Dolese Company

The Glidden Company

Material,^ Bldg. Material, Bldg.

Low Low

63.84 . 17.88

81.72

Haeeij^l, BLdg. Matera!, . Bldg. Mlteral, Bldg.

Board Action Board Action Low

132.00 132.00 31.25

295.25

Mtteral, ■Marial, Mtteral, Mtteral, MateUl, Miteral, Mtteral,

Board Board Board Board Board Low Low

Action Action Action Action Action

448.54

Bldg. Bldg. Bldg. BLdg. Bldg. BLdg. Bldg.

30.45 122.00 38.63 10.00 438.00

1,191.73

Material, BLdg.

Low

325.00

Hater. Marbe crete & . Stone Co. Mteeral, BLdg.

Low

52.00

A.C. Horn Company of Texas

Mteeral, BLdg.

Low

279.00

Indussrial ' Arts Supply

MteeMl, Bldg.

Low

408.60:

M.kins Concrete Company

MaeeM!, . BLdg.

Board Action

348.81

McKesson & Robbbns, Inc.

Mt serai, Bldg. Mteeral, Bldg.

Low Low

Miler Nooris . Company

Materal, BLdg.

Low

Montgomery Elevator Co.

Mater-al, . Bldg.

Low

Moogensen . Lumber . Comppany

Mtteral, Bldg. Miteral, . Bldg.

Low Low

9.80 9.80 .

19.60 . 19.60

91.25 13.97

,.1X».?7.

27.94

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - CONT'D

Jills and ’ayrolls tecommended

B-14

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Norman Plumbing Company

Material, Building

Low

16.20

Oklahoma Oxygen Company

Material, Building

Board Action

38.4s

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Material, Building Material, Building

Low Letter Bid Low

288.00 56.29

344.29

Material, Building Material, Building

Low Low

147.82 -3.koo

182.82

U.S. Supply Company

------ ^r~~ 1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND A.S. Aloe Company

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

84.69

Alvin & Company, Inc.

Title 8, Eqpt.

Board Action

19 222 • Zp9

American Radiator Service

Vehicular, Regular

Low

Arrow Machinery Cpmpany

Material, Building Material, Building Material, Building

Standard Standard Standard

6.55 5-41 10.62

22.58

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular

Low Low

12.80 29.28

42.08

R.K. Black, Ipc.

Title 8, Eqpt.

Selected

329.00

Paul Blakeney Company

Vehicular, Regular

Standard

11.80.

B & M Sales Company

Title 111, Eqpt.

Low

440.00

Paul Brawdy

Material, Grounds

Low

120.00

Brodhead-Garrett Company

Title 8, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

Brown Machinery Company

Material, Building

Selected

Burroughs Corp. Todd Co. Div.

Business Office

Board Action

Cathey Roofing.Supply Company

Material, Building

Low

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Material, Building Vehicular, Regular

Petty C. Reimb. Petty C. Reimb.

Central. Okla..Eqpt. Corp.

Vehicular, Regular

Selected

7-35

City Auto Parts

Vehicular, Regular

Selected

5-35

Barber’s Glass Cpmpany

12.50

57.15 3.00

. 1,696.50 17.90

125.00 2.30

I27.3O

MEETING OF AUGUST. 6, . 1962 , . -.. CONT'D

Bills and Pajrolls Recommended

1961-62 . BUILDING . LEVY ' FUND (continued)

City Office■Supply Company Inc •

B-15

■ Furn. &E.pl«(Ho over) Office Expense Sdh.Fuon.&.. Eppl. Sch.Fuon.& . Ecppt.

Board Action Low Low Low

Clyde's Carbbu’etor Service

VeehccPair, RegiuLar

Selected

11.25

John H. Cole Company

EteeOal, Building

Selected

5.04

Crane Supply CaeiXMny

EteeOal, Budding EteeOal, Budding EteeOal, Budding

Board Action Low ' Low

Daagwei Dixie Company

EteeOal, Budding

Selected

Daimenburg Distb.Company

Veehcular, RegiuLar Veeeccu.ar, ReeguLaO

Low Selected

EteeOal, Grounds

Board Action

EteeOal, Grounds EteeOal, Budding EteeOal, Budding

Low Low Board Action

Davidson & Case

Co.

Dolese

1,784 25 139.00 28(6.00 50.00

2,259.25

99.86 71.04 230.26

2.50 '54.24

8.02

62.26 314.50

8.61 23.23 3.60

35-44

58.00

Dollies Ceramics

Replace Instr. Eppt. Low

Downtown CCeevolet Inc.

VeteccPar, Regular

Dplicating Products if Okla.

Furn.& Eppt.(Hoover) Low

Ems co Electric ' Supply Co.

EteeOiaL, Budding

SeandaO^d

116.25

Eternise ' ' Foundry, Inc.

EteeOal, Budding

Selected

360.00

Federal Coipooaticn

Ebeeial, Budding Eteei-tL, Budding EteeO.al, Budding

Low Low Board Action

Flecl Bearing ^^mp^jny

EteeOal, Building

Selected

Fox Cocntructiin Company

EteeOal, Budding

Low

241.00

The Glidden Company

EteeOal, Budding

Board Action

325.00

B.F. Gooddich

Vetecular, Regular

Low

2.50

iEteeOal.,..Baalling

Low

129.00

Low .. LetteO Bid

197.14

Hand's Mettai Treating ' Co. Hart.Indrpsrial Supply Co.

Title 8, Equipment

StandaOd

2.75 340.50'

83-00 35.50 4,336.OQ.

4,454-50 8.80)

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - CONT'D __________________ ___ -.......... - -

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

â€”

.------ /

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

....... -...... r--;-..

< -

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) Hart Industrial Supply Co.

Material, Material, Material, Material, Material,

Bâ€”16

Building Grounds Grounds Building Building

Selected Low Low Low Letter Bid Standard

12.37 5.00 147.20 77.88 14.70

257.15

Heath Company

Title 8, Equipment

Selected

Hewlett-Packard Company

Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

5,892.00

Independent Supply Company

Material, Building

Board Action

39.00

Industrial Arts Supply

Title 8, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

J & R Supply Company

Vehicular, Regular

Low

Johnson Wholesale Electron.

Title 8, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc.

Material, Building Material, Building

Board Action Board Action

Lamoureux Mannequin Company

All Sch.Furn,& Eqpt. Selected All Sch.Furn.& Eqpt. Selected

200.07

345.24 2.04

96.30 3,395-95 736.04

4,131.99

412.00

421.24

Little Giant Corporation

Vehicular, Regular

Selected

29.21

Makins Concrete Company

Material, Grounds

Board Action

20.25

McCormick Steel Company

Material, Building

Board Action

885.94

McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Chem. Department

Material, Grounds

Low

Melton Company, Inc.

Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

Mideke Supply Company

Title 8, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

Mideke Supply Company

Material, Building Material, Building Material, Building Material, Building Vehicular, H.Duty Vehicular, H.Duty Material, Grounds Material,- Building Material', Building Material, Building Material, Building

Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid

Vehicular, Regular

Low

Mohawk Rubber Company

5.50

79.15 122.16

33.75 5.94 110.25 29.80 96.68 96.67 288.89 17.28 4.90 < 81,37 71.73

837.26 317.04

MEETING OF . AUGUST 6, 1962 - . - . COW D

Bills and Pay oils Recommended T"

1961-62 ' BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-17

MoOolane- Sutton-Supply

Mttrial, Balding

Board Action

Moogensen Lumber Company

Mttrial, Grounds Mterral, Grounds Miteral, Building

Low Low Low

Mooris Cheerolei Inc.

Veeecuuar, - Regular

Standard

Norman Plumbing Supply Co.

Miter-al, Grounds Ma^ral, Grounds

Low Low

Oil Field Ignition Peats

V^hhc^iu^ar, Reguar

Low

Oklahoma Clutch Supply

Ve^icuLar, Reguar

Selected

Oklahoma (Oqygen Camjxany

Maceral, Materal, Ma^ral, Maceral, Maeeral, Mae^al, Miteral,

Board Board Board Board Board Board Board

Balding Building Building Balding Building Building Building

322-.00

177.453 8416236.80

. - - - 452.41 2.00 1

76..80 196.00

272.807.264

Action Action Action Action Action Action Action

Oklahoma Seating Company

Furn.&- Eqpt.( Hoover) Board Action

Oklahoma Typewriter Company

All Sch.Fuin.& Eqpt. Low

Mi'l- 7.

27494 27.80 .36' 1.80 2.56 23.92 7.59

2.78

91.974,250.00 89.00

Philco Coopeoation,Teceree Div.

Title 111, Equipment Board Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.

Ma^ral, Building

Low

Poe's Moo tor Supply Company

76^^^, VereccU^aâ€¢, Veehccuar, Veehccuar, 76^0^^ VereccULar, Ve^ocO-ar,

Low Low Low Selected Selected Selected Selected

Regular Reguar Regular H. Duty Regular Regular RegrUar

17,598.00

152.82 49-68 17.57 31.30 6.87 8.78 9-50 14.60

'i-4 I38.3O --A 127.20 J

Radio SuppPy, Inc.

Title 8, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

Reinhart Farm Store, Inc.

Velaciu.Lar, Regular

Standard

ReMington Rand

Mint. Office

Low

164.61

Robberson- Steel Company

Mitral, Bulding

Board Action

. 90.49 - - - -:

Max - I. Sanders

Matera'l, ' Grounds

Low

300.00

E.H. Sargent & Cornjeany

Title - 111, - -Equipment Board Action

16.20 - - - - /

97.18

MEETING OF AUGUST . ..6, . 1962 - CONT'D

ails and. te.yrolls tecommend.ecL

B-18

1961-62 .. BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

314.40

Scovil & - Sides ■ .Hardware Co.

MaeO-alAe Bmldi.ng'

Low Leeter Bid

JW. Skaggs Construe. Co.

Est_. #3;, (Pr. Queen)

Board.Action

Bnot, Smith Riad Mich. Co.

Veeh-ciri-ar, H. Duty

Standard

Southern Air Filter, Inc.

Maeeoal, Building

Board Action

Southwest Electric C^^jp^iny

Veedciuar, -H. Duty

.Standard

U15.10

Southwest Weel & Mg. Co.

Veehcular, Regular

Standard

14-28

Standard Bearing & - Supply Co.

V^e^hc^iu.^-^tr, RegULar Matera!, Building

Selected Selected

62,879.40

1,995.99

3.32

10.30

State Agency fio Surplus Property Matera!, Grounds

Selected

Sunray DX Oil Comppany

Veeri-cnuar, Regular

Low

Thompson Book & . Supply Co.

Furn.& E^pt-CHnier) Board Action

Triangle- Blue Print & Supply Co. Title 8, Equipment

134.80

35.00

1,019.54 881.00

Board Action

912.07

Triangle School Eqpt. Company

Furn.& E^j^pteCH^côîêr) Board Action

5,644.35

United States Plywood Corp.

Matera!, Building

Low

U.S.

Mteeral, Biu-lding Miteral, - Building

Low Low

Welch Floor Company

Matera!, Building

Low

Wees.ern - Mahhnery Colpooati.ln

Vehechrar■ RegULar Veeh.chULar, Regular

Selected Selected

Mtter.al, BuHding Matera!, Building

Standard Standard

White Swan Laundry

School Equipment

Selected

John Wiley & Sons Inc.

Title- 8, Equipment Title 8, Equipment

Low Low

Matera!, Building

Low Letter Bid

C ompany

Wehtinghlute Appliance Sales

Murray - R. . Womble Company .

YoomgtlilC . Mahine & Weeding Ship VehechU.ar■ H. Dity ; < yo . ■ A - ' ■ R.A. Young & Son, . - - Inc,

Low

Matera!, .Building ’ Low Mate ral, - - Biutlding Low

207.50 96.12 27-46

123.58

29-78 1*45 5-52 .21 - .

145-20

31.23

5.73

435-00 190.80

194.53 256.80

11.00

13.00 6.50

- -19.50

MEETING- OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - . CONT'D

Bills and Pa;yolls Recommended

BOND ■ • FUND

Bailey, ' Booalis.., ■ Dickinson, . Roloff Est, #3, New ■ Bldg, (Pairie Queen) Ball Distributing & Engineering Co. New Buildings

•

Bogard Action

1,257.59

Board Action

1,740.64 1,550.08

Mark Blodgett InsuLation

New Braidings

Board Action

The Boardman

New Buildings New Baldings

Board Action Low

Caabar, ■ Inc.

New Buildings

Selected

18.54

C &C - Electric Supply Inc.

New Buildings

Bosard Action

65-98

Emsco Electric Supply Co.

New BUlLdlcgt

Board Action

73.64

Fedeeal Coroor'ation,

New B1u.ldlnet

Board Action

10,987-74 491.05

11,478.79

•4

5,040.00

2^ i

Geneal Electric Supply

New Braidings New Braidings New Buildings

Board Action 303.30 Low Letter Bid 55.00 Board Action 13,487.88

Glidden Company

New Braidings

Selected

34-51

Hat Industrial Supply Co.

New Brs.ldingt

Board Action

37.82

•KljMtrick Brothers Inc.

New Buildings New Buildings

Board Action Board Action

Leonnardt Lumber Company

New Buildings

Board Action

5,766.24

Mains Concrete Comeoany

New Buildings

Board Action

128.22

Mdeke Supply Company

New Buildings New Buildings

Board Action Board Action

Moogensen Lumber Company

New BlU-ldicg;s

Low Letter Bid

PaisL H. Nunn

Conctructinc Board Action (Star Spencer Sewer)

8,500.00

Peerles--Okaahoea Company

New BU.ld:imgt

Board Action

2,128.98

• Pyramid S^^]^ly Inc.

New Balding

Board Action

Standard . . .Asbestos - Mg^ras^..

New -. - Buildings New -' Bu^ldi^^s

Bogard Action Board- -. Action

New Braidings

Board Action

'Star-'. -

' ■ Supply Co.

2,600.01 1,681.00

643-89 69.57

13,846.18

7,281.01

713.46

1,075.71

53.76.

5,938.80 700.44

6,639.24

392.00

B-20 ' .

BOND ' FUiD.'(ct)nCinutd) j

United States - Plywood - Coro.

New' . Biu-ldings

Board Action

5,071.80;

U.S. Supply C^j^foany

New BulLdlngt .

Board Action

1,244.89

New. Braidings

Board Action

• 2g28.00

New- - Bundings

. Board Action

Welch ' Floor Company

. .

Wettinghoutt Electric Supply

MEETING. OF AUGUST...6,.. 1962 . - . COUNT'D

Blls and Payrolls Recommende

SPECIALS -PAD-- DURING -ThE-MONTH OF'JULY 1962 Chief Oil Tool Company City of -Oklahoma' City T.C. McCoorry Oku. Comity ■ -Treasurer Department- ' of . Pub. WU?are Postmiater . State Cootribution.Fund Court Clgrk. of Okla. County

Rpls.Not.IntSt■.Epl - Board .Action Taxes Tax Assessments-

Tax . . Assessments'5'---- r' Social . -Seccuity Postage Social Seccuity New Sites

Board Action Taxes ,v ■ Taxes StandardTaxes Board - Action

2,975.00? 32,612.78R 125.00. 31.81 950.50 300.00 134,639.66

-.1»4?7.5Q

R. #250 Exclusion of Claim from July Bills

Mooion was .made by Mr Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to exclude the $4'7.20 claim of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway unUl complete information regarding it is avail able. The .motion carried unanimously.

R. #251 Bills and Payrolls Approved

It was moved by Mr Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the July payrolls, authorize issuing the Auugnst payroiLs, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the itemized list attached in the permanent .minutes with the exception of the $47-20 claim of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe under the 1962-63 Gennral Fund Account. This reduces the total amount of clams from $347, 084.55 as recommended to $347,037-35- On roll,all, all .membbrs present voted "Aye." '

R. #252 Purchase of Shade Matteial Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr Estes to approve the purchase of shade m.ttrial for use by all schools from S. & H. Shade Cammany, Inc. This purchase in the amount of $1,485-70 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. Al .members present voted "Aye" on roll' call.

R. #253 ■ Purchase of Ice Cream Catenets Approved

It was .moved by Mr Estes and seconded by Mr Thompson to approve .the purchase of sixty ice cream cabinets for use by various schools from Batrice Foods 0ambPny, Ice Cream Diim-sion. This purchase in the amount of $8,852.00 is to be charged to Ceteral Food Service Account. On roll. call, all ^^l^o^ors present voted "Ayy."

R. #254 Purchase of Carpentry Sup. Approved

Motion was -made. by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr, Estes to approve the purchase of carpentry supplies for use at Taft and Classen Schools from Southweetern Roofing and Metal 0(tbbany. This purchase in the amount of $2,073-18 is to be charged to BL 620-D. On roll call, all ma^t^6^]rs present voted "Ayy."

R. #255 Purchase of Lockers Approved

It was moved by Mr Estes and seconded by Mr Thompson to approve the purchase ' of lockers for use at Dooiugass, Souuheast, Taft, and Classen from Jay Jenks Bulders Supply Company who submiited the low quotation in response to' the attached Nooice. This purchase in the amount of $6,058.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. Ml rneembrs present voted "Aye"

*- #256 Purchase of Printing Sup. Approved

Moion was made by Mrs. Welch - and seconded by Mr Estes to approve the purchase of printing sspplies for use by various schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications: $

Interstate Lithograph Plate Robbrt Grubbe Company Weesern Newwpaper Union Ammeican Type Plate

Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B. roll call.

603-84 315-27 682.95 22.20

$ 1,624-26 All metiers present voted "Aye" on

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - CONT'D k

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by M1. Estes to approve the purchase of text books and teaching' aids for use by'all schools from the following comppaies: $ ' 1,174. li-5 2,150.40 720.00 1,304.63

Prentice-Hall, Inc. Harr Wagner Company Coronet Films Harcourt, Brace and Wr]_d, Inc.

R- #257 Purchase of Textbooks and Teaching ' Aids Approved

$5,349-48

Total These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:

$ 4,629.48 720.00

G 220 G 230-C

$5,349-48

Total On roll call, all ma^tje^e’s present voted "Aye."

It was moved by M1. Estes and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the purchase■of science tables for use by John Marshll and U. S. Grant ' from Triangle School Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation'on specifications. This purchase in the' amcomt of' $1,679-28 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C- A.1 map^e^e‘s present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #258 Purchase of Science Tables Approved

Morton was made by M*. Estes and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the purchase, , of cosme tology equipment and supplies for use in various schools from the foilowing ioppp.nies who submitted low quotations on slecifiiltiois in response to the attached Nortce:

R. #259 Purchase of Cosmeeology Equipment and Supplies . App.

Weetern Beauty & Barber Supply C<opmll:liy Gibbs & Company • '• Brttenfields, Inc. ,, Albright Beauty Supply Harry Kay yer & Fils, IncE. W. Harting Mfg. Company • • • • • •

• .

■

479-97 849-15 , 734-56 830-95 610.81 1,669-05

$ 5,174.49

These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:

G 240-B BL 1030-C

$ 2,555-54 2,618.95

$.5,174.49 On roll call, all .memmbrs present voted "Ayy."

It was .moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr . Estes to approve the transfers, and allocations of Bond Funds as listed below:

Account

1105-A 1105-B.' 1107

Increase Annexes Annexes - Equipment Prairie Queen Equipment

Decrease

Net Increase

R. #260 Transfer of Bond Funds Approved

$25,000-00 $13,000-00 11,000-00

$23,000-00 A.1 .memPert present • voted "Aye"• • on roll call.

A copy of Ceenral Food Service Depprtment Financial Statement as of June 30, 1962, was submitted as information ' to the Board.

CCenral Food Service Statement

Morton was made by Ms. Welch and seconded by M. Thompson to approve the purchase of furniture and equipment for Classen High School from the following iomppniet who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Nortce: ■

R. #261 Purchase of Furniture and Equipment Approved

Thompson Book & Supply Company Oklahoma Seating Company

Total

18.50 3,302.25

$ 3,320.75

MEETING OF AUGUST. 6, . 1962 T

R. #261 Continued

These purchases are tn f'e charged tn Account BL 1O3O-C.

Al members present voted "Aye"

nn roll call.

W§‘ &<-&§ ’ g>3d ®: SF|PW»es j •E» sao3h»3 “PSKS’Co Of EV esa-n-s

R. #262 Purchase nf Eleccrical Supplies Approved

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase of electrical supplies for use in the . .metal annexes from the following cneemies who submitted the Low quotations nn specifications:

Hunzicker Brothers Emsco Electric 'Supply Company Graybar Electric Supply Company Service Electric Company Star Electric Supply Company

521.95 1,252.28 27.51 76.30 351-50

$ 2,196.57

Total These purchases are tn be ' charged tn Account B 1105 • roll caU. ■

ALL .members present voted^Aye" nn

R- #263 Transfer Food Service Accts. Approved

Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve the transfer of $55,000.00 from Certral Food Service Ooeeatinn Fund Account to Ceenral Food Service Ccaital Equipment Account. On roll call, all ete^e^e•s present voted "Aye."

R. #267 Agreements for Paint Approved

It was i^c^o^e^d by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve authorization to validate agreements with the following co.eepnits for furnishing ' paint and paint supplies for the 1962-63 school year, with the privilege of adding ' to or. deleting as desired: Pittsburg PLate Glass Company Cook Paint and Varnish Company The Sherwin' Williams Company The O'Brien Corporation The Glidden Company Devoe Y Raynolds Ccmpany, Inc. E. I. DuPont De Nemmurs & Commany, Inc.

•

A.1 eemeers present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R- #265 Purchase nf Stage Curtains & Equipment Approved

Morton was made by M*. Thompson' and seconded by Ms. Welch tn approve the purchase of stage curtains and equipment for use at Hoover Junior High School from Caaptol Stage Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Nortce This purchase in the amount of $1,828.90 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C 8. A.1 memeers present voted "Aye" on rol^L call.

R. #266 Purchase nf Roofing Mtl. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by M*. ' Thompson to ' approve'the purchase of roofing .nmterial for use by aU schools from J-M Lumeerville, Inc. who submitted the Low quotation in response to the attached Nortce. Tris purchase in the aimnmt of. $3,287.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, aU eemebrs present voted "Ayy."

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MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1962 - • COIN? D

1■

W ■ It was moved by Ms. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of building supplies and maintenance ^ppPies for use by all schools from the following compaan.es who submitted low quotations on taeciaiictitu.s:

■ I

1,423-76

1,257.98 83.88 15.20 1,400.51 510.74 604.74 46.20 160.02 5,580.50 148.80 194.81 400.00 108.00 $15.871.16

Total

$ 1,257.66 103.10 2,575.26

Moogensen Lumbbr Company H. E. Leoiniardt Lumber Company Un-ted States Plywood Cooparation . Kilpatrick Broilers, Inc. Dodson Case LumToezi’ Company Industrial Arts Supply Company Crown RoyaP Distributors, Inc. Midbke Supply Company Dannenburg Distributing Company Lusco Brick & • Stone Company Poe's Motor Supply Company Hart Induusrial Supply Company 'A Southweetern Roofing & Sheet Mdal Company & Sides Hardware Company Pittsburg PLate • Glass Standard Asbestos Mg. & Insulation Company Acme • Brick Company

R. #267 Purchase of Bulling and Min. SuppPies Approved

These purchases are to be charged to the foilowing accounts:

G 620-E BL 6213-D

875. CO 14,996.16

$15,871.16 •

Total

On robb caPP, all memmbrs present voted "Aye."

Motoon was made by M. Thompson and seconded by M. Estes to approve•the purchase of paint and paint supplies for use by all schools from the following ctmpaniet who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: (

Pittsburg PLate Glass Company S. E. B. Paint Com^£M^;y • CCpatol Paint • Mnuuacturing Corp. Alied Paint Di'^-sion

•

$•1,092.48 ' 205.00 2,200.00 22(0.00

$ 3,717.48

Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D. voted "Aye."

On roll call, all

present

Mti.on was made by M. Estes and seconded by Ms. • Welch to approve the purchase of elec trical supplies and equipment for use by all schools from the following compaaiies who submitted low quotations on specifications in response • to the•attached Notice: Hunnicker Brothers Brt>ts Electric Campaany Trice WlOtle£n.e ELectronics Comjoany, Inc. Gennral Electric Supply Company Jones Newby Supply Campaany J. H. Cole Company Emsco Elbctric S^u^J^^Ly Company Hart IiTuus^A Supply Company Hohmann & Brown Appliance Service, Inc.

Total 'O

$ 2,287.68 150.28 39.29 1,672.95 213.57 154.46 520.64 61-95 45.10 $ 5,145-92

These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts: $ 1,267.73 3,878.19

G 240-B BL 620-D

Total A.1 mcmPbrt present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #268 Purchase of Paint & Suppli Approved

$ 5,145-92 (Notice on following page.)

R. #269 Purchase of Electrical Sup and Equipment Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST 6, . 1962 :- COINT'd

R. #269 Continued

• Z?e*^2SOfli

w»mv

Sx> O S" os. .a S B”.’S

R. #270 Purchase of Heating and Plumbing Sup. Approved.

MoOion was. . .made by M ing and plumbing s^nj^^Eg&o^S low quotations on sp- £

of heatsubmitted oAHQBM

Peerles--Oklahoma Company Crane Supply Company M.deke Supply Company U. S. Supply Company F. ' E. Georgia Supply Company National Supply Company Gordon E. Ervin. Company Gibbs &. Company Gasteam Racdator Company, Inc.

1,160.52 2,152.02 283.85 572.77 243.21 144.00 413-00 394.50

Total These purchases . are to bo charged to A^<^<^T^j^"b BL 620-D voted "Aye "

R. #271 Adjournment

$ 5,410.85^*’ On roll call, all .members present

Motion to adjourn the .meeting to Thursday, Auggist 9, 1962, at 11:00 a.,m. was made by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President .

Attest:

MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

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

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, 900 NORTH KLEIN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 9, 1962, AT 11:00 A.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; N. L. Geo: 'ge, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief'Accountant; Torn Smith, Director; Wallace Smith; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given By Dr. Parker.

Invocation

It was moved By Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the bid received from the Parker Construction,Company, 38OO North MacArthur Boulevard, who submitted the low quotation in response.to the attached Notice for demolishing the Inverness-Boyd Building for the sum of $155-00 payable to the Oklahoma City Board of Education.

R. #272 Bid to Demolis Inverness-Boyd Bldg. Approved.

Tabulation on other bids received follows:

Bidder

Cost to Board

• Pay to Board

$1,282.00 9^-75 6,46U.00 650.00 2,500.00

The Concho Construction Company McPherson Construction Company Federal Construction Company Colonial Construction Company Stokes Demolition ■ Company Parker Construction Company

$155.00

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

Motion to adjourn this meeting and to meet again on Tuesday, August 21, at ^:30 p.m. was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried. (1962)

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST:

Clerk

Approved the

day

1962. ~

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■tice roil (Mjojrvnoss jj

TATlON^wffliKr&cmyediW oard'gbfj»Educatlonwoij0Inae> it Sch'DDl; District jI-89; ’Okl<g homa County, Oklahoma, - /at the Dffice'of the DireCtor of purchasing,? IdOO,-North Klein, Okiahomd City, <H 1 '1 ri 1 un I 2 - 00 p -ni- C S I . , We-dneVday, August 8, U^fcr-DC MOJtlSUjNG BUIIDING’,','*«r the Oklahoma Cltv Board of Edu<_ition At\2',00(P m or soon f thereafter, of the/same dav a publicMojpcnmg ,of, all ^quotations leceived'-rhy... the Board ldf*-Educ ition will bk-AeldjFin the office of the Directorr^^^ Pur chasing £Anv quotation retasiv’ed; 'af ter -2 OOO p m on Dpenlng^date>'Df quotation will bo returned*; i? All/quotations shall .be»submitt|gl e 'prepared proposaT ^b'ankst sal blanks, plans andtsgejclit .and/or'idescription -oft J— -services, desir J oyat the office of th DireC ' hasing v 31 itncd 1 of Educations 'W'^l District IS W! K. jOklahomajtii, p to accept anj v 'f .Sf Squotation;, is subrrifljt fferigEantf1 when, aero ^Education Vff

R- #273 ' Adjournment

MEETING.OF AUGUST 21, . 1962

THE BOARD ' OF EDUCATION f THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster ■ Estes Otto F. Thompson

ABSENT:

Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Jack F. . Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Max Morgan, Attorney, H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; George Rowley, Tom Smith, Directors; Wallace Smith; Lillian Swale, Margare Gentz, Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Lott.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Motion was made hy Mr. Bennett and. seconded, hy Mr. Thompson -to approve Resolution^ of

Appreciation for the following persons recently deceased:

R. #274 Resolutions of Appreciation

B. H. Thomas, retired teacher, deceased August 3, 1962.

Lorraine Thomas, Principal, Rockwood Elementary School,■deceased August 9, 1962. Meta Stegelman, retired teacher, • deceased August 15, 1962.

Victoria Brazelton, retired teacher, deceased August 15, 1962.

The motion carried unanimously.

(Copies on file in Clerk's office)

It was moved hy Mr. Estes and seconded hy Mr..Bennett to approve the ' ' following recommended assignment changes for the 1962-63 school year: From . . To Ethel McNall Principal - Sequoyah Principal - Rancho

Lloyd Estes

Principal - Monroe

Principal - . Sequoyah

Frances Thomas

Central Office

Principal - Monroe

Francis Newberry

Principal - Heronville

Principal - Rockwood

Howard Morrow

Principal - Valley Brook

Principal - Heronville

Hugh Long

Principal -•Carey

Principal - Valley Brook

Dick Dykstra

Ass't. Principal - Adams

R. #275 Assignment Changes 1962-6

Principal - Carey

On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the recommendation that•we carry out the preliminary activities that would lead to the installation and putting into operation an IBM Tape RAMAC Data Processing System on a tentative date in January, 1964 All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #276 Installation IBM Equipment Approved

It- was moved by•Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson that a . joint • agreement between the City of Oklahoma City and Independent School District 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, be established. • On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Resolution on file in the Clerk's office.

R. #277 Joint Agreemen Recreational Facilities Approved

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded•by Mr. Estes to offer $2,500 per ' acre to Mrs. Orlean (Dorothy Meeker) Choate for a tract of approximately seven acres to be used.for a new elementary school. Legal description follows:

R. #278 Negotiations o Pied Piper Tra Approved

A part of • the W/4, NW/4, Sec. 29, T-13-N, R-3-W, . KM., more iparticulLarly described as fortows: Beginning; at the SE corner of said NE/4, NW/4, Sec. 29, thence North along the East line of said NW/4 a distance of 848.00 feet, thence West and parallel to the • South line of said 'NE/4 a rtstence of 368.°0 feet, thence South and. parallel to the East line of said NW/4 adistance of 848.00 feet, thence East along; the Sorth line of said ne/4, NW/4 adistance of 368.00 feet to rte point or place of beginning. Said described tract.contains•7.1640 acres. The motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye" on.roll call.

MEETING OF AUGUST 21, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #279 Housing for Channel 25 Eqpt. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the recommendation to continue the housing of the antenna and television facilities for Channel 25 in the First National Bank Building . at a monthly rental rate of $700.00 and to direct the Superintendent to write a letter of acceptance of'the.August 8, 1962, proposal hy the First National Management Corporation. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

R. #280 Transportati on Service Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the validation of agreements for furnishing transportation service for the 1962-63 school year to various schools from the following who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: (Notice at bottom of page)

$16,952.00

Elliott M. Barnes

3,060.00

Mrs. Virgil Gee

23,727.00

Herbert Hudson

6,525.00

Murray Butler

$79,961.00

Total

These amounts are to be charged to Account G 450-A. voted "Aye.”

On roll call, all ■ members present . /

R. #281 Charter Bus Service Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the validation of an agreement with the City Bus Company of Oklahoma City to operate charter bus service to various schools through the 1962-63 school ■ year. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (Detailed descriptions of routes are on file in Clerk's office.)

R. #282 Purchase of Boiler Tubes Approved

Motion was made by Mir. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of boiler tubes for use by all schools from Peerless Boiler and Engineering Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $3,393-25 is to be charged to Account. EL feO-D. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."

R. #283 Purchase of Ice Cream Cabinets App.

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of twentyfour (27) ice cream cabinets to be used by various schools from Electric Utilities Corporation who submitted the low quotation in response to•the attached Notice: ■ This purchase in the amount of $5,967.00 . is to be charged to the Central Food Service Account. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #28.7 Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve.the establishment of Cafeteria Price prices to be charged in the Oklahoma City Public School cafeterias according to the schedule on file in the Clerk's office. On roll call, all members ■ present voted "Aye." Schedule App. R. #285

Purchase of Testing Matl. Approved

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of testing materials for use by all schools from the following companies:

Cooperative Test Division Educational Testing Service

$ 1,575-00

1,367.00

The Psychological Corporation

886.80

Science Research Associates, . Inc. The Bureau of Educational Research and Service, Extension Division, Iowa State University

85.20 $ 3,911-00

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 312-A3 and have been approved on our National Defense Education 1 Act Title V Application. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

Notice for R. #280

MEETING.OF AUGUST 21, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to ■ approve the validation of agreements with the following companies for supplying materdais. suppMes ' and/or service for the 1962-63 school year; bids for these were submitted in response to the attached Notices: Brink's Inc. Oklahoma City Linen Service Sinclair Refining Company General Baking Company Minick's Fryers & Hens, Inc. Walnut Street Produce Southern Coffee & Restr. Supply, Inc. Ozmun & Company V. R. Morin Foods Company Wortz Biscuit Company Ozmun & Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Wm. E.■Davis & Sons, Inc. Nash Finch Company V. R. Morin Foods Company Morrison Wholesale Company Standard • Brands Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply, Inc. Hobart Sales Agency Jones Restaurant Equipment Company Gardner Hotel Supply Company Ozmun & Company Nash-Finch Company Southern Coffee Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Davis Company Allen Foods C. & S. Foods Company Capitol Frosted Foods Mid-Central Fish Company Scrivner-Stevens Company S. & F. Foods Company Standard Brands Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply,.Inc. Ozmun & Company Seri vner<-Ste vens Company Morrison Wholesale Company Carpenter Paper Company Gardner Hotel Supply Company Wm. E. Davis'& Sons Robinson Janitor Supply Company Triple "AAA" Company Bromley & Company, Inc. Sherwin Williams Company . Sanitary Supply Dept, of Oklahoma Paper Co. Beatrice Foods Company, Meadow Gold Div. Carnation Company . Gilt Edge Farms Cooper Farms Beatrice Foods Company, Ice Cream .Div.

Armored Car Transportation Linen Service Gasoline and Oil Bakery Products Poultry Eggs Coffee, Tea, and Condiments Coffee, Tea, and Condiments Coffee, Tea, and Condiments Crackers Staples Staples Staples Staples . Staples Staples Staples Small Equipment & Supplies Small Equipment & Supplies A Small Equipment & Supplies Small Equipment & Supplies/^*' . /

Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Canned Goods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Milk and Milk Ice Cream Ice Cream Ice Cream Ice Cream

Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Cafeteria Products

Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies

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R. #286 Agreements for Cafeteria Sup. Approved

MEETING OF AUGUST 21, 1962 - CONT'D

R. ' Continued

. aMfeOfrEducatlo pendent-iSchool <Distric.. hbma'/ Countv,1 ,O.kla1i6ma'?'fat’*Jlie ,offlce’-of the/DirettoiffRurchaSiirik, 900 North' Klein, _pklahoffla City, ■■qrit•HKl(lrn;-„Oldahomf Oklahoma, until 2:00, p.' m,v*iC. S.*-T.”» .hmmav Suirtiia»230.0 Wednesday, August IS 1962, for fur Monday^/Augusta 20S 1 OZEN FOODS ’ nlshing the following' , nlshing “MILK AND IC imwung.x' „ „ 1 Citv PubHc S labl) Miscell mcou /Cafeteria Sup-, ôpckTtis, for PRODUCTS,’ foi All Sch Jias" Oklaliom t fit pile for all r choolsf-Oklal' homa Citv Okahoma Is, Oklahoma City/, J>kl »pAfN2.00 p. m’Or so , homa .City, Oklahoma. ■ " At- 2 00 p m or soon tOffjtho same da\ a pi Heating & Plumb? (2) Plumbing Sup'plies, for'Met'of the same day a publi .Af<$alJ quotations recc al Annexes, O^kahoima City, of all quotation rccei < .;for Al] Schools, O Boarq* ,of Education wi Oklahoma. . „ , _ Oklahoma, r Board or Education will l/i,,nhe~offfce of the Dircc Pui-* p. m or soon thereafter the oIIicc of the Dmoct Canned- roods, chasing. Any quotation re'dBi d .aR'l Atthe2:00 same day -a' public opening chasing Anv quotation re s, Oklahoma Clty.e'aPkl Jter, 2:op p. m. on openi “ ' te’-of of of all quotations .received bv the ter 2:00 p. m. on openi quotation will be rc»urne or Education will bo held in quotation will be rcturne 00 p. m, or soon /thereafter; AIL quotations shall be ‘Submitted^ Board All' quotations shall be Imie dav a publlcaogening on the prcpaied pioposal p^lanko, 5 the office of tne Director of Pur Any quotation . received on. the 'prepared prop uotations received by-the Proposal blanks, plan-, endrspocif’t* chasing. Edmation will beiKeld In, cation' and/or descriptton'of mate*i after 2:00 p. m. one opening date Proposal blanks, plans j 'oofice of the Dneclor of* P,ue- rials.and oj serxices desired are of quotation will be -returned. cations and/or descriptio All quotations shall be-- submitted terials and/or services des " “3. Any quotation :mer>d af- available at the office of thei Direct on (the -prepared proposal .blanks. available at the office oil 0# p. - m. on openingi-date ,/if tor of.PurcnaMng , A , ion will bo returnedtHm^t” i The Board of Education, In soma, Proposal blanks, plans and specifl-l rector of Purchasing. quola'ions shall be submitted cases, employs fori-sake of brrarf’ cations and/or description of mate-' i The Bdard of Education?' e - Disputed pioposal Jhlanks, ceitam brand nanresî’nd numbars3 rials and/or services desired, are cases^ employs for sake -’of .al blanks, plans and specifT- In lieu of detail specifications. Ven-, available at the office - of the Direc certain brand names and1 lifs -.llet-? of detailed spec s and or dcscrlptI<nnJqf) maJ, dors arc to quote .off- these items tor !of Purchasing. The Board of Education, tn some lVrpd01ts„arr to quote on,th( is and/or services desired, are or on their equivalent* • . employs for sake of brevity or on their equivalent. "hie ,'t the oIIicc of the Ol Quote all puces delivered free.of! cases, Quo ............... .. '” ” pribes delive of Puichasmg, h -• all, freight and handling charge® certain brand names and numbers ...i ~ t'*the ’office* Board of* Education Tn some according to General Conditions: a in lieu of detailed .specifications. all freightSSind handling Vendors are to quote on these items employs for sake of brevity'. outlined Under ter each pre propps Tnc Board of Education, of inde® or on their equivalent.?' ber. ' ; . i biand names and^numberw pendent School District i-go; Okla® /,lleu of detailed specifications homa County, Oklahoma, is undef SwThis- - -quotation - - is - - submitted - as a . The Boa of Educati d£* names - offer, - - and - when ' -accepted-'by dependent* bol District M aie to quote on these Items Inoôbligatlon to accept,any quota-r (detailed .wv-iBoard; - of- Education-vconstitutes' homa - Cojin . _■Oklahoma*® __ _ lhru equivalent, • ' a firm contract, t quotation is submitted as ano obligation'to accept This quotation is submitted asUai Thomas j. smith, Director of tion. t’ * oHei, and whemaccepltd-bi legal Offer, and when accepted W* Purchasing, Board of EducaBoard of Education “ the Board of Education Constitutes This -quota 1 tfon- of Independent School I legal, offerrg hd when' -m contract • a firm contract . 'i,8ur i ■ b?" 1 District P89, Oklahoma County, the Boarg-"o -Educatioi . THOMAS J. SMI THOMAS J. SMITH.'D^q^r of ■ I Oklahoma, 900 North Klein, affirm coi^tiffctp-^ ’.tp .'---i ‘ , -. ,, ’Purchasing Board of Education ,t.,OMah<»lna-City|-'Oklahoma. of Independent. School 'District'® I (Published In'The'lDaily Law Jour ■d -'.Tanr Qkiqhpma-tCounty. 199. Oklahoma Countv, , > nal-Record, August 7, S'-, Oklahoma'900>Nort!i K Htlof Independent School DI Oklahoma, 900 North' Klein, ' ‘ and 9, 1962) .• d&Gouuitv Okahoma City, ORfa ■■■ J'SJUSO<kahoma Oklahoma-City, Okkahoma. ■ *'61®oma; '900 North’-Id (Published,;n The'Dally (Published in The Daily Lav) Jour .nal'I^ccord - July - 17 Okl ihpmq [<■*- okiahoma'City, Okiaho nal-Record. Julv 13, 14 * 11 y ’Eaw? lour '('Published' - in,Thei Daily-,'Isa 1 and 17, 1962) > nnr’>7 inrm ’ nal-Record, August- 14s - ■ and 16, 1962)

R. Purchase of Musical Instr. Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded hy Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of musical instruments for use at Hoover'Junior High School from the following companies who submitted bids in response to the attached Notice: $ 2,573-32 2,270.25 1,213.75

Jenkins Music Company Sharp & Nichols Music Company Capps Music Company Total

6,057.32

These purchases totaling $6,057-32 are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. all members present voted "Aye."

R. #288 Condemnation Proceedings Approved■ (Spencer)

On roll call,

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson that legal proceedings be instituted for condemnation of property adjacent Spencer Elementary School and the necessary resolution be prepared by.the Board's attorney.

RESOLUTION' The Board of. Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State ' of Oklahoma, otherwise known'as Independent School ■ District No. 89,. of Oklahoma County, has found and hereby finds and deter mines that it is necessary that this . School District immediately acquire for school purposes the full.fee simple title to . the following described real estate located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma:

A part of the W/4, Sec. 14, T-12-!^ R-2-^ I.M.-,, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING- at the NE corner of said ne/4, thence South. along the East lime of said NE/4 a distance of 33 feet, thence West and. parallel ' to . the North Hne of said NE/4 a distance of 33 fee't to the point or place of beginning;: thence West and. parallel, to the North Mne ■ of said NE/4 ' a distance of 496*8 feet, thenc2 South and parallel to the East line of sarid. ne/4 a distance of 267.0 feet, ' thence East and parallel -to the- North line of said NE/4 a dis-tance of 1.8 feet, thence South and parall'el ' to' the East ltae of - said - NE/4 a distance of 107-° fee^ thence . East and parallel.to the North Mne of said NE/4-a distance -. of 495'0 feet, . thence North and parallel to the East Mne of - said NE/4 a distance of 374*0 feet, to the point or place of -beginning. The Board -of Education has been unable to obtain title to the above described property by negotiations; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Attorney for this School ' District, the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State °f Oklaho.ma, other^se known as Indepe^eict

MEETING OF AUGUST 21, 1962 . - . CONT'D

School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County,• he and hereby is authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings to acquire full fee ' simple title for the District for the ■ above ■ described real estate, and is. authorized to sigh and verify pleadings and sign and give all notices for, ' and in'the name of, the District, and to do all things necessary and incident to obtain a full fee. simple title and possession of such lands.

R. #288 Continued

The motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. Motion to adjourn .and to meet •at the call of•the President • was made by Mr. Estes, . seconded by MT. Thompson, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST: J..

Clerk

Approved the

day of

> 1962.

R. #289 Ad- j ournment

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1962

TEE BOARD OF EDUCATION O£ THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION in THE

BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 , 1962, AT 4 : 30 P.M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President Foster Estes Otto F• Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bamott

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; N. L. George,,Assistant Superintendent; Floy CaiiPeei, Jesse LindLey, Mervel Lunn, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith, Directors; H. B. , Ginn, Business Maiager; David Light, Chhef Accounnant; WaHace Smith; Victor Jantzen, Acmlinistrative Intern; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Walter Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Lillian &ral<r, Magaret GGntz, Classroom Teachers.

The invocation was given by Ms. Weech.

Invocation

Mr Victor Jantzen, .ttilinistrative Intern, was introduced hy Dr. Parker.

Victor Jantzm Introduced

Motion was .made by M. Thompson and seconded by Mr Estes to approve the minutes of the .mirrings of Auugist 6, 1962, Auugist 9> 19^2, and Auugist 21, 1962, as presentaE 0n*'roll call, iLL memmbrs present voted "Aye."

R. #290 Minutes Approve

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Green, Treasurer, gave his regular mentlhLy report.

Copy is on file in Clerk's office.

T•er,ltdrr1 s Repprt

Mr Lybrand, Attorney, included in his , routine report the information that condrlmlt.titn proceedings on the North Highland property (near N.W. 85th and Robinson) have been com pleted, and the school site is now the property of theiOklahoma City Board of Education.

Attorney's Report

Mr, Prigmore, Auddtor, reported all bills as listed in the agenda have been checked by the Aud-dting Department and are ready for action of the Board.

.ttUitoo' s Report

On .motion of Ms., Weech, ■ seconded by Mr Estes, the foregoing reports were approved as pfrtentrm.' 4' ::ALL' ' :mem0brs■ present voted "Aye" on roll caH.

R. #291 Reepo-ts Approve

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Motion was .^m^(ir by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to direct ALvin R. Eggeling to attend the National Reereation, Association Conngess, Philadelphia, Peimsylvania, September 29-0ctober 5, 1962, one-half of expenses, not to exceed $165.00,, to be paid by the Board of Education. A.1 memmbrs present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #292 Professional Trip Approved

It was mcsvbd by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Ms. Welch. to negotiate a written agreement to cooperate with the OkLahoma Academy , of Science through a grant from the National Science Foundation for the provision of contuUtantt in the history and philosophy of science. This would be , a part of the program for tlLrntri science students sponsored by the school system. Cost to the Board of Edudction is to be $225.00 and is to be effective October 1, 1962. , All meembrs present voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Thompson to negotiate a written agreement with Oklahoma State Uuverrite to cover our affiliation with them ,in the BSCS (Biological ■ Sciences Curriculum Study) In-Service Training Program for 15-25 science teachers in the Oklahoma City school system for the I962-63 school year. Cost to the Board of Education $500.00 effective September 11, , 1962. A.1 i^eembers present voted, "Aye" on roll call. .

R. : #293 Agreement With Ok_ah^tml Acaden nf Science App.

R. #294 Agreement With Oklahoma Slate Jniversify App.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 - COJNT’D

R. #295 Resolution to Condemn PiecL Piper Property

MoOion to . approve the following resolution was .made "by M’. . Thompson and seconded hy Mr. Estes: RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Independent DsSrict No- . 89 of OkLahoma County, OkLahoma,. (herein mentioned as School Diisrict) has found and hereby finds the fee title to the following described real estate Located in OkLahoma County, State of OkLahoma, and in said S^E^c^c^ZL Diisrict, described as follows:

A part of the Nootheast Quaater (NE/4) . of the . Northwest•Quaater (NW/4), Section 29, Township■ 13 North, Range 3 ' West, IM., more particularly described as follows: Beginning at the S^utilhe^E^s^-t Coomer of . said North east Quuater (NE/4) of the Northwest Quaater (NW/4) of said Section 29, thence North along the East Line of said Northwest Qaater (NW/4) a distance of 848.00 feet,.thence West and parallel to the South Line of said Nootheast Quuater (NE/4) of the Northwest Quuater (NW/4) a distance of 368.OO feet, thence South and parallel to the East ■ Line of said North west Quuater (NW/4) a distance of 843.00 feet, thence East along the South Line of said Nootheast Quaater (NE/4) of said Northwest Quuater (w/4) a distance of 368.00 . feet to the point or place of beginning, said. tract containing 7.1640 acres or Less. . is necessary for school purposes, and that it is necessary that the School Diisrict acquire the fee titLe thereto for school purposes of such School Diisrict; and, WHEREAS, the School Diisrict has. been unable to acquire titLe to said Land by negooiation, and condemntion thereof is necessary:

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Independent School Dissrict 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 Diisrict is authorized to fiLe in court in the name of the said School Diisrict, 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.

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

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER K, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr. Efrtes and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Superintendent be directed to write letters of appreciation to the four banks (First National, Liberty National, City National, Fidelity National) and to Mr. George H. C. Green II as their host for their participation in the New Teachers' Reception. It was additionally directed that a letter should be sent to the Oklahoma City Symphony for its presentation of the musical program. The motion carried unanimously.

R. #296 Letters of Appreciation Tc Be Written

PERSONNEL

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(MRS)

PROFESS)ONAL

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

(MRS)

JEFFERSON

8-9-62

MARSHALL SPEC. ED.

WALTERS, LINDA

8-16-62

TYLER KDG.

(MRS)

SYLVAN, CORNELIA

8-20-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

CAP. HILL JR. PHYS. ED.

ASSIGNMENT

ROGERS, CARROLL

(MR)

RESIGNATIONS

NAME

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

(MRS) EARL A.

CROWE, MARY L.

(MRS)

MILLER, GLENN P.

(MR)

BOYER,

NAME

EMPLOYMENT SALARY

4200.

5100.

14550.

PERSONNEL OR

O« Co Uo Bo S»

B 0 S«

O.U.

B.S.

O.S.U.

DEGREE COLLEGE

•

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

SPEECH - ENGLISH

SOUTHEAST

SCI ENCE

JEFFERSON

CAP. HILL JR. PHYS. ED.

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

Instructional

position)

(mencke - resigned)

(additional (MOORE -TRANSFERRED)

(summer - resigned) (ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(WINDSOR - TRANSFERRED)

(dowdy - transferred) (RAGSDALE - RETIRED,

position)

(JEWELL - L/A)

(additional

(FOLTZ - RETIRED)

(SHERROD - TRANSFERRED)

(BARNHART - RESIGNED)

(RODDY - L/A)

(labor - transferred) (NICHOLSON - L/A)

(JENKINS - TRANSFERRED)

(LINDLEY - TRANSFERRED)

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

OHIO STATE B.A.

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

CAP. HILL JR. SPEECH - ENGLISH

6th

BELLE ISLE

HAWTHORNE 1ST

U. OF ARIZ. B. E.

LINCOLN 1ST

4900.

62-63

CRESTON HILLS PRIMARY

62-63

WlLLOW BROOK 4TH

62-63

VAN BUREN 3RD

LAKE ERI E C. B0A»

M.A.

62-63

STAND WATIE 1ST

4200.

5J00.

C a S q Co B.A.

62-63

BELLE ISLE 4TH

4?00.

s.w.s.c. B.S.

62-63

N.W.S.C. B.S.

4?00.

O.B.U. B.S.

O.U.

4400.

ABILENE M.E.

4200.

t4?00.

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME NEW TEACHERS 1 962-196?

(mrs) ?

ABELS, SANDRA

(MRS)

Abbott, Virginia r. (miss) BINGHAM, VERA K.

(MRS) BLOSS, MARY A. (MRS) BRADFORD, BERTA

(MRS) BREWER, HARRIET A. (MRS)

BROWN, CAROL D.

(MRS)

4700.

4200.

4300.

MO. VALLEY B.A.

o.s.u. B.S.

B.So

62-63

NORTHWEST ASST. PRIN.

STAR SPENCER COMMERCE

ROOSEVELT SCIENCE - FRENCH

LEE 2ND

PRAIRIE QUEEN 4TH

INA M,

COCHRANE, JEAN A,

(miss) CROWSON,

5200.

o.c.u. B 0 A.

62-63

BUCHANAN PHYS. ED.

So EqS.Co

4300.

O.U. B.S.

62-63

(miss)

EVANS, BETTYE K.

ELLYSON, TREVA A, (MRS)

5200.

O.S.U. ED. D.

GILHAM, DORA L.

(miss) GORE, MARILYN A.

(mrs) HARTI S, JEAN

(dr) HAYES, LARRY (MRS) HAWTHORNE, JO ANNE

ADM. BLDG. ADM. INTERN

NORTHEAST ART

WILLARD 2ND

7500.

C.S0 c. Bo S.

(MRS)

4200.

62-63

M.A.

U. OF WICHITA

0•S.Uo B.A.

6000.

4200.

(MRS) HEDRICK, MARY F. (MR)

JANTZEN, VICTOR

position)

resigned)

(BOYERS - TRANSFERRED)

(MOSLEY - RESIGNED)

(MC CHRISTY - RESIGNED)

(JONES - TRANSFERRED)

(embree - resigned)

(additional position)

(kirk - TRANSFERRED)

(dare -

(WILLETT - L/A)

(additional

(HIXON - RESIGNED)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION,

(additional

(DRIGGS - TRANSFERRED)

(BOYERS - l/a)

(additional position)

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

DATE

effective

Co S 0

PEABODY C. B.S.

4800.

KINNEY, BROWNIE

(mr)

ELIZABETH J.

POOL, FRANCES

(mrs)

PLATT, JEAN S.

(mrs)

PHILLIPS,

(miss)

PAYNE, NANCI J.

(MRS)

NAVE, BARBARA J.

(mrs)

MOORE, MARY C.

(MRS)

MORRI S, LEE A.

4200.

4300.

4400.

4600.

4200.

McWilliams, phyllis

(MRS)

4200.

MARTIN, MARY J.

(MRS)

MARTIN, MARY E.

(MRS)

O.U. B.A.

O.U. B 0 Ao

BETHANY NA.ZB.S. **

TULSA U. B.A. .

PHILLIPS U. M.S.

C.S.C. B.S.

O.U. B.S.

P.S.C. B.A.

B.S.

C.S.C.

HOWARD PAYNE B.S.

FLORENCE ST. B.S.

5350.

LEEMAN, HOPE T.

(MRS)

WIS. STATE B.S.

4500.

KNOTHE, MARGARET

(MRS)

5450.

C0S0C0 Bo SÂ»

O.S.U. M.S.

N.E.MO. STATE B.S.

B 0 So

APPROVED EXP.

KEITH, DON

4300.

5900.

700.

$4200.

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

O.U. M.E.

(MR)

JOHNSON, OSCAR

(mr)

JOHNSON, CHARLES 0.

(mr)

JACK, M^RY BETH

(MRS)

HOFFMAN9 MARY J.

(MRS)

NEW TEACHERS 1962-196?

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

62-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

GRANT S.S.

NORTHEAST SPANISH

WHEELER 4TH

6th

WEST NICHOLS HILLS

SOUTHEAST JOURNALISM

CAP. HILL SR. ENG. - BIOL.

6th

CULBERTSON

HAYES 2ND

TAFT PHYS. ED.

COOLIDGE 1ST

I ST

EMERSON

RIDGEVIEW 2ND

5th - 6th

SUNSET

CENTRAL COUNSELOR

SCIENCE

SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST COUNSELOR

HOOVER t/6 DAY - BUS. ED.

6th

PRAIRIE QUEEN

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

NAME

(MATTERN - TRANSFERRED)

(VINES - resigned)

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS *' '

ASSIGNMENT

? EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

Mjoo.

DEGREE COLLEGE

c.s.c. B.S. C.S.C.

(MISS)

RUEB,

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

62-63

-J

E.C.S.C. M.T.

BoAq 4750.

0 oS»U> B.S.

5150.

4200 0

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

SPEC. ED.

ROOSEVELT

S.S. - ASST. COACH

CENTRAL

CENTRAL S.S.

62-63

JOHNSON . .............................. 5TH

ROOSEVELT S.S.

TAYLOR DAY KDG.

TYLER 2ND

PRAIRIE QUEEN 3RD i FOSTER - i HENRY

62-63

4200. 4200.

B0A.

RANDOLPH

0 «B

2ND

CRESTON HI LLS

GRANT BUS. MATH.- ENG.

WOODSON 5 DAY KDG.

STAR SPENCER S.S. - COACH

62-63

CENTRAL S.S.

MARSHALL MATH.

ROOSEVELT -ENG.-S.S. "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

So S®

DOUGLASS'

62-63

CENTRAL DRAFTING..

M.E.

62-63

O.U. B.A.

o.u.

4200.

C 0 S 0 c. B •A 0

5100.

4450.

C« So Co B.s;

4200.

ARK. POLYTECH. B.S.

4400.

KDG.

62-63

o.u.

S.M.Eo

62-63

4200 0

(MRS)

ILLINOIS U. M.A.

62-63

ROBINSON, BARBARA Jo

5000.

C.S.C. B.S.

ST.SCHOLASTIC B.S.

4700.

LANGSTON U. B.S.

4200.

2350.

BETHANY NAZo Bo 5.

ELAINE L.

4600.

U.CINCINNATI B.S. '

(MRS) RAUSCH, DAIR

(MISS) RUSSO, ODILIA

RUST, JOE

Tmr)

(MRS)

SANFORD, DAISY SELPH, JAMES D.

(MR)

(MRS) STRIPLING, SUE No (MRS)

SMITH, WANDA P.

(MR)

STRONG, WILLIAM C.

(miss) TOWNSEND, JOYCE C.

REINSTATEMENT

WHORTON, JOHN

(MR)

WEST, LINDA L.

(miss)

VAN HORN, LAUREL A.

' (MRS)

2150.

~—

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME NEW TEACHERS 1 962-196?

(MRS) POPE, LOUISE M.

(mr) RAGLIN, JAMES A.

(mr) ROBERTS, TOMMY L.

- resigned) l/a)

(MISS)

(frow - l/a)

ROBERTSON, SALLY E.

(additional position)

carter

(DAVIS - L/A.)

(mc (biggins —

(DEVER - RESIGNED)

position)

(LEFTWICH - TRANSFERRED)

(additional

(COSTNER - RESIGNED)

(battle - resigned) (perdue - resigned) (fowler - transferred)

(additional position) (FINCHER - resigned)

(morphew - resigned) (ROBBINS - TRANSFERRED) !

ENGINEERING DEPT. CHIEF ENGINEER

FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR

(MR) SANER, ’ CHARLES

ASSIGNMENT

(MR) M FOUTZ, ■ ■ BILL D.

administrative

(additional- poostion)

(Jj SUB. & J ADDITIONAL POSH ION)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

(REEMPLOYMENT)

(MILL 1 RON' —TRANSFERRED)

(SULLIVAN - ■ RESIGNED)

RESIGNATIONS

NAME

TERMINATIONS

INSTRUCTIONAL

8-3-62

9-28-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

WEDEL, MACK R

(MR) 3500.

4200. C

(MRS) TROUTT, BERTHA L.

4700.

1780.

5193.

$5000.

SALARY

PRICKETT, JIMMIE

(MR)

HILL, LOIS

(MRS)

DUNAWAY, JOHN R.

(MR)

WOOD, ELAINE T.

(MRS)

NEW TEACHERS 1962-I96?

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

M.S.

O.S.U.

LANGSTON U. B.S.

ME.

O.U.

O.Uo BaA»

C.S.C. B.S.

o.u. B.S.

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

62-63

62=63

62-63

fe-63

EFFECTIVE DATE

•

ADMIN.

INTERN

JEFFERSON - NORTHWEST

.DUNBAR KDG.

CENTRAL SPEC. ED.

CURR. LIB. LIBRARIAN - 2/5 TIME

S.S. - COACH

CLASSEN

COOLIDGE 3RD

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

(D fl) O O cn g O g g <D P fl) Q- H CD

W 'T

r u

i !!,

<1 !'

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER U,

19^2 -

O T 'D

NAME RESIGNATIONS FILLMORE

Assignment

TERMINATIONS

CLERICAL

(mrs) EDWARDSb ELLANNA E. CLERK FOSTER

(mrs) KEETON, ORA CAP. HILL SR. CLERK

PAGE CLERK

TEACHER AIDE

(mrs) MEYERS, BURNETTA PUTNAM HGTS. CL ERK

(mrs)

(mrs) FERGUSON, HELEN

SCHWEDLAND, PAULINE

SEQUOYAH CLERK

(MRS)

CLERK

MARSHALL

(mrs) SMITH, NINA

EUFINGER, LOUISE

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

#190.

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME

(mrs) RILEY, NANCY

18$.

8-21-62

McKenzie, frankie

190.

(mrs) 8-24-62

(mrs) BRATCHER, JOSEPHINE

195*

8-14-62

EPPERSON, BARBARA

(mrs)

(filled

8-24-62

8-14-62

(filled by transfer)

by transfer) 8-22-62

8-27-62

190.

■

(mrs) BEWLEY, DORIS J.

I85.

(mrs) CAPP, HAZEL HELEN

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

190.

200.

(mrs) •COOPER, MARY LOIS

I85.

(mrs) CUDJOE, JOHNELL

I85.

(mrs) FRISK, BARBARA

190.

(mrs) HANCHETTE, NINA B«

“

185.

(mrs)

LIKES, VIRGINIA

(mrs) MAIER, ETHOLENE

95 -

185.

(mrs) HEBERT, MAXINE

95.

(mrs) EBERT, NITA R.

(mrs) CHRISTIAN, FRÎÎÎE

(cross - transferred)

(additional position)

(additional position) (additional position)

(mason - resigned)

(additional position) (ridings - transferred) (additional position)

- transferred)

(additional position)

(fullrich

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

FIt^l^M^ORE CLERK

FOSTER INST. CLERK

8-27-62

PAGE CLERK

CAP. HILL SR. CLERK

8-27-62

8-30-62

BRITTON CL ERK

CENTRAL INST. CLERK

8-27-62

8-28-62

DOUGLASS - • CLERK “RE-EMPLOYMENT”

CLERK

DOUGLASS .

WRIGHT / INST. CLERK

INST. CLERK

TAYLOR

CURR. ' LIB. 5 TIME CLERK

CLERK

MONROE

LIB.l CLERK

central

LIB. ; CLERK

CENTRAL''

HARMONY 5 DAY ' CLERK

8-l3-62

8-l3-^2

8-27-62

8-27-6i2

8-28-62

8-27-62

8-13-fe

8-20-62

8-27-62

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

terminations NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY

NAME '

REPLACEMENT

• APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

(mrs) (BYRD ' ■ - transferred)

MAYCUMBER,

(ADDITIONAL PDSITION)

(mrs) NEALY, CLAUDIA

(additional

SCHAUMBURG, VINA B.

8-20-62

$220.

FRANCES

185.

8-27-62

(mrs) position)

INST. CLERK

TAFT 8-I3-62

190.

SPUROIN, NEITA M«

CLERK TAFT

(mrs) (COOPER - TRANSFERRED)

DOUGLASS

EDISON

8-27-62

I85.

(mrs) (JOHNSON - TRANSFERRED)

PURCHASING CLERK

I85.

TEAGUE, FLORA

■

8-27-62

INST. CLERK

(additional position)

WALLACE, MOLLIE M.

I9>.

8-20-62

SOUTHEAST CLERK

(additional position)

(mrs) WILMOTH, PATTY

I85.

8-27-62

STAR SPENCER INST. CLERK

(franklin - TRANSFERRED)

(mrs) WASHINGTON, ALMA

190.

8-27-62

CULBERTSON CLERK

(additional position)

HALLER, ELIZABETH

185.

8-28-62

(mrs)

(mrs) (COPELAND - TRANSFERRED)

KIDD, JOYCE

■

8-I3- 62

3I0.

GRANT

INST. CLERK SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFIC SECRETARY

MEETING

SEPTEMBER

1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

P-9

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: employment

DR. JOHNSON W. SANFORD AS SCHOOL PHYSICIAN, SALARY #1,800. PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1962-1963.

DR. WILLIAM J. MUMMERY AS SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST, SALARY NOT TO EXCEED $2,600. PER YEAR,

EFFECTIVE

FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I962-J963.

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MRS. BETTY COOPER AS ORDER CLERK, MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $220. EFFECTIVE FOR THE FOLLOWING DATES', AUGUST 7, 8, 9,

PER MONTH,

13, AND 15, 1962.

MRS. RUTH DAVIS TO EDIT TV GUIDES FOR THE INSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT, SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $15.00 PER DAY, EFFECTIVE FOR THE FOLLOWING DATES; JULY 3, 5, AND 6,

1962.

MRS. AGNES NICHOLS, SECRETARY AT ROCKWOOD,TO WORK AN EXTRA WEEK, AUGUST 20,

1962 THROUGH AUGUST 24, 1962,

SALARY ON THE BASIS OF $255. PER MONTH. MISS DRUSILLA SMITH, CLERK AT GRANT, SALARY $250. PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 13, 1962,

MRS. GENEVA SMITH, CLERK IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, SALARY $200. PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE

AUGUST |6, 1962.

MR. CECIL TANSEL TO WORK IN THE PRINT SHOP AT CENTRAL, SALARY $240., EFFECTIVE AUGUSTI I5>

>9^2

THROUGH AUGUST 24, 1962

THE FOLLOWING MEN TO WORK IN THE PRINT—SHOP AT CENTRAL, SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR, HARVEY WILLIAMS MARION HENDERSON

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 15,

1962.

MJ KE LDTTLE JOSEPH HORN

ED NEWLIN

CHANGES OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS. LOLA COPELAND FROM SECRETARY IN THE SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE, SALARY $290. PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY IN THE INSTRUCTIONAL OFFICE, SALARY $260. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 13, 1962. MRS. THYRA VERNON FROM SECRETARY AT STAR ELEMENTARY, SALARY $255, PER MONTH, TO FINANCIAL SECRETARY AT STAR SPENCER, SALARY $275. pER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 20, 1962. ' MRS. BETTY COOPER FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK AT TAFT, SALARY $235. pER MONTH, TO CLERK IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY $245. pER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 27, 1962.

CHANGE OF SALARY

MRS. ETHEL BYRD, CL£RK IN THE PURCHASING DEPARTMENT, SALARY FROM $210. PER MONTH, TO $230. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST I, 1962.

CORRECTION

MRS. HELENA TATE, ATTENDANCE CLERK AT DOUGLASS, SALARY $225. PER MONTH, PREVIOUSLY SHOWN AS $220. PER MONTH.

P-10

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

(cont’d)

THE RECREATION COMMISSION SUBMITS THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING AUGUST 13, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR.

MITTIE W. JOHNSON ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING AUGUST 13, SALARY $1.24 PER HOUR.

MYRTLE MAE NORRIS ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY 31, SALARY $|.|O PER HOUR. max

McCiain

ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BE ELECTED BEGINNING JULY 3| , SALARY $1.18 PER HOUR. BETTIE CAROL JENKINS

MEETING OF. SEPTEMBER U, .1962 - COIN’D

Personnel Recommended.

p-ii SUBSTITUTES FOR THE - -SCHOOL YEAR (962-1963

I925 HUNTINGTON I5I6 NW 20

ALDEN, VIRGINIA T. ALL-IN, MARY M. *ANDERSON, EVEL.YN

2254 - DUBLLN RD»

ELIEM, ENGLLSH

4005 NW l| I16 sw 32

ELEM, ENN., -HISTORY ELEMENTARY, 4TH ■

3002 N. KENTUCKY

MUSIC

2500 - SW 48 542I S. MC KINLEY

ELEM, 6TH

AUXIER, GERALDINE

, ’

BAILEY, MA WE J. BAKER, ADDIE BALDWI N, -CLYTA BAUGH, CHRISTINE K. *BEAN, GRACE L.

I2I3 NW 94—" IJI2 S. DAUGHERTY 42I3 N. PROSPECT

BENNETT, MARGARET *BILYEU, GRACE

2320 NW 28 274I NW 20

*BLACK, TERESA D. BLAKLEY-, ALPHADENE'

I800 I82? 43I2 2§23

BRAINARD, MARILYN N. BIRINK, JUNABELLE K. BROWIN, OPAL I. *BRYCE, - MARGARET BURNS, - JOHN C. BURNS, MARY M, BYERLY, MARR AN T. CALDWELL, VIRGIL *CHAPPELEAR, F. VIRGINIA

CLARK, EULA- M. *COCKRUM, EUNICE - M.

i j. i J ,!

COLLUM, WARDIE G. ♦connor, EVA l. ♦COOLEY, D. F. *COUNCIL, MABEL R.

CRADDOCK, NORMA L. CRAIG, - JOHN T. *CROSSMAN, MARY ♦‘CUNNINGHAM, CLARK

CURRY,

EVA L.

DAVIS, EVA K* *D-ESSAUER, - FLORENCE H, *DICKERSON, LOS L. *DUNCAN, EDNA *EADLEY, MILDRED

EMERSON, GEORGE - ETTA FAGIN, ADELINE FALLLN, JUANITA 0, FINLEY, FRANCES E. FLEETWOOD, JEANNE M. *FRANK, CASSANDRA FOX, GRETCHEN GARRETT, NINA F. GIEB, BLANCHE J. *GLADDEN, LULA i

! j

GLENN, - VIRGINIA H. *GLESSNER, CHLOE H. *GOODE, NETTI E *GOODE, PRECIOUS GO^T^V^IIN, CECILIA

■ ‘

EIN«,- SPAN.,- HISTORY 2ND, ELSM, MUSIC

ADAMS, ELIZABETH *ADAMS, SUSAN F.

GRAMEBJNG, LO|S *GRAY, ANNA L.

GRAY, ESTHER GREEN, MARY E. ♦GDUND'Y, - JUNE ' GRIFFETH, MADY JUNE

*RET|RED TEACHERS

ELEM, KDG, ELEM., HOME EC., EIN., HISTORY EINLLSH HOME - EC., SCIENCE, BNG, HISTORY MATH,, ENGLISH

ELEM. 1,2,3

NW I2 SHEFFIELD RD. NW 47 NIMITZ

KDG., ELEM, HOME EC., COMMERCE 3,2,4 ELEM., KDG.

708 NW 9I 8|| NW 9 I828 NW 3 I828 NW 3 337 SE 46

ELBM ; ELEM, 4TH

800 NW 42 2527 NW 18 2633 NW 26 2766 NW 23 I200 NE 29 I200 NW 2§ 6042 NW 36

925 - NE 68 4920 S. VILLA 5560 NW |6

2725 NW - 22' 340I - - CARDINAL DR, I3I4 OXFORD WAY

2432 ii34 32-|6 3536

sw - 3I

SCIENCE, HISTORY, ELEM. ELEEM, - SPEC. ED.

ENGLLSH

SPAA., GERMAN ENG, $,S. 3,4,2

CURR. LIB, ELEM. PRIMARY SHOP, HISTORY

SPEC. - ED., ELEM. ELEM. COMMERCE, IND. ARTS 1ST, ELEM. BUS. ED., MATH. HOME EC., SCIENCE, PHYS. - ED.

nw 39

JR. HS., ELEM. ELEM, 3DD

NW I8 NW 24

SS, ENG., MUSIC 2ND, ELEM,

1925 NW 22 38(6 NW 58

ELEM. KDD., PRIMARY, ELEM.

4216 NW TERR. |6

5I3 NW 26

ELEM., - MATH., - ENG* ELEM. HOME EC., COMMERCE HOME EC., 1,2 2.I.3

II0 e. - bovmmaNedmond)

PRIMARY, SPEC. ED., ELEM.

400I SPRINGLAKE DR. 82I NW 42 600 NW I I A 8604 N. MAY

ELEM., HS, - JR. H.S. PHYS. ED., - - SPEECH, LIB. ELEM.

240I NW 22 28I9 sw 33 22l3 ASHLEY DR.

4032 NW I5 2856 NW I9

5710 nw 39 2608 KINGS WAY

10317 SUNRISE BLVD. |6|| N. MC KIN.EY

4029 NW I8 408 NW 33 1407 NW 20 2805 SW 52

LANGUAGE, S.S,., ELEM. , 6th KID., (,2 1.2.3 ELEM., SPEECH ELEM., JR. HS.

ENG.

SPEC. ED., S.S. ENG, HISTORY, ELEM. 4,5,6 ENG, CURR. - LIB, HOME EC., SCIENCE

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 19&2 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I962-I963

(CONT’D)

HA I NEY, MERYL E N.

4600 N. MC DONALD

HALLENBECK, DORIS HARBACK, BEATRICE

3004 NW 44 441 6 W. LIBERTY

HARDER, BETTY JO HARE, PEGGY HARLIN, MARIE

2945 3844 2530 2044

HARR I S,

MARGARET L.

LAKESIDE DR. CASHION PL. OVERHOLSER NW

*HEDRICK, CONSTANCE

330 SW 28

HEI-MICK, AILEEN B. HENDERSON, PEARLALEE *HENDRICKSON, PAULINE

232 NW 84 2208 N. INDIANA 540 NW 36 TERR,

HIGGINS, IMOGENE HILL, PATRICIA HOLLAND, FRED To *HOLT, BERTHA *HORN, FLORENCE

2908 NIMITZ RT ft 2, BOX 1048

HORNBECK, ROSE HUDDLESTON, MARGIE R.

229 Eo JARMAN 3925 NW 34 218 SW 45 2209 N. BATH 641 SW 43

HOME EC. COMMERCE,

ENGLISH

LIBRARY BUS. ED.,

ENG,,

S.S.,‘SPEECH

HOME EC., KDG., ELEM. ELEM. 3.2,1

ELEM., ENG., S.S. ENG., HISTORY, ELEM., SPEECH MUSIC, ELEM. ELEM. ELEM., KDG.

HISTORY, SCIENCE, LIB., ENG,, ART 2,3, KDG., ELEM. 4,5,6 HOME EC.,

ELEM.

ELEM., PHYS. ED.

IRVING, KATE L. *ISAAC, BERNICE

2237 NW 30 2141 NW 31

2.3, KDG., 6TH, ELEM.

JAMES, CHARLES E. ♦JOHNSON, FRANKIE

6009 N. SHAWNEE

TYPING, SHORTHAND, S.S. KDG., ELEM. BUS. ED., S.S., ENG. ENGLI SH ELEM., MUSIC

JONES, RUHAMAH N.

I 124 BEDFORD 3221 NW 34

JORDAN, LOUELLA S. JOURDAN, E. IRENE *JUDAH, EDITH

7528 NE 10 1829 NW 38 1140 NW 12

♦KARNES, PREBBLE

1001 NW 42 3230 NW 68 2642 SW 54 PL.

KELLEY, MABEL A. KIDD, WILMA J. KOSTKA, BERNICE

2509 NW 31

LANE, DONNA LARSON, ELEANOR ♦LAWRENCE, EDGAR

1232 NW 36

LEADBETTER, BONNIE N. LEE, FLORENCE R. LIMING, MARY E. ♦LISTEN, MARIE S.

2123 N. SHARTEL 1730 N. MERIDIAN 9)0 NW 42 2829 NW 39 TERR.

♦McBrayer, mary e. *McCOY, LUCILE Mo McGill, doris

3415 N. FLORIDA

MARSAU, ANITA MATTHEWS, RADA SUE MILES, BEVERLY S. ♦MILLER, CARRIE

3208 WILSHIRE TERR. |6O8 N. YOUNGS 4126 NW 62

MILLER, PEARL L. ♦MITCHELL, CHARLOTTE

MUELLER, LILLIAN K,

NORWOOD, HARRIETTS V. *NOWLIN, MABEL C. PARHAM, ERIC V. ♦PARSONS, LEONA W.

PASCHAL, CATHERINE PENNINGTON, EVA PERKINS, EDITH R. *PETREE, LORA J. ♦PHINNEY, MYRTLE

PI ERSON, BERNI CE M. ♦PRIM, BETTY MJNNIE ♦RETIRED TEACHERS

1000 NW 39 732 NW 91

1225 N. SHARTEL 2604 BERKSHIRE WAY

3409 18)7 2028 1401

NW 24 nw 35

NW 22 SW 56

ENG., MATH., LATIN/ SPEC. ED. CURR. LIB. 4,5,6,

ENG., COMMERCE, KDG., ELEM.

MUSIC, ELEM. MATH., S.S., ENG. MATH., SCIENCE, ELEMj SPEC. ED. S.S,, COMMERCE, ENG. ELEM., KDG., MUSIC KDG., I KDG. 6TH, ELEM.

MATH., CHEM.,

ELEM.

VOC. MUSIC, ENG,, ART., SPEECH HOME EC., ENG., SCIENCE, ELEM. ELEM., MUSIC ENG., S.S., ART, HOME EC. ELEM., HOME EC. 1,2,3

MATH., SPEC. ED.,

3605 N. TERRY

4.3, ELEM.

404 NE 12

SPEC. ED., ART,

609 NW 32 I406 NW 15 2635 NW I I

BAND, ORCH. CURR. LIB.

2501 NW 45 2637 KINGS WAY 611 s. college(edmond) 303 NE | 6 20l6 NE 30 2600 NW 15

FRENCH, SPAN.

ENG.

ELEM.

BUS. ED., FRENCH, ELEM. HOME EC., ELEM., KDG. KDG.., ELEM. CURR. LIB, CURR. LIB. ELEM., PHYS. ED. KDG., PRIMARY, EL EM.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1?62 - COW'D

’ersonnel Recommended

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE- SCHOOL YEAR ' 19&2-196? .

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5001 N. WILLARD 1301 NW 21 2935 nw 18 2309 SW BINKLEY 612 N£' l6

RANSFORD,' DALE E. *RATI^IFFS LESPIE RAW.ER, MILDRED V,

REAGON, MATTI E L. REEVES,'EVA L, *RILEY, E. E. *ROBERTS, CLARENCE R*

SCOTT, NAOMI E. SEIBEL, VELMA *SELKEN, MARY A.

SHARP, FLORA E. *SHRINER, RUTH M. SLOVER, GWENDOLYN B. SMITH, SUENELL W. *SNEDAKER, DOROTHY

SNOW5ARGER, WILMA M. SOBER, OLENE *STEFFEY1) LULA I. *STEPHENSONil EDWARD STEVENS, W. WAYNE

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STONE, RHEA

TATRO, ROSEMARY THOMPSON, RICHARD K. TOWNSEND, WILLIE M. *TRUBEY, ESTHER H.

TURNER, MARTHA *ULIN, WILLA H. UTLEY, BLANCHE I.

*VAN ARSDALE, GRACE W.

MATH. MATH. GERMAN, WATT., SS, FRENCH, LATIN

3015 IN. MC KINLEY 1620 SW 64

ELEM, MUSIC

2306 nw 35 2101 SW 64 5809 N.J BARNES

COMMERCE, ELEM, SPAN. IS., ENG, ELEM, 1 s2,3

424 imr 15 1000 NW 41 4118 NW 20 529 NW 40 2508 SW 45

MATH., ELEM, HOME EC. KDG., ELEM. KDG., ELEM.

COMMERCE, ELEM.

CURR. LIB. 12,3, ELEM. 2,3,4, ELEM.

3028 CHAUCER DR. 224! NW 30 422 NW 20 2209 NW 20 2253 NW 38

MUSIC, SPEECH S.S., ELEM., HOME EC.

10712 GREYSTONE 1425 SE 39 ■ 3821 NW 10 3017 S. DOUGLAS 1137 NW 102

SPEECH CHEM., BIOL-, SCIENCE KDG., 1,2, ELEM. PRIMARY, KDG. KDG., I, 2, ELEM,

3024 NW PARK 3929 NW II

ELEM. 2,3,4, ELEM.

700 E. EDWARDS(EDMOND)

ELEM., PRIMARY ELEM.

ELEM, 1ST, MUSIC HISTORY

I8OI GUILFORD

VENK, GEORGJA

1219 3003 2000 4 SE 3128 2520 4219 4121

WAGNER., SANDRA M. *WALTERS, VERA

WATKINS, ALMA WATSON, IONIA WAUL, LEON *WESTERVELT,I RUTH D. WILLIAMS, HARRIETT S, WHITE, MARGARET A.

YEAKLEYS.MARGAR ET . A. ' ■ : YOUNG, ' RAY L.

ENG, SPEECH, HISTORY ENGGISH, DRAMATICS ELEN, MUSIC ELEM., 2ND

2700 NW 40 Ill6 BEDFORD DR.

*SCHMAHL,' GLADYS

EASTER, MARION E.

(cONT D)

2, ELEM.

nw 33

NW NW 39 SW NW NW NW

20 23 '

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SCIENCE, MATH. ELEI., ENGLISH HOME EC.

41 33 12 20

MUSIC, ELIEM, BAND

2000 ANDOVER COURT 1025 NE 27

COMMERCE, PHYS. ED.

4924 S. DREXEL

SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY

HOME EC., ELEM. HOME EC. ELEM.

ELEM., JR. US,, COMMERCE, IS. --

*RETI RED TEACHERS ------ -------- .--- .-- ,------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- .-----------

SUBSTI'TUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1962-1963

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DAVIS, DOROTHY F. DICK, VIRGIL G.

IOl6 N. KELLEY 2216 N. KELHAM

KD.., ELEM 4,3,2, ELEM.

FLOYD, WILLIAM L.

2308 N. MIRAMAR

MUSIC,

1119 NE 14 H3I ne 7

SPEC.. ED., ELEM., HOME EC.

JAMES,

IVA P.

*JONES, LEAH B.

ELEM.

ELF., JR. HS.

’

ELEM, HOME EC.

MADDUX, MARIE B.

1500 NE 8 521 NE 4

MOON, CLARA EVA

J 721 ..NE EUCL1D

ELEM, JR ' HS.

PATTERSON, WILL IA

1909 OVERBROOK

KDG.,

2304 1234 1217 1448 2304 1221

NE 24 NE 10 ne 7 NE 14

ELEM., COMMERCE, IS. PRIMARY, 'ELEM, KDG, II, ENG., ELEM, elem,, phy's. ed. , s. s.

' MIRAMAR EUCLID

ELEM., HOME EC.

MACK, MAXINE A.

RED, LEA VIE ROBB, MARTHA M. *ROBINSON, L. MARIE

Stephens, johnie SPENCER, ERMA J. SWANSON, FLORA D.

ELE0M, JR, HS.

1,2,3, ' ELEM.

1417 ne 33

12,3, ELEM.

805 NE 10 526 NE 5 I 128 NE 9

ELEI.-, HISTORY MATH., II, ENG.

VAUGHN, ' PORTIA A.

2200 NE 26

VICKERS, ADDIE L. WINSTON, ' WlLLADEAN M.

1332 NE 1-3 2251 NE . l6

ELEM II, ELEM, MUSIC, ART KDG., ELEM, HOME EC.

TAYLOR, REBECCA H TAYLOR, RUTH 0. *TEMPLE, T. ODESSA

TENNYSON, JOSEPHINE

*RETIREG ' TEACHERS

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PRIMARY, . KG., ELEM.

ELEM.

Food Service

NAME RESIGNATIONS

TERMINATIONS

, * i

ASSIGNMENT

Brewer, Nettie

Bolden, Lula B.

Bailey, Gladys L.

Helper Moon

Helper Creston Hills

Cook Culbertson

Helper Ross

Helper Emerson

Clewis, Pearline

Helper Northwest Classen

Aaron, Annie Lue

Derryberry, Edna

Helper Johnson

Cook Lincoln

Hall, Flora

Helper Northeast.

Allen, Jessie

Harris, Una Mae

Helper Harding

Helper Shidler

Hibbard. Elaine

Helper Dunbar

Alford, Mary

Loudermilk, Shirley A,

Helper Adams

Helper Sequoyah

Malan, Henrietta

Helper Shields Heights

ATTEBERRY, WINNIE

Minter, Merle

Helper Carey

1st Baker Moon 1st Cook Roosevelt

Moore. Hazel Palmer, Novella

Parsons, Juanita

EFFECTIVE DATE

8-6-62

8-8-62

8-1 >62

8-6-62

8-7-62

8-8-62

8-13-62

8-8-62

9-1-62

8-10-62

8-19-62

8-6-62

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME

salary

.85

Harrison, Chelona

1 .00

Collins, Bertha

8-6-62 .

Brown, Dortheria

8-6-62

8-13-62 8-8-62

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

8-30-62

8-7-62

8-30-62

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Helper Creston Hills

Helper Carey

ist Baker Moon

â–

COJNTD

4 , 1962 MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

u; h

I—1

O CQ

OD PM

nJ a

£ £ 0 0 a)

FOOD'-SERVICE

NAME RESIGNATIONS - COMPD

Peppers, Ruth

TERMINATIONS

]

ASSIGNMENT

Mgr, Training Central

Sequoyah

Cook

Pierce,’ Effie

Helper Taft

Baker

EFFECTIVE DATE

8-9-62

8-13-62

8-6-62

8-8-62

8-6-62

)

-PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT SALARY

.85

NAME

Clark, Florine

8-6-62

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Helper Monroe

DEGREE COLLEGE

Helper

DeweyB

Pastry . Cook

8-7-fe

John Marshall

Helper Culbertson

ist

8-30-62

8-30-fe

Helper

Spencer Elem.

8-30-fe

Key Helper Northwest Classen

8-7-62

.85

8-I0-62

.95

.85

085

1.00 instatement

Blakely, Margaret

Rodgers, Mary

Cunningham, Ida

8-6-62

8~6-6'2

Cain, Janie

Spencer Elem,

Helper

Helper Culbertson

John Marshall

ist

Dewey

Helper

Putman Heights

Helper

Jefferson

Helper

Helper Rancho Village

Northeast

Helper

Rai ley, Nellie

Robertson, Juanita

Rodgers, Mae E. Rupe, Jewell

Sorick, Doris Statopulos, Iona Stout, Leva

Thomas, Ollieto Warner, Mary

(Tharp

Stowe, Helen

- Transferred)

(Roe - Resigned)

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FOOD SERVICE

NAME

TERMINATIONS

Helper Harrison

HICKS, DOLLIE

Manager Bryan

R IDG EVI EW

ASSIGNMENT

CONAWAY, MARRARFT

2nd Baker Joha Marshall

LEAVES OF■ABSENCE

HAGLER,' - GRACIE

Jackson, Aline Cook Kaiser

Cook

Osborn,- Helen

- Resigned)

- Transferred)

(AdDLTIONAL)

(Z.Obisch -

(Borrell

-Retired) -

(Additional)

(Elkins

EFFECTIVE DATE

8-9-62

9-4-62 9-1-62

8-1-62

9-1-62

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

?!TeC»hn cian

8-27-62

NAME

employment

PERSONNEL

#3600.

Cameraman

T. V. Station

Cobb, Andrew J.

8-27-62

°-4-62

Technician

Storeroom Clerk

Pa i - nter

9-4-62

8-13-62

electronics

$3000.

JI600.

$4000.

$2700.

Key, Dwight L.

Reinstatement Smoot, Dwight

MAINTENANCE

Johnson, Billy

SUPPLY'.

Hartman,. Vernon Y

4 , 1962 - COW'D Jt

rd (D 1—1 "d (1) a a C) a § o 8 U1 o h o O C) 14 Ph

NAME RESIGNATIONS

Laurent, Lloyd . M.

TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT

Flffrman Northwest

EFFECTIVE DATE

8-8-62

8-13-62

Custodian

Johnson

Irvin A.

Moon,

8-J5-62

8-8-fe

8-15-62

All Schools

Floorman

Floorman Buchanan

■g T. Floorman Davis

william

Owings, larry Zed

Putman, Williford, Robert

)

EMPLOYMENT NAME

■(

SALARY

4205.

PERSONNEL '

Wilson, Loyd D.

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

•

EFFECTIVE DATE

8-13-62

8-l7-62

J205.

8-17-62

'#205.

Garner, william

$'!02o50

8-l6-62

Butler.- James C.

[Putman - Resigned)

pierce, Frankie

#205.

(Ouintfn. Otis -Transflrri d)

(Owings . - Resigned)

Stow, william D.

Joe

(Williford - Resigned)

8-l6-62

(Hannah - Resigned)

Foreman, John

Deason. William

#205.

$205.

#102.-50

8-6-62

8“6*62

8-l-fe

Transferred^

(Kennedy- - Resigned)

Unsell, Thomas

(Quinton - Transferred) Resigned)

8-2-62 -

$205.

(Reece

Yandell, Albert

(Hightower

$205.

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Wiley, homer D.

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

Floorman .

Northwest

Buchanan

Relief Floorman All Schools Floorman

Part Time FloORMan Davi s

bldg.

Relief floorman All Schools

Floorman Administration

Dlwey

1 T. Floorman-

Floorman Star-Spencer

Floorman Shields Heights

Floorman Harding

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MEETING. OF . SEPTEMBER k, . 1962 . - COINP'D L

Personnel Recommended

P-19

MAINTENANCE

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

John Gilbert Bacon

Temporary Laborer 'in the ' Landscape Deparmtne, Salary $1.25

per hour,

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effective

August 15, 1962. Clyde Allen Baggett - Temporary Helper in the Electrical Department, Salary $1.50 per hour, effective

August 20, 1962.

|i.55

Ronald Preston Benefee - Temporary Insulator on Annexes in the Heating Department, Salary hour,

effective August 13,

Coleman Josh Craft - Temporary Laborer in the Landscape Department, Salary $1.25

August 3, 1962.

the

Annex ' Department, .Salary $1.50

Eugene Debs Colclasure - Temporary Heavy Equipment Operator, Salary $2.00 1962.

per ho^ir,

effective

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August

per hour,

effective August

ii,

1962.

Dale - Temporary Semi-Skilled Laborer, Salary $1.50 per hour, effective August

ii,

1962.

Johnny Lee Garrard

per hour,

effective August 2,

Temporary Heavy Equipment Operator, Salary $1.75

i4,

1962.

per hour,

effective August 6, . 1962.

Lonnie Gilliland - Temporary Steamfitter in the Heating Department, Salary $1.75

per hour,

effective

1962.

Lawrence Gene Haywood - Temporary Laborer in the Sheet metal Department, Salary $1.25 August p4, 1962. metal man,

Russell Gerald Hubbard - Temporary Sheet

Melton H. Jones - Temporary Sheet

metal man,

Salary

|i.75

per hour,

effective August 6,

per hour,

effective August 8,

Coleman l. Mitchell - Temporary Laborer in the Carpentry Department, Salary $i.23-per - August 8, po&2.

Tommy Ray Morton - Temporary Laborer in the Sheet August 20, 1962.

metal

Marvin Orvil Nelson - Temporary Semi-Skilled Laborer in effective August 2i,

per hour,

effective

1962..

Salary |2«50 per hour, effective August 20, 1962.

Dewey Lee McGill - Temporary Rough Carpenter, Salary $1.50

hour,

•

per hour,

Sampson Emery - Temporary Painter, Salary $1.75

August

effective

James B. Dahl - Temporary Semi-Skilled Laborer, Salary $1.50 Louis N.

per hour,

James'B. Coffes - Tempo62Ry Semi-Skilled Laborer in effective Auffst |4. io6?.

H5»

per

1962.

Department, Salary

the

|i.25

1962.

hour,

per hour,

effective

Carpentry Department, Salary $1.50

per

1962.

Donald Rex Payne - Temporary Seii-Skilled Laborer, Salary $1.50

Alonzo Benson Pittenridge - Temporary Semi-Skilled Laborer in

per hour,

effective August

ii,

1962.

Heating Department, Salary $1.50

the

PER HOUR,' EFFECTIVE AFFFST |4, I062.

Donald k. Roberts - Temporary-Laborer in the Carpentry Department, Salary $1.25 per

August

hour,

effective

2, 1961?.

Herschel H. Sherrill - Temporary Painter, Salary $.50

per hour,

effective

July

Robert Earl Siler - Temporary Laborer in the Landscape Department, Salary $i <>23

30,

1962.

per hour,

effective

August 6, 1962. Roy Albert Tigrett - Temporary Laborer in the Carpentry Department, . Salary $1.25 August 7. 1962. ..... ■ ■ ' m ''

per hour,

effective

Larry Joe-Thompson - Temporary ' Laborer ' in the Carpentry. 'Department, Salary $1.25 August 8., 1962. i 7^

per hour,

effective'

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ME^^TTN'G of SEPTEMBER 4, 196.2 - COJNTD

Personnel Recommended

P-20 TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS CONTI NUED;

Jimmie'O. Webb - Temporary Laborer in August 17, 1962.

the

Landscape Department, Salary $1.25

per hour,

effective

William Finley Wolf - Temporary Semi-Skilled Laborer in the Carpentry Department, Salary $1.50 per hour,

effective August |4, 1962.

Charles Quinell Wright - Temporary Semi-Skilled Laborer in EFFECTIVE August 20. I962.

the

Carpentry ’ Department, Salary $1.50

v PER HOUR,

Thomas Kent Zamudio - Temporary Laborer in the Carpentry Department, Salary #1.25 August 7, 1962.

per hour,

effective

MAINTENANCE

CHANGE IN SALARY AND STATUS IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Edward L. Max - Temporary Second Year Apprentice Steam fitter in the Heating Department, Salary $1.50 per hour to Regular Second Year Apprentice Steamfitter in the Heating Department, Salary I3200. per. YEAR,

EFFECTIVE JULY I,

1962.

SERVICE

CHANGE IN SALARY AND STATUS IN THE SERVICE . DEPARTMENT 'PERSONNEL;

James A. Berryman - Floorman

PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1%

Johnny at All

Fillmore, Salary

$210. per month to

Custodian

Johnson, Salary

$240,

I9&2.

Hightower - Floorman at the Administration Building, Salary $240. Scho^l^ls, Salary $245. per month, effective August i, 1962.

per month to

Relief Custodian

TV STATION CHANGE IN SALARY AND STATUS IN THE TV STATION PERSONNEL;

James Wimer - Cameraman at Station, Salary $3900. per

the TV Station, Salary $3200. per year to Program Director at the TV year, effective August 27, 1962.

AUDIO-VISUAL

CHANGE IN SALARY IN THE AUDDO-V1SUAL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Jim Cary - Film Inspector in . the Audio-visual Department from three-fourths time, Salary $176.25 to full time, Salary §235. per month, effective August i, 1962 through August 31, 1962.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER . 4, 1962 - . . CONT.'D *•

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1’4‘; FOOD SERVICE

Personnel Recommended

CHANGE IN STATUS AND SALARY • IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSON^f^L.:

Gladys Compton - Elementary Manager at Linwood, salary $210. • per month to Secondary Manager Training ' Central, Salary $275. • per month, effective August' 9, • 1962* . '

, Verna Davis

- Manager at Capitol Hill Jr,, Salary $275. per month to Manager at $285« per month, effective august 9, 1962.

Lola Mae Glenn - - Cook EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30,

Buchanan, Salary $1,00

1962.

per hour to

Helper at Dunbar, Salary #1,05

per hour,

per hour,-

1962.

Pearl k. Holsey - Helper at Buchanan, Salary ,95 per hour,

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Marcella Guthrie - Helper at Page, Salary .95 per hour EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30,

Cook at Roosevelt, Salary

-Salary

per hour to

Helper at Northwest Classen, Salary $1.05

effective August 8, 19612,

Florence Lord - Substitute Helper at Buchanan, Salary .80 Salary .85 per hour, effective August 30, 1962.

per hour to

Permanent Helper at Buchanan,

|i,00

per hour to

Cook at Burbank, Salary $1.10

Reba m, Mikles - Cook at West Nichols Hills,- Salary per hour, effective August 30, 1962.

Nadine Oliver - Substitute unassigned, Salary .80 per hour to Permanent Helper at Adamis, Salary ,85 PER HOUR,

EFFECTIVE AUGUST I 5,

I 962.

Ira Marie Robison - - Helper at Ro^5^i^\^e^l^t, Salary .80 Salary .85 per hour, effective august 15, 1962.

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Mary E. Williams - Helper at Garden Oaks, Salary .95 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 15,

per hour to

Helper at Culbertson, Salary H>i,05

1962.

Serena williams - Helper at Culbertson, Salary .80 EFFECTIVE AUGUST • 30,

Helper at Capitol Hill Senior,

per hour to

Helper - at Page, Salary ,85

per ■ hour,

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1962.

Nettie Sue Young - Mananger at Roosevelt, Salary $275. per month to Manager at Hoover, Salary $285. per month,

effective august 15, 1962.

Motion to approve the foregoing personnel was made by M. Thompson, seconded by Mei . Welch, and'carried on roll call with aLl rnambi’s present voting "Aye."

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCIASING, CAFETERIAS

R- #297 Personnel Approved

Approval of the following recomnenndtions #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recoimienddtion to ratify the Auggnst pajyoois, authorize issuing the September pajyoois, and authorize the payment of vendor bills as per itemized List attached.)

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

MEETING OF SEPTPMBeR 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Pajyolls Recommended

BILLS . . FILED. WITH THE . . BOARD ' OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT ■ SEPTEMBER 4, ■ 1962

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE . BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL ' BILLS. THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL . BILLS. ■.

1962-63 GENERAL . FUND

81.600.78

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

50.900.15

1962-63 BUILDING . ■LEVY FUND

27.487.36?*

1961-62 BUILDING ' LEVY . FUND

$- 112,377.72

BOND FUND

$- 105.386.77 ■TOTAL

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..1 LI-7II

,, ,

j "J11 ■■ ■ 'ii'r-7

377.752.78

1962-63■ GENERAL FUND

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17.50

Selected

Low . Standard Standard

A. . &E.Equipment Comiouiy BiUding and Grounds

Low

Aneeican Book Company Textbooks

Publisher'Selected

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Selected Selected Low

Aneeican T^<^J^ni^ic«^ZL Society Textbooks

Publisher Selected

Atchison, Topeka & ■ Santa ■ Fe . ■ Railway Co. Elizabeth Holmes ■ to Malison, ■ Wisconsin Board Action for Economic Workshop Dr. •■Lunin to ■ Chicago' for' Film ■ Library Board . ActionAssooiation

13.41 57-63 68.66

139.70

10.10

156,96

5.00 16.50 . 30.00

. ' 51,50

98.75

47.20 45-41

92.61

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 - CONT'D

BILLS AND PAYROLLS RECOMMENDED

GENERAL FUND 1962-63 ■ (continued)

B-2

Atomic; Sound, Incorporated Electronic Supplies

Low

Auto■ Parts & ■ M,ahine ■ Comppany VehicjUar, ReguLar

Selected

59.21

Beltone Hearing Service Repair Instructional Equipment

Standard

51.00

Belwin, Incorporated Textbooks

Piblisier Selected

120.00

ChaTles ■ A. Bejmett Company, Inc. Textbooks

Piblisier ■ . Selected

110.99

R.K. . .Black, Incorporated Office MaLines

Standard

Paul Blakeney Company Repair Parts for Lawn Mower

Low

4.40

495.23

35.00

Boockkng-Berry ' Equipment Company iihicuLar-Heaey Duty

Standard

4.17

Bok-of-the-Monti . Club Lbrary

Piblisier ■ Selected

5.14

Clarence L. Boyd Compaiy, Inc. ieliicular, Heavy Duty . .VeeiciUar, Heavy Duty

Banff Airways, Incorporated Floy Campb..ell-Denven-Public. Relations Dr. Mervel Lunn-Chicago - NAVA and EFLA Conventions

Standard Standard

Board Action Board Action

Broadcast ■ Engineering Gmea! Instruction

Piblisier Selected

Biurrougis Coopooation Office Mahines

Board . Action

Wilma Cain,.Clerk Book Binding Audio .Visual-.. Mteeials Printing ieniclU-ar-ReIguLar Repair Instructional■ Equipment Electronic ■ Supplies Lawn■ Reppirs & ■ Supplies . ■ Vehicular-Heavy . Duty

Petty Caeli Reimbursement Petty C^si Reimbursement Petty C^«3b. Reimbursement’ Petty Cask Reimbursement Petty Casi Reimbursement Petty Casi. . Reimbursement • Petty ■. Dash’- Reimbursement ■ Petty ■ Casi. Reimbursement . . Petty Ca^i' Reimbursement.-

4.27 , ■, 66,13

70.40

81.50 121.05

6.00

833.60

32,2 2.2,3 5.00 5.50 5.79 7-92 14.07 4.07 53.63

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, . 19&2 , - COINT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

General- fund . 1962-63- (continued)

B-3

California - Test. Bureau Geeneal Instruction

Board -. Action

Carpenter Paper Company Instructional Office Research- Office

Low Low

.. 10:08 ■ 27.910

37-98

Bob - Cates VehicuLar-ReguLar Veei<cuii?-Regri.ir

Low Low

L 247i56 124.65

372.21

CCilton - Company Textbooks

Puelisher Selected

14.12

City . Clutch & Brake - Supply VeehcuLar-Regilar

Selected

44-15

City of M.dwest- City Waaer and - Sewage

Utilities

22.97

City of Nichols Hills Waaer and - Sewage

Utilities

19.80

City Office - Supply, Incorporated Adult School Supplies

Low

City Spring Wooks, Incorporated Geeeal Instruction GeerA- Instruction

Selected Selected

Coolins Dietz Morris .Ciutccm Supplies

Low

Coronet . .Films Audio Visual Mateis!

Board - Action

Cory's M>oion -. Picture - Equipment Repair Instructional - Equipment

Standard

Dajgwei Dixie Company Repair - Parts for Lawn Mo^eer Vehicular-Heavy Duty Daily Law Legal Legal Legal Legal

Journal-Record Publications Publications Publications Puubications

Selected Selected Selected

Publisher Pubbisher Publisher PubLisher

2,645.60

. 11.00

5.00 ■■ 9«0L

14.04

128.25

. 720..00

15.46

27.88 40 0 - 00 66168

134.56

293-15 46.95 27.35 33.20

400.65

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Pa;yolls Recommended.

GENERAL- FUND 1962-63 (continued)

B-4

Donnenbwg.. Distributni- . Company . Repair Parts for Lawn - Mower Reppir - Parts for Lawn- Mower VeJiciLUur-RegdLar VeeiciiLar-Re gular

Low Low Low Selected

.Dictaphone Coopooation Office - M.ahines

Board- Action

Dcowings, Incorporated Gneeal Instruction

Selected

32.50

Pat - Dcorling Pictures Audio - Visual Supppies

Standard

9.00

Downtown Chee-roost, Incorporated VeeiiLU.ar-RegiL.ar Veeicular-Regular

Standard Standard

Doubleday and - Comppny, Incorporated Textbooks ■

Puuiisier - Selected

Bill DoyPe Custodial . - Supplies Office M-ahines . AdiLt- School - Supples Instructional. Office OOfice Supppies Instruction! Office Library Personnel OOfice

Standard Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low

Eastman K^c^sak Store?, Incorporated Audio Visual Mater al

Selected

3.60

Ed^ctionl FiLm Library Association A^cdto - Visual Mateial

Selected

40.00

Electronic Supply Company 'Electronic - SuspP.iet

Selected

21.00

Emsm- Electric - Supply Company Cuto(MLal Supppies

Low

17.70

- n -

E^on Insurance and - Accounting - Agency Property Insurance

Assessment

937.71

First Naaional Mnagement - Colpolation ; TV Equipment - - Rented.

Rental Agreement

433-94

10.68

5.34 28.95 50.52

506.00

2.49

... 15.-11

37.80

20..00

154.05 6.00 6.70 . 13.64 39.80 7.00 25.00 99.85

352.04

•

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4. .1 962 - CONT' D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-5

GENERAL FUND 1962-63 (continued) Fleck Bearing Company Vehicular-Regular

Selected.

7-80

Frith Films Audio Visual Supplies

Standard

6.25

General Electric Supply Company Engineerâ€™s Office General Instruction Custodial Supplies

Low Low Low

Ginn and Company Textbooks

Publisher Selected

Glidden Company General Instruction

Board Action

Globe Book Company, Inc. Textbooks

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected

Textbooks

3.73 21.50 84.97

. 110.20

61.64

6.78

90.40 .50

90.90

167.38 50.59

217.97

Goodyear Service Store Vehi cular-Re gular Vehicular-Heavy Duty

Low Low

Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc. Textbooks

Publisher Selected

Hart Industrial Supply Company . Electronic Supplies

Low

H: & H Equipment Company Vehicular-Heavy Duty

Selected

Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian Church Building Rental

Board Action

300.00

Board Action

11.00

Holmes and Torbett, Incorporated Repair Instructional Equipment

Standard

28.90

Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. Textbooks

Board Action

Elizabeth Ann Holmes Travel Expense: Economic Workshop Madison, Wisconsin 6/29 - 7/27

Johns Hopkins Press General Instruction Hunpicker Brothers Ele ctr oni c. Supplie s

459.00

7.10

59.03

. Publisher Selected

Low

5,164.90

4.64

3.60

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4,.1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. PayroHs Recommended

. B-6

GENERAL . ■ FUND 1962-63 ■ (continued)

IndustriaL Arts■ ' ..Supply Ccstodial ■Supppies

477.90

Low

International Business McCines Corp. IBM. Equipment ■ Rental IBM . . Equipment ■ Rental Personnel Office Instructional Office Office Mchines IBM Bureau

International Havestelr . Company Vehicular-Heavy Pty Vehicular-Heavy pty

Low Low

Jefferson Heights Baapist ■ Churci BUiLding Rennal

Board . Action

Johnson Wileeale Electronics Reppir Instructional. Equipment

Selected

1,775.00 97.75 7.50 37.50 1,857.90 152.50

Rennal..Agreement Rental. Agreement Selected Low Board Action Standard

3,928.15

24.2s

30.43

400.00

13?04

Supply ■ Company Low Selected

Vehicular-Heavy Pty

7.12 34.05

Knowledge Bulders Audio■ Visual Maeeials

Standard

Laidlaw . Brothers, ■ Incorporated Textbooks Library

Pblisier Selected pblisier Selected

J.B. ■ Lippincoot CmpainP’ . Textbooks

Pblisier Selected

Lone Star Sciool Book ■ Depooitory . Library

Board ■ Action

1,029.53

William F. Lett . Expennes': Nad. Scinl Board■ Association , Ms soda, Montana ■ 7/26,27■ and.. 28 Board Action

. 169.03

Etiyl McCcCI

Travel Expeense: ■ Economic' Worksiop MaLison, Wis(ilnlln ■ 6/29 ■ - ■ 7/27

14.04

120,38 21.79

142.17

8.37

Board ■ Action

T.C, ■ ■ McCourry . October R^e^it . at ■ ■ 9216 ■ ■ No-, Weetern

.Board ■ Action

McKeesm &■ Robbins Chferiial Department SupoOLiei Cius-cHial ■ Supplies .

Low Low

70,19

125.00

. .

49.00 20.25

1 69.25

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1 GENERAL FUND 1962-63 (continued)

McKnight & McKnight. Publishing Company . Textbooks Textbooks

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected

M-C-M. Machine Works Vehicular-Heavy Duty .

Low

Metropolitan Utilities Company Water and Sewage Water and Sewage

Utilities Utilities

58.00

Mideke Supply Company Mower Parts Mower Parts .Vehicular-Heavy' Duty Mower Parts Electronic Supplies

Low Low Selected Low Selected

. 3^.84 50.00 6.65 5.60 4.64

Mobil Oil Company Vehicular-Regular

Low

Modern Beauty Shop Magazine General Instruction

Publisher Selected

Modern Wheel Alignment Vehicular-Heavy Duty

Selected

Morgensen Lumber Company General Instruction

B-7

60.00 ' 1.92

61.92

. 110.00

; .109.75

97.73

1,002.73

6.00

23.05

. Low

. 77.79

Morris Chevrolet Incorporated Vehi cular-Regular

Standard

National Cash Register Company Office Machines

Board Action

Odyssey Press Inc. Publishers Textbooks Textbooks

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected

Oklahoma City Water Department Water & Sewage

Utilities

Oklahoma Clutch.Supply Vehicular-Regular Vehicular-Heavy Duty Vehicular-Heavy Duty

Selected Low Low

Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company . Electricity

Utilities

6.65

.321.70

29.70 .89

30.59

7,485-31

6.01 16.70 6.45

29.16

9,469.55

MEETING OF SEITIMBER 4, . _ 1^.62 - . COJNT’D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

GENERAL . FUND 1962-63 (continued)

;

Oklahoma ' Natural Gas Company Heat

Utilities

Oklahoma • Tyee/riter Company . Office • Mt Clines Office Machines

Board Action Board • Action

559.95

Perfection• Equipment Company Velh-cuLar-Heavy Duty Vehic-iuLar-Heavy Duty

Low Selected

Pipkin • Photo • Service Building &• Grounds

Low

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Coneral Instruction

Low

Poe’s Mtoj? Supply Company V^h^h^-îdLar-^îîgULar Vee.hc.lU.ar-Reg■lULtr VeeihcuLar-'RegiuLar

Low Low Low

Postmater Postage

Standard

Jimmie Prater Travel Expense:•Economic • Workshop • Maison, Wiiconsin 6/29 - 7/27

Board . Action

. Prime • Petroleum Company yeliiccul-ar-RegiU-ar Vehi cular-Re gULar

Low Low

.Progressive Pictures .Audio• Visual MatTials

Standard

Tie

Corporation . feerrs^_l. Instruction.

438-50 763-05

16,46 70.20

1,201.55

86.66

. 10,74

28,45

143.44 62.40 100.26

306,1©

300.00

74,20

102.00 1,28

103,28

. .• • 12.00

. • 312.55

Board. Action

The.Q Line Cooperation Electronic • Supplies

Low

Rani • McNally & • Company Library Library

Publisher • Selected Publisher • Elected

Reed College fenenal • Instruction

Selected

35.00

Reinhart Fnu Store, Incorporated Veehcular-RegiuLar

Standard

2 ,44

. 8.40

543-90 9.52

. • 553-42

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 19$2 - CONT'D *Is

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

GENERAL FUND 1962-63 (continued)

Remington Rand Division Office Machines

Dub Richardson Ford Incorporated General Instruction

B-9

Board Action

632.09

til tf? Agreement

21.49

Mildred Rickard Travel Expense: Economic Workshop Madison,Wisconsin 6/29 ” 7/27

Board Action

54.59

Thelma K. Robertson Travel Expense: Economic Workshop Madison,Wisconsin 6/29 - 7/27

Board Action

36.61

Robinson Janitor Supply Company Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock

Low Low

Rose Equipment Company Vehicular-Regular

Standard

Scott Chevrolet Company General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction

Agreement Agreement Agreement

Scott, Foresman & Company Textbooks Textbooks

Board Action Board Action

Severin Supply Company . Vehicular-Regular

Selected

Simpson-Horton, Incorporated General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Sinclair Refining Company Vehicular-Heavy Duty Vehicular-Heavy Duty Vehicular-Heavy Duty Vehicular-Regular

Agreement Agreement Agreement .Agreement

Low Low . Low Low

Robert C. Robson, Receiver for Jasper Sipes Co. Textbooks Board Action Textbooks Board Action Textbooks Board Action Textbooks Board,Action

37-58 477.12

. 514. 70

44-80

63.77 5.30. 89.61

1,035.76 1.573.02

158.68

2,608.78

9.60

6,60 2.00 1.50 -S2;A2

. 116.39 . 919.81 • 47 1.046.86

17,954.31 31.55 . 568.50 3.20

92.52

2,083.53 .

18.557.56

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

GENERAL FUND 1962-63 (continued) Bert. Smith Road Machinery Company Vehicular-Heavy Duty Vehicular-Heavy Duty

. Standard Standard

367.54 94.80

. 462.34

Sooner Bindery Company Business Office

Selected

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Telephone

Utilities

Southwest Film Laboratory,. Incorporated Audio Visual Materials

Standard

Southwest Parts Corporation Lawn Mower repair parts

Selected

6.66

Spencer Water Department . Water & Sewage

Utilities

6.90

Star Electric.Supply Company Custodial Supplies

Board Action

State Agency for Surplus Property General Instr, and Vehicular-Regular Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected Selected

Superintendent of Documents Curriculum Library

18.00

.3,896.37

22.75

772.20

59.81 ?2.2>

152.06

8.00

. Selected

T G & Y Stores #48 Research. Office

Low

Thompson School Book Depository Textbooks

Board; Action

Triangle Blue Print &â– Supply Company Research Office

Low

Trice Wholesale Electropics Electronic Supplies Repair Instructional Equipment

Low Selected

Underwood Corporation Office Machines Business Office

Board Action Standard

University of Chicago Press Textbooks

Publisher Selected

52.00

Vanguard Press, Incorporated Curriculum Library

Publisher Selected

2.90

3.00

.3,678.80

28.00

24.79 180.44

205.23

2,022.73 11.50

2,034.23

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4-, 1962 - CONT’D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-ll

GENERAL FUND 1962-63 (continued)

Vaseco Incorporated Adult■ School Supplies

Publisher Selected

35.50

Ward Brothers Truck Parts Vehicular-Heavy Duty

Low

47.50

Wehman Brothers Textbooks

Publisher Selected

Western Uniform & Towel Service, Inc. Printing & General Instruction

Board Action

Western Union Telegraph Company Telegrams

Utilities

11.98

H.W. Wilson Company New Library Books

Publisher Selected

34.00

Wylie-Stewart Machinery Company, Inc. Vehicular-Regular

Standard

45.85

. 198.00

4' • ®

5-69

GENERAL FUND 1961-62

A. & E. Equipment Company . Storeroom Stock

Board Action

357.58

Brodhead Garrett Company . General Instruction

Board Action

130.76

The Buckstaff Company Furniture Repair Materials Furniture Repair Materials

Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid

Burroughs Corporation Office Machines

Board Action

11.00

Bonds Credit Jewelry General Instruction

Low

85.00

Collier MacMillan Library Division New Library Books

Publisher Selected

Collins Dietz Morris Company Custodial Supplies

Board Action

770.21

Coronet Films . Audio Visual Supplies

Publisher Selected

130.00

Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment Title Illy Equipment

Board Action

688.50 66.30

754-80

7.88

. 245.00

■L ■ ■

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

GENERAL FUND 1961-62 (continued)

B-12

Davis Stores Incorporated General Instruction General Instruction

Board Action Board Action

Doenges Supply Company Title llly Supplies & Equipment

Board Action ' ■

Dollies Ceramics Storeroom Stock

Board Action

1,593-28

Dowlings Incorporated Storeroom.Stock

Board Action

. 1,020.51

Bill Doyle Business Office

Low

Duplicating. Products, Inc. of Oklahoma Printing

Board Action

9,509.20

Electronic Supply Company Title 111, Equipment

Board Action

180001

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc. General Instruction General Instruction

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc. Title 111, Films Title 111, Films

Board Action Board Action

Field Enterprises Educational Corp. Library

Publisher Selected

General Electric Supply Company General Instruction Repair Instructional Equipment

Board Action Standard

B.F. Goodrich Company Lawn Mower Parts

Low

Goodyear Service Store General Instruction

Standard

Hart Industrial Supply Company Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Equipment Repair Repair Instructional Equipment Repair Instructional Equipment

i Board Action Board Action Low Selected Selected

Hunzicker Brothers Storeroom Stock

Board.Action

1,452.65 46.20

1,498.85

296.50

25.00

331-25 6.70

33.7-95

5,705-60 .90

5,706.50

115.00

2.08 16.00

18.08

11.97 ;

■ 16.57

53-80 44.12 2.00 . 4-33 4.48

108.,73

27.22

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 - CONT’D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

GENERAL - FUND 1961-62 (continued) D.C. Heath . and ■ CarmPUnF. General Instruction

■

B-13

42.60

Publisher Selected

Holmes & .Toobett, Incorporated Audio Visual Mttrials

Lew

Industrial . Arts- Supply Geineal Instruction

Low- Leeter - Bid

The Institute for Research Library

Pblisher Selected

Inter-City Violin Studios Repair Instructional' Equipment Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected Selected

Jenkins Music Company . Repair Instructional Equipment

• Selected

Johnson Carpet Repair Instructional Equipment.

Low

Casey Jones.Auto Paint &- Supplies Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

Fred Jones Ford Geneal Instruction

. Agreement

Jones TV-Ra.dio Electronic Supplies

Standard

. 150.00

141.72

•

80.88 75.00

9.98

155.88

IO7.5O

. -24.00

2.05

129.06

-1.24"'

Library Service Company . Library Library Library New- Library Books

Board Action Board -. Action Board.Action .Board . Action

Library - Service Company Title - 111, Equipment

Board . Action

68.74

Marshall Supply- & Equijment Company . General Instruction

Low Leeter Bid

13.92

McCormick Steel .Company GGncral Instruction

Board.Action

5,298.40

Melton - Company Incorporated Title 111, Equipment

Bard Action

323.OI

M &. H - ^oi’Mng- - Gooas Incorporated General Instruction

Board . Action

414.30 .-

15.46 14'9.86 5.10 61.^

231.97

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, . 1962 - COJNT’D

Bills and Pajyolls Recommended

.GENERAL • FUND 1961-62 (continued)

B-14

M.deke • Supply C^Jm^any Geneeal Instruction Geeeal Instruction

Board . Action Board • Action

Mlady PuHishing Corpnation (Geneal Instruction

Polisher Selected

221.02

Miler-Noiris Company, Inc. Ciutodial • Supplies

Board : Action

212.40

300.77 . 110.66

411.43

*■#?

Milsap’s Repnir Instructional Equipment Reppir Instructional Equipment Repair Instructional • Equipment

Selected Selected Selected

Modern Talking. Picture•Service Audio • Visual Ma.t.teial

Publisher Selected

5.00

C.V. Mosby Company Adult School • Supplies

Publisher Selected

43.20

Norick Brothers, Inc. Printing

140.45 53.00 198.20

Low

380.20

A.J. Nystrom & Company Title 111, • Equipment

Board Action

80(6.40

Office • Mchine • Service Communy . Office Muhines

Standard

10.00

(Oklahoma City • Public Library Library

Selected

297.50

Oklahoma Laundry and • Dry • Cleaners Supply ^^0^11 Supplies

Board. Action

. 160.00

Oklahoma • Paper Storeroom Stock & Printing

Board . Action

6,727.64

Oklahoma Seating Communy Storeroom • Stock

Board . . Action

2,296.00

Oklahoma . Typer it er Company OOfice Mchieet

Standard

Prentice-Had, Incorporated Cmricultm Library

'Polisher Selected

Pgh-Holmes• Motor Communy Ganra! Instruction

. Agreement

24.30 • :

7.55 ;

2.50 • • •

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 4, 1962 - COINED K-............................. ■. .■ ■.

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

Bills and Pajyolls Recommended

GENERAL . FUND 1961-62 (continued)

B-15

Radio Corjtoration of America Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

Radio • - ' Ele ctronics Gnnral Instruction

Publisher Selected

Radio• Engineering Company Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

13.00

Remington Rand • Division of Sperry Rand Audio Visual Maenials

Publisher Selected

51.50

Dub •Richardson• Ford Inc. Gnenal Instruction

Agreement

6.52

Roclkwll Manufacturing Company Gnu'al Instruction

Standard

85-74

Royal-McBnn Corporation Office MacFinns

Standard

8.00

Sanitary Equipment Coim*iny • Custcriial • Supplies

Board Action

School Service Company Library Library

. 9.46

5.00

210.96

. Publisher Selected Puiisher Selected

20,40 .63

21.03

Science • Research , Associates, Inc. Gnmal Instruction Gnmal Instruction

Puuiisher Selected Pblisher Selected

51.35 1.24

52.59

Sears, Roebuck and Company Title • 111,

Low

Shepard-Richardson, Ltd. General Instruction

.Agreement

S. & • H. Shade Company, Incorporated . T^-tn-a 111, Equipment

Low Leeter Bid

Simpson-Horton, Incorporated Gnmal Instruction Sooner Bindery Company Business Office Southern. Air Filter, Inc. Filter Expense

. Agreement

46.64

21.56

1,286.10

36.70

Low

11.55

Lpw

165.69

MEETING OF ■ SEPTEMBER. 4, .. 1962 ■ - . CONT'D

Bills ■ and Payoils Pie commended

GENERAL . FUND ' 1961-62 (continued)

B—16

Tecnifax Coopooation Title . 111, Equipment

Board . Action

395.00

Texas. Envelope Compainy . Printing

Board . Action

1,011.63

.Thompson■ Movie Supply, Incorporated Title . 111, Filmstrips

Publisher Selected

Thrift Center Geeeeal Instruction

Selected

Triangle School. Equipment Geneal Instruction

Low

50.50

Tribune Films, Incorporated Audio Visual Mtteials

39.77

. PiblisOer Selected

Trice Woleeale Electronics Title 111,. Equipment

5.33

123.66

Bogard . Action

Trice ' ■ Wo^ea^ Electronics Electronic Supplies Reppir Ieits’uctioeal Equipment

5.40

Low Board . Action

45-00 1,797.00

Uitiivesity of Colorado, . Biological.Sciences Textbooks Board.Action

1,842.00

282.50

VariTyper Cooperation Reppir Instructional Equipment

Standard

Wessem Uniform & . . Towel Service Geneal Instruction

Board Action

3.27

Board . Action

35.00

The Welch. Sciennific Comppny G^eal Instruction

The Welch Scientific■ Company Title 111, Instructional Mateipl Td^1t.3_s . 111, Instructional M^elal

Selected Selected

.WOfe . Teetile Company Laundry Supplies

Board . Action

25.46

30.00 5.04

35.04f

3,138.24

I. I

1962 - CONT'D

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-17

BUILDING LEVY FUND 1962-63 American Butane & Propane Gas Company Materials-Buildings

Selected

Amis & Kelly Construction Company Materials-Buildings Materials-Grounds

Low Low

Amspro Products, Inc. Mat erials-Buildings

Selected

A. M. Supply, Incorporated . Materials-Buildings

Low

Paul Blakeney Company Materials-Buildings

Low

Brown Machinery Company Material-Buildings Material-Buildings

Selected Standard

Builders Construction Company Hoover-Change Order #3 (storm damage to windows)

Board Action

Butler Shade Company Mat erials-Buildings

Low

H.J, Butterly, Incorporated Material-Grounds Material-Grounds

Low Selected

Wilma Cain, Clerk Materials-Buildings

Petty Cash Reimbursement

Bob Cates Mat erials-Buildings

Low

Cathey Roofing Supply Company Materials-Buildings Mat erials-Buildings

Low Standard

City Office Supply Company Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

Clarke Floor Machine Company Mat erials-Buildings

Standard

9.50

Contractors .Supply Company Materials-Buildings

Selected

18.40

21.25

105.43 1.417.28

1,522.71

497.00

119.60

2.95

170.00

56^2

226.25

2,592.33

94-50

160.00 320.00

480.00

6.67

64.90

160.00 44.00

204â€˘00

1,302.40

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER .4,.

1962. - .COINT'D

Bills and Pajyolls Recommended

B-18

.BUILDING. LEVY 1962-63 . . .(continued)

Crane. Supply Company Mae^rii^:Ls-^^iuiL^dings' M,t erials-Buildings Mt erials-Buildings Mat erials -Buildings Mat er ials-Buildings

Low Low Low Low Board Action

146,24 75.61 103.05 1.20

Dannenburg Distributing Company Matrials-Grounds Matrr^i^;Ls~^B^:iL^di^n^gs

Low Boord. Action

25.31

Davidson. & Case Lumber Company MaeriiOLs-Buildinigs Maerrals-BuLLdings Mtteials-Buildings

Board Action Board Action Low

58.50 132.00 352.50

The Denman Company Mt erials -Buildings

Low Letter Bid

Devoe. & Raynolds Company, Inc. . Mteerals-Buildings

Board. Action

Dolese Company Mateials-B'^ldings Matrials-Buildings Materiais-Build Mgs Miterals-Buildings Ma erials-Buildings Mat erials -Buildings Mat erials-Buildings

Board . Action Booard Action Board Action Selected Low Low Low

Dcorllings, Incorporated Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

E. I. Du. Pont . De Nemours & Coimany, Inc, Mtterals-Bmldinigs

Selected

13-4.40

Eaton-Quade Company, Incorporated Mteerals-Buildings

Low

. 12.92

Ems co . Electric . Supply Company Inc. â– Mateials-Buildings

Low Ltter Bid

Federal Coopooation Mtterals-Buildings

Low

Mearal Electric. Supply CompanMatê^jî^^s-^Buîldin^gs MatTials-Buildings

Low Low

F. E. Georgia. S^J^l^ly Company i Matrials-Buildings

Board Action

350.44

' 536.05

543-00

1,442.91

992.00

389.59 214.73 122.00 2.32 90.00 15.00 4.42

838.06

. .785.25

40.99 . 6^'.3<a

31.20 24.42

55.62

362.62

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B-19

BUILDING LEVY, - 1962-63 (continued)

The Glidden Company Mt er Mi-Buildings

Board - Action

Hat Industrial- Supply Company Mteeinls-Buildirgs Mt erials-Buildings 'Mteedals-BiuLlddngsi Maeeials-BiuLl.din.gs

Low Low Low Low

Hater Mablicrete &■ Stone - Company Maeeials-Birildings

Low

Hirnnicker Brothers Mae^eaj^ls-^^-uQdin^gs Maeeials-Buildings Maeeials-Buildings

Standard Low Low- Letter Bid

6.38 20.76 6?2?

Inî^ssiîî^ZL - Ants Supply Maeêbjals-^^^LL^dings

Low

Johnson Welisale Electronics Mteeials-BlSLldings New- School Shop Equipment

Low Low

8.95 2Uoo

, 103.95

Jones-Newly Supply Campsany Maeeials-Buildings Maeeials-B'ui-ldjnigs

Low Low

. 2.10 45.60

47.70

367.84

261.42 79.95 270.06 657-39

32.00

90.07

21.95

Kilpatrick - - Brothers, Incorporated Maeei^i^ls-^B^:^l^di^r^gs

Low.

J. Levin Mt eriaHs-Building's

Standard

Lusco Brick & - Stone Company Mteeials-Buildings

Board - Action

Mideke Supply Company . Mteeials-BuLldings Mteeials-B■lULldings Mt er ials-Buildings MaeerL^ls-BULldimgs . - Maeeials-Buildings Mteeials-BuS..ldings Maeeials-Buildings Maeeials-Bnj-ldings Maeeials-Buildings Maeer-als-Buildings Maesials-BlSildings Mteeials-Buildings

Low- Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Low Low Low Low .. .. Low Board Action S^lece^ed

40.37

. '

4.10

604.74

264.15 88.05 45.14 150.61 200.34 324.36 69.42 22.50 60.35 177.00 464.39 6.12

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BUILDING LEVI 1962-63 (continued)

B-20

Miller Floor Company Materials-Build ings Mat erials-Buildings

Low Low

Montgomery Elevator Company Mat erials-Buildings

Board Action

Morgensen Lumber Company Mat erials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Low Low

M & V Supply Company Materials-Buildings

Selected

New State Ice Company Materials-Buildings

Low

Norman Plumbing Supply Company Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Low Low Low

105.26 151.46 202.60

459.32

The Oâ€™Brien Corporation Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Board Action Selected

558.00 214.30

772.30

Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Materials-Buildings Mat erials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Board Action Board Action Board Action

Oklahoma Seating Company Materials-Building s

Low Letter Bid

735.00 â€˘

Oklahoma Typewriter Company Equipment-Noninstructional

Low

268,25

Patterson Steel Company Mater ials-Buildings

Selected

437.50

Peerless-Oklahoma Company Materials-Buildings

Board Action

41.95

Pittsburgh. Plate Glass Company Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Board Action Low Selected

417.20

;

22.50

80.00

91,25

94.72

4994P

594.32

16.60

128.00

2,250.00

18.80 2.54 -.21.^6

42.70 :

250.00 151.00 16.20

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B-21

BUILDING LEVY 1962-63 (continued.) Plastic Engineering CompanyMat erials-Buildings

Standard

52.40

Poe’s Motor Supply Company Materials-Buildings

Board: Action

46.20

Refrigeration Sales &■ Engineering Company . Materials-Buildings

Standard

■ Scovil & Sublett, Incorporated Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

9-46

Low Low

187.25

Sherman Machine & Iron Works Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Low Low

. 120.00 24.41

Southwestern Roofing & Sheet Metal Co. Materials-Buildings

Low

482.40

Standard Roofing & Material Company Materials-Buildings

Low

174.00

State Agency for Surplus Property Equipment-Noninstructional Materials-Buildings

Selected Selected

. D.A. Stricklin Materials-Grounds

• 6Qb

300.00 97.00

. 187.85

. 144.41

397.00

27.90

Selected

Thunderbird Sales Company Materials-Buildings

Low

310.00

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company .Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

988.80

United States Plywood Corporation Materials-Buildings

Board Action

912.18

U.S. Supply Company Materials-Buildings Mat erials-Buildings Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Low Low ' Low Board Action

Westinghouse Appliance Sales Mat erials-Buildings

Standard

40.80 48.93 73-05 66.03

228.81

24.00

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-22

BUILDING. LEVY FUND 1961-62_______

A. & P. Truck Salvage Company Vehicular-Regular

Selected

Brodhead-Garrett Company . Title Vlll, Equipment

Low Letter Bid

Bob Cates Vehicular-Regular Mat er ials-Buildings

Low Low

City Office Supply, Inc. All School Furniture and Equipment

Low

198.50

Engineering Service Company Material s-Buildings

Board Action

676.75

Federal Corporation Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Board Action Board Action Board Action

General Radio Company Title Vlll, Equipment

Board Action

B.F. Goodrich Vehicular-Regular

Low

Virgil Greene Company Furniture and Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

Hart Industrial Supply Company Materials-Buildings Mat erials-Buildings Materials-Buildings

Low Letter Bid Low Low

Hunzicker Brothers Materials-Buildings

Standard

.. 15.90

J &■ R Supply Company Vehicular- Regular

Selected

■ 1.72

Kamen Wiping. Materials, Inc. Materials-Buildings

Low

230.00

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. Materials-Buildings

Board Action

451.44

Mohawk Rubber Company . Vehicular-Regular

Low

Morgensen Lumber Company . Materials-Buildings :

V Low

5.00

,6.81

50.04 48.6S

3,547-00 759-57 17.55

98.72

, 4,324.12

■ 4,070.40

4.52

. 1,859.00

4.20 5.00 368.10

377.30

■-<24^146'1

488.49

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BUILDING LEVY FUND 1961-62 (continued)

B-23

Muskogee Restaurant Supply Furniture & Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

O’Connor Oklahoma Company, Inc. Materials-Buildings

Low

Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company •Furniture and Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

5,735.00

Oklahoma Seating Company . title 111, Equipment

Board Action

5,040.96

Scovil &• Sides Hardware Company . Materials-Buildings

Low Letter Bid

J.W.- Skaggs Construction Company, Inc. Estimate #4, (Prairie Queen)

Board Action

Southwest Parts Corporation 'Vehicular-Regular

Standard

Stevens Pictures of Texas, Inc. Title 111, Equipment .

Board Action

D.A. Stricklin Materials-Grounds Materials-Grounds

• 1,254.47

20.25

93.60

82,647.00

19.26

1,816,04

9.00 10.50

Low • Low

19.50

Texstar Plastics Materials-Buildings

Standard

920.50

Thompson Book &■ Supply Company . Furniture and Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

308.30

Vaseco Incorporated Title 111, Equipment Title. Ill, Equipment

Board Action Board Action

Wards Natural Science Establishment Title Vlll,Equipment

Board Action

Wright Line, Division of Barry Wright Corp. Standard Replace Instructional Equipment

30.00 270.00

300.00

835.32

517.80

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BOND FUND_________________________

B-24

Biley, . Booalis, Dickinson, Roloff Estimate #4, . Arccitectbral . Supeerr-sion • Prairie Queen School Board . Action

.Briders Ccostruction C©jmEe«ny .. ■ Estimate #16, Hocorer Jr. High . School Change Order #1 & ■ #2, Hoover Jr. .High ■ School

, . 1,652.94

2,907.82 1.592.18

Board Action Board .Action

Wilma Cain, Clerk Amexes

Petty Cash Reimbursement

Cook Electric• Supply Commany, Inc . Annexes

Board Action

Cooton--Faankurt-Shoot, Inc. A/E Fee, Hocorer Jr. High School Estimate #16- Change .#1 & 2

Board. Action Board•Action

The • Daily Law Journal Record Legal Publications

Publisher

4,500.00

462.00

1,244.66

1,943.95

87-57

2,031.52

, .

10.80

Dsamenbirrg Distributing Comjeany Annexes

Low

Davidson & • Case Lumber Commy New Buildings

Board Action

The Dolese Company Amexes

Low

E.I. Du Pont• De Nemcorrs & Commaany, Inc . Annexes

Selected

Emsco• Electric • Supply Co. Amexes Amexes

Board Action Board Action

293.44 266.58

560.02

(Gneral. Electric Supply Company Annexes Prairie.Queen Equipment

Board Action Low

15.23 187.80

203.03

Graybar Eleccric • Company, Inc. Amexes

Board • Action

Hart Indirsrial Supply Company . Annexes

Low

E.D.•.Hill, Junior Legal Publications

122,40

. 131.04

28.73

122.50

24.51

. .91.62

• Board • Action • ; ,t

. 246.25

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

BOND FUND (continued)

B-25

Makins Concrete CompanyAnnexes Annexes

Board Action Board Action

Mideke Supply Company Annexes

Low

Oklahoma Electrical Supply Company Prairie Queen Equipment

Board Action

3,750.00

Oklahoma Seating Company . Annexes

Board Action

. 14,320.00

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Annexes

Low Letter Bid

Robberson Steel Company Annexes

Low

> Scovil &. Sides Hardware Company '?' Annexs

15.75 . 1^75.

.31.50

407.96

398.26

37.73

Board Action

.. 160.00

Star Electric Supply Company Annexes.

Board Action

351.50

Stewart Sheet Metal Company Annexes

Low

Stoldt Builders, Incorporated . Annexes

Board Action

58,312.80

Triangle Blue Print &■Supply Company Annexes

Board Action

9,270.00

Board Action

6,800.00

Wright & Selby Preliminary Drawing, Jefferson Jr. High School

. 115.00

"SPECIALS PAID DURING. THE MONTH OF AUGUST .Postmaster Postage

R. #298 Bills and Payrolls Approved

Standard

300.00

It was moved by Mr. Estes.and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the August pay rolls, authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the foregoing itemized list in the total amount of $377;752.78 as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER k, 1962 - CONT-'D

Motion was .made by ■ M. Ifetes and seconded by Mr Thompson to approve personnel directories for use by all schools from Semco Color Press, the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase $1_,963-SO is to be charged to Account G 120-P2. A.1 .memibrs present call.

the purchase of 4,000 Inc., who submitted in the amount of voted "Aye" on roll

R- #299 Purchase of Personnel Directories Approved

It was .moved by Ms. Welch and seconded by Mr Estes to authorize the validation of a contract for $6,975-00 with Wayne Monn Company for furnishing and installing air-condition ing equipment at Taft Junior High School according to Board of Education plans and speccfications. This quotation was submitted ■ in response to the attached Nooice. This purchase is to be paid for with Taft Junior High ■ Schoofs ■ activity funds. On roll call, all mernmbrs present voted "Aye."

R. #300 Air-Conditooni Ta-ft Approved

Motion was .made by M. Thompson and seconded by Ms. Welch to approve authorization to validate agreement with the City Bus Company of Oklahoma'City to operate charter bus service to schools in the northern portion of the school district through■ the 1962-63 school year. The mmoion carried with all .membbrs present voting "Aye" on roll call". .

R- #301 C^h^i^iter Bus Service Approved

It was mmved by M. Thompson and seconded by M’s. Welch to approve authorization to validate contract with Meeropolitan Uttlities . Company who submiited the • low quotation in response to the attached Notice for ■ furnishing mattrral and labor necessary to install a 6-inch water line coaaOetr with fire hydrants and appurtenances at Star-Spencer High School. This contract in the amount of $3,000.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-C. A.1 mernmbrs present voted "Ayb" on roll call. ' '

R. #302 Water Line foi Star-Spencer Approved

Motion was .made ' by M. Thompson and seconded by Ms. Wblch to approve the sale of a 6-inch water line as . per specifications of "Board of Education quotation #1073" coma0etr with fire hydrants and appurtenances to Merropolitan Uttlities Commany, 9 Northeast 9"th Street, OKlahcma City, in the amount of'$3,000.00, the Oklahoma City Board of Eduuation to receive from Merropolitan .maottLLy payments equal to onb-half of the amount the Board pays each i^c^o^n^-h for water used by Star-Spencer High School from said ■ line. On roll call, iLI mmmmers present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R- #303 Sale of Waaer Line Approved

BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS It was .mmved by Mr Estes and seconded by M. Thompson to accept the low bid submitted Auugust 16, 1962, by C^m^neiy Paving Commany, Inc., in the amount of $23,995-00 for parking areas and■a street (paving) at Prairie■ Queen Elementary School. This amount■ is to be charged to Account BL 1020-B. A.1 mernmbrs present voted "Aye" on roll call. ■ (Notice attached)

R. #304 Cortract for Paving at Prairie Queen Approved

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER j 1962 - COM’D

R. #305 Adjournment

Motion to adjourn and .meet again on Monthly, September 10, 1962, at ^:30 p.i by Mr- Thompson, seconded by M*. Estes, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST:

Clerk” Approved -the

/j^day of

, ^2.

MEETING, OF SEPTEMBER 10, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0^' THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAH^OMA^, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,.. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1962,

AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. , ' Thompson Eloise'Bryan Welch

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Wallace Smith, Assistant Director of Buildings and Grounds; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given hy Mrs. Welch.

Invocation

Upon recommendation of the Superintendent, Mr. Thompson moved and Mr. Bennett seconded adoption of the following resolution:

R. #306

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Independent School District No. 89 ' of ■ O^ahoma County, O^ahoma,

herein

mentioned as ISchool District) . has found and. hereby find.s the fee ’title to the following ' described real estate located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, and in said School District, is necessary for school purposes, and that it is necessary that the School District acquire the fee title thereto for school pur poses of such School District, and whereas this School District has fixed the price that shall be offered for each tract at the price set out below. Property Owner

Description

Eddie L, Cutliff 1816 N. E. 16

Lots 1 ■ & 2, Block 1, Mees Addition

Adolph Wyatt & Viola Wyatt 1824 N. E. 16

Board' s' Offer

$8,500

Lots 3, 4, 5, & 6,■Block 2,

8,500

Mees Addition

Urice Walker 1828 N. E. 16

Lots 7 & 8, Block 1, Mees Addition

9,000

Leonard Herrod & Ella B. Herrod 1832 N. E. 16

Lots 9 & 10, Block 1, Mees■Addition

8,500

Idella Clyde Cohran 1900 N. E. 16

Lots 11 & 12, Block 1, Mees Addition

8,000

Earl L. Underhill 2804 N. W. 25

Lots 13 & 14, West 22 ft. of Lot 15, Block 1, Mees Addition

2,880

West 372 ft. of Lot 24, Block 1, Mees Addition. ' Pt. SE/4 26-12N-3W,'beginning at NEC'SE/4,

5,238

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thence South 252 ft. for point■of beginning, thence South 144 ft., thence ■ West 605 ft., ' thence North 144 ft., thence East 605 ft. to point of beginning.

W. W. Hodges Rt. 4, Box 546

East 3 ft. of Lot all of l6 and. 17 Block 1,. ■ Mees Addition West 50 ft. of■the North '5 ft. of the East 200 ft. of Lot 24, Block 1, Mees Addition

2,250

Glatha V. Dry 2116 Glen'Ellyn

Pt. SE 25-12N-3W beginning 685■ ft. West and 20 ft. South of NEC SE/4, thence West 140 ft., South 150 ft., East 140 ft., North 150 ft. to point of beginning.

9,000

J. ■ B. Adams 1808 N. E. 16

Pt. SE/4-26-12N-3W be.ginning 6°5 ft. West and 17,240 20 ft. South of NEC SE/4; thence West ■ 80 ft., South ■ 150 ft., West 140 ft.. South 226 ft., East 220 ft.. North. 396 ft. to the po^t of "beginning.

Condemnation c Property Proposed pNE 16 & Missa

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Property Owner

Board's Offer

Continued

Clara Gilliatt Lee Gilliatt Ruth Townsend 2005 N. E. 16 Terr .

Part of Lot 2U, Block 1, Mees Addition beginning 150 ft. West of the SE corner of said Block 1, thence ' North 77 ft., thence ' West 50 ft., thence South 77 ft., thence East 150 ft. to the point of beginning.

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All descriptions subject to.description of abstract. NOW THEREFORE the officers of the School District are authorized and directed to negotiate with the owners of said tracts for the purchase and at the prices above set out, and,

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that Independent School District No.'89 of Oklahoma ■ County proceed ' to condemn the•entire fee title to the, real property above described which cannot be purchased by the district through its officers, 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,. The motion carried unanimously with•all members voting "Aye" on roll call.

R. #307

Motion to adjourn and. to meet at L:3° p.m., Wednesday • JSeptember 19, • ^S2; was made by

Adjournment

Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President ATTEST: ________ J&.ytsl-'l'l)----------------------------------------------------

Approved the

Cleik

day of

, 196>2.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 k

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA., ■ MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1962 AT 4:30 P.M.

PRESENT1:'

William F. Lott:, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, . Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Walter Lybrand, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. '

Invocation

The invocation was given by Dr. George.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the employment of Bill D. Halley to prepare plans and specifications for the elementary, school to be built in the Stonegate area. Arctitect's fee is to be 6$>, 1/2 of 1% of wtete is to be set aside for consuteateon and. inspection services. (Net architect's fee 5^^*) On roll calf* all members voted "Aye."

R. #308 Employment of Architect Stonegate Area

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. . Welch . to approve the employment of Duane Conner to prepare plans and specifications for.the elementary school in the Pied Piper area. Architect's fee is to be 4g$>, 1/2 of 1% of which is to be set aside for consultation and inspection services. (Net architect's fee 4$.) All .members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R- #309 Employment of Architect Pied Piper Are

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the resolution adopted by the Board at its Regular Meeting of September 4, 1962, be amended and that the description of the property ordered to be condemned in the Pied Piper area read as follows:

R. #310 Description of Condemned- Pied Piper Site Amended

A part of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of tee. Nortewest Quarter (NW/4), JSecteon 29, Township 13 North, Range 3 West, I. M., .more particularly described as follows:

Beginning at a point 25 feet South of the Southeast Corner of said Northeast Quarter of tee Nortewest Quarter (NW/4) of said Secteon 29; teence Norte along tee East tene of said Nortewest Quarter a distance of 873-0 feet; teence West and parallel to tee Soute tene of said Norteeast Quarter (NE/4) of tee JWhhwest Quarter (NW/4) a testance of 368.° . feet; teence Soute and parallel to tee East ltee of sate Nortewest Quarter a testance of 873-0 feet; teence East ateng tee Soute tene of sate N'orteeast . Quarter (NE/4) of sate Nortewest Quarter (W/4) a testance of 36<3.° feet to tee point or place of begtenteg, sate tract containing 7-363 acres or less.

(ne/4)

(nw/4)

(Nw/4)

It was additionally ,rnoved that the Board offer the property owner $18,407-50 as the proposed purchase price and if the offer is not accepted within five . (5) days of n^sâîî^ng that the Board's attorney shall proceed with condemnation proceedings on the property described. All ■ .numbers voted "Aye" on roll call.

Motion was Blade by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson to approve the purchase from Mr. Grady Musgrave of an elementary school site north of.Wilshire Boulevard and east of tee Broadway Extension, tecated in tee .teteion 34, T-13-N, R-3-W, , in ELock 24, Musgrave's Gold Medal Addition, .more particularly described as follows:

se/4,

se/4;

Begtening. for a tee at tee Soutewest corner of sate teence N OO°-23'-3O" W along tee West tene of sate a testance of 3°°-° feet; teence N 89°-594 -00." E and parallel to tee Soute tene of sate a testance of 7-5 feet to tee Soutewest corner of tract hereinafter described; thence N OO°-23'-3O" W a distance of 568-0 feet; teence N 89°-59'-O°" E a testance of te2-55 feet to tee P.C. of a curve; thence Northeasterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 433-91 feet and a total deflecteon angle of 44°-59'-CO" a testance of 34°.67 feet to a ptent ■ of tangency; teence N 45°-OO'-OO" E a testance of 18 feet; teence

se/4

8o o

S 45°-00'-00" E a distance of 3 « feet; teence S 45°-00'-00" W a testance of 18 feet to the P.O. of a curve; thence Southwesterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 489-46 feet and a total defTeteion angle of 45°-0l'-00" a distance of 384-56 feet to a point of tangency; thence S 00°-01'-00" E a testance of 80 feet; teence S 89°~59'-OO" W a testance of 540-69 feet to tee point or place of beginning, containing 8-37 acres. . Total price of this site is to be $33,440.00 which includes all utilities plus paving on the east side of the site .along Gold Medal Drive and Musgrave Boulevard. On roll call, all numbers voted • "Aye ."

R- #311 Purchase of Site Approved Musgrave's Gol Medal Addition

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 19, 19^2 - CONT'D

R. #312 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes that payment be made to the property Purchase and owners who have accepted the Board's offer for property in Block 1, Mees Addition to Oklahoma Condemnation of City (near NE 16th and Missouri) as listed in the Resolution below. Site Near NE 16 It was additionally moved that the Board's attorney be instructed to proceed with the filing and Missouri of condemnation suits against property owners also listed in the Resolution below: RESOLUTION

WHEREAS the District through its Board has heretofore determined that the following describee, real estate and the fee simple title thereof must necessarily be acquired by the District for school purposes, and has determined the amount that should be offered to the owners thereof for said property; and, WHEREAS certain of the owners have accepted the offer of the Board for their property; and, WHEREAS the said property described in tracts by reason of varied ownership and the amount offered by the District to the owners thereof is as follows: The following described real estate :in Block 1; Mees Addition to Oklahoma City:

Tract 1, Lots 1 and 2

$8,500

(Accepted)

Tract 2, Lots 3, 4, 5, & 6

$8,500

(Accepted)

Tract 3, Lots 7 and 8

$9,000 ;

Tract

$8,500

Lots 9 and 10

(Accepted)

Tract 5, Lots 11 and 12

$8,000.

Tract 6, (a) Lots 13 and 14 and the West 22 feet of Lot 15 (E) West 372 feet of Lot 24 (c) A point 150 feet West of SE corner of said Block 1.for point of beginning; thence West 422 feet; thence South 144 feet; thence East 422 feet; thence North 144 feet to point of beginning.

$8,118

Tract 7, East 3 feet of Lot 15 and all of Lots 16 and 17, West 50 feet of the North 5 feet of the East 200 feet of Lot 24.

$2,250

Tract 8, A point SE 26-12N-3W beginning and 20 feet South of NE corner West 140 feet; South 150 feet; North 150 feet to the point of

$9,000

(Accepted)

$17,240

(Accepted)

685 feet West SE/4; thence East 140 feet; beginning.

Tract 9, A point SE/4 26-12N-3W beginning 605 feet West and 20 feet South of NE corner SE/4; thence West 80 feet; South 150 feet; West 140 feet; South 226 feet; East 220 feet; North 37^ feet to the point of beginning. Tract 10, Beginning 150 feet West of the SE corner of said Block 1; thence North 77 feet; thence West 50 feet; thence South 77 feet; thence East 50 feet to the point of beginning.

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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that in all those cases where the owners of any tract accept the offer of the Board and tender a Warranty Deed conveying title thereto approved by the Attorney of the Board that a warrant be issued in payment of the purchase price to the owner and that the above mentioned Deed be recorded and,

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that in all of those cases where the owners of any tract have not already accepted the above mentioned offer of the District that the Attorney be authorized, empowered, and directed, to proceed to do all things necessary to condemn the fee simple title to said remaining property, with right in the Attorney to sign and cause to be served all necessary notices, pleadings, and to do all things necessary or incident to said condemnation.

The .motion carried unanimously with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #313 Adj ournment

Motion to adjourn and to meet again on Thursday, September 27, 1962, at 4:30 p.m., was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Thompson, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED..

ATTEST: - , ...'Ia J__________

Clerk

Approved the

day of

., 1962.

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 27, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0^ TEE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA., MET IN AN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN TEE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson

ABSENT:

Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; N. L George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Wallace Smith, Assistant Director Buildings and Grounds; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Clara Jeffers, Classroom Teacher•s; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; and others representing the.companies bidding on the Jefferson Junior High School addition.

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Thompson. .

SPECIAL Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to open Lids on the addition to Jefferson Junior High School, plans and specifications having been prepared by $7*?ight and All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

Selby, Architects.

Bidder

Base Bid

Builders Construction Company Dennehy Construction Company Chas. M. Dunning Construction Company United Builders Construction Company J. J. Bollinger Construction Company Gill Construction Company Acme Construction Company John H. Putney Construction Company Harmon Construction Company Grant C. Carpenter Construction Company J. J. Cook Construction Company E. A. Cowen Construction Company

$652,750.00 653.437*00 674,779*00 675,655.00 677,000.00 683,800.00 684,000.00 688,450.00 689,750.00 690,499.00 697.130.00 721,684.00

BHS’rr r >.2

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Tabulation follows:

nt XI •4 t» z 3

R* #314 Bids on Addit: To Jefferson

=‘^o«o ra*,cm Saga

sfeg-.

i“i8^ ^8s’r:23=:§|sf3s|ijso^gg.&g

J? s a3 a“ a53 8.-S ” 7S a . ■««2L <pSwS« rr ? o<=oj£L I 3 ’ o:(A'Q> <X£liCU 'S-.. QJ -jT ~ ® < ®£. 3 o □ “□ Xi'P*' =ei±

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Thompson to refer the above bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.

R* #315 Bids Referred to Central Office

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to direct Mr. Bill Jenkins to attend two schools on data processing at Board expense. One to be held in Kansas City, Missouri, September 26-28 and the other in St. Louis, Missouri, October 1-5, 1962. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R* #316 Professional Trip Approved

It was moved by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to employ Reid and Associates to prepare plans and specifications for an elementary school on a site located at N. E. 16 and Christine. Architect's fee is to be 6$, 1/2 of 1% of which is to be set aside for consultation and inspection services. On roll call, all members* present voted "Aye."

R* #317 Employment of Architect for N.E. 16 and Christine App

MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 27, 1962 - CONT'D

Information to the Board.

R. #318 Adj ournment

Dr. Parker reported, on j^fegotiations of the Oklahoma City Public Schools with the U. S. Department of Labor and. the State Employment Service for the Manpower Development and Training Program. The Superintendent called on Alex Higdon to report on the negotiations to date. Program locations and other details are on file in the Superintendent's office. Motion was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Estes, to adjourn this meeting. carried unanimously.

The motion

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

Approved the

1962.

meeting

of OCTOBER 1, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION . (& THE CITY. OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 1,■ 1962, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Hiil C. Beimeet Foster Estes Otto F. Thompson Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Jack■F. Parker, Superintendent; ALex Higdon, Atddnestrative Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. ' B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; W. C. Hailer, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lpnn, Wailsce Smith, Directors; Dirid Light, Chef A^<^<^^PI^e^^^]ei;; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Allard Prigmore, AuPitor; Meerim Rogers; Members ' of the. Classroom Teachers Board , (2011^ 11^ and guests as foLlows: Jeanette Miler, Naihaiie Powers, Hazel Mackey, Elizabeth Beethei, Tom Cheatwood, Ima Adkins, Frankie Kuhn, Jpannta Dowdy, Chhrlyne Eby, Miry McCord, Sandra Simms, Leroy Alexander, Clara Sue Jeffers, E. M. Cooton, and Lil-ian Swale, Chairman; Jim Reid, The Dily Oklahoman.

Mr. Ginn served as Clerk in the absence of Wilma Cain.

The invocation'was given by Mr. Lott.

Invocation

Motion was .made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the minutes of the meerin^ of September 4, 1962, September l0, 1962, September 19, 1962, and Sept^ber 27, 1962, as presented. On roll cail, all .mernmers voted "Aye." '

R. #319 Mnutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

’

Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular monehly report. office. .

Copy is on file in the Clerk's

Trrasspee' s Rexort

Mr. Lybrand,' Attorney, was absent.

Attorney Abse

Mr. Prigmore, Auudtor, gave his regular annual, report on school funds and the annual ' Taft Stadium Reeoot. Copies are on file in the Clerk's office.

Auudior' s Repprt ,

On mooim of Mr.' Berelert, seconded by Mrs. Weech, the foregoing reports were approved as presented. Al mam^e^e’s voted "Aye" on roll cail.

Repprts R. #3 Approved

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Morion was made by Mr. Ben^tt and seconded by Mr. Estes to direct the fol.o^wi^r^g persons to attend professional merringt as indicated:

R. #321 Professional Trips Approve

Jack F. Parker, Meering of Suuerintrndents of the Larger Cities, MleneaaeOis, Minnesota, October . 11-13, 1962. N. L. George and Waiace Snith, . National Coonnc! of Schoolhouse CcneSructioe, Denver, Colorado, October 8-12, 1962. Thomas J. Snith, N. L. George, Assooiation of Dilts, Texas, October 15-19, 19&2.

Business Officials,

Bill Lillard, ' National AssooCatite of Educational Broadcassers, Ph.lidelphii, Peneeslvanii, October 22-25, 1962.

Mrs. Mary Stubbs, American Food Service Assooiation Conneerion, Cleveland, Ohio, October 21-25, 19*52. Expenses to be paid by Ceertra! Food Service. L. V. Ballard, W. E. Taylor, and Pul Ringler, Four-State Conference on 1^^^^!! Arts and Vol!arit:leal Education, Pittsburgh, Kansas, October 5~6, 1962. They wil be driving the Board-owned station wagon.

Jesse Lindley, American Assooiatite of S^]^<oc^l_ Personnel A(dlineitrittrt Conveerion, Seri•tlr, Waihhngton, October 23-26, 1962. Al membert voted "Aye" on roll cail.

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. . Thompson to adopt the f^oio^wz^r^g resolution:

RESOLUTION

RESOLVED, that this Sdhool District peHtim the Board of Trustees of the Town of S^€^I^C3e^□r, Oklahoma, for of the site of the Star-Spencer High School, and Spencer Road adjoining the same, to the Town of Spenceer, and that the President of the Board be authorized to sign a peei'ticn for

R. #322 Peritioe forDi sameeari on of Stsr-Spenc Site Approved

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #322 Continued

such annexation, with attestation by the Clerk of the Board.

The site is .more particularly described as follows: The South Half (S/2) of the Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of the Northwest Quarter (lw/4) of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Twelve (12) North, Range Two (2) West; and the following part of Section Twenty-three (23), Township Twelve (12) North, Range Two (2) West: BEGINNING at the Northwest Corner of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4), thence East Thirty (30) feet; thence South Six Hundred Sixty (660) feet; thence West Thirty (30) feet; thence North Six Hundred Sixty (660) feet to the place of beginning. The motion carried with all .members voting "Aye" on roll call. in Clerk's office.

(Copy of petition on file

R- #323 Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the following profession Confirmation oi trips made at the direction of the Superintendent. Professional Trips The following persons were directed to attend a for TAphnipal Teachers in Stillwater, Oklahoma, August 23-24, 1962: Lloyd D. Briggs Harry Furlong Mitchell D. Jones Glen Stotts Bill Laman

5,1

Charles Carpenter Alex Higdon Donald Phillips Larry Hull

Expenses to be fully reimbursed under Title VIII on the National Defense Education Act Application.

Alex Higdon to attend the Vocational Education Conference sponsored by the U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Dallas, Texas, September 24-25, 1962. Expenses to be fully reimbursed under the Manpower Development Training Act.

The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. Names for Schools Recommended

The Superintendent recommended that the Board name the three new junior high schools currently in the planning stage.

R. #324 School Named Webster

Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the junior high school in the southeast portion of the district should be named Webster Junior High School in honor of Daniel Webster. On roll call, all members voted "Ave."

R. #325 School Named Eisenhower

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Thompson that the junior high school in the northeastern portion of the school district be named Eisenhower Junior High School in honor of Dwight D. Eisenhower. All members voted "Ave" on roll eall .

R. #326 School Named Franklin

Motion was made by Mr. Thompson and seconded by Mr. Estes that the junior high school in the east portion of the central part of the school district be named Franklin Junior High School in honor of Benjamin Franklin. On roll call, all members vo-Fed "Ava." /■mv iX 0 _____ • \ PERSONNEL

Personnel Recommended

It was requested that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form herebv armroved ’be evern+.ad -i-n tv v,, the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved. EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS’ (MRS)

hairrington, rosemary

LIBRARIAN

(MRS)

•5 WASH.-i HERONVILL

HAUGHT,- BETTY M. ,

KDG.

(MRS) ,

JEFFERSON

(MRS) ‘

FRANKLIN, GENEVA

9-5-62

(FILLED BY SUBSTITUTE)

14550.

B»SO

62-63

BUCKNER,

9-14-62

(FILLED BY TRANSFER)

BRYNDA

4200.

Q Q

8 A

V DAY KDG.

(MRS)

LIBRARIAN

;

JEFFERSON

O.B.U.

8-16-62

UNIV. HGTS.

RAUSCH, dai r

ENGLISH

COOLIDGE

MaSRTJN, MARY . ETTA

(mr)

8-24-62

(MRS)

ENGLISH

POOL, ’JANE B.

CULBERTSON •

LANGSTON U.

(MRS)

CULBERTSON

COLUMBUS -6th

WATSON,

9-28-62

1ST

CLAYTON

REEMPLOYMENT

(MR)

“

•';-gq^62

JONES,CHARLES=W.

C.S.C. ■ 52OO.

B.S«

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

■

.MATERNITY (MRS)

CRESTON HTLLS 1ST - 2ND - JRD

J3AKER-, AUDREY. L.

TAYLOR^.

9-21-62

- ..

(NO. REPLACEMENT NECESSARY

_________ .

ECAUSE Of’REDUCTION IN S faff)

8-27-62

; COLUMBUS - 6TH THE SYSTEM”: j ”PREV. IN

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - COHD'D

Personnel

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

ASSIGNMENT

■■■

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

DEGREE . - . COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

OR-- .. . ''

-■

REPLACEMENT •■'.

APPROVED' EXP.

EFFECTIVE ' DATE

REMARKS

9 \..9:!

NEW TEACHERS 1962-1963 (MRS)

(EOEE --

$4200o

ANITA G.

(MR) (NUTT - TRANSFERRED)

(mrs) BONNER, JANE

(HOLLOWAY - RESIGNED)

BUCKNER, DELBERT

(SMITH - ■ l a)

ENGISH

4200,

C.S.C. B.S.

62-63

S.S. - -PHYS.

62-63

62~63

(Mc " elhaney - transferred)

HARDCASTLE, BOBBY

(miss)

Ahearn -

position)

C.S.C.

4200 0

B.S.

MIF 0- . '

8-3l-62

6th

62-63

CLASSEN - - - - ' TIME MUSI "PR'EV. IN . THE [SYSTEM"

62-63

HOME - ■- EC.

9-17-62

BRITTON 2ND - - -[RRD

8-30-62

KDG.

62-63

HOOVER ENGLISH

8-28-62

2325,

M.M.

4700o

Be S®

c.s.c. 4400.

B. S.

4200.

A.Be

(MRS)

(miss) (burns - -

4300 .

B. A.

2100.

B.M.

(miss) "(KELLER - ■ TRANSFERRED)

? (4

;

4200.

(MRS)

LLOYD-., - CYNTHIA A.

i .

4200.

> f

4850.

RUTH

(MRS} : LUKE, VIRGINIA F»

(PARKER - TRANSFERRED)

assignment

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

SALARY'

McAdams, -

ruby

. l.

5100.

jenice

(mrs)

ELOISE

(mRs) REEMPLOYMENT PETERSON, LADELL POOL, JANE B.

ROWLAND, MONA J.

-.resigned)

./(givens

position)

’ (additional

position)

8-29-62

1st' ;

62-63

HILLCREST 59; 4 DAY KDG.

SOUTHEAST 9.?'i

; •

10-1-62

jeffe^rson enGj’sh

9-10-62

PHYS.

62-65

ADAMS 3RD

• 62-63

B 0 S®

4200.

B.A.

9-n-62

62-63

-4ioo.;9

9-17-62

;

■

•“

graamB-LNG,- - LOI S

■

0©S.U. • BoSa

■

;

62-63

A 0 B®

B0A0

4THI

S.S.

/HARD!NG 2

■

9-7-62

9-25-62

9-17-62

DREW - U. 445(0.

;

ensglish

STAR-SPENCER' , .

ALLEGHENY C.

4200.

WAGNER,- - DIANA. - Po

"DURATION - OF .NEED’’

creSton HILLS

B. A.

M.A.

ED.

CLASSEN

O.U.

4600'.

SPEC..

WOODSON - - . 4TH - -- - -5TH I0

O.C.U.

(mrs)

ED.

STAR-SPENCER

M.E.

B.A.

[-9

MOON JR.

R.S.

4900.

4200.

‘'GiLENIN,, VIRGINIA

ELECTRON! CS

VALLEY BROOK '

B.S.

C.S.C.

WILLIS, PAMELA

(Mrs) ■

KDG.

O>U. S.A.

(MRS)

^wjitional

8-2>62

TEXAS COLLEGE

' (Mrs)

)

ill

TEXAS U.

VAUGHN, -PORTIA ■■

If r(majors £* '

9-25-62

4400.

(mr) (MRS)

4 SHIELDS - 4 COOL 1DG

CENTRA! -SP.ED -JVOC.REEI "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM’

4600 0

JOHNI'E

IN THE SYSTEM'

62~63

4200.

STORK, JOHN- R.

pjsition)

"PREV.

(MRS)

^additional

62-63

COOLIDGE - - KDG

•

124

B.S.

C.S.C.

STEPHENS,

(KRAMER -- TRANSFERRED)

2ND

C.S.C.

4200.

EMALYN

SHANNON, CLARENCE

position)

62^-63

M.T.

(MR)

(additional

558O.

(miss)

; . (additional pjoition)

a ^REMARKS

B.S.

(mrs)

(helms - -

JOHNSON 6th

DATE \

LANGSTON U. '

ROGERS,

3rd;

2100.

(MRS)

RESIGNED)

8-30-62

N.E.S. C.

(ANDREWS - L/A)

"DURATION- - OF - -N EED”, ■

HARRISON

■

5 ... .:

B. A.

M.A.

(mrs)

(ANDERSON - ' L/A)

■!

APPRO)^J^ERa ... - - EXP.

.-DEGREE COLLEGE

6000.

4500.

MATTHEWS, HENRIETTA

(oRREN - TRANSFERRED.)-;

c.s.C,

MAXEY.

TIME . '■(TRAVEL I ng)

FOSTER

EASTERN MICH.

MALONEY, THOMAS

62-63

E.T 0 S. Cn M.Ee

B.S.

(MRS)

('GILREATH -- ILL)

B0A0

4200.

(MR)

(vines- - resigned!

9-18-62

O.S.U.

MAIDT, PATRICIA R.

(PRITCHARD - - resigned)

K.S.T.C.'

McConnell,

! (additional- position)

■B.A.

WOODSON-- KDG.

C.S.C. h52)*

(MRS)

EL EM. --STRINGS

.....

' ;■

(MRS)

|:(WATERS - l/*!

BRITTON

O.U.

NAME

NEW TEACHERS 1962-1963

(additional position)

■

ANTIOCH

LITTLEPAGE,

resigned!, .

(taylor—

'(miss)

ADDITIONAL . POSITION)

CAP. HILL JR. '

OBERLIN

KING, - .SYLVIA A.

?(4 'STRIPLING - TRANSFERRED)

U. OF COLO.

KELSEY, VIRGINIA J.

resigned)

HAYES

E.C.S.C.

INNERARITY, ANN R.

additional position)

GRANT ' DRAAT.-DESIGN (TECHJ'

INDIANA U.

HONEYCUTT, MARILYN

(•£ HUFFMAN— TRANSFERRED)

ENGISH

9-4-62

(MRS)

(additional

8-29-62

U, OF TEXAS

HENRY, ALICE N.

l a)

(MRS)

NORTHEAST

B»A 0

B.S.

redeployment

VIVIAN

6th

6500.

(mr)

HAYS,

METALWORK EMERSON

M.T.

O.S.U.

(MR)

ED.

CLASSEN

B.S.

U. OF TEXAS

4550.

HANKINS, BRUCE

- transferred)

SOUTHEAST

N.E.S.C. 530a.

GILL, CLARA E.

IND. ARTS

HARDING

C.S.C.

(additional position)

.(KELTER

9-7-62

NORTHEAST

B.I.A.

62-63

(MRS) ■ transferred)

■

MATH.

4200.

EARL

FOREMAN, A3LEEN

(Cunningham - -

62-63

B0A0

(MR)

■ '»/*

4400 0

(MR)

(MRS)

G.U.

(TRUAX - transferred)

COWAN,

B.S. O.C.U.

4J00 .

BALLARD, KEITH

ipJONES ' - TRANSFERRED)

MARSHALL

C.S.C.

ARMSTRONG,

resigned)

ENG> - - FRENCH, - -' ■ ..!- >- - . - -' . - ' - - . - - - . ; HARDING ;.ENG9 -- ' S^-S.

SUNSET . 1ST - 2ND

9;;!£B9-i.j

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONN'D —........................................... -.... ............".... . ..... ............. -... . ...................... ........... ........ -

- ......

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

It.

Personnel Recommended. ■

'............... ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ■ -............................................

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

NAME

•'

TERMINATIONS

EMPLOYMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

£ J

REPLACEMENT'-

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

NEW TEACHERS J962-J963

(MRS.)

(ADDITIONAL ' POOITION)

(additional

(mrs)

position)

9-26-62

CAP.. KILL SR.' EINH.ISH

9-l?-62

SUNSET " 4TH'- 5TH

o.u.

$4500o.

LARSON,. 'ELEANOR

Bq.A q U. OF TULSA

.VEN^»' G.EOFR.IA

4450c,

BoS,

4600.

BqSq

(MRS)

(JONES - ' ILL)

WILSON, WANDA M.

GRANT - ' HOME ' EC»

OfrSqU'4-

-4.

9-25-62

"duration of need® ll; 7

PERSONNEL -------------------- ;------------------------------------- - ----------------------------------- -

NAME

---------------- ---------- - ------------- 1

- ----- -

EMPLOYMENT--------------------------------------------------------- OR---------------------------------------------------------- REPLACEMENT

TERMINATIONS

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

5ESIGNAT3ON (MRS)

CENTRAL

JAPP, HAZEL H.

INST.

9-7-fe

CLERK

(MRS)

[eufinger

- ' resigned)

MARSHALL

BISSONNETTE, FRANCES

8-3!~62

$185.

(MRS)

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

Wfe

(MRS)

(west

- TRANSFERRED)

INST. DEPT.

FILLEDROWN,

PRISCILLA

9-10-62

230.,

(MRS) (BRUCE - ' transferred)

HUGHES,

(ADDITIONAL POSITION)

M-ITCHELL, KATIE L.

RUTH e.

95.

9-10-62

VALLEY BROOK £ DAY CLERK

95«

8-29-fe

5 DAY CLERK

95.

9-'4-62

GREEN PASTURES

(MRS)

(MRS) ITCH ELL, . KATIE L.

’

GREEN PASTURES

(muss)

GREEN PASTURES i DAY CLERK

8-31-62

COOLIDGE

SECRETARY

190.

FARRIS, MARY Ro

'INST. CLERK

BRADY, ' ' MERLENE

p.,6 - ■•! ■ i

RECOMMEEDAAIONS TO ' THE ■ BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

MRS, ' FLORA M. DRABEK AS A NUR5|NG (FJVE hours

PEr ■ dy),

' effective

INSTRUCTOR A| BURSON,

changes of salary and assignment MRS, WEW' SMITH,

FROM ■ TEMpORARY CLERK, SALARYO$200,00 ' PER MONTH»

uNGl^ERm DEPARTMENT,

TO ' JR. '■ SECRETARY, SAQARY $220,00 PER MOONTH MRS. MARGERY ' ANDERSOIN.

SALARY AT THE RATE OF $3,00 PER HOUR,

OCTOBEr 29, 1962 THROUGH November 2, 1962.

EFFECTS sepTemBer |Q,

HILXCREST, FROM £ T|ME CURK, sAlarY$IO2.5O

ULEtfK, SALARY $235^OO ' pER

month,

effects septemBer

I962, per

m°NTH,

.FIJLL-TWE

I9P2,

CHANGE • OF SALARY

MR, '■ joHN

oWEN.,'

helper'

$200.00 '.PER MONTH-.

'LN ■ THE PRINTING DEPARTMENT- SALARY CHANGIE,

EFFECT*vE

sEptEMBer

1 ',

|9°2.

information ,5.

.MR.

ED|AR PETTY,

•' AGENDA,

did

SHOWN 'E^pLOYED AS A ' ' (JOORDINATOR IN THE INSTRUCT|ONAL DEPARTMENT IN THE JULY

NOT ACCEPT THE ' POSST|ON.

DAY CLERK

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 19.62 - CONT'D

Personnel RecommencLed. RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD; SUBST) TUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 5 9$2"19^3

*A!NSL1E,

PAULINE

APITZ, FRANCES G.

ARMSTRONG;, BAUGH, i I

NANCY

CHRISTINE K.

BOYER, OLA M. CONNOR, ROBERT Co CARTER, ELLA MAE *CORRETT, ARMA

ENGLISH SPAN., MATH.,

IOIO NW I? 221J NW ij

ELEM.,

S.S.,

beaver(bethany)

DAVIS, FAIRY L.

2232 sw 49

ELEM.

3905 NW 60

SCI ENCE

44)2 NW aS

HOME EC.,

GASTON,

152.!

sw 66

ENG., S.S., 4,5,6

JULIAN, WILMA

525 sw 57

3,4,5

1433 sw 34

ENG., HIST., SPAN.

2123 N SHARTEL

SPEC.

LINN, GLADYS Ko

3704 SE 24

ELEM.,

S.S., SPEECH ELEM., MUSIC, MUSIC

IRIS Go GERALDINE M„

2108 sw 5),

31 1

Apt

ENGLISH

ENGLISH, TYPING 2,3,4

NW 25

1301

H.S.

CURR.

LIB.

ENGLISH,

NW 21

4,5,3,

1201 SW 2J 6l2 NE |6

ELEM-,

DRAMA

EL.EM.

MATH,

2836 NW 66

ELEM.,

2700 NW 40

MATH.

1129 GLENWOOD

ENGLISH,

STUART, DOROTHY

2713 DRAKESTONE 4916 STEANSON DRIVE

MUSIC,

SURECK,. DENA

828 NW 48

S.S., H.S.

I J] 0 NW 19

EL EM., MUSIC

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ROGERS,

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SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL

I832 Ng 24 I 61 6 NE 10

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VERA

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FANNIE

DADE,

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BROOKS,

BLACKWELL, CARRIE M.

BUSINESS

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S.S.,

ENG., MATH.

FLOWERS, MINNI E M.

2217 NE 59

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1400 NE 14

HOME EC., S.S,

HATTIE C.

KEELS, LILLIE M.

1437 NE 7

ELEM.,

KEITH, A.

2204 NE 21

BIOL., SCIENCE,

2409 NE 27

ELEMENTARY

2524 NE 18

BUS. ED.

ERVIN

LANGLANAIS,

POLLARD,

RUBY Mo

CHRISTINE A.

*R1CKS, GARV1CE

1136 NE 12

KDG. ELEM.

HOME EC.

■ •

’VICKERS, AGGIE ■ Z. •• » WATERFORD,

S.S., MUSIC

HAZEL L.

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EL EM., JR.

MUSIC.,

MORTON,

RIPPETOE, JACQUELYN Y *RILEY, Eo Eo

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524 MONRONEY DRIVE

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LESPIE

ED.

2428 NW 48 1615 NW 42 PLACE JlloMARYDALE 3136 NW 26

REECE, MILDRED *REEVES, EVA L.

A ■■•

ELEM. ,■

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2908 NJMITZ 29l6 NW 44

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FRANKLIN, LILLIAN E.

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PATRICIA B.

ENGLISH

ED.

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McDermitt, opal j. McPhail, Charles

1 •

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4119 NW IB

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I 312 So DAUGHERTY

34I3 S. STULTS Ii4 sw 43

DANIEL, JERALDINE

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4JO9 n.

HINDMAN, WILMA Jo *HOOD, GENEVA

;

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2712 NW 27

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GATES, JAMES 0. *GREEN, NETTIE P.

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SPEC.

ART, HISTORY

DAILEY, MARTHA L.

EDDE, JEANNE.. C,

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SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY

Hi STORY

MEETING. OF . OCTOBER 1, .1962

Personnel Recommended.

TV T71 TV CX r\ XT XT TH T

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

TERMINATIONS

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

Blackwoof, Eileen

Mgr, Trainee Central

8-30-62

Helper Taft

8-30-fe

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

. .

. Alexander, ' Edith

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

’resignations ;

COUNT'D

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE • DATE

REMARKS

,t.

Helper Brown. Dorothy

Grant

8-30-fe

Boone, ■ Willie

Helper Edwards

8~30-fe

Shaw, Marcella

8-30-62

.8$

Helper Edwards

Cook

Wilson

'Canada. Anna

Catledge, ' Dorothy

Chasteen, • . Lettie

Collins,. ...Bertha

■

Helper-

Helper L

j.. .

•

8-30-fe

: fefe...

8-30-fe

Jefferson

;

Matthews, Faye

,.85

8-30-62

JeffEkson

Jackson, Thelma

.85

8-30-62

Creston . Hills

■

■ Helper

Harding

8-30-fe

Helper

' -‘ • Dobson,•

Ella

Creston Hills

8-30-62

Manag er Hawthorne

8-30-fe

' long Falow

•

9-4-62

Grimmett, MAtie

8-30-62

.90

Key Person Taft

8-30-fe

Estep. • Ada

Baker Capitol Hill Sr.

8-30-62

L ■- f’

• '

Cook ' Longfellow .'

. {

■

Duncan, Emma

fet,

Cook ■ ; Doni hoc, Eugenie

•

'• t .• 4'

•

■■■■■ '

■

■:

? r

Helper 8-30-62

Northeast

Entwine. Margaret

■

Helper

. Fisher, Florence

Roosevelt

i •

Helper Star Spencer

Goff, • -Patti

?•

8-30-fe

brink-,

Doris

fe^-fe

.85

Helper Star

Herring. Dr.

Northwest

8-30-fe

Jolli.f, . Pasha

8--3C-fe

.85

Helper ■

•

orfs

....... -

Reinstatement Appleton, Bessie

8-.30-fe

lee

■

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

fooservice

- - --

NAME

8-30-62

.90

• "— -

•

-----

PERSONNEL

;

. .

- - ■- -

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

;

•

■-

- ' 'A

- ;

---

OR SALARY

Helper

Lee

'•

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

Star

• ••-

[' .

8-30-fe

Helper Hightower, Fannie

Helper . Star . spencer. ' Helper

Harfj. • -Florence Lavada

■ • F’fe;

-k

8-3.0-fe

REPLACEMENT

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RFS IGNAT J (INS

Hovis. Ella

Manager Riverside

Kinney,-Mary-v.

Star Spencer

Loftis, Juanita

Roosevelt

Marshall. Winnie

Olivers-Nadine

8-30-fe

. ,

Helper 9-4-fe'

Hel per

Helper 8-30-fe

Cagle, Dorothy

.85

8~30-fe

Northwest

8-31-62

Minden, Ann

,.85

8-3l-fe

Northwest

Helper Adams

8-30-fe

Weed, Bonni

9-5-62

Helper AdAms ' • . •

fe.

HalpER

■

Helper

•.

Overstreet, Bessie

Helper • Horace Mann

8-30-fe

Patton. Dolor ise

Helper Ridgeview

8-30-fe

Phillips, Helen

Salad'Maker Central

8-30-fe

Price, .Katharine

Manag' er Northwest

8-30-fe

Reger. Zelma

Capitol

Richmond. Lorine

Helper George Wright

‘

Taylor, Edith

fe :

Horace. -Mann

.95

8-30-fe

305.00

8-30-62

Swafford. Mary

.85

8-31-62

Reinstatement Wright. ’Cleoratra

.85

B-30-62

Green Pastures

Davis, Alma A.

Manager

Hawkins-, Marjorie

Thomas, Corean

-Vanourek, Vivian - - -- - - - -

hill Sr.-

••

Northwest,

;

Helper

Grant

8-30-fe

Helper

Mildred

simst

t s?- - -

■

Helper

!■

.85

►

Webster. • • GAiife. .

•

■•

••

. “< : - - -• ■

Grant Msr, Trainee

8-30-62

Central

8-30-fe

Helper‘ Green' . Pastures

8-30-62

Salad Maker Taft

8-30-fe

Elem. Area Supv., Central? • Office..’ ’

7-1-fe .

Helper

...

- -■ - ■ •• ■■■■

■

Hcl PCI* '

■

■'

■

1 - - ■■-■ ■ ..... - ■ ■ -

: '.... ■ ■ ■

■*

Helper

. .• • • ■ ' . • i. i

MEETING OF OCTOBER. . . 1, . 1962 . - . COIN'D

St.

Personnel Recommended

PERSONNEL

FOOD SERVICE

■

EMPLOYMENT '

TERMINATIONS

.NAME.

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

■

nAme

APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

REPLACEMENT

EFFECTIVE -• DATE ...■ • ,

-REMARKS

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

Helper

Northwest

'BAILEY.-.VIRGINIA

9-10=62

Helper kier, Dorothy

Capitol Hill Sr.

9=30=62

Leverht. Martha

Helper Johnson

8-31-62.

Schirck. Vera

Helper . Buchanan

8- 30=62

Gardner, ' Floy . A.

.85

■ ?4,-.

8=30=62

Helper Johnson

/• . . .

Manager ■ TaYlor, Myrtle

Johnson,,

8=30=62

3,,^. .,...,..,1,.,,^^. ■ '• ■

• ■ ■ •• • •

.‘.-y

...jHTr'-.0

TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

SALARY

(Alexander Transferred)

Reinstatement Beatty, Christine

|Attrbrrry Resigned)

Biles, Helen

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

Helper

Reinstatement Baker, Lorrnr

Substitute)

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

New Employees

(Filled

PERSONNEL

FOOD SERVICE

8=30=62

Fillmore

th.oo

8=30=62

Cook Edwards

.85

8=30=62

Helper Sequoyah

.85

•

(Rodman Resigned)

Blair, Ruth

.85

8-30=62

(Collamore transferred)

Brown, Betty

.85

8=30=62

Helper Wilson

Helper

Jefferson Helper

(Additional)

Browning.,

(R* ti cv PcciSMcn]

.85

ivy

8-30=62

Hoover

•■

CHAAMBERS, MAUDRNA

.85

8-30=62

Hrl per Ross

Chloubrr, Genevieve

.85

8=30=62

Northeast

8-30=62

Helper Jackson.

8=30=62

Helper Taft

— -

Helper

'rrasnor ■ Transferred) (Fit ■ l m RY SlIRRTI TIITf)

Clayton. Mabel

(Raj-ley Resignfd )

Cook, Ju^i^st^a

.85

■

Helper (Wilson Resigned)

Devoult, Rena

8=30=62

.85 ■

. (Hicks L/A)

Roosevelt

Cook . Ridgevi

Echols. Willie

.90

(Camp TransffrrfiP

Edger., Freda

.85

8=30=62

(Phfi. ps Rfsignfd)

Fulton. Arrah

.85

8=30=fe

TAYLOR

Helper Sunsft

Helper

(Additional) (At ford .

Resigned

Gentry. Ethel

.85

^31 = 62

Helper ! Northwest ClAssen

Grady.Sue

.85

8=30=62

Helper Shidler

Reinstatement (Hilladay' Transferred)

Graham, Winnie

.95

Grigsby, Berlin

.85

Helper

8-30l=62

Gatewood .

8*30=62

Moon

Helper

(Clewic Resigned) , >

Meettng. of OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended 1 FOOD SERVICE

PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

New Fmpi

DEGREE COLLEGE

SALARY

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

'-REMARKS

owes

Helper

Goodall, Frances

8-50-62

.85

Jefferson

(Almond Transferred)

Hardzog, Glenna

.85

8-50-62

Helper Ridgeview

(Husk Transferred.)

Reinstatement Harris, vashti

.95

8-30-62

Helper Classen

(ADDITIONAL)

HICKS, .. MOLLIE

.85

8-50-62

Spencer

(Baker - Transferred)

Hubbard, Billie

.85

8~50-62

(Pearson 'Transferred)

Johnson. Bissif

.81

8-31-62

Johnson, Katie

.95

8-50-62

Northwest ClasSen

Reinstatement Jones, Velva

.85

(Rupe Resigned)

RoosEvar

Ketter, Elizabeth

.90

8-50-62

.90

9-4-62

Helper Hel per ' John Marshall Helper John Marshall Helper

(Maveifid Transferred)

'(Pi erce Resigned)

Helper

(Glenn' .Transferred)

McCormack, Emma

(Allen Rfsignfb)

Moore. , Elsi e

’

Cook Sequoyah Cook Buchanan

Cook

(Bolden Resigned)

••Nash, Edna

(Anderson Transferred)

Newton. Jewell

(Whitfield Transferred)

Patterson, Effie

(Williams . Resigned)

Peterson, Virginia

(Archer Transferred)'-

Reid.. • Giracie

8-30-62

L 1 NCOLN

.90

8-30-62

Cook Culbertson

.85

8-30-62

Helper ■ Northwest Classen

.85

8-50-62

Helper John Marshall

.85

8-30-62

Helper Sunset

.85 i

9-4-62

Wheeler

8-50-62

Helper Hoover

8-50-62

Helper Northwest Classen

;

Helper

' -

(Additional)

JSc&TT Resigned)

(Smith Transferred)

■

.85

. Reynolds, Ada

.85

’ ROLLF,' BEATRICE

PERSONNEL

FOOD;SERVICE

TERMINATIONS

assignment

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT SALARY

NAME

DEGREE • COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED ' EXP.

1 -

REMARKS

N£’.: EMPLOYEES

(Kirkpatrick •

transferred)

Helper 8-30-^2

.-95

Manager

■

Linwood•

Sitterly, Francis

(Rorertson • RfsUgneid) Rrocumt

Northeast

R *1-62

Helper• • : • Jeffersons

Stegall. Priscilla

.85

(Additional)

Stallworth, Jenette

.90

("Harris Resigned)

Stone, • Verna

.8?

Sullivan,

.85

8-30-6)2

Cook Truman

(Miller. Transferred)

Thomas, Iva

-. .85

' '

. .;• dup•' "

8-30-62

Northeast'

8-30-62

Lincoln

8-30-62

Helper _ . f ' Douglass . |.

8-30-62

CLASSEN’.|- 'I'

Helper opal

Helper • - . . Ridgeview. • • ' .

Helper

(Horton•Resigned)

■

8-30-62

■ t'P*TAM-

8-50-62

■

('Stiver

' '

Helper .85

hill' Jr.

Capitol

8-30-62

235.00

Scott. Frances

(Compton Tran^^ieerheid)

Reinstatement Schuler, Anna

' H

; >

Helper |.

^ (Lankford Transferred) 1

£.

Thornton, Lace

.95

HaPER

Vance, Mary

(Minter Resigned)

Vaughan, Dorothy

.85

Ward, Ruby

.85

Wester, - Evelyn

..85

Yon. Juleia

.85

8-30-62

.95

(Hjbbard Resi-gned)

. 8--30-62

.•

th *

Helper ■ df' Shields Heights

(Smith

transferred)-

'' If

: •:

John Marshall <

8-30-62

Helper ., | hoov'er* |

•HeiLer ■

9-4-62

•

, (Additional)

Harding

Helper

■

-/Hagler L/A)

’

8-30-62

west®

EchoIlS

Hills

MEETING OF OCTOBER .I, 1962 - CONT'D

Personnel RecommencLed.

PERSONNEL

SERVICE

1--------------- -——-------------------------------- -----------------------—

NAME

EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS

salary

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

APPROVED EXP.

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS

Blackwood, ■ Robert

Floorman

■ " " Hoover

8-24-62

9-7-62

0. L.

102.50.

Reinstatemant Harrison, Charles

205.00

Nees,

9-4-62

Floorman

Hoover

. x

CUSTODI AN "

Brewfil.

Mark Twain

E„ ■ H„

i Clark,

PHLiP

(Marshall & Hoovei

■

Wt 11 ard C.

Grant

9-l4-fe

Floorman Southeast

9-18-62

Ml cha Fl

Rni GON. " Cl INTON

'' '"'

■ ■ Harrison,-

Charles

■■

Floorman Woodson Floorman John marshall

Murphy. Doyle

8-3l-62

Jameson, Alfred

9-21-62

51.25

205.00

Enochs, Lester- C.

205.00

NnRTHWFST

0-21-62

Floorman Adm. Bldg.

9-10-62

Holloway, Hub i

i T.

McCutchen, Jerry

102.50

9-7-62

Miller, billy

102.50

9-11-62

Henry, "Fred

Floorman ,

Smith. "' Eiirfnf ,V

9-l4-62

(

53-75'

9-1 |-62

Heronville ' j i T. Floorman - - .

9-11-62

Gatewood

C.LALK,PHLLi'po-

- - -;

Floorm AN Marshall, k Hoover

' Reinstatement HArrison Clyde W.

9-5-62

205.

;

Floorman

( (

Northwest

9-18-6)2

205.

Floorm

| Th

Floorman

Moon

8-31-62

Posey, Robert

8-30-62

Ray, Charlie

■ M.

■ i

TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT

NAME

■

Floorman

Moon

SALARY

■

REPLACEMENT

DEGREE COLLEGE

Pl ERCE

9-6-62"

205.

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

9-4-62

102.50

PERSONNEL

SERVICE

NAME

Floorman

Harmony

9-4-62

i T.

8-3l-62

Pierce

Summers, Alvie

Northwest

■

Northwest

Floorman John Marshall

8-31-62

John Marshall

5 T.

9-25-62

1 T. FloormAn"

Floorman

Robertson-. David

Floorman'; Woodson?'

i T.

Lord, Mark

3/4 T.'FlooRman

PH l FN. : ERNI F : R.

9-4-62

Floorman

Gatewood Custodian Davis

Lonergan, - Charles

T. Floo WHEELERf ■ . T

9-25-62

205.00

8-3!--62

HFRONVII " LE T.

Floorman

Harmony

Allgood, . Samuel Louis

9-4-6>2

■

Floorman

•g ■ T.

<An

i 8-29-62

)--------- —------- - ------------- - -------:----------

Humble, Keith

T. ■ Floorman ;■ Marshall & hoover--

■

Whffler

i 9-18-62

Floorman

i I.

FnWPR.

9-14-62

Floorman

5 T.

Dunn. Virgil Dnnn.

Floorman:

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

"'RESIGNATION^ ■ ■ i■T.

Floorman

Thomas. Brasel

Johnson

Thomas, Brasel

8-31-62

i ' T..Floorma n. ■ PowL. FYt

Gary

R. 21

Ighnggn

0-4-62

3/4 ■ T. Floorman

3/4

Ti.pps, Bobby " Joe

Nichols Hills

8-31-62

T.Floorman

FLOORMAN 8-31-62

Southeast

Folsov. jesse

205.

9-4-fe

Southeast

Floorman

Tr-fbbfe, " Jack

8-31-62

Ltnwood

Floorman Unsell,:Thomas

Shields Heights

9-14-62

Yondell, " Albert

Floorman Harding

8-31-62

W33 '.

McCormack, Carl

205.

Harding

Adm-. Bldg

9-4-62

■

9-24-62

FLOORMAN"

Wiley. -Homer

...

■■-

i T. Floorman

.Eaton, Earl Pete

Floorman Harding..

9-7-62"

Humble, Keith

205.

Floorman Adm.- Bldg.■

9-ll-62

ENGINEERING

RESIGNATIONS

sWSeCORDER ' ' " "■ """

Hancock. Wayne

9-24-fe

■ ■ ■ ■ .1

MAINTENANCE

.■

■ ■■

I '■

■'

.d ■

LEAVE ■ OF ■ ABSENCE ; ■ 1 —___

■

J '

MEETING OF,OCTOBER,1, 1962.- COOIT'D

Personnel Recommended

» ■

PE-RSO-NNEL

SERVICE

TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

effective' DATE

REPLACEMENT

EMPLOYMENT

NAME

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

NEW EMPLOYEES

: (Stewart Transferred)

Craft, Coleman

205.00

9-20-62

Floorman Fillmore Floorman

■ (Dunn

Dodd, Willard

205.00

9-4-62

Southeast

(02.50

9-4-62

transferred}

i T. Moorman

^(Additional)

Mayfield. Raymond

Northwest Classen

Floorman Sunset

"i T.

1-A.nniTioNAi )

Reynolds. Gilbert

102.50

<--8-62

Rice. Erwin W.

102.50

<---62

i T. Floorman 2

(Additional)

Samples. Danny

I (Butler Transferred)

Whirry, Donald-

■safety

personnel TERMINATIONS

ASSIGNMENT

NAME

9-7-62

205.

EMPLOYMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

M-62

102.50

SALARY

NAME

i T. Floorman

Capitol Hili. Jr. Relief Floorman All Schools

REPLACEMENT

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

Northlast ;

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

NEW EMPLOYEES

9-1-62

Driver Star Spencer Bus

. (Additional)

De Spain, Alton

$100.

^(Additional)

Kiser, Ronald

#100.

9-1-62

Bus Driver Star Spencer

Minor, Danny

$100.

<H-62

Bus Driver. Star ' Spencer

Jones-, Sam Leon

$100.

Powell. Tony

Russell, George

f.(Harmon

Resigned)

(Minor Resigned) ■■

Rf^irnfd)

ffcni nFM

' f

Driver Star Spence#.

9-l7-62

#100.

9-l-62

Bus Driver Star ■ Spencer i

| ‘

#100.

9-l-fe

Bus

(

BUS DRIVER'

(Rahl. Resigned

■ '

[

Star Spencer i

• '

•

■

TV' Station

Twiner Tran.sF-lrrlD'

Hallett. Edward

.....

#3000.

^4-62

Camerama n -

MEETING of - OCTOBER . . 1, 1962 - COJNP’D

Personnel Recommended

FOOD SERVICE

■

CHANGE- IN STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS -OF- 'FOOD SERVICE - DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

Melo

Alexander, Cook at Edwards

Gladys Almond, Helper

Ridgeview

Bonnie Archer, Helper at Wheeler

Virginia .C. BAILEY, Helper

Ione

E. BAKER, Helper

Cook at Garden Oaks, Salary

Helper at West Nichols Hills,- salary

Cook

Madison

John Marshall

Ona May Beesley,

H&per

Helper

30,

Hajzel Blackburn, Helper at McKinley, Salary effective August 30, 1962,

Dena

Kaiser,

August

.95 per hour,

.90 - per hour,

per month to

$275.

salary $1.00 per hour,

30,

August

30,

1962.

effective. August 30,

effective august 3°,

Production Manager

1962.

at - Douglass,

effective august jo,

1^2.

Substitute Helper at McKinley, Salary .85

.90 per hour to

Bower, Substitute Helper Unassigned, August 30, 1962.

effective

1962.,

1962.

Capitol Hill Jr.,

per hour,

Saury

E^fFE<^*^nVE- August 30,

.85 per hour, effective

Northwest Classen, Salary

Central, Salary

at Kaiser to cook at

Elizabeth Bohroeen, Helper August 30, 1962.

to Helper at toov^

Edwina Batson, Secondary Manager Trainee Salary $195. per month, effective August

$1.00 per hour,

Wheeler, Salary |-,00

Helper at Valley brook,

salary .80 per hour to

salary .85 per hour,

Permanent Helper, Salary

per hour,

effective

.85 per hour,

effective

John Marshall, Salary

Oza Sue Brinkley, Substitute Helper at

Salary

,85 per hour,

effective august 30,

brown, First EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4

Dortheria

Vivian Brown, Helper august 30,

Baker

,80 per hour to

- Permanent Helper at John Marshall,

1962.

Moon, Salary

$i,00 per hour to

Second Baker

Moon, Salary

.95 per hour,

19&2.

Taft, Salary

,80 per hour to

Second Cook

Taft, Salary

.95 per hour,

effective

196;?.

Virginia r. Camp, Helper September 4, 1962.

Sunset, - Salary

.80 per hour to

Agnes CATES, Manager Trainee at Central, Salary effective August 30, 1962.

Substitute unassigned, Salary

Manager

$275. per month to

.83 per hour,

Wheeler, Salary

effective

$2'5. per month,

NETA COLLAM0RE, HELP R AT JEFFERSON SALARY .9D PER HOUR TO PRODUCTION MANAGER AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARy $195. PER MOfNTH,

EFFECTS AUGUST 30,

1962.

Althea Leota ELLIS, Manager at Harding

Manager,

Mildred

C. EvANS, Secondary trainee at CENTRAL, PER HOUR, ELECTIVE AUGUST 30, 1962.

Betty Jean Garret, Permanent Helper effective august 30,

salary $275.

Pierce, Salary

John ^rshaal, salary per month to

.80 per hour to

$285. per month

Key

Helper at

effective .AUGim 30, .1962.

Central, Salary -fi»1'5

Substitute Helper, Salary

.85 per hour,

19612.

Clarice Harper Gasts1 Helper EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4,

at DouGLASs,

Salary

.30 per hour to

First Baker at Mon, Salary

fi.00

pER

h°ur,

1962.

LEBERTA REECE GLSVER, HELPER AT MOONJTO HELPER AT DOUGLASS, SALARY .90, PER . HOUR, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30,

Mildred Green, Manager Trainee at Central, EFfFE(CTIVE AUGUST 30,

Leona Eunice Hammer, Manager August . 30, 3962.

Norma - Hash, Helper

EFFECTIVE AUGUST*^

salary $175, per month to

Manager at Rancho, Salary

$185.

per month,

I962.

John 1962.

John Marshall -

Marshal, 'SaLary'-.80.

Manager at Classen, Salary

per hour ' to'

>85 per - hour to

$335.

per month,

'First .- Cook . at Hoover, Salary ::■

. ■ '

Zella Hemker, Cook at - 'WHBELeR,-' Salary effective - august - 30, '1962.

First Cook

effective

$110 per hour,

Northwest Classen, .Salary ||.io'

per hour,

MEETING OF OCTOBER . 1, 1962 - COUNT'D

Personnel Recommended

h- ■'

’ ■

P-20

FOODSERVICE

CHANGE IN STATUS ■ AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNELS

Rolla Higgs, Substitute Helper Unassigned, Salary hour, effective august 30, 19612.

Jewell

effective

Holliday, Helper August

^^,

Gatewood, Salary

.80 per hour to

effective August 30,

at Central,

Lucille : Littlejohn, helper September 5, 1962.

Salary

$275.

at Northwest EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30, I9&2.

Central, Salary

at 30,

Permanent Helper

Amelia Nb.son Mariman, Two August 30, 1962.

Classen, Salary

hour

Valley Brook

Helper

Willard

Horace Mann, Salary

$245.

•

per

effective august 30, ' 193$.

Taft, Salary'.95

per hour,

effective

Elementary Manager

$275. per month to

at '

,95 per hour to

per hour to

Helper at Northwest Classen, Salary

Helper

Capitol Hill Sr., Salary

Four

hour

Harding-, Salary

.85 per HouR,

.95 per hour,

effective

Helper at Emerson, Salary $i.05 per

Septei«iber

hour,

4, 1962.

eiffective

John ■ MARSHALL, Salary

.90 per hour to :

.80 per hour to

Substitute Helper

Roosevelt, Salary

.85

First baker at Hoover, Salary $9.00 per hor,

I962.

Alene Meyer, Substitute Helper Unassigned, Salary per hour, effective august 31, 1962. Bertha Jones ■ MlLLER, Helper

Douglass

.80 per hour to

Helper at Moo1 Salary

Lillian Morgan; Second effective august 30,

per HouR,

Edna Mayfield, Permanent Helper at Roosevelt, Salary per hour, effective August 30, 1962. at

1962.

Maggie Geoffroy Lyon, First Baker at Harding, Salary $i.io effective August 30, 1962.

EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30,

«.

Permanent Helper at Madison, Salary .85

.80 per hour to

at Taft, salary .80 per hour to Key Helper at

Zeal in Roper Lowe, First Cook

Jennie Melvi^ Helper

Manager

per month to

Helper at Emerson Salary ,90

M. Lovelady, Secondary Manager Trainee Bryan, Salary $185. per month, effective August

McPANia,

..85 per hour,

1962.

Gustavia

Jbwell

Substitute Unassigned, Salary

.85 per

Edith Lankford,i Helper at Classen

$1.00 PER HOUR,

Edgemere, Salary

1962.

Goldie Keathly, Substitute Helper Unassigned,' Salary per hour,

Permanent Helper

1962.

Birdie Johnson, Manager Trainee month,

.80 per hour to

baker at HARDING, salary $1.05 ,per hour to 1962.

Maxine Oldham, Substitute Helper Unassigned, Salary August 30, 1962.

Permanent Key Helper

.90 per hour,

Roosevelt, Salary

effective august- 30,,

^62.

First Baker at Harding, Salary |i.|5

.80 per hour to

Permanent . Helper

.95

Hoover, Salary

per hour,

.85■per

hour, effective

Leona Pearl PEARsoN, Helper at John MARSHAAL, HOUR, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4,

Laura

PoNSOR,

$1.05 per hour to

First baker at John Marshall,, Salary $|.i5' pER

1962.

Manager at Classen

E sie B. RHODES, Second Cook at effective August ^^, 1962

Manager at Harding, Salary

Northwest CLAssEN, Salary

Lucy ROsers, Substitute Helper Unassigned, PER HDUR, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30, 1962.

$305. per month,

effective august 30,

.95 per hour to cook at

^62.

Madison, Salary $l>05

pER hour, ■;

Salary

Mona Si eman, Substitute ...Helper Unassigned, Salary hour,, effective August 30, - 1962.

.80

per hour to

Permanent Helper

Putnam Heights, Salary

.85

.80 per hour to

Permanent Helper

Harrison, Salary .

? ;

.85 per j

MEETING of OCTOBER 1, 1962- . - CCONE'D

J*.

____ _____ . FOOD SERVICE

Personnel RecoumiencLecl

\____________________ _ ______________________ _ __________________________

CHANGE ■ IN STATUS ' AND/OR ■ - ASSIGNMENTS OF FOOD • SERVICE . • DEPARTMENT PERSONNELS

I.E.nr Smith, Helper ' at west Nichols HOI^Rj' EFFECTIVE AUGUST ?0, 'I9&2.

Milerne Smith, Manager effective August 30,

Opal Smith, Helper

Mann, Salary

#185.

Northwest Classen at

Polk

Helper

per month to

HOUR,

EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4,

Alice

Tharp, Helper

Monroe

.80 per hour to

Helper at Johnson, Salary

Central, Salary $175.

Lavena Voss, First Baker at John Marshal, Salary hour, - effective August 30, 1962.

hour,

per hour,

hour,,

#1.05 per- hour,,.'

August

effective

effective august 30,

Permanent Helper

.95 per hour,

effective

30,

;

1962.

1962.,

Moon, Salary

.85 per

.80 per hour to

August

30,

1962.

Hawthorne, Salary |i 85.

per month to -Manager at

$1.10 per hour to

Clevis Watson, Substitute Helper Unassigned, Salary

Anna

McKinley, Salary

per

1962.

Flossie Van Noy, Substitute Helper Unassigned, Salary Salary .85 per hour, . effective August 30, 196:2.

Leola Wilson,

Helper

Helper at KAISER, Salary f i„00- per

Jean Van Horn, Manager Trainee at MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30, I962.

Lorene- WEBIB,

West Nichols - Hills, .Salary '$1.00

Taft, Salary $i.00

Adeline Taft, Substitute Helper Unassigned, Salary

effective august 30,

Cook

.90 per hour to

1962.

Bonnie Sutton, Helper

at Horace

Hills, Salary ■

per

Permanent Helper at Rancho Village,

Second Baker

Cook

Harding, Salary

Wilson, Salary

$1.15 per

.90 per hour,

1962.

Manager

manager at Harmony to

Helper at Roosevelt

Willis, Substitute Helper at effective august 30, 1962.

at .Johnso1

Salary

- Helper at Pierce, Salary

John Marshall, Salary

Gladys ZnmlnR, Second Cook at Taft, Salary effectve September 4, 1962.

.90 per hour to

$245.

per month,,

.95 per hour,

.80 per hour to

effective

August

30,

30/ 1962.

1962.

Permanent Helper, Salary

First Cook at Taft, Salary

.85: per

$1.10 per hour,

FOOD SERVICE THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .8J PER HOURS NAME

SCHOOL

Merle Minter Louise

UIASsSIGNED Unassigned

White

Ml'lNENAIAECE•

CHANGE ' |N SALARY AND STATUS - 'OF THE MAINTENANCE , DEPARTMENT PERSONNELS'

•

Pleays .Lnn Adams, a temporary back . hon - operator ig . the Plumbing department, salary'$ i .50,.pnr hour changed . to a regular Sncoge Year apprentice Plumber, salary >3200, per year, effective AuGust26, 19621

John

G,. Bacog,

ig the

Temporary - Laborer . in the Landscape - Department, Salary $1.25' pnr hour Landscape - Department, salary' ' $2800. .rnr- year, effective September - - 2$, ' 1962,

changed 'to - a.

'Regualr-' Laborer

Johg Dielott, a temporary helper ig thn Drayagn Department, salary .#1 .25 pnr hour changne to?a .'Regular ig - thn drayage department,' salary $3000. pnr YNAR, iE^^FE(^'T|tVE AUGUST 26, 1962.

Clinton |saeorn DosNR, a temporary Laborer ig the cwcrfte" department, salary Regular common Laborer, salary $2900. per year, effective august 26, 1962.

Helper •"

‘

$1.25 pnr hour chaggne to a

Johggy Len Garrard, a temporary operator ig the heavy equipment department, salary $1.75 pnr hour chaggne Regular Apprentice Wheeled Caterpillar Operator, salary $3500. pnr year, 'effective august 26, 1962.

a temporary apprentice Glazier and Painter ig the - Glazing age' Paigitigg Department, SALARY $I.65 PER 'HOUR CHANGED TO A REGULAR FIRST YEAR APPRENTICE GLAZIER ' AND PAINTER, SALARY $3000. PER YEAR,

Lno Richard Gillaspia, effective august 26,

1962.

Bobby Gngn Goesny, a temporary First Year apprentice Painter,

painter ig the

Painting Department,

salary$3000. per year,

salary' $1.65 pnr hour changed to a

Matt Goss,

'a temporary laborer ig thn masonry Department, salary $1.35 per hour chaggne to a SALARY $3100. PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26, - I 962.

Warren Hareigg Hudspeth, a temporary ' Electrician ig the Electrical Department, to. a ' Regular electrician, Salary $4ioo. pnr year, effective' August 26, 1962.

Walter Klopfnnsstig, a Temporary Helper ig the Electrical Department, salary Regular Appirfcticn Electrician, salary $3200. pnr year, effective august 26,

Prnstog Nix, a temporary Laborer ig the grounds 'Department, Laborer,'salary $2900. per year, effective august 26, ' 1962.

Regular Laborer,’■

salary $2.05 pnr - hour chaggne .

$1.35 pnr HpuR chaggne

$1.50 pnr hour chaggne to

salary $1.25 pnr hour chaggne to a

EEware '.Owings, a temporary Roofer ig the Roofing -Department, salary . $2.00 ' pnr hour changed to a prentice Roofer, salary ' $3500' '. per ■ Year,■ ' effecti ve August- 26,' T962. ■

) o

ro a

1962.

Dnwey.Lnn McGill, a temporary Snmi-Skillee Laborer ig the Drayagn 'Department, . salary a Regular Truck .Driver, salary $3200. per year, effective august ' 26, ' 1962.

Regular

effective august 26, 'I962,

Regular Common

Regular

Elzie -.Qualls, a.Rngular apprentice Operator . ig the Heavy Equipment - Department, salary $3300, per year . changed . . to $3400., per year,'-nffnctivn august 26, - 1962. Floyd-

- a temporary

Helper ig

the

Welding ' Department,- . salary - $1.50

Year.apprentice WNLENR, salary $3200. pnr

YNAR,

EFFECTIVE

pnr HopR 'chaggne to a regular -

Kegntth. G. ' Thompsog, a temporary Roofer ig - the Roofing Department, ' - - salary Roofer, salary $3500. per year, effective august 26, '1962.

apprentice .

Sncoge -

' SePT^BNR ' II,' '1962. $2.00 ' ' per hour chaggne to a.

Regular

MEETING .OF . OCTOBER. .1,. . 1962. - . COONrD.

Personnel Recommended.

SERVICE

|N STATUS AND WARY LN . THE ' SERVICE DEPARTMENT - PERSONNEL;

CHANGE

Virgi

e„

Duiw. ■ a

GrANT, SaLary

Floorman

$IO5«,

pER

School,Sai_ary $2h0. SePTeMblr 4, I9fe.

at Southeast..h

mONTHs

LFFLCTIVL

PER MONTH CHANGED TO HALF TIME FLOORMAN AT U. S.

TV STATION

CHANGE |N STATUS AND SALARY |N THE BROADCASTING CENTER PER^NNEL;

AMERAMAN

, FuLL*T*rE . C aT Thl tv Statinn. saLary $250. per . month changed to a cAMerAMAN, ..SALARY ?|'66.66 PER MONTH, E-FFECT!VE SEPTEMBER |7, J962/ - J

MAINTENANCE

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS ' IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT - PERSONNEL;

ivf.

Harold

Caulkins

as a

Laborer ' in

thl

Carpentry

Gene . 'Quentin Danill .as . a .Slmi-Skil.ld Laborer August 28, 1962. PHI.LLIP . GRISSAM

as a

as a Temporary EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER lO. l 962.

Archil Edward Pierce

department. salary- Jl,25 .. plr hour, ' effectiveAugust ??•,.T^6?.

in thl

Carpentry

department. Salary t|f?O

as a

Frederick Hartley Stephens September ' io, 1962.

as a

the

Carpentry

Salary |i.25

department.

Temporary Laborer in

#l.25'

pER

hour.

efflCtlve

•

PER"HOUR.

Landscape

the

Whalan Prkley Wood as a Temporary ellctroniccs Helper effective 'September in, 1962. ,

in the

SepTEmber.To»

EfTLiCflVE

per hour.

lfflctwl

department. salary

pER

^lctromcs’■

‘

in the ellctronics' Department. ' salary $j.°0

Ellctonnic's Helper

Laborer in

TEMPORARY 'LABORER IN THL GARAGE DEPARTMENT. SALARY

Clarence Gene Mayo

Regular Part T|me

PER

Autsuct h°ur.

department.' salary I1*00

h°ur,

50.

J962.

lfflctivl

PER

hour,

AUDIO . VISUAL

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Joe Crumley Jo. as a1 Temporary Photographer in hours.per week, effective September 18. 1962.

the

Audio Visual .department,

Paul Trissll as a Temporary Textbook distribution clerk in ' Twenty . (20) hours per week, effective September 6. 1962,

the

pER ■ h°ur

salary

Audio Visual Deihtr.tment. Salary

SAFETY

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS

$l.25

PER

hour ‘

For

-1

•

IN THE SAFETY DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

Heblot E. Brasher ■ as .a Temporary Crossing .Guard during . the . remaining. 'of Elementary . School, .salary $6.00 per day. effective Slptlimber _ li.

ENGINEERING

for . toenty teo)

the' construction .at the

Poatoie 'QU|en 'SP

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE - ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

as a Temporary . Architectural Engineering Draftsman in the Engineering department for a probationary PERIOD. .OF . NINETY (90) DAYS. SALARY $5'l00. PER YEAR,. EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER - 24. ' - I962*

Chester Pope

R. #327 Personnel Approved

Mot-ion to approve the foregoing personnel was .made ' by Mr. Thompson, seconded by Mr. Beimett, and carried on r^PL call with all members voting "Aye

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1,1962 - CONT'D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Approval of the followii3| recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the September payrolls, authorize issuing the October payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills as per itemized list below.)

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

W-

Jills and ’ayrolls tecommended

Tr-“

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

FOR PAYMENT OCTOBER 1, 1962

THE ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT AND THE BUSINESS MANAGER HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. THE AUDITOR HAS CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1962-63 GENERAL FUND

79.811.Lit

1961- 62 GENERAL FUND

54,513.54

1962- 63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

67,015.04

1961-62 BUILDING. LEVY FUND

$«?

76,359.97

Bond Fund

102,371.36

380.071.35

TOTAL

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation General Instruction Instructional Office

Low Low

Almanac Films, Incorporated Audio Visual Materials

Standard

American Hairdresser Magazine General Instruction

Publisher Selected

5.00

American Heritage General Instruction

Publisher Selected

11.75

American Radiator Service Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular

Selected Selected

American Technical Society Adult School Supplies

Publisher Selected

Approved Fire Appliance Company Fire Extinguishers

Selected

Mrs. Odie P. Archer Special Education

Reimbursement

8.00

Arrow Bag Company General Instruction

Low

3.12

Associated Public School Systems Miscellaneous

Agreement

1.34 3.00

4.34

52.50

7.50 6.00

13.50

4.97

15.75

480.00

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-2

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) Audio Visual Department Audio Visual Materials

Reimbursement

8.68

Avalon Daggett Productions Audio Visual Materials

Standard

7.50

Bailey Films, Incorporated Audio Visual Materials

Standard

52.90

Arthur Barr Productions, Inc. Audio Visual Materials

Standard

12.25

Berry Oil Company Maintenance Supplies Maintenance Supplies

Low Low

Binghams Printing Inks General Instruction

Low

Black & Decker Manufacturing Company Vehicular, Regular

Standard

Paul Blakeney Company Repair Parts for Mower Repair Parts for Mower

Low Standard

Boardman Machinery Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Standard

Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc. Library

Publisher Selected

Clarence L. Boyd Company, Inc. Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Standard Standard

Lloyd D. Briggs In Service Training

Board Action

Brittain Brothers Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected

Bureau of Educational Research & Service Title 5, Supplies Title 5, Supplies

Board Action Board Action

. 134.10 491.70

625.80

123.25

3.00

24.75

75^5 .

100.20

25.06

5.14

319.00 434.50

753.50

23.86

5.30

â– 85.20 1.98

87.18

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, -O62 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

■1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-3

Wilma Cain (Clerk) Board Members Expense Petty Research Office Petty Postage Petty Publication for Curriculum Library Petty Book Rebinding Petty Newspapers (Christian Science Monitor)Petty General Instruction Petty In Service Training Petty Heat (Propane) for Grant Elementary Petty Vocational Equipment Repair Petty Mower Repair Petty Vehicular, Regular Petty Vehiuclar, Heavy Petty

Cash Cash Gash Cash Cash Cash. Cash. Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash

Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement

3.40 14.00 7.00 6.00 3-58 99.00 30,02 15.00 35.20 3.81

l#$0 4* 64 8.00

231.45

Charles Carpenter In Service Training

Board Action

Carpenter Paper Company Storeroom Stock Instructional Office Business Office . General Instruction

Low Low Low Low

E.B. ’’Jack” Castle General Instruction

Low

Bob Cates Vehicular, Regular Custodial Supplies

Low Low

4.00 ■ 48»68

Central Oklahoma Equipment Company Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular

Standard Standard

17.78

Churchill Films Audio Visual Material

Standard

22.50

City of Midwest City Water & Sewage

Utilities

32.61

City of Nichols Hills Water & Sewage

Utilities

- 40.10

City Office Supply, Incorporated General Instruction Project Planning & Instruction Adult School Supplies

Low Low Low

City Spring Works, Incorporated General Instruction Vehicular, Heavy Duty

17.26

103.20 5.14 28.23 3.70

140.27

125.14

_7..45 .

52.68

24.93

9.09 25.40

■ kl-^5 -

if ill Selected- . .

17.50 16.54

79.94

34-04

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - .COIN'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) City of the-Viltage Water

B-A;

Uilitees' •'■yr.y •

Consumers Union of U.S. Incorporated Printing '

Puulisier Selected

Coronet Films Audio Visual Mterials .Audio Visual Mteritls

St^d^d Stpndprd

Cooy’s MoHon Picture Equipment Repptr to Instructional Equipment

Sttndard

6.00

37.50 109.50

147.00

48 • 48

, -I

Mrs. Heinry Cousins Speeial Education

Reimbursement

Daygreei Dixie Company Veeicultr, Heavy Duty

Selected

DDtly Lti Jumpi-Record Legal Publication Legal Publication

Puulisier Publisher

Darmenburg. Distrilutirg ComjEuny Geneal Instruction M-intentnce ■ Equipment MLintentnce Supplies

Loi Loi Loi

de . Rochemont ■ Fillm Lilrtry Audio Visual Mtteial

Standard

Watt Disney Productions Audio Visual Mttritls

Standard

49.09

H. Dorsey■Douglas, Incorporated Office Machines

Standard

39.07

Dowlings, Incorporated Repptr to Instructional Equipment

Standard

58.75

Dornntoin• Cheerdet, Inc. Repptr to Instructional Equipment Veliicd-Pr, Repptr

Standard Sianda:rd

Bill . Doyle Instruction Office Project Panning & -Instruction Project Supplies ’ ' ■ Project Supplies Instructiont! Office Instruction!.Office Instruction! - Office

Loi Loi Loi Loi Loi -... . Loi Loi

1- .. 50.00

7 1.35

29.95 18.25

48.20

. 108.00 193.69

359.52

12.00

■.

' •.

1.37 26.24

27.61

17.75 88.75 112.50 4.80 23.00 7-50 2.50

256.80

MEETING OF . . OCTOBER, . 1,.. 1962 . - .COM' D

Bills and Ptyrolls Recommended.

B-5

V.I962-63 GENERAL . FUND (continued)

Dulaneys Repair to Instructional. Equipment Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected Selected

Bob Dimming - Jones Lawn Repair Mieeials

Selected

Duplicating Products Inc. of Oklahoma Office Machines Office. Machines Office. Machines Office Machines Office. Machines Office . Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office. Machines Office Machines

Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard

Electronic Supply Compainy Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected

1.80

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc. Audio Visual Mateials

Standard

86.40

Feetriss Sound Engineering Compainy Electronic Supplies

Selected

17.34

Films of the Nations Dist., Inc. Audio Visual M'iteiils

Standard

Selected Low

Standard

Harry Furlong In Service• Training

Genea!. Biological ' ■ ■ Supply-House Genra! Ins 11^071..™.

(GnLtnal Elertric.Supppy Com]:a■iny Re]:pi.ir . to Instructional. Equipment

■ . Low

1,091.02

20.05

580.04

5.17

3.01

8.18

. 12.72

12.50

Board. Action.

•; n .• .

.■

gyFleck Beering Company ; : J Veeicular, • Heavy Duty 0<y VelM-Ciu-ar, Reg'iuan

• : . Frith Films Audio Visual Maieniilt

6.75 2H0.31 96.64 s«S9•44 - ,81.31 42.32 52.83 66.82 77.83 366.77

Rertal Agreement

Low

49.12

140.25

. • ...First National Management Cooptation TV.Equipment Reirtal

Foo-Vliet Drug Company ' Supplies

38.87 10.25

■

22.57

, .•

■

. • Selected; 0

■ -4 ■ ■

14.15

16.91

MEETING.. OF OCTOBER. 1 j . . 1962..-... COIN.' . D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-6

1962-63 GENERAL.FUND (continued)

Gnneal Truck, Incorporated Veeicular, Regiu.ar

Standard

Glue &.Paste Distributors, Inc. Geneal Instruction

Low

169.21

Puubisier Selected

298.00

Great Books of tie

4*04

Woold

Library

Haat InduuStial Supply Company Furniture ■ Reppar Mateials

Low

D.C. Heati and Company Textbooks

■

45.60

8.59

Puubisier Selected

Herman's Spoofing (Goods Storeroom Stock

Low Letter .Bid

H & H ■ Equipment. Company Veeiciu.ar, Heavy Duty

Selected

Alex Higdon In Service■ Training

Board.Action

. 11.90

Board ■ Action

300.00

Hillcrest . Presbjyerian Church ■ Building. Reiinal

Hudiburg CCeerooet, Incorporated Geneal Instruction

. Agreement

761.25

12.22

108.68

Larry Hui . In Service Training

Board . Action

- 23.43

Huinicker Brothers tGeneaa Instruction

Board ■ . Action

77.80

Induutrial Artis Supply . Fu^rn.ture ■ Reppar Mateials

Low

36.00

The mstrurneentaist Company (Geneal Instruction

Puubisier Selected

International Business Machines Audio .Visual Mateials IBM Equ-jment.. Rennal IBM . Equipment Rennal Office Mchines IBM . . Equipment Reiinal Adiut School■ Supplies International Harvester Company . Maintenance Supplies Vee.iciu.ar-, . .Heavy Duty •

’ Low Rennal Agreement Reiinal . Agreement Agreement Reiinal . Agreement Selected 'A . Low Standard

2.04

■

40.20 84.57 ,75.00 27.71 2,440.08 14.00

2,681.56

254.12 10.16

264.28

. MEETING OF. . OCTOBER ...1,..1962 , , - . CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL. FUND ' '(continued)

Interstate ■ Litho Plate &• Supply Company ' Genneai Instruction

Board. . Action

630.84

Jefferson Heights Baplist Church Bolding Reenal

Board ' Action

400.00

Fred Jones . Ford ■ VeehccU.ar, Reguuar ■ . Maintenance Parts

Standard Agreement

.Mtchem D. Jones In . Seevice Training

8.94 40.53

49.47

13.11

. Board ■ Action

J & R Supply Company VeehccULar, Heavy Duty

Selected

Kamen Wiping MPteials, Inc. Furniture ■ Repipr MPteials

Low

Keeney PuUlishing Compainr Project. Planning. Supplies

Polisher Selected

Lewis F. Kennedy VeMcular, Regular

Low

37.50

KP - Siufil-y Compiainy Gemmal Instruction

Low

10.50

S.H. ' Kress & Company ' Genesa. Instruction

Selected

Bill M. Laman , in Service' Training

Board Action

12.88

Laulach Music Company Repian to Instructional . Equipment

Selected

75.00

Library of Congress - Card Division Library Life (Time, Inc.) Library Litho Neggaive & . Plate ' Company Research Audio ' Visual Maeeials

Little. ..Giant Coopooation V^t^h(^iu-ar, ' Regular Veehccu.ar, R^igau^.

12.61

28.75

5.00

6.25

. Polisher Selected

12.02

Polisher Selected

3-25

Low - Low

■ ''.Standard . GKStected

/ . i

7.00 . 17.50

24.50

70.17 26.67

96.84

MEETING. . OF OCTOBER . 1,.. 1962.. . -.. CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

B-8

1962-63'GENERAL FUND (continued)

Lone ■ Star School-Book'Depooitory Instruction

<,Macaaate:o Scceettfic. Coopooation Geineal Instruction

Board . Action

Selected

. 2,385.25

199.70

Mack Truck Incorporated VeMciri.ar, Heavy Duty

Standard

The MaMillan Textbooks

Board.Action

795.94

T.C. McCo-orry Building Rennal

Board Action

125.00

Riley McCollough Monthly Dumping P^zivjLe^g^e^s

Agreement

ic(Gaa-HHLl Book Copoany Textbooks Textbooks

Board . Action Punisher Selected

McKesson & Robbins, Inc. CheePcal Dept. CisoHa! ■ Supplies

Low

Mldeke Supply Company Lawn Mower P^ts Furniture Repair M.tteials il.intpnanMP;. Parts Furniture Repair Maenitls Coliol.ial Supalies Repair to . Instructional• Equiament

Low Low Low Board.Action Low Selected

Mid—We-s1b• Srugical Supply Aduut . School Supalies

Selected

Millsaa's Repair to Instructional • Equlament

Selected

Minnesota Mining and ianlatC■lloing. Co. Gneral Instruction

Selected

Mission Record Shoa (Gmeal Instruction

' .'660.6'0' LA - A11* " A ,

Low

' 24«03 ’■«A‘. ./■.:< .'VV. • , ■

Monroe • Canulating . Machine Comaany Office' itchieni

Board Action

M6bdy■Tnstitlee ' of Science :/’Audio' Visual IMaeeral

15.96

60.0Q

937.32

18.85

25.70 72.96 19.20 875.00 73.74 14.30

1,080.90

14.65

72.50

•1,83.00

-'it ' Standard

895.80

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

■ ■■

■ ■ 7.05

MEETING , OF OCTOBER . . 1, , . . . 1962 . - COUNT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 ■ GENERAL. . FUND (continued)

B-9

Mooter Bookbinding Company , Boob Rebinding Boob Rebinding

Board•Action Board•Action

NAEB Radio • Network Geeeal Instruction

Assessment

Nayioral'CooncCI B.S.A. Audio Visual Material

Standard

Nayiowil Theatre ■ Supply Ca^rxany . Filter Expense

Standard

The New Yorb Times SuUisciptionis

P^Lisher Selected

-'Noble's Shoe & • Luggage Service Office' Expense

91.50 72.00

600.00

8.75

2.25

■Noth Cental Assooiation of Cooieges & Secondary Schools Assessment - Geineal Instruction

Low

Office • Machine Service Company . Office Machines

Board.Action

'Oil Field Ignition Parts Compainy Veeiciuar, Heavy Duty

Selected

Oklahoma City Linen. Service Audio Visual SuppHes Laundry Expense, Audio Vis. Mtrls.

Board • Action Boa^d. Action

Oklahoma City Water Deppr.tment Water & • Sewage Water & Sewage

Utilitees Utlitees

Oklahoma Clutch Supply VeeiciUar, Regiuar

Selected

Oklahoma Gas & ELectric• Company Eleecticity

Utlitees

24.00

50.00

Low

Nu-Way• Products, Incorporated Laundry Expense

. 163.50

385.00

78.25

.2,003.10

18.88

3.50 1J0

. 126.80

9,168.58 43.60

9,212.18

42.59

11,955.90

B-10

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply Co. Low Laundry Expense Low Laundry Expense Low Laundry Expense Low Laundry Expense Low Laundry Expense Low Laundry Expense 1 ■ L

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Heat

Utilities

Oklahoma Publishing Company . Subscription Subscription General Instruction General Instruction

Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher

Oklahoma State University In Service Training

Board Action

Perfection Equipment Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected Selected Selected Selected

Selected . Low

Selected

Donald Phillips In Service Training

Board Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Personnel Office Instructional Office Poe’s Motor Supply Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty

350.24

824.00

The Perolin Company, Incorporated Custodial Supplies

. Pipkin Photo Service General Instruction i 1 u

50.00 125.76 32.70 37-50 58.28 16.00

" 16.80 13.00,J 658.35 102.60

500.00

4.48

9.61

291.90

6o55

28.34

Low

Low Low

. Low

820.75

11.62 .05.

20.37

17.64

Postmaster Postage

Standard

300.00

Prentice Hall Incorporated Textbooks

Board Action

93 6..10

The Psychological Corporation Title 5, Supplies

Board Action

1,227.60

. Pugh-Holmes Motor Company General Instruction

Agreement

. .100.31

MEETING OF OCTOBER .1,... 1962. .- , CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 ' GENERAL ■ . FUND . (continued)

Bll

Purchasing ■ Agents • Association of Okla. . City . Purchasing Assessments

.30.00

Rand • McNaaly & Company AdiU-t• School Supplies

Puuiisher Selected

4.61

Reader's Digest Services, Inc. Textbooks

Puuiisher Selected

,75.60

Rickner's Geeral . Instruction

Puuiisher Selected

2.25

Royal McBee Corporation Office' Ma chines Office Machines Ofice ' Machines Office Machines IBM Bureau

Standard Standard Standard Board Action Low

Sa^tary Equipment Company Cussocdal . Supplies

Low

Science ' Associates • Title . 5, Supplies

Board . Action

Simpson-Hooton, Incorporated Gnnra'1 Instruction General Instruction

Agreement Agreement

.■•Sinclair Refining Company Veeicular, Heavy Duty tOierting, Gas &• Oil

Low Board ■ Action

.2^50

22.50 14.10 2,839-00 264.00

3,162.10

15.00

87,9.85

5.63 5.25

10.88

1,003.22 135.10

1,138.32

Smith Corona-Marchant Iel.(Oklt.City) OOfice Machines ’

Board Action

Smith Corona-Marchant Inc.(Ot]klted,Caa.) ^^100^1 • Supplies

Low

10.00

Bert• Smith Road I'Hinery Company . Vehicular-Heavy'Duty

Standard

76.22

564.00

S^l^S>h<^3re Air Filter, Inc. Filter ' Expense

Low

. 104.98

Southweetern . Beei Telephone Co. .Telephone

Utli1iees Jgp-W ■

6,845.66

Southwest Film. Laboratory, Inc. . Audio Visual.• Supppies Southwest News and Photo Service Genera. . Instruction

7.65

■ - .

........ ••..' '• • • '• • . ■:

t ^1^.4 • i

t 7 V /<n • .■

., MV 44.12 •O

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

S«

. 1962-63 GENERAL EUN®‘ ^'continued) S' J’ ? * Spencer Water Department Water

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

■'-■4.00

Utilities

Stanford University Press Textbooks Textbooks

Publisher Selected Publisher Selected

State Agency For Surplus Property Vehicular, Regular

Selected

,251.86

Selected

10.00

• Stevens Expert Cleaners & Dyers Inc. General Instruction Bill Story Fire & Safety Company Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers

Board Action Board.Action Board Action

Glen Stotts In Service Training

Board Action

Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. Audio Visual Materials

Standard

Thompson School Book Depository Textbooks

Board Action

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company Research Office Public Relations Supplies Project Planning Supplies Project Planning Supplies Personnel Office Project Planning. Supplies Project Planning.Supplies Project Planning Supplies

Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected

Trice Wholesale Electronics, Inc. Repair to Instructional Equipment ■ Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected Selected

Turco Products, Incorporated Vehicular, Regular

Selected

United World Films, Incorporated Audio Visual Materials

Standard

Vaseco, Incorporated Repair to Instructional Equipment Repair to Instructional Equipment

Standard Selected

186.45 2.64

. 189009

<.00

236.90 2.020.29

•2,825.19

14^'25

. 24.75 . 3.15. 96.00 16.20 3.63 32.20 5.70 10.00

’

2.50

3,904.09

191.63

175-04'

lOl^Zt

280.58

32.25

7'.72

124.16

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D 4®^.

_____

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-13

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Ward Brothers Truck Parts Vehicular, Regular

Selected

Welch Scientific Company . General Instruction

Low

Lew Wenzel & Company General Instruction

Publisher Selected

Western Machinery Corporation Vehicular, Heavy Duty Western Newspaper Union Repair to Instructional Equipment

Western Union Telegraph, Company . Telegrams

Wexler Film Productions . Audio Visual Materials Wheeler &'■ Stuckey .. Supplies : Supplies

( Walter R. Whitcomb Electronic Supplies

y W & W/Steel Company . Vehicular, Heavy Duty

45-99

3-72

33.95

36.OO

. Selected

. 5.70

■ Low

19.65

Utilities

. 15.20

• Standard

21.60

Low Low

65.98

1.50

Selected , •

17.45

Selected

■

Wylie-Stewart Machinery Company . Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Heavy Duty Yale University Press Textbooks Textbooks

3.68

. Standard . Standard

.•

43.32

84.00 7.549.50 .

Publisher Selected Board Action

7,633.50.®?

■ ■■#

1961-62 GENERAL FUND American Electric-Ignition Company Lawn Mower

Low

. 39.98

American Handicrafts Company Recreational Supplies Recreational Supplies

- Low ' Lpwyfy ...

^6.25

29.31

METING OF.. OCTOBER , . .1, 1962....-.. COM" D

==. S*

1961-62■ GENERAL . FUND, (continued)

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

B14f

■

Aquarium. Interiors s Geineal Instruction

Selected

Austin Lumber Company Geineal Instruction Geneal . Instruction

Bourd Action Board.Action

Beltone Heering Service . Gnneal Equipment ■ Repayr

-Standard

24.50

CaroOinr Biological Suppay Company title 111, Supplies

Board . Action

48.30

Carpenter Papezr Company . Storeroom. Stock, Printing Storeroom. Stock, ' Printing

Board Action Board Action

CCeeiot .Corpplation Gnneal Instruction

Selected

20.50

Doenges Science SiippPy . . Storeroom Stock

Board . Action

72.42

H. ■ Dorsey Douglas Incorporated Instructional Office Instructional Office

Selected Selected

Dowlings, Incorporated Title 111, Supplies

Board. Action

26.57

5,593-00 46.94

987.71 . 8,799.20

2.90 .10

5,639.94

9,786.91

3.00

. 428.30. ■ -

Dcolings, Incorporated Reppar Instructional Equipment Gireeal Instruction Reppar Instructional . Equipment Reppar Instructional Equipment

Loi Letter Bid Loi Stan dard Standard

Dontoin Cheevrlet ■ Incorporated Geineal Instruction

Standard

Dupicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma Instructional Supplies

Board Action

395.02 29.16 390.03 2.65

816.86 ;

4-15

444» 00

Evpluption & . Testing, fen.■ Services, Edt. .Div. O.U. .Geneal Instruction Selected

48.59

Evans ■ Dippicpting Equipment ■ C^jmp^inr . Office Machines

Standard

17.90

Fleck ■ Bepaing Comppny. . . Reppar to . Instructional. Equipment

Selected

. . 10-.08 .

MEETING OF OCTOBER . 1, . 1962.. -.. COIN’D

Bills and PiaroOls Recommended

1961-62 ■ GENERAL .FUND (continued)

B-15

Gamble Hinged- Music- Gmpany, Incorporated Geeeeal ' Instruction Selected

. --117.00

Geeeal Biological House, Inc. Title 111, Instructional Mtceial

Board Action

26.71

Genm-al Eleccric - Supply Compaany’ .. Geineal Instruction

Low

36.39

Graham Paper Company . Instructional Supplies

z Board Action

7,398.44

Gaybar - Eleccric Cmpany, Incorporated Geneal - Instruction Geieeal Instruction

Low Low

Robeet W. Grubbe Company Genea! . Instruction

Selected

Hart- IndiutfiaiCompany Genea! Instruction .•.Gemra! .Instruction .-'Gnnnal Instruction -.nGnenal Instruction a.-■'Gnenal Instruction Reeair Instructional- Equipment

Board Action Low Low Low Low ’ Low Letter Bid

-Heath- deRochemont Corporation Title 111, Supplies

Board - Action

. 1,201.77

Holmes & - Toobeet, Inc. Title - 111,- Equipment

Board . -Action

2,551.01

Hwrnicker Brothers Gnenai Instruction

Low

22.34 22.41

47.06

2.85 135.80 4.00 8.20 48.00 73.80

■ ‘

. Selected-

Library Service Gmany '!'■ . Library ' Library

.Board-Action - - I .Board-‘Action - 1

Library Service - Compaany - .Title - 111, Equipment

8.40

. 193.82

Board - Action

Laubach - Music . ReppOr to Instructional - EquiEmeint

•--Beard-- - Action

.2,72.65

39.30

International CcommSLcaairet Fowedl.tire. . Publisher Selected Library

LaPine - Scieenific Cmpany ■ Storeroom- Stock

44.75

22.50

7.53 4.25

11.78

1.73

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-16

Macalaster Scientific Corporation Title 111, Equipment

Standard

191.38

Mideke Supply Company General Instruction

Low Letter Bid

542.61

Modern Learning Aids .Audio Visual Material

Publisher Selected

337.50

W.W. Norton & Company Incorporated Library Library

. Publisher Selected Publisher Selected

3-60

sfe.07

3.67

Oklahoma Bindery Company, Inc. Printing

Low Letter Bid

Oklahoma Paper Company . Storeroom Stock-Printing

Board Action

.773.95

Oklahoma Seating Company Storeroom Stock

Board.Action

8,786.89^

Ozmun & Company Custodial Supplies

Board.Action

108.00

Pats-Co. Athletic Manufacturing. Company, Inc. General Instruction Board Action

. 440.40

1,194.50

Radio-Supply, Inc. Title 111, Equipment

Board Action

The Refinery Supply Company . Title 111, Supplies Storeroom Stock

Board Action Board Action

Reproduction Methods General Instruction

Selected

Robinson Janitor Supply Company Custodial Supplies

Board Action

Southern Sales Company Recreational Supplies

Low

.Thompson Book & Supply Company Furniture Repair Material

Board Action

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company i General Instruction

Low

10.00

Trice Wholesale Electronics â€¢ Title 111, Instructional Supplies

Low

258.90

.245-43

310.62 508.14

818.76.

4.00

770.00

. 404.28

7,563.41

OF OCTOBER. .1, . . 1.962. . . - . ,GOM?'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

B-17

1961-62 GENE3RAL.FUND . (continued) Unco Incorporated IBM Buortu

1,323-22

Board•Action

University of Oklthomt,. Audio Visual. Dept • Puiisher Selected Audio Visual • Mteritls Publisher Selected . Audio VLsuil Mierm-s PuHisher Selected Audio Visual Mieriils

Welch- Sccentific • Compiiy .Title • • 111, Siippl-Lrs

Board • • Action

Wolf Tertile Compajny’ Supplies Laundry • Supplies

Boaid Action Board • Action

16.71 5.00 .12

,21.83

1.50

868 .W *s, . 409.71

1,278.69

■BUIIDING, LEVY FUND 1962-63 Acme . Brick . Compiny . Mieeials, Building

Board.Action

Allied - Paint •. Division Mieeoal, Buildings Mieeoal, Buildings

Board Action Board.Action

Amis• & • Kelly Construction Company . .• • Mieeoal, Grounds MieeOal, . Boldings ■ Mteeial, Grounds

Selected Low Low

Amspro Products, Incorporated Mieroal, . Boldings

Selected

92.85

A.M. • • Supppy, Inc. MterOal, . Buildings

Low

96.42-

Anchor Post • Products MterOal, Grounds

Low

42.00

Blick & • • Mn^uUf^c^C^-uoL^ng.. . Company . Mteroal, Balding

Sttudard

PauL Bli-keney Company . Mieroal, Goounds

Selected

36.00 6;

Butler . Shade • CGmEpiny . . Mieeoal, Buildings

Low

44.0 0

-■ ' V-

220,00 176.00

35.00

;

396.00

;

500.26 99.91

713-90

/ ■ '!

. 1,314.07 /

6.00

MEETING . OF. OCTOBER 1,.1962 - COJNE’D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

1962-63-.BmDING-LEVY-FUND (continued)

B-18

Butler-Spaoks - EquLpmeirb Company . - MaeeOals, Grounds

Selecbed

BUts - ElecCric Supply Company .. Mteeo.al, Buildings

Board.--Action

Wilma - Cain (Clerk) MterOal, Grounds M'terOal, - Buildings

49.50

7-32

Petty Cash Reimbursement . - Peety Cash Reimbursement

(Cunpbe.ll Glass &•. Mroir Company . MterOal, .Biu.ldings

. 1.08 ■ - 8.72

Low

Ccpbtol Paint - MnnfacCtuing Coipooatiin ( MaeeOal, . BiU.ld.ings ■- MaeeOal, Buildings MaeeOal, Buildings

9.80

. ,274.50

MF .232..50 2,200.00 104.00

• Selected Board. Action ■ Selected

. 2,536.50

Capps- Muuic- Combany .. - - Equipment fiO Instruction

Board -- Action

Cathey Rioaiig-- Supply C^imo^Jny . MaeeOals, Buildings MaeeO-als, Birildngs

Low Low

Ble- Cates ' - - - MaeeOals, Biuldngs

Low

City Office -Supoby, Inc. Equipment - for Instruction Equipment ,NoniniSruc:tilnal - - - Equiomeen, Noo.iniSructioial

Board- - Action Board -Action Low

City of Oklahoma- City . MaeeOals, Bu-ldings

Standard

10.00

Clipper - Mantua a tuOing. - Company . - MienOals, Biuldngs

Standard

111.00.

Coonnmy - Paving - Company . Est-mate - #1 Paving - (Prairie Queen)

Board, -.Action

Crane Supply - Company . MateOaIs, - Buildings . Equipment for Instruction Maeeials, Buildings . Maeeials, Buildings

Cyclone - Fence . MaeeOal, Grounds

- - Low Low B<oa:'d-. Action &enidnod

Standard

1,213.75

26.40 216.04

242.44

. 48.68

,291.50 53.00 3>MQ

■

48.73 111.00 1,125.00 13.20

695.30

. 5,386.77

1,297.98

223.68

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1.,. . I962.. -.. COIW'D

ills and 'atolls ;e commended

B-19

1962-63 BUILDING ■LEVY . FUND .(continued)

Da-agel! . Dixie■ Comjpany . : Mteeials, Buildings MteioaLs, .Buildings

Selected Selected

. 25.05 -J-72.

28.84

Dannenbmrg- Distributing. Company . Mteeial, . Braidings Equipment, foo Instruction

Low Board ■ Action

60.00 lOS-H

168.37 ■ .

The Denman Comply . : : Mteeial, Buildings

Selected

The Dolese Company Madial, Buildings Mteeial, Buildings Madial, Buildings Mteeial, Buildings Mae^al, Buildings Mteeial, Grounds Madial, Grounds M-teeifa., Giounds Mteeiia., Buildings

Board. ■ Action Board ■ Action Board■Action Board. ■ Action Boot'd-.Action Board Action Boot'd. Action Board Action Board : Action

Dulaney's Equipment .foi Instruction

Selected

Emsco : Electric ■ Maaei-als, Mtelo.als, Mteeials,

Low Low Board . . Action

Supply CompatQT, Inc. Buildings BruLldnigs Brildings

, 51.00

54.a* 89.21 ■' 8.85 30.42 . 122.00

140.56 . 260.00 19.17 3.60

728.30

340.00

17.25 189.45 . 22044-8

427.18

The Gordon■ E. ■ ■ Ervin Company . ■ Mteeials, Braiding

Boaad;Act:-.on

144.00

The G^;s■t^l^am■ Riddator Company . ■ Mte^eiia-, Biu-ldings

Board:Action

394.50

(Gumal Electric. Company . .;MtelOal, Buildings Mteeial, Buildings Mteeiiai, Buildings MtelOal, Buildings

• Low Low Low Low

. 15.33 . 192.50 114.53 52.44

3.74.80

The ■ Glidden Company . ■ MtelOal, Buildings MaelOLt_, Buildings MtelOal, Buildings Madial, ■ Buildings

Board.Action Board . ■ Action Board ■ ■ Action Boot’d-..Action '■■■•■ t"

.325.00 .,490.50 78.48 586.00

1,479.98

Gibbs ■ & Company ,■■ Mteeial, Buildings Mteeial, Buildings

Bead ■ Action Low

.43.00 . 177.00

590.00

MEETING,OF OCTOBER.1, .. . 1962.. -..COON'D

Bills and Piyrolls Recommended

1962-63 " . BUILDING... " LEVY" FUND"- (continued)

B-20

Hat'...Indastro_al. Supply Company iMaeeOal, . Buildings . MaeeOal, Biu-ldings MaeeOal, Grounds MaeeOal, Grounds MaeeOal, Buildings

Low Low Low Low BoaOd . Action

Herman’s■ Spioting .Goods Equipment..foO . InstOuetion

Low Letter Bid

555.65

Hern Seed Company, Ine. MaeeOi^l, Grounds

Low

13 0.02

Htuizieker BrotheOs MaeeOals, Bu.ld:nigs MaeeOals, Buildings MaeeOalt, Buildings

Low Letter Bid Board Action Board Action

Industrial . ArtsMaeeOaa, . BU^dLng^s MaeeOal, Buildings

Board Action Seleeted

Jenkins- Musi c . Company . Equipment foO Ikstouctiok

Board . Action

1,098.17

J-M Lunberville, Ine. MaeeOal, Brulding

Board Action

3,287.00

Jones-Newby Ccmpaany . " MaeeOal, . Buildings MaeeOal, Buildings

38.00 25.20 60.00 127.80 44.10

269.52 1,943.23 77.90

Low

Kilpatrick Brothers, Ine. MaeeOals, Buildings MaeeOals, " Buildings MaeeOals, .Buildings

Low Low Board.Action

Otto"R. KOueger Electrie Ine. MaeeOals, . Buildings

Standard

H»E. Leonhardt■ Lumber Compiany ■ MaeeOals, . Boldings

Board -.Action

L & H . Colktrustiln Compsany .." MaeeOals, Grounds MaeeOals, Grounds

Low Low

2,290.65

83.88 . 268.20

Low Seleeted

Kamen. Wiping" Maeeials, Ine. MaeeOal, Buildings

295.10

51.75 9.02

60.77

. 23O.OO

20.16 17.64 445.84

483.64

5.70

66.40

40.50 15.00

55.50

MEETING OF OCTOBER . 1, 1962 - COUNT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63: B1UELDING.- LEVY .FUND .(continued)

B-21

L ■ &■ S Bearing Company . Mteeials, .Binldngs Mleeials, Buildings

Low Low

Lusco Brick & ■ Stone Company ' Maeeials, Braidings

Low

Leo ■ Maxell Company, Inc. Equipment foi Instruction

Seleceed

362.36

Medley Sdle &-Equipment ■ Company Mteeials, . Buildings

Seleceed

20.00

. 48.24 .58

48.82

67.20

MF M-deke ■ Sujpply .. ■ Maeeial, Maeeial, Maeeial, Maeeial, Maeeial, Maeeial, Maeeial, Maeeial, .’Maeeial, ■1.43 -Mat erial,

Company Balding .Braiding Building Braiding Building Braiding Bolding . Braiding Building Bruiding

. Low . Low . Low .. Low . Low Low B<oad/Action Selected Board . Action Braud .Action

111.56 ,51°42 8.80 . 394.56 93.20 70.08 1,117.60 56.24 ,555.45 31.28

2,490.19

‘Mllei Floor Company .. . Maeeial, . Bu^/l^ding

Low

Monarch- Sales Compuny, Inc. Maeeials, Braidings Maeeials, Buddings

Low Low

/Moor lane Sutton Supply Maeeiiai, Braidings

Low

Morgenem Lumber Company Maeeial, Grounds Maeeial, Giounds Maeeial, Grounds Maeeial, Buildings

Low Low Seleceed Board.Action

M &■ V- Supply . Company . Maeeial, Buddings Maeeial, Buildings

Standard Selected

The Neroc ■ Comppany Equipment foi Instruction

Braad-.Action

84 ..90

New State Ice■ Comppany . Maeeial, .Buildings

Low

64.00

Norman. Plumbing- Supply MaeeiiO., Bradding

.< Low .

. 218.60

152.20 -^42/

.204.40

513.00

62.16 31.64 46.60 814.49

,954.89

48.21 13-91

62.12

170.52

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-22

1962-63 BUILDING. LEVY. (continued) The O’Brien Corporation ' Material, Buildings Material, Buildings ; Material, Buildings

Board Action Board Action Low

Oklahoma City Water Department New Buildings

Standard

Oklahoma Oxygen Company ■ Material, Buildings Material, Buildings

Board Action Board Action

30.00 .1^6

45.36

Oklahoma Seating Company Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction

Board Action Board. Action

10,519.60 760.00

11,279.60

Oklahoma Wire & Iron Works Material, Buildings

Low

493.00

The Perolin Company, Inc. Material, Buildings

Low

495.36

The Victor L,. Phillips Company . Material, Grounds

Standard

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company .. Material, Buildings . . "Material, Buildings ■. Material, Buildings Material, Buildings Material, Buildings Material, Buildings Material, Buildings Material, Buildings Material, Buildings Material, Buildings . Material, Buildings ■Material, Buildings Material, Buildings

Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected

Protecto Wrap Company Material, Buildings

Selected

,Pyramid Supply, Incorporated Material, Buildings

434,00 976.00 131.27

631.61

4.30

,.,514.00 1,092.48 194.81 224,40 92.80 151.86 33.00 7.41 10.56 29.94 27.36 10.36 304.14

Selected Selected

S & H Shade Company, Inc. Material, Buildings

Board Action

2,693.12

.110.60

30.15

Low Letter Bid

Safway Rental &• Sales Company .. Material, Buildings Material, Buildings

1,541.27

12.00 18.00

30,00

. 1,485.70

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1,1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 BUILDING LEVI FUND (continued)

Southern Air Filter, Incorporated Material, Buildings

B-23 •

370.50

Board Action

Southwestern Roofing & Sheet- Metal Company Board Action Material, Buildings Board Action Material, Buildings

2,073*18 70.90

2,144*08

•

Standard Asbestos Manufacturing & Insul. Co. Board Action Material, Buildings

400.00

Standard Roofing & Material Company Material, Buildings

Low

90.00

Star Electric Supply Company Material, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

24*74

State Agency for Surplus Property . Equipment, Noninstructional Equipment, Noninstructional

Selected Selected

514*76 27.00

541*76 4

Swan-Sigler Incorporated Material, Buildings

Standard

Taylor-Evans, Incorporated Material, Grounds

Low

Thompson Book & Supply Company Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction

Board Action Board Action

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company . Equipment for Instruction

Board.Action

Tull Overhead Door Company Material, Buildings

Low

United States Plywood Corporation Material, Buildings Material, Buildings

Board Action Board Action

. 520.76 16.20

536.96

U.S. Supply Company Material, Buildings Material, Buildings

Board Action Low

217*82 16.50

.234*32

Virco Manufacturing Corporation Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

Roy Wallace • Material, Buildings

Selected

810 0.00

94.10

7,221.60 .13.50

7,240.10

1,493*50

355*90

689*70

12.00

MEETING OF. . OCTOBER . 1, 1962. . . -..COW D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 BUILDING . LEVY . (continued)

B-24

Waugh Brothers Supply Company Mteeial, .Bri-ldings Mteeial, Buildings

Low Seleceed

Welch . Floor C^j^n^jny Mteeial, . Buildings

Low

Weetinghouse Appliance Sales Mteeial, Buildings Mteeial, Btu!dings Mteeial, . Buildings

Standard Standard Standard

23.40 39.50

62.90

66.60

19.30 .20

23.48

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

Bar-Dew Hardware & Feed'' Company New. School Shop Equipment

Bond ■ loti on

Crane■ Supply Company Maerial, . Buildings

Low

Empire ■ Equipment Company Fu^jnLiiui^e & ' Equipment (Hower)

Board Action

Virgil Greene Compainy Furni-ijux^e & ■ Equipment (Hoover)

Board ' Action

Hobart Sales Agency Flu’nituse' & ■ Equipment (Hoover)

Bond ■ Action

Jamco Induusrials, Incosiosrted ■ Mteesal, Buildings

Low

43.00

Johnson Wihoesale Electionics Menial, Buildings

Low

18.60

Klitr-ck Brothers, Inc. M^eial, Buildings

Board . Action

1,570.00

.Massa!! ■ Supply & ■ Equipment Comimny New Shop ■

Board Action

65. OO

McAlister Maeem-s Mae^al, Buildings

Board.Action

557.00

■Norman. Plumbing . Supply Company Mreei-r., ' Grounds Mreeial, Grounds

Low Low

802.50

13.20

6,440.50

1,296.00

w -

345.00

"I? ■ ■■ 189.00 80.50

269.50

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, I962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-25

1961-62 .BUILDING. LEVY FUND (continued) Oklahoma Seating Company Title 111, Equipment

Board Action

Oklahoma Seating. Company All School Furniture & Equipment Furniture and Equipment (Hoover) Furniture and Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action Board. Action Low

Philco Corporation - TechRep Division Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

3,415.89

3,840.00 9,752.80 173.25

.i 13,766.05

13,617.10

J.W. Skaggs Construction Company Estimate #5, Construction Payment for Prairie Queen School

Board Action

33,865.30

Southern Air Filter, Inc. Material, Buildings

Board Action

36.00

Ward’s Natural Science Est. Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

235.50

Westinghouse Appliance Sales Materials, Buildings

Standard

3-83

Board Action

5.00

. Board Action

1,192.23

— ur

BOND FUND

(

American-First Title & Trust Company Business Expense

Bailey, Bozalis, Dickinson, Roloff Estimate #5, Arch.' Fees. (Pr. Queen) Ball Distributing & Engineering Co. Annexes

Selected

Wilma Cain (Clerk) Business Expense Annexes - Police Escorts Annexes - Permits to Move

Petty Cash Reimbursement Petty Cash Reimbursement Petty Cash Reimbursement

Carpenter Paper Company Annexes

Low

6.41

The Denman Company Annexes

Low

44.50

The Dolese Company Annexes

Low

16.97

10.00

18.35 112.50 15.00

145.85

MEETING OF . OCTOBER l,-!^ -.CONT'D

Bills and. Pairoois Recommended

BOND FUND (continued)

Emsco ElecCric ■ Supply Company, Inc. Annexes Annexes Annexes Annexes

Board.Action Low ' Low Low

The (Gordon . E. Ervin Company Annexes

Board Action

6,681.68

Gardner HoOel Comimny Prairie Queen,. EqiULiment

Board Action

56i6.00

Gneral ElecCric Supply Company Annexes

Low

269.3'8

Virgil. Greene Comi^iny Prairie Queen, Equipment

Board . Action

Hat Industrial Snpply Company , Annexes Annexes

Low Selected

E.D. . Hill, .Junior Business Expense

Selected

.Ax /HH^j^zLc^C^^^ur Brothers rA7 • Annexes Annexes Annexes . Annexes Annexes .Annexes

Low

Mikins Oonnrete Company Annexes Annexes

Board•. Action Board . Action

McCorim.Ak Steel Company Annexes Annexes

Mideke • Supply Company Annexes AnnexesAnnexes Annexes Annexes Annexes Annexes Annexes Annexes

' .

Board Action Low Low Low Low Selected

L & H OoreSrusAire Company Annexes

McAlister M,irniilt Annexes

. .....

;B-26

Annexes Miler . Floor Côêê^ring ■4. . Annexes -

* *4,

Morgen-sen? Lumber Company . s Annexes . - . ;• Morison Wooesale .Company

522.00 224.48 60.00

Low Low -• ■ . iownsk'sk A Low " . ; Low ■ , Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Selected Elected

Low

Board. Action • • •-

1,792.18

6,988.00

9.80 22.70

32.50

237.50

521.-95 67.02 ■ 30.00 13.20 110.74 ;•

757.44

9.00

129.15 1.121.40

Board.Action

■ • .p

, -A.

^'-985.70

1,250.55

27,928.00

133.50 '85.20 JSSSBSSags ^aa

218.70 __ . - :-y ■. j

503.70 • AA' 4. 434.70. 1"’

ii/k ! •*: • ■;.• ;

. • • 20.40 1.35 18.00 114.00 50.00 . 14.42 252.28 6.00 127.99

U ' .• ! k „ kj k' k ; 4. ;• • •.• •.•.• J 1,542.84• •• kM •

•

MEETING OF OCTOBER . 1, . 1962.. - ...

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

............. ■

Bll^s and. PayroOls Re commended.

■

> - — 'T • .-. The Neroc Comjptny Equipment foo . ■pairie ■ Queen . ■ Annexes, . Equipmernt

Board . Action "Baird Action

New Stata Ice Company Annexes

Low

Norman Plumbing. Supply Company Annexes

Low Latter Bid

Oklahoma ■ Seating Cot^qp^jny Equipment foo Patrie Queen Annexes Annexes

Board Action Board . Action Board:Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Annexes •

Low Letter Bid-

Service ■ ELeccric Supply Company, Inc. Annexes

Board Action

Seveein Supply Company Annexes Annexes

Low Low

. 1,085.00 ■A^iiA'-.. . 3ii ; 792.40 51,877-40 - a

i .. ■ 128.00 Ai . ■ u ■5 1

644.22...

3,239.10 2,080.00 8,649.10

1x1000

i 160.85

■

. .. ■ ■ ■ A-

■

A'--6.00

■

25,746.20

-... ■ ■ ■ ■ -1"" Selattad ;

7.50

a Elected.

; . ■.

6,479.?0 659.50 647.00 ■ i

A-Thompson Book &■ Supply Company Arn^eceis, Equipment . Prairie Queen, Equipment

Board■ Action Board Action

1,62Z\00 1100^ .

Vinco M.mfatciu’ing Cooperation Equiimejnt foo Patrie Queen Annexes Prairie Queen

<■ . •' A-....'

■ A

SPECIALS ■ PAID DURING THE MONTH■ ' OF-SEPTEMBERAAA; Coouty Toius'^io

ie was moved by Mi. pyroOls, authorize Hem-zed lisf above .moO-on carried wieh

2,625.75 ■

841.85

. 1,648.02 2.323.20

Board. Action Bouod Action

■

Low Letter -Bid

'’Maw-.,

■

38.14

■.-. # A Board.Action Bouod Action Low

■ . •'

Stoldt Brulders, Incooiooited Annexes "Annexes Annexes

U.S. ■ Supply G^^Ex^]!y -;,-A .Annexes

R. #328 Bills and. PayroOls Approved

■} J..

• Standard ■ ■ Roofing■ ■ & ■ M.iea0al Comppuny Annexes.

■u

■ ■ ■ ■ ■ •■

Board ■ Action

■ Southwest Title ■ &■ Trust Commany, Inc. Business Expense

36.30

Selected pAAAAAa ' ' •- ■ - "lu-y. AAAu

.......

J.W.■ Skaggs Coontruction■ Company Estimate .#5,Prairie QuIIii.”■

- .<

18.15

■I ■ ■ ■ ■

The' ■ ■ SheriWh--/Wllabl.s Company ■ Annexes ,

46.30

3,971.22

... ■ ■u

■’ i . iA / "

•.

A AiA.A'AA

Tux Assessments"

1'1.812.03

Beernnet and seconded by ■ Mrs. Welch ehtt ■the Board oitify ehe September of vendor bills per issuing bhe October pajyroOls , and authorize _payment _ In bhe eottL amount of $380,071.35 us recommended. On ooII cail,■ ihe all: members voting "Aye."

MEETING OF OCTOBER 1, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was made By Mr. ffetes and seconded by Mr. Beimett to approve the purchase of heaters for use at Douglass High School from Oklahoma Infra-Red, Inc. This purchase in the amount of $1,584.00 is to be charged to Account BL ,620-D. On rO^l cad, all .members voted "Aye."

R. #329 Purchase of Heaters Approved

Mooion was made by ' Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Be]:nlatt to validate agreements with the foioowing. comjpmies for "television rights" of films to be used during the 1962-63 school year:

R. #330 Film Agreement Approved

Arthur Barr Productions, Inc. Social Studies Films

76.00

Coronet Films Various Science, History, and Geography Fimis

1,327.50

Educarional Services, Inc. PSSC Physics Series Films

1,500.00

FUs of the Nations Distributors, Inc. Social. ■ Studies Films

352.50

Heath deRochemont Corpooation Parlons Francais Fimis

300.00

McGraw Hil Book C^J^I^o^3e;y, Inc. AIBS Biology Series Films

l,000.j<

Francis Raymond Line Social Studies Films

22.50 $ 4,578.50

Total

Al members voted "Aye" on ro^l cm

These agreements are to be charged to Account G 230-C.

R- #331 Purchase of Cnusodial Tool and Hardware Approved

It was moved by Mr. ■ Estes and seconded by Mrs, Welch to approve the purchase of custodial tools and hardware for use by all schools from the fmowing crmbPrLees: Haa*! IniucSrirl Supply Company Minton Michhnery Company ' Whtton Supply Company Mideke Supply Crboo^3e;y Morgensen Lumber C<rbpoany IeducSt•irl Arts Supply Dannenburg Distributing Company.

'' '

■

■ •

Total. These purchases are to be charged to Account G 540-A.

•

$ 1,027-82 9-36 57*00 688.57 169.62 563*63 ______ 21.96

$' 2,537-96 On roll cad, all .mem^e^rs voted ■ "Aye. '

BUILDINGS

Motion was made by Mr. Beeeleet and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the low bid of $652,750.00 submtted by Bidders CconS:ructirn Company to conntruct an aidmen to Thomas Jefferson Junior High School, 6800 South BLackwelder, according to plans and speecficctCoes prepared by Wright and SeTby, Architects and Engineers. Al meimers voted "Aye" on roll cm.

R- #332 Jefferson Addn Connract Approved

SPECIAL

R- #333 Mr. Otto F. Thompson submited his resignation as a Board Member in an expressed statement in which he said, "This is the most unhappy duty I have had to perform since becoming a Reeignation of member of the Board; however, business reiporsibilitiei will cause me to be out of town at Mr. Thompson lecit oneeha.rf the time." ALL other members of the Board expressed their personal regret to Mr. Tho.mbOin,s statement of resignation. Thereupon it was moved by Mr. Beenlett and seconded by M’s. Welch that Mr. Thompson's resignation be accepted. On roll cm, the mod^ carried unanibor^cSy.

Mr. Hhl Beernnet expressed the reipoosibility of the by the resignation of Mr. Thompson and nobLnattd Mr. term • of Mr. Thompson who represented the Ward ' 2 area Mrs. Welch, seconded the nominaaion. . Mr. Estes moved Mr. Rogers be eLected by acclrbaaioa. On roll can,

Board to fi-L the vacancy occurring Meevin P. Rogers to fi-L the unexpired of the Oklahoma City School Dissrict. that the nominaaion htast and that a.1 members voted "Aye."

R- #334 Meevin P. Roge Elected (Ward

Mr. Beeneet .moved and Mr. Estes seconded that the Board adjourn this beeting untH 4:30 p.m. R- #335 Thursday, October 18, 1962. The :borirn carried Adj ourrn^i^j^l: THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST:

. ,

President , Clerk

J----

O -C»

■~>x>

MEETING OF OCTOBER 18, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION dfr THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1962, AT U:3O P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President Foster Estes Eloise Bryan Welch

ABSENT:

Phil C. Bennett

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; Melvin P. Rogers, newly-appointed Board Member; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Floy Campbell, W. C. Haller, Gladys McDonald, G. L. Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Lillian Swale, Duane Weinert, Margaret Gentz, Classroom Teachers Association; Rev. Bill L. Steele, Minister, Spencer Methodist Church; L. G. Caudle, Mrs. M. P. Rogers, E. J. Poole, Spencer; Mrs. Wm. F. Lott; Mrs. Foster Estes; Mrs. Buford Cleveland, PTA Council President; Lola Hall, Chamber of Commerce; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given by Rev. Bill L. Steele, Minister, Spencer Methodist Church.

Invocation

The Oath of Office was administered by Judge Walter A. Lybrand to Mr. Melvin P. Rogers who was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Otto F. Thompson, Ward 2.

Oath of Office Administered

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the granting of an easement to the City of Oklahoma City for the purpose of constructing, maintaining, and operating a sanitary sewer on the district's property at Burbank Elementary School. The easement will be a strip twenty (20) feet wide extending 580 feet along the north line of the school ground and twenty (20) feet wide extending 270 feet along the east line of the school ground. The .motion carried with all .members present voting "Aye " on roll call.

R- #336 Easement to Cii Approved (Burbank)

It was .moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of steam tempering coils for use at Moon and Wheeler schools from Federal Corporation who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice This purchase in the amount of $2,105-00 is to be On roll call, all .members present voted. "Aye."

R. #337 Purchase of Steam Tempering Coils Approved

R. #338 Motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of school buses to be used by all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotation Purchase of on specifications in response to the attached Notice. Buses Approved

International Harvester Company Patton Equipment Sales Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 1030-E. roll call.

$10,330.00 10,300.00 $20,630.00 All .members present voted "Aye" on

MEETING OF OCTOBER 18, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #339 Purchase of Welding Eqpt. Approved

It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded hy Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of the followÂ ing welding equipment and supplies from the following companies to he used in the Manpower Development and Training Act Program:

$ 1,180.00 1,849-50 3,021.50 1,837.16

Southwest Associates Minton Machinery Company Lincoln Electric Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company Div. of Big Three Welding Co.

$ 7,888.16

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-M and are to be fully reimbursed under the Manpower Development and Training Act. All .members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

R. #3^0 Adj ournment

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

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST:

Clerk

Approved the

> 1962.

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C® THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA . CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR ■ SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

Wi]_].imi F. Lott, President Phil C. Beimnt.t Foster Estes Meevin P. • Rogers Eloise Bryan Welch

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, AcdiinisSrative Asssstant; M. J Birr, N. ' L. George, Assistant Superintendents; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; MllaA Prigmore, Auddtor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Floy Ceaappbll, Jesse LindLey, Mervel Lunn, G. L. Robinson, Waaiace Snith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Gene Shepherd, Supeerising CooocLinator; Classroom Teacher representatives from 18 schools; Rat Murphy and others from the OkLahoma City Park Department; Bill Duncan, The Daaiy OkLahoman.

The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers.

Invocation

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and • seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the minutes of the .meet ings of October 1, 1962, and October 18, 1962, as presented. On'roll caai, all mernmers voted "Aye." ,

R. #341 Mnutes Approve

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS

Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular .montthiy report. office.

Copy is ' on file in the ■ Clerk's

Treaasree's Reeoot

Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, gave routine reports and idiitinna.ly infomed the Board that a hearing on the demurrer in the • Down case will be heard in Judge Bohanon's court at 9:30 a.m., on Wednesday, November 7, 1962. (Judge Lybrand Left at 4:55 p.m.)

AAtorney's Report

Mr. Prigmore, Auddtor, ' reported that all bills shown in the agenda had been checked and were ready for action by the Board. .

.Audtor's Repot__________ R. #342

On motion of Mr. Beriliet, seconded by Mr. Estes, the foregoing reports were approved as presented, all mrnmers voting "Aye" on roll can.

/Reports Approve

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

It was moved by Mr. Bernlirt and seconded by Mrs. Welch to direct W. C. Haier to attend the Nanona! Conference on S^r^c^i^cd^ory Schools Athletic Acdiniitritors, Wa'iSLhngtnn, D. C., December 2-5, 1962. Al memmers voted "Aye" on roll can

R- ' #343 ProfessinraLTrio Approved

Momon was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bernlirt to confirm the fnlOoeiig pro fessional trips directed . by the Suuorinteident:

R. #344

Trips Approved Ruhamah Jones, Meering reLated to Manpower Development Training Act Program, Miami, OkLahoma, October 2, 1962.

Donald Simth and other counisrors, Advanced Placement Meering, Wichhta, Kansas, October 27, 1962. Board to pay car .mulrigr only.

On roll caai, all mernmers voted "Aye." It was .moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. BeInlirt to approve Re^outi-ons of Apprecia tion for the folOoeiIlg persons recenty deceased: . Mrs.• Edna Wilson, former secretary (retired), • deceased Se]ptrm^be:r 25, 1962.

R- #345 Rers0utiois of ApporrCatiOi . Approved

E. 0. • Dans, retired ;oriicioil, deceased October 19; 1962.

The motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes' that the Board pay the triisoortitim r. #346 and expenses of J. Frederick Muder, Cleveland, Ohio, for cor^e^t^c^ting our junior high Orcheetra orchestra festival, December 1-4, 1962. • On roll adl, all members voted "Aye." ConiuPta:nt Approved It was moved by Mr. Beri:lirt and seconded by Mrs.' Welch to irggOiitr a written agreement for the services of Dr. Leon.Hibbs, Chairman of • OkLahoma City Unvvessty Ed^arim Department, as a conisSti:lit to the OkLahoma City . School System for the period of September • 1, • 1962, through June 30; 1963; at a cost of $2,000.00. Al .menm>ers voted "Aye" on roll caai. Copy of Agreement on file in Clerk's office.

R. #347 Coni^Stant Services Approved

MEETING OF NOVEMBER , .5 , . 1962 . - . COUNT'D

PERSONNEL

Personnel Recommended

It is requested that the foioownng persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers liseecL on the feme. hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superin tendent or person by him designated; . also, that other personnel reccmmeendaions and information lssted be approved.

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

REPLACEMENT

NAME

SALARY

APPROVED ' EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

RESIGNATIONS (MRS) SAI^I^j, JANET

(CUDJOE - RESIGNED)

(MRS) JAMES,

(TAYLOR - RESIGNED)

CWRIN,. CAROLE S.

HARDIER, BETTY J.

I-27-62

4600.

N.T.S.C. B.S.

5100.

c«s« c« B.S,

RET’D

5200.

m.s.c. M.T.

i KDG. HERONNVLLE KAISER - 3RD

, .

RET’D

^^27-62

"FOR 2 DAYS ONLY"

HARDING - S.S. "FOR 2 DAYS ONLY* i ■ WAAH^.EROONVI.LLE

IO-5-62

.9-26-62

"FOR 3 DAYS ■■ ONLY" . KDG;.

MARSHALL - COMMERCE. "FOR 13 DAYS ONLY" MANPOWER- PROGRAM

CENTRAL C. ■ MO.

520Q.

5th £ KDG. RANCHO

B.S.

IO-I-fe

CENTRAL

' ;

‘

"|2 ■ MONTHS

PERSONNEL

INSTRUCTIONAL

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT

BURBANK

O.U. M.E.

(MRS)' JONES, .. RUHAMAH

NAME

10-8-62

5300.

(MRS)

B.A.

(MRS) CROSSMAN, MARY

o.u. B vS« HARRI-S T.C.

GIEB. BLANCHE

(additional. 'POSITION)

WALNUT GROVE SPEC. ED.

4200..

(MRS)

(SHEPARD . - ■ l/a)

1(0-2-62

4200.

DUNCAN, EDNA

resigned)

C oS»C *

(MRS)

?(Haught . -

M.A.

5565 >

IVA P.

KRONEMER, SANDRA

(STARKS - ILL)

COOLIDGE 1ST

B.A.

(MRS)

(GLAZER - ILL)

9-28-62

<4200.

(MRS)

^(additional position)

EVANSVI LLE C.

(MARTVN " -'ESSIGNED)

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

OR SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

?LEAVES OF ABSENCE ' .

IMaTERNITY ■ (MRS)

CONLEY, HELEN M. (MRS)

GREEN, ■ JACOLYN

(MRS)

U. OF HOUSTON

W. NICHOLS HILLS 2ND - 3RD

II-2-62

MINTER, JACQUELINE

BRYAN SPEECH THERAPY

IO-I5-6?

CREWS, TENNIE

(MRS)

$4450.

B«S,

5250.

B, So

REEMPLOYMENT

I1-I-(>2

W. NICHOLS HILLS 2ND - 3RD .

I0-22-62

BRYAN - SPEECH . THERAF Y "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM"

C « Sa Co

-, 1

a-.

ILL ' HEALTH

(MRS)

(MRS) NOLEN,

EMMA K.

I0-I5-62

CHAMPPLN, HARROLD L.

I0-22-62

MORGAN, JANICE J.

HAYES ' 1ST

U. OF NEW MEX.

5400.

M.A.

I0-I5-62

"DURATION ' OF NEED1"

4300.

O.U. B.S.

I0-22-62

HAYES IST

(MRS)

PERSONNEL

CLERICAL

ASSIGNMENT

EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME

REPLACEMENT'

EMPLOYMENT

TERMINATIONS NAME

REEMPLOYMENT

(MR)

FILLMORE

6th

PRYOR, ';WILLA

FILLMORE -:6TH

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

ADULT INSTITUTE

-RESIGNATION (MRS) HALL, JUDY C.

ADULT INSTITUTE CLERK

(CAPP - RESIGNED)

BLUE.

(MRS) .

(smith - resigned)

CLERK

9-24-62

CENTRAL INST. CLERK

10-18-62

STAR INST., CLERK

IO-1-62

GRANT - SECRETARY f "PREV. IN THE SYSTEM1*

SCUDDER, FLORENCE

(MRS) position)

10-1-62 WIDDIFIELD, LORENE

(MRS)

(additional

REMARKS

IMOGENE______ '

REEINSTATEMENT

HAMPTON, VIVIAN OPAL

■________! \

' >

MEETING OP NOVEMBER

1962 - CONT'D

Personnel Recommended. RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

- 1—7—^

EMPLOYMENT

MR. SAMUEL BUCHANAN TO TEACH SHEETMETAL IN MANPOWER, OCTOBER I,

SALAgY-45-5°.00 PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE

1962.

MR. ED RECTOR AS A SECURITY OFFICER FOR THE SCHOOL SYSTEM, SALARY $400.00 PER MONTH (PLUS $50.00 PER MONTH CAR ALLOWANCE, TEMPORARY BASIS), EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 3, 1962.

CHANGES OF CLASSIFICATION AND SALARY

MRS. SANDRA DONCEEL, VISITING COUNSELORS' SECRETARY, PUPIL SERVICES, SALARY FROM $245.00 PER MONTH, TO $255,00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I, 1962.

MRS. MAVA FAULKNER, TESTING SERVICES SECRETARY, MONTH, TO $285.00 PER MONTH,

PUPIL SERVICES, SALARY FROM $255.00 PER

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I,

1962.

MRS. DELLA LEONARD, SECRETARY, SAFETY DEPARTMENT, SALARY FROM $250.00 PER MONTH, TO $260.00 PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I,

1962.

MRS. LOIS MC CRACKEN, SECRETARY, TV STUDIO, SALARY FROM $285.00 PER MONTH, TO $295.00 PER

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I,

MONTH,

1962.

MRS. CARRIE SNIPES, SECRETARY, PUPIL SERVICES, SALARY FROM $300.00 PER MONTH, TO $310.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I, I §62. .MF MRS. MARY JO SHIPLEY, TESTING CLERK, PUPIL SERVICES, SALARY FROM $200.00 PER MONTH, TO $220.90 PER

MONTH,

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I,

1962.

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MR. EDDIE FIELDS TO COORDINATE A CLASS IN DATA PROCESSING IN THE ADULT INSTITUTE PROGRAM, SALARY AT THE RATE OF $3.00 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 18, I962.

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1962-1963

’

CABELL, HELEN N. CADOGAN, L. RUTH CAPSHAW, DIAN S. CUNNINGHAM, HENRY T,

3300 NW 20 2717 MANCHESTER DR. 1424 NW 44

rI9 nw 16

ELEMENTARY S.S., ENG., DRAMA COMMERCE, ENGLISH

DUFF, W.

NIEMANN APTS. (NORMAN,

S.S., DR. TRNG,, SCIENCE

2208 SW 70

COMMERCE, SPEECH,

IRWIN, BETTY H.

JOHN, LEON S.

KDG.,

1,2,3

1707 HUNTINGTON

*KAPP, JEANNETTA

LASSMAN, HELEN V.

1520 NW 19 3237 N. TULSA

MC CLISH, CAROL W. MILLER, KATHERYN MITCHELL, SARAH M, MORROW, ROBERT R.

2324 3518 4212 2115

NELSON, MESCAL 1.

3813 NW 60

RIGLER, GEORGE A.

3916 NW 24

STEELE, MARY T.

BOX 6 (SPENCER)

WILLIAMSON,

WOOD, WOODROW W.

201 LEONARD LANE 1021 SW 51

HICKS, MAXINE E. SMITH, DRUSILLA

4336 SE 22 2200 SW 69

BUTLER, ERNESTINE H.

3133 NW 47

SUB. SECRETARY

GATTISON, VIRGIE A.

1829 NE PARK PLACE

ELEM., JR. HS.

MOORE, DOROTHY M.

2717 ne 19

SPEC.

2204 N. HOOD

KDG., 3,4,6

PATTERSON,

ELLEN V.

ELLA JEAN

SANDERS, SARAH SMITH, CHARLES P.

WILLIAMS, MABLE WILLIAMS, THEOPOLIS

RETIRED TEACHER

ELEM.

921

sw N. NW NW

55 PHILLIPS 22 |6

NE 10

1,2 2,3,1 4,5,3

HOME EC., S.S., SCIENCE MUSIC, ELEM. MUSIC, BAND, VOCAL NURSE

ENG.,

PHYS. ED.

S.S.,

PHYS. ED.,

ELEM,

MUSIC, ELEM, MUSIC, BAND

SUB. SECRETARY SUB. SECRETARY

ED,

ELEM.

515 N. FONSHILL

PHYS. ED., ELEM.

2104 NE 14 1538 NE 19

ELEM. PHYS. ED., HIST,

Helper Northwest

Helper Monro.e

Bone, ■ Marjorie■P.

Brownins, Ivy

Cain, Janie Fay

■

IOI-62

Helper Classen

1024-62

IOI-62

Helper Sunset

Helper Northwest

Helper Jefferson

Helper Moon

Helper Northwest

Helper Creston Hills.

Elem. Msr. Bryan

Helper John Marshall

Helper Jefferson

Draper, Esta . Fae

Edgar, ' Freda j.

Gentry, Ethel

Goodafl, ■ Frances

Harnsberry. Janice

Johnson, Katie

Kornegay, . . Brenda

Lovelady, ' Gustav 1 a

Marti n. -Mary M.

Matthews, Faye

Miller, Bf.rtha.

Helper Moon

101-62

Helper John Marshall

■101-62-

IO9-fe

1015-62

IOI-fe

IO8-fe

101-62

101062

105-62

101-62

Helper Hoover

Coots. ■ Dori's

' P.

IOI-fe

Ross

1011-62

Chambers, Mfudena

Helper

108-62

Helper Lee

Appleton. Bessie

1024-62

101-62

Helper

EFFECTIVE ( date

W. N. Hills

.....

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

....

Almond, Gladys

RESIGNATIONS

NAME

FOOD'.SERVICE

HARNS8BBRX

jANIICE

Holliday, Billie

James.,..Anna

Robinson. Shirley

Burkart, Reva

Hfrsrove. Octavia

Martin, Mfry M.

Reinstatement Hasler. Grace

Cr^I^ier, Rose

Reinstatement Inglish, Lelf

Di Ffte. Patricia

Curry, Edna

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

.85

.95

.85

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

IO4-fc>

IO9-fe

IOI 5-62

IO22-62

IOOfe

IO3-62

108-62

IOI-62

I0-I-62

I0-I2-62

IOI>62

IO8-fe

EFFECTIVE DATE

Helper Moon

Helper Jefferson

. John Marshai i

Helper

Helper Moon

Helper Jefferson

Helper Northwest

Helper John Marshall

Hel per ...Hoover

Ross

Hel per

Helper Monroe

lef

Helper

•w. N. Hills

Helper

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

P P-

cd cd

P p

O 4 O tn O O

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5^

1962 - CONT’D

- . COINED 1?62 MEETING OF NOVEMBER %

r— i Q.

FOOD SERVICE

NAME RESIGNATIONS - . CONTINUED

Owens, Mabel Roberts, Ann

TERMINATIONS assignment

Helper Culbertson FILLMORE

Helper

Siegle, Mohata

Snow. Zelma

Self, Lizzie

Helper Northeast

Hel per Northeast

Hel per Hoover

Helper Fillmore

Helper Cleveland

Stone. Verna

Hel per Grant

Roberts. Charlene

Swafford. Mary

Helper Harding

Helper Putnam Heights

Vance..Mary l.

Helper George Wright

Rogers.•Lucy

Wilburn, Loyce

Helper Page

Williams. Serena

Helper Green Pastures

First Cook Northwest Helper Capitol hill Sr.

W. N. Hills

Helper

Wright. Cleopatra

Yon. Julia

LEAVES OF•ABSENCE

Hemker, Zella Hendrickson, Reada

EFFECTIVE DATE

10-2-62

10-8-62

10-1-62

PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT

NAME

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE.DATE

REPLACEMENT

REMARKS

lO-lS-fe

.85

!0-22~62

•

Rogers, Marie

.85

IO-l5-62

Helper Northeast

10-2-62

1-0-8-62

Lair. Nona May

085

lO-l-62

Helper Fillmore IO-H-62

Lutz, Elizabeth

.85

W, N. Hills

Helper

Helper Page

Helper Gforge Wright

‘

Helper Northeast

Helper . Hoover lO-ll-62

Siegle. Mohata

lO-l-fe

Bowen. Wilma L.

.85

l0-l5-62

1(0-22-62

10-8-62

Helper Grant lO-l-fe

Peerson. Hazel

.85

lO-l-fe

lO-l-62

Smith, Grace

.85

lO-5-fe

.85

Helper Harding

]

lO-2-fe

Johnson. Eula Mae

Bennett. Thelma

lO-iS-fe

10-24-62

lO—lO—62

l0-l2-62

lO-l-fe

Bone, Marjorie

(Additional)

.85

Coots, R. Doris Davis. Annie Davis, Delphi a England. Erca

Ewing. Delores

(Additional)

(Webster

Hammons. Sylvia Kornegay. Brenda

Lawson. Jessie Leveritt, Martha

(Additional)

(wade - Transferred)

1 Harris. Mary

(Brown - Transferred)

(Additional)

. (Hash ^ Transferred)

lV5.00

.90

.95

.90

.85

. % 1£

APPROVED EXP.

10-15-62

10-8-62

10-1-62

10-5-62

10-2-62

10-9-62

10-1-62

10-9-62

10-8-62

10-15-62

10-1-62

10-5-62

10-8-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Elem. Mgr. Trainee Central

Helper Buchanan

Helper Creston H11 is

Second Baker Moon

Helper Vai lfy Brook

Helper Douglass Helper John Marshall

Helper Northwest

(

Helper Hoover

ti q

’ J jl J

Helper Douglass

Helper Hoover

Helper Heronville

Helper Washington

Helper Classen Helper Harr i son

Helper Willard

Helper Madison

Helper Star Elementary

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

1 ^6 2 -

Fox, Mary C.

.85

Button, Ima Jean

(Additional)

OH DEGREE COLLEGE

y CD P* H CD P

’• J

transferred)

.85

Busbee, Shirley

(Additional)

.85

• 90

.85

BOUTELLER, Danah d.

-(Additional)

Barnett. Jo Frances

{Mariman - Transferred) .90

.95

Reinstatement Bailey, Virginia

SALARY

(wick - Transferred)

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

.85

EFFECTIVE DATE

Anthony. Leona

ASSIGNMENT

TERMINATIONS

PERSONNEL

{Additional)

NAME

FOOD SERVICE

*U CD

a 4

MEETING OF NOVEMBER

CONT’D

MEETING oe NOVEMBER .5, 1962 - , . COK'D

Personnel Recommended.

PERSONNEL

fooo.service

TERMINATIONS

NAME

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

OR salary

NAME '

. .... ■

■

REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.

DEGREE COLLEGE

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

< '

Manes, Luiza

.85

IO-I-62

Helper Polk

(Additional)

Manning, Catherine

.90

J0-l-62

Helper■ Roosevelt

(Additional)

Milligan. Marie

.83

in-22-62

(Wade - Transferred)

Newberry, Doris

.85

IO-15-fe

(Browning - Transferred)

Snow

(Sulton — Transferred)

Zelma

.85

(Additional )

Wickfns, Nancy

(Richmond,,- Transferred)

Wilburn, Loyce

10-8-62

Helper Prairif Qiiffn Helper McKinley

Helper Hoover

-RF

I0-I-62

Helper . Hoover

.85......

10-1-62

Helper 'George ' Wright

----------------------------------- !— ---------------

—r

■

____________ _____________________ :_______________ _

PERSONNEL

’

-TERflNATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACEMENT

OR EFFECTIVE DATE

ENGINEERING

NAME

APPROVED EXP.

SALARY

DEGREE COLLEGE

$ 25.0( $5600.0

Car Allowance

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

ENGINEERING

RESIGNATIONS

Field Coordinator

Payne. George Jr.

9-25-62

(Samples - Transferred)

Reinstatement Mullenix, Roy Lfe

SAFETY

0-27-62

Fnr Awh.

Civil

■.

RESIGNATIONS

Star Spencer Bus Driver

Jones, Sam

I0-I-62

,^'O/^IDC^t^TI NG CENTER

Belcher, Larry

$100.00

10-9-fe

Star Spencer ■ Bus Driver■ I

$3200.0

iOJOfe

art

BROADCASTING CENTER

RESIGNATIONS

Goodale, Leonard

10-30-62

Arti st

Gibbons, Freeman ' Frank

’

Assistants

PERSONNEL

SEf^VICE

TERMINATIONS

NAME

ASSIGNMENT

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

NAME ■

SALARY f

REPLACEMENT

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

remarks

'- i T. Floorman

(Dunn- - - Resigned)

Beasley. Gearl

i I02.50

l0-4-62

Grant

(McSwain - transferred)

Brigman, Murry

$205.00

IO5-62

Relief Floorman All Schools

(Heinrichs' - ' Transferred)

Reinstatement Burleson, Bill Gene

$205.00

1023-fe

Floorman & Northeast

(Humble " - . Resigned)

Crum, . Ray

$205.00

10-3-fe

4102.™

10-26-62

Cfntrai

laundry

Floorman f"' Administration - - Bld 1 T. Floormam

(Hall - Transferred)

. ' Doran. James w.

(Fox - Transferred)

Jacks. Charles

4205.00

1012-62

Relief . Floorman All Schools

(Wharry - ■ Transferred)

Kiespert, - Paul

$205.00

10-I2-62

Relief Floorman All Schools

(Stow - - - Transferred)

McSwain, William H.

$205«00

8-27-62

Relief Floorman All Schools- --.;

(Eaton - - Transferred)-

Scott. Aland.

$I02.50

8-27-62

5 tL Floorman i

(Goeders- - -- . transferred)

i/EBB'. .■ ■ Earl 1

$205.00

IO4-62

Harding

Floorman Monroe < . d 1 ■ .. J. - '

.1 •.

; ■; - :

> •

Floorman Hoover

Floorman All Schools

Floorman Northwest

Floorman Lee

Floorman Northwest ■

Hernandez. Fidencio

Jacks, Charles

Kanada, George

Kolar, Henry

McSwain,

Floorman Sequoyah

Sauls, J. Raymond

Culbertson

Floorman Northwest

Head Custodian Emerson

Floorman John Marshall

Taylor, John A.

Wilson, Loyd

Ellison, George L.

Rodgers, David E.

i T. Floorman

Floorman Adm. Building

Floorman Northwest

Putman, Thomas Odell

Simpson, Travis

Floorman Central

Niece, Ronnie

william

Floorman Roosevelt

Hendrix. Bricen Lee

i T. Floorman

Dewey

i T. Floorman

ASSIGNMENT

Douglass

william

NAME

TERMINATIONS

Gilmore, Albert

Deason,

RESIGNATIONS

SERVICE

10-26-62

10-2^-62

9-28-62

10-15-62

10-2-62

10-25-62

10-15-62

10-11-62

10-15-62

10-17-62

9-28-62

10-19-62

10-15-62

9-28-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Patterson, John

Baker, Raymond

Buntin, Leon M.

Samples, Johnnie

Johnson, Taylor J.Jr.

Drilling, Henry Jr.

NAME

EMPLOYMENT

PERSONNEL

$ 51.25

$205.00

$102.50

SALARY

OR DEGREE COLLEGE

...

< *

APPROVED EXP.

10-16-62

10-22-62

10-4-62

10-16-62

10-2-62

EFFECTIVE DATE

Culbertson

£ T. Floorman

Floorman Northwest

Floorman Lee

Floorman Northwest

Floorman Douglass

Dewey

i T. Floorman

REMARKS

REPLACEMENT

0 4 P CD

g S CD ts CD

5, 1962 -

P- H

hd <D 0 Q

MEETING OF NOVEMBER

CONT'D

MEETING. OF NOVEMBER 5, . 1962.. - . .■ .COK'D

... .

Personnel Recommended

P-l 3

FOOD SERVICE

CHANGE IN STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL: Lois Boswell, Substitute Unassigned, Salary .85 per hour to First Cook at Northwest Classen, Salary1 fl.IO PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12, 1962.

Marian L. bowman, Helper at Hillcrest, Salary ,90 per Salary $175. per month, effective October 15, 1962. Dortheria D. Brown, Second Baker at Moon, Salary ,95 HOUR,

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 2,

hour to

per hour to

Helper at Culbertson, Salary .85

per

I962.

Delphia d. Davis, Helper at Hoover, Salary .85 per hour EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 5,

Elementary Manager Trainee at Central,

Second Cook

Ho^'veir, Salary .95 per hour,

I962.

Betty Pauline mills, Helper

Prairie Queen, Salary ,95

|l.O5 PER HOUR EFFECTIVE OCTOBER

per hour to baker at

Prairie Queen, Salary

1962.

Helen Pennington, Helper at the Administration Building, Salary #i.00 per hour. to First Cook Administration Building, Salary $i.io per hour, effective October 8, 1962.

at the

Helen Faye Stowe, Key Helper at Northwest Classen, Salary .95 per hour to Production Manager Northwest Classen, Salary $195. per month, effective OctOber 8, 1962.

Pauline wade, Helper at McKinley, Salary #1.00 per hour Salary #175. per month, effective September 27, 1962. Pauline Wade, Manager Trainee

PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I5

Elementary Manager Training at Central,

Central, Salary $175. per month to Manager at Bryan, Salary $185. I962«

Catherine F, Wilson, Helper at Jefferson, Salary .90 Salary .95 per hour, effective October i, 1962.

per hour to

First Salad Maker at Jefferson,

THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .85 PER HOUR: NAME

SCHOOL

Jeannie Maxine Bailey Lois Cooke Vineta J. Davidson Madeline Dixon Billie Jo Dolph Dorothy M. Ferguson Trula Mae Francen Ruby E, ' Ford Betty Virginia Hodge Billie D, Hubbard Bess Jane keel Bonnie b. king Julia Lawson Dorothy P, Ledbetter Verna Lee Hazel Mae Long Marie N. Lowder Alma ' J. McGuirt Mary B. Montgomery Nova Moore Marie T. Mullings '

Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Polk Only Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Una ssigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned

NAME

SCHOOL

Bertha Oliphint Etta Palmore Nadine Phelps Lillie Belle rex Imogene Riley Juanita Robertson Iva J. Sheets Doris Sorick Leona J. Stevens Erda R. Southerland Edith M. Thompson Clovis M> Thompson Leona L. Tillock Betty Tipken Gertrude Trammell Thelma Reed Vera Mae Velotta Mary E. williams

Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Putnam Heights Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Mayfair Only Unassigned Unassigned

MEETING OF NOVEMBER. . .5,' .1962 . . - . COIN'D

Personnel Recommended.

P-14

SERVICE

CHANGE

IN SALARY AND'STATUS IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;

James Berryman, Head.Custodian i%

Johnson, Salary $240.

per month to $245.

per month retroactive to

August

1962.

Leonard A. Copeland, Custodian at Harmony. Salary $285. per month to Custodian per month, effective' October i, 1962.

George W. Fox. Re_ief Floorman

EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I^

PER MONTH,

Johnny Goeders. Floorman EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 5,

All Schools, Sclcry $24o.

per month to

lcry

Mark Rwain, Sc

lcry

Relief cuST<^t^^cN, Sa

$300.

$245.

1962.

Monroe. Salary $225.

per month to

alary

Custodicn ct BurasAivK. S

$245. PER m°nth,

I962.

Mrs. Lorene Hall. Three-Fourths Time Matron ct Centra. Salary $142.50 Central, Salary $i 90. per month. effecti ve 0ctober 16, 1962.

per month to

Full Time matron ct

E. C. Heinrichs, Floorman and Laundryman at Northeast. Salary $220. per imonth to Relief C stodian. at^RTl Schools, Salary $245. per month. effective 0ctober 23, 1962.

alary

L. C. Pruett. Fireman at Jefferson. Salary $260. per month to Head Custodian at Davis. S effective October 23, 19^2.

$270. per

month,

ary

David Carrol Wilson. . Fireman at Cental. Salary $26o.? per month to Head Custodicn, Sal effective October 9, ■ 196:?,

$270. per month

MAINTENANCE

CHANGE OF STATUS AND SALARY IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL:

Olen Arnett, A Temporary Laborer in the Masonry Department, Salary $1.25 per hour changed to a Regular Mason Tender in the Masonry Department, Salary $32013. per year. effective September 26. ■

Eugene Farmer, Regular Concrete Finisher in the Concrete Department is being recommended to have his Car Allowance changed from $24(0, per year to $480. per year. effective august i. ^62. Ralph Burnett, regular Journeyman T, V. Specialist in the Electronics. Department is being recommended to receive a Car Allowance of $480. per year, effective September i, 1962. .

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNELS

John G. Cl^borne. Jr.. Temporary Office Clerk in effective

the

(“Iaintenance Department. Salary $I.45 PER

h°ur.

October 22. 19&2.

AUDIO VISUAL TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT-PERSONNEL:

Harold Roberts. Teaching effective

R. #3^8 Personnel Approved

materials

Department, Salary $1.25 per hour for Forty (40) hours per week.

October 22 1962.

MoOion was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr Benmnet, to approve the foregoing personnel; the motion carried on r^U cOLL ' with ILL makers votieg'Aye."

MEETING . OF. NOVEMBER. . 5, . .1962 -. COIN? ’•D

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

Approval of the foUowing recommendations #1, #2, and. #3 was requested:

Bills and PaaroHs Rnclm•mendna

NOVEMBER 5, 1962

ITEM. #1

ITEM #2

Ratification. of October 1962 payoHs previously approved by the Board and upon. Which warrants have been issued as foio^ws:

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

1,412,034.57

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY - FUND

m,384.13

BOND FUND

2,013.89

AuthooOty to issue p^toHs for November 1962 in ' the following estimated amoouts.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

$_ 1,450,000.00

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY - FUND

BOND FUND

75,000.00

2,500.00

ITEM #3

Authorize payment of vendor bills as ' per attached ieeeizna list. - These bills have been examined and approved by. the addlor as to approppiation. purpose of nxpen.natuon, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services.

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5> 19.62 " CONT 'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 5,1962

THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

$_ 111,100.32

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

22,235.09

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1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

40,736.16

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

39,747.26

BOND FUND

75,503.77

.TOTAL

289,322.60

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

Mae Abbott General.. Instruction

Publisher Selected

5.00

Academy Films Audio Visual Materials

Standard

7.64 -

Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation Storeroom Stock Printing

Low Low

19.74

2-74

29.48

A. & E. Equipment Company Instructional Office General Instruction General Instruction

Low Low Low

.. 10.80 9.19 354.70

.374-69

A. & E. . Equipment Company Title 8, Supplies Title 8, Supplies

Low Low

212.58 212.58

425.16

Agnew Pipe & Steel Company General Instruction

Selected

4.00

American Book Company Adult School Supplies

Publisher Selected

2.20

American. Electric-Ignition CompanyRepair Parts for Lawn Mower

Low

2.59

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended-

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

■B-2

Aneeican Library Association Library

PuHis^r Selected

Ameeican Racdator■ Service VeeictUar, Heavy■Duty VeeicuULar, Heavy Duty Veeicular, Regular Veeicular, Regular

Selected Selected Selected Selected

Ameeican Type Founders Commpny, Inc. Genneal Instruction

Board.Action

22.20

Appliance Distributors, Inc. Electronics, SuppPies

Selected

10.56

Ms. Odie ■ P. Archer Speeial■ Education, Phhsical Aid

Reimbursement

14.00

Architectural.Forum Sulssciption

FuHisier Selected

7.00

Architectural Record Project Planning-■ Supppies

PuH-isier Selected

5.50

Ela M. Aslaer Spsics! ■ Education, Board & Room

Reimbursement

Ashrae, Incorporated Project Planning, Supppies Project■ Planning, Suleeins

PuHisier Selected Pullishnr ■ Selected

Audio Visual Deiparteent Audio ■ Visual ■ Mateial

Reimbursement

Audograpi of Oklahoma Office McclhLnni Office■ Machines

Board . Action Board ■ Action

Auto Pearts &■ Machine CQm]pany 761^.0^0^ Heavy Duty

Selected

A &• W Violin. Stop Reppir ■ Instructional ■ Equipment

Selected

L.V. Ballard Travel ■ Expense: ■Indus. ■ Arts Pittsburgi, Kansas

Board ■ Action

30.74

Better ■ Reaaing; Program, Inc. Pu>bic■ Relations ■ Personnel

PHisier Selected

10.80

180.00

40.00 20.00 7.50 23-50

91.00.

50.00

'3.60 .30

3.90

32.97

329.00 54.00

383.00

8.10

’

48.25

MEETING OF NOVEMBER. . . 5.,...1962., . - . COOT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63 GENERAL • FUND (continued.)

B-3

Bills Grocery Geneal Instruction

Selected

R.K. Bla.ck, Incorporated Printing

Low

123.72

R.K.. Black, Incorporated Title 111, Supplies

Low

215.03

Black & Decker Mo.nniffcciu\'.ng Comppany Veeicular, Regular

Standard

23.70

Harold • L. •Blue Reepir Instructional• Equipment

Selected

99.70

B & M• Sales Company Business Office Business Office Project Planning Supplies

Low Low Low

Bond's Jeweery Geneal Instruction

Low

Bootitch-Mtdwest, Inc. Office• Machines

15.00

9.00 3.40 5.85

18.25

306.90

. Standard

Booteitfield's Incorporated Geneal Instruction

Board • . Action

Clarence L. Boyd C^^EPanr, . Inc. Veeicular, Heavy • Duty Veeicular, Heavy• Duty Veeicular, Heavy • Duty Veeicular,. Reeguar

Standard Standard Standard Low

Brooking's. Pen . Shop Office • Expense Office Expense

Low Low

.3.-99

686.76

. 17.88 48.12 46.06 -21.30

. 4.08 . 1.50

137.36

5.58 " |m '■

Bob Brown. Supply C^imp^Jny Reppar Instructional•Equipment Reppar Instructional •. Equzi^^^^J^it

.Selected. Selected

13.90 . 41.8.1

59.75

John • A. Brown. Compainy Geneal Instruction Genera Instruction

. Selected . Low

44-86 4.91

49.77

Bureau of Tests and ■ Measurements Geeneaa Instruction :

■Publisher Selected

5-40

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-4

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Bur-Lane Stamp Company Library Supplies Library Supplies

Low Low

George Burnwood Audio Visual Materials

Standard

Burroughs Corporation Office Machines Office Machines

Standard Standard

6.60 .10

6.70

30.00

8.60 10.99

19.59

Butler Shade Company General Instruction

Low

Butts Electric Supply Company, Inc. General Instruction General Instruction

Board Action Board Action

Wilma Cain, Clerk Board Member Expense Postage Newspapers General Instruction Reg. Fee, Broadcasters Convention Vehicular,. Regular Repair Instructional Equipment Vehicular, Regular

Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty

Calvin Productions, Incorporated Audio Visual Materials

Standard

10.19

C A Magazine General Instruction

Publisher Selected

12.00

Capitol Typewriter Company Office Machines

Standard

13.10

Carpenter Paper Company Printing General Instruction Custodial Supplies General Instruction

Low Low Low Low

121.45 . 14.84 4.16 3.97

144â€˘42

Carpenter Paper Company Title 8, Supplies Title 8, Supplies

Low Low

11.80 . 11.80

23.60

39.00

Cash Cash Cash. Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash

Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement

112.96 1.13

114,09

11.70 1.10 .75 7.50 22.00 2.50 7.63 1.77

55-25

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - COINT'D ...... •■■■...........

- ...

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

Bills amd. Payro.ls RhcommendhcL

B-5

1962-63 GENERAL . FUND (continued)

E.B.■ "Jack” Caasie (Geieeal Instruction

Low

Bob Cates OpeeaSieg, Gas & ■ Oil VehicUiar, Regru_ar Mieteeaece, Tires Ooeeatieg,- Oil CGnn■haSL 1^1]^^^

Low Low Low Low Low

The Center for Informstion oe . Arnee-ica .Library Library

Publisher Selected Piubisier Selected

Childrees Press Title 111, Books

Polisher ■ Selected

494.45

CCiltoe Book■Divisice. Library

Piubisher Selected

7.65

City Bus Comeeaey PuUbic Carier

Bogard Actim

City of Midwest City Water &. Sewerage

Utilitees

City of Nichols Hlls Water & Sewerage

Utilities

City Office Suppey,. Iec. Instructionsl Offices

Low

City Speieg' Works, Pc. Geier'al 1^1^011^ Veli-cUia?, Regular (Gnmal. mistrustim

14.43

46.75 625.52 60.09 21.20 4.05

757.61

3T5o

3.62

.12

3,328.25

40.20

17.00

4.20

Selected Selected .Selected

18.00 20.1-3 5.00

43.13

City of tie ■ .VilLage Water & Sewerage

Utilitees

71.75

Classroom File Distributors, lec. AudjLo Visual Mater al

Staedard

45.05

Johe H. Cole 0611^^ Instruction

Board.Actioe

Colgate-PaSmolive Company CCssoodal Supplies Cuss.oodal Supplies

Low ■ ■ -Low

. . 135.01

313.33 272.90

586.23

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5; 19^2 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-6

Collins-Dietz-Morris Company General Instruction . Storeroom Stock

Low Letter Bid Low

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Office Machines

Standard

Coronet Films Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials

Publisher Selected Standard

62.50 48.00

110.50

Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment Repair to Instructional Equipment Repair to Instructional Equipment Repair to Instructional Equipment

Standard Standard Standard

51.30 16.00 83.22

150.52

Croft Educational Services Personnel Office, Subscription

Selected

15.00

Mr. ”C” Super Market General Instruction

Selected

2.27

Mrs. Henry Cousins Special Education, Room & Board

Reimbursement

Daily Law Journal-Record Legal Publications Legal Publications

Publisher Publisher

512.00 256.00

768.00

13.50

50.00

19.10 14.85

33.95

Dale George Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Regular

Selected Selected

12.84

Dannenburg Distributing Company Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular Maintenance, Parts General Instruction General Instruction Maintenance Supplies Maintenance Parts Vehicular, Heavy Duty Maintenance, Parts General Instruction Maintenance, Repairs to Buses Maintenance, Parts Maintenance, Parts

Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected

151.57 . 5.10 . 356.76 42.60 7.90 24.90 34.59 8.32 21.65 11.65 41.56 . 131.48 32.21

16.60

870.29

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 . - COINT’D

B]_ls and. Pajyolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

I i

B-7

Davidson & Case Lumber Company GeneraL Instruction Gmeeal Instruction

Low Low

Davis Stores Incorporated Gemeal Instruction

Low Letter Bid

Dr. Angie Debo Travel Expense: Round' Trip From Mrss^all., Okla, to Okla. City History. Program,/ Sept. 26, 1962.

Board Action

Dee’s Photo■ SuppPy, Inc. Genneal Instruction

Low Letter Bid

Delmar Pubishers, Inc. Adtut Supplies

Pubisher Selected

H. Dorsey Douglas, Inc. Printing

Low

Doubleday & ■ Company,' Inc. Cturiculim Library

Publisher Selected

Deoilings, Inc. Adult. School . Supplies Instructional Offices Reppir to Instructional

Selected Selected Standard

65.88 2.16

68.04

14.60

8.00

333.33

17.22

137.50

6.67

5.25 6.95 59.00

71.20

Downtown Chaerrlet, Inc. Veth-cdar, Regau.ar

Standard

Biil ■ Doyle Office Supplies Storeroom Stock Project Planning■ Supplies Business Office School Census Enlulpnrlily Instructional & HeeLth Offices Project Planning ' Supppies Project ■ Pllnnieg . Supplies Office' Machines Office' Machines

Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard

92.85 400.00 2.50 3-95 , ,11.80 ■ ' 16.80 7.20 5.00 93.35 £2.75

.686.20^

Selected Selected

9.12 69.71

78.83

Dulaney's Renar InstructionaL. Equi^p^^a^ib Reppar Instructional Equippe-nit

• .

.. 29.80

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - . COINT’D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-8

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) i

1 I f

Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma Standard Office Machines Standard . Office' Machines Standard Office Machines Standard Office Machines Low Storeroom Stock Standard Office Machines Standard Office' Machines Ofice Machines . Standard Standard Office Machines

916.99

Eales T.V. & Radio . Service Refnio Instructional- Equipment

Standard

3.83

Eastern Arts -Association Library

PuHisher Selected

3.00

Eaton-Quade Company, Inc. (Grnneal Instruction

Selected

The Ediihone Company Office Machines Office - Machines

78.69 17,24 20.91 35-48 525.40 8.48 6.00 218.79 6.00

Standard . Standard

19.46

432.00 60.00

492.00

-> Eduucaional Data Processing Nersleeter . Piblisher Selected IBM Bureau

'■—•

■

6.00

Educcaional Testing - Service Title V, Supplies

Board Action

Educaaional Testing , Service Library

Punisher - Selected

2.00

Educators Progress Service Audio VLsu^a. - MCteicll

Punisher Selected

15.00

Alvin - R. EggeeingReeceeaional Supplies

Board Action

Electronic - Sunny Company -Electronic - Supplies Electronic - Supppies Repair Instructional - Equipment Reppar Instructional Equipment

Low Selected Selected Selected

Emsco Electric Supply Company Inc. (Grnneal Instruction.

Encyclopaedia Britannica - Films Inc. Audio Visual - Maeeials i

Board Action

Standard

1,170.70

,146,78

40.50 9.00 5.30 2.41

57.21

.300.16

. 18.83

MEETING OF NOVEMBER_ 5, . , , 1962 . -m-mmmj

Bills and Pajyoois Recommended

St.

1962-63.GENERAL FUND (continued)

Evans Duppicating. Equipment Company Office Machines Office Machines

B-9

Standard Standard

9.00 9.00

18.00

Farm & . Garden Supply Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

7.20

Film. Associates of California Audio .Visual Mteeicls

Standard

15.00

First National Management Corporation TV - Equipment - Rennal

Board Action

Friden Incorporated Office' Machines

Board Action

677-94

860.00

Gacreet's Garage Labor & Maericls Maintenance,. Parts

Selected Selected

28.29 97.84

126.13

Gaflord Brothers Library Supplies Library Supplies Library SuppLies

Low Letter Bid Selected Selected

645-00 .111.00 ■■16.,Z5

772.75

Gneaal Electaic Company TV Equipment Rennet. TV ' Equipment- Rennal

Standard Standard

500.00 500.00

1,000,00

Gennnal Electric C^^^c^^ . TV - Equipment - Rennal.

Standard

GeLneal Electric - Supply - Cmp^any 061^^1 Instruction

Low

Gennnat Truck, - Incorporated Veeicdcr, Regular

Standard

Dr. N. - L. George Travel Exp. Natl. CoiumU Sch.Hs'e. Denver, Colo. Board Action As s 0.. S ch. Bus. Officials, DdCLLcs, Tex. Board Action Gibbs- & Company . . - Genneal Instruction

Board- Action

Glue &- Paste Distributors, Inc. Gen.nnal - Instruction

Low

Goodyear Service - Store ■ Repptr Instructional Equipment? Vetiicular, Heavy - - DHty 1 VeeiccuLtr, Heavy - Duty j

•• Low Board - Action Board -Action

500...00

71.00

8.36

28.75 105.40

134.15

770.25

23.16

57.92 ..204.41 82.70

345.03

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

BILLS AND PAYROLLS RECOMMENDED

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-10

Graham Paper CompanyPrinting

Low

Grover-Jennings Productions, Inc. Audio Visual Materials

Standard

Robert W. Grubbe Company General Instruction

Board Action

Harry C. Hamilton Custodial Supplies

Low

39.00

Irene Hamilton Special Education: Physical aid John Snyder, Moon High School

Re imbur s ement

11.00

J.C. Hamilton Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected

Harr Wagner Publishing Co, Library

Board Action

Hart Industrial Supply Company Vehicular Regular General Instruction General Instruction Electronic Supplies Mower Replacements General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction

Selected Board Action Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid

D.C. Heath and Company Title 111, Tape Recording

Selected

80.44

Alex Higdon Travel Expense: Vocational Ed'. Conference, Dallas, Texas

Board Action

62.52

Hi-Way Used Equipment Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Low

Hohmann & Brown Appliance Repair Instructional Repair Instructional Repair Instructional Repair Instructional Repair Instructional General Instruction

Standard Standard Selected Selected Selected Board Action

Service Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment

118.80

7.50

315.27

2.12

2,150.40

10.00 61. IB . 28.00 30.75 . 6.83 1.92 4-58 16.86 4.42

164.54

. 75.00

2.88 51-38 4-47 7.59 1.10 ,45.10

112.52

MEETING OF . NOVEMBER y, 1962 - COINT'D

Bills and ParoHs Recommended

B-l

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) Holmes & Torbeet,.Inc. Reppir to Instructional Equipment .Standard

42.26

Horn Seed Company, Incorporated Lawn Supplies

57.60

Humpty Dumpty Super Markets Geneal Instruction Ideal Pictures Audio VLsua. Maeeials

Low

19.05

.Selected

4.11

PuHisher • Selected •

Indiana Unnvernrity Audio .Visual Maeem-s Indusstial Arts Supply Genera Instruction Geneal Instruction Geneal Instruction Geeneal Instruction Geneal Instruction

IndustH Chemial Labooatories Cuutoodal . Supplies

Inter-City Violin Studios Repaar Instructional Equipment Renar Instructional Equipment Reppar . Instructional Equipment

International Business Marines Corp. IBM Equipment Rental IBM Equipment• Rennal International Haaventnr Company ■ Maintenance, Reppar Parts Miintenance, Reppar Parts Maintenance, Reppar Parts VeMcuMr, Heavy•Duty Mlineennnct, Reppar Ra?-ts MLintenancn, Reppar Peats M^tenance, Reppar Parts Veehcular, Hea’vy • Duty

Bill Jenkins Travel Expense: • IBM- School, Kansas City & • St.. Louis ;

3.50

Standard

16.20 8.91 6.88 . 44.70 122

, Low Low Low . Low Low

77.61

60.50

Low

202.32 96.40 6.00

.Selected Selected Selected

Rennal Agreement Rennal Agreement

Standard . • Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Low

Board • Action

304.72

97.75 2.145.00

2,242.75

9.44 1.06 11.73 8.31 33-87 .22.04 216.97 • 1.12

304.54

148.52

MEETING OF . NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - COONT'D

and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

1 " '

. .

Jenkins Music■ Company Geneal Instruction Geneal Instruction

Low Low

Johnson Wolesale Electronics Electronics, ■ Supplies Electronics, Supplies Fred Jones Ford Vehhcular, Regular Veehcular, Heavy , Duty Maintenance, Repper Parts . M.inthnince, Repair Parts

126.50 69.00

195.50

Selected Selected

2.50 1.20

3.70

Standard .. Standard Standard Standard

19.00 10.43 13.37 - - 7.89

50.69

M?s. • Ruhamah Jones Manpower, Other ■ Expense

Board Action

Jones-Newby Supply Company (Geneal Instruction Geeneal Instruction

Board Action Board, Action

20.79 2.00

22.79

J & R Supppy VeeOclU_ir, VehOcular, VehOcuUar, VehOc■Uar, Vehj-ciuar,

Low Selected Selected Selected Selected

27.67 32.50 29.39 12.80 9r32

,111.68

Regular Regglar Heavy Duty Reg^ar Regular

Kamen, Wiping Mithials, Inc. Grnmeal Instruction

B-U2

34.36

230.00

Low

Kamp Brothers Groceries Geeneal Instruction ' Geneal Instruction

Selected Selected

Henry Kayser & ■ Fils, Inc. Geneal Instruction

Board Action

583.81

Kee Lox MainU'aiClU'ing Company Storeroom Stock

Low

133-50

.Hurry Keeton, Supppy ComparnT, Inc. Geneal Instruction J. Levin Repair Instructional , Equipment

12.52 29.38

41-90.

.Selected

7.25

Standard

133.15

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

i i

B-13

1962~63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Library of Congress, Card Division Library

Publisher Selected

Dr. Bill Lillard Travel Expense:Natl.Assoc.Educ. Broadcasters Con. Philadelphia

Board Action

65.71

Dr. Jesse B. Lindley Travel Expense: Amer. Asso.Sch. Personnel, Seattle, Wash.

Board Action

100.23

Earl Lipscomb Associates Repair Instructional Equipment

Standard

22.07

Littlefield, Adams and Company Adult School Supplies

Publisher Selected

15.75

Lone Star School Book Depository Textbooks Textbooks

Board Action Publisher Selected

Longs Laundry Laundry Expense

Board Action

13.50

T.C. McCourry Building Rental

Board Action

125.00

Riley McCullough Monthly. Dumping Privileges

Agreement

McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Supplies

Low Letter Bid

McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Chem,. Dept. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies

Low Low

McKnight & McKnight Publishing Co. Textbooks

Publisher Selected

Melton Company, Incorporated General Instruction

Low

Metropolitan Water &. Water &. Water &.

Utilities Company Sewerage Sewerage Sewerage

Utilities Utilities Utilities

3.-44

103.53 310.69

414.22

. 120.00

93.74

20.25 20.25

40I50

204.28

20.45

502.24 197.00 80.87

780,11

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1?62 - COINED

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-14

M '& H Sporting Goods Company Geeeeal Instruction

Low Letter Bid

Mcrofiim Products, Incorporated School Census Eniuneroaion School Census Ernueeraaion

Low Low

51.42 1.58

MLdrkr Supply Company Germal Instruction Veeicular, Regular Gnnral Instruction Geenral Instruction Genral Instruction Electronics, Supplies Repoir Instructional Equipment Reio-ar Instructional . Equipment R^jOLan Instructional Eqiuiom'ern

Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Selected Selected

38.51 19.00 35.54 6.67 938

Midwest AcdeniLsration Center M-sceianieous

Puubisier Selected

M_dweetern Engine & • Equipment Co. Vehicular, Heavy • Duty

Standard

Mid-West Srugical SuppPy Compmy, Inc. Supplies Supplies Supplies Aduut School SuppOies

Low Low Low Low

Milady Puuiisiing Coopc^atim Textbooks

Puubisier Selected

Miller Duprrr Incorporated Supplies . Repl.ir Instructional Equipment Genneal Instruction

Low- Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid

12-4.80 214.80 846.30

1,185.90

Miler Jackson Company ■Reepa-T Instructional Equipment Electronics, Supplies

Selected Selected

126.61 174.96

301.57

Minton • Mccinery Company CcusoOdal Supplies

Board . Action

9.36

Modern Lithography . Gemra! Instruction

Puubisier Selected..

4.00

310.18

15.17 56.31 7.34 9.00

53.00

194.92

22,50

4.32

.75.33 75.33 16,83 1.52

169.01

75.42

MEETING OF . NOVEMBER..5, ., 19&2, . ~ COIN?' D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-15

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Mohawk Rubber- Company Maintenance, .Tires . Maintenance, Tires

Low low

Monroe Cdculating Michine Compainy Office ' Mctanes

Standard

1.30

Moody Institute of Science Audio Visual.■ Mieeials

Standard

3.75

Morgensen Lumber Company Grineal Instruction Geineal Instruction Geineal Instruction Caiusollial Supplies

Low Low Low Board . Action

Mooris Cheerolet Gnneal Instruction

Agreement

National Asso. Educ. Broadcasters Subssrrption

Puuiisher Selected

10.00

National School PuHic Relations Asso* Suuscription

Puuiisher Selected

75.00

Mrs. ■ W-.R. Nevin Spiecd Eaubrtion :T^annsllOatiln

Rnimb■^bocement

11.70

The New York Tines Gnneal ' Instruction Genera. Instruction Audio .Visual Mtteials

PuHisher Selected Puuiisher ' Selected Puuiisher Selected

Nichols Hills Transpioration Co. Inc. Puuiic Carriers

Board Action

. 11.55

Nooick Brothers, Inc. Printing

Low

345.90

Nuway Laundry Laundry Expense

Board . Action

Oil■ . Field Ignition Prats Company Veeeccu.ar, Heayy. ■ Duty Oil . Filter Coonprany Veehciu.ar, Regraar Vnehcular, Reguuar

* . j i

100.44 19.86

50.62 36. sf 220.73 169.62

Low low

477.85

1.52

247.80 20.95 18.00

.286.75

10.95

. Selected

120.30

26.71

. 8.64 . 4.20

12.84

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5; 19^2 . - COIN'D

Bills and Piyrolls Recommended

B-16

1962-63 GENERAL.FUND (continued)

Oklahoma Blue'Print &. Supply Company Geeeeal Instruction

Selected

Oklahoma City Linen Service Audio Visual ■ Matrials Laundry ■ Expense General Instruction

Board Action Bpsard Action Board Action

Oklahoma City Water Department. Water &. Sewerage Waa.er &. Sewerage . Waaer &. Sewerage

Utilities Utilities Utilitees

Oklahoma Clutch Supply Veeicular, Heavy- ' Duty

Selected

39.78

Okla. CmricuLim- Improvement Comm.' . .Misctlaaneous

Selected

200.00

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company Eleetticity

Utilitees

Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Laundry ■ Expens e Laundry Expense

Low Low

Oklahoma Naawcal Gas Company Heat

UHitees

Oklahoma Oxygen- Company Geieeal Instruction (Gmeeal Instruction Genea! Instruction Aduut . School'Supplies Genera Instruction Geneal Instruction Geneal Instruction Geneal - Instruction Rnppar Instructional Equipment

Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Low

Oklahoma Photo Snpppy,- Incorporated Geneal Instruction

Low Letter Bid

Oklahoma Printers- Supppy Company Geeneal Instruction Geneal Instruction

Low . Low

3.50 861.40 20.00

884.90

8,913*21 #.07 78.44

9,026.72

24,370.84

12.80 37*5

Action Action Action Action - Action Action Action Action

10.72

50.05

3,268.05

•**

. 8.94 . 231.58 8.94 39.16 28.13 8.94 12.81 31.90 32.88

403.28

464.35

46.80 28.98

.75.78

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-17

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Oklahoma Seating Company Storeroom Stock General Instruction

Low Low

O.K. Stamp & Seal Company Printing

Low

Oklahoma State Penitentiary Book Rebinding

Board Action

Oklahoma Typewriter Company Project Planning Office Machines

Board Action Standard

Mrs. T.Z. Paden : Special Education: Physical Aid Handicapped Child. Central High

Reimbursement

10.00

Dr.\Jack F. Parker Travel Expense: Supt. Meeting Minneapolis, Minnesota

Board Action

64.OO

Patton Equipment Sales, Inc. Pupil Transportation Equipment

Board Action

10,300.00

. Perfection Equipment Company Maintenance, Parts Vehicular, Heavy Duty |

. Selected Selected

400.00 60.00

460.00

6.00

90.01

7.00 38.15

4.06 28.94

33.00

W.J. Pettee Company, Incorporated Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

Pipkin Photo Service Repair Instructional Equipment .

Low

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company . General Instruction Vehicular, Regular General Instruction

Low Low Low

45-78 . 16.88 11.77

74.43

Poe’s Motor Supply Company Vehicular, Regular Maintenance, Parts Vehicular, Reg. and Heavy Duty Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Low Low Low Low

65.84 ■ 19.75 . 105 .,92 .. 1.48

192.99

Pope & Son Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

3.00

, 115.04

20.00

MEETING . OF NOVEMBER 5, . 1962 . - . COJNT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended

B-18

1962-63 GE3NERAL FUND .(continued)

Postmaster Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmaster Postage for Schools (18) Allocation for Second Qiuater

Standard

695.09

Progressive Pictures Audio Visual Mateials

Selected

10.00 z#?

The PsycColooical Coopooatiin Geneal Instruction

Selected

2.60

Puddin Lane IGA (Gmneal Instruction

Selected

22.27

Recordak Coopooatiin School Census Ernuneeotion School Census En^umhrtile

Standard Standard

Red Bai SuppOy, Inc. Reppao Instructional.Equipment

Selected

The Refinery Supppy Comp^aay General Instruction Gneesa Instruction

Low Low

Reiniart Farm Store, Inc. VehOcruar, Re^guia*

Standard

Remington Rand . Division of Spoery â– Rand Office Machines Office Machines

Standard Standard

Rex Engineering RehP,tr Instructional Equipment

Low Letter Bid

L.L. Ridgway Como^ter, Inc. Project Planning Supplies

Low

Rocckem Manufacturing Company Reppor Instructional. Equipment Genea! Instruction Ge^al Instruction

Standard Standard Standard

Royal McBee Corporation Office' Machines

Board Action

Rice ' MacOnery Compsany Cussdial Supplies

; >

Standard

4.80 10.20

. . 15.00

26.25

12.48 1.46

13-94

5.62

13.81 10.20

24.01

691.80

6.88

421.02 78.00 7.85

506.87

1,709.00

85.50

MEETING OF NOVEMBER .• 1962 - COIN'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND . (continued)

B-19

Sgyniary Land Fill,. Portland Dump Moonhhy Dumming Prlvi.eeges

Agreement

WB. ■ Saunders Company Adud School Supplies Adult. School Supplies

PuHisher Selected PuHisher • Selected

M=. John Scott SppeCal Eiuccaiin, Physical Aid Handicapped Child, Cental High

Reimbursement

Sears, Roebuck . and Company Geieeal Instruction

Low

Sesac, Incorporated Geneal Instruction

Selected

Seveein•Supppy Company Veeicular, Regular Veeicular, • Re$gC.ao Repair to Instructional Reppac- to Instructional Rejpair to Instructional VeeicciCar, ReegUar Repair to Instructional

80.00

105.60 2.75

23.00

8.72

35.60

60.15 . 178.83 4.20 3.39 36.86 ' 1.90

Low Low Equipment . , Standard Equipment Standard Equipment Standard Selected Equipm.en*t ■ Selected

Sharp & Nichols Music ^^mpiny •Rehla..r Instructional Equipment Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected Selected

Sinecair ReHning C^^jp^jny Vehicles-Heaey Duty Vehiclhs-Regulir Vehicles-Heavy Duty Opleoa.iee, Gas Oplhoiiee, Gas Oplerilee, Gas

Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board • Action

108.35

287.28

16.80 18.00

34.80

. 116.39 1,019.96 893.60 118.30 - 135.10 . 132..30

2,415.65

Singer Suring Machine Cnm^=^]ny Repair Instructional

- Standard

27.78

Singer Sewing M chine Company Rehpir Instructional Equipment

.Standard

203.88

Ski ho1pl1ati1n Reepa-T Instructional Reppir Instructional Equipment

Standard Standard

11.25 .JM7

Z 26.72

MEETING . OF . NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - COWD

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL . FUND (continued)

Bert- Smith Road Veeicctf, VehhccUy, Veeicctar, VeM-cdar,

B-20

Miacinery Company, Inc. Standard Heavy - Duty . Standard Heavy Dity Standard Heavy Duty Standard Heavy - Dity

T.J. Simth Travel Expense: Asso. of . School Business Officials,Dadas, Texas

20.25 36.02 62.87 125.09

244.23

81.09

Board Action

WaClacr - Simth Travel Expense: Nad. Conn. Sc-h. CoostrucCion, Denver, Colorado

Board - Action

60.04 ■

Mrs. - L.D. Sollmbtrger Spprcal Eiucction, .Trtnspootatios

Reimbursement

36.54

Southweetern Bed Telephone Company . Telephone

UHitees

Southwest Newt and Photo- Service Geeneal Instruction

Selected

Southwest Ncbbeing. Machine Reppir Repair Instructional Equipment

Low

Southwest Pearts Veeicctar, Veth-c-itdr, Veeiccta•, Veehcctar,

Cooperation Regular Heavy. Duty Heavy - Duty Reegtar

Standard

Southwest Wwel & M,nnCaactting Co. Velhcctar, Heavy Duty Heavy Duty

Low Low

Spencer Waaer Detriment Waaer &. Sewerage

.UHitees

Star Eeccric - Supppy Com^;y Storeroom - Stock Cucsoodal Supplies

Board - Action Board Action

State Board of Education Audio Vista Maeeitlp

PuC^isher Selected

Sterling - - ElucctilJsa Firns Audio Visual -Maeeitls

7,942.55

: - 18.00

Standard

■

. 124.00

Selected Standard Standard Standard

Soutiweetern School Traispooration, Mt.stentnce, Pearts

23.10 1.25 41.85 .^,^2

104.72

56.80

. 31.00

■■■

54.85

2,520.04 320.17

14,80

2,840.21

2.00

20.001

MINTING of ..NOVEMBER . 5, 1962 - COIN'D. '

Bills and Piyrolls Recommended

" ..................... ■'

'■

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----------------- — -

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-21

State Agency foo ' Surplus ' Property Lawn . Supplies & C.ustolial Sup. Vehicuu.ar, Heavy Duty Repnar Instructional Equipment Reppan Instructional. Equipment

Selected Selected Selected Selected

176.40 31.50 12.21 25.00

245.11

Stepiens Brothers Piano Service Renan Instructional Equipment Reppar . Instructional Equipment Renan Instructional Equipment

Selected . Selected Selected

31.50 ■112.50 278.25

422.25

Stevens Pictures of Texas, Inc. Audio . Visual Mateials Reppar Instructional Equipment

Standard Standard

8,40 25.00

33.40

Bill Story•Fire ' & • Safety Compaany Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers

Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Actioh Board.Action Board Action

Superintendent of Documents Textbooks

PU?bishno •Selected

Tandy Leather Company Geneeal Instruction

Low

153.80 466.50 43.45 301.28 26.57 87.25

Publisher • Selected

Tecnnfax • Cocpoc•atice Audio .Visual Maeeials ,

■Selected

.Thompson.School Book • Denocttory Textbooks Textbooks Textbooks Library Library Library !

13 30.00

A . 430.06

9-. 14 ■

J .

5.00

pub-isher • Selected publisher• Selected Board Action Board . Action Board Action . Low

15.00

■410.00 10.00 21.58 4.08 .19 694,»39

9 1,427-15

W. E. Taylor Travel.Expense: Conf. Ini. Arts & Vocctional Ed. Pittsburgh,Kans, Board. Action

Teaching FiM Custodians Incorporated Audio Visual Mateials

;

j i

1,140.24

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-22

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

1i ; u

Triangle Blue Print &.Supply Company General Instruction General Instruction School Census Enumeration General Instruction Project Planning Supplies Project Planning Supplies

Low Low Low Low Low Low

53.20 7.20 35-58 . 22.00 12.60 AA.A5

175.03

Trice Wholesale Electronics,. Inc. Electronics, Supplies Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected Selected

29.27 W.72

212.99

Turco Products, Inc. General Instruction General Instruction

Low Low

. 103.20 25.80

129.00

University of Oklahoma Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials

Publisher Selected Standard

6.11 A.03

10.1A

University of Oklahoma Press General Instruction

Publisher Selected

A.00

D. Van Nostrand Company, Incorporated Adult- School Supplies

Publisher Selected

86. A0

Ward Brothers Truck. Parts Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected Selected Low

The Welch. Scientific Company Title 111, Supplies

Selected

90.00

Selected

7.00

Weldors Supply Company Repair Instructional Equipment

Weldon, Williams & Lick General Instruction . General Instruction

] •

.Selected Selected

West Chemical Products, Inc. Custodial Supplies

Lqw

Western Beauty Supply Company General Instruction

Board Action

. Western Newspaper Union General InstructionRepair Instructional Equipment

Board Action ■ Selected

95.00 19.50 . 15.00

291.87 38.98

129.50

330.85

. 391.50

A79.97

682-95 721.50

MEETING ■ OF,. NOVEMBER. , „5, . . 1962 . - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (contzuiued)

B-23

Weetern Uniform &■ Towel. Service, Inc. General Instruction , &. Printing Laundry ■ Expense G^i^eeo^]. Instruction

Board ■ Action Board■Action Board Action

Western.Union Telegraph Company , Telegrams

UHitees

8.68

Walter R. ■ ■ Wit comb Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected

3.60

The ■ Wite Motor Cdepsany . VeeiciUiMr, Heayy Duty Veeicular, Heavy' ■ Duty

Standard Standard

5.22 7.65 9.25

22.12

•

WolltomnnssrAbbCllt Mruic■ Cojmpainy Reppir Instructional Equipment

Wylis-Stswait Mucinery Company , Veeicular, Keay? Duty

MT 10.32. 4-14

14.46

.Selected

9.09

Standard

1.30

Mrs. W.F. Young Sp^eiiai■ EduccHm, Tolnspootatioe . ; Reimbursement

41.25

1961-62 GENERAL FUND A & ■ E Equipment Company Storeroom Stock

344.50

Bogard.. Action

A-r Colnitileieg, H^e^aiing & ■ Refrgg.News puiisier ■ ■ Selected Engineers Office

9.00

E. Eugene Bailey Gnneal Instruction

Low

Braunnici. Equipment Cojmpajny Title ■111, Equipment

BQJMrd ■ Action

. 886,70

Brldheal-Garroet Compainy . Genenal Instruction

Board■Action

. 29.60

Carpenter Paper Company Printing Printing

Board ■ Action Board■Action

CBA Project Books

r,e

PlUlishsr ■ ■Selected

. 11.61

■■ . 1,435.69 : 18.15

1,453.84

. 383.85

MEETING. OF NOVEMBER 5 , 1962 - COKT' D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-24

City Spring Works, Inc General Instruction

Selected

Dollie’s Ceramics Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Dowlings, Inc. General Instruction

Low

Dowlings, Inc. Title 111, Equipment

Board Action

7.00

1,014.00

32.49

22.50 iff

Farm and Garden Supply General Instruction

Low

Irinin C. Gaumer Periodicals & Newspapers Periodicals & Newspapers

Board Action Board Action

Gil-Mor Chemical Company Custodial Supplies

Board Aption

Robert W. Grubbe Company General Instruction

Selected

Hart Industrial Supply Company Repair Instructional Equipment Repair Instructional Equipment General Instruction

Selected Selected Low Letter Bid

Heath de Rochemont Corporation Title 111,. Supplies Title. Ill, Supplies

Board Action Board Action

Industrial Arts Supply General Instruction

Board Action

Jenkins Music Company General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction

Low Low Low

Johnson Wholesale Electronics General Instruction

Low

Fred Jones Ford Maintenance, Labor &.Parts

Standard

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. General Instruction

Board Action

82.27

1,012.79 1,018.39

___

552.00

62.73

20.00 1.90 75.62

300.00 11.62

311.62

211.17

65.24 911.76 3124°

. 1,289.40

21.12

485.12

1,767-44

_..ME^iT:I^N^G....OF..NOVEMBER.5,.196^^?-.. .......COLL'D .

and Payrolls Recommended.

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-25

McKight & Mclton-gt■ PuUlishing Company Gnneal Instruction

^^1^0^ Selected-

Melton■ Company, Inc. Title 111,. Storeroom. Stock

Board Action

MLdeke Supply Company . ■ ■ GeinroLl. Instruction Genea! Instruction Genesl Instruction G^e^n^eo^]. Instruction

Board. Action Board . Action Board . Action Low Letter .Bid

Moorison Wooesale Company Cuutocdai Supplies

Board . Action

Office Machine ■ Service Campony* ' Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected

Oklahoma City Water ' Department Water &. Sewerage

Utilitees

32.48

Oklahoma Laundry &. .Dry Cleaners Supppy Ciusc^c^daJL Supplies

Board Action

40.00

Oklahoma Seating Company Storerorai. Stock

Board ■ Action

,.323.34

Ozmun & Company Cusoddal . Supples

Board Action

The■Refinery Supppy Company Storeroom. Stock '

Board ' . Action

. 28.10

Robinson Janitor Supppy Company Cuusoclial Supppies

Board Action

2,060.00

Science Kt, Incorporated Title 111 &. Storeroom . Stock

Board Action

230.33

Thompson Book & Supply Company . Em'nitum . Reppar Mtteitlt

Board . Action

Welch . Scceenific ■ Company . Title 111, . Instructional ■' Material

Board. Action

Weetern Bank & ■ O^df/^ce■ Supply Company Storeroom Stock . &. .■Priitiig

Board . Action-

Wetem Newspaper ■Union . Printing

Board Action

k ;

;

77.34

. 113.20

879.26 113.23 47.48 37.92

1,077.89

3,131.70

9.75

108.00

281,59

831.45

■

. 2,042.15;

1,753.24;

.MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-26

1961-62 GENERAL.FUND (continued)

j Whitton. Supply Company General Instruction

22,56

Board Action

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

A &.A Lockshop Materials> Buildings

Low

Allbright Beauty Supply Company Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

American Electric-Ignition Company Materials, Buildings

Low

3.67

American Marble Tile & Terrazzo Co;. Materials, Buildings

Low

43.00

Amspro Products Incorporated Materials, Buildings

Selected

92,85

J.P. Ashcraft Company, Incorporated Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Standard Standard

The Automotive, Incorporated Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

The Black & Decker Manufacturing Co. Materials, Buildings

Standard

. 3SQ.OO

795.00

32.51 2.05

34.56

.362.72

8.85 1

Mark Blodgett Insulation Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low Low Low

The Boardman Company Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

Bottenfields, Incorporated Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

Butler Shade Company . Materials, Buildings

Agreement

Wilma Cain, Clerk Materials, Buildings

Petty Cash Reimbursement

4.50 162.72 226.47

1,190.00

28.00

1,196.50

4.50

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-27

Capitol Stage Equipment Company Equipment, Noninstructional

Board Action

Bob Cates Materials, Buildings

Low

Cathey Roofing Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low Low

250.25 . 182.75

433.00

City Office Supply, Incorporated Equipment, Noninstructional . Equipment for Administration . Equipment, Noninstructional

Low Low Low

139.00 . 331.16 69.50

539.66

Cook Electric.Supply Company, Inc. Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

/ Crane Supply Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Davidson & Case Materials, Materials, Materials, Materials, Materials, Materials, Mat erials, Materials,

48.68

Low Low Low Low

Dagwell Dixie Company Materials, Buildings

1,828.90

1,017.98

354.60 . 324.24 103.77 . 106.82

Selected

Lumber Company Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings

Board Board Board Board Low Low Low Low

Action Action Action Action

Devoe Paint Company Materials, Buildings

Board Action

The Dolese Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings â€˘ Materials, Buildings Materials, Grounds Materials, Grounds Materials, Buildings Materials, Grounds Materials, Buildings

Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Low

: ' '

Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action

889.43

14.28

1,257.98 132.00 16.56 93.50 43.00 10.75 . 31.25 45.10

1,630.14

, 140.00

206.44 35.70 85.09 1.80 269.46 550.80 29.66 76.50 .66.37

1,321.82

MOOTING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - COUNT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63. ■ BUILDING . LEVY ■.. FUND ■continued)

Dulaney's Equipment, Nooinstructionai

Bob Dunning-Jones, Inc. MaeeOals, Grounds

B*Z8

. 149.40

Low

,15.00

. Standard

Emftci■ Electric.. Supply Company Inc. MaeeOals, Buildings MaeeOals, BU.ld:nigt MaeeOals, Buildings MaeeOals, Buildings MaeeOals, Buldnigt MaeeOals, BUiLdings ■ MaeeOals, .Buildings

B^iaOd ■ Action Low Low Low Low Low Low

•The ; ■ Gordon■ E. Ervin Company ,, Maaeeials, BlU.ld:nlgt

Low

Eitectic Weeding ■ Alloys-S.W. Div. MaeeOals, Bt-ldnigs

S^letijed

Fedeeal Coopnation MaeeOals, Buildings

Low

Geieral Electric. Supply Company . Maedals, Buildings MaaeeOals, Buildings Maedals, .BUJ^e-egs MaeeOals, BULle:egt Maedals, Buildings MaeeOals, Buildings

Low Letter Bid Low Letter . Bid Low . Low Low . Board Action

Gibbs & Company Equipment foo Instruction

Board Action

Glue &.Paste Distrs. Ietoolooytee MaeeOals, Buildings

Low

J.C. Hamlton ■ Company . Equipment for Iestouctioe

Board.Action

Hater Mablecrete &.Stone Company •. MaeeOals, Build-mgs

Low Letter Bid

E.W. Hating. Mauuaatuing Company •Equipment foO Iestotctioe . Equipment foO ■ ; ....

Board Action Low

. 24.40 2.30 42.50 33.00

•

6S$o

. 33.05 436.34

577-89

302.40

55.69

. 25.92

451.45 48.30 . 302.00 285.60 34.00

. 1,480.82

78.90

. ■ ■ 146.85

.. ■ 13.20 :

78.00

....

1,669.05 .. ■ ■ ■ 80.10

■ 1,749.15

_____ WETTING' OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962

. COJNP' D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 . BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-29

Hart Industrial Supply Compiyay Equipment for Instruction Mareials, Buildings Mtrrials, Buildings Equipment foo Instruction Mtreotls, Buildings Mareials, Bildings MteeOals, Buildings Mtreo-aLs, Buildings IMa^Ovls, Buildings iMtreoals, Buildings

Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard Standard Low Low Low Low

A.C. Horn of Texas Maareials, Buildings Mareials, Buildings

Low Low

228.00 . 157.44

385.44

Htunicker' Brothers Mareials, Biu-Ld-ngs MateO-als, Buildings

Bogard . Action Low

188.75 . 138.93

327.68

m^sria! Arts ■ Supppy Equipment for Instruction Maareials, Buildings

Board Act-on Low

201.67 17-4.00

375.67

Jenkins ■ Miuiic Company Equipment for Instrucrion

Board Action

Jones-Newby Supply Comppanr Mar^als, Buildings

Board Act-on

Hemry Kayser & Fils, Inc. Equipment for Instrucrion

Board Action

Klpatrick Brothers, Inc. Ma^rals, Buildings Mareials, Buildings Ma^ials, Buildings MaarroaLs, Buildings

Low Low Board Act-on Low

873.49

Standard 13

: ■

a j ,751.83 . ‘ ‘ jj

: :

27.00

119.80 1O7.1O 497.40 27.53 . •

36.38

21.25

{

■

‘ ■ • 4‘‘ ‘Standard

;

192.78

Leland■ Equipment C^im^inF Mareials, Grounds Lippert Brothers, Inc. Ma^lals, Buildzngs

34.00 .77 115.92 227*00 29.40 31.65 5.00 10.03 . 44.20 321.$6

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962- CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962--63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-3O

Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Low

119.16

Lusco Brick & Stone Company Materials, Buildings

Low

193*70

Makins Concrete Company Materials, Grounds

Low

52.70

McKesson & Robbins, Chemical Dept. Materials, Buildings

Low

Metropolitan Utilities Company Materials,'Buildings

Board Action

Mideke Supply Company Materials, Buildings Equipment for Instruction Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low Low Low Low Board Action Selected

Montgomery Elevator Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Agreement Agreement

Morgensen Lumber Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low Board Action

National Supply Division Materials, Buildings

Board Action

Norman Plumbing Supply Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low Low

The Oâ€™Brien Corporation Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Selected Selected Board Action

16.92 378.00

428.50

Oklahoma Oxygen. Materials, Materials, Materials, Materials,

Board Board Board Board

Action Action Action Action

3.60 ,10.24 â– 18..00 10.24

42.08

Company Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings

47.70

3,000.00

7.50 254*88 28.43 .391*32 479.00 2.91

1,164.04

.91*25 182.50

88.00 147.25

.235*25

237-84

117.15 . 55.19

172.34

3^3*58

B-31

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Oklahoma Seating Company Equipment for Instruction Materials, Buildings

Low Standard

160.00 14-40

174.40

O.K. Transfer & Storage Company Equipment for Instruction' Equipment for Instruction

Selected Selected

195.00 82.50

277.50

Pascal P. Paddock, Inc. Materials, Buildings

Low

Peerless Boiler & Engineering Co. Materials, Buildings

Board Action

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings ' Materials, Buildings

Board Action Low Low Low

Protecto Wrap Company Materials, Buildings

Selected

Robberson Steel Company Materials, Buildings

Selected

Sharp & Nichols Music Company Equipment for Instruction

Board Action

Service Electric Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Low

23.10

S & J Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Low

99.89

Southwestern Roofing &. Sheet Metal Co. Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low Board Action

Standard Roofing & Material Co. Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings ; Standard Steel Company

Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

i 1

. 112.85

2,415.24

371.20 . 135.95 40.00 76.97

624.12 â– ;

110.60 .

28.48

2,270.25

403.16 4.803.18

5,206.34

Low Low

75.00 100.00

175.00

Low Low

. 321.81 61.47

383.28

â€™

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5,. 1962 -COAT'D

Bills and Pyrrols Recommended

1962-63 -BUILDING LEVY FUND ■ (continued).

B-32

State Agency.for Surplus Property Eqipipment, NooinsSieictional Eq^Ulment, - NoniniSructiotal Equipment, Manpower Equipment, NornniSructiotl]L

Selected Selected Selected Selected

Sun Electric Cooporation EqipLpmeiini for Instruction

Board Action

TnunLeebird - Sales Compainy Marnials, Buildings Manials, Bindings

Low Low

Triangle Blue Print & Supppy Co. EquLpmeirb for Instruction

Board Action

U.S. Supply C^jm^«any Maimls, Buildings Manials, Buildings

Selected Low

Waugh -Brothers Supply Compainy Manrals, Buildings Matrials, Buildings Maeeials, Buldngs Materals, BulLdings

Standard Low Low Low

Welch - - Floor CoImllty Mateials, Buildings

Low

300.00 276.50 193-02 376.00

1,145.52

42.00

5-40 399.50

404.90

415.00

■

11.32 32.32

43.64

83.55 22.66 37.50 8.15

151.86

42.00

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY - FUND Alvin & Company Title 8, Equipment

Board Action .

Badey, Booalis, Dickinson & RoOoff Estimate #6, - Arch. - Supeevision Prairie Queen -

Board Action

759.06

BrocdihecdCGrreet Comurny ,-Fpen.tpee & - Equipment - (Hoover)

Board Action

1,356.00

Ccrpenter - Paper - Compainy All School Furn.- & - Equipment

Low

21.70

Crane - Supply Compe-any / Matriia-s, Boldings

Low

4.00

;

3.00

MEETING. OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1*.

1961-62 BUILDING LEVI FUND (continued)

B-33

Doenges Science Supply Company Title 111, Equipment

Board Action

Hart Industrial Supply Company Replace Noninstruc. Equipment All School Furn. & Equipment New. School Shop Equipment

Low Letter Bid Low Board Action

Industrial Arts Supply Company New School Shop Equipment

Board Action

149.95

Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. Materials, Buildings

Board Action

111.95

Otto R. Krueger Electric Inc. Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Standard Standard

The Lincoln Electric Company . New.School Shop Equipment

Board Action

Mideke Supply Company . New. School Shop Equipment Furniture & Equipment (Hoover) New. School Shop Equipment New School Shop Equipment All School Furn. & Equipment

Board Board Board Bpard Low

Muskogee Restaurant Supply Company . Furniture & Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

The National Cash Register Company Furniture & Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

Oklahoma Seating Company Title 8, Equipment

Low

400.00

Oklahoma Seating Company Replace Instruc. Equipment

Low

675.00

Philco Corporation TechRep Div. Title 8, Equipment

Board Action

Reinhart Farm. Store, Inc. Vehicular, Regular ...

L. L. Ridgway Company Inc.-" 1 j Fur nit ur e & Equipsriieri^^'Hopypr)

643.20

561.80 115.00 5.687.65,

10.80 4.20

Board.Action

15.00

503.14

Action Action Action Action

■ Standard

6,364.65

4,921.74 1,980,00 154.00 831.50 43£&

7,930.54

221.05

1,876.50

.12,790.95

5.87

.215.28

MEETING. OF NOVEMBER3, 1962.- CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-34

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Co. Title 8,. Equipment

Board Action

4,498.50

Triangle Blue Print &. Supply Co. Furniture & Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

199.00

Whitton Supply Furniture & Equipment (Hoover)

Board Action

1,002.92

BOND FUND

The Black & Decker Mfg. Company Annexes

Selected

69.60

Wilma Cain, Clerk Business Expense

Petty Cash Reimbursement

57.25

R. Duane Conner, Architect Final Balance, Sunset.School Prelim.. Plans' NW104 & McKinley Prelim. Plans NW 83 & Robinson

Board Action Board Action Board Action

Dowlings Equipment Company New Buildings

Board Action

4,766.44

Empire Equipment Company Equipment (Prairie Queen)

Board Action

3,748.00

Hart Industrial Supply Company Equipment (Prairie Queen)

Low

55.04

Hunzicker Brothers Annexes

Low

. 27.IO

L & H Construction Company Annexes

Low

24.00

Makins Concrete Company Annexes

Board Action

Mideke Supply Company Annexes Annexes Annexes

â– i . 'rt.

Selected Low Low

37.50 2,288.16 2.288.16

4.613.82

428.40

6.00 8.60 . 264.64

279.24

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-35

BOND FUND (continued)

Milner Construction Final Balance (Willow Brook)

Board Action

. 350.00

Muskogee Restaurant Supply Equipment (Prairie Queen)

Board Action

1,209.42

M & V Supply Company, Inc. Annexes

Selected

The National Cash Register Co. Equipment (Prairie Queen)

Board Action

Noftsger-Lawrence and Associates Arch. Services (Final Balance) Willow Brook School Arch. Fee, Change Order No. 1

Board Action Board Action

Norman Plumbing Company Annexes

Low

Fred Pojezny &. Associates Prelim. Drawings (Coolidge)

Board Action

. 1,097.06

J.W.. Skaggs Construction Co. Inc. Estimate No. 6 (Prairie Queen)

Board Action

37,953-00

Southwest Title & Trust Company . Business Expense, Franklin Business Expense, Franklin Business Expense, Franklin Business Expense, Franklin Business Expense, Franklin Business Expense, Franklin,

Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Selected

Virco Manufacturing Corporation Annexes, Equipment . Equipment, Prairie Queen

Wright & Selby-rArchitects Architectural Service (Jefferson)

Site Site Site Site Site Site

Board Action Board Action

Board Action

4.59

1,876.50

515.86

551.81

50.00

27.00 30.00 6.45 175.50 26.50 6.50

576.24 1.448.06

2.024.30

16,046.25

MEETING,., OF , NOVEMBER -. -5, . . . . 1962 ,

. COOHT' D

----------------------------------- -4-t------------- —------------------------------SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER , . 1962

B-36

CoIbIlbrcs Acceptance - Gampiny Walker? Proppety, . F^j^rmjin. Site

Board - Action

754.96

Leonard Herrod and Ella Herrod Herrod Fopesty, Farmin Site

Board Action

5,575.42

Idella Clyde Cohran & Narharnel- Mason Cothran Cothran Propeety, Rraniin Site

Board Action

4,379.63

Mont Highley, Jr. Estate Cothran P^ppety, Farmin Site

Board Action

151.25

Local Feddeal Savings & Loan Association Walker Proppety, Frarniin Site

Board Action

3,073.27

Local Fedeeal Savings &- Loan Assocc-ation Herrod-Proppety, Frarniin. Site

Board Action

2,916.48

Oklahoma City Fpdpeal Savings & - Loan Cohran Fopeety, Farmin- Site

Board Action

?r3,400.09

Oklahoma City - Federal Savings & - Loan Asso. Wyatt Foppery, . Famin - Site

Board Action

3,399-56

Ur ice - Walker Waaler Fopeety, Farmin - Site

Board Action

5,163.67

Adolph Wyatt and Viola - Wyatt Famin - Site

Board Action

5,095.49

D^epa^'t^^r^lt of Pubic - Welfare

Sooial Seruutty-Expsnts

951.25

State Coottibution - Fund

So^sca! Seriutty Expense

103,042.65

Treasury. Department Cohran Propeety, Farmin. Site

Board Action

Bills and Payoois Recommended

58.73

It was moved by Mr. Beimntt and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the October eajnroOls, authorize issuing the November M^jy^c^ois, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the itemized list above in the total amount of $289,322.60 as recommended. On roll caai, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."

R- #349 Bills and Payo-is Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to confirm the offer to Needham Trust Mmagemmnt Ccrnm-mitee (i. H. Needham, R. H. Needham, and Trust Officer of the First National. Bank and Trust Company of Oklahoma City) of $2,750 per acre for 18.4-3 acres (more or less). A letter confirming the offer to be sent to the Trus-t C^om^i^ttee. This is the proposed site for Weester Juitf.or High ScLiool. and is more paaticularly described as foUows:

R- #350 Offer on Web si Junior High Site Approved

A part of the Southwest Quater (SWy) of Seetion Tweeny-seven (27), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Three (3) .West of the I.M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, more e^rtic•ULrrly described as foiooes: BEGINNING at the Northwest Corner of said Southwest Qualer (SWg-) of Seetion Tweety-seven (27); thence East along the North Line of said Southwest Quater (SW-j) l distance of 1257-31 feet to the West Line off Shields Boulevard, (u. S. Highway No. 77)j thence South, and along the Weet'Line of said Shields Boulevard a distance of 692.91 feet; thence West and parami. to the North. Line of ^^zLd Southwest Quater (SW-£) a distance of 1254.71 feet to the Weeit Line of said Southwest Quater (SWw); thence North along the Weet Line of said Southwest Quater (SW-£) l distance of 692.91 feet to the point or pJace of beginning. Grantor hereby speeifiiarly reter■■vet all of the oil, gas, and other .minerals, but agrees that no oil or gas weei wil be located or - driUed upon the above described property.

On roll caLL, all metamers voted "Aye."

MEETING..OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - CONT'D__________ _ _______

Motion was .made By W. Rogers and seconded By Mr. Estes -to confirm -tie request -to the City R- #351 of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Division of Parks, asking for a perpetual easement 50 feet -n Easement ro City Park Dept. width along rhe south s-de of rhe Frankie School sire for rhe construct-on, operation, and Approved .mantais-eg of school Buildings and school grounds. On rd^l cULL, all .members voted "Aye." Legal dessciption follows: Property locr-ed in Givens Eastern Addition ro Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, descr-Bed as follows: Beginning ar a point -wenty (20) feet west of -the northwest corner of Lot 1, Block 3 of said rdditios; -thence east i^o rhe sor-herst corner of Lot 1, Block 1 of said rdditios; -thence south f-fty (50) feet; -hence west ro a point f-fty (50) feet south of -he point of Beginning; -hence north ro rhe point of Beginning.

R. #352 Offer for Dry and Adams Property App. (NE 16 & Mo.)

I- wus .moved By Mrs. Welch, and seconded By Mr1. Beimett ro conf-m rhe offer ro J. B. Adams and Pearl Adums, also -0 Gluthu V. Dry and Ralph L. Dry -a -the tlttL amount of $25,000 for property fronting 220 feet on Northeast 16th Street and extending 396 feet on North Missouri Avenue. Al memeert voted "Aye" on roll call. Legal desstiptios follows: A p-ece or parcel of land locr-ed -a -the Northeast Qur-er of -he Qurter of SeeMon 26, T-12-N, R-3-W, descr-Bed us follow^ Beginning rt a point 605 feet Weet and 20 feet South, of -he Northeast' CKmer of -he Sîîrh^s^jsib Qur-er of See-os 26, T-12-N, R-3-W, -thence South, and parallel ro -he East ISne of said Seet-os 26 a distance of 376 feet; -hence Weet und paaaHel ro -the North ISne of said Seetioe 26 a distance of 220 feet; -thence North and parallel -o -the East ISne of said Section 26 a d-s-asce of 226 feet; -hence East■and paaaHel ro -he North ISne of said Seetion 26 a distance of 140 feet; -hence North and paaaHel io -he East ISne of said 26 a distance of 150 feet; -hence East and pairUlel ro -he North ISne of said Seetion 26 a distance of 80 êero -he poSet or plate of Beginning. Total -scludes 1.417 acres.

Adams Property:

Dry Property: A p-ete or parcel of land locr-ed -a -he Northeast Qur-er of -he Southeast Qur-er of See-Sis 26, T-12-N, R-3-W, descr-Bed as ■ follows: Beginning u- a point 825 feet Weet and 20 feet South of -he Northerstorner of -he Southeast Qur-er of Seetion 26, T-12-N, R-3-W; -hence -a a Sontheely direction oe a ISne parane! -0 -he Eash ■ ISne of Seetioe 26 a d-stance of 150 feet; -hence -s an Err'dly direction on a lsne paaaHel ro -he North ISne of said See-ioe 26 a distance of 140 feet; -hence -e u ■ ■ Nootheely direction along a ISne paaaaiel■ro -he East ISne of Seetioe 26 a distaste of 150 feet; -thence -a a Wees-ely direction along a ISne param -to -he North ISne of Seetion 26 a distaste of 140 feet -0 -he point or plate of Beginning. T^-s-^Il -scludes .4821 acres.

R. #353 • Payment fir Condemned Choate Property Approved

(Pied Piper)

Moliin wus. .made By Mrs. Welch and seconded By Mr. Estes -O accept -he report of -he ComestSonert -s CondeemnUioa of -he P-ed . Piper Si-e (Choate property) and pry -nro .-he Dissric- Court of Okl_l^e^omu County, State of Oklahoma, $22,125.60 for -he property. ALL meenbert vo-ed "Aye" on roll cULL. Legal dessrip-ioe follows:

A part of -he Northwest Qurter (NW/4), Seetion 29, T-13-N, Runge 3 Weet, IM., more particularly descr-Bed us follows: Beginning at a point 25 feet South of -he.Sou-hets-. corner of said Northeast (Qurter (NE/4) of -he Northwest Qurter (NW/4) of said Seetion 29; -thence North along -he East lsne of said Northwest Qurter (NW/4) u d-s-asce of 873-0 feet; -hence Wee- and paraaiel ro -he South lsne of said Northeast ■ Qur-er (NE/4) of •the Qur-er (NW/4) u distance ' of 368.0 feet; -heate- South and paarm -o -he Eas- ISne of said Northwest Qurter (NW/4) u d-starce of 873.0 feet; -hence Eas- along -he South lsne of said Northeast Qur-er (NE/4) of said Northwest Qurter (NW/4) u distance of 368.0 feet ro -he point or place . of Beginning.. Said- -bract ton-rins 7.3752 icocs .more or less. 1

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - COUNT'D

k It was .moved by Mr. Beimnet aod seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the allocation of Bond Funds to Project Accounts as foioows: Number and Name of Projects

R. #354 Transfer of Funds Approved

Amount $

30,675.27

1105-A

Aoolxli

1109-A 1109-B 1109-C

85th & Robinson - Bidding 85th & Robinson - Architect Fees (55$) 85th & Robinson - Equipment

238,816.00 12,585.00 43,250.00

1110-A 1110-B 1110-C

104th & M^c^iiO-ey - Budding 104th & McciiOLey - Architect Fees (4$) 104th & McIiiOLey - Equipment

243,816.00 9*153-00 43,250.00

1111-A 1111-B 1111-C

Coolidge AddL^im - Budding Coolidge - Architect Fees (55$) Coolidge - Equipment

113,706.00 6,034.00 9*950.00

Total - (current request)

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751*235.27

Summary $6,669,182.79 Mr

Bond Funds Aiva-lable

Prior Approval Current

$1,274,750.00 751*235-27 $2,025,985.27

Total Appropriated UIna)plO0lilted Balance

$4,643,197.52

Al members voted. "Aye" on roll call.

Motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by M's. Welch to approve the purchase of seventy (70) 23" UHF-VHF television sets for use by various schools.from Dlaney's Distributors. This purchase in the amount of $14,280.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1 and has been approved on our NaHooH. Defense Eduction Act Application. Al - members voted "Aye" on roll caH.

R. #355 Purchase of TV Sets Approved

It was .moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to , approve the purchase of sheet music R. #356 to be used by all schools from Sharp & Nichols Music Company who submitted the low quotation. Purchase of This purchase in the amount of $1,043.4-0 is to be charged to Account G 240-B. On roll caH, Siiee-t Music all members voted "Aye {Approved________

Mooion was .made by Mr. Beemoet and seconded by Mrs. Welch to advvetise for sealed bids to seH buildings from land acquired for the FruOkio Junior .High School site (NE 16th and M-ssouri). The .motion carried with all memhbrs voting "Aye" on roi caH.

k #357

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize the validation of a lease agreement with the Liberty NaHona! Bank and Trust; Company, co-executors of the estate of Charles L. Moornot, for the lease of warehouse buildings located on Lots 31* 32, 33; and 34, Block 4, Orchard Park Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, otherwise described as 17 and 19 North Ellison Street. The lease document is to be drawn by the Board of Ed^aHon Attorney and stedl. be effective November 1, 1962, at the rate of $500.00 per mcnnh.. Al members' voted "Aye" on roll caH.

R- #358 Warehouse Lease Agreement Approved

Motion was made by Mr. BîoôÎ'^ and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of films, filmstrips, language aids, slides, charts, aod other teaching .maleeilli for . use by all schools from the fodowing aumpmili:

R. #359 Purchase of Films, - Etc., Approved

Turtox Genera Biological House Vased, Ioc. Waad's Natiura Science ReHnery Supply CompEaoy Coorone-t Films Encyclopaedia Britannica Films McGraa-Hill Book Company Filiitripoo--ile-Munti Clubs, Ioc. NaHonA Teaching Aids Thompson Movie Supply Cthlton Company CCilirlo'i Music CenOer, Ioc. Folkway Record & Service Coo'pooâ€™atioo ro-dsmith Music Shop Pathescupe Educaliuoa. Films Audio Visual Produc!tioo CeiiOer, Wayne State Uiovversty

$ 1*255.35 2,535.50 237.50 214.95 . 2,355-00 2,668.45 16,037.00 231.00 106.00 499.50 380.00 119.80 103.75 113.40 650.76

135-00 (Continued)

Advertising to SeU Buildings Approved

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 5, 1962 - COONT'D

Cory's Motion ^cture Equipment

R. #359 (Continued.)

ffi.lmac Recorders Academy Films Chuurhwill-Wexler Film. Products Jim Matin, Educational. Films Arthur Barr Productions Center for Mass CoomunUcation Thomas J. Baber Productions Contemmirary Films Gateway Productions Grover Jennings Productions MGS Productions, Inc. Journal Films Indiana Unnveerity Productions Moody Institute of Science Stanton Films Pyramid Film Productions Film Associates of Catifrrtit Thorne Films, Inc. Welch Socce^^c A. J. Nystrom & Company Dooling's, Inc. Denoyer GejDpprt Company Modern Learning Aids

I I I

Total

168.98 125.30 595.00 390.00 1,760.00 450.00 135-00 200.00 175.00 220.00 115.00 197.50 220.00 400.00 1,135-00 120.00 185. CO 1,741.00 693.00 336.15 468.00 196.15 57^-25 630.00 $38,873.29

These purchases are to Toe charged to Account G 240-B2 and have been approved on our National IDefense Eduction Act Application. A_1 mam^o^jrs voted "Aye" on roOl catl. Central Food Service Statement

"Ceertra! Food ' Service Department Financial Statement, September 30, 1962," is submitted as linformation to the Board.

R. #360 Monon was made by Mr. Beimnet and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of equipÂ Purchase E<qpt.& ment and supplies for use in the Manpower Training Program from the foioowing armpptn.es: Supplies for $ 3,039-73 Hurt Indusst!^ Supply Manpower ProÂ 4,876.53 Mideke Supply Compsany gram Approved. Minton Match^ry Company 758.17 102.15 Induustia Arts Supply Company Whtton Supply Company 51.03 Oklahoma Oxygen Company 39.79 92.70 Lincoln Fleccnc Company 133.76 Mtsshtl Supply & Equipment

$ 9,093.86 These purchases have been approved for reimbursement under the Mnpower Development and Training Act and tre to be charged to the filroiitg accounts: $ 4,432.41 4,661.4-5

G 971 BL 1030-^M

Total

$ 9,093.86

;The moMon carried with til .memmers voting "Aye" on rm call.

BUILDINGS R. #361 _ Mr. Estes and seconded by _ Mr. Rogers _ __ _ _ the employment of Rea EnIt was moved by to approve Engineer EnpPoiySgileering Company to develop plans and ipenafiattOots for street paving 543 feet (more or 1< (Henry Paving) itlong the east side of Patrick Henry School site; also plans and iplnafiattioni for the & Sewer______ |iittaltatOtn of a soonm ewwer 660 eet t (moee or ess)) longg hee north idee of Patrckk Henyy School site. The engineering fee to be 5$ of the contract price. Pltns and iplnaficatOoni to be developed in two parts as foLowrs:

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Pltns and ipenafiaaSioni for paving adjacent the Board's property according to City Code.

Plans and ipena0iatS0oni for a storm sewer to be developed prorating til costs based on frontage drain. The Dissrict and two adjacent private owners to share in development and installation costs.

[Al Kemmers voted "Aye" on roi catl.

MEETING. OF. NOVEMBER 5, . .1962 . . - CONT'D

Motion was .made by M?. Bennett and seconded by M?. Rogers that the Board adjourn this .meeting until 4:30 p.e., Wecdiesday, November. 14, 1962. The .motion carried unanimously. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

ATTEST:

' Clerk'

Approved the

, ^4^

day of

)

> 1962.

R. #362 Adjournment

MEETING OF NOVEMBER 14, 1962 n.v.:.,?.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0^ THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA., MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR

SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1962, AT 4-: 30 P.M.

PRESENT:

William F. Lott, President

Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Melvin P. Rogers Eloise Bryan Welch Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith Assistant Business Manager; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Wallace Smith, Director; Ken Bonham, The Daily Oklahoman; Leonard Tipton, Capitol Hill Beacon.

Invocation

The invocation was given by Mr. Lott.

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded By Mrs. Welch to accept the report of the Commissioners in Condemnation on the Spencer Elementary School site (Barbara E.^|/hite and M. 0. White property) and pay into the District Court of Oklahoma County, State- of Oklahoma, $9,000.00 for the property. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Legal description follows:

R- #363 Payment for Condemned Whit Property App. (Spencer Elem.

The fee title to the following described land and premises: A part of the NE/4, Section 14, T-12-N, R-2-W, I.M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: COMMENCING at the Northeast corner of said NE/4; thence South along the East line of said NE/4 a distance of 33 feet; thence West and parallel to the North line of said NE/4 a distance of 33 feet to the point or place of beginning; Thence West and parallel to the North line of said NE/4 a distance of 496.8 feet; thence South and parallel to the East line of said NE/4 a distance of 267.0 feet; thence East and parallel to the North line of said NE/4 a distance of 1.8 feet; thence South and parallel to the East line of said NE/4 a distance of 107-0 feet; thence East and parallel to the North line of said NE/4 a distance of 495-0 feet; thence North and parallel to the East line of said NE/4 a distance of 374.0 feet to the point or place of beginning. This tract contains 4.261 acres (more or less).

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize the validation of a Lease Agreement with the Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, co-executors of the estate of Charles L. Monnot, for the lease of a warehouse building located in Orchard Park Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, otherwise described as 14 North Ellison Street. This lease shall be effective December 1, 1962, at the rate of $65-00 per month. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." (Copy is on file in Clerk's office.)

R- #364 Warehouse Leas Agreement Approved

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase from the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the sum of $675-00 the following described property which is a portion of the new Franklin Junior High School site:

R- #365 Additional Lan Franklin Site Approved

BEGINNING at a point 120 feet West of the Northeast corner of Lot Twenty (20), Block One (1), GIVENS EASTERN ADDITION to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; thence West 200 feet; thence South 50 feet; thence East 200 feet; thence North to the point of beginning.

All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

President

ATTEST: â– Xi__ ) Clerk^

Approved the

day of

> 1962.

R. #366 Adjournment

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (# THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE

BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1962, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:

Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Phil C. Bennett Foster Estes Melvin P. Rogers

(Mr. Lott arrived at 5>52 p.m.)

Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Walter Lybrand, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Gene Pingleton, G. L. Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Classroom Teacher representatives from 15 schools; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.

The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett.

Invocation

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the minutes of the meetings of November 5; 1962, and November 14, 1962, as presented. The motion carried

R. #367

unanimously.

Minutes Approved

LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS In Mr. George H. C. Green's absence, Mr. Prigmore gave the Treasurer's regular .monthly report.

Treasurer's Report

Mr. Lybrand gave a report on legal matters.

Attorney's Rep

Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that the bills as listed in this agenda had been checked and were ready for Board action.

Auditor's Report

On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Estes, the foregoing reports were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye."

R. #368

Reports Approv

SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT

It was .moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct L. V. Ballard to attend the American Vocational Association Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, December 2-7, 1962. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Ruby Chase, Counselor, Capitol Hill Junior High School, deceased November 20, 1962. The motion carried unanimously.

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the names for the following elementary schools now in the planning stages: Location

Recommended Name

N. W. 112th and Victoria Place N. W. 85th and Robinson

Stonegate Elementary North Highlands Elementary Southern Hills Elementary

S. W. 77 th and Kentucky

R. #369 Professional Trip Approved

R. #370

Resolution of Appreciation R- #371

Elementary Schools Named

The motion carried unanimously.

Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to direct Jack F. Parker to attend the NEA Convention of Superintendents, Washington, D. C., January 4-5, 1963All .members present voted "Aye" on roll call. The Board is to pay all necessary expenses.

R. #372

Professional Trip Approved

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended

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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I 962-1g6j

ROUTE 3, BOX

CAPRON, REESE E.

ERMEL

CORDON,

1241

NADINE L.

317 W.

HOUSE, GEORGE D.

JACOBI, MARCELLA D.

JOAN G.

JOHNSON,

SCIENCE, CHEM.

COMMERCE, ELEM,, ELEM. SPAN,,

ELEM,

1936 NW 18

EL£M., ART

3520 N,

HIST., S.S.

ROBINSON

SCIENCE, BIOLELEM.

411? S. LEE

MATLOCK,

2817 sw 52

ENG.,

3522 WESTMONT

BUS.

723 E,

SPEC, ED.,

BARBARA

EWIN B.

PARKHURST, JOY SALLIS,

1001

ELEANORE S.

SMITH,

VAN NORT,

PHYS.

EVANS, CHARLES P.

CURTIS, J. N.

LOUISE M.

S.S.

SPEECH,

ED.,

HIST.,

ED.,

ELEM.

PRIMARY

ELEM.

2,3,4,5 KDG.

NW 49

ELEM.., KDG.

ENG., ART.,

1412 N. STERLING

DAPHNE R,

FORTENBERRY, JIM N.

MORGAN,

1ST (EDMOND)

1404 OXFORD WAY 2627 NW 45

EARLENE F,

SMITH, ALMA M.

ENGLISH

S.S.,

LOUTHAN, MILDRED A.

MC NALLY,

HIST,

I ND, ARTS

PARK

1500 OELKE DR,

LORRAINE W.

IVIE,

BIOL,,

1000 WESTCHESTER DR, 6001 BROOKLINE

HARGIS, ROSALIE B.

HENLEY,

l?7 (EDMOND)

N. VERMONT

85OO NE 20

ENG,, S.S.

37)6 NEWCASTLE ROAD

SOCIAL STUDIES

1233 NE 13

ELEM., JR, SR. HS

I82O| NE 4

HIST,, S.S.,

ELEM,

RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MRS.

ELLANNA EDWARDS, CLERK AT FILLMORE,

SALARY $205.00 PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 5,

1962.

CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS,

BETTY J. COOPER,

FROM CLERK, MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY $245.00 PER MONTH,

-PUPIL SERVICES, SALARY $265.00 PER MONTH, MRS. ABBIE GAIL PHILLIPS, NORTHWEST, FROM

REGISTRAR, SALARY $245.00 PER MONTH,

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 12,

INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, SALARY $215,00 PER MONTH, TO

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 12,

.■ L

TO SECRETARY,

1962.

■

RECOMMEND THAT AN AGREEMENT BE MADE BETWEEN THE OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND THE OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY MEDICAL SCHOOL FOR THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES OF RICHARD STERNLOFF, INTERN, FOR THE PERIOD OF JANUARY I, I9&3 THROUGH MARCH JI,

1963,

IN THE AMOUNT pF $750.00.

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Personnel Recommended.

PERSONNEL

j FOOD SERVICE

TERMINATIONS NAME

■

’eaves of absence

EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE

ASSIGNMENT

REPLACEMENT

NAME

DEGREE COLLEGE

salary

APPROVED EXP.

EFFECTIVE DATE

REMARKS

5'Buntley, Helen S.

Baker Arthur

11-12-62

• Murr, Loyce

Helper John Marshall

10-29-62

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SAFETY

SAFETY i

r RESIGNATIONS Fortner, Leon w.

—

EMPLOYMENTS Bus Driver

Bus Driver Star Spencer

11-1-62

$100.

Orange, Joe Willie

11-9-62

;

Star Spencer

■■

l< fc- 1 "URNITURE ■

RESIGNATIONS DePlois. Louis

h Furni ture Carpenter

11-13-62

■

FOOD SERVICE THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTES IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF .8? PER HOUR?;

SCHOOL

NAME m.

LUTTIE A. GORRE Laverna P. Gossett

Unassigned . Ross Only.

Anderson maudena Ann Chambers , esta fae Draper Tommie Sue Edwards Viola G. Gattis Bessie

unassigned

Unassigned ;'v

LINWOOD ONLY

UNASSIGNED

Unassigned Unassigned

Lucille Hendley Jessie 1. McConnell Ellen M. Mashore Zora Riddle

UNASSIGNED '

Unassigned

•

UNASSIGNED

LILLIAN C. SPARAGOWSKI

UNASSIGNED

Ila June Storts Lou Turner Callie Mae weaver

UNASSIGNED UNASSIGNED

Unassigned

THE FOLLOWING TO BE ELECTED AS SUBSTITUTE IN THE FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT THE RATE OF ||.IO PER HOUR; Ella

UNASSIGNED

Hovis

FOOD SERVICE CHANGE IN STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS OF FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL; Helen S, Buntley, Helper at Arthur, Salary .90 November i, 1962,

Mary C. Harris, Helper

cceeeTSwe NOVEMBER EFFECTIVE

at valley

Brook, Salary .90

per hour to

Arthur, Salary ,95

per hour,

EFFECTIVE

Substitute Unassigned, Salary ,85

PER HOUR,

Baker

per hour to

II, I1962, oA9 *

Nova Moore, Substitute Unassigned, Salary November i, 1962.

Mary b. Montgomery, Substitute Unassigned

Salary .85

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 12,

Enola

workman,

PER HOUR,

1962,'

.....

per hour to

Helper at Foster, SalarywJO) PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE

per hour to

Second Baker -at JohnH^r^ill, Salary |mo

EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER I,

<9'62?

Helper-at Rod.

*t,.' Salary .90

per hour,

per hour-,to,-

Helhn Marshall, Salary |i.oo

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MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D - -

______ u SAFETY

Personnel Recommended.

~~~~~~----- ——----------------------------------------------

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE SAFETY DEftRTMENT PERSONNEL: Gene Prescott, Bus DrTVer at Star Spencer, Salary |ioo.

per month,

effective

November

i, through

November 21, 1962.

MAINTENANCE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL: $> Amarine walker jr, - Temporary Shop Clerk November 13, 1962.

in the

Maintenance Department, Salary Il .45

PER HOUR,

EFFECTIVE

ENGINEERING TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL: James Harold quiett, Engineering Draftsman to be employed on a Six Months Probationary basis Department, Salary $4800, per year, effective November 19, 1962.

in the

Engineering

SERVICE

TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL: Roy Burnette Bottom, Temporary Nightwatchman at the recently purchased housing area, Salary #190. per month,

Effective

November 16, 1962.

SERVICE

CHANGE IN STATUS AND SALARY IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL;: Hugh W. Treat, Fireman month, effective

Southeast, Salary |255.

per month to

Head Custodian at Emerson, Salary $270. per

November 14, 1962.

Motion was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Estes, to approve the for.egoing personnel. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."

R. #373

Personnel App.

GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS

Mr. Estes moved and Mr. Bennett seconded that the Superintendent write a letter to each custodian with a copy to each building principal, directing that all outside lights be turned off each morning on regular school days, holidays, and week ends, and that failure of the custodian to comply will be grounds for instituting dismissal action. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested:

(Recommendation to

ratify the November payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize the .payment of vendor bills as per the following itemized list.)

ITEM #1

Ratification of November 1962 payrolls previouslyapproved by the

Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows: 1962-63 GENERAL FUND

1,418,683.87

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

65,174.85

BOND FUND

7' ' 4!-7‘13

■

558.32

■

ITEM #2

Authority to issue payrolls for December 1962 in the following estimated amounts.

L ITEM #3

b. it-.-

1,450,000.00

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

70,000.00

BOND FUND

$_______ 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

p d

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

...

appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of

R. #37^ Resolution Con cerning Electricity

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION .FOR PAYMENT DECEMBER 3, 1962

THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND

104,803.11

1961- 62 GENERAL FUND

8,989.24

1962- 63 BUILDING LEVYFUND

33,583.06

. 1,912.44

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND

$■

BOND FUND

total

43,177.66

. $ ■. 192,465.51

1962-63 GENERAL FUND........

Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation

Personnel Office

Standard

■-6.9O

Printing

Standard

Printing

Standard

. 11.20 . 19^68

■ Storeroom Stock

Instructional Office

41¥ -.40

Low

465.88

Low

A & E Equipment Company

General Instruction

Low

65.32

Project Planning Supplies

Low

-IMP

120.22

Agnew. Pipe & Steel Company

General Instruction

Selected

Albert’s Garage Vehicular, Regular

Low

Allbright Beauty Supply

General Instruction

Board Action

American Electric-Ignition Company . Lawn Repair Parts

American Optical Company Supplies American. Radiator Service

Vehicular, Regular

Low

14^95

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-2

American Technical Society General Instruction

Publisher • Selected

115.20

.. Publisher Selected

1.50

Anti-Defamation. League of B’nai B’rith Library Apco Oil Corporation

General Instruction

Low

98.18

General Instruction

Low

. 14.03

112.21

Mrs. Odie P. Archer Special Ed.

Physical aid to

handicapped child

. 18.00

Reimbursement

Ella M. Asher

Special Ed.

Foster Home

Re imbursernent

50.00

Special Ed.

Foster Home

Reimbursement

50.00

100.00

Association Films Incorporated Audio Visual Materials

Standard

. 15.24

.: Standard

16.92

Audio Visual Department Audio Visual Materials

Auto Parts & Machine Company

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Heavy Duty Vehicular, Regular

Selected

4-78

. Selected

17-55

Selected

83.85

106.18

Bailey Films,. Incorporated Audio Visual Materials

Selected

10.00

Barber’s Glass Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Low

Vehicular, Regular

Selected

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Thos.

9.99 15.30 26.90

. Selected

52.19

J. Barbre Productions

Title 111, Film

Board Action

200.00

Low

149.01

Biggerstaff’s Supplies General Instruction Paul Blakeney Company Vehicular, Regular

Selected

Lawn Repair Parts

Low

40.82 64.57

Boardman Machinery Company - Vehicular , Heavy. Duty

Standard

... ■

■

11.35

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONI'D

St Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B""3

Bona Venture Supply Company

General Instruction and Adult Supplies

Selected

.. 328.75

Standard

9.73

The Clarence L, Boyd Inc.

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Braniff Airways, Inc. Travel

868.95

Board Action

Dr. Harley Brown

s#?

Travel expense, round trip Norman to Okla. City,

Biology Program

Board Action

3.04

John A. Brown Company

General Instruction

Low

General Instruction

Low

20.20 6.05

26.25

The Bruce Publishing Company

Title 111, Tapes

Selected

103.00

Title 111, Tapes

Sejeqted

___

103.94

Bumpa-Tel Sign Company General Instruction

Selected

35.00

Standard

133.00

Burroughs Corporation, Todd Div. Office Machines

Wilma Cain, Clerk Miscellaneous

Petty Cash Reimb. '

20.00

Curriculum Library

Petty Cash Reimb.

30.11

Book Rebinding

Petty Cash Reimb.

Operating, Transportation

Petty Cash Reimb.

10.23

Operation, Permits Heaters

Petty Cash Reimb.

4.00 8.00

Vehicles, Heavy Duty

Petty Cash Reimb.

5.50

Repair Instructional Equipment

Petty Cash Reimb.

.30

Vehicular, Regular

Petty Cash Reimb.

10.70

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Petty Cash Reimb.

11 92.41

Campbell Glass & Mirror Company Vehicular, Regular

Low

17.77

Capitol Typewriter Company

Office Machines

14.60

â€™

Carpenter Paper Company

General. Instruction General Instruction

Standard

Low .

;

| y

Low

306.30

307.05

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-4

Bob-Cates Custodial Supplies

Low

. 8.11

Vehicular, Regular

Low

General Instruction Operating, Gas and Oil

Low

443*52 .24.60

Low

46.75

. Low

24.60

General Instruction Central Oklahoma Equipment Corp.

. Standard

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

t .Vp.-'. •.?r .-E1

547.58

5.70

•x

Dr. B.B. Chapman

Travel expense, round trip Stillwater to Okla. City. Guest Teacher, Okla. History

9.76

Board Action

City Auto Parts, Inc.

Vehicular,. Regular

Selected

2.00

Vehicular, Heavy. Duty

Selected

.3.rJ?Q

5.50

City Bus Company 3,959*45

Standard

Public Carrier City of Midwest City Water &. Sewerage

Utilities

35.25

Utilities

17.00

Selected

33.50

Utilities

71.75

City of Nichols Hills

Water &. Sewerage City Spring: Works, Inc. ■General Instruction

City of the Village Water &.Sewerage

John H. Cole Company, Inc.

■ Repair Instructional Equipment

9-79

. Selected

Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Adult. School Supplies

23,45

Low

Cory’s Motion Picture Equipment Repair Instructional Equipment

• 18.00

.Selected -

Mrs, Henry Cousins

Special Education, Room & Board

Reimbursement

50.00

Cox Radio and Sound Repair Instructional Equipment

. . Selected

• 11.79

;Selected

36.12

Mr. ”C” Supermarket General Instruction

MEETING OF DECEMBER.3, 1962 - CONT'D

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-5

W.H. Curtin & Company General Instruction

. Low Letter Bid

8.18

Dagwell Dixie Company

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

3.17 2.76

.Selected

5-93

The Daily Law Journal-Record Legal Publications

Publisher

16.60

. Legal Publications

Publisher

46.35

Legal Publications

Publisher

1.7-3Q

Low Letter Bid

12.36

80.25

Dannenburg Distributing Company

Vehicular-, Regular

. Vehicular, Regular

Low

114.66

Vehicular, Regular

Low

5.24

Maintenance, Tires & Tubes

Low

Vehicular,. Regular

Low

. 108.32 18.1.6

Maintenance,. Parts

Low

44-08

Vehicular, Regular

Selected

4.00

General Instruction

Publisher Selected

3.75

General Instruction

Publisher Selected

.09

Davis Publications, Inc.

Dicks Texaco #1

General Instruction

; Selected

Doenges Supply General Instruction

L Selected

-4 ■

H. Dorsey Douglas Inc.

Treasurer, Supplies

. Supt <

■ Selected

Office & Mrs. Nay, Supplies

49.15 f.50

' Low

Supplies, Personnel &. Public Relations

LowLow

2gi-44

. Low

9- 96

Engineering, Maint. & Purchasing

Low

Pupil Serv., Instrue. & Art Dept.

Low

30.10 36.10

Health. Dept.,Custodial & Adult Inst.

Low

8.12

Research, Bus.Office & Warehouse Library, Visual Aids

Dowlings, Inc. Library Supplies

Downtown Chevrolet, Inc. Vehicular, Regular r

Low Letter Bid

j |

Standard

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

. Standard

Vehicular, Regular

Standar Standard**^^^'j ’

Vehicular, Heavy Duty-

36.12 23.59 173.21 64.38

306,82

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-6

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Bill Doyle Project Planning-Supplies

Low

. 15.00

Lpw

7.50

Instructional Department

Low

Businesp Office

Low

11.25 32.00

Electronic Supplies

Standard

■64,83

Electronic. Supplies

Standard

19.15

Library, Supplies

65.75

Dulaney’s .83.-98

Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahqma

446•40

Storeroom. Stock

Low

Office Machines

Standard

6.75

Office Machines

Standard

26.30

Office Machines

Standard

10.49

Office Machines

Standard

24^13

Office Machines

Standard

■ Office Machines

Standard

44.34 29.16

587.57

Educators Progress - Service

Library

.Publisher Selected

12.50

Electronic Supply Company

.Electronic Supplies

Selected

31.39

Publisher Selected

18.85

, EMC Corporation

Title 111,. Tape

Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, Inc.

Audio Visual Supplies

Standard

7.54

Encyclopaedia Britannica Press Inc. Library

Publisher Selected

172.25

Fairview Science Company

Title 111, Slides

Selected

24.50

Fearon Publishers, Incorporated Library

Publisher Selected

4-90

First National Management Corp.

TV Equipment Rental

Rental Agreement

682 .44

Fisher Scientific Company General Instruction

Low Letter Bid

92.69

The Fleck Bearing Company Repair Instruction Equipment

Low

1.70

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3 > 1962 - CONT'D

B-7

1962-63 * GENERAL FUND (continued)

The Fox-Vliet Drug Company

Supplies

Low

Supplies

Low Letter Bid

26,40

148.89

475.29

Fretwell Motor Company

Agreement

General Instruction Gardner-Denver Company Repair Instructional Equipment

Standard

. 10.29

Selected

364.34

Garrett’s Garage

Maintenance Parts

xS?

General Binding Corp. & Subs. Project Planning Supplies

32.98

Low

General Electric Company TV Equipment Reptal

Standard

500,00

Board Action.

5OI.52

Board Action

3.04

General Electric Company T.P.O. Repair Instructional Equipment

Dr.A.M. Gibson

■ General Instruction Goodyear Service Store

-:'

Vehicular, Regular

Group

13.92

Low

A- , .

for Adv. Pyschiatry Inc.

General Instructioh

Publisher Selected

27.00

Selected

28.60

Haggard’s Inc. Office Equipment

Harry C. Hamilton

Custodial Supplies

Low

47.60

Custodial. Supplies

Low

. 40.00

87.60

Irene Hamilton

Special Education, Aid,to Handicapped Reimbursement

Student

J.C. Hamilton Company Lawn Mower Repair

Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc.

’

Textbooks

•20.00

Low

. 14-55

Board Acti^^8'

124.62

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 196? - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962^63 GENERAL.FUND (continued)

B-8

Hart Industrial Supply Company Repair Instructional. Equipment

.Selected

■ Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

1.78 25.60

Repair Instructional Equipment

Low

.• 126.14

Lawn Repair Supplies

Low

17-72

Repair Instructional. Equipment

Low

75.84

Manpower - Other Expense

Low

General Instruction

Low

. 15.22 6.50

Custodial Supplies

Board.Action

711.78

980.58

Herman’s Sporting Goods

General Instruction

Low

58.20

Hohman & Brown Appl. Service Inc. Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

2.06

Repair Instructional Equipment

.Selected

Repair Instructional Equipment

.Selected

3.50 16.85

Repair Instructional Equipment

.Selected

2.50

24.91

Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. Textbooks

Board. Action

64.46

Publisher Selected

80.00

Agreement

13.16

Holt,. Rinehart & Winston, Inc.

Title 111, Tapes Hudiburg Chevrolet, Inc.

General Instruction Humpty. Dumpty Super Markets

General Instruction

Selected

General Instruction

• Selected

General Instruction

Selected

39.46

■ Selected

48.52

.Selected

10.87

24.12 6.43

Humpty Dumpty Super Markets General Instruction Hunzicker Brothers Repair Instructional Equipment

International Business Machines

IBM Equipment Rental

Reptal Agreement

35.00

IBM Equipment Rental

Rental Agreement

51.88

Rental Agreement

2,242.75 246.40

IBM Equipment Rental

IBM. Equipment Rental

Rental Agreement

Office' Machines

Board Action

Office Machines

Board Action .Agreement

IBM Bureau

Low

IBM.Equipment Rental

Standard

34.27

j r

■ 1

15.00 35-44-

387.00 75.00

3,122.74

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63 GENERAL.FUND (continued)

B-9

International Film Bureau

Audio Visual Materials

Standard

Audio Visual Materials

..Standard

31.93

International Harvester Company-

271.71

Low Letter Bid

Vehicular,. Regular Maintenance Supplies

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Regular

■ Standard

20.59

Standard

15.15

Standard

15.81

344-63

.. Standard

Vehicular, Heavy Duty-

Ideal Pictures

7.60

Publisher Selected

Audio Visual Materials

I '■■■'’

Illinois Braille and Sight Saving School

General Instruction

Publisher Selected

7.50

Independent Supply Company Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

8.80

Industrial Arts Supply Custodial Supplies

563-63

Board Action

Jenkins Music Company General Instruction

Selected

Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected

■15.25 23.60

■ Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected

29.20

Repair to Instructional Equipment

Selected

121.25

Jim’s Champlin Super Service Maintenance, Parts

Selected

7.96

Operating,. Repairs

Selected

Maintenance, Supplies

Selected

• 13 8. 20 63.00

209.16

Johnson Wholesale Electronics

Project Planning. Supplies

Low

2.45! 1.

Jones Boy’s Market General Instruction

Selected

■

44.78

Fred Jones Ford

General Instruction

Maintenance Parts Vehicular,

Heavy Duty ■

Jones-Newby.Supply Company . Vehicular,. Regular

26.80

Agreement

Standard Standard

27.04 ;

42.29

■ 96.13|

,r ■

8.40«

Low

‘f-’1 •s

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1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-10

J & R Supply Company

Vehicular, Regular Vehicular, Heavy Duty & Regular

Selected

1.90

Selected

41.10

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected

41.21 71.6^

. 155.86

General Instruction

Selected

66.40

General Instruction

Selected

47.78

114.18

Kamp Brothers Groceries

Harry Keeton.Supply Company

General Instruction

Low

. 177.36

General Instruction

Low

82.47

General Instruction

Low

17.02

276.85

Laubach Music Company Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

15.75

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

28.25

44.00

League of Women Voters of the U.S. Subscription

3.00

Publisher Selected

J. Levin

Repair Instructional Equipment

59-15

Standard

Liberty National Bank & Trust Company

Rental,. 17-19 N. Ellison

Board Action

, 14 N. Ellison

Board Action

Rental,

500.00 65.00

565.00

Library of Congress - Card Division Library

Selected

1.11

Francis Raymond Line TV Rights

22.50

Board Action

J.B. Lippincott Company

Adult School Supplies

. 28.57

Publisher Selected

Litho Negative & Plate Company ,Printing

Selected

27.50

Standard

■ 12.54

Carl F. Mahnke Productions, Inc.

Audio Vis. Materials & TV Rights

Mayfair Service Station General Instruction

Selected

1.50

General Instruction

Selected

3.00

4.50

Mr. T.C. McCourry

Building Rental

Board Action

.125.00

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-ll

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Riley McCullough Monthly Dump. Privileges (Nov.)

60.00

Agreement

McGraw-Hill Book Company,. Inc. 77-67

Manpower - Other Expense

Low

Manpower - Other Expense

Low

80*00

Low

20.25

McKesson & Robbins Inc.

Custodial Supplies McKnight & McKnight Publishing Co.

Textbooks

Publisher Selected

Textbooks

Publisher Selected

49.50 51.15

Melton:Company, Inc.

Low Letter Bid

Supplies Audio Visual Materials

Low

311 AO 7.95

319.35

Metropolitan Utilities Company Water &. Sewerage

Utilities

Water & Sewerage

Utilities

Midcontinent Laundry Adult School Supplies

37.30 276.44

11.29

Selected

Mideke Supply Company Low Letter Bid

General Instruction

Repair Instructional Equipment Repair Instructional Equipment

. Standard Standard

Repair Instructional Equipment

.Standard

General Instruction

. Low

176.85

65.10

5-75 2.56. 5..751 77.60'

Adult School Supplies

Low

Custodial Supplies

Low

178.56

Repair Instructional Equipment

Low

297.60

Custodial Supplies

Low

. 1.00 688.57

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

. Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

15.00 14.58

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

21.45

General Instruction

Selected

1,562.70

. Selected

95.04

Miller Jackson Company

, Repair Instructional Equipment Modern Wheel Align. Service

Vehicular, Regular General Equipment Repair

Low

: 16.25

Low

6.00

22.25

Mohawk Rubber Company Maintenance, Tires, Tubes

Low

,37.11

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-12

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Moody. Institute of Science

Title 111y Film

. Publisher Selected

6.00

Publisher Selected

3.06

Moore Monitor Personnel Office

Morgensen Lumber Company

General Instruction

93.33

Low

Morris Chevrolet Company

8.40

General Instruction

Agreement

General Instruction

Agreement

11.59

Publisher Selected

13.24

. Publisher Selected

11.89

Carlton Moss General Instruction

Music Educators National Conference General Instruction

National Education Association Library

Publisher Selected

4.00

Library

Publisher Selected

.20

4.20

National League for Nursing Adult School Supplies

2.00

Publisher Selected

National Vulcanized Fibre Company Audio Visual Materials

92.50

Low

Newspaper Printing Corporation Subscription

18.20

: Publisher Selected

Nichols Hills Transportation.Company General Instruction Nursing Outlook Adult School Supplies

. 12.45

Board Action

10.00

Publisher Selected

Nuway Laundry Company

Laundry Expense

Board Action

37.21

Laundry Expense

Board Action

; lo 99

39-2Q

Oil Field Ignition Parts Company

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

38.21

Selected

Oil Filter Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Low

1.44

Vehicular, Regular

Low

110.59

Vehicular, Heavy. Duty

Low

.146.44

MEETTNO OF DECEMBER 3. 19o2 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-13

Oklahoma City Linen Service

Laundry Expense

Board Action

951.30

Laundry Exp. & Adult Sch. Supplies

Board Action

General Instruction

Board Action

. 155.00 23.68

Laundry Expense

Board Action

43.14

Audio Visual Materials

Board Action

3-K

. 1,176.62

Oklahoma City Water Department

Water &. Sewerage

Utilities

8,138.41

Oklahoma Clutch. Supply ■Vehicular, Heavy.Duty

Selected

Vehicular, Heavy,Duty

Selected

11.46 ^63.51

74.97

Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company

Electricity

Utilities

33,425.47

Oklahoma Laundry &.Dry Cleaners Supply

Laundry Expense

Low

Laundry Expense

Low

37.25 54.68

Laundry. Expense

Low

26.00

Laundry Expense

Low

34.05

151.98

Oklahoma Natural Gas Company Heat

Utilities

7,201.90

Oklahoma Oxygen Company Adult School Supplies

Board Action

39.98

General Instruction

Board Action

General Instruction

Board Action

. 12.81 33.36

Adult School Supplies

Board Action

.37.56

Manpower - Other Expense

Board Action

8.56

Adult School Supplies

Board Action

35,75

Adult School Supplies

Board Action

General Instruction

Board Action

39.98 50.76

General Instruction

Board Action

2.56

General Instruction

Board Action

General Instruction

Board,Action

39.79 ^2x46

340.57

Oklahoma Seating Company R’epair to Instructional Equipment

Furniture Repair Materials

Low

.101065

Low

8.00

109.65

Oklahoma State Penitentiaiy Book Rebinding

Board Action

306.86

Mrs. T.Z. Paden

Special Education, Physical JLid to Handicapped Child

■ Reimbursement:

t ■

« i I -Sfi

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Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-14

Patton Equipment Sales, Inc. Maintenance, Parts

Standard '

8.00

Perfection Equipment Company Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected

70.44

Pipkin Photo Service

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

84.90

Postmaster Adult School Supplies

Standard

150.00

Postmaster

Postage

Standard

300.00

Postmaster Mailing Permit

Standard

30.00

Selected

41.71

Puddin Lane IGA General Instruction G.P. Putnam’s Sons

Adult School Supplies

Publisher Selected

9.24

Standard

6.10

RCA Service Company

General Equipment Repair

Remington Rand Division of Sperry Rand Office Machines

Board Action

13.81

Rhoads Food Center General Instruction

Selected

101.63

Standard

10.80

Low

79.00

Rice Machinery Company Repair Instructional Equipment

Robinson Janitor Supply Company

Custodial Supplies Royal McBee Corporation

Office Machines

Standard

.17.00

Hollis Russell, Bookseller

General Instruction

Publisher Selected

8.10

Sanitary Land Fill - Portland Dump

Monthly Dumping Privileges

Agreement

40.00 ■ j ! ■ j

Science Research Associates

General Instruction,

Publisher Selected

General Instruction

Publisher Selected

7-00 ,

7.35

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended.

1962--63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-15

John Scott

Special Education, Physical Aid

to Student

20.00

Reimbursement

Sears, Roebuck and Company

General Instruction

Low

286.73

Supplies

Low

23? 66

General Instruction

Low

38.23,

348.62

Sesac Inc.

General Instruction

35.00

Selected

Severin Supply Company

General Instruction

Selected

General Instruction

Low Letter Bid

2.75 - 125.61

128.36

Sharp & Nichols Music Company General Instruction

1,043.40

Board Action

Silver Burdett Company Library

3.07

Publisher Selected

Simpson-Horton, Inc.

General Instruction

Agreement

General Instruction

Agreement

6.15 9.80

Sinclair Refining Company Low

116.39

Vehicles, Heavy Duty

Low

Vehicles, Regular

Low Board Action

1,018.45 116.39

Vehicles, Heavy Duty

Operating, Gas

221.20

1,472.43

The L.W. Singer Company, Inc. Textbooks

18.41

Publisher Selected

Singer Sewing Machine Company

Repair Instructional Equipment

Standard

5.50

Repair Instructional Equipment

Standard

37.05

Repair Instructional Equipment

Standard

, 70.95

119.50

Donald Smith Travel Expense to Wichita, Kansas

Advanced Placement Program Conference

Board Action

28.32

Low

86.94

Southern Air Filter, Inc. Filter Expense Southwest Parts Corporation Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Standard

3.30

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Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-16

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Southwestern Bell Telephone Company

7,364.04

Utilities

Telephones

Southwest News & Photo Service

13 .50

. Selected

General Instruction

Spencer Water Department 13 .15

Utilities

Water &. Sewerage Square Dance Associates Library

‘

• 12 .19

Publisher Selected

Standard Bearing &■Supply Company

Lawn Supplies

Selected

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected

7.56

9.35

Star Electric Supply Company

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

2,076.62

Storeroom Stock

Board Action

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

1,312.74 . 78.11

Custodial Supplies

Board Action

380.16

Custodial Supplies

Board. Action

3,862.48

—

The Steck Company Textbooks

16 .59

Publisher Selected

Steel Supply Company

, Manpower - Other Expense

Low

Manpower - Other Expense

Low

. 270.43 111.66

382,09

Stephens Bros. Piano Service

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

77.50

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

85.00

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

62.50

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

Repair Instructional Equipment

. Selected

25.00 40.50

Board. Action

3.80

Board Action

.1137.10

Fire Extinguishers

Board. Action

Fire Extinguishers

Board Action

... 74.90 . 216.25

Fire Extinguishers

Board Action

20.55

Fire Extinguishers

.342 .50

Bill Story Fire &. Safety Company Fire Extinguishers

52.00

452 .60

Taylor-Evans, Incorporated

Lawn Supplies

Low

57 ,00

Standard -

27 ’.50

Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. Audio Visual Materials

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-17

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

Tecnifax Corporation Title 111, Instructional Material

803.80

Standard

Texas School Book Depository 80.14

Publisher Selected

Title 111, Film

Thompson School Book Depository

8.49

Selected

Manpower - Other Expense

Tolsen Transparencies Title 111, Instructional Material

.70.50

Publisher Selected

Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company Project Planning Supplies

Low

35.70

Project Planning Supplies

Low

16.20

51.90

Trice Wholesale Electronics Title 111, Instructional Supplies

88.08

Low

Trice Wholesale Electronics Selected

39.29 90.62

. Selected

33.30

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

32.54 21.46

Board Action

General Instruction Repair Instructional Equipment Electronic. Supplies

217.21

Uarco Incorporated 19.71

Low

IBM Bureau Underwood Corporation

Repair Instructional Equipment

10,719.00

Board Action

University of Chicago Press

Library

Publisher Selected

2.80

Library

Publisher Selected

.14

2.94

VariTyper Corporation Repair Instructional Equipment

Board Action

Repair Instructional Equipment

.Standard

Vaseco Incorporated Title 111, Instructional Supplies

. Selected

48.46

45.21

93.67

198.00

Walker & Company Publishers

Publisher Selected

Title 111, Library

Wallace & Tiernan Incorporated Custodial Supplies

494-45

? j

Standard

12.22

Low Letter Bid

11.10

The Welch; Scientific Company

General Instruction

1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-18

A Weldors Supply Company Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

18.85

Repair Instructional Equipment

Selected

4.15

23.00

West Chemical Products, Incorporated Custodial Supplies

4.36

Selected

Western Machinery Corporation Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Selected

Vehicular, Heavy Duty

Standard

7-85 6.08

. 13.93

Western Newspaper Union

General Instruction

Selected

14.40

Western Uniform & Towel Service

General Instruction

Board Action

23.77

Western Union Telegraph Company . Telegrams

Utilities

5.90

Whitton. Supply .. Custodial Supplies

Board Action

57.00

Board Action

603.75

Reimbursement

22.50

Selected

35.00

Board Action

29.^5

The H.W. -Wilson Company

. Library Mrs. W.F. Young

Special Education, Transportation

1961-62 GENERAL FUND

Bernatt Printers General Instruction Clinton Mis co Corporation Title 111, Instructional Equipment Cox Radio and Sound

Repair Instructional Equipment

Low Letter Bid

GEX Drug Incorporated General Instruction

Selected

Robert W. Grubbe Company . General Instruction

Selected

14.08

General Instruction

Selected

-,.-*07

. 14.15

Hart Industrial Supply Company

General Instruction

/ ,

69.03

Low Letter ..Bid

:;9 j '

' .. "M

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 GENERAL FUND (continued)

B-19

LaPine Scientific Company Title 111 and General Instruction

17.43

Board Action

Mergenthaler Linotype Company General Instruction

213.43

- Low

Oklahoma Laundry & Dry Cleaners Supply Custodial Supplies

Board Action

40.00

Board Action

62.78

Board Action

1,212.57

Board Action

690.30

Oklahoma Seating Company Storeroom Stock

Radio Supply, Incorporated Title 111, Equipment Solvent Manufacturing Company, Inc. Custodial Supplies

Stansi Scientific Company >

Title 111, Storeroom Stock and

Instructional Supplies

375.05

Board Action

Thompson Book. & Supply Company Printing & Storeroom Stock

Board Action

3,774.96

Printing

Board Action

10.60

3,785.56

Trice Whole sale Electronics Repair Instructional Equipment

786.60

Standard

â–

Uarco Incorporated Storeroom Stock

Board Action

83.36

Underwood Corporation

Storeroom Stock

506.90

Standard

Western Newspaper Union Printing

Board Action

. 501.34

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND

A & A Lock Shop Materials, Buildings

Low

334.00

A. & E. Equipment Company

Equipment for Instruction

Low

36.90

Low

. 198.38

Amis & Kelly Construction Company Materials, Grounds

B-20 .

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

A.R.K.-Ramos Mfg. Company

Materials, Buildings

Standard

180.36

Low

381.15

Building. Specialties Company Materials, Buildings

Brown Machinery Company Materials, Grounds

Selected

8.15

Selected

105.84

The B & T Metals Company Materials, Buildings

Wilma Cain, Clerk Materials, Grounds

Petty Cash Reimb.

4.50

Materials, Buildings

Petty Cash Reimb.

2.60

7.10

Campbell Glass & Mirror Company

Materials, Buildings

11.79

Low

Capitol Paint Manufacturing Corp. Materials, Buildings

287.50

Selected

Cathey Roofing Supply Company Materials, Buildings

75.10

Low

Crane Supply Company 142.11

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

21.00

Materials, Buildings

Low

270.00

433.11

Dagwell Dixie Company

43.31

. Materials, Buildings

Selected

Materials, Buildings

Selected

66.65

Low

12.72

Dannenburg Distributing Company

Materials, Buildings The Dolese Company

-a^

. Materials, Buildings

Board Action

3.60

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

' 30.24

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

122.00

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

153.35

Materials, Buildings

Board Action,

Materials, Grounds

Board Action

15.72

102.00

426.91

MEETING .OF- DECEMBER-3, 1962 - CONT'D

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1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-21

Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc.

64O.36

Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

67.20

Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

467.ll

Materials, Buildings

Low

291.00 385.08

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

21.00

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

719.50 36.00

2.627.25

Enterprise Foundry, Incorporated Materials, Grounds

Low

22.30

Low

48.00

The Gordon E. Ervin Company Materials, Buildings

Federal Corporation Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

51.84

57.15

20.50

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

Materials, Buildings

Selected

2,015.00 21.00

2.165.49

The Fleck Bearing Company

Materials, Buildings

Low

30.72

Materials, Buildings

Low

39.72

Materials, Buildings

Selected

8.80

-79.24

General Electric Company Materials, Buildings

7.95

Low

General Electric Supply Company Board Action

809.60

Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

70.20 612.97

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

182.40

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

Materials, Buildings

Low

85.54 150.72

. Materials, Buildings

1.492.77

F.E. Georgia Supply Company

Hart Industrial Supply Company

418.66

â€˘

Materials, Buildings

Low

97.56

Materials, Buildings

Low

153.31

Equipment, Noninstructional

Low

280.57

Materials, Buildings

Low

. 12.40

Materials, Buildings

Low

32.03

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

Materials, Buildings

Standard

44*28 36.87

657.02

MEETING OF DECEMBER, 3,1>62 - , CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

B-22

E.W. Harting Mfg. Company Inc.

Equipment for Instruction

Low

269.30

Equipment for Instruction

Low

4.00

273.30

Moore C. Hess Materials, Grounds

Selected

10.00

Hunzicker Brothers Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

23.70

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

95-40 36.85

Materials, Buildings

Low

186.00

Materials, Buildings

Low

630.52

Materials, Buildings

Low

5-58

Materials, Buildings

Low

22.28

.Materials, Buildings

Low

16.64

Materials, Buildings

Low

231.00

1,000.33

Industrial Arts Supply

. 247.64

Jamco Industrials, Inc. Materials, Buildings

Low

60.00

Jones-Newby Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Selected

6.45

Leonhardt Lumber Company

Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

809.00

Materials, Buildings

Low

22S.48 437-60

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

■

57.10 6.20

^16

1,613.54

L & H Construction Materials, Grounds

Low

/•I- ■

The Lincoln Electric Company Materials, Buildings

Low

59.20 i ■.

The Lusco Brick & Stone Company

Materials, Buildings

12.00

Standard

26.88

Low

75.33

Mid-West Surgical Supply Company Equipment, Noninstructional

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3^ 19.62 - CONI'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-23

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Mideke Supply- CompanyMaterials , Buildings

48.84

Low

. Materials, Buildings Materials, Grounds

Low

71.20

Low

Materials, Buildings . Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low

112.80 49.86

Low

. 31.50

Low

27.99

Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Low

34.35

Low

Materials, Buildings Equipment, Manpower

Low

49.75 . 159.60

Low

610.00

Materials, Buildings Equipment ?or Instruction

Low Board Action

<5.79

Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings

Selected Selected

32.52 183.28

Materials, Buildings

Selected

5-5^

43.35

Mi n er Jackson Company-

Materials, Buildings

Low

60.00

Selected

91.25

Montgomery Elevator Company Materials, Buildings

Moore Business Forms, Inc. Equipment for Instruction

Low

75-00

Equipment for Instruction

Low

1.02

Materials, Buildings

Low

236.80

Materials, Buildings

Low

161.28

76.02

Morgensen Lumber Company

398.08

McCormick Steel Company 414.90

Low Letter Bid

Materials, Buildings M & V Supply Company, Inc.

Materials, Buildings

Selected

17.73

Low

18.00

Nash Aluminum Products Company Materials, Buildings

Norman Plumbing Supply Company 38.50

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

12.50

Low

171.00

222.0C

Low

292.95

Materials, Buildings

Oklahoma City Scenic Company Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings Materials, Grounds

Low

192.09

,3*^00

520.04

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Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.

B-24

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Oklahoma Clutch Supply

3- 00

Selected

Materials, Buildings Oklahoma Infra-Red, Inc.

1,584.00

Board Action

Materials, Buildings Oklahoma Oxygen Company ['

11.95 15.36

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

2.54

Board Action

1.908.81

Equipment, Manpower

1,938-66

Oklahoma Seating Company

187.60

Materials, Grounds

Low

Equipment, Noninstructional

Low Board Action

135.00 5.721.85

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

616.50

Materials, Buildings

Low

150.44

Materials, Buildings

Low

42.53

Equipment for Instruction

6,044.45

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company

809.47

Plastic Engineering Company Materials, Buildings

Low

31.00

Selected

24.00

Selected

17 .45

Poindexter Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Refrigeration Sales & Engineering Co. Materials, Buildings

Robberson Steel Company f i

319 .87

Low Letter Bid

Materials, Buildings Max L. Sanders

90.00

Low

Materials, Buildings

The Sanfax Corporation I

158.50

Selected

Materials, Buildings Scovil & Sides Hardware Company Materials, Buildings

Low

.33.75

Materials, Buildings

Board Action

148.80

Equipment for Instruction

Board.Action

639.80

Materials, Buildings

Standard .

182.55

Severin Supply Company 649 .15

. Southern Air Filter, Inc. i

Board Action

Materials, Buildings

34 ,20

■

’

'■

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962- CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-25.

1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Standard Roofing & Material Company Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

90.00 90.00

180.00

Star Electric Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

73.50

Low Letter Bid

879.00

Stewart Sheet Metal

: Materials, Buildings Taylor-Evans, Inc.

38.25

Low

Materials, Buildings

United States Plywood Corporation

Board Action

Materials, Buildings

. 1,142.32

U.S. Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Selected

Materials, Buildings

Low Letter Bid

Materials, Buildings

Low

42.25

Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

79.10 276.19

Materials, Buildings

Low

17.88 690.64

2.47-

1.108.53

Virco Manufacturing Company

Equipment for Instruction

1,183.06

Board Action â–

Waugh Brothers Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Low

Materials, Buildings

Low

5.50

Materials, Buildings

Low

49.75

Materials, Buildings

Low

-75.35

40.75

171.35

Whitton Supply Company Equipment, Manpower

Board Action

. 32.85

Chalmers R. Wood Company Equipment for Instruction

Low

59.50

Low

25.00

Board Action

50.68!

Glenn Young Materials, Buildings

1961-62 BUILDING. LEVY FUND

;

Bailey-Bozalis-Dickinson-Roloff Arch. .Final (Prairie Queen) J .

MEETING OF DECEMBER3, 1962 - CONT'D

Bills and Payrolls Recommended

1961-62 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)

Brodhead-Garrett CompanyFurniture & Equipment

(Hoover)

B-26

389.00

Board Action

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Materials, Buildings

I.64

Petty Cash Reimb.

Crane Supply Company Materials, Buildings

28.44

Board Action

The Dolese Company

Materials, Buildings

Low

5.00

Materials, Buildings

Low

30.00

35.00

Heath Company All School Furn. &■Equipment

Low

. 126.04

Low

139.95

Low

106.69

Johnson Wholesale Electronics All School Furniture &■ Equipment

Mideke Supply Company Materials, Buildings

Oklahoma Seating Company

All School Furn. & Equipment

Board Action

Replace Instructional Equipment

Low

960.00 75.00

1,035.00

BOND FUND Bailey-Bozalis-Dickinson-Roloff, Arch.

Final Statement for Arch. Services on Prairie Queen Addition Preliminary Arch. Fees (Hillcrest)

Board Action

915.46

Board Action

2.223.96

Builders Construction Company Estimate #1 (Jefferson)

Board Action

31,941.00

Final Estimate (Hoover)

Board Action

3,139.42

500.00 32,441.00

Wilma Cain, Clerk

Business Expense

Petty Cash Reimb.

54.50

Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Annexes

Low

Annexes

Low

52.20 30.60

. 82.80

Dow Gumerson

Arch. Fee,. Site: SW 77 Place &■ Ky.

Board Action

3,177.43

Board Action

2,897.27

Bill D. Halley, Architect

Preliminary Drawing (Stonegate)

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

SPECIALS P^ID DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER (continued) Bills and Payrolls Recommended

B-28

Allied Building Credits, Inc. Mee’s Addition, Cutliff Property (Franklin Site)

86.91

Liberty Plan Company Mee’s Addition, Cutliff Property (Franklin Site)

3,297". 40

Eddie L. Cutliff andVera Cutliff and Louise Lyle

5,104-29

. Mee’s Addition

BOND FUND (continued)

B-27

E.D. Hill, Jr.- County Surveyor Business Expense (NW 10 & McKinley Site)

Business Expense (NW. 16 & Missouri Site)

Selected

Board Action

165.00

40.00

.205.00

Leonhardt Lumber Company

11.90

Low

Annexes

Mideke Supply Annexes

Low

Annexes

Selected

362.25 367.46

5«21

Oklahoma Publishing Company

98.40

Publisher

Legal Publications Oklahoma Testing Laboratories Business Expense

Selected

271.00

Board Action

223.90

Board Action

. 18.70

Dale Smith, Court Clerk of Okla.County

Business Expense Southwest Title & Trust Company Inc. Business Expense

Standard Testing & Engineering Company 98.75

Selected

Business Expense

■

U.S. Supply Company Low Letter Bid

Annexes

90.13

SPECIALS PAID. DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER District Court Clerk of Oklahoma County

Condemnation order of Pied Piper Area

22,125.60

Liberty National Bank & Trust Company Rental on Property at 17 No. Ellison

500 .00 i 7 ’I 'I !

'7 '■!

J.B. Adams and Pearl Adams

16,601.30

Franklin Site

Glatha V. and Ralph L. Dry

Franklin Site

■

8,370.65

7 ’ •T * 1 District Court Clerk of Oklahoma '.County^'", , y 7

Spencer Site (Barbara and M.O. White '-'-Property)

District Court Clerk of'Oklahoma County Appraiser Fees ( Barbara & M.'O. White Property)

L #375

Jills and ’ayrolls approved

9,000.00

300.00

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the Board ratify the November payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the itemized list attached in the total amount of $192,465.51 as rernnmiATidAdOn roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was made Dy Mr. %ennett and seconded Dy Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of

R- #376

printed forms to he used Dy the Research and Statistics Department from Moore Business Forms, Inc. who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,04-9-00 is to he charged to Account GH20-J2. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.

Purchase of Printed Forms Approved

It was moved Dy Mr. Bennett and seconded Dy Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of teaching aids from Triangle School Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation. This pur chase in the amount of $84-4-.00 is to be charged to Account G 24-0-B2 and has been approved

R- #377

on our National Defense Education Act Application. voted "Aye."

On roll call, all members present

Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of audio visual supplies for use in the Audio Visual Department from the following companies who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Notice: l.

R- #378

Purchase of Audio Visual Supplies App.

$ 2,974-.00

Vaseco, Inc. Cory's Motion Picture Equipment Pipkin Photo Supply

75-00 589-85

Stephens Pictures of Texas, Inc.

590-00

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 230-C. roll call.

-2

Purchase of Teaching Aids Approved

9 2 So

$ 4,228.85 All members present voted "Aye" on

O' •

f- h W ■? 8a Mr. Lott arrived at this point in the meeting (5:52 p.m.) and presided for the remainder of the meeting.

Mr. Lott Arrived

It was .moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of flags to be used by all schools from Valley Forge Flag Company, Inc. who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,583-00 is to be charged to Account G 24-O-A. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R- #379

Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of furniture for use by various schools from Oklahoma Seating Company. This purchase in the amount of $6,333-35 is to be charged to the following accounts:

R- #380

$ 5,721.85 611.50

BL 1030-C BL LO3O-C8 Total All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

$ 6,333-35

Purchase of Flags Approvec

Purchase of Furniture Approved

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #381

Purchase of Lumber Approved

It was moved by Mr. Bernitt and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of lumber for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Davidson & Case Lumber Company International Paper Company, Long Bell Division U. S. Plywood Corporation

(

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D.

R. #382

Purchase of Padlocks Approved

$ 2,734.56 1,785.00 4,110.46

$ 8,630.02 On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of combinatio a padlocks to be used by various schools from Junckunc Brothers American Lock Company who submitted the Low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase the amount of $3^390.00 is to be charged to Account G 240-B. The .motion carried unanimously with all .members voting "Aye" on roll call.

R. #383 Purchase of Maps & Globes Approved

It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of .maps and globes for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $ 2,816.50 1,516.00 1,826.50

Denoyer Geppert Company A. J. Nystrom Company Rand McNally Company Thompson Book & Supply Company Oklahoma Seating Company Doenges Supply Company W. H. Curtin & Company Dowlings, Inc. Refinery Supply Company C. S. Hammond & Company

370.50 946.65 375-50 2,695.62 291.00 54.00 438.90 Total

$11,330.72

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B2 and have been approved on our National It Defense Education Act Application On roll call, all .members voted "Aye

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MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was made by Mr. Bfennett and. seconded, by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of

R- #384

encyclopedias for use by all schools from the following companies:

Purchase of Encyclopedias Approved

$ 6,365-00 4,606.35 1,748.25

Field Enterprises Educational Corp. F. E. Compton & Company Children's Press, Inc. Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.

1,010.90

$13,730.50

Total

These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:

$ 1,748.25 11,982.25 $13,730.50

G 240-B2 G 220 The motion carried unanimously with all members voting "Aye."

It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett that an easement be granted to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on a plot of ground 130 feet by 300 feet along the south side of the Capitol Hill Senior High School site for the purpose of constructing, maintain ing, using; and operating tennis courts upon same. Board's attorney to approve final easement form, copy of which is on file in Clerk's office. All members voted "Aye" on

R- #385

Easement to Ci Capitol Hill £ Tennis Courts

roll call.

Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett that an easement be granted to the R. #386 City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on, upon, over, and across all the east side the North Easement to Ci east High School ground (a plot maximum width of 578 feet, maximum length of 1118 feet) Northeast High with right of ingress and egress to and from said land and premises for the purpose of Recreation constructing, maintaining, using, and operating baseball field, stadium, and parking area. Facilities Board's attorney to approve final easement form, copy of which is on file in Clerk's office. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." It was .moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve allocation of Bond Fund accounts as follows:

Number and Name of Projects

_____ 1

Amount

$230,396.00

1112-A 1112-B 1112-C

Hillcrest - Building Hillcrest - Architect Fees

1113-A 1113-B 1113-C

Henry - Building Henry - Architect Fees

1114-a iii4-b 1114-c

Spencer - Building Spencer - Architect Fees

1115-A 1115-B 1115-c

SW 77th Place & Kentucky - Building SW 77th Place & Kentucky - Architect Fees

1116-A 1116-B 1116-c

NE 16th & McGregor - Building NE 16th & McGregor - Architect Fees NE 16th & McGregor - Equipment

1117-A 1117-B 1117-c

Stonegate - Building Stonegate - Architect Fees

1118-A

1118-b

Hayes - Building Hayes - Architect Fees

1118-C

Hayes - Equipment

(5^)

12,232.00 26,400.00

Hillcrest - Equipment

244,485.00 12,649.00 36,950.00

(5^)

Henry - Equipment

299,060.00 (5^)

15,321.00 42,250.00

Spencer - Equipment

(5^$)

SW 77th Place & Kentucky - Equipment

330,7^3-00 17,479.00 43,250.00 376,401.00

(51$)

19,575-00 52,000.00 296,727.00 16,935-00

(51$)

52,000.00

Stonegate - Equipment

488,300.00 26,048.00 58,000.00

(51$)

Total (current request)

$2,697,201.00

Summary Bond Funds Available Prior Approval Currest Request Total Appropriated Unappropriated Balance

$6,669,182.79 $2,025,985-27 2,697,201.00 4,723,186.27

$1,9^5,996.52

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

R- #387 Allocation of Bond Funds Approved

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

R. #388

Motion was .maos by Mr. Estes and seconded By Mr. Bennett to approve transfers in the 1962-63 General Fund accounts as follows: Transfer Funds 1962-63 General

Fund Approved

Transfer In

120-A 120-H 312-A3 73O-A 970

1010-C2 1030-E

Miscellaneous Personnel Office-Other Expenses Title V-Supplies-NDEA Land & Building Rental Manpower Act - Salaries Manpower Act - Other Expenses Tax Assessments Pupil Transportation Equipment

500.00

300.00 7,000.00 5,855-00 20,850.00 10,500.00 1,500.00 630.00 $47,135.00

Total

Transfer Out

510-A, B

$47,135-00

Custodial Services - Salaries

All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #389

It was moved hy Mrs. Welch and seconded By Mr. Rogers to approve transfers in the 1962-63

Transfer Funds 1962-63 Bldg.

Building Levy Fund accounts as follows:

Levy Fund Approved

Transfer In

1030-M

MT Equipment for Manpower

$21,900.00

New Buildings

$21,900.00

Transfer Out

1020-B

On roll call, all members voted "Aye." R. #390 Purchase of Science Models Approved

Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of science models for use in various schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:

The Welch Scientific Company Denoyer Geppert Company The Refinery Supply Company LaPine Scientific Company Doenges Supply Company

680.44 4-63.50

125.00 27.00 894--95

$â€™ 2,190.89

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B2 and have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. All .members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R- #391 Sale of Houses Confirmed

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize the sale of houses located on Northeast 16th Street to the following persons who submitted high bids in respons to the attached Notice. Bill of Sale to each buyer will include the conditions of the sale. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

$ 4-,765.00

R. E. Nelson Leonard K. Griffin Bessie Gray Ronald W. Smith

355-00 450.00

202.50 $ 5,772.50

Total

,3*

MEETING OF DECEMBER 3, 1962 - CONT'D

Motion was .made By Mr. Ates and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of concrete

R- #392

to be used at Capitol Hill Senior High School from Makins Concrete Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,64-2.50 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. The motion carried unanimously with all members voting "Aye."

Purchase of Concrete

It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of pipe for use by various schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:

R- #393

Federal Corporation U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Industrial Specialities Company

Purchase of Pipe Approved

154.20 1,180.4-3 17.61 1,682-93 317-4-9 709 - 53

Loeffler Greene Supply Company

$ 4-,062.19

Total

These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D.

All members voted "Aye" on roll call

The "Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, October 31> 1962" was submitted as information to the Board. It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of furniture repair .material for use by all schools from Thompson Book & Supply Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $8,823-00 is to be charged to Account G 620-E. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."

Central Food Statement R- #394-

Furniture Repa Material App.

Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of steel .material for use at Capitol Hill Senior High School Stadium from Robberson Steel Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $4-,4-26.59 is 1Â° 8e charged to Account BL 620-D. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.

R- #395

Motion to adjourn and to .meet again at 4-: 30 p.m., Thursday, December 20, 1962, was .made by

R- #396

Mr. Bennett,

Adj ournment

seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.

THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.

Attest: ('s'? si SS1S >

Clerk

Approved the

day of

Purchase of Steel Approved

1963.