MEETING OF JANUARY
6, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION fa THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JANUARY 6, 196k, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, President .
Phil C. Bennett (Arrived 4:45 p.m.) Foster Estes William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Walter A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; many .members of the Central Office staff, principals, and teachers; representatives of professional and civic groups; Judge Clarence M. Mills, Seventh Judicial District, State of Oklahoma; Rev. A. D. Gregory, Minister, South Lee Methodist Church; Mrs. Foster Estes and Mrs. John Bob Estes; Mrs. Jack F Parker; Mr. Warren F. Welch and Bryanne; Mr. Otto F. Thompson; Mrs. Phil Bennett; Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Brisco; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Woodard; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Leonard Tipton and E. M. Sellers, Capitol Hill Beacon.
Rev. A. D. Gregory, Minister, South Lee Methodist Church, gave the invocation.
Invocation
On .motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Lott, the .minutes of the .meetings of December 2, 1963, and December 12, 1963, were approved as read.
R. #1 Minutes Approx
The large number of guests, present for the first meeting of the new- year, weÂŁ? welcomed by Mrs. Welch.
Guests Welcome
Mr. Bennett arrived during the introduction of the guests.
Mr. Bennett Arrived
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green gave his routine report, stating that all School District funds in various banks Treasurer's are secured by high-grade municipal securities, and stating further that the money from the Report sale of $3;000,000 of Series C 1964 Building and Equipment Bonds was received on January 2, 1964. He recommended that this entire $3^000,000 in bond funds be invested in JO-day United States Treasury Bills and at their maturity any part of the $3^000,000 not needed to .meet current bond expenditure needs shall be ..reinvested in 90-day United States Treasury Bills. Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the above recommendation R. #2 for the investment of $3^000,000 in 90-<3-&y United States Treasury Bills. All .members voted Investment of "Aye" on roll call. Bond Funds
The Attorney had no legal reports to .make at this time.
Attorney's Re;
Mr. Prigmore reported that the bills in this agenda had been verified and were ready for action by the Board.
Auditor's Report
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as presented. R. #3 All .members voted "Aye" on roll call. Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated: Jack F. Parker, meeting called by the U. S. Commissioner of Education, Dallas, Texas, January 8, 1964.
R. # Professional Trips Approvec
Gilbert Robinson, Regional Conference of The National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards, Dallas, Texas, January 13 and 14, 1964. The .motion carried with all .members voting "Aye" on roll call.
It was .moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Harvey Mullinax, Principal, Putnam Heights School, deceased Monday, December 23, 19&3All .members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #5 Resolution of Appreciation
PERSONNEL
It was recommended that the persons listed in the permanent .minutes be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed below be approved.
Personnel Recommended
RESIGNATIONS
INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS
HARMS, JUDITH E» J RD
BELLE TSLE
WHEELER 1ST
ASSIGNMENT
(MRS)
NAME
HARVEY, MAXINE
SEQUOYAH 5TH
(MISS)
(MRS)
HOEFLE, ALMA T. MANAUTOU, RACHEL V.
NORTH HIGHLAND 2ND - 3RD
WASH! NG TON 4TH
(MRS)
(MRS) MESKU, VIOLET 1.
(MRS)
EFFECTIVE DATE
12-20-63
EMPLOYMENT NAME
’
SALARY
OR
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
1-6-64
EFFECTIVE DATE
6?
1-6-64
NORTH HIGHLAND 2ND - 3RD
APPROVED EXP.
0
12-4-63
BRYAN SPEECH THERAPIST
4300. 4600.
o.u.
N. TEXAS S.
O.U.
C0 S * C« B«So
11-26-63
11-1-63
"DURATION OF NEED"
"FOR 9 DAYS ONLY"
NORTHWEST MATH.
2ND
CUL8ERTSON
HARDING - LATIN | T.
EDGEMERE - 4TH
12-9-63
6
RET’D
HARDING - FRENCH 5 T. "DURATION OF NEED"
1-6-64
12-9-63
0
RET’D
3RD
BELLE ISLE
1ST B.S.
0
12-2-63
CENTRAL - MANPOWER COSMETOLOGY
WHEELER
C 0 S»Co B0S0
3
12-2-63
HOLY NAMES C.
Bq Aq
0
Bo Ao
N.D.
4300.
6325.
B 0 So
4750.
OpUo
O.U. M.A.
TEXAS STATE U. B.A.
0
4300.
>4750.
PERSONNEL
(MRS)
’
GOODPASTER, GLORIA D.
(mis s )
)
BODD1E, CAROLE A. T v
sfe r
KATHRYN B.
by tran
12-13-63
ed
(FILLED BY SUBSTITUTE)
(fill
MURDOCK,
"
(MRS)
(mr s )
WITHERSPOON, MARY A.
(MRS) JOHNSON, MADELYN
‘
11-15-63
12-2-63
12-20-63
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(miss ) HERNDON, SANDRA R.
HORNBECK, ROSE
(MRS) EDGEMERE 4TH
2700.
2700. CUNN1NGHAM,
4300.
(FILLED BY SUBSTITUTE)
(mrs )
BOOKER, MARY L.
(MRS) WEST, HELEN M.
12-20-63
ESTELEE'
HARDING LATIN - j T.
2ND
12-23-63
11-27-63
PUTNAM HEIGHTS PRINCIPAL
PRAIRIE QUEEN 2ND
CULBERTSON
FRENCH - 5 T.
(MRS)
-
HARD 1 NG
WILSON, MARILYN - PREVIOUSLY SHOWN
ADDITIONAL POSITIONS
ILLNESS (MRS)
HUGHES, JUANITA (MRS)
MILLER, MARJORIE
(MRS) MILLER, MARJOR'lE
LEAVE OF ABSENCE-MATERNITY
(MRS)
SPENCER, ERMA J.
ELLYSON, TREVA
(MRS)
DECEASED
(MR) MULLINAX, HARVEY
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Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL
CLERICAL
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effec tive DATE
REPLACEMENT
OR
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
RESIGNATION (MRS)
SUPPLY DEPT. CLERK
SMITH, FORREST B.
(mrs ) 12-23-63
(MRS) 205.
FLOYD, MILDRED
ADDITIONAL POSITION
SUPPLY DEPT.
12-17-63
$200.
DUDLEY, VERA P.
CLERK
CENTRAL - MANPOWER SEC.*PREV. IN SYSTEM
12-16-63
1
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LEAVE OF ABSENCE
MATERNITY
(mr s ) ■
PERSONNEL PBX OPR.
FARRIS, MARY V.
12-13-63
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
MRS. WANJTA F. WALKER AS A PART-TIME TYPIST IN THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES OFFICE,
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 18, 1963, SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR,
FOR HOURS WORKED.
DR. BERNARD BELDEN, O.S.U., TO BE PAID $60,00 FOR READING
I N-SERV1CE PROGRAM FOR ROOSEVELT JR. HIGH SCHOOL.
THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS BE EMPLOYED FOR SATURDAYS AND OTHER HOLIDAYS (TOTAL OF 22 DAYS) FOR AN ADDITIONAL SALARY OF $400.00 TO PREPARE
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MR. BOB STALNAKER
NORTHWEST HARDING NORTHEAST
MRS. MARY MC CAIN MR. JAMES HILL
MISS FAYE BILLS
MR. PRENTICE GAUTT BE EMPLOYED AS A PHYSICAL EDUCATION CONSULTANT, SALARY AT THE ANNUAL RATE OF $6700.00,
TV STUDIO TV STUDIO CONSULTANT
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER }6,
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1963-3964
HOUSTON, BARBARA A. LEVONITIS, WILLIAM W. LEWIS, NELDA Nl EBRUEGGE, BEVERLY J. *RANDLE, INIS E. REX, THELMA L. TURNER, MARTHA WINSTON, ELOISE F.
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SERVICE
NAME
RESIGNATIONS
E.
Car ter , Thom as S.
,
b.
Luthe
. Iva n
wil li am R.
r
ie W.
, J. L,
. Arch
ty
Den ha m. Car l
Dough Foster
s.
Geor ge . Edl ey
Hen drick
ke r
Lewis . Dav id N.
Par wal ch er
, Haro ld
Mich ae l
G.
Wilk er so n . Has ke l
ht
d.
L.
Winton , Cha rl e s
Wrig
Gar
TERMINATIONS
ASSIGNMENT
£ T. Flo or ma n Page Stadiu m
Floo rm an Roo se ve lt
Sr .
Sr .
Bld
Floor man North wes t Cla ss en Flo or ma n Adm inis tra tion Floorm an Clas se n
Floorm an Cap itol hi ll Flo orm an Roos e v e lt
Fir em an Cap itol Hill
man
Floor ma n Jac ks on
Rel ief Floor All Schoo ls
Sr .
an
Hill
He a d Cus todi an
GARFIELD
Flo orm Cap itol
Floo rm an Har din g
-
g ,
EFFECTIVE DATE
11-30-63
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
NAME NEW EMPLOYMENTS
%
SALARY MONTHLY
1
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
Floorm a n Roo se ve lt
12-13-6;
Lewis , Dav id N.
$210.
11-30-63
hwe s t
Floo rm an Cla ss en
Floor Roose
vel t
man
Floo rm an Capit ol hil l
Sr .
.
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bl dg
Cla ss en
Floo Nort
rm an
12-13-6; R.
$210.
GILLASPfA, Leo
Floorm an Adm inis tra tion
H-30-63
12-9-63 tay
$210.
Soon
l
, Howar d ; Jr .
11-27-63
, Car
1'2-2-63 r
$210.
Rolle
G.
C.
O-3O-63
ld
tF-26-63,
Wrigh t , Haro
$210.
11-15-63
12-20-6;
Mose s , J. D.
$210.
12-18-63
12-18-63 12-9-63 12-10-63
12-6-63 13-6-63
12-5-63
MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
SERVICE
NAME
(Ben ge - Tra
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
ns fer re d ) ns fer re d )
(Dunk in - Tra
(Wal le y - Tran
sfe rre d )
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
NEW EMPLOYMENTS
MONTHLY
Carl ton , Cha rl ie
$210..
12-12-65
$2 IO-
12-9-63
Floor man Rock wood
F.
$2| 0»
12-20-63
Fuo or man Northwe st Clas se n
es
$105-
12-17-6'
Cla
rk
For
d,
, J. D. Geor
ge
.Flo or ma n Joh n Mars hal l
# T. Floorm
(Ell ison
- Tran sfe rre d )
Gunter
. Charl
E.
an
La fa y e tte
A
AUDIO-VISUAL
AUDIO-VISUAL
RESIGNATIONS
emp loyme nt s
HELPER
Hick
s.
Tom my
(Blu rton
AUDIO?VISUAL
Pur
Res igne d )
-
-
12-6-63
.
dy
, Charl es R-
BROADCASTING CENTER
BROADCASTING CENTER
RESIGNATION
NEW EMPLOYMENT-"""
3/4 Time
Smoot . Dwigh
Tec
t
1:0-18-63
hni cia n
Mood y , Doyl e A.
$185-
12-9-63
$2400.
12-2-63
PER YEAR
Cler k Cur ric
ulu m li b ra ry
3/4 Time
Tec
hni cia n
PERSONNEL
FOODSERVICE TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
SALARY
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
RESIGNATIONS
(Mrs ) Ande rs on , Gle ss ie
Coo k Longfe llow
12-2-63
(Mrs ) Arc hib al d , Dorot
Hel pe r Doug la s s
12-16-63
Hel pe r Dav is
12-3-63
(Mrs ) Che atwood
, Hel en
(Mrs ) Coop e r , Gla
(Mrs ) Hul et , Mar
hy
dy s
y
Hel pe r Orcha rd
Par
Help er Adm ini st
ra tio n
(Mrs ) Mis en er , Ren ee
Hel pe r Long fel lo w
(Mrs ) Powe ll , Mild
ce ntr a l
e
$l.00HR.
12-3-63
Help er Dav is
12-9-63
k
Bld g .
32-2-63
12-12-63
Help er re d
(Mrs ) Sa un de rs , Goldi
12-12-63
(Mrs ) Stega ll , Pris ce lla
RIDG EVIEW
12-13-63
(Mrs ) Wa rd , Ruby
1.
Hel pe r Wes te rn
vi lla ge
12-2-63
WARE, WILLA B.
Hel pe r Orcha rd
Pa rk
12-2-63
(Mrs ) Lyon s , Sa mie
$1.00 HR.
12-16-63
Help er Orcha rd
(Mrs ) Wils on , Mar
Hel pe r Northw
12-2-63
(Mrs ) Dietr
$1.00HR.
12-4-63
Help er Nort hwe st
(Mrs )
ie
Help er
es t
Cla
ss en
ich
, Edn a
Park Cla ss en
CONT D '
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MEETING OF JANUARY
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O O
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NAME
FO©D SERVICE
(Tem por
TERMINATIONS
ASSIGNMENT /
EFFECTIVE DATE
—I
OR
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
(2-6-63
SALARY
fJ.OOHR.
(2-4-63
12-2-63 $ I.OOHR.
12-2-63
; f iu ooh r .
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME
(Mrs ) j Bal la rd . Jewel l . (Mrs ) Ber li n . Louis
$I.OOHR.
(2-19-6;
e
)
$I.OOHR.
(2-16-6;
ry
Cog bi ll , Ire ne
fl1 .OOHR.
12-13-6;
(Tem po ra
CHRISTIE, MAUDINE
ar y )
(Mrs ) Dud le y , Ell a
$ 1 .OOHR.
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
Sub stitu Una ss ign
, Bett
ed
te
UNASSIGNED
tra
Sub sti tu te Una ss igne d
Hel pe r Adm inis
.
tion
SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED -
Sub stitute
itu te
UNASSIGNED
UNASSIGNED
Sub st
Help er Cen tr al
Subs titute Una ss ign ed
Sub stitu te una ss igne d
(MRS)
12-2-63
Sub stitu te Una s s ign e d
I I.OOHR.
12-4-63
I
,/Mar gie
(MRS)
te
$ I.OOHR.
12-1 <5-6’
y
Hunter
$1 .00HRf
(Mrs )
)
(Mrs ) Jac ks on . Le lla
12-2-63
Subs titute Una ss ign ed
(Mrs ) Kinca de ,
t I.OOHR.
op a l
(Te mpora ry )
kin g ..Jua nita
12-2-63
(Mrs )
(Tem po ra ry )
$I.OOHR.
Sub stitu
)
tl.OOHR.
d
ie
(Tem por ar y )
(Mrs ) Gilb re ath , Alice
ry
(Mrs ) Cla rk , Sus
(Tem por ar y )
(Tempo ra ry
(Mrs ) Ket o . Leota
12-10-6’
Subs titute Una ss igne
d
(Mrs ) Mc Cla rn ey , Anna ’
- Tran sfe rre d )
$I.OOHR.
12-17-6’
Sub stitute Una ss igne (Tem por ar y )
Subs titute Una s s ign e d
Sub st itut e
I.2-9-63
Cook Westwo od
d
UNASSIGNED
$I.OOHR. al be rta
12-16-6’
,
Polla
11.O5HR.
12-10-6;
(MRS)
(Mrs ) Watts . Myr tle
$ I.OOHR. iam s .
(Mrs )
Sub s titu te Una ss igne d will
Mar th a
Sub stitute Una ss igne
(Mrs ) WILLIAMS, RITA
| I.OOHR.
12-11-6;
rd
12-16-6;
)
$ 1.OOHR.
ns fe rr ed
(Mrs )' Mill er , Doris .
(Wil hi te
(Tem po ra
(Ado ma itis
(Tem por
he rri ng
(Mrs )
) )
X
ar y )
ry
ns fe rr ed
\
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(Tem por
(Tem po ra
- Tra
-
(Tem por ar y ) (Te mp ora ry )
(Medl ey - Tra (Tem por ar y ) (Tem por ar y )
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Bldg .
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MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 196U - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
CHANGE JN STATUS AhD/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS: -
MAINTENANCE
Mr . Ple ay s L. Ada ms , a p p re nti ce Plu mbe r , s a la ry Mr . Ole n R. Arne tt ,
App re nt ice
Mas on , Sal ary
Brick
$3500. to
from
ch an ged
,
er
F. Coy le , App re ntic e ma ch in is t , s a la ry
Mr . Arth ur
E. Crum m, App re ntic e Gla zier , s a la ry
effe
Eva ns , Tem po ra ry me cha Dec em be r II, 1963.
ctiv e
Dan ny Dil be ck , Tempo ra ry De ce mbe r 11, 1963.
Mr . I
App re ntic e Cemen t Fini sh
Mr . Arth ur
Mr . Howa rd
r
s,
,
nic
Lab ore
sa la ry
, s a la ry
r
$3600. to
from
ch an ged
sa lar y $2.00
$3700. to
from
hour
per
$1.25 pe r
hour
$3800. pe r
Regu
la r
Regu
to
cha nge d
,
y ear
,
,
he r
sa la ry
Dec embe r 26, 1963.
De ce mbe r 26, 1963. De ce mb e r 26, 1963.
, s a la ry
ve r
finis
eff ec tiv e
ef fe ctiv e
App re nt ice Scr
la r
,
te
eff ec tiv e
Dri
truck
Dec embe r 26, 1963.
ctiv e
concre
y ear
,
ye ar
effe
la r
$4000. pe r
$3700. per
to
ch an ged
Regu
to
Dece mbe r 26., 596%
eff ec tiv e
y ear
per
ch an ged
$3900. to
from
ch an ged
ch an ged
hou r
,
ye ar
$3400.
fro m $3300. to
cha nge d
NR. Cec il e . Bar fie ld , Tem po ra ry con cr ete finis he r , sa lar y $2.07 pe r $4300. p e r ye ar , e ffe ctiv e Dec em be r 26, 1963.
Mr . Arl ey d . Collin
$3600. p e r
$3300. per
ee n ma n ,
,
ye ar
sa lar y $3200.
per
y ear
,
e ffe ctiv e
Mr . Oak le
Arno
y
Dru
ry
, Te mp ora
s te a m
ry
Fitt er
Mr . Toy E. Fur r , Ap p re
Ca rp e nte r , sa la ry
ntic e
Mr . Wal te r
Keit he l
Mr .
E. m. Mc Gee , sa w Filer
Mr . Edward
Pla
L. Loone y , App re nt ice
,
Flo y d A. Ross, App re nti ce Weld
Mr .
Nei ma n Roy , App re
Mr . Na v oy A. Skinn d.
er
Fitter
ste am
Mr .
Mr . Thin l
cha nged
er
,
Pla s te re r ,
ntic e
, App re
Say lor , Temp ora ry
Truck
hour
cha nge d
$3600. per
$3400. to
from
, effe ctiv e
$3500. to
$3600. pe r
,
ye ar
,
ye ar
ye ar
,
,
eff ec tiv e
sa lar y cha nged
from
$3100. to
$3200. pe r
ye ar
,
effe
’s Help
Mr . Jam es Simps on , App re ntic e Paint er , s a la ry
er
,
sa lar y $1.34 pe r
$3200. p e r
$3300. per
$3200. to
hour
Jou
to
cha nge d
y ear
Dec embe r 26, 1963.
Dec embe r 26, 1963.
ye ar
,
Dec embe r 26, 1963..
eff ec tiv e
y ear
from
, e ffe ctiv e ^De ce mbe r 26, 1963..
Dec embe r 11, 1963.
$3500. pe r
cha nge d
ef fe ct iv e
ef fe ctiv e
$3400. to
sa la ry
y ear
per
, ef fe ct iv e De ce mbe r 2d , 1963.
from
driv er
,
r
Dec embe r 26, 1’963..
$3800.
$3500. per
y ear
$4400. pe r
cha nge d from
ye ar
$4000. per
$3900. to
cha nge d from
, sa la ry
,
Regu la r Ste ^’Fitte
to
ch an ged
, effe ctiv e
ye ar
fro m $3700. to
cha nge d
$3300. to
from
$3200. to
$3600. pe r
sa la ry ch an ge d
ntic e gla zier
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER II, 1963.
, sal ar y
ch ange d from
sa la ry
E. Max , App re nt ice
ste re r
, sa lar y
ope ra tor
Klop fen ste in , Appr entic e Ele ctr ici an , s a la ry
Mr .
$3300. to
from
ch an ged
Holla nd , Ap p re ntic e Plu mb er , sa la ry
sc he l
$1.75 pe r
ry
1963.
Mr . John ny L. Gar ra rd , App re ntic e Hea vy Equip ment
Mr . Her
Plum bin g Dep ar tm en t , Sa la
the
in
SALARY $3800. PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER II,
Dec em be r 26, 1963. Dec em be r 26, 1963..
ctiv e effe
Reg ul
ch an ged
to
rn ey ma n
pa inte r
Dece mbe r 26, 1963.
ctiv e
Tru
ar
Driv
ck
, sa la ry
er
, Sal
I38OO. p e r
$3200. per
ary
,
ye ar
effe
y ear
,
Dec embe r 26, 1'963.
ctiv e
______________ __ _________ I___________ ___________________________________
(Contin
iECOMMENDATJONS TO THE BOARD:
I
ue d )_____________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------
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IN STATUS AM)/OR ASSIGNEMNTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
IHAh
j(\NCE
-’Al?
4r . Edw ar d Owen s , App re ntic e Roof er , sa la ry 4r . Elz ie D. Qua lls , a p p re nti ce he avy C. Thom ps on , App re nt ice
MR. Ken nith
Mr . Har
Tre nt . Tempo ra ry
Mar tin
ris on
Nove mber
equip me nt
ro ofe r
fro m $3700. to
ch an ged
ope ra tor
, sa la ry
pl um ber
’s
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RATIFICATION OF DECEMBER 1963 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLCWS:
1.963-64 GENERAL FUND 1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
BOND FUND
ft
$
$
1,500.00
75,000.00
1,535,000.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR JANUARY 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS.
1963-64 GENERAL FUND 1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
BOND FUND
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, FURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
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CONT'D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
LIST OF BILLS PAID JANUARY 6, 1964
FUND
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
$
. 43,769.84
16.729.66
141.SO7.96
HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1962-63
$
1,216.66
THE, BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
gen eral
1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND
282.545.97
687.29
$
TOTAL
2.00 328.62 328.62 28.05
BOND FUND
Low Low Selected Standard
613.45
486,070.09
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Instructional Office Library Supplies Library & Textbooks Printing
Low Low Letter Bid
25.73
4.00
105.96 ..1Q7.A9
$
A & E xi QUIPMENT COMPANY Audio Visual Materials General Instruction
Low
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
AGNEJ PIPE & STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
3
AIR EXPRESS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials
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AMERICAN BODY & TRAILER, INCORPORATED General Equipment Repair & Supply y-
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
5.84
4.32
37.32
Standard Publishei' Selected
346.19
Selected
59.94 ■ 20.00 20.00 72.50 7.50 13.50 7.50 35.00 110.25
AMERICAN VISCOSE DIVISION Audio Visual Materials
Low Low Low Low
14.00
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
APCO OIL CORPORATION Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Reimbursement
425.00
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
MRS. ODIE ARCHER Special Education
Board Action
& & & & & & & & &
AUDIO DEVICES INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Selected
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair General Equipment - Repair
A. & W. VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instructional Equipment
Low
60.00
3.54
17.50
41.80
34.26
BARBERtS GLASS COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Board Action
10.45 10.45 10.45
DR. BERNARD BELDEN In Service Training
CONT'D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
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R.K. BLACK, INCORPORATED General Instruction Title VIII - Other Expense
MRS. FLOYD BIGGS Special Education
BERRY OIL COMPANY £ " Operating - Gas*tc Oil Operating - Gas & Oil Maintenance - Supplies
BELL PHOTOCOPY COMPANY General Instruction
BEAUTESALON SUPPLY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Publisher Selected
Low Low Low Low
Low Selected
Reimbursement
Low Low Low
Low
Board Action
71.40
86.62
B-3
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Standard Standard
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
THE CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Board Action
272.43 18.00
290.43
3.60
7.00
22.36
497*. 55
16.09
19.00
105.55
14.26 8.10
12.69
3.20 20.15 33.00 49.20
30.36
199.71
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INCORPORATED Travel Expense
Selected Selected
31.90 32.45 135.36
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts
Low
Selected
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Printing JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY General Instruction
CONT'D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
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BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply
B—#4
18.30
30.45
Low
13.20 1.65 15.60
29.64
89.70
6.94 2.60 5.50 14.60
173.50
30.66 5.58
993.14
36.24
6.00
36.20 137.30
Standard
Standard Standard Standard
’
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines Business Office Office Machines
Petty Petty Petty Petty
NORMAN BUCK MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Project Planning Publication for Curriculum Library Vehicular - Heavy _ General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Selected Publisher Selected
Standard
Cash Cash Cash Cash
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction General Instruction
Office Machines
CAPITOL TYPEWRITER COMPANY
Low Low
39.24 20.90 158.40 48.68 169.40 70.80 485.72
CARPENTER PAPER.COMPANY Business Office General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
BOB CATES General Instruction General Instruction Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Equipment - Repair & Supply Vehicles - Regular General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Board Action Board Action
119.40
737.30
CENTURY PRINTING COMPANY School ELections School Elections
Publisher Selected
368.65 -268^
MR. GEORGE CHEEK, SRA Library & Textbooks
CONT'D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
Pl to cd 1—I 1—I
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1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
NANCY CHILTON Special Education
Reimburs ement Low Low
143.75
8.25
70.15 Z^60
Board Action Board Action
79.25
CITY AUTO PARTS INCORPORATED General Equipment - Repair & SupplyGeneral Equipment - Repair & Supply CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Utilities
17.00
4,691.10
CITY*OF MIIWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
4,335.70 ..... 25.5.4Q
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
CLYDE’S CARBURETOR SERVICE General Equipment - Repair & Supply
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water & Sewerage
CITY SPRING WORKS General Equipment - Repair & Supplies General Instruction Maintenance - Parts General Instruction General Instruction Maintenance - Labor & Repair General Instruction General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Low
Low
Utilities
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Low
23.40
21.50
71.75
32.36
336.43
181.49
JOHN H . C OLE C OMPANY General Instruction
Low Standard
5.65 35.00 5.65 73.45 40.00 5.65 2.50 ...13...59
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Bus. Office & Miscellaneous Office Machines
Standard
326.43 10.00
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instructional Equipment
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MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1964
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
DEVILBISS BRAKE SERVICE Repair to Instructional Equipment
DENOYER GEPPERT COMPANY Manpower
DEE'S PHOTO SUPPLY INC. Audio Visual Materials
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
THE DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Instruction
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronic - Supplies
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Publisher Selected
Board Action
Low
Selected
Low
Board Action
Publisher Publisher Publisher
Low
Selected
Reimbursement
8.00
5.60
39.22
11.70
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Library & Textbooks
Low
509.00
568.95
137.50
49.00
187.45
55.30
8.71
44.31
100.00
H. DORSEY DOUGLAS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action Standard
18.85 18.20 18.25
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Library - Supplies Repair to Instructional Equipment
CONT ’D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
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25.66 13.07 27.40 96.86 16.18 140.65 40.33 12.78 13.77 1^32
200.16
400.09
B-#7
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
14.15 10.10 27.60 55.92 9.66 26.70 8.48 2.75 3.00 41.80
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Equipment - Parts Vehicular - Regular Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Pa^tb Maintenance - Parts General Equipment - Repair St Supplies Repair to Instructional Equipment Repair to Instructional Equipment General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
32.00
16.50
17.50
99.98
29-00
BILL DOYLE Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Instructional Offices General Instruction Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Library Supplies Project Planning
Standard
9.00 Z-32
14.65 8.25 77.08
Standard
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Audio Visual Materials
Selected Selected
Standard Standard Standard
EDUCATORS PROGRESS SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Library & Textbooks
Selected
PRODUCTS, INC. OF OKLAHOMA Machines Machines Machines
T. 0. EKONEN Repair to Instructional Equipment
DUPLICATING Office Office Office
DULANEY1S Electronic Supplies
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MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1964
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-$8
Selected
403.60
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY*' Electronic Supplies
Board Board Board Board Low
194.60 209.00
ENSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY INC. Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock General Instruction
• Low
Low ■ Selected
EVER READY LABEL CORPORATION Book Rebinding
Standard
117.30
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Title III - Supplies Supplies
J.A. FAY & EGAN COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
Publisher Selected
633.61
' * .
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORP. Manpower
Agreement
100.00
'
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATIO?! T„V. Equipment Rental
Board Action
5,665.89
129 .66-
69.00
36.01
200.80
8.00
Publisher Selected
195.17
34*84 1.17
2.75
DR. VIRGINIA FLANAGAN Physician
Low Low
37.01 4,829.39 16.05 714.05 69.39
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY : General Equipment Repair i Supply General Equipment Repair i Supply
Selected W. H. FREEMAN AND COMPANY Title III Instructional Materials
Agreement .
Action Action Action Action
VAN FRANCIS TYPESETTING COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY . General Instruction
CONT'D -
MEETING OF JANUARY 6, I96K
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B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY General Instruction
GLUE & PASTE DISTS. INC. General Instruction
N. L. GEORGE Travel Expense - Tulsa, Oklahoma
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Superintendent’s Office
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTER General Equipment Repair & Supply
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. (Syracuse, N.Y.)
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental (Schenectady, N.Y.)
MR. PRENTICE GAUTT .. .. In Service Training
GARRETTS GARAGE Maintenance - Labor & Parts Maintenance - Labor & Parts Maintenance - Labor & Parts
Low
Standard
Low
Selected
Low
Low
Board Action
Standard
Board Action
Selected Selected Selected
37.00
503.90
98.61
25.62
45.00
196.3-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Printing
Low
15.00 22.00
32.29
1.90
15.20
6.79
1,305.00
500.00
200.00
559.64
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY General Instruction
Reimbursement Reimbur s emen.t
30.00 2.29
336.42 13.80 209.42
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education Special Education
Low Standard
I
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply
3
CONT'D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
fl ra 1—I
HARCOURT BRACE & WORLD, INCORPORATED Library & Textbooks
HANSON-BENNETT MAGAZINE AGENCY Library & Textbooks
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low LewLow Low
Publisher Selected
Publisher Selected
55.05
19.36
9.60
B-#10
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Lawn Supplies & Gen. Equipment Repair General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair &■ Supply
Low
15.30
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
HAYDON DIVISION, GEN. TIME CORPORATION Electronic Supplies
Reimbursement
V'
MRS. AUDREY 0. HAINIE Special Education
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
3,903.41
7.01
28.00
199.87
454.30
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Title III - Instructional Materials Title III - Instructional Materials
Reimbursement
77.63 5.00 71.88 49-38 4-50 5.80 30.30 17.80 2.16 44.25 145.60
FRANCES HENDERSON Special Education
Low Letter Bid
110.00 90.00 3,.703-Al
36.72 163.15
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Publisher Selected Selected Board Action
Standard AND WINSTON, INC. - Tapes - Tape Recordings - Library Books
HOHMANN & BROWN APPLIANCE SERVICE INC. Repair to Instructional Equipment HOLT, RINEHART Title III Title III Title III
I
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B-#ll
186.26
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
Standard Standard
87.50 98.76
S INSTRUMENTALIST COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Low Standard
Selected
561.31
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supplies General Equipment Repair & Supplies LowLow
110.15
3-95
HORN SEED COMPANY INCORPORATED Materials - Grounds General Instruction
30.87 42.32 2.80 34.16
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. Data Processing Equipment Rental Data Processing Equipment Rental Data Processing - Other Expense Office Machines
Standard Standard
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply
Selected
85.28
8.28 35.04
7.41
43.32
3,017.42 75.00 339.84 ' 8.90 3,441.16
33.90
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
12.81 19.60 10.23 42.64 SupplySupply Supply Supply Supply
Standard Standard Standard Agreement & & & & &
FRED JONES FORD General Equipment Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair
131.84
COMPANY Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
25.54 13.17 40.41 49.80 2.92
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional
Selected ’ Selected Selected Selected
.)
Low Low Low Low Selected
J & R SUPPLY General General General General General
J
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CONT'D -
MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1964
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LIBERTY NAT’L BANK & TRUST CO. OF OKLA. CITY Rental, 14, 17, 19 North Ellison
H. E. LEONHARDT LUMBER COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Instruction
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF OKLAHOMA CITY Library & Textbooks
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment Repair to Instructional Equipment
LACTONA PRODUCTS DIVISION General Instruction
KILPATRICK BROTHERS * General Instruction Storeroom Stock
WALTER KANE & SON INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
Low
Agreement
Low Low
Publisher Selected
Selected Selected
Selected
Low Low
Board Action
700.96
257.25
565.00
B-#12
HAROLD LINDNER Storeroom Stock
Low Low
26.25
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat Heat
Selected
16.30
7.84 1.70
48.60 67.04
62,95 156.66
219.61
115.64
9.54
66.45
81.20
34.00
117.44
1,566.79
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Low
96.64 20.80
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Printing
Low Publisher Selected
66.20 15.00
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
CONT'D -
I96U 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Title III - Instructional Supplies LYONS AND CARNAHAN Textbooks V THE MACMILLAN COMPANY^
Publisher Selected
Publisher Selected
86.40
15.49
To C. M3COURRY Rental - 9216 North Western
MARTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION General Instruction
Agreement
Agreement
Low
60.00
125.00
286.90
RILEY M3COULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privilege
Publisher Selected Standard Board Action
. 40.50
181.30 105.60
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INCORPORATED Superintendent’s Office Superintendent’s Office Audio Visual Materials
Low Low
146.19
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
MCKESSON & ROBBINS CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Publisher Selected
Manpower Adult School Supplies
MCKNIGHT & MCKNIGHT PUBLISHING COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Low Board Action
26.90 1.162.12
1,189.02
4.62
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Book Rebinding Title III - Audio Visual
Utilities
8.35 38.75 „Ji6.„45
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
CONT'D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard
102.27 46.58 6.87 31.35 86.60
37.06 213.38 271.50 244.72 457.00 37.24 15.32 2.82 5.65 15.32
273.67
1,300.01
B-#14
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction Instruc. & Gen.<qpt. Repair Gen. Eqpt. & Furniture Repair Storeroom Stock General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Selected Low Selected
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies Repair to Instructional Equipment Electronic Supplies
Board Action Board Action Board Action
289.78
4.00
966.84
6.50
1,433.26
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Operating - Gas & Oil Operating - Gas & Oil Operating - Gas & Oil
Low
26.60 107.08 7-75 5.00 7.35 136.00
964.80 2.04
488.41 494.37 450.48
MODERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
Board Action Low
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Instructional Instructional Instructional Instructional Instructional Instructional
Agreement to to to to to to
MORRIS CHEVROLET CITY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
MUSIC MARTRepair Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair
CONT'D -
1964 6.
MEETING OF JANUARY
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Laundry Expense Manpower Adult School Supplies General Instruction Audio Visual Materials
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION OF THE U.S. Library & Textbooks
Utilities
Board Board Board Board Board
Low
Low
Publisher Selected
11.94
12.70
B-#15
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water 1 Sewerage
Low Low Low Selected Selected
300.00
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Equipment - Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts
Standard
600.00
54.83 77.21 55.90 50.78 62.14
16,395.33
61.95
300.86
8,843.01
1,080.32
218.89
OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING DEPARTMENT Permits for Moving Annexes
Agreement
36,108.76
1,017.82 10.00 30.00 19.00
OKLAHOMA EDUCATIONAL TV AUTHORITY TV Rights
Utilities
_____
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY •electricity
Low
Action Action Action Action Action
OKLAHOMA LAWDRY & DRY CLEANERS SUPPLY Laundry expense
Utilities
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OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
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OKLAHOMA PHOTO ENGRAVING COMPANY Printing
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Project Planning
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY General Instruction
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Equipment - Repair & SupplyGeneral Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Adult School Supplies General Equipment - Repair & Supply
Board Action
Low
Low
Low
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
22.71
12.01
6.60
11.04
B-16
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
OTTENHEIMER PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED Title III - Library
Standard Standard Standard
144.12
20.50 48.00
68.50
4O.4O
4.95
169.37
THE OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action
50.40
16.68 8.24 1.74 32.47 7.45 7.76 7.45 21.95 32.16 3.00 26.65 3.82
JACK F. PARKER Travel Expense - Lubbock, Texas APSS Meeting
Board Action
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
PATS-CO. ATHLETIC MANUFACTURING CO. General Instruction
Standard Low
25.00 7.00 8.40
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INCORPORATED Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts
CONT ’D -
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MEETING OE JANUARY
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
15.60 1.70 2.36
19.66
B-17
LowLow Selected
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & SupplyRepair to Instructional Equipment General Equipment - Repair & Supply-
Standard
8.39
5.00
__
11.10
POSTMASTER Postage - Ellison Warehouse
Standard
Si
1.85 9.25
PHOTO COLOR LABR.'"INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Board Action Low Low Low Low Low Low Low LowBoard Action
PRECISION FILM LABORATORIES, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher Selected
500.00
19.86
Selected Selected
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction General Equipment Repair St SupplyGeneral Instruction Furniture Repair Material General Equipment Repair St Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low
417.25
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance - Parts
Standard
2.34 247.38 17.44 15.05 98.28 4.50 U.53 5.04 14.52 -1.17
POSTMASTER Postage
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Manpower
Board Action Board Action
33.90
122.80
138.98 PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. General Instruction Manpower
Selected
40.96 81.84
J. A. PRESTON CORPORATION General Instruction
CONT'D -
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MEETING OF JANUARY
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PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles - Regular & Heavy Duty THE PSYCHOLOGICA^CORPORATION General Instruction
1,004.94
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Low
38.60
B-#18
Low
RECTOR’S BOOK STORE Library & Textbooks
READER’S DIGEST SERVICES, -INCORPORATED General Instruction
R.E.A. EXPRESS Audio Visual Materials
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Library & Textbooks Title III - Books
RADIO SUPPLY INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Equipment
Selected
Publisher Selected
Publisher Selected
Selected
Selected
Publisher Selected Board Action
Selected
1.75
28.08
25.62
23.79
2.50
THE REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower - Other Expense
Selected Selected
45.00
Agreement
THE REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III - Audio Visual Materials Title III - Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
16.80
785*37
264.40
235.00
5.02
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Equipment
Low
13.66
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
16.00 219.00
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Furniture Repair - Materials
Agreement
260.72 -524.65
DUB RICHARDSON FORD INCORPORATED General Instruction
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SANITARY LAND FILL A PORTLAND DUMP Monthly Dumping Privileges
SANDERS SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Water & Sewerage
ROYAL MCBEE CORPORATION Office Machines Data Processing
ROSE EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment - Repair & Supply
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Publisher Selected
Agreement
Utilities
Standard Low
Low
Low
Reimbursement
40.00
50.00
37.25
183.60
B-#l?
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES Library - Textbook Center
Agreement Standard Agreement Agreement Agreement
24.30
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction Maintenance - Parts General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low
35.00
34.00 266.08 15.20 8.88 4.60 26.49 646.20 150.60
1,152.05
55.87
241.58
418.50
U.70
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Standard
22.50 396.00
SESAC, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low Low Low Selected Selected Selected Low Letter Bid Low
6.47 3.64 6.47 26.43 12.86
SEVERJN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower General Equipment - Repair & Supply General Instruction Maintenance - Parts General Equipment - Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts & Labor General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply
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SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty Vehicles - Regular
SIMPSON-HORTON, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
General Instruction
Standard
Low Low
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
Agreement
Selected
7.57
12.40
B-#20
THE SINGER COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
Board Action Board Action
20.00
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
JASPER SIPES SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library - Textbooks Library - Textbooks
Standard Standard
22.08 *
SHEPARD-RICHARDSO^
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
105.37
14.40 60.56
3,345.72 87.25
74.96
3,432.97
146.11
118.54
SMITH-CORONO-MARCHANT Instractional Offices
Reimbursement
73.37 32.00
131.05
69.22 16.15 20.47 12.70
MRS. GDIS SMUDRICK Special Education
Standard Low
91.00 40.05
1,916.26
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION General Instruction Manpower
Low Low
946.24 970.02
SOONER BINDERY COMPANY Adm. Research Office Business Office
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Board Action
Standard Standard
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
SOUTHWEST WAREHOUSE INCORPORATED School Election '
17.56 8.59
B-#21
26.15
35.00
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III - Audio Visual Department
THE STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Data Processing
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone Telephone
Low
Board Action
Board Action
Utilities
Utilities Utilities
23.20
20.36
39s.11
566.00
30.00
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Manpower
Selected
283.80
1 Low
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction
Selected
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MANUFACTURING QOMPANY. General Equipment Repair & Supply
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Board Action Board Action
106.73 5.40 38.80
117.38
15.00
150.93
27.00
9,628.38
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Standard
6,42^.07
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
3.202.31
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
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TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III - Audio Visual Materials
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks Manpower Library & Textbooks
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks
TECNIFAX CORTORATION . Title III - Audio Visual Title III - Audio Visual
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low Low Selected
Board Action
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Board Action
Publisher Selected
Board Action Board Action
Selected Selected
46.72
B-#22
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Equipment Repair & Supply Electronic Supplies Repair to Instructional Equipment
Low
96.59
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction
Publisher Selected
10.00
2,200.00 7.80 9.95 1.75 63.50
11.00 258.80 119.75
60.80 19.92 110.69
2,283.00
389.55
780.40
191.41
135.80
35.00
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Title III - Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
42.26
30.00 5.00
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS Library & Textbooks
Standard
1,716.65
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instructional Equipment
Board Action Selected Selected Selected Selected
387.05 1.329.60
VASECO INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Listruction
CONT'D -
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MEETING OF JANUARY ! i
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VISUAL EDUCATIOl^ASSOCIATION Manpower
VE-Pe D TRAFFIC CONTROLS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low Low
Publisher Selected
Selected
Selected
443.37
12.52
12.90
27.50
B-#23
WALLACE & TIe RNAN, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Selected
391.50
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Manpower
Low
448.00 32^5
79.20
250.00
5.50
488.15
45.00
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low Standard Standard
33.00 12.00
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines west ern NEWSPAPER UNION Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Printing Repair to Instructional Eqpt<J
Agreement Agreement Agreement
642.78 wes te rn un if orm & tcwe l Servi ce , inc . Printing Printing Laundry Expense
Utilities
5.60 625.98 11.20
WESTe RN UNION Te Le GRAPH COMPANY Telegram Expense
Low Letter Bid
Low Low Letter Bid Standard
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
20.74
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WHEe LER & STUCKEY Health Department - Supplies
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MEETING OF JANUARY
£
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JERRY WILHM General InsJ^ruction
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Selected
Selected
Standard
260.$0
292.44
11.20
101.26
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
WELDON, WILLIAMS, & LICK General Instruction
Selected
BENEFIC PRESS Library
Selected
Publisher Selected
583.96
18.SO
4.845.29
386.00
5.00
41.90
394.SO
H.W. WILSON COMPANY Library Supplies
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
411.50 4.433.79
73.50 321.30
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
Board Action Board Action
193.12 49.56 341.28
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YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom & Printing Stock Storeroom & Printing Stock
Selected
1962-63 GENERAL FUND
JENKINS MJSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
Low Board Action Board Action
•
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction Repair Instructional Equipment Custodial Supplies
CONT'D -
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OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom & Printing Stock Storeroom & Printing Stock
PATTON EQUIPMe M SALES INCORPORATED
Board Action Board Action
6,464.28
B-#25
6,879.72
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Publisher Selected Standard Standard
Bdard Action
27.00
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Textbooks General Instruction General Instruction
Standard
Standard
THE SINGER COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
Low
Maintenance - Supplies
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Vehicular - Heavy Duty
Board Action
56.70
112.00
355.10
1,069.02
141.90
65.40
172.87
2,036.00
SOLVENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Standard
45.00
8.40 78.71
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Title VIII - Instructional Supplies
Board Action
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UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing
21.00 200.00 134.10
Board Action Selected Selected
Low
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1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY INCORPORATED Materials - Grounds
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APPLIANCE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. ■Equipment for Instruction
AMSPRO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Material 3^-- Buildings
AMIS & KELLY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Low
Low
Selected
Low
105.53
435.00
108.40
287.49
B-26
BURNELL & COMPANY Title VIII - Equipment
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
BUTLER SHAD-& COMPANY Materials — BuildingsTitle III - Equipment Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment
Petty Cash Reimbursement Petty Cash Reimbursement
48.00 464.00 200.00 204.00 204.00 312.00 192.00 500.00
WILMA CAIN. CLERK Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings
Low Low
2,160.88
1,546.20
4.15
18.55
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY .Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected
90.00 1.456.20
11.60 6.95
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
28.51 475.08 116.06 1,106.46
..-434*77
293.75
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings-
Low Low Board Action Board Action Low Letter Bid
80.00 213...Z5.
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
CONT'D -
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MEETING OF JANUARY
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DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Material^ -Buildings
Selected
Standard
Board Action Board Action Board Action Selected
30.00
62.40
307.00
B-#27
DOENGES SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
222.40
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
942.60
3,022.00
4,620.63
DOWLING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
132.00 4,384.53 100.50 3.60
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Manpower - Equipment
177.00 293*10 472.50
1,275.20
Low Low Low
44.00 71.40 214.35 115.20 830.25
185.32
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
Selected
3..-.3Q
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials
EVANS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
51.46 130.56
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Board Action Low Low
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MEETING OF JANUARY
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Grounds
HARTER MARBIECRETE STONE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
GUILDCRAFT METALS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
F. E. GEORGIA SUPPLY COMPANY Material^.—- Buildings MaterialS**- Buildings
Selected
Selected
Low Low
Low
Board Action
Low
Board Action
Selected
Board Action Low
2.50
19.94
B-#28
INDUSTRIAL GASKET AND PACKING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Low Letter Bid Low
498.00 ,23.50
754.00 121.02
69.30 131.25
-4Q..-54
241.09
980.10
875.02
99.40
521.50
21.90
224.55
188.00
21.96
2.94
1,454.75
H. E. LEONHARDT LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,333.50 121.25
MELTON COMPANY INCORPORATED Title III - Equipment
Low Low Letter Bid Selected
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MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds
CONT'D 6, 1964- -
MEETING OF JANUARY
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NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIXED CONCRETE CO. Materials - Buildings
MORGENSEN LUMBER Materials Materials — Materials Materials Materials Materials -
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials -g_Buildings Materials -^Buildings
MILLER FLOORS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
Board Action
Standard
Board Action
Low Low Low Low Low Low
Low Agreement
Board Action
16.22 84.00 214.00 120.00 214.80 84.00
91.25 195.00
215.60
186.36
17.10
63.43
733.02
286.25
B-29
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Replace Stage Settings
Low Low
44.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY (continued)
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instructional Equipment for Instructional
Low
454.00
109.35
5,260.80
445.67
2,975.85
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS* SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
253.12 192.55
PARCO SCIENTIFIC Title III - Equipment
Low
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MEETING OF JANUARY
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - BuildingsMaterials .^Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low
Low Low Board Action Low
180.45
B-#3O
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
534.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, inco rpora Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected
Low
Low
Board Action Board Action
164.7S
168.00
13.95
74.10
366.99
THE REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Selected
103.19 8.30 57.50 198.00
REPUBLIC STEEL CORPORATION MFG. DIV. Materials - Buildings
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Nonins true tional Equipment
Low
ted
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Low Low
345.00
3,054.60
571.70
112.89
76.80
125.70
STEWART SHEET METAL Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action
39.30 86.40
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower - Equipment
Low
480.00 -91.70
DAN TANKERSLEY Materials - Buildings
CONT'D -
1964 6,
MEETING OF JANUARY
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
Board Action
3,526.90
387.90
B-#31
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials -fc Buildings
Low Low
70.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low
50.28
769.00
215.37
333.32
VASECO INCORPORATED Title VIII - Equipment
Low
170.36 162.96
WAUGH BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
Board Action
2,47.66
92.62 122.75
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
THE N-EROC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
912.48
1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND
REPUBLIC SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
BOND FUND BAKER ENGINEERING COMPANY Stage Equipment
10,000.00
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5,000.00 5.000.00
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GRANT C. CARPENTER 0ONSTR. COMPANY Final - Hayes*Elementary
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #6 * Kennedy Jr. High School
Board Action
Board Action
Board Action
Boar,d Action Board Action
Board Action
Board Action
151,160.40
5,000.00
5,000.00
99,643.50
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Low Letter Bid
2,000.00
BOND FUND (continued)
NORTHERN BANK NOTE COMPANY Business Expense
Board Action
2,487.45
2,252.50 274.64 75.00
1,992.87
.219.26
353.00
3,023.21
753.80
A. G. ODOM Business Expense
Board Action.
160.95 592.85
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY School Equipment
Board Action Board Action
119.26 100.00
REYNOLDS & MORRISON Final - Capitol Hill Sr. Final - Hayes
Board Action
School Elections Vehicles - Regular School Elections
SOREY, HILL AND SORe Y INCORPORATED Est. #6 - Kennedy
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It was moved by Mr. Este^- and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of locks for use at Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from Oklahoma Seating Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase is to be charged to the following accounts:
R. #8 Purchase of Locks Approved
$ 1,710.00 1,080.00
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Total
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Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the 'purchase of carpentry material for use by the Maintenance Department from Industrial Metals, Inc. who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $2,87^.57 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R- #9 Purchase of Carpentry Mtl. Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of roofing materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Cathey Roofing Supply Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,602-50 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #10 Roofing Materi. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of texts, reference materials, and teaching aids for use by the Manpower Development Training Program from the following companies:
R. #11 Teaching Aids for Manpower
$
Texas School Book Depository Denoyer-Geppert Company
Total
823•6k 86^.25
$ 1,687.89
These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application and are to be charged to Account G 971- All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Copy of "Central Food Service Department Operating Statement, July 1, 1963 through November 30, 1963" was submitted as information to the Board.
Central Food Service Stat.
BUILDINGS It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the employment of the following architects to prepare plans and specifications for addition to schools as listed. Architect's fee to be 6$, 1/2 of 1% of which is to be set aside for consultant's and inspection services. Seminoff & Associates Louis C. Williams
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Addition to Green Pastures Elementary School Addition to Madison Elementary School
R. #12 Architects Employed
MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1^6k - CONT'D
Meeting Turned. To Dr. Parker
At this point in the meting, the President announced that Mr. Phil C. Bennett, Mr. William F. Lott, and Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch were re-elected as members of the Board at the general election conducted December 3; 19^3^ and had filed their Oaths of Office with the Clerk of the Board. They were present and at this time took their places as members of the Board.
Gavel Presented At this time, the meeting was turned over to the Superintendent, Dr. Jack F. Parker. After appropriate statements regarding his pleasant relationship with the Board during the past To Retiring year, Dr. Parker presented to Mrs. Welch an-inscribed gavel in recognition of her term as President President of the Board. Dr. Parker then introduced Judge Clarence M. Mills, District Judge of the Seventh Judicial District, who administered the Oaths of Office to the re-elected Board Members, Mr. Phil C. Bennett, Mr. William F. Lott, and Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch.
R- #13 Mr. Estes Elected President
Dr. N. L. George presided for the election of the President of the Board of Education for the year 196^. Mrs. Welch nominated Mr. Foster Estes for President of the Board for the year 196^. Mr. Bennett moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Estes be elected by acclamation; Mr. Rogers seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
R. #1^, #15,. #16, #17, #18 Election of Other Officers
With Mr. Estes presiding, the following officers were nominated and elected by acclamation for the year 196^:
R. #19 Payment of Premium on Bonds Approved
Office
Person Nominated
Nominated By
Nomination Cease
Seconded
Vice-President Clerk Treasurer Auditor Attorney
Phil C. Bennett Wilma Cain Geo. H. C. Green Prigmore & Baker Walter A. Lybrand
Mr. Rogers Mrs. Welch Mr. Lott Mr. Rogers Mr. Bennett
Mr. Lott Mr. Rogers Mr. Bennett Mr. Bennett Mrs . Welch
Mrs. Welch Mr. Bennett Mr. Rogers Mr. $6tt Mr. Lott
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the payment of premiums to the Oklahoma City Association of Insurance Agents on bonds for Board of Education employees as follows:
Treasurer - amount of bond $35O>OOO - annual premium $2,000. Blanket Fidelity Bond - amount of bond $2,500 - covering all Board of (This premium is prorated Education employees - amount of premium $3^6.37• to the activity funds of all schools.) This does not include the Treasurer's bond.
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously with all members voting "Aye." Treasurer Reports Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave the following information regarding depositories for school Depositories funds: for School Funds Capitol Hill State Bank & Trust Company Central National Bank of Oklahoma City Citizens National Bank of Oklahoma City City National Bank & Trust Company The Fidelity National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City The First National Bank of Britton The First National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City First State Bank & Trust Company The Liberty National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City May Avenue Bank Northwest National Bank of Oklahoma City Oklahoma National Bank of Oklahoma City Penn Square National Bank Spencer State Bank State Capitol Bank Stock Yards Bank The Village Bank Grant Square Bank & Trust Company
Fiscal Agencies: The Liberty National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City The First National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City
Remarks by Mrs. Welch
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, retiring President, made remarks of gratitude to the members of the School Board and others present for their cooperation during the past year. (Copy on file in office of Clerk.)
Remarks by Mr. Estes
Mr. Foster Estes, the incoming President, expressed his appreciation to members of the Board for electing him as President and pledged his continued efforts to the Board and the School District for the year 1964. (Copy of remarks on. file in office of Clerk.)
MEETING OF JANUARY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion to adjourn to 4:^0 p.m., Tuesday, January 14, 1964, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Approved the
,
day of February; 1964.
R. #20
J
MEETING OF JANUARY 14, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C& THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch ABSENT:
William F. Lott
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Walter A. Lybrand, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Mervel Lunn, Director; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Vendors - Boh Willingham, Audograph of Oklahoma; Mike Richardson, Thompson Movie Supply; Pat White, Thermofax; Iris Seymour, OCCTA; Margaret Gentz, OEA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
The invocation was given hy Mrs. Welch.
Invocation
The guests were introduced and welcomed "by Mr. Estes.
Guests Welcome
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
■ st?
Motion was made hy Mr. Rogers and seconded hy Mr. Bennett to grant a permanent easement to the City of Oklahoma City for the purpose of maintaining the west one-half (25 feet) of South Rohinson Street along the east side of Patrick Elementary School site. All .members present voted 'Aye", on roll call. Legal description of easement follows:
R. #21 Easement to Ci Street Main. (Patrick Henry
Commencing at the Southeast Corner of Section Twenty-one (21), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian, run North 89° - 53' West along the South line of said Section 21, 985-05 feet to a point, thence North 0°-0'-34" West 330-57 feet to the place of beginning of the herein described easement, thence.North O°-O'-34" West 521.15 feet which is the East line of the West Half (W-g-) of the West Half (W-g-) of the Southeast Quarter (SE#) of the Southeast Quarter (SE#), Thence North 89°-57' West 25 feet, thence South O°-O'-34" East 521.15 feet, thence South 89°-55' East 25 feet to a point or place of beginning for this easement, all being contained in the West Half (W-g-) of the Southeast Quarter (SE#) of the Southeast Quarter (SE#) of said Section 21. It was .moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to grant a permanent easement to the R. #22 City of Oklahoma City for the purpose of .maintaining the north one-half'(25 feet) of Easement to Ci Southwest 66th Street along the south side of Prairie Queen Elementary School site. On roll Str. Maintenan (Prairie Queen call, all .members present voted "Aye." Legal description follows:
The South twenty-five (25) feet of the Southeast Quarter (SE#) of the Southeast Quarter (SE#) of the Northwest Quarter (NW#) of Section Twenty-nine (29), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian, County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma. Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to grant a permanent easement to the City of Oklahoma City for the purpose of .maintaining a storm sewer which crosses the Patrick Henry Elementary School site. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Legal description follows:
R- #23 Easement to Ci Storm Sewer (Patrick Henry
Easement to be ten(10) feet in width, five (5) feet on each side of the following described center line: Commencing at the Southeast Corner of Section Twenty-one (21), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian, run 89°-53' west along the South line of said Section 21, 1010.05 feet to a point, thence North O°-O'-34" West 718-71 feet to a point or place of beginning; the center line of this easement, said center line of easement running West from this point and parallel to the South line of said Section 21 a distance of 303-94 feet.
It was .moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to grant a permanent easement to the City of Midwest City for the purpose of .maintaining the north one-half (35 feet) of Northeast 16th Street along the south side of Telstar Elementary School site. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Legal description follows:
A part of the Northeast Quarter of Section 25, Township 12 North, Range 2 West of the Indian Meridian, .more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 200 feet East of the Southwest Corner of said Northeast Quarter; thence East along the South line of said Northeast Quarter (NE#) a distance of 541-52 feet; thence North and parallel to the West line of
R. #24 Easement to Midwest City (Telstar)
MEETING OF JANUARY 1^, 19^ - CONT'D
R. #27 Continued
R. #25 Easement to The Village Western Village^
said Quarter Action a distance of Thirty-five (35) feet; thence West and parallel to the South line of said Quarter Section a distance of 5^1.52 feet; thence South Thirty-five (35) feet to the point or place of "beginning. Motion was made by. Mr. Bennett and seconded "by Mrs. Welch to grant a permanent easement to the City of The Village for the purpose of maintaining streets as follows: the south onehalf (25 feet) of the east 85 feet of Northwest 106th Street along the north side of the Western Village Elementary School site and the south 50 feet of the east 25 feet of lOUth Street along the south side of the Western Village Elementary School site. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Legal description follows: The North Twenty-five (25) feet of the East Eighty-five (85) feet, and the South Fifty (50) feet of the East Twenty-five (25) feet of the following described tract, being a part of the Northwest Quarter (NW#) of Section 29, Township 13 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point 25 feet South of the Southeast Corner of said Northeast Quarter (NE#) of the Northwest Quarter (NW#) of said Section 29; thence North along the East line of said Northwest Quarter. (NW#) a distance of 873*0 feet; thence West and parallel to the South line of said Northeast Quarter (NE#) of the Northwest Quarter (NW#) a distance of 368.O feet; thence South and parallel to the East line of said Northwest Quarter (NW#) a distance of 873*0 feet; thence East and parallel to the South line of said Northeast Quarter (NE#) of said Northwest Quarter (NW#) a distance of 368.0 feet to the point or place of beginning.
R. #26 Condemnation Addl. Land at Green Pastures
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to adopt the following resolution: RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, (herein mentioned as School District) has found and hereby finds the fee title to the following described real estate located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, and in said School District, described as follows:
A tract of land, being the North 160' (one hundred sixty feet) of the West 547*50' (five hundred forty-four and one-half feet) of the South 610' (six hundred ten feet) of Government Lot 2 (two) in the Northwest Quarter of Section 18, Township 12 North, Range 1 West, in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, is necessary for school purposes, and that it is necessary that the School District acquire the fee title thereto for school purposes of such School District; and,
WHEREAS, the School District has been unable to acquire title to said land by negotiation, and condemnation thereof is necessary; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County proceed to condemn the entire fee title to the real property above described, and that the attorney for the 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 with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
(This property, consisting of approximately two acres, belongs to the estate of Mrs. Hattie Burton, c/o Joe Ray, 1705 South Poplar Street, Roswell, New Mexico.)
MEETING OF JANUARY 14, 1964 - CONT'D
Mr. Lybrand left the .meeting at this time (A:50 p.m.).
Attorney Left
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the appropriation trans- R. #27 fers in the 1963-64 General Fund accounts itemized below. All .members present voted "Aye" Transfers in 1963-64 Geners on roll call: Fund Accounts 120-A 211 212 410-B 51O-D3 5 50-A 970 971
Manpower - Other Expense
20,000.00 $156,150.00
Total TRANSFER OUT
213 214-C 311-A 311-A2 321-A 450-A
$90,150.00 . 40,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 3,000.00 3,000.00'
Teachers - Salaries Guidance in Schools Attendance Home School Counselors Physycians Contracted Services
156,150.00
Total
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of library books and textbooks for use in various schools from the following companies:
Thompson's School Book Depository Oklahoma School Book Depository Jasper Sipes School Book Depository J. B. Lippincott Company Doubleday & Company, Inc. Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 220. roll call.
*
$10,056.16 1,059.68 1.552.84 713.00 2.496.84
R. #28 Library Books Textbooks
$15,878.52 All .members present voted "Aye" on
Motion was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of playground equipment for use at various elementary schools from Rex Sales Company who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,450.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #29 Playground Eqj Approved
R. #30 It was .moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of furniture repair .material for use by the Maintenance Department from Triangle School Equipment Company Furniture Reps who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the Mtl. Approved amount of $7,710-00 is to be charged to Account G 620-E. The .motion carried with all .members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF JANUARY 14, 1964 - CONT'D
Mr. Lybrand left the .meeting at this time (k: 50 p.m.).
Attorney Left
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the appropriation trans All members present voted "Aye" fers in the 1963-64 General Fund accounts itemized below on roll call:
R. #27 Transfers in â– 1963-64 Gener? Fund Accounts
TRANSFER IN 120-A 211 212 410-B 510-D3 550-A 970 971
Miscellaneous - Other Expense Principals & Assistants - Salaries Supervisors & Teachers - Salaries Bus Drivers Warehouse - Salaries Car Allowance Manpower - Salaries Manpower - Other Expense
$ 2,000.00 9,400.00 22,250.00 4,600.00 12,000.00 900.00 85,000.00 20,000.00
$156,150.00
Total
TRANSFER OUT
213 214-C 311-A 311-A2 321-A 450-A
$90,150.00 40,000.00 10,000.00 10,000.00 3,000.^ 3,000.00
Teachers - Salaries Guidance in Schools Attendance Home School Counselors Physycians Contracted Services
156,150.00
Total
It was moved, by Mr. Rogers and. seconded, by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of library books and textbooks for use in various schools from the following companies:
Thompson's School Book Depository Oklahoma School Book Depository Jasper Sipes School Book Depository J. B. Lippincott Company Doubleday & Company, Inc.
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 220. roll call.
%
$10,056.16 1,059.68 1,552.84 713-00 2,496.84
R. #28 Library Books Textbooks
$15,878.52 All members present voted "Aye" on
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of playground equipment for use at various elementary schools from Rex Sales Company who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,450.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #29 Playground Eqj Approved
R. #30 It was .moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of furniture repair material for use by the Maintenance Department from Triangle School Equipment Company Furniture Reps who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the Mtl. Approved amount of $7,710.00 is to be charged to Account G 620-E. The motion carried with all’ members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF JANUARY 14, 1964 - CONT'D
R- #31 Television Eqpt. Approved.
Motion was made by Mr. Dennett and. seconded, by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of television equipment for use by the Broadcasting Center from General Electric Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $4,800.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #32 Audio-Visual Equipment Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of audiovisual equipment and supplies for use in all schools from the companies listed below, these companies having submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc. Vaseco, Inc. Thompson Book & Supply (Edmond) Dowling's, Inc. Braunlich Equipment Company Cory's Motion Picture Equipment Thompson Movie Supply, Inc. Tecnifax Corporation Trice Wholesale Electronics Cox Radio and Sound Miller Jackson Company Holmes & Torbett, Inc. Johnson Wholesale Electronics L. M. Hohstadt R. K. Black, Inc. Dulaney's Bioscope Mfg. Company Ken-A-Vision Mfg. Company, Inc. Multiplex Display Fixture Company Total
$ 2,452.43 12,515-90 541.49
21,7o 4.6o _
10,668.6^’
329.104,908.00 2,956.00 240.97 565.13 15,839-75 3,525.45 119.50 240.00 3,600.00 8,145.00 207.00 434.16 173.02
$89,166.15
These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:
$'1,357-78 8,020.00 79,788.37
G 230-C *G 240-B2 *BL 1030-D1 Total
$89,166.15
(*These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application.) On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #33 Purchase of Library Shelving
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of library shelving for use in various schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Thompson Book & Supply Company (Ada) Dowling's Equipment Company
These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application and are to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
$ 2,756.76 500.00
MEETING OF JANUARY 14, 1964 - CONT'D
It was .moved, by Mr. BenrMtt and. seconded, by Mrs. Welch to direct Jack F. Parker to attend R. #34 the Ninth Southern Assembly, sponsored by Tulane University, Biloxi, Mississippi, January 29- Professional February 2, 1964. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Trip Approved
At this point in the meeting, Mr. Phil Bennett presented the proposed policy statements regarding school integration by the Oklahoma City Board of Education and recommended that the instrument be approved as a policy of the Board and that the instrument be filed with the Clerk of the United States District Court. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the policy, signed by each .member of the Board, be adopted and on roll call, all .members present voted "Aye." (Text follows) POLICY STATEMENTS REGARDING INTEGRATION IN THE OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
APPROVED BY:
THE OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION JANUARY 14, 1964
The Board of Education of Oklahoma City is committed to the principle of providing the best possible educational program for every pupil for whom it has responsibility. It is also committed to the American ideal of providing equal educational opportunity for all without reference to race, color, creed, religion, national origin, economic circumstances, or any other hereditary or environmental difference. In order to specifically identify the means through which its .members believe these ends can be best achieved, the following statements of policy are being made.
NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS - ATTENDANCE AREAS
School facilities, have been and will be established and .maintained throughout the district so that they are as nearly equal as possible. The primary administrative means through whic] pupil assignments to particular schools will be controlled is that of the establishment of attendance areas based on two criteria which are: a.
b.
That they represent logically consistent geographical areas that support the concept of neighborhood schools. That there will be as efficient as possible utilization of the building facilities available.
Whenever it seems appropriate to adjust attendance area boundaries so as to better utilize the building facilities available and when this can be done without destroying to- any significant degree the principle of the neighborhood school, such adjustments will be .made. Also, new attendance areas will be formed within the district in order to incorporate new schools into the total school district pattern as the community grows and develops.
Under no circumstances will the Board consider the race of the residents of any area in the school district either in the establishment or the adjustment of attendance area boundaries. Basically, pupils will attend the schools which serve the attendance areas in which they reside. Location of residence will be the factor that determines eligibility to attend school in the overwhelming number of cases and in no instance and under no circumstances will race play any part in decisions concerning school attendance eligibility.
PUPIL ASSIGNMENTS BASED ON FACTORS OTHER THAN LOCATION OF RESIDENCE To Provide Special Programs. The school system offers several unique educational programs on an area or centralized basis. Examples include Bryan School for the physically handicapped, the program for trainable .mentally retarded pupils at Orchard Park School, and the programs for the hard of hearing, partially sighted, blind, emotionally disturbed, and .mentally retarded pupils at various locations throughout the school district. All these services and programs will be made available to pupils who qualify without reference to the location of their residence in the school district. Qualifications for eligibility to these programs will in no instance include race. Special Transfers'. Further exceptions to the basic pattern of attending schools on the basi of residence in the respective attendance areas will be allowed through the .machinery of special transfers from one school to another within the school district. They will be granted only for valid, good-faith reasons and in no case will these reasons be based in whole or part on race, color, creed, religion, or national origin.
Situations which will serve as the basis for considering the possible granting of transfers include: a.
To obtain a .more appropriate educational program. An example would be the availability of courses in a school other than the one serving the attendance area of the prospective transferee that are important to the total educational preparation on the individual in question. For instance the school system
R. #35 School Integration Policy Adopted
MEETING OF JANUARY 14, 1964 - CONT'D
provides ^tensive offerings in the technical and vocational training
R- #35 â– Continued.
h.
c. d.
areas, hut not all such courses can he provided at all schools. To make it possible for two or more .members of the same family to attend the same school. To allow a pupil to complete the highest grade offered in a school which he has been attending. The finding of other valid, good-faith reasons which justify approval of transfers. STUDENT ACTIVITIES
A rich variety of student activities will be carried on within and among all schools in the district. All will be integrated and in no instance will qualifications for participation be based on race, color, creed, religion, or national origin. These would include all interscholastic competition and activities in such areas as athletics, debate, band, orchestra, vocal music, dramatics, science fairs, pep clubs, journalism clubs, smile contests, intercity festivals, Junior Red Cross, Hi-Y, Y-Teens, Junior Police, Safety Council, FTA, Youth Citizenship Week, and others which now exist or may be inaugurated in the future. THE EMPLOYMENT, ASSIGNMENT, AND PROMOTION OF PERSONNEL It is the policy of the Oklahoma City Board of Education that every position in the school system, both professional and otherwise^ be filled by the person among those available who has the best qualifications to perform the services required. Decisions concerning employment, assignment and promotion of all personnel will be based in every case on judgments arising from careful evaluation of the overall qualifications of each candidate in terms of the position to be filled. Opportunity to apply for and be equally considered for any positions that may be available in the school system will be given to all without regard to race, color, creed, religion, or national origin. WORKING WITH CITIZENS' GROUPS
As elected representatives of the people, the Board of Education is always willing to .meet with citizens interested in .making-their views known about any issue involving the schools. It further recognizes that valuable information can be obtained and communication can be improved through contact with various groups and committees dealing with or interested in problems of human relations. It will therefore be a policy of this Board that any such group having apparent legitimacy, whether officially designated and constituted or otherwise, will be given opportunity to meet with the Board as promptly and as often as may seem appropriate. The Board will give serious attention to the views and recommendations of such groups as it fulfills its legal responsibility to make decisions that are to the best educational interests of all the pupils served by the district. Foster Estes___________ President S/
Phil C. Bennett______________ Vice-President
Eloise Bryan Welch Member S/
William F. Lott Member Melvin P. Rogers________ Member
R. #36 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the
day of February, 1964.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1?64
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION &F THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3; 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Walter A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Floy Campbel; Bill Lillard, Gilbert Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Classroom Teacher representatives from Carver, Washington, Lee, Mark Twain, Jackson, Heronville, Riverside, Stand Watie, Hillcrest, Dunbar, Taylor, Willard, Prairie Queen, Columbus, Tyler, Capitol Hill Junior, Orchard Park, Polk, Adams, Buchanan, Wheeler, McKinley; Principals - Jack Bloomer, Bert Wadkins, Allen Hancock, James Wallace, Margaret Green, Leslie Kelly, Howard Morrow, Richard Danner, Dalton Eads, Merle Monroe; Students from OCU - Nick Netherton, Linda Klein, Ronald Cable, Dorothy Thannhausen, Calesta Young, Mary Ann Fritz, Linda Bazey Vicki Stephenson, Judy Cummins, Karen Banks; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch.
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Invocation
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Rogers, the minutes of the meetings of January 6, 1964, and January 14, 1964, were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R- #37 Minutes Approved
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Estes.
Guests Weicom
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular monthly report.
(Copy on file in Clerk's office.)
Treasurer's Report.
Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, gave routine reports on legal matters and left the meeting at 4:47pÂŤm Attorney's Report Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills in this agenda had been checked and were ready for action by the Board.
Auditor's Report
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as presented. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #38 Reports Appro
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated: Foster Estes, Jack F. Parker, Alex Higdon, and Phil C. Bennett, American Association of School Administrators, Atlantic City, New Jersey, February 15-19; 1964.
R. #39 Professional Trips Approve
Bill Lillard and Ted Clemens, National Association of Secondary School Principals, Chicago, Illinois, February 8-12, 1964. Larry Hayes, American Educational Research Conference, Chicago, Illinois, February 19-21, 1964.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #40 It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to confirm a trip by Jack F. Parker to Dallas, Texas, January 20, 1964, relating to vocational education program. On roll call, Professional Trip Approved all members voted "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following persons recently deceased: Mrs. Zada Luster, teacher at Harmony Elementary School, deceased January 28, 1964. Mrs. Ethel Gay, librarian at Northwest Classen High School, deceased January 9; 1964. Miss Susan R. Thompson, retired supervisor, deceased January 9; 1964.
Mrs. Lucille McMahon, retired teacher, deceased January 15, 1964. Mr. Ed McCarrel, retired principal, deceased January 19; 1964.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #41 Resolutions o Appreciation
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19^ - CONT'D
R. #^2 Festival Conductors App.
Motion was made by Mr. J&nnett and seconded by Mr conductors:
Rogers to employ the following festival
Dr. Warner Imig, University of Colorado, to conduct the All-City High School Choir Festival, February 16-20, 196^, at a fee of $75*00 per day plus travel and local expenses to be charged to Account G 250-C2.
Mr. Colbert Hackler, University of Oklahoma, to conduct the All-City Junior High Orchestra Festival, February 22-25, a"t a fee of $100.00 plus car expense and local expenses to be charged to Account G 25O-C2.
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended
It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved♦_____________________ ___________________________________________________________________
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1-21-64
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PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
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OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
(Tem por ar y )
(Mrs ) Smith , Josi e
#1.00 Hr .
1-15-64
Sub st itut e Una ss ign ed
(Tem po ra ry )
(Mrs ) Stotts , Leon a
$1.00 Hr .
1-14-64
Sub stitu te Una ss igne d
(Mrs ) Thom p s on , Ila
$1.00 Hr .
1-8-64
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la nd
(Mrs ) Woods , Lyne tte
$1.00 Hr .
1-9-64
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1-20-64
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EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
Her onv ill e
San de rs . Jam es L.
Flo or ma n John Ma rs ha ll
12-13-63
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1-27-64
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$210.
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$105.
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1-10-64
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1-24-64
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1-20-64
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1-27-64
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GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Bills and Payrolls Recommended
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the January payrolls, authorize issuing the February payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills as per the itemized list below.) f
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FEBRUARY 3, 1964
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
I
RATIFICATION OF JANUARY 1964 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
1,520.992.11
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
70,53^.09
BOND FUND
$
1,100.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR FEBRUARY 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS. 1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
1,550.000.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
74,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,500.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHEI) ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
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Bills and. Payrolls
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 3, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
$ ^72,411.01
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
1962- 63 GENERAL FUND
38,421.72 38,508.37
1963- 64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
176.86 $____________________
1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND BOND FUND TOTAL
$
277,366.13
$
526,884.09
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Printing Printing
Low Low
22.92 21.70
44.62
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
53.04 5.00
58.04
AMERICAN DATA PROCESSING INC. Library & Textbooks
Publis'her Selected
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manpower - Other Expense Printing
Low Low
66.50 447.12
513.62
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair
Low Low
38.68 10.00
48.68
APCO OIL CORPORATION. General Instruction Manpower
Low Low
10.45 20.45
30.90
MRS. ODIE P. ARCHER Special Education
Reimbursement
5.00
ELA M. ASHER Boarding Special Education
Re irnbur s ement
IOO.OO’
ANDERSON BARBER & BEAUTY SUPPLY Manpower
Board Action
230.10
24.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19^
CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-#2
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
47.00
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
5.00
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
186.78
Low
CHANNING L. BETE COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
5-25
MRS. FLOYD BIGGS. Special Education
Re imbur s ement
8.28
R. K. BLACK INCORPORATED Title III - Audio Visual
Board Action
BOTTENFIELD’S INCORPORATED Manpower Manpower
Board Action Low
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
BRITTAIN BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts
Low Low
HRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
13.40
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
27.94
BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower
Publisher Selected
53.75
MIKE BRYAN OFFICE SUPPLIES Project Planning
Selected
WILMA CAIN,. CLERK Project Planning Pubs, for Curr. Library General Instruction Vehicles - Heavy Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. General Equipment Repair Manpower Police Escort
Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty Petty
960.00
467.35 122.20
589-55
80.00
3.04 10.50
Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash Cash
13.54
5.35
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
_
1.00 3.00 1.75 2.75 1.00
14.04 9.25 40.00
72.79
j < : j '
6
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19^ - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
'
CAMBRIDGE PAPERBACKS INC. Manpower
Publisher Selected
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Printing Adult School Supplies
Low Low Low Low
127.44 58.28 272.00 311.76
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Vehicular - Regular Vehicular - Regular
Low Low Low Low
84*88 ^3*40 ' <6.04
61.24
-11^
769.48
155*77
£
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH IN EDUC. Manpower
Publisher Selected
CHAMPION AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
CHANDLER PUBLISHING COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
4.65
NANCY CHILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
6.94
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers
Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
87.96
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
16.90
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water & Sewerage
Utilities •
71.7'5
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected
CLYDE’S CARBURETOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
12.00
3.50
17.40
3,601.60
17.50 20.00 5.00
42.50
10.50
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-4
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS COMPANY Health Dept. Supplies Custodial Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY Title III - Library
Selected
119.25
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY Manpower
Standard
22.10
13.10 65.60 36.32
115.02
■
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION General Instruction
Publisher Selected
ROBERT M. CORNELIUS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
CORONET FILMS Manpower
Selected
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Standard
27.00 1.95 20.70
49.65
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronics - Supplies Electronics - Supplies Electronics - Supplies
Selected Selected Standard
118.21 47.52 211.00
376.73
CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
4.95
CUISENAIRE CO. OF AMERICA INC. Library & Textbooks
Selected
8.00
DAGWELL-DIXIE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
3.79
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
THE DENMAN COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
25-65
266.40
70.50
17.30 18.35 4.50 17.30
57.45
8.40
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-54 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Title III - Library
Board Action
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Data Processing Adult School Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Low Board Action
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair Maintenance - Parts
8.00
237.01
6.00 5.04 126.00
137.04
& & & & & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard’ Standard
BILL DOYLE Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Project Planning Business Office Office Machines Office Machines Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low.. , . Standard Standard Low Letter Bid
DULANEY’S Electronic’ — Supplies
Low
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS OF OKLAHOMA Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines
Low Standard Standard
EDUCATIONAL FILM LIBRARY ASSOC. Audio Visual Materials
Agreement
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INCORPORATED TV Rights
Board Action
T. 0. EKONEN Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Selected
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Board Action Low
56.21
.A,
87.53 6.26 10.55 7.62
43.91 21.21 I2O.3O
353-59
35.76
1.35 29.50 13-52 9.40 10.70 626.10
726.63
449•40
499.41 18.50 672.48
50.00
500.00
4.00
83.20 118.90
202.10
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964- - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls_____ .
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-6
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS Audio Visual Materials TV Rights
Standard Publisher Selected
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS Manpower
Publisher Selected
ENGLER PHOTO SUPPLY. Audio Visual Materials
Low
87.50
EVANS DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT CO. Office Machines
Standard
31.00
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply . General Instruction
Low Low
M62.
FIDELER COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Selected
•f.
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP-. . . TV Eqpt. Rental
Agreement
567.92
FISHER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III - Audio Vis. Mtrls.
Board Action
152.80
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair instruc. Equipment
Selected
21.16
TOM W. FLEENOR General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
24.30
FOTOTYPE INCORPORATED Repair Instruc. Equipment
Low
26.10
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruct!on
Agreement Agreement Agreement
GARRARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
DALE GEORGE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
30.15 200.00
230.15
183.80
- ---- 1
^•49
35.00 16.40 12.89
86.12
30.49
64.29
5.95
500.00
99.07 6.30
i
105.37
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action Board Action
20.74 3.80 11.46
GLUE & PASTE DISTS. INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
15.23
GOLDBLATT TOOL COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Action
W. H. GRAINGER, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL ITV LIBRARY TV Rights
Board Action
BOB HALL TOOL DIST. Manpower
Low Letter Bid
194.20
HARRY C. HAMILTON Custodial Supplies
Low
134.05
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts
Selected Low Low Low
HANSON-BENNETT MAGAZINE AGENCY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Filter Expense General Instruction Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Vehicular - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
FRANCES HENDEISON General Instruction
Reimbursement
592.56
36.00
30.46
35.64
123.92
8.62
1,575.00
27.60 22.15 2.00 10.80
62.55
16.10
5.30 834.30 604.59 159.85 134.43 83.86 131.06
1,953.39
37.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19& - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-8
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Low
181.46
E. D. HILL JR. Miscellaneous (Garden Oaks)
Selected
196.50
HOLT RINEHART AND WINSTON INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
HORN SEED COMPANY INCORPORATED Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Storeroom Stock Data Processing
Low Board Action Low
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC. Pupil Transp. & Property Ins. Fidelity Bonds
Board Action Board Action
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Agreement Agreement Agreement
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Title III - Library
Board Action Board Action
H.J. JEFFRIES TRUCK LINE INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
FRED JONES.FORD Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard Agreement Standard
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Low
4.15
38.51
Ar < ■
44*64
10.15 120.84 17.20
•
148.19
15,210.23 2.030.00 17,240.23
1,879.82
82.13 136.88 2.817.71
3,036.72
26.17
96.67 112.11
15.44
51.75
168.58 14.96 z6.64 2.00 42.32
8.39
■■9,8x23,
1
234.50
106.62
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 “ CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
HENRY KAYSER & FILS INC. Manpower
Board Action
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS.SALES INC. Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts
Standard Low
KEN-A-VISION MFG. COMPANY, INC. Title III - Equipment
Board Action
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Title HI - Materials General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
KNIGHT SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
32.00
BILL LAMAN Title VTII - Transportation Exp.
Board Action
30.00
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
1,402.56
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected
LIBERTY NAT’L BANK & TRUST CO. Rental - North Ellison
855.20 .
45.00 232.00
277.00
434.16
112.00 131.84 5.36 '182.56
t
431.76
117.81 !
565.00
Agreement -
H. E. LEONHARDT LBR. COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CARD DIV. Library Supplies
Selected
LIQUID FLAME INCORPORATED Heat Heat
Low Low
63.50 66.00
129.50
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Library & Textbooks Manpower
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
37.55 8.28
45.83
T. C. MCCOURRY Rent - 9216 N. Western
Agreement
2.15 6-45
8.60
1.67
125.00
i
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Bills and. Payrolls
B-10
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Library &. Textbooks Manpower Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, CHEM. DEPT. Custodial Supplies
Low
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MICROFILM PRODUCTS, INC. Office Machines
Standard
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Repair Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Furn. Repair Materials General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair Manpower General Eqpt. Repair Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Board Action Board Action
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
4.15 114.48 55.15 4-94 562.45
741.17
20.25
335.08
40.00
8. SO 98.72 193-18 146.53 459.80 41.73 44.20 15.07 16.25 3.00 11.94 48.61 105.02 34.68 3.28 42.08 36.72 13.64 238.88 57.49 13.94 3-84 335-38 21.51 4.68 26.27 396.00 141.12 42.41 81.48 45.91 5.00 362.51 4.279.83
7,379.50
'
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
.MID-WEST SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Health Department Supplies
Low
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Electronic Supplies Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Low Selected
MILLER-NORRIS COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
MILLSAP’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty (Dallas)
Low
990.54
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Operating - Gas & Oil (Luther)
Board Action
236.66
MORGAN & MORGAN INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Title III - Instruc. Materials General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low
MORRIS CHEVROLET CITY, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
E. MORRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
C. V. MOSBY COMPANY . Adult School Supplies
Publisher Selected
62.10
MUSIC. MART Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
20.00
NATIONAL AUTO GLASS SPECIFICATIONS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
62.50
NATL. BOARD OF YMCA Instructional Office
Selected
9.00
12.00
227.00 241.27
468.27
9.75
W50.00 ' .25.00 ■J8-3O
113.30
11.55
15.96
12.96 9.15 130.00 3.54 5.19
160.84
7.30
358.01
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-12
I963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
NATL. COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.50
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.40
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher Selected
64.OO
NELSON ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES Title VIII - Supplies
Selected
19.50
NEW METHOD BOOK BINDERY INC. Library & Textbooks
Selected
5.18
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
3.55
NORICK BROTHERS INCORPORATED Business Office
112.95
Low
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Manpower
Selected
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Manpower Laundry Expense Adult School Supplies General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance
Low Low
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
OKLAHOMA LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS SUPPLY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
18.86
—
444•40
3.50 10.00 727.40 30.00 26.11
Action Action Action Action Action
.
797.01
5.72 31.15
35,940.66
'
3.20 4.80 41.55 69.15
118.70
36,398.85
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19^4 - CONT’D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
B-13
OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower
Board Action Board Action Board Action
OKLA. PAPER CO. SANITARY SUPPLY DEPT. Custodial Supplies
Low
OKLAHOMA PUMP AND SUPPLY CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock Library & Textbooks
Low Low
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MR. OR MRS. T. Z. PADEN Sepcial Education
Reimbursement
30.00
JACK F. PARKER Travel Expense - Dallas, Tex. Meeting U.S. Commissioner
Board Action
11.18
PATTON EQUIPMENT SAI£S Maintenance.- Tires
Low
736.45
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
165.92
PITMAN’S INITIAL TEACHING ALPHABET Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction
Board Action Board Action Low Low
23.00
73.93 5.46 20.86
100.25
486.50
20.35
460.00 '423.20
883.20
7.00 7.00 8.40
22.40
8,592.37
'
9-56
170.64 10.80 48.96
151.74
382.14
PITTSBURGH PLATE' GLASS COMPANY
Title III - Materials
Low
28.85
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools
Standard
774.45
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
PRACTICAL NURSES DIGEST Adult School Supplies
Publisher Selected
PRENTICE HALL INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION General Instruction
Publisher Selected
Quality
cosm eti cs
Manpower
corp
.
60.16
4.00
■
'f-
6.20
89.00
24«00
Board Action
RADIO ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
5.00
RADIO SUPPLY INCORPORATE,D General Instruction
Selected
4-22
REA EXPRESS INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction
Selected Selected
RANDOM HOUSE & LIBR. SERVICE Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
8.23
RED BAIL SUPPLY INC. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected
6.31
THE REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III - Audio Vis. Mtrls. Title III - Film
Board Action Publisher Selected
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT INC. Office Machines Office Machines DUB RICHARDSON FORD., INC. Vehicles - Regular General Instruction
8.60 3.10
11.70
310.40 124.20
434.60
Standard Standard
24.00 20.00
44.00
Standard Agreement
2.00 18.69
20.69
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-15
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) L. L. RIDGWAY COMPANY INC. Storeroom Stock Adult School Supplies Audio Visual Materials
Low Low Low
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
GILBERT L. ROBINSON Travel Expense - Dallas, Texas Regional TEPS Conference
Board Action
75.34
8.70
30.34 A*?
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
ROYAL McBEE Office Office Office
Board Action Standard Standard
CORPORATION Machines Machines Machines
51.84 19.52 3.98
105.00
i
70.00 15.80 8.50
94.30
16.85 5.26
22.11
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
l Agreement Agreement
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY General Instruction
Low
17.04
SERVICE BUREAU CORPORATION Data Processing
Selected
36.33
SESAC INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
35-00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc* Equipment
Selected
SIMPSON-HORTON, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair
Agreement Agreement Agreement Standard
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low Low
63.21 52.50 14.10
129.81
21.70
19.76 13.50 35.46 2.63
71.35
971.86 115.26
1,087.12
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, ±9^ ~ CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-16
JASPER SIPES SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Manpower
Publisher Selected
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
MRS. O.R. SMUDRICK Special Education
Reimbursement
SNAP-ON-TOOLS CORPORATION Manpower
Low Letter Bid
SOUTHWEST NEWS & PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
11,456.14
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
25.52
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
5.41
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
12.40
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Audio Vis. & Gen. Eqpt. Mtrls.
Selected
22.55
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected
306.00
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY CO. Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
95.43
STROMBERG HYDRAULIC BRAKE CO. General Instruction
Standard
2.35
126.60
110.51
145.97
6.72
s.
140.60
18.00
12.61
■ 79..5A
92.15
22.66 10.60
33.26
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 196k - CONT'D
I
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
L-
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower Manpower
Standard Standard Standard
SUNBEAM APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. Lawn Repair & Supply
Standard
15.76
MRS. CALVIN SUTTERFIELD Special Education
Reimbursement
36.18
TAB PRODUCTS COMPANY Data Processing
Low
TECNIFAX CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education Special Education
Re imbur s ement Reimbursement
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Manpower
Board Action
THEATRE HOUSE INC. General Instruction
Selected
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
_____
B-17
123.65 238.60 88.80
X
1
451.05
178.32
144.30
28.56 13.44
42.00
821.26
44.46
500.00
. Low
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY INC. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
THOMPSON’S SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks Textbooks Manpower
Publisher Selected Board Action Board Action
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Instructional Office
Low
90.00
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Personnel Office
Low
4.28
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title III - Audio Vis. Materials
Low
200.80
285.65
85.00 232.80
273/^Q
591.30
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3; 19^ ~ CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
TRICE WHOLESALE EIECTRONICS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Title VIII - Materials Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies Project Planning Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
B-18
49.67 72.00 97.50 435.96 10.26
Low Low Low Low a Low
Selected Selected
TURCO PRODUCTS General Instruction
Low
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
UNITED RENT-ALLS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
VASECO INCORPORATED Title III - Film Strips
Board Action
20.45 93.06
778.90
89.60
769.99
■f-
2.00
41.25
6.95
63.OO
6,058.50 -
WADSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY INC. General Instruction
Publisher Selected
WARD BROTHERS TRUCK PARTS Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Standard
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard
14.00 9.25
23.25
WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION Printing Repair to Instruc. Equipment Printing
Low Standard Selected
39.69 41.65 175.08
256.42
7.61
40.00 141.87
3»5°
185-37
8.85,
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 196^ - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-19
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Printing Printing
Agreement Agreement
15.20 18.88
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. Telegrams Telegrams
Utilities Utilities
3.60
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Storeroom Stock
Low Letter Bid
WHEELER & STUCKEY PRESCRIPTION SHOP Health Dept. Supplies
Selected
26.43
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
15.69
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imbur s erne nt
43.68
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
10.50 8,6.10
YORKE STUDIO Library & Textbooks
Selected
MRS. W. F. YOUNG Special Education
Reimbursement
7.40
34.08
11.00
500.00
49.56
96.60
18.32
â– 114.00
1962-63 GENERAL FUND
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock & Printing
Board Action
27,979.74
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2,828.50
BILL DOYLE Storeroom Stock
Board Action
357.00
DUPLICATING.PRODUCTS, INC. OF OKLA. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2,068.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-20
1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock & Printing
Board Action
704.25
LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
153.16
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY INC. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher Selected
125.28
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock & Printing
Board Action
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
620.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
50.69
WARD’S NATURAL SCIENCE EST. Title VIII - Supplies
Selected
1,865.45
f
1,527.00
142.65
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
A & A LOCK SHOP Materials - Buildings
Low
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Lew Low
ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Low
20.00
AMERICAN BUTANE & PROPANE GAS CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
368.50
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
14.40
BEAUTESALON SUPPLY, INC. Manpower
Board Action
18.40
118.50 287.00
405.50
670.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19& ~ CONT'D
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-21
BISSELL BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
244*00
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
66.00
BOSTITCH MIDWEST INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Agreement Agreement Low Agreement
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Agreement
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Materials - Buildings
Petty Cash Reimbursement
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
DAVIDSON-CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
43*00
THE DENMAN COMPANY., INC . Materials -Buildings
Low
495.00
DENTON GLASS & PLASTICS Materials - Buildings
Selected
DOLESE.COMPANY â– Materials - Buildings Materials - .Buildings
Board Action Board Action
6.48
77*50 l,^1.50 *102.00 103.50
1,414.50
460.00
10.21
206.64
1,602.50
9.95
351.45 170.00
521.45
3.71
8.16
1,831.30 952.46
2,783.76
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19^ - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls 1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-22
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
EVANS ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials
MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
400.00
46.01 39.70
85.71
Low Low Selected
52.34 189.28 37.20
278.82
Low Low Selected
3.17 4.49
... 5-5Q
13.16
w
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
F® Eo GEORGIA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
105.00 476.50
581.50
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
18.84 175.00
193-84
E. W. HARTING MFG. COMPANY INC. Manpower - Equipment
Board Action
292.08
HOLMES & TORBETT INC® Title III - Equipment
Board Action
3,525.45
JOHNSON SERVICE. COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title III - Equipment
Low
KEN-A-VISION MFG. COMPANY INC. Manpower - Equipment
Board Action
113.40 ’■a '.
228.00
725.80
341.70 930.00
1,271.70
52.41 (
72.36
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-23
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Selected
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
BILL MCCOY CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Materials -• Grounds
Low
115.20 28.08 64.56 6.24
214.08
148.76 s. •
MJDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Manpower Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Agreement Standard Standard
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY (Materials - Buildings
Low
E. MORRIS MFG. COMPANY Manpower - Equipment
Board Action
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE CO. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
M & V SUPPLY COMPANYj INC. Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. Materials - Buildings Materials t Buildings
Standard Low
'*•
2.50 11.05 11.22 328.32 135.80 243.00 108.00 107.88 7.92 128.00 387.75 123.82
438.00 IOO.5O 27.96
33-49
1,595.26
'■
601.86
371.18
2,493.20
17.20
48,37
65.57
545-82
84-43 124.35
208.78
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3, 19^ - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-24
OKLAHOMA. CITY SCENIC COMPANY Replace Stage Settings Replace Stage Settings Replace Stage Settings
Low Low Low
352.80 235.00 258.50
846.30
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low
12.50 43.16 56.98 396.00 448.$©
956.64
THE PEROLIN COMPANY INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Board Action Board Action Low Low
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower - Equipment
Low Letter Bid
433-44
25.00 1,256.00 81.80 ■ -10^^-2.
1,466.32
57.20 24.00
81.20
48.00
-
PRECISION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
48.57
PYRAMID SUPPLY INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
29.28
SANFAX CORPORATION Repair to Sewer Line
Low
121.32
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Equipment
Low Letter Bid
588.50
SOUTHWESTERN GLASS & MIRROR CO. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
STANDARD BEARING & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials - Buildings N oninstruct ional N oninstruct ional Noninstructional
Selected Selected Selected Selected
8,211.50
3.27
90.00 206.00 90.00 175.00
561.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3,
- CONT'D
1963 -64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued-) !*
Bills and Payrolls
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower - Equipment
Low Letter Bid
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
TEKTRONIX INCORPORATED Title VIII - Equipment
Board Action
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Lew
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES Materials - Buildings
Standard
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
36.00
6 • ZpS
1,014.83
237.12
3.75
27-75
14-.7-74
175.49
1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
176.86
BILL J. BLAIR & ASSOCIATES Architect - Spencer Elem. - Final
Board Action
141.37
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #7 - Bldg. - Kennedy
Board Action
108,196.20
WILMA CAIN CLERK Business Expense
Petty Cash Reimbursement
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT, INC. Est. #6 - Architect - Webster
Board Action
2,846.34
DOWLINGS, INC. Equipment - Jefferson
Board Action
479.90
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INC. Est. #6 — Bldg. - Webster
Board Action
142,317.00
BOND FUND
35.00
PENN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY New Sites
Board Action
21,036.40
SOREY, HILL AND SOREY, INC. Est. No. 7 - Architect - Kennedy
Board Action
2,163.92
VAUGHAN CONSTRUCTION CO. INC. Building - Coolidge - Final
Board Action
150.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1964 Department of Public Welfare
Social Security
943.25
State Contribution Fund
Social Security
110,809.43
MEETING- OF FEBRUARY 3, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #44 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Motion was made By Mr. ^gers and seconded "by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the January
R. #45 Electronic Eqpt. Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of electronic equipment and supplies for use in various schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations:
payrolls, authorize issuing the February payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the attached itemized list in the total amount of $526,884.09 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
Electronic Supply Company Trice Wholesale Electronics Co., Inc. Johnson Wholesale Electronics Dulaney's Cox Radio and Sound
$
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 62O-A5R. #46 Food Service Agreements Validated
120.60 1,037-40 166.60 63•00 908•^8
$ 2,296.08
All members voted "Aye" on roll call
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to validate agreements with the following companies for furnishing materials to the Food Service Department as follows:
John Sexton & Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons Scrivner-Stevens Company Hale Halsell Company Morrison Wholesale Company Capitol Frosted Foods S. & F. Foods Company Allen Foods, Inc.
Canned Canned Canned Canned Canned Canned Canned Canned
Capitol Froster Foods Scrivner-Stevens Company
Frozen Foods Frozen Foods
Scrivner-Stevens Company Morrison Wholesale Company Hale Halsell Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons
Staples Staples Staples Staples
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
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Foods Foods Foods Foods Foods Foods Foods Foods
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 3,
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and and laboratory manuals for use This purchase in the amount of Act Application Title VIII and "Aye" on roll call.
- CONT'D
seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of textbooks in the electronics classes from McGraw-Hill Book Company. $1,233.45 has been approved on our National Defense Education is to be charged to Account G 2UO-B3- All members voted
R. #47 Textbooks for Electronics Classes App.
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, December 31; 1963/ was submitted as information to the Board.
Food Service Statement
Motion to'adjourn until 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, February 11, 1964, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.
R. #48 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the
-y>y/
day of
, 1964.
5*?
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 11, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION fa THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Mervel Lunn, Director Teaching Materials; Mrs. Swale, Miss Seymour, representatives OCCTA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
The invocation was given by Mr. Lott.
Invocation
The guests and staff members were welcomed by Mr. Estes.
Guests Welcome
PURCHASING
R. #49 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of welding supplies and equipment for use by the Manpower Development Training Program frorh. the follow- Supplies for Manpower Prog] ing companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications: $ 1,281.15 42 .'00
Service Supply, Inc. Minton Machinery Company
$ 1,323.15
Total
These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application and are to be charged to Account BL 1030-M. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of library and textbooks for use in various schools from the following companies: $
Thompson School Book Depository Books on Exhibit
544.07 713.96
R. #50 Library and Textbooks Purchased
$ 1,258.03
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 220. . On roll call, all members voted "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of storm sewer material for use at North Highland and Arthur Elementary Schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations: $ 3,314.04 154.00
Martin Marietta Corporation Sherman Machine & Iron Works
R. #51 Storm Sewer Materials Approved
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-C. voting "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by agreement with Star TV Film Company of- Two for five years for 13 films. The contract Account G 230-C2. All members voted "Aye"
The motion carried with all members
Mrs. Welch to authorize the validation of an Star Films, Inc., for unlimited television rights price is to be $715-00 and is to be charged to on roll call.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Welch THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the
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R. #52 Television Rights on Fili Approved
R. #53 Adjournment
MARCH 2,
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (# THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
Foster Estes, President
PRESENT:
Phil C• Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Floy Camphell, Bill Lillard, Jesse B. Lindley, Mervel S. Lunn, Gilbert Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Larry Hayes, Research Coordinator; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Darrell Shepherd, Assistant in Purchasing Department; Principals - Ira Hall, Lloyd Estes, Lena McKee, Mary Moulder, Caroline Murnane, Bill Parker, Leon Nance, Avis Smith; Classroom Teacher representatives from Adams, Cleveland, Dewey, Hawthorne, Horace Mann, Page, Sequoyah, Shidler, Truman, Northwest, Walnut Grove, Stand Watie, Polk, Hillcrest, Prairie Queen, McKinley; Student Teachers - Barbara Reed, Ertha Burris; Ruth Faris, PTA Council; OCU Students - Cavrione Mitchell, Raebell Massad, Barbara Bivens; League of Women Voters Jacklyn Funk, Rosemary Bachle, Henawine Tucker; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meetings of February 3, 1964, and February 11, 1964, were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #54 Minutes Approv
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Estes.
Guests Welcome
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular monthly report.
(Copy on file in Clerk's office.)
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, was unable to attend this meeting.
Mr. Lybrand Absent
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills in this agenda had been checked and were ready for action by the Board.
Auditor's Report
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as presented. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #55 Reports Approv
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve a proclamation calling for an election on March 24, 1964, on an itemized estimate of current expenses of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1964, on Estimated Needs, General Fund Estimated Needs, 5~Mill Building Levy
$21,507,000.00 1,951^500.00
The election proclamation, including a list of 70 voting places, and estimate of current expenses is attached below. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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MEETING OE MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #56 Continued.
ELECTION PR&LAMATION AND ITEMIZED ESTIMATE OF CURRENT EXPENSE FOR
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO_____________ ____ OF------- Oklahoma------------
COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1,
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The estimated amount or amounts of money and the tax rate or rates believed to be required for the support and maintenance of the schools in Independent_______ School District No—89____ of Oklahoma___________________ County, Oklahoma, for the ensuing fiscal year.
THE ESTIMATED NEEDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO MAINTAIN A LEGAL TERM OF SCHOOL FOR THE ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR Administrative Services - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - ----------Instructional Services . .................. ................................. .. Attendance and Health Services - -- -............................... .............................. Transportation Services............................................... -......................... Operation of Plant................................................. .. ...................................... Maintenance of Plant ....................................... .. ......................... .. .................. Fixed Charges..................... ---......................... <■ - -- -- -- -- - ------Community Services -................ -................. -.................... —---------
$ 403,500 $ 16,800, OOP $ - 377,800 $ 140,000 $ 2,303,000 $ 221,000 $ 915,000 $____ 29^,500
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1. Total Current Expense.................................................................. - -.................................................. $ 21,455,800"'S_ 51,200 2. Capital Outlay............... 1 ‘ ..................... .. .................... S 3. Total Estimated Needs From General Fund............. -............... ........................................................ < 21 ,.507,000
THE ESTIMATED INCOME FOR THE GENERAL FUND FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN DISTRICT AD VALOREM TAXES 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
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Probable Balance On Hand, If Any, At The Close Of Present Fiscal Year- - $ 1,400,000 Estimated Income From County 4 Mill Levy For The Ensuing Fiscal Yqar- - $ 1/200,000 Estimated Income From State Aid...................................................................... s 3,150,000 Estimated Income From All Other Miscellaneous Revenue............................. t 7,000,000 Total Estimated Income Other Than District Ad Valorem Tax For The Ensuing Fiscal Year.......................... ...................................... •................................ .......................$ .12,750,000 '* Balance Required To Be Raised From District Ad Valorem Taxes (Item 3 Minus Item 8)...........- $ 8,757,000 Since The Net Assessed Valuation Of The School District is $350,280,872 An Ad Valorem Tax Levy of 25____ Mills Would Be Required To Raise The Additional Amount Of Money Required To Finance The Preliminary Estimate Of Needs For Current Expense, As Hereinabove Set Forth For The Ensuing Fiscal Year............................................................. - - -............... - - - 25 Mills Less Authorized Levies Not Requiring The Approval Of The School District Electors.................. 20__ Mills Additional Number Of Mills Needed To Meet The Needs Of The School District For Current Expenses From The General Fund - -............................................................................................................. — Mills
THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT NEEDED FOR ERECTING, REMODELING, OR REPAIRING SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FOR PURCHASING FURNITURE FOR THE ENSUING YEAR, OR YEARS, TO BE PROVIDED FOR FROM THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND. 1. 2. 3< 4.
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Erecting New Buildings...................................................... -----Remodeling Or Repairing School Buildings................................. - Furniture.................................................... -................. -.................. Total Estimated Needs To Be Financed From The Building Fund
461,500 1,290,000 200,000.
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THE ESTIMATED INCOME AND SOURCES FOR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND 5. Probable Balance On Hand, If Any, At Close of Present Fiscal Year ----- $___ 200,000----
6. Total Estimated Accumulations And Other Income.................... - -............................. ........$ 200,000— 7. Balance Required To Be Raised From District Ad Valorem Taxes ....................................................$ 1,751,500-----8. An Ad Valorem Tax Levy Of 5 Mills Will Be Required To Meet The Needs Of The District Building Fund For The Ensuing Year (Item 8 Divided By The Valuation, But Not To ; Exceed 5 Mills).......................................................................................................................... 5 Mills NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT:
An Election Is Called For The Purpose Of Voting On The Question Of Making The Levies For Which An Estimated Need Is Hereinabove Shown, Said Election To Be Held At ____________________________ __On March 24, 1Q64 Rptw^pn Thp Hours Of 7 A.M._____ And 7 - P.r.Mj_____ . 3
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ri^The1Following Certificate Should Be Executed Only On The CopyOf The Notice Retained ByThe Clerk Of The Board ’ , Of Education.And TJje Copy jo Be Filed With The County Superintendent Of Schools.) y
' ' 67 "This Is To Certify That The Above Notice Was Published Or Posted, As Required By Law, At Least Ten Days Prior'To Said Election.
Form E 375-C (Revised 1959)
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Printed by Vari-Typing, Offset Printing Classes at Capitol Hill High School.
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MEETING OF MARCH 2, ±964 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr.Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the employment of the Oklahoma County Election Board to conduct the elections on Tuesday, March 24, 1964, and the designation of a list of polling places and election officials for conducting the elections. The polling places and election officials named in the election proclamation to be the polling places and election officials for school district elections until changed by order of the Board except vacancies may be filled as provided by the election laws of the State of Qkl ahomaj also to approve payment for these officials at the established rate of pay and to pay other election expenses including the printing of ballots. All .members voted Aye T noli ____ _ _____ ___
R- #57 Employment of Election Officials Approved.
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Mrs. Oda Plummer Mrs. Geneva Davidson Mrs. Mina Reynolds
3605 3. W. 39th 3629 S. W. 42nd 3625 S. W. 40th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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M's. :_-?rene Halstead •/irginra'fi ;• ,&rvin Oarga? -’? . : dley
937 S. K 54th 2328 S. V/. 45th 3113 S. 63rd
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2201 Belleview. Drive 2112 N. k. 59th Circle 2224 N. I.-. 56th Terra<K
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Catherine Lane Ila P. Ashford Jeanette K. Pollock
4320 N. L. 21st Terrace 4209 N. vv. 20th 4208 N. W. 20th
lnsp. Judge Clerk
Peggy L. Boyd Ruth C. Tate Dorothy Springer
3205 N. W. 65th 3240 N., W. Grand 2933 N. W. 65th
$17kOC 7.0C 7.00
lnsp. Judge Clerk
Emma Mae Stephens Lucile Williams Catherine. Miller
2716 S. W. 3rd 2726 S. W. 5th 2738 S. W. 5th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
lnsp. Judge Clerk
Arietta Anderson Ruth Stewart Charles H. Higgins
2561 N. W. 21st 2416 N. K. 22nd 2350 N. W. 21st
$17.00 -.00
.lnsp. Judge Clerk
Nola Moslander Mattie Thompson Ethelyn F. Jenkins
.2443 S. k. 27th 2300 S. w. 24th 2117 S. W. 25th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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Irma Robinson Marcile Moffatt Bette J. Baker
2816 S. W. 51st 2820 S. W. 51st 2520 S. W. 48th
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Mrs. H. S. Nichols Mrs. Laura Nunnelly Firs. Verneva Jones
2116 N. E. 16th Terrace 2305 N. E. 21st 2133 N. E. 15th
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Mrs. J. L. Powers Grace E. Seism Georgia Hatfield
1032 N. E. 11th 1130 N. E. 11th 1032 N. E. 11th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
Betty Crews Violet A. Adams Marguerite Crews
332 S. E. 52nd 333 3. E. 52nd 5212^ Shields
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Jeane M. Howard Mary Lou Loper Norma Jean Vaughn
830N. E. 32nd 806 N. E. 35th 3426 Springlake Drive
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; 16-Edwards ’1123 Grand Blvd.
18-Eugene Field 15T5 N. Klein
T9~Fillmore $200 S. BLackwelder
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L. Marie Robinson Georgene Richardson Ethel Meeks
1219 N. E. 7th 621 N. Mass 1201 N. E. 6th
$17.00 700 7.00
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Mrs. Verna J. Wilson John A. V/ilson Hasel Mae Morrison
214 N. W. ■ 31 st 214 N. W, 31st 122 N. W. 30th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
Insp. Judge Clerk
Clovis Cogburn Ruth Bluitt Sammie E. Rogers
2520 N. E. 13th 1129 N. Page Ave. 2525 N. E. 13th
$17.00' 7.00' 7.00
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna Chimperle Edith Sterkel May Hasler
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Claude F. Foster Hrs. Fred Eckstein Hazeline Reid
Insp. Judge Clerk
Earlene A. Guffey Annabel L. Taylor Dessie Whitfield
Insp.' Judge Clerk
Maunie M. Jones Mary Lockwood Pauline Mollman
915 N. W. 6th , 715 N. Dewey 710 N. W. 7th
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Ora C. Brown Gail L. Felix Lucille B. Stewart
Insp. Judge Clerk
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Bess M. Lewis Ethel M. Fears Nancy C. Lilley
1924 N. W. 21st 2049 N. W. 21st 1812 N. Indiana
$17.00 7.09 7.00
23-Harmong 1537 N. 24th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Zula 0. Pazoureck Jennie V. Stephenson Dolores M. Montgomery
1612 N. E. 19th 1604 N. Kelhain 1516 i\l. E. 39th
$17.00 7.00 - 7.00
2'4-^ppison 721 Britton
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary V. Lawrence Leona h. Lackey Irene L. Lewis r
732 N. 4. 91st 710 N. W. 90 9013 N. Olie
$17.00 7; 00 7 ,.Q0-
25-H&wthorne 2300' N. 15th
Insp.— — Mrs.—A. V. McCuiston Mrs. C. W. Anderson Judge Mrs. Velma S. Arnold Clerk
2644 N. W. 15th 2748 N. W. 18th • 2812 N. w. 15th
$17.00 7.00 7.90
Ada Wilbanks Helen Seals Martha F. Williams
Insp. Judge . . Clerk
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540 S. ■,«. 62nd Terrace 117 s. w. 56th 36 S. ’w. 57th ’1432 S. f. 33rd 1632 S.X 31st 1304 S.‘W. 35th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. B. W. Moody Ws. Leo F. Clark Mrs.; Roy Thornton
2600 S? h. 62nd 2536 S.’ 63rd 6413 Villa
Insp. Judge Clerk
Iva K. Davis Emily Barry Betty Manning
820 N. W. 45th 4625 N. Indiana ' 616 N. W. 46th
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32-Kaiser 3'125 Lyoha Blvd.
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Ruth A. Blaney Margaret C. Finch Verah H. Woodruff
3833 N. h. 26th 4004 N. h. 29th 3905 N. W. 28th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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Mrs. Gene Grimes Mrs. Bess Harrington Mrs. Audrey Gregory
308 S. W. 43rd 319 s. W. 44th 4716 S. Hudson
$17.00 7.00 7.00
34-Lce 424'3. ;'.:. 29th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Millie Wyont Alice E. Mallonee Clara B. Briscoe
3208 S. Harvey 308 S. W. 31st 312 S. W. 31st
$17.00 7.00 : 7.00
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Eula A. Looney Angla Alsup Eula Lee Collins
504 N. E. 13th 430 N. E. 13th 504 N. E. 13th
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Mrs. C. R. Ellenwood Mrs. F. S. Withers Vera Rader Walter
3000 N. W. 20th 3205 N. h. 21st 3003 N. h. 20th i
Insp. Judge Clerk
Elizabeth Piatt Wilma B. Sisney Jo Ann Harris
4906 N. Everest 4301 N. Everest 1628 N. E. 46th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen M. Quine Boris A. Bunch Olive H. Gray
2916 N. W. 33rd 3514 Garden 3124 N. W. 33rd
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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Katherine Cutler Clara Miller . Lynn Bratton
120 N. Tuttle 2817 W. Reno 17 N. Tuttle t Z ,
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Mrs. R. A. Ford Mrs. Emma Vickrey Mrs. Hazel Quillin
3317 N. W. 51st 4904 Woodward 3301 N. W. 51st
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. Vassilopoulos June G. Bell Mrs. C. E. Spitler
2032 Mattern Drive 4401 N. Linn 5120 N. Linn
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Virginia B. Pine Mary M. Montgomery Lena L. Brown
1106 Belford Ave. 1207 Glenwood 1212 Belford Ave.
$17.00 .7.00 7.00
43“North Highlands 8400 N. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Callie Kotter Rose J. Wilcox Elizabeth J. Stevenson
733 N. W. 91st 724N. W. 91st 810 N. h. 89th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
44“Page 317 N. Geary
Insp. Judge Clerk
Pearl Huford' Nodie Mae Moreland Mattie Mae Battle
812 N. E. 3rd 716 N. E. 3rd 805 N. E. 4th
$17.00 7.00 7.00
45-Pierce 4101 S. W. 27th
Insp. Judge Clerk
2324 S.JGoff 2301 S. Portland 2704 S.JSt. Clair
$17'. 00 7.00 ,7.00
46-Folk 3806N. Prospect
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Ines S. Deplois Vada Parsons Opal K. Eby ■
2303 N. Bath 2221 N./Bath 2221 N. Kate
47“Erairie Queen 6900 S. Douglas
Insp. Clerk Judge
Hazel K. Skidmore Reba Sue Freeman Lorene Swatek
6900 S. Douglas 1111S. W. 66th 735 S. W. 74th
’Jirs. Fred- Harrison Mrs. George Hamilton Mrs. Carl Hawkins
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2212 N. W. 42nd’ 1932 N. W. 37th 1829 N. W. 36th
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Helen Walker Crystal Ferguson Theanis Statham
1333 Kinkaid 1328 Kinkaid 1349 Kinkaid
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50-Ridgeview 10010 Ridgeview
Insp. Judge Clerk
Dorothy Muehleisen Helen Hays Jessie Colvin
51-Riverside 421 S. W. 11th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna M. Michalik Marguerite C. Servois Mrs. Herman H. Foote
, 52-Uockwood ..3101 S. w.,24th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Sara Brown Louise Edwards Elizabeth Petitt
1812 S. W. Grand Blvd. 3033 S. W. 21st 3119 8. W. 18th
53-Sequoyah 2400 N. W._ 36th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Vera Rose Mrs. C. J. Thomas Naomi M. Bennett
2465 N. W. 36th Terrace 2246 N. W. 38th 3813 Key Place
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Mrs. Bob R. Frymire Mrs. Wm. F. Cosby Mrs. Imogene Matula
29 3. W. 41st 1440 Johnston Drive 105 S. E. 43rd
$17.Off 7.W' 7.00
55-Southern Hills 7800 S. Kentucky
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mildred L. Malone Peggy Brynes Erma Leigh Sanders
2429 S. W. 78th ' 1312 S. W. 77th Terrace 1307 S. W* 77th Terrace
$17.00 7.00 7.00
56-Stand Watie 3517 S. Linn
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. K. E. Middleton Mrs. T. F. Stapp Mrs. John J. Soos
*57“8pencer Elem, 3900 N. E. 50th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mr. W. J. Maston Meddie Burrow Mildred E. England
Spencer, Oklahoma Spencer, Oklahoma Spencer, Oklahoma
$17.00 7.00 7.00
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bob Swain Mrs. Naomi McCoy Mrs. Laura H. Dodd
Box 834, Nicoma Park Rt. 1, Bx 448 Spencer 2720 N. Douglas Blvd.
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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11100 N. Greystone Mrs. Peggy Heller 2741 N. W. 111th Mrs. Daniel E. Misley Mrs. George R. Clinkenbeard 10909 N. Linn
Insp. Judge Clerk
Gladys M. Brown Opal Bigelow Ruth Ingram
9416 N_. E. 11th 8508 N. E, 23rd 2012 N. Moore
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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Mrs. Sammy Penington Opal Kelly Doris Jantzen
1622 S. E. 61st 6117 Jack Drive 1705 S. E. 61st
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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Loretta Rutledge Dorothy Brown Hazel A. Bozarth
610 S. E. 4th 401 S. E. 19th 610 S. E. 4th
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Anna L. Casselberry Helen Bordwine William D. Phelps
417 S. Harvey 114 S. W. 5th 212 S. M. 4th
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8028 N. May Ave. 2608 Guilford Lane 9304 Sunnymeade
$17.00 7.ou 7.00
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Corinne M. Guthrie Mrs. Lois E. Houchin Mrs. Suzanne F. Totten
1313 N. V,’. 104th 1420 N. w. 99th 1413 N. k. 99th
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1741 s. w. 17th 1629 Linden 1404 S. Daugherty
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bille J. V.hite Irmalee A. Douthet Mrs. W. H. Nixon
821 S. E. 27th 2912 S. Central 728 S. E. 26th
$17.00 7.00' 7.00
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Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary E. Bendle Loreta M. Newton Lucy E. Miller
1505 N. h. 4th 1509 W. k. 4th 1620 N. W. 1st
$17.00 7.00 7.00
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Insp. Judge Clerk
Lucille McGlasson Mrs. C. F. MClaren■ Eva Pierce
215 N. W. 25th 2611 N. Robinson 2501 N. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Laura Felix Jessie Johnson Sharon Brown
Rt. 1 Bx 408 OC Rt. 1 Bx 329 Oc 65th & Sooner Road % E. T. Ferguson Rt. 1-,- Bx.
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It was moved, by Mr. Bennett and. seconded, by Mrs. Welch to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Roy F. Nolen, head custodian, deceased February 8, 1964. On roll call, all members voted"Aye."
R. #58 Resolution of
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated:
R. #59 Professional Trips Approvec
K. Bale Helmick to attend the National Convention of the American Personnel and Guidance Association, San Francisco, California, March 22-26, 1964. L. E. Lewis and Otis Lawrence to attend the National Science Teachers Association, Chicago, Illinois, March 20-24, 1964.
Manon Harmon to attend the Council for Exceptional Children, Chicago, Illinois, March 31-April 3, 1964. Gene Shepherd, Lorena Padgett and Margaret Gregory to attend the Association for Supervision of Curriculum Bevelopment, Miami, Florida, April 5-9., 1964.
Clyde Miller to attend the National Association of Broadcasters Engineering Conference, Chicago, Illinois, April 5-8, 1964. Alvin Eggeling to attend the Southwest Bistrict Conference of the National Recreation Association in Ballas, Texas, March 31-April 4, 1964. Board of Education to pay the expenses of Mr. Eggeling to the conference not to exceed $125-00.
Bill Lillard and T. H. Broad to attend the North Central Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, April 6-9, 1964.
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to authorize the following expenses for the Junior High School Choral Festival, April 6-7, 1964:
Employ Br. Russell Mathis, University of Oklahoma, to conduct the festival at a fee of $200.00 plus travel and local expenses. Employ accompanist at a fee of $30.00.
Rental of organ - $20.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #60 Junior High Choral Festiv;
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D 1
-...------........ ——.. --- ------------------- R. #61 Recruitment Exp. Approved.
—...............................
......... ............ „............ .... ... ........ ..... ............ ..... .. —
Motion was made by Mr. Jagers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve expenses and car mileage for Gilbert Robinson in the recruitment of teachers. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended.
It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the. teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designatedj also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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SANDFORD, JOHNSON
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SKELTON, MAX D .
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Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
REPLACEMENT
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
MATERNITY (MRS)
MARSHALL
HEARN, WANDA
HOME EC.
(MRS)
WOODSON
MITCHELL, JANIS H.
1ST
2-28-64
(MRS)
LEE JRD
2-28-64
MARTIN, JANE A.
STAR 2ND
2-28-64
MAXEY,
MURRAY,
(Mr
LUCILLE
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PASLEY, , SALLY J..
(MRS)
>6-64
DOXEY,
3-5-64
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ELOISE
4400.
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2-27-64
STAR 2ND
DORIS H.
4800.
7
2-10-64
MOON - PHYS. ED. "DURATION OF NEED"
(miss )
(MRS)
EVANS, DOROTHY P.
(PREVIOUSL'
sh own
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GUESS,
MARSHALL
4
#4850.
(MRS)
(MRS)
OREGON STATE M.S.
KATHRYN 0.
HOWARD U. BoA«
HOME EC.
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(MRS)
SNELL, FAYE
HALLENBECK, DORIS
4?00.
(MRS)
(MRS)
LAMBERT,
HELEN B.
WOOLERY, (MRS)
4300. .
KAREN S.
(MRS)
FRANKLIN,
IRENE
ELEASE F. ,
LYONS,
(MRS)
(MRS)
KENDALL, BESS
SOUTHER,
B.A.
SAVANNAH S.
B.S.
5400.
M.E.
O.U.
EDNA 44.
OAS*U.
4300.
STONE, TONI A.
RICHARD
O.U.
4650.
(MRS)
(MR) THOMPSON,
O.C.U. B»So
0
1-27-64
TAFT - S.S. . > "DURATION OF NEED"
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2-6-64
"DURATION OF NEED"
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DUNBAR - 1ST
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HARDING - ENGLISH
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PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS NAME RESIGNATIONS (MRS)
SMITH, GAYLE P.
(MR) CARROLL,
TEACHERS’ AIDE
MULTI LI TH OPR.
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
(MRS)
LINCOLN
PRINTING DEPT.
CASTLE R.
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
OR
1-31-64
CAROLYN G.
GREENE,
2-10-64
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REMARKS
LINCOLN
TEACHERS’ AIDE
2-7-64
TRANSFERS (MRS)
(MRS)
BLACK, GENECE
HALLOCK,
(MRS)
(MRS)
KRATINA, MILLIE
LEACH,
TERESA
JO2,5O
3
2-3-64
POLK i DAY CLERK
PURCHASING
200.
2-3-64
185.
2-10-64
KAY L.
185.
2-10-64
MONCRIEF, JOSEPHINE M.
185.
2-17-64
TEACHERS’ AIDE
4000.
2-17-64
ASST. TAB. OPR.
CAROMA L„
CLERK
ADDITIONAL POSITIONS
(MRS)
BACK. JO ANN ■
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(MRS) NEWLON,
(MRS)
(MR) ;—
WILCOX,
ROBERT B.
RIVERSIDE TEACHERS’ AIDE RIVERSIDE
TEACHERS’ AIDE RIVERSIDE
I.B.M.
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
RECOMMENDATHgNS TO THE BOARDS TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS; MR. LAWRENCE B. FULGENZ1, SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST, PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES, 16400.00 PERYEAR, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I, 1964 THROUGH JUNE JO, J964.
MRS. NETTIE J. HERMANSEN, TEACHER, ADULT INSTITUTE, THROUGH APRIL 10, 1964, MRS.
CLERK, DOUGLASS,
CLARA BIBLE,
MR. RAYMOND NANCE, TEACHER,
SALARY #180.00,
SALARY #170.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY J,
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY J,
1964
1964.
3 HOURS PER WEEK, FOR SPECIAL
BE PAID #3.00 PER HOUR,
EMERSON,
SALARY AT, THE RATE OF
PROJECT ON DROPOUTS AT EMERSON SCHOOL. EMPLOYMENT OF CENSUS ENUMERATORS AND CLERICAL ASSISTANT AT THE FOLLOWING
RATES;
ENUMERATORS (WALKING AREAS)
#1.00 PER HOUR
ENUMERATORS (DRIVING AREAS)
#1.25 PER HOUR
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
#1 .25 PER HOUR
CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT;
MR. DARREL SHEPARD, FROM TEACHER, JOHN MARSHALL,
ASSISTANT,
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT,
MRS. GENECE BLACK, FROM | TIME CLERK, EDGEMERE,
SALARY #4400.00 PER YEAR,
SALARY #235.00 PER MONTH,
POLK,
FROM CLERK, NORTHWEST CLASSEN,
NORTHWEST CLASSEN,
SALARY #305.00 PER MONTH,
1964.
TO FULL-TIME CLERK,
SALARY #117.50 PER MONTH,
1964.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 3,
MRS. MAURITA YOST,
TO PURCHASING
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 17,
SALARY #j600.00 PER YEAR,
SALARY #290.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 6,
1964.
MR. JIM JOHNSON, FROM ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL, NORTHEAST, SALARY #6750.00 PER YEAR, TO PRINCIPAL, NORTHEAST, SALARY #7500.00 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1, J964. ' MR. MAX SKELTON, FROM TEACHER, NORTHEAST, SALARY #5200.00 PER YEAR,
ONAL REMUNERATION FOR PERSONNEL #425. REBA RUSTER
#225.
MARY ROBERTSON
KENNETH POVERUD JEWELL REEVES
SALARY #4600.00 PER YEAR, TO COUNSELOR, NORTHEAST,
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I,
#225. #225.
INVOLVED
1964.
IN THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROJECT; |225.
FRANK ADDISON
#225. #1000.
JIMMIE PRICKETT ROBERT R.
PHILLIPS
#225.
LADELL PETERSON
TEMPORARY CHANGE IN SALARY; MISS MARGUERIE JONES, FEBRUARY 3, 1964.
CLERK, DOUGLASS, TO BE PAID AT THE RATE OF #230.00 PER MONTH,
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
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SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1963-1964
BENNETT, MARGARET D.
MATH., ENGLISH IND. ARTS, S.S.,
BRADY, MARK E.
COLLIER, FRANKIE L.
3,2,4
COPP EDGE, FLOYD L.
MATH.
CRAIG, GARY
HISTORY
DANIEL, JERALD1NE
ENGLISH
EASTER, MARION E.
SECRETARY
ECKHARDT, BARBARA A.
HOME EC.
ELAM,
S.S.,
CARL L.
GARTNER, ROSALEE A. GILLILAND, DIANE L.
KDG. SCIENCE,
ED.,
ENGLISH,
DRAMA,
JUDITH
HARRIS, EULICE K.
BAND,
ORCH.,
PHYS.
ED.,
LIBRARY
HARRIS, VIRGINIA G.
ELEM., PHYS.
HILL, JOAN A.
NURSE
HOTTEL, BETTY L.
BUSINESS 2,1,3, KDG.
HUTSON, NELWYN C.
LITTLEPAGE,
RUTH A.
WANDA W.
ELEMENTARY HOME EC.,
S.S.,
EVA M.
CARLETTA
E.
PAUL G.
ROBEY, JERONIA K. ROSEBROOK,
RUMBAUGH,
VIRGINIA
PEGGY
5,4,
SYKES,
JAMES M.
UNDERWOOD,
JERALD R.
WALTON, EMMA L. WILLIAMS, SHERI L.
ED.
PHYS.
ED.
S.S.
PHYS.
ED,,
S.S.,
ENGLISH,
HOME EC., MUSIC
HISTORY
ELEM.
KDG. IND. ARTS 6,5,4
TREAT, JACK R.
PHYS.
HOME EC., SCIENCE, MATH.,
SCHONWALD,
E. ANNE
ELEM.
ELEM., H.S. HISTORY, GOVT.,
ELEMENTARY
ROGER L.
ELEM.
ENGLISH,
RUSSELL, WILLIAM A.
SEEFELDT,
ENG.
NURSE
MOORE,
PICKENS,
BIOL., S.S.,
ED.,
MEGGS, MARJORIE P.
PUGH,
BUS.
ELEMENTARY
HAWTHORN, JO ANNE
MACKLIN,
SPEECH
ELEM.
ELEMENTARY
HALLEY, JO ANN HANSEN,
PHYS.
ELEMENTARY
LOLA T.
GROSSMAN,
ED., ART
PHYS.
SCIENCE
HOME EC.,
FREDA A.
FERGUSON,
SCIENCE
CHEMISTRY,
FLOYD E.
BERGEN,
PHYSk ED.
SCIENCE,
KDG.,PRIMARY
EFFECTIVE
CONT'D
2 , 1964 MEETING OF MARCH
J
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NAME RESIGNATIONS
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2-24-64
1-23-64
2-8-64
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OR DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
2-H-64
2-3-64
2-5-64
2-3-64
2-3-64
2-11-64
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TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT
NAME
fRirnapn - Tran ^ffrr
EFFECTIVE DATE
SALARY
NAME
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
2-5-64— 2-3-64
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OR
REMARKS
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EFFECTIVE DATE
OR SALARY
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n
& lau nd ry man ------
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
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RESIGNATIONS
(Mrs ) Brigh t , The lma
Helpe Cen tr
(Mrs )
Helpe r Polk
2-13—64
Helpe r Shie ld s Heigh ts
2-LL-64
Helpe r Nich ols
2-3-64
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2-19-64
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2-6-64
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TERMINATIONS NAME
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NAME
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EFFECTIVE DATE
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titu
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VFST. flFNFVA
I. 00 HR.
2-3-64
(Mrs ) Zimme rm an , Jo Rita
1,00 HR.
2-3-64
Subs titu te UNASSIGNED
(Mr s ) Sc h war
Viola
1.00 HR.
2-4-64
Help North
WHITNEY. ZELMA
1.00 HR.
2-11-64
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Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME
ASSIGNMENT
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
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RESIGNATIONS
Moble y ,
willia
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War eh ou se
(DFCKFR - TRANSFERRED)
Store room
Gower , Gar y .D,
SAFETY
Mur
ray
Bus Dri ve r Sta r -Spen c er
, Ken ne th
BROADCASTING CENTER
(ESIGNATION
(Ibb ar d , Nich
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Came ra man
an
PERSONNEL
wi I'll UVftIKL
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS.
RESIGNATION
Say lor . Thin
Came ram
3000
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2-H-64
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1.54 hr .
2-13-64
TRUCK dr ive r
Ber me a . Albe rt
1.25 Hr .
2-17-64
Labor
1.25 HR.
2-19-64
Lab or er
1.2 5 HR.
2-20-64
lab orer
1.25 HR.
2-18-64
Labore
fat on
, fa ri
p.
Fdw
ar ds
Uns
fll
. Cha rl
. Char
lie
fs
er
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MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964- - CONT'D
______________ U
Personnel Recommended
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD CHANGE IN STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS; SERVICE Mr . Eme ry Lee Bid well Sr ., Floor man at the Adm in istr atio n Build ing , sal ar y $2io. pe r Fire man at Capitol hil l Sr ., Salar y #255. pe r mont h , effe ctiv e Feb ru ar y 12, 1964.
Mr . Phil Way n e Brow n , Half -Time Floorm an at Ad ams , sa lar y $105. Ad ams , sal ar y |2io. pe r mon th , effe ctiv e Jan ua ry 27, 1964.
per
mon th
fu ll
to
mon th
to
Floor
time
man
at
Mr . Lu th
Mr . will
,
Coffman
er
sal ar y |280.
per
Dick
ie
sal ar y $255.
son
pe r
fire
mon th
ma n
,
effe
at
, Hoor man at Ad ams , sal ar y $245. , effec tive Janu ary 27, 1964. n at
Mr . Calv in Ler oy Smith , Floor All Sc h ools , sal ar y $255.
, sal ar y $215.
Hill
Head Cus todia n
pe r
mon th
to
Hea d Cu sto d ian
per
mon th
to
Fire man at
Nort hw es t Clas sen , sa la r y $215. , eff ec tiv e Febr u ar y 3, 1964.
at
pe r
mon th
Half -Time Floor Jr „, Salar y $2 io . per
C. TIdw ell ,
d
to
Wils on ,
at
,
Fillmore
at
,
Hoover
sa la r y $255.
1964.
man
at
Mr . Ray mon Cap itol
Hoover
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 3,
PER MONTH,
mon th
mon th
Mr . J. T. Ric ha rd , Floorma
at
South eas t , sala ry $260. per Febr u ar y 3, 1964.
cti ve
man
at
mon th
,
per
mon th
Ad ams , sa la r y $105. pe r month cti ve Feb ru ar y 11, 1964.
to
Relief
Time Floorm
Full
to
Cu stod ian
an
effe
SUPPLY Mr . Bobb y War re n Dec ke r , Labor effec tive Febr ua ry 17, 1964.
er
, Salar y I2700.
per
yea r
to
War
eh ou se ma n ,
sal ar y $2900.
per
ye ar
,
'i
AUDIO-VISUAL Mr . Geor
|2l0.
ge
Tu etk in , Dist rib ut ion
PER MONTH,
Cler k , sa la r y $190. pe r
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I,
mon th
to
3 964.
Mul tilith
Ope ra tor , sa la r y
BROADCASTING CENTER \
Mr . Doyl e A. Moody , Thr ee -Four th Time Tec h n ic ian , sa la r y $2400. Salar y $3200. pe r year , ef fe ct ive Feb ru ar y 10, 1964. Mr . Pau l effec
tive
Zobisch , Tec hn ic ian , Salar y $3500.. per Feb r u ar y 6, 1964.
yea r
to
pe r
year
to
Full
Time Tech nicia n ,
En gin eer , sa lar y $4500. pe r
year
,
FOOD SERVICE
i
Mrs . Beu la h Era Robb ins , Sub stitu te Una ss igne d , Sala r y $1.00 Que en , sa la ry $1.05 pe r hou r , effec tive Febru ary io , 1964.
pe r
hou r
to
(Perm
ane nt
Bak er
at
Pra ir ie
Motion was made "by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Lott, to approve the personnel items as presented. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #62 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 19614- - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MARCH 2, 1964
V
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. 169,438.67
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
1962-63 GENERAL FUND
$_ .
15,160.81
76,478.13
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
125.90
BOND FUND
$
229,803.94
$
491,007.45 ’
TOTAL
1963-64 GENERAL FUND ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH Printing Storeroom Stock
Low Low
316.62 162.75
479.37
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction Personnel Project Planning Supplies Title III
Low Low Low Low
29.20 1.00 6.66 41.90
78.76
AGNEW AUTO PARTS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
6.84
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.50
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply ' Maintenance
Standard Standard
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts
Low Selected
38.85 17.05
55.90
15.60
38.49
..g^P.
46.99
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
U
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
B-2
A - O.K. AUTO SALVAGE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction Gen. Instruc. & Printing General Instruction
Low Low Low
MRS. ODLE ARCHER Special Education
Reimbursement
18.00
ELA ASHER' . Special Education
Reimbursement
100.00
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANT General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Selected
10.50
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
65.45 12.50
BEKINS VAN & STORAGE COMPANY Data Processing
Low
36.75
BELL PHOTOCOPY. COMPANY'. . Manpower
Low
30.90
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Vehicular - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low
BINGHAM PRINTING INKS Adult School Supplies
Selected
BIOSCOPE MFG. COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Office Machines
Standard
35.00
10.45 31-35 20.90
-
31.50 135.03 31.20 68.04
62.70
68.99
77.95
265.77
35.88
207.00
42.50
1
BOARDMAN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE INC. General Instruction
Agreement
.
439-79 397.50
837.29
3.30
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D _____________________________ „........ .............. ................... .. .................................. . ....... ......... ... ..................................
Bills and. Payrolls
B-3
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
THE CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INC, Travel Expense ' Dallas, Texas .
.
387.82
Standard
90.10
Board Action
BRITTAIN BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
7.65
BRIX, INCORPORATED Adm. Research Office
Low
12.27
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Low Low
building
research
instit
ute
12.50 59.88 231.63
&r ' < 304.01
9.25
Library & Textbooks
Selected
BUMPA-TEL SIGN COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Selected
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Miscellaneous
Standard
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Expense Pubs, for Supt’s Office Travel Expense Pubs, for Curr. Library General Instruction Repair to Instrue. Eqpt.
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction Manpower
Board Action Publisher Selected
CAPITAL CITY AUTO SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
51.98
CAPITOL HILL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
38.65
CAPITOL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
4.00
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
14.00 4.80
18.80
65.00
3-50 1.00 10.30 - 2.65 2.15
... ?92
20.50
78.00
690.82
..23-Z2
784.57
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-4
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)’ CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Instructional Office Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock .Manpower Printing Printing
Low Low Low Low Low Low
E. B. ’’JACK” CASTLE General Instruction
Selected
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Maintenance General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt.
Repair & Supplies Repair & Repair & Repair & Repair &
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
2.96 135.00 1.69 54.00 74-38
342.40
74.47
71.40'; 72.12 11.45 87.42; 203.63 421.36
Low Low Low Low Low Low
867.88
CENTRAL AUTO PARTS Vehicular - Regular
Selected
150.00
CENTRAL OKLA. EQPT. CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
166.32
CITY AUTO PARTS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair & Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair &
Low Low Standard Selected Selected
Supply Supply Supply Supply
31.06 9.57 6.04 11.37 40.17
98.21
76.17 134.33 4.580.84
4,791.34
_
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
34.59
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewage
Utilities
17.00
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY INC. Purchasing Audio Visual Materials Project Planning Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low
30.00 82.03 41.40 460.00
613-43
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction
Selected
17.50
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water & Sewage
Utilities
71.75
CIVIC EDUCATION SERVICE INC. General Instruction
Publisher Selected
TED R. CLEMENS Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill. Natl. Assoc. Sec. Principals
Board Action
COLLEGE PLACEMENT COUNCIL, INC. Manpower
Publisher Selected
COLUMBIA RECORDS SALES CORP. Title III - Records
Publisher Selected
24.73
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Printing
Selected
51.01
MRS. ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
15.00
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Library & Textbooks Manpower
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
F.E. COMPTON COMPANY Manpower
Publisher Selected
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard Standard
8-75 7.50 7-50 15.95
39.70
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction
Low Low
76.80 11.79
88.59
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQPT. Audio Visual Materials
Low
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
100.00
COX RADIO AND SOUND Title III - Materials
Selected
125.00
8.25
82.29 AIT S
1.95 1.9?
5.00
3.90
127.00
71.11
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-6,
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) CROFT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Personnel Office
Publisher Selected
16.24
CURRICULUM ADVISORY SERVICE, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
35.00
DAGWELL-DIXIE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
DAVIS PUBLICATIONS INCORPORATED Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Audio Visual Materials Title III - Equipment Audio Visual Materials
Low Board Action Board Action
DENOYER GEPPERT COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
864.25
DOLLIES CERAMICS Storeroom Stock
Low
190.00
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
8.00
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Library
Board Action
1,921.39
DOVER PUBLICATIONS, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
■ Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
'l
13.40
)
18.85 55.60?
74.45
6.15
19.81 49.50 1.089.78
1,159.09
I3.7O
7.46 10.95 109.06 5.33 28.36 4.66
165.82
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - XONR
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
BILL DOYLE OFFICE SUPPLY Instructional Office Purchasing Personnel Project Planning Instructional Manpower Custodial Supplies Project Planning Project Planning Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Data Processing General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard Standard Low Low
DULANEY’S Electronic Supplies
Low
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. OF OKLA. Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Office Machines Office Machines
Low Low Low Standard Standard Standard Standard
180.00 446.40 378.00 37.34 2.70 47.32 48.78
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Selected
-
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronic Supplies Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Low
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS Library & Textbooks Manpower
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
ESTES CHEMICALS, INC. Lawn Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply
Low Low
FOSTER ESTES Travel Exp. - Atlantic City, N.J. AASA Meeting
Board Action
2.50 6.55 22.40 2.50 7.20 19.50 4.00 11.00 8.75 16.15 24.90 10.70 5.00 45.00
' .■ 186.
48.
1,140.
321.
6.00 97.68 45.57 33.26 2,700.43 154.76 29.50
3,067.
13.61 76.81
90.
.44.70 92.00
136,
'
801
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-8
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) .
EUREKA WATER COMPANY Printing
Low
EVANS DUPLICATING EQPT. COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUC. CORP. Manpower
Publisher Selected
254.60
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT TV Equipemnt Rental
Agreement
686.18
DR. VIRGINIA FLANAGAN Physicians
Board Action
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Selected
40.00
MRS. MELVIN FORD Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
THE FOX-VLIET DRUG COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
47-68
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
5.00
10.50 10.50 10.50
31.50
250.00
’•v
14.25
40.16
500.00
GENERAL TRUCK INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
19.89
Standard
GINN AND COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
F. J. GLESSNER General Instruction
Selected
GLUE & PASTE DISIR. INC. General Instruction
Low
•
14.00
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Vehicles & Repair .
Low Low
25.92 51.04
76.96
126.30 ..3.-20
129.58
7.50
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
COLBERT HACKLER General Instruction
Board Action
117.22
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
34.00
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANT General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Selected Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
54-30 5.12 24.46
168.00 148.59 '• 26.60 26.40 104.16 17.78 245.93 14.00 44.26 2.64 276.93 88.28 10.60 7.00 43.95 13.80 120.72
83.88
1,359.64
-
LARRY K. HAYES Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill-. Amer. Education Conference
Board Action
HAZELLE, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
40.25
FRANCES HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
34.00
ALEX HIGDON Travel Exp. - Atlantic City, N.J. AASA Meeting
Board Action
131.15
HOHMANN & BROWN APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
130.80
25.94
5.11
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-10
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
HORN SEED COMPANY INCORPORATED Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
27.10
THE HOUSE OF CLAY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
32.00
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET, INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Title VIII
Low Low Low Low Low
THE ILLINOIS LOCK COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
WARNER IMIG General Instruction
Board Action
INDIANA UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACHINES CORP. Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Library
Board Action Board Action
JAMCO INDUSTRIALS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics - Supplies
Selected
11.50
7»a
19.47
85.07 6.7# 22.3? 145.16 48.00
307.35
54.30
541.90
4.00
75-00 120.50 75-00 45.00 120.50 21.30 4,974-00 439.92
5,871.22
3-20 28.11
31.31
4,189.24 75.32
4,264.56
104.00
19.77
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-?ll
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance - Parts General Instruction
Standard Agreement
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY ' General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
J & R SUPPLY General General General General General General General General General
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
COMPANY Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair
& Supply &■Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS. SALES INC. Maintenance
Standard
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction Furniture Repair & Materials
Low Low Low
LANTERN PRESS, INC. Manpower
Publisher Selected
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. Rental, 14-17-19 No. Ellison
Agreement
BILL J. LILLARD Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill. Natl.Assoc. Second. Principals
Board Action
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY 'Manpower Library - Textbooks
Publisher Selected Board.Action
LIQUID FLAME INCORPORATED Heat
Low
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Selected
110.00
183.23 2.00
185.23
11.46
■
5.40 18.66 16.70 48.54 44*28 6.36 11.87 29.48 25.35
' .
'
206.64
'
369.00 80.50 170.50
-
33.50
620.00
3.36
565.00
79.70
1.76 562.38
564.14
172.50
30.75
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Publisher Selected
5.00
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher Selected
2.70
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
152.48
T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental - 9216 No. Western
Agreement
125.00
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
120.00
MCGRAW HILL PUBLISHING COMPANY Project Planning Title VIII Textbooks
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected ■' Board Action
DAVID MCKAY COMPANY INC. Manpower Manpower Manpower
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
MCKESSON & ROBBINS INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low
MELTON COMPANY, INC. Title III - Instruc. Eqpt.
Board Action
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES Water & Sewage
Utilities
5.50 152.72 249.63
4.55 3.31
407.85
, „2,9^
10.81
20.25 20.25
40.50
257.49
10.76
293.86
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-13
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Title III - Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt.. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Selected Low Letter Bid Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Board Action
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. General Instruction Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
8.68 152.39 8.97 17.27 2.49
189.80
MILLSAP’S Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc* Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected Selected Selected
41.50 19.00 131.25
191.75
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Operating - Gas & Oil
Board Action
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY . General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
MULTIPLEX DISPLAY FIXTURE CO. Title III - Equipment
Board Action
214.00 7.95 142.98 113.16 95.98 57.98 226.38 54.20 36.90 39-06 179.64 10.00 17.74 14.40 872.38 1.00 115.21 2.51 327.90 2.28 588.53 2.33 269.00
4#?
3,391.51
94.09
2,104.90
471.54
32.16
173-02
■<
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
MURCER’S JEWELRY General Instruction
Low
MUSIC MART Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected
NATL. ASSOC. EDUCATIONAL BROADCASTERS General Instruction
Agreement
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Audio Visual Materials
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Selected Selected
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
27.75
NOBLE & NOBLE PUBLISHERS, INC. Manpower
Publisher Selected
17.20
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Selected
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Adult School Supplies & Shop General Instruction Laundry Expense Manpower
Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewage
Utilities
S,094.30
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
39,593.40
OKLA. LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. Laundry Expense
Low
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
219.73
Action Action Action Action
50.00
100.00
5-25 15.45-'. 5.50
30.40
30.17 44.52 -20^
95.03
33-50 22.70 976.33 10.00
1,042.53
202.30
36,509.94
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-15
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Eqpt. & Repair General Instruction. General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
OKLA. PAPER CO. SANITARY SUPPLY DEPT. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
OKLA. PEN COMPANY Research Office Custodial Supplies Personnel
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY General Instruction Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Board Action
THE OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Manpower
Standard Low
OLIVETTI-UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Low
PANDA PHOTO INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
JACK F. PARKER Travel Exp. - New Orleans, La. Ninth Southern Assembly Atlantic City, N.J. - AASA
Board Action Board Action
14.09 18.70 14.90 26.68 6.45 41.92 6.26 20.46 4.34 3.18
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
22.35 6.67 13.34 33-34 7.45 29.00
'
276.58
190.40
.....
7.64 7.64 28.65
43-93
111.66 318.36 981.88
1,411.90
45-00 30.00
75.00
462.50
6.85
12.25 130.29
142.54
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-16
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
R. L. POLK & COMPANY Superintendents Office Purchasing
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
80.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
Postmaster Postal Permit Renewal
Standard
30.00
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Manpower
Publisher Selected
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES Repair to Instrue. Eqpt. Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Board Action .Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
11.09 1.56 25.74 104.50 453-84 68.97 41.16 20.68 16.22
743.76
80.00 80.00
160.00
w
8.50
11.00 7.22 2.41 19.27 12.04 28.92 4.82 2.41 2.41 2.41 19.27 2.41 2.41
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-17
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES (continued) General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction . Manpower
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles - Regular
Low
PSYCHOLOGY PRESS, INC. Instructional Office
Publisher Selected
8.00
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
2.50
G. P. PUTNAM & SONS Textbooks
Publisher Selected
4.50
RANDOM HOUSE SCHOOL & LIBRARY SERV. Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
REA EXPRESS General Instruction
Selected
REINHOLD PUBLISHING CORPORATION Project Planning Project Planning
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT INC1. Office Machines
Board Action
REMINGTON RAND DIV. SPERRY RAND Audio Visual Materials
Low Letter Bid
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
2.41 12.04 19.27 2.41 12.04 4.82 2.41 2.41 2.41 12.04 19.27 2.41 9.63 2.41 28.90
251.88
941.98
X
-2.95 . IS.2?
21.18
4.00
2.50 7.00
9-50
45.00
872.00
34.30
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Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-18
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INC. Vehicles - Regular
Standard
ROBBERSON STEEL COMPANY Manpower
Low Letter Bid
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
22.20
GILBERT ROBINSON Travel Exp. - Recruiting Trips
Board Action
58.08
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Lew
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SCHOOL STUDY COUNCIL Library & Textbooks
Selected
ROYAL MCBEE Office Office Office
CORPORATION Machines Machines Machines
Board Action Standard Standard
7.59
411.30
3.00 6.00
9.00
3.00
70.00 12.00 51.00
133.00
RYDER TRUCK LINES Lawn Repair & Supplies
Lew
3.06
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
6.00
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
2.50
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Manpower
Selected
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
SEMCO COLOR PRESS, INC. Personnel Directory
Board Action
SESAC INCORPORATED . General Instruction
Agreement
36.12
Low
26.94
SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY General Instruction
.
420.88
12.31
20.28
1,968.98
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1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair Storeroom Stock General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair
& Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply
B-19
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected Selected
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON General Instruction
Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
JASPER SIPES SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected Board Action
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Furniture Repair & Materials Furniture Repair & Materials
Low Low Low
9.75 54.80 264.00 5.52 73.23 49.81 11.24 61.08
43.30 90.00 ' ,
566.73
133.30
7.50
115.26
44.73 1.553.04
1,597.77
1.40 37.04 49.39
-
SKIL CORPORATION General Equipment Repair
Standard
14.50
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO. INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
40.51
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Manpower Manpower
Selected Selected
SNEED NURSERY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Selected Selected
236.73 71.29
308.02
21.00
40.91
1^1
188.26
22.11 7.92
30.03
MEETING OF MARCH
1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-20
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MANUFACTURING CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower
Publisher Selected
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewage
Utilities
25-95
MRS. FRANCIS SPURLOCK General Instruction
Selected
60.00
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
S/R BOOKS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Publisher Selected
STEET, SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Action Board Action
STROMBERG HYDRAULIC BRAKE & COUPLING General Instruction
Selected
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
946.89
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower
Standard
209.02
SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS Library & Textbooks
Selected
9.25
MRS. CALVIN SUTTERFIELD Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imbur s ement
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
14.22
23.81 25.50
49.31
7,408.72
636.72
40.14 7.65
47.79
70.00
„
105.80
110.70 4.60
115.30
99.90
13.50 5.40
18.90
42.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2,
- CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-21
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) TEXACO, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Selected
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (Edmond)
Audio Visual Materials
30.00 82.50 4.40
1.75
116.84
Board Action
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Manpower Library Manpower
Board Action Publisher Selected Low
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
TODAY'S SECRETARY Manpower
Publisher Selected
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Personnel Office Title VIII - Equipment Audio Visual Materials Project Planning Project Planning General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Selected Standard
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Title VIII
Low
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Furniture Repair Materials
Board Action
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics - Supplies Electronics - Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected
TURCO PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction
Low
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
116.90
47^’20
9.75 348.25
833.20
20.40
2.50
1.49 15.23 31.77 8.10 10.00 6.00
72.59
20.04
7,710.00
86.53 9.06 99.61 87.02
282.22
34.25
1,194-87
6.72
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Bills an Payrolls
B-22
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) U.S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE Title III - Audio Visual
Standard
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instrue. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard Standard
THE WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
A WELDORS SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard Standard
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. Manpower
Board Action
WESTERN NEWSPAPER. UNION General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Printing Printing Laundry Expense
Agreement Agreement Agreement
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. Telegraph
Utilities
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. General Instruction
Low
WHEELER & STUCKEY Health Dept. Supplies
Selected
2.64
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
6.27
JOHN WILEY & SONS Manpower
Publisher Sglected
8.26
228.75
313.54 129.50
443.04
20.47
16.0&T 17.5bf
7>90 'Y.
.11.90 10.00 12.00 10.10
41.45
391.50
44.00
234.12
..
19.20 49.04
4.00 20.33
.M.S
68.24
28.91
9.54
48.4s
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-23
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
THE WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
605.76
THE H.W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Publisher Selected
267.10
OLEN WILLIAMS SALES AND SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
126.18
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
88.20
YELLOW TRANSIT FREIGHT LINES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
15.20
ZANER-BLOSER COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
15.96
6.25
1962-63 GENERAL FUND ADDRESS OGEIAPH MULTIGRAPH CORP. Audio Visual Materials
Low
AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL Board Member Expense
Publisher Selected
DOWLINGS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
HANSON-BENNETT MAGAZINE AGENCY Periodicals
Board Action
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance - Parts
Standard
152.13
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INC.. General Instruction
Low
425-16
LEVINE’S SEWING MACHINE CENTER General Instruction
Standard
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS - CARD DIV. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
163.75
.
I.36
10.00
3,601.50
26.45
423-20
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 19&V - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-24
LIBRARY SERVICE LibraryLibrary New Library Books
Board Action Board Action Board Action
MILLSAP’S Repair Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
5,279.45
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
705.00
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. - Supplies
Low
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
2,035.98
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
304.00
1,526.14 15.30 1,955.38
58.00
"i
19.45
1963-61 BUILDING LEVY FUND
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
ALBRIGHT STEEL & WIRE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low-
A. J.’S EQUIPMEMT Materials - Buildings
Standard
52.05
AMIS & KELLY CONSTRUCTION CO. Materials - Grounds
Low
27.69
AMSPRO PRODUCTS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Selected
135.75
ANDERSON BARBER SUPPLY Manpower
Board Action
290.00
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Noninstructional Eqpt.
Lew-
450.00
R. K. BLACK INCORPORATED Title III - Equipment
Board Action
10.20
119.16
3,790.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-25
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
BRAUNLICH EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manpower Title III - Equipment
Board Action Board Action
BUFORD CLEVELAND Equipment for Instruction
Low
COX RADIO AND SOUND Title III - Equipment
Board Action
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildiugs
Selected
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Title III - Equipment
Board Action
THE DENMAN COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Selected
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Board Board Board Board
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
DOWLINGS, INC. Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment Manpower - Equipment
Board Action Board Action Board Action
DULANEY’S Title III - Equipment
Board Action
103.52
94.50 10.652.25
10,746.75
35.00
565.13
368.95 63.00
Action Action Action Action Action
685.98
6.70
145.20 182.58
327.78
1,285.15
-4.8O 8.50
13.30
578.40 92.30 180.70 44.67 46.04
942.11
300.00
1,030.60 4,639.00 326.00
5,995.60
125.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 196k - CONT'D
B-26
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
EVANS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR CO, Materials - Buildings
Selected
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials — Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Lpw Low Low Selected Selected Board Action
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
12.10
W. W. GRAINGER, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
15.66
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
12.80
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Eqpt, Materials - Buildings Manpower Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low
162.53 60.00 96.72 27.24
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Grounds Materials >- Grounds
Low Low
21.60 29.40
HOHSTADT SCHOOL & CHURCH EQPT. Title III - Equipment
Board Action
325.00
INDUSTRIAL METALS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
2,699-85
DEAN JAMES Equipment for Instruction
Selected
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title III - Equipment
Board Action
119.50
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
178.20
55.17
60.27
128.00
358.50 29.16 60.70 398.88
18.6«r
3.30' 2.114.42
2,983-58
.
346.49
51.00
25.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-27
LANGSAM DRUG Equipment for Instruction Manpower - Equipment
Board Action Low
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY CO. Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
MIDCO-OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Selected Standard
MTLLER JACKSON COMPANY Title III - Equipment Manpower - Equipment
Board Action Board Action
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Agreement
P. 0. MOORE, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
484.00 223.00
707.00
662.48
89.40 9.10
98.50
49.00
287.55 28.99 8.09
337-5P
662.13
15,839.75 203.90
16,043.65
100.50
44.99 -
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MOORLANE SUTTON SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIXED CONCRETE Materials - Buildings
Board Action
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO. Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
250.00
OKLAHOMA LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANER Noninstructional Equipment
Low
300.54
73.20
635.00
1,297.20
385.40 107.30
3Z11P6
867.76
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5*
Bills and Payrolls
B-28
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Equipment for Instruction
Low Low
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials -
Low Selected Board Action
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
178.56 46.38
224.94
51.17 20.52 2.090.00
2,161.69
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
PSYCHOTECHNICS, INC. Manpower
Board Action
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low
REX SALES SOMPANY Noninstructional— Equipment
Board Action
1,525.00
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Manpower - Equipment
Board Action
1,281.15
S & H SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
21.50
SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
37.49
114.60
97.50
• V.
400.00 130.00
'
487.80
530.00
-
SINGER PIPE & STEEL SUPPLIES, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
41.60
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
33-60
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
30.00
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Selected
W. P. STARK LUMBER COMPANY INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
257.13
7,025.56
B-29
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Noninstructional Eqpt. Noninstructional Eqpt. Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected Selected
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Title III - Equipment Manpower Title VIII - Equipment
50.00 550.00 64.00
664.00
Board Action Board Action Low
2,351.85 19.75 253.40
2,625.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Title III - Equipment
Board Action Board Action
2,650.00 424.65
3,074.65
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY INC. Title III - Equipment
Board Action
414.00
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Bills and Payrolls
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title III - Equipment
Board Action
240.97
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
337.58
VASECO, INCORPORATED Manpower
Board Action
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Low
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
14.85
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
97.15
WOODFORD SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
180.00
Selected
125.90
96.93
â–
8.37 98.80
107.17
12&=&L BUILDING LEVI .FUND HEATH COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
B-30
BOND FUND
AMERICAN-FIRST TITLE & TRUST COMPANY Business Expense
Board Action
10.00
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #8 - Kennedy - Bldg.
Board Action
164,460.60
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT, INC. Est. #7 - Webster - Arch.
Board Action
1,216.03
LIPPERT BROTHERS INCORPORATED Est. #7 - Webster - Bldg.
Board Action
60,801.30
FRED POJEZNY JR. AND ASSOCIATES Arch. - Coolidge - Final
Board Action
19.80
SOREY, HILL & SOREY, INC. Est. #9 - Kennedy - Arch.
Board Action
3,289.21
SOUTHWEST TITLE & TRUST CO. Business Expense
Board Action
7.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY 1964
R. #63 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Mary B. Thompson
Census Enumerators
100.00
Mary B. Thompson
Census Enumerators
100.00
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the Board ratify the February payrolls, authorize issuing the March payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the attached itemized list in the total amount of $491,007-45 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion was male by Mr. ^tanett and. seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of three parcels of property adjacent to Foster Elementary School site as follows: 1.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Gipson, Route 6, Box 257, Oklahoma City: All that part of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point 981*7 feet south of the west line and 400 feet east and parallel to the north line of said Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West; thence east and parallel to the north line of said tract first described a distance of 179 feet; thence north and parallel to the west line of said tract first described a distance of 317 feet, more or less, to a point on the north line of the South One-half (S-g-) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West; thence west along the north line of the South Half (s/2) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West a distance of 179 feet; thence south and parallel to the west line of said tract first described a distance of 317 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, containing 1.3026 acres, more or less, for a total price of $1,302.60.
2.
Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Oklahoma City: All that part of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point 981.7 feet south of the west line and 579 feet east and parallel to the north line of said Northeast Quarter1' (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West; thence east and parallel to the north line of said tract first described a distance of 86.34 feet; thence north and parallel to the west line of said tract first described a distance of 317 feet, more or less, to a point on the north line of the South Half (s/2) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West; thence west along the north line of said South Half (s/2) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, a distance of 86.34 feet; thence south and parallel to the west line of said tract first described a distance of 317 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, containing .6283 acres, more or less, for a total price of $628.30.
3.
The Stockyards Bank of Oklahoma City: All that portion of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, described as follows: BEGINNING at a point 981-7 feet south on the west line and 665.34 feet east and parallel to the north line of said Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West; thence east and parallel to the north line of said tract first described a distance of 134.66 feet; thence north and parallel to the west line of said tract first described a distance of 317 feet, more or less, to a point on the north line of the South Half (s/2) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West; thence west along the north line of said South Half (s/2) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, a distance of 134.66 feet; thence south and: parallel to the west line of said tract first described a distance of 317 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, containing -9799 acres, more or less, for a total price of $979.00.
These purchases are to be paid for out of Bond Funds. voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #64 Purchase of Property Adjace Foster School
The motion carried with all members
The Board discussed the offer of $1,000 per acre for additional land adjacent Foster Elementary School. Thereupon it was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch that if negotiations fail a resolution be adopted to condemn property adjacent to Foster Elementary School site which consists of 6.06 acres, more or less, in the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, and including all improvements thereon. The owner of this property is L. L. Leslie, Route 2, Box 276, Pampa, Texas, and the property is described as follows: The east four hundred feet (4001) of the west eight hundred feet (8001) of the North Half (n /2) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, of the Indian Meridian, containing 6.0606 acres, more or less. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call•
R. #65 Condemnation o Leslie Proper! (Foster)
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #66 Purchase of Shade Material
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded hy Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of shade material for use hy the Maintenance Department from S & H Shade Company. This purchase in the amount of $1,479*70 is to he charged to Account BL 620-D. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #67 Purchase of Textbooks
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of textbooks for use at U. S. Grant High School from Webster Division, McGraw-Hill Book Company. This purchase in the amount of $945.10 is to be charged to Account G 220. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #68 Paper for Printing Dept.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. -Bennett to approve the purchase of paper for use by the Printing Department from Capital Paper Company who submitted .the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5,190-00 Is "to be charged to Account G 240-M. All-members voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of photography R. #69 equipment and supplies for use by the Audio-Visual Department from the following companies Photography Supplies & Eqpt. who submitted low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 1,944.00 17.75 1-35
Burke & James, Inc. Dee's Photo Supply, Inc. Oklahoma Photo Supply, Inc.
Total
$ 1,963.10
These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:
$ 1,944.00 19.10
*G 1030-Cl G 230-C
*Ihese purchases were approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, call, all members voted "Aye." S-iwa »?gM’o4
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R- #70 Electric Panel for Northwest Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of an electric panel for repairs to auditorium lighting at Northwest Classen High School from Hunzicker Brothers, Inc. This purchase in the amount of $1,109.10 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #71 Classroom Record Books Purchased
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of classroom record books for use by all schools from Oklahoma Bindery Company, Inc., who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,270.00 is to be charged to Account G 240-M. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 196k - CONT'D
Central Food Service Detriment Financial Statement, January 31, 1964, is submitted as information to the Board.
Central Food Service Stat.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve Change Order #3 on the John F. Kennedy Junior High School project with Builders Construction Company as follows:
1.
Omit fourteen (14) pass doors in movable partitions
2.
Additional letters and enlarge name foundation for changing school name from Franklin Junior High School to John F. Kennedy Junior High School ADD Net Deductions
DEDUCT
$840.00
R. #72 Change Order $ Kennedy Junioi High School
234.97
$605.03
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the
day of April, 1964.
R. #73 Adj ournment
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
TEE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
William,F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Walter A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Floy Campbell, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Gilbert Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistar..t Business Manager; Larry Hayes, Coordinator; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Principals - Ethel McNatt, Bob Abbott, Ellen Reid, Dalton Eads, Plez Henry, Hampton Lawter, Dick Dykstra, Olen Labor, A. C. Russell; Classroom Teacher representatives from Carey, Edison, Longfellow, Pierce, Polk, Rancho Village, Roosevelt, Stonegate, Telstar, Van Buren, Lincoln, Fillmore, Prairie Queen, Stand Watie, Capitol Hill Senior High; Ann White District OEA President; Students from OCU - Bea Carl, Becky Foster, Phyllis Oliver, Jo Ann Altman, Lynda Duncan, Lou Ann Henderson; Ronald Harshaw, spokesman for a group of patrons from Rancho Village; Lillian Swale, Iris Seymour, Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. Invocation
The invocation was given by Dr. Parker.
On motion of Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Rogers, the minutes of the meeting of March 2, 1964 ; R- #74 Minutes Approwere approved as presented, all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. i LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular monthly financial report. office.)
(Copy on file in Clerk's
Treasurer's Report
Attorney's Mr. Walter A. Lybrand, Attorney , gave a routine report to the Board and advised that in many cases where we purchase property, the owner will not furnish an abstract. However, an Report abstract can be borrowed by the Board so that it can be checked for title opinion by the Board's Attorney and that unless the Board instructs otherwise, we will continue to follow the past practice and will not expend funds to purchase abstracts on property being acquired
u
A recommendation was made by the Attorney and it was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott that the principal of Capitol Hill Senior High School be authorized to sign acceptance of service and waiver of notice of the hearing of the final account of the administrator of the estate of C. B. MOSIER in the Probate Court of San Juan County, New Mexico. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R- #75 Waiver on C. B. MOSIER Will
Mr. Prigmore gave a routine report, stating that the bills in this agenda have been checked and are ready for action by the Board. He also submitted an Analysis of the Bonded Indebtedness of the School District through June 30, 1964. (Copy on file in the Clerk's office.)
Auditor's Report
It was .moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as presented. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #76 Reports Appro-
The visitors were introduced by Mr. Estes.
Guests Welcom
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
As information to the Board the results of the elections held on Tuesday, March 24, 1964, were reported as follows:
Building Fund - 5-Mill Increase For: Against:
2,573 280
Election Results
General Fund - 5~Mill Emergency For: Against:
2,592 266
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons: to attend professional meetings as indicated: Foster Estes, William F. Lott, Phil C. Bennett, and Larry Hayes to attend the Twenty-fourth Annual Convention of the National School Boards Association, Houston, Texas, April 25-28, 1964.
Jack F. Parker to attend a meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, Atlanta, Georgia, April 16-18, 1964.
R. #77 Professional Trips Approve'
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
./ .Gene Pingleton^ a meeting of the Department of Elementary School Principals; Minneapolis; Minnesota; April 18-22; 1964.
#77 Jontinued
Woodfin Harris to attend Department of Audio Visual Convention; Rochester; New York, April 19-25, 1964. Sally Augustine to attend the International Reading Council; Philadelphia; Pennsylvania; April 28-May 1; 1964. (Local Reading Council to pay Mrs. Augustine $50.00 toward expenses.)
On roll call; all members present voted "Aye."
L #78 ?rip Confirmed ’or Dr. Parker
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to confirm the direction of Jack F. Parker to make a trip to Madison; Wisconsin; and Washington; D. C., March 11-14; 1964; relating to vocational education program. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
#79 ?rip Confirmed ’or. Mr. Keller
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to confirm the direction of Ed Keller to attend the National Convention Music Educators; Philadelphia; Pennsylvania; March 13-17., 1964. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
L #80 )r. Stoddard1's pee Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to confirm the employment of the service s of A. J. Stoddard in connection with the educational television program at a fee of $300.00; March 23-26; 1964. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
i. #81 Calendar for .964-65 School Tear Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve adoption of the following 1964-65 School Calendar: Event
Date
Pre-School Conference
August 24-28
Classes. Begin
August 31
Labor Day
September 7
District OEA
September 28
State OEA
October 22-23
Thanksgiving
November 26-27
Christmas
December 21-January 1
Easter
April 16-19
Classes End
May 27
The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. PERSONNEL Dersonnel tec ommendat ions
It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also; that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
TERMINATIONS
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
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(MRS)
POLK
KEASLER, GAIL
1ST - 2ND
(MRS)
NORTHWEST
WOULFE,
2-28-64
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ENGLISH
(MR)
STAR SPENCER
WITT, W. THOMAS
COUNSELOR
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SHELTON,
EVA M,
c.s.c.
FOSTER - 3RD
"REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
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ANDERSON, BARBARA A.
MARSHALL - ENGLISH "REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
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3-26-64
JACKSON
WILSON, BARBARA S.
SPENCER
'Rein stat emen t ®
(MRS)
HOME EC.
JACKSON
SHMIDL, LOU A.
HOME EC.
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
REPLACEMENT
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EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
. (mate rn ity ) (mr s ) PENDELL,
ROOSEVELT ELEANOR
SPEECH
(MRS)
MC KINLEY
SEEFELDT, MARY A.
2ND - 3RD
(MRS)
JEFFERSON
SIEG, MARIANNE D.
FRENCH
(MRS)
WHITLEY,
NORTHWEST
DONNA
MATH.
(MRS)
BRYAN
WITHERSPOON, MARY A.
SPEECH THERAPIST
(MRS)
3-13-64
GROVE,
3-26-64
BICKEL,
3-26-64
KIDD, WILMA J.
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3-20-64
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CAROLE - PREVIOUSLY
(mrs )
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Bo So
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3-25-64
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COLLIER, FRANKIE
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2-28-64
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0
3-19-64
"REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
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3-23-64
EMERSON - SPEC. ED. "REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
HAWTHORNE - 6TH
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3-16-64
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(MRS) : BROWNING,
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BERNI ECE
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ARNSBY, ANITA
BUTLER,
2-30-64
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3-26-64
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ASSIGNMENT
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EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
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EUGENE FIELD | DAY SEC.
CRAWFORD, VERA D. (MRS)
PERSONNEL
‘MAYCUMBER, FRANCES A.
CLERK
HAASE, JO ANN
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(MRS)
SCOTT, VIOLA
SMITH, JANE H.
5-18*64
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5-13-64
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CURR.
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5-17-64
COLUMBUS TEACHERS’ AIDE
5-16-64
COLUMBUS TEACHERS’ AIDE
LIB. CLERK
NORTHWEST INST. CLERK
ADDITIONAL POSITIONS
(MRS)
BIBLE,
CLARA R.
(MRS) SANDERS, WILMA R.
(MRS) SCROGGINS,
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'RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD; CHANGES IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT
MRS. VIOLA SCOTT, NORTHWEST CLASSEN, FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, SALARY #|85«00 PER MONTH, TO CLERK, SALARY #190.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 6, 1964. MR.
CHARLES R.
PURDY,
FROM CURRICULUM LIBRARY,
MRS. EMMA GEORGE, PERSONNEL, FROM CLERK, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MARCH |6, 1964.
SALARY #185.00 PER MONTH, TO PRINTING
LIBRARY AIDE,
DEPARTMENT, MULTI LI TH OPERATOR, SALARY fl 90.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MARCH 2, 1964.
SALARY #260.00 PER MONTH, TO CONTRACT CLERK,
SALARY #270.00
MRS. BETTY COOK, FROM VOCATIONAL OFFICE, SECRETARY, SALARY #515.00 PER MONTH, TO BUSINESS OFFICE, INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTANT, SALARY #525.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MARCH |6, 1964. MR. CHARLES PRICHARD, FROM TEACHER, JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY #4600.00 PER YEAR, SALARY #5200.00 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE MARCH 20, 1964 <,
TO COUNSELOR,
STAR SPENCER
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MR. JOHN C. GREEN, TEACHER, CRESTON HILLS SCHOOL, BE PAID #5.00 PER HOUR, 5 HOURS PER WEEK, PROJECT ON DROPOUTS AT EDISON SCHOOL. ’
FOR SPECIAL '
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1965-S964 ANDERSON, MARGARET BATES,
WANDA F«
BORCHARDT, CHARLES
ELEMENTARY ELEM.,
3,2,4
CRAVENS, ROSETTA E.
BUS.
PEARL L.
COUCH, JO ANN
CROWELL, COLLEEN A.
FOREMAN, GUESS,
ODESSA
DORIS H.
HAYS, ROBERT L. LANEY,
KATHLEEN
SEEFELDT,
ROGER L.
FOWLER,
ED.
HISTORY
BUNCH, WENDY J.
COTTON,
PHYS.
ELEMENTARY
S.S., ELEM.
ELEMENTARY SUB. SEC. PHYS. 3,2,4
ELEMENTARY
PERRIN, ROSALIE R.
ED.
HIST.,
BETTY J.
MUNRO, MARY B.
ELEM.
ED.,BIOL.
IND. ARTS,SCIENCE
PITTMAN, PUGH,
RODOLPH,
SMITH,
PATRICIA
PAUL G. ESTELLINE
EVELYN B.
STAPLES,
THOMASON,
MARCELLA
THOMAS
WAKEFIELD, NANCY J. WILLIAMS,
SHERI
WILSON, WANDA
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ZrnriTAAAM — T dam ccc d Pch j 1I lvUrrl vtMIV •* 1 n/Atvor cn n cl //
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
■g
man
i
an
T. Floor Shid le r T. Floorm Har mony
Tr u c k Dr iv er & wa sh man Woodson Cen tra .l Ldr y .
Floorma
n
&
:
lau nd ry
MARSHALL--------------------------------
3-20-64
Floorm Moon
3-2-64
Rovin g wt ch man All Sch ools
3-18-64
Floor man Pr air iel Que en
3-9-64
Floorm an Cen tr al
3-2-64
Rel i ef Floorma n ' j . ai l Sch ools ----------------- L
3-2-64
Floor man Dou glass
3-24-64
Tru ck dr iver Woodson Cen tra l
3-18-64
Floor man Har din g
2-25-64
ARTHUR
Floor
an
;....
Ldr
y.
-
man
:
PERSONNEL
; SERVICE
termi
natio
ns
EMPLOYMENT
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
NAME
APPROVED EXP.
RESIGNATIONS
Arm st ron g . Cha rle s
■i Bonit Gatew
Har
Dona
z.
s
ld
Robe
ood
>11-64
T. Floorm
Emer son
Rovin g All sc
rt
Cha rl es A
ris on
Floor man Har din g
floor
an
3-10-64
wat ch man
3-24-64
hools
man
Cla ss en
3-24-64
Floor man Nort hw est
Floorma Shie lds
Rev ar d . Josep h
-Soon
tay
. Howar d Jr ,
Sper bec k . willia Willia
Hun
ms ,
nic ut t
willia
m
m c,
. Rich ard
ingle
r
. wil lia m
Huggh i .ns , Forr
est
Floorm an Clas sen
G.
-6-64
n
Heigh
ts
Floorma n Ad m, bld g
2-28-64 3-16-64
Mas on , Geor ge
E,
3-20-64
Floor man -6-64
Floorm an Nort hw es t 2 T. Floor
em en t
Ric kn
er
~
Floorm an Adm . Bld g Floorma n Hawth or ne
, Ch es ter , jr .
Floor man Nor thw es t
, James
Jen nin gs , Ken ne th -10-64
3/4 T. Cust odian
Taylor
Lac qu
man
wa shi n g ton
Floorma n Nort hw es t
Spr
REMARKS
L
103. 210.
i
T. Floorma Was h 1 ns ton
Floor man Nor th we st
n
MEETING OF APRIL 6, I96K - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL
MAINTENANCE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
RESIGNATIONS
Mc Gill
. Dew ey
Walker
, Amar
ine
Tr
Jr .
Dri
uc k
Shop
ve r
3-10-64 3-2-64
Cler k
LEAVE OF ABSENCE ILL HEALTH
Son
ger
, Jam es A.
Filt er
Mec
ha nic
4-27-64
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS
NAME
i
_
ASSIGNMENT
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
OR
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS
HOURLY
Bive n s , Her be rt
1.25
2-24-64
Labore r
Buss, Geor ge
R.
1.25
3-23-64
Labor
Dell , Wal te r
L., Jr .
1.25
3-23-64
Labor er
1.25
3-4-64
Labore
1.25
3-23-64
Lab ore r
1.25
2-25-64
Labor er
1-75
3-18-64
Plas
1.25
3-11-64
Labor er
, Leon ard
Did lott Mar
ko
. Mike
Quinton
W.
, Otis
E.
Sex ton , Ch es te r Wal te r , will
E.
iam
1
er
r
ter er
Personnel tecommended
P-11
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
CHANGE
IN STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
SERVICE
Mr . Jame s Ed gar Coff man , Half -time Cus todia n , Tay lor , Sala r y #191.25
Sh id ler , sa la r y $115. per , eff ec tiv e Marc h 25, 1964.
n,
floorma
mon th
per
Mr . Ceci
l A. Hu gghi n s , Hea d Cus todia n , Rive r sid e , Salar SALARY $310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MARCH 2, 1964.
y $290.
Mr . Thoma s B. Mc Kean , Firem an , Rooseve lt , salar y #270. SALARY $280, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MARCH 2, 1964.
per
Mr . Bob Rus som , Floor SALARY $255.
man
PER MONTH,
, He .r
on vil le
, sa la r y $215. pe r
EFFECTIVE MARCH 2,
mon th
mon th
mon th
pe r
Mr . Lon
n,
Joe Wal l , Floorma
n ie
SALARY $255.
PER MONTH,
Mr . Alle n Webste r , Head High , sal ar y $340. per
Relie
an d
y $255.
Cus
Floor
f
pe r
man
mon th
Cent ral , sa lar y $215.
EFFECTIVE MARCH 9,
,
, All
pe r
effe
Hea d Cus todia n , Linw ood ,
to
Cus todia n , All
f
Sch
ools
,
, Linw ood , sal ar y $335. , effe ctiv e Marc h 2, 1964.
Relie
to
Sch ools , sala ry $250. Mar c h 2, 1964.
mon th
pe r
mon th
f
n,
Floorma
pe r
mon th
to
cti ve
Relie
to
1964.
tod ian
mon th
time
1964.
Mr . John B. Sout h er n , Roving watc h man , All Sc h ools , sal ar y $195. per All Sch ools , sa la r y $210. pe r mon th , eff ec tiv e Marc h 2, 1964.
Mr . Mau r ic e W. Vau ghn , Spe ci al yar d Hea d Cus todia n , North Highl an d , salar
ee -fou rth
Hea d Cus todia n , River sid e ,
to
Relie
to
thr
to
mon th
todia
Hea d Cus
to
mon th
Cus
f
n,
tod ian
All
StuooLS,
, Taft
Jun
ior
MAINTENANCE
Mr . Dona ld Good , Semi -sk ille d labor er , sa la r y $3200. per yea r , eff ec tiv e Feb ru ar y 26, 1964. Mr . And re w Lee Ree d , Floorma Tr u c k Driv er , sa la r y $3300.
Mr . Joe Rev ar
d,
$1.25 PER HOUR,
Floorma
n,
n,
Shie lds
year
EFFECTIVE MARCH 2,
year
to
Heigh
ts
1964.
,
salar
an
ap pr en tic e ca rp en te r
,
sala ry
$3400.
....
Jun ior High , sala ry $215. pe r , eff ec tiv e ma rc h 20, 1964.
Moon
pe r
per
y $215.
per
mon th
mon th
to
tr ansf err
Main
ten an ce
ed
to
Main
, lab ore r ,
ten anc e ,
sala ry
STUDENT EMPLOYMENT IN COOPERATION WITH THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM
Sala r y at
the
rat e of
$1.00 pe r
h ou r
. Geor ge R. Bye rs Clar en ce W. Dean Joe N. GARRETT MICHAEL KING
-Ron ald
kr ea ug er
GARY TALLANT
#82 Personnel approved
-
TERRy
rer
ell
-
Motion was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Rogers, to approve the personnel items as presented. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF APRIL 6,. 1964 - CONT'D.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the March payrolls, authorize issuing the April payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor hills per the itemized list attached.)
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
APRIL 6, 1964
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
RATIFICATION OF MARCH 1964 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: 1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$ 1,541.583.06
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY’ FUND
$
69,203.66
BOND FUND
$
1,100.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR APRIL 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS. 1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$' '■
BOND FUND
$
1,560.000.00 75,000.00
1,100.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT APRIL 6, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
$ 322,470.05
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
1962- 63 GENERAL FUND
1963- 64 BUILDING LEVY FUND 1962- 63 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
4,406.86
$
36,820.85
$
77.20
$ 280,601.72
BOND FUND TOTAL
$ 644,376.68
c 1963- 64 GENERAL FUND ABERNATHY TRIM SUPPLY Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORP. Storeroom Stock Printing Printing Printing
Low Standard Standard Standard
134.10 6.00 34.55 87.09
261.74
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction Furniture Repair & Materials Audio Visual Materials General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Standard
6.00 31.68 79.36 20.97 117.56
255.57
8.4O
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Jills and Payrolls_____
’
‘
--------------
AFFILIATED PUBLISHERS Manpower
Publisher Selected
ALDRICH & ALDRICH INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
ALLIED PAINT General General General
Board Action Board Action Board Action
COMPANY Instruction Instruction Instruction
AMERICAN ASSOC. OF SCHOOL ADM. Subscription
6.10
285.75
.
4-32 6.48 7.80
Publisher Selected
50.00
B-2
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION Library
18.60
X
Publisher Selected
C
66.00
GAS CO. & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply
Low Low Selected Selected
• 00 4.00 16.00 4.00
28.00
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard
1.99 4.95 2.14
9*08
AMERICAN HAIRDRESSER General Instruction
Publisher Selected
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY Title III - Instruc. Materials
Low
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT CO. Printing
Standard
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL Board Member Expense
Publisher Selected
16.25
AMERICANA CORPORATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
436.00
ANDERSON BARBER & BEAUTY SUPPLY Manpower
Low
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low
AQUA SURVEY & INSTRUMENT COMPANY Project Planning
Selected
AMERICAN BUTANE & PROPANE General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
6.00
32.25
-
226.80
24.00
20.00 5.00
25.00
13.50
10.45 10.45 10.45 10.45 10.45 10.45
62.70
36.40
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-3
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) MRS. ODIE ARCHER Special Education
Re imbur s ement
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
28.80 72.85
101.65
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
5.35 23.50 22.00
50.85
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance - Oil
Low Low
R. K. BLACK, INC. Purchasing Project Planning
Low Low
BLACK & DECKER MANUFACTURING CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply
Low Low
B & H SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
B & M SALES COMPANY Storeroom Stock Instructional Office General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Library Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low
BOARDMAN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
50.96
BOSTITCH MIDWEST INC. Printing
Standard
76.50
BOTTENFIELD’S INCORPORATED Manpower Manpower Manpower General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
12.00
42-00
-32.45
, 2.13
3.00 4-75 7.10
289.58
74.45
6.61
14.85
296.94
3.55
460.00 16.16 4.20 15.60 499.44
20.05 12.00 81.05 12.00
125.10
B-4
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INC. Travel Expense Travel Expense
Board Action Board Action
BRAUNLICH EQUIPMENT COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
BRIX, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock Manpower
Low Low
BROADWAY STAMP WORKS., INC. Manpower
Selected
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY General Instruction
Low
46.19
CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY Manpower
Low
1.60
BURKE AND JAMES, INC. Title III - Equipment
Board Action
THE BURMAX COMPANY, INC. Manpower
Selected
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
Board Action
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
WILMA. CAIN Board Member Expense Legal Expense Project Planning Travel In Service Training Maintenance Vehicles - Heavy Duty Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. & Repairs
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
8.61
264.50
372.3.2
636.89
16.40
129.48 10.28
139.76
4.00
378.39
1,944.00
64.80
158.15
53.26
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
23.00 4.55 1.00 52.44 16.00 3.01 8.25 1.95 10.53
120.73
MEETING OF PARIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-5
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Publisher Selected
CAPITOL HILL BEACON Legal Publications
Publisher
CAPITOL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Project Planning Laundry Expense Instructional Office Printing Printing Audio Visual Mtls. Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
E. B. JACK CASTLE General Instruction
Selected
CASTON LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance Manpower. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Low Low
CENTRAL OKLA. EQUIPMENT CORP. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt.- Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
CENTRAL STEEL & WIRE COMPANY Manpower
Low Letter Bid
685.01
CENTURY PRINTING COMPANY School Election
Board Action
767.00
CHILTON BOOKS Manpower
Publisher Selected
CITY AUTO PARTS INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Standard
9.30 45.95
55.25
98.12
7.50
2.96 2^0 4.20 27.62 159.78 17.76 130.05
344-57
22.80
2.90
453.06 39.71 3.00 76.80 69.30 Zi.8« 68
690.55
27.63 4.45
32.08
2.31
4.15 14.67 9.04 l+l±»L\2. 16.15
88.43
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
S*
B-6
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carrier Public Carrier
Board Action Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Adult School Supplies Storeroom Stock Purchasing
Low Low Low
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE COMPANY General Equipment & Repair
Standard
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines
Standard
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials
Low
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low Board Action
CLYDE’S CARBURETOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
7.50
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
312.00
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Printing Audio Visual Materials
115.26 4.697.30
4,812.56
54.90
3.50 28.00 3.00
s, . ■ Y
34.50
2.40
17.50
20.28
72.00 329.10
26.10
Selected .Selected
.... 5x20
401.10
31.80
MRS. ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
20.00
THE COMMERCIAL PRESS INC. School Elections
Board Action
18.50
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
4.91
'
18.90 55.10 57.60 31.15 37.20 104.00
303.95
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY INCORPORATED Title III - Equipment Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low ■ Low ; Low
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Office Supplies
Standard
DOENGES SUPPLY Title III
Board Action
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Expense Office Machines General Instruction
Standard Standard Low
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies
Standard Standard Selected
18.75 137.99 167.84
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply ^Vehicles - Regular
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
21.73 21.43 12.56
BILL DOYLE Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Laundry Expense Storeroom Stock Business Office Manpower Storeroom Stock Business Office Instructional Offices Audio Visual Materials Office Materials Purchasing Personnel Office Machines Office Machines. Office Machines Business Office
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard Standard Selected
1.50 3.60 ■ 4.80 ' 96.00 2.00 2.50 120.00 2.60 17.50 27.00 2.50 10.27 4.00 10.70 9..20 40.55
DRILLERS ENGINE & SUPPLY INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
61.92 42.90 24.48
129.30
14.00
294.36
46^5 57'. 50 9.00
113.35
■ ’4
50.31 8.75 46.96 63.42
324.58
225.16
21.29
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-8
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III - Materials Electronic Supplies
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Storeroom Stock
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Low
EALES T.V. SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Standard Standard
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronics - Supplies
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board
270.00 19.90 34.26 8,020.00 63.00
8,407.16
10.43 21.73 8.25 21.94 5^97 ^50 446•40
572.22
3^9.57
43.77 26.06
■ 439.40
120.60
Action Action Action Action Action
593.38 5.92 6,769.44 30.79 365.80
7,765.33
-
FOREST R. ETLJNG General Instruction
Publisher Selected
EVANS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected . . Standard Standard
FARM AND GARDEN SUPPLY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
FILMS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
5.00
FILMSTRIP-OF-THE-MONTH CLUB Audio Visual Materials
Selected
33-00
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
8.50
41.40 10.50 146.90
198.80
23.68
656.57
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
CARL FISCHER INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
DR. VIRGINIA FLANAGAN Physicians
Board Action
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Low
FOLLETT LIBRARY BOOK COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
THE FOX-VLIET DRUG COMPANY Health Dept. Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Letter Bid Low
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
55 >42
GARRETTS GARAGE Maintenance - Repairs
Agreement
178.06
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
500.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
76.43
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
8.40
GENERAL TRUCK INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
8.94
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
21.60 3.60
25.20
GLUE & PASTE DISTS. INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Low Low
30.24 182.74
212.98
ERNIE GRAVES COMPANY Manpower
Selected
MRS. SHIRLEY GRIGGS Special Education
Reimbursement
100.00
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
20.00
75.85
250.00
17.36 52.02 12.69
w 221.58 13.60
82.07
10.83
235.18
22.36
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
B-10
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY Manpower
Low Letter Bid
HARLOW PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher Selected
HART INDUSTRIAL Storeroom Stock General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials Furniture Repair Materials General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard Selected
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
HEATH DEROCHEMONT CORPORATION General Instruction
Publisher Selected
K. DALE: HELMICK Travel Exp.-San Francisco, Calif. Amer. Personnel & Guidance Convention
447.80
39.60
50.16 52.47 7.50 219.05 42.00 9.866*? 131.26 f 27.92 13.34 5.38 96.38 6.25 7.20 4.00
672.77
37.32
7
26.81
158.70
Board Action
FRANCES HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
20.00
HENRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Standard
24.34
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS COMPANY General Instruction
Low
HOHMANN & BROWN APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Adult School Supplies
Low Low
7.00
1.28 5.06 13.74
21.80 5.00
26.80
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-ll
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
HORN SEED COMPANY, INCORPORATED Lawn Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply
Low Low
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Purchasing
Low Low
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Property Insurance
Board Action
101,677.60
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
36.24
INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACHINES CORP. Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Personnel Office Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Low Low Selected Board Action Board Action
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instrue. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc.: Eqpt.
Selected Selected Selected
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY CO. Printing
Low
24.25
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
45.88
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
47.84
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics - Supplies
Board Action
31.60 3-.0Q
34.60
2.48
11.15 7.17
18.32
136.88 233 .30 75.00 131.85 75.45 4-25 7.50 2,680.50 120.50
3,465.23
7.00 12.00 43»2O
32.20
32.64
17,598.73
166.60
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
3ills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT Vehicles - Heavy Duty J & R SUPPLY General General General General General General
COMPANY Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Instruction
& & & & &
B-12
6.80
Selected
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
Law Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
JUNKUNC BROS. AMERICAN LOCK CO. General Instruction
Standard
WALTER KANE & SON, INC. General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
KEETON INDUSTRIES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
EDWIN KELLER Travel Exp. - Philadelphia, Pa:.. Music Educ. National Conference
Board Action
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials
Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
11.59 16.53 32.81 24.72 4.10 1.30
91.05
3.00
116.50
10.20
106.64
14.40 453.00 1.35 162.25
631.00
-
KING DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials
Low Letter Bid
L. A. KING, INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
50.10
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
64.95
LELAND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Standard
4.50
LIBERTY NATfL BANK & TRUST CO. Rental 14,17,19 No. Ellison
Agreement
LIQUID FLAME, INC. Heat Heat Heat
Low Low Low
576.00
565.00
62.00 64.50 60.20
186.70
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D ~
".......................
“ ~
'
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Low
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Low Low
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
McCORMICK STEEL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly dumping privileges
Agreement
60.00
T. C. MCCOURRY Rental, 9216 No. Western
Agreement
125.00
MCGRAW HILL PUBLICATIONS Purchasing Title III Library Title VIII Textbooks Title VIII
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Board Action Board Action Publisher Selected
Mc Kess
on
&
robbi
ns
,
inc
.
Laundry Expense Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
12.35
38.60 27.90 35.40 154.26
256.16
65.09
sir
19.89
7.00 21.32 13.12 1,094.01 1,893.54 76.21
3,105.20
4.56 49.00 20.25 920.00
993.81
ROBERT S. MEANS COMPANY Project Planning
Publisher Selected
MELTON COMPANY, INC. Manpower
Low
39.02
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE CO. Printing
Selected
10.16
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES CO. Water & Sewerage Service Connection & Box
Utilities Utilities
MRS. JAMES MEYERS Special Education
Reimbursement
3.60
232.25 724.00
956.25
12.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-14
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MIDCO-OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Manpower Manpower Custodial Supplies Manpower Manpower General Instruction Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Storeroom Stock
Selected Selected Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
MILADY PUBLISHING CORP. Manpower
Publisher Selected
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies
Selected Selected
MILLER-NORRIS COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction
Low Low Low . Low Low Low
43.65
13.00 14.88 17'. 98 4.33 114-16 4.68 31.68 33-87 20.16 . 22.50 6.96 149.77 17.60, 2.45 107.05 12.00 9.66 133.64 28.40 281.03 130.39 7.68 22.20 11.25 18.28 50.00 249.90
1,515.50
90.37
55.55 107.59
163.14
46.80
18.60 8.00 13.48 5.75 26.08 19.16
91.07
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE General Instruction
Selected
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Heavy Duty Operating
Low Low Board Action
MODERN LEARNING AIDS T.V. Rights
Selected
10.00
MONROE CALCULATING MACHINE CO. Office Machines
Standard
3.00
MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
MORRIS CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
E. MORRIS MFG. COMPANY Manpower
Low
MUSIC MART Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library Library Library
Selected Selected Publisher Selected
NATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Audio Visual Materials
Selected
NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOC. Project Planning
Publisher Selected
30.80
D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY, INC. Manpower
Publisher Selected
60.80
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
51.46
NU-WAY PRODUCTS, INC. Laundry Expense
Selected
127.90
11.46
971.72 973.03
2,382.92
110.82
409.70
505.28
7.91
211.68
7.50 85.70
93.20
4.20 > 5.25 6.10
15.55
5.50
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-16
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY Maintenance - Parts
Selected
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Storeroom Stock Manpower Instructional Office
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Laundry Expense Manpower General Instruction Adult School Supplies Audio Visual Materials
Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA. CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low ’ Low
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
OKLA. LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Low
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Manpower Furniture Repair Materials . General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
3.50
8.50 5.55 5.00
Action Action Action Action Action
753-02 10.00 22.43 30.00
19-05
818.95
8,295.90
165.63 21.89 27.34
214.86
51,722.88
42.78
34,424.74
119-50 19-73 34-65 50.33 ■J3x8O
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
7-05 7-05 45-37 8.42 14-09 1.28 7-05 1.66 10.94
238.01
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-17
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY (continued) Adult School Supplies General Instruction Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Board Board Board Low Low Board
OKLAHOMA PAPER Printing Printing Custodial Storeroom Custodial
Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Board Action
COMPANY
Supplies Stock Supplies
Action Action Action Action
Action
28.19 7.07 14.09 7.45 149.82 ■ 70.33
414.85
36.00 135.08 • 165.60 856.35 703.80
1,896.83
12.59
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Project Planning Business Office Library Supplies
Low Low Low
4.95 3.82 3.82
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS’ SUPPLY CO. Health Dept. Supplies Adult School Supplies
Low Low
3.00
OKLAHOMA PRINTERS.SUPPLY Printing
Low
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines.
Standard Standard Standard
JUNIOR PADDOCK POOL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Standard
16.45
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Pupil Trans. Equipment
Selected
300.00
PAULMAR, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
36.00
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Selected
5>2Q.
8.30
26.19
317.20
9.40 1.40 8.00
10.72 2.88
18.80
13.60
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-18
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Project Planning
Low Selected
PITNEY-BOWES,' INC, Postage Meter Rental
Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction . General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Board Board Board Low Board Board
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
66.00
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Adult Institute
Standard
200.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools, Last Quarter
Standard
774.45
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles - Regular
Low
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION General Instruction
Publisher Selected
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
Action Action Action Action Action Action
47.11
—IdZ
50.48
39.00
7.00 7.95 3-89 8.55 4.97 6.98 7.57 ' .• 496.64 21.18 20.18'4 1.00 111.36 16.83 6.30 5-75 23.52 24.30 11.44
785.41
76.25
283.00
2.75
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-19
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
RADIO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Low
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Title III
Publisher Selected
49.42
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
14.08
RED BALL SUPPLY,: INC. General Instruction
Selected
7.20
THE REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Purchasing General Instruction Project Planning Office Machines Office Machines
Low Low Low Board Action Standard
DUB RICHARDSON FORD INC. General Instruction
Agreement
L. L. RIDGWAY COMPANY, INC. Manpower Title VIII General Instruction Manpower Manpower Project Planning
Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY' Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Low Low
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
ROYAL MCBEE CORPORATION Office Machines
Standard
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
8.50
16.00
60.47
77.36 54.00 19.00 15.42 8.00
173-78
2.00
223.20 12.06 74-48 25-34 22.50 347.89
705.47
20.70
128.52 132.60
261.12
86.40
IM
241.37
2.35
13.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-20
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINES, INC. General Instruction
Publisher Selected
7.75
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES Manpower
Publisher Selected
4.30
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY ' General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
SCRIVNER STEVENS COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low
33.75
SERVICE SUPPLY, INC. Manpower
Low
25.40
SESAC,: 'INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
36.12
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Maintenance - Parts Storeroom Stock Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & SupplyMaintenance - Parts General Instruction Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid
152.02 17.00 46.80 37.08 86.76 61.73 3.14 242.84 369.60
1,016.97
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
5.04 30.00 54.25 99.80 105.65
294.74
THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials
Low
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Agreement Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
7.97
12.47
34.00
6.00 9.00
7,-02
22.09
122.04
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-21
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) THE SINGER COMPANY General Instruction Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard
3.50 48.45
SINGER PIPE & STEEL SUPPLIES, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Low Low Low
167.27 112.20 244.15 107.82
JASPER SIPES SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher Selected
82.45
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
37.54
SKIL CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
16,10 6.18
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Standard Standard Standard
185.28 55.00
243 »3P
483-58
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Manpower Manpower
Low Low Letter Bid
399.46 248.77
648.23
SCM CORPORATION Instructional Offices
Low
20.00
SOONER BINDERY COMPANY Business Office
Selected
15.75
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER Filter Expense
Low
143.24
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY Laundry Expense
Low
14.80
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
14.00
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
2.18
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
CO. & Supply & Supply & Supply
227.67
631.44
22.28
24.61
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
3ills and Payrolls
B-22
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance - Parts
Standard
132.49
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
34.22
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
STANDARD BEARING & SUPPLY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Selected
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction ■ General Instruction Manpower
•
15.88 3.48
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low ' Low Low
Low
STAR TV FILM COMPANY TV Rights
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction
Selected
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher . Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS Library
Selected
19.36
3.68
153.13 51.80 117.99 101.50 47*59 107.60 310.56 77.52 S2.2Z
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
7,364-81
1,019.96
5.16
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
715.00
10.40
268.50 190.00
458,50
17.26 11.74 71.25 8.00 4.50 85-90 22.05
220.70
200.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-23
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials Manpower
Board Action Selected
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
31.92
TEXAS OKLAHOMA EXPRESS, INC. Manpower
Low
10.21
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
21.28
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL CO. General Instruction
Low
40,00
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Manpower Title III Adult School Supplies Library Title III Library Library Library Library Library
Publisher Publisher Selected Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action Board Action
MIZ TONEY’S KWIK KAR WASH Vehicles - Regular
Low
12.50
TREASURER OF OKLAHOMA CITY Contractors License
Standard
50.00
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Storeroom Stock Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning General Instruction
Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics - Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies Title VIII
Board Action Selected Selected Low Low
356.06
79.15 34.00
47.56 232.00 12.00 144.70 64.50 239.25 46.20 236.41 544.07 10.042.25
113.15
11,608.94
107.28 58.84 159.18 8.10
.. 5-75
339.15
1,037.40 29.70 6.06 26.40 4«42
1,103.98
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D ..... .... ..........
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-24
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing Printing
Board Action Low
UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Low
UNITED WORLD FILMS, INC. TV Rights
Selected
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Library
Publisher Selected
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Adult School Supplies
Selected
2.83
UPTOWN ART GALLERIES General Instruction
Selected
73.00
UTRECHT LINENS, INC. General Instruction
Selected
1.50
VASECO, INCORPORATED Title III - Equipment Audio Visual Materials
Board Action Board Action
WALBERG & AUGE Storeroom Stock
Low Letter Bid
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
HERBERT WEBB COMPANY Purchasing
Selected
84.80
THE WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Manpower
Low
34.02
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Selected
12.00
WESTERN BANK &'OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Storeroom Stock Office Machines
Low Standard
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
59.75
WESTERN MACHINERY CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
15.50
649.20 166.20
815.40
481.00
10.00
5*?
12,152.50
.
363.40
16.00
12,515.90
735.00
-
11.85
430.00 12.00
442.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-25
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
. WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Telegrams
Utilities
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
WHITE HOUSE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
2.75
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
6.66
JOHN WILEY & SONS Manpower
Publisher Selected
6.28
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
10.92
THE H.W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Publisher Selected
83.00
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT MUSIC COMPANY Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher Selected
7.04 5.22 10.48 5.00 16.56
44*30
5.66
Air
â–
2.00 250.00
8.63
252.00
191.10
1962-63 GENERAL FUND FRANK H. BRAUNLICH Audio Visual Materials
Selected
6.00
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
3*00
LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
RED BALL SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction
Selected
3,499*28
1.20
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—
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
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Bills and Payrolls
B-26
1962-63 GENERAL FUND (continued) SOLVENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
745.38
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
152.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low
APCO OIL CORPORATION ’ Materials - Buildings
Low
15.68
M. B. BAKER Materials - Buildings
Standard
50.00
BEST UNIVERSAL LOCK COMPANYv INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
133.98
37.50** 90.00 '
127.50
WILMA CAIN
Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement
7.23
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
CAPITOL SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
57.00
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Manpower - Equipment
Low
51.45
COOK PAINT & VARNISH Materials - Buildings
Low
84.50
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
32.20 149.71
-
8.75
3,521.84
129.18 41.10 ,18.83
189.11
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
k
Bills and Payrolls
B-27
1963-64. BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER .COMPANY Materials - Buildings
♦
THE DENMAN COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
THE DEVOE PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds : Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Low Selected
DONNELL TYPEWRITER Equipment for Equipment for Equipment for
Low Low Low
COMPANY Instruction Instruction Instruction
66.00
Board Action
DOWLINGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Low Low
EVANS ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials
MOTOR REPAIR CO. - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
Selected Selected Low
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
362.00 95.00
457.00
260.00
23.20 605^7 1,533’. 70 ■ 25.02 344.22 702.57 143.00 30.00 30.00 10.80
3,447.88
225.00 400.00 125.00
750.00
500.00
456.00 112.00 606.30 216.75 490.25 36.55 54.40 395.30
2,367.55
6.00 39.50 97.16
142.66
57.00 121.24
4^3
642.18
B-28
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Selected Selected
THE GASTEAM RADIATOR COMPANY Materials — Buildings
Standard
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS Equipment for Instruction
Low
151.25
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Grounds
Low
51.60
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings
Low Low Selected
THE INTERIOR STEEL EQUIPMENT CO. Materials - Buildings
Standard
15.70
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
90.05
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Manpower Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
OTTO R. KRUEGER ELECTRIC INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
MAC’S SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low Letter Bid
4*44 14.69 9.47 11.12
39.72
6.64
13.50 MP
f
13.69 33.23 .11.50
471.55 39.38 l^ulS
-
169.00
23.10
77.00
58.42
645.51
234.52
7.50
623.00
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payroll s
B-29
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
MARATHON ELECTRIC MFG. CORP. Materials - Buildings
Low
MARTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds
Low Low Board Action
Mc Alist
er
materials
Materials - Buildings
Mc Kesson
&
robbins
,
inc
.
Materials - Buildings
325.00
23.16 191.44 1.391.10
1,605.70
27.60
Standard
Low
89.40
■
MIDCO-OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds Materials Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds
Selected Low Low Low Low Low
11.69 16.32 111.36 271.10 485.92 116.20
MILLER FLOORS, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low
19.91
MONARCH SALES COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Standard Agreement
8.72 28.72 100.50
137.94
MORGENSEN LUMBER Materials Materials Materials -
Low Low Low
207.00 142.02 122.78
471.80
64.50 51.20
II5.70
COMPANY Grounds Grounds Buildings
93-48
1,012.59
57.41
6.90
-
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds
Board Action Board Action
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
291.57
OKLA. PHYSICIAN’S SUPPLY CO. INC. Non-Instructional Equipment
Low
130.50
B-30
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Low
200.00
HAROLD C. PARKER & COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
198.10
THE PEROLIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected Selected
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials -
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
19.90
418.50 433.44
1,285.38
43344-. c
Bpard Action Board Action Board Action Low
685.00 115.00 682.do
THE POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Standard
18,31 312.00
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
A.R.K. RAMOS FOUNDRY & MFG. CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
14.50
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENG. CO. Materials - Buildings
Standard
31.60
REPUBLIC STEEL CORP. MFG. DIV. Materials - Building
Low
34.08
ROBBERSON STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
SERVICE SUPPLY INC. Manpower - Equipment ManpowerEquipment Manpower - Equipment
Board Action Low Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low Letter Bid
S & H SHADE COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,527.52
330.31
785.20
496.00
63.80 99.00 l?0.00
292.80
221.50
1,479.70
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-31
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) STMPT.EX TIME RECORDER Materials - Buildings
Standard
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Non-instructional Equipment
Selected
75.00
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Standard
125.80
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Letter Bid
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Title III - Equipment
Board Action
525.00
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Title III - Equipment
Board Action
4,494.00
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Administration Non-instructional Equipment
Board Action Low Low
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
HERBERT WEBB COMPANY Non-instructional Equipment
Low
255.00
CHALMERS R. WOOD COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
249.50
33.70
27.60 211.80 60.60
300.00
180.00
25.20 128.10
749.08
134.90
2,250.00 409.45 109.75
2,769.20
162.00
82.39
333.1ZL
417.96
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND__________________ Bills and. Payrolls
B-32
5*
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Building
Low
58-45
MINNEAPOLIS-HONEYWELL REGULATOR CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
18.75
BOND FUND BAILEY, BOZALIS, DICKINSON, ROLOFF Final -Arch. Fee - Hillcrest
Board Action
204.72
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #9 - Building - Kennedy
Board Action
120,645.00
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT, INC. Est. #8 - Arch. Fee - Webster
Board Action
2,806.56
THE CONSTRUCTORS COMPANY Est. #8 - Building - Hillcrest
Board Action
10,000.00
HURD-SCHARLACH CONSTRUCTION CO. Final - Telstar
Board Action
1,500.00
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INC. Est. #8 - Building - Webster
Board Action
140,328.00
REID & ASSOCIATES Final - Telstar
Board Action
41.54
Board Action
1,199.00
SOREY, HILL AND SOREY, INC. Est. #9 - Arch. - Kennedy
Board Action
2,412.90
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY Furniture & Fixtures - Jefferson
Board Action
464.00
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS, ARCHITECT Preliminary drawings - Madison
Board Action
1,000.00
SEMINOFF BOWMAN BODE, ARCHITECTS Preliminary Arch. Fee - Green Pastures
B-33 SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH 1964
CENSUS ENUMERATORS CENSUS ENUMERATORS CENSUS ENUMERATORS A. J. STODDARD BLANCH F. TITUS OKLAHOMA COUNTY ELECTION BOARD
!-.#83 ills and. ’ayrolls pproved
Census Enumeration Census Enumeration Census Enumeration In Service Training School Election School Election
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the March payrolls, authorize issuing the April payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the list attached in the total amount of $644,376.68 as recommended. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
111.00 90.00 90.00 300.00 100.00 2,307.50
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964- - CONT'D
It was moved by Mr- Rog<^bs and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of heating and boiler equipment for use at Wright Elementary School and Douglass High School from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$ 4,095*00 1,018.00
Stephens Mfg. & Distributing Co., Inc. Loeffler-Greene Supply Company
$ 5,113-00
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D. roll call.
R. #84 Heating, Boil Eqpt. for Wright,Dougla
All members present voted "Aye" on
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of library materials for use in various schools from the following companies: $ 2,982.82 3,979*77 2,842 .>46 2,493.98 3,728.05
Children's Press Doubleday and Company Educational Record Sales J. B. Lippincott Random House Total
R. #85 Library Mtls. Approved
$16,027.08
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $13,732.09 2,294.99
G 220 *G 240-B2
Total
$16,027.08
*Ihese purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application.
This motion was approved with all members present voting "Aye" on roll "call. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to confirm the purchase of structural steel for use at Garfield School (damaged by fire) from Robberson Steel Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,375*00 was charged to Account BL 620-D1. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #86 Purchase of Steel .for Garfield
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of cafeteria equipment for use in various schools from the following companies who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice:
R* #87 Cafeteria Eqpi Approved
Virgil Greene Company Refrigerated Dispensers, Inc. Triple "AAA" Company Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company
$ 1,690.00 1,135*00 1,750.00 1,811.88 Total
These purchases are to be charged to Central Food Service Account. present voted "Aye."
$ 6,386.88
On roll call, all member
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
R. #88 Purchase of Heating and Plumbing Sup.
It was moved by Mrs. WeO^h and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
U. S. Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company
$
Total
$ 1,707.9^
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D. roll call.
R. #89 Purchase of Printed Forms Approved
All members present voted "Aye" on
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of printed forms for use by the Data Processing Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Moore Business Forms, Inc. Uarco, Inc. Standard Register Company IBM Corporation
$ 3,389-84 233.07 448.00 3,841.70-
Total
$ 7,912.61
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-J2. present voting "Aye" on roll call.
Pu S-Sb ”-. -T»’ro-p a
The motion carried with all members
3. ®°”g. ft1 A; O’
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#90 Door Hardware Approved
435-9^ 1,272.00
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It was moved by Mr Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of door hardware for use by the Maintenance Department from Kilpatrick Brothers who submitted the low quotatic n in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3,313-14 is to be charge d to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. US
L #91 lanpower Eqpt. lirchased
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of equipment for use by the Manpower Development Training Program from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications:
Hart Industrial Supply Severin Supply Company Rice Machinery Company Moore Auto Supply
$. ’ 256.00 1,185.40 73-10 308.07
Total
$ 1,822.57
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application and are to be charged to Account G 1030-M1.
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1964 - CONT'D
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded By Mirs. Welch to approve making the following appropriation transfers in the 1963-64 General Fund: TRANSFERS IN $ 110.00 110-1 Public Relations 1,140.00 110-L Business Office - Salaries 800.00 120-D School Elections K, 000.00 212 Supervisors & Helping Teachers - Salaries 1,000.00 215-D Curriculum Center - Salaries 1,500.00 215-D4 Library Clerks 500.00 230-C2 TV Rights 4,500.00 311-A2 Home School Counselors 150.00 311-B2 Clerical Counselors 150.00 410-B Bus Drivers 1,000.00 51O-D4 Garage - Salaries 17,000.00 540-A Custodial Supplies 500.00 610-C Furniture Repair - Salaries 2,500.00 620-A6 Office Machines 4,000.00 620-E Furniture Repair - Materials 3,000.00 720-A Property Insurance 20.00 720-D Fidelity Bonds 5,000.00 73O-A3 Data Processing Eqpt. Rental 17,000.00 1030-Cl Title III - Equipment 2,000.00 1030-M1 Manpower - Equipment
$65,870.00
Total
110-K2 214-A 214-B 214-C 214- E 215- A 215-B 321-A 321-A3 730-A 1030-K
R- #92 63-64 General Fund Transfer:
TRANSFERS OUT Pupil Accounting - Salaries Librarians - Salaries Curriculum Center - Salaries .Guidance In Schools - Salaries Radio and TV - Certified Salaries Clerical in Schools - Salaries Clerical - Supervisor - Salaries Physicians School Nurses Land and Buildings Rental New Library Books
$ 2,600.00 7,500.00 5,500.00 7,500.00 8,500.00 5,000.00 3,000.00 2,550.00 3,000.00 1,720.00 19,000.00 $65,870.00
Total
The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve making the following appropriation transfers in the Bond Fund Account:
1102 no4 1106 1109-c mo-c 1115-c 1116-c 1119-A 1119-B 1119-c 1119-D 1121 1122-c 1122-D 1124-A 1124-B 1126-A 1126-B 1126-c 1127-A 1127-B 1127-c 1128-A 1128-B
TRANSFERS IN Inspection Fees Legal Publications New Sites North Highland - Eqpt. Western Village - Eqpt. Southern Hills - Eqpt. Telstar - Eqpt. Kennedy - Bldg. Kennedy -’Arch. Fees Kennedy - Eqpt. Kennedy - Paving Fence Webster Jr. High - Eqpt. Webster Jr. High - Paving & Sewer Star-Spencer - Bldg. Star-Spencer - Arch. Fees Madison - Bldg. Madison - Arch. Fees Madison - Eqpt. Green Pastures - Bldg. Green Pastures - Arch. Fees Green Pastures - Eqpt. Eisenhower - Bldg. Eisenhower - Arch. Fees
Total
$ 6,000.00 1,000.00 102,500.00 210.38 218.37 134.31 382.92 2,451.31 134.82 138,000.00 29,004.00 45,000.00 112,000.00 50,157-00 1,000,000.00 55,000.00 . 101,000.00 5,555.00 18,500.00 124,650.00 6,855-75 22,000.00 1,400,000.00 40,000.00 $3,260,753.86
R- #93 Transfers in Bond Fund
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 196k - CONT'D
R. #93 Continued
TRANSFERS OUT
*
11O5-A 11O8-C 1111- C 1112- C 1113- C 1114- C 1117- C 1118- C
$
Annexes Jefferson - Eqpt. Coolidge - Eqpt. Hillcrest - Eqpt. Henry - Eqpt. Spencer - Eqpt. Stonegate - Eqpt. Hayes - Eqpt.
269.60 1,292.03 46.84 540.33 . 481.61 533-68 185.28 590.57
$ 3,939.94
Total
$3,256,813.92
Net Amount to Be Allocated
REVISED SUMMARY $8,685,309-31 3,000,000.00
Bond Funds Available Plus - January 2, 1964, Sale
$11,685,309.31
Total
$ 8,424,714.25 3,256,813.92
Prior Approved Projects Plus - Above Request
$11,681,528.1 J,
Total
$
Balance Not Allocated
3,781.14'
On roll call, all members voted "Aye." Food Service Report
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, February 28, 1964, was submitted as information to the Board.
R. #94 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of cafeteria Cafeteria Eqpt. fixtures and equipment for Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from the following compan Les & Fixtures for who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Kennedy and ....$49,528.00 Webster Virgil Greene Company 9,986.00 Gardner Hotel Supply Company 4,897.20 Jax' Fixture & Supply Company 1,354.70 Oklahoma Hussmann, Inc. 5,168.61 McKesson & Robbins, Inc. 454.00 Hobart Sales 2,662.00 Foster Refrigerator Corp. 420.00 Chalmers R. Wood Company Midwest Cash Register Company, Inc. 3,270.00
$77,740.51'
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: B 1119-C B 1122-C
Kennedy Junior High School Webster Junior High School
$38,988.26 38,752.25
$77,740.51
Total
The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #95 Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to confirm the purchase of roofing, Roofing,Ceiling, ceiling and electrical materials for use at Garfield Elementary School from the following Etc. for companies who submitted the low quotations: Garfield $ 660.50 Standard Roofing Company 585.OO Denman Floor Company 243.01 General Electric Supply
Total These purchases were charged to Account BL 620-D1. call.
$ 1,488.51
All members present voted "Aye" on roll
MEETING OF APRIL 6, I96A - CONT'D
BUILDINGS It was moved, “by Mrs. Welch and. seconded. by Mr. Rogers to approve the employment of Thomas and. Marshall Engineering Company to develop plans and specifications for sanitary sewer to serve Weister Junior High School and for street paving along the north side of Wehster Junior High School site. The engineering fee to he 5$ of 'the contract price. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #96 Sanitary Sewe: Engineer App. (Webster)
Mr. Estes introduced Mr. Harshaw who represented a group of patrons from Rancho Village Elementary School. Mr. Harshaw presented a request from the representative group asking that the Board give special consideration to staffing of Rancho Village school for the I96L-65 school year.
Rancho Villag Patron Heard
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to adjourn until A:30 p.m., Thursday, R. #97 Adj ournment April 23, 1964. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the
day of
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196A.
MEETING OE APRIL 23,
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION ^F THE : CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, Vice-President Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Foster Estes William F. Lott (Mr. Estes, Mr. Lott.were attending .meeting of National School Boards Association, Houston.)
ABSENT:
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Walter Lybrand, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex. Higdon, Administrative Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Lonnie Gilliland, Wallace Smith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Dick Samples, Engineer; Iris Seymour, Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers.
SPECIAL
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the opening of bids for alterations and an addition to Star-Spencer High School, plans and specifications prepared by Noftsger, Lawrence, Lawrence, and Flesher, Architects. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation follows: Contractor
Base Bid
Metropolitan Paving Co. Chas. M. Dunning Walter Nashert Milner Construction Co. J. J. Cook Construction Co. Link Cowen Construction Lippco Construction Co. Builders Construction Co. J. W. Skaggs Construction Co. Benmore Construction Co. J. J. Bollinger Charles T. Hughes
$
921,900 922,154 964,444 967,447 . 975,800 997,600 998,899 1,015,000 1-, 015,500 1,016,650
1,037,712 1,039,133
Alternate #2
$17,740 16,100 14,500 19,800
$13,782 12,916
$17,511 16,317
11,550 10,000 7,250 17,700 12,308 13,423
23,119
17,112 15,300 17,000 18,200 16,000 14,800 17,700 17,333
9,200 12,800 9,220 7,600
Bids on Addit: to Star-Spenc
Alternate #3
Alternate #1
Omit work in Omit work in restrooms,etc. boys 1 gym
R- #98
Omit work in elassroom, etc.
20,500 20,300 16,900 15,900 18,500 17,300 15,600 15,850 18,104
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the-foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #99
Disposition o: Bids
R. #100 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the opening of bids for furnishing fencing according to plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Depart- Dpening Bids fencing ment for the following schools: Edison, Garden Oaks, Gatewood, Hayes, Henry, Hillcrest, North Highland, Prairie Queen, Southern Hills, Spencer, Star, Stonegate, Zachary Taylor, Telstar, and Western Village Elementary School sites; Jefferson Junior High School site; Star-Spencer and Northwest Classen Senior High School sites. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation and Notice follow:
CONT'D -
MEETING OE APRIL 23, 1964
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BIDDER
All American Fence Co.
Acme Fence Co. Allied Chain Link Fence Co. Hurricane Steel Industries
Perkins Fence Co. Capitol Hill Fence Co.
Cyclone Fence Department Cook's Fence and Awning
Barnett Fence Co.
Job and and and and and
12,371.10
Part 1(b) Section I Fence
14,632.80
17,959*77
Part 1(b) Section II Posts
2,572.19
2,925.05
3,550*46
Part 1(b) Section III Fittings
1,338.00
1,188.00
1,347*00
Part 1(b) Section IV Gates
556.72
704.75
984.00
APRIL 23,
Part 1(a) (Complete-Installed)
10,@t6.50
17,537*68
50,370’00
10,819.34
16,316.22
13, 656.13
2,633.17
3,192.55
1,323.74
§88.36
520.87
1,0W*50
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12,257*00
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w-
Fence As Specified (Installed by Others) Posts As Specified (Installed by Others) Fittings As Specified (Installed by Others) Gates As Specified (Installed by Others) Guard and Chain Posts As Specified (Installed by Others)
Required 5% of Bid Certified or Cashiers Check or Bid Bond
'■MM.
37,987.44
Part 1(b) Section V Guard and Chain Posts
48,.^2.33
11,628.71
TABULATION OF BIDS - FOR FENCING FOR FURNISHING AND INSTALLING and/or FURNISHING AND DELIVERING OF CHAIN LINK FENCING
Bid Check
35,775.70 (mterial^Only)
- Installed Delivery of Delivery of Delivery of Delivery of Delivery of
19,819.65
2$ Disc.Cash 10 15,135.30
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Complete - Turn Key Section I - Furnish Section II- Furnish Section III Furnish Section IV Furnish Section V Furnish
of of of of of
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Karchmer Pipe and Supply
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By Bidder Quantities Quantities Quantities Quantities Quantities
Robberson Steel Co. ■ Capitol Steel Co.
1(a) 1(b) 1(b) 1(b) 1(b) 1(b)
Addendum No. 1 - April 1, 1964 Addendum No. 2 - April 16, 1964
i Contractors Supply Co. 3 Note;
Part Part Part Part Part Part
j
Ml or none
Material
MEETING OF APRIL 23, 1964 - CONT'D
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for study and recommendation. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #101
Disposition of Bids
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R. #102 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct Larry Hayes to attend the annual meeting of the President's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped, Washington, Professional D. C., April 30-May 1, 1964. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Trip Approved It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to confirm a trip by Tom Smith to Wichita and Augusta, Kansas, to inspect laboratory equipment samples. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #103 Professional Trip Approved
PURCHASING
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of laboratory furniture and equipment for use at Kennedy Junior High School, Webster Junior High School, and Central High School from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
R. #104
Laboratory Eqp Approved
$25,520.00 6,136.00 23,475.00
Oklahoma Seating Company. Whelans, Inc. Kitchen Interiors, Inc. Total
$55,131.0^
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $19,377.00
Bond 1119-C Bond 1122-C *BL 1030-D1 **BL 1030-M
15,035.00 17,418.00
3,301.00
Total
$55,131.00
* - Approved on our National Defense Education Act Application. ** - Approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of duplicating R. #105 machines for use in various schools from the -following companies who submitted quotations Duplicating Machines in response to the attached Notice: Approved $ 3,538.00 Bill Doyle Office Supply 3,058-00 Duplicating Products, Inc. Total
$ 6,596.00
These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application and are On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1.
MEETING OF APRIL 23, 1^ - CONT'D
Resolution of Appreciation Suggested.
Mr. Lybrand suggested tmt an appropriate resolution should be prepared honoring Mr. John C. Pearson, Jr., deceased April 22, 1^64, in recognition of his many years (19^6-1953) of unselfish service as a member of the Oklahoma City Board of Education, and it should be remembered that the practice of opening all Board Meetings with prayer was instituted by Mr. Pearson when he was first elected to the office of President of the Board of Education.
At Mr. Bennett's suggestion, it was agreed by all members present that Mr. Lybrand should draft a resolution to this effect for presentation at the May U, 196^-, Board Meeting.
R. #106
Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk
Approved the
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day of May, 196^.
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 4, 19&h AT 4: 30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Walter A. Lybrand, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Floy Campbell, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Gene Pingleton, G. L. Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Larry Hayes, Research Coordinator; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. Also present were officers and representatives from the Oklahoma City Classroom Teachers Association, various school principals, student guests from OCU, and school patrons, a list of whom is in the brief file in the office of the Clerk. Invocation
The invocation was given hy Mrs. Welch.
R. #107 On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of April 6, 1964, and April 23, 1964, were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call. Minutes Approv 5*?
Guests Welcome
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Estes.
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his monthly financial report.
(Copy on file in Clerk's office.)
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills in this agenda have "been checked and are ready for action by the Board.
Treasurer's Report Auditor's Report
Attorney's Report
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to adopt the following resolution ]R. #108 honoring John C. Pearson, Jr., deceased April 22, 1964. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.. Resolution o Appreciation John C. Pearso RESOLUTI 0 N OF OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION IN MEMORIAM OF JOHN C. PEARSON, JR • ADOPTED MAY 4, 1964 The death of John C. Pearson, Jr., reminds us that his valued services as a member of this Board merit words in memoriam on its permanent records. Mr. Pearson became a member of the Board by appointment on August 7, 1946, and served until September 24, 1953 when he resigned because of his temporary move from Oklahoma City. He came to the Board at a time fraught with many problems due to the rapid expansion of the School District and his ability and tireless devotion to duty were a tower of strength to their solution.
His personality made for a continuance of the excellent harmony of the Board. His deep and sincere belief in and reliance upon one supreme God left its visible mark on this Board, for it was Mr. Pearson who when elected President of the Board instituted the now-continued practice of opening all meetings of this Board by invoking divine guidance.
His going is a distinct loss to our community and a host of friends. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that this appreciation and recognition of the merits of John C. Pearson, Jr., be spread upon the permanent records of this School District and a copy thereof transmitted to his hamily.
S/
Foster Estes President
S/
Jack F. Parker Superintendent
MEETING OF MAY 4, 196k - CONT'D
R. #109 Boy Scouts Building at Kaiser Appn
Motion was made by Mr. I?fett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the adoption of a resolution authorizing the Boy Scouts of America, Troop 29, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to construct a building approximately 28' x 32' on the northwest corner of the school site of Kaiser Elementary School, 3125 N. Lyons Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, The resolution is to be drawn by the Board's attorney and will contain all necessary clauses to assure protecting the interest of the school district. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #110 Sewer and Paving Agreement for Webster School
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve a resolution for the School District to enter into a contract with John J. and Judy G. Griffin, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to jointly advertise for the construction of a sanitary sewer line to serve Webster Junior High School; also the advertising for the paving of Southeast 66th Street between Santa Fe Avenue and Shields Boulevard as per detailed resolution and data which follows. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
RESOLUTION
The Oklahoma City Board of Education shall enter into a contract with John J. and Judy G. Griffin submitted to read as follows:
It is agreed between Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, hereinafter referred to as the School District and John J. and Judy G. Griffin, hereinafter referred to as Griffin as follows: It is not necessary for the said Griffin to build a Sanitary Sewer line hereinafter mentioned for the service of his property but, it being necessary that the School District have sewer facilities for its new Webster Junior High School, said Griffin agrees to build'*lit their own expense a private Sanitary Sewer line to extend from the City of Oklahoma City Sanitary Sewer at about Southeast 64th and Oklahoma to the center line of Southeast 66th Street of the Webster Junior High School property, said Sanitary Sewer line shall be built according to plans and specifications required by the City of Oklahoma City and to be sufficient to serve the Webster Junior High School, and any other property which might tie on to said Sanitary Sewer line, particularly the property covered by the tie-on privilege agreement between the School District and Needham, the copy of which is hereto attached, provided, however, said Sanitary Sewer line to be as required by the proper governmental authority,, but in no event shall such line be larger than eight (8) inches.
Provided, that the School District when said line is completed will pay to the said Griffin the sum of One Thousand Three Hundred Seventy, and no/100 ($1,370.00) dollars as a tie-on fee, and provided further, that the said Griffin shall charge no more, for the necessary sanitary sewer services to be furnished to the School District for the Webster Junior High School than the regular monthly rate charge established by the governing authority accepting such sewage. Said Griffin agrees that all the foregoing is binding not only upon them but upon any future owner of said Sanitary Sewer line whether it be a private owner or whether the line be conveyed to a public authority, and the said Griffin personally guarantees the fulfillment of all the foregoing. The School District, shall pay for its Sanitary Sewer line to the center line of Southeast 66th Street, but may tie on without paying any additional tie-on fee.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have affixed their hands and seals at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this 4th day of May ________ , 1964.
ATTEST: _____ S/
Wilma Cain Wilma Cain, Clerk
Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma 8/ Foster Estes By President 8/
(SEAL)
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John J. Griffin John J. Griffin
Judy G. Griffin Judy G. Griffin
The Board of Education additionally finds it is necessary that Southeast 66th Street from Santa Fe Avenue to Shields Boulevard, which street is on the north side of the Webster Junior High School site, should be paved, and the Board finds that no public authority will pave this street. The Board also finds that said owners of this said property, John J. and Judy Griffin, are agreeable to pay for the north one-half of the paving of said street. The Board finds that a saving can be had by advertising jointly with said owners for the paving of the north half of the street at the same time which the Board advertises for paving of the south half of the street. Under this joint advertisement, bids for the paving of the north half of the Southeast 66th Street would be received by the owners of the said property north of Webster site, John J. and Judy G. Griffin, and the school district would receive bids for the paving of the south half of the Southeast 66th Street. The Board of Education additionally finds that inasmuch as John J. and Judy G. Griffin will be advertising for bids for constructing a sewer line north of the Webster Junior High
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
School and the DistrictHrill be advertising for bids for construction of a sewer line on its R. #110 Continued property, that it is advisable and a saving can be had by combining said advertisements } one advertisement for bids to be opened at the same time, each party however to receive “bids for the portion of the sewer that is to be constructed.
The Board understands that in the contracts with John J. and Judy G. Griffin, the advertisement for the above described sewer and the above described paving be handled in the usual form and for the usual advertising time. Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch in accordance with the Attorney's recommendation that an easement be granted to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma , on a plot of ground belonging to the School District containing 8.0 acres, more or less, located at Southwest 57th Street and Ross Avenue, for the purpose of constructing, maintaining, using, and operating ball diamonds thereon. This easement has been approved as to form by the Board's Attorney. The easement is to extend for a period of twelve calendar months from the date of execution or will expire upon written notice of sixty days from the Grantor to the Grantee. Should the Grantee abandon the temporary easement for the above purpose stated, then the easement shall expire and revert to the Grantor. A complete legal description of the property covered by the easement, along with a copy of the easement and other documents, is to be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Board of Education. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #111 Easement to C: For Ball Diam< SW 57th & Ros;
The Attorney reported regarding negotiations for purchase of ten (10) acres, plus or minus, R. #112 Survey for adjacent Foster school site. It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that in relation to the Attorney's recommendations the County Surveyor be .employed to make a survey Foster Sectio: of the section of land (Sec. 24, T11N, R3W) in which Foster school site is loca$?d so that Approved exact and correct descriptions can be made in the deeds and abstracts for the ten (10) acres, the purchase of which has been authorized by the Board. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. The Attorney reported regarding negotiations for purchase of additional property adjacent Foster school site. In relation to the Attorney's recommendations, Mrs. Welch moved and Mr. Lott seconded that Mr. L. L. Leslie, Route #2, Box 276, Pampa, Texas, owner of 6.06 acres, plus or minus, be paid $150.00 in addition to the $6,060.00 offer approved by the Board on March 2, 1964, for the parcel of property being acquired. All members voted "Aye tr on roll call.
R. #113 Payment for W< Approved (Foster Site)
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as presented. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #114 Reports Appro1
SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct all school head custodians and custodial supervisors to attend a workshop for school custodians and school engineers at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, June 8-10, 1964; the Board of Education to pay $20.00 toward the expenses of each person directed to attend the workshop. It is additionally recommended that the district-owned school buses be used to transport the custodians to Stillwater and return trip to Oklahoma City. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R- #U5 Workshop for Custodians
The Central Office has received a communication from the County Superintendent of Schools declaring the following property annexed to Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as of April 9, 1964:
Annexation Reported
NE/4 of the NE/4 of the NW/4 of Section 23, T-12-N, R-4-W, I.M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma
R. #116 Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase from Oakcliff Addn Modjeska Development Company, 1819 Guilford Lane, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, an elementary Site Purchasec school site in the Oakcliff Addition of Oklahoma City south of Southeast 44th Street and east of Bryant Avenue, site contains ‘Q acres, plus or minus, for a total cost of $26,155’00. The total cost includes the cost of site plus the Board's participation in street paving, water, sanitary sewer and inspection fees. Details of all items covered to be included in the final contract. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase from the Oakcliff Corporation, 2609 Liberty Bank Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, an elementary school site in the Southern Oaks Addition of Oklahoma City at Southwest 66th Street, between Walker Avenue and Santa Fe Avenue; site contains 8 acres, plus or minus, for a total cost of $48,896.00. The total cost includes the cost of site plus the Board's participation in street paving, water, sanitary sewer, surface water handling, engineering and inspection fees. Details of all items covered to be included in the final contract. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #117 Southern Oaks Addn. Site Purchased
PERSONNEL
Personnel It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the i Recommended teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent ] or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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PHILLIPS, JANET S.
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DIXON, MELBA M.
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REIMERS, JOYCE E.
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MEETING OF MAY
RECOMMENDATIONS TO WlE BOARD;
Personnel Recommend-ed.
Tempor MRS.
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employment
NANCY D.
STAMBAUGH TO TEACH NURSE AIDE CLASSES,
NURSING PROGRAM, APRIL 27 THROUGH JUNE 29,
1964,
SALARY $3.00 PER HOUR.
MRS. SUE BRASHEAR AND MRS. MARY FRYE TO TEACH NURSE AIDE CLASSES, NURSING PROGRAM, APRIL 20 THROUGH MAY 15, 1964, SALARY $3.00 PER HOUR.
CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS. MILDRED POWELL, FROM CLERK, WILLOW BROOK,
$260.00 PER MONTH, MRS.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 7,
PATTIE H. GOFF,
WILLOW BROOK,
SALARY $230.00 PER MONTH, TO CLERK,
PURCHASING,
SALARY
1964.
FROM | DAY CLERK,
STAR ELEMENTARY, SALARY $100.00 PER MONTH,
SALARY $200.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 3,
TO FULL-TIME CLERK,
1964.
TEMPORARY CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT
MRS. MARION MC CRACKEN,
FROM £ TIME CLERK, MC KINLEY,
SALARY $240.00 PER MONTH,
MRS.* GENEVA SHOUSE, £ TIME CLERK, GARFIELD,
$255.00 PER MONTH,
SALARY $120.00 PER MONTH, TO FULL-TIME CLERK,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 6 THROUGH MAY 8,
1964.
TO FULL-TIME CLERK,
SALARY $127.50 PER MONTH,
1964 AND MARCH 30 THROUGH APRIL 3,
EFFECTIVE MARCH 26,
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SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR I963-I964 BEASLEY, MABLE I. CALLAWAY,
GIBSON,
ELEMENTARY
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HELEN M.
EFFIE L.
ENG.,
LYNNDA
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PHYS.
STRATTON,
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SUGHRU,
THELMA L.
ELEMENTARY
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SUBSTITUTE SECRETARY
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NAME
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(MRS)
HELPER
BOST. ORA L.
SEQUOYAH
(MRS)
COOK LEONA
(MRS)
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HELPER RELLA
(MRS)
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CLASSEN
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(MRS)
BURBANK
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NANCY
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NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
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RESIGNATIONS
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SPEECH THERAPY
PERSONNEL
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MANWORIN,
ED., BIOL.
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WITHERSPOON, MARY A.
HIGGS,
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4-16-64 4-10-64
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4-20-64
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1.00 HR
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4-6-64
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4-1-64
UNASSIGNED
1.00 HR
4-17-64
1.00 HR
4-21-64
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4-24-64
(MRS)
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1.00 HR
4-20-64
1.00 HR
4-1-64
(MRS)
SEVO, JOHHNY (MRS)
I.00 HR
4-24-64
1.00 HR
4-24-64
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1.00 HR
4-16- 64
SWOPE, ANNA
1.00 HR
4-1 6-64
SCOTT, MILDRED
(MRS)
SIMPSON,
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1.00 HR
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4-8-64
(MRS)
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1.00 HR
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SUBSTITUTE
4-1-64
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4-21-64
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REPLACEMENTS
RESIGNATIONS 5 TIME FLOORMAN
2 TIME FLOORMAN
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RAULSTON, STEVEN M
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4-10-64
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3-31-64
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JAMES
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4-30-64
4-7-64
4-30-64
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PERSONNEL
MAINTENANCE AND AUDIO-VISUAL
ASSIGNMENT
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effective DATE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
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REPLACEMENT
RESIGNATIONS HEAVY EQU1 PMENT GARRARD,
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GENTRY, DAVID
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5-50-64
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3-50-64
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1.25 HR
3-30-64
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4-24-64
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1.25 HR
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1.25 HR
4-23-64
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1.25 HR
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DONALD
HUBERT
JAMES
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3-30-64
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1.25 HR
4-23-64
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SCHOOL BUS SUPERVI SOR
4-22-64
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STAR SPENCER
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
Personnel Recommended.
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CHANGE IN STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS! SUPPLY
MR. OTIS E. QUINTON, LABORER IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY $2800.00 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE APRIL 20, 1964.
TRUCK DRIVER,
WHITSON,
MR. MELVIN M.
SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR,
SALARY $2900.00 PER YEAR,
TO DRAYAGE HELPER,
TO $5100.00 PER YEAR,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 20,
1964.
SERVICE
MR. MITCHELL MCCULLEY CLASON, SALARY $210. PER MONTH,
j/4 TIME FLOORMAN,
EFFECTIVE APRIL I?,
BURBANK,
SALARY $157.50 TO FULL TIME FLOORMAN, NORTHWEST,
1964.
SAFETY MR. D.W. MCCOY, BUS DRIVER, SALARY $100. PER MONTH, TO BUS SUPERVISOR, SALARY $4800.00 PER YEAR, AND $50. PER MONTH TRAVEL EXPENSE, EFFECTIVE APRIL 15, 1964 THROUGH MAY 2ยง, 1964.
MAINTENANCE
MR, CLYDE GRIMMITT,
FILTER HELPER,
TO RECEIVE $40.
PER MONTH CAR ALLOWANCE,
EFFECTIVE APRIL
I,
1964.
FOOD SERVICE
MRS. GLADYS F. HOUR, MRS.
EFFECTIVE
EAKES,
BAMA HUTCHISON,
$1.00 PER HOUR,
SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
APRIL 17,
PERMANENT HELPER, HOOVER,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 10,
MRS. NOVA MOORE, HELPER, APRIL 8, I964.
MRS. MARY S.
SEAMOURIS,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 8,
HOUR,
SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR, TO COOK,. LINWOOD,
SALARY $1.05 PER
1964.
FOSTER,
SALARY $1.05 PER HOUR, TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
SALARY
1964.
SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR, TO COOK,
HELPER, HARDING,
FOSTER,
SALARY $1.05 PER HOUR,
SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR, TO KEY HELPER,
HARDING,
EFFECTIVE
SALARY $1.05 PER
1964.
STUDENT
EMPLOYMENT IN COOPERATION WITH THE VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION PROGRAM
SALARY
AT THE RATE OF $1.00 PER HOUR;
LONNIE HOWARD LONGAN
JERRY LEE WHITMORE
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett., seconded by Mr. Rogers, to approve the personnel items as presented. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #118 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the April payrolls, authorize issuing the May payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the itemized list attached.)
MAY 4, 1964
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
RATIFICATION OF APRIL I964 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: * 1963-64 GENERAL FUND $ 1,531.328.62 1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_______ 73,576.21
BOND FUND
$________ 1,100.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR MAY 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS.
1963-64 GENERAL FUND 1963-64 BUILDING LEVY
BOND FUND ITEM #3
I
FUND
$
1,550.000.00
$
77,000.00
$_________ 1,100.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY 4, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1963-64 GENERAL FUND 1962- 63 GENERAL FUND
$
7,609-09
1963- 64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
43,694-90
1962-63 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
BOND FUND
$
352,280.66
$
562,907.16
TOTAL
5*?
1963-64 GENERAL FUND ACADEMY FILMS TV Rights
Selected
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. Library Supplies Printing Printing
Low Standard Standard
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Instructional Offices Audio Visual Materials General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Manpower Project Planning Instructional Offices
Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Selected
AFFILIATED PUBLISHERS, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
ALLIED PAINT General General General
Board Action Board Action Board Action
COMPANY Instruction Instruction Instruction
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY Library
Publisher Selected
38.50
10.20 29.82 67-50
107-52
16.20 71.28 38.68 12.61 4.00 301.10
447-27
5-15
2.16 259-20 4-32
265.68
10.14
MEETING OF MAY 4,. 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-#2
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) AMERICAN BUTANE & PROPANE GAS CO. i General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Lawn Repair and Supply Maintenance ~ Parts
Standard Selected
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.50
PAUL S. AMIDON & ASSOC. INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
1.60
ANDERSON BARBER & BEAUTY SUPPLY Manpower
Low
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Low
MRS. ODLE P. ARCHER Special Education
Reimbursement
11.00
ELA M. ASHER Boarding - Speical Education
Reimbursement
100.00
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Low
114.04
AV-ED FILMS TV Rights
Selected
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
7.50 3.25 11.50
22.25
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
32.34 14.00
46.34
ARTHUR BARR PRODUCTIONS, INC. TV Rights
Selected
76.00
BATTEN’S FLORIST General Instruction
Selected
3.90
BEDFORD SCHOOL CITY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
4.58
8.00
2.10 79.00
81.10
50.60
10.45 10.45 10.45
Y
31.35
15.00
MEETING OF MAY 4, I96U - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#3
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
18.36
B & H SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Selected
24.46
B and M SALES COMPANY Instructional Offices
Low
20.75
BINGHAM PRINT ING INKS PT’inting
Selected
24.00
R. K. BLACK, INC. Office Machines
Standard
9.13
THE BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
HAROLD L. BLUE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
21.00
THE CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
13.66
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Maintenance - Parts General Instruction
Selected Low
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
14.50
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
20.65
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
Standard
10.76
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Miscellaneous Legal Expense Postage Travel Pubs, for Curr. Library Vehicular - Heavy
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
W
24-00 1.50
20.05 . 21.9^
23.00 11.70 16.50 32.24 3-00 2.75
8 • 84
25.50
42.00
89.19
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964- - CONT'D
5*
Bills and. Payrolls
B-#4
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
i i
'
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU Manpower
Selected
CAPITAL PAPER COMPANY Printing
Board Action
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing Instructional Offices Printing Adult School Supplies Business Office
Low Low Low Low Low
246.48 3-39 418.00 326.50 11.18
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Vehicular - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies Maintenance - Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low
29-00 101.70 94.50 48.68 12.86
CHAMPION AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
31.25
CHESNUT’S MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
30.00
CHESTERFIELD MUSIC SHOPS, INC. Library & Textbooks
Selected
13.95
CITY AUTO PARTS, INC. Lawn Repair & Supply ■ General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Low
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
179.68
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
34.00
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction
Selected
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water & Sewerage Sewer Service - 63-64
Utilities Utilities Agreement
334.13
5,190.00
1,005.55
>■
286.74
13.95 170.42
184.37
4,914.50 69.54
4,984-04
5.00
143«5O 200.00
343.50
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-#5
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Audio Visual Materials
Selected
19.95
MRS. ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
17.00
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines
Standard
11.85
COMANCHE SUPPLY CO. OF OKLAHOMA Laundry Expense
Low
COOPER-TRENT, INC. General Instruction
Publisher Selected
CORONET TV TV TV
FILMS Rights Rights Rights
Board Action Board Action Board Action
2.55
19.90
l,13t.50 157.50
1,295-00
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQPT. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronics - Supplies Electronics - Supplies Electronics - Supplies
Low Board Action Low
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction Title III
Low Low
DOENGES SUPPLY COMPANY Maps
Publisher Selected
39.95
DR. DOUGLASS PRODUCTIONS TV Rights
Selected
15.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Library & Textbooks
Low Selected
48.40
494-69 912.80 65.00
1,472.49
100.00
18.50 37-10 19.45
75.05
42.00 132.52
174.52
463.99 19-76
483.75
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 “ CONT'D X
Bills and Payrolls
B-#6
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Vehicles - Regular Maintenance - Parts Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance - Parts Vehicles - Regular Maintenance - Repair
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
30.17 6.45 4-25 20.29 32.88 32.03 1.26
BILL DOYLE Office Machines Instructional Offices Business Office Printing Manpower Project Planning General Instruction Office Machines
Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard
32.10 11.40 29.75 28.50 90.00 4.50 16.80 9-45
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS OF OKLAHOMA Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Storeroom Stock
Standard • Standard Standard Standard Board Action
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE General Instruction Title V - Supplies
Selected Board Action
ALVIN R. EGGELING Travel Exp. - Dallas, Texas Natl. Recreation Association
j
48.28 15.75 7-50 7.50 1.200.00
Selected
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Health Dept. Supplies Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies
Selected Low Low Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Electronic Supplies
Board Action Board Action Low
.MT
’■ 222.50
1,279.03
27.00
51.70 3.672.01
3,723.71
108.48
Board Action
T. 0. EKONEN Repair to Instruc. Equipment
127.33
4.00
1
4.62 4.16 145.59 26.83
181.20
2,460.20 694.35 10.12
3,164.67
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-#7
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS TV Rights
Board Action
ESTES CHEMICALS, INC. General Instruction
Low
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Selected
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
678.46
DR. VIRGINIA FLANAGAN Physicians
Board Action
150.00
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Lew Selected Selected Selected
ANSLEY FLEMING General Instruction
Board Action
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low
874.00
22.20
9.00
5*?
23.06 7.27 1.41 1.68
33.42
34.41
2.00 15.88 3.72
21.60
7.20 117.00
124.20
-
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
GENERAL TRUCK, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & :Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard
10.00 21.27 15.82
47.09
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
12.00 66.00
78.00
GINN & COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
500.00
5.65
10.52 2.26
12.78
.J
MEETING OF MAY 4, 196*4- - CONT'D
5*
Bills and Payrolls
B-#8
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
GLUE & PASTE DISTS. INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
GOODYEAR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
22.02
MARGARET A. GREGORY Travel Exp. - Miami, Florida ASCD Natl. Conference
Board Action
88.86
MRS. SHIRLEY GRIGGS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
50.00
GRUNE & STRATTON, INC. Instructional Offices
Publisher Selected
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
MANON HARMON Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill. Council for Except. Children
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Furniture Repair - Materials General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
406.08
429.42
A*T
7.07
139.86
93-85
15.30 34-28 ""40.88 2.58 30.53 •35 10.00 12.80 85.55 21.60 4.40 21.25 89-43 4.10 8.75 19.40 6.75 3.36 12.24 12.18 5.01 40.19 16.03 111.21 3-78 3.20 11.68
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
3ills and Payrolls
B-#9
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. (continued) General Instruction General Instruction Laundry Expense General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Furniture Repair Materials General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Selected Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Low
HENRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
HICKOK ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
•A'
HOHMANN & BROWN APPLIANCE SERV., INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard
18.72 23-78 15.90
HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Title III - Audio Visual
Publisher Selected
420.00
HORN SEED COMPANY, INC. Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
111.75
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher Selected
HUDZBURG CHEVROLET, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Selected
86.94 29.88 14.70
IDEAL PICTURES Audio Visual Audio Visual Audio Visual
Selected Selected Standard
7.60 22.80 15.20
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
109.00 19.58 45-84 59.96 43.00 150.51 18.30 8.02 57.20 88,74 1.44 49.85
-M?
1,311.21
46.30
5.00
58.40
71.65
2.16
143.49
45.60
38.16
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#10
INDUSTRIAL ARTS & VOCATIONAL EDUC. General Instruction
Publisher Selected
4.00
INFORMATIVE CLASSROOM PIC. PUB. General Instruction
Publisher Selected
18.45
INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACHINES CORP. Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing
Rental Rental Rental Rental Low
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance - Parts
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library & Textbooks Library
Low Board Action
INTERSTATE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
JERRY’S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION General Eqpt. Pepair & Supplies
Low
JOHNSON HUNT PRODUCTIONS TV Rights
Selected
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Health Dept. - Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies
Low Low Selected Selected
41.36 4.62 4.00 13.00
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Agreement
163.74 20.69 16.27 84-59 14.18 27.50 17.92 1.60
& & & & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
75.00 100.00 2,801.00 84.32 262.76
7.06 3.56 65.97 17.62 26.88 23-33 152.21
79.14 2.096.64
3,323-08
At*
296.63
2,175.78
4.45
130.00
20.00
62.98
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#ll
FRED JONES FORD (continued) Maintenance - Parts General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpto Repair & SupplyGeneral Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Agreement Agreement
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
J & R AUTO SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
39-38 15.70 121.98 5.95
121
530.41
12.72
44-35 68.33
120.22 5*7
KEETON INDUSTRIES Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Selected
4-50
KNOWLEDGE BUILDERS TV Rights
Selected
20.00
LANGSAM DRUG VILLA STORE Health Dept. - Supplies Health Dept. - Supplies
Low Low
OTIS 0. LAWRENCE Travel Exp. - Chicago, Illinois N.S.T.A. Convention
Board Action
72.58
L. Eo LEWIS, JR. Travel Exp. - Chicago, Illinois Natl. Science Teachers Convention
Board Action
64.96
LIBERTY NATL. BANK & TRUST COMPANY Rental, 14, 17, 19 North Ellison
Agreement
BILL. LILLARD Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill. No. Central Assoc. Annual Meeting
Board Action
52.60
THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Low
38.81
HAROLD LINDNER Storeroom Stock
Low
160.00
LIQUID FLAME, INC. Heat
Low
59.00
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
58.11 34.36
92.47
565.00
305.63
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#12
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing Printing Printing Printing
Selected Selected Selected Selected
WILLIAM F, LOTT Travel Expense - Houston, Texas Natl. School Boards Convention
Board Action
MASTER MOTOR General General General General
Low Low Low Low
REBUILDERS Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair
& & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply
56.50 28.85 10.25 - 29.25.
124.85
155.34
142.65 56.24 162.23 218.33
579.45 .M?
RUSSELL MATHIS General Instruction
Board Action
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
60.00
T. C. McCOURRY Rent - 9216 North Western
Agreement
125.00
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Title VIII - Electronic Materials Library & Textbooks Title III
Board Action Board Action Publisher Selected
MCKESSON & ROBBINS INC® CHEM. DEPT. Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
MELTON COMPANY, INC. Health Dept. Supplies
Low Letter Bid
374.48
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
321.57
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY. Lawn Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
216.30
139.44 •945.10 69.96
1,154.50
42.47
5.39 217.50 222.97 412.80 187.00 46.85 66.39 27-00 3.95 82.32 243.84
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1?64 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#13
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY(continued) General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Repairs to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Selected Low
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Manpower
Publisher Selected
60.38
JAMES CLYDE MILLER Travel Expense - Chicago, Illinois NAB Convention & Engineering Conf.
Board Action
71.70
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies General Instruction Electronics - Supplies
Low Low Selected Selected
MILLER-NORRIS COMPANY Lawn Repair and Supply
Selected
MILLER & SON BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Selected
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Repair Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty Operating - Gas & Oil
Low Board Action
MODERN LEARNING AIDS Title III - Maps
Standard
MODERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
27.36 48.88 62.62 25.20 83.48 23.41 7-98 1.63 162.80
185.63 31.30 16.10 42.51
1,959.37
275-54
7.92
162.02
I8.36 24.00
42.36
2.70
966.07
1,377.80
20.00
9.10
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#14
MOORE AUTO SUPPLY Manpower - Eqpt.
Board Action
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Manpower General Instruction
Low Low
MOORE’S CYCLE & SUPPLY Lawn Repair and Supply
Selected
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
MUSIC MART Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF EDUCATION Library & Textbooks
Selected
NATL. COUNCILOF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Personnel Office Personnel Office
Selected Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Publisher Publisher
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING, INC. Adult School Supplies
Selected
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
NU-WAY PRODUCTS, INC. Laundry Expense
Low
180.00
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
3.08
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
85.92
O.K. MATTRESS COMPANY Health Dept. Supplies
Low
15.90
O.K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Miscellaneous
Low
5.00
308.07
6 • ZpZ], -.,3/80
10.24
3.60
408.00
20.00 26.50
w
*6-50
1.50
14.15
11.55 5.00 • 40 2.00
ill
19.10
65.00 -
22.55
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#15
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Laundry Expense Adult School Supplies Manpower General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPT. Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Low
Action Action Action Action Action
OKLAHOMA BINDERY COMPANY INC. Business Office
Selected
OKLAHOMA COUNCIL OF TEACHERS Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
OKLAHOMA FARMERS UNION SUPPLY ASSOC. General Instruction
Low
3.50 367.32 30.00 10.00 18.24
429.06
8,534.94
38-45 105.80 42.56
186.81
5*?
22.50
6.00
167.00
OKLAHOMA' GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY
Electricity
Utilities
44,493.47
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
29,914.41
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower General Instruction General Equipment General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
7.45 2.54 2.20 17o06 46.04 15.28 7.83 7.05 14.09 7.90 7.05 7.45 25.27 29.00 7.05 7.05 31.75
J5.-24
277.30
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-16
OKLAHOMA. PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock Printing
Low Low Letter Bid
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Instructional Offices
Low
3.84
OKLAHOMA FARMERS UNION SUPPLY ASSOCIATION Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
55.20
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY COMPANY Health Dept. - Supplies
Low
THE OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY, INC. Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected Low
OKLAHOMA SCREW PRODUCTS General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low Letter Bid
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
28.00
LORENA PADGETT Travel Expense - Miami, Florida ASCD National Conference
Board Action
89.41
JACK F. PARKER Travel Expense - Atlanta, Ga. Supts. Meeting Vocational Educ. - Washington, D.C.
Board Action Board Action
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
15.60
PHILCO CORPORATION - TechRep Div. Title VIII
Selected
11.20
216.00 209.60
425.60
1.35
24.00
6.00
128.04
Yl.lfi 7.20
171.56
24.66
484.00
5.30 111.00 -a.:60
173.90
86.37
142.87
MEETING OE MAY 4, I96A - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-#17
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) GENE PINGLETON Travel Expense - Minneapolis, Minn. Natl. Ed. Assoc. Elem. Sch. Principals
Board Action
75.20
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
16.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Board Board Board
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage Allocation for End of Term
Standard
1,421.40
PRESTO WELDING COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
1,988.08 12.78 7.47 23.06
14.45 33.16 14.45 14.45 2241 7 2.41 19.27 12.04 2.41 2.41 2.41 16.87 4.82 7.23 2.41 2.41 2.41 14.45 2.41 2.41 12.04 2.41 2.41 19.27 1.20 19.28 4.82
2,031.39
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
%
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-18
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION Manpower Manpower
Low Publisher Selected
PSYCHOLOGY PRESS, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Library Title III- Instruc. Materials Title III- Instruc. Materials
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
RECTOR’S BOOK STORE General Instruction
Selected
35.80
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
33.95
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Office Machines
Standard
15.00
RHYTHM RECORD COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
Lo L. RIDGWAY COMPANY, INC. Manpower General Instruction
Low Low
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low' Low Standard Board Action
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
3.60 7.20
10.80
10.00
7.00
22.14
13.25 22.45
'■
68.72
108.70
73.10
39-36 76.86
18.90
279.48 275.40 105.00 41.10 2,036.00
2,736.98
50 ..65
MEETING OF MAY 4-, 1964- - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
ROYAL MCBEE CORPORATION Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SARKES TARZIAN, INC, Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
42.56
SCHOLASTIC TESTING SERVICE, INC, General Instruction
Selected
22.45
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC, General Instruction Manpower
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
SESAC INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & SupplyRepair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard Low
GENE D, SHEPHERD Travel Expense - Miami, Florida A.S.C.D. Natl, Conference
Board Action
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON General Instruction
Agreement
28.40
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Title III - Library
Publisher Selected
88.62
3.75 ■ ■ 2.35_
6.10
900.00
11.80 594-82
■
v
1.00 1.64 23.46 5-99
32.09
7.13
36.12
-
8.20 28.75 9o43 13.62 37.92 5-57 2.25 7.92 6.22
119.88
116.62
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-#20
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
SIMPSON-HORTON, INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
THE L.W. SINGER COMPANY, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
SINGER PIPE & STEEL SUPPLIES, INC. General Instruction
Low
THOMAS J. SMITH Travel Expense - Wichita & Augusta, Kansas
Board Action
6.85
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Manpower
Low Letter Bid
4.48
SNYDERS SERVICE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
SOUTHWEST NEWS AND PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low Selected
42.80 9.00
51.80
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
1.86 ..I.. 7.6
3.62
South wes t war ehou se , inc . School Elections
Board Action
1.00 17-79
18.79
10.13
447.37
11.45
35.00
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY General"Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance - Parts
Standard
164.03
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewerage
Utilities
34.22
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY Maintenance - Parts
Selected
4.91
STANDARD BEARING & SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance - Parts
Selected
I8.56
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Date Processing
Board Action
3.00
8,232.47
166.73
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D SEES
Bills and Payrolls
%
B-#21
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued.) STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
110.00
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION (Richmond, Va.) TV Rights
Selected
6.00
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
41.50
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS, INC. Electronic Supplies
Low
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Board Board Board Low
MRS, CALVIN SUTTERFIELD Special Education
Reimbursement
10.80
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
65.02
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
30.00
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Title III - Audio Visual Materials
Selected Selected Selected Selected
147.30
Action Action Action Action
9.75 3.20 3.10 ^4.90 90.00
47.25 6.00 14.20 150.00
110.95
217.45
-
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Board Action
30.24
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY GOMPANY (Ada) Library & Textbooks
Low
48.50
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY (Edmond) General Instruction General Instruction Storeroom Stock Supt. & Business Office General Instruction Manpower Manpower Instructional Office General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
18.75 6.75 391.40 31.48 76.05 45-42 54.50 6.01 13.50 11.20
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
•
1 '—
B-#22
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (continued) Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Low Low Selected
44.55 8.96 52.65
761.22
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY9 INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III
Standard Selected
87-33 187.50
274-83
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks
Board Action
112.25
THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Low
276.00
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Manpower Project Planning Audio Visual Materials
Low Low Low
43.50 51.00 5.00
99-50
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
58.81 74.41 32.40
165.62
TURCO PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction
Low
UARCO INCORPORATED Printing
Standard
UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Storeroom Stock Business Office
Low Standard
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction Manpower
Low Low
UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES Manpower
Selected
88.95
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PRESS Library & Textbooks
Selected
6.90
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Audio Visual Materials
Selected
12.89
URBAN SAFETY EQUIPMENT Maintenance - Materials Maintenance - Materials
Selected Selected
37.50
119.80
481.00 20.70
501.70
37.37 . 9-32
46.69
21.32 63.00
84.32
MEETING OF MAY k, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
%
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-#23
U.S.A. RECORDS Library & Textbooks
Selected
VASECO INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Lew Standard
VROMAN’S Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
WADSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher Selected
4.95
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Low
8.15
WARD BROTHERS TRUCK PARTS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY Business Offiee Storeroom Stock General Instruction Office Machines
Low Low Selected Standard
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Standard Selected
585.89 35.07
620.96
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Printing Library Printing
Agreement Agreement Agreement
12.13 10.18 2.50
24.81
WESTERN UNION Telegraph
Utilities
WALTER Ro WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies
Selected Selected
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Standard
14.21
7.50 96.00 155.27
258.77
42.79 26 • AA
69.23
54.83 5.00
21.00 400.00 78.40
59.83
506.90
45.11
15.51
5.80 18.00
23.80
12.99
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
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B-#24
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B.G. WILKES COMPANY Printing Printing
Low 1 Low
.MRS* ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
11.76
YOUNGBLOOD MACHINE & WELDING SHOP Maintenance - Parts
Selected
40.85
92.16 459.20
551.36
1962-63 GENERAL FUND
CORONET FILMS TV Rights
Board Action
227.50
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
312.00
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Books
Board Action
2,710.67
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action (
3,822.40
SOLVENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
• 536.52
1963-64, BUILDING LEVY FUND
I
'
L
ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
72.00
AMERICAN MARBLE TILE & TERRAZZO CO. Materials 7 Buildings
Low
18.00
AMIS St KELLY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Low
44.50
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials - Garfield Fire
Low
135.80
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY Noninstructional Eqpt.
Low
36.84
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
45.50
CAMPBELL GUSS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
294.82
MEETING OF MAY 4-, 1964- - CONT'D
; ___________ ____ ______ ____ _____________________________ _ _____ ...
Bills and Payrolls
1963~64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-#25
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
W. H. CAVNAR & SONS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
DAGWELL-DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
522.00
12.00
162.50
158.69 70.46
229-15
2.42 .MF
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
58.50 13.80 < 7-92 132.00
212.22
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materials - Grounds
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
503.80 9.00 319-30 174-82 86.80 20.75 285.60
1,400.07
THE DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low
450000 430-00
880.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment Manpower - Equipment Title III - Equipment
Board Board Board Board
155.50 15,335.00 2,358.50 700.00
18,549-00
DULANEY’S Equipment for Instruction
Low
183.25
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS OF OKLAHOMA Equipment for Administration
Low
31.50
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Low Low
-
Action Action Action Action
1,661,00 157.00 288.00
2,106.00
I
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued).
I
r
L
B-26
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Garfield Fire - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Low Letter Bid
324.00 236.57 14.00 254.50 380.00 27.71 127.60
1,364.38
EVANS ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials
MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
Selected Selected Selected Selected
94.60 114.00 98.20 131.54
438.34
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low
242•64 17.26 99.00 68.25 195.00 121.24 299.02
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Selected
7.25 19.40 2.62
29.27
GENERAL ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Low Letter Bid Low Low Low
32.00 129.00 119.87 352.50
633.37
SUPPLY COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
Qw
1,042.41
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
215.60
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
272.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Manpower - Equipment Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
2.88 100.29 7.14 4.32 140.00 136.00 32.16 1.26
MEETING OF MAY 4, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-#27
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. (continued) Noninstructional Equipment Manpower - Equipment Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Letter Bid Low Low Letter Bid
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Grounds
Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Standard
120.78 410.00 85-39 236.00
1,276.22
25.50
25.00 114.00 100.30 6.16
245.46
w
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected Selected
â– 92.55
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Selected Selected
3.11 4.26 8.70
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Garfield Fire Materials - Buildings
Low Low
KNIGHT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
MARSHALL SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT CO. Manpower - Equipment
Low Letter Bid
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
175.95
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. CHEM. DEPT. Materials - Buildings
Low
9.80
MIDCO OKLAHOMA SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
327.72
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Eqpt. Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low
^.97
20.00
141.12
)
122.52
16.07
214.92
28.82 -
184.00
203.08 38.22 337.00 91.62 77.91 28.60
MEETING OF MAY 4, 19&± - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-#28
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment
Low Board Action Low
MINNEAPOLIS-HONEYWELL Materials - Buildings
Standard
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Board Action
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Standard
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Low
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF OKLA. CITY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Lew
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
THE POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
434.38
PROTECTO WRAP COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
28.08
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
A.R.K. - RAMOS FOUNDRY & MFG. CO. Materials - Buildings
Standard
88.35 10.17
-^.-■57
929.52
109.20
38.40
54-36 63.OO 473.50 156.40 21.00 60.96
5*7 >• 1,364.72
649.00
4.10 91.20
95.30
242.00
175.00 138.00
313.00
1,315.00 705.00
2,020.00
46.20
7.05
16.32
MEETING OF MAY K. 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-#29
REYNOLDS SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
ROBBERSON STEEL COMPANY Materials - Garfield Fire Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Low
SANFAX CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Selected
158.50
SCOVIL & SUBLETT, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
206.54
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
133.57
SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON WORKS Materials - Grounds
Board Action
154.00
SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER CO. Materials - Buildings
Standard
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials - Garfield Fire
Board Action
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Equipment for Instruction
Selected
SUBLETT AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Materials - Garfield Fire
Low
174.44
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Standard
129.15
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Administration
Low
210.66
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials — Buildings
Low Low
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY Equipment for Instruction
Low
445.00
_
1,375.00 78.28 1,492.42
12.68
660.50
75.00
48.95 198.56
247.51
371.63 201.80 - 14.40 305.50 218.20
1,111.53
205.00
1964 - COST'D
MEETING
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
WOODFORD SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Grounds
B-30
425.31
Low
BOND FUND
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Esto #10 - Building - Kennedy
Board Action
CAPITOL HILL BEACON Legal Publications
Selected
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT3 INC. Est, #9 ~ Arch. Fee - Webster
Board Action
170,415.00
20.67
3,441.07
sir
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INC. Est. #9 “ Building - Webster
Board Action
172,053.30
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Locks (Kennedy & Webster)
Board Action
•
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Business Expense
Selected
SOREY, HILL AND SOREY, INC. Est. #10 -Arch. Fee - Kennedy
Board Action
SOUTHWEST TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY Business Expense
Selected
2,790.00
153.50
3,387.12
20.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF APRIL. 1964 CENSUS WORKERS
Board Action
8,263.62
DEPART OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Taxes
1,033.50
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Taxes
173,565.02
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the April payrolls, authorize issuing the May payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the attached list in the total amount of $562,907.16 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #H9 Bills and Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the appropriation of State Aid in the amount of $1,817,961.00. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. (Official document attached.)
R. #120 State Aid Appropriation Approved
MEETING OF MAY U, 196^ - CONT'D 1
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Official Document for R. #120
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF STATE AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
6. E. & I. No. 307 (1956)
EXECUTED IN SEXTUPLICATE
To The Honorable County Clerk of-------------------- OKiAHCMftA---------------------------- County, State of Oklahoma.
Honorable County Clerk: We, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Nn. I<!>89____________________:_________ of said County and State, hereby certify that we are in receipt of official notice from the Finance Division of the State Board of Education that there has been apportioned to this District for the current fiscal year under the terms and conditions of the current State Aid Law, the sum of___________ ________ ;__________________________________________________________________________ _d «u ™ .1.917,961.00 , of State Aid to be appropriated and expended for the maintenance and operation of the schools in said District for said fiscal year conditioned only upon the proposition that “the District Budget, as filed with the State Auditor, shows that the appropriations of the District, plus the State Aid for which the District qualifies will enable it to maintain the minimum program” as defined by said State Aid Law. We further certify that the sum so apportioned has been, by the State Board of Education, respectively allotted as follows:—
1. Restricted to Current Expense (Acct. 1)........................................................................ 2. Not restricted and therefore available for appropriation at the option of this Board Total
Accordingly, we herewith respectively submit the following statement of appropriations heretofore made, together with an estimate of needs to be met out of the above apportionment of State Aid; and we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as submitted, which estimate we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Board.
.day of.
5*?
Melft
Address
Clerk PURPOSE TO WHICH APPROPRIATIONS ARE MADE
Address
PREVIOUS APPROPRIATIONS MADE AND BALANCE REQUIRED Needs for the Full Fiscal Year Currently Estimated
Appropriations Previously Made
Balance Required To Complete Fiscal Year
reques
ted
APPLICATION OF 8TATE AID
ADD BY COUNTY CLERK STATE AID
1. Current Expense
>,80
2. Capital Outlay 3. Total Subject to Warrant Issue 4. Reserve for Interest on Warrants
l.©0
5. Grand Total — Home School Budget
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF. I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk in and for said County and State, do hereby certify that I have verified the apportionment of State Aid Funds for the current fiscal year to the within and foregoing School District No_____________ __________________ of the same County and State, by comparing the same to the certificate of apportionment made to me by the State Board of Education and that I have added to the appropriation items as aforesaid, sums that total the amount of___________________________________________________________ Dollars ($/■ to the purposes specifically indicated, in accord with the request and the order of apportionment.
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I further execute this certificate in sextuplicate and direct that one copy be supplied to each of the following: (1) Clerk of the Board, (2) Treasurer of the Board, (3) County Superintendent of Schools, (4) Superintendent of Schools in the District, (5) Director of Finance in the State Board of Education, and (6) Retain one in the County Clerk’s office. Done at
Oklahoma, this
County Clerk
(SEAL)
By-
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WESBANCO OKLA. CITY
R. #121 Plan Books Approved.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of plan books for use by all schools from Thompson Book & Supply Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $990*00 is to be charged to Account G 2U0-A. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #122 Building Mtls. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of building materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Morgensen Lumber Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,263.60 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R* #123 Electrical Supplies App.
It was moved by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of electrical supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from Pyramid Supply, Inc., who submitted the low quotation on specifications. This purchase amounting to $975*75 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of shade material for use by the Maintenance Department from Carl R. Trappe Venetian Blind Service who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,312.80 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #124 Shade Materie Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
R. #125 Heating and Plumbing Sup. Approved
Norman Plumbing Company U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company Mideke Supply Company F. E. Georgia Supply Company Mid-States Supply of Kansas, Inc.
$ 1,324.87 413*62 . 411.18 2.68 23-05 4,062*72
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D.
$ 6,238.12
All members voted "Aye" on roll
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of Library furniture and equipment for use at Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications:
R. #126 Furniture foj Kennedy, Webs-!
$
253-84 860.00 839-97 3A93-OO 13,701.10
Myrtle Desk Company Educators Mfg. Company W. R. Ames Company Thompson Book & Supply Company Triangle School Equipment
Total
$19,147-91
These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts: Bond 1119-C Bond 1122-C
Kennedy Junior High School Webster Junior High School
$10,975-13 8,172.78
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Purchase orders are to be issued for furniture to the followimg companies: $
City Office Supply Thompson’s Book & Supply, Ada Dowling's, Inc. Virco Mfg. Corporation Educators Mfg. Company Triangle School Equipment Oklahoma Electric Supply American Seating Company
Total
265.00 6,545.50 11,255.72 8,954.80 11,174.00 20,080.00 3,960.00 2,418.00
$64,653-02
These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts.: Bond 1119-C Bond 1122-C BL 1030-C
Kennedy Junior High School Webster Junior High School Various Schools
$34,660.06 24,252.46 5,740.50
$64,653-02
Information 1 the Board
MEETING OF MAY 4, I96K - CONT'D
R. #127 Transfers in 1963-64 General Fund Approved
It was moved by Mr. Ben&ett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve making the following transfers and supplement appropriations in the 1963-64 General Fund Accounts:
SUPPLEMENT AND TRANSFERS
120-C 120-D 120-P2 120-Q2 L2O-Q3 211 213-B 215-D2 215-D3 240-B2 250-C2 312-A2 410-B 420-A 420-B 440 450-A 46o 510-A, B 51O-D3 520 530-A 530-B 540-A2 54O-A3 620-A 710-B 730-A2 910-B2
94o -a 96o -b 4
1010-C2 1030-E
Treasurer - Other Expense School Elections Personnel Directory Legal Publications Travel Principals and Assistants - Salaries Homebound Teachers - Salaries Radio & TV - Noncertified Salaries Printing - Salaries Title III - Maps, Films, Books In-Service Training Counselors - Supplies Bus Drivers Operating - Gas and Oil Maintenance - Tires and Tubes Pupil Transportation Insurance Contracted Services Special Education Custodial Services - Salaries Warehouse - Salaries Heat Water and Sewerage Electricity Laundry Expense Filter Expense Repair to Instructional Equipment Social Security TV' Equipment Rental Travel Boarding - Special Education Adult School Book Rental Tax Assessment Pupil Transportation - Equipment
$
100.00 44.00 530.00 500.00 1,000.00 2,250.00 3,000.00 300.00 2,400.00 22,000.00 5,000.00 700.00 800.00 2,000.00 1,000.00 380.00 3,000.00 400.00 15,000.00 2,000.00 15,000 .^5 10,000.00 10,000.00 7,000.00 1,000*00 3,000.00 25,000.00 2,000.00 110.00 500.00 250.00 1,985.00 17,760.00
Total - Transfer - Deductions $ 156,009.00 1,817,961.00 Net Supplement Total Supplement and Transfers
$1,973,970.00
TRANSFERS AND SUPPLEMENT INCREASES
110-0 120-A2 120-Q 213 213-A 214-C 215-C 215-D 240-A 240-M 312-A3 321-A 450-B
540-a
620-A12 912-A 971 1030-ML
Purchasing Office - Salaries Board Member Expense Postage Teachers - Salaries Substitute Teachers - Salaries Guidance in Schools - Salaries Instructional Aides - Salaries Curriculum Center - Salaries Storeroom Stock Printing - Other Expense Title V - Supplies, NDEA Physicians - Salaries Public Carriers Custodial Supplies Lawn - Repair & Supplies Summer School - Salaries Manpower - Other Expense Manpower - Equipment
Total Supplement and Transfers
$ 1,100.00 500.00 500.00 1,717,961.00 15,000.00 500.00 1,400.00 2,000.00 96,459.00 15,000.00 500.00 250.00 10,000.00 50,000.00 3,000.00 10,000.00 21,500.00 28,300.00 $1,973,970.00
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #128 Typewriters Purchased
typewrite!s purchase Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve for use in various schools from the following companies who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: $38,317.50 967.OO
Donnell Typewriter Company Olivetti-Underwood Corporation
Total
$38,884.50 (Continued)
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
These purchases are toffee charged to the following accounts: Bond 1119-C Bond 1122-C BL 1030-C
Kennedy Junior High School Webster Junior High School Various Schools
Total
$ 6,095.00 3,220.00 29,569^0
R. #128 Continued
$38,884-50
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of books, films, filmstrips, and other teaching aids for use in various schools from the following companies: A
Rand McNally & Company American Institute of Discussion Teaching Film Custodians, Inc. Dominant Pictures, Corp. Spencer International Press, Inc. Cinema-Vue Corporation Denoyer-Geppert Company A. J. Nystrom & Company Collier-Macmillan Library Service Grolier Society, Inc. Modern School Supply Company The C. V. Mosby Company Encyclopedia Britannica Listening Library National Council of Teachers of English Field Enterprise Educational Corporation Americana Corporation F. E. Compton Co. Div. of Encyclopedia Britannica, Inc. Modern Learning Aids Film Associates of California Filmstrip House Shaw Productions Indiana University Cornet Instructional Films Jim Martin, Educational Films National Film Board of Canada Northern Films National Golf Foundation Charlie Pacey Education Films Educational Record Sales Auburn University Vaseco, Inc.
Total
$
524 .^t) 420.00 245.00 425.00 287^20 6O9.OO 875.OO 3,083.65 556.50 288.05 404.50 234.14 6,733.11 310.98 255.80 6,795.80 878.40 5,918.15 1,380.00 910.00 254.88 330.00 2,335-00 4,350.00 2,590.00 360.00 292.00 295.OO 1,880.00 624.35 225.00 1,371-75
$46,042.46
These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts: G G G *G
$ 3,904.38 23,170.49 145.00 18,587.95
220 230-C 240-B 96O-B
Total (*
Purchase approved on NDEA Application.)
Motion carried with all members voting."Aye" on roll call.
$46,042.46
R- #129 Films, Teachi Aids Approved
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #130 Magazine Subs. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. ^nnett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of magazine subscriptions for use by various schools from Irwin C. Gaumer who submitted the low quotation Chis purchase in the amount of $4,275*39 Is lo be charged to Account G 230-B. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." I
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It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of floor and. wall covering materials from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: F. A. Highley Company, Inc. Thompson Distributors, Inc.
$ 1,149.80 1,271.72 Total
These purchases are to be charged. to Account BL 620-D.
$ 2,421.52
All members voted "Aye'C*t>n roll call. s ho *s o o o m
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Central Food. Statement
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, March 31; 1964, was submitted, as information to the Board.
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #132 Star-Spencer Addition Bid Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the low bid. of $921,900.00 submitted by Metropolitan Buildings Division of the Metropolitan Paving Company, Inc., for alterations and the 1964 addition to Star-Spencer Junior-Senior High School. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #133 Fence Bid for Various Schools Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the low bid of $35;775-70 submitted by Acme Fence Company for furnishing and installing fencing according to plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department for the following schools: Edison, Garden Oaks, Gatewood, Hayes, Henry, Hillcrest, North Highland, Prairie Queen, Southern Hills, Spencer, Star, Stonegate, Zachary Taylor, Telstar, and Western Village Elementary School sites; Jefferson Junior High School site; Star-Spencer and Northwest Classen Senior High School sites. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #134 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn until 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 26, 1964, was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded
ATTEST:
Approved the
lay of junS; 1964.
MEETING OF MAY 26, 1^6k
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Cfr THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA., MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
ABSENT:
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk > N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent, H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Administra bive Assistant; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Dick Samples, Engineers; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Wallace Smith, Director; and bidders. Envocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers.
SPECIAL Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to open bids on the following projects: 1.
Addition and alterations to Green Pastures Elementary School, plans and specifications prepared by Seminoff-Bowman-Bode, Architects.
2.
An Addition to Madison Elementary School, plans and specifications prepared by Louis C. Williams, Architect.
On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
Tabulations and Notice for Bids follows:
GREEN PASTURES Alt. #1
Alt. #2
$142,182.00 144,284.00 146,963.00 147,000.00 147,680.00 149,420.00 149,600.00
$3,548.00 3,400.00 2,920.00 3,645.00 3,640.00 2,700.00 4,116.00 2,880.00 3,982.00 3,100.00 3,800.00 6,100.00
-$1,200.00 N.C. 766.OO 438.00 - 1,823.00 - 1,250.00 620.00
Base Bid
Alt. #1
$113,622.00 114,678.00 116,360.00 116,600.00
N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. -$200.00 - 300.00 - 186.00
Base Bid
Contractor
J. J. Cook Construction Co. Vaughan Construction Co. Geo. Mappes Construction Co. Mangum Building Company The Constructors Company Novak Construction Co. Paul Allison, Inc. Kinser Construction Co. W. D. Douglas Constr. Co. Sherman Hickman, Contractor Smith & Son, Contractors Weldon S. Liebolt, Contractors
151,712.00 153,618.00 154,932.00 156,990.00 157,353.00
N.C. - 1,735-00 - 1,255-00 + 2,212.00 + 78O.OO
MADISON
Contractor
Kinser Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co. J. J. Cook Construction Co. Benmore, Inc. Wynn Construction Co. W. D. Douglas Construction Co. Charles T. Hughes Constr. Co. Paul Allison, Inc. Milner Construction Co. The Constructors, Inc. Sherman Hickman, Contractor Vaughan Construction Co.
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117,500.00 119,188.00 121,280.00 123,490.00 124,410.00 124,600.00 124,832.00 125,197.00
N.C. N.C. N.C. N.C. ? 200.00
Alt. #2
+$ +
+ + + + + + + ?
600.00 825.00 600.00 900.00 2,000.00 575-00 300.00 710.00 675.OO
595.OO 695.OO 710.00
R- #135
Open Bids on Additions to Green Pasture; Madison School
MEETING OF MAY 26, 1964 - CONT'D
R- #136
It was moved by Mr. Benrlfctt and seconded by Mr. Lott that the above bids be referred to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #137
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to open bids for paving of SE 66th Street between Shields Boulevard and Santa Fe Avenue; also the construction of a sanitary sewer at Webster Junior High School, plans and specifications prepared by Thomas and Marshall Engineering Company. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Tabulations and Notice for Bids follows:
Disposition of Bids Open Bids on Paving and Sanitary Sewer Webster School
PAVING Contractor Amis-Kelley Constr. Co. Slayter Bros. Constr. Co. Doerfler-Krapff Constr. Co. Haskell Lemon Constr. Co. Palm Paving Company Connelly Paving Co. Jerry Pitman, Edd Constr. Co.
Section C No bid $ 9;685.50 10,4-00.00 10,512.16 11,657-50 12,615.00 15,247.00
Alternate $9,210.25
No bid No bid 9,628.06 10,518.50 12,515.00 No bid
Section D
Alternate
No bid $ 9;967.25
$ 9;533-75
10,750.00 10,853-70 11,980.50
13;14o .oo
15,468.75
No bid No bid 10,098.09 11,190.00 13,090.00 No bid
SANITARY SEWER Contractor
Section A
Doerfler-Krapff Constr. Co. Underground Uitlities . Perry Constr. Co. Jerry Pitman, Edd Constr. Co.
$2,800.00 2,843-40 3;412.32 4,398.05
Section B
A** $1,700.00" 1,683.10 2,059.68 2,691.50
(Mr. Estes read a letter from Project Construction Company regretting
their inability to submit a bid on the Sanitary Sewer project. in clerk's files.)
Letter
R. #138
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Mr. Bennett Left
Mr. Bennett asked to be excused from the meeting at this time (5:25 p.m.).
Disposition of Bids
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING R. #139 Lone Star, Sch. The Central Office having received a communication from the County Superintendent of Schools declaring all of Dependent School District No. 28, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, annexed to Dist. No. 28, Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as of May 25, 1964, it was Annexed moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott that the newly annexed area be assigned to Ward 2 for voting purposes. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Legal description follows:
BEGINNING at a point in the center of Section 15, T-13-N, R-3W, thence south three (3) miles, east three (3) miles, north three (3) miles, west three (3) miles to point of beginning, except for a plat comprising thirty (30) acres or the S/2 of the SW/4 of the NW/4 and the S/2 of the N/2 of the SW/4 of the NW/4 of Section 35; T-13-N, R-3-W. R. #140 1963-64 Gen.
Fund Budget Increase App.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve an increase in the 1963-64 General Fund Budget with a Supplemental Appropriation in the amount of $1,777; 4-53-36 which will bring our legal budget to the planned operating amount of $20,300;000.00. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (official document follows.)
MEETING OF MAY 26, 1961 - CONT'D
R. #110
Continued
SUPPLE MENTAL
ESTIMATE
of BOARD OF EDUCATION, OKLAHOMA CITY OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA
To the County Excise Board County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma
Gentlemen: Pursuant to the requirements of Title 68-Sec. 292 9 O.S, 1911 we herewith submit for your consideration the within Statement of the Fiscal condition of the (SoRftraI_______________ Fund of the Oklahoma City School District, County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma, for that portion of the current fiscal year beginning July 1, 1963,, and ending with the close of business of the last day of the month of April_________ 19$+ 9 together with an itemized statement of balances in appropriations now considered unnecessary or dispensable in view of greater needs, and an itemized statement of additional needs considered essential in the proper conduct said municipality for the remainder of the current fiscal year ending June 30» 19£/,« We further certify that the estimate of income from sources other than Ad Valorem Tax for the remainder of the current fiscal year is reasonably probable of collection before June 30th next, and that such estimate is based on the estimated income other than ad valorem tax as fixed by the Excise Board for the current fiscal year, after excluding any estimate of such income to be received from prior or back ad valorem tax as to which the date of delinquency has elapsed. We further certify that the aggregate amount of said proposed additional and supplemental appropriations, when added to the original appropriations for the fiscal year, is not in excess of the income and revenue provided and accumulated for this current fiscal year, that Officers in charge of Departments affected by proposed cancellations have been notified of such proposals, and that no part of -.the revenue of this or a previous year against which there are any outstanding claims, contracts or warrants, has'been included in this Supplemental Estimate. Dated at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this
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CERTIFICATE OF TRUE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION AND CASH ON HAND
We, the undersigned, do hereby solemnly swear or affirm that the within Exhibits, A, B, and C reflect a true and correct statement of the condition of the General________ Fund for each of the stated Fiscal Accounts of the Board of Education, of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, as at the close of business on _______ Apr 11 30____________19$+ > that we have no knowledge or record of any claims or contracts pending against the Balances of Appropriations proposed for cancellation;, and that all of said statements are in accordance with and as shown by the records of our respective officers, each, so help .me God. — CLERK'S .SIGNATURE" .
Clerk
Treasurer
Subscribed and sworn to before me this X
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'^'day of
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Notary Public
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MEETING OF MAY 26, 1964 - CONT'D 1
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R. #140
Continued
Exhibit A Board of Education, Oklahoma City, Okla. Fund Balance Sheet
T96I4
Total
Prior Fiscal Years
Fiscal Year
I965-6U ASSETS: Cash on Hand (Ex C) 19 Tax in Process (Ex B) Other Revenue in Process (Ex B) Total
$ $ $ $
5,528,93U.95 . 1,611,790.00 5,1140,72^.95
$ $ $ $
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LIABILITIES & RESERVES: Warrants Outstanding (Ex C) Contracts & Orders Outstanding (Ex C) Reserved for Expenditure (Ex C) Reserved for Interest (Ex C) Tota I
Surp I us
19
ANALYSIS OF SURPLUS: Collected in Excess of Estimate (Ex B)
Cancelled Contracts & Orders (Ex C) Cancelled Warrants-Oj|^>^^^ (Ex C) Interest Paid (Ex C) Total
No Protests Pending against Current or Prior Years Revenues or Estimates
$ $ $ $
MEETING OF MAY 26, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #140
Continued.
Exhibit B
Board of Education, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Analysis of I963-6U General Fund Revenue July I, I9&I to April , / igM
Sources of
Revenue Appropr i ated
Income
1|. Mi I I Tax Levy IntangibIe Tax State School Land Earnings County Apportionment Auto License Tax Gross Production Tax Transfer Fees County Operational State Aid Basic Aid Tuition Rentals Adult Institute Fees Federal Housing Vocational Aid Handicapped Children EquaIi zat i on Ai d State Defense Education
&80.55U7O 52,882.hU
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7U5.075.00 6Q.M6.oo
~ Insurance Refunds ______ ________ Resale Instructional Sup. ______________ ! Sale of Property ______________ Sale of Material & Supplies _________ Industrial Art Fees ______________ Balance of Fees _________ Drivers Education Fees ______________ Typewriter Replacement _______________ Mi see I Ianeous Reimbursement Travel Reimbursement ~~~~~~~ Kindergarten Tuition Federal M & 0 Transfers & Affadavits Summer Schoo!
Water & Sewer Lines Towel Fees Film Rental \ Relmb,-Manpower...................... Relmb.-Medicine___________ Instrumental Rental*
Cash Surplus GRAND TOTAL
67,319.51
|g,0M.35
U76.8h8.o6
5.BUM
8,798.08
3,765.75
2O5.U63.9O UI6Q.M
8.308.30 6.837.97
....... 39.U82.31
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U6H,7W.OO
i,6?8,@73.57
8,188,785.83
227,856.92
IW.hl5.03
I29,U1M5
7.960.928.9l
8,318,200,86
557,871^$
l,M6.667.ai
i ,M6,667.8i
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17.088. Ihl.l6®
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Prior Years Tax
Total Tax
■g.605.73
SurpI us Col Iections
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Total other than Tax
Tax (Net)
U756*08
Ba Iance in Process
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Rehab.
Car Tag Fees
Col Iected to U-3O-6U
U6IU790.00
UW5.3h5.52
MEETING OF MAY 26, I96U - CONT'D I
R. #140
i
Continued
Exh i b i t C.
Board of Education, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Receipts and Disbursements ®eWf*al Fund ily I, I9&3 to April 56 ' r~l9^t
Fi seal Year
Tota I
Cash Balance June JO,
RECEIPTS? Miscellaneous Revenue (EX B) Ad Valorem Tax (EX B)
DISBURSEMENTS; Warrants Paid
5*7 £.
Total Disbursements
EXPENDITURE AND WARRANT ANALYSIS
BUDGET ANALYSIS; Approved for Expenditure
Less Contracts and Orders
.... I
t
$i M7M@7*76
$ $
Reserved for Expenditure
CONTRACT AND ORDER ANALYSIS; Outstanding June JO, 19
__________
l
;
$
Contracts and Orders Issued Total
LESS; PaTd by Warrant Issue CanceI I at i ons
$ $
■
■
$
Total
$
Balance Outstanding (Ex A) WARRANT ANALYSIS; Outstanding June JO, 19 Warrants Issued
1
1
$
Total LESS; Warrants Paid Warrants Cancelled
Total Balance Outstanding (Ex A) INTEREST; Appropriated Pa i d Reserve
T.........
$ 0,5U9*893.1t8" $ ■
$ $
$ 13,511.9,907.78
$
$ l*Of2Jh6S«96
I
$ $
e $ ■t
$
7,500.00 9.31W5
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MEETING OF MAY 2.6, 1964 - CONT'D j:
R. #140
Continued
Fund 19 63-»6k
________ general_________
Schedule 1______
Appropriation Accounts having unencumbered balances proposed for cancellation
.........
.................... ;___________ 19
Account Noo
•
Cancelled byExcise Board
Proposed for Cancellation
Purpose
$
1
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$
TOTAL
Schedule 2 SUPPLEMENTAL AND ADDITIONAL NEEDS
Account No,,
Purpose
CURRENT OPERATING EXPENSES
TOTAL
Request
I.777.U53.36
Approved byExcise Board
MEETING OF MAY 26, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #140
Continued
CERTIFICATE OF EXCISE BOARD STATE OF OKLAHOMA. COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA, ss: ;We, the undersigned, Members of the Excise Board of Said County and State, do hereby certify that we have examined and carefully considered the application and proposal of the Governing Board of the Board of Education, Oklahoma City, of the same county and State aforesaid, for additional and supplemental appropriations for certain current expense purposes for the remainder of the fiscal year ending June 30, I96I4. , the financial statement submitted therewith as of the month ending _______ Apr 11 30_________ 19 6U, and the list of appropriations arid parts thereof proposed for cancellation, after hearing any protests against such proposed cancellations .
We rely on the sworn statements of the Clerk and of the Treasurer and of the Governing Board of the within-named municipality that the revenues already received have been properly credited to the several Fiscal Year Accounts, that all warrant issues have been properly charged thereto or paid therefrom, and that no unpaid claims or contracts are pending against the balances of Appropriation submitted for cancellation. We find, on analysis of the within Financial Statements that the available surplus revenue already accrued and which is subject to supplementary appropriations under Title 68-Sec. 292, O.S. 1941, is as follows;
Cash Surplus (Exhibit A)
Wherefore, we have and do order cancellation of Appropriation Items as shown in last column of Schedule 1, and we hereby appropriate the Current Revenues released thereby, together with Current Surplus Assets disclosed to Current purposes and we have and do hereby approve and make additional and supplemental Appropriations as listed in column 3 of Schedule 2, in the total sum of $ 1.777,^3.36______ which is within the total amount of Surplus Revenue accrued as scheduled. The Secretary of the County Excise Board is hereby ordered to certify the same to the clerk of the within-named municipality or subdivision of the State of Oklahoma, who is hereby authorized to enter the same upon his records, to -notify his Treasurer of this action, and to make said funds available to his Governing Board.
MEETING OF MAY 26, 1964 - CONT'D ____________ ——________ ___ _______
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Motion was made by Mr. Itebt and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve making transfers in the 1963-64 Building Levy Accounts totaling $40,300.00 according to the following official document. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #141
Transfers in 1963-64 Bldg.
Levy Accounts
TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATIONS By Cancellation and Reappropriation Within the
Ruflrftng lavy
Fund. Fiscal Year 19- 196k
First Finding Surplus Insufficient or Non-Existent
...
£Jty. SetoJ .PWrtef -J«M „ ____ (Municipality)
__________ Oklahoma _____
County, Oklahoma
CERTIFICATE OF GOVERNING BOARD To the Honorable Excise Board of ______________
Oklahoma
County, Oklahoma/ 5*? Gentlemens We hereby certify that, under authority of 68, 0. S. 1941, Sec. 292, the Public Welfare of _______ District l«»80____________ _____ _(municipality) requires additional appropriations for current expense in the fund above named, herein detailed and submitted as Exhibit B hereof, and that we submit for cancellation unencumbered balances less urgently needed, detailed in Exhibit A hereof, for which current revenues and levies have been provided. We respectfully request that you reappropriate said revenues and levies to the extent herein detailed and scheduled, including surpluses accrued and resulting from said cancellation of appropriations as aforesaid. Done in a meeting of the Governing Board of said Municipality, as recorded in the minutes of the Secretary or Clerk of said Board, and signed at Oklahoma City Oklahoma, this 26th day of May . 196L. .
Re spe c t ful IjZ submi 11 e d
' 1. State of Oklahoma, County of , __
CERTIFICATE OF EXCISE BOARD
1
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We, the undersigned, members of the Excise Board in and for said County and State, hereby certify that we have' examined the within exhibits of additional needs for current expense purposes certified by the above named municipality through its Governing Board as being necessary for the Public welfare in said Municipality; that, to provide revenue therefor, we hereby order cancellation of the balances in Appropriation Accounts as shown in the last column of Exhibit A hereof in the total sum of ; and that we hereby reappropriate the amount of revenues and levy so represented to the uses and. purposes shown in Exhibit B hereof in the total sum of $ _______ . to be used for those purposes and no other under restrictions pursuant to Section 3, Art. 26, Chapter 66, S. 1. 1939 (H. B. 189). Furthermore, we hereby instruct the Secretary of this Board to send copies of this certificate to the Clerk and to the Treasurer of said Municipality, with instructions to adjust their Appropriation Accounts in accordance with this order, and to retain one copy in the files of this Board.
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MEETING OF MAY 26, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #142
It was moved hy Mr. Roge?*b and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of an offset
Dffset Prtg. Press Approved
printing press for use "by the Printing Department of the Administration Building from Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation who submitted the low quotation on specifications in This purchase in the amount of $6,690.05 has been response to the attached Notice. approved on our National Defense Education Act Application and is to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-DL. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #143
Motion to adjourn was made "by Mr. Rogers, seconded hy Mr. Lott, and carried
id journment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the 1st day of June, 1964
!
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1^
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C& THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1964, AT A: 30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
ABSENT:
William F. Lott
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant, David Light, Chief Accountant; Mervel Lunn, Gene Pingleton, G. L. Rohinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Vivian Mattox, Gladys Gillette, Noha French, Classroom Teachers; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Max Morgan, visiting attorney; Jerry Wallace, OCCTA. The invocation was given hy Dr. Parker.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded hy Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of May 4, 1964, R. #144 and May 26, 1964, were approved as presented, all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.. Minutes Approved
The guests were welcomed hy Mr. Estes.
Guests Welcome
FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular monthly financial report.
Treasurer1s Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for the Board's consideration.
Auditor1s Report
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the above reports as presented. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #145 Reports Approv
Mr. Estes introduced Mr. Max Morgan who in turn gave a brief verbal report regarding routine legal activities in which Mr. Lybrand (deceased May 28, 1964) had been recently involved. â–
Mr. Morgan Introduced
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to direct Dr. Parker to prepare for submission to the Board for consideration a Resolution of Appreciation for Walter A. Lybrand. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (Deceased May 28, 1964.)
R. #146 Superintendento Prepare Resolution
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for William M. Brewer, Head Custodian, Roosevelt Junior High School, deceased May 9, 1964. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #147 Resolution of
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to direct the following persons to attend conventions as indicated:
R. #148 Professional Trips Approvec
Jack F. Parker to attend the National Education Association Convention, Seattle, Washington, June 28-July 2, 1964.
Irma Douglas to attend the American Library Association Convention, St. Louis, Missouri, June 29-July 1, 1964.
Floy Campbell to attend the Public Relations Seminar, Portland, Oregon, July 6-10, 1964. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. It was .moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to confirm the attendance of David Nunn to the Southwest Seminar for Police on Prevention and Control of Delinquency, Norman, May 25-29, 1964. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #149 Professional Trip Approved
PERSONNEL
It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
Personnel Recommended
CONI'D
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SOUTHERN KILLS
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ANTHONY, (MRS)
5TH
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ARMSTRONG, NANCY F. LANNES W.
JEFFERSON
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5-29-64
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STAR SPENCER
STAR SPENCER
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SOCIAL STUDIES
JEFFERSON
5-29-64
5-29-64
5-29-64
5-29-64
GOODMAN,
5-29-64
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GRAHAM,' BERT A,
COMMERCE
5-29-64
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CAPITOL HILL SR.
(MR) ENGLISH
5-29=64
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effective DATE
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ILLNESS (MRS)
DAVISON,
MARSHALL BILLIE M.
(MRS)
ENGLISH
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5TH
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DUNBAR J RD
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT
MRS. SYLVIA KINS, FROM i TIME TRAVELING STRING TEACHER,
TEACHER, SALARY #4J38.00,
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MRS. MARION MC CRACKEN, FROM i TIME CLERK, MC KINLEY, SALARY #240.00,
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1964.
MISS NANCY BURROUGHS,
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SALARY #170.00 PER MONTH,
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1964.
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NAME
DATES OF EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
PAUL RINGLER
JUNE 8-12
#100.00
GLADYS WHELIHAN
JUNE 8-9
ALLENE MIZE
JUNE 8-112
40.00 100.00
SPEAKERS AND CONSULTANTS FOR THE SUMMER WORKSHOP JUNE 9
# J0.00
JUNE 11-12
#100.00 PLUS EXPENSES
JUNE 15-26
#200.00
SALLY AUGUSTINE
JUNE 15-26
#250.00
LELIA LOVEJOY
JUNE 15-26
250.00
DOROTHY JONES
JUNE 15-26
250.00
KATHLEEN ROGERS
JUNE >5-26
250.00
DR.
LA VERNE LOWMAN
CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE
DR. GLENADINE GIBBS
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STATE COLLEGE OF IOWA
DR.
FRED SLOAN
(TRAVEL,HOTEL,MEALS)
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
DR. MOORMAN P. PROSSER PSYCHOLOG 1 CAL CONSULTANT
75.00
MRS. NANCY RAINEY AND MRS. IRENE OLSON TO WORK WITH THE LANGUAGE ARTS COMMITTEE, JUNE <5 THROUGH JUNE 26, 1964, SALARY TO BE #200.00.
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D =5
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS BE EMPLOYED TO TEACH IN SUMMER SCHOOL: SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT - JUNE 1 THROUGH JULY 24, 1964. PRINCIPAL OF SUMMER SCHOOL
MR,
L.
V.
IRWIN
SALARY
TERM OF
$700.00
JUNE 1
EMPLOYMENT
- JULY 24
BUILDING PRINCIPALS OF SUMMER SCHOOL SALARY $600.00 FOR 8 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT
WILLIAM SHELL
JOHN MARSHALL
JOE WALKER
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LEON BRUNER
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HARDING
TEACHER
SUBJECT
TEACHER
SUBJECT
BROWN SCOTT
SCIENCE
HOWARD GRAY
MATH.
BYRON ROBERTS
SOCIAL STUDIES
DICK THOMPSON
ENGL 1SH
TEACHER
SUBJECT
TEACHER
SUBJECT
JOHN LOMAX
MATH.
MARSHALL
ELLA B. JACKSON
BUS.
HAZEL HALE
ENGL 1SH
GEORGE MULCAHY
ENGLISH
GAIL GAY
MATH.
JAMES SPARKS
SCI ENCE
SUBJECT
TEACHER
SUBJECT
ED.
GRANT TEACHER
LAURA KELLEY
ENGLISH
HELEN RAY
MATH.
MATH.
JERRY WILLIAMS
SCIENCE
SUBJECT
TEACHER
SUBJECT
MARY NEEL
ENGL 1SH
CHARLES W, SANDMANN
MATH.
MAURICE PIERCE
SCI ENCE
MARY J. SPARKS L. D.
HOSTETTER
JOHN HILL
ENGLISH SOCIAL
STUDIES
CENTRAL
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MEETING OF JUNE 1, I96M- - CONT'D
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(CONT'D)
NORTHWEST SUBJECT
TEACHER
TEACHER
SUBJECT
R. M. GORDON
SCIENCE
EVELYN FINDLY
BUS.
ED.
IRMA GRAHAM
ENGLISH
THURGUSU DILL
BUS.
ED.
BOB BLACKBURN
SOCIAL STUDIES
EUGENE VAIL
SCIENCE
RICHARD HUNTER
SCI ENCE
RAE MILLER
MATH.
REX IRWIN
MATH.
PEGGY PITT
ENGLISH
BERNEICE HAGGARD
ENGLISH
SANDRA HERNDON
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MARSHALL
CECIL KEGANS
CORNELIUS CARVER
TONEY LACKEY
DELBERT KARNES
LEONARD OGLE
HERSHELL SHERRILL
JAY PIGG
LONNIE GILLILAND JR.
DARRELL MILLIRON
KEITH DOWDELL
DAVID H?KE
BILL JONES
HARDING
CENTRAL
JERRY POTTER
CLIFFORD JIM
BASIL MC COLLOM
VIRGIL MILLIRON
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WARD MC CASKILL
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400.00
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MARSHALL
400.00
NORMA CALL
NORTHWEST
400,00
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GRACE STEPHENS
CENTRAL
300.00
LIBRARY AIDES. DATES OF EMPLOYMENT JUNE <5 - JULY 24 JOAN WARD
CENTRAL
.75 PER HOUR
NANCY MYERS
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.75 PER HOUR
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HANDING
.75 PER HOUR
RITA LEGGETT
MARSHALL
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RANDOLPH CALL
NORTHWEST
.75 PER HOUR
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 196^ - CONT'D
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD SUMMER SCHOOL EMPLOYMENT
(CONT'D)
TELEVISION TEACHERS FOR THE 1964 SUMMER SESSION
EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
DATESi OF
FAYE BILLS
UNITED STATES HISTORY
JUNE 3 - JULY 22
$700.00
LOIS ROGERS
BIOLOGY
JUNE 3 - JULY 22
700.00
DR. ANN REID
READING IMPROVEMENT
JUNE 3 - JULY 15
600.00
ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL - JUNE I ASSIGNMENT.
THROUGH JULY 10,
1964 - SALARY 3"
SCHOOL
TEACHERS TO BE USED IF JUNE I
ARTHUR
HELEN SNOW
BELLE ISLE
ENROLLMENT WARRANTS
BERNICE NORVELL ELLEN HUSKY
MARGARET JENKINS
JERRY HUBBARD
KAY WHELJHAN
BARBARA RILEY BUCHANAN
MARGARET DE WITT VIOLA JAYNE
DORIS GEURKINK BURBANK
OLETA HATCHETT
LA DEAN DOTSON JANICE BALLARD COOLIDGE
ALICE WHITE
MYRNA MOORE SUE PENNINGTON DAVIS
GOLDI E MAYBERRY
EDGEMERE
MAX GOULD C.
E.
HARRISON
WINFRED POEMOCEAH VIRGINIA WELCH
LUCILLE GRAVATT
ANN M1LLERB0RG
KAREN SAPP
CHERRIE SPARKS
GERRI GARDEN OAKS
STEIGER
SMITH
LILLIAN OLIVER
ROSEMARY JONES
LEORA CHRISTIAN
MATTIE LOCUST
MARGARET FUHRING
DIXIE KNIGHT
LOUISE SINCLAIR
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HAWTHORNE
ROSALIE RAHE
ALMA SCHMELZENBACH
SUE DEVER
HORACE MANN
ETHEL ANN KUNKE
JOHNSON
DONNA DOSS
MADI SON
ANNA MARTIN
ZELMA GORDON
FLOYD BELLER
BUDDY FARR
MARK TWAIN
EVIE MAE NUTT
BETSY HARRIS
SUE LAWSON
EULALIA JENCKS
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(co nt ’d )
schoo l
TEACHERS TO BE USED IF JUNE I
SCHOOL
ENROLLMENT WARRANTS
ROBERT JANTZ
ALICE HOLMES
MAYFAIR
MAXINE ROBERTS MC KINLEY
MYRNA MITCHELL
VIRGINIA CASE
PATSY SHEPHERD
IRIS SEYMOUR LAURIE SHERROD
ANN SHERROD
MONROE
NICHOLS HILLS
HELEN WOODRUFF
VIVIAN CROWDER
DAISY HARLAN
GERALDINE CLOW
LUCILE HARLOW
EUGENIA PATZKOWSK,
VELMA L.
POLK
RANCHO
STEWART
GERTRUDE GRAY
YSLETA BOWER
JEAN EMPTAGE
ROBERTA MAGMUSON
CAROLYN BAKER
BARBARA JOHNSON
RIDGEVIEW
LOIS AUSTIN
EUNICE KENWORTHY
YVONNE JONES
DIXIE PARK HAZEL HARRISON
GENEVA DANSBY RIVERSIDE
ROCKWOOD
JO ANN COATS
GAILY NOYES
MARY MELTON
GAYLE SMITH
DONNA TRENARY
BILL COFFIA
LELAND LEMMONS
BIRDIE WORD
BESS STEWART
ANNA L. THOMAS
AUDREY LIVELY
SHI ELDS
ELOISE PREBLE
STAND WAT IE
MABEL KAYS
MARY R. CLARK
ALLENE BOONE
STAR
MARY POWELL
MELINDA NORTON
LYNDA SWAGGART
DEL BURCHFIELD
JAMES DANIELS
WOODSON
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING PERSONNEL BE EMPLOYED FOR THE IN-SERVICE ACTIVITIES TO BE CONDUCTED DURING THE SUMMER OF 1964;
1.
Developm ent
of
televi
sion
gu ides
FOR FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES.
for
the
mode rn
math emati cs
televi
ALSO A GUIDE FOR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
pro gra ms
sion
IN-SERVICE TELEVISION
MEETINGS.
MR. WILLIAM COFFIA 2.
Devel
opm ent
FIRST,
of
televisio
#500.00
JUNE I - JULY 10
n gui des
for
the
mod ern
math ematic s tele
prog ram s for
vis ion
SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES.
ALSO ORIENTATION OF A NEW TELEVISION TEACHER.
3.
Devel
MRS. ALLENE MIZE
JUNE 15 - JUNE 26
200.00
MRS. NELDA TEBOW
JUNE 15 - JUNE 26
200.00
opm ent
an d rev isio n of
televi
sion
gu ides
and
co ur se
of
study
for
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GOVERNMENT COURSE.
MRS. GRACE DAVIDSON
JUNE I
- JULY 10
600,00
grade
CONT'D
1 , 1964 MEETING OF JUNE
NAME
RESIGNATIONS
ASSIGNMENT
NORTHWEST HELPER
(MRS)
BUTLER, ARTIE E.
HELPER
CLASSEN
IRENE
COOK
MAYFAIR
ADMIN.
HELPER
POLK
CAFETERIA
BLDG.
(mrs )
CAROLE J.
LEOTA M.
RUTH D.
DOSHIER, (MRS)
FRITZ, (MRS)
KETO, (MRS)
LEWI S,
effecti ve DATE
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5-8-64
5-8-64
5-15-64
5-4-64
5-2-64
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(MR)
5-7-64
LEWIS, LEE HELPER
(MRS)
5-1-64
5-1-64
5-H-64
NISBETT, MARY V.
HELPER
NORTH HIGHLANDS
HELPER
SEQUOYAH
DORIS L.
ELAINE A.
WESTWOOD
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(mrs ) PEELER,
(mrs )
COOK
SHOOPMAN,
(mrs )
NAME
REPLACEMENTS (FILLED BY TRANSFER)
(mrs )
RELLA
BROWN, OLLIE B.
(mrs ) HIGGS, (MRS)
ZELMA 0.
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CLARY, DORIS V.
(MR) GLENN,
(MRS)
BROWN,
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(mrs )
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(mr s )
MC KNIGHT,
(MRS)
BEACH, HATTIE
HELPER
HARDING
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
ELIZABETH
BOYD, MARIE
5-4-64.
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(mr s )
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$1 .00 HR.
1.00 HR.
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I.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1 .00 HR.
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5-1-64
5-15-64
5-15-64
5-18-64
5-6-64
5-18-64
5-15-64
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LEAVES OF ABSENCE
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DOUGLASS
ILL HEALTH (MRS)
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IRIS - PREVIOUSLY
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WARD, ALICE
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5-4-64
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NAME
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APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
5-4-64
5-7-64
5-1-64
5-20-64
5-18-64
5-4-64
5-12-64
5-14-64
5-1-64
5-19-64
5-11-64
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5-26-64
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5-13-64
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1.00 HR.
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MITCHELL,
(•MRS) BAY, BEULAH 1 . (MRS)
GILMORE, OLA M.
ERNESTINE H.
PEARLIE M.
NEW EMPLOYMENTS (MRS)
EAVES,
(MRS) GATES,
(MRS)
VIVIAN L.
GRAY, JEWEL (MRS)
HAUN, (MRS)
JACKSON, MILDRED (MRS)
RUTH M.
MOORE, MARY E.
(mrs ) PENN, (MRS)
POWELL, GRACIE L.
(MRS)
LOUISE M.
ROPER, WILMA J. (MRS) SMITH,
(MRS)
PAT R.
WILLIAMS, JESTfNY (MRS) YOUNG,
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5-22-64 5-22-64
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5-20-64
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5-15-64
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5-6-64
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5-13-64
5-1-64
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5-18-64
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CLASSEN
HORACE MANN FLOORMAN
5-8-64
4-30-64
BURBANK--------------------------------3/4 T. FLOORMAN
RELI EF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
REL 1 EF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
FLOORMAN
CENTRAL
5-6-64
5-6-64
5-18-64
5-25-64
CONT'D
1 , 1964 MEETING OF JUNE !l: ! ij!
fl
o
STAR SPENCER
LABORER
GROUNDS
ASSIGNMENT
MAINTENANCE- SAFETY ANO SUPPLY
PRESTON E.
RESIGNATION
MAINTENAid!AME
(MR) NIX,
SAFETY
BUS OR1 VER
RESIGNATION (hr )
STOREMAN
SUPPLY
CARR ETHERS, A.C.
RESIGNATION
SUPPLY
(MR) ROUSH, JOE C.
effec tive DATE
4-24-64
5-4-64
6-12-64
5-12-64
5-21-64
STUDENT HELPER
LABORER
land scaper
ASSIGNMENT
5-21-64
FILTER MECHANIC
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
1 .00 HR.
5-11-64
LABORER
DEGREE COLLEGE
I.65 HR.
5-15-64
LABORER
$1.40 HR.
1.25 HR.
5-11-64
LABORER
1
1.25 HR.
5-7-64
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
BUS DRIVER
100. MO.
STAR SPENCER
5-5-64
SALARY
PERSONNEL
NEW EMPLOYMENTS
mai ntena n E^me
(mr )
BRUNSON, BILLY M.
(mr ) BURROUGHS, GEORGE W.
(MR) ENGEL, G. J. (MR)
FRED A.
HARDEMAN, ALBERT H.
(MR)
NOKES, (MR)
OTHO
PARKERSON, ROY L.
PATTERSON,
(mr )
ISAAC J.
REPLACEMENT (MR) SIMMS,
MEETING OF JUNE 1,
- CONT'D
Personnel Recommended.
P-24
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: CHANGES OF STATUS AND/oR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
MAINTENANCE MR. JOE SHEPARD, FROM APPRENTICE, ELECTRONICS SHOP, SALARY $3800.00 PER YEAR, TO JOURNEYMAN, SHOP, SALARY $4100.00 PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JUNE I, 1964.
ELECTRONICS
SERVICE
MR. ROBERT M. BARNES, FROM FLOORMAN, CENTRAL, $255.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1964.
SALARY $250.00 PER MONTH,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN, ARTHUR,
SALARY
TO HEAD CUSTOplAN,
MR. CLARENCE MC CATHEREN, FROM RELIEF FLOORMAN, ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $225.00 PER MONTH, HAYES SCHOOL, SALARY $255.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE APRIL 29, 1964.
MR. CHARLIE G. JOHNSON, FROM RELIEF FLOORMAN, ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $210.00 PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $255.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY 22, 1964. FOOD SERVICE
MRS. CLARA M. HAMMAN, FROM PRODUCTION MANAGER, TAFT, SALARY $205.00 PER MONTH, TO SECONDARY MANAGER TRAINING, CENTRAL, SALARY $275.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1964. MRS. HELEN F, STOWE, FROM PRODUCTION MANAGER, NORTHWEST, SALARY $205.00 PER MONTH, TRAINEE, CENTRAL, SALARY $275.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1964.
TO SECONDARY MANAGER
SECURITY - REEMPLOYMENT
MR. ED RECTOR AS A SECURITY OFFICER, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, JUNE I, 1964.
SALARY $5000.00 PER YEAR,
EFFECTIVE
INFORMATION TO THE BOARD; RETIREES FOR THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 1963-1964
SCHOOL
ASSIGNMENT
DATE
HARRISON
1ST - 2ND
5-29-64
BORN, ROSEMARY (MRS)
INSTRUCTIONAL
TEACHER CONSULTANT
BUMPAS, LYDIA G.
GRANT
COMMERCE
INSTRUCTIONAL
ASST. DIR. OF SEC,
CENTRAL
VOCATIONAL
DAVIS, LUCILE (MRS)
EDWARDS
5th
5-29-64
DAVIS, RUTH S.
CURRICULUM LIB.
REFERENCE ASST.
5-29-64
HARMONY
KINDERGARTEN
MAINTENANCE
FOREMAN
serv ice
SUPERVISOR
BUCHANAN
5 TH
TAFT
PRINCIPAL
CLEVELAND
5TH
NAME BOGUE,
HAZEL (MRS)
CLEMENS, TED R.
CURTIS,
(MR)
ELEANOR (MRS)
DELANEY, DERMID,
(MRS)
(MRS)
HELEN E.
(MRS)
L. A,(MR)
DRYDEN, DEWEY (MR)
ENDICOTT,
ELVA E.
GRAHAM, W. B.
GROSS,
EDNA J.
(MRS)
(MR) (MRS)
6-12-64
5-29-64
ED.
6-30-64
6-12-64
5-29-64 6-30-64
6-30-64
5-29-64 6-30-64
5-29-64
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
Information to the Board*.
Retirees for the end of the school year 1963-64:
HAMNER, MILDRED (MISS)
EMERSON
3RD
5-29-64
HANN, MYRTLE 1.
WILLOW BROOK
1ST
5-29-64
RANCHO
1ST
5-29-64
INSTRUCTIONAL
ELEM.
RESEARCH
SUPERVISOR ATTENDANCE
(MRS)
HARE, MARGUERITE P.
HAYNES,
VIVIEN V.
(MRS)
(Ml SS)
KREIGER,
PAULINE M,
LOVEJOY,
ESTHER (MRS)
(MRS)
ED. SUPERVISOR
6-12-64
6-30-64
ED.
5-29-64
WILLARD
PRINCIPAL
6-30-64
MUDRAI^ FRANK (MR)
ENGINEERING
DRAFTSMAN
6-30-64
OAKES,
BUCHANAN
3RD
5-29-64
PENDLETON, MELBA (MRS)
AUDIO VISUAL
CLERK
6-30-64
PRATT, MADGE S.
HERONVILLE
4TH
5-29-64
MARK TWAIN
SPEC.
ROGERS, GEORGIA (MISS)
1 NSTRUCTf ONAL
TEACHER CONSULTANT
6-12-64
SAYRE, MAURINE P.
HARDING
MATH.
5-29-64
LINCOLN
2ND
5-29-64
COLUMBUS
1ST
5-29-64
WILLOW BROOK
6th
5-29-64
MARSHALL,
EDWARD P.
LILLIAN (MRS)
RODKE; ANNA S.
seitt
er
SMITH,
(MR)
,
delka
(MRS)
(MRS,
(MRS)
(miss )
ELIZABETH S.
SNIDER, GLADYS R.
(MRS)
(MRS)
univ ers ity
HEIGHTS
SPEC.
ED.
5-29-64
INFORMATION TO THE BOARD: RETIREES FOR THE END pF SCHOOL YEAR 196>1964 (CONT’D,
NAME SNIDER, JOHN H.
STARKS, STOMP,
R. #150 Personnel Approved
(MR)
CARRIE Lt (MR?)
PAULINE (MISS)
SCHOOL
ASSIGNMENT
DATE
STAR SPENCER JR,
MATH.
5-29-64
HARDING
ENGLISH
5-29-64
WASHINGTON
4TH
5-29-64
Motion was made hy Mrs. Welch, seconded hy Mr. Rogers, to approve the personnel items listed. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964- - CONT'D
GENERAL BUSINESS, CAFETERIAS Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and. #3 was requested.: (Recommendation to ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor hills per the attached itemized list.)
JUNE 1, 1964
ITEM #1
RATIFICATION OF MAI 1964 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND BOND FUND
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
$
1,537,015.37
<b
70,4-61.15
$
1,100.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR JUNE 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
1-,600,000.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
100,000.00
BOND FUND
$.
1,100.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JUNE 1, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
138.162.57
1962- 63 GENERAL FUND
$
846.96
1963- 64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
24.018.71
BOND FUND
$
300.921.26
$
463.949.50
TOTAL 1963-64 GENERAL FUND
ABRAHAM LINCOLN BOOK SHOP Library & Textbooks
1 L
Publisher
2.40
1
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORP. Storeroom Stock Printing Printing
Low Standard Standard
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low Low Low
â– 456.40 21.70 8.00
486.10
6.00 44.76 23-70
74.46
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
. .................. --- ...........
Bills and. Payrolls
....................
...............
ALLIED PA Bilk DIV IS ION General Instruction
Low
41.94
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher
10.00
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COo Maintenance - Parts Lawn Repair Parts
Standard Standard
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DISCUSSION Library
Board Action
AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL Library
Publisher
22.40 6.15
28.55
420.00
72.25
1.88 1
B-2
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
& & & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low
•
12.50 4-00 31.43 33.50 18.50
99.93
AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials
Low
100.00
AM-TEX FABRIC & SALES, INC. Furniture Repair Materials
Low
150.10
APEX SPECIALTIES COMPANY Title III
Selected
110.34
APPLETON-CENTURY-CROFTS Audio Visual Supplies
Publisher i-G du..
11.85
MRS. ODIE ARCHER Special Education
Reimbursement
17.00
AVALON DAGGETT PRODUCTIONS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
24.00
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials
Selected
15.22
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance - Parts
Low Low
BINGHAM PRINTING INKS Printing
Selected
60.85
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Standard
2.20
PAUL BLAKENEY Lawn Repair Supplies
Low Letter Bid
BOARDMAN MACHINERY GOMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
21.89
BONA VENTURE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
69.OO
125.00
18.35
58.31
222.00
MEETING OF JUKE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BOOKS ON EXHIBIT Library
Board Action
BOTTENFLLLDfS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
12.50
Ro Ro BOWKER Library & Textbooks
Publisher
66.00
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
31.06
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, Travel Exp. Travel Exp. Travel Exp.
INCORPORATED - Instructional - Administrative - Board Member
Board Action Board Action Board Action
734.26
1,109.61 371.80 371.80 W
1,853 . 21
PAUL BRAWDY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low
BRITTAIN BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower
Low Low
33.24 67.88
101.12
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
13.60 25.00
38.60
HERBERT E. BUDEK FILMS AND SLIDES Library & Textbooks
Publisher
15.30
BUTLER SPARKS EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
17.40
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Lawn Repair and Supplies
Selected
3.40
CHARLES CAHILL & ASSOCIATES Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
WILMA CAIN Administration - Misc. Legal Expense Subs. Research Reports Project Planning Postage General Instruction Vehicles - Heavy Duty Electronics - Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repairs
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
340.00
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
140.80
10.75 25.65 10.00 1.93 2.25 .29 15.25 1.50 11.73 14.94
94.29
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-5
1963-64 GENWAL FUND (continued)
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water and Sewerage
Utilities
BUFORD CLEVELAND General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
37.50
MRS. ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
21.00
Publisher
80.56
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY Title III
Publisher
79.50
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQPT. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimburs ement
DAGWELL-DIXIE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Selected
30.60
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher
17° 45 91.60 91.40
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Selected
DENOYER GEPPERT COMPANY Title III
Publisher
DCENGES SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Low
95.00
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
12.50
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY9 INC. Title HI Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Board Action Board Action Board Action
COMMA
Library
4.50
143.50
16.74 56.40
73.14
50.00
39.38
200.45
21.80
199.00
178.18 1,247.23 7.41
1,432.82 B-4
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Publisher
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing
Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Lew
146.24 640.98 35.90 76.70 176.76 54.27 159.48
1,290.33
Low Low Low Low Low Low
48.68 3.50 187.50 74.94 99.50 4.80
418.92
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair & Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair & Manpower
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
250.56
1
MEETING OF JUNE 1, I96K - CONT'D C - B FILMS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Mai?%rials
Publisher
CHESNUT’S MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
CHILDRENS PRESS, INC. Library & Textbooks Title III
Publisher Publisher
39.95
CITY AUTO PARTS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Lawn Repair Supplies Lawn Repair Supplies
Low Standard Standard
169.70 3.79 41.19
214.68
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
114.50 6.412.60
6,527.10
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
151.34
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
20.85
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Business Office
Low
13.60
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction
Selected
125.00
30.00
39-Si
79.90
5.00 B-6
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III Library Title III Manpower
Low Selected Selected Standard
155.50 31.92 38.14 124.00
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Standard Standard Standard
20.33 36.79
. 49,>2.1
BILL DOYLE Project Planning Adult School - Supplies Audio Visual Materials Project Planning Office Machines Office Machines Manpower
Low Low Low Low Standard Standard Low
8.00 15.25 4.32 4.60 31.90 27.05 6.50
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS OF OKLAHOMA Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
DX SUNRAY OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
EALES TELEVISION & RADIO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
24.31
THE EDIPHONE COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
4.25
349.56
106.83
97.62
7.50
10.43 .ll-2£
21.68
929.00
1
EDUCATIONAL AUDIO VISUAL INC. Library & Textbooks Audio Visual Materials Library & Textbooks
Selected Publisher Publisher
EDUCATIONAL FILMSTRIPS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
44.72 31.00
, 3,2x22,
108.62
30.50
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
EDUCATIONALWECORD SALES, INC. Library & Textbooks
Board Action
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
95-00
EDUCO SERVICES, INCORPORATED Library & Textbooks
Publisher
17.88
2,879.36
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Title VIII
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS, INC. Audio Visual Materials Title III Title III Library Library
■
B-7
Publisher ■ Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
11.88
21.90 2.145.97
2,167.87
188.35 120.15 72.10
m ?43.19 ' .12.10
435.89
FOSTER ESTES Travel Exp. - Houston, Texas Natl. School Boards Assoc.
Board Action
EVANS DUPLICATING EQPT. COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
EYE GATE HOUSE, INC. Library Title III
Publisher Publisher
FILMSTRIP HOUSE, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
102.45
FIRST NAT’L MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
682.21
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Selected Selected
FLEX-ROD PIPE TOOL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
FRITH FILMS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION Project Planning
Standard
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low
GENERAL MILLS, INCORPORATED Library & Textbooks
Publisher
127.79
7.50
68.00 30.00
3.50 20.30 4.1s
98.00
27.98
39.23 110.00
43.00
4.60 .1^
19.14
5.00
B-8
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued.) GENERAL TRUCK INC. Maintenance - Repair
Standard
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
GLUE & PASTE DISTS. INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Low
40.49 214.56
51.84
—J
J
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 19&I- - CONT'D
____ _ __ ,
I
•.
i—-
Yi YZ.Z LZ
B. F. GOODRICH General Instruction
Standard
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Printing Audio Visual Materials Storeroom Stock
Low Letter Bid Low Low
MRS. SHIRLEY GRIGGS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
CHARLES GRIFFIN General Instruction
Board Action
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY General Instruction
Low
23.06
GRUNE & STRATTON, INCORPORATED Instructional Offices
Publisher
25.75
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
C. S. HAMMOND & COMPANY Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Title III - Library Title III - Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
HARCOURT BRACE Library
WORLD, INC.
13.42
979.55 52.40 366.80
50.00
*
Publisher Publisher
WOODFIN G. HARRIS Travel Exp. - Rochester, N.Y. Seminar & Field Trip
Board Action
HARRIS AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Selected
116.75 24.95 234-75 20.95
i 1 i 1__
1
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Repair Instruc. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment Furniture Repair Materials Storeroom Stock
42.00
w 397.40
248.80
34.97 2.77
37.74
144.17
2.53
B-9
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) ■
25.00
25.00 17.00
Publisher
HARPER & ROW, PUBLISHERS, INC. Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
1,398.75
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Lew Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Standard Standard Board Action
50.35 17.40 26.02 34.94 47.04 2.28 50.40 6.40 23.13 7.82 164.10 102.00 21.38 48.64 8.40 6.80 22-21 43.02 161.63 49-83 37.04 22.64 5.14 2.9^ 6.75 7.00 u. 45 12.81
1,171.96
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
THE HARWALD COMPANY INC. Audio Visual Material^
Standard
LARRY K. HAYES Travel Exp. - Washington, D.C. Employment of Handicapped Natl. Sch. Board Assoc. Houston
Board Action Board Action
HEARNE BROTHERS Title III
Publisher
95.00
HEATH de ROCHEMONT FILM LIBRARY Audio Visual Materials
Standard
100.35
FRANCES HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
HERZFELD’S BEAUTY & BARBER SUPPLY Manpower
Low
34.26
58.04 25.00
83.04
18.00
133’65
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-10
DON R. HINDERLITER, INC. Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard
7.40
HOHMANN & BROWN APPLIANCE SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
11.92
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower
. Low Low
10.75 15.00
25.75
6.40 8.00 14.00
28.40
HOUSE OF CLAY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET General Instruction
Agreement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Electronics
Low
HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Standard
23.50 8.65
32.15
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
12.75 12.56
25.31
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Data Processing Audio Visual Materials Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Low Low Selected Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Board Action Board Action
43-68 45.00 32.40 120.50 100.00 75-00 115.86 2,680.50 3,412.20 428.86
7,054-00
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY General Instruction
Lew
16.98
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
16.96
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
INITIAL TEACHING ALPHABET PUB. Audio Visual Materials
Selected
'
3.25
20.80
2,996.45
10.00
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
B-ll
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
u
•
-
:—_
JENKINS MUSIC COMPAN^
Repair to Instruc. Equipment
1i
j
:
Bills and Payrolls
10.40
Selected
WALTER Jo JOHNSON} INCORPORATED Research
Publisher
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
15.88
J & R AUTO SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair and Supply
Low
35-16
KEE LOX MFG. COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
283.00
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
LANGSAM DRUG #3 Health Department Supplies
Low
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
18.70
LIBERTY NAT’L BANK & TRUST CO. Rental 14,17,19 No. Ellison
Agreement
565.00
THE LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY General Instruction
Low
J.B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Library General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Publisher Publisher
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Printing Printing
Low Low
LOCKE PLUMBING SUPPLY Manpower
Low
55-95
J. Ao MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
43.20
MASTER MOTORS General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Low
34*60
2.35
257.00
13^
391-48
40.28
1,402.56
41.25
-
549.56 18.54 53.40
621.50
9.90 4.00
13.90
B-12
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
o
... —... —.. —.....
MATERNITY CENTER ASSOCIATION Adult School Supplies
Publisher ' i .
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Priveleges
Agreement
McGRAW-HILL PUBLICATIONS Purchasing Department Instructional Offices Title III Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Health Dept. Supplies
Low
358.56
TT4- il n -b n a a
TIQ.2,2
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY
6.00
60.00
6.00 4-15 35.55
49-00 20.25 338.25
55.21
407.50
'
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
mrs. james meyers"* S pe c ialjgEducat ion
Reimbursement
MIAMI WHOLESALE OlEENHOUSE CO. Commencement Expense - Adm.
Selected
140.00
MICROFILM PRODUCTS, INC. Census Enumeration
Standard
172.56
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Garfield Fire General Equipment Repair Audio Visual Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard Selected Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
8 • 64
3-81 2.55 4.68 6.53 2.60 8.38 35.00 110.56 7.74 36.48 144.00 140.28 65-73 2.52 W 8.28 ■' 5.10 114.59
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MILLSAP’S Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
to to to to to
Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc.
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
698.83
111.35
63.00 59.50 6.50 31.75
174.25
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Low
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Regular Operating - Gas and Oil
Low Low Board Action
MUTUAL SPORTSMEN’S ASSOCIATION General Instruction
Publisher
100.00
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library &■ Textbooks
Publisher
4.30
NATIONAL GOLF FOUNDATION Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
65.00
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
1.75
NIX SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
22.40
NORICK BROTHERS3 INCORPORATED Printing
Low
394.10
NORWOOD FILMS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
160.12
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Board Action
OAKITE PRODUCTS, INC. Manpower
Selected
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
44.64
87i;79 964.77
^67.51
2,304.07
26.35
208.05
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Impair and. Supplies
18.24
Low
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Selected
OKLAHOMA BINDERY COMPANY, INC. Printing
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE General Instruction Adult Education Laundry Expense Manpower
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
,
1
B-14
and and and and
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
6.99
2,270.00
25.59 30.00 128.50 10.00
194-09
7,835.24
5.00 45.08 77.27 55.76 *r
Selected Low Low Low
I83.ll
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
38,667.02
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS Heat
Utilities
19,347-44
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Instructional Office Audio Visual Materials
Low Low
OKLAHOMA PRINTERS SUPPLY Printing
Low
54.67
OKLAHOMA SCREW PRODUCTS Manpower
Low
23.41
OKLAHOMA THEATRE SUPPLY CO. Repair Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
12.70
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
8.00
F.A. OWEN PUBLISHING CO. Library
Publisher
5.60
OZARKA WATER COMPANY Printing
Low
5-00
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
8.06
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Low
VICTOR L. PHILLIPS COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Standard
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Meter Rental Audio Visual Materials
Low Standard Standard
6.67 7.45 7.05 6.26 18.79 7.05 27.44
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
'
7.12 3.82
80.71
10.94
13 ..73
23-38
2.20 39.00
44.85
’ = Bills and
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 196k _ CONT'D I
Bills and Payrolls
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction Recreational Supplies General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Low Low Low
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Low
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
Actiop Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
19.27 1.20 2.41 7.20 12.04 2.41 2.41 2.41 2.41 14.45 ' 19.27 4.82 2.41 2.41 2.41
Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action
14.45 2.41 9.64 2.41
5.71 25.00 53.28
—
83.99 4.16
40.00
1,000.00
'----
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC.(continued)
Manpower General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles - Heavy Duty Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low Low
Board Action
PUGH-HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
Publisher
RADIO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
RAMBLER VILLAGE, INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
RAND McNALLY & COMPANY Title III - Films
Publisher
REA EXPRESS General Instruction
Low
RECORDAK CORPORATION Census Enumeration
Standard
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Standard Standard
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Standard
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY 4- z-\
Tvi <ti 4“ v»i i r»
114.52 76.25
190.77
75.00
5.00
■—■
PURDUE UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Manpower
i' v>
127.54
-
MOORMAN P. PROSSER Psychological Services
D
IrlQ
rvmo wl-
.c?+. onHoyH
31.55 3.50
3-25
9^
12.65
6.35
45.25
21.75 3.94
25.69
1,326.50 1.40
1,327.90
A. 2l 6
MEETING OF JUNE 1, l?6h- - CONT'D L. L. RIDGWAY COMPANY, ZllJC. Project Planni^
Low
6.90
:=_===s=sss Billg and
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ' Payrolls ELMER J. ROBERTS Reimbursement 21.30 Special Education
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING CO. General Instruction
Standard
48.51
BOB ROGERS GARAGE General Eqpt. Repair
Selected
7.50
ROYAL McBEE CORPORATION Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Board Action
W. B. SAUNDERS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
59.11
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher
47.75
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
SESAC, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
SERVICE SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction
Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Vehicles - Regular Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts Maintenance - Parts Vehicles - Regular Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction Manpower Manpower
Standard Selected Low Low’ Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
2.10 15.36 3.33 20.26 5.55 3.50 76.10 65.07 7.62 3.30 502.75 682.65
1,387.59
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected Selected Selected Selected
16.80 72.56 222.50 88.00
399.86
SHEPARD - RICHARDSON General Instruction
Agreement
SIMPS 0N-H0RT0N, INCORPORATED: General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
L. W. SINGER COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO. INC. General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Standard Standard
SCM SUPPLY PRODUCTS Storeroom Stock
Low
20.35
-.10-75..
31.10
5.99 . 1.00**
8.46 1.00 18.81
. 1.^3'
36.69
35.56
7.90
10.10
5.60 5.50 2.75 1.00
14-85
10.65
97.17
106.62
335.40
MEETING- OF JUNE 1; 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INC. Filter Jjppense Filter Expense
Low Low
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY Laundry Expense
Low
3-98
SOUTHWEST NEWS AND PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
3.00
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Standard
9.36
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
7,385-76
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
28.90
SPRING SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Selected
21.43
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL CO. General Instruction
Low
6.75
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
79.23
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower Manpower
Selected Selected Selected
22.80 550.00 9-25
Manpower Title VIII Manpower General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected Selected
120.00 14-00 61.00 13-60
790.65
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected Selected
16.00 13-00
29.OO
MAJOR S.W. STEPHENS Miscellaneous
Standard
100.00
STEPHENS PICTURES OF TEXAS, INC. Title III - Audio Visual
Low
360.10
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
11.10
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
10.00
MRS. CALVIN SUTTERFIELD . Special Education
Reimbursement
23.22
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS Audio Visual Materials
Standard
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials Library General Instruction
Selected Low Lew
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
TEXACO, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
44.60 21.07
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY (contxh
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. T
,
65.67
1
283.70
10.00
130.50 54.80 18.00
203.30
42.00
6.90 QQ.QO
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
—
1
------- --------- -----
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Library Audio Visual Equipment Adult School Supplies Project Planning Manpower Instructional Office
Low Low Low Low Low Low
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (cont.) Title III General Instruction Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Project Planning Library
Low Low Low Low Low Low Publisher
92.79 3.00 159-50 1.80 166.25 6.00
Standard Standard Standard Selected
19.16 44.11 107.99 161.00
THOMPSON MOVIE Repair to Repair to Repair to Title III
SUPPLY, INC. Instruc. Eqpt. Instruc. Eqpt. Instruc. Eqpt.
17.92 9.H 7-92 11.43 8.28 4-92
Bills and Payrolls
506.66
332.26
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Audio Visual Materials Project Planning
Low Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title VIII Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Low Selected Selected Selected Low Letter Bid
UNIVERSAL COLOR SLIDES Library
Publisher
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PRESS Library
Publisher
VASECO INCORPORATED Library Library Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III Library
Low Standard Standard Selected Selected
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Manpower
Low
5.90
WARD BROTHERS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
38.69
100.00
15.00 63.84-
WaSP FILMSTRIPS Audio Visual Materials A WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Storeroon Stock Clerk
Standard Low
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
WESTERN MACHINERY CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Commencement Expense "Dio *i io 4- -1 v~> rv
2.20 4.09 36.70 49.31 .. 812.00
904.30
12.50
6.51
62.75 179.00 87.80 93.80 178.60
601.95
112.00
Publisher
9-70
351.00
112.00 125.50
237.50
46.83
100.86
Low T.rvr*r
78.84
T.o+.4*.»v»
"Rn rl
17-38 Q7.no
61 I.?8
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
WESTERN UNIFORM Se TOWEL SERVICE Printing Laundry Expense
Agreement Agreement
WESTERN UNION Telegrams
Utilities
2.40
WESTON WOODS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
120.00
B. G. WILKES COMPANY Printing
Low
20.64
HoWo WILSON COMPANY Library
Publisher
39-00
MRS. W. F. YOUNG Special Education
Reimbursement
93.00
2.50 9.12
11.62
GENERAL FUND SOLVENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
I
504.96
<♦?
342.00
1 B-22
—
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings Roosevelt Damage
Low Board Action
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Noninstructional Eqpt.
Low Letter Bid
459.00
H. J. BUTTERLYp INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
260.00
WILMA CAINj CLERK Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
18.29
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
31.42 51.00
82.42
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Letter Bid
124.50 624.96
749.46
THE DENMAN COMPANYs INC. Materials - Garfield Fire Materials - Roosevelt Damage Materials - Garfield Fire Materials - Garfield Fire
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
106.20 10.80 10.08 594-00
721.08
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
407.90 43-85 96.32 32.37 523.90 445.40 158.60
1,708.34
240.00 450.00
69O.OO
= = -
Grounds Buildings Grounds Grounds Grounds Grounds Grounds
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low
DOWLINGSs INCORPORATED Materials - Garfield Fire
Board Action
197.00 421.00
618.00
26.04
166.23 I
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1?64 - CONT'D —-------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- - ---...... .....—..... .
EMPIRE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Noninstructionte. Equipment
Low
158.24
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
339.00
THE GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
158.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-23
EVANS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
39.00 145.88
184.88
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Standard
133.10 310.00 230.20 55.20 7.20 174.23
909.93
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Cap
6.60
•
Low Low
112.50. 26.25
138.75
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
406.95 429.42
836.37
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Garfield Fire Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Eqpt. Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Manpower
Board Action Low Low Selected Selected Standard.
22.32 16.38 6.00 48.26 1.11 29.00
123.07
HERZFELD’S BEAUTY & BARBER SUPPLY Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
220.00
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Grounds
Low
21.00
HUNZICKER BROS. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Selected
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Board Action
LONGMIRE AND SONS CARPET COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Lew
63.84
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INC, Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
188.46
McKesson & robbins,
inc. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
535.14
14-38
549.72
3.53
380.16
843-84
89.40
-2,8P
1,224.00
99.20
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materially - Buildings Materials - Buildings .. Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Manpower - Equipment Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low . .
285-60 41.00 203.50 74-50 156.80 122.88 143-00 211.00 24.52 50.20 143.08 2.68
1,458.76
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Agreement Agreement
100.50 125.80
226.30
MOORLANE SUTTON SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
5.94
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
198.40
MURPHY PERKINS CONCRETE CO. Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
M & V SUPPLY COMPANYs INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
63.12 98.00 402.92. 1,272.00 46.42
1,882.46
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Replace Stage Settings Materials - Garfield Fire Replace Stage Settings Replace Stage Settings Replace Stage Settings
Low Board Action Low Low Low
75.00 93.96 140.21 215.00 252.40
776.57
18.40 96.75.
115.15
50.02
1
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-25
OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF OKLA. CITY Materials - Buildings
Standard
24.50
THE PEROLIN COMPANY INC. Materials - Buildings
Selected
456.60
V. H. PETERSON COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
85.05
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
21.21
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY Roosevelt -.Damage Materials ~ Buildings
Board Action Low
REA EXPRESS Materials - Buildings
Standard
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction Eqpt. for Instruction
Low Low
SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON WORKS Materials - Grounds
Low
SINGER PIPE & STEEL SUPPLIES, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
167.31 127.80
295.11
5-95
62.55 73.10
135.65
228.00
364.82 110.98
475.80
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
STANDARD ROOFING Materials Roosevelt Materials Materials Materials Materials -
& MATERIALS CO. Garfield Fire Damage Buildings Buildings Buildings Garfield Fire
Board Action Board Action Low Low Low Board Action
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Noninstructional Eqpt. Noninstructional Eqpt.
Selected Selected
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
SUBLETT AND ASSOCIATES, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
99.00 588.12 120.00 36.00 234.00 548.80
and Is
1,625.92
288.02
185.00 300.00
485.00
5.41 80.47
85.88
56.48
B-26
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Eqpt. for Instruction
Selected
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action Board Action
10.00 189.00 413.62 435.94
1,048.56
VASECO INCORPORATED Materials - Garfield Fire Materials - Garfield Fire
Board Action Board Action
115.00 200.00
315.00
VIKING FREIGHT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
7.26
MURRAY R. WOMBLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
6.60
WELCH FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
77.00
2,756.76
119.60
BOND FUND BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #11 - Bldg. - Kennedy
Board Action
144,329.40
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT, HNC. Est. #10 - Arch. Fee - Webster
Board Action
2,541-51
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INC. Est. #10 - Bldg. - Webster
Board Action
127,075.50
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Preliminary Sketches, etc. Star Spencer Jr.-Sr. High School
Board Action
23,012.01
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
196.50
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Subsoil Inv. - Madison
Selected
188.50
SOREY, HILL & SOREY,iINC. Est. #11 - Arch. Fee - Kennedy
Board Action
2,886.59
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1964 - CONT'D
u BOND FUND (continued)
B-27
STANDARD TESTING & ENGINEERING CO. Subsoil Inv. - Green Pastures
Selected
TURNBULL & MILLS, INC. ARCHITECTS Final Payment - Henry
Board Action
10.00
WYNN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Final Payment - Henry
Board Action
500.00
CENSUS WORKERS
Board Action
152.50
CENSUS WORKERS
Board Action
4,512.95
COURT CLERK, OKLA. COUNTY
Board Action
1,800.00
181.25
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MAY 1964
Motion was made "by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the attached list in the total amount of $463,949>50 as recommended. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #151 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, April 30, 1964, was submitted as information to the Board.
Information o Central Food Service
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the low bid of $140,982.00 submitted at a regular adjourned meeting on Tuesday, May 26, 1964, by J. J. Cook Construction Company, Inc., to construct an addition and make alterations to Green Pastures Elementary School, 4300 North Post Road. Alternate #2 which is for the use of structural glazed tile in lieu of plastic faced concrete blocks is recommended and has been calculated in the net price. Plans and specifications prepared by Seminoff-Bowman-Bode, Architects. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #152 Bid on Green Pastures Addn Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the low bid of $113,622.00 R- #153 Bid on Madiso submitted at a regular adjourned meeting on Tuesday, May 26, 1964, by Kinser Construction Company, Inc., to construct an addition to Madison Elementary School, 3117 North Independence. School Approv Plans and specifications prepared by Louis C. Williams, Architect. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve payment to Louis C. Williams, Architect, $2,000.00, partial payment on Madison Elementary School project. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #154 Louis C.William Payment App.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to award a contract to DoerflerKrapff Construction Company for the construction of a sanitary sewer at Webster Junior High School, 6708 South Santa Fe, provided Doerfler-Krapff is agreeable to accept our contract in the amount of $1,683-10. This is equal to the lowest bid submitted at an adjourned regular meeting of the Board on May 26, 1964, and is the total lowest bid received in response to the Joint advertisement for the construction of the sanitary sewer to serve Webster Junior High School. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #155 Bid Sanitary Sewer (Webste Awarded
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to defer until a later date the recommendation concerning paving near Webster Junior High School. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #156 Paving Bid (Webster) Deferred
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, June 18 by Mr. Rogers, and carried.
R. #157 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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TEE BOARD OF EDUCATION C& THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Gene Pingleton, Wallace Smith, Directors; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Darrell Shepard, Purchasing Department; Cynthia Grisham, Martha Wagner, Elaine White, Students OCU; Max Morgan, visiting attorney; Jerry Wallace, OCCTA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; and representatives from four of the seven companies who submitted bids to be opened in this meeting. The invocation was given by Mr. Lott.
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Guests Welcom
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Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to open bids on the following projects:
Site development to John F. Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools (Paving, Parking, Storm Sewers, Fences, Sidewalks, Drives). Plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. Hydraulic stage lifts for Madison and Green Pastures Elementary Schools. Plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department.
Tabulation of bids submitted in response to the attached Notic®follows: all members voted "Aye.") Bidders
Webster Junior High Base Bid Alt. Bid Asph. Cone. Port. Cem
Kennedy Junior High Base Bid Alt. Bid Asph. Cone. Port. Cem
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Both Projects Combined Base Bid Alt. Bid Asph. Cone Port. Cem.
$53,800.00 $59,800.00 $30,860.00 $34,150.00 $23,200.00 J. J. Cook Constr. 58,850.00 53,300.00 Connelly Paving Co. 30,100.00 33,300.00 23,200.00 24,600.00 28,900.00 53,500.00 McCollum Constr. Co. 45,000.00 26,840.00 Metropolitan Pav. Co 19,550.00 26,232.55 58,7K 32,481.39 Slayter Bros. Constr (During opening of bids, it was announced by the President that Metropolitan Paving bid was not accompanied by Bidders' Bond, Cashier's Check,- or Certified . Check.) S’??! la ?.“< “ S3 g.g=|a o = n® i-.oS-S'P-Sf
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Baker Engineering Co., Wichita, Kans. Control Systems Inc., Wichita, Kans.
Amount $6,130.00 4,680.00
R. #158
Open Bids Paving Webste: Kennedy and Hydraulic Sta Lifts
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R. #159
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for consideration and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Bids Referred to Central Off. (The representatives from the four bidding companies departed immediately.)
GENERAL BUSINESS
R. #160
Transfers in 63-Q+ General
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the following transfers in the 1963-64 General Fund Accounts:
Fund. Accounts
TRANSFERS IN
110-G 110-K 120-A2 230-C2 2U0-A
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Superintendent's Office - Salaries Census - Salaries Board Member Expense TV Rights Storeroom Stock Physicians Bus Drivers - Salaries Maintenance - Tires, Tubes Public Carriers Special Education Garage - Salaries Custodial Supplies Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Equipment - Repair & Supplies Property Insurance Adult School - Salaries
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154.00 1,421.00
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72,329.00 150.00 911.00 500.00 2,400.00
300.00 200.00 30,000.00 500.00 3,000.00 8,410.0^’ 3,600.00 '
$125,530.00
TOTAL TRANSFERS IN
TRANSFERS OUT
110-H 110-J2 110-L 120-B 120-G 120-H 120-JK 120-J 120-J2 120-K 120-K2 120-N 120-Q2 211 213 214-A 214-c 214-E 215-A 215-B 215-C 215-D3 215-D4 230-A 230-B 240-B2 24O-B3 250-C2 311-A2 312-A2 321-A3 450-A
510-D 51O-D3 51O-D5 510-d 6 540-A2 550-A 550-B 550-c 610-B2 610-c 620-A 620-All
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Personnel Office - Salaries Data Processing - Salaries Business Office - Salaries Clerk - Other Expense Superintendents Office - Other Expense Personnel Office - Other Expense Research & Statistics - Other Expense Adm. Research Office - Other Expense Data Processing - Other Expense Census Enumeration Pupil Accounting - Other Expense Project Planning - Other Expense Legal Publications Principals & Assistants - Salaries Teachers - Salaries Librarians - Salaries Guidance in Schools - Salaries Radio & TV - Certified Salaries Clerical in Schools - Salaries Clerical - Supervisors - Salaries Instructional Aides - Salaries Printing - Salaries Library Clerks - Salaries Book Rebinding Periodicals & Newspapers Title III - Maps, Films, Books Title VIII - Other Expense In-Service Training Home School Counselors Counselors - Supplies School Nurses Contracted Services - Salaries Switchboard - Salaries Warehouse - Salaries TV Engineers - Salaries Filter Men - Salaries Laundry Expense Car Allowance Travel Monthly Dump Privileges ’ Electronics - Salaries Furniture Repair - Salaries Repair to Instructional Equipment Fire Extinguishers Data Processing Equipment - Rental Recreational - Salaries Recreational - Supplies Manpower - Salaries Manpower - Other Expense Title III - Equipment Manpower - Equipment
$ 1,000.00 800.00 . 465.00 50.00 150.00 175.00 990.00 350.00 4,500.00 600.00 490.00 1,400.00 400.00 2,000.00 25,000.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 500.00 2,700.00 1,400.00 380.00 400.00 450.00 700.00 3,000.00 4,000.00
1,500.00 3,000.00 3,500.00 95.00 500.00 225.00 550.00 375.00 990.00 200.00 2,500.00 200.00 95.00 300.00 1,800.00 700.00 5,000.00 700.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 9,900.00 13,000.00 1,000.00 22,000.00
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R. #160 Continued
TRANSFER OF APPROPR!AT IONS By Cancellation and Reappropriation' Within the
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BOARD OF EDUCATION - DISTRICT I-89 ~ (Municipali ty) ___ ______ Oklahoma____________ County, Oklahoma CERTIFICATE OF GOVERNING BOARD
To the Honorable Excise Board of ____________Oklahoma_______________ County, Oklahoma, Gentlemens We hereby certify that, under authority of 68, 0#S« !9Ul« Sec# 292, the Public Welfare of District I—89 _____ _____ _____ (munici pal ity) requires a^itional appropriations for current expense in the fund above named, herein detailed and submitted as Exhibit B hereof, and that we submit for cancellation unencumbered balances less urgently needed, detailed in Exhibit A hereof, for which current revenues and levies have been provided# We respectfully request that you reappropriate said revenues and levies to the extent herein detailed and scheduled, including surpluses accrued and resulting from said cancellation of appropriations as aforesaid#
Done in a meeting of the Governing Board of said Municipality, as recorded in the
CERTIFICATE OF EXCISE BOARD
State of Oklahoma, County of Oklahoma
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We, the undersigned, members of the Excise Board in and for said County and State, hereby certify that we have examined the within exhibits of additional needs for current expense purposes certified by the above named municipality through its Governing Board as being necessary for the Public Welfare in said Municipality} that, to provide revenue therefor, we hereby order cancellation of the balances in Appropriation Accounts as shown in the last column of Exhibit A hereof in the total sum of aes ,0 o } and that we hereby reappropriate the amount of revenues and leVy so represented to t he uses and purposes shown in Exhibit B hereof in the total sum of » to be used for those purposes and no other under restrictions pursuant to Section?, Art# 26, Chapter 66, S# L. 1.939 (H. B. 189)#
Furthermore, we hereby instruct the Secretary of this Board to send copies of this certificate to the Clerk and to the Treasurer of said Municipality, with instructions to adjust their Appropriation Accounts in accordance with this order, and to retain one copy in the files of this Board# Done at
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R. #160
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Exhibit ”A” Appropriation Accounts having unencumbered Balances proposed for cancellation in Fund of said for the Fiscal Year ending June 3Q, I9^t ~
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Hie motion carried with ’fell members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #160
The representatives from four of the five companies who submitted bids for site development at Webster and Kennedy schools returned to the meeting and Merle McCollum,, spokesman for the group, voiced a verbal protest that the bid submitted by Metropolitan Paving Company was irregular due to the fact that it was not accompanied by a Bidder's Bond, Cashier's Check, or certified check. The four bidding companies represented were:
Paving Bid Protested
J. J. Cook Construction Company Connelly Paving Company McCollum Construction Company Slayter Bros. Construction Company
Continued
J. J. Cook J. A. Connelly Merle J. McCollum Lem Slayter
PURCHASING R. #161 Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of custodial hardware for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations Custodial Hdw. on specifications: Approved Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Morgensen Lumber Company G & R Equipment Company Hunzicker Brothers Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Industrial Arts Supply Talbot Rubber Company
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These purchases are to be charged to Account G 540-A.
$ 3,16K.k2 762.14 108.84 328.26 6.48
71.33ff 430.92.661.68
$ 5,534.05
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of physical education instructional supplies for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Herman's Sporting Goods M & H Sporting Goods Buck's Sporting Goods, Inc. Andy Anderson's Sporting Goods Keller Dutton Sports, Inc.
R. #162
Physical Edu. Supplies App.
$ 5,868.82 3,086.16 2,991*00 1,027*20 _________ 237ÂťOO
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These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
$13,210.18 All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of instructional and printing supplies for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: Oklahoma Raper Company Thompson Book & Supply Co., Edmond Thompson Book & Supply Co., Ada Brix, Inc. Carpenter Paper Company
$17,325*39 47,415.15 9,543*12 1,430.15 50,202.32 (Continued)
R* #163
Instructional & Printing Supplies App.
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R. #163
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Western Paper Company
5,046.00 11,884.39 7,501.40 8,710.00 1,650.00
Graham Paper Company Triangle School Equipment Texas Standard Supply Company Dowlings, Inc. City Office Supply, Inc. Bill Doyle Office Supply Oklahoma Seating Company Dollies Ceramics Elgin School Supply Company, Inc. Duplicating Products, Inc. Morrison Wholesale Company Texas Envelope Company A & E Equipment Company Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Glue & Paste Dists., Inc.
3,029.32 3,371-48 1,361.00 706.00 118.80 13,470.44 311.75 64.38 762.OO 2,364.68 166.32 724.80
$187,158.89
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On roll call, all members voted "Aye." accounts:
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Total All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
386.80 26,601.12 13,285.67
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903.32 637.26 5,506.84 384.00 3,680.00 1,769.10 526.80 15,206.40 1,200.00 288.00 2,830.35 2,093.00
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, All? ouotaflons shall be submitted ion the pupated proposal blanks, 'Proposal', blanks,1 plans and specifications,?, and/or .description >of materials: and/or services desired, are avaifable^at the oflice -of the Direc:tpr<iof?P.urcha’sing. I Jfhe J3oard ;of Education, in some • leases,-'employs for sake of brevity i certaitfjbrand names and numbers in • lieu- -of detailed specifications. Vendois aic to quote on these items or on iheir equivalent. Quote all prices delivered free of all-Trelght1 ahd handling charges as outlined' under General Conditions. ; The -Board.,of Education of Independent SchoOl District 1-39, Okla-1 noma VCqunty, - Oklahoma; is 1 under no.'obligation -to accept any quotaition.' ' ’$ This’' quotation is .submitted as a llcsgal, pffqr-i -and .when, accepted by the Board-of Education constitutes! a'firmicontract. ' 4.1 .>- THOMAS J. SMITH, /Director of Purchasing, Board of ■ /Education of Independent School , District..1-89, Oklahoma Count/, I- ‘Oklahoma1,'900 North Klein, Okk J iulahpma'Cfty, Oklahoma (Published-in The Daily Law Jourx?rf|l-Record-May 5, 6 & 7, 1964)
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R. #169 Typewriter & Bus. Machine Agreement App.
Motion was made by Mr. l^*nnett and seconded hy Mr. Lott to validate an agreement with
R. #170
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of musical instruments and equipment for use in Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools and various other schools from the following companies who submitted bids in response to the attached Notice:
Musical Instr. Purchased.
Donnell Typewriter Company for servicing typewriters and business .machines during the 1964—65 school year. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
$12,64-9-59 362.85 70.80 4-12.70 4,372.50 4-4-5.00
Jenkins Music Company Larsen Music Company The Willis Music Company Universal Musical Instrument Co. Sharp & Nichols Music Company Lyons Band Instrument Company Woodmansee-Abbott Music Company Jodelco Distributing Company Capps Music Company Inter-City Violin Studios
5,710.50 84-.85
710.00 2,706.50
$27,525.29
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These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. __________________
All members voted "Aye" on 1 roll call
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
R. #171
Paving Bid SE 66th Street (Webster) App.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the low bid submitted at a regular adjourned meeting on Tuesday, May 26, 1964-, by Slayter Brothers Construction Company in the amount of $9,685.50 for constructing the south one-half of SE 66th Street
between Shields Boulevard and Santa Fe Avenue, using Portland cement concrete. Plans and specifications prepared by Thomas and Marshall Engineering Company. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Mr. Morgan Reported
Mr. Max Morgan, visiting attorney, was introduced and gave a brief verbal report regarding transactions for the purchase of land adjacent Foster Elementary School.
R. #172
Mr. Estes called on Dr. Parker who presented and read aloud a Resolution of Appreciation for Walter A. Lybrand, deceased attorney for the Board of Education. It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the resolution be approved as presented and that an original copy be sent to Mrs. Grace Lybrand. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
Appreciation Resolution (Lybrand)
RESOLUTION
During the past twenty-five years many men and women have served as members of the Oklahoma City Board of Education and there have been .many superintendents and other administrative officials. But from May 2, 1939, until his death on May 28, 1964-, one man, Walter A. Lybranc.,
served them all both as attorney for the school board and trusted friend and advisor. No .matter what their connection with the schools all who worked with him saw him as a tower of strength and as a person endowed with integrity and character than even the most casual contact revealed. But there was much more. He was a man who loved the school system and that for which it stands. -He was a man whose experience was so vast and varied that it was fascinating to all who knew him. He was a man of deep and passionate feeling for beauty, culture, and good. He was a man whose modesty was so great that to know his accomplishments was to learn them from those who witnessed their doing but never from the man himself. The Oklahoma City Public Schools will suffer because he's no longer here, but the gain from his long association with them did and will make tremendous contribution to the quality of education available to the young people of Oklahoma City.
Now let it be resolved that this Appreciation Resolution be entered into the permanent minutes of this school district and that this School. Board of 1964- recognize it represents a whole generation of school boards who would unquestionably want to pay the highest tribute possible to "Judge Lybrand." S/
Jack F. Parker________________ Superintendent
MEETING OF JUNE 18, 196^
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Lloyd Allen Boatman Larry Duane Bomar Dwain Lee Boswell George Ryland Bouse Margaret Earline Box William Bruce Boyd ' Patricia Irene Breeden James E. Brewer Betty Lynn Brock Lynwood Troy Brooks Albert Thomas Brown, Jr. Gary Lee Brown Glen Everrett Brown Howard Elmore Brown Phil W. Brown Travis Lee Brown Arthur (Nelson) Browning Delbert Dean Bryan Johana Marie Bryan Lindel David Bryan William H. Bryson * Kenneth Ray Buchanan Paul Franklin Bullington Kathleen Janice Bundick Larry Boyd Burgess Lila Kaye Burgess Raymond Jerry Burgess Larry Eugene Burke George Willard Burroughs, Jr. Elizabeth Ann Cannon Tennell Clarence Carlile Philip Marvin Carson John Arthur Carter Patricia Marie Carter * Sharon Arlene Carter Connie June Case Mary Kathleen Casey * Barbara Jean Cebulesky Veta Marie Chaffin Marcheta Faye Chappell Bonnie Carolyn Chenault
*Member of National Honor Society
Mary Beth Chilton Eula Diane Clark Linda Sue Claxton Jack Lyle Claymore * Carolyn Louise Clayton Doris Mae Clemons Kay Ann Clifton Roy Joseph Cloukia Shirley Mae Coffman * Carolyn Davine Coggins Eddie Ray Collins Freddie Ray Collins Roy Burton Cook, Jr. Gary Leon Coon Glenda Sue Corley Patricia Ann Couch Glenn Allen Cox Mora Kathryn Cox Warren Ray Cox Gary Courtney Crandall Joan Crunk Margaret Pauline Cruz * Judith Lynne Cullen Laura Lavon Cumby Nadine Cummings Charlotte Pexton Daugherty David Michel Davenport ,
David George David Cleta Sue Lusk Davis Harry M. Davis Patricia Ann Davis Sharon Lane Davis Suzanne Lourae Davis Robert Lester Daws Peggy Jean Dean Billy Lawrence Devaill Fred Foster Dial Marilyn Sue Dickerson Carolyn Gail Dodson Sandra Leigh Douthit Wesley Paul Drabek Donald Vernon Driscoll Billy Wayne Driskill Sherry Lee Driskill Carolyn Sue Dutton
* Roger Ross Eaton * Linda Kaye Echols Donald Lee Edwards Dean Edward Eggleston Cheri Lynn Elliott * Mary Jon Emils Billy James Erwin * Danny Joe Evanoff Nadene Louise Evans
Tawana Jean Fairbanks Ralph Edward Farmer John Bruce Farquhar Marilyn Sue Ferguson Jimmy Lee Ferris Dana Maureen Fesler James DeWayne Finnell James Roland Fisher Shirley Compton Fisher Sandra M. Fitzpatrick Frances Elaine Fleming Jimmy Dale Ford Sandra Jo Fortune Faye Lynn Foster Glenn Alvin Foster, Jr. Grade Emilyatta Fountain Gary Grant Franks Joyce Ann Freeman Patricia Yvonne Freese Kendall Orren Frejo Dorothy Dee Fulkerson Fred Joe Fulmer
* Emma Ruth Garrett Larry W. Gately Carolyn Sue Gates Richard Allen Gentry Sonja Ann George Billy Gene Gibson Janet Kay Gilley * Carolyn Kay Gilmore Linda Kay Golden Linda Jane Gonzalez Mary Jane Gothard Richard Erold Gould Brenda Kay Gramling *Member of National Honor Society
Gloria Sue Graves Sammy Wayne Graves Danny Lee Gravitt Doris Marie Gray Martin Sue Inez Green Larry Dean Green Connie Faye Greene Charles Franklin Gresham Jimmy Lee Griffin Tom Lee Griffith Rita Faye Griggs * Donna Kathleen Grimes Jacqueline May Groves (Williams) Howard Wayne Gunesch Charles Edward Gunter
* Larry Dale Hollingshead Harold Eddie Houlette Raymond Lee Houston Dennis Keith Hudson Matt Howell Hudson Morris Doyle Hugghins Shirley Ann Hulsey Grace Humphrey Merle Franklin Hunsaker, Jr. Donald Neal Hunt Marshall Weatherford Hunt
Robert Keith Jackson Raymond Dale Javo Jessie Sue James Sandra Darlene Jay * Rita Kay Jeffcoat Edna Sue Johnson Larry Zale Johnson Nancy Sue Johnson C. Edward Jones Kenneth Lee Jones
Buck Dewindle Kay Paul Edward Keeler Larry Stanford Kemp * Glinda Sue Kernaghan Richard Alan Kerr Roger Merle Kilby Patrick Henry Killman Gloria Belle King LaDonna Jo King * Mary Margaret King Kathryn Sue Kinnamon Carol Eyvonne Klepac * Elizabeth Anne Knight Judy Carol Kratz Kenneth Lenn Kruta Billy Michael Kuepker
* Janet Alene Lackey Betty Marie Lakey Gary Lee Lamascus Denny Levi Landrum Nancy Cecelia Lanig Allen Scott Lasater
Member of National Honor Society
Ted Earl Hale Dianna Marie Hall Rex Earl Hames Jerry Wayne Hamilton Stephen Wayne Hamlin Larry Vincent Hammack Harold Lee Hammitt Sandra Lee Hammond Robert Gerald Hankins George Ray Hanks Melvin Lynn Hardeman Ray Arnold Harjo Daniel Wayne Harris Jerry Howard Harris Nel a Mae Harris Ronald David Harris Norma Jean Harrison Mary Eileen Hastings Betty Lou Hatcher Larry Gene Hayes Joseph Allen Hendon Johnny Lee Higginbotham * Barbara Louise Hill Merl Melvin Hill Timothy Ray Hillman Donald Leslie Henry Carol Jean Hogue Angeline Holland Helen Lucille Holland Mary Ann Holland
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William Magirowsky Linda Helen Marlar Michael John Martin Michael K. Martin Paul Houston Martin *4 Sherrill Ann Martin Gary Randolph Mathews Patricia Ann Mathews * Mary Katherine Mayes Forrest Erwin Maynard Clarence Gene Mayo Diann Clark Medders Jacky Roland Medford Larry Jr. Melton Charles William Merrill, Jr. Dan O1 en Miller * Mildred Louise Miller Lonnie Ray Mills Jerry Leon Millwood Harlen Odell Minyard Mike Joe Miskovsky * Robert Sherrod Mitchell Patricia Lynn Moody Douglas L. Moore Jerry Allen Moore Linda Joann Moore Sandra Carol Moses James Micheal Mullings Nedra Kaye Murdock Earl Wayne Myers Robert James Myers
Judy Delois Neal Howard Keith Nelson Jerry Gene Nelson Marvin Olen Nelson, Jr. Mary Ellen Nelson * Dora Ann Newman Bailey Robert James Newnum Bill George Norvell
Barbara Ellen Oglesbee Jeanie Oldham Linda Darlene Oldham Charles Floyd Osborn
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Lester Louis Owens, Jr. Paul Pappas Linda Sue Parker Lawrence Clifton Peeples, Jr. Phyllis Nan Pennington Sarah Belle Pennington Karen Colleen Perieda * Charles Ray Phillips Clyde Thomas Phillips Kenneth Ray Phillips Mary Jean Phillips Jerry Don Philpot Darla Kay Phipps Linda Louise Pickle Lennis Alton Pierce * Michael Gene Pillow Rita Elaine Pitzer Peggy Kathleen Pledger Jerry Wayne Posey Donna Margaret Presson Janis Allene Price Larry James Price Victoria Louise Prieto Marion Duane Pritchard Cecelia Phine Pritner Nancy Ann Pritner Jack Ray Pugh * Larry Joe Puckett Kinley Michale Purcell
Paul Clifton Quillin Don Allen Rager Jimmy Dale Ramsey Donald Dee Raper Ronald Lee Raper Judy Coleman Rector Virgil Dale Reece James Burton Reed Tommy Ray Reed Gary Lee Reynolds Paul Gene Reynolds Jack Allen Richardson Michael Dean Riddle Kenneth Leroy Rinehart
Carolyn Sue Rippee Sharon Kay Ritchey David Louis Roberts * Velma Lee Roberts Jerry Robertson Kenneth Edward Robinson * Sharon Lynn Robinson Ofelia Rodriguez Teresa Royleen Rodriguez Roy Glenn Rodriguez Sherry Lynn Rose Bobby Clifford Ross Jo Monica Ross Renee Camille Rousseau Linda Ann Routen Joyce Marie Rowden Norma Marie Roy Ronald Dale Roy ( * Michael Sigmund Rudnicki Lynda Faye Rush Gary Calvin Russell * Gene Barron Russell Mary Elyne Salazar Linda Kay Sammetinger Gloria Ann Sanchez Darlene Jean Sanders Donna Jean Sanders Eddie Kent Sanders Sandra Sue Sanders Sharon Kaye Sapp Dianna Gayle Sawatzky B. Gale Sawyer Glen Max Schmidt James Glen Schroeder * Jeri Ann Scott Richard Lynn Scott Kathleen Sherry Sebree Jeanette Gail Senn Linda Diane Sharp Sharon Lee Shaw Rodney Ray Sheaffer Monty T. Sheckels Glenda Loreece Shed Doris Anne Shelton Earl Sherrod
Member of National Honor Society
Shirlee Anne Shipley Michael Raye Shores Nathern Troy Short Jimmy Joe Shuffield Beverly Gaye Siegfried Teddie Judith Ann Simon Eldwin Cecil Sink Lou Ann Skinner Beverly Rae Smith Don James Smith Larry Lee Smith Patricia Green Smith Tommy Louis Smith Theresa Joy Sneed James Wesley Snyder John Aloysius Soos Janet Louise Soules Donald Dean Southwell Diana Kay Spiva Jerry Wayne Spurgin Glenda Porter Staal Jonette Kate Starks Eddie Lee Steffens Janey Stevens Larry Joe Stoker Sandrea Lynn Stover Barbara Ann Stubblefield David Lester Stucks Bud Wilson Sullivan, Jr. Donna Louise Sutton
Ronald Dean Tate Virginia Sue Tate Elizabeth Sifers Taylor James Wayne Taylor Carolyn Faye Tedford Geneva Rae Teeters Phyllis Marie Tener Jane Loyd Terrell Patsy Diane Thompson Dee Ann Tims Linda Joyce Tipton Joyce Ann Tompkins Mary Katherine Tompkins Clarence Eugene Tooman Richard Wayne Toumbs
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Roger Ray Tucker Billy Joe Turner Catherine Fern Turner
Ronnie Ray Ulman
Edna Lucille Van Vranken Joseph Robert Vesta * Janice Kay Vinyard
Latricia Ann Ware Delmar L. Walker Jr. John Charles Walker Marcia Cecilia Walker Sherry Ann Walker Wendell Kieth Walker Darrell Max Walters Jackie LaVerne Ward Kenneth Ray Ward Roberta Ann Ward John Waters Gerald Richard Watson Patricia Ann Watson Russell Dean Wattie Tony Lee Watts Ronald Edward Waul Edwin Watson Weaver, Jr. Patricia Ann Webb Larry Jearld Welch Dolph W. Wellborn, Jr. Robert Walter Wells Bill Wheatley Grady Floyd White Danny Lynn White cotton Sharon Ruth Whitson BiUy Ray Wilborn Jerry Lynn Williams Kathleen Gwen WiUiams Larry Wayne Williams Sharon Kay Williams Charles Eugene Willis Gary Lee Willis Lee Roy WiUoughby Jerry Wayne Wilson Michael Leroy Wilson Sharon Kay Witten
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John L. Yonnes Larry Ervin Yost Harry Lawrence Young John Patrick Young Kathryn Susan Young Susan M. Young Diana Kaye Younger
CAPITOL HILL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL General Education Diplomas 1964 Loyd Ray Brown Leo Willis Clay Wallace Ray Cook Paul Vincent Daugherty Billy A. Davis Rex L. Hanna Billy D. McKee Paul Devon Morris Elba Louis Moser Melvin D. Shatswell Wilber Douglas Shinneman Bobby E. Tharp Truman Marion Young Don Roy Whetsell
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Jerry Wayne Tedder Junior Aaron Thomas Glenda Thompson Mary Louise Toahty
Gayion Marie Sparks Connie Jo Speer Elmer Gene Starr Don Leon Steele Lawrence Dean Stevens Johnnetta Christine Stewart Phyllis Elaine Swan
Jerry O’Brien MacArthur Doris La Fay McClellan Linda Rosalie McCoy *James M. McLaughlin Jason Thurman McNeely *Eoudis Martin, Jr. Marvin Ray Martin Fred Fernondo Martinez Mike Joe Mata
Andy F. Lane *James Warren Levingston Eva Mae Lindsey Edgar Eugene Linzy Janice Lynn Little Mike L. Little
Marvin James Jacobs Reuben Leon Jimboy Barbara Anne Johnson Vivian Earlene Johnson Jane Priscilla Jones *Ralph Wesley Jones
Robert Lee Hale Karon Kay Hamilton Leon Harjo Linda Moore Hatchel Carole Ann Hemmerling Fran Henderson ‘Gloria Jean Hobbs Donna Kay Hopkins Linda Kay Hudson Sharon Jan Hunt
Sandra Jean Graham Freddy Leon Greer Linda Griffin
CLASS ROLL Robert Earl Adams ‘Mary Lou Alexander Michael Edward Ambler Shirley B. Arther George Davis Artis
Godfrey Lee Bass James Lewis Beck Jay Harold Bendle Brigitte Veronica Bilman Charles Albert Bowman Sonja Lynn Bratton Brownell Brown Glendale Brown Kathryn Joyce Brown Witold Kazick Bycko Johnny Lee Calvart Leslie Gorman Campbell Robert Steele Carter Theresa Annita Cawthorne Stanford Colbert Susan Meeks Corbell Roscoe Davis Charles Raymond Dean Judy Kay Dean Linda Lee Dean Tommy Lewis Dee Love Denton, Jr. Shirley Rae Donihoo *Patricia Ann Dove Patricia Ann Dozier Norman Drake, Jr.
Ardell England Richard Lee Evans Luther Benjamin Ford Ruby Jean Gaines Max Douglas Goodenough
Leonard Eugen Mayes Emma Jean Miller Ramona Imadean Miller Shirley Ann Miller Nora Paulette Moore Curtis Ray Moreno ‘Jimmy Clyde Newport
Gary G. Overbey Mary Ellen Pate Grover Charles Patterson Robert C. Phillips Jerry Reese Porter Frank Prieto
‘Shirley Ann Ramirez Rudy Renteria Earnestine Lovette Robertson ‘Barbara Sue Roe
Leonard Ray Sams Judy Kay Sanders John Dee Sebrant Karen Moore Sebrant Kathleen Anita Sepeda Rose Marie Baranski Sesher Carolyn Kay Smith Roberta Smith ‘Wayne Lee Smith
Fayrine Walker Doris June Walton Joann Ward Juitt Watson Lorene Webb Delora Ann White Jimmie Arnold Whitmore Dorothy Faye Wiggins ‘Judy Ann Wilhite Johnnie Kay Wilkins Harvey Lee Williams Wendolyn Sue Williams Delmer Wolf, Jr.
‘Carolyn Joyce Young
Anita Carol Zachry Harold Clifford Zelenka
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ADULT EDUCATION DIPLOMA
Esther Lily Brown
Laverne Beasley Craig
Earnest Cleveland Dudgeon / Carolyn Jessie Ellis
Donetta Lurks
Bill Junior McWaters
Mary Kathryn Mooney
Mary Ann Neugebauer
Pamela Horne Rider
Barbara Jean Rogers
Charles Bailey Ross, Jr.
Ted Wilbur Smith
Julia Weber Wallace
GENERAL EDUCATION TEST DIPLOMA
Aaron W. Clapp
Howard Leroy Fortner
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Duerksen, Larry Thomas Durall, Leslie Jean ?*■, Erdman, James Lee Fears, William Burton Fincher, Vicke Dianne Flannigan, Michael Douglas Fowler, John Howard Fox, Linda Frazier, Sandra Fudge, Judith Anne Garriot, Maxine Marie * Gauntt, Cynthia Ann Gay, Beverly Jean Gravlin, Judy Lynn Gray, Loring Albert Jr. * Gregory, Pamela Jo Haase, Christina Ann Hadler, Mary Janet Haggard, Linda Faye Hairfield, Charles Terry * Hall, Stephen Michael Hampton, James Howard Harris, John Haskell Harris, Kendra Jane Hartford, Kathleen Haywood, Cynthia Nora Hemker, Fred Joseph Jr. Henderson. Anne Jeanette Henderson, Marilyn Kaye Henderson, Robert Knapp Jr. * Herod, Lynda Kay Hewitt, William Robert Hicks, Donna Marie Holland, Marty Webster *Howe, Diana Lee Hukill, Larry Dean Humphreys, George Jonce Jr. Hunt, Eugenia Huntley, Nancy Elizabeth * Inman, Stephen Ray Ison, Mark Allen Johnson, Peggy Helen * Johnson, Sharon Kaye Jones, John Charles
SENIORS Abbott, Sue Anne Adamson, Ansel Doctor Ainsworth, Ernest Marvin Jr. Anspaugh, Sheryl Asbury, Steve Phillip Aten, Darrel Gene Atha, James Robert Atkins, Nancy Diane Baker, Alva Lee Beavor, Ronald Eli Bell, Gloria Berry, Charles Michael Bettis, Cathy Eileene Blevins, John Wesley Bodine, Donna Louise Bond, Karen Sue Boutwell, Kenneth Charles Brown, Patricia Gayle Brown, Robert Marcus Brownell, Thomas Lee *Brunken, Jere Neal Bryant, Joan Nykl Cantrell, D.C. II Capps, James L. II Carr, Victoria Lee Carter, Marsha Louise Caughron, James Sherrill Chesser, Glynda Louise Christenberry, Arthur Leeon III Coen, Shirley Vantrees Collins, John Edward Cook, David Leon Copeland, Ann Lucille Copeland, Mary Louise Crockett, Nancy Virginia Cummings, Philip Anthony * Dark, Margaret Ann * Daron, Mary Jane Davidson, Georgia Suzanne *Dessauer, Suzanne Julia Donohoo, Judith Raye Downey, Margaret Lee Drew, Gail Marie
Noble, Sheron Jane Orndorff, Robert Lee *Paramore, Gary Lynn * Patchin, Jacquelyn Suzanne Pazoureck, James Carver Pemberton, Marsella Sue Pennella, Andrew Joseph Jr. Perkins, Ronald Conway Pierpont, Laura Sue Potter, Wanda Faye Powell, Sarah Latham Raba, Marvin Don Radcliff, Trisha Ann Reeves, David Harvey Reaves, Michael Otho Reynolds, Peter Denver Jr. Roberts, Randy Joe Rone, Linda June Rose, Billie June Ruble, Mary Louise Rupe, Larry E. * Rust, Sharon Louise Samara, Andrea Lee Sander, Bruce Carl Schmitt, Arthur F. Schott, Paula Ruth Schultz, Ruth Elizabeth Scott, Martha Lee Shadduck, Cheryl Ann Shell, Marie Elizabeth Sherman, Byron Bennett Jr. Shipley, James Everett Slaten, Raymond Dean Slaten, Weyman Gene Smith, Carl Phelps Jr. Smith, John G. Snider, Sue Lynn Spangler, William Eugene Spears, Jane Stanford, Patricia Virginia Stephens, Gary Alan Stevenson, Robert Deryl Stone, James McNew
SENIORS Jones, Gwendolyn Sharon Jones., Mary Lou Jones., Warren Endsley Kalmbach, Kathryn Alice Kanaly, John William Keller, Barbara Goggan * Kelly, Susan Elizabeth King, John Joseph Klein, Barbara Joan Lancaster, Janice Lee * Landrum, Margaret Ann Langham, Ronald Ray LeCroy, Jack Marshall Lindley, Ginger Ann Loessberg, Gerald Lee McAfee, Roberta Ann McAlister, Thomas James McCabe, Nila Fay McCarty, George Edward * McDonald, Michael James McLain, Patricia Kenon McNutt, John Keith Main, Becky Lynn Martin, Judith Kay Masten, Michael Kenneth Matthews, D’Anna Darlene Matthews, Martha Lee * Mee, Patrick Hinkle Menifee, Robert Newell Miller, Pamela Rae Minnich, Martha Nan Mobley, Michael Wallace Mohrmann, Anna Mae Moore, Hughanna Joyce Moore, Martha Ann Morris, Alicia Kayann Murray, Dennis Randolph Nayphe, Billy Joe Neal, Cegail Pamela *Neal, Dorothea Elaine Nelson, Kenneth Alton Nichols, Galen Loy Nichols, James Scott
Stout, James Ray Taylor, Yvonne Marie *Thibault, Paul Thomas Tilsner, Kathleen Gayle Torrance, Sharon Ann Vick, Robert Louis Von Rissen, Donna Lynn Wagner, Kathleen Anne Walker, Carolyn Hobbs Walters, Cynthia Kay Warford, Stella Louise Weaver, David Earl Weisman, Michael Alan White, Esther Ruth White, Reggie Fran
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*Wickberg, James Nils Wilkerson, Joyce Elaine Wilson, DeAnne Wiltshire, Larry Markus Woods, James Franklin Young, Carey Lynn **Futrell, Myrna Joy **Patterson, John Levoy **Pratt, Jerry Joseph **SnellingSj Rick B. **Tabor, Bob Ray **Waggoner, Fred Ronny **Woolbright, Barbara Jean Hobbs ***Kraus, Gerald Lee
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DOUGLASS
Glen R. Allen Gloria A. Allen Joyce Marie Allen Robert Nelson Allen III Carol Ann Allensworth Henry Hall Anderson Kay Frances Anderson James Curtis Anderson James Lorenzo Andrews, Jr. Gwendolyn Starr Arinwine Barbara Lee Arledge Marcellus J. P. Armstrong Alma Doris Arthur Yunetta Aniece Arthur Paulette Elizabeth Austin Pauline Bailey Carolyn Janice Baldwin Willie L. Bostic Josephine Bowie Shirley Ann Bowie Helen Mae Boyd Larry James Bradford Emmitt Maurice Bright Roberta Marie Brison Latricia Ann Brooks Onda Lou Brooks Robert Snory Broome Gaither E. Brown Kenneth Brown Mary Emma Brown William Edward Brown Ida Mae Bruner Normareen Altha Burge Samuel Allen Burge Alfred Campbell
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71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. rti UJL* 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. --- u/. ft>7 88. 89. 90. 91. 92. 93. 94. 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105.
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GRADUATING
Mary Lou Cannon Arnetta Sue Carmichael Gloria Carter Jerrye Dean Carter Jimmy Louis Carter Terry Don Casteel Shirley Ceiphas Curtis Herbert Celestine Shirley Ann Chambray Norma Jean Clark Vera Jean Clayton Sandra Faye Coats Johnnie Faye Colbert Tyrone Cole Willie Ervin Coleman Larry Eugene Collier Ervin Dewayne Collins Henry L. Cooper Jerrye Lue Compton Ronny Lee Corbin Hueanna Mae Crabtree Prudience Muriel Crabtree Samuel Renauld Craig Thurman Edward Cravens Willard Crawford, Jr. Jean Evelyn Crisp Patricia Ann Crisp Nelzene Crooms Bennie Marie Cubit Clennon Richard Dade William Douglas Dailey Leon Z. Daniel Deniece Carol Davis Phyllis Ann Davis Irene Lanita Debouse
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1 Barbara J. Dejear Samuel Oliver Dewberry, Jr. Joyce Mae Dotson Gail Douglas La Vern Elmira Du Bose Brenda N. Dulan LaVera JoAnn Dunlap Thomas Earl Dunlap Carolyn Jean Dunn Amos Paul Easley
Sharron Marcia Edwards Harriett Jane Ellis Dale Allyson Evans Oretha Evans Stanley Levi Evans lvcnncxn nay r&ZLxu ■ Gaylora Farmer Stephen Ray Felix Geraldine Finney Pauline Finney Ocie Fowler Nash Fry Doris Jean Fuller John Lee Gaddis Donald (Clines Joann Gaines Bennie Ray Gibson Donald Lee Gibson Rosa Lee Gibson Claudia Lee Gipson Robert Lee Gipson Margaret Ann Goldman Lorene Maria Goldsmith Ola Mae Goudeau
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Harrison-Grayoon ■ Johnnie H. Green Kermit Roosevelt Green, Jr. Isaac Vinton Griffin Alice Marie Grimes Lee Arthur Gross James Lee Gulley Henrietta Guyton James Cole Harper, Jr. Doris Jean Harris Ruthie Mae Harris Cherry Ann Hart Shirley Hayes Donna Marie Heath Maxine Henderson Beverly Ann Henry Curtis Ray Henry Kathryn Jean Henry Charles Hill, Jr. Loretta Jewell Hill Rebecca Jean Hill Sandra Jean Hill Leonard Himes, Jr. Robert W. Hollier Herchel Lee Holman Oletha Holmes James Otis Holt William Henry Holt Micheal Hooks Carolyn June House Kathryn Gail Hudson Norman Lee Hunter Wilma Fay Hutson Amos V. Ivey, Jr. Diana Lorraine Jackson
1964 Graduating Class, continued
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141. 142. 143. 12+4. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. 159. 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165. 166. 167. L68. 169. 170. 171. 172. 173. 174. 175.
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176. Anni^Lois Lampkin 177. Willie Lee Lane 178. Velma Joyce Lawton 179. Bobbie Jean Lee 180. Jimmie Wayne Lee 181. Frances Ann Lenox 182. George Alton Lewis 183. Henry L. Lewis 184. Raymond Lewis 185. Harry Lofton, Jr. 186. Robert Ronald Long 187. Terry D. Love 188. Eula Ann Lucas 189. Janice Elaine Lugrand 190. Shirley Larue Lunsford 191. Marilyn Ann Luper 192. Charlotte Rose Mackey 193. Fred Donald Martin 194. Florence Ann McCauley 195. Russell Lionel McCloud 196. Richard James McCoy 197. Robert Stanley McDaniel 19B-;—P&t-rieia McFadden 1 199. David Allen McMullen 200. Sherry Ann Meadows 201. Elvina Marie Milton 202. Cheryl Lynnet Minter 203. Arthur G. Mitchell, Jr. 204. Wanda Faye Mitchell 205. John Wesley Moreland, Jr. 206. James Henry Morrow 207. Frances Christine Mukes 208. Joyce Ann Muse 209. Lawrence Walter Myers, Jr 210. Morris Authur Neal
SCHOOL
Linda Lorraine Jackson Robert R. Jackson Roy Stewart Jackson William Henry Jackson Ronald Terry James Earlene Jefferson Annis Janell Jenkins Wesley Melvin Jennings Anneice Marie Johnson Caron Yvonne Johnson Don Raymond Johnson Doris Jean Johnson Floyd Warner Johnson Joe Nathan Johnson Kenneth Lee Johnson Randus Johnson, Jr, Betty Ann Jones Bruce Eugene Jones Claud Edward Jones Claudette Elaine Jones Lucy T. Jones Marion Charles Jones Minnie R. Jones Ray Clark Jones Joyce Ann Kearney Herma Leen Kelley Melvyn Joyce Kelly Audrea Marie Elizabeth Killens Willie Earl Kinchion Chester King, Jr. Eugene Fredrick King, Jr. LaVema Antionette King Harvey Lee Knox Barbara Ella Lambeth Leslie Lambeth
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Billy Shelton Deanna Joelle Simmons Paul Henry Sims Arlan A. Smith Eleanor Annette Smith Hazel Lee Smith Jimmie Lee Smith Joy Lynn Smith Lucile Smith Ray Lee Smith Tessya Vernita Smith Michael Stephens Lenell Winfred Stevenson Ruby Jewel Stripling Nona Carol Strong Romaner Jack Strong Kathy Lou Sutter Johnnie Leonardo Swanson, Jr Parthenia Elizabeth Tanksley Judith Ann Tate Clarice Lovada Taylor Willie Fred Taylor Larry Hollis Tease Larry J. Thompson Shelton Clark Thompson Carol Lynn Thornton Zelma Joyce Threatt Geta Carol Toler Areda Carol Tolliver Wayne Traywick Morris Lynn Triggs James O'Don Turner Norma Jean Viney David Leslie Vinson Charles Edward Walker
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
246. 247. 248. 249. 250. 251. 252. 253. 254. 255. 256. 257. 258. 259. 260. 261. 262. 263. 264. 265. 266. 267. 268. 269. 270. 271. 272. 273. 274. 275. 276. 277. 278. 279. 280.
DOUGLASS
Fannie Mae Nubine Sue Annette Officer Roger E. Parker Cal Ray Patterson Preston Eugene Patterson Carolyn Y. Pearson Glenn Bruce Pendleton Katye Marie Perry Ersalyn Maria Pierro Mae Dean Pittman Thurman Allen Pointer Joyce Ann Pope Minnie P. Porter Doris Louise Powell Joyce Phyllis 0. Preston A. C. Prince, Jr. Elgia Lee Prince Wilbur Ray Prince Charles Scott Qualls Theodore Rambo, Jr. Ronald Edward Randall Marsha Louise Raybum Edgar Allen Reece Geraldine Sandra Renfrow Letha Patricia Ann Rex Helen Louise Reynolds Ronald Francis Roberts Raye Pearl Rolfe Jerry Charles Royal Charles Monroe Russell Beverly Kay Samuels Carol Jean Scott Curtis Atwater Scott, Jr. Beverla Shanks Sharon Kay Sharp
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William L. Engle Linda Gail Epton Carla Jo Essary Al O’Neal Evans Dianne Evans Peggy Lee Evans Marcia Lee Fagan Merry Jean Farr Barbara Jeanette Faulkner Carla Michele Fawcett Jimmy D. Filipski R. Don Fink Harold William Foley Jr. Karen Deanne Fowler Judy Arlene Freed Becky Sue Gardner Judith Anne Garland Varga Lee Garland Joe Don Gamer Judi Anne Garner Shirley Faye Garrison Martha Lynn Gatlin Sherryl Jean Geer James Thomas Gentry Karen Kay George Clifford Burkitt Giddens Jr. Jimmy Lee Gill William Edwin Gill Karen Kay Gootee Donna Eilene Gordon Peggy Ellen Gouge Carol Lynn Goyer Linda Grady Marilyn JoAnn Grape Donna Mae Green Gladys Julia Greer Richard Paul Griffee John Howard Grove Larry Joseph Guidry Judy Kathleen Haas Janice Eileen Haggard Marquita Cheryl Hall Glenna Gay Hamilton Clayton Charles Hansen, Jr. Michael Lee Hanson Janice Kay Harben David Lawrence Hardison Grace Elizabeth Harmon Sharon Gaye Harmon Cheryl Denise Harrison Janette Adelle Harrison Cherry Ann Hart Ruby Harris Haun Harva Jeanne Hawkins Kenneth Don Henderson Larry Duane Hennington Cathy Sue Hensley Jimmy Lee Hensley Jeanne Colleen Hernandez Robert Lee Herriott, Jr. Janet Marie Hey Margaret Lucille Hiatt Evelina Carol Hill Ernie Lee Hinkle •Lisa Carrole Hitchings Candace Anne Hiti Richard Harold Holden Linda Claire Hollowell Phyllis Jane Hopson David Weldon Horton Craig William Hoster Leslee Ruth Howard Donna Morozoff Howe Frank E. Howe James D. Hrdlicka Larry Wayne Huff Charles Lee Hughes Nancy Jean Hughes Norrell Grant Hunt, Jr. George L. Husk Ronald F. Hutcherson Janie Kay Hutchinson Stephen Worth Irwin Nancy Fay Jackson June Jackson Richard Wayne Jackson Chris E. Jahnke Mary Ray James James Thomas Johnson Linda Jean Johnson Michael Alan Johnson Tonia Jean Johnson Jimmy Lee Jolly Joan Marilyn Jones Richard E. Jones Thelma Larcene Jones John Lloyd Jump Robert L. Kaster Jimmy Joe Kearnes Donald Irwin Kegans Onella June Keith
1964 CLASS ROLL
Richard Eugene Aasa Donna Sue Abel Linda Carrol Aker Patricia Anne Allspaw Mack Ashley Paul R. Asplin Robert Gene Atkins Lucy Lynn Austin Karen Sue Babbit Janet Kaye Baird Garry Wayne Baker Robert Eugene Baker Thomas Lester Baker Treman Jay Barber Laura Linda Barger Portia Annetta Barker Richard Erving Barnes Richard Frank Baughman Robert Wesley Beasley Carolyn Sue Beck Jerry Ben Bendorf Kathryn Benjock Dale R. Bennett Linda Kay Benson Sherry Starlett Benson Sherry Dell Bird Sara Nell Bland Cecilia JoAnn Blevins Robert L. Boardman Judith Kay Bond Verner Gillis Borror Jr. Danny Joe Boultinghouse Bartow Brooksher Bradley II Doris Emogene Bradley James Robert Bradley John Harold Bradley Twila Lee Bradshaw Paula Diane Branson Carol Jean Bridges Jimmy Lynn Brocaw Janet Kay Brooks Wanda Brookshire Donald Wayne Brown Patricia Lucylle Brown Robert Bruce Brown Alvin D. Burchett Edith Carolyn Burrs Larry D. Byrum Linda Dane Byrum Cecilia Cagigal Victoria Janette Caldwell Claudia P. Calhoun Albert Eugene Camp John Dennis Carman Russell E. Carroll James Dwight Carter Mary Lynne Casey Susan Caster Linda Jean Chambers Linda Jane Chapman Cheryl Deann Childress Mildred Jeanette Childress Elaine Judith Chlapowski Denny Ruel Clark Fred C. Clark Michael Lee Clifton Richard Alan Clymer Connie Ann Coble Berta Jane Codner Patsy June Collins Sandra LaVerne Conway Michael Lawrence Cook Virginia Sue Cooke Larry Gene Cooper Leslie Jo Cooper Rebecca Davis Copeland Larry Eugene Cravens Shirley Crump Cravens Wanda Jean Crockett Judy Ann Crump Sharon Kay Daniel Janet Virginia Daniels Robert Gary Davis Zoe Janet Davis Terry D. Deason Michael R. Dennis Roy Lee DePue Bob E. Dies Jesse E. Dobbs Nettie Inez Dodd . Gary Daniel Dodnll Charlotte Sue Doss Danny C. Douglas Sherry Lee Douglass Linda Lea Dukes Martha Louise Dutcher Travis Lynn Edwards Cynthia Ann Eide Tommy Lee Elliott Pamela Ellis, Carol A. England
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Linda Carole Kelsoe Dennis William Kennedy Vicki Lynn Kerr Barbara Ann King Willie Ann King Karen Kay Kirch Gene C. Kirkpatrick Michael Leon Kirkpatrick Kent Lee Kistler Gene Knight Keith Allen Knipp John Joe Koons Kenny Eugene LaMar Ronald D. Lambert Anita Lamkin Allen E. Lawrence Clyde Wesley Lawrence Sharon Ar Leland Barbara jean Leslie Caren Jean Lincoln Sylvia Ruth London Quintella Lavon Louden Michael Paul McCauley Marsha Lea McCartney Carolyn June McClellan Gene Dale McCollum Linda Diane McCracken Linda Kay McCracken John Franklin McFadden Eiland Edward McGee, Jr. Beverly Ann McMahan Jimmy Wayne McWaters Pepper L. Mackey , Ronald Richard Macklm Asil Pete Mahoney Marie Oda Marshall Floyd Charles Martin Billie Lee Mason Brenda Kay Mathes Karol Annette Mathews Pat J. Maupin _ Linda Lu Grace Max Sharon LaFone Mayer Jack Willard Melton, Jr. Barbara Jean Messimore Marsha Kay Miler Deborah D. Miller. Sherry Delores Miller Terri Louise Miller Glenn Robert Maloy Louis Arthur Moore, Jr. Delora Ann Morgan Donna Sue Morrow John David Murphy Steve Allen Murray Nancy L. Myers Elizabeth Sue Nail Cheryl Ann Nance Ronald Wayne Nelson Fred Daniel Nettle Sue Mae Neugebauer Lavina Mae Nichols Larry Gene Noble Paul Allen Nutt Marilyn Kay Oakley Rene Carlos Ochoa Patricia Jolyn O’Neal Ray H. Orren Jolene Elizabeth Osborn Barbara Ellen Overstreet Charles Alan Owen Thomas Dale Owen Mark Dennis Palmore Richard R. Pauley ■ Brenda Ashlock Pendergraft Donna Lorrae Perkins ' Eddie Leon Perkins Terry Don Peters David Laverne Petersen Paul Henry Peterson Larry J. Petty Chele Ann Phillips Jerry Eugene Pitt Carlene Polsley Michael Dwayne Poole LaDonna Kay Pound Michael Pritchard Joan Ellen Pritchett Jane Louise Rams Suvella Ray Rackley Michele Kathleen Ratliff Steven Michael Raulston Emagrace Rea Von Nova Mae Real Rosalind Ann Rees Don Reeves Linda Elizabeth Renfro Phyllis Rich Sandy Riches Larry W. Rises Donna Sue Ritchie David Michael Robinson James Albert Robinson Shirley Dean Robinson Jerome Curtis Robles Nancy Carol Roach Lynda Diane Rogers Sharon Kay Rone
Eugene Loyd Rowland Rahma Sue Ruise George James Russell Karen Louise Salinger Beverly Blay Samples L. Michael Samples John Sanger Gilda Satterfield David Eugene Sauls John Russel Schultheis Wilbur Allen Schultz Sharon Lee Scott Terry Wayne Scott William Edward Scott Donna Lee Shafer Walter V. Shaffer William Robert Shaw Gloria Jean Sherrill Elizabeth Ann Shull Richard M. Shults Donald Dean Simmons Roy Andrew Simmons, Jr Larry Kenneth Simpson Darryl W. Sloan John Daniel Sloman Bonnie D. Smith Charles Wade Smith Gary Don Smith Hal Winston Smith Judith Eileen Smith Michael Paul Smith Richard Roy Smith Susan De Smith Janie Roberta Smothers Tanya Leigh Sneed Alice Emily Staggs Betty Jean Staggs Kathleen Steed Diana Lee Steele Pamela Ann Stevens Linda Kay Stewart Gary L. Stiver Ronnie Lee Stone Frances Davalene Stowe James J. Stowe David Nicholas Stubbs Carmen Jane Summers Marsha Ernestine Swint Martha Tapp Ellen Patricia Tassell Galen L. Taylor William Ronald Templin Ronnie Wayne Terrel Charles Elbert Thomas Elizabeth Ann Thomas Kenneth Leewin Thomas Janice Elaine Thompson John Dale Thompson Patrice Diane Thompson Susan Kathleen Thompso Lois Jillian Thomson Terry Lynn Thrailkill Lillian Ruth Tillerson Lynda Kaye Tobey John Carl Towler Barbara Trapp Glenda Irene Trewet Alva Glen Trucks Jack Elden Turner Karen Sue Turner Patricia Darlee Turner Bobby Dale Tyler Johnny Melvin Ussery Gladys Ann VanHorn Howard James Vaughn Marilynn Louise Vidlock Bennie Jose Luis Villar Vicki Jan Vogt Ruth Wakefield Lenard M. Walker Lester Vernon Wall III Kathie Diann Ward Laretta Mae Ward „ , Sally Ann Neelley Watso Bobby Lee Weaver Steven Phillip Webb Vance M. Wedel Donald Bernard Weese Mary Frances West Tommy David West Paula Jo White Ken Ronald Whitehouse Gloria Jean Whiteman Nancy Leigh Wilkerson Gary Lynn Williams Phyllis Jean Williams Shirley Ann Williams Paula Marie Wilson James Ray Wise Charles Ralph Wodraska Jean Loretta Wolf . Larry Franklin Woodnn Helen Louise Wooton Carolyn Sue Worley Mary Anne Worsham Frances Marie Wright William L. Young Carole Jean Zendler
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- 1964 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
HARDING
•Edward Alexander Paul Alexander Cecelia Ann Allen Sally Carroll Amspacher ••Alexandra Anastasladou Ann Muriel Anderson Jan Carol Anderson Cynthia Ann Andrews
Elizabeth Olive Bacon Mary Catherine Baker •Joseph O. Baker HI Stephen Leslie Baker Henry Bay Ball •Blchard Albert Bard Bruce Carlin Bayless •Bobert Harlln Beasley, Jr. Donabel Beck Bobert Stanley Berger James Paul Berlowltz Jo Lynn Black Michael Charles Blackledge Charlene Elaine Blumhof Kenneth Allen Blumhof Patricia Bonnell Sandra Lee Brady Anne Branan Michael Shelley Brinson Mary Irene Brooks Bobert Michael Brooks Barbara Anne Brown Janis Arlene Bryson Leslie Allen Buntin Letha Lee Burnside Marll Ann Bushman Clark Michael Butler Dorsey Bandall Buttram, Jr. Martha Florence Campbell Alicia Buth Carel •Medford Cashion HI •Barbara Jane Chain Marvin Joe Paul Chapman Harry Truman Cheatwood •Harrlette Anne Clay Nell Lamar Cleveland Candy Dean Cline •Claud B. Cline William Franklin Cole Linda Lee Collins Stephen Gregory Comeaux Lawanda Bay Connally Jack Edwin Counts, Jr. Nancy Gene Covington James Bradford Croy Blchard Wayne Curtis Bobert Lawrence Curtis
CLASS ROLL Dana Ann Dahlgren David Allen Daniel Marcella Loraine Darden Jeffery Lynn Davis Paul Wayne Davis II Ann Dexter Bebecca Maxell Dick Charlie William Dobson, Jr. Darby Susan Donoho J. D. Dowdell, Jr. Virgil Earl Downing HI Donald Baymond Dragg Margaret Ann Draper Worley Scott Dye, Jr. Karen Lynn Dykstra Sharon Maye Dykstra
Stephen Griffith Eamheart •Fritz William Efaw Cheryl Jo Ekern Michael William Ellis Marilyn Everest Dora Kay Ezzell Karen Coe Fisher Helen Jo Ford Sharon Gayle Fore Sandra Ann Foree Gary Bartholomew Foster Susan Foster Sally Fay Frye Martha Fryer William Bandall Fugltt
James Kirtley Garnett Sharon Kay Gaston Carolyn Gilbert Carolyn Jean Gilmore Jeffrey William Glasgow James ReDon Golden Bobby Bay Gollghtly Margaret Ann Gordon Mary Katherine Gordon •Charles Edward Gow Judith Ann Greene Pamela Greer James Wayne Griffith Jerry Lee Griffith •Jerry Allan Guffey
•Honor Society ••Foreign Exchange Student
Barbara Ann Hall Pamela Hamilton C. Kendall Hammer •Edyth Lee Hamrick John Delbert Hanks •Harvey L. Harmon, Jr. Randel Jesse Harris Baymond M. Harris Martin Charles Hauser Martha Jo Henley Marsha Jean Henry Phyllis Lorraine Henry Lawrence M. Heon Jack Dewey Hicks Thomas G. Hllborne, Jr. Harriett Lynn Hill Michael Carlton Hill Ruby Elizabeth Powders Hill Barbara Lynn Horwitz Beverly Kaye Horwitz Robin Lee Howard Susan Maxine Hubbard William Allan Huff Bozanne Hurt James Allen Hyde
Joe Stephen Ingle Dorrle Lynn Ingram Krista Lynn Ingram Joe Kenneth Jackson, Jr. •Gregory Bruce Johnson Rosilyn Alleen Johnson William Patrick Johnston •Charles Raymond Jones James Franklin Jones Krista Louise Jones Phyllis Ann Jones Laurie Ann Kaufman George Louis Keaster Guy Nelson Keith, Jr. •Thomas Nethery Keltner, Jr. Michael Edward Kemp •Philip A. Kernan, Jr. William Roy Klllough, Jr. Frances King J. Michael Knight Ken Kazlmur Kosydar James Franklin Kudlacek Patricia Louise Kuhn
Robert Peter Lammerts, Jr. William Richard Landrum, Jr. Linda Kay Lane Diana Lanier Linda Ruth Lasby Dahl Gay Lefler John Leppla
Andrew Alan Macaulay Patricia Ann Magann Sue Ann Magness Sharon Kay Malone *S. Michael Markman William Russell Maynor John Thomas McCharen in Clara Mae McGee Larry Kendall McKane Marsha Ann Melton Michael G. Mertens Donna Kay Mettz Judith Lucille Midkiff •Kenyon Milton Morgan Sally Ann Morrison Mark Edward Munnell Walter Danny Murdock Warren Allen Neal Fanny Raye Nelson Barbara Anne Nichols Eloise Winifred Nixon
Patricia Ann O’Dea Sharon Kay Oelke Lynda Kaye Ogle Hubert Dennis Owen
Thomas William Page Robert James Parker H William Dean Parker Christine Parr Vernon Edward Pellow Victoria Elizabeth Phelps Sally Phillips Maurice Gordon Plcow Christina May Points •Charles Edwin Polk
CLASS ROLL
Barbaralyn Stephanie Powell Robert Allen Power Beverly Joyce Pressler Elizabeth Ann Provlne
Mollie Ann Quillian
Jane Ann Ramsey Jo Allen Ray Margaret Ann Raybum Robert Alan Reagan Sherri Marsha Susan Reiner Joe Henry Restlvo •Marsha Ellen Rickey Regina Jo Rickey Minette Lee Ridings •Jan Louise Rleves Richard Leahy Rinehart •Robert Edward Roach Gregory Alan Robertson Roy Bert Robinson Kent Evans Runkle
•Melanie Matthews Sapper John Judson Schafer John Lewis Scott Mary Suzzanne Seaton Mary Lorraine Seibel Ann Elizabeth Sellers •Gerald Arthur Serwer •Virginia Pauline Shackford Carol Jane Shadid James Harold Shumate Michael Roy Simonson Mary Susan Sisk Henry George Slosky Marie Smith Carol Jean Smith •Daniel Humphreys Smith Danny Lee Smith •Susan Colette Smith Buthee Elizabeth Smith Mary Ruth Snell Eva Lou Spence Jack L. Spivey, Jr. •Karen Sue Stanton Stephen Lisle Stark Richard Wayne Starr Mary Lynne Stewart Janet Allan Streeter Robert Lee Sullivan
ADULT INSTITUTE William H. Gollghtly Louis Wendell Holshouser, Jr. Twlla Ruth Howard Bobby Wayne Janota Charles Thomas Jennings Paula Marie Menifee Shela Maureen Morgan
Allan Craig Taylor Sondra Jean Theis Charles Edward Thomas, Jr. Mary Carol Thomas Lal Duncan Threlkeld Jack Alan Tolliver Guy Morrison Townley Patricia Ann Tucker
Ronald Ray Van De Grift Neal Roger Van Zante Kay Foster Vickers Cynthia Ann Volz Donna Kay Voss
Mary S. Walker DeAnn Wall Blchard Graham Wallace Charles Jefferson Watts Sally Lynn Welker Catherine Diane Wells John Ivey West, Jr. Judy Ann West Lou Dean Wettengel Victoria Elaine Whaley Lola Marilyn Wheeler Warren Benton White William Joseph White Linda L. Whitlow Donna Kay Williams Patricia Ann Williams Susan Julaine Wilson Sydney Jane Winn Carol Ann Wise Robert Sidney Wltzel H Jonnie Sue Wood Richard Kendrick Woods, Jr. •Lynne Malone Wyatt
•Jane TBlen Yang
Alfred Charles Zedlltz, Jr. Laurence J. Ziegler
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Michael Ray Aaron Janice Evelyn Abernethy Kay Louise Adair Sherry Ann Anderson Jerry Pat Andrews Joyce Elaine Angell James Allen Anthony Patricia Allene Appleby Laura Berry Arrington Gary Ray Artman Donny Paul Austin Melanie Pat Aven Sandra Lee Aycox Betty Jean Baikie Mark Lawrence Bailey Billy Ray Bain Jr. Kenneth Dale Baker Loren Leonard Baker Joseph Andrew Balogh Jr. Betty Jane Barnard Greg Philip Barnes Ronald Dean Barnes Robert Eugene Bartlett Linda Gayle Barton Martin Louis Bass Cynthia Anne Battle Betty Petree Baughman Dianne Baxter Eddie Wayne Beaver Beverly Lorainne Bennett
Melody Lynn Berry Dona Kay Best Carol Jean Biekers Gary Lee Bickers Gwendolyn Bird Judith Rosemary Blagg Diana Lynn Blake George Steele Boatright Daniel Dennis Branum George Alan Brent Gene Reynolds Brewster Billy Eugene Brown Juanita Louise Brown Melba Helen Brown Meridith Rae Brown Steven Martin Brown Terry Lee Brown Richard Wayne Buchanan Donna Raye Burger John Bruce Burgess Linda Sue Campbell Robert Howard Card Carole Ann Carlson Richard Frank Carr Dana Warren Carrier Glenna Sue Caruthers Thomas Keith Casebeer Philip Prescott Chandler II Nancy Ann Childers Frederic Eckle Chrislip
Sherman Houston Claggett Gay Gibson Clark Sharon Lorraine Clarkson John David Cleland Richard Paul Cochran Sandra Lee Collins Patricia Lynn Compton Larry Allen Cone Connie Jean Cooper Merna Faye Couch Leona Marie Courtney Martha Dianne Cross Linda Darlene Crossno Nancy Carol Curb Florence Ann Curtis Karen Dianne Curtis Sue Ellen Dale Diana Lee Dallam Elaine Davis George Alva Davis Jr. Howard Caldwell Davis Gwendolyne Irene Dearing William Norwood Deason Robert Edward Leering Kenneth L. Delashaw Jr. Michael Davis Deming Don Curry Denman James Buell Denney John Earl Determan Norma Lou Dill
Dana Lee Dillard Larry Newton Dines Christie Lynne Dissing Kerry Maureen Donnelly Mary True Douglass Michael Dennis Dowdy Sheilah Delores Downs Delyte Drake Tommy Lynn Dumbell Kenneth Dean Duncan John Arthur Eagleston Charles Wesley Eaton Ralph Harmon Ellis Stephen Richard England Donald George Fennell Carlotta Elsie Ferguson LeRoy Cecil Ferguson Charlene Alma Fewkes Steven Henry Findeiss Linda Kay Finnell Jerry Lee Fitzgerald Thomas Gail Folgate Marcia Ann Folks James Alan Ford Jean Ann Fredrickson Delbert Ray Freeman Thelda Jean Fritts Sherry Elaine Fulton Sharon Ellen Gahan Stephen Stuart Galegor Kathy Lynn Garrison Michael Sigmund Geigerman Donna Sue George Marvin Dale George John Michael Gibbens James Norman Gibson Beverly Ann Gilcrease Jerry D. Gillespie Shirley Gene Gladfelter Diane Eileen Gleason Mary Ann Goodale Randle Leon Graham II Mary Gail Grantham Joseph John Graziano Keith Baird Green Diana Hope Greene John Benjamin Gregg Pamela Ruth Gregory Alice Ellen Griffin
Bennett Monroe Griffin Brenda Ann Griffin Mary Burton Flaitz Grisham Floy Berton Grubb Jr. Suzanne Gunderson Richard Lee Hagan Kathy Susan Hampton Jon Michael Hardman William Shorey Harmon Cherie G. Haggard Harper Connie Jean Harris Dan Dale Hays Connie J. Townsend Helm Sherri Ruth Helmick Francis Edward Herron Suzan Lee Hewitt Janie Elizabeth Hicks Judy Kay Higginbotham Lynne Ann Higgins Gary Edwin Hill John Richard Hoagland Joyce Marie Holliman Susan Gale Holmes Karen Lee Hooper Mark Fredrick Horning Jack Van Doren Hough Jr. Anthony Lee Howard Claudia Sue Hughes Ronnie Eugene Isley John Paul Jackson Sharon Ann Jackson Joy Janyne Jarnigan Gordon Christopher Jobe Beverly Irene Johnson Kent Scott Johnson Mary Louise Johnson Michael Alan Johnson Nancy Anne Johnson Steven Scott Johnson Thomas Edward Jones Pia Kattov Sherrill Ann Keel Rosalind Ann Kerbow Michael Aven Kernan Rodney Lee Kessinger Jr. Frank Dennis Ketch Gail Sharon Kieke Barry Michael Kilfoy Linda Kay King
Connie Lee Kirkpatrick ♌Bayless Edward Kirtley Jr. Sheila Ann Kraisinger John Harold Kuehnert Joyce Marie Lackey Loyd Alvin Lair Barbara Gail Lambert Mary Roberta Landis Linda Louise Lang Gertrude Jo Lawson Wayman Eugene Lee Jo Ann Leedy Judith Gail Leonard Carole Janice Levine Carl Harding Lewis Jr. Johnny Dewayne Lilley John David Lindberg Linda Louise Long Dennis Leo Lowder Julia Lea MacKenzie Lewis Reynolds Mackey Karon Kathleen Mahaffey Mary Joleen Marks Karen Elizabeth Marshall Virginia Lee Martin Billy Hugh Martinek Herbert Wilkins Mauk Jr. Hubert Larkin Mayo George Edward Melton Jr. Sondra Kay Miller Verne Perry Miller Beverly Jean Mills Melinda Millsap Natalie Miranov Terry Linda Montgomery Kathleen Ann Morris Ramona Nolene Morris Wyonia Louise Morris Barbara Ann Mouser Joyce Lynn Mowery Robert Ernest Mueller Daria Ann Mullinax John Baxter Munkres Jane Elizabeth Musick Treva Nell Myatt David Allen McAninch Shearon Dean McBride Barbara Lane McCain Bruce Wayne McClendon Toni Lea McCrary
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - I96A
John Marshall
Shirley G. Payne McDade Sally Jean Mcfllpnald Ronald David McElfresh Sandra Gale McFall Otis D. McGaughey Jr. Candace Louise McGee Betty Lois McKee Ileane Joan Taylor McKee Frank Holmes McKinley Jr. Louise Raylene McKinney David Lithgow McNeill Jr. John William McReynolds David Merrill Nave Marsha Michele Newman Randy Rich Norcross Robert Dan Oliver Janice A. Yancey Orchard Tau Luette Paradee Susan Jo Park Loretta Jane Parker Dwayne Lester Parsons Lana Kay Parsons Sharon Kay Patterson Mary Ann Payne Sherry Lynn Pettit Dorcas Marie Phillips Judith Lynn Phillips Richard Olden Pierce Jimmy Dale Plotner Stephanie Sengel Poole Doris Kathryn Pope Daniel Eldon Potts Jr. Evelyn Marie Winters Potts Jeanne Paulette Powell Melba LaVaughn Powell Phyliss May Prewett Edward Jackson Pugh James Robert Purdum Jon Clark Ranney Donna Cheryl Ratzlaff Darlene Helen Reidy Stephan William Reilley Carolyn Tori Reinhart
Susan Kay Rentfro Bryan Lee Rice Michael Lynn Rice Carol Sue Riley Robert Bernard Rist Jr. Davida Charlene Roberson Janice Lee Rooks Cathy Rae Roth Charles Ward Rouner Nancy Rupp Jimmy Floyd Sallis James Russell Sappington Loretta Lee Sass Sherry Ann Scarberry Joe Mac Scheller John David Schindler III Karen Ann Schultz Rose Anne Sedita Danny Lynn Sellers Tommy Fawaz Shadid Marc Leslie Sheinbein Allison Elizabeth Sheldon Jackie Kay Shields Ronald Coleman Siegman Tedd Eugene Silvey Gary Wayne Simmons Herbert Dale Smith Joyce Kay Smith Lynda Joleene Smith Randall Henshaw Smith Shirley Ann South Thomas David Springfield Rita Carol Sprouse Polly Lynn Stahl Leona Ruth Staley James Kent Stallings Joyce Elaine Stegner Sharon Ann Stephens Linda Cheryl Stevens James St. Pierre Sezanne St. Pierre Jerry Glen Stratton Ronald Helton Streety
Robert Edward Stubbs 5 Gary Michael Stuver Mary Susan Suesz Carol J. Armstrong Sullivan Sue Fann Sutherland Linda Irene Symes Harriet Susan Talbot John Darryl Teague Richard Charles Thein Judith Lynn Thompson Wayne Eugene Thompson Evelyn Pearl Thurlby Ruth Jean Tyler Trager William Dale Trumbly Jr. Leeroy Melvin Vandenburgh Michael Joseph Velotta Beverly Diann Vincent Donn Milton Vorse Eugene Floyd Waggoner James Robert Walker Jr. Jeffrey Arnold Wallace Dianna Lynne Walters Del Raye Ward Nancy Ruth Watkins Charles Calvin Weddle Jr. Janis Weinberger Wayne Alton Wells Sandra Gayle Wendt Bobby Allen Wester Martha Lynn Whitehead Judith Marlene Whitfield Nancy Ann Willett Alan Ray Williams Richard Forrest Williams Sidney Linn Williams Ginger Ann Wilson Sandra Kay Wilson Rickey Coy Witten Willfried Wystemp Bradford E. Yoder Jeffrey, David Yoder Stephanie Diane Yoes Shiela LaFawn Young
* G.E.D. Diploma lhe students who are listed below are those whose names did not appear on the graduation programs:
Daniel Gene Anderson Gene Ellen Emery Lloyd Arnold Graber Joy Lee Markwell Robert Franklin Milligan Jr. William Robert Prescott III Melvin Lewis Wood David Michael Young Wortheast High
Northeast High School
SENIOR CLASS ROLL
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Paul Robert Adams Beverly June Afinowicz James Kendall Ahtone Elaine Karen Allen Judith Ann Allen Sammy David Allen ♦Sherry Elaine Allen Richard C. Almack Stanley Ray Almgren Barbara Jo Anderson Rita Kay Anneler Julie Ann Armstrong *H. Gray Atkins ♦Joan C. Austin Charles Dee Bagley Alan James Bahan Larry Bailey Beverley Louise Barber Edward R. Barker ♦Michaelyn Kay Barker Richard Lynn Barker Judith Anna Barkett ♦James William Barnard Sandra Louise Bartlowe 11 Steven Michael Batten Linda June Bell Melody Ann Bennett Venita Mae Bettinger Linda Gayle Bickford Ernest L. Bierman Larry G. Bierman Vernon H. Bierman Toni Jene Binkley Barbara Bishop Gary Don Blackburn Paul Munnings Boggs Susan Kay Bomar John Thomas Bookout ♦Jane Lynne Bowerman Jane Ellen Boxberger Bonnie Ruth Bradshaw Sheryl Sue Bramble Hanna Louise Brand Robert Everett Braun ♦Becky Anna Brawley Kathy Jean Bray ♦James Patrick Bremkamp Christopher L. Bricmont ♦James Edward Britton Emily Jo Brogden Eric Douglas Brown Jerry R. Brown Peggy Louise Brown Sherry Lyn Brown ♦Charles Richard Bruton Sheryl Ann Bryant ♦Latfie Ann Buchwald K^Thryn Cecilia Buckley John Patrick Burke Karen Sue Burrus Martha Kay Burton Dianne Lorraine Busch Judith Kay Caldwell Jim Randolph Call Janice Faye Cannon Keith Vaughn Carlton Michael Edward Carmichael Jeannette Carmony Clay Robert Carroll Dewayne Leon Carruth Victoria Faye Caudill Don Ray Center David L. Chace Linda Jean Chapin William Floyd Chaple, Jr. Muriel Jean Chapman Gilbert Mike Charleston Janet Lea Chase ♦Carole Marie Choate Stanley Christian, Jr.
CLASS ROLL Carolyn Maxine Church Carter Blue Clark Marcia Joan Clark Dorance W. Clifton Thomas Jay Cloud James Price Cobb Suzanne Coburn Robert Harold Coffey, Jr. ♦Jennifer Rae Coil Sally Racquelle Coleman John Markham Collins Robert Allen Compton Norma Jean Conaway ♦Philip Neil Cooksey Burl Hampton Cooper Judith Hamm Corbin Donald Wayne Corley Brooke Cotter James William Cox Timothy Dwight Cox Kenneth Paul Craig, Jr. Janis Lea Crawford ♦Phillip Mark Creekmore Larry Dean Crites Mayre Lee Crotts Karen Joyce Crumby Sandra Crumpler John E. Culbertson William Lowell Curtis ♦Roger Lane Dabney ♦Jean Ann Daiker Mary Jo Dakil ♦Carolyn Jean Daley Linda Jean Dane Peggy Ann Daniels ♦Robert Wolff Davidson James Harlan Davies Darlene Janell Davis Marjorie Elaine Davis Rebecca Louise Davis Claudia Leslie Dawkins ♦Lawrence Geoffrey Day Michael Knight Defiel Ruth Anne Deitchler John Joseph Dellitt Mary Lee Des Champs Charles David Deutsch Rose Alice DeWolfe Robert Eugene Donihoo Judith Anne Dorney Robert Edgar Downing Janice Kathleen Downum Susanne Leigh Drummond Herbert A. Dubberstein, Jr. Clydellen Elizabeth Duffy Richard L. Dugger, Jr. Kathryn Ann Dunbar Donald Lee Duncan Margaret Ann Duncan Gary Tipton DuPree Stanley Lee Dupree John E. Durrett, Jr. Robert Allen Eaker Michael Francis Eischen Paul Matthew Elledge Clair DeWayne Elliott Jimmie Lynn Elliott Ronald Gene Encapera Jan Epperson John Walter Ewing James Edward Fabian Richard Harold Fabian Robert Manuel Fano Stephen Sammy Farha Sherry Gayle Fausett Leslie Ann Fenton Larry Don Fishel Kathleen Karen Fisher Carol Ann Foovielle James Bernard Forshay
Michael David FoAfr James Robert Fovtfer* Stephanie E. Franklin Arthur Lee Franks Judy Ann Friend Donna Lee Fryer Michael Wayne Fulton Gerard Gene Gaddy Dennis Terry Gagliardi Lonnie Jarrell Gamble John Carlton Gatlin Sally Lou Gesford Ann Louise Gibbs ♦Suzanne Kay Gilbert Catherine Carol Gillan ♦John Ralph Givens Ricardo Alfredo Gonzalez ♦Elaine Mae Gordon ♦Sherre Lu Goss Bob Graham Gary Chris Graham Margaret Sharon Green Sarah Beth Green Patrick Clay Greer ♦Rudolph Irvine Greer, Jr. David Alan Griffy Connie M. Griggs Robert Coy Grimmett James Haas Linda Kay Haley Sheryle Lynn Haley ♦Alyson Ann Hall John Malcolm Haney Kathy Haney ♦Mary Melinda Hanraty ♦Allen Edward Hansen Carol Frances Hansen Judith Lynne Hardin Jaynee Annette Harms ♦Janet Sue Harriss Kristin Lee Harry Ralston Shane Harry Melany Anne Hay James Robison Hays ♦Rex Alden Hefley Cheryl Sue Hendren Elizabeth Ellen Hess Arthur Bill Hestwood Darla Jo Hicks ♦Linda Carol Hill ♦Max Anna Hindes Alice Ann Hiniker Richard James Hinkle Charles Francis Hinson Nina Carole Hinton Carole Sue Hitchins Boonie H. Hite Jay Hubert Hoberecht Robert Eugene Hobson Nicholas Roger Hodge Larry M. Hodgson Diane Lynn Hogan Dona K. Hollingsworth Linda Jean Holloway Constance Kay Hornsey William Ridgeway Hooks Patricia Ann Hopkins Sheridan Ann Hopkins Charles Ray Horne, Sr. Bruce Richard Hoster Marsha Lynn House Gary Edward Howard Charles Britton Hudson Laird Spence Hull ♦Kent Jack Humphreys Linda Jo Hunter Johnny Edward Hyde Velma Jean Imoe Nancy Jane Jack Linda Lou James
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William Hugh James ♦Jon Arthur Jerlow Linda Sue Jespersen Carol' Ann Johnson ♦Jane Alexander Johnson Janice Ellen Johnson Mary Louise Johnson Linda Sue Johnston Frederick Ray Jolliff Dennis Carlton Jones Janet Elizabeth Jones Kenneth Paul Jones Linda Carol Jones Madelynn Jones Margaret Louise Jones Ronald Lee Jones Nanette Jordan Sheila Ann Jordan Paul Harvey Joyce Arthur Thomas Just Judy Carolyn Just Janis Carolyn Kahler Annabelle Jane Keen Robert Dorman Kellogg Gail Michele Kelly Tom L. Kelly ♦Kathryn Sue Kendall ♦Jimmie Lea Kennard Donald Fred Kerran ♦Anita Lynn Ketcham Neil Banard Kimerer, Jr. Robert Wallace King William Foster Kirby Roger John Kise Dennis Lee Klingsick Pamela Jean Knox Judith Janell Koelsch Oswald Jose'Koeneke Diane Kathryn Koonce Kathleen C. Kopacka Ruth Kurlender Dennis Eugene Kyle Anita Louise Lamb Jennifer Jean Lamb Sharon Dianne Lane Linda Marie Langford Richard Czar Langston Johnny Wayne Law Billie Jane Lawson Charles Morgan Lawter III ♦Pamela Susan Ledden Don Wayne Lee ♦Virginia Ann Lee Susan Ellen Lehr John Wayne Lemmon Ann Lents Anthony Morris Leonhard Joleen Humphrey Lewis Sharon Kay Lewis Carol Ann Litton Louis Loeffler Vicki Lynn Loeffler Alice Ann Long Mary Elizabeth Long Sherry Gail Lowe Claudia Jeanne Lucas Corann Lee Luckan Henry Phillip Luster, Jr. Diana Jean Luttrell Linda Maxine Lutz Jonathan Dean Lytle Katharine Louise MacKenzie Marcia Kaye MacTaggart Cherlyn Anne Madden ♦Marcia Lynn Maddox Gerl Becker Maguire Toni Mahanay Karen Jeane Main Edward Alan Makler Janet Sue Malone
CLASS ROLL Sandra Jo Malone Jackie Sue Maloney Linda Marie Manlove Susan Jo Mann Thomas William Mann Sheila Marie Markham James Lee Marr John Kelly Marsh Gerald David Marshall’ Robert Gage Marshall Barbara Lee Martin Keith Lynn Martin Kenneth Raymond Martin Ruth Ann Martindale Earl Raymond Massey, Jr. Harley George Matthews Joseph Clovis Mattingly, Jr. John Gerard Maupin James Forrest Mayfield Peggy Louise Mayfield Cheryl Ann McBride Michael Allen McCarty Walter Vai McClanahan Kaye Lynn McCown Rena Lu McCoy Sharon Elaine McCreary Karen Lynn McCullough Sherry Kay McCutcheon Lee Thomas McDonald ♦Linda Louise McEver Harriet Ann McGaughey Patrick Mark McGee Janine Kathleen McGinty Michael S. McNatt ♦Hugh Frederick McNutt Johnny Lee McWethy G. Michael Meador Charles Merl Meadows James Michael Meadows ♦Carolyn Meek Thomas Howard Melton James Harvey Menninger Joseph Michael Millar ♦Ann Emily Miller Joyce Yvonne Miller ♦Lee Oliver Miller Mary Lou Miller De Anne Miner Linda Gay Mock Carla Mogg Betty Sue Montgomery Paula Sue Mooney Gloria Ann Moore Lyman D. Moore James Richard Morgan Gerald Lee Murphey Philip Norman Murphy John Francis Muse Charles William Musson Patricia Lucille Myrick William Eugene Nance ♦Carol Diana Neal ♦Carolyn Sue Neal Harold Leroy Nelson Melanie June Nelson Lois Yvonne Neph ♦Terrye Anita Newkirk Kenneth Louie Newman Sandra Kay Nigh John Charles Noble, Jr. Sharon Kay Noble Vickie Lynne Norick Paula Ann Norris Deborah Kay Notley ♦Edwina Kay Null James P. Nunn ♦Charlotte Amelia Obermann Clifton Robert Ogle Larry R. Oliver Kenneth William Ontko
Kathleen O'Shea Beverly Joyce Owens Joseph Norman Ownbey Judith Sharon Palmer Larry Eugene Palmer ♦Eleanor Ann Palo Donald Austin Park Larry Allen Park ♦Carolyn Kay Pate ♦Charles Daniel Payne Patrick Daniel Peak Otis James Pearson Jerry W. Peek Joseph R. Pemberton Armando Guillermo Penedo Jerry Ray Penland DonaJd Lee Pennington Richard McBee Perry Jeanne Ellen Petty Nancy Ann Petty ♦Cheryl Diane Peyton Connie Jane Phillips James Gregory Phillips Mary Diane Phillips Susan Kay Phillips Susan Pauline Pickett John Charles Pierce Janelie Pollock Marjorie- Leigh Ponder JaReesa Jean Poteet Susan Kay Potts Richard Lee Pounds Karl William Power* III Jeanne Gayle Prater Richard Noble Prentice Marilyn Kay Pulley Gerald Wayne Putt Mary LeAnn Quillin Phyllis Rahill Sharon Renee" Railey ♦Chris Teague Randall Joseph Wayne Rankin, Jr. Toni Susan Raschke ♦Stanley Craig Rathjen ♦Marsha Ann Ray Robert Joseph Raymond Clarence Basil Reese ♦Carol Jean Reinke Richard L. Reyna ♦Beverly Reynolds Lynne Ellen Reynolds Larry Armando Rhodes Perry Kent Rice Robert Alan Rice ♦David Wayne Ricker Joyce Annette Ridgeway Kristin Irene Riebel ♦Robert Leslie Roark Thomas E. Roche ♦Michael Vernie Rodgers James Leroy Rogers Rebecca Kay Rollow Linda Kay Romerman Carol Jean Roso Luretta Jan Rosser Harlene Lynn Rosson Clady Joseph Royer II Vickie Ann Rucker David Lee Rudolph John Murray Rupp Diane Elaine Russell Larry Vance Russell Jay Dale Rutland Donald Frederick Ryan Anita Grace Ryland Johnny Loyd Satterlee LaSheila Schiel ♦James Kelley Schmidt Stephen Jackson Schmitz Jeanette Maureen Scott
♦Terry Alan Seba Marjorie Jean Sego ♦Stephen William Sehnert Kenneth Phillip Seibel Tim E. Sewell ♦Janice Hand Shafer Gary R. Sharpley Dennis Ivan Shipley Danny M. Shirley ♦Margaret Mary Shultz John Allen Siegel Bill Leroy Silvernail Steve Lee Simmons Richard R. Simon Ronda Jeanne Simonin ♦Jackie Lynne Simonson James Daniel Sjodin Barbara Ann Skaggs Gilbert Carter Skeen David Michael Sloan Linda Louise Small James Earl Smith John Edward Smith John Richard Smith Lena Kay Smith Margie Ann Smith Mary Louise Smith ♦Paul Eugene Smith Ted Thurman Smith William Terry Smith ♦Judith Ann. Sneed Kathryn Elaine Snider Viola Loraine Snider Wayne Allen Snipes Richard Harold Soard ♦Cheryl Louise Sommerfrucht Arthur Ralston South Albert Kenyon Spears Barbara Sue Spybuck Philip Wayne Stack William Dale Stallings
CLASS ROLL
Carol Jeane Stammer Martha Patricia Steeds Susan Carol Steinbock Charles Robert Steves Mary Frances Stiver Judy Gaye Stoll Robert Theodore Stone ♦Paula Roi Straley ♦Nancy Kay Street John Leming Strong ♦Davidene Pearl Stuart James Charles Stuart Glenda Kay Surrency Lloyd L. Swineford Janice Kay Tate Michael Alan Tate John Beville Tatum Bertie Ruth Taylor ♦Gordon Eugene Taylor, Jr. ♦Jean Susan Taylor Richard Edward Taylor ♦Ross Teague Nicholas Dwight Tennis Rebecca Ann Thaler Jack Alan Thomas Warren Jere Thomas, Jr. Diane Parris Thompson ♦James Neal Thompson, Jr. Susan Collins Thompson ♦Roger Kelly Thurman Donajo Felicia Tonti Paula Kathleen Torbett Charles Thomas Townley Michael Walter Traska ♦James Paul Troxel ♦Mary Elizabeth True Ronnie Alton Truitt Janis Marie Turner Donna Lynn Vaden Michael Lee Valentine Myrna JoAn Van Meter
♦Denotes Member of National Honor Society
♦Lois Jean Van Wyngard Jeanette Fern Voorhies Richard Eugene Vrooms ♦Patricia Sue Wade ♦Barbara Ann Walk Ardis Ann Walker Wayne Ronald Wallace Donald Evans Wallis ♦James Robert Warren Carla Louise Way Jerry Charles Way Sheryl Ann Webster Janet Elizabeth Wege Leona Michele Wells *K. Dean Wertz H. Alan White ♦James Timothy White John Robert White Steven Allen White Sharon Ann Whittaker Robert Allen Wiedemant John Thomas Wilbourn, Jaul Wayne Wilkes Charles William Willett, Gary Paul Williams Linda Kay Williams Susan Byford Williams Judith Diane Willingham Sharon Ann Wilson Sharon Kaye Wininger ♦Ronald L. Winkler ♦Pamela Kay Wood Patricia Lynn Woodward Janice Maria Woolley ♦Barbara Jean Worthing Molly Jane Woska Fredrick Ellsworth Yeage Jana Lynn Young Jay Dee Young Steve Young David Calvin Zoltner
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Willis, Linda Kay Wilson, Connelou Wilson, Wilma Jean Wirt, Melvena M. Woodring, Dolores (Vick) Wright, Teresa A. Yancey, Lovie Ann Zwirtz, Janet Sue
McLendon, Glenn B., Jr. * Floyd, Omer Glenn, Jr. McMahill, George Steven Fuller, Janice (Hodges) McNeill, Linda Sue Garrison, Dorothy Marie Mabray, Garry Dean Gay, Dixie Lee Mabray, Larry Gene Gibson, Kenneth Joe Mann, Lacey Edward, Jr. *Gillock, Jan Kaye Martinez, Charles Ray Glass, James E. Matula, Leon E. Glazier, Mary Lou Maupin, Carole Jean Goddard, Karen Kay Maxwell, Heather Abernethy Gourley, Michael B. Mercer, CarljiHenry Griffitts, Frances Earlene Merrill, Glenna’Rae Hager, Eugene Ray Meyer, Terry Jon * Haggard, Linda LaNell Meyers, Richard Wayne Hague, David Keith Mitchell, Sharon Diana Hall, Karen Kathleen ‘Morimitsu, Carol Kiyoko Hand, Thomas A. Morris, Verna Ray *Hardin, John James Murcer, Bobby Ray Hedrick, Timothy Harold ‘Murray, Dennis Matthew ‘Hendrix, Mollie Beth , Noble, Oscar Marcellus Henry, Gary Dale ‘Higginbottom, Frank Lester Pointer, Marcia Sue Hilbern, Alvin Leroy Parker, Preston, Alvis, Jr. Hodge, Sadra Carol ‘Patterson, Jacqueline Anne Hoffman, Sandra Jane ‘Pemberton, Helen Jean Hudson, Major Phillip Peterson, Oscar William II Hughes, Gary Lee Phillip, William Eugene ‘Hulgan, Sherri Sue Pierce, Frankie Joe Hunter, Janice Marie Pierce, Rebeckia Ann ‘Hunter, Vesta Mae Pierce, Richard Dale Price, Cheryl Ann James, Carolyn Sue ‘Pritchett, Daniel James, Patricia Ann Pryor, Gerald Martin ‘Jensen, Janie C. Johnson, Newt Wesley ‘Ramsey, Beverly Dean Jones, Donna Sue ‘Reed, Ronald Lind Jones, Edith Elizabeth Reid, Brenda Darlene ‘Jones, Linda Joy Reynolds, James Paul Joplin, Larry Ercel Rhodes, Richard Dwaine Richeson, Suzan Kennedy, Neta Faye Robinson, Larry Wayne Kennedy, Rita Marie ‘Rowe, Brenda Kaye Kersey, Elizabeth Carol Roy, Norma Jean Kienzle, Robert Donald II Rush, Jane Ann King, Loyed Wayne ‘Savage, Gwenna Marie Knoles, Scotty Wayne ‘Seal, Susan Kay ‘Langham, Ronald Franklin Self, Phyllis Lasater, Rebecca Loise Shell, Jackie Edward Laye, Holly Donita Sipe, Roderick, Lynn Littke, Sandra Lynn Livesay Smith, Linda Kaye Long, Marianne Kaye Sneden, John G. Long, Paul Ray Snider, Glen Davis Lusk, Suzanne Kay South, Donald L. Spradlin, Edwin Jackson Stevens, Brenda Joyce Stone, Raymond James McCurley, Helen Leona ‘McGuire, Patricia Helen McKey, Sherman David
Vick, Dolora Waggoner, Patricia Ann Walker,Beverly Elizabeth Walker, Michael Lonell Walls, Danny Joe Ward, Betty Lorene Werner, Bill B., Jr. Wiilliams, Gary Lynn Williams, Tommy L.
H ig h S c h o o l
SOUTHEAST Abdulkhalik, Patricia Ann Adams, Edna Lynette Allen, Wesley Scott Annis, Susan Kay Archer, Charlene Argo, Jean Ann Arnold, Kenneth Harold
Banning, Michael Larry Barnes, Ronald Earl Barrons, Lydia Ruth Barton, Patricia Ann Bastion, Jerry Mike Bateman, Sandra Ann Beach, Joan Eileen Birdsong, James Michael Black, Linda Leigh Blackwood, Albert Andrew * Bower, Kayla Ann Boyd, James Phleat Breece, Barbara Ann Bridley, James Robert Bromley, Terry Gene Brooks, Janet Gael Brooks, J immy Wayne * Brown, Benny Mark Brown, Elwin Robert Brummett, Goldie Paulette Burkhart, Sandra Lee Burnett, Janis Burnett, Leland Tony
Calton, Chryl Mignon Carpenter ,Esther Lorraine Carroll, Bonita Joyce ‘Cassady, Paul G. II Chenoweth, Lynn Darlene Cline, Pearl llene Coe, Rudessa Jean Colclasure, George Max * Corder, Sandra Kay Cornelius, David William Cothran, Linda Jo Cravens, Judith Ann David, Charles Henry Davis, Delbert Roy DeLisle, Allen Lynn Donwerth, Don L. Downing, Sharon Ann Dugan, Janice Rae Dutton, Ronald Jay
Eaton, Gloria Kay Evans, Trudy Kay Byrd Findley, Michael Ray Floyd, Frank Ray
Stringfellow, Sherry LaVonne Swink, Felicia Ann Taylor, Phyllis Jacqueline ‘Thomas, Karen Lee Thompson, Charles Ray ‘Torres, Virginia Irene ‘Towery, Danny Ray Trent, Beverly Jo Troxell, Carla Sue
S ta r-S p e n c e r
Perry, Michael S. Peters, Judy L. Pollard, Sylvia P. Powell, Robert J. Queen, Carl L. Reber, Jean M. Reber, Jerry R. Reed, Lovenia L. Rice, Virginia L. Risenhoover, Dianna L. Robinson, Gary D. Sago, Marvin E. Shelby, Judith M. Shoemaker, Richard C. Singletary, John P. Sinz, Paul D. Skaggs, Danny R. Sleeper, Larry H. Smith, Bobby G. Smoot, Gary A. Sparks, Glenda K. Spelce, Gayla T. Spilman, Toni S. Standridge, Donald J. Stephens, Jack W., Jr. Stone, Chris L. Tubby, Eloise E. Van Horn, Martha L. Vann, Sandra F. Van Ostrand, Phillip M. Vernon, Ronald E. Walker, Carolyn A. Ward, Beverly A. Whetstone, Vernon L. White, Elbert L. Williams, Carolyn R. Wilson, Ronald D. Wilson, Ronald E. Winston, Dianne Wolle, William R. Woodard, Arthur R. Woodberry, Leona C. Worthington, Ralph L. Jr. Wright, Booker T. Yasevich, Micheal Yates, Bobbie L. Yeager, Carol F.
Mr. Emile Delsigne Mr. Herschel Smith Mr. Leonard Callis Miss Johnelle Kidd Mrs. Pamela Willis
CLASS SPONSORS
Haywood, Lynda D. Hazlewood, Mary J. Helms, Carl R. Tdiwrnli lyiui i, "'CuuH" L. Herring, Edith F. Hey, Darlene Hickman, Angelia K. Hill, Terry R. Hodges, Edward R. Hofeld, Lewis L. Holt, Larry M. Hope, Jacquelyn Ingram, Harvey H. Jaubert, James S. Jones, Jerry A. Joplin, Frances L. Keaton, Billy B. Knight, Claude W. Kressler, James E. Lewis, Patricia J. Lloyd, Carol A. Lorenz, Earl R., Jr. Mack, Ernest J., Jr. Mack, Karen L. Marker, Jimmy R. Martin, Doris J. Mayeux, Richard P. McCauley, Jeannette F. McCroskey, Jerry L. McFarland, Jimmy W. McMillan, Trisha D. McSparrin, Joe C. Moore, Gloria J. Moreland, Mary L. Mosley, Carol A. Mustin, Claude D. Mustin, Claudette D. Northrup, Carroll E. Northrup, Nancy L. Nuner, John R. Oliver, Lola K. Ore, Charles D. Ore, Virginia L. Owings, Michael D. Painter, Terry E. Palmer, Thomas L. Parks, Thomas R. Paschal, Richard W.
MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1964
Alberry, Yvonne M. Alston, Sarah W. Anderson, Judith C. Berry, John T. Bessinger, Judy L. Blackburn, Arnold M. Blair, Leonard O. Bond, Carpi A. Broome, Carle P. Ill Brown, Robert P. Bumgardner, Mary C. Button, Della K. Byron, Gayle A. Carrillo, Neomia J. Chan, Sherry Cline, Michael L. Cloud, Donna L. Colbert, Howard E. Cook, Glenna P. Cosby, Margaret A.
Cotton, Margaret K. Couch, Michael E. Crager, Betty A. Daggs, Nona A. Davis, Jimmy L. dela Cruz, Julie DeQuasie, Louis A. DeSpain, Carole L. Douglas, Linda K. Duncan, William R. Duke, Bernice A. Fields, Paul P. Fore, LeRoy F. Galbraith, Dale W. Galbraith, Thomas R. Gammell, Charles E. Gassaway, Norma N. Givens, Patricia S. Goodman, Brenda J. Graves, Jacqueline M. Gustafson, Donald Harmon, Sharon K. Harper, Raymond P. Harris, Dennis Harrison, Aaron D. Hatcher, Neva S. Hayes, Betti A.
CLASS MOTTO
"From atoms of efforts comes elements of success."
CLASS COLORS
Red and White
Red Rose
CLASS FLOWER
Honor Marshals—Stella J. Switzer, Eddie Lee Ushers—Carol Mills, Wayman Ahdunko, Dennis Singer, Joe Armstrong, Tony Wangler, Carolyn Sudjk, David Wright, Leona Hood
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Lane, Allen E. Law, Dorothy Littlejohn, Carolyn Lopez, Bonnie Elaine
Jackson, Gertrude James, Brenda Johnson, Sherry Ann Johnson, Thomas A. Jones, Peggy Jones, William R.
Isham, Carlene
Hammer, Wilma Lucille Harbin, Tarzetta Hartfield, Bobbie Jo Haynes, Deward Hensley, Dallas W. Hicks, Janet R. Holmes, Edna House, Vera Vernita
Glover, Dollie Marcilla Golden, Charles Greer, Bernice Jordan Grenard, Frank Guy, Wanda
Fields, Lola Fikes, Marye Gaines Friend, Carol Jo
MANPOWER CLASS MOLL OF 1964 Abbott, Roberta Aday, Ronald Bailey, Billye Bassett, Geraldine B. Baxter, Bob Benavides, Ernestina Benson, Janie M. Borders, Delores Bowen, Lovie Elois Bowman, Georgia Box, Phyllis Ann Brannon, Wilma Boldwin Bullock, Roger Kenneth Bunn, Ramona Calbert, Mary Cheatham, Ethel Ann McCoy Clonts, Nelda Lou Coe, Cecil O. D. Cutright, Ludie Daniels, Bernice Davenport, Shirley Davis, Garland Davis, Sonya Sue Day, Roger Lee Dover, Sharon Elaine Dumas, Lois Duncan, Jim
Estlinbaum, Kay
Walton, Lucille Wesley, Gwendolyn Wester, Rebecca Sue White Corine Wilder, Edith Williams, Georgena Wilson, Clara Winkfield, William Withers, Vicki Wood, Martha
Toahty, Dibby Marie Tow, June Wall, Ralph
Sandersfield, David Savely, Charles Savage, Mary Seay, Janis F. Self, Billy Sharp, Van Durrell Simmons, Gwendolyn KaySpicer, Richard, Jr. Stafford, Judy Ann Swanda- David
MANPOWER CLASS ROLL OF 1964
Ralls, William Reeves, Charlotte Rhodes, Shirley E. Riddle, Alva E. Jr. Riley, Peggy Ann Rodesney, Norma Rodgers, Clarese Rogers, Mavis McClure, Max D. McFarland, Dorothy
Magers, Stewart Martin, Gwendolyn B. Mayes, Carol Miller, Gary D. Mitchell, Gwendolyn Myers II, Tom Nail, Barbara Newton, Bonnie Newton, Patricia Nunley, Eunice
Oliver, Patsy S. Osborne, Dixie
Pennybaker, Pauline Powell, Robert
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964
IHE BOARD OF EDUCATION O> THE CITY OF OKLAHON^CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JULY 6, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; David Light, Chief Accountant; Bill Lillard, Mervel Lunn, G. L. Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Mrs. Ladonia Childers, teacher at Britton School; Mary Beth Randle, Harry C. Walohan, Larry Cox, Students from OCU; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Merle McCollum, representative from McCollum Construction Company.
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
Envocation
On motion of Mr. Lott, seconded by Mir. Rogers, the minutes of the meetings of June 1, 1964, June 18, 1964, and June 24, 1964, were approved as presented, all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #176 Minutes Approve
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SPECIAL Mr. Estes welcomed the guests, bidders, and staff members who were present.
Guests Wei comet
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to open bids for Roof Repairs and Required Sheet Metal Work on Taft Junior High School, plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation and Notice for Bids follow:
R. #177 Open Bids on Taft Roof Repairs
BIDDERS
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Standard Roofing & Material Co. Barnhill-Allen Company Southwestern Roofing Company Phillips Roofing Company Ward Roofing Company, Wichita, Kans. s
$26,378.00 26,645.00 ■ 28,797.00 29,286.00 30,800.00
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for evaluation and recommendation. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #178 Bids Referred r Central Office
FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave his regular monthly financial report.
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, presented his report which included:
Auditor's Report
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Closing, as of May 20, 1964, of the special bank account for the Vocational Administrative Fund. Food Service account had been checked and was in proper order. Report of the Treasurer had been verified. Bills in this agenda checked and ready for Board action. Report on revenue received for the 1963-64 fiscal year. Invitation from the County Excise Board for representatives for the Board of Education to appear regarding allocation of tax funds.
Thereupon it was moved by Mr. Lott agd^seconded by Mrs. Welch that Mr. Prigmore, Mr. Light, and Mr. Ginn be directed to appear/Friday, July 10, before the County Excise Board and make formal request for allocation of funds. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #179 Request to Co. Excise Board
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as presented. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #180 Reports Approv<
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SUPERENTENDENT'S REPORT ’*• R. #180 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the operating budget for Operating Bdgt. the 1964-65 school, year in the amount of $20,890,000.00. On roll call, all members present 64-65 Approved voted "Aye." R. #181 It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the 5-Mill Building Levy Budget for the 1964-65 school year in the amount of $1,877^000.00. All members present votec. 5-Mill Bldg. Levy 64-65 App. "Aye" on roll call.
R. #182 Personnel for 64-65 School Year Approved
Motion was made by Mrs.. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the following resolution City Public School personnel for the 1964-65 school year. All for the employment of Oklahoma 1 members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
RESOLUTION
Approval is hereby given to employ the following certified persons for the school year;.1964-65 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 indicated 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. That the following noncertified people be employed on a month-to-month basis at a rate of yearly salary as per details to be included in the minutes of this meeting. That the auditor and attorneys be employed on a retainer fee. ADMINISTRATICN BUILDING
Adnell 0. Acres , Jr Nancy J. Adams Margaret Akir Toy H. Anders on Walter A. Anc.erson Erin Genet Ar.,■gel Sybil B. Argc Sara H. Augur Lpcy Lynn Aus ■ Barbara Baile; Thelma G. Bai Elliott M. Bernes Dell Beeson Margaret Benr .ett Clara T. Bib] e Earl E. Bidwell Emery L. Bidv ■ell, Jr. Harry D. Billen Faye Bills Neoma R. Bivens Mary Blevins Henry H. Bono Harriett Bool :store Roy Burnette Bottom Cynthia Am Lower Leymond A. Be wlby Lloyd D. Briggs Thelma A. Bri:ndley Robert L. Bn nson Dalton T. Bui ger Hellen M. Burnett Lois M. Burnett Ralph T. Burr .ett Merle J. Burr Ethel W. Byre. Sherrill A. I iyrd James R. ByuE Wilma B. Cair. Robert L. Cal ton Floy J. Camp!ell Harold Leon Qannon Charles R. Ce .rpenter James H. Cary James Lavern Casey ( Christine B. Cavener ( Mary Ann Chronister Jo Ann Clark Curtis D. Clifton Homer M. Cobb
7500 3120 5100 4200 2340 2280 3780 6900 2400 6300 2520
5000 3840 2280 3180 3180 7200 7600 5000 6800 3800 5100 2520 4400 6800 1625 2500 5300 6600 5400 2760 5100 11100 3240 3300 3800 4460 3800 8500 6300 3200 2295 6000 3600 3480 2760 5000 2520
Maxine Cochran Nance M. Coffey William J. Coffia Rodney Allan Cohn Margaret A. Collins Betty Jean Cook Clifton C. Cook Betty J. Cooper Lola Copeland George C. Costas Marjorie L. Crozier Minnie Inez Dallas Bobby Warren Decker William W. Denwalt Irma F. Douglas Erlene E. Downing Cecil A. Doyle Glatha V. Dry Vera P. Dudley James E. Duffy Myrtle Edmond Alvin R. Eggeling Ruby Ewing Mary Vinson Farris Mava Faulkner Lois Marie Fees Nelda Ferguson P. M. Fill ebrown George W. Fox Dwight M. Francisco Nelda Nelle Freeman William H. French Ama Louise Frogge Gertrude K. Fuqua Patricia C. Gaston Emma George Lomie Gilliland, Sr. Hugh B. Ginn Wanda J. Glidewell Joseph Goodman Gary Dale Gower George H. C. Green Wanda Green Margaret L. Gregory June B. Griffeth Clyde D. Grimmett Mae P. Hall Rubye Hall William C. Haller
2400 5340 6300 3060 6705 4140 3000 3420 3360 1599 6000 4460 2700 2520 7300 5408 3000 6863 2520 6300 5970 1872 5900 2880 3660 5150 5900 3000 3180 44oo 2760 8700 3780 4200 2250 3360 9800 106000' 5565 5100 2800 5000 5670 6000 44oo 3400 5100 6458 9300
Olah Hamilton Richard C. Hampton Neal Haney William M. Hanley Juanita Fay Hamum Eddiee R. Hare Manon T. Harmon Woodfin G. Harris Mark Opal Harrison Vernon L. Hartman Larry K. Hayes Maxine Hebert Daisybee Heffner Kenneth D. Helmick Juanita M. Hendren Cleo Henson Clarence W. Hickey Helen C. Hicks Alex H. Higdon Lois Hill Doris G. Hodson L. Mary Holliway Vivian Hopkins Myrtle N. Houk Herbert H. Hudson Rosemarie Hudson Verla Humphrey Cova Pearl Hunt M. Mildred Hurd Gwendolyn L. Hurst Andrew E. Jackson Marcella D. Jacobi Shirley Jaffray Percy Harold James Katherine P. Jeans Charley G. Johnson Harry Johnson Iris Dean Johnson Lloyd K. Johnson Dorothy H. Jones Mary Vaughn Jones Thelma H. Jones William H. Jones Beulah Kail Edwin L. Keller Dale Levern Kelly Mary Kent Mary C. Kester Gerald Kidd
3240 2400 3200 3240 3840 2520 76OO 6800 2340 2900 9700 2100 6700 7400 2280 3060 4300 7700 12600 3525 3780 2520 5200 3060 A<-«' 46oo 4500 2400 6143 5775 2460 44oo 4ooo 2280 2760 3180 5000 4500 4260 64oo 3800 5700 2640 4500 7000 2640 5000 2400 10000
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Ruth A. Killough Betty Jo Kinsey Marie A. Kitson Millie Mae Kratina John Anne Kueteman Karen S. Lambert Gail J. Landon Eleanor Lane Elbern W. Lanoy Otis 0. Lawrence Nita Porter Laycock Caroma Lee Leach Florence Ruth Lee Freddie Dean Levan Gale P. Lewis Luther E. Lewis David R. Light Billy J. Lillard Jess B. Lindley Ruth A. Litt!epage Lelia Lovejoy Elizabeth Lowe Anne Lowry Mervel S. Lunn, Jr. Barbara Jean Lyday Elease F. Lyons Frances L. Lyons Violet Marshall Normand Martin Harriet I. Maslow George E. Mason Claude S. Maxwell Beulah D. McCall Elsie Mae McCharen Everett F . McDaniel John W. McDonald Nita E. McKnight Margaret McLain La Rue McLeland Ralph L. Meade Minnie L. Meador Keith Leo Meany A. J. Miller Judith A. Miller Betty Jean Miracle James S. Mitchell Allene L. Mize William Mummery Marjorie E. Nave Frank Ward Nichols Abel Noah David Clay Nunn Donald E. OConnor Katherine Outhier Lorena W. Padgett Billy Loy Parker Jack F. Parker Barbara M. Patterson Dixie Patterson Sylvia R. Peck Estel Pendergrass Larry A. Pendleton Hazel Belle Perry Neil Pierce, Jr. George Pingleton Cornelius E. Pittman Lynnda Porch Mildred Powell Prigmore & Baker William C. Pulliam Charles R. Purdy Otis E. Quinton Luella Grace Ray Edgar E. Rector June D. Reilley Don Richard Rider Lloyd Andrew Ridner Mary Jo Rippetoe
4800 JUANITA T RISCHARD 4500 GILBERT L ROBINSON 3360 ELOISE M ROGERS 2880 GLORIA D ROGERS 4BOO l A VIRGE ROGERS 4300 BETTY J ROMAN________ 3180 BERNICE ROPER 5200 l URA E RUCKER 3180 AUDREY RUSSOM 7600 BOB L RUSSOM 4620 REBA P RUTHERFORD 2520 LINDA K SAMMETINGER 4300 OTTO I SANDERS 6000 WILMA RUTH SANDERS 5100 KATHERINE B SANER 7500 OTTO T SAYLOR 9100 DONNA R SCHUMACHER lOOOO LOUIS H SCHUMACHER 10000 GWENDOLYN SCOTT 4600 SUBLETT H SCOTT JR 8200 PATRICIA K SEBA 5100 ERNEST B SEEBECK 5050 ROBERT G SEESE 10000 DELORES ANN SHAFER 4600 DON G SHANE 2150 CURTIS F SHEFFIELD 720 “BARREL DON SHEPARD 5460 GENE D SHEPHERD 5000 LARRY J SHEPHERD 56OO MARY JO SHIPLEY 2640 TOMMY E SHOEMAKE 3300 BETTY J SMITH 3360 "DUROIHY M SMI TH-------- ' 2400 FRED ROY SMITH 2520 “HAROLD LLOYD SMITH 5000 JUDITH EILEEN SMITH 7300 THOMA'S'" J’ SMITH JR 5600 YOLONDA M SMITH EVYLINE D SNELSON 48oo________________________ 4400 CARRIE LEE SNIPES 4300 RICHARD R SNOOK 7200 DONALD SNOW 12000 INEZ SONGER 4935 ALLEN L SPEED 3600 DAISY SPRADLEY 2580 BARBARA L STATUM 6650 LAVON R STEVENS 2600 ROGERS G STEVENS 3900 ALVIN E STINEBECK 3060 JESS W STOW 3800 EMILY ANN STRATTON 8100 WYNNONA E STRIPLING 2520 THELMA L SUGHRU 1900 JACK TARTER 64oo WILLIAM E TAYLOR 2760 WILNA B TAYLOR 22500 ARTHUR 0 TEAGUE 3780 MARION D THEDE 2220 J D THOMAS 3540 MARY ANN THOMASON 3800 ETHEL B THOMPSON 4700 JOHN B TROMPS'O'N'" 6909 BETTY TINNEMEYER 8100 GERALDEAN E TOTI 10000 JACK RICHARD TREAT 5700 ELAINE TUCKER 4300 CLEO B TURNER 3240 VIRGIL C UNSELL 8400 CAROL JANE VAUGHT 7400 LONNIE JOE WALL 2460 WINIFRED WATTS 2900 ANNA MAE WEBSTER 3060 J ALFRED WEBSTER 5000 DELLORA WEST 2940 HELEN V WHITE 2520 MELVIN M WHITSON 2100 PHOEBE WILCOX 3800 ROBERT BOYD WILCOX RUBY A WINTERS FRANCIS WOMACK JAMES H WOOD
Personnel Recommended 6800 4500 MARY ANN WOOD 6460 11200 EVA M WORKMAN 3780 3780 CLARA MARIE WRIGHT 5100 8800 MARGIE ZELINGER 2940 CLASSEN TV 670'0" 3720 RUTH ABT?5TT ’ 5300 6195 TED BONDS 6500 JULIA G BOOHER 2800 3780’MELBA L BRITTON 5600 318 0 L ETL A 0P H E LIA BYARS" “63W 2520 ANDREW J COBB JR 3900 “5^0’0" 2640TIARul D w l RXJSCEY ~3800 C FRED DANIEL 3200 2280“GRACWE711AVTSON 6600 5300 ANN EBEL T750~ 3480 MADELINEELLSWORTH 3500 7900 FREEMAN F GIBBONS 4700'JOHN GORDUN----------------■F8TTT 6300 4988 PHILLIP GRAY 6000 BILLY RAY HARRIS 32W 4600 5130 BARBARA HENCKE "4700 2820 DOROTHY L HENSLEY 5050 5100 JAMES ALLEN HILL TfTOTT 4 515' R LGUIE'-S’”™JATTME----------5750 DWIGHT K JOHNSON 4750 39071 2520 MARTY LACK "5VUZ7 MARY MCCAIN 6150 10000 ISAAC 4W MCCARLEY 6450 8000 ~4307T JAMES CLYDE MILLER 3120 ALLENE L KTZE------------ EU575' 3300 25271 DOYLE A MOODY JR 4560TEARTS^A~MURRTS 3120 34BX5" RICHARD L NEWTON 4800 AW 3360 DON NOLL 2900 SAM H RIDGE 3420 2100 TwruTTmiurER—-" "65TT0" 10000 JERRY W RIPPETOE 5150 4320 LOIS D ROGERS 5850 7400 JAMES WALTER SCOTT 3300 3960 BOBBY L SPRINGER------3000 6225 PAUL J SPRINGER 4400 3900 J 1M si Aly ‘ "527577 4260 EUGENE L STOCK INGER 4700 3WCF 3180 -JUNE B STOKES 4830 ISIS TUEL 4600 4000 BARTLETT A WARD WT0T 3060 DOROTHY M WARD 5700 7700 BILLY B WES 1 “ “3000 6800 GLADYS WHELIHAN 6100 4200 MARI ETA WILLIAMS TST577 4300 J D WINBRAY 6400 4300 PAUL N ZOBISCH 4600 4300 2760 — 8300 PROJECT PLANNING 3840 DORO'IHY A BURGESS-------------- " "2'5"2 0 4800 RUTH BURTON FLAITZ 3360 5600 N L GEORGE 12300 3060 VARNEY S HARLIN 6800 3240 HERBERT G JONES 6000 6750 GRANT K LANDON 7100 490’0' 'VICTOR F LATZK75----- —— TW 3780 ROY LEE MULLENIX 8250 4500 CHARLES F POCK 680(7 8600 4650 RUHL J POTTS TW 8000 JAMES HAROLD QUIET 1 4300 3360 WILLIS R RANDOLPH “ 6/00 2580 RICHARD G SAMPLES 4600 2580 HENRY T SILK 3000 3180 MARTHA N SMALLWOOD 6900 4000 KENNETH H SMITH 3180 WALLACE R SMITH woo 7100 GLENN W TODD 6500 3T6TT KENNETH TURNIPSEED 6400 6300 2350 EUGENE F VERMILLION 3300 i 4988 4100 2640 3480 2520
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Personnel Recommended. MAINTENANCE BUCK A RUSSOM 4800 PLEAYS LE"E~"AD4M5------y 700 matt h “"goss 2 340 ”DUY R SE7TTUN--------------'~35W CHARLES WAYNE ALGER 1920 GENERAL L GRANT 4800 FRED W SEWELL 4800 bobby l all en — 4800 KERMIT S GREEAR-------5000 CHESTER EARL SEXTON 4536 RAYMOND C ANDERSON 4300 SHADIE LEE GREER 3700 BILLY G SHELTON 3862 WILLIAM ANDERSON 4500 REO R"“RATN'S “4D07T DAVID SHELTON 4900 CLARENCE E ANTHONY 4700 ROGER W HALLOCK 2685 GOLDEN E SIMPSON 3400 ■ULEN RAYMOND ARNETT 3W ELIJAH M HAMMON 4800 JAMES SIMPSW”'"™""" EDDIE A AUTAUBO 3600 BILL HARBISON 3548 NAVOY A SKINNER 3400 "JOHN GILBERT BACON 3000 THOMAS D HARMON-------192 0“ FLOYD 0 SMITH 4100 HOMER L BAKER 4884 RICHARD HARRELL JR 3400 JAMES S SPARKS 3800 CLARENCE A BALLARD 30075” GEORGE R HARRISON— TB757T EDDIE A SPENCER 480 CECIL E BARFIELD 4600 HOWARD W HARRISON 240 ROBERT H SPENCER 4900 JOHN MORRIS BAXTER RICHARD D HENDRIX— “2385 'JACK STEVENS ------ ----PAUL I BELDEN 4700 TERRY R HENDRIX 4600 WILLIE T STEVENS 3600 DESOTA V BELL 720 JOHN E HOBGOOD----------3800 HAROLD J STEWART 4800 HASKELL D BELLER 4700 HERSHEL HOLLAND 3700 H G JOE STEWART 5500 WILLIAM H BOHROFEN 3696 ROY 0 HOLLOWAY — “5TUTTWARD SIILLWELL “jhot t HENRY L BOYETT 4900 THEODORE D HORNBECK 5800 JAMES J TAFFEY 3072 "BILLY MAX BRUNSON— 3330“”GT’ORGE HOUSE--------------3800 CLIFTON TATEW "W EARL J BUNTIN 3600 GLOYD ELBERT HOWELL 5100 TOMMY RAY TAYLOR 4200 J B BURGESS 4400 WARREN H HUDSPETH---4800 “A3AM THOMPSON-------------'4300 GEORGE W BURROUGHS 5600 JOHN F HUFF JR 864 KENNITH C THOMPSON^ 3800 GEORGE R BUSS 3360 HENRY I HURT----- ---------“STTOTT’DONVIN THORAIBROUGlH 3W GEORGE R BYERS 1680 MILA W JACKSON 3900 ALBERT H TIGRETT 3000 4400 BILLY JOE JOHNSON---KUBEKT' A CALHOUN “45CT0- J AMES E TURNER—- ----’"43075“ DONALD LEE CARROLL 2640 WILLIAM L JOHNSTON 4300 WILLIAM R TURNER 4800 5585-----------------------------------------JOHN B CASSADY JR JOHN ROBERT TUTHILL “1560 6198 LEE KELLEY CLINTON CHANDLER SR 3200 HOWARD T UNSELL 3800 --------- 6307T■AMARINE WALKER JR-----...... ’3 720“ EUGENE N KING LOIS L CHESNUT ■3TOO5530 WALTER KLOPFENSTEIN 4600 GRADY L WALLS GEORGE M CLARK 5322 5100-WILLIAM WALTER-----------....... K/ZO MELVIN KORNEGAY “BOYD B CLAYTON "33075” 3300 THOMAS R WHITAKER 3252 FRANK G LEAL LOUIS W CLEMONS 5000 ------ 5"0V2” DAVID LEE LEWIS 1344“JERRY LEE WHITMORE— EUGENE C COFFMAN 2220 7096 EUGENE WOODROW LONG 4700 WILLIAM A WILLIAMS WILLIAM M COFFMAN 5100 —------ WF GEORGE W LONGNECKER JOHN DANIEL COKER HERMAN H WILSON---------"7500 6428 KETHEL L LOONEY 4300 iLLOYD ALTON WOODS LARRY C COLDIRON JR 3100 5000“JOHN B YUS I ---- --- —---ARLEY DEE COLLINS—------- ------ 537T” STANLEY R LOUNDS "STOTT" 4977 ODIS LYNCH 5800 FRED D COLLINS 470CF ’WILLIAM A CONDE--------------- ------ 3756 OTIS LYNCH —............ ........... 2----2880 OVIL LYNCH 4500 FREDDIE E CONWELL CAPITOL HILL JR “GEORGE E COX ------ 44"84 ELMORE C MARSHALL 36W' ROY W ARCHER 4 700' 4216 ANDREW L MARTIN 3600 ERNEST G ARNOLD ARTHUR F COYLE 6100 "ARTHUR EUGENE CRUMM----- 4215" LARRY JAMES MARTIN 1260 ' LOUISE A ARNOLD “3700” 5858 LEON J MARTIN CLAYTON L DANIEL 4800 DONALD BALL 4750 HUBERT 0.. DANIEL--------------5322 WALTER 0 MASON I 11 720 ’ FRED W BLACKMON JR 4700 JOHN WILLIAM DANIEL 5530 EDWARD E MAX 3900 GLEN DEBS BOWMAN 6555 “ JAMES C DAVENPORT----------- -------1080 ELMER D MAXFIELD 4668 ’ RETE”N"""H...BROW 4-400 CHRISTA R DAVIS 4884 PAUL MCCRACKEN 3200 LORENE I BRUNSON 6300 HARRY PAT DAVTS"----------- ------ 5322 ROBERT L MCELROY 1008 ' IVY L BURGESS “2940 JOHN THOMAS DAVIS 5875 HARL RAY MCLEMORE 1408 MARIE CLAYTON 2700 ORIE DAVIS-------------------------------- 69'7'2“ JAMES G MCREYNOLDS 3700 ' ALBERT H COLE 9500 5007 HERMAN F MILLER CLARENCE W DEAN 3800 LAWTON CORNELIUS 5400 JUHN E MILLER 5200 ‘ THELMA MAE CRAIG 930“ 3576 KENNETH R MILLER HUBERT 0 DENKER 5000 LINDA COOK CRUMLEY 4400 6TT7" LEWIS G MILLER 3800 ' GEORGE HARPER DAY HOMER DEVINEY “ 4500 3986 VELTON UTAH MILLS 3105 MARY JO DEAN JOHN HADEN DIDLOTT 4400 3548 “EDWARD L MURPHY DANNY DILBECK 4300 ’ ROBERT SCOTT FARRIS 2700 7137 TOMMY N NIBLETT 4600 JOHN WALTER FRANCEN JOHN L DILBECK 4380 3663 CLYDE R UVERIURFF 537575“' JOHNNIE J GARDNER’"""...... "T900” JOHN L DILLINGHAM 4323 JASPER L PAINTER CLINTON I DOSER 4700 RICHIE A GOODMAN 6100 -------- 49W' VIRGIL W GUFF IN "O'AKLEY ARNO DRU'RY............ ........ 433'2 WILLIAM L PAINTER “7940” 960 HAROLD H PARSONS 4900 MAUD IE HAMM JAMES S EASTEP 5400 5728 TRAVERS L PARSONS 4600 - PAUL R HAMMOND LOYD M EASTEP 5850 7589 OTHO PATTERSON 645 PEGGY L HARE DEWEY EDWARD EATON 4400 5322 WILLIAM LESTER PECK -------- 2T9"4'4 ' LORE 1 1 A K HAYDEN OLAN PRICE EDDY “ ~“ 5460 1320 GEORGE HENRY PETERS 2016 ALICE N HENRY WENDELL D EDWARDS 5000 ------ 45"3"5'“ RAYMOND V PETERSON-------------- 3T00 - GERALD HIBBS DAVID ROLAND EK 4954 3318 JANICE M HOWELL 1680 ROBERT J PETRICK G J ENGEL 6300 422'5 - HAYWARD N HUFF 4225 JAMES D POLK HOWARD E EVANS 3000 6071 ELZIE DAVIS QUALLS 3800 HOPE J LACKEY EUGENE FARMER 5985 8100 RAYMOND A QUINION RUSSELL H FISHER -------- 42'00 ‘ WAYNE E LtlbHlON ~~“5VO7F 4200 RUTH MANN 3992 TONEY R RAINS LAWRENCE M FLANIGAN 2950 720 PAUL C RA1 1 AN -------- 4400 ' al ma m mas ters EARL JESS FROST 6100 720 ANDREW LEE REED 3300 SALLIE A MCFARLANE JAMES LEROY FURCH 5300 -------- 4800 - JOHN.. 3800 BENJAMIN C REYNOLDS TOY F FURR 1560 GARY L ROBERTSON 4200 CECELIA D MONAHAN JOE N GARRETT 6200 3400 JACK R ku BINSUN ----------F2TF- LAWRENCE K MOONEY WILLIAM I GILMORE KTOTT 3700 RALPH ROSEBROOK JR 2448 LOUISE MORSE JOHN A GLENN 6300 5000 FLUYD All EN ROSS 42'0’0 - LEONARD H MUSSELMAN ROSS E GOL1GHTLY ‘■ 63W 3500 NIEMAN ROY 3600 CHARLOTTE M MYERS DONALD G GOODE 6300
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Personnel Recommended 4300 '6'850" ELAINE D HERRIAGE 'I'CHARD^TTKRUELTFT-“ 6100 2580 BUHEL F HICKS 5200 CHARLES H LACKEY -znrro ” 4800 DUNN IS JOE HODGE'S"”"' ■6T5TT ELEANOR LARSON 6000 6100 JOHN RUBEN HOGAN 4400 HENRY L LITTLEFIELD '252(T 6300“ L MARY HOLL I WAY 5'9'00' VIVIAN E MATTOX 5454 6300 BILLY G HORN 6300 DOROTHY P MAYES "5145" 3T50 MARGIE R HUDDLESTON 5'000" w TLl IAM T'KCCARTHy 2640 5300 JERRY W HUGGHINS 2640 DONALD METHENY tw 4700 M MARION JARRETT-■237T0" ALTON B MILLER 5150 4900 CLIFFORD JIM 4950 MARY CHARLENE MOORE JOHN B WILLIAMS 642 5" 3000 MADELYN I JOHNSON 605 O ' CHARLEY C ’ MU'SGRAVE"" LOLA B WILLIAMS 2220 4300 VIVIAN E JOHNSON 4900 MARY ANNE NEELEY ARTHUR WILMOTH ' 5 OTO" '4TOO' JOYCE"K JONES '3'800"MA'X EDWIN NETHERTUN" LAURA BETH YOUNT 3480 4400 ELOISE KEFFER OPAL DAVIS OSBORN ”56W" 58W"HELENA E KELTET— ALBERT OSS ENK OP JR"" CAPITOL HILL SR 2940 5800 JAMES W KIMBRO 5145" CAUDELL OVERTON marie tte All en — 6200" 6000 ALAN J LADD JOHN BROADWAY PECK"" GEORGE H AT600D 6200 9100 4750 JOSEPH H LAWTER WILLIAM D PICKLE CHARLES F BACK 4700 -—-$wo LOUISE LAYTON JANELLE BALLARD 4700 JESSE L“PlGG 5100 5650 ' GLADYS V BEEN 6900 'T PEGGY PITT 4400 5500“ JUANELL L LEARD L H BENGTSON JR 2520 6050 RALPH LEON RICE 5100 ' LOWELL C’LENHART ■ LLOYD RUMBAUGH JR EMERY LEE BJWEUr"'”"""~ 3TSTT 4400 4400' MARY E LOONEY JACK GLENWOOD BIGGS 5400 LILLIAN SANDERS 2340 6800 - ORVILLE IRA LOONEY DELLA SCHOOLING 6TOO EMMET 0BRADFORD JR 5600 440TT LILIBEL P LUCY — 10000 LOWERY G SELL — C B BREITHAUPT 6300 6100 ■ ALTON J MAR’STTATT —— LUDVIK J SEMROD ~7U00“ JAMES A BROWN 3000 5000" JANICE M MARTIN 4500 JAMES WARD BROWNELL 4300 LUCY P SHANK 4800■ GLADYS A SINCLAIR 490U ■RUBERT“BRUWNTNG’”------- ----FAY MASHBURN 63'00 5200 RUSSELL MASON BONNIE B BUCHANAN 6350 HAZEL M SMILEY 5400 2880- bast l mccol lom AN1TA J BURGER 4'30'0 'JAMES ALBERT SMITH 6000 . 2'00'0' DONALD E BURGET 5150 JOSEPHINE SMITH JAMES R MCNALLY 6600 6800- LEO VIRGLE MOORE ' C B SPEEGLE JR EUGENE RAY BURLESON 252TT 27T0 5'850r” WESLEY E MOORE WOODROW C BUSEY 6200 JANET SPENCER 4750 2300■ LAURA I TAYLOR 6100 JESS L CARPENTER 6057 1 IRIS G MORRIS 5200 WILLIAM D MORRIS CORNELIUS CARVER 5400 RALPH JOHN TOMLTN 7299 6000- PATRICIA MULLMAN MARY E CHADWELL 2800 - EDISON B VAUGHN 4700 " 264’0” PHIL LEON MYERS JR 7000 MARVIN ROBERT—VTCK SAM G CLIFTON 7300 5100- BILL G NEWAT SHIRLEY B WHEELER 2520" JAMES D COFFMAN SARA R COHEN PATRISHA NICHOLSON 4500 6300 GENEVA M WILLIAMS 3540 JOHN B NUTT 6300 ANN WILLEAN CONDREN 3000 MARY ALYCE PATE 4400 5000 WALTER A WILLIAMS WALTER'L CONNER AFTO DOROTHY PERCI FI ELD 2400 6300 o RVIN R WlL'LTAMSON CONNIE SUE CREW 6000 4620 MARY L PETERSON 4550 pAUL WOODWARD ZW Ml LDRET5"T“PTTTS—-— WT3LT5RTTE"DTN'F0'Rir" 6100 ben VERNON WRIGHT" 6T23" BERNEICE DINIUS 5400 KENNETH POVERUD 5200 ALLEN DOBBS--------------------- - ------- 3000“ JOHN CARL POWELL 4300 CENTRAL LOWELL F DONLEY .JIMMIE L V PRICKETT 6300 ■ 5250 -FRANK BOYD ADDISON--------- ---- "5T9TWILLIE D EDWARDS " JAMES “A RAGLIN JR 5450 5500 J D ANDERSON 6100 .JEWELL D REEVES RICHARD EHLERS 4600 66 50 - ELEANOR D ASKEW 6300- GLOR1A A REHR 1G ~ "---- 5’800“ BARBARA M EPPERSON 1935 GEORGE D BEAIRD 3000 .LLOYD A ROBBINS 4400 4700 MARGARET EPPS . DENNIS W BELINDO 4400EDDIE LEE FIELDS TOMMY L"ROBERTS 582 7 ... 5’00’0 ’ KAY ELLEN BIAS 6720 .MARY F ROBERTSON 6090 RAYMOND LEE FISH 6100 ■ - WILLIAM HENRY BLISS~~ 4900- REBA E RUSTER 5565” LEILA HOM A S’ FRAZIER 6300 MARY L BRADLEY 6563 .CHARLES W SANDMANN NOBA ELLEN FRENCH 6300 6200 - HOWARD L BRANSON 2640- LAHOMA J sg HIEE~ DONALD RAY GASSETT 4/50 “tabu " CONNIE R BRIANS 4700 DONALD REX GORHAM 5600 .RAYMOND B SHOGREN 7399 .HORACE C BROOKS 7295p Hy NIl A E GRAHAM “------ 4500" PAUL L SIMMONS 6000“ BILLY JOE BROWN 6600 .JERRY L SMYTHE BRADLEY L GRISHAM 4200 4750 - ROGER 0 BROWN JR ----- ------ 5855DOROTHY GUESS 605 0 JACQUELINE SPRADLIN 4600 ORRIS E CARTER JR 6816 3000 EARL ELTON HACKETT .MONA GRACE STEPHENS 2520 .GRAYFORD h che she r 5100“- DEANNA STEVENSON ~ HAROLD W1ni On hal l 4560 NADINE J CLARK 4600 .DALE STORY 6100 HARRY ELDON HALL 5600 .JAMES RAYMOND CLEGG 5200- CECIL l t ANSEL k ONALD g hare 2520 6100 CLIFTON C CLEMONS 4440 .RETTA B TAYLOR DWAYNE A HARPER 6100 4500 .MAYBELLE w CONGER 5500-F J IEFERTILLER 5040 WILTON B CONINE 4400 .ORELLA M URICE 3780 ELIZABETH HARTMAN 3360 MAuRIcE V VANME 1 E”R ...... T3W 6300 EMERY M COTTON W 0 HAWKINS 6100 . KATHLEEN G VINSON 2100 PAUL R HEND’RTX--------5850' DAVID H COUNCIL-----4950 EITHEL WARNER 6248" LOUISE A HILL 4800 PAUL DANIELS 2820 EMANUEL M WATSON 6000 IRENE S HORN 348 0 GEORGE J TTATTNEFFET 5355 PAULA POWELL HOYT 5000 WESLEY DRIGGS 3000 6800 EUGENE E WEBB 7000 AR'IHUR G DYER----------ANTON D JACOBSON '252 0 2580 VIVIAN B ENT CLAUD REED JOHNSON 6050 KTUTTTTCHARD M FISHER---RUTH CRAIG JONES 4400 EUNICE JUDD 4800 WILLIAM W GARNER 3180 ! J FELIX A KIMBROUGH 605 0 JIMMIE HALE---------- ----T6W MABEL M KINCADE 6300 ROBERT LEE HALE 950 WILLIAM M KIRK 1260 LORENE J HALL 2520 RUTH L KRAEMER 4600 MARTHA LEE HAYES 4500
FRE DR ILK L NICHOLS ' BETTY J OLSON J WILLIAM PACMTRNANCY RAE PORTER -RACHEL B SASS----------ROBERT M SUTTON FRANCIS I THOMPSON RAYMOND C TIDWELL
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DOUGLASS x i 0 ALE7ANDER X* LOLA T ALEXANDER RUBYE J ALEXANDER FRANK E BAKER JEWEL L BEATTY SARAH J BELL MAURICE BENEFEE SYLVESTER BOLDEN WANDA JOYCE BOOKER
Personnel Recommended
CLASS EN ANGELA E BACHMAN JUDITH NAN BLEDSOE VIRGINIA BONNEWELL BEATRICE BUSBY ELIZABETH COLE EARL W COWAN ROSE M CROWE PHILLIP H DALKE RUBY NELL DANIEL THOMAS H DESPAIN JOHN R DUNAWAY CHARLES W EARLY HORACE D ENGLAND LLOYD M ESTES DONALD F FLEET ANN J FOWLER LILLIAN FREIBERGER DENNIS F FREY 'DUROIHY ATRUSCH BERNIS T GREER MARY KAYE GRUMB1NE MAXINE HANEY BARBARA LEE HARRIS JOHN L HAWTHORN VIVIAN HAYS BILLIE F HENDERSON JAMES LOUIE HUDSON FORREST G HUGGHINS DAVID S I RELAND BILLY JOE JONES fKENNEIH H KAPPtN” SUE KERN B GERALDINE UAMBFRT GERALD D MCPHAIL JULIA
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PAUL L STRONG ... 7460 6050 INMAN E SULLIVAN 6200 6400 MURRAY K SULLIVAN-------WT 5050 DOVIE TILLMAN 5800 5800” mElv IN k FOOD - ------- 6“3W" 5700 OLETHER P TOLIVER 4600 6100 JOYCE C TOWNSEND 4500 6100 CLAIRETHA TURNER 2000 2940 GLORIA DEAN VAUGHN 4600 4400 JOHN H VAUGHN 5800 "4"80 O'.. AGGIE L E E VICK EKS-----WC 5350 JEFF WALTON 3000 6300 GEORGE D WATERFORD 6’300 5400 CLETA LORENE WATSON 2200 4500 833_ WILLIAM WEDGEWORTH 4700 ^TOO TtA F WILEY----------------W 5800 GERALDINE WILLIAMS 6300 4-300 HERMAN WILLIAMS 4900 3000 5150 6300 GRANT "STOTT HELEN BAKER “ZA0J 4600 GERALD RAY BALLEW 5150 6750 AMOS H BARTON 2940 5800 CHRISTINE K BAUGH 4600 3000 EDWARD V BIRCHFIELD 3360 5100 JUANITA K BITTLE 6899 4400" 6300 •B'ERTRnrE'" K BRAULTY” 1900 NANCY L BRADSHAW 4400 6900 MARY A.. BRITTAN 4600 4950 2520 DONALD G BROWN 1900 5100 JANELL CHREE BROWN... 6300 4750 ERNEST A BUCKHOLD ~2WO "5-300 GAEEK.. M' "'CAL'HUUN--------2000 PEGGY CAMPBELL 2900 2940 ..TDA "FLORENCE CARTER’ ~63W 4600 C D CHASE 6300 8400 TOM D CHEATWOOD 4700 6300 FRANCELLA ANN CLARK 4700 4950 "KENNETH"' C'O’F F EET--------2700 ELISABETH W COGDILL 3667 5775 o J COLLINS 4500 1980 HAZEL F COX 6050 "---- DOROTHY J DEAN 4900 5050 5800 KEITH ARLEN DOWDELL 5500 4740 GRE1A J EMANUEL--------5400 4900 RICHARD D EVANS 5100 6300 JACKIE D EVERHART 5025 4950 DONALD A FAUBION 4600 5000 ALBERT.. C.. FULLER 4900 JOE L GARRISON 2700 3000 -BO ALD- J 3780 9600 VIVIAN 0 HAMPTON -6T0"CT 4950 “BRU’CF'H'ANKT'NS 4900 7600 PAUL J HIERONYMUS 5000 5000 JOHN R HILL 5850 DORIS E HOLLAND 5000 "5"3W"~LTLE.. D"HOSTETTER------5'90'0 4700 CHESTER C HOWARD 3000 TOOW 3060 CLARENCE W HUFFMAN"'" 6100 4800 J D HUFFMAN 6100 2760 MARJORIE HUMPHREY----5900 JIMMIE RAY JAMES 63TJTT T3F0... E'DYTHE H JONES----------6300 3300 MELTON H JONES TH 0'0 CECIL CLOYCE KEGANS 5850 5400 DONALD H KELLOGG 4800 3000 6350 HAROLD JRKENNEY 4900 4000 CHARLES R KIMBROUGH ■52TF0” 4400 RALPH GALE KING--------4800 4600 GENE E KIRKPATRICK A3THT 5150 JAMES L KNORR------------4725 OLETA L LANSDOWNE 5900 "5'15 0 =--------5200 MARY ELLEN LEE 4300 "ZF4"TTpUY JAMES LEMMONS "5BW 5800 MORENE W LONG 4900 9200 WILLIAM G LOWER 34W 2100 HILDA ANITA MANNING 6050 5900 ROBERTA JEAN MARTIN 4700 5700 ROBERT L MCCAIN 4950 BTJ'UO ALFONSO MONJARAS------tsto 5670 JOHN K MOORE 6100
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GUILFORD L MOUTRAY EDNA MYATT JAMES B NEES PAULINE L NOVEY FRANCES ORREN MILDRED PATTERSON REINE H PENDLETON ROY PETERS JR "WILLI A M R ~PTrnTTF3““~~’ CECIL R PUNNEO THOMAS L QUALLS JR HELEN G RAY "INEZ L RICHTER CALVIN H RIESEN TO IS RTR7"”"'“----- —-------
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MEETING OF JULY.6, 1964 - CONT'D Personnel Recommended JERRVnyETUrWTEY”™ MARY C HARRIS GRADY IVAN HENSLEE STANLEY JOE HENSON CAROLYN SUE HTGGS ' JOHNNY C HIGHTOWER FRED ^RUUCUWAV”ROY LEE JUDD JANICE C KIMBROUGH OWEN H KING LINDA LOUISE LADDH JUANITA LEE MARY A MANNING......... . PAULA K MANSUR MAI 1 IE LEE MASTERS BILLIE MATHERLY ROSE MARIE MCNEELY' GLENN LOUIS MILLER “FRTD7T"-MTSKWSO------JOANN JODY MOFFATT PATRICIA M PATZER BERTHA M PEARSON JOHN PENNTNGTCTN-----ROSE MARIE PIERCE 5 HIR L-E^--TANT^TTGH—~ KATHRYN J PURSER F MARJORIE PYtE------------CARTHA RAMEY
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4400 ZELMA 0 OLIVER 2900 —CAIHER1NE W PARNELL 2800 LARRY A PENDLETON 5300 “FRANCES G PETERS------2025 MARY L PIPPIN T2W RAMONA R PUCKETT””” 4750 ANDREW C RANSOM 189'0 VAL CARL lONTENEAU 5100 H OLIVER ROBERTS 2640 BRENDA SUE RUNKLE----5150 KENNETH K RUTLEDGE 7T957r—TArRtrETTE F SALLIS------4300 CATHERINE SANDSTROM 26477""''JUL I A E SCHUHMACHER 5750 CAROLYN SELBY 980U““MYRTLE SERTGHT----------6300 WILLIAM L SHELL ETW BOB JOE SHOEMAKE 3000 BESSIE L SHOFSTALL 5950 LOIS MARGAREI SM1IH" 3000 JAMES M SPARKS 5500 6000 -6100 VIRGINIA L STUART' 4300 4930 ■ J D THOMAS 3050 5050 4300 ANN L TUSHAUS 6 ( 00 JAMES D VAUGHAN 4850 4500 KATHERINE J WALLIS 1665 44O7F LEROY WARD 6580 2520 ERNEST R RAY JR HARVEY E WEIGLE 4825 — 547575” ■ CECIL R WEST 3UE Ell en READ--------------5750 GERALD P RILEY MART WOODS 6300 4600 BARBARA A tCKH GERALD L ROBINSON 0 L ZIEGENFUSS 4700 KENNETH EDMOND 6300 NOUNA ANN SCHACHER CLIFFORD ALVA SMITH 5250 TETTER—C.. ENOCHS----------------- ----- 2700 = CECIL P EPPERLEY 4900 DOROTHY V SMITH MOON 3900 d E ll A FAGIN 575'0 ’"TTTYTTTTTEYATnJER -------8300 JACQUELYN K SMITH 4300 JANE E FELLINGHAM 4600 RUTH ALLEN 6150 MICHAEL F SPARKS 4600 BOB W FORD 5050 5150 ANNETTEA ANDREWS PATRICIA G SPIGENER 4600 WILLIAM H FROST 2520 4400 WILLIE G BAKER FRANCES SPURLOCK 4300 GERALDINE C GtbtLL 5150 BLANCHE BANKS 4600 HOMER D STANFORD 2820 KATHERINE V GIBSON 6300 5355 THOMAS BARHAM MARY G SULLIVAN 4400 KENNE 1 H C GRISSOM STOTT' SADYE EUDORA BOYD ----“ “ T5257T ” 4320 " RULLON C THOMAS CATHERINE B HADEN 5050 5150 DONALD E BORNS NANCY TREICHLER 2900 DOROTHY S HAFFNER 3 42? 0 SEVERLAN VAUGHN 5100 BAZZELENE B CARTER 5100 HAZEL HALE 6300 ORVILLE EDWARD VICK 2700 THOMAS CARTER 2820 LEONARD T HANSTE1N 5 700 " MILDRED M CHANDLER 5T45HARLEY WALL 2640 BETTY JO HARDER 5400 6300 PATRICIA J WATSON ELVA LOIS COOPER 4400 ‘ ” 44075 RUTH WELCH “ ‘“—47W MARI HA B HARDIN FREDDIE MT00PER ~------- 50075” JERRY DON HARRAMAN 4400 RONNIE H WHITLOCK FRED C DAVIS 5850 4400 FOSTER HARRINGTON 6600 ..CECIL W EDWARDS PATRICIA DEE ZOOK 3000 4400 BERTIE A HAWTHORN 5850 SAMPSON I EMERY 6200 SYLVIA EMERY 5600 KENNEDY WALTER H EVANS 4380 4500 INEZ E HEUSEL 2520 OLLIE ARTERBERRY 52W" 437575”" RUTH HORTENSE PAINE SHIRLEY F"AY"HTCKK4N 4400 ALLEN L HORN DONNA Y BROWN HENRIETTA FOSTER 6500 2520 SHERMAN L CRAVENS CHARLES E DAVIS LEONARDO E DEBOSE ANNA BELLE DILLARD DOROTHY J DOUGLAS VICTORIA P ELLIOTT MILLICENT E HILL VINCENT L HOMESLEY ADDIE F JONES LlLLTA'FT'S JONES" ”” CORLANDUS LANG JR MYRA T LOWRY WILLIE NORMAN JOHN R SADBERRY GLADYS M SIMS
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OTHA S GALBREATH MALYNE L GALLIMORE NELLYE B GRACEY JAMES EDWARD GUESS DOLLA H HADLEY 5200 ROY E HARDMOND 5800 ORLANDO E HAZLEY 2100 6050 ' ROBERT EARL HIGGINS ABE B HOLMES 6200 HYDER J.. HOUSTON" 4600 ELLSWORTH C HULING 6600 620'0“ ROSETTA A JOHNSON GLADYS C JONES 6900 6300 CAROLYND KELLY DOROTHY MAE KING 4600 4300 ' mABEL E Mc Cull oug h CHARLES C MILES 3360 5200 “ORT7A"NDU""A NELSON RUTH E NORTON 6300 CLARICE OFFICER 4600 ROBERT E OLIVER 4750 ' "5000“ EZELL PE T'ERS ALPHONZO S PYLE 5198 MALINDA E PYLE 6200 CHARLIE MELVIN RAY 5050 4900 1125 6300
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JOHNNIE RAY SAMPLES JOHND SCHWARTZ SHARON L SCOTT VIOLA E SCOTT FLORENCE SCUDDER ~ BARBARA SETHNEY GLADYS SHEPARD 4500 MARY E SKOUGE 3360 CARROLL L SMELSER 5600 JANE H SMITH 5800 MARGIE JO SMITH CHAKLUI it K bAK.tR ’WTO LUCILE R SPANN NELLIE B ECTON 4950 RODNEY I ST DIZIER 5300 “EVELYN G FINDLY K RAym ONd ta RTer GEORGE F FORD 2900 DORIS K TAYLOR DORIS N TAYLOR 4700 SAM A TEAGUE 3000 DONALD L GARDNER WILLIAM R JONES CHARLES E LEDBb 1 1 ER~~------ 475’0... JUDITH H.. GARRETT----------- ---------4WCr- GEORGIA E TEETS 5500 ELZIE LEE TERRY 3420 STANLEY L GILLHAM BETTIE LEONE LESHER 3060 4400 ■ MARGARET H THOMPSON SANDRA W GLOMSET BERT BEAMON LONG PAT A GRIMES 2000 6143 ILO LUGTON MARTHA V TRUAX — 2TUTF- MAXINE TYLER 3420 MARbAKt 1 EVELYN J MCELVANY BERNICE L HAGGARD 6195 5900 LOUIS A MCMILLAN ELIZABETH A URMSTON l HARLES A HALE JR 5600 - ROBERTA GAY VACLAW 52 ’ 0'0 ’ '" LUIS MAklE MILLER" WALTER C HAMMACK 4300 EUGENE T VAIL 5450 DARRELL L MILLIRON 3 00 0 --------' JERRY EDWARD MUSE EULA P NIELSEN 5850 GWENDOLYN B HANGER 5000 H A VONTUGELN CAROLYN SUE OVERTOK 4400 "HOWARD PAUL HARDT 5500 CAROLYN OTEY WAKELY WILLIAM 0 PARKS 4700 DELMA HARRIS 2800 PAULINE F WALKER ZENUBTA’"""A PEI I E l"l----5800 G’AyLEN WALLACE CLOVIE L HARRISON JEAN S PLATT 4600 PHILLIP HARRISS 4650 RUTH M WARRAM DELTON JUDE POTTS 5900 a ROL W HATTON T520 TUMMY...D’WE'BB-------- “----FRANCIS E POWELL 5200 JERRY HAYNES 5400 MARY E WEDDING JOAN ABELS PRYSE 5000 TJE'NJAMIN HEINRTCTT" W—DUANE R WEINERT CHARLES RAY SHAW 5600 JO ALICE HENDRICKS 6250 BETH WEST EIHEL L SHEEDTN--------■53THT MARY HERLAN--------------55075 BERNICE WESTER----------CHARLES E SHELTON 2520 GERALD B HEUSEL 5400 MAURINE WILLIAMSON FREDA SHIELDS------------4800 JAMES F HOBBS 2/00 HEUE'N.. ’R WILLINGHAM'.. ELTON G SKAGGS 3000 DAVID D HOKE 4950 MAURITA F YOST 4400 Robert N. Qaut ------------ RICHARD LEE HUNTER 5200 REX IRWIN 6650 MAX DEE SKELTON VASCA R JENKINS 5100 LEONARD s MOOt ------------------ -------5600 HILDA JO JENNINGS ROBERT D STALNAKER 5600 MARJORIE TERRY 6300 ARTHUR CARR JOHNSON 6100 ELIZABETH KENDALL 4850 BARBARA A THOMPSON 4300 IONA J KING CHESTER E WALLACE —r9w~ 2640 5300 VIVIAN LANIER DOROTHY WEBER 5500
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BELLE ISLE VIRGINIA R ABBOIT..... SIBLE BURKE EUNICE FLOURNOY MARIE N HARKEY MARY ELLEN HAST RUTH RICE HAYS ELLEN M HUSKY MARGARET D JENKINS VERNICE JOHNSON REBUL PARKER LEE CAROLYN S LOAR ETHYL B MCCALL VORDEN J MEADOWS'” MARILYN PAINTER BARBARA W RTLEY VIRGINIA B SARTIN CLAYBURN P SMITH HAZEL I SORRELLS MARY KAY"WHELIHAN
4300 5950 5800 6050 2470 1230 5400 BRITTON 5750 EARL ATTERBERRy 4800 GENEISE LONG BARGER 6300 DORIS JEAN BEWLEY 5900 ALYCE BOYLE 4500 DELLA JO BRUCE 6300 LADONIA W CHILDERS 5500 RUBY L COURTNEY 5750 ROY MONROE COYLE 5200 MARION G FRY 4500 RUTH S HOWELL 3420 STAYCE MAY HUNT 4500 HAZEL KIBLER 4900 ROSE L LACKEY 6100 GWENDOLYN POST 6300 LOUISE C SINCLAIR 5100 ISABELLE SPANGLER 5100 RUTH N WOODS 5600 8 700 * 4950 BRYAN 5200 DORIS P ADKfSSON 4900 MARY E BETHELL 4900 “ MARY M BLOOMER 6050 SHARON KAY GARRETT 4750 RUBYE HALL 5400 LETA PEARL HOLCOMB GWENDOLYN L HURST NITA PORTER LAYCOCK 3180 PATRICIA L MARKUM 4950 MABEL E MAYSEY 5600 JUDITH A MILLER 4850 LINDA NANCE 4900 ANN WOOD REID 4800 ELMER J ROBERTS 5400 DELORES ANN SHAFER 8000 DAISY SPRADLEY 4750 ANNA J STEVENS 4700 ORGEL W WARE 5600 PHOEBE WILCOX 5500 4750 5600 5500 5800 4600
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4800 SUZANNE B KENDALL?* CULBERTSON 670 0 4900 NAOMI P PEDERSON Julia j anders on a /. n n I CT C l T C* Al.te.TTM 2820 NED PERMENTER BUCHANAN 6000 5600 VELMA I PETREE . 4300 SOLONTA"A BENNETT BERNICE BOMAR 6100 MARGUERETTE RUSS 9000 4700 arami nta m BOOKER MARGARET ANNIS BOYS 5755“" BOBBIE J SCTROG STN'S 1665" CURTYCINE J BUFORD 5800 ALTA CARMICHAEL 6300 6300 7400 MURIEL B SEAMAN DELBERT BURNETT ERA L CLIFTON 6300 ’ ORA LEE' STALLBORIS 5850 4*455” MARY NEVINS DAVTS SENORA N BUTTER----6300 CAMOLIA BYRD 4950 MARY M DEWITT 6300 4300 M S FREDERICK" “ MARY LOIS COOPER 4850 5100 LLOYD C GEORGE BETTY J EMERY COOLIDGE 5850 1845 CHLOE A GOROM ----585T . LOUISE L EMMETT OMA BORCHARDT 2470 4850 GENEVA FRANKLIN LEORA C HOLCOMB 5800 JOHN H BRANDT JR —33555500 CATHARINE HOPPING ARETR7FT GUILLORY 4300 BEVERLYE BRINING 6300 5400 VIOLA JAYNE 4800 CHARLOTTE HAMILTON HELEN M BROWN 4755” CAROL A COLE 4400 5550 SARAH MAE KENNETT? ANNA H HARBERT 3180 J FLOYD MCDONALD 5800 4700 LUCILE K JONES JANE DOUGLAS 2640 ELLIS"RAY MORGAN — 455W 2115 MAE LOIS KEITH MIRIAM FARE---------------- -5950 HELEN C POTTS 5000 ARLETA KEMP 1995 MARY RUTH FARRIS 5700 PAULINE ROSS 4455 ” RUBY M LANGLANA1S 4400 KAY ELAINE HEUSEL 5000 6600 FAYE S SANSING SYLVIA AUSTIN LEWIS 3060 JAMES L KEITH 4455“ HAZEL J LEDBETTER KAREN SUE SMITH ” 4800 2470 SHERMAINE MAILLARD 5900 5700 MAUDE SWINGLE JUANITA MCDANIELS 6050 ETNA F LINDSEY 6300 5700 EARLINE G THOMPSON ELEANE C MINNER LURA E MSSHA'REN.............. 5200 4850 RAYMOND MITCHELL HELEN A TREADO 5400 JENICE S MCCONNELL 6300 4500 ' Ltt AR 1 HUR"'"MUR7T5-------- “ ”"4955“ ANNA B WHITE EMMA J MILLSTEAD 5400 5600 LUCILLE W NICHOLS lav onne f WICKER 5000 MYRNA D MOORE " 5000 ’ 1'755" PRISCILLA M OLIVER 4850 MARY K WOOD'S NAOMI L MOSS VAN ARRETTE OSBORNE 4020 5100 MARGUERITE MOYER 4600 4555” ELLA JEAN PATTERSON AUDRA WATSON PARIS...... ELLA PEARL REESE 4800 5200 D S PENNINGTON BURBANK 5155” 6555 CAMILLE M RHONE” BLANCHE M POORE GLADYS M BOWLIN------------- 6250 4700 5950 JOHN G SAVAGE WILLA T PRYOR CARR P DONALDSON 1890 9000 ’ ROBERT A SWAIN 5000 LILA QUINN 5300 LADEAN WEST DOTSON 4400 4400 LURLEY FOUCHE TROUT NANCY NELL RAMPP MARION JAKE DUE 8000 “ ~46U5 4900 JEWEL TUCKER IKMA SUt RIDDLE CLEO EADS 5950 2940 2520 LEON R WEBSTER ELMER GLENN ROBERTS 6300 MELBA L GAUDIN -- ---3180 5T55 GLADYS WILEY HARRY G ROGERS -'MILDRED SIPE GRESS—~ 5400 MARI SCOTT 5800 OLETA HATCHETT - 1 6100 DONNA F HICKS 4755" MARGARET SELKEN 5600 lel a sta nde fer HENRY ALEX HOLSEY 3420 DAVIS DORIS L TURNER 4955"-~MARy ALICE BROWN— CAROL V KELLEY 5100 2375 4900 BILLYE C WALLACE ANITA HUTT KENT 4950 HOLLIE JONES BYRNE 5950 '48 00 - FLOY CHAFFIN JERRY L WALLACE MARTHA J MONSEY 2375" 8700 LAWANDA WALTMAN 4850 BEATRICE H NELSON 6200 FERN E -FOSTER 6300 5900 " PASCLE J GREER ruby a whi te lave tta d ogle 4950 6050 5500 FRANCES WICK 5200 FAN EL SIMMONS GERTRUDE L HELMS 6100 530"0. CLARA WIcKE THELMA L STEWART 2470 "b Ern Ice h le f ~— ~ 6300 4700 GRACE WILLITS 4800 ONELLA J UNDERHILL MILDRED A LOUTHAN 4600 5 300 El Aine f wo od RUBY WILKERSON ANNIE RYAN MABRY 6300 5400 EDITH B WOODS GOLDIE P MAYBERRY 6250 4900 bEORGE C WORTH TELMA L MCMAHON 5000 CLEVELAND THERESA OTTERBINE 5200 Mi Nnie l AKMER 6100 LEMUEL C PREWETT------ ----- ”“7775 STEPHEN D CARDER 4020 VELVA JOYCE RATHBUN CRESTON HILLS 4750 GERTRUDE M DEFREESE 4850 THERESA W ABRAM “ ----- —5550"' DEANNA WATTENBARGER 4400 MARTHA K DOUGALL 4850 MILDRED ANN WIEBE AUDREY S BAKER 4900 4800 5100 CLARA L HODGES 5850 ARTHUR D BOYD 6500 M""JEAN KECKLER 6100 BERTA L BRADFORD 5600 EDNA P MCCANDLESS 6300 l EORA H CHRISTIAN GLADYS PORTER 1235 OCTAVIA E OWNER ~~””~E555”“ EUDEAN D BIRD 5650 LOUIS CHARLES RAY 7400 DOROTHY C DULANEY 5100 NAOMI L CLAUSING 4500 LOIS R SNOWtJARGFR 5600 ESSIE D"EDWARDS 6195 ROBERT E COVINGTON 3480 IRENE F SPURRIER 6300 JOHN CHARLES GREENE 4600 KATHRYN E FARLEY 5850 STELLA M SYMES 5750 OLEATHA HARGROVE 4700 EMILY GILMAN 5600 E J UNDERWOOD 6100 EFFIE C HOLBERT 6000 MARY I HALL 5400 HAZEL 0 WILLIAMS 6100 ORA KEETON “ 4'555" "M4RY LOU LOPER----------- — 903 JESSIE L LEE 2470 CARMEN R LYNN 6000 FRANCES M MADISON 5500 LENA M MCKEE 7900 IRENE MCCLELLAN 5600 COLUMBUS DONALD RAY POSEY 1260 EVANGIE MCGLON RUBY J ARGO 2470 4600 "THELMA F RUBLE---------------6000 JANIS ANN BOYLE 4300 ISABEL G NELSON 5700 GLADYS L SCHLINKE 5100 3660 WARREN T BRAYTON MILDRED M NELSON ”5555 Haze l no EL STEWARD-------- ~ 5’955“ WILLIE RUTH BURNS 6300 EDYTHE D OWENS 4750 VIRGINIA M TABOR 4850 4850 FRANCES CLAYPOOL EDNA M PENDLEY 6300 "RUBY L THOMAS------------------62'50 AUDREY JEAN COWAN 4400 LEONARD RICHARDSON 2520 WINNIE B DAVTE” 5555” WALTER E ROBINSON 3420 NAOMI GRACE FELLER 6050 7400 WALDO L GEIS PAULINE E GIBSON 6000 ROSE U GOODART 6T00 MARY ANN HITI 1755
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Personnel Recommended GREEN PASTURES COREAN D ARMSTRONG C N ARNSBY MtRLENE BRADY JUANYTA DAWSON ARTILLERY JAMES OLA M LEWIS 'PEARL t MAT” ' ZELDAR M SEARCIE EVA I SMITH WES S STEPHENS GLADYS TOMLIN JOHNNIE MAYE WARD
HARMONY SANDRA EAKERS C D JONES JR LYMAN S LANMAN PATRICIA A LAWTON PATRICIA LEE LONG LORNA G MCKEMIE LOViE B MlLLEFW” F OPAL MYER ETHEL G NANCE ROBERTA S OGLE EVELYN M OVERSTREET DOROTHY M PARKER STEVEN M RAULSTON LOY JEAN RIGGS THELMA K ROBERTSON DAVID C WILSON "MANON ZURLINE
HARRISON IMA W ADKINS--------------LENA MAE AUSTIN MARGARET I BASEY HELEN T CABANISS VTVIAN MA'RIE CLA'RK WILLIAM H COLEY WATRGARET-JANEXTTRP”' MARGARET A FUHRING DORAMAE GORRELL MATTHEW P GOSS FAYE I HAYES DIXIE KNIGHT l AVONA M L INI HAN"— RUTH H MARCUM BONETTA D POINTS PAULINE A SHARPE PHYLLIS M SNODGRASS GRACE E TEAGUE VA’LERA V W1LER----------HAWTHORNE ELSIE A~ANDERSON VERA KAY BINGHAM HELEN G“BLANCHARD BONITA BELLE BROWN DOROTHY CUTCHALL BEULAH D HANN MARY T HEPP ” GLADYS COOPER LAIR MARTHA L LINDSEY KATHLEENE MANSFIELD DONALD MISKOVSKY JEWELL D MOORE CAROLINE L MuRNA"NE” SANDRA L REICHERT JEAN ROLL’ER HAZEL C ROWLES LILLIAN L SWALE OTIS J WALL
ADTrmrrAwrFT-------V HAYES "A DORIS P TAYLOR JOHN BROTHERS 7460 MINNIE E TOWNSEND -ANITA M BRUCE 2232 ROBERT R WEBB “5500“"SANDRA JO CORONA 4400 MARY I ZWAHLEN 7200 MARJORIE M CREWS 5200 997 “GERALD DEE. ENGEL 4300 '-----------------------------------------5800 THOMAS H GALLAHER 4700 HORACE MANN 6300 "BOBBY D HARDCASTL CARROLL JOE ALLEN— 2400 CATHERINE R HOWELL 6100 OPAL M AUTRY “53U7J CLARENCE MCCATHERN 3000 G VIRGINIA BEENE 6000 MCMILLAN_________ 5000 KATHLEEN T BOLAND 6050 GENEVA H MILLER 5400 ERNEST MAC CARTER 3420 SARAH ANN MITCHELL 4850 BEN P COURTNEY ”5000 OPAL PURDY MOORE"" "~~W7W~JENNTE M EETT5~---------4900 _EMMA NOLEN 6300 ALLEENE C EVANS ” VIRGINIA R ODONLEY 4700". BERNICE FERSTL----------SUE ANN OLIPHANT 4400 ZELMA OLIVER GORDON WILLIAM B POWERS 4700 EDNA HANN----------------------BARBARA G RAUCH 4300 ETHEL A KUNKE 4300 CHARLOTTE D’SANDERS “ 4100"' LOUlSc G ROBERTS 4300 JOHN B SOUTHERN 2640 AVIS L SMITH 8800 DONNA LEE THOMASON 5000 FLOYD E SMITH 4300 JUDITH H WALL 4700 5000 "HELEN WHITTINGTON 5400"--------------------------------------------6300 ___ JOHNSON x’ ■ETO'O MYRTLE C BORELLA6150 DOROTHY E CARTMILL HENRY 6100 VIRGIL M BENEFIELD 6260 RUTH W CLARK 5000 NAOMI H DOTSON 5800 PEGGY B COCHRAN 4300 BETTY LEGRANDE 4750 GWENDOLYN DAVIS 4700 KATHLYN LONG 1845 DONNA LEA DOSS TZ6O HENRY G LOVE 3180 ~E LOUISE ' ELL 1'5" 4500 KATHERINE E MANEY 4300 CAROL ANN HAMMERS 5200 JANET GAYE MCTTfiT VTOO PATRICIA HAWKINS 4020 PATRICIA K SEBA 4600 EMILY HAYNES WO REBA E SHAW 6100 ENID LOUISE JACKSON JUDITH J SMITH 4400 JOAN F JOHNSON __
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ATOO----- FRANCES G BARRE I I " 5050 JAMES CLYDE BUTLER 5700“ DONNA FIRQUAIN BETHYL L GRIMSLEY 4700 5100 MARY G HARMON 7250 GLORIA T HARRISON 51TT0” "CECIL A HUGGINS 4850 AMELIA IMHOFF 3660 "5T00 4950
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LONGFELLOW HELEN L ARMSTRONG “--------- 6T0T6300 1290 JESSE L BERRY 5100 4300 WENDY BUNCH 2280 3060 EARL GLENN CAUDLE 6300 4300 CHERYL JEAN KELLEY 6300 9000 ELLEN REID — ------- 57TT" RILDA RENICK 6300 4600 JANIE RHEIN 6300 475TDORIS E RISDON 4020 4400 CLARICE D ROADS 6250 BETTE HOLT-ROBERTS 4600" 4800 JANET SUE SHAW 4750 ..5"8W‘ ' 1805"’ VELMA LEE STEWARI 6250 4700 nel da w tebo w 6100 1W" G D WILLINGHAM 2640 4400 5700 MADISON 6TW~ “FRANCES E BAILEY-” FLOYD 0 BELLER 4600 ZF70C" MELBA L CASE 4750 5100 LILLIAN L CLOUD 5550 3840 INEZ OPAL DE SHANE 6050 4500 4950 BUDDY FARR 3000 WALTER H JOLLIFF”------ —- J3W" 5200 5600 HAZEL M KING 45T5" ANNA COLLEEN MARTIN 4800 ’ 5700 NETTIE M PARKER 7800 4750 2470 ” OLA P SIMMONS 6300 ROBERTA B STRONG 5700 4300 VIRGINIA THOMPSON 46W' 2470 LUCILLE B TURNER 6100 T3W” ONA MAE VANVLIET 5950... 4600 MADELYNE WITHAM 6300 5100 6300 ' MARY W YOUNG 5000 6100 5150 MARK TWAIN " SEW" CHRIST ENETAI LEY - ------- 6100 ’ 4750 CHESTER M BIGGS JR 5300 2375“ ■ 4300 LOUISE G BORRELL 1995 HELEN R CARTER 5600 5000 ALLEN R CLARK 55W- ’ 1755 LEONARD A COPELAND 3840 'STEW ZORA B DAVIS ~ " 5500 BERNIECE P FOSTER 4700 5150 4400 ' CANDIS M HARBISON 5650 ELIZABETH D HARRIS 4800 SUSAN HARRISS 4400 7700 MEREDITH C JACKSON 4400
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4600 CHARLES W ALLEN I 5950 MARJORIE BATTENBURG .. .................. ........ 1............... 3000 HOLLAND CHRISTIAN 4300 FRANKIE L COLLIER SPENCER 5660“ B'TLL L TOTHSTRUNE 3366” ZULEIKA A CULLERS JUDITH ANN BARTLEY MARILYN CUNNINGHAM 4700 4400 RIVERSIDE “ 5500 GRACE GEORGE ORVILLE OTTO BATES" 2760 1755 JO ANN BACK RALPH JOSIAH MARTIN 4020 OLLIE CALLIS 5850 4850 JAMES LEE BOWKER 1865"" BETTY EARNEST 5100 4750 ' MARY E REEVES BETTY 0 BROWN 2470 HELEN L RIDINGS C F FORTENBERRY 4900 4750 MARY LEE BURNS 5000 ' HELEN SHAFER GROVES ROSE RUDOLPH ”5566 4300 THOMAS H EVERFDGE 6100 EMMA L SOUTHERLAND 997 ETTA JEAN JACK 2500 PRISCILLA F HEY ELSIE SOPHIA J0NE6 5200 FRANCES'T 'STEPHENS" 3360 THOMAS B MCKEAN"'"" HAZEL KILPATRICK 4300 5300 4700 JOAN B TAYLOR GAIL Y NOYES 5500 GENE LOWELL MAE G WEAR 6250 WILLIAM V POTTS 7000 4900 DEWEY METHENY LAWANNA J WORKMAN 470/ MARYE E RHINEHART EUN A LEE NORRIS""4360 ““TT360 5W MARIETTA" NANCE ZINN KATHLEEN SCOT 1 THEO REEDER 8350 5600 4600 MAY KLINGLER LOIS GAYLE SMITH 4900 VERA F WILLIAMS 6500 BOBBY G ST0RTE— BARBARA S WILSON 4400 4400 SHIDLER DONNA S TRENARY 1668 6266" ROBERT P ABBOTT GRACE TUMA 1320 JACK M ADKINS 1320 REUEL WALLOCK 4'566' C G ANDERSON STANDWATIE 4700 DERREL W ARNOLD 4300 ..... ... ■.... .. * .... —... ' MARY LYNTr'ALUET EFFIE M BAUMHAFT 6000 6300 ermyl m BAKER 4600 WANDA D BRANDON ROCKWOOD ---- R A A /V" ALLENE BOONE LUTHER E COFFKA'N..... ~ 3486" 4500 BARBARA SUE ADAMS 5600 LOYS MAE BYFORD OPAL REECE FELAND 1235 3360 ODYS R ANDREWS — 660 ROY DAVID BOYER 6100 6000 EULA E CHARLOTTE 8 HAMPTON 5800 INEZ E BRICE '4700 4400 PHYLLIS A HENDERSON SUE ANN CHASTAIN 6300 5900 HELEN EASTEP 4400 GERTIE L ISHAM FREDA MAE COLLIER POCHONTAS ELLIS '4466 C'ATOL -(FTuRRT4400 6050 ELIZABETH W GARNETT 4750 DOVIE M PENNINGTON PAULINE DAVIS "6160 “ 6100“ MARGARET L"GENTZ 6300 CORINNE E TSAKONAS MARY C DRAKE 3060 4600 CLEO HENSON 5000 TWYLA WEIR 6300 MABEL LEE KAYS' BETTY M WELCH 4750 4400 JETTALEE H GARRETT 5100 JESSIE MAYNARD EARNEST C WINDHAM 3720 5000 JAMES 0 GATES JR 2300 “ 4600“ ERMA MILLER —5656"' MARIAN N WORKS MATTIE L HALLEY— 6100 ANNABELLE MOORE 5300 LELAND LEMMONS JR 6300 JULIA E PARKER AUDREY P LIVELY 6300 4600 ELLEN J PETTY 6300 SHIELDS HEIGHTS KATHRYN K MALONE 24 (0 — 5-gEO™ ANNA MAE SMITH 2520 "VTVT4N"L"BA6SLER"~ ORVILLE A MCDONALD 7300 JAMES A WALLACE THETA BENTON 4900 5900 GLORIA K MICHAEL 4020 4360.. FAE D CLTNE 5666" LEO S WILKERSON ELIZABETH "TORR----------- " HAZEL MCCOWN DELP 4700 EVELYN A MORRIS 2470 ADELINE J DOMMER 8660 FRANCIS.. A NEWBERRY 4600 2470 J C DUNKIN AGNES S NICHOLS 2700 STAR 4760" 4360“ NANCY W Du R6SSETTE“~"~”4300" MARY F ABBOTT" ELAINE F SHIRLEY MAURICE BRUTON 5850 SARA K FOREMAN 5000 DOROTHY SMILEY 5950 MINERVA M FRESCO 6100 "4560 4400" RUTH BURNS JANE LETTS SPARKS ~~~~ WILMA A HAMMOND 4800 LOUISE COCHRANE 5750 6000 BESS STEWART 5956" 5460“ LAVALETTE D JOYCE 5360“ PAULINE FLOW ~ANNA~"LET"THUMAS" LEILA J KLEPZIG 4300 5000 L R FREUDENBERGER DOROTHY P TURNER 6300 HELEN LONG 6200 4766" T560 NAOMI HEMPHILL “ BIRDIE S WORD PATRICIA PAGE MAIDT 6100 4500 LEOTA JONES MARY E MCCORD ““6360"" W B JONES 3660 EDNA M MORTON 4400 ROSS 6300 ELOISE EVELYN MAXEY 5100" PAULINE NOAKES VERA MARIE BICKFORD 6100 ALICE T MITCHELL ““4750 4500 JANE M CALLICOTT GWENDOLYN K PEARD LUELLA NIXON 5100 4400 ----- 5T0Tr 6300 '"ELTISE MARY PREBLE-------- --- 6300 RICHARD EARL DANNER MARY W POWELL — 4500 ANITA L DOUGHTY 7000 RAYMOND W PRICE GLADYS V ROBINSON 6300 5800 MARGARET J HADDEN jOYETT REIKERS 962 " LORENE SIMPSON 5950 1995 FRANCES E HALLER EVELYN SULLIVAN 4600 LYNDA L SWAGGART 5500 g-JJJQ CLARA M WADE 5100 " OLIVE K HARRISON ""8766 JANE TATUM 6300 MAUDE B INGRAM LESLIE E WILLIAMS 4400 JANE ANN TIPTON 4020 5 750 ” B B MCCLANAHAN 4600 CAROLYN IRE7TI " 3420 4900 GENNIE WRIGHT HOMER T MCGARRY 6100 4850" MARY WYNN : MAX D NILES SOUTHERN HILLS 4700 ANTHONY L PETTIJOHN JAMES A BERRYMAN "HW KATHERINE A BROCK 4400 mel onn ie b dau ben 4400 STONEGATE 1 SHARON KAYE DECKER 4500 “A~L ALGER---- ---------3180 "MTLTA M FINLEY--------------------- ""5366 GRACE I DUE 5300 1 BARBARA L FURRY MARJORIE B DUNCAN 5300 903 "GENEVA L KENNEDY—~—""5500" MARIAN KERBYSON 4900 MARY R MARSHALL MARYLIN J MURDOCH 4900 4400 MYRlLE MAE MCNA11 8000" DORTHA JEAN PEEL 4900 LAVERNE C NETHERTON ’™ 4866“' 5500 ""ER'LENE L R'AY SARAH E POWELL 4700" JO ELAINE ROYSE 4700 EDITH N SCHULER 1235 JOAN R RUBLE — 5400 DENNIS RAY TRAMMED:--------- - "4400" JANET A SCHROEDER 4300
MEETING OF JULY 6, I96E - CONT'D 47770 JANE ODOM URET ’ 1805 JULIA F PENNINGTON ________ TYLER * 45477 7T400" ARVIL REDDEN 9000 EMILY GATETEYTBELr5100 4400 ANNIE M THOMPSON 950 BARBARA BOERSTLER 4 6017 6700“ LEON T“WAUL ALMA J BRADLEY VONNIE LEE CAIN 6300 342 0 ZEDDIE H. LAWYER, JR. 565 0“'----- ------------ ----- —z- — JUANITA BEULE“D77YU6 1235 LOIS KLEPAC SUNSET 1 -------------------- --------------------— “ XARAL YN T ” MTTCHE1IL TRANCES A BAR7TETT " 4400 FRIEDA CRANE 4600 ELEANOR G PHILLIPS W NICHOLS HILLS 55770 -MTL"D"RED"“E^TUEY““’ —4400“ PATSY C RHOADS "FR5N€E5“A DARE----------—~6T07T” 6250 SALLY SUE SPURGEON 4300 IMOGENE N ALLISON LILLIAN 0 GILLILAND 6050 ~4950“" JANICE BALLARD “4750----- ALVENA H STEPHENS LOIS MAE ""GRAMBL I NG“ 4700 EUNICE C KENWORTHY 6100 ™_„ JUANITA K BARTLETT 2470 "W4RTE"'M MAC(rEy__ 677077 903“ CORDULA M GELUETSEARL MARTIN 9000 4700 UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS CECILIA H GOODWIN OLIVE IRENE” MAR I IN 6300“ BALEY.. CO I I WELL 5360 “5850“ L C MCFEATERS 5600 WILLIAM N DEASON 5300 1320 ALICE C LOWE JAMES T MOATES 3360^ l au RA A FULLRICH 5800“ A BEATRICE MAYES 1211 KAAREN K PATTERSON 4400 4300 JERRY LYNN HUBBARD 6100 HAZEL MARIE MINTER "GEORGIA L VENK—’ '■■•■47W PEARL Y JOHNSON 4750“ 6100 ELAINE MUHLBUR’G MARY JO YOUNG 4750 CAROLYN JUST 4900 2400 NANCI JO PAYNE ” ” 2625“ "46770 GARY CURTIS POWLEY "LINDA LANDHUM — 8100 5200 CARL C RUBLE NORMAN L MOORE " BENTON“J“NTECE 3430“ MONACE K SCHMPD’T 5850“ 4300 NATALIE J SMITH 4500 HAZEL A SEIDLE^ TAYLOR 5560 MARY FAY ASH “7756----- VIVI EN“TALLEY SMITH 7000 RUBY M BREWER 4850 EARL L UNDERHILL JAMES E COFFMAN 2385 NITA RUTH EBERT 998 VALLEY BROOK WESTERN VILLAGE JOY THOMPSON HOUSE 5T5O 505 0 MARY C AUSTIN “ 53770 LOIS JUNE AUSTIN" VIOLET J SHUMATE 5000 RUSSELL LEE DOBSON 5300 THOMAS DOWNING 3180 WILMA JEAN STORTE™ ”58770 PATRICIA JEAN LAHEY 4500 BILLIE JO EVANS 4600 JOANNA J THOMPSON 4950 HUGH R LONG 6900 MARTHA A GATTIS 903 -EVA M WORKMAN--.... .... —646-9- RACHEL LOUTHAN 5050 MADALYN J GIBBS 4300 BILL J. PARKER 4800 1021 ALICE M GILES 6000 PEARL RAYMOND JOE ANN SMELSER-------4750 LUNLLL M GU55“ 5850 6000 KAREN SUE HAMMAN LORENE SPARKS 4300 VELMA R TIBBITTS 6050 MARY JO JONES 5100 TELSTAR CHARLIE F WILSON 3420 REBECCA JONES 5200 440(5“ MARY JANE YOUNG ALPHADLNE BLAKLEY 4400 BETTY E SHEDRICK 4300 4500 IMOGENE HARMON BLUE WILDA E SHERFY 7800 7000 VERNON T BREWER GEORGIA M YOUNG 50677” 3420 VAN BUREN LUCIAN CHOATE 4400 CAROL de E Brow n MARY CAROLYN CORBIN 4500 * PATRICIA DAVIDSON 4850 4400 MIKELL JO GIBSON WESTWOOD 56770“ FRANCES G DYER 6300 ■ P A T RIC r7U~T“BFTHWE"“ TORIS D GRAY 5700“ RICHARD D DYKSTRA RAY THEDORE LEMMON 1890 6300 ARTHUR HAROLD BLACK 4020 53077“’ ALMA ENGLISH 5300 - MYRTLE L BROWN ETHEL E MAXEY 6300 BEVERLY M GEORGE 5300 1235 NADINE ORR ARDATH M CHAPPORY 4800 SYBLE W GEORHE ~ 5750 T36U”- MABEL M COSGROVE GOLDIE P PUTNAM 5800 CHARLOTTE NICHOLS 5500 . NITA ANDERSON CRANE JANETT RACKLEY 4800 4500 JOY FAYE PEASE 4000 ELIZABETH s EGl EFT”””” 4300 - haz el dan tel ...... 5400“ 4400 MARGARET H SHAW CLAUDE F SHAW 3420 DONNY W DAVENPORT 4300 4900 MARIANNE SMITH SALLY LEE TETERS 4400 marie Ell iott 5950 5050 PHYLLIS TETHER WILMONT 0 WATTS 5400 JEAN D EMPTAGE 6100 2T85“” E'l Tz A'BTTh ”A"NN WEBB ELRA J TOMLINSON 4300 VELMA P“FLEENOR 6300 MILDRED F WRAY 4400 MINNIE J GUTHRIE 6300 HELEN G HAGER------ ——”■75777" TRUMAN 4600 BEIIY JO ABTE5 M LOUISE HICKS 4800 5850 OLIVE PAYNE BOYD ”FRAN1C“M“HOWARD 377077“ WALNUT GROVE 4020 MILDRED C HUMBLE ANTONE BRIDGETT 5300 4900 6300 " ALBERT CARBAJAL JR ALGIE E CURTIS ANNIE L S JOHNSON 49770“ 5 100 RACHEL S DURHAM 4620 CONNIE P JOHNSON VIRGIL GUESS HICK 6000 1 f 5? CAROLYN ANN GUDE 3000 ALPHONSO DOWDY FLOYD c~TEE"“ ’ 8TW" 5600 IRMA WALKER EULLETT”"”“ 515'0“ IVA P JAMES LORENE LISTON 5150 5800 WILBA L JONES 6100 SARAH E GLOVER BERNICE MCCLELLAND 6100 3 3 60 LLOYD STEVENSON 2232 EMMA M GOODRIDGE 4600 BEVERLY MILES 5W0 “ MARY M ODOR 6100 ’ AL ERE 1' 1 A VAUGHN EMMA J GREENE 4400 LESLIE AUSTIN 6200 CLARA Y JONES 5500 " ROSE MARY JONES “56770“ WASHINGTON MARJORIE KIRK 5300 4900 “ NORMA BARKER" CHARLES E LEWIS 48 5 0 LOUANA BOWKER 4500 MAXINE A MACK 6660 SAMUEL BUUHANAN 6300 MAGGIE N MASON 5850 6200 GEORGIA A CALDWELL MAGGIE S MCCURDY 3000 6300 ’ ALBERT J CORCORAN ONNIE SIMMONS MCGEE 4500 7750” NELLIE M DAVIS MARY E MOULDER ”645 8 6300 ‘'mINt A MAE DRAKE ELECTRA W OLIVER 4400 57770“ KATHRYN L ERICKSON MARY E OLIVER 4300“ 5000 - RODNEY BENTON HAND THURMAN R PATTERSON 1260 52770“ ELMER R LUTTRULL GLADYS H PERRY 2090 ’ 5900 " ANNA LOIS MILLER ANNA SHARP --------HIANFI""nA WA'RT---------------------------------~ 4700 5200 Al TA MAE MURPHEY Personnel Recommended FORREST J SULLINS WANDA JEAN TAYLOR
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MEETING OF JULY 6, I96U - CONT'D
WHEELER “ ITURA $ BP HTGEwATER BERNIECE I BROWNING PATRICIA A CARRIER VIOLA M COOLEY CARRIE CROWELL ROWENA E 0 FARMER MILDRED E FIRST MARLENE M GATES GLORIA D GOOD P ASTER WANDA HAWKINS KAY LEE’HICKMAN BERTHA M JONES MERLE MUNHUE ~ EVA M MORROW DOYLE B MURPHY CARL DEAN PERMENTER HOWARD POTTER EDNA P SESSUMS JANIS RUTH SHANE” " LOLA SILER MARY F SWIHART GERALD E TAYLOR
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k 6300 6100 4988 5950 6300 6250 E857T 4750 4850 4300 A7yo 6300 “6"9W 6100 675 3000 4020 6300
2470 5850 4700
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WOODSON WAYLAN ABLES CHESTER ARTERBERRY ELA M ASHER JAMES E BAILEY EARNEST BEARDEN LAURA E BOWEN WILLARD 6100 "WYOLENfBROWN BERNI CETrHATRU- " ~ 4020 NOAH J CANARY ERMA M BUNN 5565 “IVORYE.. D“CARR tenni e PEARL CREWS 6050 MATTIE J COUNTER JOE W CRUMLEY MAURICE CROSSLAND 6300 BEUNA DAUGHERTY 5145 OCTAVIA H DOUGLASS VIOLA M ESKRIDGE "TF575”'“RUBYET FLEMING TUR A ITET™5TOTATI 4300 EARL S HOLMES MARY LOUISE HADDOCK zatt f - ARVELLA G JAMES HAZEL T HOLMES 2250 ALFRED L JAMESON JO ANN JORDAN 53575“'“JACK.. EWARD JONES mar ie e TANA 4400 BETTYE JANE LARSON THELMA A JONES ~~"W" EDDIE M KERNAL KAREN LEMON 5700 EVELYN LEE VERA MUSTION 6T757F’“CLEOPATRA G MCCANN MILDRED S PRYER 4750 MENTTORY NICHOLS ALMA MAE SMITH 5750 ’ EDWARD E OSBORNE RUTH SMITH 5800 GRACE M SUGGS NATHANIEL PETE RAY “5W "“JOE D S TMMUNS-~ MARION R THORNHILL 4500 CLAUD E TODD JAMES SLAUGHTER 2520 '“FRANCIS LEON SMITH LOUIS JACK TREBBE MARY J WALKINGSTICK 6300 FRED H STEPHENS 5145 " JOHN IE M STEPHENS MARGARET ANN WHITE SUE N STRIPLING MlLDKtD
WILLOW BROOK 522 7” DE L B E R T E1 R C HFTEL D 4600 HARRIET ANN BREWER 6050 MOLLIE BREWSTER FRANCES BUSH 5800 530'0“" JEWELL C CONSTIEN BARBARA J CRAMER 4500 HILDRA DRESBACK 5200 1947 PATTIE HOPE GOFF 23W~ SHERRY G HALE BILLIE RUCKER HOLT 4300 3700“ ESTHER L JONES LUMMIA MCKAY 6100 “497575“ l 'Ela b mtl ler ... —-------5200 GLAYDS PENDLEY 6100 ATCEY PERKINS 8000 ARISTLE C RUSSELL 5500 " JULIA STOVER 3660 MILTON TAYLOR LUCILLE 5 WILLIAMS----- ---------- 53D75"
bbuu 6300 1350 4300 5500 5050 7800 4400 6300 5800 6000 4300 6300 6100 5050 2470 4400
CATHERINE G BAYLtSb LOUISE A BECKMAN HENRY OLIVER BOYER MARY LOU CONLEY AGNES M CONNER FRANCES D DRAPER JACK DUNAED GTBSUNROBERT LOUIS GREEN IMA GLADYS HOPACKET HELEN M HOLLEY HOPE TAIT LEEMAN BEVERLY A MASH LAURA LEE MOOY PAULINE SPAHR CECIL E STEIGER HELEN B WEBSTER PATRICIA WILLIAMS
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....... ....... 4900 2820 5775 4020 3300 5600 ——5-37577“ 6150 62W 6300 5T9“8“ 6615 ~ 8000” 5200 6ET5 2700 5500 2470 “ 527575” 5800 6300 4900 3000 3060 “T7O7T 3000 43275“ 2820 52075“ 5200 ‘52TJXT" 6150 547)0 5800 5T5CT2700
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Personnel Recommended
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D Personnel Recommended.
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT EMPLOW^^1$1U-15
DEWEY FLORINE CLARK HELEN DAVIS VIOLET LEWIS SUSIE MAYE PORTER
amounts represent semi-monthly rates.
ADM BLDG HOWARD ANDERSON LAVADA AYRES LOUISE BROWN MARY BUMGARDNER KATHRYN COLVILLE ELIZABETH DEPRIEST MILFORD DEVER RUTH FORD ROBERT E GLENN MAHLON J HARVILLE ROSE LANGLEY EDITH MITCHELL MARY C STUBBS FLOYD L TAYLOR MELVIN L TAYLOR CLYDE TURNER VERNA WHITE MARYBELLE L WINFREY
ADM CAFETERIA RELLA HIGGS LOUISE HOWARD EDITH MAYFIELD HELEN PENNINGTON
ADAMS ELLA BARTON FREDDIE CAVNAR LOIS DACUS RUTH DORSEY EVA GREGORY GEORGIA MCCLURG CALLIE PENRY ANNA SWOPF VIOLET TUMBLSON 7EI MA WHITNEY
195.83 145.00 165.00 195.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 190.00 170.83 220.83 190.00 127.50 233.33 333.33 241.66 181.66 200.00 145.00
1.05 1.05 160.00 1.25
1.05 1.10 1.00 107.50 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.10 1.05
______ ARTHUR_________________ LEONA ABERNATHY 1.15 OPAL CAMPBELL 1.05 WILMA C HOUSER 117.50 NORMA HUSK 1.05 MAUDE L MERRIMAN 1.10 NELLIE NUNN 1.05 VERNICE WRIGHT 1.05 BEI IE ISI E WAUNITA HEATHERLEY ADELINE LOCKHART EUNICE MANSPEAKER LILLIAN TURNER CLAUDIA WORDEN
122.50 1.10 1.00 1.15 1.05
BUCHANAN NETTIE CALDWELL RUTH FAUGHT REVA GINN ROSALIND LA POINTE JESSIE LAWSON FLORENCE LORD MARY NELSON MYRTLE SHIELD FRIEDA SISSON
BURBANK WANDA CRONIAN WANDA CRONIAN ELIZABETH FENT DOLLY HACKNEY OPAL KAY KINCADE FTTA KOCH LOUISE SMITH CLEVELAND LOUISE CLAYSON WANDA HUNT THELMA MUNSON JUANITA MURDOCK DORIS WICK COI 1IMRI IS
LILLIAN BUCHANAN GRACF Fl ETCHER MINNIE GREEN MATIE GRIMMETT WANDA WOOD
1.10 1.00 1.10 122.50 1.05 1.0 0 1.05 1.10 1.10
1.00 1.00 127.50 1.00 ______ 1.05
1.10 1.05 1.00 107.50 1.10
1.05 127.50 1.10 1.10 1.05
COOLIDGE NITA ATTAWAY BILLIE DOLPH ELLA DUDLEY JEWELL GRAY ALICE L HOLLIDAY V NADYNE JENKINS ESTHER KING IMOGENE MCDANIEL ROSE MEANS WILMA JUNE RAPER LOVETTA REECE FLORENCE SWEENEY IDA M WILLIAMS
1.10 1.05 1.00 1.00 1.10 1.05 1.05 1.10 1.05 1.05 122.50 1.2 5 1.00
CRESTON HILLS EDWINA BATSON LORENE BOLDING ORA BURTON MARTHA DIXSON MAGGIE THOMPSON
107.50 1.05 1.05 1.05 1.10
BRITTON HETTIE DELLING MARY L GILLMORE BLANCHE STONE LORENE WILDMAN
1.05 1. 10 112.50 1.10
CULBERTSON________ EMMER GREEN JANIF GRFFR CAROLYN HARRIS FDNA NASH BILLIE PAULDEN
1.10 1.0 5 1.05 1. 10 117.50
BRYAN FLORENCE BOYNTON MARTHA COOK MILDRED PROFFER PAULINE WADE
1.10 1.00 1.05 102.50
DAVIS IRENE ASHWORTH ORA N FLEMING MAE MCKEE 1 OLA MAE PIERCE GOLDIE SAUNDERS
127.50 1.10 1.00 1.00 1.05
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1.05 1.15 ,127. 50 1.10
DUKBAB HAZEL JOHNSON CHRISTINE MOORE MARY ELLA MOORE AGGIE THOMPSON
117.50 1.00 1.05 1.00
EDGEMERE OPAL CLARK IRENE KEPFORD BETTY KIRBY FLORENCE KNIGHT JOHNNY SEVO EVELYN SPARKS LOUISE WHITE
1.05 1.05 112.50 1.05 1.00 1.10 1.00
EDISON ALVERNA B BALDWIN RUBY VERNON
112.50 1.05
EDWARDS CHRISTENE BEATTY CHRISTINA FREEMAN MYRTLE GANT RUTH M HODGE
1.10 1.00 1.05 107.50
EMERSON JEWELL HOLLIDAY MILDRED MEDLEY OLGA REINKE
EUGENE FIELD VADA BUNNELL THELMA KEFFER INA TURK
1.05 92.50 1.00
1.00 1.10 92.50 .__
FILLMORE NORMA COOK AGATHA KIRKPATRICK MARY KNIPP IVA LIVINGSTON DORIS M MERCER IOUISE UNDERWOOD ESTHER VICKERS ALTA WOODCOCK
1.05 1.05 1.10 1.05 1.00 1.00 1.10 112.50
FOSTER RUTH BIGHAM PRISCILLA CHILDERS FRANCES FERGUSON OVA E ROBINSON RUBY SNIDER RITA F WILLIAMS
1.05 1.05 1.05 102.50 1.00 1.00
GARDEN OAKS MELO D ALEXANDER MARIE DANIELS FAYE FOREMAN B F HAYWOOD EMMA WILSON
1.10 1.10 117.50 1.50 1.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 196k - CONT'D -------
k GARFIELD ROBERTA BIBLE JOSEPHINE PORTER VELMA ROBERTS X .........
GATEWOOD EDITH BOWERS WINNIE GRAHAM EDNA I HOHMANN RUBY PARKS
GREEN PASTURES HAZEL BATES EFFIE TYCE VALENTINE WILLIAMS HARMONY DORTHERIA BROWN VIOLA BROWN RAYLENE HICKMAN JEAN REASNOR
112.50 1.05 1.00
1.05 1.00 1.05 117.50
97. 50 1.05 1.00 -....... 1.05 1.00 1.00 97.50
HORACE MANN ETHEL C HOLLMANN RUBY 0 MORRIS ELEANOR OLIVER HAZEL POWELL
JOHNSON ALTA BOGGAN BAMA HUTCHISON DOROTHY J ROOF C.OETA TAYLOR ALICE THARP 1ORENE WEBB
KAISER LETTIE CHASTEEN BETTINA FERGUSON ELLEN HIEL FDNA LEONARD AGNES SALDO BONNIE SUTTON
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1.10 1.10 107.50 1.00
....................... 1.15 1.05 1.10 1.10 1.05 127.50
1.05 1.10 1.10 127.50 1.00 1.10
-
HARRISON ELSIE BROWN MARY SYBIL CARTER BERTHA LINDSEY HUBERT LEE WATT
1.10 1.00 1.10 i,i7.^n
LAFAYETTE DONNA L BREEDEN EARLINE BUSH NEAUMATTA FOUNTAIN ANNA WATSON
HAWTHORNE FLORA BREWER RERTHA COBB ROSA LEE STILLWELL MYRTLE A TURNER JEAN VAN HORN
1.15 1.10 1.00 1.05 102.50
NETA COLLAMORE WILLIE COLMER CORA HOLLIDAY IDA KING KATHRYN MCGEEHON
HAYF S GERALDINE CARNES MARY ELDREDGE JUANITA GARRETT HELEN PRAYTOR OLA MAE REYNOLDS DORIS WILLIAMS
HENRY MARY JO BRASHER INEZ BUCKNER LOIS M SMITH
HFRONVILLE IMOGENE FINDLEY FRANKIE MILLER FANNIE SECHRIST OWEEDA SMITH FLOY WALKFR HILLCREST MARGUERITE CHARLES JESSIE HEALY RUTH MALOY FVA L REED DORIS L SMITH FSSIF STFPHFNS LEONA STEVENS
1.00 1.15 1.05 1.05 112.50 1.05
1.05 97.50 1.10
102.50 1.00 1.00 1.05 1.15
1.05 1. 10 112.50 1.05 1.05 1.05
1.05
.
1.10 112..50 1.10 1.-10_
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LINCOLN HATTIE BEACH FLSIE MOORE OTHA MURPHY ADELINE TAFT
LINWOOD SYBIL C BARRY GLADYS EAKES ESTHER R FAIN LENA MULLINS BETTY J PECK FRANCES SCOTT
LONE STAR/ JULIA HOLLIDAY DOTTIE WARD
LONGFFI LOW RUBY LEE COULTER KATHERINE DOCKERY NORA ROACH BERTHA SEEBECK DOVIE SIMPSON MAD I SON MILDRED EASLON GOLDIE KEATHLEY TOY OWENS IQIJISE D PARSONS
Personnel Recommended MARK TWAIN CARMELITA EVANS EILEEN GOODRICH WINNIE D MARTIN
1.00 97.50 1.05
MAYFAIR MARGARET CURTIS AUDREY HAMBY BESS JANE KEEL ELEANOR LAMBDIN THELMA REED MARY LOU TARTER
112.5C __________ 1.05 1.0c 1. OC 1. 1C ............. 1.0c
MCKTNI EY DENA BOWER DICEY J COFFEY EDITH COONFIELD ALMA ROCHELL
1.0c La JLC 117.5C 1.01
MONROE MARGARET GARTON BEULAH GRAHAM lel a INGLISH 7ULA KELLY ALMA M SPURLOCK BLANCHE YOUSEY
1. OC 1.1c 1.05 1. 1c 127.5C 1.05
NT CHOI q
HTI 1 q
107.50 JUANITA COWAN 1.05 -KATY FLYNN 1.00 MARGARETTE HUNTER 1.10 -EVELYN MARRS 1.10 MURIEL MILLER MARY SHOOPMAN
127.5C 1. OC 1. 1C 1.05 1. 1C 1. 1C
1.00 1...1Q. NORTH HIGHLAND 117.50 PANSY CLEARLEY 1.05 MARIE LAWSON VIOLA SCHWARZ .-MARTHA H WILLIAMS
1.0C 112.5C 1.0c l.OC
1.05 --------- ORCHARD PARK 1‘10PAULINE DAWES 1*00JUANITA PECK 1.00 127. 50-
PAGE EULA M JOHNSON THELMA JONES 94.45N0RA KEYES 123.12 _ _ ___ - ____ PIERCE ROSA LEE DOCKERY ROSALIE KOKENDOFFER x ,00 v ELMA tinde ll X 05 THELMA WATSON
112.5( 1.05
1.05 112.50 1.10
1.0! 1.0! 112.5i 1. li
117.50 1.05 1.05
POLK DORIS CLARY 1ILLIAN MALONE 112.50 ELSIE WEHRY 1.05 1.15 1,O.Q.
1.0« 1.0! 117. 5i
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MEETING OF JULY 6, 19&+ - CONT'D
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Personnel Recommended.
PRAIRIE QUEEN TOMMIE EDWARDS ALTA GREGORY HATTIE GUEST FLLA HOVIS BIRDIE JOHNSON IRENE KILLGORE EDITHA MCGUYRE BEULAH ROBBINS IDA J STILLWELL MILDRED YANDELL
PUTNAM HEIGHTS MARY DICK BESSIE OVERSTREET EVA V PEDERSON LUCILLE SI.ATEN OLIVE WHEELBARGER RANCHO SUSIE CANNON MILDRED GREEN PAT PRITCHARD LEATRESS B RICKS FLOSSIE VAN NOY RIDGEVIEW DAVELINE FAST MILDRED GOLDEN GLENNA HARDZOG LONNIE L MOUSER MAMIE OGLE DOYLE SCOTT LORETTA SEABOURN RIVERSIDE LILLIAN MCCALLISTER MARTHA P WHITE
ROCKWOOD GIOLA BLANKENSHIP GERTIE HOOD MARJORIE KEYS EMILY PRICE RUTH THOMAS . . HELEN WINKLE ... .........
.
1.05 1.10 1.05 1.25 132.50 1.25 1.05 1.05 1.00 l«05
OLLIE BARKER DOROTHY BAXTER RACHEL GARRETTE NOMA LANDERS IVIS MOONEY MARIE PARKER BETTY REED DORTHY VAUGHAN
SOUTHERN HILLS LORENE BAKER BETTY P MILLS BEATRICE MORRIS
127.50 1.00 SPENCER 1. 10 MARGARET BLAKLEY 1.15 BETTY L PETERS 1.10 ROSE J RAINBOW RUBY SCOTT
1.15 102.50 STAND WATIE 1.05 LAVICA BOYD 1.10 OPAL ESKEW 1.05 BEULAH J LINDER DORA L TAYLOR MARY YOUNG
1.10 1.05 STONEGATE 1.05 MARGARET CONAWAY 1.10 FERN LEVERITT 1.05 IRENE MCPHERSON 117.50 VERDELL PERRY 1.05 STAR 1.10 LEONA ANTHONY 92.50 VIVIAN FORBES MARY GIVENS AUDREY MORGAN ELVIE VERNON
127.50 1*00 SUNSET 1.00 DOROTHY H BURK 1.15.MINA M HOOVER 1.10 MERTIE JONES ................. 05.. VIRGINIA PETERSON
1.10 MILDRED HACKETT 1.00 TILLIE SALEK 1.10 1.10 107.50 1.00 UNIVERSITY HEIG 1.00 JULIA SHORT 1.05REBA TREBBE
TAYLOR 1*05 RUBY BROWN 102.50 l AVENIA WILLIAMS 1.10
SEQUOYAH _ TELSTAR VIRGINIA BAILEY !’O5RACHEL ARMSTRONG MARY EDWARDS 1.05 ft hel FARINO PATTY EUBANKS 1.00 BONNIE GLOVER -ELIZABETH KETTER -------------l^lfl-JUNA MAE MARKER______ GERALDINE MESSENGER 1’05 wANDA S MOORE INA MARIE NICHOLS 107.50 na DINE V SMITH
SHIDLER EDNA CLICK DIANA NELSON MILDRED SMITH
TRUMAN 1.05s YmIRIA ADAIR -—^SYLVIA HAMMONS 97,50JENETTE STALWORTH ALDONIA STRAUTHER
1.05 112.50
VALLEY BROOK 92.50 ALTA HARRIS 1.15 1 I LI IAN JAHN 1.05 GENEVA VEST
1.10 112.50 1.00
VAN BUREN DONNA J DAVIS GOLDIE KNIGHT CLARA J LAUGHLIN RUTH LIVINGSTON
1.05 1.10 1.05 112.50
1.05 1.05 102.50 1.05.
WALNUT GROVE 1.10 JESSIE ANDERSON 112.50 1.05 1.10 WASHINGTON 1.15 LA VELMA KNIGHT FLI7ABETH LAMBERT EDITH LANKFORD
102.50
107.50 1.05 1.05
1.05 97. 50 W NICHOLS HILLS 1.00 VIRGINIA CAMP 1.05 BILLIE MAE MOUDY LORETTA MYERS LILLIAN E POST MARY J SHRADER
1.00 1.00 112.50 1.00 1.10
1.05 WESTERN VILLAGE 1.00 1.10 DELPHIA D DAVIS 1.10 NORMA N MAULSBY 112.50 RUTH MULHALL ILA AVA THOMPSON
1.05 1.05 97.50 1.05
1.10 112.50 1.05 L.J15
...
ROSS GLADYS BAILEY BEATRICE HAGER MARY POTTS
1.05 102.50
1.05 97.50
1.10 1.10 97. 50 1.05 1.05 1.00
117.50 1.05 1.10 1.05
WFSTWOOD
LORENE I CAMBRON JOYCF DFASON LOLA HERNANDEZ HFIEN PFRKINS LAURA WORLEY --- . - - .
1.10 102.50 1.05 1.00 1.05
WHEELER SUSAN H BATEY INEZ EDWARDS GRACIE REID 1 01)1 SF M SMITH BESSIE SWEARENG IN
1.05 1.10 1.05 1.00 112.50
WILLARD PEARL BLANKENSHIP STELLA BURCHFIEL MABEL OWENS
1.05 127.50 1.10
WILLOW BROOK DAISY M BEVINS FRMA KEATON________ JEAN PITTMAN RUTH STEPHENS BARBARA TARBUTTON
1.10 112.50 1.05 1.10 1.05
MEETING OF JULY 6, 196^ - CONT'D
WILSON NAOMI BIGLER RUTH Bt.AIR ANNA DENWALT FAYNE FIELDS NANCY A POWERS BONNIE SPRINGLER HAZEL WATKINS WOODSON VIVIAN CARTER ETHEL MAE JOHNSON HELEN SMITH DELLA STEEL
WRIGHT HENRYETTA BAUKNITE SABLE HOPKINS
CAPITOL HILL JR HATTIE BRASHER BLANCHE E CLESSON LILLIE COLWELL ISABELLA COX ALTA M GRIGGS THELMA HENSLEE ORENA HUNTER FRANCES M MARRS SIVINA NELSON JESSIE OWEN DORIS L PIERCE rar ba ra RAINS ROSE SUBLETT GRACE TROWE
VIVIAN F WEST' 1.05 FRIEDA WILKERSON 1.05 112.50 1.00 CLASSEN 1.00 WATHIA AUSTIN 1.10 HELEN L CARNES 1.05 HELEN ELMS WANDA L FLORER MARIE GAIN ANGELINA GERIK 1.05 LEONA HAMMER 112.50 NORMA L HUGGHINS 1.10 DELORIS JOHNSON 1.05 CORA JONFS VERTIE KOBERG J GWENDOLEN LEE MARY M MATTHEWS IUCY MCHAN 1.00 BONNIE PORTER 107.50 CAROLYN J RUSSELL FLORENCE SMITHSON CLARA WITTEN
1.10 1.30 1.15 1.05 1.10 1.15 1.15 1.10 1.00 1.15 1.10 _ _ ____ 1j LL5_ 1.20 147.50
DOUGLASS HAYDEE AUSTIN OPHELIA CARTER AUGUSTA CRAWFORD BLANCHE J DAVIS CATHERI GISSANDANER 1 EBERTA GLOVER GLORIA JACKSON ROSIE JENKINS SALLIE M MITCHELL LILLIE NORWOOD CORENE POINTER EULA MAE THOMPSON queen e WADE ABBIE WEBSTER JESTINY WILL
MAE AMES GENEVA BOYD ROSA M BRITTAIN EVELYN BRUNO ZELMA L COBB ALICE B COFFEY BEATRICE CRAIG OLIVE DONOVAN MADELINE L DRIVER SWANEE FERRELL GENEVIEVE GATTON HAZEL HARVELL MAE HARVEY RHEDA HENDRICKSON THELMA M HORN MARGIE HUNTER VIVIAN A JOHNSON JEWEL MCDANIEL MERLE MINTER EDNA MORGAN VIOLA Z PENNINGTON MARIE D ROBISON JENNIE WATT
1.10 1.10 GRANT 1.15 LUELLA ANDERSON 1.00 FRANCES MARY BARKER 1.15 GLADYS BOLIN 1.00 FLORENCE BOWEN 1.15 WILMA BOWEN 1.00 KATHERINE BRYANT 1.10 VINETA DAVIDSON 1.05 BETTY JO GORDON 1.20 LELLA JACKSON 1.00 MARY LEE 162.50 FLOSSIE MANUEL 1.00 JEWEL MCMEANS 1.10 LONA W NEWMAN 1.00 ELLA A ROSE 1.15 CHRISTINE STONE 1.05 OLLIE SUTTLE 1.05 IZORA TITUS 1.10 JUANITA WARD 1.30 NINA RUTH WEED 1.05 MABEL WRIGHT 1.00
CENTRAL BEULAH BAGLEY DOLLIE BECKERDITE OLLIE B BROWN 1 ORENE CASEY SUSIE CLARK MILDRED EVANS VIRGINIA HALL MARJORIE HAWKINS BEULAH HAZLIP DOROTHY HIGHTOWER BARBARA HOUSE LORENE JOHNSON LILLIAN G KEASLING LILLIE M KNOX
1.15 1.00 1.00 1.25 1.05 1.15 1.10 180.00 1.00 1.05 1.10 1.00 1.05 1.00
HARDING FRANCES BURSHIK DESS CURTIS RUTH FITZPATRICK MARTHA GIBSON OLA M GILMORE MAE G LITTLE MAGGIE LYON ELIZABETH MCKNIGHT LILLIAN MORGAN 1 AURA PONSOR NELLIE ROLLINS MARY SEAMOURIS ODA SHARP ALICE SIMPSON
1.30 1.05
1.15 1.10 1.05 1.00 1. 10 1.00. 172.50 1.00 1.00 1.05 1.05 1.15 1.10 1.25 1.00 1.00 1.25 1.10
Personnel Recommended.
VERA G SMITH VERA STONE MARY L VANCE LAVENA VOSS
HOOVER NORMA ANDERSON NAOMA BISHOP WILLIE P FINK IONA GRAHAM NORMA HASH JUANITA HENDREN ESTHER LOCKE ANNA MCCLARNEY JENNIE MELVIN JEWELL MITCHELL NEVADA MORRISON MAXINE OLDHAM ADA REYNOLDS OUEDA SAVILL JOSIE SMITH MARY WHIT&IEI D NETTIE YOUNG
1.15 ---------- 20_ .JACKSON 1«OP OPAL BLANCHE BOND ----- 172..5JL JESSIE L BREWER 1*05 f ern B BURDICK . .... _-l«05 ru TH COLE 1*25 ONA FERRELL ---------- 1*10- FLORENA HOLSFY I*05 VELVA R JONES 1,05 JULIA LAWSON 1*10 VERNA LEE ---------- L*±Q_ BETTY MANUEL 1,05 DOLLIE PARISH ---------- Ll O^c LARELLA ROBERTSON x.uu EUNICE R SALMON ............. ALINE SMITH_______ HELEN STOWE I OU-ISE WRIGHT 1.05 ELSIE YEAGER 1.10 ___ 1.00 16 2_g_5_0„ JFFFFRSON 1.05 JACQUELINE AKER 1.00 BETTY L BROWN 1.05 REVA BURKART 1.00 PAULINE CARSON 1.00 DOROTHY CATLEGE 1.10 MARTHA CHRESTENSEN 1.00 BERNEELE DANIELS 1.30 BETTY DIBELLO 1.15 FREEDA GOODRICH 1.15 BILLIE J HATFIELD 1.05 MAXINE HOVARTER 1.10 MARY L HUTCHINSON 1.05 VIOLA MADDRY 1.15 JESSIE MCCONNELL 1.15 YVONNE MCGEE 1.00 AGATHA NELMS BEATRICE PECK KATHARINE PRICE PATRICIA RICKARD FLO C ROCHE 1.00 RUTH SMITHERS 1.00 LILLIAN SPARAGOWSKI 1.00 EXINE TURNER 1.10 INA VAN DEVENTER 1.00 LEONA F WEAVER 1.00 BERNICE WHITE 1.00 SUSAN C WILLIAMS 1.00 CATHERINE WILSON 1.15 162.50 1.10 1.10 1.15 1.00
1.10 1.25 1.00 1.25
1.10
1.00 1.05 1.25 1.05 1.00 1.00 1. 15 1.05 1.15 1.05 1.05 1. 10 1.00 1. 10 152.50
1.30 1.25 1.10 1.00 1.20 1.15 1.05 1.05 1.05
1.05 UJJL 1.10
__ uni 137.50 __ 1.10 1.10
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 142 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
05 05 05 1 o 05 on 00 25 00 00 05 05 00 05 05 15 00 50 05 10 05 ns 05 00 05 ns 15 in
MEETING OF JULY 6, 196^ - CONT'D Personnel Recommended
1*
KENNEDY_________ ETHEL BATES ANNA BAWCUM_________ OPHELIA CUNNINGHAM BERNELLA HARPER MYRTLE HOLLOWAY ADA JEFFERSON______ BOBBIE JONES LOUISE KING_________ LORENE NASH FLORENCE PAULDEN MARTHA ROSS ANNA STEPHENS ALICE WARD ___ L.
MARSHALL FLORA ALKIRE HAZEL BARHAM BEULAH BAY OZA BRINKLEY CHLOE CLIFTON MARTHA COX ROSE DIXON OPAL DODSON LEOTA ELLIS MARY HEIDEBRECHT DORIS M LINDSEY EFFIE PATTERSON LEONA PEARSON MINNIE PRIM JUANITA RICHARDSON JANEY SIMPSON LILLIAN STORIE CLEO WHITFIELD OMA WHITNEY ANNA WILLIS ALICE WINGERT
MOON COLE JOSEPHINE COOPER ALMA DIXON ANNIE BELL HARMON LORINA LEE LORETTA MCCLAIN WYNONA MOORE MARTHA PENDLETON ANNIE PROCTOR SENORIES ROGERS ruby
NORTHFAST
ELLA J BEAM mabl e BEST VIVIA ESLICK GLADYS FINK JANETTA HICKMAN CATHERINE HUNTER THELMA I KETCHUM GLADYS LEMMON LILA MAE LEWIS ELIZABETH LUTZ PEARL MCCLURE DELPHIA NIECE SALLIE OHAVER DORA RHOADES BERNICE SIMS
....... .... ........ .. ......
\ NORTHWEST CLAsV
IVA BENTLEY I QIS ROSWELL 1.10 MAYDELL can ary __ 1*10 FDNA CLABORN 1*00 JESSYE L DARST __ 1*00 EDNA DIETRICH 1*00 FREDA ETHRIDGE __l*00 GLADYS FERGUSON 1.00 FLORENCE FIELDS 137.50 ARTIE M FRANKLIN 1.05 MARY GRAGG __ 1*35 ESTHER LAW 1.05 ZEALIN LOWE 1.25 MARJORY MAYFIELD 1*15 ELIZEBETH MCDONALD -.. - RUBY MCKEE___________ DORIS V MILLIGAN ANN MINDEN___ ______ 1.00 LILLIE PORTER 1.10 BEATRICE ROLLF 1.00 OPAL SCOTT 1.00 ANNA M SEEBECK 1.10 CLARA TARTER 1.05 VEDAH TREANOR__ 1.05 NANCY WICKENS 1.00_________________________ 152.50 ______iruu.or. v ll 1_________ 1.15 JACKIE BLEWETT 1.00 PAULINE BROWN 1.05 NELL CALDWELL 1.25 1OIS CARLTON 1.05 BETTY CLANTON 1.05 DOLLIE CONNER 1.00 VERNA DAVIS 1.25 RENA M DAVOULT 1.10 TRULA FRANCEN 1.05 1 OLA GLENN 1.05 BETTYE LANDRY 1.05 GENEVA LAVARNWAY ALENE MEYER FRANCFS RACKLFY EMOGENE RAMIREZ FAYE ROBERTSON 1.25 MILDRED RUSHTON 1.00 ALBINA SEKERA 1.05 LEO B SMITH 1.05 1.00 162.50 . SOUTHEAST 1*10 FERN BENNETT 1*05 ALICE M BIGHAM 1,05 ELIZABETH BOHROFEN ------------- 1*05 THELMA L CAIN FAYE P DEAN HAZEL GARRETT DENA GOLIGHTLEY HATTIE JANE GREEN 1.25 FRANKIE H HANCOCK 1*15 RUBY JAMES 1.1.0 TWILA M PORTER 1*25 GERTRUDE ROMINE 1.05 IDA M TURNER 1.00 LAVERNE WILKERSON 1. 15 PAT YOUNG 1.00 1.00 1.00. STAR SPENCER 1.10 DORIS BRINK 1.00 .MILDRED DAVIS 152.50 LILLIE GOODMAN 1.10 ELEANOR TAYLOR 1.05 WILMA VERNON EUNA FAY WEBSTER
157.50 1.15 1.20 __ L.H5_ 1. 15 __ l-*_0-51.10 1.15 1.00 1.00 1.10 1.15 1.05 1.10 1.10 1.00 1.05 1. 10 1.00 1.05 __ l..l-5_ 1.00
TAFT MARY E BELEELE ZELMA 0 BROWN______ VIVIAN BROWN ELIZABETH BURLESON JUANITA COOK WINNIE COTTON AUGUSTA J FOX CLARA M HAMMAN LUCILLE LITTLEJOHN BELLE MCATEE________ NOVEL MAE MCCLUNG JEWELL NEWTON JUANITA RAINBOW OVIE ROUSE__________ OPAL SMITH ANN SOUTH____________ IONE WEBB MARGUERITE WEESNER RUBY M WHALEY GLADYS ZEMLER
WEBSTER__ 1,05 SARAH ADAMS ___ -___ BONNIE ARCHER PATSY BAILEY riK£-L.U ^rULIUIN 1 .10 NORA LEE DUNHAM 1 .05 ALICE FULTON 1 .00 LILLIAN L GRIFFITH 1 .05 NAOMI HALL 1 .05 STELLA HENSLEE 1 .25 JUANITA LINDSEY 152 . 50 BEULAH MARTINEZ 1 • 0.5. HELEN MCGUIRE 1 .05 JEWELL RIDLEY 1 •25 FLORENCE STERLING 1 .05 IRMA WILSON 1 .05 1 . 10 I , 10 1 . 10 1 . 10 1 . 10 1 *05 1 .05
152.50 1.10 1.20 1.10 1.10 1.05 1. 10 1.15 1.10 1.10 1.05 1.00 1.15 1.00 1.00
1.25 147.50 1.05 1. 10 1.20 1.10
1.10 1.00 1.10 L.-10 1.10
1.05 137.50 1.10 1.25 1.10 L«£l 5. 1.00 1.10
1.10 1.00 1.05 1.15 1.05 1.25
1.10 1..1-.Q. 1.00
1.05 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.15 1.00 1.30 1.00 137.50 1.00 1.15
1 1
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MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D —™
It was moved hy Mrs. Wei Mi and seconded hy teachers for the 1964-65 school year:
M2\.^Lott to approve the
Basic Salary Schedule
Bachelors
Minimum Maximum
$4,300.00 6,100.00
following schedule for Masters
d. #183 Basic Salary Schedule 64-65 Approved
(This will result in all satisfactory teachers All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. receiving a $100.00 increase in salary unless such an increase would exceed the maximums above.) Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve Resolutions of Appreciation R. #184 for the following persons recently deceased. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Resolutions of Appreciation Cecil Wood, former watchman, deceased May 28, 1964. Earl E. French, former floorman, deceased May 26, 1964. Mrs. Eula Mae Waggoner, teacher at Adams, deceased June 26, 1964.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct FLoyd Taylor, Director of Food R. #185 Professional Service, to attend the 1964 Convention of the American School Food Service Association, Trip Approved August 2-6, 1964, Portland, Oregon, expenses to be paid from Central Food Service Account. All members present voted "Aye" on, roll call. PERSONNEL
Personnel It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or Recommended person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information listed in the permanent minutes be approved.
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INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect
ive
DATE
RESIGNATIONS (MRS)
JACKSON JR.
BEARD, KATHLEEN M.
MATH
(MRS)
SUNSET
BLACKERBY, MARGARET H.
KINDERGARTEN
(dr )
INSTRUCTIONAL
BROAD, T. H.
DIRECTOR OF CURR.
(MRS)
WILLARD
BROMMER,
EDNA PAULINE
(MR)
NORTHEAST
BROTHERS,
EVERETT W.
(DR) BRUNO,
SCI ENCE
HOOVER LEON H.
ASST. PRINCIPAL
LINDA E.
MATH
(MISS)
BURKE,
KINDERGARTEN
HARDING
(MR)
FILLMORE
CHAMPLIN, HARROLD
6th
(MRS)
SOUTHERN HILLS
CRENSHAW, TERRY S.
2ND
(MRS)
WESTERN VILLAGE
DOUGHERTY, ANNE
JRD
(MRS)
RIVERSIDE
FOSTER, GLORIA
SPEC. ED.
(MR)
GRANT
GARRETT, ROBERT R.
BUS.
(MRS)
GOOSTREE,
ED.
LONGFELLOW LINDA
{MR)
GOOSTREE, RONALD
,5-29-64
5-29-64 6-30-64
5-29-64
5-29-64 , 6-30-64
5-29-64 5-29-64
5-29-64
5-29-64
5-29-64 5-29-64
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5-29-64
NORTH HIGHLANDS 4TH
5-29-64
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NORTHWEST
HERNDON, SANDRA
MATH
5-29-64
(MRS)
JOHNSON, PATRICIA
WHEELER 2ND
5-29-64
(MRS)
CLASSEN
KORNFELD,
PHYLLIS M.
ART
(MRS)
MARSHALL
MC COY, SANDRA J.
MATH
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1NSTRUCTIONAL
RESIGNATIONS
ASSIGNMENT
ENGLISH BROADCASTING CEN'L.
GRANT
GUIDANCE
(mr ) (MRS)
FRENCH
ED.
HARD] NG
SPEC.
ROCKWOOD ELEM.
6th
MOORE, LEE C.
MARTHA L.
JIMMY N.
CLEVELAND
MARKER, DAN E.
.
(mr ) OGLESBY,
(mis s ) RJCHART, (MRS)
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 5th i 6th
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERV. SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST
NORTHWEST
1ST
LINWOOD
ASST. PRINCIPAL
ELINOR A.
RICHARD E.
BUEL R,
ROUNTREE, CAROL J.
(mr ) SPENCER,
(mr ) STERNLOF (MRS)
(MR)
WEAVER,
WEDEL, MACK R.
RIPPER, JO ANN
(MRS)
GARRAHAN, MARY COCK
(MRS)
MATH
HOOVER
3RD
VAN BUREN
2ND
COOLIDGE
1ST
'
DIRECTOR VOC. t TEC.
CENTRAL OFFICE
(mr )
LESLIE V.
(mr )
AKRIDGE, ROBERT M.
MATH & COACH
ROOSEVELT
BALLARD,
(MR)
DECEASED EULA M.
ADAMS
CROSSLAND, DON M.
(MRS)
WAGGONER,
DATE
effecti
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EMPLOYMENT
NAME
$6900.
SALARY
PERSON NEL
(mr ) GAUT,
.
DEGREE COLLEGE
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APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
7-1-64
ASSIGNMENT
PRINCIPAL
NORTHWEST
ASST.
P
BIOLOGY
(MRS)
CARTER,
(MR)
EDWARD P.
PROFESSIONAL
(MR)
TRAVEL
MATERNITY
HARRISS, SUSAN J.
(MRS)
KEEFE, DOROTHY C.
(MRS)
WILLIAMS, JERRY DEE
1ST
MARK TWAIN
1ST
PUTNAM HEIGHTS
SCIENCE
GRANT
SPANISH
MARSHALL
(PREVK USLY SHOWN)
5-29-64
5-29-64
5-29-64
5-29-64
3-31-64
1-22-64
4-23-64
4-22-64
DATE
effecti
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.
WONDA F. D.
EMPLOYMENT
NAME
EARLENE L.
-
LOUIS
. \ -
SADBERRY, JOHN R.
(MR)
RAY,
(MR)
DENMAN, MILTON
(MR)
MORROW,
(MRS)
LYDAY, BARBARA J,
(MRS)
DANIEL, JERALDINE
(MRS)
BATES,
(MRS)
.......
$8000.
>7400.
#7400.
$4300.
$4300.
$4400.
$4300.
SALARY
PERSONNEL
B.A.
$
O.C.U.
B.S.
TEXAS C.
B.S.
O.B.U;
B.S.
LANGSTON U.
DEGREE COLLEGE
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KENNEDY
PRINCIPAL
WILLARD
PRINCIPAL
LEE
"DURATION OF NEED"
DUNBAR - 3RD
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MEETING OF JULY
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MATERNITY
ASSIGNMENT
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’RAIRIE QUEEN
IOOSEVELT r -OREIGN LANGUAGE V
(MRS)
HARVEY, ODILIA M.
HAYNES, PATSY R.
’ND
EMERSON
DTH
DAVIS
NANCY E.
(MRS)
HOWARD,
(MRS) REINKE. GLENDA
EDGEMERE
LINWOOD
’ND
2ND
(MRS) (MRS)
SAPP, KAREN L.
RUSSELL, MARGARET A.
CASEY, ARVEL L.
(MR)
BOYERS, DORIS J.
(MRS)
BLACK, MARTHA
(MRS)
BEASLEY, MABLE
(MRS)
BARNETT, MABEL
(MRS)
TV TEACHER
BROADCASTING STATION
BIOLOGY
MARSHALL
SPEC.
ROOSEVELT
ENGL 1SH
JACKSON
5RD
SHI ELDS
1ST
SUNSET
LEAVE EXTENSIONS
(MRS)
ITH
HI LLCREST
ED.
COSNER, ANNAMARIE
(MRS) DAVENPORT, BONNIE
HALL, PHYLLIS
(MRS)
GIBBONS, LOUISE
FRENCH - ENG.
CLASSEN
KQG.
FILLMORE
ITH
COOLIDGE
(MRS)
(MRS)
HARRIS, LINDA M.
DATE
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5-29-64;
5-29-64
5-29-64
5-29-64 5-29-64
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5-29-64
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64-65 64-65
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(MR)
ASSIGNMENT
NORTHWEST
COUNSELOR
PRAIRIE QUEEN
KDG.
SOUTHEAST
LIBRARIAN
1ST
HAWTHORNE
ENGLISH
SOUTHEAST
NORTHEAST
PRINCIPAL
EFFECTIVE DATE
64-65
64-65
64-65
64-65
64-65
64-65
64-65
64-65
64-65
64-65
ENGLISH
64-65
ED.
EMERSON
STAR
PHYS.
CENTRAL
MATH
64-65
64-65
6th
NORTHWEST
SPEC. ED.
STAR SPENCER
ITH
MAD)SON
ASST.
CAPITOL HILL SR.
MATH
INSTRUCT!ONAL
NAME
LEAVE EXTENSIONS JAMES, LEWIS F.
(MRS)
JOHNSON, KATHERINE (MRS)
FRANKIE
KISER, RUTH H. (MRS)
KUHN, (MISS)
LAIR, LUANA J.
(MR)
MARSH, LEE M. (MR) PEAK, FLOYD 0. (MRS)
SEXTON, RUTH
(MR) SHANNON, CLARENCE
(miss ) SKIDMORE, LINDA G.
(MRS)
SMITH, W1LDA SUE (MRS)
TEAM, MARY A. (MR) ZIMMERMAN, GUY G.
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
RESIGNATIONS: TELEVISION,
NAME
_________ (MRS)
c ler
PERSONNEL
CLERICAL,
FOOD SERVICE
ASSIGNMENT
CLERK
(mis s )
CULBERTSON
BUCKNER, PATRICIA
SECRETARY
(MRS)
GARDEN OAKS
EUNICE H.
TEACHER AIDE
(MRS)
HOOVER
NANCE, DAI SY M.
CLERK
(MRS)
WRIGHT
PENN, PEARL E.
INST. CLERK
(MRS)
CARVER ESSIE B.
(MRS)
INST. CLERK KA I SER
GRIFFIN,
EULITA ANN
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
SECRETARY
6-5-64 6-5-64
5-29-64
6-10-64
5-29-64 5-29-64 6-5-64
(MRS1
(MRS)
MAYCUMBER,
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
EMPLOYMENT
BELCHER, ROBBIE M.
WHITE,
NAME
ica l
DEWEY
JONES,
EFFECTIVE DATE
FRANCES (PREVIOUSLY SHOWN)
FARRIS, MARY V.
6-1-64
$230.00
PERSONNEL - CLERK "REINSTATEMENT"
TELEVISION
KEY,
LOWELL D.
SWINEFORD, ROY E.
CAMERAMAN
6-15-64
CAMERAMAN
6-26-64
FOOD SERVICE
HARRISON
DUNCAN,
DOROTHY L.
HELPER
6-1-64
PERSONNEL
AUDIO VISUAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
eff ecti ve
NAME
DATE
SALARY
________ FMPLOYMFNT (MRS)
(PERCY JAMES - TRANSFERRED)
ANGEL,
ERIN G.
$190.00
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
6-12-64
ASSIGNMENT
AUDIO VISUAL
FILM INSP.
MEETING OE JULY 6,
Personnel Recommended
- CONT'D
RECOMMENDATIONS T($*THE BOARD!
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT PBX,
MISS BARBARA GREENE, OPERATOR,
MISS BEVERLY REYNOLDS, CLERK, MISS JUDITH SMITH, CLERK,
SALARY $170.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
PERSONNEL,
PERSONNEL,
SALARY $170.00 PER MONTH,
SALARY $175,00 PER MONTH,
1964.
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
MR. JAMES LAVERN CASEY, VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION RESEARCH PROJECT,
1964.
1964.
EFFECTIVE JUNE I, 4 964,
SALARY $100.00 PER WEEK FOR TEN (10) WEEKS.
MRS.
THELMA BRINDLEY, ARTIST,
MR. L.
E.
LEWIS,
BROADCASTING STUDIO,
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH,
ALSO JUNE 15 THROUGH AUGUST 14,
THROUGH JUNE 30,
1964.
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
19&4.
SALARY $100.00 PER WEEK, EFFECTIVE JUNE I THROUGH JUNE 5,
1964.
MARJORIE CROZIER AND HARRIET MASLOW, JUNE I
EFFECTIVE JUNE 15,
SALARY $100.00 PER WEEK FOR THREE (J) WEEKS,
SCIENCE SERIES,
MR. PAUL RINGLER,
SALARY $1.50 PER HOUR,
PSYCHOMETRIC SERVICES,
SALARY $50.00 PER WEEK,
EFFECTIVE
1964.
MRS, HELEN ALLSBROOK, CLERK, JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $275.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE |8 THROUGH JUNE 20, 1964, THEN $280,00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I THROUGH JULY 17, 1964,
MRS,
DELMA HARRIS, CLERK, NORTHWEST,
SALARY $280,00 PER MONTH,
MRS. JUANITA SIMPSON AND MRS, LILLIAN S. JONES, EFFECTIVE JUNE 22 THROUGH AUGUST 14, ,964,
MR. CHARLES E. WEST,
PRINTER, AUDIO VISUAL,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 29 THROUGH JULY 24,
LIBRARIANS, CURRICULUM LIBRARY,
1964.
SALARY $100,00 PER WEEK,
SALARY $1,25 P£R HOUR, EFFECTIVE JUNE 2,
<964.
CHANGE IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENTS MISS LINDA K,
SAMMETINGER, TEMPORARY KEY PUNCH OPERATOR,
KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, RESEARCH,
MISS CAROL VAUGHT,
SALARY $220,00 PER MONTH,
LIBRARY AIDE,
NORTHEAST,
SALARY $215,00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
MRS, MARIE WRIGHT,
PERSONNEL,
CLERK,
SALARY $305,00 PER MONTH,
RESEARCH, SALARY $1,25 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
FROM HALF TIME,
TO FULL TIME
:
1964,
SALARY $107.50 PER MONTH,
TO FULL TIME,
1964,
SALARY $265.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY, SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 15,
SUMMER SCHOOL AIDES PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT - JUNE I - JULY 24,
1964.
1964 AT THE RATE OF $.75 PER HOUR
CENTRAL
SANDRA ROBINSON LOIS HIGHFILL
GRANT
BECKY MARTIN
NANCY MYERS JUDY GREENE
HARDING
MARY ASHER
MARSHALL
ANN BOELEN RITA LEGGETT
NORTHWEST
SUSAN THOMPSON
RANDOLPH CALL
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD! SUMMER RECREATIONAL EMPLOYEES:
TWO FIELD SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE I,
SALARY $79.25 PER WEEK!
MAURICE VAN METER
EDMUND ROTZINGER
TWO FIELD SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE I,
SALARY $1,51
PER HOUR!
MARTHA F. WHITE
LAWRENCE CUDJOE
ONE FIELD SUPERVISOR BEGINNING JUNE I,
SALARY $1,30 PER HOUR*
WAVE GATEWOOD
ONE TENNIS INSTRUCTOR BEG INNI NG JUNE 8, SALARY $1,30 PER HOUR! L, H, BENGTSON
ONE CLERK BEGINNING JUNE I, SALARY $|,I9 PER HOUR! BILLY WHEATLEY
ONE CLERK BEGINNING JUNE 5, SALARY $1.19 PER HOUR! )
JOHN HAROLD SCOTT
FIVE POOL MATRONS BEGINNING JUNE 8,
SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR!
VENETA BRANOM
RUBY ARGO CHRISTINE BAILEY
JOYCE ANNETTE DEASON LOIS Lr DICKERSON
FOUR POOL GUARDS BEGINNING JUNE 8,
SALARY $1,10 PER HOUR!
JOHN S, DOUGLAS
LES JONES
JOHN ROBERT HILL
JIM NELSON
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT’D EIGHT PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE 4, SALARY |l. 18 PER HOUR: KENNETH MEL AKIN
JOHN C. GREENE
PATRICIA BAUMAN
MARGARET E. O'BRIEN
DAVID J, CONFER
ROSLYN SLATTON
MARGARET COOPER
MARGARET A. WALLACE
ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BEGINNING JUNE 6,
SALARY
HOUR;
RONALD LEE BOLEN
ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BEGINNING JUNE 9, SALARY $1.18 PER HOUR:
GEORGE HOWARD EDWARDS THIRTEEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE 4,
SALARY $1.24 PER HOUR:
ANNA LOUISE DOUGLAS
JOHN MAYFIELD
NITA K.
RAYMOND MITCHELL
FLOWERS
PHIL HALLER
THURMAN R. PATTERSON
RICHARD DUANE IRETON
DON R. REED
KNIGHT
PATRICIA
CHAPPEL RHONE
JANICE MARTIN
ROBERT A. SWAIN WILLIAM 0. WEST
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
SEVEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE 4,
SALARY $1,30 PER HOUR:
SUZANNE ADAMS
DONNIS JOE HODGES
MARY LYNN ALLEY
MARY JO ANN HUNT
CHARLOTTE ORCUTT
SHIRLEY ANN FULLER DENNIS R. TRAMMELL
ELEVEN PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE 4,
SALARY $1.35 PER HOUR: MARY D, ROBINSON
BETTY ALLRED
BARBARA SABB
RETHA BRUSS
LEWIS E.
THOMAS SLATTON
BURTON
BILL YE C, WALLACE
ESSIE EDWARDS
PAT STRINGER
LENA PAYNE
SARA THOMAS
TWO PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE 12,
SALARY $1,24 PER HOUR: LINDA WILLIAMS
PAT V. SMITH
ONE CLERK BEGINNING JUNE 15, SALARY $1,24 PER HOUR: WILLIAM EGGELING
ETGHT PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE 12, SHERI
SALARY $1.18 PER HOUR:
JANE ELLEN AMMERMAN
WILLIAMS
WANDA JOYCE BOOKER
SHARON GAY
BETTY MOORE
LARRY GLEN LOCKWOOD _
BEVERLY LYNN MAINOUS
LINDA KAY MC CARTY
ONE POOL GUARD BEGINNING JUNE 15,
SALARY $1.10 PER HOUR:
ARVILL W, MC GINNAS ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BEGINNING JUNE 29,
SALARY $1.35 PER HOUR:
JOY HARGROVE
ONE SUBSTITUTE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR BEGINNING JUNE 22, SALARY $1 ,24 PER HOUR; DOROTHY EVANS
THREE SUBSTITUTE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISORS BEGINNING JUNE 22, CHARLES GLOVER
ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL STAFF PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT JUNE I - JULY 10,
SALARY $1,18 PER HOUR:
MARILYN JEAN COKES
SUSAN CLAIR HAYES
1964 AT THE RATE OF $400.00 FOR
NAME
SIX
(6) WEEKS EMPLOYMENT
SCHOOL
ANN SHERROD
BELLE ISLE
PATRICIA WATERS
BUCHANAN
MARY HARMON
BUCHANAN
LEE DUROY
BURBANK
CAROL COLE
COOLIDGE
NAOMI MOSS
COOLIDGE
RUBY WILKERSON
COOLIDGE
NANCY HOWARD
DAVIS
MARI E LANA
HAWTHORNE
SUE KENNEDY E, LOUISE ELLIS
HORACE MANN
MAXINE ROBERTS
MAYFAIR
JOHNSON
PAT GASTON
RANCHO VILLAGE
GEORGIA YOUNG
RIDGEVI EW
BETTY SHEDRICK
RIDGEVIEW
LILLIAN SWALE
RIVERSIDE
NANCY SYLVESTER
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
Personnel Recommended
MEETING OE JULY 6, 1964 - CONI'D
Personnel Recommended.
RECOMMENDATIONS To Wh E BOARD: TELEVISION TEACHERS FOR THE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS' WORKSHOP AT THE RATE OF $100.00 PER WEEK EFFECTIVE
DATE OF EMPLOYMENT
NAME GENE DIPBOYE BARBARA HENCKE
MARTY LACK
L.
E. LEWIS
GLADYS WHELI HAN
JUNE 22,
1964
JUNE 23, JUNE 24,
1964 lยง64
JUNE 25,
lยง64
JUNE 26,
lยง64
SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL TEACHERS SALARY AT THE RATE OF $550.00 PER EIGHT WEEKS EMPLOYMENT - JUNE I - JULY 24,
1964
EFFECTIVE DATE
SCHOOL
HARDING EDDIE FIELDS
JUNE I
GAIL COTTELEER
JUNE I
RAY GUPENBURR
JUNE 1
LEWIS ELLIOTT
JUNE I JUNE 2
JIM HILL JOHN MARSHALL
DELLA ROBERTS
JUNE I
LOIS JEFFRIES
JUNE 2
LOUISE HILL
JUNE 2
FERN COLLIER
JUNE 2
BOB FORD
JUNE 3
GRANT ALBERT FULLER
JUNE I
JOHN MORGAN
JUNE I
DON TODD
JUNE I
JOHN PENNINGTON
JUNE 1
JAMES HARRIS
JUNE I
JERRY L, MC CAIN
JUNE I
BILLIE BOSTON
JUNE 2
TOM CHEATWOOD
JUNE 2
RON WHITLOCK
JUNE 4
CENTRAL
BILL HORN
JUNE J
LLOYD ROBBINS
JUNE 1
WILLIE E.
JUNE I
PERRY
ANCEA FRANCISCO
JUNE 1
CORNELIUS PITTMAN
JUNE I
TED WARNER
JUNE I
SYBIL TILSNER
JUNE 2
WESLEY MOORE
JUNE 2
J. J. GARDNER
JUNE 2
ROGER BROWN
JUNE 2
MARY GRUMBINE
JUNE 3
MARION JARRELL
JUNE 5
NORTHWEST JANET HARPER
JUNE I
JERRY HAYNES
JUNE I
ART JOHNSON
JUNE I
CHARLES S. THOMAS JANELLE BALLARD
JUNE I
ANGELA FILLMORE
JUNE 2
JUNE 2
ANN FLOWL ER
JUNE 2
MABEL PARK
JUNE 2
JANE DARROUGH
JUNE 2
SUSAN DIXON
JUNE 2
MARVIN LEACH
JUNE 2
MARILYN GORE
JUNE 3
CHARLES ROBERTS
JUNE 3
VELDA HUNLEY
JUNE 2
DEAN CHOATE
JUNE 4
P-12 RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: DRIVERS EDUCATION TEACHER $1155.00 FOR THE EIGHT (8) WEEK PERIOD - SALARY CALCULATED ON A DAILY ASSIGNMENT OF THREE - 3 HOUR
TEACHING SESSIONS
CENTRAL
RICHARD L. MOORE
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL AT THE RATE OF $10,00 PER DAY RE1NE PENDLETON
WANDA RIPPEE
HILDA MANNING
CONT'D
6 , 1?6U MEETING OF JULY
Jf
1
1 1
Recommended
P e rso n n e l
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME
OK APPROVED EXP. EFFECTIVE DATE
6-18-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
1.25 HR.
6-4-64
SALARY
ALGER, CHARLES W.
1.25 HR.
TFMPORARV FMPI OYMFNTS
ALLEN, GLEN RAY
1.25 HR.
1.85 HR.
1.25 HR.
1 .25 HR.
1.85 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
6-11-64
fi-i -64
6-16-64
6-1-64
6-16-64
6-11-64
6-15-64
6-11- 64
6-5-64
6-1-64
6-1-64
1.40 HR.
6-1-64
1.25 HR.
BUSEY, WOODROW C.
1.50 HR.
6-16-64
RICHARD
CAIN, JAMES. ROBERT
1.25 HR.
6-15-64
ANDERSON,
CAVENER, ROY
1.75 hr .
6-1-64
BELL, DESOTA
COTTLE,
1.75 HR.
6-15-64
TOMMY M.
STANLEY L.
FREDDIE
FLOYD W.
CORRIE, GARY D.
CONWELL.
COLLINS, JESSLEON
CHESTNUT,
CAWOOD, MARVIN F.
BOHROFEN,
BLANKENSHIP, GENE
FRED JR.
COURTNEY. ARCHIE
4.25 HR.
BLACKMON,
CRAIG. HAROLD D.
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
-
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
PA 1NTFR
MR.
6-1-64
RR
1
6-r—64
6-11-64
6-11-64
6-11-64
6-18-64
6-1-64
6-11-64
6-4-64
6-16-64
6-15-64
6-1 - 64
6-18-64
6-11-64
6-11-64
6-4-64
PAINTER
LABORER
LABORER
PAINT SCRAPER
PA I NTER
LABORER
LABORER
SANDER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
)
ELECTRICIAN’S HELPER
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN
LABOR ER
PLUMBER
HR.
6-16-64
5-26-64
1.25 HR.
2.25 HR.
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
1 ANCF
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS
Ci in. IGF i
DANIEL, CLAYTON JAMES C.
r.75 hr .
DAVENPORT,
DELSIGNE.
1.40
LABORER
PAINT SCRAPER
DRISKILL. JOHN ADRAIN
1.85 HR.
EMILE PAINT SCRAPER
EARLY. CHARLES WESLEY
1.25 HR.
1.25
1.85 HR.
1.25 HR.
HR.
LABORER
EASTEP. SHERRILL J.
TRACTOR DR 1 VER
LARRY
SAMPSON
All 1 V F.
1.25 HR.
1 .25 HR.
FITCH. MICHAEL E.
FARL J.
2.00 HR.
FROST,
1
HR.
IAWPC 1 r
1.25 HR.
1-25 HR.
1.25 HR.
25
FilRPU
RANDOLPH
R.
RORFRT F.
HAINS, nARRFI. 1
OIIMORF,
FURCH,
FOWLER. HAROLD L.
FARMFD^
FMFRY,
EDWARDS.
1.25 HR.
i !
1 i
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1 1
EDWARDS. WENDELL
PAINT SCRAPER
LABORER PA r NTER
LABORER PAINT SCRAPER
PA 1 NTFR
i annopR CARPENTER’S HELPER
, 1 ;T:r
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EMPLOYMENT
PERSONNEL ....
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS HARDMOND, ROY E.
SALARY
HARRIS, RUSSEL LEE
HARRINGTON. WALTER
FOSTER
1.75 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.50 HR-.
1.75 HR.
1.25 HR.
HARRISS. PHILLIP L.
1.85 HR.
HARRINGTON,
HAVFNSTRITE, WINSTON
1.85 HR.
1.85 HR.
ORI ANDO (5 .
PAUL
1 .25 HR.
HA7I FYj
HENDRIX,
FRANCIS
1.50 HR.
1 .11.8,5 HR .
1 .25 HR.
1 .25 HR
1.25 HR.
HERRON.
HICKEY. ALLEN N.
F.J.
Hll.TFRRRAND, JFRRY F. HOLMFS, ABF
HUFF, JOHN F. JR.
1.25 HR.
PERCY H. JR.
JAMES.
1.2 5 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
BARRY M.
JONES. CHARLES MORRIS
KILFOY,
KI 1 CORE ■ RALPH
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE 4
6-U-64
6-1-64 6-1-64
6-11-64
6-15-64
6-8-64
fi-1-64
6-1--64 6-2-64
6-1-64
6-11-64
6-11-64 6-1-64
6-11-64
6-12-64
6-11-64
6-1-64
6-11-64
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
1
PERSONNEL . . i.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS
SALARY
OR
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
)
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
LABORER
2.00 HF
6-8-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
6-1-64
LADD. JESS
2.25 HF
6-i1-64
1.25 HF
LEE. HARRY F.
1.25 HF
6-15-64
ROBERT
SHERMAN L.
1.75 hf
6-17-64
KOENIG,
FURNITURF RFPAIRMAN .
LEWIS,
DONALD W.
? l.25 HF
LABORER
DRIVER
LOWERY,
HARL R.
6-1-64
LABORER
WELDER
LABORER
PAINTER
LABORER
PLASTERER
DRIVER
LABORER
MCLEMORE.
2.00 HF
LABORER
6-1-64
PAINTER
MCMILLAN, LOUIS
1.25 HF
6-2-64
LABORER
PA.lNTERurji; ,. 1 .
PA 1 NTFR
MCREYNOLDS. GEARLD W.
1 .25
6-1i -64
LABORER
6-1-64
LABORER
HELPER
LABORER
PAINTER
■
1
ELECTRONIC REPAIRMAN
PAINTER
iSTEAMM TIER l
PAINT SCRAPER ELMER D.
1 .85 F
6-2-64
6-ii-64
PAINTER
MAHONFY, WILLIAM RAY
1.25 HF
6-2-64
« LABORER
MARTIN,
1 .25 h f
6-8-64
MAXFI ELD.
HAROLD
6-15-64
LABORER
HF
LABORER
MASON. WALTER 1 11
1.25 HF
PAINT SCRAPER
MFR 1 FIFTH,
2.25 F
R.
6-2-64
LARRY J.
PAINT SCRAPFR
MAULDIN. HOWARD P.
6-4-64
H
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NELSON. L. PAUL
1.75 f
R.-
CARPENTER
c. •
PA 1 NTFR
NICHOLS, RAYMOND T.
1.25 F
6-ii -64
SEMI-SKILLED LABORER
OVERTON, LYNN P.
R. PALMER.
JAQURTHA W.
2.00 F
LABORER■.
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CONT'D
6 , 1964 MEETING OF JULY
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PIERCE. ROGER SR.
PIERCE. ROGER JR.
PETRICK,. JOHN P.
PERDUE. TED V.
1.25 HR.
1.85 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.75 HR.
1.85 HR.
1.25 HR.
648-64
6-i1-64
6-1-64
6-1-64
6-8-64
6-8-64
5-25-64
EFFECTIVE DATE
PIERCE. WILLIE LEON
2.00 HR.
6-1 -fiA.
APPROVED EXP.
POWERS. WILLIAM BLAIN
1.25 HR.
6-1-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
PYLE, RONNIF
1.25 HR.
6-8-64
SALARY
RIDGLEY. GEORGE R.
1.25 HR.
W.
ROACH, JAMES M.
6-1-64
6-15-64
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
6-11-64
ROBERTSON. WILLIAM F.
ROGERS. JAMES-L'.
1.50 HR.
6-16-64
6^1-64
ROSFRROOK, RALPH M.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
ROUSH. GARY EUGENE
6-1-64
5=2i&
6-1-64
2.00 HR.
I-25 HR.
SHI NW... HARRY E.
HARRY A.
1.25 HR. SIMPSON.
SILER, ROBERT
ROBINSON, JACK R.
PARKERSON. ODELL
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
PERSONNEL
o CD P3
O
S
S3 <D 0
Ti
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J
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
LABORER
PAINTER
PA 1NTFR
PAINT SCRAPER
PA 1 NTER
C MECHANIC:
CARPENTER
SFM 1 -SKI1 1 Fn L ARORFR
LABORER
PAINT STIRAPFR’
LABORER
IARORFR
PAINT SCRAPFR
IARORFR
LABORER
HELPER
1ARORFR
1 ARORFR
J
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME
OR
1.2,5 HR.
1.75 HR.
6-18-64
6-1-64
6-1-64
EFFECTIVE DATE
1.25 HR.
6-4-64
APPROVED EXP.
SWANSON, JOHN L. SR.
1.25 HR.
6-12-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
.JR.
1.54 HR.
6-1-64
SALARY
W»L50N,. FRED G..
2.25 HR.
6-4-64
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS
WlSHON. TONY C.
1.25 HR.
6-8-64
WHEELER.
EDWARD V.
TUTHILL, ROBERT JOHN
JOHN 1 .
WOODY, CHARLES S.
2.25 HR.
6-18-64
SWANSON,
WRIGHT. JOHN C.
1.25 HR.
6-22-64
6-1-64
6-1-64
WYATT. DON LEE
HR.
1.25 1 ARRY F.
HR .
YOST,
1.2 5
1.25 HR,
1 FSI 1 F
ZINK. LEWIS
RROWN,
6-22-64
1.25 HR.
HR,
HENDRIX, RICHARD D.
2.50 HR.
6-22-64
CLEMONS, LOUIS-W^
JOHNSON, LOUIS R.
1.25 HR.
6-22-64
6-22-64
PETREE.. MICHAEL J.
2.25 HR.
6-4-64
__ _
ROBS ION. WENDOL
1.25 HR.
6-22-64
CRONLEY. JAY
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
CARPENTER
L ARORFR
LABORER
LABORER
MACHINIST
FOREMAN
LABORER
PLASTERER
LABORER
1ARORFR
'
•••■
ITL'-I.'’
PAINT SCRAPER
MFI PER
DRIVER-
LABORER
MECHANIC
LABORER
PLASTERER
LABORS---------------------- —
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATION^AME
ALLSBROOK.
JOHN P.
HARRISON IT. FLOORMAN
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
5-29-64
GOSS, MATTHEW P.
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
EFFECTIVE DATE
APPROVED EXP.
6-4-64
52.50 M(
REMARKS HARRISON
ZT,
FLOORMAN
CENTRAL
At . FLOORMAN
PAUL
BARROW.
6-5-64
GRANT FLOORMAN
STANLEY
RROCKr
6-26-64
LEE
CAMERON.
EDGAR S.
ROCKWOOD FLOORMAN
CLARK, J.D.
ALL COMPTON,
IRA P.
FILLED BY TRANSFER
FLOORMAN
6-4-64
WEBB,
ELVIS E.
ROCKWOOD 210. MO.
6-22-64
210. MO.
6-24-64
RELIEF FLOORMAN
6-23-64
At . FLOORMAN At . FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
SCHOOLS
RELIEF CUSTODIAN
6-18-64
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
ELLISON.
TONY
FLOORMAN
6-4-64
ALL SCHOOLS
ALL SCHOOLS
FLOWERSr
LFROY A.
RELIEF FLOORMAN
6ft 19-64
COLEMAN. JOE C.
6-i 6-64
LYNCH.
6—18—64
TURNER, JOHN P.
105. MO.
5-22-64
HICKMAN, JOHN WILLIAM
210. MO.
6-22-64
DAVIS
DAVIS
GRAHAM,
DAVID E.
RLINTFRj
CHARI FS
At . FLOORMAN LAFAYETTE
F.
At . FLOORMAN
EVERETT H.
:
L105. MO.
LAFAYETTE
SHIELDS HEIGHTS HUBERT. TONY E.
FLOORMAN
SOUTHEAST
KNIGHT.
DONALD R.
FLOORMAN
6-11-64 SOUTHEAST 6-16—64
MCCRACKEN,.
FRNFST --
It . FLOORMAN
6-H-64
PARKS.
THOMAS R.
105. MO.
HEAD CUSTODIAN
6-8-64
At .
At . CUSTODIAN
floorma
n
-
LONGFELLOW MORGAN. CHARLEY R.-
FLOORMAN WILLOWBROOK
WILLOWBROOK
6-23-64
CLASSEN
MUSGRAVE, MAX A.
Fl OORMAN
6-30-64 CAREY
CAREY PRUITT. JIMMY L.
3/4 T. CUSTODIAN CLEVELAND
PUTMAN. HERMAN
FLOORMAN CLASSEN
RFFD,
RROVFR C.
FLOORMAN
6-10-64
VOLLMER.
THOMAS R.
105. MO.
6-3-64
MCCLISH,
CLOVIS W.
210. MO.
6-5-64
6-8-64
6-15-64
HAWTHORNE UNSELL,
TOMMY
FLOORMAN
5-29-64
HAWTHORNE FLOORMAN
PERSONNEL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
RETICENT? D.WI.D, UrA.,
PLUMBING k HEATING FOREMAN
MACHINIST
6-30-64
6-30-64
.IflaP-QR&EX.JHEU2.1M.ENT MAY, RONALD A
MAINTENANCE 1-00 HR
6-1—64.
FOOD SFRV1CF
1
MEETING OF JULY 6, 196k - CONT 'D
RECOMMENDATIONS TO. THE BOARD:
U
Personnel Recommended
CHANGES OF STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS!
MAINTENANCE
GEORGE RICHARD BUSS, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE, LABORER IN THE PLASTERING DEPARTMENT, TO 1.40 PER HR., EFFECTIVE JUNE 11, 1964. GEORGE R. BYERS, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE, HALF-DAY STUDENT HELPER, SALARY 1.25 PER HR., EFFECTIVE JUNE II, ,964. CLARENCE W. DEAN, TEMPORARY HALF-DAY EMPLOYEE, PER HR, EFFECTIVE JUNE If, 1964.
G, J. ENGEI,, TEMPORARY HALF-DAY EMPLOYEE, PER HR. EFFECTIVE JUNE II, 1964.
SALARY 1.25 PER HR.
SALARY J .00 PER HR. TO FULL TIME,
1.00 PER HR. TO FULL TIME HELPER,
SALARY 1.25
SALARY 1.00 PER HR. TO FULL TIME HELPER,
JOE N. GARRETT, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE, HALF-DAY STUDENT HELPER, EMPLOYEE, SALARY 1.25 PER HR., EFFECTIVE JUNE 11, 1964.
SALARY | .00 PER HR. TO FULL TIME
LONNIE HOWARD LONGAN, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE, HALF-DAY STUDENT HELPER, TIME EMPLOYEE, SALARY 1.25 PER HR., EFFECTIVE JUNE 11, 1964.
CLARENCE MAYS, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE, ELECTRONIC’S HELPER 1.00 PER HR. TO 1.25 PER HR., EFFECTIVE MAY 26, 1964.
SALARY 1.25
SALARY 1.00 PER HR. TO FULL
IN THE ELECTRONICS DEPARTMENT,
CHARLES EARL SEXTON, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE, PLASTERER IN THE PLASTERING DEPARTMENT, PER HR, TO 2.25 PER HR., EFFECTIVE MAY 26, J964. JERRY LEE WHITMORE, TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE, HALF-DAY STUDENT HELPER, TIME EMPLOYEE, SALARY 1.25 PER HR., EFFECTIVE JUNE II, 1964,
SALARY
SALARY 1*75
SALARY 1.00 PER HR, TO FULL
AUDIO VISUAL
JAMES H. CARY,
3/4 TIME EMPLOYEE,
PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 1,
SALARY 183.75 PER MONTH TO FULL TIME EMPLOYEE,
SALARY 245,
1964.
SECURITY ED RECTOR,
SECURITY OFFICER, CAR ALLOWANCE OF |50 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
1964.
SAFETY MRS. VIRGINIA CLINE, BUS DRIVER, TO WORK JUNE 8, ASSIGNMENT, SALARY |5 PER DAY.
MR, GEORGE SEEBECK, BUS DRIVER, TO WORK JUNE 8, ASSIGNMENT, SALARY $5 PER DAY.
15, 22, AND 29,
15, 22, AND 29,
IN ADDITION TO HIS REGULAR
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
TRANSFERS
IN ADDITION TO HER REGULAR
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
210. MO.
6-19-64
HARE, RONALD G.
210. MO.
6-19-64
HARRISON, MARK 0.
195. MO,
6-4-64
125. MO.
,-6-8-64
(SOUTHERN-TRANSFERRED)
FLOWERS,
(HANLEY-TRANSFERRED)
(JACKSON-TRANSFERRED)
LEROY A.
REMARKS ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
WASHINGTON (JENNINGS-TRANSFERRED)
TODD, CLAUD E.
FLOORMAN LEE
STONE, CLARENCE
6-2.5=64
/>T. FLOORMAN
RETIREMENTS
WEST NICHOLS HILLS CAMP. ROBERT F.
HEAD CUSTODIAN
JOHN MARSHALL GARNER, WILLIAM 0.
FLOORMAN
6-30-64
6-30-64
CENTRAL HOWARD. CLIFFORD W.
HEAD CUSTODIAN
6-30-64
Motion was made "by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch, to approve the personnel items as listed above. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #186 Personnel
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCH^felNG, CAFETERIAS Bills and Payrolls Recommended
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the June payrolls, authorize issuing the July payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor hills per the attached itemized list.)
JULY 6, 1964
ITEM #1
RATIFICATION OF JUNE 1964 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS; 1963-64 GENERAL FUND
,659,506.14
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$ .
BOND FUND
$,
■
93,415.10
1,100.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR JULY 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$...... 720,000.00
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$, „
300,000.00
90,000.00
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
13,000.00
BOND FUND
ITEM #3
$
.
1,150.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST,
THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JULY 6, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
23,439.72
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
207,558.89
1962- 63 GENERAL FUND
$_________ 71.00________
1963- 64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
39,720.74
BOND FUND
$
277,588.90
$
548,379.25
TOTAL
1964- 65 GENERAL FUND
.
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
LIBERTY NATL. BANK AND TRUST CO. Rental, 14-17-19 North Ellison
Rental Agreement
565.00
T. C. McCOURRY July Rental - 9216 N. Western
Rental Agreement
125.00
T. C, McCourry August Rental - 9216 N. Western
Rental Agreement
125.00
-
400.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
OKLAHOMA. CITY TREASURER Taxes
dllU. Payrolls
x■ 21,001.52
Taxes
OKLAHOMA SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION Summer School
Agreement
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
223.20
1,000.00
B-2
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
ADAMS-IRICK TRUCK BODY WORKS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Printing Printing Printing Printing Library Printing • Storeroom Stock
Standard Standard Standard Standard Low Low Low
3.10 10.50 16.15 7.40 16.50 6.4O 61.20
121.25
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction Instructional General Instruction
Low Low Low
13.82 11.03 92.40
117.25
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Library and Textbooks
Publisher
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies Maintenance
Standard Standard Low
AMERICAN FOUNDATION FOR CONTINUING EDUC. Library and Textbooks
Publisher
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library and Textbooks Library and Textbooks
Publisher Publisher
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQPT. COMPANY Printing
Standard
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair and Supply
Low
34.50
AMTEX FABRICS & SALES, INC. Furniture Repair Materials
Low
3.33
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower
Low Low Low Low
APPLETON-CENTURY-CROFTS Library and Textbooks
Publisher
13.05
3.00
1,84 3-83 8.20
13.87
2.05
12.00 20.25
32.25
299.40
10.45 10.45 10.45 10,45
41.80
4.20
MEETING OE JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
Bills and Payrolls
B-3
MRS, ODIE P. ARCHER Special Education
Reimbursement
7.00
ELLA M, ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
A. & W. VIOLIN SHOP General Instruction Repair to Instruc, Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
BEACON PUBLISHING COMPANY Commencement Expense
Publisher
64.50
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair
Standard
26.35
BENEFIC PRESS Title III
Publisher
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair Vehicles - Regular
Low Low Low
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair and Supplies Lawn Repair and Supplies
Standard Standard
BOARDMAN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
60.00
BOSTITCH-MIDWEST, INC. Printing
Low
64.OO
STANLEY BOWMAR COMPANY, INC. Library and Textbooks
Publisher
176.00
BOWMAR RECORDS Title III - Library
Publisher
4.95
CLARENCE L. BOYD CO.,INC. General Eqpt, Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INCORPORATED Travel Expense
Board Action
685.85
PAUL BRAWDY Lawn Supplies
Low
260.00
59.25 16.00 40.00
115.25
163.63
39.4S 113 *To 49.20
102.18
9737 9.16
18.53
8.83 122.46
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
131.29
B-4
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Manpower
Low
BRITANNICA PRESS Manpower
Publisher
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Manpower
Selected
44.20
DR. PERCY BUCHANNAN Commencement Expense
Selected
25.00
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
Agreement
14.76
BUTLER-SPARKS EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Standard
39.50
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Administration - Misc. Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
13.20
229.00
31.75 4.00 08.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
-......... .......... .... —
\ 'feublisher
76.14
CALVIN PRODUCTIONS, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
99.10
CAMBOSCO SCIENTIFIC COMPANY, INC. Title III - Library
Selected
44-54
CAPITOL HILL FLORIST Commencement Expense Commencement Expense
Selected Selected
35.00 24.20
59.20
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Business Office Title III - Audio Visual Printing
Low Low Low
30,78 19.80 29.10
79,68
BOB CATES Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair Maintenance
Low Low Lew Low Low
33.00 24.04 48.68 72.90
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORP. Lawn Repair and Supplies
Standard
12x00
191.62
11.75
1
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
L_ ,
B-5
CHESTERFIELD MUSIC SHOPS, INC. Library and Textbooks
Publisher
2.79
CHIEF FREIGHT LINES COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
5.00
CHILDRENS PRESS, INC. Title III - Library Library Library
Board Action Board Action Publisher
CINEMA-VUE CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water and Sewerage Water and Sewerage
Utilities Utilities
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water and Sewerage
Utilities
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY . Storeroom Stock
Low
460.00
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
100.62
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
COLLEGE & UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL.ASSOC. Audio Visuals Materials
Board Action
COLLIER-MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Library and Textbooks Library and Textbooks
Publisher Publisher
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS COMPANY Lawn Repair and Supplies
Low
28.95
CONTEMPORARY FILMS, INC. TV Rights
Board Action
29.00
1,580.25 1,271.81 356.58
3,208.64
609.00
168.19 5.H9.75
5,287.94
15.26 54.71
43.25
4-75
225.00
6.00 7.18
13.18
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D ...—.-------- ------------ ——.....
Bills and Payrolls
-
-------- ------------ ’------ —
...
... . „ . .... . . ..... . ........ . ........ ............
MRS.. ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
CONVENTION DECORATORS Commencement Expense
Selected
'EEL.
. . .. . .
9.00
55.00
1 B-6
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
CORONET FILMS Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Audio Visual Materials
Standard Standard Low
39.21 28.06
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Equipment Repair Lawn Repair and Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected Selected Selected
8.64
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Selected Selected Selected Low Low Board Action Board Action
7.50 27.75 25.74 43.86 117.65 17.75 8.60
248.85
DENOYER GEPPERT COMPANY Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks General Instruction
Publisher Board Action Board Action
6,95 196,00 230.00
432.95
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Manpower Instructional
Standard Standard
29,50 14.00
43,50
DIV. SURVEYS & FIELD SERVICES Library and Textbooks
Selected
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC, Title III - Library Librarylibrary
Publisher Board Action Board Action
33.12
4,350.00
260.32
1.13
17.90 17.55 18.70 52.95 34.30
68.31
214.05
4.00
6.19 1,347-32 1,941,83
2,395,34
1 1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Library In Service Training General Instruction General Instruction Recreational Supplies Audio Visual Materials Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Manpower Title III Manpower
B-7
Low Low Low low Low Selected Standard Standard Standard Standard
22.50 49.70 1.80 254.00 68.15 150.80 54.14 283.50 42.75 108.80
1,036.14
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Maintenance j* General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt, Repair Vehicles - Regular
& & & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
20.00 26.97 49.48 19.30 20.92 26.79
Bills and Payrolls
175.79
BILL DOYLE Storeroom Stock Purchasing Business Office Project Planning Superintendent »s Office Instructional Office Office Machines
LowLow Low Low Low Low Standard
DUFOUR EDITIONS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc, Equipment Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies
Standard Standard Standard Standard
27.88 19.28 23.87 11.44
82,47
Standard Agreement Agreement Agreement
44*24 17.33 38.74 26.24
126.55
DUPLICATING Office Office Office Office
I
\ ^Standard
PRODUCTS., INC, Machines Machines Machines Machines
E. P. DUTTON & COMPANY INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
EDMOND PRINTING COMPANY Commencement Expense
Selected
460.00 4.90 3.30 22.00 14.10 .95 22.55
527.80
10.95
5,20
175.00 B-8
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
EDUCATIONAL ILLUSTRATORS Library
Publisher
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
EDU-TEK CORPORATION Title III - Library
Publisher
48.15
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS FOR INDUSTRY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
30.51
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII
Low Low Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronic Supplies
Low
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS TV Rights Audio Visual Materials
Board Action Board Action
ENRICHMENT TEACHING MATERIALS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
FAIR GROUNDS LUMBER YARD Commencement Expense
Selected
54*86
FEDERAL CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
54.87
FEE, INCORPORATED Library & Textbooks
Publisher
-
8.00
624.35
62.92 92.77 -.,,6^8
162.07
17.01
18.00 5.137.90
5,155.90
5.49
6.00
■
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
------ ----- ---------- - ---- .--- --- —................
Bills and. Payrolls
....
...
...-
--...
... . ..... ............................
. .........................
.. . __ __ ___ - ..
i
FIDELER COMPANY
Library
. ..
*
399.11
Publisher
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORP. Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Title III
Publisher Publisher Publisher
134.90 127.10 299.00
561.00
FILM ASSOCIATES OF CALIFORNIA Audio Visual Materials TV Rights
Board Action Board Action
910.00 30.00
940.00
FH14STRIP HOUSE, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
254.88
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Selected
118.79
1.76 .jX*
FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Library and Textbooks
Publisher
6.78
FOREST’S LAWNMOWER SERVICE Lawn Repair and Supplies
Standard
9.99
FOX-VLLET DRUG COMPANY Manpower
Low
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
GENERAL BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY HOUSE General Instruction
Selected
198.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronics - Supplies
Selected
10.20
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
89.65
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower
Low
56.20
GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INCORPORATED Recreational Supplies
Low
68.40
GOLDSMITH’S MUSIC SHOP Title III
Publisher
11.80
B. F. GOODRICH STORE Vehicles - Regular
Low
68.30
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
22.31
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY General Instruction Book Rebinding
Low Low
MRS. DANA LEWIS GRIFFITH Commencement Expense
Selected
16.16
6.47 4.80
2.98 16M?
11.27
168.73
15.00
1
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-10
MR. FRED HALEY Commencement Expense
Selected
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
25.00
7.00
MEETING OF JULY 6; 1964 - CONT'D
C. S. HAMMOND & COMPANY
Library
44.60
Publisher
D-±l
DON R. HINDER!ITER, INC. Lawn Repair and Supplies
Standard
HOHMANN & BROWN APPLIANCE SERV. INC, Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard Selected
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Library & Textbooks General Instruction
Publisher Publisher
HOUSE OF CLAY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
HUEY’S SEWING MACHINE COMPANY General Instruction
Low
IND. INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC. Property Insurance
Beard Action
INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACHINES CORP. Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Superintendent’s Office
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Low
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc, Eqpt. General Instruction
Selected Selected
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATIONS FOUNDATION General Instruction
Selected
24.55
INDEPENDENT SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
8.40
INDIANA UNIVERSITY
14.94
3.94 6,50 5.10 15.48
31.02
9.25
10.00
3.50 8.45
...
16.00
4.71
12.67
5.00
9,201.84
100,00 2,680.50 120.50 114.30 40.20
3,055-50
14.80 14.15
28.95
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) 4 U\xi. 1: INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
____ .________________ ___ _ __
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
- ----- ----------- B-12
41. SB 65.99 170.23 1,255.79 1.67
'
1,535.56
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Title III Title III Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Low Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
JATCO INDUSTRIES Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
REV. CLAYTON JOHNSON Commencement Expense
Selected
25.00
JOHNSON PROCESS COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Selected
25.70
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title VIII
Low
10.45
FRED JONES FORD General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair 'Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Agreement Agreement
.. 7..-12
467.06
Low Lew Low Low Low Lew Low Low Low Low Low Low
17.61 11,43 14.96 20,64 30.44 99,03 32.06 15.13 14.11 17.00 30.48 108.87
411.76
J & R SUPPLY General General General General General General General General General General General General
COMPANY Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt, Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt, Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair Eqpt. Repair
& & & & & & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
& & & & & & & & & & & &,
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
15.10 176.93 2,915.99 8,898.35 23,229.16
4,835.39 20,55 5,715.86 12.925.72
58,733.05
162.00
36.93 34.82 73.07 7.09 8.81 102.55 26.41 21.17 48.33 23.07 19,32 27.20 .69 29.90
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC, Custodial Supplies
Low
105.00
KEETON INDUSTRIES General Instruction
Lew
4.75
KILPATRICK BROTHERS, INC. General Instruction
Low
132.38
LANGSAM DRUG #3 Printing
Low
1.65
MEETING OF JULY 6, 196k - CONT'D..
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY
**
\5
Selected
21.95
LEA & FEBIGER PUBLISHERS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
16.19
CLINT W. LEE COMPANY Commencement Expense Commencement Expense Commencement Expense Commencement Expense
Board Board Hoard Board
LIFE FILMSTRIPS Library and Textbooks Library and Textbooks
Publisher Publisher
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Library
Board Action
LIQUID FLAME INCORPORATED Heat
Low
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Selected
Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Action Action Action Action
2,381.02 907.98 7.79
UM.
20.00 50.00
3,303.84
70.00
1,185.78
58.00
112.00
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Board Action
LORRAINE MUSIC COMPANY Library and Textbooks
Publisher
40.70
DR. ROBERT MACVICAR Commencement Expense
Selected
25.00
MRS. GLEN MAGERS Commencement Expense
Selected
10.00
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
64.32
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Low
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Manpower Library Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
20.25 9.80
MCKNIGHT & MCKNIGHT PUBLISHING CO. Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Low
35.60
MELTON COMPANY, INC. Purchasing
Low
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water and Sewerage
Utilities
MRS. JAMES MEYERS Special Education
Reimbursement
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt. General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply C.arov’o'l TTrirvIT? n n v» x. QiTr.r-.l tr
Low Low Low Low T.m»r
1,018.00
-
38.50
60.00
110.07 145.14 30.02 5.56 423.15
. 30.05
53.51
3.00
281.80
11.52
19.47 47.52 39.88 5.04 1
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JULY. 6, 1964 - CONT'D -........... .................. ..........................................
Bills and. Payrolls
........................................... -........... ...... —........ ...
'
-
------------------ -------------- -------------------------------
--------------
- ...................................... ................. ..... ..................................................
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)-,
B-16
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INC, Office Machines
Standard
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supplies
Agreement
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Electronics - Supplies General Eqpt. Repair and Supply General Eqpt, Repair and Supply
Law Low Low Low Low Low Low
MORRIS CHEVROLET INC. General Instruction
Agreement
CHAS. E. MORRISPN COMPANY INC. Commencement Expense
Selected
MUSIC MART General Instruction Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruo. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supply
Standard
NATIONAL COUNCIL- OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Library Library
Board Action Publisher
NATL, EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks
Publisher
NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
NATL. GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Subscription Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Publisher Publisher
NATIONAL GOLF FOUNDATION Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
NELSON ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES Title VIII MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY (continued) General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc.- Equipment Storeroom Stock Printing General Instruction General Instruction In Service Training Custodial Supplies Manpower Manpower Manpower
2.00
173.46
13.36 22.80 12,93 17.38 58.17 178.80
6.00
144«00
45.00 5.00 3-69.85
255.80 38.25
360.00
6.75 38.65 55.15
295.00
18.00 4.70 3,36 10,56 24.58 4.01 1.30 5,80 74.88 11.50 8.77 33-26
Selepted
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics
Low Selected
216.54
MILLSAP’S Repair Repair Repair Repair
Selected Selected Selected Selected
31.75 7.50 17.50 12.00
Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc.
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
294.05
2.25
MID-STATES PUBLISHING COMPANY Commencement Expense
to to to to
219.85
1,573.27
Standard
Selected Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
328.16
311.43
175.00
229.71
J
MEETING OF JULY 6, 196k - CONT'D MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. COMPANY Manpower **
I
\Jlelected
70.80
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low
MISTLETOE WHOLESALE FLORIST CO. Commencement Expense
Low
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Operating Gas and Oil
Board Action
352.64
MODERN LEARNING AIDS Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
1,380.00
MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
259.00
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
326.20
9.00 42.00 130.80 16.32
4,-?o
203.02
15.00
THOMAS NELSON & SONS Library & Textbooks■
Publisher
NEW STATE ICE COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supply
Low
250.00
NIX SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supply
lew
10.15
NORTHERN FILMS Audio Visual Materials
Beard, Action
'292.00
DAVID C. NUNN Travel Exp. - Police Seminar
Board Action
30.00
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
28.07
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Bpard Action
72.25
OAKITE PRODUCTS, INC. Manpower
low
65.90
O’BRIEN CORPORATION Custodial Supplies
Low
212.80
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
183.60
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
OKLA. CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt, Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
35,373.-94
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
5,975.74
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY Manpower General' Eqpt. Repair & Supply Ma.nnowAT’
Board Action Board Action Rna-nrl A.w+,1 nn
3-75
39.30
77.90
9,104.91
81.32 72,17 4.20
6.67 3.00 A.Af)
157.69
Bills and. Payrolls
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued). 4 U \.ls.
B-18
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY (continued) General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Manpower
Board Action Board Action Standard
26,68 16.20
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY In Service Training In Service Training
Low Low
26.40 26.40
THE OKLAHOMA. PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription
Publisher
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Book Rebinding
Board Action
OKLAHOMA SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION Summer School General Instruction
Agreement Selected
OKLAHOMA STATE PENITENTIARY Book Rebinding
Board Action
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY Audio Visual Materials
Selected
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Printing
Low
F. A. OWEN PUBLISHING COMPANY Library Title III
Publisher Publisher
CHARLIE PACEY EDUCATIONAL FILMS Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
PHILCO DISTRIBUTORS Title VIII
Low
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Board Action
63.30
52.80
37.00
2,062.50
446.40 60.45
506.85
135.49
10.00
71.40
212.65
13.80
327.75
33-00
18.95 19.66
-
38.61
1,880.00
7.92
20,60 18.36 8.40
1,084.86
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supply PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dump Privileges
Low
25.08
Agreement
40.00
PRENTICE-HALL, INC. Instructional Offices
Publisher
5.88
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Manpower
Board Board Board Board Board
PRITCHARD ELECTRIC COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
QUAKER HAIR GOODS COMPANY Manpower
Selected
Action Action Action Action Action
57.74 12,04 19.27 4.81
108.31
5-05
34.60
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Library and Textl&oks
\4^Publisher
28.01
RANDOM HOUSE Library
Board Action
REA EXPRESS, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
19.75
RED BALL SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction
Selected
2.40
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Board Action Low
ED. REYNOLDS FLORIST Commencement Expense
Selected
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INC. Vehicles, Regular General Instruction
Standard Agreement
1,905.28
18.86 9.67 1.40 8.00 68.40
106.33
31.00
34.04 23.08
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
57.12
B-20
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES Manpower
Low
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low
ROYAL McBEE CORPORATION Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
...
SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES Library Library
Publishers Publishers
2.36 2.2^1
SCHOOL SHOP Instructional Offices
Publisher
3.00
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
25.18
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Recreational Supplies
Low
27.65
S. E. B. PAINT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Lew
234.00
SEMCO COLOR PRESS, INC. Commencement Expense
Selected
31.90
SERVICE BUREAU CORPORATION Data Processing
Selected
48.44
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower General Instruction Maintenance Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc, Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard
18.48
7.50
493.00 182.00 480.00
2.35
1,155.00
4.70
227.27
3.30
50.40 46.35 56.48 210.00 4.14 1.30 8.95
377.62
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JULY 6, 196)+ - CONT'D ------------------------------
Bills and Payrolls
.................... .. ........ ................... ..... .......................... .................... . ................
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continuedT 4 % \J
B-21
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected
SHAW PRODUCTIONS Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
SIMPSON-HORTON, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Summer School Lawn Repair & Supplies Vehicles - Regular General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
THE SINGER .COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Standard.
SINGER PIPE & STEEL SUPPLIES, INC. Manpower Manpower
Low Low
DR. FRED SLOAN JR. In Service Training
Board Action
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
CO. INC. & Supply & Supply & Supply
Standard Standard Low
35.70 18.80 230.00 40.40
324.90
330.00
33.72
920.21 922.56 122.04
2.2^
2,889.94
13.28
457.92 67.50
525.42
200.00
12.46 35.47 10.80
58.73
DR. EARL SNEED Commencement Expense
Selected
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INC. Filter Expense Filter Expense
Low Board Action
SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY Recreational Supplies
Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone Expense
Utilities
SOUTHWEST NEWS AND PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
9.00
Standard
23.96
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
25.00
74.20 551.70
625.90
109.38
8,086.05
Low
6.72
SPENCER INTERNATIONAL PRESS INC. Library
Publisher
21.79
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
32.25
SPRING SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
. STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Data Processing Office Machines
Board Action Standard
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL CO. General Instruction
Low
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Manpower General Instruction
Selected Selected
10.58 22.74
33-32
448.00
457.30
7.00
10.00 39.30
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D ... - "
-....... . .—-.......“
”
■ —“
--
” -
- -
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower General Instruction STEPHENS BROS. Repair to Repair to Repair to Repair to Repair to
PIANO SERVICE Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment
.......... .... ..... —
-
-..............- ------------------ -------- ------------- —■
4\.4*0W
Low
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
■
........ --..... —
----------------- ---------- -.......... -....
36.93 86.78
123.71
30.00 45.75 127.00 7.50 212.00
422.25
37.56 6.00 8.10
51.66
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Action Board Action Board Action
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
MRS. CALVIN SUTTERFIELD Special Education
Reimbursement
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Standard Board Action
25.00 245.00
270.00
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Title III Title III General Instruction
Low Publisher Selected
493-92 88.20 23.80
605.92
T G & Y STORES CO. #48 Recreational Supplies General Instruction
Low Low
307.68
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
TEXACO, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
Texas School Book Depository Manpower
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Library & Textbooks Recreational Supplies Manpower Instructional Offices Audio Visual Materials In Service Training Summer School Printing General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
76.05 76.05 6.65 11.20 4.50 76.05 11.40 155.10 27.92 4.92 27.84 26.20 150.00 55.30 , ,4^20
752.38
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Title III Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Standard Standard
161.00 116.83 354.. 48
632.31
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. ■ Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning Instructional Offices Project Planning Adult School Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Standard
38.80 120.18 8.10 15.00 12.80 65.17 28.23
288.28
22.40
4.86
-•< ■
7.20
311.98
15.12
-
13.80
11.39
-........... —............ -........
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENEJjjAL FUND (continued)-.
B-24
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
UNITED STATES COMMITTEE FOR UNICEF Library and Textbooks
Publisher
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
VALUE FAIR Lawn Repair and Supplies
Selected
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Standard Standard
VASECO INC. Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials In Service Training In Service Training Repair to Instruc, Equipment
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Low Standard
VE-PED TRAFFIC CONTROLS, INC. General Instruction
Low
47.60
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Furniture Repair - Materials
Low
140.50
A WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
8.00
9.01 85.06 13.26 11.38
118.71
240.19
31.20
230.66
10.10
26.96
J^o.
42.26
52.50 618.70 63.25 4.50 30.00
932.47
-
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
WESTERN MACHINERY CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Standard Standard Low
.,,^65
99.41
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
10.64 4.00 15.74 7.27
37.65
WESTERN UNION Telegram Expense
Utilities
17.81
WHEAT FLOUR INSTITUTE Library
Publisher
8.50
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
6.46
WIBLE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE Library-
Publisher
7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50 7-50
45.00
36.12
70.72 23.04
102.30
MEETING OF JULY 6} 1964 - CONT'D
DR. JACK S. WILKES Commencement Expense
* Selected
25.00
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
H. W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Publisher
MRS. W. F. YOUNG Special Education
Reimbursement
37.50
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING, INC. Adult School Supplies
Selected
61.00
SUPERIOR ROLLER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
10.00
6.72 14.28
21.00
256.90
1962-63 GENERAL FUND
------------B-26
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
A & K MATERIALS COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Low
75.96
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials -'Buildings
Low
345-75
H. J. BUTTERLY, INC. Materials - Grounds
Low
97-50
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
95.04
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
52.50
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORP. Noninstructional Eqpt.
Lew Letter Bid
823.20
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
115.04
DAGWELL-DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Board Board Board Board Low Low Board Board Board
-
Buildings Grounds Grounds Grounds Buildings Buildings Buildings Grounds Grounds
Action Action Action Action
Action Action Action
4.80 2.88
7.68
124.50 71JP,
196.20
7.20 1,520.04 310.00 102.00 15.35 3.84 21.03 2,206.60 122.00
4,308.06
THE DENMAN COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
170.04
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Manpower
Selected
475.00
BILL DOYLE OFFICE SUPPLY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS
3,538.00
Bills and. Payrolls
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964. -CONT'D
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) Bills and. Payrolls
EMSCO ELECTRld*SUPPLY COMPANY
B-27
\J
Selected Standard
2.97 118.07
121.04
THE GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
124.00 73.00
197.00
EVANS ELEC. MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
18.00 40.00
58.00
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
84.43 9.75 86.65
180.88
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Low
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Boaj?d Action
4,800.00
F. E. GEORGIA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
23.05
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings.
Low Low Low
GRAYBAR EIECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
F. A. HIGHLEY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE ' Materials - Grounds
Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION Materials - Grounds JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
7.02
550.00
243.60 261.90 126.90
687.00
632.40
197.95
1,164.80
35.70
105.75 1.109.10
1,214.85
Low
85.20
Low
68.32
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
265.25
KILPATRICK BROTHERS, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action Board Action
LANGSAM DRUG #3 Equipment for Instruction
Standard
105.60
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
79.42
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Buildings - Grounds
Low
50.10
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELL, >C
134.64 1,089.50
1*322x80
92.40
33O&OO.
2,603.94
422.40
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MORGENSEN LUMBER Materials Materials Materials Materials -
COMPLY Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
* Low Low Lpw Board Action
429.06 67.60 124.00 1.263.60
MURPHY PERKINS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
21.50
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
180.17
OKLAHOMA CITY, TREASURER Moving Buildings
Standard
140.00
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
Bills and Payrolls
1,944.26
77.40
71.55
567.00
48.60
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INC. Materials Buildings
Board Action
SCOVIL & SIDES HARDWARE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
15.68
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
24.95
SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON WORKS Buildings - Grounds
Low
76.00
Low
122.40
STANDARD ASBESTOS MFG. & INSUL Materials - Buildings
CO
62.40
975.75
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Noninstructional - Eqpt.
Selected
STEPHENS MFG. & DISTR. CO. INC Materials - Buildings
Board Action
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low
THOMPSON DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,271.72
CARL R. TRAPPE Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,312.80
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Buildings .
Low
38.03
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
43.95
WRIGHT & SELBY-ARCHITECTS-ENGINEERS New Buildings
Board Action
4,095.00
7.98
63.OO
2,240.00
BOND FUND
AMERICAN FIRST TITLE AND TRUST CO. Business Expense BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY
Selected
31.10
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Bills and Payrolls
B-30
BOND FUND (co^inued)
y
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #12 - Building - (Kennedy)
Board Action
CAPITOL HILL BEACON Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT, INC. Est. #11 - Arch. Fee (Webster)
Board Action
1,326.50
DOERFLER-KRAPFF CORPORATION Sewer Construction (Webster)
Board Action
1,683.10
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INC. Equipment - (Kennedy & Webster)
Low
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY, INC. Equipment -(Kennedy & Webster)
Board Action
36,129.00
JOHN J. & JUDY G. GRIFFIN Sewer - (Webster)
Board Action
1,370.00
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est'. #1 - Bldg. - (Madison)
Board Action
1,187.00
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INC. Est. #1 - Bldg. - (Webster)
Board Action
66,324.90
METROPOLITAN PAVING COMPANY, INC. Est. #1 - Bldg. - (Star Spencer)
Board Action
55,653.30
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #1 - Arch. Fee - (Star Spencer)
Board Action
1,113.07
OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING DEPARTMENT Business Expense - Bldg. Permits
Standard
254.60
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
365.16
SEMINOFF, BOWMAN, BODE, ARCHITECTS Arch. Fee (Green Pastures)
Board Action
3,735.37
SOREY, HILL AND SOREY, INC. Est. #12 - Arch. Fee -(Kennedy)
Board Action
2,099.56
104,978.08
10.20 24.54
34.74
99.00
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SOUTHWEST TITLE & TRUST COMPANY, INC. Business Expense
Selected
31.50
THOMAS■ AND MARSHALL ENGINEERING CO. Engineering Fee ( Webster)
Board Action
84.15
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS Arch. Fee (Madison)
Board Action
976.77
CUSTOPIAL WORKSHOP
Board Action
2,160.00
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS, ARCHITECT
Board Action
2,000.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE. 1964
R. #187 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the June payrolls, authorize issuing the July payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the list attached in the total amount of $548,379-25 as recommended. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion was .male by Mr. ^>gers and seconded Uy/Blr. Lott to negotiate the continuation of a lease agreement with T. C. McCourry for the rental of a building at 9216 North Western for the purpose of conducting vocational classes for John Marshall High School from July 1,196k, through June 30, 1965, at a rate of $125.00 per month and make a payment of $125-00 for July, 1964, rent. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #188 Lease Agreemen J. Marshall Sh Bldg. Approved (McCourry)
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the negotiation to continue lease agreements with Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and C. L. Monnot, Jr., Co-Executors, for warehouse buildings at 14 and 17 North Ellison under the terms of the agreements set forth by the Board on the 5th and 14th days of November, 1962, and make payment of $565.00 for July, 1964, rent. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #189 Lease Agreemen Warehouses at 14 & 17 N.EHisc
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to negotiate the continuation of a lease agreement with the Board of Regents for the Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Whittier property under the terms of the agreement set forth by the Board on March 5, 19&2. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #190 Lease Agreemen Whittier Bldg.
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the continuation of a lease agreement with General Electric Company, Power Tube Department, Schenectady, New York, for the lease of two UHF Klystron television transmitting tubes under the terms of the agreement set forth by the Board on December 1, 1958- All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #191 TV Transmittin Tube Agreement
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the continuation of an agreement which was set forth by the Board on August 8, 1962, with The First National Management Corporation, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the space to house the antenna and television transmitting equipment for Channel 25 at a rate of $400.00 per month and to make a payment for July, 1964, rent. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #192 Agreement for Ch. 25 TV Eqpt
A motion made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, to approve the purchase of electrical supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Purchases to be charged to Account BL 620-D.
R- #193 Electrical Sup Approved
Emsco Electric Supply Company Graybar Electric Company, Inc. General Electric Supply Company Cook Electric Supply Company, Inc. Pyramid Supply, Inc. Hunzicker Brothers
Total
203-42 1,835-14 2,310.13 1,272.48 890.60 ______ 37-85 $
$ 6,549.62
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of floor materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice, purchases to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Welch Floor Company Cook Paint & Varnish General Flooring & Tile Company The Denman Company, Inc. Total
$ 5,927.90 13-59 8.40 964.76
$6,914.65
R. #194 Floor Material; Approved
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R. #195 Furniture Rep. Materials
Motion was made by Mr. Abgers and seconded b^r^Mr. Lott
to approve the purchase of furniture repair materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Triangle School Equipment Companywho submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $7,740.00 is to be charged to Account G 620-E. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. gsrg
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BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
Mr. McCollum Introduced.
To accommodate a visitor at the Board meeting, Mr. Estes turned to the Buildings and Grounds section of this agenda and read the item relating to Parking, Drives and Sidewalks at Webster Junior High School. He introduced Mr. Merle McCollum of the McCollum Construction Company who submitted a verbal request to the Board asking that asphaltic concrete be considered for the Webster Junior High School project.
R. #196 Paving(Webster Postponed
Thereupon, it was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the item be deleted from the current agenda and postponed for future action, On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #197 Bid for Paving at Kennedy Accepted
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the bid submitted at a regular adjourned meeting on June 18, 1964, by Connelly Paving Company, Inc., in the amount of $25,550.00 for Portland Cement concrete paving, drives, and sidewalks on the John F. Kennedy Junior High School site. Plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. Motion carried, all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #198 Stage Lifts Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the low bid submitted at a regular adjourned meeting June 18, 1964, by Control Systems, Inc., Wichita, Kansas, in the amount of $4,680.00 for furnishing material and equipment for hydraulic stage lifts for Madison and Green Pastures Elementary Schools. Plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
Return to Purchasing Sec
Upon completing, the items in this section, Mr. Estes returned to the General Business, Purchasing, Cafeterias section of the agenda.
ADDITIONAL GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS R. #200 Building Mtls. Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of building materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations:
McAlister Materials W. P. Stark Lumber Company, Inc. Davidson & Case Lumber Company Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-D. on roll call. R. #201 Shade Material Approved
$ 1,007-60 777-80 1,209-10
$ 2,994.50 All members present voted "Aye"
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of shade material for use by the Maintenance Department from Carl R. Trappe Venetian Blind Service who submitted the low quotation in r®ponse to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,448.71 is to be charged to the following Accounts: * G 240-B2 BL 620-D
$
690.00 1,758.71
(* Approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III.) present voted "Aye" on roll call.
All members
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mrs.^elch and seconded N#^Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of supplies for use by the Health Department from Ashby Prescription Pharmacy who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $906.15 is to be charged to Account G 322-A. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #202 Supplies for Health Dept.
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
R. #203 Heating and Plumbing Sup.
$
U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company The Gasteam Radiator Company, Inc. Federal Corporation Peerless-Oklahoma Company Mideke Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company
899.12 1,521.04 498.91 580.00 1,912.53 84.00 220.00
$5,715.60
Total
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These purchases are to De charged to Account BL 620-D. roll call.
All members present voted "Aye" on
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of library supplies for use by various schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice. These purchases are to be charged to Account G 230-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. $ 2,152.20 1,136.20 2,797-50 1,744.00 59-00 125.90 5.60
Gaylord Brothers, Inc. Demco Library Supplies Bro-Dart Industries Remington Rand Office Systems Thompson Book & Supply Co., Ada Thompson Book & Supply Co., Edmond Dowlings, Inc.
$ 8,020.40
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It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of clock equipment for use at Jackson Junior High School from Cook Electric Supply Company, Inc., who submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,769-53 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #205 Clock Equipmer for Jackson
R. #206 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of Shop Shop Equipment Equipment for use at Star-Spencer. Junior-Senior High School, Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications Purchased in response to the attached Notice. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Brodhead-Garrett Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Co. Industrial Arts Supply KP-Supply Company, Inc. Whitton Supply Company Severin Supply Company Dowlings Equipment Company, Inc. The Lincoln Electric Company Total
$ 3,530.75 22,275-31 8,094.54 1,320.96 2,114.01 787.62 279-45 593-75 3,157.65
213-75 $42,367.79
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT’D
R. #206 Continued.
$18,359.03 18,359.03 5,649-73
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R. #207 Video Tape Purchased
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of video Tape for use by the Broadcasting Center from Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Company. This purchase in the amount of $2,649-60 has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III, and is to be charged to Account G 240-B2. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #208 Boiler Tubes Purchased
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of boiler tubes for use by the Maintenance Department from Crane Supply Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $97222.50 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #209 Metal and Steel Mtls. Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of metal and steel materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Steel Supply Company who submittei the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,448.12 is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #210 Sewing Machines Purchased
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of sewing machines for use in various schools from the following companies: ' .
$ 3^853.00 1,331.00
Necchi Sewing Circle White Sewing Center
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. roll call.
R. #211 Textbooks Purchased
All members present voted "Aye" on
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of textbooks for use in various schools from the following companies: Rand McNally & Company Addison Wesley Publishing Company Oklahoma Historical Society W. H. Freeman & Company Jasper Sipes School Book Depository H. W. Wilson Company Yale University Press
$ 8,982.15 6,553-20 504.00 660.45 7,222.71 1,055-00 840.00 (Continued)
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1964 - CONT'D
Zaner-Bloser ^bmpany Thompson School Book Depository Harcourt, Brace & World Yale University Press A. C. Vroman's, Inc. Ginn & Company Holt, Rinehart & Winston
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$ 1,326.12 12,718.07 5,289.66 645-40 156.00 603.80 13,770.70
Total
$60,327.26
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 220. call.
R. #211 Continued
All members present voted "Aye" on roll
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the. purchase of industrial R. #212 arts materials and supplies for use by various schools from the following companies who Industrial Art Supplies App. submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice, These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Morgensen Lumber Company Minton Machinery Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Severin Supply Company Whitton Supply Company Total
$14,882.72
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It was moved by Mr. Lott ments with the following services for the 1964-65 response to the attached
and seconded by Mrs. Welch to authorize the validation of agreecompanies for various materials, television rights on films, and/or school year, these companies having submitted quotations in Notices. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Remco Office Equipment Company Monroe Calculating Machine Company Oklahoma Typewriter Company Friden, Inc. Ediphone Company Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Audograph of Oklahoma The National Cash Register Company Dictaphone Corporation Burroughs Corporation Smith Corona Marchant R. K. Black, Inc. Motter Bookbinding Company Oklahoma Penitentiary Southern Air Filter, Inc. Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Dolese Company Makins Concrete Company Murphy & Perkins Ready Mixed Concrete Bill Story Fire & Safety Company Oklahoma Oxygen Company Butler Shade Company A. C. McClurg & Company Approved Fire Appliance Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company American Air Filter Company, Inc. Coronet Films Oklahoma Educational Television Authority McGraw-Hill Book Company Encyclopedia Britannica Films Educational Services, Inc. (PSSC) Great Plains Regional Instructional TV library
Remington Adding Machines Adders & Calculators Victor Adders & Calculators Friden Calculators Ediphone Machines Soundscribers Gray Audographs National Cash Registers Dictaphone Equipment Burroughs Adding Machines Marchant Calculators Thermo-Fax Machines Rebinding of Books Rebinding of Books Cleaning & Repairing Air Filters Fluorescent & Incandescent Lamps Concrete, Sand & Limestone Concrete, Sand & Limestone Concrete, Sand & Limestone Recharging of Fire Extinguishers Oxygen & Acetylene Venetian Blinds Library Books Fire Extinguishers Concrete, Sand & Linestone Filter Media Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films
R. #213 Material and Service Agreements Approved
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of lumber for use by industrial art classes and the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 3>101.60 2,783-92 150.48 6,793-00 2,658.75 12,565-32
Cullen Lumber Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company Kilpatrick Brothers Central Lumber Company Oakes Manufacturing Company Austin Lumber Company
Total All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$28,053-07
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Central Food Service Department Financial Statement as of May 30, 1964, was presented as information to the Board.
R. #215 School Sites Item Deleted
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to delete the item concerning elementary school sites. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #216 Adjournment
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, to adjourn until 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, July 8, 1964. All members present voted "Aye."
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED ATTEST:
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Clerk day of
, 1964.
MEETING OP JULY 8, 196A
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (W THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA., MET IN REGULAR ADJOURNED SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 196A,
AT 11:00 A.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
ABSENT:
Melvin P. Rogers
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Wallace Smith, Director; Harry Johnson, visiting attorney; Merle McCollum, representative, McCollum Construction Company; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. Invocation______•
The invocation was given hy Mr. Bennett and was followed hy roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS Motion was made hy Mr. Lott and seconded hy Mrs. Welch to delete from this agenda the items concerning the proposed elementary school sites in Southern Oaks and Oak_Cliff Additions to Oklahoma City and to consider them at a future date. All members present votedx"Aye" on roll call.
R. #217 Elementary Sch. Sites Action Deferred
Consideration was given to hids submitted at a regular adjourned meeting on Thursday, June 18, 1964, on parking areas, drives, and sidewalks on the Webster Junior High School site, plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Board Members visit several asphaltic concrete and Portland cement parking areas and to consider at a later date the type of paving best suited to the Webster site. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #218 Webster Parking Considered
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It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the low bid submitted at a regular meeting on Monday, July 6, I96A, by Standard Roofing and Materials Company in the amount of $26,378.00 for these roof repairs and required sheet metal work as per plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. This expense is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #219 | Taft Roof Repair I Approved________ j
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Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to designate Harry Johnson as School Board Attorney on a retainer basis of $5,000.00 per year. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #220 ( Harry Johnson I Elected Attorney j
Motion to adjourn until A p.m., Monday, July 13, I96A, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.
R. #221 Adj ournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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Clerk
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MEETING OF JULY 8, 1964
THE BOARD OB EDUCATION 0®1 THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR ADJOURNED
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1964, AT 11:00 A.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
ABSENT:
Melvin P. Rogers
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Wallace Smith, Director; Harry Johnson, visiting attorney; Merle McCollum, representative, McCollum Construction Company; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given "by Mr. Bennett and was followed hy roll call.
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Invocation______'
GENERAL BUSINESS Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to delete from this agenda the items concerning the proposed elementary school sites in Southern Oaks and Oak_Cliff Additions to Oklahoma City and to consider them at a future date. All members present voted^’Aye” on roll call.
R. #217 Elementary Sch. Sites Action Deferred
Consideration was given to bids submitted at a regular adjourned meeting on Thursday, June 18, 1964, on parking areas, drives, and sidewalks on the Webster Junior High School site, plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett that the Board Members visit several asphaltic concrete and Portland cement parking areas and to consider at a later date the type of paving best suited to the Webster site. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #218 Webster Parking Considered______ 1 j
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the low bid submitted at a regular meeting on Monday, July 6, 1964, by Standard Roofing and Materials Company in the amount of $26,378.00 for these roof repairs and required sheet metal work as per plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. This expense is to be charged to Account BL 620-D. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #219 I Taft Roof Repair ? Approved j
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to designate Harry Johnson as School Board Attorney on a retainer basis of $5,000.00 per year. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #220 ! Harry Johnson | Elected Attorney j
Motion to adjourn until 4 p.m., Monday, July 13, 1964, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.
R. #221 Adj ournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
i ATTEST:
Clerk
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........., 1964.
MEETING OF JULY 13, 1964-
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
THE CITY OF OKLAHG^ CITY,
OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1964-, AT 4- P.>M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch Others present:
(Jack F. Parker, Superintendent, was absent); Harry Johnson, Attorney;
Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Roy Mullenix, Director of Maintenance; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Merle McCollum, representative McCollum Construction Company; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given by Mr. Higdon and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
GENERAL BUSINESS
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the bid submitted at an adjourned regular meeting on June 18, 1964-, by McCollum Construction Company in the amount of $28,900.00 for asphaltic concrete parking areas, drives, etc., per plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (The bid of
Metropolitan Paving Company was disqualified because it was not accompanied by a bid deposit or bidder' s bond. )
R. #222
Parking, Drive Webster - Bid Approved
REPORT FROM ATTORNEY
Mr. Harry Johnson reported on the current negotiations for six (6) tracts of land being con- Attorney's sidered for purchase adjacent Foster Elementary School site and for elementary school sites Report in the Oakcliff Addition and Southern Oaks Addition, both in Oklahoma City.
Mr. Johnson reported that negotiations have been completed with L. L. and Effie Leslie for a parcel of land adjacent Foster Elementary School site; the deed has been prepared and the claim is ready for payment. Mr. Johnson additionally reported that negotiations on the remaining five (5) tracts are
in final stages and that claims will be submitted to the Board at a future meeting.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch that $6,210.00 be paid to L. L. and Effie Leslie for the 6.0606 acres, plus or minus, which includes consideration
R. #223
Motion carried with all .members
Leslie Propert Purchased (Foster School
The Board entered a discussion regarding a Civil Rights meeting to be held in Little Rock, Arkansas, July 21, 1964-, and agreed to send three representatives. Thereupon it was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott that Neil Pierce, Bill Lillard, and Harry Johnson be directed to attend this meeting. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Professional Trips Approved
for the abandonment of a water well located on this site. voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #224-
The Board entered a general discussion regarding zoning of Southeast 66th Street between
Board Discusse Zoning Near Webster
Motion to adjourn until 4-: 30 p.m., Tuesday, July 28, 1964-, was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
R. #225
Santa Fe Avenue and Shields Boulevard. The expressed consensus of the Board was that additional information should be assembled at an early date so that a decision can be reached regarding the Board's reaction to zoning in the area under question.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
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MEETING OF JULY 28, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION & THE CITY OF OKLAHOjJ* CITY, OKLAHOMA., MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Wallace Smith, Director Buildings and Grounds; Grant Landon, Electrical Engineer; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; and several bidders.
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call. SPECIAL
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the opening of bids for furnishing materials and installing a floor in the gymnasium at U. S. Grant Higlf School, plans and specifications prepared by Wright and Selby, Architects. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Notice and tabulations follow:
BIDDERS Membrane Waterproofing: Bryan Roofing & Sheet Metal Company Phillips Roofing Company Standard Roofing Company Southwestern Roofing Company Gymnasium Floor System: Austin Flooring Company (No bid deposit nor bond) Superior Floor, Inc. Builders Specialty Company
Miscellaneous Construction: W. D. Douglas Construction Company J. W. Skaggs Construction Company Benmore, Inc.
R. #226 Bids Opened fo Grant Gymnasiu
AMOUNT $544.00 545*00 596.00 878.00
10,770.00 9,950.00 11,560.00 1,490.00 1,525.00 1/450.00
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #227 Bids Referred Central Office
LEGAL REPORT The School District Attorney, Mr. Johnson, submitted a report regarding negotiations and a proposed contract relating to school site purchases and recommended the following: 1.
Attorney's Report
Payment in the amount of $979*96 to be paid to the Stock Yards Bank, 2301 Exchange Avenue, Oklahoma City, for a parcel of land consisting of .97996 A. (+-) adjacent Foster Elementary School. All legal papers are in order; copies are on file in office of the Clerk. Legal description follows:
The West 134.66 feet of the North 317 feet of the Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of the Northeast Quarter (NE/4) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West. Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve purchase of the above .97996 A. (+-) of property adjacent Foster School per recommendation. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #228 Stock YardsBan Property (Fosh
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19&
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (Jf THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA1 CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 19&h AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
ABSENT:
William F. Lott
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Floy Campbell, Bill Lillard, Mervel Lunn, Roy Mullenix, Gilbert Robinson, Directors; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Margaret Gentz, OEA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett and was followed by roll call.
On motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of July 6,1964, R. #234 Minutes Approv July 8, 1964, July 13; 1964, and July 28, 1964, were approved as presented, all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Prigmore gave the routine monthly financial report in Mr. Green's absence. reported that two depositories for school funds have been added:
He also
Treasurer's Report
The Friendly National Bank Southwest National Bank Mr. Johnson, Attorney, gave a routine report and additionally reported regarding negotiations for a junior high school site in the northeast portion of the District. Official action regarding this site was postponed until a later date.
Attorney1s Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that the bills in this agenda have been checked and are ready for Board action. He further reported that in accordance with the Board's instructions, Mr. Ginn, Mr. Light, and he attended a meeting of the County Excise Board on July 10, 1964, and submitted a request regarding the allocation of county taxes.
Auditor's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as presented. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #235 Reports Approv
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to direct Robert Brunson to attend the Okoboji Audio Visual Leadership Conference, Okoboji, Iowa, August 16-20, 1964. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #236 Professional Trip Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve confirmation of a trip by Ruhl Potts to visit and inspect manufacturing procedures and products of Robinson Brick and Tile Company in Denver, Colorado, July 21-22, 1964. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #237 Confirmation o Inspection Tri
PERSONNEL
It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information
Personnel Recommended
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION df THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA" CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 196k, AT U:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
ABSENT:
William F. Lott
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Floy Camphell, Bill Lillard, Mervel Lunn, Roy Mullenix, Gilbert Robinson, Directors; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Margaret Gentz, OEA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett and was followed by roll call.
On motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of July 6,1964, R. #234 Minutes Approv July 8, 1964, July 13, 1964, and July 28, 1964, were approved as presented, all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
LEGAL AJTO FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Prigmore gave the routine monthly financial report in Mr. Green's absence. reported that two depositories for school funds have been added:
He also
Treasurer’s Report
The Friendly National Bank Southwest National Bank Mr. Johnson, Attorney, gave a routine report and additionally reported regarding negotiations for a junior high school site in the northeast portion of the District. Official action regarding this site was postponed until a later date.
Attorney's Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that the bills in this agenda have been checked and are ready for Board action. He further reported that in accordance with the Board's instructions, Mr. Ginn, Mr. Light, and he attended a meeting of the County Excise Board on July 10, 1964, and submitted a request regarding the allocation of county taxes.
Auditor's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as presented. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R- #235 Reports Approv
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to direct Robert Brunson to attend the Okoboji Audio Visual Leadership Conference, Okoboji, Iowa, August 16-20, 1964. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #236 Professional Trip Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve confirmation of a trip by Ruhl Potts to visit and inspect manufacturing procedures and products of Robinson Brick and Tile Company in Denver, Colorado, July 21-22, 1964. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #237 Confirmation o Inspection Tri
PERSONNEL
It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information
Personnel Recommended
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8-24-64
8-24-64
8-10-64
8-24-64
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended.
P-20
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
Cha nge Mrs . per
of
sa la ry
vio la
mon th
Mrs . Neld
an d as si gn me nt
Fle tche r , Cle rk , John son , sa la , ef fe ctiv e Augu s t io , 1964.
Fre
a
em an ,
Temp ora ry
Mrs . Ma ry
Holl
iwa y ,
Mrs . Fre da Jeff er son ,
Cler
Libr
sa lar y $235.
l
Cen tr
k,
al
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
mis k ov s k y ,
Mrs . Gla dys Cap itol Hil
k , s a fe ty
Cler
$255. pe r
, s a la ry
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3, jg64.
SALARY ยง230. PER MONTH,
$2)0. PER MONTH,
ry
, Sala ry
J9fi4.
mo nth
to
$1.25 pe r
$195. per
to
mon th
Cle rk , Hoove r , sa la ry
ho ur
Sec re
to
, Safe
ty
,
Cle rk , Aud io Visua l , Sa la ry
Cle rk , Jef fe rs on , sa la ry $215, pe r mo nth , eff ec tiv e Jul y 1, J964.
ar y
ta ry
ยง275.
to
fina nc ial
se cre tar y ,
mon th
per
Rowe , Ele me nta ry Cler k , Her onv ill e , sa la ry $260. pe r mon th , to Sr ., sa la ry $295. pe r mo nth , ef fe ctiv e Augu st io , 1964.
fina nc ial
s e cr e tar y ,
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
Mrs . Hel
en
Miss Gay le
bak er
, cl e rk , Per son ne l , Sa la
Patte rs on ,
,
cle rk
lib rary
$240. pe r
ry
, Sal ary
$1.25 per
Jul
,
eff ec tiv e
hour
, 40 hou rs
mon th
y 6,
per
1964.
wee k ,
eff ec tiv e
July
6,
1964.
SUMMER RECREATIONAL EMPLOYEES;
Four
su bs tit ut e
pl ay gr ou nd
sup erv isors
6 at
a
sa la ry
of
$1.18 per
hou r
;
y 24 at
a
sa la ry
of
$1.|8 per
hour
;
July
el ec te d be ginn ing
be
VALERIE EVEi KURK
Jo Ann Lon g Phy ll is Kay Ble a k ne y Era Mc Dani el Gilb e rt Two Sub st itut e pl ay grou nd
Supe
el ect ed
be
rvis ors
be gin ni ng
Jul
Laur i e Pi erp ont Don na Nord strom
One po ol
gu ard
be
el ec te d
b e ginning
July
27 at
Ke nn e th EMPLOYMENT PERSONNEL: -
Ins
er vic e
1.
tra in in g
De v e lop
me nt
Mrs . Lois 2.
Biol
of
Rog
Dev el opm en t of
ogy
Te le
v is ion
Scie
Ser
nce
ies
Mr . l . E. Lewis 3.
De v e lop ment
of
$300.
Hist ory
Te le
v is ion
Mr . Har ol d Crosl ey 4.
Voc a tion a l Reh ab ili
tati
Development
Mr . Pau l
on
Rese
of Science
Ringl er
Guid e $200.
Mr . Jam es L. Cas ey 3.
e
$200.
er s
the
Guid
ar ch
Project $560.
Series
$660.
a sa lar y
Sha rp
of
$1.10 per
hour
:
Recommended
P e rso n n e l
S ERVICE DE PA RTMENT RESIGNATIONS .
TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
NAME
SALARY
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
BUCHANAN "T TIME F! OORMAN CAPITOL HILL SR.
ASSIGNMENT
6-3-64
FLOORMAN
NAME
52.50 MO.
7-6-64
■
VOLLMER, R.E.
210. MO.
7—14—64
pm an -re si gne d )
COFFMAN, JAMFS D.
210. MO.
(cha 6-29-64
SHEFFIELD. CURTIS
CAPITOL HILL SR.
6-30-64
COLEMAN, JOE C.
ALL SCHOOLS
FLOORMAN
ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
FLOORMAN
CLASSEN
FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
JOHN MARSHALL-HOOVER . HALF-TUMF FLOORMAN
7- TlMF Fl OORMAN
BUCHANAN
RFI IFF Fl OORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN
7-17-64
FLOORMAN
SOUTHEAST FLOORMAN
CRAWFORD, GEORGE
DYCUS, RICHARD L<.
7-13-64
7-10-64
52.50 MO.
7-21-64
.
210. MO.
l
EUGENE
7-3-64
7-8-64
2 10. MO.
210. MO.
FLOORMAN
PAGE
HAIF-TIMF Fl OORMAN
7-20-64
7-14-64
HARDING
505. MO.
210. MO.
RAULSTON. STEVEN
FLOORMAN
WEBSTER
FLOORMAN
ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
FLOORMAN
NORTHEAST
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
7-20-64
7-8-64
7-3-64
7-20-64
2l0. MO.
210. MO.
210. MO.
210. MO.
THIESSEN, LEONARD
SHOFMAKF, TOMMY
SHELTON, CHARLES E.
REED, GROVER JR.
PEARSON, JAKE
MCCLENDON, O.G.
HUDSON. JAMES L„
BURLESON.
Bro wn , jam es
MATTINGLY, JOSEPH JR.
HARDING FLOORMAN
7-3-64
HUTCHINS. CARROL
TIME FLOORMAN
BUCHANAN
ADMINISTRATION B .DG. 7-27-64 FLOORMAN
-
7-13-64
7-21-64
VOLLMER, RICHARD E,
WHARRY, DONALD M.
TRANSFERS
(BOND-TRANSFERRED)
a ns fe rr e d )
-
'
105. MO.
HAWTHORNE FLOORMAN
■
MCLISH, CLOVIS W.
-
d)
(ELL 1 s on -tra ns fer re d )
(ca udl e -tr
(st ee le -tra ns fer re d )
ferre
( BA TSO N-TRA NSF ERR ED) n -trans
e -tr a ns fe rr e d )
(thornto (har
(coh n -tr an sf er re d ) (kn ight -tra ns fe rr ed )
(add itiona l )
CONT'D
3, 19& MEETING OF AUGUST !
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MAINTENANCE
NAME
EDWARD
RESIGNATION
OWENS,
DECEASED POSEY, ARVIL A.
■
7-1-64-
EFFECTIVE DATE
ROOFER
7-13-64
ASSIGNMENT
WELDER
.
T
MCELROY, ROBERT L.
LOONEY, ORVILLE
DELL, WALTER L.
CAMBRON, EDGAR S.
4.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
t.75 HR.
2.50 HR.
1.35 HR.
2.21 HR.
6-25-64
7-20-64
6-22-64
7-13-64
7-6-64
7-20-64
6-E-64
BRICKLAYER
I.A BORER
ASSIGNMENT
MAXWELL. THOMAS B. JR.
1.2 5 HR.
7-5-64
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
MILLER, DAVID F.
1 .25 HR.
7-3-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
MCELROY, ROGER E.
2.25 HR.
6-25-64
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
MUSGRAVE, MAX A.
2.25 HR.
7-1-64
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
ROGERS, RONALD J.
1 .25 HR.
7-2-64
ROOFER
HELPER
'PLASTERER
LABORER
PLASTERER
PLASTERER
HELPER
LABORER
ROOFER
MECHANIC
MASON TENDER
STEAMFITTER
SIMMONS. WAYNE W.
2.25 HR.
6-20-64
PETE R.
SMITH, ALLIE
1.50 HR.
PATTERSON,
SNYDER, FRANKLIN C.
2.00 HR.
7-7-64
TAFFFY, JAMES J.
1
19&+ ~ CONT'D
3, MEETING OF AUGUST i
)
1—1 o B o CD Jh
(D
nd 0) fl (0 o o 0)
Ph
NAME
TERMINATIONS
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
OR
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
2
REMARKS
7-30-64
LABQRgR
APPROVED EXP.
1 .25 HR.
7-1-64
LABORER
DEGREE COLLEGE
1.00 HR.
7-20-62
CAMERAMAN
SALARY
2900. YR.
7-20-62
LABORER
3200. YR.
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
NAME MAINTENANCE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
TAYLOR, GALEN L.
AUDIO VISUAL
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
SHOOT. WILLIAM
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
DANIEL, CHARLES-P'
SMITH. HAROLD L.
7-17-64
(POLK-tra ns fe rr ed )
.... -
CAMERAMAN
7-17-64
BROADCASTING CENTER
..
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
BROADCASTING CENTER
RESIGNATION
EDDIE M.
(ke y -re sig ne d ) FARMER,
WlMERr JAMES T.
J
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONI'D
Personnel RecommencLed
P-24
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS CHANGES OF STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
SERVICE DEPARTMENT ODYS R. ANDREWS, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT ROCKWOOD, SALARY $325. PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT CAPITOL HILL JR, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, 1964.
THOMAS P. BATSON, FLOORMANAT PAGE, SALARY $230. PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT KENNEDY, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, 1964.
ARVIL R. BEAIRD, FIREMAN AT NORTHWEST CLASSEN, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, SALARY $310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY l6, 1964.
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WASHINGTON,
DELL BEESON, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HOOVER, SALARY $340. PER MONTH, TO CUSTODIAL SUPERVISOR, ADM INSTRATION BUILDING, SALARY $4l6.60 PER MONTH PLUS $50. CAR ALLOWANCE PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
NAT W. BOND, HALF-TIME FLOORMAN AT HOOVER AND HALF-TIME FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $210*,PER MONTH, TO FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $220. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. ANTOINE BRIDGETT, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT TRUMAN, SALARY $325. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT KENNEDY, SALARY $340. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
JAMES C. BUTLER, FLOORMAN AT LINWOOD, SALARY $215. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WEST NICHOLS HILLS, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. GLEN CAUDLE, FLOORMAN AT CLASSEN, SALARY S225. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT LONGFELLOW, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
CLIFTON CLEMONS, ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN AT CENTRAL, SALARY $340. PER MONTH, CENTRAL, SALARY $370. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
RODNEY A. COHN, FLOORMAN AT NORTHEAST, SALARY $220. SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 3, 1964.
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT
PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS,
BAILEY JOE COTTRELL, FIREMAN AT CAPITOL HILL JR, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 16, 1964.
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT
FREDDIE G. ELLISON, FLOORMAN AT CAPITOL HILL SR, SALARY $220. PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT JEFFERSON, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, 1964.
CLEO HENSON, FLOORMAN AT STAND WATIE, SALARY $220. PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, 1964. . , â– BERT LONG, LAUNDRYMAN ANO FLOORMAN AT NORTHEAST, SALARY $220. PEP MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT NORTHEAST,
SALARY $255.
PER MONTH,
EFL EC I IVE JULY 20,1 964.
JOHN W. MCDONALD, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $385. PER MONTH, TO CUSTODIAL SUPERVISOR, SALARY $416,66 PER MONTH, PLUS $50. CAR ALLOWANCE PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964, T.W. MOTLEY, FLOORMAN AT DOUGLASS, SALARY $250. PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT DOUGLASS, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 16, 1964.
FRANK NICHOLS, FLOORMAN AT HARDING, SALARY $220. PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, 1964. BENTON J. NIECE, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HARMONY, SALARY $290. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. SILAS OGLE, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT POLK, $340. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY l6,
SALARY $290. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HOOVER, SALARY 1964,
HOWARD M. POTTER, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WHEELER, SALARY $310. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WEBSTER, SALARY $340. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY J, 1964.
L.C. PREWETT, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT DAVIS, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT SHIELDS HEIGHTS, SALARY $310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964,
'
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19^ - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS
CHANGES OF STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS;
SERVICE DEPARTMENT ARVIL REDDEN, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WASHINGTON, SALARY $310. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $370* PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. FRED Ro SMITH, RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 16, 1964.
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT DAVIS,
LLOYD STEVENSON, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WALNUT GROVE, SALARY $270. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT ORCHARB PARK, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, 1964.
LESLIE E. WILLIAMS, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT SHIELDS HEIGHTS, SALARY $335. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT ROOSEVELT, SALARY $340. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
DAVID WILSON, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HARMONY, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, TO ASSISTANT CUSTODIAN AT CENTRAL, SALARY $340. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. CLAUD WINDHAM, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT SHIDLER, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WHEELER, SALARY $310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. ROBERT YOUHG) HEAD CUSTODIAN AT ORCHARD PARK, SALARY $295. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT TRUMAN, SAUfcY $310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
JOHNNY HIGHTOWER, FIREMAN AT JEFFERSON, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EMERSON, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 16, 1964. KEITH MANS*, CUSTODIAN SUPERVISOR, SALARY * $7200. PER YEAR, JULY I, 1964.
PLUS * $50. CAR ALLOWANCE,
HUGH TREAT, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EMERSON, SALARY $290. PER MONTH, SALARY $310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, I 964.
EFFECTIVE
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT ROCKWOOD,
AUDIO VISUAL THELMA BRINDLEY, LIBRARY CLERK AT HOOVER, SALARY $195. PER MONTH, TO CAMERA TECHNICIAN, BROADCASTING CENTER, SALARY $250. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. CLAUDE MAXWELL, TEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHER, $3300. PER YR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
SALARY $1.50 PER HR, TO TECHNICIAN,
SALARY
MAINTENANCE
CLAYTON L. DANIEL, TEMPORARY PLUMBER, SALARY $2,25 PER HR, TO PERMANENT PLUMBER, SALARY $4700. PER YR, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964. HARRY DAVIS, CARPENTER, TO RECEIVE CAR ALLOWANCE OF $40. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JULY 13,
1964.
WILLIAM IRA GILMORE, TEMPORARY ROOFER, SALARY $1.54 PER HR. TO PERMANENT ROOFER, SALARY $3400. PER YR., EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1964.
FLOYD ALLEN ROSS, APPRENTICE WELDER, SALARY $3800. PER YR, TO JOURNEYMAN WELDER, PER YR, EFFECTIVE JULY 27, >964.
SALARY $4200.
JAMES D. POLK, SUPPLY DEPARTMENT, SALARY $2800. PER YR, TO LABORER IN MAINTENANCE, SALARY $3400. PER YR, EFFECTIVE JULY 27, 1964.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the personnel items listed above. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #238 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the July payrolls, authorize issuing the August payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the itemized list below.)
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 3, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
20,321.21
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
119,654.09
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
14,164.62
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
1O,597.7S
300,639.44
BOND FUND
TOTAL
$
465,374.14
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Audio Visual Material?
Low
5-40
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
41.00
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Miscellaneous Library
Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
FLOY CAMPBELL . ' Travel Exp. - Portland, Oregon Public Relations Seminar
Board Action
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronics - Supplies
Selected
COUNTY TREASURER OKLA. COUNTY Tax Assessment
Taxes
DOENGES SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Selected
12.65 1.00
13.65
139.85
258.92 195.90 48.68
503.50
45.70
994.56
79.90
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
7,993.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Library Supplies
Board Action
5.60
EMSCO ELECTRIC COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
880.31
EWTON INSURANCE AND ACCOUNTING AGENCY Property Insurance
Board Action
937.71
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Electronics - Supplies
Lew
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing -
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement
MACHINES CORP. Eqpt. Rental Eqpt. Rental Eqpt. Rental
27*84
2,680.50 75.00, 120.50
2,876.00
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Lew
45.88
HARRY JOHNSON Legal Expense - Little Rock, Ar. Civil Rights Legislation Meeting.
Board Action
21.06
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Board Action
99.00
LEE WAY MOTOR FREIGHT Data Processing
Selected
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO, Building Rental
Rental Agreement
BILL LILLARD Travel Exp. - Little Rock, Ark. Civil Rights Legislation Meeting
Board Action
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Textbooks
Publisher
387.32
T. Co MCCOURRY Rent - 9216 N. Western
Rental Agreement
125.00
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
8.25
, -
565.00
74.60
60.00
MIDEKE SUPPLYâ– COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Lew Lew
34-80 ,44.52
79.32
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
MONROE CALCULATING COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Research
Low-
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Summer School
Publisher
45.36
OKLAHOMA STATE SCHOOL BOARD ASSOC, Miscellaneous
Agreement
300.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS Furniture Repair Materials
Board Action
156.75
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
Standard
280.00
Postage
156.20
Postage
88.20
POSTMASTER Printing POSTMASTER General Instruction POSTMASTER General Instruction
1,903.00
7.64
RUHL POTTS Travel Exp. - Denver, Colo. Robinson Brick & Tile Co,
Board Action
RECORDAK CORPORATION Research Research
Standard Standard
THE RENT IT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
RHYTHM RECORD COMPANY Library
Publisher
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt.' Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
117.13
.. 121
124.48
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low Low
916.41 122.04
1,038.45
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Business Office Research Office Superintendent’s Office
Low Low Low
1.59 8.94 .82
11.35
101.38
9.05 ... 2^0
11.55
6.4O
41.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 196k - CONT'D ... I'"
... ~..
.............. .... ......... .
Bills and Payrolls
B-4
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
A. AACHEN AUTO WRECKERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
ACADEMI GUILD PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORP. Personnel Office Printing Printing
Low Low Standard
1.65 19.80 10.60
32.05
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Audio Visual Materials Business Office Personnel
Low Low Selected
8.10 9.80 .50
18.40
AGNEW PIPE & STEEL COMPANY' General Instruction
Low
ALLYN AND BACON, INC. Title III
Publisher
17.46
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Publisher
12.32
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQPT. CO. Office Machines
Standard
95.00
ANDY ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS CO. Storeroom Stock
Board Action ~
APCO OIL CORPORATION Custodial Supplies
Low
SARA Ho AUGUSTINE Travel Exp. - Philadelphia, Pa« International Reading Assoc,
Board potion
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Low
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
37.60
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Selected
43.95
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
CHANNING L. BETE COMPANY INC. Manpower Manpower
Low Publisher
12.50
3.75
3.00
1,027.20
-
25.58
170.21
2.20
152.51
84.35 2^.06
339.41
MEETING OE AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-5
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) BILL’S TEXACO Operating - Gas & Oil
Selected
37.24
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
26.95
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard
53.33
RALPH Lo BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. General Instruction
:
4.20
Agreement
BOSTITCH-MIDWEST, INC. Manpower
Low
BOTTENFIELD’S, INC. Manpower Manpower
Low Low
CLARENCE Lo BOYD COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
standard
PAUL BRAWDY Lawn Supplies
Low
140.00
BRITTAIN BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
19.05
BRIX, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
JOHN A. BROWN & COMPANY Library
Low
BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY General Instruction
Low
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Repair Instruc. Equipment Lawn Supplies General Eqpt. Repair
Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
CAPITOL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Selected
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Superintendents Office Book Rebinding Storeroom Stock
Low Lqw Low
15.85
36.90 24.00
60.90
55.68
1,430.15
46.63
2,991.00
71.00
• 50 8.31 12.95
21.76
22.50
6.06 57.60 9-94
MEETING OE AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-6
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY (continued) Audio Visual Materials Printing Printing
Low Low Low
27^
625.20
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low
100.20 32.45 48.68
181.33
CITY CARBONIC SALES & SERV. CO. Audio Visual Materials
Selected
28.00
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
13.76
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
50.60
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction Vehicles ~ Regular
Selected Selected Selected
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE DIV. Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Standard
COLLIER - MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Title III Manpower
Board Action Publisher
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS CO. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
CONTRACTORS SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Treasurer
Low
87.40
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
94.10
CUISENAIRE CO. OF AMERICA Library & Textbooks
Publisher
7.00
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
1.20
107.60 168.60
1,494.00
6.10 5.00 11.79
22.89
4-75
556.50
3 >48
559.98
1,769.10
3.40
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19.64 - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
DOLLIES CERAMICS Storeroom Stock
Board Action
H. DORSEY DOUGLAS, INC. General Instruction
Selected
36.45
MRS. IRMA DOUGLAS Travel Exp. - St. Louis, Mo. Amer. Library Assoc. Convention
Board Action
49.59
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Manpower Recreational Supplies General Instruction Storeroom Stock Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Low Low Board Action, Standard
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Vehicles - Repair Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Regular
Standard Standard Standard Standard
BILL DOYLE Miscellaneous
J^ow
EALES T. V. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
2.52
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Standard
28.00
EDUCATIONAL AUDIO VISUAL INC. Library and Textbooks
Publisher
59-83
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC. Library
Board Action
512.09
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE General Instruction
Publisher
343-66
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronic Supplies Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies
Low Low Board Action Board Action
111.85 95,60 96.16 71-gl
374-92
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS, INC. Audio Visual Materials TV Rights
Board Action Board Action
180.10 344.00
524-10
510.00
36.70 43-50 ^3-00 1,650.00
^A-^6
1,807-76
26.26 51.68 6.34 1.96
86.24
36.96
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19&I- - .CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-8
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICAiPRESS, INC. Title III
Publisher
ENRICHMENT TEACHING MATERIALS Library
Low
EUREKA WATER COMPANY Printing
Selected
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY COMPANY Lawn Supplies
Low
14-40
FILM ASSOCIATES OF CALIFORNIA TV Rights
Board Action
20.00
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Selected Selected
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
32.45
FORESTS LAWNMOWER SERVICE Lawn Repair
Standard
4-25
VAN FRANCIS TYPESETTING Printing
Low
FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
IRWIN GAUMER Subscriptions
Board Action
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
GEOGRAPHICAL PUB. COMPANY Title III.
Publisher
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
GLIDDEN COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
9.44
21.96
3-75
3-52 7.76
16.62
15-95
109-16
6.30
4,275.39
3.90
59.00
26.00 101.68
127.68
1,096.80
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-9
1963-64 GENERAL FUND -(continued) GLUE & PASTE DISTS.t INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Lew Selected
G & R EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board, Action
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Printing
Lew
13.30
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Electronic Supplies
Low
18.81
GREGG PUBLISHING DIVISION Manpower
Publisher
8.30
Co S. HAMMOND & COMPANY Library
Publisher
23.92
HANSON-BENNETT MAGAZINE AGENCY Title III
Board Action
HARCOURT, BRACE & WORLD, INC. Manpower Library
Publisher Lew
105.25 , is.-.a
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Library Repair to Instructional Eqpt. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Standard Standard Standard
14.54 28.25 3.56 3.90 20.76 1.35 206.90 20.36 9.80 4-99 129.00 49.06 33.84 105.61
HARWALD COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
HAUN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Board Action
724.80
9.00 15.00
24.00
328.26
1,094.41
,. ,-„22
123.78
632.91
30.00
960.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19&+ - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-10
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
Do Co HEATH AND COMPANY Library
Publisher
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
4.00
HOLTs RINEHART & WINSTON, INC, Library
Publisher
2.42
HORN SEED COMPANY, INCo Lawn Repair and Supplies
Low
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET, INC., General Instruction
Agreement
8.10
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
5.30
HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
IBM CORPORATION Adult School Supplies Data Processing Eqpt.
Selected Agreement
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
37.30
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
12.07
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Library Library Library Library Library Library
Board Board Beard Board Board Board Board
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
20.85
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
20.00
JOHNSON PROCESS COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Selected
25.70
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT & SUPPLY Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Regular
Selected Selected
36.96
14.40
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
70.50
12.60 75.00
42.50 2.37 1,186.62 232.62 340.10 506.83 484.22
32.56
87.60
2,795.26
36,92
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-ll
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction General Eqpt, Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
18.69 98,88 30.26
Agreement .Standard Standard Standard
,,,5^-72
202.53
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY' Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
LowLow
KILPATRICK BROTHERS, INC. Manpower
Low
KOLDROC ASPHALT COMPANY Lawn Repair
Selected
273.13
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
23.70
CLINT W. LEE COMPANY Commencement Expense Commencement Expense
Board Action Board Action
1.88 56.80
58.68
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY LibraryLibrary Library
Board Action Board Action Publisher
1.91 . 4.20 138.88
144.99
LISTENING LIBRARY INC. Library
Board Action
LOCAL TOWEL & UNIFORM SERVICE Laundry Expense
Selected
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Library
Publisher
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
MCCALL CORPORATION Library and Textbooks
Publisher
MCCORMICK-MATHERS PUBLISHING CO. Library and Textbooks
Publisher
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
12.85
20.18
5.52
310.96
5.70
12.35
425.00 139.00
<»
564.00
63.OO
35-54
474.30
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY TV Rights TV Rights
Board Action Board Action
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Filter Expense Lawn Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower General. Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyCustodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low LowLetter Bid Selected Selected Board Action
MIDWESTERN ENGINE & EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
4.76
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Electronic Supplies
Selected
41.54
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Low
84.78
MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLY General Instruction
Board Action
MODERN STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Project Planning
Standard
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
404 • 04
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Agreement
100.50
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. Data Processing
Board Action
3,262.32
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
108.84
E. MORRIS MANUFACTURING CO, Manpower
Low
100.86
126.00 166.50
292.50
49.00
195.50
9.72 27-44 51.01 11.76 26.80 35.25 14.64 4*40 390.02
-
571.04
145,50
11.81
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19^ ~ CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-13
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) THE C. V. MOSBY COMPANY Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies
Board Action Publisher
MOTIER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding
Board Action
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Office Machines Business Office
Standard Low
44-57 56.43
101.00
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks Personnel
Selected Publisher
34.05 „2.25
36.30
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Filter Expense
Standard
40.00
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
1.42
NOBLE’S SHOE & LUGGAGE REPAIR Superintendents Office
Low
3.00
NRG FUELS CORPORATION Heat - Lone Star School Feb. March,'April & May
Low
223.47
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Board Action
582.35
OAKITE PRODUCTS, INC. Manpower
Selected
OIL FIELD IGNITION General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt.
Low Low' Low
42.84 15.04 6.99
64-87
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Purchasing Library
Low Low
3..25 7.60
10.85
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Manpower Adult School Supplies Laundry Expense General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board
3.50 10.00 30.00 125.00 24.10
192.60
OKLAHOMA CITY TREASURER General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
PARTS CO. INC. Repair & Supplies Repair & Supplies Repair & Supplies
Action Action Action Action Action
234,13 198.45
432.58
2,697.10
37.05
43.00
—J
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
I
Bills and Payrolls
B-14
1963r-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
—'
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
21,021.58
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
1,984.21
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Board Action Board Action Board Action
2.54 120.3Q 14.10
36.94
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies
Board Action Board Action
665.31 637.26
1,302.57
7,645-47
21.78
i
*
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Summer School
Publisher
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
18.80
OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY Audio Visual Materials
Selected
6.66
PATS-CO ATHLETIC MFG. COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
343.75
JACK F. PARKER Travel Exp. Seattle, Wash. NEA Convention
Board Action
73.44
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
12.50
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action Low
30.09 17-67 5.80 73.75 986.75 16.92
PRENTICE HALL INC. Library Library
Publisher Publisher
6.10 101.08
142.56
1,570.54
107.18
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 196^ - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-15
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
RADIO SUPPLY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected*
RADIO, INCORPORATED In Service Training Electronic Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Selected
RAMBLER VILLAGE, INC. General Instruction General Instruptin
Agreement Agreement
RAND McNALLY & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
RANDOM HOUSE Library Title III
Board Action Board Action
RECORDAK CORPORATION Research
Standard
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Manpower
Low
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
ROYAL MCBEE CORPORATION Office Machines
Standard
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
W. B. SAUNDERS Library
Publisher
10.00
SCHONWALD SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
41.55
4.14 10.30 2.76
17.20
103.20 460.35 .65
564.20
21.74 1.41
23.15
24«48
■•881.73 243.84
1,125.57
23.80
1.62 18.98 90.66
111.26
8.80
34.76
7,264.57
10.75
11,836.12
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
%•
Bills and Payrolls
B-16
1963--64 GENERAL FUND (continued) SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY General Instruction Vehicles - Regular
Low Low
,L. W. SINGER COMPANY, INC, Library
Publisher
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INC. Filter Expense
Board Action
S. W. BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone Telephone
Utilities Utilities
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Manpower
Row
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Selected
STATE OF MINNESOTA Library
Publisher
3-75
STATE OF VIRGINIA TV Rights
Selected
2.00
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower
Selected
30,02 44.19 80.96
155.17
57.00 115.44 54.94 36.39 22.96 8.68 94.00
389-41
32.72
.
.
919.16 ' 122.04
67.20
1,041.20
1.10
106.30
1,636.48 3.368.57
5,005.05
24.15
218.90
22.00 46.65
68.65
8,720.73
15.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19& ~ CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-17
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Title III
Low
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Instruction Purchasing Manpower Project Planning Business Office Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Lew Board Action Board Action Selected
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Manpower
Publisher
289.00
TRIANGIE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY Project Planning .
Low Letter Bid
305.67
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Storeroom Stock
Board Action ....
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
UNITED ARTISTS ASSOCIATED Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
425.00
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Library
Publisher
150.15
U. S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Title VIII
Publisher
82.95
VASECO, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Repairs to Instruc. Eqpt.
Board Action Standard
VOGL TOOL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
91.20
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
14.20
WESTERN UNION Telegraph
Utilities
I
136.00
1,192.50
101.25 2.36 51.01 5.97 109.44 35-19 2.88 $90.00 587.52
2,339.99
1,191.60
50.06
622.25
. 33,
656.ll
9.81
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19&4- - CONT'D ■ ■..... .......... ................. .....
- --
—'—....................................................... .....................................
..—
—----- —---- ------- ---- —......
........ .............
Bills and. Payrolls
B-18
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) WHEELER & STUCKEY Health Office
Low
OIEN WILLIAMS SALES & SERVICE General Instruction
Standard
WILMAR FILMS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
40.50
H. W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Publisher
111.50
GLEN YOUNG General Equipment Repair
Selected
25.00
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
86.00
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
12.00
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
19.88
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
58.50 93.00
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
21.00 45.00 21.00
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING CO. Title III
Board Action
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
24.60
GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
140.00
23.36
2.40
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
472.50 129.00
601.50
404.50
87.00
9,930.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19&+ - CONT'D ------------------------ —----------- --------
—■
-... ....—......... -.....—...
...................................................... ....................... -........................................................... ..........-................-............. . .............. ’
..........
-.............................. . ........................
Bills and Payrolls
-
B-19
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Lew
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
XL5.21 36.79
52.00
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
e
42.80
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIXED CONCRETE Materials - Buildings
Board Action
45.15
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS Materials - Buildings
Low
12.84
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
69.42
172.80 5.25
215.90
6.65
865.81
1,448.12 97.45
1,545.57
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
AMIS & KELLY CONSTRUCTION CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement
CAPPS MUSIC COMPANY ' Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
710.00
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Boa,rd Action
132.50
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
167.00
891.50
88.12
3.05
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-20
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
190.50
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Grounds Materials - Grounds Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Low
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
599-80 377.40 26.81 3.71 99.20 9.00 304.99 61.00 1.80 18.69 3.20 .^1,505.60
DOWLINGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected Low
FLANAGAN ROOTING SERVICE Materials - Buildings
Selected
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Garfield Fire
Board Action
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials â– > Buildings
Board Action
32.70
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
50.00
THE HESSMER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
29.20
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Grounds
Low
61.80
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
293.00
36.19
99.12 1.70 110.40
211.22
16.00
-
313.41
721.99
5.13
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D -------------------- —--------------- ---------- ---------------- - -----......-...............
BILLS and PAYROLLS
.... - ............ ■ -
-
■; ....-
------------ --- ------------ ---------------- ——;----- - ---------------- -..............................
'
. ........
.......
....
.................................... .
.....
........................
B-21
1963-64 BUILD^JG LEVY FUND (continued) JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
92.90
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
5.82
KILPATRICK BROTHERS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
152.32
LEE WAY MOTOR FREIGHT INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
18.30
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Eqpt. Noninstructional Eqpt.
Selected Low
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE CO. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low Letter Bid Board Action Low Low
PASCAL P. PADDOCK, INC. Materials - Buildings
Selected
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials ~
Board Action Board Action Low
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
70.00 108.28
178.28
44.40
64.50 .■47
8.4s 500.00 1,278.45 57.64 35.00
1,879.57
124» 88
1,527.50 325.00
1,857.70
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Manpower
Low
138.75
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
174-88
WALT SHULTZ EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
6.70
SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Selected
24.00
STATE PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
40.39
TEXAS REFINERY CORPORATION Materials - Grounds
Selected
35.28
THEIMER PLUMBING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
5.50
UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
42.50
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
121.20
29.00
102.00 1
BOND FUND
Bills and Payrolls
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #13 - Bldg. (Kennedy)
Board Action
52,262.10
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action
132.50
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #1 - Bldg. (Gr. Pastures)
Board Action
35,140.00
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT, INC. Est. #12 - Arch.Fee (Webster)
Board Action
925.19
GARDNER HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Eqpt. (Kennedy & Webster)
Board Action
E. D. HILL JR. COUNTY SURVEYOR Survey (Foster)
Board Action
115.00
JAX FIXTURE & SUPPLY COMPANY Eqpt. (Kennedy & Webster)
Board Action
1,510.00
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #2 - Bldg. (Madison)
Board Action
4,078.00
KITCHEN INTERIORS, INC. Eqpt. (Kennedy & Webster)
Board Action
21,000.00
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INC. Est. #12 ~ Bldg. (Webster)
Board Action
46,259.40
METROPOLITAN PAVING CO,. BLDG, DIV. Est, #2 - Bldg. (Star Spencer)
Board Action
123,630.30
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES CO. Business Expense
Utilities
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #2 - Arch. Fee (Star Spencer)
Board Action
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster
Board Action Board Action
SEMINOFF-BOWMAN-BODE, ARCHITECTS Est, #1 - Green Pastures
Board Action
702.80
SOREY, HILL & SOREY, INC. Est. #13 - Arch. Fee (Kennedy)
Board Action
1,045.24
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Webster
Board Action
4,900.00
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS, ARCHITECT Est. #2 - Madison
Board Action
105,30
,1,426.00
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975.00
2,472.61
1,980,00 1.980.00
3,960.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JULY. 1964 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Social Security Tax
1,053.50
L. L. LESLIE & EFFIE LESLIE
New Sites
6,210.00
MAJOR S. W. STEPHENS
Miscellaneous
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Social Security Tax
HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN
New Sites
628.32
STOCK YANKS BANK
New' Sites
979.96
.. New Sites
33,484.00
OAKCLIFF CORPORATION
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230.00
178,807.51
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 19^ ~ CONT'D R. #239 Bills and. Payrolls Approved.
R. #240 Chair Trucks Purchased.
It was moved hy Mr. Bernitt and seconded hy M$3. Welch that the Board ratify the authorize issuing the August payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor hills per list above in the total amount of $465,374.14 as recommended. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Motion was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of chair trucks for use at Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from Triangle School Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $883.80 is to be charged to the following Accounts: $
B 1119-C B 1122-C
441.90 441.90
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call
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R. #241 Television Receivers Purchased.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of television receivers for use by all schools from Leo Maxwell Company, Inc. This purchase in the amount of $7,765ÂŤ5O has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III and is to be charged to Account BL LO3O-D1. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #242 Folding Partitions Purchased
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of folding partitions for use at Page Elementary School from E. S. Hauserman Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,764.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #243 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of automotive Automotive Rep. repair equipment from Oklahoma State University, Technical Institute. This purchase in the Eqpt. Approved amount of $1,100.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. On roll- call, all members present voted "Aye." R. #244 Gasoline Purchased
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of gasoline for use by the school buses serving Star-Spencer High School from The Continental Oil Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. These purchases will be charged to Account G 420-A. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 196k - CONT'D
It was moved by Mr. Rog^-s and seconded by Mr&. Welch to approve the purchase of testing materials for use by the Guidance and Testing Department from the following companies:
$
The Psychological Corporation California Test Bureau Harcourt, Brace and. World., Inc.
268.50 1,153.90 2,853.76
R- #245 Testing Mtls Purchased
Total These purchases are to be charged, to Account G 240-B. voted "Aye."
On roll call, all members present
Motion was macle by Mr. Bennett and. seconded, by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of heating R. #246 and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who Heating and Plumbing Sup. submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Purchased U. S. Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Crane Supply Company Flanagan Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Federal Corporation Mideke Supply Company
$ 5,719.13
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. on roll call.
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All members present voted "Aye"
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of printing materials, supplies and equipment for use by the vocational printing classes at Central and Capitol Hill Senior High Schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Mergenthaler Linotype Company Star Parts Company Litho Service & Supply Dee's Photo Supply Columbia Ribbon & Carbon Mfg. Company Robert W. Brubbe Company, Inc. Western Paper Company Bingham Printing Inks Interstate Litho Plate & Supply
$-
117.58 509.56 101.75 5I.8O 60.78 171.63 470.63 240.20 1,239.17
Total These purchases are to be charged, to the following Accounts:
G 240-M G 620-A BL 1030-C8 On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
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$ 1,635-16 583.64 744.30
R. #247 Printing Mtls. Supplies & Eqp Purchased
MEETING OF AUGUST 3, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #248 Films, and Other Teaching Aids Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of films, filmstrips, projectuals, and related teaching aids from the following companies:
Film Associates of California Jim Martin, Educational•Films McGraw-Hill Book Company Encyclopedia Britannics Films Bailey Films, Inc. Productions Unlimited National Film Board of Canada General Motors Corporation Jam Handy, Inc. Vaseco, Inc. Charlie Pacey, Educational Films Filmstrip House Fleetwood Films, Inc. International Communications Foundation Princeton Report Coronet Films Cenco Educational Films Atlantis Productions, Inc. Pat Dowling Pictures Moody Institute of Science Indiana University F. E. Compton Company Modern Learning Aids Heath de Rochemont Holt- Rinehart & Winston Total
$ 2,180.00 3,895.00 4,619.62 3,201.85 100.50 125.00 130.00 217.34 220.75 187.30 1,085.00 370.12 360.00 247.00 300.00 2,220.00 1,500.00 200.00 270.00 69O.OO 1,015.00 302.70 3,97O.o 6’ 661.00 84o.oo $28,908.18
These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, and are to be charged to Account G 240-B2. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Information to the Board
R. #24-9 Purchase of Textbooks Approved
The followingws submitted as information to the Board:
1.
A transfer of $90,000.00 has been made from Central Food Service Surplus to Central Food Service Equipment Account.
2.
The Food Service can cutting will be held at Taft Junior High School on August 10-14, 1964.
3.
The Central Food Service Financial Statement - July 1, 1963, through June 30, 1964.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of textbooks for use at Webster and Kennedy Junior High Schools from the following companies: $14,032.67 2,994-75 8,768.91 278.00 2^6.50 561.00 300.00 1,421.50
Thompson School Book Depository Holt, Rinehart & Winston Oklahoma School Book Depository University of Oklahoma Press Associated Publishers, Inc. Addison Wesley Belwin, Inc. Science Research Associates Total
$28,603.33
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $18,7^-8.92 9,854.41
G 1030-K G 220 On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #250 Bids on Gym Floor at Grant Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the low bids received July 28, 1964, in each of the three phases of furnishing materials and installing a floor in the gymnasium at U. S. Grant High School as follows:
WORK Membrane Waterproofing Gymnasium Floor System Miscellaneous Work
CONTRACTOR Bryan Roofing and Sheet Metal Co. Superior Floor, Inc. Benmore, Inc.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
AMOUNT $ 544.00 9,950.00 1,450.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 6, 1964
TEEE BOARD OF EDUCATION cfc THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA' CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1964,
AT 4: 30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett Melvin P. Rogers ABSENT:
William F. Lott Mrs. Warren (Eloise Bryan) Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer
Invocation
The invocation was given by Dr. Parker and was followed by roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of a school site from American First Title and Trust Company, 219 Park Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the price of $1,250.00 per acre. Legal description of. property follows:
All of the South half (s/2) of the South half (s/2) of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4), and all of the Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4), EXCEPT: Beginning at a point in the South line of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4), 659-2' West of the Southeast corner of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) for point of beginning; thence North parallel with the East line of said Northwest Quarter (NW/4), 659*2'; thence West and parallel with the South line of said Northwest Quarter (NW/4), 329-12'; thence South and parallel with the East line of said Northwest Quarter (NW/4), 659-75' to a point in the South line of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4); thence East 329-6' to the point or place of beginning, all being in Section Twenty-six (26), Township Thirteen (13) North, Range Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, containing 45 acres (+-).
R- #252 School Site in NE Portion of District Purchased
Also included in the motion were provisions for the Board's Attorney to prepare all legal documents for the purchase, and the Business Office was instructed to proceed with negotiations for an additionaJ_ fi-ve-.-(.-5-) plus or minus, described as follows: Part of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4) of Section 26, Township 13 North, Range 3 West, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, BEGINNING at a point 659-2' West of the Southeast Corner of the Northwest Quarter (NW/4), thence North 659-8', thence West 329-12', thence South 659-75'., thence East 329-6' to the point or place of beginning, with authorization to offer $1,250.00 per acre for the additional property. all members present voted "Aye."
On roll call,
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to adjourn until 4:30 p-m., Wednesday August 19, 1964. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the
day of September, 1964.
R- #253 Adj ournment
. MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C& THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA* CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett Melvin P. Rogers
ABSENT:
William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Floy Campbell, A. J. Miller, Wallace Smith, Directors; Larry Hayes, Neil Pierce, Educational Research; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Bill Kuehl, Cecil Carson, visiting vendors; Cullen Johnson, The Daily Oklahoman; Miss Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal.
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
PURCHASING
R* #254 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of stage curtains and equipment for use at Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from^Sie following Stage Equipmen Kennedy and companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Webster Oklahoma City Scenic Company, Inc. $ 1,695*00 Capitol Stage Equipment Company 1,848.00 $ 3,543*00
Total These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:
$ 1,417.00 1,506.00 620.00
B 1119-C B 1122-C *BL 1030-D1
$ 3,543*00
Total
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R- #255 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of fans for use in various cafeterias from Westinghouse Electric Supply Company who submitted the low Purchase of quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount Fans Approved of $1,683.00 is to be charged to Central Food Service Account. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of physical education equipment for use at Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from Keller Dutton Sports, Inc., who submitted the low quotation on specifications. These purchases in the amount of $1,449-76 are to be charged to the following accounts:
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B 1119-C B 1122-C
Total All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
724.88 724.88
$ 1,449.76
R. #256 Phys. Edu. EqpKennedy and Webster
.MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (# THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA* CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett Melvin P. Rogers
ABSENT:
William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Floy Campbell, A. J. Miller, Wallace Smith, Directors; Larry Hayes, Neil Pierce, Educational Research; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Bill Kuehl, Cecil Carson, visiting vendors; Cullen Johnson, The Daily Oklahoman; Miss Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal.
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
PURCHASING
R. #254 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of stage curtains and equipment for use at Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from ^e following Stage Equipmen Kennedy and companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Webster $ 1,695.00 Oklahoma City Scenic Company, Inc. 1,848.00 Capitol Stage Equipment Company $ 3,543-00
Total These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:
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R. #255 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of fans for use in various cafeterias from Westinghouse Electric Supply Company who submitted the low Purchase of quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount Fans Approved of $1,683.00 is to be charged to Central Food Service Account. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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724.88 724.88
$ 1,449.76
R. #256 Phys. Edu. EqpKennedy and Webster
MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #257 Agreements Validated, for 64-65 School Year
Motion was made "by Mr. J&gers and seconded "by Mr. Bennett to approve validation of agreements for furnishing materials and/or services as indicated for the 1964-65 school year with the following companies who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notices:
Rainbo Baking Company Wortz Biscuit Company Cains Coffee Company Tyler & Simpson Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Capitol Frosted Foods Clayton Hayes Oklahoma Armored Car, Inc. Minick-Hudson O.Q. Fryers & Hens, Inc. Lieberman Produce Company Aladd Pest Control, Inc. Red Seal, Inc. Long's Laundry Oklahoma City Linen Service Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Gardner Hotel Supply Company Tyler & Simpson Company Morrison Wholesale Company Knight Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons Sanitary Supply Dept., Okla. Paper Co. Robinson Janitor Supply J&J Chemical Company Sherwin Williams Company West Chemical Products, Inc. Gardner Hotel Supply Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply, Inc. Jones Restaurant Equipment Company Hobart Sales Agency Medley Scale and Equipment Company Tyler & Simpson Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Hale-Halsell Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Capitol Frosted Foods Bernard Foods Mid-Central Fish Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Capitol Frosted Foods S & F Foods Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons Tyler & Simpson Company John Sexton & Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons Scrivner-Stevens Company Morrison Wholesale Company Direct Food Sales Company Allen Foods, Inc. Hale-Halsell Company S & F Foods Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply, Inc. Capitol Frosted Foods Townley's Dairy Company Fairmont Foods Company Gold Spot Dairy, Inc. Meadow Gold Ice Cream Cooper Farms Carnation Ice Cream Company On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
Bakery Products Crackers Coffee, Tea, & Condiments Coffee, Tea, & Condiments Coffee, Tea, & Condiments Coffee, Tea, & Condiments Candies Armored Car Service Poultry Eggs Pest Control & Exterminating Potato & Corn Chip Products Laundry Service Linen Service Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies ■ Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Misc. Cafeteria Supplies Small Cafeteria Eqpt. & Supplies Small Cafeteria Eqpt. & Supplies Small Cafeteria Eqpt. & Supplies Small Cafeteria Eqpt. & Supplies Small Cafeteria Eqpt. & Supplies Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods .Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods• Canned Foods Milk & Milk Products Milk & Milk Products Milk & Milk Products Ice Cream Products Ice Cream Products Ice Cream Products
MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1?64 - CONT’D
' ^fe(377?0AV , ■ ^4(37082 6 T.VS •- ' (37276A) .. NO1KL-TOR OlOltriONS " -se 'a De d - ‘qu ota ti on s - inii b> I NOTICE FOR QUOTATIONS 1 NOTICE FOR QUOTATIONS received bv thc.Boaid of Education ' SEM.LD QUOTATIONS will be1 SEALLD QUOTATIONS will be of ,Indcpende,ntrSC|iool District 1-89, 'jic-nedibi the Boaid oUEducadon' teccived bv the Board of EducaOkIciho’ma*Countv,'‘''Oklaho'ma, at the o' Independent. S> hool Distuut 1 ki ,| tion of Independent Scnool District office ot the Director of'Purchasing, 011 ihuma Counli 'Oklahoma at diol 1 89, Oklahoma County. ' Oklahoma 900 North Klein, Oklahoma Cits. I office of the DireCiOi of Puiehasin<> I at the oince o< the Director of PuiOklahoma until 2‘00 P M., C S.T , 'VO Noith Klnn, O1 Inborn? Cit',1 c basing, 9C0 North Klein, Oklahoma Tuesday, July 21, 1964, foi furnish- lOkLihom-, until 2-00 PM. C.S.T. City, Oklahoma, until 2:00 P. M., ing the following. Wednesday, June 24, 1964, for fui- C. S. 1„ Wednesday, July 1, 1964, —(1) “CANDIES” for various nishing the followirig: tor furnishing the tollowing. OKI ihorna City School Cafe- , (1) LIBRARY BOOKS fox — (1) MISCELLANEOUS CAFE-. ■■■■ ;tei I»o;-;1. V ai ious Scmjuls, Oklanoma. City,;. TE.RIA SUPPLIES,, for.. All —(2) "PEST CONTROL AND EX'Oklahoma'., ' / \ T;'* * It, Schools, Oklahoma City, Okla—(2)-’ “FROZEN FOODS,” for TERMINATING' ,SERVICE”, > — (2) ARMORED CAR TRANS- , homa> ' .?> ■ . All Oklahoma City Public School . $ 1 for All Schools, . Oklahoma PORTATION SERyiCES, for (2) PRINTING SUPPLIES. ■Cafeterias.. , ' , • . City, Oklahoma. All Oklahoma.' City Public AND EQUIPMENT, for Various'' (3) “SCIENCE SUPPLIES & At-2:00 P..M. or >soon thereafter Schools, Oklahoma! City, OklaSchools, Oklahoma City, OklaEQUIPMENT,” for Various of the; same dqy a public opening homa. | homa. , , Schools, Oklahoma City, Okla. quotations received by the At 2:00 P.M. or spoil thereafter P. M. or soon thereafter At 2100 P. M. or soon thereafter of all of Education will - be held . in qf the sa'riie d'ay* a .public opening ofAtthe2:00. same day a , public of the same day a public opening Board. of the;-Director of 'Pur' of all quotations: received by the of all quotations received, opening by the of all quotations received by. the the (officeAny quotation received Board of Education will be held in of Education will be held in Board of .Education will be held.in chasing. after 2:00 P. M. on opening date of the office of the Director, of Pur- Board the office of the Director of- Purthe office of the Director of Pur- quotation will, be returned. chasing Any quotation received Any quotation '.received' chasing,, Any ■ quotation received shall b6 submitted after 2:00 P.M.: on ! opening date chasing. after 2:00 P. M. on opening date1 after 2:00 P. M. on opening (fate of onAllthequotations prepared proposal blanks. of quotation will be'lreturried. of quotation will be returned. quotation will be returned. blanks are available in the. All quotations 1 shall! be submitted shall be submitted : All quotations shall be' submitted Proposal of the Director of Purchas-- on the : prepared.' . .proposal blanks. onAllthequotations proposal blanks. on the, prepared proposal blanks;. office ing. Proposal blanks are available in the. Proposal prepared blanks are in the Proposal blanks 'are available in the Item (1) delivered free of office of the Director bf Purchasing;; officevof. the. Director,available of'Purchasing; I office of the Director of. Purchasing. allQuote freight and handlirig charges ac- ■ Quote item (1) delivered free of Quote Item (1) delivered free Quote Item (1) and .Item (2) . de- cording to General'Conditions. all freight and handling charges as of all freight and 'handling :; livered free of all freight and hand' The 'Board -of Education Of. In- outlined in General Conditions. . charges according to schedules ling Charges according to General dependent School District 1-89, OklaThe Board of Education of Indelisted in quotation. Conditions. County, Oklahoma, Is under pendent School District 1-89, OklaQuote Item (2) delivered free Qiiote Item (3) delivered free of homa no obligation to accept -any quota- homa County, Oklahoma, is under of all freight and handling all; freight, and handling charges ac- tion. no obligation to accept any quotaCharges according to schedules cording to > schedule on quotation. I This quotation is submitted as a tion. listed in quotation. The Board of Education of Inde- legal .This, . quotation , is: submitted, as" a I offer, and when accepted by The Board of Education, of Independent School District 1-89, .Okla- the Board of Education constitutes legal offer, and wheq -accepted by Sendent School District 1-89, Oklahoma County,. Oklahoma, is under a firm the Board .— of *Education constitutes oma County, Oklahoma is under contract. ■■■■’■: no obligation to accept any quotaa --------< .......................... firm contract. J THOMAS J. SMITH, Director of obligation to accept any quotation. THOMAS .I. SMIT1I, Director of no; Purchasing, Board of Education. This quotation, is submitted as a Purchasing Board! of Education tion of Independent School This quotation is submitted ' as va legal offer, and' When accepted by of Independent School ■:. District legal . ■. District 1-89,j Oklahoma County, offer, and when accepted by the'Board of Education constitutes 1-89, Oklahoma County, ‘Oklaho- the Board of Education .constitutes Oklahoma, . 900 North Klein,, a firm contract. ma, 906 North Klfeln, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. | a firm contract. ' THOMAS'J. SMITH, Director of (Published The Daily Law Jour- , City, Oklahoma. { THOMAS J. SMITHJVDlrector. of Purchasing; Board of Education nal-Record,inJuly 8, 9 and 10, 1964) || (Published June 11, 12 and 13, 1964) Purchasing, Boardvof Education of, ..Independent School District ui iiiuupciiuuiiL 'School o.viiuurf" _ of - Independent District 1-89, Oklahoma County, Oklaho1-89, Oklahoma nisuviua - County, Guui, l /,. . Okla-/ ma, 90p -North. Klein, Oklahoma homa, 900 North Klein, OklaCity, Oklahoma. homa City, Oklahoma (Published in The Daily Law Jour(Published in /The Daily Law Journal-Record July 9, 10 and 11, 1964) nal-Record June j.8, 19, T and 20, 196$' (37926A) (37995A) (37941A) NOTICE FOR.'QUOTATIONS NOTICE__FOR, QUOTATIONS NOTICE F0R QUOTATIONS _ K SEALED QUOTATIONS_ will ,bc SEALED QUOTATIONS will be QUOTATIONS will be received by received by tnlh'Board' of" Education. ~’ received,by. the Board of Education the >Board of $ JSa S* UI'-Independent . _____ (District: Ts89; School of Independent School District 1-89, .pendent School District 1-89. OKia* of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at .the' Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,'at“the homa County, Oklahoma at.lfte or- office of the Director qf. Purchasing, office of the Director- of Purchasing, fice of the ^Director wLRurgnasmg, 900 North- Kleim Klein, ,0k Ok ahoma City, ......................... - • • City,-Ok900 North Klein,- Oklahoma City, -Ok- Ws 900, tNorth' North Klein,'. Klein, Qkwpma k .City, G Oklahoma, mOUUIUUi until 2:00 P. M., C.S.T., C, S. T., T.» nkldhnfha OkUhofha, ufitll 2:1 2:0Q,p, ;lahoma, 'until '2:00. Pt Ms' C. Friday. 1964J for furmshFriday, July 24) 1964, r furnishJyesdhy, July 2?, tor furnishMonday, July 27, 1964, for furnishing the following: I ing the following:' ," ■ JL “ CANNED EOODS ” for All — 41) “ MILK AND ICE CREAM — (1) “STAPLES”, for all Okla-PRODUCTS’, for' f"“ All A" Oklahoma City Public School homa City Public -School Cafeoma City, Schools, ' Oklal! Cafeterias, ^Oklahoma City, .Okla terias. , Oklahoma.’ . ‘(2)’ “CHAIR TRUCKS”; for homa)?. . ' t. (2) “FOLDING PARTITIONS”, At 2:OOjP. M. or soon, thereafter (■Kennedy and Webster Junior for Page Elementary High Schools, Oklahoma City, ,. qf the samq day. a public opening City, , ■ School, Oklahoma of .all quotatious; received by the 'Oklahoma. • Oklahoma, • ■ At i2:00 P. M. or, soon thereafter Board. Of, Educationv'WjIl be, neld ’At 2:00 P.M. or s<on thereafter in the office .pf-Jhe Director of Pur of the same day a- public opening ublic opening same day a pfublio of all quotations received by the chasing. Any quotation received, af- of the all- quotations received by the Board of Education will be held in ter 210P-P- M. 'on opening date of of lll.be Board of Education will, be held 'in the-office of the, Director, of .Pur- quotation W1J1 be returned. the office of -the Dir ictor of Purchasing. Any - quotation received All quotations shall be, submitted chasing. • quotai ion received l.cpcivc after. 2:00 P. M. on opening date of on the prepared proposal blanks. after 2:00- * Any p. M. on opening date of Proposal blanks, .plans and specifiquotation will be returned.. ( , All quotations shall be submitted cation and/or jdescrip.ti.Qn. of, mater- quotation will be' returned. AU quotation^ shall be **'*' submitted *■ on the prepared proposal blanks. ialjs .and/or . services., deMred, rire blanks, Proposal blanks are .'available, in- the' available at the: offlee,Of the Direc- on the> prepared prefposalthe Proposal blanks .are , airailable in — office : of, the'.Director:,of Purchasing. tor of Purchasing.’ ... of the Director of PurchasQuote Item (1) delivered fre,e. of The Board of Education, in some office? ing; ‘ : all freight and handling charges ac- cases, empjoys for sake..of brevity QUOTE Item (1) delivered free of certain brand names at)d -numbers cording ;to', General 'Conditions.- Quote item. (2) . delivered free ,of in, lieu of detailed specifications. all freight and handling' charges asi tall freight arid handling charges to Vendors are to quote, on these items outlined under 'each proposal num-1 [ .J their equivalent. •... .the the individual scnoois. schools. or on tpeir , ber. eei. • ‘ I The-Board of Education of Inde-; Oqqte all prices rdeliv,ered free of QUOTE Item- (2)- delivered and pendent School District 1-89, Okla)| ail freight and handling charges) ac- Installed according to the General! homa County, Oklahoma, is under I cording,to (C}eijeral Conditions. Conditions. T„ ;no obligation to accept any quota- '-The' Board of Education of IndeThe Board of Education of Intion. pendent "School z District 1-89, ‘Okla- dependent School District 1-89, Okla,This quotation is submitted as a'homa .County, OklaqQnia. I? under homa County, Oklahoma, is under legal offer;- arid when : accepted ‘ by i no obligation, obligation. ,t.to -accept; any, quota; no obligation to acce.pt any quotas the. Board of 'Education constitutes t!<Tliis quotation is submitted as a tion. This quotation is submitted as a a firm contract; THOMAS J. SMITH, Director of legal offer, ,'and 'when accepted by legal-offer, and when accepted by Purchasing, Board of Education the Board-of'Education constitutes the Board of,.,Education'constitutes . of -Independent School District ’ fiTH0MASS J,’ SMITH.,'Dlreqtor of a firm contract:'I* !' THQMAS, J£ SMITH, director of 1-89, Oklahoma County., .OklahoPurchasing, ''of Educama,. 900 North Klein, Oklahoma , Purchasing, Board of Education tion of 'Independent, School of InHeperident''-School. District “ City, Oklahoma. district 1-89, Oklahoma County, (Published in.The Dally.,Law JourOklahojna, 900 j North Klein, ' -nal-Record July 14th; 15th ’ City,! and 16th, 1964) ' ’ (PubUs^'dCiiny,T?e' imfly^Law! Jour- (Published . ..Oklahoma,' ■ , In ... rTM. v .n'l Oklahoma. a w Taut *. The.Dally Law Jour. nal-Record,, Jtily 11, |14 & 15, 1964)
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Nd.flCE'FO^^UOTATIONS , *SEAIED QUOTATIONS*? will1 be received bv the Board oi Edueaiion or Independent School District I 89, Oklahum i County, 'Oklahoma, at the oiflce of the Diiectoi of Purchasing, 900 North Klein Oklahoma Cilv, Oklahoma until 2 00 P. M. C S. T„ Wednesday, July 22, 1964, toi fmnisning the lOllowing — (1) ‘COFFEE, TEA AND CONDIMENTS ” foi All Oklahoma.City . Public. School Cafe-
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of roofing materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,632.00 2,270.40
Cathey Roofing Supply Company Thunderbird Sales Company Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. roll call.
$ 3,902.40
All members present voted "Aye" on
R. #257 Continued
R. #258 Roofing Mtls. Purchased
MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #259 Science Eqpt. and. Supplies
It was moved, by Mr. Rogers and. seconded, by Mr* Bennett to approve the purchase of science
supplies and equipment for use at various schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $
The Welch Scientific Company The Refinery Supply Company Stansi Scientific Company Science Kit, Inc. Misco Biological, Inc. W. H. Curtin & Company Science Education Center Doenges Supply Company Wards Natural Science Est. LaPine Scientific Company Melton Company, Inc. Parco Scientific Braunlich Equipment Company Fairview Science Company Dulaney's
Total
199.73 2,092.26 7,477.67 3,440.05 156.50 1,039.23 2,856.99 911-44 1,914.41 2,355.44 1,355.78 6,162.55 1,653.60 3,680.00 1,102.00
$36,397.65
These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts: $ 3,688.50 289.3^ 17,746.18 14,673.63
G 240-B G 240-A *G 240-B2 *BL 1030-D1
Total
$36,397.65
*These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III.
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #260 Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of cafeteri a Cafeteria Eqpt. fixtures and equipment for use at various schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: and Fixtures
Virgil Greene Company Gardner Hotel Supply Empire Equipment Company L & P Food Service Equipment Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply, Inc. Jones Restaurant Equipment Company Hobart Sales Agency Curtis Equipment Company, Inc. Chalmer R. Wood Company Midwest Cash Register Company, Inc.
Total
$44,271.00 4,199.00 7,637.00 6,979.44 4,080.80 1,033.00 14,302.00 20,532.79 560.00 545-00 $104,140.03
These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:
BL 1O3O-C8 B 1126-C B 1127-C Central Food Service
$39,325.69 12,851.28 12,475.37 39,487.69
MEETING OF AUGUST 19, I96U - CONT'D
It was moved. Dy Mr. Benrfett and. seconded. Dy MA Rogers to approve the purchase of bleachers for use at Star-Spencer High School from Triangle School Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $3>178-5O is to De charged to Account B 112^-C. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #261 Bleachers for Star-Spencer
Motion to adjourn until 3:30 p.m., Thursday, August 27, 19&+, was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried.
R. #262 Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the
day of September, 196^.
MEETING OF AUGUST 27, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION O^ THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA* CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964, AT 3:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Lonnie Gilliland, Wallace Smith, Directors; Larry Hayes, Direct Dr; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent. The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
SPECIAL Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to open bids for the construction of an addition for vocational education at U. S. Grant High School, plans and specifications prepared by Wright and Selby, Architects. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Bids were submitted in response to the attached Notice and are tabulated below:
CONTRACTOR
BASE PROPOSAL
George Mappes Construction Co., Midwest City W. D. Douglas Construction Co., Inc. J. J. Cook Construction Co. J. J. Bollinger Construction Co. Sherman Hickman, Contractor The Constructors Co., Inc., Norman Wynn Construction Co. Benmore, Inc. Chas. T. Hughes Construction Co. Paul D. Skaggs Construction Co. Suttle Construction Co. Smithco Construction Co. LippCo Construction Co. Kinser Construction Co. Milner Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co.
$190,900.00 192,377-00 195,863.00 196,300.00 199,300.00 199,600.00 201,592.00 201,600.00 203,673.00 205,314.88 205,740.00 206,107.00 208,172.00 209,000.00 209,000.00 214,678.00
R. #263 Bids Opened fo: Vocational Bldj Irani High Sch
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to refer the above bids to the Central R. #264 (iffice for tabulation and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Bids Referred Central Office Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to open bids for the construction of parking, drives, and sidewalks at Northeast High School, plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. On roll call, all .members voted "Aye." Bids were submitted in response to the Notice attached above and are tabulated below: BIDDER
BASE PROPOSAL
Slayter Bros. Construction Co. Connelly Paving Company Palm Paving Company Triple A Construction Co., Edmond Haskell Lemon Construction Co.
$12,975.00 12,987.00 13,591-00 . 14,326.00 15,920.10
R- #265 Bids Opened oi Parking at NE
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the above bids to the Central R. #266 Office for tabulation and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Bids Referred' Central Office
MEETING OF AUGUST 27, 1964 - CONT'D
R- #267 School Bus Agreements Authorized
Motion was made by Mrs. faelch and seconded by Idr. Bennett that agreements for transportation service be authorized as follows:
CONTRACTED SCHOOL BUS SERVICE: 1. Murray Butler To Star-Spencer from Wright area To Wright Elementary from Wright area
$ 2,900.00 3,015-00
Total
$ 5,915.00
2. Elliott M. Barnes $ 3,078.00 3,078.00 3,078.00 3,078.00 3,050-00
Bryan School Bryan School Bryan School Bryan School Bryan, Orchard Park, Lee Schools Total
$15,362.00
3. Herbert Hudson Orchard Park & Lee Schools (Spec. Ed.) Northeast (from Dependent School Districts) Northeast (from Dependent School Districts) Northeast (from Dependent School Districts) Northeast (from Dependent School Districts) John Marshall (from Dependent School Districts) North Highlands (from Musgraves Addition) Stonegate and Hoover (one bus only, morning and afternoon) from northwest corner of District near Hefner Road & Meridian Mark Twain (from Carver area) Hoover and Stonegate from area north of Northwest 122 Street between May Avenue and Portland Avenue Total
$ 4,650.00 2,900 .QÂŁT 2,900.00 2,900.00 2,900.00 2,795-00 2,695.00
2,695.00 3,370.00
2,970.00 $30,775-00
CHARTER BUS SERVICE (City Bus Company, Oklahoma City): 1. To Central High School from Mark Twain area. 2. To Kennedy and Douglass from Edwards, Garden Oaks, and Walnut Grove.
3- To Southeast and Webster from Ross, Foster, Valley Brook, Henry, and Hayes. 4. To Grant and Jefferson from Hillcrest, Southern Hills, and Prairie Queen areas. 5- To Jackson and Capitol Hill Senior from Pierce and Rockwood areas. 6. To Harrison and John Marshall from Broadway Park Addition.
Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #268 Storage Cabinets App.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of storage cabinets for use in the elementary science program from Oklahoma Electric Supply Company who submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $13,520.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1 , and has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
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QUOTATIONS will/,be received by the Board of Education of; Independent School District, 1-89,/ Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at the office of the Director of Purchasing, -900 Notth Klein, , Oklahoma. „City,-> ■ Qklaho^p-, until 2:00'p.m. C;S.T. Tiiesday, August'18, ,1964 for, furnishing BLS TRANSPORTATION,-, CONTRACT”, fdr Various Schools, Oklahonia City, Oklahoma. vhiauuma. ,/' a f-n xrna rj.i |i At,2:00 p.m/or soon thereafter,,of | the same day a public1 opening of all quotations .received, by,-th’e Board! of Education will be held'in- thes,qf-| fice of the Director of Purchasing;; Any -quotation received, after 2:00 p m. on opening date /of,/quotation will -be' fetufnedt- • ' - 5s? . \ ' t’ 1 . AIL quotations shall.be, submitted on the prepared proposal blanks, i Proposal blanks; plans ian'd. Specification and/or description < of. materials. and/or .services desired, dre available at the office of'the-Direc1 tor of Purchasing. z, The Board of Education/ in some cases, employs for sake of brevity certain brand names and numbers, in lieu of detailed specifications. Vendors are to .quote ,-on >these Items'brbiftheif equiyale'iKp'" " ' The Board of Education of'Tndependent.,School. District 1-89; Oklahoma .Cqunty, Oklahoma- Is under no obligation to ’"accept any quotation. 'i i Tjs This quotation is submitted as a legal offer, and when acceptedi-by the Board of Education 'constitutes i a firm contract. ... , • ■ THOMAS'-J. SMI/TH;' . . Director-of Purchasing; , Board of Education of- Independent Scho&l''Distrfct--P89, i > . Oklahoma County/OklaHoma 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ‘i , I (Published in The Daily Law Journal-Record, August 12, 13, and' 14, 1964)
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION cfr THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA*' CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Larry Hayes, Gerald Kidd, Bill Lillard, Roy Mullenix, Gene Pingleton, Gilbert Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; David Light, Chief Accountant; James Casey, Administrative Intern; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Jerry Wallace, OCCTA; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given by Mr. Bennett and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Rogers, the minutes of the meetings of August 3, 1964, August 6, 1964, August 19, 1964, and August 27, 1964, were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #272 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report.
(Copy filed in Clerk's office.)
Treasurer's Report
The Attorney, Mr. Johnson, had nothing specific to report at this time.
Attorney's Report
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that the bills in this agenda have been checked and are ready for Board action. He also submitted as information to the Board: (1) Audit of the Taft Stadium Board, July 1, 1963, to June 30, 1964; (2) Audit of the Activity Accounts, June 1, 1963, to May 31, 1964; (3) Audit of General Funds, Building Levies, Bond Funds, Sinking Funds, July 1, 1963, to June 30, 1964. (Copies on file in Clerk's office.)
Auditor's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the above reports as presented. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #273 Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated: Alvin R. Eggeling, National Recreation Congress, Miami Beach, Florida, October 4-9, 1964, one-half of expenses, not to exceed $193*00, to be paid by the Board of Education.
R. #274 Professional Trips Approve!
Six teachers, Regional Conference for Teachers of Special Materials Course for Slow Readers, Jefferson City, Missouri, September 5-6, 1964. Board to pay for the round trip transportation cost of one car at the rate of eight cents per mile.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Bess B. Bradley, retired teacher, deceased August 18, 1964. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #275 Resolution of Appreciation
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve negotiation of a written agreement with the Oklahoma Academy of Science through a grant from the National Science Foundation for the provision of consultants in botany and computer mathematics. This would be a part of the program for talented science and mathematics students sponsored by the school system. Total cost to the Board of Education will be $396.96 for the school year effective September 12, 1964. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #276 Agreement wit! Okla. Academy of Science
R. #277 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct Jack Parker to attend a meeting concerning the President's Poverty Program, Washington, D. 0., September 17-18, 19^4, Professional Trip Approved sponsored by AASA. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196k - CONT'D
Discussion
general discussion and., gave expressions regarding the new teachers The Board conducted a appreciation to local hanks for their participation in the pre-opening reception, also their superintendent and staff for the orderly manner in which the new school activities and to the term began.
PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended.
It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that c°^tracts n^gnt teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Supermt or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information
listed be approved.
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196^ - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended.
PERSON NEL
OJ
1 NAME
effecti ve DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMEf
RESIGNATIONS
(MRS) FINLEY, DORIS J.
NORTHEAST BUS. ED.
8-15-64
(m; ss ) THOMPSON, BARBARA A.
(MISS)
C-ASSEN
FOX, MARGARET A.
EI«L I SH
7-30-64
(M1 ss) WEGENER, SUSAN J.
(MRS)
ROOSEVELT SPEECH - ENG.
8-21-64
BELANGER, MARGUERITE
MARSHALL SOCIAL STUDIES
7-24-64
STAR SPENCER MECH. DRAWING
8-7-64
TAFT PHYS. ED*
8-3-64
CARVER PR INCI PAL
7-28-64
GARDEN OAKS 2ND - 3RD
7-28-64
HARTMAN, WILLIAM J.
HARDING IND. ARTS
7-15-64
GROVE, DELORAS V.
(MRS) ELLEN A.
HAAS,
(MR)
HALE, DAVID R. (MR) HAMBY, BILL D. (MR)
HANCOCK, ALLEN A. (MRS)
HANCOCK, DARLENE
(MR) (MR)
JACKSON
HAYDEN, LEO M.
SOCIAL STUDIES
7-29-64
(MRS)
BELLE ISLE 2ND - 3RD
8-26-64
BELLE ISLE 2ND,- 3RD ,
9-1-64
HAYS, RUTH R. (MRS) PAlNTERj Z. MARILYN
(mis s ) KIDD,.JOHNELLE .
STAR SPENCER
(MRS)
(mrs ) • KING, BEULAH B.
(MR) LAWRENCE,
EDWARD 1.
(MRS)
MC GRAW, RUTH G.
(mr s )
NIELSEN, KATHRYN
64-65
NORTHEAST BUS. ED.
4300.
o.u. B.A.
0
64-65
CLASSEN ENG.
4400.
o.u. B.S.
(MRS)
(MRS)
LANGSTON U.
MARIGNY, LILLIAN
M.
4500.
‘
8-7-64
LONGFELLOW KDG.
8-10-64
GARDEN OAKS 1ST - 2ND
8-3-64
CAPITOL HILL JR. SCIENCE
7-27-64
LEE 5TH
7-30-64
FILLMORE 2ND
7-29-64
,
z.
Marily
n
KAN. ST. T.C.
. 64-65
BELLE ISLE 2ND - 3RD
A* 3*
0
64-65
star spenc er JOURNAL J SM - EMC
4500.
MC NEESE ST.C'. B.S.
2
64-65
4300.
O.U. B.S.
B.S.
HJELLE, JEAN M.
4300.
OHJO Uo
(MR)
DAY, GEORGE H.
(MRS) WOOLLEY, NARNIE K.
NAME
SALARY
RESIGNATIONS
'
ORRELL, JAMES 0.
(MRS)
GRANT SPEECH
8-7-64
COGDILL, ELISABETH W. BROWN,
(MR)
DOUGLASS
PATTERSON, THOMAS J.
BIOL.
7-27-64
(MRS)
LARSHALL MATH.
8-26-64
\ CENTRAL BUS. ED.
8-12-64
PUCKETT, RAMONA
(MRS) REID, GEORGIA D.
: ' (MRS)
ROGERS, KATHLEEN S.
(MR) ROBISON, VINCE (MR)
8-3-64.
MARSHALL S.S. - COACH
7-30-64
SEEFELDT, ROGER L.
8-6-64
(miss ) SHAW, SUZANNE
BRYAN 1ST
8-17-64
W. NICHOLS HILLS
.
6th
8-5-64
CRESTON HILLS 6th
8-21-64
SNOWBARGER, WILMA
RANCHO 1ST
8-4-64
(MRS)
RIDGEVIEW
TERRILL, ..JESSIE R.
3RD
SHELBY, JAMES S.
(MR) SMITH, SAMUEL M.
(MRS)
64-65
4800.
LANGSTON U. B.S.
2
64-65
4400.
O.U* BoSo
!
64-65
1
64-65
(mrs ) LEADBETTER, JANET
Fl LLMORE
2ND
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
I
(MR) STEPHEN
DEGREE COLLEGE
NORTH TEX. ST. B.A.
$4400.
(miss )
SOUTHEAST
’•
8-14-64
(MR)
o.s.u.
EPPERLEY, CECIL P.
4900.
ASSIGNMENT
gra nt
DEBATE - ENGLISH DOubuASS BICL - COACH
CENTRAL BUS.
ED.
S.S. - COACH
B.I.A.
0
64-65
KOSTKA, VIRGINIA
4950.
O.C.U. M.ED.
5
64-65
RIDGEVIEW - 3RD REINSTATEMENT
(MISS) STORY, WANDA S.
4300.
B•S«
0
64-65
SOUTHEAST BUS. ED.
4900.
B.F.A.
8
64-65
GARFIELD 4TH
c.s.c* M.S®
5
64-65
BUCHANAN 4TH
0
64-65
JONES, LARRY G.
-
(MRS)
O.S.U.
8-5-64
(miss )WELLS, MARY M.
PUPIL SERVICES VISITING COUNSELOR
8-12-64
(MRS) WICKWARE, JEWEL D.
GARFIELD 4TH
8-7-64
(MRS) FLUTY, HANNAH B.
(MRS) THqMASON, JUANITA N.
BUCHANAN 4TH
8-21-64
KENNEDY, SARAH M.
4950.
GARDEN OAKS 4TH
5-29-64
(mr s ) JONES,
4300.
RETIRED
MARSHALL
4300.
O.S.U.
BUS. ED.
SCALES, MYRTLE K.„.
B.S.
STAR SPENCER IND. ARTS
(MR)
TURK, SUSAN
(MRS)
64-65
'■
INSTRUCTIONAL DEPT. CONSULTANT
STAR SPENCER IND. ARTS
(MR)
0
CAPITOL HILL JR. SCIENCE
■• * .
. T.
1
GARDEN OAKS KDG*
64-65
4
4700.
(MRS)
effecti ve DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
ENG. - SPEECH
7------------------&
INSTRUCTIONAL
(MR)
2
B.S.
-
painter
ROOSEVELT
64-65
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1
0~X I O_
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(MRS)
JOURNALISM - ENG.
KIDD, LAURIE
0 . c. u. B.S.
$4300.
O.U*
(MRS)
EUNICE'H.
LANGSTON U.
B.A.
GARDEN OAKS ■4TH L-----------------------------------
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME r (MRS) .
(COOLEY - RESIGNED)
BARBEE, MAE E.
15400.
(MRS)
(tren ary
- transfer
red
)
ed )
transferr
4750.
- tran sferr
PATSY L.
CLEM,
ed )
DECHANT, FREDA M.
(bro oks
DUROSSETTE, NANCY
EVANS, BILLIE J. (MR)
)
O.C.W. B.S.
1
64-65
LONE STAR 7TH - 8TH
0
64-65
CULBERTSON KDG.
64-65
PUTNAM HGTS IS - 2ND
4300.
B > St,
4600.
O.U. B.S.
(miss ) BENNETT,
(REESE - RESIGNED)
(addi tio nal
(smi th
JOHNSON, JOAN F.
retired
JOHNSON, MAE D.
4600.
O.S.U. B.S.
3
64-65
WESTERN VILLAGE 5TH
6100 s
NsD«
e-2
64-65
AUTO MECHANICS
LANGSTON U. B.S.
0
^4-65
4300.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
64-65
PRAIRIE QUEEN 3RD
4750.
CORTLAND STATE B.S.
5
64-65
6th
4300.
N.E.S.C. B.S.
1 2
64-65
EMERSON 2ND
4400.
Co s» c. BoS.
■I
64-65
WILLARD 5TH
4300.
c.s.c. B.S.
0
64-65
RANCHO 3RD
4600.
SAVANNAH STATE B.S.
64-65
L1NCOLN-WALNUT GROVE KDG.
5400.
LANGSTON U. ED. M.
64-65
DUNBAR 5TH
. 4300..
(MRS)
- tr ansf err ed )
LARSON, BETTY J.
(MRS)
(CL'INKENBEARD - RESIGNED,
LEWIS, NELDA J.
(TAYLOR - TRANSFERRED)
LYONS,
(MRS)
(carter
- tran sferr
ELEASE
(MRS, NEALY, LYDIA M.
ed )
(MRS) -- . OWENS, BETTY j.
(BIRCHFIELD - TRANSFERRED,
SHI ELDS
B.S.
(miss )
)
64-65
0
5th
4300.
(MRS)
(BRANUM - L/A)
(hamn e R -
SOLONIA
(mis s ) JARONEK, KATHY A.
)
posi tion
’
-
•
fiiCKS, BUHEL
GREEN PASTURES
4400.
O.U.
(miss )
transferred
RIVERSIDE 1ST - 2ND
64-65
(MRS)
(l 6on ey -
64-65
12
(MRS) (CLARK - RESIGNED)
(mace - re sig ne d )
5
LANGSTON U.
COOPER, MARY L.
- RESIGNED)
RIDGEVIEW 6 th
B.S.
(MRS) r
64-65
5200.
(MRS)
(tucke
B.S.
ASSIGNMENT
12
O.U.
m.e .
LINCOLN U.
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM E.
(HESS - TRANSFERRED)
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
LANGSTON U.
BROWN, BETTY (MR)
(wa rd -
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
4850.
BETHANY NAZ. B.S.
J2
64-65
7
J ST
CENTRAL
!
CULBERTSON 2ND
SEQUOYAH
WILLOW BROOK 6th
I 1 NOIKUV1 1UiMHL
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
T •
(MRS) (THORNTON - TRANSFERRED,
PARIS, AUDRA J. (MRS, '
(HONEYCUTT - RESIGNED,
RAY,
(PATE - RESIGNED)
$4500.
-
resigned
)
B.S. E.C.S.C.
64-65
ROADS, CLARICE D.
4400.
C.S.C. B.S.
4
64-65
(mis s ) THOMAS,. CHARLOTTE D.
4300.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
64-65
0
64-65
4i
64-65
TEL STAR (1ST
•0
64-65
TRUMAN 4TH
4300.
O.S.U. B.S.
(NORTON - RESIGNED)
(mis s ) ' SMITH, MARIANNE
4900.
C.S.C. M.T.
(MRS)
(MRS)
-
LONGFELLOW
5th
HAYES 2ND
WEST NICHOLS HILLS 2ND
4300.
B . S»
4700.
O.U. M. ED.
2
64-65
STONEGATE OST
4300.
O.U. B.S.
0
64-65
LAFAYETTE 3RD
4300.
HARM NG COL. B.A.
0
64-65
STAR SPENCER MATH.
12
64-65
HOME EC.
(MRS) TIDWELL, DOLORES
(mis s )
-
C.S.C.
STRIPLING, WYNNONA E.
(lowe r - l /a )
STONEGATE 4TH
6
SEI OLE, HAZEL A.
ed )
COOLIDGE 2ND
B.S.
(CAINE - RESIGNED)
(cudj oe - tran sferr
64-65
4800.
ERLENE L.
(MRS)
(littke
2
WEST TEXAS ST.
(HARROLD - TRANSFERRED)
WOOLDRSDGE, ROCILLE
(ANDERSON - RESIGNED)
BAILEY, THELMA E.
(MADDOX - RESIGNED)
BRAUGHT, KATHRYN B.
(additi onal
BROWN, DONNA
4400.
B.S.
4
64-65
KENNEDY ARTS t CRAFTS
(MRS) BROWN, MARY W.
4300. .
U. OF ARK. B.A.
0
64-65
MARSHALL HI STORY
6600.
M.ED.
28
64-65 '
SPEC. SERVICES VJSIT9NG COUNSELOR
4300.
E. C • So C. B. Ao
0
64-65
DOUGLASS ENG.
5200.
B.S.
I?
64-65
4600.
N. CAROL INA'! COL B.S.
3
64-65
STAR SPENCER PHYS. ED.
475O.
O.S.U. B.S.
5
64-65
STAR SPENCER SCIENCE
(MRS)
SIMPSON COL.
(MRS,
5200.
L9NCOLN U.
(MRS, posi tio n )
■:
(CROWLEY - RESIGNED,
(MR)
(additi onal
pos ition
)
BURGER, DALTON T.
.
(MRS,
(BEATTY - TRANSFERRED)
CLARK, JO ANN
(MR)
(SMYTHE - TRANSFERRED)
CLEGG, JAMES R.
(SMITH - CHANGE IN ASSIGNME TT,
COMBEST, SHIRLEY
(muss )
CONSUEN, EARL W.
O.U.
LANGSTON U.
(MR)
(COFFEY - TRANSFERRED)
B»A»
NORTHEAST
CENTRAL
SCIENCE
J
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 19&+ - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effecti ve DATE
NAME
(MR)
(add
itio nal
)
pos ition
$5300.
COOPER, OLLIE
)
pos ition
- TRANSFERRED)
COUNCIL, DAVID H.
4950.
O.C.U. B *A 0
9
64-65
CENTRAL CC-OP TRAINING
4600.
C* 0 S • C 0 B.A,
■3
- 64-65
JACKSON SOCIAL STUDIES
0
64-65
O.U.
CULBERT, WILLIAM J.
(COUCHENOUR - RESIGNED)
DUNCAN,
ti WOODWARD - TRANSFERRED) (J ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(MR)
(cox - TRANSFERRED)
EVERHART,
YVONNE
EVERHART, JACKIE D.
(MRS)
(nave - TRANSFERRED)
EVERIDGE, FRANCES'C.
(ADDISON - TRANSFERRED)
FISHER, RICHARD
4600.
O.S.U. B.S.
3i
64-65
HOOVER MUSIC
5300.
C.S.C. M.T.
8
64-65
GRANT I S.S. - i SPEC,
4300.
B. Ao
0
64-65
4600 0
S.W.S.C. B.A.
Q /
64-65
SOUTHEAST ENG. - JOURNALISM
4400.
O.U. B.S.
64-£5
CENTRAL SPEC. ED.
64-65
JACKSON MATH.
(MR)
(MRS)
N. TEXAS ST.
GEARHEART, MARY M.
4500.
(MR)
(YORK - RESIGNED)
(mr )
-
(HEARN - RESIGNED)
GORHAM, DONALD R.
3500.
- resi gned )
HARDT, HOWARD P.
(ANDERSON - RESIGNED)
HICKMAN, SHIRLEY F.
ELAINE
64-65
MACHINE SHOP
5500.
0
64-65
NORTHWEST ELECTRONICS
(mr )
J CL
HOGAN, JOHN R.
ASSIGNMENT
4300.
B.A.
c
64- 65
MARSHALL ENG.
4300.
FISK U. B.A.
0
64-65
KENNEDY. ENG.
6000.
N.D.
10
64-65
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
(MRS)
(add ition al
posi tion
(additi onal
positio
(add ition al
)
THERESE
§4300.
HUFFMAN, J. D.
6l00.
HONEA,
(MRS)
(lit tle
-
'o •
u
4300.
S.W.S.C. B.S.
1 2
64-65
ADULT DAY SCHOOL BUS. ED. - ENG.
4300.
O.U. B.A.
0
64-65
LOTTINVILLE, LESLEY P.
4300.
BoL
0
64-6-5
(mis s ) MASLOW, HARRIET
LANGUAGE
4600.
O.U. B.A.
1 2
64-65
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERL VISITING COUNSELOR
2
64-65
MANPOWER MECH. DRAW
(MRS)
R.
-
LANGSTON U.
(MRS)
(mr ) MC NALLY, JAMES R.
C• SoC• 550.MO. B.S,
(MRS)
positi
on
)
SNYDER, LESTER W.
(additio
positi
on
)
SPEARS, MAURICE
(mis s )
(MOORE - TRANSFERRED)
SWART, JOYCE
CLASSEN SOCIAL STUDIES ROOSEVELT SPEC. ED.
GRANT ENG.
HARDING
1
64-65
WEBSTER LIBRARIAN
4500.
O.BoU, A.B.
2
64-65
HOOVER ENG.
4500.
B.A.
2
64-65
MUSIC - SCIENCE
4600.
O.S.U. B.A.
3
64-65
CENTRAL ENG.
B.S.
3
64-65.
GRA.NT BUS. ED.
O.U. SCH.NURSG. N.D.
0
64-65
NURSING PROGRAM PRACT. NURSE INST.
LANGSTON U.
(MRS) 4600.
(MRS) TOTI, GERALDEAN E.
ED,
PEABODY C. M.A.
(MR)
SPRADLIN, JACQUELINE
STAR SPENCER
5000.
(MR)
(pick le - tran sfer red )
)
64-65
ROOSEVELT MATH.
(additi onal
resigned
3
64-65
PATE, MARY L.
-
PHYS.
0
)
(fos ter
64-65
O.U. B.S.
pos ition
nal
0
430C.
LEE, MARY E.
tion al
64-65
64-65
(addi
(addi
3
0
(MRS)
)
ELECTRICITY WEBSTER NURSE
4515.
LEE, FLORENCE
tr ansf err ed
GRANT
O.U. B.S.
(GOOCH - RESIGNED)
-
64-65
LOS ANGELES C.
(MRS)
(nutt
17
M.A.
KAPPEN, KENNETH H.
LEA, SUSAN D.
po sitio n )
N.D.
WEBSTER ENG.
4800.
(mr )
(CROSSLAND - RESIGNED)
(add itional
64-65
B.S.
KAHN, JOY V.
po sitio n )
0
4300.
(miss ) -
)
HARDi N-S1MM0NS B.S.
ASSIGNMENT
R.N.
JONES, ARCHIE L.
)
transferred
tion al
PRINTING
3900.
HUNTER, SHIRLEY
posi tio n )
- resigned
CENTRAL
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ST. ANTHONY
(MR)
(lambe rt
DEGREE COLLEGE
(MR)
n)
posi tio n )
(addi tion al
CENTRAL
BUS. ED.
PERSON NEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
i
' '64-65
B.S.
(MRS)
(WOOLMAN - RESIGNED)
0
4300.
Co S 0 Co
HILL, MILLICENT E,
ELECTRONICS CAPITOL HILL SR.
3
(mis s )
)
NORTHWEST
N.D.
O.S.U.
HERRIAGE,
64-65
ENG.
O.S.U. B.S.
(MRS)
(ADDITIONAL; POS ITU ON)
(ADDITIONAL pos ition
0
B.S.
SOUTHEAST
56OO.
(MR)
(carpenter
B.S.
O.S.U.
GilLLHAM, STANLEY L.
SPANISH
B.A.
C.S.C,
SHARON J.
NORTHWEST
4300 0
(MRS)
- res igne d )
SCIENCE
64-65
(MRS)
(beard
KENNEDY
0
(MR)
(ha rp er - l /a )
64-65
C.S.C. B.A.
CRAIG, GARY D.
- tran sfe rred )
II
4J00.
(MR)
(perdue
O.U. M.E.
ASSIGNMENT
EUDITH T.
CORLEY, (MR)
(hill
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
STAR SPENCER SOCIAL STUDIES
(MR)
(add itio nal
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
4500.
O.S.U.
KENNEDY
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, I96T - CONT'D
>■
Personnel Recommended
PtKbONNtL effec tive DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
NAME
(GOODMAN - RESIGNED)
(MR) TREAT, JACK R.
(addi
(mis s ) WESTHOFF, HAROLYN
tion al
posi tio n )
SALARY
*4650.
4500.
(MR)
(addi tion al
n)
positio
WILSON, MAJOR R.
(additi onal
pos ition
)
BROWN, BILLY J.
(addi tion al
pos iti on
)
CARPENTER, CHARLES R.
(
'
2
64-65
o.u. B.S.
2
64-65
HOOVER ENG. - S.S.
2
64-65
WEBSTER PHYS. ED. - S.S.
4J00.
LANGSTON U. B.A.
0
64-65
MOON SOCIAL STUDIES
-
550.MO. N.D. 3200.
(MR)
O.S.U. B.S.
HENRY 2ND
I
64-65
LONE STAR 1ST
(hrs ) RUSSELL, JOYCE L.
4400.
c.s.c. B.S.
(MR)
ISABELLE
(MRS)
- transfer
(mo ore
red
SWART, JOYCE A.
)
(MRS)
'
;
(
I
T/
WYCOFF, ODESSA
' ,
BRINK, JUNABELLE K.
nal
posi tio n )
BIAS, KAY E.
4700.
B.S.
4
6|00.
WESTERN MICH C. B.S.
28
4600.
O.S.U. B.S.
3
C.S.C. 466.50 MO B.S.
0
0 • S« J • B.S.
2.
(MRS) (MRS)
(additio
4300.
56O.MO
KITCHEN, R1LLA J.
- tran sferr
ed )
Rl PPETOE, MARY J.
tional
WILLIAMS, THELMA B.
po sitio n )
F
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
effect ive DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME >:■■■
1
BUS. ED.
64-65
MANPOWER BUS. ED.
64-65
O.S.U.
t -.64-65,
0-
3800.
HILLCREST-TULSA R.N.
0
64-65
J2
64-65
5400.
SALARY
■U300.
’RAIRI E VIEW 4. ED.
DEGREE COLLEGE
64-65
LONGFELLOW 2ND ■
MANPOWER MEDICAL SEC. TNSTR. BRYAN - 5 TIME
PHYSICAL THERAPIST
HEALTH DEPT. TRAVELING NURSE
GARDEN OAKS 5TH
APPROVED EFFECTIVE - EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
LANGSTON U.
MOON
B.S.
0
64-65
4300.
O.S.U. B.A.
0
64-65
WILLARD 1ST
■I733.
TEX.ST.T.C. B.S.
30
64-465
NORTHWEST ART (l/3 TIME)
4750.
BEAVER COL. B.S.
5
64-65
LONGFELLOW KDG.
MC'KOWN, LINDA
4500.
B.S.,
2
64—65
COLUMBUS 2ND
(MRS) HOPKINS,
5200.
O.U. B.S.
42
64-65
LINWOOD 5TH
(MRS) LEMON, KAREN
(MRS) MURRAY, WINNIE
(MRS)
(CROCKER - RESIGNED)
GRANT ' 64-65
r
HUL1NG, ELLSWORTH
(DANIEL - TRANSFERRED)
SOUTHEAST SPEC. ED.
O.U. B.S.
(MR)
(TUCKER - TRANSFERRED)
64-65
2700.
(MRS)
(addi
CULBERTSON PHYS. ED.
0
(MRS)
(watts
64-65
B.S.
(MRS)
(JOURDAN - L/A)
.X’
C.S.C.
(MRS)
CENTRAL SPEC. ED.
64-65
(DETRICK - RESIGNED)
SCHOCH,
Voc. & Ind .,Edu cat iof 1 TIME ELECT. INST.
0
0 oU• B.S.
(DENHAM - TRANSFERRED)
OFFICF MACHINF RFPAiR
II
4300.
SAVAGE, JOHN
,64-65
MANPOWER
A.B.
1 SS)
)
64*65
3
U. OF MICH.
MANEY, KATHERINE
on
64^65
>355-
(SEBA - TRANSFERRED)
positi
S.S. - COACH
B.S.
(MR)
tion al
NORTHWEST
C.S,Co BoSo
(MR)
DANNEFFEL, GEORGE
ASSIGNMENT
4500.
(MR)
(whi te - TRANSFERRED)
(addi
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
O.B.U.
WHITTINGTON, JIMMY W.
k
DEGREE COLLEGE
SHAW, JANET S.
ART
-
-
rein statem
(MONTGOMERY - RESIGNED) (Kt'ESTER - RESIGNED)
.
•
•:
ents
(MRS)
VIVIAN
O.U.
.
I
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Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCT10MXL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ve APPROVED effecti EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMEN
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
PROFESSIONAL
(MR)
» ►
RECER, J. DAN
CAPITOL HILL SR. ENGLISH
64—65
(miss ) WEST, LINDA L.
MARSHALL MATH.
64-65
DRIVER, WARREN W.
MARK TWAIN JRD
64-65
WINSTON, MARTHA G.
CULBERTSON 2ND
64-65
(miss ) GOFF, EDNA L. U.
(MR)
5400.
LOS ANGELES S. M.A.
4400.
12
64-65
MARSHALL MATH.
BOWLING GREEN B.S.
1
64-65
MARK TWAIN 3RD
4 JOO.
LANGSTON U. B.S.
0
64-65
JOSEPHSON, SUSAN 0.
4J00.
O.U. B.S.
0
64-65
STAR SPENCER JR. ENG.
4300.
O.B.U. B •A0
0
64-65
HILLCREST 2ND
4400.
o.c.u. B.A.
y
(MRS)
BLAKLEY, 0LEV1A D.
(MRS)
BOOKER, MARY L. (MRS) LOHRKE, JOAN M. (MRS)
STAR SPENCER ENG.
64-65
(MRS)
((MRS)
2nd
64-65
(miss ) GOLLASPY, CAROL L.
GRANT ENG.
64- 65
BRADSHAW, NANCY L.
POWELL, MARY G.
PSYCHOLOGICAL SERV. VISITING COUNSELOR
64-65
'(MRS)
CLASSEN
HILLCREST
MILLER,
ELEANOR J.
(MRS)
POOL, FRANCES B. (MRS)
SIMONS,
DIAN A.
SOCIAL STUDIES
64-65
PEGGY
VAN BUREN 3RD
64-65
VALLEY BROOK 4TH 5TH
64-65
SHIDLER ♦ ST
64-65
GRANT ENG.
64-65
HARDII NG ENGLISH
64-65
(MRS)
TAYLOR,
(MRS) TONEY,'JANET (MRS) -
TUCKER, BEVERLY A. (MRSjV-
VAUGHN, .SUZANNE
Jll
.
(MRS)
64-65
’CULBERTSON
2ND
GRANT ENG.
■
(miss )
o.s.u.
SANDRA E.
4300.
ARNOLD, DERREL W.
4700.
■r 0 So Co 3.So
(mis s )MERR’J TT,
4700.
O.U. B.S.
SHDEED,
(MR)
B.S.
0
64-65
64-65
CLASSEN
SOCIAL STUDIES
SHIDLER
6th
health
(MRS) PRESLEY, JEANNE
4
64-65
HARDING ENG.
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
KARy ' W.
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMEN*
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
ILL HEALTH
FIELD, LUCY
HARDING NURSE
(MJ SS)
NORTHEAST
(MRS)
SMITH,
ELNA
VOCAL MUSIC
64-65
64-65
LEAVE EXTENSIONS
(MRS)
SOUTHEAST
KISER, RUTH H.
LIBRARIAN
64-65
(MRS)
WASH!NGTON ■1ST
64-65
WILLARD 3RD
64-65
SHREVE,
HELENE
(MRS)
STREET, MABEL Do
(MR)
Parks ,
wi lli am
0.
$4700.
'ULSA u ,
M.M.E.
2
64-65
NORTHEAST VOCAL MUSIC
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER Q,
- CONT'D
Personnel Recommended. CLERICAL effecti ve DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME DESIGNATIONS (MRS)
nor thw es t
BAGGETT, BARBARA
(mrs ) BLACK, BETTY P.
SALARY
NAME
(MRS)
INS To CLERK
8-10-64
LATHROP, MARY M.
R IDG EVI EW CLERK
8-7-64
CHILDS, PEGGY
GATTIS, MARTHA
3ONGAS. MARY R.
8-11-64
(MRS)
BRATCHER, JOSEPHINE
PAGE CLERK
8-7-64
(MRS) GREEN, SUSliE E.
DOUGLASS ? DAY CLERK
8-1J8-64
CHAPPLE, RITA C.
(MRS)
DOUGLASS REGISTRAR
8-7-64
(FILLED BY TRANSFER)
RESEARCH CLERK
9-10-64
(mrs ) BA (RD,. THELMA
LIB. CLERK
8-3-64
(FILLED by
transf
er
)
MITTS, DELOR'IS J.
RE DG EVIEW i DAY CLERK
8-6-64
(filled
transf
er
)
(muss ) QUO NN, JACQUELINE
RESEARCH KEYPUNCH OPR.
8-1:1-64
(mr s ) SHIPLEY, PAULINE
JEFFERSON
(MRS)
SOUTHEAST
(MRS) MABRY,JUNE R.
(MRS)
7-51-64
CL ERK
NORTHWEST ■INST. CLERK
8-24-64
'f 90.
8-24-64
95.
8-24-64
WESTERN VILLAGE DAY CLERK
8-24-64
i DAY CLERK
RJDGEVllEW
CLERK
do ug
(MISS)
by
-
92.50
La SS
RESEARCH
210.
8-26-64
200.
8-13-64
JEFFERSON CLERK
200.
8-12-64
OPERATOR
(mis s ) KIMBROUGH, JANICE C. (miss ) AUSTIN, LYNN
(GREENE - RESIGNED)
ASSIGNMENT
§185.
(mrs )
WESTERN VILLAGE
■g DAY CLERK
HUNT, COVA P.
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
(MRS)
(MRS)
HERD, VERGIE
DEGREE COLLEGE
(MRS)
8-24-64
.
CLERK
H.B.X.
KAISER
BEAL, JOYCE
190.
(KIRKPATRICK - RESIGNED)
(MRS) BROWN, JAN ELL
■190.
8-18-64
(SMITH - TRANSFERRED)
(mrs ) CRAIG, THELMA
95-
8-17-64
CAPITOTTHTE-JR.--------5 TIME LIB. CLERK
95.
8-24-64
ED'1 SON £ DAY CLERK
485.
8-24-64
215.
8-3-64
(gri
ffi n
- re sig ne d )
■:
(mr s ) (SCHAUMBERG - TRANSFERRED)
CRAVENS, ROSETTA (MRS)
(eavenson
-
tran
)
sfe rred
DANIEL, LOIS (MRS)
(NEW; PQSlTIOISl).- | r j
DOUGLAS, DOROTHY 1
~- '
CLERICAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
1_ IX
effec tive DATE
O 1 N
NAME (MRS)
(TAYLOR - TRANSFERRED)
DUNCAN, MARJORtE
(BRINDLEY - TRANSFERRED)
GRAHAM, LAWANA
(HOLLAWAY - TRANSFERRED)
HALE, ROBERT L.
(JONES - TRANSFERRED)
(miss ) HUGHEY, KATHEREN
(ADDITIONAL POS5TIJON)
JOHNSON, VIV4AN
(WRIGHT - TRANSFERRED)
KESTER, MARY C.
(M'JSKOVSKY - TRANSFERRED)
LEE, JUANA TA
1 N
SALARY t
95-
8-1)8-64
CENTRAL i DAY LIB. CLERK
200.
8-10-64
DOUGLASS CLERK
185.
8-26-64
MANPOWER INST. CLERK
200.
8-20-6'4
ATTENDANCE CLERK
■690.
8-41-64
JEFFERSON LIB. CLERK .
U95.
8-24-6-4
DEWEY i DAY CLERK
200.
8-7-64
MAINTENANCE CLERK
<390.
8-24-64
(MRS)
(MRS)
(MILLER - TRANSFERRED)
PENNINGTON, JULDA
ASSIGNMENT
HOOVER LIB. CLERK
(MRS)
EL Sit E
ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
8-12-64
(mr s )
MC CHAREN,
DEGREE COLLEGE
190.
(MRS)
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
KENNEDY
SEC. - FIN. SEC.
STONEGATE i DAY CLERK
(M1 SS)
LOPER, MARY L.
SOUTHEAST 'INST. CLERK
8-24-64
95.
(MR)
'
GRANT CLERK
L 1_
(MRS)
(BELCHER - RESIGNED)
CLERK
(MRS)
PERSONNEL
gWASHI NGTON-g EMERSON
CLERK
(NEWBERRY - TRANSFERRED)
PETERSON, JOY (MRS)
95.
8-24-64
RANCHO i DAY CLERK
(JAWORSKY - TRANSFERRED)
PITT, LENA M.
■190.
8-25-64
LEE ■ CLERK
1J85.
8-24-64
(INST. CLERK
1’75-
8-31-64
VOC..&:JIND;.EDUCATIOt TIME LAB. ASST.
(mis s )
(PENN - RESIGNED)
ROSS, BARBARA (MR)
' O.Y’ "--T;
'
RIDNER, LLOYD A.
(mis s )
WRIGHT
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
RUTHERFORD, REBA P.
210.
8-24-64
SPEC. ED. OFFICE CLERK
(JOHNSON - TRANSFERRED)
(mrs ) WALLAS, KATHERdNE J.
185.
8-24-64
MARSHALL INST. CLERK
1190.
8-17-64
CURR. LIB. MULTSLITH OPR.
([Sirs ') (bushman
- res ign ed
HENDREN, JUANITA
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT’D -------------------------------------------------------------i------------------------------
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
%
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS
MRS. MARGARET COFFMAN,
CLERK,
PERSONNEL, SALARY $1.2$ PER HOUR,
MISS MARTHA L. DUTCHER, CLERK, CURRICULUM LIBRARY,
MRS. MARY LATHROP, CLERK, MRS.
EUGENIA LISS, CLERK,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 20,
SALARY fl.00 PER HOUR,
1964.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10,
SALARY #1.25 PER HOUR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10,
1964.
PERSONNEL, SALARY #1.25 PER HOUR,
EFFECTI VE AUGUST 20,
1964.
PERSONNEL,
MRS. HELEN NEAL, CLERK, PERSONNEL, SALARY #1.25 PER HOUR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24,
MRS. MARYA. WHITSON, CLERK, PERSONNEL, SALARY #1.25 PER HOUR,
MR. JAMES L. CASEY, VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION RESEARCH PROJECT,
Personnel Recommended. 1964.
1964.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 20,
1964.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10 THROUGH AUGUST 21,
1964,
SALARY #100.00 PER WEEK FOR TWO (2) WEEKS. ADDITIONAL EMPLOYMENT MRS. DOROTHY KINCAID, SECRETARY, WEBSTER, SALARY #275,00 PER MONTH,
JULY 50'THROUGH AUGUST 7,
EXTRA SECRETARIAL WORK,
EFFECTIVE
1964,
EXTRA COUNSELING SERVICES FROM AUGUST 5 THROUGH AUGUST 7,
1964.
COUNSELOR BERNICE P. WHITE
SCHOOL KENNEDY
HYDER J. HOUSTON LEWI S C. WILLIAMS RAY THOMPSON
KENNEDY
SALARY $148,85 130,65
KENNEDY WEBSTER
128,40
156.80
CHANGE IN CLASSIFICATION AND SALARY MRS. BETTY ROMAN, SECRETARY, SEPTEMBER I,
PERSONNEL, SALARY FROM $290.00 PER MONTH, TO $510.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE
1964.
CHANGES IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS. HELEN ALLSBROOK, MARSHALL, FROM ATTENDANCE CLERK, SALARY $275.00 PER MONTH, TO FINANCIAL SECRETARY, SALARY $295.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6, 1964, MRS. MARIE M. CLAYTON, FINANCIAL SECRETARY, MARSHALL, SALARY #270.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST IJ, 1964.
SALARY #285.00 PER MONTH, TO REGISTRAR, CAPITOL HILL JR,
MRS. LILLIE EAVENSON, INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, SOUTHEAST, SALARY #195.00 PER MONTH, TO REG1STRAR’, i HARD I NG, $250.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10, 1964, MRS. NITA R.
EBERT,
TAYLOR,
INSTRUCTI ONAL CLERK, SALARY #195.00 PER MONTH,
#105,00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24,
FULL-TIME,
SALARY
TO i DAY CLERK, SALARY
1964.
MRS. MARGARET JOHNSON, MARSHALL, FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, SALARY $185.00 PER MONTH, TO CLERK, SALARY #200.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24,
1964.
MISS MARGUERIE JONES, DOUGLASS, FROM CLERK, SALARY $200.00 PER MONTH, TO REGISTRAR, SALARY $230,00 PER MONTH, effective
aug ust
10,
1964,
MRS. LILA F, KATASKIS, SOUTHEAST, FROM REGISTRAR, SALARY $270.00 PER MONTH, TO FINANCIAL SECRETARY, SALARY $275.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10, 1964,
MRS. MAE L. KEITH, CULBERTSON, FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, SALARY $185.00 PER MONTH, TO’SECRETARY, SALARY $235.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24, 1964, MRS. JUNE KOOPMAN, MARSHALL, FROM CLERK, SALARY $255.00 PER MONTH, TO ATTENDANCE CLERK, SALARY $275.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10, 1964.
MRS, MARTHA L. POOLE, STAR SPENCER SR, FROM
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 10,
$210.00 PER MONTH, Mis. Jea n new ber ry #225.00 PER MONTH,
,
INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, SALARY #185.00 PER MONTH, TO CLERK, SALARY
1964.
from clerk , ranc ho , salar y #250,00 pe r EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24, 1964.
month
, to
in stru
cti ona l
clerk
,
gran t
,
salary
.
CHANGES |N SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT (CONT’D) MRS. VIVA SCHAUMBURG, FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, EDISON, SALARY #195.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY, LINCOLN, SALARY $210.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24, 1964. MRS, MARY J. SHIPLEY, FROM CLERK, TESTING DEPARTMENT, SALARY $240.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY TO THE DIRECTOR OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION, SALARY $260.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 25,
1964,
MRS. MARY SMITH, FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, CAREY, SALARY $195.00 PER MONTH, TO LIBRARY CLERK, ROOSEVELT, SALARY #210,00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST |0, 1964,
MRS, WANDA J. TAYLOR,
FROM | DAY CLERK, STONEGATE, SALARY $95.00 PER MONTH, TO FULL-TIME CLERK, RIDGEVIEW,
SALARY $195.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24,
1964.
MRS. JO ANN BACK, .FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK, RIVERSIDE, SALARY #185,00 PER MONTH, TO £ DAY CLERK, ROSS, SALARY #95.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 24,
1964.
SUMMER RECREATIONAL EMPLOYEES: ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR, BEGINNING AUGUST 10, SALARY $1,18 PER HOUR: RICHARD 0. CHEEK
ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR, BEGINNING AUGUST 3, SALARY #1.18 PER HOUR:
KARL ALAN HILL ONE PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR, BEGINNING AUGUST 3, SALARY $1.30 PER HOUR:
Hallie B. Ireton
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196k - CONT'D ■■■".............................. ..
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.............
•—------------ -------------- ----
Personnel Recommended.
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Substitute Teachers far the school year l?6Li-65 Adams, Elizabeth Q. (Mrs) ■^Anderson, Evelyn (Mrs) Auxier, Geraldine (Mrs)
English, Spanish, History
Bailey, Ma vie J. (Mrs) Baird, Mona (Mrs) Baker, Addie (Mrs) Baldwin, Clyta (Mrs) Baptiste, Edna J. (Mrs) Bates, Wanda F. (Mrs) tfBean, Floy S. (Mrs) Beasley, Mabel (Mrs) Bennett, Margaret D. (Mrs) Bernstein, Jan (Miss) *Black, Theresa D. (Mrs) *Born, Rosemary (Mrs) Boully, Bessie P. (Mrs) Brinton, Betty M. (Mrs) Brooks, Fannie (Mrs) Brooksher, Marjorie E. (Mrs) Brown, Opal I. (Mrs) Brown, Teresa L» (Mrs) Bruner, Serphronia P. (Mrs) *Bryce, Margaret (Mrs) Burke, Nancy J. (Mrs) Buser, Carolyn (Mrs) Byerly, Marian (Mrs) *Caldwell, Virgil E. (Col) Cayton, Leonard (Mr) ^Cheatham, Hattie P. (Mrs) ^Clardy, Blanche (Mrs) ^-Cochran, Grace M. (Mrs) *Cole, Ruth C. (Mrs) Collum, Wardie G. (Mrs)
6th, Elementary Elementary, Kindergarten Elementary, Kindergarten Elementary, Home Ec., Eng., History Home Ec., Math.
■^Conner, Anna B. (Miss) •^-Conner, Roy B. (Mr) ^Connor, Eva L. (Mrs) ^Cooley, D. F. (Mr) Cooley, Philip D. (Col) *Corbett, Arma (Mrs) Cordon, Ermel P. (Mrs) Couch, Jo Ann (Mrs) Craig, John T. (Mr) Cravens, Rosetta (Mrs) ^•Crossman, Mary (Mrs) ^Cunningham, Estelle (Mrs) *Curtis, Eleanor F. (Mrs) •^RETIRED TEACHERS
Elementary Elementary, Music
Elementary, Phys. Ed. Elementary, 1st Elementary Math., Commerce, English Primary Primary Kindergarten Elementary Business, English Elementary Elementary, Jr. HS Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary, English Spanish, German Social Studies, English,Elementary Spec. Ed., Elementary Primary Primary Elementary Elementary Primary Ind, Arts, Meeh. Drawing Elementary Shop, History Shop, Metalwork, Electronics Primary Commerce, Elementary, History Elementary, English, Spanish Commerce, Ind. Arts., Phys. Ed. Business Education Primary, Elementary Latin, Spanish, French English,Cosmet', Commerce
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BCARD:
Substitute Teachers for the school year 1961;-6j?
Curtis, J. N. (Mr) Cypert, Jeanne (Mrs)
(Cont’d)
Elementary, Jr - Sr HS Elementary, Social Studies, English
Dade, Vera M. (Mrs) Daniel, Jeraldine (Mrs) Davis, Eva K. (Mrs) Davis, Hazel D. (Mrs) *Davis, Lawrence (Mr) ■KDavis, Ruth (Mrs) ^Dickerson, Lois I,. (Miss) Dixon, Anna B. (Mrs) Douglas, Elnora C. (Mrs) ^Duncan, Edna (Mrs)
Elementary, Home Ec. English Jr HS., Elementary Primary Social Studies, Music, Band Library Social Studies, English, Music Home Ec. Elementary, Home Ec. Elementary.
^Earley, Mildred E. (Mrs) Evans, Dorothy P. (Mrs) Ewing, Alfred M. (Dr)
Kindergarten, Primary Phys.Ed. Chemistry, Physics, Algebra
Fagin, Adeline (Mrs) Fallin, Juanita 0. (Mrs) Finley, Frances E. (Mrs; Fleetwocd, Jeanne M. (Mrs) Fleming, Robye J. (Mrs) Floyd, William L. (Mr) Fox, Gretchen (Mrs) *Frank, Cassandra (Mrs)
Elementary Elementary Home Ec., Business Education Home Ec., Social Studies, English, Math. Music, Elementary Spec. Ed., Elementary Primary
Gaston, Patricia B. (Mrs) Gattison, Virgie A. (Mrs) Geigerman, Kathryn (Mrs) George, Velda G. (Mrs) Gieb, Blanche J. (Mrs) Gillette, Gladys C. (Miss) ■^Gladden, Lula B. (Mrs) #Goode, Precious (Mrs) •aGrady, Mamie M. (Miss) *Gray, Anna L. (Miss) Gray, Esther F. (Mrs) Green, Mary E. (Mrs) Gross, Edna J. (Mrs) Grossman, Lola T. (Mrs) Guess, Doris H. (Mrs)
Primary Elementary, Jr HS Social Studies, Library Commerce Phys. Ed., Speech, Library English English, Elementary ■Primary Social Studies Spec. Ed. Primary ■'Prijna ry Elementary Elementary Social Studies
Hainey, Meryle (Mrs) Hallenbeck, Doris A. (Mrs) *Hann, Myrtle I. (Mrs) Harback, Beatrice (Mrs) Harlin, Marie 0. (Mrs) Harper, Miriam E. (Mrs) ^RETIRED TEACHERS
Home Ec., Elementary Commerce, English ■Primary Library Elementary Math., Commerce
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Personnel Recommended
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Substitute Teachers for the school year 19 6^.-6^ Harris, Eulice K. (Mrs) Harris, Margaret L. (Mrs) Harris, Virginia G. (Mrs) *Harvey, Jennie (Mrs) ' Hawthorne, Jo Anne (Miss) Helms, Rella F. (Mrs) ^Hendrickson, Pauline (Mrs) Henley, Nadine Lo (Mrs) ■^Hibbert, Bernice B. (Miss) Hill, Joan (Mrs) Hindman, Wilma J. (Mrs) Hoefle, Alma T. (Mrs) Holcomb, Claudia (Mrs) tfHolt, Bertha 0. (Miss) #Hood, Geneva T. (Mrs) #Horn, Florence Lo (Mrs) Hornbeck, Rose M. (Mrs) Hottel, Betty Lo (Mrs)
Irwin, Betty (Mrs)
(Cont’d)
Phys, Ed., Elementary Elementary Elementary Math., Algebra Phys. Ed. Primary Music, Elementary Spanish, Social Studies, English English Nurse Home Ec., English, History Elementary Elementary Library, English, Math. Intermediate Primary Intermediate Business, Elementary Kindergarten, Elementary, Commerce
James, Charles E. (Mr) James, Hattie E. (Mrs) ^■Johnson, Frankie (Mrs) Johnson, Mary J. (Mrs) Jones, Bernice H. (Mrs) *Jones, Leah (Mrs) Jourdan, Elva Io (Mrs) *Judah, Edith No (Mrs) #Karnes, Prebble (Miss) Kostka, Bernie e (Mrs) Kostka, Virgi nia (Mrs) ^■Krieger, Pauline M. (Mrs)
Commerce, Social Studies Driver Education, Home Ec., History Kindergarten Primary Elementary, Home Ec. Elementary, Jr HS Elementary, History English, Math., Spec. Ed., Latin Library Kindergarten, Elementary Primary Spec. Ed.
Lathrop, Mary Mo (Mrs) KLaughlin, Blanche Ao (Mrs) ^Lawrence, Edgar Ro (Mr) ^Lawson, Lenna (Miss) Lee, Florence (Mrs) *Lewis, Ruth So (Mrs) *Lightfoot, Elizabeth (Miss) Lingerfelt, Lora Do (Mrs) Lollis, Sue Bo (Mrs) ^Lovejoy, Esther Y. (Mrs) Loy, Wayne E„ (Mr) Lyday, Barbara J. (Mrs) Lyons, Elease Fo (Mrs)
Commerce, English Elementary, li Math., Elementary Commerce Social Studies, Commerce, English Library, Music, Elementary Elementary Intermediate English Spec. Ed. Music, Speech Home Ec., Elementary Kindergarten, Elementary
■^McBrayer, Mary (Miss) *McCoy, Lucile M. (Miss) ^RETIRED TEACHERS
Kindergarten Elementary
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Personnel Recommended.
P-19
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Substitute Teachers for the school year 196U-6£
*McFarland, Mabel (Mrs) McGill5 Doris J. (Mrs) Macklin, Wanda W. (Mrs) Mallonee, Ina B. (Mrs) Marken, Bemetta (Mrs) Marshall, Violet (Mrs) Matthews, Rada S. (Mrs) Meggs, Marjorie P. (Mrs) ^Miller, Carrie M. (Mrs) ^Mitchell, Charlotte (Mrs) Mitchell, OklahomaW. (Mrs) Moon, Clara E. (Mrs) *Moore, Grace (Mrs) Morey, Juanita I. (Mrs) *Morgan, Cliffie S. (Mrs) Morgan, Louise M. (Miss) Morrow, Earlene Lo (Mrs) Mueller, Lillian K. (Mrs) Munro, Mary B, (Mrs) Nash, Hazel G. (mrs) Nichols, Sarah S. (Mrs)
(Cont’d)
English, Elementary Math., Chemistry, Elementary Nurse Speech, Drama, English
Primary
Elementary Home Ec., English, Science Home Ec., Elementary Library, English Primary Commerce, Social Studies, English Elementary, Jr HS Home Ec., Art Phys. Ed. Library History, Social Studies Elementary, English, Cosmet’ Math., Spec. Ed., English .. Elementary, Phys. Ed. Elementary
Primary
*0akes, Lillian G. (Mrs) Osborne, Louise (Mrs)
Primary Music, English
^Parsons, Leona W. (Miss) Paschal, Catherine (Mrs) Pate, Marietta D. (Mrs) Patterson, Willia (Mrs) Pennington, Eva V. (Mrs) Perkins, Edith R. (Mrs) Perrin, Rosalie (Mrs) Pierson, Bernice M. (Mrs) Pollard, Christine (Mrs) *Pratt, Madge (Mr’s) #Prim, Betty M. (Mrs)
Library English, French, Elementary, Commerce Commerce, English, Elementary Kindergarten, Elementary Home Ec., Elementary Kindergarten, Primary English, Elementary Elementary, Phys. Ed. Business English, Social Studies, Elementary Kindergarten, Primary
^Quinlan, Ada A. (Mrs)
Primary
Randle, Inis E. (Mrs) *Ratliff, Lespie T. (Miss) Raymer, Mildred V. (Mrs) . Reece, Mildred (Mrs) *Reeves, Eva L. (Mrs) Reid, Leavie (Mrs) Reuben, Esther (Mrs) ■^Reynolds, Joanna L. (Mrs) *Ricks, Garvice (Mrs) ^RETIRED TEACHERS
Intermediate English, Drama Elementary, Music Elementary Math. Library, Elementary, Commerce Kindergarten, pripwi-y Elementary Home Ec.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD? Substitute Teachers for the school year I96I4.-65
(Cont'd)
■aRiley, E. E„ (Mr) Ripple, Ruth M. (Mrs) •fcRoark, Nann (Mrs) Robb, Martha M« (Miss) ^Roberts, Clarence R. (Mr) *Robinson, L. Marie (Mrs) Rogers, Betty C. (Mrs) Rogers, Linda K. (Miss) *Roop, Alonzo (Mr) Rose, Miriam P. (Mrs)
Math. IntermediateSocial Studies Primary' r Math., French., Latin, German Social Studies, English Speech, Social Studies, Spec. Ed. Spec. Ed., Elementary Jr HS., Sr HS Nurse
*Schmahl, Gladys F. (Mrs) Scott, Doris G. (Mrs) Scott, Naomi E. (Mrs) Seibel, Velma F. (Mrs) aSeitter, Delka (Miss) ■JfSelken, Mary (Miss) #Shive, Nina B. (Mrs) ■sShrinver, Ruth (Mrs) Slover, Gwendolyn B„ (Mrs) Smith, Ola M. (Mrs) Smith, Wanda P. (Mrs) Smithman, Bessie M. (Mrs) *Snedaker, Dorothy (Miss) *Snider, Gladys R. (Mrs) *Snider, John H. (Mr) Snodgrass, Patricia (Mrs) Sober, Olene W. (Mrs) ^Souther, Edna M. (Mrs) ■sfSparks, Amy (Miss) ■aStarks, Carrie (Mrs) Starr, Verneda 0. (Mrs) *Steer, William F. (Col) *Steffey, Lula I. (Mrs) ■sStephenscn, Edward S. (Col) Stevens, Wilson W. (Mr) Steward, Mae A. (Mrs) Stone, Rhea N. (Mrs) Stripling, Wynnona E, (Mrs) Stuart, Dorothy V. (Mrs) Sutterfield, Janis (Mrs) Switzer, Martha M. (Mrs)
Elementary, Music Elementary Commerce, Elementary Commerce, Elementary Primary Social Studies, English, Elementary Prima ry Math., Speech, Home Ec., Elementary Kindergarten, Elementary Intermediate Business, Home Ec., Elementary Primary. Library Elementary Ma th. Biology, Science, Elementary Elementary ■ Home Ec. Library English : Commerce, English Math. Spec. Ed. History Music, Speech Elementary, Social Studies, Home Ec. Social Studies, Home Ec. Home Ec., English, Elementary Music, Elementary Elementary .Primary
Tatro, Rosemary W. (Mrs) ■^Temple, ,J-'. Odessa Thompson, Richard K. (Mr) *Trubey, Esther H. (Mrs) Turner, Martha (Mirs)
Speech, English Math., Social Studies, English Chemistry, Biology, Science Primary Kindergarten, j
^RETIRED TEACHERS.
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Personnel Re c ommendati oi
P-21
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Substitute Teachers for the school year 196U-65 ■ -H-Ulin, Willa H. (Miss) Utley, Blanche I. (Mrs)
(Cont'd)
Elementary Elenientary
Wan Arsdale, Grace W. (Mrs) Van Nort, Daphne T, (Mrs)
Elementary.. ' ’ English, Art, Elementary
■Wallace, Bruce M. (Mr) Wallace, Letha M„ (Mrs) Waterford, Hazel (Mrs) Walter, Vera (Mrs) Watkins, Alma W. (Mrs) Watson, Iona M. (Mrs) West, Helen M. (Mrs)' Westervelt, Ruth (Mrs) Williams, Harriet (Mrs) Wilson, Audrey L. (Mrs) Windsor, Robert M. (Mr) Winfield, Dennisr (Mr) Winston, Eloise F. (Mrs)
History, Band, Orch., Music Elementary Science, Elementary, Home Ec. Science, Math. Elementary, Kindergarten Home Ec. Spanish, French Home Ec. Elementary, Kindergarten Elementary, library ■ Speech, Drama, English , Phys, Ed. Elementary, Jr HS Commerce, Elementary, Home Ec.
Yeakley, Margaret A. (Mrs) Young, Ray L. (Mr)
Allen, Sandra F, (Mrs) Armstrong, Patrick W. (Mr) Wean, Grace L. (Mrs)
Elementary, Jr - Sr HS Phys, Ed., Business Speech, Primary Social Studies, Speech, English Home Ec., Science, English
Bonner, .Jane B. (Mrs) Bmn,, Vera/; Mae' . (jfr s) Brentlinger, Elverie E. (Mrs) Brison, Sealie C. (Mrs) Browning, Norma Jo (Mrs) Burk, James M. (Mr) Byer,.. Melva Mi. (Mrs);
English^Spanish, History Elementary Primary Science, Biology, Chemistry Nurse Band, Orch, Social Studies, Math, Elementary, English
Clarke..Eula . Mae (Mrs) Clark, Jerald D. (Mr) Combs, Mary F. (Mrs) Cooper, Altheda A. (Mrs) Couch, Jo Ann (Mrs) Cullum, Carol A. (Mrs) Curtis, Josie (Mrs)
Social Studies, English, Elementary Spec. Ed,, History, Phys. Ed. Elementary, Home Ec. Music, English, Elementary Elementary, English, Spanish Art, English, Elementary .Art Secretary
Dozier, Hazel J. (Mrs) Edwards, Elva S. (Mrs) Felts, Eaura’Jit.”(Mrs) Figures, Ernestine H. (Mrs) Gibson, Effie L« (Mrs)
Spec o Ed., Element ary Elementary Nurse Elementary, Home Ec. English, History
Hale, David R. (Mr) Hart, Diane S. (Mrs) ■ Haynie, Betty Mo (Mrs) Houston, Barbara (Mrs) ^RETIRED TEACHERS
Shop, Ind. Arts, Math. Elementary Elementary Biol., Science, Chemistry
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196k - CONT’D
Personnel Recommended.
P-22
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Substitute Teachers for the school year I96I4.-65
(Cont’d)
Jones, Mayme C. (Mrs) Keelss Lillie (Mrs) Koop/Carol M. (Mrs) Kozak, Marjorie Q. (Mrs)
Elementary, Home Ec. Elementary, Kindergarten Kindergarten, Primary French, Spanish, English
Lane, Bonnie F. (Mrs) Larason, Linda L. (Mrs) Lashly, Carrie M. (Mrs) Leard, Marilynn A. (Mrs)
Elementary Elementary Home Ec., English, Speech Elementary
McClain, Phyllis K. (Mrs) Mence, George H. (Mr) Miller, Katheryn F. (Mrs) Morgan , Mary L. (Mrs) Moon, Mary C. (Mrs) Morris, Paul (Mr)
Phys. Ed., Elementary Social Studies Home Ec., Science, Social Studies Secretary Music Social Studies, Biol., English
Neighbours., Edith L. (Mrs) Nichols, Mary V. (Mrs) O’Shields, Frances (Mrs) Pagonis, George (Mr) Patterson, Willia (Mrs) Pickens, Carletta (Mrs) Pye , Dorothy J. (Mrs)
Elementary, Social Studies, Speech Home Ec., Spec. Ed., Business English, Drama English, Social. Studies ■ Kindergarten, Elementary Primary, Home Ec. Elementary, Music, Social Studies
Robinson, Margery L. (Mrs) Rodolph, Estelline F. (Mrs) Rogers, Linda C. (Mrs) Rogers, Edythe A. (Mrs) Ruffin, Vestina D. (Mrs) Rumbaugh, Peggy (Mrs)
Elementary Elementary Art, Elementary Primary Spanish, English, French Phys. Ed., Business, Elementary
Safadi, Ruad M. (Mr) Seager, Gaynelle S. (Mrs) Schwartz, Helen A. (Mrs) Schultz, Jacqueline (Mrs) Shatswell, Haralyn C. (Mrs) Shoemake, Billie R. (Mrs)
History Elementary Elementary Elementary, HS Music, Elementary, English Home Ec.
Vann, Bryce G. (Mr) Walker, Geraldine L. (Mrs) Waters, Robert E. (Mr) White, Gladys M. (Mrs) ■Williamson, Gladys (Mrs) Windsor,'Virginia R, (Mrs) ISyrrick, Erma A, (Mrs)
Phys. Ed., Social Studies, Speech Primary Phys. Ed. Nurse Social Studies, English, Elementary Drama, Speech, English Elementary, Phys. Ed., Art
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SERViCF DEPARTMENT
TERMINATIONS NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
RFFIRNflTt ™c
OR
EMPLOYMENT NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
ALLEN. CURTIS E.
CLASSEN FLOORMAN
8-5-64
COUGHRAN. GUS
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
7-31-64
MCGINTY. GEORGE
200. MO.
8-12-64
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
8-4-64
DFPFW, KFNNFTH
210. MO.
8-10-64
WEBSTER Fl. OORMAN
MO.
8-17-64
WEBSTER DICKSON. CHARLIE
FLOORMAN
EGGLESTON. OLIVER
WATCHMAN
CLASSEN
7-31-64
CAPITOL HILL SR.
CAPITOL HILL SR*
GlBLET, JOHN R.
FLOORMAN
Gil LASPIA, 1 FO
N.W. CLASSEN FIL OORMAN
7-3-1-64
WRIGHT, Wli LIAM
2K). MO.
8-6-64
HICKMAN, WILLIAM E.
CLASSEN FLOORMAN
7-31-64
ALLEN. CURTIS E.
210. MO.
8-3-64
CLASSEN FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
8-14-64
BFTHFL,
FIVIIN
Ft OORMAN
"NVW* CLASSEN Ft OORMAN
KiMERY. EARL
RELIEF CUSTODIAN
7-24-64
KNIGHT. AUSBURN JR.
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF CUSTODIAN
8-33-64
DENWALT, WILLIAM
200. MO.
8-17-64
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF CUSTODIAN
8-14-64
RICHARDSON, LFONARD
210. MO.
8-10-64
CRESTON HILLS FLOORMAN
pin
7„Gn 64
CRESTON HILLS LEE, JAMES E.
FLOORMAN
LYNCH. EVERETT
Z TIME FLOORMAN
SOUTHEAST
8-12-64
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Fl DORMAN
CLASSEN
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7-24-64
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ADM, BUILDING
8-80-64
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8-11-64
2IO. MO.
R-4-64
FLOORMAN
ADM. BUILDING r
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WOOD,
JAMF<?
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SHUMAKER. CARL
JOHN MARSHALL FLOORMAN
8-14-64
HORN. ALLEN
210. MO.
8-17-64
JOHN MARSHALL FLOORMAN
TAYLOR. EARL
SOUTHEAST FLOORMAN
7-31-64
LUNSFORD. JOSH
210. MO.
8-3-64
SOUTHEAST Fl. OORMAN
TODD, CLAUD E.
WASHINGTON i TIME FLOORMAN
7-31-64
LUTTRELL, ELMER
JO5.MO.
8-3-64
J, T1MF Fl OORMAN
8-14-64
O’CONNOR, DONALD
105.MO.
8-24-64
WILLARD i TIME FLOORMAN
TODD,
WJLLARD i TIME FLOORMAN
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PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
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TERMINATIONS
RFS ^NATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
CAREY ■? TIMF FLOORMAN
VOL’MER. TOMMY
WASHINGTON
EFFECTIVE DATE
8-14-64
NAME BOYER. ROY
SALARY
F! VI
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WFLDFNo BASIL
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
I05.MC.
8-17-64
210. MO.
7-27-64
REMARKS
CAR EY •i TIME FLOORMAN ROCKWOOD
ROCKWOOD WFRR
REPLACEMENT
OR
7-16-64
MCDONALD.
7-24-64
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210. MO.
3t -i
POTTER, JOHN R.
210. MO.
7-27-64
WILSON. MA'IDEN
210. MO.
7-27-64
CORBr HOMER
210. MO.
7-27-6.^-
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N.W, CLASSEN Fl OORMAN
HAWTHORNE
WILSON..MAIDEN
FLOORMAN
8-3-64
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HOOVER Ft OORMAN
7-31-64
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8-17-64
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8-14-64
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WRIGHT„ MILTON
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HAWTHORNE
FlOORMAN ADM. BUILDING Fl OORMAN
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TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
TRANSFERS
(BROWN- TRANSF ERR ED)
(lon g -tran sferr
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS i T. FLOORMAN-HOOVER
210. MO.
8-19-64
ZT..FLOORMAN-JOHN MARSH
BORUM. ORB
210. MO.
7-27-64
NORTHEAST FLOORMAN
DRAKE. JOHN B.
210. MO.
8-3-64
FOLSONp JESSE
210. MO.
8- 3-64
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REPLACEMENT
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210. MO.
7-27-64
HERRON. J.C.
210. MO.
8-17-64
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ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
(dag gs -tran sferr
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MCDANIEL. EVERETT
210. MO.
7-30-64
MULLINS. HOWARD
210. MO.
7-27-64
Fl OORMAN HARD! NG
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210. MO.
8-5-64
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8-17-64
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ROLLANSr RUFORD
210. MO.
7-30-64
210. MO.
8-6-64
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(tho mas -transferred
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SHUMAKER. CARL
FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
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210. MO.
8-17-64
210. MO.
8-17-64
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FLOORMAN
WEBSTER
(add ition al )
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7-27-64
210. MO.
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210. MO.
8-4-64
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210. MO.
8-12-64
Fl HARMAN
(additi onal )
NORMAN. WILLIE
210. MO.
8-19-64
F! OORMAN
(additio
WICKWARE. ALVIN
225. MO.
8-20-64
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NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
MINTON, NAOMI
WASH! NGTON HELPER
MOORE.
FOSTER COOK
■ 5-2-8-64
MITCHELL. ALBERTA
MOON HELPER
5-28-64
MORGAN, MARR IF
MCKINLEY HELPER
5-28-64
NOVA
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
- 5-28-64
MCKINLEY
NEWBERRY, DORIS
HELPER
5-28-64*
NYE. PAULINE
STAR SPENCER HFLPER
5-28-64
JEFFERSON
PHILLIPS. CLETA
5*28-64
HELPER WRIGHT
- 5-28-64
PORTER, MARY D.
HELPER
PRATER, MATTIE
CAPITOL HILL SR. HELPER
5-28-64
RHODFSr FLSIF
MADISON COOK
5-28-64
JOHN MARSHALL
5-28-64
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ADAMS
SHEPHERD, MABLE SITTERLEY, FRANCIS— — /
NORTHEAST ----- HELPER
STRANGE. LOREAN
JOHN MARSHALL HELPER
STULL. KAY D„
MOON BAKER
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THOMAS. THELMA
5-28-64
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ROOSEVELT HELPER
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Personnel Recommended r— CM
9 a.
PERSONNEL
<^cpv >CF
Fnnn
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
WESTWOOD COLLINGSWORTH. NORA
MANAGER
SMITH.
WEST NICHOLS Hi L COOK
IDER
LEE WILLIAMS. MILDRED
HEI.PFR
.
SALARY
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
5-23-6-L_
5-28-64
TRANSFERS BARRY. SYBIL
1 .05 HR.
8-27-64
L1NWOOD COOK
(SM 1 TH-TRA NS F ERR ED)
BLAKENSHIP. pearl
I .05 HR.
8-27-64
WILLARD COOK
(GREGG-TRANSFERRED)
CANARY, MAYDELL
1.00 HR.
8-27-64
)
HAMMONSr SYLVIA
1.05 HR.
8-27-64
TRUMAN HELPFR
JOHNSON. DELORIS
1.00 HR.
8-27-64
CLASSEN HELPER
REID. GRACIE
1.05 HR.
8-27-64
WHEELER COOK
RE INKF. 01 GA
.1.00 HP.
8-27-64
EMERSON HFLPFR
WILDMAN. LORENE
1.90 HR.
8-27-64
BRITTON COOK
(eakes -transferred
)
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(bates -transferred
(harr is -tr ansf err ed )
(arc
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(LANKFORD-TRANSFERRED)
(bay -tran
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)
—-
WlESONj
FMMA
5.00 HR.
8-27-64
GARDEN OAKS HFLPFR
(additio
nal
)
CUNNINGHAM. OPHELIA-
1.00 HR.
8-27-64
KENNEDY HELPER
(additio
nal
)
FULTON. ALICE
1.00 HR.
8-27-64
WEBSTER HELPER
HARPER?.BFRNELLA
I.00 HR.
8-27-64
KENNEDY HFLPFR
JONES. BOBBIE
1.00 HR.
8-27-64
HFLPFR
WARD. ALICE
Ki.5 HR..
8-27-64
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NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
Q;C 1 ,":ixiAT; AKK
WH‘ JAMS.
PERSONNEL
---------
SALARY
APPROVED EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
EFFECTIVE DATE
AWARDS Hrl PFR
RF.RNI CF
MOON rtELPFR
DOUGLAS. LOTTI F
SHIELDS HE’GHTS
5-28-64
SUIT, BETTY
HELPER
5-28-64
KOONCE. ALPHA
ROOSEVELT HELPER
5-28-64
HOLSEY. PEARL
1 ,05 HRO
8-27-64
MADDRY, VIOLA
1.00 HR.
8-27-64
(MITCHELL-RESIGNED)
ROGERS, SENCRIES
I .05 HR.
8-27-64
(miers -re sig ne d )
ROLLF, BEATRICE
1.00 HR.
8-|5-64
[wh
itson
)
-resigned
(denby -resigned
REMARKS
)
CLASSEN
HELPER JEFFERSON
HELPER MOON
BAKER N.W. CLASSEN HELPER
I £j ILL) VLN IN JU Ju
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
■
.
EFFECTIVE DATE
...•— -
KLEPAC. ROBERT
PAINTER
8-18-64
THOMPSON,
ROOFFR
R j>7 f7a
PLUMBER
8-28-64
KFNN1TH
TRENT. HARRISON
APPROVED EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
NAME
SALARY
BAXTER, JOHN M.
2.00 HR.
7-24-64
PAINTER
COKER. JOHN D.
1.25 HR.
7- *51 -f-A.
1ARORFR
EDWARDS. RAYMOND
2.00 HR.
7-24-64
PA 1NTFR
GRFEN, MICHAFl.
1.25 HR.
7-20-64
1 ARORFR
HAI. IOCKr ROGFR
1.25 HR.
7-28-64
1 ARAPFP
HARMON. THOMAS
1.25 HR.
8-5-64
1ARORFR
HUFFMAN. J.D.
2.25 HR.
8-17-64
EI.FCTRICIAN
LONGNECKER. GEORGE
1o 75 HRO
8-4-64
PA 1NTER
PECK, WILLIAM L.
2.00 HR.
8-3-64
PAINTER
STFVFNSj, JACK
1.25 HR.
R-4-64
(ARHPCP
TAYLOR. CLARENCE
2.00 HR.
7-24-64
PAINTFR
TFFTFRS, HAI
1.25 HR.
7-27-64
1ARORFR
THOMAS. RANDOLPH
2.CO HR.
7-25-64
PAINTER
WEST,
2.25 HR.
R-t8 64
MPPUAMfr
2.00 HR.
7-24-64
PAINTFR
TEMPORARY FMRI OVFF<x
CFOII
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YARBROUGH. CHARLES . RESIGNATIONS
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
:
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Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
BUS DR!VERSNAME br ewe r
.
•
"...
______
, dick
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
SALARY 100. MO
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
8-31-64
BUS DRIVER
CARL I SI Fr JOHN
1 on.
CARLISLE, ROSIA
100. MO
8-31-64
BUS DRIVER
CARR ETHERS, A.C.
105.MO.
8-31-64
BUS DPIVFR
CENTER, BARBARA
100. MO
8-31-64
RUS nPIVFP
HUDSON. DONALD
115. MO
R-31-64
RUS nPIVFR,
JONES. GARY A.
100. MO
R-31-64
Rus
JUDKINS, PAUL
100. MO
8-31-64
BUS DRIVER
LOVE. JFRRY
115.MO.
R-"-i -6a
Ros PPI VER
MCBRIDE, MARVIN
115.M0.
8-31-64
RUS DRIVER
MILLER, RANSOM
HO. MO
8-31-64
R6I~ DRIVER
POWELL. TONY
1 10.MO.
3-31-64
SEEBECK, GEORGE
H5.MC.
8-31-64
SIMS.
100.MO.
R-3f-64
WATSON, RONALD
lOJ. MC.
8-31-64
ATKINSON. DALE
no.
R-Ot-64
___
mc
BUS PRJV&a---------------
op jv fp
__________
BUS DRIVER
z'
ISAAC
mo .
BUS DR 1 VFR
BUS DRIVER SPECIAL EDUCAT!
PARKER. EDWARD
250.MO.
R-3I-64
SPECIAL EDUCAT)
CLINE. VIRGINIA BRATTON. W.l .
PERSONNEL
?6o.MO.
PfiO. MO.
.IJ&LMf-R..-
R 3t 64
'
R-3H64.
SPECIAL EDUCAT]0 BUS DRIVER
.
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196^ - CONT'D
CHANGES OF STATUS ANd /o R ASSf(JUENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
FOOD SERVICES ELIZABETH BOHROFEN, SECOND COOK AT SOUTHEAST, SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO FIRST COOK AT SOUTHEAST, SALARY $1,20 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 27,
1964.
LOIS BOSWELL, COOK AT N.W. CLASSEN, SALARY $1.20 PER HR, TO KEY HELPER AT N.W. CLASSEN, AUGUST 27,
SALARY $1.15 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
1964.
COOK AT LINWOOD, SALARY $C.f05 PER HR, TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
GLADYS EAKES,
SALARY $1,00 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
1964.
27,
HELEN ALTA ELMS, HELPER AT CLASSEN, SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO SECOND COOK AT CLASSEN, AUGUST 27,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
ONA FERRELL, SECOND COOK AT JACKSON, SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO FIRST COOK AT N.W, CLASSEN, AUGUST 27,
SALARY $1.20 PER HR, EFFECTIVE
)964.
STELLA B. HENSLEE, HELPER AT HARMONY, SALARY $1,10 PER HR, AUGUST 27,
EFFECTIVE
I964.
TO KEY HELPER AT WEBSTER, SALARY $1,15 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
1964.
SUBSTITUTE, UNASSIGNED, SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO SALAD DEPARTMENT, ADMINISTRATION Bull
LOUISE HOWARD,
$1.05 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 14,
'G,
SALARY
1964.
TOY MARIE OWENS, HELPER AT MADISON, SALARY $1.10 PER HR, TO COOK AT MADISON,
SALARY $1.15 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
1964.
27,
FLORENCE PAULDEN, MANAGER AT ORCHARD PARK, SALARY $195. PER MONTH, TO COOK AT KENNEDY, SALARY $l«-35 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 27,
1964.
ZELMA WHITNEY, HELPER AT ADAMS, SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO BAKER AT ADAMS,
SALARY $1,15 PER HR,
IRMA WILSON, HELPER AT SOUTHEAST, SALARY $|.|0 PER HR, TO SALADS AT WEBSTER,
27,
EFFECTIVE ^GUST 27,
SALARY $ L. 15 PER HR,
1964,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
1964.
BROADCASTING STATION: PAUL SPRINGER, STUDIO MANAGER, SALARY $4100. PER YR, TO DIRECTOR, SALARY $4400,
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1,
1964.
PRINTING DEPARTMENT: RICHARD HAMPTON, TEMPORARY MULTILITH OPERATOR, SALARY $1,25 PER HR, TO PERMANENT MULTILITH OPERATOR, SALARY $200. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST I,
1964.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT: W.T. BRAYTON, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT COLUMBUS, SALARY $335. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT RIVERSIDE, SALARY $305. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3,
1964.
JACK DAGGS, FLOORMAN AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, SALARY $225. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT POLK, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 30, 1964. ELVIN HEINRICHS, FIREMAN AT NORTHEAST, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WILSON, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6, 1964.
JOHNNY HIGHTOWER, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EMERSON, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6, 1964,
SALARY $280. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT COLUMBUS, SALARY $310.
JAMES L. KEITH, FLOORMANAT C0OLIDGE, SALARY $240, PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT COOLIDGE, SALARY $255, PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 17,
1964.
CHESTER LUNNON, FIREMANAT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EMERSON, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6, 1964. THOMAS MCKEAN, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT RIVERSIDE, SALARY $290. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3,
CHARLIE RAY, FLOORMAN AT MOON, SALARY $225,
5,
TO FIREMAN AT ROOSEVELT, SALARY $280.
P.ER MONTH,
1964. PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT MOON, SALARY $255. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
1964.
CHANGES OF STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENTS IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:.
2
SERVICE DEPARTMENT: Q.T.
SCRUGGS,
AUGUST 5,
FIREMAN AT MOON,
BOB JOE SHOEMAKE, PER MONTH,
SALARY $280,
PER MONTH,
TO FLOORMAN AT KENNEDY,
SALARY $250.
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
1964. FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL.,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3,
J,D, THOMAS,
FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 6,
ROBERT L. WRIGHT,
SALARY $225,
TO RELI EF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS,
SALARY $255.
SALARY $220,
PER MONTH,
TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS,
SALARY $255,
PER MONTH
1964,
3/4 TIME HEAD CUSTODIAN AT CARVER,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 3,
PER MONTH,
1964,
SALARY $2| 3,75,
TO FLOORMANAT KENNEDY,
SALARY $250.
PER MONTH,
1964,
Motion was made By Mr. Bennett and. seconded By Mr. Lott to approve the personnel items listed aBove. All memBers voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1969 - CONT'D
Approval of the following recommendations #1, ^2, and. #3 was requested.: (Recommendation to ratify the August payrolls, authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the itemized list below.)
SEPTEMBER 8, 1964
l u
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
RATIFICATION OF AUGUST PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: $
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
*___ 650.737.55
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$___ 105-183.23
BOND FUND
$
1.150.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR SEPTEMBER 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$ 1.600.000.00
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
110.000.00
BOND FUND
$
1.150.00
1
ITEM #3
342.595.46
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT’D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT SEPTEMBER 8, 196k
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
146,419.22
1963- 64 GENERAL FUND
$
114,238.92
1962- 63 GENERAL FUND
$
286,74
1964- 65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
62,552.80
1963- 64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
33,623.12
BOND FUND
$
778,962.77
TOTAL
65 1964-
$1,136,083.57
GENERAL FUND
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH INC. Printing Printing Printing General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Standard
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
17.60
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION CO. Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard
17.93
AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE, INC. General Instruction
Selected
20.45
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library
Agreement
11.00
ASSOCIATED PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS Miscellaneous
Agreement
500.00
AUTOMATIC TAPE CONTROL, INC. Title III
Low
447.50
BAILEY FILMS, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
100.50
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Health Supplies
Standard
114.00
79-80 2.15 54-00 3-QQ
138.95
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Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
BELWIN, INCORPORATED Library
Board Action
BERRY OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty Maintenance Vehicles - Regular
Low Low Low
B & H SUPPLY COMPANY .Vehicles - Regular
Low
BIG THREE WELDING EQUIPMENT CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance Manpower
Board Action Board Action Board Action
46.92 2.'29 31.42
80.70
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Office Machines Office Machines Purchasing
Board Action Board Action Selected
490.100 35.00 10.56
535.56
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Standard
46.65 17.14
63.79
B & M SALES COMPANY Business Office
Low
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
INC. & Supply & Supply & Supply & Supply
Standard Standard Standard Standard
300.00 179.52 39.57 130.00
349.09 473-14
79.20 24.01 64.23 3-40 10.12
101.76
BRANIFF AIRWAY’S, INCORPORATED Travel Espense
Board Action
282.90
PAUL BRAWDY Lawn Repair
Low
160.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
602.86
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected
THE BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY Textbooks
Publisher
BUCKEYE TELEPHONE & SUPPLY CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
BURROUGHS CORPORATION (Dallas) Office Machines
Board Action
1,413.84
Board Action
120.00
BURROUGHS CORPORATION (N.YORK) Office Machines
'
21.00 6.10
27.10 16.25 284.25
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Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
WILMA CAIN, CLERR Miscellaneous Expense Legal Expense Mailing Permit Travel Expense Vehicular - Heavy
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
BOB CATES General Instruction Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Low Low Low Low Low Low
C & B AUTO PUMP COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQPT. CORPORATION Lawn Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supply
Selected Standard Standard Low
CHEMICAL EDUCATION PUBLISHING CO. Title III
Publisher
10.00
CHIANG SMALL DUPLICATORS Curriculum Library
Selected
113.80
J. VERN CHITWOOD Lawn Supplies Lawn Supplies
Standard Low
CINEMA-VUE CORPORATION TV Rights
Publisher
CITY AUTO PARTS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
19.65
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
56.72
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
52.90
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Selected
CLEVELAND WRECKING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
CLIPPER MANUFACTURING'COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
24.50 25.00 30.00 32.84
-^22
115.09
2.00 45.00 193*20 48 • 68 22.20 31.84-*9.00 "
351.92 17.10
37.50 14.92 17.50 7.60
41.50 - 295.00
77.52
336.50 220.00
5.00 9.58 ■
14-58
40.00 60.25 169.00
229.25
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
5*
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-4
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO.. Printing Printing Printing Printing
Low Low Low Low
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY Title III - Supplies
Board Action
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Custodial Supplies
Low
CORNELL UNIVERSITY PRESS Title III - Supplies
Publisher
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQPT. Audio Visual Materials
Low
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Adm. Research Office Furniture & Fixture Materials
Low Low Letter Bid
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Lawn Supplies General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair Lawn Supplies General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
& Supplies & Supplies & Supplies & Supplies & Supplies
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Low
260.50 47.52 18.00 31.14 14.00
110.66 5,918.15
37.50 8.78
72.00 5.75 622.00
678.75
1.07
1.26 36.20 4.32 1.54 2.62 11.04 6.90
63.88
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower
Board Action Selected Low
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Low
50.95
DEL CITY WIRE COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
20.25
52.00 57.45 103.50 70.85 54.90
338.70
2,783.92 8.90 , ,^»80
2,844.62
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
DEMBAR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH SERV. Curriculum Library
Selected
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Office Machines
Board Action
623.OO
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
7,630.00
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Title III
Publisher
PAT DOWLING PICTURES Title III
Board Action
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Vehicular - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Regular
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
2.31 8.40 11.96 73.26 8.56
BILL DOYLE Storeroom Stock Superintendent.’^ Office Superintendent’s'. Office Business Office Instructional Office Office Machines
Low Low Low Low Low Standard
74.03 1.20 2.60 3.00 8.17 15.80
104.80
DULANEY’S General Instruction Electronic Supplies
Selected Low Letter Bid
50.70 567.00
617.70
DUPLICATING Office Office Office Office Office
Agreement Standard Standard Standard Standard
171.14 91.89 46.10 138.24 217.79
665.16
PRODUCTS, INC. Machines Machines Machines Machines Machines
DX SUNRAY OIL COMPANY •Vehicles - Regular
Low
EDIPHONE COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES INCORPORATED TV Rights
Board Action
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies
Low Low
3.00
28.28 270.00
23^1
127.96
913.77
152.00 475.49
627.49
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-6
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronic Supplies Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Selected Board Action Board Action
EUREKA WATER COMPANY Repair - Noninstructional
Low
20.00
FEARON PUBLISHERS, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher
16.60
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUC. CORPORATION Title III
Board Action Rental Agreement
FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Low Selected Selected Selected
Supply Supply Supply Supply
1,913.12
6,534.00
•ft
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Eqpt. Rental & & & &
45.14 3-73 1.864.25
439.58
8.33 25.67 1.49 8.20
43.69
FLEETWOOD FILMS INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action.
FOX-VLIET DRUG COMPANY Business Office General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
1.03 27.60
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement ■ Agreement.
50.71 2.00
GAYLORD BROTHERS Library Supplies
Board Action
GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION Printing
Standard
100.90
GLIDDEN COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials
Board Action
280.00
GOLDBLATT TOOL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
16.50
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Printing
Low
16.25
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY Lawn Repair Supplies
Standard
360.00
28.63
69.06
2,152.20
6.86
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8? 1968 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Vehicular - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low bow Low Low Low
HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Textbooks Title III
Board Action Publisher
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply
31.80 35.76 24.60 5.70 21.84 11.80 66.94 42.00
240.44
6,469.31 7.00
6,476.31
Standard Standard Standard
88.23' 17.04 37.80
143.07
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Title III - Supplies General Instruction
Publisher Publisher
55-25 67.IO
122.35
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Storeroom Stock
Low
INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACHINES CORP. Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing
Agreement Agreement Agreement
8.70
23.52
-
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY CO. Printing
Board Action
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Agreement Agreement Standard Standard Standard
100.00 295.50 2.680.50
3,076.00
25.67 1,010.44 9.61
1,045.72 514.17
1.34 5.92 .66 6.52 482.08 24.23
519.4I
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196k- - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL. FUND (continued)
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt, Repair General Eqpt. Repair Maintenance
& & & & & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
B—8 Low Low Low Low Low Selected Low Low
6.70 21.12 22.75 14.45 49.12 20.71 28.14 42.21
205.20
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
LIBERTY NATIONAL .BANK & TRUST CO. Land & Building Rental
Rental Agreement
LIQUID FLAME INCORPORATED Heat (Geo. Wright)
Low
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Title III - Supplies General Instruction
Publisher Board Action
MAC TOOL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
19.95
ED MARTIN COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
183.90
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Maintenance
Low
136.07
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
T. Co MCCOURRY Rent - 9216 N. Western
Rental Agreement
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
60.00
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
20.25
MEDART PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Storeroom Stock General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Low Low Low
99.00 565.00
45.00
156.00
2,770-59
2,926.59
8.97
125.00
3.35 283.90
3.08 5.90 2.14 60.00 76.53
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
..... -_ ____________
—
-
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY (continued) General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instructional Eqpt. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Standard Standard Low Low
MIDWESTERN INSTRUMENTS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Electronic Supplies
Selected
MINNESOTA MINING AND MFG. COMPANY Title III
Board Action
2,649.60
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
1,619.21
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding
Board Action
J. M. MUSGROVE General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
36.00
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
15.90
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Title III
Publisher
NEW STATE ICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
NORTHERN FILMS Title III
Publisher
80.00
D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY INC. Title III
Publisher
190.72
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Title III - Materials Title III - Materials
Board Action Board Action
'
72.40 265.02 14.00 21.50 112.20 48.96 23.80
705.53
229.85 .
27.67
2.45 157.44 160.66
318.10
4.35
321.70 33.70
250.00
986.40
2,285.55
.. ..... -
- ----------------- >
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT’D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-1O
OAKITE PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS CO. INC, Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Low
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Storeroom Stock Business Office
Low Low
OKLA. CITY LINEN SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Maintenance Maintenance General Eqpt-'. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Selected
& & & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
16.32
59.70 ,12.79
72.49 126.72
7*55 3^’65
11.20 3.50
10,476.63 17.35 29.18 12.38 88.91 52.71 2.18 Jfc2^
245.04
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Curriculum Library
Board Action
509.00
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
401.74
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Instructional Offices
Low
3.82
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
1.50
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Lawn Repair
Selected
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Title III
Publisher
15.02
JACK F. PARKER Travel Exp. - Washington, D. C. White House
Board Action
20.00
14,284.90
15.00 1,657.50
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
129-48 32.40
161.88
PITTSBURGH PLATE GUSS COMPANY Maintenance Furniture Repair Materials
Low Board Action
73-48 499.40
572.88
PORTUND SANITARY UND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
POSTMASTER Postage for Various Schools
General Instruction
POSTMASTER Postage
Postage
5.00
PRENTICE HALL INC. Library
Publisher
6.20
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
36.60
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
75.00
PRODUCTIONS UNLIMITED, INC. Title III
Board Action
125.00
PUGH-HOLMES General Instruction
Agreement
166.59
RADIO, INCORPORATED Project Planning Electronic Supplies
Low Low
REA EXPRESS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
12.87
RAMBLER VILUGE, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
1.30
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Board Action
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard Low
32.26 72.60
104.86
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
4.60 ,16,^5
20.95
7.00
40.00 804.35
5.22 20.21
25.43
8,982.15
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196b - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-12
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
ROSE EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
8.70
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
1.00
SEATON SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
S. E. B. PAINT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
SIMPSON-HORTON, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
JASPER SIPES SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO. General Equipment
Standard
S. C. M. CORPORATION Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Board Action
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
3.42
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
4.50
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
28.25
TOWN OF SPENCER Permits - Moving 4 Annexes Through Spencer
Standard
60.00
47.75
7.80 143.90,
55.44
â– . 2^.
202.29
220.00 2.00 1.50
5x0?.
8.59 122.04
4,896.31 72.92
48.00 426.00 4
474.00
4,154-96
'
123.09
311:21
437.00
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196k - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
6.61
STANDARD BEARING & SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
2.11
STATE AGENCY General General General
FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Instruction Instruction
Selected Selected Selected
BILL STORY FIRE AND SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY (Ada) Library
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (Edmond) Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Business Office Business Office Business Office Title III Summer School Library
Low Low Low Low Low Lew Low Low Low Board Action
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Title III Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Publisher Standard
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library New Library Books Library Summer School
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Publisher
TRIANGIE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Project Planning
Standard
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Personnel Office Furniture Repair Materials
Low Board Action
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
575.00 10.75
1,082.86 589.90 320.76 765.88 1,422.10 218.81 133.17
599.50
.
4,533,48
932.04 59.00
1.95 21.09 399.00 37.50 9.65 12.00 2.40 31.64 50.00 125.90
691.13
87.50 122.21
209.71
389.00 6,484.60 2,305-30 309.00 2.40
9,490.30
â– '
98.00 4.40 7.740.00
7,744.40
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Library
Publisher
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS Library
Board Action
VAN’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III Title III
Standard Board Action Board Action
WARD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Low
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES General Instruction
Publisher
WESTERN UNION General Instruction Telegrams
Standard Utility
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
WHITE SEWING CENTER General Instruction
Low
WHITTON SUPPLY Electronics Supplies General Instruction
Selected Board Action
WYLIE-STEWART MACHINERY CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
ZANER-BLOSER COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Board Action
9.50 8.43 20.95
38.88 21.00 222.40
18.95 157-33 187.30 30.00
374.63 150.00
102.50
34«00
27-3P,
116.11
61.50 6.5O
250.20 22.62
272.82 1.57
137.40
21.00
793-3,2
816.32
117.47 1,326.12
1963-64 GENERAL FUND ADAMS-IRICK TRUCK BODY WORKS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
18.41
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT’D
B-15
1963-64 GENERAL FUND(continued) A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
ALBRIGHT STEEL & WIRE COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
AMERICANA CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY Health Dept. Supplies
Selected
48.00
AMER. PHOTOCOPY. EQPT. COMPANY Printing
Low
60.57
ANDERSON BARBER & BEAUTY SUPPLY Manpower
Low
45.40
B & H SUPPLY COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Selected
4.25
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Office Machines
Standard
25.71
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INC. Travel Expense
Board Action
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY Purchasing Department
Low
BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS, INC. General Instruction
Bpard Action
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Audio Visual Materials General Instruction Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies
Low Low Board Action Board Action
C & B AUTO PUMP COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
19.10
CENTRAL SALES PROMOTIONS, INC. General Instruction
Low
159.75
CHAMPION KNITWEAR COMPANY, INC, General Instruction
Board Action
931.40
CITY AUTO PARTS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Adult School Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
762.00
8.20
878.40
536.50 4-17
1,221.75 26.25 290.21 24,697*88 288.00
25,302.34
43.68 72.00
115.68
4.00 l^-3,2
1,539.32
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-16
COLUMBIA RECORDS SALES CORPORATION Library
Publisher
91.49
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG, CO. Printing
Low
88.74
CONTEMPORARY FILMS, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
8.05
COOPERATIVE TEST DIV. EDUC. TEST. SERVICE Title V
Publisher
405.29
F. A. DAVIS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
10.71
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Library
Board Action
23.29
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Vehicles - Regular
Standard
23.58
BILL DOYLE Audio Visual Materials Office Machines Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Standard Board Action Board Action
DULANEYS Audio Visual Materials
Low
BOB DUNNING-JONES, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Office Machines Printing Storeroom Stock Office Machines
Standard Board Action Board Action Agreement
153.32 9,386.70 2,041.87 44.15
11,626.04
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Board Action Board Action
2,268.00 129.00
2,397*00
ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS FOR INDUSTRY CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
ELGIN SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
ENSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Electronics Supplies
Board Action Low Selected
2.40 19.00 3,371.4S 1.825.20
5,218.08
21.63 -
51.75
6.18 118.80
88.83 18.54
117.36
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B-17 ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS Title III
Board Action
F & H ENTERPRISES Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
40.00
FILMS OF THE NATIONS DISTERS. TV Rights
Publisher
240.00
FT,F,MING H. REVELL COMPANY Library
Publisher
2.96
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
2.30
FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
417.64
GATEWAY PRODUCTIONS INC. TV Rights
Board Action
25.00
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
5,432.18
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
DR. GLENAD1NE GIBB In-Service Training
Board Action
234.73
GORTON-HOWELL MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Low Letter Bid
720.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Board Action Low
HASTINGS HOUSE, PUBLISHERS Library
Publisher
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
239.55 5.868.82
6,108.37
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Custodial Supplies
Low Low Board Action
49.00 15.75 6.48
71.23
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,280.25
60.68
113.49 3.94 36.72 223.20 166.32
„33.-io
576.77
13.13
430.92
B-18
GENERAL FUND (continued) INDUSTRIAL GASKET & PACKING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Rental.Agreement Low Rental Agreement
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Library Library Library Library Library
Low Low Low Low Low Low
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction
Agreement
■J & R SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
2,150,40
KNIGHT SUPPLY COMPANY Custodials Supplies
Board Action
386.80
LANGSOM VILLA DRUG Health Dept. Supplies
Low
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Library
Board Action
LOCAL TOWEL & UNIFORM SERVICE Laundry Expense
Selected
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Title VIII
Publisher
MAGIC EMPIRE EXPRESS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
JIM MARTIN EDUCATIONAL FILMS Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
MCGRAW-HILL PUBLICATIONS . Project Planning Library Library Title III
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
7«3O 49-20 20.30
6.00 87.29 499.59 180.41 129.61
126.64
1,150.25 7.59
42.66
,7-22
49.95
57.73 769.15
5.70 27.69
2.29 2,590.00
5-50 92.65 37-55 51.00 178.97 1.05 157.00 10.38 2.48
186,70
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
%
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY(continued) Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies
BQard Action Board Action
MTT.T.ER JACKSON COMPANY Electronic Supplies
Selected
MILLER-NORRIS COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction Manapower
Low Low
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY ' General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
108.30
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
311.75
NATL. COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF MATH. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Manpower Library
Publisher Publisher.
NORTH SIDE CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
280.25
OAKITE PRODUCTS, INC. Manpower
Selected
131.43
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair &â– Supplies
Low
39.90
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
69.11
OKLAHOMA OXYGEN COMPANY Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction
Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
8,074.84
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,361.00
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Project Planning
Selected
38.00
PAULMAR INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
10.24
2,364.68 1.299.10
1.40
903.32 16.04 19.20
Action Action Action Action
4,013.66
35-24
5.00 3.25 11.40
4.12 3.60 1.80 4.46
14.65
13.98
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-20
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Board Board Board Board
PUGH-HOLMES General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
RAMBLER VILLAGE, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
5.65
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Title III
Publisher
8.16
RANDOM HOUSE SCHOOL & LIB. SERV. Library
Board Action
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Standard
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY CO. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
27.57
SAFEWAY RENTAL & SALES COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
40.00
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
S.E.B. PAINT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SERVICE BUREAU CORPORATION Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Selected
10.99
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected
7.90
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
8.13
Action Action Action Action Action
384.00
16.86 33-16 2.41 2.41 16.87
71.71
13.00 ms
41.48
770.76
62.56 ...
68.04 4,571.60
1,950.00 2.50 2.50 -^28
60.28 5,506.84
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
B-21
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) THE SINGER COMPANY’ Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Low
26.76
SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY Recreational Supplies
Low
110.88
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
661.68
TEXAS ENVELOPE COMPANY Printing
Board Action
64.38
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY CO. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,672.50
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Adult Institute
Lew
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt,
Standard
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Personnel Office Manpower
Low Low
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected Selected
VANGUARD PRESS, INC. Library and Textbooks
Publisher
2.54
VARITYFER CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
25.50
WARD BROTHERS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
21.00
H. W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Publisher
37'2.60
Board Action
286.74
6.75
4.32 111.93
1.49 25.20
26.69 7,092,52
22.90
7-5,0
30.40
1962-63 GENERAL FUND COLGATE PALMOLIVE PEET COMPANY Custodial Supplies
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964- - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-22
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
144.00
AIR CONTROL SERVICE COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
393 - 70
ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RY. Materials - Buildings
Low
90.82
BALL DISTRIBUTING & ENGINEERING CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
50.00
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low' Low
CAPITOL PAINT MANUFACTURING CORP. Materials - Buildings
Selected
25.20
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
17.50
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
97.50
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,272.48
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
13.59
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings
Low Board Action Board Action
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Board Board Board
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
2,270.50
EDUCATORS MFG. COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
3,240.00
28.80 380.00
Action Action Action Action
408.80
25.76 537.60 1.304.24
1,867.60
47.85 90.72
138.57
211.50 249.00 132.00 1.209.10
1,801.60
26.25 5.25 15.30 62.72
109.52
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1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
B-23 382.60 96.00 128.00 46.50 203.42
Low Low Low Selected Board Action
856.52
THE GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Lew
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Selected
22.66
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
4.31
GASTEAM RADIATOR COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
GENERAL EIECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Low
223,20 36.00
259.20
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Board Action
52.89 163.50
216.39
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
274.00
W. W. GRAINGER COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
53-50
300.50
498.91
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GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Grounds Noninstructional Equipment Noninstructinnal Equipment Noninstructional Equipment
Low Low Low Low
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Buildings
Low
78.90
HUMES & BERG MFG. COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Standard
42.75
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
271.80
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
892.92
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY CO. Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
724.50
1,835-14
19.36 18.90 38.80 241.90
318.96
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Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 BUILD JUG LEVY FUND (continued)
B-24 /
JAY-D-PIPE & STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Selected
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
LIGHTNER PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY CO. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
676.02
ED MARTIN COMPANY Non-Instructional Equipment Non-Instructional Equipment
Low Selected
231.30 -69.^0
300.80
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INC. Title III - Equipment Title III - Equipment
Board Action Low
7,765.50 236.00
8,001.50
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Materials - Buildings
180.00 103.50 1.10
89.52
30.00 5.00
Low Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Selected Board Action Board Action
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Agreement
35.00 220.00
ffQ-44
1,226.46
1,007.60
Board Action
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
104.60
28.34 60.08
88.42
12.12 20.40 89.86 12.00 34.00 74.32 295.06 130.71 314.52 100.80 501.45 3-15 31.56 84.00
1,703.95
70.00 100.50
Meeting of September 8, 1964 - CONT'D
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-25
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
57.07
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board. Action
47.30
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
3,853-00
NEVER FAIL ENGINEERING COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials “ Buildings
Board Action Selected Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA STATE UNIV. TECH. INSTITUTE Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
PEERLESS-OKLAHOMA COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Foard Action
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
THE REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
ROBBERSON STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
505.16
SANFAX CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Selected
158.50
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
173.82
THE STANDARD ELECTRIC TIME CO. Materials - Buildings
Standard
119.80
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
125.00
Action Action Action Action
97.45 10,^8 18.00 129.60 2.16
257-73
1,100.00 649.80 1.263.00
1,912.80
202.24 45.40 114.08 92.44 72.00 1,251,50 1,410.00 - 1,686.00 675.00
5,548.66 890.60
92.00
48.96
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Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-26
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
THOMAS BLOCK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CARL R. TRAPPE Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
550,31 , 8*50
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
322x22
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS Title III - Equipment
Selected
WHITE SEWING CENTER Equipment for Instruction
* Board Action
THE WINSTED CORPORATION Title III - Equipment
Standard
WELCH FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
WHELANS INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
2,916.00
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Title III - Equipment
Board Action
6,690.05
BOWLWARE DOOR COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
72.00
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Agreement
46.00
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
244.18
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Grounds
Board Action
22.40
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
2,592.00
100,00 900.00
1,000.00
11.81 -
448.00
2,032.93
156.00
558.81
801.92
2,932.05 199.62
1,331.60
106.00 -
5,927.90
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
B-27
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
59.16
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
5.40
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY Title VIII - Equipment
Board Action
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
TEMPLE JOHNSON FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
MARTIN-MARIETTA CORPORATION Materials - Grounds
Board Action
1,911.92
MID STATES SUPPLY OF KANSAS INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
4,097.87
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIXED CONCRETE Materials - Buildings
» Board Action
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIAN’S SUPPLY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
SOUTHWESTERN ROOFING & SHEET METAL CO. Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
VIRCO MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,101.00
THE WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
13.90
509,32
12,977.31
V
13.27 2,770.50
8.75 15.00
89.57 _ 40.8$
46.50 2.90 257.27
36.OO
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Bills and. Payrolls
B-28
BOND FUND
ACME FENCE & IRON Equipment
Board Action
18,541.86
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Est. #14 - Kennedy - Bldg.
Board Action
269,762.67
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #2 - Green Pastures - Bldg.
Board Action
34,689.00
CONNELLY PAVING COMPANY Est. #1 - Kennedy
Board Action
18,480.73
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT, INC. Est. #13 - Webster - A/E Fee
Board Action
2,785-40
Board Action
5,750.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Eqpt. - Kennedy & Webster
Board Action
8,561.97
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster Equipment - Webster Equipment - Kennedy
Board Board Board Board Board Board
GARDNER HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action
8,260.00
HOBART MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy & Webster
Board Action
454.00
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #3 - Madison - Bldg.
Board Action
14,283.00
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INC. Est. #13 - Webster - Bldg.
Board Action
139,269.80
MERLE L. MCCOLLUM dba MCCOLLUM C0NSTR. Est. #1 - Webster - Paving
Board Action
15,534.00
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Equipment - Kennedy & Webster
Board Action
4,868.61
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Est. #3 - Star-Spencer - Bldg,
Board Action
144,792.00
MYRTLE DESK COMPANY Equipment - Webster
Board Action
126.92
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #3 - Star Spencer
Board Action
2,895.84
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Eqpt. - Kennedy & Webster
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Action Action Action Action Action Action
5 ,439.00 2 ,955.00 6 ,397.00 3 ,677.00 430.00 430.00
19.328.00
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Bills and Payrolls
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B-29
BOND FUND (continued)
OKLAHOMA. HUSSMANN REFRIGERATION Equipment - Kennedy & Webster
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publishers Publishers
SEMINOFF-BOWMAN-BODE, ARCH. Est. #2 - Green Pastures - Fee
Board Action
SLAYTER BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Webster - Final Northeast - Paving
Board Action Board Action
SOREY, HILL AND SOREY, INC. Est. #13 - Kennedy - A/E Fee
Board Action
5,395.25
THOMAS & MARSHALL ENGINEERING CO. Engineering Fee - Webster
Board Action
484.27
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (Ada) Equipment - Webster
Board Action
Thompson Book & Supply Co. (Edmond) Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster
Board Action Board Action
2,073.00 1.120.00
3,493.00
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Equipment - Webster Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster Equipment - Kennedy
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
3,740.00 11,440.00 " 5,432.40 7.568.70
28,181.10
VIRGO MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action
WHELANS INCORPORATED Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster
Board Action Board Action
WHITTON SUPPLY Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action
93.15
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS, ARCH. Est. #3 - Madison - Arch. Fee
Board Action
285.66
1,354.70 1
122.96 297.75
420.71 693.78
9,685-50 12.975.00
22,660.50
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2,026.25
3,402.60
' 1,252.00 836.00
2,088.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF AUGUST
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORPORATION POSTMASTER HUBERT WADE CONSTRUC. COMPANY JOHN LEE GIPSON & ADELPHIA D. GIPSON
R. #279 Bills and Payrolls Approved
TV EQPT. RENTAL POSTAGE EQUIPMENT NEW SITES
.
406.00 500.00 497.00 1.302.64,
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the Board ratify the August payrolls, authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the above itemized list in the total amount of $1,136,083.57 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion was made Toy Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of television stands for use by various schools from Braunlich Equipment Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,976.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1 and has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Title III Application. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." (Notice lower on page.)
R. #280 Television Stands Approv
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of mobile language laboratories for use by various schools from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
R. #281 Mobile hangup Laboratories Approved
$ 1,528.00 710.00
Triangle School Equipment Company Stevens Pictures of Texas, Inc.
$ 2,238.00
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1 and have been approved on our National. Defense Education Act Title III Application. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of shade material for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations: Carl R. Trappe Venetian Blind Service E. I. DuPont de Nemours & Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
R. #282 Shade Materia Approved
$ 10-52 2,313-00 .
$ 2,323.52
All members voted "Aye" on roll call
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize the validation of an agreement with Educational Testing Service for 7th and 10th grade test scoring service for the 1964-65 school year. The cost for this service is to be 22c per 7th grade student and 32^ per 10th grade student and has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Title V Application. This purchase is to be charged to Account G 312-A3. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #283 Test Scoring Agreement Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and' seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of music materials and supplies for use by Kennedy and Webster Junior High Schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
R. #284 Music Materia and Supplies Approved
$
The Willis Music Company Walter Kane & Son, Inc.
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
319.92 1,976.30
$ 2,296.22 All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #285 Drafting Mtls. and Supplies
It was moved "by Mrs. Wel^h and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of drafting materials and supplies for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Thompson Book & Supply Company Triangle School Equipment Company A & E Equipment Company Alvin & Company, Inc. Keuffel & Esser Company L. L. Ridgway Enterprises, Inc. Dowlings, Inc. Bona-Venture Supply Company
$ 2,218.05 1,181.65 . 153*60 1,001.34 1,213.28 485-28 94.08 305*98
$ 6,653.26
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
R. #286 Paint & Paint Products Agreements
On roll call, all members voted "Aye.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to authorize the validation of an agreement for the furnishing of paint and paint products for the 1964-65 school year with the following companies: Allied Paint Company Cook Paint and Varnish Company The Glidden Company Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Chet Ferguson's, Inc. S.E.B. Paint & Varnish Mfg. Company, Inc. The O'Brien Corporation Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #287 It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the recommendation that the Easement to City Oklahoma City School District I-89 convey to the City of Oklahoma City an eight-inch sanitary Sanitary Sewer sewer line located on the following portion of the Webster School site: Webster An easement being 15 feet in width across a part of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 27, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian, more particularly described as being feet each side of the following described centerline: BEGINNING at a point on the North line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) a distance of 953*34 feet East of the Northwest Corner of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4); thence South and parallel to the West line of the property taken by the State of Oklahoma as recorded in Book 1900 at Page 503 for a distance of 96 feet; thence West and parallel to the North line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) for a distance of 394-g- feet to a point of ending.
Also, convey to the City of Oklahoma City a permanent easement on the above described properly for the purpose of maintaining such sanitary sewer line'. This easement and conveyance to be with the consideration that the City of Oklahoma City is to maintain the sewer line subject to the District's obligation under the contract of purchase of the property. The forms of the conveyance are to be subject to the approval of the Board's attorney. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." R. #288 Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the recommendation that Easement to City Oklahoma City School District I-89 convey to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, on 66th Street Oklahoma, an easement on a portion of the Webster Junior High School site as follows: Webster A part of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 27, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian, more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of said Southwest quarter (SW/4); thence East on the North line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) for a distance of 1253 feet to the West line of the property taken by the State of Oklahoma as recorded in Book 1900 at Page 503 03? the West Right-of-way line of Shields Boulevard; thence South on the West Rightof-way line of said Shields Boulevard for a distance of 30 feet; thence West and parallel to the North line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4) for a distance of 1253 feet to the West line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4); thence North on the West line of said Southwest Quarter (SW/4)
for a distance of 30 feet to the point or place of beginning, (Continued)
MEETING- OF SEPTEMBER 8, 19^ - CONT'D
which is the South Half t4s/2) of Southeast 66th Street from Santa Fe Avenue to Shields Boulevard. Easement to he approved as to form hy the Board's attorney. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll.call.
R. #288 Continued
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the low bid submitted August 27> 1964, hy the George Mappes Construction Company in the amount of $190,900-00 for the construction of a Vocational Building at Grant High School. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #289 Grant Vocations Bldg. Contrac Awarded
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve Change Order No. 1 in the contract of Standard Roofing and Materials Company on the Taft Junior High School roof repair project as follows:
R. #290 Taft Roof Chg. Order #1
Credit for 15-5 squares metal deck not required in reroofing dressing rooms and swimming pool area: DEDUCT
$899.00
Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve a claim by the Standard Roofing and Materials Company for $25,479-00 due after making deduction for amount listed in above Resolution No. 290 for work which has been completed and accepted. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Bennett, THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the
day of October, 1964.
R- #291 Claim by Standard Roof Approved
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (# THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1964-, AT 4:30 P.M
PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson > Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; David Light, Chief Accountant; Bill Lillard, Mervel Lunn, Roy Mullenix, Gene Pingleton, Gilbert Robinson, Wallace Smith, Directors; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Principals - Louis Ray, C. B. Breithaupt, Margaret Boys, Ann Reid, Marion Due, Leon Nance, Waldo Geis, Ethel McCall, Darrell McFeaters, Lila Quinn, Hazel Kibler, Bert Hogard, Joe Lawter; Classroom Teachers from Adams, Arthur, Belle Isle, Britton, Bryan, Buchanan, Burbank, Cleveland, Columbus, Coolidge, Capitol Hill Junior, Capitol Hill Senior, Hoover, Taft; six students from OCU; seven practice teachers; four students from Taft; Jerry Wallace, Committee Chairman OCCTA; Paul Nunn, visitor; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal.
The invocation was given by Dr. Parker and. was followed by roll call.
Envocation
On motion of Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Rogers, the minutes of the meeting ofi*§eptember 8, 1964, were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #293 Minutes Appro'
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Estes.
Guests Welcoiw
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report.
(Copy filed in Clerk's office.)
Treasurer's Report.
The Attorney gave routine reports also explained a request from the Exchange Avenue Baptist Attorney1s Church, 1312 South Pennsylvania, which asked the City of Oklahoma City to vacate the alley Report bordering Lots 19 through 14, Block 50, Stock Yards 3rd Addition. The Attorney additionally informed the Board that the alley has never been vacated between Blocks 51 and 62 in the Stock Yards 3rd Addition and that for a number of years the alley has been occupied as part of the Westwood Elementary School grounds. He also recommended that the alley heretofore described be included in the request to vacate. It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the City of Oklahoma City be advised that the Board joins with Exchange Avenue Baptist Church in requesting the vacation of the alley. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #294Vacating Alley (Westwood)
The Auditor, Mr. Prigmore, reported that the budget for the fiscal year has been filed with the Excise Board and that the 40-day protest period will expire November 1, 1964. (Copy on file in Clerk's office.) He also reported that the bills in this agenda have been checked and are ready for Board action.
Auditor's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as presented. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #295 Reports Approv
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct the persons listed below to attend professional meetings as indicated. All members voted "Aye"n on roll call.
Jack F. Parker, Meeting of Superintendents of the Larger Cities, Long Beach, California, October 15-17, 1964.
N. L. George, National Council on Schoolhouse Construction, Houston, Texas, October 5~9, 1964. Thomas J. Smith, Association of School Business Officials Convention, San Francisco, California, October 17-22, 1964. Gene Shepherd, Conference on Instructional Television, Columbia, Missouri, October 5“7, 1964. (National Education Association to pay 50$ of expenses.)
A. J. Miller and W. E. Taylor, Four-State Conference on Industrial Arts and Vocational Education, Pittsburg, Kansas, October 2-3, 1964. Jack F. Parker and Larry Hayes to Washington, D. C., October 28, 1964, to confer with United States Department of Health, Education & Welfare on currently planned research projects.
R. #296 Professional Trips Approved
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 19^ - CONT'D PERSONNEL
It was recommended that the persons listed be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved. Personnel Recommended
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V1NN1E K.
PERRY, MARIE F.
(mis s ) GASTON,
(mr s ) ALLEN, SANDRA K.
(MR)
HICKS, HARRY (MRS)
ROGERS, EDYTHE A. (MRS)
STALCUP, BETTY L. (MRS)
TAYLOR, PEGGY (MRS)
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FRANCES M.
GASTON, PATRICIA B.
(mr s ) O’SHIELDS,
(mr s ) GREENE, CAROLYN G.
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SALARY
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PROFESSIONAL
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COUNSELOR
Materni
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SCOBEY, JULIA M.
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9-11-64
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10-1-64
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KRAT1NA, MILLIE M.
CL ERK
(MRS)
PURCHASING
LEACH, CAROMA L.
CLERK
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MAIER,
v EDGEMERE i DAY CLERK
ETHOLENE
(MRS)
MOON
REVIS. RUTH K.
CLERK
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TAFT
TEAGUE, FLORA E.
CLERK
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BAKER, JERRY
9-8-64
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9-16-64
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9-14-64
200.
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190.
8-27-64
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190.
9-8-64
CLERK
185.
8-27-64
95.
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(mrs )
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(holi wa y -
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9-11-64
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9-16-64
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9-9-64
10-2-64
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(mrs ) NUNLEY, EUNICE R.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
MRS. GERALDINE C. DECKER,
CLERK,
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH,
SALARY <1.25 PER HOUR,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 14,
1964.
EMPLOYMENT MISS JUDY BURKE, £ TIME CLERK,
SAFETY DEPARTMENT,
SALARY <1.00 PER HOUR,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 22,
MISS ESTER SEPEDA, £ TIME CLERK, EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH, SALARY <1,00 PER HOUR, MR. DAVID T, MC CONNELL,
SECURITY OFFICER, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
PER MONTH CAR ALLOWANCE,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 24, 1964,
1964,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 21, 1964.
SALARY <5200.00 PER YEAR PLUS <50,00
CHANGES OF SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT MRS, CLARA DREWS, HERONVILLE, FROM £ TIME CLERK, SALARY <95.00 PER MONTH, TO FULL-TIME CLERK,
MRS.
SALARY
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 15, 1964,
MRS, JEAN MEADOWS, MADISON, <200.00 PER MONTH,
FROM £ TIME CLERK, SALARY <100.00 PER MONTH, TO FULL-TIME CLERK, SALARY
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31,
<964.
HAZEL ROWLES, HAWTHORNE, FROM £ TIME CLERK, SALARY <130.00 PER MONTH, TO FULL-TIME CLERK, SALARY
<260.00 PER MQNTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 31,
1964.
MR, VIRGIL GARRETT, MANPOWER, FROM FULL-TIME DUPLICATE MACHINE OPERATOR INSTRUCTOR, SALARY <550.00 PER MONTH, TO £ TIME DUPLICATE MACHINE OPERATOR INSTRUCTOR,
—
SALARY <275.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
SEPTEMBER 17, 1964.
MRS. LUELLA RAY, FROM CURRICULUM LIBRARY, JUNIOR CLERK, SALARY <255.00 PER MONTH, TO AUDIO-VISUAL LIBRARY, INTERMEDIATE CLERK, SALARY <265.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4, !9b4.
MRS. HELEN RIDINGS, FROM SEQUOYAH, CLERK, SALARY <280.00 PER MONTH,
MRS.
SALARY <26O,QO PER MONTH, TO CURRICULUM LIBRARY, CLERK,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 4, 1964.
JSOBEL ROGERS, FROM LINWOOD, £ TIME CLERK, SALARY <130.00 PER MONTH, TQ FULL-TIME TAFT,
INSTRUCTIONAL
CLERK, SALARY <225.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2J, 1964.
MRS,
FRANCES WOMACK,
FROM VISUAL AIDS DEPARTMENT, CLERK, SALARY <290.00 PER MONTH, TO TESTING DEPARTMENT,
CLERK, SALARY <300.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 8,
MRS. HELEN NEAL, PURCHASING, FROM JUNIOR CLERK,
<220.00 PER MONTH,
1964,
TO SENIOR CLERK, SALARY
SALARY <200.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 21, 1964.
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THEF BOARD:
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1964-65: EVA R,
ARNOLD,
BAGWELL,
(MRS)
KINDERGARTEN, pri mar y
ELIZABETH R.
BERRIDGE, GLADYS S. BLACK,
EVELYN (MRS)
BLACK,
ESTHER S,
(MRS)
(MRS)
(MRS)
BOYERS, DOR IS J.
(MRS)
DAWSON, PATRICIA A,
DUCKETT, ROY L.
RETHA W.
(MRs)
LEADBETTER,
MANNING,
(MRS) (MRS)
(MR)
HARRY K,
(MR)
NEIGHBOURS, EDITH L, NIELSEN, KATHRYN (MR$)
RAMSEY, ALYSE L.
ELEMENTARY
ENGLISH, GERMAN, PHYS. ED,, WOODWORK
ELEMENTARY,
(MRS)
ELEMENTARY
SPEECH,
DRAMA, SOCIAL STUDIES
SPEC. ED.
SOCIAL STUDIES, SCIENCE,
ELEMENTARY, PRIMARY,
KINDERGARTEN, SPEC.
SHRODE, MINNIE F.
ELEMENTARY,
THOMAS, SARA J.
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(MRS)
WASHINGTON, BOOKER T. (MR) ♦WRIGHT, BEULAH (MRS) WHITSON, MARY A.
(MRS)
SPEECH
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ENGLISH
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ROTZINGER, WADAE (MRS,
THOMAS, DONNA J.
KINDERGARTEN
COUNSELOR
(MRS)
BONNIE H.
ED.,
HOME EC.
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ED., SOCIAL STUDIES
ELEMENTARY SECRETARY
Youn g , co ral
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FRENCH
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HISTORY, SOCIOLOGY,
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JONES, MARMETTE I.
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SCIENCE
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HILL, PATRICIA A. (MRS)
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FARIS, BRUNEL D.
SCIENCE, MUSIC
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DEAN, VIRGINIA L.
PHYS.
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(MR)
PEARL L,
COTTON,
KINDERGARTEN
HOME EC., MUSIC,
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(MRS)
*BUMPAS, LYDIA A.
♦CONNER, J. CARL
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(MRS)
BRADLEY, BARBARA E. ♦BOGUE, HAZEL D.
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HARE, RONALD G.
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HUCKABAY, KILLMER. WAYLON
LACKEY, CHARLES
LEMMON. RAY
BRUCE
LEMMON. RAY
MCGUIRE.
EUGENE
HOWARD
MAUPIN,
MULLINS.
NEFF. CHARLEY
ASSIGNMENT
FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
LONGFELLOW TIME FLOORMAN
i
FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
CAREY 5 TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
ADAMS WEBSTER FLOORMAN
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TRUMAN
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CAPITOL HILL SR.
FLOORMAN
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FLOORMAN
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TELSTAR TIME FLOORMAN WILLOWBROOK i TIME FLOORMAN
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9-15-64
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8-31-64
9-4-64
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9-4-64
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9-2-64
9-16-64
9-22-64
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MILLER. JACK C.
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9-22-64 210.MO.
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9-16-64
9-16-64
9-1-64
9-25-64
2I0.MO.
9-14-64
9-14-64
9-22-64
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RFYNOLDS. MARVIN RICHARDSON.
MAUPIN, DONALD
TUCKER, GEORGE
SCOTT, ROOSEVELT
BUSTER
ALEXANDER, CURTIS
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SMITH, ARNOLD
I05.MO.
9-14-64
MAYNARD, LESTER
DOWELL,
IO5.MO.
9-25-64
210.MO.
KENNETH
HODGES, RAY J.
WILSON, DONALD
52.50MO
WELBORN, LOYD
2I0.MO.
9-15-64
9-16-64
SMITH, JOYCE LEONARD
STEWART. JIMMY
ASSIGNMENT
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CAPITOL HILL SR.
LONGFELLOW i TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
CAREY i TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
ADAMS
FLOORMAN
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HEAD CUSTODIAN
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9-10-64
9-28-64
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9-23-64
9-11-64
8-31-64
9-9-64
9-22-64
9-1-64
9-4-64
8-31-64
9-9-64
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PERSON NEL
NAME
SALARY
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
9-24-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
210.MO.
9-1-64
9-8-64
GERMANY, WILLIE
105.MO.
9-16-64
I05.MO.
MAY. RONALD
105.MO.
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DEWEY 4 TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
TRUMAN
LEE TIME FLOORMAN
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FLOORMAN
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9-17-64
BUCHANAN 4 TIME FLOORMAN
9-28-64
195.MO.
9-1-64
MADISON 4 TIME FLOORMAN
210.MO.
SNOW, FREDERICK
52.50M0.
9-3-64
WATCHMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
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105.MO.
CLASSEN
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120.MO.
9-18-64 DONOVAN, ALVE R.
BERGER, CLIFFORD
KILGORE, RALPH
HARMON, THOMAS
NEW EMPLOYEES
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HOWARD
DONALD R.
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PIPPIN,
POSEY,
REED, GROVER RICHARDSON,
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SCOTT, ROOSEVELT STEELE,
TURNER, JOHN P.
TURNER, JOHN P.
SMITH, ARNOLD L.
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9-1-64
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9-1-64
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MAUPIN. DONALD
9-1-64 METZKER, JAMES
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9-1-64
9-J--64
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9-1-64 9-1-64
9-1-64
9-IQ-64 9-1-64
9-1-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-10-64
9-23-64 9-22-64
9-11-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
1.00 HR.
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-23-64
9-10-64
9-8-64
1.05 HR.
1.00 HR.
1 .00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.05 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1 .00 HR.
1 .00 HR.
1
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
SALARY
PERSON NEL NAME
EMPLOYMENTS
EVANS. CARMEL I TA
TARTER., CLARA
HAZEL
BONNIE
DORIS
NIECEt DFLPH1A
MERCER.
PORTER.
POWELL,
JUANITA
KNOX, LILLIE
HENDREN,
HENRY
FLORA
NORTON. DOROTHY
ALKIRE,
8AUKNITE,
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NAOMI
(watson -resi gn ed )
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ASSIGNMENT
MARK TWAIN
HELE£B
HELPER
N.W. CLASSEN
NORTHEAST
HELPER
FILLMORE
HELPER
HELPER
CLASSEN
HELPER
HORACE MANN
CENTRAL
HELPER
HELPER
HOOVER
HELPER
MOON
HFLPER
JOHN MARSHALL
HELPER
WRIGHT
HELPER
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BONNIE
ANTHONY, LEONA ARNOLD, DOROTHY
BLANCHE
BEULAH
BAXTER,
BAY,
BOND,
VADA
BOOTH, GOLDIE B.-
BUNNELL,
SWANEE
DEBAERDEMAECKER, JUANITA
FERRELL,
EDNA F.
BERNELLA
GORMAN, MARY A.
HARPER, HARTZELL,
PEARL
HIRST, MINERVA
HOLSEY,
IRENE
BESSIE
IVEY, JANIE
JOHNSON,
KEPFORD,
KING, GEORGIA
KNIPP, MARY
*
V
ASSIGNMENT STAR HELPER
SALADS
JACKSON
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
HELPER
HELPER
JOHN MARSHALL
COOK
JACKSON
N.W. CLASSEN HELPER EUGENE FIELD
HELPER SOUTHERN HILLS
MANAGER
CAPITOL HILL SR. HELPER
L1NWOOD KENNEDY
HELPER HELPER BELLE ISLE EDGEMERE
HELPER
HELPER
CLASSEN
CLASSEN ‘ HELPER
HELPER JOHN MARSHALL
HFI PFR
EDGEMERE COOK TELSTAR
FlLLMORE
• HELPER
COOK
effecti ve DATE
9-8-64
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
EMPLOYMENT
1.05 HR.
1.00 HR.
0-1-64
RFFD, RFTTY
JONFS, VFLVA
0-5-64
1.00 HR.
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-21-64
9-28-64
a-p-fiA
I.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
9-23-64
EVELYN
SIMPSON, .IANFV >
BRUNO,
BETTY JO
1.00 HR.
PECK,
HOUSE. GEORGIA
EUNICE
9-8-64 MANSPEAKER.
KEPFORD,
1.00 HR.
1.0,5 HR.
IRENE HUGGINS, NORMA
1.00 HR.
-
9-8-64
1.00 HR.
9-14-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
1.05 HR.
*
GERIK. ANGELINA
FLORINE
SMITH. NADINE
JACOBS.
9-1-64
1.00 HR.
'1 ....................
0-4-64
8-27-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-21-64
9-8-64
0-1-64
9-21-64
0-1-64
9-1-64 9-1-64
9-1-64 9-1-64
9-10-64
9-1-64
9-14-64
ASSIGNMENT
SALADS
JACKSON
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
HELPER
JOHN MARSHALL
HELPER
CAPITOL HILL SR.
LINWOOD
HELPER
ISLE
KENNEDY
HELPER
HELPER
BELLE
HELPER
’
EDGEMERE.
HELPER
CLASSEN
HELPER
CLASSEN HELPER
TELSTAR
HELPER
FILLMORE
COOK
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(koonce -resigned pman
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(poteet (PRATOR-RESIGNED)
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(ka nn ad a -resigned
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(RHODES-RESIGNED)
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(da vid -resigned
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(watt -resigned
(bal (may -resigned
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(turn
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FRANCES.
COFFEY. D1CY J. SCOTT,
•
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ASSIGNMENT
MCKINLEY
• BAKER L1NWOOD
MANAGER
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EFFECTIVE DATE
9-8-64
9-23-64
IAme
1.00 HR.
I-05 HR.
SALARY
PERSONNEL emplo ymen
BIGHAM, RUTH
CALDWELLj NELL
1.00 HR.
DEGREE COLLEGE
64
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
q r
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
PANSY
1.00 HR.
9-10-64
CEARLEY,
FINK, WILLIE P.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
9-1-64
9-10-64 READA
HOOD, GERTIE
1.00 HR.
9-11-64
9-21-64
9-21-64
9-23-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
PERKINS,
J.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
ROBERTS, VELMA
1 .00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.05 HR.
BERNEELE
ROCHELL. ALMA
TARTER. MARY LOU
HENDERSON, LUCERNE
DANIELS,
PORTER, TWILA M.
HELEN
PECK, BEATRICE
PARSONS, LOUISE
LEWIS. LILA MAY
HENDRICKSON,
HARVELL. HAZEL
1
ASSIGNMENT
FOSTER
COOK
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
HELPER
NORTH HIGHLAND
HELPER
HOOVER
CAPITOL HILL SR.
HELPER
HFI PFR
CAPITOL HILL SR.
ROCKWOOD
NORTHEAST
HELPER
HELPER
HELPER
MADISON
HELPER
JEFFERSON
HELPER
WESTWOOD
GARFIELD
SOUTHEAST
HELPER
BAKER
HELPER
JEFFERSON
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
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CAPITOL h T^L JR.
HELPER
effect ive DATE
9-1-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
HELPER
SALARY
PERSON NEL NAME
EMPLOYMENTS
9-8-64
UNASSIGNED HELPER
WEST NICHOLS HILLS
1.00 HR.
9-8-64
BILLIE
MOUDY.
1.00 HR.
COOPER. JOSEPHINE
COLWELL. HAZEL
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
9-25-64
9-8-64
9-22-64
9-8-64
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HF! PFR
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HEI PFR
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
BOLIN. GLADYS B.
COULTER. RUBY
1.00 HR.
9-22-64
DOUGLAS. RUTH
9-22-64 ELIZABETH
1.00 HR.
FENT.
9-21-64
9-22-64
FREEDA ELEANOR
9-25-64
9-8-64
9-4-64
1.00 HR.
9-8-64
9-25-64
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR. GOODRICH,
LAMBDIN,
LOBB. CLEO R.
FLOSSIE
MCKEE. MAE
MANUEL.
SIMPSON, MYRTI F
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ASSIGNMENT
EUGENE FIELD
HELPER
HAYES
HELPER
VADA
9-1-64
BUNNELL.
1.00 HR.
HELPER
MILLIGAN,.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-4-64
9-21-64
1.00 HR.
9-22-64
9-23-64
9-24-64
.HELPER
WESTERN VILLAGE
HELPER
WEBSTER
HELPER
N.W. CLASSEN
HELPER
HENRY
HELPER
HARDING
HELPER
PRAIRIE QUEEN
HELPER
MADISON
HELPER
HELPER SOUTHEAST
CLEVELAND
HELPER
N.W. CLASSEN
HFLPER
CLASSEN
COOK
BURBANK
HELPER
NORTHEAST
HELPER
HAYES
HELPER
N.W. CLASSEN
HELPER
CLASSEN
BURBANK
CARNES, GERALDINE
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR*
1.00 HR.
CRONIAN, WANDA
FL OR ER f WANDA
FRANKLIN, ARTIE
9-1-64
9-8-64
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
9-8-64
HICKMAN, RAYLENE
HUNTER, CATHERINE
1.05 HR.
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MUNSON, THELMA
1.00 HR.
I.00 HR.
9-23-64
9-21-64
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
BO EHL ER,
1.00 HR.
ADAMS, VIOLET
1,00 HR.
OLA
CORBET, MABEL
1.00 HR.
HUBER, COLLEEN
9-23-64
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STILWELL. ALENE
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NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
9-25-64
9-23-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-21-64
9-1-64
9-1-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-1-64
9-1-64
9-8-64
9-8-64
9-2-64
9-8-64
9-11-64
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
HELPER
SOUTHERN HILLS
HELPER
POLK
HELPER
WEBSTER
HELPER
FOSTER
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
HELPER
STONEGATE
HELPER
WEBSTER
HELPER
WEBSTER
HELPER
ROCKWOOD
HELPER
KENNEDY
HELPER
KENNEDY
HELPER
WEBSTER
HELPER
WEBSTER
HELPER
MONROE
BAKER
WEBSTER
HELPER
HARMONY
BAKER
KENNEDY
COOK
WEBSTER
ASSIGNMENT
......................................................................................................................................................................
1,30 HR
1.05 HR
SALARY
PERSONNEL
BAILEY,
BAWCUM, ANNA
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1.00 HF 0
1 .00 HF «
1.00 HF •
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1.00 HF .
1.00 HF 0
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effecti ve DATE
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9-2-64
PERSONNEL
HAMMOND, GENE
FELDER, JOHN
DAVIS, JIMMY L.
1.25 HR
2.25 HR
1.00 HR
1.50 HR 1
1.00 HR
9-4-64
9-21-61
9-11-64
9-11-6-
9-1 6-6-
APPROVED effect ive DATE EXP.
HARRISON, HOWARD
1.75 HR
9-15-6-
DEGREE COLLEGE
LEWIS. DAVID
1.35 HR
9-1-64
SALARY
MCCRACKEN, DOYLE
1.50 HR
9-1-64
NAME
PETERS. GEORGE
1.25 HR I
9-22-64
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
POSEY, DONALD
1.50 HR
9-14-6-
BREWINGTON, LOYD
SAMPSON, DANIEL
1.75 HR
ASSIGNMENT
HELPER
EQUIPMENT OPFRATOR
HELPER
ELECTRICIAN
LABORER
PA 1NTFR
LABORER
HELPER
LABORER
HELPER
ROOFER
HELPER
HELPER
SWAMPER
.... 9-16-64 -FURNITURE REPAIRMAN
9-23-6-
9-9-64
SEBREE, WILLIAM
9-16-6-
3300.YR
1.25 HR
1.50 HR
1.00 HR
EDWARD
SMITH. WILLARD
WILKERSON.
. -
WILLOUGHBY, LEE R.
.
REGULAR EMPLOYEE
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NAME I
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, I96U - CONI'D
CHANGE OF STATUS AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS;
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MAINTENANCE TEMPORARY STUDENT HELPERS,
Personnel Recommended
SALARY$l,00 PER HOUR:
LESLIE BROWN
GEORGE BYERS
CLARENCE DEAN G.J,
ENGEL
JOE GARRETT LONNIE LONGAN
JERRY WHITMORE
DANNY DILBECK, CARPENTER’S HELPER, SALARY $3200, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 28,
TEMPORARY MECHANIC,
ELMER D. MAXFIELD,
YEAR,
PER YEAR,
TO APPRENTICE WELDER,
SALARY $3600.
JACK STEVENS, TEMPORARY LABORER,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I),
SALARY $2.21
PER HOUR,
TO REGULAR MECHANIC,
SALARY $4600. PER
1964.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 11,
TO TEMPORARY ROOFER,
SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR,
SALARY $1.50 PER HOUR,
1964.
LOYD EASTEP, LOCKSMITH, CAR ALLOWANCE OF $360.
PER YEAR, TO $600,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1,
PER YEAR,
DRIVER TRAINER MECHANIC, CAR ALLOWANCE OF $360. PER YEAR TERMINATED SEPTEMBER 1,
DEWEY EATON,
EUGENE FARMER, CONCRETE FINISHER ASSISTANT FOREMAN, CAR ALLOWANCE OF $480,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26,
PER YEAR,
1964.
PER YEAR, TO $600.
1964.
1964. PER YR.,
1964. CAR ALLOWANCE OF $300, PER YEAR, TO $420. PER YEAR,
W.A. WILLIAMS, MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN, AUGUST I, 1964.
EFFECTIVE
:
CURRICULUM libr
ary
GEORGE COSTAS,
TEXTBOOK CLERK,
SALARY $126.66 PER MONTH, TO $170.
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1,
1964.
SERVICE!
CLARENCE MCCATHERN, SALARY $250.
HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HAYES,
PER MONTH,
DONALD EARL O'CONNOR,
ALL SCHOOLS,
SALARY $265.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 8,
HALF TIME FLOORMAN AT WILLARD,
SALARY $210. PER MONTH,
PER MONTH,
TO RELIEF FLOORMAN, AT ALL
SCHOOLS,
1964. SALARY $105,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1,
PER MONTH, TO RELIEF FLOORMAN, AT
1964.
NATHANIEL P. RAY, FLOORMAN AT WOODSON, SALARY $225, PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EDISON, $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 25, 1964.
SALARY
FOOD ser vic e : HAYDEE AUSTIN, PREVIOUSLY ASSIGNED AS MANAGER AT CARVER, SALARY $1.15 PER HOUR, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I, 1964,
HELEN DILLINGHAM, MANAGER AT TAFT, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1,
PER MONTH, TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
SALARY $315.
SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR,
1964,*
AUDIE GEORGE, COOK AT EUGENE FIELD, HOUR,
SALARY $185. PER MONTH, TO KEY HELPER AT DOUGLASS,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I,
SALARY $1,15 PER HOUR, TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
SALARY $1.00 PER
1964.
♦Retire d
P-19 CHANGE OF STATUS AND/oR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
NORMA MAULSBY, PER HOUR,
MARY SHRADER, SALARY $185,
HELPER AT HENRY,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 21,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1,
UNASSIGNED,
SALARY $1.00
SALARY $1,10 PER HOl/R, TO MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 21,
1964.
SALARY $1.10 PER HOUR,
TO MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL,
SALARY $185,
PER
1964.
ANNA STEPHENS, MANAGER AT CRESTON HILLS, HOUR,
SALARY $1,05 PER HOUR, TO SUBSTITUTE,
1964.
HELPER AT WEST NICHOLS HILLS, PER MONTH,
LOIS M. SMITH, MONTH,
HELPER AT WESTERN VILLAGE,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 21,
SALARY $235,
PER MONTH,
TO HELPER UNASSIGNED,
SALARY $1,25 PER
1964.
INA TURK, HELPER AT N.W. CLASSEN, SALARY $1,00 PER HOUR, TO ELEMENTARY MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL, SALARY $185, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I, 1964,
ONA UNDERWOOD, MANAGER AT RIVERSIDE. PER HOUR,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1,
AUDIO visual JAMES CAREY,
$1057-75
SALARY $225. PER MONTH,
TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED, SALARY $1.25
1964.
: FULL TIME EMPLOYEE,
PER MONTH,
SALARY $245.
PER MONTH, TO THREE-FOURTHS TIME EMPLOYEE,
SALARY
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 28, *964.
Motion was made Toy Mr. Lott and seconded Toy Mr. Rogers to approve the personnel items listed above. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #297 Personnel Approved
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
....... . .
-
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Bills and. Payrolls
Approval of the following 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 per the itemized list below.)
October
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
1964
RATIFICATION OF SEPTEMBER PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN. ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
82.096.59
BOND FUND
$
1.150.00
1.529.373.90
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR OCTOBER 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1964-65 GENERAL FUND.
$ 1.600.000.00
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
85.000.00
BOND FUND
$
1.150.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES. BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
FOR PAYMENT OCTOBER 5, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
112.L09.87
1963- 64 GENERAL FUND
$
35,464.95
1964- 65 BUILDING LEVY
$
44,817.86
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY
$
25,016.98
bon d FUND
$
349,016.63
$
5'66.426.2-9
TOTAL
1964-65 GENERAL FUND ACME FAST FREIGHT INC. Manpower
Selected
ADDISON-WESLEY PUBLISHING CO. Library Library
Board Action Board Action
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH Library Printing Printing Printing Personnel Office Machines Printing Printing
Low Low Low Low Standard Standard Standard Standard
AGNEW AUTO PARTS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
13.12
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT CO. General Instruction
Low
63.75
AMES SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
79.90
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Maintenance Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
APPROVED FIRE APPLIANCE COMPANY Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
8.25 6,721.98 571.20
7.293.18
29.32 7.55 19.20 .60 9.15 20.15 1.50 87.8Q
175.27
30.00 12.50 22.50
65.00
428•44
L
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Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
ARROW BAG COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
ASHBY PRESCRIPTIONS Health Department
Board Action
ELLA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursejnent
ATLANTIS PRODUCTIONS, INC. Title III
Board Action
200.00
AUSTIN LUMBER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
6,688.13
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
MRS. ALTON L. BARTON' Special Education
Reimbursement
BEAUTY SUPPLY INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
BERRY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower
Low Low
BIG THREE WELDING EQPT, COMPANY Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower Manpower Manpower
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
BINGHAM PRINTING INKS Printing
Board Action
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supply
Standard
67.89
B & M SALES COMPANY Instructional
Low
12.00
ROBERT J. BRADY COMPANY Title III
Publisher
90.09
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY Library
Publisher
22.00
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
34.75
36.25
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
666.15 50.00
11.20 8.40
51.35 21.16 46.12
67.28
26.29 26.08 301.47 48.64 36,01 34.44 27.48
500.41
240.20
MEETING OF OCTOBER <j>, 196^ - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
ROBERT L. BRUNSON Travel Exp. - Okoboji, Iowa Professional Conference
Board Action
120.32
BURROUGHS CORPORATION, TODD DIV. Office Machine?
Board Action
20.00
WILMA CAIN - CLERK Miscellaneous Project Planning Transportation - Gas Transportation - Maintenance Vehicles - Regular Lawn Expense General Eqpt. Repair
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction General Instruction
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
12.25 • 56 8.65 1.07 4.10 3-94 „ 6.57
37-14
Board Action Board Action
661.50 508.52
1,170.02
BOB CATES Vehicular - Heavy DutyGeneral Eqpt. Pepair & Supply
Lew Low
105.60 48.68
154.28
CHIEF FREIGHT LINES CO. Custodial Supplies
Selected
CITY AUTO PARTS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
& & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply
Selected Selected Selected Selected
9.47 2.45 1.62 10.70 18,07
32.84
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
75.64
CITY OF NICHOLS HIIXS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
53-20
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction
Low
16.50
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
417.00
ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
F. E. COMPTON CO. DIV. OF ENCYCLOPAEDIA Title III
Board Action
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
49.68
COX RADIO & SOUND Electronics - Supplies
Low
170.00
8.00
302.70
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 19& ~ CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-4
CROFT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Personnel Office
Publisher
16.24
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
31.20
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
72.00
THE DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyMaintenance
Selected Selected Selected
THE DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications
Publisher
MRS. DOUGLAS DAUGHERTY Special Education
Reimbursement.
H. A. DAY TRUCK LINE Maintenance
Selected
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Printing Printing Audio Visual Materials
Board Action Board Action Low
DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES Library Supplies
Board Action
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Manpower
Low
3-00
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
2.33
MRS. EVERETTE DOUGLASS Special Education
Reimbursement
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Maintenance Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Vehicles - Regular Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Vehicles - Regular
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
31:93
95.81
BILL DOYLE Office Machines Manpower Adm. Research Office Project Planning Supt. Office Instructional Office
Agreement Low Low Low Low Low
16.90 12.00 19.20 13.05 17.00 24.10
102.25
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
5.66 24.72
3-?6
33-94 71.65 9.18
10.50 2.64 29.36 10.20
42.20
1,148.20
-
43.39 2.74 12.18 4.29 1.26
25.92
1.69
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. OF OKLA. Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Low Board Action Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
EALING CORPORATION Title III
Publisher
155.80
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE Title V (Research)
Publisher
411.95
ELECTRONICS SUPPLY COMPANY Electronics Supplies Electronics Supplies
Low Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. Electronics Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action Board Action
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS Title III
Board Action
EUREKA WATER COMPANY Printing
Low
EVANS DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT CO. Office Machines Office Machines
. Standard Agreement .
378.00 226.66 33.75 13.73 7.50 33-28 16.73
93.42
139.80 7,083.61 : 26.41
709.65
530.37
7,249.82
644-10
5.00 9.00 9.00
18.00
116.11 441.65
557.76
THE FIDELER COMPANY Library Library
Publisher Publisher
FILM ASSOCIATES OF CALIFORNIA Title III
Board Action
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc, Equipment
Selected
W. H. FREEMAN & COMPANY Library
Board Action
682.95
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
241.78
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
500.00
GENERAL EIECTRIC SERVICE CENTER General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
2,180.00
546.33 . 2.97
7.78
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5*
Bills and. Payrolls
B-6
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DALE GEORGE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance
Low Low
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower
Low
GINN AND COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Board Action
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
73.73
MRS. C. E. GRIGGS Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY, INC. Printing
Board Action
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
9.00
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publishers
3.47
.HARCOURT, BRACE & WORLD, INC. Library
17.64 5.00
22.64
72.00 604.11
171.63
2,079.20
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Furniture Repair Project Planning General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction
Low Low Low Selected Board Action.
31.68â– 181.20 27.00 2.40 124.44
RUBYE HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
-
DON R. HINDERLITER, INC, Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard
6.50
HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Library and Textbooks
Publisher
4.20
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Library General Instruction
Board Action Publisher
INDUSTRIAL GASKET & PACKING CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACHINES Data Processing Eqpt, Rental Instruc. Offices Office Machines .
Rental Agreement Low Standard
510.00 i?o-7?
366.72
9.00
660.75
7.30
2,680.50 12.60 Z^oo
2,768.10
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
!*
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO. Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Title III
Board Action
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics - Supplies
Sele cted
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Agreement Standard Standard
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
J & R EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
133-83
K. C. ’S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Laundry Expense
Agreement
351.95
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Furniture Repair Materials
Low.
125.55
LEE WAY MOTOR FREIGHT INC. Library
Selected
LIBERTY NATL. BANK & TRUST CO. Rent - 14,17,19 No. Ellison
Rental Agreement
565.00
LITHO SERVICE AND SUPPLY Printing
Board Action
101.75
LOY MARKLAND, M.D. Professional Services
Agreement
250.00
JIM MARTIN EDUCATIONAL FILMS Title III
Board Action
247.00
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Maintenance
Low
102.25
T. C. MCCOURRY Rent - 9216 N. Western
Rental Agreement
125.00
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC. Library Title III
Board Action Publisher
29.27 142.29
171.56 386.39
12.80 9.50
6.85 39.41
^2.63
78.89
19.99
3.06
60.00 293-76 7.89
301.65
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-8
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES CO. Water & Sewerage
utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Lawn.Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Board Action
MIDWESTERN INSTRUMENTS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Electronic? - Supplies
Selected
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
212.52
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
380.10
MOODY INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE Title III
Board Action
690.00
NATL. COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF MATH. Library & Textbooks
Publisher
3.30
NATL. FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION General Instruction
Publisher
1.60
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Periodicals
Publisher
135.00
NEW STATE ICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
250.00
NORICK BROTHERS, INC. Project Planning
Low
494.30
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY CO. ' General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
28.32
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
O.K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Instructional Offices Instructional Offices
Low Low
275.10
10.07 8.46 51.17 19.50 93.60 44.00 105.00 129.64 4.02 4.322.54
4,788.00
J*’
291.10
29.27
-
143.50 2.85
6.10
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964- - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-9
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage 3” SV 2" Meter (Madison)
Utilities Utilities
OKLAHOMA BINDERY COMPANY, INC. Business Office
Selected
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Maintenance
Low
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
THE OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Newspapers
Publisher
105.00
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
827.91
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Newspapers
Publisher
864.OO
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
12.00
JACK F. PARKER Travel Exp. - Washington, D.C. AASA Meeting
Board Action
23.00
J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, INC. Health Department
Low
35.62
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Repair Instruc. Equipment
Low
115.00
PITNEY BOWES, INC. Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
439.80
PORCH SCHOOL SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
3-85
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Meter Machine
Standard
500.00
1
9,717.77 487.27
10,205.04
18.00 173.38 53.50
•
J*"
479.00 92.80
60.50 39.00
226.88
65.60 13,126.35
571.80
99.50
MEETING OP OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-10
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
POSTMASTER Manpower
Standard
5.00
PRENTICE HALL, INC. Title III
Publisher
6.60
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low Low
PRINCETON REPORT, INC. Title III
Board Action
301.49
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION General Instruction
Board Action
268.50
RADIO INCORPORATED Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment ■ Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Selected Selected
REINHOLD PUBLISHING CORPORATION Title III
Publisher
REMINGTON RAND DIV. SPERRY RAND Library
Board Action
ROBERTS & BAKER DRUG General Instruction
Low
37.80
MR. ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
15.60
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard
MRS. LOIS ROGERS Travel Exp. - Jefferson City,Mo. B.S.C.S. Mtrls. Conference
Board Action
R & R LAUNDRY SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low
ROY’S AUTO SALVAGE Vehicles - Regular
Low
RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION Instructional Offices
Publisher
SCIENCE EDUCATION CENTER Title III
Board Action
76.25 911.83
150.48 65.62
33-^.
988.08
4*’ 249.68
9.00 1,744.00
50.25
. 52^8.
102.83
81.96 34.40 11.40 51.60 46.40
143.80
35.00
8.00 1,518.74
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D ___________ ,___ __
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
•
SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Manpower Electronic Supplies
Low Selected
S. E. B. PAINT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
312.00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies .
Low
24.50
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Low
50.00
L. W. SINGER COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
46.92
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO. INC. General Eqpt.' Repair & Supply
Standard
670.68
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INC. Filter Expense
Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone Expense
Utilities
SOUTHWEST NEWS & PHOTO SERVICE General Instruction
Selected
SPENCER INTERNATIONAL PRESS, INC. ■ Title III
Board Action
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewerage
Utilities
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
6.26
STANDARD BEARING AND SUPPLY CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
4.30
STAR PARTS COMPANY Repair Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY CO. Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Action Board Action
STREETS Library
Publisher
3.00
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
20.00
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Title III
Publisher
54.45
89-45 25.76
115.21
18.00
9,7'16.13 12.00 287.20
37.00
509.06
939.98 455.15
1,395.13
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
,
.
B-12
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
15.12
TEXACO, INCORPORATED Filter Expense
Low
77.00
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Gen. Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Purchasing Manpower Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low Low
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library New Library Books Library & Textbooks
Board Action Board Action Low
CARL R. TRAPPE Title III
Board Action
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Research Office Project Planning
Low Low
79-83 2.52
82.35
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Electronic Supplies
Selected Selected Low
9.61 30.33 41.11
81.05
TURCO PRODUCTS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
31.15
UNITED CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
158.95
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS General Instruction Library
Agreement Publisher
UNITED TRANSPARENCIES, INC. Title III
Publisher
VASECO, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Library
Low
20.40
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC, Custodial Supplies
Low
327.00
139.44
330.00 61.20 127.00 7.36 213.50 4-00
743.06 111.00
230.80 7,327.29 237.00
7,795.09
70S.40
600.00 18.00
618.00
37-45
136.98
MEETING OE OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines General Instruction
Standard Low
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
WESTERN UNION Telegrams
Utilities
19.31
WHEELER & STUCKEY, INC. Health Department
How
29.77
WHITTON SUPPLY General Instruction
Board Action
23.04
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC. Title III
Publisher
12.64
H. W. WILSON COMPANY Library Library
Publisher Publisher
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Board Action
7.50 28.10
35.60
3.00
29.00
38.50 1,485.40
1963-64 GENERAL FUND A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manpower
Lqw
25.38
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQPT. COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
34.25
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt, Repair
Low Low Low Low Low
& & & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
10.00 6.00 33.50 8.50 12.50
70.50
BERRY OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Regular
Low
R. R. BOWKER Library & Textbooks
Publisher
10.50
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Title III
Publisher
133.40
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing
Board Action
E. B. ’’JACK" CASTLE General Instruction
Low
279.18
3,148.44 70.13
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
5*
Bills and Payrolls
B-14
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued) CENTRAL STEEL & WIRE COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
CHESTERFIELD MUSIC SHOPS, INC. Library
Publisher
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Selected
EDUCATORS MFG. CO.c/o OKLA. SEATING CO. Manpower
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORP. Library
Publisher
FILM STRIP OF THE MONTH CLUB Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
GENERAL EQPT. MFG. COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
THE GROLIER SOCIETY, INC. Title III
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
7.20 37.80 54-28 .55 14.18 606.40
720.41 ’
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Library Library Library
Board Board Board Board
64.40 6.12 11.05 109.08
190.65
JOLES PRODUCTS, INC. Title III
Publisher
KELLER-DUTTON SPORTS, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
237.00
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Title III
Board Action
19.06
McGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY TV Rights
Board Action
500.00
Action Action Action Action
2,371.67
25.17 6.89
252.00
129.63 169.18
298.81 *
39.00
66.00
■ 492.00 3,868.14 1.400.00
5,268.14 288.05
9-15
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
M & H SPORTING GOODS, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
3,086.16
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,475.28
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Printing
Board Action
1,139.43
THE OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
1.95
OKLAHOMA TODAY Library
Publisher
48.00
PANDA PHOTO INC, Audio Visual Materials
Selected
27.55
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Repair to Instruc, Equipment
Selected
46.00
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Board Action
31.33
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Selected
157-40
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY CO, Custodial Supply
Board Action
540.00
ROCKWELL MFG. COMPANY General Instruction
Standard .
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (Ada) Storeroom Stock
Board Action
7,173.02
UNIV. OF OKLA. MEDICAL SCHOOL In Service Training
Board Action
2,450.00
VARITYPER CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
38.40
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY CO. Manpower
Low
45.50
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY . . General Instruction
Low
WHELANS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Board Action
21.23
52.96 216,55
269.51
4,147.09 51.32 160.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 196^ - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
B-16
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
180.00
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
365.00
AMERICAN MARBLE TILE & TERRAZZO CO. Materials - Buildings
16.00
Standard
AUSTIN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
5,972.04
BRYAN ROOFING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
544*00
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
5 2 • 00
WIDIA CAIN, CLERK Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Bpard Action Board Action-
7,671.75 <994.26
8.666.01
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low 1 Board Action Low Letter Bid
235*80 1,038.24 '512.00
1.786.04
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
9*96 19.68
29.64
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
328.06 7.20
335.26
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Noninstructional Eqpt.
Board Action
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Board Board Board Board
-
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
8.94 1,632.00 73.44
1.705.44
58.56 472.50
Action Action Action Action
19*80
2*70 26.25 5*40 4.37
38.72
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Bills and Payrolls
S*
B-17
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction Eqpt. for Instruction
Low Low
DULANEY’S Title III
Board Action
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. Materials - Buildings
Selected
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Materials - Buildings Materials Buildings
Low Letter Bid Low
GrORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Noninstructional
Board Action Low
FLANAGAN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
GENERAL ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials -
Low Low Board Action
W. W. GRAINGER Materials Materials Materials
SUPPLY CO. Buildings Buildings Buildings
INCORPORATED - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
Selected Low Standard
450.00 450.00
900.00
1,102.50 43.80 14S5O
JiZiOO
192.50
513.60
.w? 580.00
X58-75
738.75 779*81
233.10 65.32 2,310.13
2,608.55
80.62 15.30 12.86
108.78
-
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials <- Buildings Noninstructional Eqpt. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Low Low Low
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Buildings
Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Letter Bid
3.80 6.24 16.40 109.73 8.85
141.22
33.60
6.50 54-38 -40^8
100.96
76.00 98.30 58.80
233.10
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION
Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Board Action
509.91
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Bills and Payrolls
B-18
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
JOHNSTON & LARIMER DIVISION Materials - Buildings
Low
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Board Board Board
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
125.38 204.91 10.96 191.30 16.60 116.50 24.48 34-50
242x21
974.54
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Noninstructional Eqpt.
Low
-
171.00
MOORLANE SUTTON SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
MURPHY & PERKINS READY MIXED CONCRETE Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Selected
NEVER FAIL ENGINEERING COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIAN’S SUPPLY CO. INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
190.50 73.63
241.20
295.80 127.76
32.76
Action Action Action Action
93.00 27.90 465.76 498.96
1,085.62
13.30
495.30 79.55
94.60
6.24 250.00
70.00 .412.10
482.10 99.40
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Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-19
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
315.00
PASCAL P. PADDOCK, INC. Materials - Buildings
Lbw
113.40
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials -
Low Low Low
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
2.17
8.45 7.75 138.00
*
154.20
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
10.80
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER Materials - Buildings
Board Action
65.80
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
108.00
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
72.93
STEELCOTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
17.44
SUPERIOR FLOOR COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
6,388.44
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (Ada) Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
770.00
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY CO. (Edmond) Noninstructional Eqpt. Equipment - Instruction
Low Low
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CARL R. TRAPPE Materials - Buildings
Board Action
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT CO. Materials - Buildings
Standard
60.00
TROPICAL PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
50.23
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
236.71
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
502.00
WHELANS, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
972.00
93.00 259.00
352.00
107.50 1,213.74
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Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-20
WHITTON SUPPLY Noninstructional Eqpt.
Low
214.20
A. F. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
227.92
CHALMERS R. WOOD COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
210.00
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
17,990.00
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Lpw Low Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
22.75
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
31.89
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
6.74
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
291.50
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
135.00
1963-64 BUILDING IffVY FUND
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
276.20 276.20 276.20
828.60
-
Board Action
5,710.50
AMERICAN FIRST TITLE & TRUST CO, New Sites (Eisenhower)
Board Action
56,618.54
AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY Equipment (Webster) Equipment (Kennedy)
Board Action Board Action
1,209.00 1.209.00
2,418.00
W. R. AMES COMPANY Equipment (Webster) Equipment (Kennedy)
Board Action Board Action
463.46 376.51
839-97
CONTROL SYSTEMS, INC. Equipment (Madison) Equipment (Green Pastures)
Board Action Board Action
2,240.00 2.240.00
4,480.00
BOND FUND
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Bills and Payrolls
%
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B-21
BOND FUND (continued) CONNELLY PAVING COMPANY, INC. Final Payment (Kennedy)
Board Action
7,069.27
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #3 - Bldg. (Green Pastures)
Board Action
29,581.00
EDUCATORS MFG. Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
Board Board Board Board
COMPANY (Webster) (Kennedy) (Kennedy) (Webster)
Action Action Action Action
400.00 700.00 500.00 325.00
1,925.00
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Equipment (Kennedy & Webster)
Board Action
10,272.00
E. D. HILL ENGINEERING COMPANY Business Expense
Board Action
370.50
K.A.T.V. Incorporated New Sites (Eisenhower)
Board Action
6,250.00
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #4 - Madison
Board Action
39,039.00
KITCHEN INTERIORS, INC. Equipment (Webster & Kennedy)
Board Action
2,499.05
THE LINCOLN EIECTRIC COMPANY Equipment - (Webster) Equipment - (Kennedy)
.Board Actipn Board Action"'
GEORGE MAPES CONSTRUCTION CO. Est. #1 - (U.S. Grant)
Board Action
5,119.00
MARSHALL SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT CO. Equipment - (Kennedy)
Board Action
575.06
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INC. Equipment - (Kennedy)
Low
444-78
MERLE L. MCCOLLUM dba MCCOLLUM CONSTR. Final Est. - (Webster)
Board Action
13,366.00
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIV. Est. #4 - (Madison)
Board Action
142,209.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - (Kennedy) Equipment - (Webster)
Board Action Board Action
MIDWEST CASH REGISTER COMPANY Equipment (Webster & Kennedy)
Board Action
3,270.00
MYRTLE DESK COMPANY Equipment (Kennedy)
Board Action
126.92
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est.#4 “ Arch.Fee-Star Sprncer
Board Action
2,844-18
71.25
71.»g^
3,019.28 3.019.28
142.50
6,038.56
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BOND FUND (continued)
B-22
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Business Expense
Selected
SEMENOFF,BOWMAN BODE, ARCHITECTS Est.#3 - (Green Pastures)
Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - (Kennedy) Equipment - (Webster)
Board Action Board Action
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - (Kennedy) Equipment - (Webster)
Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - (Kennedy)
Board Action
2,604.25
VIRCO MFG. CORPORATION Equipment - (Webster)
Board Action
3,916.20
WHITTON SUPPLY Equipment - (Webster)
Board Action
93-15
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS, ARCHITECT Est. #4 - Madison
Board Action
780.78
CHALMERS R. WOOD Equipment Equipment Equipment -
Foard Action Board Action. Board Action
COMPANY (Green Pastures) (Madison) (Kennedy & Webster)
WRIGHT & SELBY, ARCH. ENGINEERS Est. #1 - (U.S. Grant)
- Board Action
Bills and Payrolls
58.00 591.62
154-50
154-50
309.00
81,90 81.90
163.80
70.00 • 70.00 420.00
560.00 4,441.50
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER. 1964
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL CO.
BOARD ACTION
25,479.00
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded Toy Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the September payrolls, authorize issuing the October payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the itemized list attached in the total amount of $566,426.29 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #298 Bills and Payrolls Approved
R. #299 Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the adoption of a Vacate Street resolution to authorize the Board's attorney to file court action to vacate Miramar Boule(Edison) vard, Creston Hills Addition, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, from the south line of Block 39 "to the north line of Lot 14, Block 40; and Northeast 29th Street from the west line of Block 39 and Block 40 to Miramar Boulevard. (Miramar Boulevard borders Edison Elementary School site on the east side and Northeast 29th Street borders the school site on the north.) Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to refund tuition to Morris Blumenthal, R. $300 3312 Northwest 64th Street, Oklahoma City, in the amount of $157*47 which was paid for Tuition Refunc Approved Deborah Blumenthal, a first grade student enrolled at Burbank. A . legal transfer for this student was approved September 25, 1964. All members voted "Aye>" on roll call. Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers that an agreement be executed with WKY Television System, Inc., 500 East Britton Road, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, which will permit the Oklahoma City School District to install an Ultra-High Frequency Television Transmitting Antenna on the WKY Television tower; the school district to reimburse WKY Television System, Inc., $14,176.00 for cost of installation of tower supports, conduit, cable, and other appurtenances necessary to accommodate the antenna. The agreement also to permit the school district to erect a building and install the equipment necessary for the district's television transmitting. The agreement to be approved as to form and content by the school district's attorney. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #301 WKY Agreement for Channel 2 J; Antenna
R. #302 It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve an agreement with Modjeska Oakcliff Schoc Development Company, 1819 Guilford Lane, Oklahoma City, to purchase a developed elementary school site containing eight acres, plus or minus, in the Oakcliff Addition of Oklahoma City. Site Purchase Oklahoma, for the total amount of $22,553-75• On roll call, all members voted "Aye." Agreement App.
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, 1964 - CONT'D
R. #303 Part Payment Oakcliff Site Approved
Motion was .made by Mr. Wennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve payment in the amount of $6,941.25 to Modjeska Development Company, 1819 Guilford Lane, Oklahoma City, for 6.17 acres at $1,125 per acre, a portion of the total eight-acre elementary school site planned. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #304 Masonry Mtls Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of masonry materials for use by the Maintenance Department from The Arco Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,156.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ~
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Mr. Prigmore left the meeting at 5-35 p.m Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of printed forms for use by the Research Department from the following companies who subm^Eted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$
Moore Business Forms, Inc Uarco, Inc.
122.16 1,492.45
$ 1,614.61 B-O
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These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-J2. R. #306 Business Mach. Approved
All members voted "Aye" on roll call
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of business machines for use by the Manpower Development Training Program from the following companies who submitted the low quotations.on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Automatic Business Machines Corp. Olivetti Underwood. Corporation Donnell Typewriter Company International Business Machines Corp
Total
$ 3,220.00
These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application and are to be charged to Account G 1030-M1. All .members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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MEETING OF OCTOBER *j>, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion was male Dy Mr. Stennett and seconded Dy Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of equiprnent for use Dy the Broadcasting Center from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
R. #307 Broadcasting Eqpt. Approvec
$ 5,239-00 2,610.00
Radio Corporation, of America Automatic Tape Control., Inc. Total
$ 7,849.00
These purchases are to he charged to Account BL 1Q30-D1 and have Deen approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. It was moved Dy Mr. Bennett and seconded Dy Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of personnel directories from Semco Color Press, Incorporated, who submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $2,152.00 is to he charged to Account G 120-P2. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #308 Personnel Directories Approved
Mr. Bennett was excused from the meeting at 5-45 p.m.
Mr. Bennett Ie
Motion was made Dy Mr. Rogers and seconded Dy Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of roofing supplies for use Dy the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice. These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #309 Roofing SuppLie Approved
$ 1,792.96 2,236.50 258.75
Ho ster Supply Company Thunderbird Sales Company American Pliable Metals Corp.
Total
$ 4,288.21
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R. #310 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of science Sci. Lab. Eqpi laboratory equipment for use at various schools from Leonard Peterson & Company, Inc., who Approved submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice This purchase in the amount of $21,787.00 has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III, and is to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of printing equipment for use by the Manpower Development Training Program from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice. These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application and are to be charged to Account G 1030-ML. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (Continued)
R. #311 Printing Eqpt. Approved
MEETING OF OCTOBER 5, I96U - CONT'D
R. #311 Continued
Sk
$
Lew Wenzel & Company Bill Doyle Office Supply Western Paper Company Robert W. Grubbe Company, Inc. Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. Dee’s Photo Supply, Inc.
$ 7,819.9^
Total
R. #312 Construction Equipment Approved
lj-67.12 2,^77.00 2,281.02 311 Ao 211+. 50 2,068.90
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded, by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of construction equipment for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,339-^ 1,790.00'
Herd Equipment Company Cecil L. Stewart Machinery Company
$ 3,089.00
Total
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These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8. on roll call.
All members present voted "Aye"
R. #313 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the Superintendent be directed Data Processing to proceed with the execution of a formal agreement for I.B.M. Machine'Service. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Agreement Approved BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #31^ Adm. Bldg. Load Analysis Approved
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the employment of Wright and Selby, Architects-Engineers, to analyze the floor load design of two areas in the Administration Building currently used for research record storage and for printing equipment and supplies. Engineering fee to be $150.00. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #315 Change Order No. 1, Madison
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve Change Order No. 1 in the contract of Kinser Construction Company on the Madison Elementary School project as follows: Relocating electric transformer pad
ADD
Change of brick selection
DEDUCT
Total
ADD
$
718.80
592.00
$
126.80
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #316 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION & THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President
Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs., Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintender H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Directors - Floy Camphell, Gerald Kidd, Bill Lillard, Mervel Lunn, Roy Mullenix, Gene Pingleton, Wallace Smith; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Classroom Teacher representatives from Creston Hills, Culbertson, Davis, Dewey, Dunbar, Edgemere, Edison, Edwards, Emerson, Eugene Field, Classen; Principals - Arthur Boyd, Delbert Burnett, Floy Chaffin, Lena McKee, Bert Wadkins, Evelyn Borah, Rubye Dabney, A. J. Lonian, George Glover, Dorine Treadway, Lloyd Estes; Ann White, District OEA President; Jerry Wallace Anna M. Strong, Margaret Gentz, OCCTA officers; Dalton Eads, Principal; Mrs. H. B. Newcomb, Mrs. John J. Coyle, Classen PTA representatives; Faye Smith, Margaret Kelsay, Jan Fuqua, Garla Kay Peck, Pat Knight, OCU Students; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal. The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call. On motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Bennett, the minutes of the meeting of October 1964, were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
Invocation
5,
R. #317 Minutes Approve
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report. office.)
(Copy is on file in the Clerk's
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, stated that he had nothing specific to report at this time.
Attorney's Rep
The Auditor, Mr. Prigmore, reported that the bills in this agenda have been checked and are ready for Board action.
Auditor's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the above reports as presented. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #318 Reports Approve
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the persons listed below R. #319 to attend professional meetings as indicated: Professional Trips Approved Bart Ward, National Association of Educational Broadcasters Convention, Austin, Texas, October 25-28, 1964.
Dorothy Jones, The Institute for the Exploration of Early Childhood Education, Boston, Massachusetts, November 4-6, 1964. A. J. Miller, National Clinic for Supervisors of Title VIII Programs, Norwalk, Connecticut, November 4-6, 1964; also the American Vocational Association Conference, Minneapolis, Minnesota, December 7-H, 1964. Wesley Driggs, National Adult Education Association Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, November 15-17; 1964.
Jack F. Parker and Mervel Lunn, National Association of Educational Broadcasters Conference, Washington, D. C., December 7-8, 1964. (U.S. Office of Education to reimburse District for partial expenses.)
William F. Lott and Melvin P. Rogers, Board Members, State School Board Convention, Norman, Oklahoma, November 11-13, 1964. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
PERSONNEL It was recommended that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
Personnel Recommended
CONT'D
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INSTRUCTIONAL
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LANGSTON U.
12
B 0 Aq
STATE
LANGSTON U.
B*S«
U, OF TEXAS
B.S.
BETHANY NAZ.
Be So
S.E.S.C.
5200.
5400.
4700.
4700.
2200.
6050.
2300.
4300.
4300.
4600.
4500.
(MR)
WHEELER, LAWRENCE
(mrs )
SUTTERFIELD, JANIS
(mrs ) ZEECK, LINDA L.
(MRS)
SHIRLEY J.
DOZIER, HAZEL J. (MRS)
HURST,
(mrs ) WEBSTER, WANDA
(mr s ) BUIE, MARY L.
(MRS)
STEDMAN, GRADA Lo
(mr s )
EDGAR R.
BURKE, NANCY J.
LAWRENCE,
(MR)
(HAWKINS - RESIGNED)
LEA VIE H. REID,
(mrs ) (CARR - ILL)
B.S.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, I96U - CONT'D
Personnel Recommendation
PERSONNEL
CL ERI CAL
effect ive DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
NAME
SALARY
------------------------------------------------------------ - ------------------------------------------------------
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
RESIGNATIONS (MRS)
EDISON
CRAVENS, ROSETTA
g DAY CLERK
(MRS)
WEBSTER
KINCAID,
9-3O-64
(MRS)
CENTRAL
STEPHENS, MONA G.
LIB. CLERK
(MRS)
RESEARCH
WILCOX, LINDA ,K.
IBM OPERATOR
10-5-64
§ 95»
10-16-64
10-15-64
(mrs ) GlNG, MARY E,
(mrs ) (LOONEY - TRANSFERRED)
ANDERSON, NORMA R.
(COOPER - TRANSFERRED)
SKAGGS., MABLE M.
(mrs )
10-12-64
220.
10-19-64
I85.
10-7-64
210.
(MRS)
(bro wn -
resigned
EDISON 5 DAY CLERK
10-30-64
SECRETARY
DOROTHY
(miss ) JONES, JUST1NA
ASSIGNMENT
)
WILLIS, HELEN P,
9-25-64
125.
RESEARCH
IBM OPERATOR CENTRAL
INST. CLERK FOOD SERVICE CLERK FOOD SERVICE 4 DAY CLERK
______
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
MATERNITY (MRS)
TESTING SERVICE
FAULKNER, MAVA
CLERK
to-30-64
PERSONNEL
CM
1
effective DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
NAME
SALARY
(MRS) '
(BEENE - ILL)
SEAGER, GAYNELLE S,
|46oo.
(MRS) (CARMICHAEL -
ILL)
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
o.c.u.
Bq Aft
4350.
(MR) (ADDITIONAL POSITION)
YOUNG,
(LAWRENCE - DURATION Of NEE >)
BURKE, LINDA E.
(CHRISTENSON - TRANSFERRED)
DOWDY, EMERY D.
RAY L.
(miss )
4600.
NoDft
10-20-64
9
9-22-64
3
10-15-64
CENTRAL - BUS. ED. "DURATION OF NEED"
1
10-16-64
MATH.
0
9-30-64
0
10-19-64
1
jo-9-64
0
10-29-64
5
10-15-64
HARDING, ARK.
B.A. U. OF TEXAS
4300.
(MR)
B.S. O.S.U.
4300.
B.S.
HORACE MANN - 4TH
3
S« u0SoC.
UTLEY, BLANCHE I.
ASSIGNMENT "DURATION OF- NEED"
BUCHANAN - 5TH "DURATION OF NEED"
NORTHEAST
ROOSEVELT
MATH.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE MILITARY
(MR)
MC KINLEY
MC EVOY, WARREN F.
5TH
10-23-64
(miss )
(mr s )
GRANT
BRADSHAW, NANCY L.
ENGLISH
(MRS)
WOODSON
BROWN, WYOLENE
KDG.
(mr s )
JACKSON
GEARHEART, MARY M.
MATH.
(mrs )
TELSTAR-WILLOW BRK. SHERRY G.
■
4300.
B.S.
4400.
Bq Sq
4300.
B.S,
4750.
B.S.
MC KINLEY
5TH
-
MATERNITY
HALE,
O.S.U.
DUNN, GAYLE A.
KDG.
(mr s )
10-9-64
DANIEL, JERALDINE
t0-30-64
LE SURE, LESSIE L,
(MRS)
i
O.B.U.
LANGSTON U.
GRANT - ENGLISH "REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
WOODSON
KDG.
’
10-9-64
'
10-16-64
(MISS)
THOMAS, SARA
O.C.U.
TELSTAR-WILLOW BRK. KDG.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 196k - CONT'D —
............. .......... ......... —.................. -
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----------------------- —
........ . ....................... ------- ---- --- ------------------------ ---------------
■ ■
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.............. —............. -
5*
Personnel tecommended
p-4
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: CHANGES IN ASSIGNMENT AND SALARY MRS.
MRS,
FROM i TIME CLERK, SALARY $105.00 PER MONTH, TO FULL-TIME CLERK,
ELIZABETH HALLER, ADAMS,
SALARY $210.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 15,
ELAINE HIBBARD, LINWOOD,
FROM | TIME CLERK,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12,
SALARY $190.00 PER MONTH,
I fa• SALARY $95,00 PER MONTH, TO FULL-TIME CLERK,
1964.
MRS. ELIZABETH LOONEY, CENTRAL, FROM INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK,
CLERK,
SALARY $200.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 19,
SALARY $195.°0 PER MONTH, TO LIBRARY
1964.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS A® SECRETARIES'FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1964-65: BRENNAN,
RUTH M.
(MRS)
BURROUGHS, ANN L,
BURT, MARIE E.
SECRETARY
(MRS)
ART,
(MRS)
CHRISTENSON, JULIA E.
COLING, JEROME F,
(MRS)
(MR)
COLLINS, GRETCHEN V, (MRS)
DAVIS, CLEASIE M. DAVIS,
JEANIE M.
(MRS)
GEORGE,
KENNETH A.
ELVA D.
MUSIC,
ELEM.
ENGLISH,
ELEM.
ELEM,, SOCIAL STUDIES HOME EC., ELEM. '"
ED.,
PHYS,
(MR)
BUS.
HANSEN, ANNA M,
(MISS)
HAYNES, JANE Q,
(MRS)
ELEMENTARY
MAXEY,
Nl EBRUEGGE,
REEVES, JAMES F. (MR) *RODKE, ANNA S, (MRS) SMITH,
ROBERT L,
WALKER, DORIS L.
MUSIC,
(MRS)
BEVERLY J.
ED.,
(MRS)
IND. ARTS
SOCIAL STUDIES,
ENG,
SCIENCE
ELEM,
COMMERCE,
ENG.
HOME EC.,
PRIMARY
SOCIAL STUDIES, SPEC. ED,,
(MR)
BIOL.,
(MRS)
COMMERCE,
PHYS,
ED.
EL EM.
SCIENCE, BIO-ENG I NEER I NG
HICKS, MAXINE (MRS)
SECRETARY
LASATER, VERA
SECRETARY
(MRS)
ELEM.
ENG.
SOCIAL STUDIES,
(MRS)
ELIZABETH S.
BIOL.,
ELEM,, MATH.,
(MRS)
LESLI E, JANICE M,
ELEMENTARY
HOME EC.,
HOME EC.,
(MRS)
GLANCY,
ENGLISH,
MATH,
SOCIAL STUDIES
CONT'D
196*4
2, MEETING OF NOVEMBER
natio
R^me
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
resig
ANDERSON, WALTER A. BERGER, CLIFFORD
DONALDSON. CARR PAUL
HANLEY, ALFRED
METZKER* JAMES
OLI PHI NT, KENNETH
PRESCOTT, GENE RICHARDSON, LEONARD
SCRUGGS, Q.T.
SHEFFIELD, CURTIS
ign ed
)
STEWART. JIMMIE E.
(depew -res tBANSFFRS 1
)
d)
TMCDAN1 ELS-TRANSFERRED)
ferre
)
e -trans
(pifrc
on
red
positi
(long -transfer
(new
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
9-28-64
PERSONNEL
STARLIN
RONALD F.
SALARY
I95.MO, 2I0.M0.
I57.50MO. I
2I0.M0.
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
10-15-64
9-30-64
10-14-64
10-7-64
10-5-64
10-16-64
210.MO.
2I0.MO.
HAWKINS, WILLIE
0
10-1-64
10-5-64
10-19-64
10-16-64
9-29-64
10-19-64
10-5-64
10-16-64
•;
210,MO.
2I0.MO.
2I0.M0.
I57.50MO.
HAROLD
FRANKLIN
PEBEAHSY,
PIERCE,
WILLIAMS, QUINNON
CRAWFORD, GEORGE
HARRISON, CLYDE
SULLINS.
NICHOLSON,
WALKER, JOE A.
NAME
LAUNDRYMAN
WOODSON LAUNDRY
RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
FLOORMAN
ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
FLOORMAN
WEBSTER
FLOORMAN
STAR SPENCER
RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
KENNEDY 3/4 T. FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
CRESTON HILLS
FLOORMAN
STAR SPENCER
FLOORMAN
ROOSEVELT
3/4 T. FLOORMAN
BURBANK
FLOORMAN
N.W. CLASSEN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF k ROV.WATCHMAI
ASSIGNMENT
.............................................................................................................................................................................................. ...........—---------------------------- -------- =i
RELIEF k ROVING WA' ’CHMAN I0-I--6 I
ALL SCHOOLS
N.W, CLASSEN . FLOORMAN X
10-9-64
10-16-64
9-24-64
10-1-64
10-2-64
10-15-64
10-5-64
10-16-64
10-16-64
BURBANK 3/4 T. FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
CLEVELAND
FLOORMAN
MONROE
FLOORMAN
ROOSEVELT
FLOORMAN
STAR SPENCER
FLOORMAN
CRESTON HILLS
FLOORMAN
KENNEDY
RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
STAR SPENCER
FLOORMAN
JAMES, RUEBEN
1
210.MO.
2I0.M0,
DODSON, THOMAS
HENDRICKS, LUTHER JR,
2I0.MO.
225.MO.
WALL, JIMMIE
GRAY. JAMES R.
I
CONT'D
2 , I96U MEETING OF NOVEMBER
ih nJ O
Ph
O O O
rJ nJ (D £ B (D 0 w in (D
4
\o
FOOD SERVICE RESI GNATi$l^ME
*
"
ASSIGNMENT
BAUKNJTE, HENRIETTA
WRIGHT HELPER KENNEDY
HELPER
CLASSEN
SEQUOYAH HELPER
EDGEMERE COOK
HELPER
CENTRAL
HELPER
NORTHEAST
HELPER
PIERCE
HELPER
KENNEDY
HELPER
MOON
HELPER
HOOVER
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
BAKER
-
BAWCUM, ANNA
CALDWELL. NELL
FINK. WlLLiE P.
IRVIN, JIMMIE L.
JEFFERSON. ADA
)
KOKENDOFFER, ROSALIE
FLOSSIE
LEWIS. LILA MAY
MCCABE,
PATTY
MORRIS. VIR&IE
EUBANKS,
JOHNSON. DELORIS
(joh ns ’on -resigned
effect ive DATE
10-1-64 10-6-64
10-12-64
10-0-64
10-6-64
10-1-64
10-1-64
10-1-64
10-1-64
10-16-64
10-16-64 10-12-64
NAME
LAURA
n.
BERTHA
npai T
DORIS
____
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
I.00 HR.
1.00 HR.
I.00 HR.
1.00 HP,
1.00 HR.
SALARY
PERSONNEL
NEFF,
,
READY.
Al sup
KORNEGAY.
ELSIE J,
YARBER, MARY
-
WELCH.
CATES. VIVIAN
BATEMAN. CARLENE BUTTON,
IMA
(spa rks -res ign ed )
NELDA
DENNIS. FANNIE
VANDERBURG.
CSADLER-RESIGNEPl'
(LITTLE-RESIGNED}
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
10-5-64
10-9-64
I0-] >64
10-2-64
10-2-64
10-19-64
10-15-64
10-1-64
10-5-64
10-5-64
10-1-64
ASSIGNMENT
HELPER
WRIGHT
KENNEDY
HELPER
HFI PFR ROOSEVELT
KENNEDY
HFI. PFR
HELPER
Pl ERCE
SEQUOYAH
* HELPER
HELPER
CLASSEN
JOHN MARSHALL
HERONVILLE
HELPER
HELPER
HELPER
CAPITOL HILL SR.
HARDING
HELPER
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended FOOD SERVICE
PERSONNEL SALARY
NAME
FMPI OYMFNT BATES,
ive APPROVED effect DATE . EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
10-6-64
1.00 HR,
BONNIE
••
10-2-64
BUCHANAN. LORENE
1.00 HR.
CHRISTENSEN. MARTHA
1.00 HR.
COLEMAN* ROSALEE
1.00 HR.
10-2-64
COPELAND. LENA
1.00 HR.
10-6-64
-
10-0-64
DIXON. ALMA
1.00 HR.
10-6-64
MITCHELL. ALBERTA
1.00 HP.
10-6-64
MURPHYt
1.00 HR.
10-6-64
OGLE. LYDIA
1.00 HR.
10-9-64
SLICK. MARGARET
1.00 HR.
10-1-64
TAYLOR, MARY JO
1.00 HR.
10-5-64
VANWINKLE, OPAL
1.00 HR.
10-1-64
ZELLA
WALKER. KATIE
1.00 HR.
10-9-64
WINGATE, CORA
j.OO HR.
10-15-64
WOOD, OPAL
1.00 HR.
w*-
j0-5-64
WALLER, EMOGENE
1.00 HR.
10-15-64
ROWI AND, CATHERINE
1.00 HR.
10-15-64
1.00 HR.
10-20-64
1.00 HR.
10-19-64
TRAIL.
JO JEAN
ORNDORFF, MARGUERITE
ASSIGNMENT UNASSIGNED HFIPFR
UNASS1GNED HELPER-------------------------------UNASSIGNED
HFLPER
UNASSIGNED. HF! PER--------------------------------
UNASSIGNED
HEL.REB-------------------------UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED1^ , HELPER'-------------------------------
UNASSIGNED HELPER
UNASS1GNE® HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER
UNASSIGNED HEL PER UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
x> I CL
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE
TERMINATIONS NAME
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
.
10-20-64
tiNASSlGNFn HF! P
BARNETT, WINIFRFD
1.00 HR.
10-12-64
HOOVER HEl PER
FARIAS, EVA
1.00 HR..
jo-6-64
HONEYCUTT. CAROLYN
1.00 HR.
10-53-64
TYE.
SYLVIA
1.00 hr
TRANSFERS; (REYNOLDS-TRANSFERRED)
(lan kfor d -tran sferr
ed )
(boswel l -tra nsf err ed )
(shr ade r -tran sferr
(addi tio nal
positio
ed )
n)
-
SMITH. JOSIE A.
1.00 HR.
10-9-64
HICK4AN, ODESSA
1.00 HR.
10-12-64
WASH!NGTON HELPER CLASSEN
HFI PER NICHOLS HILLS
HELPER
PAGE
HELPER
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
3*
Personnel Recommended.
P t KSU N N t L
MAINTENANCE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATIONS FURNITURE REPAIR
9-25-64
PA 1NTER
10-15-64
SONGER. JAMES A.
FILTER MECHANIC
9-28-64
WALLS. GRADY L.
ELECTRICIAN
9-28-64
ARIAS.; J0SE
SIMPSON,
JAMES
■
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
1.55 HR.
10-1-64
LABORER
1.50 PR.
IO-2-64
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN
1.50 HR.
10-21-64
HELPER
SAYLOR. T. DEAN
l.PR HR.
•IA-21 -64
LABORER
TIPTON, CHARLES
1.35 HR.
10-1-64
LABORER
HARDFMAN, MELVIN
1.35 HR.
10-26-64
LABORER
DUTY, LARRY D.
KILLIAN.
LILLEY.
STANLEY
HARRY
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effecti ve DATE
sh
-resigned
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
EMPLOYMENT
STOREROOM
(rou
NAME
)
10-5-64
WAREHOUSEMAN
3500.YR.
10-5-64
ARTIST
J.25 HR.
10-15-64
HELPER
STFWART, JIMMY
IOO.MO.
9-29-64
BUS DRIVER
HENDRIX, RICHARD
2900.YR.
-
AUDIO VISUAL
(new pos ition )
GOODALE. LEONARD
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE
HODGIN, JAMES
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATIONS
EMPLOYMENT
CARLISLE, JOHN R.
BUS DRIVER
10-2-64
WALKER, RILEY
100 .MO.
10-5-64
BUS DRIVER
HUDSON, DONALD
BUS DRIVER
10-7-64
RAI ES, JOHN
100-MO.
10-20-64
BUS DRIVER
' BUS DRIVER
9-29-64
MILLER. ROBERT
IOO.MO.
10-19-64
BUS DRIVER
JONES, GARY
STEWART. JIMMY
BUS DRIVER
10-15-64
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
p-n
CHANGES OF ASSIGNMENT AND/OR SALARY IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
main tenan ce
;
ALBERT HARDEMAN, TEMPORARY FILTER MECHANIC, PER YR,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER
WALTER R,
YR,
KLOPFENSTEIN,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER
VERNON U. MILLS,
YR,
12,
SALARY $3800, PER YR, TO ELECTRICIAN-GROUP 3,
SALARY $1.54 PER HR,
SALARY
SALARY $3600. PER
Jnymn.Machinist
SALARY $3400.
$4300.
SALARY $^400.
PER YR,
1964.
SERVICE depart ment : LUCIAN CHOATE, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT TELSTAR, SALARY $285. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12, I§64.
SALARY $220.
FLOORMAN AT BRITTON,
PER MONTH, TO FLOORMAN AT STAR SPENCER,
PER MONTH,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT JOHNSON,
SALARY $250.
SALARY $?55.
1964.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER [6,
PER MONTH,
TO PERMANENT TRUCK DRIVER,
.>0 PER HR, TO APPRENTICE PLUMBER,
SALARY $1.54 PER HR, TO
FRED G, WILSON, TEMPORARY MACHINIST,
ROY M. COYLE,
EARL J. MORGAN, FLOORMAN AT STAR SPENCER, SALARY $250. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT TELSTAR, $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12, I§64.
SALARY $I,JO PER HR, TO BAKER AT GRANT,
HELPER AT GRANT,
LOIS BOSWELL, KEY HELPER AT N.W, CLASSEN, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 15, 1964.
SALARY $1,15 PER HR,
SALARY $1.15 PER HR,
TO MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL,
EDITH BOWERS, SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED, OCTOBER I, 1964.
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO COOK AT GATEWOOD,
GLADYS EAKES, SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I, 1964.
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO COOK AT EUGENE FIELD,
HELPER AT WEBSTER, 14,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR,
TO KEY HSLPER AT WEBSTER,
MARY MOORE SUBSTITUTE UNASSJGNED,
EFFECTIVE
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
training
SALARY $185. PER
TO KEY HELPER AT N.W. CLASSEN,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO COOK AT DUNBAR,
SALARY
SALARY $1.05 PER HR, ’
1964, SALARY $1,00 PER HR, TO SECOND BAKER AT KENNEDY,
CORINE NASH, SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED, PER HR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 6, 1964.
LILLIAN POST, HELPER AT W. NICHOLS HILLS, $1.05 PER HR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 2, 1964,
HR,
SALARY $I?5.
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO MANAGER/AT CENTRAL,
DORIS MILLIGAN, HELPER AT N.W, CLASSEN, SALARY $1.00 PER HR, $1.05 PER HR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 8, 1964.
WILMA RAPER,
EFFECTIVE
1964.
LELA INGLISH, HELPER AT N.W. CLASSEN, MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 8, 1964.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 6,
* .
SALARY $J.O5 PER HR,
RUTH FAUGHT, SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED, SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO HELPER AT BUCHANAN, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 5, 1964.
HALL,
SCHOOLS,
WT
FOOD servi ce : FRANCIS M. BARKER, OCTOBER I, 1964.
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER
SALARY
PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL
EDMOND M. WILLIAMS, FLOORMAN AT CAPITOL HILL SR, SALARY $220. SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER • I 6, I§64.
NAOMI
PER
1964,
GEORGE HENRY PETERS, TEMPORARY PLUMBER’S HELPER, PER YR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 26, 1964,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12,
SALARY $4600.
1964.
TEMPORARY TRUCK DRIVER,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 10,
SALARY $3400.
1964.
ELECTRJClAN-GROUP 2,
IQ,
SALARY $1.6? PER HR, TO PERMANENT FILTER MECHANIC,
Personnel Recommended
SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I,
SALARY $1.05
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO COOK AT W. NICHOLS HILLS, SALARY
SALARY $1.00 PER HR,
TO BAKER AT COOLIDGE,
SALARY $1.05 PER
1964.
ADA REYNOLDS, HELPER AT HOOVER, OCTOBER 12, )964.
SALARY $1,05 PER HR, TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
P-12
CHANGES OF ASSIGNMENT AND/OR SALARY FOOD SERVICE: ANNA SWOPE, SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED, OCTOBER
1,
TO COOK AT ADAMS,
. SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
SALADS AT WEBSTER,
SALARY $1.15 PER HR, TO HELPER AT WEBSTER,
SALARY $1,10 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
1964.
EVELYN SPARRS, OCTOBER 26,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR,
1964.
IRMA WILSQN, OCTOBER 14,
IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
HELPER AT EDGEMER? SALARY $1,10 PER HR, TO COOK AT EDGEMERE,
SALARY $1,15 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
1964.
SAFETY DEPARTMENT: DAN CHANDLER, BUS DRIVER,
. „ SALARY $110, PER MONTH TO $125»PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 16,
I964.
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the personnel items above. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #320 Personnel Approved
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Bills and Payrolls Recommended
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the October payrolls, authorize issuing the November payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the following itemized list.)
November 2, 1964 ITEM #1
Ratification of October payrolls previously approved by the Board and upon which warrants have been issued as follows: $1,559,554.84 71,425.00 1,150.00
1964-65 General Fund 1964-65 Building Levy Fund Bond Fund ITEM #2
Authority to issue payrolls for November 1964 in the following estimated amounts:
1964-65 General Fund 1964-65 Building Levy Fund Bond Fund
ITEM $3
$1,600,000.00 75,000*00 1,150.00
Authorize payment of vendor bills as per attached itemized list. These bills have been examined and approved by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculations and receipt of merchandise and/or services. BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 2, 1964
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
163,423.03
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
56,649.33
1964-r65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
56,771.93
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
13,706.44
BOND FUND
$
200,337-34
$
490,888.07
TOTAL
1964-65 GENERAL FUND ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH Office Machines
Standard
17.50
AMERICAN BUTANE & PROPANE GAS CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
6.67
AMER. ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard Low Selected
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
. 54.00
Publisher
15.00
AMES SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
3.8.85
APCO QIL CORPORATION Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
135.00
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Supplies
Low
73-50
AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSN. Title III
13.54 22.60 1.69 6.60 4^54
1 '
4S-97
-
16.78 31.35 10.45 5.00
63.58
\__ ,
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
ELLA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
AUDOGRAPH OF OKLAHOMA Office Machines
Board Action
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE CQMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
27.61 ... 17,-8?
45.50
BERRY OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
177.10 7.20
184.30
BIG THREE WELDING EQPT. COMPANY General Instruction, General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Actipn Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED General Instruction Title VIII Office Machines Printing
Low Low Selected Standard
BUCK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
15.00
PAUL BUKENEY COMPANY Repair & Supplies
Standard
21.07
BOECKING-BERRY EQPT. General Eqpt. Repair &; Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Low
BONA-VENTURE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
BOTTENFIELD’S, INCORPORATED Manpower General Instruction
Low Board Action
CURENCE L. BOYD COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard
50.00
383.00
. .
8.55 6.67 8.37, 11.47 36.53 8.55 2.30 36.53 34.10 8.96 1.44 20.61 35.25
33.65 60.00 -330.00 587:61
351.00 203.66
224.08
1,011.26
554.66 305.98
6.10 1,245.34
9.45 35.16 72.68
117.29
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INC. Travel Expense
Board Action
BRITTAIN BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower
Low Low
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Library Supplies
Board Action
2,797.30
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
207.30
BUMPA-TEL SIGN COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Business Office
Standard
WILMA CAIN- CLERK Tape Rebordings AASA Administration Expense Transportation Expense Instruc. Eqpt. Repair Lawn Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CAPITOL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Selected
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY. Project Planning Printing
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair Vehicular - Regular General Instructipn
& & &; & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
172.50
5-97 27.84
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
33-81
* v
47.00
1.55
22.00 32.44 .24 1.20 .98 18-^9
75-25
7.50
Low Lq w
6.06 265.20
271.26
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
48.68 74.82 40.40 450.00 17.10 50.00 2..20
683.20
CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Standard
CITY AUTO PARTS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers
Board Action
6,793.00
19.72 33.85 32.04
85-61 80.50 6,733.80
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
IS64-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-4
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
50.89
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
26.10
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction
Selected Selected
CLIPPER MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
3-90
21.40
126.50 A*’
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Printing Printing
Board Action Low
MRS. ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Operating Gas and Oil
Agreement
CORONET FILMS Title III
Board Action
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair Instruc. Equipment
Standard
508.78
Mrs. Henry Cousins Special Educatmn
Reimbursement
100.00
COX RADIO & SOUND COMPANY Electronics - Supplies
Lew
235.64
FRANK CROOMS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
. DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Selected
60.78 115.20
175-98 21.00
388.98
2,220,00
9.00 24.00
56.12
2x66^.94 6.45 1,16
33-00
2,722.06
8.95
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONI'D
1964-6!? GENERAL FUND (continued)
B—.5
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher
F. A. DAVIS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
218,70
DELMAR PUBLISHERS, INC. Manpower
Publisher
78.72
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Office Machines
Board Action
51.34
36,25 18.85 72.80
■
127.90
&
DODD MEAD AND COMPANY, ®C. Library
Publisher
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Board Action
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLASS Special Education
Reimbursement
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III
Low
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
31.74 69.84 45.18 9.10 29.74
,7^6
193.26
BILL DOYLE Custodial Supplies Instructional Offices Purchasing Personnel Office Personnel Office Audio Visual Materials Office Machines
Low Low Low Low Low Standard Agreement
5.50 5,50 1.09 10.00 14.52 29,00 123
189.06
DULANEY’S Electronic - Supplies Electronic - Supplies
Selected Standard
42.77 60.48
103.25
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education
Re imbur s ement
DUPLICATING Office Office Office Office Office
PRODUCTS, INC. Machines Machines Machines Machines Machines
& & & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
Agreement Agreement Standard Standard Standard
V
1,523.89: 2.164.80
3.15
3,688.69 64.8O 209.77
22.20
144.49 44.24 36.74 71.04
340.75
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-6
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
ECKROAT INDUSTRIES Lawn Repair & Supplies
Sele cted
15.00
EDUCATIONAL FILM LIBRARY ASSOC. Audio Visual Materials
Agreement
50.00
EDUCATIONAL SCREEN & A V GUIDE Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
4.00
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE Title V Title V
Board Action Selected,
EDUCATORS PROGRESS SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
ALVIN R. EGGELING Travel Exp. - Miami BeachyFla. Natl. Recreation Congress
Board Action
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Health Office Title VIII
Lew Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies General Instruction Electronic Supplies
.
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Selected
1,229.26 19.05
1,248.31
9.00
123.95 13.08 _■ 16.07 12.20 • 114.82 71.31
18.78
217.80
T. 0. EKONEN Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
ESTES CHEMICALS, INC. Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low
152.40
EWTON INSURANCE & ACCOUNTING AGENCY Property Insurance
Board Action
634.92
FIELD ENTERPRISES, EDUC. CORPORATION Title III
Publisher
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT TV Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low Selected Selected
FOTOTYPE INCORPORATED Printing
Standard
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
41.50
23-80
692.66
2.16 . 3.62 9.58
.3-24
19.30
14.25 8.88
1
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
t
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
FRIDEN, INCORPORATED Office Machines
Board Action
823.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
500.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
28.00
DALE GEORGE COMPANY General Equipment
Low
18.00
N. L. GEORGE Travel Exp. - Houston, Texas N.C.S.C.
Board Action
58.04
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
232.04
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
37-57
GREAT PLAINS REGIONAL INSTRUC. LIBRARY TV Rights
Publisher
GREGG AWARDS DEPARTMENT Manpower Manpower
Publisher Publisher
MRS. C. E. GRIGGS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Re imbur s ement
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard
HARCOURT, BRACE & WORLD, INC. Library Books Library Books
Board Action Board Action
2,701,94 3.210.46
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Electronics - Supplies Audio Visual Materials Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Board Action
105.00 140.00 192,68 48.65 8.63 21.90 17.01
HEATH DEROCHEMONT CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
87.89
RUBY HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
24.00
i
5.00
7.00 8.75
15.75 50.00
-
20.00 12.34
3.A43,-.7*
5,912.40
3,977.65
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-8
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
f
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Board Action
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Standard Standard Standard Standard
& & & &
Supply . Supply Supply Supply
188.OS ^2ii.,2I
3,400.03
50.60 179.81 17.51 288.04
535.96
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction
Lew
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACH. CORP. Title V Instructional Offices Data Processing Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Office Machines Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Low Low Low Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Standard Selected. Selected
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library & Textbooks
Board Action
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT & SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
9.25
FRED JONES FORD General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
6.89
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
10.00
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt.' Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
WALTER KANE & SON General Instruction
Board Actiqn
HENRY KAYSER & FILS Manpower
Low
87.75 190.64 22.50 90.20 2,922.12 100.00 40.00 9.77 120.50
3,500.28 1.76 21.04 10.99
33.79
13.24
12.35 6.24 12.00
124.09
99.00 1,913.96 90.60
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
5*
B-S
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
K. C. ’S CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Laundry Expense
Agreement
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Storeroom Stock
Board Action
LADIES MUSIC CLUB General Instruction
Selected
96.00
LANGSAM DRUG STORE Health Supplies
Low
11.20
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repairtto’ Instruc.: Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
LEE WAY MOTOR FREIGHT INC. Library
Standard
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Building Rental
Rental Agreement
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher
MAC’S TIRE SERVICE Maintenance
Low Letter Bid
769.14
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Library
Publisher
386.80
JIM MARTIN EDUC. FILMS Title III
Board Action
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Dumping Priveleges
Agreement
T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental
Rental Agreement
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks Title III Manpower Manpower Title III
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action
^3kQ7
4,486.98
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Printing Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Board Action Board Action
10.50 66.43
76.93
273.95 ■
69.80
150.48
145.20
13.70 565.00 63.15 4,99
-
118.66
3,895.00 250.74 60.00
125.00 26.90 32.61 22.30 66.75 1-35
MEETING OE NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
■
V
Bills and Payrolls
B-'1O
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MICROFILM PRODUCTS, INC. Research
Standard
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Custodial Supplies Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction
Low Standard Standard Standard Low Low Lbw Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Board Action
MIDWESTERN INSTRUMENTS Repair to Instruction
Standard
A. J. MILLER Travel Exp. - Pittsburgh, Kans. Four State Conference
Board Action
MILLER-JACKSON COMPANY Repair L t o' Instruc.Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronic Supplies General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected Selected
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
MISSOURI-KANSAS-TEXAS R. R. CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
MODERN LEARNING AIDS Title III
Board Action
MODERN LITHOGRAPHY Printing
Publisher
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
348.66
MURGER’S JEWELRY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
247-10
259.43
5.40 36.99 5.67 2.81 .57 87.61 16.40 77.62 37 744.81 ' • 48.72 70.87 22,66 • 69.90
1,929.08
310.55
13.45 3.27 147.60 55.76
210.53
361.20
5.00
3,691.00 4.00
109.56 41.10 272.32 25.20
448.18
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library & Textbooks
Selected
NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA Title III
Board Action
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Reimbursement
NORTH CENTRAL ASSOC. OF COLLEGES General Instruction
Agreement
385.00
NORTH SIDE CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
762.25
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Selected
OAKES MANUFACTURING COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
OHIO INSTRUC. MATERIALS LAB. Adult School Supplies
Publisher
OIL FIELD IGNITION General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt.
Low Low Low
PARTS COMPANY Repair & Supplies Repair & Supplies Repair & Supplies
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Low Low Low Low
& & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply
9.25
130.00 11.16
16.28
2,658-75 218.73
2,877-48 281.20
24.61 51.43
jpfia
126.16
70.56 69.33 62.89 94.23 44.85
271.30
OKLA. CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT COMM. Miscellaneous
Agreement
200.00
OKLA. CITY LIBRARIES COMM. WORKSHOP Library
Publisher
10.50
OKLA. CITY LINEN SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
8,324.34
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
27,840.09
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS CO. Heat
Utilities
3,579.10
3-50
1—
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS’ SUPPLY CO. Adult School Supplies
Low
64.08
OKLAHOMA PRINTERS SUPPLY Printing
Low
36.90
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
OKLAHOMA STATE PENITENTIARY Book Rebinding
Selected
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low
5,794.41 15.62
55.50
190.13
U:
MRS. PHILIP OLANDESE Special Education
Reimbursement
CHARLIE PACEY EDUC. FILM DISTR. Title III
Board Action
PANDA PHOTO, INCORPORATED .Audio Visual Materials
Selected
1.85
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
8.00
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Audio Visual Materials
Selected Selected
5.50 -O
13.84
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Electronics Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected Selected Low
14.64 12.60 5,6.16
83.40
PLAZA CLEANERS Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Agreement Agreement
520.09 280.33
800.42
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
POSTMASTER Postage for schools
Standard
804.35
POSTMASTER Postage - Manpower
Standard
5.00
POSTMASTER ' Postage - Meter
Standard
500.00
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles - Heavy Duty Vehicles - Regular
Low Low
36.60
1,085.00
40.00
911.83 911.83
1,823.66
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964- - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION Title V
Publisher
PUGH-HOLMES Maintenance
Standard
11.58
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
18.10
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
168.00
RADIO INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
55-67
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
5.45
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III Title III
Low Board Action
REID, ASSENZO AND KLEHR General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Action
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
36.30
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY CO. General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
29.50
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
43-00
ROSE EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
28.56
ROYAL MCBEE CORPORATION Business Office
Low
15.50
R & R LAUNDRY SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low
SAINT ANTHONY HOSPITAL Adult School Supplies
Selected
205.20
89.25 1.440•00
1,529.25 600.00
.
54.30 60.19
114.69 12.65
18.90 41.10
22.00 28.00
60.00
50.00 4.20
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT’D
%
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
W. B. SAUNDERS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
SCIENCE EDUCATION CENTER General Instruction
Board Action
54.00
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Library & Textbooks
Board Action
1,156.15
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
20.94
S. E. B. PAINT COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
88.80
SESAC, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
35.00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower• General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Standard
•
GENE SHEPHERD Travel Expense - Columbia, Mo. N.E.A. Conference on Inquiry
Board Action
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON General Instruction
Agreement
SIMPSON-HORTON, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
JASPER SIPES SCHOOL BOOK DEPT. Library
Board Action
SKIL CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
SMITH CORONA MARCHANT CORPORATION Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Board Action Board Action
5.00
1,077.45
15,36 11.32 57.93 72.82 15.95 60.48 82.70 73.59
409.68
49.70 6.00
7.34 12.75 4.00
24.09 1,976.00
15.25 108.00 72.00 36.00
216.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
THOMAS J. SMITH Travel Exp. - San Francisco, Assoc, of School Bus. Officials
Board Action
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone Expense
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
32.75
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair .& Supplies
Low
31.85
STANDARD BEARING & SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
2.96
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction
Selected
■4.50
STATE FAIR OF OKLAHOMA General Expense
Selected
50.00
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc.
SERVICE Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt.
304.74 22.84 7,578.52
77.77 12^0?
c
200.86
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
39.00 94.00 . 52.00 15.00
, 3-3.,:P°
213.00
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY Fire Extinguishers Maintenance Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Board Board Board
2,50 39.00 55.20 221.67
318.37
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY Vehicular - Regular
Low
W. E. TAYLOR Travel Expense - Pittsburgh, Kans. Vocational Educ. Conference
Board Action
54.81
Re imbur s ement
38.64
.MANFORD TERRELL Special Education THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Instructional Offices Purchasing Department
Low Low Low
Action Action Acticn Action
871.54
14.86 41.37 12.53
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Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-16 -
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (continued) Printing Manpower Manpower Audio Visual Materials
Low Low Low Low
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library Library
Board Action Board Action Board Action
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning Title VIII Adm. Research Office
Selected Selected Standard Low Low ■ Low Low
7.00 1.00 17.38 13.50 79.50 18T00 21.68
158.06
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics Title VIII Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Low Lpw Selected Selected Selected Selected
43*68 5.60 8.58 192.74 22.24 72.83
345.67
TURCO PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction
Selected
28.78
PASCAL TWYMAN In Service Training
Board Action
50.00
VASECO INCORPORATED Title VIII Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Low Standard
WALDEN, SONS & MOTT, INCORPORATED Printing
Publisher
5.00
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
7.15
WELDON, WILLIAMS & LICK General Instruction
Low
299.17
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Storeroom Stock
Standard Standard Agreement Agreement Agreement Low
10.20 7.20 8.16 1.10
95.42
622.40 170.50 6.259.67
7,052.57 37-38
38.OQ
1^2
62.00 7.50 17.50 7-50 40.48 400.00
170.32
534-98
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-17
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing
Board Action
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERV. INC. Printing Printing
Agreement Agreement
WHEELER & STUCKEY PRESCRIPTION SHOP Health Dept. Supplies
Low Letter Bid
18.72
WHITE SEWING CENTER General Instruction
Low
16.35
WHITE SWAN CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
5.88
WRIGHT & SELBY, ARCHITECTS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Action .
150.00
R. A. YOUNG & SON OF OKLAHOMA General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
126.25
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Selected
467.63
3.00 ?.00
6.00
KMT
,,v
3.81
^.3-Q? 93
1,094.71
13.84
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
70.95
BETTER SECRETARIES(PRENTICE HALL) Purchasing
Publisher
24.00
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Office Machine General Instruction
Standard Low
BOOKS ON EXHIBIT, INC. Library
Board Action
721.96
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
119.34
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
140.00
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Library
Board Action
319.92
7.50 34.18
41.68
4.03
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Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-18
BILL DOYLE Office Machines
Standard
GRAHAM PARER COMPANY Printing
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Board Action Board Action Low
HOUSE OF CLAY Repair Instruc. Equipment
Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY Library
Board Action
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Recreational Supplies
Low
67.35
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Manpower
Low
42.00
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Library
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
SeJe cted
118.87
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Lqw
294.00
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Lew
157.44
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
â–
27-60 192.07
49-78 32.00 51.76 256.OO U-89
V-MT
401.43
5.50 112.20
4.74
5.30 24.80
30.10
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
NATIONAL SCHOOL PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSOC, Personnel Office
Publisher
75.00
NEW YORK TIMES COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Publisher.
18.00
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
0. K. STAMP & SEAL Summer School
Low
7,564.80
6,786.42
9.75
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1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
RODDIS LUMBER & VENEER COMPANY Recreational Supplies
Low
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Manpower
Publisher
THE SINGER COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
• 42
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
516.00
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
JSoard Action
33,751.93
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQPT. COMPANY. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,546.28
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
879-95
AMSPRO PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Materials - Building
Selected
445.40
ATCHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA FE Materials - Building
Low
100.00
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Equipment for Administration
Low
99.50
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,450.00
BRAUNLICH EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
1,653.60
BOTTENFIELD’S, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,059.90
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Title III - Equipment
Board Action Board Action
H. J. BUTTERLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
46.00 1,950.00
90.90 9.90
44.8O
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
678,00
1,229.50
84.00
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5*
i
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
(
B-20
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement
CARTY & MOORE ENGINEERING CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Standard
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials- Buildings Materials.- Buildings
Board Action Low
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
773.40
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action.
224.20
DENMAN COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
420.00
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Selected
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
33.50 22.00 110.70
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid
245.66 118.68 244.30
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Title III - Equipment
Low Low
F. E. GEORGIA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
GIBBS & COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
W. W. GRAINGER, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Standard
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
1.74
245.00
534.00
_^00 •
539.00
273.75 120.96 X
394.71
4.00 496.58
500.58 34.00
85.63
35^,0,
166.20
700.14
120.63
8.10
74.00 39.92 17.87 2.98
60.77
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
%
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-21
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Materials Noninstructional Materials
Low Low Low Low
HOBART MANUFACTURING COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
60.00
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Selected
13.60
INDUSTRIAL MACHINE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected .
3.00
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
180.58
17.16 8.32 238.56 236.66
500.70 505.00
88.76 6.66
3-22
9.99
Letter Bid
796.80 27.00
823.80
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Letter Bid
604,37
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Board Board Board Board
178.88 492.45 55.80 180.60
GEORGE MAPPES CONSTRUCTION CO, Est. #2 - Bldg. - U.S. Grant
Board Action
MCALISTER MATERIALS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
110.40
C. B. MCMILLAN COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
497.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
9.79
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Lqw
Low
Action Action Action Action Action
.
92.38
23U2Q
696.75
938.73 28,062.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D.
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B-22
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
i
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Agreement
17-97 100.50
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
384*00
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Standard
100.00
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Lpw Letter Bid
OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF OKLA. CITY Materials - Buildings
Selected
HAROLD C. PARKER & COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Eqpt.
Low Low
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
J2^
118.47
416.25
15,a?
115.79
. 4*' 310.68 37.40 9,40 97.92 .83.11
538.51
48,00 15.01 185.00
200,01
Selected Lew
42,56 ,55-QQ
97.56
REPUBLIC STEEL CORP. MFG. DIVISION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Standard
14.85 8.15
23-00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
183.60
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
65.80
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
STANDARD ASBESTOS MFG. & INSULATING Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Letter Bid
332.51
556.51
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Law Low
108.00 246.00
354.00
W. P. STARK LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Materials â– >- Buildings
Board Action
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low.
1,128,99
224.00
777.80 89.90
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
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1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-23
STEWART MACHINERY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
1,750.00
SUPERIOR FLOOR CO. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Beard Action
3,561.56
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,068.75
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
2,271.61
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Letter Bid
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES Materials - Buildings
Standard
WHITTON SUPPLY Equipment for Instruction
Hoard Action
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
230.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Low
270.00
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Board Actiop
LARSEN MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
362.85
LYONS BAND INSTRUMENT COMPANY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
445.00
62.64
MT
204.20
24.00 -
93.15
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
8,116.31 4.512.28
.
12,628.59
BOND FUND
ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY, INC. Fences
Board Action .
9,859.55
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Webster
Board Action
1,281.25
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #4 - Bldg. - Green Pastures
Board Action
.
21,145.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 2, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
BOND FUND (continued)
B-24
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster
Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid .
FOSTER REFRIGERATOR CORPORATION Equipment for Kennedy & Webster
Board Action
2,662.00
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL & ASSOC. Architect Fee - Eisenhower
Board Action
12,650.00
HOBART SALES AGENCY Equipment - Green Pastures Equipment - Madison
Board Action Board Action
HUMES & BERG MFG. COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Kennedy
Low
JAXT FIXTURE & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy &. Webster
Board Action
‘ 3,318.90
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #5 - Bldg - Madison
Board Action
19,617.00
MARSHALL SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT CO. Equipment - Webster
Board Action
575.06
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Webster
Low
444-78
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. ' Cafeteria Equipment
Board Action
300.00
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Est. #5 - Bldg. - Star Spencer
Board Action
122,047-20
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #5 - Arch.Fee - Star Spencer
Board Action
2,440.94
SEMINOFF - BOWMAN - BODE, ARCHITECTS Est. #4 - Arch.Fee - Gr. Pastures
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Webster Equipment - Kennedy
Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid
671.90 671.90
947.00 947.00
1,343-80
1,894*00
193.60
-
422.90
70.68 70.68
141.36
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER.. 1964
State Contribution Fund
Social Security
129,301.44
Department of Public Welfare
Social Security
1,050.75
R. #321 It was moved By Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the October Bills and payrolls, authorize issuing the November payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the itemized list above in the total amount of $490,888.07 as recommended. On roll call Payrolls Approved all members voted "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to lease the Carey Elementary School building and grounds, 3701 S. W. 29th Street, to the Will Rogers Lions Club, 3441 S. W. 29th Street, Oklahoma City, for an annual rent of $600.00 ($50.00 per month) effective November 2, 1964. The lease and tenancy may be terminated upon 30-day written notice given by either party. The Will Rogers Lions Club will maintain the building and grounds and will pay all utility and operational expenses. The Board of Education will maintain fire and extended coverage insurance only on the building facilities. The lease is to be approved as to content and form by the Board's attorney. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #322 Lease Carey BL to Lions Club
MEETING OF NOVEMBER. 2, 196k - CONT'D
R. #323 Application for Title III Funds
It was moved by Mrs. Welfe. and seconded by Mr. Bennett that Jack F. Parker be authorized to file an application with the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Education Washington 25, D.C., for matching funds available under the terms of the Educational Television Facilities Act of 1962, Public Law 87-447 (Part IV of Title III of the Communications Act of 1934, as Amended). The content of the application to be approved by the Board's attorney. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #324 Move Ch. 25 Transmitter & Increase Power
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to submit to the Federal Communications Commission, Washington 25, D.C., an application for authority to make the following alterations and changes in Channel 25 Television Transmitter: To make the power transmitting change from 12 kilowatts to 25 kilowatts and to make a location change in the transmitter from the First National Bank Building, Park Avenue and Robinson Street, Oklahoma City, to the WKY Television System, Inc., tower, 1300 East Britton Road, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Additionally to request that the Director of Instructional Materials and Television of the Oklahoma City Public Schools be authorized and directed to certify all exhibits relating to said application and to file the application for andon behalf of the Oklahoma City Board of Education and the School District. The content of the application and other documents to be approved by the Board's attorney. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #325 Transfers in 64-65 General Fund Accounts
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to make transfers in the 1964-65 General Fund Accounts: Transfer In: $50,000.00 50,000.00 50,000.00 1,000.00
Library and Textbooks Storeroom Stock General Instruction Health Department - Supplies
220 240-A 240-B 322-A
$151,000.00
Total
Transfer Out:
$151,000.00
Teachers Salaries
213
On roll call, all members voted "Aye." R. #326 Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve a supplemental appropriatio 64-65 BL Budget in lapsed reserves from the 1963-64 Building Levy Funds in the amount of $165,000.00 to the 1964-65 Building Levy Budget: (Official documents on file in Clerk's office.) Supplemental Appropriation 1964-65 Approved $133,000.00 32,000.00
New Building Instructional Equipment
1020-B 1030-C
$165,000.00
Total
Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #327 Heating and Plumbing Sup.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,239-16 1,513-77 772.48 1,527.30
Federal Corporation U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company Norman Plumbing Company
Total
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$ 5,052.71
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All members voted "Aye" on roll call
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Motion was made by Mr. Stennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of equipment for use by the Manpower Development Training Program from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications: Minton Machinery Company Hart Industrial Supply Company
$
Total
R. #328 Manpower Eqpt. Purchased
93*75 l,175«OO
$ 1,268.75
These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application and are to be charged to Account G 1030-ML. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of test materials R* #329 for use by the Office of Testing and Evaluation from California Test Bureau. This purchase Testing Mtls. Approved in the amount of $1,275*23 is to be charged to Account G 24-O-B. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of music instructional supplies for use by all schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$
Thompson Book & Supply Company Harold Lindner Rhythm Band, Inc.
Total ^0.' a
260.50 130.00 94-9.20
$ 1,339*70
013 0 ■>onO ™jD-
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R* #330 Music Instruc. Supplies
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These purchases are to be charged to Account G 24-O-A.
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All members voted "Aye" on roll call
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of data processing equipment and supplies for use by the Department of Research & Statistics from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$
Wright Line IBM Corporation Total
R* #331 Data Precessing Eqpt. & Sup.
209.00 2,280.00
$ 2,4-89*00
Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye," and these purchases are to be charged to the following accounts: G 120-J2 BL 1030-B
$ 2,280.00 209.00
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of audiovisual supplies from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$
Thompson Book & Supply Company Vaseco, Inc. R. K. Black, Inc. Radio Supply, Inc. Swieco, Inc. Delaney1s Tecnifax Corporation Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Total
926.27 185.OO 960.00 1,704.56 178.98 2.78 375*20 10,751.25
$15,O84-.O4
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^SEALED QQOsHATIONS *WiUv 'be leceived bv the Board ,of Education of Independent Schdol. District 1-89, Qklahom 1 Lounl Old h’om i 'at the office of the Director of Puiehasing, 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City,, Oklahoma; until 2:00, PteM:, C.S.T.,.Wednesday, October 7, >19W, for- .furnishing the following: ’ ■»(1),AudiOrVisugl 'Supplies, for Various Schools, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 1 ■ (2) Plumbing Supplies, for Vari- ous Schools, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. ' At 2:00 P. M, or soon thereafter of the same day a public opening Of' all -quotations received by the Board of Education will- be held in the office of the Director of Purchasing. Any quotation received ’ after 2:00 P. M., on opening -date : of quotation will be returned. . . . . All quotations-'shall’ be submitted on the prepared proposal blanks. Proposal blanks are available in the office of the Director of pur-t . chasing. > Quote Item (1) delivered free of I all freight and handling charges to i Warehouse, 19 'North Ellison, Oklahoma, City, Oklahoma. 4 Quote •.■Item - (2) delivered free, of I all freight and -handling charges to Maintenance.- and. Supply . .Dept.-,: 214 E; California, Oklahoma -City, Oklahoma. , The Board of Education of Independent School District 1-89, Oklaihomaj'County,- Oklahoma, is under no obligation to accept any quotation.I This, quotation Is. submitted as‘-■»« legal offer, and when accepted by ithe: Board of Education constitutes a firm, contract.' 1 s THOMAS J. SMITH, Director of j. - Purchasing,' Board of Ed,uca-i tion—‘Of—-Independent—School .■ District 1-89, Oklahoma .County, Oklahoma, 900 North ; Klein, Oklahoma Citv. Oklahoma. I I (Published in The Daily Law ’Jour-' nal-Record. -September 24, 25 I and 26, 1964) >
i (39991A) NOTICE FOR .QUOTATIONS SEALED QUOTATIONS will be received by the Board of Education of Independent School District 1-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at the office of the Director of Purchasing, 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, until 2:00 P.M., C.S.T. Tuesday; October 27, 1964, for furnishing the following: . (1). Data Processing Equipment . and Supplies, for Depart- ment of Research and Star. tistics,. .900 North- Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. —(2).,Audio- Visual Supplies,, for Audio Visual Center, 900 . North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. -At 2:00 p. m. or soon thereafter of the ;same day a public opening of all quotations received by The Board of Education will be held in the office of the Director of Purchasing. Any quotation received after 2:00 P.M. on opening date ef quotation (Will be returned., s All quotations shall be -submitted on the prepared proposal blanks. Proposal blanks are available in the -‘office of the Director of Purchasing. Quote Item; (1) delivered free of all freight and handling -charges to Department- of Research and Statistics, 900 North : Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. , , Quote Item (2) delivered free : of ' all’; freight and handling . charges to Audio Visual Ccn1 ter. 900 North Klein. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The '.Board of Education j of' Independent Schqol District 1-89, Okla-i Ihoma County, Oklahoma, \is uijder ■jno'obligation to‘accept any .quota-r 'Hon'.'' * v "■ this quotation is submitted as a leg ,1 offer,, and v hen accepted^ hv the Boqid of Education constitutes a mm coni tact ' > > THOMAS I SMITH Diiectoi ’of Pm cha ing Boarn of 'Fap Disti »ct I 89 OKI homa iCoun t Okl ihoifn, °00 Noi th (Klein, , Oklahoma Citi Oklahoma''’ (Publi hud, in Thex Dailv Law- Joprml Record, October 14 lr -
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1964, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Foster Estes, President Phil C. Bennett William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Alex Higdon, Assistant to the Superintendent (Dr. Parker was out of town); Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L_. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manage ?; Directors - Floy Camphell, W. C. Haller, Roy Mullenix, Gene Pingleton, G. L. Robinson, Wallace Smith; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Classroom Teacher representatives from Fillmore, Foster, Garden Oaks, Garfield, Gatewood, Green Pastures, Harmony, Harrison, Hawthorne, Jackson, Jefferson, Kennedy, Moon, Douglas, Grant, Harding; Principals - Wade Davenport, Mrs. Dollie Roberts, Mrs. Hazel Horn, Mrs. Christine Deen, Miss Vernice Sellman, C. N. Arnsby, L. S. Lanman, Mrs. Margaret Corr, Mrs. Carolyn Murnane, Russel Browe, C. W. Earnest, John R. Sadberry, Floyd Alexander, 0. M. McDaniels, Clarence Huffman, Lederle Scott; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal; Mrs. Funk, League of Women Voters.
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Estes.
Guests Welcome
On motion of Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Rogers, the minutes of the meeting of November 2, 1964, were approved as presented, all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #335 Minutes Approx
SPECIAL
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to open bids submitted in response to the attached Notice for the installation of sidewalks, vehicle drives and other site developments at Star-Spencer High School and Madison Elementary School. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. Tabulation follows: BIDDER
PART I Project 86-64 Star-Spencer
PART II Project 87-64 Madison Elem.
PART III Project 86-64 & Project 87-64
Slayter Bros. Triple A Constr. Co. Connelly Paving J. J. Cook Constr. Co.
$ 8,511.40 9,004.63 9,870.00 14,475.00
$ 2,815.50 2,848.98. 3,285.00 4,838.00
$11,326.90 _ _ _ 13,155.00 ' 19,313.00
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for consideration and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #336 Bids Opened or Sidewalks, Etc Star-Spencer, Madi son
R. #337 Bids Referred to Central Off
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Johnson, Board Attorney, gave a routine report and additionally recommended that the Attorney's Board authorize the principal of Capitol Hill High School to file an appropriate waiver and Report entry of appearance in a case pending in San Juan County, State of New Mexico, in which a declaratory judgment is being sought to define the rights of beneficiaries under the will of C. B. MOSIER dated July 7, .1951. (Copy of Will in Clerk's office.)
Motion was ms.de by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to grant the above recommendation and to direct the Board's Attorney to represent the District in the matter. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #338 Waiver for MOSIER Will
Mr. Green being out of town, Mr. Prigmore gave the monthly financial report. Mr. Prigmore also reported that the bills enumerated in this agenda have been' checked and are ready for action by the Board.
Treasurer's & Auditor's Reports
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
#339 Motion was made by Mr. ifennett and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as Reports Approved presented. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R. #340 Professional Trip Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to direct Edward Keller to attend the Mid-Western Music Conference, Chicago, Illinois, December 17-19; 19^4. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #341 Professional Trips Confirmed
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to confirm the direction of the following persons to attend meetings as listed: Jack F. Parker, Adult Basic Education Program Conference under the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, Chicago, Illinois, November 23-25, 1964. Part of expenses to be paid by U. S. Office of Education.
Faye Bills, National Council of Social Studies Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, November 25-28, 1964. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #342 Resolution of Appreciation
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Edna Duncan, retired teacher, deceased December 1, 1964. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #343 Change in 1964-65 School Calendar
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the following change in the 1964-65 School Calendar:
Designation of Thursday, November 12, 1964, a professional meeting day, and Monday, April 19, 1965, a regular school day. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
It was recommended that the persons listed in the permanent minutes be employed and that contracts with.the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also that other personnel recommendations •and information listed be approved. ________ 7________________________
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
--------- --------- ----- ,--------------------------- - ------- - ------------- ----------------------------------=1
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED ef fe cti ve DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATIONS
(Mrs )
HOOVER
GATTONJ , MARY
ENS. & S.S.
(MRS)
JEFFERSON
ENG.
PHYLLIS K.
rRIFFIN,
(MRS)
MARSHALL BUS.
JACKSON, ELLA B.
(mr s )
ED.
STONEGATE 1ST
I DWELL, DOLORES A.
(MR)
11-13-64
BROWN, ROBERT A.
|4J00.
fy;R) BARTON, JOHNNY L.
11-6-64
COX,
(hrs ) ELAINE C.
4300. 4600.
(mis s ) MASON,
'
2150.
STEWART, WILLIAM H.
posi tio n )
)
(MASLOW - TRANSFERRED)
ELDRIDGE,
B.S.
4700.
JERRY A.
4750.
B.S.
4920.
11-16-64
0 2
12-1-64
4
11-9-64
HOOVER - ENS. & S.S. ’DURATION OF NEED"
JEFFERSON - ENS.
•DURATION OF NEED"
MARSHALL BUS.
ED.
CRABB, WILLIAM C.
(dr )
ILL)
EWING, ALFRED M.
MC COY, LUCILLE M.
STUART, DOROTHY V.
12-1-64
5
11-12-64
l
11-19-64
B.A.
c
10-28-64
C•S* Co
0
10-29-64
4400.
LANGSTON U» B.A.
1
11-9-64
5400.
COLO. STATE ED. D.
i
5400.
M.A.
O.U.
(MRS)
(ste war d - ill )
10-29-64
B.S.
(miss )
ILL)
12
4300.
(MR) MENCE, GEORGE H.
B * Ao
C•s.c. 4200.
N.S.
TRAVELING MUSIC STRINGS - i TIME CAPITOL HILL SR.
BIOL. UNASSIGNED
MATH. KENNEDY
S.S.
BRITTON - i DAY KDG.
LANGSTON U.
430C.
(MR)
TECH. ELECT. PROGM. i TIME LAB. ASST.
0
O.U.
MARGARET J.
EDWARDS, VIVIANETTE
n)
B.S.
M.A.
(MISS)
(LITTLEFIELD - RESIGNED)
N. W. LA. STATE
2700.
(MRS)
LLOYD
11-9-64
N.E.S.C.
SIMS,
(MR)
0
COLUMBIA U.
BAILEY, ADELE B.
- resi gned )
B.M.
4600.
(MRS)
RIDKER,
11-5-64
LANGSTON U.
CAYTON, LEDYARD B.
(MURDOCK - TRANSFERRED)
(FARLEY -
M0S0
B.S.
(MRS)
(OULAN -
I
0o S«Uq
4300.
(MR)
(ADDITIONAL positio
11-5-64
o.u.
PATRICIA
(MR) (ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(hul ing
0
o.c.u.
WILSON, JOHNNA B.
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
posi tion
t1-16-64
11-13-64 (MRS)
(addi tion al
0
N.W.S.C.
i1-6-64
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(addi tion al
C • S • Ce
B.A,
"REM. OF YR. ONLY" STONEGATE
KDG. PSYCHOLOGICAL SERV.
VISITING COUNSELOR
MOON
ART
CAPITOL HILL SR.
TND. ARTS
Kenn edy S.S. DOUGLASS - SCI ENCE
10-6-64
"FOR 10 DAYS ONLY"
RET’D
11-10-64
"DURATION OF NEED"
6
DEWEY - bTH 10-27-64 ’ "DURATION OF NEED"
DEWEY - 4TH
1
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
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Personnel Recommended.
C\!
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
eff ecti ve DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
NAME
APPROVED ef fe ct iv e EXP. DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
ASSIGNMEN
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
ma tern
ity
(MRS) LEA,
ROOSEVELT SUSAN
10-30-64
MATH.
(MRS)
RIDGEVIEW
10-30-64
4TH
LUCRETIA
OSBORN,
(MRS)
LONGFELLOW
RHE!Nk
11-13-64
^TH
JANIE P.
(MRS)
CLASSEN
SHEPARD,
DEANNA V.
BUS.
n-6-64
ED.
(MRS) 4HLBRANDT,
EVELYN E.
|4300,
(MRS)
KATHARINE M.
4300.
A
CAROLYN J.
4300.
B.S.
[MRS)
LOMBARD,
KAN.
M.S.
(MRS)
0
B.S.
4950.
ROBINSON,MARGERY L.
EDMONDS,
O.U.
STATE C.
SMITH COLLEGE
o.s.u.
5
10-30-64
0
H-12-64
0
11-5-64
4
I 1-12-64
ROOSEVELT MATH.
IIDGEVI EW tTH
LONGFELLOW
5TH CLASSEN
BUS.
ED.
Q* x ■
MILITARY
(mr ) BETTIS,
12-3-64
NORTHEAST
JERRY D._
S.S. - COACH
: 11-13.-64
(MR J REEVES,. JAMES F.
4700.
'SUL ROSS, TEX B.S.
i.
NORTHEAST
S.S.
PERSONNEL NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
RESIGNATIONS (MRS)
ROSS i DAY CLERK
BACK, JO A.
(MR)
PRINTING DEPT.
HAMPTON, RICHARD C.
MULTI LI TH OPR.
(MR)
CENTRAL i DAY LIB. CLERK
ROSENBAUM, JESSE D.
11-13-64
(MRS)
WILLOUGHBY, TRELA F.
1 95.
-
11-17-64
11-4-64 11-2-64
(MR) KEETON, JIMMIE D.
(MRS)
(SPEEGLE - TRANSFERRED)
WHITSON, MARY A.
95-
11-3-64
200.
11-19-64
190.
11-4-64
ROSS
5 DAY CLERK
CENTRAL | DAY LIB. CLERK WEBSTER - ATTN. CL
•REM. OF YR. ONLY*
-
Leav es of
absence
- •—
MATERNITY
(MRS)
MOON
HADLEY, DOLLA J.
11-6-64
LIB. CLERK
(MRS)
BUTLER, CLARA V. (MRS)
(FAULKNER - L/A PREVIOUSLY < how n )
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STAGG, MARY L.
170.
11-24-64
MOON
LIB. CLERK TESTING DEPT. TEMP. CLERK
-
/
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ILL-HEALTH
({mr s ) SONGER,
OFFICE OF BUS. MGR<
INEZ
SECRETARY
12-29-64
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONI'D
Personnel Recommended. RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARDS
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
DIANNE J.
MRS.
SITES, £ TIME CLERK,
SAFETY DEPARTMENT,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 9,
SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR,
1964.
CHANGES OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT
MRS. BILLIE SPEEGLE, WEBSTER,
$215.00 PER MONTH,
MRS.
FROM ATTENDANCE CLERK,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 4,
FROM JUNIOR ACCOUNTANT,
BETTY COOK,
OFFICE OF THE BUSINESS MANAGER,
AUTO MECHANICS TEACHER,
BUSINESS OFFICE,
SALARY $345.00 PER MONTH,
STAR SPENCER SR.,
MR. LARRY JONES,
SALARY $200.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY,
FROM
SALARY $335.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 5,
INDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHER,
SALARY $5500.00 PER YEAR,
T964,
SALARY $4300.00 PER YEAR, TO VOCATIONAL
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30, 1964.
THE FOLLOWING TEACHERS TO SERVE AS COORDINATORS OF THE AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 5,
SALARY
1964.
SALARY $3.00
PER HOUR,
1964;
SCHOOL
TEACHER
EMERSON
RAYMOND NANCE
RIVERSIDE
GAIL NOYES
SHIDLER
MARION WORKS
BRITTON
DELL JO BRUCE
CRESTON HILLS
JOHN C. GREENE
GARDEN OAKS
ORVILLE BRADFORD
TRUMAN
THURMAN PATTERSON
WASHINGTON
RODNEY HAND
P-5
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR J964-65
ARMBRISTER, ANN U.
(MRS,
(MR)
BARBER, MARION M.
(MR)
FRANKIE J.
BASINGER,
ART,
RUBY P.
(MRS)
COSMETOLOGY
ETHRIDGE, MIDA E.
GOODE,
(MRS,
(MRS)
JACKSON, WILMA J. JOHNSON, TED D.
(MR) (MRS)
PECK,
PAULA J.
INA R.
(MRS)
(MRS)
•ROBERTS, SELF,
(MRS)
(MRS)
BOBBIE B.
SMITH, JAN T.
VAN HORN,
WEICHBRODT, WILLIAMS,
WILSON,
(MR)
(MRS)
(MRS)
CURTIS W.
ENGLISH,
DRAMA
ELEMENTARY
ELEMENTARY,
FRENCH,
VOCAL OR
BUS.
ED.,
SPANISH,
(MR)
(MRS)
LATIN, GERMAN, MATH. INST. MUSIC, BAND
ZELLOIS E.
(MRS)
IND. ARTS
SOCIAL STUDIES SCIENCE, MATH.,
BUS.
ED.
ED.
SOCIAL STUDIES
SPANISH
ED.,
PRIMARY
PHYS.
ELEMENTARY
ELEMENTARY
PHYS.
(MR)
LELAND E.
SPEECH,
SOCIOLOGY
ELEMENTARY, ART
ELLEN C.
*RETIRED TEACHERS
ENGLISH,
ELEMENTARY, ART
ENGLISH,
LLOYD (MR)
TREICHLER,
ELEMENTARY
HOME EC., BUS.,
(MRS)
SMITH, CARMELETA A.
ED.,
ART,
ENGLISH,
(MRS)
CLARENCE R.
STUDI
ELEMENTARY
BUS.
HOME EC.,
(MRS)
POOL, CAROLYN J.
SOCIAL
PRIMARY
MELTON, MARIANNE (MRS)
PARRIS,
PSYCHOLOGY,
ED.,
JOURNALISM,
THELMA D,
MYERS, GLENNIS J.
ELEMENTARY
PRIMARY,
PHYS.
(MR)
MADDOX, WANNA F.
ELEMENTARY
PRIMARY
LACKEY, RUSSEL L. (MR) *LANDON, HELEN (MISS) MC CAMBRIDGE,
ENGLISH,
PRIMARY
NETTIE (MISS)
HATAWAY, JIMMIE J.
"
SPEECH
ENGLJ SH,
(MRS)
CHASTAIN,
!
HISTORY
IND. ARTS,
BURROUGHS, ANN L.
COFFMAN, BARBARA A.
J ,
FRENCH,:HI STORY
S.S.
CONT'D
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NAME
DODSONr THOMAS
FRITTS. GARY W.
A.
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HARRISON, CLYDE
HARRISON. MARK
Lebla nc , Warren Mc Donald , orvil
STEVEN M.
STARL1N
RONALD A.
MASON, GEORGE E.
MAY.
NICHOLSON.
RAULSTON,
TED
RAULSTON, STEVEN M.
RICHEY,
SMITH, J. LEONARD SMITH, MARVIN
SOUTHERN, JOHN B.
WALL. JIMMIE L.
DONALD
WILLIAM
WALLACE. CHESTER
JONES,
O’CONNOR,
,
TERMINATIONS
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
11-2-64
ADMINISTRATION BLDG FLOORMAN 11-11-64
11-20-64
11-17-64
10-30-64
10-26-64
11-13-64
10-22-64
10-30-64
11-16-64
10-28-64
10-28-64
10-30-64
11-13-64
10-31-64
11-9-64
10-30-64
13-2-64
10-29-64
ROOSEVELT i TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
ROOSEVELT
ALL SCHOOLS WATCHMAN
ROOSEVELT I TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
ROCKWOOD
FLOORMAN
ADMINISTRATION BLD I. LEE i TIME FLOORMAN
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
HARMONY
2 TIME FLOORMAN HARDING
g TIME FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
WATCHMAN TIMEFLOORMAN
BUCHANAN
FLOORMAN
EDGEMERE
FLOORMAN
HAYES
FLOORMAN
CLEVELAND
FLOORMAN
NORTHEAST
NORTHEAST FLOORMAN FLOORMAN
HAWTHORNE
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT NAME
OR
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
11-18-64
DEGREE COLLEGE
105.MO.
11-3-64
SALARY
210,.MO.
1 1-5-64
COLEMAN, LEV1CT0R
DENWALT.
195.MO.
DANIEL
RICHEY. TED
11 -9-64
105.MO.
11-12-64
11-18-64
210.MO.
11-17-64
210.MO.
FRITTS. GARY W.
T1PPEY, GLENN
105.MO.
11-4-64
BAKER, DONALD E. SCOTT,
210.MOo
BOBBY
JOHNSON, CLIFTON
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
ROOSEVELT
g TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
ROOSEVELT
ALL SCHOOLS WATCHMAN
ROOSEVELT
5 TlMF FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
ROCKWOOD
FLOORMAN
ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
LEE
5 TIME FLOORMAN
N.W. CLASSEN
FLOORMAN 105.MO.
11-8-64
10-30-64
HARDING Jr T IMF Fl OORMAN
g TIME FLOORMAN
HARMONY
105.MO.
11-17-64
CHARLES W.
MITCHELL. ROBERT
I95.MO.
11-2=64
ALGER,
HODGES. WILLIAM E„
52.50MO
10-29-64
FLOORMAN
HAYES
FLOORMAN
EDGEMERE
BUCHANAN | TIME FLOORMAN
WATCHMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
SUMMY, JERRY
210.M0o
CHARLES-
11-18-64 IRA A.
LACKEY,
210.MO.
WITT,
J
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PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
TRANSFERS
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
(wall -tran sfe rred )
SALARY
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE 10-26-64
2|0„MO.
DODD. WILLARD C.
(PHEBEAHSY-TRANSFERRED)
COURTNEY, ALLEN W.
210.MO.
11-2-64
(DODD-TRANSFERRED)
VERNON. JAMES L.
210.MO,
11-18-64
ed )
WOOD. MARION
210.MO.
1 1-18-64
)
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52.5Omo o
11-2-64
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pos ition
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.
REMARKS
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN STAR SPENCER
FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN
WEBSTER i TIME FLOORMAN
5 l?
Ia~d
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE
TERMINATIONS NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
BLAKLEY,
EMMA
BRADLEY, MARY
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
i .oohr
.
1.00 HR
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE 11-5-64 11-10-64
REMARKS
UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
BURGESS.
VIOLA
1.00 HR
1 1-P-64
1.00 HR
11-11-64
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
Deweese , alletta
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HAGLER. GRACIE
1.00HR.
15-2-64
HUNTER, CARNELL E.
I.OOHR.
11-10-64
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
KLINE,
RUBY E.
I.OOHR.
11-5-64
1.00 HR
11-1’0-64
HELPER UNASSIGNED
DEPUE, DELLA L.
HELPER
UNASSIGNED MAST. ZELlA
5.00 HR
11 -16-6.4
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
GILLESPIE. ENGLAND,
PEARL G.
BILLY J.
HAWTHORNE, VELMA ___.. -
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1 .00 HR
51-IT-6a
I.OOHR.
11-24-64
!o00 HR a
11-24-64
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
SHORT, BONNA FAYE
J.00 HR
11-24-64
KOKENDOFFER, ROSALIE ■-
1.00 HR
11-24-64
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
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FARIAS,.
HELPER
EVA
EFFECTIVE DATE
PARSONS, LOUISE
HELPER MAD] SON
HELPER L1NWOOD
PECK, BETTY JO
HELPER
WILSON
SEQUOYAH WELCH.
FL S1E J-
HELPER
HELPER
1*2J»x 64
HIGGINS, MABLE
I.OOHR.
I J—24-64
HELPER
n-20-64
COLLINS, VELVA Mo
SoOOHRo
|1-20-64
10-21-64
BURT. DOROTHY
I.OOHR.
10-26-64
MlKESKAj ROSA
I.OOHR.
11-2-64
1
NAME
(hun
ter
-tra
HELPER LINWOOD
HELPER
BUCHANAN J1-2-64
HELPER
ADAMS 11-20-64
COOK, AMZj E
Bo
ic05HR»
■51-24-64
COOK
1.OJHR.
(1-2-64
COOK
n-20-64
Mc Ilroy ,
wflE
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
nsf err ed )
NAME
-TRANSFERRED)
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
EFFECTIVE DATE 11-10-64
NELSON,BETTY L.
l.OOHR.
10-26-64
DAVIS, RUTH J.
I.OOHR.
H-24-64
PAULINE L.
SPENCER
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
I.OOHR.
COOK,
(1NGLISH-TRANSFERRED)
(clary
PAGE MADISON
(ri ak i fy -rfsi rn fd ) TRANSFERS
REMARKS
WASHINGTON
n-ij-64
ADAMS
APPROVED EXP.
11-20-64
MOON 2ND BAKER
COOK
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
I.OOHR.
ROGERS, SENORJES Jo
SWOPE, ANNA Lo
OR
SEPEDA, MOLLIE
10-26-64
HELPER
Personnel Recommended.
-
J J-20-64
HELPER
BUCHANAN
-
JI-10-64
POWERS. NANCY A,
SHIELDS, MYRTLE
... —...............-
SALARY
PAGE HICKMAN. ODESSA
............. ...............-
NAME
ASSIGNMENT ,t PIERCE
- .
-.
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
DOCKERY, ROSA LEE
—
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE
NAME
------
REMARKS
NORTHEAST HELPER MONROE
HELPER POLK
HEL PER
LEAVE OF ABSENCE JACKSON
BURDICK,
FERN B.
11-13-64
HELPER
-
(NEW POSITION)
JONES, BERTHA J.
ROCKWOOD HELPER
PERSONNEL
MAINTENANCE TERMINATIONS
NAME
11-24-64
I.OOHR.
EMPLOYMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
OR
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
TFMPORflPV FMOI OVFFS BAXTER, JOHNNIE
2.00HR.
1 ] — f1—64
DA 1 NTCD
BAYS. GEORGE W.
Io 50HR.
i i -is
-64
1 ARRRFR
FASTER.
I.35HR.
11-12-64
LABORER
EDWARDS, JAMES
I.35HR.
11-4-64
LABORER
JOHNSON, THEODORE
3 .OOHR.
10-28-64
HELPER
11 -q-64
DAt ntfq
I.92MR.
LI -1
V-'r
UNSELL. HOWARD
1.25HR.
10-28-64
SWAMPER
WARD, ARV IL
2.00HR.
j 1-3-64
pfi 1 NTPR
lewi s .
JAMES S„
De Alber
POPEJOY,
•
■—
t
BILLY C.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
1 vfK
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 196^ - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended.
—
Maintenance RESIGNATI ONS
DiDLOTT. JOHN H.
MURPHY.
EDWARD
L.
HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR '
II-W-64
PAINTER
10-23-64
CONSTRUCTION
WILSON,
H.H.
NAME
10-28-64
SUPERINTENDENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
BROADCASTING CENTER
(BENSON-RESIGNED)
TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
44on.YR.
MEDFORD. DON
AUDIO VISUAL-CURRICULUM Li BRARY
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
BEBB. JAMES
1 .OOHR,,
! 1-2=64
HELPER
CONEY, MALCOM
1.25HR.
;• 0-29-64
HEI.P-P
SMITH,
1.2.5HR.
10-29-64
HELPER
I.2PHP.
1 1 -2-64.
PS ;
LINDELL
SOLIZ. PASCAL
.......... .
p -13 CHANGES IN ASSIGNMENT ANO/C-R SALARY IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS: SERVICE depa rtme nt
:
RAY J. HODGES, i TIME FLOORMAN AT TELSTAR,
$105. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 2,
SALARY $52.50 PER MONTH,
TO £ TIME FLOORMAN AT TELSTAR,
SALARY
1964. SALARY $265.
EMERY LEE BIDWELL JR, RELIEF CUSTODIAN, ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $280. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 24, 1964.
PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WILSON,
FOOD SERVICES BARBARA HOUSE,
HELPER AT CENTRAL,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 26,
CATHERINE HUNTER,
HELPER AT NORTHEAST,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 10,
LORINE NASH,
HR,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
TO SECOND BAKER AT MOON,
ZELMA WHiTNEY,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
TO SECOND BAKER AT TAFT,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO COOK AT MAYFAIR,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO MANAGER
BAKER AT ADAMS,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 19,
ALBERTA MITCHELL,
SALARY $1.10 PER
1964.
THELMA REED, HELPER AT MAYFAIR, OCTOBER 26, 1964.
SALARY $1.10 PER HR,
SALARY $J.J0 PER HR,
TRAINING AT CENTRAL,
EFFECTIVE
SALARY $185. PER
1964.
SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 24,
mai ntenance
SALARY $1.00 PER HR,
SECOND BAKER AT KENNEDY, SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO FIRST BAKER AT KENNEDY,
JEWELL 0. NEWTON, HELPER AT TAFT, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 26, 1964.
PER HR,
SALARY $1.10 PER HR,
1964.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 9,
MONTH,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR. TO SECOND COOK AT CENTRAL,
? 964.
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO SECOND COOK AT MOON,
SALARY $1.05
1964.
:
DONALD L. CARROL, TEMPORARY LABORER-CLASS ONE, SALARY $1.25 PER HR, TO TEMPORARY LABORER-CLASS TWO, $1.35 PER HR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 26, 1964. KETHEL LOONEY, APPRENTICE PLASTERER-GRADE 2, YR, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 12, 1964.
TOMMY TAYLOR,
De Albe
rt
PAINTER,
lew is , tempor
NOVEMBER 30,
I §64.
SALARY $4200.
ary
painter
SALARY $4300.
PER YR, TO $4300.
, salary
$2.00 pe r
hr
PER YR, TO PLASTERER-GRADE 3,
PER YR,
,
tc
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 26,
tempor
ary
labor
er
, salary
SALARY
SALARY $4600.
PER
1964.
$j
.50 pe r
hr
,
eff ect ive
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Motion was made Dy Mrs.^felch and seconded Dy Mr. Lott to approve the personnel items as listed aDove. All memDers voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #344 Personnel Approved
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Bills and Payrolls Recommended
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the Novemher payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor hills per the itemized list following.)
December 7, 1^6k
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
RATIFICATION OF NOVEMBER PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1,566,637-17________
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
78,706.41________
BOND FUND
$________ 1,150.00________
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR DECEMBER 1964 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: .MT 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1,600,000.00_______
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
80,000.00________
â–
BOND FUND
ITEM #3
$________ 1,150.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT DECEMBER 7,1964 THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$_
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
118,263.11
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
12,214.95
BOND FUND
$
144,925.58
$
446,503.64
TOTAL
1964-65 General
O
i u
155,905.18 15,194-82
fund
ADAMS-IRICK TRUCK BODY WORKS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Library Printing Audio Visual Library Manpower
Standard Standard Standard Low Low
14.50 431.73 8.00 2.80 18.00
475.03
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction Project Planning
Low Selected
18.66 2.10
20.76
AIR ENGINEERING Project Planning
Publisher
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
17.58
5.00 114.48
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Filter Expense
Board Action
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCH. ADM. Library
Publisher
2.00
AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY IND. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
30.80
288.38
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Adult School Supplies AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
B-2
Publisher & & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
4.00 10.00 7.50^7 25.00 ’• 12.50
Low Low Low Low
AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Standard
AMES SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Equipment Manpower Equipment
Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid
AM-TEX FABRIC & SALES, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
55.00
80.74 87.50 292.61
380.11
Low Low Low
76.56 5-00 38.89
120.45
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
10.45 10.45 10.45 - 10.45
41.80
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Department Supplies Health Department Supplies Health Department Supplies
Low Low Board Action
57.05 38,82 240.00
335.87
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
AUDIO PRODUCTIONS, INC. Title III
Publisher
78.93
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance
Low Low Selected
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. Manpower
Board Action
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Selected
MRS. ADELL BARGER Special Education
Reimbursement
26.88
MRS. ALTON L. BARTON Special Education
R e imb ur s eme nt
21.60
42.90 179.71 4.46
227.07 598.00
16.80 30.00
i-
46.80
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 196^ - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BERRY OIL COMPANY Operating Expense General Instruction
Low Low
BIG THREE WELDING EQPT. COMPANY Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction Manpower
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard Low
B & H SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Selected
36.02
BIGGERSTAFF’S SUPPLIES General Instruction
Low,
16.87
R. K. BLACK, INC. Manpower Office Machines Audio Visual Materials Office Machines Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock
Selected Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Board Action
HAROLD L. BLUE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
BOTTENFLELD’S, INCORPORATED Manpower General Instruction
Low Board Action
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
36.50
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
49.85
BRANIFF AIRWAYS , INCORPORATED Travel Expense
Board Action
32.45
39.66 38.77 13.76 2.29 2.29 2.29 20.64 8.96 32.44 6.67^ 30.88 ' 32.44 16.03 2.29 2.29 2.29 21.15 9.00 153.62
299-00 330.00 _ 14-75 135.00 86.90 4-21 960.00
67.85
437-76
1,829.86 7.50
10.50 755.64
766.14
238.20
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-4
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
BROADCAST ELECTRONICS, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
27.90
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Library Supplies
Low
14.14
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY General Instruction Library General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Maintenance
Selected
12.02
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
Standard
10.60
BURROUGHS WELLCOME,& COMPANY Health Department
Low
WILMA CAIN Board Member Expense Legal Expense Legal Publications Travel Expense Pubs. - Curr. Library Book Rebinding General Instruction Manpower
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Selected
CAPITAL CITY AUTO SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Printing
Low Low Low
185.84 155-09 96.31
437.24
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
234,42 113.30 97.08 450.00 9.65 150.00 15.50 14.81
1,084.76
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair & Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair & Manpower Operating Expense General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
351.42 7.75 9.84 19.96
388.97
112.80
6.90 9.76 4.77 60.73 .75 3.30 .50 12.81
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement.,. Reimbursement Reimbursement
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt, Repair & Supplies
Standard
CHAMPION AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
99.52 123.66
â–
2.60
34-05 4.92
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
CITY AUTO PARTS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Low Selected
CITY BUS COMPANY Contracted Services Public Carrier
Board Action Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
53.06
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
17.35
CITY SPRING WORKS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
166.80
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Operating Expense
Board Action
462.80
CONSUMERS UNION OF U.S., INC. Purchasing Office
Publisher
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. General Instruction Printing
Low Low
15.2r>
177.76
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Low Letter Bid Low
567.96 15.39
583.35
COOK PAINT & VARNISH Storeroom Stock
Board Action
500.00
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION Storeroom Stock
Low
308.44
ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Audio Visual Materials Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected Standard
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
35.61 30.21 116.20 3.15
185.17
39.46 6.540.80
6,580.26
20.00 21.10 41. bo
82.10
6.00
18.00
16.00 157.85 58.36
216.21 50.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER
Bills and Payrolls
1964 - CONT'D
%
B-6
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronics - Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies
Selected Selected Selected
MR. FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction Manpower Storeroom Stock
Low Low Board Action
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MRS. DOUGLAS DAUGHTRY Special Education
Reimbursement
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Manpower Audio Visual Materials Manpower Manpower Manpower Audio Visual Supplies
Low Low Lqw Low Board Action Selected
DELMAR PUBLISHERS, INC. Manpower
Publisher
DENOYER GEPPERT COMPANY Title III
Board Action
DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION .Library
Publisher
4-50
DIESEL POWER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
5.61
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Manpower Manpower Office Machines Manpower
Low Low Board Action Board Action
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Adult School Supplies
Publisher
56.00
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLASS Special Dducation
Reimbursement
55-08
64.88 8.45 196.04
269.37 17.00
199.83 22.96 378.66 36.60 56.10 ------ V
601.45
92.70
105.50 23.46 125.92
61,73 34.00 5.00 15.28 2,068.90 42.40
-
2,227.31
85-60 449.00
260.00 210.00 11.22 1.000.00
1,481.22
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1^64 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III Title III
Low Low
187.23 347.20
536.43
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. General Eqpt. Repair and Supply Maintenance Vehicular - Regular General Eqpt. Repair and Supply Vehicular - Regular
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
29,69 116.18 2.25 4-21 6.87
159.20
BILL DOYLE Manpower Office Machines Business Office Business Office Manpower Instructional Office Business Office
Low Letter Bid Selected Low Low Low Low Low
797.50 16.9®* 6.008.00 4.80 12.30 17.05
862.55
WESLEY DRIGGS Travel Exp. - Milwaukee, Wise. Natl. Adult Educ. Assoc.
Board Action
DULANEY’S Electronics Electronics Electronics Title III
Standard Standard Standard Board Action
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education
Reimbursement
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Manpower Manpower Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stopk Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Low Low Low Low Low Low Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
EALES T.V. & RADIO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
THE EALING CORPORATION Title III
Publisher
10.40
EDUCATIONAL MUSIC BUREAU, INC. General Instruction
Low
20.55
54.18
13.50 36.01 18.28 2.78
70.57
25.50 225.00 225.00 24.50 367.50. 118,50 • l±0 269.50 446.40 19.49 44.00 47.17 9.30 18.74
.
2,261.50
6.23
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
!
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-8
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Title VIII
Low Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronics Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Title VIII General Instruction Custodial Supplies Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Letter Bid
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS INC. Title III
89.28
12.20 66.64 30.00 5.28 2,930.10 26.90 25.25 52.53 537.22
3,686.12
â– Board Action
EUREKA WATER COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Low
FAIRVIEW SCIENCE Title III
Board Action
COMPANY
67.53 21.75
3,133.90 2.75
3,680.00
FEARON PUBLISHERS, INC. Library
Publisher
0. P. FARMER BATTERY & ELECTRIC SERV. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
THE FIDELER COMPANY Library Library
Publisher Publisher
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUC. CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
261.80
FILMSTRIP HOUSE, INC. Title III
Board Action
370.12
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Board Action
635.7S
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instructional Eqpt. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Low
FOLDING CARRIER CORPORATION Furniture Repair Material
Selected
2.10 13.00 3.62 3.62
5>55 5.76 61.33 7-02 1.97 26.77 2.74 8-57
7.24
119.71
7.70
MEETING OE DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
FOX-VLIET DRUG COMPANY Health Dept. Supplies
Low Letter Bid
38.88
MRS. DONALD G. FRANCEN Special Education
Reimbursement
24.00
W. H. FREEMAN & COMPANY Library & Textbooks
Selected
34.80
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Eqpt. Rental
Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICE CENTER General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instrue. Equipment Electronics Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Low Selected Low
GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
DALE GEORGE COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
8.50
GESSLER PUBLISHING COMPANY Title III
Publisher
7.80
GIBBS & COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
1,753.17
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
755.76
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Selected
82.32
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Manpower
Low
18.03
W. W. GRAINGER Adult School Supplies
Lew
10.00
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
63.32
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
13.00
HARBOUR-LONGMIRE General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
12.24
-MT
5.67 500.00
8.31. 205,41 164.44 13.49 3.27 80.60
467.21 132.34
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-10
HARCOURT BRACE & WORLD, INC. Library & Textbooks
Publisher
8.69
HARPER &. ROW, PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
3.02
HARRIS AUTO SUPPLY Vehicles - Regular
Low
1.97
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Filter Expense General Equipment Repair Electronics Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Lqw Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Selected Selected Standard Standard Standard Low Low Letter Bid
D. C. HEATH & COMPANY Title III
Publisher
RUBY HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Library Title III Title III
Publisher Board Action Board Action
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
16.10
HUEYS SEWING MACHINE CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
43.46
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
9.40 173.99 41.16 7.54 115.60 * 16.95 29-40 37.50 35-00 7.27 61.85 65.66 24.38 12,95 6.00 54.63 .... 12.80 11.20 11.00 38.19 31.08 29.71
35-12.
868.41 242.88
17.00 168.23 53-35 360.00
31.00 54.01 18.49
■A^,3J.
581.58
■
149.85
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-ll
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbur s ement
INTERNATIONAL BUS. MACHINES, INC. Data Processing Rental Data Processing Rental Data Processing Rental Data Processing Office Machines
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Low Standard
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc.
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
11.3$ 29 .'81 12.00 79.20 72.68
205.44
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Standard Standard
10.43 13.17 15-33 7.68
46.61
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
22.65
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
93-38
INTERNATIONAL READING ASSOCIATION Library Library
Publisher Publisher
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION Title III
Board Action
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
17.00
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT General Instruction
Low
67.07
DOROTHY H. JONES Travel Exp. - Boston, Mass. Institute for Exploration of Early Childhood Education
Board Action
77.61
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt.
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
Repair Repair Repair Repair
& & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply
6.48
120.50 100.00 63.35 232.06
525.65
4.50 2.50
7.00
180.43 56.88
237.31
222.20
85-05 19.53 38.80 26.35
265.70
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt.
B-12
Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply
Low Low Low Low Low
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Low
297.00
KAMP BROTHERS GROCERY, INCORPORATED Adult School - Supplies
Low
18.41
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INCORPORATED Manpower General Instruction
Low Board Action
K. C.’s CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Laundry Expense
Agreement
180.00
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Standard
240.00
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
540,00
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
108.00
KIPLINGER WASHINGTON EDITORS, INC. Periodicals
Publisher
24.00
KITCHEN INTERIORS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
107.64
KNIGHT SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
69.75
KWIK CAR WASH #2 Vehicles-Regular
Low
12.50
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
505.64
LEARNING MATERIALS, INC. Title III
Board Action
772.50
LELAND EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
9-00
LEVIN’S INDUSTRIAL SEWING MACH. CENTER General Instruction
Standard
75.80
Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair
& & & & &
31.44 59.52 10.94 12.35
34-1Z.
13.20 926.91
148.42
.s-*r 940.11
23-60
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. Land & Building Rental
Rental Agreement
TED LILLARD BAND INSTRUMENT REPAIR Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
HAROLD LINDNER Storeroom Stock
Board Action
130.00
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
135.00
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat
Low
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Selected
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
MACMILLAN COMPANY Audio Visual Materials Library
Publisher Publisher
DR. LOY MARKLAND Physicians Salaries
Board Action
850.00
MRS. B. J. MARTIN Special Education
Reimbursement
17.40
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INCORPORATED Electronics - Supplies Electronics - Supplies
Low Standard
T. C. MCCOURRY Land & Building Rental
Rental Agreement
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY (Chicago) Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY (N.J.) Title VIII
Publisher
565.00
69.75
■ «’ ■
55.80 31.25'
■769.95 27.60 40.20
837-75
350.36 80.40 1,002.53
1,082.93
127.50
30.40
. ...1-.7Q
36.10
125.00
60.00 751.69 1,020.35 320.81 209.33
2,302.18
9.88
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, I96L - CONT'D *
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Bills and Payrolls
B-14
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies Health Department
Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
MCKNIGHT & MCKNIGHT PUBLISHING CO. Manpower
Publisher
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction Health Department
Selected Board Action Low Letter Bid
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Printing Printing Printing
Selected Board Action Low
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower Storeroom Stock Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair &. Supplies General Instruction Manpower Furniture Repair Furniture Repair General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Standard Standard Standard
MIDWESTERN ENGINE & EQUIPMENT CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Manpower General Instruction General Instruction
Publisher Publisher Publisher
AARON J. MILLER Travel Exp. - New York, N.Y. Natl. Clinic for Supervisors of Title VIII Programs
Board Action
20.25 20.25 134.00 20.25 61.60 164.40
420.75
73.71 5.18 15.84 473.28
494.30
78.03 36.00 19.82
133.85
320.53 360.00 146.80 60.40 7.05 30.00 27.42 360.00 3.90 63.96 13.60 48.62 21.82 81.46 12.60 33-85 2.89
1,274.37 8.62
81.88 96.45 86.68
265.01
54.81
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1?64 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected Selected Low
32.06 97.36 29.13 243.67
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower Adult School Supplies Manpower Adult School Supplies General Instruction Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Selected
165.60 70.20 300.00 38.25 96.00 93.75
3004^
1,063.80
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Board Action
141.59 395.28
536.87
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED Office Machines
Standard
E.-MORRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
291.08
C. V. MOSBY COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
140.62
NASCO, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
NAT’l ASSOC. OF EDUC. BROADCASTERS General Instruction
Agreement
100.00
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Adult School Supplies
Publisher
5.70
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING, INC. Adult School Supplies
Publisher
59-00
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Agreement
NELSON ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES, INC. Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low
21.70
NEVER FAIL ENGINEERING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
34.07
NEW YORK TIMES General Instruction Library
Publisher Publisher
..^22
449.49
1.50
5-84
9.12 208.86
3-13
217.98
24.83
8Z^0
121.57
310.00 18.00
328.00
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- • . .... -
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%
Bills and Payrolls
B-16
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
OAKITE PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Selected
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Selected
OKLA. BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Printing
Low
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Laundry Expense Manpower Audio Visual General Instruction Laundry Expense Adult School Supplies Audio Visual Materials
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CITY TRACTOR COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair and Supply
Selected
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Equipment General Equipment General Equipment General Equipment Maintenance
Repair Repair Repair Repair
& & & &
Supply Supply Supply Supply
127.89
29-98 7.88
37.86 9-95
140.00 10.00 3.50 20.79 5.00 30.00
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
Low Low Low Standard Selected
212.79
35.00 8,293.48
....
26.63 67.84 19.72 11.32 20.57
146.08
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
35,634.16
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Subscription
Publisher
12.00
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
9,821.62
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
169.60
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low Letter Bid
983.53
OKLAHOMA STATE PENITENTIARY Library
Board Action
67.40
OKLA. STATE UNIV. TECH. INSTITUTE Title VIII
Low
39-38
OKLAHOMA TODAY Library
Publisher
30.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-17
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Manpower
Standard
MRS. PHILLIP OLANDESE Special Education
Reimbursement
27.00
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Manpower
Board Action
992.00
F. A. OWEN PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
JACK F. PARKER Travel Exp. - Washington, D.C. Dept. Health, Educ. & Welfare
Board Action
38.50
PAULMAR INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
14.50
PF,FRY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
8.00
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
5.88
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Selected Low Low
PITNEY-BOWES INCORPORATED Meter Rental
Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Storeroom. Stock Title III
Board Action Low
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
14.40
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Dumping Fee
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Project Planning Library
Publisher Publisher
PRICES RADIATOR SHOP Maintenance
Selected
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
107.36 A
1.75
35.77 1.30
7,-76
44.83 39.00
-
254.40 10.85
265.25
500.00
15.25 16.18
31.43 9.00
76.25
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
......... Bills and Payrolls .
%
B-18
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) PRITCHARD ELECTRIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Standard
QUALITY COSMETICS CORPORATION General Instruction
Board Action
24.00
RADIO ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
10.00
RADIO, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
276.50
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
8.05
REA EXPRESS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
REID, ASSENZO, AND KLEHR General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Board Action
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Manpower General Instruction
Low Board Action
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
4.00 11.30
15-30
< â–
5.10 400.00
73.95 22.66
43.88 241.68
58.02
285.56 30.00
~~
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Standard
9.00
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
43-20
ROTO-ROOTER CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
133.22
R & R LAUNDRY SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low Low
4.80 37.60 59.20
101.60
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low Standard
6.20 26.25 12.00
44-45
MRS. MARVIN SCHLEGEL Special Education
Reimbursement
32.34
MEETING OF DECEMBER T , 196^ - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Manpower Manpower Library
Selected Selected Selected
47.15 61.95 727.10
836.20
SEARS, ROEBUCK General General General
Low Low Standard
576.39 646.40 18.50
1,241.29
AND COMPANY Instruction Instruction Eqpt. Repair & Supply
SESAC INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Laundry Expense Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Title VIII General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Manpower Maintenance Maintenance Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Standard Board Action Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MRS. JOE SIMCO Title III
Publisher
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low Low
14.40
35.00 23.05 344-00 52.37 16.64 44-85 5-95 13-07 51.65 57-94 5.95 3.90 288.25 10.78 86.46 181.13 52.47 ' 25-57 44-50 75.45 15.02 7-57 8.90 1,395.99
^2
2,863.85
25.35 200.00 14.24 2.00 9.23
25-47
122.04 122.04
244.08
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, I96R - CONT'D
_ -... ....... ............
..... ............
.......... ........ .. . ........... -
-................................. 11.......
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. ....... .
-■
Bills and Payrolls
B-20
GENERAL FUND (continued) JASPER SIPES SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
142.40
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
205.19
SNEED NURSERY COMPANY Lawn Supplies
Low
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Filter Expense Filter Expense
Low Low
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance
Standard
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MR. RILEY. SPENCER Special Education
Reimbursement
SPIRATONE, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Selected
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Maintenance
Low Selected
STANDARD IRON & METAL COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Selected
10.50
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Printing
Low
96.49
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
69.01
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY General Instruction Title III
Board Action Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
72.00 21.40
46.95
2.18^ . 4.42 ■
6.60 8,097.00 287.89 31.70
5.94
68.10
.. 18.99 12.01
31.00
2,269.00 160.90
2,429.90
1.20 9.80 30,00 3.20 10.00
54.20
..........
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-21
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional
27.48
Low
Selected Selected Selected Selected Agreement
13-50 140.00 42.00 21.50 430.00
647-00
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY Fire Extinguishers Maintenance
Board Action Board Action
252.40 60.0CL.
312.40
STROMBERG HYDRAULIC BRAKE & COUPLING CO. General Instruction
Selected
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
879.24
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Manpower
Low
4.61
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
472.44
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
TECNIFAX CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Renmhnrsfiment
TEXAS OKLAHOMA EXPRESS, INC. Library
Standard
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Adult School Supplies Purchasing Department Business Office Personnel Office Title VIII Title VIII Library Supplies Manpower Project Planning Instructional Office Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt.
67.06
15.00
104.61 28.56
6.12 208.05 39.00 102.60 15.60 53.91 40.99 10,23 .58 23.40 15.72 46.54 5.97 1.90 2.74 15.28 58.32 2.218.05
2,858.88
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, I96U - CONI'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-22
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
74.00
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
49.23
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks Manpower Manpower Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Low
TRIANGLE BLUEPRINT COMPANY Project Planning Title VIII Title VIII Manpower Manpower Project Planning Project Planning Storeroom Stock Project Planning
Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Board Action Selected
TRICE WHOLESALE EIECIRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Title VIII
Selected Selected Low Low
TURCO PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction
Low
TUTOR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Project Planning
Standard
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing Printing
Board Action Low
UNITED CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
69.00
UNITED RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC. Health Dept. Supplies
Low
29.90
UNIVERSAL TYPOGRAPHERS, INC. Printing
Selected
6.93
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Library
Publisher
12.72
VARITYPER CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
32.47 78.70 78.70 217.00 72.00 •;.*? 6.12 ' . 4.96 2.85 28.00 . 213.88 207.86 1,181.65 3.50 66.70 81.63 86.14
•
406.87
1,720.82
239.56
89.60 -
2.25 37.63
1,534-55
, 333;39
1,870.05
300.60
MEETING OF .DECEMBER
1964 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-23
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
90.60
WALLACE & TIERNAN, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Standard
64.25
BARTLETT A. WARD Travel Expense - Austin, Texas Natl. NAEB Convention
Board Action
WARD BROTHERS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
WATER WORKS AND WASTES ENGINEERING Project Planning
Publisher
5.00
HERBERT WEBB COMPANY Purchasing
Standard
51.39
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
A WELDORS SUPPLY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Office Machines
Standard Standard Low Agreement
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY General Instruction Printing Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. General' Instruction Printing
Agreement Agreement
WESTERN UNION Telegrams
Utilities
WALTER R. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
117.41
16.11
126.18
24.85 448.00 430.00 88.50
982.06 345.05
142.06 116.44 460.26 15.95 38.6366.99 189.29 34.00 111.10
1,174.72
6.28 5.00
11.28
15.86
9-30
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-24
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard
WHITE SEWING CENTER General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Low
MRS. ED WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Board Action
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Selected
ZANER-BLOSER COMPANY Library
Publisher
105.84
AMERICAN HERITAGE General Instruction
Publisher
13.90
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
CORONET FILMS TV Rights
Board Action
752.00
DOLLIES CERAMICS Storeroom Stock
Board Action
196.00
THE FIDELER COMPANY Library
Publisher
GIL-MOR CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,039.60
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Printing
Board Action
689.04
7.41 5.40
..,^8
16.39
2.70 5.40 88.31
96.41
25.20
1
21.48 4.00
947.00
25.48
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
-
8.85 3.55
12.40
21.03
15-34
MEETING
DECEMBER
1964 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-25
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Custodial Supplies
Standard Low Letter Bid Low Board Action
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
3.25
INTERSTATE LIBRARY Library
Board Action
9-35
CLINT W. LEE COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
103.50
MCKESSON & ROBBINS INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
M & H SPORTING GOODS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
NOTIFIER ELECTRONICS COMPANY Electronics - Supplies
Low Letter Bid
747-98
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
561.40
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
909.50
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,950.00
SOLVENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
441.84
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library & Textbooks
Publisher
124.80
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
43.50 582.00 25.54 10^1
F
754.55
20.25
1,096.55 117.84
80.33
-
7.65 9.16
5,418.72
MEETING OF DECEMBER 7, 196k - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-26
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
TRACK & FIELD NEWS, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
14.15
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
74.19
VARITYPER CORPORATION Office Machines
Standard
8.00
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE., INC. Printing
Agreement
2.50
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
228.00
AMERICAN PLIABLE METALS CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
258.75
ARCO COMPANY DIV. OF MOBH/ FINISHES Materials - Buildings
Board Action
2,156.00
AUXIER-SCOTT SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
75.07
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
71.12
BOARDMAN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials Buildings
Board Action
42.00
WILMA CAM, CLERK Materials - Bldg, & Grounds
Fund Reimbursement
58.30
CAPITOL STAGE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III
Board Action
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected Selected
135.10
342.00 4.00
12.63 4-80
29.77
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COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Standard Standard Low
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
CURTIS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Noninstructi'onal Equipment
Board Action
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
32.83
DEL PAINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Materials Buildings
Board Action
90.00
THE DENMAN COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
964.76
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Board Action
DOLLIES CERAMICS Equipment for Instruction
Low
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Administration Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Low Low
E I DU PONT DE NEMOURS & COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
2,313.00
EDUCATORS MFG. CO. % OKLA. SEATING CO. Title III
Board Action
360.00
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low Low Low Low Low
44.80 310.00
2,124.33 13.64
1,545,90 216.80 301.66 402.35 212.6.®*? 34.02 ^6.40
2,679.31
590.42
5,775.79
79.75 3.60
83-35
80.12 460.00 15.00 384.00
15.00 26.50 131.60 123.25 73-80 147.50
859.00
517.65
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1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) THE GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
98.10
EVANS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
177.00
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low Letter Bid Low
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Selected Selected
GENERAL ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Title III
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
9.40 676.64 90.00
6.10 1.7^ 19.22 352.4Q 95.27 57.40 60.18 57-20 133-81
3^,-QQ.
776.04
27.08
791.26
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
520.00
GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
140.00
GOLDBLATT TOOL COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
69.50
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
469.50
W. W. GRAINGER Materials - Buildings
Low
40.10
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment
Low Low Low Low
E. W. HARTING MFG. COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,591-36
E. F. HAUSERMAN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
2,764.00
HERD EQUIPMENT COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
1,339.00
20,476.00 38.00 10.00 . 5.16
63.^0
116.66
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HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS Equipment for Instruction
Low
HICKS & MITCHELL Materials - Buildings
Selected
19.38
BILL HINKLE Materials - Buildings
Low
24-00
HORN SEED COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
77.43
HOSIER SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Low Low Low Low
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
390.00
1,792.96 / 4. ■ 16.20 76.00 173.75 207.36
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
KING DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Low
473.31 992.00
439.60 54.40
544.00 1,371.50
358.70 78.00
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436.70
L & P FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Board Board Board
GEORGE MAPPES CONSTRUCTION Est. #3 - Building - Grant
Board Action
MCALISTER MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
388.20
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
405.48
Materials - Buildings
Low
149.60
METAL GOODS CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
284.20
Mc Kess
on
&
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, incorp orated
Action Action Action Action
1,312.88 369.01 425.26 189.00
761.91
2,296.15 30,967.00
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MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Selected
MIDWEST CASH REGISTER COMPANY, INC. Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
545.00
MILLER FLOOR INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
100.00
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Agreement
100.50
186.78 33.00 104.44 6.64
330.86
.MT li.
MOORLANE SUTTON SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Selected
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
NEVER FAIL ENGINEERING COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
278.00
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,620.00
OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
12.25
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
45.90
THE REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENG. COMPANY Materials - Building
Standard
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Title III - Equipment
Board Action
SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON WORKS Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
86.50
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
24-50
14.04 1,049.60 128.00
1,177.60 495-00
165.00 113.00 116.00
394.00
284.05
14-20 664.00
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STANDARD ASBESTOS MANUFACTURING CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
STANDARD ELECTRIC TIME COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Noninstructional Equipment Noninstructional Equipment Noninstructional Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
SUBLETT AND ASSOCIATES, INC. . Materials - Buildings
Standard
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
2,236.50
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
1,528.00
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
47.25
THE WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III - Equipment
Board Action
46.75
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
9.90
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
WKY TELEVISION SYSTEM, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
19.82 7.50
203.ll 1^8x78
341.89
207.00 20.00 20 • 0Qtw 300.Ofe . 300.00 ' 175.00
815.00
73.80 102.80
514.94 998.83
1,513.77
297.00 14,176.00
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AMERICAN STANDARD-INDUSTRIAL DIVISION Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instructional
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
544.00 8,227.50
65.00 1,506.20 ...
1,872.25
BOND FUND
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action
1,563.25
CAPITOL STAGE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Webster
Board Action
1,506.00
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INCORPORATED Est. #5 - Green Pastures - Bldg.'
Board Action
3,382.00
EMPIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Green Pastures
Board Action
5,020.00
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Equipment - Green Pastures Equipment - Madison
Board Action Board Action
E. D. HILL ENGINEERING COMPANY Business Expense
Selected
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster
Board Action Board Action
802.05 802.05
1.604.10
KELLER DUTTON SPORTS, INC. Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action Board Action
724.88 724.88
1.449.76
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #6 - Madison - Bldg.
Board Action
L & P FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT CO. Equipment - Madison Equipment - Green Pastures
Board Action Board Action
METROPOLITAN BUILDING DIVISION Est. #6 - Bldg. - Star Spencer
Board Action
7,241.00 6.182.00
13.423.00 18.00
’ 11,652.00 862.23 486.32
1.348.55
92,386.80
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NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #6 - Arch.Fee - Star Spencer
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING DEPARTMENT Building Permit - U.S. GRANT
Standard
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action
1,417.00
SEMINOFF-BOWMAN-BODE, ARCHITECTS Est. #5 - Arch.Fee - Gr. Pastures
Board Action
67.64
S & H MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Webster
Low
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY Equipment - Green Pastures Equipment - Madison
Board Action Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy
Low
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Webster Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Star Spencer Equipment - Kennedy Equipment - Webster
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS, ARCHITECT Est. #6 - Madison - Arch. Fee
Board Action
1,847-74
190.90
235.71
934-55
934:55
1,869.10 110.75
441-90 441.90 3,178.50 572.80 572.80
5,207.90
625.38
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the November payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the above itemized list in the total amount of $446,503.64 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #345 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Bennett to grant an easement to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on a portion of the Henry School site, an area approximately ten feet wide and one hundred feet long, with the right to ingress and egress for the sole purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating an eight-inch sanitary sewer line. The legal description of the area included in the easement will be :
R. #346 Easement to tl City, Sanitar; Sewer, Henry
A part of the Southeast Quarter (SE/4) of Section 21, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian, more particularly described as follows:
BEGINNING at the Northeast corner of Lot 10, of the Replat of KENTUCKY HEIGHTS ADDITION, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; thence North 0° 00' 09" East a distance of 3*00 feet; thence South 89° 56' 30" East a distance of 100.00 feet; thence South 0° 00' 09" West a distance of 10.00 feet; thence North 89° 56' 30" West a distance of 100.00 feet to a point on the East line of said Lot 10; thence North 0° 00' 09" East along the East line of said Lot 10 a distance of 7«00 feet to the point or place of beginning.
The easement has been approved as to form by the Board's Attorney. members voted "Aye."
On roll call, all
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to grant permission to negotiate an agreement with Pugh-Holmes Motor Company, 9101 North Western, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to accept one 1965 Model 1/2-Ton Ford Pickup Truck on assignment for the current school year. The pickup truck to be assigned to the F.F.A. program activity at John Marshall High School. The School District to pay cost of license and insurance for the truck. John Marshall School to pay routine operational costs. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
R. #347 Agreement on Pickup Truck, Pugh-Holmes Motor Company
R. #348 Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bennett to direct the Business Manager to Voc. School proceed with negotiations for a school site for an Area Vocational School. Final recommendations for the purchase to be included in a future agenda. All members voted "Aye" Site Authorizt on roll call.
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R. #349 Classroom Record Books Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of classroom record books for use by all schools from Newspaper Enterprise, Inc., who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,978.20 is to be charged to Account G 240-M. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ■Se-
3. #350 Drafting Mtls. Purchased
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Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of drafting materials and supplies for use by various schools and by the Central Office Engineering Department from the following companies who submitted low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: ll. L. Ridgway Enterprises , Inc Thompson Book & Supply Company A & E Equipment Company Eugene Dietzgen Company Triangle School Equipment Keuffel & Esser Company Charles Bruning Company $ 3,642.13
Total These purchases are to he charged to the following Accounts:
$ 1,634.03 515.30 1,262.80 230.00
G 120-N G 240-A *G 240-B3 *BL 1030-H
*Tbese purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Title VIII Application. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
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R. #351 Diplomas Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to validate an agreement with Star Engraving Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice (above) for furnishing diplomas at a unit price of 710 for the 1964-65 school year. This purchase is to be charged to Account G 250-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #352 Eqpt. for Use Broadcasting Center Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of equipment for use by the Broadcasting Center from Cook Electric Company who submitted the low quotatior in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3,294.99 has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Title III Application and is to be charged to Account BL 1030-D1. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
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It was moved by Mr. Rog^s and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of lumber for R. #353 use by the Maintenance Department from Cullen Lumber Company who submitted the low quotation Lumber Approve^ on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $6,681.57 is to be charged to Account BL 62O-CD. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded.by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of sheet music for use by all schools from Jenkins Music Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice (above). This purchase in the amount of $2,346.01 is to be charged to.Account G 240-B. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #354 Sheet Music Approved
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of door hardware for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice.
R. #355 Door Hardware Approved
$ 2,937-^r 3.75
Scovil & Sides Hardware Company McAlister Materials, Inc.
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 2,941.59
On roll call, all members voted "Aye ."
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bennett to approve the purchase of audio visual supplies for use by allâ– schools from the following companies who submitted the low quotations:
$ 1,929-95 14.80
Technifax Corporation Vaseco, Inc. Total i___ _
R. #356 Audio Visual Supplies Approved
$ 1,944.75
These purchases were approved on our National Defense Education Act Title III Application and are to be charged to Account G 240-B2. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of printing supplies for use by Central High School Print Shop from Mergenthaler Linotype Company in the amount of $844.80 to be charged to Account G 240-M. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #357 Printing Sup. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Bennett and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of heating R. #358 and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who Heating and Plumbing Sup. submitted the low quotations: Approved $ 1,541.00 Crane Supply Company 657.30 Norman Supply Company
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 2,198.30
All members voted "Aye" on roll cal],.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of data processing supplies for use by the Research Department from Standard Register Company who submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $980.00 is to be charged to Account G 120-J2. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #359 Data Processin Supplies App.
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R. #359 Continued
Food Service Statement
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, October 31, 19^4, was submitted as information to the Board.
R. #360 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Bennett, seconded by Mr. Rogers and carried
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
ATTEST
1
Clerk Approved, the
day of January, 1965