MEETING OF FEBRUARY 18, 1965
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN TEE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M.
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PRESENT:
Eloise Bryan Welch Foster Estes William F. Lott
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ABSENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President Melvin P. Rogers, Vice-President
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Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; N* L. George, Assistant Superintendent; \ Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Hugh B. Ginn, Business i Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Wallace Smith, Director; Jim Reid, The Daily! Oklahoman; Harry Johnson, Attorney;. Wilma Cain, Clerk. i
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Mr. Estes called the meeting to order. Thereupon Mr. Lott moved that Mrs. Welch he designated to serve as temporary chairman; Mr. Estes seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
| Mr. Lott gave the invocation.
m. #47 ; Chairman jDesignated
iInvocation t ..... .
It was followed "by roll call.
SPECIAL
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Estes to open Lids submitted in^response to the attached Notice for the construction of a new elementary school to he located at 4100 South Leonhardt Drive, plans and specifications by Turnbull & Mills, Inc., Architects. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation follows: BIDDER Novak Construction Company George Mappes Construction Co. Wynn Construction Company J. W. Skaggs Construction Co., Inc. E. V. Cox Construction Company Chas. M. Dunning Construction Co. Anderson & House, Inc. Paul Allison, Inc. Benmore, Inc. J. J. Cook Construction, Inc. Robert Schoenthaler, Contractor Sherman Hickman, Contractor John Putney Construction Company Lippco Construction, Inc. Milner Construction Company, Inc. Paul D. Skaggs Construction Company W. D. Douglas Construction Co., Inc. Smithco Construction Company, Inc.
BASE BID $235,600 237,300 238,339 238,832 239,000 241,000 241,900 242,044 244,390 244,760 245,245 246,575 247,897 249,430 249,719 249,989 255,551 261,242
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change $ 600 200 825 1,250 260 900 change 1,680 change 410 change 500 450 1,442 No change + 1,750 900 -
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It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation.. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve a right-of-way easement to Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on the following property near Eisenhower Junior High School:
A strip of land 10 feet in width and 1352.82 feet in length in the NW/4, Section 26, T 13 N, R 3 W, the center line of said strip of land being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the West line of Section 26, T 13 N, R 3 W, 2968.99 feet North of the Southwest corner of said Section 26, T 13 N, R 3 W, thence extending N 89° 35' 22" for a distance of 1352.82 feet. Also a strip of land 10 feet in width and 165 feet in length in the NW/4, Section 26, T 13 N, R 3 W, the center line of said strip of land being more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point 2973*99 (Continued)
R. #49 IRefer Bids to ^Central Office
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feet North and. 13^7*82 feet East of* the Southwest corner of said. Section 26, T 13 N, R 3 W, thence extending N 0° 01' 06" E for a distance of 165 feet.
R. #50 Continued.
to be used as right-of-way to erect, operate, maintain and reconstruct a system of poles, structures, wire, fixtures, and/or cables for the transmission of electric current with the right of ingress and egress to and from same. (Electric service to Eisenhower Junior High School.) The Board's Attorney has approved easement as to form. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Attorney1s i Mr. Johnson, Attorney, reported on negotiations to finalize the purchase of property from Report, Bodine| the Bodine heirs. The report was that deeds to the property have been approved and that Property______ j plans to proceed with a formal action to quiet title are under way, in accordance with purchase agreement. i
R. #51
Adjournment
| Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried. | THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
Actin
ATTEST:
Approved the __ Z^Z... day of March, 1965.
MEETING OF JANUARY 28, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION C& THE CITY OF OKLAHOM^-CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President Foster Estes William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
SPECIAL Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to open bids on Eisenhower Junior High School, plans and specifications prepared by Hudgins, Thompson, Ball and Associates, Incorporated. Motion carried unanimously. Tabulation of bids submitted in response to the attached Notice follows:
Benmore, Inc. Metropolitan Paving Co. J. W. Skaggs Construction Co. Constructors Co., Inc. Builders Construction Co. Lippert Brothers Chas. M. Dunning Construction Co. J. J. Bollinger Constr., Inc. Walter Nashert & Sons, Inc. United Builders, Inc. E. A. Cowen Construction Co., Inc. Manhattan Construction Co.
$1,152,850 1,153,500 1,165,772 1,172,250 1,174,000 1,197,251 1,224,344 1,225,346 1,234,421 1,246,550 1,257,900 1,260,398
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Alt. #1
Base Bid
Bidders
+ $9,300 + 8,850 + 9,971 + 8,750 + 8,600 + 9,347 + 10,320
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+ + + +
+ + 4-
10,000 9,800 9,700 8,560 9,500
R. #22 Open Bids on Eisenhower Jr. High School
+ $4,200 + 1,975
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Motion was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried unanimously to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation.
R. #23 Disposition of Bids
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried.
R. #24 Adj ournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
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Clerk Approved the
1st
day of February, 1965-
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 19^5
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION (fr THE CITY OF OKLAHO^ÂŽ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President
Foster Estes William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnsor Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; David Light, Chief Accountant; Directors - Bill Lillard, Mervel Lunn, Roy Mullenix, Gene Shepherd, Wallace Smith, Floyd Smith; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Principals - Myrna Kingstc n, Olen Labor, Leslie Kelly, Lena Pickett, Carl Ruble, Margaret Green, Dalton Eads; representatives for Classroom Teachers from - Nichols Hills, Roosevelt, Mark Twain, McKinley, Mayfair, West Nichols Hills, Orchard Park, Longfellow, Madison; Linda Lacey, student OCU; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal. The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, the minutes of the meetings of January 4, 1965, and January 28, 1965, were approved as presented.
R. #25 Minutes App.
Mr. Bennett extended a welcome to the guests attending this meeting.
Guests Welcome
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green gave a routine financial report.
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, had nothing to report at this time.
Treasurer's Report Attorney's Rep
Auditor's Mr. Prigmore presented a report on all school funds for the period July 1, 1964, through December 31> 1964. He also reported that all vendors claims in this agenda had been checked Report and are in proper order for action by the Board. Motion was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried unanimously, to approve the above reports as presented.
R. #26 .Reports Approv
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct the following persons to attend R. #27 Professional the professional meetings as listed. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Trips Approved Mrs. Warren F. Welch, Melvin Rogers, and Jack F. Parker, American Association of School Administrators, Atlantic City, New Jersey, February 13-17, 1965-
Larry Hayes, Meeting of Directors of Instructional Research, Chicago, Illinois, February 12-13; 1965*
Gene Shepherd, Allene Mize, Eva Mae Workman, and Donna Schumacher, Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, Chicago, Illinois, February 28-March 3> 1965• Motion was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to grant permission to confirm an agreement with Oklahoma State University to provide consultant services. Total cost to the Board to be $360.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #28 OSU Consultant Services
PERSONNEL It was recommended that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated, also that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
Personnel Recommended
CONT'D
1 , 1965 MEETING OF FEBRUARY
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
RESIGNATIONS
(mis s ) ASH, MARY F.
V
ASSIGNMENT
5TH
TAYLOR*
ENGL 1SH
CAPITOL HILL SR.
ED. - COACH
MC LIN, JANET
(miss )
BIOL.
CLASSEN
2ND
HENRY
ENGLISH
NORTHWEST
BUS.
CAPITOL HILL SR.
LATIN - PSYCH.
HARD 1 NG
4TH
BUCHANAN
2ND
WESTERN VILLAGE
5™
WESTERN VILLAGE
ENGLISH
MARSHALL
ENGL 1SH
TAFT
O.S.U. TECH. INST, i TIME ELECT. INST.
BIOL.
CAPITOL HILL SR.
2ND
WILLOW BROOK
3RD
WASHINGTON
(MRS)
HARRI ET A.
NORMA K.
BALLARD, JANELLE M. (MRS)
BARKER,
(MRS)
BREWER, (MRS)
CHARLES R.
BURGER. ANITA J. (MR)
WILLIE M.
NANCY M.
CARPENTER,
(MRS)
CLARK, (MRS)
BILLIE J.
DAVISON,
(mis s ) EVANS, (MRS)
WILLIAM J.
SCOTT W.
SARAH M.
GIBBS, JEANNE W.
(MRS)
KENNEDY, (MR) KESTER,
(MR) MC CARTHY,
(MRS)
(mr )
MC KINNIS, MARY H.
MILLS, JOHN C.
MATH.
HOOVER
1ST
FILLMORE
DIXIE J.
YVONNE S.
(MRS)
OYLER, (MRS)
STEPHENS,
effec tive DATE
1-22-65
1-22-65
1-22-65
1-22-65
1-22-65
1-25-65
1-5-65
1-22-65
1-22-65 1-22-65
1-22-65
1-22-65
2-4-65 1-22-65
1-22-65
1-22-65
1-8-65
1-15-65
VIRGINIA F.
SANDRA D.
NAME
4300.
4300.
4700.
4300.
4300.
4400.
4300.
4500.
4500.
4300.
4500.
6000.
4400.
4500.
5200.
h3oo.
SALARY
PERSONNEL
(miss ) NOURSE, (MRS) PARKER,
(MRS)
JAMES L.
HENRIETTA L.
RALPH W.
VERA M.
NEWTON, BRENDA K. (MRS)
WILLEY,
(MR) EVANS,
(MRS) TWINING,
(MR) STEPHENS,
(mis s )
CORINNE W.
VICKIE A.
SAMMONS, JUDY L.
(mis s ) BACON, (MRS)
NANCY J.
WILLIAM L.
STELLA M.
NANCY B.
BEVERLY N.
HEFLEY,
(MRS)
LEVY,
(MRS)
BOYLES, (MRS)
GREEAR,
(mr ) LANGWELL, (MRS)
JIMMY G.
MONTGOMERY,
(mr ) COYLE,
DEGREE COLLEGE
3.S.
O.U.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN B.A.
NoE.S.C. Bo So
B.S.
O.S.U.
O.C.U.
B.I.A.
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C.S.C. B.S.
O.C.U. B. A 0
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O.C.U. B.A.
B.A.
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1-21-65
1-21-65
1-25-65
1-21-65
1-22-65
I-6-65
1-25-65
1-25-65
1-21-65
1-21-65
1-25-65
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
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12
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10
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0
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1-21-65
1-21-65
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ASSIGNMENT
TAYLOR 5TH
ENGLISH
CAPITOL HILL SR.
3RD
WASHINGTON
2ND
WILLOW BROOK
ELECTRONICS
INST.
i OSU TECH—'g'.NORTHWEST
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TAFT
ENGLISH
MARSHALL
5th
WESTERN VILLAGE
WESTERN VILLAGE
2ND
BUCHANAN 4TH
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HARDING
ENGL 1SH
NORTHWEST
HENRY
CLASSEN
2ND
BIOL.
1ST
Fl LLMORE
HOOVER
MATH.
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Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATIONS
(mis s )
RIDG EVI EW
STRAIGHT, DIANE
1ST
(MRS)
JOHNSON
SYMES, GERTRUDE S.
2ND
(mis s )
DOUGLASS
TOWNSEND, JOYCE C.
Hi STORY
(MR)
BRYAN
WARE,
ORGEL W.
SPEC.
(miss )
BAGWELL,
1-22-65
COLLINS, GRETCHEN V.
1-22-65
GUESS,
1-22-65
SNYDER,
1-22-65
MOTE,
ELIZABETH R.
15200.
(MRS)
3RD
(mr s )
B0S0
4850.
B.A.
HOWARD U. DORIS H.
4515.
4300.
LANE,
BONNIE F.
4600.
D. F.
5400.
IMOGENE L.
4300.
(MR)
COOLEY,
(additi
LIVELY,
(MRS)
po sitio n )
(MRS)
(ADDITIONAL POSITION) (ADDITIONAL posit
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4750.
(mis s ) MACK,
4500.
(CIES - L/A PREVIOUSLY SHOW! )
GRESHAM, JANE L.
4300.
)
DAY,
LINDA
ASSIGNMENT
N.E.S.C.
-r 0
1-25-65
B.S.
1-25-65
B.A.
B.A.
0
1-25-65
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1-4-65
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1-25-65
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1-4-65
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1-4-65
ST.U. OF N.Y.
4400. 4500.
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
1-4-65
2
1-4-65
2i
1-25-65
INST.
B.A. N.E.S.C.
4500.
1
B.A.
LA POLY. FRANCES
CRAIG, JEANNIE F.
NAME
"DURATION OF NEED"
B.S.
(MRS)
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
12-17-64
4600.
(MRS)
(VANWIE - L/A PREVIOUSLY SHI j wn
12
O.U.
DE LOAYZA,
3rd
WILSON - 4TH
M.A.
B.A.
(MRS)
LAFAYETTE
"DURATION OF NEED"
4300.
(MR)
COLI NG, JEROME F.
ED.
1-7-65
B.S.
LANGSTON U.
MOON, MARY C.
SPEC.
3
O.B.U.
C.S.C.
(MRS)
)
1-22-65
LAKE ERI E C. VERA K.
(SCHACHER - L/A PREVIOUSLY S >hown
1
BRYAN
12-17-64
B.A.
(mis s )
(RATHBUN - RESIGNED PREVIOUS LY SHOWN)
1-22-65
7
B.S.
(MRS)
I
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4300.
BINGHAM,
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DOUGLASS - HISTORY "REM. OF YR. ONLY"
LANGSTON U. LOUISE
(RATHBUN - RESIGNED PREVIOUS LY SHOWN)
(MENSER - L/A PREVIOUSLY SH( wn
1-21-65
MORGAN STATE
HOWELL, MAE V.
)
7
O.U.
(JOHNSON - DECEASED)
JOHNSON 2ND
c.s.c.
4250.
(MRS)
onal
B.A.
1ST
1-21-65
O.S.U. ROSALEE
HARLIN, MARIE 0.
(KOEPKE - ILL)
B.A.
RIDGEVIEW
4
O.U.
NANCY H.
(MRS)
ILL)
1-21-65
12
B.A. 00 U0
(MRS)
(HOLLEY -
c.s.c.
4700o
(MRS)
ED.
LAFAYETTE
WOOLDRIDGE, ROCILLE
(MRS)
1-22-65
B.S.
DEGREE COLLEGE
"FOR 2 DAYS ONLY" NICHOLS HILLS-5TH
STAR SPENCER -
IND.
GRANT SCI ENCE CULBERTSON 2ND
CULBERTSON 1ST DAVIS - 4TH "REINSTATEMENT"
HOOVER S.S. - ENGLISH DUNBAR 4TH FOSTER
6th
JEFFERSON - SPAN. "DURATION OF NEED"
PIERCE
1ST
ARTHUR 2ND -
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
3rd
ASSIGNMENT
resi gnati on
(mr )
CL EVELAND
6th
BOWKER, JAMES L.
1-29-65 (MR)
(OVERTON - TRANSFERRED)
(additi onal
posi tion
HATAWAY, JIMMIE J.
(mrs )
)
$4400.
1333.
(MR) 4300.
(MRS)
j
POSITION)
4300.
KECK, ROBERT V.
(mr )
1-12-65
CAPITOL HILL SR - SS "REM. OF YR. ONLY"
12
1-4-65
NORTHWEST 1/3 TIME ART
0
1-25-65
8000.
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1-22-65
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1-18-65
0
1-26-65
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1-25-65
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1-4-65
C.S.C.
JOY, VERLE D.
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
LOWELL, GENE L.
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
HAM,
(mrs )
4300.
B» A 0
O.U.
(mrs )
4300.
B.A.
O.U. SANDRA K.
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MURRAY, WINNIE
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R.N.
(mrs ) TUCKER, CLARA L.
1-4-65
390.MO
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HARMONY
5TH ROOSEVELT
BUS.
ED.
VOCATIONAL DEPT.
CONSULTANT STAR SPENCER
IND. ARTS
LONGFELLOW
5th - 6th
HILLCREST
3RD
ADULT ED.
PROGRAM
1NSTRUCTOR
PRACTICIAL NURSING CLINICAL
INST.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965
Personnel Recommended
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Prof ession al (MRS)
LONGFELLOW BETTE H.
ROBERTS,
1-22-65
4TH
(mrs )
$4300.
POLLY
STARK,
O.U. B.S.
1-25-65
0
LONGFELLOW 4TH
MATERNITY
(mrs )
CAPITOL HILL SR. VARI-TYPING
CAROLYN L.
CLUCK, (MRS)
CENTRAL
HERRIAGE, ELAINE
BUSINESS
(MRS)
J-22-65
FRENCH
S.
(MRS)
TAFT
JEFFRIES, LOIS A.
MATH.
(MRS)
TELSTAR
KITCHEN, MARIANNE S.
1ST
(MRS)
1-22-65
1-26-65
VAN BUREN
4TH
' TETERS, SALLY A. (MRS)
S.W.S.C. 5800.
DORADEAN
(miss )
1-25-65
B.S.
O.U.
TALLEY, JUDITH A.
4300.
(MR) BAIRD,
1 ST
B•A• o.s.u.
4300.
JOHN E.
(mis s )
B9 S0
0
1-25-65
0
1-25-65
0
<4-25-65
0 »C oU e
NUCKOLLS, CAROL A.
(mr s )
4300.
B0A. OTTERBEIN C.
1-22-65
DITZLER,
1-22-65
FITCH,
1-22-65
ROSE, MIRIAM
1-22-65
CROCKER,
JUDITH A.
4400.
(MRS)
TELSTAR PHYLLIS H.
TETHER,
(MRS)** NEAL,
CAPITOL HILL SR VARI-TYPING
1-22-65
HARDING
HUFF, MARILYN
1-22-65
B.S. O.S.U.
45OO.
BETTY L.
B0S»
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HARDING FRENCH TAFT
MATH.
TELSTAR 1ST VAN BUREN
li
1-21-65
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1-21-65
6
1-25-65
MARSHALL - NURSE "REM. OF YR. ONLY"
1 2
1-25-65
HORACE MANN - KDG. "REM. OF YR. ONLY"
4TH TELSTAR 1ST
ILL HEALTH (MRS)
(MRS)
MARSHALL
LOREE S.
DOUGLAS,
NURSE
(MRS)
HORACE MANN
EVANS, ALLEENE C.
KDG.
(MRS)
NORTHWEST
STUDIES
SOCIAL
PAULINE F.
WALKER,
O.U.
4200.
R.N.
4300.
B.S.
(miss )
O.S.U.
THELMA D.
12-15-64
DECEASED
(mrs )
ADAMS
KENDALL,
1-12-65
2ND
BESSIE
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CLERICAL
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATIONS
(mis s ) -
I fct-
RITA C.
INST. CLERK
TAFT
JOHNSON, ATHA M.
SECRETARY
(mrs )
EMERSON-WASH INS TON CLERK
STAR SPENCER SR. CLERK
(mis s ) PIPES,
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1-22-65
PENNINGTON, JULIA F.
POOLE, MARTHA L.
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CLERK
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CAPITOL HILL SR.
TAYLOR, LAURA
I.
CLERK
12-18-64
BYRD,
$92.50
MARY A.
12-18-64
FISHER,
BECKY J.
(mrs ) MAIER,
ETHOL ENE
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2-1-65
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1-6-65
190.
1-18-65
"REM. OF YR.
I85.
1-6-65
CAPITOL HILL SR. INST. CLERK
215.
1-4-65
CLERK
SECRETARY EMERSON 5 DAY CLERK
1-19-65
1-15-65
(mr s ) SHEPARD,
MARY 1.
HARDING - CLERK
POTTER, AUDREY J.
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(MRS)
(MRS)
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(MISS)
DOUGLASS
CHAPPLE,
1 .
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONI'D
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*
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
MR.
HARVEY LEE BIGGS, £ TIME LAB. ASSISTANT, TECH.
$150.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4,
NORAH J. LITTLE, CLINICAL
MRS.
ELECTRONICS PROGRAM,
VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT,
SALARY
1965.
INSTRUCTOR,
NURSING
TO BE PAID $180.00,
PROGRAM,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 30
1964.
THROUGH DECEMBER II ,
MISS EVELYN MC AFEE, CLERK, AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 12,
SALARY $1.00 PER HOUR,
1965.
CHANGES OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT
CARROL F. DUKE,
MRS.
STAR SPENCER SR., FROM
SALARY $200.00 PER MONTH,
MRS.
BARBARA EPPERSON,
MRS. GRACE TUMA, WASHINGTON,
CAPITOL HILL SR.,
FROM
SALARY $220.00 PER MONTH,
ATTENDANCE CLERK,
CLERK,
PER MONTH,
TO CLERK,
1965.
INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK,
SALARY $215.00
PER MONTH,
TO
EFFECTIVE JANUARY77,1 J965.
FROM 5 TIME RIVERSIDE,
SALARY $225.00 PER MONTH,
SALARY $185.00
INSTRUCTIONAL CLERK,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY J8,
SALARY $112.50
PER MONTH, TO £ TIME RIVERSIDE AND | TIME
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 5, 1965.
CHANGES OF SALARY FOR: LICENSED PRACTICAL NURSE INSTRUCTORS,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4,
1965
FROM $4800.
TO $4980.
ELIZABETH
5100. 5600.
5780.
MC LELLAND, LA RUE
4800.
TOTJ, GERALDEAN
4500.
K1LLOUGH,
LOWE,
RUTH
ELIZABETH
MC LAIN,
5280. 4980. 4680.
EMPLOYMENT OF CENSUS ENUMERATORS AND CLERICAL ASSISTANT AT THE FOLLOWING RATES!
ENUMERATORS (WALKING AREAS)
$1.00 PER HOUR
(DRIVING AREAS)
$1.25 PER HOUR
ENUMERATORS
$1.25 PER HOUR
CLERICAL ASSISTANT
P-7
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS AND SECRETARIES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1964-65 ALEXANDER,
L
HAZEL
BOTTGER,
IRMA L.
BRACKLEI N,
COOK,
(MR)
EDDIE W.
BEARDEN,
(MRS)
F.
(MRS)
KARLA L.
PAULETTE K.
DOTY,
LENA L.
(MRS)
FRANKS,
SALLIE F.
GEORGE, CAROL A.
GULLJC, HELD,
(MR)
FRANCES D.
ENGLISH
ENGLISH, MUSIC
ELEMENTARY FRENCH, SOCIAL
(MR)
NICHOLS, POSE M.
SPEECH,
ART,
(MRS)
PHYS.
PHYS.
ED., BIOL., SCIENCE
NORRIS,
BETTE S.
(MRS)
ELEMENTARY
PERDUE,
NORMA J.
(MRS)
COMMERCE,
(MRS)
SPEECH
HOME EC.
RIPPER, JO ANN (MRS)
ELEMENTARY
ROWDEN, JOHN T.
PHYS.
(MR)
WELANDER, JEANNETTE (MRS) WOOD,
FRED L.
(MR)
NELSON, LINDA K.
PHYS.
HERBST, DREYER,
STUART M. (MR) LOIS L. (MRS)
SOCIAL
LANE,
DONNA 0.
(MRS)
ELEMENTARY
SCIENCE, BIOL.
ED.,
HISTORY
STUDIES
HISTORY,
ENGLISH
SECRETARY
.
ED.
ENGLISH
SYLVESTER (MR)
RUBY (MRS)
BUS.
KINDERGARTEN,
DOZIER,
MC CAULEY,
ED.,
CHEM.,
(MRS)
STUDIES
ED.
ELEMENTARY, MATH.
(MlSS)
PIERCE, GLENDA M.
HISTORY
ELEMENTARY
(MRS)
(MRS)
LINDA P.
STUDIES
ELEMENTARY SOCIOLOGY,
(MRS)
KAHN, RICHARD J.
MORGEN,
(MRS)
(MRS)
JANICE M.
ED.,SOCIAL
ELEMENTARY
(MRS)
FOSTER, CHARLES R.
BUS.
SCIENCE
ENGLISH,
ELEMENTARY
(MRS)
SYDNEY S.
EWING,
BIOLOGY,
SECRETARY
(MR)
PHYLLIS J.
ECHOLS,
IND. ARTS,
ELEMENTARY SECRETARY
(MRS)
CHANDLER, MARY (MRS)
DODD, JOHN L.
SOCIAL STUDIES,
ELEMENTARY
PHYS.
ED
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MURPHY, J.C.
FRANCIS
PIERCE, FRANKLIN
RITCHEY, SCOTT. BOBBY G.
SINGLETARY, JOHN
1
ASSIGNMENT PRAIRIE QUEEN
FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN..
JOHN MARSHALL
ROOSEVELT i TIME FLOORMAN
CRESTON HILLS FLOORMAN
HEAD CUSTODIAN
ADMINISTRATION BLD
EFFECTIVE DATE
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1-15-65
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ASSIGNMENT
1-25-65
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LEE •
FLOORMAN
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MCKINLEY | TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
BUCHANAN
CRESTON HILLS
TIME FLOORMAN
105.MO.
1-4-65
ROOSEVELT
HAYES,
210.MO.
STAR i TIME FLOORMAN
LARRY RICHARDSON, LEONARD
1-4-65
1-18-65
105.MO. 210.M0.
1-4-65
DAGGS. HAROLD L. DUNCAN, LONNY
52.50MO.
1-20-65
DEAN, BOBBY L.
210.MO.
12-18-64
12-31-64
12-31-64
STAR i TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
BUCHANAN
MCKINLEY e FLOORMAN
+ tim
FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
BROWN. PHIL W.
ADMINISTRATION BLD 3.
i-j 4-65
5 TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
1-7-65 I05.M0.
KENNEDY 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
HENDERSON, WILBERT
12-28-64
1 57. 50MO
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RICHARDSON. CLEONARD
12-29-64
MADISON 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
12-31-64
12-31-64
12-15-64
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1-13-65
rm 'an
ROCKWOOD
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DAVIS,
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1-22-65
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PERSONNEL
, FOOD SERVICE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effe cti ve DATE
emplo yme ^ME
RYAN, LENA
SAWYER.
CHRISTINE
ST.CYR, LORETTA
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------- —--------- ■----------------------------------------------
SALARY
1.00 HR.
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
1-20-65
1.00 HR.
1-22-65
1.00 HR.
1-22-6,5
UNDERWOOD. LOUISE
1.00 HR.
1-22-65
PITT, DOROTHY
1.05 HR.
l-H-65
SCOTT,
255.MO.
1-4-65
I.00 HR.
I-I8-65
1.00 HR.
1-32-65
ASSIGNMENT UNASS1GNED
HELPER UNASSJGNED HELPER
NORTH HIGHLAND SUBSTITUTE HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
LEAVE OF ABSENCE PRAIRIE QUEEN
GREGORY. ALTA
HEL PER ARTHUR
MERRIMAN, MAUDE
COOK
1-15-65 1-15-65
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IRVING, ALVENA
NYE,
PAULINE
ADAMS
COOK
LINWOOD
MANAGER
GREEN PASTURES
HELPER STAR SPENCER
HELPER
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended. d
PERSONNEL
MAINTENANCE
ASSIGNMENT
RES3GNAT10IfJAME
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
ELECTRONIC
_____ L.
TECHNICIAN
ASSIGNMENT
BAXTER, JOHNNIE R.
2.00 HR.
p-17-64
PAINTER
DRISKILL. JOHN A.
1.25 HR.
1-22-65
LABORER
LOY. MYRON 1.
1.50 HR.
1-4-65
SEMI-SKI 11 pn 1 fiROR
SIMPSON, JAMES E.
2.00 HR.
1-12-65
PAINTER
1.25 HR.
1-22-65
LABORER
TONEMAH,
PICKENS, LAWRENCE
ve APPROVED effecti DATE EXP.
degre e COLLEGE
SALARY
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
FRANCIS
1-8-65
.......
P-14 CHANGES IN SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS!
SERVICE DEPARTMENTS J.L. DOUGHTY, FLOORMAN AT N.W. CLASSEN, SALARY $210. SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 18, |965.
SAM GARRISON, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EUGENE FIELD, $310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 22, 4965.
PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WHEELER,
SALARY
SALARY
MARYN LONNIE MORGAN, FLOORMAN AT HER0NV1LLE, SALARY $220. PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN AT ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 22, 8 96.5 o CLAUD WINDHAM, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WHEELER, SALARY $310. PER MONTH, BLDG., SALARY $340. PER MONTH, EFFECT! VE JANUARY 2J , 1965.
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT THE ADMINISTRATION
MAINTENANCES
WILLJAM HOMER BOHROFEN, TEMPORARY HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR, SALARY $1.54 PER HR, TO REGULAR HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR, SALARY $3200. PER YR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 26, 1965.
TO REGULAR ELECTRONIC’S HELPER,
PERCY JAMES JR., TEMPORARY ELECTRONIC’S HELPER, SALARY $1.25 PER HR, SALARY $2800. PER YR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 26, I965.
MAX MUSGRAVE, TEMPORARY ELECTRONIC’S HELPER, SALARY $1.25 PER HR, $3200. PER YR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 26, 1965. CHARLES CECIL YARBROUGH, TEMPORARY PAINTER, JANUARY 26, J965.
SALARY $2.00 PER HR,
TO ELECTRONIC’S HELPER-GRADE 2, SALARY
TO PAINTER, SALARY $4200. PER YR,
EFFECTIVE
SUPPLY DEPARTMENTS
BOB DECKER,
ASSISTANT FOREMAN,
SALARY $3100. PER YR, TO $3500.
JAMES DUFFY, WAREHOUSING AND DISTRIBUTION COORDINATOR, FEBRUARY I, 1965.
TRUCK DRIVER’S HELPER, SALARY $2900.
PER YR,
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I,
1965.
PER YR, TO $6600. PER YR,
SALARY $6300.
NEAL HANEY, WAREHOUSEMAN, SALARY $3200. PER YR, TO $3300.
CECIL HARDWICK,
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1,
TO $3200.
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE
1965.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1,
1965.
DALE HENDRIX, TRUCK DRIVER'S HELPER,
SALARY $2900. PER YR,
TO $3200. PER YR,
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I,
1965.
OTIS QUINTON, TRUCK DRIVER’S HELPER,
SALARY $2900. PER YR,
TO $3200.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 1,
1965.
KENNETH SEATON, WAREHOUSEMAN,
SALARY $2900. PER YR,
TO $3200. PER YR,
HAROLD SMITH, WAREHOUSEMAN, SALARY $2900. PER YR, TO $3200. PER YR,
MELVIN WHITSON,
TRUCK DRIVER,
SALARY $3300.
PER YR,
PER YR, TO $3500.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I,
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY I,
PER YR,
J965.
1965.
EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY J,
1965.
FOOD SERVICES ROSALEE COLEMAN, SUBSTITUTE, UNASSIGNED, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 20, 1965. AMZIE B. COOK, COOK AT ADAMS, 4, 1965-
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO BAKER AT COOLIDGE,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSJGNED,
DORIS MILLIGAN, KEY HELPER AT N.W. CLASSEN, PER HR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4, 1965.
MERLE MINTER, HELPER AT CAPITOL HILL SR, EFFECTIVE JANUARY 25, 1965.
MAMIE OGLE, HELPER AT RIDGEVIEW,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR,
TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY
SALARY $] .00
TO SUBSTITUTE UNASSIGNED, SALARY $1.00 PER HR.,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO BAKER AT RIDGEVIEW,
SALARY $1.10 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 25,
I
1905. MARTHA PENDLETON, HELPER AT MOON, SALARY $1.05 PER HR,
TO COOK AT DUNBAR,
SALARY $1.10 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 4,
1965.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D R. #29 Personnel Approved
Motion was made By Mr. Rogers and seconded b^mrs. Welch to approve the personnel items as listed in the permanent minutes. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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 per the following itemized list.) February 1, 1965
ITEM.#1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
RATIFICATION OF JANUARY.1965 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1,565,695.16
1964-65 BUILDBIG LEVY FUND
$
72,864.34
BOND FUND
$.
1,150.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR FEBRUARY. 1965 IN. THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
1,600.000,00
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
75,000,00
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 SPPVTC.KS._______ ’________________________ ________________________ BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 1, 1965
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
189,017.12
1963- 64 GENERAL FUND
$
39,820.91
1964- 65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
87,814.93
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
1,212.50
BOND FUND
$
74,985.62
TOTAL
$
392,851.08
1964-65 GENERAL FUND ADAMS ENGINEERING & BLUE PRINTING Title VIII
Low
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH Library Supplies Library Supplies Printing Manpower Printing Manpower
Standard Standard Standard Low Low Board Action
6.00 18.60 5.70 14.90 6.00 214.50
265.70
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Project Planning Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Selected Standard Board Action Standard
1.05 2.25 2.50 4.60 79.55 7.80
97-75
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
16.01
A. M. SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Electronics - Supplies
Low
11.25
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Filter Expense
Board Action
AMERICAN BODY & TRAILER, INCORPORATED
14.96
1,493-95
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 -COST'D
;....................
u.
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Lawn Repair and Supplies Maintenance
Low Selected
AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY Furniture Repair Material
Standard
31.00
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SOCIETY Title VIII
Publisher
48.80
AMES SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low Letter Bid
111.16 12.70
123.86
210.00 *
AM-TEX FABRIC & SALES INCORPORATED General Instruction..
Low
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Dept. Supplies Health Dept. Supplies
Low Low
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE R.R. CO. Travel Expense
Board Action
45.81
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
29.08
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
SeJe cted
24.25
BARBER & LINDBERG Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
40.50
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
BARNELL LOFT, LTD. Library
Publisher
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
BERRY OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty Vehicles - Heavy Duty Maintenance
Low Low Selected
BIG THREE WELDING EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board
38.84 61.48
15.00 18.71
Action Action Action Action Action
41.20
100.32
33.71
418.30 4.50
21.09 80.85 39.57 2.29 9.34 8.96 39-49 2.29
141.51
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
B-3
BIG THREE WELDING EQPT. CO. (continued) General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines Audio Visual Materials
Standard Standard Selected
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low
HAROLD L. BLUE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
RALPH BOLEN OLDSMOBIIE General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
BOTTENFIELD’S, INCORPORATED Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. General Equipment Repair & Supply
Standard
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INCORPORATED Travel Expense
Board Action
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
19.50
JOHN A BROWN COMPANY General Instruction
Low
26.95
CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY Storeroom Stock Title VIII
Board Action Board Action
BUCKLEY’S APCO SERVICE Operating Gas and Oil
Agreement
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
53.07 2.29 11.47 2.29 8.96 2.29 8.96 2.29 39.66 13-74 14.10
221.49
1.29 330.00 19.00.
350.29
60.60 5-50 107.50
7.75
44.60 22.80 - 36.15 39-35 24.00
113.00
11.09
166.90
44-01 378.88
12.00 145.80
157.80 27-88
.................................................................
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Bills and Payrolls
B-4
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
BURMAX COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Administration Expense Bulk Mailing Permit Pubs, for Curr. LibraryVehicles - Heavy Duty Fidelity Bonds
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Board Action
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Low
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY General Instruction Printing Printing Superintendent’s Office Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low Low
E. B. ’’JACK” CASTLE General Instruction
Low
BOB CATES General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Instruction Vehicles - Regular
Low Low Low Low Low Low
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORP. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
2.00
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES Personnel Office
Publisher
1.50
CITY AUTO PARTS INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
CITI BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action Board Action
CITI OF MIDWEST CITI Water & Sewerage
Utilities
93.86
CITI OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
17.00
CITI OFFICE SUPPLI Furniture Repair Materials
Low
12.00
37.96 Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
2.00 30.00 2.00 5.50 20.00
59.50 1,275.21 7.17
30.12 163.50 60.20 10.62 30.08
294.52
27.03
48.68 112.30 4.02 168.00 27.09 - 26.80
386.89
153.80
1,392.00 85.84 4.570.90
6,048.74
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Low
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE DIVISION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Letter Bid Low
73.44 3.10
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Instructional Office Storeroom Stock Manpower
Low Low Low
10.80 84.0©^ 7.00
ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty Operating - Gas & Oil
Low Board Action
COOKS PAINT & VARNISH General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION General Instruction
Publisher
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Audio Visual Materials
Standard Low.
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
COX RADIO & SOUND Electronics - Supplies Electronics - Supplies
Low Selected
MR. FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
15.00 25-00 20.40
60.40 11.00
76.54
101.80 12.00
955-95
30?>40
1,265.35
76.80 7.20
15.92 11.00
26.92
50.00 132.00 69.50
201.50 14.00
74.40 37.82 2.04 3.72 721.98
839.96
26.85
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1,19.65 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-6
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Selected Selected
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD' Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher
DALLAS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Library
Selected
3.42 43.22 22.52 .. 40.75 17.55 18.75
73-31
77.05 3.06
>
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Project Planning
Board Action
6.88
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
3.55
DENTON’S General Instruction
Selected
103.75
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Agreement
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLASS Special Education
Reimbursement
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET COMPANY Vehicles - Regular Vehciles - Regular Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Vehicles - Regular
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
15.26 4-95 12.34 14.79 131.39 26.20
BILL DOYLE Project Planning Library Supplies Printing Instructional Office Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low
•16.00 52.00 198.00 3.20 7.20
DRILLERS ENGINE & SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education
Reimbursement
93.20
32.63 31.00
63.63
48.60
222.48
276.40
51.42 21.81 1.086.97
1,108.78
21.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. OF OKLA. Manpower Manpower Office Machines Manpower Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Agreement Rental Agreement Low Agreement Agreement
EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. Manpower
Low
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Title VIII Title VIII Title VIII Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
42.85
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY INC. General Instruction
Board Action
25.83
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS Title III
Publisher
FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction
Selected Selected Low
17-37 1.07
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard
59-38 20.14
79.52
MRS. DONALD FRANCEN Special Education Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt Reimbursement
8.64 7.20
15.84
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
1.50 1.10
2.60
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
DALE GEORGE COMPANY, INC. General Equipment Repair & Supply-
Low
35-82 24.50 49.02 225.00 446.40 11.81 2.70
795.25
34.65 44.55 47.62^ 57.11 162.00 274.55 80.85 99.76
766.44
110.40
21.53
500.00
90.00 65.86
155.86 6.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and' Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
7.60
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE General Equipment Repair & Supply
48.54
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Manpower
Low
MRS. C. E. GRIGGS Special Education
Reimbursement
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbur s ement
10.80
HARRY C. HAMILTON Custodial Supplies
Low
25.40
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
18.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Manpower Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low Low . Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Standard Standard Board Action Low Letter Bid
RUBY HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
15.00
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY Title VIII
Standard
16.00
362.52
50.00 311.40
33.49 12.88 74.23 4.70 26.60 21.50 71.42 1.29 62.00 11.08 4.30 4.22 180.24 6.00 60.84 292.89 50.40 22.78 56.30 27.64 5.39 10.64 32.96 34.80 130.00 20.00
1,258.59
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
5*.
- i
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
HOHMAN & BROWN Repair to Repair to Repair to
APPLIANCE SERVICE, INC. Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment
B-9
Standard Standard Standard
HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Library
Board Action
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
HORN SEED Lawn Lawn Lawn
Low Low Selected
COMPANY, INCORPORATED Repair Repair Repair
45-55 9.50 54.00
109.05 7,319.27
65.35 4-50 63.20^ 47.78
115.48
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET General Instruction
Agreement
54.71
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction
Low
19.15
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
10.80
HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
44.50
IBM CORPORATION Office Machines Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing Manpower Data Processing Data Processing
Standard Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Low Letter Bid Rental Agreement Rental Agreement
INDEPENDENT SAFE & LOCK SERVICE CO. Vehicles - Regular
Low
3.20
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST. #1 (Tulsa) Library
Selected
2.50
INDEPENDENT SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
Standard
9.00
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Equipment 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 Selected
9.72 120.50 100.00 75.00 ' 75.00 475-00 68.18 2.720.50
1.94 17.70 4.68 8.68 23.52
3,643.90
120.45
i
I!
I
i
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, I965 - CONT'D
5*.
Bills and Payrolls
B-1O
1964”65 GENERAL (continued) INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Library
Board Action
51.04
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Lew
45.88
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
64.26 18.59
23-92 30.00
82.85
53.92
‘p
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY General Equipment Repair and Supply General Equipment Repair and Supply
Standard Low
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INCORPORATED General Equipment Repair and Supply
Low
KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Storeroom Stock Title VIII Project Planning
Board Action Board Action Board Action
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Low
KRIEGER-RAGSDALE & COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Standard
184.26
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
210.00
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
101.50
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF OKLA. CITY Library
Publisher
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Land & Bldg. Rental
Rental Agreement
565.00
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Low
136.50
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat (Geo, Wright) Heat (Geo. Wright) Heat (Lone Star)
Low Low Low
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Selected
16.22
35.63
99.00 560.00 182.40 255.89 26.40
33.60
998.29
60.00
40.32
50,00 55.00 62.00
167.00 10.20
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-ll
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.) LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY COMPANY . Printing Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
2.40 18.50
20.90
MACMILLAN COMPANY Library Library
Publisher Low
80.16 8.52
88 .68
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Maintenance
Low
147.08
T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental
Rental Agreement
125.00
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MCGRAW-HILL PUBLICATIONS (N.J.) Purchasing Dept. TV Rights General Instruction Title III
Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY (Chicago) Manpower
Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low
MEDLEY SCALE & EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Health Department Supplies
Low Letter Bid
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Printing
Standard
6.88
METROPOLITAN SCH. STUDY COUNCIL Library
Publisher
1.75
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
242.30
MICROFILM PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low
60.00 7.00 102.50 23.15 180.18
312.83
61.21 142.80 20.25
163.05 9.20 267-54
40.00 38-53 7.64 44.08 20.84 28.27 50.30
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-12
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY (continued) Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Furniture Repair Materials Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Low Letter Bid
3.31 91.92 27.56 22.39 51.25 1.95 465.00 44.95 5.00 699.91
1,602.90
>
A. J. MILLER Travel Expense - San Francisco Special Voc. Educ. Program
Board Action
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Electronics Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
MILLER-NORRIS COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
104.40
MILLER & SON BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Selected
280.96
MILLSAP’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
92.00
MINNESOTA MINING AND MFG. COMPANY Title III Audio Visual Materials
Board Action Board Action
M & J ELECTRIC COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
MODERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT General Eqpt. Repair and Supplies
Low
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. Data Processing
Low Letter Bid
MORTON SALT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Standard
20.00
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
98.11
NELSON ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES Title VIII
Low
58.01
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISES INC. Printing
Board Action
40.10
67.67 118.93
10,:020.00
73W
186.60
10,751.25 31.00
6.00
1,052.28 158.25
1,978.20
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT’D
B-13
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
38.40
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Eqipment Repair
Low
43.68
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Manpower LibraryStoreroom Stock Purchasing
Low Low Low Standard
OKLAHOMA ACADEMY OF SCIENCE In Service Training
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Manpower Audio Visual Adult School Supplies Laundry Expense General Instruction Manpower Audio Visual Materials Manpower
-
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Agreement Agreement Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Low Low Low Selected
& & & &
Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
9.55 3.65 80.00 11.00
'r
25.00 3.50 30.00 140.00 15.00 6.10 3.50 5.00
104.20
181.72
228.10 7,425.07
12.80 48.25 81.85 3.18
146.08
OKLAHOMA EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION AUTHORITY TV Rights
Board Action
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
OKLA. COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL Health Department Supplies
Standard
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Subscriptions
Publisher
367.20
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
36,845.47
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock Library
Low Low
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Instructional Office
Low
1,000.00 46,948.92
10.00
172.78 374-00
546.78 11.46
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS’ SUPPLY CO. INC. Adult School Supplies Health Department Supplies
Low Low
27.33 3.00
30.33
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Manpower Office Machines
Standard Standard Agreement
10.00 13.42 9.60
33-02
MRS. PHILIP OLANDESE Special Education
Re imbur s ement
17.40
JACK F. PARKER Travel Expense - Wash. D. C. Natl. Assoc, of Educ. Broadcasters
Board Action
63-85
PAULMAR INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
68.30
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
12.13 10.27
22.40 19.29
LOW
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III Title III
Low Low Low Low Low
7-08 24.72 9.55 52.71 18.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low
292.48 293-28
PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
5.00
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
PRAKKEN PUBLICATIONS, INC. Title VIII
Publisher
10.75
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
76.25
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
103.18
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
42.84
343-OP
112.06
928.76
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
B-15
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
2.10
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. INC. Project Planning
Low
1.75
RHYTHM BAND, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
8.23
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Vehicles - Regular
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Storeroom Stock Title VIII Project Planning
Board Action Board Action Board Action
ROADWAY EXPRESS, INCORPORATED Library
Standard
35.69
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbur s ement
21.90
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
95.95
M. W. RONEY Travel Expense - San Francisco Spec. Educ. Vocational Program
Board Action
58.95
R. & R. LAUNDRY SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
63.60
MRS. MARVIN SCHLEGEL Special Education
Reimbursement
SCHOOL PRODUCTS COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
SCOTT CHEVROLET General Instruction
Agreement
2.91
SEAL, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Selected
6.19
1,400•46
9.23 36.17 11.23 30.94
87.57
159.20 611.32 514.84
1,285.36
326.52 37.50
403.38
9.90
24.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-16
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY General Instruction
Low
21.89
SERVICE BUREAU CORPORATION Data Processing
Selected
14.53
SESAC, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
35-00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Instruction • General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected Selected Standard Standard Low Letter Bid Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
3-50 26.57 20.9.(f 1.00 54-00 13.50 20.25 174-35 2.40 11.35 25.86 300.13 12.60 80.70 76.50 24.00 495-00 82.64 17.60
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Selected
47.80 260.01
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
122.04
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
61.90
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
32.79
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Manpower
Low
10.32
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Filter Expense
Low
93-47
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone Expense
Utilities
1,442.85
307.81
7.95
18,390.94
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-17
1964-65 GENERAL.FUND (continued)
SOUTH-WESTERN PUB. COMPANY Manpower.
Publisher
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance
Standard
MR. RILEY SPENCER Special Education
Reimbursement
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewerage
Utilities
28.15
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
16.33
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Adult school supplies
Selected
61.14
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
STANLEY WORKS General Instruction
Selected
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Storeroom Stock Title III
Board Action Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Manpower
Selected
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
262.84 108.39
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
lZlriO
BILL STORY FIRE AND SAFETY Maintenance Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher
Board Action Board Action Board Action
SUCCESSFUL FARMING CIRCULATION CO. General Instruction
Publisher
13.50
SUDBURY LABORATORY General Instruction
Selected
21.18
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY ; Vehicles - Regular
Low
887.66
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
336.63
56.66 107.92
3.24
126.46 5.60
37.50 2.865.93
2,903.43 54.00
71.50
144.56 11.20
371.23
245.00
175.51
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-18
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS Audio Visual Materials
Standard
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Project Planning Title III Title III
Low Board Action Board Action
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Instructional Offices General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Library Supplies General Instruction Title VIII Purchasing Superintendents Office Superintendents Office Business Office Business Office Project Planning Manpower Manpower Manpower Storeroom Stock Title VIII Project Planning
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III
Publisher
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning Storeroom Stock Title VIII
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title VIII Title VIII Title VIII TYLER & SIMPSON CO. INSTITUTIONAL Health Department Supplies
. Low Selected Board Action Board Action Board Action
Low Low Low
â– Low
10.00 50.00 1,818.70 276.20
2,144.90
23.52 45.60 399.0Q<15.56 2.93 5.20 11.40 24-45 . 23.58 12.30 157.65 2.04 5-46 2.80 4-53 126.27 13.80 9.50 12.60 2.48 26.34 260.50 7-20 72.64
1,243.83
525.60
75.53 31.25 .63 491.00 .184.60 20.90
728.38
2.34 7.92 25.60
35.86 236.75
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B-19
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) UARCO INCORPORATED Printing
Low
. 181.91
UNITED STATES..PLYWOOD CORPORATION . General Instruction
Low
118.21
UNIVERSAL TYPOGRAPHERS, INC. Printing Printing Printing
Selected Selected Selected
VARIETY WHOLESALE COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
4.50 10.82 2.15
17.47
4.32 •-Z'”
VASECO INCORPORATED Title III Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Standard
VROMAN’S Library
Publisher
17.50
WALLACE & TIERNAN, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
19.80
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY General. Eqpt.. Repair & Supplies
Low
72.50
WELDORS. SUPPLY COMPANY . Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Clerk
Agreement Agreement .Agreement Agreement Selected
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Low Low>
WESTERN GILLETTE INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
WESTERN MACHINERY CORPORATION General Equipment
Low
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Manpower Repair, to InstrucEquipment Printing Manpower Manpower ■ Manpower Manpower
Selected Selected Selected Low Low Low Board Action
14.80 -95.
18.75
9.40
7.50 7.50 7.50 7.50
■ 13.41 11.10
454.72
24.51
8.93 20.00
12.60 2.85 28.75 26.40 . 40.00 2.00 2.281.02
2,393.62
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B-20
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Laundry. Expense
Agreement
23.17
WESTERN: UNION Telegraph
Utilities
8.85
WHITE SEWING CENTER Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
. Standard . Low
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
. Reimbursement
4.50 . 14.40
18.90
11.76
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
23.50
WOODS LABORATORIES,. INC. General. Eqpt. Repair &■ Supplies
Low
27.50
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
25.20
Yow Brake & Clutch Supply Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Selected
, 47„d4
51.34
ZEIGLER OF OKLAHOMA CITY Manpower Manpower
Selected Selected
125.00 125.00
250.00
4.00
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Publisher
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY St or er oom Stock
Board Action
22,356.00
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2,041.87
FIDELER COMPANY Library
Publisher
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
MACMILLAN COMPANY Library
Publisher
13.10
8.92
296.10 4.71
455.78
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1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-21
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
350.10
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
88.00
RANDOM . HOUSE SCHOOL &• LIBRARY.. SERVICE Library Title III
Board Action Board Action
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt.> Repair &. Supply
Standard
SANITARY. EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board,Action •
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES.,INC. Manpower
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Audio Visual Materials Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
252.66 . 104.23
356.89
30.50
580.00
5.65 158.04
13,233-29
1964-65 BUILDING. LEVY FUND
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
ACME FENCE &- IRON COMPANY,, INC. Materials - Buildings
■ Low
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
211.00
AMIS & KELLY CONSTRUCTION CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
248.76
BROOKS & MCCONNELL,, INCORPORATED Materials ~ Buildings
■ Low. Letter Bid
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
! Low ■ Low Board Action
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Materials - Buildings
’ Reimbursement
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials. - Buildings CATHEY.ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low.Letter Bid .: Low
135.00 -
18.50
594.03
220.00 30.00
443.50 10.00
. 184.00
137.50
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-22
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
M. H. CAVNAR &. SON,. INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low - Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials — Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials — Buildings Title III Materials. — Buildings Materials - Buildings
■ Low . Standard . Low Letter Bid Board Action Board.Action Board Action
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings . Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
. Selected
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials- Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials.- Buildings Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings
. Low Low ■ Low Board Action. Board Action
THE DENMAN COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
• Low
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials. Materials — Materials. -
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III Equipment for Instruction
DULANEY’S Equipment for Instruction EMSCO ELECTRIC. Materials Materials. Materials. Materials Materials. Materials
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
143.00 15.98
35.82 423.35 . 185-50 7.9.P 444.54 441.80 668.40
459.17
WOP
2,681.24
. 17.86 6,887.07
6,904.93 34.97
198.00 14.40 498.25 -319.06
. Wo,
-
1,123.31
257-14
. Low ■ Low Board Action Selected
. 10.20 85.00 9.00 33.3Q
137.50
Low Board Action
250.00 1.052.55
1,302.55
1 Low Low .■ Low ' Low Low ■Low Low
526.50
9.33 39.50 298.90 29.60 36.00 162.25
575-58
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Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings • Materials - Buildings EVANS ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials ~ Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
B-23
■ Low Low
114.00 138.00
252.00
72.00
Low ■ Low Low ■' Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
159.75 81.17 27.50 90.52 877.24 16.92 3.46
1,256.56 i-
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
F., E. GEORGIA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
34.20
W. W. GRAINGER, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
133.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Buildings
133.42 328.96
462.38 119.50
1,989.60
Low Low Low Low Low Low
47.50 12.60 79.18 9.45 4.30 ■33??5
186.98 8.70
■ Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
INDUSTRIAL ARTS SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
9.97
INDUSTRIAL METALS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
35.94
. Low
435-00
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment for Instruction
26 ® z^o 76.25
102.65
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.JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
'V 1
KEETON INDUSTRIES,, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
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- Low . .. Low Low
4.45 6.30 10.00
20.75
KP-SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
159.90
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
133.80
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings
Board.Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
GEORGE MAPPES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #5 -Bldgs. -U.S. Grant
Board Action
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
Low .. Low . Low . Low Low . ■ Low • Low . Standard Low . Low • Low Low Standard
MILLER FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Agreement
MURPHY & PERKINS Materials Materials Materials Materials -
CONCRETE COMPANY Buildings Board Action Buildings Board Action Buildings .Board Action Buildings Board Action ------ -------- ------ ----- ■--- ------- ------------NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Low Materials - Buildings Low Materials' - Buildings Low Materials - Buildings Board Action
O’CONNOR-OKLAHOMA COMPANY,. INC. Materials - Buildings OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
.PARCO SCIENTIFIC, INCORPORATED Title III
240.00 239.08 434.78 136.00 240.00 61.89 70.50 76.00 108.60 119.20 28.53 ' 48.72
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103.20 358.40 76.80 76.80 40.00 85.00 849.32 657.30
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1,803.30
1 1 1 s
51.60
! f 1
100.50
1 t ! i !
615.20
1,631.62 495.00
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719.80
Low Low Low Low
.
36.60
Low Letter Bid
Board Action
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
HARRY. RETTER ELECTRIC Materials - Buildings
385.21
5
Low
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Title III
1,396.37
40,616.00
■ Low
MONARCH REFINERIES, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
323.65 523.32 15.50
1
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Materials.- Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Bills and Payrolls
1.56
.Selected
Standard
Board Action . Seiecteri
6,162.55 192.00 65.71 44.48 154.56
456.75
68.02 504.00
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Bills and. Payrolls
L.,L.. RIDGWA^ENTERPRISES, INC.
Low Letter Bid
500.70
SANFAX CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
158.50
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
660.00
Title VIII
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
. Low
165.00
S & H SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
. Low
157.50
SHERMAN MACHINE &.IRON WORKS Materials ~ Buildings
Low
162.00
SLAYTER BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. Materials. - Bldg. “ Madison Materials. - Bldg. - Spencer
Board Action Board Action
2,615.50 3.642.60
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
220.85 122.50 ---
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials ~ Buildings
Selected
SOUTHWESTERN GLASS &■ MIRROR COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
Low. Letter Bid
175.50
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY ■ Materials - Buildings
Low
198.00
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Noninstructional Eqpt.
Selected
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY . Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title VIII
Board Action
230.00
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Equipment for Instruction
Low
115.34
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials ~ Buildings Materials - Buildings
■ Low Low Low Letter Bid
6,258.10
343-35
91.00
1,300.00
105.48 43.40
149.37 383.36 8.16
148.88
540.89
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,212.50
BOND FUND
HUGH A. BRADSHAW ENGINEERING. CONSULTANT Business. Expense
Selected
238.62
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY . Equipment - Webster & Kennedy
Board Action
680.00
DOWLINGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Webster & Kennedy
Board Action
2,105.10
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Equipment.-'Kennedy
Board Action
860.00
HUMES & BERG MFG. .COMPANY, INC. Equipment.“"Webster |
Low
193.60
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #8 7;Madison ;
Board Action
11,117.30
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Bills and Payrolls
B-27
BOND FUND (continued) METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Est. #8 - Star Spencer
Board Action
57,771.00
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #8 -Arch.Fee -Star'Spencer
Board Action
1,155.42
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
137.80
VIRGO MFG. CORPORATION Equipment - Kennedy
Board Action
535.00
LOUIS C.- WILLIAMS, ARCHITECT Est. #8 - Arch.Fee - Madison
Board Action
191.78
â– SPECIALS PAID DURING THE.MONTH OF JANUARY 1965
2,000*00
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION
Board Action
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Social Security
971.75
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Social Security
109,549.75
MODJESKA DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
New. Sites
12,000.00
LEONHARDT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
New Sites
14,878.30
R. #30 It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board ratify the January payrolls, authorize issuing the February payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per Bills and the itemized list attached in the total amount of $392,851.08 as recommended. On roll call, Payrolls App. all members voted "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve a permanent right-of-way R- #31 easement to Oklahoma Natural Gas Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on the North 8 feet of the South Easement to ON1 48 feet of the E/2 of the SE/4 of the SE/4, Section 24, T 12 N, R 2 W, to be used as right- (Taft) of-way to lay, maintain, operate, relay, and remove a pipeline with the right of ingress and egress to and from the same. (South side Taft Junior High School site.) The Board's attorney has approved the easement as to form. Motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to authorize an agreement to purchase from the A. Bodine heirs who are: Hugh A. Bodine, Ruby Bodine Anderson, C. Orville Bodine, Pearl Bodine, Mabel Bodine, Betty Lee Bodine Vawter, Clarence Vawter, Harold D. Heise, Theresa Heise, Richard A. Heise, Catherine Heise, James Ellsworth Butcher, Catherine Butcher. Alice L. Keefe, and C. J. Keefe, the E/2 of the N/2 of the SE/4, Section 24, T 11 N, R 3 W, Oklahoma County (40 acres, more or less) for a total of $50,000 and to authorize payment for same upon approval of title by the Board's attorney and the delivery of proper conveyances of title. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #32 Purchase from Bodines (Tech. School Site)
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize an agreement with Lumber Developers, Inc., 7304 Nichols Road, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to purchase the SE/4 of the NE/4, Section 24, T 11 N, R 3 W, Oklahoma County (40 acres, more or less) for a total of $44,000 and to authorize payment for same upon approval of title by the Board's attorney and the delivery of proper conveyances of title and assurance that the terms of the purchase agreement will be met. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #33 Purchase from Lumber DeveLcpej (Tech.Sch.Site
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of electrical supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc., who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the on roll
R. #34 Electrical Sup Approved
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr. F&gers and seconded . Estes to approve the purchase of classroom furniture and equipment for use at Star-Spencer Junior-Senior High School from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,412.00 966.OO 223.00
Wenger Music Equipment Company Educators Manufacturing Company S & H Manufacturing Company
$ 2,601.00
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C.
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R. #36 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of fence mateFence Materials rials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Approved
$ 1,096.43 525.62 31.56
Acme Fence & Iron Company, Inc. Anchor Post Products, Inc. United States Steel Corporation
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
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R. #37 Heating and Plumbing Sup.
Motion was made by Mr. Estes 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::.: $
U. S. Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Federal Corporation
789.48 783.OO 134.00 158.00
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 62O-CD. voting "Aye" on roll call.
Motion carried with all .members
R. #38 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of carpentry Carpentry Mtls. materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies who submitted Approved the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,285.75 7O5.6O
McAlister Materials Billington Lumber Company Total
$ 1,991-35
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1, 1965 - CONT'D All members voted "Aye" on roll calL
These purchases are to bll charged to Account\Jk 620-CD.
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R. #39 Motion was made by Mt. Estes and seconded by Mrs Welch to authorize the validation of an agreement with Interstate Library Service Company who submitted the low quotation in response Library Book to the attached Notice for furnishing library books. Motion carried with all members voting Agreement "Aye" on roll call_._____ ._______________________________ _ ________ _ _________ __________
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$1,209.73 124.80 766.87 1,533.06 121.41 221.10 121.32 782.83 300.72
Mideke Supply Company Hooper Supply Company Service Supply, Inc. Hart Industrial Supply Company KP-Supply Company, Inc. Minton Machinery Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Severin Supply Company Midwest Shop Supplies, Inc. ■
R. #4o Vocational and Ind. Arts Sup. Approved
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to authorize validation of agreements with the following companies for furnishing various products to all school cafeterias during the remainder of the 1964-65 school year, these companies having submitted quotations in response to the attached Notices: Bernard Food Industries, Inc. Wm. E. Davis & Sons, Inc. Direct Food Sales Company Capitol Frosted Foods Hale Halsell Company Jay Freeman Company, Inc. John Sexton & Company Morrison Wholesale Company S. & F. Foods Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Tyler & Simpson Company Capitol Frosted Foods Wm. E. Davis & Sons, Inc. Hale Halsell Company Morrison Wholesale Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Tyler & Simpson Company
Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Canned Foods Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples Staples (Continued)
R. #41 Agreements for Food Service 1964-65 App.
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R- #41 Continued
Tea and Condiments Tea and Condiments Tea and Condiments Tea and Condiments Frozen Foods Frozen Foods Frozen Foods
Cain’s Coffee Company Capitol Frosted Foods Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Co. Tyler & Simpson Company Capitol Frosted Foods Mid-Central Fish Company S. & F. Foods Company
carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #42 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of lumber Purchase of for use by various departments from the following companies who submitted the loft quotations: Lumber Approved $ 2,913.25 Austin Lumber Company Frank Paxton Lumber Company 382.60 Total
$ 3,295.85
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: BL 620-CD BL 1030-C
$ 1,642.50 1,653.35
Total
$ 3,295.85
carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R- >3 Sold Portion Sarver Site to City
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the sale to the City of Oklahoma City a parcel of land from the Carver Elementary School Site containing 0.80 acres, a strip 50' x 400' off the East side and 43 1/2’ x 325' off the North side for $7,850.00, a price set by an appraisal authorized by the Board on April 1, 1963* The School District to have access at any point along the East and, North sides of the school ground to the new stree which will be constructed on the parcel recommended for sale. The Board’s attorney will approve the deed as to form. Legal description follows:
A strip, piece or parcel of land lying in part of the NW/4 of Section 6, T 11 N, R 3 W, in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Said parcel of land being described by metes and bounds as follows: BEGINNING at a point 56 feet East of the West line and 504.75 feet South of the North line of said NW/4, thence East a distance of 386.2 feet, thence South a distance of 395*07 feet, thence West a distance of 50 feet, thence N 0° 04' 32" E a distance of 324.33 feet, thence Northwesterly on a curve to the left having a radius of 27 feet a distance of 42.65 feet, thence S 89° 34’ 42" W a distance of 308.96 feet, thence North a distance of. 43.5 feet to point of beginning, containing 0.80 acres, more or less. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
R. Architect for Siem. School Hear SE 44 & 3ryant
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the employment of Turnbull and Mills, Inc., Architects, to prepare plans and specifications for the elementary school which is to be built in the area north of SE 44th Street and east of Bryant. Architects' fee is to be 4#$, 1/2 of 1% to be set aside for inspection by Board inspectors. (Net architects' fee to be 4$.) Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 1,1965 - CONT’D
It was moved hy Mrs. Welfei and seconded "by Rogers to approve the low bid submitted at a special meeting on January 28, 1965, by Benmore, Inc., in the amount of $1,162,150.00 to construct Eisenhower Junior High School. (Alternate #1 for front walk canopy in the amount of $9,300 is included in the above amount.) On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #45 Eisenhower Bid. Awarded.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr.. Lott, seconded Uy Mr. Rogers, and carried.
R. #46
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
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Approved the
Clerk /
day of March, 1965.
MEETING OF MARCH 8, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA' CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1965, AT 3:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President Foster Estes William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Administrative Assistant; David Light, Chief Accountant; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bahs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal; and other representatives from television and radio news media.
|The invocation was given By Mrs. Welch and was followed By roll call.
jinvocation
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A motion was made By Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to direct Phil C. Bennett, Foster Estes, and William F. Lott to attend the National School Boards Association 1965 Convention, Boston, Massachusetts, April 3-6, 19^5• Motion carried unanimously with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct A. J. Miller and Wallace Smith to visit vocational-technical training schools in the Atlanta, Georgia, area. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to ratify the following resolutions previously prepared:
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STATEMENT OF POLICY Due to the current situations confronting the Oklahoma City Public Schools, the Oklahoma City School Board deems it advisable to make a statement of policy at this time.
Under the provisions of the Oklahoma Statutes the control of the Oklahoma City Public Schools is vested in the elected local school board.
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This school board, subject to the requirements of applicable law, will refrain from compromise agreements based on negotiation or arbitration, and it will not yield to threats of reprisal regarding our local schools, including the welfare of all personnel. The Board will also resist by all lawful means the enactment of laws which .may compel it to surrender any part of its responsibility.
A policy of full and active cooperation shall be maintained with all lay and professional groups which are sincerely working for the advancement of public education in our district. OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION S/
Phil C. Bennett President
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Melvin P. Rogers Vice-President
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Foster Estes Member
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Eloise Bryan Welch Member
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William F. Lott Member ji
(Dated)
March
19^5
AND
(STATEMENT OF | ACTION AND | INTENT
The authority of the board of education is established by law and this authority may not be delegated to others. Strikes, sanctions, boycotts, mandated arbitration or mediation are not proper procedures of school employees who are dissatisfied with the conditions of their employment.
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STATEMENT OF ACTION AND INTENT
The Oklahoma City School Board finds itself facing the problems common to other Oklahoma school districts. These problems arise out of 1) a desire to improve educational quality, 2) difficulty in securing and retaining good teachers, and 3) the need for more good teachers.
The Oklahoma City Board has devoted as many dollars as possible of those it can appropriate to teachers' salaries. Approximately 85$ of the Board's operational budget is dedicated to salaries and benefits. At this time there is no way that the Board can obtain additional funds for further salary increases, and under present law the voters of the district have approved maximum legal levies.
As our community leaders relate economic progress and prosperity to educational quality, the urgency of providing teacher salaries competitive with those in other states becomes a real issue. The citizens of this community have always supported the best possible educational program for the boys and girls of our district. This urgency motivates the Oklahoma City School Board to the following statement of action and intent:
1. We petition the State Legislature and the Governor to dedicate as much of the State's available funds as possible to the improvement of quality education, including increased teacher salaries; at the same time giving increased consideration to the student population factor.
2. We urge the State Legislature to present immediately to the voters of Oklahoma permissive constitutional provisions that would authorize voters in a school district to levy up to 15 mills for educational purposes (presently, a 5 mills maximum). 3•
We commend this permissive 15 mill levy to Oklahoma voters.
4. If approved by Oklahoma voters, it would then be the intent of the Oklahoma City School Board to urge the voters of the Oklahoma City School District to vote as much of the permitted 15 mills as would be necessary to provide a $1,000 increase to Oklahoma City School District teachers above present salary.
5. Appropriate salary increases will be given to all other presently employed personnel, if additional millage is authorized and voted. With teacher salaries competitive with those in other states, recruitment efforts will immediately be intensified to employ and retain teachers of the highest quality. At the same time, action will be taken to continue and accelerate improvement in the quality of education made available to children and young people of this school district.
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION S/
Phil C. Bennett President
S/
Melvin P. Rogers Vice-President
S/
Foster Estes Member
S/
Eloise Bryan Welch Member
William F. Lott Member (Dated)
March 3> 19&5
The motion carried unanimously with all members voting "Aye" on roll call
MEETING OF MARCH 24, 1965
.................... %................ ’................... vf.. '...... ........... ................ THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M
PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President and Member Melvin P. Rogers, Vice-President and Member Foster Estes, Member William F. Lott, Member Eloise Bryan Welch, Member Wilma Cain, Clerk
ABSENT:
None
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Tom Smith, Assistant I Business Manager; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal. i 'Invocation The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call
There having been presented to said Board the returns of an election held in said School District on the date and for the purpose hereinafter set out, the Board, after carefully canvassing said returns found, and hereby declares of record that it found that said election was conducted by the officers designated in the Proclamation and Notice of such election, with all vacancies filled according to law, in all respects as required by law; ithat said election was conducted by ballot label in the form prescribed; that the polls were I opened at 7:00 o'clock A.M. and remained open continuously until and were closed at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on the 23rd day of March, 1965, the hours and day designated in said Proclamation and Notice of Election; that the votes cast by the duly qualified electors were: !
R. #85 ■Canvassing :Election >Returns
PROPOSITION SHALL INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, INCUR AN INDEBTEDNESS BY ISSUING ITS NEGOTIABLE COUPON BONDS IN THE SUM OF FOURTEEN MILLION, TWO HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($14,250,000.00) TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING AND IMPROVING SCHOOL SITES, ERECTING, REPAIRING AND EQUIPPING SCHOOL BUILDINGS, AND PURCHASING SCHOOL FURNITURE AND FIXTURES; AND LEVY AND COLLECT AN ANNUAL TAX, IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER TAXES, UPON ALL THE TAXABLE PROPERTY IN SUCH DISTRICT SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON SUCH BONDS AS IT FALLS DUE, AND ALSO TO CONSTITUTE A SINKING FUND FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL THEREOF WHEN DUE, SAID BONDS TO BEAR INTEREST NOT TO EXCEED THE RATE OF FIVE (5/0) PER CENTUM PER ANNUM TO BECOME DUE SERIALLY WITHIN TWENTY-FIVE (25) ’ PAYABLE SEMI-ANNUALLY, AND FROM THEIR DATE?. YEARS
Total number of votes cast IN FAVOR OF the Proposition
8023
Total number of votes cast AGAINST the Proposition
1207
Total number of MUTILATED ballots cast i
TOTAL NUMBER OF VOTES CAST
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9230
The Board further found that a lawful majority of the qualified electors voting at said election voted in favor of the issuance of said bonds, and the issuance thereof was authorized.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the recommendation be approved A ___ H i On roll call, all members voted ft"Aye. Mr. Melvin Rogers introduced a Resolution, which was read in full by the Clerk, and upon motion by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Estes, was adopted by the following vote:
AYE:
Estes, Lott, Rogers, Welch, and Bennett.
NAY:
None.
RESOLUTION
A RESOLUTION FIXING THE AMOUNT OF BONDS TO MATURE EACH YEAR, FIXING TEE TIME AND PLACE THE BONDS ARE TO BE SOLD, AND AUTHORIZING THE CLERK TO GIVE NOTICE OF SAID SALE AS REQUIRED BY LAW. WHEREAS, the issuance of $14,250,000.00 of Building and Equipment Bonds by Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, has been duly authorized at an election held for that purpose, and
Ir . #86 j$5,000,000.00 Bend Sale ■Approved
MEETING OF MARCH 2k, 1965 - CONT'D
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WHEREAS, as authorized hy law, it h&s been determined to issue $5;000,000.00 Building and Equipment Bonds of said authorized issue of $14,250,000.00; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION 1. That $5,000,000.00 of the $14,250,000.00 of Building and Equipment Bonds of Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, voted on the 23rd day of March, 1965; shall be offered for sale in The Board Room, Administration Building, at 900 North KLein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in said School District, on the 14th day of April, 1965; at 10:00 o'clock A.M., said bonds to become due: $400,000.00 in two years from their date and $400,000.00 annually each year thereafter until paid except that the last installment shall he $200,000.00.
That the Clerk of the Board, of Education is hereby ordered and SECTION 2. directed to cause notice of the sale of said Bonds to he given as required by law.
R- #87 Adjournment
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Motion to adjourn was made hy Mr. Rogers, seconded hy Mrs. Welch
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST: Clerk Approved the
day of
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MEETING OF APRIL 5, 1965
A REGULAR MEETING OF THE* BOARD OF EDUCATION W THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, WAS CALLED TO BE HELD IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, AT U: 30 P.M., MONDAY, APRIL 5,
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1965.
Those present at that hour on that date were: Melvin P. Rogers, Vice-President
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Wilma Cain, Clerk
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School Board Members absent were:
Phil C. Bennett, President Foster Estes William F. Lott Eloise Bryan Welch
The I4-: 30 P.M. scheduled time of the regular meeting passed and Mr. Rogers was the only member present. There not being a quorum to transact the Board's business, Mr. Rogers declared that a Board meeting would not be held.
Approved the
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day of May, 1965.
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA. CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE |
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M.
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PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President
Foster Estes William F. Lott Eloise Bryan Welch
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ABSENT:
Melvin P. Rogers
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Directors - Bill Lillard, Roy Mullenix, G. L. Robinson, Wallace Smith; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; Don Shane, Coordinator; Classroom Teacher representatives from Sequoyah, Southern Hills, Stand Watie, Stonegate, Sunset, Taylor; Principals - May Klingler, Myrtle McNatt, James Wallace, Forrest Sullins, Ray Price, Earl Martin, Bill Parker; Mrs. Foster Estes, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Estes; Jerry Wallace and Margaret Gentz, OCCTA; several students from OCU; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bahs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal. ____
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
'Invocation
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Bennett.
jGuests Welcome
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Mr. Foster Estes, Past-President of the Oklahoma City School Board, was presented an award for meritorious service by Mrs. Margaret Gentz, President, Oklahoma City Classroom Teachers iAssociation.
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R. #88 JMinutes Ratified
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS A regular monthly financial report was given by Mr. Green, Treasurer. Clerk's office.)
(Copy on fill in
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, stated he had nothing specific to report at this time. Mr. Prigmore reported that vendors': bills have been checked and are in proper order for action by the Board.
On motion by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, the above reports as presented were approved, with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
^Treasurer's jReport______
|Attorney's feeport i (Auditor' s jReport______
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jReport s iApproved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT As information to the Board, the official tally of votes cast at the Levy Elections conducted Tuesday, March 23, 1965, was as follows:
5-Mill General Fund Emergency Levy:
YES NO
Total
8241 1122 9363
Total 5-Mill Building Fund Levy:
Election Returns
YES NO
8162 1125
9287
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as listed:
Jack F. Parker to attend a meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, New York City, N. Y., April 22-24, 1965*
William Coffia to attend the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Detroit, Michiga, April 21-24, 1965. Leymond Bowlby to attend Department of Audio-Visual Instruction Convention, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, April 25-30, 1965. (Continued)
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^Professional j Trips Approved
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Mary Ann Wood, to attend, the American Personnel’and Guidance Association Convention, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 12-15; 1965*
R. #90 Continued.
Margaret Green to attend, the International Council for Exceptional Children, Portland, Oregon, April 20-24, 1965* (Local Council to pay a portion of expenses.) Gene Pingleton to attend the National Elementary Principals Convention, Miami Beach, Florida, April 26-30, 1965.
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W. E. Taylor to attend the National Industrial Arts Meeting, Tulsa, Oklahoma, April 12-15, 1965.
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All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #91 A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to confirm the direction of Bill Professional Lillard to tour the U. S. Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colorado, March 21-23, 1965Drip Confirmed j (Expense to Board not to exceed $12.00.) All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
P. #92 Professional Drip Confirmed
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to confirm the direction of Alex Higdon to attend the Southwest Drive-In Conference for School Administrators, Dallas, Texas, April 3-6, 1965• All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
3. #93 iusic Festival ilxp. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to authorize the following expenses: Junior High School Vocal Festival, April 8-9, 1965: Accompanist $50.00 Electric Organ 20.00 Junior High School String Festival, May 3-4, 19^5: Employ Burns Westman, Oklahoma City, to conduct the festival $100.00
Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. 3. #94 Resolutions of Appreciation
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following persons recently deceased: Robert Young, custodian, Truman School, deceased March 5; 19&5•
Henry A. Berry, retired teacher, deceased February 15; 1965* All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #95 A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the name of "Oakridge Dakridge School Elementary School" for the new school being constructed at 4100 S. Leonhardt Drive, Del City Warned Oklahoma. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #96 Neighborhood youth Corps Agreement
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve an agreement of the United States Department of Labor for Neighborhood Youth Corps Project #38-5-003.000 and that the agreement be executed by the Superintendent provided the Attorney approves final disposition of all terms and conditions of same. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #97 Special Bank Acct, for NYC Funds
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott for the establishment of a bank account entitled "Neighborhood Youth Corps" at The Liberty National Bank and Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, under custody of George H. C. Green, Treasurer, City School District, in compliance with Federal requirements, and that said bank be kept separate from all other funds of the School District and used exclusively Neighborhood Youth Corps Project. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #98 Fidelity Bond for NYC Funds
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the authorization to pay to Independent Insurance Agents Association of Greater Oklahoma City a premium of $448.00 for a fidelity bond required for handling Federal funds received for the Neighborhood Youth Corps Project. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
special Trust Oklahoma account for the
PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
It was requested that the persons named in the list below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendation and information listed be approved.
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Personnel Recommended
PERSON NEL
FOOD SERVICE
resignat
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EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
/o ^e
HAWTHORNE
COBB, BERTHA J.
HELPER
FAST, DAVELENE
COOK
GILLISPIE. PEARL G.
HELPER
3-17-65
COOK
JOHN MARSHALL
3-10-65
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
3-1-65
HELPER
PI ERCE
POWELL. GRACIE L.
HELPER
SAVAGE. BERYL
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
SHERRELL, WANDA
1,00 HR,
3-3-65
GLASS, OLLIE SYBLE
1,00 HR,
3-19-65
HELPER
1,00 HR,
3-3-65
HELPER
1.00 HR,
3-5-65
HELPER
HELPER
3-1-65
SEQUOYAH
3-19-65
SEQUOYAH
T
HOOVER
3-1-65
HELPER
SIMPSON, GLENDA
ASSIGNM
3-10-65
JEFFERSON
MANNING, CATHERINE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
3-17-65
EDGEMERE
JAMES. ANNA
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
3-23-65
RIDGEVIEW
HUNTER, CARNELL
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
TRANSFER
(CHRISTIAN-TRANSFERRED)
MCPHERSON,
IRENE
NORTH HIGHLAND
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
SEQUOYAH
BAILEY, VIRGINIA
HELPER
BALDWIN. ALVERNA
MANAG ER
3-5-65
EDISON
3-10-65
JOHN MARSHALL DODSON, OPAL
SAVAGE, BERYL
3-23=65
HELPER
PERSONNEL rE
NAME EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT UNASSlGNED
HELPER
BRIGHT, THELMA J.
1,00 HR.
3=iq-65
BROWN. MATTIE A,
1.00 HR.
3-22-65
COWDEN.
1.00 HR.
3-2-65
DILLARD. BARBARA
I.00 HR.
2-23-65
EARNEST. HAZEL
I.00 HR.
3-2-65
HENDERSON. BETTY
1.00 HR.
2-23-65
HIRST. MMERVA
1.00 HR.
3-25-65
KING, LOIS S„
1.00 HR.
SHEPHERD, MABLE
1.00 HR.
2-17-65
HELPER
STRAVL9, ANNA
■1.00 HR,
3-2-65
HELPER
VENTERS, ANNIE
1.00 HR.
3-2-65
WILLIAMS. ARWINNA
1.00 HR.
3-12-65
UNASSIGNED HELPER
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UNASSIGNED IDA
HELPER JNASSIGNED
HELPER JNASSIGNED
HELEER_____________________ UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
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UNASSIGNED
HR PFR JNASSIGNED
JNASSIGNED
JNASSIGNED
HELPER JNASSIGNED
HELPER
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Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
br ewe r
WEBSTER
, James
DAVIS,
PHILIP E.
2IO,Mn,
WEBSTER 3=9-65-------- SLOORMAN---------------------
MADISON 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
2-26-65
DAVIS, JAMES
I57- 50MO
3-1-6.5
2-17-65
MILLS, J.B.
210.MO.
3-1-65
FLOORMAN
3-5 5-65
GENTRY. CLOVIS
250.MO.
3-16-65
STAR i TIME FLOORMAN
3-35=65
ENSEY, LEE ROY
210.MO.
3-8=65
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
GABLE. JIMMY
BUCHANAN
HOMER
GLOSS!P,
ASSIGNMEN
FORD, HUBERT
N.W. CLASSEN
FORTNER, CLIFFORD
SALARY
ve APPROVED effecti DATE EXP.
3-3=65
FLOORMAN
FORD, GEORGE
NAME
--
DEGREE COLLEGE
FLOORMAN
CLASSEN ENGLAND, HORACE
EFFECTIVE DATE
FLOORMAN WEBSTER
MADISON 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN CLASSEN
3=3=65
FLOORMAN
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF Ft.DORMAN
2-5 6-65
HARgr EDD1CE
Fl HORMAN
3-11 <3=65
HENRY. FRED
CLASSEN 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
3=15=65
GONZALES,
EZEKIEL
157,50mo
3-36-65
CLASSEN 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
GATEWOOD 1 TIME FLOORMAN
3-15=65
GONZALES.
EZEKIEL
52.50MO0
3-16-65
GATEWOOD 1 TIME FLOORMAN
HENRY, FRED
ALL SCHOOLS HERRON, J.C.
RELIEF FLOORMAN
KENT, WSLLJAM A.
5 T3MF FLOORMAN
•v. 3=00-65
3-35-65
105. MO.
3-19=65
5 TIME FLOORMAN
HAIRE. FRANK
210.MO.
3-17-65
FLOORMAN
HOLMES, BRUCE
I05.MO.
3-9’65
MCFILLEN, HERMAN
2I0.MO.
3-8-65
TAYLOR. MICHAEL
HOOVER
HAWTHORNE LACKEY,
CHARLES
FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
MILLER, JACK C. MITCHELL,
FLOORMAN
HAYES
BILL
MITCHELL, ROBERT
3-23=65
HARD! N8 1 TIME FLOORMAN
3-5-65
FIREMAN
N.W. CLASSEN O’BRIEN, RAYMOND
FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
TAYLOR, MICHAEL
ADM, BLDG. WOOD, JAMES H.
FLOORMAN
DOYLE JR.
RELIEF FLOORMAN
HOOVER HAWTHORNE
3-4=65
FLOORMAN
DOUGLASS
MOTLEY, T.W.
BARNETT,
3-16-65
ALL SCHOOLS
2IO.MO.
HARD3NG
TIME FLOORMAN
3-25-65
2-26-65
3-16-65
MCDANIEL. THOMAS
230.MO.
3-17-65
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
2-39-65
DECEASED
TRUMAN
f YOUNG. ROBERT
HEAD CUSTODIAN
3-5-65
RETIREMENT ROSS
MCGARRY, H.T.
HEAD CUSTODIAN
i TRANSFERS
3-9-65
EMPLOYMENT
J FORTNER-TRANSFERRED 1
ARMSTRONG, JOE
105.MO.
3-22-65
( COTTRELL-TRA NSF ERR ED1
DAVIS, JESS J.
210.MOo
3-1-65
(RATH-TRANSFERRED)
GABLE, JIMMY D.
(mcd ani ELS-TRANSFERRED)
(hug
gh in s -tran
sferr
(snow -tr ansf err ed )
(additi
onal
)
ed )
210.MO.
3-1-65
GRAHAM, DAVID
210.MO.
3-25-65
SHACKELFORD, TROY
210.MO.
2-26-65
TROJCAK. JJMMY
395.MO.
3-8-65
BAILEY, HERBERT
I95.MO.
3-12-65
STAR | TIME FLOORMAN LINCOLN FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN CENTRAL
FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
WATCHMAN
ALL SCHOOLS WATCHMAN
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Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
MAINTENANCE
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEN
ADAMS, CECIL C.
Io50 HR.
3-s 6-65
HELPER
BAKER, ROY G.
2.00 HR.
>22-65
PAINTER
COLEY, JOHN Ho
a.55 HR.
3-89-65
LABORER
J-.35 HR.
3-89-6?
LABORER
DOWTIN. W1LBON JR.
2.00 HR.
3-87-65
PAINTER
DUDLEY, LEE
2.00 HR.
>35-65
PA INTER
HENDERSON. CHESTER
2.00 HR.
3-57-65
PAINTER
NOAH, JOSHUA C.
3.25 HR.
2-23-65
LABORER
PETE
2.25 HR.
3-38-65
PLASTERER
RANELLS, J0C0
1.92 HR.
3-22-65
OPERATOR
TALLANT. MARS ON
a.92 HR.
3-22-65
OPERATOR
si.75 HR.
3-8-65
ROOFER
2.25 HR.
3-88-65
PLASTERER
DORRSS
CORCORAN.
PATTERSON.
KENNSTH
THOMPSON,
â– SMITH, ALLSB
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
RBSQG NATION______________________ BRADLEY, RAYMOND
MECHAN3C
3-59-65
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
THORN8ROUGH, D0NV8N
TRUCK DRIVER
3-3-65
PERSON NEL RESIGNATION E
ASSIGNMENT
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNME
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
SAFFYV DFPARTMFNT
(COBERLEY-RESIGNED)
FORTNFR. Cl 1 FFORD
100.MO,
3-2-65
BUS DRIVER
RICE, JOHNNY
100.MO.
>24-65
BUS DRIVER
1.25 HR.
3-25-65
PRINTER
FORTNER, CL8FFORD
BUS DRIVER
3-23-65
AUDIO VISUAL TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE
HENSON, BOYCE
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'F
R. #99 Personnel Approved
It was .moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board approve the personnel items listed above. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Bills and Payrolls Recommended
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 bills per the itemized list attached.)
APRIL 5, 1965
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
RATIFICATION OF MARCH 1965 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1,591,333-37
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
72.360.47
BOND FUND
$
1.150.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR APRIL 1965 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$.
1,65Oj OOO.OO
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$.
80,000.00
BOND FUND
$_
1,150.00
YOUTH CORPS
$.
7,500.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATIONs PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
BILLS FILED.WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT APRIL 5, 1965
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
169.521.73
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
JACK ADAMS TRANSFER^ STORAGE
General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
X'
Low
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH Printing Printing Printing Library
Standard Standard Standard Standard
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Project Planning
Low Low Low Low
12.30 9.90 3.65 38.40 108.91 21.20 15.85 12.71
158.67 i
.AERIAL PHOTOGRAPH SERVICE Project Planning
Selected
15.00
AIRKEM SALES & SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA Custodial. Supplies
Selected
42.00
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY Library
Publisher
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION Library
Publisher
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION CO. .Lawn: Repair & Supplies AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ; Library
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY. EQUIPMENT CO. Audio Visual Materials AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt.. Repair &. Supply General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply
158.05 ■r
50.21
. Low
2.00
Publisher
117.22
: Low Low . Low Low
4.00
■' 12.50 25.00 26.50
64.00
AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL Board Member Expense
Publisher
ANDY’S SHOE &■ LUGGAGE SERVICE General Instruction
Selected
4.25
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
12.50
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
. Low . Low Low Low
16.25
10.45 9.50 20.90 10.45
51.30
APPROVED FIRE APPLIANCE. COMPANY Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
ARST-MIDWESTERN INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
DENNIS ARY Special Education
Reimbursement
15.00
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Department
Low
15.00
. ELA M. ASHER Special Education
14.61
9.26
. Reimbursement
50.00
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
11.19
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instructional. Equipment
Selected
3.50
. Selected
3.25
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
17.10 “i rt r\r\
0 r “i r\
I
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..... XV... “ \x
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BELTONE HEARING.SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
37-50
BENEFIC FRESS COMPANY Title III
Publisher
54.00
CHARLES A. BENNETT COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
15.10
BERRY. OIL COMPANY Operating - Oil
Low
37-95
BIG THREE INDUS. GAS & EQPT. CO. General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
6.67 7.35 49.90 6.06
BIG THREE WELDING EQPT. COMPANY General Instruction General. Instruction General Instruction General. Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General. Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies General. Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General.Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
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 Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
7.45 2.29 8.96 2.29 6.67 2.29 45.95 7.05 2.29 9.34 2.29 32.44 2.29 9-74 , 7.45 6.67 11.47 2.29 2.29 44*41 39.66 39.83 20.62 9.34 2.29 . 2.29
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Manpower Office Machines
Standard Agreement
26.55 18.32
44.87
HAROLD L. BLUE Repair to Repair to Repair to Repair to
Selected Selected Selected Selected
5-00 4.00 10.50 1.00
20.50
Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc.
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
69.98
329.95
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D . ...
...
.
............. —■
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Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-4
RALPH Lo BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INCO General Instruction
Agreement
3.90
BOSTITCH ATLANTA,. INCORPORATED Superintendents Office
Standard
63.31
BOTTENFIELD’S, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
27.00
R., R. BOWKER COMPANY LibraryLibrary
Publisher Publisher
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INC. Travel Expense
Board Action
481.70
BROADHEAD GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
110.92
BROOKING’S PEN & LIGHTER REPAIR Business Office
Standard
BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
176.40
BUCKLEY’S APCO SERVICE Maintenance
Agreement
83-67
BURROUGHS CORPORATION, TODD DIV. Miscellaneous Office Machines
Standard Standard
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Miscellaneous Board Member Expense Supts. Office Personnel Office Travel Expense Pubs, for Curr. Library Audio Visual Materials Instructional Offices . Safety Education Office Furniture Repair Materials General. Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Publisher
43-45
CAPITOL HILL BEACON Legal Publications
Publisher
119.80
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Audio Visual Materials Manpower Library General Eqpt, Repair & Supply
Low Low Lew Standard
10.00 15-50
25.50
4.50
55.00 1.60
56.60 183.34
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
105.65 60.00 1.00 1.00 68.70 7.56 7.30 .20 .81 1.30 12.67
18.30 47.76 25.90 8.00
266.19
99.96
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
BOB. CATES General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply
Low.
C & B AUTO PUMP COMPANY General Equipment Repair &.Supply General Equipment Repair &. Supply Maintenance
Low Low Selected
CHESTERFIELD MUSIC SHOPS, INC. Title III
Publisher
CITY BUS COMPANY . Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
CITY GLASS COMPANY .Manpower
Standard
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water
Utilities
40® 49
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
17.00
CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, TREASURER Building Permits Building Permits CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General. Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY Laundry Expense CLAREMONT READING CONFERENCE Library
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment ROBERT E. COLLIER General Instruction
119.34
9.08 4.00 7.80
20.88 3.39
116.41 6.890.42
.^7,006.83 6.50
Standard . Standard
40.00 40. .00
80.00
Selected Selected Selected Low
5.00 7.50 21.36 8.70
42.56
.. Low
33.36
Publisher Low Low . Low . Selected Selected .Selected
COLLIER-MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Publisher
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Storeroom Stock
Low
4.00
83.95 440.87 32.39 76.90 3.08
637.19 4.00
5-04
12.55
,F
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-6
MRS,. ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING • General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
242.58
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY (Okla.City) Operating Expense
Board.Action
416.00
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY (Ft.Worth) Vehicles - Regular
Low
963.41
CONTROL SYSTEMS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
200.00
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION . General Instruction
Publisher
CORONET FILMS TV Rights
Board Action
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQPT. COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbur s ement
50.00
MR. FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
19.00
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Manpower
Low
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY . Title III
Board Action
DAILY LAW JOURNAL RECORD Manpower ■ Legal Publication Legal Publication Legal Publication
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
MRS. DOUGLAS DAUGHTRY Special.Education
Reimbursement
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Board Action Low
6.26 56.09 190.85
253-20
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Audio Visual. Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low Low
35.14 199.05
,234.19
17.00
2.15
442.50 4.05 16.98 5-25
26.28
6.68 174.96
8.16 20.10 36.35 19.05
83.66
14.28
I
i
i
i
i
i
i
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
5*
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
(continued)
B-7
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION . Library
Publisher
DOENGES SUPPLY Title III
Board Action
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Manpower Manpower Office Machines
Low Low Board Action
6.00 17.00 ^.50
.68.50
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLASS Special Education Special Education
Re imbur s ement Reimbursement
58-32 61.56
119.88
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title- Ill Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Letter Bid Standard Low Low
151.91 80.06 93.60 ^7.05
372.62
DOWNTOWN. CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General:Eqpt.-Repair & Supply General Eqpt.. Repair &. Supply General.Eqpt. Repair &, Supply Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard Standard
15.25 17.22 57.37 4.89
94.73
BILL DOYLE Personnel Office ■ Project Planning Project Planning General Instruction Manpower Business Office ■ Instructional Offices Instructional Offices - Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Agreement Agreement Agreement
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies Electronics Supplies Electronics - Supplies
Selected Standard Standard Low Letter Bid
MRS.. SAM DUNN Special Education Special Education
DUPLICATING Office Office Office ■ Office
PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Machines Machines Machines Machines
1.00
79.20
7-80 4.50 6.6O . 1.50 112.50 4.00 2.10 27.50 34.55 18.60
-2^/65
245.30
15.41 4.30 68.92 416.70
505-33
Reimbursement Reimbursement
12.00 24.00
36.00
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
11.24 56.46 5.00 44.24
;
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-8
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS (continued) Office ’Machines . Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Manpower . Storeroom. Stock Office Machines
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Rental Agreement Low Agreement
DX SUNRAY OIL COMPANY Vehicles. - Heavy Duty
Low
THE ECONOMICS PRESS, INC. ■ Library
Publisher
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC. - Audio Visual Materials Title III
Board Action Publisher
ELECTRONICS SUPPLY COMPANY Title III Title VIII Project Planning . Electronics Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low Low Low
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY General Instruction Manpower Audio Visual General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Audio Visual Materials General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies General Instruction Repair to Instruc.^Equipment Electronics Supplies Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Low Low Low
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS, INC. ’ Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Title III
Selected Selected Publisher
ESTES CHEMICALS, INCORPORATED Lawn Repair Supplies
Low Letter Bid
EVANS DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT COMPANY , Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
18.00 17.48 8.25 60.48 225.00 LiL-G • 40
944.28 899.59
"F 2,111•44 19.96
2,131.40
6.21 4.32 6.50 395.56 5.07
417.66
28.68 227.37 100.62 JI9.22
675.89
.
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
1.10
11.25 -10.33 1.34 75-78 7,145.86 31.00 126.45 5.00 84.75
J0»15
7,521.91
57.07 6.01 56.10
119.18 37.50
7.50
J£.£0
18.00
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
. .... .... .......... ..... . ....
............... ................ . ................. ___ _____________________________________________________________________
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
EYE GATE HOUSE, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
35.00
FACTS ON FILE Manpower
Publisher
60.00
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. Rental Agreement
Rental Agreement
FEE INCORPORATED Library
Selected
FLECK BEARING-COMPANY Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Low
FOTOTYPE INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
MRS. DONALD G. FRANCEN Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imbur s ement
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
6.40
5.20 4.16 21.36 1.68 1.08 10.60 12.87
56.95
18.65 9.12 9.12
18.24
. 16.98 10.68
27.66 500.00
-
GENERAL.ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY . Title VIII
Low
GENERAL MILLS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Publisher Publisher
DALE GEORGE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
670.22
. Standard Standard
26.96
35.00 80.00
115.00
9-65 372.52
382.17
139.00 5.00
144.00
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
GLUE &.PASTE DISTS., INC. Audio Visual Materials
Low
19.20
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
46.36
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Sfc
\A Y\ '■
Bills and Payrolls
B-1O
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
GRAYMARK ELECTRONICS Electronic Supplies
Selected
GREAT PLAINS TELEVISION LIBRARY TV Rights
Board Action
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
50.70
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
13.68
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
18.00
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply.
Low
72.02
HARCOURT BRACE & WORLD, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
74.88
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment Furniture Repair Materials General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc, Equipment Repair to Instruc.. Equipment Lawn Repair & Supplies Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Standard Standard Standard Low Letter Bid Board Action Board Action Selected Low Low
RUBY HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Low
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY Title VIII
Standard
8.50
DON R. HINDERLITER, INCORPORATED Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard
74.92
45.53
1,429.28
14.80 162.00 17.51 8.89 25.70 46.52 165.00 1.77 27.97 39-19 71.38 11.70 46.85 27.30 2.95 27.23 165.12 419.46 6.95 15.15 14.72
1,318.16
16.00 358.08
J
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D .. -
-
3ills and Payrolls
—--
•........ -- "---
x 4
»
V
*
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
HISTORY OF ART PROGRAM Audio Visual Materials
Selected
HOHMANN & BROW s INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment . Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc.. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Standard Standard Standard .
HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON,.. INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment Repair &,Supply General. Equipment Repair Supply
Standard Standard
HOUSE OF CLAY General Instruction
Low
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Library
Publisher
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Project Planning
' Low
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Data Processing Manpower Data Processing Instructional Offices Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
MACHINE CO® & Supplies & Supplies & Supplies
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Standard Selected Low . Low . Low Low
35.00
69.17 9.08 35.40 16.00 52.57
182.22
114.10 •2:5.30 143.57
168.87 34-55 5.73
9.90
14.40 5.75
951.96 254.47 7-99 17.69 12.60 80.64 99.00 397.60
1,821.95
Low Low Low Low
15.14 82.92 59.03 292.06
449.15
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
1.36 40.00 2.80 4.05 5.00 7.12 19.01 233.17
312.51
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
INTERNATIONAL FILM BUREAU . TV Rights
Publisher
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY .Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard Standard
2.05 19.04 20.45 7.59
49.13
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY CO. Manpower Manpower
Low Low
43.85 30.40
74.25
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY General Instructions
Board Action
JOHNSON PUBLICATIONS COMPANY . Library
Publisher
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply
Agreement Agreement Standard Standard Standard Standard
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General.Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
99.00
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
109.90
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Maintenance
Standard
109.62
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
KP-SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
MRS. VINSON 0. LACKEY Library
Selected
LANGSAM DRUG #3 Health Dept. Supplies
Low
24.00
LAUBACH MUSIC. COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
31.00
72.00
614.61
27.00 7.35 50.09 6.43 205.62 9.35 13.11
291.95
14.59 4.67 4.50
23.76
39.88 122.01
4.00
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT’D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
LIBERTY NATL. BANK & TRUST COMPANY , Land & Building Rental
Rental Agreement
BILL LILLARD Travel Expense-Colorado Springs Guest Air Force Academy
Board Action
10.50
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
51.00
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat Heat Heat
Low Low Low
LISTENING LIBRARY INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing Printing
Selected Selected
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY . Library Library
Board.Action Publisher
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
34.50
MRS. B. J. MARTIN Special Education
Reimbursement
10.20
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
11.78
MCCALL CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials
Selected
118.00
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
102.56
T. C. MCCOURRY Rental 9216 N. Western
Rental Agreement
125.00
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Library Library Manpower
Publisher Publisher Publisher
565.00
62.00 55.00 66.00
183.00
6.20
65.75
754.65 240.06
172.60 127.50
145.50
994.71
300.10
60.00 3.28 3.24 66.62
73.14
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
j. ==s~
—... Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low Letter Bid
MCKNIGHT & MCKNIGHT PUBLISHING CO. Library
Publisher
153.20
MEDICAL BOOK EXCHANGE Manpower
Publisher
186.70
MEREDITH PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
4-95
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY General Instruction Printing
Selected Board Action
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water
Utilities
MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Library
Publisher
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Selected
MILADY PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription General Instruction
Publisher Publisher
A. J. MILLER Travel Exp. - Atlanta, Ga. Inspect Tech. School Facilities
Board Action
35.50
KILLER DUPREE INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
33.95
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY General Instruction Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Standard
MILLSAPS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies
Board Action Low Low Low
20.25 364.80
•‘f14.43 844.80
f
385.05
859.23
270.43 4.00
49.93 108.85 219.77 4-40 11.87 1,169.23
____ 3.50 18.02
8.52 111.08 122.96
1,565.79
21.52
242.56
25.75 221.10 17.55 25.23 115.19
379.07
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
MRS. ALLENE MIZE Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill. A.S.C.D. Conference
Board Action
MODERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
MOHAWK RUBBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INCORPORATED Printing
Low
MOORE’S CYCLE & SUPPLY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low
34.70
MURCER’S .JEWELRY General Instruction
Low
41.60
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIXED CONCRETE Lawn Repair Supplies
Board Action
23.65
NARDA MICROWAVE CORPORATION Title VIII
Selected
72.72
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENG. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
54.85
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Standard
20.50
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Repair to Instruc., Equipment :Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement Agreement
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
NRG FUELS Heat Heat Heat
CORPORATION (Geo. Wright) (Lone Star) (Lone Star)
Low Low Low
NUWAY.LAUNDRY. COMPANY Laundry Expense
Board Action
OHIO STATE UNIV. INSTRUC. LABORATORY . General Instruction
Publisher
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected
58.55 6.50 174.36
„
180.54
175*66
121^82
374.43
5.40 5.04
10.44
58.50 67.50 211.14
,337.14
25.39 8.60 83.22
1.58
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 19^5 - CONT'D
Mt
-... -....
\ R %'
~... . -■ ’ r......
Bills and payrolls 1 !
5 j
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-16
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Adult School Supplies Manpower General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Laundry Expense
Board Board Board Board Board
OKLA. CITI POTTERY COMPANY Lawn Repair &.Supply
Low Letter Bid
OKLA. CLUTCH SUPPLY, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General.Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA COUNTY ELECTION BOARD School Elections
Board Action
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
40,905.73
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
45,764.44
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. INC. Health Department Supplies
Low
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
OKLAHOMA PRINTERS SUPPLY Manpower
Low
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY . Library Library Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher
40.50 162.89 51.75
255.14
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Letter Bid Low
37.97 ^6,00
373.97
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Laundry Expense
Low
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
MRS. PHILIP OLANDESE . Special Education
Action Action Action Action Action
: Reimbursement
30.00 37.10 16.80 3.50 140.00
.227.40 24.50
45.02 ^73.95
162.89 2,780.08
33.12 7,498.02
47.25
222.40 50.00 30.60
F. A. OWEN PUBLISHING COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
2.75
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repai & Supply
Selected
4.50
MEETING- OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
'A
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-17
PHILOSOPHICAL- LIBRARY Library
Publisher
MR. GERALD C. PICKETT Special Education
Reimbursement
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE General Instruction
Low
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Postage
Board Action
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
R. L. POLK & COMPANY Printing
Publisher
160.00
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Adult School Supplies
Postage
210.00
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Postage
750.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools
Postage
804-35
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Library Title VIII
Publisher Publisher
PSYCHOLOGY PRESS, INC. General Instruction
Publisher
10.00
RADIO ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
60.00
RADIO INCORPORATED Title VIII Title VIII Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Selected
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Title III
Publisher
66.30
RECORD, BOOK & FILM SALES Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
10.75
7.50
11.76 150.96 39.00
12.68
28.08 299.52 y
340.28
8.10
4.14 6.80
10.94
. 11.52 12.69
—
32.54
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
==^=---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
•=
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-18
RECORDAK CORPORATION Administration Research Office
Selected
REINHART FARM STORE, ING. Repair Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Standard Standard
RHYTHM RECORD COMPANY Audi Visual Materials
Selected
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc.; Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected Standard Standard Standard Standard
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INC. Vehicles,. Regular
Standard
L.. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Project Planning
Low
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Custodial Supplies
Low
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING. COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Standard Standard
ROSE EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
R & R LAUNDRY SUPPLY . Laundry Expens e Laundry Expense
Low Low
C. A. RUSSELL INCORPORATED Repair Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MAX L. SANDERS Water & Sewerage
Low
MRS. MARVIN. SCHLEGEL . Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
DONNA SCHUMACHER Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill. A.S.C.D. Conference
Board Action
92.33
. 160.63 1.65 A.6 • ho
208.68 51.00
6.95 1^3.25 16.95 5.95 45-00 f 28.20
106.30
17.48 6.25
29.40 8.50
43.15 84.09 50°32
177.56 7-00
11.95 11-95
23.90 5.00
120.00
13.20 . 13-20
26.40
65-61
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
SCRIVNER-STEVENS COMPANY Lawn: Repair & Supply
Low
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
SESAC, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
36.90
GENE D. SHEPHERD Travel Exp. - Chicago, Ill. A.S.C.D. Conference
Board Action
69.85
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Electronic Supplies General Eqpt. Repair St Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General.Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair St Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Vehicles -Regular Manpower Maintenance Repair Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair Supply
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low . Low Low . Low Low Low Low Low Selected Standard Low Low
8.54 30.75 766.87
-
16.80 215.64 139.85 16.63 10.28 5.64 61.20 22.02 39.40 39.35 181.65 10.40 104.67 3.75 90.35 168.93 7.14 12.65 78.30 102.99
1,327.64
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
10.45 31.84
42.29
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
10.89 2.00
12.89
SLOSSON EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS General Instructions
Publisher
BERT SMITH: ROAD MACHINERY CO., INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair &.Supply
Standard .Standard
19.66
3-75
42.95 5.69
48.64
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
B-20
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
SOMMER & MACA GLASS MACHINERY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Filter Expense Filter Expense
Board Action Board Action
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Selected
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
21.70
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
29.65
SPRING SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III Manpower
Board Action Low
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Selected
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO Repair to Instruc. . Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc.. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc.
SERVICE Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
ROGERS GRAY STEVENS Travel Exp. - Dallas, Texas Natl. Health, Phys. Ed. & Rec. Assoc.
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
Board Action . Standard
277.05
166.60 70.00
236.60
12.00 7,753.54 8.10
22.51
57.10
,422.24 328.83
751.07
357.00 6.90
363.90
-
17.50 29.00 9-50 6.50 109.00
^00
92.15
184.50
50.55
467.50
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguisher
Board Action
37.35
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower
Standard
19.40
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT’D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-21
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MRS. BETTY TAYLOR Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
TECNLFAX CORPORATION Project Planning Title III
Low Standard
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Personnel Office Data Processing Purchasing Project Planning Audio Visual Materials . Library Supplies Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Title III General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower Manpower
Low Low . Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
183.81
5.40 7.20
12.60
50.00 82.50
132.50 31.92
196.40
26.40 25.91 3-69 9.12 15.07 7.65 192.50 480.00 3.84 22.80 32.20 9.33 60.40 119.83 318.00 318.00 22.00 15.60 82.08
1,764.42
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library Library Library Manpower
Low Low Low Low Publisher
742.75 154.56 448.08 54.00
, 194^
1,418.53
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Project Planning Project Planning Audio Visual Materials
Standard Selected Low
8.00 17.00 12.00
37.00
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title III Title III Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low Low Low
118.40 28.00 ■ 12.55 2.96
MEETING OF APRIL Q, 1965 - CONT'D
5*.
Bills and Payrolls
B-22
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS (continued) Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics Supplies Electronics Supplies UNITED WORLD FILMS, INCORPORATED TV Rights 1
L_.
Selected Selected Selected Selected Low
23.39 7.89 27.49 25.23 115.87
361.78
75.00
.Selected
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
VASECO INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Repair Instruc. Equipment
Publisher Board Action Low Standard
VISUAL AIDS STUDIO Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
36.00
1
WALLACE & TIERNAN, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Standard
39.60
j
WARD BROTHERS,.. INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance
Low Selected
HERBERT WEBB Laundry Expense
Standard
WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc.
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected
LEW WENZEL & COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA Printing
Low
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement Agreement
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing General Instructions General Instructions Adult School Supplies
Low ' Low Low Low ■ Low
27.90
1
100.77
18.50 600.00 100.00 50.00
1.30 1.30
768.50
i
2.60
22.45
47.15 6.50 21.30 8-75
83.70 104.00
10.00 28.00 7.50 396.00 . 45.01 Zj.0«40 319.43 211.50
45.50
i
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-23
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY (continued) Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Standard Selected
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Laundry Expense
Agreement
14.99
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams
Utilities
52.66
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
2.15
WHITE SEWING CENTER Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies
Low Low
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MRS.. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
OLEN WILLIAMS SALES &. SERVICE Electronics Supplies
Standard
8.75
WILMAC RECORDERS Audio Visual- Materials
Publisher
9.47
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT MUSIC COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
WOODS LABORATORIES,. INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
32.50
Board Actin
62.33
FILMSTRIP of-the-MONTH CLUBS Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
33.00
GIL-MOR CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,039.60
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY - Custodial Supplies
Board Action
11.33
INTERSTATE LIBRARY.SERVICE COMPANY Library
Board Action
19.96
.EVA MAE WORKMAN Travel Expense -Chicago, Ill. A.S.C.D. Conference
19.64 3.20 142.03 108.45
3-70 10.68
1,285.66
14.38
3.00 15.12
-
100.00
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-24
MEDICAL ECONOMICS, INCORPORATED Health Department Supplies
Publisher
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Selected
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
4,085.00
SOLVENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
504.96
TEXACO, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
5.50 63.33 196.90
260.23
-4^ 52.50
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
177.50 234.50
412.00
ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INCORPORATED Materials ~ Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low
41.53 44 ® 22 23.14 ^10
235.99
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
680.00
ANCHOR POST PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials -Buildings
Board Action
604.26
BILLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment .for Instruction
Board Action
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
50.00
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials — Buildings
Low
13.64
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement
CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITY, TREASURER Materials - Buildings
Standard
73.50 40.32
113.82 '
146.02 130.00
5.80
43.00
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT’D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-25
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials ~ Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
COMER & DORAN BEAUTY - PRODUCTS, INC. . Equipment for Instruction
Low
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings ■Materials — Buildings
Low Low Low Board Action Low
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
-
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
36.27 66.42 5.74 36.15 26.10
170.68 . 254.00
10.50 .. 340.90
114.00 16.50 152.58 47.76 519.30 4.88.88
1,225.02
17.86 35.23 48.98
84.21
Low Low Board Action
168.80 132.00 179.50
480.30
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low
9.00 12.37 9.00 170.00
200.37
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
10,551.70
DULANEY'S Title III
Board Action
1,694.00
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
7.50
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
B-26
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Low
GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings GENERAL ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials -
SUPPLY COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
228.62 20.50 37.00 399.00 10.00 24-88
341-50....
1,061.50
154-50
..•an. is 49.50 194.32 64.35
419.35
Low Selected Selected
16.70 16.80 5.00
38.50
Low Low Letter Bid Low
42.00 36.00 24.50
102.50
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INC. Materials = Buildings
Low
151.25
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
328.00
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
HARRISON-ORR AIR CONDITIONDJG INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Standard
-IjxZQ
314.90
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Selected
. 18.90 8.10
27.00
HOLMES & TORBETT, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
1,693.20
4,000.00
485.00
45.00 235.50 18.50
6,766.75
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
«*■
B-27
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Selected
KEN-A-VISION MFG. COMPANY INC. Title III
Board Action
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
52.68
KING DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
97.28
OTTO R. KRUEGER ELECTRIC INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
GEORGE MAPES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #7 - U.S. Grant
Board Action
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Selected
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Title III
Board Action
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
E.;MORRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
27.00
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY ■ Materials - Buildings
Board Action
32.25
112.25
58.32 72.00 3-39 4.29
138.00 4,216.80
6.00
399.24 27.10 318.55
744.89
22,565.00 30.18
124.48 360.90 142.75 148.53 38.19 47.75 281.96 3.84 3.96
1,152.36
40.00
9.00
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D 1964-65 BUILDING LEW FUND (continued) \J
B-28
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Letter Bid Low Low
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #1 “ Oakridge Elementary
Board Action
5,229.00
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Title III
Board Action
74-85
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
18.36
FRANK PAXTON LUMBER COMPANY ■Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
LEONARD PETERSON & COMPANY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials -
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
Board Action Low Low Board Action ■Low
783.00 234.50 79.88 ^62
1,153.00
382.60
40.80 515.00 96.00 115.60 530.00 16.90
<
1,273.50
REPUBLIC STEEL CORPORATION MFG. DIV. Materials - Buildings
Low
24.31
SEVERIN SUPPLY Maintenance - Buildings
Low
32.16
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
121.33
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
201.44
STYLORS, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Low
49.63
TEXAS LAWN SPRINKLER CO., INC. Materials - Buildings
Selected
12.88
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Administration
Low
73.00
CARL R. TRAPPE Materials - Buildings
Board Action
10.52
TURNBULL & MILLS,. INCORPORATED Plans & Specifications Est. #1 - Oakridge
Board Action Board Action
5,890.00 78.44
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
5,968.44
B-29
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
VASECO INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
604.00
WENGER MUSIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,412.00
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
46.54
OLEN WILLIAMS SALES AND SERVICE Materials - Buildings
Standard
55.70
MURRAY R. WOMBLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
7.54 6.29
13-83
432.00
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
\A "
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,937.70
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #1 - Eisenhower Building
Board Action
36,450.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY .Equipment - Webster
Board Action
94.00
CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY-TREASURER Business Expense
Standard
GARDNER HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Kennedy & Webster
Board Action
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Equipment - Madison Equipment - Kennedy & Webster
Board Action Board Action
E. D. HILL ENGINEERING COMPANY Business Expense
Standard
382.50
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL & ASSOCIATES Est. #1 -Arch. Fee - Eisnehower
Board Action
729.00
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Est. #10 - Star Spencer (Semi Final)
Board Action
100,077.50
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE,. LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #10 — Star Spencer -Arch.Fee (Semi Final)
Board Action
2,001.54
BOND FUND
;
BOND FUND (continued)
1,126.00 300.00
1,059.00 3.127.00
4,186.00
B-30
OKLAHOMA COUNTY ELECTION BOARD Business Expense
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
273.48
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Business Expense
Selected
189.75
SOUTHWEST TITLE & TRUST CO. INC. Business Expense
Selected
158.35
RON WARNER & ASSOCIATES Business Expense
Selected
192.00
2,780.08
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH. .1965 MARVIN D. BLUE
Census Salary
60.00
PATRICIA CANADAY
Census Salary
39.38
PATRICIA CANADAY
Census Salary
43-75
NORMAND MARTIN
Census Salary
60.00
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Estes that the Board ratify the March payrolls, authorize issuing the April payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $^05,993.31 as recommended. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF APRIL 8, 1965 - CONT'D
R. #101 Easement Stree Lee School
A motion was macle by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to grant a permanent easement to the City of Oklahoma City for the purpose of widening the intersection at Southwest 29th Street and South Walker Avenue on the Lee School property (a triangular parcel 10' x 10’ x |14.14') described as follows:
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BEGINNING at the Northwest corner of said Block thence East a distance of 10 feet, thence Southwest a distance of 14.14 feet to the East line of Walker Avenue, thence North a distance of 10 feet to the point of beginning.
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iMotion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve an easement to The City
Jof Oklahoma City for the purpose of installing, operating and maintaining the storm sewer. |Legal description follows:
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The Board's Attorney has approved the easement as to form. All members present voted "Aye" I ion roll call. \ i j |(A developer, Jamestown Townhouse-Condominium, 3101 N. W. 63 Street, OklahomazCity, Oklahoma,] [by the law firm of Cantrell, Douglass, Thompson and Wilson, has asked to re-route a storm | isewer over a portion of Burbank Elementary School property. We have received in writing ! [from the law firm assurance that compliance will be met for our requirements of scheduling i the installation of the sewer to cause minimum interference and interruption of school, also ] employment of guards and erecting a temporary fence to insure safety on the school grounds.) It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of electronics supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations: $
Miller Jackson Company Electronic Supply Company Radio, Inc. Dulaney's Trice Wholesale Electronics Stevens Pictures of Texas, Inc.
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 620-A5call. ■
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593-86 207.30 44.00 404.99 49.00 525-00
$ 1,824.15 All members present voted "Aye" on
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of floor materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Cook Paint & Varnish Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1, 142.40 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of printed forms for use by the Data Processing Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: I
Moore Business Forms, Inc. IBM Corporation Uarco Inc.
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Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-J2. present voting "Aye" on roll call.
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jR. #102 Storm Sewer Easement at jBurbank School
277-20 2,363-00 1,373-90
$ 4,014.10 Motion carried with all members
R- #103 ^Electronics ^Supplies App.
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R. #106 Plumbing Supplies App.
Sb\ It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs.'Welch to approve the purchase of plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations: $ 1,156.00 427.50 266.00 305.33 357-00
Johnson Service Company Crane Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company U. S. Supply Company Federal Corporation
These purchases are to he charged, to Account BL 620-'CD. roll call.
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R. #107 A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of cafeteria Cafeteria Eqpt. furniture and equipment for use at Oakridge Elementary School from the following companies j which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached. Notice: & Furniture Oakridge Sch. $ 5,272.84 Curtis Equipment Company, Inc. 3,326.00 Virgil Greene Company 974.00 Hobart Sales Agency 688.69 Jones Restaurant Equipment Company 560.00 Empire Equipment Company 2,0U0.0Q, Gardner Hotel Supply Company 198.174 Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply, Inc.
Total
These purchases are to he charged, to Account B 1133-C. present voting "Aye" on roll call.
$13,059.97
Motion carried with all members
R. #108 Lumber App.
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of lumber for use by the Maintenance Department from United States Plywood Corporation which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5,323.OO is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #109 Stage Lift Oakridge Sch. Approved
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of hydraulic lift stage equipment for use at the Oakridge Elementary School from Control Systems , Inc., which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice, This purchase in the amount of $2,789.00 is to be charged to Account B 1133-E. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded %y Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of stage curtains and equipment for use at Star-Spencer Junior-Senior High School from Clark Stage Equipment Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3^9^6.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-B2. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
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[Central Food (Statement
iMotion to adjourn was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
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(Adjournment
MEETING OF APRIL 14, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT 900 NORTH KLEIN, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA., IN SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT ON THE 14TH DAY OF APRIL, 1965, AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A.M. PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President and Member Melvin P. Rogers, Vice-President and Member William F. Lott, Member Foster Estes, Member Eloise Bryan Welch, Member Wilma Cain, Clerk
ABSENT:
None
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnsoh, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; Hugh B Ginn, Business Manager; David Light > Chief Accountant; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal; Pete Feldman, Oklahoma City I Times The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call.
|Invocation
The guests were welcomed by Mr
!Guests Welcom
Bennett
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It appearing that due and legal notice had been given that said School District would offer Sr . #112 for sale on this date and at this hour and at this place $5,000,000.00 of Building and sOpen Bond Bid Equipment Bonds of said School District , of a total of $14,250,000.00 authorized to be issued, maturing $400,000.00 in two years from their date and $400,000.00 annually each year thereafter until paid, except that the last installment shall be for $200,000.00, .a motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to open the bids received in response to the s \ attached Notice. The following bids were received and considered by the Board: BIDDERS
INTEREST RATE BID
AMOUNT OF INTEREST
The First National Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Associates
2.9395
The First National Bank of Chicago, Account Manager, and Associates
2.9481597
1,143,886.00
Harris Trust & Savings Bank - Chicago, et al
2.9493
1,144,330.00
Bankers Trust Company and Associates
2.9547
1,146,430.00
Lehman Brothers, et al, and Associates
2-95773
1,147,400.00
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., et al
2.9592
1,148,200.00
The First Boston Corporation, et al
2.96069
1,148,750.00
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Incorporated, et al
2-9747
1,154,205.00
Goldman, Sachs & Co., et al
2-9768
1,154,999.00
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York, et al
2.97719
1,155,150.00
Glore Forgan, Wm. R. Staats Inc., et al
2.9846
1,158,030.00
Chemical Bank New York Trust Company, and Associates
2.993414
1,161,445.00
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., and Associates
2-9938
1,161,600.00
The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
$1,140,550.00
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R. #113 Sale of Bonds $9,000,000.00
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After due consideration of all bids received Isy the Board, a motion was made by Mr. Rogers that the $5,000,000.00 of Building and Equipment Bonds Series A 1965 be awarded , sold, and delivered to First National Bank & Trust Company, Oklahoma City, and Associates who bid the lowest rate of interest the bonds shall bear, agreeing to pay par and accrued interest for the bonds, upon fulfillment of the terms as set out in said contract and bid for the purchas 21 of said bonds. Said motion was seconded by Mr. Lott and was adopted by the following vote:
AYE:
Estes, Lott, Rogers, Welch, and Bennett.
NAY:
None.
R. #114 Return of Bid Deposits
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to return bid deposits to the unsuccessful bidders. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #115 Fiscal Agency Established
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott that payment of principal and interest of $5,000,000.00 of Building and Equipment Bonds will be made at The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal j Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event! of the discontinuance of such Agency, then at the Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company in said City and State of New York. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. §
R. #116 Issuance of Bonds Approved
Thereupon Mr. Rogers introduced a Resolution, which was read in full by the Clerk, and upon | motion by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Estes, was adopted by the following vote: 1
AYE:
Estes, Lott, Rogers, Welch, and Bennett.
NAY:
None.
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Said Resolution was thereupon signed by the President, attested by the Clerk, sealed with the seal of said School District, and is as follows: RES 0 L U T I 0 N A RESOLUTION PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT BONDS IN THE SUM OF $5,000,000.00 BY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER 89 OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, OF A TOTAL OF $14,250,000.00 AUTHORIZED AT AN ELECTION DULY CALLED AND HELD FOR SUCH PURPOSE; PRESCRIBING FORM OF BONDS; PROVIDING LEVY OF AN ANNUAL TAX FOR THE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON THE SAME, FIXING OTHER DETAILS OF THE ISSUE.
R. #117 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHO^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE |
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
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Phil C. Bennett, President Foster Estes William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, J iAuditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; N. L. George, Assistant Super- } iintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Directors - Floy Campbell, Larry Hayes, Bill Lillard}, I Roy Mullenix, Gene Pingleton, G. L. Robinson, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; M. J. Burr, IAssistant Superintendent; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer; David Light, Chief Accountant; Classroom Teacher representatives from - Shidler, Telstar, Tyler, Van Buren, Western Village, j Willard, Wright; Principals - Bob Abbott, Alma Bradley, Dick Dykstra, Wilda Sherfy, Joe i Crumley, Jack Gibson, Wesley Kirk; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma ! Journal; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager.
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and. was followed by roll call.
Invocation
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Bennett.
Guests Welcome
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i On motion by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of April 8, II965, and April 14-, 1965, were ratified as presented.
!R. #118 Minutes Approv
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green gave a routine monthly financial report.
(Copy on file in Clerk's office.)
Attorney stated he had nothing specific to report at this time.
jTrea surer' s ^Report jAttorney' s Report
Mr. Prigmore reported that the vendors' bills in this agenda have been checked and are ready for action by the Board.
Auditor's Report
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as presented. The motion carried unanimously.
Reports Approv
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A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons to attend meetings as indicated: Jack F. Parker, American Association of School Administrators National Symposium related to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 19&3, May 13-14, 1965; Washington, D. C.
p. #120 'professional J >Trips Approved
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Mervel Lunn, Annual Instructional Television Conference, Miami Beach, Florida, May 8-11, 1965.
Sally Augustine and Mary Blevins, International Reading Association Conference, Detroit, Michigan, May 5_8; 19^5 • (Local Reading Council to pay part of expenses.) Jack F. Parker, Regional Meeting of the U. S. Office of Education, Dallas, Texas, May 19, 19^5•
Ad Acers, Cleveland Data Center, Cleveland, Ohio, May 12, 1965 - to construct master schedules for high schools.
The motion carried unanimously with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to allow the following expenses of the Elementary String Festival on May 6, 1965:
Solo Contest Judges
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40.00
Accompanist and rental of organ
$
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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U A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the following calendar for the 1965-66 School Year:
R. #122 L965-66 School Calendar App.
EVENT
DATE
Pre-School Conference
August 23-27
Classes Begin
August 30
Labor Day
September 6
District OEA
September 27
State OEA
October 28-29
Thanksgiving
November 25-26
Christmas
December 23-31
Spring Vacation
March 21-25
Classes End
May 26
Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #123 Project Head Start Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve an agreement with the Community Council of Oklahoma City and County for the operation of Project Head Start in Oklahoma City. The Board's Attorney has approved the agreement as to form. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Copy on file in Clerk's office.)
R. #124 Bank Account "Head Start" Authorized
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott that a special bank account entitled "Project Head Start'be established at The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, under custody of George H. C. Green, Treasurer of the Oklahoma City School District, and that said bank account be kept separate from alllother funds of the School District and used exclusively for Project Head Start. On roll call, all members voted "Aye.1|
R. #125 Extended Time KTYC Personnel
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the endorsement of contracts of personnel when extended time of assignment or additional duties are necessary to meet project requirements of the Neighborhood Youth Corps Agreement #38-5-003.000. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #126 Car Mileage for Staff Members NYC Program
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve payment of eight cents (8^5) per mile to staff members for use of their privately owned automobile while on specific project assignments under the Neighborhood Youth Corps Agreement #38-5-003.000. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #127 Surplus Property Agent Designated
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Lott, that Tom Smith, Director of Purchasing, be authorized to sign all instruments and enter into such negotiations as may be necessary for the acquisition of materials from the Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property. The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. (Copy of Authorization in file in Clerk's office.) PERSONNEL
It was requested that the persons named below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATIONS [MR)
JACKSON
IRAIG, GARY D.
S.S.
[MRS)
STAR SPENCER SR.
1JELLE, JEAN S.
ENG. - JOURNALISM
[MRS)
JEFFERSON
’UGH,
SHIRLEY J.
ENGL 1SH
(MRS)
4-30-65
STONE,
4-15-65
GOLL 1 VER,
4-30-65
FINLEY,
RHEA
|46oo.
(mis s )
tion al
posit
ion
)
[ADDITIONAL POSITION)
ILL)
7
4-30-65
JEFFERSON - ENGLISH "REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
ED. M.
1
3-l5"65
CENTRAL - ADULT DAY "DURATION OF NEED"
WHEATON C. B.S.(NURSING)
0
5-3-65
0
4-22-65
"DURATION OF NEED”
0
3-15-65
HARDING - SCIENCE "FOR 5 DAYS ONLY"
FRANCES E.
4850.
B.S.
S.E.S.C.
PASCHAL, CATHERINE L.
4600.
(mrs ) ELAM, CHERYL A.
390.MO
O.U.
U. OF MIAMI
HERBST, STUART M.
HAYNES,
4-14-65
B.A.
4300.
(MRS)
[SCOTT -
0
C.S.C.
(MR) (PEARSON - ILL)
4-30-65
4300.
(MRS)
B. ED.
TEXAS S.C.W. JANE Q.
4300.
JACKSON - S.S.
12
N.D.
NANCY R.
(MRS)
[addi
U. OF, TULSA
B.S.
"REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
STAR SPENCER SR ENG. - JOURNALISM
PRACTICAL NURSING PRO.
INSTRUCTOR JEFFERSON - ENG.
MEETING OF MA.Y 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
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Personnel Recommended
INA R
PECK,
DOZIER,
Tmrs )
LANGSTON U
SYLVESTER
RISCHARD,
JUANITA
Tmr )
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JANIS
PRACT. NURSING CLINICAL
’
CAROL
PROGRAN
INSTRUCTOR
4300
3-28-65
MARSHALL - SPEC. ED "REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
4300.
4-22-65
VAN BUREN - 4TH "REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
(MRS)
CULLUM,
PERSONNEL
CLERICAL
NAME
ANTHONYS
I.
LOOP, GEORGE E. VAN BUREN 4TH
MOON - IND. ARTS "DURATION OF NEED"
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(MRS)
(rei nsta teme nt )
_________ I____________ __ COLUMBUS - 4TH "DURATION OF NEED"
(MR)
(NELSON - {LIL)
SUTTERFlELD,
0
(MRS)
ILL)
(MORSE - resigned
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ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effecti ve DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATIONS (MRS)
HARDING EVALYN A.
FRANSEN,
(mr )
LIB.
CLERK
LIB.
CURR.
JOHNSON,
BENNY
(MRS)
LIB.
(MRS)
DAXON, MINA E.
|l90.
4-6-65
220.
4-1-65
305.
5-3-65
185.
10-12-64
HARDING LIB.
CLERK
4-2-65
CLERK
PERSONNEL
CAROLYN
KESTER,
3-29-65
4-22-65
CLERK
(MRS)
(COOPER - RESIGNED)
BURCHARD, MARY H. (MRS)
(STAGG - RESIGNED)
FAULKNER, MAVA (MRS) MORRIS,
PHYLLIS
PUPIL SERVICES JR.
SEC.
TESTING DEPT. - SEC.
"REINSTATEMENT"
KENNEDY INST. CLERK
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NAME
1
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
LEAVES OF ABSENCE MATERNITY (MRS,
WHEEL ER
CARRIER,
PATRICIA A.
(MRS)
SPEC.
4-15-65
ED.
(MRS)
SEQUOYAH 4TH
4-15-65
MORGEN,
GREER, BILLYE C.
COOLIDGE 4TH
4-30-65
BAILEY, MAV1E J.
(MRS)
LAFAYETTE
MILLS, ANN T.
5TH
4-9-65
COLLINS,
CUNNINGHAM, MARILYN (MRS)
(MRS) MOTE, ROSALEE (MRS)
BRENDA S.
(MRS)
VAN BUREN 2ND
4850.
B.S.
B» A •
4-9-65
PALMER, MARY E.
4-9-65
PEGO, JAMES C.
4-23-65
RIPPLE,
4-21-65
MC LEMORE, DOROTHY L.
4300.
BeS«
4300.
B.S.
4-15-65
9
5-3-65
1k
4-9-65
0
4-9-65
LAFAYETTE 3RD
0
4-23-65
MARSHALL - PSYCHOLOC "REM. OF YR. ONLY"
0
4-22-65
"REM. OF YR. ONLY"
0
4-22-65
"REM. OF YR. ONLY"
BETHANY NAZ.
(mrs )
LOS ANGELES S.
RUTH M.
4300.
B.A.
SEQUOYAH - 4TH
0
CeS•C«
(MR)
PSYCHOLOGY
B 0 S«
O.U.
KATHRYN N.
(MRS)
3RD
O.S.U.
BROWN U.
4950.
(MRS)
LAFAYETTE
WRAY, MILDRED F.
|4300.
(MRS).
MARSHALL
RUNKLE,
FRANCES D.
"REM. OF YR.
ONLY"
COOLIDGE - 4TH
"Rem .
of
year
only
"
LAFAYETTE - 5TH
"REM. OF YEAR ONLY"
VAN BUREN - 2ND
ILL HEALTH (MRS)
BROWN,
HOOVER
SYBAL P.
(MRS)
JONES, MARJORIE Y.
TYPING -
RIDGEVIEW 3RD
ENG.
3-16-65
(MRS) 4300.
C 0 S«C 0 B*S.
HOOVER - TYPING-ENG,
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Personnel Recommended
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
MISS NANCY C. BURCH,
PBX OPERATOR, $1.00 PER HOUR,
MRS. SHARON D. CHEVES, CLERK,
1965, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.
EFFECTIVE APRIL 5,
PURCHASING DEPARTMENT,
SALARY |170.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 7>
I9&5«
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1964-65 JUDITH M.
CHESNUT,
(MRS)
ELEM., SPANISH
PORTER, ADLISE 1. (MRS) WARREN, RUTH E. (MRS) BRADY, MARK E. PARK,
LEVETA J,
PARKER,
GENE R.
SHEHORNE,
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
RES1GNAT1<W^ME
(MR)
EDDIE
ASSIGNMENT
WATCHMAN
FLOORMAN COOLIDGE
BECK. CHESTER
FLOORMAN
SOUTHEAST
FLOORMAN HOOVER
BROWN, JAMES L.
FLOORMAN HAYES
BROWN,
PHIL W.
FLOORMAN
STAR SPENCER CRAWFORD, GEORGE
FLOORMAN ROOSEVELT
DENWALT. DANIEL
FLOORMAN WOODSON LAUNDRY
GRAY, JAMES R.
TRUCK DRlVER-WASHMAI* HOOVER
JACKSON,
ERNEST
KILGORE. RALPH
effecti ve DATE
4-17-65
ED.
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
195.MO.
BOOKER. HERBERT
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
25.MO.
:ar
all owa nce
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP. -
ASSIGNMENT
ALL SCHOOLS
5-1=65
WATCHMAN HOOVER
BOHANAN. JACK
FLOORMAN
3-31-65
BENTLEY, ARNOLD
2I0.MO.
4-1-65
COOLIDGE Fl OORMAN
4-0-65
ROBERTSON, STEVE
210.M0.
4-3 9-65
4-14-65
BARRINGER,
EDDIE
210.MO.
4-J9-65
4-15-65
HERRING, GEORGE
210.MO.
4-27-65
HAYES Fl OORMAN
4-19-65
HODGES,
EDWARD
210.MO.
4-27-65
FLOORMAN
4-15-65
ROGERS, ALBERT
210.MO.
4-26-65
SOUTHEAST FLOORMAN
HOOVER FLOORMAN
STAR SPENCER
ROOSEVELT FLOORMAN
4-23-65 HOOVER
4-20-65
BROWER, DELBERT
210.MO.
4-26-65
FLOORMAN
LAFAYETTE i TIME FLOORMAN
4-14-65
BREWER. WILLIAM JR.
I05.MO.
4-22-65
LAFAYETTE i TIME FLOORMAN
BROWER. BOBBY
2I0.MO.
4-20-65
FLOORMAN
3-31-65
DOUGHTY. J.L.
210.MO.
4-7-65
FLOORMAN
3-31-65
MILLER, GEORGE
210.MO.
4-12-65
JOHN MARSHALL i TIME FLOORMAN
4-15-65
RICHARD, DONALD
10 5.MO.
4-26-65
210.M0.
4-19-65
RELIEF FLOORMAN
210.MO.
4-8-65
FLOORMAN
4-15-65
MCCARVER. L.A.
DOUGLASS FLOORMAN
4-19-65
MCF1LLEN. HERMAN
FLOORMAN
N.W. CLASSEN CLASSEN
ALL SCHOOLS RIDER, DON R.
ELEM.
4-27-65
FLOORMAN
ROY E.
PHYS.
FLOORMAN
PRAIRIE QUEEN
REDDING.
S. S., BUS.,
2I0.MO.
4-23-65
LISTER. JERRY
MILLS. J.B.
PH’
PERSONNEL
i-
BROOKS. CHARLES
(MR)
S.S. ,
_____________________________________________________________________________________________ ; ' =
HOOVER BARRINGER.
ED.
KINDERGARTEN
ELEM.,
(mr )
BILLY R.
BUS.
ARTS,
IND.
(MRS)
ALL SCHOOLS
BAILEY. HERBERT
EN3LISH,
HOME EC., SCIENCE
RELIEF FLOORMAN SOUTHEAST
4-15-65
ROBERTSON. STEVE
FLOORMAN
4-19-65
SHELTON, CHARLES
NORTHEAST FLOORMAN
3-31-65
GUTIERREZ,
ERNESTO
SCHNEIDER, DAVID
PRAIRIE QUEEN
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
CLASSEN
FLOORMAN JOHN MARSHALL i TIME FLOORMAN-
ALL SCHOOLS
NORTHEAST
I
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MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
EMPLOYMENT^ AM E
SALARY
mo th pv ; TMPn^Aon
3I2QJ®.
3-26-65
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN
)
§
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
(
j
i
DENTON. ROBERT
1.35 hr
.
4-21-65
LABORER
DIETZ. NORRIS 6.
2.25 HR.
3-29-65
PLASTERER
EDWARDS. GEORGE
1.50 HR.
3-29-65
MECHANIC
GOMEZ, JOE LEE
1.35 HR.
4-21-65
LABORER
HENSLEY, CARL JR.
1.35 HR.
4-7-65
LABORFR
JOHNSON. GEORGE
1.35 HR.
3-29-65
LABORER
MCKEY. LLOYD
2.25 HR.
4-9-65
PLASTERER
MILLER. HAROLD
2.00 HR.
4-19-65
PAINTER
1.54 HR.
4-1-65
TRUCK DRIVER
1.35 HR.
4-19-65
LABORER
1.35 HR.
3-30-65
LABORER
j.35 HR,
4-6-65
LABORER
SMITH, WAYNE R.
1.35 HR-
4-21-65
LABORER
SPURGJN.
1.35 HR.
4-22-65
LABORER
.
3-31-65
LABORER
PARSONS. VERNON
.
RAGLAND, SHFRWOOD RE1NOLD, LUCIOUS
SKIPPER.
EDDIE
EDGAR
TAYLOR. GALEN L.
.
1.35 hr
PERSONNEL __
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
RESIGNATION
THORN?.
1 !
STONEGATE 4- T5MF Fl DORMAN
1 ARRY
eff ecti ve DATE
4-1 A- 65
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
MirkFVj
..
I FWt«
__ ___________________________________________________________ _——----------
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
STONEGATE i TIME FLOORMAN
4-19-65
52.5OMO.
ASSIGNMENT
STAR SPENCER
FLOORMAN
MAY. ROBERT
195.no . 25.mo .
d)
BRIDRFTT, HFRRFRT
|O5, MO,
4-8-65
s
)
BRIDGFTT, HERBERT
I05.MO.
4-8-65
PAGE STADIUM A- TIME FLOORMAN
)
COFFMAN. JOSEPH
210.M0.
4-8-65
ROWMANj nONAI R
210.MO.
4-13-65
n !AR ALLOWANCE
ji
(additi onal )
onal
1
BRATU, aibfrt
(additi
1
)
210TMO,
ALL SCHOOLS
4-1-65
WATCHMAN
MOON
(carte
r
-trans
(carter
-tran
(dun
-transf
kin
ferre
sfer
red
erred
(glos s ! p -rfsi gn fd )
TIME floor
man
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN
BUCHANAN Fl OORMAN
r
I
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19&5 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERV1CE
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ —-------- ---------
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
^ame
emp loyme nt
SALARY
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
-----------
ASSIGN UNASSIGNED
.
4-15-65
DENA
1.00 HR.
3-2,5-65
COX, LILLIE I.
I.00 HR.
4-2-65
DOZIER, MARY R.
I.00 HR.
4-21-65
GEORGE, NANCY
I.00 HR.
4-12-65
RRYNER, PEGGY J. COLDIRON,
i.nn hr
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HFI PFR
UNASSIGNED MFI PFR
UNASSIGNED
BETTY
GJLLASPY,
HYDE,
CAROLYN
JONES, JOSEPHINE
1.00 HR.
3-26-65
I.00
4-6-65
HR.
PHYLLIS
1.00 HR.
SCOTT, VICTORIA
1.00 HR.
MURPHY,
SELKEN, CLARA
4-13-65
I.00 HR.
.
’3-31-65
4-5-65 4-7-65
J.00 HR.
SMITH, GLADYS
1.00 HR.
4-26-65
STATON. GAIL J.
I.00 HR.
4-9-65
TRAVIS,
1.00 HR.
4-9-65
1.00 HR.
4-26-65
INEZ
WYSKUP, STELLA
HFI PFR
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER UNASSJGNED HFI PFR
UNASSJGNED HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER
UNASSJGNED HELPER
UNASSJGNED HELPER
UNASS1GNED HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
RESIGNATIONS SHIELDS HEIGHTS
CHRISTIAN, CLETA
HELPER
COOLIDGE DUDLEY,
ELLA V.
HELPER
3-26-65
r\ r
FOOD SERVICE
PERSONNEL
......
RESIGNATION AME
-
4-12-65
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGN MEI NICHOLS HILLS
(kea
SLING-RESIGNED)
BAY, BEULAH
1,00 HR
29=6^
HELPER
TRANSFER
(DARRINGTON-TRANSFERRED)
MOORE,
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
GARFl ELD BIBLE, ROBERTA
MANAG ER MONROE
KELLY, ZULA
COOK
LAFAYETTE
WATSON, ANNA E.
COOK
TAFT
FOX, AUGUSTA J.
HELPER
4-1-65 4-1-65
4-12-65
4=21-6,5.
ELSIE M.
I.10 HR.
4-6-65
LINCOLN
HELPFR
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
-........ .......................................~~
~~.. -......... ............ •*..... ~
-
~...
Personnel Recommendation:
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effecti ve DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
CURRICULUM LIBRARY
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
PENA. DANNY
AUDIO VISUAL
AUDIO VISim
RESIGNATION
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
HODGIN. JAMES
FILM DISTRIBUTOR
^-27-65
SMITH, LINDELL
PRINTER
4-27-65
ARTHUR. RONALD
BROADCASTING CENTFR
BROADCASTING
RESIGNATION
EMPLOYMENT
MEDFORD. DONALD
TECHNICAL D1RFCTOR
1.25 HR.
3-29-65
hflpfr
1.25 HR.
4-12-65
PRINTER
4-13-65
CAMERAMAN
CENTER
'J*
4-1 5-65
TRANSFER
(MAXWELL-tra nsf err ed
)
MERTZ, WILLIAM
3.000.YR
________
p-u CHANGE IN SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS: SERVICE departmen
t
:
CLEONARD RICHARDSON, PER MONTH,
j/4 TIME FLOORMAN AT KENNEDY,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 29,
SALARY $157*50 PER MONTH, TO FLOORMAN AT DOUGLASS, SALARY $210.
1965.
FOOD SERVICES NORETTA DARRINGTON, COOK AT LINCOLN, 6,
SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO UNASSIGNED HELPER,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE APRIL
1965.
VELVA RUTH JONES, HELPER AT JACKSON, EFFECTIVE APRIL I, 19^5.
SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL,
IRENE KILLGORE, COOK AT PRAIRIE QUEEN,
SALARY $1.25 PER HR, TO COOK AT MONROE,
SALARY $J85. PER MONTH,
SALARY $1.15 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 2,
1965. LOVEANNA ROLLAND, HELPER AT PRAIRJE QUEEN, EFFECTIVE APRIL 2, CURRICULUM libra
ry
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO COOK AT PRAIRIE QUEEN,
SALARY $1.JO PER HR,
1965.
;
JAMES BIBB, TEMPORARY HELPER,
SALARY $1.00 PER HR, TO $1.25 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE MARCH 26,
I965.
BROADCASTING CENTER: CLAUDE MAXWELL, CAMERAMAN,
SALARY $3300. PER YR, TO STUDIO MANAGER, SALARY $3&)0. PER YR,
EFFECTIVE APRIL 1,
1965.
I
lit was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the Board approve the personnel items as listed above. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. 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 following.)
R. #128 Personnel Approved
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT’D
ITEM #1 Bills and Payrolls
ITEM; #2
ITEM #3
RATIFICATION OF APRIL 1965 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE B(j|^RD AND UPON WHICH. WYANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS : 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1,592,079*67
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
78,682*72
BOND FUND
$
1,150*00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR MAY 1965 IN, THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1964-65 BUILDING, LEVY! FUND
$
85,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,150.00
YOUTH CORPS
$
15,000.00
1,650,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT,OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS.AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES. i ' BILLS FILED WITH. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY 3, 1965
THE BUSINESS MANA GER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$_ 295,337*56
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$_
4,450.88
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
61,411.52
21.60
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND BOND FUND TOTAL
$_
83,123*97
$
444,345.53.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND A & A REBUILDERS General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair
Selected Low
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH.CORPORATION Printing
Standard
A &E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Project Planning Audio Visual Materials Title III Storeroom Stock Manpower General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Low Low Board Action Low Low Low Board Action
ALDRICH & ALDRICH, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
A & M SUPPLY, INCORPORATED General.Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair
Low Standard
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Filter Materials
Board Action
AMERICAN. ASSOC. OF SCHOOL ADM. Superintendents Office
Agreement
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION. COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance Lawn Repair
Low Low Standard
28.00 . ..Z^o
35*50
6.50
4.80 8.06 5.00 105.00 35*88 8.58 . 24.00
191.32 338.40
. 116.00
129.45 469.81
80.00 7.97 1.00 199*24
208.21
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19&5 - CONT'D
IBills and [Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Printing
Low
AMERICAN SCHOOL HEALTH.ASSOC. Instructional Offices
Publisher
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE COMPANY Maintenance General Equipment Repair
Low Low
75.00 . 10.00
Low
9.88
• Low
7.79 .10.45
APCO OIL CORPORATION Manpower Printing General Instruction
( 1
■
B-2
204.45
5.00
85.00
28.12
ARROW MACHINERY COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Standard
1.50
ARST-MIDWESTERN,. INCORPORATED General Equipment Repair
Standard
3-40
ARTCRAFT PRESS Library
Publisher
34.32
. DENNIS ARY Special Education
Reimbursement
23.00
ELA Me ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
AT&SFE RAILWAY COMPANY Travel Expense
Board Action
71.95
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY ; General Equipment Repair
Low
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. Manpower
Selected
BEAUTICIANS’ STATE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Manpower
Low Low
BERRY OIL COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
BIG THREE .WELDING EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies . Adult School Supplies General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
-
7.00
22.46 69.62
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
8.95
92.08 37.95
23.08 32.44 38.36 2.29 8.96 11.47 11.47 42.30 20.61
190.98
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
R.. K. BLACK,. INCORPORATED Printing
Standard
401.26
BLACK & DECKER MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Standard
7.05
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair
Standard
84.22
B & M SALES Business Office
Low
7-05
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE General Instruction
Agreement
7.59
BOSTITCH ATLANTA, INC. Superintendents Office
Low
;5o.os
BOTTENFIELD’S INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
16.00
R., R. BOWKER Library
Publisher
THE CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair
Standard Standard
BRANIFF AIRWAYS, INCORPORATED Travel Expense
Board Action
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Manpower Manpower
Low Selected
4.40 23.19
27.59
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Low
10.40 54.60
65.OO
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY General Instruction
Low
5.50
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Standard
2.40
BUCKLEY’S APCO SERVICE Operating Gas:and Oil
Agreement
BUREAU. OF PUBLICATIONS Library Library
Publisher Publisher
BURMAX COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
15.60
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Business Office
Low
. 1.65
8.00
274-12 503.04
777.16 525.60
63.58
1.50 3.35
.4.85
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
.Bills and iPayrolls
B-4
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
BURTS BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
WILMA CAIN - CLERK Misc. Expense Superintendent’s Office Pub. forr Personnel Office Postage Travel Pubs, for Curr. LibraryVehicles - Heavy Duty
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Instruc. Offices
15.00 75.00 10.60 1.00 .39.00 14.94 . 1.00 28.25
169.79
Low Low Low
119.20 105.12 . 3.03
227.35
BOB CATES Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low
168.96 13-81 15.00 339.72 . 48.68
586.17
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORPORATION General Equipment Repair
Standard
19.85
CHAMPION AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
15.20
CHESTNUT MUSIC COMPANY . In. Service Training
Board Action
25.00 '
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water and Sewerage
Utilities
43-22
CITY OF NICHOLS ..HILLS Water &• Sewerage
Utilities
17.00
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction Maintenance Maintenance General Equipment Repair
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
21.00
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY Title III
Board Action
42.00
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
264.81 7.672.10
14.50 3-35 5.20 7.13 24.50
7,936.91
54.68
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-5
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Vehicles Heavy Duty Operating Gas and Oil
Low Board Action
972.36 439.40
1,411.76
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY General Instruction Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Low Board Action
5.36 144.00 740.00
889.36
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION Title V
Board Action
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Audio Visual Supplies Electronics Supplies
Standard Board Action Standard
2,517.64
70.10 80.80 76.45
227.35
■
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbur s ement
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronics Supplies Title VIII Electronics Supplies
Low Letter Bid Low Standard
MR. FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Re imb ur s ement
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair Manpower General Instruction
Low Low Low Low.
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Title III Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Low Low Low
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Manpower
Standard
13.00
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
39-40
DOWLINGS,.. INCORPORATED Title III Office Machines General Instruction
Board Action Agreement Low
50.00 567.25 28.60 14.10
,609.95
23.00 27-30 20.50 12.48
-
,^7a
64.OO
543-35 17.90
561.25
21.88 45.02 19.50 9.60
96.00
I.9O.I9 22.30 15.75
228.24
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-6
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
20.90 7.40 48.69 21.21 115.93 17.66
231.79
BILL DOYLE Business Office Printing Storeroom Stock Manpower
Low Low Low Low
26.40 49.00 187.50 3.00
265.90
DUFOUR EDITIONS Library
Publisher
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Storeroom Stock . Storeroom Stock . Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines Manpower Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
DX SUNRAY OIL COMPANY Vehicles Regular
Low
896.45
EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. Manpower
Low
14.25
T. 0. EKONEN Repair to Musical Instruments
Selected
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Title VIII Title VIII Electronics Supplies . Electronics Supplies
Low Low Low Low
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY/ INC. Manpower Storeroom Stock Audio Visual Materials General Instruction
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low
FOSTER ESTES Travel Exp. -Boston, Mass.
Board Action
EVANS DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
J-/*
447.60 . 446.10 24.24.6 • 40 17.10 16.05 225.00 47.49 29.19
2.76
1,674.93
9.35
13.46 7-49 46.66 242.91
310.52
213.56 6.09 593.38 186.48 67.50
853.45
160.90 35.50
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-7
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) FACTORY SERVICE CENTER Manpower
Low
FAMILY THEATER TV Rights
Selected
FIELD ENTERPRISES Title III
Board Action
5,858.00
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Equipment Rental
Board Action
708.27
FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
FOTOTYPE INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
MRS. DONALD G. FRANCEN Special Education
Reimbursement
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Selected
DALE.GEORGE COMPANY Maintenance General Equipment Repair
Standard Standard
GEOGRAPHICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Title III
Publisher
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
GLUE & PASTE DISTRIBUTORS,. INC. General Eqpt. Repair
Low
. 11.80
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES General Equipment Repair
Low
45.61
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY,. INC. General Instruction
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
56.00 5.00
31.18
235.80
11.52 500.00
69.12 14.80 4.92
37.40
-
: Reimbursement
Publisher
HART INDUSTRIAL. SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair
Low Low Low
35.28
61.70
.: Standard
HARLOW PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library
19.72
.15.84 2.55
28.27 6.10 3.70
i
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-8
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
HART INDUSTRIAL.SUPPLY CO. (continued) General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair Furniture Repair Materials General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
L_-
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
29.07 4.50 72.00 . 27.93 16.66 9.30 87-94 . 24.17 483.95
i 793.59
■
HEARNE BROTHERS Audio Visual Materials
Selected
47.50
RUBY HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
24.00
HERZFELDS BEAUTY SUPPLY Manpower
Low
ALEX HIGDON Travel Expense -'Dallas, Texas Adm. South West Drive-In Conf.
Board Action
HOHMANN & BROWN, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Standard
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Title III Title III Library
Selected Board Action Publisher
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Standard
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION . Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
20.00
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
2.38
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Custodial Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair
Low Low Low Low
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
■ i
. Reimbursement
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC. Property Insurance
Board Action
INDUSTRIAL ARTS & VOC. EDUC. Instructional Offices
Publisher
8.95
88.00
1.28 1.02 4.56
6.86
78.75 37.04 66.93
182072
-
16.00 .34.22 20.80
. 17.-33
163.56
88.35 13.68 110,903.82
4-00
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE CO. Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt.’ Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair IBM
CORPORATION Data Processing . Data Processing . Data Processing Data Processing
B-9
Selected Selected Standard Low Low
Low Rental Agreement Board Action Rental Agreement
8.04 . 52.72 20.82 57.72 39.20
.178.50
35-37 7,636.50 2,313-00 7.726.50
17,711.37
INTERNATIONAL CAT CART INC. General Eqpt. Repair
Standard
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Standard Standard Standard Standard
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair
Low
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected
5.75
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics Supply
Selected
3.54
JOLES PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
9.18
FRED JONES FORD General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair Maintenance Maintenance . Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
24.61 44® 22 .70 - 150o07 70.06
289.66
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance General Equipment Repair
Selected Low
10.00 9.43
.19.43
JOHN KEMP In Service Training
Board Action
KP-SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc.- Equipment
Selected Selected
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Building Rental
Rental Agreement
7-00
80.68 66.63 10.16 8.98
166.45
45-88
200,00 20.16
57.10 39.30
96.40 565.00
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-10
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) LIFE FILMSTRIPS Audio Visual Materials Title III
Selected Publisher
BILL LILLARD Travel Expense - Chicago, Ill. No. Central Assoc, of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Board Action
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat (Geo. Wright) Heat (Lone Star)
Low Low
52.00 58.00
110.00
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing Printing
Selected Selected
46.10 17.00
■ Z7 63 • 10
LONGINES SYMPHONETTE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
LYONS BAND INSTRUMENT COMPANY Storeroom,Stock
Low
MACK’S PRINTERS ROLLER. SERVICE Printing
Selected
18.00
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
46.00
MRS. B. J. MARTIN Special Education
Reimbursement
11.40
Mr. T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental
Rental Agreement
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY TV Rights Title VIII Manpower Audio Visual Materials
Board Action Publisher Publisher Publisher
150.00 121.00 66.40 226.08
563.48
MELTON COMPANY INCORPORATED Health Department Title III
Low Board Action
211.32 1.314.11
1,525.43
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Printing
Standard
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
6.00 45.00
51.00
69.51
15.90 . 249.00
125.00
6o.oo
14.30
271.85
MEETING OF MAY 3; 19&5 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-ll
1964“65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair Furniture Repair Materials General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair Manpower Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General. Eqpt. Repair
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Standard Standard Standard Standard
MIDWEST SHOP SUPPLIES General Instruction
Board.Action
EDWARD M. MILLER & ASSOC.. INC. Library
Selected
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair Instruc. Equipment Repair Instruc. Equipment . Electronics Supplies
Low Selected Selected
103.60 178.49 51.87
333.96
MILLSAP’S Repair Repair Repair Repair
Selected Selected Selected Selected
23.00 159.80 10.50 11.00
204.30
to to to to
Instruc.Instruc.Instruc. Instruc.
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
6.31 . 4.08 129.86 16.32 3.60 14.98 166.44 141.00 16.62 45.60 46.12 211.50 35.26 . 2.64 8.84 7.28 7.40 1.62 39.50 400.00
1,304.97
■
300.72 22.00
MINNESOTA MINING. AND MFG. COMPANY . Title III
Board Action
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MONROE INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED Office Machines
Standard
93.30
E.-. MORRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Low
35.96
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding
Board.Action
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair
Standard
2,921.64
7.20
1,729.15
1.10
1 i 1 1 i 1
f
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-12
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
NATIONAL APPLE INSTITUTE Audio Visual Materials
Selected
4® 00
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Personnel Office
Selected
2.25
NEW. READERS PRESS Library
Publisher
8.00
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Reimbursement
5.76
NOBLE AND NOBLE PUBLISHERS, INC. Library
Publisher
NRG FUELS CORPORATION Heat (Geo. Wright) Heat (Lone Star)
Low Low
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
A. J. NYS.TROM & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS CO. INC. General Eqpt. Repair
Low
OIL FILTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
Low Low
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Laundry Expense Adult School Supplies Manpower
Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water.and Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair
Low
99.40
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
16.55
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY . Electricity
Utilities
47., 113.37
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
36,987.11
OKLAHOMA PRINTERS SUPPLY COMPANY Printing
. Low
78.95 44.10 58.50
102.60
13.59 2,101.85
8.03
Action Action Action Action Action
17.88 24.96
42 0 84
16.68 3.50 140 e 00 30.00 40o00
230.18 8,870.85
11.34
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-13
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) OKLA.. SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low
211.97 68.50 34.50 10.50
325.47
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower Office Machines Office Machines
Low Low Standard Standard Standard
465.00 110.00 2.82 3.20 8.00
589.02
MRS. PHILIP OLANDESE Special Education
Reimbur s ement
16.80
JACK.PARKER Travel Exp. - New York, N.Y. Meeting of Superintendents
Board Action
99.60
PAULMAR, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
12.40
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
PHILCO CORPORATION-TECHREP DIV. Title .VIII
Publisher
13.60
MR. GERALD C. PICKETT Special Education
Re imbur s ement
10.08
GENE PINGLETON Travel Exp. - Washington,.; D. C. Directors of Elementary Educ.
Board Action
85.04
PORTLAND SANITARY, LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Manpower
Standard
10.00
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Standard
750.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools
Standard
1,469.70
PRICES RADIATOR SHOP Maintenance
Selected
12.50
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION Title V
Standard
521.56
76.60
6.19
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR CQMPANY . Maintenance General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
QUAKER HAIR GOODS COMPANY Manpower
Low
13.00
RADIO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
390.00
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Library
Publisher
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY . Repair to Instruc.- Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Selected
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. General Instruction
Low
. 49.50
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Custodial1 Supplies
Low
, 14.40
DUB,RICHARDSON FORD, INC. General Instruction Vehicles Regular
Agreement Standard
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
ELMER J„ ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
ROBERTS & BAKER, DRUG Manpower
Low
■ 16.47
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
,31.50
DR. M.W. RONEY Travel Expense
Board Action
R & R LAUNDRY SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low
DR. JOHNSON.SANFORD Physicians Salaries
Board Action
MRS. MARVIN; SCHLEGEL Special Education
Reimbursement
54.21 2.50
56.71
4-15 2.40 . .,^0
7.60
4.75
8.19 2.63
10.82
8.40 3I.2O
14.01
11.95 11.95
23.90
, 350.00
15.84
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
8*
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
SCOTT PUBLISHING COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
SCRIVNER-STEVENS COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low
SEATON SUPPLY COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Standard
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Low
SESACs INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Equipment â– Repair General Equipment Repair General Equipment.Repair General Equipment.Repair Laundry Expense General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies Manpower Manpower Manpower Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance General Instruction
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc, Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low . Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Selected Board Action
.Selected Selected . Selected Selected
4.05 30.00
1.72 1.20 3.30
,4.50
38.48 -^00
-73.48
7.41 77.28 46.80 59.10 . 398.96 7.40 ,36.56 22.26 . 163.75 4.80 30.59 1.50 30.84 .08 41*44 782.83
.1,711.60 5
7.97 48.60 6.00 8.28
70.85
11.20 32.38 11.31
54.89
i
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
4-95
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Title III
Publisher
79-50
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
25.72 5-59
31.31
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-16
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
SKIL CORPORATION General Equipment Repair
Standard
WALLACE R. SMITH Travel Expense - Atlanta, Ga. Visitation -Atlanta Schools
Board Action
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Filter Expense
Board Action
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone Company
Utilities
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION General Equipment Repair
Standard
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MANUFACTURING CO. General Equipment Repair
Low
MR. RILEY SPENCER Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
FRANCIS SPURLOCK In Service Training
Board Action
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY General Instruction Office Machines
Standard Standard
STANLEY BOWMAR COMPANY, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Selected
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction General Equipment Repair
Selected Selected
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS, INC. Repair to Instru. Equipment
Standard
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
WILLIAM E. TAYLOR Travel Expense - Tulsa, Okla. Amer. Industrial Arts Meeting
Board Action
. 122.04
310.10
8,364.79
210.00 17.40
227.40
261.75
MEETING OF MAY 3, 1965 - CONT’D
u.
Bills and Payrolls
\1
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-17
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
TECNIFAX CORPORATION General Instruction Audio Visual Materials Manpower
Low Standard Board Action
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
TEXAS ENVELOPE COMPANY . Printing
Low
CHARLES C. THOMAS, PUBLISHER Libary
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Instructional Offices Business Offices Business Offices Project Planning Purchasing.Office Manpower Audio Visual Materials Title III THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY,.. INC. New Library Books Library & Textbooks
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY General Instruction Laundry Expense
. 384.60 3.20 55.65 ■ 115.20
40.32
191.58
8.66
Low Low Low ■ Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low ■ Low Low . ■ Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
399.00 458.85 6.60 76,05 1.80 173.93 . 17.40 34.48 16.50 .114-00 8.46 .10.30 7.20 . 12.52 14.40 44.85 11.07 261.46
Board Action Board Action
90S.60
■ Low Low
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY ■Title III
Board:Action
3M COMPANY Library
Publisher
BLANCHE F. TITUS School Elections
Board. Action
TODAY’S .HEALTH General Instruction
Publisher
174.05
1,668.87
1,3,58-94
2,266.64
47.00 248.65
295.65 556.80
7.50 100.00
4.00
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
i
|Bills and. | Payrolls
i
B-1S
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
TOSLEN TRANSPARENCIES Title III
Publisher
TRIANGIE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Project Planning
Low Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair Instruc. Equipment Electronic.Supplies. Electronic ..Supplies Electronic Supplies
Selected Selected Low Selected
UARCO INCORPORATED Date Processing
Board Action
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION . Manpower
Standard
1.27
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Library
Publisher
3.20
VARITYPER CORPORATION . Printing Printing
Standard Standard
40.00 125.21 115.55
240.76
6.45 18.27 74.30 3.48
102.50 jtr
519.47
221.50 29.40
250.90
• Standard Standard Board Action
223.27 63.OO 189.70
475.97
A. C. VROMA.N, INC. Library Library
Board Action Publisher
. 156.00 307.00
463.00
WARDS NATURAL SCIENCE.ESTABLISHMENT Title VIII
Low
36.10
THE WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Low
109.15
A WELDORS SUPPLY. COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Office Machines Office Machines Furniture Repair
Low Agreement Agreement Standard
VASECOj INCORPORATED Repair to Instruct Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Manpower Manpower Printing Printing Printing
Low Low Low : Low Selected
5.70 . .75 34.50 41.50
W
82.25
99.91 6.00 221.24 39.60 5.26
372.01
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL. SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard
THE WHITE SEWING CENTER Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
8.50
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Lew
1.85
WIBLE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE Title III
Selected
11.40
He W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Board Action
14.00
MRS. ED WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
9.24
BIG THREE WELDING EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
6.26
J. Be LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Library
Board Action
2.70
MILLSAP’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
NELSON ELECTRONICS LABORATORIES, INC. Title VIII
Selected
14.25
OKLHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
80.00
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Publisher
30.19 9.42 6.64 2.22
18.28
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics - Supplies
. Selected
Low
197.00 3,820.80
218.20 12.90
231.10
27.57 71.20
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
i
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
B-20
ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY,.. INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
375.00
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
69.00
AMERICAN. AIR FILTER COMPANY,. INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
7.65
AMSPRO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Selected
497.80
AUSTIN LUMBER COMPANY Materials ~ Buildings Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Board Action
BEKO CONMAT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
BRAUNLICH EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title III
Board Action
1,857.30
BRODHEAD^GARRETT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
94.00
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, . INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
47.16
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY MaterialsBuildings
Low
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Selected
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
COMER AND DORAN -BEAUTY PRODUCTS,.. INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY,. INC. Title III Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Letter Bld
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Title III
Board Action
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials — Buildings Materials - Buildings
Lew Low Board Action
145.00 75-38 607.00
827-38
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials.- Buildings Materials.- Buildings
Low Low
392.00 . 18.50
,410.50
. 1,806.75 1.348.61
3,155.36
44.50
.174.66
. 128.50 4.00
132.50 19.48
508.30 . 3,294.99 404.00
3,698.99
1,271.00
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
u.
\A A !
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-21
DAGWELL. DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
DENMAN COMPANY INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials- Buildings Materials.- Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Low
DULANEY’S Title III
Board Action
132.50
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board.Action
966.00
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials
Low Board Action Selected
. 216.54 947.63 2.36
1,166.53
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials.- Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Board Action
28.94 44.00 .396.25 159.00
628.19
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Selected
22.08 19.90
41.98
GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION Equipment for Administration
Board Action
3,250.00
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board,Action
52.80
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
5.18
253.00
75.60 9.00 38.88 . 87rfVl
. Low Low
73.00 336.25
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY . Materials - BuildingsMaterials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low
106.53 18.41 32.40 1.35
HARTER CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
HERD EQUIPMENT COMPANY . Noninstructional Equipment
. Selected
287.50
. l^xiz
135.59
409.25
291.86 34.00
70.00
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19&5 - CONT’D
B-22
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued) HONEYWELL,.. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
108.93
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
58.44
INDUSTRIAL METALS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
LAMINATES UNLIMITED, INC, Equipment for Instruction
Low
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials- Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
91.00 31.00 234.91 159.33
516.24
MCALISTER MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
3.75 . 2^6^
258.40
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
Low
189.58
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
Low
292.85
MONARCH REFINERIES, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
22.00
.MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY ■ Materials.- Buildings
Board Action
106.20
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board. Action
89.76
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials.- Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Low
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION Est. #2 - Oakridge?
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. INC. - Equipment for Instruction
Low
52.00
OKLAHOMA PUMP &, SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Standard
28.72
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY . Replace Stage Setting
Low
1,310.85 65.94
.1,376.79
315.00 4^
511.64 117.56
24.00
629.20
26,055.00
494.80
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B-23
*
Bills and. Payrolls
;
PATTERSON STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
96.00
THE PEROLIN. COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Selected
445.50
LEONARD PETERSON & COMPANY. INC. Title HI
Board Action
414.80
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Title III
Board Action
690.00
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES,. INC. Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low Letter Bid
99.96 417.22
.517.18
SCOVIL & SIDES HARDWARE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings
Low Low
276.00 105.60
381.60
S & H MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
237.21
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
•31.35
SOUTHWESTERN. ROOFING & SHEET METAL CO. Materials -Buildings
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Noninstructional Equipment Title VIII
Selected Selected
. STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
27.00
1,336.00 300.00 25.00
325.00
252.70
Low Letter Rid
TECNIFAX CORPORATION . Title III
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK.AND. SUPPLY COMPANY Title III . Equipment for Instruction
Board.Action Standard
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY , INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
1,427.60
TURNBULL &.MILLS, INCORPORATED East. #2-.Arch. Fee - Oakridge
Board Action
390.82
U.„ S. SUPPLY. COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
1,415.00
1,257*56 90.00
1,347.56
1 Low Low Low Board Action
21.25 238.50 135.10 229.26
.624.11 1
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-24
VINSONITE SALES COMPANY / Materials - Buildings
Low
47.50
A. F. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
49.12
Standard
,21.60
1963-61 BUILDING: LEVY FUND SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower
■
MEETING OP MAY 3, 1965 - CONT'D
BOND FUND* BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #2 - Bldg. -Eisenhower
Board Action
60,750.00
COSTON-FRANKFURT-SHORT,. INC. Arch. Fee -Webster - Final
Hoard Action
399.97
GARDNER HOTEL. SUPPLY COMPANY . Equipment.- Madison
Board Action
573.00
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL &. ASSOC. INC. Est. #2 -.Arch. Fee - Eisenhower
Board Action
1,215.00
LIPPERT BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Est. #14 - Bldg. - Webster - Final
Board Action
20,000.00
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Legal Publications
Standard
186.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE.MONTH OF APRIL
Census Workers Patricia Canaday Don Craig Department of Public Welfare Francis Spurlock State Contribution Fund
Census Salaries Census Salaries Board Action Social Security Board Action Social Security
6,923.83 35.00 710.49 1,082.00 65.00 179,078.84
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes that the Board ratify the April payrolls, authorize issuing the May payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $444,345-53 as recommended. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the following land transaction in the Willow Brook School site with W. P. Atkinson Enterprises, Inc., 7430 S.E. 15, Midwest City, Oklahoma:
ยง
1.
Sell 6.481 acres of site @ $3,000 per acre
2.
Purchase 0.758 acres adjoining site @ $3,000 per acre
| Total due School District I |All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
fe. #129 bills and a Payrolls jApproved_______
i
|R. #130 ^Portion of ^Willow Brook [Site Sold
$19,443*00 2,274.00
$17,169.00
|It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve making a supplemental appropriation to the General Fund Budget in the amount of $1,493,654.00. (Copy of document in Clerk's file.) On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R- #131 General Fund Supplemental Appropriation
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of flags for use by all schools from Oklahoma Seating Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. Purchase totaling $989-00 is to be charged to Account G 240-A. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R- #132 Purchase of Flags Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of teachers' plan books for use by all schools from Thompson Book & Supply Company which submitted the low quotation of $990-00 which is to be charged to Account G 240-A. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #133 Teachers' Plan [Books Purchase^
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R. #134 Classroom Cabinets for Cakridge App
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Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded byMfs. Welch to approve the purchase of classroom! cabinets for use at Oakridge Elementary School from Educators Manufacturing Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5>763-00 is to be charged to Account B1133-C. Motion carried with all members voting 8 "Aye" on roll call 1
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A 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 which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Rhythm Band, Incorporated Thompson Book & Supply Co Harold Lindner Peripole, Inc.
I I $ 1,757-00
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
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$ 3,444.45
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes directing the Superintendent to . write a letter of commendation to the Principal at Webster Junior High School for the wellplanned open house held May 2, 1965- All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #138 Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of tractors, Mowers, Tilling mowers, and a tilling machine for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Machine and Tractors $ 1,778.20 Central Oklahoma Equipment Corp. 6,291.00 Reinhart Farm Store, Inc.
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8.
$ 8,069.20
All members voted "Aye"
MEETING OF MAY 3, 19^5 - CONT'D
Information to the Board.
The following information was submitted, to the’ Board.:
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A purchase order in the amount of $^31.00 has been issued to the Northern Bank Note Company which submitted the low quotation for the printing of the bonds and bond coupons sold on April 14, 19^5•
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Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, March 31> 19&5; was submitted as information to the Board.
The Superintendent arrived at this point in the meeting (5:30 p.m.).
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BUILDINGS
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve Change Order No. 1 in the contract of Metropolitan Building Division of Metropolitan Paving Company, Inc., on the Star-Spencer High School project as follows: Change in sound system
DEDUCT
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion to adjourn until 6 p.m., Monday, May 10, 19^5> was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 10, 1965, AT
6:00 P.M. PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President
Foster Estes William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch i Others present:
Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk.
I jThe invocation was given hy Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
I GENERAL BUSINESS
i! 1A .motion was made hy Mr. Estes and seconded hy Mr. Rogers to approve the adoption of a | Resolution approving an agreement between the School District and the Urban Renewal |Authority covering conditions of property transactions of Parcels No. 4-1 and 3&-1 of the Urban Renewal Project No. Okla. R-20. Motion carried with the following roll call vote: | AYE: Estes, Lott, Rogers, Bennett.
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jR. #141 ‘Urban Renewal Agreement ■Approved_____ !
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|Copy of the official document is on file in the Clerk's office. Motion to adjourn to 3 p.m., Tuesday, May 18, 1965, was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.
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SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1965, AT
3:00 P.M. PRESENT:
Phil C. Bennett, President
Foster Estes William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch sOthers present: Jack F. Parker,z Superintendent) Harry Johnson, Attorney;„ Wilma Cain,z Clerk;„ ) — H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; David Light, Chief Accountant^; A. J. Miller, Director of Vocational-Technical Continuing Education; Tom Smith, Assistant I BusinessManager; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bahs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal. i i > s I I The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call. g
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iA motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve making transfers in the 1964-65 General Fund Accounts as follows:
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322-A 420-B 460 510-A,B 520 530-D 550-A 610-B2 620-A6 620-A11
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Purchasing Office - Salaries Board Member Expense Substitute Teachers - Salaries Library Supplies Title III - Maps, Films, Books Printing Health Department - Supplies Maintenance Tires, Tubes Special Education Custodial Services Heat Telephone and Telegraph Car Allowance Electronics - Salaries Office Machines Fire Extinguishers Property Insurance Fidelity Bonds Adult School - Salaries Adult School - Supplies New Library Books Total Transfer In
$
475.00
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50.00 1,500.00 775-00 7,000.00 4,000.00
3,500.00 650.00
300.00 1,500.00 400.00 17,000.00 420.00 6,000.00
300.00 50.00
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$87,720.00
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120-B 120-C 120-D 120-G 120-JK 120-K 120-K2 120-L 120-0 211 212 213-B 214-A 214-C 214-E
215-A 215-B 215-C 215-D 220 311-A2 312-A2 312-A3
Clerk - Other Expense Treasurer - Other Expense School Elections Superintendent's Office - Other Expense Research & Statistics - Other Expense Census Enumeration Pupil Accounting Business Office - Other Expense Purchasing - Other Expense Principals and Assistants - Salaries Supervisors and Helping Teachers - Salaries Homebound Teachers - Salaries Librarians - Salaries Guidance in Schools - Salaries Radio & T.V.-Certified - Salaries Clerical in Schools - Salaries Clerical - Supervisors - Salaries Instructional Aides - Salaries Curriculum Center - Salaries Library and Textbooks Home School Counselors Counselors - Supplies Title V - Supplies - NDEA
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50.00
100.00 485.00 200.00 900.00 900.00 450.00
300.00 200.00 400.00
3,000.00 2,000.00 4oo.oo 500.00 900.00 3,650.00
500.00 1,000.00 1,500.00 5,000.00 200.00 700.00 2,500.00 (Continued.)
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Total Transfer Out
$87,720.00
Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #144
Transfers in 64-65 Building
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve making transfers in the the 1964-65 Building Levy Fund Accounts as follows:
Levy Accounts
TRANSFER IN
620-CD 1O3O-C8 1030-D1 1030-Cl
Materials - Buildings Non-Instruction - Equipment Title III - Equipment Vocational - Equipment Total Transfer In
$38,7OO.OQ’
10,000.00 15,000.00 36,000.00
$99,700.00
TRANSFER OUT
610-A,B 61O-B4 611 .
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Buildings - Salaries Project Planning Car Allowance Title VIII - Equipment
Total Transfer Out
$35,000.00 9,500.00 2,200.00 . 53,000.00
$99,700.00
On roll call, all members voted. "Aye." R. #145
Library and. Textbook Mils.
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of library and textbook materials for use by all schools from the following companies:
$ 1,972.00 1,098.00
Prentice Hall, Inc. H. W. Wilson Company Total
$ 3,070.00
J These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:
$ 1,972.00 1,098.00
G 220 G 230-B Total
$ 3,070.00
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #146
Purchase of Paper Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of paper for use by the Printing Department from Thompson Book & Supply Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $17,670.13 is to be charged to the following accounts:
$15,204.28 2,465.85
G 240-M G 120-P Total All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
$17,670.13
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\ A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded Uy Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of chair trucks for use by various schools from Triangle School Equipment Company. This purchase in the amount of $978.25 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. On roll call, all members voted "Ayeโ ข"
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of building materials for use by the Maintenance Department from The Lumber Shed, Inc., which submitted This purchase in the amount of $790*00 is to be charged to Account ithe low quotation. BL 620-CD. 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 equipment ! for use by Douglass High School brick masonry class from the following companies which subImitted the low quotations in response to the attached. Notice: I i i
:Brown Machinery Company Rent It Company, Inc. Contractor Supply Company
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89.70
590.50 410.00
R. #147
Chair Trucks Purchased
R. #148
Lumber for ^Maintenance ^Approved_____ |R. #149
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been approved on our Federal Vocational Education Act Application and Account BL 1030-C1. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of electricity laboratory equipment for use at U. S. Grant, Capitol Hill, and Southeast High Schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: (above)
Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company John H. Cole Company Canterbury Sales Company Cook Electric Supply Company, Inc. Forney Welders Brodhead-Garrett Company Total
$ 8,452.78
These purchases have been approved on our Federal Vocational Education Act Application and are to be charged to Account BL 1Q30-C1. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." R. #151
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of guides and leasing of television programs for the proposed summer school from the following companies:
Midwest Program Airborne Television Instruction, Inc. Great Plains Regional Instructional Television Library Total
I $ 6,928.50
These purchases are to he charged to the following accounts: G 230-C G 230-C2 Total
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
Teaching Aids for Summer Sch
$ 6,928.50
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R- #152
Audio-Visual Eqpt. for Voc-Tech Prog.
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A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded ’by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of audiovisual equipment for use in the vocational technical programs from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $
Braunlich Equipment Company Holmes & Torbett, Inc. Dowlings, Inc. Tecnifax Corporation
Total
18.95
1,292.50 272.88 . 15.00
$ 1,599-33
These purchases have been approved on our Federal Vocational Education Act Application and Motion carried with all .members voting "Aye" on are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C1 roll call. „____ _______ ——. ., ..7 .
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Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
ATTEST:
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MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF 0KLAH0W'CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JUNE 7, 1965, AT 4: 30 P.M. PRESENT: 3
Foster Estes Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
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jOn motion by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of May 3, 19&5> jR. #!54 jMay 10, 1965, and May 18, 19&5, were ratified as presented, with all members present voting (Minutes ^Ratified "Aye." i |LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
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Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave the monthly financial report.
(Copy on file in Clerk's office.)
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, submitted a routine report and advised the Board that the Oklahoma State Department of Public Welfare has submitted an amendment to the Agreement for Distribution and Use of Commodities which includes a clause regarding the Compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 196b.
He additionally reminded the Board of the change in the name of the Head Start Program to "Educational Enrichment Experiences for the Culturally Disadvantaged as approved under Program Number OKLA-CAP-294-2 and 3 (C&A)."
Attorney's jReport
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Auditor 's i jReport
|A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded hy Mr. Rogers to approve the above reports as |presented. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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|SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
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It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct all school head custodians and custodial supervisors (total of 78), who have not previously completed the six (6) year |0SU Workshop, training course, to attend a workshop for school custodians and school engineers at Oklahoma jCustodians State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, June 7-9> 19^5J ‘the Board of Education to pay $20.00 (Approved toward the expenses of each person directed to attend the workshop. It is additionally recommended that a district-owned school, bus be used to transport the custodians to Stillwater and return to Oklahoma City. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. j
|A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to direct the following persons
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Professional Trips Approved
Jack F. Parker, confirmation to visit the Data Processing Center, Yorktown, New York, May 31-June 1, 1965* Lonnie Gilliland to attend the American Driver and Traffic Safety Education National Conference, Grossinger, New York, June 22-26, 1965*
Eloy Campbell to attend the Public Relations Seminar, Boston, Massachusetts, July 4-8, 1965.
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Henry Hurt, Maintenance, to attend a school on floor maintenance and tile installation, Monoflex Corporation, Denver, Colorado, June 7_H; 19^5 •
On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Motion was male by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following persons recently deceased: Ronnie Herrin, retired teacher, deceased April 26, 1965. Lucy A. Field, physical therapist, deceased May 2, 1965. Jake Heath, retired night watchman, deceased May 3> 1965Harold G. Stewart, electrician foreman, deceased May 7> 19^5•
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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□egal Transfers from O.C. ;o Edmond 'I-89 to 1-12)
RESOLUTION WHEREAS, on June 1, 1965, at a hearing held hy the County Superintendent of Schools on the applications for transfer of the hereinafter named children from this school district to Independent School District Number 12 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, for the 1965-66 school year, the Executive Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools of this district, acting with full authority of the Board of Education of this school district, informed the County Superintendent of Schools that the Board of Education had determined that the best interest of each of said children will be best served by such transfer;
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, that said act of the Executive Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools, and said information he gave to the County Superintendent of Schools, be and the same are hereby ratified and confirmed; the Board of Education having determined that the best interest of each of the following named children will be best served by the child's transfer from Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to Independent School District Number 12 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, for the 1965-66 school year:
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Bartlett, Brinda Gaye Bartlett, Linda Faye Beardsley, Ellen Ann Brooks, Beverly Kay Colson, John David Cunningham, Daniel Joseph Davison, Sally Finney, Sherry Lee Hammond, Philip Jack Hayton, Thomas Michael Hutchinson, John Robert Hutchinson, Judy Leah Hyatt, Lynn R. Kepley, Robert K., Jr. Kirkpatrick, Kathy Kay Kuper, Stephen Edward Marchese, John Loveland Norman, James M. Potter, Melvin L. Rauh, Donna Jane Scroggins, Deanna Rae
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The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
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It was requested that the persons named in the personnel list below be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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MEETING OF JUNE
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INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME RESIGNATIONS
HULSEY, MARIAN (MRS) WORKMAN, LAWANNA
(MRS)
ZS EGENFUSS, MARY L.
(ma rsha ll - ILL)
(YOUNG - ILL)
(VANDEGRIFT - ILL)
(MITCHELL -ILL)
(PARKER - ILL)
^(WILLIAMSON - ILL)
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ASSIGNMENT
NORTHEAST ENGLISH
SEQUOYAH 4TH
MARSHALL SPEECH & DRAMA
effecti ve DATE
5-28-65 5-28-65 5-28-65
(MRS)
NAME SALARY
4250.
DEGREE COLLEGE
So Wq So Co
APPROVED effecti ve EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
o
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(MR)
(INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
PROFESSIONAL
ROY W.
ASSIGNMENT
CAPITOL HILL JR. ENG. - S.S.
SOUTHEAST SPEECH
ARCHER,
(miss ) BAKER, MARY A.
CAPITOL HILL JR. ENG.
STAR SPENCER MATH.
(MRS)
ELIZABETH A.
BRACKLEIN, KARLA L.
(miss )
ROOSEVELT
CAMPBELL,
(miss ) CARMICHAEL, KARIN M.
ARTHUR 4 TH
ENG. - SPAN.
(miss )
CAPITOL HILL SR.
ENGLE, RUTH N.
(mr s ) EPPS, MARGARET
TAFT - MATH.. "DURATION OF NEED"
KENNEDY - ENGLISH "REM. OF YR. ONLY"
(mr ) FULLWOOD, HARRY L.
EVANS, SUE A.
ADMIN. BLDG. CONSULTANT
JEFFERSON SPEC. ED.
GAUTT, PRENTICE
(miss )
GRIFFIN, DANEiLLE S.
KOEPKE, RUTH E.
GATEWOOD 6th
RIDGEVI EW 3RD
NICHOLS HILLS 5TH
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
1
EFFECTIVE DATE
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
5-28-65
6-II-65
(mr s ) KOSTKA, VIRGINIA
HOOVER ENG. - FRENCH
5-28-65
(mr )
RIDGE1VEW
(mr s )
PALO, PEARL S.
4 TH
(MRS)
LOMAN, CALVIN T.
(MRS)
ADAMS 1ST
(mr )
ENG.
NORTHWEST - ENGLISH "REM. OF YR. ONLY” 5-5-65
O.U. Ba A 0
0
♦4300.
5-20-65
"REM. OF YR. ONLY'
MC KINLEY 1ST - 2ND
0
5-4-65
KAISER - 3RD "DURATION OF NEED"
HARLIN, MARIE
(MRS) GRAY,
(MRS)
HILL, (MRS)
LANGSTON B»Sa
7i
4-26-65
MADISON - 2ND "REM. OF YR. ONLY"
(miss ) BLEYBERG, MARGUERITE F. (MRS)
C 0 So C 0 N0D0
10
4-21-65
LINCOLN - SPEC. ED. "DURATION OF NEED" MOORE, BIRDYE T. (MRS)
(mis s )
B0A0
ii
4-13-65
CAPITOL HILL SR-ENG. "FOR 7 DAYS ONLY"
HARMONY - 3RD "FOR 7 DAYS ONLY"
5000.
o.s.u. B.S.
12
5-4-65
4300.
4400.
O.S.U. M.S.
12
3-19-65
ERNESTINE
5400.
U. S. DAKOTA M.S.
8
FIGURES,
ESTHER F.
5400.
B.N.C. B.S.
MUELLER, LILLIAN K.
(MRS)
PUTNAM HGTS. - 6TH
PATRICIA A.
4900.
0
4300.
4-20-65
OAKWOOD C. ALA, Ba So
SMITH, WANDA P.
(MRS) WILLIAMS, MARGARET N.
ROBINSON, MARGERY L.
BRYAN SPEECH THERAPIST
5-28-65
5-28-65
(miss ) SPRADLEY, DAISY B.
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D ------------------------------------
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CONT'D -
1965 'J,
MEETING OF JUNE
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(mis s ) BYRD, MARY A. (MRS) COCHRAN, MAXINE V.
(MRS, PHILLIPS, JANET
ASSIGNMENT ----------------------- - ----------------
DOUGLASS
CLERK CURR. LIB. LIB. CLERK
T"<"TH, JEWEL
CLERK
ROSS
LINCOLN TCHR. AIDE
NORTHWEST SEC.
(MRS)
(MRS)
WILLOUGHBY, TREIA F.
(TINNEMEYER - RESIGNED)
V
EFFECTIVE DATE
5“2S*-65
5-4-65 5-25-65 5-28-65 6-4-65
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
(MRS)
NAME
HALL, CHARLOTTE E.
(MRS) NIKKEL, MYRNA R.
L
L SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
5-10-65
1
$1 90.
1965.
5-3-65
!
EFFECT! VE MA Y 3!,
220.
PERSONNEL, SALARY $ I 75.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MAY 31,
1965.
I §65.
EFFECTIVE MAY 31, EFFECTIVE MAY !!,
PBX, SALARY $!70.00 PER MONTH,
PERSONNEL, SALARY $180.00 PER MONTH,
MISS NANCY BURROUGHS, CLERK,
MISS JUDITH SMITH, CLERK,
MISS VERONICA FAULKNER, OPERATOR,
MRS. NANCY J. ADAMS, OPERATOR, PBX, SALARY $260.00 PER MONTH,
CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS. VIOLA SCOTT, NORTHWEST, FROM CLERK, SALARY $200.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY, SALARY $230.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY I J, 1965
ASSIGNMENT
CURR. LIB. LIB. CLERK
INSTRUCTIONAL DEPT. SEC.
P-15
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Personnel Recommended. P-16
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
1.
EMPLOY PERSONNEL TO PREPARE INSTRUCTIONAL GUIDES, ALSO TO DIRECT INSTRUCTIONAL "IN-SERVICE"
ACTIVITIES, AT THE SALARY RATE OF $20.00 PER DAY.
GROUP LEADERS FOR THESE ASSIGNMENTS TO
RECEIVE $25.00 PER DAY.
2.
EMPLOY INSTRUCTIONAL CONSULTANTS FOR THE SUMMER INSTRUCTIONAL WORKSHOP, JUNE 7 - JUNE I I, AT
THE RATE OF $100.00 PER DAY PLUS TRAVEL AND LOCAL LIVING EXPENSES: -
2 DAYS
I DELLA LOHMANN
-
i DAY
DR. LLOYD WILLIAMS
-
£ DAY
DR. BERNIE WEISS DR.
J.
4.
EMPLOY PRINCIPALS FOR SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS! SALARY
PRINCIPAL
SCHOOL
L. V.
SUPERVI SOR
IRWIN
$700.00
AL MARSHALL
CENTRAL
600.00
JAMES NEES
GRANT
600.00
JOE WALKER
HARD 1 NG
600.00
EDWARD L. BERRY
MARSHALL
600.00
LEON BRUNER
NORTHWEST
600.00
EMPLOY TEACHERS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL DRIVER EDUCATION ASSIGNMENTS AT THE RATE OF $1155.00 FOR
8 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT FOR THREE - 3 HOUR DAILY TEACHING SESSIONS. 5.
EMPLOY TEACHERS FOR SECONDARY SUMMER SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS AT THE SALARY RATE OF $550.00 FOR
8 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT, 4 HOURS DAILY. 6.
EMPLOY TEACHERS FOR ELEMENTARY SUMMER SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS AT THE SALARY RATE OF $400.00 FOR
6 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT, 4 HOURS DAILY. 7.
EMPLOY TELEVISION TEACHERS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS AT THE SALARY RATE OF-$600.00 FOR 6 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT, 4 HOURS DAILY.
8.
EMPLOY LIBRARIANS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS AT THE SALARY RATE OF $400.00 FOR 6 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT, 4 HOURS DAILY.
9.
EMPLOY LIBRARY CLERKS FOR SUMMER SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS AT THE SALARY RATE OF $300.00 FOR 6 WEEKS EMPLOYMENT, 4 HOURS DAILY,
10.
EMPLOY CLERICAL AIDES AND LIBRARY AIDES FOR SUMMER SCHOOL ASSIGNMENTS AT THE SALARY RATE
OF $.75 PER HOUR. I P-i 6a
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
H.
EMPLOY PERSONNEL FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AND PARK DEPARTMENT RECREATION PROGRAM
AS FOLLOWS:
1.
FIELD SUPERVISORS AT $79.25 PER WEEK.
2.
SUPERVISORS AT $1.55 PER HOUR.
3.
LEADERS AT $1.30, $l.35» $l«40 AND $1.45 PER HOUR.
4.
'Pool
5.
SUPPLY CLERKS AT $1.19 PER HOUR.
gua rds
and
matron
s at
$1.00 an d
$i .io pe r hou r .
AT SALARY RATES
7, 1965 -
CONT'D
i
MEETING OF JUNE
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
!
effecti ve DATE
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATI JS£ME
NAME
EMPLOYMENT---------------------------------
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
AKIN, GORDON
7
JEFFERSON TIME FLO® RM.AN
5-19-65
ARTER8ERRY. CHESTER
WOODSON LAUNDRY TRUCK DRIVER-WASHMAA
5-14-65
SHAW. DENNIS
225.MO.
5-18-65
WOODSON LAUNDRY TRUCK DRIVER-WASHMAN
BROWER, DELBERT
HOOVER FLOORMAN
$-14-65
COOKSEY, VOLNEY
2I0.MO.
5-24-65
HOOVER FLOORMAN
CADAMY, WILLIAM
RIDGEVIEW FLOORMAN
5-14-65
DENWALT, WILLIAM
SOUTHEAST FLOORMAN
5-17-65
BURLESON. FRANK
2I0.MO.
5-24-65
SOUTHEAST FLOORMAN
MELTON, JESSIE
210.MO.
N.W. CLASSEN
DOUGHTY, J.L.
FLOORMAN
5-14-65
FORD, HUBERT
WEBSTER FLOORMAN
5-4-65
HAIRE. FRANK
HAWTHORNE FLOORMAN
5-24-65
HAYES, LARRY
ROOSEVELT t TIME FLOORMAN
5-14-65
BUCHANAN, GARY
I05.MO.
5-18-65
ROOSEVELT t TIME FLOORMAN
HEATHERLY, RONALD
BELLE ISLE Jp TIME FLOORMAN
4-50-65
POWLEY, GARY
56.25MO.
5-7-65
BELLE ISLE 1 TIME FLOORMAN
HENDERSON, WILBERT
t
i^EE TIME FLOORMAN
4-30-65
ECKEL. RICHARD
I05.M0.
5-4-65
LEE i TIME FLOORMAN
HERRING. GEORGE
HAYES FLOORMAN
4-28-65
BROWN, FRED
210.MO.
5-3-65
HAYES FLOORMAN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS i TIME FLOORMAN
5-3-65
LOPER, WESLEY
105.MO.
5-13-65
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS S TIME FLOORMAN
JOHNSON, CLIFTON
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
4-27-65
LIMON, HERMINO
210.MO.
5-3-65
MCGINTY. GEORGE
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
5-14-65
HOLLOWAY, GLEN
^-2-6.5
WEBSTER FLOORMAN
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
ELMER G.
FLOORMAN
5-4-65
WALKER, BILLY
2I0.M0.
5-5-6,5
COOLIDGE FLOORMAN
SHACL ELFORD, TROY
CENTRAL FLOORMAN
4-30-65
PARKIN. WALTER
210.MO.
5-3-65
CENTRAL FLOORMAN
ADM. BLDG. FLOORMAN
5-14-65
BURLESON. MARVIN
2I0.MO.
5-17-65
ADM. BLDG. FLOORMAN
COOLIDGE ROBERTS,
SHOFMAKF, TOMMY THOMAS. J.D.
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF CUSTODIAN
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5-14-65
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RESIGNATI JftAME
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS HEAD CUSTODIAN
COTTRELL, BAILEY JOE
WEBSTER JR. HIGH Z TIME FLodRMAN
MCWILLIAMS* GUY F. JR*
EFFECTIVE DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
SALARY
EUGENE
210.MO.
5-24-65
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
DUNCAN, CARL
2I0.MO*
5-10-65
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
MURRAY, JOE E.
157.5OMO
4-29-65
KENNEDY 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
SOUTHERN. WESLEY
2I0.MO.
5-24-65
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
EMPLOYMENT
6-3-65
5-28-65
CONT'D
TRANSFERS
(DUNCAN-TRANSFFRRFD)
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RETIREMENT
J
BLACK, A.H.
WESTWOOD HFAD CUSTODIAN
6-30-6,5
DIKE. CHARLES
STAR SPENCER WATCHMAN
5-31-6,5
HARVEY. JOHN
MAINTENANCE HEAf CUSTODIAN
6-30-65
MCCOLLUM, W.H.
LEE HEAD CUSTODIAN
6-30-65
MCKEAN, THOMAS
ROOSEVELT FIREMAN
5-13-65
MELVIN. ARTHUR
HARDING HEAD CUSTODIAN
6-30-65
J
RASWAY, 1 ONNIF A.
195.MO.
6-1-65
STAR SPENCER 1 IATCHMAN
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FOOD SERVICE
TRANSFER
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ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
(CORBET—TRANSFERRED)
NAME
SALARY
BURK, PATRICIA
1.00 HR,
PERDUE. MARY H.
1.00 HR.
EMPLOYMENT
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
5-3-65
HENRY HELPER
5-18-65
HAWTHORNE HELPER
RESIGNATIONS
CROWLEY, BETTY
LINWOOD HELPER
EAVES, PEARLIE
LINCOLN HELPER
FLORER, WANDA
CLASSEN HELPER
HARDING
SMITH, VERA V.
HELPER
5-20-65
>-fr 65 5-18-65
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(COBB-RESIGNED)
PERSONNEL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
emp loym
^^me
BROWN, CALLIE
SALARY
1.00 HR.
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
5-5-65
ASSIGNMENT UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED HELPER
FORD. DOROTHY F.
1.00 HR.
i=3=65
HAMILTON. HATTIE
1.00 HR.
5-6t 65
HELPER—---------------UNASSIGNED
HARRISON, BONNIE
1.00 HR.
5-19-65
HELPER
HUNTER, EVELYM
1.00 HR,
5-3-65
UNASSIGNED HELPER
LIMON, ANITA
1.00 HR.
5-5-65
UNASSIGNED HELPER
MANNON. DONNA
1.00 HR.
5-5-65
MARTIN, EDITH
1.00 HR.
5-18-65
MEIER, EVELYN
1.00 HR.
5-20-65
PARKS. ALICE
1.00 HR.
5-25-65
RAMEY. OPAL V.
1.00 HR.
5-26-65
UNASSIGNED
UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D ^Personnel \\ V
pecommended
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effect ive DATE
SALARY
NAME
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
DEGREE COLLEGE
AS8IGI
BYCKO, WITOLD
1.35 HR.
5-3-65
LABORER
CALHOUN, EDGAR
1.35 HR.
5-17-65
lab orer
EUDY, JAMES A.
2.25 HR.
5-17-65
Fl FGTRIGIAN
LANEY, GERALD
1.35 HR.
5-4-65
LAHORER
PARRIS. STEPHEN
1.35 HR.
5-3-65
LABORER
RANDALL, RONALD
1.35 HR.
5-17-65
LABORER
RUSHING. DARVIN
1.35 HR.
5-13-65
LABORER
RESIGNATI ON FLANIGAN. L.M.
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
X”
5-5-65
MECHANIC
s•
DECEASED
ELECTRICIAN
5-7-65
GOLIGHTLY, R.E.
CARPENTER
6-30-65
GREER. LEE
TRUCK DRIVER
4-27-65
HAINS. REO RAY
CARPENTER
6-30-65
STEWART. H.G.
RETIREMENT
J
PERSO NN E L AUDIO VIS^ME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
AUDIO VISUAL
RESIGNATION
EMPLOYMENT
(HODG IN-RESIGNED)
ORR, RONALD E.
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
1.25 HR.
4-30-63
.
5-19-65
ASSIGNMENT
FILM CLERK
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATION LOVE. JERRY
BUS DRIVER
5-12-65
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
RETIREMENT
EMPLOYMENT
FRANCISCO. DWIGHT
WAREHOUSE FOREMAN
6-30-65
RESIGNATION HARDWAY. CECIL
TRUCK DRIVER’S HELPE R
5-3-65
DAUGHERTY. RICHARD
3200..
TRUCK DRIVER'S HELF
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Personnel Recommended
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CHANGES IN ASSIGNMENT AND/oR SALARY IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS! u.
BROADCASTING CENTER! CLAUDE FINLEY, TEMPORARY CAMERAMAN,
SALARY $1.50 PER HR, TO CAMERAMAN, SALARY $3,000.
PER YR, EFFECTIVE MAY 26,
1965.
MAINTENANCE:
JIMMY LEE DAVIS, TEMPORARY LABORER,
SALARY $1.50 PER HR, TO HELPER, SALARY $3200. PER YR, EFFECTIVE MAY II,
1965.
FOOD SERVICE!
DONNA BREEDEN, HELPER AT LAFAYETTE, SALARY $1.10 PER HR, TO COOK AT LAFAYETTE, SALARY $1.15 PER HR, EFFECTIVE MAY 9,
1965
RACHEL D. GARRETTE, HELPER AT SHIELDS HEIGHTS, SALARY $1.10 PER HR, TO MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL, SALARY $185. PER
MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MAY 18, 1965.
JOSEPHINE PORTER, HELPER AT GARFIELD, SALARY $1.05 PER HR, TO MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL, SALARY $185. PER MONTH, EFFECT IVE MAY 18,
1965.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT! ELZIE I. ADDINGTON, FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $210. PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN AT ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $255. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE MAY 24,
1965.
INFORMATION TO THE BOARD:
RETIREES FOR THE END OF THE SCHOOL YEAR 1964-1965
NAME
SCHOOL
ASSIGNMENT
DATE
ABBOTT, RUTH (MRS)
BROADCASTING CENTER
TV TEACHER
5-28-65
ARMER, MINNIE L. (MRS)
CLEVELAND
5TH
5-28-65
BEATY, ERA (MISS)
ADAMS
2ND
5-28-65
BEEN, GLADYS (MRS)
CAPITOL HILL SR.
COUNSELOR
6-11-65
BLANCHARD, HELEN G. (MISS)
HAWTHORNE
5th - 6th
5-28-65
BOOKSTORE, HARRIET (MRS,
HEALTH DEPT.
TRAVELING NURSE
5-28-65
BROWN, MYRTLE L. (MRS)
WESTWOOD
4TH
5-28-65
COLEMAN, THELMA (MRS)
CAPITOL HILL SR.
ENGLISH
5-28-65
CONGER, J. H.
NORTHWEST
SCIENCE
5-28-65
CROWELL, CARRIE (MRS)
WHEELER
3RD
5-28-65
HANN, BEULAH D. (MISS)
HAWTHORNE
1ST
5-28-65
HATCHETT, MELVIN E. (MR)
STAR SPENCER
ATTN. OFFICER
6-30-65
HEFFNER, DAISYBEE (MRS)
ART DEPT.
ASST. DIRECTOR
HOWELL, RUTH S.
BRITTON
6th
5-28-65
JOHNSON, AMY E. (MISS)
LEE
SPEC. ED.
5-28-65
JONES, MARGERITE (Mi SS)
TAFT
MATH.
5-28-65
JEFFERSON
MATH.
5-28-65
LAIR, GLADYS C. (MRS)
HAWTHORNE
4174
5-28-65
LEANDER, MARIE 1. (MRS)
KAISER
5TH - OTH
5-28-65
LEDBETTER, HAZEL (MRS)
COOLIDGE
CLERK
6-4-65
NEEL, MARY V. (MISS)
CLASSEN
ENGLISH
5-28-65
NORWOOD,
MONROE
5TH
5-28-65
PARK, MABEL (MRS)
NORTHWEST
ENGLISH
5-28-65
PEALE, DOROTHY (MRS)
NORTHWEST
SOCIAL STUDIES
5-28-65
PHILLIPS, HELEN 1. (MRS)
WEBSTER
SPEC. ED.
5-28-65
PITTMAN, LELA D.
PUTNAM HEIGHTS
1ST
5-28-65
PRATER, JIMMIE (MISS)
RANCHO
5TH
5-28-65
RITTER, BEATRICE (MRS)
LINWOOD
2ND
5-28-65
SOUTHEAST
SPEC.
SEAMAN, MURIEL B. (Ml SS)
COLUMBUS
3RD
5-28-65
SHIKE, VIRGINIA (MRS)
JACKSON
MATH.
5-28-65
KING,
Personnel Approved
(MRS,
OWEN H. (MR)
SCHOCH,
R. #160
(MR)
IDA N.
(MRS)
(MRS)
ISABELLE (MRS)
ED.
_ 5-28-65
5-28-65
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the Board approve the personnel items as listed above. All members present voted "Aye" on roll cal 1 .
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
U.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested:
(Recommendation
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
to ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor hills per the itemized list below.)
JUNE 7, 1965
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
RATIFICATION OF MAY 196 5 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$ 1,586,680.15
1964-65 BUILDINGLEVY FUND
$
79,872.55
BOND FUND
$
1,150.00
YOUTH CORPS
$
2,998.66
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR JUNE 1965 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1,800,000.00
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
ITEM #3
1964-65 BUILDING. LEVY FUND
$_ -
BOND FUND
$_
1,150.00
YOUTH CORPS
$_
40,000.00
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$_
165,000.00
110,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JUNE 7, 1965
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
159,136.57
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
2,405-98
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
102.977.33
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
300.19
BOND FUND
$
98,968.60
NATIONAL YOUTH: CORPS
$
.
TOTAL
$
936.94
364,725.61
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
A - I SPECIALTIES General Instruction
Low
49.00
ADNELL 0. ACERS Travel Exp. - Cleveland, Ohio Construct Master Schedules
Board Action
22.75
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH Printing Audio Visual Materials
Standard Standard
31.80 16.15
47.95
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY 4«84 67.92
72.76
2.00 5.00
7.00
Personnel Office Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
ASiEW PIPE & STEEL COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Low
AIRKEM SALES & SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA Custodial Supplies
Selected
40.80
ALUMINUM & PLASTIC SIGN MFG. COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
32.00
AMERICAN F.TF.CTRTO, IGNITION COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard
4.46
B-2
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manpower Audio Visual Materials
Standard Standard
29.85
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Lpw Low Low
6.50 58.50 29.25
AMES SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
16.70
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
51.50
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies Electronics Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Law Low Low Low
DENNIS ARY Special Education
Reimbursement
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Dept. Supplies
Low
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
9.90
, Low
178.04
AVERY. LABEL COMPANY Data Processing A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education Special Education BEAUTICIANS’ STATE SUPPLY CO.., INC. - Manpower
Reimbursement . Reimbursement
Low
9.75
10.45 5-70 10.45 3.00 20.90 10.45 27.90
89.55
94.25
88.85
19.00
2.02
50.00
3.00 2.00
5.00
7.56 21.60 18.00
39.60
192.78
I
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND Continued)
B-3
RETJONE HEARING SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair &.Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard
7.50 37.50
BERRY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low
14.16 37.40
BIG THREE WELDING EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Adult School Supplies 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 Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
BILL’S TEXACO General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected
45.00
46.78
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
7.05 2.29 2.29 35-57 3.92 39.49 9.34 9,34 6.67 2,29 11.47 9.30 8.96 13.76 2.29 6.67 2,29 27.85 13.55 27.48 9.32 2.91 33.77 1.18 2.29 14.09 2.29 16.03 2.29
7.00 - 3.00 1.00
Bills and Payrolls
98.34
■
326.04
11.00
■
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED General Instruction Office Machines Printing
Low Agreement Standard
BUCK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to Instructional Equipment
Standard Standard
PAUL BUKENEY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
HAROLD L« BLUE Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
B & M SALES COMPANY, INC. Instructional Offices
Low
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
13.29
BOTTENFIELD’S, INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
10.75
LEYMOND A. BOWLBY Travel Expense - Chicago & Milwaukee Dept. Audio Visual Meeting
Board Action
BOYD NURSERY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Lawn Repair &.Supplies
Low
40.00
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INS. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
46.28
115.95 7.50 530r,.28
653.73
3.30 3.40
6.70
95.00
3.50 40.50 1.50
45.50
. 13.80
116.57
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAIfcAIRWAYS Travel Expense
V Board Action
PAUL BRAWDY Lawn Repair & Supplies
Low
BUCKLEY’S APCO SERVICE Operating Expense
Agreement
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Manpower Manpower
Low Low
WILMA. CAIN, CLERK Misc. Adm. Expense Board Member Expense Misc. Personnel Office Postage Misc. Adm. Expense General Instruction Printing Instructional - Travel Health Dept. - Supplies Vehicles - Regular Vehicles - HeavyRepair - Instruc. Equipment Electronics - Supplies Adult School Supplies
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY ; Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
905.22 140.00
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbur s ement Reimbur s ement Reimbursement Reimbursement
62.86
24.95 2.00
26.95
33.90 50.00 3.00 4.50 1.00 30.00 20.00 31-85 .87 13.50 8.25 1.14 .85 1.25
200.11
2.71
CAPITAL AREA SCH. DEVELOPMENT ASSOC. . Library
Publisher
3.30
CAPITOL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
7.00
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY General Instruction Commencement Expense Storeroom.Stock . Library: Supplies Printing Printing
Low Low Low Low Low . Low Letter Bid
6.06 43-52 21.10 9.42 105.12 674.40
859.62
BOB CATES Maintenance Custodial Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair &. Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low . Low Low Low
38.51 7.25 315.75 68.10 68.15
,497.76
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQPT. CORPORATION , Lawn Repair Parts
Standard
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carrier
Board Action
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction Maintenance
Selected Selected Selected
CLIPPER MFG. COMPANY ; General Equipment Repair
Low
WILLIAM COFFIA Travel Expense -Detroit, Mich. Natl. Council of Teachers of Math
Board Action
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
11.45
7,516.85
10.25 5.00 1.00
16.25
112.00
51.23 44.32’
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy ftuty Operating Expense
Board.Action
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
7.50
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY General Instruction
Low
4.50
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION Title V
Board Action
36.20
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Library
Board Action
1,000.00
JAY COURTNEY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
1 1
Reimbursement
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronic Supplies
Low
MR. FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
. DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY •Lawn Repair &Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies Lawn: Repair & Supplies
. Selected Selected Selected
, DAILY LAW.JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal: Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher . Publisher Publisher
1_ .
Cz 1
L
F.A.. DAVIS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials _ Audio Visual Materials
Bills and. Payrolls
1,415.81
•
2.55
J
MRS. HE.NRY COUSINS Boarding Special Education
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY . Furniture Repair Materials
943-91 TtfUSO
50.00
144.50
93.60 6.50 8.32 9.87
24.69
18.15 74-85 14.05 19.05 54.20 38.10 73.70 17.30 4^80
363.20
131.00
■ Low
7.43
Publisher
• Low Low
1
20.96 6.88
27-84
DEPT. OF HORTICULTURE, OSU General Instruction
Selected
35-00
DEVOE PAINT COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
4-94
DICTATION DISC COMPANY Manpower
Selected
34.48
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY - Office Machines
Board Action
18.05
MRS.. EVERETT DOUGIASS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Office Machines Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement Standard Standard
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair &■ Supplies General Eqpt• Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
61.56 -^2
119.88
33.7O 21.10 . 105.24
160.04
56.09 17.16 59.11 19.05 47.60
199.01
|
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
BILL DOYLE
*
.Agreement Agreement Agreement Standard Low Low
Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Manpower Manpower Custodial Supplies
. DULANEY’S Electronic Supplies • Electronic Supplies . Electronic Supplies
EA1EB
... --------- -----------------KAD1U & TV
12.95 57.50 9.00
Board Action Low Standard
MRS.. SAM DUNN Special Education Special Education
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Storeroom.Stock Storeroom. Stock Storeroom. Stock Manpower Office Machines
17.80
Reimbursement Reimbursement
---- -------
Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt. ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronics. Supplies Title VIII Title VIII Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement ; Low Low Low Rental Agreement Agreement .... .. . . ..
Standard Standard Board Action Low Low Low
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY General Instruction . Printing
. Low . •: Low
ENSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction General.Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Equipment for Instruction Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low . Low Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS Title III
Board Action
EUREKA WATER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
FACTORY, SERVICE CENTER Manpower Manpower
Low Low
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
FIDELER COMPANY ■ LibraryLibrary
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION . TV Eqpt. Rental
Publisher . Publisher
.
,
105.50
404.99 421.02 22,97
848.98
,52.50
42.85 . 11.24 7.50 10.43 488.25 496.25 488.25 225.00 ...7.^0
1,777.27
10.28 2.97
.13.25
207.30 2.20 3.01 .13.23.
225.74
26.30 134.80
161.10
77.19 302.00 92.50 ,42.12 1,641.96 4,201.69 881.21 89.87
7,328.54 1,838.00 7.50
41.00
.17..-.45
58.45
8.74 10,77
29.7,7.
40.54 667.52
Rental Agreement
Selected . Low
■ 1.30 9.16
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY ■■ Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply . Lawn Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Standard
21.66 18,01
Reimbursement
i
25.50 27.00
FLECK BEARING COMPANY . Repair to Instruc.. Equipment General Eqpt.. Repair & Supply
. MRS..DONALD FRANCEN Special Education
■
13,.S£L
10.46
.52,98
9.60
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
VAN FRANCIS TYPESETTING COMPANY Commencement Expense
\
%
^Selected
179.50
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
FUND FOR ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION Miscellaneous
Board Action
2.96 7.98
.. L-.23.
18.87
;
74.50
1
i
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
500.00
G. E. LAMP DIVISION General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
18.75
DALE GEORGE COMPANY ; Maintenance
Selected
20.62
GEYER INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS COMPANY : Title III
Publisher
67.70
GENERAL^ MOTORS CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
42.00
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
GLIDDEN COMPANY , General Instruction General Instruction
Bills and Payrolls
125.05 122.55
247.60
> Board Action Board Action
17.65 51.80
69.45
i
1
GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
. Low
68.26
MRS.. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
.. Reimbursement
12.96
1
64.00
1
28.00
|
HARRY C. HAMILTON Custodial Supplies
Low
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education Special Educatin
Reimbursement Reimbursement
J.C. HAMILTON COMPANY Maintenance Lawn Repair Parts
'HARBOR STATIONS General Instruction HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Audio Visual Materials General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply General Instruction General Equipment Repair & Supply Manpower Furniture Repair Materials Furniture Repair Materials General Instruction
17.00 11.00
3 5 i 1 1
Selected Standard
Selected
1
4.75
10.38
-..
—
Selected Selected Low Low Low Low Low . Low Low Low Low Board Action
-----...— — . --...... 8.13 12.40 55.29 9.31 150.00 94.24 14.56 6.30 13.83 34.57 40,00 629-65
3.10 ----------------
1 1
j 1
■
1,068,28
HEATH DEROCHEMONT CORPORATION , Title III
Board Action
RUBY HENDERSON Special Education
Reimbursement
17.00
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY Title VIII
Standard
50.00
HOLMES & TORBETT,. INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio- Visual Materials
Board Action Board Action
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair &. Supplies
Standard
174.00
32.00 ..72.40
1
104.40
11.41
|
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
HOUSE OF CLAY 5*. Repair to Instrue. Equipment HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY .Library
Standard
10.40
, Publisher
1.81
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
8.38
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Selected
3.64
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Data Processing Purchasing & Personnel Data Processing Data Processing . INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC. Property Insurance Fidelity Bonds
Board Action , Low Low . Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Board Action Board Action
50.00 70.74 43.20 . 182.43 7.606.00
7,952.37
9,709.76 448.00
10,157.76
—
INDIANA UNIVERSITY .. Title III
Board Action
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc.- Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment , Repair to Instruc. Equipment
13.68
320.00
■ 33.11
Selected Selected Selected Selected .Selected
6.82 3-01 6.45 130.94 9.00
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply . Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard. Standard
24.37 5.28
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Library Library
Board Action Bpard Action
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc.. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected .Selected Selected Low
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title VIII: Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
FRED JONES FORD .General Instruction .Maintenance General Eqpt.. Repair & Supply Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Standard Low Agreement Agreement
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY . Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
J & R AUTO SUPPLY General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply
Selected . Low
69.14
156.22
1Q2-5.1
133.16
3'.41 4.20
7.61
6.40 65.22 23.00 2.05 1.20 74.45
172.32
24.72
5.66 17.52 45.12 110.85 5.49 7.09
Uu.5o
48-35
196.23
8.75
28.17
45.91
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
. 198.00
KEE LOX MANUFACTURING COMPANY Storeroom; Stock
Low
141.50
.
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Project Planning Audio Visual Supplies
^Bdard Action Standard
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Selected Selected
LAMINATES UNLIMITED, INC. General Instruction
Low
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc.-Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected ,Selected
77.20 14.40
91.60
16.80 15.54 192.40 92.95 4.60
327.73
27.20 46.45 75.05
121.50
LIBERTY NATL. BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Land and Building Rental
Rental Agreement
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing Printing
Low Selected
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
19.75
L & M AUTO PARTS General Equipment Repair & Supplies
Low
11.70
WILLIAM F.-LOTT Travel Expense - Boston, Mass. Natl.Sch.Board Assoc. Convention
Board Action
THE LUMBER SHED, INC. General Instruction
Low
26.43
MERVEL S. LUNN . Travel Expense - Miami Beach, Fla. NAEB Convention
Board Action
66.51
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
11.50
LOY.DONNA MARKLAND, M.D. Physicians Salaries
Board Action
375.00
LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruct Equipment
Standard
12.98
MCCALL CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
15.00
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY /General Instruction
Ldw
24.59
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
60.00
MCGRAW-HILL PUBLICATIONS ( N.J.) Purchasing Department Audio Visual Materials
Publisher Board Action
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY (ill.) Manpower
Publisher
MCKESSON &.ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies General Eqpt. Repair
Low Low
ROBERT S. MEANS COMPANY Project Planning
Publisher
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Printing
Standard Standard
JULIAN MESSNER Library
Publisher
MIAMI WHOLESALE GREENHOUSE COMPANY Commencement Expense
Low
565.00
36.25 87.50
123.75
. 140.80
6.00 106.59
112.59 26.22
45.00 166.80
211.80 3.50
2.97 321.80
324.77
3.79 189.00
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Equipment Repair General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction Laundry Expense
Selected Selected Board Action Board Action Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
MIDWESTERN ENGINE &. EQPT. COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Electronic Supplies Audio Visual Materials Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronics Supplies Electronics Supplies
Board Action Low Selected Selected Selected Selected
MILLSAP’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Library
Selected
12.38
MISTLETOE WHOLESALE FLORIST COMPANY . Commencement Expense
Selected
29.25
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Vehicles, Regular
Low
MONROE INTERNATIONAL,. INC. Office Machines
Standard
1.00 11.70 40.50 13.50 76.20 12.91 2.00 9.80 27.42 100.80 3.25 17.56 163.30 ■ ,5.12
485.06
9.45
593.86 6.60 76.26 110.22 29.83 ...42.^0
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>$59.07
79.25
15.00 48.60
63.60
920.22
1.50 -
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Agreement Agreement Agreement
MOORE BUS INESS FORMS Data Processing
Board Action
MOORLANE SUTTON SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
MORRIS CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
4.95
NATIONAL ASSOC. SECONDARY SCH. PRINCIPALS Library
Publisher
3.50
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING, INC. Adult School Supplies
Publisher
54.00
NECCHI SEWING CENTER General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Agreement
.NORICK BROTHERS, INC. . Printing
Low
W. W. NORTON & COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
3.63
Agreement
21.12
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY -------------- ■■ T-.aAAnd.rai! . ff.vnai-i o n,
100.50 450.78
2^0Q
586.28
141.20
21.28
2.90
-141.88
422.15
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
OKLAHOMA. ACADEMY OF SGSENCE In Service Training
\ n ’Board Action
198.48
OKLAHOMA CITY ADVERTISER Periodicals - Newspapers
Publisher
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Adult. School Supplies General Instruction Laundry Expense - Manpower
Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY General Equipment Repair & Supplies General Equipment Repair & Supplies
Low Selected
OKLA. CONGRESS OF PARENTS & TEACHERS Subscripts
Publisher
2.00
OKLA. GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
43,152.75
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
21,830.33
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Printing
Low Letter Bid
OKLAHOMA PEN COMPANY Instructional Offices Project Planning
Action Action Action Action Action
10.50 3.50 30.00 24*16 140.00
J2.42
230.08 8,540.65.
67-45
■ ...A.-P3
71.48
651.24
Low . Low
11.46 7.64
19.10
OKLAHOMA PRINTERS SUPPLY . Manpower Manpower
Low Low
41.31 134-82
176.13
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
13.90
MRS. PHILIP OLANDESE Special Education
Reimbursement
12.60
JACK F. PARKER Travel Expense - Washington D.C. AASA Symposium Travel Expense ^Dallas, Texas Conf er enc e U.S. Off ice of Educ.
Board Action
46.70
NORMAN PAULU In Service Training
Board Action
15.00
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
PHILCO CORPORATION-TECHREP DIVISION . Title VIII
Publisher
MRS. GERALD PICKETT Special Education
Reimbursement
GENE PINGLETON Travel Expense - Miami Beach, Fla. Natl. Conf, of Elqm. Principals
Board Action
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Repair to Instruc.-Equipment Audio Visual Materials
Standard Low
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Postage
Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Low
6.72
9.64
31.50
7.14
126.88
11.00
.57a 68
68.68
39.00
18.61 5.46 1.56 93-12 153.12
271.87
I
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
J
PORTLAND SANITARY LANDFILL . Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Manpower
Postage
10.00
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Postage
750.00
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Library Library
Publisher Publisher
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC ■ Vehicles,. Regular
Low
75.00
PRINTERS BINDERY SERVICE Printing
Low
27.50
PRITCHARD ELECTRIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc.Equipment
Selected
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Maintenance
Agreement
. RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
RADIO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment - Electronics Supplies
Selected Lqw
60.85 6.56
67.41
4.55 31.99 117.63
20.34 . 22.40
42.74
RUTH RALSTON In Service Training
Board Action
15.00
RANDEL’S AUTOMOTIVE Manpower
Selected
44.00
READER’S DIGEST Audio Visual Materials
Selected
33.96
RECORDAK CORPORATION Research Department Research Department
Standard Low
REFERENCE BOOKS RESEARCH SERVICE Library
Publisher
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair &. Supply Lawn Repair Parts Lawn Repair Parts Lawn Repair Parts
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
RHYTHM BAND,. INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INC General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
R & R LAUNDRY SUPPLY Laundry Expense Laundry^ Expense
Lew Low
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
45.12
MRS. MARVIN SCHLEGEL . Special Education
Reimbursement
12.54
SESAC, INCORPORATED Audio' Visual Materials
Agreement
35.00
■ia.Tnxa.T.T.aLffl.’m—^TT-nrsTTr
T>.Trl^n-nr\'n
a
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89.78 2.50
-
67.67 7.57 21.00 3.41 , 3.68
92.28
2.00
103.33 638.50
22.32
7.15 50.00
57.15
25.50
11.95 23.90
35.85
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MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
. SEVERIN SUPPLY CO. (continued) Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Manpower General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
f
29.05 39.00 16.29 35.40 25.90 13.46 13.65 64.10
SHARP AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY : Maintenance
Selected
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY, INC Repair to Instruc. Equipment 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 Selected
SIGMA EDUCATIONAL FILMS Audio Visual Center
Publisher
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
L. W. SINGER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Library
: Publisher
SELL CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO., INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Filter Expense Filter Expense
Board Action Law
SOUTHWEST NEWS AND PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Low
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY General Equipment Repair General Equipment Repair
Selected Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utlities
MR. RILEY SPENCER Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
SPRING SERVICE General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low Low
•FRANCIS SPURLOCK In Service Training
Board Action
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Summer School Manpower General Instruction
Low Low Board Action
STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY Personnel Office
Selected
STATE AGENCY General General General
FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Instruction Instruction
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS Electronics Supplies
, STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO SERVICE
Selected Selected Selected
Board Action
Bills and Payrolls
437-22
12.43 85-32 82-40 10.40 23.60 35.55 23.60
260.87
15.00
5.50 35-80 5.30
46.60
"
122.04 6.20 44.36
6.54 36.88
43.42
189-35 ..21; 56
210.91
42.00
5.94 45.91
51.85 8,100.44
3.60 ■■-^.32
7.92
19.05 23.14
42.19 25.00
128.25 26.00 1.343.00
1,497.25 15.08
397.00 4-75 8.10
409.85 525.00 n rtr
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MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
,__ j
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFEfc COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Action Board Action
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
13.00
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
40.00
MRS. BETTY TAYLOR Special Education
Reimbursement
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials Project Planning
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education T G & Y STORE #48 Recreational Supplies
JOHN THOMPSON, MOVIE SERV. & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment 1^64-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
Standard . Low
1.50 369.77
371.27
8.28
91.55 50.00
141.55
33.60
. Reimbursement
Low
193.56
Standard
172.31 ' «-2U
THOMPSON SCHOOL;BOOK DEPOSITORY LibraryManpower
Publisher Low
224.70
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Business Office Business Office Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Audio Visual Materials Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Instructional Offices Adm. Research Office Purchasing Department Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
14.97 4.80 2.50 13.50 ,7.89 32.10 35.75 11.40 1.80 14.10 399.00 458.85 458.85 12.71 2.30 4.70 243.50
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY , Laundry Expense
Low
TIMES-.JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY School Elections
Publisher
134.92
TODAY’S HEALTH Adult School Supplies
Publisher
8.00
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT &. SUPPLY CO. Manpower Project. Planning Project Planning
Board Action Low Low
1,914.21 12.45 92.38
2,019.04
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics Supplies Title VIII Repair - Instruc. Equipment Electronics Supplies Title VIII Electronics Supplies
Board Action Low Low Low Low Selected
49.00 42. 48 135.10 10.40 8.94 5.68
251.60
UARCO INCORPORATED (Chicago) Data Processing Data Processing
Board Action Board Action
854-43
UARCO INCORPORATED (Barrington,Ill) Data Processing
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Manpower Manpower
.___ j
42147
894.90
241.83
55.00
s-75
'i
1,718.72
31.65
, Low
Low Standard
309.95
63.75
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0 1
1
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UNITED STATES PLYWOODfcCORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
37.84
Low Low
174.40 70.04
Bills and Payrolls
327.37
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS General Instruction Library
Publisher Publisher
TOWN OF VALLEY BROOK Water & Sewerage
Utilities
VARITYPER CORPORATION Printing • Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
VASECO, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
34.30
WELCH FLOOR COMPANY General Instruction
Low
35.20
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
4.30
LEW WENZEL & COMPANY Printing
Low
.. 18.25
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
316.50
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines . Office Machines
Agreement Agreement Agreement
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing Manpower Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected Selected Selected Low Low Low Standard
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams Telegrams
Utilities Utilities
T. BURNS WESTMAN In Service Training
Board Action
THE WHITE MOTOR COMPANY Gflnsral
0
'Low
Fnnt. Rsnair ft. Sunni i
1.91
3^.1
40.00 25.50
222x22
7.00 27.96 31.50 6.72 19.20 69.72 32.20 76.75 105.53
-12x22
23.05
66.46
325.12
. 57.50
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4.83
Standard 4.50 4.00 11.65
WILCOX RECORD SHOP Audio Visual Department Audio Visual Department
Low Low
8.98 . 13.45
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INCORPORATED Title VIII MRS.. ED WILLIAMS Special Educatmn
■ MARY ANN WOOD Travel Expense - Minneapolis
;
115.00
Low Low Low
WILTON ENTERPRISES, INC. Library
134.55
38.45
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
H. W. WILSON COMPANY / Library Library Library Library
5.22
j 1 1
20.15
1
22.43
1
Publisher
15.24
1
Reimbursement
15.12
. Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action Publisher
29.00 252.00 3.00 29.00
i
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313.00 6.15
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Bills and. Payrolls
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT-MUSIC^COMPANY In Service Training
\,v ,f. Bbdrd Action
25.00
WORLD BOOK YEAR BOOK Title III
Board Action
184.45
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH:SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply
Selected
20.49
BERRY OIL COMPANY , Operating Expense
Low
32.45
CLAYTON:PLATING COMPANY .Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
12.00
DUFOUR EDITIONS Library
Publisher
6.00
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
FORESTS LAWNMOWER & CYCLERY COMPANY Lawn Repair Parts
Standard
IDEAL PICTURES Audio Visual Materials
Standard
5
4.25
''
1963-64 GENERAL FUND (continued)
7.60 B-23
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Library
Board Action
12.58
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Library
Board Action
.99
OKLAHOMA SUPPLY COMPANY . Custodial Supplies
Board Action
320.00
RANDOM HOUSE SCHOOL & LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
92.67
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,160.00
SOLVENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
757.44
ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY, INC. Materials, Buildings
Board Action
1,098.05
ACME QUALITY GLASS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Lqw Low
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY . Materials - Buildings
Board Action
AMERICAN SEATING. COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Stand,ard
29.15
AMER..STANDARD INDUSTRIAL DIVISION Materials. - Buildings
Selected
218.00
BEKO CONMAT Materials - Buildings
Selected
207.10
GENE H. BINNING COMPANY, INC. • Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Standard
R. K. BUCK, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY ir_ j _____ • _ i _
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18.98 33.78
52.76
945.50
292.00 8.31
300.31 13,000.00
445-74 «/
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MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
- CAPITOL STAGE EQUIPMENT WWAl\ll Replace Stage Settings CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CENTRAL OKLA. EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, TREASURER Materials - Buildings
Standard
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. ■ Materials-Buildings
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Buildings CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Title III
1 L
i____:
374.00 59.85
48.00
27.28 21.17
48.45
158.00
Standard
1 Board Action
Low
36.60
!
165.03
§ ?
Low
62.90
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
94*80
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
EMSCO ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. • Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings FEDERAL CORPORATION . Materials - Buildings
! j
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
-
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1,778.20
■
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
1
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1.38 6.44
7.82
Board Action Board Actipn
190.50 212.60
403.10
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
9.00 9.00 41.89 21.00
80.89
Board Action
—
15.45
Low Low Low Low Low
489.25 34.80 5.48 6.27 ,78.32
Board Action
614.15 357.00
-
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
11.02
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
1.90
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
GLUE & PASTE DISTS., INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Selected
22.50
HARTER CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. ■ Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
57.50
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING,SERVICE Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
HONEYWELL INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Standard
159.53
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
162.54
1,298,00 148.50
13.50 46.50
60.00
§i 3 i 3
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF JUNE 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
INDUSTRIAL GASKET & PACKING CO. INC, Materials - Buildir^s
* 1 Sheeted
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION . Materials -Buildings
Low Letter Bid
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
BOB KENYONS TEXAS LAWN SPRINKLER CO. Materials - Buildings
Standard
KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Vocational - Equipment
Low Letter Bid
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Letter Bid
KING-NICHOLSON AIR CONDITIONING, INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
280.00
THE LUMBER SHED, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
480.00
. MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
GEORGE MAPPES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY New Buildings - Final Payment
Board Action
MARSHALL SUPPLY &. EQPT. COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
3.00
835.24
18.75
1.13
J
57.38
248.40 132.48 ,717.12
1,098.00
i
698.63
132x22
833.95
3,500.00 3.18
348.05
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings . Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid Selected Low Low . Low Low Low Low Low
MIDWEST SURGICAL SUPPLY Equipment for Instruction
Low Letter Bid
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIXED CONCRETE Materials Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Board Action
MURRAY R. WOMBLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low
.NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #3 - Bldg. - Oakridge
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Replace Stage Settings
Low
346.40
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Title III
Low
140.34
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
127.00
154.28 4.35 187.90 .23 299.60 4.05 110.40 12.90 159.70
933.41
514.05
1.50 17.00
-26.22
53.55 4.80
3.25 18.00
21.25
116.00 17t 25
133.25 33,680.00
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THE POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials Buildings
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Noninstructional
1 i
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M
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6,291.00
Board Action
REMINGTON OFFICE SYSTEMS Title III
Board Action
S.E.B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low
SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
SPENCER LUMBER & HARDWARE Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
THE STANDARD ELECTRIC TIME COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERI/LL CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low Letter Bid
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS Title III
Board Action
TEXAS REFINERY CORPORATION . Materials - Buildings
Low
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
Bills and Payrolls
142.82
2,931.35
■
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17.50 83.00
538.00
j
90.90
! i
416.00
1
6.00
*
266.00 .
565.44
14,427.50
349.05 436.02 308.80
1^.Q
897.12 122.50
-
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQPT. COMPANY Title III
Board Action
4,647.26
TURNBULL & MILLS, INCORPORATED Est. #3 - Arch. Fee - Oakridge
Board Action
505.20
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION . Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
592.32
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY . Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
31.56
VASECO INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
317.25
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
WELCH FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
66.37
WOODWARD BROS. FIXTURES, INC. Equipment for Administration
Standard
15.60
299.00 J,5-28
254.38 96-25
334.28
351.13
2,800.25
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1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND — -------------------- W.---------------- !---- -----
-.............. ........ —------ — -
Bills and Payrolls
'
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NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Manpower
Selected
63.20 23.04
125.19
1
175.00 j
!
BOND FUND
|
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #3 - Bldg. - Eisenhower
Board Action
DAILY LAW . JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publication
Publisher
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL & ASSOCIATES Est. #3 - Arch. Fee - Eisenhower
Board Action
i J
71,730.00
54.50 1,434.60
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LEONHARDT DEVELOPMENT COMPANY New Sites
Board Action
15’,*121.70
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Final Payment - Star Spencer
Board Action
9,575.24
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #11 - Arch. Fee-- Star Spencer
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Board Action
BOND FUND (continued)
176.63
t
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NORTHERN BANK NOTE COMPANY Business Expense
Low Letter Bid
431.00
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Business Expense
Selected
3O5.OO
STANDARD TESTING & ENGINEERING COMPANY Business Expense
Selected
5.00
TIMES JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
134.93 1 i
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NATIONAL YOUTH .CORPS
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Salaries, S,S. for Staff & Enrolees
DON SHANE Travel Expense -Pawhuska, Okla. Information for NYC
Contract Agreement
Board Action
912.94
24.00
T
SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF MAY 1965
R. #161 Bills and Payrolls Approved
Census Enumerat ors
Salaries
186.50
Census Enumerators
Salaries
5,125.51
Patricia Canaday
Census Enumerators
17.50
It was moved By Mr. Estes, seconded by Mrs. Welch, that the Board ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $364,725.61 as recommended. All members present voted "Aye" on roll cal 1 .
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MEETING OF JUNE
R. #162
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded%y Mr. Rogers to approve an agreement with
Shallow Brook Site Purchased
Shallow Brook Development, Inc., 132 West Commerce, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to purchase a developed elementary school site containing 10.4 (more or less) acres in the Shallow Brook Addition of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the total amount of $41,000.00. Legal description follows:
All of Block Fifteen (15) SHALLOW BROOK ADDITION SECTION III to Oklahoma
City, Oklahoma, as shown by the recorded plat thereof; otherwise described as: A piece, parcel or tract of Land beginning at a point 290 feet North O°O9'4O" West and 585.29 feet North 89°54’O9" East of the center of Section 23, TL1N, R3W, the said point being the SW corner of Block 15, Shallow Brook Addition Section III to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, thence North O°O5'51" West a distance of 454.64 feet; thence Northeasterly on a curve to the right with a radius of 207-79 feet a distance of 168.61 feet, thence North 46°23'45" East a distance of 243-04 feet, thence Southerly
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along a curve to the left having a radius of 733*10 feet a distance of 13-81 feet, thence South 46°46'00" East a distance of 56.20 feet, thence Southeasterly along a curve to the left having a radius of 366.91 feet a distance of 307-38 feet, thence North 85°14'OO" East a distance of 176.92 feet, thence South 21°O5'OO" East a distance of I5O.67 feet, thence South 36°35'26" West a distance of 213-86 feet, thence South 16°54'OO" West a distance of 342.04 feet, thence South 89°54'O9" West a distance of 577-52
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The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. in Clerk's file.)
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It was moved by Mr Rogers and seconded by Mr. E st es to approve payment in the amount of $41,000.00 to Shallow Brook Development, Inc. , for a developed 10.4 (more or less) acres for an elementary school site. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #163
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of cosmetology equipment for use in various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
R. #164
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Albert Ladymon Company Lew Wenzel & Company Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. American Type Founders Co., Inc. Western Paper Company Robert W. Grubbe Company, Inc. Varityper Corporation
Total
$10,582.90 2,590.00 3,581.00 480.00
719.10 377.62 10,881.00
$29,211.62
These purchases have been approved on our Vocational Technical Education Act Application and ire to be charged to Account B 1208. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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It was moved by Mr.: Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of vocational education equipment for use at Capitol Hill and U. S. Grant Senior High Schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 1,9^3.27 4, 819.68 652.50 3,063.19 54.82 3,415-90 1,187.43
Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Minton Machinery Company Presto Welding Supplies Whitton Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Company
$15,136.79
Total
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These purchases have been approved on our Vocational Technical Education Act Application and are to be charged to Account B 1208. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #167
Library Supplies App.
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of library supplies for use by all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$ 355-75 -1,341.80 2,065.23 749.72
Thompson Book & Supply Bro-Dart Industries Gaylord Bros., Inc. Demco Library Supplies
$ 4,512.50
Total
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These purchases are to be charged to Account G 230-D voted "Aye." R. #168
Materials for Research Dept. Approved
On roll call, all members present
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of materials for use by the Department of Research and Statistics from the following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: California Test Bureau, Cooperative Test Division Educational Test Service
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-J2. roll call.
$ 1,980.00 1,400.00 $ 3,380.00
All members present voted "Aye" on
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A motion was made by Mr Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve, the purchase of lumber for use by the Maintenance Department from The Lumber Shed which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,210.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. p £±S* Et 3 3**3 -.0 o 0 'g:8rf 0-0 »Hg ?.
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of film strips, charts, posters and other teaching aids for use by all schools from McGraw-Hill Book Company, Text-Film Division. This purchase in the amount of $1,363.30 is to be charged to Account G 230-C. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to authorize the validation of an agreement for cleaning, repairing and servicing typewriters and adding machines for all schools with Donnell Typewriter Company which submitted the low quotation. The cost of (For School this service is to be charged to Account G 620-A6. Motion carried unanimously. Year 1965-66.)
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#172 Typewriter and Adding Machine Service 1965-6
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of distributive |R. #173 education equipment for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted ^Distributive jEdu. Eqpt.
the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$ 2,910.00
Virgil Greene Company E. B. Jack Castle Displays The Bulman Corporation Decter Manikin Company National Cash Register Company
1,090.00 3A32.16 517-75 3,597-93
Total
$11,247-84
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Hickok Teaching Systems Heath Company Dulaney's Brodhead-Garrett Company Canterbury Sales Company Trice Wholesale Electronics Hewlett-Packard Company
204.00 936.84
179.50 390.00 390.00 113.90 1,653.12
$ 3,867.36 Total These purchases have been approved on our Vocational Technical Education Act Application and are to be charged to Account B 1208. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #175
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of tailoring and upholstery equipment for use at Capitol Hill, Central, and Douglass High Schools from Tailoring and Jpholstery Eqpt the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Keeton Industries, Inc. Levin's Industrial Sewing Machines
Total
$
675.OO 5,430.00
$ 6,105.00
These purchases have been approved on our Vocational Technical Education Act Application and are to be charged to Account B 1208. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #176
Electrical Sup is Fixtures
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of elecfixtures and supplies for use by the. Maintenance Department- from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice Snyders Service Electric Supply Emsco Electric Supply Co., Inc. Pyramid Supply, Inc. Graybar Electric Company, Inc. Hunzicker Brothers Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. present voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #177
$
178.50 1,134.23 4,155.66 1,662.45
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A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of equipEqpt. for Auto ment for use in the body and fender and auto mechanics shops in various schools from the • Mechanics & following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the Body and Fender following Notice: Shops Severin Supply Company $16,637*40 Sharp Auto Supply Company 443.32 Van's Auto Supply Company 3,173*80 Snap-On-Tools Corporation 1,033*23 Capitol Hill Automotive Company 1,083-31 (Continued)
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Moore Auto Supply Company Tollie's Auto Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Poe's Motor Supply Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Auto Parts & Machine Company G & R Equipment Company, Inc. Minton Machinery Company
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$30,625.9^
Total
■ These purchases have been approved on our Vocational Technical Education Act Application and are to be charged to Account B 1208. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve permission to increase the 1964-65 General Fund Budget with a Supplemental Appropriation in the amount of $2,125,900.59 which will bring our legal budget to the planned operating amount of $20,890,000.00. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, April 30, 1965; was submitted as
information to the Board.
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#178 j Supplemental ^Appropriation j64—65 Gen. Fun j---------------
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BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the low bid of Belle Isle Plumbing and Heating Company in the amount of $46,140.00 to modernize and repair heat
ing plants at Gatewood, Hawthorne, Horace Mann, Lafayette, Capitol Hill Jr., Wilson, and Westwood Schools. This bid was received June 3; 1965; in response to the attached Notice;
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Boiler Control jContract Let
all bids received are listed below:
BIDDER
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Belle Isle Plumbing & Heating Co. Bob Street Plumbing & Heating Mecho, Inc.
$46,140.00 52,680.00 67,819.00
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Mrs Welch presented and read aloud a copy of a Resolution which was recently passed as H.B 588 in the Oklahoma State House of Representatives regarding the National Merit Scholarships received for the 1964-65 School Year by Douglass High School students. It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes that the Resolution be spread of record in the permanent minutes of the Board of Education. Text follows:
|R. #180 |Douglass High ^Commendation ^Resolution ^Approved_____
RESOLUTION
Enrolled House Resolution No. 588
By:
White
A RESOLUTION CONGRATULATING DOUGLASS HIGH STUDENTS ON WINNING CERTAIN NATIONAL MERIT FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIPS; AND COMMENDING DOUGLASS HIGH FACULTY FOR WINNING SECOND HIGHEST NUMBER OF SUCH SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE NATION.
WHEREAS, the National Merit Foundation conducts annually a National Achievement Scholarship Program for outstanding Negro Students; and
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WHEREAS, the following five 1 ents at Oklahoma City Douglass High School won these coveted scholarships "by competitive examination and for high scholastic and personal achievements: Ann Alexander, Hampton Institution; Hurlon Dulan, Princeton University; Charles Evans, Stanford University; Mernoy Harrison, Stanfoed University; and Robert Lonian, Harvard University; and
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WHEREAS, students of Douglass High School won more such scholarships than any other school in the nation, except one large high school in Cleveland, Ohio; and WHEREAS, this truly fine record reflects great credit on the faculty and student body of Douglass High School, on these fine scholars and their families, on the Oklahoma City School Administration, and our State's educational system in general; and WHEREAS, all our citizens can take great pride as this is further evidence of the outstanding quality of Oklahoma's school systems and such achievements are therefore most worthy of the cognizance and support of the people's elected representatives. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THE OKLAHOMA LEGISLATURE:
SECTION 1. The foregoing students, their Principal, Mr. 0. W. MQBaniels, their Superintendent, Dr. Jack Parker, and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Hurlon Dulan, Sr., Mrs. Luvenia Evans, Mrs. Earlies Vickers and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lonian, are hereby most warmly congratulated . on these outstanding scholastic achievements and this body hereby expresses its appreciation of the efforts involved therein. SECTION 2. Duly authenticated copies of this resolution shall be presented to Mr. 0. M. McDaniels and Dr. Jack Parker for appropriate display. Adopted by the House of Representatives the 26th day of May, 1965.
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Speaker
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of the House of Representatives
The motion carried unanimously and the Resolution is duly recorded. R. #181
Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn until A:30 p.m., Thursday, June 17, 19^5; was made by-Mr. Estes, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the
day of July, 1965-
MEETING OF JUNE 10, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA., MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1965, AT 2:30 P.M., ALL
[member s HAVING BEEN PREVIOUSLY NOTIFIED OF SAID MEETING. |
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Phil C. Bennett, President William F. Lott Melvin P. Rogers, Vice-President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
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Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; David H. Bridges, John Ingram; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
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The invocation was given By Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
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Mr. Bennett announced that the purpose of this meeting was for the reluctant submission of his resignation which he read aloud and which is to become effective June 17, 19^5 •
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Lott, Mrs. Welch, Dr. Parker, Mr. Rogers, and Mr. Higdon, Sa motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch that Mr. Bennett's resignation |be accepted to become effective on the 17th day of June, 19^5• The .motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Rogers nominated Mr. David H. Bridges to fill the vacancy on the Board of Education as Member-at-Large. Mrs. Welch seconded the nomination and moved that the nominations cease and that Mr. Bridges be elected by acclamation. Mr. Lott seconded the motion which carried unanimously t Mr. Bennett announced that there was need to fill the chair of President which he would be vacating on June 17, 19&5•
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[r . #183 (David H.Bridge [Appointed to [Fill Member-at (Large Vacancy
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Mr. Lott nominated Mr. Melvin P. Rogers to fill the office of President effective June 17, 1965; Mrs. Welch seconded the nomination and moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Rogers be elected by acclamation. Mr. Bennett seconded the motion which carried unanimously.
p- #18^ Melvin P.Roger (Elected President
Mr. Bennett then announced that there was a need to fill the office of Vice-President which Mr. Rogers would be vacating June 17, 19&5'
[New Vice-Pres. (Needed________
Mrs. Welch nominated Mr. Lott to fill the office of Vice-President effective June 17, 19^55 Mr. Rogers seconded the nomination and made a motion that the nominations cease and that IMr. Lott be elected by acclamation. Mr. Bennett seconded the motion which carried
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[Motion to adjourn was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the
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MEETING OF JUNE 17, 1965 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA* CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET
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SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M.
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Phil C. Bennett, President
Foster Estes William F. Lott ABSENT: t
Melvin P. Rogers Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; David H. Bridges, Board Member-Elect; George N L. George, Assistant H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; N. Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief Accountant; Ruhl Potts, {Chief Engineer; Tom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Wallace Smith, Director; Jim Reid, [The Daily Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal.
Invocation
The invocation was given Uy Mr. Lott and. was followed by roll call.
Mr. Bennett Vacated Chair
{Mr. Bennett made appropriate statements and then reminded the Board of the date of his {resignation as a member, He then turned the meeting to Mr. Lott, Vice President, in the {absence of Mr. Rogers, President. Lott assumed the chair and informed the meeting that it was time for Mr. Bruges, who present, to assume, his duties as a member of the Board, as successor to Mr/ Bennett.
Mr. Lott Presided Mr. Bridges Took Office
jMr. Bridges thereupon qualified as a member of the Board, stating that he had taken and {subscribed to the required oaths of office, whereupon Mr. Bridges assumed his office as a member of the Board.
Mr. Estes expressed regret that Mr. Bennett had resigned and wished him Godspeed wherever he goes.
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A motion was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Bridges, to open the bids received in response to the attached Notice for the construction of the Oklahoma City Vocational Technical Education Center, plans and specifications prepared by Wright and Selby, Architects-Engineers. Bids are listed below; the motion carried unanimously. BASE BID
CONTRACTOR Builders Construction Co. Manhattan Constr. Co. J. J. Bollinger Constr. Barbour & Short, Inc. Benmore, Inc. Milner Constr. Co. Metropolitan Bldg. Div. Anderson & House, Inc. E. V. Cox Constr. Co.
$1,158,000 1,185,882 1,179,000 1,163,497 1,199,900 1,286,722 1,150,000 1,240,000 1,224,000
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- $109,000 63,307 60,000 49,545 65,000 - 111,819 67,000 66,000 63,200
+ $2,500 + 2,400 + 2,000 + 1,905 + 2,400 + 2,640 + 2,500 + 2,600 + 2,550
- $595,500 - 549,470 - 600,000 489,616 - 593,300 - 652,366 - 588,000 - 620,000 - 614,000
- $375,000 - 370,133 - 300,000 - 297,981 - 380,500 - 469,189 - 360,600 - 380,000 - 396,000
R. #188 Bids Referred to Central Of:
[Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges that the above bids be referred to {the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation, The motion carried on roll call with jail members present voting "Aye."
R. #189 Open Bids on Drives, Etc •; Oakridge
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges that approval be granted for the opening of bids received in response to the above Notice for parking, drives, fence, and walks for the Oakridge Elementary School, plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation follows:
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Connelly Paving Co., Inc. Mark Holloway, Inc. Palm Paving Company Slayter Bros. Constr. Co., Inc. Triple A Construction Co.
BID $12,270.00. 13,600.00 13,100.00 12,141.65 11,224.59
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R. #191 Open Bids on Paving, Etc., Vocational Tech. School
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It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to open bids on street paving, parkingl inlets, walks, and drives for the Oklahoma City Vocational Technical Education Center, plans! and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. All members present voted "Aye"| I • on roll call. Tabulation follows: | § BID CONTRACTOR J I $43,320.00 Connelly Paving Co., Inc. I 47,500.00 Mark Holloway, Inc. 45,150.00 Palm Paving Company 42,793.65 Slayter Bros. Construction Co., Inc. 42,805.88 Triple A Construction Co. 46,912.00 Wood and Son Construction Co. I 5
R. #192 Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. Motion carried unanimously. Bids Referred to Central Off. R. #193 Adjournment
Motion was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Bridges to adjourn to 4:30 p.m.,. Tuesday, June 22, 1965. Motion carried unanimously.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the
day of July, 1965 •
MEETING OF JUNE 22, 1965
................................ —............................................................ — — THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1965,
PRESENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, President David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott, Vice President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; : iN. L. George, Assistant Superintendent; H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; David Light, Chief ; jAccountant; Directors - Bill Lillard, A. J. Miller, Wallace Smith; Ruhl Potts, Chief Engineer 5 iTom Smith, Assistant Business Manager; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoma. i I The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
-----A motion was made by Mr. Estes and- seconded hy Mr. ~ Bridgesj to approve an easement to The Oklahoma County Utility Services Authority, 414 Oklahoma Natural Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for a triangular shaped area approximately 145' x 290' x 252' (0.42 ai^res, more or less) located in the southwest corner of Southeast Senior High School site, for the purpose of the Authority producing and storing water for a public water supply. Consideration to the District will be $525.00. Legal description follows: BEGINNING at a point eight hundred sixty-eight and eight-tenths (868.8') feet South and thirty-three (33') feet East of the Northwest Corner of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section Twenty-two (22), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Three (3) West, I.M., Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, thence South 60°00'00" East a distance of two hundred ninety (290')
feet, thence West a distance of two hundred fifty-one and fifteen onehundredths (251.15') feet, thence North and parallel to the West line of said quarter section a distance of one hundred forty-five (145 ') feet
to the point of beginning.
The motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. in Clerk's office.)
(Copy of agreement on file
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of test materials |r . #195 for use by the Community Action Program Development from the following companies: pest Materials |for Community $ 912.60 University of Illinois Press Action Program 620.40 Houghton Mifflin Company J
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Dutch's Wholesale Athletic Equipment Co. Davis Sporting Goods Keller "Sports" Inc. Haun's Sporting Goods Buck's Sporting Goods, Inc. of Oklahoma City Southern Wholesale Sporting Supplies Rex Engineering & Sales Company Andy Anderson Sporting Goods
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406.80 891.50 600.00 58.75 2,380.00 1,550.00 1,595-99 4,814.10
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Heating and Plumbing Sup.
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded'$>y Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department and designated schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notices. All members voted "Aye" on roll call} purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
U. S. Supply Company’
Federal Corporation Johnson Service Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company F. E. Georgia Supply Company Crane Supply Company Gasteam Radiator Company, Inc. Owens Corning Fiberglas Supply Division Mideke Supply Company
$ 1,984.88
2,520.72 1,239-00
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R. #198
Bid Awarded Air Conditioning IBM Dept.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the low hid of Refrigeration Sales and Engineering Company submitted June 3, 19^5> along with the following bids in response to the attached Notice: BID BIDDER $10,575-00 Refrigeration Sales & Engineering 11,229.00 Comfort, Inc. .. 11,866.00 Belle Isle Plumbing & Heating Company 12,260.00 Air Engineering, Inc. 12,743.00 Mecho, Inc. to furnish and install air conditioning equipment in the area housing computer equipment. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #199
Deletion of Tech. School Constr. Item
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to delete from this agenda the item concerning the construction of the Oklahoma City Vocational-Technical Education Center Project. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #200
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to delete from this agenda the item Deletion of Voc.concerning the construction of parking;, drives, sidewalks, and inlets on the VocationalTechnical Education Center site. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Parking, Etc. Item
R. #201
Bid Awarded Parking at Oakridge Sch.
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the low bid of $11,224.59
submitted by the Triple A. Construction Company for the construction of parking drives, parking, sidewalks, and fence on the Oakridge Elementary School site. Plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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Melvin P. Rogers, President David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
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jThe invocation was given by Mr. Bridges and was followed by roll call and the introduction of David Monroe and Ray Drake, representing the Monroe Calculating Machines Company.
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I GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
|A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the granting of an easement to the City of Midwest City, Oklahoma, for the purpose of constructing and maintaining a public road and street over the property described as follows: The North seventeen (17) feet of the South fifty (50) feet of the East seven hundred forty-two and one-half (742.5) feet of the West fourteen hundred eighty-five (1485) feet of the Southwest Quarter (SW/4) of Section 26, Township 12 North, Range 2 West, of the Indian Meridian. Should the grantee abandon the above property for the purpose above stated, then the said easement shall revert to the grantor, its successors and assigns.
(This property is adjacent to Willow Brook Elementary School site and is on Northeast Tenth Street.) The Board's attorney has checked the easement as to form On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
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$13,057-99
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Severin Supply Company Snap-On Tools Corporation Brodhead Garrett Company Moore Auto Supply Company Hart. Industrial Supply Company Capitol Hill Automotive Company Mideke Supply Company J. C. Hamilton Company Sun Electric Corporation Van's Auto Supply, Inc. Minton Machinery Company Total
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Eqpt. for Auto Mechanics & Appliance ^Repair, Voc-Tec ! I
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R. #206
Plumbing Sup. Maintenance Department
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of plumbing) supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the companies listed, below: $ 1,536.30
Crane Supply Company Mideke Supply Company
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$1,616.02
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
R. #207
Transfers in 64-65 General Fund. Accounts
On roll call, all members voted "Ayp."
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve transfers in the 2^964-65 General Fund Accounts as itemized below: TRANSFER IN
120-L 120-Q 215-D 230-B 230-C2 240-A 46o
51O-d 4 520 530-B 530-d 54o -a 54o -A3 54O-B2 620-E2
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Business Office Postage Curriculum Center - Salaries Periodicals & Newspapers TV Rights Storeroom Stock Special Education Garage- Salaries Heat Electricity Telegraph & Telephone Custodial Supplies Filter Expense Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Equipment Repair & Supplies-Other Exp. Boarding - Special Education Adult School Salaries Total Transfers In
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125.00 600.00 2,000.00 3,300.00 90,000.00 200.00 100.00 4,900.00 6,100.00
1,000.00 49,675.00 500.00 3,000.00 2,000.00 .. 100.00 225.00 $163^925.00
TRANSFER OUT 110-F 110-H 110-J2 110-K 120-H 120-JK 120-J2 120-K 120-K2 120-N 120-P 211 212 213 213-A 213-B 214-A 215-A 215-B 215-C 215-D3 215-D4 220 230-A 230-C 230-D
Attorney - Salaries Personnel Office - Salaries Data Processing - Salaries Census - Salaries Personnel Office - Other Expense Research & Statistics - Other Expense Data Processing - Other Expense Census Enumeration Pupil Accounting Project Planning Printing - Other Expense Principals and Assistants - Salaries Supervisors & Helping Teachers - Salaries Teachers - Salaries Substitute Teachers - Salaries Homebound Teachers - Salaries Librarians - Salaries Clerical in Schools - Salaries Clerical - Supervisors - Salaries Instructional Aides - Salaries Printing - Salaries Library Clerks - Salaries Library and Textbooks Book Rebinding Audio Visual Materials Library Supplies
$11,400.00 1,100.00 2,700.00 4oo.oo
200.00 100.00 5,000.00 100.00 50.00 100.00 900.00 300.00 200.00 30,000.00 7,500.00 2,500.00 150.00 1,800.00 150.00 1,500.00 800.00 400.00 20,000.00 1,000.00 20,000.00 1,900.00 (Continued)
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* \4 Title VIII - Other Expenhfe Instructional Offices Commencement Expense Clerical Counselors Counselors - Supplies Title V - Supplies - NDEA Physicians - Salaries Bus Drivers Operating - Gas & Oil Custodial Services Switchboard - Salaries Warehouse - Salaries TV Engineers - Salaries Laundry Expense Vehicles - Regular Travel Monthly Dump Privileges Furniture Repair - Salaries Electronics - Supplies Property Insurance Recreational - Supplies Travel Summer School Manpower - Salaries Manpower - Other Expense
240-B3 250-A 250-C 311-B2 312-A2 312-A3 321-A 410-B 420-A 510-A,B 510-D 51O-D3 510-D5 540-A2
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700.00 300.00 2,500.00 500.00 850.00 600.00 175.00 12,000.00 1,200.00 5,4OO.OGh
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$163,925-00
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of shop equipment for use in the Vocational-Technical Education Center from the companies listed below, these having submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Minton Machinery Company Presto Welding Supplies Independent Supply Company The Lincoln Electric Company Whitton Supply Company Total
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Shop Equipment for Vocational' Technical Centi
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These purchases have been approved on our Vocational Technical Education Act Application and are to be charged to Account B 1207-C. Motion carried with the following vote: "Aye" Bridges, Lott, Welch, and Rogers; "Nay" - Estes.
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Thompson Book & Supply Company, Edmond Dowlings, Inc. Oklahoma Paper Company Triangle School Equipment Company Texas Standard Supply Company Carpenter Paper Company Graham Paper Company A & E Equipment Company C. B. McMillan Company Bill Doyle Office Supplies City Office Supply, Inc. Capital Paper Company Western Paper Company Oklahoma Seating Company Brix, Inc. The Craftint Mfg. Company Glue & Paste Dists., Inc. Dollies Ceramics Economy Advertising Company The Judy Company Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
$48,729.81 3,300.00 1,484.97 1,026.24 2,624.00 20,941.80 5,756.30 664.80 396.00 2,619.20 1,628.00
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$100,946.62 All members voted "Aye" on roll call
R. #211 Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of business Business Educ. education furniture and equipment for use in the Vocational Business Education classes in various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on speciFurniture & Eqpt. Voc-.Dept .’ fications in response to the above Notice:
Monroe International, Inc. Duplicating Products, Inc. Oklahoma Typewriter Company Friden, Inc. Evans Duplicating Equipment Company Thompson Book and Supply Company International Business Machines Corporation Remco Office Equipment, Inc. Wesbanco Fields Downs Randolph Company Electronic Dictation Systems Dowlings, Inc. Donnell Typewriter Company National Cash Register Company Total
$ 4,880.00 35-10 10,917.60
2,375-00 26.60 56.15 10,017.00 898.89 959.40 1,585.65 7,000.00 4,642.05 12,660.00 6,637.50
$62,690.94.
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R. #212
Magazines for 65-66 School Year
R. #213
Custodial Eqpt & Supplies
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of magazines for use by all schools from Irwin C. Gaumer who submitted the low quotation in response to | the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $6,382.95 is to be charged to Account • G 230-B. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Notice on next page.) I
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of custodial supplies and equipment for use by all schools from the companies listed which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: (Notice next page) Chemical Research Products Company Collins-Dietz-Morris Company S. E. B. Paint Company, Inc. Carpenter Paper Company Hoyle Smith Roisman Products Company M. E. Maddox Sales & Service
$ 1,24-9.56 1,783.20 4,620.00 20,44-1.52
3,139-20 1,200.00 300.42 (Continued)
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Midwest Maintenance Supply Miller-Norris Company, Inc. Mideke Supply Company Fuller Brush Company Kamen Wiping Materials, Inc. Knight Supply Company Bell Chemical Company Sanitary Supply Dept., Okla. Paper Company Sanitary Equipment Company The Janitor Supply Company Oklahoma Chemical Company Robinson Janitor Supply Company Total
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756.OO 949.08 14-2.00 526.80 1,793-00 3,361.84 4-, 4-01.96
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331-20 3,592-75 726.00 1,497-50 25,291.^3
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[Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of |instructional materials and consultant demonstration services from Kinder Kollege Company [in the amount of $2,891-00. This purchase is to be charged to Account G 250-027 All !members voted "Aye" on roll call.
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to advertise for bids on road [building materials for use in improvement of Santa Fe Street adjacent to Webster Junior [High School site. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
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It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board be authorized to purchase the land and improvements at the site of Dunjee School for $225,000.00. Purchase to be made in pursuance of a written agreement with Independent School District Number 4- of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Purchase Dunjc School Land & Improvements
Motion was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, to authorize the Board to purchase seven R- #217 school buses from Independent School District Number 4 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, for a Purchase Dunje total of $15,000.00. Purchase to be made in pursuance with a written agreement to be School Buses [prepared by the Board's Attorney. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. I BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
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A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the low bid of [$1,150,000.00 by the Metropolitan Building Division of the Metropolitan Paving Company, Inc. [for the construction of the Oklahoma City Vocational-Technical Education Center Project, [plans and specifications prepared by Wright and Selby, Architects-Engineers. All members TOted "Aye" on roll call/ . j lit was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the low bid of $4-2,793-65 [by Slayter Brothers Construction Company, Inc., for the construction of parking, drives,
sidewalks and inlets on the Vocational-Technical Education Center site, plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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Notices for
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Harley Dean Carney
Deidre Kathleen Capps
Larry Floyd Campbell
Janet Elaine Dearmore
Shirley Jeanett Day
Peggy Janeice Day
Johnette Tabitha Day (Ward)
♦Sharon Kay Francis
Rita Louise Fox
Patricia Sue Fowler
Jacqueline Dee Foster
Linda Carol Foreman
John Dean Hammons
Wanda Faye Hal I
Danny Loyd Haley
Charles Edward Hale
Robbie Raye Hacks
Patricia Ann Bolles
Pamala Zane Deloach
Class Roll Mary Drucilla Abernathy
Hazel Joyce Carter
Janice Ann Carney
Revace Hankins
Nona Gean Haney
Wesley Wayne Bollman
Carole Sue Fresco
Judy Karen Borden
Alycia Ann Dennis
John Emmitt Frizzell
Carolyn Sue Ables
Carol Ann Carter
Beverly Ann Devaill
James Harmon Dickson
Ora Lee Furr
Danna Sue Funk
Donald Scott Fults
Jacqueline Dawn Fulton
Karen Beth Henderson
L inda Lee Heard
Johnny Lee Harmor
Carl F. Harjo
Linda Bernice Carter
Anthony Cleveland Devine
*Kathleen Ann Caughran
Dennis Claude Dobbs
Martha Jane Divelbiss
Katherine Ann Cesar
Raymond Lee Dodderer
Ronald Joe Dobbs
Billie Jean Hensley
Marvin Louis Henshall
♦James Raymond Henry
Dennis Eugene Caves
Cheryl Ann Chaat
Paul Andrew Edgemon
Robert Preston Fails
Maria Fay Fleming
Donna L. Bonar Hibdon
Betty Lou Hibben
Daryl Alan Gresham
Constance (Connie) Gregg
Daniel Silvester Griego
Donald Ray Griffith
Darrell H. Hill
Judith Elaine Hill
Luther Frank Hinton
Milton Lee Hill Jr.
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Tommie Louise White Hobbs
Sandra Kay Hix
David Donald Hocker
Elmer Eugene Hodges Jr.
Rose Ann Hocker
David Lee Holland
Charles Melvin Hoffman
Donald Wayne Holland
Cheryl Ann Hollensbe
Linda Kaye Holland
Patricia Carol Hood
♦Connie Junene Holmes
Sandra Gale Hornick
♦ Shirley Jean Hornbeck
John Oliver Hornung
John Dale Horton
Ronald Kent Houdman
Linda Sue Hoskins
Linda Sue Houlette
♦Linda Fay Percival Houston
Carroll David Howerton
Linda Louise Houston
Allen Ray Huges
John Francis Huff Jr.
Lavern Ray Humann
Allen Wayne Humann
Sherry Lynn Hull
Anita Jo Grissom
James Arnold Humphrey
John Milo Hunt
♦Member of National Honor Society
Michael Alan Gunter
Donald Joe Guerrero
John R. Grissom
♦Pamela Grinstead
Sheila Ann Grigsby
Jack Lynn Higginbotham
Barbara Jean Gardner
♦Mike Green
John Berry Green Jr.
Dickie Ray Green
Carolyn Sue Green
Andrea Louise Gray
Virginia Lois Graham
Elwayne A. Gragg
Robert James Good son
Aletta Kay Goodgion
Jo Ellen Golden
France Ann Glenn
Virgil E. Glass
♦Linda Charlene Glasgow
Larry Eldon Glasgow
Leroy Gilmore
* Edward Austin Gilbert
Rodney Dean Gibson
* Raymond Eugene Gibson
Jowana Kay Gibson
Jerald Eugene Gibbs
Donald Roy Gayer
Daniel Frankl in Gathright
Jane Ellen Gaston
Betty Sue Gastineau
Spencer Louis Garner
Robert Eugene Henson
Daniel Paul Hensley Darius Jean Dover
Cynthia Kay Doonkeen Donna Kaye Doyle
Tony Ben Chaney
Peggy Sumers Drain
Cecil D. Chadwell
Karen Rue Chesnut
Earl Ray Drumm
Jonquil June Chaplinski
Richard Leslie Dubois Jr.
♦Guynette Sue Dressier Patricia Ann Clark
Joe Don Clapp
Rae Charles Dunlap
Constance Sue Dunkin
Connie Jo Clanton
Robert Corios Cobb
Jim Dupuy
Loretta Sue Magers Clymer
Nancy Carol Coker
Amelia Lee Dykes
Tommy Edward Eberhardt
Karen Kay Cole
♦David Columbus ♦Michael Carey Corlee David W. Coshow
Gerald Wayne Edwards
♦Micheal Jean Eddins Wayne D. Cotton
David Preston Elkins
Tanya Jo Costello Frank Wayne Courter
Michael Thomas Elledge
Lorene Hatter Cox
Roger Dale Craft
Ruby Jean Enrique
Dorothy Gwen Emerson
Johnny Lee Ensey
♦Judith Ann Craig
Bobby L. Crowe
Lee Ann Evans
George Luck Evans
Esther Ruth Ethridge
Larry Barnett Estes
George William Epperson
Gerald Wayne Creekmore
♦Janice Lee Cullen
Eileen Cunningham Larry Dean Currier
Margaret Elaine Curtis
Sandra Darlene Farquhar
Richard Lee Green
Lonnie Loyd Danner
Patricia Ann Daniel
John Preston Felder
Anthony Lamonte Greeson
William Henry Darvin
Diana Lynn Daniel
Larry Donald Davenport
Myron Leland Chebon Dacon
Raymond Evon Evans
Carolyn Jean Galey
Sharon Hope Cavnar
♦Patrick Joseph Fuller
Carol Kay Dewey
Jimmy Dale Adair
Billy Joe Boyett Paul Dewayne Boyett Gary Don Brantley
Mary Kathryn Branam
Charles Ray Bray *Lynne Arden Breedlove Harley Micheal Brittenham
Jacqueline Brewer
♦Jerry Duane Brooks Rita Jeanette Brooks
James Richard Brooks
Carolyn Lucille Brown Doyle Edwn Brown Evert Andrew. Brown
Gregory Vance Brown
Kenneth Joe Brown
Michael Newell Brown *Patricia Sue Brown
Ronald Gene Brown Virginia Lee Brown
Larry Edward Bruce Woodrow Howell Brumley
Sandra Lee Bryant Steve Ennis Bryant Judy Jean Buie
*Deanna Sue Bullock
Pennye Louise Bumgarner Robert Roy Bunch * Darrel I Ray Burnett
Cheryl Jeanne Burns Frederick Joe Burns
Dorothy May Butler Eula 0. Butler
Travis Burr Butler
Beverly Ann Button Linda Gail Bybee
Sharan Gayle Byrd
Ernestine Mildred Finch
Mark Gordon Ferguson
Don Ray Davis
♦Carolyn Trudy Fisher
Aneita Gail Davis
Jerry Bob Calcote
Jeanne E. Davis
Deloras Irene Davis Mary Carpenter Blue
Wayne Clarence Fleming Jr. Johnny Coolidge Flowers Jr.
Ora Jane Calcote
Linda Suzann Flowers
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Johnny Clifton Dawson
Wylma Davis
♦Member of National Honor Society
Gary Franklin Calton
Robert William Cabrera
Mary Ann Carter
Joseph David Borjas
Elwood Paul Bowerman
Connie Marlene Boswell Donald Gene Bowman
Geraldine Adams
Kenneth Dale Adams
Malettie Sue Arnett
* Dennis Earl Ary
Linda C. Atteberry
Lonnie Ray Austin
James Kermit Bailey
Ralph Kenneth Baird Jane Ellen Baker
Kathy Lavonne Barnhart Anita Joy Bass
Ronald Richard Bassett Elizabeth Jane Beals Richard Robbins Beaty Alice Jane Beavor
Stanley Leon Beckes
Tonya Louise Belcher
Fred 0. Bell Carl Eugene Benton, Jr.
Judy Ann Berry Dolores June Betts Roy Joe Billins
Joseph L. Bieger Mariea Annette Bill ingsly
Robert Allen Bird Judy Lynn Birdsong
Terry Duane Blackburne
Tommy James Case
Denni s Burnard Adams
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Donald Joe Blankenship
Jerry Ellen Boyd
Larry Doyle Adams Linda Sue Afinowicz Charles Barry Allen
Brenda Gayle Allred Peggie Bernice Allred Cheryl Diane Ames Brenda Joyce Anderson
Dennis Wayne Anderson Glenda Sue Anderson
Joe Frank Angel Cheryl Kay Annesley
James Michael Anthony
Joyce Marie Arnold
Mary Lynne Armstrong
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Joy Ann Hurst
Janice Lynn Hurry
Sherry Janet Lea
Charles Lee Lawson
Charlene Marie Lawson
John Clinton Lanier
Barbara Gayle Huntley
Robert Owen Hurtt
*Robert Leroy Langley
Pamella Charles Hutson
Gary Wayne Leard
Patricia L>ouise Miller
Ben Jr. Ortiz
Ginger Jurhee Owen
Donna Lee Owen
*George Donovan Mitchell Roy Gerald Mitchell
Richard Allen Owens
Jimmy Clay Owens
James Earl Mitchell
Billy Wayne Monholland
Phyllis Ann Musgrave Linda Gay Musgrove Olga Lynn Myrko
Jacqueline Sue McCoy
Linda Gale McConnell Willis Clyde McCraw
Glenn Dale McCuan Sandra Kay McCulley
Mike Wayne McCullough
Michael McCurdy Linda Ruth McDaniel Linda Kay McDonald
William Norman McDonald Jr
Joe Raymond McDoulett
Eva Joyce McElroy
Dennis Gearld McElroy Vicki Anne McElvany Angela Jean McManus
Loretta Gaye McLain
Luther Arnola McNabb •Jerry Earlene McPherson
*Barbara Ellen McNutt Guy Forrest McWilliams Jr.
Judith Ruth Newman
John Forrest Nicholson Jr. Carolyn Sue Nix
Marvin Edd Nobles Shirley Ann Norfolk
Patricia Bernice Norris
Bill L. Rendeluk
Michael Kent Reubell
Barbara Jo Rex
Carl Dean Reynolds
Thomas Franklin Reynolds
•Rowena Carr Reynolds
Patrick Dee Rigsby
Carol Sue Rigsby
•Rosemary Richardson Geneva Sherry Palmer
Earnest Wayne Rinehart
Elwonda Joyce Ritter
Arthur Loyd Riley Gary Don Parris
Hazel Marie Rix
Barbara Paniagua
Orville Lawrence Parton
Glenda Arlene Roberts
Donna Lee Roberson
Linda Larue Parnell
Hazel Anne Payne
Sharon Ann Roberts
James Carrol Roberts
John Edward Payne
Johnnie Ray Payton
Clarence Wayne Robinson
Linda Dolores Robertson
Judith Kaye Pease
Linda Sue Pease
Larry Austin Rodden
Carolyn Ann Robinson
Carolyn Sue Peck Danny Edward Pena
Jimmie Carol Rodgers
Charles Dwight Pendergraft Dena Marlene Perdue
Edwin Clark Perry
Ruby Jean Ross
Michael Lowell Ross
John J. Roschal
ouis Rodriguez Jr. Peggy Ann Peterson
Clifford Dwayne Rosson
Joel
Cecil Edward Phillips
Linda Renee Rotan
*Neva Sue Perkins
Richard Edwin Phillips
Lawrence Chandler Phillips
Evelyn Cleo Runyon
John Clyde Simon
•Charles Eugene Sims
Richard Odell Slayter
Carl David Skaggs
Gary Lynn Smith
Mitchell Grover Slemp
James Edward Smith
Lawrence Danny Smith
Jesse Ray Smith
Linda Gail Smith
Lindel I Lee Smith
Linda Kathleen Smith
Marla Jean Smith
Marilyn Joyce Smith
Linda Fay Snodgrass
•Virgie Arlene Snelgrove
Linda Pearl Soos
Steve Yates Speegle
Ronald Dean Stafford
Ira L. Speer
Paul Wayne Standridge
Marian June Stallings
Jo Ann Starr
Carla Faye Stephens
Barbara Sue Stephens
Richard Eugene Stephens
Jack Ray Stewart
Gary Ward Stillwell
James Lloyd Stewart
Richard Perry Runyon
Mahannah Stone
Charles Martin Rudlang Sandra Lee Pickard
Dear! Allen Ruth
Jackie Dean Russell
Vivian Francile Streight
Freddie Wayne Stowe
Kenneth Ray Pickard
Charles Johnson Pickens
Sherri Lynne Rutledge
Sharon Kaye Phillips
Alan S. P ierce
Sherry Roylene Rutledge
Mary Marlaine Salyer
Marvin Ray Sanders Basil Lee Saunders
David Leon Schiner
Judy Caren Rector
Terry Lee Rea
Karen Marie Shannon
Frostina Sexton
Eric Eugene Sechrist
Claudia Joan Scribner
Jessie Irene Thomas
Linda Ann Thele
Lee Roy Terry
Randle Lee Terrill
Pamela Elizabeth Terrell
Robert Claude Farwell Taylor
Ricky Allen Taylor
Gary Lynn Taylor
Eugene Lee Taylor
Dianna Lee Taylor
Richard Roy Tate
Bobby Tash
Lynda Hope Talley
Sylvia Marlene Swift
Diana Lee Sutton
•Thomas Lewis Sutherlin
Linda Sue Summit
•John Daniel Stricklin
Susan Sewell Stoker
Pau!ine Pogue
Linda Kay Pierce
Conrad Wayne Ryerson
Judy Carol Rycroft
Jimmy Dale Stoker
Brenda Carol Porter
Pruitt
June Bel I Ryerson
Judith Carol Prendergast
Kenneth Leon Price Robert Harold Price
William David Price Larry Earnel
John Wiley Pruett
Douglas Arley Puckett
Glenda Lee Pruner
Angela Puerto
Cowanna Kay Emberlin Schornick
Joyce Alvina Schroeder
Judith Ann Schroeder
Danny Schuessler
John Samuel Redmond
Darrell Wayne Sharry
*Mary Ruth Scott
Daniel Allen Oden
Betty Jo Reeves
Betty Jewel Reed
Danny Max Ramos
Nancy Ann Quisenberry
George Lynn Oldham
•Member of National Honor Society
William Henry Oden
Robert Dean Nusbaum
Lynda Louise Nunley
Jerry Wilburn Ozment
Gary Michael Mooney
•Elizabeth Irene Moore Dennis Ray Morgan
Ida Lanel I Morris
Benny Royce Morrow Harry Glenn Morton
Gloria June Morton
Freida Nell Moyer
Barbara Gail Moses
Connie Ruth Mason
Richard Owen Murphy
Sharon Marie Liles
Kenny Ray Loftis
David Keith Locke
Billy Ray Little
Larry V. Link
*Marlynn Jo Likens
William Michael Lewis
Robert Glenn Lehman
Marcia Kay Lehman
Phillip Franklin Leazure
Ronnie Craig Hyams
Larry Gerald Jackson Luster Irvin Jacobs Donna Marie Jennings
Linda Darlene Jimenez Alice Faye Johnson
Connie Ann Johnson Darryl Linn Johnson
Dorothy Louise Johnson
Doska Zee Long Virginia Kay Looney
Jack Craig Long
Richard Eugene Johnson Bennie W. Jones
Gary Lee Loveless
Mary Jane Louthan
Michael Earl Jones
Patsy Ruth Jones Carolyn Sue Lovin
Pamela Joy Jones Penelope Greer Jones
Diana Lynn Luebking
Glenda Sue Mason
Constance Joann Marts
Roy Lynn Martin
Sheryle Kay Marlow
Anita Joyce Mann
GeorgeRichard Mangham
Billy Don Mandrell
Kenneth Magness
Marva Lynn Magar
Ruth Ann Jones
Pamela Jumper
Matthew Norman Kaubin
Wil I iam Ray Keith
Elizabeth Rhea Keller Sara Kaye Kelsay
Betty Lee Kennedy Nancy Marie Kenney
Beverly Diane Kiefner
Kenneth Dale Kerr
Carl L. Matheson
Paul James Masopust
Shirley Jean Kerley
Ralph Allwyn Kilg ore
Nancy Kay Neff
Wanda Louise Nance
Sandra Dell May
Veda Rosalind Miller
•Terry Gene Newel!
Allen Varion Newcomb *lris Kay Meadows
Marvin Lamarr Mead
Carol Carlile Maynard
*Patricia Ann Mauldin
*Marilyn Matteson
Donald Leon Kilby Ernest Carl Kimsey Dorcas Kay King
* Ruth Ellen Kincaid •Marilyn Nora K ing John Ellis Kinghorn Donna Jean Kirchhoff
Danny Russell Mercer Robert E. Mercer
Tommy Hugh Kitchens
Patricia Ruth Kittrell
Jerry Dewaine Messenger
Gary Kent Middleton
Robert Glen Koenig Joe Allen Kuepker
Lynda Sue Miller Sharon Kay Lamascus
Judith Carol Davis (Mills)
Margaret Ann Miller
Richard Joe Lambert
*Terry Russell Minton
Donald Terry Landis
Donald James Landrum
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Edmundson, Stella L. Edwards, Don Wayne *Edwards, Janet Elizabeth Engle, G. J. Engle, Sharon Louise
ROLL Enriquez, Julia Evans, Clinton Buddy
Ferrell, Carl William Jr. French, Merila Mae Friday, Gwendolyn Evon
Gafford, Caroline Garde, Carlene Garrett, Linda Kay Gay, Mary Roberta Givens, Duane Green, Larry Don Grove, Laura Louise
Hale, Carl Wesley Hale, Jimmy Ray Hall, Jacqueline Marie Hatten, John M. Henson, Boyce Lynn Hill, Ruffus Lee Hodges, Curtis Hoppes, Sharon Lee Horton, Beulah Mae Houston, JoAnn Lynett Houston, Thomas Willie Ives, Judy Rae
Jackson, Cora Belle Jackson, Danna Sue *Jackson, Oscar B. Jr. *Jenkins, Charleen Marie Johnson, Darlene Annette Johnson, Norma Jean Johnson, Willie Claude Johnson, Shirley Ann Jones, Gary Gordan Jones, Peggy Jean Jones, William Matthew Jones, Zelma Lee
CLASS *Keeton, Jimmy Dean *Kriz, Joyce Alfreda
Lamb, Charlotte Ann Lewis, Alfred Eugene Longan, Lonnie Howard Longcor, Cathy Jo *McCain, Mary Virginia McCauley, Charles Ronnie Martinez, Pete Manuel Massengale, Robert Gale Mathis, Baron Vernard Mayes, Judy Ann Miller, Audry Lee *Miller, Carl L. Miller, Noretta Louise Milling, Joyce Faye Wills, Glenda Sue Moore, Marvin Finnis Moore, Charlotte Moore, Sharon Moss, Linda Darlene Nard, Gary Allen *Neasbitt, Juanita Kay Ned, Wanda D. Nero, Lawrence Milton
Orange, Joan Etta
Parrish, Margaret Faye Peace, Lizzie Nannette Pena, Deonicio Galvan Peterson, Richard Gleneldon Pettyjohn, Barbara Alene Pickett, Tommie Lavern Pietrowicz, Mary Ruth Porter, Bobby Lee Porter, Wanda Jean Proctor, Beatrice L. *Rambo, Louis Ray Ransford, Donald
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ROLL Ray, Daniel Wilbern Rentfro, Helen Louise Reynolds, Judy Kay Richardson, Betty Jonette Rhodes, Alfred C. *Robinson, Sandra Kay Rodriquez, Bill Ray *Rosenbaum, J. Darrell Rutledge, Tommy Grant Ruyle, James Paul Scott, Barbara Ann *Shuffield, Noal Ted Simmons, John Henry Skelly, Mike Slaughter, Stella Louise Smith, Betty Jean Smith, Gertie Kaye Smith, Ivory Joyce Smith, Katherine Gene Smith, Pat Sutton, Leonard Earl
Tarver, Harry Edmond Threatt, Allene Tiger, Hattie Lou Todd, James Otis Tompkins, Larry Jack Tubbs, Marva Louise Walden, Jimmy Leon Wall, Glenn S. Walter, Albert Walton, Gracie Watson, Mae Rose Webb, Margaret E. Weeks, Barbara Dean Williams, Damon Carlton II Williams, James Edward *Williams, Mildred Eyvonna Winton, Terry Della Woodward, Wesley Charles
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES - 1964-65
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SEN I O R S Abshere, Philip Marie Absher, Rita Arlene Ackerson, Vicki Lynn Adams, Jimmy Milton Alexander, Belva Joan Asbury, Ronald N. Babb, Cheryl Ann Bachle, Juanita Cecile Balch, Janie Lee Balentine, Louis Edwin *Banyash, Larry William Barker, Deborah Lee Barnes, David Alan Barnhart, Robert Hugh Barrett, Claire Louise *Barrett, Gayle Lynn Barrowman, Paula Marie *Bassett, Charlene Fay Batchelor, Gordon Meredith Battenburg, William Chase Baugh, Judith Kay Beagle, Nevin Atlee Benson, Mary Catherine Blair, Rebecca Mae Blanchard, Jayne Irene *Blinn, Trudy Bloom, Carl Joseph Bond, Jon Roy Bowman, James Allen Boyd, Mary Elizabeth Brimer, James Douglas Brown, Lana Jo Brown, Steven Douglas Bruce, Roy J., Jr. Bundy, Brent Glenn *Burroughs, Nancy Jeanne Bussey, Larwance Martin Case, Kenny Lee Casey, Larry Michael *Caso, Nancy Marie Chambers, Janet Elaine Chappory, Herbert Andrew Checkovsky, Judith Ann Chernicky, Steven Thomas Chronic, Rickey Lee Cobb, Janette Marie Coley, Charles Billups Contreras, Marie Antoinette
Cooper, Glenda Kay Cooper, Jeron Anthony Cox, Peggy Delorse *Crumb, Elizabeth Ann Cummins, James Anderson, Jr. Daniels, Oneta Faye *Daviee, Jerry Michael Dawson, Sylvia Lindell Dean, Janette Charlotte Dewar, John Alexander Dillberg, Ray Sherman Donaldson, Earl Robert Duncan, Donna Marie Duncum, Nancy Margaret Dyer, Mary Andrews Dyk, Beatrice Amy Earls, Joyce Jean Eckstein, Frederick W. Ill Endsley, Sherman Dwight England, Margaret Elaine Eylar, Kathleen Louise Fain, Drusilla Lee Farmer, Gary David Featherstone, John Sheridan Feuerborn, Judith Anne Flanagan, Shirley Ann Fossey, Robert Stephen Freshour, Larry Gail Fritz, Johnnie Ruth *Fuller, Dee Rowland, Jr. Gabaldon, Robert I., Jr. Gardner, Bennett Troxler Garis, Charles R. Gauntt, James Daniel, Jr. Gibson, Marion Paul Giles, David Michael Glidewell, Lynda Sue Goforth, Judith Ann Gower, Roger Allen Graves, Frank Michael Gray, Cynthia Ellen Greene, Claude W. Hagler, Don E. Hamilton, James Leon *Hammonds, Samuel Justus, Jr. Hard, John Robert Hargrove, Jane Elizabeth Harris, John Arthur
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Moody, Sandra Jean Morris, Kathryn Chairety Morton, Cheryl Lynn Myers, Kay Carol *Nally, Charles Edward Nash, Cynthia Ellen Nelson, Sharon Kay Northington, Robert Norris Novey, Rita Charlene Ogburn, Gary Lee O'Neal, Earl William Outlaw, Michael Emory *Owens, Betty Lou Paramore, Terry Hirst Payte, Joseph Michael Pazoureck, Joseph Berwin II Pederson, Janice Kay Pinkerton, Martin Dafoe * Pinkerton, Patricia Kay Potts, Suzann Purdin, Margot Elaine Randolph, Kathie Ann Ray, Thomas Walter Read, Nancy Jo *Reeves, William George Remington, Barbara Kathryn Remington, Sherrie Ann Reynolds, David Roger Riddle, Curtis Frederick Riley, Rosemary Kathleen Robbins, Charles Gene Roberts, James Deane Roberts, John Micah *Robinson, Richard Alvin Rodgers, Jerry Lee Ryshkov, Anthony Saar, Russell Eugene Salsgiver, Virginia Margaret Samsel, Melvin Claude, Jr. Sanders, Jackie Floyd Santee, David Kenton Satterfield, Debra Jean *Savage, Vivian Ruby Schenk, Vicki Marie Sessions, Berry Ray Shaw, Margaret Ann Shoemaker, Shiela Ann Simon, Jay Robert
Hartman, John Albert Haught, Verna Eddings Hawthorn, Katherine Lee *Hendon, Diane Kay Henry, Gary Michael Herndon, Sidney Gene Hess, Rick Boling *Hiatt, David Bruce Hill, Sharon Gay *Hodges, Lois Elene Holman, Harold Rayburn Hood, Henley Ray House, Marvin Eugene Howell, Janis Gail Hoyt, Shari Lynn Hull, Katherine Joan Jezek, Marjorie Jane Johnson, Don Steven Jones, Christina Elizabeth Jones, Jere Lynn *Jonte, Barbara Lynn Keel, Garland Earl Kraker, Linda Maria Kudlacek, James Franklin Langham, Pamela Sue *Lanter, Stacey Ellen Lapkin, Sonia Leach, Teddy Joy *Leith, Lida Dale Liles, Barbara Jane Lilley, Robert Clark Hong, Richard Louis, Jr. McCarty, Donald Scott McCharen, Patricia Ann McConnell, Cynthia Harriet McDonald, Steven Eugene McKinnon, Susan Avis McMahan, Sandra Lee Mackey, Peggy Sue Marth, Jerry Charles Massey, Kenneth Joe Moulding, Charles Edward Megenity, Phyllis Mae Miller, Betty June Miller, Mary Sharon Minden, Mary Alice Miseles, Janet Mitchell, Larry Keith
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Robert Michael Liles Carla Gay Lindsay Donna Mae Lingle Josephine Ann Livermon Mark Stephens Ludwig Ernest Clinton Maddon Leslie Jane Major Alice Lucille Manning Steve Alan Maning Wayne Allen Marshall Delma Jane Martin Patsy Lee Martin Rex Arley Martin Vicki Lynn Martindale Lucero Marulanda Sharon Kay Mason George Daniel Massad Saundra Kay Matthews Ronald Martin Maxfield Stephen Holloway Mayer Dennis Edward Meeker Jimmie David Meeks Wesley Paul Melton Don Stout Mighton Michael Sharp Miles ArrBroby Miller Phillip"' Miller George Ainsworth Milne Leia Faye Milson Michael Robert Montgomery Kimberly Diane Moody David Samuel Moore ■ Mary Sue Moore Michael Kent Morgan Charles Edward Morisseau Susan Yvonne Morse Dana Moss Frances Janette Moyer NikkjfLee Murphy Deanna Kay Murray Danny Lee Myrick Marsha Lynn McAdams William Lester McCartney Yvonne McCathern Danny Wayne McClanahan Johanna Janell McCommas Peggy Lovella McDaniel Donald Steven McDonald Linda Sue McDonald Nelda Jean McFeaters Donna Jo McGraw Michael Owen McGuire Michael Wayne McGuire Kent Allen McInnis
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Dawna Ruth McKenzie Charity Ann McKnight Anita Louise McLeland Dennis Lee McNeill Richard Clay McPherson David Leslie Nelson, Jr. Paul David Newsome, Jr. Charles Wayne Nicol Sharon Garlaine South Nieves Vicki Linda Norman Terry Lynn Novak Linda Sue Olmstead Margaret Edith Olson George Rehill O’Reilly Gail Elaine Owen Kay Louise Pappan Tanya Lynnette Paradee Mary Jane Partaine Reda Paulette Patten Carol Jade Paulk Danny Lee Paulsen Clyde Felix Pereyra Barbara Sue Perrine Le Ann Peterson Clifford Ray Phelps Robert Lon Phenis John Bennett Pickens Jack Leroy Pipkin Raymond Edward Pittman Ronald Lloyd Pixler Carol Ann Pojezny Jimmy Lee Pope Robert Allen Poppino Charles Alfred Powers Daniel Grant Price Jerry Arthur Price Patricia Ann Price John Carl Querna Cathy Sue Ramsey Stephen Douglas Ramsey Karen Ann Rasmussen David Ralph Redburn Patricia Kaye Reed Robert Roy Reimann Baxton Earl Reinke Fred J. Reinke III Darla Jean Reynolds Fred Davis Reynolds Linda Kay Reynolds Naomi Karen Reynolds James Nicholas Rezner Nancy Rice , Doyle Franklin Ridenour, Jr.
Donna Gayle Riley Mary Anita Rivers Regina Lynnette Roberson Carolyn Lee Roberts; Sheryl Yvonne Rockel Linda Ann Rooks Frances Teresa Rosanelli Judith Dianne Rose Ricki Joy Rotklein John Albert Ryan Donna Jo Sadler Lynda Dawn Saunders Carolyn Edythe Savage Judy Lee Savan William Jared Sayers Mary Elaine Scheffel Mary Susan Schilde James Fred Schiller Joseph Dunn Schmidt, Jr. Annette Marie Schmitt Carol Ann Schoonover Charles Lee Schultz Kenneth Allen Schwarz John Shelby Scott Robert Michael Scott Judy Kay Seale Linda Louise Seals Alan Mancele Segnar David Mark Seligson Paul Frederick Seiko Andrew John Sesock David Michael Shannon William Kenneth Shepherd Richard Lee Sherer Don Wesley Shield Janice Kaye Shobert Michael Aaron Shoffstall Diana Lynn Shoopman LaVonne Elaine Shoopman Michael Ray Simmons Brian Kent Smith Cheryl Ann Smith Dorothy Sharon Smith James Russell Smith Miles Bill Smith Monte Wilburn Smith Robin Julianne Smith Stephen Ross Snider Michael Frederick Snider Patricia Ann Snyder Pebble Sharon Snyder Gary Lynn Sober Dee Ann Soder Linda Kay Solomon Judy Kathleen Sowell
Jerry Don Woods James Allen Spearance David Haller Wright Margaret Elaine Staley Carla Jane Wulf Billy Don Stallings Arthur Edward Stanley Suzanne Elizabeth Stefan Judith Ann Stell John Burgess Stewart Barbara Jean Strand Clifford Alan Strand Janet Lorraine Sussex Arthur Edwin Swanson Clarence Symes, Jr. Carolyn Sue Tabor Mark Edward Tanton Larry Gene Taylor Susan Gail Taylor Toni Noreen Taylor Sherry Lynn Tevebaugh Melody Thedford Margaret Ann Thee Joyce Jean Timmons Leslie Ann Tinsley Anita Tippit Laurel Fae Torkelson Robert Field Tredray Sherry Lea Truman Sandra Jean Tullis Harold Dee Turner Teresa Beth Tyler Carol Lynn Updike Dennis Ray Vaughn Don Harrel Vaughn Dennis Gene Waggener Sherry Kay Waintroob Hugh Steven Walker Linda Katherine Wallis Terry John Walsh Doris Anne Watkins Janet Lee Watson Linda Loraine Westbrook Carol Diane Wetwiska Connie Jo Wiley Susan Lynn Wilkerson Douglas Woodard Williams Howard Glen Williams Mary Sue Williams Matilda Katherine Williams Sharon Elizabeth Williams Carol Lynn Williamson Gwendolyn Lorraine Wilson Harold Nather Winters William Donald Witten, Jr. Linda Rae Wood Shirley Ricky Woodard
Cassandra Jane York Karen Annette Young Sherry Ann Zimmerman
Abbott, Paul Able, Barbara Allee, Robert Allgood, Louis Anderson, Gerald Arterburn, Donovan Arthur, Frank Ashbrook, Martha * Bannister, Ann Barnett, Thomas Bartels, Ronald Bement, Dennis *Bishop, Marilyn ‘Black, Judy *Blankenship, Beverly Blankenship, Gregory Boone, Dan Box, George Brace, Barry Brady, Connie Brand, Paula Brauser, Jenifer Brewer, Keith Brewington, Cherri Brown, Wavery Brown, William * Buckhold, Kathy Burnett, Dominic Burns, Rosemary Burns, Sara Caesar, Ernest Campbell, Michael Carroll, Linda Carter, Cleatus Case, Johnny Cather, Mary Cavener, Roy Chamberlain, Gerald Chapman, Bill Chastain, Charles Chilton, Cindy Clark, William Cody, Mike Coffey, Maurice Connor, Antionette Constein, Virginia Cooke, Bill Cooper, Jo Ann Cope, Mary Corrie, Gary Douglas Cortner, Connie Cotton, James Couch, Patricia *Cox, Connie Crook, Herman Curry, Clark Cowan, Nancy Dalton, Patricia Deaton, Nelda D. *Dent, Gail Dobson, Paul Dorr, Patrick Dryden, Michael Duke, Richard Duncan, James * Duncan, Theodore Elkins, Louvella Ellette, Doyle
*Morgan, Larry *Morris, Jack Nelson, James Ninman, Patricia Novak, Michael O'Connor, Danny Officer, Gayle Ogle, William Oldham, Ronald Ott, Orvella Pearson, Linda *Pendley, Donna Phillips, J. D. Pierce, Dean Pierce, Sondra (Newti Peiffer, Terry Powers, Dennis Press, Michael Price, Judy Pridgen, Sharyn Rahn, Evelyn Reasnor Terry Rhodes, Jane Richard, Grace Richardson, Marsha Rickey, Ralph Robertson, Billy *Rogers, Mary Jane *RoIen, Thomas Roop, Gerry Roush, Gary Rowe, Kenneth Russell, Sandra Sanders, Arthur Schlueter, Danny Schooling, Charlotte Scott, Linda Shank, Carl Sharp, Gail *Shelton, Jean Anne Simmons, Lyle Dean Smith, Johnny Snodgrass, CarolSnodgrass, Suzy Spangler, James Stillwell, Jerri Taylor, Dianna Tillman, Phillip *Tippin, Joyce Tutt, David Underwood, Felix *Vaughn, Pamela Vaughn, William Venters, Anne Voss, Judy Vowell, Janet Wadley, Charletta Wallace, Lynda Wells, Loren Wheeler, Edward Williams, Fredda Willingham, Sally Willis, Rocky Willits, Patsy ‘Winchester, Linda Woods, Paula Wooldridge, Pamela Yelton, Don
NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS ROLL
Eubanks, Janice Fanning, Glenda *Farbes, Hubert Ferslew, Donna Fitch, Michael Flanagin, Cynthia Friend, Ronnie *Fry, Eileen Gale, Michael Gardner, Deanna Garis, Jamie Garrett, Mary Giles, Melody Gist, Ronald Glaze, Carol Goodman, Kaye Gore, Larry *Gregory, James Griffey, Gail Griffin, Albert Hall, Jessilyn Hansen, Laura Harding, Brenda Harper, Donald Harris, Julian Harris, Ronald Harth, Joe Hayes, Bruce Haynes, Terry Hazlewood, Patty Hazlewood, Larry Heath, Harold Hendrickson, Jacqueline Hendrichsen, Ann Henthorn, Jim Hernandez, Robert Hervey, Saundra Hicks, Susan ‘Hillis, Sherry Holcomb, Nancy Holt, Donna Holt, Sandra Hope, Robert Hubbard, Mike Irons, Cneryl Johns, Donnie Jones, Jerry *Jones, Tommy Kannada, Kenneth Keene, Raye Ellen Keister, Keith Kerran, Mike King, Bonnie King, Mary *Kyle, Judith Lacy, Judy Lewis, Jon David *Likes, Merrill Lilly, Ivony Litsey, Frances Long, Robert *McCarty, Luella McCown, Jay McCroskey, Linda McDade, Charles *Mayhew, Louise Mellinger, Wallace Meyer, Patsy
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♦Erma Irene Cline Robert Dean Breitschuh Harlan Ray Coit ♦Linda Carolyn Bressie Jo Ann Colclasure Barbara Frances Brewer Barney Lee Cole Judith Kay Bridgeford Judith John Cole Wayne Ross Brink ♦Marilyn Ruth Cole Charlotte Anne Brinton Pamela Jane Cole Larry Dee Brock Barry Allen Colley Glyna Ann Brockhaus George M. Collier, Jr. William James Brook David Kent Collum Mary Ann Broome Kay Lynn Combs Kathleen Brower Karen Ann Compton ♦Janice Elaine Brown Carole Jeanne Conley Jeanette Estelle Brown Donald W. Cook Peggy Ann Brown Larry Keith Cook Roger Wayne Brown Becky Ann Cooley Wayne Leslie Brown ♦Carolyne Chris Cooper Wylie Neil Brown, Jr. Kristina Ellis Cooper Rodney Eugene Browning Monetta Gale Bryner ♦Linda Joyce Cordell Broc Clayton Cordonnier ♦Jacqueline Kay Buchner ♦Sheila L. Corter Keith Neal Buchwald Gerald Thomas Buckley, Jr. Jo Ann Cosgrove Keith L. Cottrell LaDeana Maria Bullock Freddie Dale Cox Van Harlan Bumpas Olive Jeanne Cox Harold Lee Burba ♦John Franklin Coy Sandra Lee Burch ♦Robert D. Craig Carol Proctor Burdine Robert Steven Crain Jimmie Lou Burke Vicki Ann Creasey John Edward Burrus Ramona Law Creek Rosemary Burton ♦Susan Kay Crudup ♦Judith Ann Busch Gregory Neil Crum ♦John Craig Busey ♦Harry Vaughn Cumberland Arlene Mary Butt Frieda Gaye Cummins ♦Rebecca Anne Cammack Deanna Ruth Cunningham Patrick Richard Campbell Ernestine Evelyn Curtis David Dudley Capron Luther Seine Curtis, Jr. ♦Paul Douglas Cardin Ragena Cha loupek Carpenter George Damanczuk Donald Ben Dancy ♦James Don Carreker Freddie Daniel Paula Kay Carruth William Lee Daniel Steven Ball Carter Marcia Ellen Daniels Robert Baxter Case Judith Anne Dansby Shirley Ann Center Linda Gayle Davis Jahree L. Chambers Peggy Joyce Chaney Rebecca Sue Davis ♦Stanley Martin Davis Frances K. Cheatham ♦James Eugene Cheatham, J r. Richard Leon Dawson Ronald Liles Day James R. Chevalley Janice Marie DeCordova Jennie Kramer Childers Celia Elizabeth Defiel Pamela Anne Chilton William Nelson Chitty Gary Edward DeLaughter Russell G. Christopher, Jr. Janet Kay Demaret James Mark Demopolos ♦Mary Carolyn Chronister Duane Raymond Denham Karen Sue Clair Edrie Jane Clanahan Terry Harold Deplois James E. Clark Patricia Ann Dewey Mary Anne DeWolfe John Milton Clark Genie Marie D'Hoostelaere Gaelyn Sue Claunch ♦Richard Brian Dickinson Myla Rose Clay Norma Celine Dinwiddie Rodney Dale Clenney
CLASS OF 1965
NORTHWEST CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL
Carol Louise Abney ♦Stephen Eric Abney *Susan Ellen Abrams * Linda Ellen Abramson Kent Hopkins Ackerman Gary A. Adair ♦Linda Lea Aduddell John Edward Agee Thomas Lee Allder Roy D. Allen Karlene Lee Alt *Gregory Osborne Anderson *Ruth Ann Arens Connie Darlene Arterburn Jean Ann Askins Lenora Mae Austin Wayne Austin David G. Autery ♦Barry Babcock Linda Gail Baber Ty Allen Bacon Sharia Kay Bailey Benjamin Buz Bainbridge John G. Ballina Rebecca Lucille Barbee ♦Doloria Jean Barker Martha Jane Barnard Jamie J. Barnes Kenneth Lee Barnum Kathy Lyn Barrett Donna Carol Barron Jo Ann Batten Deborah Ann Bay ♦Karen L. Beck Michael Arthur Beckner Betsy Janice Beebe John Hudson Bell Charles Michael Benson Ann Hathaway Bentley Karen Lynn Berg Sharon Lou Berg James Richard Berry Maxine Lois Billingsley Charlotte Maxine Bingham Kenneth Gary Birdsell Mark Lynn Blakey Nancy llene Block Linda Ann Boaz Judith Ann Boese Patricia Lynn Bolton John Marvin Bond Robert Wesley Bond Jerome Ross Booth Terry Alan Bottger *Ruth Ann Botts James R. Bowen John S. Boyd, Jr. Charles Richard Boydston John Michael Braun Glenda Beth Bray
C. Lynn Dodman Francis Ernest Doling Allen Stratton Doll Diane Hope Donceel Sandra Rae Dorn ♦David Arthur Dougall Timothy B. Dryden Ella Marie Duckett Patricia Lee Dudley Judith Elaine Dugan David Milan Dunlap Linda Carol Dupree Diana Lee Dyer Charles Joseph Dysart ♦Marcelle Marie Eagin II Betsy Ann Eaves William Charles Eckhardt Charles Anthony Edwards ♦Patricia Ann Ehrlich ■ David Lindsey Elder David Joe Elledge Gary Robert Elliott Patricia Ann Ellis Brenda Rae Ellison ♦Sarah Elizabeth Emenhiser Jacqueline Engebretsen Robert Martin Eoff Shirin Sadigh Ershadi Rod Eskridge Randall Allan Etheridge Ronald Gene Eubanks Shirley Ann Eubanks Carolyn Sue Everaard Vance William Everett Joseph Price Fallin Frederick George Farha ♦Nancy Lynn Farmer Derrel Dean Ferguson Joe Dean Ferguson Julie Lynn Ferguson Linda Dayle Ferguson M. Day Fezler III ♦Paul Carlton Field Steve Keith Fields Della Ann Filson James Lee Finch ♦Gregory L. Fine James Mike Finucane Clayton Ernest Fisher ♦William Lane Fitz James Hatton Fleetwood James Scott Fleming Carolyn Louise Flemming Carolyn Sue Flournoy Carl Edward Flynn Sharon Beth Ford ♦Jan Forehand Marilyn S. Forrest ♦Jonathan Dale Foster Randall William Foster Leonard Thayer Fowler III Kenneth Don Frantz Mary Kuykendall Frazier Louis Noel Frederici James Cleveland Gallegly Paula Jean Gallop Glenda Sue Gamble Glen Miles Gant, Jr. James Lowell Garrett Mark Steven Geller Margaret Ann Gentry Mark Alan Gernhardt Jo Carroll Gettings ♦Marion Elizabeth Gholston Jeffrey W. Gibson
Samuel S. Gill Karyn Ruth Gilroy Miles L. Glazner Gwen Goddard Kenneth Wayne Goddard James T. Godfrey Kathy Lynne Goldman Carol Ann Goodrich Wendy Lynn Gorgas Vicky Lynne Goss Nancy Sue Green Owen O. Green III Richard John Green Thomas Ross Green Gary E. Greenwood Jerry Don Greenwood ♦Robert James Greer Sharon Lee Griffin Thomas Alan Griffith David Lynn Grimes William James Grimes Steve Gene Grissom Glenn Lee Groom Cathy Lynn Grubbs Margaret Sisco Guy ♦Clifford H. Hafen, Jr. Maurice Wayne Haff Toni Jean Hagemann ♦Bernd Hagenberg John Earle Haggard Margaret Ann Haggard Arlene Paula Haiko Patricia Ann Hall Randal Scott Hall ♦Paula Kay Hallman Thomas Allen Hamilton William Edd Hamilton ♦Nina Elizabeth Hanchette Louise Anne Hankey Mary Katherine Hankey ♦Terry Ross Hanna Donald Edward Harkey Beth C. Harkins ♦Evelyn Kay Harp ♦Kenneth Eugene Harper Robert B. Harper, Jr. Jenettie Mae Harris Cynthia Leigh Hatchett ♦Cynthia Hawkins Cynthia Eileen Hay Jeffrey Alan Hays Sandra Elick Heflin Vicki Sue Heldenbrand Janet Elaine Henderson Jimmie Jolene Hendrickson ♦Erna June Henley Diana Lynn Hensch Fred Ashley Hensley Minta Mae Hensley Vern Leslie Herendeen Linda Jean Herold ♦Diane Louise Herrmann Karon Ruth Hewes Anna Marie Hill Edith Charlene Hill James Travis Hill, Jr. Linda Joyce Hilley Marsha Fern Himelstein Larry Robert Hitchcock Diana Kaye Hitt Susan Caroline Hodges Robert Dean Hodson ♦Barbara Gayle Hoffer Stephen D. Hogan Elizabeth Ann Holaday
♦Stephen Roy Holbrook Stuart Heber Holbrook Terry Keith Holden Michael Ray Holdridge Karen Sue Hollis Russell B. Holloway, Jr. Chloe Darling Packard Howard Jean Therese Howard Michael G. Howard Karen Al lean Hrbacek Mary Jo Huckabee Gerald Grant Huddleston Kathryn Marlene Hudson James Huffaker C. Steve Hughes Floy Michael Hughes Harold Eugene Hughes Kathy Sue Hughes ♦Dawn Marie Hulett John Leslie Hull Lynn A. Hunt Mary Eleanor Hunt William Howard Hunter, Jr. Bradford Earl Husband Linda Gayle Huskey Andrew Brady Husky Cathie Sue Hutcherson James A. Ikard Stephanie Lea Irwin ♦Carolyn Lucinda Jackson Jill Kay Jacobson Randall Eugene James Larry Eugene Jennings Sally Ann Jennings Carl Dean Jensen Sandra Kay Jessee George Edward Johnson Levertta Kay Johnson Thad James Johnson ♦Glenda Darlene Jones James Clayton Jones Jay Michael Jones John Darryl Jones Larry Gene Jones Sammye Lou Jones Sandra Jones Sharon Ruth Jones Susan Kay Jordan Kay Julian Carolyn Mae Junk Judith Ann Kahler ♦David N. Kahn Marsha Lea Kamp John R. Karhu Nancy Lane Karr Richard Francis Kearney II Larry Eugene Keas Theola June Keester Carolyn Sue Keil Dennis Michael Keim Paul Jack Kelly, Jr. Tom Lee Kelly James F. Kenedy James Terrell Kerr III ♦William Benson Kessler Thelma Jean Killian Thomas Edward Killip Ronald A. Kilman ♦Brian Scott Kimerer Janelle Yvonne King Sherryle Dee King ♦Donna Geneice Kinnick Kathaleen Margaret Kinsey Jim W. Kirchner
Kanda Kay Kirkwood Majel Laurinda Kiser Dennis Gary Kizziar Mary Elizabeth Knesek Timothy Charles Knott Laura Elizabeth Knox Jim C. Koelsch, Jr. ♦Gloria Jean Koeppe Donald George Korstjens Joyce Elaine Kosted Henry Kraft David Alan Kuritz Steven Thomas Kuykendall William Don Lacek Linda Eileen Laird Mary Jo Land E. Joe Lankford James Douglas Lankford Mickey W. Law Darrel Wayne Lawson Dennis J. Lawson Pamela Anne Lawson John Wayne Lemmon Dana Lee Lemons Eric James Lensgraf Julie Rae Levin Jacqueline Marie Lewis Mark Allen Lewis Feme Jennifer Liebman Deborah Lynn Lillard Darlene Lingenfelter Linda Kay Lingerfelt Frances Dale Little Randy Lee Little ♦Alan Neal Loeffler Mary Royce London Keith M. Long ♦Patti Gail Long Candace Ray Looney Grant Oliver Lord Linda Carol Louk ♦Vicki Lynn Lout Claude Love, Jr. David B. Loveland ♦Gregory Lowry Carol Lynn Luckan Scott Neilson Ludrick Ricky K. Luton James Michael Lutz Jack Robert Lyles Rex Emerson Lynn Helen Marie MacKellar Donald Eugene Mackey Jimmie Loueen Maddux Michael Kenneth Mahan James Thomas Mangum Stanley Ed Manske ♦Judy Gail Marr Gary Bruce Marrs Linda Marshall David Bruce Martin James R. Martin Karen Sue Martin Linda Lee Martin ♦Andrew William Mason Ronald Stephen Mason Marvin Bernard Mastagni ♦Olivia Marie Maupin ♦Bryan Leroy Maurer James Forrest Mayfield Carol Jean Maynor John Vogel McAlister, Jr. Kathy McCandless Kay Dawn McClung ♦Michael Alan McCormick
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William Geo. McCreight, Jr. Ronald Paslay Charles Alan McCulley ♦James Durwood Pate, Jr. Janis McDonald Cynthia Anne Patterson Sharon Gayle McFerren Gary George Patterson John Wesley McGinty Terrye Sue Payne Judy Kay McIntire Charles Grey Pearson Betty Dawn McNeil (deceased) Mack McNutt ♦Michael Allan Pearson ♦Mary Martha McPheeters ♦Mary Ethlyn Pedigo John David Meeker Carolyn Mae Pennington ♦Susanne Meister Greg Robert Perkins Tricia Louise Melanson Tanda Kaye Perkins Lonna Jean Merilatt Sherri Lynette Perry David Mark Michaelson William Henry Petty ♦Merrily Milburn ♦Kenneth Raymond Phelps Mary Elizabeth Miles ★Carol Ann Pickens Christy Lou Miller Charlotte Jan Pickney Constance Mae Miller D. Frank Plater, Jr. Everett Cline Miller lanne Beth Pone Jackson David Miller Daniel Nichlos Pope II Linda B. Mines Deborah Ann Pounds Alan David Mitchell Douglas Craig Powell Harry Joe Mitchell ♦Jana Gail Powell Janet S. Mitchell ♦Penny Jo Powell Marvin Lee Mitchell Robert James Powers Michael Jay Mitchel Nancy Lee Pulley Wynn Anne Moak Susan Jane Puttroff ♦Linda Gayle Montgomery Sherry Elaine Raddis Carolyn Diane Moore Thomas M. Ragsdale III ♦Donna Lee Moore Nancy Lee Rainey Joan Morelock Robert Loring Ramee Susan Carol Morgan Marcia Sue Ray Craig Alan Morin Suzanne Ray Annette Marie Morris Linda Joyce Redlinger George Scott Morris Steven Arther Reeves John Earl Morris Vickie Lee Reeves Karla Jean Morris ♦Kaethe Marlene Reiff Susan Kay Mullens Helen Regina Reinhelmer Deidra Kay Mulligan Allen D. Renfroe, Jr. L. Tom Munday Anthony F. Reyes Marsha Diane Murphy Christine Ann Reynolds Michael Stephen Murphy ♦Katherine Sue Rhodes Mary Loretta Muse ♦Elizabeth Ann Richards ♦Pamela Jo Musgrave Don R. Richardson William Thomas Mustonen Michael Howard Richardson Margaret Jo Myatt ♦Deanna Jo Rigg Arie Ward Myers ♦Janet Ellen Riley Jackie Lee Myers Richard Ellis Riley Linda Joyce Myers Steven Alan Ritter Patty Cheryl Nakvinda Linda Jean Roberts Kathleen Dee Neal Michael Lee Robertson ♦Nedra Jane Nedbalek Sherri Kay Robertson Melony Lou Neill Paul Lyman Robinson Janet Sherwood Neilson Richard Lee Rodgers John Karl Newman Jacqueline Rogers Donald Ray Newsom John David Rogers Nina Jean Nichols Charles Forrest Roller Donald Dale Norris Robin Joel Roth Jon F. Norris Orval Glenn Rowe William Hollan Northcutt Robert E. Rowe ♦Anita Louise Northup Helena Rubenstein Janis Sue Nowlin Marsha Ann Rush ♦Frederick Charles Oakes, Jr, Judy Ann Russell Kaye Sharon Offutt Sandra Jean Russell Debra Carol Oldham ♦Cynthia Ann Rutledge ♦Richard Dudley Padberg Susan Ann Rutledge Billy Paul Paddock Carolyn Sue Samara Michael Lou Pamplin Rhonda Cheryl Sammons ♦Billy Zane Parker ♦Charlotte Ann Sanders David John Sas Paula Faye Parker Jim Thomas Parks ♦Virginia Ruth Scheer Donna Lynn Parmeter Birgit Marion Schon William Wilson Parr Nancy June Schroeder George Leslie Parrish Vicky Elaine Schwab Donald Paslay ♦John Harold Scott Kaye Ellen Scott
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Connie Lou Scrivner kJack David Scudder Sherry Leigh Seaman Georgia Ann Sears John Hardy Sears Michael Nelson Self Ellen Shadid Diane Louise Shaw Terry Lee Shaw Wesley Allen Shaw kSherry Ann Sheehan Marietta Shelton Susan Leslie Shepherd Judith Ann Sherman Jimmy Craig Sherrill *James L. Shoot ‘William W. Shoot Dorene Ann Shorts Barbara Gayle Sigmon ‘William Henry Silk Joe Grady Sims Barbara Ann Smith Baron Haynes Smith, Jr. Jane Ellen Smith ■Kathleen Joann Smith Lynn Kay Smith Mary Jo Smith Patricia Kay Smith Peter M. Smith (*Sara Linda Smith i Mark Darnell Smock ‘Karen Elaine Snell Undo Sue Snyder Tonn Sorenson Bpoette Southard 'Richard Dee Spann ■ John Michael Sparkman j Gary Wayne Sparks ! Kay Frances Sparks Charles Davis Spencer Janel Ann Spencer John Ellery Spitler Alan Richard Spooner Mitchell Edward Sprowso ‘James Bradford Stacy Noble DeWayne Stanfield ‘Martha Jane Stangeland Jack Marcelino Starr Barbara Marie Steele Doveline Notley Steer Anna Lizette Stephens Ellen Kay Stephens Joseph Gordon Stewart JAarinelle Stone •Kathleen M. Strain ‘Jack R. Suggs Nancy Alice Suggs Walter Lynn Suggs
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Robert Bryan Sullivan Suzanne Wall ‘Susan Marie Swick Sandra Rose Walling Sally Ann Swigert Jan Marie Wampler Charles Edward Tabor Darla Sue Wandell Michael Hobart Tate Don Alan Ward Dennis Ricky Tatum Lawrence L. Ward Jayne Tayar Thomas D. Ward Caramelia Taylor Michael Lee Warner Jane Ellen Taylor ■Patricia Ann Watson Mary Sue Taylor ‘Thomas Logan Watters Merle Lee Taylor Jeffery Lynn Webb Sandra Lee Taylor ‘Susan Elaine Webber Linda Lee Terry Phyllis Ann Weber ‘Patricia Ann Tester ‘Judy Laurel Webster ‘Judy Lynn Thomas Dennis Earl Weibel ‘Karen Kay Thomason Philip Allen Wells Z. Ann Thomford James Walter Westmoreland John Robert Thompson Sharon Louise Wheeler ‘Linda Sue Thompson John Carroll Leon Whitbeck Mary Michael Thompson John Herman White, Jr. Michael G. Thompson Richard Allen White Sherry McMahon Thompson David George Whytlaw Warren Allen Thompson Carole Ann Wilburn Jean Mary Thornton David C. Wildman Roger Dean Thornton Elizabeth Jane Wilkerson Jack Collin Thrash Larry Wayne Wilkinson Sherri Lynn Tierce Allen Lane Williams Patrick James Tiernan Cynthia Ann Williams Sharon Kay Todd Diana Ruth Williams Connie Jean Tolle George Washington Ruth Ann Travis Williams 111 Ronald Dale Truelove Ola Beth Williams Vicki Sue Truitt ‘Rebecca Jane Williams Linda Lee Tucker Robert Earl Williams Nelda Marie Tuley Sharon Kay Williams Harleta Sue Turner Steven Lysle Wilsey Myretta Gay Turner Diana Gail Wilson Ralph Edward Turner Robert G. Wilson Wayne LaVerne Turpin Timmy Durue Wilson Jay William Ukena William A. Wilson Judith Helena Bruce Vincent Winston VandenNieuwenhof Linda Leigh Wisdom ‘Stephen Van Dyke Christine Ann Witherspoon Wendell Edward Van Hook Robert Allen Witten John Maurice Van Horn, Jr. Kenneth Wayne Womack Carl Randall VanScoy Frank Vincent Wood Gordon J. Varner, Jr. Dan Phillip Woodard Jowen Terrance Vaughan ‘ Willard M. Woods, Jr. ■Kathleen Marie Vickery Charles Stephen Woody Larry Wayne Vincent Judy Ann Woolley Sammie Lynn Vinson ‘Daniel Michael Work, Jr. Linda Lu Voegelein Elaine Pearce Wright Sandra Kay Waddle Jacqueline Lucille Wright ‘Luanna Lee Wade Brian J. Wrobel Nancy Jane Wade Robert Michael Wyche ‘Joseph Benjamin Walcher II Deborah Jayne Wycoff Steven L. Waldrlp Regina Marie Yaeger Donald P. Walker Sherry Ann Yancey ‘Denotes Member of National Honor Society
Gayle Ann Lockhart Margaret Elaine Logan Kenneth Wayne Lunsford Everett Lynch Kenneth Rex Lyons, Jr. ‘Lana Gayle Mabee Roberta Francis Mann Sherry Lee Manney Linda Darlene Martin Donald Allen Marvin Ronald Neal Mashore Lynda Lee Matula Shirley F. Maxfield Ralph Lee May Billy Jene Mays Joyce Ann Meador ‘Adelpha Colene McAbee Glen Stanley McAdams Joyce Aileen McCall Morris Eugene McCool Mary McCrite Beverly Jo McCurdy James David McElroy Linda Kaye McFarland Jerry Homer McGarry Lindsay Eugene McKee Clarence Ear! McKey, Jr. Eydie M. McKillips Cheryl Ann McMasters Brenda Joyce Meyer Donnie Joe Middlebrook Larry Don Middlestead Jeanne B. Miller Patricia Ann Miller Anna Janeice Moore David Thomas Moore Linda Jeannette Moore Thomas Joseph Moore Janet Kay Morgan Jo Ellyn Mullenix Eddie Eugene Musgrove Thomas H. Mustain David Allen Neal Ruth Dorothy Nelson Duane Kent Neuffer Neil Phillip Newcomb Gary Lynn Newell Tommy Eugene Newman Earl E. Nichols, Jr. David Haskell Nix Nadaline Sue Nossaman David Lee Oakes Dianna Louise Oldham Ronnie Eugene O'Neal Jan S. Pangle Barbara Gayle Parnell Linda Mae Parnell Jesse Ray Pemberton Linda Ruth Pennell Paul Gregory Pennington ‘Betty Jean Pickinpaugh Carol Ann Poindexter ‘Lois Fay Pool Louis Ray Pool Delores June Pratt Sharon Ann Praytor Ronnie Dean Prewitt Brunelle Shirley Pritchett *Tamra Sue Proctor Thomas Earl Quinton Jimmie Lee Ragland Paul Rayford Rasbury Linda Jean Rayburn Lester Leon Raynor
7965 Harold Gene Drain Linda Kay Abrams Ellis Marvin Eaton ‘Judi Ann Adams David Alan Eckerd Carolyn Sue Amason James Larry Edgemon Don W. Anthony Francis Gaylord Edwards *Hazel June Ashley Katherine Marie Ervin Raymond Bruce Bailey, Jr. Karl B. Faires Larry Don Baker Beverly Elaine Fillmore Billy Joe Ballard Donald E. Findley ‘Linda Carol Barnett Charles LeRoy Fisher Fredrick Randall Bauman Brenda Donnell Flatt Bobby G. Bates Robert Jack Fleming ‘Phyllis Jane Beaty i Harold Wayne Flowers Clyde E. Beavers Richard Alan Ford Judith Ann Belden Jerral Wayne Foshee William Wayne Benefield Mary Ellen Foster ‘Warren Rost Bennett, Jr. Rayburn Thomas Foster Lois Elaine Berry “Peggy Ann Fuller Larry Kay Boren Charles Donald Gamble, Jr. Dewey Chris Boswell Dale W. Gardner Karen Lucretia Boswood Rena Kay Garrett Linda Jonell Bowen Ronald Lewis Garrette ‘Donna Louise Bowlware Tony L. Garrett Alan George Bowman Freddie Glen Garrison Clifford Blair Boyle Linda Jo Goodman Mary Janet Brand Grace Lavern Gore Donna June Bray Judith (Judy) I. Gover Nanette Mae Breece Marvin Wayne Graslie Donnie Raymond Brogdon Patricia Yvonne Griffith Donald Eugene Brooks Patricia Lynn Green Claude Owen Brown Richard Dean Hal! Donna Kay Brown Diana Cheryl Hamilton E. Kay Brown Larry Eugene Hankins Linda GaiJ Buckles Michael Lee Hanna Sharon Sue Buchanan Carol Kathryn Harris Gary Wayne Bunney “Jack George Harris Virginia Ann Burton •‘Kathryn Jill Harris Lynn Eugene Butler Sandra Gaye Hartman Robert Dale Calton Marvin Lee Haworth ‘Tommy Dale Canada Jerry Leo Hayes Linda Kay Carlton Sheryl Suzette Helms Marilee Rae Carroll Sharon Rose Henslee Carmen Regena Carter Donna Catherine Chambers Donna Kaye Henson Marvin Odis Herrin Mabel Irene Cheatwood George B. Hibstenberg ill Gary Lynn Childers ‘Judy Kay Hightower Camilla Louise Choate Carolyn Sue Hill Charles Edward Circle Karen Dianne Hink Richard Lee Clark Cynthia Jane Hoff Vicky Cheryl Clark ‘Glenn Dale Huckabee ‘Janet Ruth Clary Melvyn Eugene Hughes Sharon Kaye Cloer Larry Gene Cobb 4 ‘Suzanne Elizabeth Hunter Connie J. Reynolds Cogburn Karen Louise Isaacs Richard Leon Jackson Richard L. Cohee Karen Sue Jantzen Clifford Lee Coil Bobby Lynn Jared Robert Dane Coker Arthur Wesley Johnson Glen Richard Collins Cathy Marlene Conkling Ruth E. Jones •‘Sharon Kay Julian Stephen Crotts Sharon Kay Culbertson James Lloyd Kelley James R. Culp Sandra Kay Kelley ‘Janice Carol Curry Richard Earl Kemp Sam David Kilmer •‘Sherri Lynn Curtess David Lowell Kirkley Carol Ann Dailey “Barbara Ellen Davis James Warren Kitchens Paul Kozak, Jr. David Paul Davis Carol Ann Deden Mark Elliott Lamb Linda Jo Lambert Ronald Eugene D'Elia Judyth Anne Lane Cathy Jo Denham Shirley Lee Larabee Gerald Cecil Dennis Steve Lawrence ‘Karen Elizabeth Dodson Johnny Cornelius Dollar, Jr. Arthur Ray Lee Glenda Paulette Doverspike Theresa Ann Leeper Linda Louise Leger Judy Sue Downs
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Kathryn Arlene Slayter Alan Mack Reaves Leia Ann Reece Lee Gene Sloan Allan Ray Reeves Carolyn Yvonne Smith “Johnny Ray Revel Larry Keith Smith Michael Jay Smith Alice Faye Reynolds Pamela K. Smith Donna Linn Rhodes Harley Ray Spencer Gaylene Adelle Rhodes Linda Jean Squire Patsy Jean Rich Barbara Darlene Stacey Bonnie Rae Richardson Sammy Kay Richmond Marta Kay Stacey Billy Clyde Stapleton Janyth Cecile Ritter Robert Lee Steddum Brenda Kay Roberts Donna Sue Steele Janet Sue Roberts Ronald Keith Streetman Paul Eugene Rodman Gary L. Rogers Arthur T. Tanaka “Charles Edward Tapp Marilyn Sue Rowls Robert Leon Tate, Jr. Sandra Kaye Saak Shirley Claudette Taylor Roger Bert Sapp Roger Lee Thomas Willard Dean Schilberg Brenda Joyce Thompson Billy R. Scott Carolyn Janice Townsen Ronnie Eugene Scott Edith Virginia Townsend Janice Carolyn Scroggins John Thomas Trammell Tony Ray Shelton Brenda Sue Trotter Gerald L. Shultz David Wayne Turner ‘Barbara Jeanette Shupe Cecil G. Underwood Phyllis Jane Sifers
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Gary Fred VanCuren Danny Gene Van Schuyver James Lewis Vaughan Arles Dean Votaw Judith Ann Wade Paul Warrior Wahlquist, Jr. Guy R. Walden Dennis Glenn Ward Jimmie Eugene Ward ‘Karen Juanice Watson Gwenell Webster Judith Ann Weeden Jesse Ross Wells Edwyn Dean Wester William Thomas Whalen Pamela Ann Whaley James Austin White David Lester Williams Frank Lee Williamson Cheryl Ann Wise Janet Kaye Wolfe ‘Colleen Faye Wood Jerry Lee Young Roy B. Young, Jr. Charlyn Emilie Zerbe
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MEMBERS OF THE CLASSOF 1965
Ahdunko, Wayman S . Al ston, Robert B. Armstrong, Dennis Armstrong, Joe Roy Austin, David Walter Barkus, Maye Helen Basey, Margaret Ann Batdorf, John Wayne Baxter, Frank A. Bell, John Michael Bell, John Taylor Bergeron, Gary Don Berry, Floyd Eugene Bethers, Joyce Elaine Bigelow, Larry Duane Bishop, Gary Michael Blakely, Gladys June Blenkin, Suzanne Marie Boden, Kathleen L. Bradshaw, Johnny L. Braggs, Martha Jean Brewer, Otha Bruce Brink, Nelson Keith Broome, Linda Diane Brown, Cheryl Lynn Brown, Ronald Dean Buck, Robert D. Butler, Carolyn Faye Canny, Tana Leigh Chambers, Thomas A. Ill Conway, Janice Cook, James Luster Costine, Carter Dain Covington, Donna Carol Cowell, Leon D. Crosslin, G. Cheek Crowl, Jimmie Ray Davis, Linda Carol Davis, Sammy Dee DeBose, SanToi Deiley, Joseph A. Dickinson, Judith Lynn Dickinson, Karen Lou Dickinson, Sharen Sue Dillon, Kathryn Grace Dotson, Judy Anne Eckroat, Mary Celestine Elmore, DeLores Kaye Elmore, Dorris Anne Evans, Mark Robert Fife, Deryl Dion Fife, Johnny Dean Flippo, Sammy Lee Gamble, Patricia Irene Gardner, Alvin T . Glover, Raymond M. Grissam, Carolyn Sue (Buck)
Gowin, Clara LaGayle Gregory, Janice Katheryn Hagemann, Michael J. Hansen, Weleaha Hardy, Catherine Lelo Hartley, Patricia Louise Hartmann, Roland Calvin Hawthorne, Marvin H. Haynest Phyllis Jean Haywood, Lewis Cleveland, Jr. Hellner, Nancy Elaine Henderson, Frances Irene Hennington, Syble L. Hicks, Emmanuel J. Hill, Denise Anne Hix, Larry James Hood, Leona Marie Hooten, Linda Sue Horner, Donald James Hunt, Linda Ann Hyatt, Elizabeth Louise Ingram, E. Jannett Irvin, Sherry Ann Irvin, Shirley Lea Jackson, Roger Allen Jocoy, Daryl Wayne Johnson, Ronnie E. Jozwiak, Larry Joe Kelley, Larry Dee Kelly, Larry William King, S. Jean King, Sammie Lee Kleckner, Linda May Knight, Jearld D. Latendress, Martha May Lebow, Pamela Helen Lee, Eddie D. Legg, Larry Bryan Lloyd, William David Love, Raymond Glenn Lucas, Donald Ray Martin, James Mason, Sandra Kay Maxwell, Willie Bee, Jr. McBeth, Ouida Jean McComb, Vivian Zona McConnell, Ricky O’Brien McCullough, Joseph L. McGee, Judith Susan Metheny, Terry Michael Michaud, Robert Hayes Miller, Jackie Ruth Mills, Carol Deen Mullenix, Randel Lee Murray, Joy Lynn Nash, Della Lynnette Norris, Ronald Cammer
CLASS MOTTO “On the Road to Maturity” CLASS COLORS Green and Gold CLASS FLOWER Daisy
Northcutt, Rebecca Ann Northerton, James 0. Nossaman, Larry Thomas Owen, Vicki L. Palon, Jerry Don Palon, Yvonne Erlene Parsons, Patricia Gayle Peoples, George Henry, Jr. Pittman, James Wayne Porter, Alene Prescott, Aubrey Eugene Rachal, Jannette Anne Randell, Delores Ruth Everett Rankin, Ida Lavada Ray, Linda Jo Reed, Billy J., Jr. Reeser, Anita Jean Reeser, Janis Ann Richards, Reginald Joe Roberts, Barbara Jean Robinson, Catherine Ann Roby, Donna Mae Russell, Barbara Jean Scott, Stephen Shelby, Terry G. Shepherd, Margaret Ann Shetley, Charles A. Singer, Dennis Stanley Sinz, Michael Clyde Skidmore, Pamela Jeanne Smith, Alice Kay Smith, Mary Ellen Sokolosky, Mary Frances Stevens, Cleta Darlene Stevenson, Danny Richard Stubbs, Marion Jean Sudik, Carol Summer, Kenneth Glenn Switzer, Stella June Tabor, James R . Taylor, Geraldine Teusink, Jack Allen Thomas, Deloris K. Thompson, Doris Ann Thompson, Richard Bert Tucker, Reuben Virgil Ward, Patricia Mae Vass, Donny Jack Walker, Wardell Wangler, Anthony Lawrence Webster, Linda Faye Whitlow, Shirley Elaine Windle, Harvey James Wood, Thomas Junior Woodberry, Joyce Dyane Wright, David Warren Wright, Dequetta Darlene Young, Robert Dale
CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Emile Delsigne Mr. Leonard Collis Mrs. Dorothy Hearn Mr. Milam King Mr. Wayne Knight Mr. Herschel Smith Mrs. Pamela Willis
Honor Marshals—Tom Chester, Jeannie Lucas Ushers—Paula Davis, Stanley Dennis, Kathy Drumm, Tom Plato, Beth Rochlitz, Treva Sinclair, Rex Stone, Michael Varner
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOW CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, President
David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch (others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, iAttorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; many members of the Central Office jstaff, principals, and teachers; representatives of professional and civic groups; Rev. James? jC. Pippin, Minister, First Christian Church; Mrs. Melvin P. Rogers, Mrs. ^ack F. Parker; [many personal guests of the Board Members; Judge John A. Brett, Supernumary Judge; Jim Reid, J (The Daily Oklahoman, Tom Hartman, KOCO-TV. (List of guests on file in Clerk's office.) ’
[The invocation was given by Reverend James C. Pippin and was followed by roll call.
[Invocation
| The Oath of Office was administered to Mr. Bridges by Judge John A. Brett. Mr. Bridges (made appropriate statements which were followed by statements from Dr. Parker, Superintendent of Schools, and Melvin Rogers, President-of the Board.
Oath of Office ‘Administered
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I The large number of guests present for this installation meeting were welcomed by Mr. Rogers ,1 Guests Welcoms
[On motion of Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meetings of June 7, 19^5^ [June 10, 1965, June 17, 1965, June 22, 1965, and June 30, 1965, were ratified as presented |with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #221 (Minutes Ratifi
|LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, had nothing specific to report at this time.
[Treasurer' s [Report I [Attorney's Rep
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported all bills as listed in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action at this time.
[Auditor' s [Report
Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine monthly financial report. office.)
(Copy on file in Clerk's
IA .motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as [presented. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
(R. #222 [Reports App.
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT ! s iIt was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the consideration of the I General Fund Operating Budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1965. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the consideration of the Building Levy Fund Operating Budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 19^5• All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
#223 [General Fund [Operating Budge [Considered fe. #224 |b . L. Operating [Budget (hnsideie
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the following resolution !r - #225 [I965-66 Jterscme for employment of Oklahoma City Public School Personnel for the 1965-66 school year: [Employment [Resolution RESOLUTION Approval is hereby given to the employment of certificated persons for the school year 1965-66, as recommended by the Superintendent, the District to enter into a contract with each such person on the printed form heretofore approved by the Board of Education, and Mr. G. L. Robinson, Director of Personnel, to execute same on behalf of the District; salaries assigned to be those indicated by the present plan, 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; and approval is also given to employment of non-certificated persons on a month-to-month basis, as recommended by the Superintendent, according to the present salary plan; and approval is also given to the employment of the auditing firm and attorneys in accordance with the present salary plan.
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The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the direction of Mrs. Evyline R. #226 Snelson, Coordinator of Libraries, to attend the meeting of the American Library Association, Professional July 4-10, 1965, Detroit, Michigan. All members voting "Aye" on roll call. Trip Approved
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I. #227 JHF Television Tube Lease
A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded^by Mrs. Welch to approve the continuation of the lease agreement of December 1, 1958, with General Electric Company Power Tube Department. Schenectady, New York, for the lease of two UHF Klystron television transmitting tubes. All members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #228 lousing Ch. 25 Eqpt. Approved
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the continuation of the agreement of 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 $b00.00 per month and make a payment for July, 1965, rent. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #229 3SU-Whittier Lease Cont'd
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve continuation of a lease agreement with the Board of Regents for Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges for the Whittier property under the terms of the agreement of March 5; 19^2. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #230 Warehouses at Lb & 17 North Ellison,Leases Approved
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the continuation of the lease agreements of November 5 and lb, 1962, with Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and C. L. Monnot, Jr., Co-Executors, for warehouse buildings at lb and 17 North Ellison, and make payment of $565-00 for July, 1965- All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #231 T. Marshall Shops Building Lease Cont'd
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve negotiation to continue the 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, 1965 through June 30; 1966, at a rate of $125-00 per month and make payment of $125-00 for July, 1965; rent. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #232 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve Resolutions of AppreResolutions of ciation for the following persons recently deceased: Appreciation Mrs. Violet Marshall, teacher at Lincoln, deceased June 2b, 1965.
Mr. James Slaughter, floorman at Woodson, deceased June 28, 1965. All members voted unanimous approval.
Information to j .The Central Office has received a communication from the County Superintendent of Schools the Board_______ declaring the following property annexed to Independent School District Number 89 of (Dunjee) Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as of June 9; 1965: Southwest Quarter of Section 32 and Southeast Quarter of Section 31; Township 13 North, Range 1 West; East Half of Section 6; South Half of Section 5; South Half of Northwest Quarter of Section 5; Southwest Quarter of Section b; West Half of Southeast Quarter of Section b; East Half of Section 7; East Half of Section 18, all of Sections 8, 9; 16, 17; West Half of Section 15; Northeast Quarter of Section 19; North Half of Section 20; North Half of Section 21; Northwest Quarter of Section 22; all in Township 12 North Range 1 West, ALL IN OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA, more, particularly described as follows: The north boundary line is one-half mile north of Wilshire Road, extending one-half mile east and one-half mile west of Westminister Road. The west boundary line is one-half mile east of Post Road extending from one-half mile north of Wilshire Road to one-half mile south of NE 36th Street. The south boundary line extends one-half mile south of NE 36th Street, one-half mile east of Post Road, thence one-half mile east of Hiwassee Road. The east boundary line extends from one-half mile east of Hiwassee Road from one-half mile south of NE 36th Street, north to NE 50th Street, thence one-half mile west to Hiwassee Road, north one mile to NE 63rd Street, west one-fifth mile to NE 63rd Street, one-half mile north, one and three-tenths mile west, one-fifth mile north, one-half mile west to Westminister Road, one-fourth mile north on Wilshire Road, east one-half mile on Wilshire Road, one-half mile north of Wilshire to the point or place of beginning (one-half mile east of Westminister Road one-half mile north of Wilshire Road).
R- #233 Annexed Area Assigned to Ward 2
It was recommended that the Board assign this newly annexed area to a ward for voting purposes. A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott that it be assigned to Ward Two (2) for voting purposes. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
PERSONNEL
It is requested that the following persons he employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and !information listed be approved. i
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iPersonnel jRe commended
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Personnel Recommended.
INSTRUCTIONAL
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effec tive DATE
LEAVE EXTENSIONS
(MRS)
DEWEY
LOIS N.
BARNARD,
1ST
(MRS)
SUNSET
BARNETT, MABEL
1ST
(MR)
GRANT
BUTLER, CLYDE
SCIENCE
(MRS)
CAMPBELL, SUE A.
ADAMS 2ND
(MR)
MARSHALL
CASEY, ARVEL L.
SCIENCE
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ROOSEVELT
COOKSEY, BETTY Lo
ART
(MRS)
BROADCASTING CTR.
COSNER, ANNAMARIE
LANGUAGE ARTS
(MRS)
HILLCREST
DAVENPORT, BONNIE
2ND
(miss )
PRAIRIE QUEEN
EMMEIER, SHARON K.
JRD
(MRS)
NORTHWEST
GIPSON,
PATTI
R.
ENGLISH
(MRS)
COOLIDGE
GRASS, MARGARET U.
2ND
(miss )
ROOSEVELT ODILIA R.
HARVEY,
(MR)
LANGUAGE CAPITOL HILL SR.
HAUSER,
65-66
(mr )
NORTHEAST
MARSH, LEE M.
math
(MR)
NORTHWEST
RICHARD J.
MITCHELL,
65-66
OSBORN,
(MR)
CAPITOL HILL SR.
65-66
PEAK, OREL
ASST. PRIN.
(MRS)
WESTERN VILLAGE
65-66
PELLOW,
(MRS)
65-66
65-66
1S-2ND
KAY L.
LINWOOD
PHI LB IN, SHARON K.
4TH
(MRS)
PSYCH. SERVICES
POWELL, MARY G.
VISITING COUNSELOR
(MRS)
RIDGEVIEW 1ST
EVA
(MR) SCALLY,
HOOVER
PHYS.
EDGAR L.
ED.
CENTRAL
PATSY
VOC. ED.
65-66
(miss ) TINNIN, LYNDA E.
HENRY 2ND
(mr )
CENTRAL
65-66
ZIMMERMAN, GUY G.
PRAIRIE QUEEN
(MRS)
KGN. PUTNAM HGTS.
DOROTHY C.
1ST
(MRS)
STONEGATE
LOWER, DORIS E.
1ST
MATH.
65-66
65-66 65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
PERSONNEL
CLERICAL
NAME
65-66
4TH
(MRS)
RAI LEY,
65-66
RIDGEVI EW LUCRETIA A.
(mr )
KATHERINE
65-66
COUNSELOR
65-66
STONE, OLLIE B.
4th
65-66
.
65-66
CAROLE B„
EFFECTIVE DATE
LEAVE EXTENSIONS
65-66
PRAIRIE QUEEN 4TH
(MRS)
KEEFE,
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
65-66
65-66
WOODSON
JOHNSON,
INSTRUCTIONAL
BIOLOGY
(MRS)
JOHNSON,
65-66
PHILLIP K.
(MRS)
HAYNES,
65-66
ASSIGNMENT
effec tive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSI
RESIGNATIONS (MRS)
CENTRAL
ANDERSON,
NORMA R.
(MRS)
INST. CLERK NORTHWEST
BARTLETT,
JUANITA K.
(MRS)
CLERK ADULT
HICKS,
ORELLA U.
INSTITUTE
SEC.
(miss )
MANPOWER
JOHNSON, VIVIAN
CLERK
(MRS)
KENNEDY
JONES. ADDIE F.
REG 1STRAR
(MRS)
SEQUOYAH
REEVES, MARY E.
CLERK
(miss )
ENGINEERING
SMALLWOOD,
MARTHA
SEC.
(MRS)
PERSONNEL
SMITH, DOROTHY
CLERK
(MRS)
KENNEDY
WALKER,
ZOLA M.
SEC.
5-28-65
6-II-65
6-50-65
5-3I-65 6-11-65 6-4-65
6-29-65
6-25-65
6-11-65
(mis s )
(BURCH - RESIGNED) (MRS)
SUNSET - LONE STAR
BARNETT,
i
JOHNSON,
FRANCES A.
CLERK
CONN1E A.
$200.
P.B.X.
6-7-65
OPERATOR
6-25-65
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
MATERNITY (MRS) ROSE,
1.B.M. SHERRILL A.
TAB. OPERATOR
6-21-65
c
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
j
Personnel Recommended RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MR. DELBERT F. SCHAFER,
INSTRUCTIONAL CONSULTANT,
SALARY $300.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
<965.
FOR 8 WEEKS.
MISS MARTHA L. DUTCHER, CLERK, AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT,
may
31,
SALARY $175.00
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
1965.
MISS LINDA C.
HILL,
CLERK,
MISS SHERRY NEWMAN, CLERK,
PERSONNEL, SALARY $ I 70.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 7,
1965.
SALARY $170.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 8,
I 965.
PERSONNEL,
i
TRAVEL ALLOWANCE SIX CENTS (60)
3
PER MILE FOR TRAVEL OF INTERN COUNSELORS WHO ASSISTED
IN "DROPOUT” PROGRAM.
I CHANGE OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS.
HELEN EVANS,
NORTHWEST,
FROM i DAY CLERK, GATEWOOD,
SALARY $285.00 PER MONTH,
ASSIGNMENT HOOVER
BOHANAN, JACK
FLOORMAN PAGE STADIUM
ERIDGETT, HERBERT
BRIDGETT,
HERBERT
BUCHANAN. GARY R.
EUGENE
FRANK
DAVIS. JAMES
KENNETH
HARMON. THOMAS
MORRISON, CHARLES
5-26-65
WALTER. ALBERT
I05.M0.
5-31-65
ROOSEVELT i TIMF FLOORMAN
6-8-65
ECKEL, RICHARD
105. MO.
6-16-65
6-i5-65
LECROY,
ROBERT
210.MO.
6-21-65
6-116- 65
DUNCAN. TOMMY
2I0.M0.
6-21-65
6-11-65
MERTZ,
. 2I0.MO.
6-14-65
RELIEF FLOORMAN
Fl nnRMfiN
FLOORMAN
’ RATH. WINSTON
RUTHERFORD. JACK
( TETTLETON, ROY
FLOORMAN PAGE STADIUM
S TIME FLOORMAN
MOON h TIME FLOORMAN ROOSEVELT
EDDIE
5- TIME FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN SOUTHEAST
FLOORMAN N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN
MORRIS, HERSHAL
I57.5OMO
6-14-65
6-15-65
ARMSTRONG, JOE
J05.MO.
6-7-6.5
WILLOW BROOK j TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
5-27-65
CULBREATH, CLARENCE
250.MO.
6-I-65
DEWEY i TIME FLOORMAN
6-8-65
ALGER, WAYNE
I05.MO.
6-7-65
5-31-65
REYNOLDS, MARVIN
105.MO.
6-3-65
6-4-65
MILLIGAN.
210.MO.
6-17-65
6-3-65
JASPER, JOHN R.
210.MO.
6-4-65
LAYTON. GARY W.
I57.5OMO
6-25-65
t time
flo orm an
■5 TIME FLOORMAN
GRANT FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
ADMINISTRATION BLDG. FLOORMAN
6— s 0 "65
MAYFAIR 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
6-24-65
ALL SCHOOLS WATCHMAN
WATCHMAN
N.W. CLASSEN FLOORMAN DEWEY 4 TIME FLOORMAN
LONGFELLOW S TIME FLOORMAN
6-29-65
FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS ; TROJCAK, JIMMY
HOOVER
6-9-65
CLASSEN (ROLLER, C.C.
ASSIGNMENT
MADISON 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
MADISON 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
CLEVELAND POTTER, JOHN
5-31-65
2lO.MOo
MOON i TIME FLOORMAN
LONGFELLOW
MARTIN. ROBERT
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
5-31-65
N.W. CLASSEN 'DUNCAN, CARL L.
DEGREE COLLEGE
105.MO.
WILLOW BROCK (DOWELL,
FROST. HAZEL
SALARY
WALTER, ALBERT
N.W. CLASSEN CLASON, MITCHELL
5-27-65
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
5-24-65
SOUTHEAST
BURLESON,
EFFECTIVE DATE
5 TIME FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
BURLESON,
TO FULL-TIME SECRETARY,
1965.
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT RESIGNATI
SALARY $127.50 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 7,
HASKELL
CLEVELAND
FLOORMAN ADMINISTRATION BLDG.
FLOORMAN
MAYFAIR 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
6-24-65 6-15-65
TETTLETON, ROY
195.MO.
25.MO.
5AR ALLOWANCE
6-23-65
ALL SCHOOLS
WATCHMAN
CONT'D
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6-21-65
6-21-6?
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
260.MO.
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
1 FRUS T„
EMPLOYMENT
PATTON,
BOTTOMS, AVERY
ASSIGNMENT
FLOORMAN
DUNG EE
FLOORMAN
DUNG EE
JEFFERSON ■k TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
DUNG EE
6-1-65
HEAD CUSTODIAN
LEE
FLOORMAN
STAR SPENCER
JOHN MARSHALL g- TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
N.W. CLASSEN
5 TIME FLOORMAN
FOSTER
■J TIME FLOORMAN
JEFFERSON
WEBSTER TIME FLOORMAN
6-17-65
6-2-65
6-2-65
6-1-65
6-21-65
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26O.MO.
1’0 5. MO.
SMITH, AARON C.
MINTON, TERRY
52.50MO.
105.MO.
MINTON. TERRY
HENSON. DWIGHT
I05.M0.
2I0.MO.
6-14-65
6-3-65
2I0.MO.
HILL. WILLIAM
ROUSH, JOE
7-1-65
105.MO.
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HENSON. DWIGHT
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6 , 1965 MEETING OF JULY
11:
PERSONNEL
Io75 HR.
SALARY
DOZIER, SYLVESTER
1.75 HR.
NAME
EDWARDS. WILLIE
1.35 HR.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
FARMER. BILLY
1.25 hr
.
FOSTER, MARION
2.on HR.
1.25 HR.
MAROI D
FRFEMANr JACK
1.25 HR.
FDWI PR .
FROST- FARL
1.35 HR.
1.75 HR.
ROBERT
HARDCASTLE, BOBBY
0.75 HR.
GILMORE,
HARRINGTON, FOSTER
1.35 HR.
1.40 HR.
1.35 HR.
FRANCIS
HENDERSON. ROBERT --------------------f ---------------------------HERRON.
HICKEY, ALLEN
HOWELL. DANIEL
HILTERBRAND, JERRY
2.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.35 HR.
1.35 HR.
HUFFMAN, JoD.
1.75 HR.
EMANUEL
JOHNS. JERRY
1.40 HR.
HICKS,
KOLFOY, BARRY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
6-18-65
6-14-65
6-7-65
ASSIGNMENT
PAINTER
PAINTER
LABORER
LABORER
SANDFR
5-3’-65
6-14-65
LABORER
LABORER
PAINTER
MACHINIST
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN
FURNITURE REPAIRMAN
LABORER
LABORER
5-31-65
5-31-65
6-1-65
6-s-65
5-31-65
5-11-65
6-U-65
5-?i -65
5-31-65
5-31-65
6-8-65
6-10-65
6-11-65
5-31-65
Y
CONT'D
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DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
6-8-65
SALARY
PERSON NEL NAM E
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
1.25 HR.
KENNETH 6-1-65
KILGORE,
. 6-7-65
MASON, WALTER
MARTIN. LARRY
MCREYNOLDS. GARLAND
MCKEEL, JAMES
MCCHAREN, MIKE
1.25 HR.
1.35 HR.
1.35 HR.
1.35 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
6-8-65
5-26-65
6-1-65
6-2-65
6-17-65
6-14-65
5-31-65
thr
2.25 HR.
6-8-65
MAULDIN. HOWARD
1.25 HR.
ROBFPT
LOONEY, ORVILLE
2.25 HR.
MEEKS, GERALD
5-31-65
6-7-65
2.00 HR.
5-31-65
.
BROOKS
2.2 5 HR.
1.75 hr
MOSIER,
LOREN PAUL
1.25 HR.
I.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
5-31-65
5-31-65
5-31-65
6-I-65
PAUL [RENTSCHLER, GEORGE 1
1.25 HR.
5-31-65
PINGLETON,
REBLLEY, STEPHAN
1.25 HR.
I
RIDDLE. JOE
PAYNE, JOE DON
NELSON,
MITCHELL, BOB
KOFNlG,
MCCAULEY. ROBERT
J
ASSIGNMENT
LABORFR
LABORER
MACHINIST
PLASTFRER
LABORFR LABORER
LABORER LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER PAINTER
STEAMFITTER
MECHANIC LABORER
LABORER LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
E
PERSON NEL
SALARY
2.25 HR.
TEMPORARY ’fM’b^EES
SARVELLA, CARL
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR-
SEBRING. BILLY
’SHEPHERD. KENNETH
2.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
HARRY ELLIOTT
SHINN,
SIMMONS,
I.2J HR.
1.35 HR.
SIMS, BILL A.
1.25 HR.
HARRY
SLEMP, MITCHELL
«.85 HR.
SIMPSON.
SMF1 SFR, CARROL
SPENCER. EDDIE A.
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
TUTHILL, JOHN R.
TAYLOR, JAMES M,
STEVENS. JAY
SPENCER,
2.25 HR.
5.35 HR.
1.75 hr
.
1.75 HR.
1.35 HR.
6-7-65
6-7-65
6-17-65
DEGREE COLLEGE
6-14-65
6-1-65
5-35-65
6-7-65
6-1-65
5-26-65
6-7-65
6-15-65
6-1-65
6—1—65
WEST. CECIL
1.75 hr
6-1-65
5-31-65
WHITTINGTON, JIM
1.50 HR.
6-7-65
TERRY
WILKINS, DAVID
2.25 HR.
6-1-65
6-4-65
6-2-65
WILLIAMS, WESLEY
1.25 HR.
.
WILSON, LOWELL
ASSIGNMENT
MECHANIC
LABORER
! ARttffPP
MACHINIST
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
PA1NTFR
LABORER
LABORER
PA 1NTER
PAINTER
LABORER
MACHINIST
PA 1 NTER
PAINTER
PLASTERER
LABORER
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ELECTRICAL FOREMAN
EFFECTIVE DATE
5-7-65
PERSONNEL
2.26 HR.
6-8-65
5-31-65
LABORER
I.ABORFR
VOCATIONAL FOREMAN
ASSIGNMENT
1.35 HR.
6-7-65
LABORER
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
WISHON. TONY
U35 HRa
6-22-65
LABORER
DEGREE COLLEGE
WOODY, CHARLES
1.25 HR.
6-22-65
LABORER
SALARY
YOST, LARRY
8.35 HR.
6-22-65
CARPENTER
TEMPORARY ’e J&M&EES
EDWARDS, WENDELL
1.35 HR.
6-23-65
LABORER
WORKMAN, MELVIN
TIMOTHY
ZINK, LEWIS D«
2.00 HR.
6-23-65
LABORER
.
1.35
hr
FITCH, MICHAEL
STAVES,
HANES, HAROLD
8.25 HR.
6-23-65
CARPENTER
5.90 HR.
/
7-1-65 ■ HAINS, REO RAY
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE
resign
effect ive DATE
ASSIGNMENT
atio i n ^me
JOHNSON
BOGGAN. ALTA L . PATRICIA
HARRISON
HELPER
CHARLES, MARGUERITE
HELPER
6-7-65
ADAMS
5-28-65
BAKER RANCHO VILLAGE
5-28-65
HELPER
RICKS, LEATRESS
ASSIC
5-28-65
HILLCREST
DACUS, LOIS
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
5-28-65
HELPER
CARTER, MARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
6-7-63
HELPER HENRY
BURK,
SALARY
NAME
KAISER
5-28-65
SUTTON. BONNIE
HELPER
YOUNG. MARY
COOK
5-28-65
CAMERAMAN
6-II-65
STAND WATIE
BROADCASTING CENTER
RESIGNATION SPRINGER,
BOB
CURRICULUM LIBRARY TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
6-18-65
1.25 HR.
PEGO, JAMES
LABORER
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------j_____ CHANGES IN SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS!
ARTHUR J. ANDERSON, MONTH,
HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EDWARDS,
EFFECTIVE JUNE l6,
SALARY $280.
DOYLE BARNETT JR, 5 TIME FLOORMAN AT HOOVER, SALARY $105.
AT RIDGEVIEW,
SALARY $210.
PER MONTH,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT TRUMAN,
SALARY f?IO.
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
JAMES FRANKLIN HOBBS, FLOORMAN AT N.W. CLASSEN, MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 16, 1965. ALFRED LINCOLN JAMESON, FLOORMAN AT WOODSON, MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE 16, 1965.
TO 2 TIME FLOORMAN AT HOOVER, AND i TIME FLOORMAN
PER MONTH,
196$.
SALARY $225.
SALARY $225.
pER MONTH,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT MONROE,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EDWARDS,
PER MONTH,
OLLIE V. KINDRICKS, FLOORMAN AT HERONVILLE, $255. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE MAY 28, 1965.
SALARY $210. PER MONTH,
ROBERT E. MERCER, £ TIME FLOORMAN AT HERONVILLE, EFFECTIVE MAY 28,
SALARY $110.
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE I,
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 3,
SALARY $310.
TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN AT ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY
PER MONTH, TO FLOORMAN AT HERONVILLE, SALARY $220.
SALARY $110.
PER MONTH,
TO RELIEF FLOORMAN AT ALL SCHOOLS,
SALARY
SALARY $105.
PER MONTH , TO FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL,
1965.
J.T. RICHARD, FIREMAN AT HOOVER, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE <7, 1965.
It was moved by Mrs items listed above.
PER
1965.
DONALD EUGENE RICHARD, £ TIME FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $210.
PER
1965.
RONNIE DEAN PREWITT, £ TIME FLOORMAN AT HERONVILLE, $225.
SALARY $255.
SALARY $255.
WALTER H. JOLLIFF, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT MADISON, -SALARY $280. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HAWTHORNE, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JUNE |6, 1965.
PER MONTH,
PER
1965.
PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, SALARY $280.
Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board approve the personnel All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
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 bills per the following itemized list.)
R. #234 Personnel ^Approved
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RATIFICATION OF JUNE 1965
ITEM #1
Bills and Payrolls
Pa Sl LS
BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS. FOLLOWS:
ITEM #2
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
1,721.082.09
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$.
95.666.26
BOND FUND
$
1,150.00
YOUTH,CORPS
$
30,200.31
.1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
800,000.00
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
400,000.00
1964- 65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
18.000.00
1965- 66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
105.000.00
BOND FUND
$
1.500.00
YOUTH CORPS
$
4,500.00
COMMUNITY.ACTION;PROGRAM
$
205.000.00
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AMERICAN COUNCIL ON,EDUCATION General Instruction Library
Publisher Publisher
AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE,. . INC. .Library
Publisher
3.75
AMERICAN PERSONNEL & GUIDANCE ASSOC. Library
Publisher
2.25
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low Low
APCO OIL CORPORATION .â– Custodial Supplies
Low
DENNIS ARY .Special Education
Reimbursement
9.00
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
ATCHISON TOPEKA & SANTA FE RAILWAY CO. Travel Expense
Board Action
72.10
ATHLETIC INSTITUTE Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
63.25
A & W.VIOLIN, SHOP Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
MRS. ADELL BARGER Special.Education
Reimbursement
78.96
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
7.20
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
4.50
2.97
28.55 15.00
10.00 27.50
43.55
37.50
15.13
4-50 6.50
11.00
MEETING- OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT’D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BELWIN, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
12.50
BERRY OIL COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
38.88
BIG THREE WELDING EQUIPMENT General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair &
COMPANY
Supply Supply Supply Supply
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
1.18 4.72 6.67 4-58 20.97 20.61 7.05 7.05 2.29
75.12
BILLS TEXACO General Instruction
Selected
1.50
GENE H. BINNING COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Standard
115-85
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Manpower ■ General Instruction
Publisher Publisher Selected Low
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials
Standard
9.00
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair Supplies
Standard
14-83
BOECKING BERRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
2.35
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL AIRWAYS Travel Expense
Board Action
BUCKLEY’S APCO SERVICE Operating Gas & Oil
Agreement
58.83
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
Standard
20.00
WILMA CAIN Miscellaneous Expense Superintendents Office Travel Expense Printing
Fund Fund Fund Fund
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
17.00 18.00 26.55
36.89 203.42
109.47
. 240.31
1,252.30
3-75 10.00 63.79 .84
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL.FUND (continued)
B-4
WILMA CAIN, CLERK (continued) Transportation, Maintenance Special Education Expense Vehicular - Heavy Repair to Instruc. Equipment . Lawn Repair & Supplies General Equipment Repair
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing
Low Low
71.30 66.30
137.60
JACK CASTLE DISPLAY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
36.70 212.94
249.64
BOB CATES Custodial Supplies
Low
48.68
C & B AUTO PUMP COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
17.10
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard Standard
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
93.32
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
48.35
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction
Low Selected Selected
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water and Sewerage
Utilities
487.00
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
14.96
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS COMPANY Purchasing
Low
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Instruction Printing
Low Low Low
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
.66 1.18 8.25 2.86 1.50
70.94 46.78 40.19 6,837.10
—
2.82 10.00
102.88
157.91
6,896.60
17 082
4.26 238.45 17-55
360.03
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING. COMPANY General Instruction
Low
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY Library
Board Action
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Vehicles -Regular Operating, Gas & Oil Operating, Gas & Oil
Low Low Board Action
CONTINENTAL PRESS INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
12.25
LLOYD COPENBARGER Lawn Repair & Supplies
Selected
70.00
COREY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Electronic Supplies
Standard Low
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronic Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low, Letter Bid Standard
MR. FRANK GROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies Lawn Repair & Supplies Lawn:Repair & Supplies
Low Low Low
5.64 13.40 1.00
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
37>io
DEVOE PAINT COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
DICTATION DISC COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board.Action Board Action
MRS. EVERETT' DOUGLASS Special Education
■ Reimbursement
8.00
10.29 1,785.35 937-33 934.79 404 0 3 0
40,75 7.50
2,276.42
48.25
50.00 584.60
^.27
609.87
8.00
18.35
20.04
.55-45 4.94
152.00
46.00 2^023^0
2,139.50
29.16
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
B-6
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Data Processing Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Standard
14.40 408.66
423.06
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
29.74 9-69
.39.43
BILL DOYLE Manpower Business Office Business- Office Custodial Supplies Data Processing
Selected Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
16.00 24.00 3.84 6.20 429.00
479.04
MRS. - SAM DUNN Special Education
Re imbur s ement
E. I. du PONT de NEMOURS &. COMPANY Vehicles -Regular
Selected
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. OF. OKLA. .Manpower Office Machines Office Machines
Rental Agreement Agreement Agreement
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES TV Rights
Publisher
17.50
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronics Supplies
Selected
22.24
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
17.73
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Storeroom.Stock General Instruction St orer oom Stock
Board Action Board Action Board Action
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLIES Lawn Repair & Supplies â– Lawn Repair &. Supplies
Low Letter Bid Low
FILM ASSOCIATES OF CALIFORNIA TV Rights
Publisher
80.00
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
67.06
FLECK.BEARING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Low Low
12.00 204.75
225.00 94.09 39.60
23.54 3.08
415.60 35.60
16.39 1.58 . 3.18
358.69
80.81
451.20
21.15
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
FLEMING.EQUIPMENT COMPANY .General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
5.97
MRS. DONALD G. FRANGEN Special Education
Reimbursement
4.32
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY .â– General Instruction
Agreement
20.55
FRIENDSHIP PRESS Library
Publisher
1.34
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY INCORPORATED Library
.Publisher
16.24
GARDNER. HOTEL SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
23.95
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
62.50
GENERAL TRUCK INCORPORATED Maintenance
Standard
44.04
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Standard
.. . 115.17
GINN AND COMPANY Library
Publisher
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Board Action Board Action
GROSSET & DUNLAP, . INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
9-92
GRUNE & STRATTON INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
4-07
GUIDEPOST ASSOCIATES Periodicals
Publisher
2.00
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
5.76
IRENE HAMILTON Special Education
Reimbursement
7.00
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS,. INC. Library
Publisher
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY ..Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General. Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Selected Standard Standard
4.11
189.00
523.25
42.50
8.29 5.75 21.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT’D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-8
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.) HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY (continued) Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair &.Supply General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
D. C. HEATH & COMPANY Library
Publisher
RUBY HENDERSON Special Education
Re imbur s ement
9.00
HEWLETT - PACKARD COMPANY Title VIII
Standard
9.00
HOLT,. RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Library
Publisher
87.72
HOUSTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Library
Publisher
8.00
HUNZICKER.BROTHERS Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instrue. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction .Data Processing
Low Low Low Low Low
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & Maintenance Vehicles - Regular General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair General Eqpt. Repair
MACHINE
& Supply & Supply & Supply
Low Low Low Low Low
INSTITUTIONAL BOOK SERVICE Library
Publisher
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Equipment 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 Selected
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Data Processing
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement
3.30 27.12 6.30 10.60 47 »4o 59.31 84-75 61.90
335.72 67.18
138.80 26.73 69-99 L.57 25.60
262.69 5.04
4.75 ,47.77 416.99 31.41 16.13
,517.05
847-35 2.33 15.36 4-75 3.00 6.85 4.50
120.50 7,606.00
36.79
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
\V
Bills and Payrolls
_ s'
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
IBM CORPORATION (continued) Manpower Audio Visual Materials Data Processing Data Processing
Standard Low Low Low
21.60 62.10 35.37
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
110.75
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Standard
124.45 17.61 89.80
J & R AUTO SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY General Instruction
Low . Low . Low
Selected Selected
8,299.16
115.90 j 231.86 3.16
22.50 20.00
?i.d3. 42.50 22.25
133.63
z 64.75
. Low
19.00
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Manpower
Low
3.40
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat
Low
L & M AUTO PARTS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
â– Low
-
46 9 40 123.25
DR. IDELLA LOHMANN In Service Training
Board Action
57.00
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
88.28
LUMBER SHED, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges MCKESSON & ROBBINS INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
. Low . Agreement
Low
24.40
1
418.15
40.00 60.00
20.25
! 1 !
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-10
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Purchasing
Low
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & SupplyGeneral Eqpt. Repair & SupplyRepair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Lawn Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair &. SupplyFurniture Repair Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Standard
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Electronics -Supplies
Low
MINTON;MACHINERY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
MODERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
MONNET, HAYES, BULLIS, GRUBB & THOMPSON Attorneys Fee
Board Action
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Agreement
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS,. INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding Book Rebinding
Board Action Board Action
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Business Office
Standard
57.01
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
5.10
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
50.64
NELSON TEEPEE ASSOCIATES Data Processing
Low Letter Bid
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
3.00 701.20 359.60 28.24 23.44 166.44 4.36 23.62 133.92 1.15
-.3^0
744.17
59.70 13.70 6.50
20.20 8.00
3,597-85 . 100.50 -
2,928.25 60~1!i
136.00
2,988.40
5.40 3.24 15.12
I8.36
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
NIX SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
4.49
NORICK BROTHERS,. INCORPORATED Business Office
Low
119.10
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
OIL: FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY .Miscellaneous Project Planning Purchasing Department Summer School
Low Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Manpower Laundry Expense Laundry Expens e Adult School Supplies General Listruction Audio Visual Materials
Board Board Board Board Board Board
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
12,527.57
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
38,554-92
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
8,710.84
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
5.67
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscription
Publisher
3.08
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
50.80
OKLAHOMA STATE PENITENTIARY Book Rebinding
Board.Action
65.78
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY , Office Machines Office Machines . Summer School
Standard Standard Low
JACK F. PARKER Travel Exp. - Yorktown, N.Y. Data Processing Center
Board Action
21.73
3.49
Action Action Action Action Action Action
5.00 2.05 5.00 9.75
21.80
13.00 140.00 43.40 30.00 16.32 3.50
246.22
8.00 15.50 300.00
323.50
8.00
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
PEERY’S TIRE &.■ SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
•Low
PERIPOLE? INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
MR. GERALD C., PICKETT Special Education
: Reimbursement
7.00 810.00 2.52
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low
H.„K. PORTER AND COMPANY, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
81.12
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
5.00
POSTMASTER Meter•Postage
Standard
. 500.00
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Standard
1,000.00
PRICES RADIATOR SHOP Maintenance
Selected
15.00
DR..KONRAD PROTHMANN Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
34.25
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Vehicles - Regular General Instruction
■ Standard Agreement
.84-72 80.25
18.25
.,^o
164.97
20.75
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
25.80
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
14.82
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
:Reimbursement
12.60
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low
ROYCE ROLLS RINGER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Selected
255.80'
DELBERT SCHAFER In Service Training
Board Action
150.00
159.27 182.00
341.27
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) MRS. MARVIN SCHLEGEL Special Education
SCOTT. CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
B-13
• Reimbursement
5-94
3.50
Agreement
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY General Instruction
. Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt.•Repair & Supply Manpower General Instruction Maintenance
. Low Low Low Low Low
56.12
7.50 93.36 15.45 15.15 37.41
168.87
82.50 • 12•4u 19.20
114.10
2.00 9.20
11.20
SHARP & NICHOLS COMPANY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc..Equipment
Selected Selected Selected
SHEPARD - RICHARDSON . General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
52.00
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER,. INC. Filter Expense
Board Action
72.10
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephones
Utilities
MR. RILEY-SPENCER Special Education
8,080.56
1.62
.: Reimbursement
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water.and Sewerage
Utilities
61.15
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
24.87
STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY Commencement Expense
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Custodial Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc..Eqpt
Selected .Selected Selected . Selected Selected .;Selected Selected
.2,855-37
153.00 8.40 10.00 9.65 14.10 8.25
203.40
170.50
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iBills and jPayrolls
B-14
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Maintenance Maintenance Lawn Repair & Supply
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Low
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY Vehicles - Heavy Duty
Low
MRS. BETTY TAYLOR Special Education
Reimbursement
9.72
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
15.12
T G & Y Recreational Supplies
Low
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY • Personnel Office Business Office LibraryManpower Storeroom Stock General Instruction Instructional Offices In Service Training Audio Visual Materials Recreational Supplies Purchasing Department Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY . Library
Board Action
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Adm. Research Office Title VIII
Low Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
28.24
TRUE COLOR PHOTO INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Selected
7.45
TURCO PRODUCTS General Instruction
Low
31.15
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
. Low
205.80
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
26.40
TOWN.OF VALLEY BROOK, OKLAHOMA Water & Sewerage
Utilities
15.00
29.45 1.90 7.90 39.18 94.20
172.63 885.69
272.16
7-84 4.90 54-36 17.60 458.85 47.00 9.46 78.46 43.20 287-64 23.96 990.00
2,023.27
219.00
-
56.80
61.75
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
__
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
VARITYPER CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
A WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc.-Equipment
Selected
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
15.00
WESTERN UNIFORM &.TOWEL SERVICE Laundry Expense
Agreement
27.23
B. G. WILKES COMPANY Manpower
Selected
45.00
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
DR., LLOYD WILLIAMS In Service Training
Board Action
53-20
WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
288.48
273.6O 215.00 22L£0
452.50 9.20
7.50 7.50
5.88 15.12
15.00
21.00
1963-64 GENERAL FUND MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
2.57
SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY Recreational Supplies
Low
166.28
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Standard
640.00
AMSPRO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Selected
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
497.80 497.80
,995.60
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
'Bills and | Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-16
BISSELL BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials ■■ Buildings
Low Letter Bid
45.00
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY ■Equipment.- Vocational
Board Action
89.70
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY ■Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,142.40
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY ■Materials - Buildings
Board Action
427.50
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
DEL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
DENMAN. COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action ..
184.50
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
107.40 199.50
DOWLINGSs INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Standard
FEDERAL.CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
FORNEY INDUSTRIESs INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
FOREST’S LAWNMOWER SERVICE Noninstructional Equipment
Low
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY ■Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
GRAY’MANUFACTURING COMPANY,. INC. Vocational Equipment
Low
4.51
17.80
■ 77.80 251.00
328.80 45.00
3Mo
224.10
315.9O
272.88
38.01
100.80 ^60
82.59
494.40 209.00 .281.80
41.25 148.40
189.65
214.05
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-17
1964~65 BUILDING LEVY;FUND (continued)
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings Materials — Buildings Materials - Buildings
. Low Low Low Low
HARTER CONCRETE PRODUCTS9. INC. Materials “ Buildings
Low
HICKS & MITCHELL Materials - Buildings
Selected
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings . Materials - Buildings Materials -Buildings
Low Low Low Standard
■JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
LUMBER SHED, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials = Buildings Materials. - Buildings Materials ~ Buildings
Low Board Board Board Board Board
■LEO MAXWELL COMPANY, INCORPORATED Noninstructional Equipment
Low
238.35
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Materials.- Buildings
Low
13.30
BEN.MEADOWS COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Low Letter Bid
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY . Materials Equipment. - Vocational
Low Board Action
mm
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIX CONCRETE Materials - Buildings Materials ~ Buildings
Board Action Board Action
56.44 38.70
. 95.14
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY , Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
426.24 56.48 52.00
534.72
58.36 58.77 57 .34 217.10
391.57
243•00
Action Action Action Action Action
■
264.50 . 187.25 399.20 19.50
13.26
870.45 826.00
144.00 790.00
934•OO
6.45 355-00 256.50 1,323.00 242.94 15.50
2,199.39
541.40
108.00
481.73
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D B-18
1964~65 BUILDING, LEVY FUND (continued)
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Bills and Payrolls
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #4 - Oakridge School
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY CO. .Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
7.70
PROTECTO WRAP COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
142.20
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING Materials - Buildings
Standard
81.10
REPUBLIC STEEL CORP-MFG. ..DIV. Materials,- Buildings
Standard
50.40
L.,L..RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Equipment. - Vocational
Low
204.69
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
75.90
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
224.00
.STEEL SUPPLY.COMPANY Materials - Buildings Eqpt. for Instruction
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS Eqpt. for Instruction . TECNIFAX CORPORATION .Equipment - Vocational
Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid
46,828.00
545.30 218.16
763.46
298.50
. Low
15.00
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction .Equipment - Vocational
Low Low
TRIANGLE SCHOOL EQPT. COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
978.25
TURNBULL &. MILLS,, INCORPORATED Est. #4 - Arch. - Oakridge
Board Action
702.42
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
440.00
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action Board Action
5,673.64 240.00
5,913.64
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
248.28 76.07
324-35
93-06 492.80
585.86
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Low
40.90
WELCH.FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
568.00
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
300.00
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
7.09
.MURRAY R. WOMBLE COMPANY . Materials - Buildings
Low- Letter Bid
20.16
Selected
56.68
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND PIPE COATING OF TULSA, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
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MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
BOND FUND BENMORE,. INCORPORATED Est. #4 - Eisenhower - Building
Board Action
WILMA. CAIN, CLERK Business Expense
Fund Reimbursement
CONSTRUCTORS COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Est. #9- Southern Hills (Final)
Board Action
5,000.00
CONTROL SYSTEMS,. INCORPORATED Stage - Oakridge
Board Action
2,789.00
G & R EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment .-' Vocational
Board Action
76.00
Board Action
100.00
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL & ASSOC. INC. Est. #4 - Eisenhower - Arch.Fee
Board Action
2,124.00
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment .- Vocational
Board Action
234.70
Publisher
167.48
WESTERN.. PAPER COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
210.00
WRIGHT &.SELBY, ARCH.â– ENGINEERS Arch. Services -U.S. Grant
Board Action
3,818.00
WRIGHT SELBY, ARCH.. ENGINEERS Arch.'Fee - Tech.Educ. Center
Board Action
40,250.00
ZEIGLER OF OKLA. CITY,. INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
250.00
Board. Action
12.16
DOW GUMERSON AIA, ARCH. Professional Fee -So. Hills (Final)
. OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal.Publications
106,200.00 6.00
NATIONAL YOUTH CORPS
DON G..SHANE Mileage
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1965
R. #235 Bills and Payrolls App.
CUSTODIAL WORKSHOP
Board Action
1,480.00
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC.
Board Action
1,292.52
SHALLOW BROOK DEVELOPMENT, INC.
Board Action
41,000.00
It was moved Uy Mr. Estes, seconded Uy Mr. Lott, that the Board ratify the June payrolls, authorize issuing the July payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor hills totaling $375,614.22 as recommended. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1965 - CONT'D
R. #236 Lumber for Vocational Programs
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and secondedOy Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of lumber for use by the industrial arts and vocational program from the following companies which submitted, the low quotations: $
Davidson & Case Lumber Company Kilpatrick Brothers Cullen Lumber Company Central Lumber Company United States Plywood Corporation Oakes Mfg. Company
140.83 1,703.75 6,27^.36 455-00 2,403-62 3,848.80
$14,826.36
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call i
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of steel and iron for use by the industrial arts department from Steel Supply Company which submitted the Low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $7,521-21 is to be charged to Account G 240-B. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
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Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to authorize validation of agree| ments with the following companies for various materials, television rights, and/or services | for the 1965-66 school year: j
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Coronet Films Oklahoma Educational Television Authority McGraw-Hill Book Company Encyclopedia Britannica Films Educational Services, Inc. (PSSC) Great Plains Regional Instr. TV Library Walt Disney Films (Jim Martin) Teaching Film Custodians Films Incorporated (E.B.F.) Remco Office Equipment Company Monroe Calculating Machine Company Oklahoma Typewriter Company Friden, Inc. Ediphone Company Al Cook Desk & Office Supplies Audograph of Oklahoma The National Cash Register Company Dictaphone Corporation Smith Corona Marchant R. K. Black, Inc. Motter Bookbinding Company Oklahoma Penitentiary
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i On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Television rights on films Remington Calculators Adders & Calculators Victor Adders & Calculators Friden Calculators Ediphone Machines Soundscribers Gray Audographs National Cash Registers Dictaphone Equipment Marchant Calculators Thermo-Fax Machines Rebinding of Books .. Rebinding of Books
#237 iSteel & Iron |for Ind. Arts jDepartments #238 (Validation of (Agreements foi jTV Rights and (Services 65-6^ I
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Central Food Service Department Financial Statement as of May 31, 1965, was submitted as information to the Board.
Central Food Statement
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the negotiation to purchase three used school buses for a total amount not to exceed $6,000.00. Purchase confirmation to be included in a future agenda. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #239 School Buses jPurchase App.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
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THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the
day of August, 1965-
#240 (Adjournment i â– 1 1 1
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MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
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ABSENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, President David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott
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Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
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Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - James| Casey, Floy Campbell, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Larry Hayes, Gerald Kidd, David Light, Bill \ Lillard, Roy Mullenix, Gene Pingleton, G. L. Robinson, Gene Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace j Smith; Paul Heath, John Spaan, visitors; Myrna Kingston, principal, Nichols Hills; Barbara | Bailey, librarian; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. | The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call. Invocation
| The visitors were welcomed by Mr. Rogers.
^Guests Welcome
I On motion by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meeting of July 6, 19&5, I were ratified as presented with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #241 Minutes Ratifle
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LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine monthly financial report. J office.)
(Copy on file in Clerk's
I Treasurer's |Report_________
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^Attorney's Re]
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, had nothing specific to report at this time. Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported all bills listed in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action.
jAuditor's j Report_________
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the above reports as presented. The motion carried unanimously.
:R. #242 jReports App.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct the following persons to attend meetings as indicated:
Floyd Taylor, American School Food Service Association Annual Convention, Louisville, Kentucky, August 1-5, 19^5•
|R. #243 jProfessional jTrips Approvec
Leymond Bowlby, Lake Okoboji Audio-Visual Leadership Conference, Okoboji, Iowa, August 15-19, 1965Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve a Resolution of Appreciation R. #244 for Elizabeth Lillian Bruce, teacher at Dunbar, deceased July 15, 1965- Motion carried Resolution of unanimously. Appreciation PERSONNEL
It was requested 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 District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved._________________________________________________________
Personnel Recommended
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(MR) HORN, RONNIE J.
(MR) HUGGINS, DENNIS D.
(mrs ) HURD. CAROLYN C.
(mis s ) JANTZ, JEAN A. (MR)
JOHNSON, BILLY W. (MR)
JOHNSON, JOHN P. (MR) JONES, WASHINGTON JR. JORDAN, LANA J.
(mis s )
- tr ans fe rre d )
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(mil
KEITH, KATHRYN
KROWS, GERALD F.
(MR)
KROWS, ARM INTA J.
(MRS)
KLAASSEN, BOB J.
(MR)
KILMAN, LINDA R.
(MRS)
KELSAY, MARGARET A.
(MRS)
(mis s ) - res ig ned )
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4
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65-66
65-66
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MC HAM, JACK L. (MR)
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5000.
5000.
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65-66
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65-66
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(MRS) NICHOLS, LINDA R.
5000.
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ABILENE CHRISTI AN
Nl EBURGER, MARY J.
5000.
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(MRS)
(mis s ) OLIVE, SHIRLEY S,
(mis s )
B.S.
MC ILROY, CHESTER L.
5300.
NoEeSoCo Bo So
0
65-66
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(mr ) MC KAY, MORRIS L.
5000.
B .A 0
0
5000.
MILLER, BRUCE W.
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C . S • Co B»Ao
5000.
MOSER, DORIS R.
5000.
PHYLLIS K.
(mr ) MOTT, LARRY L.
5000.
(MRS)
(mr ) NETHERCUTT, LADDIE E.
(mis s ) MATKIN,
SALARY
PERSONNEL
(MR)
SHIPLEY, WENDELL R. (MRS)
EVELYN F.
LARASON, CLEO B. (MRS)
LLEWELLYN, (MRS)
LOUDENBACK, ELIZABETH A.
-
)
(MR)
(OLSON - RESIGNED)
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SHARI LEE
MANNING, MICHAEL C.
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ASSIGNMENT
CAPITOL HOLL SR. VOC, AUTO MECH.
NORTHWEST SOCIAL STUDIES
MARSHALL SPEC. ED.
CAPITOL HOLL JR. ENGLISH
NORTHEAST ENGLISH
ED.
WEBSTER SPEC. ED.
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5000.
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5150, PEGO, JAMES C.
5000.
(MR)
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PHIPPS, NANCY C.
SARAH A.
PRICHARD, BOBBY G.
(MR)
(MRS) REDWINE,
(miss ) RICHARDS, BETH A. (MRS)
PATRICIA W.
ROGERS, ALBERTA J.
(MRS)
ROWLAND, (MRS)
SANGER, HELEN F.
(MRS) SAWYER, MARTHA J.
5000.
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SEBA, ROBERT P.
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65-66
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0
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(MR) STEVENS, JAY B.
5000.
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D.E. TEACHER COORD.
NORTHWEST
ROOSEVELT SPEC. ED.
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ENGLISH
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PAUL A.
KOZAK, MARJORIE Q.
SUTTLES,
(MR) (MRS) SWATEK, SUSAN
5200.
(MRS) TEALL, KAYE M,
50 00.
5400.
5000,
(mis s ) THOMAS, MELINDA J. (MRS)
THOMPSON, JAYNE M. (MRS)
WALKER, ZOLA Mo
MARY WASHINGTON 1 Bo So
0
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GRANT SPEECH - DEBATE
5100.
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4
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)
(MILL! RON - TRANSFERRED)
(ad dit ion al
resi gned
)
(WILLIS - TRANSFERRED)
(mabr ey -
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WINFIELD, DENNIS Do
5000.
5400o
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O.SoUo
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MARSHALL MATH.
65-66
CAPITOL HILL SR. DIV. OCCUPATIONS
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WOOD, JOHNEL Mo YOACHUM, MARILYN Lo
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(mis s ) WALLIS, LINDA S.
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po si ti on
WYATT, ROBERT Lo
(MR)
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GONZALEZ, MYRTA So
6700.
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STARWALT, JOE d .
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APPROVED eff ecti ve EXP. DATE
65-66
B.N.C. B.S.
BiS.
0
0
0
(MRS)
(mis s ) - BRENDLE, LUELLA J. (mrs ) BROOKSHER, MARJORIE E. (mis s )
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
STAND WAT IE SPEC. ED.
■
HERONVILLE
5TH
HILLCREST 3RD
SHIDLER PRIMARY
1ST
TELSTAR
VAN BUREN 4TH
COLUMBUS
6th
0
PRAIRIE QUEEN 3RD
SOUTHERN HILLS 1ST
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HAYES
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65-66
X
BROWE, KATHY S.
(MR) BURTON, CHARLES JR.
ASSIGNMENT
STONEGATE 4TH
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65-66
$5000.
WESTWOOD 5TH
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(mis s ) ABOUSSIE, JANET R. (MRS)
0
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0
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HARMONY 4TH
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0
0
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1
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BARCLAY, BARBARA
(miss ) BASH, BETTYE J. BATCHELOR, PATRICIA G.
(MRS)
5000.
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2
65-66
5000.
CHADRON STATE B;Si
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IOWA STATE B.A.
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65-66
(MR) BUTCHEE, JOHN M.
(MISS) CASTLE, DONNA C.
65-66
5000.
LANGSTON U. B.S.
0
65-66
(mrs ) BECK, CAROL E. BELYEU, MARY A.
5000.
S.W.S.C. B.S.
0
65-66
O.U.
(miss ) BERGFIELD, BETTY K.
5000.
s. w* s* c * B.A.
0
(mis s ) BURKE, BETTE ;B.
C.S.C.
5000.
5000.
B.S.
0
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)
5000.
C. S • c* B.S.
(MRS)
CHANEY, WANDA A.
PI ERCE PRIMARY
5100.
c.s*c. B.S*
(BEATY - RETIRED)
tra ns fe rre d )
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65-66
5250.
ALTSTATT, SARA L.
-
res ig ned
5000.
5000.
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MADISON 4TH
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65-66
TELSTAR 5TH - 6th
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1
65-66
SUNSET PRIMARY
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5800.
N.E.S.C. b ;s .
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65-66
BURBANK 1ST
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(MRS) (MRS)
(MRS)
CURRY, LORI LEE D. (MRS) DAVIS, WANDA Lo
(mrs )
EMOGENE W.
DALE, JUDY A. (MRS)
DELANO,
(MRS)
DIXON, SHIRLENE C.
WESTERN VILLAGE PRIMARY
FOSTER 5TH
WHEELER 4TH - 5TH
PUTNAM HEIGHTS PRIMARY
PRAIRIE QUEEN 5TH
HAWTHORNE PRIMARY
5100.
B.N.C. A.B.
0
65-66
WHEELER 1ST
(miss ) COLBY, CAROL LEE
5300.
E 0 C 0 So C a B.S.
0
65-66
L1NW00D 3RD
(mis s ) COTTON, CHARLOTTE ANN
5000.
o.u. B.S.
0
65-66
COWAN, VIRGINIA L.
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5000.
C.S.C. Bo S.
2
(HAMRICK - L/A)
(ADDITIONAL pos it ion
CRABB, JUDY Ao
5000.
N.E.S.C. b .s ; ■
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0
65-66
65-66
ARTHUR SPEC. ED. M.E.
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5300.
No EoS «Co MoT.
1
65-66
SHIDLER 3RD
OAKRIDGE 5TH
WESTWOOD 3RD
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65-66
(miss ) CULP, SUSAN A.
5200.
0
(MRS)
DOLLARHIDE,
(MRS) DRAKE, JOYCE DOUGLAS (MRS)
RIDGEVI EW 1NTER.
5900.
LANGSTON U. B.S.
1
65-66
FALLS, GLORIA C.
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(MRS) EXENDINE, LOIS V.
5000.
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FELKINS, MARY L.
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65-66
(Mr ) FACTORY, FRED N.
5000.
5460.
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(gat es - l /a )
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ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
PERSONNEL SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED eff ecti ve EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
VALLEY BROOK PRIMARY
NAME
65-66
HARMONY 5TH
(MRS) FREEMAN, WILMA C.
KANo STATE U.
65-66
LEE 4TH
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65-66
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$5’00,
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5100.
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BETHEL C. B.S.
65-66
5TH
fos ter PRIMARY
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65-66
65-66 Bo A 0
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65-66
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1
65-66
0
65-66
sou th ern 5000.
E.TEXAS STATE B.S.
4
5100,
(mrs ) HALL, HELON J,
HAYES, ONETA Ro
(mrs )
(mrs ) HAWKINS, KATHY F,
(mis s ) HARDESTY, CLARE
CoS.Co M.A.
COLUMBUS PRIMARY
5600.
65-66
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5200.
SHIDLER 5TH
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65-66
65-66
65-66 5000.
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So E0S0C0 Moto
65-66 HENRY, EDNA Ro
5750.
B 0 So
0
65-66
5000,
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5250.
65-66
65-66
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5100.
5000.
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(mis s ) HESS, SARA
(mis s ) HIGHTOWER, CL INETTE Ao
(mrs ) HOUTMAN, SUSAN E.
(MRS)
HUNT, FREIDA Ao (MRS)
HUSER, SANDRA S,
GARFIELD 5TH - 6th
(mis s ) GOERING, CHARLENE A, (MRS)
GRANGER, BILLY J.
-
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(parman
GRIFFIN, LINDA Ko
trans
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(mis s )
(FINLEY - TRANSFERRED)
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(SAUER - TRANSFERRED)
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(i CERNEY - RESIGNED) (£ HENSON - RESIGNED)
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CONT'D
2 , 1965 MEETING OF AUGUST
OJ
a. iNSTRUCTUONAL
NAME
(ROBERTSON - TRANSFERRED)
sha ll
- decea se d )'-
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iona l
po si ti on
)
)
(DILLINGHAM - RESIGNED)
(addit (loma n - l /a ) po si ti on
ASSIGNMENT
ef fe ct iv e DATE 1
NAME
1
SAM.HOUSTON B.S.
»5
0
65-66
65-66
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
N.E.S.C. B.S.
DEGREE COLLEGE
6200,
65-66
65-66
65-66
0
12
O.S.U. 60S •
O.U. M.E.
0
O.U.
ASSIGNMENT
HARMONY
5th - 6th
PIERCE 4TH - 5th
ROSS 2ND - 3RD
SPEC. ED.
LINCOLN
'HILLCREST 2ND
LINCOLN
65-66
B.S.
65-66
0
65-66 LYNE, SHARON BETH H. (MR)
5300.
Co S. Co B.S.
LANGSTON U. B.S.
B.A.
0
3
0
65-66
65-66
65-66 5000.
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MONROE
s?ri”Wllls
SPEC. SERVICES SPEECH THERAPIST
HORACE MANN INTER.
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WILLOW BROOK 4TH
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5th
NORTH HIGHLANDS
GATEWOOD 6th
3RD
SOUTHERN HILLS
2ND
0
65-66
2i
6
65-66
B.N.C. B.S.
0
65-66
BRITTON 3RD
5200.
Co S 0 C 9
5
65-66
s. w«s. c. Be So 575°.
O.S.U. Bo A*
FRESNO STATE
0
5000.
5000.
6100.
5000.
I5000.
SALARY
PERSONNEL
' (MRS) HWANG, BETTE Ko
(MRS) JENKINS, VINITA E. (MRS)
JENNINGS, JUDY R.
(MRS)
JORDAN, ADDIE L. (MRS)
KALENDER, RINA (MRS)
KASTNER, CORDOVA H.
(miss ) KING, JANICE LANDT, JAMES R.
5000.
(MR)
(MISS) LARSON, A. DENISE
5500.
(ad dit ion al
5000.
(MRS) (SHANE - RESIGNED)
LESTER, VERLON M. (MRS)
B.E. • C»S.C. Bo S«
LOFTIS, DELMA J.
0
WASHINGTON SPEC. ED.
O.U. B.S.
65-66 5000.
B.S,
65-66
C.S.C.
0
65-66
5000.
Co SoCo B.S.
3
ILA K.
5000.
Co S0C0 B. S.
LOVE,
5300.
(MRS)
MACE, HAROLD R.
5250. (MR)
MASTERS, RALPH E.
(MR)
MATHIS, RICHARD B.
’O.S.U.------------------
(mis s ) ' MARTIN, MARY H.
(MRS)
LOVE, GAY
(MRS)
(HOWELL - RETIRED)
iona l
po sit io n )
(addit
- tr ans fe rre d )
)
po sit io n )
(holt (addit iona l
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(SPRADLEY - L/A)
po si ti on
- resig ned )
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(ad dit
(mil
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2 , 1965 -
]
MEETING OF AUGUST i
(V
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(D
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PERSONNEL SALARY
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APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
SAM HOUSTON Bq S«
NAME
(mis s ) MATTHEWS, LINDA S.
5000.
O.S.U. B.S.
ef fe ct iv e DATE
MAY, BETTY N.
5000.
Bq Sq Eo
65-66
ASSIGNMENT
(mis s ) MAYNARD, CHERYL V.
5000.
O.U. B.S.
0
65-66
NAME
MC DANIEL, RAY G.
5100.
Bq Aq
0
65-66
! .■
(miss ) MEYER, KATHRYN A.
5000.
Co So Co B.S,
0
65-66
/a )
(BELLER - RESIGNED)
(STANDEFER - l (WILLINGHAM - RESIGNED)
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
l /a )
(MR)
(MRS)
0®CoCo
0
. 65-66
65-66
65-66
0
5000.
o.s.u. B.M.E.
U. OF WICHITA B0A0
0
2
0
65-66
65-66
65-66
5200,
O.C.U. B.A.
65-66
65-66
5000.
0 5000.
B0A0
2
0
65-66
65-66 o.s.u. B.A.
5000.
5200.
65-66
65-66
0
0
Bo S 0
o.s.u.
Co So Co Bo S.
5000.
5000.
C0 S 0 C0
O.U. B.S.
O.B.U.
65-66
(mis s ) MILLER, ANITA A.
5000.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
65-66
(MRS)
NELSON, PATRICIA S. (MRS)
ODELL, DIXIE J. (MRS)
PATE, GLENDA
0
(SHUGART - TRANSFERRED)
MORAVA, BETTY C.
5000.
O.U. B.S.
0
)
o.c.c. Bo Sa
(KENDALL - RESIGNED)
(mis s ) MOREHOUSE, NANCY S.
5000.
O.U. B.S.
erred
(MRS) PEARCE, MARILYN M.
(MRS) .PENNINGTON, BETTY J. (MRS) PETERS, BARBARA J.
(mis s ) POJEZNY, ANN K.
(mis s ) POOL, RUTH J.
$5000.
(may -
(mis s ) MOSS, VERNA M.
5000.
ankl in - TRANSFERRED)
t ransf
resi gne d )
resi gne d )
(MRS)
(BLAIR - L/A)
(mis s ) NEAVES FRANCES D.
(BROWN - RESIGNED)
(CROWELL - RESIGNED)
(fr
-
(SAMMONS - TRANSFERRED)
(hunter (smit h -
-
(FRANCIS - TRANSFERRED)
(brock
(ADAMS - RESIGNED)
(HANN - RETIRED)
J
ASSIGNMENT
MC KINLEY PRIMARY
COLUMBUS 1ST
RIVERSIDE JRD - 4 TH
MADt SON 5TH
COOLIDGE 1ST
COOLIDGE 1ST
PRAIRIE QUEEN INTER.
MONROE 1ST
HILLCREST 1ST
HILLCREST 1ST
ORCHARD PARK SPEC .ED.
INTER.
WESTERN VILLAGE
PRAIRIE QUEEN 2ND
5TH
“BUCHANAN------------------------
ROCKWOOD PRIMARY
5th
“SOUTHERN HILLS---------------
ROCKWOOD 3RD
HAWTHORNE 1ST
1965 - CONT'D MEETING OF AUGUST 2.,
a Q.
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED ef fe ct iv e EXP. DATE
65-66
eff ecti ve DATE
4
assign men t
FRIENDS U. B. Ao
- res ig ned )
PRATER, TERRY L.
(mis s ) (MRS)
IRENE E.
ASSIGNMENT
MADISON 4TH
HC KINLEY 1ST - 2ND
5000.
5200.
c.s.c. B.S.
C 0 So Co Bo So
Bo S.
LANGSTON U. B.S.
Co S o Co B.So
1
B?
0
0
0
2
65-66
65-66
65-66
HARMONY 5TH
STAR 2ND
TYLER 1 ST - 2ND
STAND WAT IE 5th
5000.
C 0 So Co B.S.
8
65-66
$5400.
65-66
(MRS)
0
65-66
ey
PORTER, GRACE E.
0 0 So U 0 B.S.
4
65-66
(case - l /a )
5000.
B.M.E.
0
/a )
5400.
O.S.U. B0S0
(EVANS - l
PRICE, ELWYNNE L.
5000,
(MRS)
RICHMOND,
5000.
KENTUCKY STATE B.S.
0
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
PRIMARY
LEE SPEC. ED.
BURBANK 1ST
WESTERN VILLAGE PRIMARY
PRIMARY
POLK
SHIDLER PRIMARY
VAN BUREN 2ND
65-66
5000.
TRUMAN
5650.
O.U. B.S.
3
65-66
5100.
O.B.U. B.S.
2
65-66
MARK TWAIN 4TH
ARTHUR 4TH
0
65-66
GARFIELD 5TH
Co So Co
5300.
SoEoSoCoâ– B0S0
5650.
5200.
O.B.U.
(all
(mis s ) ROE, DIXIE L.
~
(SPURGEON - RESIGNED)
(MITCHELL - RESIGNED)
RHONE, CHAPPEL
(MR)
(HEAD - RESIGNED)
ROCKMORE, BARBARA A.
SHELDEN, JANET H.
(MRS)
SCHWARTZ, DELLA R.
(MRS)
ROGERS, MARGARET S.
(MRS)
(miss )
(ADDITIONAL POSITION) (JOHNSON - RETIRED)
(DOTSON - TRANSFERRED)
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(MRS) SIMPSON, JESSIE L.
SLATER, LILA J.
-(MRS)
(MISS)
(SEEFELDT - TRANSFERRED)
SINGLETARY, ANITA J.
-
'
(HAMPTON - TRANSFERRED) (WRAY - L/A)
(harriss (st ark
(mrs )
B.S. Eo
1
65-66
HIl Lc RSST-------------------4TH
resig ned
)
(mis s )
(MRS)
SMILEY, SANDRA L.
5000.
E.C > So C 0 B.S.
0
65-66
(ENGLE - L/A)
SNOW, LINDA E.
5100.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
LINCOLN 2ND
(mrs ) STEELE, BILLIE M.
5000.
OoS.U. Be So
O.C.C.
-
STEIGLEDER, JUANITA L.
5000.
po si ti on
)
(COMPTON - TRANSFERRED)
tr an sf er re d )
(mrs ) STRELLER, MARY F.
(addit iona l
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
0
65-66
65-66
APPROVED ef fe ct ive EXP. DATE
12
65-66
ef fe ct iv e DATE
B.S.
0
65-66
O.U. B.A.
o.u. B.S.
0
65-66
<5000.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
(miss ) SUNDVAHL, SI GRID L.
5000.
c.s•c. B.S.
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
5000.
B.S.
5900.
ASSIGNMENT
HILLCREST 5TH
STAR 3RD
65-66
SWITZER, MARTHA M.
0
65-66
(MILLER - RESIGNED)
RANCHO 2ND
0
HENRY 4TH - 5TH
5000.
o.c.c. B.S.
1
65-66
HERONVILLE 2ND
(mis s ) TURNER, DIAN E.
POLK , 1ST
5000.
N. TEXAS STATE BiS*
3
65-66
(HENSON - RESIGNED)
(miss )
5100.
B.A.
0
TWINE, PATRICIA A.
SEQUOYAH 4TH
5300.
O.U. BiS.
1
WILLOW BROOK INTER.
5000.
O.U. B.S.
0
E.C.S.C.
5«oo.
C • S • c. B.A.
0
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
3
JACKSON INST. MUSIC
INTER.
SEQUOYAH
HAWTHORNE 1NTER.
WESTWOOD 3RD
LINCOLN KGN.
WHEELER PRIMARY
PRIMARY
SUNSET
5th
LEE
PRIMARY
ARTHUR
HARMONY 2ND - 3RD
5000.
c.s.c. B.S.
0
65-66
5000.
o.c.u. M.A.
B.S.
65-66
MT. UNION C.
0
65-66
B.N.C.
5200.
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(mrs )
(mis s ) (MRS)
YEAKLEY, CHARLOTTE C. (MRS) CHESNUT, JUDITH M.
(MRS)
IRMA D.
GRAHAM, SAMI D. (MRS) PERRY,
(MRS) STEWARD, DORIS M.
(MRS)
BRUCE, SONJA G.
(miss ) BRANSTETTER, MARGARET J.
(MRS)
(MRS) MORAN, LILA R.
RISTAU, JANE A.
(MRS)
C«S» c.
WALL, DANNA S.
5000.
(MRS)
(WORKMAN - RESIGNED)
(mis s ) WISDOM, LOIS E.
■
(OWENS - RESIGNED)
■
WOODS, SUE B.
)
(ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(ADDITIONAL POSITION) (ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(SCOTT - L/A) (THORNTON - RESIGNED) (PATTERSON - RESIGNED)
(HOLLEY - RESIGNED) (TAYLOR - TRANSFERRED)
i
5300.
- RESIGNED)
DANLEY, VERNE A.
c. s. c. B.A.
8
65-66
(BETHUNE - RESIGNED)
o.u. B.S.
1
5000. 5650.
o.u. B.M.E.
(miss ) HERTZLER, KARAN A.
5100.
(LINDSEY - TRANSFERRED)
(mo rge n
(HAUGHT - L/A)
■n
i
i
Recommended.
P e rso n n e l
KD CL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE / DATE
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME ■
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED ef fe ct iv e EXP. DATE
6H6
i- r:-
32
...
O.U. ED. M. |8000.
65-66
(MR)
FEHR, SHARON L.
(MRS)
EARHART, MILDRED U.
0
(MRS)
O.U. B. A.
(ROBERTS - TRANSFERRED)
$000.
B.S.
pos it io n )
5900.
(ad dit ion al
CLARK, GEORGE A.
B.S.
0
12
65-66
65-66 c♦s. c»
65-66
65-66
0
O.C.U. B.A.
1
o.c.u. B.A.
LANGSTON U.
(DULAN - TRANSFERRED)
5000.
(mr ) TW| EHAUS, MICHAEL B.
5000.
(mis s ) O’BRI EN, MARGARET E.
)
(CALDWELL - TRANSFERRED,
(DE LOAYZA - res ig ned
5too.
0
(mrs ) BROCK, RETTA J.
B.S.
1
65-66
65-66
O.S.U. B.S.
0
65-66
OHIO U.
ARK. STATE B.S.
0
5000.
B.S*
0
(mis s K BURGESS, ELIZABETH J.
5000.
O.S.U. BSS..
5
HALLEY, KAREN E.
(MRS) NEWSOM, NORMA J.
. 5000.
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
65-66
(mrs ) PRICE, LINDA L.
5000.
TEXAS TECH. B.S.
3
5100.
(mis s ) RICE, RUTH E.
5500.
ANDERSON C. B.S.
(MRS)
(mrs ) PERRYMAN, MARY B.
5300.
(mrs )
B.M.E.
PHILLIPS U.
e .s • c.
HOWLAND, SHARON S.
5700.
9
(mrs ) MORSE, MARILYN
ASSIGNMENT
FOSTER PRINCIPAL
WEBSTER ENGLISH
DOUGLASS SCIENCE
ORCHARD PARK SPEC. ED.
JEFFERSON
SPANISH
UNASSIGNED
3
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2 , 19^5 MEETING OF AUGUST
i
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(D Ph
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Ph
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INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
(BOWER - resi gned
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- resi gned )
(durosse - resi gned ) po sit io n )
(archer
(ad dit ion al (CROCKER - RESIGNED)
usi ng
- l /a )
(ANDREWS - L/A)
(cla (ADDITIONAL POSITION)
(NORTON - RESIGNED)
re ti re d )
- ret ired ) /a ) posi ti on
l /a )
tr ans fe rre d )
)
- TRANSFERRED)
(BARTON - RESIGNED)
wn
(swain (bro (park (TAYLOR - l
-
(ad dit ion al
ff in
(coo per -
(gri
(HOYT - TRANSFERRED)
ASSIGNMENT
ef fe ct ive DATE
LOHRKE, JOAN MARIE
4
65-66
APPROVED ef fe ct ive EXP. DATE
FISK Uo B.A.
28
DEGREE COLLEGE
O.U. m.e .
$5400.
7000,
65-66
POLK
ASSIGNMENT
5th - 6th
SHIELDS PRI MARY
HORACE MANN KGN.
KENNEDY ENG. - PHYS.
NORTHWEST HOME EC.
ENGLISH
JEFFERSON
MARK TWAIN PRIMARY
ED.
CAPITOL HILL JR. ENGLISH
II
65-66
WOODSON KGN,
O.U. ED. Mo
<9
65-66
DEWEY 5TH
B.A.
o.c.u.
9-27-65 O.C.U. AqB0
64
65-66
PAGE PRIMARY
SAM. HOUSTON b ; So
21
65-66
64
OftUo BoSft
6600.
5550,
6500.
6000.
5550.
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME REINSTATEMENTS (MRS)
BURNS, BARBARA A.
(MRS) BEASLEY, MABLE 1.
(MRS) BLACK, MARTHA (MRS) BROWN, WYOLENE
EVANS, ALLEENE
(MRS)
(Mrs ) EVANS, DOROTHY P. (MRS) FARLEY, KATHRYN
7 5800.
1
65-66
Co S 0 Co
FOSTER, NEDELLA
o.u. B 0 So
4
65-66
(mrs )
5100.
C.OF ST.CATHERI NE B.A.
3
(MRS) MITCHELL, JANIS
WESTWOOD 4TH
3
NORTHWEST ENGL 1 SH
B.A.
7
65-66
MOON ENGLISH
CENTRAL COUNSELOR
ARTHUR 2ND
So Eo-SoCo BoS.
5
65-66
ADAMS PRIMARY
65-66 OoS0U0 MoSa
9
65-66
65-66
65-66
(mrs ) HULLENDER, MARILYN K.
5400.
SOUTHERN U. B.A. '
65-66
(MRS)
5300.
24
6750. 5300.
5600. 6300.
O.U. M.ED.
l
5900.
O0C0U0 B,Ao '
CAPITOL HILL SR. ENGLISH
5800.
65-66
M,T»
C » S.Co
58OO.
7
N.E.S.C.
C 0 S 0 Co BoS.
(mis s ) MOORE, REBA (MRS) PRESLEY, JEANNE M.
(MRS)
REINKE, GLENDA
(MR) SALWAECHTER, BILL L.
(MRS) SCOBEY, JULIA M.
(MRS) VARNER, GLENA A.
(MRS) VAUGHN, SUZANNE
]
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
3 J I
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCT! OWL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
deg ree COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED ef fe ct iv e EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
REINSTATEMENTS (MRS)
(BRINTON - RESIGNED)
(nanc e -
resi gned
(FARR - res ign ed
WALKER,
PAULINE
17000.
U. OF COLO. M.E......................
28i
65-66
5565.
N.TEXAS STATE Bo A*
3i
65-66
(MRS)
)
WITHERSPOON, MARYA.
(mrs )
)
(PETRICK - RESIGNED)
3REER, BILLY W.
5700.
S« E* So Co Bo So
(mrs ) SIMONS, DIAN
5550.
O.U. B.A.
9
65-66
6
65-66
NORTHWEST SOCIAL STUDIES SPECIAL SERVICES
SPEECH THERAPIST COOLIDGE
6th
MARSHALL
SOCIAL STUDIES
Ii
i
PERSONNEL
-J INSTRUCTi ONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
ef fe ct iv e DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED eff ecti ve DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
•
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
PROFESSIONAL (MR)
JONES, C. D.
HARMONY SPEC. ED.
(MR)
JEFFERSON
RAY, ERNEST R.
HISTORY - SPEECH
65-66 65-66
!--------------------------------------------------- :--------
MATERNITY (MRS)
HARRISON
LINIHAN, LAVONA M.
1ST
(MRS)
MARSHALL ENGLISH
LOOP, JANET G.
65-66
DE SPAIN, THOMAS H.
|5000.
C 0 S • Co B.S.
0
HARRISON
65-66
1ST
65-66
MILITARY
(mr )
(miss ) BROWN, JOAN R.
i CLASSEN ELECTRONICS
65-66
i
LEAVE EXTENSION (MR)
ROSS
DANNER, RICHARD
PRINCIPAL
65-66
j
1j
j
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DECEASED (MRS)
BRUCE,
ELIZABETH L.
DUNBAR 4TH
7-15-65
j
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
\A X
Personnel Recommended.
PERSON NEL
CAL
NAME
ef fe ct iv e DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resig nat io ns
(mr )
RESEARCH
BILLEN, HARRY D.
SUPERVISOR
8-16-65
(MRS)
INSTRUCTIONAL DEPT. SEC.
7-22-65
AUDIO-VISUAL MULTILITH OPR.
7-16-65
P.B.X. OPERATOR
7-23-65
FILL EBROWN, PRISCILLA (MR)
HENSON, BOYCE L. (MRS)
WOMACK, CONNIE J.
(mrs ) CALLAHAN, LEL ETTA (MRS) (GOWIN - TRANSFERRED)
REESER, VIVIAN
(butl er
HADLEY, DOLLA J.
§240.
7-1-65
DUNJEE SEC.
240.
7-1-65
STAR SPENCER SR. SEC.
270.
8-9-65
(MRS)
- TRANSFERRED)
MOON - LIB. CLERK "PR EV. IN THE SYSTEM"
P-23
RECEOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
•
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
MRS. HELENA J.
EARLY, CLERK,
ENGINEERING, SALARY §200.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE JULY >5,
MRS. JANET PHILLIPS, CLERK, PURCHASING, SALARY §220.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 14,
1965.
1965.
CHANGES IN SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MR. BOYCE HENSON, AUDIO-VISUAL, FROM TEMPORARY PRINTER,
MULTILITH OPERATOR, SALARY §220.00 PER MONTH,
SALARY §1.25 PER HOUR, TO REGULAR
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
1965.
MRS. NITA KUTZ, SOUTHEAST, FROM CLERK, SALARY §240.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY, SALARY §290.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, I 965. MRS. JUANELL LEARD, ADULT INSTITUTE, FROM CLERK, SALARY §210.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY, SALARY §260.00 PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1965. MRS. MARCELLA GOWIN, STAR SPENCER SR. . F'H I-TIME SECRETARY, SALARY §265.00 PER MONTH, TO STAR ELEMENTARY, i DAY CLERK, SALARY §132.50, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 23, 1965.
CONT'D
2 , 1965 -
)|
MEETING OF AUGUST
J
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
MECHANIC
/■'
CALTON, ROBERT
ROOFER
RESIGNATIONS!
PARSONS, HAROLD
MECHANIC
T
YARDMAN
LANDSCAPER
BURNETT. RALPH
T
LEAVE OF ABSENCES RAINS, TONY
IV
SUPPLY ■DEPARTMENT RESIGNATION!
SAYLOR, OTTO
eff ecti ve DATE
6-30-65 6-30-65
7-15-65
7-20-65
6-30-65
PERSONNEL DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
7-12-65 LABORER
SALARY
1.25 HR.
7-1-65
NAME
SPYRES, PHILLIP
2.00 HR.
7-1-65
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
SWANSON, JOHN
1.25 HR.
■ MECHANIC.
LABORER
CARPENTER
TRAMMELL, JIM
7-20-65
6-28-65 MECHANIC 2.25 hr t
2.12 HR.
ORVIIIF
YOUNGBLOOD, JERRY
1 OONFYj
CONT'D
2 , 1965 MEETING OF AUGUST
—X
CM \ MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
PERSONNEL
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
KILMER, SAMMY
HUNTER, CHARLES
HUFF. JOHN F. JR.
HOBBS, JACK 0.
GOSS, MATTHEW
FULLER, PATRICK
FEATHERSTONE. ROCKLAND
CORBETT. STEVE
BLISS, WILLIAM
BAKER, ROBERT
1.25 HR.
1.25 hr
1.25 HR.
1.35 HR.
1.35 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR. ’ ‘ A
1.25 HR.
1.75 hr
.
1.25 HR.
7-8-65
7-8-65
7-12-65 LABORER
7-12-65 LABORER
7-13-65 LABORER
6-28-65 STEAMFITTER
7-14-65 LABORER
7-1-65
7-8-65
7-I2-65
7-1-65
ASSIGNMENT
MCMILLAN, RONALD
1.25 HR.
7-1-65
deg ree COLLEGE
MCNEELY, DANIEL
2.00 HR.
6-29-65 CARPENTER
SALARY
MASHORE, RONALD
2.00 HR.
7-2-65
NAME
MUSSELMAN. HOWARD
.
7-12-65 LABORER
TEMPORARY EMPLOYEES
PALMER, JAQURTHA
1.35 hr
.
7-8-65
LABORER
7-12-65 LABORER
LABORER
CARPENTER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
LABORER
6-29-65 PAINTER
LABORER
ROBERTSON. WILLIAM
1.35 hr
.
7-1-65
ROBINSON, JACK R.
1.25 hr
.
SCHLUCHTER. SAM
1.50 HR.
X SKINNER. CHARLES
0
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
RES^GNATIOlfi^ME
rniiPTMPV
eff ecti ve DATE
CAPITOL H0LL SR. # *i harma n
rai vim
NAME
SALARY
EMPLOYMENT
-
----------------------------------------------- —----APPROVED eff ecti ve DEGREE DATE EXP. COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT CAPITOL HILL SR. FLOORMAN
235. MO.
7-7-65
HOFFMAN. ALVIN
235.MO.
N.W. CLASSEN 7-20-65 FLOORMAN
POORE, HAROLD
235«M0e
PAPPANj
N.W. CLASSEN
-
WAI TPP
CULBREATH, CLARENCE
FLOORMAN
’7M 6*65
DUNCAN, TOMMY
SOUTHEAST FLOORMAN
6-30-65
GASWAY. LONNIE
ALL SCHOOLS WATCHMAN
7-8-65
GOSS, MATHEW
HARRISON A TIME FLOORMAN
7-15-65
HOLCOMB. HERMAN
58.75 mo
HARRISON 7-16-65 i TIME FLOORMAN
HILL. WILLIAM
FLOORMAN
6-30-65
KILLINGSWORTH, D.C.
235.MO.
N.W. CLASSEN 7-14-65 FLOORMAN
JOHNSON, CHARLEY
N.W. CLASSEN FIREMAN
7-30-65
RICHARDSON, LEONARD
CRESTON HILLS FLOORMAN
7-13-65
N.W. CLASSEN
WOODSON LAUNDRY
STEPHENS, FRED
TRUCK DRI VER—WASHMAI
6-30-65
7-1-65
7-0-65
250.MO.
WAKEFIELD. RUSSELL
SOUTHEAST FLOORMAN
WOODSON LAUNDRY TRUCK DRIVER-WASHMA
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)
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(tr oj cak -resi gned )
BURNS, WILLIAM T.
25O.MO.
WOODSON LAUNDRY 7-16-65 TRUCK DRIVER-WASHMAI
DONNELL, ROBERT
235.MO,
7-6-65
MOORE, SAMPSON
235.MO.
DUNJEE 7-14-65 FLOORMAN
SPIVEY, CHARLES
I95.MO.
7-8-65
ALL SCHOOLS WATCHMAN
MAXWELL, JOHN H.
235«MOa
7-6-65
FLOORMAN
GRANT
'
Fino RM AN
dece ase d : WOODSON SLAUGHTER, JAMES
FLOORMAN
6- 28-65
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
TRANSFERS NAME
(le
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(j ameson -tr
ferre
WOODSON
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ans fe rre d )
EFFECTIVE DATE
empl oym ent
NAME
SALARY
G0LLIHAR, ROBERT
235.MO.
MASON, GEORGE E.
235.MO.
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT ALL SCHOOLS
----- r g u.7
ie li ef
WOODSON -LOO RMAN
AUDIO VISUAL TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
BALDWIN, GEORGE E.
O’
I.25 HR.
flo or man
7-23-65 PRINTER
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT’D P-28
Personnel Recommended
CHANGES IN SALARY AND/oR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
SERVICE DEPARTMENTS
GEORGE BEAIRD, FLOORMAN AT CENTRAL, SALARY #250. PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT CENTRAL, SALARY $285. PER MONTH, JULY I, 1965.
EFFECTIVE
WILLIAM W. GARNER, FIREMAN AT CENTRAL, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EMERSON, SALARY #310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1965, CHESTER LUNNON, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT EMERSON, SALARY #280. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT PUTNAM HEIGHTS, SALARY #340, PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1965. BENTON J. NIECE, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HARMONY, SALARY $320. PER MONTH, TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN AT ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY #310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY 19, 1965.
JAMES QUINTON, FIREMAN AT WEBSTER, SALARY $265. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT DAVIS, SALARY #310. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1965. BERNLEY SIMMS, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT PUTNAM HEIGHTS, SALARY $320. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT HARDING, SALARY $400. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1965. FRED SMITH, HEAD CUSTODIAN AT DAVIS, SALARY #280. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT COLUMBUS, SALARY #340. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1965.
SAFETY DEPARTMENT: TONY POWELL, BUS DRIVER, SALARY #110. PER MONTH, TO ASSISTANT BUS SUPERVISOR FOR STAR SPENCER AND DUNJEE SCHOOLS, SALARY $3720. PER YEAR, EFFECTIVE JULY 16, 1965.
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENTS DONALD LEE CARROLL, LABORER,
SALARY #1.35 PER HR, TO #1.50 PER HR,
WENDELL DALE EDWARDS, LABORER, SALARY #1.35 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE JULY 26,
I965.
TO #) .50 PER HR, EFFECTIVE JULY 26,
1965.
LUCIOUS M. REINOLD, TEMPORARY LABORER, SALARY #1.35 PER HR, TO SWAMPER;' SA'L’4RYF$3IOOV PER YR, EFFECTIVE JULY 26,
HARRY ALLEN SIMPSON, TEMPORARY LABORER, SALARY #1.35 PER HR, TO #1.45 PER HR, EFFECTIVE JULY 26, JAMES M. TAYLOR, TEMPORARY PAINTER, SALARY $1.75 PER HR, TO $1.85 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE JUNE 28,
1965.
1965.
1965.
JIM W. WHITTINGTON, TEMPORARY PAINTER, SALARY $1.75 PER HR, TO $1.85 PER HR, EFFECTIVE JUNE 28,
1965.
SUPPLY DEPARTMENTS BOB WARREN DECKER, ASSISTANT FOREMAN, SALARY $3500.
NEAL HANEY, WAREHOUSEMAN, EFFECTIVE JULY 20, I 965.
R. #245 Personnel Approved
PER YR, TO FOREMAN, SALARY $4,000, PER YR, EFFECTIVE JULY I,
SALARY $3300. PER YR, TO PLASTERER IN THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, SALARY $3800. PER YR,
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges that the Board approve the personnel items listed above. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
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.)
i
AUGUST 2, 1965
1
S3 V ; = SSS(3'
iV
t
ITEM #1
.I':/
'
sSiWiSs^SS >3
9L<<
RATIFICATION- OF jnjLY 1965 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE .BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:-
■ 1965-66 GENERAL']FUND'
$
-$•-
1965-66 BUILDING' LEVY- FUND
'
.BOND FUND'
’
NYC S5-6024-38
j - ’ ■;
/
■
1.
•
NYC 3^-5-063600
.$
1.233.32
$
26.061.80
766.370.52 •
.$■<12,005;. 66..'
10'1 T3TTTT nT'Tr1904-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND . ■
33'v'-
98.35L.O5 -
$' 193.30?,. 50
- CAP -2.94-2 L964-651GENERAL wd
362.386.52
■
:$<■ 4.478.71
1965.
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
ITEM. #2 S . 1 AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR AUGUST 1965 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED .AMOUNTS: / RY
. 1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
500.000.00
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND BOND FUND
.
$.1.250.00
NYC S5-6024-38
$
35.000.00
$
12.000.00
CAP 294-2
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
WORK-STUDY-PROGRAM ITEM #3
..Luur .
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLSASPER^.TTACHED..ITEMIZEDLIST.APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT i 4i OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES. ■ : ' 'Nd WW<;
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 2,1965
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
16,824.05
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
82,448.05
1963-64 GENERAL FUND
$
1,600.80
1965-66 BUILDING^ LEVY FUND
$
2,687.28
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$ '
BOND FUND
$
34,199.86
259,861.67 3.340.79
NATIONAL YOUTH CORPS TOTAL
$
400,962.50
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
WILMA CAIN,. CLERK Miscellaneous,. Adm. Supt’s Office, Misc* Postage Pubs, for Curr. Library Titles for Dunee Buses
308.50
Board Action Fund Fund Fund . Fund Fund
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
6.00 4.00 20.00 5-00
. . 8/.75
43-75
FLOY J. CAMPBELL Travel Expense - Boston,- Mass. Public Relations Seminar
Board Action
166.28
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Operating; Expense
Board Action
IO4.OO
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
4,113.00
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC.. OF OKLA. Office Machines Office Machines FIRST NATIONAL- MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Equipment Rental
Agreement .Agreement Agreement
23.29 113.00
136.29 415.79
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
THE FLECK BEARING- COMPANY . Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Low
FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
526.80
G &• R EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
377.00
HOHMAN &. BROWN,. INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Eqpt. Rental Data Processing Eqpt. Rental
Board Action Board Action
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Land & Building Rental
Rental Agreement
565.00
T. C. MCCOURRY September Rent
Rental Agrement
125.00
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
304.69
NATL*. ASSOCIATION OF EDUC. BROADCASTERS General Instruction
Agreement
200.00
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Summer School
Publisher
243.27
OKLA. STATE SCHOOL BOARD ASSOC. INC. Misc. Expense
Agreement
,300.00
PORTLAND SANITARY. LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
55.00
ROBBY’S TWO WAY RADIO COMPANY Project Planning
Selected
20.00
DELBERT SCHAFER In. Service Training
Board Action
300.00
EVYLINE D. ■ SNELSON Travel Expense-Detroit, Mich. American Library Association
Board Action
98.58
9.60
24.50 120.50 7.632.00
7.752.50
60.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued) VASECO, INCORPORATED General Instruction
B-3
I I
-Low
. 34.50
1961-65 GENERAL FUND ACKERMAN ASSOCIATES,. INC. Instruc. Offices General Instruction
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH Storeroom Stock .Printing General Eqpt.- Repair' & . Supply Printing Manpower Manpower
i
Selected ;Selected
14.38
. Low . Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
82.80 11.35 8.80 3-85 4-95
23.71
121.00
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
AMERICAN BUTANE & PROPANE GAS COMPANY . Lawn Repair Lawn Repair
Low Low
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION CO. . Lawn Repair
Low
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY IND. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
AMERICAN. TECHNICAL SOCIETY Library & Textbooks
Publisher
161.06
AMES SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. - Equipment
Publisher
8.40
JIM ANGLE In Service Training
Board Action
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE General.Eqpt. Repair & Supply
618.00 16.00 12.00
28.00 10.99 6.00 24.90
12.96 .. 3.63
â– Low .
APCO OIL CORPORATION Manpower
Low
5.70
APPLETON-CENTURY-CROFTS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
8.20
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued) A & W VIOLIN;SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc.-Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. -Equipment
BIG- THREE WELDING EQUIPMENT General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair & General Eqpt. Repair & . Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & . General Eqpt.- Repair &•
CO..
Supply Supply Supply Supply
B-4
. Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
Board Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action Action
22.10 53*90 9-50 6.00 46.00
137.50
37.26 9.16 6.09 9.20 9.16 21.15
92.02
5.25 2.50
7.75
BILLS TEXACO General. Instruction General Instruction
.Selected Selected
R.„ K. BLACK,.. INCORPORATED Office Machines
Standard
545.00
. Standard
9*70
PAUL.BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Repair & Supplies
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
R... R. BOWKER COMPANY Library & Textbooks Library & Textbooks
Publisher Publisher
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. General Eqpt. Repair &. Supplies
FRANK BRAINARD In. Service Training
PAUL BRAWDY Lawn Repair & Supplies THE BRO-DART FOUNDATION Library & Textbooks
.JOHN A BROWN COMPANY Library & Textbooks General Instruction
.
2.00 6.79
8.79
6.00 38.15
44.15
. Standard
3.72
Board Action
38.40
■ Low
160.00
Publisher Low : Low
20.00 3*87 36.06
,39.93
BUREAU. OF PUBLICATIONS Library & Textbooks
Publisher
11.00
BURROUGHS CORPORATION .Miscellaneous
Standard
65.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
19.64-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
WILMA CAIN, CLERK General Instruction Vehicles - Heavy Duty General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
: Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
.40 5.5O 5.55
.11.45
CAMPBELL GLASS &. MIRROR COMPANY . Repair to Instruc.-• Equipment
Low
2.68
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing
Low
106.31
E. B. "JACK”- CASTLE General Instruction
Low
100.45
C & B AUTO PUMP COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair &• Supplies
Low Low
CENTRAL OKLA.. EQUIPMENT CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply
Standard
18.02
CHIANG SMALL. DUPLICATORS Library Supplies
Standard
389.70
THE CITADEL PRESS Adult. School Supplies
Publisher
1.45
CITY OF MIDWEST. CITY Water &. Sewerage
Utilities
62.36
CITY OF NICHOIS HUIS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
30.30
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. • General Instruction
Selected
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY . Repair to Instruc.- Equipment
Low
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION BOARD Library & Textbooks
Publisher
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY General .Eqpt.- Repair & Supplies General Instruction
Low Low
CONTINENTAL. OIL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
935.51
LLOYD COPENBARGER Lawn. Repair
Selected
11O..72
CORONET FILMS TV Rights
Board Action
402.50
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair, to Instruc... Equipment Repair to- Instruc.. Equipment
Standard Standard
7.80
-
27.30
7-50
’ 10.70 2.75
171.36 24.76
87.10
196.12
140.95
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
COX RADIO AND SOUND Electronics Supplies Repair to Instruc., Equipment Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies
\
K'
Standard . Standard Standard Standard
8.60 3*15 26.25 21.68
59.68
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY . General Instruction General Eqpt Repair & Supply
Low . Low
51.10 59.52
110.62
DAILY LAW .JOURNAL-:. RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications . Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher . Publisher
18.60 35.60
DAVIS STORES, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
111.25 891.50
• Low
25-58
DEL MONTE Audio- Visual Materials
Publisher
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY : Title III
Board Action
409.50
DELORES DILLARD ■In.Service Training
Board.Action
16.20
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY / Repair, to Instruc. Eqpt. Office Machines
Board Action Board Action
• DOWLINGS,. INCORPORATED Library . DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Maintenance BILL DOYLE Office Machines Office Machines Audio Visual Materials
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc.. Eqpt.
2,177.05 27.50
•2,204.55
. 12.60
. Low
23.06
Standard Agreement Agreement Low .
Selected
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC.. OF OKLA. Office Machines Storeroom. Stock Storeroom. Stock
Agreement ■ Low ■ Low
ELECTRONICS SUPPLY COMPANY . ■ Repair■10 Instruc. - Eqpt. Title VIII
■ Low Low
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY General Instruction
/ Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY,. INC. Electronics -Supplies Electronics - Supplies Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low - Low Board Action Board Action
'ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS INC. TV Rights .
Board Action
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT ..CORP. TV Equipment Rental
2.50
8.25 55.36 12.50
76.11
-
30.48 47.23 463..OO 496.25
1,006.48
46.36 4.24
50.60 .
. 3*13 11.14 358.72 527.58
4.68
•900.57
. 1,018.00 ,14.65
Agreement
THE FLECK , BEARING COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair &Supplies Maintenance
Low • Low Selected
FOREST PRESS, INCORPORATED Library
■: Publisher
61.30
FRANKLIN'WATTS, INCORPORATED Library
. Publisher
7.92
FRANSON CORPORATION
2.-40 2.25 14.36
19.01
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
------ -
......... ........ ........ ...... . GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to InstrucEquipment
.GENERAL TRUCK INCORPORATED Maintenance
Standard
DR.. LONNIE GILLILAND Travel Exp.L Grossinger, N.Y. Amer. Driver & Traffic SafetyEducation Conference
Board Action
GINN AND . COMPANY . Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials GOODHEART-WILLCOX COMPANY . Library GRAHAM.PAPER COMPANY . Storeroom Stock
—
j
L
3.60
333.44
6.15 -.6.15
Publisher
12.30
22.08
■ 157.20
GREENLAWN CSASS NURSERIES Lawn. Repair
Low
50.00
DON HANSEN In Service Training
Board Action
12.96
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. - Library
. Publisher
HART INDUSTRIAL. SUPPLY COMPANY Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment ■ Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt.'Repair & Supply Furniture Repair Materials General Eqpt. Repair &.Supply Audio' Visual Materials General Instruction General.Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Low Low - Low - Low Low . Low Low :. Lpw .. Low Board:Action
51.46 22.55 5.00 7.50 10.20 2.00 24*40 6.00 11.63 1.02 122.03 1.00 46.30 -
259.63
58.75
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY . Library
; Publisher
HENRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY . Lawn; Repair
Standard
3.10
HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. . Library
Publisher
8.07
■ HOOVER. EQUIPMENT .COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair HOUSE OF CLAY . Repair, to Instruc.Equipment
■HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Audio Visual Materials . HENRY HURT . Travel Expense —Denver, Colo. Monoflex School
-
. Publisher Publisher
69.75
- Low
HAUN’S SPORTING. GOODS Storeroom, Stock
i
\^Low
125.12
: Standard
10.80
Standard
10.40
■Publisher
10.00
Board Action
90.78
INDUSTRIAL. ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE,INC. General Eqpt. Repair
Selected
17.20
INGRAHAM ELECTRIC COMPANY General.Eqpt. Repair
Low
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Data Processing Data'Processing ■ Data Processing
. .■ INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER . COMPANY ; ' General.Eqpt. Repair
Low Low . Rental Agreement ..Agreement , Standard
4.90
63.34 868.05 96.59 274.88
1,302.86
8.50
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
B~9
.JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS . Electronics --Supplies
Low
JONES-TV-RADIO Electronics- Supplies
Selected
J &. R SUPPLY . General General General
Low Low Low
COMPANY Ecpt.- Repair & Supply EqptRepair &• Supply Eqpt. - Repair & Supply
KAMEN' WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Custodial. Supplies Storeroom Stock
104.18
2.08
Low Board. Action
. 2.84 . 2.19 2.67
7.70
99.00 514.80
613.80
- KEETON INDUSTRIES General Instruction
Low
33.21
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction
Low
,11.28
KINDER KOLLEGE In: Service Training
Board Action
• LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Ingtrue., Equipment Repair to Instruc., Equipment . Repair to Instruc., Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
2,891.00
Selected Selected Selected Selected
34.70 7.90 10.00
,58.10
HAROLD LINDNER Storeroom. Stock
Board. Action
J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
28.88
LITTLE BROWN. & COMPANY Library
Publisher
3.31
Publisher
4-. 02
■
65.00
MACMILLAN COMPANY ' ■
/Library MCCALL CORPORATION .Audio Visual.1 Materials Audio' Visual Materials
Publisher Publisher
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
. MCGRAW-HILL PUBLICATIONS Project-Planning
MCKESSON; & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial. Supplies Custodial Supplies
24.OO 15.00
66.17
Publisher Low Low
39.00
3.00
. 20.25 20.25
u
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D .................................
........... ..... -................................ ..... ..............................
.... -.................................................. ...
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MCKESSON &. ROBBINS,. INC. (continued) Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Lawn. Repair &. Supplies Custodial Supplies
L- .
L i
B-10
Low. Low Low Low
6.65 15.00 134.10 45.00
241.25
MCKNIGHT & MCKNIGHT PUB. COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
.Publisher
35.60
G & C MERRIAM COMPANY Library
■ Publisher
85.15
CHARLES E. MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Library Library
.- Publisher Publisher
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water &. Sewerage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies Repair to IpstrucEquipment Repair to Instruc.. Equipment
Low Low Standard . Standard
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY -. Electronics - Supplies
.Selected
• MILLSAP’S Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair -Repair Repair - Repair
to toto to to to to to
Instruc.- Equipment Instruc.. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc., Equipment Instruc.-Equipment Instruct Equipment Instruc... Equipment Instruc., Equipment
Selected Selected Selected ... Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
;
.JIM. MIZE In, Service Training MONROE INTERNATIONAL,. INC. Office Machines
Board Action . Standard
7.40
—^2°
12.30 188.30
36.92 - 71.28 7.76 .29.20
.145.16
12.29 8.50 15.00 6.50 25.50 41.00 85.00 .3.50 9.50
194.50
19.44 1.50
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book" Rebinding
Board Action
NAT’L ASSOC., OF EDUC. BROADCASTERS General Instruction
Agreement
200.00
. Publisher
18.00
NAT’L. AUDIO-VISUAL ASSOC. INC. Audio Visual Materials
2.50
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
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1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
NATIONAL DAIRY. COUNCIL Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
4.00
NEBRASKA COUNCIL OF .TEACHERS OF ENG. . Library
Publisher
3.50
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
27.25
0. K. , STAMP &. SEAL COMPANY Instructional Offices
Selected
3-45
OKLA. BINDERY COMPANY,.. INC. Printing
Low
73.50
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Manpower
Agreement
19.08
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
7,607.53
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY ■ General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY ..Electricity
Utilities
26,762.16
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
2,822.23
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Summer School
Publisher
279.02
OKLAHOMA SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION, INC. . Summer School
Selected
441.00
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom; Stock Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Standard
OKLAHOMA STATE SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOC. Board Member' Expense
Publisher
6.00
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION , Manpower
Standard
8.40
PHILCO CORPORATION-TECHREP DIVISION . Title VIE
Standard
11.20
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Postage
Standard
8.50
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY - General. Eqpt.- Repair & Supply General Eqpt.. Repair &• Supply
Low Low
27.38 13.14
989.00
... ArLQ.
. 1.17 37.44
40.52
993,50
38.61
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
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1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
JACK POE In. Service Training
Board Action
73-44
i
PRENTICE-HALL,. INCORPORATED Library
Board Action
. 1,971.84
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PRIME PETROLEUM. PRODUCTS, INC. Vehicles.-Regular
Low
76.25
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
13.29
RADIO INCORPORATED Electronic Supplies Electronic Supplies
Board Action Board Action
RAMBLER .VILLAGE, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
RECORDAK CORPORATION Data Processing
Standard
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. . Lawn Repair &■ Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard Standard Standard
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
DUB RICHARDSON FORD,. INC. General Instruction
Agreement
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Board Action Low
44.00 27.00
' 71.00 .
■
16.65 36.20
17.31 65.95 -2^3.
86.19 1,595.99
19.17 .
5,694.00
6,131.03
■„...437»Q3
.
W. B. SAUNDERS COMPANY Adult, School Supplies
Publisher
13.17
SCARECROW PRESS INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
8.50
DELBERT SCHAFER In Service Training
Board Action
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY ■ General. Instruction
Agreement '
SCOTT FORESMAN & COMPANY , Library
Publisher
33.60
E. C. SEALE & COMPANY,. INC. . Library
Publisher
54.00
•
150.00
207.51
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B-13
S.E.Bo PAINT & VARNISH MFG. CO. . Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY; COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General.Eqpt. Repair &.Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc.. Equipment
Selected Selected
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON . General Instruction
Agreement
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY . General Eqpt.' Repair & Supplies
Low
SHOREWOOD REPRODUCTIONS, INC. Audio Visual Materials
4,620.00 23.64 . 28.44 297.15
349.23
11.50 56.57
68.07
.26.15 51.75
. Publisher
52.00
SWSCN-HORTON, INC. General Instruction General; Instruction .
Agreement Agreement
SKILL CORPORATION . General Eqpt. Repair & Eqpt.
Standard
15.55
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION . General Instruction
Low
12.07
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INC. . Filter Expense
Board Action
SOUTHERN- WHOLESALE SPORTING.SUPPLIES Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,550.00
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
2,175.76
SOUTHWESTERN . SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance
Standard
58.48
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT . Water & Sewerage
Utilities
19.20
TOWN OF SPENCER Miscellaneous
Standard
STAR ENGRAVING . COMPANY Manpower Commencement . Expense
Board Action Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY . General Instruction General. Instruction
; Selected Selected
44.29 11.09
55.38
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379.05
IO5.OO
56.80
. 3.19x74 11.35
-2*30
407.54
13-65
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
jBills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
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STATE BOARD OF EDUC. RICHMOND, VA. TV. Rights
Publisher
BILL STORY FIRE &. SAFETY COMPANY . Fire Extinguisher
Board Action
SUN. ELECTRIC CORPORATION . General Instruction TECNIFAX.CORPORATION . General Instruction
TEXACO INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
: Low
2.00
j
13.90
ii
44.80.
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76.55
1
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Low
124.10
. THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Audio Visual Materials LibraryRe pair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Business Office Purchasing. Office Project Planning Project Planning
Low Low ■ Low Low Low Low . Low . Low
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY . Laundry Expense
Low
THOMPSON. SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY . Library Library Library ■ Library
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronic Supplies
Low
18.45
UARCO INCORPORATED Business Office
Low
51.00
UNITED WORLD FILMS, INC. Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
45.00
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA PRESS Library
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21.36 lfc.83 162.06 12.00 36.76 6.82 16.92 18.42
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290.17
69.53 11.70 820.00 110.64 26.40
968.74 ■
31.90 96.64
128.54
v. . Publisher
2.20
UNIVERSITY; OF ILLINOIS PRESS Library
Publisher
5.00
VARITYPER CORPORATION Office Machines ■
Agreement
11.96
VASECO,. INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Low
352.70
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V
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-6$ GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
VE-PED TRAFFIC CONTROLS, INC General Instruction
Low
27.00
VISUAL AIDS STUDIO Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
33.00
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Project Planning
Selected
7.25
HERBERT WEBB COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Manpower Printing Printing
Selected Low Low
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE,INC. . Laundry Expense
Agreement
30.32
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Telegraph
Utilities
9-90
WHEELER &. STUCKEY PRESCRIPTION SHOPS Health Dept. Supplies
Selected
3.80
WOODS LABORATORIES, INC. General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Selected
17.10
PAT WILLIAMS In Service Training
Board Action
16.20
YOUNGBLOOD MACHINE &--WELDING General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY- COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair &• Supply
Low
345.90 7-32 433.74 32.41
8.00 6.00
473-47
14.00 54-07
1963-64 GENERAL FUND GIL-MOR CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,600.80
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORP. Materials - Other Repairs
Low Low
- Standard
■ 79.10 135.00
1 _j
214.10
13.26
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
COOK PAINT & VARNISH. COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
B-16
Board Action
88.00
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY - Materials - Other Repairs
Low
39.61
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Equipment for Instruction
s
313.50
. Standard
395.00
THE FLECK . BEARING COMPANY . Materials - Other Repairs
Low
132.03
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
315.OO
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Other Repairs
Low
23.55
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Materials. - Other Repairs
Low
45.88
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
8-93
MOBIL OIL. COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
911*30
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
24.02
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs Equipment for Instruction
' Low , Low
63.00 100.10
163.10
1964-6'5 BUILDING LEVY. FUND ABERNATHY/TRIM SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
A.J.’s EQUIPMENT SALES &. SERVICE Materials - Buildings
Standard
54-78
ALLIED PAINT COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
Board Action
62.40
AMERICAN. MARBLE TILE & TERRAZZO CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
32.50
AMSPRO PRODUCTS,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
. Selected Selected
5.40
497.80 497.80
.995.60
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1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-17
BRAUNLICH EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment-Vocational
Board Action
18.95
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY. COMPANY . Materials-Buildings
Low
25.59
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings
Low Low
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
365.48
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
Board Action
303.36
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
423.56
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
. Low Letter Bid Low
184.00 238.40
36.00 . 270.00
306.00
?
559.42
422.40
THE DENMAN COMPANY,, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildipgs
Low
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
420.00 9.00 65.64
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
27.60 132.00
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials-Buildings
Low
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
THE FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
F. E. GEORGIA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
28.20
GRAYBAR- ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. ; Materials - Buildings
Board Action
2,327.27
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY ■ Materials - Buildings Equipment for Ipstruction Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Low Low Low
6.48
159.60 37.00
.
. 182.00
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2.11
9.50 23.28 46.18
463.21
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
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1964-65 .BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-18
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
HOHMANN & BROWN, INCORPORATED Vocational Equipment
Low
HOLMES & TORBETT, INCORPORATED Equipment.-'Vocational
Board-Action
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
21.30 96.80
118.10
34.00 1,292.50 11.90 143.00,
154.90
.KEETON- INDUSTRIES,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
' Low
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY , Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
MCALISTER MATERIALS,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings . Materials. - Buildings Equipment. - Vocational Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action -
MURPHY & PERKINS READY-MIXED CONCRETE Materials - Buildings
Board Action
NATIONAL CASEIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
NORMAN- PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY 'Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings - Materials - Buildings
Low Low Beard Action
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ..Part Pmt. of Est. #5, Oakridge S ch.
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY, SCENIC COMPANY Replace Stage Settings Replace Stage Settings Replace Stage Settings
Low Low Low
142160,
1,062.10
Low Low Low
104.55 111.13 10.61
,226.29
PITTSBURGH-PLATE Materials Materials. Materials -
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
17.90 31.00 344.40
2^6
1,313.66
- 1,264.29 .31.11 57.50 .95.15 11.68 117.45 406.70
719.59
88.15 140.00 356.52 70.18 622.88
, 1,049.58 14,808.00
245.50 467.00
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
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1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-19
. RENT IT COMPANY,. INC. . Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
. SEVERIN.; SUPPLY. Materials Materials. Equipment
Low Low Low
COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Vocational
6O5.5O 11.40 ,3.24 82.70
97.34
S & H SHADE COMPANY, IN.C. Materials. - Buildings
Low
. 24.91
. S & J SUPPLY COMPANY . .Materials .- Buildings
• Low
. 244.70
Low
91.00
Low
167.18
. STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY . Materials - Buildings STEEL SUPPLY. COMPANY Materials - Buildings
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLYCOMPANY Equipment for. Administration ■Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low ■ Low Board Action
THUNDERBIRD SALES COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
■ Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Materials - Buildings Materials. - Buildings
■ Low Low
TURNBULL & MILLS,. INCORPORATED Est. #5, Arch. Fee - Oakridge
Board Action
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY ■Materials - Buildings Materials- Buildings
Board Action Board Action
120.00 ,312.80
73^00.
1,167.80
58.00 16.00 80.00
96.00 841.75
1,402.93 261.30
1,664.23
BOND FUND BELLE ISLE PLUMBING & HEATING COND. CO. Est. #1 - Equipment
Board Action
24,390.00
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #5 - Bldg. -Eisenhower
Board Action
141.210.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment -Vocational
Board Aption
,390.00
DOWLING INCORPORATED Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
. 4,362.05
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0
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS OF OKLAHOMA Equipment - Technical. School
B-20
5 Board Action
■ 35-10
Board Action
7,000.00
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY . Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
700.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY; COMPANY Equipment -Vocational
Board Action
624.50
HEATH COMPANY - Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
936.84
HUDGINS, THOMPSON BALL & ASSOC. Est. #5 - Arch. Fee - Eisenhower
Board Action
2,824.20
INDEPENDENT SUPPLY COMPANY . Equipment - Technical School i
Board Action
249.08
HARRY JOHNSON Attorney Fees
Board Action
5,000.00
JONES RESTAURANT EQPT. COMPANY . Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
688.69
KINSER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY •Est. #9 - Final -Madison
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board.Action
2,.015.21
MINTON MACHINERY. COMPANY -Equipment.-'Vocational
Board.Action
89.58
. ELECTRONIC DICTATION; SYSTEMS Vocational Equipment
'
\
Board Action Board Action
.NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - Part Pmt. of Est. #5, Oakridge'.Sch.
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING. COMPANY .■ Legal Publications
1,000.00
■
MOORE AUTO SUPPLY Equipment - Vocational . Equipment. - Vocational
- OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY . Equipment - Oakridge
■
1,238.47 3.905.51
41,309.00 -
Board Action
Board.Action Board.Action
SNAP ON TOOLS CORPORATION Equipment.-'Vocational
Board Action
2,194.50 190.80
; Publisher
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY .Equipment - Technical School . Equipment - Vocational School
5,143.98
3,084.22 15.390.99
18,475.21
1,032.93
NATIONAL YOUTH CORPS
B-21
G. L. BUFORD Mileage
Reimbursement
30.48
W. C. BUSEY Mileage
Reimbursement
24.32
OTIS E. DULAN .Mileage
Reimbursement
18.80
WESLEY W. KIRK Mileage
Reimbursement
. 8.00
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Contract
/
3,234.07
; OSCAR E.-RICE Mileage
Reimbursement
7.68
DALE STORY Mileage
Reimbursement
■ 17.44
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SPECIALS PAID DURING.MONTH OF JULY,1965186,854.40
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
ORIA ANDERSON
Board Action
700.00
Board Action
. 1,153.50
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4
Board Action
15,000.00
OKLAHOMA HARDWARE COMPANY
Board Action
300.00
•DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
R. #246 Bills and Payrolls Approved
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A motion was made hy Mr. Lott and seconded Uy Mr. Bridges that the Board ratify the July payrolls, authorize issuing the August payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills in the amount of $400,962.50 as recommended. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #24-7 It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve adjustment of the lease agreement with T. C. McCourry from $125-00 per month to $150.00 per month to rent additional Adjustment in space (464 square feet) in a building presently leased for classroom space located at Agreement J.Marshall Shoj 9216 N. Western. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. R. #248 Lease Warehouse Building
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to confirm agreements for lease of |f a warehouse and storage building at 116-118 East Sheridan Avenue, Oklahoma City, for $300. OOj It per month beginning August 1, 1965. All members present voted "Aye on roll call.
R. #249 Resolution for Deposit G.Fund
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to adopt a resolution directing that all funds herewith received by the School District which are proceeds from the sale of property, proceeds from the sale of oil and gas royalties or leases and bonuses in connectioln therewith, and proceeds from rental of buildings when rental is of a permanent nature shall I be deposited in the General Fund of the School District. The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #250 Easement to City-Storm Sewer-Garfield
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to grant an easement to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating a storm sewer on the following property:
A strip of land beginning at a point 398 feet West of the Northeast corner of the South Half of the Southeast Quarter (S 1/2 - SE 1/4) of Section 13, Township 11 North, Range 4 West of the Indian Meridian; thence South 06°27'56" West 357.21 feet along the existing property line; thence West along the property line 25 feet; thence North O5°O7'34" East to a point on the North line of said property; thence East 33-35 feet to a point or place of beginning.
The area requested is along the east side of Garfield Elementary School site. The easement has been approved as to form by the Board's attorney. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #251 A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of Voc. & Ind.Arts vocational and industrial arts supplies for use by all schools from the following com; Supplies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Mideke Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Minton Machinery Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Severin Supply Company A & E Equipment Company Service Supply Inc. Hooper Supply Company Thompson Book & Supply Company Triangle School Equipment Company Midwest Shop Supplies Eugene Dietzgen Company Pittsburgh Place Glass Company The Lincoln Electric Company KP-Supply Company, Inc. Tollie's Auto Supply
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A. roll call.
$ 2,730.31 913-88 1,551.80 2,347.00 1,871.38 173.52 1,020.18 234.72 3,901.32 678.24 321.56 229.20 436.56 262.50 229.44 93.60
$16,995-21 All members present voted "Aye" on
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R. #251 Continued
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of tests iand test materials for use by all schools from the following companies:
$ 1,730.00 3,112-73 2,231.20 636.OO
California Test Bureau Harcourt, Brace & World Cooperative Test Division Psychological Corporation
Ir .
#252 ?Tests & Test {Materials______
$ 7,709.93
Total These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: G 240-B *G 312-A3
$ 4,842.73 2,867.20
*These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title V.
Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #253 Science Sup. Purchased
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of science supplies for use by all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: $
Science Kit, Inc. The Refinery Supply Company W. H. Curtin and Company Stansi Scientific Company The Welch Scientific Company Doenges Supply LaPine Scientific Company Misco Biological, Inc.
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A. roll call.
902.40 194.65 440.92 10.00 855-30 7^-00 35-00 169.86
$-2,682.13
All members present voted "Aye" on
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of building R. #254 materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted Building Mtls. submitted the low quotations: {Purchased
$ 2,188.13 110.08 1,250.00 745.50 1,280.00 732.96
Steel Supply Company Morgensen Lumber Company Southwest Terrazzo, Inc. Hart Industrial Supply Company Kilpatrick Brothers McAlister Materials, Inc.
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. roll call.
$ 6,306.67
All members present voted "Aye" on
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I. #255 Dextbooks Purchased
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of textbooks for use by all schools from the following companies:
Oklahoma School Book Depository D. C. Heath and Company McGraw-Hill Book Company Thompson School Book Depository Laidlaw Brothers Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., Inc. American Book Company Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. L. W. Singer Company, Inc. Yale University Press Allyn and Bacon, Inc. W. H. Freeman & Company Harcourt, Brace & World Lone Star School Book Depository
$ 3,656.14 12,486.31 655.51 13,061.26 1,700.22 968.00 822.51 2,885.06 2,395.60 639.^5 649-77 999.00 10,623.70 ' 3,382.74
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 220. roll call. #256 lovable Walls Purchased
$5M25.27
All members present voted "Aye" on
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of movable walls and partitions for use at Central High School and Truman Elementary School from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 2,563.00 1,994.00
E. F. Hauserman Company Murray R. Womble Company
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. voted "Aye."
#257 Printed Forms Approved
$ 4,557-00
On roll call, all members present
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of printed forms for use by Data Processing Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice: Standard Register IBM Corporation Moore Business Forms, Inc.
$
986.60 2,038.52 2,874.47
$ 5,899.59
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-J2. present voting "Aye" on roll call.
Motion carried with all members
#258 A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to authorize the validation of laterials and/ agreements with the following companies for various materials and/or services for the >r Services 1965-66 school year: 55-66 School Yr Continental Oil Company Gasoline-Buses Cook.Electric Supply Fluorescent and Incandescent Lamps Star Electric Supply Company Fluorescent and Incandescent Lamps Big Three Industrial Gas & Equip. Co. Oxygen and Acetylene The Dolese Company Concrete and Limestone Products Makins Concrete Company Limestone Products Sand Products, Inc. Sand Products Davidson & Case Lumber Company Cement and Plastering Products Bill Story Fire and Safety Company Fire Extinguishers, Checking, Recharging, and Maintaining Southern Air Filter Cleaning & Repairing Air Filters American Air Filter Company, Inc. Filter Media Burroughs Corporation Posting Machines & Key Driven Calculators Thompson School Book Depository Textbooks Oklahoma School Book Depository Textbooks (Continued)
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
Linen Service Oklahoma City Linen Service Capitol Towel & Linen Service, Inc. Laundry Service Poultry and Eggs Lieberman Produce Company Poultry Minick-Hudson Poultry, Inc. Candies Consolidated Wholesale Company Armored Car Transportation Services Oklahoma Armored Car, Inc. Potato and Corn Chip Produces Kings Red Seal Company Mead's Foods, Inc. Bakery Products• Getz Exterminators, Inc. Pest Control & Exterminating Ice Cream Products Gilt Edge Farms Meadow Gold Ice Cream Ice Cream Products Milk and Milk Products Townley's Dairy Company Milk and Milk Products Cooper Farms Milk and Milk Products Fairmont Foods Company Coffee, Tea and Condiments Cain's Coffee Company Tyler & Simpson Company Coffee, Tea and Condiments Inc.Coffee, Tea and Condiments Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply, Coffee, Capitol Frosted Foods Tea and Condiments Crackers Sunshine Biscuits, Inc. Crackers Wortz Biscuit Company
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. ip~’ *' _ < '(46907 b (46224A) a <«711.4X) • * NOTICE FOR QUOTATIONS NOTICE 'EOft QfJOTATIONS ffiCJ&*EOR»-QUOTATfONS‘ ■I NOTICE, lion QUOTATIONS v ill be received bv, SEALLD ' QJJ01A IONS wilj..bei QUO’1 Al’iS^'v Ai^FTl4 1nTi’’,HTAwrT*a\Tt ffrll VUU1A11UH9 V 111 UC of TtGClVeU DV 3wT»<s-ftw n T’ A<.rT«n\Tc A*. 11 vcd'lf^qM? "HninV ’nfVdn.Af.™ the B^ard of Education Indepohdreceived bv tqe Bo. d u 01 u, Education x.uuuauuu , . „ - , — ent Sch001 District,nt 1-89. Oklatu |il Schobl Distnct niunnt to o f uibiucu^ a -oj , uKianoma oi 1 1independent ma^penuent c.^ ila S9,1 u». th «■ * scnoM 6 *’ Oklanoma % p f Boaid 4 Ls< t of e. I rE> lUbDGnGPnr^-bmOOlrt.Dlbri mintv nb-lnhcins^ +1» r mma n %wXm ICt J89| tnn Countv,, Oklahoma, at thea nff office of Oklahoma QountV at the I ipendcnb necififrMP.mHn- lfe ,uDJ,r,?ct<,r °f , Purchasing, 900 I oinee of thelDiuun ot Puicha - hmm Coumv "Ct 111, uKiatiiMna Oklanoma1 i ••< ' <ot ’t*• th .if PW&flKil ni hW North Klein,Oklahoma^Citv, Okla- lllfei Ing 9uo kljlin, OkUnoma||*>< ihr Jhi no do^of Pui^W NSlNlU.ltV6ILO VzJLA, UrUtt' > AJ North lUllll Fk. w 1,1 Du Kltfitifl- 01 lahoma aswiwts AK1NSU, -m»l A «A V s « Ol*kl iMotll? 2 00 PM,|'|900 Nj.tli Kkiru" * ■ okl iHiitii? J‘i homa, until 2:09 2:00 P. M.C.$:r., M.C.$:f., Mon- LCitj, OkijnoM, OlJanorifa, until u PM, W .................................................................. IS) , uni il ;2;00 ,P. AI nn P.< i> M.'C hi * *• day," June 28,-19051 28,-I965;’1 for furnishnlg CS.T. Monday:, Jul Jul , 12, 12,.. 1965, foil OklVhuma 1 Oklahoma u,(Jl.'2.Q0 u,Ml'2. , July, 29, 1965, fol ■•FIsUOR * ‘ iVFAitflftir* Il ,1<I *>H 41 iiWoniiftv JuiV 2(1, ’ lidl, ftn'ffini?ft® ’ E SGbNT'AND INCANnpA1 virnishlnir ‘ I. fnlln. I I I *> I I i > IN X I I s I 1 CENT LAMPS , foi all Oklahoma ' • - Equipment, ,. (l)\.Ca retiiia i for ing -‘CI LWING-AND-.RLPATRINU' LWING-AND-.RLPATRINU'; tu.c-and lllav'giound AIR l-'lLfERA 'V'D.'&tWlkHI.Wl 'V'D.-fitWlkHLW Clty-lPubli’c Schools;' OklahomavCity, Vai lolls Senpais dlles foi. All Schools, Oklahoma. p ’ IrWK^jSklah^iaffli; ' , 'IROILOMM V rFRfAL*' MM M MV rFRAAL* '“idt'^aiK'l rJi'^ailf it”, Oklahoma 'Schools Ukl.homi Cit’ OklaliprflE At-2 00 P. M. or soon thereafter — (JI Oxvgfn "on 1 Acelvlene, pklaliprfj? 11 w>«5 ireMojsStafsSp’enceria, of the same 'day a public opening of for lull Schools, 01 lahoma City,At 2:00 P M. “01 s >011 ’IIil u TK.U| School, 'Oklahoma all quotations-received>Hy the" Boaid Oklahoma kiqlipma , -oj, - lOP’lhc s unc dav . pilhho'"opt.hiri' r, of Education’will t ,(3> \Coneie,te .Coneiet Sai lrtend,Lime‘oi all quo: turns icciiv't* x H 'stoijf ^Products,,,]iprdAll'Schools, >f ,tfieiBitid > it fdui iti n will* mu • r<. -i quotat * Oklahoma^ df rue-" OilalpmaSS b in <Ho'Ohici 1 If*' 01,1c rnc-* Diieb'cotiDftdJtr' ’*'bfll fo'n’o Attf2 or iqonXthereaftei Pufohaslhg Vnv^quot itiuli . , J-i,ci LlVedl ae ,rcti a'- publiLwogeJujig, r .attLi p\l nli?l,'3da d'Ofi ittci'«l 00 P M on dp nlnj>3lu (quotations Ji eeived "Aby,t tne ti IquOiJtion vlill'be <i‘ftuinoa‘|f'’Kiq on the 'preparei 'if ivllFbe JikldL' ■.ill"' ■-Rronosfilf (blanks,, plans -andjkspepifirgptp),..ot'*iP,u. .apd/or ’descilption pf*mat?ieceivj 8! lU°Ri^l®cei«g<f nd/or services » desired, are re. availably at$the.offke.pf,,tl|e'D.ireci All f°Th°e;Wda6n£ducati6n;iin sSme on' th? •pfi-rthc. Director- of. Pinblfabcases,\employs- ton*sake* of-brevity P-iopo^alJ blanla aic-gvailableJiiSthe ’m (1); •c^HteieJ' fie'a^of.i c §rtain brand'nhm$b And'’humbbrs oineesof-the Dhcctoijot 1411 chailjijg-^hajgcsp irfHjdt1 oft* detailed**1’ specifications.. k Quu^plfem (b)-duiyered frqg*ot am bi and n Supi>b, Dept J Vendors are to quote on these items all'irejght and handling charges icus of detliled ' spci Sg'Er, V21% 4--* ,J>n , t -Cahitoinia, Okla-or ofi their equivalent *" 1 ' afccordmg to^guner^l conditions < I cWi c ‘ri 1 e to,'qud'td on‘ ti •tdnpm^Jik’ Oklahoma j * t .. k Quote-all prices delivered free-of puote'Jtem (zjvdalneied ftcc $Aall oif"'mvthen' equivalent ,u . '.Sy rep (2)idblncrud free of all 1 all/freight and handling chaigeb to. Jjejghi .andi handlihg cnarg ,J 1 j eight ‘.arts!-, handling cnargesifta fiuoi ill pne - dch uifd fice-Of.1 „ t ,and handling chaiges .to Iwarehofise, 19 Nbrth'Ellison. Okla-L AI1 Oklahoma Oklahoma. City Citj (Public JPublit Schools' St ,iall freight ind Inndli u'fliaiLds 1141 ,C| iklaj 1 All Jj^i-High School | fiomSz City, r Oklahoma .. t* | having Xocitlonal w «.,« **u« Turning,SliBpSf h u iimu ^uu uf o , | loutllned 111 C.enei I Conditions. ,.-J ."cf a m, '&■ p Spinier. it ,i Oklaam e Board of j-ducatlon an d Boaid >F'£-183nth Road, and Boai d of Education Education ' Mgm-. Mam. I ~ pie Education of Indc-i 1 Inc B ird ot Ldu< atio ’ P Inclc-1 ,s>; nAnriAnh School ■^rhnni District TiRirtat 1-89, I aft, Oklami- 1■ tananc^ Snup 211 East (^c'llfornia, pendent School 1’pendent, District 'Volilfi; I horna County, County, Oklahoma Oklahoma is is underunder-no QI lahoma Cik OkUhomi i 30016*0^ Education-of Indc- homa no 1I 1110m i Cpunlv, Oklahoma, fto otdjgatior l^SehooP Dispict 189 Okla- obligation to accept anv quotation ¥ .Quote Tteni ($) deli*end fice of all oblig it ion to ■’ccept jm, — Is j - submitted - L-u.: i as . a . 1 freight and hnndling^chaige to '’oumv, Oklahoma is undet This quotation Olis quotation »f n'sSlftf •^lon jo accept any quoti legal offer and m hen accepted Jr All Oklahoma’ Cirt Public Schoolk . legpl -otfei, »dqd»^ hdn^a oi'fob vendor s plant as mdicat Ihlie Bi nd of Eduiatinn 1 the Board of Education constitutes is 'fluptati^n is-Submiltitl a a 1 a firm contract ed m piopQsal I \" " . Tncs Boaid oi Education of 'th a fit tn conti act v tum/hccepted by I THOMAS J SMITH Director of THOMAS J. S\HT try Schdol 1-89,I Okla* qf'Fduealfon constitutes Purchasing, A ui VllU’nit,, Boaid UUU1U Ut ot Educa EUUUG .dependent * — , , Dibtuct *• ** ■* ** Duocfor "bf Purcha I , n tion of Independent .-a „.as_, tfact , School hftnv* Qounty 01 lahoma is under "Rflaid of Etfuc’Alidftl .w, obligation to accept an> quota J < Sjmth Dlipctoi 1 r. Di5tnct'*I-89,uOklahoma District1 *1-89;-Oklahoma Coun-i CounIn lip nd ^nt Schifhl sruiehasing Boaid of Dilutv ty', Oklahoma Oklahoma, 000 900 North Kirin Klein, 1 “Op ti 1 t r M) oil *hoffia ’ CW tion'of’Independent $L*hool whiguioiua * Cltv uiv,, Oklahoma uKiauuina ,, This - ,- {.quotation Is submitted as g Oklahoma t Okldhflm • 4oo Nortn if£&d ti et jI by 89 OKI O kl anoma 1 h om 1 (Published m The The Dail” Law Law Jour-1 Jour- 1 f^al J?paI. 'oftei, anti’when 'accepted bj kkin OklnhdmaiCit1 Oklahoma %0 Education constitutes "-'Oklahoma 909 Noilfel Noil|i| nil-Record, nql-Record, June 13, 15, 16,& 17, 1963) I1 1 the lhA Bor rd* of* '““'■•f™ LvuouiuLeo .tOklahoma'Citv •Walioma Citv’uOkhi ..Okln ’'II >• -v— ' ’w* ’> "* 5 ■ - j ,. a firm Gontrart contract i1 Iv rav^JouiVtlfr T*nv.» Uouity ** . -j ...... .............. —: a Thomas J Smith, Director, (Published 111 1 hr Dailv amip ,1?^# 9afly I aw Join I r'lhi.BA) . 1 ' of PurchasingfBoard ot Ldu- nal Rcund Juk lo 11< >UL r-'and 20, 1%3) NO UC1. I OR QUOTATIONS 'sbhool “blltHCt® V-ao" doW ---------------- -------fA^dLhDi(ho°I1?nlI1d0nf VatbL,rnCnl lmmTcounuToklahom^'900 XOIKL B\ 'Pl HI IO<lJON-.u L indi n u Tdi n ?d, ? /«? North Klein’ Oklahoma City, {, .(46821A)' SI Al ED " OUO'PA_MONSk,Willv*be, Af. ill p ? , l , 1 i01"1".?1 ' Oklahoma . ' , * ' T'z'ti ’QUOTATIONS rec ’ (veil b' the SlJtfaifi ..off Education QUOT^ riot’s jvillEbe O J hum c ju . i’ Oki ihrii’,1 1 u thi 1 (Published in T110 Dallv LawJourr of Independe'nT’ASclfSSl^aDlsFTict I^Hn’. ollJjr, EJii.ctonvpf Puie.,1 xsin’ nal-Record'June 29-and* *• tlfSfBo^rd -of lEdfication f'/Ace Oklahpm*a7iat( thp' l00 Non.li Mun oklm ma cu 0 ’30 onci Tu;v j, ,. t Oklahoma office of tne DiiTmtB&pMR " 1 horn 1 un' I 2 00 P * M C S 1 _ ________ 900, North 'Kleins ■®Klat€ Thin‘idav, ’July, ^2, |9b5, lor fmn. Ol-Ialioma? ■utfti®i2fOO--Pfl i hintt tin (u4loniiu , >ii Friday,. 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R. #259 Purchase of Teaching Aids
1965 - CONT'D
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Lott to approve the purchase of filmstrips charts, maps, globes, reference materials and other teaching aids for use by all schools from the following companies: These purchases are included on our NDEA Application, Title and are to be charged to Account G 240-B2. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. $ 1,446.94 Benefix Press Stanley Bowmar Company, Inc. 573.50 1,890.85 Motter Bookbinding Company 1,691.75 Collier Macmillan Library Service 1,875.80 Encyclopedia Britannica Press Finney Company 392.50 1,016.00 F. E. Compton 1,245.00 Americana Publishers 2,034.33 New Method Book Bindery, Inc. 1,075.85 Vaseco, Inc. 223.80 Marquis-Who's Who, Inc. 1,067.45 Science Research Association Thompson Book & Supply 2,397-99 Children's Press, Inc. 5,291.95 1,526.52 Spencer International Press, Inc. 1,174.42 Encyclopedia Britannica Films, Inc. 1,941.25 A. J. Nystrom & Company 478.20 The Jam Handy Organization Filmstrip House, Inc. 927-75 1,316.25 Field Enterprises Educational Corp. 280.80 Houghton Mifflin Company Thompson School Book Depository 5,077.05 6,629.74 Scott Foresman & Company 408.00 Rand McNally Company 611.95 National Council of Teachers of English Holt Rinehart & Winston 15,959.31 1,455.04 McGraw Text Films 445.50 McCormick Mathers Publishing Co. 2,344.74 The Macmillan Company 166.75 Lorraine Music Company 4oo.50 Ginn & Company Harper & Row, Publishers 732.80 4,771.80 D. C. Heath & Company 205.92 Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. 225.00 Hearne Brothers Fideler Company 855.70 1,900.07 Educational Record Sales 597.67 Educational Audio-Visual, Inc. Denoyer-Geppert Company 898.75 254.00 The George F. Cram Company 1,267.90 Grolier Society, Inc. Total
The following information was presented to the Board:
Information to the Board
(Carey Property )
(Food Service) R. #260 Athletic Eqpt. Approved
$75,076.79
The Board was advised by the Will Rogers Lions Club through their attorney, B. J. Brockett, that the Club is giving termination notice of their lease on the Carey School property. After discussion, the Board suggested to its attorney that a formal demand be made on the Lions Club for payment to the School District for expenses of returning the building to the condition of repair at the date of the original lease. Central Food Service Financial Report, July 1, 1964, through June 30, 1965, was presented as information to the Board.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of athleti equipment for use by Central, Classen and Star-Spencer High Schools from the following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: Keller Sports, Inc. Davis Sporting Goods Champion Knitwear Company, Inc. Buck's Sporting Goods, Inc. Herman's Sporting Goods Company Dunlap Sporting Goods, Inc. Southern Wholesale Sporting Supplies Haun's Sporting Goods Athletic Trainer Supply Company Dutch's Wholesale Athletic Equipment Co. Diamond Hardware & Sporting Goods Southwestern Athletic Mfg. Corp.
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These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B. roll call.
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51.48 108.00 257.70 1,601.10 1,205.20 71.40 539.80 652.75 691.37 383.54 42.90 103.80
$ 5,709-04 All .members present voted "Aye" on
MEETING OF AUGUST 2, 1965 - CONT'D
R. #260 Continued
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Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of building Sr . #261 materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted jBuilding Mtls. ^Approved_______ the low quotations: i
Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Cullen Lumber Company Severin Supply Company Triangle School Equipment Co. Acme Fence & Iron Company, Inc.
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Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #262 Transportation (Bus Routes)
It was moved by Mr Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to authorize validation of agreements for furnishing transportation services with the following:
Elliott M. Barnes Sooner School Buses Murray S. Butler School Bus Transportation Company, Inc
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approve the low bid of install a new roof at Eugene roll call. This bid was bids as tabulated below:
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R. #264Roof Repair Classen High
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by ^8?'. Lott to approve the low bid of Standard
Roofing Company in the amount of $29; ^-87.00 to install about 90% of roof deck at Classen High School. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (Bids received as tabulated above.)
R. #265 Roof Repair Creston Hills
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the low bid of Southwestern Roofing Company in the amount of $l,6U1.00 to install a portion of roof at Creston Hills (Bids received as \ Elementary School. On roll call; all members present voted "Aye." tabulated above.)
R. #266 Adj ournment
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Estes to adjourn until 4-: 30 p.m., Thursday^ August 19; 1965• Motion carried unanimously. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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Approved the
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MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHcfe'CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19, 19^5,
AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, President David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott
ABSENT:
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
^Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; j Central Office staff memhers - Hugh B. Ginn, Larry Hayes, Gerald Kidd, Bill Lillard, Tom ( 1 Smith, Floyd Taylor; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. J
jThe invocation was given hy Dr. Larry Hayes and was followed Uy roll call.
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I A motion was made hy Mr. Estes and seconded hy Mr. Lott to approve the employment of Coleman
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I Hayes as legal counsel to take the proper steps to procure a review of the decision of I District Judge Bohanon in the desegregation case involving the policies of the Board hy
I appeal to the United States Court of Appeals of the Tenth Circuit. All memhers present voted "Aye" on roll call. 1 | It was moved hy Mr. Lott and seconded hy Mr. Bridges that the Board endorse Enrolled Senate
I Joint Resolution Number 2 hy affixing their individual signatures to the following prepared statement and recommend to the electors of the Oklahoma City School District that State I Question Number 430 should receive their "Yes" vote. The motion carried unanimously.
#267 Appeal of ‘Desegregation jCase Approved R. #268
Statement- by ‘Board Regardin Millage ELectio
MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 1965 - CONT’D
R. #268
Continued
August 19, 1965
The Oklahoma City Board of Education supports wholeheartedly the concept | i
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of local control and responsibility for public education. Without exception, its
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as well, should have the opportunity for a greater voice in determining how much
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tax money should be invested in the education of its children and young people.
State Question 430 which is to be decided by a statewide vote on September 14 i I
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is, in our opinion, an opportunity for voters to increase the amount of direct local
authority they have over the financial affairs of the public schools. Since a favorable decision by voters on this important question would allow school districts to ask for additional millage support up to a total of 10 mills, it
would enable us to present at the appropriate time plans showing how much if any of the total 10 mills would be needed to finance an educational program of given
quality. Taxpayers could then decide whether or not such a specified educational program was what they wanted for this community. As it now is, funds from all sources are so limited that there is no real decision to make other than to vote all
that is currently allowed by the constitution.
For these reasons and others and because we believe the citizens of
Oklahoma City want as good a public education program as they can afford, we strongly urge that citizens vote "Yes" on State Question 430 on September 14.
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GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
R. #269
Easement to City - Street (Taft)
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve granting an easement to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the purpose of constructing, maintaining, and. operating a street and channelization area upon an area 10' x 317' (more or less) along the South side of Taft Junior High School site described as follows: Beginning at a point 40 feet North and. 33 feet West of the Southeast corner of Section 24, Township 12 North, Range 4 West of the Indian Meridian; thence West along the South property line a distance of 317 feet; thence North a distance of 10 feet; thence East a distance of 317 feet to a point on the East property line 10 feet North of the Southeast property corner; thence South a distance of 10 feet to the point or place of beginning. (Continued)
MEETING OF AUGUST 19, 19^5 - CONT'D
The City of Oklahoma City to relocate and replace the sidewalk and corner pedestrain pad. The easement has been approved as to form by the Board's attorney. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. (Copy of easement in Clerk's file.)
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It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the granting of an easementjR. #270
to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and 5 operating a street and channelization area upon a triangular area approximately 90' x 9° t X ! i 130' at the Northwest corner of Douglass High School site described as follows:
Easement to City - Street j jj Douglass)
Beginning at a point 70 feet East and i+0 feet South of the Northwest corner of Section 36, Township 12 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian; thence East parallel to the North line of said section a distance of 90 feet; thence Southwest to a point on the West property line a distance of 90 feet South of the point of beginning; thence North parallel to the West line of said section a distance of 90 feet to the point or place of beginning.
The easement has been approved as to form by the Board's attorney. (Copy of easement in Clerk's file.) voted "Aye" on roll call.
All members present
I A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of roofing R. #271 ^material Roofing Mtl. ! material for for use use by by the the Maintenance Maintenance Department Department from from Cullen Cullen Lumber Lumber Company Company which which submitted submitted ~ ' - the amount■ ofjPurchased * the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in I $1,835.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll I call.
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On roll
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of floor materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Miller Floors which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,182.70 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #273
Floor Material Purchased
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agreements with the following companies for various materials for the 1965-66 school year, these companies having : submitted, quotations in response to the attached. Notices:
The Glidden Company Cook Paint & Varnish Company Del Paint Mfg. Corp. Capitol Paint Mfg. Corp. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Allied Paint Co. Southern Coffee & Restaurant Products Inc. Carpenter Paper Co. Tyler & Simpson Co. Robinson Janitor Supply Co. Chemical Research Products Co., Inc. Morrison Wholesale Co. Wm. E. Davis & Sons Jones Restaurant Equipment Co. Gardner Hotel Supply Company J&J Chemical Company Sherwin Williams Company Tyler & Simpson Company Morrison Wholesale Company Hale-Halsell Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Inc. Schuler Fruit Company Triple "AAA Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons, Inc. Seven-Up - Dr. Pepper Bottling Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Ina. Gardner Hotel Supply Company Medley Scale & Equipment Company Jones Restaurant Equipment Company Schuler Fruit Company Scrivner-Stevens Company Mid-Central Fish Company S. & F. Foods Company Capitol Frosted Foods Tyler & Simpson Company Morrison Wholesale Company John Sexton & Company Hale-Halsell Company .. Schuler Fruit Company Jay Freeman Company S. & F. Foods Company Wm. E. Davis & Sons Allen Foods, Inc. Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Inc. Capitol Frosted Foods Direct Foods Sales Texas-Okla. Presto Food Dist. Inc. All members present voted "Aye" on r
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It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of cosmetology equipment and supplies for use by various schools from the following companies which subpitted Low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$ 1,997-34 1,028.55 792.20 1,41.2.88 1,551.^8
Gibbs and Company Marinello-Comer Schools of Beauty Burmax Company E. W. Harting Manufacturing Company Bottenfield's, Inc. E. Morris Mfg. Company Herzfeld's Supply Beautesalon Supply Anderson Barber Supply Henry Kayser & Fils, Inc.
525.19 2,437.24 99.00 510.95 1,507.16
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THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ♦
'AtOLL ATTEST:
Clerk '
Approved the 7th day of September, 1965•
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA' 'CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
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Melvin P. Rogers, President
David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
^Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnsons. ( ;Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Bob , Alex Higdon, David Light, Bill Lillard, ; (Atterbury; N. L. George, Hugh B. Ginn, Larry Hayes Gene Pingleton, Ruhl Potts, Carl Ruble, Gene { Mervel Lunn, A. J. Miller, Roy Mullenix, , PTA President; Charles \ Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Mrs. John Bayless Oklahoman; Babs Fenwick, The i {Foster, OCCTA President; Bud Prigmore; Jim Reid, The Daily I Oklahoma Journal. i
(The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the minutes of the The motion carried unanimously meetings of August 2, and August 19, 19^5, as presented, on roll call.
Invocation
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jLEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS j !Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine monthly financial report. (office.)
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{Mr. Johnson, Attorney, had nothing specific to report at this time.
(Attorney' s Rep.
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills listed in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action. He also presented a complete audit of the School (District's records for the period beginning July 1, 1964, and ending June 30, 1965, and a (complete audit of the Activity Funds of the individual schools for the 1964-65 school year. (Copies of these audits are on file in the Clerk's office.)
Auditor's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as presented. The motion carried unanimously.
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Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated:
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Alvin R. Eggeling, National Recreation Congress, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 3-8, 1965, one-half of expenses, not to exceed $120.00, to be paid by the Board of Education.
Professional jTrips Approved
Wallace Smith and Ruhl Potts, The National Council of Schoolhouse Construction, Lincoln, Nebraska, October 4-7, 1965-
N. L. George and Roy Mullenix, Association of School Business Officials Convention, Minneapolis, Minnesota, October 9-13, 1965* Gloria Rogers, National Conference on Physicians and Schools, Chicago, Illinois, September 23-25, 19^5•
A. J. Miller and Robert Keck, Four-State Industrial Arts and Vocational Education Conference, Pittsburg, Kansas, October 1-2, 1965*
A. J. Miller, National Clinic on Technical Education, Chicago, Illinois, October 6-8, 1965. Jack F. Parker, Regional Education Compact Meeting, Kansas City, Missouri, September 29-30, 1965; and American Association of School Administrators' Resolutions Committee, Washington, D. C., October 1-2, 1965.
(The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve negotiation of a written agreement with the Oklahoma Academy of Science for the provision of consultants in science 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 $450.00 for the school year effective September 13, 1965* All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #280 Consultant Service Approvec
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Information to the Board.
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The Central Office has received, a communication from the County Superintendent of Schools
declaring the following property annexed to Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as of August 2^, 1965: That part of Choctaw District Number I—U, beginning at the point of the NW corner of the SW/4 of Section 21, T-12-N, R-l-W; thence South on Anderson Road to NE 26th Street, thence East 700 feet; thence North to the boundary line of Choctaw and Oklahoma City School Districts; and
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It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board assign this newly annexed area to Ward 2 for voting purposes. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. I |
PERSONNEL
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RAINS, CAROLE A. (MRS)
BRADLEY, MARY M.
FANNIE B.
PATTERSON, WILLI A M.
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(MR) POTTER, WILLIAM L„
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BURNETT, LOIS (MRS)
EMMA M.
LOUISE
SHIRLEY
BURT, ALICE C. (MRS) COOK,
(MRS)
EMMETT. (MRS)
CLERK
HARDING
CLERK
WALNUT GROVE
(MRS)
CAROLYN
GOODRIDGE,
(MRS)
HAMILTON, DOROTHY B.
REGISTRAR
DOUGLASS
GUDE,
(miss )
CLERK
MARSHALL
LIB. CLERK
DOUG LASS
CLERK
KENNEDY
CLERK
TAFT
JONES, MARGUERIE (MRS)
KATHERINE
CLAIRETHA
PATRICIA A.
KINS, MARGIE (MRS) SIMMS,
(MRS)
TURNER, (MRS)
WALLIS,
(BARNETT - RESIGNED)
CLERK)
(WRIGHT - TRANSFERRED) (TEMP. - WOMACK )
- TEMP.
(EVANS - TRANSFERRED) (ADDITIONAL
effect ive DATE
9-2-65 9-1-65
8-6-65
7-27-65
8-12-65
8-4-65
8-13-65
8-13-65
8-9-65
8-6-65
8-9-65
8-6-65
8-2-65
YVONNE E.
SHARON K.
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
8-16-65
8-2 3-65
8-88-65
205.
8-3O-65
8-23-65
8-16-65
8-16-65
8-19-65
8-23-65
105.
200.
210.
8-23-65
8-23-65
8-16-65
8-23-65
8-23-65
105.
205.
205.
210.
220.
220.
230.
255.
210.
>230.
SALARY
PERSONNEL
(MRS)
SCOTT,
(MRS)
HAWTHORNE, (MRS)
GARLAND, VERA
(MRS)
DRAGG, AUDREY (MRS)
WALKER, TOMYCINE (MRS)
COTTER, JO ANN (MRS)
LAVONNA B.
THOMAS, ALVENA R. (MRS)
MOORE, (MRS)
KATHRYN
MILLER, JANICE
(MRS)
SHIRLEY F.
CHENOWELTH , (MRS)
HELENA J.
VIRGINIA L.
CLAYTON,
(MRS)
COWAN, (MRS) (MRS)
EARLEY,
EASTER, MARION E.
ASSIGNMENT
SUPPLY
CLERK
DOUGLASS
LIB. CLERK
INST.
CLERK
WALNUT GROVE
HARDING - «NST. CLER1 «PREV. IN SYSTEM"
DOUGLASS
REGISTRAR
TAFT
CLERK
KENNEDY
CL ERK
LIB. CLERK
DOUGLASS
INST. CLERK
MARSHALL
INST. CLERK
LONE STAR
CLERK
ARTHUR
P.B.X.
OPERATOR
GATEWOOD
2 DAY CLERK
: ■ t
-
■:
rd
ARTHUR i TIME TEMP. CLERK
L z
1
iJ
Ph
rd <D I—I nJ (1) fl 4) § o S O o <u
CQ
(D
J
CM
z NAME
posi tio n )
- tra nsf err ed )
tion al
(STUCKEY - TRANSFERRED)
(addi
(smi th
- RESIGNED)
(LEDBETTER - RETIRED)
(walk er
2 DAY CLERK
GREEN PASTURES
ASSIGNMENT
(MRS)
(MORGAN - TRANSFERRED) MC CAULEY - RUBY
(BARNETT - RESIGNED) (BEWLEY - TRANSFERRED)
POSITION)
(VINSON - TRANSFERRED)
(ADDITIONAL
) on
red
positi
- transfer
-
transferred
)
)
(lAMPlFRF - RESIGNED)
(kutz (addi tion al
(BYRD - RESIGNED)
d
positio
n)
(TUMA - TRANSFERRED)
(lear
(addi tion al
(same pos ition )
_1
effect ive DATE
T-'
8=20-65
(MRS)
EBERT, (MRS)
NAME
NITA R.
VIRGINIA G.
DORIS P.
FARTHING, JETTA A. (MRS)
FISHER, (MRS)
FOSTER, (MRS)
L SALARY $120.
220.
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
8-23=65
8-9-65
8-9-65
8-23-65
2l0o
210.
8-9-65
8-9-65
210,
8-23-65
235.
80$,
HALL, GWENDOLYN G. (MRS)
BETTY A.
8-23-65
8-2-65
8-23-65
8-3-65
8-23-65
8-9-65
8-IO-65
8-9-65
8-2-65
8-23-65
8-9-65
8-23-65
105.
205,
220 0
8 05
220.
2?0,
225.
205,
205.
230.
lOJ.
LEW So
HART, BETTY A,
(miss ) HAYES, (MRS)
HOLLAND, (MRS)
VIVIAN
HUGHES, WILHELMINA
(miss )
JOHNSON,
(MRS) LANGLEY, BETY J.
(MRS) VERA
NORRINE Ko
JUNE R.
LASATER, (MRS)
MABRY, (MRS) MARTIN,
(MRS) OVERSTREET, VAROL A.
(MRS)
REBECCA
AGNES B.
NELSON, VIRGINIA
(MRS) RADANT, (MRS)
SHERRILL
ROBISON, (MRS)
ROSE,
ASSIGNMENT
HOOVER
TAYLOR j DAY C.KFRK--------------------
CLERK
CLERK
CAPITOL HILL SR.
LIB.
CLERK
COOLIDGE
KENNEDY SEC * FINANCIAL
NORTHEAST
LI BL. CKERK
GREEN PASTURES i DAY CLERK
SUNSET i DAY CLERK
2 DAY CLERK
BRITTON
CLERK
CENTRAL
INST. CLERK
ROOSEVELT
MANPOWER
SOUTHEAST
CLERK
CL ERK
PERSONNEL
DOUGLASS
CLERK
CLERK
RIVERSIDE
CLERK
INST.
■g DAY CLERK
CLERK
ADULT
INST.
HOOVER
1.B.M.
ASST. TAB OPERATOR
0 0
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
7,
1965 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended
P-14
RECOMMENDATIONS T0 THE BOARD:
CHANGES OF SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT MRS.
NITA KUTZ,
MONTH,
SOUTHEAST,
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
MRS. JUANELL LEARD,
$260.00 PER MONTH,
SALARY $210.00 PER MONTH,
TO SECRETARY,
SALARY
1965.
SALARY,
INSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT,
EFFECTIVE JULY 19,
MRS. LAHOMA SCHIEL.
SECRETARY,
SALARY $290.00 PER
FROM $345.00 PER MONTH,
TO $355.00 PER MONTH,
I 965.
PATRICIA RUTHERFORD,
MONTH,
SALARY $240.00 PER MONTH, TO SECRETARY,
ADULT INSTITUTE, FROM CLERK,
MRS. AUDREY RUSSOM,
MRS.
FROM CLERK,
19^5-
EFFECTIVE JULY I,
EFFECTIVE JULY I 9,
.
INSTRUCTIONAL DEPARTMENT,
SALARY,
FROM $240.00 PER MONTH,
TO $280.00 PER
1965.
CENTRAL,
FROM REGISTRAR, SALARY $320,00 PER MONTH,
SALARY $325.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 9,
TO REGISTRAR AND FINANCIAL
1965.
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MRS.
BETTY ABERNATHY,
AUGUST 9, MRS.
NURSING PROGRAM,
1965 THROUGH AUGUST 20,
VELMA SEIBEL, CLERK,
CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR,
TO BE PAID $180.00 FOR THE PERIOD,
1965.
SAFETY DEPARTMENT,
SALARY $200.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 2,
1965.
EMPLOYMENT
MR.
ROBERT D. KUHLMAN, | TIME ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN,
MR.
PAUL POTTER, WELDING INSTRUCTOR, MANPOWER,
THROUGH MARCH 18,
SALARY $175.00 PER MONTH,
SALARY $570.00 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 7,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 7,
<965.
1965
1966.
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME (MC cra cke n
- tran sfe r )
effect ive DATE
NAME (mrs )
SULLIVAN,
LELA M.
SALARY $105.
(mrs ) (addi
tion al
posit
ion
)
SWAIN, LOIS J.
(mrs )
(TUMA = TRANSFER)
THOMAS. DEMO 1A
(CRAIG - RESIGNED)
TURNELL,
210.
805.
(MRS)
(addi
tion al
(smith
-
po sitio n )
resig
ned
)
VALERIA
(miss ) WATSON, BONITA
(mrs ) SMITH, JEWELL
PRUITT, LOIS M.
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
8-23-65
MC KINLEV i DAY CLERK
8-9-65
CLERK
8-30-65
WASHINGTON £ DAY SEC.
KENNEDY
CAPITOL HILL JR.
210.
8-9-65
205.
8-23-65
225.
8-30-65
TCHRS’
9-2-65
DOUGLASS £ TIME INST. CLERK
(MRS?
(byr d - resi gned )
DEGREE COLLEGE
102.50
LIB. CLERK EDISON
INST.
CLERK
LINCOLN
AIDE
1965 - CONT'D
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
Personnel Recommended j 3
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD!
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS, (MRS)
ADAMS,
BARBARA S.
ADAMS,
ELIZABETH Q.
ALSUP, ALVIN E.
(MR)
VERNAL L,
ANGLIN,
EVA R.
*ARNOLD,
(MR)
ART,
(MR)
PATRICK W.
ARMSTRONG,
(MRS)
AUXIER, GERALDINE (MRS) BAILEY, MAVIE J. BAKER, ADDIE
(MRS,
(MR,
BEARDEN, HAZEL F. *BEEN, GLADYS V.
(MRS)
(MRS) (MRS)
BOLLINGER, KETHA Jo (MRS) *BORN, ROSEMARY (MRS)
BOSTON,
BILLIE Go
(MRS)
BOULLY,
BESSIE Po
(MRS)
KARLA (MRS)
BRACKLEI N,
PAULINE E.
BRADFORD,
(MR)
BRADY, MARK E. BRINTON,
BROOKS,
(MISS)
(MRS,
BETTY M.
FANNIE (MRS)
BROWN, OPAL
lo
BRUNER, SERPHRONIA P, *BRYCE, MARGARET (MRS)
(MRS)
BUCKNER, ROBERT Bo (MR) *BUMPAS, LYDIA A. (MRS)
BUSER, CAROLYN J.
* *
CLARDY,
(MRS)
BLANCHE (MRS)
COCHRAN, GRACE M. (MRS)
COCKLIN, MEREDITH Ao COFFMAN,
BARBARA A.
(MRS) (MRS)
COLLUM, *CONNER,
WARDIE Go (MRS) CAROLYN P. (MRS)
*CONNER,
Jo CARL (DR) (MR) j
*CONNER, ROY B.
*CONNOR,
EVA L. (MRS)
*COOLEY, D. COOLEY,
F.
(MR)
DORIS L.
(MRS,
COPHER, ERNEST (MR) *CORBETT, ARMA (MRS) COTTON, PEARL
COURCH,
HOME EC,, MATH.
ELEM.,
HIST.
HOME EC.,
CRAIG, JOHN To (MR) *CROSSMAN, MARY F. (MRS)
ELEM.
ELEM.,
S.S.,
HIST,,
ENG.
PRIMARY,
ELEM.
ENG.,
SCI,, BIOL,
IND. ARTS.,
S.S., PHYS.'ED.' .
ENG.
BARBARA
ERNESTINE (MRS)
HIST,, GOVT. ENG,, SPEC.
TYPING,
ED.
ELEM.
PRIMARY
PRIMARY
(MRS)
GEORGE,
CAROL (MRS) VELDA
GRAY,
(MRS)
PRIMARY,
HARLIN,
MARIE 0.
HARPER,
MIRIAM (MRS)
-
HARRIS,
EULICE K.
(MRS)
HARRIS, GLADYS L.
(MRS)
(MRS)
(MRS)
(MRS,
(MRS)
*HATCHETT, MELVIN E.
HIST,, S.S. IND.-ARTS,.MECH DRAWING
KGN.
HICKS,
ELEM.
HINDMAN,
SPEECH
COMMERCE,
IND. ARTS.
(MRS)
HOEFLE, ALMA F.
(MRS)
FLORENCE (MRS)
BETTYE L.
HOTTEL,
ED.
Eo
(MRS)
HOUSTON, BARBARA A. (MRS) *HOWELL, RUTH S. (MRS) INGRAHAM, NANCY (MRS)
ELEM., HOME EC. ENG.,
WILMA J.
(MRS)
*H0RN,
ELEM,
ENG., Do
(MRS,
HOLLINGWORTH, ELEN (MRS) *H00D, GENEVA T. (MRS)
ENG.
SCI., PHYS.
BERNICE (MISS)
LINDA H.
HOBBS,
ELEM.
(MR)
PAULINE (MRS)
MARYA.
PSY., BIOL.
JACKSON,
JAMES,
JOAN (MRS)
CHARLES E.
ENG., MATH.
SPEC.
ED.,
BUS.
ED,
ELEM.
BUS.
ENS.,
BKKG.,
ED.
COMMERCE ENG.,
SPEECH,
ENG.,
S.S., LIB.
PHYS.
ENG.,
ELEM.
BUS.,
S.S.,
SPEC.
ED., JR HS.
ED.
ENG.
(MR)
LIB.,
ELEM.
ELEM.
PRIMARY LIB. ELEM.
MATH., COMMERCE
READING,
PHYS.
ED.,
ELEM.
ELEM. ELEM.
ELEM.
ELEM.,
HERBST, STUART (MR)
*HIBBERT,
SHOP, HIST.
SCI., BIOL.,
*HENDRt CKSON,
HOME EC.,
5.5. -.,
HOME EC.,
*HARVEY, JENNIE (MRS)
PRIMARY
HOME EC.
ELEM.,
ELEM.,
ELEM.
HARBACK, BEATRICE (MRS)
HART, DIANE S.
EL Bl.
NURSE.
ELEM.
(MRS)
LINDA S.
HIST.
ELEM.
MERYLE (MRS)
HARRISON,
ELEM.
ED.,
ELEM.
(MRS) (MRS)
LI LA T.
PRIMARY
PHYS.
ELEM.
CAROLYN (MRS)
GREEN, MARY Eo *GROSS, EDNA J.
KGN.,
SPEECH
ELEM.,
ELEM., JR. HS
(MRS)
LULA B.
ED.,
PRIMARY
(MRS)
HARRIS, MARGARET L.
PRIMARY
ELEM.,
(MRS)
GEORGE,
PHYS.
ELEM.
(MRS)
HALL, PHYLLIS C. (MRS) *HANN, MYRTLE l.(MRS)
ELEM.
HOME EC.,
TEACHERS
ENGBERG,
FIGURES,
HAINEY,
ELEM.
CURRY, EVA Lo (MRS) *CURTIS, ELEANOR Fo (MRS)
♦reti red
SHARON (MRS)
GROSSMAN,
ELEM.
S.S.,
EDWARDS,
GLANCY, ELVA D. (MRS.). *GRAY, ANNA L. (MRS)
ELEM., HOME EC. BUS.,
IMOGENE (MRS)
*G.LADDEN,
KGN.,
ED., MATH.
(MRS)
(MRS,
EDWARDS,
CASSANDRA
HIST.
ELEM.,
(MRS)
FRANCES E.
ELEM., MUSIC
ELEM.
GIEB, BLANCHE J. (MRS) *GILLETTE, GLADYS G. (MISS)
KGN. SPEECH
BUS.
DANIELS, MURIEL A.
EILEEN C.
ENG.
5.5.. . ENG.,
JOHN (MR)
GATTISON, VIRGIE (MRS)
KGN.
ENG.
(MRS)
LOIS (MISS)
GARRISON, BILLIE M.
ED,
ART,
VERA M.
LIB.
*FRANK,
ENG.
CULLUM, CAROL A. (MRS) *CUNNINGHAM, CLARK M. (MR)
DADE,
RUTH (MRS)
PRIMARY
HS
5.5., BAND, MUSIC
FLEMING, ROBYE (MRS) *FOX, GRETCHEN (MRS,
PRIMARY
(MRS,
*DAVIS,
FINLEY,
BIOL.
ELEM.
MATH.,
(MRS)
MARY F.
ENG,
ELEM.
(MRS)
HOME EC.,
*EARLEY, MILDRED E.
ELEM.
(MRS)
BROWN, TERESA L.
FREDDA B, (MISS) LAWRENCE T. (MR)
DUNN,
ELEM., HOME EC.,
BUS.
DAVIS, *DAVIS,
BIOL.,
ELEM,, JR.
DOYLE, CHARLENE (MRS)
ELEM.
ELEM., MUSIC
1965-66
HOME EC.,
DODD,
ENG.
YEAR
DAVIS, 9LEASIE M (MRS) *DAVIS, EVA K. (MRS)
*DICKERSON,
HOME EC,, SCI., ELEM. ENG., FRENCH, ELEM.'
EVELYN M. (MRS) HAZEL D, (MRS)
BLACK, *BOGUE,
SPEECH,
KINDGERGARTEN,
PSY.,
(MR)
ESTHER So
BLACK,
SPAN.,
IND. ARTS,,
BARBER, MARY J. (MRS) *BEAN, FLOY (MRS)
BECK, HASKELL Do
PSY.
ELEM., KGN.
(MRS)
EDNA J.
BARBER, MARION M.
ELEM.,
ELEM,
ELEM.
(MRS)
BALDWIN, CLYTA (MRS) BAPTISTE,
GEO.
ELEM.
(MRS)
MINNIE L.
ELEM.
ENGo,SPAN,, HIST,
HIST.,
EVELYN (MRS)
*ANDERSON, *ARMER,
(MRS)
NURSES AMD SECRETARIES FOR THE SCHOOL
PRIMARY
MATH., ALGEBRA
HIST., MATH., SCI.
MUSIC,
ELEM.
5.5. ENG.
HOME EC. HOME EC.,
ENG.,
HIST.
SPEC. ED.
ELEM. ELEM.
ELEM.
PRIMARY,
KGN.
BUS.,
TYP., BIOL.,
SCI.,
ELEM.
CHEM.
ELEM.
ELEM.
BUS.
ED.,
COMMERCE,
ELEM.
S.S.
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
P-l 6
Personnel Recommended SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1965-66
HATTIE C.
JAMES,
(MRS)
♦JOHNSON,
JOHNSON, MARY J.
(MRS)
MAYME C.
JONES,
JOURDAN,
ELVA
(MRS)
(MRS)
1.
(MRS)
*JUDAH, EDITH N.
KAHN,
BARBARA J.
(MRS)
RUTH H. (MRS) KNIFFIN, VIRGINIA M.
KOEPKE, RUTH E,
CAROL
KOOP,
(MRS)
(MRS)
LENNA E.
*LAWSON,
(MRS)
EDGAR Ro
*LAWRENCE,
(MR)
♦lewi
HAZEL
MADDOX,
(MRS)
(MRS)
ELIZABETH A.
MAXEY,
(MRS)
*MC COY, LUCILE (MRS)
DOROTHY (MRS)
MC LEMORE,
MEGGS, MARJORIE P. (MRS) *MILLER, CARRIE M. (MRS)
KATHERYN F.
MILLER,
♦MITCHELL, ALICE T.
♦MITCHELL,
(MRS)
(MRS)
CHARLOTTE H.
MOON, CLARA Eo
(MRS)
(MRS)
MOREY, JUANITA t. (MRS) ♦MORGAN, CLIFF!E (MRS)
PATRICIA A.
(MRS)
MUELLER,
LILLIAN K.
(MRS)
MURDOCK,
KATHRYN (MRS)
MORROW,
MURPHY, ANN E.
NASH,
HAZEL J.
(MRS)
(MRS)
NAVE,i.BARBARA J.
(MRS)
NICHOLS, MARY V.
(MRS)
NICHOLS, ♦NIELSEN,
ROSE M. (MISS, KATHRYN (MRS)
EMMA K.
NOLEN,
(MRS)
PAGONIS, GEORGE Jo
(MR,
PARSONS,
PAULINE (MRS)
PASCHAL,
CATHERINE (MRS)
KAY Lo
PERKINS,
(MRS,
EDITH R,
(MRS)
PERKINS, WHEAT!E L. (MRS) ♦PHILLIPS, HELEN I. (MRS) PICKENS,
CARLETTA Ao
PIERCE, SUE L.
♦retired
(MRS)
(MRS)
ELEM.
KGN.,
PRIMARY
KGN.,
ELEM.
PRIMARY,
ENG.,
S.S.
ROLLOW,
BLANCHE I.
VAN NATTEN,
(MRS)
SUANNE F.
HELLEN L.
(MRS)
(MRS)
RUMBAUGH, ELEM.
SA I ED,
ELEM.
HOME EC.,
ELEM.
HOME EC.,
ENG.,
COMMERCE,
ENG.
SCOTT, SCI.
ELffl.
KGN.
PHYS. ED.
*SNELL,
ED.
PHYS,
ELEM. ENG., JOURNAL I SM, SPEC,
.
ED.
KGN.
ED. ,
PSY, SCI ENCE
ELEM.
LIB.
KGN.,
FRENCH, BUS.
SCI. ELEM.
ELEMo, HOME EC. SPEC. ED., MUSIC, ENG. PRIMARY,
HOME EC.
1965-66
ELEM. ELEM,
ELEM.
(MR)
HIST., BAND, ORCH, MUSIC
(MRS)
ELEM.
WATERFORD, HAZEL (MRS) WATKINS, ALMA W.
WATSON,
IONA M.
(MRS)
(MRS)
WILLIAMS, MARGARET (MRS)
RUBY A.
(MRS)
S.S.
PHYS.
ED.,
SCI.,
ELEM., HOME EC. ENG.
HOME. EC.,
WILLIAMS, HARRIET (MRS)
WILLIAMS,
SCIENCE, MATH.
ELEMo,
ELEM., ENG.,
ELEM.
KGN.
BUS. ED.
WILSON, AUDREY (MRS)
ELEM. ELEM.,
LIB.
WOODARD, RUTH V. (MRS)
MUSIC,
ELEM.
YEAKLEY, MARGARET A. YOUNG, RAY L.
WHITTEMORE,
(MRS)
(MR,
NORMA E.
ELEM., JR HS. PHYS.
(MRS)
(MRS)
(MRS)
(MR) (MRS)
(MR)
♦STEFFEY,
LULA
1.
STONE, RHEA STREET,
(MRS)
(MRS)
STUART, DOROTHY V.
(MRS)
SWANSON, CAROLE A.
(MRS)
EDo,
HOME EC.,
ELEM.
S.S,
♦THOMAS,
NINA B.
(MRS)
(MRS)
TOWNSEND, WILLIE Mo
(MRS)
TREICHLER, LLOYD (MR) *TRUBEY, ESTHER H. (MRS,
*ULIN,
WILLIE Ho
ELEM.
ELEM., MUSIC
SPEECH, S,S»,
ENGo,
PR I MARY ELEMo
SCI
ELEM„,
PHYS.
ED.,
PHYS.
ED., BUS.,
PHYS.
ED.,
S.S.
ELEMo,
BUS.
COMMERCE. ELEM., HS. ELEM.
ELEM.
5.5.,
ENG.,
ELEM.
MUSIC,
ELEM.,
MATH.,
ENG., S.S.
ENG.
ELEM. MATH.,
SPEECH,
PHYS.
ED.,
KGN.,
ELEM.
HOME EC.
ELEM.
ELEM. LATIN,
S.S.
FRENCH,
ENG.
ELEM
ENG.
(MRS)
♦TEMPLE, T, ODESSA
ED.,
BUS.,
(MRS)
MABEL D,
SPEC.
MUSIC, S.S.,
LIB.
(col )
STEWART, ARLINE M.
EL0M.
KGN.,
ENG .
HOME EC.
CARRIE (MRS)
wi lli am
PRIMARY, So S. ,
ELEM.
EDNA (MRS)
VERNEDA (MRS)
♦steer ,
S.S.
MATH.
♦SPARKS, AMY (MISS) STARR,
ELEM.
HIST., MATH.,
TATRO, ROSEMARY (MRS)
PRIMARY
ELEMo,
♦SOUTHER,
♦STARKS,
PHYS. ED. PRIMARY, ELB«i.
ENG.,
(MRS)
SOBER, OLENE (MRS)
ELEM., BUS,,
HOME EC.,
(MRS)
RUTH (MISS,
♦SNIDER, JOHN H.
ELEM.
ELEM.
SPEECH, DRAMA
ENG.,
ENG.,,S.S., SPEECH
PRIMARY
(MRS)
*SNIDER, GLADYS F.
SPEC. ED.
PHYS.
CARMELETA
ART,
PRIMARY
RUTH (MRS)
SMITH, JOHN W.
LIB.
MATH.,
VIRGINIA C.
PRIMARY
ELEM.
ENG.,
(MRS)
HARALYN C.
HIST.
ELEM.
DELKA (MISS)
MARY A.
SHIRLEY, JUANITA H.
SMITH,
BRUCE M.
(MR)
*SHIKE,
ED.
LETHA M.
BOOKER T.
(MRS)
S.S., LIB.
COMMERCE,
SLOVER, GWEN (MRS)
HIST., BAND
WALLACE,
WASHINGTON,
(MRS)
SHRODE, MINNIE F.
PHYS. ED.,
VERA (MRS)
VIRGINIA R.
♦SHRINER,
PRIMARY
(MRS)
(MRS)
SEIBEL, VELMA A.
SEE,
SHATSWELL,
SCI., S.S.
(MRS)
JACQUELYN S.
SEAGER, GAYNELLE (MRS)
*SELKEN,
ELEM,
ENG.
PHYS.
(MRS)
PEGGY (MRS)
NAOMI
♦SEITTER,
ED.
PRIMARY,
(MRS)
(MR)
MARJORY T.
SCHULTZ,
WALLACE, ♦WALTER,
BARBARA E.
ENG.,
ELEM.,
ELEM.
(MRS)
ELEANOR V.
ELEM,, MUSIC MATH,,
MATH.,
ROTZINGER, WADAD (MRS)
TEACHERS
UTLEY,
BETTY Co
ELEM.
HOME EC., MATH.
s . (MRS) ESTELLINE (MRS)
RODOLPH,
ROWDEN, JOHN To
HOME EC.,
(MR)
♦rodke , anna ROLLINS,
ELEM.
HOME EC.,
(MRS)
RICHARDSON, RUSSELL G. *RICKS, GARVICE (MRS)
ROGERS,
ELEM.
S.S.
LIB.,
VIRGINIA A.
RICHARDS,
S.S.
ENG.,.DRAMA
KGN.,
ROBB, .MARTHA M. (MB SS) ♦ROBINSON, L. MARIE (MRS)
ENG.,
LIB., MUSIC,
BUS.
REUBER, ESTHER, (MRS) . ^REYNOLDS, JOANNA (MRS)
*R'ILEY, E. Eo (MR) . RIPPLE, RUTH M. (MRS) *ROARK, NANN. (MRS),
ELEM.
SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR
VANN,
HOME. EC. ,
PRIMARY,
PARKER, NANCY M. (MRS) ♦PARSONS, LEONA Wo (Ml SS)
PELLOW,
ELEM.
LIB., ART, EN3.
KGN.,
(MRS)
MYERS, GLENNIS Y.
ED.
PHYS.
ELEM.
(MR)
MOORE, WILLARD W.
HIST.,
SECRETARY
(MRS)
♦MATTHEWS, RADA So
SPEC.', ED1, h .
ELEM.
(MRS). ELIZABETH (MISS)
WANNA F.
REID, LEAVIE (MRS)
COMMERCE
s , RUTH S.
♦LIGHTFOOT,
ART,
MATH.,
(Ml SS)
LEARD, MARI LYNN (MRS)
*LEDBETTER,
HOME. EC.
SPEC. ED.,
HELEN (MISS,
LATTA, FLORENCE M.
ELEM,,
ELEM.
(MRS)
KOSTKA, BERNICE (MRS) *KRIEGER, PAULINE (MRS) *LANDON,
JR HS,
EN3o, MATH. ,
(MR)
♦kiser ,
HOME EC.
ELEMo,
(MRS)
.
EL0M.
ELEM., MUSIC,
LESPIE (MRS) RAYMER, MILDRED V. (MRS) ♦REEVES, EVA L. (MRS)
ELEM.
PHYS,. ED.
ELEM.,
ENG., S.S.,
,
♦ratliff
ELEM.,
(MRS)
(MRS)
♦RANDOLPH, ALLIE L.
ELEM., HIST., MUSIC
(MRS)
RICHARD J.
KENDALL,
BUS.,
PIERSON, BERNICE M.
*PRATT, MADGE (MRS) PYE, DOROTHY J.
PRIMARY
(MRS)
LEAH B.
S.S.
PRIMARY
ELEM.
(MRS)
BERNICE H.
JONES,
HOME EC.,
ELEM.
KGN.,
(MRS)
JONES, ADDIE F.
ED.,
SPEC. ED.,
FRANKIE (MRS)
JOHNSON, JOAN F.
*JONES,
DR.
(MRS)
♦JOHNSON, AMY E.
(MRS)
ENG.
MATH. SPEC.
ED.
NURSE 5.5.. ,HOME EC.
PRIMARY, MUSIC,
KGN.
ELEM
MUSIC
SPEECH,
ENG.
MATH., S.S.,
ENG.
PRIMARY KGN.,
PRIMARY
PHYS.
ED.,
PRIMARY,
ELEM.
IND. ARTS
ELEM.
CONT'D
7 , 1965 MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
J
lit
o
H fd d) d
w o d o (D 0) Pk K
J
FOOD SERVICE RESIGNAT1
ANDERSON. LUELLA
ATTAWAY. NITA BARRY. SYBIL
DAISY
PEARL
\
BATEMAN, CARLENE
BEVINS, BLANKENSHIP,
ORA M.
FRANCES
BOEHLER, OLA BURSHIK,
BURTON.
CARNES, GERALDINE
PRICILLA
FLORINE
CHILDERS, CLARK.
CONAWAY, MARGARET
COULTER. RUBY L.
NORA
CRAWFORD. AUGUSTA
DUNHAM.
EDWARDS. SHIRLEY
CARMELITA
ELLIS, ALTHEA
EVANS,
ASSIGNMENT
HELPER
GRANT
HELPER
COOL 1DG E
COOK
L1NWOOD
HELPER
JOHN MARSHALL
WILLOWBROOK COOK WILLARD
COOK
HELPER
HARDING
HARDING HELPER
CRESTON HILLS HELPER HELPER
HAYES
FOSTER
HELPER HELPER
DEWEY STONEGATE HELPER
HELPER
LONGFELLOW
HELPER
DOUGLASS
BAKER
WEBSTER
HELPER
DOUGLASS JOHN MARSHALL
MANAG ER
HELPER
MARK TWAIN
effect ive DATE
8*18-65 8-23-65
8-30-65
8-20-65
8-IR-65
8-30-65
8-30-65
8-30-65
8-30-65
8-30-65
8-18-65 8-18-65 8-I8-65
8-30-65 8-18-65
8-20-65
0=30-65
8-30-65
8-30-65
1.35 HR.
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
PATRICIA
EMPLOYMENT
BURK.
J
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
8-26-65
ASSIGNMENT
WEBSTER
BAKER
1 , 19&5 - CONT'D MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
^me
FOOD SERVICE
resi gn atio
IRENE
LAVELMA
GLASS. OLLIE S.
KNIGHT.
MCPHERSON, EUNICE
JENNIE
AMELIA
MANSPEAKER,
MARIMAN,
MELVIN,
MINDEM, ANN MITCHELL, SALL IE
PORTER, BONNIE
RAPER, WILMA
REED, THELMA
ROBERTSON, ANNA
LOUISE
ROMINE. GERTRUDE SMITH,
EDITH
EMMA
WHEELBARGER. OLIVE
WILSON,
HAMILTON.
(SUTTO (^RESIGNED)
ASSIGNMENT SEQUOYAH
HELPER WASHINGTON
MANAGER
NORTH HIGHLAND HELPER HELPER
BELLE ISLE
MARK TWAIN
HELPER HOOVER BAKER
N.W. CLASSEN HELPER
HELPER
DOUGLASS
HELPER
CLASSEN
HELPER
CAPITOL HILL SR.
MAYFAIR HELPER
BAKER
ROOSEVELT
HELPER
SOUTHEAST
HELPER
WHEELER PUTNAM HEIGHTS
HELPER HELPER
GARDEN OAKS
HELPER
TAFT
â–
EFFECTIVE DATE
8-30-65
8-23-65 ... 8-30-65 8-20-65
8-30-65 8-15-65
8-I8-65
8-30-65
8-20-65
8-20-65 8-30-65
8-30-65
8-20-65
8-30-65 8-18-65 8-20-65
8-20-65
8-26-65
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
1.25 HR.
8*26-65
DEGREE COLLEGE
1.25 HR.
8-26-65
-
1.25 HR.
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
EMPLOYMENT
LANDRY. BETTYE
HUGGHINS, NORMA
SAULS, CLEO
ASSIGNMENT
ROOSEVELT
BAKER
TAFT
HELPER
HELPER
KAISER
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D ■■-
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, FOOD SERVICE
ret
«rem
______________________________________________________________ -________________ i----------------------------------------
ASSIGNMENT
ent name
NORTHEAST
BEAM,
ELLA JANE
BAKER Wl LSON
BLAIR.
RUTH
STELLA
ROOSEVELT COOK
GRANT
GOLIGHTLY, DENA
HELPER
KNIGHT,
HELPER
-----------
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
■ ■■
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
----------
ASSIGN
5-27-65
5-27-65 5-27-65
EDGEMERE
FLORENCE
EMPLOYMENT
NAME
5-27-65
MANAGER
GLENN, LOLA MAY
effective DATE
5-27-65
HELPER WILLARD
BURCHFIEL,
Personnel [Recommended. J---------------------------
5-27-65
I
NORTHEAST MCCLURE.
HELPER
PEARL
MONROE
5-27-65
HELPER
YOUSEY, BLANCHE
5-27-65
TRANSFFRS
(VANHORN-TRANSFERRED)
COLLINGSWORTH, NORA
275.MO.
8-25-65
(alk i re -transferred
DODSON, OPAL
1.30 HR.
8-26-65
)
HAWTHORNE
MANAGER
HOOVER HELPER
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
HARMONY BROWN. DORTHERIA
8-15-65
HELPER
HOOVER GRAHAM.
LILLIAN
8-23-65
HELPER JEFFERSON
HUTCHINSON, MARY LOU
HELPER COOLIDGE
PARKER,
IVA
HELPER
8-15-65
-
8-50-65
(fox -leav e of absence )
JAMES, ANNA
8-20-65
1.25 HR.
FOOD SERVICE
PERSONNEL emp loym ent name
BEAM,
1.25 HR.
ELLA
1.25 HR.
BLAIR, RUTH GLENN,
LOLA M.
GOLIGHTLY.
SALARY
DENA
KNIGHT. FLORENCE MCCLURE. PEARL
YOUSEY, BLANCHE
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
8-30-65 8-30-65
1.25 HR.
8-30-65
1.25 HR.
8-30-65
1.25 HR.
8-30-65
1.25 HR. 1.25 HR.
8-30-65
8-3O-65
ASSIGNI UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSlGNED HELPER
TAFT HELPER
CONT'D
7 , 1965 MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
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(D 1—1 nb (D fl £ (D
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CHARLES W.
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM ALGER,
BARNETT, DOYLE JR.
BILLY
ORB
BLEDSOE,
BORUM,
BOYER, HENRY
NOAH J.
BOYLE, CLIFFORD
CANARY.
HAZEL
LARRY
COTTRELL, CHARLES
DUTY-,
FROST,
ERNESTO
EDDIE T.
LEWIS
GUTIERREZ,
MACKEY. MERTZ,
TERRY
MILLIGAN, H.V.
MINTON,
MINTON, TERRY
ROLLANS, BUFORD
TREBBE, JACK L.
ASSIGNMENT ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
HARMONY i TIME FLOORMAN HOOVER ■5 TIME FLOORMAN
8-10-65
7-30-65
8-13-65
8-13-65
8-7-65
8->65
8-27-65
7-23-65
7-22-65
8-5-65
7-26-65
8-9-65
8-20-65
8-3-65
8-13-65
8-6-65
8-27-65
8-3-65
8-2-65
EFFECTIVE DATE
CAPITOL HILL SR. ASS’T HEAD CUSTODI \N
NORTHEAST FLOORMAN
TIME FLOORMAN
WILSON
EMERSON
5 TIME FLOORMAN
HEAD CUSTODIAN
WILLARD
CAPITOL HILL SR. FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
FLOORMAN
HOOVER
FLOORMAN
SOUTHEAST
TIME FLOORMAN
JOHN MARSHALL CLASSEN
FLOORMAN
N.W.
FLOORMAN
CLEVELAND
WEBSTER
5 TIME FLOORMAN JEFFERSON 5 TIME FLOORMAN EDGEMERE
FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
WlLLARD
PERSONNEL SALARY
3
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
8-4-65
EMPLOYMENTNAME
235.MO.
8-4-65
WILSON I TIME FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
NICHOLS, MICKEY
II7.5OMO
8-4-65
FLOORMAN
HOOVER
FLOORMAN
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
■5 TIME FLOORMAN
HARMONY
RFLIFF Fl OORMAN
JONES, JESSIE
117.50 M< 1. FRED
EMERSON | TIME FLOORMAN
GRAHAM,
8-23-65
8-11-65
7-29-65
FLOORMAN
SOUTHEAST
8-5-65
7-28-65
235.MO.
8-12-65
WEBSTER £ TIME FLOORMAN
235.MO.
235.MO.
235.MO.
117.50 Mi 1. BRUMLEY, FIELDER
COLE, OLLIE L.
KATZER, DON F.
KYKER. CARL F.
235.MO.
8-16-65
JEFFERSON 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
WlLLARD
FLOORMAN
EDGEMERE
FLOORMAN
CLEVELAND
FLOORMAN
SMITH, KENNETH
58i75 MO
8-26-65
N.W. CLASSEN
REAGAN, MICHAEL
176.25 M 1.
8-5-65
SULLIVAN, FLOYD J.
LYNCH, WAYNE
235.MO.
8-II-65
BROWN, GENE W.
235.MO. CRAWFORD, LEONARD
9
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
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u
CJ 8 O,
SERVICE DEPARTMENT RES 1 GNAT lcN^ME
ASSIGNMENT MOON
WALTER, ALBERT
Personnel Recommended.
PERSONNEL
TIME FLOORMAN ADM. BLDG.
effecti ve DATE
EMPLOYMENT
NAM E
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEI
8-27-65 ADM. BLDG,
MCMICHAEL. J,C.
235.MO.
8-27-65
WILLIAMS, JAMES JR.
235.MO.
7-26-65
YOUNG, DONALD
240.MO,
8-19-65
(ROBERTSON-TRANSFERRED)
HENSON. BOBBY
235.MO.
7-28-65
(STANFORD-TRANSFERRED)
HURT. CHARLES
235..MO,
8-23-65
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMA
(NORMAN-TRANSFERRED)
MOORE, CURTIS M.
235.MO.
8-19-65
FLOORMAN
(ROBERTSON-TRANSFERRED)
TEAGUE.
235.MO.
8-16-65
GOLLIHAR, ROBERT
FLOORMAN
WHEELER
COFFMAN, JOSEPH
FLOORMAN
8-26-65 8-27-65
(RICHARDSON-RESIGNED)
(trojca
FLOORMAN
k -re sig ne d )
CRESTON HILLS
Fl GORMAN ALL SCHOOLS WATCHMAN
TRANSFERS
E.J.
JACKSON FLOORMAN
KENNEDY
CAPITOL HILL S
FLOORMAN
8
PERSONNEL
, MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
TEMPORARY IWhM)?EES
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
BOND. TOM E,
1.35 HR.
8-3-65
SWAMPER
6H0RMLEY, MAURICE
2.25 HR.
8-11-65
CARPENTER
CLARK, LARRY
1.25 HR.
8-25-65
LABORER
CORCORAN, DAVID
1.35 HR.
7-29-65
LABORER
DELL. WALTER
1.35 HR,
8-23-65
LABORER
FREEMAN. REX
1.85 HR.
7-30-65
PLASTERER
HUFFMAN, J.D,
2.25 HR,
8-I6-65
ELECTRICIAN
JORGENSON, HERMAN
1.54 HR.
8-4-65
TRUCK DRIVER
LUNDY. LEWIS
2.25 HR.
8-11-65
CARPENTER
MENCE, GEORGE
1.75 hr
8-9-65
PAINTER
THREATT, DAVID
2.25 HR.
8-16-65
MECHANIC
UPTON, EDWIN
l®75 HR#
8-11-65
ELECTRICIAN
WALLACE, JERRY
1.85 HR.
8-5-65
PA 1NTER
.
RESIGNATIONS
DOSER.
CLINTON
CEMENT FINISHER
HEAVY DRURY, OAKLEY A»
EQUIPMENT OPERATOF
ASSIGNME
8-24-65
8-12-65
!
CONT'D
19& 5
7,
JI J
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
NAME
-resigned
)
red
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
TRANSFER
(deck er -transfer
AUDIO VISUAL
RESIGNATION
er
SCOTT, JAMES
(spring
)
ASSIGNMENT
RADIO PROGRAM MANAGER
EFFECTIVE DATE
7-30-65
1*73 hr
.
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
St 1 PPI V riPPaPTMFMT TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
SAYLOR, OTTO
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
8-2-63
33OO. YR.
8-23-65
EMPLOYMENT
COMPTON,. MILTON
1.25 HR.
8-9-65
4ENLEY, VERNON
7-27-65 EDMOND
3240.YR.
SUTHRIE,
ASSIGNMENT
WAREHOUSEMAN
WAREHOUSEMAN
RADIO OPERATOR
CAMERAMAN
J
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
CHANGES IN SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLot^^ DEPARTMENTS?
Personnel Recommended.
FOOD SERVICE?
TO COOK AT RIDGEVIEW, SALARY $1.35 PER HR,
FLORA B« ALKIRE, HELPER AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY 1,25 PER HR, AUGUST 26, I965.
NETA COLLAMORE, MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26, 1965, DELPHI A DAVIS, 26,
SALARY $275.
EFFECTIVE
pER MONTH, TO.MANAGER AT JEFFERSON, SALARY $320.
TO CO,OK AT HOOVER,
HELPER AT WESTERN VILLAGE, SALARY $1,30 PER HR,
SALARY $1.45 PER HR,
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
1965. SALARY $215,
LELA MARY INGLISH, MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26, 1965.
PER MONTH,
TO MANAGER AT LEE,
SALARY $235.
PER MONTH,
BIRDIE JOHNSON, MANAGER AT PRAIRIE QUEEN, SALARY $305. PER MONTH, TO MANAGER AT CENTRAL, SALARY $310, PER MONTH, AUGUST 26, I965. /
VFLVA RUTH JONES, MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL, SALARY $215. EFFECTIVE, AUGUST 26, 1965.
HELPER AT KENNEDY,
DORIS KORNEGAY, 1965.
MILDRED MEDLEY, MANAGER AT EMERSON, PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 16,
SALARY $1.25 PER HR, TO BAKER AT KENNEDY,
BERTHA D. READY,
AUGUST 26,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 20,
TO MANAGER AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
SALARY $225, PER MONTH,
SALARY $310.
SALARY $215. PER MONTH, TO MANAGER AT GARFIELD, SALARY $225. PER MONTH,
1965.
HELPER AT KENNEDY,
HELPER AT EMERSON,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 16,
SALARY $1,25 PER HR, TO BAKER AT NORTHEAST, SALARY $1.30 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
SALARY $1.25 PER HR, TO COOK AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, SALARY $1.45 PER HR,
1965.
BLANCHE STONE, MANAGER AT BRITTON,
SALARY $265. PER MONTH,
TO MANAGER AT HOOVER,
SALARY $310. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
1965.
EVELYN WESTER, 23, 1965.
SALARY $1.30 PER HR, TO MANAGER AT WASHINGTON,
HELPER AT HOOVER,
ZELMA WHITNEY, MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26,
SALARY $215, PER MONTH,
SALARY $225. PER MONTH,
TO MANAGER AT HARMONY,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
SALARY $235. PER MONTH,
1965,
NETTIE YOUNG, MANAGER AT HOOVER,
MONTH,
SALARY $1,30 PER HR,
1965.
OLGA REINKE,
AUGUST 23,
SALARY $225. PER MONTH,
1965.
JOSEPHINE PORTER, MANAGER TRAINING AT CENTRAL,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26,
PER MONTH, TO MANAGER AT TAYLOR,
EFFECTIVE
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 23,
SALARY $340.
PER MONTH,
TO TRAINING SUPERVISOR AT N.W. CLASSEN,
SALARY $385. PER
1965.
SERVICE DEPARTMENTS
WILLIE NORMAN,
MONTH,
FLOORMAN AT KENNEDY, SALARY $240. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 19,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WALNUT GROVE, SALARY $280. PER
1965.
JOHN B, DRAKE, FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL, SALARY $240. PER MONTH, PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 27,
TO RELIEF CUSTODIAN AT ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY $280
1965.
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENTS C.R. DAVIS,
ROOFER,
SALARY $4600. PER YR, TO ROOFING FOREMAN,
CLARENCE WISDOM DEAN, ROOFER,
DEWEY E.
EATON, MECHANIC,
SALARY $3800. PER YR,
SALARY $5,550. PER YR,
SALARY $5,000. PER YR,
TO $4300. PER YR,
TO $5,850, PER YR,
HERSHEL HOLLAND, APPRENTICE PLUMBER, SALARY $4,050.
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST II,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST II,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST II,
1965.
1965.
1965.
TO LICENSED PLUMBER, SALARY $5,250,
EFFECTIVE JULY 26,
0 965.
p-29 CHANGES IN SALARY
ANd /o R
ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS?
MAINTENANCES W.R. RANDOLPH,
TIME AND RECORD CLERK,
CARL R. SARVELA, MECHANIC, ALBERT H. TIGRETT,
TO $5,000.
TO RECEIVE CAR ALLOWANCE OF $300. PER YR,
NURSERYMAN,
HOWARD CLYDE UNSELL,
SALARY $4800. PER YR,
SALARY $3100,
PER YR, TO $3800.
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST I,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST II,
PER YR,
YR CAR ALLOWANCE, EFFECTIVE AUGUST II,
SALARY $3300.
1965. PER YR,
EFFECTIVE
SALARY $2.12 PER HR, TO MECHANIC, SALARY $4600. PER YR, AND $300. PER
I9&5.
HOWARD CLYDE UNSELL, TEMPORARY LABORER, SALARY $1.35 PER HR, SEPTEMBER 13, 1965.
R. #282 Personnel Approved
1965.^
EFFECTIVE JULY 26,
EDWARD WILKERSON, TEMPORARY PLUMBER SALARY $1,50 PER HR, TO SEMI-SKILLED PLUMBER, JULY 26, 1965. JERRY OREN YOUNGBLOOD, TEMPORARY MECHANIC,
1965.
EFFECTIVE AUGUST II,
TEMPORARY LABORER,-SALARY $1,25 PER HR, TO $1.35 PER HR,
1965.
TO SWAMPER,
SALARY $3200.
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board approve the personnel items as listed above. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. 1
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D Approval of the following recammendations-^l^^S^and 7^3 was requested:
(Recommendation
to ratify the August payrolls, authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the following itemized list.)
SEPTEMBER 7, 1965
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
RATIFICATION OF AUGUST 196$ PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
380,743.16
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
115,244.40
BOND FUND
$
1,233,32
NYC S5-6O24-38
$
27,591.17
CAP - 294-2
$
2,605.00
WORK STUDY
$
21,401.26
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
723,191.93
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR SEPTEMBER 1965 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$1,800,000.00
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
120,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,250.00
NYC S5-6024-38
$
30,000.00
CAP - 294-2.
$
15,000.00
WORK STUDY
$
30,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
Payrolls Recommended
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Printing
Standard
37.46
AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
12.50
AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE,. INC. General Instruction Title V
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SOCIETY Library ;
. Publisher Publisher
35.90 â– 35.00
70.90
Publisher
4.39
. Publisher
139.50
CHAS. A. BENNETT COMPANY,. INC. Library
Publisher
22.30
BERRY OIL COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Low Low
BILLS TEXACO General Instruction
Selected
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Printing Office Machines
Standard Standard
ARTCRAFT PRESS Library
42.40
.32,45
74.85
3.00
530.28 7.50
537-78
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
« B & M SALES COMPANY, INCORPORATED Business & Pur. Offices
Low
RALPH L. .BOLEN OLDSMOBILE,. INC. General Instruction
Agreement
LEYMOND A. BOWLBY Travel Exp. - Okoboji, Iowa Leadership Conference
Board Action
148.56
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
117.85
MIKE BRYAN OFFICE SUPPLIES Library
Low
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Business Office
Standard
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Miscellaneous Personnel Office Freight for Curr. .Library
Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
BOB CATES Maintenance
Low
CITY OF DEL CITY Water
Utilities
360.15
CITY. OF MIDWEST CITY ; Water
Utilities
63.16
CITY. OF NICHOLS HILLS Water
Utilities
30.30
CITY SPRING WORKS,. INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
COLUMBIA.RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Printing
76.80
2.25
3.88 .10.00
■ 15.25 2.00 - 9.48
26.73
81.00
1.64
. Low
128.00
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY General Instruction
Low
12.72
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY Personnel Office
Low
1.80
COPY-CRAFT Storeroom. Stock
Low
72.00
CROFT EDUCATIONAL.SERVICES Personnel Office
Publisher
16.24
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
~.. “ ~
.J
... “
-.... ............ ...............
-
L. .
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
DAILY LAW JOURNAL=Record Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Office Machines
Board Action
584.00
DOENGES SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
74.00
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines - Maintenance
Board Action ,
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Maintenance
Standard
BILL DOYLE Library Supplies Business Office Instructional Offices Office Machines
Low Low Low Agreement
14.00 18.00 16.00 11.45
59-45
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Printing . Office Machines Office Machines Manpower Office Machines
Low Low Agreement Agreement Agreement
2.87 391.50 11.25 24O.OO 237.76
883.38
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Project Planning
Low Low
12.54 6.00
18.54
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Printing
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
81.55
EWTON INSURANCE COMPANY Property Insurance
Board Action
937.71
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
427.40
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
WOODFIN Go HARRIS Travel Exp. - Slides for TV Lessons
Standard
70.10 ILA.50
214.60
7,871.00
4.73
264.80
14.14
6.40
34.00
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-4
HART'INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Purchasing Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low Standard Board Action
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Library
Publisher
39.35
HEATING, PIPING & AIR CONDITIONING Project Planning
Publisher
5.00
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Board Action
E. D. HILL SURVEYING & ENGINEERING CO. Project Planning
Selected
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY General Instruction .Title V
Publisher Publisher
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Custodial Supplies
Board Action
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACH. INC. ■ Maintenance
Low
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Data Processing. Data Processing Data Processing
Board Action Board Action Board Action Agreement
Eqpt. Eqpt, Eqpt. Eqpt.
Rental Rental Rental Rental
5.00 18.36 3.70 296.62
323.68
255.20
86.50
102.26
170.96 226.60 6.24
1,877.70 7,632.00 45.00 120.50
9,675.20
IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher
J. & R. SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Custodial Supplies Storeroom:Stock
Board Action Low
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Pupil Transportation. Eqpt.
Board Action
2,750.00
KELLER SPORTS,. INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
51.48
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. Building Rental
Rental Agreement
565.00
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
262.50
178.05 2.98
1,793.00 396.00
2,189.00
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D ‘
------------ ---’
... ............. ......... ...... ........ ......... ................. ..................-...---........... —- .... --
Bills and Payrolls
\ $
-... •............ ------ ------------------- -...
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-5
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library General Instruction General Instruction
Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Board Action
385.18
MASTERBILT MOTORS Maintenance
Low
124.53
T.- C. MCCOURRY Building Rental Building Rental
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement
T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental
Rental Agreement
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
60.00
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library
Publisher
26.68
Publisher
229.10
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water
Utilities
397.63
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Custodial Supplies
Standard Standard Standard Board Action
MIDWEST MAINTENANCE SUPPLY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
756.00
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
196.08
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
31.80
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
13.00
MISSOURI-KANSAS-TEXAS RR COMPANY Printing
Standard
20.00
MONROE INTERNATIONALj. INCORPORATED Office Machines
Board Action
28.45
Mcknight & Mcknight publishing co. Library
177.80 199.60 31.45 2.990.20
25.00 25.00
3,399.05
50.00
150.00
LI. 90 9-14 9.80 142.00
172.84
--------- ----------- ---- -
• ■ "•
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-6
C.V. MOSBY COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
235.62
NATIONAL CASH.REGISTER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
369.96
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
O.K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies Project Planning Project.Planning Library Supplies
Low Low Low Low
2.00 113.76
90.00 5.00 2.70 6.00
OKLAHOMA BINDERY INCORPORATED Business Office
103.70
32.50
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
8,952.97
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY . , Electricity
Utilities
16,169.61
OKLAHOMA HARDWARE COMPANY Building Rental
Board Action
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Summer School
Publisher
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY Health Supplies
Low Letter Bid
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Manpower Office Machines
Standard Board Action
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
84.72
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER General Instruction
Postage
814.95
POSTMASTER Deposit for Bulk Mailing
Postage
30.81
300.00 -
250.10
1,060.47
331.20
16.02 162.00 2,061.53
2,223.53
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 General Fund (continued)
B-7
POSTMASTER Manpower
Postage
27.00
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Postage
500.00
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION General Instruction Title V Title V
Publisher Publisher Publisher
22^10
555.75
PSYCHOLOGICAL. TEST SPECIALISTS General Instruction Title V
Publisher Publisher
20.67 19.68
40.35
DUB, RICHARDSON FORD, INC. General Instruction
3.00 154.65
.Standard
48.19
DELBERT SCHAFER In Service Training
Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Maintenance Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Selected Board Action
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
S.C.M. CORPORATION Office Machines
Board Action
48.00
SOUTHERN WHOLESALE SPORTING SUPPLIES General Instruction
Board Action
31.60
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN SCH. TRANSPORTATION INC. Maintenance
Standard
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
STATE AGENCY- FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction General Instruction
STEEL.SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
.. Selected Selected
Board Action
80.00 48.60 17.75 1.85 3.63 288.57
360.40
9.90 7.40
17.30
. \
172.00
. 8,297.85
290.01
13.60
1.95 23.55
25.50
7,521.80
L
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
STEPHENS.BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY All.Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
1,231.45
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,338.60
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Project Planning
Low
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard Standard
THOMPSON BOOK &.SUPPLY COMPANY Purchasing Purchasing Purchasing Treasurer Superintendents’ Office Business Office Project Planning Project Planning Personnel Office Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Health Office
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT &. SUPPLY COMPANY Personnel Office . Project Planning Project Planning
Low Low Standard
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
WATER WORKS AND WASTES ENGINEERING Project Planning
Publisher
■WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing
Low
50.16
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES General Instruction
Publisher
16.50
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams Telegrams
Utilities Utilities
139.50
11.00
127.29 251.60
378.89
14.70 16.50 7.60 22.85 16.22 42.30 5.85 1.91 3.83 9.60 4.11 3-71 1.60
150.78
1.49 6.25 8.50
16.24
25.92 5.00 7.50 7.50
10.93 9.90
15.00
20.83
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
WRIGHT LINE DIV. OF BARRY WRIGHT CORP. Data Processing
B-»9
31.10
Standard
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
A & A REBUILDERS General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt. General Eqpt.
Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair
& & & & &
SupplySupply Supply Supply Supply
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH Printing Printing
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Audio Visual Materials General Instruction Storeroom Stock
ALUMINUM & PLASTIC SIGN MFG. COMPANY General Instruction
Low Low Selected Selected Selected
8.95 17.90 16.90 16.90
- Standard Low
6.40 ■ 13.20
19.60
44 • 48 397.50 492.00
933.98
Low Low Board Action .:Selected
69.60
62.00
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Periodicals & Newspapers Library
Publisher Publisher
E. H. ANDERSON, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
37.50
ATLAS SALES COMPANY ■ Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
28.55
BELL CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
BIG THREE WELDING EQPT4 COMPANY General. Eqpt. Repair &.Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Action Board Action
BILL’S TEXACO General Instruction
Selected
. 1.50
BINGHAM PRINTING INKS Printing
Low
62.10
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
48.00
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
78.00 15.00
93.00
496.44
21.15 18.33
39.48
218.91
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 19^5 - CONT'D
\X %’
Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
BRIX INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
3,534.00
BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS, INC. OF OKLA.CITY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2,380.00
BUREAU OF PUBLICATIONS Library
Publisher
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY General Instruction
Low
54.90
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Publisher
19.50
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing General Instruction Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies
Low Low Board Action Board Action
. CENTRAL OKLA. EQPT. CORPORATION General. Eqpt. Repair & Supply
c
■
B-1O
4.25
297.00 160.05 1,590.60 496.32
2,543.97
Standard
4.18
CHICAGO BOARD OF EDUCATION Library
Publishers
8.50
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED . Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,628.00
COLLINS DIETZ MORRIS COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,783.20
COLLINS RADIO COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
124.62
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
232.00
LLOYD COPENBARGER Lawn Repair & Supplies
Selected
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT CO. Repair 10 Instruc. Equipment Audio Visual Materials
Standard Low
14.00 84.75
98.75
. Publisher Publisher
15.00 ^•29
19.29
JOHN DAY COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Library Library
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Furniture Repair Materials
Board Action
H. DORSEY DOUGLAS,. INCORPORATED Purchasing
Selected
87.50
3,720.00 8*44
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-11
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Manpower
Standard
3-89
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
50.45
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE Data Processing
Board Action
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
55-98
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
127.65
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Audio Visual Materials Custodial Supplies
Board Action Board Action
18.95 11.00
29.95
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
2.00 18.48
20.4s
GENERAL MILLS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
THE GLIDDEN COMPANY Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
GLUE & PASTE DISTS. INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
GOODYEAR SERVICE Lawn Repair & Supplies General Instruction General Instruction
Low Standard Selected
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
GUIDANCE ASSOCIATES Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
HART INDUSTRIAL. SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply Electronic Supplies Electronic. Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Re pair t o Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Low Letter Bid Standard Standard
HARWALD COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Standard
1,400.00
60.00
176.68 337.92
-
17.32 2.83 6.19
514.60
288.00
26.34 2,916.50
31.20 6.00 15.35 31.80 9.79 81.34 42.41 4.05 .17.°35
208.09
41.94
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
HERD EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing
Low
35.37
INDIANA UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher
10.70
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS AND MACHINE General Instruction
Low
24.81
INSTITUTIONAL BOOK SERVICE Libary Library
Publisher Publihser
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Electronics Supplies
Low
7.54
FRED JONES INCORPORATED (Ford) General Instruction
Standard
2.48
KELLER SPORTS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
600.00
LeTRAC PARTS & SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
165.87
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY General Instruction
Selected
LITTLE BROWN & COMPANY Library
Publisher
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INCo Audio Visual Materials
Board Action
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Printing
Standard
17.54
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Book Rebinding
Selected
2.53
NASCO Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library Library
Publisher Publisher
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
463.17
14.84 453.25
468.09
750.20
6.20
32.85
1,274-08
15-25 4.90 2.05
6.95
66.00
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Filter Expense Filter Expense
Standard Standard
OKLAHOMA CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
119.00
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL PUB. COMPANY Summer School
Publisher
208.52
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
PAULMAR, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
RADIO INCORPORATED Title VIII
Low
19.68
RANDELS AUTOMOTIVE Manpower
Selected
12.00
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc.-Eqpt.
Selected
12.88
R. E. A.. EXPRESS General Instruction
Selected
6.50
REMINGTON OFFICE MACHINES Manpower
Standard
19.50
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Recreational Supplies
Low
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial.Supplies
Board Action
3,909.29
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
3,035.25
SERVICE CONTAINER CORPORATION Library Supplies
Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower General Instruction
Selected Low
SOUTHERN SALES COMPANY Recreational' Supplies
Low .
110.88
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected
129.00
40.00 18.00
58.00
1,027.50
24.00 3-50
188.50
20.00
3.06 122.35
125.41
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Project Planning Audio Visual Materials
Low Publisher
TEXACO, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,574.08
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
531.28
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Printing Recreational Supplies Recreational Supplies
50.00 -10^
60.95
58.40
Board Action Low ■ Low
17,670.13 126.00 180.00
17,976.13
TRACK & FEILD NEWS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low Low
31.25 49.99
81.24
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low
4.06 16.38 46.00 18.15
84-59
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN PRESS Library
Publisher
VARITYPER CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
VASECO, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials General Instruction
Low Low
LES WALL WHEEL ALIGNING General Eqpt..Repair & Supply
Low
WARD’S NATURAL SCIENCE EST., INC. Title VIII
Low
DR. BERNIE WEISS In Service Training
Board Action
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY General Instruction Printing
Low Low
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
8.60
4.91 25.50 136.25 31.81
168.06
4
22.50
20.98
328.46
139.74 54.96
. I94.7O
2.50
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
7,
1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1964- 65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
H.W. WILSON COMPANY Subscriptions
B-15
-
1,032.00
Board Action
1965- 66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials Building
Low
ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY, INC. Materials - Building
Board Action
50.00
ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC. Materials. - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
25.69
AMERICAN BUTANE & PROPANE GAS CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
16.00
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Low
AMSPRO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials - Other .'Repairs
Selected
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs
Low Low Low
30.24 9.67 6; 51
46.42
BERRY OIL COMPANY . Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
53.26 327.00 36.30
416.56
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
115.59
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. Materials - Other Repairs
Standard
6.76
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY Materials Noninstructional Equipment
Selected Low Letter Bid
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
180.00
9.75 . 8.12
17.87
24.75
19.65
25.92 718.75
744.67
70.50
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 7, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls j
I.965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
BOB CATES Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
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Other Other Other Other Other Other
Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs
B-16
Low • Low Low Low Low Low
101.20 101.20 11.74 21.02 69.18
160.^0
664.64
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
331.20
CENTRAL OKLA. EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Materials - Other Repairs
Standard
342.96
J. VERN CHITWOOD Materials
Standard
40.00
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
11.22
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
59-46
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs ■
Low Board Action
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Building Materials - Building Materials - Building
Low Low Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Building
Low
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Building Materials - Building Materials - Other Repairs
Low Low Low Board Action . Board Action
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
D & B PAINT SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
DENMAN COMPANY INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
421.20
32^43
819.63
24.54 41.83 ^61
124.98
135.00
93.84 39.36 138.24 1,124.08 618.56
2,014.08
12.24
3.75 20.80 218.50 173.40
416.45
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31.76
15-94
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Bills and Payrolls
B-17
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
BILL DOYLE OFFICE SUPPLIES Equipment for Administration
Low
35-00
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Noninstructional Equipment
Low
395.00
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
40.00
SUPPLY COMPANY - Other Repairs - Other Repairs - Other Repairs
Low Low Low
4.68 13.00 26.25
43.93
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs
Standard Standard Low
42.29 5.26 13-34
60.89
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Low Low Board Action Board Action
71.52 276.80 595.60 1,^21.60
2,267.52
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials
Other Other Other Other
Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY Materials
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials — Other Materials - Other Materials - Other
6.18
36.00
Low COMPANY Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs
Low Low Low Low Low
9.06 15-44 168.84 54.37 78.50
326.21
HARTER CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low
159-75 147-50 140.00 87.50
534-75
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials
Low
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE CO. Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs
Low Low Low
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs
Standard Standard
50.71
95.23 150.26 23.22
268.71
3.12 6.13
9.25
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Bills and. Payrolls
B-18
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs
Selected Selected
FRED JONES INCORPORATED (Ford) Materials - Other Repairs
Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
107.00
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Materials - Other Repairs
Board Action
198.00
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
MAC’S SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other
Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard
Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs Repairs
45-88
244.80
279.80 5.63
1,280.00 86.40
1,366.40
560.00
12.00 32.28 27.15 30.00 31.66 131.34 11.45
275-88
MILLER FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
NEW STATE ICE COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
375.00
OIL FILTER COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
105.60
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
84-19
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY Materials
Standard
17.50
PFAFF SEWING CIRCLE Materials
Standard
3.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materils
Low
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO. Materials & Building
Standard
3,655.70
128.64
5.12
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs RICE MACHINERY Materials Materials Materials
COMPANY - Other Repairs - Other Repairs - Other Repairs
L. L.. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Equipment for Instruction
SEVERIN SUPPLY Materials Materials Materials
COMPANY - Other Repairs - Other Repairs - Other Repairs
B-19
Standard Standard Standard
41.37 3.60
Standard Standard Standard
18.90 5.00 9.95
5
103.66
33-85
■ 16.20
Low
Low Low Board Action
26.88 71.80 91.25
189.93
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
115.26
HOYLE SMITH Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
523.20
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials -Other Repairs
Low
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs Noninstructional Equipment
Selected Selected Selected Selected
153.00 40.00 128.30 475.00
796.30
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs Materials - Other Repairs
Low Low
875-41 875.41
1,750.82
TEXAS REFINERY CORPORATION Materials - Other Repairs
Low
141.40
CARL R. TRAPPE Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
611.03
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Materials - Other Repairs
Low
47-10
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Low
94.20
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Standard
5.89
9-73
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B-20
AMERICAN MARBLE TILE & TERRAZZO CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
AMERICAN SEATING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
5,200.00
BILLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
102.24
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
152.00
BURKEL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
116.30
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CANTERBURY SALES COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
391.95
CAPITOL PAINT MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
70.80
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
826.20
CONTRACTORS SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
410.00
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
29.70
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Board Board Board
D & B PAINT SUPPLY COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
Board Action
103.25
DEVOE & RAYNOLDS COMPANY, INC. Materials,- Buildings
Board Action
274.40
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
9.00 66.27
75.27
DOWLINGS Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Board Action
1,403.50 352.68
1,756.18
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
18.00
80.00
Action Action Action Action
192.96 115.20 3,015.39 401.36 SS5-3O
4,610.21
281.20
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Bills and. Payrolls
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-21
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
950.92
GASTEAM RADIATOR COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
403.65
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
1,214.40 463.02 1,047.00
2,724.42
HART INDUSTRIAL Materials - Buildings Equipment - Voc. & Technical
Low Board Action
15.96 1,520.27
1,536.23
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
11.18 318.24
329.42
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
LUMBER SHED, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
McAlister materials, incorporated Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
MURPHY & PERKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
O’BRIEN CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS’ SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
OKLA. CITY SCENIC COMPANY Replace Stage Settings Replace Stage Settings
Low Low
9.12
216.00
1,256.94 496.00
1,752.94
2,289.64 243.00 495-00 20.46
758.46 90.30
228.00
607.3.^
835.35
350.83
7.00 412.70
W50
817.20
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B-22
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY (continued)
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials —
GLASS COMPANY .Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
Low Low Low Board Action
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY OF TULSA Materials - Buildings
Low
POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
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219.00 76.50 134.40 506.75
936.65
53-30 338.74
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
4,109.04
S.E.B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
180.75
SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
362.70
SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
HOYLE SMITH . N onins tructional
Board Action
2,616.00
STANDARD PAINT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
70.80
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL CO. Mat erials -'Buildings
Low
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instructional Equipment for Instructional Equipment - Vocational
Board Action Board Action Low
CARL R. TRAPPE Materials - Buildings
Board Action •
690.00
TURNBULL & MILLS INCORPORATED Est. #6 - Arch.Fee - Oakridge
Board Action
563.43
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
322.65
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
29.88
Board Action
21.00
79.50
203.00
2,507.50 7,356.90 58.40
9,922.80
1963-64 BUILDING LEVY FUND
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
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B-23
BOND FUND TRIPLE A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Paving - Oakridge
Board Action
11,224.59
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS. COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
480.00
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
172.55
BELLE ISLE PLBG. HEAT & AIR GOND. Est. #2 - Heating Plants
Board Action
9,552.60
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #6 - Bldg. - Eisenhower
Board Action
106,650.00
BOTTENFTELD’S, INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
313.50
BRODHEAD-GARRETT Equipment Equipment . Equipment Equipment -
COMPANY Vocational Vocational Technical Technical
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
237-10 525.90 1,807-20 256.50
2,826.70
CANTERBURY SALES COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
390.00
W.- H. CURTIN & COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
7,928.95
CURTISS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Oakridge ■
Board Action
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Equipment -. Oakridge Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action Board Action
DULANEY’S Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
122.00
EDUCATORS MFG. COMPANY Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
5,763.00
EMPIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
560.00
EVANS DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT CO. Equipment - Technical
Board Action
26.60
Board Action
2,040.00
GARDNER HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Oakridge
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5,272.84 12,660.00
3,491.34 280.00
3,771.34
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BOND FUND (continued)
B-24
GIBBS & COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
573.00
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
2,626.00
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
2.60
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational Equipment - Vocational Equipment - Technical
Board Action Board Action Board Action
HOBART MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
974.00
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL & ASSOCIATES Est. #6 - Arch.Fee - Eisenhower
Board Action
2,133.00
LEVIN’S INDUS. SEWING MACH. CENTER Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
5,430.00
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
292.50
MARSHALL SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
1,187.43
METROPOLITAN PAVING COMPANY, INC. Est. #1 - Tech.School - Bldg.
Board Action
87,968.70
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical Equipment - Vocational Equipment - Vocational
Board Action Board Action Board Action.
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION Est. #6 - Bldg. - Oakridge
Board Action
37,562.00
OKLAHOMA CITY BUILDING DEPARTMENT Business Expense ~ Permit
Board Action
1,150.00
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
31.85
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
1,265.35
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO. Equipment - Other
Board Action
9,007.45
1,996.60 418.75 314.19
576.46 54.41 878.77
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BOND FUND (construction)
/
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2,729.54
1,509.64
652.50
B-25
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational Equipment - Vocational
Board Action Board Action
SHROUT BEAUTY SUPPLY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
1,523.00
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Equipment - Technical
Board Action
1,648.84
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
198.44
SOUTHWEST TITLE & TRUST COMPANY Business Expense
Board Action
193.75
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Equipment - Technical
Board Action
111.30
479.95 504.37
984.32
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7,
1965 - CONT'D
Payrolls
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
56.15
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
153.85
VAN’S AUTO SUPPLY INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational Equipment - Vocational
Board Action Board Action
VARITYPER CORPORATION Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
10,881.00
VIRCO MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Equipment - Oakridge
Board Action
1,946.80
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
959.40
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical Equipment - Technical
Board Action Board Action
LOUIS C. WILLIAMS Final Estimate - Arch.Fee -Madison
Board Action
55-00
BOARD OF EDUCATION Reimbursement - TV Engineering Cost
Board Action
2,693.50
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE Reimbursement - Food Served
Board Action
62,484.15
BILL DOYLE
Low
125.66
IdZlxSO
191.08 54.82
3,299.46
245.90
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
23.10
B-26
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM (continued)
R. #283 Bills and Payrolls Approved
GREAT PLAINS INSTRUC. TV LIBRARY
Board Action
3,434-50
MIDWEST PROGRAM ON AIRBORNE TELEVISION
Board Action
2,664.00
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY COMPANY
Board Action
20.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY
Low Low
99.55 15.28
114.83
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges that the Board ratify the August payrolls, authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills in the amount of $637,333-^7 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
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R. #284 Easement to ON Lone Star Sch.
A motion was made "by Mrs. Welch and seconded'Roy Mr. Lott to grant a right-of-way easement to Oklahoma Natural Gas Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Within the North 17 feet of the South 50 feet of the e/2 of the SE/4 of SE/4 of SE/4 of Section 23> Township 13 North, Range 3 West;
! to "be used as a right-of-way to lay, maintain, operate pipe lines with right of ingress and 'egress to and from same. The Board's attorney has approved the easement as to form. On roll i call, all members voted "Aye." (Natural Gas service to Lone Star Elementary School. Copy j of easement will be filed in Clerk's office.) j It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to grant a right-of-way easement to j Oklahoma Natural Gas Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, i
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Within the North 10 feet of the S/2, S/2, SW/4, NW/4 of Section 26, Township 13 North, Range 3 West, with above ground regulating equipment, AND, within 5 feet of a Center Line beginning at a point 325 feet North and 1327.82 East of the Southwest Corner of said NW/4; thence S 89°35'22" E a distance of 20 feet, thence N 0°01'06" East a distance of 143 feet;
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#285 Easement to ON jEisenhower Sch
to be used as a right-of-way to lay, maintain, operate pipe lines with right of ingress and egress to and from same. The Board's attorney has approved the easement as to form. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Natural Gas service to Eisenhower Junior High School. Copy of easement will be filed in Clerk's office.) Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to confirm an agreement with the [R. #286 Hillcrest Heights Presbyterian Church, 65th and South Pennsylvania, to lease classroom space iChurch Space (2 rooms) and facilities for Prairie Queen Elementary School students at a total cost of {For P.Queen $200 per month. The Board's attorney has approved lease agreement as to form. Motion {Students carried unanimously on roll call. (Copy of agreement will be on file in Clerk's office.) {
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of building !r- #287 and maintenance material for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies: {Building and {Maintenance $ 708.54 Hart Industrial Supply jMtls. Approved Socony Paint Products Company 819.50 ii
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 1,528.04
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All members voted "Aye" on roll callj.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of television sets for use by all schools from Dulaney's. This purchase in the amount of $7^350*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 voted "Aye" on roll call.
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#288 {Television Set [Purchased
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of personnel directories for use by all schools from Semco Color Press which submitted the low quotation Ion specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,500.30 is to be charged to Account G 120-P2. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #289 Personnel Directories Purchased
[A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of glass I for use by the Maintenance Department from Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5^836.95 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
|R. #290 Glass Purchase*
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R. #2% Duplicating Machines App.
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A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of duplicating machines for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: $
Wesbanco Duplicating Products, Inc.
81+6.00 3,1+70.00 8
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C.
$ 4,316.00
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All members voted "Aye" on roll call
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS R. #292 Agreement with City - Water Eisenhower
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the negotiation of an agreement with the City of Oklahoma City to jointly advertise for bids to furnish and install water .mains and fire hydrants at Eisenhower Junior High School. The City is to prepare the plans and specifications. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #293 Adj ourme nt
Motion to adjourn until 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, September 14, 1965, was made by Mr. Lott, seconded by Mr. Bridges, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
ATTEST:
! Approved the
4th day of October, 1965โ ข
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 14, 1965
TEE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN TEE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1965,
AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, President David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Coleman Hayes, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
jinvocation
The invocation was given hy Mr. Higdon and was followed hy roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING ■R. #294 ^Easement for ‘Sanitary Sewer Voc-Tech Site
A motion was .made hy Mr. Estes and seconded hy Mr. Lott to approve an easement to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on property described as follows: A strip of land 15-0 feet wide in and across a portion of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West, I.M., in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and being more particularly described as being 7*5 feet each side of the following centerline:
BEGINNING at a point on the north line of said Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter located 100.0 feet west of the northeast corner of said Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter; thence south parallel to and 100.0 feet west of the east line of said Southeast Quarter of the Northeast quarter a distance of 242.90 feet; thence east parallel to the north line of said Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter a distance of 67.0 feet to a point located 33-0 feet west of the east line of said Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter,
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for the .purpose of constructing, and maintaining a sanitary sewer with right to ingress and ! egress to and from same (15’ wide x 310' total length near northeast corner of Technical ; School site). The Board's attorney has approved the easement as to form. All members votedj "Aye" on roll call. (Copy of easement will be on file in Clerk's office.) t
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to grant an easement to the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on the property described as follows: The north 195*0 feet of the west 17*0 feet of the east 50.0 feet of the Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 24, Township 11 North, R. 3 West, I.M., in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma,
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#295 Easemenu for jStorm Sewer jVoc-Tech Site
for the purpose of constructing and maintaining a storm sewer with right of ingress and egress to and from same (17' x 195' along Bryant Avenue, Northeast corner of Technical School site). The Board's attorney has approved the easement as to form. On roll call, all members voted "Aye." (Copy of easement will be on file in Clerk's office.) Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of textbooks for use by the classes in Vocational Practical Nursing from J. A. Majors Company. This purchase in the amount of $1,863.68 is to be charged to Account G 96O-B. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
The Board was advised by its attorney, Mr. Coleman Hayes, that documents are being prepared to file Notice of Appeal in Federal Court to the Order of United States District Judge Luther Bohanon. Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Bridges,
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the 4th day of October, 1965*
fe. #296
jTextbooks ^Approved
ilnformation to Ithe Board j(Court Order | Appealed)
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Saturday Morning)' September 1,8, >1965 ~ . (48766A) . f "J,1 <4 J * FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF ffHE VARIOUS > FUNDSFOR: THE FI& CAL YEAR ENDING JUJNEr 30, 1965, AND* ESTIMATE.OFNEEDS FOR-FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1966, OF BOARD (OF EDUCATION' OF OKLAHOMA^GITY, SCHOOL DIST. NO. 89, OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY ^OKLAHOMA ' STAT^M^NT'OF STATEMENT'OF FINANCIAL.. FINANCIAL CONDITION ' •? «- V>as of June.30, 1965 BUILDING t ASSETS: .’UND ' GENERAL FUND i Extension Detail > , , • Detail -v Extension ..Cash on hand —l.$ 4^586,362.43' ' $ 498,423.70 . June 30, 1965 . Air Travel '425.00'; ' ■Depo'sit $ 498,423.70 - ■ $ 4,586,787.43 Total Assets . LIABILITIES AND RESERVES! War-rants- ,■> > ; ,, 63,528.21 Outstanding--------- 1,147,871.30 ’ T -4 1V Reserves1 - “ ’ 60,408 92 (Schedule 12) _— 1,765,039.65 Purchase 186,670.94 Orders ------------ — .■394,549.18;.- , • TotakLiabilities. , 3,307,460.13 and Reserves ’—J—tr ;
une-pv, iov u ----T. .. June30, 1965 ima te d ’ne ed s for r ‘‘est ESTIMATE ...................... .. J GENFRAL TUND Current' Expense,, -——$23# Capital Outjay ----- >/
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■Warrants.-.--__ L-iJ.
Total .Builditig f ' Fund Needs________ ___ $_z,ooo*,'odo.oo iotalsSufiject ■ to ,,■ ■ > ■ • * „„ Deduct:. 1. Surplus'. _ |-187,815 63 Warrant Issue------------- 23,527,000 00 •Reserve^ for' Interest ’ , •. Balance to 'Raise By ‘ ' < , on Warrants -—7-----10,000.00 Tax Levy —x____ 1,812,184.37 SINKING FUND BALANCE SHEET Total’Home ' ' • (' ’ "School Budget------------- $23,^37,600.00 Cash' on Hand .on -i... 4 June 30, .1965 _____ Lx—? 3,118,568 26 "fatal Required_______ $23,537^000.00 Total Liquid Assets__ IS 3,118,568.26 FINANCED , i'. Deduct Matured (Indebtedness General Fund Surplus.-,1,279,327.30 a. Past-Due Coupons 7!r,7I2.50 Estimated >> <’ ' 831,000.00 Misc. Revenue —-_____ 6,253,733 28 c. Past-Due Bonds____ e.\ Fiscal -A'gency Com Not' Estimated- ' ’ ' State Aid'":------------------- 4,990,000.00 missions ,on Above__ 1,025.03 Not Estimated-),. ,, „„ 'll' 909;737.53 > Federal Aid--------------- - 1,300,000.00 Total Items a-f ______ Balance of Assets Subject1, _____ '____ -2,208,830 73 Total'beductions____ -—$13)823,060.58 to Accruals ---------------Deduct Accrual Reserves Balance to Raise from Ad Valorem Tax_____ $ 9,713’,939.42 if Assets Sufficient i. Accrued on Unmatured ■ '■ ESTIMATED^ - . , Bonds --------------- —,— 1,876,090.12 MISCELLANEOUS REVENUE (Excess of Assets Ov,er . State School,Land" , 332,740.61 384,000.00 Accrual Reserves -11— Dept? Earnings-------- — County Apportionment > SINKING' FUND (Mtg. Tax) ' t---------- , REQUIREMENTS FOR 1965-66 Intangible ;TaxlU_-t_x—i; Interest Earnings- offi ‘ Gross;(Production Tax._« ' 38,501.50 Bonds — ------i-5—.. 690,742, Auto License’Tax--------- 4,097,843 00 Accrual on Unmatured Tuition-Adult1.'School- — v £5^263 70 _____ --ll -L.1-—- 2,584,277 4 Mill Levy;------------------ 1,177,405.87 Bonds All’Commissionp.To s a..t i-: j. Tuitlon-Sumirie'r' Fiscal Agencies*' _______ 4,096 , 90,697:00 School ______ J------- -----Total Sinking , Total E^iiiat'e^ ' ,’ s Fund Requirements-___ $ 3,279,116
. .—.'-(.c. ■’» (Misclj.,(ReYh,'_^--:xxxxx.£x$fe6j28;3i,733,28. , ..BUIIa)1NG.FUND eAssets, 1 ., ilifie ’ s't.^1--332,740 .Remodeling or* Repair , O-. Raise;} •> i? ' oF'Schdol -Bldgs. 1 evy r--i-.-$(.2,946,375 Purchase of ,Furnitur,e„' I Interest on Building ,1-,' ,, I | i ,< i CERTIFICATE—GOVERNING BOARD State.of Oklahorffa,’County okOklahoma, ss , -J Bta We, w^th^S acting o«Ks °f the thg undersigned ^luly’elected, qualified and and^achng offj B-oarWlSiucatic/of Oitl^oma 'Ci^oql Dist No^^^sa^Cou Boarcr-or jKiucauuii ui Oklauuiua ^ltj^njCoCG* a “ - ’ r - x. . and State, do hereby certifyjthat-,a,-meeting of the Governing Body of .the faid J'at'the time said. oSttlct District,,i “K begun.at!the time“p?pv»by provided-by Taw law for for’disfrict? districts <Jf of th>class this class 68 O S 1961, Sectlon ','and’pui suant»to the.nrnvisioifs, the-provisions, of ,68 OS Sectionjjl‘286,> 286, tne>joregoing tn: s and correct condition oi the Finanstnlemi nt w u*» jcted by the records > of the District cial'Affrn ■> ot ce'rtify.that" the , fof eg'olng /estimate for ’ Clerk and Treas year beginning id ending .current expense: nably necessary r.conduct June 30 1966'as ■ - —* “ftosjbe? ■d the, e-.sdurces T6?»Meioow^f
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 “~~:7”
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, President David H. Bridges William F. Lott
ABSENT: I
Foster Estes Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
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{Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Bob Atterbury, N. L. George, Hugh B. Ginn, Larry Hayes , Alex Higdon, David Light, Bill Lillard, Jim Casey, Mervel Lunn, A. J. Miller, Roy Mullenix , Gene Pingleton, Gilbert Robinson, Dick Samples, Floyd Taylor; Bud Prigmore; Miss Vivian Mattox and Mrs. Octavia Douglas,., teachers; Charles Foster, Jerry Wallace, OCCTA; Mrs. John Bayless, PTA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. The invocation was given by Dr. Parker and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
|A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the minutes of the (meetings of September 7, 1965; and September 14, 1965; as presented. The motion carried (unanimously on roll call.
R. #298 Minutes Ratified
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(Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine monthly financial report. joffice.)
Treasurer's Report
(Copy on file in Clerk's
|Mr. Johnson, Attorney, had nothing specific to report at this time. i1
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills listed in this agenda have been checked and in proper order for Board action.
Attorney's Report J
Auditor's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as presented. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. I (SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct the following persons to ’attend professional meetings as indicated: Jack F. Parker, Meeting of Superintendents of the Larger Cities, Memphis, Tennessee, October 14-16, 1965.
R. #300 Professional Trips Approvec
Mervel Lunn, National Association of Educational Broadcasters, Washington, D. C., October 31-November 3; 1965*
Gilbert Robinson and Carl Ruble , Annual Meeting of American Association of School Personnel Administrators, Houston, Texas, October 18-22, 1965. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Della Jo Bruce , teacher, deceased September 6, 1965. All members present voiced approval of passage of this motion.
R. #301 Resolution of Appreciation
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to confirm an agreement with the University of Oklahoma, Department of Clinical Psychology, for psychological services through 1 an intern program and consultant service. Total cost to the Board of Education for the 1965-66 school year to be $5;500-00 "to be charged to G 311-A2. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #302 Clinical Psychology Services
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve employment of architects indicated below to prepare plans and specifications for the building projects as shown. Architects' fee is to be 6/ less 1/2 of 1$ for consultants and inspection services. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #303 Architects Employed
PROJECT
ARCHITECTURAL FIRM ASSIGNED
Hoover Junior High School Addition
Benham-Blair-Poppino-Stealy
Douglass High School Addition
Bauer-Wood-Smiley & Associates
Telstar Elementary School Addition
Reid & Associates
Western Village Elementary School Addn.
Locke;- Miner & Smith (Continued)
MEETING OF OCTOBER K, 1965 - CONT'D
R. #303 Continued.
PROJECT
ARCHITECTURAL FIRM ASSIGNED
Polk Elementary School Addition
Palmer and. Vahlberg
Southern Hills Elementary School Addn.
Dow Gumerson
Madison Elementary School Addition
Seminoff-Bowman-Bode
New elementary school located on SW 66th between Walker and Santa Fe
Gene Jones & Associates
PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
It was requested 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 District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MRS. MARY B. JACK, CLERK, SPECIAL SERVICES,
SALARY $1.2-5 PER HOUR,
GENEVA MIDDLETON, MABLE COLE AND JUNE FRENCH, CLERKS, SEPTEMBER I?, 1965.
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EFFECTIVE
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS, NURSES AND SECRETARIES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1965-66 BRANSON,
BRI SON,
(MRS)
BARBARA H.
SIDNEY E.
BRANTLEY,
SELA IE C.
(MR)
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BROWN, HELEN L.(MRS) *BULLA, LENA (MRS)
CHASTAIN,
RUBY (MRS)
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CORLEY,
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DOWLING, ELLIS,
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FOWLER, WARD M.(MR)
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HALL, DORIT (MRS) HARRIS, JANET K.
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LINK, BEVERLY D.
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MYERS, NORTON,
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ALMA G.
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ELINDA A.
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JANICE S.
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BESSIE (MRS)
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PAAS, MARGARET (MRS)
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HELPER L1NWOOD
HELPER
N.W. CLASSEN HELPER SPENCER
COOK WILSON COOK
HORACE MANN
HELPER N.W. CLASSEN HELPER
CRESTON HILLS COOK PRAIRIE QUEEN
HELPER
SHI ELDS HEIGHTS HELPER
NORTHWEST CLASSEN
MANAGER TRAINING VALLEY BROOK HELPER
ADM. BUILDING HELPER
WESTERN VILLAGE COOK
PERSONNEL transfe
ASSIGNMENT
rs name
effecti ve DATE
(ROCHELLE-TRANSFERRED)
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
SPIKER.
( HAG L ER-TRA NS F ERR ED)
BERTIE
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ve APPROVED effecti DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT MCKONLEY
1-25 HR
helper 8-26-65
SPIRES. JANICE
I.25HR A
DREWNICKY, NATALIE
I.25HF B
8-26-65
WATSON,
1.45HR S
8-26-65
---------------------------
RIDGEVI EW
hflp fr
CONT'D
RETIREMENT
(beam -reti
red
4 , 1965 -
(glenn -reti
)
red
)
HELPER
'
ROOSEVELT COOK
MEETING OF OCTOBER
RESIGNATIONS DAVIS
BATEY,
SUSAN
CATES.
VIVIAN
HELPER
CLASSEN HELPER JEFFERSON
DI BELLO.
BETTY
COOK
KENNEDY HOUSE, GEORGIA
HELPER
SUNSET JONES, MERTIE
HELPER WEBSTER
MCGUIRE,
HELEN
HELPER ADM. BLDG.
REINKE, OLGA
COOK
TRUMAN STALLWORTH, JANETTE
COOK ADM. BLDG.
FORD,
J
LEOLA
NORTHEAST
J
RUTH
AREA SUPERVISOR
I
DAVIS
8-26-65
HAGGARD, VERYLE
I.25HR
8-26-65
9-1-65
BANKS, MARY A.
I.25HR
9-1-65
9-1-65
STUART, HELEN
I.25HR B
8-26-65
HELPER
9-1-65
KELLY.
9-1-65
HELPER
8-30-65
BIBLE. ROBERTA
I.45HR
8-30-65
8-26-65
WILLIAMS, BEATRICE
I.30HR •
8-26-65
HELPER CLASSEN
HELPER
8-26-65
8-30-65
KATHERINE
I.25HR.
SUNSET
WEBSTER
ADM. BLDG.
COOK
TRUMAN COOK
8-31-65
J
J
J
T O-,
FOOD SERVICE
ASSIGNMENT
RES«GNATIoiisME
(wilso n -resi gned )
1965 - CONT'D
'___________________________________________
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
ARINVINE, MARGIE
! .25HR
8-26-65
FULLER, RUBY
I.25HR
8-26-65
(bevin s -re sig ne d )
FUNK, MAXINE
K25HR »
9-1-65
(porter
JIZEK. MARGARET
I.25HR
8-26-65
KIPP, LOTTIE J.
I.25HF
8-25-65
LEE. ROSETTA
1.30 E 3.
8-26-65
LOPER, RUBY
I.25HR »
9-7-65
MORRIS, JUI IA
1.25hr 3
8-26-65
POST, JANELLE
I.25HR
8-26-65
(manspeaker
MEETING OF OCTOBER U,
PERSON NEL
______________________________________________
resi gn ed
)
-resi gned )
(WHEELBARG ER-RESIGNED)
-resi
(mitchell
gn ed
)
-res igne d )
(sutton (com tfr
-rfsign
(gla ss -resigned
(batem an -res
fd
)
)
ign ed
)
SCRIBER,
NORMA
I.25HF 0
8-26-65
SHELTON,
IRWANNA
1
JOHr
9-17-65
I.25HR
8-26-65
-
-resi
(coulter
gned
)
(CONAWAY- RESIGNED)
SHERRICK. ALPHA
(cr awfor d -res igne d )
(hicks -resigned
(Charl
)
es -resi gned
(mc phe rso
SMITH, RUBYE
STEVENS,
)
n -resi gned
PEARL
SURRENCY,
)
SOPHIE
JOHNSON, JOANNA
I.25HR
8-26-65
I.JOHR
8-26-65
I.25HR «
8-26-65
1.25HR 0
8-26-65
ASSIGNMENT GARDEN OAKS
HFI PFR HOOVER
HELPER
WILLOW BROOK HELPER CLASSEN
HFI PFR PUTNAM HEIGHTS
HELPER
not mt /»SS COOK:
KAISER HELPER LONGFELLOW
HELPER
SEQUOYAH
HELPER JOHN MARSHALL
HELPER
LONGFELLOW HELPER
STONEGATE COOK
DOUGLASS HELPER
RANCHO VILLAGE HILLCREST HELPER
NORTH HIGHLAND HELPER
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4-, 1965 - CONT'D
j Personnel Recommended. P -fO
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effecti ve DATE
COLUMBUS
(brow
(additio (additi
LILLIAN
n -leav e of
nal onal
)
)
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNME
EMPLOYMENT
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
BUCHANAN,
NAME
absenc e )
HELPER
8-23-65 HARMONY
CODER,
NADINE
I.30HR »
9-7-65
COOK
.CUDJO,
BONNIE
1 .25HR B
8-26-65 u
DUNJEE HFI PFR
I.25HR a
8-26-65
GALBRAITH. W. MADGE
ADM. BLDG, HELPER
I
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
RESIGNATIONS
PIERCE A TIME FLOORMAN
VOLLMER, THOMAS
HORACE MANN FLOORMAN
CARTER, JESS L.
COLUMBUS
DANNY
SAMPLES,
FLOORMAN
(WALTER-RESIGNED)
nett
tran
sfe rs
)
sfe rred
ED)
(RICHARD-TRANSFERRED)
(bre we r -trans (drake -trans
ferre ferre
-tra
d) d)
nsf err ed )
(PR EWITT-TRANSF ERR ED)
Ah Ph
- 5R-75MO,
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT PIERCE i TIME FLOORMAN
9-17-65 9-2>65
PAUL F.
1I7.50mc
9-1-65
176.25MC o
9-13-65
MOON
p TIME FLOORMAN HOOVER 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
ft
(grah am -trans ferr
(D 1—1 (D 9 O O O O (D (D
SOUTHFRI ANn. RAIL. W, It
ANDERSON. WILLIAM
(DUNCAN-TRANSFERRED)
str ong
SALARY
;
(nob les -tran
(arm
8-31-65
EMPLO¥M^l!l^ME
WHITE,
-resi gned )
(bar
EFFECTIVE DATE
BOWMAN, DONALD
DUNCAN.
LONNY
235.MO 0
9-22-65
235.mo 0
9-24-65
DUNCAN. WILLIAM
235.MO 0
GOSS. MATHEW
235.MO e
HALL. SHARP,
HOWARD SHERMAN
9-2-65
9-8-65
117.50 no.
9-21-65
235. MO »
8-30-65
STEWARD. JERRY
117.50 ro.
9-1-65
VICK, RAYMOND E.
235.MO 0
9-13-65
ADM.
BLDG.
FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
JOHN MARSHALL
FLOORMAN LAFAYETTE i TIME FLOORMAN
JOHN MARSHALL
FLOORMAN
STAR i TIME FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN
PERSONNEL
MAINTENANCE PEPARTMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
TEMPORAR^^ft^OYEES
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
v
9-16-65
SWAMPER
9-1-65
SWAMPER
I.75HR J
9-20-65
MECHANIC
I.35HR ft
9-8-6,5
SWAMPER
SLOAN, THOMAS J.
I.OOHR »
9-13-65
HELPER
WHITSON, DOFFES
I.OOHR
9-13-65
HELPER
HILL, MELTON L, JR.
L21±
PENRY, JOHNNIE
I.35HR »
PICKENS, LAWRENCE
1965 - CONT'D
PRINGLE.
DALE
-
MEETING OF OCTOBER
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
HANEY, NEAL
PLASTERER
8-18-65
LANDSCAPER
9-7-65
FORM SETTER
8-31-65
TRUCK DRIVER
9-8-65
***
RESIGNATIONS? GOSS, MATT H.
RETIREMENTS
HOBGOOD, JOHN THORNBROUGH,
J
J
DONVIN
ASSIGNMENT
J
STUDENT
STUDENT
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effect ive DATE
NAME
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATIONS
EMPLOYMENT
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
I BLACKBURN,
CONT'D
HARLAN,
BUS DRIVER
FRANK
9-10-65
MEETING OF OCTOBER
4 , 1965 -
CRITTENDEN,
BLACKBURN, JOHNNIE
BUS DRIVER
9-15-65
JOHNNY
JOHN
IOO0MC 0
9-1-65
BUS DRIVER
IOO.MC 0
9-10-65
BUS DRIVER
9-13-65
BUS DRIVER
IOO.MC .
9-1-65
BUS DRIVER
ORANGE, JOE W.
105.MC
9-1-65
BUS DRIVER
ROUTT. MARION
100.MO e
9-16-65
BUS DRIVER
THOMPSON,
IOO.MC »
9-16-65
BUS DRIVER
9-7-65
WAREHOUSEMAN
MCFADDEN, JESSIE
IOO.MC
MAJOR, OPHELIA
KENNETH
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATION
EMPLOYMENT
(haney -resi gn ed )
HICKS,
BROADCASTING CENTER
BROADCASTING
resignati
on
;
(med for d -resigned
(D 1—1 0 a (L) g 0 g 02 O O (D O
KENNETH
ro 00
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
___
/
R.
CENTER
EMPLOYMENT
)
BRAINARD, FRANK
4 |6O. YR,
9-20-65
TELEVISION TALENT DEVELOPER
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
V
1 Personnel | Recommended 1.......
____
p -15 CHANGES IN SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS;
main tenan ce
;
DONALD LEE CARROLL,
LEE 0. DUDLEY, DONALD R.
TEMPORARY PAINTER,
POSEY,
SALARY #1.25 PER HR,
SALARY #4500. PER YR,
TO #1.35 PER HR,
TO LANDSCAPER,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 26,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 26,
1965.
TEMPORARY LABORER,
SALARY $1.35 PER HR,
TEMPORARY PAINTER,
SALARY #2.00 PER HR, TO PAINTER,
SALARY #4,000.
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEM
TEMPORARY PAINTER, SALARY #2.00 PER HR, TO PAINTER,
SALARY #4,000.
PER YR,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER
SALARY #3200. PER YR,
1965.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER
1965.
HOWARD T. TAYLOR,
26,
EFFECTIVE
1-965.
JAMES E. SIMPSON, 26,
SALARY $3,000. PER YR,
TO LABORER,
SALARY #2.00 PER HR, TO PAINTER,
TEMPORARY LABORER,
SHERWOOD RAGLAND,
H,
SALARY $1.50 PER HR,
TEMPORARY LABORER,
1965.
SEPTEMBER 26,
1965.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT: JOE ROY ARMSTRONG, | TIME FLOORMAN AT STAR, #140. PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I,
CLARENCE G. CLINGAN,
HEAD CUSTODIAN AT FOSTER,
PER MONTH,
SALARY #335.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER
BRUCE HOLMES, | TIME FLOORMAN AT HARDING,
#180.
PER MONTH,
ROBERT MERCER,
MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 23,
FLOORMAN AT HERONVILLE,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER
HERSHAL R. MORRIS,
#235*
PER MONTH,
PER MONTH,
FOOD service NAOMI
31,
I,
PER MONTH, TO £ TIME CUSTODIAN AT LONE STAR,
SALARY #320.
SALARY
PER MONTH,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT SHIELDS HEIGHTS,
1965.
SALARY #120. PER MONTH, TO 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN AT MADISON,
SALARY
1965.
SALARY #250.
TO £ TIME FLOORMAN AT HERONVILLE,
PER MONTH,
SALARY #125.
PER
I965.
3/4 TIME FLOORMAN AT MADISON,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 8,
RELIEF CUSTODIAN AT ALL SCHOOLS,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I,
PER MONTH, TO RELIEF FLOORMAN AT ALL SCHOOLS, SALARY
SALARY $176.25
1965.
FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL,
SALARY #176.25 PER MONTH,
BOB LEE RUSSOM,
I,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 23,
DONALD EUGENE RICHARD,
#305.
SALARY #120.
1965.
SALARY #235.
PER MONTH,
1965.
'
SALARY #295.
PER MONTH,
TO 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN AT JOHN MARSHALL,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT FOSTER, SALARY
1965.
:
BIGLER, COOK AT WILSON,
SALARY #1.30 PER HR, TO UNASSIGNED HELPER,
SALARY $1.25 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST
1965.
BEATRICE FISH, HELPER AT PRAIRIE QUEEN, AUGUST 26, 1965.
WINIFRED F.
#310.
FOREMAN, MANAGER AT GARDEN OAKS,
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 7,
CATHERINE A. HUNTER, HELPER AT MOON, SEPTEMBER I,
SALARY #1.25 PER HR, TO COOK AT CENTRAL, SALARY #1.30 PER HR,
SALARY #275.
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
TO MANAGER AT DUNJEE HIGH SCHOOL, SALARY
1965.
SALARY #1.30 PER HR,
TO UNASSIGNED HELPER,
SALARY $1.25 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
1965.
MARJORY C. MAYFIELD, HELPER AT N.W. CLASSEN, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER I,
ILA A. THOMPSON, HELPER AT WESTERN VILLAGE, EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26, 1965. EVELYN WESTER, MANAGER AT WASHINGTON,
#215. PER MONTH,
SALARY $1.30 PER HR, TO UNASSIGNED HELPER,
SALARY $1.25 PER HR,
1965. SALARY #1.25 PER HR,
SALARY #225.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER |6,
PER MONTH,
TO COOK AT HOOVER,
SALARY #1.30 PER HR,
TO MANAGER TRAINING AT N.W. CLASSEN,
SALARY
1965,
I
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges that the Board approve the personnel items as listed above. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #304 Personnel Approved
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Bills and. Payrolls Recommended.
\~V *
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 following itemized list.)
ITEM #1
RATIFICATION OF SEPTEMBER 1965 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: : BOARD AND UPON- WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN 1
$
19.65-66 GENERAL FUND
1,781,171,57 91,346.01
'1965-66 ’BUILDMG LEVY FUND
1,233.32
BOND -FUND
NYC S5-6024-38 CAP - 294-2'
- WORK STUDY , ■/I-,' \
' ITEM' #2
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR OCTOBER 1965 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
$ ■ 1,85O?OPO.QO
.
2
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
1,360.00
BOND FUND
$
NYC S5-6024-38
$•■
35,obo-.oo
$
10,000.00'
■ CAP
t-
294-2
$ -■
WORK STUDY ITEM #3
97,000.00
.15,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS,{PER-ATTACHED PER. ATTACHED.ITEMIZED ,-ITEMIZED LIST,. LIST THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND\A^FRpVED'“BY THE' AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE'■ OF’EXPENDlTUiEtE^'’CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF .MERCHANDISE AND/OR' SERVICES . ' 1
iBii
*
1
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT OCTOBER 4, 1965
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$.
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
$
47.151.52
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
61.032.93
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
11.326.56
BOND FUND
$
217.530.43
NATIONAL YOUTH CORPS
$
10.047.. 15
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
638,25
208.245.04
$__ 555,971-88____
TOTAL
1965-66 GENERAL FUND ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Printing Clerk
Standard Standard
ADDISON-WESLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Board Action
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Board Action Low
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
95.00
ANDERSON BARBER SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
54.35
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Supplies Health Supplies Health Supplies
Low Low Low Letter Bid
ASSOCIATED MUSIC PUBLISHERS, INC. Library
Publisher
ATHLETIC TRAINERS SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
12.00 27.96
39.96
968.00
.
173.52 11.84
89.00 13-50
764-53
185.36
867.03
12.35
609.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1
B-2
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES Office Machines
Standard
J.B. BATTLE UNIFORM COMPANY Security Department
Low
BEAUTE SALON SUPPLY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
89.00
BERRY OIL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
32.40
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Adult School Supplies
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 Low Standard Standard. Board Action
BIGGERSTAFF’S SUPPLIES General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
R.. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Office Machines
Agreement
33.35
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
18.39
BOWMAR RECORDS, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
11.90
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
178.75
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
212.64
BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
166.15
BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
12.50
243.00
43.09 8.47 8.47 35.34 8.47 8.84 8.84 7.32 8.08 55.36 139.25 7.32 50.83 41.00 36.37 70.50 32.33
569.88
;
1,601.10 549.00
53.24
2,150.10
3
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-3
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
BUMPA-TEL SIGN COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
BUREAU OF PUBLICATIONS General Instruction
Publisher
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
Board Action
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Misc. Expense Book' Rebinding . General Instruction Transportation - Maintenance
Fund Fund Fund Fund
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Board Action
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Instructional Offices Printing Library
Low Low Standard
BOB CATES Maintenance
Low
CHAMPION KNITWEAR COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
257.70
CHEMICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS CO., INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,249.56
CHILTON BOOKS Library
Hiblisher
55.00
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water
Utilities
59.75
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water
Utilities
17.00
JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
10.08
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. COMPANY .Printing
Low
16.78
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. Maintenance
Low
37.42
CONSUMERS UNION OF U.S. INC. Purchasing
Publisher
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
47.00
3.75 658.25
73.75 1.10 .65
75.99 •1,580.79
1.01
9.09 12.20 6.75.
28.04
84.22
6.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
\5>
Bills and Payrolls
J
B-4
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Operating Gas & Oil
Low
175.70
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Printing
Low
66.75
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Storeroom; Stock
Low
115.20
COREY’S MOTION . Repair to Repair to Repair to Repair to . Repair to
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
PICTURE EQUIPMENT Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment Instruc. Equipment
129.45 169.57 63.65 190.00 70.05
622.72
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
226.52
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
306.92
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
DAVIS STORES, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY,. INCORPORATED Audio Visual Supplies
Low
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Agreement
MRS.. EVERETT DOUGLASS Special Education
Reimbursement
42.12
DOWLINGS,. INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
46.68
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
4-95
BILL DOYLE Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Manpower
Agreement Agreement Agreement Low
12.00
53.70 36.20 17.55 32,-iQ
-
140.55 108.00
93-60
5,536.50 9.60
45.90 38.90 16.05 8.00
5,546.10
108.85
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
| Bills and. I Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued.)
B-5
DULANEYS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
DUNLAP SPORTING GOODS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
642.60
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education
Reimbursement
21.00
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Manpower Printing Office Machines
Standard Standard Agreement
EDIPHONE COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
EDUCATORS PROGRESS SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
ELECTRONICS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Board Action Board Action
FIRST NAT’L MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Eqpt. Rental
Agreement
MRS. DONALD G. FRANCEN Special Education
Reimbursement
-
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
8.90
FRIDEN INCORPORATED Office Machines
Board Action
823.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
500.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICENTER Custodial Supplies
Low
GINN AND COMPANY Library
Publisher
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
GOODYEAR SERVICE General Instruction
Selected
11.00
120.00 31.00
^o-79
581.79
598.00
9.00
32.37 21.46 564.48 245.28
53.83
•
809.76
533 * 82
6.72
44.21
17.50
247.15
7-00
15.81
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-6
GOODHEART-WILCOX COMPANY Manpower Library Library General Instruction General Instruction
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Library Supplies
Low
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
HARRY C. HAMILTON Custodial Supplies
Standard
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
130.32
HAUN'S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Board Action
652.75
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Library Library Library
Publisher Publisher Board Action
90.80 258.58 12.188.07
12,537-45
HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Building Rental - October Building Rental - November
Board Action Board Action
200.00 200.00
400.00
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Audio Visual Materials
Standard
6.36
INDUSTRIAL GASKET & PACKING COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
2.40
IBM CORPORATION Superintendents OfficeData Processing Data Processing
Standard Board Action Agreement
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Title III
Board Action
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE &. SUPPLY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
FRED JONES, INCORPORATED (Ford) Maintenance
Standard
135.00 243.90 27.10 216.80 157.92
780.72
27.32
6.48
25.00
22.50 160.82
7,7^2.50
7,935.82
164.36 1.92
166.28
94,508.34 16.90 90.52
107.42
37.60
MEETING OF OCTOBER k, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-7
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
L
JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY General Instruction
Publisher
10.00
EC’S CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
626.00
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Maintenance
Standard
82.00
KNAPP PRINTING & GIFTS Printing
Low
25-00
KNIGHT SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,207.59
KP-SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
208.80
LANGSAM DRUG #3 Health Supplies Health Supplies
Board Action Low
LEE WAY MOTOR FREIGHT INCORPORATED Library
Selected
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Building Rental
Rental Agreement
J. F. LINCOLN ARC WELDING FOUNDATION Manpower
Publisher
LITHO SERVICE &. SUPPLY Manpower
Low
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library Library
Board Action Board Action Board Action
T. C. MCCOURRY Rent
Rental Agreement
RILEY MCCULLOUGH Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
MCGRAW-HILL PUBLICATIONS Project Planning Library
Publisher Board Action
MCKESSON & ROBBINS INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
MELTON COMPANY INCORPORATED Health Department Health Department
Low Letter Bid Low
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water
Utilities
20.00 20.92
40.92
7.33
565.00
7.50
-
82.80
465.00 156.00
3,382^4
4,003.74
150.00 60.00
3.00 442.43
445.43
73.60
25.60 265.68
291.28
181.78
!
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-8
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION . General Instruction
Publisher
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MILLER NORRIS COMPANY, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Board Action
MILLS MUSIC INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,281.41
MONROE INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED Office Machines
Board Action
1,591.00
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
360.00
E. MORRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
509.58
BILL NELSON SPTG. GOODS General Instruction
Board Action
950.00
NORTH SIDE CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Audio Visual Materials Instructional Offices Personnel Office
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
10,265.02
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
16,081.20
OKLAHOMA HARDWARE COMPANY Land & Building: Rental
Board Action
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
1,113.53
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
2,674-25
OKLA. PUBLIC SCHOOL RESEARCH COUNCIL Dept, of Education, O.S.U.
Agreement
1,376.70
125.52
22.39
949.08 3-00
-
6.50 5-45 4.00
,
1,281.10
15.95
300.00
250.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
OKLAHOMA UPHOLSTERY SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction
Low Lettep Bid
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Pupil Transportation Eqpt.
Board Action
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
3.00
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
7.40
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Low
11.96
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Meter Rental
Standard
21.60
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
436.56
PLAZA CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
641.56
POLYART PRODUCTS COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
382.36
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
POSTMASTER Printing (Cards)
Standard
PRECISION PHOTO & ENGINEERING SUPPLY Audio Visual Supplies
Low
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, ING. General Instruction Office Machines
Low Agreement
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Title VIII
Low
ROBBINS MUSIC CORPORATION Library
Publisher
ROBERTS & BAKER DRUG General Instruction
Low
349.17
2,250.00 4
40.00 —
500.00
280.00 27.16
291.72
33.00
81.35
270.54 2.00
19.20
MEETING OF OCTOBER
1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-1O
ELMER J.. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
MRS. MARVIN SCHLEGEL Special Education
Reimbursement
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Low
165.00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
113.42
SHILLIAM SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
215.IO
SIMPSON-HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
L. W. SINGER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Library
Board Action
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Low
14.92
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
17.45
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction
Selected
3.80
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
320.75
BILL STORY FIRE AND SAFETY COMPANY Maintenance Manpower Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Selected Low Board Action Agreement
TEACHERS’ NAT’L INFORMATION SERVICE Adult School Supplies
Publishers
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
6.60
15.00
9.24
2,00
7.59 2,395.60
21.93
2,198.84
26.16 77.40 541.10 1.758.25
2,402.91 3.85
21.84
649.77
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-ll
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Title VIII Clerk Instruc. Offices Laundry Expense Purchasing General Instruction Project Planning
Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter. Bid Low
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Library Libary Library Library
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense General Instruction
15.37 10.89 21.98 1.56 18.75 480.00 8.26
556.81
45-70 2,333.75 491.77 26.50
2,897.72
Low Low Low Low Low
90.20 '24.90 350.00 48-45 37.00
550.55
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
69.10 346.56
415.66
TOLLIE’S AUTO SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
93.60
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Project Planning
Selected
27.30
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Low
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Audio Visual Materials
Publisher
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional Repair to Instructional
Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt. Eqpt.
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
WELDON, WILLIAMS &. LICK, INC. General Instruction
Low
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt. General Instruction
Selected Low
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
2.50 143.65
44.10 150.90 181.50 44.30 125.85 168.55
715.20
341.86 150.45
-A2.75
193.20 16.00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Manpower Printing
Low Low
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
WHEELER & STUCKEY PRESCRIPTION SHOP Health Dept. Supplies
Low Letter Bid
4.00
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Sepcial Education
Reimbursement
6.72
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
9.20
135.00
189.98 â–
9.60
1964-65 GENERAL FUND
AMERICAN HERITAGE PUBLISHING COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
BUREAU OF PUBLICATIONS Library
Selected
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
8,703.78
CRAFTINT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
233-28
DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES Library
Board Action
749.72
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
3,300.00
DRIVEX CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
DULANEYS Recreational Supplies Electronics Supplies
Low Standard
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
59.52
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
39.97
t
44*60
157.65
8.75
248.56
117.00 28.75
145.75
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
i Bills and | Payrolls
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
JOE ESCO TIRE COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
187.07
IRWIN C. GAUMER Subscriptions
Low
47.50
GAYLORD.BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Library
Board Action
2,065123
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2,430.80
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
HERD EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
HASTINGS HOUSE, PUBLISHERS INC. Library
Publishers
HERZFELDS BEAUTY SUPPLY Manpower
Low
HOLT, RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Library
Publisher
1.64
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Electronics - Supplies
Low
6.95
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing
Low
35-37
JOHNSON WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Inst. Equipment
Low
19.60
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance
Standard
21.55
LARSEN MUSIC COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
35.58
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Maintenance
Low
136.24
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Printing
Standard
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Aption
1,432.62
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
186.55
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
260.00
5-60 179.89
7.50
11.00
2.68
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
PITNEY BOWES INCORPORATED Postage
Standard
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
REMINGTON OFFICE. SYSTEMS Library
Low Letter Bid
830.00
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
557.50
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Library
Publisher
228.92
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance Manpower
Selected Low
STOCKYARDS SADDLERY Business Office
Low
SUMMY-BIRCHARD COMPANY Library
Publisher .
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock Library
Board Action Board Action
WESTERN PAPPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
17.40
4.50
15.89 11-75
.
27.64
. 50.00 7.70
1,050.00 23,005.64
23,361.39
251.52
165-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
ALLIED PAINT DIVISION, H.K.PORTER CO. Materials
Board Action
AMERICAN BUTANE & PROPANE GAS COMPANY Materials
Low
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
39.40
.31.56
8.00 3.56 22.95
26.51
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1065-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-15
AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY INDUSTRIES Materials
Standard
ANDERSON BARBER SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
APCO OIL CORPORATION Materials
Low
BARNHILL-ALLEN Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
BEAUTESALON SUPPLY INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Materials Materials
Standard Standard
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
B & H SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
25,24 4.89
30.13
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
4..70 29.20
33.90
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials
Low
BOLTONS, INCORPORATED Materials
Selected
20.00 366.60
10.26
3,718.00 SA. 00
3,802.00 10.00
169.40 5.00
174*40 74.60
,
13.46
348.60
10.25-
CLARENCE L. .BOYD COMPANY, INC. Materials
Standard
106.58
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
32.35
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
WILMA CAIN _ CLERK Materials
Fund Reimbursement
CAMPBELL. GLASS. & MIRROR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
1
204.50 22.11
100.84
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 BUILDING LEVI FUND (continued)
B-16
BOB CATES Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
68.15 41.68
57,00
166.83
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
133.00 275.00 142.50
550.50
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Materials
Standard
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Equipment for Administration
Low
51.60
CITY SPRING.WORKS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
11.95
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE CO.DIV.STUDEBAKER Materials
Low
54.80
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY New Library Books
Board Action
508.00
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Non Instructional Equipment
Low
100.00
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
145.44
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials
Low
21.75
LLOYD COPENBARGER Materials
Selected
53.91
COX RADIO AND SOUND Materials
Low
118.75
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
108.96
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings > Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Selected
224.18
238.40 218.00 216.94 14.86 1.835.00 9.69 .7.50
2,567.44
20.35
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
i Bills and j Payrolls_______
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-17
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Board Action
DENMAN COMPANY Materials
Low
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
-
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
Low â– Low Low Board Action
3-60 372.00
375.60
95.00
130.48 7.20 486.00
1,015.14
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard Standard
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES INCORPORATED New Library Books
Board Action
239.97
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
198.00
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid
SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
34.61 44.97 19.32 1.76
16.50 18.00 49.75 68.3O 447.18
100.66
599.73
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS New Library Books
Board Action
GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
ESTES CHEMICALS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
148.80
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
142.00
FIDELER COMPANY New Library Books
Publisher
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORP. New Library Books
Board Action
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
I83.8O 23.00
83.35 496.00
98.56 12.96
111.52 34.50
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-18
C. S. HAMMOND & COMPANY New Library Books
Publisher
35.75
HARMON FLOOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
30.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings . Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
HUNZIGKER BROTHERS Materials
Low
116.62
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE INC. 'Materials
Low
95.06
INDUSTRIAL GASKET & PACKING CO.. INC. Materials
Low
. 1.70
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE New Library Books
Board Action
JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION, INC. New Library Books
Publisher
31.55
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT Materials
Low
22.50
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
64.16
KERR-MCGEE OIL INDUSTRIES Materials
Low
960.63
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Boa^d Action
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials
Low
30.00
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low Letter Bid
23.70
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Materials
Low
55-50 33.17 158.07 9.34 54.06 3*60 137.50 43.92 14.40 48-59 162,00
720.15
6,518.22
191.66 41.10 47.00 579.00
858.76
250.77
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-19
MCCORMICK STEEL COMPANY Materials
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
MILLER FLOORS INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Materials
Selected
NEROC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
NIX SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Selected
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY New Library Books
Board Action
OIL FILTER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
178.80 1^6
194.16
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
71.85 9.30
81.15
PASCAL P. PADDOCK, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
45.00
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
7.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GUSS COMPANY Materials Materials
Board Action Low
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY New Library Books
Board Action
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Standard
6.66
289-92 24-29 159.29
473.50
4,527.00
37.16
1,574-90
18.11 16.85 10.20
45.16
328.80
1,050.00
1,412.88
328.40
12.55 47.91 4.20
52.11
1
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 19&5 - CONT'D
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY (continued)
B-20
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
S & H SHADE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment .
Selected
SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON WORKS Materials - Buildings
Low
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
SOUTHWESTERN GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials
Low Letter Bid
SOUTHWESTERN ROOFING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,646.00
STANDARD ROOFING AND MATERIALS CO. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
21,230.64
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials
Selected
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low
CARL. R. TRAPPE Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
819.20
LEON C. VANNOY DRILLING COMPANY Materials
Standard
429.08
VASECO, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
104.59
VINSONITE SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
114.24 36.72 118.68 75.84 . 253.92 51,-?O
651.30
265.20 64.OO
12.19 ,30,-10
â–
42.29
298.00
50.00
15-00 ,71-10
2,188.89
86.10
52.92
36.72 108.00
144.72
29.25
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66-BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-21
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE Materials - Buildings
Standard
13.07
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY Materials
Standard
14.IO
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
4,609.74
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,134.23
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
34.79
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
15.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Board Action
MONARCH REFINERIES, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
73.50
OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS SUPPLY CO. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
551.34
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
46.62
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
3,340.75
VINSONITE SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
85-35
MURRY R. WOMBLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
45.24 1,130.00
1,175.24
39-00 3?-oo
78.00
182.00
BOND FUND
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
41.10
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
BOND FUND (continued)
Bills and Payrolls
\
3-22
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #7 - Eisenhower - Bldg.
Board Action
99,540.00
FRIDEN, INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
2,375-00
HEWLETT-PACKARD COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
1,632.95
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL & ASSOC. Est. #7 - Eisenhower - Arch. Fee
Board Action
1,990.80
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Est. #2 - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
82,993-50
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical School Equipment - Vocational School Equipment - Vocational School
Board Action Board Action Board Action
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
139.40
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
4,880.00
MOORE AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
165.39
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Equipment - Vocational School
Board Action
3,597.93
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment - Vocational School
Board Action
10,917.60
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational School
Board Action
3,063.19
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational School
Board Action
898.89
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Technical School Equipment-Vocational School
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NATIONAL YOUTH CORPS OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Reimbursement - July Salaries,Staff, Enrollees and use of Office Eqpt.
Contract
4,908.50
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Reimbursement - Aug. Salaries, Staff, Enrollees and use of Office Eqpt. Contract
5,138.65 B-23
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
Board Action
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY
SPECIAL PAID DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER
HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
R. #305 Bills and. Payrolls Approved.
Board Action
638.25
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A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the September payrolls, authorize issuing the October payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills in | the amount of $555,971*88 as recommended.
On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D i R. #306
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Bridges to approve the purchase of plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted which submitted the low quotations on specifications:
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Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Norman Plumbing Company Mideke Supply Company Crane Supply Company
Plumbing | Supplies App. I
597-83 80.34 1,612.98 233-55
$ 2,524.70
Total These purchases are to be charged, to Account BL 620-CD. roll call.
All members present voted "Aye" on
R. #307 Lumber and Hardware Approved
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of lumber and hardware for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Kilpatrick Brothers Cullen Lumber Company Mideke Supply Company Oklahoma Screw Products
$ 6,035.27
Total These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts:
$ 4,388.15 1,647.12
BL 620-CD BL 62O-B3
Motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #308 Industrial Arts Supplies (Jefferson)
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of industrial arts supplies and equipment for use by Jefferson Junior High School from the following companies which submitted the low quotations:
Mideke Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Whitton Supply Company Total
$ 2,815.63
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: BL 1030-C G 240-B
$ 2,640.93 174.70
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of refrigerated milk storage boxes from Curtis Equipment Company, Inc. , which submitted the low quotation:
Box capacity - 400 - 1/2 pint milk cartons - $140.65 each Box capacity - 700 - 1/2 pint milk cartons - $155*39 each
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R. #309 Milk Storage Boxes Approvec
These boxes are to be used in connection with the Community Action Program and are to be purchased as the need develops. These purchases are to be charged to Central Food Service Account. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of instructional supplies for use in electricity classes at Capitol Hill and Grant High Schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications:
Butts Electric Supply Company, Inc. Emsco Electric Supply Company John B. Cole Company
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380.79 584.77 422.61 (Continued)
R. #310 Instructional Supplies App.
MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
R. #310 Continued
Cook Electric Supply General Electric Supply Hunzicker Brothers Hart Industrial Supply Company
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Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B. roll call.
R. #311 Printing Eqpt. and Supplies
608.24 129-63 72.55 182.79
All members present voted "Aye" on
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of printing equipment and supplies for use by printing classes at Capitol Hill Senior, Central and § Douglass High Schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on | specifications in response to the attached Notice: j
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Western Paper Company Carpenter Paper Company Oklahoma Paper Company Albert Ladymon Company Interstate Litho Place & Supply Co. Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. Bingham Printing Inks
827.17 5; 321.94 409.10 167.12 265.93 932.20 250.65
$ 8,174.11
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $ 1,001.60 7,172.51
BL 1030-C G 240-B
Motion carried unanimously with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call
R. #312 Musical Instruments Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of musical instruments for use by all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Universal Musical Instrument Company The Willis Music Company Jenkins Music Company Rawson Music Company Woodmansee-Abbott Music Company Inter-City Violin Studios
$ 1,540.90 1,031.00 138.00 9^184.76 2,929-00 1,176.00 351-29
Total
$16,350.95
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. on roll call.
R. #313 Trenching Machine App.
All members present voted "Aye"
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of a trenching machine for use by the Maintenance Department from Central Oklahoma Equipment Corporation which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5,513-27 is to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 4, 1965 - CONT'D
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by^Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of textbooks for use by various schools from the following companies: $ 2,751.00 1,873.20 1,667 Ao 903.00 60^.90
Houghton Mifflin Company Holt, Rinehart & Winston, Inc. Harper & Row, Publishers D. C. Heath and Company Prentice Hall, Inc. I 8 5
$ 7,799-50
Total
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R. #314 Textbooks App.
^These■ purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title are to be charged to Account G 240-B2. Motion carried with all members present III, and i ivoting "Aye" on roll call. !
| BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
IIt was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the low bid of Grandstaff jRoofing Company in the amount of $5,863.00 to repair the gymnasium roof at Central High [School. This bid was received in response to the attached Notice. All bids received are ^tabulated below. The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
BIDDER
BASE BID
Grandstaff Roofing Company Southwestern Roofing Company Phillips Roofing Company Standard Roofing Company Barnhill-Allen Sheet Metal
$ 5,683.00 8,228.00 8,666.00 9,575-00 12,131.00
Insulation
$ 7.00 6.50 6.00 7.50 8.00
UNIT PRICES Reinforcement $
Deck $
19.00 32.50 45.00 50.00 100.00
R. #315 Roof Repair Central High
31.00 52.00 50.00 150.00 100.00
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A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve Change Order No. 1 in the contract of Barnhill-Allen Sheet Metal Company on the Eugene Fields Elementary School ■roof repair project as follows: Replace portion of concrete roof top which was not included $ in original plans and specifications - ADD
R- #316 Change Order #1 E. Fields Roof Repair
84.00
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Lott, THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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Approved the 1st day of November, 1965•
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 26, 1965
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKIAHoWciTY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE j
BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1965, AT U:3O P.M.
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PRESENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, President
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David. H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
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I • ^Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; *j (Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Alex Higdon, Executive Assistant; Bill Lillard, Assistant i |Superintendent; G. L. Robinson, Personnel Director; Carl Ruble, Assistant Personnel Director;^ iFloyd Taylor, Director of Purchasing; J. Frank Malone, Principal; Leon Bruner, Assistant < Principal; Norma Ann Call, Librarian, Northwest Classen High School; Bill Mattox Devin; Mr. Devin's attorney, John Chiaf; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
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The first order of business was the hearing of dismissal charges against Mr. Bill Mattox Devin1, the charges having previously been filed by Mr. J. Frank Malone , Principal of NorthHigh School. Mr. Malone's statement of the charges is as follows: jwest Classen ( October 11, 1965
STATEMENT OF CHARGES AND PROPOSAL FOR DISMISSAL OF TEACHER TO:
Dr. Jack F. Parker Superintendent of Oklahoma City Public Schools
FROM:
J. Frank Malone
As principal of Northwest Classen High School, I hereby charge Mr. Bill Devin, a teacher at Northwest - Classen High School, with willful neglect of duty and incompetency, as follows:
On the 17th day of September, 1965, at about 10:00 o'clock A.M., while the said teacher was at his assigned place and in his assigned classroom at Northwest Classen High School, a pupil named Marc Cheves was reporting to Mr. Devin's second period class when the teacher directed the pupil to remove his eye glasses, The pupil did not comply and was struck by the teacher about the face, whereupon the pupil fled from the room and the teacher pursued the pupil through the building corridors to the parking lot at Northwest Classen High School.
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Wherefore, I propose the dismissal of said Mr. Bill Devin as a teacher of Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
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Mr. Devin was present, and was also represented by legal counsel, Mr. John Chiaf. The following witnesses were sworn and testified: iDr. Bill Lillard, and Mr. Bill Mattox Devin.
Mr. J. Frank Malone, Mrs. Norma Ann Call,
After the hearing was concluded , Mrs. Welch moved that Mr. Devin be dismissed, the motion was seconded by Mr. Lott, and all members voted "Aye" on roll call.
I iR. #318 ^Dismissal of 1
Teacher Approved
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PURCHASING A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of asphalt material for use by the Maintenance Department from Brooks & McConnell, Inc., which submittedAsphalt Materia; Purchased the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,625.00 is to be charged to Account B 1212. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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in response to the attached Notice. This p to Account BL 62O-CD. All members present v
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(1) Lumber,, for Various Schools, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. -u(2) Heating Supplies, for All Schools/ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. , At 2:00-P.--M. -or—soon thereafterof 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 hfter 2:00 ,IJ. 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 Purchasing.' ' - 1 ' Quote .Item1-(1) delivered free - , of all’ freight, and handling ' charges according to sched> ules: listed in Quotation. > .Quote Item (2) delivered free of, all f.’r e i g h t and handling charges to Maintenance & Supply,. Dept. “E”, 214 East California, - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. , t The Board of-Education of Independent -School District 1-89, Okla* homa County, Oklahoma, is Under no obligation to- accept any quotation. ’ This quotation is submitted as a legal offer, and when accepted by the Board of Education constitutes a firm contract. THOMAS J. SMITH, Director of . Purchasing,. Board of Educa. : ~ . lion of , Independent School District 1-89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, 900 North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (Published in .The Daily Law Journal-RScord; May 13, 14 & 15, l 1965)-
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SEALED QUOTATIONS will be received by the "Bodrd of Education of Independent School' -District 1-89 i Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, at-the officfe 'bf the Director, of Purchasing,‘"900 North-Klein Ol>lahom i City, Oklahoma, until 2:0r.P?M., C.S.T., Wednesday, September 8, 1965, for furnishing the following: (1) Equipment- Carpentry, for all Oklahoma‘«City Public Schools, Oklahoma C i t y, TJSSESffipr’ (2) Carpentry Material, for all Oklahoma City Public Schools, , .Oklahoma Ci.ty, : Oklahoma. At 2:00 P. Mi 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. an 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 bf Purchasing, , ■ Quote Items (1) and (2) de-. I livered free of all freight and handling charges to. Maintenance and Supply, .Dept. “E”,' 1 214 East California, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Board of Education of Indei pendent School District 1-89, 'Okla-: hoina' County, Oklahoma, . is .under ho obligation to accept any quotation. U ,« This quotation is submitted as a legal offer, and when accepted by the. Bdard of Education constitutes a film' contract. ' THOMAS J. SMITH, Director of Purchasing, Board of Education of Independents School I District 1-89, Oklahoma County, , . Oklahoma,’ SOO North Klein, 1 Oklahoma, City, Oklahoma. (Published in The” Daily Law Journal-Record, AUgust 26, 27 \ and 28, 19,65) t , I
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAH^jciTY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1965, AT 4:30 P.M
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Melvin P. Rogers, President David H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
(Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent, George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, (Attorney; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Bob j (Atterbury, Floy Campbell, N. L. George, Hugh B. Ginn, Larry Hayes, Alex Higdon, Bob Keck, ( (Ed Keller, David Light, Bill Lillard, Jim Casey, A. J. Miller, Roy Mullenix, Gene Pingleton, < jRuhl Potts, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor, Carl Ruble; Classroom j (Teacher representatives from Adams, Arthur, Belle Isle, Bryan, Buchanan, Burbank, Coolidge, s jCreston Hills, Culbertson, Edgemere, Edwards; Charles Foster, Jerry Wallace, OCCTA; Mrs. Jean (Hoyt, PTA; George Byrd, James Tompkins, OCU students; Ed Rector, Dave McConnell and force of (Security Officers; Paul Heath, Cerebral Palsy group; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Babs (Fenwick, The Oklahoma Journal. i jinvocation The invocation was given by Dr. Parker and was followed by roll call.
A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the minutes of ■the (meetings of October 4, 1965, and October 26, 1965, as presented. The motion carried junanimously on roll call.
(LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORT 5
Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine monthly financial report. | office.)
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Johnson, Attorney, had. nothing specific to report at this time.
•R. #323 (Minutes (Ratified
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Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills listed in this agenda have been examined and are in proper order for Board action.
(Auditor1 s (Report
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the above reports as presented. The motion carried unanimously.
#324 (Reports App. i I
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bridges to direct the following persons to attend meetings as indicated:
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(Professional (Trips Approved
Rubye Hall, American Speech and Hearing Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, October 29-November 4, 1965.
Board Members State School Board Convention, Norman, Oklahoma, November 17-19, 19^5• All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following recently deceased persons: Jo Ann Jordan, teacher at Willard, deceased September 28, 1965. i
John Hobgood, retired Maintenance Department employee, deceased October 14, 1965• Motion carried with all members voicing approval.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges that the School District participate in programs provided for by Titles I, II, and III of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (Public Law 81-874, as amended by Public Law 89-IO); and request that Superintendent be designated as authorized representative to execute, for and on behalf of the Board of Education or the School District, applications for Federal financial assistance thereunder and other forms necessary or required to receive such assistance. All members I voted "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #327 Part i c ipat ion Federal Funds
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott that Floyd Taylor, Director of Pur- R. #328 (Surplus Prcpert chasing, be authorized to sign all instruments and enter into such negotiations as may be (Agent Appointe necessary for the acquisition of materials from the Oklahoma State Agency for Surplus Property. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr^Xridges to authorize the Business Manager R. #329 Purchase Land SW 27 & Harvey
R. #330 Carey Building Leased to Cerebral Palsy Group
to take the necessary steps for the purchase of property located at SW 27th and Harvey Streets from Dorothy Elizabeth Trappe or her authorized agent for a total of $26,500.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Legal description to be included in minutes upon consummation of negotiations.) It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes that an agreement to lease the Carey Elementary School property to the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Oklahoma City, Inc., be prepared by the Board's attorney. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
It was requested 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 District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved. CD C 70 TO
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
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SEPTEMBER
MRS. MARGIE I. WOLF, NURSES AIDE INSTRUCTOR, NURSING PROGRAM, SALARY $180.00 FOR THIS PERIOD.
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EMPLOYMENT
PERSONNEL NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT SCHOOL DISTRICT’S OBLIGATION IN THE COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS AND SECRETARIES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1965-66 (MR)
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BRANNON,
CALVERT, JOYCE A.
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LORETTA L.
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CAVIN,
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CLARK, MARY L.
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WRIGHT,
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FRENCH,
ENGLISH,
FOREMAN, INEZ 0. (MRS) *HANN, BEULAH D. (MI SS) HIGHTOWER,
HI STORY
(MRS)
(MRS)
S.S.,
SPEC.
ED.
ELEM., ART
HOME EC., S.S., SCI . COSMETOLOGY
SECRETARY
SECRETARY ELEM.
SPAN., ELEM.
S.S.
ENG.
22, 1965,
CONT'D
1 , 1 9 ^5 -
J
MEETING OF NOVEMBER I
)
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATIc M^ME
DUNCAN. LLOYD
DUNCAN. LONNY LECROY, ROBERT
MCCOOL, MORRIS
MOORE, CURTIS
EARL A.
NICHOLS, MICKEY
TAYLOR,
EDWARD
WALKER, BILLY J. WILLIAMS,
(dea n -resi gned )
ign ed
absence
-res
(LECROY-RESiGNED,
(burgess
leav e of
STOW. VIRGIL
RETIREMENT
SANFORD, W.H.
ASSIGNMENT SHIELDS HEIGHTS FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
SHIELDS HEIGHTS FLOORMAN
SHIELDS HEIGHTS FLOORMAN
KENNEDY
FLOORMAN RELI EF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
HARD 1 NG i TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
COOLIDGE
FLOORMAN
JOHN MARSHALL
FLOORMAN
TAFT
HEAD CUSTODIAN
LAFAYETTE
EFFECTIVE DATE 9-30-65
i n-i 5-65 10-15-65
IO-8-65
10-15-6,5
10-15-65
10-14-65
10-20-65
9-27-65
10-18-65
10-29-65
SALARY
PERSONNEL emplo yme WME
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
235.MO, V
9-24-65
10-21-65
DEGREE COLLEGE
FORD, GEORGE F.
58.75 mo ,
10-8-65
10-1-65
FOSTER, MARION
235.MO.
10-1-65
235.MO,
ROGERS, ABE J.
235.MO.
MCCOOL, MORRIS
WEBB. OLVIE G.
BFFSON,
235.mo .
235.MO.
10-18-65
10-18-65 IVAN JR-
WILLIAMS, WALTER â–
assi gnme nt
FLOORMAN
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
SHIELDS HEIGHTS
FLOORMAN
MCKINLEY 1 TIME FLOORMAN
FLOORMAN
CENTRAL
Fl nnRMAN
CAPITOL HILL JR#
FLOORMAN
TAFT
DU NJ EE
FLOORMAN
CONT'D
1 , 1965 MEETING OF NOVEMBER
rH (D
O U2 Jh (D
(D
fl (D
O (0 «
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SD FOOD
PATRICIA
RESIGNATICNAME
BURK, CANARY, MAYDELL
PATSY
VELVA
COBB, ZELMA L. COLLINS,
CORBIN, CUDJO, BONNIE
NORMA
HUBER, COLLEEN HUGGHINS,
MEYER, ALENE MOORE, CHRISTINE
IRWANNA
RAINBOW, JUANITA
SHELTON,
SHORT, JULIA
LEONA
KATIE V,.
TURNER, MYRTLE
WALKER,
WEAVER,
WILLIAMS. MARTHA
WISDOM, LORENE
(attawa y -resi gned )
ASSIGNMENT
HELPER
WEBSTER
COOK
N.W. CLASSEN
HELPER
CAPITOL HILL SR,
HELPER
MADISON
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
DUNJEE
'
WESTERN VILLAGE HELPER HELPER
TAFT
HELPER
ROOSEVELT
DUNBAR HELPER
TAFT HELPER
LONGFELLOW HELPER
HELPER
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
HELPER
HAWTHORNE
HELPER
JACKSON
HELPER
JEFFERSON
HELPER
NORTH HIGHLAND
HELPER
WEBSTER
ive
DATE
effect
9-23-65
10-1-65 10-1-65 10-4-65
10-14-65
9-28-65
10-1-65 10-11-65
10-1-65 10-1-65
10-1-65 9-23-65
10-1-65
10-1-65 10-1-65
10-1-65
10-1-65
10-1-65
nam e
1,25 HR,
SALARY
PERSONNEL employment
■ ME-RRIMAN, MAQDE
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
—
8-26-65
ASSIGNMENT
------------------------------------- 1
-
------------------------------- :—1
:oolidge HELPER
CONT'D
1 , 1965 MEETING OF NOVEMBER
Recommended.
1 ! i !
il
1 1
r-
I
i
i
ELLA P.
LONA
IRIS
CARMEL 1 TA
ELLEN
DELORA NAOMI
ILA R.
SALARY
1.25 HR. 1.25 HR. 1.25 HR.
1.25 HR. 1.25 HR. 1.25 HR,
1.25 HR.
.
1.25 HR.
1.25 hr 1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
I.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
HICKS. DOLLY
1.25 HR.
1.25 HR.
1,25 HR.
1.25 HR. CLARA
MOORE, MARY
MARTINEZ, ANN
JOHNSON,
JACOBr HELEN
HAWKINS, GLADYS
HALEY,
GIBBONS.
FULLER,
FORD, ROSE D.
FERGUSON,
EVANS.
li F^EUBANKS.
ENGLISH,
ELLIOTT, LELA
DOBSON,
DAVIS, PEGGY
RFI 1 , SUE
ARMITAGE. OPAL
employ ment nam e
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE
P e rs o n n e l
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT JNASSIGNED 4ELPER
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSISNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
UNASSIGNED
10-7-65
HELPER
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
UNASSIGNED HELPER
10-7-65
t0-14-65
10-18-65
10-6-65
10-18-65
IG-4-65
9-30-65
10-19-65
10-11-65
10-1-65
9-30-65
I0-13-65
9-30-65
9-29-65
9-29-65
IO-7-65
10-19-65
10-5-65
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
- --
J
-
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE ... DATE EXP.
10-6-65
8ALARY
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT E
1.25 HR.
9-24-65
’
1.25 HR.
10-19-65
POPE, MYRTL F ROLLINS, LEDONNA
1.25
10-4-65
. SPEARS, TRUEVINA
1.25 HR.
hr WILSON, JOY
assi gnme nt
UNASSIGNED
HFIPf P
HFI PFR
UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED
UNASSIGNED HFI- PFP
CONT'D
1 , 1965 MEETING OF NOVEMBER i f
nd 0) r4 nJ <V a (D i O w 0 0 (D Ph
(L) Ph
NAME
ASSIGNMENT DATE
effecti
ve
9-15-65
NEAL
3800. YR.
2.02HR.
3200 « YR.
10-4-65
10-19-65
9-27-65
in-6-65
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
100. M0e
10-1-65
DEGREE COLLEGE
105.MO.
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
ROBBIE
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
HANEY,
REINSTATEMENT
GREER. RALPH
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
MAINTENANCF DEPARTMENT
GREEN,
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
10-13-6*5
EMPLOYMENT
)
HELPER
RESIGNATION
(har dw ay -resigned
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATIONS
GENTRY, DALE
BUS DRIVER
9-9-65
PYRON, JIM
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
BLACKBURN, JOHNNY
BUS DRIVER
IO-I-65
CRITTENDEN,
FRANK
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
FUNK, MIKE
BUS DRIVER
9-30-65
EMPLOYMENT
HOLLAND, WALTER
BUS DRIVER
RESIGNATIONS
ORANGE, WILLIE
BUS DRIVER
IO-25-65 SEEBECK, GEORGE
ASSIGNMENT
WAREHOUSEMAN
MECHANIC
PLASTER TENDER
BUS DRIVER
BUS DRIVER
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Personnel pecommended
P-IO CHANGES IN SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS}
FOOD SERVICES VIOLET ADAMS,
COOK AT WEBSTER,
SALARY#!.JO PER HR,
LONA ENGLISH, UNASSIGNED HELPER, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 18,
TO BAKER AT WEBSTER,
SALARY#!.JJ PER HR,
SALARY #1.25 PER HR, TO COOK AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
TO COOK AT MAYFAIR,
SALARY fl.25 PER HR,
ROSE LANGLEY, JULY I, 1965.
SALARY f400, PER MONTH, TO ELEMENTARY SUPERVISOR,
PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR,
FANNIE PATTON, MANAGER TRAINEE AT N.W. CLASSEN, MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I, 1965.
SALADS AT HARDING,
SALARY $215.
SALARY f 1.40 PER HR,
FLORENCE STERLING, HELPER AT WEBSTER, SEPTEMBER 2J, 1965.
PER MONTH,
SALARY fl.25 PER HR,
EFFECT IVE AUGUST
SALARY $4J5. PER MONTH,
TO MANAGER AT GARDEN OAKS,
TO UNASSIGNED HELPER,
SALARY fl.25 PER HR,
TO COOK AT WEBSTER,
EFFECTIVE
SALARY f2J5. PER
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I,
SALARY fl.JO PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
•
AVERY LEE BOTTOMS, FLOORMAN AND ACTING HEAD CUSTODIAN AT DUNJEE, AT DUNJEE, SA.LARY #365. PER MONTH, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I, 1965. RODNEY A. COHN, FIREMAN AT HOOVER, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 18, 1965.
PER MONTH,
SALARY fl.45 PER HR,
SALARY fl.JO PER HR,
SERVICE DEPARTMENT:
ELMER J. ROBERTS,
1965.
1965.
HATTIE HAMILTON, UNASSIGNED HELPER, 26, 1965.
ONA C. SHARP, ’9^5.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 23,
SALARY #285.
HEAD CUSTODIAN AT BRYAN,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER
18,
PER MONTH,
SALARY #325.
SALARY #290.
PER MONTH,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN
PER MONTH,
TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT BRYAN, SALARY #305.
PER MONTH, TO. HEAD CUSTODIAN AT WILLARD, SALARY $335.
1965.
SAFETY DEPARTMENTS BARBARA CENTER, BUS DRIVER, FRANK CRITTENDEN,
OCTOBER 1I,
SALARY flOJ. PER MONTH, TO #270.
BUS DRIVER,
SALARY #105.
PER MONTH,
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 30,
TO i TIME BUS DRIVER,
1965.
SALARY $52.50 PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE
I96>.
SECURITY DEPARTMENT: DONALD YOUNG, ROVING WATCHMAN, TO RECEIVE CAR ALLOWANCE OF $25.
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 15,
<965.
A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Board approve the personnel items as listed. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
A. #331 Personnel . Approved
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
—.............. — GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS Bills and. Payrolls
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and. #3 was requested.: (Recommendation to ratify the Octoher payrolls, authorize issuing the November payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the itemized list attached.)
NOVEMBER 1,, 1965
. . RATIFICATION. OF OCTOBER 1965 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVEBEENISSUED AS FOLLOWS s
ITEM #1
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
1965-66 BUILDING LEVI FUND
$_
1,812,067.12.
■ 1,233 *323A1
BOND FUND
NYC S5-6024-38
<
9,009.89
CAP - 294~2
$;
11,170.44 5,937*33
WORK STUDY
$.
ADULT - B.E ITEM #2
lv AUTHORITY TO. ISSUE PAYROLLS ..FOR NOVEMBER 4':
1|6M®1THE::^LLOWING
196 5-66v ;£^NIBAI<F^
... ,
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$:
BOND FUND
$
250.00
NIC S5-6O24-38
$
25,000.00
CAP - 294-2
Bl
WORK STUDY
$
10,000.00
ADULT - B.E. '
$
10,000.00
ITEM #3
i
lOOi-OOOtOO
A
■15,000.00
AUTHORIZE-'-PAYMENT OF. VENDOR -BILLS AS 'PEr |,.ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST THESE -BILLS''HAVE‘, BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION:,/PURPOSE'^F EXPENDITURE* cal cul at ion s an d rec eip t OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR 'SERVICES.
i
L
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT’D
xT~ \. $
Bills and. Payrolls
'a
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 1, 1965
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS. 1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
166,320.67
1964- 65 GENERAL FUND
$
31,496.92
1965- 66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
56,765.82
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
5,220.64
BOND FUND
$
276,199.73
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
$
5.017.52
$
541.021.30
TOTAL
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instructional Equipment
Selected
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Printing Personnel Instructional
Standard Standard Low
^6^4
32.29
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction Title VIII Audio Visual
Low Low Standard
56.62 34.02 1.12
91.76
AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
142.20
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY Library
Board Action
822.51
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Low
25-00 12.50
37.50
APCO OIL CORPORATION Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Man Power
Low Low Low Low Low
10.45 10.45 10.45 9.88 10.45
51.68
12.00 6.95 ' 9.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
B-#2
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (contmued)
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY General Instruction
Low
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
AUDOGRAPH OF OKLAHOMA Office Machines
Board Action
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES Office Machines
Agreement
29.50
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION Manpower
Publisher
3-97
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
15.12
BEAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manpower
Standard
48.50
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQUIPMENT Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies Manpower General Instruction General Instruction
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 Selected Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
41.49 31.93 62.81 47.19 35-88 10.52 43.06 27.47 9.02 35.16 - 8»SZf. 12.30 2.05 7.25 23.10 4.34 12.30 46.20 37.93 12.30
511.14
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Office Machines Printing Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials Storeroom Stock
Standard Standard Standard Low Low Letter Bid
19.00 530.28 68.10 16.70 567.00
1,201.08
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Maintenance
Selected
5.80 50.00
407.00
25.00
1.57
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Library
Low Letter Bid
BURMAX COMPANY INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
756.67
BURROUGHS CORPORATION-TODD DIVISION Office Machines
Board Action
140.00
BUSINESS NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY Project Planning
Publisher
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Miscellaneous Expense Travel Periodicals Title III Mtls. for TV Center Adult School Supplies
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CAPITOL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Board Action
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
BOB CATES Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance . Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Selected Low Low Low Low
CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
455-00
CHESTNUT’S MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
329.34
CHILTON BOOKS General Instruction
Publisher
121.20
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carriers
Agreement
4,019.35
CITY OF DEL CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
267.00
62.36
5.00
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
33.75 4.80 18.00 3-50 •70
60.75
492.00 57.12 5.62 10.40 83.64
156.78
42.11 12.72 13.50 . 84.22 131.13 280.00
563.68
•
20.58 63.84
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-4
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Subscriptions
Publisher
176.82
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
17.00
CITY SPRING WORKS General Instruction
Selected
25.00
CITY OF THE' VILLAGE Water & Sewerage
Utilities
71.75
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Repair to Instructional Equipment
Selected
12.76
MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
12.24
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Storeroom Stock General Instruction Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Sepcial Education
Reimbursement
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY Title III
Board Action
AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies General Instruction Custodial Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Board Board Board Low
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION Title V
Board Action
COPY-CRAFT INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Low
72.00
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
46.82
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
19.00
24.00 16.75 278.60 89.73
Action Action Action Action
409.08
30.00
2,703.00
3,129.55 165.23 436.97 4,093.33
___ 2x21
21.75
7,834-43
2,282.70
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
j
B-5
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Board Action
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Board Action
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Low
15.88
DELMAR PUBLISHERS Manpower
Publisher
64.O8
EUGENE DIETZGEN Storeroom Stock
Board Action
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLASS Special Education
Reimbursement
48.60
DOVER PUBLICATIONS, INC. Library
Publisher
61.60
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
10.75
BILL DOYLE OFFICE SUPPLIES Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Business Office Adult School Supplies Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Low Low Low Low Low Agreement Agreement Standard
DRIVEX CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Manpower Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard
121.20 6.,519.21
6 9 640 • L\l\.
A3U.QQ
4-12
54-75 36.90 36.20
127.85
163.50 140.83
304.33
229.20
8.00 66.00 187.50 2.64 9.75 33-70 16.30 7.50
331.39
97.50 50.46
147.96
20.49
120.00 74.13 46.39
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-6
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Printing Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Manpower Manpower Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
MRS. JAMES DUVALL Special Education
Reimbursement
11.25
EALES TELEVISION & RADIO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
20.01
ALVIN R. EGGELING Travel Exp.-Minneapolis, Minn. Natl. Recreation Congress
Board Action
ELECTRONIC DICTATION SYSTEMS General Instruction
Standard
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Manpower Audio Visual Materials
Low Low
139.86
239.64
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
40.83 21.10
61.93
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT TV Equipment Rental
Board Action
FOTOTYPE INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
14.24 47.25 140.36 ' 43.58 135.84 81.13 • Zf.0 428.00 35-80 135.84 33.74 73.58 19.99 204.79
2,095.29
99.09
\
30.00
33.1%
648.76
59.46 -
MRS. BILLY E. FOWLER Special Education .. Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
MRS. DONALD G. FRANCEN Special Education
Reimbursement
W. H. FREEMAN & COMPANY Library
Board Action
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
6.72 9.12
15.84
9.12
1,034.80
•
254.68
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and jPayrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Library
Low Letter Bid
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
57-48
N. L. GEORGE Travel Exp.-Minneapolis, Minn. ASBO Convention
Board Action
77.50
GIBBS & COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
1,545-44
LOUISE GILBREATH Special Education
Reimbursement
14.00
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
19.00
GLIDDEN COMPANY Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Low Board Action
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Standard
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
12.96
C. S. HAMMOND & COMPANY Title III
Publisher
25-45
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Title III Title III
Board Action Publisher
732.80 72.10
804.90
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action Board Action
18.51 27.00 1.374.12
1,419.63
D. C,. HEATH AND COMPANY Library Library Title III
Low Board Action Board Action
163.20 298.24 4.771.80
5,233.24
HELM, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Publisher
HERZFELDS BEAUTY SUPPLY, INC. Manpower General Instruction
Low Board Action
62.30
500.00
99.36 109.44 . 111.60
320.40
208.00
105.90
120.95 1.537.24
1,658.19
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-8
HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rental
Board Action
HOHMANN & BROWN, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. General Instruction
Publisher
150.40
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
234.72
BUS HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Agreement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
MRS. JACQUELINE HYATT Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imbur s erne nt
IBM CORPORATION Superintendents Office Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing
Standard Standard Agreement Board Action
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment 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 Selected Selected Selected
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
1.19
JOHNSON HUNT PRODUCTIONS Audio Visual Materials
Standard
7.50
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Agreement Standard Standard Standard Selected
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
200.00
1.95
8.60
5-00 10.00
15.00 19.67
10.08 -13.X.6S
23.76
103.50 6.25 59.30 7,752.50
7,921.55
2.12 30.14 10.01 14.70 23.24 10.15 10.20 4.50
105.06
15.62 40.30 74.40 1.00 466.12
597.44 1,507.16
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
KILPATRICK BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction
Low Board Action
KP-SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
20.64
LADIES MUSIC CLUB General Instruction
Selected
96.00
CECIL H. IAMB Special Education
Standard
90.00
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO. Warehouse Rental
Rental Agreement
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
43.20
LISTENING LIBRARY, INCORPORATED Title III
Publisher
10.11
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing
Low Selected Selected Selected Selected
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Title III Library
Publisher Board Action
LOOK LISTEN & LEARN COMPANY Title III
Publisher
59.85
MACMILLAN COMPANY Title Bill
Publisher
296.00
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies
Publisher Publisher Board Action Board Action
LOY MARKLAND, M.D. Physicians Salaries Physicians Salaries
Board Action Board Action
291.13
175.08 1.287.65
6.50 9-75
1,462.73
16.25 565.00
1.50 3.25 -1.00 2.50
^i0
143.14
L.62K11
146.35 94-50 1,863.68
_____
600.00 . 400.00
12.75
7,764.49
2,111.28
1,000.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 19^5 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-10
McCORMICK STEEL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
162.33
T. C. MCCOURRY . Rental for December
Rental Agreement
150.00
McGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Manpower Library General Instruction General Instruction Manpower
Low Board Action Publisher Publisher Publisher
MCKNIGHT & MCKNIGHT PUBLISHING CO. Manpower
Publisher
22.16
MEDICAL EXAMINATION PUB. COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
32.16
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
324.83
MICROFILM PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Adm. Research Office
Standard
233.56
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Selected Selected Selected Low Letter Bid Board Action Board Action Board Action
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION General Instruction
Publisher
A.J. MILLER Travel Exp.-Pittsburgh, Kansas Vocational & Technical Conference Chicago, Ill. - Clinic on Tech.Educ.
Board Action Board Action
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Selected
11.88 110.27
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock
Selected Board Action
4.50 ..12.1^,
MODERN LITHOGRAPHY General Instruction
Publisher
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED Office Machines
Standard
191.05 201.21 106.80 106.80 198.35
804.21
28.19 4.88 5-58 9.16 40.80 594.00 408.23 -1,346.37
2,437.41
86.65
50.94 60.47
111.41
-
122.15
56.65 4.00
17.30
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
B-ll
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
MOORE.BUSINESS FORMS, INC. Title V
Low
493-74
CECIL R. MOORHEAD Data Processing
Low
250.00
MORRIS CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Selected
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding
Agreement
ROY L. MULLENIX Travel Exp.-Minneapolis, Minn. ASBO Meeting
Board Action
MURCER’S JEWELRY General Instruction
Low
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Reimbursement
NORTH CENTRAL ASSOC. OF COLLEGES General Instruction
Agreement
NRG FUELS CORPORATION Heat Heat.
Low Low
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Selected
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE DEPT. Manpower Manpower Audio Visual Department Audio Visual Department Laundry Expense Laundry Expense General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
10,609.94
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
33,335.42
OKLAHOMA HARDWARE COMPANY Rental
Board Action
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
1.20
468.55
69.46
v
313.63
5-04 420.00 61.50
^7-iQO
118.50
15-79
-
5.10
35-71 20.75 3.50 7.00 185.94 49.47 7.00 15.00 30.00
354.37
300.00
3,691.47
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
OKLAHOMA PRINTERS SUPPLY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publication
Publisher
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
PAC SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Publisher
JACK F. PARKER Travel Exp.-Kansas City, Mo. Regional Educ. Compact Meeting Memphis,Tenn.-Meeting of Supts.
Board Action Board Action
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Selected
19.00
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
3.00
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials
Low
57-47
PITNEY-BOWES INCORPORATED Office Machines
Standard
65.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Maintenance Special Education Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
PLAZA CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY Maintenance
Selected
PORTLAND.SANITARY LAND FILL Dumping Fee for October
Agreement
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage (Manpower)
Standard
25-00
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools
Standard
814.95
POSTMASTER Postage (Supply Department)
Standard
5.00
99.99 81.50
181.49 145.60
7.25 53-00
45.98 78.80
55.86 _ 34.00 418.32 410.40 407.00
124.78
1,325-58
162.25
5.88 40.00
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
RUHL J. POTTS Travel Exp.-Lincoln, Nebraska Natl. Council of Sch.House Construe.
Board Action
PRECISION PHOTO SUPPLY General Instruction Audio Visual Materials
Low Low
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction Maintenance
Agreement Selected
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
111.22
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Office Machines
Board Action
528.00
REMINGTON RAND OFFICE SYSTEMS Library
Low
67.50
RHYTHM BAND, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
54.43
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Manpower Project Planning . Title VIII
Low Low Low
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
Gilbert L. Robinson Travel Exp.-Houston, Texas Amer. Assoc. School Personnel Adm.
Board Action
173.12
GLORIA ROGERS, M.D. AMA Conf, on Physicians & Schools
Reimbursement
144.29
ROISMAN DRUG SUNDRIES, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Board Action
160.00
CARL RUBLE Travel Exp.-Houston, Texas Amer. Assoc. School Personnel Adm.
Board Action
82.69
MRS. MARVIN SCHLEGEL Special Education
Reimbur s ement
12.54
116.13 16.90 ...61^8
78.28
2.91
11.06
166.78 61.03
14.40 106.64 182.42
,
227.81
20.70
303.46
9.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
B-14
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom Stock
Standard Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Maintenance
Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Selected
SKINNER'’ SC SCHOOL-- OF1 MUSIC Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
WALLACE R. SMITH Travel Exp.-Lincoln,Nebraska Natl. Council of Schoolhouse Conf.
Board Action
SOONER BINDERY COMPANY Business Office
Low
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY General Instruction
Board Action
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone
Utilities
14,669.70
SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
15.60
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
24.60
SPENCER CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
204.65
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
19.40
THE STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Data Processing
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction
Selected
68.90
STEPHENS BROTHERS PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
88.50
6.35
6.00 1.020.18
1,026.18
54.60 28.94 15.94 19.35 4-98 3-50. 10.19 9.97 46.77
194.24 5.60
37.20
9.25
15.76
382.20
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
!Bills and | Payrolls
B-15
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
MRS. N.E. STOUT Special Education
Reimbursement
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Maintenance Tires Tubes
Selected
7.70
TABLE TOPPER PRODUCTIONS Audio Visual Supplies
Standard
6.25
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
TECNIFAX CORPORATION General Instruction
Selected
67-65
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
31.92
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY, INC. Library Library Library . Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action Low Low Low
858.60 239.30 163.00 104.50 68.40
1,433-80
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Library General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies General Instruction Instructional Offices Audio Visual Materials Health Department Purchasing Instructional Offices Business Office Business Office Purchasing Office Manpower Manpower Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
55.60 28.05 23.69 106.75 210.00 5.05 58.60 2.04 29.41 5.88 6.48 19.42 48.00 17.02 138.00 3.901.32
4,655.31
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Project Planning
Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Selected Selected
21.00 21.90 61.70 AIL.80
519.40
87.12
83.88 185-31
269.19
120.86
22.30 4-01 1.24
27.55
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
ELSIE TROUT Special Education
TURCO PRODUCTS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
B-16
Reimbursement
'
Low Low Selected
19.20 112.00 89.60 89.60
291.20
UNITED CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION General Instruction
Board Action
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Title III
Publisher
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Home School Counselors
Board Action
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Title III
Publisher
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Audio Visual Supplies
Standard
10.00
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Library
Publisher
88.20
D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY Title III
Publisher
400.16
TOWN OF VALLEY BROOK Water
Utilities
VARITYPER CORPORATION General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Agreement
VASECO INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Selected
2.50
VISUAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, INC. Title III
Publisher
6.45
WUANITA WEEDEN Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Instructional Equipment General Instruction
Selected Selected Selected Selected
179-25
2,397.54
90.15 1,374.99
1.00
-
76.35 81.02
25.20 -34.20
15.00
157.37
59.40
838.98 5-80 4.10 3.00 -11100
25.90
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-17
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued) WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
33.46
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
316.50
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing
Low Low
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry
Selected
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams Time Service
Utilities Utilities
WHITE OIL COMPANY Operating
Selected
61.03
WHITE SEWING CENTER Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Agreement
14.48
WHITE SWAN CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
122.50
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
WHOLESALE ATHLETIC EQPT. COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
124.90 A.
92.72 81.49
174.21 5.73
11.50 250.20
261.70
10.08
-
383.54
1961-65 GENERAL FUND ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH Printing
Standard
139.20
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
175.20
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
BELL CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
2,037.96
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Library Supplies
Board Action
1,369.80
8.50
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-18
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU Data Processing
Board Action
2,001.04
CAPITAL PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,177.33
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
DOLLIES CERAMICS Storeroom Stock
Board Action
270.00
BILL DOYLE OFFICE SUPPLIES Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2,619.20
DULANEY’S Electronic Supplies
Standard
DUTCH’S WHOLESALE ATHLETIC EQPT. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
EDUCATIONAL SCREEN INCORPORATED Subscriptions
Publisher
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
JUDY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
C, B. MCMILLAN Storeroom Stock
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
MILLSAP’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
161.00
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Repai to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
4.50
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SOUTHWEST NEWS AND PHOTO SERVICE Audio Visual Materials Audio Visual Materials
Low Low
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
10,800.00 8.055.80
18,855.80
15.80
406.80 4.00
411.58
18.00
-
259.20
396.00 29.88
590.00
85.60 158.40
244.00
59.08
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
1964-65 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
THUNDERBIRD SHOP Library
Selected
WHITE SWAN CLEANERS & LAUNDERERS Laundry
Agreement
2.20 240.85
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials- - Buildings
Low Low
18.83 54.48
AGNEW STEEL COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Other Expense
Low Low
131.32
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
AMERICAN PLAYGROUND DEVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low
A. M. SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Other Expense
Selected
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
7.50
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
4-70
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Materials - Other Expense
Board Action
BIRD CONTROL LABORATORIES Materials - Other Expense
Selected
MARK BOLDGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
348.60 40.80 66.40
455.80
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
469.62 467.49
937.11
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
73.31 .
442.85
22.75 215.00
33.50 35.50 36.00
105.00 364.50
25.14
,72.00
40.80
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-20
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
CARDOX DIV. OF CHEMETRON Materials - Other Expense
Selected
BOB CATES Materials - Other Expense
Low
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Materials Materials Materials Materials -
EQUIPMENT CORP. Other Expense Other Expense Other Expense Other Expense
Standard Standard Low Board Action
36.87 5.00
420.00 34-58 63.10 97-54
1^13-27
5,708.49
CHILDREN’S PRESS Library
Publisher
79.90
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Standard
12.70
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other Materials - Other
Low Low Selected Selected Low Low
Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Board Action
LLOYD COPENBARGER Materials - Other Expense
Selected
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Letter Bid
CUISENAIRE CO. OF AMERICA, INC. Library
Standard
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
DAVIDSON CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
6.28 172.78 46.01 10.19 13.50 8.88
257.64
458.38 130.32 86.90
2.17? 22
47.15
97.40
499.47
506.57
47-50
627.92 65.00
692.92
8.37 161.80 148.80
310.60
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
I
!
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
-
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
B-21
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
19.55 36.15 320.00 251.10
629.80
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Standard Standard Standard
DULANEY’S Title III
Board Action
7,350.00
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Title III
Board Action
3,470.00
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
EMSCO ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low Letter Bid
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
23.10
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Other Repairs
Standard
60.12
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICENTER Materials - Other. Expense
Standard
5.36
GENERAL ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials -
SUPPLY COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
Low Low Low
4,642.00 3.94' 33.11 43.24
80.29
377.00 267.20 45-07 14.80 122.10 76.90
526.07
144.00
233.31 18.36
-24144
345.91
DALE GEORGE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials - Other Expense
Low
12.50
GIBBS & COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
49.00
GOLDBLATT TOOL COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
13.18
I
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-22
GRANDSTAFF ROOFING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
ARTHUR GROSSMAN Equipment for Instruction
Selected
J.C. HAMILTON COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Selected Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Buildings Materials. - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
.
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action .
BILL HINKLE TRUCKING SERVICE Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Selected Low Low
HONEYWELL, INCORPORATED . Materials - Buildings
Standard
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE, INC. Materials - Other Expense
Low
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low
FRED JONES FORD Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Standard Standard Standard Standard
Other Other Other Other
Expense Expense Expense Expense
5,114.70
100.00
2.25 72.00 40.00 36.00 107.26 29.92 494.05 218.60 171.41 35.88
74.25
IZlrOO
1,708.12
12.00 16.00 84.00
112.00 18.75
120.60 25'6.32
376.92
64.26
3.69
â– -3^7.
7.66
99.62 14.76 77.65 46.08
238.11
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low
-62x32
134.02
J & R AUTO SUPPLY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low
23.29 8.02 12.38
43.69
66.70
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-23
KERR-MCGEE OIL INDUSTIRES, INC. Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low
2^22
1,825.88
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
176.00 7-48
I83.48
LETRAC PARTS & SERVICE Materials - Other Expense
Low
138.84
Low
235-55
MCALISTER MATERIALS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
732.96
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
93-60
C. B. MCMILLAN, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Standard
65.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
MID-WEST SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Selected
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Agreement Agreement
100.50 242.82
343.32
MOORLANE SUTTON SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
422.85 231.40
654.25
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Other Expense
Low Low
13.00 27.20
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY Materials - Other Expense v Materials - Other Expense
Low Low
1.22
892.96
MASTER. MOTOR RF.BUTT.DTNG
Materials - Other Expense
35.08 13.14 77.04 193-94 IOO.36
3.71x00
794.56
2.58
105.12
110.08
34-37
40.20
35-59
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued).
B-24
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY Replace State Settings
Low
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low
PEROLIN COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Selected
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials -
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
375-20
45-32 33.16
124.26
445.50
Low Low Board Action
74.40 120.49
nixzz
926.64
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY. OF TULSA Materials - Buildings
Low
71.65
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Materials - Other Expense
Low
123.75
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO. Materials - Other Expense
Standard
183.50
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Standard
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
SAND PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
SANFAX CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Selected
SEVERIN SUPPLY . Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
COMPANY - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense - Other Expense for Instruction
10.40 325.00 9.31
344.71
290.00 -
106.40 109.01 14.00
54.80
229.41
442.08
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24.55 128.65 30.20 11.49 84.10 20.16 325.32 209.28 149.50 126.96 61.00
273.^
1,445.16
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B-25
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
122.04
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
141.40
BERT SMITH MACHINERY COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Standard
36.88
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION Materials - Other Expense
Standard
3.42
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Est. #2 - Bldg., Classen
Board Action
STEELCOTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
474.16
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
141.36
SUNRAY DX OIL COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
868.95
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Materials Buildings Materials - Buldings
Low Low
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Materials. - Other Expense
Board Action
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Materials - Other Expense
Selected
100.00
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
237.60
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
VIRCO MFG. CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
54*80
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE Materials - Other Expense
Standard
63.00
4.96 3.30
8.26
76.69 2,653 - 83
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210.70 269.50
480.20 2,360.00
327.36 ^22
362.58 736.10
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUNDS (continued)
WHITE MOTOR COMPANY Materials - Other Expense YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
B-26
12.92
Standard . Low Standard
110.44 6.94
117.38
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
651.00
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials- - Buildings
Board Action
1,353.01
GASTEAM RADIATOR COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
36.23
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
16.48
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Eqpt. - Vocational & Technical
Low Board Action
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildhgs
Agreement
134.88 2.817.00
2,951.88
212.04
BOND FUND
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Vocational Equipment
Board Action
3,011.00
BELLE ISLE PLBG., HEAT & AIR COND. Heating Plants
Board Action
12,197.40
BENHAM-BLAIR-POPPINO-STEALY Arch. Services for Line Drawing Hoover School
Board Action
7,367.60
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #8 - Eisenhower - Bldg.
Board Action
59,940.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Vocational School Equipment - Technical
Board Action Board Action
2,890.00 1.071.00
3,961.00
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B-27
CAPITOL HILL AUTOMOTIVE COMPANY
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1,103.53
475>47
1,579.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical School Equipment - Technical School
Board Action Board Action
117.71 1.799.40
1,917.11
HERZFELD, INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL AND ASSOCIATES Est. #8 - Arch.Fee - Eisenhower
Board Action
1,198.80
IBM CORPORATION Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
10,017.00
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
665.OO
ALBERT'LADYMON COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
10,582.90
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Est. #3 - Vocational & Technical
Board Action
115/605^30"
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical School Equipment - Vocational School
Board Action Board Action
MINTON MACHINERY Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
8,095.56
MOORE AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
302.78
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est? #7 - Bldg. - Oakridge
Board Action
25,129.00
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
4,674.86
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational School Equipment - Technical School
Board Action Board Action
SHARP AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
443.32
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Oakridge
Low
319.05
TOLLIE’S AUTO SUPPLY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
209.65
VAN’S AUTO SUPPLY INCORPORATED Equipment - Technical School
Board Action
1,012.14
877.50*
173.00 21.27
194.27
406.74
3,740.49
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B-B-28
LEW WENZEL & COMPANY .Equipment - Vocational School
Board Action
2,590.00
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
509.00
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OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOIS Reimbursement - Sept. Salaries, SS Staff, SS Students
3
Contract Agreement
5,017.52
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Social Security
1,274.25
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Social Security
147,122.88
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND (SS withheld from employees paid from CAP funds)
Social Security
7,320.35
SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF OCTOBER
R. #332 Bills and Payrolls Approved
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Estes that the Board ratify the October payrolls, authorize issuing the Nov,ember payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills in the amount of $541,021.30 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #333 School Board Elections Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the employment of the Oklahoma County Election Board; the designation of the polling places and the election officials for conducting the primary election to be held on Tuesday, November 16, 1965, and the | general election to be held on Tuesday, December 7, 1965; approval and authorization of payment of election officials; authorization of payment of other election expenses including printing and the rental of voting machines. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. | Polling places and officials follow: .............. - ~.................... .............. ........... .. ~~ ~
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION PRIMARY ELECTION NOVEMBER 16, 19^5
POLLING PLACE
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1- Adams School 3416 S. W. 37th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Oda Plummer Mrs. Frances M. Brown Mrs. Eva Rogers
2- Arthur School 5100 S. Independence
Insp. Judge Clerk
8- Capitol Hill Jr. 2717 S. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. B. Taylor Ruby Cullen Mary Butler
Mrs. K. E. Middleton Mrs. Wannell McCracken Maxine Huskinson
9- Capitol Hill Sr. 500 S. W. 36th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Gladys A. Smith Irene Keesee Lorene Chesnut
3- Belle Isle School Insp. 5904 N. Villa Judge Clerk
Vyonda V. Sorrels Mary Beth Miles Mrs. Nesbitt L. Miller
10- Central High Sch. 817 North Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
4- Britton Elem. 1215 N. W. 95th
Mabel M. Nicholas Zella M. Hemker Leona B. Kitchell
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. N. Ladd Jennie L. Atha Shirley R. Bass
11- Classen High Sch. 1901 N. Ellison
Insp. Judge Clerk
Nola Shannon Ralph L. Jones Fred Shannon
5- Bryan School 1134 N. W. 8th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Dale McClure Geneveive Reed Lucille Hogue
12- Cleveland 2725 N. W. 23rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
6- Buchanan School 4126 N. W. 18th
Arietta Anderson Cecil Higgins Mary L. Westmoreland
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Fred D. James Eva A. Fulbright Ila P. Ashford
7- Burbank School 3232 N. W. 65th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Peggy L. Boyd Wilma Heckel Charlene E. Steves
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Insp. Judge Clerk
Nola Moslander Vada Floyd Ethelyn F. Jenkins
Insp. Judge Clerk
Irma Robinson Marcile Moffatt Mary Evelyn Kennedy
15- Creston Hills 2240 N. E. 19th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. H. S. Nichals Mrs. Ulysses McElroy Doris Williams
16- Culbertson 1201 N. E. 12th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. J. L. Powers Mrs. T. A. Robertson Mrs. J. 0. Bishop
17- Davis School 324 S. E. 53rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Marguerite Crews Lois Spry Flossie Hetherington
18- Dewey School 3500 N. Lindsay
Insp. Judge Clerk
Jeanne M. Howard Juanita Burns Alice M. Voelkers
19- Douglass 900 N. Eastern
Insp. Judge Clerk
Beatrice Cox Bonita Jean Jones Sammie Sampson
20- Dunbar School 1432 N. E. 7th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. W. W. Thomas L. Marie Robinson Lula Woodward
21- Dunjee N. E. 44th & Anderson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bonnie Dean Cudjo Mrs. Gladys Elliott Dorothy M. Smith
22- Edgemere 3200 N. WAlker
Insp. Judge Clerk
John A. Wilson Ethel A. Davis Mrs. Verna J. Wilson
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23 -Edison 2413 N. E. 28th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Rev. John B. Holmes (Tern) Mrs. Doris 0. Cass Earlene Johnson
Insp. 2k- Edwards 1123 N. E. Grand Blvd. Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk
13- Columbus 2402 S, Pennsylvania
14- Coolidge 5212 S. Villa
25- Emerson 715 N. Walker
30- Garfield 4104 S. Drexel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Betty Huisoppie Evelyn R. Tomlinson Mary Jane Finney
31- Gatewood 1821 N. W. 21st
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bess M. Lewis Nancy C. Lilley Thelma L. Dixon
32- U. S. Grant 5016 S. Pennsylvania
Insp. Judge Clerk
Eulene Siess Ramona Musgrove Christine Lake
33- Green Pastures 4300 N. Post Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mabie Killens Mildred J. Bates Lillie Belle Carrethers
34- Harding 3333 N. Shartel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Catherine White Grace Barber Mrs. A. H. Meek
35- Harmony 1537 N. E. 24th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Zula 0. Pazoureck Jennie V. Stephenson Dolores M. Montgomery
36- Harrison 701 Britton Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary V. Lawrence Grace Price Irene Lewis
37- Hawthorne 2300 N. W. 15th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. V. McCuiston Mrs. C. W. Anderson Mrs. Velma S. Arnold
38- Hayes 6900 S. Byers
Insp. Judge .Clerk
Ada Wilbanks Jacqueline Goodman Wanda J. Feken .... . ......
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Ann Breeden Mrs. Edith J. Ritchie Mrs. Dorothy J. Sharp
4o- Heronville 1240 s. w. 29th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Charles Barnard Mrs. Neoma Gatten Mary A. Bush
Clovis Cogburn Deanna Powell Sammie E. Rogers
41- Hillcrest 2732 S. W. 63rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary Elizabeth Skeel Lorene Moody Donna Burkhart
Anna Chimperle Edith Sterkel Margaret Wellner
42- Horace Mann 1105 N. W. 45th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Iva K. Davis Mrs. Clara I. Teter Mrs. James Mullins
43- Hoover 2401 N. W. 115th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Wesley Emmons Mrs. J. C. Lindsay Mrs. Bill George
44- Jackson 2601 S. Villa
Insp. Judge Clerk
Irene Swafford Anita Jan Pritner Ethel M. Adair
45- Jefferson 6800 S. Blackwelder
Insp. Judge Clerk
Doris Anne Heartsill Mrs. Kathryn Reddick Vera J. Fetters
26- Eugene Field 1515 N. Klein
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Claude F. Foster Clara R. Baxter Hazeline Reid
27- Fillmore 5200 S. Blackwelder
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lorene M. Halstead Mary D. Colley Dessie Lee Whitfield
28- Foster 54th & Foster Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Frasher V. Jobe Pauline Mollman Minnie Maye Jobe
29- Garden Oaks 3401 N. E. 16th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ora C. Brown Lucille B. Stewart Gail L. Felix
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R. #333 Continued
46- Johnson 1810 Sheffield Road
4?- John Marshall 9017 N. University
48- Kaiser 3125 Lyons Blvd.
49- Kennedy 1901 N. E. 13th
50- Lafayette 500 S. W. 44th
51- Lee School 424 S. w. 29th 52- Lincoln 1138 N. Geary
53- Linwood 3416 N. W. 17th
54- Lone Star 1901 E. Hefner Road
55- Longfellow 1201 N. E. 48th
56- Madison 3117 N. Independence
57- Mark Twain 21+51 W. Main
58- Mayfair 3200 N. W. 48th
59- McKinley 5315 S. Shartel
60- Monroe 1+810 N. Linn
61- Moon 1100 N. Lindsay
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mildred A. Hermann Dorothy Edwards Jeanette M. Kenworthy
Insp. Judge Clerk
Berneta Moore Effie J. Long Florence Green
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ruth A. Blaney Helen R. Murphy Belva L. Haney
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary Jane Miller Arnetas Williams Clara W. Wright
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Gene Grimes Avonne C. Knox Jane E. Blanchard
Insp. Judge Clerk
Millie Wyont Clara B. Briscoe Mary L. Harris
Insp. Judge Clerk
Eula Looney Nadine Tadlock Mabel McDonnell
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Mary Yates Mrs. Al Jennings Mrs. Vermel Malone
Insp. Judge Clerk
Patricia Jane Wilmoth Darlene M. Norman Helen F. Bartlett
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. T. E. Richey Emma Morris Betty W. White
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen M. Quine Olive H. Gray Ozella McFarland
Insp. Judge Clerk
Katherine Cutler Martha Cook Nellie Noffsinger
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Ruby F. Busch Delores F. Day Mary C. Scott
Insp. Judge Clerk
Jayne A. Wade Avanelle Bowen Betty J. Iyons
Insp. Judge Clerk
Christine Vassilopoulos Marie Gary Janie L. Phillips
Insp. Judge Clerk
Carrie Holloway Betty Mae Douglas Gloria Hill
62- Nichols Hills 1301 Wilshire Blvd. Nichols Hills
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. John S. Pine Alta M. Devera Thelma L. Trammell
63- Northeast 3100 N. Kelley
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lorene C. Farris Isabelle Schoch Nora L. Schmoldt
64- North Highland 8400 N. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Callie Matter Rose J. Wilcox Jerd J. Blevins
65- Northwest Classen Insp. Judge 2801 N. W. 27th Clerk
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Stella J. Webb Dorothea H. Gulledge Bessie L. Wiggins
66- Orchard Park 3 North Brauer
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Basil 0. Pate Mrs. Charles E. Griffith Stella M. Burchfiel
67- Page School 317 North Geary
Insp. Judge Clerk
Pearl Buford Maudie Stikes Rosa L. Bethel
68- Pierce 4101 Si W. 27th Pl.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Fred Harrison Mary B. King Mrs. G. L. Butler
69- Polk School 3806 N. Prospect
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ines S. Deplois Opel K. Eby Rose Hornbeck
70- Prairie Queen 6609 S. Blackwelder
Insp. Judge Clerk
Hazel K. Skidmore Reba Sue Freeman Lorene L. Swatek
71- Putnam Heights 1601 N. W. 36th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Robert J. Smith Frances T. Norris Marie M. Kaspar
72- Rancho Village 1401 S. Johnston Dr.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen Walker Crystal G. Ferguson Theanis Statham
73- Ridgeview 10010 N. Ridgeview Village
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen Hays Marjorie J. Bacus Lenore Ulrey
74- Riverside 421 S. W. 11th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna M. Michalik Marguerite C. Servais Mrs. M. G. Childress
75- Rockwood 3101 S. W. 24th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Sara Brown Dorothy M. Ferguson Ivy M. Johnson
76- Roosevelt 3233 S. W. 44th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Paul Shouse Mrs. Robert Coffman Mrs. A. C. Spillman
77- Ross School 4120 Magnolia
Insp. Judge Clerk
Virginia L. McKeel Margaret J. Garcia Della Maxine Morphis
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78- Sequoyah 2400 N. W. 36th
79- Shidler 1415 S. Byers
80- Shields Heights 301 S. E. 38th
81- Southeast 5201 S. Shields
82- Southern Hills 7800 S. Kentucky
83- Spencer School 8900 N. E. 50th
84- Stand Watie 3517 So. Linn
85- Star School 8917 N. E. 23rd
?R. #333
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Vera Rose Mrs. C. J. Thomas Yvonne Cranford
Insp. Judge Clerk
Peggy Ellis Ruth Heide Marie Morton
Insp. Judge Clerk
L. F. Wright Grace Ellison Mrs. Bob R. Frymire
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Sheldon Cox Mrs. Charlene Tate Betty Payne
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mildred L. Malone Estelle Henderson Kathryn A. Woods
Insp. Judge Clerk
W. J. Mastin Mildred E. England Henrietta White
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. T. F. Stapp Mrs. Donald F. Boevers Mrs. John Soos
Insp. Judge Clerk
Carmen Wangler Beulah B. Morris Mrs. H. Floyd Swem
86- Star Spencer Insp. 3001 N. E. Spencer Rd. Judge Clerk
Paul C. Judkins, Sr. Mrs. Sylvia Willcox Mrs. J. H. Coffman
87- Stonegate 2601 N. W. 112th
Insp. * Peggy Heller Judge Ethel J. Nisley Clerk Billy E. Smith
88- Sunset 3105 Sunset Blvd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Thelma Jones Betty Ruth Darrough Virginia Bumpass
89- Taft School 2901 N. W. 23rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Margaret Flemming Verna Childers Mary M. Gleason
90- Taylor 633 N. W. 52nd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bernice S. Aaron Loydene Owen Florence Cummins
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91- Telstar 9521 N. E. 16th Midwest City
Insp. Judge Clerk
Gladys M. Brown Mrs. A. Kay Ballard Mrs. Allen Matthews
92- Truman 1324 N. Kelham
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ernestine Carmichael Geneva Gentry S. B. Giddings
93- Tyler School 1621 s. w. 15th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Betty J. Valentine Ruth Whitworth Jeri D. Stejskal
94- University Hgts. 6215 N. Western
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. David Pruet Erma L. Parlour Alma H. Reed
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Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Sammy Penington Doris Jantzen Lou Penington
96- Van Buren 2700 S. W. 40th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ruth I. Faris Jurlene L. Mitchell Merle Airington
97- Walnut Grove 500 S. Durland
Insp. Judge Clerk
Loretta Rutledge Margaret Hollenbeck Edna Lamb
98- Washington 820 W. California
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna L. Casselberry Margaret Hurst Katherine M . Shotwell
99- Webster 6708 S. Santa Fe
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. John Ruby Letha Garrison Oole M. Stevens
100- West Nichols Hills Insp. Judge 8304 Greystone Clerk
W. H. Bell Christine E . Lopshire Helen J. Whiteley
101- Western Village 1508 N. W. 106th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Suzanne Totten Opal Barringer Ruby Marie Witten
102- Westwood 1701 Exchange
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ruth Alexander Marie Jessup Lois L. Upton
103- Wheeler 501 S. E. 25th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Billie J. White Ruby Fowler Bertha Lou Nixon
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lucy E. Miller Mae B. Werneke Hattie Rowland
105- Willow Brook 8105 N. E. 10th Midwest City, Okla.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. R. C. Winans Veta Wildenstein Jewel Rains
106- Wilson 2215 N. Walker
Insp. Judge Clerk
Katherine J . Mitchell Alma L. Stephens Wilma B. Sisney
107- Woodson 600 N. High
Insp. Judge Clerk
Minnie V. Anderson Era Jean Adams Viola Easley
108- Wright 6901 N. Sooner Rd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ethelda Burge Alice Holmes Velma Ruth Jones
109- Oakridge 4100 Leonhardt Dr. Del City, Okla.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Alberta Crawford Ruth Staton Odessa Zumwalt
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION PRIMARY ELECTION NOVEMBER 16, 19&5
The Oklahoma County Election Board held two meetings: and Tabulating and Certifying Returns -
David M. Dank 11/ Warren B. Morris
H, S. Newman
Authorization of Election
$
Chairman
20.00
Vice-Chairman
20.00
Secretary
20.00 Total
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Time on Extra Workers used to set up Board of Education Primary Election - Rate of $2.00 per hour and milage at the rate of .06<^ per mile.
Woody Anderson 624 N. W. 25th
51 hrs. @ $2.00 per hour 179 miles @ .06$ per mile
$102.00 10.74
Gerald W. Fost 3225 N. W. 43rd
13 hours @ $2.00 per hour 137 miles & .06$ per mile
$ 26.00 8.22 Total
112.74
34.22 . .
$
146.96
The following worked in the County Election Board Office in the preparation of the Board of Education Primary Election November 16, 1965* receiving returns and miscellaneous duties:
Jean Paslay Myrtle Hester Charles McPherren Julia Watson Lucille Woody Martha Hayes Warren Morris, Jr.
6 hrs. 6 hrs. 22' hjrs. /; 12 hrs. 6 hrs. 6 hrs. 6 hrs.
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10.50 10.50 38.50 21.00 10.50 10.50 10.50
Total
/Precinct workers in 109 schools @ $41.00 per school ........................ \ To: Oklahoma County Election Board (Please make the following two^TEemTpsyable^in one check) / / ' Rental on 109 Voting Machines @ $26.00 each.................................... . / Printer Packs 111 @ $2.00 each ..... ............................................ t Total
$ 4,469.00
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$ Postage - pens, pencils and miscellaneous supplies Oklahoma Typewriter Co. 13th & N. Robinson (Electrostat Paper) The Commercial Press 315 N. Robinson (1,000 election expense statement). Total . . $
GRAND TOTAL
22.00 U6.13
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2- Arthur School 5100 S. Independence
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. K. E. Middleton Mrs. Wannell McCracken Maxine Huskinson
18- Dewey School 3500 N. Lindsay
Insp. Judge Clerk
Jeanne M. Howard Juanita F. Burns Alice M. Voelkers
3- Belle Isle School 5904 N. Villa
Insp. Judge Clerk
Vyonda V. Sorrels Bendetta N. Gray Mrs. Nesbitt L. Miller
19- Douglass 900 N. Eastern
Insp. Judge Clerk
Beatrice Cox Bonita Jean Jones Sammie Sampson
4- Britton Elem. 1215 N. W. 95th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. N. Ladd Jennie L. Atha Mrs. Shirley R. Bass
20- Dunbar School 1432 N. E. ?th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. W. W. Thomas L. Marie Robinson Mrs. Lula Woodward
5- Bryan 1134 N. W. 8th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Dale McClure Genevieve Reed Lucille Hogue
21- Dunjee N.E. 44th & Anderson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bonnie Dean Cudjo Johnnie Mae Johnson Alice Banks
6- Buchanan 4126 N. W. 18th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Fred D. Janies Eva A. Fulbright Ila P. Ashford
22- Edgemere 3200 N. Walker
Insp. Judge Clerk
John A. Wilson Ethel A. Davis Mrs. Verna J. Wilson
7- Burbank 3232 N. W. 65th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Peggy L. Boyd Wilma Heckel Charlene E. Steves
23- Edison 2413 N. E. 28th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Rev. John B. Holmes Mrs. Doris 0. Cass Earlene Johnson
8- Capitol Hill Jr. 2717 S. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. B. Taylor Ruby Cullen Mary Butler
24- Edwards 1123 N.E. Grand Blvd.
Insp. Clovis Cogburn Judge . Deanna Powell Clerk Sammie E. Rogers
9- Capitol Hill Sr. 500 S. W. 36th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Gladys A. Smith Irene Keesee Lorene Chesnut
25- Emerson 715 N. Walker
Insp. Judge Clerk
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mabel M. Nicholas Ze11a M. Hemker Leona Kitchell
Insp. Judge Clerk
Nola Shannon Fred Shannon Ralph L. Jones
10- Central High 817 North Robinson
11- Classen High 1901 N. Ellison
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12- Cleveland 2725 N. W. 23rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Arietta Anderson Cecil Higgins Mary L. Westmoreland
13- Columbus 2402 S. Pennsylvania
Insp. Judge Clerk
Nola Moslander Vada Floyd Ethelyn F. Jenkins
14- Coolidge 5212 S. Villa
Insp. Judge Clerk
Irma Robinson LaVon Schmidt Mary Evelyn Kennedy
15- Creston Hills 2240 N. E. 19th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. H. S. Nichals Mrs. Ulysses McElroy Mrs. Doris Williams
16- Culbertson 1201 N. E. 12th
Insp. Judge
Mrs. J. L. Powers Mrs. T. A. Robertson Mtae* T A "Q«t
Anna Chimperle Edith Sterkel Margaret Wellner
26- Eugene Field 1515 N. Klein
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Claude F. Foster Clara R. Baxter Hazeline Reid
27- Fillmore 5200 S. Blackwelder
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lorene M. Halstead Mary D. Colley Dessie Lee Whitfield
28- Foster 54th & Foster Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Frasher V. Jobe Pauline Mollmon Bee Boehmisch
29- Garden Oaks 3401 N. E. 16th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ora C. Brown Lucille B. Stewart Gail L. Felix
30- Garfield 4104 S. Drexel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Betty J. Huisoppie Evelyn R. Tomlinson Mary Jane Finney
31- Gatewood 1821 N. W. 21st
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bess M. Lewis Nancy C. Lilley Nora Imogene Beesley
32- U. S. Grant 5016 S. Pennsylvania
Insp. Judge Clerk
Eulene Siess Opal Hopkins Josephine Barnum
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R. #333 Continued
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33- Green Pastures 4300 N. Post Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mabie Killens Mildred J. Bates Liller Belle Carrethers
34- Harding 3333 N. Shartel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Catherine White Grace Barber Mrs. A. H. Meek
35- Harmony 1537 N. E. 24th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Zula 0. Pazoureck Jennie V. Stephenson Dolores M. Montgomery
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary V. Lawrence Grace Price Irene L. Lewis
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. V. McCuiston Mrs. C. W. Anderson Mrs. Velma S. Arnold
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ada Wilbanks Jacqueline J. Goodman Wanda J. Feken
36- Harrison 701 Britton Road
37- Hawthorne 2300 H. W. 15th
38- Hayes 6900 S. Byers 39- Henry 5901 S. Robinson
Ho- Heronville 12Ho S. W. 29th
Hl- Hillcrest 2732 S. W. 63rd
42- Horace Mann 1105 N. W. 45th
H3- Hoover 2H01 N. W. 115th
HH- Jackson 2601 S. Villa
H5- Jefferson 6800 S. Blackwelder
46- Johnson 1810 Sheffield Road
H7- John Marshall 9017 N. University
H8- Kaiser 3125 Lyons Blvd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Insp. Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk
Insp. Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk
Insp. Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Anna Breeden Mrs. Edith J. Ritchie Mrs. Dorothy J. Sharp Mrs. Charles Barnard Mrs. Neoma Gatten Mary A. Bush
Mary Elizabeth Skeel Lorene Moody Donna Burkhart Iva K. Davis Mrs. Clara Teter Mrs. James Mullins
Mrs. Wesley Emmons Mrs. Victor Cleland Mrs. Bill George Irene Swafford Anita Jan Pritner Ethel M. Adair
Doris Anne Heartsill Mrs. Kathryn Reddick Mrs. Judith Petty
Mildred A. Hermann Dorothy Edwards Virginia C. Giles Mrs. Bemeta Moore Mrs. Effie J. Long Mrs. Florence Green
Ruth A. Blaney Helen R. Murphy Belva L. Haney
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H9- Kennedy 1901 N. E. 13th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary Jane Miller Ametas Williams Cidra W. Wright
50- Lafayette 500 S. W. 44th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Gene Grimes Avonne E. Knox Jane E. Blanchard
51- Lee School H2H s. w. 29th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Millie Wyont Clara B. Briscoe Mary L. Hariris
52- Lincoln 1138 N. Geary
Insp. Judge Clerk
Eula A. Looney Nadine Tadlock Mabel McDonnell
53- Linwood 3416 N. W. 17th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Mary Yates Mrs. Al Jennings Vermel Malone
54- Lone Star 1901 E. Heftier Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Patricia Jane Wilmoth Darlene M. Norman Helen Faye Bartlett
55- Longfellow 1201 N. E. H8th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. T. E. Richey Mrs. F. S. Hope Mrs. R. K. Crouch
56- Madison 3117 N. Independence
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen M. Quine Olive H. Gray Ozella McFarland
Insp. Judge Clerk
Katherine Cutler Martha Cook Nellie Noffsinger
58- Mayfair 3200 N. W. 48 th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Ruby F. Busch Delores F. Day Mary C. Scott
59- McKinley 5315 S. Shartel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Jayne A. Wade Avanelle Bowen Betty J. Lyons
60- Monroe H810 N. Linn
Insp. Judge Clerk
Christene Vassilopoulos Marie Gary Anna K. Spitler
61- Moon 1100 N. Lindsay
Insp. Judge Clerk
Carrie Holloway Betty Mae Douglas Gloria Hill
62- Nichols Hills 1301 Wilshire Blvd. Nichols Hills
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. John S. Pine Alta M. Devera Bernice D. Harper
63- Northeast 3100 N. Kelley
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lorene C. Farris Isabelle Schoch Nora L. Schmoldt
6H- North Highland 8H00 N. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Callie Mbtter Rose J. Wilcox Jerd J. Blevins
57- Mark Twain . 2H5I W. Main
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...... .... 65- Northwest Classen 2801 N. W. 27th
66- Orchard Park 3 North Brauer
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Basil 0. Pate Mrs. Charles Griffith Stella M. Burchfiel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Pearl Buford Cora Stewart Rosa L. Bethel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Fred Harrison Mary B. King Mrs. G. L. Butler
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ines S. Deplois Opal K. Eby Edith Short
Insp. Judge Clerk
Hazel K. Skidmore Reba S. Freeman Lorene L. Swatek
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Robert J. Smith Frances T. Norris Marie M. Kaspar
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen Walker Crystal Ferguson Theanis Statham
73- Ridgeview 10010 N. Ridgeview Village
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen Hays Marjorie J. Bacus Lenore Ulrey
74- Riverside 421 S. W. 11th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna M. Michalik Marguerite C. Servais Mrs. M. G. Childress
75- Rockwood 3101 S. W. 24th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Sara Brown Dorothy Ferguson Ivy M. Johnson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Paul Shouse Mrs. Robert Coffman Mrs. A. C. Spillman
Insp* Judge Clerk
Virginia L. McKeel Margaret J. Garcia Della M. Morphis
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Vera Rose Mrs. C. J. Thomas Yvonne Cranford
67- Page School 317 North Geary
68- Pierce 4101 S. W. 27th Pl.
69- Polk School 3806 N. Prospect
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..... . Stella J. Webb Evelyn A. Garr Bessie L. Wiggins
70- Prairie Queen 6609 S. Blackwelder
71- Putnam Heights 1601 N. W. 36th
72- Rancho Village 1401 S* Johnston Dr.
76- Roosevelt 3233 S. W. 44th
77- Ross School 4120 Magnolia 78- Sequoyah 2400 N. W. 36th
79- Shidler 1415 S. Byers I
80- Shields Heights 301 S. E. 38th
81- Southeast 5201 S. Shields
Insp. Judge Clerk
Peggy Ellis Ruth Heide Marie Morton
Insp. Judge Clerk
L. F. Wright Mrs. Grace Ellison Mrs. Bob R. Frymi re
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Sheldon Cox Charlene Tate Betty Payne
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82- Southern Hills 7800 S. Kentucky
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mildred L. Malone Velma Jones Kathryn A. Woods
83- Spencer 8900 N. E. 50th
Insp. Judge Clerk
W. J. Mastin Mildred E. England Henrietta White
84- Stand Watie 3517 So. Linn
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. T. F. Stapp Mrs. Donald F. Boevers Mrs. John J. Soos
85- Star School 8917 N. E. 23rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Carmen Wangler Beulah B. Morris Mrs. H. Floyd Swem
86- Star Spencer 3001 N.E. Spencer Rd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Paul C. Judkins, Sr. Sylvia Willcox Mrs. J. H. Coffman
87- Stonegate 2601 N. W. 112th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Peggy Heller Ethel J. Nisley Billye Smith
88-Sunset 3105 Sunset Blvd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Thelma Jones Marijane Newton Virginia Bumpass
89- Taft School 2901 N. W. 23rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Margaret Flemming Verna Childers Mary M. Gleason
90- Taylor 633 N. W. 52nd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bernice S. Aaron Loydene Owen Florence Cummins
— Insp. Judge Clerk
1 . . ...... Gladys M. Brown A. Kay Ballard Mrs. Allen Matthews
92- Truman 1324 N. Kelham
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ernestine Carmichael Geneva Gentry S. B. Giddings
93- Tyler School 1621 s. w. 15th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Betty J. Valentine Ruth Whitworth Jeri D. Stejskal
94- University Hgts. 6215 N. Western
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. David Pruet Erma L. Parlour Alma H. Reed
95- Valley Brook 6315 S. Camille
Inpp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Sammy Penington Doris Jantzen Ellen Mashore
96“ Van Buren 2700 S. W. 40th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ruth I. Faris Jurlene L. Mitchell Merle Airington
97- Walnut Grove 500 S. Durland
Insp. Judge Clerk
Loretta Rutledge Margaret Hollenbeck Edna Lamb
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R. #333 Continued.
98- Washington 820 W. California
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna L. Casselberry Margaret Hurst Katherine M. Shotwell
99- Webster 6708 S. Santa Fe
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mirs. John Ruby Letha Garrison Ople M. Stevens
100- West Nichols Hills Insp. 830H Greystone Judge Clerk
W. H. Bell Christine E. Lopshire Helen J. Whiteley
101- Western Village 1508 N. W. 106th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Suzanne Totten Winifred G. Hughes Ruby Marie Witten
102- Westwood 1701 Exchange
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ruth Alexander Marie Jessup Lois L. Upton
103- Wheeler 501 S. E. 25th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Billie J. White Ruby Fowler Bertha Lou Nixon
IOU- Willard School 1U00 N. W. 3rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lucy E. Miller Mae B. Werneke Mrs, Ella W. Soloman
105- Willow Brook 8105 N. E. 10th Midwest City
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. R. C. Winans Veta Wildenstein Jewel Rains
106- Wilson 2215 N. Walker
Insp. Judge Clerk
Katherine J. Mitchell Alma L. Stephens Wilma B. Sisney
107- Woodson 600 N. High
Insp. Judge Clerk
Minnie V. Anderson Era Jean Adams Viola Easley
108- Wright 6901 N. Sooner Rd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
EtheIda Burge Velma Ruth Jones Laura Felix
109- Oakridge U100 Leonhardt Dr. Del City
Insp. Judge Clerk
Alberta Crawford Ruth Staton Betty J. Bennett
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MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION GENERAL ELECTION DECEMBER 7, 1965
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The Oklahoma County Election Board held one meeting to certify the returns:
^David M. Dank // 0 0
x Warren B. Morris 3 $
Vice-Chairman
10.00
_ZH, S. Newman
Secretary
10.00
TOTAL
$
30.00
Time on Extra Workers used to set up Board of Education General Election - Rate of $2.00 per hour and mileage at the rate of .06$ per mile: ^Woody Anderson 62 U N. W. 25th
52 hrs. 30 min. @$2.00 per hour 275 miles @.06$ per mile
$105.00 16.50
^.Kenneth Walker 3225 S. W. U2nd
7 hrs. @$2.00 per hour 17 miles @.06$ per mile
$ 1U.00 1.02
Ronnie Cox 3601 Del Road Del City, Okla
5 hrs. @$2.00 per hour 31 miles @.06$ per mile
$ 10.00 1.86
18 hrs. 30 min. @$2.00 per hour 189 miles @*06$ per mile
$ 37.00 11.3U
^ Gerald W. Fost 3225 N. W. U3rd
$
121.50
$
15.02
11.86
$
196.72
TOTAL
The following worked in the County Election Board Office in the preparation of the Board of Education General Election December 7, 1965, receiving returns and miscellaneous duties: 3 days & 6 hrs. $ (6—1/2 hrs. & 30 miles (@ .10$ per mile -"'Warren Morris, Jr. 3828 N. W. 68th 6 hrs. 1108 S. E. 18th 6 hrs. Sam Gibson Lucille Woody 1007 N. W. U2nd 6 hrs. 20 days & 6 hrs. u, *Julia Watson 5221 S. Youngs Blvd. * Secretarial and clerical services for Nov. 16th and Dec. 7th Elections TOTAL....................... $ .--'Charles McPherren .^-Wayne Osburn
11U5 N. W. 2Uth 3813 Overland, Del City
Precinct workers in 109 schools @ $U1.00 per school
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390.50
$ U,h69.00
Please make the following payable to Oklahoma County Election Board, Room 2, County Courthouse, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: . \
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Rental on 109 Voting Machines @ $26.00 each.................... .... \ . ........................... /$ 2,83^.00 /^-Printer Packs - 115 @ $2.00 each.......................... ....
<iJL ^-Postage
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230.00
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11.00
.7*^. . / $
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^^'Miscellaneous Office Supplies ........................................ .... TOTAL
GRAND TOTAL
.... .^ $ 3,080.00
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$ 8,166.22
jR- #333 — 1 Continued.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 1, 1965 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and official custodian of Central Food Service Funds. "Aye" on roll call.
Lott to designate George H. C. Green Motion carried with all members voting
■A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of I folding doors and gates for use by Harding High and Kennedy Junior High Schools from the ! following companies which submitted the low quotations:
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Harold C. Parker & Company, Inc Bissell Builders Supply
R-.#334 jCentral Food |Fund Officer R- #335 ! Folding Doors jand Gates
663.OO 301.00
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. "Aye."
On roll call, all members voted
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of printing supplies for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
!R. #336 ’Printing Sup. jApproved______
Graham Paper Company Carpenter Paper Company
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Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of reinIforced concrete pipe for use at Longfellow Elementary School from the Hydro Conduit Corp, which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,Q98.67- is to be charged to Account BL 620-B3. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of automotive equipment for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted |the low quotations on specifications:
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$ 1,826.7-1 257'7-2 168.08 77-92 98-70 2.30
Severin Supply Company Van's Auto Supply Inc. Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Snap-On-Tools Corporation Brodhead-Garrett Company
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^Concrete Pipe j(Longfellow)
Ir - #338 Automotive Equipment ^Purchased
$ 2,430.83
$
108.25 2,029.21 293-37
*These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #339 Films & Other Teaching Aids
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr A ’Bridges to approve the purchase of films, filmstrips, and other- teaching aids for use by various schools from the following companies
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Coronet Films McGraw-Hill Book Company Jim Martin Educational Films Encyclopaedia Britannica Films Films, Incorporated Pathe News, Incorporated United World Films, Inc. Weston Woods Studios National Film Board of Canada Moody Institute of Science Modern Learning Aids Ken Middleham Products Indiana University Grover-Jennings Productions, Inc. Teaching Film Custodians Arthur Barr Productions, Inc. Film Associates of California Encyclopaedia Britannica Press, Inc. Cenco Educational Films Frith Films
$ 8,805.00 14,190.29 12,505.85 6,631.95 1,260.30 590.00 465.00 375-00 340.00 1,095.00 44o.oo 230.00 46o.oo 360.00 530.00 46o.oo 3,595-00 1,700.00 600.00 694.00
Total
$55,327.39
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
*G 240-B2 G 230-C G 220
$50,925.89 3,385.85 1,015.65
*These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title ITT.
Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
Information: Central Foods Statement
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, September 30, 1965, was submitted as information to the Board.
R. #34o Adjournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the 6th day of December, 1965.
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE|
BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1965,AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
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Melvin P. Rogers,President
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David. H. Bridges Foster Estes William F. Lott Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch
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Others present: Jack F. Parker, Superintendent; Millard Prigmore, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Bob Atterbury, Floy Campbell, Jim Casey, N. L. George,; Hugh Ginn, Larry Hayes, Alex Higdon, Ed Keller, Gerald Kidd, David Light, Bill Lillard, ■ Mervel Lunn, A. J. Miller, Gene Pingleton, Ruhl Potts, G. L. Robinson, Gene Shepherd, j Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor, Carl Ruble, Don Gardner; Bud Prigmore; several students from I OCU; Mrs. John Bayless, Mrs. Ben Hulsopple, PTA Council; Vernon Brewer, Telstar; Ellen Reid,? Longfellow; Dale Reeder, Kaiser. s
The invocation was given by Mr. Bridges and was followed by roll call.
jInvocation
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the minutes of the meeting of November 1, 1965, as presented. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
\ R. #341 j Minutes App.
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS In Mr. Green's absence, Mr. Prigmore gave the Treasurer's Report. office.)
(Copy on file in Clerk's j Treasurer's j Report_________
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that all bills listed in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for action by the Board.
|Auditor's I Report_________
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the above reports as presented. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
iR. #342 I Reports App.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
It was moved by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct Edward Keller to attend the | R. #343 Midwestern Band and Orchestra Clinic, Chicago, Illinois, December 14-18, 1965* All members !Professional iTrip Approved voted "Aye" on roll call. i
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#344 |Professional iTrips Confirms
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bridges to confirm attendance at professional meetings for the following persons:
Dorothy Jones, National Council of Teachers of English Conference, Boston, Massachusetts, November 25-27, 1965*
Wesley Kirk, Neighborhood Youth Corps Business Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 10-13, 19^5. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
j | j R. #345 Resolutions of Appreciation
Motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve Resolutions of Appreciation for the following recently deceased persons:
Juanita Doyle, Teacher - Lafayette, deceased October 26, 1965. George Dillaplain, retired maintenance employee, deceased November 30, 19^5• Floy B. Chaffin, Principal - Davis, deceased November 11, 1965* Toney R. Rains, Landscaper, deceased November 16, 1965-
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j It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the claim and delivery of j the warrant for $26,500.00 to Dorothy Trappe, 729 S. W. 34th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, upon her delivery of a properly executed warranty deed to the School District for Lots Twenty-three (23, Twenty-four (24), Twenty-five (25), Twenty-six (26), and Twenty-seven (27) in Block Twenty-four (24) of Capitol Hill Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #346 Purchased Ares for Parking Cap. Hill Jr.
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the claim and delivery ; R. #347 of a warrant in the amount of $245,000.00 to Independent School District Number 4 (Choctaw i Payment for School District) of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Choctaw, Oklahoma, for the Dunjee School iDUNJEE School property which consists of approximately 27.96 acres (more or less), several school buildiProperty ings and structures, at a negotiated and agreed price of $225,000.00, also reimbursed payment for a recently completed cosmetology classroom constructed by Independent School District Number 4 at a negotiated and agreed price of $20,000.00, the warrant to be delivered upon receipt of a properly executed warranty deed for the property from Independent School District Number 4 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended. !
It was requested, that the persons listed, helow he employed, and. that contracts with the teachers listed, on the form hereby approved, be executed, in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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ASSIGNMENT
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SALARY
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
MATERNITY (MRS) HARBISON, CANDIS M.
RIDGEVI EW 4TH
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SALARY
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DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATIONS
(MRS)
KENNEDY
BUTLER, CLARA V.
CLERK
(MRS)
INST. DEPT.
COPELAND, LOLA M.
SEC.
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HARDING
SHEPARD,
MARY 1.
(MRS) 11-30-65
CURRICULUM LIB.
KING, MARGIE
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PEACE,
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BRYAN, JEAN
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RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT MISS MARY C. MRS,
LA COSTE, CLERK, CURRICULUM LIBRARY, CLERK,
SHIRLEY COOK,
CENTRAL, SALARY $295.00
SALARY $T.25 PER HOUR, PER MONTH,
MRS. NAOMI G, O’NEIL, CLINICAL INSTRUCTOR, NURSING PROGRAM, NOVEMBER <5, 1965 THROUGH NOVEMBER 30, I §65. MR.
PAT STAFFINS,
INSTRUCTIONAL AIDE, RIVERSIDE,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER
EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 6,
17,
1965.
TO BE PAID $180.00 FOR THE PERIOD,
SALARY $1.25 PER HOUR,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 18,
CHANGES OF SALARY AND ASSIGNMENT MRS.
CLEASIE DAVIS,
FROM ACTIVITY AIDE, DUNBAR, SALARY $4180.00 PER
SALARY $5000.00 PER YEAR,
MR.
PAUL SIMMONS,
CENTRAL,
FROM
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 18,
MR. DONALD GARDNER,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER
FROM TEACHER, NORTHWEST,
SALARY $6700o00 PER YEAR,
YEAR,
TO TEACHER, DUNBAR,
1965.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS TEACHER, CENTRAL,
SALARY $6700.00 PER YEAR,
PURCHASING,
KENNEDY CLERK
HARDING
CLERK
| 1^19-65
LIB. CLERK
FAYE L.
1 1-15-65
$220.
CRUMP, QUINNITA
11-18-65
CLERK
(MRS)
SMITH,
(MRS)
11 - 12-65
18,
SALARY $6(00.00 PER YEAR TO COUNSELOR,
<965.
SALARY $5500.00 PER YEAR,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 8,
1965.
TO ASSISTANT DIRECTOR,
1965.
MANPOWER
CLERK NURSING PROGRAM CLINICAL
INSTRUCTO
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Personnel Recommended. RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD;
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS AND SECRETARIES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1965-66; BYERLY, MARIAN T.
CAMP, MARY Lo
(MRS)
(MRS)
CARTER, CHARLOTTE G„
CURTIS, WALLACE T.
HOWARD V,
DUNN,
FIELD,
(MRS)
SOCIAL STUDIES
(MR,
(MRS)
HANES, .NANCY E,
(MRS)
HAWKINS,
DONNA A.
HAWKINS, REQUA HENSON,
ALICE L.
HENSON, MARY I.
HOYT,
ELEM., BUS.
BUS.
(MISS)
(MRS) (MRS)
MC INNIS,
(MR)
(MRS)
MILLICAN, GARY Co ORNER,
(MR)
SMITH,
(MR)
DEANNA Vo
EDITH Mo
STARTZ,
PATRICIA K.
XANTHIA
WINDSOR,
E
ASSIGNMENT
WATCHMAN
ADM, 30WMAN,
DONALD
BREWER, WoM. JR.
BOBBY
BLDG.
j 0-29-65
FLOORMAN
BLDG.
FLOORMAN FLOORMAN
LINCOLN DUNCAN,
JOHN
FLOORMAN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS 3OLLAHER,
RAYMOND
TIME FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR0 HENDRICKS,
LUTHER JR,
FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
HIGHTOWER, JOHNNY
RELIEF CUSTODIAN STAR SPENCER
HODGES, EDWARD
FLOORMAN N.Wo CLASSEN
HOFFMAN, ALVIN J.
FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
JASPER, MILFORD
RELIEF FLOORMAN SOUTHEAST
KYKER,
CARL
FLOORMAN LINCOLN
MCDANIEL, JASPER
FLOORMAN ADMo BUILDING
MCDANIEL,
THOMAS
FIREMAN PRAIRIE QUEEN
MARVIN, JoD.
FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
MAY,
ROBERT Ao
/MURPHY, DOYLE
ED.,
ENG,, SOCIAL STUDIES
KGN,
ELEM., HOME EC. PHYS,
ED,,
ELEM,, LIBRARY
empl oy mei $am e
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT CLASSEN
10-25-6*5
LEE g TIME FLOORMAN
LINCOLN
DAVIS, JESS J.
EFFECTIVE DATE
11-15-65
ADM, BURLESON, MARVIN
ED.
ELEM,
(MRS)
FLOORMAN
PRAIRI E QUEEN BROWER,
PHYS.
HtKbUININtL
CLASSEN AUTREY, CHESTER
ELEM.
ELEM.
(MRS)
SERVICE DEPARTMENT 3ESIGNATI
ED,,
FRENCH, HIST., SPEECH
ELEM.,
(MRS)
BETTY Vo
METALSHOP
ENGo,
BUS,
(MRS)
WARREN,
HIST.
SPEC,
IND. ARTS,
(MRS)
TAPLIN,
ENG o,
SECRETARY
(MRS)
ELAINE D.
ENG.
SPEECH
ENG„
WOODSHOP, DRAFTlNG,
SHELBY, JOYCE (MRS) SHEPARD,
SOCIAL STUDIES,
ELEM,
V1LLETTA (MRS)
RICE, RICHARD L.
EDo,
ENG,,
ELEM.,
(MRS)
SOCIAL STUDIES,
SPEC.
HOME EC.,
JACQUELINE (MRS)
PARTRIDGE,
PSYCHOLOGY
ELEM,
(MRS)
HELEN D.
MERRIMAN,
KGN.
SECRETARY
(MRS)
IRMA Wo
MARTIN, MARY Jo
PHYSICS
ELEMo,
ELEM.
(MRS)
LARASON, CLEO B.
MATH.,
ENG,,
(MRS)
JOHNSTON, WILLIAM A.
ED.
ENG,
SOCIAL STUDIES
JANE (MRS)
HUGHES, MARY E.
ED.,
ELEM.
(MRS)
ROSE M.
HORNBECK,
ENG.
SOCIAL STUDIES
(MR)
ELIZABETH Ao
JANIE Eo
ELEM. BUSINESS,
(MRS)
HEATON,
DRAMA
ALGEBRA, GEOMETRY
(MRS,
GUESS, DORIS H«
ENG., SPEECH,
BUSINESS
(MRS)
BENNIE S.
GORDON,
VOCAL MUSIC,
(MR)
ESTHER Bo
ENG,, HIST.
HIST,, GOVT.
ANNA BELLE (MRS)
CONES,
ELEM.
ED.,
HOME EC,,
(MISS)
COLVERT, GRANVILLE S.
HIRE,
SPEC,
LANTZ. LEO M»
240.MO.
m-p6-fi5
SPARKS, WINTON
I17.50MO >
11-3-65
WATCHMAN
LEE
TIME FLOORMAN
PRAIRIE QUEEN
1 1-1-65
FLOORMAN
11-17-65
ADMo BLDG. FLOORMAN
10-25-65
MARVIN, J.Do
11-12-65
BARRETT. WESLEY
10-29-65
DUNCAN, JOHN
235.MO,
11-1-65
MCDANIEL, JASPER
235.MO.
11-3-65
1(-4-65
HUSK, GEORGE L.
117.50MO
11-15-65
1 1-15-65
LEAL.
235.Mo.
11-29-65
18-2-655
10-29-65
10-28-65
BEN G.
THOMAS, J.Do CARL
ROLLER,
235.MO,
280.MO.
11-5-65
235„mo .
9 i-l-65
LINCOLN FLOORMAN
LINCOLN
FLOORMAN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS g
TIME FLOORMAN
CAPITOL HILL SR.
FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF CUSTODIAN STAR SPENCER
FLOORMAN
11-30-65
18-5-65
WILLIAMS, CLARENCE
235.MO.
19-15-65
10-22-65
BRUCE,
235.MO.
11-4-65
9 1-12-65
FREY, ALMES W„
235.MO.
11-23-65
235.MO,
II-17-65
JIMMIE
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN
SOUTHEAST
FLOORMAN LINCOLN
FLOORMAN
11-5-65
11-5-65
WATCHMAN
10-25-65
WHEELER i TIME FLOORMAN
I I-15-65
BRANNON,
CLEO
PRAIRIE QUEEN
FLOORMAN
II!
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
ASSIGNMENT
RESIGNATI
effect ive DATE
CAPITOL HILL SR,
PAPPAN, WALTER
FLOORMAN
WILLARD ROBERTS, WALTER
TIME FLOORMAN N.Wo CLASSEN
SULLIVAN,
FLOYD
FLOORMAN COOLIDGE
VICK, RAYMOND
FLOORMAN WOODSON LAUNDRY
WAKEFIELD,
WHITE,
WRIGHT,
RUSSELL
PAUL F.
CHARLIE
YOES. THOMAS
TRUCK DRIVER & WASHN AN
i l-tl-65 11-12-65
JSIAME
EMPLOYMENT
DUNCAN, CARL L, GOODRICH, STEVEN
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
1 1-12-65
235.MOo
11-15-65
1I7»5OMO
assignme nt CAPITOL HILL SR,
FLOORMAN
WILLARD TIME FLOORMAN
N,W.
CLASSEN
11-19-65
KING, WELBURN
235oMO.
11-29-65
FLOORMAN
11-1-65
PANNELL, JOHN
235.MOo
U-5-65
FLOORMAN
WASHINGTON,
250oMO.
I 1-3-65
11-3-65
MOON •t TIME FLOORMAN
11-15-65
MONROE FLOORMAN
11-119-65
SPENCER 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
10-29-65
PETE
DAUGHTY,
CURTIS
II7.50MO
PATRICK,
LARRY
<76o 25mo
3
COOLIDGE
WOODSON LAUNDRY
TRUCK DRIVER &WASHMA
11-19-65
MOON i TIME FLOORMAN
11-I-65
SPENCER 3/4 TIME FLOORMAN
HARDING i TIME FLOORMAN
(TAYLOR-RESIGNED)
HERDTNER, WILLIAM
i I7o 50M0
10-25-65
(NICHOLS-RESIGNED)
JASPER, MILFORD
235oMO,
10-25-65
(DUNCAN-RESIGNED)
NEAL, BOBBY Go
235.MO.
10-25-65
(mo or e -re sign ed )
WATLEY, WILLIE
235.MO,
10-22-65
JOHNSON,
280„MO„
10-26-65
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN KENNEDY
FLOORMAN
TRANSFERS (RUSSOM-TRANSFERRED)
(hu rt -tran
sfe rre d )
(SAMPLES-TRANSFERRED)
J
J
CHARLEY
PARKER. DONALD
PLOTNER, JIMMY
235„MO»
235„MOo
11-29-65
I l-lI-65
.J
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF CUSTODIAN
ALL SCHOOLS RELIEF FLOORMAN
ALL SCHOOLS
RELIEF FLOORMAN
:i
I
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
RESIGNATIONS
MCKINLEY
BOSWELL. LOIS
MANAG ER UNASSIGNED
HARTER, LOUISE
HELPER
HORACE MANN HOLLMANN,
ETHEL
HELPER FILLMORE
LIVINGSTON.
HELPER
IVA
ADAMS MARTIN,
RAMONA
HELPER
LONGFELLOW MORRIS. JULIA
HELPER STAR SPENCER
NYE,
PAULINE
HELPER
DEWEY HELPER
RAMEY. OPAL
MCKINLEY HELPER
SPIKER, LOUISE
RANCHO VILLAGE VANNOY,
FLOSSIE
HELPER
EFFECTIVE DATE
PAULINE
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
11-5-65
«1-1-65 11-2-6?
6=1-65
9-30-65
10-22-65
10-28-6? 10-28-65 j 5-06-65
WATSON. ANNA
I.30HR.
9-30-65
COOLIDGE
Bak er
(ILLNESS
BRYAN WADE,
. ....
M-5-6?
^ATTAWAY-RESIGNED?
LEAVE OF ABSENCE;
NAME
FMPI nVMFMT
MANAGER
11-5-65
-
PERSONNEL
FOOD SERVICE
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
6 , 1965 -
’ ih l-i
MEETING OF DECEMBER
CONT'D
:h ‘b
effecti ve DATE
i ih
SALARY
FERNSLER. JULIA
I.25HR.
approved EXP.
effect ive DATE
11-1-65
Io25 HR.
11-2-65
HASKETT,
Io 25hr
10-22-65
BETTY
o
HOLT, MARY J„
Io 25HRo
KETCHUM, VIRGINIA
U25HR«
MCALLISTER, ANN
1,25HRo
MENEFEE, JO ANN
8o25 HRo
MOORE, NORMA
1,25 HR.
VIRGINIA
RECHTIN, RUBY
i h
DEGREE COLLEGE
HART, MARY Lo
QUINTERO,
SCHULER, LOIS
I
g1-16-65
10-22-65 n-1-65
ASSIGNMENT UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER UNASSIGNED
HELPER 10-21-65
1.25 HRo
11-8-65
1.25 HR.
11-19-65
Io 25hr .
10-22-65
12O0MO0
10-29-65
UNASSIGNED HELPER
UNASSIGNED HELPER UNASSIGNED
Help er
UNASSIGNED
Hel
pe r
Hi
AUDIO VISUAL
RESIGNATION WEST, CHARLES
PRINTER
10-15-65
CAPITOL HILL SR.
CAPITOL HILL SR.
RESIGNATION
EMPLOYMENT
DONOVAN, A,R0 i
em pl owie nt nam e
PARKING LOT ATTENDAK r 11-24-65
RADER, FRED
PARKING LOT ATTEND.
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D ....
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Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL effe cti ve DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT
NAME
SALARY
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMEN1
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMFNT
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT HIGHTOWER, JOHNNY
1.50 HR.
11-12-65
PLASTER TENDER
JONES, BENNIE
J.50 HR.
1I-I5-65
PLASTER TENDER
DECEASED RAINS, TONY
LANDSCAPER
11-17-65
PLASTER TENDER
10-10-65
RETIREMENT
HANEY,
NEAL
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
SAFETY DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATIONS
EMPLOYMENT
CRITTENDEN,
FRANK
MCFADDEN, JESSIE
BUS DRIVER
11-1-65
KNIGHTEN, GARDENIA
I00.M0.
1l-f-65
BUS DRIVER
BUS DRIVER
10-22=65
BRANCH, HERMAN
100. MO,
10-26-65
BUS DRIVER
/
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
RESIGNATION TURNIPSEED,
KENNITH
11-19=65
DRAFTSMAN
CHANGES IN SALARY AND/OR ASSIGNMENT IN THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS:
FOOD SERVICE:
MELO ALEXANDER, COOK AT GARDEN OAKS, EFFECTIVE OCTOBER I,
SALARY #1.35 PER HR, TO MANAGER TRAINING AT N.W. CLASSEN, SALARY #215.
ROBERTA BIBLE, COOK AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, SALARY #1.45 PER HR, TO MANAGER AT WASHINGTON,
MONTH,
EFFECTIVE OCTOBER t6,
EFFECTIVE AUGUST 26,
DORIS MAXINE HOVARTER, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 24,
PER
SALARY #215.
PER MONTH, TO MANAGER AT EMERSON,
SALARY
1965.
HELPER AT JEFFERSON,
SALARY #l„30 PER HR, TO COOK AT JEFFERSON,
SALARY #1.45 PER HR,
1965.
WINNIE D. MARTIN, HELPER AT MARK TWAIN, EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 10,
SALARY $26$.
1965.
RACHEL D. GARRETTE, MANAGER TRAINING AT N.W. CLASSEN,
#225. PER MONTH,
PER MONTH,
1965.
SALARY #1.30 PER HR, TO UNASSIGNED HELPER, SALARY #1.25 PER HR,
1965.
WATSON, IBAKER AT COOLIDGE, ANNA E. WATSON, OCTOBER 22, 1965,
SALARY $«„30 PER HR, TO UNASSIGNED HELPER, SALARY #1.25 PER HR,
EFFECTIVE
SERVICE DEPARTMENT:
VOLNEY N. COOKSEY, TEMPORARY FIREMAN AT HOOVER,
MONTH,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 8,
CLEO HENSON,
FIREMAN AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
SALARY #305.
PER MONTH,
THOMAS J. MCDANIEL, BUILDING,
R. #3^8 Personnel Approved.
SALARY #235. PER MONTH,
TO Fl REMAN AT HOOVER,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER I,
PER
SALARY #285. PER MONTH, TO HEAD CUSTODIAN AT LAFAYETTE,
1965.
FLOORMAN AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, SALARY #240.
SALARY #280.
SALARY #280.
1965.
PER MONTH,
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER I,
PER MONTH, TO FIREMAN AT THE ADMINISTRATION
1965.
A motion was .made Toy Mr. Estes and seconded Dy Mr. Lott that the Board approve the personnel items as listed. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT’D
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
\J
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation to ratify the November payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the following itemized list.)
DECEMBER 6, 1965
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM- #3
RATIFICATION OF NOVEMBER 1965 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: 1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$.
1.815.645.27
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
83.505.53
BOND FUND
$.
1.233.32
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
294-2
$.
14.491.24
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
R-5-6275-38
$.
4.857.56
WORK STUDY
$.
6,769.38
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$.
4.211.25
M & 0 SPECIAL
$_.1.995.00
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR DECEMBER 1965 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$.
1.850,000.00
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
90.000.00
BOND FUND
$_
1.300.00
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
294-2
$_
16.000.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
R-5-6275-38
$_
10.000.00
WORK STUDY
$_
8.000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$_
- 6.000.00
M & 0 SPECIAL
$
665.00
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 6, 1965
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
169,031.03
1964- 65 GENERAL FUND
$
26,795.70
1965- 66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
38,352.33
I964-65 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
7,960.10
BOND FUND
$
315,141.58
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
$
4,266.82
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
8,668.90
$
570,216.46
TOTAL
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
Bills and Payrolls
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Low
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Title VIII General Instruction
Low Low
ALMANAC FILMS INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
AMERICANA CORPORATION ‘ Title III
Board Action
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION Title III
Publisher
64.OO
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
12.75
AMERICAN INSTITUTE Title III
Publisher
72.00
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
10.00
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Title III Library
14.40
72.80 28.00
10.00
1,239.00
_____ _
------------------------- ------------Publisher Publisher
100.80
6.00 8.00
1
_
14.00
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY Health Dept. Supplies
Selected
54-00
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQPT. COMPANY Instructional Offices
Standard
33.25
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SOCIETY Manpower
Publisher
127.51
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low .
J412Q
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Department Supplies Health Department Supplies
Low Letter Bid Low
216.40 69.00
285.40
50.00 50.00
100.00
. ELA M. ASHER Special Education .(October) Special Education (November)
10.45 17.45
Reimbursement Reimbursement
62.80
ATLANTIS PRODUCTIONS, INCORPORATED Audio Visual Materials
Standard
9.00
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
6.00
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
BATES & MCKINZEY SERVICE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
7-25
BELWIN, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
9.00
CHAS. A. BENNETT COMPANY, INC. Library Library
Publisher Publisher
BERRY OIL COMPANY Printing Custodial Supplies Manpower Operating
Low Low Low Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Board Board Board
19,44
21.40 87.00
108.40
2.70 148.56 6.48 190.19
Action Action Action Action
8.47 12.30 48.18 2.05
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
s
j Bills and
\. $
I Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. (cont.) General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Adult School Supplies
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
BINGHAM PRINTING INKS General Instruction
Board Action
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Selected
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
BOTTENFIELD’S INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction Manpower
Board Action Board Action Low
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
WM. C. BROWN COMPANY Library
Publisher
BURMAY COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
35.40
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
57.47
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
45-10 9.23 46.98 9.23 3.96 2.05 37.93 31.10 9.23 38.53 8.47 2.05 9.23 25.15 16.94 9.23 88.29 8.47 37-93 7-65 38.95
556.70 250.65
155.24 115.40 409.35 8.63
688.62
30.02 99.00 548.06 62.95
710.01
35.50
255.90
3.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-4
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Administrative Misc. Expense Board Member Expense Transportation,. Operating Transportation, Maintenance Transportation,. Special Education Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Instruction Printing
Standard Board Action Low
BOB CATES General Instruction Maintenance CHENOWITH & GREEN MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
■
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
Low Low
622.67 11.10 • 95 .19 1.95
641.43
102.00 1,182.32 95.76
1,380.08
10.81 682.50
693.31
.Selected
50.40
CHESTERFIELD MUSIC SHOPS, INC. Title III
Publisher
CITY BUS COMPANY Public Carrier
Board Action
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewerage
Utilities
42.83
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewerage
Utilities
17.00
CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY Building Moving ;■ Permits
Board Action
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
.Selected Selected Selected
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Board Action
MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Reimbur s ement
COLLIER-MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Title III Title III Title III
Publisher Board Action Board Action
COLUMBIA RIBBON AND CARBON MFG. CO. General Instruction
Low
85.13
3,576.95
-
1,260.00
25.00 85.00 21.90
131.90
13.60 422.61
436.21
9.36
55.90 1,147.00 556.50
1,759.40
287.72
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| Bills and i Payrolls
i
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B-5
ELIZABETH COLUMBUS Special Education
Reimbursement
35.00
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. Maintenance
Low
33-99
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
F. E. COMPTON COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Publisher
508.00 127.00
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Operating. Operating
Low Low
468.72
4-7^23
943-95
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY INC. General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action
16.71 105.01
121.72
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
21.00 682.64
703.64
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION . General Instruction
Low
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQPT. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Selected
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
COX RADIO AND SOUND Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
GEORGE F. CRAM COMPANY Title III
Publisher
CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY INC. Title III Title III Title III
Publisher Publisher Publisher
CREATIVE. PLAYTHINGS, INC. Title III
Publisher
16.40
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
17.00
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
W.H!. .CURTIN &' COMPANY General Instruction
Low
2.53
635.OO
110.45
37.50 166.99
204.49
50.00 328.62
10.35
115.17 33.00 123.00
271.17
5.40 57-73
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Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-6
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications
Publisher
18.25
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
41.97
DEL CITY UTILITIES Water and Sewerage
Utilities
DEL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Board Action
DELMAR PUBLISHERS, INC. Manpower
Publisher
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Publisher
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines & Repair
Agreement
MRS.. EVERETT DOUGLASS Special Education
Reimbursement
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED General Instruction Title III General Instruction
Standard Low Low
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Maintenance ■
Selected
BILL DOYLE Instructional Offices Business Office Storeroom Stock Office Machines Printing
Low Low Low Agreement Low
2.30 .4-00 402.00 8.25 6.00
422.55
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII
Low Low Low Low
29.20 56.00 77.86 170.72
333-78
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
DUNLAP SPORTING GOODS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Special Allocation
6.50
128.52 64.08
306.00 22.47
328.47
241.25 58.32
225.00 80.91 145.20
451.11
2.84
13.50
39.00
440.97
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| Bills and | Payrolls
!
J J
i
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-7
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Printing Printing Manpower Manpower Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Standard Low Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS Title III
Publisher
116.65
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
300.5-6
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Manpower
Low
47.76
EMPIRE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
48.00
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS Title III
Board Action
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
ESSENTIAL. EDUCATION Title III
Publisher
18.50
EVANS DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
23.50
EWTON INSURANCE & ACCOUNTING AGENCY Property Insurance Property Insurance
Board Action Board Action
EYE GATE HOUSE, INCORPORATED Title III
Publisher
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUC. CORPORATION Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
15.76 18.79 120.00 135.84 7.50 7.50 4’24
.
345-21
■y
6.48 30.91 15.75 8.45 33.24 71.86 496.16
662.85 611.92
549-90 873.90
2,457.50 634.92
1,423.80
3,092.42
197.50 1,068.73 558.75
1,627.48
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
\X~”
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-8
FINNEY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
392.50
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Equipment Rental
Board Action
642.28
MRS. DONALD FRANCEN Special Education
Reimbursement
8.64
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
1.10
GALE RESEARCH COMPANY Title III
Publisher
25.00
GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION & SUBS. Project Planning
Standard
28.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Laundry Expense
Board Action Low
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
500.00
NORMAN GENTRY Monthly Dumping Priveleges
Agreement
40.00
GIBBS & COMPANY Manpower General Instruction General Instruction
Low Selected Board Action
LOUISE GILBREATH Special Education
Reimbursement
J. W. GILLESPIE INCORPORATED Property Insurance
Board Action
GINN & COMPANY Title III Title III
Publisher Board Action
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
GOODHEART-WILCOX COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
GREGG AWARDS DEPARTMENT Manpower
Publisher
THE GROILER SOCIETY, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
62.65
MRS. FRED GUTTERREZ Special Education
Reimbur s ernent
11.52
200.40 ■ 10.40
24.35 26.60 185.60
210.80
236.55
5-00 826.71 15.00 404.07
419.07 18.00
131.40 •
5.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-9
HARRY C. HAMILTON Custodial Supplies
Low
C. S. HAMMOND & COMPANY Title III
Publisher
27.10
HARCOURT BRACE & WORLD, INC. Title III
Publisher
270.60
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Title III
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Storeroom Stock General Instruction Manpower Manpower Storeroom Stock Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
HEARNE BROTHERS Title III
Board Action
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Title III Library Library
Board Action Publisher Low
HEWLETT PACKARD COMPANY Title VIII
Standard
HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rental
Board Action
HOHSTADT SCHOOL & CHURCH EQUIPMENT Title III
Publisher
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Title III Library
Board Action Board Action
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low Letter Bid
BUS HORTON General Instruction
Selected
189.50
1,562.40
18.50 20.04 49.56 47.63 12.76 21.14 140.35 252.00 4-48 20.65 9.50 172.08 24.06 923.08
1,715.83 225.00
903.00 â– 7.65 72.09
982.74
39.00
200.00
33.00
s
13,383.31 1.062.90
36.00 31.68 205.68
14,446.21
273-36
51.82
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6,
1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
B-10
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Title III Title III Title III
Board Action Publisher Publisher
MRS. JACQUELINE HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Audio Visual . Data Processing Purchasing
Rental Agreement Standard Standard Low
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Library Library
2,658.60 9.12 194-88
2,862.60
12.24 7,752.50 1.17 5.50 12.60
7,771.77
62.03 1.65
63.68
Board Action Board Action
389.60 429.45
819.05
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY General Instruction Printing
Board Action Low
265.93 58-94
324.87
JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION Title III Title III
Board Action Publisher
435.09 32.80
467.89
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance
Selected
K-B SUPPLY General General Laundry Laundry
Low Low Low Low
Instruction Instruction Expense Expense
-
19.50 10.00 10.00 10.00
15.09
49.50
KILPATRICK LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
41.09
ROBERT V. KECK Travel Exp.-Pittsburgh, Kans. 4 State Ind. Art Conf.
Board Action
14.80
ALBERT LADYMON COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
43.12
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
35-00
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. Rental, 14-17-19 N.Ellison
Rental Agreement
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Low
565.00
63.75
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iBills and jPayrolls I I j
B-ll
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
LISTENING LIBRARY, INCORPORATED . Title III Title III
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Publisher Publisher
10.16 26.32
36.48
12.75
. Low
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Printing
Selected
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Title III Library Manpower Title III
Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action
LORRAINE MUSIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
1
LUMBER SHED General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
67.28 20.31
MERVEL S. LUNN, JR. Travel Exp.-Washington, D.C. NAEB Convention
Board Action
76.11
MACMILLAN COMPANY Title III
Board Action
211.68
MAICO HEARING AID SERVICE Health Dept. Supplies
Standard
MATH-MASTER LABS, INCORPORATED Title III
Publisher
132.85
MCCORMICK-MATHERS PUBLISHING CO. Title III
Board Action
448.35
T. C. MCCOURRY Rental
Rental Agreement
150.00
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Library Instructional Offices Title VIII Manpower Project Planning Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action
McKesson & robbing inc.,chem. dept. General Instruction
Mcknight & Mcknight publishing co. Library
6.20 90.00 279.00 268.40 212.16
849.56
147.80
87.59
34.50
61.10 4.15 71.25 45.65 7.75 989.22
1,179.12
Low
20.25
■ Low
51.08
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-12
MEDICAL EXAMMATION PUBLISHING CO. Adult School Supplies
Publisher
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Standard
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water and Sewerage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Manpower General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Board Action
MID-WEST SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
12.90
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
44-58
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Book Rebinding
Standard
MOORE AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
MOORE PUBLISHING COMPANY Personnel Office
Publisher
MOTIVATION, INCORPORATED Adult School Supplies
Selected
10.00
MOTTER BOODBINDING COMPANY Library
Board Action
52.90
NASH RADER MOBIL SERVICE General Instruction
Agreement
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Title III Title III
Publisher Publisher
NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATION Teacher Employment Expense
Board Action
4.05
69.01 %.95
125.96
318.25
70.30 51.79 4-30 167.04
293.43
308.66
133.35 278.60 228.32
640.27
1.10
102.31 2,532.46
4.08
1.60
23.95 135.00
158.95 1,356.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
j Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-13
NEW METHOD BOOK BINDERY INCORPORATED Title IH Title III
Board Action Board Action
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
5.76
W. W. NORTON & COMPANY Library
Publisher
8.35
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
9,837.39
OKLA. COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL Health Dept. Supplies
Standard
10.00
OKLA. COUNTY TAG AGENCY General Equipment Repair
Standard
372.97
OKLA. CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT COMM. Mis c ellane ous
Standard
200.00
OKLA.. DEPT. OF WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Title III
Publisher
7-50
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
39,220.11
OKLAHOMA HARDWARE COMPANY Rental,.East Sheridan
Board Action
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Publisher Publisher
120.96 86.40
207.36
OKLAHOMA TODAY MAGAZINE Subscriptions Subscriptions
Publisher Publisher
8.00 30.00
38.00
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
8.00
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, INC. Title III
Publisher
49.71
PARENTS’ MAGAZINE PRESS Title III
Publisher
193.15
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Postage
Standard
149.84 75O.A4
900.28
300.00 8,176.23
409.10
3.20
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-14
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
10.60
PORTLAND SANITARY LAND FILL Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Standard
PRECISION-PHOTO & SUPPLY COMPANY Audio Visual Materials
Low
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Manpower General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Standard Low
.
500.00
26.30
191.19 178.92 155-78 22.50 lSlxZO
550.90
PRINTING MAGAZINE NATL. LITHOGRAPHER General Instruction
Publisher
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
15.40
RADIO ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
90.00
RADIO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
20.66
RANDELS AUTOMOTIVE Manpower Manpower
Selected Low
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Selected
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES,. INC. Title VIII Project Planning • Title VIII
Low Low Low
ELMER J. ROBERTS Special Education
Reimbursement
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY .Storeroom Stock
Low
243.75
ROISMAN-DRUG. SUNDRIES, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
160.00
SAND PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
33.70
5.00
20.00 20.00
40.00 16.36
173.20 51.96 171.00
396.16
8.40
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and |Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-15
DR. JOHNSON SANFORD Professional Services
Board Action
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Low
MRS. MARVIN SCHLEGEL Special Education
Re imbur s ement
11.88
SCHOOL SERVICE BUREAU Title III
Publisher
14.00
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Title III
Board Action
187.88
S.C.M. CORPORATION . Office Machines
Agreement
642.00
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
SCOTT FORESMAN & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS Title III
Publisher
74-90
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY General Instruction
Low
13.17
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower „ General Instruction Storeroom Stock Maintenance Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Selected Board Action Board Action
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair ' toiInstructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected Selected
L. W. SINGER COMPANY Title III
Publisher
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
450.OQ
183.00 25.20
43.30 3.80
208.20
47.10
399.79
7.80 24.75 67.50 39.51 1,871.38 4.20
'
2,015.14
2.00 16.80 6.50 59.40 99.50 15.00 160.48
24.60
9,013.50
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'E
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Bills and Payrolls
A/
'( 1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-16
1 SOUTHWESTERN GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
SPENCER INTERNATIONAL PRESS INC. Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
SPENCER WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewerage
Utilities
26.10
SPOKEN ARTS, INCORPORATED Title III
Publisher
11.90
MRS. A.L. STACEY Special Education
Reimbursement
39.60
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
10.00
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
MRS. N.E. STOUT Special Education
Reimbursement
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS ’ Title III
Publisher
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Project Planning
Low
50.00
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Re imbur s ement
30.24
TEXAS ENVELOPE COMPANY Printing
Low
135.42
T G & Y STORE #48 General Instruction
Low
8.54
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Title III Title III Title III General Instruction
Board Action Low Low Low
3.96
910.62 615.90
.
1,526.52
8.90 623.29
296.50
342.00 262.77
-
47-52
158.52
2,397.99 127.35 199.50 18.00
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D {Bills and jPayrolls_______
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-17
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY CO. (continued) General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Library Supplies Audio Visual Materials Counselors Supplies Manpower Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Research Personnel Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY General Instruction Laundry Expense Laundry Expense General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library Library Library Title III Title III
Low Low Board Board Board Board
TRANSCOPY OF OKLAHOMA General Instruction
Low
60.00
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
16.34
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY. COMPANY Adm. Research Office Title VIII Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning
Low Low Low Low Selected
ELSIE TROUT Special Education
Reimbursement
TUTOR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Project Planning
Standard
49.50 10.70 30.80 22.94 3-48 55.84 20.52 80.00 24.40 4.00 37.18 16.00 108.14 7.42 13.60 399.00 399.00 11.90 8.77 * 60.50 61.80
74-00 45.30 .58.00 74.00
Action Action Action Action
4,168.33
251.30
117.65
47.30 241.23 567.92 11.22 860.00 2.202.57
56.12 15.92 41.32 71.30 1-35
3,930.24
186.01
28.80
2.50
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-18
UNITED STATES PUBLISHERS ASSOC. Title III
Publisher
195.60
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA PRESS General Instruction
Publisher
4.08
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Psychological Services for Oct.
Board Action
458.33
UNIVERSITY PUBLISHING COMPANY Title III (Lincoln,Nebr.)
Publisher
157.60
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
56.13
VAN’S AUTO 'SUPPLY Manpower
Board Action
68.92
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III Title III Title III
Standard Standard Publisher Board Action Board Action
ROBERTA WALTERS Special Education
Reimbursement
RON WARNER & ASSOCIATES, INC. Project Planning
Selected
WAUNITA WEEDEN Special Education
Reimbursement
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY . Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Selected
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Office Machines
Agreement Low Low Low Agreement
WESTERN BEAUTY SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Printing
Low Standard Standard
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry. Expense
Agreement
23.81
WHITE SEWING CENTER Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
28.80
185.77 228.99 24.30 380.65 695.20
1,514.91 18.00
350.00 14.40
9-95 2.40
12.35
57.90 215.00 448.00 196.00 7.50
924.40 57.36
138.31 497.07 98.74
734.12
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-19
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
H. W. WILSON COMPANY Title III
Publisher
137.50
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher
75.60,
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY Manpower Maintenance
Selected Selected
34.20
15.00 18.67
33.67
1964-65 GENERAL FUND A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
AL’S TEXACO SERVICE General Instruction
Selected
AMERICAN HERITAGE Library
Publisher
14.45
- Publisher
1.75
BOOK CENTER Library
I
35.72 3.00
ECONOMY ADVERTISING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Electronics Supplies
Low
IRWIN C. GAUMER Subscriptions
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Furniture Repair Materials
Low Low
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Library
Board Action
2.17
MACMILLAN COMPANY Library
Publisher
7.17
McGRAW-HILL PUBLICATIONS Project Planning
Publisher
5.50
McGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
4.57
4,540.00
15.00 6,350.39
16.93 30.00
46.93
OKLAHOMA CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
360.00
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supply
Board Action
1,898.00
SCRIVNER-STEVENS COMPANY Lawn Repair
Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Selected
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
12,149.15
TRIANGLE. BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,026.24
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruction Equipment
Standard
61.50 260.00
14.16
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
Bills and Payrolls
A & A PARTS REBUILDERS
*
Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
7-95 24.85 25-85
66.60
ACME QUALITY PAINTS, INC. GLASS DIV. Materials - Buildings
Low
63.60
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Materials
Low
8.50
AMSPRO PRODUCTS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Selected
471.60
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Equipment for Instruction
Low
450.00
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
247.50
BIG THREE GAS & EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials
Selected
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials . Materials
Low Standard
MARK BLODGETT Materials
Low
BOTTENFIELDS, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
33.40
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
221.40
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
139.60
WILMA CAIN, CLERK Materials Materials - Buildings
Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
CAPITOL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY . Materials
Low
BOB CATES Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
209.04 65.92 .11120
Low Low Selected
312.50 280.00
CATHEY ROOFING Materials Materials Materials
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
10.14
33.97 1.50
30.87 12.20
43.07
117.60
â– 13.43 1.84
15.27 105.00
13.85
4Zi2i
288.16
639.75
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORP. Materials
Standard
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Low
CONTINENTAL OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
CONTRACTORS SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
98.50
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials
Low
38.74
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
126.60
3.27 10.58
13.85
944.77
233.55 130.26
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-22
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Materials Materials
Board Action Low Low Low Low
DAGWELL-DIXIE COMPANY Materials
Selected
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Board Action
372.00
DEL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
86.00
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Equipment for Administration
Standard
THE DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings . Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action Board Action
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Materials
Standard
DULANEY’S Materials Materials
Standard Low
DUO-FAST OF OKLAHOMA Materials - Buildings
Selected
183.60
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
372.00
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
4.20
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICENTER Materials
Standard
60.75
GENERAL TRUCK INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
3.36
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
GRANDSTAFF ROOFING & SHEET.METAL, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
29.70 20.04 72.00 13.50 46.20
181.44
1.51
784.50
3.60 659.26 5.00
667.86
67.15
30.60 127.50
30.00 3.25
6ZZAQ
292.00 259.88
158.10
710.65
551.88
1,298.70
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-23
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
217.50
G & R EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Low
229.95
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction Materials Materials
Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Low
HERBST BROS. SEEDMAN,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Selected
E. W. HARTING MFG. COMPANY, INC. . Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
HERZFELDS BEAUTY & BARBER SUPPLY Equipment for Instruction
Low
HONEYWELL, INCORPORATED Materials;- Buildings
Standard
HORN SEED COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACH. CO. Materials Materials Materials INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Library
Low Low ' Low
Board Action
19.55 141.65 115.94 20.00 49.17 36.42 115.56 72.00 8.00 74.30, 32.30 ’ 33.80 15.00 142.00 70S.54 82.35 293.83 99.31 184.50
2,244.22
25.54
1,412.88 104.00
4.41 30.70
228.80 1.098.64
1,327-44
30.40 47-73 29.53
107.66
1,817.41
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-24
FRED JONES FORD Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Selected
11.70 1.62
13.32
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
14.60 23.92 18.84
57.36
JUNKUNC BROS. AMERICAN LOCK CO. Materials
Standard
151.88
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Materials
Low
198.00
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
OTTO R. KRUEGER ELECTRIC INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
ALBERT LADYMON COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
124.00
MARINELLO-COMER SCHOOLS OF BEAUTY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,028.55
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
McAlister materials
Materials - Buildings
McKesson & robbins, inc. Materials
chem. dept.
MIDEKE supply company Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Equipment for Instruction Noninstructional Equipment Equipment for Instruction Materials - Buildings
16.90 35.36 ...
52.65 599.00
651.65
17.50
62.00
-
Low Letter Bid
72.24 166.80
Low
Board Board Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Board
56.49
Action Action
Action Action
184.00 321.58 25-00 2.00 124.14 37.10 72.51 44*^0 132.30 8.40 39.00 77.92 865.74
1,934-49
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-25
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Materials Materials
Selected Selected
MOBIL OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials
Agreement
73-00
O.K. RUBBER WELDERS Materials
Low
60.33
OKLAHOMA CITY POTTERY COMPANY Materials
Low
28.00
PARENTS MAGAZINE PRESS New Library Books
Publisher
89.10
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
OKLAHOMA SAFETY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials
Board Action Low
PUBLIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY New Library Books
Board Action
44.90
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,419.00
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
1.59
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Selected
23-25
SEVERIN SUPPLY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
48.50 423.68
472.18
915.76
137.64
75-00 550.00 71.06
621.06
1.44
COMPANY
- Buildings for Instruction for Instruction
SHARP AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
67-08
27.12 187.20 8.40 228.60 278.92 5.22 50.95
...47-95
901.44 13.48
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-26
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
165.00
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
238.50
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Noninstructional Equipment
Selected
85.00
W. H. STEWART COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
12.00
BILL STORY FIRE &. SAFETY COMPANY . Materials
Low
46.20
TEXAS OKLAHOMA EXPRESS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Selected
15.28
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Title VIII Materials - Buildings Noninstructional Equipment Title VIII
Board Action Low Low Low
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Materials
Low
311.00
UNITED STATES PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
672.00
U.. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low
90.75 298.80 70.60 414.09
VAN’S AUTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Board Action
367.00
VINSONITE SALES COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
WESTERN BANK AND OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
846.OO
WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
90.00
WOODS LABORATORIES, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Selected
68.35
42.90 434.00 58.00
628.26
4,720.00
874.24
426.15
25.50
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
B-27
MURRAY R. WOMBLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
RONALD C. YOUNG COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
1,994-00 24.00
1964-65 BUILDING LEVY AMSPRO ------------PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED --7 — Materials - Buildings
Board Action
146.30
CLARK STAGE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Replace Stage Settings
Board Action
3,500.00
DEL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Selle cted
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,239.00
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Title III
Board Action
3,010.00
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
570.00
BENMORE, INCORPORATED Est. #9 - Bldg. (Eisenhower)
Board Action
83,790.00
BRAUER WOOD SMILEY & ASSOC. ARCH. Arch. Fee - (Douglass)
Board Action
3,442.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
26,801.00
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INCORPORATED Asphalt Play Area
Board Action
1,911.93
E. B. "JACK” CASTLE, DISPLAYS Equipment - Vocational ■
Board Action
1,090.00
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
938.69
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SERVICE Business Expense
Selected
300.00
—------------ ’ -
64.80
BOND FUND
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B-28
BOND FUND (continued)
FIELDS-DOWNS RANDOLPH COMPANY Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
1,585.65
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
382.62
DOW GUMERSON, AIA ARCH. Arch. Fee - (Southern Hills)
Board Action
3,174.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical Equipment - Vocatio^l Equipment - Vocational Equipment - Technical
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
HUDGINS, THOMPSON, BALL & ASSOC. Est. #9 - Arch.Fee (Eisenhower)
Board Action
1,675.80
GENE JONES & ASSOCIATES Arch. Fee - (SW 66th & Walker)
Board Action
3,940.00
LOCKE, MINER & SMITH Arch. Fee - Western Village
Board Action
1,668.65
MARSHALL SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO. Equipment - Technical
Board Action
958.96
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Est. #4 - Vocational & Technical
Board Action
135,787.33
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
19.75
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Business Expense
Selected
PALMER & VAHLBERG Arch. Fees - (Polk)
Board Action
2,654-00
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Technical
Board Action
2,175.00
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO. Equipment
Board Action
1,589.55
REID & ASSOCIATES Arch. Fee - (Telstar)
Board Action
2,028.50
SEMINOFF BOWMAN BODE, ARCH. Arch. Fees - (Madison School)
Board Action
2,635.00
DOROTHY TRAPPE New Sites
Board Action
26,500.00
55.00 2,198.58 81.35 6,430.89
-
8,765.82
18.39 617.50
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(Typographical erroaT^t^re Ts~no Page 29.) ________________________________________ \v __ ____________________ BOND FUND (continued)
B-30
VAN’S AUTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Equipment - Technical
121.44
Board Action
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
G. L. BUFORD Mileage
Contract Agreement
14.20
W. C. BUSEY Mileage
Contract Agreement
49.52
OTIS E. DULAN Mileage
Contract Agreement
31.44
WESLEY W..KIRK Mileage
Contract Agreement
85-12
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Reimbursement for October Salareis Staff, SS Staff, SS Students
Contract Agreement
4,073-58
OSCAR E. RICE Mileage
Contract Agreement
5.04
DALE STORY . Mileage
Contract Agreement
7.92
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM ALL RECORDS INCORPORATED
Low
21.38
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED
Low
139.57
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Contract Agreement
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY
Low
8,500.00 7.95
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER OKLAHOMA COUNTY ELECTION BOARD
Board Action
BLANCHE F. TITUS
Board Action
R. #349 Bills and Payrolls Approved
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott that the Board ratify the November payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills in the amount of $570,216.46 as recommended. On roll call, all members voted "Aye."
R. #350 Truck for FFA Program,Dunj ee
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve an agreement with May Avenue Dodge, Inc., 4025 North May Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the assignment of a 1965 Dodge pickup truck to the F. F. A. instructional program of Dunjee High School for the remainder of the current school year. The School District to pay the cost of license, insurance and operation of the truck. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #351 State Aid Fund Appropriation
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the appropriation of State Aid Funds in the amount of $3,526,600.00 per the attached document. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
7,929.59
100.001 i
j
I I
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
Tr ^.. #351........... Continued
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF STATE AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT NO._J*
s. 8. & i. No. 307 (1956)
EXECUTED IN SEXTUPLICATE To The Honorable County Clerk of___ OklMhCCTB___________________________County, State of Oklahoma. Honorable County Clerk: We, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District No.._____ ______________________________ 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___________
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)....................................................................................................................... $______________________
2. Not restricted and therefore available for appropriation at the option of this Board -............................................... 5,526,600.00__ Total................................................... s 3,526,600.00
Accordingly, we herewith respectively submit the following statement of appropriations heretofore made, together with an estimate of needs to be met out of the above apportionment of State Aid; and we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as submitted, which estimate we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Board.
PREVIOUS APPROPRIATIONS MADE AND BALANCE REQUIRED
PURPOSE TO WHICH APPROPRIATIONS ARE-MADE
Needs for the Full Fiscal Year Currently Estimated
1. Current Expense
.00
2. Capital Outlay 3. Total Subject to Warrant Issue 4. Reserve for Interest on Warrants 5. Grand Total — Home School Budget
gj
Appropriations Previously Made
.20 1
1
lt2,205 .00 L2.2O5. 00 16 35e>!52< a ,527.000 .00 10,00 0.00 16 .W.0M .00
10.000. 00 to
REQUESTED APPLICATION OF STATE AID
Balance Required To Complete Fiscal Year
>80
1 ,526,600 .00
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if.
>80
ADD BY COUNTY CLERK STATE AID
■ ,526,600 .00
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF_______ Oklahoma_____________________________________ , I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk in and for said County and State, do hereby certify that I have verified the apportionment of State Aid Funds for the current fiscal year to the within and foregoing School District No____ I *>89_____________ of the same County and State, by comparing the same to the certificate of apportionment made to me by the State Board of Education and that I have added to the appropriation items as aforesaid, sums that total the amount of________________________________________________________ Dollars 1$ 3L.S26,600,00 v to the purposes specifically indicated, in accord with the request and the order of apportionment. 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 ofJhe. 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. _ 19-J^L.
County Clerk
(SEAL)
_________ Deputy WESBANCO OKLA. CITY
Canvass School Board. Elections 1965i
H/16/65 Ho. 2
(Only 2 candidates, Rogers and Cherry)
Ho. 4
(Only 1 candidate - Roster Estes.
At Large
Virgil T. Hill David Bridges Eudena Blankenship Hewcomb TOTAL
2192 1402 981
12/7/65
Ho. 2
Melvin P. Rogers William L. Cherry
4135 2602
Ho. 4
Foster Estes
6737
At-Large
(no opponent)
Virgil T. Hill David Bridges
TOTAL
3405 3028
4575
MEETING OF DECEMBER.6. 1965 - CONT'D
A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and secondd^by Mr. Lott to approve a supplemental appropriation to the General Fund Budget in the amount of $1,389,397’06. in Clerk's file.) All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
(Official documents
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of lumber for use by the Maintenance Department from United States Plywood Corporation which submitted the low quotation in response to the following Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5,642.80 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call. __________________________ ______ ___ ________________
R. #352 Supplemental Appropriation General Fund. R. #353. Lumber for Maintenance
R- #354 Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of sheet metal for use by the Maintenance Department from Steel Supply Company which submitted the Sheet Metal low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,853*00 Approved. is to be charged to Account BL 620-B3 All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ....... ........ ....... ........ ~ 1 -ss --aB*a o 8 <j> <■ g <2°a
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A motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of sheet music for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations:
$
Jenkins Music Company Walter Kane & Son, Inc
395.15 1,598.69
$ 1,993-84
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.
R. #355 Sheet Music Purchased.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of electrical R. #356 supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted Electrical Sup the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Approved
$
Graybar Electric Company, Inc. Cook Electric Supply Company, Inc. Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Hunzicker Brothers
320.00 1,365.12 773.60 11.88
$ 2,470.60
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All members voted "Aye" on roll
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of audiovisual supplies for use by all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: (Continued next page)
R. #357 Audiovisual Supplies App.
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D
R. #357 Continued.
Thompson Book & Supply Company Frank H. Braunlich A & E Equipment Company R. K. Black, Inc.
$
X’"
$ 1,797.48
Total These purchases are to be charged, to Account G 240-A. "Aye" on roll call.
161.28 542.40 85.80 1,008.00
Motion carried, with all members voting
R- #358 Paper Supplies Purchased.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of paper supplies for use by Capitol Hill Senior High School from Western Paper Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $546.75 is le charged to Account G 240-M. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #359 IBM Forms Purchased.
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of IBM forms to be used by the Research Department from Moore Business Forms, Inc., which submitted the Low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,751*00 is to be charged to Account G 12O-J2. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #360 Printing Sup. Purchased.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve the purchase of printing supplies for use by all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Thompson Book & Supply Company Al Cook Desk & Office Supply Company Evans Duplicating Equipment Company Duplicating Products, Inc. of Oklahoma Wesbanco Bill Doyle Office Supply Brix, Inc.
Total These purchases are to be .charged to Account G 240-A
$ 2,015.00 67.50 760.00 675.OO 420.00 3,982.50 57.15 $ 7,977.15 All members voted "Aye" on roll call
R. #361 Autoharps Purchased.
Motion was made by Mr. Bridges and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of autoharps for use by various schools from Rhythm Band, Inc., which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $871.20 is to be charged to Account G 240-A. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #362 Heating & Plumbing Sup.
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
U. S. Supply Company Federal Corporation Mideke Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Jones-Newby Supply Company Honeywell, Inc.
$
317•04 2,648.00 244.22 IO8.72 1,611.52 116.94 234.00
$ 5,280.44 These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF DECEMBER 6, 1965 - CONT'D I
A motion was made By Mr. Bridges and secondd^by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of science
supplies and equipment for use By various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$
Stansi Scientific Company The Welch Scientific Company The Refinery Supply Company Science Kit, Inc. LaPine Scientific Company Doenges Supply Melton Company, Inc. W. H. Curtin and Company Fairview Science Company
R. #363 Science Eqpt. Supplies App.
138.61 1,044.00 3,535.32 627.29 1,821.53 540.68 68.80 1,214.79 1,240.00
$10,231.02
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
*G 240-B2 *BL 1030-DI G 240-B
$ 6,120.32 3,296.98 813.72
Total *These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III.
$10,231.02
Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call
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R. #364 It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr Lott to approve the purchase of electrical companies which ; Electrical & and lighting fixtures for use by the Broadcasting Center from the following Lighting which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice Fixtures App $ 1,170.00 Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc Dee's Photo Supply 1,590-75 $ 2,760.75
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 1030-C
All members voted
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, October 31, 19^5, was submitted as information to the Board.
Central Foods Financial Stat
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Bridges to approve Change Order No. 1 in the contract of Grandstaff Roofing and Sheet Metal Company, Inc., on the Central High School roof repair project as follows:
Replace damaged insulation, replace and resurface metal deck
ADD
$
R. #365 Change Order No. 1 Central Roof
730.40
Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mrs. Welch, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the 3rd day of January, 1966.
R. #366 Adj ournment
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