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MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1967
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TEE CITY OF OKLAHOI^A CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN
THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 3-967, AT 7:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
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Melvin P. Rogers, President William F. Lott, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member
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5! ABSENT: Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Member ’ b i pothers present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Wilma Cain,j j' Clerk; representatives from auditing firms of Champlin, Moak, Hunsaker and Rouse and j Daniel Brothers, Ennis, Hurst and Carlisle; many members of the Central Office staff, ; I? principals, and teachers; representatives of professional and civic groups; Mrs. Bill : j| Lillard, Mrs. Virgil T. Hill; Rev. J. P. Dane, Portland Avenue Baptist Church; many I! invited guests; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma City Times; Craig 'Waters, The Oklahoma Journal. i
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Invocation
Reverend Dane gave the invocation which was followed by roll call.
(Guest list on file in Clerk's
i Guests Welcomed
On motion of Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, the minutes of the meeting of December 5, 1966, were approved as presented.
\ R. #1 j Minutes Approve
The large number of guests were welcomed by Mr. Rogers. office.)
i LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
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i|Mr. Green, H
Treasurer, gave aroutine financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's file.)
\ Treasurer's i Report
h j Mr. Johnson, Attorney, was unable to attend this meeting.
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| Representatives of the auditing firms of Champlin, Moak, Hunsaker and Rouse and Daniel
I Brothers, Ennis, Hurst and Carlisle gave routine reports and further stated that the 1 vendors' bills in this agenda are ready for Board action.
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Motion was .made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the above reports as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
| SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Attorney Absent
| Auditors' i Reports ;
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I R. #2 i Reports Approve d ! |
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j'A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to direct two staff members to !| attend the Regional Neighborhood Youth Corps Conference, Corpus Christi, Texas, l| January 18-20, 3-967' Motion carried on roll call.
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? R. #3 \ Professional i Trip Approved
i' ' il It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Dr. Hill to confirm the attendance of Mr. Melvih j| Rogers, President, School Board, at a meeting of school officials at Claremore, Oklahoma,? December 7, 1966. Motion carried unanimously. I |i ! h Dr. Lillard commended Dr. Lunn for his work in getting funds appropriated for Title III i || Program for work on our Supplemental Education Center. \ I Dr. Lillard also reported receiving a letter of cooperation from the Wilson Elementary i School faculty. (Copy on file in Superintendent's office.)
R. Professional Trip Confirmed Dr. Lunn Commended
| Wilson School i Letter Received |
PERSONNEL
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| It was requested that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the j Personnel \teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent Recommended |or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information j | listed be approved.____________ ______________________________________________________________ _______ -_____ i-
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PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
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ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEN-
Resignations (Mrs) Callicott, Jane M.
Ross 2nd
(Mrs)
Davis
McMahon, Telma To
3rd
(Mrs)
Cap.Hill Jr.-Title I
Rosser, Deba M<>
Reading
12=22=66 12=8=66 12-16=66
15250.
N. Ill. U. Bo S®
0
12-1-66
Jackson = Title I English (Remedial)
6350.
Uo of Texas M<» Ao
7
12-5-66
C.Hill Jr.- Title Reading
7
12-7=66
Edison Inter.
(Mrs)
Additional Positions
Burzynski, Jeanne M. (Mrs) Rosser, Deba M.
(Mrs) Guess, Doris H.
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Howard Uo
5950.
Bo A«
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MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 19^7 - CONT'D ■?:
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ji Personnel ji Recommended.
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Illness
Hicks
(Mrs) Ford, Leola
Swart
Rose, Ursie L.
6050.
Webb
(Mrs) Ripple, Ruth M. -
5450.
B© A©
Cannon
(Mrs) Hottel, Bettye L.
5350.
Bo So
5950.
(Mrs)
7
11-23-66
Dunjee - Intero "Duration of Need"
5
11-16-66
Grant - Commerce "Duration of Need"
2
12-14-66
Van Buren - 1st "Duration of Need"
1
10-31-66
"Duration of Need"
11-15-66
Linwood - 2nd "Duration of Need"
U. of Mo.
Mo E» I*a© U©
(Mrs) Compton
A»& M© Prairie Bq So
W»
Lafayette - 5th
(Jo
S. W. S. C.
Johnson, Mary J.
5750.
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INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence
Maternity (Mrs) Chapman, Priscilla
Parmelee 4th
(Mrs)
Hillcrest
File, Verna M.
1st
(Mrs)
Hillcrest
Streller, Mary F.
4th
12-22-66 12-22-66 12-22-66 (Mrs)
Fetherston - prev. shown
Spurlin, Guiditta K.
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$5250.
0. S. U. B. S.
0
12-5-66
Hillcrest 2nd
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CLERICAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP..
Resignations
(Mrs) Moore, Lavonna R.
Douglass-Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Mrs)
Grant
Nelms, Frances J.
Clerk
11-30-66
12-16-66
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Changes of Salary and Assignment Mrs. Grace Teague, Special Education Teacher, Britton, Salary $7560.00 per year, to Helping Teacher, Instructional Department, Salary $7800.00 per year, effective December 5, 1966.
Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes, Helping Teacher, Instructional Department, Salary $7600.00 per year, to Assistant Principal, Culbertson, Salary $7350.00 per year, effective December 5, 1966.
Substitutes for the School Year 1966-67
Baldridge, Linda K. (Mrs) Behannon, Molly M. (Miss) Cowden, Mary L. (Mrs)
S.S., Eng., German Drama, Speech, Eng, Elem,
George, Myrna J. (Mrs)
Elem.
Jackson, Joan (Mrs) McClain, Ann T. (Mrs) Nelson, Roberta L. (Mrs)
Bus. Ed., Elem. Elem., Spec* Ed. Primary
Newton, Mecha (Mrs) Peters, Bettye L. (Mrs)
Kgn,, Elem,
Art, Hist., Eng.
Rogers, Patsy J. (Mrs) Sewell, Pauline (Mrs) Smith, Pamela F. (Mrs)
Elem. Secretary
Street, Mabel (Mrs) Tidwell, Kay J. (Mrs) Milligan, William (Mr)
Elem. Elem. Social Studies
Elem.
ASSIGNMENT
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Pei’sonnel Rec.omtnencled. N/>ME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Safety Department: Employment:
Carl, T.W.
(additional)
300.mo.
12-2-66
Title 1 Bus Driver
280.no.
12-16-66
Patrolman
1.40hr.
12-5-66
Laborer
Security Department: Resignation:
Employment: Hamilton, James
(J adlot-resigned)
All Schools
Maintenance Department
Maintenance Department
Resignation: Hill, Melton L.
Laborer
12-2-66
Temporary Employment: Farmer, Billy E.
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Service Department
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Resignations:
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMEb
Employment:
southern Hills
Billings, Robert
Southern Hills % time floorman
12-21-66
Bowers, Albert
Shidler % time floorman
12-15-66
Cohn, Rodney A,
Bryan Head Custodian
12-6-66
Gentry, Lewis B.
Foster % time floorman
12-15-66
Wheeler, Edward
All.Schools Relief Floorman
11-30-66
Smith, Lowell
70 (.mo*
12-16-66
X
Teague, E-J,,
280.mo.
12-14-66
All Schools Relief Floorman
12-8-66
All Schools Relief Custodial
time floorman
Transfer
(Melton-transferred)
Lee, Willie 0,
(Additional)
Burleson, Frank
(Additional)
Jones, Jessie J.
340.mo.
280.mo. 70.mo.
12-7-66
Title 1 Floorman
11-29-66
Creston Hills % time floorman
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Food Service
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEN1
Employment:
Unassigned
Acree, Lena M.
12-12-66
1.55hr.
Helper
Alexander, Patsy
1.35hr.
11-29-66
Unassigned Helper
Boswell, Lois
1.55hr.
12-13-66
Helper
Brown, Mildred
1.35hro
12-12-66
Helper
Bruning, Ophelia
1.35hr.
12-5-66
Wilburn, Ione
1.35hr.
11-15-66
Helper
Wiles, Onita
1.35hr.
12-7-66
Helper
Winkle, Helen
1.35hr.
12-6-66
Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Unassigned Unassigned Helper Unassigned Unassigned
Leave of Absence:
Wildman, Lorene
R- #5 Personnel Approved
Hoover Baker
12-12-66
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the personnel items as 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 December payrolls, authorize issuing the January payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the itemized list attached). January 3, 1967 ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
RATIFICATION OF DECEMBER 1966 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: 1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
92,199.99
BOND FUND
$_
1,333.32
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38
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6,746.32
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$_
416.66
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$_
41,805.61
1966-67 TITLE III - 2
$_
4,082.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
3,592.75
2,095,219.15
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR JANUARY 1967 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$_ 2,125.000.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
110,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,350.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38
$
8,000.00
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 294-2
$
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
65,000.00
1966-67 TITLE III - 2
$
6,000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$_
5,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVEBEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OR RYPRMDTTTTRR. 0 A TOUT .AT TONS ANT) PRRRTPT OR WROWANTITSR AND/OR
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MEETING OF JANUARY 3>1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JAR^Y 3, 1967
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS ;
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
159,773.04
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1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
7,218.15
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
55,538.51
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
8.679.11
BOND FUND
$
104,285.89
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
4,857-35
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
$.
62,614.54
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
$
63,077.31
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1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
3,231.21
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1965-66 TITLE 2-1
$
2.252.24
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1966-67 TITLE III - 2
$
3,464.30
$
474,991.65
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TOTAL
1966-67 GENERAL FUND 1 | ! ! 1
ACADEMY FILMS Library Supplies
Publisher
ADAMS ENGINEERING & BLUE PRINTING Title VIII
Low
. ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. Printing Storeroom Stock
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A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction
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Standard Low
15.00 -
136.43 186.80
Board Action
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13.44
323.23
3.92
ALMANAC FILMS, INCORPORATED
Library Supplies
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Publisher
10.00
Publisher
30.00
Publisher
132.75
AMERICAN GAS ASSOCIATION
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Library
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DISCUSSION Library
j
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. Library Library
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ANTI-DEFAMATION LEAGUE OF B’NAI B’RITH Library
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18.00
Publisher
8.00
Publisher
6.68
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY General Instruction
Low
26.57
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
38.88
BEAUTESALCN SUPPLY INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
MARY BEHRENS Special Education
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7-50 10.50
APPLETON-CENTURY-CROFTS
Library
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Publisher*, Publisher
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Instruction
Maintenance
326.50
41.40
: Reimbursement
Low Low
79.20 36.65
115.85
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BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Manpower Manpower Manpower 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
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 Storeroom Stock Research Repair to Instruc. Equipemnt
Board Action Standard Standard
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel
Board Action
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Maintenance
Low
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education
Reimbursement
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Business Office
Standard
1.65
BUSINESS NEWS PUB. COMPANY Project Planning
Publisher
6.00
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Board Member Expense Superintendent’s Office Purchasing Office Curr. Library Pubs. General Instruction General Equipment &.Repair Adult School Supplies
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Manpower General Instruction Adult School Supplies Library Supplies General Instruction
Low Board Action Low Low Board Action
BOB CATES General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low
CITY OF DEL CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
35.71
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
50.63
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewage
Utilities
17.00
CITY. OFFICE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
41.69 7.78 89-47 8.93 8.39 8.75 2.04 12.22
2.04 2.04 43-73 43-13 6.71 2.04 2.04 8.75 8.75
298.50
364.45
2,523.00 233-56 19.00
2,775.56
35.50
277-01
13.75
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
8.55
19.44
96.43
45.76 137.66 1.05 1.50 3.39 2.98 380.60
Lio
573.44
11.85 634.23 427.00 18.96 453.42
1,545.46
12.82
-5^33
63.15
928.98
MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1967 - CONI'3
Bills and Payrolls
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATEDV General Instruction
Agreement
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
COLORADO FLOWER GROWERS ASSOC. Library
Publisher
COLOGRAPHICS Personnel Directory
Board Action
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY General Instruction Library
Publisher Publisher
CONNERS EQUIPMENT & SUPPLY CO. Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Board Action Board Action
CORONET FILMS Library
Board Action
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Library Supplies
Low Standard
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
COX RADIO AND SOUND Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
42.00
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
23.00
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Low Board Action
33.84 2.194.74
2,228.58
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action Board Action
78.43 80.56 1.109.39
1,268.38
M. K. CURTIS Special Education
Reimbursement
25.20
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications
Publisher
70.70
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY Library Supplies
Low
9.50
DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES Library Supplies
Board Action
7.00
DENTON GLASS &•PLASTIC COMPANY General Instruction
Low
133.65
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Office Machines
Board Action
584.00
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Board Action
15.00
14r5O
29.50
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock Library Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Board Action Low
98.00 27.00 ^60
160.60
BILL DOYLE Storeroom Stock
Board Action
945.00
DRIVEX CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
178.77
30.00 287.58
21.60
7.00
2,414.48 14.50 34.25
48.75
29.40
132.48 3.096.29
3,228.77 1,845.00
1.50 12.50
14.00
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[Bills and [Payrolls
' JAMES E. DUFFY Travel Exp.-Texas Visitation-Whse. & Mfg. of School Furniture MRS
SAM' DUNN Special Education
CONT'D
x ^Board Action
19.57
Reimbursement
25.50
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. OF OKLA. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC, Printing Library
Low Low
EDUCO SERVICES INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
5-95
EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL Library
Publisher
3.50
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Library
Board Action
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS, INC. Library
Publisher
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Eqpt. Rental
Board Action
CARL FISCHER, INC. General Instruction
Publisher
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
7.18
FOSTER SEPTIC TANK CLEANING Water & Sewage
Low
690.00
FRENCH & EUROPEAN PUBLICATIONS, INC. Library
Publisher
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
MRS. G. W. GAMMEL Special Education
1,992.00
2.00 45.00
47.00
134.10
1,192.64 19.90 699.33
20.90
5.75 9.10 14.29 10.40
. Reimbursement
33-79 32.00
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Printing Storeroom Stock
Standard Board Action
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Board Action
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Selected
59-57
NORMAN GENTRY Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
DALE GEORGE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Low
24.19
N. L. GEORGE Travel Exp.-Texas Visitation Trip - Whse. & School Furniture Mfg.
Board Action
23.63
HUGH B. GINN Travel Exp.-Texas Visitation Trip - Whse. & School Furniture Mfg.
Board Action :
108.66
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
30.00
GOODHEART-WILCOX COMPANY, INC. Manpower
Publisher
54-15
852.65 6.905.97
7,758.62
500.00
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Bills and Payrolls G & R eq uip ment COMPANY, INC. V General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Printing General Instruction Printing General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS Library Library
Publisher Publisher
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Voc. Tech. Educ.. Center
Board Action Board Action
SANDRA HEUER Special Education
Reimbursement
HERZFELD’S BEAUTY & BARBER SUPPLY General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
HILLCREST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Building Rental
Board Action
THEODORE HOLCOMB Library
Publisher
HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Library
Publisher Publisher
HONEYWELL, INCORPORATED Library
Standard
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC. Accident Insurance
Board Action
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Equipment Rental
Rental Agreement
152.50
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Board Action
288.17
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction Maintenance
Agreement Standard
JONES NEWBY SUPPLY General Instruction
Board Action
15.76
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
90.73
K-B SUPPLY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Low Low
ROBERT V., KECK Travel Expense-Denver, Colo. Natl. Voc. Assoc. Convention
Board Action
67.40
KEYBOARD JR. PUBLICATIONS, INC. Library
Publisher
26.25
KILPATRICK BROTHERS, INC General Instruction
Selected
84.42
57.85
75.65 222.54 424.50 47.21
769.90
2.79 12.68
15.47
720.38 514.69
1,235.07
23.40
362.58 999.60
1,362.18
200.00 15.00
43.48
182.53 19.76
21.12 527.10
548.22
10.80
1,368.00
2.92 1,317.43 5.10 32.60
23.75 130.00
37.70
153.75
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LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Agreement
177.45
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Building Rental
Board Action
300.00
LIBERTY NATL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Warehouse Rental
Board Action
565.00
BILL LILLARD Travel Expense - Denver, Colo.. American Voc. Educ. Meeting
Board Action
15.81
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing Printing
Standard Agreement
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
1,035.65
THE LUMBER SHED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
915.00
T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental
Board Action
150.00
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Personnel Office Library Library Library Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action Board Action
DAVID MCKAY COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
MRS. ROBERT MCQUILLEN Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water
Utilities
MID-CONTINENT CHEMICAL Custodial Supplies
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Adult School Supplies
Low Low Low
MIDWEST PUBLICATIONS COMPANY, INC, Library
Publisher
MIDWEST SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
LINDA MILLER, M.D. Physicians Salaries Physicians Salaries
Board Action Board Action
(Nov.) (Dec.)
22.60 16.50
4.20 6.56 10.50 41.08 20.95
39.10
83-29 6.60
20.25 30.24 12.18
42.42
4.26 9.79
14.05
70.20 825.00 21.25 21.68 90.50
133.43 5.45 46.67
420.00 420.00
840.00
GEORGE J. MILLS Library
Publisher
MTTT.ER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
371.22
MILLER NORRIS COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Selected
145.00
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Low
58.00
56.76
11
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Standard Standard Standard Standard
MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
MOODY INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE Library Supplies
Publisher
! *
E. MORRIS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
j
ROY L. MULLINEX
i
Travel Expense - Texas Visitation, Warehouse & School Manufacturing
......... . -124.04 1.10 2.39 4.40
31.93
221.65 6.25
■
Board Action
40.74
■
Board Action
!
MUSIC PUBLISHERS HOLDING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
§ !
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
NARCOTICS EDUCATION, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH CORPORATION Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Selected Board Action
i j |
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Bills and Payrolls
21.54 5.00
325.36 12.00
109.80
55.10 892.05
-
947.15
■
3.00
4
-
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF MATH Library
Publisher
NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATION Teacher Emp, Expense
Board Action
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Reimbursement
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Adult School Supplies
Low
1
D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
226.25
!
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY
Agreement
23.73
i
659.00
7.20
23«40
;
Laundry Expense
■
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Personnel Office
Low
8.00
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN Manpower
Agreement
2.00
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Meter Set
Standard
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewerage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Maintenance Maintenance
Low Standard
OKLAHOMA GAS &. ELECTRIC Electricity
!
1 :
150.00 9,765.34
!
52.72
* !
Utilities
48,452.50
'
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
22,101.03
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY,. INC, Library General Instruction
Board Action Board'.Action
24.13 28.59
12.00
300.53 105.34
405.87
;
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OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines
%,
^Agreement \jBoard Action
’’Board Action
8.00 39.90 1,015.50■
1,063.40
OLYMPIC FILM DISTRIBUTORS Library
Publishers
25.00
F. A. OWEN PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
10.50
J. C. PENNY COMPANY Library
Low
PHILCO CORPORATION Title VIII
Board Action
PHILOSOPHICAL LIBRARY Library
Publisher
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICES Library General Instruction Library Supplies
Low Low Low
PITNEY-BOWES INCORPORATED Repair Parts for Meter Meter Rental
Standard Standard
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Standard
750.00
POSTMASTER Postage (Voc. Tech. Educ. Center)
Standard
35.30
POSTMASTER Bulk Mailing Fee
Standard
30.00
POSTMASTER Materials Center
Standard
30.00
PARIRIE LORE General Instruction
Publisher
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Adult School Supplies
Low
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low
PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE, INC. Library .
Publisher
3-09
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
60.08
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Repair to Instr. Equipment
Standard
595-00
RADIO, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
144.32
RADIO SUPPLY INCORPORATED Repair to Instru. Equipment
Board Action
15.00
REX ENGINEERING General Eqpt. Repair &.Supply
Low
42.00
DUB RICHARDSON FORD, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
25.82
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY Custodial Supplies
Low
DR. JOHNSON SANFORD Physicians Salaries
Board Action
70.00
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
294.74
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
610.97
7.00 1,958.80 10.00
532.50 86.48 41.58
660.56
38.75 21.60
60.35
4.00
75.25 13.75 13.75
27.50
182.00
13
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SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance General Instruction Adult School Supplies
- CONT'D
jBills and |Payrolls
A
\Salected w Low
58.30 218.40 318.85
595.55
" SKIL CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
21.60
j;
SIMON & SCHUSTER, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
83.72
’
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
62.10
? SNEED NURSERY COMPANY i General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
81.00
; SOLVENT MFG. COMPANY, INCORPORATED i Custodial Supplies
Board Action
J ;
1,233.75
! SOONER BINDERY COMPANY S |
Data Processing Business Office
88.00 23.00
Low Low
111.00
1 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE j
Telephones
SOUTH-WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY y General Instruction
. !
STANDARD IRON & METAL COMPANY Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Utilities
9,338.73
<
Publisher
170.55
1
Water
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY i Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center I h STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY i Supplies - Adult School
j
Utilities
47.00
Low
13.00
Low
244.80
Special Education
Reimbursement
? STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY j Data Processing
Board Action
; STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY j! Personnel Office
Standard
b
Repair to Instruc. Equipment Fire Extinguishers Maintenance Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
i SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ii Maintenance
’ TECNIFAX CORPORATION i General Instruction
_ j
Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action
3.10 99.70 4-50 13.60 308.60
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58.08
!
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857.50
;
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17.50
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Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
26.95 14.00 15.50 3.60 5.28 8.68 62.40 123.47 11.93 31.36 24.32 97.27 11.40 3.52
Standard
11.25 iiA.no
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T.anndwr
1
77.50
i MANFORD TERRELL i Special Education
THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry Expense
1
429.50
8.50
Standard
i
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Standard
1
I
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jj
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3.80
Publisher
i SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY
!
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26.88
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439.68
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i
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JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
ELISEO TORRES Library
Publisher
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Low
91.00 22.19
113.19
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low
2.34 80.32 18.60 20.95 38.89
161.10
UARCO INCORPORATED Business Office Storeroom Stock
Low Low
61.81 510.30
572.11
VAN’S AUTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
VASECO, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
1.69
VARITYPER CORPORATION Manpower
Standard
170.25
HERBERT E. WEBB COMPANY Laundry Expense
Standard
16.50
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Superintendent’s Office Printing General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Low Board Action Board Action
J WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expe ns e
76.65
2.50
28.65
667.75
230.78 59.59 33.75 1.66 1,116.44 1.097.12
2,529-34
Agreement
20.29
WESTERN UNION Telegrams
Utilities
20.90
WALTER R. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
WHITE OIL COMPANY Operating Expense
Agreement
64.42
WHITE SWAN LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
130.80
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Board Action
PHOEBE WILCOX Travel Exp.-Washington, D. C. Natl. Speech & Hearing Conference
Board Action
256.10
MRS. MARY WILDER Special Education
Reimbursement
12.60
Reimbursement
77.90
; DR. LOYCE WILLETT Travel Exp.-Washington, D. C. j Natl. Conf. Health &Phys. Ed.
7.30
12.35 60.75
73.10
B. G. WILKES COMPANY In Service Training
Low
MRS. ED. M. WILLIAMS Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
13.44
WKY TELEVISION SYSTEM, INC. Library Supplies
Selected
26.00
444.15
15
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1 Bills and j Payrolls
X 1 ;
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS, SMSG Library
Publisher
361.90
YORKE STUDIO Library
Publisher
4.50
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. COMPANY Printing
Standard
48.00
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
GOODRICH INDUSTRIES, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,469.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
314.50
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
4,468.14
UARCO, INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
865.IO
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
30.00
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Materials
Low
60.50
AMERICAN RADIO RELAY LEAGUE Books-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Materials - Other Expense
Low
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SOCIETY Books - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
ARROW MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
BEAUTESALON SUPPLY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS &. EQPT.. CO. Materials Materials
Board Action Low
BOECKING BERRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
244-29
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. Materials
Standard
48.31
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Materials
Low
12.30
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
3,667.98
BURMAC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
353.60
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
255-38
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
L i*.
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2.61 20.80
23.41
h
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
0
6.50
21.00 226.53
1.33
994.00
4
137.50
1^7.? 50
275.00
6.09 39.08
45.17
j !
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MEETING OF JANUARY 3,1967 - CONT’D
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:Bills and p Payrolls
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC. Materials WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Repair Expense Books-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
"i Board Action
145.20
V*
Fund Reimbursement Fund Reimbursement
1.00 1.50
2.50
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
CENTRAL OKLA. EQUIPMENT CORP. Materials Materials
Standard Standard
259.00 66.36
CITY AUTO PARTS Materials Materials
Standard Low
23.36
3-1?
26.51
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low Standard
25.35 265.06 1.70
292.11
COLONIAL REFINING & CHEMICAL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Selected
1,141.50
325.36
230.00
CONSOLIDATED ROOFING & SHEET METAL CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
28.00
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
16.30
CREST/GOOD MFG. COMPANY, INC. Materials
Low
17.40
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
W. H.
CURTIN & COMPANY New Library Books
443.13 2.64
445.77
65.96
Low
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
121.00
DEL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
45.00
DIAL PRESS, INCORPORATED Books - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
DUCOMMUN METALS &. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials . Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
155.25 331.00 43-59 368.00 218.50 9.80
1,126.14
Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Board Action Board Action
81.00 384.00 256.00 679.12 399.48 579.52
2,379.12
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials
14.60 18.85
33-45
4-11
93.28 192.50
285.78 43.16
199.71
17
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*x k FIDELER COMPANY New Library Books (Parmelee)
Board Action
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low Standard
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
685.75
11.22 3.60 6.80
21.62 53.66
. Standard
GENERAL.ELECTRIC SUPPLY Materials
Low
147.96
GIBBS & COMPANY .Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
569.00
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Building Materials - Building
Board Action Board Action
768.00 402.00
1,170.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
35-52 77-10 23-95 154.70 98.00 22.42 182.42 43-18 31.65 491.65
1,160.59
HOLIDAY ORNAMENTAL IRON Materials - Buildings
Low
H. H. HOPPING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials
Standard
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE Materials Materials
Standard Standard
36.79 178.77
215.56
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
7.60 15.68
23.28
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
3,462.00 2.183.11
5,645.11
Action Action Action Action
218.00
-
2.40
6.55
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Buildings Standard
98.07 124®00 167.28 39.78 4.47
433.60
J &. R AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
16.63 72.19 51-74 402.28
542.84
KILPATRICK BROTHERS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
MARINELLO-COMER Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
.
155.00
190.52 1.JO5..-.32.
1,295.84
i
170.80
:
31.68
■
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MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
_________ ____ 4________________________ Low' Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
28.32 1.18 37.20 32.34 69.36 41.40 50.00 14-72 647.00 88.50
930-Ql
1,940.05
MODERN BEARING & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Selected
21.60
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Agreement
100.50
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
298.75
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
OLIVER MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
O’NEIL WHOLESALE FLOORING, INC. Materials - Buildings
Standard
PEERLESS OKLAHOMA COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
PHTLT.TPS ROOFING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials -
GLASS COMPANY Buildings
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
265.37 12.80
278.17
4,303.00 9.72 560.00
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
5,1,32.00 43.68 60.15 13.00 16.25 140.13 7.68 23.72 949.68
1,254-29
PLASTIC ENGINEERING COMPANY OF TULSA Materials - Buildings
Low
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Materials Materials Materials
Low Standard Standard
PRITCHARD ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
RENT IT COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
456.00
SAND PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
31.62
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
SIGN OF THE TIMES Books - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
SKIL CORPORATION J______ J _ -) _
OJ_
172.80
39.50 8.75 S-75
57.00 4.55
699.90 253.30 5.65
56.25 1.44 446.00 103.12
958.85
606.84
7.00 26.00
j _1
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19
MEETING 01' JANUARY
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO. Materials
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
1367. - CORT'D
s^^andard
Bills and Payrolls
41.23
119.63
Board Action
; i
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
SOUTHWESTERN ROOFING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
STANDARD ASBESTOS MFG. & INSULATING CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
604.52
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
490.00
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials
Low
100.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
662.56
;
TRICE WHOLESALE EIECTRONICS Materials
Low
25.60
j
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
18.12
s
107.88
10,974.30
i
VAN’S AUTO SUPPLY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
WARD BROS. INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES & SERV. Materials Materials
Standard Standard
WORLD BOOK SCIENCE ANNUAL Books - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
11.41 2.59
-
102.42
1 4!
5.00
1
14.00
! i
5.95
i J i
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials
Low
238.28
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title VIII
Low
430.00
DULANEY Title III
Board Action
554.60
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND (continued)
) J 1 i
B-23.
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
111.25
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
110.20
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
65.00
Mc Alist er mat eri als Materials - Buildings
Board Action
321.78
LEONARD PETERSON & COMPANY, INC. Title III
Board Action
6,755.00
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
93.00
MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1967 - CONT'D !?
|j Bills and Payrolls
BOND FUND
s.
ADAMS ENGINEERING & BLUE PRINTING Equipment-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
4,048.39
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #2 - Southeast
Board Action
26,572.50
CONNELLY PAVING COMPANY, INC. Paving - Northwest
Board Action
1,887.00
BILL DOYLE Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
130.97
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Equipment - Polk & Parmelee
Board Action
1,046.41
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
1,354.34
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
535.50
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Equipment-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
234.75
LOCKE, MINER & SMITH, ARCH. Est. No. 6 - North Highland
Board Action
416.09
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
567.36
GEORGE MAPPES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Final Payment - Polk
Board Action
7,500.00
BONNIE DUSTON NAGLE New Sites
Board Action
15,000.00
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #6 - North Highlands
Board Action
27,740.00
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Douglass Equipment - John Marshall
Board Action Board Action
OKLAHOMA HUSSMANN REFRIGERATION Equipment - John Marshall
Board Action
614.50
PALMER & VAHLBERG, ARCHITECTS Final Payment - Polk
Board Action
137,05
PARENT METAL PRODUCTS, INC. Eqpt. - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
3,970.28
PEERLESS HOTEL SUPPLIES Equipment - John Marshall
Board Action
796.00
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
334-48
REYNOLDS AND MORRISON, ARCHITECTS Est. #2 - Southeast
Board Action
531.45
SHEET METAL SERVICE Equipment - John Marshall
Board Action
1,962.50
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Eqpt. - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
A. F. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Eqpt. - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
1,160.65
WYNN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Final Payment - John Marshall
Board Action
1,993.77
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Supplies
Agreement
1,325.35
KEE LOX MFG. COMPANY Supplies
Board. Action
2,415.00 3.208.00
5,623.00
128.90
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY .Ciiinn'l i
A <*»+ n rsri
510.00
21
MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM (continued)
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Supplies
B-25
2,070.00
Board Action
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Low
204.76
BELL CHEMICAL COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
636.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT Equipment - Instruction
Board Action
1,628.50
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
5,962.50
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Low
BILL DOYLE Furniture - New Buildings
Board Action
94.50
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA PRESS Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
96.66
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
HARR WAGNER PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
94.80
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Remodeling
Low
62.92
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Furnishings - New Buildings
Board Action
20,035.00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instruction
Board Action
188.60
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Furnishings-New Buildings Furnishings-New Buildings
Board Action Board Action
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
150.30
8,881.50
3,865.96 20.712.54
24,578.50
B-26
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #6 - Demountables
Board Action
60,849.22
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Remodeling
Board Action
281.72
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
729.94
JACK L. SCOTT & ASSOCIATES New Buildings
Board Action
1,216.43
22
MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and ij Payrolls
TITLE 1-2
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Food Service
Board Action
2,844.17
MRS. HAZEL S. HALE Travel Expense
Board Action
183.76
MRS. DOROTHY H. JONES Travel Expense
Board Action
49.06
MISS ELIZABETH G. SMITH Travel Expense
Board Action
154.22
Board Action
2,252.24
GEORGE CLOW Instruction
Board Action
120.00
E. E. G. TRUST FUND Health Service
Board Action
1,400.00
MUMMERS THEATRE, INCORPORATED Community Services
Agreement
187.00
OKLAHOMA ARTS & HUMANITIES Community Services
Board Action
132.17
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY Community Services
Board Action
18.75
1965-66 TITLE 2 - 1 CHILDREN’S PRESS, INC. Supplies - Instructional
1966-67 TITLE III - 2
1966-67 TITLE III - 2 (continued)
R. #6 Bills and Payrolls Approved
B-27
RALPH EDWARD ENZ Instructional
Board Action
35-00
WARNER IMIG Instructional
Board Action
718.80
OKLAHOMA CITY SYMPHONEY SOCIETY Community Services Community Services
Board Action Board Action
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Administration
Low
525.00 300.00
825.00
27.58
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to ratify the December payrolls, authorize issuing the January payrolls, and authorizeIpayment of vendor bills totaling $474,991.65 as recommended. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 1967 - CONT'D R. #7 Easement to City - Utilities J. Marshall
Pit was moved, "by Mr. Lott and. seconded. Uy D^.xHill to approve an easement to the City of ; Oklahoma City for the purpose of constructing^ maintaining, and operating public utili: ties, sewer lines and appurtenances over and.upon property described as follows:
The South 5 feet of Lots 3 through 6; South 10 feet of Lots 7 and 8; South 15 feet of Lots 9 through 16; South 10 feet of Lots 17 and 18; South 5 feet of Lots 19 through 22, all in Block 3> Chester Hill Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (Located at Northwest 96th and North Robinson - used by John Marshall for F.F.A. classes.) The easement has been approved as to form by the Board's Attorney. voted "Aye" on roll call.
All members present
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of physical therapy equipment for use by Carver Center from the following company which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$
J. A. Preston Corporation Melton Company, Inc.
Total
i R. #8
; Physical Therapy j Equipment_______
412.00 991.95
$ 1,403-95
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title I, and are to be charged to Account 1-2, 5-1O3O-C. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. —I
>A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of floor < covering for use at Harding High School by the Maintenance Department from Craver Supply Company, Inc., which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of â– $942.84 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
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R. #9 Floor Covering for Harding
It was moved by Mr. Lott and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of library supplies from Demco Library Supplies. This purchase in the amount of $1,136.25 is to be charged to Account G 230-C. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #10 Library Supplies Approved
/Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to enter into an agreement with Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey, to supply testing services for an In-Service Training Program of prospective administrators, counselors, and consultants. Total cost not to exceed $1,500.00. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye."
R. #11 Testing Services Agreement
A motion was made by Mr. Lott and seconded by Dr. Hill to validate an agreement with ; Star Engraving Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached . Notice for furnishing diplomas at a unit price of 880 for the 1966-67 school year. This purchase is to be charged to Account G 250-C. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #12 Diploma Agreement Approved
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Lott to approve the purchase of reinforced concrete pipe for use by the Maintenance Department from Hydro Conduit Corporation which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,013-84 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #13 Conduit Pipe Purchased
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, November 30, 1966, was submitted as information to the Board.
Central Food Service Statemen-
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Lott, and carried.
R. #14 Adjournment
MEETING OF JANUARY 3, 19&7 - CONT'D 1=
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Meeting : Reconvened
The meeting immediately reconvened with J3r\ Lillard presiding.
R- #15 Mr. Lott Elected :President
Dr. Lillard continued to preside for the election of President of the Board of Education for the year 1967. Mr. Estes nominated WILLIAM F. LOTT for this office. Mr. Rogers moved that nominations cease and that Mr Lott be elected by acclamation. Motion was seconded by Dr. Hill and carried unanimously.
R. #16, #17, #18, #20, Election of Other Officers
With Mr. Lott presiding, the following officers were nominated and elected by acclamation for the year 1967: Motion that Nominated By Nomination Cease Seconded Person Nominated Office
Vice President Clerk Treasurer Attorney : R. #19 ' Auditing Firms Appointed
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch Mrs. Wilma Cain George H. C. Green Harry Johnson
Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Hill Estes Rogers Estes
Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.
Rogers Rogers Estes Rogers
Mr. Dr. Dr. Dr.
Estes Hill Hill Hill
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and. seconded, hy Mr. Rogers that the firm of Champlin, Moak•> Hunsaker, and Rouse be appointed as auditors of all Student Activity Funds including the School District's Central Food Service Funds for the period of January 1st through June 30, 1967; and the firm of Daniel Brothers, Ennis, Hurst, and Carlisle be appointed as the auditors of the School District's General Fund, Building Levy Fund, Bond Fund, Sinking Fund and all other funds of the School District not audited by the firm of Champlin, Moak, Hunsaker, and Rouse for the period of January 1st through June 30, 1967• All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Remarks by Mr. Lott, Mr. Rogers, and Mr. Estes made remarks appropriate to the occasion, Dr. Lillard Board Members, made suitable remarks regarding Mr. Rogers' tenure as President of the Board and gave him Superintendent; a wall plaque which had been presented by the Administrative Staff. Presentation of Plaque R. #21 Premiums on .Bonds
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve payment of the following bond premiums for Board of Education employees as indicated:
Treasurer - amount of bond $350,000 - annual premium $2,000. Blanket Fidelity Bonds - covering all Board of Education Employees (Treasurer not included) - amount of bonds $2,500 - annual premium $358.94. This premium is .. prorated to General, Central Food Service, and Student Activity Funds. Motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
Information to the Board
The following information regarding school fund depositories was submitted as information to the Board:
Capitol Hill State Bank & Trust Company Central National Bank Citizens National Bank of Oklahoma City City National Bank & Trust Company The Fidelity National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City First National Bank of Britton First National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City First State Bank & Trust Company Friendly National Bank in Southwest Oklahoma City The Liberty National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City May Avenue Bank Northwest National Bank Oklahoma National Bank Pen Square National Bank Southwestern National Bank Spencer State Bank State Capitol Bank Stock Yards Bank The Village Bank Grant Square Bank & Trust Company
Fiscal Agencies: The Liberty National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City First National Bank & Trust Company of Oklahoma City
R. #22 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, January 19, 19&7? was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
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Clerk
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Approved the 6th day of February, 19&7 ‘
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MEETING OF JANUARY 19, 1967 H THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, JANUARY 19, 19^7, AT 9-:30 P.M.
> PRESENT:
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William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch,Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Alex Higdon, Jesse Lindley, Earl Martin, Merle j Monroe, Ruhl Potts, Gene Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Jim Reid, The ■ Daily Oklahoman. '
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
! Invocation_____
Mr. Lott welcomed those present and proceeded immediately into the business portion of the meeting.
iWelcome iExtended________
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
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A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct Bill Lillard and J R. #23 Sizemore Bowlan to attend a Conference of Administrators and Directors of Area VocationalrProfessional Technical Centers, Tulsa, Oklahoma, January 26, 1967. All members voted "Aye" on roll ! Trip Approved call. It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct Lonnie Gilliland to attend ! R- #29a Driving Seminar sponsored by The National Safety Council, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, iProfessional February 6-7, 19^7- Hie Independent Insurance Agents' organization will pay ; Trip Approved Dr. Gilliland's expenses. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to direct Bill Lillard and one or more Board Members to attend the American Association of School Administrators meeting, Atlantic City, New Jersey, February 11-15, 19^7• Motion carried unanimously.
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#25 | Professional j Trip Approved
Dr. Lillard expressed his pleasure that members of the Board visited Carver Center. Each Board Member made gratifying statements concerning their visitation. Thereupon, it was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch that the Superintendent should prepare and include in the minutes of this meeting a formal resolution to be signed by members of the Board expressing appreciation to Mr. Peak and .members of the teaching staff at the Carver Center for the quality and importance of the work being accomplished there. ! Motion carried unanimously. (See page 26 for the official resolution.) j
Dr. Lillard informed the Board that the Addition at North Highlands and the Greenhouse at John Marshall have been accepted from the contractors.
Visit to Carver Center Noted
R. #26 Resolution of Appreciation
! Information to the Board
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
A motion was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to authorize the purchase of property, a parcel 209 feet square, at Sunnyside Elementary School site in Section 3; T-12-N, R-2-W, of the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, from Viola V. Askew for $2,000.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
1 R. #27 j Property App. Sunnyside (Askew)
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of stair treads for use by the Maintenance Department from The Denman Company, Inc., which submitted the low quotation on specifications. This purchase in the amount of $950.9-9 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #28 Stair Treads Approved
Motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of heating R. #29 supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from Johnson Service Company. This Heating Supplies purchase in the amount of $3,525-00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion Approved carried unanimously. .'A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of ;lumber and hardware for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications:
Hart Industrial Supply Company Morgensen Lumber Company Cullen Lumber Company Caston Lumber Company Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. Davidson & Case Lumber Company I
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$
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
61.00 9-25-00 381^00 2 9-. 9-0 1,79-6.9-2 267.9-8
$ 2,905.30
Motion carried unanimously.
R. #30 Lumber & Hdwe. Approved
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MEETING OF JANUARY 19, 1967 - CONT'D
fDocument for j;R. #26______
RESOLUTION Of Appreciation For Outstanding Service Of
THE STAFF OF CARVER CENTER
Of Oklahoma City
Recognizing the dedication of OREL PEAK, EDWARD GOODMAN, RHONDA HUMPHRIES, EULALIA JENCKS, FLOYD RICHMOND, SANDRA TREVATHAN, RILLA
KITCHEN, LOUISE HOWARD, BERTHA GAMMELL, CHESTER C. HOWARD, and JOHNNY GOEDERS; their willingness to render sincere service and to give their wholehearted energy; and for the quality and importance of the work
which they are performing:
Be it resolved that the members and officials of the Board of
Education whose signatures appear hereon do hereby express their appreciation to and do highly commend the staff of Carver Center for outstanding service.
Adopted this 19th day of January, 1967♦
William F. Lott, President
Mrs. Warren F. Welch, Vice President
Foster Estes, Member
Virgil T. Hill, Member
Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Bill Lillard, Superintendent
R. #31 A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of five Vacuum Cleaners vacuum cleaners for use by various schools from Nationwide Papers, Inc., which submitted /Approved._______ the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $99^.00 is to be charged to Account 5.1030-C, Title I, and has been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title I. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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MEETING OF JANUARY 19, 1967. - CONT'D It was moved, by Mrs. Welch and. seconded. tjy 'Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of teachers' plan books for use by all elemerwy schools from Thompson Book and Supply Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,650.00 is to be charged to Account G 2^0-A. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #32 Teachers' Plan Books Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of shop equipment for use by the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
R. #33 Shop Eqpt. for Voc-Tech Center
$ 1,671.75 61.80
Lone Star Grinding Company Hart Industrial Supply Company
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$ 1,733-55
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account B 1207-C, and reimbursement will be allowed by the State Board for Vocational Education. Motion carried unanimously.
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A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of one bus, a small Ford Supervan, which has been outfitted for passenger service, to be used in Title I Programs, from Ken Milburn-Ford, Ardmore, Oklahoma. This purchase in the amount of $2,575-00 is to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C, Title I, and has been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title I. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Dr. Hill, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
C.z( 7 v-/' ATTEST:
Approved the 6th day of February, 1967.
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R. #3^ Small Bus Purchased
R- #35 Adjournment
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MEETING OF JANUARY 25, 1967
HTHE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHO1M CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1967, AT
i+lOO P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
.Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson and Coleman Hayes, Attorne; Hugh B. Ginn; several guests; representatives from radio and television news media; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Craig Waters, The Oklahoma Journal. The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
=Invocation i
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
i Guests Welcomed
: SPECIAL BUSINESS :Mr. Lott asked Coleman Hayes, attorney, to report and explain Appeal Order Number 8523 from the United States Court of Appeals, Tenth District Court for the Western District : of Oklahoma. Mr. Hayes made brief comments, read limited excerpts from the Order, ; explained time limits on filing of motion of rehearing or appeal, and responded to . questions from the Board.
i Coleman Hayes | Reports on 1 Court Order
Thereupon, Mr. Rogers moved that the Board take under advisement the information which ; Mr. Hayes had given, take the time necessary to study the Court Order along with the information given, and adjourn the meeting. Mr. Estes seconded the motion. Thereupon, Mr. Hayes recommended that the motion be amended to include that he (Mr. Hayes) be directed to file a Petition in The Court of Appeals for the Tenth District requesting a rehearing. Mr. Rogers amended his motion to include the recommendation made by Mr. Hayes. Mr. Estes restated his second to include the amendment. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. x
R. #36 Petition for Rehearing and Adj ournment
'.Thereupon the Board Adjourned.
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Clerk
Adopted the 6th day of February, 19&7-
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 i... P p
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOM CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6,
1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
ABSENT:
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; K. D. Elswick, and Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - James Casey, Don Gardner, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Alex Higdon, ; Bob Keck, Gerald Kidd, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Don Moore, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy Mullenix, Ruhl Potts, Gilbert Robinson, Gene Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Principals and teachers from Mayfair, Pierce, Polk, Page, ‘ Eisenhower, McKinley, Monroe, Nichols Hills, North Highlands, Oakridge, Orchard Park, i Harding, Marshall, Henry, Prairie Queen; 8 students from OCU; OCCTA representatives Mrs. Helen Potts, Charles Foster; ACE representative - Mrs. Ann White; Mrs. Ruth Farris, ; Mrs. Ben E. Hulsopple - PTA; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women: Voters; R. Friedlander; Virgil Wildey, The Oklahoma Journal; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma' City Times. The invocation was given by Dr. Hill and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
;Guests Welcomed
On motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, the meetings of January 3, 19> and 25, 1967, were approved as presented. Motion carried.
: R- #37 ; Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS The Treasurer gave a routine financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's file.)
j Treasurer's < Report______
Mr. Johnson had nothing specific to report at this time.
\ Attorney's ! Report______
Mr. Elswicks and Mr. Stockton, Auditors, gave routine reports and stated that the vendors' bills have been checked and are in proper order for Board action.
; Auditors' J Reports__________
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the above reports as presented. Motion carried.
§ R- #38 I Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to direct staff personnel to attend meetings as provided under the terms of our Title I agreement. Motion carried.
’ R- #39 : Professional I Trips Approved
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to allow expenses for persons assigned to teacher recruitment. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #40 Professional Expenses App.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to direct the following persons to attend conferences as indicated:
R. #41 Professional Trips Approved
Eunice Judd, National Business Education Association Convention, Chicago, Illinois, February 15-17> 19^7 •
Earl Martin, South Central District Elementary Principals, New Orleans, Louisiana, February 22-24, 1967- Expenses to be paid by the South Central District Elementary Principals.
Gene Shepherd, Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development, Dallas, Texas, March 12-16, 1967• Gloria Rogers, National Council of Children with Learning Disabilities, New York City, New York, March 9”H^ 19^7 •
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
1 R. #42 'Calendar for 67-68 School Year Approved
Hill to approve the following calendar
A motion was made by Mr. Estes for the 1967-68 School Year:
Offices Closed
Independence Day Pre-School Conference
August 28Septemher 1
Lahor Day
September 4
Classes Begin
September 5
District 0 E A State Fair
September 25
State 0 E A
October 22-24
End of 1st Quarter Elementary Secondary
November 8 November 10
44 days in session 46 days in session
Thanksgiving
November 23-24
Offices Closed
Christmas Vacation
December 25January 1
New Year's Day
January 1
Offices Closed
End of 2nd Quarter Elementary Secondary
January 18 January 19
43 days in session 42 days in session
End of 3^d Quarter Elementary Secondary
March 21 March 22
45 days in session 45 days in session
Spring Vacation
March 25-29
Classes End Elementary Secondary
May 29 May 29
Offices Closed
44 days in session 43 days in session
176 total days in session Memorial Day
May 30
Record Day
May 31
Offices Closed
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All members present voted "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 Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved. '
INSTRUCTIONAL
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1-13-67
Roosevelt Home Ec.
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1-16=67
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(Miss) McIntosh, Cheryl L#
5250,
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1-23-67
Roosevelt Phys. Ed,
(Miss) Smith, Cynthia
5250o
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1-23-67
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White, Mary E„
5550.
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1-25-67
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(Mrs) Cramer, Barbara Jo
5650.
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1-17-67
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1-13-67
(Mr) Knight, John Ro
5950.
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Marshall English
1-13-67
(Mrs) Lee, Mary E.
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12-6-66
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Taft Art
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(Miss) Cookes, Marilyn Jo
Roosevelt Physo Edo
1-18-67
(Mr) Courtney, Archie E«
Marshall Shop
1-4-67
(Miss) Daugherty, Beuna F.
Madison 1st
1-23-67
(Mrs) Douthit, Carolyn
Harding Home Eco
1-27-67
(Miss) Downing, Sara Bo
North Highland 2nd
1-17-67
(Mrs) Elam, Cheryl
Nursing Program Instructor
1-13-67
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1-25-67
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1-24-67
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1-25-67
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Lee 1st
1-13-67
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Wheeler 3rd
1-6-67
fillips U4 $oAo
0
1
1-30-67
1-23-67
1-23-67
Webster - Librarian "Rem. yr® Only"
Webster % T. Band
Classen Math®
Henry Spec. Ed®
(Mr) Tucker, Gerald L.
(Mr) Stark, James E®
Webster Band
(Mrs)
(Mrs) Tucker, Clara
5618.
o.c.u. B.A.
0
1-16-67
1st
Southern Hills
(Mrs) Luman, Jamie C. Harding Phys® Ed.
1-17-67
Church, Carolyn S®
mo « 462o50
1^
1-24-67 (Mrs) Elkins, Donna M®
5250.
o.c.u. BoMoEe
0 1-13-67
B«Aq
O.C.U.
' - ”
Hawthorne 2nd Lee - Title I 6th
1-20-67
(Mrs) Mitchell, Catriona M.
2625.
O.C.C. BeLoLeBo
$5250®
(Mrs) Phelps, Charlene V®
J ackson Band
(Mrs)
CftMOftSe B«SO
(Mrs)
(Mrs) Ristau,Jane 0®
1-13-67
McElfish, Karen
5350®
(Miss) Wiens, Carolyn E» (Miss) Breitschuh, Patricia E*
Henry Spec. Ed®
12-22-66
(Mr), Kordis, Steve S®
6600.
(Mrs)
Grass, Margaret U®
1-13-67
(Mrs) Turley, Joyce To
Classen Math®
1-13-67
(Mrs) Turnell, Valeria B.
Adams 1st
12-22-66
(Mrs) Fair, Donna K®
Van Buren Kgn.
1-3-67
Webster Librarian Adams 1st
1-20-67
1-19-67
10
Pate, Marilyn (Mrs) Dabery, Norma J®
Van Buren Kgn.
1-31-67
0
0®U. M.S. (Mrs) Nolen, Emma K®
Star 2nd
(Mrs)
(Mrs) Richmond, Irene E.
5250.
6800.
1-13-67
(Mrs)
Westwood 3rd Edgemere 4th - 5th
1-20-67
(Miss) Groves, Charlotte A,
]
-rd" CO
CONT'D
6, 1967 MEETING OF FEBRUARY
i
<£ INSTRUCTIONAL NAME ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
]
ASSIGNMENT
Davis - 3rd "Rem® yr. Only"
ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
1-11-67
DEGREE COLLEGE
2
Ross 2nd
.
Uo of Tulsa B.A.
1-3-67
Lincoln - 3rd "Duration of Need"
S5450o
0
12-15=66
Van Buren 1st
(Mrs) Harbison, Candis .
N 0E0S0C0 BeSo
0
1-26=67
Hoover Science
(McMahon => resigned)
Bq So Eo
0
1-25-67
5250,
O0U0 BoS0
0
Johnson - 5th "Duration of Need"
(Mr?) Danse, Patricia D,
5250.
o.s.u. B.S.
1-3-67
Moon Science
(Callicott - resigned)
5250.
12
1-16-67
5250.
o.u. BoS.
c.s.c. BOSO
%
0
1-12-67
1-18-67
Central Spanish
Wilson 5th
Wilson 5th
0oC0C0
(Mrs) Moore, Elois J. (Mr)
Columbia U. M.A.
6%
5250.
(Webb - resigned)
Every, Charles A.
6900.
Langston U« BOSO
(Mrs) Shirley, Juanita
(Freed - resigned)
Lightfoot, Elizabeth
5850.
(Laney - resigned)
(Foster - resigned)
(Mr) Sharp, Norris R.
“(Mr) Black, Jerry D,
5250.
1-9-67
(Miss)
(Dulan - resigned)
(Mrs) Cowden, Mary L.
5450.
Transfers
Keas
(Mr) De Villier, Henry L,
2
Bruner
Mashburn
o.u. B0A0
Roads, Clarice D.. (Mrs) Rose, Ursie Lee V,
5950.
6050,
BoS*
Cosoco BoS«
M.E.
M0L4S0
0
0
7
5
0
1-3-67
1-23-67
1-23-67
1-25-67
1-16-67
1-16-67
Northeast Eng. & Business
Bryan Spec. Ed.
Britton Spec. Ed.
Culbertson - Sp. tH. "Rem. of yr.Only"
Northwest - Math. "Duration of Need"
Librarian Grant Business
BoSoBo
Cq So Ca Bq So Sq S0Co
Cq Sq C*
o.u.
C0S0C0 BOS®
&
1-16-67
Grant
(Mrs)
(Mrs) Harper, Miriam E.
5513.
Teague Orner
5
Arke
O0U0
(Miss) Nero, Shirley A.
5513.
6600.
(Mr) Young, Jeffie D.
5618.
McGraw
Hanger
(Mrs) Smith, Sharon G<>
5750.
Barr
Swain
(Mrs) White, Lillian E. Walker
35
.MEETING. OF FEBRUARY 6, 1^6] - CONT'D
Personnel
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
(Mrs) Battenburg, Marjorie (Mrs) Brown, Epsie C.
(Compton - L/A) (Brown = deceased)
degree COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
25
1-16-67
Linwood Primary
5350.
Langston U. B.S.
1%
1-3-67
Truman Kgn.
0
1-18-67
Sunset 4th
0
1-23-67
Parmelee 4th
3
1=4-67
"Duration of Need"
Grant - Driver Ed. "Duration of Need"
“(ita)
Brandon, Cordelia A.
5250.
BoSo
(Chapman - L/A)
(Miss) Seltzer, Pamela
5250.
O.U. B.S.
Parsons, Pauline
5550.
(Mr) Coker, Carlton R.
5250.
(Mr)
(Streller -L/A
Layton, Joe L.
5250.
(Cayton = transfer)
(Mr) Carter, Sidney D»
5250.
0
1-10-67
O.S.U. B.S.
0
1-30-67
0
1-25-67
Hillcrest
4th Kennedy - s.S.
B.S.
"Duration of Need"
Culbertson
C.S.Co 1-30-67
Primary Northwest
5250.
CoSoCo B©A®
0
1-30-67
5950.
Prairie View B.S.
7
1-30-67
English Dunjee - Inter. "Rem. yr. Only"
6150.
B.N.C. B.A.
9
1-27-67
3rd
5250.
Langston U. B.A.
0
1-20-67
Douglass English
5250.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
1-24-67
Kennedy - S.S. "Duration of Need"
(Mrs) Gray, Anna L»
6900.
O.U. M.E.
12
1-11-67
Britton - Spec. Ed. "Duration of Need"
(Mrs) Murray, Winnie Do
1483.
T.S.T.C, B.S.
12
1-2-67
BoS,
0
1-16-67
(Hicks - L/A)
(Mrs) Ford, Leola D.
(Thompson - transfer)
(Mr) George, Cantley L. (Miss) Anderson, Gwendolyn
~(Mr) Chandler, Wayne E.
“(m F)
’
5250.
Goss, John D.
Lincoln
Northwest - 1/3 T.Ai
Sq Wo So Co
"Rem. yr. Only" Northwest Driver Ed.
P t K 5 O1ST IT h L
INSTRUCTIONAL
Additional Positions
BoSo
10%
Marson, Mildred L.
NAME
Cq So Cq
M.S.
(Boutelle - transfer)
Additional Positions
BoSo
6800.
(Mrs)
(Clark - transfer)
Sunset - 4th
Langston Uo
(Mrs) Perry, Marie F.
(Anderson - transfer)
o
CoSeCo
(Mrs)
(Kegans - ill)
ASSIGNMENT
UO of Chicago Pho Bo
$6950.
(Crane = L/A)
(Crane ~ L/A)
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
SALARY
NAME
(Mr) Whitlow, Billy G.
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
C0S4C4 B«Ac
2
1-16-67
Northeast - Title I English
5250.
Paul Quinn B0S4
0
1-3-67
Culbertson - Title I Int."Duration of Need
Housley, Jeanne D.
5250.
O.U. B.S.
0
1-23-67
Wheeler - Title I Transitional Class
(Mrs) Hamilton, Luverda G.
5950.
O.C.U. B0A0
7
1-13-67
Duryee - Title I Math.
(Miss) Clement, Jimmie K.
5513.
O.S.U. BoAe
0
1-24-67
Spec. Serv. -Title J Speech Therapist
(Mr) Millhouse, Emmitt
5250.
Langston U, B0S® *
0
1-23-67
Dunbar - Title I Phys. Ed.
Speech Therapist
(Mrs) Wright, Frances A.
$5450.
(Mrs)
(Mr)
Spec. Serv. - Title : 5513.
B«A«
0
1-18-67
5513.
O.U. B«A®
0
1-16-67
Orchard Park - Title Spec. Ed.
Castle, Donna L.
5250.
C0S»C* B«SC
0
1-18-67
Ross - Title I 4th
(Mr) Hill, Ronnie J.
5250.
B.N.C. , B©S»
0
1-9-67
Westwood - Title I Phys. Ed.
(Miss) Breitschuh, Patricia E.
5250.
O.C.U. Boa ®
0
1-16-67
Lee - Title I 6th
(Mrs) Dennis, Marylene S.
5550.
S.W.S.C. B«A«
3
1-16-67
C.Hill Sr.-Title I Remedial Reading
(Mrs) Poteet, Janice S.
5650.
O.U. B.S.
4
1-16-67
Shields - Title I Primary
(Miss) Ranch, Carolyn
5.
5250.
Phillips U. B.S.
0
1-16-67
Dewey - Title I 1st
(Miss) Simonson, Susan E.
5250.
Phillips U< B.S.
0
1-16-67
Dewey - Title I 5th - 6th
(Mrs) Myers, Dorothy M.
5250.
0©SeUo B«S®
0
1-11-67
Columbus - Title I Transitional Class J
McGowen, Michael B.
(Mrs) Albin, Mary B*
(Miss)
36
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D r
‘i
Personnel
r t k b udxisprEnc
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
X-' ■
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence
Ill Health (Mrs) Byaught, Kathryn
Northeast Home Eeo
1=20-67
Ford, Dorothy Mo
(Mrs) Burrus, Beth
Grant English
1-15-67
Hollowell, Lucy M«
65000
’.Hiss) Boggin, Ruth Ao
Woodson 2nd
1-20-67
(Mrs) Chomason, Gertrude Bo
Arthur Kgn,
1-15-67
(Mrs) filler, Lois
Classen Latin
1-5-67
(Mrs) Jlark, Jo Ann
Douglass English
1-15-67
(Mr) Mayes, Eric Ao
’Mrs) Blomset, Sandra W.
Harding French = Ehgo
1-15-67
Branson, Barbara Jo
'Mrs) iarbour, Nancy Jo
Star-Spencer Business
1-15-67
’Mrs) lookett, Mary Mo
Rancho 6th
1-20-67
(Mrs) Shore, Sarah Ao
Southeast Librarian
1-15-67
(Mrs)
Putnam Hgtso 4th
1-15-67
7
1-25-67
Northeast Home Eco
MoTo
8
1-16-67
Grant English
5250o
O.B.U. AoB©
0
1-16-67
Douglass Fhglish
5450.
O.C.U. B«A*
2
1-12-67
Harding French - Big,
Rancho 6th
(Mrs) $5950o
(Mrs)
Wiley Co B0S0
C0S0C0
Maternity
ffelch, Betty (Mrs)
(Mrs)
(Miss)
O.C.Uo
Baltierra, Mary C,
5250o
B0A0
0
1-19-67
(Mrs) Richardson, Marilyn Jo
5250.
OaC.U. B0A0
0
1-16-67
Northeast
Sriffith, Nancy
SpeCo Edo
2-1-67
(Mrs) Hickam, Darla
Hoover English
12-2-66
(In.lieu,of resignation jOrigmally requested)
■
*
P E~"K b O NN t L
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
Putnam Hgts» - 4th "Remo yr. Only"
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence Professional
(Mr)
(Mr)
Wheeler, Edward V,
S5250,
04SOUO BoSo
0
1-20-67
C„Hill Sr, - S.S. "Duration of Need"
1-19-67
(Mr) Newberry, Lummy L.
5650.
CoS«C« BaSp
4
1-6-67
Madison 5th
Cap, Hill Sr. S.S.
2-5-67
(Mr) Ryan, Walter P,
5450,
C0S.C0 B.S.
0
1-10-67
Co Hill Sr.-SoSoCoach "Duration of Need"
Northwest S.S.
2-5-67
(Mrs) Lockridge, Mary Ho
6550.
ColOo Cp M«A»
7
1-9-67
Northwest S»S«
Bengtson, L, Ho Jr.
Capitol Hill Sro s.s........
1-2-67
(Mr) Fuller, Albert C.
Grant Business
1-15-67
(Mrs) louston, Hyder Jo
Kennedy Counselor
1-15-67
(Mr) McDaniel, Gordon Ro
Madison 5th
(Mr)
Military
Netherton, Max E, (Mr)
Palmer, Russell
37
MEETIHG-QF_ FEBRUARY 6, ?_96Y
CONN'D
I Personnel
p ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effect ive DATE
e \Vo n n e l SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
ve APPROVED effecti DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations
1-5-67
Cap0 Hill Jr. lib. Clerk
1-16-67
Personnel Clerk
2-1-67
Page Clerk
250.
1-3-67
Grant Clerk
235.
1-20-67
Personnel - Clerk Temporary
270.
1-23-67
Food Service Clerk
Battle, Lorene S. “X®)
250.
1-17-67
Douglass - Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Additional position)
Goeders, Johnny
345.
1-9-67
Carver Ctr - Title ] Teachers’ Aide
(Fisher - transfer)
(Mrs) Loving, Donnas P*
250.
1-23-67
Inst. Dept - Title 1 Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Mrs) Moore, Beverly A,
250.
1-23-67
Truman - Clerk "Rem. yr. Only"
(Hrs) Tumell, Valeria
Cap. Hill Jr, Lib, Clerk
1-13-67
(Mrs) Snead, E. Kay
(Miss) Faulkner, Veronica
Personnel Clerk
1-17-67
Bryant, Etta M»
260.
(Mrs)
Mark Brain-Title I Mat.Ctr. Aide
1-3-67
Page Clerk
1-31-67
(Mrs) France, Rhuea M.
250.
Reading Clinic Clerk
1-6-67
Akers, Patty (Mrs) Vaughan, Mary K» (Mrs)
Monson, Eleanore Do
$250,
(Mrs)
(Nelms - resigned)
(Mrs) Matthews, Wanda P.
(Vollmer - transfer)
Howard, Florence M,
(Anderson - transfer)
Nelson, Betty
(Mrs) (Mrs) (Mrs)
(Moore - resigned)
Leaves of Absence
Maternity (Mrs) Madison, Bettie
Truman Clerk
1-20-67
PERSONNEL fE
NAME
MANPOWER PROGR/ M (NEW)
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENTS (Mr) Schnorrenberg, Harold
effe cti ve DATE
SALARY
per.wk. Class in $150. ’Pest Control’ per.da.
ASSIGNMENT
'■
1-9-67
Teacher
35.
Class in ’Ward Clerk - I ospital’
1-23-67
Teacher
Fauver, Lana P.
per.da. 27.69
Class in 'Surgical Techi ician'
1-23-67
Teacher
(Mrs) McDaniel, Glenda J.
per.hr. 1.25
1-3-67
Clerical
(Mrs) Autry, Carol L.
per.hr. 1.25
1-16-67
Clerical
(Mrs) Filson, Opal H. (Miss)
TITLE I PROGRAJ S (NEW)
(Mr) Vallejo, Richard H.
per«mo» 625.
L-lo-oz to 6-30-67
Attendance Counselor
(Mr) Tahmahkera, Garrison
pop .ISO 4 625.
L-18-67 to 6-30-67
Attendance Counselor
(Mr) Gallimore, Tommy E.
per»mo. 625.
L-16-67 to 6-30-67
Attendance Counselor
(Miss) Wright, Saundra
per *0109 625.
L-16-67 to 6-30-67
Attendance Counselor
38
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 196Y - CONT'D.... ........... Personnel
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
.....
..... . ......... ............ .
s.
Substitutes for the school year 1966-67:
Austin, Bernice (Mrs)
Secretary
Brassfield, Shirley (Mrs) Breitschuh, Patricia (Mrs) Byrd, Mary A, (Miss)
Bus,, Hist, Elem. Secretary
Clayton, Lee M. (Mr) Crawford, Anthony (Mr) Crossley, Mildred (Mrs)
Math,, S.S, S.S,, Phys, Ed, Science, Elem,
Davis, Joan (Mrs) Dickson, Linda R. (Mrs) Doonkeen, Eula M« (Mrs)
Kgn., Elem, Elem, Art,, S.S.
Elledge, Priscilla (Mrs)
Home Ec., Art
Frye, Jacque L, (Mrs)
Eng«, Hist,
Gradney, Hannah L, (Mrs)
Hist., Geog,
Hainey, Meryle (Mrs) Haley, Alice D. (Mrs) Harris, Virginia (Mrs) Henderson, Jimmie E. (Mrs) Herring, Velma E, (Mrs) Hunt, Leslie A, (Mrs)
Home Be. Music, Elem, Elem,,Spec.Ed, Spec. Ed. Eng., Hist, Elem.
Keefe, Dorothy D. (Mrs) Keys, Martha L, (Mrs)
Elem. Elem*, Sci.
Lewis, Emily K, (Mrs)
Bus., Home Eo.-
McGee, Kay L. (Miss) Medlock, Linda L. (Mrs) Miller, Lois A* (Miss) Millerborg, Martha A. (Mrs)
Spec. Ed,, Kgn. Secretary Hist. Elem.
Newsom, Nancy A, (Miss)
Phys, Ed,
Ogles, Brenda (Mrs) Owen, Barbara L, (Mrs).
Eng., Hist. Elem.
Bus.,Eng.,Elem. Secretary
Shenold, Larry W. (Mr) Slaughter, Alberta M, (Mrs)
Histo Eng«y SpSo
Tanner, Mary M. (Mrs) Thigpen, Evelyn L, (Mrs) Threatt, Lena T. (Mrs) Trevathan,Marianne (MTs)
Elem, Speech, Drama Phys. Ed,, Elem, S.S., Eng„French
Vann, Hellen (Mrs) Wilhite, Ruth L. (Mrs) Whitley,.Dennis S. (Mr) Willard, Lynn W. (Mrs) Williams, Madeline (Mrs) Wilson, Syble M. (Mrs) Winningham, G. Waynel (Mrs) Wolohon, Harry C. (Mr) Wright, Clydia W. (Mrs) Wright, Revoida M, (Miss)
Elem. Eng.,French,Span. Matho, Ind. Arts Spec. Ed. Cosmet! Elem. Elem., Music Biol., Hist*, Psyo Cosmet’, Voc. Music, Eng.
.
PERSONN EL
Service Department
NAME
Pate, Marietta D« (Mrs) Peck, Betty J, (Mrs)
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT ✓
Resignations
Employment
Barnett, Fred
Star Spencer Floorman
1-3-67
Becknel, Cleetis
Shields Heights X time Floorman
1-17-67
Southeast Floorman
1-12-67
Calvin, Oscar H,
Goodrich, Steven
Central Floorman Carver Head Custodian Willard time Floorman
1-27-67
Hanley, Martin
All Schools Relief Floorman
1-25-67
Hendricks, Luther
Capitol Hill Sr. Floorman
1-20-67
Monroe X time Floorman
12-16-66
Spencer Floorman
1-27-67
Crowels, Richard Goeders, Johnny
Holden, Daniel Johnson, Roscoe
Montgomery, John Tidwell, Raymond
Walter, Albert Washington, William
Spencer Floorman
-
-
Bovle, Clifford
280-m
i-ia-67
Southeast Floorman
12-21-f i
Monroe If time Floorman
12-16-66 1-6-67
1—15—67
Capitol Hill Jr. Floorman ”
1-13-67
Page-Stadium ;^-time Floorman
1-26-67
Douglass Floorman
12-16-66
Caves, Dennis
Johnson, Roscoe
Fowler, J.B.
J (Bowers-resigned)
French, Loyd E.
(Gentry-resigned) I?---
Henard, Lester
70.mn-
280.mo
280»mo.
140,mo.
140 ,m >.
1-18-67
Spencer Floorman
1-5-67
Douglass Floorman
12-19-6 5
3b 'time
12-20-66
Shidler Floorman
Foster X time Floorman
39
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
Personnel
11 ■I 4i
Service Department
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effecti ve DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employment
Transfers (Mitchell-transferred)
Calvin, Oscar
280omoc
12-29-66
(Burkhart-transferred)
Cross, Richard
280«ibo <
1-16-67
Dye, William
(J ones-transferred)
12-19-66
280om< •
Southeast Floorman John Marshall Floorman
Vocational Tech. Cente Floorman
(Maynard-transferred)
Gessel, Benjamin
280.mo<
1-10-67
Central Floorman
(Additional)
Gilmore, Albert
70.mo.
1-18-67
Edison £ time Floorman
PERS O N NEL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Employment NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
Parmelee Helper
1-5-67
Dixson, Martha
Creston Hills Helper
1-16-67
McGee, Yvonne
Jefferson Heiner
1-15-67
McIlroy, Minnie
Spencer Helper
1-51-67
Mitchell, Alberta
Moon Helper
1-12-67
Quinn, Rosetta Schroer. Glorine Wall, Juanita Wilkerson, Juanita
Douglass Cook North Highland Helper
John Marshall Helper Shields Heights Helper
1-25-67
1-5-67 1-5-67 1-15-67
Leave of Absence Tuter, Gwendolyn
Western Village Helper
1-5-67
ASSIGNMEN' unassignea
Sanders, Mildred
1.55hr.
1-27-67
Helper
Todd, Charlene
1.55hr„
1-25-67
Unassigned Helper
Voight, Willie Mae
1.55hr.
1-6-67
unassigned Helper
West, Faylese
1.55hr.
1-16-67
Resignations Campbell, Opal
APPROVED effect ive DATE EXP.
-
Unassigned Helper
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
PERSONNEL
^Maintenance Department
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNME!
Temporary Employment Brison, Robert
lo75hr<>
1=11=67
Plumber
Mitchell, Freddy
l»50hr»
1=6=67
Plasterer
Opton, Edwin Ko
2.50hro
12-27-66
Electrician
3100.yr o
1-3-67
Laborer
Leave of Absence: Brown, Travis
Electrician
1-9-67
^Resignation
Employment
I (Todd-resigned)
Davis, John 0o
MEETING.OE FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
K t K 5 O N N t L NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
na me
SALARY
Personnel_______ j
''v DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGN*
Washington Print Shop Employment
Ballard, Eddie
lo35hr<>
1-3-67
Printer
Security Department Resignation
Gordon, Joe F<>
All Schools Patrolman
1-16-67
Safety Department
Safety Department
Resignations
Employment
Funk, Michael
Bus Driver
1-1-67
Kee, Danny
Bus Driver
1-26-67
Smith, Stephen
125.mo.
1-27-67
Bus Driver
Taylor, Eddie
Bus Driver
1-17-67
Thompson, Willie
125<>mo«
1-26-6?
Bus Driver
A motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the personnel items i R. $4-3 as listed above. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. i Personnel i Approved
!
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Approval of the following recommendations $1, $2, and #3 was requested: (Recommendation : Bills and to ratify the January payrolls, authorize issuing the February payrolls, and authorize ; Payrolls the payment of vendor bills per the attached itemized list). j Recommended
FEBRUARY 6, 1967
ITEM #1
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
RATIFICATION OF JANUARY 1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: 1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
2,094,164.02
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
93,086.62
BOND FUND
$
1,333.32
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38
$
6,913.83
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
44,557.48
1966-67 TITLE III - 2
$
2,176.25
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
3,008.88
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR FEBRUARY, 1967, IN THEI FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
2.125.000.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
100,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,350.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38
$
10,000.00
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
60,000.00
1966-67 TITLE III - 2
$
3,000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
5,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D [(Bills and
yPayrolls_________
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 6, 1967
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
251.777.45
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
1965- 66 GENERAL FUND
$_
25,404.92
1966- 67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
67,024.55
1965- 66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
23,785.89
BOND FUND
$_ 162,634.01
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
$
182.16
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
10,008.77
1966- 67 TITLE I - 1
$_
57,127.43
1965- 66 TITLE I - 1
$
115,151.44
1966- 67 TITLE 1-2
$
4,261.55
1966-67 TITLE III - 2
$
14,374.60
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
1,092.60
$
732,825.37
TOTAL
1966-67 GENERAL FUND ADAMS ENGINEERING COMPANY General Instruction TITLE VIII Supplies-Voc. Tech. Center
Board Action Low Low
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Manpower Adult School Supplies Printing Personnel Office
Low Standard Standard Low
ADDISON WESLEY PUB. COMPANY Library
Publisher
781.30 84.32 30.00
895-62
37-25 22.35 41.90 19.44
120.94 323.38
43
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Bills and Payrolls
\ M A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. V Library General Instruction Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low Low Low
ALLYN & BACON INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
6.23
AMERICAN DATA PROCESSING Supplies-Voc. Tech, Educ. Center
Publisher
25.50
AMERICAN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Manpower
Publisher
227.50
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOC. Library Library
Publisher Publisher
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQPT. COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Eqpt.
Standard
12.85
APCO OIL CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
29.70
ARCHITECTURAL FORUM Project Planning
Publisher
10.00
ARROW BAG COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
37.50
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
ATLANTIS PRODUCTIONS Library Supplies
Publisher
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. Manpower Storeroom Stock
Agreement Board Action
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
MARY BEHRENS Special Education
Reimbursement
5.40
BELLMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publihser
4.25
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
BERRY OIL COMPANY Maintenance Custodial Supplies Maintenance
Low Low Low
----------------------------157.24 389-35 101.37
5.00 10.00
Publisher
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction Manpower General Instruction General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
15.00
9.16 8.00 1.160.00
1,168.00 52.70
47-00
32.45 223.08 42.13
BETHUNE JONES Library
647.96
297.66
4.50 10.19 26.83 43-73 6.35 2.04 2.04 8.75 6.35 8.39 8.75 2.65 7.58 16.30 25.64 8.39 43.13 23.03 55.47
305.61
44
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Bills and Payrolls
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Manpower General Instruction Custodial Supplies Printing Printing Office Machines Office Machines
\ Standard > % Standard X ■ Standard Standard Low Agreement Agreement
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
BOTTENFIELD’S, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
R. R. BOWKER Library Library
Publisher Publisher
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel
Board Action
BROADCAST INFORMATION BUREAU, INC. General Instruction
Publisher
BROOKING’S PEN AND LIGHTER REPAIR Business Office
Standard
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Storeroom Stock
Board Action
59-00 278.30 27.85 587.61 5.57 44-89 19.30
1,022.52 50.00
553-58 41.80
595-38
10.00 18.00
28.00 251.30
35.00
2.50
2,431.73
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action
BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
BUCKS SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Board Action
BUR-LANE MARKING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Personnel
Low
8.32
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY General Instruction
Low
47.20
166.77 728.71
895.48
113.90 89.00
-
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Expense Board Member Expense Research Office Travel Pubs, for Curr< Library General Instruction Title VIII In Service Training Health Office Special Education Car Expense General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Printing . Custodial Supplies Commencement Expense
Low Low Low
CASTON LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
BOB CATES Maintenance
Low
CENTRAL OKLA. TRANSP. & PARKING AUTHORITY Public Carriers
Board Action
CITY OF DEL CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
49.39
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
46.83
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
22.45 78.00 1.50 4.25 9-95 3<5O 1.13 100.00 2.00 20.00 2.00
314.09 540.69 172.50 ■.59.-JL4
772.53
2,077.27 298.69 6,623.85
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT’D
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction JOHN H. COLE COMPANY' Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Repair to Instruc. Equipment MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education COT,TIER. MACMTT.T.AN LIBRARY SERVICE
\t Board Action Low
35.00
72.46 37-85
Reimbursement
110.31
20.40
Publisher
3-96
CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGISTS PRESS General Instruction
Publisher
62.10
CONTEMPORARY FILMS, INC. Library Supplies
Publisher
25.00
AL COOK DESK AND OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY General Fund
Low
220.49
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
466.56
CORONET FILMS Library
Board Action
480.00
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Library Supplies
Low
110.00
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
COX RADIO AND SOUND Repair to Instruc. Equipment Library Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Low Standard
E. G. CRAFTS Library
Standard
12.93
CROFT EDUC. SERVICES General Instruction
Publisher
13.20
MR. FRANK CROOMS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
CROWN PUBLISHERS, INC. Library
Publisher
M. K. CURTIS Special Education
Reimbursement
Library
50.00 746.50 33.50 248.00
18.00 17.00
1,028.00
35-00 6.20
25.20
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
DAILY LAW JOURNAL RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY Printing Library
Low Low
DELCO-REMY DIVISION GMC Manpower
Standard
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Manpower Manpower
Standard Standard
DIESEL POWER COMPANY Supplies - Voc. Techr Educ Center
Low
12.71
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone
Utilities
65.35
DR. DOUGLASS EDUCATIONAL FILMS Library Supplies
Publisher
10.00
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLAS Special Education SnRcial Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
12.48
19.25 165.00
184.25
4.50 31.80
36.30
178.40
865.OO 65.00
55-08 55.08
930.00
110.16
Bills and Payrolls
46
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| Bills and
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Office Machines Data Processing
Agreement Low
BILL DOYLE Business Office Storeroom Stock Office Machines
Selected Board Action Agreement
DRIVEX CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
28.50
32.00
132.00 375.99 10.15
518.14
Standard Standard Standard
233.52 177.70 8.57
419.79
DULANEY’S General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Low Low Standard
80.86 71.89 7.32
160.07
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education
Reimbursement
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Office Machines Printing
Agreement Standard
■
21.00
322.22 23.79
346.01
ECKROAT SEED COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair
Low
64.20
ED-BE INCORPORATED Printing
Selected
41.00
EDIPHONE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
5-15
EDMOND TYPEWRITER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
4-50.
EDUCATORS PROGRESS SERVICE General Instruction
Publisher
6.50
ELECTRONIC DICTATION SYSTEMS General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Agreement
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
ESKRIDGE OLDSMOBILE COMPANY Manpower
Selected
30.00
EVANS DUPLICATING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
12.00
FENTRISS SOUND ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
49.50
FIRST NATIONAL TV Rental TV Rental TV Rental
MANAGEMENT CORPORATION - February Space - January Space - Utilities - Utilities
Board Action Board Action Board Action
25 .€0
44.39
8.70 216.40 40.35
256.75
400.00 725.99 227.63
1,353.62
10.18 10.42
20.60
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Low
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
33-17
GARDNER HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Supplies
Low
33.00
GAYLORD BROS. INCORPORATED Library
Standard
14.75
G.E.D. TESTING SER.V. AMER. COUNCIL ON EDUC. Adult School Supplies
Selected
52.15
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICENTER Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Ward Action x. ■
Bills and Payrolls
500.00
Publisher
4.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
2.54
GENERAL ELECTRIC LAMP DIVISION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
36.00
NORMAN GENTRY Dumping Fee for December
Agreement
40.00
THOMAS GILCREASE INSTITUTE OF AMERICA General Instruction
Selected
20.00
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
26.00
GLIDDEN COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
98.75
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Printing General Instruction
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
14.33 1,301.74 28.70 226.50
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
239.37
MRS. MILDRED GREEN In Service Training
Agreement
GREYSTONE CORPORATION Library
Publisher
GROSSET & DUNLAP, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
GRYPHON PRESS Library
Publisher
HADCO CORPORATION Custodial Supplies
Selected
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Laundry Expense
Low Low Low Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY — Continued General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies Title VIII Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher
12.86
SANDRA HELLER Special Education
Reimbursement
32.40
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction
Board Action
860.74
HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Building Rental
1 1
Board Action
200.00
i
HOHMANN AND BROWN, INCORPORATED Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
26.20
|
BUS HORTON INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
1,571.27
^•4.4
294.81
15.00 *
-
7.96 1.68
65.60
■
32.95 7.48
16.20 6.84 5.18 7.71
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
3,961.11 58.03 3-58 186.27 1,447.68 7.02 137.62 89.92 217.08
35-44
I I 6,144.24
!
1 j
48
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Bills and. Payrolls HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Library Library Library
Publisher Board Action Publisher
8.32 5,623.17
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Board Action Low
235.62 155.07-
JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
IND. MS. AGENTS ASSOCIATION Accident Insurance
Board Action
INDUSTRIAL GASKET & PACKING COMPANY Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
INDUSTRIAL PRESS Library
Publisher
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected Board Action Board Action
20.82 19.62 65^
106.18
IBM CORPORATION Library Data Processing Instructional Office Data Processing Rental Data Processing Rental Data Processing Rental Data Processing Rental
Standard Standard Standard Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
221.88 166.86 9.25 32.25 1,872.83 9,987.62 4,629.50
16,920.19
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Printing
Low
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Agreement Board Action
JERRY JOHNSON In Service Training
Agreement
25-00
TERRY JOHNSON In Service Training
Agreement
25.00
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance
Low
11.90
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ. Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
1,744.00
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
274.36
K-B SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
K. C. CLEANERS Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Agreement Agreement
KP-SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
11.99
MRS. LINDA KEEL Service Training
Agreement
10.00
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Operating - Gas & Oil Operating - Gas & Oil
Board Action Board Action
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES Pupil Transportation - Equipment
Board Action
5,635.95
390.69 10.80 1,372.00
38.60
113.75
6.63 18.00
- 79-90 162.80
117.60 58.91
242.70
176.51
39.75
118.75 88.75
487-74 455.69
207.50
943.43
16,002.00
49
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ii............
■ ■ ...
KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Title VIII Title VIII
......... '...........
:......
A *\ Publisher N^oferd Action
:...................... ,... ..... ...........
74.50
lit 27
92.47
KROEHLER MFG. COMPANY Library
Publisher
LANGSAM’S #2 Health Office
Low
T.TF,BERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Building Rental - February
Board Action
300.00
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Building Rental - February
Board Action
565.00
JAMES F. LINCOLN ARC WELDING Manpower
Publisher
100.00
LISTENING LIBRARY INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
91.62
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Selected
30.75
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Printing
Standard Low
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY General Instruction
Low
29.00
MACMILLAN COMPANY Library
Publisher
12.51
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies Manpower Adult School Supplies
Publisher Publisher Publisher
MARINELLO-COMER SCHOOLS OF BEAUTY General Instruction
Low
LOY DONNA MARKLAND, M.D. Physicians Salaries
Board Action
T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental - March
Board Action
P. D. MCGLATHERY Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
MC-GRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC. Manpower Title VIII Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Manpower Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action Board Action
DAVID MCKAY COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Manpower
Low Low Low Low
MCKINLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
MRS. ROBERT MCQUILLEN Special Education
Reimbursement
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction
Board Action Board Action Low
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewage
Utilities
6.00
21.00
29.08 85.28
35-85 347.11
114.36
449.11
-
3-75 490.00
-
•
150.00
21.06 21.06
42.12
110.25 721.44 250.96 570.67 113.60
1,766.92
2.15
20.25 20.25 20.25 20.80
81.55
7.80 14.28
636.96 216.02 8.08
861.06 23.99
504.40
Bills and. Payrolls
50
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i Bills and. i Payrolls
V—
MID CONTINENT CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Manpower General Instruction Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction
Low Low Standard Board Action Board Action Board Action
MIDWESTERN INSTRUMENTS, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MID-WEST SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Low
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment 1 MILLER-STEPHENSON CHEMICAL COMPANY General Instruction
-
- -
825.00 258.73 25.90 28.35 95.70 220.60 1.209.42
1,838.70
326.31 22.83
4-55
Board Action
323.68
64.I8
Standard
MILLSAP’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Title III
Board Action Low Board Action
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
2.35
MODERN BEAUTY SHOP . General Instruction
Publisher
6.00
MONROE INTERNATIONAL INCORPORATED Office Machines
Board Action
MONTICELLO BOOKS Manpower
Publisher
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS, INC. Pupil Transportation
Board Action
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. General Instruction Personnel
Low Low
86.48 72.00
158.48
MORRIS CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement
3-00 10.14
13.14
MOTORS DIV. OF HEARST MAGAZINES Library
Publisher
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action
MRS. JIM MYERS In Service Training
Agreement
22.50
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
4.90
NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
56.45
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING, INC. Adult School Supplies
Publisher
53-75
NATL. SOC. FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN & ADULTS Health Office Supplies
Publisher
13.50
297.00
19.20 272.13
346.66
1,909.18 _
9.25
8,288.46
31.24 18.95 12.,7j
31.70
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Bills and Payrolls
\
NATlT^CHOOr~PUBLIcTELlTIONS ASSOC. V Library
18.00
Publisher
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement Agreement
NEW YORK GRAPHIC SOCIETY Library
Publisher
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Reimbursement
NRG FUELS CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
13.50 i3i£Q
27 ..00
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Agreement Agreement Agreement
19.82 24.60 16.08
60.50
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Business Office
Low
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Low Low Low Standard
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN Manpower Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Manpower
Board Action Board Action Agreement Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewage
Utilities
8,980.74
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
51,333.27
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL SUPPLIES General Instruction
Selected
28.60
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Board Action
54.00
OKLAHOMA STATE PENITENTIARY Book Rebinding
Agreement
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY General Instruction Office Machines Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Agreement Board Action Board Action
MRS. M. E. OLIPHANT Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
OXFORD BOOK COMPANY, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
MRS. RICHARD PARKER Special Education
190.89 21.5-85
406.74
5.57 11.52
8.50 2.84 10.00 10.57
104.80 116.00 369.42 322.54 111-50
-
73.08
1,057.26
31,817.51
8.10
4.20 8.00 130.20 96.00
238.40
10.20
1.20
. Reimbursement
27.72
PHOTO PRODUCTS REPAIR Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
40.00
PORTLAND DUMP Dumping Privileges - November
Agreement
40.00
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Library Manpower Project Planning
Low Low Low
37.00 13.68 12.60
St.ariclarr]
6*5.00
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Pr\a4- 0 rro
63.28
52
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!.
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;
i:
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v
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
70.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools
Standard
812.15
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
545.96
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction
Low Low
27.50 27.50
55.00
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard Agreement
24.69 11.98 13.00 44.41
94-08
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA General Instruction
Standard
RADIO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Repair to Instruc. General Instruction
Low Low Low Board Action
RANDELLS MUFFLER COMPANY Manpower
Low
20.00
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
36.16
REA EXPRESS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard Standard
LARRY RENEGAR In Service Training
Agreement
20.00
REYNOLDS PRINTASIGN COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
62.80
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Title VIII Title VIII Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low Low Standard Standard
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY Custodial Supplies
Low
MELVIN P. ROGERS Board Member Expense
Board Action
29.00
18.70 30.90 57.12 22.37 5.44
8.20 8.83
115.83
24.26
3.10 96.96 70.29 14.85 19.00
201.10 182.00
S ;;
ROISMAN PRODUCTS COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
304.00
f
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
2,873-00
'■
OSCAR SCHMIDT Library
Publisher
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Agreement Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
4-00
3-00 74.00 4.14 4-56 13.08 33.16
131.94
53
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SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Selected
SERVICE PUBLICATIONS Manpower
Publisher
81.02
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Manpower
Standard
50.34
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Title VIII General Instruction Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Selected Selected Standard Standard Standard Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
6 • 84 15.40 92.89 64.63 12.23 286.25 273-53 223.10 12.13 97.15 96.37 80.25 19.50 16.90 73-59 51.10 640.46 229.73 787.48
3,079.53
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Board Action
145.28 116.46
261.74
SHEPARD RICHARDSON General Instruction
Agreement
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Library
Board Action
SIMON & SCHUSTER Library
Publisher
9.67 34.16 293.72
337-55
6.50 31.68
4-11 -
SINGER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION General Instruction
Board Action
SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY Library
Publisher
3.35
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
16,239.16
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Standard
SOUTHWEST FILM LABORATORY, INC. Library Supplies
Publisher
SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Low Low
SPENCER CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water and Sewage
Board Action
STANDARD IRON & METAL COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Low
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY General Instruction Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Standard Standard
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Sunnlies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Act!on
32.74 24.20
56.94
452.40
7.00
17.00
91.30 11.30
102.60 235.60
44«40
8.25
49.70
49*7° 59.17
7SQ.10
99.40
BAB.97
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Bills and. Payrolls
i
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction Manpower General Instruction
Low Low Low Selected
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Maintenance Maintenance
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
MRS. N.E. STOUT Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imbur s ement
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment
9.95 12.40 50.00 8.20
80.55 367.00
25.00 113.95 165.00 90.38 ’34-95 209.49 10.60 130.32
779.69
47-52 47-52
95.04
Standard Standard Low Standard
268.05 74-75 ZpZj. • SZj. 181.36
569.00
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Selected Low Low
2.75 9.50 5.75 4.50
22.50
OLLIE TAYLOR Special Education
Reimbursement
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS Library
Publisher
8.75
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Library
Standard
58.20
TEXACO, INCORPORATED Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
48.05
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
21.84
TEXAS OKLAHOMA. EXPRESS, INC. Manpower
Standard
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Superintendents Office Business Office Project Planning Project Planning General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Counselors Supplies Laundry Expense Adult School Supplies Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Storeroom Stock Library Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Low
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
15.12 .
3.50 383.04
3.15 12.77 4.17 6.96 12.80 243.75 8.16 3-48 10.23 34-32 327.00 315-00 42.70 1.80 11.43 6.10 46.75 8.22 24.41 18,177.47 28.08
19,328.75
55
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Bills and. Payrolls
THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Custodial Supplies Laundry Expense
Lbw Low
TIME SAVING SPECIALTIES Library Supplies
Standard
32.20
TOWN OF VALLEY BROOK Sewage
Utilities
15.00
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Project Planning Project Planning
Standard Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Library
241.80 102.75 182.23 49.20
Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Low . Publisher
575-98
8.00 108.14
116.14
10.00 341.45 211.80 142.81 44-65 507.42
1,258.13
TURCO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
80.17
VANS AUTO SUPPLY INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
104.06
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower Manpower General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard Standard Low Low Agreement
VISUAL EDUCATION CONSULTANTS, INC. Library
Publisher
7.10
VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE MANUALS Library
Publisher
3.15
WALLACE & TIERNAN, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction .. .11...._ __ ... ___ ... WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
179.20
28.30 15.80 539.81 170.25 75.75 11.00 26.60
867.51
39.60
Board Action Board Action Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
179.20 357.r7O
536.90 15.00 10.00 108.50 40.50 7.50
181.50
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing General Instruction
Low Standard Board Action
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Agreement Board Action
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telephone
Utilities
3.60
WESTRON CORPORATION Custodial Supplies
Agreement
25.14
WHITE OIL COMPANY Operating Gas and Oil
Low
54.79
WILCOX RECORD SHOP General Instruction
Low
35.39
WILKENS-ANDERSON COMPANY Title VIII
Publisher
89-77 5.50
-59...P7
154.34
35.41 38.62
74-03
277.50
56
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Bills and Payrolls
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
H. W. WILSON COMPANY Library
Publisher
5.00
WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
3.72
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS, SMSG Library
Publisher
165.90
14.28
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Instructional Office
Low
AMERICAN HERITAGE Library
Publisher
11.40
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQPT. COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
14-55
CLARK MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
50.00
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. COMPANY Printing
Low
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
465.85
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
57.15
DUFOUR EDITIONS Library
Publisher
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
148.65
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
868.50
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS INC. OF OKLA. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
7,969.50
EMERY AIR FREIGHT Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
GOODRICH INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Board Action
HARRIS SEYBOLD Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,244.35
JONES RESTAURANT EQPT. COMPANY Title VIII
Board Action
266.17
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,959.60
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. Data Processing
Board Action
790.04
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
3,626.22
PITNEY BOWES INCORPORATED Postage Postage
Standard Standard
8.89
511.60
M y
6.30
7.50 6,121.00
19.70
5 • 80 17.40
23.20
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| Bills and | Payrol PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Manpower
Low
17.52
REYNOLDS AND BROTHERTON SPTG. GOODS General Instruction
Selected
85.00
SHARP AND NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Selected
112.51
STAR-PARTS COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
19.02
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
602.00
THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
176.55
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY Project Planning
Standard
132.65
VISUAL EDUCATION SERVICE Periodicals
Agreement
89.50
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND A & A REBUILDERS Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low Low Low Low
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials
Low
637.50
ACME QUALITY PAINTS Materials
Low Letter Bid
458.40
ALLIED FENCE COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Board Action
203.52
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Standard Standard
AMERICAN MARBLE TILE & TERRAZZO CO. Materials
Standard
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Materials Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low Low
AMUNDSEN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
516.00
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE COMPANY Materials
Low
150.00
ARTS INCORPORATED New Library Books
Publisher
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense Materials - Other Expense
Low Low Low
BEST UNIVERSAL LOCK COMPANY Materials
Standard
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials - Other Expense
Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Board Action Low
7-95 15-95 7-95 16.90 7.95
4.01 2.85
65.65
6.86
7.76 35-00 19.00 10.00 105.50
169.50
8.20
5.47 7.05 2.10
14.62 415.40
10.80
2.94 24.21
27.15
58
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R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Noninstructlonal Equipment
Low
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Standard
DICK BLICK COMPANY New Library Books
Publisher
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Standard Standard
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Materials, Other Expense
Low
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Noninstruc. - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
117.00
BROOKS & MCCONNELL Materials, Other Expense
Board Action
1,012.53
BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY New Library Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Board Action Low
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Materials, Other Expense
Fund Reimbursement
CANTERBURY SALES COMPANY New Library Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
BOB CATES Materials
Low
35.78
CATHEY ROOFING SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
484.50
C & B AUTO PUMP COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Low
17-10
CHEMICAL RUBBER COMPANY New Library Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
13.90
CITY OF OKLA. CITY, ELEC. DEPT. Materials, Other Expense
Standard
36.40
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED Materials, Other Expense
Low
6.38
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Low
119.40
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. Materials, Other Expense
Low
374-00
4.25 221.45
26.56 26.56
53-12
19.20
17.42
144-00 8.50
152.50
1.16
Hl.30
7.62 24.67 13-18 10.38 240.01 9.00
304.86
52.44
jCOOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
59.40 465.36 15.60 25.40
565.76
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Other Expense . Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Low
186.78 189.72 86.85
463.35
59
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ww Low Board Action
Bills and. Payrolls
163.00 228.49 59.17 247.04
697.70
2.23 7.66 4.50
14-39
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Board Action
255.00
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
130.30
DENMAN COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
1,357.06
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY New Library Books
Publisher
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Board Board Board Board Board Board
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low Standard
DUCOMMUN METALS & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
DULANEY’S Materials, Other Expense Equipment for Instruction
Standard Board Action
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Title VIII
Standard
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials, Other Expense Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Standard Low Low Low Low Low
10.24 96.75 4 • 86 104.41 45.25 276.00
537.51
GORDON E. ERVIN COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
101.00 92.00 299.60
492.60
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Board Action Standard
385-45 43-10 278.66 341.88 281.09 10.81 10.52 251.40 435-60 61.20 67.20 313.92 207.00
2,687.83
FIDELER COMPANY New Library Books
Board Action
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
FLEMING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
178.18
T z~\7*r
-31 ft.
Action Action Action Action Action Action
254-00 26.94 13.50 24-75 396.08 67.32 454.34
982,93
1.46 4-29 8.59
14.34 179.49
24.75 272.00
296.75
22.50
58.75
4 • 42
, M4
10.06
FUTRONICS, INCORPORATED T\T
v< -1
^4-Inn r>4- -1
*1
60
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Bills and Payrolls
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials Materials
Board Action 1 Board Action
542.00 78.12
620.12
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials
Low
76.50
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. Materials
Low
39.00
GREENE METAL PRODUCTS, INC. Materials, Other Expense
Low
50.00
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Standard
31.58
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Low Low Low Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY —continued Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low Low Standard Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
82.50 607.02 314.27 57-92 314.96 164.52 66.76 1,142.75 7.80 11.72 20.64 54.96
1.34 14.49 330.48
3,349.08
HERZFELD’S BARBER & BEAUTY SUPPLY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Board Action
159.00 ZpZpO • 00 1.221.00
1,820.00
H. H. HOPPING COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
102.00 122.00
224.00
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials Materials-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low
6.72 49-80 130.80 54-00 115.41
356.73
IND. ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low Low Standard
16.47 22.38 9.80 32.19
80.84
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Standard Standard
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT Materials, Other Expense
Low
FRED JONES FORD Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Standard
76.00 1.52 42.45 2.59 28.49 5.90
331.00
7.20 6.10 10-38
23.68
1,992.45
8.05 2.80
8.77
61
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J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other
Expense Expense Expense Expense
XT
| Bills and | Payrolls Low Low Low Low
15.04 7.01 1-74 22.78
46.57
780.76 825-58 868.27 880.30 778.24
4,133.15
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Other Expense
Low Board Board Board Board
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
218.25
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
1,684.01
MACMILLAN COMPANY New Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
132.20
MARINELLO-COMER, SCHOOL OF BEAUTY Equipment for Instruction
Low
427.00
ED MARTIN COMPANY Materials
Low
180.00
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS, INC. Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Publisher
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials, Other Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Title III
Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense Expense
Action Action Action Action
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
155.15 329.24
484-39
31.60 - .. 32.80 19.80 299.31 35.00 95.72 10.28 86.85 3-15 169.68 97.00 17.76 15.50 9.02 167.08 29.03 341.80
1,429.78
MILLER FLOOR COMPANY Materials
Low Letter Bid
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
82.50
MISCO BIOLOGICAL, INCORPORATED . Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
161.90
MONARCH REFINERIES, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
6.96
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS, INC. Materials
Low
2.78
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Letter Bid Low
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Board Action
A. J. NYSIROM & COMPANY New Library Books
Board Action
605.20
552.60 31.-25
583.85 23.00
298.75 1.607.54
1,906.29 688.40
62
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0Bills and ^Payrolls
O’CONNOR-OKLAHOMA COMPANY, INC. Mat erials-Buildings OIL FILTER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH Materials, Materials, Materials, Materials,
SUPPLY Other Expense Other Expense Other Expense Other Expense
\
10.00
Low
V Low Low
39-84 392.28
432.12
Low Low Low Low
88.45 62.90 8.31 29.23
188.89
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Low
291.93
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY, INC. New Library Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
150.75
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
OLIVER MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Low
PEROLIN COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Board Action Board Action Board Action
486.00 243.00 486.00
1,215.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low
16.56 286.56
303.12
POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials
Standard
451.18
PRENTICE-HALL, INCORPORATED New Library Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
323.70
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Standard Low
GRAY PRIDGEN DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction
Low
PUGH-HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Agreement
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
142.05
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
137-28
REPUBLIC STEEL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Standard
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Board Action
ROCKET FREIGHT LINES Materials, Other Expense
Standard
SAND PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
23-35
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Standard
24.52
SCOVIL & SIDES HARDWARE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low Low Board Action
80.00 1,269.00 487.68
27.90 95.00
122.90 139.50 10.99
75.44
360.00 880.20
1,240.20
2.90
1,224.96
71.04 8.70 90.16 321.89
63
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SEVERIN SUPPLY Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
COMPANY — continued for Instruction for Instruction for Instruction for Instruction for Instruction for Instruction
,
'"Low
\A 0W ^Board Action
Board Action Board Action Board Action
187.25 76.95 1,953.80 1,781.10 1,198.00 908.95
Bills and Payrolls
6,597.84
S & H SHADE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
51.00
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Low
13.00
SKIL CORPORATION Materials, Other Expense
Standard
86.62
SOUTHWESTERN ROOFING & SHEET METAL Materials
Board Action
SPRING SERVICE COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Low Low Low Standard
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials, Other Expense Materials
9,677.16
22.91 13.39 14.82
^8Z
103.99
Low Board Action
126.00 560.00
686.00
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
84-00 . 56.70
140.70
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials, Other Expense Materials, Other Expense
Selected Selected
6.15 55.00
61.15
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Standard
TEXACO, INCORPORATED Materials, Other Expense
Low
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY New Library Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment Noninstructional Equipment
Low Selected
TRI-OCEAN BOOKS New Library Books Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
160.50
U. S. CASTER CORPORATION Materials, Other Expense
Low
107-73
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
VINSONITE SALES COMPANY Materials
Low
WELCH FLOORS, INCORPORATED Materials, Buildings Materials, Buildings
Low Low
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Materials Materials
Board Action Low
WHITE MOTOR CORPORATION Materials, Other Expense
Standard
CHALMERS R. WOOD COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
56.00
6.90
187.68
40.75 36.96
77.71
3.15
2,597.71
165.00
90.00 72.00
162.00
182.64 228.19
410.83
i
18.50 i
Low
103.20
I
i
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Payrolls
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
x
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board. Action
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Materials, Other Expense
Standard
FRANK H. BRAUNLICH Title III
Board Action
5,120.06
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
2.90
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
242.00
DULANEY’S Title III
Board Action
850-70
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials, Other Expense
Low
158.00
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Materials, Other Expense
Low
13.10
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
204.77
LYON METAL PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
16,952.00
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials, Other Expense
Low
105.05
31.31
106.00
BOND FUND
,
..
BENHAM-BLAIR-POPPINO-STEALY Final Estimate - Hoover
Board Action
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Eqpt. - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Eqpt. - Eisenhower Eqpt. - Eisenhower Eqpt. - Eisenhower Eqpt. - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Board Board Board Board
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. No. 3 - Southeast
Board Action
49,266.00
COMMANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Final Estimate - Hoover
Board Action
24,210.00
DIESEL POWER COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
13,295.32
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Various Schools
Board Action
242.76
DULANEY’S Equipment - Hoover Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action Board Action
272.00 544.00
816.00
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Hoover Equipment - North Highlands Equipment - Polk Equipment - Hoover Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Board Low Board Board
Action Action
34.00 4,724.00 445-00 1,247.04 1,423.60
7,873.64
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Standard
355.30
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
288.98
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
578.40
Action Action Action Action Action
Action Action
580.93 272.00 517.50 - 290.00 15,914.00 256.00
17,249.50
2,577.00
65
MEETING OF FEBRUARY G, 1967 - CONT'D
■LOCKE AND SMITH, INCORPORATED Final Estimate - North Highland
Bills and. Payrolls
\Board Action
290.26
METROPOLITAN BUILDINGS DIVISION Final Est. - Voc. Tech. Educ . Center
Board Action
2,000.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Equipment - Hoover
Board Action Board Action
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
1,640.90
i
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE & FLESHER 1$ Est. Preliminary Plans - Marshall
Board Action
5,610.00
i
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #7 - North Highlands
Board Action
16,852.00
j
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Hoover
Board Action
3,703.00
‘
OKLAHOMA HUSSMANN REFRIGERATION, INC. Equipment - Marshall
Board Action
50.75
OKLAHOMA TAX COMMESSION Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
500.00
REYNOLDS AND MORRISON, ARCH. Est. #3 - Southeast
Board Action
985.32
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action
SOUTHWEST TITLE & TRUST COMPANY Business Expense
Board Action
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY Equipment - Hoover Equipment - Eisenhower Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
288.00 768.00 1,687.40 3.053.15
5,796.55
VIRCO MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Equipment - Vocational Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action Board Action
131.25 446.25
577.50
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment -Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
2,802.05
EMPIRE EQUIPMENT COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
1,560.00
83.80 1.186.20
1,270.00
864.OO 563«45
1,427.45
2.00 ’
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
» 232.40
B-36
BUFORD Mileage
Reimbursement
73-44
. BURGER Mileage
Re imbur s erne nt
27.28
. BUSSEY Mileage Mileage
Reimbursement Reimbursement
38.48 42.96
81.44
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
WM. E. DAVIS AND SONS, INC. Supplies
Agreement
920.40
KINDER COLLEGE, INCORPORATED Supplies
Selected
36.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies
Board Action
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY, INC
474.24
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and. iPayrolls
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Supplies
Low
441.00
TEXAS STANDARD SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies
Board Action
422.10
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies Supplies
Board Action Low
7,486.74 20.69
7,507.43
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
7,560.00
BELL CHEMICAL COMPANY Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
212.00
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials - Remodeling
Agreement
192.00
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Eqpt. - Instructional
Board Action
120.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Materials - Remodeling
Board Action
34-68
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. OF OKLA. Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
2,270.00
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Furniture - New Buildings Furniture - New Buildings
Board Action Board Action
FREDERICK POST COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Low
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Remodeling
Low
LONGMIRE & SONS CARPET COMPANY Materials - Remodeling
Board Action
12,243.52
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
2,269.50
MISSOURI-KANSAS-TEXAS RR COMPANY Furniture - New Buildings
Standard
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY Furniture - New Buildings
Board Action
OKLAHOMA SEATING Equipment Equipment Equipment -
COMPANY Instructional Instructional Instructional
Board Action Board Action Board Action
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
RADIO SHACK CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Low
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Standard
317.68
SCOVIL & SIDES HARDWARE COMPANY Materials - Remodeling
Board Action
885.30
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional Furniture - New Buildings. Equipment - Instructional
Board Board Board Board
259.00 2.405.26
2,664.26
180.18
42.30 3-50
-
26.00
7.50 2,000.00
1,792.62 1,054.75 1.172.00
4,019.37
430.66
29.79
Action Action Action Action
3,696.00 5,133.00 7,544.63 573.06
16,946.69
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
j! 1966-67 TITLE I - 1 (continued) ( VIRCO MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Equipment - Instructional Furniture - New Buildings
B-38
Board Action Board Action
210.00 1.162.50
1,672.50
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Low
9.00
CHILDRENS PRESS INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
1.88
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Final Estimate - Demountables
Board Action
87,556.58
GARDNER HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Remodeling
Board Action
116.00
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Instruction
Board Action
3,971.28
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Furnishings - New Buildings
Board Action
5,026.00
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
3,199.75
JACK L. SCOTT & ASSOCIATES Final Estimate - Demountables
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
12,420.00
VIRCO MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
918.75
A. F. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Furnishings - New Buildings
Board Action
24.87
,
-
1,851.53
55.80
TITLE 1-2
i
ABLE RENTS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,116.00
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL In Service Expense
Board Action
240.30
WILMA CAIN Pubs, for Star Spencer
Fund Reimbursement
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Food Service
Board Action
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Standard
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Remodeling
Low
! TECNIFAX CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Standard â–
i THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY \ Supplies - Instructional : Supplies - Instructional
Low Low
; VASECO INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Low
1.20
2,341.88
84.OO
7.57 31.50 10.30 138.80
149.10
290.00
Bills and Payrolls
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
TITLE III - 2
ADDRESSO Instructional
'’’Standard u
E. M. BARNES Pupil Transportation Pupil Transportation
Agreement Agreement
MURRAY BUTLER ■ Pupil Transportation
Agreement
CHESTNUT MUSIC COMPANY Instruction
Selected
GARRETT’S GARAGE & SERVICE Pupil Transportation Pupil Transportation
Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA. CITY SYMPHONY Community Services Community Services
.
37-25 203.50 387.00
590.50
222.00 40.00
175.50 558.00
733-50
Board Action Board Action
2,729.00 3,710.00
6,439-00
OKLAHOMA SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION Community Services Community Services Community Services
Board Action Board Action Board Action
717.60 1,325.35 300.00
2,342.95
SOONER SCHOOL BUSSES Pupil Transportation Pupil Transportation
Agreement Agreement
923.50 861.00
1,784-50
loyd
”“stev ens
Pupil Transportation
WESTERN HERITAGE CENTER Community Services
Board Action
10.00
Board Action
2,174.90
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Supplies
Standard
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Pubs, for Adult Institute
Fund Reimbursement
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Materials
Board Action
27.85 -
68.75 996.00
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY. 1967
VIOLA V. ASKEW New Sites
Board Action
2,000.00
DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE Social Security
Board Action
1,195.50
QUAIL CREEK SOUTH, LTD. New Sites
Board Action
44,050.00
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND Social Security - Title I - 1
Board Action
3,916.24
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND Social Security -CAP
Board Action
17-39
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND Social Security - Title III - 2
Board Action
246.99
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND Social Security - Adult BE
Board Action
121.73
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND Social Security -NYC
Board Action
837.83
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND Social Security
Board Action
225,924.00
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6}. 1967 - CONT'D )
. R. A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded'Spy Dr. Hill to ratify the January payrolls, Bills and authorize issuing the February payrolls, aW|p,uthorize payment of vendor bills totaling Payrolls $732,825.37 as recommended. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. ^Approved
;r .
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers that, in consideration of the preliminary estimate of the amounts of money and the tax rates that will be required for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1967, elections be called for and held on Tuesday, March 7> 1967^ for the purpose of voting on the following questions:
i
1
Making an emergency levy of 5 mills for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1967, under Section 9 (d), Article 10, Oklahoma Constitution.
2
Making a building fund levy of 5 mills for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1967, under Section 10, Article 10, Oklahoma Constitution.
3-
Making a local support levy of 10 mills for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1967, under Section 9 (d-1), Article 10, Oklahoma Constitution.
#5 ’Levy Elections ;for 67-68 School Year Approved
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
!r . #6 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the employment of the • Oklahoma County Election Board to conduct the tax levy elections on Tuesday, March 7, iElection 1967• The Election Proclamation to designate the polling places and election officials, !Officials with provision for replacing designated election officials who are unable to serve. i Approved Also, approval of payment of compensation at the established rate to the election off! cials and office personnel helping to conduct the elections, and payment of other election expenses, including the rental and transportation cost of voting machines, 1 election supplies and the printing of ballots. The list of election officials and polling places to be included in the permanent minutes of the Board. (Official documents attached below.) All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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FORM C
BOARD OF EDUCATION PRELIMINARY ESTIMATE OF NEEDS
The Estimated amount or amounts of money and the tax rate or rates believed to be required for the support and maintenance of the schools in
......... Independent_______ school District No.___ _________ of______ Oklahoma__________________________
County, Oklahoma, for the ensuing fiscal year.
THE ESTIMATED NEEDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO MAINTAIN A LEGAL TERM OF SCHOOL FOR THE ENSUING SCHOOL YEAR
services
100 Series—Administrative
200 Series — Instructional Services 300 Series — Attendance and Health Services
400 Series—Transportation
Services
500 Series — Operation of Plant 600 Series — Maintenance of Plant -
700 Series — Fixed Charges
.................................
800 Series — Food Services and Student Body Activities........................................................................................
900 Series — Community Services.................................-.......................................................................................
Current Expense................................................................................................................................................ (Sum of 100 through 900 Series) 2. Capital Outlay (1000 Series).......................................... -..............................................................
1. Total
I 5
3. Total Estimated Needs From General Fund (Sum of Items 1 & 2)
542, 185 $ 28,793,000 J08/.800
.......................................................................................................
THE ESTIMATED INCOME FOR THE GENERAL FUND FROM SOURCES OTHER THAN DISTRICT AD VALOREM 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.
$____ 549,715 $ 22,080,000 $___ 430, 592 $. __ 273,390 3.353,565 141,356 1,43 L 197
Probable balance on hand, if any, at the close of present fiscal year ................................................................ Estimated income from County 4 mill levy for the ensuing fiscal year -................................. Estimated income from State Aid........................................................................ ... .. .. Estimated income from all other miscellaneous Revenue -----------Total estimate income other than district ad valorem tax for the ensuing fiscal year ....
500,000 4T3T, 532 378 0^ 427
(Sum of Items 4, 5, 6 & 7) 9. Balance required to be raised from district ad valorem taxes........................................................................ (Item 3 minus Item 8) 10. Since the net assessed valuation of the school district is $.11-2.'-L.y.32.P.2.A.._'iy.------- an ad valorem tax levy. of______ .3-5..— mills would be required to raise the additional amount of money required to finance the preliminary esti-----mate of needs for current expense, as hereinabove set forth for the ensuing fiscal year. (Item 9 divided by valuation) • 11. Less authorized levies not requiring the approval of the school district electors 12. Additional number of mills needed to meet the needs of the school district for current expenses from the General Fund (if any.) ...................................................................................-........................................................................
$__ 14,003,663
35
.Mills
.20______ Mills
15
.Mills
NOTE: (The Constitution limits the Emergency Levy which may be voted to meet the needs of the school district to 5 mills and the Local Support Levy to 10 mills).
THE ESTIMATED AMOUNT NEEDED FOR ERECTING, REMODELING, OR REPAIRING SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND FOR PURCHASING FURNITURE FOR THE --------------
o
. wn—SLA—
—.Ar. rnAl,
tu b
crunm
DICTDICT mill DING FUND._____________________ ______________ ______________________________
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
R. Continued.
t'XTION FRrLBlf.X XRY»rsi I3V&JLr*\Frt>4 ■I *|1 rihariesfobriffi&P'Clfe'ri?, 1 I n.1 ' ’
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P'd"n'ingj».Place No- 70. r a noutir or amounts of money'hnd'fhaltat rate otj rates.i Pbllingji .ol’s'317 North-Gediy..’In td for the support ahd m nntenanew oi'the schools, School 1 DistucUNo 69 of Oklahoma County,-Okfahoma'foi Pcail P — ’ Buford 'Judge Coxa £ C'eik* Rosatis-Bethel XE'ED’s'FROM, THE ERM IUNDUTffi’'xrAIN- i Pollirig«eiS.'ce?’No, 71 at'Pat me THE/ ENSUING SCHOOL School. *67000AS "Hudson Inspect rERXi OFfiSClIOOL Sheldbrr „ Sheldbtr «F.’. Cox. .Judge, Caiol .S'! 5i0‘7fe Hdnseri,/Clerk;’ Clara Bell McBnc 00 Seiles-^A'din’inistrative Services > Polhng Pl ice No 72 at Bien _ <22'080,000 ’ * Senes—Insti uctional Sei vices-----4101 S'Wt 27th -Pl.1, Inspector 130 592’ Sene -lAltcndanc ’ and He 1th Servce — Fredlllanrson;'- Jud’gc, Via 273,390 Seiles—Transportation Sei vices--------------King; Cleik. Mrs. G. I Butle Senes—Opu mon oi Plant ----- 3 353 565 Polling Place No..7.3 at Polk 141 35k Sei les—Maintenance or Plant------------------380o N Pro'-pxct Inspect™ Inis S nano Senes-^Fixed C harges ----------- -------- 1,131 1’17 Duplois luilge Opal K Eb'; Clerk, 800 Sene -jrood Services and Student Body Edith^Short.’ -■, ■ ~~ . ‘ , Activities_______ — ------------------Polling Place No. 71 at Prairie 542 185 900 Senes—fbihmunity S-rvn es_____________ Queen, 6609 S Blackwelder. Inspec" "total Gul lent Expense --------------------1. ts Hazel K. Skidmore; Judge; (Sum of 100 through $00 Serins) 100 000 Reba S. Fiecman; Cleik, Lorene L. 2 Capital Outlay (1000 Scries)-------------------------Sv atek Polling Place No. 75 at Putnam 3 Total Fslimatcct Needs TTom General Fund--------------------- ’>2* 8B 000 Heights, 1601 NW doth Inspector, 8 THE ESTA1AlEDnSlNU>ME FOR THE GENERAL FUND FROM Mrs* Robert J Smith, Judge, Frmces T. Norris; Cletk, Mane M. KasSOURCES O1HER IHAS DTSlRItl AD VALOREM TAXES. par. . 4. Piohible Mie nee on hind if an\, at the 500,000 , Polling. Place No. 76-, at Rancho close ot present fiscaj \exr — — Village, 1401 S. Johnston -Dr. In5 hshmattd Income fiom countv 4 mill > \; spector, Helen Walker; Judge, Cryskvv foi the ehslnng fiscal vtu--------------------- 1,431,532 tal Ferguson; Clerk, Theams Stat6 Fstimatcd mcoifte itom State Aid---------- —— 4,902.378 ham. 7 tstima ed income fiom all other Polling Place No. 77 at Ridgeview, miscellaneous Rtvenuo - — — --------- - 8,055,427 8 Total estimated income otha than district ad ___________ $14,889,337 10010 N.. Ridgeview, Village. Inspec\alorcm tax for the ensuing tlocal \tar ——tor, Helen Hays; Judge, Marjorie J. Bacus; Clerk, Lenore Ulrey. i Polling Place No. 78 at Riverside, CSum of Items 4 5 6 & 7) t . - 421 S.W. 11th. Inspector, Anna M. 9. Balance itquued to be raistd from district ad valoiem taxes (Item 3 minus Item —--------- --$14,003,bM Michalik; Judge, Marguerite C. Serzais; Clerk, Mrs..Mf G. Childress. 10 Since the net- assessed valuation ot thef school.district is. ^400 104 663 00 an ad valoiem tnx levy ofv 35 mills? would be Polling-Place No. 79 at Rockwood, lequned to iaisn the additional amount oft money required6101 S.W. 24th. Inspector, Sara to tinance the pi Uimin irv estimate of4 needs for current Brown? Judge, Dorothy. Ferguson; expensi s, as h icmabove set forth for the, ensuing^.fiscal f.Jvy+M. Johnson. 35? Mills sClerk jeai_ ____ - — — —-----Rolling Place No. 80 at Roosevelt^ (Item 9 divided bv valuation) §233 S.W. 44tte Inspector, Mrs. Paul 11. Less authorized levies not requiring the approval, of the 20i Mills house; Judge, Mrs. Robert Coffschool* dibtiici electors-------- ------------ *--------- man; Clerk, Mrs. A. C. Spillman., Additional»number »of mills needed Polling; Place No.. 81 at-'Ross, 1 fdistuuUfoi current expenses from the Gone-''1 ool 4120 Mignoha Inspector, ginla'-17 McKeel; 'trudge, Marg1- ■ (llic'conVhrufirm'limifs’the Emergent Lev} wl aret-.. J. Garcia;. Clerk; Della, M; voted to meet the needs or the school district to 5 mills and the Morphis. ’ lHL°rSlCIMATED "AMOUNT NEEDED FOR ERECTING, REMODEL-. Polling Place No. 82 at Sequpyah, 2400.N.W. 36th. Inspector, Mrs. Vera ING OR REPAIRING SCHOOI BUILDINGS AND FOR’ PURCHAS.Judge, Mrsi C. J. Thomas; ' ING TURNI1URE TOR THE ENSUING YEAR OR YEARS, TO BE Rose; Clerk, Yvonne Cranford. PROXIDED FOR FROM THE SCHOOL DISTRICT BUILDING FUND. Polling Place No. 83’ at- Shidler, 1* Fleeting new buildinps----- —------------$ 1415 S. Byers. Inspector, Peggy -El2 Remodeling or rcpaiimg school buildings----- 1,700,523 lis; Judge, Ruth Heide; Clerk;- Ma? 3 Furnitui e — - 500,OUv Morton. ’ 4. Total estimated needs to bt linanced from the building-fund $ 2,200,523 TiePolling Place No. 84 at Shields THE ESTIM7W-EIDniNCOML AND SOURCES FOR THE> SCHOOL DIS- Heights, 301 S.E. 38th. Inspector, L. F. Wright; Judge, Mrs. Grace ElliTRICT BUII DING FUND son; Clerk, Mrs. Bob R. Frymire. -5.* Probable balance on hand, if any, at close of present /Polling Place No. 85 at Southeast, fiscal year_____________ ____ __________ $ 200,000 ’5201 S. Shields. Inspector, Mrs. Shel6 'Estimated.Income from other soiices----- — — 0— • 7.* TotSlffesltimatod accumulations and other Income--------------- $ 200,000 idon Cox; Judge, Charlene Tate; (Clerk, Betty Payne. 1 ' tbuih of Items 5 &. 6) , • - ,r Polling Place No. 86 at Southern J5. BalKricO required to be raised from district ad valorem .Hills; 7800 S. Kentucky. Inspector, - taxes (Item 4 Minus Item 7)------------ ------------------ ----------- -$ 2,000,523 Mildred L. Malone; Judge, Velma Jones; Clerk, KatHryn A. Woods. 9.1. An’Ad valoicm tax levs of 5 Mills will be required to meet Polling Place No. 87 at Spencer, the need of the district building fund (Not to exceed 5 Mills) for the ensuing vear 5 M.1**** 8900 N. E. 50. Inspector, W. J. , An election is hereto. called for the purpose'of voting on the .question Mastin; Judge, Mildred’ E., Engof making the following levies for which an estimated need is hereinabove land; Clerk, Henrletta’White. Polhng Place No. 88 at Stand shown _ , Watie ,School, 3517, So. Linn. In. Emergency Levy............................... - 5 Mills spector, Mrs. T. F. Stapp;' Judge, Lou il Suppoit Levy---------------------- 10 Mills Mrs. Donald F. Boevers; Clerk, Building 1 und Levy_____ c 5 Mills. said election to be held«t the polling places listed below on March 7, 1967, Mrs John* J. Soos . Polling Place- No. 89 at Star between'the hours of 7 00 AjM and 7 00 P.M. APPROVED on February Qf Educatjon o( independent School School, 8917 N. E. 23. Inspector, Carmen Wangler; Judge, Beulah B. /cpoiv Disci ict No 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Morris; Clerk, Mrs. H. Floyd Swem. Polling Place- No. 90 at- Star. By WILLIAM F. LOTT, President of Board-of Education. Spencer School, 3001 N. E.“ Spencer Rd. Inspector, Paul . C. Judgins,1 Attest WiTma Cain, Clerk oi Board of Education. Sr.; Jiidge, Sylvia Wlllcqx; Clerk, Mrs. J. H. Coffman. - . Pastures, 4300 N. Post Road. In • Polling Place No I at Adams Polling P-lace No. 91 at Stonegate Scliool 3416 S XV 37th Inspector spector, Mabie Killens; Judge, .Mil- School, 2601 N. W. 112. Inspector, dred J. Bates; Clerk, Liller Belle Mia Oda Plummer Judge Mrs Peggy Heller; Judge, Ethel J. NlsFrances M Brown, Cleik Mis Eva Cai rethers. ley.; Clerk, Billye Smith. Polling Place No. 36' at 'Harding Rogcis. _ . Polling Place No. 92 at Sunset -Polling Place No 2 at Arcadia School, 3333 N'. Shartel. Inspector, School; -3105 Sunset-Blvij. Inspector, School, Arcadia, Oklahoma In-pec Catherine White; Judge, Grace" Bar' Thelma Jones; Judge, Manjane tor,' F M Crabb, Judge O B Rob bet, Clerk, Mrs. A. H. Meek. ■ Newton; Clerk, Virginia Bumpass.. erts. Clerk Mvrtto Thompson Polling’Place No. 37-at Harmony; Polling Place No 3 at Arthur School, 1537 N. E. 24th. Inspector,, Polling Place No. 93 at Taft, School, School, 5100 S. Independence In- Zula O. Pazoureck; Judge, Jentiiei 2901 N. W. 23. ..Inspector, Margaret spector, Mis K E Middleton, V Stephenson; Clerk, Ddlores ,M.I Flemming;-Judge, Verna Childers; Clerk, Mary M. Gleason. , Judge, Mi Wannell-McCracken, Montgomery. ; Polling Place Nq / 94 at Taylor Clerk; Maxine Huskinson Polling Place'No.' 38 at Harrisoni School, 633 N. W-. 52. Inspector, Polling Place No 1 at Belle Isle 701 Britton Road. Inspector, Bernice S. Aaron; Judge, Loydene School, 5°04 N Villa Inspcctoi, School, Mny'V. Lawrence; Judge, .Grace Owen; -Clerk, Florence Cummins. Vyonda V Soirels, Judge Bendetta Polling-Place No. 95'-at-Telstar N Gray, Clerk, Mrs Nesbitt L Puce; Clerk, Irene L. Lewis. School, 9521 N. E; 16, Midwest Polling Place No. 39 .at Haw'thorne Miller , Polling Pl ice No 5 at Britton Ele School, 2300 N. W. 15th. Ihspector, City Inspector, Gladys M. Brown; Judge, A. Kay Ballard,; Clerk, Mrs. mentarv School, 1215 N W 93th Mrs. A. V.'McCuiston; Judge,’Mrs. Inspector, Mrs A N Ladd, Judge, C W. i Anderson; Clerk, Mrs, .Velma Allen Matthews. Polling Place. No. 96 at -Truman Jennie L. Atha, Clerk,, Mis Shu ley S Arnold. 1324 N. Kelham. Inspector, tR Bass „ Polling Place No 40 at liases School, Ernestine Carmichael; Judge,, GeneJ Polling Place No, 6 at Brv in School 6 M0 S Bver In pcctor Gentry; Clerk, S. B. Giddings.,T I"cl 1 11 i X 11 Ada Wilb ink , Judge Jacqueline vaPolling Place ’No. 97 at, JEyler Dale McClure, -Judge. Genevieve J. Goodman, Clerk, XVanda J. W.V1/. i A, - n t Po,lling®’Place No. 41 atj^eiirM Whitworth; Cleik, Jeri D Stej kal School, 3901 S Robinson Inspector, Polling Place No. 98 at Univusity Mrs: -aAnna,-Breeden;'. Judge, -Mrs./ Heights __ ,_____ i School,-6215 ’’Wewwix I vaus. rn - - " Reed:,Clerk, Lucille Hogue Polhng’Flac^ No ,7 at Buchanan ScHpol' ,4126'N "JK JR Inspector, ^FutoriWft^’Clerk1,6!)^ "p . Ashford11
polling plnces'listed’below on March 7, 1967, W,'»and'7:00 P.M? ’ ■' ' , Et6r-'1967. ' , ' ' ■ ’ Board of Education of Independent School -■District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. (Seal) ?» ' By WILLIAM F. LOTT, ’ President of Board, of Education. 'Attest: Wifriia Cain, Clerk of Board of Education. i Rolling Place No. 1 at Adams School, 3416 S. W. 37th. Inspector, Mrs. ',Oda Plummer; Judge, Mrs, Frances M. Brown; Clerk. Mrs. Eva Rogers. Polling Place No. 2 at Arcadia School, Arcadia, Oklahoma. Inspector, F. M. Crabb; Judge, O. B. Roberts; Clerk, Myrtle-Thompson,' Polling Place No. 3 at-Arthur School, 5100 S. Independence! Inspector, Mi's. K. E. Middleton; Judge, Mrs. Wannell McCracken; Clerk, Maxine Huskinson. Polling Place No. 4 at Belle Isle School, 5904 N. Villa. Inspector, Vyonda V. Sorrels; Judge? Bendetta N. Gray; Clerk, Mrs. Nesbitt L. Miller., ’."‘Polling Place No. 5 at Britton Elementary School, ,1215 N. W. 95th. Inspector, Mrs. A. N. Ladd; Judge, Jennie L. Atha; Clerk, Mrs. Shirley
Polling Place No. 6 at Bryan School, 1134 N. W. 8. Inspector, Dale McClure; Judge. Genevieve Reed: Clerk", jjicjlle Hogue. , Polling Place'-'No. 7 at Buchanan ■School 41 6 N W 18 Inspector,
Pastures, 4300 N. Post Road. In/Milspector, Mabie Killen I'" s ; Judge; ' ' dred J. Bates; Clerk, Liller Belle Carrethers. Polling Place No. 36 at Harding School, 3333 N. Shartel. Inspector, Catherine White; Judge;. Grace Barber; Clerk, Mrs. A. H. Meek. Polling Place Ro. 37 -at Harmony School, 1537 -N. a 24th. Inspector, Zula O. Pazohrece; Judge, Jennie V. Stephenson;\p»rk, Dolores -M. Montgomery. Polling Place No. 38 at Harrison School, 701 Britton' Road. Inspector, Mary V. Lawrence; Judge, Grace Price.; Clerk, Irene L. Lewis. Polling Place No. 39 at Hawthorne School, 2300 N. W. 15th. inspector, Mrs. A. V. McCuiston; Judge, Mrs. C. W. Anderson; Clerk, Mrs. Velma S. Arnold. Polling Place No. 40 at Hayes School, . 6900 S. Byers. Inspector, Ada Wilbanks; - Judge, Jacqueline J. / Goodman; Clerk, Wanda J. ■Feken. ■ '■> ■ . , , „ Polling Place No. 41 at Henry School, 5901 S. Robinson. Inspector,
Polling Place No. 8 at Burbank School, 3232 N. W- 65. Inspector, Peggy L. Boyd; Judge; Wilma Hecj kel; Clerk, ‘Charlene E Steyes. >, -polling Place Nd. 9'at Capitol Hill Jr. School, 2717 S. RobirisonrpW .spector, Mrs.1 A. B.vThylbrT( Judge; Ruby dulldn; Clerk,YMaryjButrer ]’ '"'Polling Place No. 10 ar Capital Hill Sr., 500 S. W. 36th. > Inspector, Gladys-A. Smith; Judge, Irene Keesee; Clerk, Lorend Chesnut. ■ Polling -Place No. ,11 at Central High,'817 North Robinson. Inspector, Mabel M. Nicholas; Judge, ZelIa M. Hemker; Clerk, Lepna Kitchen. Polling Place No.112 at. Classen ■High1 School, 1901 N.. Ellison.- .inspector, Nola Shannon; Judge,-.Fred Shannon; 'Clerk', Ralph’ L.> Jones. Polling Place No. 13 at Cleveland School, 2725' N. W.' 23., Inspector, Arietta Anderson; Judge, .Cecil Higgins; Clerk,'. Mary L. Westmoreland. , .Polling Place No. 14 at Columbus .ScnopI, 2402’ S. Pennsylvania. Inspector, Nola Moslan'der; Judge, Valia "Floyd; Clerk, Ethelyn F. Jenkins.” ... Folling Place No. 15 at Coolidge School, ,5212vS. Villa. 'Inspector, Irma' _■ Robinson; Judge, LaVon Schmidt; Cldrk,-Mary Evelyn Kennedy.,1 f ' I . . jl;P.olling‘Place, No. J16 at Creston Hills School, 2240 N. E.' 19. In,spector,.-Mrs. -iH.i S.-’Nichgls;, Judge, Mrs Ulvsses McElroy, Cleik, Mis Dbris Williams.! , i ; Folling Place No. 17 at Culbertfson;rl20rN.'E. 12. 'Inspector, Mrs. J, L. Powers;-Judge,' Mrs. T. .A. .Robertson; Clerk, Mrs. J. O,,Bishop*. ^Polling '-Place No-- 18 - at David School; .-324 S. E.' 53rd. -Inspector, Marguerite - Crews;1?1 Judge, Lois S®1jt;±!Clerk,f Lizzie Blessing. -Place No 19 at Dewey Bsfig'' 13500? -N.. Lindsay. Inspector,
othy J. Sharp. ., ■ . Polling Place- No. 4? pt Heronville School, 1240 S. W. 29th. Inspector, Mrs. Charles Barnard; Judge, Mrs. Neoma Gatten; Cl’e'rk, Mary A. Bush, Polling Place No. 43 at Hillcrest School,' 2732 s. W. 63rd. Inspector, Mary Elizabeth SkeeJ; Judge, Lorena Moody; Clerk, Donna Burkhart. Polling Place No. 44 at Horace Mann School, 1105 N. W. 45th. Inspector, Iya K.- Davis; Judge,. Mrs? Clara Teter; Clerk, Mrs. James Mullins. , 1 Polling Place No.' 45 at Hoover. School. 2401 N. W. 115th. Inspector? Mrs?" Wesley Emmons; Judge, Mrs.Victor Cleland; Clerk, Mrs. Bill George.’ Polling Place No. 46' at Jackson, School, 2601 S. Villa. Inspector,; Irene Swafford; Judge, Anita Jan Pritner; Clerk, Ethel M. Adair. J . Polling Place No. 47 at Jefferson School, 6800 S. Blackwelder. Ini spector, -Doris■ ' Anne : Heartsill; Judge, Mrs. .Kathryn Reddick; Clerk, Mrs. Judith Petty. Pollings Place' No.- -48 at Johnson School, 1810 Sheffield Road. Inspect tor,. Mildred A. .Hbrmann ; Judge,’ •Dorothy Edwards; Clerk, Virginia CI Giles. " J Polling Place No. 49 at John Marshall School, 9017 N. University. Ini spector, Mrs. Berneta Moore; Judge, Mrs. Effie J. Long; Clerk} Mrs. Florence.,Green. Polling Place No. 50 at Kaiser School, 3125 Lyons Blvd, Inspector Ruth A. Blaney’; Judge, Helep.R Mutphy; Clerk, Belva L. Haney. Rolling Place No. 51 at Kennedy School, 1901 N. E. 13th. Inspector; Mary Jane Miller; Judge,'Arnetas Williams; Clerk, Clara W. Wright Polling Place No. 52 at Lafayette School, 500 S. W. 44th. Inspector! Mrs.. Gene Grimes; Judge, Avonne : M. Howaid, Judge Juanita C. Knox; .Clerk, Jane E. Blanchard! F«Biirris;‘iCle;rk, Alice; M.'Voelkers. Folling Place, No. 53 at Lee ■■lng Place No. 20 at Dou«lass School, 424 S. W. - 29th. Inspector; ■bgOOiN.-.-Eastern. - Inspector, Millie Wyont; Judge, Clara B. Brisf -e Cox, Judge, Bonita Jean coe; Clerk, Mary L. Harris. ! Clerk, Sammie Sampson. ‘Polling Place No. 54 at Lincoln School, 1138 N.. Geary. Inspector ng Place No 21 at Dunbar Eula A. Looney; Judge, Nadine acnopiJ.s-1432 'NJ -EJ 7.- Inspector,’ Tadlock; Clerk, Mabel McDonnell! Polling Place .No.,55 at Linwood grs. W. -W. ThomasJudge?1-:L. ariet Robinson; -Clerk, Mrs. Lula School, 3416 N. W. 17th. Inspector} Mrs. Mary Yates; Judge, Mrs. Al Woodward. ng ?P lace No.- 22 at' Dunjee Jennings; Clerk, Vermel Malone. 1 7 N.' Ez.44 ’&'Anderson. In- Polling Place No. 56 at Lone Star r, BonnfirDean Cudjo; Judge, School, 1901 ’E. Hefner Road. Inf le'Mae Johnson; Clerk, Alice spector, Patricia Jane Wilmoth; Judge, Darlene M. Norman; Clerk! Banks. ' { ‘‘■Rolling Place No. 23 Edgemere, Helen Faye Bartlett. Polling Place No. 57 at Longfel3200‘-N. Walker. Inspector, John low School; 1201 — N^ E. 48th. In A. Wilson; Judge, Ethel A. Davis; spector, Mi TJ. EWilson. Richey, Judge, Clerk. Mrs. Si Verna ^frs-F Hope, Clerk, Mrs. R. K| dison,
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lolm^-STuffigssSfrsr Cleik, Eatlene JohnHetk ” Rolling Place No. 25 at Edwards School, 1123 N E Grand Blvd Inspector, Clovis Cogburn; Judge, iD.e'anha Powell; Clerk, Sammie E. Rogers. , a Polling Place 'No. 26 at Eisenhower. School, at 1301 N.E. 101. Inspector," Mary Lois Boorom; Judge, Pat Wilmoth;'. Clerk, Mrs. Lane'Vaughn.'■'Rolling Place No. 27 at Emerson S$didol,-s 715 N. Walker. Inspector, 'Anna Chimperle; Judge, Edith Sterkel;' Clerk,"Margatet Wellner.. --Polling "Place No. 28 at Eugen'e Field School 111. N Klein In Spector, Mrs Claude ,F.>'Eoster;'Judge,.-,Clara R. Baxter; Clerk,'HazeimeJReid; , - ** ^Rolling "'Place',Np.' 29' at Fillmore School, 5200 S. Blackwelder. Inspector? Slsorcric' 'M. Halstead; ■ - Judge, Maiy D Colley; Cleik, Dessic Lee WKitfieJd^. ",' ■? ■ > ‘ " ^P'dinng?-PlacefNo. 30'.at Foster fSpliool, 54th and Foster Road.*1 Inspector, Frashcr V Jobe, Judge, Offllift'eMollmon; 'Clerk, Bee.Boehtaisch w-.R SPolling Place No 31 at Garden sOak School 3101 N E 16th Inspector,’■ Ora C ’Brown; Judge, Lu'CilleJ'B.-’vStfewart;' Clerk, Gail L. B' '11X RolliBg>Place 'No! 32' at-Garfield ,tfool,s 4104 S'. Drepcel. Inspector, :tty J. Hulsopple; Judge, Evelyn R "Tomlinson; Clerk, Mary Jane ‘Finney. 1 t>£Fblling- Place No. 33 at Gatewood School,' 1821 N. W. 21st. Inspector, ;gess: M Lewis, Judge, Nancy C. iEiIIey; Clerk,' Nora Imogene Beesley * ' fAPolUng.- Place No.’ 34 - at. U. S. Grant School,. 5016 S.’Pennsylvania, Inspector, Eulcne Siess; Judge, Opal Hopkips, Clerk,' Josephine Barnum. ' - - > ’ _ . ' •Polling .Place No.1 35‘at- Green
r1 Polling Place No. 58 at Madison ■School, 3117 N. Independence. Inf spector, Helen M. Quine; Judge, OliVe H. Gray; Clerk, Ozella Mcr Farland. ; Polling Place No. 59 at 'Mark Twain School, 2451 W. Main. Inspector, Katherine Cutler-; Judge; Martha Cook; Clerk, Nellie Noffsinger. Polling Place No. 60 at Mayfair School, 3200 N. W. 48th. Inspector, Mrs. Kuby F. Busch. Judge, Delores F. Day; Clerk, Mary C. Scott. '■■ Polling Place No. 61 at McKinley School, 5315 S. Shartel. Inspector, Jayne A. Wade; Judge, Avanelle Bowen; Clerk, Betty J. Lyons. , Polling Place No. 62 at, Monroe School, 4810 "N. Linn. Inspector, Christene Vassilopoulos; Judge, Marie- Gary; Clerk, Anna K. Spitler. | Polling ■ Place ;No. 63 -at- Moon School, 1100, N.' Lindsay. Inspector, Carrie Holloway; Judge, Betty-Mae Douglas; Clerk, Gloria-Hill. -: Polling Place No. .64 at Nichols Hills -School, 1301 Wilshire .Blvd.', Nichols Hills. Inspector, Mrs. John S. Pine; Judge, Alta M. Dfevera;1 Clerk, Bernice D. Harper.' Polling Place No. 65 at Northeast School, 3100 N. Kelley. Inspector, Lorene C. Farris;' Judge, Isabelle Schoch; Glerk, Nora -L. Schmoidt. : Polling Place No. 66 at North Highland, 8400 N. Robinson. Ini spector, Callie Motter; Judge, Rose J. Wilcox; Clerk, Jerd J. Blevins. ( Polling Place No. 67 at Northwest Classen, 2801 N.W. 27th. Inspector, Stella J. Webb; Judge, Evelyn A. Garr; Clerk, Bessie" L. Wiggins. . , Polling Place No. 68'at Oakridge School, 4100 Leonhardt, Dr. In^ spector, Alberta Crawford; Judge. Ruth Staton; Clerk, Betty J. Ben1 nett. ’ Polling Place No. 69 at Orchard Park,. 3 North Brauer. Inspector, Mrs. Basil O. Pate;, Judge, Mrs.
; ■ Clerk, Mrs’ John* f. ' ^Polling1 *'Plife< School7 e891Y“Nr .................~ ” ‘.E);“‘23“''j[rtspect?or,' Carmen Wangler;" Judge, Beulah B. Morris; Clerk, Mrs. H. Floyd Swem. Polling Place . No. 90' at Stair Spencer School, ■ 3001- N. E. Spencer! Rd. Inspector, Paul C. Judgins,' Sr.; Judge, Sylvia Willcox; Clerk, Mrs. J. H. Coffman. Polling Place No. 91 at Stonegate School, 2601 N. W. 112. Inspector, Peggy Heller; Judge, Ethel J. Nisley; Clerk,. Billye Smith. Polling Place No. 92 at Sunset School, 3105 Sunset Blvd. Inspector,i Thelma Jones; Judge, Marijane Newton; Clerk, Virginia.Bumpass. .Polling Place No.. 93.at Taft School," 2901 N. W. 23. Inspector, Margaret Flemming; Judge, Verna Childers; Clerk, Mary M. Gleason. - Polling : Place No. 94 -at Taylor School, 633 N. W. 52. Inspector, Bernice S. Aaron; Judge, Loydene Owen; Clerk, Florence Cummins, •Polling Place No. 95 at Telstar School, 9521 N. E. 16, Midwest City. Inspector, Gladys M. Brown; Judge, A. Kay Ballard.; Clerk, Mrs. Allen Matthews. Polling Place No. 96 at Truman School,. 1324 N. Kelham. Inspector; Ernestine Carmichael; Judge, Geneva Gentry; Clerk, S. B. Giddings. Polling Place No. 97 at Tyler School, 1621 S. W. 15th. inspector, Betty - *J.1 Valentine;1 Judge1,-Ruth Whitworth; Clerk, Jeri D. Stejskal. ,,-P^ljjm I^lace,No,,.98.{at Umyersity. » «Wtt
Reed. Polling Place No. 99 at Valley Brook School, 6315 S. Camille. Inspector, Mrs. S^pimy Penington; Judge, Doris Jantzen; Clerk, ;<Ellen. Mashore. Polling Place No? 106 at Van Buren School, 2700 S. W. 40th. Inspector, Ruth I. Faris; Judge, Jurlene L. Mitchell; Clerk, Merle Airington. Polling Place No. 101 at Walnut Grove School, 500 S. Durlpnd. Inspector, Loretta Rutledge; Judge, Margaret Hollenbeck; Clerk, Edna Lamb. Polling Place No. 102 at Washington School, 820 W. California. Inspector, Anna L. Casselberry; Judge, Margaret Hurst; Clerk, Katherine M. Shotwell. Polling Place No. 103 at Webster School, 6708 S. Santa Fe. Inspector, Mrs. John Ruby; Judge, Letha Garrison; Clerk, Ople M. Stevens. . Polling Plac'e No. 104 at West Nichols -• Hills, 8304 Greystone. Inspector, W. H. Bell; -Judge; Christine E. Lopshire; Clerk, Helen J. Whiteley. Polling Place No. 105 at Western Village, School, 1508 N. W. 106th. Inspector, Suzanne Totten; Judge, Winifred G. Hughes; Clerk,,'Ruby Marie Witten. Polling Place No. 106 at West1 wood' School, 1701 Exchange. Inspector, Ruth Alexander; Judge, Mane Jessup; Clerk, Lois L. Upton. Polling,Place No. 107 at Wheeler School, 501 S. E. 25fh. Inspector, Billie J. White; Judge, Ruby .Fowler; Clerk, Bertha Lou Nixon. .Polling Place No. 108 at Willard School, 1400 N. W. 3rd. Inspector, Lucy E. Miller; Judge, Mae JB. Werneke; Clerk, Mrs. Ella W. Soloman. Polling Place No. 109 at Willow Brook School, 8105 N. E. 10th, Midwest City. Inspector, Mrs. R. C’ Winans; Judge, Veta Wildenstein; Clerk, Jewel Rains. Polling Place No. ’’Ere at Wilson School, 2215 N. Walker. Inspector, Katherine J. Mitchell; Judge, Alma L. Stephens; Clerk, Wilma B.-Sisney. Polling Place No. Ill at Woodson School, 600 N. High. Inspector, Minnie V. Anderson; Judge, Era Jean Adams; Clerk, Viola Easley. Polling Place No. 112 at -Wright School, 6901 N. - Sooner tor, Ethelda Burge; Ju Ruth Jones; Clerk, Lau (Published 'in The Daily nal-Record February,.
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconledYby Mr. Estes to approve easements to utility companies for the purposes of constricting, maintaining, and operating appurtenances and fixtures for transmission of utility services under, across and upon the
following: 1
To Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company, 321 North Harvey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. These easements on the north and west sides of Northwest Classen High School site. a.
An easement in the Southwest 1/4, Section 19, Township 12 North, Range 3 West, Oklahoma County, lying 10 feet either side of a centerline, and beginning at a point approximately 197 feet east and 370 feet south of the Northwest corner of said Southwest 1A; thence southeasterly a distance of approximately 280 feet to a point approximately 430 feet east and 490 feet south of said Northwest corner Southwest 1/4.
1.
An easement being in the Southwest 1/4, Section 19, Township 12 i North, Range 3 West, of Oklahoma County, beginning at a point 405 feet east and 22 feet south of the Northwest corner of said 1/4,* thence south-southwesterly approximately 150 feet to a point approximately 378 feet east and 167 feet South of said Northwest Corner of said 1/4; thence southwesterly approximately 470 feet to a point 490 feet south and 35 feet east of the said Northwest corner of said Southwest 1/4.
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2.
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To Oklahoma Natural Gas Company, 401 North Harvey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, This easement along the east side of the Vocational-Technical Education Center site parallel to Bryant Avenue.
a.
An easement within the west 17 feet of the east 50 feet of the Southeast 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 24, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
The Board's attorney has approved the easements as to form. "Aye" on roll call.
All members present voted
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R. #48 j It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill that easements be granted ,to the - Stori City of Oklahoma City for the purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating a storm:Easement â– I > Sewer - Kaiser | sewer and appurtenances thereto, over, through and upon the following property: 1.
A permanent easement over a part of Block 19, L. L. Lyon Skyline View Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the North line of said Block 19 approximately 70 feet West of the Northeast corner thereof; thence on a line bearing 20° 30' Southeasterly from the said North line approximately 80 feet to the East line of said Block 19, thence Northerly along said East line to the Northeast corner thereof; thence West along said North line to the point of beginning, this easement lying North and East of an existing storm sewer easement.
2.
A temporary easement over a strip of land 20 feet in width when measured at right angles to the Easterly side of Block 3, Steve Pennington's 10th Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and said Block 19 of L. L. Lyon Skyline V View Addition, said strip being immediately adjacent to the said Easterly side of said Blocks 3 and 19 and extending Southerly from a point 200 feet Northerly of the Southeast corner of said Block 19 to the point of intersection with the radius on the Southeast corner of said Block 3, said temporary easement to expire and revert when construction is completed.
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Easements are on the Kaiser Elementary School site, 3125 North Lyon Boulevard, at the north end and southeast corner of the site. The Board's attorney has approved the easements as to form. Motion carried unanimously.L
R. #49 Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of plumb ing-.equipment and tools for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies! Plumbing Eqpt which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: ) and Tools
$
Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Crane Supply Company M & V Supply Company, Inc. Jones-Newby Supply Company Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
113-32 288.30 356-71 9.60 236.96 177-65
$ 1,182.54 Motion carried unanimously.
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6,
1967 - CONT'D
R- #9 Continued
A. motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded hy Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of R. #50 Main. Materials materials and supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications: and Supplies Steel Supply Company Moorelane Sutton Supply Capitol Steel & Iron Company Standard Steel Company Kilpatrick Brothers
$ 8,386.87 649-00 323-30 290.00 972-00
Total
$10,621.17
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #51 Teaching Mtls, Title II App.
lit was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of library books, encyclopedias, filmstrips, recordings, and other teaching aids for use by all schools from the following companies:
American Education News Map of the Week Reader's Digest Services, Inc. Scholastic Magazines, Inc. American Guidance Service, Inc. Artext Prints, Inc. R. R. Bowker Company Stanley Bowmar Company, Inc. Century Records Children's Music Center, Inc. Creative Visuals, Inc. Doubleday & Company, Inc. Educational Audio Visual, Inc. Educational Record Sales Field Enterprises Education Corporation Films, Incorporated Filmstrip House, Inc. Finney Company Folkways Scholastic Records General Aniline & Film Corporation General Mills, Inc. Gillum Book Company Guidance Associates The Jam Handy Organization Learning Arts McCall Corporation Library Filmstrip Center Listening Library, Inc. Lyons Band Instrument Company McGraw Hill National Mailing Corporation National Tape Repository New York Graphic Society, Inc. Systems for Education, Inc. The Perfection Form Company Popular Science Publishing Company, Inc. Prentice-Hall, Inc. Rhythm Record Company Science Research Associates, Inc. South-Western Publishing Company Thompson Book & Supply Company Children's Press, Inc. John G. Ferguson Publishing Company Total
$
86.00 50.00 80.00 172.00 141.00 58.50 57-00 283.OO 262.00 100.38 91.00 1,249.56 1,204.98 7,446.13 15,482.35 72.00 421.00 138.00 74.31 175.00 70.00 85.00 378.65 364.50 113.06 75.00 75-00 86.56 115.00 5,023-75 62.00 56.40 60.75 1,478.95 130.08 770.00 19,620.00 1,228.50 1,007.95 50.25 1,099.50 9,140.66 1,093.55
$69,829.32
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title II, and are to be charged to Account 2.240-B. Motion carried unanimously.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 6, 1967 - CONT'D Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, December 31, 19^6, was submitted as I Food Service I j Statement_______ ( (information to the Board.
((BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
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((Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve Change Order #3 in the I;contract of J. J. Cook Construction Company on Demountable Buildings:
Dampers deleted from duct systems (all buildings) !;
' Underground, electric conduit (Truman Building)
DEDUCT
925.00
266.00
ADD
$
NET DEDUCT
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$
' R- #52 ; Change Order i #3 Demountable Buildings
659.00
((All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. 0 jilt was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr Hill to approve Change Order #3 in the Hcontract of Commander Construction Company on Hoover Junior High School: >1
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Omit labor, laying floor tile one room existing building, DEDUCT painting of soffits, and lead in roof flashing
$
■ R. #53 ; Change Order : #3 - Hoover
723-00
yMotion carried unanimously on roll call. h j,’Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried. I* ||THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
I ji |i ATTEST: h
jClerk j jApproved on the 6th day of March, 1967.
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: R. #54 J Adjournment
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 22, 1967 !(the
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOl^A CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION,
PURSUANT TO NOTICE DULY GIVEN, IN TEE
BOARD^ONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster, Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
HOthers present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff .members - N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Gerald Kidd, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Merle Monroe ■Ruhl Potts, Gene Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Jim Reid, The Daily ’Oklahoman; Craig Waters, The Oklahoma Journal.
■■The invocation was given by Dr. Kidd and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT R. #55 Professional Trips Approved
■A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated:
Otis Lawrence, National Science Teachers Association, March 17-21, 1967, Detroit, Michigan. Frances Peters, National Convention of American Personnel and Guidance Association, March 20-23, 1967, Dallas, Texas.
Jesse Lindley, North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, April 2-6, 1967, Chicago, Illinois. 'Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
The Superintendent further reported that Coleman Hayes had advised the Superintendent's jReport on Office that a Petition for Rehearing of Court Case Number 8523 was filed January 23, 1967,Court Case_____
PURCHASING zlt was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of heating supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which subEmitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
182.40 491.04 - 3,837-83 59-22 51.12
$
Norman Plumbing Supply Company Crane Supply Company Federal Corporation Jones-Newby Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company
$ 4,621.61
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD
Motion carried unanimously
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R. #57 'Motion was made by Dr Hill and seconded by Mr Rogers to approve the purchase of 'supplies and materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies Materials and :which submitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice: Supplies for Main. Dept. i $ 1,065.00 Morgensen Lumber Company ! s U. S. Supply Company 719.00 1 i
Total
rThese purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. roll call.
$ 1,784.00
Motion carried unanimously on
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 22, 1967 - CONT'D
iR. #58
â– Paper Purchase Approved
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of paper for use by the Instructional DeparW^pt from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$
Nationwide Papers Incorporated Western Paper Company Duplicating Products, Inc.
$ 8,028.99
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 2^0-M.
72.25 56.7^ 7,900.00
Motion carried unanimously
R. #59 Physical Educ. Equipment
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of physical education equipment for use by Webster Junior High School from Keller "Sports", Inc., which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,198.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #60 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Dr
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
ATTEST
Approved the 6th day of March, 1967
Hill, and carried
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MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOB^ CITY, OKLAHOMA., MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1967, AT 7:30 P.M. PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnsoi|, Attorney; K. D. Elswick, Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staf£ members - Floy Campbell, James. Casey, Don Gardner, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Alex J Higdon, Bob Keck, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, ! Roy Mullenix, Ruhl Potts, Gilbert Robinson, Gene Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, I Floyd Taylor; Mrs. Jack Patterson, PTA; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; six students from OCU; Representatives from St. George Eastern Orthodox Church; Principals and teachers from Coolidge, Davis, Dewey, Dunbar, Dunjee Elementary, Edgemere, Edison, Edwards, Emerson, Eugene Fields, Fillmore, Henry, Prairie Queen, Jefferson, Grant, Southeast, Stonegate; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma City Times. The invocation was given by Dr. Hill and was followed by roll call.
|Invocation______
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
jGuests Welcomed
On motion by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill, the meetings of February 6, 1967, and February 22, 1967, were approved as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
:R. $61 jMinutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's office.)
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Johnson reported that his activities had been routine and that he had nothing specific to report at this time.
|Attorney's iReport___________
Mr. Elswick reported that his activities with the Food Service accounts had been routine. Mr. Stockton presented Financial Statements for the School District's Funds for the period ended December 31 > 1966. He further stated that the vendor bills in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action.
Auditors' Reports
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the above reports as presented. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons to attend conferences as indicated:
Frank Addison, International Council for Exceptional Children, March 29-April 1, 1967, St. Louis, Missouri.
!r . #63
iProfessional |Trips Approved
Leymond Bowlby, Department of Audiovisual Instruction, Atlantic City, New Jersey, April 2-6, 1967• Alvin R. Eggeling, Southwest District Conference of the National Recreation and Park Association, El Paso, Texas, March 28-31, 19^7• (Board to pay expenses not to exceed $150.00.) ?All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. $64 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Betty Jean Miracle, former clerical employee in the Administration Building, Resolution of Appreciation deceased February 22, 1967• Motion carried.
The Superintendent made comments concerning the forthcoming millage elections.
Comments on Elections
PERSONNEL
It was requested that the persons listed below be employed and that contracts with the j Personnel teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent Recommended or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information i listed be approved. ;
78
MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - CONT’D Personnel
NAME
t L
P t K i U ‘N
INSTRUCTIONAL ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
NAME
'
■■■
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations
Mrs) nderson, Janice E. Mrs) 'erguson, Julia E.
Arthur Primary Taylor Kgn-^ Phys. Ed.
Mrs) Silis, Emma L.
Johnson 5th
2-15-67 2-24-67
2-17-67
(Mrs) Burgess, Jane (Miss) Kersey, Helen D.
5250.
o.u. B.S. E©C»SOCO BoS,
85250.
0
2-14-67
0
2-25-67
Arthur Primary Taylor % Kgn-% Phys. Ed.
Breitschuh - resigned)
(Mrs) Williams, Dorothy
5950.
Austin C« BOA«
7
1-26-67
Lee - Title I 6th-"Rem. yr. Only"
^Braden - transfer)
(Mrs) Smith, Emily J,
5750.
C*S»C9 B.S©
5
1-25-67
Fillmore Primary
(Grambling - transfer)
(Miss) Hines, Sandra L.
5250.
c«s*c« B.S©
0
2-1-67
Sunset 6th
(Smith - transfer)
(Mrs) DeLoney, Verdia
5250.
0
2-2-67
Creston Hills - 4th "Rem.of yr.Only"
.Frye - transfer)
(Mrs) Sanders, Nancy A,
5250.
S. Ill u, B*So
0
2-5-67
Edison Primary
(Richmond - resigned)
(Mrs) Hill, Linda D.
5250.
o.u. B.S.
0
2-5-67
Star Primary
(Gallimore - transfer)
(Mr) Williamson, Jimmy L,
5250.
Langston U. B.S.
0
1-50-67
Kennedy - Science "Rem. of yr. Only"
(Lamb - transfer)
(Mrs) George, Velda
5450.
O.S.U. B.S©
2%
1-16-67
Eisenhower-Home Ec, "Rem. of yr. Only"
5250.
O.U. . B.S.
0
2-15-67
12
1-18-67
Sequoyah - 6th "Rem. of yr. Only" Classen - Latin "Duration of Need"
0
1-51-67
Page Primary
0
1-50-67
Webster Eng© & S©S»
%
2-6-67
carver ctr-iitie 1 Spec, Ed,
(Mrs) Smith, Pamela F. (Miss) Snell, Ruth (Miss) Ray, Estell
(Rudolph - transfer) (Miller - L/A)
Additional Positions
5250.
(Afrs) Jim, Jennie J.
5515.
U. of Kan. B.A. c.s.c© B©S©
n
(Mrs) Jackson, Rosie L,
5250.
Langston U. B.S.
0
2-15-67
Culbertson-Title I Transitional
w
(Mrs) Riohardson, Johnnie M*
5250.
Langston U. B.S.
0
2-15-67
Green Pastures-Titlel Transitional
fl
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
Illness,,
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
(Mrs) Baldwin, Clyta
Steward
(Mrs) Vikstrom, Arvilla F, (Mrs) Mitchell, Janilou
Noakes
(Mrs) Watson, Iona
Burns
Maokey
Rolfe Qualls Woods
5250,
O.U. B.S. Langston U. B.S.
(ifrs) Hunter, Patricia L,
II
Fuhring
6550.
COS©C«
(Jfrs) Rogers, Patsy J, (Mrs) Haynes, Doris L.
(Mrs) Hoefle, Alma T. "(Mr) Reins, Dale A.
SALARY
85550,
5650. 6550.
5650. 5450. 5950.
6900. 6550,
DEGREE COLLEGE
s.w.s.c.
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
N.D.
9
2-9-67
M.S.U, B.S.
4
1-51-67
12
1-51-67
4
1-4-67
2
2-5-67
7
2-9-67
12
1-8-67
7
2- 14-67
c.s,c•
B.S# S.W.S.C. B.S. S.M.U. B.S. Lincoln U. B.S.
O.C.U. M.E, Peabody C. M.A.
ASSIGNMENT
Harrison - 6th "Duration of Need" Star - 5th & 6th "Duration of Need" Dewey - 6th "Duration of Need" Shields - Kgn. "Duration of Need" Sunset - 5rd "Duration of Need" Edwards - 5rd "Duration of Need"
Linwood - 4th "Duration of Need" Marshall - Science "Rem. of yr. Only"
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MEETING ON MARCH 6, 1967
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
CONT'D
\V“E
effec tive DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Personnel APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
-------------- Tto**1-----------------------
r—
-
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence Military
6350.
Mq Ao
7
1-26-67
Oakridge 5th Lincoln 6th
3-3-67
(Miss) Williams, Virginia A.
5250.
o.u. B»A©
0
2-6-67
Northwest English
Buchanan 1st
2-24-67
(Mrs) Utley, Blanche I,
5750.
S»E»S«C» N»D«
12
2-27-67
Buchanan - 1st "Rem. of yr. Only"
Westwood 3rd
3-3-67
(Mr) Dause, James Ho (Mr) Factory, Fred N, (Mr) Christian, Jann
Oakridge Sth Lincoln 6th Grant History
(Mr) Scott, William R.
Northwest English
(Mrs J Farmer, Helen A.
(Mrs) Kuntz, Mary L.
(Mrs) Wilson, Syble M, (Mrs) Wright, Artiemesie
2-17-67
2-24-67
55250.
2-17-67
L.R.U. B©A< Prairie View
0
1-20-67
Maternity
PERSONNEL
CLERICAL NAME
effect ive DATE
ASSIGNMENT
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations (Mrs) Holmes, Polly A.
Washington Clerk
(Mrs) Bradley, Louise
2-7-67
Washington Clerk
5255.
2-13-67
235.
1-31-67
235.
2-6-67
Supply Temp. Clerk Star spencer sr. Temp. Clerk
2-2-67
Southeast Temp. Clerk
(Belyeu - L/A)
(Mrs) Austin, Bernice (Mrs) Baldwin, Senora N.
(Katsakis - ill)
(Mrs) Keel, Melba D.
235.
1-31-67
(Mrs) Meadows, Eloise
250.
2-7-67
Truman - Title 1 Mat. Ctr. Aide
1-27-67
(Mrs) Atkinson, Irean D.
250.
2-7-67
Dunjee - Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Mrs) Medlock, Linda L
270.
1-30-67
Reading Clinic-Title Clerk
(Mrs) Scott, Sharon K. (Miss) Jeffery, Hattie R.
Jackson - Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide Truman - Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Mrs) Boxley, Betty
Dunjee - Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
-
,
2-15-67
(Monson - resigned)
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80
MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - CONT'D Personnel
PERSONNEL
Food Service NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effec tive DATE
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Resignations McKinley Helper
2-7-67
Brown, Viola
Harmony Helper
2-6-67
Mercer, Doris
Fillmore Helper
2-9-67
O’Neal, Jo Ann
Britton Helper
2-8-67
Robinson, Helen Rs
Classen Helper
2-20-67
Hammons, SyIvina
Truman Helper
2-16-67
Smith, Helen
Woodson Cook
2-3-67
Birdsong, Leota
Leave of Absence
-
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
SALARY
Batson, Delores
1.55hr.
2-27-67
Coleman, Berithe
1.35hr.
2-3-67
Henderson, Delora
l»35hr<,
2-15-67
Hintohel, Juanita
l»35hr.
2-20-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
McAlister, Beulah
1.35hr.
2-1-67
Unassigned Helper
Mouser, Judy
1.55hr.
2-17-67
O’Neal, Katherine
1.35hr.
2-13-67
Proctor, Winona
1.35hr<>
2-14-67
Unassigned Helper____ Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Rains, Lyndora
1.35hr.
2-16-67
Unassigned Helper
Reed, Ruby
l»35hr»
2-9-67
Unassigned Helper
Ritter, Mary
1.35hr»
2-3-67
Runnels, LuVon
1.35hr.
2-27-67
Wildman, Lorene
1.35hr.
2-22-67
Wilson, Barna
l«35hr.
2-1-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
PERSONNEL
Food Service NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
Employment1 A M E
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
81
MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - COAT'D
PERSONNEL
Service Department Resignation^ A M E
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Braisher, William
Ridgeview 3/4 time floorman
Gessel, Delmer
$eiie?hP!oorman
Henard, Lester
Foster % time floorman
Hickerson, Thomas
Jefferson Floorman
Hobbs, Fred
X time floorman
2-3-67
Lynch, Everett
All.Schools Relief Floorman
2-21-67
EmploymentN A M E
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMEN'
Coyle, Richard
210.moa
2-16-67
Ridgeview 3/4 time floorman
2-16-67
Rogers, Clifford
140.mo.
2-21-67
Foster X time floorman
2-13-67
Kuhlman, Verl
280.mo.
2-17-67
Jefferson Floorman
Ginn, Floyd
280.mo.
2-27-67
All Schools Relief Floorman
Cottrell, Baley
285.mo.
2-14-67
Cleveland Floorman
(Hanley-resigned)
Gessel, Henry
280.mo.
(Goodrich-resigned)
Means, Calvin
140 .mo.
2-6-67
X time floorman
(Walter-resigned)
Moore, Vernon
140.mo.
2-9-67
X time floorman
(Becknel-resigned)
Osban, John
70«mo.
2-20-67
X time floorman
(Johnson-resigned)
Whittet, David
280.mo.
1-31-67
Spencer Floorman
Longfellow
2-22-67 2-20-67
Porter, Gerold
Ross Head Custodian Belle Isle X time floorman
2-8-67
Roberts, John
All Schools Relief Floorman
2-8-67
Smith, Kenneth
Cleveland Floorman
2-1-67
McCathern, Clarence
Smith, Lowell
Southern Hills
X time floorman
2-24-67
2-15-67
2-13-67
All schools Relief Floorman >.Lllard
Page Stadium
Shields Heights
PERSONNEL NAME
O'
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
EmploymentN AM E
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
(Additional)
Barnes, Eugene Jr0
70.mo.
2-2-67
Green Pastures X time floorman
(Additional)
Walker, Amarine Jr.
350.mo.
2-1-67
Time Keeper
(Crawford-transferred)
Burns, Roy T.
280.mo.
2-1-67
(Adair-transferred)
Canary, Charles
280.mo»
2-1-67
N.Wo Classen Floorman Stand Watie Floorman
All Schools Relief Floorman
(Vaughn-transferred)
Gessel, Delmer
280.mo.
2-1-67
(Mitchell-transferred)
Knight, Walter
280»mo»
2-1-67
(Teague-transferred)
Neal, Bobby
280.mo.
2-1-67
All Schools Relief Floorman All Schools Relief Floorman
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MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - COHT'D ■ Personnel
F’E’RTSFOx NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Maintenance Department
NAME
EL SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Maintenance Department
Resignations
Davis, John
Laborer
1-31-67
Haggy, Bob
Laborer
2-14-67
Laborer
1-13-67
Leave of Absence
Davis, Jimmy
Temporary Employment Nichols, Stanhope
1.49hr.
2-3-67
Laborer
Sanders, Jimmy
1.63hr.
2-21-67
Laborer
Wathan, Don
l,40hr.
2-22-67
Laborer
Miller, Dortha
l»35hr.
2-2-67
Helper
Spriggs, Delbert
1.35hr.
2-15-67
Technician
Weatherall, Cliffordene
1.35hr.
2-1-67
Helper
. Audio Visual Temporary Employment
iignationS*AME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Employment NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
ilakley, Vernon Sr.
Bus Driver
2-17-67
Jranch, Herman
Bus Driver
2-3-67
Robinson, Preston
125. mo.
2-8-67
Bus Driver
’eters, Danny
Bus Driver
1-31-67
Crabtree, Billy
125. mo.
1-31-67
Bus Driver
’yron, Jimmy
Bus Driver
1-31-67
Pfeifer, Ro Paige
125»mo.
2-8-67
Bus Driver
Borders, Fred Jr,
125*mo.
2-13-67
Bus Driver
Boston, Jack
125«mOo
2-27-67
Bus Driver
Layman, Terry
125»mo.
2-17-67
Bus Driver
Milsap, Jesse
125.mo.
2-21-67
Bus Driver
280.mo.
2-1-67
All Schools Patrolman
Security Department
Security Department
Transfer
Employment
(Hamilton-transferred)
Suddarth, Luther
u «• #65 Personnel ;Approved
A motion was made "by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the above personnel items. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
83
MEETING OF .MARCH 6, I.967 ~ COKl'D
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS s Approval of the following recommendations 7^
and #3 was requested:
(Recommendation
Bills and Payrolls Recommended
to ratify the February payrolls, authorize issuing the March payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor bills per the btelow itemized list). MARCH 6, 1967
ITEM #1
RATIFICATION OF FEBRUARY 1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE, BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
2,111,397.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
93,349.29
BOND FUND
$'
1,333.32
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38
$
7,713.78'
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
!
$
56,703,19
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
!
$
4,954.00
1 ITEM #2
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR MARCH 1967 ; IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
$
2,150,000.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
100,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,350.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38
$
10,000.00
1966-67 TITLE I - 2
$
70;000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$ ’
I
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
ITEM #3
' ■
6,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER A PEACHED 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 MARCH 6, 1967
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
191,389.60
1965- 66 GENERAL FUND
$
12,872.35
1966- 67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
43,099.26
1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
537.62
BOND FUND
$
85,948.22
i
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
$
■ 216.43
i
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
3,505.94
$
48,178.40
|
;
i
j
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
'
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
$
29,673.47
;
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
14,509.02
•
1965-66 TITLE II - 1
$
87.45
■
1966-67 TITLE III - 2
$
690.30
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
89.11
$
430,797.17
TOTAL
84
MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
ADAMS ENGINEERING & BLUEPRINTING CO. Title VIII
31.36
Low
I ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION j
i
Printing Printing Printing
Standard Standard Standard
11.40 23.92 2.40
37.72
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Title VIII
Board Action
79.20
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION Library Books
Publisher
19.00
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply
Low
AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS Library
Publisher
3-75
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF LAUNDERING Custodial Supplies
Publisher
50.00
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
2.00
AMERICAN SCHOOL BOARD JOURNAL Miscellaneous
Publisher
16.25
A.S.C. HOLDING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
12.50
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Storeroom Stock Adult School Supplies Health Supplies
Low Low Low
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Manpower
Low
95.69
225.00
69.72 56.05 102.42
, .. 228.19
-
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
37.80
BERRY OIL COMPANY Operating
Low
32.45
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Supplies-Voc .Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
43.42 2.04 2.04 8.75 4.08 2.04 8.39 12.22 30.49 37-58 2.04 9.13 6.71 9.13 8.00 2.04 29.72 16.30
234.12
MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - CONI''D
BILLBOARD PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center BILLS TEXACO General Instruction
s.
Publisher
7.00
V
Selected
5-75
BLACK & DECKER MANUFACTURING CO. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
4.05
R. K. BLACK INCORPORATED Manpower Custodial Supplies Office Machines Library Supplies Printing
Low Standard Agreement Standard Standard
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
SIZEMORE BOWLAN Travel Exp.-Tulsa, Okla. Meeting, Area School Directors
Board Action
8.19
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
254.20
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Library Supplies
Board Action
143.46
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ* Center
Standard Board Action
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Standard
91.52
BUMPA-TEL SIGN COMPANY General Instruction
Low
41.50
BURMAX COMPANY Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action Board Action
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines Business Office
Standard Standard
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Administration Expense Board Member Expense Postage Pubs. Curriculum Library General Instruction In Service Seminar General Equipment Repair Adult School Supplies
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CAPITOL HILL BEACON Legal Publications
Board Action
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies Printing Printing
Low Low Low
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Low
CENTRAL OKLA. TRANSP.-PARKING AUTH. Public. Carriers
Board Action.
CHIANG SMALL DUPLICATORS Library Supplies
Standard
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water
Utilities
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
93-45 27.85 10.47 152.88 907.81
1,192.46
40.52
151.20 58.70
-
209.90
24I.55 148.75 43.76
434.06
14.04 18.36
32.40
140.00 23.00
I63.OO
5.00
75-00 70.00 9.24 2.39 1.50 50.00 3.40 1.25
212.78
104.77
172.50 335-52 401.76
909.78
13.75
4,495.09 260.00
45.53
Bills and Payrolls
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Bills and " Payrolls
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water
Agreement
64.89
Utilities
358.75
\v
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply General Equipment Repair & Supply Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Low
MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,016.88
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
5,072.54
COPY CRAFT, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2,247.50
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
COX RADIO AND SOUND Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
M. K. CURTIS Special Education
Reimbursement
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
DAILY LAW JOURNAL RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher
' 4.05 4.00
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Lew
14.26 96.90
DEL CITY UTILITIES Water
Utilities
19.20
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utilities
26.17
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLAS Special Education
Reimbursement
58.32
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instructional Eqpt. Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard Standard
BILL DOYLE Superintendents Office Office Machines Data Processing Office Machines Office Machines
Low Agreement Standard Agreement Agreement
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education
Reimbursement
20.31 17.16 2.10 11.65
51.22 24.00
21.06 16.12 57.06
94.24 50.00 248.00
-
19.00
23.40 2.20
63.85
111.16
46.50 112.61
159.11
3.00 20.30 33.60 49.60 9.30
115.80
3-33
25.50
87
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F DUPLICATING PRODUCTS OF OKLAHOMA j Office Machines j Office Machines
Agreement \ Agreement
77.21
52.T.Z1
128.96
EALES TELEVISION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
18.83
: EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INCORPORATED Printing
Selected
39.65
EDIPHONE COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
135.00
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE Teacher Employment Expense
Board Action
466.OO
ELECTRONIC DICTATION SYSTEMS Office Machines
Agreement
H. J. ELMORE AUTO SALES Manpower
Low
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Low Board Action
ESTES CHEMICALS INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
’
j- EUREKA WATER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
t 0. P. FARMER BATTERY & ELEC. SERVICE General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
b FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Eqpt. Rental March Rent
Board Action Board Action
20.16
38.11
78.27
7.50 90.00
284.17 400.00
684.17
3.87 17.19 12.58
33.64
FOSTER FLOWERS AND GIFTS Instructional Offices
Low
. FOSTER SEPTIC TANK CLEANING ' Custodial Supplies
Low
45.00
P FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
66.48
FRIDEN, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
b MRS. G. W. GAMMEL Special Education Special Education i
18.00
137.88
18.00 15.00
■
33.00
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Supplies-Voc.Tech. Educ. Center
Low
153.70
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
32.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
1
<
> i
Board Action
500.00 i
j! GIBBS AND COMPANY
;
-
Board Action
Reimbursement Reimbursement
i
7.48
Low Low Low
■
j
75.00
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair Manpower :
;
8.35
Standard
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Bills and. Payrolls
General Instruction
Board Action
113.30
j
GIL-MOR CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,380.00
i
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
11.00
!
3 GOODHEART-WILLCOX COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
" GOODYEAR STORE General Instruction
Low
1
101.84
15.47
88
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ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Standard
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY Laundry Expense General Instruction General Instruction Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ^Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc .Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Board Board Board Board Board
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS General Instruction 1 HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Building Rental
Action Action Action Action Action Action
2.00
24.48
38.10 15.96 228.61 46.04 136.80 206.69 22.98 134.79 52.80 31.96 1.95 188.30
676.33
1,781.61
6.80
Low
Board Action
200.00
HOHMANN AND BROWN, INC. Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
35.08
HORN SEED COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
51.10
BUS HORTON INCORPORATED General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Vocational Technical Educ. ’Center General Instruction
Low Board Action
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Property Insurance Fidelity Bonds Accident Insurance Fleet Insurance
Board Board Board Board
Action Action Action Action
1,274.00 2,030.00 1,378.00 21.089.53
25,771.53
IBM CORPORATION Instructional Offices Data Processing Supplies Data Processing
Standard Standard Standard Board Action
22.50 32.00 218.10 988.00
1,260.60
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
4.07 17.82
21.89
INSTITUTE OF LIFE INSURANCE Instructional Offices
Publisher
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY CO. Printing
Low
75.28
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
39-30
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT Manpower
Low
4.72
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance
Low
50.08
28.00 11.57
57-15
96. X2 25.10
89.61 25.30
114.91 13.68
1.25
89
MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - COAT'D JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Adult School Supplies Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low * \ Board ’Action
EUNICE C. JUDD Travel Exp.-Chicago, Ill. National Business Education
Board Action
38.68
K. B. SUPPLY Laundry Expense
Low
18,00
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
263.68
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION General Instruction
Board Action
911.32
. KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Library
108.89 1,404.46
1,513.35
Publisher
65.35
KIPLINGER WASHINGTON EDITORS, INC. Library
Publisher
24.00
LANGSAM’S #2 Health Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Low
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Building Rental
Board Action
300.00
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. Building Rental (March)
Board Action
565.00
BILL LILLARD Travel Exp.-Atlantic City, N.J. AASA Convention
Board Action
105.82
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat
Low
393.2Q
WILLIAM F. LOTT Board Member Expense
Board Action
18.10
LYONS BAND INSTRUMENT COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
52.25
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Supplies - Adult School
Publisher
ST. MARTINS PRESS, INCORPORATED Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
T. C. MCCOURRY Building Rental (April)
Board Action
223.67 354.24
577.91
'
117.57
2.50 150.00
1
P. D. MCGLATHERY Special Education
Re imb ur s erne nt
23.40
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library
Board Action
280.94
Mc Kess on & robbins
, incorpor
ated
Custodial Supplies
Low
20.25
MRS. ROBERT MCQUILLEN Special Education
Reimbursement
17.64
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
47.12
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
MIDWEST SURGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Low
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION General Instruction
Publisher
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Standard
183.70
14.75
-53.42
68.24
48.82
209.30 122.50 113-01
235.51
Bills and Payrolls
90
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- CONT'D
ij Bills and. ii Payrolls________
Montgomery
gmc
trucks
, inc .
Maintenance
P
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
7.95
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Library
Publisher
A.75
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Library Library
Publisher Publisher
NATIONAL MAILING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
11.75
NATL. SCIENCE TEACHERS ASSOC. Library
Publisher
10.00
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Standard
20.00
NEW YORK GRAPHIC SOCIETY, LTD., . Library
Publisher
41.50
D. VAN NOSTRAND AND COMPANY, INC. Supplies-Voc .Tech.educ.Genter
Publisher
17.32
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
15.29
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Instructional Offices
Low
OKLA. CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY, INC. Maintenance Maintenance
Low Selected
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
47,348.89
OKLA. NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
44,977-. 07
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY General Instruction
Publisher
104.50
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Standard
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Board Action
MRS. M. E. OLIPHANT Special Education
Reimbursement
12.60
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Office Machines
Agreement
39.59
MRS. RICHARD PARKER Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
16.80
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Maintenance
Standard
: PEERY'S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
PORTLAND DUMP Monthly Dumping Privileges
( POSNERS DISTR. CORPORATION Storeroom Stock \ General Instruction
I
16.13
Standard
19.00
17.-.5.Q.
5.00
9,620.01 6.00 17.21
23.21
24.00
25.50 21.00
46.50
116.00
Low
3.00
Agreement,
Board Action Board Action
36.50
40.00
371.66 470.10
841.76
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
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PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Custodial Supplies Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Manpower Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
PRITCHARD ELECTRIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard Standard
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
41.35
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
19.35
RADIO, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
57.72
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low Standard
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low Low
ROSE EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
23.85
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Selected
14.75
SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINES Library
Publisher
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Agreement Agreement
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
5.21
S.E.B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
22.00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
80.69
SINGER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement Agreement
48.19 10.08
58.27
MRS. RICHARD L. SMITH Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imb ur s ement
9.90 12.54
22.44
SOCIETY OF AMERICAN FLORISTS Library
Publisher
SOUTHLAND CHEVROLET COMPANY Pupil Transp. Equipment
Board Action
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Selected
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN SCH. TRANSP., INC. Maintenance
Low
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water
Utilities
45.75
SPORTING NEWS Library
Publisher
2.95
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Manpower
Low
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY
13.75 33-45 13.00 27.50
17.50
4-25
28.95 2.76 66.00
32x16
97.41 31.10
57-51
Bills and. Payrolls 87.70
21.75
136.87
186.02
4.00
134.56 6.04
-IQ..-#-
151.43
7.50 2,010.55
7.00 9,508.64
222.18
289.87
92
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Bills and. Payrolls____________________ _______________________________________ . \_____________ STAR ENGRAVING COMPANY \A
____
Selectee.
47.80
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Title VIII
Low
16.40
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
21.33
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguisher Fire Extinguisher Manpower General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Board Action Board Action Low Standard
N. E. STOUT Special Education
Reimbursement
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Maintenance Maintenance
Low Standard
OLLIE TAYLOR Special Education
Reimbursement
14.28
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS General Instruction
Standard
30.25
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Library Supplies
Standard
5.00
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Adult School Supplies Research Manpower Manpower Instructional Offices Business Office Custodial Supplies Business Office Instructional Offices Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
33.75
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
19.35
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library Manpower
Board Action Board Action Board Action
TRANE COMPANY Laundry Expense
Standard
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Project Planning General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
58.84 160.95
219.79
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Library General Instruction Title VIII General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Title III Title III
Publisher Low.. Board Action Standard Low Low
21.00 26.74 316.00 4*44 46.44 17.40
432.02
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Library
Publisher
General Instruction
Action Action Action Action
669.30 4.50 70.95 15.00
759.75 52.80
5.50 10.50
16.00
30.24 92.50 9.25 55.64 5.71 7.59 22.80 1.60 . 2.52 12.84 327.00 9.96 18.31 1,650.00 978.91 343.20 3.670.15
588.00 11.97 28.60
" • *•
-
7,207.98
628.57
5.00
22.93
93
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’ UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PRESS General Instruction
Publisher
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i
VARITYPER CORPORATION General Instruction Manpower
Board Action Standard
VASECO INCORPORATED Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Standard Standard
WEATHERS TV SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
j
1,516.10 170.25
1,686.35
31.02 53-44 92.88
177.34
;
12.00
‘ i
MRS. WARREN F. WELCH Board Member Expense
Board Action
53.85
A WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment.
Low
15.35
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Manpower Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing General Instruction Manpower
Bills and Payrolls
19.05
Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard . Low
11.85 9.75 86.40 346.10 277.54 254.98 390.00 455-17 99.43 62.46
21.60
I
1,972.08 i
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES Title V-Supplies
Publisher
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams
Utilities
7.71
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
6.80
WALTER R. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
WHITE OIL COMPANY Operating Operating
Agreement Agreement
57.78 45.44
103.22
MRS. MARY WILDER Special Education Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imb ur s erne nt Reimbursement
10.20 9.60 10.20
30.00
MRS. ED. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
YELLOW TRANSIT FREIGHT LINES, INC. Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Standard
159.00
'
18.65
i
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j i
13.44
8.74
1965-66 GENERAL FUND j
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
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! j
Low
284.90
j
1
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION Health Office Supplies
Publisher
6.95
BILLS TEXACO General Instruction
Selected
2.50
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
14.50
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY General Instruction
Board Action
22.70 .
9^
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Bills and ji Payrolls CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
X Board Action
BILL DOYLE Office Machines
Standard
20.10
DRIVEX CORPORATION General Instruction
Standard
566.35
GOODRICH INDUSTRIES, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,950.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
55.04
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
77-38
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
VROMAN’S Library
Publisher
9,840.00
7.50
24.43
1 1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
B-17
AMERICAN ELECTRIC. IGNITION COMPANY Material
Standard
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Materials Materials
Low Lbw
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SOCIETY Library-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
ARCO ELECTRONICS Title VIII
Standard
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
AUXIER-SCOTT SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Standard
BEAMS, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
CHAS. A. BENNETT COMPANY, INC. Library-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
19.70
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Materials
Board Action
22.43
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials
Standard
8.25
BOECKING BERRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
72.32
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. Materials
Standard
26.56
BRADFORD & NETTLESHIP,.INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
33.99
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
BROWN MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
32.40
CASTON LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Board Action
24.40
3-75
8.50 8.50
17.00
24.73 357.60
2.55 7.78 48.22
58.55
32.75 49.95 51-05
101.00
1,546.75
5.25
95
MEETING OF MARCH 6, 1967 - CONI'D "BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials
Bills and. Payrolls
60.12 82.50 334-38 49.20
Low \ Low % Low\ â– Low
526.20
CITI OF OKLA. CITY BLDG. INSPECTION Materials
Standard
CITY SPRING WORKS Materials Materials
Low Low
5.25 15.64
20.89
JOHN H. COLE Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low
1.92 12.48 61.69 8.65 33.00
117.74
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
18.56
COOK PAINT AND VARNISH COMPANY Materials
Low
47.10
CRAVER SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials
Board Action
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Materials Materials
Board Board Board Board Board Board
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
25.52
DUCOMMUN METALS & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
70.65
ELECTRIC SUPPLY OF OKLAHOMA INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
79.20
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
200.00
942.84
4.62 3.08 24.14
31.84
Action Action Action Action
28.95 15.84 6.55 134.00 267.48 9-68 121.00
583.50
Action Action Action Action Action Action
18.00 18.01 299-43 59-25 27.54 315.89
FARR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
584.00 422.73
7-59 37.65 29.25 19.50 25.00 119.00
738.12
1,006.73
237.99
378.16 46.00 420.00 59.40 165.00 24.92 68.00 818.28 899.34
2,500.94
96
1967 - CONT'D ‘ Bills and. Payrolls FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
FLOYD SUPPLY Materials
Low
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
W. W. GRAINGER, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
7.65 51.21
5.10 5.54 8.58 3.06 64.16 2.85
89.29
13.90
1,020.00
58.86
HART INDUSTRIAL Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials 1 HART INDUSTRIAL Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Noninstructional Equipment
Low Low Low Low Low
62.64 61.92 198.48 6.00 53.76
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
16.50 76.86 108.00 229.39 76.00
HONEYWELL INC. COMMERCIAL DIVISION Materials - Buildings
Standard
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
ILG INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Low
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACH. CO. Materials Materials
Low Low
8.23 17.16
25.39
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
37-49 16.17
53.66
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instrucional
Board Action
780.00
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
494.55
FRED JONES FORD Materials
Standard
6.95
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
93«°P
982.55
308.88 117.36 95.74 63.60 117.60 5-97 10.00 86.50
496.77
586.84
242.70 60.48
64.8O
11.85 40.12 24.95
..27...2A
104.86
97
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KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials
*\ \^®oard Action
779.67
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials
Board Action
234.19
LAMBERT CORPORATION Materials Materials
Low Low
139.70 134.01
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action Board Action
381.12 14.04 803.00
MADDOX SALES SERVICE Materials
Selected
26.26
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
30.00
273.71
1,201.64
3-^8
MASTER MOTOR REBTTTT.DER.S
Low
428.28
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
171.60
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
MODERN BEARING & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
64.80
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials
Standard
20.00
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS, INC. Materials
Low
22.34
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials. - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
NRG FUELS CORPORATION Materials
Low
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Library Books
Board Action
O’BRIEN CORPORATION Materials
Low
39.00
OKLA. CLUTCH SUPPLY Materials
Low
68.73
OKLAHOMA PUMP & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
22.37
PHILLIPS ROOFING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
10.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Low Low Low Low Low
Materials
GLASS INDUSTRIES Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
Action Action Action Action
21.06 37.42 9.99 617.50 1,131.17 85.68 327.00
2,229.82
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Library-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
PRAKKEN PUBLICATIONS, INCORPORATED Library-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Publisher
355.00
1,266.32
9.50 207.40
24.05 . 56.70 10.40 159.00 414.72
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29.64 69.00 1.167.68
Bills and. Payrolls
664.87
259.00
2.25
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Bills and. Payrolls ( PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Library-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Materials - Buildings ' Materials ) Materials 1 PRIME PETROLEUM, INCORPORATED ! Materials
i
23.16
Publisher
Standard Low Low
34.00 8.75 10.50
53.25
78.26
Low
1 5
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Board Action Board Action
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
8.10
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instructional
Low
189.50
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
17.00 131.00 142.00 233.00
8.90 29.00
523.00
37.90
(l . L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. |
Title VIII
1,220.00
Board Action
|C. A. RUSSELL, INCORPORATED 16.29
Standard
Materials
.SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY j Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
5.88 61.20 174.00 438.00 12.48 193.00 308.45 184.50 104.34 130.00
1,611.85
193.00
Board Action
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SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials
Low
SKIL CORPORATION Materials
Standard
5.65
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
131.65
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Low
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Standard
SOUTHWESTERN ROOFING & MATERIALS Materials
Board Action
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials Materials
Board Action Low
4,520.00 177.00
4,697.00
Low Low Board Action
7.72 116.92 290.00
414.64
STANDARD STEEL Materials Materials ; Materials ?
COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
[STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY I Equipment for Instruction
122.04
44.73
5.29 4.69 1.08
11.06
93.54
Low
40.50
Low
100.00
99
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2
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THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Board Action Low
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
1,748.00 1,770.00
3,692.47
174-47
12.50
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U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
959.00
i I I
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
185.60
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VARITYPER CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Standard
364.50
WELCH FLOORS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
17.50 120.00 12.92
150.42
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1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
__ '
Bills and Payrolls
4,429.01
DUCOMMUN METALS & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
59.73
DOLESE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
78.65
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials
Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials - Buildings
Low
131.04
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
54.00
YOUNGBLOOD MACHINE & WELDING SHOP Materials Materials
Low Low
• 57.00 34.80
7.00 8.00
BOND FUND
•
107.40
91.80
15.00
B-25
ADVANCE PROCESS SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action
ALLIED CHAIN LINK FENCE COMPANY, INC. Fences
Board Action
12,876.29
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION Est. #4 - Southeast
Board Action
53,158.50
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Parmelee
Low
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
9,156.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
209.37
IBM CORPORATION Equipment-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
546.61
LONE STAR GRINDING COMPANY Equipment-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
1,671.75
120.00 650.00
770.00
382.65
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Bills and. Payrolls
J^J^d Action
/2,500.00
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES Equipment-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
1,351.93
REYNOLDS & MORRISON Est. #4 - Southeast
Board Action
1,063.17
A. D. RING & ASSOCIATES Business Expense
Board Action
666.00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
759.95
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
836.OO
Final Estimate - No. Highland.
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
G. L. BUFORD Travel Exp.-Corpus Christi, Texas Mileage
Board Action Reimbursement
60.80 . 1.5-5,6
76.36
D. To BURGER Mileage Mileage Mileage
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
13.78 13.49 14.06
41.33
W. C. BUSSEY Mileage
Reimbursement
39.44
W. D. MORRIS Travel Exp.-Corpus Christi, Tex.
Board Action
59.30
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED Equipment
Board Action
2,538.20
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Materials
Board Action
967.74
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
1,152.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional Equipment - Instructional
Standard Board Action
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Remodeling Materials
Board Action
GIBBS AND COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Low
131.50
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Low
342.00
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Remodeling Materials
Low
11.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
2,350.00
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Furniture - New Buildings
Board Action
9,715.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional
Board Action Board Action
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
471.00 6.887.70
7,358.70
11,830.00
2,686.20 6.272.00
8,958.20
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VIRCO MFG. CORPORATION Furniture - New Buildings A. F. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
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Bills and Payrolls
4,515.00
Board Action
1,815.00
B-27
1965-66 TITLE I - 1 CREATIVE . PLAYTHINGS Supplies - Instructional
Low
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
460.10
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,641.27
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Furniture - New Buildings
Board Action
26,228.00
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,254-10
90.00
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
WILMA CAIN Supplies
Fund Reimbursement
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Food Service
Board Action
BILL DOYLE Supplies - Instructional
Low
145.50
EDUCATIONAL TESTING SERVICE In Service
Board Action
560.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Low
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Supplies - Instructional
Low
LOY MARKLAND Nurses Salaries
1.22
3,122.66
20.08 32.10
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Board Action
840.00
i1
KEN MILBURN-FORD, INC. Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
2,575.00
1
LINDA MILLER Nurses Salaries
Board Action
1,120.00
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OKLA. CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
PACIFIC COAST PUBLISHERS Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
158.40
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Transportation
Low
200.00
PLASTIC ENGINEERING CO. OF TULSA Supplies - Instructional
Low
JOHN RENNER In Service
Board Action
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATION, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Low
5,000.00
1
130.00
I
100.00
£ |
497.66
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6.40
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1965-66 TITLE II - 1
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
57.60
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
29.85
1966-67 TITLE III - 2 WESTERN HERITAGE & COWBOY HALL OF FAME Community Services
1 690.30
Board Action
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
WILMA CAIN (clerk) Pubs, for Adult Institute
Fund Reimbursement
MENTAL HEALTH MATERIALS CENTER Supplies
Publisher
23.13
STECK-VAUGHN COMPANY Supplies
Publisher
61.60
4.38
#66 Jills and Payrolls App.
A motion was .made Toy Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to ratify the February payrolls, authorize issuing the March payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $^30,797-17 as recommended. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
L #67 appropriation Jitle I and II kinds
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill that the Oklahoma County Clerk be requested to appropriate Title I Funds in the amount of $200,000.00 and Title II Funds in the amount of $144,633.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Official documents attached.)
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOL DI STR ICT NO.
I-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
We, the undersigned, duly qualif led and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of ♦ 500i000e00___________ « a specific grant to be used in a program named:
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION WILMA CAIN (clerk) Pubs, for Adult Institute
Fund Reimbursement
MENTAL HEALTH MATERIALS CENTER Supplies
Publisher \
23.13
STECK-VAUGHN COMPANY Supplies
Publisher
61.60
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was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill that the Oklahoma County Clerk be requested | tion to appropriate Title I Funds in the amount of $200,000.00 and Title II Funds in the amount (Official documents attached.) ' ad II i of $144,633.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. -=L REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number 1-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of * specific grant to be used in a program named:
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accordingly, we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify Is In accordance with the Order of our Governing Board.
Submitted, by order of
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION I.
Current Expense
2.
Capital Ou t l Total
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Requested by Governing Board
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CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk in and for said County and State, do hereby certify the appropriation as requested above In the amount of ♦ to be used In a program named 2 & ± 4%_ to be expended only for the purposes as set-out in the specific grant, aft as provided in Title 70 Section (8-M as amended of Oklahoma Statutes. Done at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this $ day of 19^7
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bounty Clerk (SEAL)
(I-2U-66)
Deputy
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R. #67 Continued
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
f-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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Wefl the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of $ 144*633*00 as a specific grant to be used in a program named: Title 11-2 1966-67
accordingly, we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Boardo $
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Submltted, by order of the Board, this
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PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION
Governing Board
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Current Expense
♦ 144.633.00
2.
Cap!tai Outlay
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Total
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I, the <duly qualified and acting County Clerk in and for; said County and State* do hereby certify the appropriation as requested above;I the amo t of t to be used in a program named 2 -________ to be expended only for the purposes as set-out in the specif ic gran ali as provided in Title 70 Section I8-I4A/as amended of Oklahoma Statutes* Done at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 19 Zr
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Deputy
(I-3U-66)
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and. seconded, by Dr. Hill to approve Contracts with the City of Oklahoma City (Lease Agreement and. an Option for Purchase of Water Main), for Oklahoma City to lease and. to have option to purchase an eight inch (8") water main extension on Northeast 101st Street from North Kelley Avenue extending east to Eisenhower Junior High School, a total of 2,308 feet of pipe. The Board's attorney has approved the contracts as to form.
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R. $68 Water Main Contracts with City (Eisenhow
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to rent 70^+0 I.B.M. computer time from Oklahoma State University and to direct one or more staff personnel from the Research and Statistics Department to go to Stillwater, Oklahoma, for the purpose of preparing master schedules for all secondary schools. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #69 Computer Time Approved - OSU
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R. #70 School Census Supervisor Appointed.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and. seconded. bV^?. Estes that Thomas J. Smith be appointed as supervisor of school census and attendancetfor Oklahoma City Board of Education. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #71 Instructional Supplies App.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of instructional supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,596.00 45.60
Duplicating Products, Inc. Remco Office Equipment, Inc.
$ 1,641.60
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
Motion carried unanimously.
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R. #72 Chemicals and Fertilizer Purchased
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of chemicals and fertilizer for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice:
$
Thompson-Hayward Chemical Co. McKesson & Robbins, Inc. Taylor-Evans, Inc. Horn Seed Company, Inc. American Cyanamid Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 620-D.
807.00 670.67 92.00 297.80 1,881.00
$ 3,748.47 Motion carried unanimously.
3- #73 Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of welding Welding Eqpt. & equipment and supplies for use by the Manpower Program from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Supplies App. Manpower Prog. Big Three Industrial Gas & Equipment Company $â– 42.00 Independent Supply Company 51-32 Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. 518-90 Service Supply, Inc. 363.00 Hooper Supply Company 210.02 Hart Industrial Supply Company 107.20 A Weldors Supply Company 41.50 Minton Machinery Company 1,422.90
Total
$ 2,776.84
These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Application and are to be charged to Accounts G 971 and BL 1030-M. Motion carried unanimously.
3- #74 Electronic Supplies App.
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of electronic supplies for use by Title I secondary schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications:
Radio Supply, Inc. Radio, Inc. Trice Wholesale Electronics Total
$
415.63 297.00 118.86
$
831.49
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-1030-0. Motion carried unanimously.
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It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mri^ogers to approve the purchase of classroom record books for use by secondary schools from Capitol City Printing and Paper Ruling Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,126.40 is to be charged to Account G 240-A. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #75 I Classroom Record Books
Motion was made "by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of paper for use by Central High School Printing Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations:
R. #76 Paper Purchas< Approved
Nationwide Papers, Inc. Western Paper Company Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-P.
Motion carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of teaching aids for use by all schools in the Title I Project from the following companies:
American Guidance Service, Inc. American Education Publications Barnell Loft, Ltd. Benefic Press Coronet Films Curriculum Materials Corporation Educator's Publishing Service Eye Gate House, Inc. Favorite Recipes Press, Inc. Fearon Publishers, Inc. G. & C. Merriam Company Ginn and Company Harper & Row, Publishers, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Company Gary D. Lawson Math-Master Labs, Inc. New Readers Press Phonovisual Products, Inc. Popular Science Publishing Company Scott, Foresman and Company Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Stanley Bowmar Company, Inc. Teachers College Press Thompson Movie Supply, Inc. Vaseco, Inc.
R. #77 Teaching Aids Title I Piojecr
Total
I These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application!, â– Title 1-2 and are to be charged to Account 5.240-B. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. It was moved hy Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of teaching aids for use hy all schools from the following companies:
Adams Map Company Cambosco Scientific Company, Inc. Central Scientific Company Carolina Biological Supply Company Collier-McMillan Library Service Creative Playthings, Inc. Thomas Y. Crowell Company Curriculum Materials Corporation DCA Educational Products, Inc. Denoyer-Geppert Company Dowlings, Inc. Educational Supply Company Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp. Fairview Audio-Visual Company Fideler Company Gaylord Bros. Inc. General Biological Supply House, Inc. Ginn and Company Grolier Educational Corporation Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. Hammond Incorporated Harcourt, Brace & World Hearne Brothers D. C. Heath and Company Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc.
$
50.00 162.20 1,147-25 244.01 694-73 127.00 112.48 166.50 101.50 5,359-00 477.00 190.45 6,871.05 223.90 942.28 275.00 288.70 987.50 236.50 59.50 1,312.24 74.88 152.50 1,203.85 2,520.60 (Continued)
R. #78 Teaching Aids Approved
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R. #78 Continued
International Communications KTUL-TV LaPine Scientific Company Lorraine Music Company Marquis-Who1s Who, Inc. Jim Martin Educational Films McGraw-Hill Book Company Misco Biological, Inc. Modern School Supply Company, Inc. Monitor Craft, Inc. National Council of Teachers of English National Teaching Aids, Inc. A. J. Nystrom & Company Parents' Magazine Press Practical Drawing Company Rand McNally & Company RCA Victor Record Division Science Research Associates, Inc. Scott Foresman and Company Simon & Schuster, Inc. Stas Instructional Materials, Inc. Systems for Education, Inc. Tecnifax Corporation Thompson's Book & Supply Company Thompson Movie Supply, Inc. Viking Company Ward's Natural Science Establishment The Welch Scientific Company
$
186.00 300.00 279-95 73-60 416.25 684.20 491.72 71.35 366.40 1,699-35 59-50 169.60 2,109-35 122.62 58.85 4,073.65 221.50 457-95 2,607.31 60.45 800.00 396.00 2,516.32 2,261.92 257.00 543.00 279.05 490.07
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$46,033-58
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$44,255.46 1,778.12
*G 240-B2 **2.240-B
*These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III. **These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title II.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Food Service Statement
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, January 31, 1967, was submitted as information to the Board. -
BUILDING AND GROUNDS R. #79 Architectural Firms Employed
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to employ the indicated architectural forms to prepare plans and specifications for the following projects:
Turnbull and Mills
Addition to Stonegate Elementary School 2601 N. W. 112 Street
Wright and Selby
Addition to the Area Vocational-Technical Center 7901 S. Bryant
Architects' fees to be 6^0, 1/2 of 1$ to be set aside for inspection services by the Board's inspectors. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #80 Architects for Service Center Employed
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to employ Hudgins, Thompson, Ball and Associates, Architects, to prepare plans and specifications for the Warehouse Service Center, provided an architect's fee agreeable to the firm and to the Board can be negotiated. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Site at N.E. 23rd and Miramar Boulevard.)
R. #81 Adjournment
A motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, March 16, 1967, was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
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Approved the 3rd day of April, 1967.
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MEETING OF MARCH 16, 1967 __________________ _______ â– _______________________ X _________________________________ THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAH&^CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION, BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1967, AT
4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Bill Lillard, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Wilma Cain, Others present: |Clerk; Central Office staff members N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Alex Higdon, David Light, ;Jesse Lindley, Earl Martin, Roy Mullenix , Ruhl Potts, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor^ jMrs. Cherrie Sparks, Devotional Chairman , OCCTA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. i I I
^Invocation
The invocation was given by Mrs. Sparks and was followed by roll call.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
tally of votes cast at the tax levy elections on March 7, 19^7> follows: YES
NO
5-Mill Levy for General Fund.
5,667
807
5-Mill Levy for Building Fund
5,369
825
4,758
929
10-Mill Levy for General Fund (Local Support)
The Superintendent reported regarding activities in which he or members of the staff have been recently involved. The activities are:
District OEA meeting
I Information to
the Board
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Parmelee Elementary School dedication Conferences with 0E0 representatives
Conferences with student teachers
Visit to Southeastern State Teachers College, Durant, Oklahoma GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve making a supplemental appropriation and transfers in the 1966-67 General Fund Budget in the amount of $889,998.05 and transfers in the 1966-67 Building Levy Budget in the amount of $6,950.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to request the Oklahoma County Clerk to
R. #82
Transfers in Gen. Fund & B.L. Budgets
R. #83
ppropriations f Title I and Ltle III Fund
xO-Mill Levy for General Fund (Local Support)
M58
929
The Superintendent reported regarding activities in which he or members of the staff -have been recently involved. The activities are:
Information to the Board
District OEA meeting
Parmelee Elementary School dedication Conferences with 0E0 representative's Conferences with student teachers
Visit to Southeastern State Teachers College, Durant, Oklahoma
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[general business, purchasing •A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve making a supplemental ;appropriation and transfers in the 1966-67 General Fund Budget in the amount of $889,998.05 and transfers in the 1966-67 Building Levy Budget in the amount of $6,950.00. All members rz-x 4- z-x z-3 *■ „ ~1 n___ in T.z-'X voted "Aye" on roll call. t
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It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to request the Oklahoma County Clerk to
appropriate Title III Funds in the amount of $70,000.00, and Title I Funds in the amount of $300,000.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Official documents attached.)
?R. #82
’ Transfers in !Gen. Fund &
jB.L. Budgets
jR. #83
: Appropriations jof Title I and
‘Title III Fund.
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA W«. th. undersigned, duly qualified .nd acting off tears of th. Governing Board of School District Number 1-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that w. hav. r.c.iv.d th. sum of I 70,000.00_____________ as a specific grant to ba us.d in a program n.m.d:
Title
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accordingly, w. her.by r.spectfully request that th. County Clerk mak. appropriation thereof as .bov. submitted, which we further c.rtify is In accordance with the Order
of our Governing Board,
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Requested by Governing Board
PURPOSE OF ^PPROPRIATI ON 1.
Current Expense
♦
64.200.00
2.
Capital Outlay
1
5.800.00
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70.000.00
Total
Added By County Cleric
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CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK I, the duly qualified and act!ng’County Clerk In and for said County and State, do hereby certify the appropriation as requested .bov.1nth. amount of
i -7 C e ■ to be used In a program named b to be expended only Tor the purposes as set-out in the specific grant, all as provided In Title 70 Section I8-I4A as amended of Oklahoma Statutes. Done at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this
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1-89
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: the Governing Board We. the undersigned, duly qualified and act Ing off of said County.and-State, herliby certify that we have
of
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as a specific grant to be used in a 1^
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of our Governing Board,
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Clerk
Requested by Governing Boerd
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION
I.
Current Expense
2.
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Added By County Clerk
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Total T
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK
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the duly c.rtlfy qualified and St.t.'I. do h.r.by th. .ppropri.tlon .s r.qu.st.d .bov. In th. wounT 6r~ 1 3 to be used In a program named -----------;■ -at fas to be expended only-7or the purposes as set-out in the specific gr , providedPin Title 70 Section |84|A as amended of Oklahoma Statutes. Oklahoma C i t y, Ok I ah oma, th I s
County Clerk
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R. #84
It was moved, by Dr. Hill and. seconded, by Mr.x^Mgers to approve the purchase of machine shop equipment and carpentry supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from Hart Industrial Supply Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $828.38 is to be charged to Account BL 62O-B3. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Machine Shop Eqpt. & Suppli Purchased
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of heating equipment and supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Heating Eqpt. land Supplies
$ 2,145.00 1,287.00 992.72
Johnson Service Company Honeywell, Inc. Federal Corporation
R- #85
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$ 4,424.72
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
Motion carried unanimously.
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and for use by Capitol Hill and Central which submitted the low quotation, charged to Account G 120-P. Motion
fix
a”o R. #86
seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of paper High School Print Shops from Nationwide Papers, Inc., This purchase in the amount of $1,878.81 is to be
Paper Purchase
carried unanimously.
R. #87
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of teaching aids for use by all schools from the following companies: Dowlings, Inc. Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp. Globe Book Company, Inc. Harr Wagner Publishing Company D. C. Heath and Company Lone Star School Book Depository The Macmillan Company McGraw Hill Book Company Charles E. Merrill Books, Inc. Milady Publishing Corporation Prentice-Hall, Inc. Reader's Digest Services, Inc. Rex Engineering & Sales Silver Burdett Company Society for Visual Education , Inc. Thompson Book & Supply Company
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Teaching Aids Approved
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$16,083.29
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$ 1,910.67 14,172.62
*G 240-B2
**5.24o-b
*Ihese purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III. **These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2.
Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Dr. Hill, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. A
ATTEST
Approved the 3rd day of April, 19&7*
President
R. #88
Adjournment
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MEETING OF APRIL 3-, 1967
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA: CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 19^7, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise.Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
ABSENT:
Virgil T. Hill, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Jack Stockton, K. D. Elswick, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Bill Coffia, Floy Campbell, James Casey, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Alex Higdon, Bob Keck, David Light, Mervel Lunn, Don Moore, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy Mullenix, Ruhl Potts, Carl Ruble, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Principals and Classroom Teachers from - Parmelee, Walnut Grove, Washington, Western Village, Willard, Wilson, Wright, Dunjee Junior-Senior, Roosevelt, Douglass, Broadcasting Center; PTA - Mrs. Jack L. Patterson, Mrs. Ben Hulsopple; League of Women Voters - Mrs. C. G. Gunn, Mrs. Albert Mager, Jr.; nine students from OCU; OCCTA School Board Committee; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
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The invocation was given by Mrs. Jack Patterson and was followed by roll call.
jInvocation
Mr. Lott welcomed the visitors to the meeting.
Guests Welcomed
On motion by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch, the minutes of the meetings of March 6, 1967, and March 16, 1967, were unanimously approved as presented.
R. #89 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report.
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(Copy in Clerk's office.)
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, gave a report concerning the School District's Court Case in the matter of Dowell, et al.
Attorney's Report
Mr. Estes expressed a positive attitude regarding appeal and moved that the Board's Attorney be authorized to take steps necessary to request United States Supreme Court to review the decision of United States Circuit Court of Appeals in case of Board of Education of the Oklahoma City Public Schools, et al, vs. Dowell, et al. Mr. Rogers confirmed a positive reaction to appeal and thereupon the motion was seconded by Mrs. Welch. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #90 Appeal of Dowell Case to U.S. Supreme Court
Mr. Elswick reported concerning his activities with the Food Service and other accounts. Mr. Stockton reported that all bills in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action.
lAuditors' Reports
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers.and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the above reports as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #91 Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated:
William J. Coffia, National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, Las Vegas, Nevada, April 16-20, 1967.
R. #92 Professional Trips Approved
Earl Martin, National Meeting of the Department of Elementary School Principals, Boston, Mass., April 7-13,1967•
All Board Members, National School Boards Association Convention, Portland, Oregon, April 22-25, 1967j State School Board Workshop, Oklahoma City, April 17-18, 1967. Bill Lillard, Meeting of Superintendents of Larger Cities, Portland, Oregon, April 20-22, 1967. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the following Music Festival expenses: Junior High School Vocal Festival - April 10-11,_ 1967 Employ Theron Kirk, San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas - Expenses and Honorarium (includes services of piano and organ accompanists) $465.00 (Continued)
R. #93 Music Festival Expenses App.
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R. #93 Continued. Elementary Solo Contest - April 21, 1967 Expenses
$
60.00
$
UO.OO
Motion carried, unanimously on roll call. R. #94 Annexation of Rose Hill Soli. (Pt. of Jones)
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to authorize the Superintendent to make necessary arrangements for continuing operation of Rose Hill School for the rpmaind.er of its current school year when annexation of Rose Hill School area to Oklahoma City School District has become final. All members present voted "Aye" on vol 1 cal 1 .
PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended
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Davis
Mayes
Andrews
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INSTRUCTIONAL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effec tive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEN'
Leaves of Absence Maternity
(.Mrs) Deutsch, Barbara N.
Coolidge 4th
3-17-67
(Mrs) Todd, Menzola A.
Dunbar 2nd
3-3-67
(Mrs) Walker, Anne L. (Mrs) Brigham, Kathryn K. (Mrs) Papin, Carol L. (Mrs) Eslinger, Arlene
Northwest English Roosevelt English Hawthorne 2nd
Hoover Bus® Ed®
(Mrs) Hottel, Bettye L®
$5350.
S.W.S.C. B.S.
Coolidge 4th
1
3-17-67
2
3-17-67
3
4-3-67
Roosevelt English Hawthorne 2nd
3-24-67
5550.
O.C.U. B«A« o.s.u. B.S.
(Hrs) Baptiste, Edna J®
5950.
C.S.C. B.S.
7
3-20-67
Hoover- Bus. Ed. "Duration of Need
3-17-67
(Miss) Breitschuh, Patricia A®
5250.
O.C.U. B.A.
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2-23-67
Shidler Sth
1
3-20-67
Hoover Eng« &
3-17-67
Star Spencer - & "Duration of Need
3-17-67
(Mrs) Cargill, Bonnie W. (Mrs) Millerborg, Martha Ao
3-17-67
3-17-67
5450.
Military
(Mr) Miller, Jack A.
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Steele, Joe
Harding Driver Ed. Shidler 5th
3-31-67
Ill Health (Mrs) Arnold, Marion C,
Hoover Eng. &. S.S®
3-17-67
(Mrs) Browning, Clara
5350.
U. of Hawaii Ed. B.
(Mrs) Ecker, Bessie
Star Spencer English
3-17-67
(Mrs) Janota, Sharron K.
5250.
U. of Neb. B.S.
PERSONNEL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations (Mrs) Beal, Joyce A.
Kaiser Clerk
3-24=67
(Mrs) Mathews, Wanda
Grant Clerk
3-24-67
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(Autrey - resigned)
(Mrs) Lee, Phyllis L.
S1.25 hr.
3-16-67
Manpower Temp® Clerk
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Akin, Pauline J.
260® mo.
3-24-67
Purchasing-Title E Clerk
Leaves of Absence Maternity
(Mrs) Swain, Lois J.
Kennedy - Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
3-24-67
Star Spencer Clerk
2-17-67
Ill Health (Mrs) Belyeu, Narasona
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Personnel
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1966-l^>
Ard, Jane B. (Mrs)
Eng., Journalism, Span.
Bishop, Sandra L. (Mrs) Bowman, Barbara L. (Mrs)
Math., Sci., Elem* Elem.
Clark, Nancy M. (Mrs) Coleman, Jo A, (Mrs)
Eng., Speech Bus. Ed.
Earnest, Barbara C, (Mrs) Elmore, Barbara R. (Mrs)
Home Ec., Elem. Biol., Chem., Physics
Ferrell, Leona (Mrs)
Bus., Eng.
Green, Carol S. (Mrs)
Eng., Speech
Kiesel, Edna A, (Mrs) Kiles, Kermit W. (Mr)
Eng., Speech Hist., Govt.
Eng., Bus.
Collins, Barbara K. (Mrs)
Elem. Eng., S.S., Journalism
♦Mack, Rubye B« (Mrs) Munro, Emily C. (Mrs) Pollard, Dale G. (Mr)
Hist., Eng., Govt.
Reynolds, Grada S. (Mrs) Richardson, Mary P. (Mrs) Roach, Mary K. (Mrs)
Eng., Speech Sooial Studies Elem.
Young, Marysoott S. (Mrs)
Vocal Music, Strings, Eng
♦Retired Teacher
PtKbU ININ tL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effec tive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
Employment
ASSIGNMENT
Brown, Mavis
1.35hr.
3-7-67
Unassigned Helper
Butler, Alice
1.35hr.
3-13-67
Unassigned Helper
Decker, Katie
1.35hr.
Douglas, Glorine
3-2-67
Unassigned Helper
1.55hr.
2-28-67
Unassigned Helper
Nearn, Opal
1.35hr.
3-2-67
Smith, Lois
1.35hr.
3-13-67
Unassigned Helper
Tucker, Freddie
1.35hr.
2-28-67
Unassigned Helper
Vincent, Evelyn
Wigley, Hazel
1.35hr.
1.35hr.
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3-16-67
3-2-67
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Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
designations faderson, Sherry
Eisenhower Baker
3-15-67
tenderson, Lillie
Star Spencer Helper
3-20-67
KcClung, Novel
Taft Helper
3-1-67
llaloy, Florence
Culbertson Helper
3-14-67
Transfer
(Harvell-transferred) ,,
Bright. Thelma J.
1.40hr.
3-1-67
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Maintenance Department
Refrigeration Specialist
ASSIGNMENT
Allen, B„L« Welder
Resignations
Ross, Floyd
EFFECTIVE DATE
2-28-67 3-15-67
ASSIGNMENT
Electrician
APPROVED effecti ve EXP. DATE
2-28-67
Laborer
DEGREE COLLEGE
4500.yr.
3-2-67
Laborer
SALARY
HtKbONIN t L NAME
Maintenance Department
Employment
1.83hr.
3-16-67
Upton, Edvin
Bond, Hayden
1.63hr.
Legg, Everett
Crabtree, Carlos
140.mo.
62»50mo«
62.50 mo
3-6-67
3-3-67
3-6-67
3-16-67
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
Bus Driver
Safety Department
Temporary Employment
Johnson, Arthur
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Love, Jerry
62«50mo.
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Smith, Cathedral
Safety Department
3-15-67
3-10-67
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Legg, Everett
Audio Visual
Resignation
Goodale, Leonard
Artist
Resignation
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Resignations
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
5=23-67
NAME
SALARY
PERSONNEL _________________ ____ Employment
DEGREE COLLEGE
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ASSIGNMENT
3-20-67
Prairie Queen < time floorman
f 280, mo.
3-23-67
Woodson Laundry Truck Driver-Washman Roosevelt Floorman
Adams, Robert Kincaid, Robert
295.mo.
3-10-67
Roosevelt Floorman
Wickware, Alvin
280<>mo.
3-15-67 3-10-67
Jimenez, Jack
Roosevelt Floorman
Roosevelt Floorman
3-8-67
3-3-67
Jimenez, Jack Woodson Laundry Truck Driver-Washman Roosevelt Floorman
280,mo0
Martin, Allen Rich, Leamon
Rich, Leamon
Longfellow time floorman
2-28-67
3-17-67
Roosevelt Floorman
140,mo.
Baker, James
140 .mo.
280,mo®
3-20-67
3-3-67
3-10-67
3-20-67
Cameraman
All Schools Relief Floorman
Floorman Title I Floorman
Title I Floorman Title I
Title I Floorman
Reeves, Roger
Stanford, Homer (Hobbs-resigned)
Foreman, Velver
280,mo.
3-1-67
(Additional)
Mansfield, Arthur
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(Additional)
Frost, Hazel
3960 yr.
3-1-67
280,mo,
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Broadcasting Center
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Broadcasting Center
Employment Maloy, Robert
280©mo
Wills, J. B.
3-20-67
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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 following itemized list.
APRIL 3, 1967 ITEM #1
RATIFICATION OF MARCH 1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
ITEM #2
ITEM #3
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
92,238.09
BOND FUND
$
1,333.32
NYC- R5-6275-38
$
7,021.93
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
66,800.58
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
2,104.95
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
4,219.50
WORK STUDY
$
157.50
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR APRIL 1967 IN AMOUNTS:
0 FOLLOWING ESTIMATED
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
2,150,000.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
100,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,350.00
NYC- R5-7142-38
$
10,000.00
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
75,000.00*
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
3,000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
6,000.00
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 APRIL 3, 1967
THE BUSINESS MANAGER AND THE AUDITOR HAVE CHECKED ALL BILLS.
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
196.277.18
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
5,304.53
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
40,570.3-1
1965- 66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
3,135.52
$
78,811.20
$
367.29
1966- 67 TITLE I - 1
$
24,018.05
1965- 66 TITLE I - 1
$
2,966.08
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1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
11,640.03
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1965-66 TITLE II - 1
$
8,218.03
1966- 67 TITLE II - 2
$
2,054.66
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1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
15,326.15
;
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
1,257.96
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NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
R5-6275-38
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ACME QUALITY PAINTS. INC. General Instruction
Selected
6.80
ACME VISIBLE RECORDS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Standard
60.75
ADDISON-WESLEY PUB. COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. Printing
Standard
165.00 11.10
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY Project Planning Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low Low
AMERICAN ASSOC. SCHOOL ADM. Superintendents Office
Publisher
80.00
AMERICAN DATA PROCESSING Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
23.25
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
9.25
AMERICAN PHOTOCOPY EQPT. COMPANY Library
Standard
59.70
E. H. ANDERSON, INCORPORATED Title III
Standard
36.00
APCO OIL CORPORATION Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
21.85
ARROW MACHINERY COMPANY Laundry
Standard
25.00
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
AUDIO DEVICES, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES Manpower Manpower
Low Low
14.40 10.00
2Zp • ZpO
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low
22.40 16.75 2^1^
290.69
A & W VIOLIN SHOP Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
99.50
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
20.52
M. A. BELL COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
22.50
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
4.80 22.12 '
-
26.92
50.00
122.40
5.00 9.50
14.50
119
MEETING OF. APRIL 3, 19&( ~ SORT'D
Bills and. 3 Payrolls
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. COMPANY Manpower Manpower Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Lawn Expense
Standard
65.28
BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
5.20
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
15.50
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel
Board Action
BRAWLEY RENTS INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
BRAY STUDIOS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Selected
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Supplie s-Vo c.Te ch.Educ.Cent er General Instruction Library
Board Action Board Action Publisher
39*65 147.45 29.31
216.41
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Cent er Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
37.20 36.85
74.05
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Selected Selected
35.94 105.00
140.94
BURMAX COMPANY, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
201.50
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education
Reimburs ement
19.44
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
43.13 29.72 40.73 2.04 8.75 9.13 12.22 2.04 8.75 57.64 2.04 9.13 2.04
236.49
345.95
85.00 2.80
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Adm. Board Member Expense Personnel Pubs. Curr. Library Supplies for Broadcastin Center General Eqpt. and Supplies Supplies-Adult Education
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Low
CENTRAL OKLA. TRANSP.&PARK.AUTHORITY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Agreement. Agreement
CITY OF DEL CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
19.66
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water
Utilities
50.10
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water
Utilities
17.00
JOHN COLBURN ASSOC. INCORPORATED Title III
Publisher
32.40
COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAM. BOARD
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
17.00 66.08 1.20 1.25 3.95 3.90
3»24
96.62 15.00
3,712.60 190.78
3,903.38
120
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Reimbursement
24.00
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. Maintenance
Low
68.28
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLE COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
15.35
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
10.00
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
MRS. RAY CRAWFORD Special Education
Reimbursement
12.60
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
18.00
Mo K. CURTIS Special Education
Reimbursement
32.40
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher Publisher
ROBERT H. DAVIS Instructional Office
Low
DELCO-REMY DIV. GMC CORPORATION Manpower
Publisher
DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES Library Supplies Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action Low
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone
Utilities
29.56
DOCKUM PONTIAC, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
6.50
DOLESE COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines
Agreement Agreement Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLAS Special Education
Reimbursement
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines
Standard Agreement
58.00 29.80
87.80
BILL DOYLE Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Superintendents Office Office Machines Office Machines
Low Low Low Low Agreement Agreement
19.70 66.30 1.20 1.68 8.85 ■ 30.15
127.88
DUFOUR EDITIONS, INC. Library
Publisher
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Low Low
137.20 56.40 169.25
362.85 7.75 104.70
1,136.25
1,167.88
14.70
223.90 17.00 59.00 59.00 59.00 59.00 220.49 7.50
704.89
64.80
7.95
549.54 225.00 -34.46
809.00
121
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; DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Manpower Printing Office Machines
^Reimbursement
Standard Standard Agreement
30.00 36.94 81.09 13.25
131.28
EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. Printing
Low
4.00
ECKROAT SEED COMPANY General Instruction
Low
85.96
ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Title VIII
Low
74.16
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Board Action
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY Lawn Expense
Low
J. G. FERGUSON PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Rent - April
Board Action
' FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
MRS. G.W. GAMMEL Special Education ; GAYLORD BROTHERS INCORPORATED Library
20.39 6.00 15.96
i
136.48 534.00
19.95 400.00
Standard
11.01
Reimbursement
15.00
Standard
17.10
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Equipment Rental
Board Action
500.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, VCPD Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
50.00
Low
17.40
■ GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
j
■ NORMAN GENTRY Dumping Privileges - January Dumping Privileges - February
Agreement Agreement
■ GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Re imbur s ement
15.00
■ GOODRICH TIRE STORE General Equipment & Repair
Low
11.94
GOODYEAR STORE Lawn Expense
Low
21.96
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
13.58
. HARLEM BOOK COMPANY, INC. Library
40.00 40.00
80.00
Publisher
7.95
Publisher
33-33
; HARRIS-SEYBOLD COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
15.80
■ HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower I Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Supplies - Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies - Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies - Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Letter Bid Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Library
Payrolls
165.79 63.20 95.10 179.40 136.70 14.55 24.44 168.84 87.35 211.01
1,146.38
122
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' HARWALD COMPANY Library Supplies
63.OO
Low
SANDRA HELLER Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
ALEX HIGDON Travel Expense
Standard
HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Building Rental (March) Building Rental (April)
Board Action Board Action
HOBART BROTHERS COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
HORN SEED COMPANY, INCORPORATED Lawn Expense
Board Action
297.80
ELIZABETH R. HUFFMAN Travel Exp.-Recruiting Trip
Reimbursement
10.08
JOHN HUNTSMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
28.80
!HUNZICKER BROTHERS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Low Board Action
36.00 36.00
72.00
9.82
200.00 200.00
400.00
66.30
24.70 57.75 19.70
106.79
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Accident Insurance
Board Action
IBM .CORPORATION Business Office Data Processing-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Data Processing-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Data Processing Data Processing
Low Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Standard Board Action Rental Agreement
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Board Action Agreement
18.20 9.60 23.75
51.55
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance Maintenance
Low Standard
14.99 4.68
19.67
JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
WALTER KANE & SON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES Maintenance
Agreement
KEE LOX MANUFACTURING COMPANY Business Office
Low
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Operating Expense Operating Expense
Board Action Board Action
LIBERTY NATL. BANK & TRUST COMPANY Building Rental
Board Action
565.00
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Building Rental
Board Action
300.00
14.40
1,394.00 35.44 988.00 988.00 300.97 306.68 4.634.81
7,253.90 89.75
1.61
8.00 2,172.59
138.00 36.00
489.12 490.49
979.61
123
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J. B. LIPPENCOTT COMPANY Manpower
Low
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY In Service Training Printing Printing
Low Low Agreement
Bills and Payrolls
196.87 53.44
35.00 4.25
■ ?3-3O
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62.55 i
LITHO SERVICE & SUPPLY General Instruction Manpower
Standard Low
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
3.00 38.60
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41.60
;
Board Action
12.50
:
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
55.80
T. .0. MCCOURRY Building Rental
Board Action
150.00
P. D. MCGLATHERY Special Education
Reimbursement
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC. TV Rights Library Manpower
Publisher Board Action Publisher
i
23.01 117.00 177-10 36.80
330.90 t
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
51.00
MRS. ROBERT MCQUILLEN Special Education
Reimbursement
16.80
ROBERT S. MEANS COMPANY, INC. Project Planning
Publisher
7.85
CHARLES E. MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Library
Publisher
8.12
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METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water and Sewage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Low Low Board Action
MIDWESTERN INSTRUMENTS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MILLER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding
Board Action
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Business Office
Standard
NATIONWIDE PAPERS INCORPORATED Personnel Manpower
Low Low
NATIONAL TEACHER ASSOCIATION Teacher Examinations
Board Action
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
113.50
17.15 3.54
237.. 50
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258.19
63.80 350.00
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3.00 5,041.20
57.51 4.84
.37.05
41.89
1,180.00 73.44
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MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Reimbursement
12.96
i
NORMAN MUSIC CENTER Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Selected
19.00
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D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
11.47
124
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i; Bills and. - Payrolls NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
19.32
OAKITE PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Manpower
Standard
54.57
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
8.60
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Purchasing
Low
9.20
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Manpower Adult School Supplies General Instruction Library Supplies Laundry Expense Manpower
Agreement Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Selected Selected Selected Standard
OKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
52,150.12
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
39,442.35
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Library Supplies
Standard
14.00
OKLAHOMA PRESS SERVICE Library
Publisher
78.00
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
MRS. M.E. OLIPHANT Special Education
Reimbursement
12.00
Reimbursement
14.28
PERGAMON PRESS, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
13.00
PHILCO-FORD CORPORATION,TECHREP DIV. Title VIII
Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS INDUSTRIES General Instruction
Low
PHOTO PRODUCTS REPAIR, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
PORTLAND DUMP Dumping Privilege (January) Dumping Privilege (February)
Agreement Agreement
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools
Standard
812.15
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Library Library
Publisher Publisher
PRESTO WELDING &. SUPPLIES, INC. Manpower
Low
MRS.
i;
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315.87 47.88 20.00 3.50 399.79 2.25 3.00 67.87 3.00 22.39
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31.00 8.00
789.29
100.04
39.00
9,740.79
163.20
4.45 12.50
40.00 40.00
225.47
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80.00
230.24 386.20
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Bills and Payrolls
13.75 13.75 41.00 19.75
88.25
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
10.43
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
85.40
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
22.00
REA EXPRESS General Equipment Repair
Standard
REINHOLD PUBLISHING CORPORATION Project Planning Library
Publisher Publisher
j
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5.30 5.00
37.93
j
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REMINGTON RAND OFFICE SYSTEMS Gen. Equipment Repair & Supply
Standard
12.45
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
85.08
RHYTHM BAND, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
32.40
ROCKWELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY Library
j i
Standard
4.00
j
ROISMAN DRUG SUNDRIES, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
i
152.00 j
ROTHCHILD’S Manpower
Selected
ROYAL PRINTING COMPANY School Elections
CARL RUBLE Travel Exp.-Recruiting Trips
-
.48.70
j
Board Action
273.90
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Board Action
140.59
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3.74
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Standard
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low
153.55
SERVICE CONTAINER CORPORATION Library
Low
40.00
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
27.00
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SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Laundry Expense General Instruction Supplies Supplie s-Vo c.Educ.Cent er
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
782.19
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SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Agreement Agreement Agreement
SHEPARD-RICHARDSON General Instruction
Agreement
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Library Library
Board Action Publisher
MRS. RICHARD L. SMITH Special Education
Reimbursement
SINGER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement Agreement Agreement
18.95 7.75 15.00 193.13
5A7.»36
182.20 48.22 500.00 263.38
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63.30 10.29
73.59 11.22
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Publisher
SOONER BINDERY COMPANY Business Office
Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone Telephone
Utilities Utilities
SOUTHWESTERN GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
47.16
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSP. INC. Maintenance
Low
194.45
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
55.10
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY Manpower
Low
59.71
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action Board Action
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction Manpower General Instruction
Low Low Low
STATE PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction
Low
13.00
MRS. N.E. STOUT Special Education
Reimbursement
52.80
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
282.07
STROMBERG HYDRAULIC BRAKE COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
879.12
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION General Instruction
Low
77.38
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY . Custodial Supplies
Low
10.80
TAYLOR-EVANS, INC. Lawn Expense
Board Action
92.00
OLLIE TAYLOR Special Education
Reimbursement
15.96
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment Instructional Offices
Standard Standard
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
33.60
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Manpower
Publisher
93.60
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Storeroom Stock Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Instructional Offices Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Printing Purchasing Purchasing Purchasing Census Enumeration Business Office
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
5.40
120.00 3,403.02 6.030.54
20.84 230.41
9,433.56
251.25
1,000.48 20.00 2.80
8.25
3.00 9.00 399.00 3.17 1.80 14.13 3.60 18.33 10.32 9.85 34.31 11.22 23.28 41.82
62.45
12.15
^MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1967 - CONT'D THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY (continued) Superintendents Office \LW Manpower Low Library Low Library Low Title III
3.60 52.50 43.68 7.28 27.00
Bills and Payrolls
723.91
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Manpower
Low
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library
Board Action Board Action
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
21.35
TOWN OF VALLEY BROOK Water & Sewage
Utilities
15.00
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Project Planning
Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies General Instruction
Low Low
TRUE COLOR PHOTO, INCORPORATED Library Supplies
Selected
14.85
TURCO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
112.00
UNIFORMS BY OSTWALD, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO FOUNDATION, INC. Library
Publisher
5.00
UNIVERSITY OF OKLA. MEDICAL CENTER Manpower
Agreement
547.26
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Library
Publisher
2.10
UTTERBACK TYPESETTING COMPANY Miscellaneous
Standard
VARITYPER CORPORATION Manpower Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
143.50
27,317.14 3.457.62
30,774.76
7.05 78.22 2.76
80.98
5,826.40
-
75-40
Standard Agreement Agreement
170.25 58.60 27.80
256.65
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard Standard
65.25 24.11
89.36
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Low Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
472.15 11.50 55.59 8.50 12.00 39.50
599.24
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing
Board Action Board Action
33.10 56.74
89.84
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams
Utilities
6.23
WALTER R. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
7.10
WHITE OIL COMPANY Operating
Agreement
59.96
WRIGHT LINE DIV. BARRY WRIGHT CORP. Data Processing
Standard
17.40
128
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Bills and Payrolls 1965-66 GENERAL FUND
. _. _
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ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Low
141.20
CAPRI CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
172.40
CHICAGO OFFICE OF PUBLICATIONS Subscriptions
Publisher
3.00
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
352.50
GOODRICH INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Board Action
3,900.00
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
261.00
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher
16.85
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
12.13
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
399.00
Low
18.50
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL Laundry Expense
Agreement
27.95
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY, INC. Materials Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action Board Action
ADAMS ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. Title VIII
Low
360.00
ARROW MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Low
100.00
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
44.54 12.11
56.65
BEAMS INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
5.97 17.94
23.91
W. A. BENJAMIN INCORPORATED Library-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
21.64
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Manpower
Board Action
36.38
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
BOECKING BERRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
59.00 93.60
152.60
3,375.00 300.00 487.50
4,162.50
4.95
31.05
35.44
4.28 482.40
129
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BROOKS & MCCONNELL Materials BUREAU OF NATIONAL AFFAIRS, INC. Llbrary-V0 c.Te ch.Educ.Cent er
910.15
xBoard Action \. 1
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Publisher
WILMA CAIN Materials
Fund Reimbursement
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
CAPITOL STEEL & IRON COMPANY Materials
Board Action
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQPT. CORPORATION Materials
Standard
Bills and Payrolls
158.40 22.98
12.00
;
181.38
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323.30
200.20 150.00
:
350.20 11.48
i
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
17.23
JOHN H. COLE Materials - Buildings
Low
8.28
i
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
614.34
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Standard Board Action
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
5.10 10.08
15.18
1
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9.60
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CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
343.12
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
42.12
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Low
382.36
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DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES Equipment for Instruction
Low
112.00
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Low Board Action
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY Library Books - Eisenhower
Publisher
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action Board Action
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
459.07
DUCOMMUN METALS & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
135-33
E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
172.00
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
FINISH MATERIALS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
164.75
1,115.24
87.50 114.09 300.83 791.56
1,206.39
91.98 12.92 41.00 2.86
56.78
26.24
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u
Low Low *s \i UtLow ' Low
14.78 5.70 2.43 8.94
31.85
FLOYD SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Low
4.36 146.60
150.96
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Materials
Standard
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
GOODYEAR STORE Materials
Low
11.50
W. R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
36.OO
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. (continued) Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
HARTER CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
HEWLETT PACKARD COMPANY Title VIII Title VIII
Low Board Action
HORN SEED COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
BUS HORTON, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Board Action
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
126.00
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
3,525.00
FRED JONES FORD Materials Materials
Standard Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
x
26.20
1,507.00
16.95 3.97 38.40 69.60 45.36 5.04 80.68 17.52 63.05 122.26 14.72 32.85 15.48 61.00
586.88 32.00
407.88 57.65
■*
465.53 101.81 1.60
10.00 57.50 64.00
131.50
78.30 44.95 98.73 130.00 1.013.84
1,365.82
11.87 17.90
29.77
17.75 49.41
67.16 2.15
4.50 10.33 16.57
31.40
131
MEETING OF APRIL 3, 19-6/ - CONI'D KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Materials
239.00
\ Low \A
KKAt) u> UP’iiiH.-LUH, HUI5 Jd AIu Ej S^ _LNC» Materials
Standard
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Materials
Board Action
972.00
LAMBERT CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Selected
104.75
LOEFFLER GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
L0P0M0 PARTS & SERVICE Materials
Low
MASTER MOTOR REBUTT.DERS,
Action Action Action Action
TNG.
5.00
923-31 932,10
1,855.41
102.84 188.40 126.30 51.12 356.71 848.50 140.11
1,813.98 10.50
Low Low
153.00 247.19
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY • Materials - Buildings Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
3.60 200.45 8.10 346.80 5.00 64.60 261.14
MISSOURI-KANSAS-TEXAS RAILROAD Equipment for Instruction
Standard
52.50
MONARCH REFINERIES Materials
Low
48.12
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS, INC. Materials
Standard
MOORE’S CYCLE & SUPPLY Materials
Low
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
MOORLANE SUTTON SUPPLY Materials
Board Action
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
NATIONWIDE PAPERS INCORPORATED Noninstrue. Equipment
Board Action
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
388.32 17.50 1.20
407.02
OIL FILTER COMPANY, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
36.00 152.40
188.40
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Low
64.58
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Library-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Materials
Standard
Materials Materials
OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF OKLA. CITY, INC.
T___
*
400.19
'
*
889.69
15.86 36.63
425.00 1.065.00
1,490.00
649.00 72.00
199.20
54.^1
118.63 5.50
80.00 1Q).
nn
Bills and Payrolls
132
MEETINGOF APRIL 3, 1967 - CONT'D iBills and Payrolls
'perf ection EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Standard
4.23
2-78
14 0 01
POSNERS DIST. CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
49.60 198.00
247.60
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Standard
41.00 347.00 498.00 465.00 230.36
1,581.36
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Low
37.20
SAND PRODUCTS INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
44.61
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials i Materials i Materials I Materials *1 Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
I
t S & H SHADE COMPANY, INCORPORATED J Materials [ Materials
j SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY,INC. | Eqpt. for Instruction j SHERWIN WILLIAMS ; Materials - Buildings ! Materials ; SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY Materials ' SKIL CORPORATION Materials ; BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY Materials i SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INCORPORATED Materials
â– SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION Materials I SPRING SERVICE COMPANY Materials I STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials.
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY j Materials
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
HBILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY CO.
Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
500.00
27.50
Action Action Action Action
Low Low
70.14 122.94 28.08 599.29 3.23 1,902.15 299.25 35.00
492,-QQ
530.00 1,613.40
Board Action
Board Action Low
3,025.08
506.00
43-22
-
549.75
Standard
6.62
Standard
10.40
Standard
39.08
Low
IO.44
Low
23.34
Low
17.24
Low
63.00
Low
100.00
Low Low
24.78 130.72
155.50
Low
13.47
Standard
51.41
Materials : SUNBEAM APPLIANCE SERVICE COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
133
.. ME1LTINC- OF APRIL 3^ 196? - CONT'D ’TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY > Materials - Buildings ' Materials - Buildings
TECHNICAL GUIDE PUBLICATIONS, INC Library-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
;
Low LSw
mJ
220.00 105.25
325.25
Publisher
16.15
U.S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
62.85
WADSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
WELCH FLOORS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES & SERV. Library-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INCORPORATED Library-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
WILLIS MUSIC. COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
70S.90
MURRAY R. WOMBLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
261.00
CLARK STAGE WQUIPMENT COMPANY Replace Stage Setting
Board Action
446.00
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials
Low
241.20
DULANEY’S Equipment for Instruction
Low
352.50
8.92
176.40
87.50 102.00 10.95
I
'1965-66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
I
!
;
MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. COMPANY Title III
Board Action
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
-
1,430.00
665.82
BOND FUND ALLIED FENCE COMPANY Est. #2 - Various Schools
Board Action
6,734.40
ADVANCE PROCESS SUPPLY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
50.00
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Cent er Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action Board Action Board Action
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION Est. #5 - Southeast
Board Action
62,811.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment-V oc.Te ch.Educ.Center
Board Action
391.00
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Equipment - Polk Equipment - Parmelee
Board Action Board Action
1,117.90 1.869.35
2,987.25
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY . Equipment-Voc.Tech.School Center Equipment-Voc.Tech.School Center
Board Action Board Action
2,519.71 61.80
2,581.51
H. J. JEFFRIES TRUCK LINE, INC. Equipment-Vo c.Te ch.Educ.Cent er
Lew
40.40
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Rnm'nmpnf. — Vnna+.ional
Board Action
95.00
I
187.50 66.45 213.30
467.25
13^
MEETING OF APRIL.3, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and. Payrolls
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment-V oc.Te ch.Educ.Center
Board Action
560.00
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES New Sites
Agreement
109.50
REYNOLDS & MORRISON ARCHITECTS Est. #5 - Southeast
Board Action
1,256.22
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-V 0 c.Te ch.Educ.Center
Board Action
295.00
WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
322.67
WRIGHT & SELBY, ARCH. ENGINEERS Final Estimate-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
110.00
B-26
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
G. L. BUFORD Mileage
Reimbursement
D. T. BURGER Mileage Mileage
Reimbursement Reimbursement
W. C. BUSEY Mileage
Re imbur s ement
38.32
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
39.59
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies Supplies
Low Low
167.30 13.00 13.75 7.18
3.00
20.93
88.15
1966-67 TITLE I - 1 BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Remodeling Materials
Agreement
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
2,350.00
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Furniture - New Buildings
Board Action
5,833-50
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
228.00
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Instruc. Supplies
Standard
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Furniture-New Buildings Furniture-New Buildings Remodeling Material
Board Action Board Action Board Action
172.80
76.50 621.25 9,408.00 5.328.00
15,357.25
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
DOWLINGS,. INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Low
VIRGIL GREENE COMPANY Remodeling Materials
Board Action
33.04
1,117.90
!â–
135
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JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Instrument Equipment
: RAMDOM HOUSE Supplies-Instructional
\Board Action
1,429.47
â– Publisher
17.92
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY, INC Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
227.75
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY Supplies-Instructional
Low
140.00
ADAMS ENGINEERING & BLUE PRINTING Instructional Office
Low
350.00
ALLIED EDUCATION COUNCIL Instructional Supplies
Publisher
192.00
AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS Supplie s-Instructional
Publisher
19.80
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Supplies-Instructional Supplies-Instructional Supplies-Instructional
Low Low Low
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE Meals served to Title I Schools for month of February
Board Action
CIVIC EDUCATION SERVICE, INC Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
BILL DOYLE Supplies-Instructional
Low
ELECTRONIC DICTATION SYSTEMS Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. INC Supplies-Instructional
Low
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUC. CORPORATION Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
218.00
Do Co HEATH AND COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
230.40
BOB HUTCHISON LUMBER COMPANY, INC Supplies-Instructional
Low
62.90
KAMP BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Low
29.40
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
46.35
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional
Low Low
LINDA MILLER Physicians Salary
Board Action
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Low Low
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
92.08
3,528.37
9.90 31.00 468.00 19.50
991.95
232.30 11.00
!
5
246.30 560.00
50.00
145.20 i
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
NATIONWIDE PAPERS, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
' NECCHI SEWING CENTER Equipment - Instructional
11.70 11.20 69.18
Standard
3-90 796.80
14.92
4
136
MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
4.15
>^Low
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Remodeling Materials Remodeling Materials
Board Action Board Action
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Supplies - Instructional
Standard
39-27
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Standard
89.76
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Supplies' - Instructional
Publisher
42.05
FRANK E. RICHARDS, PUBLISHER Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
65.25
SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
57.00
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Low
62.89
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional
Low Low
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Standard
548.68 1.514.36
2,063.04
1,099.50 55-oo
1,154.50
5.35
1965-66 TITLE II - 1 INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
4,515.51
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
1,194.43
CHILDREN’S MUSIC CENTER, INC. Library Resources
Board Action
100.38
ESCOPEL COMPANY Library Resources
Publisher
FINNEY COMPANY Library Resources
Board Action
GIANT PHOTOS Library Resources
Standard
LEARNING ARTS Library Resources
Board Action
LERNER PUBLICATIONS Library Resources
Publisher
47.40
LIBRARY FILMSTRIP CENTER Library Resources
Board Action
75.00
'
* 2,508.09
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
LYONS BAND INSTRUMENT CO. INC. Library Resources MCGRAW HILL,BOOK COMPANY Librar^ Res our ces
i I
:
10.00
2.00
Board Action A -A :
113.06
:
115.00
6.95
Publisher
},
138.00
PERFECTION TORM C^PANY^ Library 'Resources
'
RYTHM RECORD COMPANY Library Resources
J '
'
'Board Action a
129.72
. .
Board Action
1,228.50
137
. ... .. . . MEETING OF APRIL 3,. 1967 - CONT'D tf -- ■-■ ... -..... . . ... . .. ... . [ SOUTH-WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY ,. 'Soard Action P Library Resources
TEACHING AIDS INCORPORATED Library Resources
50.25
Bills and Payrolls
38.40
Publisher
1966-67 TITLE III - 3 E. M. BARNES Transportation Transportation
Agreement Agreement
MURRAY BUTLER Transportation
Agreement
GARRETT’S GARAGE & SERVICE Transportation Transportation
Agreement Agreement .
OKLA. CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Salary Reimbursement
Board Action
5,569.40
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY, DRAMA DEPT. Community Services
Board Action
28.50
OKLAHOMA SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION Community Services Community Services
Board Action Board Action
PLAZA THEATER Community Services
Board Action
SOONER SCHOOL BUSES Transportation
Agreement
4,082.50
CHANNING L. BETE COMPANY Supplies
Publisher
416.96
HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION Supplies
Publisher
150.00
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Supplies
Board Action
691.00
406.50 811.00
1,217.50 443-50
350.50 1.006.50
300.00 2.141.75
1,357.00
-2,441.75
186.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH. 1967 OKLAHOMA COUNTY ELECTION BOARD School Elections
Board Actions
BLANCHE F. TITUS School Elections
Board Action
B-31
8,272.92 100.00
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to ratify the March payrolls, R. #96 authorize issuing the April payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling Bills and $389^9^6.99 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously. | Payrolls App.
138
MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1967 - CONT'D R. #97 Hearting and Plumbing Sup.
I
i
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by'Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of heating and plumbing supplies for use by the Main\e^nce Department from the following companies J_ 4_ -.1— -i_ -J • which submitted the low quotations in respohse to_ -LI,. the attached Notice: $ 4,332.31 1,043.92 2,221.94 487.68
Mideke Supply Company U. S. Supply Company Federal Corporation Crane Supply Company Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 62O-CD.
Motion carried unanimously
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R. #98 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of Hardware Stock Shardware stock for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which [submitted the low quotations: Purchased ! i
Hart Industrial Supply Company Steel Supply Company Total These purchases.are to be charged to Account BL 62O-CD.
■ R. #99 Teaching Aids, :All Schools
$
161.31 938.90
$
699.81
Motion carried unanimously.
|A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of [teaching aids for use by all schools from the following companies:
American Book Company *Bro-Dart Industries, Inc. Children's Press Creative Playthings, Inc. D. C. Heath and Company Denoyer-Geppert Company Educational Activities, Inc. EduKaid of Ridgewood Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp Field Enterprises Educational Corp. Finney Company Follett Publishing Company Ginn and Company Hammond, Inc. Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc. Harper & Row Publishers, Inc. Hearne Brothers Houghton Mifflin Company Lord Associates *Norren Manufacturing Company Oklahoma Publishing Company Scholastic Book Services Thompson Book & Supply Company Thompson School Book Depository Total
141.20 808.50 473.80 294.01 285.51 3,393.79 214.20 91.99 - 2,617.69 3,018.40 90.00 123.84 517.OO 258.05 87.40 184.05 2,362.50 2,273.40 1,158.90 330.30 68.33 399-00 85.59 87.OO
$
$19,284.29
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application , Title I, and are to be charged to the following Accounts: 5-240-b *9.1030-0 All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
$18,149.49 1,138.80
139
MEETING OF. APRIL 3, .1967. -. CONT’D T.. ""... i>
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It was moved. Dy Mr. Rogers and. seconded. by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of class- | R. #100 room equipment for use by schools in the Titl^ I Project from the following companies j Classroom Eqpt. which submitted the low quotations: j Purchased_______
$ 8,977.00 62.50 2,538.20 312.00 922.60
Oklahoma Seating . Company Triangle School Equipment Company Thompson Book & Supply Company Frank C. Stewart Associates Bill Doyle Office Supply
$12,809.30
Total
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title I, and are to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. Motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of teaching aids for use by all schools from the following companies:
R. K. Black, Inc. Eye Gate House, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Company The Macmillan Company Thompson School Book Depository Vaseco, Inc.
$
276.95 3;728.75 3,721-78 9^3-80 7,761.19 7,867-75
■R. #101 i Teaching Aids, All Schools
$17,999-32
Total
.These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title II, and are to be charged to Account 2.270-B. Motion carried unanimously. A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of ■ thirty chemical trays for use by various elementary schools from Stansi Scientific Company. This purchase in the amount of $795*00 has been approved on our National ’Defense Education Act Application, Title III, and is to be charged to Account G 270-B2. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Lit was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of art supplies for use by the Material Development Department from the following companies:
A & E Equipment Company, Inc. Thompson Book and Supply Company Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company
$
716.95 93.65 61.20
Total
$
871.80
|R. #102 !Science Eqpt. jElem. Schools
5
R. #103 'Purchase of Art Supplies
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title III, and are to be charged to Account 7.200. All members'present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of scienceR. #107 instructional supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted •..^Science Instr. the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Supplies App. $
LaPine Scientific Company Melton Company, Inc. Science Kit, Inc. Misco Biological, Inc. Stansi Scientific Company The Welch Scientific Company The Refinery Supply Company W. H. Curtin & Company Doenges Supply
.
Total
587.67 189.OO 1,733.90 7,582.17 386.88 565.60 28.80 585.92 331-00
$ 8.987.88
These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title III, and are to be charged to Account G 270-B2. Motion carried unanimously.
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140
MEETING OF APRIL 3,. 196? - CONT'D R. #105 School Bus for Title III Prog.
A motion was made "by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of one 66-passenger school bus for use as aw^ved under our Title III Application for Cultural Art Tours in the Cultural Resources Program from the following companies: $ 3,841.00 2,762.82
Keas Superior Sales, Inc. (Body) Montgomery GMC Trucks, Inc. (Chassis)
$ 6,603.82
Total j
R. #106 Custodial Approved
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title III, and are to be charged to Account 1.1200. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of custodial 1 supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$
Craven Supply Company, Inc. Sanitary Equipment Company S.E.B. Paint Company, Inc. Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Acco Products Company
$ 4,690.60
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 5^0-A.
24.00 185.32 3,846.00 312.00 190.80 132.48
Motion carried unanimously
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R. #107 /Science Furn., J. Marshall
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of science furniture for use by John Marshall High School from Hamilton Manufacturing Company which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3,996.00 has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title VIII, and is to be charged to Account BL 1030-H. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #108 Printed Forms Approved
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve'the purchase of printed forms for storeroom stock from Norick Brothers, Inc., which submitted the low quotation of $1,651-00. These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-M. Motion carried unanimously.
Food Service j Statement
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, February 28, 1967, was submitted as information to the Board.
BUILDING AND GROUNDS R. #109 Contracts for ■Electrical, Boiler & Heating ..Work Approved
It was .moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve low bids of electrical modernization and boiler controls renovations and low bid or low bid meeting specifications on heating systems renovations as follows:
Electrical Modernization Eugene Fields Elementary School Moore Electric Company, Inc. (Low Bid)
$16,110.00
Page and Dunbar Elementary Schools Gaddis-Walker Electric, Inc. (Low combination Bid)
48,224.00
Shidler Elementary School Smith-Weir Electric Co. (Low Bid)
18,371-00
Boiler Controls Renovations Administration Building, Central High School, Britton, Davis, Dunbar, and Dunjee Elementary Schools Belle Isle Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Co. (Bid in one lot. Low Bid)
73,990.00 (Continued)
140
MEETING OF APRIL 3, 1967 - CONT'D R. #105 School Bus for Title III Prog.
A .motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of one 66-passenger school bus for use as app^pved under our Title III Application for Cultural Art Tours in the Cultural Resources Program from the following companies: Keas Superior Sales, Inc. (Body) Montgomery GMC Trucks, Inc. (Chassis)
$ 3,841.00 2,762.82
Total
$ 6,603.82
j These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Appli! cation, Title III, and are to be charged to Account 1.1200. All members present voted ; "Aye" on roll call. R. #106 Custodial Sup. Approved
i It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of custodial supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Craven Supply Company, Inc. Sanitary Equipment Company S.E.B. Paint Company, Inc. Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Acco Products Company
$
24.00 185.32 3,846.00 312.00 190.80 132.48
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 5^+0-A.
B. #107 Science Furn., jj. Marshall
:R. #108 'Printed Forms Approved
Motion carried unanimously
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of science furniture for use by John Marshall High School from Hamilton Manufacturing Company which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3,996.00 has been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title VIII, and is to be charged to Account BL 1030-H All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. j
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Food Service Statement
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve'the purchase of printed forms for storeroom stock from Norick Brothers, Inc., which submitted the low quotation of $1,651.00. These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-M. Motion carried unanimously. Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, February 28, 1967, was submitted as information to the Board.
BUILDING AND GROUNDS i R. #109 Contracts for ^Electrical, 'Boiler & Heating •Jerk Approved
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve low bids of electrical modernization and boiler controls renovations and low bid or low bid meeting specifications on heating systems renovations as follows: Electrical Modernization
Eugene Fields Elementary School Moore Electric Company, Inc. (Low Bid)
$16,110.00
Page and Dunbar Elementary Schools Gaddis-Walker Electric, Inc. (Low combination Bid)
48,224.00
Shidler Elementary School Smith-Weir Electric Co. (Low Bid)
18,371-00
Boiler Controls Renovations i'
Administration Building, Central High School, Britton, Davis, Dunbar, and Dunjee Elementary Schools Belle Isle Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Co. (Bid in one lot. Low Bid)
73,990.00 (Continued)
MEETING OF APRIL 3, 19^7
CONT'D R. #109 Continued
Heating Systems Renovations
Arcadia High School Street's Plumbing and Heating Co. (Low Bid meeting specifications)
$11,900.00
Dunjee High School Continental Mechanical Contractors, Inc. (Low Bid)
18,270.00
West Nichols Hills Elementary School J. R. Henderson Co. (Low Bid)
57,227.00
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. All bids received in response to the attached Notice are tabulated below: Electrical Modernization:
E. Fields
Boyington Electric Dane Electric Electrical Constructor's Gaddis-Walker Electric
$19,490.00 19,977.00
Moore Electric Oklahoma Electric Osborne Electric Smith-Weir Electric Wallis Electric
*16,110.00
21,000.00 18,197.00 17,425.00
Page
Shidler
Dunbar
Comb.
Comb. Bid
All 4 $85,665.00 25,376.00 19,697.00 31,793.00 All 4 90,997.00 25,884.00 20,185.00 32,747.00 29,980.00 (Page & 19,837.00 (Dunbar *48,224.00 29,995.00 94,268.00 All 4
21,367.00*18,371.00 31,129.00
All 4
86,491.00
Boiler Controls Renovations: Administration Building, Central High School, Britton, Davis, Dunbar, and Dunjee Elementary Schools Belle Isle Heating Co. *$73,990.00 Street's Plumbing 79,674.00 81,260.00 Jack Matherly W. A. Landers Co. 90,000.00
Heating Systems Renovations: Arcadia
Dunjee
Comfort, Inc.(No Bid Bonds)11,350.00 J. R. Henderson Jack Matherly 12,792.00 Street's Plumbing *11,900.00 Orvil Barlow Meeh .Cont. 12,419.00 Continental Meeh. Cont.
20,233.00 24,472.00 22,460.00
W. Nichols Hills *57,227.00 63,895.00 64,540.00
*18,270.00
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Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
' ATTEST: Clerk
â– Approved the 1st day of May, 1967.
R. #110 Adjournment
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MEETING OF APRIL 27, 1967
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5 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOf^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN
THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk. Central Office staff members - N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Alex Higdon, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Ruhl Potts, Dick Samples, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Craig Waters, The Oklahoma Journal. ; The invocation was given by Mr. Ruhl Potts and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
SPECIAL
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to open bids on the 1967
f R. #111
additions and remodeling to John Marshall High School received in response to the Notice | Open Bids on below. Plans and specifications were prepared by Noftsger, Lawrence, Lawrence and i J. Marshall FLesher, Architects. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. , Additions
BIDDER Commander Construction Co. Builders Construction Co. Benmore Construction Co. Barbour & Short Construction Co. Yarbro Construction Co. John H. Putney Construction Co. The Constructors, Inc. J. J. Cook Inc. Paul Allison, Inc. L. H. Lawson Construction Co. Novak Construction Co. Milner Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co. * **
BASE BID
$536,774*
539,000 54-1,000** 543,955 54-8,276 554,930 556,162 564,299 572,455 578,000 582,4-00 585,700 620,000
OMIT LIB. COOLING $25,4-00
27,000 33,500 34,629
29,000 33,500 27,44-9 34,000 29,078 30,187 32,000 32,700 . 30,300
Low base bid. Low bld if library cooling is omitted.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to refer the above bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. Motion carried.
R. #112
Bids Referred to Central Off.
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Estes to open bids on portable buildings,' R. #113 plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. All members voted i Open Bids on "Aye" on roll call. Bids were submitted in response to the attached Notice. | Portable Bldgs. BIDDER
J. J. Cook Construction Co. Stoldt Builders, Inc. Commander Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co.
McGhee Building Company
AMOUNT $154,750 159,812 162,287 165,000 179,995
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MEETING OF APRIL 27, 1967 - CONT'D ' R. #114 Bids Referred Central Office
|Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded.bj&Mrs. Welch to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for tabulation and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll
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R. #115
Open Bids for Air Condition Adm. Bldg., Emerson
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IA motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs Welch to open bids on air conditioni ing equipment to be installed in areas of the Administration Building and Emerson Elementary School, plans and specifications prepared by the Engineering Department. Bids were submitted in response to the attached Notice. Motion carried unanimously.
AMOUNT
BIDDER
$44,777 44,800 48,200 47,593 49,543 61,666
Refrigeration Sales & Eng. Co J. R. Henderson Company Harrison-Orr Company Tom Dolan Company T. L. Austin Company Comfort, Inc.
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;R. #116
It was moved By Mrs. Welch and seconded By Dr Hill to refer the foregoing bids to the Motion carried unanimously. Central Office for tabulation and recommendation
\ Bids Referred Central Office R. #117
Adj ourament
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Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried
j THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
, 1967
14-5
MEETING OF MAY 1,
1967
CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF 0
THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson Attorney; Dale Helmus and Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office i staff members - Floy Campbell, James Casey, Don Gardner, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Bob Keck, Gerald Kidd, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy Mullenix, Ruhl Potts, G. L. Robinson, Gene Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Principals and Classroom Teachers from - Spencer, Stand Watie, Star, Tyler,j Stonegate, Sunset, Truman, Valley Brook, Prairie Queen, Telstar, Wheeler, Woodson, Taft, Star-Spencer High School; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; Mrs. Ben Hulsopple, j PTA; five students from OCU; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma City Times; Jim Reid, The Daily ■ Oklahoman. ;
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
‘ Invocation
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
! Guests Welcomed
On motion by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers, the minutes of the meeting of April 3, 1967> were unanimously approved as presented.
' R. #118 i Minutes App.
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
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Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's office.)
I Treasurer's Report ' Attorney's Report
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, had nothing specific to report at this time.
Mr. Helmus reported routine activities in working with Food Service and Activity Fund ■ Auditors' accounts. Mr. Stockton reported that the vendor bills in this agenda have been examined j Reports and are in proper order for Board action. | Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. presented. Motion carried unanimously.
Hill to approve the above reports as
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve an Agreement dated April 7, 1967, with Independent School District Number 9 (Jones) for rental of the Rose Hill Elementary School facilities for a period beginning April 10, 1967, and extending through August 5> 19&7> inclusive, for a total price of $1,500.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
| R- #119 j Reports Approved s j R. #120 i Rental Agreement j Rose Hill School
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Otis Lawrence, National Science Fair, San Francisco, California, May 8-12, 1967.
: R. #121 * Professional Trips Approved i '
L. G. Tatum, Southwest Seminar for Police on Prevention and Control of Delinquency, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma, May 22-26, 1967*
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Bill Lillard, U. S. Office of Education meeting of Urban School Superintendents, Washington, D. C., May 16-17, 19^7•
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Cafeteria managers and Central Food Service supervisors (not to exceed 40 employees) to attend a workshop and training course in foods and cafeteria operations at Norman, Oklahoma, June 14-16, 1967. Board of Education to pay (from Central Food Service Funds) $18.00 toward expenses of each person attending the workshop.
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It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated:
Sally Augustine, International Reading Council, Seattle, Washington, May 1-5, 1967• Expenses to be paid by Oklahoma Reading Council.
All school head custodians and custodial supervisors to attend a workshop and training course for school custodians and school heating plant engineers at Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, Oklahoma, June 5~7> 1967. The Board of Education to pay $20.00 toward the expenses of each person attending the workshop. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D ! R. #122 ' Confirmation Professional Trips
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded\by Dr. Hill to confirm authorization to Robert Keck and Sizemore Bowlan to observe.,technical training classrooms, Grand Prairie, |Texas, April 17, 19&7» All members voted >Aye" on roll call. i I
R. #123 |A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to designate Bill Lillard, Superintendent |Superintendent, as the authorized representative to execute for and on behalf of the to Sign re |Board of Education or the School District in matters concerning the funds allocated by State Voc.Funds}the Oklahoma State Board for Vocational Education for building the Area VocationaljTechnical Education Center School. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. j Comments by |The Superintendent expressed appreciation for the hospitality extended by the Oklahoma Superintendent i City Classroom Teachers Association to the members of the Board and staff at the annual I dinner meeting of the Classroom Teachers Association. He additionally congratulated a jNorthwest Classen student group for the successful musical tour to Corpus Christi, Texas, jThe Superintendent and members of the Board commented regarding their attendance at a |convention of board members in Portland, Oregon.
! !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 Superintendent :or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information {listed be approved.
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NYC Office Clerk
ASSIGNMENT
4-3-67
Kennedy Lib. Clerk
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
S270*
4-13-67
Grant Clerk
DEGREE COLLEGE
250.
4-10-67
SALARY
(Mrs) Mason, Helen J*
250.
4-3-67
Bryan Temp. Clerk Riverside Clerk
NAME
(Mrs) Smith, Corrilla
235.
4-3-67
Supply Temp* Clerk
effec tive DATE
(Mrs) Howard, Florence M*
250.
4-10-67
Star Spencer Lib. Clerk
ASSIGNMENT
4=17-67
(Mrs) Stroud, Mary A. (Mrs) Melton, Shirley M*
235.
4-3-67
Resignations
4-5-67
(Mrs) Perkins, Mary A*
280.
4-12-67
Curr. Lib. Lib* Clerk Inst.Mat*Ctr-Title I Sec*
(Adkisson - transfer)
(Nelson - transfer)
(Baker - resigned)
3-7-67
(Mrs) Belyeu, Narasona L*
250*
5-1-67
Personnel - Title I Temp»Clerk - % day
Leaves of Absence
Maternity
4-3-67
3-24=67
Kennedy - Title I Mat*Ctr* Aide Inst* Dept* Seo*
4-14-67
(Mrs) Swain, Lois (Mrs) Kemp, Reba P.
Cleveland Seo*
Ill Health (Mrs) Porter, Gladys
4-4=6?
NYC Office Clerk Kennedy Lib* Clerk Kennedy Registrar
(Mrs) Peterson, Frances E*
370.
4-17-67
Kennedy - Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Miss) Coffey, Sydnie N. (Mrs) Crittenden, Ann L, (Mrs) Moore, Edwina M*
(Hall - transfer)
(Mrs) Chronister, Mary A*
117*50
4-3-67
Star Spencer Lib* Clerk
(Mathews = resigned)
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Brock, Carolyn M*
250*
4-5-67
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(Additional position)
(Mrs) Ingram, Betty L«
235*
Star Spencer Lib* Clerk
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(Mrs) Baldwin, Senora (Mrs) Belyeu, Narasona L*
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MEETING ON MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Temporary Employments
Mrs. Harriet M. Brown, Manpower, Dry Cleaning,Fabric,Instructor, Salary $30,00 per day, effective April 18, 1967, (for 3 days-April 18, 19, & 21, 1967) Mr. Carl E. Childers, Manpower, Finishing, Dry Cleaning Instructor, Salary $30<>00 per day, effective April 24, 1967, (Duration of Need)
Substitute Teachers for the school year 1966-67 Jones, Laquita V, (Mrs) Windsor, Robert (Mr) Crossley, Mildred (Mrs) Goggin, Ruth A. (Mrs) Hefley, Ema M. (Mrs) James, Deane A. (Mr) Woods, Martha J. (Mrs) Zent, Alfred R. (Mr)
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i’ood Service NAME
Resignations
Arinwine, Margie ’atledge, Dorothy
ASSIGNMENT
Northeast Baker Jefferson Helper
Jett, Lois J.
Grant Helper John Marshall Helper
fcClellan, Emily
Eisenhower Helper
lordon, Betty
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE - EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employment 4-4-67
4-3-67 4-4-67
3-27-67
4-11-67
falhall, Ruth
Creston Hills Helper Britton Manager
Norwood, Lillie
Douglass Helper
3-20-67
D’Neal, Katherine
Harmony Helper
4-3-67
Uegner, Deloris
Edgemere Helper
4-24=67
Xandel, Mildred
Prairie Queen Helper
4-19-67
UcFadden, Elizabeth
Elem. Speech, Music Elem, Elem. Elem. Art, Hist., Phys. Ed. Elem. S.S., Span., Ehg.
4-11-67 4-17-67
Transfer
^Chappell-transferred)
Still, Mona Lo
1.35hr<>
4-10-67
Garfield Helper
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Pood Service NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
196/ - COKT’D
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DEGREE COLLEGE
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Employment
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Unassigned Helper
Almon, Alberta
1.35hre
4-24-67
Chitwood, Lee
l,55hr<>
4-18-67
Clayson, Louise
lo35h.ro
3-15-67
Crowell, Junie
l,35hr.
4-13-67
Eales, Doreen
l«35hro
4-17-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Grimmett, Bertha
1.35hr.
4-12-67
Unassigned Helper
Hill, Mattie C.
l»35hr»
4-24-67
Unassigned Helper
Jett, Lois J*
l«35hr<>
4-12-67
Max, Mary K»
lo35hr«
4-19-67
O'Neal, Jo Ann
l»55hr.
4-19-67
Robinson, Lillian
1.55hr.
4-24=67
Rosenthal, Marie
Io35hr.
4-3-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Smith, Dorothy
le35hr«
4-13-67
Unassigned Helper
Vincent, Margaret
l,35hr<>
4-10-67
Unassigned Helper
Welch, Elsie
le35hre
4-24-67
Unassigned Helper
1.35hr.
4-13-67
Unassigned Helper
Westmoreland, Frances
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Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Maintenance Department NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Resignations
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Employment Davis, Jimmy
Hise, Kenneth Jo
Mechanic
3-29-67
Stapleton, Herman
Laborer
4-7=67
3800oyr,
3-27=67
Drayage
Brewington, Loyd
lo83hro
4-3-67
Mechanic
Byrd, Timothy
lo40hro
4-17-67
Laborer
Cutler, Everett
lo40hro
4-11=67
Laborer
Dye, Kenneth Co
2o60hr»
4-11-67
Welder
Hamm, Elmore
lo49hr»
4=X4=67
Laborer
Temporary Employment
Retirement Collins, Fred D,
Painter
4*®4=67
Davis, John To
Painter
3-30-67
Hornbeck, T,D»
Electronics Technician
3-31=67
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MEETING OF MAY 1,. 1967 - CONT'D i Personnel
JiiJL
Service Department EMPLOYMENT
RESIGNATIONS NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
dams, John
Harding Floorman
3-24-67
urris, Samuel Jr.
Truman % time Floorman
3-31-67
aves, Dennis
Monroe % time Floorman
3-31-67
NAME
OR
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
Beasley, Tommy
280»mo<>
4-4-67
3-22-67
Lowery, Ernest
280«mo.
3-27-67
3-31-67
Vaughn, Marion
280»mo<>
4-24-67
REMARKS
Harding Floorman
arty, Lee
John Marshall Floorman John Marshall Floorman
rench, Loyd E.
Shidler time Floorman
4-4-67
Dye, William J.
140 «mo.
4-20-67
John Marshall Floorman John Marshall Floorman Shidler ~ % time floorman
lander, Alvin
Classen Floorman
4-11-67
Schiebert, Chester
280.mo.
4-24-67
Classen Floorman
ulliams, J.D.
Harding Floorman
4-10-67
Stapleton, Herman
280,mo.
4-10-67
ackson, Joseph
Southeast Floorman
4-14-67
Barnes, William
280.mo«
4-21-67
Floorman Southeast Floorman
Mick, Wesley
140.mo.
4-7-67
Longfellow % time Floorman
Gibbs, Robert
280
4-21-67
Title 1 Schools Temporary Floorman
■Boutwell-transferred)
Boyer, Warren
14O.mo.
5-24-67
Capitol Hill Sr. Floorman
Burleson-transferred)
Wilfong, Perl
28O.mo.
4-21-67
Title 1 Schools Temporary Floorman
ross, Richard
Dunjee High School % time Floorman Longfellow ’ % time Floorman Longfellow £ time Floorman
eDade, Wesley lick, Wesley
eeves, Roger
All Schools Relief-Floorman Woodson Laundry Truck Driver-Washmar
ider, Don R.
filliams, Rufus
Harding
4-21-67 4-14-67
4-5-67 3-24-67
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Baker-resigned)
transfers
EMPLOYMENT
RESIGNATIONS EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
Safety Department
Safety Department
Irabtree, Carlos
Bus Driver
4-3-67
rones, Eddie
Bus Driver
4-3-67
Chornton, Louis L.
Bus Driver
3-23-67 Lipscomb, Alice
310.mo.
4-21-67
Bus Driver
300»mo.
4-19-67
Graphics Technician
1.50hr.
4-17-67
Printer
Security Department Seceased
All Schools Patrolman
iedberg, Robert
4-5-67
Audio Visual
-
Cohee, Richard
Washington Print Slop
Temporary Employment
Slinker, Edwin
R. #124 ■ Personnel Approved
1
IA motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the listed ^personnel items. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
15'1
:1
h GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
Approval of the following recommendations #1^:^2, and #3 was requested:
Recommendation
Bills and. Payrolls Recommended
to ratify the April payrolls, authorize issuing the May payrolls, and authorize the : payment of vendor hills per the attached itemized list. MAY 1, 1967 ITEM # 1
RATIFICATION OF APRIL 1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS :
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
2.086.387.42
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$.
90.831.58
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$
6.915.02
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$.
71.298.36
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$.
3,264,54.
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$.
3.733.38
BOND FUND
3,5^2.00 .
M & 0 SPECIAL
ITEM # 2
O
ITEM # 3
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR MAY 1967 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
2,200,000.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
100.000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,350.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$
10,000.00
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
85,000.00
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
5,000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
5,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR. BILLS AS PER: ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR..AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERHCANDISE AND/OR SERVICES. : BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY 1, 1967
I
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
265,394.60
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$.
5,636.66
$
86,400.16
$
4,321.83
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
$
28,675.03
■ 1965-66 TITLE I - 1
$
6,925.43
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
17,397.85
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
$
14,400.16
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
12,945-38
i ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$.
158.53
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND BOND FUND ■ NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R-5-7142-38
TOTAL
474,288.22
!
152
MEETING OF MAY.1, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
ACME FENCE & 'IRON COMPANY Lawn Expense
FRANK B. ADDISON Travel Exp. - St. Louis, Mo. 1 Council for Except. Children
Low
319.35
56.10
Board Action
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Gen. Equipment Repair Printing
Standard Standard
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Instructional Offices
Low
13.50
AMPROBE INSTRUMENT CORPORATION Project Planning
Standard
64.17
AMER. ASSOC. OF SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION Library
Publisher
2.70
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
4.00
ARROW MACHINERY COMPANY Laundry Expense Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
0 O0 <•to•
54.30
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Office Manpower
Low Low
7.50 16.00
23.50
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
ASSOCIATION FILMS, INC. Library
Publisher
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Manpower
Low
AUTOMIATIC BUSINESS MACHINES Storeroom Stock
Board Action
BARRY ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Title VIII
Low
97.50
BERRY OIL COMPANY Maintenance
Low
36.34
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 General Instruction Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower Manpower
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard Board Action Board Action
7.09 4.07 2.04 6.71 2.04 53.91 8.75 2.04 123.49 2.04 8.75 12.22 37.00 20.37 10.68 16.30 11.50 43.13 42.00
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies
Standard Standard
■..55.-7Q
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Standard
28.60 110.46
139.06
i
50.00
9.00
52.47 1,043.00
18.00
414.13
73.70 10.20
MEETING..,0P MAY ,1, 1967 - COAT'D BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense BRITTAIN BROTHERS Manpower
229.55
\Bfeard Action v
51.73
Standard
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Storeroom Stock
Board Action
BROUDE BROTHERS LIMITED General Instruction
Low
27.20
BURMAX COMPANY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
39.32
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education
Reimbur s erne nt
15.12
CAPITOL STEEL & IRON COMPANY Manpower
Low
79.90
BOB CATES INCORPORATED Operating
Low
44.70
CENTRAL OKLA. TRANSPORTATION & PARKING Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water &.Sewage
Utilities
17.00
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
76.57
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water &. Sewage
Utilities
-143.50
JOHN R. COLE COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Re imbur s ement
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Board Action Board Action
CORONET FILMS TV Rights
Agreement
666.40
305.96
3.,53S.^i
3,845.31 142.50 .
8.73 6.12
14.85
18.00 60.48
2,433.»og.
2,493.56
630.00
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Low
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY, INC. Title III
Publisher
46.20
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
15.00
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
4.22
M. K. CURTIS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
27.00
DAILY LAW LOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
123.22
Publisher
120.00
: WALT DISNEY 16MM FILMS Library DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
7.50 9.64
109.20 41.20
17.14
150.40
88.43
Bills and Payrolls
15£
MEETING OF MAY 1, != i) Bills and Payrolls_________
1967 - CONT'D
\
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLAS Special Education
V Reimburs ement
DOUGLAS FILM INDUSTRIES Title III
Publisher
156.23
DOVER PUBLICATIONS, INC. General Instruction
Publisher
3*00
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
37*56 9.00
46.56
BILL DOYLE Custodial Supplies Supt. Office Business Office Instruc. Office Instruc. Office Office Machines
Low Low Low Low Low Agreement
10.00 1.68 7*75 8.00 21.03 60.70
109.16
DULANEY’S Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair
45-36
Standard Standard Low Low Board Action Standard
4.04 23.84 245*70 318.14 346.00 23.84
961.56
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Printing Office Machines Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Standard Agreement Board Action Board Action
10.80 35.70 485.00 1.596.00
2,127.50
EALES TV & RADIO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
33.23
ECONOMY COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
37.69
EDIPHONE COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
15.00
EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS, INC. Library
Publisher
4*29
EDUCATIONAL VISUAL AIDS Library
Publisher
59.60
EDWIN SHAPIRO COMPANY Title III
Publisher
39.00
ALVIN EGGELING Travel Expense-El Paso, Texas Recreational Conf.
Board Action
150.00
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
124.00
EMS CO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Storeroom Stock Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low
RALPH ENZ General Instruction
Board Action
EUREKA WATER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
4.00
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
288.00
FIELD ENTERPRISES ED. CORPORATION Title III
Publisher
to to to to to to
Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc.
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
121.50 32.10 60.21 78.80
292.61
15.00
37.50
MEETING OF MAY 1, FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental Rent - May
196? - .CONT' D
TBoard Action \ Board Action w*
276.62 400.00
676.62
7.48
i j
31.55
j
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Low
GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION Project Planning
Standard
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Board Action
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
NORMAN GENTRY Monthly Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
17.00
GOLDSMITH’S MUSIC SHOP Title III
Publisher
46.80
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
GREAT PLAINS INSTRUC. TELEVISION TV Rights
Agreement
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
10.08
HARR WAGNER PUBLISHING COMPANY Title III
Publisher
24.90
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Custodial Supplies Manpower Manpower
Low Low Board Action Low
SANDRA HELLER Special Education
Reimbursement
HILLCREST HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rental
Board Action
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Title III
Publisher
13.68
HOUSE OF CLAY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
19.20
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
JOHN HUNTSMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Custodial Supplies
Low Low
IBM CORPORATION Office Machines Data Processing Repair to Instruc. Equipment Equipment Rental - March Equipment Rental - April Equipment Rental Equipment Rental . Equipment Rental
Standard Standard Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Renta.1 Agreement
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC. Accident Insurance Property Insurance
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9 Rental - Arpil Rental - May TNmr.PTilNnTCNT STTPPT.V GOMPANV
500.00 7.81
1,116.56
272.00
3.22 12.81 104*90 294.66
■ 415.59
27.00
-
1 Bills and Payrolls
200.00
212.99
2.90 10.80
21.65 24.28
45.93
11.05 485.65 13.70 4,877.00 5,029.50 256.76 152.50 119.86
10,946.02
Board Action Board Action
1,378.00 102.165.71
103,543.71
Board Action Board Action
300.00 400.00
700.00
156
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
INDUSTRIAL CHEMICAL LAB. INC. Custodial Supplies
45.00
x i Low
| INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS | Repair to Instruc. Equipment 1
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY ! Printing E | JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY
General Instruction
Board Action Standard Standard
25.73
35.64 137.00
172.64
Low
18.00
Low
107.44
Low
23.92
! CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT
| 1
Man Power
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance General Instruction t General Instruction j Maintenance
| s’
E
i
Low Agreement Agreement Standard
42.69 2.50 16.25 39.00
100.44
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Operating
Board Action
485.10
KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Title VIII
Board Action
11.83
THERON W.KIRK General Instruction
Board Action
294.28
KP-SUPPLY COMPANY,. INC. General Instruction
Board Action
154.44
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Rent - May
Board Action
300.00
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY Rent - May
Board Action
565.00
- - 36.65
BILL LILLARD Travel Expense-Portland, Oregon Meeting City School Superintendents
Board Action
93.45
J. F. LINCOLN ARC WELDING FOUNDATION Manpower
Publisher
43.20
JESSE B. LINDLEY Travel Exp.-Chicago, Ill. No.Central Assoc.Sch.&Colleges
Board Action
LIQUID FLAME, INC. Heat Heat Heat
Low Low Low
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Low
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies
Publisher Publisher
-
Board Action
P.D. McGLATHERY Special Education
Reimbursement
& robbins
, inc .
Custodial Supplies Lawn Expense
96.00 85.80
l?Q.r3P
372.10
142.50
37.50 160.49
197.99
«*■
EARL MARTIN Travel Exp-Boston, Mass. Natl.Elementary School Principals
Mc Kesson
101.56
Low Board Action
127.73
16.66 51.00 670.67
721.67
MRS. ROBERT McQUILLEN Special Education
Re imbur s ement
11.60
MEDICAL EXAMINATION PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
32.26
157
MEETING OF MAY 1,_ 1267 - CONT'D ------------ ---- --- - - - -----------------MELTON COMPANY Supplies-Voc. Tech«Educ. Center
\
1 Bills ;
6.39
Board Action
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Standard
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewage
Utilities
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII
Standard Low Standard Low
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE General Instruction Library
Low Standard
MODERN DISTRIBUTORS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
22.00
MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY Supplies-Voc .Tech.Educ.Center
Low
109.71
MORRIS CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED General Equipment Repair
Agreement
8.23
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Personnel Office
Publisher
8.10
NATIONWIDE PAPERS INCORPORATED Adult School Supplies General Instruction Research Printing Printing Printing
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
NATIONAL OBSERVER Superintendents Office
Publisher
.
13.90 10.56
54.46 155.65
6.81
'
56.76 39.38 222.40
17-76
336.30
141.30
1.09 2.25
221.76 6.60 15.00 70.98 72.25
1,873.-65.
3.34
2,260.24 2.67
PHYLLIS NICHOLS General Instruction
Board Action
NORICK BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Printing
Low
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Manpower Laundry
Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Low Low Selected Standard
OKLA. GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Legal Publications Subscriptions
Publisher Publisher
OKLA. NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
30,477.81
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
535.50
55.00
454-14 26.98
354.75 H3.55
768.30
8,925-08
13.89 16.00 13.50 25.38
68.77
48,989.39
95.96 ..1X-Q0
108.96
158
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D i Bills and i Payrolls
: OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY
Repair to Instruc. Equipment Manpower Office Machines Office Machines
\ Agreement Agreement \, â– Agreement Board Action
8.00 8.00 8.00 A7.5O
71.50
PLASTIC ENGRAVED SIGN COMPANY Research Statistics
Low
15.25
MRS. RICHARD PARKER Special Education
Re imbur s ement
12.60
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Maintenance
Standard
32.00
FRANCES G. PETERS Travel Exp.-Dallas, Texas Amer. Personnel & Guidance Cony.
Board Action
57.58
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Postage
Standard
20.00
L. F. PLATT LUMBER COMPANY Library Supplies
Low
18.16
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Subscriptions
Board Action
18.00
Agreement
40.00
PORTLAND DUMP Monthly Dumping Privileges POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Adult School Supplies
Standard
250.00
POSTMASTER Manpower
Standard
72.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Schools
Standard
1,512.10
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLY, INC. Adult School Supplies Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low Standard
40.65 133.00 44.20 60.00
277.85
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS,INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low
13.75 13.75 38.75 13.75 , 25.48
105.48
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
RADIO, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low Low Low
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
45.60
REMINGTON RAND OFFICE SYSTEMS General Equipment Repair
Standard
34-70
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
GILBERT L. ROBINSON Travel Esp.-Recruiting Trips
Board Action
24.72
ROBINSON JANITOR SUPPLY Custodial Supplies
Low
16.00
GLORIA ROGERS Travel Exp.-New York, N.Y. Council of Learning Disabilities
Board Action
149.29
ROISMAN PRODUCTS COMPANY Custodial.Supplies
Board Action
228.00
34.19
12.04 12.87 12.60 .....2.52,
13.65 35.00
40.03
48.65
159
, ..MEETING, OF. MAY 1, 196'f... - COKT' D || SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
. ibard Action
19.83
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Adult School Supplies
Publisher
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction Maintenance
Agreement Standard
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY General Instruction
Low
S.E.B. PAINT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
3,846.00
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Manpower
Board Action
167.25
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Maintenance Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Standard Selected Board Action Board Action Board Action
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
680.75
GENE D. SHEPHERD Travel
Board Action
103.38
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY . Library
Publisher
15.84
SIMON &.SCHUSTER, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
5.40
MRS. RICHARD L. SMITH Special Education
Reimbursement
9.90
SOLVENT MFG. COMPANY, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Low
SOUTHWESTERN GLASS & MIRROR CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low
60.80
10.15 83.27
93.42
122.66
7.36 57.81 62.28 50.20 172.73 3.47
353.85
560.00
-
9,500.25
40.00 47.16 47.16
94-32
SOUTH-WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Publisher Publisher
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water
Utilities
SQUARE DEAL AUTO SALVAGE Manpower
Low
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Office Machines
Standard
24.60
STANDARD STEEL COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
27.83
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Selected
STATE BOARD FOR â– VOCATIONAL Data Processing
Board' Action
127.88 22.60
150.48 69.80
154.00
19.71 5.01
24.72 218.15
33.50 47.20 11.30
92.00 5,006.20
Bills ana Payrolls
160
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 -■ CONT’D 'Bills and 1 'Payrolls | / STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
575.30
Board Action
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Action Board Action
MRS. N. E. STOUT Special Education
Re imbur s ement
39.60
STRIP PRINTER INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
23.00
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower Adult School Supplies
Standard Low
8.00 168.00
176.00
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Low
4.50 10.50
15.00
OLLIE TAYLOR Special Education
Re imbur s ement
16.80
Re imbur s erne nt
25.20
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education ---------- I TEXACO INCORPORATED Laundry Expense
23.95 42.70
66.65
Low
4 a 2|.O
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY, INC. Library
Publisher
1.70
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Purchasing Office Purchasing Office Instructional Offices Project Planning Personnel Manpower
Low Low Low Low Low Low
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense Gen. Eqpt. Repair Laundry Expense Lawn Expense
Low Low Low Standard Board Action
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Standard
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Project Planning
Agreement Low
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Instruction General Instruction Title VIII Repair to Instruc. Equipment Laundry Expense Title VIII Repair to Instruc. Eqpt. General Instruction General Instruction Title VIII
Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action Agreement
TULSA SCOPE SERVICE Title III
Low
TURCO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED. General Instruction
Standard
89.60
ULTRA INSTRUMENT LAB. INCORPORATED Title VIII
Low
70.32
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA TV Rights
Publisher
15.92
UNITED STATES PUB. ASSOC. INC.
15.52 2.25 2.14 6.60 1.44
- •+
;o»7Q
58.65
24-45 618.50 75.00 360.30 246.00
1,324.25
28.00
735.02 1.762.23
70.74
2,497.25„
4-.2.Q
75.64
6.06 32.40 156.00 75.50 7.20 22.90 108.00 59.14 14.28 44.93
526.41 278.00
161
MEETING OF MAY 1, 196/ - CONT'D
U. S. NAVAL INSTITUTE Title III VALIANT INDUSTRIES Title III
itoblisher
V
Publisher
43.15
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
59.74
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
39.33
WALLACE & TIERNAN, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
12.40
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies - Voc . Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Agreement
42.00 32.25
74.25
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement
25.50 85.78
111.28
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
40.59
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH Telegrams
Utilities
12.60
!
5.50
276.70 629.76
i
906.46
;
\
WALTER R. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
25.25
WHITE OIL COMPANY Operating
Agreement
52.94
WHITE SEWING CENTER Adult School Supplies
Standard
70.80
MRS. ED M. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
12.60
WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Bills and 1 Payrolls
14.92
i
\
;
i !
63.14
Board Action
!
B-lb
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
AMERICAN PHOTO COPY Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard
BIG THREE INDUS. GAS & EQPT. General Instruction
Board Action
4.10
CARPENTER PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
5,160.00
F. W. FAXON COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
HARWALD COMPANY Repair Instruc. Equipment
Standard
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Instruc. Offices
Low
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
19.00 19.00
38.00
1
!
2.00
61.95
336.00 25.61 9.00
j
162
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D ! Bills and Payrolls
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
\ V
A & A LOCK SHOP Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Lew Low
64.80 2^92
90.72
A & A REBUILDERS Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
17.90 7-95 7-95 7.95
41.75
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
AIM SERVICE COMPANY Materials
Standard
AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials Materials I j
Standard Standard
AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
AMERICAN SOCIETY OF HEATING ENGINEERS Materials
Publisher
ARS T MIDWESTERN, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
126.00
9.34
56.25 6.86 124.96
131.82
15.00 20.50 8.50 22.50
66.50
9.25
12.39 -
-
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
AUXIER-SCOTT SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Standard
BATES & MCKINZEY SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
39.00
BOWMAN SHEET METAL COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
210.00
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY, INC. Materials
Low
53.12
BROOKS & MCCONNELL Materials
Board Action
BROVIN MACHINERY COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Low
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY Title VIII
Board Action
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR Materials - Buildings
Low
11.44
CARDOX DIV. OF CHEMTRON CORP. Materials - Buildings
Low
5.00
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials - Other Expense
Low
278.74
l
29.28 5Q-.Q5..
79.33
24.90
-
6.72 5.16
17.65
29.20
990.58
128.29 51.04
179.33 235.20
MEETING OP MAY 1, 19.67 - CCNT’D Il IZZZ
CATHEY ROOFING Materials Materials Materials
& -
SUPPLY COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
Lbw
L'cw
268.00 260.00 330.. 00
Bills and Payrolls 858.00
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORP. Materials
Standard
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials
Board Action
80.30
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
491.04
CUT,TEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
57.00 34.29
91.29
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low
3.50 2.20 11 • /6 2.43
25.89
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Low
D & H WELDING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
DODSON CHEMICAL PRODUCTS Materials
Low
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Standard Standard
EMSCO ELECTRIC Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
11.25 25.00 204.10 84.70 4.50 291.56
621.11
FEDERAL CORPORATION 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 Low Low
176.50 50.40 49.20 44.00 38.38 19.63 48.90 14.56 8.66 198.00 295.26
943.49
FIDELER COMPANY Library
Board Action
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
566.01
13.48 IO.56 15.62 57.13 2.19 7.66 64.22 2.00
159.38
1.58
10.80
107.25 39.50 12.72 845-28 669.82 29.33
4*04
1,596.65
7.51
60.25
12.92 12.95 5.39
kiM.
35.70
16J+
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - COAT'D
;Bills and. Fayrolls__________ _________
___ _____ ___
..
1
_____________
V
FLOYD SUPPLY Materials
Low
79.95
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Materials
Low
7.50
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
W. W. GRAINGER, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
945.00 17.23
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings J HEWLETT PACKARD Title VIII
Low
...... .... ......... 167.88
HOLIDAY ORNAMENTAL IRON Materials - Buildings
Low
81.00
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
17.21
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low Low
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINES Materials
Low
INDUSTRIAL.IGNITION COMPANY Materials
Low
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials
Standard
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Standard Standard
FRED JONES FORD Materials
Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Board Action Board Action
KELLER SPORTS INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
910.81 924.78
1,835.59
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Title III Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
243.75 43.50 83.96
371.21
OTTO R. KRUEGER ELECTRIC INC. Materials
Low
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Standard
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
53-85 373.60 13-37 36.00 93.00 13.68 10.56 6.24 32.69 48.60 63.OO 36.10
780.69
26.35 157.52 8.80
’
-
192.67
15.07
-
63.15
30.09
145.70 474.22
777.»7g.
1,397.70 236.38
21.50 177.65 -^22
258.37
1,110.00
65.00 354.36 453.60 144.00 72.25
1,024.21
165
f
.............
MEETING OF.MAY 1, 1?67 ~ CONT'D................................ .... .................................
SMAC’S SUPPLY COMPANY
Materials
j
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
ED MARTIN COMPANY Materials - BUILDINGS
Low
McGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library
Publisher
MEDART PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Standard
119.03
9.80
i
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
MODERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT Materials
Low
3.50
MONARCH REFINERIES, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
9 ® 00
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
Board Action Low Low
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Standard
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
OKLA. CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
140.40 13.14 3.44 17.76 97.45
272.19
1,301.60
236.96 34.72 80.40
58.40 6.72 78.92
352.08
<
13.00
j
j 144.04
’ i
39.21
:
-
Low Board Action
"i
450.00
Board Action
22.90 500000
522.90
s
i
Low
: PRESTO WELDING SUPPLY, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
PYRAMID SUPPLY INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
72.60
RED BALL SUPPLY INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
6.57
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Library - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
589.20
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
126.86
12.00 5.00
JW
13.75
; RICE MACHINERY COMPANY
L-
i
*
POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Equipment for Instruction Materials Materials Materials
.
20.35
Low Low Low Low Standard
PPG INDUSTRIES Materials - Buildings Materials
i
45.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction
; PEROLIN COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Bills and | Payrolls
33.00
Low Low Standard Standard
SCRIVNER-BOOGAART, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
S. E. B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. CO. Materials Materials
Low Low
78.30 28.05 11.70 16.90
134.95 42.00
92.28 496.80
589.08
j
166
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONI'D
SEVERIN SUPPLY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment Equipment Materials Materials
I:
COMPANY
for Instruction for Instruction - Buildings - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials
Low
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY CO Materials Materials
Standard Standard
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY Materials
Low
12.50 16.50 63.68 30.48 115.50 359.90 78.50 42.20 250.90
970.16
140.94
20.20 361.02
381.22 3.00
STANDARD ASBESTOS MFG. & INSUL. CO Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials
Low
77.00
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials
Low
230.00
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Adm.
Low
69.00
TRANE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
61.47
CARL R. TRAPPE Title III
Board Action
TRIMBLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Materials
Low
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low Low Board Action
WELCH FLOORS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
59.00
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
10.00
WHITE MOTOR CORPORARATION Materials
Standard
20.42
482.54 276.02 1.892.10
397.62 102.70 452.80
2,650.66
953.12
1,117.35
230.94 1,606.13
125.00 153.60 474-90 719.00
1,472.50
BOND FUND
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Eqpt. - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low
ALLIED CHAIN LINK FENCE COMPANY Fences
Board Action
260.00
1,003.31
167
ll
I" BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY t
>^0^ard Action
54.00
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #6 - Southeast
Board Action
69,106.50
BULLMAN CORPORATION Equipment - Vocational
Board Action
2,881.38
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY Eqpt.-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Eqpt.-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low Board Action
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
236.64
PHILCO-FORD CORPORATION Eqpt.-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Standard
153.00
REYNOLDS & MORRISON ARCHITECTS Est. #6 - Southeast
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Eqpt.-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Selected
WRIGHT & SELBY ARCHITECTS Fee - Line Drawing
Board Action
Eqpt.-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
330.00 4.043.20
4,373.20
1,382.13 350.00
6,600.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
D• To BURGER Mileage Mileage
Reimbursement Reimbursement
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOCIATION Workmen’s Compensation
Agreement
9.49 14.34
23.83
4,298.00
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Reimbursement
Agreement
221.97
28,453.06
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
B-25
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Reimbursement
Agreement
5,755.43
McGHEE BUILDING COMPANY New Buildings
Board Action
1,170.00
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
86.00
LOIS J. AUSTIN Travel Expense
Board Action
41.92
R. K. BLACK INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Standard Standard
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU Supplies - Instructional
Standard
33.60
HELEN CARTER Travel Expense
Board Action
41.92
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT
11.00 25.80
36.80
168
MEETING OF MAY 1, 19o( - CONT ' D
|i Bills and. j; Payrolls
CITY-COUNTY HEALTH DEPT. OF OKLA. COUNTY . Supplies - Instructional
Agreement
457.60
CORONET FILMS Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
360.00
CURRICULUM MATERIALS CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
55.00
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
34.OO
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Selected
21.48
BILL DOYLE OFFICE SUPPLY Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Low Low
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Equipment - Instructional
Low
EDUCATOR’S PUBLISHING SERVICE Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
480.00 492.00
972.00
88.20
152.35
FAVORITE RECIPES PRESS, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
58.50
NELDA FERGUSON Travel Expense
Board Action
80.75
FILMSTRIP HOUSE, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
30.05
FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
253.64
GINN AND COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
808.00
HARR WAGNER PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
12.80
Publisher
27.21
HERTZBERG-NEW METHOD, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
294.80
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
84.55
IDEALS PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
15.00
EDWIN L. KELLER Travel Expense
Board Action
93.61
LYONS MUSIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Standard
15.00
MATH MASTER LABS. INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
321.00
JEAN CARTER MCBRIDE Travel Expense
Board Action
41.92
MIDWEST SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. INC. Eqpt. - Instructional
Low
138.00
LINDA MILLER Physicians Salary
Board Action
560.00
MILLS MUSIC, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
20.00
CHARLOTTE NICHOLS Travel Expense
Board Action
88.16
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Remodeling Materials Remodeling Materials
Agreement Agreement
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY ; Supplies - Instructional
1.733.73
6,279.67
169
r
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - COAT'D OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipement - Instructional
OKLAHOMA TODAY MAGAZINE Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
330.00 X. â–
Publisher Standard
8.25 1.85
10.10
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
599.04
PHONOVISUAL PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
104.33
J. A. PRESTON CORPORATION Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
200.00
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
270.00
READERS DIGEST SERVICES, INC. . Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
37.76
; FRANK E. RICHARDS, PUBLISHER Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
1.50
: LURA RUCKER . Travel Expense
Board Action
87.76
| SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINES Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
18.70
J SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
44.49
STAS INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS INC. Equipment - Instructional
400.00
Selected
NELDA W.' TEBOW Travel Expense
Board Action
, .41.92
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional
Low Low
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
85-50
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
118.86
EVA MAE WORKMAN Travel Expense
Board Action
41.92
68.00 128.00
196.00
B-28
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE, INC. Library
Board Action
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library Resources
Publisher
39.25
ARTS & CRAFTS MATERIAL Library Resources
Standard
22.00
ARTEXT PRINTS, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
41.72
HERBERT E. BUDEK FILMS AND SLIDES Library Resources
Publisher
41.50
CENTURY RECORDS Library Resources
Board Action
262.00
CREATIVE VISUALS, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
90.50
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Publisher
13.20
EDUCATIONAL MUSIC BUREAU Library Resources
Publisher
22.75
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC.
140.20
r
tr rt J
Bills and. Payrolls
170
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls ________ _______________________ 4 J. G. FERGUSON PUBLISHING COMPANY \ Library Resources
Board Action
1,085.45
FLEETWOOD FILMS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
FOLK/WAYS SCHOLASTIC RECORDS Library Resources
Board Action
74.31
GILLUM BOOK COMPANY Library Resources
Board Action
85.00
HARLEM BOOK COMPANY, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Publisher
30.60
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Library Resources
Publisher
15.47
JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION Library Resources
Board Action
313.35
LISTENING LIBRARY,. INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
81.00
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC. Library Resources
Board Action
5,010.12
100.00
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library Resources
Publisher
28.00
NEWS MAP OF THE WEEK Library Resources
Board Action
46.70
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Library Resources
Publisher
35.53
READERS DIGEST SERVICES, INC. Library Resources
Board Action
48.00
G. SCHIRMER, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Publisher
26.55
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOC. INC. Library Resources
Board Action
934.26
-
SUMMY BIRCHARD COMPANY Library Resources
Publisher
27.74
SUMMIT BOOK COMPANY Library Resources
Publisher
10.85
UNITED TRANSPARENCIES, INC. Library Resources
Publisher
29.50
UNIVERSITY PRINTS Library Resources
Publisher
42.02
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO Library Resources
Board Action
56.40
WARREN SCHLOAT PRODUCTIONS, INC. Library Resources
Publisher
46.75
WHITNEYS Library Resources
Publisher
15.00
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE Community Services
Board Action
7.50
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Instructional
Low
1.80
LANGSTON UNIVERSITY Community Services
Board Action
120.00
BILL LOCKHART Instructional
Board Action
505.00
171
MEETING07 MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
MRS. JUNE MCKINNEY Instruction
Agreement
39.88
MUMMERS THEATER Community Services
Agreement
297-50
OKLAHOMA ART CENTER Instruction
Agreement
175.00
OKLAHOMA CITY SYMPHONY SOCIETY Community Services Community Services
Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY SFEECH DEPT. Community Services
Agreement
7,425.00
OKLAHOMA. SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION Community Services
Agreement
575.25
UNIVERSITY OF THE AMERICAS Community Services
Agreement
400.00
WESTERN HERITAGE CENTER AND COWBOY HALL OF FAME
Agreement
2,998.45
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU OF OKLAHOMA Materials
Publisher
25.00
FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Materials
Publisher
117.25
NATIONAL DAIRY COUNCIL Materials
Publisher
16.28
390.00 10.00
400.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
L25 â–¡ and Dlls Dved L26 3 Funds ested
172
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
| R. #126
■ Continued
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
1-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA We# the undersigned* duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of $_____ 30,OOP«00_______ as a specific grant to be used in a program named: Title 1 1 1-■ E.S. E. A. (Title 111-3)
accordingly, we hereby respectfuI Iy request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Boards Submitted, by order of the Board, this
1st
day of
May _____________ 1967
President of the Board
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION
Requested by Governing Board
Added By County Clerk
1.
Current Expense
# 30,000.00
$
2.
Capital Outlay
$
$
Total
O G O
r&
30,000.00
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK
I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk in and for said County and State, do hereby certify the appropriation as requested above in the amount of $________________________ to be used in a program named ______ ' to be expended only for the purposes as set-out in the specific grant, all as provided in Title 70 Section l8-l|A/as amended of Oklahoma Statutes. Done at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this_____ 4 day of______ ________ jg
(SEAL)
t bR. #127 iMotion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to request the Oklahoma County (Clerk to appropriate Title III Funds in the amount of $30,000.00, and Title I Funds in Title I & III Funds Requested. s 'the ___ amount _______ of $^90,160.00. T _______ . All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Document attached.)
•
u FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Materials
Publisher
117.25
NATIONAL DAIRY COUNCIL Materials
Publisher
16.28
SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
CENSUS WORKERS DEPT. PUBLIC WELFARE - Soc. Security STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND - NYC STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND - Adult B E STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND - Title III-l State CONTRIBUTION FUND - Title III-2 STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND - Title 1-2 STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
695.02 1,253.75 953.34 536.05 92.59 95.75 7,342.31 288,082.08
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to ratify the April payrolls, authorize issuing the May payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $474,288.22 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
:R. #125 Bills and ; Payrolls Approved
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Estes to request the Oklahoma County Clerk to appropriate $3,708.29 of Federal Maintenance and Operational Funds for payment of teacher's salary. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (Official document attached.)
R. #126 ,M & 0 Funds Requested
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
We, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of $ 5,708.29_____ as a specific grant to be used in a
program named: ----------------------- M. &... Q S.PFC I AL
;
accordingly, we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Boards
Submitted, by order of the Board, this
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION
1st
day of
!
Requested by Governing Board
1•
Current Expense
$
2.
Capital Outlay
$
Total
$
19 67 .
May
Added By County Clerk
5,708.29
$ 1
5,708.29
-7
/
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK
I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk in and for said County and State, do hereby certify the appropriation as requested above in the amount of $________________________to be used in a program named ______ ' to be expended only for the purposes as set-out in the specific grant, all as provided in Title 70 Section 18-JqA, as amended of Oklahoma Statutes. Done at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this 4. day of
QOUn^y cier-k
.
(SEAL)
_______
/
^7
—-
Deputy
173
MEETING OF MAY 1, 1967 - CONT'D 11
4 i
I 1
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
1-89
R. #127 i’ !Continued_______
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA
We, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of $ 490>160.00____________ as a specific grant to be used in a program named: Title I ESEA (1-2) accordingly, we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Boards
Submitted, by order of the Board, this
1st
19 67 .
May
day of
President of the Board
Clerk^
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION
Requested by Governing Board
1•
Current Expense
t
486,873.00
2.
Capital Outlay
$
3,287.00
Total
$
490,160.00
Added By County Clerk -f.
3 2. Z '7,
$
0
CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk in and for said County and State, do hereby certify the appropriation as requested above in the amount of ___________ _____ _____ to be used in a program named _________ ' _____ to be expended only for the purposes as set-out in the specific grant, all as provided in T Oklahoma City
(SEAL)
(1-24-66) R. #128 Lease Dry Clean,ing Equipment
members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #129 Heating and Plumbing Sup.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers 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: Loeffler-Greene Supply Company U. S. Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Crane Supply Company F. E. Georgia Supply Company Federal Corporation Nee & McNulty, Inc.
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These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 1,182.10 50.00 1,483-20 3,245-02 908.40 1,442.90 152.67
$ 8,464.29 Motion carried unanimously.
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Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
R. #131 ■ Printed Forms ■ Purchased
Motion carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of printed forms for use by the Department of Research and Statistics from the following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 4,126.96 737-25 3,783.40 2,519.45
Uarco, Inc. Moore Business Forms, Inc. IBM Corporation Standard Register Company
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$ 4,891.20 396.00 1,150.00 911.00
Varityper Corporation Olivetti Underwood Corporation Monroe International, Inc. Oklahoma Typewriter Company
Total
$ 7,348.20
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2 and are to be charged to Account 5*1030-0. Motion carried unanimously. R. #133 Aquarium Sets Purchased
R. #134 Purchase of i Fans Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of aquarium sets for use by various schools from Thompson Book & Supply Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $942.40 has been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2 and is to be charged to Account 5.1030-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of fans for use by various schools in the Title I Project from Westinghouse Electric Supply Company which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase has been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2 and the total of $1,724.90 is to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. -f *r1hl>'"bO fi) rt s
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Davidson & Case Lumber Company Mideke Supply Company United Insulation Company
$ 2,41+8.45
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. R- #131 Printed Forms Purchased
Motion carried unanimously.
1A .motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of printed forms for use by the Department of Research and Statistics from the following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 4,126.96 737-25 3,783.40 2,519.45
Uarco, Inc. Moore Business Forms, Inc. IBM Corporation Standard Register Company
$11,167.06
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It was moved by Mr. Roger| seconded by Dr Hill to approve the and printing machines for use by the Instructional Department and various schools in the Title I Project from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: $ 4,891.20 396.00 1,150.00 911.00
Varityper Corporation Olivetti Underwood Corporation Monroe International, Inc. Oklahoma Typewriter Company Total
$ 7,348.20
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2 and are to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. Motion carried unanimously. R- #133 ’Aquarium Sets Purchased
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of aquarium sets for use by various schools from Thompson Book & Supply Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $942.40 has been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2 and is to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
■R- #134 ■Purchase of : Fans Approved
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of fans for use by various schools in the Title I Project from Westinghouse Electric Supply Company which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase has been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2 and the total of $1,724.90 is to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #135 Purchase of Kilns Approved
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded bysDi^ Hill to approve the purchase of six kilns ■ for use by various schools from Thompson BoV™?c Supply Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,508.00 has been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2, and is to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. Motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded hy Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of sheet music for use hy various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
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$ 3,054.19 133.55 397.37
Walter Kane & Son, Inc. The Willis Music Company Jenkins Music Company
$ 3,585.11
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These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Appli- j cation, Title II-2 and are to be charged to Account 2.240-B. Motion carried unanimously4
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A motion was made hy Mr. Rogers and seconded hy Mrs. Welch to approve permission to lease transportation equipment for use hy various activities specified in our Title III Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application as follows:
One 1967 model truck-van from Downtown Chevrolet, Inc., at $150.00 per mo. One 66-passenger school bus from Keas Superior Bus Sales, Inc., at $250.00 per month. These lease agreements are approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title III-3, and are to be charged to Account 1.500. (Notice above.) All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of machine shop equipment for use by the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center from Hart Industrial Supply Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,553.86 is to be charged to Account B 1207-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. _ ______ __ ■gsag y s«i: sg- ss-? SaSogowoo TO I g-H o e LP R.Z OtoW _ p 0 .M0 » Z®*o 0.0 a- ~ §2;• r' „ §.o^s IF ” s g« 8 stgi gf-41« >02° g S§J»a» a-
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Grolier Educational Corporation Jenkins Music Company Nasco, Inc. Total
109.50 169.35 419.49
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278.85 419.49
*These purchases have been approved on our ESEA Application, Title II. **These purchases have been approved on our NDEA Application, Title III.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #139 Teaching Aids Purchased
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A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconcLediby Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of science equipment, materials, and supplieY.^pr use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
LaPine Scientific Company The Welch Scientific Company W. H. Curtin & Company National Biological Supply Co., Inc. The Central Scientific Company Stansi Scientific Company Misco Biological, Inc. Science Kit, Inc. E. H. Sargent & Company Doenges Supply Murray Myers Company
Total
$
307.10 963.71 916.31 171.19 1,210.56 380.60 1,162.24 415.44 300.60 69.44 5,485.56
$11,382.75
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $ 3,916.36 7,466.39
*G 240-B2 **BL 1030-D1
*These purchases have been approved on our NDEA Application, Title III.
**These purchases have been approved on our ESEA Application, Title I. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call
[,R #141 Teaching Aids :Approved______
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of teaching aids for use by all schools in the Title I Project from the following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Mike Bryan Office Supply Dowlings, Inc. Educational Record Sales Follett Publishing Company Gamble Hinged Music Company Ginn and Company Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc. Jenkins Music Company N. L. & E. W. Kruysman, Inc. The MacMillan Company G. & C. Merriam Company Charles E. Merrill Books, Inc. Nasco, Inc. A. J. Nystrom & Company Parco Scientific, Inc. Popular Science Publishing Company Prentice-Hall, Inc. Rand McNally & Company Frank E. Richards, Publisher Science Research Associates, Inc. Scott, Foresman and Company The L. W. Singer Company, Inc. Society for Visual Education, Inc. Southwest Mineral Supply Systems for Education, Inc. Tecnifax Corporation Thompson School Book Depository Thompson Book & Supply Company United Nations H. W. Wilson Company Xerox Education Division Total
$
112.00 434.50 640.38 472.50 306.28 66.92 2,900.16 58.00 58.89 148.80 187.35 319.12 149.26 2,558.10 232.50 54.00 1,944.00 4,556.70 254.50 1,908.20 1,188.33 52.92 178.50 55.60 623.85 61.00 497-39 231.35 114.00 68.00 239.50
$20,672.60
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
5.240-B 5.1030-C
$20,614.60 58.00
These purchases have been approved on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2. unanimously.
Motion carried
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|R. #143 l Steel Beams IJ — Purchased ——— ■
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of athletic equipment for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
■R. #144 ’Athletic Eqpt. I Approved_______
Buck's Sporting Goods Miller Athletic Equipment Company, Inc. Dunlap Sporting Goods, Inc. Athletic Trainers Supply Company, Inc. Haun's Sporting Goods Southwestern Athletic Mfg., Corp. Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.
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24-0.45 433*59 230.10 667.85 2,14-1.70 258.94
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iFood Service 1 Statement_______
BUILDING AND GROUNDS A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the low bid of $536,77^*00 submitted April 27, 1967, by Commander Construction Company to construct the 1967 addition and alterations to John Marshall High School. (All bids received are itemized in April 27 minutes.) All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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iBid Awarded J. Marshall Addn.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the low bid of $154,750.00 |R. #146 submitted April 27, 1967, by J* J* Cook Construction Company to construct fifteen portjBid Awarded able classroom buildings. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (All bids received are I Portable Bldgs. itemized in April 27 minutes.) I Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the low bid of $44,777*00 submitted April 27, 19&7, by Refrigeration Sales and Engineering Company to air condition areas in the Administration Building and Emerson School. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. (All bids received are itemized in April 27 minutes.)
R. #147 Bid Awarded Air Cond. Adm. Bldg, Emerson School
Motion to adjourn until 4:30 p.m., Thursday, May 18, 1967, was made by Mr. Rogers, ■seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
jR. #148
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the 5th day of June, 1967*
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HTHE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN AN ADJOURNED REGULAR
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William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
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Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
SPECIAL A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve opening bids received in response to the attached Notice on the Addition to Stonegate Elementary School, plans and specifications prepared by Turnbull and Mills, Inc., Architects. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Bid tabulation follows:
BIDDER
Novak Construction Co. Milner Construction Co. E. V. Cox Construction Co. George Mappes Construction Co. M. B. Rischard Construction Co. W. D. Douglas Construction Co. Benmore, Inc. L. H. Lawson Construction Co. Vaughan Construction Co. J. J. Cook Construction, Inc. Constructors Company, Inc.
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Open Bids on ■Stonegate Addn.
BASE BID
$167,343.00 168,500.00 168,876.00 169,850.00 171,324.00 171,342.00 175,800.00 176,100.00 177,777.00 178,800.00 186,653.00
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office for study and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
jR. #150
1 Bids Referred to ;Central Office
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
iInformation to The Central Office has received a communication from the Oklahoma County Superintendent of Schools declaring the following area annexed to Independent School District Number 89 1 the Board 1 ■ of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as of March 29, 1967:
Being a part of the area lying between Post Road and Anderson Road and N. E. 63rd and Britton Road, being legally described as follows: W 1/2 of Section 6, Township 12 North, Range 1 West; SW 1/4 of Section 31, Township 13 North, Range 1 West; N 1/2 of Section 31, Township 13 North, Range 1 West; SE 1/4 of Section 32, Township 13 North, Range 1 West; N 1/2 of NW 1/4 of Section 5, Township 12 North, Range 1 West; and N 1/4 of Section 5, Township 12 North, Range 1 West.
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill that the above described recently annexed area be assigned to Ward Number Two (2) for voting purposes. Motion
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve an architect's fee to ■Hudgins, Thompson, Ball and Associates, for preparing plans and specifications for the .Warehouse Service Center, N. E. 23rd Street and Miramar Boulevard. Fee to be 6$, 1$ to
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be set aside for inspection services by the Board's inspector. unanimously.
Motion carried
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to delete from this agenda the item concerning employment of an architectural firm to prepare plans for an elementary school. Motion carried on roll call.
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#152 !Architect's Fee § Service Center ■ Approved_______
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I Comments by r Superintendent
The Superintendent reported regarding a H^e^tij ing for urban school superintendents which ■ ‘ice of Education, Washington, D. C. He also he recently attended at the United States I[.made vnn /I r~> o 4»z ^ v>a rm 4 n zi* o n -ilVn zzi" appropriate remarks regarding a complimentary letter from an Idabel school group |which recently visited Webster Junior High School and a complimentary editorial from a ICorpus Christi, Texas, newspaper concerning the visit of the Northwest Classen musical igroup (Cry-Slurs) to that city. k
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^GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING IA motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve an easement and Easement & Right- right-of-way to Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, for the purpose of constructing of-Way (Star) |and maintaining a public highway or facilities necessary and incidental thereto, over l and across the following described property as follows: i R. #154
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Beginning at the SE corner of said SE/4, thence West along the South line of said SE/4 a distance of 345*0 feet, thence North a distance of 50-0 feet, thence N 89° 55' E a distance of 295*0 feet, thence N 0° 05' W a distance of 371.92 feet, thence N 890 55' E a distance of 50.0 feet to a point on the East line of said SE/4, thence South along said East line a distance of 180.0 feet to point of beginning.
Containing 0.10 acres more or less of new right-of-way, the remaining area included in the above description being right-of-way occupied by the present highway. (This easement is an "L" shaped strip along the South and East sides of the Star School Site.)
The Board's attorney has approved the easement as to form. roll call. R* #155
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R* #156 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of ■ Library Supplies library supplies for use by the Curriculum Library and all schools in the Title I Project Purchased from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice:
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513*54 832.30 94.79 2,469.92
$ 3,910.55
|These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5*24O-B. Motion carried unanimously./ i
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of printed forms for use by the Department of Research and Statistics from Norick Brothers, Inc., which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $632.90 is to be charged to Account G 120-J2. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the validation of an agreement with Donnell Typewriter Company and Olivetti Underwood Corporation to service type- : writers in all schools for the 1967-68 school year. Motion carried unanimously.
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513-54 832.30 94.79 2,469.92
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These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-240-B. Motion carried unanimously/
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It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the validation of an agreement with Donnell Typewriter Company and Olivetti Underwood Corporation to service type- : writers in all schools for the 1967-68 school year. Motion carried unanimously.
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These purchases are to be charged to the following accounts: BL 620-CD G 240-B
37-00
All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ; R. #160
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of plumbing and heating equipment and supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 4,299.87 180.00 400.40 1,612.30 545.10
Insulation, Inc. U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company
Total
These
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purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 7,037.67
Motion carried unanimously
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R. #161
. It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of floor covering materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Miller Floor Company which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,432.92 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion
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Floor Covering ■ Materials App.
carried unanimously.
R. #162
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of electrical lighting fixtures and materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc., which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,163-68 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried on
roll call.
Electrical Fixtures App
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Motion to adjourn until 7:30 a.m., Monday, May 22, 1967, was made by Mr. Rogers,
seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
Adj ournment
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which submitted the low quotations:
Rogers to approve the purchase of Center from the following companies
Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc Hunzicker Brothers Electric Supply of Oklahoma, Inc. Total
$
832.10
$
795-10 37-00
These purchases are to he charged to the following accounts: BL 620-CD G 240-B All members voted "Aye" on roll call i R. #160
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of plumbing and heating equipment and supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 4-,299.87 180.00 11-00. ho 1,612.30 5h9.1O
Insulation, Inc. U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company
$ 7,037.67
Total
These
j Plumbing and s Heating Supplies
purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
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R. #161
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of floor covering materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Miller Floor Company which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,432.92 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion
Floor Covering ■ Materials App.
Motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of electrical lighting fixtures and materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc., which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,163-68 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried on
Electrical Fixtures App.
carried unanimously.
roll call.
R. #162
Notice attached.
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Motion to adjourn until 7:30 a.m., Monday, May 22, 1967, was made by Mr. Rogers,
‘ seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
•' THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
n ATTEST:
Clerk? ■ Approved the 5th day of June, 1967
R. #163
Adjournment
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MEETING OF MAY 22, 1967 I! ' ' :
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SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, MAY 22, 1967, AT
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7:30 A.M. PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
ABSENT:
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President
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Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Central Office staff members - N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Merle Monroe, Ruhl Potts, Tom Smith, Wallace.Smith. The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
;Invocation
BUILDING AND GROUNDS
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the low bid of $167,343.00 submitted by Novak Construction Company for the construction of an addition to Stonegate Elementary School. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. . (Tabulation of all bids received are shown in minutes of May 18, 1967.) Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried.
R. #164 \Award Bid on iStonegate Addn. R. #165 iAdjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST: I
Clerk!
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■„ Z-F BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, ON THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967, AT 3:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Coleman Hayes, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - James Casey, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Tom Smith; Teachers and other school personnel - Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crowder, Bess Stewart, Myrna Kingston, Forrest Sullins, Aristle Russell, Elaine Tucker, J. D. Winbray; Patrons - Mrs. James Merrill, Mrs. Joseph Shannonhouse, Mrs. Glen Collins, Claude Walker, Mrs. Adelaide Von Matre; Organizations Mrs. Ben Hulsopple, Mrs. C. B. Parker, PTA; Jack Middleton, Human Relations Center, OU; Orra Compton, Exec. Dir. Community Relations Commission; Randolph Kendall, Urban League; Student Council group from Classen High School; Press - Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Virgil Wildey, The Oklahoma Journal; Jim Ward, Channel 5 News. The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call.
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SPECIAL
Following the introduction of visitors, Mr. Lott asked Dr. Lillard for remarks concerning|Purpose of the purpose of the special meeting. Dr. Lillard explained briefly that the .meeting was iMeeting Stated called to hear a report from Mr. Coleman Hayes, attorney, regarding the latest response ; from the Office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court of the United States in the matter of J the Board of Education of Oklahoma City Public Schools, et al, vs. Dowell, et al, Case j No. 1268, relating to desegregation of the Oklahoma City Public Schools. Dr. Lillard j asked Mr. Hayes to proceed with his report. i !Report of Mr. Hayes gave a brief resume of the history of the case and then read aloud a letter dated May 29, 1967, from the Clerk of the Supreme Court of the United States, which ;Mr. Hayes denied the School Board's appeal for a review of the decision of the United States Court of Appeals. Mr. Hayes recommended that in view of the denial that the Board should proceed to carry out the Order of the Court as it was written on September 7>. 19^5•
A motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to accept the report of Mr.HayesjR. #166 and to thank him for his efforts in handling the case. Motion carried unanimously. jReport Accepted Individual members of the Board discussed their various reactions to the response of the United States Supreme Court. Visitors were invited by Mr. Lott to ask questions relating to the Court's decision. Limited response from the group followed.
iDecision ^Discussed
|Mr. Johnson Mr. Lott asked Mr. Harry Johnson for remarks. Thereupon, Mr. Johnson responded that he concurs with Mr. Hayes and that his recommendation is to proceed to implement the Court's jResponded decision. IR. #167 After the discussion and the various additional remarks by members of the Board, it was ;Superintendent moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill that the Superintendent be directed to communicate at a very early date with Judge Luther Bohanon of the United States District 1 Directed to ^Implement Order Court to seek clarification and advice pertaining to our implementation of the Court's Order. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
The motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried unanimously.
'.THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk Approved the
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PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson,* Attorney; K. D. Elswick, Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - James Casey, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Joe Park, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy Mullenix, Ruhl Potts, Gilbert Robinson, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Bess Stewart, OCCTA; Myrna Kingston, Principal; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Crowder, Teachers; Katherine Hatch, The Daily Oklahoman; John Martin, The Oklahoma Journal.
The invocation was given by Dr. Hill and was followed by roll call.
^Invocation______
The visitors were introduced and welcomed by Mr. Lott.
jGuests Welcomed
On motion by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill, the minutes of the meetings of April 27, R. #169 Minutes Approved May 1, May 18, and May 22, 1967, were unanimously approved as presented. LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's office.)
| Treasurer's !Report
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, gave a routine report.
iAttorney's iReport
Mr. Elswick reported concerning his activities with the Food Service and other accounts. Mr. Stockton reported that all bills in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action.
^Auditors ' ^Reports
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the above reports as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
!R. #170 Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Dr. Lillard presented verbally three items of information to the Board:
A.
The introduction of Mr. Joe Park, a new employee, Director of Publications.
B.
Congratulations to Mr. Earl Martin, Director of Elementary Education, for his son's scheduled graduation with a doctor of philosophy degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Boston, Massachusetts.
C.
Enrolled House Bill No. 726 recently passed by the 1967 Legislature was signed into law by the Governor on May 1, 1967, and since that date, for all regular, special, or adjourned board meetings, each member of the Oklahoma City Board may be paid from the District's General Fund Twenty-Five Dollars ($25.00) for each meeting that he or she attends, but not for more than four (4) meetings in any calendar month.
^Information to jthe Board_______
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Upon recommendation by the Superintendent that consideration be given to the employment of an architectural firm to prepare plans and specifications for an elementary school in the area west of North May Avenue and south of Northwest 122nd Street, a motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill that the firm of Howard, Samis, Lyons, Inc., be employed at a fee of 6/, 1/2 of 1$ to be set aside for the District.'s inspection services. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #171 Architects Employed, Elem. I School Near [May & NW 122
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to confirm the purchase of a school site, five acres, more or less, for $5^000.00 from James A. and Euphemia G. ■Williams, near N. E. 63rd Street and Westminister Road. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
)r . #172
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/PERSONNEL
j 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 Superintendent IRecommended ! —/or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations- and information listed be approved.
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INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
(Mrs.)
Brendle, Luella
Branson, Barbara
Hoover Speech-English
Special Ed.
Riverside
Psychology
Marshall
Parmelee 5th-6th
Harding French-English
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
effecti ve DATE
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Brown, Mary W.
Hayes 5-26-67
ASSIGNMENT
5-26-67
Burns, Mary L. (Miss) Battles, Gail
2nd
5-26-67
effect ive DATE
Resignations:
5=26-67
(Mrs.)
Roosevelt English-Spanish
Cm ST)
Math Classen P.E. 5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Belyeu, Mary A.
Wilson
Orchard Park
Wheeler
5=26=67
Calderone, Betty
4th
Resignations:
Alexander, Shirley
2nd Stonegate
5=26-67
(Mrs.)
Rockwood 5-26-67
Capitol Hill Jr.
Taft
(Miss^51
Bates, JoAnne
(Mrs.)
Ballard, Lois K.
Linwood
Marshall’'" History
Edgemere 4th-5th
Stonegate 6th
Special Ed*
Lee
P.E.
5-26-67
5-26-67-
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Corrigan, Patsy
(Mrs.)
Conner, Agnes
Combs, Karen (Mrs.)
Collins, V. Susan
N. Highland
Roosevelt Vocal Music
3rd
Wilson
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
Boren, Gersld-C^
5-26-67
Douglass
2nd
Fillmore
(Mrs.)
3rd
(Mrs.)
Cramer, Barbara
(Mrs.)
zfiaird, Rita
(UrJ
(Mr.) Anderson, Travis (Miss)
Albin, Mary B.
(Mrs.)
(Mrs.)
1st
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Cannon, Nancy
3rd Belle Isle
5-26-67
Boyd, Margaret
Columbus
5=26-67
(Mr.)
Bollinger, Harold (Mr.)
Dames, Bruce
(Mr.)
Dabney, Margaret
Jefferson English
Lee 6th
Art
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
/
(Mrs.)
1st
5-26-67
Boysen, Deanna (Mrs.)
(Mrs.) Daugherty, Susan
(Mrs.)
Boyle, Janis A.
Special Services Speech Therapist
5-26-67
Blackbum, Judy- -
(Mrs.)
Hayes 4th
(Mrs.)
Anderson, Velda (Mrs.) Arnette, DiAnne
Marshall English
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Carmon, Anita
Kgn.
5-26-67
Special Ed.
(Mrs.) Bachman, Angele
Math
5-26-67
Coffman, Barbara
Rockwood 3rd
5-26-67
5-26-67
Baird, John Hoover Math
5-26-67
(Miss)
Jefferson English
Bauder, Nancy
1st
Sunset
5-26-67
(Mrs*)
5-26-67
Brandon, Cordelia
INSTRUCTIONAL
Resignations: (Miss)
4th
Southern Hills
5-26-67
5-26-67
effec tive DATE
Decker, Sharon
Douglass Biology
5-26-67
ASSIGNMENT
(Mr.)
Star Spencer Remedial
NAME
Denham, George A.
English-Art
Capitol Hill Jr.
(Mrs.)
English
Capitol Hill Sr.
5-26-67
5-26-67
(Mr.)
Dement, Andy
(Mrs.)
Dinius, Bemeice
N.W. Classen Business
5-26-67
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(Mrs.)
Math
Jefferson
N. Highland
5-26-67
5-26-67
Ellis, Kaye
Cm F^
Ewery, James C.
5-26-67
Western Village
Burbank 6th
Telstar 1st
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-12-67
Flow, Pauline
Sth
Manpower Ward Clerk Teacher
5-26-67
Dotson, LaDean (Mr.)
Dewey Special Education Dunjee Science
5-26-67
(Mr.)
Farley, William R.
(Mrs.)
Fehr, Sharon
(Mrs.)
Filson, Opal
(Mr.)
Spencer
(Mrs.)
Fitch, Betty L.
Floyd, Edwin
3rd
5-26-67
5-26-6?
(Mrs.)
(Mrs.)
1st
Dunn, Howard
Hoover English
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Webster English
Dopier, Jeri H.
(Mrs.)
Dixon, Susan
(Mrs.)
Roosevelt English
5-26-67
Dieker, Beverly
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Fortenberry, Charlene
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INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
Resignations:
(Mrs.)
Grimsley, Bethyl
(Mrs.)
Griffin, Linda
(Miss)
Godfrey, Charlotte
1st
Willard
Washington 5th-6th
Valley Brook 3rd
3rd
Linwood
5th
Southern Hills
Hawthorne 2nd
Southeast Business
Orchard Park Special Ed.
Harmony 3rd
Sunset 4th
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
effec tive DATE
(Mrs.)
Hand, Rodney
Davis
ASSIGNMENT
Hansen, Judith
3rd
(Mrs.)
(Mrs.)
Ridgeview
Hill, Ronnie J.
Hill, Linda D. (Mr.)
(Mrs.)
Higgs, Roy D„
Sunset 6th
P.E.
2nd Westwood-Title 1
Star
Star Spencer English
Exec.Ass’t to Supt.
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
6-30-67
tn
INSTRUCTIONAL effecti ve DATE
Adm. Bldg-Title 1
5-26-67
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations: (Mrs.)
Traveling Nurse
NAME
Hein, Helen
5-26-67
(Miss)
Webster Science
6-30-67
Star Spencer Special Ed. Adm. Bldg. Director of Textbooks
(Mr.) Herod, James W.
(Miss)
Holloway, Dorothy
Shidler 2nd
Hicks, Helen (MrZ)
(Miss) Hoover, Gretchen
5-26-67
Adm. Bldg.
(Mrs.)
Marshall Journalism
5-26-67
(Mr.)
Halsey, Naomi
5-26-67 5-26-67
Higdon, Alex
Householder, Maxine
Putnam Heights 4th
(Mrs.)
(Mrs.) Hunter, Betty
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
(Miss)
Jacobs, Jeanne
(Mrs.)
Jackson, Susan
(Mrs.)
Hunter, Mary J.
(Miss)
2nd
Hayes
4th
Edison
Rockwood 4th-5th
S.S.
Harding
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67 Jacobs, Sally
Southeast English
James, Barbara
(Miss)
(Miss)
Hines, Sandra
(Mr.)
5-26-67
Columbus 3rd
5-26-67
6th
(Mrs.)
Rockwood 3rd
Star Spencer
5-26-67
5-26-67
Hardesty, Clare
Hunter, Jimmie J.
Garrison, Billie
(Mrs.)
French, Effie Vo
(Mrs.)
Freeman, Wilma C.
(Mrs.)
Freeman, Martha
(Miss)
Harbison, Candis
(Mr.)
5-26-67
Home EC.
Northeast Math
Star Spencer Librarian
Star Spencer Math
Harrison, William (Mrs.)
(Mr.)
Hatchett, Una Hauser, William
(Mrs.)
Hawkins, Kathryn
Edgemere
(Mrs.)
(Miss)
2nd
Hearn, Dorothy
Heaton, Elizabeth
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INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
5-26-67
effec tive DATE
5th
Rockwood
ASSIGNMENT
(Mr.)
6-30-67
Resignations:
James, Edward
Taft Asst. Principal
(Mr.)
Johnson, Virginia
Johnson, Iris (Mrs.)
(Mrs.)
(Miss) Jimenez, Sally
Art
Southeast
Kgn.
L.P.N. Instructor Southern Hills
Vocational Dept.
Northeast French-Spanish-Eng Lish 5-26-67
Jeffries, Jerald
(Mrs.)
Bryan Physical Therapist
5-26-67
Stonegate
5-26-67
4th
Rockwood Special Ed.
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
5-26-67
Kerbyson, Marian
1st
Mark Twain
Star Spencer Sr. Title 1 English
5-26-6?
5-26-67
5-31-67
Johnston, Brenda
(Mrs.)
Jordan, Betty
(Mrs.)
Kelly, Elizabeth
(Mr.)
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
Kelly, Robert
Kilgore, Geraldine
Star Spencer English
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
(Mrs.) / Kirchick, Georgia
Roosevelt Math-Science
1st
Harmony
(Mr.)
Knight, John (Miss)
(Mr.)
Knight, Rita J.
Southern Hills
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
5th
1st Nichols Hills
S©S»
Jefferson
Kuhlman, Mary (Mrs.)
5-26-67
Kovar, Wallace
Lane, Bonnie F.
Lafayette 4th
OST)
Lewis, Richard
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5 , 1967 MEETING OF JUNE. i
INSTRUCTIONAL ResignatierSAME Grant English
ASSIGNMENT
Lookabaugh, Mary S.S.
Capitol Hill Jr.
(Mrs.) (Mr.)
1st
Page
Luetkemeyer, James (Mrs.)
effec tive DATE
5-26-67 5-26-67 5-26-67
Mathis, Jack
(Mr.)
Mash,Beverly
Ross 4th-5th
Science
Capitol Hill Jr.
N.W. Classen Electronics
2nd
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
6-16-67
5-26-67
McClanahan, Bernita
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME Resignations
:
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
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EFFECTIVE DATE
5-26-67
ASSIGNMENT
Marshall Chemistry
5-26-67
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INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
Resignations:
Hoover Home Be.
5-26-67
(Mr.)
5-26-67
Classen Science
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
(Mr.)
Westwood 4th
(Miss)
Post, Gwendolyn
(Mrs.)
Poage, Phyllis
(Mrs.)
Pennington, Betty
(Mrs.)
Parker, Willie B.
Math
Northeast
2nd
Britton
Lone Star 3rd-4th
Jefferson English
3rd
Britton
5-26-67
5-26-67 (Mrs.)
Pitts, Jan Do
(Mr.)
Eugene Field
(Mrs.)
Reynolds, Anita
(Mrs.)
Robinson, Margery
(Mrs.)
Roller, Jean
(Mrs.)
Rose, Sharon
(Mrs.)
Rosenzweig, Charlotte
(Mrs.)
Fillmore
Jefferson English
Southeast Ind. Arts
Riverside 6th
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
(Mrs.)
2nd
6th
Powell, F.E.
4th
Staith, Clara L.
Lincoln
Creston Hills
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
2nd
5-26-67
5-26-67
5-26-67
Smith, Emily J. (Mrs.)
(Mrs.)
Pryor, Carole
5th
Coolidge
5-26-67
Snow, Linda E.
Shedrick, Joyce
(Mrs.)
Prairie Queen 6th
(Mr.)
5-26-6?
Rockwood
5-26-67
Pryor, Willa T.
Eugene Field
2nd
5-26-67
Quattlebaum, Howard
3rd
(Mrs.)
Shumate. Peggy (Mr.)
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
Sparks, Jane E.
Skinner, Paul
Rahe, Rosalie
1st
Rockwood
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Reins, Dale A.
Heronville
Hawthorne 2nd-3rd
5-26-67
5th
Matthews, Jerry
Telstar
Reese, Mary K.
(Mr.)
Heronville
McClelland, Bernice
3rd
5-26-67
6-30-67 5-26-67
5-26-67
6th
5-26-67
Polk 4th
5-26-67
Teacher
Jefferson Typing
5-26-67
Ross 5th-6th
5-26-67
Curriculum Library
(Mrs.)
Star Spencer Math
5-26-67
Grant Latin
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Myers, Glennis
Jefferson Phys. Ed.
Rowland, Patricia
Phys. Edo
Harding
Myer, Fo Opal
(Mrs.)
Telstar
(Mrs.)
6-30-67
Neuschafer, Velma
1st
Rumbaugh, Peggy
Star Spencer Assistant Prin.
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
(Mr.) Salwaechter, Bill
Parmelee 4th
MacKellar, Bette
Kdg.
Lincoln
Lyday, Mar ie
(Mrs.)
Palmer, Mary K.
English
Capitol Hill Sr.
(Miss)
Newsom, Norma (MrsU
Lyons, Elease
(Mrs.)
6-30-67
Seltzer, Pamela
Sth
Johnson
Nieburger, Mary
5-26-67 6-30-67
(Mrs.)
Taylor
Shidler
5-26-67
Parker, Virginia
Dunjee High School Vocational Agri.
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
Oakridge 2nd Research Dept. Inventory Coordinator
McCoy, Carolyn
1st
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
6-9-67
Kgn.
5-26-67
Shaw, Margaret
Jackson Typing
(Mrs.) Magnus, Sybil
(Mrs.) Maril, Elizabeth
(Mr.)
Markham, Douglas
Prairie Queen
McDonald, Pamela
Southeast Librarian
2nd Wilson
(Mrs.)
^UMiss) ^Martin, Pam A. X(tos.)
McGraw, Charlotte
Principal
McKinley
(Mrs.)
(Mrs.) (Mrs.)
5-26-67
McNatt, Myrtle
Morris, Sara
191
MEETING. OF JUNE 5; 196? - CONI" D
Personnel
3
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effec tive DATE
Resignations:
(MTo )
Sparks, Mike
5-26-67
Spear, Susan (Mrs.)
Hoover
Staples, Daisy R.
S.S.
5-26-67
(Mrs,) Stark, Polly
Longfellow 2nd
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Hayes
Stith, Marylou
1st
(Mrs.)
Capitol Hill Jr.
Stunts, Ann B.
S.S. & English
(Mrs.)
Bnerson
Taliaferro, Alberta (Mrs.)
5th Classen English-Math
Teague, Wilma D.
(Mr.)
Teders, Kenneth
(Miss)
Davis
Thannhausen, Dorothy
1st
(Mrs.)
Roosevelt Home Economics
(Mrs.)
Thompson, Joy P. (Miss)
Thompson, Rosemary (MrsJ Tomlinson, Diana
(Mr.) Townsend, Boyd (Mrs.) Townsend, Dolores
(Mr.)
5-26-67
5-26-67
Southeast Electricity
Thomas, Joyce
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
5-26-67 5-26-67
5-26-67 6-16-67
5-26-67 5-26-67
Van Buren 4th
Instruction’’! i>nto Music
Jackson Band
5-26-67
Ward, Madge
Gatewood 6th
5-26-67
Walsh, Bettie
(Mr.) Westgate, David (Mrs.)
(Mr.)
Roosevelt
White, Calvin
Math
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Northeast Business
5-26-67
Harding Home Economics
5-26-67
Northeast English
5-26-67
Grant English
5-26-67
Taft Science
5-26-67
White, Lillian (Mrs.)
White, Mary (Mr.) Whitlow, Billy
(Miss) Whib.mgton, Sonja
(Miss) Wilkerson, Judith (Mrs.)
Wilson
(Mrs.)
Hillcrest
Sth Northeast
Wilson, Nadine
Phys. Ed.
5-26-67
(Miss)
Marshall Business
5-26-67
Willow Brook 6th
5-26-67
5-26-67
2nd
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Williams, Sigrid (Miss)
Jefferson English
Vervack, Barbara
Horace Mann 6th
Wallace, Duane
5-26-67
5-26-67
Southern Hills
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
6th
Northeast S.S.
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
Hoover Science
Williams, Patricia
5-26-67
Twiehaus, Michael
Classen English-Math
5-26-67
Southeast Vocal Music
Jefferson Spanish
(Mrs.)
Wakefield, Flora
5-26-67 5-26-67
Wilson, Wynema (Miss)
Wisdom, Elaine (Mrs.)
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
3rd
(Mrs.)
Heronville
Witt. Mary
1st
Wong, Paul
Jefferson Ind. Arts
(Mr.)
Hoover
Woods, Donald
Math
(Mrs.)
Van Buren
Wrav. Mildred
2nd
5-26-67
4th
5-26-67
(Mrs.) Zeeck, Linda
Hawthorne 4th
5-26-67
(Mr.) McCoy, Willis
Star Spencer Band
4-14-67
(Mr.)
Jackson Vocal Music
5-26-67
U. of S. Miss
Roosevelt
O'Hara. Sarah
Speech
(Mrs.)
Britton
Loftis, Delma J.
5th
5-26-67 5-26-67
(Mrs.)-
Southern Hills
Redman, Sarah E. (Mr.)
2nd
Robbins, Lloyd A.
Band
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Southeast English
5-26-67
Grant S.S.
5-26-67
N.W. Classen S.S.
5-26-67
Hardy, Sharon
John Marshall S9S0
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Roosevelt
Cohenour, Barbara
Art
(Mrs.)
Star Spencer
Sager, Michael
(Mr.) Ricks, Glenn E. (Mrs.)
ASSIGNMENT
5-26-67
Harrison
(Mr.)
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Bryant, Rita
L._______________ _
5-26-67
Wyatt, Lou A.
Smith, Stanley (Mrs.)
DEGREE COLLEGE
1
5-26-67
Witt, Dorothea
SALARY
5-26-67
Employment:
Resignations: (Mr.)
NAME
5-26-67
Lee
.......................... NAME
effec tive DATE
Resignations:
Jefferson S.S. Capitol Hill Sr. French-English
(Mrs.)
INSTRDCTWU.
5-26-67
Central
5-26-67
Bassett, Mary C.
5950.
B.M.E.
7
4-13-67
Star Spencer-Band "Rem. of yr. only"
192
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967 - CONT'D
•Personnel
PERSONNE L
INSTRUCTIONAL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
Resignation:
Employment:
(Erb=resigned)
(Miss) Haley, Alice
(Additional Position)
Ellis, Stephen
(Additional Position)
(Miss) Holloway, Mary
(Additional Position)
(Mrs.) Jones, Bernice
Alonso Long (Leave of Absence)
Coker, Carlton
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
OoCoUe
5250.
(Mr.)
BeMo
CoS©C<j 9,000.
BeAe
0
5=8=67
7
5-17-67
(Mr,)
0
B.S.
5-1=67
1
5=8=67
"Duration of Need"
1
5=8=67
Woodson=P.E. "Duration of Need"
7
5=10=67
"Duration of Need"
B»Ao
0-
5-9-67
Douglass-Art "Duration of Need"
2
5=12=67
N.W. Classen-Home Ee< "Duration of Need"
0
5=10=6?
B.S.
B.So
Illness:
Harding-Math
EOCOS®C©
(Mr.)
5950.
Gordon, John
Wade
(Mrs.)
BJU Prairie View
Dabney
Gradney, Hannah
5250.
Jennings
(Mrs.) Hindman, Wilma
5450.
O»S«Ue BoAo
Gross
Jennings, Annette
5250.
B.A.
U. of Iowa
(Mrs.)'
"Rem. of yr." Rose Hill-Primary
C.S.C.
5250.
Developer
Trums®=Title 1
Langston
5350.
Emerson-3rd "Duration of Weed"
Human Resources
Langston
5250.
ASSIGNMENT
W.Village-3rd--------------
"Duration of Need"
IA
c£
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
INSTRUCTIONAL
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
Leaves of Absence
Leaves of Absence
Professional:
Professional:
(Mrs.)
Allin, Jennie V. (Mrs.)
Jackson Special Ed. Stonegate
Bailey, Marjorie
2nd-3rd
(Mrs.)
5-26-67
Sanger, Helen F.
5-26-67
Eisenhower Science
5-26-67
Rockwood 6th
5-26-67
Scroggins, Larry M» .
5-26-67
Shirley, Elaine F.
5th
(Mrs.)
Broadcasting Cent.
(Mr.)
Capitol Hill Sr.
Brownell, James W. (Mrs.) '
Spec. Ed. N.W. Classen
Calhoun, C. Jane
Math
5-26-67
(Miss) Sims, Judith C,
(Mrs.)
Egleston, Carole M.
Capitol Hill Sr. Business
5-26-6?
Social Studies
(Mis?)
Teall, Kaye M.
Roosevelt
(Mrs.)
Capitol Hill Sr.
Ellison, Sally
Math
5-26-67
Thompson, Frances
Social Studies
(Mr.) English, T.E.
Creston Hills Principal
6-30-67
Vogel, Johnna
(Mr.)
Shidler
Gallaher, Thomas H.
Principal
(Miss) Gossell. Geraldine
Marshall Latin
(Miss)
6-30-67 5-26-67
Harding Biology
5-26-67
(Miss) Humble, Josephine M.
Northeast Social Studies
5-26-6?
(Mrs.)
Rockwood
5-26-67
O'Hara, Lilly® J.
5th.................
(Mr.)
Jackson
Olsen, Monty
Special Ed.
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Arthur 5th
5t 26t 67
Orr, Janie L. ,
Rancho 4th
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Coolidge
Paris, Audra W,
2nd
(Mrs.)
Oakridge
Phillips, Gertrude L.
2nd
(Miss)
5-26-67 5-26-67
5-26-67 5-26-67
Dent. 5-26-67
Mayfair
Sherrod, Ann
2nd
5-26-67
Classen Special Ed.
5-26-67
Danneffel, George J.
(Jfr.)
(Mr.)
Music
5-26-67
(Miss) (Mr.)
Henson, Stanley
Olson, Marilyn
Adams
B.
EFFECTIVE DATE
Northeast Journalism
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Barr, James
"
Grant Coop. Office Ed.
6-16-67
co
I—1
o
o\ 1—1
o CQ a)
■ Ph
3 ci NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
Leaves of Absence Maternity: (Mrs.)
19^T
-
CONT'D
i
5-26-67
Chestnut, Judith M.
Parmelee 4th
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Mark Twain
Hamrick, Brenda J.
lst-2hd
(Mrs.)
Capitol Hill Sr.
Hill, Olivia W. (Mrs.)
English
5-26-67
McCauley, Lucille
Garden Oaks 4th
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Pierce
3rd
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
Foster 3rd-4th
5-26-67
(Mrs.)
MEETING OP JUNE
McCasland, Susan
(Mrs.)
Abbott, Mary F.
J
5-26-67
McMillan,.Bettye J.
Patterson, Susan
?•
Linwood 5th
Bremseth, Vera E. (Mrs.)
Madison 4th
5-26-67
Star Kdg.
5-26-67
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Leaves of Absence Ill Health: (Mrs.) Ferguson, Celinda
Webster Matt
5*26=67
(Mrs.) Gravitt, Lydia L.
Eugene Field w
5=26-67
(Mrs.)
Foster Special Ed.
5-26 67
Pierce 4th
5=26-67
Hoover Nurse
5=26=67
Classen Art
5=26=67
Arthur Snecial'Ed.
5-26=6?
Southeast Special Ed.
5=26=6?
N.W. Classen Business Ed.
5-26=67
Hubbard, Opal N.
(Mrs.) Jenkins. Vinita E. (Mrs.) Nelson, Mescal I. ------- (Ei^
Porch, Lynnda
(Mrs.) Porter, Velma M.
(Mrs:)
Tansel, Mary Lee (Mrs.)
McGee, Susan
J
_)
MEETING OF JUNE % 1967 - CONT'D
r t Kb u N N t L NAME Resignations:
Edmonds, Harriet
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Garden Oaks Clerk
Capitol Hill Sr.
(Mrs.)
Fisher, Doris (Mr.) Hale, Robert Lo (Miss)-
Library Aide ------O—.LW I Hat. center Aide
Cleric
(Mrs.)
Df»’
ASSIGNMENT
6=9=67 5=31=67
4-11-67
5=26=67
occ
6-13-67
Perry, Marie
(Mr.)
Audio Visual
Purdy, Charles (Mrs.)
Clerk Telstar
Salwaechter, Anna
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
6=2=67
Clerk ------ Wri.**----------------------
McClellon, Jo Ann
DEGREE COLLEGE
Bsployment:
Supply Dept.
Lamar, Doris (Miss)
SALARY
NAME
Ciex-K
(Hrs.)
Douclas-
Samuels, Ruby
becrewuy
(Mrs.)
Adm. Building
Smoot. Jonquil J.
P.B.X. Operator
(Mrs.)
Southeast
Hairy, June
Clerk
Audio Visual 5-19-67
5=22=67
250. mo.
Abernathy, Lois
Clerk
6-2-67 5-26-67
6-14=67 6-9-67
(Mrs.)
(Moore-Resigned)
4-24-67
260. mo.
McDonald, Velora Bo
Kennedy Clerk
PERSONNEL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE - EXP. DATE
"(Mrs.)..... (Additional)
Vann, Betty L.
260. m@o
5=2=67
260. m©«
5=22=67
(Mrs.)
(Additional)
Parrisk, Lola
ASSIGNMENT
Purchasing-Title III Clerk Instructional Title IH-Clerk
Learns of Absence
Maternity: (Mrs.)
Meadows, Eloise
Truman Mat. Center Aide
P-21
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Substitute teachers for the school year 1966-67:
Fletcher, Peggy (Miss) Nichols, Troy Lee (Mr.) Palmer, Russell (Mr.) Steen, Lois L. (Mrs.)
. ,
........
S.S.-Phys. Ed.
English............... S.S.-Fhys. Ed.
Music
Temporary Employment: L.H. Bengston, to be employed as a Resource Writer,
Title IH, May 12th-26th, at $7200. annual salary rate.
PERSONNEL NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNM
FOOD SERVICE
Employment
Unassigned
Adams, Betty L<>
l,55hr«
5-15-67
Helper Unassigned
Ashlock, Mary
1.35hr.
5-15-67
Helper
Austin, Juanioe
Io35hr.
4-28-67
Helper
Barry, Sybil
lo35hr0
5-11-67
Helper Unassigned
Belew, Mildred
l,35hr«
5-4-67
Helper
Bohanan, Bertha
lo35hr«
5-4-67
Jgjgigal, Rafada
1.35hr«
5-5-67
Cameron, Buenas
lo35hr.
5-1-67
Helper
Carrol, Margaret
Io35hr<>
5-1-67
Helper
Earp, Wilda
la35hr0
5-15-67
Helper
Gerken, Rosemary
1.5Sr,
5-17-67
Gray, Ora Lee
1«35i Fo
5-15-67
Helper
Guess, Geraldine
1.35hr.
4-24-67
Helper unassigned
Harmon, Faye
l«35hr<>
5-9-67
Helper
Hollman, Ethel
lo35hr.
5-2-67
Hughes, Lucile
1.35hr.
5-10-67
Martin, Barbara
lo35hr»
5-8-67
Helper
MeClellen, Buily
lo35hrc
4-27-67
Helper
Unassigned
Unassigned
Unassigned Helper Unassigned
X'
Helper
Unassigned Unassigned
Unassigned Unassigned
Helper Unassigned
Unassigned
!
Unassigned
Helper Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Unassigned
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196
MEETING OF JUNE 5,.1967 - CONT'D
Personnel MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNM
Temporary Bsployment: Bohrofen, Tommy
loAOhr.
5-16-67
Laborer
Dudley, Herman
Io75hr»
4-28=67
Laborer
Hartin, Aaron
l.SOhr,
4-26-67
Laborer
Quinton, Otis Eo
l<>75hr«,
5-5-67
Laborer
Thompson, Johnson
1.40hr.
5-4-67
Laborer
3800.yr.
5=16-67
Electrician
Resignations: Arnett, Olen Ro Holley, Steve
Laborer Electronics Technician
5-9=67 5=26=67
Reinstatement: Brown, feavis
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Resignations :
NAME
Bnployment
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEA
: Harding
Harding
Beasley, Tommy E.
Flcorman
5-4=67
Purdy, Charles Ro
Burkhart, Bernard
Wheeler % time Floorman
4-30=67
Hunter, Billy L.
Cottrell, Kerry
% time Floorman
280,mOo
5=22=67
Floorman
5=22=6?
Wheeler I time Floorman
Harding
5-24-67
Lee Foster, Marion
% time Floorman
5=22=67
Hermida, Octavio
Parmelee % time Floorman
5-8-67
Hunter, Billy
Longfellow % time Floorman
5-11=67
John Marshall Floorman
5-1=67
Lynch, Wayne
Hayes % time Floorman
5=26-67
Mapes, Donald
Adams % time Floorman
6-7-67
Kennedy 3/4 time Floorman
5-5-67
Osban, John L,
Shields Heights X time Floorman
4=25=67
Phillips, Larry
Buchanan % tim- ’loorman
5-31=67
t
Martin, Fred D,
140.mOo
5=2=67
Parmelee % time Floorman
(McDade-resigned)
Sampson, Curtis
TOomo,
5-15=67
Dunjee £ time Floorman
(Mick-resigned)
Hunter, Billy
14O»mo»
5=5=67
Longfellow % time Floorman
Lowery, Ernest
Hurray, Joe E„
N0W, Classen Rogers, Albert
Floorman
5-15-67
Rogers, Clifford
Foster % time Floorman
5=17=67
Means, Calvin
Willard % time Floorman
5-31=67
Durham, Newt
''•nfe.nl Will S", Parking Lot
6-7-67
197
MEETING OF JUNE 5Z: 1967 - CONT'D
FKRSUN N h L NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Yams
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignation:
Employment:
(Williams-resigned)
Graham, Nolan
295omo.
5=8=67
Robinson, Ombie B,
280.mo<>
5=15=67
Floorman
6-1=67
Electrical Inspeeto:
5-1=67
Warehouseman
Woodson Laundry imiver-Washma®
Retirement:
Canary, Austin
Shop Custodian
5-11=67
Transfer:
Title 1 Schools
(*@riey-transferred)
i ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Temporary Employment:
600.mo. Hasten, George
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
SUPPLY DEPARTMENT
Resignation:
Employment:
Raines, Preston
Warehouseman
5=17=67
Waiter, Clarence
50^0, c ir allowance
4900oyro
P t KdU ITlVt L. NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
SAFETY DEPARTMENT Resignations:
Crabtree, Billy
Bus Driver
4=28=67
Reed, Hamilton J,
Bus Driver
4=19=67
Love, Jerry
Bus Driver
4=20=67
SECURITY DEPARTMENT
SECURITY DEPARTMENT
Deceased:
Employment:
Star Spencer Roach, Donell
Madberg
AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT
AUDIO VISUAL DEPARTMENT
Resignation:
Employment:
Noble, Arlene
Goodale
BROADCASTING CENTER
Resignation:
Southerland, Richard
Cameraman
5-12=67
280<jeo<>
5-1-67
Patrolman
4000mo0
5-1-67
Graphic Artist
198
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 19&7 ~ CONT'D INFORMATION TO THE BOARD:
Personnel
Retiring at the conclusion of 1966-67 contract Name
>—/
..................
<
School
k
\
Assignment
Date
j
Arnold, Ernest G. (Mr.)
Capitol Hill Jr.
Ind. Arts
5-26-67
’
Bailey, Christine (Mrs.)
Mark Twain
4th-5th
5-26-67
■
Brett, LaVadis (Mrs.)
Pierce
6th
5-26-67
Bridgewater, Itura S. (Mrs.)
Wheeler
6th
5-26-67
Britton, Maymie D. (Mrs.)
Dunjee
1st
5-26-67
Clay, Dorothy A. (Mrs.)
Hoover
Counselor
6-9-67
Ebel, Anna (Mrs.)
Broadcasting Center
TV Director
5-26-67
Eht, Vivian B. (Mrs.)
Central
English
5-26-67
Fraley, Alma G. (Mrs.)
Lincoln
1st
5-26-67
Goodart, Rose U. (Mrs.)
Columbus
1st.
5-26-67
Green, Bobby Mo (Mrs.)
Arcadia
Bus. Ed.
5-26-67
Jayne, Viola M. (Miss)
Buchanan
Jones, Florence (Miss)
Bnerson
1st
5-26-67
Kibler, Hazel (Mrs.)
Britton
Principal
6-30-67
Easy, Lilibel (Mrs.)
Central
Eng. & s.s.
5-26-67
Malone, Kathryn (Mrs.)
Rockwood
3rd
5-26=67
Marshall, Lillian (Mrs.)
Lee
1st
5-26-67
IfcCharen, Lura (Mrs.)
Coolidge
1st
5-26-67
Miller, Rae (Miss)
N.W. Classen
Math
5-26-67
Mitehell, Verna (Miss)
Rancho
2nd
5-26-67
Oliver, Electra W. (Mrs.)
Truman
1st
5-26-67
Preble, Eloise M. (Miss)
Shields
Sth
5-26-67
ftyer, Mildred (Mrs.)
Willard
5th
5-26-67
Ridenour, Opal E. (Miss)
Taft
Biglish
5-26-67
Sala, Ehoice D. (Mrs.)
Jackson
S.S.
5-26-67
Scott, Kathleen E. (Mrs.)
Riverside
3rd
5-26-67
Stith, Avis (Mrs.)
Horace Mann
Principal
6-30-67
Steward, Hazel N. (Mrs.)
Dewey
6th
5-26-67
|
Lib«
5-26-67
1
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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD:
.... .
RWtfiP&g att the conclusion of l966-67 contrast
R. #173 Personnel Approved
Name
School
Assignment
Date
Stover, Julia E. (Miss)
Willow Brook
Kgn.
5-26-67
Wiley, Lea F. (Mrs.)
Douglass
Counselor
6-9-67
Woods, Ruth N. (Miss)
Britton
6th
5-26-67
Young, Mary W. (Miss)
Madison
2nd
5-26-67
A motion was made Toy Dr. Hill and seconded Toy Mr. Rogers to approve the listed personnel items. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
199
, MEETING OF JUNE. 5, -L^6^^EONTIE
(GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS
\
Approval of the following recommendations #1^#2, and #3 was requested:
Recommendation
.to ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize the payment of vendor hills per the attached itemized list. JUNE 5, 1'967 i
ITEM #1
RATIFICATION OF MAY 1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON.WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1966-67 GENERAL FUND ..
2,093.347.31
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
91,874.86
BOND FUND
$_
1,333.32
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$_
7,543.80
1966-67 TITLE I - 2
$_
72,765.60
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$_
4,545.46
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$_
4,835.25
1 ITEM #2
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR JUNE 1967 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: . \
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$_
2,3,00.000.00 -•fc
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$_
150,000.00
BOND FUND.
$_
2,500.00
' $_
25,000.00
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$_
10,000.00
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$_
500,000.00
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$_
15.000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION 7
$_
10.000.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R 5-7142-38
.
7 ITEM #3
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, ' CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JUNE 5, 1967 1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
179,752.57
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
11,390.01
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
45,586.94
BOND FUND
$
91,159.65
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R-5-7142-38
$
14.79
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
220.63
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
$
799.20
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
$
220.75
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
36,768.32
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
$
57,227.03
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
17,941.94
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
896.60
$
441,978.43
TOTAL
•
200
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967 - CONT.'D 1966-67 GENERAL FUND
AD 0. ACERS Travel Exp.-Stillwater, -Okla.
Board Action
12.40
ADAMS MAP COMPANY Title III
Board Action
50.00
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
92.00
ADULT EDUCATION ASSOC. OF U.S.A. Manpower
Publisher
10.20
AMERICAN ASSOC. OF SCHOOL ADM. Library
Publisher
7.00
AMERICAN COLLEGE TESTING PROGRAM Library
Publisher
15.00
AMERICAN HERITAGE Title III Title III
Publisher Publisher
20.05 13.40
33-45
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Research & Statistics
Low
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES Storeroom Stock
Board Action
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY Maintenance
Low
14.50
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
Reimbursement
36.72
BEHAVIORAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES Adult School Supplies
Standard
68.92
BENEFIC PRESS Title III
Publisher
33-75
BERRY OIL COMPANY Operating
Low
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU OF OKLA. CITY Manpower
Standard
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Printing Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Agreement Agreement
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 General Instruction General Instruction Supplies - Voc.Tech.Area Center Supplies - Voc.Tech.Area Center General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Supplies Supplies
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
4.20
50.00
1,080.00
-
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
32.45 25.00
115.71 907.81 21.23 20.05
54-78 2.04 2.04 26.04 8.00 5.96 9.13 2.04 2.04 5.96 8.39 8.00 8.39 23.10 2.04 2.04 8.00 5.96 41.53 12.22
1,064.80
201
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 19^7
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BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL (continued) Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Manpower General Instruction
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Action Action Action Action Action
Standard Standard
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
' LE1M0ND A. BOWLBY Travel Exp.-Atlantic City DADI
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\ Board \ .^Board Board Board Board
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY General Equip. Repair & Supply Manpower
BOSTITCH DIV. OF TEXTRON Project Planning
i L.
CONT1D
208.39 4.07 2.04 9.74 98.42 27-35 24.55
Bills and Payrolls
560.36 1
51.90 10.88 'i
2.78 1
Standard
i
Board Action
110.71
1
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
BRAWLEY RENTS, INCORPORATED Manpower
586.41
.
Low
37.08
I
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Manpower
Low
29.47
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
26.45
Low Letter Bid
!
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education
Re imbur s ement
BUSINESS SUPPLIES CORP. OF AMERICA Data Processing
Low Letter Bid
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Pubs.for Curr. Library Postage Instructional Supplies Miscellaneous Board Member Expense Business Office Library
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CAMBOSCO SCIENTIFIC CO., ING. • Title III
Board Action
498.99
(
25.92
i
157.84
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Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
124.00 38.37 12.70 4.50 83-75 312.40 4.00 6.86
1
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586.58 162.20
Low Low Low Low
CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO. Title III
Board Action
246.31
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CENTRAL OKLA. EQUIPMENT CORPORATION General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Standard
224.78
;
CENTRAL OKLA. TRANSPORTATION Public Carriers
Board Action
i. t
CHESTNUT MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
20.00
'
CITY OF DEL CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewage
Utilities
42.08
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water and Sewage
Utilities
20.02
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water and Sewage
Utilities
17.00
CIVIC EDUCATION SERVICE Title III
Standard
16.00
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BURROUGHS CORP. TODD DIV. General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED General Instruction Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
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26.04 12.47 85-56 7.60
131.67
4,337.20
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202
MEETING OF JUNE 5,. 1967 - CONT’D jBills and Payrolls
WILLIAM J. COFFIA Travel Exp.-Las Vegas, Nevada Natl. Council Teachers of Math.
i
X^oard Action 70.13
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Low Low
MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
30.00
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. Maintenance
Low
25.98
COMMUNICATION FILMS, INC. Title III
Board Action
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Board Action Board Action Board Action
COOK PAINT COMPANY General Instruction
Low
CORONET FILMS Library Supplies
Publisher
37.50
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
46.95
CRAVER SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action
MRS. RAY CRAWFORD Special Education
Reimbursement
11.76
CREATIVE EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY, INC. Title III
Publisher
40.75
FRANK CROOMS Special Education
Reimbursement
23.00
CROWN PUBLISHERS, INC. Library
Publisher
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
Reimbursement
CURRICULUM MATERIALS CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
W.H. CURTIN & COMPANY Title III Supplies-Voc.Tech.Area Center
Board Action .Board Action
M. K. CURTIS Special Education
Reimbursement
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications
Publisher
190.15
DE SHIELDS AUTOMOTIVE Manpower
Low
342.56
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Manpcw er
Agreement
21.91
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. Telephones
Utilities
27.03
DOCKUM PONTIAC INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
53.18
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Board Action
4-83 113.93
118.76
177.70 100.80 76.72 2.429.92
2,607.44
6.48
448.00 24.00
472.00
5.95
50.00 166.50 345.92 70.12
416.04 36.00
6.62 6.36
12.98
107.91
203
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DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title III Title III
Standard Standard Low Low
BILL DOYLE Personnel Business Office Superintendents Office Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Low Low Low Agreement Agreement Agreement
DULANEY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII
Standard Low Low Low Low
3-78 60.00 142.07 114.60
5-40 36.00 ■ 21.00 46.30 61.05 54.30 37.80 46.50 22.50 62.73 156,36
1
320.45 ; j
224.05
1
• 325.89 '
MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education
Reimbursement
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Printing Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines Office Machines
Standard Standard Agreement Agreement
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, BSMD Research
Standard
61.60
EDUCATIONAL FILM LIBRARY ASSOC. Library
Publisher
30.00
ELECTRONIC DICTATION SYSTEMS Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement -
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Manpower
Board Action Low
i
21.00 j 1 I 120.48 9.00 58.51 39.70
■ • 227.69
11.00 20.50
31.50
103.90 14.28
118.18
i
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ENRICHMENT TEACHING MATERIALS Title III
Publisher
28.09
FOSTER ESTES Travel Exp.-Portland, Oregon Natl. Sch. Boards Meeting
Board Action
32.90
ESTES CHEMICALS, INCORPORATED General Eqpt. Repair & Supplies
Low
75.65
FAIRVIEW AUDIO-VISUAL COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
FENTRISS SOUND ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORP. TV Eqpt. Rental TV Eqpt. Rental
Agreement Agreement
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Eqpt. Repair &.Supply General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Low Low Low
5.10 22.08 12.18
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
45.28 7.28 52.30 2.10 13.30 12.60
132.86
MRS. G. W. GAMMEL Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
10.00 18.00
28.00
NORMAN GENTRY
s
63.90 160.00
223.90
§
j
25.50 244•96 400.00
644.96
! 39.36
I
204
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967 - COAT’D
........
i Bills and j Payrolls
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DALE GEORGE COMPANY Maintenance
\ ^ow
6.28
GIBBS & COMPANY General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
GIL-MOR CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
690.00
GINN & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
987-50
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
20.00
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies Commencement Expense
Low Low
GREAT PLAINS ITV LIBRARY TV Rights
Board Action
560.00
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
16.56
HAMMOND INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. LibraryLibrary
Publisher Publisher
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower General Instruction Custodial Supplies General Instruction General Instruction Adult School Supplies Manpower Manpower
Board Board Board Board Board Low Low Low
HEARNE BROTHERS Title III
Board Action
D. C. HEATH & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
VIRGIL T. HILL Board Member Expense
Board Action
HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON Library
Publisher
7-98
BUS HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
8.53
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
7.45
JOHN HUNTSMAN Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
17-28
HUNZICKER BROTHERS General Instruction
Low
85.68
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Accident Insurance
Board Action
1,374.00
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DIST. #9 Rent - June 1967
Board Action
400.00
IBM CORPORATION Voc. Tech. Educ. Center (April) Voc. Tech. Educ. Center (May ) Data Processing Equipment Rental Data Processing
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Board Action Board Action Standard
68.30 81.60
38.25 31.14
Action Action Action Action Action
i’ ■
149.90
69.39
1,012.94 2.12 2.45
4.57
2.30 750.72 113.04 61.06 540.00 167.26 202.52 142.88
1,979.78
'
152.50 -
1,137.65 19.00
10.08 15.84
988.00 988.00 1,641.75 5,041.24 5.50
i
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25.92
—
8,664.49
L
205
MEETING..-OF JUNE. 5, ,19.6.7.. - CONT '-D.INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Title III Title III
Board Action \^ard Action
46,113.69 364.00
46,477.69
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY Printing
Standard
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
27.33
JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY Personnel Office
Publisher
5.00
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Low
WALTER KANE & SON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
270.50 j
KEARNEY & TRECKER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
479.30
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Maintenance
Standard
32.00
KEUFFEL & ESSER COMPANY Supplies - Voc. Tech. Area Center
Low
42.00 j
LANGSAM DRUG INCORPORATED #2 General Instruction
Low
17.10
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
249.95
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
26.85
OTIS 0. LAWRENCE Travel Exp.-Detroit, Michigan Natl.Science Teachers’ Assoc.
Board Action
91.62
LEARNINING MATERIALS Title III
Publisher
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Rental - June
Board Action
300.00
LIBERTY NATL. BANK & TRUST CO. Rental - June
Board Action
565.00
BILL LILLARD Travel Exp.-Washington, D. C. Superentendents’ Meeting
Board Action
85-55
LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat
Low
99.55
LOCKE SUPPLY Manpower
Low
6.72
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Title III
Board Action
74.88
LORRAINE MUSIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
73.60
WILLIAM F. LOTT Travel Exp.-Portland, Oregon Natl. School Boards Assoc.
Board Action
45.80
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
231.30
T. C. MCCOURRY Rent - June
Board Action
150.00
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library Manpower
Publisher Publisher
DAVID MCKAY COMPANY, INC
5.50
34.14 31.50 11.10
76.74
86.67
-
6.15 461.63
47-78
467-78
Bills and Payrolls
206
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 19oY — CONT. 'D : Bills and : Payrolls
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Health Supplies Custodial Supplies
>
^Low standard
18.75 20.25
39.00
P. D. MCGLATHERY Special Education
Reimbursement
29.25
MRS. ROBERT MCQUILLEN Spceial Education
Reimbursement
24.78
MEDICAL ECONOMICS, INC. Health Office Supplies
Publisher
10.00
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Invoice attached
Board Action
MENTAL HEALTH MATERIALS CENTER Library
Standard
4.75
CHARLES E. MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Manpower
Publisher
7.40
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water and Sewage
Utilities
125.40
MIAMI WHOLESALE GREENHOUSE Commencement Expense
Low
145e60
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Board Board Board Board
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
MISCO BIOLOGICAL, INC. General Instruction
Low Letter Bid
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Library Supplies Library Supplies
Standard Standard
MISTLETOE WHOLESALE FLORIST Commencement Expense
Low
MODERN OFFICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Personnel Personnel
Standard Standard
MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLY Title III
Board Action
366.40
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply
Agreement
120.50
MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY General Instruction
Low
55.69
E. MORRIS MFG. COMPANY General Instruction
Low
118.25
C.V. MOSBY Supplies for Adult School
Publisher
33.75
;
NATL. ASSOC.. PUBLIC SCH. ADULT EDUC. Supplies - Adult School
Publisher
3.00
'
NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING, INC. Supplies - Adult School Supplies - Adult School
Publisher Publisher
NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATION Teacher Examinations
Board Action
1,525.00
NATIONAL TEACHING AIDS INC. Title III
Board Action
169.60
;
NATIONWIDE PAPERS, INCORPORATED Printing Printing
Board Action Low
915.81
i
Action Action Action Action
135.00
62.80 224.85 112.49 22.29 312.00
734.43
236.82 62.45
2.55
9.74 2.85
61.00 7.00
701.46 214.35
9.68
.
18.75
.
12.59 ,
L_
68.00
•
207
MEETING OF JUNE. 5, 1967. .- ...C0NO____ NATIONAL-DETROIT, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
55.69
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Title III
Publisher
36.05
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Reimbursement
5.40
PHYLLIS NICHOLS General Instruction
Board Action
25.00
NORICK BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Printing
Low
152.80
D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY, INC. Title III
Publisher
130.00
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
32.87
A. J. NYSTROM Title III
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Laundry Expense General Instruction Library Supplies Adult School Supplies Laundry Expense Manpower Manpower Manpower
Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY POTTERY Commencement Expense
Low
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewage
Utilities
OKLA. ACADEMY OF SCIENCE In Service Training
Board Action
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Maintenance
Low
OKLA. GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
0. K. STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies Purchasing Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Project Planning
Standard
MRS. M. E. OLIPHANT Special Education
Reimbursement
' i Bills and Payrolls
:
567.20 i
680.88 43-09 7.00 28.00 3.75 50.32 2.00 386.82
" 1,201.86
45-00 '
- 9,729.71
I
277.12
22.69 -
6.90 7.00 5.00
42,123.22 1
18.90
12,554-20 232.50
8.40
i 1 i
MRS. RICHARD PARKER Special Education
Reimbursement
14.28
PATTON EQUIPMENT SLAES, INC. Maintenance
Standard
55.00
NORMAN PAULU General Instruction
Board Action
20.00
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Manpower
Low
PITNEY-BOWES INCORPORATED Postage
Standard
40.50
PORTLAND DUMP Dumping Privileges
Agreement
40.00 j
2.08
. POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
1,000.00
POSTMASTER T\ _ _ J_ ___
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208
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POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
75.00
PRACTICAL DRAWING COMPANY Title III
Board Action
53-00
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Supplies-Voc.Tech.Area Center
Low
97.00
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction Supplies-Voc. Tech. Area Center
Low Low Low
PUGH-HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
RADIO, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
RAND MCNALLY COMPANY Library
Publisher
13.75 13.75 13.75
41.25 7.00 11.70
5-85
MELVIN P. ROGERS Board Member Expense
Board Action
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial SuppliesCustodial Supplies
Low Low Board Action
W. B. SAUNDERS COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
107.67
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
857.68
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Agreement Agreement
SHARP & NICHOLS Repair Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair & Supply Supplies - Voc. Tech. Area Center Maintenance
Standard Board Action Low
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Library
Board Action
25.32
SINGER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
46.96
MRS. RICHARD SMITH Special Education
Reimbursement
16.50
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephones
Utilities
9,358.31
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
48.95
STANDARD IRON AND METAL COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action Board Action
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Low
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO SERVICE Repair Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
78.70 Z|2|.8 • 80 185.32
A13.-54
93.24 2.60 3.3Q
1,047.66
99.14 505.43
9.8'0 56.37 110.79
176.96
343.80 1.41
165.6,$
167.09 342.22
27.74 313.50
MEETING.OF JUNE j, 196'f - CONf'D BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers
^ard Action
44.80
MRS. N. E. STOUT Special Education
Reimbursement
63.36
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE Maintenance
Low
OLLIE TAYLOR Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
12.60 21.00
33.60
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Project Planning Project Planning
Standard Low
43.00 75.OQ
118.00
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
42.00
TEXAS NEWS COMPANY Title III
Publisher
52.22
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Personnel Personnel Purchasing Instructional Project Planning Business Office Library Library Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Health Department Instructional Custodial Supplies
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Lawn Expense General Instruction Laundry Expense :
Board Action Low Low
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Title III
Board Action
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Title III Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies
Board Action Board Action Board Action
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Project Planning Project Planning Project Planning
9.00
27.12 27.17 11.55 49-75 17.40 53.80 11.64 10.05 2.28 5.50 4.00 7.37 9.60 561.00 37.50
35L:5i
237.23
â– 953.05
257.00
1,255.55 104.40 1.00
1,360.95
Standard Low Low
39-20 7.15 12.05
58.40
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low Low Low Agreement
6.12 30.12 65.00 8.40
TULSA SCOPE SERVICE Title III
Low
269.00
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
246.00
ULTRA INSTRUMENT LAB. INCORPORATED Title VIII
Low
UNITED MOTORS SERVICE Manpower
Publisher
427.50
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Library
Publisher
7.55
U. S. CAPITOL HISTORICAL SOCIETY Library
Publisher
10.95
UTTERBACK TYPESETTING COMPANY Miscellaneous
Board Action
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
155.17
17.16
322.15
86.40
Bills and Payrolls
210
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 19^7 - CONT'D Bills and. Payrolls VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Standard
TED WARNER General Instruction
Board Action
20.00
HERBERT WEBB COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
80.30
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
151.40 149.96
301.36
WESTERN BANK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
11.75 41.50 149.63 10.00
212.88
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Commencement Expense Printing Printing Printing Printing
Low Low Low Low Standard
65.28 28.12 94’44 162.52 506.90
857.26
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
25.45
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams
Utilities
13.40
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
18.50
WHITE OIL COMPANY Operating Gas and Oil
Agreement
64.20
MRS. MARY WILDER Special Education
Reimbursement
9.00
MRS. ED WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
7.56
382.50 57-79
440.29
1965-66 GENERAL FUND EDUCATIONAL AUDIO VISUAL, INC. Title III
Publisher
GOODRICH INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Board Action
6,500.00
GOODRICH INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Board Action
2,900.00
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library
Board Action
872.43
INSTITUTIONAL BOOK SERVICE Title III
Board Action
889.00
MARQUIS-WHO’S WHO, INCORPORATED Title III.
Publisher
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
MIT PRESS Library
Publisher
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower
Standard
14.00
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA. PRESS Library
Publisher
10.23
16.50
53.60 128.85
5.40
211
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AIM SERVICE COMPANY Materials AMERICAN RADIATOR SERVICE Materials
s,
6.08
x Aow
X' Low
12.50
AMERICAN SOC. HEATING & REFRIG. Supplies - Voc. Tech. Area Center
Publisher
25.81
AUTHORIZED MOTOR EXCHANGE Materials
Low
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
AUXIER-SCOTT SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Standard
93-10
BARBER’S GLASS COMPANY Materials
Low
47.80
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
B & H FLOOR COMPANY Materials
Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Materials Materials
Board Action Low
GENE H. BINNING COMPANY Materials
Standard
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Standard Standard
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials
Low
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Standard
BRADFORD & NETTLESHIP, INC. Materials
Low
189.01
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Materials
Low
50.88
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
106.25
CAPITOL STEEL & IRON COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
181.84
WILMA CAIN Repair Materials
Fund Reimbursement
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials
Standard Low Low
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Materials
Standard
6O.83
CITY GLASS COMPANY Materials
Low
16.80
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
CLARK MOTOR COMPANY Materials
Standard
COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. Materials
Low
132.84
16.86 40.81 31.40 9.46
14.44 70.00
98.53
84.44
62.40 20.39
53-94 162.45
87.00 386.00 95.20
568.20
26.00 53112 14.19
67.31
1.43 76.32 89.52
28.87 20.62 1.56
303.34
51.05 7.88
101.94
Bills and Payrolls
212
MEETING OF JUKE 6,1967 - CONT'D !' Bills and Payrolls JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
6.35 34.55 21.59
62.49
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
12.00 7.20 210.00 414.64 58.81 216.79
919.44
CREATIVE HANDS BOOK SHOP New Library Books
Publisher
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
67.50 134.00
201.50
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
137.50 4.50 114.00 14.2,83.90
1,539.90
-
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
33.90 4» Z|,2
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
96.39
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Materials
Low
24.79
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO.,INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
60.52'
FEDERAL CORPORATION 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 Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard
FERGUS CART COMPANY Equipment - Voc. Tech. Area Center
Low
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Building Materials - Building Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
FRECK’S TRUCK PARTS Materials
Low
150.00
DALE GEORGE COMPANY, INC. Materials
Low
20.00
GAYLORD BROS. INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
W. W. GRAINGER, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
12.92 10.10
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
222.05 34.56 52.80 56.52
225.00 102.00 284.40 62.15 132.00 1,321.24 166.50 109.00 2,784.67 341.00
5,527.96 202.40
15.20 7.66 8.36 11.94
43.16
275.00
23.02
213
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. h.. '
i
!
Li ,
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MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967 - CONT’D
.. :.. .. ' HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO. (continued) Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment-Voc.Tech.Area Center Materials - Buildings Materials
Action Action Action Action
3-96 98.76 2.43 55.56 25.50 12.24 38.64 180.84 50.52 21.35 171.15 14.00 113.32 4.50 62.66 472.62
J
j
1,693.98 j !
Low
HONEYWELL INC. COMMERCIAL DIV. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE,INC. Materials
Low
22.27
INDUSTRIAL IGNITION COMPANY Materials
Low
165.55 j
53.00 i
1,287.00 579.73
1,866.73 1
i
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
J & G ENTERPRISES Materials - Buildings
Low
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
FRED JONES FORD Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Standard Standard Standard
13-89 6.56
20.45
670.00 15.36 180.00 i 75.04 12.14 15.27 11.29
!
113.74 i i j
114.61 ?
Low
i
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
KANSAS CITY BOLT, NUT & SCREW CO. Materials - Buildings
Board Action
KENYON IRRIGATION DIVISION Materials
Standard
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action Board Action
KIIPATRICK BROTHERS Materials
Low
24.53
i 1
444•44
96.25 | 916.06 773 - 96 869.45
2,559.47 103.40 (
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials
Low
34.00 !
LOEFFLER GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
106.50 i i
M. E. MADDOX SALES & SERVICE Materials - Buildings
LJ
'Ow Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
HENRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials. - Buildings
—.
'
Bills and Payrolls
ED MARTIN COMPANY Materials MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
K
Standard
214.58
Low
232.35 i
Standard
2.12
214
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1
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MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Low
W. L. NEWTON BOILER SERVICE Materials - Buildings
Low
22.50
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings
Low
130.00
O’CONNOR-OKLAHOMA COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
102.76
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY Materials
Low
20.10
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Low
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Low
199.68
VICTOR L. PHILLIPS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
166.50
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS Materials - Buildings
Standard
157.95
POWERS REGULATOR COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Standard
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low ■
147^50
160.00
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
128.75 82.36
211.11
RADIO, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
RED BALL SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
SIMPLEX TIME RECORDER COMPANY Materials
Standard
147.70
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials
Low
125.28
271.00 12.72 55.20 104.42 161.3'( 133. It) 0 0 I 4.009.23
5,053.01 20 0 00
29.10 12 • 20
16.82
1O1L.73
355.00 412.50
12.50
71.30
120.55
767-50
95.75
2,017.48
6.57
10.35 5.52 141.62 42.60
189.74
I
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY Materials
Low
76.80
STANDARD ASBESTOS MFG. & INSUL. CO. Materials - Buildings
Low
272.50
215
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967 •. CONT'D. STANDARD IRON AND METAL COMPANY, INC. Materials STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials
Mr
7.75
Low
84.00
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Letter Bid
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
CARL R. TRAPPE Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
WAUGH BROTHERS Materials Materials Materials
SUPPLY COMPANY - Buildings - Buildings - Buildings
Low Low Low
8,386.87 506.00
8,892.87
42.22 5,016.40 18.00
5,034.40
292.55
492.90 94.95 69.30
657.15
BOND FUND WILMA CAIN New Site - Building
Board Action
300.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Te ch.Educ.Center
Board Action
1,196.50
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #7 - Southeast
Board Action
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #1 - Portable Classroom Bldg.
Board Action
5,630.00
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SERVICE Business Expense
Board Action
312.50
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Vo c.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
2,999.00
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
90.30
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE,LAWRENCE & FLESHER Preliminary Plans-John Marshall
Board Action
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Rewiring Project
Standard
169.00 ) 1
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Business Expense
Standard
131.75
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications
Publisher
459.36
REYNOLDS & MORRISON Est. #7 - Southeast
Board Action
900.45
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO. Est. #1 - Adm. Building
Board Action
14,907.60
TURNBULL & MILLS, INCORPORATED Est. #1 - Stonegate
Board Action
5,857.00
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO. Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
6.60
.
.45,022.50
13,177.09)
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS
D. T. BURGER Mileage Mileage
Reimbursement Re imbur s ement
9.34
14.79
Bills and. Payrolls
216
MEETING.OF JUNE 5, 1967 - CONT'D bBills and Payrolls_________ COMMUNITY ACTIOITp ROGRAM
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Supplies
Selected
WESTERN PUBLISHING SERVICES Supplies
Publisher
210.00
MYRTLE DESK COMPANY Equipment
Board Action
279.00
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY Furniture - New Buildings
Board Action
520.20
10.63
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Supplies - Instructional
B-26
Board Action
220.1
1966-67 TITLE 1-2 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF SCH. ADM. Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
54.20
AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE, INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
251.80
DR. MELVIN ARNOFF In Service Training
Board Action
189.36
ARTS & SCIENCES EXTENSION In Service Training
Board Action
550.00
AUDIO VISUAL ENTERPRISES Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
45.45
BENEFIC PRESS COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
51.20
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Standard
5-40
BOSTON MUSIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
2.00
STANLEY BOWMAR COMPANY, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
BOWMAR RECORDS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
45.00
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Instruction
Board Action
64.20
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES Equipment - Instruction
Board Action
808.50
JAMES L. CASEY In Service
Board Action
35.97
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Food Served
Board Action
4,122.60
CHILDREN’S PRESS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
9.00
226.42
22.26
217
..MEETING 0?
19.67 - CONT'D.......
JUNE
COLUMBIA RECORDS General Instruction
x
Publisher
Bills and Payrolls
39.34
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
380.00
CREATIVE PLAYTHINGS, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Low
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional
294.01 : J i
Board Action Board Action
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
1,332.50 136.00
1,468.50 15.27
!
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Publisher Board Action Board Action
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
45.00 35.44 161.50
241.94 5,297.00 i
i
ECONOMY COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
EDUCATIONAL MUSIC BUREAU, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Standard
48.00 ; 214.20 i
28.85 j
EDUKAID OF RIDGEWOOD Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
51.95 ;
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
330.55 i
EYEGATE HOUSE INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Board Action Publisher
FINNEY COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
90.00
FUNK & WAGNALLS - DIV. READER’S DIGEST Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
32.28
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Low
272.79 i
GINN & COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
516.30
GLOBE BOOK COMPANY, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
678.25
GUIDANCE ASSOCIATES Supplies - Instructional
Standard
HAMILTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment - Instrutional
Board Action
312.00
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
99.27
HARR WAGNER PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
876.36
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
D. C. HEATH & Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
COMPANY - Instructional - Instructional - Instructional - Instructional - Instructional
■
Low Low Board Action Board Action Publisher Publisher Publisher
HERZBERG NEW METHOD, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
232.00 39.00
271.00
9.70
49-20
285.51 669.66 18.72 30.00 38.40
148.77
1,042.29 28.00 j j
181.10
218
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967 - CONT'D [Bills and Payrolls_________
,
\
IBM CORPORATION Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,700.00
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
2,553.71
KEETON INDUSTRIES Supplies - Instructional
Low
29.25
KILPATRICK BROTHERS Supplies - Instructional
Low
243.75
GARY LANGFORD In Service
Board Action
100.00
LANGSAM DRUG #2 Supplies - Instructional
Low
GARY D. LAWSON Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Board Action Publisher
60.00 18.00
78.00
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Board Action Board Action
87.40 327.20
214.60
6.00
MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
LOY MARKLAND, M.D. Physician’s Salary
Board Action
980.00
MATH-MASTER LABS. INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
315.00
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action
G & C MERRIAM COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
CHARLES E. MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Publisher Publisher Board Action
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
MINNEAPOLIS BOARD OF EDUCATION Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
15.00
NATL. ASSOC. SECONDARY SCH. PRINCIPALS Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
7.00
NEW READERS PRESS Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
139.40
NORREN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
330.30
ODYSSEY PRESS, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
36.85
OKLAHOMA CITY ADVERTISER Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
2.80
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Remodeling Materials
Agreement
1,066.91
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
35-95
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
68.33
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Equipment - Instruction
Board Action
1,635.00
—
10.30
15.48 45.00 5.77 1.091.67
1,157.92 53-55
18.00 7.00 207.90
232.90 192.50
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219
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MKETING OF clrUNE 5 , 1.9-6Y -..-C.QNT 'IL___ _____________
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
‘Board Action
■ Bills and 911.00 Payrolls
J. A. PRESTON CORPORATION Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
112.00
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
246.95
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Standard
RADIO, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
135.00
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
142.00 :
34-45
i
ANN REID Travel Expense-Wash. D. C.
Board Action
E. C. SCHIRMER MUSIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
SEARS & ROEBUCK & COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional
Low Low
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
SINGER COMPANY Equipment - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Standard Standard
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
T G & Y STORES Supplies - Instructional
Low
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies - Instructional Equipment - Instructional Equipment - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Low Low Board Action Board Action
193.17
25-45 '
10.86
93 42
104.05
116.22 5
20.02 58-83
78.85
101.60 31.33
12.26 528.00 110.55
. 32.-22 -
i
706.36 !
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Low
122.20
VASECO INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
308.70
VIRGINIA’S KNIT SHOP Supplies - Instructional
Low
98.00
FRANKLIN WATTS,. INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
17.82
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
124.00
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,724.90
62.50
i i
i
j
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
R. K. BLACK INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
135.00
STANLEY BOWMAR CO. INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
283.00
R. R. BOWKER Materials - Instructional
Publisher
25.00
CAPITOL RECORDS DISTRIBUTING CORP. Library Resources
Publisher
32.83
220
MEETING OF JUNE 5, I967 - CONT'D l! Bills and ! Payrolls
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CHILDRENS PRESS Library Resources
Board Action
DISNEYLAND RECORDS Library Resources
Publisher
12.92
DODD, MEAD & COMPANY, INC. Library Resources
Publisher
28.55
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Library Resources
Board Action
1,221.39
EDUCATIONAL AUDIO VISUAL, INC. Library Resources
Board Action
1,013.65
FILMSTRIP HOUSE, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
736.00
GUIDANCE ASSOCIATES Library
Board Action
378.65
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE CO. Library Resources
Board Action
21,665.83
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY Library Resources
Board Action
342.07
NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART Library Resources
Publisher
NATIONAL MAILING CORPORATION Library Resources
Board Action
42.50
J. C. PENNY COMPANY Library Resources
Publisher
28.00
POPULAR SCIENCE PUBLISHING COMPANY Library Resources
Board Action
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Library Resources Library Resources
Board Action Board Action
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Library Resources
Publisher
SYSTEMS FOR EDUCATION, INC. Library Resources
Board Action
1,469.55
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Instruction
Board Action
331.44
E. M. BARNES Transportation
Agreement
472.50
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Administration
Standard
CENTRAL STATE COLLEGE Community Services Community Services
Agreement Agreement
CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES Community Services
Agreement
62.00
CIVIC MUSIC ASSOCIATION Community Services
Agreement
288.00
BILL DOYLE Administration
Low
GARRETT’S GARAGE & SERVICE Transportation
Agreement
9,133.25
4.94
770.00 19,835.35 18.66
19,854.01 4-9.89
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
42.65
8.25 7.00
15.25
11.70 886.50
221
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 1967-CONT’D
j Bills and j Payrolls LANGSTON UNIVERSITY Community Services
Agreement
MERVEL S. LUNN ' Travel Expense - Phoenix, Arizona I.D.E.A. Seminar
Board Action Agreement
MARGUERITE HENRY Instruction
Agreement
50.00
LYRIC STRING QUARTET Community Services
Agreement
300.00
CHARLOTTE NICHOLS Travel Exp.-Los Angeles, Calif. Music Seminar'
Board Action
115.00
OKLA. CITY UNIV. SPEECH DEPT. Community Services Community Services Community Services
150.00 55.90 150.00
1,125.00 38.25 2.500.00
Agreement Agreement . Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY ART DEPT. Community Services
Agreement
OKLAHOMA SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION Community Services Community Services
Agreement Agreement
RENAISSANCE PLAYERS Community Services
Agreement
PAUL D. RINGLER Travel Exp.-Phoenix, Arizona Conf, on Inovative Programs
Board Action
SOONER SCHOOL BUSES Transportation
Agreement
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Instructional
Low
WESTERN HERITAGE CENTER Community Services
Agreement
205.90
3,663.25
4,312.50
1,199.25 609.05
1,808.30
1,440.00
53.95
2,654.00
23.40
-
1,055.60
B-34
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Materials
Publisher
THOMPSON SCHOOLBOOK DEPOSITORY Materials
Board Action
4.00 892.60
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF MAY. 1967 CENSUS WORKERS
Salaries
535.14
CENSUS WORKERS
Salaries
11,958.90
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to ratify the May payrolls, authorize issuing the June payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $441,978.43 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously.
iR. #174 \ Bills and !Payrolls ;Approved
222
MEETING OF JUNE 5, 19.67 - CONT'D k #175 :Appropriation Title I & III Funds Requested.
It was moved Toy Mrs. Welch and seconded-hyiDr. Hill to approve a request to the Oklahoma: County Clerk to appropriate Title III Fun^a&in the amount of $30,000.00, and Title I Funds in the amount of $13^,922.00. (Documents in file.)
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
iR. #176 Gen. Fund Sup. 'Appropriation
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve making a supplemental appropriation to the 1966-67 General Fund Budget in the amount of $2,025,000.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
;r . #177 â– Easement from : M. M. Farnam, : Near Hayes
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to accept a permanent easement from Millis M. and Lois M. Farnam for the exclusive purpose of constructing, maintaining and operating a storm sewer and appurtenances thereto, over, through and upon the following described property:
A permanent easement across the South five (5) feet of Lot Sixteen (16), Block One (1), Clover Leaf Manor Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. (A storm sewer easement extending East from Hayes Elementary School site.) The easement has been approved as to form by the Board's attorney. Motion carried unanimously. :r . #178 Approval to i Sell 1908 Addn. to Washington Elem. School
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve advertising to receive sealed bids to sell the 1908 Addition at Washington Elementary School, 820 West California, which is no longer needed by the School District. Motion carried unanimously.
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R. #179 Physical Educ. Eqpt. & Sup.
p it was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs A Welch to approve the purchase of physical education equipment and supplies for use by\v^rious schools in the Title I Project from the following companies which submitted the lbw quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Athletic Trainers Supply Company, Inc. Diamond Hardware Sporting Goods Co. Dunlap Sporting Goods, Inc. Rex Engineering & Sales Company The Program Aids Company, Inc. Herman's Sporting Goods Company The Delmer F. Harris Company Children's Music Center, Inc. Oregon Worsted Company Educational Activities, Inc.
$ 3>O93-12 4,585*85 194.00 7,37^«^3 840.00 5>630.40 210.70 957-15 6.48 626.81
$23,518.9^
Total
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Appli- i Motion carried unanimously. cation, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C f
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Rhythm Band, Inc. Universal Musical Instrument Co. Hargail Music, Inc. Kelischek Workshop Chesnuts Music Company
Total
R. #180 Musical Instr Approved
$ 1,188.60 99-50 5-00 2,693-20 5,1^8.00 $ 9,134.30
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. Motion carried. A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of health supplies for use by various schools in the Title I Project from the following companies which submitted the low quotations:
Oklahoma Physician ^Supply Ashby Prescription Pharmacy
$
Total
! R. #181 Health Supplies Approved
826.84 475-39
$ 1,302.23
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-240-B. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mir. Rogers to approve the purchase of classroom cabinets for use in the portable classrooms from Educators Manufacturing Company which .■submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,250.00 is to be charged to Account B 1234-C. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #182 Classroom Cabinets App.
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i! It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs A Wei ch to approve the purchase of physical education equipment and supplies for use by\y^rious schools in the Title I Project from the following companies which submitted the ww quotations on specifications in response . to the attached Notice: Athletic Trainers Supply Company, Inc. Diamond Hardware Sporting Goods Co. Dunlap Sporting Goods, Inc. Rex Engineering & Sales Company The Program Aids Company, Inc. Herman's Sporting Goods Company The Delmer F. Harris Company Children's Music Center, Inc. Oregon Worsted Company Educational Activities, Inc.
$ 3,093-12 4,585.85 194.00 7,37^--^3 840.00 5,630.40 210.70 957-15 6.48 626.81
$23,518-9^
Total
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Appli- j cation, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. Motion carried unanimously].
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Rhythm Band, Inc. Universal Musical Instrument Co. Hargail Music, Inc. Kelischek Workshop Chesnuts Music Company
Total
$ 1,188.60 99-50 5.00 2,693.20 5,148.00 $ 9,134.30
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-1O3O-C. Motion carried. A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of health supplies for use by various schools in the Title I Project from the following companies which submitted the low quotations: 1 L—.
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Oklahoma Physician ^Supply Ashby Prescription Pharmacy Total
i R. #181 i Health Supplies ; Approved_______
826.84 ^75-39
$ 1,302.23
These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-240-B. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of classroom cabinets for use in the portable classrooms from Educators Manufacturing Company which ■submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,250.00 is to be charged to Account B 1234-C. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #182 Classroom Cabinets App.
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Motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded 1V Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of reinforced concrete drainage pipe for use\b^ "the Maintenance Department from Bill McCoy Concrete Pipe Company which submitted the Now quotation. This purchase in the amount of $654.00 is to be charged to Account BL 62O-CD. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #184 iA motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of Electric Motor ielectric motor repair supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following Rep. Supplies Icompanies which submitted the low quotations:
$
John H. Cole Company Butts Electric Supply Company
Total 1 These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
874.04 136.36
$ 1,010.40 Motion carried unanimously.
R. #185 iIt was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of custodial Custodial Hdwe. hardware for Storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotaPurchased________ tions on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Mideke Supply Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company H. E. Leonhardt Lumber Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Hunzicker Brothers Severin Supply Company Stephens Industrial Supply Company Kansas City Bolt, Nut & Screw Company Capitol Hill Woodwork & Supply, Inc.
Total purchases are to be charged to Account G 5^-0-A.
:r . #186 Cosmetology ;Supplies App
$ 2,148.12 394.48 1,721.08 2,082.36 86.88 824.04 1,589.95 108.46 27.00 $ 8,982.37
Motion carried unanimously
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of cosmetology supplies for Storeroom stock from the following companies- which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: $ 1,489.92 2,653.59 6,512.02 IO6.78 3,77^-73 805.14
Gibbs and Company Bottenfield's Inc. Herzfeld Beauty Supply, Inc. Western Beauty Supply Company Henry Kayser & Fils, Inc. The Burmax Company, Inc. Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.
$15,342.18 All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
;R. #187 Home Ec. Eqpt. J. Marshall
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of home economics equipment to be used at John Marshall High School from Kitchen Interiors, Inc., which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $13,234.00 is to be charged to Account B 1228-C. Motion carried unanimously.
;R. #188 Demonstration ,Eqpt. Auto ^Mechanics
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of demonstration equipment for use in the instructional program at Southeast High School from Downtown Chevrolet, Inc. This purchase in the amount of $891.08 is to be charged to Account B 1225-C. Motion carried unanimously.
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Total
$19,954.17
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These purchases have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education. Act Appli- I cation, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-240-B. Motion carried unanimously^
p. #190 . A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of teaching aids, equipment and supplies for use by all schools from the following companies ^Teaching Aids ^Purchased which submitted the low quotations on specifications: i $ 8,006.32 Thompson Book & Supply Company Dowlings, Inc. 42,161.25 Braunlich Equipment Company -20,395.50 675.OO Calvin Cinequip, Inc. The Sonax Company 1,251.00 1,802.60 Triangle School Equipment Company Holmes & Torbett, Inc. 1,330.78 1,812.07 Oklahoma Photo Supply 2,325.02 Pipkin Photo Service Dee's Photo Supply, Inc. 2,201.35 1,834.00 Thompson Movie Supply, Inc. I87.OO Camera Sales Center Corporation 33,221.46 R. K. Black, Inc. 78.40 Radio, Inc. 1,316.00 Radio Shack Corporation i Educational Music Publications, Inc. 32,311.98 34.00 Cory's Motion Picture Equipment Co. Oklahoma School Supply #2 10,560.00 1 Trice Wholesale Electronics 18.90 Capitol Electronics, Inc. 978.80 Fairview Audio-Visual Company 27,361.50 Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Company 13,024.46 3,725.60 Stevens Pictures of Texas, Inc. Audio Devices, Inc. 1,315.20 116.00 RCA Magnetic Products Division Ken-A-Vision Mfg. Company, Inc. 1,200.00 60.00 Fentriss Sound Engineering Company Reynolds Printasign Company 5,143-75
Total
$214,447.94
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$20,766.58 101,858.62 91,822.74
*G 240-B2 *BL 1030-D1 **5.1030-C
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Central Food Service Department Financial Statement, April 30, 1967, was submitted as information to the Board.
| Information to ‘ the Board
| BUILDING AND GROUNDS R. 7^191 jit was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve Change Order #1 in the Change Order | contract of J. J. Cook Construction Company to erect three (3) of the original fifteen No. 1 (Edison j (15) portable classrooms on the Edison Elementary School site - - ADD $150.00. All Portables)______ [members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve Change Order #1 to Moore Electric Company, Eugene Field Elementary School, to modify wiring project. ADD - - $248.00. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #192 Change Order No. 1 (E.Field Elem. Sch.) R. #193 Adjournment
I Motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, May 22, 1967, was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded iby Mrs. Welch, and carried. [ THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
President
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I ATTEST:
Approved the 6th day of July, 1967*
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MEETING OF JUNE 22, 1967 fl
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BU&DING, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M. PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Don Gardner, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Bob Keck, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy Mullenix, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, Gene; Shepherd, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; John Martin, The Oklahoma Journal; Bob Ruggles, The Oklahoma City Times. ;Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
Guests Welcomed
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
SPECIAL A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve opening bids on the ;R. #194
Addition to the Oklahoma City Area Vocational-Technical Center, plans and specifications ,Open Bids on prepared by Wright and Selby, Architects. Bids were received in response to the attached; Voc-Tech Addn. Notice. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Tabulation follows: ’ ALT. #1
BIDDER
BASE BID
Milner Constr. E. V. Cox Constr. Behmore, Inc. Yarbro Constr. J. J. Bollinger Dunning Constr. Co. Blount-Barfell-Dennehy Suttle Constr. Co. The Constructors, Inc. J. J. Cook Constr. Co.
$802,000 -$20,000 807,876 -26,421 821,500 -29,600 822,538 -30,108 831,000 -25,000 834,000 -26,150 839,900 -24,000 845,000 -28,030 860,000 -25,300 884,638 -27,200
ALT. #3
ALT. #4
-$11,650
-$21,000 -25,609
ALT. #2 -$3,525 -4,795 -6,550 -6,128 -6,500 -7,613 -6,000 -5,800 -5,800 -3,4oo
-13,513 -13,750 -13,062 -13,500 -13,082 -13,600
-12,030 -13,228 -11,500
-30,330 -31,463 -28,500 -29,617 -26,000
-29,100 -25,960 -28,900
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office staff for tabulation and recommendation. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #195 ' Bids Referred ; Central Office
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve opening bids on the construction of Parking, Drives, Walks, Fencing, and Lighting at Sequoyah, Mayfair, Harrison, Nichols Hills, Stonegate, and U. S. Grant Schools. Bids were received in response to the attached Notice. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. Tabulation:
j Open Bids on 1 Paving, Parking \ Fencing, Etc.
BIDDER
SEQUOYAH MAYFAIR
Connelly Paving Slayter Bros. Steelman Constr. Co. Triple A Constr. Co.
HARRISON
$10,253,00 $1O,15O.OO*$2,75O.OO 10,868.71 10,806.30 2,704.55*
10,198.38* 10,187.38
2,816.24
N. HILLS
STONE GATEj
$4,817.oo *$36,45O.QO*$7,o 65.00 5,259.90
4,840.52
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|.R- #197
: Bids Referred Central Office R. #198
Open Bids on Mobile Reading Laboratories
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A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded 'jtoy Mr. Rogers to refer the above bids to the Central Office staff for tabulation and reic^pmendation. All members voted "Aye" on
roll call.
jit was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve opening bids on two (2) [Mobile Reading Laboratories. Bids were received in response to the attached Notice. jAll members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Tabulation follows:
BASE BID
BIDDER
$45,000.00
Patton Equipment Sales Dowling's Inc. Keas Superior Bus Sales
R. #199
Bids Referred Central Office
51,092.00 53>200.00
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office staff for tabulation and recommendation. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
R. #200
Professional Trips Approved
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated:
Helen Lloyd, American Library Association, San Francisco, California, June 29-July 2, 1967.
Floy Campbell and an additional staff member, National School Public Relations Seminar, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 8-14, 1967All members voted "Aye" on roll call. GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
R. #201
Appropriation Title I & III Funds
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to request the Oklahoma County Clerk to appropriate Title III Funds in the amount of $40,000.00 and Title I Funds in the amount of $134,922.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOAAA We, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of $ 4-0,000.00_________ as a specific grant to be used in a program nameds
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accordingly, we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Board,
,R. #199
Bids Referred Central Office
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the foregoing bids to the Central Office staff for tabulation and recommendation. Motion carried unanimously son roll call. ! SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
R. #200
Professional Trips Approved
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons ;to attend professional meetings as indicated:
Helen Lloyd, American Library Association, San Francisco, California, June 29-July 2, 1967. V
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Floy Campbell and an additional staff member, National School Public Relations Seminar, Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 8-14, 1967. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ; GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
R. #201
Appropriation Title I & III Funds
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to request the Oklahoma County Clerk ■to appropriate Title III Funds in the amount of $40,000.00 and Title I Funds in the amount ^of $134,922.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA We, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of | 4-0,000,00_________ as a specific grant to be used in a program nameds
ESEA
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111( 1966-67 T1
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accordingly, we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Boards
Submitted, by order of the Board, this
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Clerk 1
PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION
Requested by Governing Board
Added By County Clerk
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CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK
I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk tn and for said County and State, do hereby certify the appropriation as requested above in the amount of ♦ a$ to b® used in ® Program named 2^4to be expended only for the purposes as set-out in the specific grant, all as provided in Title 70 Section I8-J4A as amended of Oklahoma Statutes. Done at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this day of fj/vne____________ 19
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REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF FEDERAL AID FUNDS FOR SCHOOL
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
I-89
TO THE HONORABLE COUNTY CLERK OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA We, the undersigned, duly qualified and acting officers of the Governing Board of School District Number I-89 of said County and State, hereby certify that we have received the sum of $ 134.922.00_________ as ® specific grant to be used in a program nameds
ESEA
Titl e
1-2
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accordingly, we hereby respectfully request that the County Clerk make appropriation thereof as above submitted, which we further certify is in accordance with the Order of our Governing Boards
Submitted, by order of the Board, this
President of the Board
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PURPOSE OF APPROPRIATION I• 2.
Requested by Governing Board
Current Expense
$ 63,000.00
Capital Outlay
$ 71,^22.00
Total
$ 134.922.00
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CERTIFICATE OF COUNTY CLERK
I, the duly qualified and acting County Clerk In and for said County and State, do hereby certify the appropriation as requested above in the amount of to be used in a program named to be expended only for the purposes as set-out in the specific grant, all as provided in Title 70 Section 18-I4A as amended of Oklahoma Statutes. Done at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, this 3^^ day of ____________ 1________ <
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202 Lemental Dpriation .Levy Fund
Deputy
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203 Room Eqpt. I Purchased_____
which submitted the low quotations: Educators Manufacturing Company Thompson Book and Supply Company
Total
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Account B 1228-0.
S E,920.00 1,013-50
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Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of materials for use on cinder track at amounting to $3,018.00 to be charged
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Grant High School from H. C. Vandaveer and Son, Inc.,| Track Cinder to Account G 620-D. Motion carried unanimously. i for Grant
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of two
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iR. #205
audiometers for use by the Health Department from Beltone Hearing Service. This purchase! Audiometers in the amount of $550-00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. Motion carried. \ Purchased
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Jr . #206
A motion was made Uy Mr. Rogers and seconded hy Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of key ’Key Punch punch cards for use "by the Department of and Statistics from Business Supplies This purchase in the amount of'$1,397*22 is to he charged to Account Cards Purchased Corporation. G 120-J2. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #207
Plumbing Fix. Approved
!lt was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of plumbing 'fixtures for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which subknitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$
Crane Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Loeffler-Greene Supply Company Total
these purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD
619.19 14.21 899-^3
$ 1,492.83 Motion carried unanimously
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R. #208
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of (furniture repair material for use by the Maintenance Department from the Buckstaff Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $668.00 is to be charged to Account BL 62O-B3. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #209
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of a tractor w/backhoe and front loader for use by the Maintenance Department from Bucklin
Furniture Rep. Material App.
'Tractor With Backhoe App.
^Equipment Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. (This purchase in the amount of $6,99^*71- Is to be charged to Account BL 1030-B!. Motion 'carried unanimously. i _________ __ ____________________ _____________________ ’ I
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R. #210 It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the validation of agreeAgreements for ments for the purchase of classroom furniture with the following companies which submitted Classroom Furn. quotations in response to the above Notice: 1 Dowlings, Inc. ( Thompson Book and Supply Company • Oklahoma Seating Company i A. F. Williams Furniture Company i City Office Supply, Inc. I Bill Doyle Office Supply ! Frank C. Stewart Associates ( Virco Manufacturing Corporation I ■All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #211
^A motion was male by Mr. Rogers and seconded'by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of • instructional supplies for storeroom stock the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Instructional Supplies App.
$ 2,233-32 46,204.48 23,910.00 1,145-56 9,635.73 32,892.08 39,334.00 2,457.20 162.00 7,886.00
Dowlings, Inc. Thompson Book and Supply Company Oklahoma Paper Company Triangle School Equipment Standard Stationery Supply Company Graham Paper Company Bill Doyle Office Supply Nationwide Papers Incorporated A & E Equipment Company, Inc. Oklahoma Seating Company Haun* 1s Sporting Goods Western Paper Company Capital Paper Company Mideke Supply Company Remco Office Equipment, Inc. Stephens Industrial Supply Company P. Jackman and Sons Craftint Manufacturing Company Dollies Ceramics Buck's Sporting Goods Herman's Sporting Goods Copy-Craft, Inc. Cardinal Paper Company R. K. Black, Inc. Kee Lox Manufacturing Company The Lumber Shed Keller Sports, Inc. Capitol Hill Woodwork and Supply, Inc. Economy Advertising Company Texas Envelope Company The Judy Company Ro i sman-Drug Sundrie s, Inc. Interstate Sewing Center
2,977-30 14,852.50 486.00 148.32 1,040.00 318.00 737.83 6,973-00 2,196.28 474.72 4,227.68 9,448.00 1,145.60 5,390.00 660.00 627.00 1,881.00 1,293.75 788.00 1,213.00 739-20 3,720.00 212.82
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All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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$ 6,137.00 6,916.02 3,498.17 1,111.38 482.58 389.83 16.56
93-00 8,947.50 259.20 864.25 3,347.00 1,031.66 849.80
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Motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday-, iine 29, 19^7, was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded "by Mr. Estes, and carried.
R. #213
Adj ournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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" THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOI^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN AN ADJOURNED REGULAR BUDDING, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M. SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Foster Estes, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
ABSENT:
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Virgil T. Hill, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Don Gardner, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle â– Monroe, Joe Park, Charles Pock, Ruhl Potts, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd,Taylor; ; numerous visitors; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma City Times; John Martin, The Oklahoma Journal; a representative from WKY-TV.
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed By roll call.
Invocation
The guests were welcomed By Mr. Lott.
Guests Welcomed
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING A motion was made By Mr. Estes and seconded By Mr. Rogers to approve making transfers in i R. #214 the 1966-67 General Fund Accounts as follows: ; Transfers in i 1966-67 General
' Fund Accounts
TRANSFERS IN
110-1 120-A2 120-H 120-L 120-Q 212 240-A 250-A 420-A 450-B
530-D
540-a
620-D 620-E2
720-A 730-A 910-A 240-B2
Public Relations - Salary Board Member Expense Personnel - Other Expense Business Office Postage Supervisors & Helping Teachers - Salaries Storeroom Stock Instructional Office Operating - Gas & Oil Public Carriers Telephone and Telegraph Custodial - Supplies Lawn - Expense Gen. Equipment Repair and Supplies Property Insurance Land & Building Rental Recreational - Salaries Title III - Maps, Films, Books Total Transfers In
$
682.00 1,500.00 100.00 50.00 140.00
175.00 190,000.00 50.00 500.00 526.00 4,000.00
35,000.00 4,000.00 22,837.00 7,760.00
1,100.00 2,300.00 18,000.00 $288,720.00
TRANSFERS OUT
110-H 110-J 110-K 110-0 120-A 120-B 120-D 120-G 120-N 211 213-A 213-B 214-A 214-B 214-c
215-A 215-B 215-c 215-D 215-D3 215-D4
311-A2 311-B2 321-A3 322-A 410-B 420-B
Personnel Office - Salaries Research & Statistics - Salaries Census - Salaries Purchasing Office - Salaries Miscellaneous - Other Expense Clerk - Other Expense School Elections Superintendent's Office - Other Expense Project Planning Principals & Assistant Principals - Salaries Substitute Teachers - Salaries Homebound Teachers - Salaries Librarians - Salaries Curriculum Center - Salaries Guidance in School Clerical in Schools - Salaries Clerical Supervisors - Salaries Instructional Aides - Salaries Curriculum Center - Salaries Printing - Salaries Library Clerks - Salaries Home School Counselors Clerical Counselors School Nurses Health Department - Supplies Bus Drivers Maintenance, Tires & Tubes
750.00 2,900.00 3,800.00 815.00 2,000.00 150.00 1,350.00 800.00 2,500.00 6,790.00 28,500.00 7,900.00 700.00 2,800.00 770.00 2,000.00 500.00 330.00 4,500.00 180.00 1,300.00 3,250.00 100.00 4,000.00 1,000.00 450.00
2,500.00 (Continued)
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TV Engineers - Salaries Heat Water - Sewage Electricity Travel Monthly Dumping Privileges Repair to Instructional Equipment Office Machines TV Equipment Rental Data Processing Equipment Rental Data Processing - Vocational-Technical Center Summer School Adult School - Salaries Manpower - Salaries
30,000.00 5,000.00 17,000.00 390.00 500.00 10,000.00 18,000.00 1,500.00 31,000.00 10,995.00 12,000.00 24,000.00 39,000.00
$288,720.00
Total Transfers Out
The motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" on roll call.
R. #215
School Site Purchase Confirmed.
R. #216
It was moved, by Mr. Rogers and. seconded, hy Mr. Estes to confirm the purchase of a school site, five (5) acres, more or less, for $5,500.00 from William and Cleopatra Crigler. The site is near NE 63rd Street and Westminister Road. All members present voted "Aye" J i
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Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of books and tests for use by the Office of Testing and Evaluation from the following companies:
Books & Tests : Purchased.
$ 1,217.65 718.25 4,630.25 2,306.00
California Test Bureau Educational Testing Service Lone Star School Book Depository The Psychological Corporation
$ 8,972.15
Total
These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application, Title V, and are to be charged to Account 312-A3. All members present voted "Aye." R. #217
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of business machines for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the following Notice:
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IBM Corporation Olivetti Underwood Corporation
Automatic Business Machines Corp. Electronic Dictation Systems
SCM Corporation Donnell Typewriter
Company
907.50 1,809.00 7,638.00 1,872.00 2,245.00 3,974.00
$18,445.00
I Total I 1 iThese purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: i j Central Food Service ! BL 1030-C *5.1O3O-C
$
550.00 16,988.00
907-50
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|jlt was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by l^r.\Rogers to approve the purchase of shop R. #218 equipment and supplies for use by the Maint^^ice Department from the following companies Shop Equipment iand Supplies which submitted the low quotations: $
Mideke Supply Company Minton Machinery Company Hart Industrial Supply Company
622.06 99.60 1,290.00
$ 2,011.66
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 62O-B3-
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of lumber for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
;R. #219
jLumber Purchased
$19,070.28 15,589.12 4,227.80 1,380.00 138.15
Davidson & Case Lumber Company U. S. Plywood Corporation Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. The H. E. Leonhardt Lumber Company Oklahoma City Plywood Company
$40,405-35
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $17,286.40 23,118.95
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Gardner Hotel Supply Company Jones Restaurant Equipment Company Curtis Equipment Company Total
Jr . #220
i Cafeteria Eqpt. j Purchased______
$1,520.00 411.00 41 * 1,505
$ 3,436.41
These purchases have been approved on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5.1O3O-C. Motion carried unanimously. > It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of musical instruments for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Rawson Music Company Jemkins Music Company Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Woodmansee-Abbott Music Company Rhythm Band Incorporated Inter-City Violin Studios Wenger Corporation David Wexler & Company Chesnut's Music Company Hargail Music, Inc. Norren Manufacturing Company RABCO
$ 5,^97.50 6,328.82 11,310.65 4,595-16 536.85 5,693.58 1,062.30 240.00 4,118.40 153.60
Total
$39,710.^-8
152.00 21.62
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: BL 1030-C *5.1O3O-C
$20,265.08 19,445.40
*These purchases have been approved on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2. ; All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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1 Musical Instr. j Purchased______
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R. #222
Classroom . Cabinets App.
\ Motion was male By Mr. Estes and. seconded, by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of I classroom caBinets for use By various schools from Oklahoma Seating Company which subImittel the low quotation in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount iof $2,164.00 is to be chargel to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carriel unanimously.
| A motion was male by Mr. Rogers anl seconlel by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of â– Films for Aulioi films for use by the Aulio Visual Center for Title I schools from the following Visual Center |companies:
R. #223
Association Films, Inc. Thomas J. Barbre Prolucts, Inc. Bryon Motion Pictures, Inc. Churchill Films, Inc. Contemporary Films, Inc. Coronet Instructional Films DuArt Film Laboratories, Inc. Encyclppaelia Britannica Elucational Corp. The Graphic Curriculum, Inc. Film Associates of California Fori Motor Company Frontier Films Dan Gibson Proluctions Inliana University International Film Bureau, Inc. Cenco Elucational Films Jim Martin Elucational Films McGraw Hill Book Company Molern Learning Ails Mooly Institute of Science National Rifle Association of America Royal Acalemy Proluctions, Ltl. I Q Films, Inc. Teaching Film Custolians Trans-World Films Unitel Artists Associatel, Inc. University of Southern California Virginia Department of Elucation Weston Wools
Total
$
897-75 880.00
137-50 730.00 350.00 11,850.00 71.07 19,683.75 4,800.00 6,065.00 90.00 450.00 240.00 2,100.00 1,990.00 960.00 21,732.50 23,715.25 1,110.00 645.00 90.00 650.00 2,400.00
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525.00 85.80 450.00 130.00 125.00 775.00
$103,728.62
These purchases have been approvel on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2, anl are to be chargel to Account 5.240-B. All members present voted. "Aye" on roll call. R. #224
Agreements for 1967-68 School
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It was movel By Mr. Estes anl seconlel By Mr. Rogers to authorize valuation of agreements for the 1967-68 School Year: with Monroe Calculating Company The National Cash Register Co. Remco Office Equipment Co. Burroughs Corporation Oklahoma Typewriter Company International Business Machines Dictaphone Corporation Frilen, Inc. ... Aulograph of Oklahoma Olivetti Unlerwool Corporation Smith-Corona Marchant R. K. Black, Inc. members present votel "Aye" on roll call.
Monroe Allers & Calculators National Cash Registers Remington Calculators Burroughs Posting Machines & Key Driven Calculators Victor Allers, Comptometers IBM Selectric Typewriters Dictaphone Equipment Frilen Calculators Gray Aulographs Olivetti Posting Machines Marchant Calculators Thermo-Fax Machines
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R. #223
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of Films for Audio films for use by the Audio Visual Center for Title I schools from the following Visual Center companies:
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Association Films, Inc. Thomas J. Barbre Products, Inc. Bryon Motion Pictures, Inc. Churchill Films, Inc. Contemporary Films, Inc. Coronet Instructional Films DuArt Film Laboratories, Inc. Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp. The Graphic Curriculum, Inc. Film Associates of California Ford Motor Company Frontier Films Dan Gibson Productions Indiana University International Film Bureau, Inc. Cenco Educational Films Jim Martin Educational Films McGraw Hill Book Company Modern Learning Aids Moody Institute of Science National Rifle Association of America Royal Academy Productions, Ltd. I Q Films, Inc. Teaching Film Custodians Trans-World Films United Artists Associated, Inc. University of Southern California Virginia Department of Education Weston Woods
Total
$
897.75 880.00
137.50 730.00 350.00 11,850.00 71.07 19,683.75 4,800.00 6,065.00 90.00 450.00 240.00 2,100.00 1,990.00 960.00
21,732.50 23,715.25 1,110.00 645.00 90.00 650.00 2,400.00 525.00 85.80 450.00 130.00 125.00 775-00
$103,728.62
These purchases have been approved on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5.240-B. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #224
Agreements for 1967-68 School Year Approved
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize validation of agreements with the following companies for services for the 1967-68 School Year:
Monroe Calculating Company The National Cash Register Co. Remco Office Equipment Co. Burroughs Corporation Oklahoma Typewriter Company International Business Machines Dictaphone Corporation Friden, Inc. ..... Audograph of Oklahoma Olivetti Underwood Corporation Smith-Corona Marchant R. K. Black, Inc. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Monroe Adders & Calculators National Cash Registers Remington Calculators Burroughs Posting Machines & Key Driven Calculators Victor Adders, Comptometers IBM Selectric Typewriters Dictaphone Equipment Friden Calculators Gray Audographs Olivetti Posting Machines Marchant Calculators Thermo-Fax Machines
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MEETING, OF JUNE .29, 1967 - .CONT'D : Motion was .made Dy Mr. Estes and seconded by Ifr. Rogers to approve the purchase of paper from Duplicating Products, Inc., in the amount|of $5>O56.OO for use Dy Title I schools.
This purchase has Deen approved on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2, and is to he charged to Account 5-240-B. Motion carried unanimously.
R- #225
Paper for sTitle I Schools
:R. #226
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the employment of Oklahoma Testing Laboratories to make subsoil investigations and tests on the warehouse site at NE 23rd Street and Miramar Boulevard. Motion carried unanimously.
; Subsoil Tests jApproved_____
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|R. #228
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Leonard Peterson & Company General Equipment Manufacturing Company Educator's Manufacturing Company
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These purchases have been approved on our National Defense Education Act Application Title III, and are to be charged to Account 1030-D1. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of television receivers for use by various Title I schools from Dulaney's which submitted This purchase the low quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. in the amount of $7,552.00 has been approved on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2, and is
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Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 540-A.
$ 1,232.04 2,585.48 36,452.64 260.64 1,736.40 2,338.65
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|!r . #231
â– Teaching Aids Purchased
Motion was made "by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of teaching aids for use "by Title I schools the following companies:
Aetna Life & Casualty American Printing House for the Blind American Auto Association Apex Specialties Company Benefic Press Central Scientific Company Channing L. Bete Company, Inc. The George F. Cram Company Denoyer-Geppert Company Dowlings, Inc. Walt Disney 16mm Films The Ealing Corporation Educational Activities, Inc. Educational Record Sales Educational Stimuli Encyclopaedia Britannica Educational Corp. Eye Gate House, Inc. Fideler Visual Teaching Filmstrip House, Inc. Golden Language Tapes Grolier Educational Corporation Guidance Associates W. M. Hadaway Modern School Supply Hammond, Incorporated Hastings House Publishers, Inc. Houghton Mifflin Company Imperial Productions, Inc. McGraw Hill Book Company International Communications Foundation LaPine Scientific Company Library Filmstrip Center Magnamusic-Baton, Inc. Marquette Corporation W. M. Hadaway Modern School Supply, Inc. News Map of the Week North American Philips Company, Inc. A. J. Nystrom & Company Pathescope Educational Films, Inc. Random House School & Library Service, Inc. Reader's Digest Association Rhythm Band, Incorporated Science Kit, Inc. Science Research Associates, Inc. Sharp & Nichols Music Company Social Studies School Service South-Western Publishing Company Stansi Scientific Company Sterling Educational Films Teaching Aids, Incorporated Teaching Resources Division Time-Life, Inc. Life Filmstrips United States Publishers Association, Inc. The Welch Scientific Company H. W. Wilson Company Total
$-1,080.00 169.35 111.23 110.75 115.65 300.63
100.00 117-50 256.75 1,036.00
30.00 74.00 84.30 480.10 78.85 2,516.46 1,437.50 125.15 66.00 80.00
59.50 93.60 316.90 1,347.91 129.30 71.46 77-65 84.00 619.16 135.00 75-00 170.32 50.00 162.35 91.75 107.60 160.95 89.00 202.37 132.00 107.95 201.63 3,377-28 53.78 315-45 54.00
132.35 1,835-00 74.00 136.00 119.04 6.00 168.00
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These purchases have teen approved on our ESEA Application, Title 1-2, and are to be charged to Account 5-240-B. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #232
Shop Supplies Riverside and Carver Schools
A motion was made hy Mr. Rogers and seconded hy Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of shop supplies for use hy Riverside and Carver Elementary Shops from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Brodhead-Garrett Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company Mideke Supply Company Hunzicker Brothers Cook Paint Company U. S. Plywood Corporation Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Creative Playthings, Inc.
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BUILDING AND GROUNDS A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the low bid of $802,000.00 submitted by Milner Construction Company, Inc., on June 22, 1967, for the construction of the 1967 Addition to the Vocational-Technical Education Center. All members present .voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #233
^Contract Let Voc-Tech Addn.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the low bid of $45,000.00^R. #234 submitted by Patton Equipment Sales, Inc., on June 22, 1967, to provide and furnish two ^Mobile Reading (2) Mobile Reading Laboratories. Motion carried unanimously. ^Laboratories Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the low bids submitted;R. #235 on June 22, 1967, on paving, parking, and driveway projects as follows: Paving, Parking !Contracts Let LOW BIDDER
PROJECT
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Connelly Paving Co., Inc.
Mayfair Elementary School Nichols Hills Elementary School U. S. Grant High School
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Harrison Elementary School
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SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Mr. Lott asked the Superintendent to proceed with his report. Dr. Lillard presented and i Court Order read aloud the Board's plan of compliance with the Order of September 7> 1965^ entered :Compliance Plan in Case No. 9452 Civil Court of the U. S. District Court for the Western District of !Presented______ Oklahoma. After discussion by members of the Board and the Superintendent, it was moved by Mr. Rogers to instruct the Board's attorney to file the plan of compliance with the Court as presented, Discussions were requested on the motion from visitors in the 1 | audience. An alternate plan, "Proposed Plan of Integrating the Oklahoma City School System," suggested by a citizens' lay group was presented by Mr. Robert D. Looney, attorney for the group . A discussion followed with questions from the visitors and responses by i * the Board. Mr. Estes seconded the motion before the Board. Additional discussions, | questions, and responses were voiced by visitors. Thereupon, Mr. Rogers withdrew his original motion and made a substitute motion to rejectjR. #236 'Citizens' Plan the "Proposed Plan of Integrating the Oklahoma City School System'" as presented by ;Rejected______ Mr. Looney. Mr. Estes withdrew his second of the original motion and seconded the substitute motion. On roll call, all members present voted "Aye." Mr. Rogers moved that the Board's attorney be instructed to file with the Court the plan |r . #237 j Plan of Mr. Estes seconded the motion and on of compliance as presented by the Superintendent, roll call, all members present voted "Aye." I Compliance j Approved Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Mr. Rogers, and carried. ' THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
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Bruce Lee Waddell Anna L. Walker Donna Kay Walker Larry Duncan Walker Lynda May Walker James Leonard Walley Jesse Franklin Walls Bertha Jo Wardell Phillip Thurston Wattie Jimmy Ray Webb . Claudia Ann Welch Donna Jean Wenthold Charles Robert West
Randall Allen Whitaker Charlotte Ann White Danny Gerald White James Alfred White Nathia Joann Whiteley John Thomas Whitson, Jr. Rheta Lou Whittington Roberta Sue Wilfong Carol Jean Williams Johnny Garion Williams Kenneth Wayne Williams Kenneth L. Williams Larrv Eueene Williams
Philip Duane Williams Rana Kay Williams Tommy Allen Williams Linda Jane Williamson Ellen Darlene Willis
Cathy Ann Wilson Margaret Ann Wilson Victoria Jean Wilson Clarence Stanley Wise Roger Allen Withers Sharon L. Wooley Ace Dale Wooliver Ruth Annette Worthen
* Sheryle Gale Yarbrough Glenda Jean Young Richard Lee Young Tommy Young * Sharon Louise Young James Aaron Younger David James Zimmerman
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT DIPLOMAS Gerald James Cox, Jr. John Edgar Eckstein
GRADUATES 1967
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Billy Joe Adkisson Freddie Lee Anderson Sandra Camilla Bailey Bradford Lee Beck Barney J. Bell Don Edward Bendle Rosetta Berry James E. Bibb Lynda Louise Biswell Gloria Louise Blackmon Charles K. Bolz Calvin Borders Albert Ray Bowers Billy Ray Brazell Napoleon J. Briggs Daisy Mae Brown Ricky Eugene Brown Janet Benee’ Burdine Helen Faye Burns Susan Lee Bush Juanita Dean Butler Thomas Lee Byers Margret Mary Cabrera Susan J. Calvert Fern LaVon Carson Sheryl LaFrance Colbert Brenda Joyce Crook Beverly Ann Crooms Mary Evelyn Cummings Stephen Richard Cummings Eugene Cutler Janda Kay Daughtry Walletta DeBose Carolyn Sue Decker Lee Ernest Decker, Jr. Cynthia June Dejamette Leonard Doakes James Nathaniel Dotson Carolyn S. Dozier Linda McDaniel Dunham Pauline Chambers Dunn Frances Marie Edwards George Edward Elswick, Jr. Leo Enriquez Lewis Eugene Everly, Jr. Mary Louanna Ford Royce Lee Frazier Zeporah Frazier Joanna Marie Frejo Wanda Jean Friday Robert Shaw Fuller Joe Garcia Shirley J. Gatewood Cynthia Carol Gibson
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Class Roll Leia Lucille Gibson Bettie Jewell Gilbreath Novalyn Cecilia Goudeau Darlene Carol Griffith Paula Ann Hale Kenneth Ray Hamilton Stanley Hardrick Genevieve Harrington Linda Sue Henderson Lois Faye Highfill Berlinda Gayle Hill Larry Eugene Hill Terry Wayne Hill Charles Thomas Holcombe Clinton Holloway, Jr. Gale Hopkins Wynona Nadine House Runia Coffey Hudson Sandra Carol Huggins Theresa Mae Hughes Ronnie Lee Irvin Terry Lee Jackson Ronald Gene Jacobs Carlotta Jean Johnson Clarence Julius Johnson David Lee Johnson Gloria Dean Johnson Purvie Ronald Jones Janet Ann Kates Lucinda Kessee Linda Kay Killian Ronald Leroy Lawrence Constance Marie Lewis Earnestine Looney Joe Edward Ludwick Esther Marie Martinez Paula Kay Massengale Brenda Joyce McDaniel Michael Larue McDaniels Sandra Kay McKimble Lavina Lee Monical Emerciason Burreese Moore Jessie Marie Moore Jimmie Lee Moore Earnestine Carolyn Murphy Essie Dee Murray, Jr. Linda Kay Nolan Paul Don Oliver Earlene Owens Judy Ann Palmer Rachel Parks Derle Leon Paxton Chester Leroy Peterson Shirley M. Price
Robert L. Prieto Sandra L. Prince Frank Pugh William Joesph Ray Barbara Ann Rentfro Joe Anthony Rodriguez Emma Christine Rodriguez Roger S. Rodriguez Jimmy P. Rollman Judith Ann Rowan Edward Wayne Rucker Georgia Sue Russell Linda I. Scott Aunita Janece Shelton Ila Jean Sherfield Earl Lee Sims Georgia Lee Slaughter Annita Louise Smith Isaac Smith Lamar Smith Perry Lee Smith Sylvester Smith June Roy Spivey Nancy Gail Stanford Harold Allen Steele Veta Marie Steen Lester Edward Straight Paul Milton Strickland Lana Jo Sutton Charles Edward Sweezy Elaine Danielle Sykes Connie Sue Taylor Cynthia JoEtta Thompson Susie Darlene Threatt Patricia Marie Tipken Michael G. Toahty Larry E. Trotter Wanda Delorse Tubbs Marie J. Turner Ella Mae Vaughter Linda Kay Wallace Howard Walter Earnell Michael Washington Sandra Diane Watson Wanda Lee Watson Shirley J. Weaver Janice Lorene Wesley Doffes A. Whitson Rosa Lee Williams Thomasine Williams Paulette Jane Wolf Judy Ann Yarbrough
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Patricia Ann Dickson
Ronald David Denelsbeck
Bonnie Lynn Daniel
Evelynn Kaye Cox *
Claudia Morgan Corley
James Donald Cooke
Kenneth Lynn Coffman *
Rhonda Lynn Cochrane
LaVerne Darlene Childers *
Ruby V. Chaney
Patricia Sue Cartmell *
Judy Linda Carr
Gretta Suzanne Burnett
Jimmy Dale Buford *
Charles Anthony Bruno
Cynthia Ann Brock
Barbara Brittain
Kathleen Branch *
Carlida Marie Brack
Terry Lee Bizzle
Kathryn Louise Bitting *
Kurt Alan Bielstein
Mark Alan Bersano
Carol Lynn Belcher
William David Bates
Jimmie Thomas Barkalow
Anne Marie Bachle *
Michael Dell Henson
James Howard Henson
Ruth Alice Henderson
James Lawrence Heil
Errol Lee Hawkins
LaHoma Gwin Harris *
Jeannette Roberta Harkins
Karen Lynn Hamilton
Christina Clark Gunn
Sharon Kay Griffin
Sandra Lee Gregory
Peggy Ann Green *
Deborah Lee Glenn
Stephen Lee Gibson
James Allen Gibson
Donald Deplois Gibson
Sue Arlene Gausman
Lou Ann Fuller
Sylvia Jean Fritz
Marcia Toni Friedman *
David Raymond Fried
Stephen Ray Frans
Kati Fox
Linda Karlene Fisk
Susan Elizabeth Feuerborn
Jan Lee Estell
Judy Kathleen England *
Michael Arthur Elder
Sharon Kay McCaslin
Terry Lynn McCallie
Dianna Kay McAuliffe
Patrick Douglas McAfee
David Grayson Moore
Jean Carol Miller
Fred Luther Miller *
Beverly Ann Melson
Maureen Gae Meigs
Margaret M. Masterson
William Robert Martin
Boyd Dee Mankin
John Thomas Maguire
John Randall Long
Melissa Ann Lawson
Rebekah Su Lane
Linda Sue Lambert
Karen Lynette Kitchen
Glenda May Kelly
Willie Edward Jones
Patricia Ann Johnson
Clifford Don Hunter
Martin Arthur Hoyt
Connie Sue Howe
Gloria Dean Hopkins
Ingvild Tordis Hjellestad
John Melvin Hite *
Carolyn Lee Hill
Allen Wayne Hill
Paul Harold Roe
Robert Rush Riddle
Ren M. Robison
Patricia Ann Remmel
Susan Bee Reid
Roger William Reeves
Beverly Sue Reeves
Cynthia Jean Redbird
Ellen Records
Timothy Kevan Reagan
John Manuel Ramirez
Jerry Michael Ramirez
Stewart Allen Prosser
Sandra Kaye Proctor
Marsha LaVon Pool
Betty Anne Pool
Dana Lynn Pitts
Ben Allen Pierpont
Warren Hughes Pettit Jr.
Paul Clifford Papin
Phillip Phariss Owens
Robert Louis O’Reilly
Mary Charlee Ogilvie
John William Ogburn
John Charles O’Donnell
Cynthia McMurray
Dorothy Ruth McDaniel *
Sherry Jo McCord
Sandra Jean McCharen
CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL Diploma Name List
David Marion Dunagin
Jack R. Hiatt *
Diploma Name List
Dennis Paul Dunham
GRADUATES 1967 a 0) CD CD a5 1—I o
Charles Nance Smith
Melvin Douglas Shoemaker
.-Michael Burgess Shipley*
Margaret Kathleen Shannonhouse*
Mark Philip Schultz*
Stephen Gregory Schmitt
Linda Ann Schmidt
Emily Sue Schmidt
Elizabeth Anne Savage *
Linda Loy Sander
Bennie Russell
Keiko Ruby
James Joseph Rossman
Ellen Margaret Rohrbaugh
Charles David Rogers
Margaret Ann Young
Alan Lloyd Woodside
Linda Carol Wolf
Barbara Sue Whitlock
Alan Berry White
Gretchen Webb
Ronald Dean Way
Carolyn Sue Watson
Alfred Dwane Wasemiller
Dale Ellen Ward
Rodney Lewis 7/akefield
David Houston Waggoner
Wilma Jean Vick
Earl Howard Turner Jr.
Michael F. Tracy-
Mary Kathleen Smith Nancy Robin Smith *
Susan Lyne Smith Ronald Edward Smithson
Darlene Sockey
Cynthia Lorraine Spears
Edna Norine Spradlin ** Charles Thomas Springer Marilyn Elaine Story
Pamela Sue Street
Gwynneth Leigh Taylor Bonnie Mae Thomas
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Stephen Lee Taylor
Kenneth Alan Thrower
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1967
SENIOR
HIGH
SCHOOL
Boyd, Alvah LaDine Boyd, Lue Berta Boyd, Samuel Lee Jr. Bradford, Joyce Claudetta Bradley, Vincent Eugene Brannon, Harold Lynn Bratton, Marilyn C. Braxton, Johnnie Bray, Muricle Lee Breedlove, Oscar Lee Brison, Ronald G. Broadus, Carrie B. Brooks, George Henry Jr. Brown, Arlene Franklin Brown, Dwight Carlton Brown, Elzora Mae Brown, Julia Tondaleah Brunner, Jamesetta Burge, Legand L. Jr. Burkhalter, Larry Wayne Burkley, Alice Brenda Burkley, Alvin Bruce Burleson, Paul Clay Burns, R. T. Jr. Burton, Carl James Butler, Carmen Delores Butler, Larry J. Buycks, Cora Diane Caddell, Calvin K. Campbell, Kenneth Ray Carr, Carolyn Mae Carter, Bobby Donald Carter, Constance Larue
CLASS
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
34. 35 • 36. 37. 38. 39• 40. 41. 42. 43• 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55 • 56. 57. 58. 59• 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66.
GRADUATING
DOUGLASS
Adair, Julia Aon Adkins, Eugene A., Ill Alexander, Sheila A. Lavonne Alford, Karon Kay Allen, Larry Ray Allen, Wanda Joyce Arinwine, Patricia Delois Asberry, Carolyn Asberry, Leon Edward Bacy, Brendolyn Lenoyce Bacy, Howard Hughes Badgett, Carolyn Kay Bailey, Mary Etta Baker, James Billy Baldwin, Michael Wayne Ballard, Jacqueline Banks, Jessie Barnes, Robert William Barnett, Bea Ethel Baskin, James Robert Batson, Gregory Ray Beatty, Harold E. Bennett, Luwana Benson, William Ray Berry, Ozell Bethany, Bronnie Rae Bibbs, Ronnie Lee Birdsong, Toren La Don Blair, Lajuana P. Bledsoe, Jacquelyn Diane Bolton, Phyllis Boone, Nan Beatrice Bowie, James L.
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91. 92. 93. 94.
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96. 97. 98. 99.
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Carter, Jimmy Milton Carter, Peggy Joan Cayton, Wanda Jean Childs, Freddie Don Christian, Beulah Gale Clark, Wilma Lois Clayton, Wenonia Cleveland, Louise Clytus, Sandra Anita Cobb, Willard Ray Cobbs, Willie Charles Cole, Brenda Joyce Cole, Joyce Evelyn Coleman, John Wessley Collins, Glinda Larie Cornish, Lee Alan Cosby, Deryl Ray Cotton, Curtis Count, Charlotte Faye Counts, Glenn Theodore Craig, Percy Jr. Crawford, Phyllis Ann Cross, Darrell DeWayne Crump, Barbara Jean Crutchfield, Vian Cudjoe, Mildred Janet Curtis, Edward David Darling, Evalia Davis, Annetta Lee Davis, Carletta Patricia Ann Davis, Lawrence Davis, Melvin Eugene Davis, Willie Lee
SENIOR
HIGH
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Frazier, Deborah Freeman, Nathan Glynn Gaddis, Shirley Louise Gaines, Alfred Lewis Gardner, Flossie Mae Garrett, Blondene Lillie Garrett, Rita Louise Gautt,’Tetfry Gipson, Esther LaVerne Gipson, Frankie Evelyn Gissandaner, Waymon Lee Glover, Deleria Yvonne Gort, Gwendolyn Grady, Preston Paul Graham, George Earl Grayson, Chrystal Joanna Green, Geneva Marie Green, Guinn Greenwood, Hubert Lee Guess, William Leon Gulley, Delores Guy, Rickey Hamilton, Dwight Menelek Hammons, Lucille Marie Hampton, Gladys Eulalee Hampton, Shulah Joyce Hannah, Charles Earl Harris, Adrian Raphael Harris, Carlotta Eileen9 Harris, Leon Edward Haynes, Relfus Joseph III Haywood, Antonia Heath, Duke R. Jr.
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
133. 134. 135. 136. 137» 138. 139. 140. 141. 142. 143. 144. 145. 146. 147. 148. 149. 150. 151. 152. 153. 154. 155. 156. 157. 158. * 159 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. 165.
DOUGLASS
Day, Emma C. Dean, Audrey Jane Dean, Wayne Edward Dennis, Shirley Dixon, Rozell Douglas, Johnny Ray Droke, Muriel Cleophous Jr. Dulan, Hariette Kaye Dunlap, Jacqueline Faye Dunlap, Theoplies Jr. Durham, Norman B. Jr. Ealey, Arthur 0. Edwards, Joan Kathleen Edwards, Kenneth Ray Ellis, Regina Lou Evans, LaMona Nadine Evans, Lavern Ann Fails, Marlene Fails, Ronald Robert Fairman, Edith Mae Farrier, Leora Ferguson, M. Renee Ferguson, Willie C. Fields, Ethernitz Jr. Fields, Wanda Jean Finley, Ira Wayne Finney, Loretta Fontenot, Luella Mary Ford, Sherrillyn Margaretta Foster, James Muri Fowler, Cheryl Lavon Fowler, Nathaniel J. Franklin, Beverly Ruth
1967 Graduating Class, continued
100. 101. 102. 103. 104. 105. 106. 107. 108. 109. 110. 111. 112. 113. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 121. 122. 123. 124. 125. 126. 127. 128. * 129 130. 131. 132.
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Hester, Jack Hicks, Paul Everett Hill, Betty L. Hill, James C. Hill, Johnny Lee Hill, Joyce Ann Hill, Robert Ray Jr. Hill, Sandra Mae Himes, Eloise Lavon Hoard, Percy Lee G. Holman, Jackie Lee Jr. Holman, Larry Hillard Hornbeak, Linda Gail Hornbeck, Patricia Jeanetta Horton, Lynda Jean House, Emmitt Charles Houston, Hyder Hope Howard, Larry Wayne Hubbard, Linda Faye Hudspeth, Joyce Faye Hudspeth, Royce Ray Huffman, Larnell Hughes, Albert Allen Hunt, Eddie Earne Ivery, Mary Ann Ivory, Barbara Louise Jackson, Carl Lewis Jackson, Cheryl Laverne Jackson, Deval Jackson, Judy Marie Jamerson, Willie Mae Jennings, Linda Faye Johnson, Greta Joyce
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MEETING ..OF JULY 3, 19&7'
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLARpN^ CITY, OKLAHOMA; WAS SCHEDULED TO MEET IN
THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, JULY 3, 19&7, AT A: 30 P.M.
THE MEETING
HOUR OF 4:30 P.M., MONDAY, JULY 3, 1967, ARRIVED, AND A QUORUM OF BOARD MEMBERS NOT BEINGj
PRESENT, A MEETING WAS NOT CONDUCTED.
President
Approved, the 7^ ^-ay of August, 1967•
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MEETING QF JULY 6, 1967
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOl^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN
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PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
ABSENT:
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry ; yJohnson, Attorney; K. D. Elswick, Harry Myers, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office fstaff members - James Casey, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel ; Lunn1, Earl .. ........................................... Martin, Merle Monroe, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, G. L. Robinson, Gene Shepherd, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor, Prentice Gautt; Don Rogers, Dr. J. B. Ruffin; j Tom Smith, ! student; Mrs. G. C. Gunn, League of Women Voters; Mrs. Ben Hulsopple, PTA; ( Bev Ives, : The Daily Oklahoman; John Martin, The Oklahoma Journal. p Jim Reid, : j| Invocation
was given by Mrs. Gunn and was followed by roll call. n The invocation :
Ifj The guests ; were welcomed by Mr. Lott. I| On motion by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr.
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Estes, the minutes of the .meetings of June | June 5, and June 22, 1967, were unanimously approved as presented.
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R. #239 j Minutes Approve^
| LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's office.)
Treasurer's Report
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, had nothing specific to report at this time.
Attorney's Report
Mr. Elswick gave a routine report concerning his work with various accounts. Mr. Myers reported that all bills in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action.
Auditors' Reports
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the above reports as presented. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #240 Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the General Fund s Operating Budget for the 1967-68 fiscal year in the amount of $28,380,000.00. All (members present voted "Aye " on roll call.
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Il It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the Budget for the 1967-68 fiscal year in the amount of $2,100,000.00. l unanimously on roll call.
5-Mill Building Fund The motion carried
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(iMotion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the following items j for the 1967-68 School Year:
1.
Employment of certificated personnel, 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; salaries assigned to be those indicated by the present salary plan, but such salaries to be subject to revision under the resolution of the Board adopted July 30, 19^+5> which resolution is made a part hereof.
2.
Employment of non-certificated personnel on a month-to-month basis, as recommended by the Superintendent, according to the present salary plan.
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Employment of the auditing firms, attorneys and consultants in accordance with the current budget.
4.
Notices be given before April 10, 1968, to certificated personnel who are not to be employed for the ensuing fiscal year (1968-69).
5.
Contracts with certificated personnel for the school year 1967-68, and notices to certificated personnel who will not be employed for the ensuing fiscal year, to be executed or given for and on behalf of the Board by either the Superintendent or Director of Personnel.
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call
R. #241 j General Fund J Operating Budget for 1967-68 R. #242 Bldg. Fund Budget 1967-68 R. #243 Personnel for 1967-68 School Year
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MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D n I;
jsR. #244 A motion was made Uy Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve rental and/or lease \J Rental and/or contracts as follows: Lease Contracts The continuation of the present lease agreement with General Electric 1. Company Power Tube Department, Schenectady, New York for the lease of two UHF Klystron television transmitting tubes, at the rate of $500.00 for each month tubes are used.
2.
The continuation of a lease agreement with Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and C. L. Monnot, Jr., co-executors, for warehouse buildings at 14 and 17 North Ellison on the same rental basis as presently in effect, and at the rate of $565.00 per month.
3.
The continuation of the present agreement with T. C. McCourry to rent, at the rate of $150.00 per month, a building at 9216 North Western for the purpose of conducting vocational classes at John Marshall High School.
4.
The continuation of the present agreement with The First National Management Corporation, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the space to house the antenna and television transmitting equipment for Channel 25 at the rate of $400.00 per month.
5.
The continuation of the agreement with Lieberman Investment Company, 315 East Sheridan, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the lease of a warehouse storage building at 116-118 East Sheridan, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at the rate of $400.00 per month.
6.
The continuation of the present lease agreement with the United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Oklahoma City, Inc., 410 Leonhardt Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the Carey Elementary School property. Rent $100.00 per month.
7.
The continuation of the present agreement with the Board of Regents for Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical Colleges for rental of Whittier property. Rent $318.13 per month.
8.
The continuation of the present agreement with Northside All Sports Association, Inc., Village Post Office Station, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to lease the Grant Elementary School property. Rent $25-00 per month.
9.
Agreement with Halfway House, Inc., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to lease a building (previously Woodson Elementary School) at Southwest 13th Street and South Harvey.
10.
The continuation of the present lease agreement with Commercial Equipment Company, 607 N. Western, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for building space and equipment, including all utilities and custodial services, for the Manpower Training Program, through Friday, September 8, 1967, total price $4,150.00.
The Board's attorney has approved all leases as to form. on roll call.
R. #245 Professional Trips Approved
All members present voted "Aye"
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to direct the following persons to attend professional meetings as indicated:
Merle Monroe, American School Food Service Convention, Dallas, Texas, July 30 to August 3, 1967.
Boyd Clayton, Heating and Air Systems Control Training Course, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, July 31 to August 4, 1967• The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
,R. #246 : Student .Accident Ins. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to permit Student Accident Insurance to be offered to students of the Oklahoma City Public Schools for the 1967-68 school year by Carter Insurance Agency, P. 0. Box 7^-55, Tulsa, Oklahoma; local representative Ferrill Martin, P. 0. Box 12337; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #247 Insurance Item "Tabled__________
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to table an item concerning Workmen's Compensation Insurance. Motion carried unanimously.
Superintendent Made Comments
Dr. Lillard made comments concerning the first anniversary of his duties as Superintendent and expressed his thanks to the Board for having been given the opportunity to serve and for the support of the Board during the past year. He stated that the support, understanding, and cooperation from the Board and the help and understanding from the staff and patrons of the School District were the primary causes for such a pleasant year. Various Board Members made appropriate responses to his statements.
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\
|| PERSONNEL
\3
“:It
Personnel 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 Superintendent Recommended. ■ or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information : listed be approved. INSTRUCTIONAL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
(Mrs.) Burchel, Patricia (Mrs.) Burk, Bobbie
(Miss) Bush, Ella Kay
effect ive DATE
Taft Math
5-26-67
xeistar Intermediate
5-26-67
Special Ed.
5-26-67
Telstar 1st
5-26-67
(Miss) Shirk, Judith (Mrs.) Smith, Susan
Parmelee 6th
5-26-67
Taft French - Spanish
5-26-67
5-26-67
(Mrs.) Thomason, Pat
John Adams 2nd
5-26-67
Edgemere 6th
5-26-67
Kaiser 3rd
5-26-67
Longfellow 4th
5-26=67
Star Spencer P.E.
5-26-6?
Shields Heights 3rd
5-26-67
Prairie Queen 6th
5-26-67
Prairie Queen 6th
5-26-67
Adm. Bldg. Helping Teacher
6- 9-67
Peoples, Wendell (Mrs.) Phares, Mary Jane (.Mr&e J Sabb9 Barbara (Mrs.)
Segler, Elizabeth
1
Star 2nd
(Mr.) Epperly, Cecil
John Marshall S.S. - Coach
5-26-67
Thomason, Vernon
(Mrs.) Edde, Mary Beth
Webster Math
5-26-67
(Mrs.) Vandegrift, Nellie
(Mrs.) Fingerlin, Staschia
Adams 2nd
5-26-67
(Mrs.) Vandenburgh, Ethel
Hoover English
5-26-67
Special Services Speech Therapist
5-26-67
Special Services Speech Therapist
5-26-67
Culbertson Primary
(Mrs.) Wade. Annellen
5-26-67
Special Services Speech Therapist
(Mr.) Wattenbareer. Glen
Southeast Biology
5-26-67
5-26-67
Gatewood 1st - 2nd
(Miss) Woolf. Shirley
Southeast Home Ec. ’
5-26-67
N. W. Classen Physics
5-26-67
Star Spencer S.S.
5-26-67
Jackson Jr. High Biology
5-26-67
Webster English
5-26=67
(Mrs.) --------- Harrison. Marilyn (Mrs.) Hays, Carolyn (Mrs.) Houtman, Susan (Mrs.) Huffman, Julia (Mr.) Johnson, Oscar
(Mr.) King, Milam M. (Mr.) Lollis, David (Mrs.) Matlock, Barbara
ASSIGNMENT
NAME Lu--.- .
(Lyday - ill)
i
effecti ve DATE
NAME
(Mrs.) Figures, Ernestine
(Moore - Leave of absence) (Kemal - ill)
(additional position)
■
Employment (Mrs.) Baldwin, Clyta (Mrs.) Dade, Vera
(Parks - resigned)
(Pollard - leave of absence
5-26-67
’
PERSONNEL
Instructional
I
ASSIGNMENT
NAME Resignations;
Resignations; (Mrs.) Adamso Sandra (Mrs.) Bell, Shirley (Mrs.) Bode, Janet (ifeS.) Brinson, Rita
u
effect ive DATE
1
(Miss) ^ggin, Ruth (MrsI) Ogles, Brenda
(Mr.) Park, Joe
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
5950.
S.W.S.C. N.D. Langston B.S.
5450.
Langston B.S.
5550.
5250.
5250. 9000.
o.u. B.S. Langston B®Ae
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
A8SIGNMEN1
9
5-11-6?
7
5-22-67
Ridgeview-Primary "12 days only" Page-Pyiawey "5 days only"
2
5-22-67
Garden Oaks-Prima "5 days only"
0
5-1-67
0
5-22-67
Woodson-Primary "20 days only" Dundee Hign-tRgn "5 days only"
6-5-67
Dir. of Publicati
i 5
<0 -d' CM
CONT'D
6 , 1967 MEETING OF JULY
Instructional
NAME LEAVES OF ABSENCE
PROFESSIONALS (Mr.) Karnes, Delbert
Waltman, Bill
ASSIGNMENT
effec tive DATE
5-26=67
5-26=67
6=9-67
N. W. Classen History
5-26-67
Southeast Driver Education Central Adm. Intern
(Mrs.) Charlton, Janice
Hoover French
MATERNITY
(Mrs.) Millstead, Beverly
5-26-67
5-26-67
6-16-67
Southeast Math
Hayes 5th
Cap. Hill Sr. Draft and Desg.
Mpadron, Elsie
MILITARY
(Mr.) McClain, Gerald
ILL HEALTH (Mrs.) McMillan, Virginia
Instructional effect ive DATE
Instructional
NAME
67-68
67-68
(Mr.) Scally. LaJuan E. (Mrs.) Scott, Gwendolyn
(Mrs.) Runkle. Brenda S.
(Mrs.) May, Dorothy (Mr.) Pettijohn, Charles
Mark Twain 1st Henry 2nd
Hoover Phys. Ed. Pupil Services Visiting Coun.
Star Spencer Band
Monroe 1st Star Spencer Band
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
effec tive DATE
Adams 3rd Broadcasting Center T.V. Music
67-68
(Mrs.) Swaggart. Lynda L. (Mrs.) Tinnin, Lynda Eo
Star Spencer Ehglish
67-68
ASSIGNMENT
Van Buren 2nd
67-68
(Mrs.) Williford, Elsie
Northeast Nurse
ASSIGNMENT
LEAVE EXTENSIONS (Mrs.) Abel, Nancy L. (Mrs.) Britton, Melba
Grant English John Marshall Science
67-68
(Mrs.) Woods, Ida M.
NAME
(Mrs.) Brown, Carol D.
Southeast English John Marshall Soc. Studies
67-68
LEAVE EXTENSIONS
(Mrs.) Burrus, Beth A. (Mr.) Casey, Arvel L.
Johnson Kdgt. Prairie Queen 3rd
67-68
Orchard Park Kdgt. Central Spec. Ed.
Taylor 1st
N. W. Classen Soc. Studies
Hillcrest 1st
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
(Mrs.) Ham, Sandra (Mr.) Hataway, Jimmie (Mrs.) Henderson, Phyllis
Cap. Hill Sr. English Nichols Hills
(Mrs.) Yeaklev. Charlotte (Mr.) Frey, Dennis (Mrs.) Simon, Lois
Hoover Soc. Studies
Arthur 1st Classen Biology Ridgeview 3rd
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
(Miss) Westhoff. Harolyn
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
(Mrs.) Caswell, Wynema (Hr.) Church, Larry
Jefferson Special Ed.
67-68
67-68
(Mrs.) Collins, Gretchen (Mrs.) Emmeier, Sharon K.
Southeast Asst. Prin.
67-68
(Mr.) Fullwood, Harry L. (Mr.) Hall, Donald
(Mrs.) Hight. Oklahoma (Mr.) Keyser, Perry
Phys. E.
67-68
(Mrs.) Larson, Eleanor H. (Mrs.) Lillard, Mary H.
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MEETING OF JULY 6, 19.67 - CONI'D
Personnel RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Employ Substitute Teachers - Manpower Training Program @ $30.00 per day.
Mary Ann Fritzler
Melton Jones Phil Meyers
CLERICAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
RESIGNATIONS (Mrs.) Akin, Pauline
Research & Visiting Couns. - Sec.
(Mrs.) Atkinson. Irean (Mrs.) Klopfenstein, Edith
Dunjee-Material Center Aide Eisenhower Library Clerk
(Mrs.) Miner, Laura (Mrs.) Montgomery, Vivalene
Research Dept. Key Punch Operator
6-14-67
Roosevelt Library Clerk
6-9-67
(Mrs.) Tettleton. Virginia (Mrs.) Swanson, Pauline
Parmelee Secretary Purchasing Jr. Clerk
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
6-30-67
5-26-67 6-9-67
Taliaferro, Virginia
$285.
6-5-67
Research Dept. Key Punch Operate
(Mrs.) , . Williams, Virginia
$260 mo
6-12-67
Purchasing Dept. Jr£ Clerk
(Mrs.) Dickinson, Gloria
$260 mo
6-19-67
Personnel P.B.X. Operator
(Miss) Bays, Karen
$240 mo
5-29-67
F-rsonnel Clerk
(Miss) Burroughs. Nancy
$250 mo
5-29-67
Personnel Clerk
$240 mo
5-31-67
$240 mo
5-29-67
$240 mo
5-29-67
$235 mo
5-31-67
6-2-67 7-5-67
(Shoot - resigned)
TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT
(Miss) McClary, Julia (Miss) Pinkston, Sharon (Miss) Simpson, JoAnne (Miss) Wilson, Sally
Personnel Clerk Purchasing Clerk - Title I Personnel Clerk - Title I Personnel Clerk
(Miss) Knight, Margaret (Miss) LaCoste, Mary
1.35 hr
6-20-67
1.35 hr
6-22-67
Curriculum Libra Clerk Curriculum Libra Part - time clerl
(MTs.) Hart, Betty
1.50 hr
6-12-67
Cataloging Dept.
j
PERSONNEL
Clerical
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
MATERNITY
(Mrs.) Farris, Mary
Personnel Clerk
7-31-67
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMEN'
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Maintenance Department
|[ Personnel
PERSONNEL NAME
SALARY
degree COLLEGE
a &roved ' L\'S xp .
effec tive date
ASSIGNMENT
Temporary Employment Baker, Clyde
1.35 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Bard, Dean 0.
1.25 hr.
6-5-67
Laborer
Byrns, Teddy
1.35 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
Byrum. Larry
1.40 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
Cassady, Steve
1.25 hr.
6-13-67
Laborer
Chicoraske, Joseph
1.50 hr.
6-14-67
Laborer
Clay, Ronald
1.35 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Cloud, Danny
2.79 hr.
5-26-67
Electrician
Corbin, Thomas
1.25 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Cottle, Floyd
2.00 hr.
6-5-67
Painter
Cottrell, Kerry
1.35 hr.
6-13-67
Laborer
Davennort. James
1.40 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
Dawkins, Craig
1.25 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Delsigne, Qnile
2.25 hr.
6-1-6?
Furniture Repair
Finley, Riley
1.25 hr.
6-5-67
Laborer
Foster, Marion
1.40 hr.
6-5-67
Laborer
Hammon, Thomas
1.60 hr.
5-29-67
Laborer
Hammond, Ken
1.35 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
PER S O N N E L NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Temporary Employment: Harrington, Foster
2.25 hr.
5-31-67
Furniture Repair
Hill, Thomas
1.35 hr.
6-22-67
Laborer
Howell, Dan
1.40 hr.
6-5-67
Laborer
Johnson, Charles J.
2.00 hr.
6-5-67
Painter
Johnson, Charles R.
1.35 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Kardokus, Edwin
1.35 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
Kaubin, Matthew
1.40 hr.
6-13-67
Laborer
Koenig, Robert
1.75 hr.
5-26-67
Laborer
Light, Charles
1.25 hr.
6-5-67
Laborer
McCharen, Jim
1.25 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
McClure. Mike
1.60 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
McCombs, Don Jr.
1.35 hr.
6-13-67
Laborer
McMillan, Ronnie
1.35 hr.
6-6-67
Laborer
McReynolds, Michael E.
1.25 hr.
6-20-67
Laborer
Martin, William
2o00
6-22-67
Painter
Matlock, Mike
1.25 hr.
6-22-67
Laborer
Miller, Craig
2.00 hr.
6-5-67
Painter
Miller, Ronnie
1.35 hr.
5-31-67
Laborer
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MEETING OE. JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
Personnel iviat •nT.enane.e
NAME
SON N EL
i ippaT--mp PIT.
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEN
Temporary Employment: Musselman, Howard
2.25 hr.
Nelson, Loren P«
2-40 hr.
Pierce. Michael
1.25 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Proctor, Rex
2.25 hr.
6-1-67
Electrician
Siess, Andrew
2.85 hr.
6-5-67
Masonrv
Slaughter, John
1.40 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
Sparks, Leslie
1.25 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
Swanson. John
2.25 hr.
6-15-67
Carpenter
Tuma. Edward
2.88 hr.
6-13-67
Electrician
Tuthill. John Ro
1.40 hr.
6-1-67
Laborer
West. Ronald
1.40 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Young, Bill L.
1.50 hr.
6-15-67
Laborer
Zink, Charles
1.35 hr.
6-12-67
Laborer
Carpenter
6-5-67
Electrician
Resignation: Youngblood, Jerry
Electrician
6-15-67
i
PERSONNEL
Service Department NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Temporary Employment:
ASSIGNMENT
Rose Hill Title I Floorman
Allensworth, Leon L.
210. mo.
6-16-67
Austin, David
210. mo.
6-9-67
Beeson, Jackie
210. mo.
6-5-67
Bowers, Verne
210. mo.
6-5-67
Brown, Ricky
210. mo.
6-5-67
Wheeler Title I Willard Title I
Colwell, Kenneth
210. mo.
6-5-67
Star Title I
Floorman
Crawford. Dannie
210. mo.
6-2-67
Emerson Title I
Floorman
Eastep, Danny J.
210. mo.
6-2*67
Dunjee Elementary Title I Floorman
Edwards, Laquain
210» nso©
6-5-67
Harmony Title I
Floorman
210. mo.
6-1-67
Bryan Title I
Floonaar
210nto-
6-14-67
Hays, Robert
210. mo.
6-14-67
Arcadia Title I Wright Title I
Hendon, Paul T. Jr.
210. mo.
6-5-67
Walnut Grove Title I Floormai
Hermrt, Johnnie
210. mo.
6-2-67
Jagers, Eslie
210. mo.
6-5-67
Dewey , Title I Edison Title I
Kearnes, Steve
210. mo.
6-5-67
Garden Oaks Title I Floormai
Linn, Roger D.
210. mo.
6-5-67
Marquis, Gary
210. mo.
6-9-67
Gunn, Allen L.
Green Pastures Title I Floorman Mark Twain Title I Floorman Floorman
Floorman
Floormai
Floormai
Floorma
Floorma
Riverside Title I Floormai Edwards Title I Floorma
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ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effect ive DATE
NAME
V
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Temporary Employment; McCurley, David
210, mo.
6-1-67
Mitchell, Jimmy
210. mo.
6-5-67
Carver Title I Columbus Title I
Shields Heights Title I Floorman
Flsorman Floorman
O'Neal, Jack E.
210. mo.
6-2-67
Roberts, Booker Jr.
210. mo.
6-5-67
Rucker, Everett
2X00 no.
6-1-67
Truman Title I Lincoln Title I
Rucker, Russell
210. moo
6-9-67
Creston Hills Title I Floorman
Schlecht, Raymond
210o no.
6-2-67
lee Title I
Stephens, Kelly Jr»
210. mo.
6-5-67
Westwood Title I
Venable, Charles
2X0. mo«
6-2-67
Floorman University Heights Title 1 Floorman
Winkle, Darrell
210. mo.
6-5-67
Culbertson Title I Floorman
(Knight-Transferred)
Howard, William
280. moo
6-5-67
All Schools Relief Floorman
(Additional)
Cutler, Tommy
280. mo.
6-2-67
Classen Title III
Transfer:
Floorman
Floorman
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Employment:
ASSIGNMENT
Dempsey, Romie
280. mo.
6-12-67
No W„ Classen Floorman
Walter, Howard
140. mo.
6-1-67
X
(Cottrell-Resigned)
Gold, Henry
142.50 mo<
6-1-67
(Hunter-Resigned)
Eckel, Robert
140. mo.
6-1-67
(Lynch-Resigned)
Goines, Kenneth
140. mo.
6-9-67
Burns, Roy T.
N. W. Classen Floorman
6.6-67
Carabajal, Jesse M.
Davis 3/4 t. Floorma
6-30-67
Courtney, Allen
Classen Floorman
6-5-67
Dye, William
Willow Brook 3/4 t. Floorman Vocational Tech. Floorman
Fox, O.L.
Northeast Floorman
6-14-67
Houston, Larry
X
Garfield t. Floorman
6-7-67
Moore, Vernon L.
Page Stadium X t. Floorman
6-5-67
Dowell, Kenneth Neal
6-30-67
6-6-67
Spence, Jimmy Lee
Coolidge Floorman Oakridge X t. Floorman
Teague, E. J.
Capitol Hill Jr. Floorman
6-16-67
Webb, Earl
Prairie Queen Floorman
6-8-67
Osb&xi. J« Wo
Floorman
p e K’sxnsrTTEr
Service Department
Resignations:
Floorman
Page Stadium t. Floorman
6-29-67 6-27-67
Harding X t. Floorman Longfellow X t. Floorman Hayes
X
Floorman
(Mapes-Resigned)
Pruitt, Davey J.
142.50 mo,
6-8-67
(Means-Resigned)
McGuire, Franklin
142.50 mo.
6-8-67
Adams X t. Floorman Wiuara X t. Floorman
(Phillips-Resigned)
Burns, Gary T.
142.50 mo.
6-1-67
Buchanan X to Floorman
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Personnel
P EWON N E L NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Service Department
Resignations:
(Porter-Resigned)
McCartney, William
71*25 «•
6-5-67
Belle Isle £ t. Floomaa
(Rogers-Resigned)
Richard, Kenneth
140. mo.
6-9-67
Foster % t. Floorman
Retirement:
Burnett, I. F.
Northeast Head Custodian
6-30-67
Martin, Ralph J.
Sequoyah Head Custodian
6-30-67
Wright, Robert L.
Kennedy Floorman
6-30-67
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Audio Visual
Temporary Employment: Butler, Richard
1,50 hr.
6-2-67
Love, Harvey
1.50 hr.
5-29-67
Richter, Benny
1.50 hr.
5-29-67
Title I Material Aide Title I Material Aide Title T Material Aide
Tullis, Raymond
1.50 hr.
6-2-67
Title I Material Aide
HtK5UNN tL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEN1
Broadcasting Center
Temporary Employment: Gibson. Stephen
1.50 hr.
5-29-67
Cameraman
Waggoner, David
1.50 hr.
5-29-67
Cameraman
280. mo.
5-22-67
AH Schools Patrolman
280. mo.
6-16-67
All Schools Patrolman
Food Service
Resignation: Brown, Betty
Rockwood Helper
5-26-67
Assistant Bus Supervisor
6-30-67
Safety Department Resignation:
Powell, Tony
Security Department Resignation:
I ; o
Baployment:
Orange, Joe Willie
Patrolman
5-31-67
Roach, Donnel
Patrolman
5-22-67
Joseph G. Cooper, Tommy
..
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PERSONNEL
i'R. #2^8
Personnel Approved
A .motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the above listed personnel items. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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J GENERAL BUSINESS PURCHASING. CAFETERIAS
I
i
Approval of the following recommendations #1/ #2, and #3 was requested: Recommendation to ratify the June payrolls, authorize issuing the July payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor hills per the attached itemized list. _________________ ITEM # 1
RATIFICATION OF JUNE 1967. PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN. ISSUED AS FOLLOWS: 1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
2,238,306.53
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$.
99,286.83 1,983-32
BOND FUND
37.562.40
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7U2-3 8
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 294-2
$.
9,450.00
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
196.990.67
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
16,268.23
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR JULY AMOUNTS:
.967 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED 1
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
i
1966-67 GENERAL FUND.
r ■
1967-68 BUILDING.LEVY FUND
$
•
' ■
•
1.600.000.00
$ - : • $
I966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
600.0®0.00
85.000.00 25.000.00
BOND. FUND
2.000.00
$ . $
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-2142-38 COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 294-2
Hi;
.
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
_ .
$
1.000.00
2
$
300.000.00
1966-67 title
I
2
$
200.000.00
$
25.000.00
$
18.000.00
. 1966-67 TITLE III
ITEM # 3
30.000.00
I
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3. 3
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AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED.LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$____
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
184,738.52
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$.
106.10
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
53,532.70
1965“66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$.
202.36
BOND FUND
$
203,901.50
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R-6-7142-38
$.
29.41
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
$
4,877-00
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
193.20
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
1965-66 TITLE II - 1
135.00
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
$
5,230.60
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
18,795.51
$
532,282.97
TOTAL
.
50.000.00
1967-68 TITLE
1967-68 Title III
i
837.94
. ADULT BASIC EDUCATION ITEM #2
Bills and. Payrolls
1 ! I
25U
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls 1967-68 GENERAL FUND
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental (July)
Agreement
400.00
INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT #9 Building Rental (To August 5th)
Board Action
400•00
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Rent (July)
Board Action
565.00
T. C. MCCOURRY Rent (July)
Board Action
150.00
T. C. MCCOURRY Rent (August)
Board Action
150.00
OKLAHOMA CITY TREASURER Tax Assessment
Board Action
9,369.04
OKLAHOMA COUNTY TREASURER Tax Assessment
Board Action
876.48 B-2
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
ABC HANGER & SUPPLY INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
61.95
ABELARD SCHUMAN Library
Publisher
11.99
ACCO PRODUCTS Custodial Supplies
Board Action
ALAN SWALLOW, PUBLISHER Library
Publisher
7.60
AMERICAN ,ASSOCIATION FOR ADV.. OF SCIENCE Library
Publisher
32.25
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY Lawn Expense
Board Action
AMERICAN HERITAGE PUB. COMPANY Library
, Publisher
13 2..48,
347.13 25.95
ANDY’S SEWING MACHINE SERVICE Laundry Expense
Low
32.45
ARCHER PHOTO COPY SERVICE, INC. ■ Miscellaneous
Low
33.25
ARGONAUT BOOKS,, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
ELA M. ASHER Special Education
Reimbursement
50.00
A.S. BARNES & COMPANY, INC. • Library
Publisher
12.06
MRS. ALTON BARTON Special Education
. Reimbursement
BATES & MCKINZEY SERVICE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Standard
BEHAVIORAL. RESEARCH LABORATORY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
BELL CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
•Low
CHAS. A. BENNETT COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
BERRY OIL COMPANY Operating
Low
TTM RRTTTON
2.71
36.72 3.20
,70.47 486.00
4.35 32.45
255
MEETING OF. JULY..6, 1967 - CONT'D BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS &EQPT. General Instruction Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Supplies - Voc. Tech. Educ. Manpower
*
CO.
X 4 Board Action Center \\ ■ Low
Center Center
Low Low Low
Bills and. Payrolls
8.39 12.71 39.47 46.07 136.04
242•68
GENE H. BINNING COMPANY Project Planning
Selected
24-00
R. K. BLACK INCORPORATED Supplies - Adult School
Low
70.20
HAROLD L. BLUE Repair to Instrue. Equipment
Agreement
45.00
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES Travel Expense
Board Action
J. F. BREWER Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
475.00
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Maintenance
Low
3.50
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education
Reimbursement
BUTTERWORTH INCORPORATED Title III
Publisher
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Pubs. Curr. Library Equipment Repair Adult School
Fund Fund Fund Fund
CAPITOL CITY PRINTING & PAPER RULING CO. Storeroom: Stock
Board Action
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies General Instruction Maintenance
Low Low Low
CENTRAL OKLA. TRANSP. & PARKING AUTHORITY Public Carriers Public Carriers
Board Action Board Action
CHESTNUT’S General Instruction
Board Action
CHIANG SMALL DUPLICATORS Library Supplies
Publisher
CHIEF FREIGHT LINES Data Processing
Standard
6.13
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water
Utilities
47.11
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water
Utilities
17.00
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction
Low
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water &.Sewage
Utilities
343.50
CLARK MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
2.80
MRS. JOHN R. COLEMAN Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
. Reimbursement
1,665.05
11.45 9.72
15.98
276.20 7.53 21.51 8.00
"'
’
313.24
1,126.40
33-55 26.04 112.89
172.48
4,102.60 260.72
4,363.32
30.00 520.00
5.50
9.60
COLLIER-MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICES Title III
Board Action
640.73
COMMERICAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
4,150.00
I
256
MEETING OF JULY 6, I.967 . -. CONT' D
Bills ancL «Payrolls_________ ____________________ ______________________________ x k__________________ F.E. COMPTON & COMPANY Title III Title III
V Board Action Publisher
CONSUMERS UNION OF U.S. INC. ■ Library
Publisher
AL COOK DESK AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Personnel
Low
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Library. Supplies
Low
MRS. HENRY COUSINS Special Education
. Reimbursement
MRS. RAY CRAWFORD Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Re imb ur s ement
CREATIVE.EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY . Library
Publisher
CREATIVE PLAYTHINGS,. >C. Title III FRANK CROOMS Special Education
6,572.35 . 178,50
6,750.85 2.00 59.16
26.92
-.5,.1.562, o?
5,589.01 69.OO
50.00
14.28 6.72
21.00
2.23
Board Action
8.00
Reimbursement
T.Y. CROWELL COMPANY Title III
Board Action
M. K. CURTIS Special Education
Reimbursement
12.60
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLAS Special Education
Reimbursement
16.00
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
DCA EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS, INC. Title III
Board Action
DAILY LAW JOURNAL Legal Publications
Publisher
JOHN DAY COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
3.71
DELCO-REMY DIVISION Supplies - Adult School
Publisher
58.75
DENOYER-GEPPERT Title III
Board Action
DILLMAN AWNING COMPANY Laundry Expense
Low
46.45
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephone
Utilities
30.14
. DOLESE COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair
114.38
3.31
102.16
.
202.50
1,916.70
Board Action Low
74.23 32.50
106.73
DONNELL- TYPEWRITER COMPANY . Repair to Instruc... Equipment Purchasing Office Machines
Board Action Low Board Action
71.40 2.50 3.740.00
3,813.90
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc.. Equipment Title III
Low Board Action
148.38
BILL DOYLE Research
Low
DULANEY’S Title VIII ■ ReDair to Instruc.. Eauioment
Low Low
477-po
625.38
2.75
45.44 9A.50
257
MEETING OF JULY 6, I967 MRS. SAM DUNN Special Education Special Education
.
CONT'D
\ Re imburs ernent Re imbur s ernent
12.00 36.00
48.00
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Printing Office Machines
Standard Agreement
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, BSMD 200 Research
Standard
45.25
EDUCATIONAL READING, SERVICE Manpower
Publisher
49-32
EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Storeroom, Stock General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS, INC. Title III
â–
135.91
. 212.76
190.45
1,235-51 4.37
1,239-88
Board Action
1,907.32
FOSTER ESTES Board Member Expense
Board Action
150.00
FARRAR STRAUS & COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
FENTRISS SOUND ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc..Equipment
Standard
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Parking (May) Electricity (April 16-May 15)
Board Action Board Action
FOX-VLIET DRUG COMPANY Manpower
Low
37.50
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
29.67
FRIDEN, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
MRS. G.W. GAMMEL Special Education
Re imbur s erne nt
GEL-STEN SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
GENERAL BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY HOUSE Title III Title III . Summer School
Board Action Board Action Standard
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
NORMAN GENTRY Monthly Dumping Privileges (May)
Agreement
GRACE GLAZEBROOK Special Education
Reimbursement
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Data Processing Custodial Supplies
Low Low
GERTRUDE GRAY Special Education
Reimbursement
208.56
MRS. FRED GUTIERREZ Special Education
Reimbursement
6.48
HALE PHOTO SUPPLY Project Planning
Low
12.72
HARRY C. HAMILTON Custodial Supplies
Standard
16.90
HAMMOND INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
5.41
38.00 29.08 270.09
299.17
977.20 9.00
31.40
135.30 153-40
i?3 .-io
482.20 111.51
40.00 6.00
187.50 346.20
533.70
294-30
Bills and Payrolls
258
....... MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - COAT'D !:
;Bills and h Payrolls
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies Repair to Instruc. Equipment
\ Low \ ’standard \.Toard Action
Board Action Board Action
118.46 2.79 31^46 77.76 i2Zs61
428.10
HASTINGS HOUSE PUBLISHER Library
Publisher
8.55
HEARST MAGAZINE, BOOK DIVISION Supplies - Adult School
Publisher
7.86
D. C. HEATH & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
SANDRA HELLER Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
HENRY REGNERY COMPANY Library
Publisher
3.16
HORIZON PRESS Library
Publisher
3.31
DR. VIRGIL. HILL Board Member Expense
Board Action
150.00
COLEMAN HAYES Attorney Salary
Board Action
4,550.00
52.62
45.00 16.20
61.20
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Title III
Board Action
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
3.50
JOHN HUNTSMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
6.48
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Property Insurance
Agreement
INTERCITY VIOLIN Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CORPORATION Data Processing Voc.Tech.Area Center (March) , Data Processing . Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing Library, Supplies
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Board Action Board Action Standard Low
INGERSOLL-RAND COMPANY , General. Eqpt .■ Repair
Low
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
FRED JONES FORD General Instruction Maintenance
Standard Standard
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Lew Low
WAT.TO KAW: R, SON. TNO.
2,072.65
'
5.76
10,054.00
39.35
1.83 5-01 5.21
12.05
4,885.00 988.00 152.50 20.50 1,092.99 25.50 12.40
7,176.89
32.00
2,158.21 528.11
2,686.32
39.70
2.50 2.18
4.68
490.50 109.00
599.50
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT’D
KENNIKAT PRESS, INC. Library
i
4.65
Publisher
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Operating
Board Action
1,338.69 j
KTUL-TV Title III
Board Action
300.00 <
KEUFFEL &. ESSER COMPANY Title VIII
Low
74.50 !
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
30.00 .
LAUBACH MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
LEA &■FEBIGER Library
Publisher
18.05 i
LITHO NEGATIVE & PLATE COMPANY Printing
Low
18.00 1
LITHO SERVICE &. SUPPLY Supplies - .Adult. School
Low
40.65
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
24.96 i
LORRAINE MUSIC COMPANY Library
Publisher
WILLIAM F. LOTT Board Member Expense
Board Action
MACMILLAN COMPANY Library Title III
Publisher Board Action
J. A. MAJORS COMPANY . Supplies - Adult School
Publisher
MARQUIS WHO’S WHO, INC. Title III
Board Action
416.25
JIM MARTIN EDUCATIONAL FILMS Title III
Board Action
699.20
.. Reimbursement
10.53
P. D. MCGLATHERY Special Education
15.75 i
7.75 !
150.00 i
4.81 965.48 -
970.29
14.85 j
MCGRAW-HILL .Supplies-Voc.Tech. Educ.Center Title VIII Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
20.25
MRS.-ROBERT MCQUILLEN Special Education
Reimbursement
13.86
MELTON COMPANY Title III
Board Action
54.00
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES Water &■Sewage
Utilities
HOMER MILLER COMPANY Library
Low
MILLER JACKSON, COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Low
MONTGOMERY CMC TRUCKS, INC. Maintenance
Standard
MOORE BUSINESS FORMS,. INC. Data Processing Data Processing General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
9.96 120.40 8.12
138.48
146.20
9.60
30.84
330.00
62.68
, 12.00 348.00 152.10 ss.An
Bills and Payrolls
260
MEETING 0E JULY 6/1967 - CONT'D
pBills and p Payrolls
___
___
,
\________________ _
MORRIS CHEVROLET General Eqpt. Repair
Agreement
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding
Board Action
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY,. INC. Manpower
Low
9.30
NATIONWIDE PAPERS,. INC. Printing
. Low
653-14
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
,Standard
NATL. COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Title III
Board Action
NECCHI SEWING CIRCLE Repair to Instruc.- Equipment
Agreement
MRS. JOE NICHOLS Special Education
Board Action
4.15
10.59
31.88
59.75
178.66
11.16
NORICK BROTHERS,. INCORPORATED Business Office Printing Printing
Low Low Board Action
W. W. NORTON & COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
7.62
NUWAY LAUNDRY Laundry Expense
Agreement
35.09
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Standard
0. K., STAMP &. SEAL COMPANY Purchasing
Low
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Supplies-Adult School General Instruction Library Supplies Laundry Expense Printing
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT . Water and Sewage
Utilities
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY, INC. Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Standard Standard
OKLAHOMA GAS &. ELECTRIC Electricity
Utilities
44,818.28
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
13,337.82
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY,. INC. Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS’ SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publication
Publisher
OSU COMPUTER PRESS Data Processing
Board Action
OKLA.. TESTING LABORATORY General Eqpt. Repair
Standard
54.70 530.95 i,583..-Z5
1,409.80 19.50
2,169.40
1,429.30 6.10
14.00 13.85 3-50 280.03 3.00
314.38
75.00
9,602.24
14.89 26.14 8.00
31.59 6.47
49.03
38.06
102.84 5.10
800.88
20.00
261
........... MEETING OF JULY 6, 196'/ - CCKT'D OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY . .Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment PARENTS MAGAZINE PRESS .Library MRS. RICHARD PARKER Special Education
\ kStandard \w3tandard Standard
4-50 3.00 54.20
Bills and Payrolls 61.70
4.88
Publisher
6.72
: Reimbursement
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Maintenance
Standard
PEERY’S TIRE &. SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Low
3.50 '3^0.
7.00
PERFECTION’EQUIPMENT COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Standard
16.84 ^21
47.75
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Library
Selected
PITTSBURGH PLATE. GLASS COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair &. Supply
20.00
17.60 i
12.05 ■ i i!
- Low
R., L. POLK &•COMPANY Miscellaneous
Publisher
160.00 j i
FREDERICK A PRAEGER, INC. Library
Publisher
5.53 1
i
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
PRESTO. WELDING SUPPLIES Manpower Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ. Center
Low Low
2.75 1?.5Q
22.25 j
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low
13.75 13.75
27.50
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION Data Processing
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction • Repair to Instruc. Equipment
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED General Instruction
1,000.00
i
j
■ Standard Agreement Agreement
239.40
44.00 6.50
: Low
50.50 i
2.24
RAND. MCNALLY & COMPANY Title III Title III Library
Board Action Board Action Publisher
RANDELS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manpower
Low
20.00
RCA SERVICE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
21.15
READER’S DIGEST SERVICES INC. . Library
Publisher
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies - Adult School Title III
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. Lawn Expense
1,929.95 2,103.45 15.31
4,048.71 j ! i
15.00 ! !
. Standard Board Action
37.80 728.31
766.15
1 ! Standard
173.67
1
DUB RICHARDSON FORD,_ INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
MELVIN P. ROGERS Board Member Expense
Board Action
150.00
ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC. . Research
Standard
134.00
RUSSELLS WHSE. BEAUTY SUPPLY
l
6.68
262
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SCIENCE KIT,, INCORPORATED Title III
86.40
Board Action
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Maintenance Maintenance
Agrement Agreement ;Standard Standard Standard
SCOTT FORESMAN & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
1,867.99
S-.E.B... PAINT & VARNISH MFG. CO. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,410.00
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Manpower
Board Action
.205.13
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY / Maintenance General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Manpower
Low Low Board Action Board Action Standard
SIMON & SCHUSTER, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
62.60
SOONER BINDERY COMPANY Research
Low
80.00
SOUND-CRAFT SYSTEMS, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Library
Publisher
’4.05
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE Telephones
Utilities
9,263.87
SOUTHWEST ELECTRIC COMPANY Manpower
Low
8.20
SOUTHWEST NEWS COMPANY Library
Publisher
2.58
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
15.29
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY . Water &■. Sewage
Utilities
54.00
MRS. RICHARD L. SMITH Special Education
Reimbursement
STANDARD.REGISTER COMPANY Data Processing
Board Action
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Title III
Board Action Board Action
STAS INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, INC. Title III
Board Action
i
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction . Title VIII Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc. Tech-.Educ. Center General Instruction STATE BOARD FOR VOC. EDUCATION Data Processing-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center . STERLING PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC Library
Low Low Low . Low Low ■ Low Low
Board Action Publisher
2.50 3-75 2.16 6.13 32.98
154-28 9.95 24.25 51.35 67.97
.47.52
307.80
7.50
5.28
222.50 23.76 795.00
818.76
800.00
23-55 7.65 97.00 31.20 40.00 180.15
3^0
,415.05 1,296.00
3.29
263
../MEETING. .OF. JULY 6, 1967 - COST'D
BILL STORY FIRE &. SAFETY CO. ■■ Fire Extinguishers MRS. N.E. STOUT Special Education
\ Board Action
107.45
V
23.76
Reimbursement
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
SYSTEMS . FOR EDUCATION, INC. Title III
Board Action
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Printing
Low
45.80
L. G. BUD TATUM Travel Exp. - Okla. UniversitySeminarPrevention and Control of Delinquency
Board Action
30.77
OLLIE TAYLOR Special Education
Publisher
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Library. Supplies Title III
Standard Board Action
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
Low . Low . Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low . Low Low Low
18.35 396.00
7.56
. Reimbursement
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS Library
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Library Library Library Storeroom Stock Instructional Offices Title III Supt. Office Personnel Personnel Laundry Expense Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Business Office Project Planning Supplies -Adult School Purchasing
2.35 16.00
3-95 99.00 123.95
222.95 15.12
80.10 19.80 78.48 399.00 56.43 24I.O7 11.76 3.40 20.76 3.12 9.00 24.00 21.40 6.61 4.68 28.15
1,007.76
THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry Expense
Standard
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Title III
Board Action
TOWN OF VALLEY BROOK Sewer Service - April, May & June
Utilities
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment Title VIII Title VIII
Low Low Low
TRANSATLANTIC ARTS, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
4-55
TRANS AMERICA FILM CORPORATION Library
Publisher
152.50
UNIVERSAL TYPOGRAPHERS,. INC. Printing
Low
UNITED MOTORS SERVICE Manpower
Standard
52.95
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Library
Publisher
5.10
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Supplies - Adult School
Publisher
6.50
UNIVERSITY- OF WISCONSIN PRESS Library
Publisher
12.08
52.00 2,207.09
15.00
15.11 39.40
154.^9
208.90
9.60
|
Bills and Payrolls
264
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
pBills and. Payrolls UTTERBACK TYPESETTING COMPANY Miscellaneous
Standard
VASECO INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
4,940.20
VIKING COMPANY Title III
Board Action
543.00
VIRGINIA STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION TV Rights
Publisher
2.00
HENRY Z. WALCK,, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
6.38
WALKER STAMP &.SEAL COMPANY Library
98.20
3.7O
. Low
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
38.15
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Miscellaneous
Low
48.50
WESTERN UNIFORM &â– TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry Expense
Agreement
36.89
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams
Utilities
19.11
WALTER R.. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
12.00
MRS. MARY WILDER Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbursement
12.60 13.20
B. G. WILKES COMPANY General Instruction
Low
MRS. ED.' M. WILLIAMS Special Education Special Education
Reimbursement Reimbur s ement
24.35
25.80 265.00
5.88 18.48
24.36
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS,INC. Title III
Board Action
4.95
NATIONAL COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Title III
Board Action
101.15
265
: . ................ MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967
CONT.',D......
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND A & A REBUILDERS .Materials
Low
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
224.00
AGNEW AUTO PARTS COMPANY Materials
Standard
18.25
AMERICAN AIR FILTER Materials - Buildings
Board Action
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION. CO. Materials Materials
Standard Standard
AMER.- MARBLE TILE & TERRAZZO COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
20.00
-BROWN MANUFACTRUING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
163.75
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials . Materials Materials Materials
■ Low Low Low Low
15.90
-2,348.88 16,24 9.64
25.88
11.55 6.76 20.16 11.87
50.34
BERRY OIL COMPANY / Materials
Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS &. EQPT. CO. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Board Action Board Action
GENE H. BINNING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Agreement
BIACK. & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard
7.85 16.20 2.40
26.45
PAUL.BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard Low
8.00 79.60 14.65 9-90
112.15
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials
Low
CLARENCE L. BOYD COMPANY Materials
Standard
172.64
Board Action
766.25
Board Action
608.16
BRODHEAD-GARRETT. COMPANY . Equipment for Instruction BROOKS &■ MCCONNELL, INC. Materials .
Bills and Payrolls
B-18
194.40 6.71 33.82 16.31
56.84
’
192.40
29.00
i !
BUCKLIN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
47.06
Standard
I
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. ■ Materials
Board Action
102.23
CAPITOL STEEL & IRON COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
615.06
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
CENTRAL. OKLA.. EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard
CITY AUTO PARTS Materials
Low
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED IMTa+ov*'! ol a
T.m
16.50 202.68
35,42 15.56
219.18
96.35
3.28
!| -
266
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls '■
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials
8.13
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action Board Action
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
102.90
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
238.73
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY ■ Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings - Materials - Buildings
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
-
Buildings Buildings Buildings Buildings
309.10
232.20 165.00 3,195.39
423r3,6
4,015.95
8.46 4.87
13,33
Board Action Board Action Low Low
121.00 779.00 224.00 135.00
1,259.00
Low Board Board Board Board Board
4.84 367.77 381.05 26.34 84.60 103.62
968.22
Action Action Action Action Action
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Standard Standard Standard
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Board Board Board
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Materials
Low
F. E. GEORGIA SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
29.75 5.71
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
68.24 103.20 7.08 83.40 38.79 52.76 49-78 1.56
HONEYWELL INCORPORATED COMMERCIAL DIV. Materials - Buildings
Standard
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
Low Low Board Action
Action Action Action Action
6.14 12.04 . 46.34
,..5^36
115.88
10.19 414.20 992.72 244.62 1.126.80
2,788.53
4.97 5.00 8.38 12,50
30.85
17.00 90S.40
78.90
404.81 119.75
178.00 51.36 795.10
1,024.46
...... MEETING .OF- JULY, 6,. 1967. INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE CO. Materials
CONT' D
\ Low
8.00
INDUSTRIAL METALS, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
450.64
INGRAHAM ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials
Low
14.81
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Board Action
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials
Low Low Low
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials
Board Action
KILPATRICK BROTHERS, INC. Materials' - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Board Action
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title IH
Board Action
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action Board Action
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials
Low
MARSHALL SUPPLY &.EQUIPMENT CO. Materials
Standard
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
162.08 137.25
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
74.40 7.20 61.20 1.31
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY (continued) Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Board Board Board Board
MILLER FLOORS Materials - Buildings
Board Action
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS, INC. Materials Materials
Standard Standard
MOORE’S CYCLE & SUPPLY Materials
Low
MURRAY MYERS COMPANY Title III
Board Action
NORMAN PLUMBING. SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action Low
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY
T
208.59 9.87
218.46
42.00 2.145.00
2,187.00
70.05 103.80
32^2
206.97
5.72
1,699.18
1,662.46 1.735.25
3,397.71 12.50
241.00 1,550.35 755.-2.1
_ 2,547.26
427.50 5.70
123-31
Action Action Action Action
212.57 305.58 13.26 230.00 27.16 44.45 630.72 323.08
422.64
1,930.93
8,432.92
22.48 26.35
48.83
4.90
5,370.00
21.50 182.40 60.00
263.90
A. 70
Bills and. Payrolls
268
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
OIL FILTER COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Materials
Low
114.77
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
118.90
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT Materials
Low
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
PORTLAND MACHINERY &. EQPT. COMPANY Materials
Low
141.94
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES Materials
Low
21.50
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard Standard
24.76 23.15 48.55 109.79
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials .Materials Materials
Standard Standard Low
40.25 19.50
E. H. SARGENT & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
SCOTT. CHEVROLET COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
SCOVIL SIDES HARDWARE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
5H.2O
SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY Materials
Low
35.40
SEATON SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
56.22
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Standard
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC CO. Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
113.40
SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON. WORKS Materials - Buildings
Low
372.00
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials
Low
125.28
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
492.35
SOUTHWEST IRRIGATION COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
125.70
STANDARD ELECTRIC TIME COMPANY Materials
Standard
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials Materials
Low Low
33-12 106.56
43-X.2Q
182.88
9.73
1,110.00
210.08
.1,1190
206.25
75.65
8.68
17.52 .. -2.83.
91.00 3-44 20.00
20.35
114.44
25.00
118.30 250.00 82.75
332.75
269
MEETING OF..JULY, 6, 196'f ’ STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Building
SWAN-SIGLER, INCORPORATED
COST' D
\ Low
29.85
\
Materials - Buildings
6.12
Standard
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
TRIMBLE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Materials
Low
361.57
UNIVERSAL -JOINT SPECIALISTS Materials
Low
A. 47
Uo So SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action Board Action
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials
Low
WELCH SCIENFIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
189.00
WEST CHEMICAL PRODUCTS, INC. Materials
Standard
357.50
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES & SERV. CO. Materials
Standard
8.12
CHALMERS R. WOOD COMPANY Materials
Low
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY CO. Materials
Low
95.00 305.98 16A.50
565.A8
52.25 75.16 750.97 16A.05
l,0A2.43 33.00
37.08
•
54.69
1965“66 BUILDING LEVY FUND
A & A REBUILDERS COMPANY Materials
Low
5,75
JOHN Ho COLE COMPANY Materials
Low
196.61
B-25
BOND FUND
BELLE ISLE PLUMBING COMPANY Est. #1- Heating Plants
Board Action
12,02A.00
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Eisenhower
Board Action
232.75
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #8 - Southeast
Board Action
37,017.00
CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY Business Expense
Board Action
203.10
COMMANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #1 - Bldg. - John Marshall
Board Action
55,927.00
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #2 - Portables
Board Action
10,838.00
GADDIS-WALKER ELECTRIC, INC. Est. #1 - Wiring Project
Board Action
33,528.81
J. R. HENDERSON COMPANY Est. #1 - Heating Plants
Board Action
12,361.00
MOORE ELECTRIC COMPANY Est. #1 - Rewiring Project
Board Action
9,870.12
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER
n -1 rt
Bills and Payrolls
270
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
...............................
..
X
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’
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION Est. #1 - Building - Stonegate
Board Action
OKLAHOMA. PUBLISHING COMPANY Business Expense
Publisher
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO. Est. #2 - Adm. Building
Board Action
8,719.90
REYNOLDS & MORRISON Est. #2 - Arch.Fee - Southeast
Board Action
740*34
SMITH-WEIR ELECTRIC COMPANY Est. #1 - Rewiring
Board Action
12,150.00
STREETS PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY Est. #1 - Arcadia
Board Action
2,610.00
TURNBULL & MILLS, INCORPORATED Est. #1 - Arch.Fee - Stonegate
Board Action
125.78
1967 NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R-6-7142-38
D.T. BURGER Mileage
6,289.00
146.16
B-26
Reimbursement
29*41
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Eqpt. (Jackson Jr.)
Board Action
4,877.00
Board Action
193*20
1965-66.TITLE I - 1
INTER CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment for Instruction
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON.EDUCATION Instructional Supplies
Standard
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DISCUSSION Instructional Supplies
Board Action
1,364.00
DR. HAZEL ANTHONY In. Service
Board Action
309*10
APPLETON-CENTURY-CROFTS Instructional Supplies
Publisher
232.00
BARBARA BAILEY In Service
Reimbursement
BARNELL LOFT, LTD. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
MARGARET BASEY In.Service
Reimbursement
11.25
SHARON BAURASSA In Service
Reimbursement
5.00
MURRAY BUTLER Transportation
Agreement
32.40
11.25
266.25
1,031.04
271
. MEETING. OF. JULY 6,, 1967 -..PORT'D................
CHANNING L. BETE COMPANY, INC. Instructional Supplies BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES Travel Expense
\
.
Publisher
. ..
Bills and Payrolls
10.85
v Board Action
135.90
MIKE BRYAN OFFICE SUPPLIES Instructional Supplies
Board Action
112.00
DR. BONNIE BELL BUCHANAN In Service
Board Action
50.00
CAMPBELLS HOBBY HOUSE Instructional Supplies
Low
73.53
JAMES L. CASEY Travel Exp.-Dallas, Texas Natl.<Conf. Social Welfare
Board Action
92.24
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Food Served
Agreement
CHILDREN’S PRESS, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Instructional Supplies
Publisher
59.20
ELIZABETH CODDING In. Service
Reimbursement
11.25
EULA CURRY In Service
Reimbursement
DAILY OKLAHOMAN Instructional Supplies
Publisher
PATRICIA DAVIDSON In Service
Reimbursement
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Instructional Supplies
Publisher
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Low
261.60
BILL DOYLE OFFICE SUPPLY . Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
922.60
DUNLAP SPORTING GOODS,. INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
230.10
4,126.80 i
452.99
11.25 1
541.68
i
4.75 1
2,699.25 i 25.00 j
i 1
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board. Action
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC. Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
RUBY EWING In Service
Board Action
11.25
FEARON PUBLISHERS Educational Supplies
Board Action
328.80 I
MRS. RUTH FELL In Service
Reimbursement
25.00
FOLKWAYS/SCHOLASTIC RECORDS Instructional Supplies
Publisher
42.80
FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Publisher Board Action
7,900.00 47.47 590.56
i
638.03
1
16.68 119.09
135.77 1
GAMBLE HINGED MUSIC COMPANY,. INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
306.28
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY Instructional Equipment
Low
168.87
DR. GERALD GOFF In Service
Board Action
50.00
272
MEETING OF JULY 6, 19677 - CONT'D ‘ Bills and. ■ Payrolls
1
:
x
MRS. GROVALYN GOULD In Service
Board Action'
$0.00
GREAT PLAINS ITV LIBRARY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
1,700.00
HAMMOND INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
258.05
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
184.00
ELIZABETH HARRIS In Service
Reimbursement
HAUN’S SPORTING GOODS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
319.00
HEARNE.BROTHERS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
2,362.50
SARA HESS In Service
Reimbursement
DR. HAROLD HUNEKE In Service
Board Action
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Publisher
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Remodeling Materials
Low
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
GILBERT JOHNSON In Service
Board Action
448.70
ERNEST JONES In Service
Board Action
100.00
N. L. & E. W. KRUYSMAN, INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
58.89
PATTIE LAWTON In Service
Reimbursement
7.75
HELEN. LLOYD In Service
Reimbursement
9-50
LORD ASSOCIATES Instructional Supplies
Board Action
ANN LOWREY In Service
Reimbursement
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
469.37
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Publisher
' 30.45
MIDWEST PROGRAM ON AIRBORNE TV INSTRUC. Instructional Supplies
Standard
MILLER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
154-98
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment
Board Action
1,150.00
SUE MORRIS In Service
Reimbursement
NATL. CENTER FOR SCH. & COLLEGE TV Instructional Supplies
Board Action
9.50
7.75 50.00 484.24
.. 3-9.1
488.15
121.53
2,361.18
2ZZ2L28
5,158.46
1,101.71 11.25
21.76
9.50
1,078.50
273
MEETING.. 0?. JULY 6, 1967 - CONT1D .
:
_
' NATL. EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Instructional Supplies
\ Publisher 1
16.65
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Remodeling Materials
Board Action
240.33
OKLAHOMA ELECTRICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Low
470.00
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Low
139.80
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Instructional Supplies
Publisher
473.97
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Instructional Equipment
Board Action
1,307.90
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
1,972.50 |
J. A. PRESTON CORPORATION Instructional Equipment
Board Action
100.00 ;
PETER PROUSE In. Service
Board Action
206.25
RADIO INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment
Board Action
162.00 ;
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
125-20
READER’S DIGEST SERVICES, INC® Instructional Supplies
Board Action
750.34
ALTON RAYGOR In Service
Board Action
225*30
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
189.05
E. H. SARGENT & COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
149.27
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
187.00
RACHEL SASS In Service
Reimbursement
26.28
ZELDER SEARCIE In Service
Reimbursement
9.50
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
JANET SUE SHAW In Service
Reimbursement
WILLIAM SHELDON In Service
Board Action
327.80
SOCIETY FOR VISUAL EDUCATION Instructional Supplies
Board Action
81.00
STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
234.30
LLOYD W..STEVENS Transportation
Agreement
515.52
LYNN STEVENS In Service
Reimbursement
DONALD K. STEWART In Service
Board Action
279.80
CARL TRAYLOR Transportation
Agreement
515.52
ELAINE TUCKER In Service
Reimbursement
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Standard
110.70 6.75
6.75
4.75
52.55
Bills and. Payrolls
274
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D I' Bills and r Payrolls ______
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS Instructional Supplies
.,xi
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Instructional Supplies
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Low Low Low Low Board Action
ROBERT TRENT In Service
Board Action
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action Publisher Board Action
THREE M COMPANY Instructional Supplies 1 VIKING COMPANY Instructional Supplies
\
------------- ----- Publisher
13.50
54.10
12.46 84.52 16.30 235.74 30.00
379.02 50.00
248.39 139.20 27.60 115.45
530.64
Standard
8.00
Standard
42.00
J. C. WHITE In Service
Reimbursement
26.28
H.. EUGENE WYSONG In. Service
Board Action
356.85
J. H. ZANT In Service
Board Action
232.00
Publisher
135.00
R.K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
154.95
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library Resources
Board Action
57.00
FIDELER COMPANY Library Resources
Board Action
825.65
FOREST PRESS,. INCORPORATED Library Resources
Publisher
10.00
GENERAL. MILLS,. INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
70.00
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Instructional Supplies
Board Action
3,696.63
NATIONAL MAILING CORPORATION Library Resources
Board Action
19.50
NEW YORK GRAPHIC SOCIETY,, LTD. Library Resources
Board Action
60.75
PARENTS MAGAZINE PRESS Library Resources
Publisher
122.62
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Library Resources
Board Action
213.50
1965-66 TITLE II - 1
THE WURLITZER COMPANY Instructional Supplies
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
275
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 -.CONT'D
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Instructional
Board Action
72.12
E. M. BARNES Transportation
Board Action
240.00
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES Travel Expense
Board Action
381.70
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Instructional
Low
111.35
I
I
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET Transportation
Board Action
150.00
GARRETT’S GARAGE &SERVICE Transportation
Board Action
296.00
MRS. JUNE MCKINNEY Instructional
Agreement’
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES Transportation
Board Action
MUMMERS THEATER Community Services
Agreement
4,158.00
MRS. MARILYN OGILVIE Instructional
Agreement
266.50
OKLA. CITY SYMPHONY SOCIETY Instructional
Agreement
5,520.00
OKLA.; SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION Community Services
Agreement
1,200.00
SCHOOL OF DRAMA, OCU Community Services
Agreement
4,650.00
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Instructional
Publisher
37.50
SOONER SCHOOL BUSES Transportation
Agreement
754-00
THOMPSON BOOK &. SUPPLY COMPANY Adm. Expense . Instructional
Low Board Action
44.00 250.00
j
67.19 89.15
J
156.34 !
TRIANGLE BLUE-PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Instructional
Board Action
58.65
UNIVERSITY. OF OKLAHOMA Community. Services
Agreement
60.00
WESTERN HERITAGE CENTER NATIONAL COWBOY HALL OF FAME Community Services
Agreement
389.35
I
SPECIALS PAID. DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE. 1967
CUSTODIAL WORKSHOP
Board Action
1,600.00
STUMPFF CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Board Action
2,730.05
Board Action
2,269.95
JAMES A. WILLIAMS & EUPHEMIA G. WILLIAMS
Bills and Payrolls
B-33
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the June payrolls, authorize issuing the July payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling P$532,282.97 Per the attached itemized list. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #24-9 Bills and Payrolls Approved
276
MEETING OF JULY 6, 1967 - CONT'D f R. #250
Sinking Fund Monies
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded -by"W. Hill to authorize the placing in the District's sinking fund all income receivtecq^from investments made from the proceeds of bonds issued by the District as provided iii Enrolled House Bill No. 892. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Food Service Statement
Central Food Service Department Financial Statement as of May 31, 19^7, was attached as i information to the Board.
R. #251 Adj ournment
!Motion to adjourn until ^+:30 p.m., Thursday, July 27, 19^7, was made by Mr. Rogers, j seconded by Dr. Hill, and carried.
| THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED. 1
277
MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 i!
ij THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOJ^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson) Attorney; K. D. Elswick, Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff: members - Floy Campbell, James Casey, N. L. Gdorge, Lonnie Gilliland, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Mervel Lunn, Roy Mullenix, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, G. L. Robinson, Gene Shepherd, ' Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Leon Nance, Acting Director Elementary Schools; Mrs. G. C. Gunn, Mrs. Perry, League of Women Voters; Herb Hudson, visitor; Jim Reid, The ; Daily Oklahoman; John Martin, The Oklahoma Journal; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma City Times.
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
'Invocation______
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
jGuests Welcomed
On motion of Dr. Hill, seconded by Mr. Estes, the minutes of the meetings of June 29, ‘R. #252 July 3 (not held), July 6, and July 27 (not held) were unanimously approved as presented.:Minutes Approved LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine.financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's office.)
; Treasurer's ; Report______
|Attorney's i Report
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, h,ad nothing specific to report at this time.
Mr. Elswick reported concerning his activities with the Food Service and other accounts. i Auditors' Mr. Stockton reported that all bills in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action. Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as | R- #253 | Reports Approved presented. Motion carried unanimously.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT ;R. #254 A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Madison Wilson, retired principal, deceased July 20, 1967. All members !Resolution of voiced approval. iAppreciation It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve permission to finalize an agreement with Oklahoma City University for Social Science Consultant Services from September, 1967, through May, 1968, for a total cost of $2,500.00. These services have been approved on our Elementary and Secondary Education Act Application, Title III. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
iR. #255 ]Social Science ; Services App. | ;
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve authorization for j Insurance Associates, Inc., to write Workmen's Compensation Insurance to cover all j employees of the School District, and Accident Insurance to cover those employees j previously insured (custodial, maintenance, warehouse, security, and cafeteria personnel).; The motion carried unanimously on roll call. i A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the adoption of a Resolution authorizing the sale of Bonds. That $5,000,000.00 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 9°0 North Klein, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on the 30th day of August, 1967, at 10:00 o'clock, a.m., daylight saving time, said bonds to become due: $385,000.00 on November 1, 1969, and $385,000.00 annually each year thereafter until paid except the last installment shall be $380,000.00 to become due November 1, 1981, and was adopted by the following vote: AYE:
Estes, Hill, Rogers, Welch, and Lott.
Nay:
None.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch that payment of the principal and interest of $5,000,000.00 Building and Equipment Series C Bonds of 1967 will be made at The Liberty National Bank and Trust Company, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, or, at the option of the holder, at the Fiscal Agency of the State of Oklahoma in the City of New York, State of New York, or, in the event of the discontinuance of such Agency, then at the C ha ,s e Manhattan Bank in said City and State of New York. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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R. #256 Workmen's Compensation Insurance App.
R- #257 Sale of Bonds $5,000,000.00 Authorized______
! R- #258
L Fiscal Agency i Approved______
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MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT'D Report Regardi: 3 Dr. Lillard reminded the Board that the •Board's Plan of Compliance regarding the United States District Court Case No. 9^52 was Aj-^d with the Court and a hearing was held by Court Case (judge Luther Bohanon at 10:00 a.m., July 27, 19&7’ Many school people and interested citizens were present. The Board's Plan was accepted with certain minor changes. We are proceeding as rapidly as possible to implement the Court's Order. The majority-tominority plan is to become effective for the 1967-68 school year, and the plan for faculty {integration is to be completed by 1970• However, Judge Bohanon understands that the ilatter item is quite complex and if extended time is needed, he will be accessible for .such a request. The combining of grades in the four secondary schools affected is to |start with the 1968-69 school year and be completed in the I969-7O school year. I
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|Copies of the Plan of Compliance are on file in the office of the Clerk. Copies have (been furnished to all news media in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area and have been {furnished to all interested persons requesting same. Several news releases have been {prepared for publication in the area newspapers. We were ordered by the Court to publish 1 in two daily newspapers information concerning the majority-to-minority transfer plan, {but we are having it published in four newspapers to assure maximum coverage and to show {good faith by going a step above and beyond the requirements of the Court. !
I Dr. Lillard further stated that he knew the Board was already aware of the above information, but he thought it appropriate that it be related to the Board at this time so that it would become a part of the records in the permanent minutes of the Board. 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 Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved. (Mr®)
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ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
5=26=67 5=26-67
5=26-67
Southeast Phys. Ed.
Cap Hill Sr. English - Spanish Longfellow Kdgt. Grant Business
5-26=67
5-26-67
5-26-67
5=26=67
Shank, tey (Mrs.) Shaw. Janet (Mr.) Smoot, Leonard J. (Miss) Streber, Carol L.
Jefferson Spec. Ed.
5-26=67
Hawthorne Spec. Ed. Carver Spec. Ed. Western Village 3rd Grant Business
(Mrs.) Teska, Julia Northwest French and German Northwest Bist. Ed.
6=30=67
(Mrs.) Reichert, Sandra (Mr.) Richmond, Floyd (Ms’s.) Sauer, Jo Ellen (Mrs.) Savage, Mints
(Miss) Thomas, Melinda (Mr.) Thrash, Jimmie
Research Attn. Counselor
5-26=67
5-26=67
5=26=67
(Mr.) Vallejo, Richard (Parsons - resigned) (Ingram - transfer) (Sims - L/A)
(Jeffers - transfer) (Roller ~ resigned)
(Green - retired) (Additional)
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
ASSIGN ME
Jefferson Spec. Ed. fl
67-68
B*S© oeu.
Star Spencer Vocal Music
5513
67-68
(Miss) Stanfill, Carolyn
3
B«A« Benedictine
67=68
5850
0
67-68
(Mr.) Able, Gerald
5250
7
67-68
Pblk - Title I Primary Hawthorne 2nd
Ross Primary Adams Intermediate
B.S. C. S.C. M.T. Ca So C*
2
67-68
Arcadia High *-22
6350
2
67-68
(Miss) Acton, Linda (Mr.) Adams, William E.
5450.
B«SQ Abilene B.S. T.U.
7
English
M.S. K.U. "B.A. CeSeCo
67=68
5450 6350
5250
0
(Mrs.) Allen, Susan H. (Mrs.) Allen, Sandra Kay (Mrs.) Anderson, Lethia (Miss) Anderson, Sherry
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DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
67-68
Hawthorne Primary Northeast Social Studies
SALARY
3
67-68
Classen Chemistry
name
2
67-68
Hoover Reading and English
EFFECTIVE DATE
JkoB O Baylor B.A. O.C.U.
0
67-68
ASSIGNMENT
5450
B.S. Langston
2
NAME
5250
B.A. Co Sq Cg
5550
(Mrs.) Andres, Suite. (Mr.) Archer, David Do Titev) Arinwine, Kenneth
5450
(Zeeek - resigned)
(Robinson - resigned)
(Mrs.) Asch, Maxine W,
0
67-68
67-68
(Finnell - transfer)
(Farley - resigned)
0
67-68
Rockwood - Title I 1st Harmony Primary
5250
0
67-68
(Fitch - resigned)
B. S. C. S.C. B.S. P.S.C.
0
Telstar Primary Northeast Science
B.A. O.C.U. B.A. E.C.S.C.
Northwest English
(Reese - resigned)
5250
5250
5250
67-68
(ifc-s9) Aubert, ffisehsa (Mr.) Ausbie, Attway E. (MTS.) Axton, Martha Lou (®?s») Badgett, Le Allen
0
(Biles - transfer)
(Knight • resigned)
B.S. O.S.U.
3
12
0
7
2
0
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
Cap. Hill Sr. Biology
Pierce 3rd Southeast Ind. Arts
o.u.
1
67-68
A.B. M.I.C.
B.A. O.U. B.S. O.U.
0
67-68
B.A. O.C.U. B.S. Bethany
Madison Intermediate Linwood Primary
Taft Lang. Arts Stonegate 2nd B.S. BoC«SoC^ B.S. CflS9Co
0
67-68
B. S. C. S.C. B.S.
5250 5250 5450 5950 5250 6350
B.S. O.U.
%
Harmony Primary Northeast Math Lincoln 5th
(Miss) Bachle, Elaine
(Mrs.) Baldwin, Deana (Mr.) Ball, Charlie B. Jr. (Mrs.) Barr, Primer
(Hutchison - transfer) (Additional)
(Powell - resigned)
(Lowery - transfer) (Peoples - resigned)
(Miss) Bassmann, Bonney (Mrs.) Beadles, Daryl
5350
(Additional)
(Mrs.) Beaver, Barbara (Mr.) Best, Marvin W.
5250
5550
(Skinner - resigned)
(Mrs.) Bethea, Marilyn
(McMillan - L/A)
(Additional)
5250 5250
(Smith - resigned)
(Miss) Bissonnette. Karen (Mrs.) Blay, Mary Sue (Boyd - resigned)
0
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SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
5
5
0
0
67=68
67=68
67-68
67-68
67=68
Jefferson Math
5th Southern Hills Primary
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
0
67-68
effec tive DATE
1
67=68
ASSIGNMENT
0
67=68
5239
B.S. So^oSo’So B.S. O.U.
k
67=68
Walnut Grove Primary Lone Star Primary
(Olive? - retired)
32®
A.B. W.S. Mass.
0
67-68
Classen Lang. Arts
Truman ft-imary Star Primary
(Mr.) Boswell9 James Mo (Mrs.) Bom»i9 Barbara (Miss) Bracewell, Judith
5553
1
67-68
B. S. C. S.C. B.S. O.U.
(Mrs.) Brothers, Estelle
5650
B.S. C. S.C. B.S. C. S.C.
1
(Crain = transfer) ( Fortenberry - resigned)
(Higgs - resigned)
(Lollis - resigned)
(James - transfer)
a /mo o - I96T ‘ L ssf.or.v ao
5250
5250
5250
.5250
3? 56
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3259
(Redman = resigned)
(Mr.) Brown, Billy F. (Mr.) Brown, Conger E.
5350
B.A. Langston
(Mrs.) Bhdtt, Betty (Miss) Bobb, Paul® too
(Dunn - resigned)
(Miss) Brown, Marietta E. (Mrs.) Bruce, Sonja Gay
5550
(Bush = resigned)
(POage - resigned)
(Miss) Burrell, Brenda
5250
(Johnston - resigned) (Pryer - retired)
0
6
0
0
0
67-68
67=68
67-68
67-68
67=68
67=68
Linwood Primary
Star-Spencer Sr. English Jackson Science
0
67-68
B.S. Oollo
5
67=68
Raneho Village Primary Classen Phys. Ed.
Rockwood Intermediate Jefferson Art
Southeast Art Willard 5th Jefferson English
B.S. O.C.U. Bq F 0A0 O0U0
2
BoA<> CoSoCh B.A. O.C.U. B.A. O.U.
B.S. E.C.S.C. B.A. E.C.S.C.
B. S. C.S.C. B.S. O.S.V.
M, Ed.
(Teague - resigned)
(Miss) Bussssard, Sue Ann
5250
5250
5250
(Miss) Carmichael, Margaret (Mrs.) Castor, Carol Jo
5450
5750
(Mrs.) Cauthen, Peggy (Miss) Cheshewalla, Deanna
Heowr Math Spencer Elen.
(Grimsley - resigned)
(Mr.) Cabaniss, George (Miss) Caldwell, Cherie (Miss) Carlson, Mary L.
(Daugherty - resigned)
(Chara - L/A) (Townsend = resigned) (Mitehell - retired)
(Alexander = resigned)
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ixsiRDcnmi, NAME
PERSONNEL SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
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67-68
67-68
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
4
67-68
NAME
7
67-68
effecti ve DATE
©
67-68
ASSIGNMENT
B.S. O.S.U.
©
67-68
B.S.
5650
B.S. Mass. B.S. O.U.
e
67-68
Western Village Primary Willard Primary
o.u.
(Miss) Chipman, Carol (Mrs.) Christian, Ida
5850
0
67-68
Hoover Art
5250
(ifrSo) Clark, Kathryn (fc-So) Clay, Judith
5258
5
67-68
Roosevelt Art
(Kuhlman = resigned)
(Mrs.) Collins, Barbara
5250
B.S. CoSoCo B0S0 N0E0S 0C.
0
67-68
Southern Hills Primary Star 4th
(Egleston - L/A)
(Mrs.) Conkling, Peggy
5550
BaF ©Ao 0oUO
4
67-68
Dunbar 2nd Classen Lang. Arts
Cap. Hill Sr. Buso Ed. Roosevelt Spanish and English
1
67-68
5250
0
67-68
Jefferson Bus. Ed. Instructional Speech Therapist Lee 6th and Phys. Ed.
(Floyd - resigned)
(Taylor - transfer)
(Carver - transfer)
(Additional)
(Dopier - resigned)
(Mrs.) Conway, Beth (Mrs.) Cook, Clara
5250
B.S. O0U0
9950
(Hubbard - transfer)
(Mrs.) Cook, Shirley
5650
0
67-68
Northeast Math
(Neuschaefer - resigned)
8
67-68
67-68
Eisenhower Science and Coach
5515
1
67-68
(Hautman - resigned)
M.S. O.S.U. B.S. M.E.S.C.
5
0
B.S. OoC oIsoAo B.A. W.T.S.U.
0
67-68
5250
B.S. O.C.U. B0A0 O0U0 B.S. O.U.
5
(Menser ■= L/A)
Nichols Hills Intermediate Ridgeview Intermediate
(Additional)
(Miss) Cooksey, Betty
5550
5250
B.S. Wile»
B.S. O.U. Ao Sq Ootlo
(Cohenour - resigned)
(Mrs.) Corbin, Cheryl (Mrs.) Comette, Sylvia
(Mr.) Corrigan, James (Mrs.) Cudjoe, Theresa (Mrs.) Davis, Gloria
5550
(Wakefield = resigned)
(Dames = resigned)
(Mr.) Deloney, Marshall
5250
(Hauser - resigned)
5550
B 0S0 Co^oC*
6600
(Mr.) DeVaughan, Zed Jro (Miss) Doty, Pamela
5550
(Scroggins - L/A) (Marshall - retired)
(Mr.) Dowell, Kenneth
Lee' Primary
(Shirk - resigned)
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PERSONNEL
0
2
0
67=68
67-68
67-68
67-68
Cap. Hill Jr. S.S. and Math
Willard Primary
Koosevelt Math....................... Northwest Distributive Ed.
ASSIGNMENT
5250
B0A0 0oBo B.S. Cq Sq Co
3
67=68
Stenegate Primary Western Village Intermediate
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
(BfrSo) Dunlap, Joyoe
6700
B.A. O.C.U.
0
67=68
Garden Oaks Primary
DEGREE COLLEGE
(White - resigned)
Dsnlap, Robert 5250
M.S. Cg So Co
0
67=68
Foster Primary
SALARY
(Qteash - ?es£gned)
(Miss) Ely, Cheryl 5800
B.S. 0.13. B.S. C.S0C.
3
67-68
Van Buren Primary
NAME
(Hansen = resigned)
Ofe.) Engel, Al-
5230
B.S. Langston
0
67-68
effect ive DATE
(Thompson - L/A)
(Mrs.) Ferguson, Judith (Miss) Fields, Karen L.
B0A0 CaSoCo
0
ASSIGNMENT
(Lyne = L/A)
(Mrs.) Figures, Ernestine
5250
B.A. CeSeCo
NAME
(MeCauley - L/A)
(Mrso) Fishbum, Earlyne
5250
SJO
(Patterson - L/A)
(Miss) Fox, Gayle
(Arnette = resigned)
(Wray - resigned)
Sunset 5th
67=68
Adams Primary Jefferson Band and Orchestra
67-68 1 -
67=68
0
3
B.S. OoCoUo B0S0Eo OoCoCo B.A. C0S0C0
Edison 3rd Eisenhower Math
(Willow Srook--------------
7
0
© '■
0
67=68
67-68
67=68
67-68
67=68
Pblk 5th
Prairie Queen Intermediate Southeast Drivers Ed.
Intermediate Prairie Queen ' Intermediate
7
GIA
67=68
B.S. ^q Eo Sq Co M.S. Ko Eo Sq C® M.E. 0.0.
B.A. O.C.U. B.A. 0.0. BOAO O4B4U0 B.A. Co Sq Co
0
5250
5350
5550 5250 5250
5250 5250 .52.50
6350 6350
67-68
(Miss) Frederick, Judy (Mrs,) Freed, Beverly "(ifc^» Fuller, Larry
(Miss) Fuqua, Theta Jan (Miss) Gafford, Sharon (Miss) Garrett, Beverly (Mr.) Geer, Kenneth
(Miss) Gregory, Judy (Mr.) Griffin, James (Mrs.) Gill, Gladys
0
(Hines - resigned) (Fingerlin = resigned)
(Pennington = transfer)
(Additional) (Additional) (Additional) (Quattlebaum = resigned) (Stephens - transfer)
(Kames - L/A) (Allen - transfer)
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7 , 1967 MEETING OF AUGUST
INSTRUCTIONAL
PERSONNEL
0
67-68
67-68
Taylor Kdgt. and Phys. Ed0 Nichols Hills Intermediate Hayes 1st
ASSIGNMENT
3
67=68
Telstar Primary
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
0
67-68
DEGREE COLLEGE
1
67-68
SALARY
1
67-68
NAME
7
67-68
effec tive DATE
B.S. N 0W0S0C ft B.S. O.U. B.A. Bethany
2
67-68
ASSIGNMENT
5250
B.S, , K.S.U.
0
67-68
Jefferson Spanish and S.S. Classen Math and Coach
NAME
(Miss) Howard, Margarette (Mrs.) Huckaby, Linda (Mrs.) Huddleston, Linda
5350
B.S. S.W.S.C. B.S. CoStyCo
0
67-68
Dewey Primary
(Woods - resigned) (Myers - resigned) (Wallace ~ resigned)
(Riley - transfer)
<(Twiehaus - resigned)
S5D
(Miss) Hunt, Betty Lou
5950
0
67-68
(Morgan - transfer)
(ifro) Jaokson, Harald (Miss) Johnson, Barbara
5250
B.A. Bethany B©S© OoUc
2
5250
5450
5350
5550
(Stith - resigned)
(Mr.) Johnson, Charles (Mr.) Johnson, Darryl
5450
B.S. Bethany
(Lane - resigned)
(Segler - resigned)
(Miss) Johnston, Eleaner (Mr.) Jones, Alan
5459
Hoover Science Jefferson Art
Hoover Math Heronville Primary
(Reid - L/A)
(Mrs.) Jones, Barbara
B.S. C©S©C© B.A. C©S©C©
0
3
67-68
67=68
67=68
Columbus Primary Cap. Hill Jr. S.S.
5550 5513
4
67-68
Telstw Primary
Parmelee Intermediate Star-Spencer Spec. Ed. (Mrs.) Jurgemeyer, Linda (Mr.) Kastner, Glen
0
67-68
Coolidge Intermediate
B.S. O.S.U. B.F.A. O.S.U.
(Additional) (Seltaer - resigned) (Herod - resigned)
B.S. O.B.U. BaAa CoSoCo
0
67-68
(Hunt - resigned)
(Leutkemeyer - resigned)
(Mrs:.) Kennedy, Barbara
5250
5659 5250
B.S. CoSoCo
©
67-68
(Mr.) King, J. Rodney
(Goodart - retired)
(Mrs.) Keithley, Ina (Mr.) Kelly, Roy
5250
B©S©£© 0©CoC©
0
5250
(Heusel " transfer) (Belyeu - resigned)
Hayes Ffciaary Edgemere Rttery
67-68 5250
B.S. O.U. B.S. O.S.U.
0
(Miss) King, Kathryn (Miss) Kirkpatrick, Jerry (Heaton - resigned)
lt
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PERSONNEL DEGREE COLLEGE
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7
0
67-68
67-68
67-68
Coolidge Intermediate
Coolidge Intermediate Star-Spencer Math
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
7
67-68
SALARY
5
67-68
Gatewood Ihtemediate Instructional Field Librarian
NAME
5250
B«A« Tg U, B»Ag EOC»SOCO
2
67-68
Stonegate 4th
effect ive DATE
(Mrs.) Gleichmann, Cheryl
5950
Bq So Og So Ug
1
67-68
Hawthorne Primary
ASSIGNMENT
(Mrs.) Goodson, Glenna (Mr.) Gordon, John
5750
2
67-68
Hoover English
(Newson - resigned) (Miss) Graham, Beverly
6600
B.S. o.s.u. B.S. N.E.S.C. M.S. O.S.U.
2
Bo Ag CoSoCc
(Cooley - transfer)
(Mrs.) Graham, Laura (Mrs.) Gray, Jacquelyn
5700
B.S. O.S.U.
(Vandenburgh - resigned)
(Ewing - transfer)
(Mrs.) Gray, Karen
5450
(Ward - resigned)
B.M.E. O.C.U. B»A« O.CoU* B.S, N.E.S.C.
0
5
0
0
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
Ross Intermediate
Riverside 6th Linwood Elementary Telstar Primary 5250
5750
B.S. O.U.
5550
B.S. Cg So Cg
B.S. Langston B.S. c«s«c» B.S. W.C.C.
0
0
0
3
2
1
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
John Marshall English - S.S.
Star-Spencer Transitional Class Rockwood 2nd
Lee Elementary
Southeast Spec. Ed. 151k------------------------Primary
Dunjee High Ind. Arts
5250
(Mrs.) Haley, Alice (Miss) Hambrick, Jean (Mrs.) Harkey, Mary
5250
5450
5950
(Kerhyson - resigned)
(Mrs.) Griffin, Ruth
(Pryor - resigned)
(Papin - L/A)
(Shumate - resigned) (Bremseth - L/A)
(McCoy » resigned)
5350
(Mrs.) Hayden, Eleanor (Mrs.) Henderson, Catherine
5250
B.A. c»s»c« B.S. O.S.U.
0
(Rosenzweig - resigned)
(Miss) Hart, Junia (Mr.) Hatch, Frank
(Additional)
(Mrs.) Hess, Barbara
5250
B«A» Og Bg Qg
(Additional)
(Witt - resigned)
(Mr.) Hill, Joseph (Miss) Hodges, Joy
5250
(King - resigned)
5250
5723
(Kelly - resigned)
(Miss) Hogan, Elizabeth
(Tansel - L/k)
(Hardy - resigned)
)
I
co
CQNT'D'
7 , 1967 <D
1—1
Ph
■ fl : O .■ H W 1 (D
MEETING OF AUGUST
INSTRUCTIONAL
PERSONNEL
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
67-68
Instructional Field Librarian Northeast BuSo Ed.
DEGREE COLLEGE
0
67-68
Dunjee Elea. 2nd
SALARY
0
67-68
Hoover Spanish and English
NAME
B«S© O.S0U0 B.S. 0.0.
0
67=68
effect ive DATE
5250
B.S. CoS ©Co
0
ASSIGNMENT
(Mrs.) LaForge, Edith (Mr.) LaGuardia, Richard
5250
Bo A© WcU©
NAME
(White - resigned)
(Mrs.) Landers, Priscilla
5250
6600
(Edwards - L/A)
(Miss) Lane, Diena
1
0
4
67-68
67-68
67-68
67=68
Eisenhower English and Spanish
Taft Spanish and French Arthur Intermediate
(Currie - transfer)
(Additional)
BoS© Both B.A. O.U.
0
67-68
Northwest Bus. Ed.
5950
B.A. O.U. B.S. O.U.
©
67-68
(McCoy - resigned)
5250
B.A. O.U.
k
Star-Spencer Band Jackson English
(Mrs.) Leach, Connie (Miss) Lofarc, Linda
5250
B.A. £©Cq Sq Co
5350
5250
B.M. O0C0O0
B.S. C oS ©C 6 B«S© 0©S©U© B.S. O.U.
BoA© C q Sq Co B.A. O.U.
0
0
0
2
0
2
Q
67=68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
McKinley Priswry
Jefferson Jhd. Arts
Emerson Primary
Roosevelt Vocal Music
Southeast Bus. Ed. Edgeaer® InteBoediate Wilson Uh
(Smith - resigned)
(Mrs.) Maddy, Nancy (Jfrs.) Manuel, Margaret (Mrs.) Marshall, Careen
5250
B.S. N.E.S.C.
0
67=68
5650
(Conner - resigned)
(Miss) Martin, Lynda
5253
B©S© C0S0C,
0
(Throckmorton - transfer)
5250
(Olson - L/A)
(Miss) Lollman, Betty
5650
(Mr.) Langford, Robert (Mrs.) Lawter, Eunice
(Additional)
(Mrs.) Laman, Wanda
(Sala - retired)
(Dixon - resigned)
5^59
(Corrigan - resigned)
(Miss) Maxwell, Lois
52»
B.S. O.S.U.
Southeast Science - Wrestling Hoover S.S. (Mr.) Macias. Michael (Mrs.) Mackey, Linda
(Erb - resigned)
(Mr.) MeCauley, Charles
5&5O
(Bollinger - resigned)
(Woolf - resigned)
(Staples - resigned)
(Wong ~ resigned)
(Miss) McCracken, Carolyn
5^50
5250
(Smith - L/A)
b— CO OJ
196'f - CONT'D MEETING OF.AUGUST
tUSTOtlCTTOW.-------------------
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
67-68
appro ved effec tive date EXP.
0
EFFECTIVE DATE
5250
67-68
(Additional)
0
67-68
Hoover..... S.S., Roosevelt Speech
a
67-68
WoTsS.Uo M.A. K.U.
3
67-68
Star-Speneer Speech and Drama Westwood 4th
5500
0
67-68
Jefferson English
(Miss) Jordan, Mary (Miss) MsDonald, Linda
3
67-68
John Marshall Psychology
(Kirchick - resigned)
(Stone - transfer)
(Freeman - resigned)
(O’Hara - resigned)
B.A. CoS«,C<> B.S. E.I.C.
3
67-68
5550
5859
5M»
B.A. Penn St.
1
Harsmy 2nd, Linwood Intermediate
(Miss) IfcWhirter, Deborah (Mrs.) Measel, Linda
55»
B. A. C. S.C. 5250
0
7
0
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
(MoChsran - retired)
7
67-68
Coolidge Primary Northeast s.s.
3
67-68
B.S. O.U. B.A. Langston
2
67-68
Roosevelt S.S. and English Adams Elementary Southeast Bus. Ed. John Marshall Speech-Activity Dir.
5933
0
67-68
Riverside Spec. Ed.
(Mrs.) Miller, Ina (Mr.) Mitehell, Elmer
7
67-68
Arthur Spec. Ed.
(Porter - L/A)
(Garrison - resigned)
(Hopkins - transfer)
(Calderon - resigned)
(Griffin - resigned)
(Thomas - resigned)
(Townsend - resigned)
B.A. c«s«c« B.S. C. S.C. B.S. CaSaCo B.A. O.U.
0
67-68
Dunjae High Lang. Arts
5250
5450
5550
5250
6250
B. S. C. S.C.
0
67-68
5th
Roosevelt Home Eo. southern Hills (Mr.) Morgan, Nolen (Mrs.) Morgan, Patti (Mr.) Morgan, Vernon (Mrs.) Itande, Jean
5513
B»A& C 0S0C 0
;o
B.A.
B.S. Bethany B.S. O.U.
(McCallum <■ transfer)
(Miss) Morrison, Nancy
5513
Cq ^o Cq
5950
(Burns - resigned)
(Mrs.) Narooaey, Fhyllis
5250
(Miss) Mohr, Carrie (Mrs.) Monahan, Carolyn
BoSe CoS«C 0 B.S. O.U.
(Moore - transfer)
(Mr.) Menichiell®, John
5550
553©
(Costs - resigned)
(Mr.) Merchant, Rayful
(Miss.) JfcKay, Deloris (Mrs,) Ifcfee, Jane Ann
(Brown - resigned)
-
(Miss) Nealy. Linda (Joseph - transfer)
co CO OJ
CONT'D
7 , 1967 :■ 1—
; £2<D ■ c : Jh
J Ph
' ; (D
;
MEETING OF AUGUST
INSTRUCTIONAL
PERSONNEL
ASSIGNMENT
67-68
Riverside Intermediate Rockwood Intermediate
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
0
67-68
Lincoln Intermediate
DEGREE COLLEGE
0
67-68
Van Buren Primary
SALARY
0
67-68
NAME
1
67-68
EFFECTIVE DATE
B.S. C0S0C0 B.A. O.B.U.
2
67-68
ASSIGNMENT
52®
; B.S. CoS ©Co
5
67-68
Northeast S.S. Southeast Math
NAME
(Mrs.) Heaves, Linda (Miss) Newby, Carol
5250
0
67-68
Rockwood Intermediate
(Freeman - resigned)
(Humble - L/A)
5250
(Jackson - resigned)
(Miss) Newcomb, Zelda
5350
B.A. O.B.U. B.S. O.U.
0
67-68
(Scott - retired)
(Additional) (to.) Nichols, Virginia
5750
B.A. C ftS oC 0 B.A. O.S.U.
0
5250
B.S.JE, H.S.U. B.A. O.U. B.S. N.E.S.C.
1
0
0
1
1
0
4
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
Davis Primary St«s-Speneer Bus. Ed,
Eisenhower Spec. Ed.
Southern Hills Primary Cap. Hill Sr. English Jefferson Phys. Bd.
B.S. N.T.S.U.
(Additional)
(Miss) Northcutt, Jessie (Mrs.) Osborn, Lucretia
5250
B.A. O.S.U.
B.S. N.E.S.C. B»So£e oah B.S. C »S oC
0
67-68
Cap. Hill Jr. Science
5650
5250
B. S. C. S.C.
2
67-68
(Khowy - L/A) (Vervack - resigned)
(Hill - L/A)
(Murphy - transfer) (Hartls - transfer)
5250
5250
5350
5250
(Miss) Points, Judith (Mr.) Poole, F. Robert (Mrs.) Potter, Mary Dale
5618
B.S. C. S.C. B.S. C eSo-Co
0
(Smith - resigned)
(Mr.) Preston, Paul
5450
B.S. N.W.S.C.
Jackson English - Speech Jackson Music Arthur Primary
(Nieburger - resigned)
(Mrs.) Price, Laura (Miss) ft*ivett, Rita Sue
5250
(Olsen - L/A)
5450
(Mr.) Painter, Mike J. (Mr.) Palmer, Michael
5250
(Hoover - resigned)
(Additional)
(Mrs.) Parker, Barbara
5350
Shidler Rrimary Sunset 3rd
(James - resigned)
(Mr.) Pettigrew. Carrol (Mrs.) Pickett, Betty (Miss) Points, Geraldine
(Additional)
(Mr.) Prochnau, Larry
(Mathews - resigned)
ox <0 CXJ
'
3 J
Ph
0 ID
1—1 _____ (D
CONT D
MEETING Of AUGUST Y, 19&Y
INSTRUCTIONAL
PERSONNEL
0
2
67-68
67-68
67-68
Northeast English
Star-Spencer Phys. Ed. Star-Spencer Earth Science Hayes Intermediate
ASSIGNMENT
3
67-68
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
0
67-68
Hoover Business Britton 6th
DEGREE COLLEGE
B.S. c.s.c. M.S, K.U. B.S. O.U.
0
67-68
Taylor Primary
SALARY
5550
B.S.E. O.U.
2
67-68
Jackson S.S.
NAME
(Miss) Purcell, Donna (Mr.) Qttandil, Jacob (Mrs.) Rauch, Barbara
5259
B.S. CoS oC® B.S. O.S.U.
0
67-68
Rockwood Primary
effect ive DATE
(McMillan •= L/A)
(Mrs.) Reed, Judy
5450
B.S. O.S.U.
0
67-68
Roosevelt Ind. Arts
ASSIGNMENT
(White - resigned)
(Mrs.) Reherman, Patricia (Miss) Reints, Barbara
5250
B.A. OoCoUo
0
67-68
NAME
(Pennington = resigned)
(Miss) Renfro, Rose
5250
B.S. OoSoUo
7
5500
5250
5250
(Mrs.) Rush, Jewel (Miss) Ryan, Mary (Miss) Sallee, Sylvia
5250
(Eslinger - L/A)
5450
(McDonald - resigned)
(Mr.) Rethford, Edward
5250
B.S. N0E0S0C0
(Bell - resigned)
(Pago - transfer)
(Miss) Rounsaville, Sharon
5950
(Denham - resigned)
(Hunter - resigned)
(Mr.) Rumsey, Jon P.
(Mrs.) Sargent, Qmna (Mrs.) Saunders, Jacqueline
5250
(Additional) (Additional)
(Nash - resigned) (Woods - retired)
5250
5450
5250
B.S. Cq So Co B.S, Oq So Uq
B.S. W.T.S. B.S. O.U.
B.A. N.E.S.C. B.A. OoCoUo B.S. NoE0S0Co
0
6
0
0
0
2
0
0
7
67-68
67=68
67-68
67=68
67-68
67=68
67=68
67-68
67=68
Stonegate Intermediate
Edison 4th
Britton Intermediate Jefferson Speech
Foster Primary Oakridge Primary Wilson 2nd
B.M. O.C.U. B.S. O.U.
Eugene Field 3rd Hoover French
(Knight - resigned)
(Miss) Sawyer, Minerva (Mrs.) Scott, Sharon
5850
5950
(Sffiith - resigned)
(Mr.) Sestak, George
5250
(Rahe - resigned)
(Jaeobs - resigned)
(Miss) Shadid, Pamela
(Milistead - L/A)
(Blackburn ~ resigned)
CONT'D
7 , 1967 MEETING OF AUGUST ■
a>
■ Ph
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
SALARY
RSON N EL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
0
0
67-68
67-68
67-68
(Reynolds - resigned)
(Biomas - resigned)
(McCasland - L/A)
5600
0
0
0
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
Garfield Intermediate
Roosevelt English Star-Spencer Qiglish and Science Davis----------------------Primary
5550
B.A. O.U. B.A. CoS.C. B.S. CoS.C.
0
(Brinson - resigned)
--
ASSIGNMENT
0
67-68
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
1
67-68
effect ive DATE
1
67-68
Prairie Queen 6th Edison Primary
ASSIGNMENT
5000
5
67-68
Northeast French
(Nelson - L/A)
M.A. O.U. B.S. Tz.T.U.
0
67-68
Webster English
5250
B»S» OeS.U, B.S.E. 0«V «C«
7
67-68
Lincoln Kdgt.
(Qualls - transfer)
5250
B. S. C. S.C.
0
67-68
University Heights Spec. Ed.
Hoover WY11 n —1 Horse Linwood Intermediate Hoover Home Economics
(Mrs.) Smith, Carmeleta (Mrs.) Smith, Georgia
5950
B«A« O.U.
0
67-68
R.N. Herman Hosp0 B.A. O.C.U. B. S. C. S.C.
(Sanders - transfer)
(Mrs.) Smith, Lueienne
5250
B0S0 CeSeCo
0
5850
(Jimenez - resigned)
(Miss) Smith, Marsha
5250
B. S. C. S.C.
(Mrs.) Shaffer, Paula (Mrs.) Shdeed, Pamela (Mrs.) Shepard, Marjorie
(Swafford - transfer)
(Miss) Smith, Mary Ann
5515
5250
B.S. O.U.
Northwest French and German Madison Primary
(Lyons - resigned)
(Mrs.) Spear, Nancy
5250
5550
(Smith - resigned)
(Mrs.) Spillers, Barbara
(Mrs.) Shinn, Faye (Miss) Sliger, Sally
(Additional)
(Mr.) Sprouse, Kenneth (Mrs.) Spurgin, Verba
5250
5250
(Thannhausen - resigned)
(Mrs.) Stallsmith, Judith
(Additional)
(Garrett - resigned)
Parmelee Intermediate
67-68
67-68 0
67-68
Columbus Primary "Grant Latin ■tfemrson----------------c
4
0
67-68
B.S. Concordia
0
5650 5250 5250 5250
B.S. o.u. BeAo O0U0 AoB* C aS .Co
(Mr.) Steffens, John
(Miss) Stevenson, Janet (Miss) Stoner, Pamela (Mr.) Story, George
(Additional) (Hawkins - resigned)
(Rowland - resigned)
(Sparks - resigned)
CONT'D
7 , 19 6? MEETING OU AUGUST
o m
Sh <D
Ph
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
8
0
0
3
0
2
0
67-68
67-68
67-68
67=68
67=68
67=68
67=68
67=68
Jefferson S.S. and English
Jefferson Commerce
Star Primary
Putnam Heights Primary Southeast Ind. Arts
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
B.A. O.C.U. B.S. O.S.U.
0
67-68
Harding Home Economics
EFFECTIVE DATE
5250
M.S. OoSeU*
0
67-68
ASSIGNMENT
(Mrs.) Talkington, Lynda (Mr.) Tarlton, Wallace
6500
B.S. O.U.
0
67-68
Speo« Ed®
Eisenhower Science
(Additional)
(Mrs.) Tether, Phyllis
5250
B.S. O.U.
1
67-68
Fillmore Primary
B.A. S.W.S.C.
(Hill - resigned)
(Mrs.) Thiessen, Evelyn
5250
B.S. O.S.U.
0
67-68
5250
(Pitts - resigned)
(Miss) Thomas, Ruth
5250
B.A. O.C.U.
1
67-68
Cap. Hill Sr. English and French Hayes Primary
(Mr,) Strickland, Frederick
(Kovar - resigned)
(Mrs.) Thompson, Janice
5350
P.V.U.
1
67-68
Westwood Intermediate
(Additional)
(White - resigned)
(Miss) Thompson, Tracy
5513
B.S. E. Tk. S.U.
0
67-68
(Winston ~ resigned)
(Peas® - resigned)
(Hunter - resigned)
5250 5550 5250
67-68
Classen Math Oakridge Intermediate
Dunjee Elem. 1st noritnsQS'G
4
67-68
Instructional Speech Therapist
5350
0
67-68
(Spears - resigned)
6700
(Britton - resigned)
Thornton, Franklin
5350
B. A. C.C. B.S. O.S.U.
0
(Teders - resigned)
(Rushing - transfer)
(Mrs.) Thornton, Linda .
5250
BoS»Eo 0»CoCo
Southeast Electricity Willow Brook 6th Van Buren 4th
(Slepka - resigned)
(Miss) Threlkeld, Margaret (Mrs.) Tipton, Judith
5250
B.S. EeCoSeCe B.S. EoCoSoCe
0
N.D. B.S. C oSoCe B.S. Hq Eq Sg C*
(Bonder - resigned)
(Mr.) Turner, Joe
5250
B. S. C. S.C.
(Mr.) Stump. Donald (Mrs.) Sweet. Jan (Mrs.)' Tahlo,’ Margaret
(Gillingham - transfer)
(Mr.) Vaughan, William (Miss) Vaughn, Frances
5513
5650
(Additional)
(Mrs.) Vaughn, Victoria
(Haney - resigned)
(Harrison - resigned)
OJ
CONT'D
7 , 1967 MEETING OF AUGUST
z
NAME
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
0
3
0
7
3
0
0
1
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
Parmelee Primary
Star Spencer Science
Parmelee Intermediate Webster English
ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
0
67-68
effect ive DATE
B©A© UmgStGR B,S. O.BoU.
0
67-68
Orchard Park Spec* Ed. Northwest Physics
ASSIGNMENT
M.E. O.U. B.A. C »S oC «
0
67-68
Southeast Biglish
5350
B.S. Bethany B.A. c *s »c •
G
67-68
(Lapham - transfer)
5250
B.S. Langston
0
67-68
Jefferson Science Oakridge 1st
Recseyelt English . Harmony Spec. Ed.'
(Mrs.) Wheelock, Evelyn (Miss) White, Gretchen
5250
B.S. O.B.U.
1
67-68
Classes Art
B.S. O9C&C0 M.S. c©s®c»
(Mr.) White, Stanford
5250
B.S. O.U. B.S. S «W «S »C •
0
67-68
Star-Spencer Math
(Clark - L/A)
(Housholder - resigned) (Phillips - L/A)
(Lewis ~ resigned)
(Brendle - resigned)
(French - resigned)
(Miss) Webb, Laura (Mrs.) Wells, Cheryl
.5512 5550 6350
5250
5550
5515
(Davis ~ transfer)
5550
(Porch - L/A)
5650
(Mr.) Northcutt, Larry A.
(Additional)
(Harrison - resigned)
(Foster - transfer)
5775
(Hunter ~ transfer)
(Mrs.) Whittington, Donna
5250
B.A. C«SoC«
2
67-68
(Mrs.) Wade, Carolyn (Mr.) Waldrop, John Jr.
(Additional)
(Mr.) Williamson, Paul (Miss) Willsey, Betty
5250
B.S. O.S.U. B.S. O.U.
0
67-68
(Oliver - transfer)
(Additional)
(Miss) Wingfield, Grace
5250
B»A* C#S.Ce
4
6?-68
5550
Parmelee Intermediate Harding Vocal Music
Oakridge 1st Lafayette 4th
Dunjee Jr. Sr. Spec. Ed. John Marshall Journalism^
(Johnson - resigned)
(Miss) Wise, Jane (Miss) Young, Judy
5450
B.S. E©C oSoCo
0
(Mr.) Walker. Wilbur (Mrs.) Ward, Louanne
(Bryant - resigned)
(Mr.) Kyle, Nicholas S.
5250
B.S. Concordia B.A. O.U. (Mr.) Steffens, John (Miss) Turk, Nancy D, (Crowe - transfer)
cn o\ CM
CONT ’ D
1967 .
MEETING OF AUGUST
<L>
J
J
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
(Ruble ~ transfer)
(Warram ~ transfer) (Additional)
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
PERSONNEL
0
67-68
67-68
ASSIGNMENT
4
67=68
Adams. Primary Supply Inventory Coordinator Northwest Ind. Arts
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
6
67=68
Polk Intermediate
DEGREE COLLEGE
7
67=68
SALARY
B«So CoSmCm B.S. S «W .S oC 0 B.A. C0S0C0 B.S. Ik. A. & M.
3
NAME
5950
M. A. N. W.S.C.
5650 7400 + car hire
UNASSIGNED
Dewey Primary
(Mrs.) Wilson. Jaogueline (Miss) Adams, Sylvia J. (ttr.) Markham, Douglas ■ (Mr.) Mathis, Jack 5800
3250
(Mrs.) Rose, Sharon
UNASSIGNED
Drivers Ed.
Spec. Ed.
67-68
67-68
Primary
5
0
67-68
Primary
M.T. C«S«Cg
1
67-68
Primary
6050
2
67-68
Spec.,Ed.
(Miss) Baker, Letha J.
1
67-68
Spec. Ed.
Primary
0
67-68
Primary
67-68 B.S. O.U. B«S«S« C»S«C0
0
67-68
Primary
0
B«A*B« O«S4U«
0
67-68
Intermediate
B.S. Tx.T. IT.
BeA® Ns S«C«»IiSl 9
1
67-68
Primary
5250
5350
B.S. o.u. B.A. N.S.U.
0
67-68
(ifrs.) Blocker. Carole
(Miss) Campbell, Barbara (Miss) Cowan, Georgia
5450
B.S. N «S »C « B.S. N.T.S.U.
0
Rrimary
(Mrs.) Goombi, Katharine (Mrs.) Knight, Bonnie
(Mrs.) Gillespie. Roberta (Mrs.) Goldman, Susan
(Mrs.) Durand, Cheryl
5250
5350
5513
5250
5250
5513
(Miss) Larimore, Barbara (Miss) Morgan, Teri
5513
(Miss) Devero, Carole
5350
B.S. CoS«C« B.S. N.E.S.C.
67-68
5250
B.S.
0
(Miss) Soper, Linda
m GJ
1967 - CONT'D MEETING OF AUGUST.7 ,
i—i
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a> P-i
J
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INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive PATE
SALARY
PERSONNEL NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
1
2
1
u
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
67-68
Harrison Intermediate Shidler Intermediate
Northwest English
s.s.
Grant English Southeast Vocal Music
ASSIGNMENT
5
67=68
Arthur Kdgt.
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
Bo Sq Eq OoUo B.A. O.S.U.
2
67-68
Green Pastures Intermediate
63®
5350
B. S. C. S.C. B.S.E. E.C.S.C.
22
67=68
Northwest S.S.
(Whittington - resigned)
(Mr.) Pataer, Russell (Mr.) Scott, William 3.
54®
BoA. O.C.U.
13
67-68
B.A. 0.0. M. Ed. CoSoC-e
(Mrs.) Snodgrass, Phyllis (Mr.) Steele, Joe Douglas
68®
B.S. S.W.I.T.
29
(Additional) (Wirth - transfer)
(Wyatt - resigned)
(Weis1 - transfer)
67-68
67-68
5430
57®
Hoover.
(Mrs.) Thomason, Gertrude
64®
M.E. o.u.
WAVES OF ABSENCE Professional
(Mr.) Clark, tester (Mrs.) Dodson, JoArm (MfS.) Vance, Linda
67-68
Maternity Eisenhower Engi^j! - French Instructional Field Librarian
67-68
67-68
(Mrs.) Bendorf, Carol (Mrs-.) Codding, Elisabeth
Nichols Hills Primary Heronville Intermediate
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Douglass Registrar Pur@has.ing Jr» Clerk Personnel Jr, Clerk
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<D PU RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
Adans, Elizabeth (Mrs.) Arnold, Eva R. (Mrs.) Armstrong, Patrick (Mr.) Elem. Elen., Kdgt. S.S., German, Big. Elem., Home Eo„ Eng. Spanish, Frenoh Elem, Elem. Hist., Psy„ Big. S.S., Big., Elem. Upholstery Phys, Ed., Sei., Elem., Music Elen. Big., frenoh Cosmetology Nurse Kdgt., Elem. Speech, Math, Big. Business, Hist. Elem. Elem, Elem., Kdgt. Primary, Kdgt.
Eng„ Span., Hist. Kdgt., Elen. Span., Speech, Eng.
Substitutes for the school year 1967-68
Bailey, Joy (fcs.) Baker, Addie (Mrs.) Baldridge, Linda K. (Mrs.) Baldwin, Clyta (Mrs.) Baum, Paul (Mr.) ♦Bean, Floy (Mrs.) Beardon, Hazel (Mrs.) ♦Been, Gladys (Mrs.) Beck, HaskeU (Mr.) Benefee, Lillian (Mrs.) Berridge, Gladys (Mrs.) ♦Birkhead, Nina (Mrs.) Black, Evelyn (Mrs.) Blansit, Virgie (Mrs.) Bookstore, Harriet Boully, Bessie (Mrs.) Boyles, La Verna (Mrs.) Brassfigjd^ Shirley (Mrs.) ♦Brooks, Fafinie B. (Mrs.) Brown, Opal I (Mrs.) ♦Bulla, Lena (Mrs.) Busby, Penna (Mrs.) Kdgt., Elem. Cosmetology Elem. Elem. french, Big., Speech Elem. Music, Eng. Hist., S.S., Sociology Shop, Hist. Elem. Elem. Home Ec., Elem. Commerce, Ind. Arts Sci., Phys. Ed* Elem. Bus. Ed., Math Jr., Sr. High Home Ec., Phys. Ed,
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Davis, Eva K. (Mrs.) ♦Dickerson, Lois (Miss) Dodd, John (Mr.) Doonkeen, Eula (Mrs.) ftmlap, Leia (Mrs.) Dunn, Eileen (Mrs.)
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Elem., Jr., Sr. High S.S., Eng., Music, Elem. Elem, Art, S.S, Elem., Music Phys. Ed., Speech, Elem.
Cartwright, Billie (Mrs.) Chastain, Ruby (Mrs.) ♦Cochran, Grace (Mrs.) ♦Cole, Ruth (Mrs.) ♦Coleman, Thelma (Mrs.) Collum, Wardie (Mrs.) Cones, Annabelle (Mrs.) ♦Conner, J. Carl (Dr.) ♦Cooley, D. F. (Mr.) ♦Corbett, Arma (Mrs.) Coulter, Mary (Mrs.) Cox, Roma (Mrs.) Craig, John (Mr.) Crawford, Nathan p« (Mr.) ♦Crossman, Mary (Mrs.) ♦Cunningham, Clark (Mr.) Curtis, J. N. (Mr.) Curry, Eva L. (Mrs)
CONT'D
MEETING-OF AUGUST-7., 19-61
♦Krieger, Pauline m. (Mrs.) Kostka, Bernice (Mrs.)
Spec. Ed., S.S., Big., Psy. Kdgt., Elem.
Lawson, Lena (Mrs.) Lawter, Eunice (Mrs.) Leard, Marilyn (Mrs.) Leathers, Nezzie (Miss) Lewis, Emily K. (Mrs.) ♦Lightfoot, Elizabeth (Miss) Elem. Logan, Dorothy (Mrs.) Home Ec., Elem* Long, Verlin (Mr.) Elem. ♦Lucy, Lilibel (Mrs.) Phys. Ed., Home Ec., S.S. Lutz, Sally (Mrs) Nurse
♦Lawrence, Edgar (Mr.)
♦Earley, Mildred (Mrs.) Earnest, Barbara (Mrs.) Ellison, Lorraine (Mrs.) Emmons, Vera (Mrs.) Engberg, Barbara (Mrs.) Commerce, Speech Spec. Ed., Elem.
Jr. High, Elem. Elem. Big., Journalism, Hist. Elem. Spec. Ed., S.S. Bus., Elem., Home Ec. Elem. Elem., Sr. High Bus., Typing Big. Science
Ferrell, Leona (Mrs.) Fox, Gretchen (Mrs.)
Ed., Jr. High
S.S., Library Ed., Big., Speech S.S. Big., Phys. Ehg., Elem. Hist. Spec. Elem. Elem.
Elem. Home Ec., Sci., Big., Elem, Kdgt.. Primary Eng., Elem, Elem., Jr. High Elem. S.S., Bus., Psy. Elem. Home Ec., Elem. Home Ec., Sci., S.S. Primary, Kdgt. Elem, Elem. Sci., Math Library
Geigerman, Kathryn (Mrs.) Gieb, Blanche (Mrs.) ♦Gillette, Gladys (Miss) Gober, Gladys (Mrs.) Gradney, Hannah (Mrs.) ♦Gray, Anna (Mrs.) Green, Mary (Mrs.) ♦Gross, Edna J. (Mrs.)
♦Mack, Rubye (Mrs.) ♦Matthews, Rada S. (Mrs.) ♦McBrayer, Mary (Miss) ♦McCharen, Lura (Mrs.) ♦McFarland, Mabel (Mrs.) ♦McGee, Onnie (Mrs.) McKerson, Mildred (Mrs.) McMaster, Mary (Mrs.) McWilliams, Phyllis (Mrs.) Meggs, Marjorie (Mrs.) Miller, Katheryn (Mrs.) ♦Mitchell, Alice (Mrs.) ♦Mitchell, Charlotte (Mrs.) ♦Mitchell, Janilou (Mrs.) Moore, Charles (Mr.) ♦Morgan, Cliffie (Mrs.)
Primary Primary, Elem, Hist. Kdgt., Elem,
Home Ec. Home Ec. Elem. Library Elem. Elem. Elem., Eng., Library Hist., Math, Science Elem., Music Elem. Home Ec., Eng., Hist. Elem. Elan. Kdgt., Elem. Elem. Elem., Latin, Big., S.S. Elem. Elem. Elem.
Nelson, Roberta (Mrs.) ♦Nielsen, Kathryn (Mrs.) Nichols, Merle (Mr.) Nolen, Bmna (Mrs.)
Hainey, Meryle (Mrs.) Hall, Martha (Mrs.) ♦Halley, Mattie (Mrs.) Harback, Beatrice (Mrs.) Harlin, Marie 0. (Mrs.) Harris, Margaret (Mrs.) Harris, Virginia (Mrs.) ♦Hatchett, M. E. (Mr.) Haynes, Doris (Mrs.) Heinze, Joann (Mrs.) Hindman, Wilma J. (Mrs.) Hoefle, Alma (Mrs.) ♦Hood, Geneva (Mrs.) ♦Horn, Florence (Mrs.) Hornbeck, Rose (Mrs.) Hornbrook, John (Mr.) ♦Howell, Ruth (Mrs.) ♦Hubbard, Nellie (Mrs.) Hughes, Mary (Mrs.)
s.s.
Elem. Elem., Music Math, Eng., Hist. Kdgt., Elem. Elem.
Primary, Library Elem, Speech, Drama, Big. Elem,, Art Kdgt,, Elem. Spec Ed., Music, Reading Elem., Phys. Ed. Kdgt,, Elem, S.S., Math Eng., S.S., Elem, Elem, Kdgt,, Elem,
Spec. Ed., Elem. Kdgt. Primary Elementary Primary, Elem. Elan., Jr, High Elem., Home Ec. Elem®, Hist., Sci., Music Spec. Ed., Eng., Math, Li
Parsons, Leona (Mrs.) Parsons, Pauline (Mrs.) Pendell, Terry (Mrs.) Pendley, Gary (Mr.) Peters, Bettye (Mrs.) ♦Phillips, Helen (Mrs.) Pierson, Bernice (Mrs.) ♦Pittman, Leia (Mrs.) Pollard, Dale (Mr.) ♦Pratt, Madge (Mrs.) ;*Prebel, Eloise (Miss) Prim, Minnie (Mrs.) ♦Johnson, Amy (Mrs.) ♦Johnson, Frankie (Mrs.) Johnson, Mary J. (Mrs.) Johnson, Patsy (Miss) Jones, Joyce (Mrs.) ♦Jones, Leah (Mrs.) Jones, Mayme (Mrs.) Jourdan, Irene (Mrs.) Judah, Edith (Mrs.)
♦Retired
Home Ec. Math, Elem. Elem, Elem. S.S. Elem., Sci., Home Ec. Big,, Comm., french, Span: Big,, Speech, S.S. Home Ec., Elem.
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‘Randolph, Allie (Mrs.) Raymer, Mildred (Mrs.) ♦Reeves, Eva L. (Mrs.) Reuber, Esther (Mrs.) ♦Reynolds, Joanna (Mrs.) Richardson, Mary (Mrs.) ♦Ricks, Garvice (Mrs.) ♦Riley, E.E. (Mr.) Ripple, Ruth (Mrs.) Roach, Mary (Mrs.) ♦Roark, Nann (rs.) Keys, Martha (Mrs.) Kidd, Wilma J. (Mrs.) Kirchich, Georgia (Mrs.) Khiffin, Virginia (Mrs.)
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Yarbrough, Callie (Mrs.) Yeakley, Margaret, (Mrs.)
Wallace, Bruce (Mr.) ♦Walter, Vera (Mrs.) Wallace, Letha (Mrs.) ♦Warner, Frederick (Mr.) Watkins, Alma (Mrs.) Welch, June (Mrs.) Willard, Lynn (Mrs.) Williams, Madeline (Mrs.) Williams, Ruby A. (Mrs.) Winningham, Waynel (Mrs.) Woodley, Gail (Mrs.) Woodworth, Susan (Mrs.)
Van Natten, Suanne (Mrs.) Vaughan, Sacra (Mrs.)
♦Ulin, Willa (Mrs.)
Tanner, Mary (Mrs.) Tatro, Rosemary (Mrs.) ♦Temple, Odessa (Mrs.) ♦Thomas, Nina (Mrs.) Thompson, Jane (Mrs.) Tims, Mary (Mrs.) Torbett, Marilyn (Mrs.) Townsend, Willie (Mrs.) Treichler, Lloyd (Mr.) Troutt, George (Mr.) Trubey, Esther (Mrs.)
♦Schoch, Isabelle (Mrs.) Scott, Naomi (Mrs.) ♦Selken, Mary (Miss) ♦Sessoms, Edna (Mrs.) Seymour, May M. (Mrs.) ♦Shike, Virginia (Mrs.) ♦Shriner, Ruth (Mrs.) Slaughter, Alberta (Mrs.) Slower, Gwendolyn (Mrs.) Smith, Ola (Mrs.) ♦Staith, John (Mr.) Snider, Gladys (Mrs.) Snider, John (Mr.) Sober, Olene (Mrs.) ♦Souther, Edna (Mrs.) ♦Starks, Carrie (Mrs.) ♦Steffey, Lula (Mrs.) Stewart, Frieda (Mrs.) Stokes, Sallie (Mrs.) Stone, Rhea (Mrs.) Stout, Harold (Mr.) Swift, Mildred (Mrs.)
Robb, Martha (Miss) ♦Rodke, Anna (Mrs.) Rogers, Patsy (Mrs.) Roland, Eula (Mrs.) Rotzinger, Wadad (Mrs.) Russell, Bera (Mrs.)
Primary Elem., Jr. High
Hist., Band, Vocal Science, Math Elem. Music Elem,, Eng. Elem., Music, Spanish Spec. Ed. Cosmetology Elem. Elem., Music, Spec. Ed., Elem. Home Ec., Elem,, S.S.
Elem. Elem.
Elem.
Elem., Music Speech, Big. Math, S.S., Eng, Elem, Elem. Elenu Spanish, S.S. Kdgt., Elem. Fhys, Ed., Ind. Arts Ind. Arts Elem.
Spec. Ed., Sci., Eng. Commerce, Elem. S.S., Eng., Elem., Librar Kdgt. Elem., S.S. Math, Big., S.S. Math, Speech, Home Ec., E Eng., S.S. Kdgt., Elem. Elem. Hist., Math, S.S. Elem. Math, Sr. High Elem. Home Ec., Elem. Eng. Spec, Ed. Elem. Eng., Sci, S.S., Home Ec. Ind. Arts, Sci., Hist., I Elem.
Kdgt., Elem. Spec. Ed. Elem. Elem., Home Ec. Phys. Ed,, Elem., Sci. Primary
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Maintenance Department NAME
Construction
7-10-6?
7-12-67
effect ive DATE
Goode, Donald G«
Heavy Equipment
7-10-67
ASSIGNMENT
Putnam, H. J.
Painter
Resignations8
Simpson, James E.
6-23-67
Retirement:
Steamfitter Overturf, Clyde
Hendrix, Paul Ro
Garrett, Earl G.
1.40 hr.
2.00 hr.
2.79 hr.
6-26-67
6-29-67
6-27-67
6=a,26=’6?
laborer
Electrician
Masonry
Painter
Electrician
ASSIGNMENT
McGarry, Jerry
2.79 hr.
7-12-67
Laborer
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
Nelson, Haskell M.
X«23 h?*
7-12-67
Heavy Equipment
DEGREE COLLEGE
Simpson, Jay Dee
1.25 hr.
7-19-67
Plumber
SALARY
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Wadley, Scott
5200. yr.
7-17-67
Temporary Employment:
Edmondson. William
6067. yr.
Employment;
Wall, George Elvin
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P E^ON N EL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employment:
Resignations:
Ashcraft, Robert Gene
hoMassen
7=13=67
Dempsey, Romie Rush
N» W. Classen Floortnan
7-3=6?
Huggfeins, Jerry W.
All Schools Relief Custodian
7-20-67
Ashcraft, Robert G»
290. mo.
7-6-67
N. W. Classen Floorman
(Carabaj al-Resigned)
Clark, Larry D.
217.50 mo
7-3-67
Davis 3/4 t. Floorman
(Dowell-Res igned)
Wynne, Samuel B.
217.50 mos
7-3-67
Willow Brook 3/4 t. Floorman
Kelly, Galin C» IfcDade, Wesley A.
All Schools Relief Custodian Dundee Elementary % t. Floorman
6-30-67
7-21-67
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Retirements:
Coley, William H.
Harrison Head Custodian
Dixon, Otis M.
290. mo.
7-3-67
Kennedy Flooman
(Brasher-Transferred)
Wilson, Arben C.
290. mo.
7-11-67
Northeast Flooman
(Brumett-Transferred)
Archer, Howard
290a w®
7-3-67
Administration Bldg. Floorman :
(Parmenter-Transferred)
Shehome, Roy C.
290. mo.
7-2 V6?
U. S. Grant Flooman
(Wright-Retired)
Transfers:
NAME
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effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Service Department: Temporary Employment: Title I Laborer Title I .. Laborer
Fortner. Thomas E.
210. mo.
7-5-67
Jackson, Raymond R. Jr.
210. mo.
7-6-67
Lowrimore, Cecil K.
290. mo.
7-3-67
Munsell, John
290. mo.
7-3-67
Title I Floorman Title I Floorman
Thomas, Sammy Jr.
210. mo.
7-10-67
Title I Laborer.
1.25 hr.
6-29-67
Laborer
Audio-Visual:
Resignation: Pena. Danny
Multilith Operator
7-25-67
Temporary Employment: Counter, Billy C.
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Houk. Myrtle N.
Film Technician
6-30-67
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1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
14.627.08
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
104,672.99
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
43.00
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
1,347.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
77,653.83
BOND FUND
$
338,874.85
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R - 5-7-1A238
$
152.11
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
10,342.06
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
$
10,994.10
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
$
21.65
1967-68 TITLE 1-2
$
35,325.85
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
168,039.59
1966-67 TITLE.II - 2
$
4.261.75
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$
2,545.50
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
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$
778,592.63
294-67
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MRS. FLOY CAMPBELL Travel Exp.-Minneapolis, Minn. NSPR
Board Action
CROFT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Subscription
Publisher
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
FOSTER ESTES Board Member Expense
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Board Action
1,707.00
FAIRVIEW AUDIO-VISUAL COMPANY Title III
Board Action
18,762.00
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Standard Board Action
FENTRISS SOUND ENGINEERING COMPANY Title III
Board Action
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Low
DALE GEORGE Materials
Low
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Akction
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY . Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
8.78 33.08 68.55 452.89
563.30
60.00
14.10 6.76
20.86 8.00
2,077.00
10.38 51.96 210.42 155.90 26.23 16.04 49.68 44-76 50.00 76.00 179.09 17.25 94.08 9.90 105.02
1,096.71
MEETING OF AUGUST7, lg6j - CONT'D ■
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- ■———-
I HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
x k Low « Low Low Standard Standard
6.65 52.00 401.19 115.00 7.76
Bills and Payrolls
582.60
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE, INC. Materials
Low
INSULATION, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Board Action
JANITOR SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
75.60
JESS &. LOWELL WELL CASING COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
11.82
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT Materials
Low
13.65
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
233.20
FRED JONES FORD COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard Standard
1.20 -24* 64 6.41 22.76
J & R AUTO SUPPLY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
21.67 1.30 U-75
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS, INC. Materials
Lew
K. C. BOLT NUT & SCREW COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
87.46
KEN-A-VISION COMPANY, INC. Title III
Board Action
560.00
KENYON IRRIGATION DIVISION Materials
Low
293.20
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
7,68.53
Board Action Board Action
29.45 85.50
12.00 4,299.87
55.01
34.72
218.00
768.53
1,537-06
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Low
MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials
Selected
MONARCH REFINERIES, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS, INC. Materials
Standard
MOSAIC TILE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
28.11
M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials - Buildings
Low
20.85
NEE & MCNULTY. INCORPORATED
352.80 13.10 27.60 17.40 149.81 56.24 38.00 18.88 7.52 8.50 3.17 4.18
114.95 ■
697.20 157.68
15.84 9.55
MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
V
NIX SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low Low
545-10 209.25 290.22
1,044.57
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials Materials
Low Low Low
26.14 102.00 8.18
136.32
OKLA. CLUTCH SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
40.68
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
7.38
PEROLIN COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings’
Low
450.00
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE Title III
Board Action
448.92
PITTSBURGH PLATE Materials Materials Materials Materials -
Low Low Letter Bid Board Action Board Action
455.00 297.03 580.00 97.00
1,429.03
L. F. PLATT LUMBER COMPANY Materials Materials-Buildings
Low Low
90.00 139.00
229.00
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES Materials
Standard
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Materials
Low
25.75
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
76.00
RADIO SHACK COMPANY Title III
Board Action
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Standard Standard
24-39
27.10
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
23.40 213.10
236.50
SAND FRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Standard Board Action
151.28 91.80 42.51 30.66
316.25
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials-Buildings Materials
Standard Low Low Low Low Low
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Materials - Buildings
Board Action
BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
GLASS COMPANY Buildings Buildings Buildings
3.12
• 11.25
576.00
2.80
28.10 14.60 61.72 23-29 41.88 . 58.50
-,23-r.Oi
223.04 253-00
59.04 287.50 297.20
323^20.
958.40
.. MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 196'f - CONT'D
STORE KRAFT MFG. COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
\ Low
465.45
Low
231.02
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
8.00
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title III
Board Action
18.90
UNITED INSULATION COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,625.00
UNIVERSAL JOINT SPECIALISTS Materials
Low
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings.
Low Board Action
39.23
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Standard
87.56 2.14
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
V
; WELCH FLOORS, INCORPORATED Materials - Buildings
Low
8.94 ■ 263.10 261.60
524.70
55.18
89.70
40.00
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES Materials - Buildings
Standard
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Board Action Board Action
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Standard
13.95
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INCORPORATED Library-Voc. Tech. Area Center
Standard
7.55
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
10.00 552.00 5 .336.80” ’ 5.898.80
186.44
BELLE ISLE PLUMBING, HEATING & AIR COND. Est. #1 - Heating Plants
Board Action
35,210.00
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #9 - Bldg. (Southeast)
Board Action
43,983.00
CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY Building Permit-Voc.Tech.Educ .Center
Board Action
186.75
COMMANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #2-Bldg. (John Marshall)
Board Action
74,156.00
CONNELLY PAVING COMPANY, INC. Est. #l-Paving-(u.S. Grant)
Board Action
16,433,24
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #3 - Portable Bldgs.
Board Action
73,981.00
GADDIS-WALKER ELECTRIC, INC. Est. #2-Rewiring (Page & Dunbar)
Board Action
9,004.74
Board Action u
8,241.00
Board Action
257.50
Board Action
93.00
E. D. HILL ENGINEERING COMPANY Business Expense
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment - Southeast MOORE ELECTRIC COMPANY
i
B-23
BOND FUND
J. R. HENDERSON COMPANY Est. #2-Heating Plant (W.Nichols Hills)
Bills and Payrolls
I
316
MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
v
NOFTSGER, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #2-Arch. Fee (John Marshall)
Board Action
1,483.12
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #2-Bldgs. (Stonegate)
Board Action
17,638,00
OKLAHOMA TESTING LABORATORIES Business Expense
Board Action
1,142.25
PHILCO-FORD CORPORATION, TECHREP DEV. Eqpt.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Area Center
Board Action
1,702.46
PHILLIPS & STONG ENGINEERING COMPANY Business Expense
Board Action
2.15
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING COMPANY Est. #3-Air Conditioning
Board Action
11,741.60
REYNOLDS AND MORRISON Est. #9-Arch. Fee (Southeast)
Board Action
879.66
SMITH-WEIR RLECTRIC COMPANY Final Est.-Rewiring (Shidler)
Board Action
6,221.00
STREETS PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY Est. #2 - Heating Plant (Arcadia)
Board Action
1,890.00
TRIPLE A. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #1-Paving (Sequoyah)
Board Action
8,247-98
TURNBULL & MILLS, INCORPORATED Est. #l-Arch.Fee (Stonegate)
Board Action
352.76
WRIGHT & SELBY-ARCHITECTS-ENGINEERS Est. #l-Arch.Fee (Voc.Tech.Area Center)
Board Action
21,470.00
J. Lo BROADHURST Mileage
Board Action
28.56
G. L. BUFORD Mileage
Board Action
19.68
JAKE A. DIGGS Mileage
Board Action
17.63
OTIS E. DULAN Mileage
Board Action
2I084
F. J. TEFERTILLER Mileage
Board Action
24.88
W. Ro PANZE Mileage
Board Action
39.52
AMERICAN MUTUAL COMPANY Supplies
Low
40«64
JOHN A. BROWN & COMPANY Supplies
Low
9.98
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Meals (June) Meals (July)
Board Action Board Action
OKLA. CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Supplies-St orer oom
Board Action
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R-5-7-14238
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 294-67
4,805.58 , 2.529.67
7.335.25
453.80
317
MEETING OF AUGUST 7,.. 1967 - CONT'D..................... : COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM (continued)
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B-25
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Transportation
Board Action
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Supplies
Standard
16.00
RHYTHM RECORD COMPANY Supplies
Standard
248.30
T. G. & Y. STORES, INCORPORATED Supplies
Standard
129.91
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies
Low
108.18
2,000.00
1966-67 TITLE I - 1________________________ ________
MYRTLE DESK COMPANY Instructional Equipment
;
Board Action
10,994-10;
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
SILVER BURDETT COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Bills and Payrolls
Publisher
21.65
1967-68 TITLE 1-2 TED BAUMBERGER In Service
Board Action
200.00
W. G. BLACK In Service
Board Action
325.00
FAITH BROWN In Service
Board Action
165.97
MURRAY BUTLER Trans portat ion
Board Action
1,088.32
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Instructional Supplies
Selected
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Meals - July
Board Action
1967-68 TITLE 1-2 (continued)
2.95 21,692.75
B-26
0. C. ELSEA In Service
Board Action
525.00
KAY HEDGES In Service
Board Action
277-54
E. M. KERFOOT In Service
Board Action
375.00
LOY DONNA MARKLAND Doctor Salary
Board Action
1,080.00
JAMES A. MOORE In Service
Board Action
225.00
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Transportation
Board Action
8,280.00
LLOYD W. STEVENS Transportation
Board Action
544.16
CARL TRAYLOR Transportation
Board Action
544-16
318
MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT'D H Bills and. ;■ Payrolls________ 1966-67 TITLE 1-2
\ \A
ROBERT ALLEN In Service
Board Action
526.14
AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY In Struc. Supplies
Board Action
141.20
AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE, INC. Instruc. Supplies Instruc. Supplies
Publisher Board Action
TOM BACIG In Service
Board Action
396.20
PRIMER LEE BARR In Service
Board Action
225.00
TED BAUMBERGER In Service
Board Action
500.00
30.80 110.50
141.30
R. K. BLACK INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies J
Board Action Standard Standard
W. G. BLACK In Service
Board Action
475.00
MORTON BOTEL In Service
Board Action
504.60
BOWMAR RECORDS, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel Expense
Board Action
150.40
BRAUNLICH EQUIPMENT COMPANY Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
7,609.90
CAPITOL ELECTRONICS, INC. Instructional Equipment
Board Action
114.80
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Food Service Food Service
Board Action Board Action
CHEVIOT CORPORATION Instructional Supplies
Board Action
60.30
CHILDRENS PRESS, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
3,043.44
DONALD 0. CLIFTON In Service
Board Action
3O9.39!
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Remodeling Supplies
Board Action
161.96
CURRICULUM MATERIALS CORPORATION Instructional Supplies
Publisher
30.00
MAURA DAILY, S.P. In Service
Board Action
30.00
DANCE RECORD CENTER/FOLKRAFT DIV. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
185.00
WALT DISNEY 16MM FILMS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
30.00
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment Instructional Equipment Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action Board Action Selected Low
425.00 180.27 242.50
3,044.50 525.50
3,390.95 44.072.34
847.77
3,570.00
47,463.29
60.90
□ 1,165.23 17,736.88 441.30 28.52 9.10
19,381.03
319
MEETING.OF JWGUST 7,.. 1967. - CONT ' D
| EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, INCORPORATED p
■
Instructional Supplies EDUCATIONAL RECORDINGS OF AMER. INC. Instructional Supplies
: EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC. Instructional Supplies
178.50
Board Action
148.50
99.60 ;
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Remodel - Materials
Low
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA EDUC. CORP. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
2,617.65 j
0. Go ELSEA. JR. In Service
Board Action
387.50
FAIRVIEW AUDIO-VISUAL COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
1 8,599.50 1
FEARON PUBLISHERS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
246.75
FIDELER COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
460.45
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL CORP. Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
FOLKWAYS/SCHOLASTIC RECORDS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
FRANKLIN WATTS, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies ■
Publisher
DELMER F. HARRIS COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Low
ARTHUR W. HEILMAN In Service
Board Action
426.72
MISS JAN HIGGINS In Service
Board Action
25.00
; MRS. ERMON HOGAN In Service
Board Action
246.06
'
1 o
Board Action
:
;
O
306.26 !
302.00 2.877.6A
3,179.64 380.09
39.60 210.70
14.64
HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
MRS. SIBYL HOSKIN In Service
Board Action
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Remodel - Materials
Low Letter Bid
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION Remodel - Materials
Low
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Instructional
Board Action
1,071.52
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
58.00
; KEN-A-VISION MFG. COMPANY, INC. Instructional Equipment
Board Action
64O.OO
' E. M. KERFOOT In Service
Board Action
300.00
l —!
■
:
■
KEYBOARD JR. PUBLICATIONS, INC. Instruc. Supplies Instruc. Supplies
Board Action Publisher
LERNER PUBLICATIONS Instruc. Supplies
Board Action
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Instruc. Supplies
Publisher
70.30 197.-M
267.64
225.00 77.05
104.00
37A.5O
Jdx75.
418.25 354.00
47-80
Bills and Payrolls
320
MEETING OF AUGUST 1, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and. Payrolls_______
\
LORD ASSOCIATES Instruco Supplies Instruc. Supplies
Board Action Board Action
MACMILLAN COMPANY Instruc. Supplies
Board Action
153 .40
MATH-MASTER LABS, INCORPORATED Instruc. Supplies
Board Action
469.50
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Publisher
G & C MERRIAM COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
187.05
CHARLES E. MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Instruc. Supplies
Board Action
316.47
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Remodel - Materials Remodel - Materials
Board Action Low
MILLER-NORRIS COMPANY, INC. Instruc. Supplies I 1
Low ... .... . ..
..
—-
■ ......
2,002.68 82.10
2,084.78
15.40
14.21 41.40
55.61 13.05
—
MISCO BIOLOGICAL, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
509.00
JAMES A MOORE In Service
Board Action
75.00
MURRAY MYERS COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
115.56
Board Action
149.26
NATL. CENTER FOR SCH. & COLLEGE TV Instructional Supplies
Publisher
143.75
NATL. COUNCIL OF TEACHERS OF ENGLISH Instructional Supplies
Board Action
100.25
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, INC. Instructional Supplies
Publisher
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
1,489.30
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION Transportation
Reimbursement
25,705.48
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY, INC. Instructional Equipment
Low
OKLA. DAIRY SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Instructional Supplies
Standard
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS’S SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
826 ® 84
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
2,784.00
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Instructional Equipment
Board Action
396.00
OREGON WORSTED COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
6.48
PIPKIN PHOTOSERVICE Instructional Equipment
Board Action
1,869.60
POPULAR SCIENCE PUBLISHING COMPANY,INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
50.00
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment
Board Action
449.33
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
4,431.50
NAS CO
Instructional Supplies
14.96
240.00 35.40
321
MEETING OF AUGUST
*
MRS. FRANK REES In Service
225.00
\ Board Action
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Instructional Equipment
V
Board Action
425.00
FRANK E. RICHARDS, PUBLISHER Instructional Supplies
Publisher
254.50
E. H. SARGENT & COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
142.65
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment
Board Action
296.25
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC. Instruc. Supplies Instruc. Supplies
Board Action Board Action
SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICES Instructional Supplies
Board Action
SCOTT, FORESMAN AND COMPANY Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
956.97 86.07
Board Action Board Action Board Action
192.56 138.50
SOCIETY FOR VISUAL Instructional Instructional Instructional
{
1967 - CONT'D
EDUCATIONj INC. Supplies Supplies Supplies
82.25
187.10
400.75
97,-50
1,043.04
428.56
GEORGE- SPACHE In Service
Board Action
SPECIAL CHILD PUBLICATIONS Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Publisher Publisher
SWATEK’S LAWN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Low
84.50
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS Instructional Supplies
Publisher
30.00
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Standard Standard
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
THOMPSON MOVIE SUPPLY, INC. Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Instruc. Supplies Instruc. Supplies Instruc. Supplies
Board Action Board Action Board Action
PRISCILLA TYLER In Service
Board Action
324.00
POVL TOUSSING In Service
Board Action
50.00
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Instruct. Equipment
Board Action
124.26
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Instruc. Supplies
Board Action
901.25
VARITYPER CORPORATION Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
4,891.20
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
289.51
J. WESTON WALCH, PUBLISHER Instruc. Supplies
Standard
MISS CAROLYN WHITENACK
n-----------j
a
^4-
397.50
40.00 10.00
50.00
72.93 21.60
95.20 38.95 13.88 232.00 2,538.20 942.40
94.53
3,860.63 ; 1,834.00
249.25 91.95 115.20
456.40
34.45 1
Bills and Payrolls
322
MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1 |
v
WIBLE LANGUAGE INSTITUTE Instructional Supplies
Publisher
WINDSOR RECORDS COMPANY, INC. Instruc. Supplies Instruc. Supplies
Publisher Publisher
Ho Wo WILSON’COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
680 00
WORLD ALMANAC Instruc. Supplies
Publisher
18.00
MRS. PAT WRIGHT In Service
Board Action
ZANER-BLOSER COMPANY Instruc. Supplies
Standard
10.45
15.30
7M5-
86.85
1,050.00
11.00
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
B-33
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Library Resources
Publisher
FIDELER COMPANY Library Resources
Board Action
71.54
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Resources
Board Action
4,050.06
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC. Library Resources Library Resources
Board Action Board Action
9.00
101.25 29.90
131.15
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET Transportation
Board Action
900.00
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Transportation
Board Action
1,500.00
MERVEL S. LUNN Travel Exp.- Hawaii I.D.E.A.
Board Action
135.00
SERVICE CONTAINER CORPORATION Instruction
Selected
10.50
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Administration
Low
34.36
COLONIAL COSTUME SHOP, INC. Instructional
Board Action
7.50
CONTINENTAL CENTRAL LINES Transportation
Board Action
,108.75
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Instructional
Low
BRUNEL FARIS Instruction Instruction
Board Action Board Action
CLAIRE JONES Instruction
Board Action
1066-67 TITLE III - 3
93.20
300.00 600.00
900.00 205.00
323
MEETING OF AUGUST Y, J.967 - CONT'D
u__ t~
L~
Lj
Bills and 80.00 Payrolls
EDDIE LOCKHART Instruction
Board Action
LYRIC THEATER, OCU Community Service
Board Action
121.50
JOHN MURPHY Instruction
Board Action
120.00
MRS. MARILYN OGILVIE Instruction
Board Action
389.50
OKLA. CITY UNIV. ART DEPARTMENT Community Services
Board Action
2,350.39
OKLA. CITY UNIV. CREATIVE DRAMATICS Community Services
Board Action
255.00
OKLA. CITY UNIV. THEATER Community Services
Board Action
155.51
OKLA. SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION, INC Administration Community Services
Board Action Board Action
RENAISSANCE PLAYERS Community Services
Board Action
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY Instruction
Low
MIGUEL TEREKHOV Instruction Instruction
Board Action Board Action
T.G.&Y. #39 Instruction
Low
38.76
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Instruction
Low
91.15
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO Instruction
Board Action
2.55
VAN FRANCIS TYPESETTING COMPANY Adminis tr at i on
Board Action
24.00
WESTERN HERITAGE CENTER & COWBOY HALL OF FAME Community Services
Board Action
97.50
ROGER WHITE Instruction Instruction
Board Action Board Action
841.10 2,i?5»7Q
3,036.80
500.00 99.80
40.00 40.00
600.00 300.00
A 80.00
900.00
B- 35
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF JULY 1967 WILLIAM AND CLEOPATRA CRIGLER
Board Action
2,832.11
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
Board Action
1,408.50
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
Board Action
300.00
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
14,970.99
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
1,059.45
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
. 292,879.02
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
156.29
,STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
. 413.94
.STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
415.86
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Board Action
2,289.55
STUMPFF CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
Board Action
2,367.89
324
MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT'D R. #260 (Bills and. 'Payrolls Approved.
A. motion was made "by Mr. Estes and secon^edyby Mr. Rogers to ratify the July payrolls, authorize issuing the August payrolls, anK.e^ithorize payment of vendor hills totaling $778; 592.63 as recommended. Motion carried?'unanimously.
R. #261 A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to revise the 1967-68 Building 67-68 Bldg.Levy Levy Budget to $2,200,000.00. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Budget Revised R. #262 It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to request the Oklahoma County Clerk to appropriate Title III funds in the amount of $50,000.00. The motion carried unanimously Appropriation Title III Funds on roll call.
R. #263 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of Personnel Directories for use by all schools from Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply which Personnel Directories App. submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,792.00 is to be charged to Account G 120-P2. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #264 A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of TV Camera Tubes television camera tubes for use by the Broadcasting Center from the following companies which submitted the low quotations: Purchased
$ 3,350.00 201.00
Dulaney1s Radio Supply, Inc.
$ 3,551.00
Total
purchases are to be charged to Account G 620-A. R. #265 Laundry Sup. Purchased
Motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of laundry supplies for use by the Central Laundry from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
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MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT'D jilt was moved, by Mrs. Welch and seconded by.JfaS. Rogers to approve the purchase of supplies R. #268 b' for use by the Health Office from Ashby Pre'Xcfcption Pharmacy which submitted the low Health Office i; quotation. This purchase in the amount of $654.01 is to be charged to Account G 322-A. Supplies All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the validation of agreements for furnishing transportation services for the 1967-68 school year with the following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice: Sooner School Buses School Bus Transportation Company, Inc. Safeway Transportation Company.
R. #269 . Transportation i Agreements for J 1967-68________
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It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of supplies i1 for a class in leather craft at Jackson Junior High School from Tandy Leather Company i;which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in hthe amount of $1,181.85 is to be charged to Account G 2U0-B. Motion carried with all members voting "Aye" on roll call.
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:Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of textbooks, tests, and various teaching aids for use by the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center and various secondary schools from the following companies: $ 3,603.^5 2,344.33 522.35 589.08
Houghton Mifflin Company McGraw Hill Book Company D. C. Heath and Company Tecnifax Corporation Total
$ 7,059.21 i
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$ 5,127.82 1,3^2.31 589.O8
A1.1 members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #272 hA motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of a ji basketball scoreboard for use at Capitol Hill Senior High School from Olen Williams Sales Basketball Scoreboard App. iiand Service which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the yattached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,422.50 is to be charged to Account HBL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously. _______ ____
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hIt was moved Dy Mrs. Welch .and seconded by. Mh. Rogers to approve the purchase of supplies R. #268 s' for use Dy the Health Office from Ashby Prescription Pharmacy which submitted the low Health Office i, quotation. This purchase in the amount of $%>54.O1 is to be charged to Account G 322-A. Supplies : All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #269 Transportation Agreements for 1967-68
■;A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the validation of agreements for furnishing transportation services for the 1967-68 school year with the ‘ following companies which submitted quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Sooner School Buses School Bus Transportation Company, Inc. Safeway Transportation Company. '.All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ees’g'
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Houghton Mifflin Company McGraw Hill Book Company D. C. Heath and Company Tecnifax Corporation
$ 3,603.45 2,344.33 522.35 - 589.08
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i All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #272 i<A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of a !:basketball scoreboard for use at Capitol Hill Senior High School from 01en Williams Sales Basketball s'and Service which submitted the low quotation on specifications in response to the Scoreboard App.' hattached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $2,422.50 is to be charged to Account liBL 620-CD. Motion ‘ ^oesiggg
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p- #273 ’ Art Room Furn. Purchased.
R. #274 Music Supplies Purchased
It was moved, hy Mr. Rogers and. seconded. hy'Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of art room furniture for use hy Star-Spencer Junior-^eSior High School from Thompson Book and Supply Company which submitted the low quotation ita. response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3,100.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. Motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of music supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,253.05 847-77 2,564.00 1,707-50
Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Inter-City Violin Studios Rhythm Bank Incorporated Peripole, Incorporated
$ 6,372.32
Total These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$ 4,705.50 1,666.82
G 240-A G 240-B Motion carried unanimously on roll call
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■R. #275 : Instructional ■Supplies App.
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of instructional supplies for vocational and industrial art classes from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Minton Machinery Company Severin Supply Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Whitton Supply Company Hooper Supply Company Sherwin Williams Company L. L. Ridgway Enterprises, Inc. Eugene Dietzgen Company Triangle School Equipment Company A. & E. Equipment Company, Inc. Frederick Post Company Presto Welding Supplies U. S. Plywood Corporation The Lincoln Electric Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B. call.
$ 6,830.12 3,823.32 2,582.34 4,949.10 1,223.9^ 3,507.12 664.80 648.48 414.00 - 105.00 1,257-47 1,801.47 1,208.56 2,530.20 111.60 562.44 1,548.19 $33,767.92 All members voted "Aye" on roll
R. #276 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of Steel Purchased Steel for use by various schools from Steel Supply Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,408.42 is to be charged to Account G 240-B. Motion carried unanimously.
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded £ylpr. Hill to approve the purchase of art room furniture for use "by Star-Spencer Junior-'^eSior High School from Thompson Book and Supply Company which submitted the low quotation Tn response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3,100.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of music supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,253*05 847«77 2,564.00 1,707*50
Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Inter-City Violin Studios Rhythm Bank Incorporated Peripole, Incorporated
$ 6,372 * 32
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: G 240-A G 240-B
$ 4,705.50 1,666.82
Motion carried unanimously on roll call
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of instructional supplies for vocational and industrial art classes from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Minton Machinery Company Severin Supply Company Marshall Supply & Equipment Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Whitton Supply Company Hooper Supply Company Sherwin Williams Company L. L. Ridgway Enterprises, Inc. Eugene Dietzgen Company Triangle School Equipment Company A. & E. Equipment Company, Inc. Frederick Post Company Presto Welding Supplies U. S. Plywood Corporation The Lincoln Electric Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B. call.
$ 6,830.12 3,823.32 2,582.34 4,949.10 1,223.9^ 3,507.12 664.80 648.48 414.00 . 105.00 1,257-47 1,801.47 1,208.56 2,530.20 111.60 562.44 1,548.19
$33,767.92 All members voted "Aye" on roll
R. #276 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of Steel Purchased Steel for use by various schools from Steel Supply Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $8,408.42 is to be charged to Account G 240-B. Motion carried unanimously.
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Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs Welch to approve the purchase of |s magazine subscriptions for use by various s\^v pls from Popular Subscription Service which submitted the low quotation in response: to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $10,811.16 is to be charged to Account G 230-B. All members voted "Aye" • on roll call. A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of cafeteria equipment for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the following Notice:
R- #277 Magazine Subs Approved
R. #278 Cafeteria Eqpt. Purchased
$14,380.00 2,880.00 5,996.34 17,9^3.00 2,854.50 177-12
Virgil Greene Company, Inc. Curtis Equipment Company Goodner Van Company Gardner Hotel Supply City Carbonic Company, Inc. Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company
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R. #279 Paving Material; Purchased
$ 8,250.00 160.00
Brooks & McConnell, Inc Vinsonite Sales Company Total i These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
Motion carried unanimously
•Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of hard; ware and roofing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following com; panies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
R. #280 Hardware and Roofing Supplies
$ 3,764.13 188.63 6.38
L. F. Platt Lumber Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company Steel Supply Company Total nThese purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 3,959.14
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$ 2,446.02 Motion carried unanimously.
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MEETING OF AUGUST 7, 1967 - CONT’D R. #277 Magazine Subs Approved
..Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by 1Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of •hfeols from Popular Subscription Service h magazine subscriptions for use by various sej w ’■ which submitted the low quotation in response to thej above Notice. This purchase in - the amount of $10,811.16 is to be charged to Account G 230-B. All members voted "Aye" ■ on roll call.
R. #278 Cafeteria Eqpt. Purchased
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of cafeteria equipment for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the following Notice: Virgil Greene Company, Inc. Curtis Equipment Company Goodner Van Company Gardner Hotel Supply City Carbonic Company, Inc. Triangle Blue Print & Supply Company
$14,380.00 2,880.00 5,996.34 17,943.00 2,854.50 177.12
Total
$44,230-96
These purchases are to be charged to Central Food Service.
Motion carried unanimously
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h It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr Hill to approve the purchase of paving material for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which subEmitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice: $ 8,250.00 160.00
Brooks & McConnell, Inc. Vinsonite Sales Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 8,410.00
Motion carried unanimously
"Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of hard; ware and roofing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following comJpanies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 3,764.13 188.63 6.38
L. F. Platt Lumber Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company Steel Supply Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 3,959-14
Motion carried unanimously
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Graybar Electric Company, Inc Pyramid Supply, Inc. Hunzicker Brothers General Electric Supply Company
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Motion carried unanimously
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Jr . #282
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of paint for’ :Paint Purchased use hy the Maintenance Department from ttiV.^ollowing companies which submitted the low quotations:
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Oklahoma Seating Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
R. #283 Agreements for Mtls. and/or Services for 1967-68 Sch.Yr.
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Motion carried unanimously.
|A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize validation of jagreements with the following companies for various materials and/or services for the 11967-68 school year. Quotations submitted in response to the attached Notices. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
Electric Supply of Oklahoma, Inc. Pipkin Photo Service Active Electrical Distributors, Inc. The Dolese Company Makins Concrete Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company American Air Filter Company, Inc. Kerr McGee Corporation Bill Story Fire & Safety Company Oklahoma City Linen Service Del Paint Manufacturing Corp. The Glidden Company CEL Chemical Coatings, Inc. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Luminall Paints, Inc. Anchor Paint Company of OC, Inc. Sherwin Williams Company Standard Paint Works, Inc. Capitol Paint Manufacturing Corp. Enmar, Inc. Lord Associates Childrens Press Ferguson Publishing Company Interstate Library Service Company Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Electronic Dictation Systems Oklahoma State Penitentiary Motter Bookbinding Company Thompson School Book Depository Oklahoma School Book Depository Coronet Films McGraw Hill Book Company Educational Services, Inc. Encyclopedia Britannica Films MPATI Great Plains Regional TV Library Walt Disney Films (Jim Martin) Productions Unlimited, Inc. Teaching Film Custodians Films, Incorporated Montgomery Elevator Company A. & W. Violin Repair Inter-City Studios Lauback Music Company Millsap's Harold Blue Sharp and Nichols Company Jenkins Music Company Rawson Music Company Stephens Brothers Butler Shade Company Carl Trappe Venetian Blind Service Capitol Window Covering H. W. Wilson Company Gardner Hotel Supply Company Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply Hobart Sales Agency, Inc. Morrison Wholesale Company Tyler & Simpson Company Nationwide Papers, Incorporated Southern Coffee & Restaurant Supply,Inc. Wm. E. Davis & Sons Fuller Brush Company
Fluorescent & Incandescent Lamps Projection Lamps Projection Lamps Concrete, Sand So Linestone Crushed Limestone Products Cement & Plastering Products Roll-O-Mat Filter Media Gasoline Fire Extinguishers, Checking, Recharging, and Maintaining Linen Service Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Paint Products & Supplies Library Books Library Books Library Books Library Books Oxygen and Acetylene Telefunken, Ediphone & Soundscriber Rebinding of Books Rebinding of Books Textbooks Textbooks Television Rights Television Rights Television Rights Television Rights Television Rights Television Rights Film Lease Film Lease Film Lease Film Lease Elevator Maintenance Instrument Repair Instrument Repair Instrument Repair Instrument Repair Instrument Repair Instrument Repair Instrument Repair Instrument Repair Plano Repair Venetian Blinds Venetian Blinds Venetian Blinds Wilson Library Subscriptions Small Equipment & Supplies Small Equipment & Supplies Small Equipment & Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies Miscellaneous Cafeteria Supplies (Continued)
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MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1967
•THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1967; AT 10:00 A.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President and Member Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member
ABSENT:
Melvin P. Rogers, Member (Arrived at 10:20 a.m.)
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - H. B. Ginn, David Light, Earl Martin, Joe Park, Tom Smith, and numerous bond bidders.
The invocation was given by Mr. Park and was followed by roll call.
! Invocation
SPECIAL R. #286 It appearing that due and legal notice had been given that said School District would Open Bond Bids offer for sale on this date, at this hour, and at this place $5>000,000.00 of Building and Equipment Bonds of said School-District, of a total of $14,250,000.00 authorized to be issued, maturing $385,000.00 in two years from their date and $385,000.00 annually each year thereafter until paid, except that the last installment shall be for $380,000.06 a motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to open the bids received in > response to the attached Notice. All members present, Mr. Estes, Dr. Hill, Mrs. Welch, j and Mr. Lott, voted "Aye" on roll call. The following bids were received and considered j by the Board: i
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First Natl. Bank, Okla. City; First Natl. City Bank, New York, and Associates
3-78844
Harris Trust & Savings Bank, Chicago, et al
3.8641
1,544,513.00
Liberty National Bank, Okla. City; Halsey, Stuart and Co., et al
3.8654
1,545,012.50
First Boston Corp., et al
3.8710
1,547,268.75
First National Bank of Chicago, et al
3.876337
1,549,372.00
Lehman Brothers, et al
3.9050
1,560,847.50
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.
3.909669
1,562,695.00
Bankers Trust Company, et al
3.9238
1,568,373.80
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., et al
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At 10:20 a.m., while the computation was in process, Mr. Rogers arrived
Mr. Rogers Arrived
•After due consideration of all bids received by the Board, a motion was made by Mr.Rogers|R. #287 .that the $5,000,000.00 of Building and Equipment Series C Bonds of 1967 be awarded, sold,(Sale of Bonds and delivered to The First National Bank, Oklahoma City, and First National City Bank of j$5,000,000.00 New York, and Associates who bid the lowest rate of interest the bonds shall bear, agree-j ing to pay par and accrued interest for the bonds, upon fulfillment of the terms as set | <out in said contract and bid for the purchase of said bonds. Said motion was seconded | ■by Mr. Estes and was adopted by the following vote:
AYE: NAY:
Estes, Hill, Rogers, Welch, and Lott. None.
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MEETING OF AUGUST 30, 1967 - CONT'D R. #288 Return of Bid. Deposits
A motion was made By Mrs. Welch and seconded By Mr. Rogers to return Bid deposits to the unsuccessful Bidders. All memBers votedN'TWe" on roll call.
R. #289 Issuance of Bonds Approved
Thereupon, Mr. Estes introduced a Resolution, which was read in full By the Clerk, and upon motion By Mr. Rogers, seconded By Dr. Hill, was adopted By the following vote: ATE:
Estes, Hill, Rogers, Welch, and Lott.
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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:
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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 $1^,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 TEE PAYMENT OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON THE SAME, FIXING OTHER DETAILS OF TEE ISSUE.
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Adjournment
Motion to adjourn was made by Dr. Hill, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the 2nd day of October, 1967.
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MEETING, OF SEPTEMBER % 1967
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOM^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, TUE^)AY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1967, AT 1:30 P.M. PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President and Member Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson,' Attorney; K. D. Elswick, Jack Stockton, Auditors;' Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff; members - Floy Campbell, James Casey, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy Mullenix, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, Gilbert Robinson, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor, Charles Allen, Allen Williams; Bess Stewart, ! Vivian Mattox, Betty Williams, Helen Potts, Nadine Carolina, Hazel Harrison, Isabelle i Spangler, Ann White, OCCTA; Mrs. Ben Hulsopple, Mrs. Richard Moore, PTA; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, > League of Women Voters; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma City Times. ; The invocation was given by Dr. Hill and was followed by roll call.
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Mr. Lott welcomed the guests.
; Guests . ...........Welcomed
On motion of Dr. Hill, seconded by Mr. Rogers, the .minutes of the meeting of August 7, 1967, were unanimously approved as presented.
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#291 jMinutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
:Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine monthly financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's file.)
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, reported that the paper work on the bond sale is nearing completion and he hopes to deliver the transcript to the Attorney General this week.
i Treasurer1s ,Report______ ^Attorney's t Report
Mr. Jack Stockton reported that his firm has been working on the year-end audit and will Auditors' Reports have it completed very shortly. He has checked all of the bills in this agenda and has found that they are in proper order for Board action. Mr. K. D. Elswick reported that his firm has completed the audit of the activity funds and that he has been busy this past month holding a training seminar for elementary and secondary financial secretaries. Copies of the Activities Fund Audit were presented to the Board Members and a copy is on file in the Clerk's office.
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the above reports as presented. Motion carried unanimously. .SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
R. #292 jReports jApproved
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to direct the following persons !R. #293 Professional to attend meetings as indicated: Trips Approved N. L. George, National Council on Schoolhouse Construction, Detroit, Michican, October 2-5, 1967• Jesse Lindley, Conference on Secondary School Problems in Large Cities, Cleveland, Ohio, October l-5> 1967-
Melvin P. Rogers, The Urban Schools Conference, Washington, D. C., September 20-22, 1967. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to confirm authorization to Lonnie Gilliland to attend the annual American Drivers and Traffic Safety Education Conference, Springfield, Missouri, August 13-18, 1967* National Education Association to pay all expenses. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #294 Professional Trip Confirmed
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for William Cecil Pulliam, Supervisor, Custodial Service Department, deceased August 22, 1967. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #295 Resolution of Appreciation
motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to negotiate a written agreement R. #296 Agreement with 'with the Oklahoma Academy of Science for the provision of consultants in science. This Okla. Academy would be a part of the program for talented science students sponsored by the school j of Science______ system. Total cost to the Board of Education will be $310-00 for the school year effective September 18, 1967* Motion carried unanimously. Dr. Tom Smith reported that the first day enrollment figure for the 1967-68 school year is 71^036, kindergarten through twelve.
j First Day |Enrollment______
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PERSONNEL Personnel Recommended
It was requested that the persons listed baLow he employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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MEETING ,0E SEPTEMBER.-..196'f - CONT’D Personnel
P
INSTRUCTIONAL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
effecti ve DATE
O ST N E L NAME
SALARY
Resignations (Mrs) Loar, Carol S. (Mr) McNally, James R.
Belle Isle 2nd
5-26=67
Cap. Hill Jr. Ind. Arts
5-26=67
(Mrs) Cooke, Frances E.
Cap. Hill Sr. Eng.
5-26-67
(Mrs) Exendine, Lois
Ridgeview 4th
(Mr) Elliott, Thomas S<> (Mrs) Wooster, Judy L,
Northeast Auto Meeh. Lee Sth
(Mrs) Jones, Rebecca
Western Village* 6th
5-26-67
(Mr) Jones, Charles M.
Page 6th
5-26-67
(Mrs) Brown, Suzanne M.
Longfellow 3rd Kennedy French & Span.
(Mrs) Vaughan, Blanche
(Miss)
Polk 2nd Truman 4th
Twine, Patricia A. (Mrs) Stripling, Wynnona (Mr) Jackson, Harold (Mrs) Holt, Billie Ro (Mrs) Wilson, Jacqueline
5-26=67
5-26-67
ASSIGNMENT
$5550.
o.s.u. B.S.
3
67=68
Belle Isle 2nd
(Mrs) Simpson, Margaret L.
5750.
B.N.C. B.S.
5
67-68
Ridgeview 4th
(Mrs) Wittek, Myrilyn P.
5950.
Fla. S. U. B.S.
7
67-68
Lee 5th
(Mrs) Leard, Marilynn W,
5-26-67
5-26=67 5-26-67 5-26-67
5-26=67
Parmelee 5th
5-26-67
Dewey 2nd
5-26=67
(Miss) Castle, Donna L.
Ross 4th
5=26=67
(Mrs) Heaton, Frances E.
Monroe 2nd
5=26=67
(.Mr) Davenport, Donny W.
Garden Oaks 6th
5=26=67
- :
V.
(Miss) Griffin, Linda L.
5250.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
Monroe 2nd
67-68
P ERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
5-26=67
Hoover Math.
Ss
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ass ig Hmeni
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
Resignations* (Mrs) Winfield, Rena R.
Roosevelt Home Ec.
(Mr) Witt, Jack (Mrs) Jeter, Marcelea
Central Math. Rockwood 1st
(Mrs) Arnold, Linda C.
Webster S.S. & Eng.
5=26=67
(Mr) Kyle, Nicholas S.
Classen Art
5=26=67
(Mrs) Ahlbrandt, Evelyn E.
Roosevelt Math.
5=26=67
(Miss) Paris, Judith N. (Mrs) McDaniel, Linda K.
Emerson 4th
5=26=67
Mark Twain Primary
5=26=67
(Mr) Ward, Le Roy
Marshall Dist.Edo = Voc0
6-9-67
5=26=67
(Mrs) White, Sherry J.
2
67=68
Roosevelt Home Ec.
5=26=67
(Miss) Smith, Eva K.
5250.
o.u. B.S.
0
67=68
Webster 1 S.S. & Ehgi.
(Mr) Lewis, Richard T.
5550.
SanFran. St. B.A.
3%
67=68
Roosevelt Math.
(Mr) Fite, Claud A.
7200.
O.S.U. B.S.
7
67=68
Marshall Dist. Ed. = Voc.
8=30=67
(Mrs) Millerborg, Martha
Hawthorne 2nd
5=26=67
(Mrs)
Brown, Mary A. (Mrs) May, Betty N.
Prairie Queen 1st Columbus 1st
(Mrs) Johnson, Bertha A.
Tyler 1st
5=26=67
(Miss) Foreman, Joan R.
Henry Spec. Ed.
5=26=67
(Miss) Yoder, Gustava
Monroe 6th
5=26=67
Dees, Jackie F.
Northeast SaSo
(Mrs) Hardin, Patricia
5=26=67
(Mrs) Devoe, Cheryl Ao
"Ih F)
0oSoU« BoS*
5=26=67
Cap. Hill Sr. Metalwork Inst. Dept. Asst. Supt.
(Mr) Back, Charles F. “■(Dr) Kidd, Gerald D.
$5450.
5-26=67
5-26=67
■ (Mrs) Davee, Frances L.
5250.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
Prairie Queen 1st i
67-68 j
5=26=67
5250. 5250.
O.S.U. BoSe
CoSoCe BaAo
0
0
67=68 67=68
r
Monroe 6th Northeast S.S.
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336
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 19&1 ~ CONT'D Personnel
_____ ;
J
NAME
_______
PER S'O ^I NEL
INSTRUCTIONAL ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME '
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations Williams, Ruth Lo
Edison 3rd
5-26=67
(Mrs) Moses, Pamela Ko
Star Spencer Eng.
5-26-67
Hom, Ronnie
Marshall S.S.
5=26-67
Marshall Math.
5-26-67
(Mrs) Galloway, Lana (Mrs) Morris, Sally Mo (Mrs) Chesney, Virginia
Southern Hills 1st Arthur 1st
(Mrs) Chabino, Karen (Miss) Williams, Virginia A.
5-26=67
(Mrs) Taliaferro, Elizabeth N.
16350.
O.U. M.A.
N.E.S.C. B.S.
7
67-68
Marshall Math.
0
67-68
Arthur Primary
67-68
Larayette 3rd
5-26-67
(Miss) Morgan,Teri S.
5250.
Lafayette 3rd
5-26-67
(Miss) Dunlap, Jean E.
5250.
Northwest Eng.
5-26-67
(Mrs) Ridgley, Judith W.
5350.
Tex <. Western B.A.
1
67-68
Northwest Eng.
Northeast Nurse
5-26-67
(Mrs) Thomas, Donna N.
5000.
Mercy Hosp. R.N.
0
67-68
Northeast Nurse
(Miss) Bowlby, Judith
Central Eng.
5-26-67
(Mr) Layton, Joe L. (Miss) Fellingham, Jane E.
Hillcrest 4th
5-26-67
Marshall Span,
5-26-67
(Mrs) Williams, Margaret No “W
Douglass Eng.
5-26-67
Grant Dist, Ed.
5-26-67
Henry, Benn L.
Grant Psychology
5-26-67
(Mr) Fuller, Larry L.
Jefferson Band H Orcho
5-26-67
(Mrs) Anneler, Annalee (Mr)
Culbertson 5th Kennedy Metalwork
(Mrs) Wilson, Bettye J.
Lemmons, Roy J. (.Mr;
Gray, Bobby J«
0
5-26-67
5-26=67
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
U.b.U. B.S.
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations
Tm EJ
Hoover Science Every, Charles A. (Mrs) -------------- —------ — Stonegate % T. Kgn. Cypert, Jeanne
5=26=67 5=26=67
(Mr) Ballard, Robert J.
Jackson Phys. Ed.
5=26=67
(Mrs) Stephens, Gladys M.
Kennedy Eng.
5=26=67
(Mrs) Everidge, Rosa L.
(Davenport - transfer)
(Mrs) McCharen, Martha ISr) Short, Robert
(Todd - transfer)
(Mrs) Steele, Linda E.
(Additional position)
Stout, Christie Jo
(McClanahan - resigned)
Stuckey, Marilyn L.
(Vaughan - transfer)
C.S.C. BoAo
0
67-68
Kennedy Eng.
5513.
o.u. B.S.
0
67=68
Spec. Serv. Speech Therapist
5350.
CoS.C. B.S.
1
67-68
Oakridge Inter.
5350.
U. of S.C. B.A.
1
67=68
Telstar Inter.
5250.
O.C.L.A. B.S.
0
67-68
Longfellow Primary
$5250.
(Mrs)
(Miss)
CeSeC.
Ross
5250.
B.S.
0
67-68
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Ross, Sue A.
5250.
c.s.c. B.S.
0
67=68
(Harrison & Davis - transfer)
(Mrs) Starts, Nancy E.
5650.
Md. U. B.S.
4
67=68
(Brown - resigned)
(Mrs) Wilson, Linda A.
5250.
c.s.c. B.S.
0
67-68
Longfellow Primary % Ross = % Wheeler Kgn. Longfellow Inter.
(Shedrick - resigned)
(Miss) Hart, Jane F.
5450.
St. Francis A.B.
2
67=68
Creston Hills Inter.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Bost, Erlene R.
5350.
O.S.U. B.S.
1
67=68
Belle Isle Primary
(Williams - transfer)
(Mrs) Barnes, Edna E,
5250.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
67=68
Ridgeview Inter.
(Taylor - resigned)
(Mrs) Belyeu, Mary A.
5350.
o.u. B.A.
1
67-68
Telstar Primary
8050.
O.U. M.E.
5^
8-14-67
Central Counselor
5775.
O.U. M.C.D.
0
67=68
Inst. Depto Speech Therapist
(Hom - transfer)
(Wade = resigned)
(Mr) Berry, Robert Lo (Mrs) Empie, Kathryn E.
Primary
337
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D Personnel
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
(Mrs)
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
CoS«C« B.S*
0
67=68
S* Conn. St« B.S.
0
67=68
Mark Twain Primary Southeast Phys. Ed,
B.A.
2
67-68
Marshall Meeh. Draw.
5450.
U» of Ariz. B.A.
2
67=68
Star Spencer-Title English
(Mr) Strickland, Frederick W.
5250.
S.W.Kan. B.A.
0
67=68
Eisenhower Science
(Bendorf - L/A)
(Mrs) Trosper, Nan E.
5250.
C.S.C. B*A.
0
67=68
Eisenhower French & Eng.
(Sheldon - transfer)
Vernon, Cynthia E.
5450.
B.S.
2
67—68
Northeast Math.
(Additional position)
(Mr) White, Stephen T.
5250.
c.s.c. B.S.
0
67-68
Hoover Science
(Savage - resigned)
Welling, June S.
5250.
c.s.c. B.S.
0
67=68
Grant Bus. Ed.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Cox, Jan E.
5513.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
67-68
Lee Spec. Ed.
(Jones - L/A)
(Miss) Leiker, Mary B.
5950.
St. Mary’s B.S.
7
67-68
Dunbar 6th
(Palmer - resigned)
(Mrs) Stanson, Glenda
5350.
O.B.U. B.A.
67=68
Telstar Primary
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Tatum, Susan L.
5513.
O.U. B.S.
0
67-68
Horace Mann Spec. Ed.
5513.
Prairie View B.S.
0
67-68
Northeast Spec. Ed.
5250.
Briar Cliff B.A.
0
67-68
Central Eng.
15250.
(Kilgore = resigned)
Ogle, La Fonda D,
(Streber - resigned)
(Mrs) Curry, Susan B.
(Morrison - transfer)
(Mr) Gunning, Richard B.
5450.
(Kelly - resigned)
(Mrs) Jones, Diane J.
(Additional position)
5250.
o.u.
Xavier U.
(Mrs)
(Mrs)
>
(Bowlby - resigned)
(Mr) Thornton, Franklin (Miss) Bauerly, Donna Mo
(Burris = transfer)
(Mrs) Greenwood, Edna M.
5250.
c.s.c. B.A.
0
67=68
Star Spencer Art
(Hunter = resigned)
(Mrs) Armes, Elaine M<>
5000.
St..Jo. Hosp. . R.N.
0
67-68
Webster Nurse
(Francis = transfer)
(Mr) Harrington, Clester 0.
6850.
7
67=68
Harding Dr. Ed. & Coach
(Rushing -• transfer)
M.A.
P E RSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
c.s.c.
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMEN1
,, Harding S.S®
5250.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
67=68
6350.
J. Brown U. B.S.
7
67-68
5300.
St. Anthony R.N.
5
67=68
Coolidge Inter. Inst. Dept.-Title Nurse
(Burton - transfer)
W5 Curtis, Henry V.
6350.
o.u. M.E.
7
67-68
Harmony 6th
(Phillips - transfer)
(Mrs) Williams, Mary C.
5800.
O.U. M.E.
3
67=68
Grant Bus. Ed„
(Allen - resigned)
(Mrs) Haley, Eva E.
5450.
West Tex. St. B.S.
2%
67=68
Polk - Title I Primary
(Dodson - L/A)
(Mrs) Montgomery, Marcelle S. (Mrs) '
6968.
O.U. M.S.W.
/
67=68
Inst. Dept. Visiting Counselor
(Danielson - tranfer)
Miller, Sylvia L.
5250.
Northwestern U B.S.
0
67=68
Hist. & Eng.
(Oliver - transfer)
(Mrs) Wallace, Ruth A.
5250.
Langston B.A.
0
67=68
Garden Oaks 3rd
(Robbins - resigned)
(Mr) Witten, Harold B,
5550.
C.S.C. B.A.
0
67-68
Central Band
(May - resigned)
(.Miss) Stricklin, Edna I.
5250.
S.S. Ark. B.S.B.
0
67-68
Columbus 2nd
(Miller - L/A)
(Miss) Bohle, Linda
5250.
Tex. U. B.S.
0
67-68
Fillmore Primary
mo. 583.33
O.U. IS. A.
67-68
Nursing Program Pract.Nurse Inst.
5513.
o.u. B.A.
0
67-68
Henry Spec. Ed.
(Hunter - resigned) (Worth - transfer) (Hein = resigned)
kinr/ Shenold, Larry W.
(Mrs) Bailey, Joy M. (Mrs) Rischard, Juanita
* e
Roosevelt
(Foreman - resigned)
(Mrs) Millsap, Juanita (Mrs) Osterhaus, Linda K.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Reilly, Maryann B.
5450.
St. John’s U. B.S.
2
67-68
Edison 1st
(Crosley - transfer)
(Mr) Cunningham, Ronald E.
5250.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
67-68
Cap. Hill Sr. S.S.
(Gillingham - transfer)
(Mr) Mason, Walter 0.
5250.
Langston B.S.
0
67-68
Westwood 6th
(Holcomb = transfer)
(Mrs) Thomas, Vicki J.
5513.
O.U. B.So
0
67-68
Bryan Spec. Ed.
(Additional position)
0
338
MEETING OF SEPTEEMER 5, 1967 - CONI'D
onnel
|
P E RTS Q N N E L
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
(Jones = transfer)
(Mrs) Washington, Alma F.
5250.
C .S.C 0 B.S.
0
67=68
Coolidge Primary
(Mosier = transfer)
(Mr) Cogbum, Roscoe Co
5900,
Oq C*C« B.S.E.
0
67=68
Central S.S. & Coach
(Littlepage - resigned)
(Miss) Fisher, Dorann
5250.
S.W.S.C. B.A.
%
67-68
Edison Primary
(Melton - transfer)
(Miss) Wygant, Cynthia A,
5*50.
Albion C. B.A.
2
67-68
Webster Math,
5250.
O.B.U. B.A.
0
67=6f
Roosevelt. Math.
5250.
Austin Ce B.A.
0
67-68
5250.
O.U. B.A.
0
67-68
Hoover Math. folk Primary
67-68
Northeast Art
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Meason, Linda Ko (Miss) Murphy, Suzanne (Mrs) Yielding, Susan J,
(Ables - transfer)
Thompson, Edward J,
5250o
B.A.
(Shirley - resigned)
(Miss) Francois,
5350,
Milwaukee D» B.A.
1
67-68
Lincoln 3rd
5250,
0«C »Co B.S.E.
0
67-68
Kennedy Bus. Ed.
5350.
Wichita St. B.M.E.
1
67=68
Edison Inter.
(Additional position)
(Additional position)
C.S.C.
(Mr)
Judith A.
(Mrs) Cox, Lois Ao (Mr) Davis, Oneil (mt )
(McDaniels - transfer) (Tarver - transfer)
0
(Additional position)
Hardeman, Edward
6000,
C.S.C. B.S.
0
67-68
Northeast SoSo & Coach
(Hall ~ transfer)
(Mrs) Erdman, Lynette H.
5550.
O.U. B.S.
3%
67=68
Dewey Primary
5550.
Langston B.S.
3
67-68
Northeast Math,
(Vance - L/A)
(Mr) McElwee, William Mo (Mrs) Smith, Mary Jo
5250.
O.U. B.S.
0
67-68
Grant Bus. Ed,
(Mace - transfer)
(Mrs) Williams, Alma Lo
5250.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
67=68
Harmony Sth
6600.
o.s.u. B.S.
3
8-14-67
Cap. Hill Sr. Librarian
5350.
O.U. B.S.
1
67-68
Northwest Math.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Evans, Iva Lo (Mrs) Grove, Jill K.
(Smith - transfer) (Crain - transfer)
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
85550.
O.C.U. B.A.
3
67-68
Oakridge Primary
(Mr) Goodspeed, Jerry B.
5550.
o.u. B.M.E.
0
67-68
Cap, Hill Sr. Band
(Sloss = transfer)
(Mrs) Quickie, Ethel 0.
5600.
M.A.
1
67-68
Northeast Eng.
(Edwards - transfer)
Gilyard, James D.
5550.
Langston B.A.
0
67-68
Dunjee H.S, Band
5500.
St, Francis M.S.
0
67-68
Culbertson Inter.
5250.
Tex, Tech. B.A.
0
67-68
Hoover Span.
(Shelton - transfer)
(Mrs) Wells, Joan I.
(Harris - resigned)
(Mr)
c.s.c.
(Additional position)
(Miss) Vaughn, Carole A, (Mrs) Hill, Mary A.
(Knight - L/A)
(Mrs) Miller, Vivian H.
5350.
Prairie View B.S.
1
67-68
Coolidge 2nd
(Havenstrite - transfer)
(Mr) Clark, Harold L.
5850.
B.S.
0
67-68
Marshall S.S. & Coach
(Clegg - transfer)
(Mr) Gray, John W.
5250.
C.S.C. B.A.
0
67-68
Northeast Eng. & S*S.
(Horton - L/A)
(Miss) Barrett, Carol K,
5250.
O.C.U. B.A.
0
67-68
Heronville 3rd
(Cook - resigned)
(Mrs) Gile, Darlene C.
5250.
O.C.U. B.A.
0
67-68
Cap. Hill Sr. Eng.
7
67-68
Bryan Physical Therapist
0
67-68
Spec.Serv-Title I Spec. Ed.
(Byrd - resigned)
(Additional position)
(Miss) Truitt, Mildred (Mrs) Galt, Joan E.
(Jones - transfer)
(Miss) Bove, Christine A,
(James - transfer)
(Jordan - resigned)
6668, 5775.
c«s.c«
N.Y.U. M.A. O; M.E.
5250.
Columbia U. B.A. C*SeC»
0
67-68
Walnut Grove Primary
Brown, Marzetta
5250.
B.S.
0
67-68
Walnut Grove Primary
(Jennings - transfer)
(Miss) Huddleston, Judy K.
5250.
S.W.S.C. B.A.
0
67-68
Webster S.S. & Eng.
(Vogel - L/A)
(Mr) Montgomery, Donald G,
5250.
O.C.U. B.A.
0
67-68
Inst. Dept. Traveling Strings
(Ellis = resigned)
(Mrs) Nance, Anna L.
5513.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
67-68
Dewey Spec. Ed.
(Miss)
339
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967
CONI'D
personnel
SONN EL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
'NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
1
(Additional position)
Sshra, Lois Ao TEii) Autry, Lynda Ko
(Unassigned)
0
67=68
5250.
O.G.C. B.S.E.
0
67=68
Hillcrest Primary western vixxage Primary
C.C.
(Hubbard - L/A)
(Mrs) Bodi, Mo Diane
6050.
W. Mich. U. M.A.
5
67=68
Foster Primary
(Twine - resigned)
(Mrs) Quin, Pamela Go
5450.
Shippensburg B0S0
2
67=68
Polk Primary
0
67=68
%
67=68
Southern Hills Primary Wheeler Primary
(Church = resigned)
(Miss) Swimley, M. Susan (Mrs) Elsten, Virginia Jo
5250.
O.U. B0A0 O.S.U. B.S.
(Burgess = resigned)
(Mrs) Jackson, Joyce Io
5250.
Sul Ross Sto BoS,
0
67=68
Arthur Primary
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Corley, Cynthia D.
5250.
O.S.U. B0S0
0
67=68
Columbus Primary
(Miss) Craner, Mariruth
5250.
S0U0N0Y0 B0A0
0
67=68
Western Village Elenu
(Miss) Holland, Ida Mo
5450.
Campbell C.1 B.S.
2
67=68
fidsstjn Rancho Primary
(Taylor - resigned)
(Mrs) Thompson, Joan Mo
5250.
O.C.U. BoAo
0
67=68
Stonegate Inter.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Alyea, Allina C.
5515.
0
67=68
Horace Mann Spec. Ed.
(Additional position)
Davis, Fairy L.
52.50,
S.W.M.S. B.S.
0
67=68
Hillcrest Inter.
5250..
o.s.y. B.S.
5650.
Panhandle A&M B.S.
4
67=68
Hill SPo Metalwork
(Mrs) Self, Delicia
5950.
Loyola BoAo
7
67=68
Webster Math.
(fcs) Lewis, Rachel Ro
5250.
Langston BoAo
0
67=68
Longfellow Inter.
(Miss) Sparks, Carol Do
5550.
O.S.U. B.S.
3
67=68
Emerson Inter.
(Unassigned)
(Jones = resigned)
i
Ao Bq
S5250.
(Unassigned)
(Mr) Astafan, Joseph No 0 (Mr) Cawlfield, John S.
(Arnold = retired) (Back - resigned)
(Edde = resigned)
(Roblyer - transfer) (Paris = resigned) INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
5250.
B0S0
•
0
’
67=68
Cap0 Hill Jr. Indo. Arts
P E RSON N E L
’
ASSIGNMENT
C0S0Ca
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
(Hayden = resigned)
(Mr) Smith, Robert B.
(Dechant = resigned)
(Mrs) Welch, Patricia L.
(Rose = resigned)
(Clark = L/A)
SALARY
APPROVED effecti ve EXP. DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
Jackson S.S.
C0S0C0 BoAo
0
67=68
5350.
O.U. B.S.
1
67=68
(Mrs) Mathias, Jessica A.
5250.
C0S0C0 Boso
0
67=68
Polk Inter.
(Mr) Walker, Wilbur P.
5513.
Langston B.A.
0
67=68
Dunjee Spec. Edo
5950.
Tear. Western B.M.
7
67=68
MarshallVoc 0Mus ic "Duration of Need"
5250.
O.U. B.A.
0
67=68
Jackson Eng. & Speech
$5250.
s-
(Vanderburg = resigned)
(Mrs) Steen, Lois L. (Miss) Goodner, Julie M.
(Norton = transfer)
(Miss) Cigrand, Rita A.
5513.
Briar Cliff B.A.
0
67=68
Central Spec. Ed.
(Lyday = retired)
(Mrs) Allen, Barbara
5350.
Langston B.S.
1
67=68
Pag® 1st
5250.,
O.B.U. B»S»
5250.,
O.ut. . BeSC'
5450.
Langston B.S. O.U.
2
67=68
Green Pastures=Tit] Primary
5250.
B.A.
©
67=68
Classen Math.
5350.
O.U. BoFoAo
1
67=68
Classen Art
(Brumley = L/A)
(Oliver = retired) (Vogel - L/A)
(Richardson = L/A) (Mitchell = resigned) (Porch = resigned)
(Thomason = resigned) (Pennington - resigned)
(Miss) Braekin, Linda Ao (Mrs) Powers, Shirley M. (Mrs) Bennett, Solonia A. (Mrs)
Morrow, Jeanet D« (Mrs) Frasier, Lena B. (Mrs) McCoy, Nancy L. (Mrs) ~ '
Donovan, Margaret A.
,
0
67=68
Truman Primary
“Inst. JJept. 0
67=68
Elem. Strings
5250.
BoSo
0
67=68
5250.
Boston S.C. B.S.
0
67=68
Adams 2nd Northeast Math.
2
67=68
Mark Twain---------- --2nd
5%
67=68
Cq Sq Co
"
REINSTATEMENTS
“(Mrs)
(Barr = L/A)
Hamrick, Brenda Jo
5450.
Fuller, Albert C.
7000.
O.C.U. B.A. ““ORE--------------B.S.
"Grant--------------------Bus. Ed. = V0C0
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1967 - CONT'D
Personnel INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
REINSTATEMENTS
(Mrs) Rogers, Margaret So
Reichert = resigned)
(Lowell = resigned)
(Mrs) Dry,Glatha (Mrs) Khoury, Mary L.
(Wilson = resigned)
(Farmer ° L/A)
Additional position)
(Bengtson - L/a )
(Shank = resigned)
C.S.C, B0S0 oj
8450.
E
5350.
B0A0 C0S0C0 B.S.
(Ifrs) Smith, Gloria
5750.
Talladega C. B0A0
(Mrs) Barnett, Mabel
7400.
Bengtson, L, Ho
7500.
(Mr) Long, Alonso L, (Mrs) Anglin, Mary No
(Long - L/A)
$5618o
5550. 7100.
K.S0T0C0 M0T0 O.S.U. M.S. C.S.C. B.S, U. Wise. M.S,
(Miss) Jimeneas, Sally P. (Mrs) Fetherston, Mary A.
(Vaughan = resigned) (Hayes = transfer)
1
67=68
Hawthorne Spec. Ed®
13
67=68
Insto Depto Visiting Counselor
1
67=68
Arthur 4th
5
67=68
Northeast Phys. Ed.
21
67=68
21^
67=68
1
67=68
15
67=68
Woodson Phys. Ed. Cap. Hill &. Span.
2
67=68
Kennedy Span.
3
67=68
Hillcrest 2nd
Buchanan 1st Cap. Hill Sr. S.S. & Coach
(Jeter = resigned)
(Mrs) Brown, Sybal Po Ttte)-----------------------
12
67=68
Rockwood Primary
(Huffman - resigned)
Keefe, Dorothy
20
67=68
Gatewood 1st
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence
kJ
feofessional
(Mr) Addison, Frank B. (Mrs) Elliott, Billie Jo
TWsl------------------------------------Church, Carolyn P.
Spec. Ser”. Spec. EC, Coor.
67=68
W. Nicho Hills 5th
67=68
Wheeler 3rd
67=68
Edison 5th
67=68
Wilson 5th
67=68
~W) Brownell, James W.
$6680.
C9S0C0 MoTa
3
8=14-67
Spec. Serv. Spec. Ed. Coor.
Bowling Green B.S.
0
67=68
Carver utr. =Titie 1 Spec, Ed.
Military (Mr) Gray, Ned T, TO Black, Jerry D.
Maternity (Mrs) Kotake, Alice Y, (Mrs) Wattenbarger, Deanna
Webster S®SO Davis 6th
67=68
Humphries, Ronda J.
Carver Ctr. =Title ] Spec. Ed.
67=68
(Mrs) Miller, Amy E.
Fillmore 4th
67=68
Foster 3rd
67=68
TWs)
Hl Health (Miss) Sparks, Lorene (Mrs) LEAVE EXTENSION Seager, Gaynelle
Polk 4th
67=68
Tte) McHugh, Karol L,
5513.
67=68
J
341
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D 1 CLERICAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Resignations
ASSIGNMENT
$285.
8=28=67
295.
8=16=67
Res. & Stat. Keypunch Opr. &. btato Keypunch OprP
245.
8=28=67
Classen Clerk - Inst.
250.
8=28=67
Dunjee Elem. Clerk
(Mrs) Marcotte, Helen
250
8=16=67
Central Lib. Clerk
(Fisher = resigned)
(Mrs) Barbour, Sheila D.
250.
8=14=67
Cap. Hill Sr. Lib. Clerk
(Walker = transfer)
(Mrs) Carter, Marsha R.
270.
7=31=67
Sec.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Bryant, Mary L.
250.
8=14=67
Jefferson Lib. Aide
(Adkisson - transfer)
(Mrs) Stroud, Mary A.
250.
8=28=67
Bryan Elem. Clerk
(Samuels = resigned)
(Mrs) Schultz, Mildred W.
245.
8=28=67
Douglass---------------Inst. Clerk
(Mrs) Hicks, Janet Mo
250.
8=14=67
“EisenHowef-----------Lib. Clerk
250.
8=14=67
Southeast Lib. Clerk
340.
8=1=67
spec. berv. Adm. Sec.
250.
8=14=67
Star Spencer Lib. Clerk
245.
8=28=67
Inst. Dept. Inst. Clerk
Orthg Doris R.
250.
8=14=67
Roosevelt Lib. Clerk
(Mrs) Roach,Marion
250.
8=14=67
Hoover Fin. Sec.
(te} o . o Taliafexro 9 Virginia
(Miss) Gloria, Margaret A. (Mrs) ------------- --------------------Harris, Barbara Lo (Mrs) Hill, Julia A. T®s)-------------------------------------
Johnston, Violet (Mrs) Risenhoover, Doris
Reso & Stat. Keypunch Opr,
7=31=67
Res.K Stat. Keypunch Opr.
8=11=67
Classen Clerk
5=26=67
Dunjee Elem. Clerk
6=2=67
Harmony=Title I Mat.Ctr. Aide
6=2=67
Central Libo Clerk
6=9=67
(Klopfenstein - resigned)
Bowman, Joan “(®s) Ging, Mary E. (Mrs) Pruitt, Charlene W. (Mrs) Harnsberry, Nela M.
Douglass
(Mrs)
(Additional position)
Keel, Melba (Mrs) Kemp, Reba P. (Mrs) Matthews, Lois Mo
(Kemp - L/A) (Belyeu - L/a)
(Mrs) Myer, Opal (Mrs)
(Additional position)
(Montgomery = resigned) (Additional position)
“
CLERICAL NAME
(Tettleton
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME (Mrs) Todd, LaVeda
resigned)
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
S250.
8=28=67
ASSIGNMENT
Parmelee Siem. Clerk
(Hart = resigned)
(Mrs) Welborn, Reola.
250.
8=14=67
(Kelly = resigned)
(Mrs) Wood, Thelma L.
Northeast Lib. Clerk Douglass
270o
8=14=67
Attn. Clerk
260.
8=14=67
Southeast Jr. Clerk
235.
8=28=67
Clerk
(Resser = ill)
(Mrs) Woods, Cara S. (Miss) Raley, Beverly
(Edmonds = resigned)
(Mrs) Crump, Juanita E.
250.
8=28=67
Garden Oaks Elem. Clerk
(Mrs) Robison, Zora Lo (Miss)
250.
8=21=67
Buchanan Mato Ctr. Aide
Personnel Clerk
(Mabry = resigned)
(Additional position)
Star Spencer
(.Farris = L/a )
Carel, Jane M. (Mrs)
235.
8=23=67
(Ware = resigned)
Johnson, Barbara
280.
8=18=67
Moon Jr. Clerk
250.
8=28=67
Arcadia Clerk
250.
828=67
Telstar Clerk
245.
828=67
Wright Inst. Clerk
270.
821=67
260.
8=28=67
Personnel Int. Clerk Truman Clerk = Elem.
235.
824=67
Eisenhower Clerk
270.
8=14=67
270.
8=14=67
250.
8=14=67
(Miss)
(Additional position)
Hastie, Susan E.
(Salwaechter = resigned)
Cox, Juanita (Miss) Maxwell, Lola A.
(Mrs)
(McClellon - resigned) (Mrs) George, Emma
Personnel Into Clerk
(Mrs) Moore, Beverly A.
Truman Elem. Clerk Inst. Dept=Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Mrs) Knight, Sue A.
(Callahan - ill)
9=5=67
6=2=67
(Mrs) Dutcher, Louise Eo (Miss) McClellon, Jo Ann
8=21=67 (Mrs)' Cregg, Mary A. (Mrs)
(Additional position) (Additional position) (Atkinson = resigned)
Hart, Betty A., (Mrs) Franklin, Daisy (Mrs) Lewis, Gwendolyn Ro
Currohib.=Title I
Lib. Clerk Dunjee HS=Title I
I
Inst. Clerk Dunjee HS=Title I Mat.Ctr. Aide
3^2
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h Personnel
------------------------------------------ PTR^OLlskbTE L ASSIGNMENT
NAME
NAME
effecti ve DATE
V*
(Scott = resigned)
(Mrs) Simpson, Lillie M.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Speneer, Leatrice Jo (Mrs) Brown, Betty A. (Mrs) Ruffin, Patricia L. (Mrs)
(Additional position) (Additional position)
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
5250.
&=’14=6<7
Jaskson = Title I MatoCtr. Aide
250.
8=21=67
Longfellow <=> Title I Mato Aide
250.
8=21=67
250.
8=21=67
Stand Watie=Title I MatoCtr. Aide Hawthorne = Title I Mato Ctr. Aide
250.
8=21=67
Heronville = Title I Mat. CtTo Aide
250.
8=21=67
Lineoln = Title I MatoCtro Aid®
(Drewnieky = transfer)
Claymore, Leia Bo (Mrs) Whitson, Thelma Ie
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Brasil, Vera
250.
8=21=67
Columbus=Title I Mato Ctro Aide
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Rychlec, Ruth J.
250o
8=21=67
Bryan=Orehard Park MatoCtr. Aide=Title I
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Royston, Eugenia
250.
8=21=67
Carver Ctro=Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
250,
=8=28=67
(Additional position)
Leave of Absence
Hl Health (Mrs)
Clerk
Gowin, Ro Marcella
T
“Star--------------------------- -
(Mrs)
Star 67=68
Allen, Hora Mo
Clerk
3^3
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
b U N N t L
Maintenance
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
-NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Employment:
Holder, William D.
3600, yr
8=21=67
Drayage Departmen
Marvin, J. D,
3347, yr
7=31-67
Plasterer
Brown, Leslie
1.45 hr.
7-27-67
Electrician
Busey, John Craig
1,35 hr.
7-26-67
Plasterer
Davenport, James C.
1.40 hr.
7=28=67
Electrician
Griggs, Roger E.
1.25 hr.
8-2-67
Laborer
Huff, John Francis, Jr,
1.50 hr.
7-31-67
Laborer
Lewis, Calvin D.
1.35 hr.
7-26-67
Laborer
Mitchell, Bob S,
2.00 hr.
8=11=67
Painter
Temporary Employment:
Resignations:
Dean, C, William
Furniture Repairman
8-%67
Robertson, Gary
Painter
8-15-67
Unsell, Howard G.
Drayage Department
8=4=67 •»
PERSONNEL
Service Department
NAME Resignations:
Anderson, William Bnmes, William FBrumett, George
Burris. Samuel. Jr. Canary, Charles E.
ASSIGNMENT
Eisenhower Floorman Southeast Floorman Columbus Floorman Dunbar 3/4 t. Floorman Stand Watie Floorman
effe cti ve DATE
8-10=67
7^31=67
Martin, Fred D,
8-15-67
Dunjee Sr. X t. Floorman Eisenhower X t. Floorman Eisenhower % t, Floorman
ASSIGN MEN'
8=23=67
Parmelee % to Floorman
Sampson, Curtis
ive APPROVED effect EXP. DATE
7-25-67
Stonegate 3/4 t. Floorman
Musgrave, Diomas L.
DEGREE COLLEGE
8=15=67
Graham, Walter D,
Willarc , % to Floorman Northeast Floorman
SALARY
7-28=67
Gilmore, Albert
McGuire, Franklin Ray
NAME EmDlovment:
N. W. Classen Floorman Edison i t. Floorman
Ford, George F.
.
8-11-67 8=22=67
8=28-67
8-11-67 8-25-67
Walter, Howard
72.50
8-8=67
Eisenhower X. t. Floorman
(Caves-Resigned)
Rogers, David Lee
72.50
8-1-67
Monroe i t. Floorman
(Jones-Resigned)
Rucker, Rushell
72.50
8-29-67
Shelton, John B., Jr.
Walter, Howard
7-27-67
8=21=67
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER $, 1967 - CONT’D
PtR S ON^N t L ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
..................w NAME V'
■ ■■
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Service Department: transfers:
EmDlovment:
(Clark=lTansferred)
Butler, Lyrdol
217.50 w 0
8=24=67
(Covle=transferred)
Beller. Clarence
217.50 m< 0
7=27=67
(Boldton=Transferred)
Golden, Ray James
290. mo.
8=7=67
Ridgeview 3/4 t. Floorman N. Wo Classen Floorman
(DeGraffenried=Transferred)
Thompson, James Marvin
290. mo.
8=16=67
Edgemere Floorman
(Howard=Transferred)
Berryhill, William
290. mo.
8-10-67
All Schools Relief Floorman
(McKee-Bransferred)
Shaw, George Wo
290. mo.
8=1=67
Shields Heights Floorman
(Ragland=Transferred)
Punneo, Gerald Van
290. mo.
8=4=67
N. Wo Classen Floorman
(Stone-Transferred)
Rushin, Elbert F.
200, mo-
8=7=67
Lee Floorman
Davis 3/4 t. Floorman
Leave of Absence:
Military:
Henson, Dwight Ho
All Schools Relief Floorman
8=11^67
Draftsman
8=23=67
Engineering: Resignation:
Quiett, James H.
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Audio-Visual: Retirement:
Employment:
(Hnuk=Retired)
Lockwood. Gerald
8=4=67
Elementary Clerk
8=17=67
Elementary Clerk
Transfer: McNeal, Willie
(ParkeoTransferred)
250. mo.
Security Department:
Resignation: Unsell, Virgil C.
::R. #297 ■Personnel Approved.
Patrolman
8=31=67
A motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the listed personnel items. All members voted "Aye" on roll cal 1 .
31+5
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
•GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS 'Approval of the following recommendations #1,^2, and #3 was requested:
Recommendation Bills and. Payrolls Recommended
to ratify the August payrolls, authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize Pthe payment of vendor hills per the attached itemized list.
ITEM #1
RATIFICATION OF-AUGUST 1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
1966-67 GENERAL FUND BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
115,805.15
BOND FUND NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
1967-68 TITLE 1-2
51,541.16
1966-67 Title 1-2
$_ 17,462028
1967-68 Title 1-3
$
8,957.61
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$
7,524-46
1967-68 MANPOWER
$
4,611.48
20.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION ITEM #2
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR SEPTEMBER 1967 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
1967-68 GENERAL FUND 1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
BOND FUND
120,000.00
2,050.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$
85,000.00
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$
180,OOPn00
$
10,000.00
TITLE III - 3
i
8,000.00
1967-68
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$.
1,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATIONo PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT _ OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES. _________ 72,726.20 1967-68 GENERAL FUND $
ITEM #3
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
43,9730 42
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
73,76
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
14,270.02
1966-67 BUILDING LEVYFUND
$
42,136.58
BOND FUND
$
360,980.28
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$_
172.14
$
276.79
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
$
5,851.41
1967-68 TITLE 1-2
$
491025
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
114,810.66
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
$
34,876.78
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$
1,742.00
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
2,350.00
MANPOWER
$
4,592.50
COMMUNITY ACTION. PROGRAM
294-67
!
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
|Bills and jPayrolls 1967-68 GENERAL FUND
■
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Supplies - Health
Low
R. K. BLACK,,.. INCORPORATED Office Machines
Board Action
BLACK DISPATCH PUBLISHING CO. Subscriptions
Publisher
4.12
BOLTONS INCORPORATED . Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
7.96
TIM. BRITTON Miscellaneous
Agreement
40.00
BUMPA-TEL SIGN COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
55.00
BUR-LANE MARKING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Supplies -■Library
Low
4.60
BUSINESS PRESS Library
Publisher
8.65
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Supt. Office Travel Expense , Library-Supplies General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
BOB CATES,. INCORPORATED Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance General Instruction
Low Low Low Lew
CITY. OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
61.39
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water &, Sewage
Utilities
17.00
CITY SPRING WORKS,, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
10.00
BOYD-CLAYTON Travel Exp•-Milwaukee, Wis* Johnson Service School
Board Action
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
16.12
CRAVER SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Custodial. Supplies
Selected
9.10
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Low
4-48
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications Legal Publications
Board Action Publisher Publisher
DALLAS TAILOR & LAUNDRY SUPPLY CO. Laundry Expense
Board.Action
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines •
Board Action Board Action
53.42
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
258.00
70.00 2.04 10.70 1.50 1.00 3.90
89.14
482.56 444.56 168.56 14.03
1,109.71
207.80
61.00 152.70 141.70
355.40
170.25 1,115.00
6,762.50
3^7
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D BELL DOYLE Business Office Purchasing Office Business Office Instructional Office Instructional Office Personnel Office
O
Bow L&w
4$
Lbw Low Low
Bills and Payrolls
6.60 6.60 2.50 8.60 7.00 2.20
33.50
108.50 2.40
110.90
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Agreement
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS Office Machine Repair
Agreement
EASTMAN KODAK STORES,. INC. General Instruction
Low
ELECTRONIC SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
FOSTER ESTES Board Meeting Expense
Board Meeting (Aug.7)
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
400.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
500.00
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY .Printing Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action
VIRGIL. T. HILL Board Meeting' Expense
Board Meeting (Aug.7)
602.57
f
86.40 8.15 25.00
8.96 410 0 40
.• 419.36
25.00 i
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
2.00
HUMZICKER BROTHERS General Equipment Repair
Low
4.92
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Accident Insurance (August) Accident Insurance (September)
Board.Action Board,Action
IBM CORPORATION Voc.’ Tech.. Educ. Center (July) . Data Processing (July) , Data Processing (August)
Rental Agreement Rental Agreement Rental Agreement
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
!
465.00 2j.62t.OO
929.00
988.00 545 <» 90 5.037.50
6,571.40
3.46
JONES-TV-RADIO Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
6.60
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance
Standard
2.51
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Operating
Board Action
226.62
LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO. . Rent-North Ellison (September)
Rental Agreement
565.00
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Rent-Sheridan Whse.(September)
Rental Agreement
400.00
1 j
i
LOOPER LEATHER GOODS, COMPANY' Security Supplies
Low
WILLIAM F... LOTT Board Member Expense
Board Meeting (Aug.7)
T. Co. MCCOURRY Rent-No. Western (October)
Agreement
150.00
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water &■Sewage
Utilities
90.40
MICROFILM. PRODUCTS, INC. .Research
Standard
17.75
MONROE INTERNATIONAL INC. Office Machines
Board Action
162.50 25.00
3,392.17
j
3^8
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
1 J
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY, INC. Instructional Offices
Low
NATIONAL ASSOC. OF EDUC. BROADCASTERS General Instruction
Board Action
1,020.00
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
426.65
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY Special Repair
Standard
NORICK BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
1,190.00
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water &.Sewage
Utilities
8,676.01
OKLAHOMA GAS & ELEC. COMPANY . Electricity
. Utilities
22,410.98
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
1,019.03
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY .Subscriptions
Publisher
25.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction
Low
16.72
POSTMASTER Postage for'Schools
Standard
831.70
. POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
25.00
Agreement
1.50
REA EXPRESS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
8.85
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. â– Office Machines
Board Action
MELVIN P. ROGERS Board Member Expense
Board Meeting (Aug.7)
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
S.C.M.- CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
768.00
. SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephone
Utilities
6,115.84
SOUTHWEST WHEEL & MFG. COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
48.75
SOUTHWESTERN GLASS & MIRROR. CO. Repair to Instruc.' Equipment
Standard
17.60
Standard
212.11
. PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
. SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSP.. INC. Maintenance
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
BILL STORY FIRE & SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers
Board Action
STRIP PRINTER INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
8.50
17.50
136.00
792.00
25.00 2.75
45.00 3,255.65
107.20
3^9
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D A
k™- -......... -
j..’ SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS COMPANY s Maintenance : Maintenance Maintenance SWIFT CHEMICAL &. SUPPLIES INC. Custodial Supplies
THOMPSON BOOK &. SUPPLY COMPANY Project Planning Special Repair &. Supply Custodial Supplies Purchasing ■ Library Supplies
■ 1'
•Standard V Standard Standard
9.00 3.75 10.00
243-65 ;
Board Action Low Low Low . Low Low
22.75 I
6.75 38.00 9.72 25.70 3.96
84.13
128.50 91.00
219.50 ?
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY :: Library Library
Board Action Board;Action
!
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Instruction
Low
7.19 j
!i
RON WARNER & ASSOCIATES, INC. Project. Planning
' Low
30.00 i
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WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Printing Printing WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams
Selected . Low Standard Low
13.40 93.20 26.37 192.94
Utilities
i 1
325.91 1 i 1! i 84088 i i i
1966-67 GENERAL FUND !•
i
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Storeroom. Stock Adult School Supplies
0
i !| jj
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501.92
Standard
10.50
BARNES & NOBLE,. INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
21.23
R.K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Storeroom. Stock Data Processing
Board Action Standard
BLACK & DECKER General Eqpt. Repair
Standard
40.05
R.-R. BOWKER Library
Publisher
10.25
BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS, INC. OF OKLA. General Instruction
Board Action
BURTS BUSINESS MACHINES Office Machines
Agreement
WILMA CAIN General Instruction
Fund Reimbursement
j
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUB.. SOCIETY Library
J !; I
CITY TENT & AWNING COMPANY . Laundry ■ Expens e . Laundry. Expense
j!
CLARK MOTOR COMPANY
General Instruction
5,390.00
Low Standard
5,464.29
240.45
24.90 .50
. Publisher
12.00 10.00 15.20
25.20
Agreement
13.24
34-44
; h
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY General Eqpt. Repair
Low
I
COLUMBIA RECORDS Library
Standard
CORY’S MOTION-PICTURE. EQUIPMENT Library Supplies
Low
I
496.40 5.52
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION '
Library I
Low Low
8.92
29.50
Bills and Payrolls
350
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
pills and Payrolls_________ _ ______ COWARD"MCCANN, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
6.87
Low
3.96
■ Low
76.32
EUGENE DIETZ.GEN COMPANY Title VIII
Low
214.46
DEL CITY UTILITIES Water & Sewerage
Utilities
20.35
D.OCKUM PONTIAC General Instruction
Agreement
104.63
BILL DOYLE Adult School Supplies
Standard
DUFOUR EDITIONS, INC. , Library
Publisher
8.95
DUPLICATING PRODUOTs TIn C . Office Machines
Agreement
49.15
ELECTRIC SUPPLY OF OKLAHOMA General Instruction
Board Action
31.24
FLECK BEARING COMPANY General Equipment Repair
Low
18.20
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY General Equipment Repair
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
b b
h
ii b
FOLLETT LIBRARY BOOK COMPANY Library
(i
B h b b b
FRETWELL MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
j
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED
Library
j b
\1
GLL-MOR CHEMICAL Custodial Supplies
, Publisher Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
- —
82.49
Board Action
630.00
. Publisher
ji b k
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY General Instruction Printing
Low . Low
I
GROSSET &. DUNLAP, INCORPORATED
21.23 198.51
Board Action
k r
HAMMOND, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
b h
h j;
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction Repair to Instruc.■ Equipment General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Low Board,Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
b b
HAUN’S SPORTING GOODS Storeroom Stock
Board Action
I b
HEATING, PIPING & AIR CONDITIONING Project Planning
Publisher
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS Storeroom Stock
29.80 14.82 2.00 5.60 21.37 8.90
124.90
GOLDEN; PRESS, INCORPORATED Library
/
29.15
Standard
b ■:
Title III
33.00
Board:Action
257.55
59.50 2.35
2.57 • 51 ,3.76 53.70 35.10 2^11
1,035.75
2,977.30
5.00 4,227.68
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER
1967 - CONT'D
HERZFELD’S BEAUTY SUPPLY General Instruction
^ard Action
HILL & WANG, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
HOLMES & TORBETT,. INC. Title III
Board Action
1,089.60
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Title III
Board Action
1,726.93
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Research Custodial Supplies
5.00
. Standard Board Action
25.60 86.88
112.48
IBM CORPORATION :Printing Data Processing
Standard Board Action
100.00 1.019.41
1,119.41
INTERCITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc.' Equipment
Board Action Board Action Board.Action
INTERSTATE SEWING CENTER Storeroom Stock
Board Action
JUDY COMPANY Storeroom.Stock LIQUID FLAME, INCORPORATED Heat
1
!
i i j
j
39.29
1
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Title III Title III
JUDSON PRESS Library
Bills and Payrolls
65.33
3,161.49
9,998.73
i j j
1
212.82
i
!
3.86
Publisher
!
739.20 1
Board Action
s
115.50
Low
j
LONE STAR SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library.
Publisher
4.36
MACMILLAN COMPANY Title VIII
Publisher
80.05
MCGRAW HILL PUBLICATIONS Project Planning MELTON COMPANY, ING. Supplies - Voc.' Tech.Educ. Center
MEREDITH PRESS Library
!
3 .OO |
;Publisher
j
17.22
Board Action , Publisher
5.96
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
162.40 148.32
310.72
MILLER ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
239.85 257.40
497.25
MILLSAPS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
MISCO BIOLOGICAL, INC. Supplies - Voc. Tech.- Educ«- Center
Board Action
94.45
MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE Library
Standard
13.35
MONROE INTERNATIONAL, INC. Instructional Offices
Low
14.50
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Miline,. Illinois
Agreement
44.43
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY . Library Supplies
Board Action
358.79
NAS CO Title III
Board Action
419.49
NATIONWIDE.PAPERS, INCORPORATED General Instructions
Low
399.00
9-95
'
352
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
(Bills and. rolls NATIONAL LEAGUE FOR NURSING, INC, Adult School Supplies
Publisher
60.00
NATL... SCH-. PUBLIC- RELATIONS ASSN. Miscellaneous
. Publisher
7.00
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN Manpower
Agreement
3.00
PHONOVISUAL PRODUCTS, INC. Title III
Board.Action
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY : General Equipment Repair
Low
27.52
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
77.93
. Publisher
3.08
RAMBLER VILLAGE General Instruction
Agreement
7.00
REA EXPRESS Repair to Instruc.- Equipment Repair to Instruc. â– Equipment
Standard Standard
REFINERY SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
RANDOM HOUSE PUBLISHING COMPANY . Library
RICHARDS ROSEN PRESS, INC. Library
200.00
6.06 8.91
14.97 117.00
23.25
. Publisher
5.93
L. L,. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. General Instruction
Low
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES Title III
Board Action
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard
5.36 40.41
45.77
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Inqtruc. Equipment Maintenance
Low Selected
97.90 78.80
176.70
SIMON &. SCHUSTER INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
4.86
SINGER COMPANY . Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
122.58
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water &. Sewage
Utilities
35-95
STANDARD.REGISTER COMPANY Data Processing
Board Action
849.00
STANDARD STATIONERY-SUPPLY . Storeroom Stock
Board Action
3,984-45
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Repair to Instruc. Equipment .General Instruction
Low Low
.,..^65
43.90
STEPHENS INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
777.19 318.00
1,095.19
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS General Instruction Library
Standard Publisher
22.90 4.90
27.80
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Library
Standard
TEXAS OKLAHOMA. EXPRESS,. INC Library
Low
30.02
573.28
36.25
168.00 12.74
353
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D 1...... THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY ! Title III I 1 THOMPSON HAYWARD CHEM. COMPANY Lawn Expense
Bills and 74.50 Payrolls
X^oard Action .
Low
38.40
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE &. SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
46.55
TODAY’S SECRETARY Manpower
Publisher
TRIANGIE BLUE PRINT &. SUPPLY General Instruction General Instruction
Standard Board Action
TRICE WHOLESALE EIECTRONICS Title VIII
Low
TRUE COLOR PHOTO Library Supplies Library Supplies
Low Low
TURNER COMPANY . Title III
Board Action
TWAYNE PUBLISHERS Library
Publisher
:
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
;
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair Instruc . ■ Equipment
Lew
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WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
5.50!
15.00 478.20
493.20 i 16.00 '
14.00 6.06
20.06 \
28.80 i j 6.00 1,316.88
174.57 ! 19.90 i i
.Standard
:j i;
WARDS NATURAL SCIENCE Title III
Board Action
I
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Repair to Instruc... Equipment
Standard
24.00 !
Low
73.76
-
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29.00
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
h
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Printing
B-13
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND i__ _ !i
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Materials - Buildings
Low
321.00
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169.50
105.00
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AMERICAN AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CO. Materials
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BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
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BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQUIPMENT Materials - Buildings
Board Action
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45.95 18.15
.Standard
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Materials Materials
Low Low
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Library
Fund Reimbursement
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
118.25 72.00
190.25
CENTRAL OKLAHOMA EQUIPMENT CORP. Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Standard Standard
151.33 42.11
193.44
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE COMPANY
1.20 11.25
12.45 3.90
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JOHN Ho COLE COMPANY Materials
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-........... — 14.36.
Low
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY,, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
COOK PAINT AND VARNISH COMPANY Materials
Low
312.00
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Low
86.40
DAGWELL DIXIE.COMPANY Materials
Low
4.77
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
DOLESE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
DODSON CHEMICAL PRODUCTS Materials
Standard
214.50
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET Materials
Standard
18.47
EMSCO ELECTRIC. SUPPLY CO.. INC. Materials
Low
135.75
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials
Low
43.05
FLOYD SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
33.60
■ Low
5.00
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Materials
Low
4.00
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES Materials
Low
1.48
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials
Low
67.38
HYDRO CONDUIT CORPORATION Materials
Low
420.00
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Accident Insurance (Aug. & Sept.)
Board Action
411.00
FRECK’S TRUCK SALVAGE Materials
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials
48.76 5-67
267.00 188.63
,54.43
455.63
1,415.80
. Standard
49.87
FRED JONES FORD Materials
Standard
80.81
JONES NEWBY, SUPPLY Materials
Low
J & R AUTO SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Low
KERR-MCGEE. CORPORATION Materials
Board Action
578.93
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
351.91
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY .• Materials
Low
527.53
266.59
47.43 53.30
100.73
355
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M & V SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials
|‘j
PATTERSON STEEL COMPANY Materials
Bills and 13.60 Payrolls
'Low
V
328.64
Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
70.76 30.12 5.15 10.42
116.45 '
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
123.75 72.85
196.60 ■
REPUBLIC STEEL CORP.. MFG. DIV. Materials
Standard
10.99 !
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Standard
13.49 i
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Low
47.63 j
S.E.B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. CO. Materials
Low
j 24.00 :
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
48.74 17.62 , 34,8Q
S & H SHADE COMPANY, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
27.00 67.50
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials
Low
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SUBLETT AND ASSOCIATES,. INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
TEXAS REFINERY CORPORATION Materials
Selected
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Low
165.00 100-.15
265.15 ! i
45.00 j 5,500.00 j
2.95 j
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Low
74.25
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Standard
71.72
WHITE MOTOR CORPORATION Materials
Standard
10.64
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Lew
187.34
Low
6.25
Low
95.40
252.60 63.60
316.20
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
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Board Action
BLACK & DECKER Materials
Standard
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials-Buildings
Low
BOECKING BERRY EQPT. COMPANY Materials
Standard
BUCKLIN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials ; 1 COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Building
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2,268.56
12.10 117.90
54.56 6,994.71
354-04 4-83 149.21
Board Action
508.08
40.15
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
166.64
Board Action
121.00
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY ■ Title III
Board Action
825.00
DEL PAINT MFG.. CORPORATION Materials
Board Action
95.00
DOLESE COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
24.75
DONNELL. TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
262.00
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
1,540.00
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET Materials - Buildings
Standard
DUCOMMUN METALS &. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
507.50
EDUCATIONAL MUSIC PUBLICATIONS Title III
Board Action
419.30
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials ~ Buildings
Board Action
19 22|.8 ® 8Z4-
FEDERAL CORPORATION Title III .Materials ~ Buildings Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Board Action Board Action
FERGUS CART &. WHEEL COMPANY Materials
Low
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials - Buildings .Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICENTER Materials Materials
Standard Standard
■ DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials
140.91 312.00
452.91
29.78
16.90 200.00 229.37 298.20
744.47
28.26 2.28 6.88 3.88
13.04
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190.35
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER % 1967.- CONT'D
Wo R. GRACE & COMPANY Materials - Buildings HARGAIL MUSICs INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction
471.60
Low v Board Action
57.60
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials
Low
95.33
HYDRO CONDUIT COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
392.36
FRED JONES FORD Materials Materials - Buildings
Standard Standard
JONES-NEWBY Materials - Buildings
Low
JOHN Co KUPFERLE FOUNDRY COMPANY Materials
Standard
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY . Materials-Buildings Mat erials-Buildings Mat er ials-Buildings
Board Action Low Low
101.68 47.72 342.10
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials-Buildings Materials Materials
Low Low Board Action
396.48 400.00
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Materials'
Board Action
99.20
NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY COMPANY . Materials
Standard
22.75
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Low
NORREN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
OKLA, CLUTCH SUPPLIES Materials-Buildings
Low
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL SUPPLY #2 Title III
Board Action
PITTSBURGH;PLATE GLASS COMPANY . Materials
Low
74.88
■ Low
20.25
L,. Le, RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES? INCo Title VIII
Low
425.00
E. H» SARGENT & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
26.24
SCOTT-RICE COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
128.80
SCRIVNER STEVENS • Materials
Low
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES Materials
SHARP & NIGHOLS MUSIC COMPANY,, INC.
25 o 80 3.60 2.86 63.96 25.36 9.91 168.20 20.50 65.82 95.04
—2x20
38.66
—2x2J.
484.25
.46.01
58.66 110.00
113.50 AO © 00
491.50
1,352.59
153.50 152.00
16.00
5,720.00
21.00 346.60
383.55
Bills and Payrolls
358
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
; <r..- " â– ffiills and. ii (Payrolls ji -- - SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INC. Materials Mat erials-Buildings
Low Standard
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Lew
130.44
CARL To TRAPPE Title III
Board Action
243.00
Uo S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
1,785.00
Uo S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings Materials - Buildings
Board Action Low
UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Low
478.80
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
471.70
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC..SUPPLY COMPANY Materials-Buildings
Low
423.60
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Low
140.64
66.92
50.00 160.00
289.56
210.00
BOND FUND BELL ISLE PLUMBING Est. #3 - Heating Plants
Board Action
13,589.71
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY , Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
2,934.00
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #10 -Southeast
Board Action
58,465.00
COMMANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #3 - Marshall
Board Action
87,015.00
CONNELLY PAVING COMPANY, INC. Est. #2 - Paving Grant,. Mayfair & Nichols Hills
Board Action
27,411.56
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Est. #4 -Portables
Board Action
33,425.00
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
4,415.50
GADDIS-WALKER ELECTRIC, INC. Final- Rewiring Page &. Dunbar
Board Action
5,690.45
J. C. HAMILTON COMPANY . Equipment-Southeast
Board Action
306.85
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Eqpt.-Voc.Tech.Educ. Center Eqpt.-Southeast
Board Action Board Action
J.R. HENDERSON COMPANY Est. #3-Heating Plant (W.N.Hills)
Board Action
16,481.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Southeast
Board Action
227.73
MILNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #1-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
49 ,361.00
NOFTSGER,, LAWRENCE, LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #3"John Marshall
Board Action
1,740.30
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #3~Stonegate
Board Action
45,272.00
281.75 186.38
468.13
359
MEETING of REYNOLDS AND MORRISON Est. #10-Arch.Fee (So.East)
SEPTEMBER 5,.1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
■Board Action % i V
1,169.30
Soard Action
2,704.55
STREETS PLUMBING & HEATING CO. . Est..#3-Heating Plant(Arcadia)
Board Action
2,700.00’
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION . Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
849.80 '
TRIPLE A. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #1-Paving, Stonegate Final-Paving, Sequoyah
Board Action
5,795.46 j
TURNBULL & MILLS, INCORPORATED Est. #3-Arch.Fee (Stonegate)
Board Action
905.44
VIRCO MFG. CORPORATION Equipment-Eisenhower
Board Action
52.50
J. L. BROADHURST Mileage
Board Action
19.20
G.. L. BUFORD Mileage
Board Action
54.24
Da To BURGER Mileage
Board Action
5.46
JAKE A., DIGGS Mileage
Board Action
. 31.16
OTIS E. DULAN Mileage
Board Action
40.24
VL. R. PANSZE Mileage
Board Action
17.76
THOMPSON BOOK &. SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies
Low
SLAYTER BROTHERS CONSTRUC. CO. . Final-Paving, Harrison School
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
4.08 !
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM 294-67 DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Materials Materials GEX
Materials
Low Low Low
235-55 .,..^2,5.
238.80 37.99
1966-67 TITLE I - 1
DOWLINGS,. INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment
Board Action
1,033.16
MYRTLE DESK COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
4,818.25
1967-68 TITLE I - 2
i
MARY LANGFORD Travel Exp.-Wellesley, Mass. Dana School of Music
Board Action
. 308.41
WALLACE. R.„ SMITH Travel. Exp.-Peoria, Illinois .School Facilities Council
Board Action
182 0 84
3^0
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
'(Bills and. ^payrolls_________ 1966-67 TITLE I -'~2 ; AMERICAN BOOK COMPANY Supplies-Instructional AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
AMER. PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
; APEX SPECIALTIES COMPANY Equipment“Instructional
Board Action
' ASSOCIATION FILMS, INCORPORATED j Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
■ BARNELL LOFT, LTD., ; .Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
: CHANNING L. BETE COMPANY, INC. 1 . Supplies-Instructional ____________ __ ____1_____________ __ ___ R.K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
0
BLACK DISPATCH PUBLISHING COMPANY .. Supplies-Instructional
232.50
Board Action
12.00 164-95
■
897.75
22.00 101.50
Board Action Board Action Board Action
111.05
10,865.30 3.486,50
Publisher
14,351.80 103.60
:: CHESTNUTS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
5,148.00
BYRON MOTION PICTURES Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
137.50
h .WILMA GAIK (Clerk) Supplies-Instructional
CHILDRENS MUSIC CENTER, INC. Supplies-Instructional
Fund Reimbursement
1.20
Board Action
179.50
) CHURCHILL FILMS Supplies-Instructional Supplies-Instructional
:: GEORGE F. CRAM COMPANY, INC. . Supplies-Instructional W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action Board Action
Board Action
Standard
: DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INCORPORATED p Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
” DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional . Equipment-Instructional ? Supplies-Instructional
Standard Board Action Board Action
" DULANEY’S Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
DUPLICATING: PRODUCTS, INC. Supplies-Instructional Supplies-Instructional
Board Action Board Action
730.00
117.50 ' 8.95
Low
■ DEMCO LIBRARY-SUPPLIES Supplies-Instructional
l
130.00 600.00
5.90
18.00
48.50 181.72 6.705,86
6,936.08 5,560.00
5,056.00
.5,680.00
y EDUCATIONAL AUDIO VISUAL, INC. . Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
7.50
h EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES, INC. . Supplies-Instructional
Beard Action
84.30
P EDUCATIONAL MUSIC PUBLICATIONS Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
1,090.18
361
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 -CONT'D
[ j
EDUCATIONAL RECORDINGS OF AMERICA Supplies-Instructional ELKO PHOTO PRODUCTS COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
.
Bills and 10.94 Payrolls
'Publisher V
Low
75.50
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Equipment-Instructional Materials-Remodel
Low Low Letter Bid
EYE GATE HOUSE, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
70.00
FEDERAL CORPORATION . Equipment-Instructional
Low
21.82
FERGUS CART COMPANY Equipment-Instructional
Low
23.75 1
FIDELER COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
FILM ASSOCIATES OF CALIFORNIA Supplies-Instructional . Supplies-Instructional
Board Action Board Action
i;
FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
32.80
< |f
FRIENDSHIP PRESS Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
7.65
FRONTIER FILMS INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
h
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Standard
' ;
GESSLER PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
GOLDEN LANGUAGE TAPES . Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
80.00
93.60
<
i'
15.25 133.26
,148.51
242.50 • E
152.00 6.065.00
6,217.00 i
i 450.00
! 25.85 j i ■
11.35
GUIDANCE ASSOCIATES
;
Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
?
GROILER EDUCATIONAL CORPORATION Supplies-Instructional . Supplies-Instructional
Board Action Publisher
1,231.80 3.96
1,235.76
Board Action Board Action
96.00 5.00
101.00
j;
j
HARGAIL MUSIC,. INCORPORATED Equipment-Instructional Equipment-Instructional HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS,. INC. Supplies-Instructional
HOLMES & TORBETT, INCORPORATED Equipment-Instructional
J
Supplies-Instructional
0 || f!
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Supplies-Instructional Remodel-Materials
j
IMPERIAL PRODUCTIONS, INC.
.. Supplies-Instructional
5,630.40 489.60
6,120.00
Board Action
269.78
Board Action
173.80
Publisher
Board Action Lew Letter Bid
9.12
175.89
251.37
Board Action
77.65
Publisher
30.35
Publisher
13.12
INTERNATIONAL FILM BUREAU,, INC. . Supplies-Instructional
j;
Board Action Board Action
HOUGHTON.MIFFLIN COMPANY
s5
|
4.25
HOLT RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Supplies-Instructional
I
Publisher
HERMAN’S SPORTING GOODS Equipment-Instructional . Equipment-Instructional
INTERNATIONAL TEXTBOOK COMPANY
jj
Supplies-Instructional
|! 15
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Supplies-Instructional Supplies-Instructional
Board Action Board.Action
!
6,145.25 4,588.47
362
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
? - ■' Bills and. ■Payrolls
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
135-00
LIBRARY FILMSTRIP CENTER Supplie s-Instructional
Board Action
75-00
J«B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
10.47
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials-Remodeling Equipment-Instructional Mat er ials-D emount able s
Board Action Low Board Action
730,12 224-85
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Supplies-Instructional Supplies-Instructional Supplies-Instructional
Publisher Board Action Board Action
4-78 51-16 96,25
LORRAINE MUSIC COMPANY 'Supp lies-Instructional
Publisher
1,084.28
152.19
5.60
LGTHROP-LEE &. SHEPARD COMPANY Supplie s-Instructional
Publisher
MAGNAMUSIC - BATON, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
178.06
JIM MARTIN EDUCATIONAL FILMS Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
170.00
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Supplies-Instructional .Supplies-Instructional
Publisher Board Action
CHARLES Ee MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
MID- CONTINENT CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Services
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Instructional Supplie s-Instruct ional Equipment-Instructional
Low Board Action Low
MODERN. SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
316.90
MOODY INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
645.00
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION ■Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION ;Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
90.00
A. Jo NYSTROM & COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
1,068.80
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
8,553.69
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL SUPPLY #2 Equipment-Instruetional
Board Action
4,84O«00
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
6,190.00
. OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
118.90
. PERFECTION FORM COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
PITTSBURtJH.PLATE GLASS COMPANY . Sup olies-Instructional
Board Action
3.53
44-92 84.00
128.92 35.95
1,080.00 122,10 248.43 214.43
.584.96
8.04
3.55
86.08
363
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D POPULAR. SCIENCE PUBLISHING CO. INC. . Supplies-Instructional
Bills and Payrolls
•^j^oard Action
54.00
PRENTICE-HALL,, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
35.40
PROGRAM AIDS COMPANY, INCORPORATED Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
840.00
RABCO Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
21.60
RADIO,. INCORPORATED Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
78.40
RAND MCNALLY &, COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Standard
20.30
REA EXPRESS Supplies-Instructional
Standard
9.08
REGENTS PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
10.45 i
.REINHOLD PUBLISHING CORPORATION . Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
8.36
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
3,960.45
RHYTHM BAND, INCORPORATED Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
1,188.60
ROYAL ACADEMY PRODUCTIONS, LTD. Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
650.00
SCIENCE.RESEARCH ASSOCIATES Supplie s-Instruct ional Supplies-Instructional
Board Action Board Action
SCOTT FORESMAN &. COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMMPANY, INC. . Supplies-Instructional . Equipment-Instructional
Board: Action Board Action
SONAX COMPANY Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
666.00 i
SOUTHWEST MINERAL SUPPLY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
55.60
SYSTEMS FOR. EDUCATION,. INC. . Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
623.85
TEACHING AIDS INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
74.00
TEACHERS COLLEGE PRESS ,Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
15.00
TECNIFAX CORPORATION .Supplies-Instructional
Standard
6.63
T G & Y STORES Supplies-Instructional
Selected
94.43
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Supplie s-Instruct ional Supplies-Instructional Equipment-Instructional
Low Low Board Action
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
894.60
U.„ S. COMMITEE FOR UNICEF Supplie s-Instruct ional
Board:Action
112.00
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
186.82
UNITED STATES PUB. ASSOC.. INC. Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
168.80
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CO.
T~> _ ______ 1
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505.35 . 1,936.30
!
.
2,441.65
145.29
53-78 2.154.95
410.40 124.58 2.508.00
i
.2,208.73
3,042.98
00 sn
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 19^7 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls u. s. SUPPLY COMPANY . Equipment-Instructional
Low
WARREN SCHLOAT PRODUCTIONS Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
126.30
WESTON WOODS STUDIOS Supplies-Instructional
Board.Action
775.00
XEROX CORP. LEARNING. MATERIALS Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
239.50
Board.Action
4.00
61.45
1966-67 TITLE. II - 2 EDUCATIONAL.RECORD SALES, INC. Library Resources
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUCATIONAL.CORP. Library Resources "■.... * . ............ I 1 INTERSTATE LIBRARY, SERVICE COMPANY Library Resources
Board.Action
. 15,377.. 26
Board Action
19,470.52
H.: W... WILSON COMPANY ■.■Library; Resources
Publisher
25.00
1967-68, TITLE. III-3 OKLAHOMA. ART CENTER Community. Services
Board Action
1,742.00
Board Action
2,350.00
COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT Manpower
Board Action
4,150.00
DONNELL. TYPEWRITER COMPANY . Manpower
Board Action
442.50
11966-67 TITLE.III-3
;
UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA MEDICAL CENTER Health
1967-68 MANPOWER
R. #298 Bills and. Payrolls Approved.
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded By Dr. Hill to ratify the August payrolls, authorize issuing the September payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills in the amount of $699,323-79 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
365
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967
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j |jA motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded lhr Dr. Hill to make requests to the Oklahoma R. #299 /County Clerk to appropriate funds received cftm^ng the 1967-68 fiscal year for federally Annual Approval' financed programs sponsored by the Oklahoma City Board of Education. Motion carried. Appropriate Funds I Federal Programs j It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of fence /materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Acme Fence Company which submitted 'the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $580.50 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
iR. #300 ■Fence Materials I Purchased
|R. #301 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr Hill to approve the purchase of hardware and lumber material for use by the Maintenance Department from the following compardeSHardware and (Lumber Approved j which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice
$
Kilpatri ck Brothers, Inc. U. S. Plywood Corporation Scovil and Sides Hardware Co.
$ 3,539-80
Total ■These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
452.00 1,975-00 1,112.80
Motion carried unanimously.
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|iA motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of tires R. #302 Tires and Tubes (and tubes for use on maintenance equipment from the following companies which submitted jPurchased_______ the low quotations on specifications:
$
Joe Esco Tire Company Goodyear Service Store
274.. 1.6 912.44
■i J
j
Total These purchases are to "be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
Motion carried unanimously.
R. #303 /It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of roofing ■material for use by the Maintenance Department from Standard Roofing and Material Company Roofing Material (which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $700.00 is to be Purchased /■charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #304 Instructional Supplies & Equip
/Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of /instructional supplies and equipment for use by the Area Vocational-Technical Education ■Center from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications ■’in response to the attached Notice: $ 1,244.13 453.03 1,475.63 757.63 2,292.62 515.40 128.99 86.04
The Welch Scientific Company Misco Biological, Inc. Van Waters & Rogers W. H. Curtin & Company Central Scientific Company LaPine Scientific Company Melton Company, Inc. Murray Myers Company
/
Total
h
$ 6,953.47
CThese purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $ 3,784.10 3,169.37
B 1207-C G 240-B4
!■
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
[■A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded Dr. Hill to make requests to the Oklahoma R. #299 Annual Approval. ■County Clerk to appropriate funds received dWung the 1967-68 fiscal year for federally financed programs sponsored by the Oklahoma City Board of Education. Motion carried. Appropriate Funds Federal Programs It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of fence materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Acme Fence Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $580*50 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
!R. #300 Fence Materials jPurchased
R. #301 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of hardware and lumber material for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companieSHardware and Lumber Approved which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice 452.00 1,975-00 1,112.80
Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. U. S. Plywood Corporation Scovil and Sides Hardware Co
i
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Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
Motion carried unanimously
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$
Joe Esco Tire Company Goodyear Service Store
$ 1,186.60
Total ■jlhese purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
274..1.6 912.44
Motion carried unanimously.
R. #303 :) fit was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of roofing ■material for use by the Maintenance Department from Standard Roofing and Material Company Roofing Material ’Which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $700.00 is to be Purchased j ^charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ^Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of ■instructional supplies and equipment for use by the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications "in response to the attached Notice:
$ 1,244.13 453.03 1,475.63 757.63 2,292.62 515.40 128.99 86.04
The Welch Scientific Company Misco Biological, Inc. Van Waters & Rogers W. H. Curtin & Company Central Scientific Company LaPine Scientific Company Melton Company, Inc. Murray Myers Company
Total
$ 6,953.47
i’These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
j’ 0
B 1207-C G 240-B4
;A11 members voted "Aye" on roll call.
$ 3,784.10 3,169.37
R. #304 j Instructional Supplies & Equip.
366
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D
fe. #305 'Storeroom Stock Purchased
j i
A motion was .made "by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve purchase of supplies for storeroom stock from the following c<^pknies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation Dowlings, Inc. Scott-Rice Company
$
5^7.70 152.50 103.71
Total
$
803.91
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
Motion carried unanimously.
R. #306 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of library ^Library Supplier- supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low Storeroom Stock quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$ 1,385.57 2,446.12 677.OO 168.50
Gaylord Brothers, Inc. Bro-Dart, Inc. Demco Dowlings, Inc.
Total
$ 4,677.19
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A. ' , ■' j*S3-Si5
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ip- #307 Welding Eqpt. Grant High Sch.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of instructional equipment for use by welding classes at Grant High School from Minton Machinery Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the above’ Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,174.85 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
■R. #308 Sup. & Eqpt. ^Vocational, ;Voc-Tech and ^Manpower
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of instructional supplies and equipment for use in vocational, Vocational-Technical, and Manpower classes from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Mideke Supply Company Red Ball Supply, Inc. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Hart Industrial Supply Company Minton Machinery Company Service Supply, Inc. Sooner Supplies Presto Welding Supplies, Inc. Hooper Supply Company Big Three Industrial Gas & Eqpt. Co. Brodhead-Garrett Company Steel Supply Company Severin Supply Company Ducommun Metals & Supply Company Scherr-Tumico, Inc.
$ 1,518.29 121.72 2,266.27 717.15 1,803.43 311.40 67.62 38.40 385.54 25.00 248.36 657.83 299.79 428.80 258.40
Total
$ 9,148.00
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
BL 1030-C G 240-B G 24O-B4 B 1207-C Manpower
$ 1,488.67 1,047.41 1,806.52 2,498.19 2,307.21
All members voted "Aye" on roll call tj ws?o wwe mt n&PD?:a8^uR
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1967 - CONT'D
A motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve purchase of supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation Dowlings, Inc. Scott-Rice Company
$
5^7.70 152.50 103-71
Total
$
803.91
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
Motion carried unanimously.
R. #306 It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of library Library Supplies supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low /Storeroom Stock quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$ 1,385.57 2,446.12 677.OO 168.90
Gaylord Brothers, Inc. Bro-Dart, Inc. Demco Dowlings, Inc.
$ 4,677.19
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
Motion carried unanimously
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#307 welding Eqpt. Grant High Sch.
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of instructional equipment for use by welding classes at Grant High School from Minton Machinery Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,174.85 is to be charged to Account BL 1030-C. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #308 ■Sup. & Eqpt. Vocational, Voc-Tech and iManpower
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of instructional supplies and equipment for use in vocational, Vocational-Technical, and Manpower classes from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: Mideke Supply Company Red Ball Supply, Inc. Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. Hart Industrial Supply Company Minton Machinery Company Service Supply, Inc. Sooner Supplies Presto Welding Supplies, Inc. Hooper Supply Company Big Three Industrial Gas & Eqpt. Co. Brodhead-Garrett Company Steel Supply Company Severin Supply Company Ducommun Metals & Supply Company Scherr-Tumico, Inc.
$ 1,518.29 121.72 2,266.27 717.15 1,803.43 311-40 67.62 38.40 385.54 25.00 248.36 657-83 299.79 428.80 258.40
Total
$ 9,148.00
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
BL 1030-C G 240-B G 240-B4 B 1207-C Manpower
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 - CONT'D R- #309 Appliance Repair Sup. & Eqpt.
p.It was moved Dy Mr. Rogers and seconded by^Dri Hill to approve the purchase of supplies isand equipment for appliance repair classes conditioning and refrigeration) for use ■by the Area Vocational-Technical Education Ceiiter from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications: Waugh Brothers Supply Company Jones Newby Supply M & V Supply Company, Inc. John H. Cole Company Dulaney's Hart Industrial Supply Company Hunzicker Brothers Butts Electric Supply Company Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. General Electric Supply Company Hooper Supply Company Minton Machinery Company
$ 4,018.61 537-20 44.20 658.17 641.64 236.40 13-37 46.60 85.91 17-75 67 -02 ______ 78-12
Total
$ 6,444.99
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $ 4,221.59 2,223.40
B 1207-C G 240-B4
The motion carried unanimously on roll call. ■Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of supplies R. #310 <jfor use by upholstery classes from the following companies which submitted the low [Upholstery Supplies quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $ 371-38 407 -82 49-80 259-60 76-44 33-00
Keeton Industries, Inc. Shilliam Supply Company, Inc. Daco Corporation Oklahoma Upholstery Supply, Inc. Abernathy Trim Supply Biggerstaff's Supplies
$1,198.04
Total [These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.
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A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of Sprinting material and supplies for use by vocational printing classes from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: Western Paper Company Nationwide Papers, Inc. Graham Paper Company Interstate Litho Plate & Supply Co. Robert W. Grubbe Company, Inc. Addressograph-Multigraph Corporation A. & E. Equipment Company, Inc. Bingham Printing Inks M. L. Company
$ 2,937-13 1,006.63 2,262.38 690.15 244.79 221.81 7^-72 123-00 ______ 43-49
Total
$ 7,604.10
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$ 4,343.03 3,261.07
.All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
!R. #312 Pit was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of vocational-industrial art supplies (Hand soap) for storeroom stock from Swift & Company which Storeroom Stock ^submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,012.50 is to be charged :to Account G 240-B. Motion carried unanimously.
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 5, 1967 -CONT'D
H ylt was moved, by Mr. Rogers and. seconded. by.,D^ Hill to approve the purchase of supplies yand equipment for appliance repair classes \a$r conditioning and refrigeration) for use iby the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center from the following companies which ^submitted the low quotations on specifications:
R. #309 ii Appliance Repair Sup. & Eqpt.
$ 4,018.61 537-20 44.20 658.17 641.64 236.40 13.37 46.60 85.91 17.75 67.02 78.12
Waugh Brothers Supply Company Jones Newby Supply M & V Supply Company, Inc. John H. Cole Company Dulaney's Hart Industrial Supply Company Hunzicker Brothers Butts Electric Supply Company Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. General Electric Supply Company Hooper Supply Company Minton Machinery Company
$ 6,444. 99
Total These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$ 4,221.59 2,223.40
B 1207-C G 240-B4
The motion carried unanimously on roll call ^Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of supplies R. #310 |Upholstery jifor use by upholstery classes from the following companies which submitted the low iSupplies ^quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $ 371-38 407.82 49.80 259.60 76.44 33-00
Keeton Industries, Inc. Shilliam Supply Company, Inc. Daco Corporation Oklahoma Upholstery Supply, Inc. Abernathy Trim Supply Biggerstaff's Supplies
$1,198.04 '
Total 'These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.
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$ 2,937-13 1,006.63 2,262.38 690.15 244.79 221.81 74.72 123.00 43.49
Total
$ 7,604.10
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: G 240-B G 120-P
$ 4,343.03 3,261.07
All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #312 jTt was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of vocaytional-industrial art supplies (Hand soap) for storeroom stock from Swift & Company which ! Storeroom Stock ■'submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,012.50 is to be charged ’:to Account G 240-B. Motion carried unanimously.
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MEETING OE SEPTEMBER 8, 1967. - CONT’D
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#313 ‘Supplies and. Eqpt. for Voc. Classes and. Custodial Dept.
$ 2,577-18 470.19 595.35 86.60 2,261.00 130.00 83.73 2,679.28 30.39
Hart Industrial Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Severin Supply Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Whitton Supply Company Steel Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Sooner Supplies
$ 8,913.72
Total These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$
BL 1030-C B 1207-C G 240-B4 G 240-B G 5^0-A i
868.20 419.80 184.00 788.40 6,693.32
$ 8,913.72
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A .motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of instructional supplies and equipment for use in the vocational classes in electricity and the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice:
John H. Cole Company Star Electric Supply Company Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Trice Wholesale Electronics Electric Supply of Oklahoma
Total
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These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $
G 240-B4 BL 1030-C G 240-B
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All members voted "Aye" on roll call. R. #315 Sup. & Eqpt. Auto Mechanics
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of instructional supplies and equipment for use in Diesel Mechanics, Auto Mechanics, and Body and Fender classes in the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center and all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
$ 2,925.96 5,929.15 344.56 184.50 76.60 112.00 266.08
Snap-On Tools Corporation Severin Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Sun Electric Corporation Turco Products, Inc. Total
$ 9,838.85 (Continued)
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 8, 1967 - CONT’D tR. #313 "Supplies and Eqpt. for Voc. Classes and Custodial Dept.
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded. t>y Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of instructional and custodial supplies and xeq^iipment for use by the vocational and industrial art classes, and by the Custodial Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
Hart Industrial Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Severin Supply Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Whitton Supply Company Steel Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Sooner Supplies
Total
$ 2,577-18 470.19 595-35 86.60 2,261.00 130.00 83.73 2,679.28 30.39 $ 8,913.72
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $
BL 1030-C B 1207-C G 240-B4 G 240-B G 5^0-A Total
868.20 419.80 184.00 788.40 6,693.32
$ 8,913.72
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A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of instructional supplies and equipment for use in the vocational classes in electricity and the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice:
John H. Cole Company Star Electric Supply Company Emsco Electric Supply Company, Inc. Trice Wholesale Electronics Electric Supply of Oklahoma
Total
$ 1,359.43 609.09 637.50 648.53 825.68
$ 4,080.23
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $
G 240-B4 BL 1030-C G 240-B
275.43 393-64 3,411.16
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #315 Sup. & Eqpt. Auto Mechanics
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of instructional supplies and equipment for use in Diesel Mechanics, Auto Mechanics, and Body and Fender classes in the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center and all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $ 2,925.96 5,929.15 344.56 184.50 76.60 112.00 266.08
Snap-On Tools Corporation Severin Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Sun Electric Corporation Turco Products, Inc. Total
$ 9,838.85
(Continued)
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$ 1,511.70 537-21 5,149.77 2,640.17
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(Motion was male by Mrs. Welch and. seconded, by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of (cosmetology supplies for use in the vocational classes from the following companies (which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the above Notice: $
Bottenfield's, Inc. Gibbs and Company Beautesalon Supply, Inc. Quality Cosmetics Corporation E. Morris Mfg. Company Henry Kayser & Fils, Inc.
$ 1,894.78
Total
(These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-B.
811.75 354.70 106.40 103.80 346.98 171-15
Motion carried unanimously.
•A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of (instructional supplies and equipment for use by the Data Processing classes in the Area 0Vocational-Technical Education Center from the following companies: s Keelox Mfg. Company IBM Corporation Aokansas, Inc. Futronics, Inc.
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Total
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G 240-B4 B 1207-C
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
'It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of instruc- R. #318 Material for jtional material (tool joint pins and tool point boxes) for use by the Area VocationalVoc-Tech Center1' ' Technical Education Center from S. P. Chrisman. This purchase in the amount of i$l,105.00 is to be charged to Account G 240-B4. Motion carried unanimously. (Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of elec(trical supplies for use by the Broadcasting Center from the following companies which (submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: $
Emsco Electric General Electric Supply Dee 1s Photo Supply V
Total
(These purchases are to be charged to Account G 620-A.
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$ 1,580.70
Motion carried unanimously.
R. #319 ^Electrical Sup. jBroadcast Center
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Motion carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of instructional supplies and equipment for use by the Data Processing classes in the Area (Vocational—Technical Education Center from the following companies: I;
Keelox Mfg. Company IBM Corporation Aokansas, Inc. Futronics, Inc. $ 1,485.03
Total
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: G 240-B4 B 1207-C
$ 1,171.03 314.00
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
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’Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of elec•jtrical supplies for use by the Broadcasting Center from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Emsco Electric General Electric Supply Dee's Photo Supply s’
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(These purchases are to be charged to Account G 620-A.
6.00 381.44 1,193.26
$ 1,580.70 Motion carried unanimously.
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1967 - CONT'D
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER p. #320 ^Microfilmed ■Periodicals for /NW Classen
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and secondeckby Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of microfilm (Periodicals on Microfilm) forViae by Northwest Classen High School from University Microfilms, Inc. This purchase^in the amount of $899*00 is to be charged to Account G 230-B. Motion carried unanimously.
R* #321 Automobile ..Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of a 1968 model automobile from Morris Chevrolet. This purchase is to be charged to Account G 1030-E. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. (Notice below)
R. #322 School Bus Purchased
MOtion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of a school bus (body and chassis) from Keas Superior Bus Sales, Inc., which submitted the low alternate quotation on specifications in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5,800.00 is to be charged to Account G 1030-E. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. >0 c ons 'v o ja
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R* #323 A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of Tables Purchased tables for use by various schools from Thompson Book & Supply Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,746.00 is to be charged to the following Accounts: $
BL 1030-C B 1228-C
776.00 970.00
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It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of towels for' use by physical education classes in all secondary schools from H. W. Baker Linen Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of #2,408.00 is to be charged to Account G 54O-A2. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #325 ■Paper Towels 'Purchased
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of paper towels for use by physical education classes at Roosevelt Junior High School and StarSpencer Junior-Senior High School from Oklahoma Paper Company. This purchase in the amount of $1,193*00 is to be charged to Account G 54O-A2. Motion carried unanimously.
■Complimentary ■Remarks Made
Mrs. Welch expressed her appreciation for the excellent reception for new teachers at Edgemere Under the Stars also for the photographs which were presented to the Board. Other members also expressed their thanks. Additional appropriate remarks were made by the Superintendent, Mr. Martin, and Mrs. Hulsopple.
'R. #326 Adj ournment
Motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Monday, September 18, 1967, was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Clerk
Approved the 2nd day of October, 1967
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 18, 1967 0 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
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PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President and Member Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
/Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Jack Stockton, Auditor; Wilma Cain, Clerk;( j /Central Office staff members; - N. L. George, Lonnie Gilliland, Hugh Ginn, David Light, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy Mullenix, James Duffy, Joe j (Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, ( Park, Ruhl Potts, Gilbert Robinson, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Mrs. Hulsopple, PTA; Bess Stewart, OCCTA; Mr. Friedlander, Jerry Gilbert, visitors; Joe Mason and Ed Hudgins, architects; Ron Capshaw, Capitol Hill Beacon. /The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
/The guests were greeted by Mr. Lott.
Guests Welcomed:
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
(A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve directing the following persons to attend meetings as indicated: Gilbert L. Robinson, American Association of School Personnel Administrators, Memphis, Tennessee, October 17-20, 1967.
Earl Martin and Loyce Willett, National Conference of Instruction, Hot Springs, Arkansas, October 8-11, 1967. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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/It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to confirm the direction of William r #328 Morris and James Casey to make a trip to Dallas, Texas, September 12, 1967, regarding the Confirmation of '(1967-68 Neighborhood Youth Corps Program. All members voted "Aye" on roll call’. Prof. Trip_____ (
Information to hDr. Lillard presented information concerning the upcoming School Board Election to be '(held on November 21, 1967; indicating that the filing period begins November 1 and ends the Board ((November 11; the application must be accompanied by a petition signed by not less than /fifty (50) Oklahoma City School District electors, and that the $50,00 deposit previously
/required is no longer necessary. to be filled.
Positions for School Board Members Nos. 1, 3, and. 5 are
/GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
R. #329 /Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to confirm a rental agreement (with Chapel Hill Methodist Church, 2717 West Hefner Road, to rent classroom (2 rooms) Church Space '(space and facilities for Stonegate Elementary School students, at a total cost of $200.00 Leased for Stonegate /per month. The Board's attorney has approved the rental agreement as to form. All (members voted "Aye" on roll call. i
/A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of '(plumbing supplies for use by all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations:
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Loeffler-Greene Supply Mideke Supply Company Norman Plumbing Supply Company
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Plumbing Supplie Approved_______ (
449-40
161.60
824.45
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/These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD'.
$ lA35-^5 Motion carried unanimously.
! /It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of locks ((for use by all schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc. Scovil & Sides Hardware Company
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$ 1,556.16 Motion carried unanimously.
R. #331
Locks Purchased/
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R. #332
Printing Sup. Purchased. Report to the \ Board.
R. #333
. Adj ournment
It was moved, by Mr. Rogers and. seconded, by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of supplies |for use by the vari-typing class at Capitol Hill Senior High School from Addressograph iMultigraph Corporation in the amount of $1,383 •^•5These purchases are to be charged. |to Account G 240-B. All members voted. "Aye" on roll call.
Mr. Ed Hudgins, representing Hudgins-Thompson-Ball, Architects, presented a very comprehensive preliminary report concerning the construction of the Service Center at Northeast 23rd Street and Miramar. When it was determined that no further business was to be presented for Board action today, motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967
B THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHofe^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President and Member Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
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Foster Estes, Member
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Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; K. D. Elswick, Jack Stockton, Auditors; Central Office staff members - Hugh Ginn, David Light, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, Carl Ruble, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; Mrs. Ben; Hulsopple, PTA; Bob Ruggles, Oklahoma City Times. ! Invocation
The invocation was given by Mrs. Welch and was followed by roll call.
Mr. Lott welcomed guests including Oklahoma City Classroom Teacher Representatives from jGuests Welcomed various schools; Mrs. Hulsopple, PTA Council; Mrs. Gunn, League of Women Voters; and a j delegation of patrons from Northeast High School and Harding High School attendance areas; On motion of Mr. Rogers, seconded by Dr. Hill, the minutes of the meeting^ of August 30, September 5 and September 18, 19&7> were unanimously approved as presented.
|R. #334 .Minutes j Approved________
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine monthly financial report.
(Copy in Clerk's file.)
^Treasurer's ! Report______ i 1
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, reported that the sale of $5,000,000.00 in bonds recently ! Attorney's authorized by the Board was approved on September 20, 19&7> "by "the Attorney General, and Report______ the thirty-day protest period required by law is now in process. i
Mr. Johnson additionally informed the Board regarding a request from Midwest City School District Number 1-52 for $71,263-00 which was paid in error over a four-year.(1961-64) : period by County officials to the Oklahoma City School District. A suit for "money . judgment" will be filed by the Attorney of Midwest City School District asking the court to award judgment against the Oklahoma City School District in favor of the Midwest City School District in this amount. Recommendations will be made to the Board, as needed, when official action by the Board is required. ; Auditors' Mr. Stockton reported that he has checked all the bills listed in this agenda and has found that they are in proper order for Board action. Mr. Elswick reported that his firm has processed routine auditing procedures relating to Central Food Service accounts and school activity accounts.
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the above reports as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
| R- #335 I Reports Approved
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
j R- #336 j Professional iTrips Approved
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to direct the following persons to attend meetings as indicated:
Bill Lillard, Meeting of Superintendents of Large City Schools, Miami, Florida, October 12-14, 19^7-
Paul Ringler, National Association of Educational Broadcasters Convention, Denver, Colorado, November 5“8> 1967All members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve a Resolution of ^Appreciation for Johnnie L. Swanson, Teacher, Northeast High School, deceased ■September 23, 1967- Motion carried unanimously.
| R- #337 i Resolution of j Appreciation
1: The Superintendent made additional reports and comments, commending classroom teachers Hand administrative staff for the excellent beginning of a new school year. He stated that even though newspapers and television coverage expressed many problems in school systems over the nation, we can thank our teachers and patrons for the fine understand. ing and cooperation that enabled our school opening to run smoothly.
ii Additional I Reports and Comments by Superintendent
He expressed appreciation for the recent opportunity to meet with the PTA Council. briefed this group about our summer maintenance and building program.
He
;:The Superintendent additionally reported that he and Mr. Lott recently met with a committee representing the school custodians and that there is a much better understanding by all concerned as a result of their meeting and talking together.
37^
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
; Superintendent'sHe stated that a city-wide meeting on television will he conducted Tuesday, October 10, Report - Cont'd 19&7.? for all school personnel regarding WJ^pol employees' responsibility in the United Fund Drive. |Dr. Lillard reported that as of September 22, 1967, the enrollment in Oklahoma City iSchools lacked only 140 students equalling the number anticipated by the end of the first (nine-week period.
R. #338 Committee on Race and Community Relations Appointed
Revision Agenda Format Recommended
)
Mr. Lott called on Dr. Hill who in turn made a brief report regarding discussions and planning with patrons from the Northeast and Harding school attendance areas. Dr. Hill moved the appointment of a committee which shall be designated the Committee on Race and Community Relations, to serve as an advisory committee to the Oklahoma City Board of Education. Essentially, the purpose of this committee shall be the study of problems and situations acting as barriers to successful desegregation and integration, and to make appropriate recommendations to the Board which may serve to avoid needless, or even harmful, practices. In a sense, the committee shall take the pulse of the community, coordinate their efforts with other community agencies and organizations similarly concerned, and communicate their findings to the Board as recommendations and guidelines. That the following individuals will comprise the original committee: Mr. H. A. Farbes, Mrs. Joe R. Oldham, Mrs. S. B. Robinson, Mr. Leon Dobbs, and Mrs. John Wagner. In addition, four additional members shall be appointed by the committee from the School District at large. Mr. Rogers seconded the motion and all members present voted "Aye" on roll call. Dr. Hill additionally presented and read aloud a list of observations and recommendations regarding agenda format for Board Meetings. Dr. Hill moved that in the future we follow a revised agendum which shall contain and allow for order of business as hereinafter listed, and that the format should be followed at all regular and regular adjourned meetings so that private citizens and interested citizens will have and can have a voice in school policy by presenting to the Board either as a recommendation or as a petition in public sessions, any issues which are of vital or significant concern for.the general welfare of school children of the Oklahoma City School District. The order of business to be followed on future agendas to be as follows:
1.
Call to order
2.
Roll call (establishment of a quorum)
3«
Approval of the Minutes
4.
Legal and Financial Reports
5•
Personnel Report
6.
Superintendent's Report
7-
Approval of Claims and General Business
8.
Hearing of Delegations
9.
Written Petitions and Communications
10.
New Business
11.
Unfinished Business
12.
Special Committee Reports
13•
Adjournment
Mrs. Welch stated that committees have been appointed by the Board in the past.
She
specifically referred to "The Dropout Committee." Mr. Rogers expressed that during his time of serving as a member on the Board, a number of groups and committees had appeared before the Board. Mr. Rogers additionally stated that an item of this magnitude should be submitted in writing to all members of the Board and should be brought up for action at a future meeting. He also suggested that action should be postponed on this item until a time when all members were present. Dr. Hill then remarked regarding responses to questions and telephone calls from school patrons. He suggested that patrons in the school community should be encouraged to assist in school functions. Dr. Hill asked if the motion was to be tabled. The motion died for want of a second. Mr. Lott stated that the content of the motion should be brought to the Board at the next meeting. PERSONNEL ‘.Personnel Recommended
It was requested that the persons listed in the permanent .minutes be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be gxecuted in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
375
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
NAME
I Personnel
kiyijnVTM t L
iNSTRUcnomo; ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
^NAME
SALARY
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMEN*
Resignations
(to) Allen, Metis D. (ifes) Botkin, Glands
Spencer Phys® Ko Rancho 4th
(to) Curry, Dorothy L® (It) Doty, Raymond D®
Wright Speco Ko Jefferson Math® = % T®
(to) Freeman, Martha A®
Sunset 4th
5=26=67
(to) Gemmell, Wand® J®
Star Spencer SoSo
8=25-67
(Ste) Gray, Howard
Harding Math®
8=25=6?
(My) Kegans, Cecil
Grant Driver Edo
8=31=67
(Mr) Malone, William E® (Miss) IfcKnight, Nita
Webster Math® Psych® Ssrv® Psychologist
(to) Mercer, Elisabeth J®
Le® 3rd
8=25=67
(to) Mitchell, Bonnie L®
Sequoyah 1st
9-15=67
(to) PatZkowski, Eugenia (to) Robertsono Evelyn J® (to) Sharp, Bonnie J®
Nichols Hills 6th Culbertson 2nd
(Dr) Shepherd, Gene D® (to) Shirley, Juanita lite) Harvey, Henry W®
Arcadia, Kgn. = % T®
Curriculam Director Lincoln 3rd Edison 6fch
9-29-67 9=6=67
9=32=67 8=25=67
S2775.
CeS®Co BcSo
3
9=5=67
Jefferson Math® = % 5®
(Miss) Richardson, Joyce A®
5250®
Langston U® B.A®
S
8=31=6?
Star Spencer S,So
(to) Mayfield, Katheryn Vo
525®.
O.U. BeS.
0
67=68
te® 3rd
9=15=6?
(to) lane, Bonni® Fo
5850®
9-15=67
Nichols Bills 6th
8=25=67
(to) Couch, Leona H®
5250®
O.B.O® B.S® 0©S©U» B.S©
0
Culbertson 2nd
8=25=67
(Miss) Yeager, Carolyn 1®
67=68
2625.
O.U. B.S.
0
8-29-67
Arcadia ! Kgn. = ^ E®
0
67=68
Edison 6th
8=25=6? 9=1=67
t fi
—
9-27=67 •
8=25=67 8-25=67
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
(to) Hauser, toy A®
(to). Washburn, Melanie R®
5250®
0©C©U© B®A.
KtKiUNINtL ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGN IM ENT
Resignations
(to) Smith, Janice L. Gte) Tahmahkera, Garrison (Mr) Sensei, Cecil
Garfield 3rd ■
(Mrs) Watson, Carolyn So
Pierce 2nd
(Miss) Yeager, Carolyn (to) Steen, Lois Lo
Acadia Kgn© ■“ <2 Marshall Voe® Music
(to) Mens, Betty
Westwood 4th Marshall Math.
Attn. Counselor Central Printing
8=25=67 8=31=67
6-16-67
(ite) Odell, Janes Fo
$7200®
C«S©C« BeS©
7
9=5=67
9=22=67
Central Fainting
Arcadia Kgn® = % T® Marshall Voc. Music *
2
10-5=67 '
5750®
S©E«S©C 0 BoS. O.C.U. B.M.
2
9=18=67
(Additional position)
(to) Baldwin, Sonora
5550.
Langston U. B.A.
3
67=68
Garden Oaks 1st
(Additional position)
(Mr) Jones, C® D.
7200®
C®S«C© B«SO
1
8=21-67
Inst.Depto-Title Asst® Psychologist
(to) Johnson, Iris D,
6924®
Prairie View R.N.
io£
9-11=67
Adult Institute bj ■ LPN Instructor
(to) Taliaferro, Elizabeth
10=6=67
9-15-67
(to) Hadley, Zelpha V. (Mr) Brumley, Ronald
2725.
9-29-67
9=20=67
REINSTATEMENTS
1 (Johnson - L/A)
376
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT’D
ji Personnel_______ S___________ ____________________________________ ____________ , in stru ct ion al
NAME
PERS O^NJN E L
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
W Perkins, Clarence (Ifcs) Coin, Margaret
(Elliott = resigned) 'Ann®ley = resigned)
(Mrs) Fritsler, Mary Ao (Mr) Hensley, Benny Bo
(Eaves = resigned)
(Ballazd = resigned)
(Mr) Mitchell, Joe Do
(Hasser = resigned)
7S5 Armstrong, Baddy G. (Mr) ft/iver, Warren W.
(Ryan = resigned) (Additional position)
(Mr) Bradley, Ted L.
(Condreay = L/A)
SALARY
16500. 52®.
Northeast Auto. Meeh. Culbertson feimary
9=17=67
O.C.U. B.A.
0
67=68
0
67=68
0
67=68
Adult Institute Bus. Bd® a Eng. Jackson Phys. Ed.
1
9=5=6?
Northeast Math.
53®. 55®.
N.E.S.C. B.S.
1
9=5=67
3253.
C«SoC© BcS© L©A© McAs
8
9=12=6?
Cap. Hili sy. Eng. & Coash Northeast & Dunjee Physios = % T.
6600.
N.D.
0
>11=6?
V©@ oi1®®h.utr .=Herg. ’'Duration of Need”
5650.
2675.
Shields = Kgn. = % T»
5250.
1%
9=19=67
%
9=13=67
3
9=5=6?
5
9=18=67
Voso Tech. Ctro Diesel Meeh. Nursing Program LPN Instructor
2
9=5=67
Douglass S.S.
0
9=5=67
(Additional position)
62®.
N.D. Tisdal Hosp. R.N.
(Holmes - transfer)
(Mr) Maddox, Francis H<>
54®.-
o.c.u. B.A.
5800.
"Duration of Need" Creston Hills 4th
B0S0 U. ef Gao B.S.
(My) Merritt, Larry Fo (ifes) Berrier, Dora L®
(Brew = resigned)
ASSIGNMENT
0
C.S.C®
aehome, Eloise Ofc®) Rottow, Debra Go
(Masters = transfer)
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
N.D.
0.0. B.S. N.E.S.C. B.A.
32®.
(Mrs) (Starts = transfer)
DEGREE COLLEGE
52,50.
O.U. B.A. Lao Iseho B.Ao
0
9=1=67
Grant Art mwey Sth = Sth
(Glover = transfer)
(Mr) Hardesty, Russell Ao
5550.
E.N.Mex.U. B.S.
3
9=8=67
Dundee 6th
(Gray = resigned)
(Mr) Berninger, William Co
5550o
o.u. B.S.
3
9=6=6?
Kennedy Indo Arts
0
9=8=67
.3
9=5=67
(Mrs) Staith, Stephanie Jo "WsJ Pons, Betty So
(Humphries = ill) (Steward = retired)
(Mrs) Hermida, Susan K® (Ws) Qualls, Margaret
(Additional position) (Rabi® <= transfer)
5250.
5550.
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
’Mrej
(Holt = resigned) (Jackson = resigned) (Campbell = resigned)
(Stephens = resigned) ("toursten = transfer) (Nealy = transfer)
(Stripling ■= resigned)
0.0. B.A. T.C.U. B.S.
Marshall Spanish Dewey 2nd = 3rd
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
sasoo
Bwmpson, Jan® E. (Mr) Howell, James M. (Mrs) C«, Roma (Miss) Bundy, Alice A. (Mrs) Crosley, Aileen R®
(Miss) Busris, Mary L® US) Richards, Karen Lo
15750. 6350. 2775.
5550® 2725.
DEGREE COLLEGE
B.N.C. B.S. G.Washington M.A. C»SaC» B.S©
c.s.c© B.S© C.S.C© B.A.
54®.
Langston U. B.S. Bell Stat® H. B.S.
52®.
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Parmele® Biter. Hoover Math. Oakridge Kgn. = % T.
5
67=68
7
67=68
3
67=68
3
67=68
2
67=68
0
67=68
2
67=68
Garden Oaks 4th Truman 4th'
Kennedy Phys. Ed. Walnut Grove Kgn. = % T,
(Arnold = retired)
O) Astafg®, Joseph N.
52®.
O.S.U. B.S.
0
67=68
Cap. Hill Jr. tod. Arts
(Fehr - resigned)
(Mrs) Bush, Amelie G.
52®.
O.U. B.S.
0
67=68
Webster Eng.
1
67=68
Webster & S©S©
1
67=68
Culbertson feimary
0
67=68
0
67=68
Columbus Primary Fillmore Inter.
5
9=1=67
Inst. Dept. LPN Instructor
5
9=1=67
1%
9=28=67
tost. Dept. LPN Instructor Northwest English
7
9=5=67
Cap.Hill Sy^Drafting "Iteration of Need”
(Matlock = resigned) (Brackman = resigned)
(Mrs) Leawsley, Rose A. (lfcs) Broom®, Joyee S.
(Watts = transfer)
(Mrs) Gaultney, Shirley J. (Mrs) Quia®, Cheryl 1.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Welde, Ilene
(Keithley ■=■ transfer)
(Ridley = resigned)
(Mrs) Fudge, Jeanne P. (Miss) Quinnette, Mary A.
(MeClain - L/A)
(Mr) ft’eiehler, Lloyd A.
(Additional position)
53®. 53®.
Penn. Stat® U® B.S. C.S.C. B.A.
52®.
Mary Hardin B.S. o.s.u. B.S.
62®.
St© J©g5®ph°S R.N©
52®.
53®.
Furman 0® B.A. o.s.u. B0S0
59®.
O.S.U. B.S.
64®.
377
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence Maternity Hwang, Bette K.
Harmony 6th
67=68
(Mrs) Lewis,01a M,
Harmony Kgn.
9=22=67
(Mrs) Flowers, Minnie M.
Page Kgn.
9=22=67
Hl Health (Mrs) Hess, Jewel 0,
Coolidge 1st
67=68
(fes) Lawter, Eunice
Jackson English
9=12=67
(Mrs) Compton, Virginia
Linwood 2nd
67=68
(Jfrs) Shreve, Helene
Washington 1st
67=68
w
"(Ess) Trimble, Ronya
$5450.
(Mrs) Knobloch, Patsy Ao
5650.
Benedictine Ho B.S.
2
67=68
o.u. B.A.
4%
9=32=67
Harmony 6th
Jackson = Eng. "Duration of Need"
Leave Extensions
Deceased TW) Swanson, Johnnie
northeast Math.
9=25-67
PERSONNEL
CLERICAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Resignations
ASSIGNMENT
$245.
9=7=67
Central Clerk
(Mrs) Leonard, Adele C.
270.
9=19=67
E.Field = Title I Clerk -
(Bragg = transfer)
(Mrs) Robison, Rebecca
255.
9=11=67
Harding Inst. Clerk
(Porter = L/A)
(Mrs) . . Johnston, Marjorie
250.
8=28=67
Cleveland Elem. Clerk
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Walton, Myrian
245.
8=28=67
Moon - Title I Inst. Aide
250.
9=5=67
Inst. Dept = Title Mat. Ctr. Aide
260.
9=5=67
Personnel Jr. Clerk
(Mrs) Elswick, Elisabeth (Mrs) Lathrop, Mary
Central Clerk Northwest Clerk
(Mrs) Mahaffy, Margaret (Mrs) Medlock, Linda L. (Stes) Ware, Mamie F.
Harding Sec. E.Field = Title I Clerk = Moon Clerk
(Knight = resigned) (Dickinson = transfer)
8=25-67
(Miss) Williams, Edna C.
8=28=67 9=14=67
9=15=67 6=9=67
(Mrs) Boggs, Naomi R. ~(Kss) IfcClary, Toni
(Loving = transfer)
(Mrs) Marshall, Billie J.
250.
9=5=67
Inst. Dept.= Title Mat. Ctr. Aide
(McDonald = L/A)
(Mrs) Trout, Nova J.
250.
9=1=67
Kennedy Elem. Clerk
378
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D_____________________
PERSONNEL
Food Service NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Barton, Ella Base©9 Frankie
Bolden9 Bose. M. Bolin, Eloise Brown, MiWed
Care, Joanna Chappell, Shirley Clark, Opal Belle
Conaway, Margaret Cook, Juanita
Cottrell, Lou Ella
Sequoyah Helper Adams Helper Creston Hills Helper Walnut Grove Helper Taft Helper
Northeast Helper Star Helper
Grant Helper Edgemere Helper
Eisenhower Helper Taft Helper Spencer Helper
Dsitric-h, Edna L.
Grant Helper Northwest Classen Helper
Denney, Carolyn
Harding Helper
Davidson, Vineta Jean
Fain, Esther
Moon Heiner Linwood Helper
Fletcher, Grace
Columbus Manager
.Downev, Lenora
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employments:
Resignations: Barraws. Bernice
NAME
5=31=67 5=31-67
Cavnar, Freddie
l.to hr.
8=31=67
5=31=67
Martin, Luvada
l.to hr.
8=31=67
Helper Creston Hills Helper
hr.
8=31=67
Taft Helper
Swearengin, Charlene
1.40 hr.
8=51=67
Star Helper
5=31=67
Bednar, Idabell
l.to hr.
8=31=67
5=31=67
Baker, Johnnie L.
l.to hr.
8=31=67
Eisenhower Helper Taft Helper
Stephens, Faye Alma
l.to hr.
9=5=67
Harding Helper
5=31=67 5=31=67
Snow, Zelma
9=12=67 5=31-67
5=31=67 5=31=67
5=31=67 5=31-67 5=31=67 5=31=67 9=7=67
5=31=67 5=51=67
379
MEETING OF OCTOBER.2, 196'f - COST'D M___ ---- Food Service NAME
Resignations: Gilley, Nohs ® Jean
Haggard, Veryle
Hall, Naomi M.
Harmon, Alberta Healy, Jessie Ho
ASSIGNMENT
Madison Helper Davis Helper Webster Helper
Woodson Helper Hillcrest Helper
EFFECTIVE DATE
5=31=67
Bask, Frances
1.40 hr.
8=31=6?
8=31=67
Higgins, Annie Bell
lo40 hr.
9=1=67
5=31=67
Bruner, Hallie Mo
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Star^Speneer Helper Coolidge Helper Kennedy Helper
Campbell, Ophelia
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Northeast Helper
Coley, Graee M.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Pbtt Helper
8=31=6? WW7
5=31=67
9=1«7
Kornegay, Doris Jean Lee, Nellie
Kennedy Baker Northeast Helper
Leverich, Canaan
Edwards Helper Prairie Queen Helper
Malone, Lillian
Pott Helper
Leverett, Mattie Lee
Marrs, Evelyn
Martin, Luvada
Nichols Hills Helper Creston Hills Helper
5=31=67
8=31=67 5=31=67
8=31=67 9-15=67
5=31=6? 5-31=67
Resignations: Mayes, Dorothy
NfeClamey, Anna
Moore, George Anna Nash, Lorine
Nealy. Glenell Patton, Fannie Mae Peterson, Virginia
Reasnor, Jean Rochell, Alma Rodgers, Bonnie
Rucker, Myrtle Scott, Opal Chambers
Smith, Nadine
0 I__ >
Smith, Ruby M.
*'■
9=22=67
Food seSdS NAME
Davis Helper
9=11=6?
Cleveland Helper
ife«, Lillie
ASSIGNMENT
1.40 hr.
Hubbard, Marguerite
King, Esther V.
Per sonnel
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Barker, Olli®
9=8-6?
5=31-67
KiffiWi'o Madeline
SALARY
X
5=5147
Hietaan, Janetta
Star-Spencer Helper Coolidge Helper Kennedy Helper
\V“E
------------- ----------------------------
DEGREE COLLEGE
Employments:
Kaiser Helper Dewey Helper
Heil, Ida Jean
PERSONNEL -------- --------------------------
P E RS0 N N E L ASSIGNMENT
Classen Helper Hoover Helper Moon Baker. Kennedy Baker Rose Hill Helper
Adm. Bldg. Cafe. Cook Sunset Helper
North Highland Manager Stand Watie Cook
Douglass Helper Longfellow Helper N. Wo Classen Helper Telstar Helper Douglass Helper
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employments: 9=6=67
Kelly, Thelma Y.
1.40 hr.
9=1=67
Hoover Helper
Tackett, Carolyn M.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Sunset Helper
5-31-67
Mitchell, Naomi
lo40 hr.
8=31=67
Stand Watie Helper
5=31=67
Nolen, Irene
1.40 hr.
8-31=67
Douglass Helper
5-31=67 8-31=67
5=31=67
8=31=67 8-31=67
5-31=67 5=31=67
9-7=67
5=31=67 5=31=67 5-31-67
Sprinler, Bonnie L.
Hillcrest Helper Wilson Helper
5-31-67
Stalcup, Evelyn E.
Eisenhower Helper
5-31=67
Pedigo, Evelyn Ro
1,40 hr.
9=5=6?
Eisenhower Helper
Staples. Delma
HeronviHe Helper
8=31 67
Walker, Agnes
1.40 hr.
8=31-67
HeronviHe Helper
Surrency. Sophie
5-31-67
380
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 19^7 - CONT'D i Personnel !
NAME
1
Food. Service
j
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
PERSONNEL
name \A
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employments:
Resignations:
Gromer, Bobbie
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Garfield Helper
Celestine, Wanda L.
1.40 hr.
8=51=67
Northeast Helper
Robinson, Helen Ruth
1,40 hr.
8=31=67
Adams Helper
Cohran, Corene
1.40 hr.
8-31=67
Northeast Helper
Cox, Nora
1,40 hr.
8=31=67
Star-Spencer Helper
(Eakes-Resigned)
Tate, Georgia
1.40 hr.
8=31=6?
(Oliver-Resigned)
Williams, Bernice L.
1.40 hr.
9-1=67
Still. Mona
Tackett, Carolyn
Garfield Helper Sunset Helper Northeast Heiner
Traylor, Geneva M. Ward, Marguerite Westrope, Mary H.
Wigley, Hazel Willis, Edith Witten, Mevalene
leave of Absence:
Arcadia Helper Adams Helper Prairie Queen Helper Northeast Helper Braman Heloer Star-Spencer Helper
8=31-67
9=12-67 5=31=67
5=31=67 8=31-67
9-15=67 5-31-67
5-31-67
8=31=67
Austin, Wathia M.
Taft Helper
9-19=67
Conner, Dollie No
Roosevelt Helper
8-31=67
Dawes, Pauline
Hardzog. Glenna L. Killgore, Irene E.
Orchard Park Manager Ridgeview Helper Jackson Helper
7-13=67
8=31=67 8-31-67
P E R S O NN E L
Food Service NAME
Leave of Absence:
Eugene Fields Helper Dunjee Helper
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employments:
Williams, Doris Eo
Hayes Helper
8=31=67
Wright, Louise
Jackson Helper
8-31-67
Jackson Salads
1.45 hr.
â– 8=31=67
Aikins, Gelestria
1.40 hr.
8-31-67
Unassigned Helper
Anderson, Norma J.
1.4C hr.
9-6=67
Unassigned Helper
Blankenship, Lou Ann
1.40 hr.
9-11=67
Unassigned Helper
Bomgaars, Wanda
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Bowie, Elva Mae
1.40 hr.
9-11-67
Bradley, May Bell
1.40 hr.
9-7-67
Brown, Mary
1.40 hr.
9-15-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper unassignea Helper
Cowger. Dollie
1.40te.
9-18-67
Unassigned Helper
Crawley, Wanda Lee
1.40 hr.
9-6-67
Edwards, Opal
1.40 hr.
9-6-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Godwin, Jeanne M.
1.40 hr.
9=32=67
Unassigned Helper
Gravitt, Edna
1.40 hr.
9-20-67
Unassigned Helper
Hall, Henrietta
1.40 hr.
9-1=67
Walnut Grove Helper
Hamilton, Geraldine
1.40 hr.
9=7=67
Unassigned Helper
Chapman, Bertha
Employments:
381
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 196? - CONI'D
PERSONNEL
Food Service NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Wme
, -----
SALARY
Personnel DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
Employments:
7!
ASSIGNMEN
Unassigned Helper
Jarrett, Bonnie
1.40 hr.
9=18=67
Johnson, Sylvia R.
1,40 hr-
9=7=67
Jones, Bertha J,
1.40 hr.
9=15=67
Jones, Pink Ella
1.40 hr.
9=6=67
Kilgore, Bennie L.
1.40 hr.
9=22=67
Lewis, Vivian L.
1.40 hr.*
9-19=67
Long, Verdie M.
1.40 h •.
9=6=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Madison, Opal
1.40 hr.
9=22=67
Unassigned Helper
McCoy. Arma
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Mitchell, Annie L.
1.40 hr.
8=24=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Patton, Fannie
1.65 hr.
9=18=67
Adm. Bldg. Cafe. Cook
Pugh, Georgia
1.40 hr.
9-7=67
Simmons, Myrtle
1.40 hr.
9-7-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Stewart, Agnes G.
1.40 hr.
9-13-67
Unassigned Helper
Stinson, Jewel
1.40 hr.
9-5-67
Sharp, Alice E.
1.40 hr.
9=5-67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Triplett, Dorothy E.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Eisenhower Helper
Williams, Margie. G.
1.40 hr.
9-11-67
Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Food Service NAME
ASSIGNMENT
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Employments:
I
Woods, Ada Marie
1.40 hr.
9-19=67
Young, Mary V.
1.40 hr.
9=11=67 9=20=67
Zielny, Lorayne
Cannon. Wynema
1.40 hr..
9-12=67
Furr, Frances
1.40 hr.
>U°6?
ASSJGNMEN*
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Uasssigned Helper
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Transfers:
Employments:
(Bates-Transferred)
Ellis, Lillie M.
1.40 hr.
8-31-67
(Bounds-Transferred)
Manuel, Alberta
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Kennedy Helper Emerson Helper
(Burditt-Transferred)
Irving, Clotelia B.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67 '
University Heigh Helper
(CamDbell-®ransferred)
Hawkins, Vinita
1.45 hr.
8=31=67
(Cartes^Transferred)
Celestine, Hazel
1.40 h.r
8=31=67
(Clary-Transferred)
Rucker, Myrtle L.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
(Coffia-Transferred)
Hubbard, Marguerite
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Longfellow Helper Cleveland Helper
Hogg, Barbara
1.40 hr0
8-31=67
Marshall Helper
(Douglas- Transferred)
Moore, Virgie M.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
(Edwards-Transferred)
Whitely, May A.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
Northeast Helper Monroe Helper
(Ginn-Transferred)
Gee, Margaret
1.40 hr.
8-31-67
Burbank Helper
(Dixon-Transferred)
Harding 2nd. Cook Woodson Helper
382
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
Ji Personnel I -H t K b U N IN t C :I ——————————— | ...--------—------......................................... ll ----1 1 I — ---------- '------------------------------------------------------ -s,.\ ASSIGNMENT
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
name 's
'i
H'
—
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
-
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
-
. ■■
, - --------
ASSIGNMENT
Food Service
Transfers:
Employments
(MeDoulett=Transferred)
Vaughan, Lou
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
(ifeKnicht-Transferred)
Siam, Dorthy L.
1.40 hr.
8=31=67
(Martin=Transferred)
Elliott, Elsie Jo
1.40 hr.
8-31-67
(Moore- Transferred)
Street, Maxine
1.40 hr.
8-31-67
Classen Nelpeg' Madison Helper Moon Wiper
(Patterson-Transferred)
Egan, Mary
1.40 hr.
8-31-67
Marshall Helper
(Webster-Transferred)
Downey, Lenora
1.40 hr.
8=31-67
Moon Helper
Smith, Bill Alvin
4000. yr.
9-20-67
Furniture Repair
Daniel, Evert Bill
460U yr.
9=15=67
Roofing
Cardwell, Earl L,
5535. yro
8«28e=>67
Painter
1.50 hr.
9-20=67
Title I Electronics
Classen Helper
Maintenance Department:
Employments:
Resignations: Bridge, M. J.
Landscape
9-8-67
Dean, C. William
Furniture Repair
8-9-67
Nelson, Haskell
Electrical
8-28-67
Thompson, Kenneth
Roofing
9-11-67
CRnhertson-Res igned)
Temporary Employment: Davenport, James C,
(Additional:) ;
" ____________ Service Department
I
I I________________ -——---------------------------------------------------------------- -------
NAME
Resignations:
PERSON NEL
ASSIGNMENT
Bennett, Shirl J.
Bums, Gary T.
Buchanan % to Floorman
Coffman, James E.
Dutton, Ronald J. Eckel, Robert J.
Killmer,
Lindal W,
Taylor Head Custodian Longfellow 3/4 t. Floorman
Longfellow % to Floorman Western Village 3/4 t. Floorman
Kime, Wayne Edwin
145. mo.
9=5=6?
Buchanan % to Floorman
8=31=67
Dutton, Ronald J,
217.50 mo.
9=5=67
9=15=67
Fuchs, LaDon G.
217.50 mo.
9=22=67
8=31=67
Crawley, Terry Lynn
145. mo.
9-5=67
9=15=67
Melton, Billy Ho
145. mo.
9=18=67
8=31=67
Killmer, Lindal Wo
217.50 mo.
9-7-67
8=31=67
Bryant, Gene Co
145. mo.
9-5-67
Western Village 3/4 t. Floorman Foster t. Floorman
Winters, Luster D.
72.50
9=5=67
Monroe % t. Floorman
Shoopman, Raymond E.
72.50 mo.
9-11-67
Sunset £ to Floorman
Davis, Oscar Frederick
184. mo.
9-5=67
Capitol Hill Sro Parking Lot Attendent
9-19-67
8=31=67 9=8=67
9=15=67
Arthur % t. Floorman
9=8=67
Richmond, Howard_____________
Rogers. David Lee
| Steward, Jerry Lee Wood, Bruce Michael (Durham-Resigned)
Adams % t. Floorman Lafayette \ t. Floorman
Western Village 3/4 t. Floorman Foster t. Floorman Green Pastures t, Floorman Monroe i to Floorman Star 3/4 t. Floorman
Sunset X t. Floorman
ASSIGNMENT
Green Pastures % t. Floorman
McGuire, Franklin R.
Richard, Kenneth Dale
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
9=7=67
8=31=67
Richard, Donald E.
DEGREE COLLEGE
72.50 mo.
Belle Isle J; to Floorman
Pybas, Jerry L.
SALARY
Richmond. Howard
8=28=67
McCartney, William J.
Pruitt, Davey Jr.
NAME
Employments: Green Pastures i to Floorman Webster Jr. Floorman
Barnes, Eugene Gilbert Jr.
EFFECTIVE DATE
9=15-67
8=31=67 9=21=67 >1=67
Longfellow 3/4 t. Floorman Western Village 3/4 t. Floorman
Adams % t. Floorman Lafayette t. Floorman
383
MEETING OF. OCTOBER 2^.,1967 - CONT’D
PERSONNEL
Service Department NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
--------------- 4^—-------------------- -
SALARY
Personnel DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations:
Employments:
(Gilmore-Resigned)
Green, Adlee A, (Mrs.)
(McDade-Resigned)
Austin, David Wo
9=5=67
( MeiGtf i re~Res n ened)
LuttruU, Elmer R.
145. mo.
9=1=67
(Osban-Resigned)
Sparks, Wylie L.
72.50 mo.
9=11=67
(Sampson-Resigned)
Ware, Edward E.
72.50 mo.
9=5=67
Willard % t. Floorman Shields Heights X t. Floorman Dunjee Sr. X t. Floorman Southern Hills % t. Floorman Oakridge X t. Floorman
9=5=67
72.50 mo.
Edison X to Floorman Duryee Elementary % t. Floorman
(Smith-Resigned)
Little, Morris W.
145. mo.
9-11-67
(Spence-Resigned)
Hays, Michael A.
72.50 mo.
9=5=67
(Walter-Resigned)
Alton, Clarence E.
145. mo.
9-5=67
(Additional)
Webb, Jerry W.
290. mo.
9-7-67
Page Stadium t. Flooraan Southeast Floorman
290. mo.
9-20-67
All Schools Title Relief Floorman
Temporary Employment: Featherstone. Cleveland
Deceased:
Pulliam, William C«
Custodial Supervisor
8-22-67
PERSONNEL
Service Department NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Transfers:
Employments:
(Cottrell-Transferred)
Tally, Donald Gerry
290. mo.
9=5=67
Cleveland Floorman
(Eviee-Transferred)
Farris, Ermmer C.
290. mo.
9=11=67
AU Schools Relief Floorman
(Farris-Transferred)
Conn, Wallace Roger
290. mo.
9-25-67
All Schools Relief Floorman
(Gold-Transferred)
Doyle. Hue Barnett Jr.
145. mo.
9-1-67
(Gold-Transferred)
Thomas, Marlin W.
145. mo.
9-1-67
(Gray-Transferred)
Bennett, Shirl Joe
290. mo.
9-5-67
University Heights % t. Floorman Harding % t. Floorman Webster Floorman
(Pierce-Transferred)
Lundgren, Larry J. Jr.
217.50 mo.
9=1-67
Hoover 3/4 t. Floorman
(Wilson-Transferred)
Mapes, Donald Joe
72.50 mo.
9-5-67
Stand Watie X t. Floorman
290. mo.
9-18-67
All Schools Title Relief Floorman
Temporary Employment: (Wilfong-Transferred)
McCraw. Fred D.
Leave of Absence
Military:
Boyle, Clifford B.
Southeast Floorman
9-21-67
384
MEETING OF OCTOBER. 2, 1967 - CONT'D ;■ Personnel_______ j;
.
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Security Department designations:
Employments:
foster. Johnnie G.
All Schools Patrolman All Schools Patrolman
9-15-67
Ledbetter, Jack Paul
All Schools Patrolman
9-29-67
Sooner« Tommy G.
9-15-67
CUnsell-Resigned)
Washington. William Don
300. mo.
9-19-67
All Schools Patrolman
Gibson, Ray
300. mo.
9-11-67
All Schools Patrolman
broadcasting Center
designations:
larris, Billy Ray
1 Technician
8-31-67
Washington Print Shoo
Temporary Employment: Pena. Joe
1.70 hr.
9-18-67
6000. yr.
10-1-67
Multilith Operator
Engineering Department designations:
"rites. Bill J.
Employments: Draftsman
10-6-67
^Quiett-Resigned)
McFhearson, John
-------------------------------- ----------------------------- ———
■■■■■ NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
Recorder and Draftsman
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Safety Department
Employments: Berry. James E.
125. mo.
9-5-67
Bus Driver
Burris. George
135. mo.
9=1=67
Bus Driver
125. mo.
8=31-67
Bus Driver
Higgins, Mike
130. mo.
9-1-67
Bus Driver
Knoll, Robert W.
125. mo.
8-31-67
Bus ftriver
Pyron, Jim
130. mo.
9-6-67
Bus Driver
Reed, Hamilton J.
130. mo.
9-5-67
Bus Driver
Sloan, Clark T.
125. mo.
8-31-67
Bus Driver
Powell, Tony
340. mo.
9-1-67
Bus Driver
Gentry,, A. D.
•
. . .»
Employments:
Resignations: Pheifer, Paige
Bus Driver
9-15-67
Edwards, Lynn Earl
125. mo.
9-18-67
Bus Driver
Reed, Hamilton J.
Bus Driver
9-12-6?
Wadkins, Anthony
125. mo.
9-18-67
Bus Driver
3400. yr.
9-12-67
Laborer
Supply Department
Resignation:
Employment:
( Daugherty-Resigned)
Pike. Kenneth J.
385
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D h
ll
R. #339 Personnel Approved
y A motion was .made Dy Mr. Rogers and seconded'hy Mrs. Welch to approve the above listed (i personnel items. All members present voted’\''|kye" on roll call. i
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS ' 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 attached itemized list._______ ._____ “ITEM #1 RATIFICATION OF SEPTEMBER/1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
2,033»091»27
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
104,790*69
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$
38,562o60
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$
83,902,74
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$
6,355*70
MANPOWER
$
6,619,32
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
146o25
1 Bills and iPayrolls ; Recommended
BOND FUND
ITEM #2
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR OCTOBER .1967 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS ? 1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
2,300,000.00
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
120,000000
BOND FUND
$
2,050000
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-3S
$
85,000,00
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$
180,000.00
i
10,000,00
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
1967-68 MANPOWER
$
8,000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
1,000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST, THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION0 PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES 0 $ 119.881.85 1967-68 GENERAL FUND
ITEM #3
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
81,283.18
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
23,398.99
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
53,808,64
BOND FUND
$
389,259,11
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$
290.60
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38
$
1,105.00
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
$
694,42
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$
962.51
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
$
694*48
1967-68 TITLE 1-2
$
64.OO
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$
90,335.29
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
$
40.75
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$
285,98
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
$
61.54
MANPOWER
$
582.22
m rxiri a t
ni o
- -- -
386
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONI'D it ■■;
..
h Bills and. |i Payrolls
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
; fI
jA
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
481.52
AMERICAN INST. OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION Library
Publisher
100.00
ARTCRAFT PRESS Library
Publisher
6.30
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Supplies
Board Action
424.01
1967-68 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-2
BELL CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
BERRY OIL COMPANY General Instruction
Low
26.40
BIGGERSTAFF’S SUPPLIES General Instruction
Low
138.30
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Library
Standard
122.40
BOTTENFIELD’S INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
BRANIFF Travel Expense
Board Action
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Maintenance
Low
94.90
BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
48.30
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machine
Standard
10.00
BURT’S BUSINESS MACHINES COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
50.00
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Board Action
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Maintenance
Low
CHAPEL HILL METHODIST CHURCH Rent 9/8 - 10/7 Rent 10/8 - 11/7
Board Action Board Action
CITY OF DEL CITY Water
Utilities
28.55
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water
Utilities
95.05
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water
Utilities
17.00
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
31.94
CONSULTING PSYCHOLOGISTS PRESS Title V
Publishing
1,975-68
2,015.75 1.329.60
3,345.35
•
742.05
1,138.67
452.79 200.00 200.00
400.00
105.70
387
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT D COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Low Repair to Instruc. Equipment
COOPERATIVE TEST DIVISION Title V CORY MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Library Supplies
733-60
60.00
Standard
i i
1
Low
DAVIDSON CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
86.60 78-4Z
15.00
:
165.07
i
j
Board Action
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY, INC. Telephone Service Telephone Service
Utilities Utilities
29-19 41.11
70.30
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Adult School Supplies Instruc. Offices Office Machines
Low Standard Agreement
119.50 18.00 16.00
153.50
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Standard Low
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
ELECTRONICS DICTATION SYSTEM Repair Instructional Equipment
Board Action
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
FIRST NATIONAL MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental TV Equipment Rental TV Equipment Rental
Board Action Board Action Board Action
68.00 138.64
405.00
1,560.00 122.40
400.00 42.63 53.36
495.99
500.00
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Library
Standard
19.88
W. W. GRAINGER General Instruction
Standard
21.61
Publisher Publisher Publisher
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
'
206.64
Agreement
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Library Library Library
i
6.83
3.50
Standard
Publisher
j
627.91
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Library Supplies GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
GUIDEPOSTS ASSOCIATES Library
>
11.20
Low
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Storeroom Stock
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Library
. ..... ... ......... .. Bills and Payrolls
9.90
\’ Bbard Action
CRAVER SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY General Instruction
______
2.00
2.45 4.62 .90
7.97
1.87 1.025.51
1,027.38
!
1 1 1 1
Publisher
50.00
1 i
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Library
Publisher
81.00
BUS HORTON General Instruction
Agreement
35.47
i
388
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Bills and. IBM CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines Storeroom Stock Instructional Offices Project Planning Data Processing Data Processing
-...................
Board Action Board Action Low Standard Standard Board Action Board Action
112.50 967.50 12.14 7.44 8.77 1,092.00
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Workmen’s Comp.(Aug.Sept.Oct.) Accident Insurance (October)
Board Action Board Action
17,612.65 478.00
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS General Instruction
Board Action
INTERSTATE PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS Library
Low
INTERSTATE LITHO PLATE & SUPPLY Printing General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
RICHARD D. IRWINg INCORPORATED Library
Low
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Standard Standard Standard
KAMEN WIPING MATERIALS,. INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
2,400.00
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
604.80
LANGSAM PRESCRIPTION SHOP #2 Adult School. Supplies
Low
LIBERTY NATL. BANK & TRUST CO. Rent - North Ellison - Oct. 1967
Board Action
565.00
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Rent - Sheridan Whse. - Oct. 1967
Board Action
400.00
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,488.35
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY General Instruction
Board Action
4,630.25
MAC’S SAFETY TIRE SERVICE, INC. Maintenance
Board Action
857.90
J. A.. MAJORS COMPANY Library
Publisher
T. C. MCCOURRY Rental-North Western-Nov. 1967
Board Action
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library Library Library
Board Action Publisher Publisher
CHARLES E. MERRILL PUBLISHING CO. Library
Publisher
11.20
MEDALIST PUBLICATIONS, INC. Library
Publisher
10.00
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES Water
Utilities
120.90
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Low Low
MILADY PUBLISHING CORPORATION Library
Publisher
3,824.35
18,090.65
700.77
20.50
98.00 592.15
690.15
____ 7.00 2.05 27.04 12.60
41.69
31.85
5.17
150.00 998.17 123.12 11.08
8.96 2.73
1,132.37
11.69
84.00
389
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment MILLER NORRIS COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Bills and. Payrolls
44.67
\Standard
V
Board Action Selected
1,736.40 24.50
1,760.90 •<
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
MOORE’S WHEEL-A-RAMA Custodial Supplies
Low
84.00
C. V. MOSBY COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
18.90
NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATION Teacher Employment Exam.
Board Action
NATIONS SCHOOLS Library
Publisher
10.00
NATIONWIDE PAPERS INCORPORATED Printing
Lew
18.80
OKLA. DEPT. WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Subscriptions
Publisher
16.50
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewage
Utilities
9,357.39
OKLAHOMA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Subscriptions
Publisher
102.00
OKLA. GAS & ELECTRIC Electricity
Utilities
21,934.67
OKLA. JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Library Library
Board Action Board Action
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
165.60
OKLA.. PHYSICIANS’ SUPPLY COMPANY Health Supplies
Low
395.05
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Subscriptions Subscriptions
Publisher Publisher
OKLAHOMA TODAY MAGAZINE Subscriptions
Publisher
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Board Action
OXFORD UNIVERSITY Library
Publisher
210.19
PENGUIN BOOKS Library
Publisher
2.15
910.84
1,239.00
182.16 220.00
-
-
402.16 1,331.06
12.00 220.00
232.00 31.50 4,098.50
i
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Maintenance
Selected
12.00
PEROLIN COMPANY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
297.00
POSTMASTER Meter Postage
Standard
500.00
PRENTICE HAIL, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION Title V
Board Action
PUBLISHERS SERVICE COMPANY Library
Publisher
2.50
PUGH-HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
199.20
17.72 1,940.76
j
390
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY Library
Publisher
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
105.00
RHYTHM BAND INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,791.50
SCHOLASTIC BOOK SERVICE Library
Publisher
SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY General Instruction General Instruction
Low Standard
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
4,500.40
SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
Z|J_4 ® 00
SIMPSON PUBLISHERS COMPANY Library 1 SLOSSON EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS Title V
7.78
2.19 118.96 17.24
136.20
56.30
Publishers Publishers ,
210.00
SOUTHERN COFFEE & RESTAURANT SUPPLY General Instruction
Low
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utilities
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ. Center General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low
SPENCER UTILITIES Water & Sewage
Utilities
TANDY LEATHER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
TECNIFAX CORPORATION General Instruction Library
Standard Standard
TEKTRONEX, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK &. SUPPLY COMPANY Superintendents Office Security Supplies Counselors Supplies Project Planning Supt. Office Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Instructional Offices
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY Laundry General Instruction Special Repair
Board Action Low Low
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
209.69
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Adult School Supplies
Board Action
216.75
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
TULSA SCOPE SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
140.00
TURCO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Standard
142.83
68.68 9,875.35
8.45 60.10 40.75 68.50
177.80
84-55
1,152.07 30.00 18.00
48.00
50.55
3-96 6.56 29.26 3-85 21.60 2.60 35.31
1,092.28 75.00
W
103.14
1,317.28
26.30
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PRESS Library UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Library
■Publisher
6.35
V Publisher
34-70
U. S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Board. Action
VAN FRANCES TYPESETTING Instructional Offices
Selected
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc. Repair to Instruc.
Standard Standard Standard Standard
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
562.44
20.00 10.13 7-99 103.23 116.00
237.35
WADSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
WALKER STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Library
Low
9.20
WALLACE & TIERNAN, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
54.60
WATER & WASTES ENGINEERING Project. Planning
Publisher
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ. Center Printing Printing
Low Low Low
WESTERN UNIFORM & TOWEL SERVICE Laundry Expense
Agreement
7.50
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Standard
55.52
WALTER R. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
9.80
JOHN WILEY & SON Library
Publisher
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
5.00
7.90 42.50
563.61
25.95 2.00
B-10
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY
10.76
Storeroom Stock
Board Action
649.50
AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY Lawn Expense
Board Action
318.57
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PRACTICAL NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
6.00
JOHN BEAN DIVISION FMC CORPORATION Manpower
Publisher
79.00
BARNELL LOFT LTD. Title III
Board Action
68.10
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Adult School Supplies
Board Action
83.60
BUCK’S SPORTING GOODS, INC. OF OKLA.CITY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
474.72
CAPITOL HILL WOODWORK & SUPPLY, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,293.75
CAPITAL PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stick
Board Action
481.14
CARDINAL PAPER COMPANY
6.11
Bills and Payrolls
392
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
COPY CRAFT, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
9,4480 00
CRAFTINT MFG. COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
6,973.00
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY General Instruction
Low
DOLLIES CERAMICS Storeroom Stock
Board Action
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Library
Standard
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Office Machines Storeroom Stock Title III
Agreement Board Action Board Action
DULANEY’S Title VIII
Low
FILM LIBRARY, EASTERN N.M. UNIV. TV Rights
Board Action
8.80
GIL-MOR CHEMICAL Gustodial Supplies
Board Action
630.00
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
11,365.61
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies Manpower
Board Action Low
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Title III
Board Action
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Equipment Data Processing Equipment
Board Action Board Action
35.33 27.86
63.19
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Library Title III
Publisher Board Action
2.75 521.59
524.34
LAFAYETTE RADIO ELECTRONICS CORP. General Instruction
Board Action
44.20
LUMBER SHED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
627.00
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library Title III
Publisher Board Action
CHARLES E. MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Title III
Board Action
MELTON COMPANY, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
1,072.75
MINN. MINING AND MFG. COMPANY Title III
Board Action
12,049.46
MONITOR CRAFT INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
1,685.70
49.87 1,600.00 6.00
31.40 2,233.32 1.251.60
3,516.32 32.78
373.88 1-55
375.43
13.58
6.95 693.17
700.12 406.84 5.90
393
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D NATIONWIDE PAPERS Storeroom Stock
Bills and Payrolls
\ Rfeard Action
2,457.20
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Title III
Board Action
91.92
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Office Machines
Agreement
18.39
;
RADIO INCORPORATED Title VIII
Low
47.14
i
RANDOM HOUSE Library Library
Publisher Publisher
RCA MAGNETIC PRODUCTS DIVISION Title III
Board Action
READERS DIGEST ASSOCIATION Library
Publisher
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
ROBERTS-BAKER DRUG General Instruction
Standard
ROISMAN-DRUG SUNDRIES, INC. Custodial Supplies
Low
i
4.62 5.69
10.31 ;
116.00 ?
10.43
!
1,040®00 ;
11.04 437.50
j
; i
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
10,746.00
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
164.16
CHARLES SCRIBNER’S SONS Library
Publisher
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction General Eqpt. Repair Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action Low Low
SHURE BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
ABELARD SCHUMAN LTD., Library
Publisher
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION General Instruction
Board Action
95.33
SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC MFG. CORP. General Instruction
Board Action
229.50
STATE AGNECY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Manpower
Standard
TEXAS ENVELOPE COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
8 a 14
445092 6.6o 16.50
?
j I
469.02
13.35 8.23
87.85
8.00 |
1,251.82
f
THOMPSON BOOK &. SUPPLY COMPANY Census Enumeration Title III Title III
Low Board Action Board Action
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
232.36 j
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Storeroom Stock
Low
216.75
U.S.A. STANDARDS INSTITUTE Library
Publisher
H.C. VANDEVEER & SONS, INC. Lawn Expense
Board Action
UNIVERSITY OF OKLA. MEDICAL CENTER Manpower
Agreement
102.72 157.48 2.258.68
2,518.88
2.75
3,062.76 131.50
i
39^
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
VARITYPER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc
Equipment
Agreement
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc
Equipment
Standard
7.50
WALLACE & TIERNAN, INC. Custodial Supplies
Standard
43.30
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc
Equipment
52.23
180.31 1.429.16
Board Action
1,609.47 273.42
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND ADOLPH & BUD’S BOILER & WELDING CO. Materials AIM SERVICE COMPANY Materials
9.85
Low
Standard
13.84
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Low
10.20
AMERICAN TECHNICAL SOCIETY New Library Books New Library Books
Publisher Publisher
83.74
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
41.24 22.41 41.38
BARNES & NOBLE INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
BLACK & DECKER MFG. COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials
22.25
32.45
89.89
105.03 10.05
61.15 2.10
63.25 35.40
...Standard
DICK BUCK COMPANY New Library Books
Publisher
MARK BLODGETT INSULATION COMPANY Materials
Low
108.60
BOSCO BOLT NUT & SCREW COMPANY Materials
Low
9.05
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Materials
Low
45.59
BROWN LAWN EQUIPMENT Materials
Low
158.00
BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY New Library Books
Publisher
22.74
BUSINESS PRESS Lib. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
23.80
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS New Library Books
Publisher
8.70
CENTRAL OKLA. EQUIPMENT CORP. Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Low
CENTRAL SALES PROMOTIONS, INC. Equipment for Instruc.
Standard
36.OO
329.00 11.04 224.10
564.14 17.55
395
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D CHILTON BOOK COMPANY Lib. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
P^ut^isher
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. Materials
Low
2.70
CLARKE FLOOR MACHINE COMPANY Materials
Standard
5.50
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
COLLIER-MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Lib. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Lib. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher Publisher
COOK PAINT AND VARNISH COMPANY Materials
Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Standard Low Low
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials
Low
28.52
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Low
14.94
DELMAR PUBLISHERS INCORPORATED Lib. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
DENMAN COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
DODD MEAD & COMPANY Lib.Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. Lib.Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Standard
2.81 2.76
5.57
DULANEY’S Materials Materials
Standard Low
24.75 14.25
39.00
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials Materials
Standard Low
I64.OO 12.29
176.29
FERGUS CART COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment Materials
Low Low
85.00 105.00
190.00
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
12.04 5.44
17.48
FRANKLIN WATTS, INCORPORATED Lib. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
GENERAL ELECTRIC SERVICENTER Eqpt. for Instruction
.Selected
14.82
108.80 7.42 3.72
11.14
55.50 560.34 12.00 211.75
784.09
159.60
32.40 2.94
42.47 . 00
471.47 5.97
480® 00
5.21 34.00
i
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Materials
Low
16.50
;
W. W. GRAINGER Materials
Low
5.68
j HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. j New Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center j
!
Publisher
55.15
•Dn,U"l -4
Q£
HARLEM .BOOK COMPANY T\T™.
T-,”U
RVo
Cl
Bills and. Payrolls
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, I.967 Bills and. Payrolls
CONT'D
1
v
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Standard Low Low Low Low Low Low
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. New Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center New Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech•Educ.Center
Publisher Publisher
HOUGHTON .MIFFLIN COMPANY New Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Board Action
59.75 365.65 14.32 13.08 233.00
Board Action Board Action
3.005.75 208.00
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Workmens Comp. (Aug.Sept.Oct.) Accident Insurance (October) i INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Materials
16.92 54.36 121.27 252.00 123.84 2.06 7.08
577.53
25.6.1 112x20
144.91
11.16
685. 8C
8,213.75
Standard
5.46
I.S.U. PRESS Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Area Center
Publisher
4.65
J & R AUTO SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Low
FRED JONES FORD Materials
Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
KILPATRICK BROTHERS INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
9.36
LAMBERT COMPANY Materials
Standard
267.58
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS, INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
BILL MCCOY CONDRETE PIPE COMPANY Materials
Low
MCKNIGHT & MCKNIGHT PUBLISHING CO. Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher . Publisher Publisher
CHARLES E. MERRILL BOOKS, INC. Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Standard Standard Low
MOORE’S CYCLE & SUPPLY Materials
Low
16.45 3.55
20.00 1.98
43.68
911.28 1.528.74 57.50
359.10 112.70
471.80 211.80
6.91 9.13
, 21.33
37.37
12.71 43.80 2.80 10.02 7.00
113.98
4.86
397
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
NRG. FUELS CORPORATION Materials Materials
Bills and Payrolls
14.25 14.25
28.50
NEW YORK GRAPHIC SOCIETY Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY., INC. Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher Publisher
OIL FILTER COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
3.18
OIL FIELD IGNITION PARTS COMPANY Materials
Low
24.01
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Materials
Low
11.00
OWENS REFRIGERATION COMPANY Materials
Low
215.00
OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
PEERLESS-OKLAHOMA COMPANY Materials
Low
26.80
PEERY’S TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
4.00
PERGAMON PRESS INCORPORATED Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
1.74
PEROLIN COMPANY Materials
Low
6.30 36.14
9-77
45.91
7.54
450.00 ,
L. F. PLATT LUMBER COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Bpard Action
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLY, INC. Materials
Standard
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials
Low Standard Standard
RESPONSIVE ENVIRONMENTS CORP. Lib.Bks.-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
13.65
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
93.25
S.E.B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. CO. Materials
Low
79.20
SERVICE CONTAINER CORPORATION Materials
Low
66.00
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
316.50
. S & H SHADE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
67.50
: SHERMAN MACHINE & IRON WORKS Materials
Standard
i SHOFFNER SAND OF OKLA. INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
14.00
Low
72.00
S & J SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
2,818.90
5.00 31.98 88.32
125.30
174.00
Standard
1 SOUTHWEST IRRIGATION COMPANY i Materials
Low
41.90
Low
38.40
! SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY
i i
1 !
12.50
! BERT SMITH ROAD MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
SOUTHWEST WHEEL AND MFG. COMPANY Materials
■
3.85
i 1 i
398
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D |i Bills and. Payrolls
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials
Low
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Books-Voc.Tech.Educ-Center
Publisher
4.10
VACUUM CLEANER SUPPLY Materials
Standard
4.10
VINSONITE SALES COMPANY Materials
Board Action
97.40
WATSON GUPTIIL PUBLICATIONS, INC. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
12.36
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Low
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
10.00
ALLIED ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Title VIII
Low
59.90
Ro K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
11,704.00
CAMERA SALES CENTER Title III
Board Action
95.00
CHESNUTS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,544*AO
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
40.15
CULLEN LUMBER COMPANY Materials
Board Action
14.43
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Title VIII
Low
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
3,712.00
EDUCATIONAL MUSIC PUBLISHING, INC. Title III
Board Action
15,173.40
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials Materials - Buildings
Low Board Action
FIDELITY FILE BOX, INCORPORATED Title VIII
Selected
50.25
GLIDDEN COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
57.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Materials Materials
Low Low Low
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials- Buildings
Low
458.10
6.38
336.00
44.10 133.16
177.26
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
103.90
71.20
Ji20
194.00 129.84 63.00
89.10
386.84 213.70
399
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINE CO. .Materials
Bills and Payrolls
16.66
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Eqpt. for Instruction
V Board Action
FRED JONES FORD Materials - Buildings
Standard
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials - Buildings
Board Action
766.54
MAC’S SAFETY TIRE SERVICE, INC. Materials
Board Action
112.15
MACMILLAN COMPANY Title III
Board Action
172.40
NRG FUELS CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Board Action
852.48
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Title III
Board Action
1,720.15
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
3,766.62
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
2,204«40
S.C.M. CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,695.00
SONAX COMPANY Title III
Board Action
585.00
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials
Low
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS, INC. Title III
Board Action
1,872.00
FRANK Co STEWART & ASSOC. Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
1,512.00
UNIVERSAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
1,023.90
>
VIRCO MFG. CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
754.00
'
2,037.83
28.02
14.25 14.25 14.25 11.30
54.05
77.00
WENGER CORPORATION Eqpt. for Instruction
Board Action
399.40
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
878.22
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials - Buildings
Standard
i
36.75
■ BOND FUND AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
' 864.25
BELLE ISLE PLUMBING, HEATING & AIR COND. Final Est. - Heating Plants
Board Action
12,917.29
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
1,535.00
COMMANDER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #4 - John Marshall
Board Action
118,886.00
CONNELLY PAVING COMPANY, INC. Final Est. - Paving
1 i
'U
100
UNG OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D ■ S3
• -
: Bills and. uPayrolls
CONTINENTAL MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Heating Renovations - Dunjee
Board Action
18,270.00
J. J. COOK CONSTRUCTION, INC. Final Est. - Portables
Board Action
31,026.00
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Equipment - John Marshall
Board Action
4,832.00
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INC. Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
891.08
EDUCATORS MFG. COMPANY Equipment - Portables
Board Action
8,250.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
946.94
J . R . HENDERS ON C OMPANY Est. #4 - West Nichols Hills-Heat
Board Action
14,421.00
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
1,031.66
MILNER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. Est. #2-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
108,810.00
MOORE ELECTRIC COMPANY Rewiring - Eugene: Fields
Board Action
1,930.24
NOFTSGER,LAWRENCE,LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #4 - John Marshall
Board Action
2,377.72
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est. #4 - Stonegate
Board Action
30,464.00
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment-Southeast Equipment-Mar s hall Equipment-Parmelee Equipment-Parmelee
Board Board Board Board
REFRIGERATION SALES & ENGINEERING CO Final Esto-Air Conditioning
Board Action
9,407.90
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
2,584.85
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Equipment - Southeast
Board Action
966.85
STREETS PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY Final Est. - Arcadia
Board Action
4,700.00
TRIANGLE BLUE PRINT & SUPPLY CO. Equipment - Voc. Tech. Educ. Center
Board Action
323.50
TRIPLE A. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Est.#2- Stonegate - Paving
Board Action
959.62
TURNBULL & MILLS, . INCORPORATED Est. #4 ~ Stonegate
Board Action
609.28
VIRCO MFG. CORPORATION Equipment
Board Action
2,272.00
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______
Action Action Action Action
856.05 1,198.47 171.21 184.00
2,409.73
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
JIMMY' BROADHURST Mileage Mileage Mileage
Board Action Board Action Board Action
17.12 4.80
D. T. BURGER Mileage Mileage
Board Action Board Action
2.32 2.13
29.04
4.45
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i JAKE A DIGGS | Mileage
\^d
Action
Bills and Payrolls
38.23
BILL DOLLE Supplies
Low
85.00
0. E. DULAN Mileage
Board Action
34.32
W. D. MORRIS Mileage
Board Action
34.04
W. R. PANSZE Mileage
Board Action
65.52
Board Action
1,105.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-6275-38 INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOCIATION Final Audit - Add’l. Premium
COMMUNITY ACTION PROGRAM
294-67
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Supplies
Low
34.95
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
659.47
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1967-68 TITLE 1-3 JAMES L. CASEY Adm. - Other Expense
Board Action
15.00
MRS. BERNICE NOSSOFF Instructional Salaries
Board Action
737.51
LINDA MILLER Health Service
Board Action
210.00
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Instructional Equipment
Board Action
16.25
WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
678.23
1965-66 TITLE I - 1
1967-68 TITLE 1-2 EUNICE C. JUDD Administration - C.oriference
B-25
Board Action
64.OO
AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
112.08
AMERICAN EDUCATION PUBLICATIONS Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
11.25
AMERICAN INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
25.30
AMERICAN PRINTING HOUSE FOR THE BLIND Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
APPLETON-CENTURY-CROFTS Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
ATHLETIC TR.A TIMERS SUPPLY COMPANY
8.60
14.76 301.85
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_____ ____
BARBRE PRODUCTIONS, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
880.00
BENEFIC PRESS Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
119.80
R.K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional Equipment- Instructional
Board Action Board Action
CHILDREN’S MUSIC CENTER, INC. Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
CHILDREN’S PRESS INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
CONTEMPORARY FILMS, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
350.OG
COMMUNICATION FILMS Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
100.95
COOK PAINT & VARNISH COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
181.33
Board Action
11,610.00
Board Action
1,505.41
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
212.25
DU ART COLOR CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
71.07
DULANEY’S Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,992.00
EALING CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
74.00
EDUCATIONAL MUSIC PUBLICATIONS, INC. Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
14,695.20
EDUCATIONAL RECORD SALES, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
455.75
EDUCATIONAL STIMULI Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
78.85
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA EDUC. CORP. Supplies - Instructional Supplies - Instructional
Board Action Board Action
ENRICHMENT TEACHING MATERIALS Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
EYE GATE HOUSE, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
1,477.50
FIELD ENTERPRISES EDUC. CORPORATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
109.00
FOLLETT PUBLISHING COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
331.40
FORD MOTOR COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
80.00
GARDNER HOTEL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,450.00
GOLDEN LANGUAGE TAPES Supplies - Instructional
Standard
150.00
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
42.74
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
CORONET FILMS Supplies-Instructional CURTIS EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Equipment - Instructional
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HUNZICKER BROTHERS
425.00 8.443.60
8,868.60 957.15
27.80
18,783.85 49.00
18,832.85 40.20
127.00
403
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 Bills and. Payrolls
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE CO. Supplies - Instructional
-BoVd Action
490.84
I. Q. FILMS INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board. Action
2,400.00
I I
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
965.25
;
INTERNATIONAL COMMUNICATION FOUNDATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
608.70
JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
277.00
JONES RESTAURANT EQPT. COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
411.00
LIFE FILMSTRIPS Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
511.00
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LORD ASSOCIATES . Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
138.48
;
JIM MARTIN Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
960.00
8
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
71.35
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MACMILLAN COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
21.35
§
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Lew
69.14
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MINNESOTA MINNING AND MFG. COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
975.00
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MODERN LEARNING AIDS Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
1,100.00
i
MODERN SCHOOL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
162.35
I
MONTGOMERY WARD AND COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Lew
63.12
!
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Low
; P.A.S.S. INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies PATHESCOPE EDUCATIONAL FILMS, INC. Supplies - Instructional
i
4,955.07
!
388.00
[
Publisher
10.35
|
Board Action
89.00
J. C. PENNY COMPANY, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Publisher
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
66.92
RADIO, INCORPORATED Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
297.00
RAWSON MUSIC COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
2,669.10
6.00
5i
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READER’S DIGEST SERVICES, INC. Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
121.20
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
1,973.98
SCIENCE KIT, INCORPORATED Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
292.72
SCOTT, FORESMAN & COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
61.10
SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC MFG. COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
19.25
404
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
'Bills and ^Payrolls_________ STANSI SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
20 o 80
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS, INC. Supplies ~ Instructional
Board Action
525.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY GOMPANY Supplies ~ Instructional
Board Action
883.56
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies - Instructional
Board Action
29.30
WENGER CORPORATION Equipment - Instructional
Board Action
662.90
YORKE STUDIO Supplies - Instructional
Standard
14.00
1966-67 TITLE II - 2 HARRY N. ABRAMS, INCORPORATED Library Resources
E-29’
Publishers
40.75
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Instructional
Standard
16.80
CHESNUT’S MUSIC COMPANY Instructional
Board Action
25.00
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY Instructional
Low
37.58
DONALD GRADNEY Instructional
Board Action
85.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Instructional
Standard Low
MRS. ISIS TUEL Instructional
Board Action
85.00
Low
61.54
1967-68 TITLE III -J
27.00 9.60
36.6O
1966-67
S.E.B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. COMPANY Instructional
1967-68 MANPOWER FUND
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQUIPMENT CO. Supplies Supplies
Board Action Board Action
R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Instructional Repair
Agreement
9.76
DELMAR PUBLISHERS, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Publisher
64.08
51.28 51.28
102.56
1+05
MEETING OF OCTOBER 2, 1967 - CONT'D
5 1967-68 MANPOWER FUND (continued) n
B-30
j Bills and j Payrolls
V
IBM CORPORATION Instructional Repair
Board Action
SERVICE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Supplies
Low
7.50
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Low
17.32
UNIV. OF OKLA. MEDICAL CENTER Services Rendered
Standard
336.00
Board Action
358.30
Board Action
162.90
R5.00
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SPECIALS PAID DURING MONTH OF SEPTEMBER . TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM Matching share withheld from Title 1-3 5 TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM Matching share withheld from Manpower
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to ratify the September payrolls, authorize issuing the October payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills in the amount of $762,71+8.56 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
i It was moved by Mr. shelving for use by 'chase in the amount .carried unanimously
Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of library the Instructional Media Department from Baker and Taylor. This purof $1,500.00 is to be charged to Account Title I, 5-1O3O-C. Motion on roll call.
/Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of drafting equipment and supplies for use by the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center and various secondary schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice: $
A. & E. Equipment Company, Inc. L. L. Ridgway Enterprises, Inc. Bona Venture Supply Company Eugene Dietzgen Company Dick Blick Company Brodhead-Garrett Company Oklahoma Photo Supply, Inc. Dowlings, Inc.
■These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts:
$ 1,8RR.O5 561.60 7R.77 R98.1R
**B 1207-C BL 1030-C G 2R0-B *G 2R0-B3
*These purchases have been approved on our NDEA Application, Title VIII. **Reimbursement will be allowed by the State Board for Vocational Education.
All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
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i Bills and !Payrolls App. ;R. #3R1 ^Library Shelves <Purchased_______ '
^R. #3R2 jDrafting Eqpt. |& Supplies______ '
355-^3 910.92 87.7O 1,328.OR 23.82 72.00 194.25 6.Ro
$ 2,978.56
Total
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| R. #347
George W. Champney who submitted the low bid in the amount of $6,850.00 to demolish the 1 Contract Approved 1908 Addition to Washington Elementary School, 820 West California. All members present I Demolition of : Washington Elem. i voted "Aye" on roll call. jBuilding_________
iR. #348 ; Amendment to ; Motion RE: !Committee on : Race and Communit j Relations_______ ,
Dr. Hill moved that his original motion for the membership of the Committee on Race and Community Relations should be amended and the four committeemen originally designated to be "at large" from other areas in the School District, should be changed to designate two of the committeemen from the Central-Classen High School attendance areas and two of the committeemen from the district at large. Mr. Rogers seconded the motion. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
Mr. Rogers gave a brief report on his recent trip to Washington, D. C., at which time he f Rogers Reports attended The Urban Schools Conference. Mr. Rogers stated that 295 urban schools were i on Washington Prepresented where student enrollment is in excess of 15,000. He stated that numerous f Trip panel discussions were conducted and the members for various sessions included United 1 fi States Attorney General Ramsey Clark; Commissioner of Health, Education and Welfare Harold Howe II; 0E0 Director Sargent Shriver; Vice President Hubert Humphrey; and ; Secretary, U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare John W. Gardner. Mr. Rogers^ will submit a detailed report to the Board at a later date.
'■Mr. Lott asked if anyone had additional remarks, questions, or business. Mrs. Oldham i: (Northeast-Harding delegation) thanked the Board for the time which the Board had given to the committee from Northeast-Harding attendance areas. Mrs. Oldham additionally tasked regarding a date for a committee meeting and was informed by various members of '!the Board that the committee should be responsible for setting their own meeting date and appointing a chairman for their membership.
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ffMrs. Oldham additionally asked regarding the dates of election of School Board Members. i'Dr. Lillard responded that the dates of School Board elections in 1967 will be Tuesday, November 21, and Tuesday, December 5«
f:Mrs. Welch stated that after serving for eight years as a member of the Board, she will fnot be a candidate from Ward 1 for the upcoming election.
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■Dr. Hill stated that he plans to be a candidate for Member-at-Large in the upcoming :■ election. "Mr. Lott stated that various factors are being considered relating to his being a | candidate, and until a later date when these factors have been cleared, his decision will be pending.
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fMrs. Welch additionally responded that she would suggest and encourage the continuation of a woman member to the Board and hoped that a qualified lady would file as a Board ■candidate.
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Motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, October 19, 1967^ was made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mrs. Welch, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
JATTEST
Clerk
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R. #349 Adj ournment
OKLAHOMA CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION INDEPENDENT SCgO^L DISTRICT #89 OKLAHOMA COUNTY FOV^ENERAL ELECTION DECEMBER 5, 1967'
AMOUNT
ADDRESS
NAME
POLLING PLACE
22.00 9.50 9-50
Insp. Judge Clerk
3605 s. W. Mrs. Ida Plummer Mrs. Frances M. Brown 3616 S. W. 3605 s. W. Eva Rogers
Insp. Judge Clerk
F. M. Crabb 0. B. Roberts Gertrude M. Crabb
Insp. Judge Clerk
3024 S. Mrs. K. E. Middleton Mrs. Wannell McCracken3028 S. 3014 S. Mrs. Judity Foos
4-Belle Isle 5904 N. Villa
Insp. Judge Clerk
Vyonda V. Sorrels Bendetta N. Gray Mrs. Nesbitt Miller
2201 Belleview Dr .22.00 9-50 2220 N. W. 57th 9.50 2729 'N. w. 58 Pl.
5-Britton 1215 N. W.
95th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. N. Ladd Jennie Atha Shirley Bass
1160 N. 9615 N. 1432 N.
W. 92nd Western W. 94th
22.00 9.50 9.50
6-Bryan 1134 N. W.
8th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Dale McClure Hattie Allen Lucille Hogue
1135 N. <W. 9th 1135 N. W. -9th 1022 N. Ellison
22.00 9-50 9-50
7-Buchanan 4126 N. W. 18th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Katherine James Dorothy J. Novak Ida P. Ashford
1901 N. 4348 N. 4209 N.
Warren W. 18th W. 19th
22.00 9.50 9-50
8-Burbank 3232 N. W.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Peggy L. Boyd Charlene E. Steves Wilma Heckel
3205 N. 2924 N. 3100 N.
w. w. W.
65 71 73
22.00 9.50 9.50
9-Capitol Hill Jr. 2717 S. Robinson
Insp.• Judge Clerk
Mrs. A. B. Taylor Ruby V. Cullen Mary Butler
529 s. W. 413 S. W. 535 S. W.
28th 28th 28th
22.00 9.50 9-50
10-Capitol Hill Sr. 500 S. W. 36th
Insp. JudgeClerk
Lorene Chesnut Gladys Grider Gladys Wantland
208 S. E. 547 s. W. 633 s. W.
27th 33rd 31st
22.00 9.50 9.50
11-Central 817 North Robinson
Insp. Judge ■ Clerk
Mabel M. Zella M. Leona B.
1413 N. 1509 N. 1123 N.
W. W. W.
9th 10th 7th
22.00 9.50 9.50
12-Classen 1901 N. Ellison
Insp. Judge Clerk
Nola Shannon Fred Shannon Ralph Jones
2220 N. 2220 N. 2101 N.
W. W. W.
15th 15th 17th
22.00 9.50 9.50
13-Cleveland 2725 N. W. 23rd
Insp. Judge Clerk
Arietta Anderson Cecil Higgins Nell Lawhon
2561 N. 2350 N. 2401 N.
W. W. W.
21 21 21
.
22.00 9.50 9.50
Insp. Judge Clerk
Nola Moslander Vada Floyd Ethelyn F. Jenkins
2443 S. 2217 s. 2117 s.
w. W. W.
27th 28th 25th
22.00 9.50 9.50
1-Adams 3416 S. W.
37th
2-Arcadia Arcadia, Okla.
3-Arthur 5100 S. Independence
65th
14-Columbus 2402 S. Pennsylvania
:
Nicholas Hemker Kitchell
39th 38th 39th
22.00 9.50 9.50
Arcadia , Okla. Arcadia , Okla. Arcadia , Okla. W. W. W.
22.00 9.50 9.50
52nd 52nd 53rd
POLLING PLACE
NAME
ADDRESS
AMOUNT
29-Fillmore 5200 S. Blackwelder
Insp. Judge Clerk
Margaret R. Spradlin Dessie L. Whitfield Martha McMahan
1117 S. 1440 s. 3409 S.
30-Foster 1/4 mi. E. of Eastern on S. E. 53rd Street
Insp.. Judge Clerk
Pauline Mollman F. V. Jobe Minnie Jobe
22.00 1535 S. E. 59 5805 I.T.I.O. 9-50 5805 I.T.I.O. Blvd1.9.50
31-Garden Oaks 3401 N. E. 16th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ora C. Brown Lucille Stewart â– Gail L. Felix
1905 Overbrook Dr. 22.00 2008 Overbrook 9.50 2008 Overbrook 9-50
32-Garfield 4138 S. Drexel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Evelyn R. Tomlinson Lola C. Darrall Mary Jane Finney
5401 S. May 5421 S. Drexel 3036 S. W. 57th
22.00 9.50 9-50
33-Gatewood 1821 N. W. 21st
Insp . Judge Clerk
Bess M. Lewis Bessie Dillingham Thelma Dixon
1924 N. W. 21 1928 N. W. 23rd 2308 N. Indina
22.00 9.50 9.50
Insp. Judge Clerk
Eulene Siess Imogene Dodrill Sarah Nicholas
1144 s;_w. 58th 22.00 5009 S. Blackwelder9.50 1334 South Dr. 9.50
35-Green Pastures 4300 N. Post Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mabie Killens Rt. 1.,Box 143 Jessie Williams Rt. 1 Box 379 Lillerbelle Carrether sRt. 2.,Box 889 (All Spencer,Okla.)
22.00 9.-50 9.50
36- Harding 3333 North Shartel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs.- J. M. Duffy Mrs. Claude Barber Mrs. Pearl R. Hopper
1001 W. Hill 808 N. w. 31 2615 N. Shartel
22.00 9.50 9.50
37- Harmony 1537 N. E. 24th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Zula Pazoureck Doris Crutchfield Margaret Maier
1612 N. E. 19th 1205 N. W. 3-4 th 804 N. E. 21
22700 9.50 9.50
38-Harrison 721 Britton Road
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mary Lawrence Grace A. Price Irene Lewis
732 N.WI 91 812 N. w. 90 9013 N. Olie
22.00 9.50 9.50
39-Hawthorne 2300 N. W. 15th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Mary Roper Mrs. Velma Buttry Katheryne Hoisington
2554 N. 2432 N. 2500 N.
22.00 9.50 9.50
40-Hayes 6900 S. Byers
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ada Wilbanks Ethel Keesee Martha Williams
7720 Shields 7511 s. Stiles Rt. 8, Box 386
22.00 9.50 9.5'0
41-Henry 5901 S. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Dorothy J. Sharp Patsy L. Smith Leora Rusmisel
16 S. W . 57th 32 S. W. 57th 5834 Eggleston
22.00 9.50 9-50
42-Heronville 1240 S. W. 29th
Insp. Judge Clerk
34-Grant 5016 S. Pennsylvania
/'Mrs. Charles Barnard Mrs. Neoma Gatten Mary Bush
W. 52nd w. 52 Harvey
w. W. w.
17th 18th 17th
22.00 9.50 9.50
1432 S. W. 33 22.00 1437 S. ' W.. Binkley 9.50 1321 S. W. 30th 9.50
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NAME
ADDRESS
AMOUNT
4l-Hi 11 Crest6321 S. Mi-llev
Insp Judge Clerk
Mary E. Skeel Mrs. R. W. Moody Morris Y. Skeel
2920 S. W. 65th P. 2600 S. W. 62nd 2920 S. W. 65th Pl.
22.00 9.50 9.50
•t's-.Horace Mann 11-5 W. ’+5th
Insp Judge Clerk
Iva K. Davis Mrs. Clara I. Teter Mrs. James Mullins
820 N. W. 45th 616 N. W. 42nd 816 N. W. 44th
22.00 9.50 9.50
.'♦s-iioover N. W. 115th
Insp Judge Clerk
Mrs. Victor L. Cleland 10608 Lyndon Rd. Mrs. Walter J. Shedlowe3109 Carlton Way 2141 Andover Gt. Mrs. Frances Freeman
•. ---.'.vikson
Insp Judge Clerk
Irene Swafford Mrs. E. J. Morava Ethel Adair
2529 S. W. 25th 2609 S W. 27th 2636 S. W. 26th
22.00 9.50 9.50
6’-.Jefferson
Insp Judge Clerk
Patsy R. Roach Doris Anne Heartsill Sarah Mae Patterson
2801 N. W. 25th 7713 S. Hillcrest Dr. 7708 S. Villa
22.00 9.50 9.50
6.’ -Johnson !?;!'> Sheffield Rd.
Insp Judge Clerk
Mildred A. Herman Virginia C. Giles Neva L. George
1601 Oxford Way 9300 Nichols Rd. 2241 Carlisle Rd.
22.00 '950 9. 50
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Ruth Scheffel Mrs. Florence Gard Mrs. Florence Green
8620 Glenwood 8521 N. Georgia 1228 N. W. 92nd
22.00 9.50 9.50 ■
Insp Judge Clerk
Ruth A. Blaney Helen R. Murphy Belva L. Haney
3833 N. W. 26th 26.20 Lyon Blvd. 3939 N. W. 27th
51-Kennedy 1901 N. E. 13th
Insp Judge Clerk
Arnetas Williams Clara W. Wright Willie Hicks
1608 N. E. Park Pl. 1604 N. E. Park Pl. 620 N. Missouri
22.00 9.50 9.50
52-Lafayette 500 S. W. 43th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Gene Grimes Avonne C. Knox Jane E. Blanchard
308 S. W. 43rd 326 S. W. 44th 309 S. W. 46th
22.00 9.50 9.50
53-1.oc 423 S. W. 29th
Insp Judge Clerk
Millie Wyout Clara B. Briscoe Mary L. Harris
3208 S. Harvey 312 S. W. 31st 224 S. W. 31st
22.00 9.50 9.50
>4~Lincoln ; 138 N. Geary
Insp ■ Judge Glerk
504 N. E. 13th 504 N. E. 13th 117 N.E. 12th
22.00 9. 50 9.50
S5~Linwo®d
Insp Judge Clerk
Mary Yates Mamie W. Jennings Verne1 K. Malone
22.00 9.50 9.50
15-Lone Star 901 E* Hemer Rd.
3140 N. W. 22nd 3133 N. W. 22nd 3217 N. W 21st •
Insp Judge Clerk
Mrs. Jane King Mrs. Marjorie Son Mrs. Bonnie Ellison
12501 Bell Oak Rd. Ed. Rt. 3 Box 218-B Edra. Rt. 3 Box 237 Edm.
22.00 9.50 ' 9.50
76?1
S. Villa
s’ Blackwelder
J.-Jnlm Marshall . ’i. University,
CMjia-r
3!z> 'yv; Blvd.
<-vl6 N. W, 17th
V: \
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Eula A. Looney Charles H. Aldrich / < Mattie Brumley
22.00 9.50 9.50
.. 22.00 9.50 9.50
POLLING PLACE
NAME
ADDRESS
AMOUNT
57-Longfellow 1201 N. E. 48th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Fannie B. Richey Emma Merritt Vernetta Hornbeak
4316 Woods Dr. 1201 N. E. 47th 4321 Woods Dr.
22.00 9.50 9.50
58-Madison 3117 N. Independence
Insp. Judge Clerk
Helen Quine Olive Gray Ozella McFarland
2916 N. W. 3124 N. W. 3140 N. W.
33rd 33rd 34th
22.00 9.50 9.50
59-Mark Twain 2451 W. Main
Insp . Judge Clerk
Katherine. Cutler Lettie Poage Nellie Noffsinger
120 N., Tuttle ■ 2522 N. W. 2nd 2519 1/2 W. Main
22.00 9.50 9.50
60-Mayfair 3200 N. W. 48th
Insp. Judgez 'I Clerk
Mrs. Ruby Busch Wilma Turnspseed Mary Lee Austin
2945 N. W. 3124 N. W. 3105. N. W.
22.00 9.50 9.50
61-McKinley 5315 S. Shartel
Insp. Judge Clerk
Jayne A. Wade Mary Cromley Avanelle Bowen
701 S. W. 52nd 119 S. W. ,59th 524 S. W. 51st
62-Monroe 4810 N. Linn
Insp. Judge Clerk '
Christine Vassilopoulos 2032 Mattern Dr .22.00 9.50 5120 N. Linn Ann K. Spitler 2040 N. W. 46th 9.50 . Shirley K. Label
63-Moon 1100 N. Lindsay
Insp. J udge Clerk
Carrie Holloway Betty Mae Douglas Gloria Hill
516 N.- High 635 N. E. 8th St. 708 E. Park Pl.
22.00 9-50 9-50
64-Nichols Hills 1301 Wilshire Blvd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
1210 Belford Ave. Mrs. John Pine 1207 Tedford Way Mrs. Stanley Swain Mrs. Anderson Johnson 1124 Bedford Dr.
22.00 9.50 9.50
65-Northeast 3100 N. Kelley
Insp. Judge Clerk
Lorene C. Farris Betty Jean Hansen Nora L. Schmoldt
1325 Campbell Rd. 22.00 9.50 901 East Hill 1321 Campbell Rd. ’ 5- 50
66-North Highland 8400 N. Robinson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Callie Motter Rose Wilcox Mary E. Nunn
733 N. W. 91 724 N. W. 91 P. 0. Box 14264
22.00 9.50 9.50
67-Northwest Classen 2801 N. W. 27th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Bessie L. Wiggins Evelyn Garr Clippie Bowlin
2528 Cummings Dr. 2501 N. W. 27th 2600 Cummings
22.00 9.50 9.50
68-Oakridge 4100 Leonhardt Dr.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Alberta Crawford Ruth Staton / Geneva Miller
69-Orchard Park 1335 West Sheridan
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Basil 0. Pate Mrs. Harold Bales Billie Hedgpeth
1315 N. W. 5th 1722 W. Park Pl. 1320 Linwood
22.00 9.50 9-50
70-Page 317 N. Geary
Insp. Judge Clerk
Pearl Buford Maudie Stikes Rosa Bethel
812 N. E. 3rd St. 1015 N. E. 4th 700 N. E. 3rd
22.00 .9-50 9.50
45th 42nd 48th
22.00 9.50 9.50
.(3304 Neighbors Lane22.00 V 3012 Dentwood terr. 9-50 f .3000 Neighbors Lane 9-50 (All Del City)
NAME
POLLING PLACES
V
ADDRESS
AMOUNT 22.00 9.50 9.50'
71-Parmelee 6700 S. Hudson
Insp. Judge Clerk
Sheldon Cox Carolyn Hansen Clara Belle McBride
340 S. E. 6.2nd 222 S. E. 57th 6412 S. Byers
72-Pierce 4101 S. W.
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Fred Harrison Mrs. James King Mrs. G. L. Butler
2324 S. 2321 S. 2811 S.
Goff 22.00 St. Clair. 9.50 9.50 Goff
73-Polk 3806 N. Prospect
Insp. Judge Clerk
Ines Deplois Edith Short Rose Hornbeck
2303 N. 2126 N. 2209 N.
Bath Lottie Bath
74-Prairie Queen 6609 S. Blackwelder
Insp., Judge Clerk Insp. Judge Clerk
Hazel K. Skidmore Reba Sue Freeman Lorene Swatek
69OO S. Douglas1111 S. W. 66th 735 S. W. 74th â–
27th Pl.
75-Putnam Heights 1601 N. W. 36th
Mrs. Marguerite Smith 2212 N. 2101 N. Mrs. Francis Norris 2019 N. Mrs. Hettie Herndon
W. W. W.
42nd 38th 41st
22.00 9-50 9.50 22.00 9.50 9.50 22.00 9.50 9.50
Theavis Statham Crystal Ferguson None
1349 Kinkaid Dr. 1328 Kinkaid Dr.
22.00 9-50
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Larry Ulrey Mrs. Jerry Barrett Mrs. Knox Davis.
10204 Sunnymeade 10205 Sunnymeade 2661 Lakeside
22.00 9-50 9.50
78-Riverside 421 S. W. 11th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Anna M. Michalik Marguerite Servais Mrs. M. G. Childress
539 S. W. .608 S. W. 523 S. W.
22.00 9-50 9.50
79-Rockwood 3101 S. W. 24th
Insp./ Judge Clerk
Sara Brown Dorothy Ferguson Ivy Johnson
1812 S. W. 3131 s. W. 3145. S. W.
Grand Blvd. 22. 9.5019th 25th - 9..50
80-Roosevelt 3233 S. W. 44th
Insp. Judge Clerk
June Winnard Ola Hart Louise Sewell
3118 S. W. 3072 S. W. 3129 S. W.
37th 22.00 37th Pl.9.50 42nd 9-50
81-Ross 4120 Magnolia
Insp. Judge Clerk
Virginia L. McKeel Della M. Morphis Annie Oliver
13T5 S. 1311 S. 1307 S.
E. E. E.
40th 40th 41st
82-Sequoyah 2400 N. W. 36th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Vera Rose Mauna L. Thomas Yvonne Crawford
2465 N. 2246 N. 2801 N.
W. W. W.
36th Terr.22.00 38th 9.50 35th 9.50
83-Shidler 1415 S. Byers
Insp. Judge Clerk
Peggy Ellis Ruth Heide Marie Morton
536 S. 735 S. 527 S.
84-Shields Heights 301 S. E. 38th
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Bob Frymire Grace Ellison Irene Burleson
76-Rancho Village 1401 S. Johnston Dr.
Insp. Judge Clerk
77-Ridgeview 10010 N. Ridgeview
\/ A
10th 11th 12th
22.00 9.50 9.5O
13th 14th 13th
22.00 9.50 9.50
29 S. E. 41st 35 XM S. E. 42nd 332 S. E. 38th
22.00 9.50 9.50
E. E. E.
POLLING PLAGE
NAME
ADDRESS
AMOUNT
85-Southeast 5201 S. Shields
Insp Judge Clerk
Mrs. Shelddn Cox Charlene Tate Betty Payne
340 S. E. 62nd 228 S. E. 57th 221 S. E. 57th
22.00 9.50 9.50
8 6-Sou them Hills 7800 S. Kentucky
Insp Judge Clerk
2425 S. W. 78th 2117 S. W. 64th 2441 S. Wo 78th
22.00 9.50 9.50
87-Spencer 8900 N. E. 50th
Insp Judge Clerk
Edith Gail Wilder Nancy Bedingfield Velma Jones '-za y Ut ; al W. J. Masters Mildred E. England Henrietta White-
88-Staod Watie 3517 S Linn *
Insp Judge Clerk
Mrs. T. F. Stapp 2700 S. W. 34th Mrs. Donald F. Boevers 2424 S. W. 33rd Mrs. Homer Pilgrim 2220 S. W. 36th
22.00 9.50 9.50
89-Star 8917 N. E. 23rd
Insp Judge Clerk
Carmen Wangler Leia Swem Mildred Dempsey
8125 N. E. 36th 3400 N. Air Depot 7100 N. E. 36th
22.00 9.50 9.50
90-Star Spencer 3001 N. E. Spencer Rd.
Insp. Judge Clerk
LaDonia Chandler Sylvia Willcox Mrs. J. H. Coffman
Box 102 Spencer, Okla 2 2.,00 Box 13 Spencer, Oklahoma 9.50 Box 105 Spencer, Okla. 9.50
91-Stonegate 2525 N. W. 112th
Insp Judge Clerk
Mrs. Kenneth Shouse Dorothy E. Rubbright Mary S. Lynch
11104 N. Greystone 2600 N. W. 110th 11120 Greystone
22.00 9.50 9.50
92-Sunset 3105 Sunset Blvd.
Insp Judge Clerk
Marijane Newton Jo Robinson Virginia Bumpass
3008 Kent Dr. 10324 Lakeside 3204 Center St.-
22.00 9.50 9.50
93-Taft 2901 N. W. 23rd
Insp Judge Clerk
Margaret Fleming Verna ChildersMary Gleason
3229 N. W. 25th 3217 N. W. 25th 3229 N. W. 26th
22.00 9.50 9.50
94-Taylor 633 N. W. 52nd
Insp Judge Clerk
Bernice S. Aaron Loydene Owen Juanita Harris
508 N. W. 51st 708 N. W. 52nd 5208 N. Hudson
22.00 9.50 9.50
95-Telstar . 9521 N. E. 16th
Insp JudgeClerk-
Gladys M. Brown Patsy G. Holliman Aea Ballard
9416 N. E. 11th 9620 N. E. 11th 1125 N. Gottonewood
22.00 9.50 9.50
96-Truman 1324 N. Kelham
Insp Judge Clerk
Ernestine Carmichael Geneva Gentry S. B. Giddings
1727 N. E. Park Pl. 1620 No E. park.Pl. 1715 N. E. 11th
22.00 9.50 9.50
97-Tyler 1621 S. W. 15th
Insp Judge Clerk
Betty J. Valentine Ruth Whitworth Jeri D. Stejskal
1209 S. W. 16th 1332 S. W. 11th 1412 S. W. 15th
22.00 9.50 9.50
98-University Heights 6315 No Western
Insp Judge Clerk
Mrs. David Pruet Erma L. Parlour Alma Reed
1129 N. W. 56th 5437 Military 1114 Lombardy Lane
22.00 9.50 9.50
8715 N. E. 52nd 22.00 Rt. 2 Box 959 A. Spencer 9.50 8700 N. E. 50th 9.50
4
POLLING PLACE
NAME__________________
ADDRESS_____________________ AMOUNT
99-Valley Brook 6315 S. Camille
Insp. Judge Clerk
Mrs. Sammy Penington Doris Jantzen Opal J. Kelly
1622 S. E. 61st 1705 S. E. 61st 6117 Jack Drive
22.00 9.50 9.50
100-VanBuren 2700 S. W. 40th
Insp Judge Clerk
Ruth I. Faris Jurlene L. Mitchell Merle Airington
2445 S. W. 40th 4115 S. Agnew 2336 S. W. 41st
22.00 9.50 9.50
101-Walnut Grove 500 S. Durland
Insp Judge Clerk
Loretta RutledgeMargaret Hollenbeck Edna Lamb
610 S. E. 4th 648 S. E. 5th 719 S. Byers
22.00 9.50 9.50
102-Webster 6708 S. Santa Fe
Insp Judge Clerk
Jean Ruby Letha Garrison Ruth Reynolds
113 S. E. 55th 333 S. E. 55th 408 S. E. 59th
22.00 9.50 9.50
103-West Nichols Hills 8400 N. Greystone
Insp Judge i Clerk
Helen J. Whiteley Gwendolyn R. Wright Mary L. Wetwiska
9304 Sunnymeade 1722 Coventry Lane 8911 Wellington
22.00 9.50 9 ..50
104-Western Village 1508 N. W. 106th
Insp Judge Clerk
Nancy S. RatzlaffEthel Nilson Lila A. Hodgens
1324 N. W. 104 10413 Hasley Pl. 1433 N. W. 104th Terr.
22.00 9.50 9.50
105-Westwood 1701 Exchange Ave.
Insp Judge Clerk
Ruth Alexander Marie Jessup Lois L. Upton
1605 Birch 1732 S. W. 16th 1629 Linden
22 .DO 9.50 9.50
106-Wheeler 501 S. E. 25th
Insp Judge Clerk
Bertha Lon Nixon H. W. White Lavina Wilson
728 S. E. 26th 825 S. E. 27th 525 S. E. 27th .
22.00 9.50 9.50
107-Willard 1400 N. W. 3rd
Insp Judge Clerk
Mae B« Werneke Edith MorganLillian H. Johnston
1600 N. W. 3rd 1709 N. W. 1st 312 N. Indiana
22.00 9.50 9.50
108-Willow Brook 8105 N. E. 10th
Insp Judge Clerk
Mrs. David Campbell Mrs. Mary Collins Mrs. Glennis Horn
929 Holly Lane 1309 Parkwoods Terr. 1321 Parkwoods Ct.
22.00 9.50 9.50
109-Wilson 2215 N. Walker
Insp JudgeClerk
Dewey G. Mosshart,.Sr. 616 N. W. 19th 210 N. W. 16th D.D. Duskin . Mrs. F. 0. Wilkerson ■ 619 N. W. 22nd
110-Woodson 600 N. High
Insp JudgeClerk
Minnie V. Anderson M. Viola Easley Georgene Richardson
608 N. Kate 706 N. Everest 621 N. Massachusetts -
22.00 9.50 9.50
111-Wright 65th & N. Sooner Rd.
Insp Judge Clerk
Trelawney B. HyattJessie Johnson Eknma Holloway
Rt. 1, Box 345 Rt. 1 Box 329 Rt. 1 Box 348
22.00 9.50 • 950
i
22.00 9.50 9.50
The Oklahoma County Election Board held two meetings: and tabulating and certifying returns.
Authorization of Election
|/Jerry Tubb
Chairman
20.00
^/J. Dan Recer
Member
20.00
j/H..
S.
Secretary
Newman
Total
20.00 60.00
$
Time on Extra Workers used to set up Board of Education General Election-Rate of $2.00 per hour and mileage at the rate of .10$ per mile.
/xClark Robinson 3128 Pioneer
54
Hours @ $2.00 per hour 210 Miles @ 10$ per mile
108.00 21.00
129.00
//Don Robinson 4009 S. Linn
'62 Hours @ $2.00 per hour 279 Miles @ 10$ per mile
124.00 27.90
151.90
^Ronnie Kee 6912 S. Land
14 Hours 30 Min.t® $2.per Hr . 21 Miles @ 10$ per mile
29.00 2.10
31.10
^Gerald Post 3225 N. W. 43rd
17 Hours @ $2. per hr. 188 Miles @ 10$ per mile
34.00 18.80
52.80
Total
364.80
$
The following worked in the County Election Board office in the preparation of the Board of Education General Election, December 5, 1967, receiving returns and miscellaneous duties:
^Martha Parker (/Ruth Jerkins ^Maudie Mino izLucille Woody ✓’Dale Page •zAlice Littke jzMorris Leake
’
. ’
$
Total
Precinct workers in 110 schools @ $41.00 per school Precinct Workers in 1 school @ $31.50 .............................. .
■
10.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 8.00 8.00 4.00 60.00
4,510.00 31.50 $ 4,541.50
Total
/ (Please make the following two items payable in one check) Rental on 111 Voting Machines @ $26.00 per.............................................. .... .C 2,886.00 Printer Packs - 120 @ $2.00 each.......................................................... . . 1 ^7 240.00 Total <$' 3J126.00'
Postage, pens, pencils and miscellaneous supplies
.
.
Total
$
75.00
GRAND TOTAL
$
8,227.30
409
MEETING 01' OCTOBER 19, .1967 s
li
pTHE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1967, i AT MO P.M. PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President and Member i Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member i Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member >
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl! Martin, Merle Monroe, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, Carl Ruble, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd i Taylor; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; Mrs. Ben Hulsopple, PTA; representatives! of Committee on Race and Community Relations; Randolph Kendall, Urban League; Bess Steward, OCCTA; William Charlton, Larry Haley, VISTA; Jean Ruby; Peggy Durham, The Oklahoma Journal; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman. ! I
The invocation was given by Joe Park and was followed by roll call.
iInvocation_____
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
i Guests Welcomed
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to direct the following persons jR. #350
to attend conferences as indicated:
Mervel Lunn, Midwest Conference on Education, November 2-3, 1967,
; Professional !Trips Approved
Kansas City, Missouri.
Jim Brownell, Vocational Rehabilitation Workshop, October 31 through November 3, 19^7> Austin, Texas. All expenses to be paid by the Vocational Rehabilitation Division, State Board for Vocational Education.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call. ’It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to confirm the direction of Sizemore R- #351 Bowlan to attend the Four-State Conference for Vocational-Industrial Arts, October 6-7, Professional 1967, Pittsburg, Kansas. Motion carried unanimously. Trip Confirmed R. #352 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the employment of EducaSchool Board Oklahoma County Election Board to conduct elections for membership on the Board of Elections App tion of the Oklahoma City School District. Primary election to be held on Tuesday, ^November 21, 1967, and the general election to be held on Tuesday, December 5; 1967* The Election Proclamation to designate the polling places and election officials, with proAlso, approval vision for replacing designated election officials who are unable to serve. of payment of compensation at the established rate to the election officials and office 1 personnel helping to conduct the elections , and payment of other election expenses, including the rental and transportation cost of voting machines, election supplies and The list of election officials and polling places to be included the printing of ballots. in the permanent minutes of the Board. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers that a resolution be adopted authorizing membership of Oklahoma City's Secondary Schools to the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association: RESOLUTION
R. #353 j School Activities | Membership App.
The Board of Education of Independent School District Number 89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma (Oklahoma City Public Schools), authorizes membership in the
Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association for the Junior and Senior High Schools under its jurisdictioh. The administrators of the schools are directed to conduct interschool activities in accordance with the Constitution and Rules of the Oklahoma Secondary School Activities Association. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
The Superintendent submitted additional reports as follows:
1.
Regarding a letter from Mr. Bill Sharp of Sharp and Nichols Music Company asking that special consideration be given to the purchase of music supplies and equipment and that local firms should have first consideration even though they have not submitted low bids. Mr. Rogers responded that in his opinion the judgment factor must always be used and that we should not make it an official policy to award contracts to local firms only. We should proceed as we always have to give local firms due consideration. Mr. Estes and Mrs. Welch concurred.
2.
Copies of the District OEA goals.
Additional Reports by Superintendent
MEETING OF OCTOBER ±9, 1967 - CONT'D = Additional Reports Cont'd
3.
Arnold Fagin's letter regarding\±^ appointment of the Committee on Race and Community Relations. \
4.
Civil Technology class at John Marshall High School.
5.
Per capita cost comparison of vocational-technical and academic classes for 1966-67.
6.
Meeting of Superintendents of Large Schools, October 12-14, 1967,
Miami, Florida.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
R. #354
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of a Tract for Star- 20-acre (more or less) tract in the SE/4 of Section 14, Township 12 N, Range 2 E, from ;Spencer Junior Mrs. Sylvia Willcox at $2,000.00 per acre, with road and sewer easements per negotiations. High School Payment to be made upon proper execution of title and forms of conveyance which are to be approved by the school district attorney. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
:R. #355
Agreement for !Joint Program Bath Park
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize an agreement with the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to establish and conduct a joint program of recreation on the City's property (Bath Park) which is adjacent to Kennedy Junior High School. The
agreement to designate the responsibility for fencing, lighting, maintaining, operating and other details. The Board's attorney is to approve the agreement as to form. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #356
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve an agreement to lease >Lease Space for from Commercial Equipment Company, 607 North Western, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, building Dry Cleaning space and dry cleaning equipment to be used to conduct classes in dry cleaning from October 23 to December 29, 1967, inclusive (10 weeks at $425-00 per week), for a total Classes rent of $4, 250.00. This program has been approved under the Manpower Development and Training Act Application. All members, voted "Aye" on roll call. ■R- #357
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of lumber 'Lumber Purchase for use by the Maintenance Department from Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc., which submitted j Approved_______ the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,480.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #358
Paving Mtls. Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of paving materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice:
Amis & Kelly Construction Company Haskell Lemon Construction Company
$ 8,175.00
Total
$ 8,295.00
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
120.00
Motion carried unanimously.
R. #359
Vlotion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of printing student booklets for use by elementary schools from Colorgraphics which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,698.00 is to be charged to Account G 120-A. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #360
A. motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of reading materials for use by the Manpower Office from Thompson Book and Supply Company ifhich submitted the low quotation .in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $885.00 has been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program
^Printing Student ■Booklets Reading Mtls. Purchased
Application and is to be charged to the Manpower Account.
r®J
Motion carried unanimously.
410
MEETING OF OCTOBER 19, 1967 - CONT'D i'Additional ;Reports Cont'd
3-
Arnold Fagin's letter regardingVt^s Race and Community Relations.
\
appointment of the Committee on
4.
Civil Technology class at John Marshall High School.
5.
Per capita cost comparison of vocational-technical and academic classes for 1966-67.
6.
Meeting of Superintendents of Large Schools, October 12-14, 1967^ Miami, Florida.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING
R- #354
|A .motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of a Tract for Star- 20-acre (more or less) tract in the SE/4 of Section 14, Township 12 N, Range 2 E, from ;Spencer Junior Mrs. Sylvia Willcox at $2,000.00 per acre, with road and sewer easements per negotiations. High School Payment to be made upon proper execution of title and forms of conveyance which are to be approved by the school district attorney. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. 4R. #355
â– Agreement for Joint Program Bath Park
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to authorize an agreement with the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, to establish and conduct a joint program of recreation on the City's property (Bath Park) which is adjacent to Kennedy Junior High School. The
agreement to designate the responsibility for fencing, lighting, maintaining, operating and other details. The Board's attorney is to approve the agreement as to form. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #356 Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve an agreement to lease .Lease Space for from Commercial Equipment Company, 607 North Western, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, building Dry Cleaning space and dry cleaning equipment to be used to conduct classes in dry cleaning from October 23 to December 29, 1967; inclusive (10 weeks at $425-00 per week), for a total -Classes rent of $4, 250.00. This program has been approved under the Manpower Development and Training Act Application. All members, voted "Aye" on roll call.
iR- #357
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of lumber Lumber Purchase for use by the Maintenance Department from Kilpatrick Brothers, Inc., which submitted Approved the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,480.00 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
R- #358
Paving Mtls. Purchased
It was .moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of paving materials for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice:
Amis & Kelly Construction Company Haskell Lemon Construction Company
$ 8,175.00 120.00
Total
$ 8,295.00
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
Motion carried unanimously.
R- #359
Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of printing student booklets for use by elementary schools from Colorgraphics which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,698.00 is to be charged to Account G 120-A. All .members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #360
A. .motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of reading materials for use by the Manpower Office from Thompson Book and Supply Company which submitted the low quotation .in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $885.00 has been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program
Printing Student 'Booklets Reading Mtls. Purchased
Application and is to be charged to the Manpower Account.
Motion carried unanimously.
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 19, 1967 - CONT'D
pit was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mix. Estes to approve the purchase of padlocks H for use "by various schools from Thompson BdtoA& Supply Company which submitted, the low i; quotation in response to the above Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,225.50 is ■to be charged, to Account BL 620-CD. All members voted. "Aye" on roll call.
R. #361
Padlocks App.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of sheet ir . #362 music for use by the Junior High Music Festivals from the following companies which sub- Sheet Music ; Purchased_____ mitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Walter Kane & Son, Inc. Jenkins Music Company Total
$
680.64 748.20 135.88
$ 1,564.72
Mr. Lott asked if there was any other business or any new business to be presented to the Board.
Mr. Zharmer Hardimon, spokesman for the newly appointed Committee on Race and Community /Relations, advised the Board that his group had no report to make. However, five badditional members have been appointed by the committee to work with the five members appointed by the Board. The entire committee membership is as follows: Board appointed members: Mr. H. A. Farbes Mrs. Joe R. Oldham, Chm. Mrs. Stuart B. Robinson Mr. Leon Dobbs Mrs. John Wagner
i President Asked; § for New Items <
■ Committee i Membership j Named__________ ’
Committee appointed members: Mrs. Tom Sorey, Jr. Mr. <Wm. Veazey Mr. Charles Dowell Mr. Zharmer Hardimon Rev. G. E. Elswick, Pastor, Eighth Street Methodist Church
/Mrs. Welch made a motion which was seconded by Dr. Hill that a letter should be prepared r . #363 : < which will show that the Board acted to authorize and establish the "Race and Community Letter Regarding ■ Relations Committee" to serve in an advisory capacity to the Oklahoma City Board of sCommunity Relations !'Education in studying desegregation, integration, and other community problems. The ! Committee “ committee to work with and coordinate their efforts with other community agencies and organizations similarly concerned and to communicate their findings and make recommendations to the Board. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. Copy of this letter to be sent to the Southwest Center for Human Relations Studies, College of Continuing ’ Education, Norman, Oklahoma.
/ Dr. Lillard announced that the State Meeting of the Oklahoma Education Association will :! be held on October 22, 23, and 24, 1967; in Oklahoma City and that next year's meeting
will be in Tulsa.
■’Motion to adjourn was made by Mr. Estes, seconded by Dr. Hill, and carried. •’ THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
"Approved the 6th day of November, 1967.
i OEA Meeting Date Announced
R. #364
i Adjournment
I-1 ro
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER.6, 1967
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, mM,
PRESENT:
i
NOVEMBER 6, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
William F. Lott, President and. Member Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Geo. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Harry Johnson, Attorney; K. D. Elswick, Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Floy Campbell, James Casey, N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, G. L. Robinson, i Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor, Allen Williams, Charles Allen; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, ( League of Women Voters; Mrs. Virginia Thompson and 7 students from Madison; Members of i Community Relations Committee; Classroom Teacher representatives from Culbertson, Edison,( Edwards, Emerson, Eugene Fields, Fillmore, Johnson, Kaiser, Lafayette, Lee, Lincoln, Linwood, Eisenhower, Classen, Southeast, Prairie Queen; John Spaan; Peggy Durham, The ; Oklahoma Journal. (
The invocation was given by Mr. Lott and was followed by roll call.
Invocation
The guests were welcomed by Mr. Lott.
Guests Welcomed
On motion by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes, the minutes of the meetings of October 2 and October 19, 1967, were unanimously approved as presented.
R. #365 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS. Mr. Green, Treasurer, gave a routine financial report. (Copy in Clerk's file.) He suggested that he be permitted to invest the $5,000,000 for bonds sold August 30, 1967} in 180-day United States Treasury Bills.
Treasurer1s Report
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch directing the Treasurer to invest $5^000,000 in 180-day United States Treasury Bills. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
[R. #366 Investment of Bond Funds
Mr. Johnson, Attorney, reported that the School District will receive on November 9; 1967, the $5;000,000 for bonds sold August 30, 19^7 •
Attorney's Report
Mr. Elswick reported concerning his activities with the Food Service and Activities Accounts. Mr. Stockton reported that he had checked all the bills in this agenda and that they are in proper order for Board action. He also presented an official audit of funds for which his firm is responsible for the year ending June 30, 19&7- Expressions of appreciation for the content and thoroughness of the audit were made by members of the Board.
(Auditors' (Reports
After appropriate remarks, Mr. Estes questioned a statement included in the audit regard-, ing inventory. Tom Smith responded and briefly explained the inventory procedure followed by the School District. A follow-up report is to be submitted to the Board at a later ; date. !
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the above reports as presented. Motion carried unanimously.
(R- #367 Reports Approved;
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT A .motion was .made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to direct the following persons to attend meetings as indicated:
One or more Board Members, State School Boards Convention, November 6-7, 1967, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
R. #368 Professional (Trips Approved
William F. Lott and one or .more additional Board Members, National School Boards Association, Leadership Conference, November 9"H, 1967, Chicago, Illinois. Earl Martin, Eighth Conference for Supervisors of Elementary Education in Large Cities, November 13-15, 1967, Washington, D. C.
Wesley Driggs, National Association for Public School Adult Education Conferences, November 16-20, 1967, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Jesse Lindley, North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools, November 9, 19^7, Chicago, Illinois. Expenses to be paid by the North Central Association.
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R. #368 Continued.
Don Young, Southwest Seminar for Enforcement, November 6-10, 1967, University of Oklahoma, Norman, Oklahoma. Sizemore Bowlan, American Vocational Association Conference, December 1-6, 1967, Denver, Colorado. Alvin R. Eggeling, National Recreation & Park Association Congress, December 2-7, 1967, Miami Beach, Florida. Board to pay one-half of expenses not to exceed $192.50.
All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R- #369 Resolution of Appreciation
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve a Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Velma Fleenor, Teacher, Westwood Elementary School, deceased October 17, 1967. Motion carried.
United Fund Quota
The Superintendent expressed pleasure and congratulated the staff and students of the Oklahoma City School System for having exceeded the school's quota in the recent United Fund drive.
R. #370 United Fund Appreciation Resolution
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch that a Resolution of Appreciation should be included in the minutes of the Board. Motion carried unanimously.
RESOLUTION
Recognizing the cooperative attitude by the staff and
students of the Oklahoma City Public Schools in contributing to â– the 1967 United Appeal and to achieve 108$ of its quota,
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the members and officials
of the Board of Education whose signatures appear hereon express
their appreciation and highly commend the staff and students of the Oklahoma City Public Schools for their efforts in the
1967 United Appeal campaign.
PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
It was requested that the persons listed herein be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
H t K bU N N t L
----- INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effect ive DATE
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effective DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations
(Mrs) Burchart, Jacqueline (Mr)
Hawthorn, John (Mr) Keck, Robert V» (Mrs) McElfish, Karen
Emerson 2nd Classen Eng. - Phys. Ed. Voc. Education Consultant Nursing Program Instructor
10-16-67
9=29-67
(Mrs) Pruitt,Charlene W.
—
55650.
B.A.
1
9-25-67
Classen English
10-13-67
10-13-67
Tifrs) Osborn, Lucretia
Sunset 3rd
9=29=67
(Mrs) Quin, Pamela Go
Polk Primary
9=29=67
(Mrs) Ridley, Judith W. (Mrs) Vrana, Fay Mo
Northwest English Polk 2nd
9=29=67
10-13-67
(Additional position)
(Mr) Steward, Jerry L.
5250.
c.s.c. B.A.
0
9-25=67
Southeast Social Studies
(Doty - resigned)
(Mr) Hall, Dale L.
2975.
N.W.S.C. B.S.
7
8-31=67
Jefferson % Time Math.
(Chelf - Transfer)
(Mrs) Payne, Delores
2900.
Tulsa U. M.A.
3
9-26-67
Taylor % Time Kgn.
(Taliaferro - resigned)
(Mrs) DuCote, Julia M.
5650.
Ouachita Uo B.A.
4
9-26-67
Marshall - Math. "Duration of Need'
0
9-28-67
&
10-3-67
0
10-2-67
3
9-26-67
Pierce £ Time Kgn. Hawthorne-^ Kg "Rem. of Yr. Only1
0
10-5-67
Douglass -1 Math. "Duration bf Need'
12
10-2-67
Belie Isle - 4th "Duration pf Need'
(Mrs) Marzett, Joyce J, (Mrs) Due, Jeretta S.
(Additional position) (Nichols - ill)
(Additional position) (Dement - resigned) (Sartin - ill)
(Keagens - resigned)
(Additional position) (Collier - ill) (Griffin - transfer)
(Maefsky - resigned) (Kitchens - resigned)
(Additional position)
(Tahmahkera - resigned)
2625. 2775. 5250.
6900.
C.S.C. B.S. O.U. B.M.E. O.B.U. B.A. U. of Tex. B.S.
Langston U. B.S. O.U. M.E.
Star Primary Willard Primary
PER SON N E L
INSTRUCTIONAL
(Finley - ill)
5350.
(Mrs) Morgan, Pauline C. (Mrs) Zeeck, Linda L. (Mrs) Wright, Shirley J* (Mrs) Gross, Edna J.
(Additional position)
NAME
5250.
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
(Mrs) Holleron, Karen Lo ~W) Hornbrook, John R. (Mrs) Joe, Leola J. (Mrs) Bean, Floy S. (Mrs) Dean, Sharon G.
(Mrs) Hawkins, Rosie L. (Mrs) Martin, Kora K. (Mr) Duncan, Hall F. (Mr) Werner, Henry C.
SALARY
55550.
r—1
5450.
6050. 6350. 5250. 5250.
6038. 7800.
625. mo.
TMt )
DEGREE COLLEGE
O.U. B.S.
ve APPROVED effecti DATE EXP.
assig nment Grant = Eng. "Duration of Need" Grant - Driver Ed. "Duration of Need" Page - Primary "Rem. of Yr. Only"
3
9=27=67
2^
10-5-67
8
10-12-67
12
10-4-67
0
9=26=67
0
10=9=67
5
9=26=67
3
10=5=6?
1
10-16=67
Title III Social Scientist Title I------------------Attendance Counsel
B.S.
0
10=2=67
Title I Attendance Counsel
Oakland City B.S. Langston U. B.A. C.S.C. B.A. Langston U. B.S.
CoS.C. B.S. K.U. B.A.
Indiana U. M.S. C.S.C. B q Aq e Cq Sq C©
Pierce - 2nd "Duration of Need" Page & Creston Hil "Duration of Need" Walnut Grove - 3rd "Duration of Need" Title I Physical Therapist
(Vallejo = resigned)
Johnson, Jerry D. iMr) '
625. mo.
(Additional position)
Boyer, Jimmy L.
170. mo.
N.D.
0
10-26-67
Title VIII % T. Elect. Tech.
(Bradley - resigned)
Condreay, Phillip B.
6600.
O.S.U. B.S.
1
10-9-67
Voc. Tech. >Ctr. Air ConditioningJ
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KT
PERS01
____________________
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
t
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence Maternity
>Mrs) Saines, Barbara
feuman 1st
67=68
(Mrs) feraett, Lula M<>
Dunjee Math.
67-68
(Miss) fem, Martha (Mrs) Bare, Peggy
Northwest English
9=11=67
Cap. Hill Jr, Home Es.
10=6=6?
(Mrs) Jackson, Clara E.
(Ifrs) Smith, Alma M, ®5
Willard 3rd
10=6=6?
Northeast Speech
10=25-6?
m Health
McCollum, Claude A.
B5450.
N.W.SoC. B©SO
2
10=9=6?
Capo Hill Jro Home Eg.
(Mrs) O’Neil, Florence J.
5550.
N.W.SoC. B.S.
3
10=10=67
Willard = 3rd "Duration of Need"
(Mrs) Crawford, Jauquin E.
5850.
Langston U. B.S.
6%
10=3=6?
Western Village 6th
Military
(Mr) Johnson, Darryl F. (Mr) Jackson, Leo
Jefferson Art Truman Inter.
(Mr) Turner, Joe Ro
Western Village Sth
9=15=6? 9=22=6?
10=31=67
-
Deceased (Mrs) Fleenor, Velma P.
Westwood Spec. Ed.
10=17=67
CLERICAL
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ive APPROVED effect DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations
Mrs) (arbour, Sheila D. Mrs) ireer, Arlen
Cap. Hill Sr. Lib. Clerk Audio Visual Film Inspector
10=16=67 10=4=67
Pruitt = resigned)
(Mrs) IfcMillan, Joan A.
S245.
10=2=67
Classen Inst. Clerk
'Additional position)
(Mrs) Young, Barbara N.
270.
11=1=67
Title I Clerk
Leaves of Absence Maternity
(Mrs)
Title I
Gray, Anna M.
Mat. Ctr. Aide
11=10=6?
White, Nancy
250.
Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
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' .."... ....—------RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD:
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Personnel
Employment - Temporary
School Media Services - Title I - ESEA - Effective October 9,' 1967
Material Center Aide Audiovisual Inspector Library Aide Material Center Aide Material Center Aide Audiovisual Clerk
Brenda Stewart Debra Y. Owen Deborah S. Nievar Mark A. Hantla Ronald P. Huntla Judy M. Dean
$1.25 per hour
|
$1.25 $1.25 $1.45 $1.45 $1.25
i
per per per per per
hour hour hour hour hour (Effective October 16, 1967)
'
Title 111=5 - ESEA
I
$5.00 per hour (Effective October 2, 196?) $5.00 per hour (Effective October 51, 1967)
Instrumental Music Physical Mucation
Gerald B. Witten Janice Martin
Manpower Training Program - Instructors Maybelle Conger - $5.00 per hour = effective September 27 & 28, 1967. Archie Lee Poole = $50.00 per day = effective October 25 through October 27, 1967. Isabelle Schoch - $50.00 per day = effective October 18, 1967. Miller Plato - $50.00 per day = effective October 25, 1967. ■ SUBSTITUTES FOR THE SCHOOL YEAR 1967-68:
Ballard, Paula (Mrs) Baum, Paul (Mr) Berryhill, Lester (Mr) Burks, Beatrice M. (Mrs) Cason, Bennye (Mrs)“ Chandler, Bertha (Mrs) Dunn, Marthalie (Miss) File, Verna (Mrs) Forsman,Margaret (Mrs) Geurin, Sherrian (Mrs) Harbour, Nancy (Mrs) Harris, Carol (Miss) Haynes, Doris (Mrs) Heath, Robert W. (Mr) Heller, Peggy (Mrs) Jones, John F. (Mr) Lewis, Judy (Mrs) Martocci, Pat (Mrs) Neel, Jean B. (Mrs)
Secretary Span., French Social Studies Secretary Elem. Elem. Biol., Sei. Elem. English Elem. Bus., Eng. Bus., Eng., S.S. Elem. Speech, Eng. Secretary Phys. Ed., Math. Secretary Soc., S.S., Psy. Span., Bus., Psy.
Foodservice NAME
ASSIGNMENT
u
:
f
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive EXP. DATE
Butterfield, Lois Daniels, Bernele
Jefferson Helper
10=19=67
Hoover Helper
1.40 hr.
10=19=67
Adkison, Florence
1.40 hr.
10=2=67
Barnett, Rose Mary
1.40 hr.
10=9=67
Bell, Ann
1.40 hr.
9=18=67
Unassigned Helper
Bradford, Darlene
1.40 hr.
9=26=67
Unassigned Helper
Briscoe, Betty J.
1.40 hr.
10=27=67
Broiles, Leo Virgina
1.40 hr.
9=26=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Bruscato, Lola
1.40 hr.
10-16=67
Unassigned Helper
Butler, Patsy Jean
1.40 hr.
10=13=67
Carey. Henry Anna
1.40 hr.
10=27=67
Chappell, Shirley
1.40 hr.
10=2=67
Craig, Kathryn
1.40 hr.
10=2=67
Denson, Grace
1.40 hr.
10=16=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Dickerson, Mary F.
1.40 hr.
10-16-6 7
Un&ssigaed Helper
Tinsley. Betty L.
10=18=67 9=15=67
10=16=67
Jones, Virginia
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ASSIGNME
Employments: Hoover Heiner Jefferson Helper Eugene Field Helper
Brown, Mary F.
Elem., Home Ec. Cosmet. Hist., Eng. Elem. Secretary Music, Elem., Eng. Elem., Music Span., S.S. Eng., Lib. Phys. Ed., Biol., Sci. Bus., S.So Elem., Eng. Elem. Elem., Music Cosmet. Elem., Eng.,* S.S. Secretary Eng., Speech Art, Hist., Phys. Ed.
PERSONNEL
Resignations:
Acree. Lena
Pleasant, Celia (Mrs) Proctor, Evelyn (Mrs) Richardson, R. E. (Mr) Ripper, Jo A. (Mrs) Rose, Shirley (Mrs) Shatswell, Harolyn I., (Mrs) Steen, Lois Lo (Mrs) Torbett, Marilyn (Mrs) Turner, Carmelita (Mrs) Wade, Marcellus (Mr) Walls, Alice (its) Woodley, Gail (Mrs) Wray, Mildred (Mrs) Wright, Revoida (Mrs) Armstrong, Nataline (Mrs) Barber, Gloria (Mrs) Finley, Sandra (Mrs) Jones, Sharon (Mrs) James, Deane A. (Mr)
■---------- '■
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
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PERSONNEL
hod Sendee NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME \
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Employments: Dickerson9 Maxine
1.40 hr.
10=11=6?
Dillahunty, Fern L.
1.40 hr.
9=27=6?
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Garcia, Mary V,
1.40 hr.
9=26=6?
Unassigned Helper
Gessel, Joyce A,
1.40 hr.
10=11=6?
Gibson, Dorothy I.
1.40 hr.
9=26=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Hansen, Gertrude
1.40 hr0
10=27=6?
Unassigned Helper
Hall, Laura Lo
lo40 hro
10=15=67
Umssigned Helper
Hastings, Barbara
lo40 hr.
10=9=6?
Unassigned Helper
Higginbotham Goldie
1.40 hr.
10=20=6?
Unassigned Helper
Hildreth, Mozel
1.40 hr.
10=9=67
Hodges, Addie L.
1.40 hr.
10=1-5=6?
Hodges, Lila A,
1.40 hr.
9=20=6?
Hood, Vera M.
1.40 hr.
10=57=6?
Houk, Myrtle
lo40 hr.
9=27=6?
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Jackson, Dorsie F.
1.40 hro
10=11=6?
Unassigned Helper
Keys, Reta
1.40 hr.
10=16=6?
Unassigned Helper
Lav, Arlie
1.40 hr.
’ 10-19-6?
Lobb, Tressia Ao
1.40 hr.
9=26=6?
L
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ASSIGNMEN*!
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
---- —.-------------- ------------------------------------------- PERSONNEL
; Food Service
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
Employments:
;■
1
1
Unassigned Helper
Marshall, Dorsie Ao
1.40 hr.
Merino, Rachel E.
1.40 hr.
9=27=6?
Unassigned Helper
Merrill, Ivanell
1.40 hr.
10=16=6?
Unassigned Helper
Norwood, Lillie C.
1.40 hr.
10=10=6?
Pendarvis, Inez
1.40 hr.
9=28=6?
Quindt, Margaret
1.40 te.
10=2=6?
Unassigned Helper
Roebuck, Grace
1.40 hr.
10=6=67
Unassigned Helper •
Stevenson, Lettie Mo
1.40 hr.
10=4=67
Unassigned Helper
Unass igned Helper Unassigned Helper
Unassigned Helper
1.40 hr.
9=56=67
Taylor, Bedell B.
1.40 hr.
9=27=6?
Tipton, Kay
1.40 hr.
10=10=67
Vaughan, Carol
1.40 hr.
10=25=67
Valtor, Mary E.
1.40 hr.
10=19=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Weed- Bonnie M.
1-40 hr.
10=25=67
Unassigned Helper
■ Talley, Rosemary
!;
10=16=67
ASSIGNMEN-
Unass igned Helper Unassigned Helper
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NAME
effec tive DATE
NAME
=
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
ve APPROVED effecti DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMI
Employments:
Resignations:
Roofer
10=23=67
Hatter, Larry W.
Shop Clerk
10=12=6?
Phipps, Joe Bo
4000. yr.
10=5=67
Shop Clerk
Holder, William D.
Drayage
10=6=67
Droke, Arvard
5800. yr.
10=26=67
Drayage
(Bridge=Resigned)
Birdsong, Charles
3300. yr.
10=11=67
Landscape
(Nelson= Resigned)
Fitzgerald, Sa®
5933. yr.
10=26=67
Electrician
(Simpson-Resigned)
Samuels, Thomas C.
5533. yr.
9=28=67
Beavers, Thomas
5533. yr.
10=26=67
Hankins, James R.
4000. yr.
10=26=67
Jenkins, Willard J.
4067. yr.
9=26=6?
Drayage
1.75 hr.
8=29=67
Labor
Thomas C.------------------- Painter LSamuels,v--------------
10=20=6?
Smith, Willard R.
10=5-67
Furniture Repairman
Paintr Painter Electronics (Semi-Skilled)
Temporary Employment:
Koenig, Robert G.
PERS ON NEL
Service Department: NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Resignations:
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMEI
Employments:
Neal, Bobby Gean
All Schools Relief Floorman All Schools Relief Floorman
9=21=6?
Pierce, Frankie Joe
Stonegate Floorman
9=29=6?
Harris, Ronald L«
290. no.
10=23=67
All Schools Relief Floorman
Carrel, Joe E.
72.50 mo.
10=16=67
Garfield i t. Floorman
(Bennett=Resigned)
Roberts, Elmer Glenn
290. mo.
10-2=67
Webster Floorman
(Boyle=Drafted)
Newby, Harve E.
290. no.
10-2=67
Southeast Floorman
(Goines-Resigned)
Saterlee, Larry G.
217.50 uro.
10=25=67
(Richmond-Resigned)
Williams, Moses L.
72.50 ao.
9=28=67
(Becknel-Transferred)
Easom, Charles N.
290. mo.
10-23=67
Northwest Classi Floorman
(Graham-Transferred)
Goodridge, Jackson
217.50 mo.
10=2=67
Wilson it. Floorman
(Hall-Transferred)
Sizemore, Anthony
145. mo.
10-10=67
(Roberts-Transferred)
Woods, James W.
290. mo.
10=16=67
North. John Lvnd
145. mo.
9-25=67
Conn, Wallace R.
9=25=67
Tally, Donald Gerry
Wheeler Floorman Cleveland Floorman
10=23=6?
Whittet, David M.
Spencer Floorman
10=18=67
Prewitt, Ronnie D.
Wilfong. Perl
A11 Schools-Title 1 Relief Floorman Garfield it. Floorman
g.
Wilson, Donald L.
9=29=6?
10-19=6?
10=13=6?
Hayes 3/4 t. Floormar Green Pastures it. Floorman
Transfers:
(Thomas-Transferred)
1
Roosevelt i to Floorman All Schools Relief Floorman
Harding i t. Floorman
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Personnel NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effec tive DATE
NAME
----------------------------- —
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Employments:
fervice Department:
All Schools Title I Floormaa_________ :__ Hillcrest 3/4 t. Floorman_____ Prairie Queen 3/4 t. Floorman
Canary. Henry J.
290* fflo*
10-30-67
Casey. Oscar Ray
217.50 mo
10-2-67
Cloyd, Jimmie Ray
217.50 mo ►
10-2-67
Hall, Wazell Thomas Jr.
290. mo.
Henricks, Fred C.
72.50 mo.
10-3-67
AU Schools Title I Relief Floorman Van Buren X t. Floorman
Houston, larry Roy
72.50 mo.
10-2-67
Arthur X t* Floorman
Keene, Robert L.
145.
10-2-67
Willow Brook X t. Floorman
Lynn. William P.
290* mo.
10-24-67
Means, Calvin
145. mo.
10-2-67
All Schools Title I Floorman Coolidge X to Floorman
Pullen, Henry
72.50 mo.
10-18-67
Harmony X t. Floorman
Smith, Robert L.
290. mo.
9-26-67
All Schools Title I Relief Floorman
Smith, Roy D.
290• mo*
10-18-67
All Schools Title I Relief Floorman
Smith. Sylvester
145. mo.
9=27-67
All Schools Title I X t. Relief Floorman
9-18-67
ms .
Engineering Department:
designations:
Employments:
'Crites-Resigned)
Patton, Nancy C.
5400. yr.
NAME
SALARY
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
11-1-67 —
DEGREE COLLEGE
Draftsman
APPROVED effec tive DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
upply Department:
Employments:
esignation:
Untin, Leon Mack
Warehouseman
10-4=67
Bohanan, Jack D.
3520. yr
10=16=67
Truck Driver
Moore, Johnny E.
3520. yr
10=23=67
Truck Driver
10=23=67
All Schools Patrolman
Security Department: Employments: Osban, A. J. Danny
R. #371 Personnel ; Approved.
300. mo. (50. mo.
ear allowance)
A motion was made By Dr. Hill and. seconded. By Mr. Rogers to approve the listed personnel items. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, CAFETERIAS 'Bills and. Payrolls.
Approval of the following recommendations #1, #2, and #3 was requested: Recommendation to ratify the October payrolls, authorize issuing the November payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills per the attached list.
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NOVELS 6, 1967 ITEM #1
Bills and Payrolls ^Recommended
RATIFICATION OF OCTOBER 1967 PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
2.062.987.26
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
105.253.42
BOND FUND
$
1.400.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-3S
$
.,2,703*80
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$_
83.017.29 7.099.60
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
1967-68 MANPOWER
$
5,386.80
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
123.75
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR NOVEMBER 1967 IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS:
ITEM #3
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
2.075.000.00
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
110.000.00
BOND FUND
$
1.400.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$
15.000.00
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$_
100.000.00
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$_
10.000.00
1967-68 MANPOWER
$
19.000.00
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE j BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND APPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION,, PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES. BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT NOVEMBER 6, 1967
1967-68 GENERAL FUND 1966- 67 GENERAL FUND
1967- 68 BUILDING LEVY FUND 1966- 67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
BOND FUND NYC R5-7142-38
1967- 68 TITLE 1-3 1966-67 TITLE I - I
1966-67 TITLE 1-2 1966- 67 Title II - 2 1965- 66 TITLE II - 2
1967- 68 TITLE III - 3 1966- 67 TITLE III - 3
MANPOWER
TOTAL
122
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls 1967-68 GENERAL FUND
ADDISON-WESLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORPORATION Storeroom Stock Personnel Office Printing
Board Action Standard Standard
ADVANCE PROCESS SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Cent er
Low
A & E INCORPORATED Printing Storeroom Stock Gener al Instruction
Standard Board Action Board Action,
AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board
AMERICAN GUIDANCE SERVICE, INC. Title V Instructional Offices
Publisher Publisher
AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION Subscriptions
Publisher
AMERICAN OPTICAL COMPANY Health Department
Standard
57-60
ARCHER PHOTO COPY SERVICE Miscellaneous
Low
10.21
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Health Department Health Department
Low Board Action
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION Office Machines
Agreement
6.71
230.90 9.60 254.55
495.05
172.18
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
15.48 246.08 74.72
336.28
193.27 10.97 19.73 222.99 60.52 225-58 272.24 49.81 10.60
1,065.71
30.50 216.90
247.40 152.00
25.20 92.00
117.20
46.50 <r
H. W. BAKER LINEN COMPANY Laundry Expense (Towels)
Board Action
BELTONE HEARING SERVICE Health Department
Standard
BERRY OIL COMPANY Operating Maintenance Maintenance
Low Low Low
32.45 39.85
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
25.00 27.18
BIGGERSTAFF’S SUPPLIES General Instruction
Board Action
BINGHAM PRINTING INKS Printing General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Board Action Board Action
2,408.00
181.70
103.71
52.18 33.00
67-50 55.50 101.76
224.76
423
r
')
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, . 19&7 - CONT'D
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i i
L
l
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R. K. BLACK, INCORPORATED Printing Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
-J
Sjoard Action \Jlpw
DICK BLICK COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Standard Low
BONANZA OIL & GAS COMPANY Operating
Agreement
BOTTENFIELD’S INCORPORATED General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
R. R. BOWKER COMPANY Library
Publisher
SIZEMORE BOWLAN Travel Exp.-Pittsburgh, Kansas Four State Conference
Board Action
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action
WM. C. BROWN COMPANY Library
Publisher
791.87 25.00
13.80 32.00
816.87
■
45-80 50.60 ;
740.05 637.84
1,377.89 . 220.00 !
19.72 '
7-40 24.00
31.40 i 10.90 j
1
BURGESS PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
Publisher
2.51'
BUR-LANE MARKING EQUIPMENT CO. Custodial Supplies
Low
5.25 j
BURMAX COMPANY, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education
Reimbursement
853.14 >
24.84 ! j
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment Office Machines Office Machines
Board Action Board Action Standard
463.31 157.00 5.25
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Miscellaneous Pubs, for Instruc. Media General Equipment Miscellaneous Travel Expense Building & Grounds Library Supplies General Instruction Maintenance
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
19-97 3.12 9.54 127.05 11.00 .69 .89 4.71 21.66
CALIFORNIA TEST BUREAU General Instruction
Publisher
CAPRI CLEANERS Laundry Expense
1
■>
Bills and Payrolls
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
625.56 j
j
198.63
176.80 j ! 173.95 §
Agreement
i
BOB CATES PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Custodial Supplies Maintenance General Instruction Maintenance
Low Low Low Low
CENTRAL OKLA. .TRANSP.&PARKING AUTHORITY Public Carrier
Board Action
CENTRAL SALES PROMOTIONS, INC. General Instruction
Standard
243.95
CHAPEL HILL METHODIST CHURCH Class Room Rental - November
Board Action
200.00 i
CHESNUTS MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
7.50
CHILTON COMPANY - MOTOR AGE Library
Publisher
5.00
S. P. CHRISMAN Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
33-55 106.13 11.70 222.30
373.68
3,897.25 !
1
1,105.00 !
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D Bills, Payrolls]
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water and Sewage
Utilities
77.39
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewage
Utilities
17.00
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low
CITY OF THE VILLAGE Water and Sewage (Sept. & Oct.)
Utilities
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Supplies - Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Low
COLLEGE PRINTING AND TYPING COMPANY Library
Publisher
2.95
COLLIER-MACMILLAN LIBRARY SERVICE Adult School Supplies
Publisher
18.13
COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON MFG. CO. Security Supplies i AL COOK DESK & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Business Office
15.75 5.00 AO. 00
60.75
143.50 268.41 2.48
270.89
Standard
8.00
Standard
16.50
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard
MRS. RAY CRAWFORD Special Education
Reimbursement
W. H. CURTIN & COMPANY Supplies-Voc .Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
M. K. CURTIS Special Education
Reimbursement
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications
Publisher
451.70
DATA PROCESSING MANAGEMENT ASSOC. Library
Publisher
1.40
DEL CITY UTILITIES Water & Sewage
Utilities
24.60
DICTAPHONE CORPORATION Supplies-Counselors Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Board Action Board Action
8.00 263.00 369.00
640.00
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Storeroom Stock General Instruction General Instruction-Voc.Tech. General Instruction
Board Action Low Low Low
629.56 31.27 432.06 2.30
1,095.19
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utilities
28.94
DOCKUM PONTIAC INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
6.84
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Agreement Agreement Agreement
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
12.00
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLAS Special Education
Reimbursement
68.04
49.91 181.42
-O
327.76
17.64
277.33 30.60
7.50 7.50 90.00
105.00
U25
MEETING OF NOVEMBER. 6,..1967
.
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Title VIII
CONT.'D
;
..
Bills, Payrolls: ... Soard Action \A>ard Action Board Action
BILL DOYLE Instructional Office Personnel Office Instructional Office Instructional Office Business Office Supplies-Counselors Instructional Offices Office Machines
Low Low Low Low Low ■ Low Low Agreement
DUCOMMUN METALS & SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
168.50 152.50 6.AO
19.00 17.50 36.70 4.20 3.75 9.95 23.25
327.40
23,^5
137.80
Board Action Board Action
119.85 234.80
354.65
DULANEY’S Repair to Instruc. Equipment . Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Board Action Low Board Action Low Low Standard Low
106.37 3,350.00 485.40 240.99 4.64 42.39 44.05 278.85
4,552.69
MRS.,SAM DUNN Special Education
Reimbursement
DUPLICATING Office Office Office
PRODUCTS, ING. Machines Machines Machines
EALES TV & RADIO SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement Agreement Agreement
Standard .Standard Standard
.33-00 8.00 513.74 123,
645.28
30.20 85.73 48.61
164.54
EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Research & Statistics
Standard
ELECTRIC SUPPLY OF OKLAHOMA General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
18.04 302.94 756.03 1,012.13
2,089.14
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low Low Board Action Board Action
6.00 137.40 2,261.00 77.51
2,481.91
JOE ESCO TIRE COMPANY Maintenance
Low
FOSTER ESTES Board Meeting Expense, Oct.19
Board Meeting
25.00
FERGUS CART & WHEEL COMPANY Library Supplies
Low
84.OO
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORP. Equipment Rental . Equipment Rental Equipment Rental
Agreement Board Action Board Action
LON FOSTER Water & Sewage
Agreement
FREDERICK POST COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
FRONTIERS OF SCIENCE FOUNDATION Miscellaneous Expense
Agreement
FULLER BRUSH COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Board Action Low
19.20
128.40
400.00 129.26 226.18
755.44 95.00
1,062.48 100.00
2,408.40 1,385.57 176.39
1,561.96
426
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
[Bills, Payrolls J N. L. GEORGE Travel Exp.-Detroit, Michigan Natl.Council Sch. House Construe.
X ■ Board Action
184.00
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
17.75
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
GOOD HEART-WILLCOX COMPANY Library
Publisher
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Supplies Library Supplies General Instruction
HARCOURT, BRACE & Library
WCRId TInc T
Board Action Board Action
......
66.50
327.75
27-47 266.14
Low Low . Low
ROBERT W. GRUBBE COMPANY, INC. General Instruction Printing
500.00
152.10 92.69
332.77
244.79
Publisher
1.27
HARPER & ROW PUBLISHERS, INC. Library
Publisher
16.58
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ. Center Supplies-Security General Instruction General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Low Low Low Board Board Board Board Board
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Library
Board Action
522.35
SANDRA HELLER Special Education
Board Action
39.60
Board Action
5,398.72
HERZFELD BEAUTY & BARBER Storeroom Stock
SUPPLY, INC.
Action Action Action Action Action
VIRGIL T. HILL Board Meeting Exp.-Oct. 2 & 19
Board Meeting
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Library Library Library Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Board Board Board
BUS HORTON, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Library
Board Action
HUDIBURG CHEVROLET General Instruction
Agreement
HUEBSCH ORIGINATORS Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
Standard Standard
JOHN HUNTSMAN Special Education
Board Action
Action Action Action Action
114.50 10.90 19.01 163.32 262.13 36.88 654.00 4,589.82
5,850.56
50.00
7.52 9.45 65.34 16.65
98.96
648•48 67.02 118.75 62.00
896.25 56.14 3,636.45
47.66
64.OO 104.00
168.00
2.70
427
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - OONT'D 1 HUNZICKER BROTHERS
!
Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Bills, Payrolls
Bo^rd Action
13.37 A.62
17.99
MRS. JACQUELYN HYATT Special Education
Reimbursement
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing Data Processing Data Processing Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Instructional Purchasing General Instruction Data Processing Equipment Rental Data Processing
Board Action Standard Board Action Agreement Agreement Low Standard Low Board Action Board Action Standard
1,092.00 115.02 1,092.00 245.93 238.00 23.66 2.76 74-45 152.50 10,250.00 6.75
13,293.07
â– INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC, j Workmens Compensation Accident Insurance
Board Action Board Action
5,500.00 487.00
5,987.00
> INLAND PRINTER/AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHER ;! General Instruction
Publisher
10.00
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Maintenance
Standard
67.46
J & R AUTO SUPPLY Maintenance
Low
J&J CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
135.00
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
356.95
K. C. CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
697.75
HENRY KAYSER & FILS, INC. Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Board Action Board Action
3,774.73 171.15
3,945.88
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Pupil Transp. Equipment Contracted Services
Board Action Agreement
5,800.00 125.00
5,925.00
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
16.50
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Operating
Board Action
457.52
KIPLINGER WASHINGTON EDITORS, INC. . Subscription
Publisher
24.00
Agreement
400.00
: T.TERERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY
Rent-Sheridan Warehouse (Nov.)
. BILL LILLARD Travel Exp.-Miami, Fla. Superintendents Meeting
15.84
j
7.49
Board Action
46.40
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
51.00
JESSE B. LINDLEY Travel Exp.-Cleveland, Ohio Conf. Secondary Principals
Board Action
131.04
' J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
LONE STAR BRUSH AND CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
WILLIAM F. LOTT Board Meeting Oct. 2 & 19
Board Meeting
MACMILLAN COMPANY T.ihrarv
Publisher
1
22.50 2,587.08
3.95 50.00
117.10
1 iJ
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D {{Bills, Payrolls |
■
- x
MACO PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
2.10
MAGENTIC SHIELD DIVISION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
28.11
MAGNECORD TAPE RECORDER Repair to Instructional Eqpt.
Standard
320.50
J.A. MAJORS COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
129.48
MARSHALL SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT GO. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,223.94
EARL MARTIN Travel Exp-Hot Springs, Ark. NEA Conference on Instruction
Board Action
80.52
T.C. MCCOURRY Rent (December)
Agreement
P. D. MCGLATHERY Special Education
Reimbursement
17.94
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, ING. Custodial Supplies
Low
40.50
MRS. ROBERT MCQUILLEN Special Education
Reimbursement
19.32
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewage
Utilities
159.60
MICROFILM PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Census Enumeration
Standard
116.28
MID-CONTINENT CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Low
171.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Storeroom, Stock Custodial Supplies General Instruction
Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Supplies-Wc. Te ch .Educ. Center General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action Board Action
MONTGOMERY ELEVATOR COMPANY Special-Repair & Supply
Board Action
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Special-Repair & Supply
Low
E. MORRIS MFG. COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
MOTTER BOOKBINDING COMPANY Book Rebinding Book Rebinding
Board Action Board Action
MURCERS JEWELERY General Instructions
Low
NATIONWIDE PAPERS Laundry Supplies Printing Printing General Instruction
Low Low Board Action Board Action
NATIONAL GASH REGISTER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
150.00
56.85 2.00 • 3,322.82 2,597.00 80.40
6,059.08
108.91 195.73
304.64
78.12 35-10 1.287.40
1,400.62
111.00 3.60
319.38 86.74 785.85
872.59
203.02 132.80 2.98 597.47 374.04
1,107.29
420.00
429
...... r
.... ....... ,_________________ i^SETING OJ NOVEliBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
p NATIONAL PRESS Library NORTH CENTRAL ASSOC. OF SCHOOLS General Instruction
Standard
600.00
NORTH SIDE CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
209.30
NORWALK-LA MIRADA SCHOOL Adult School Supplies
Standard
30.00
D. VAN NOSTRAND COMPANY Library
Publisher
8.29
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
18.05
0. K. STAMP & SEAL Supplies - Security
Low
27.50
OKLAHOMA CITY ADVERTISER Subscriptions
Publisher
26.00
OKLAHOMA CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Library
Publisher
115.00
Agreement
383.23
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water and Sewage
Utilities
9,577.47
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY, INC. Maintenance
Selected
53.67
OKLAHOMA COUNTY HEALTH COUNCIL Health Department
Standard
10.00
OKLA. GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Electricity
Utilities
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Legal Publications Library
Publisher Publisher
OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
3,429.21
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Laundry Expense
Board Action
1,193.00
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INCE. Library Supplies
Low
3.12
OKLAHOMA PHYSICIANS SUPPLY COMPANY Health Department
Low
28.80
i OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN Laundry Expense
36,269.11
69.16 232.29
301.45
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Legal Publications Legal Publications Library Library
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
OKLAHOMA SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library
Board Action Board Action
OKLAHOMA TODAY MAGAZINE Subscriptions
Publisher
48.00
Agreement
9.75
' OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines OKLAHOMA UPHOLSTERY SUPPLY, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
MRS. RICHARD PARKER Special Education
Reimbursement
; PATTERSON CLEANERS & LAUNDRY Laundry Expense Laundry Expense
) 1
Bills, Payrolls
Publisher
PATTON EQUIPMENT SALES, INC. Contracted Services (Sept.) Contracted Services (Oct. )
216.00 209.00 321.20
W77
1,050.97
14,880.00 1.786.10
16,666.10
259.60 17.64
Agreement Agreement
146.25 444•40
Agreement Agreement
200.00 200.00 ArK z-x
590.65
^30
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
_
Bills, Payrolls |
___
___ ______________
PERIPOLE, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board As^aon
PITNEY-BOWES, INCORPORATED Postage Special - Repair & Supply
Standard Standard
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
PLAZA CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Subscriptions
Board Action
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
POSTMASTER Postage for Secondary Schools
Board Action
83I.7O
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED Libr ary
Publisher
1,707.50 2.10
H3.-Q.5
115.15
2.31 3*507.12
3,509.43 688.45
12,163.91
8.45
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction
Board Action Standard Low Low
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION Title V
Publisher
318.00
QUALITY COSMETICS CORPORATION General Instruction
Board Action
103.80
RADIO ENGINEERING COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
RECORDS FOR EDUCATION Library
Publisher
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction
Board Action Standard
792.00 5.80
797.80
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center â– Title VIII General Instruction
Low Low Letter Bid Board Action Board Action
312.60 42.03 28.02 19*40
402.05
MELVIN P. ROGERS Travel Exp-Washington, D.C. Urban Schools Conf. Board Meeting (Oct. 2 & 19)
Board Action Board Meeting
76.28 50.00
126.28
RONALD PRESS COMPANY Library
13*75 12.50 12.50
. 16.10
90.00
201.00 17.85
6.58
. Publisher
SCOTT CHEVROLET COMPANY Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Standard Standard
SCOTT-RICE COMPANY Storeroom Stock Office Machines
Board Action Standard
SEARS-ROEBUCK & COMPANY General Instruction
Low
S.E.B. PAINT & VARNISH MFG. CO. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
55.25
70.66 29*01 55.71 103*71
155.38
152.26 26.70
5,183*50
U31
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, L967 -CONT'D SEVERIN SUPPLY INCORPORATED Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction
..B&ard Action ^^rd Action
39.00 29. AO
Bills, Payrolls
68.40
SERVICE CONTAINER CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low
SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Maintenance General Instruction General Instruction Supplies-V.oc.Tech. Educ.Center Repair Instruc. Equipment
Low Low Standard Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard
SHILLIAM SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
407.30
L. W. SINGER COMPANY, INC. Library
Publisher
139.97
SINGER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
16.96
MRS. RICHARD L. SMITH Special Education
Reimbursement
13.86
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
SOILTEST, INCORPORATED Title VIII
Standard
47-00
SOONER SUPPLIES General Instruction
Board Action
30.39
SOUTH EASTERN CORDAGE COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
2,144.00
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utilities
9,496.74
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance
Standard
SPENCER CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
544.70
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
80.15
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Supplies-Adult School
Standard
49.50
STANDARD STATIONERY SUPPLY .Storeroom Stock
Board Action
224.50
STAR ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
590.05
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY General Instruction General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low Low Low
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
BILL STORY FIRE AND SAFETY COMPANY Maintenance Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Board Board Board Board
MRS. N.Eo STOUT Special Education
Reimbursement
55.44
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTS Maintenance
Selected
13.50
OLLIE TAYLOR Special Education
Reimbursement
TEACHING FILM CUSTODIANS TV R-i rrln+ =
Q4-
26.00
48.83 31.90 64.32 13.89 489-99 100.05 124.30
7.01
86.19
19.20 23.60 11.50
Action Action Action Action Action
873*28
54.30 7,386.53
108.20 59.25 4.50 3,513.63 ___ 35.51
3,721.09
8.10
q
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r\r\
432
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6^,
1967 - CONT'D
'<> Payrolls | TECNIFAX CORPORATION Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Library
Standard
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Purchasing Instructional Business Office Instructional Custodial Supplies Business Office Purchasing Printing Library Library
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Lew Low Low
JOHN THOMPSON MOVIE SERVICE & SUPPLY Repair1 to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library Library Library Library Adult School Supplies
Board Board Board Board Board Board
TOWN OF VALLEY BROOK Water & Sewage (July,Aug.&Sept.)
Utilities
TRIANGLE/A&E , INCORPORATED Project Planning Project Planning General Instruction Storeroom Stock
Low Standard Standard Board Action
TRICE WHOLESALE EIECTRONICS General Instruction
Low
TURCO PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
252.48
UNITED CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
241.75
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PRESS Title V
Publisher
30.30
VASECO INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
56.31
VEPED TRAFFIC CONTROLS, INC. General Instruction
Low
39.60
VERNON LAW BOOK COMPANY Business Office
Publisher
15.00
VOGUE CLEANERS,. INCORPORATED General Instruction
Agreement
305.45
WARDS NATURAL SCIENCE EST. General Instruction
Standard
DONNA WASHINGTON Special Education
Re imbur s ement
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Genter
Low Board Action
MRS. LEON E.-WEAVER Special Education
Reimbursement
Board Actiw^
589.08
38064
109.95
38.40 15.54 80.50 .82 349.50 16.80 24.00 12.24 39.12 7.80
Action Action Action Action Action Action
620.58
584.72
454.12
3,054.00 1,517.18 516.01 292.87 36.39 52.20
5,468.65
15.00 6.48 17.28 21.48
1i273.74
1,318.98
4.01
65.76
7.50
92.50 730.79
823.29 16.56
.............
MEETING OF .NOVEMBER. 6jI967 - CONT'D
WELCH SCIENFIFIC COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
262.55
'Board Action v Agreement
WELDON, WILLIAMS & LICK General Instruction
Standard
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Printing Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Low Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
WEST AUTO SALVAGE General Instruction
Low
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Printing Printing Printing General Instruction
Low Lew Low Board Action Board Action
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY Telegrams Telegrams
Utilities Utilities
WALTER R. WHITCOMB Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
MRS. MARY WILDER Special Education
Reimbursement
90.39
447•64
96.43 72.35 50.70 33.35 60.25
313.08
343.50
29.60 466.60 122.76 - 709.25 385.75
1,713.96
10.80 12.01
22.81
21.55
642.24
10.44 -
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC. Library
Publisher
15.60
LOYCE WILLETT Travel Exp.-Hot Springs, Ark. NEA Conf, on Instruction
Board Action
64.84
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING Adult School Supplies
Publisher
10.00
AUDIO DEVICES, INC. Title III
Board Action
BARNES & NOBLE INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
5.10
J. B. BATTLE UNIFORM COMPANY S upplie s“Secur ity
Agreement
23.30
RALPH L. BOLEN OLDSMOBILE General Instruction
Agreement
48.30
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Title III
Standard
43-00
BUSINESS SUPPLIES CORP. OF AMERICA Data Processing
Low
COUNCIL OF STATE GOVERNMENTS Title III
Publisher
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
6,431.88
DOENGES SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
255.00
DOLLIES CERAMICS Storeroom Stock
Board Action
412.00
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
DOVER PUBLICATION, INCORPORATED
.
115.20
659.63
6.00
MEETING OE NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
hBills, Payrolls | EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board *^btion 28.48
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Instructional Offices Storeroom Stock
Low Board Action
GROILER EDUCATIONAL CORPORATION Title III
Board Action
235.50
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing
Board Action
1,000.01
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
P. JACKMAN & SONS, INC. Storeroom Stock
Board Action
738.70
KEE LOX MFGo GOMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
660.00
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
108.81
Board Action
1,862.76
_________ !____ ... KELLER SPORTS, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
2.61 19.534.90
2,013,. 56
19,537»51
2,060.81
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Maintenance
Low
MISCO BIOLOGICAL, INCORPORATED Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
MODERN OFFICE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Low
MORRISON WHOLESALE COMPANY, INC. Custodial Supplies
Board Action
NATIONWIDE PAPERS Custodial Supplies Printing
Board Action Low
NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Manpower Library
Publisher Publisher
NIX LUMBER INCORPORATED General Instruction
Board Action
NORICK BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Data Processing
Low
A. J. NYSTROM & COMPANY Title III
Board Action
52.15
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
7,886.00
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
PERFECTION SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Low
29.48
POE’S MOTOR SUPPLY COMPANY Maintenance
Low
4.82
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED Superintendent’s OFFICE
Publisher
RADIO, INCORPORATED Title VIII Title III
Low Standard
READING DEVELOPMENT CENTER Library
Publisher
STANDARD STATIONERY SUPPLY COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
416.10 1,640.30
,5.01
4,854.00 6,233.60 182.50
6,416.10
17.60 10-75
28.35 2,306.08
349.70
9.75
15.90
7.60 11.52
19.12
14.95 3,701.28
,
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.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER. 6,_ 1967 -•CONT'D
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY Library Supplies
Lox ... k
32.79
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Title VIII
Low
3.00
TRUE COLOR PHOTO, INCORPORATED Library Supplies
Low
37.20
UARCO INCORPORATED Data Processing
Board Action
840.00
U, S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
Board Action
13,322.82
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Storeroom Stock
Standard Board Action
YALE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher
63.16 7.239.14
7,302.30
5-85
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND ACME FENCE & IRON COMPANY Materials
Low
580.50
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Equipment for Instruction
Low
295.40
AIM SERVICE COMPANY,. INC. Materials
Standard
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
ANCHOR PAINT COMPANY Materials
Low
31.60
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Materials
Low
29.04
AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
CHAS. A. BENNETT COMPANY, INC. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
BERRY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Materials
Standard
CLARENCE L. BOYD CO. INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard
487-35 33.00 4.04
524.39
BRADFORD & NETTLESHIP, INC. Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
72.60 122.10 417.52
612.22
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Materials Materials
Low Low
1.06 22.18
23.24
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
63.30
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INC. Materials
Board Action
6,367.11
BROWN’S RENT-ALL Materials
Agreement
182.00
BUSINESS PRESS Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
135.80
12.20 12.72 24.48
58.13 37.50
,
37.20
139-48
19.20 137-50 110.AO
277.90 132.00
436
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONI'D
Bills, Payrolls |
'■
!
:
i-
!
\X
BUTLER SHADE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
CAMPBELL GLASS & MIRROR. COMPANY Materials
Low
CAPITOL PAINT MANUFACTURING CORP. Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low ' Low Low
CENTRAL BODY SHOP Materials
Low
167.00
CENTRAL OKLA. EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
133.56
CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY Materials
Agreement
680.00
CITY SPRING WORKS, INC. Materials
Low
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Standard Standard
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
10.00
»)
80.67
225,00 1.240.00
1,465.50
249.00 60.54 319.92 435.00 435-00 12.60 205.64
1,717.70
21.82
9.65 48.72 10-45
68.82
Low Low Low
210.95 53.76 11.00
275.71
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
27.59 4.60 32.54 7.72
72.45
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Board Board Board Board Board
117.00 101.75 992.51 121.00 12.629.30
13,961.56
DEL PAINT MFG. CORPORATION Materials
Board Action
DELMAR PUBLISHERS, INC. Books-Voc,Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Board Board Board Board
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
2.75
DOVER PUBLICATIONS Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
4»40
Action Action Action Action Action
Action Action Action Action
1,040.00
161.72
302.85 204-75 35.26 629.22
1,172.08
262.00
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials . Materials Materials Materials
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard
9.68 .98 57.70 6.23 8.90
3-?6
87-45
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, I9.6Y - CONT'D DUCOMMUN METALS & SUPPLY COMPANY Materials EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
134-73
-
V
Low Low Low Low Low
79.03 198.90 16.00 33.88 42.72
370.53
ENMAR, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
67.98 152.24
220.22
FAIRCHILD PUBLICATIONS, INC, Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials
Standard
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
7.76 39.28 15.49
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
99.26 7.00
GOODYEAR STORE Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Board Action
G & R EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Materials
Standard
6.00
GROSSET & DUNLAP, INCORPORATED Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
5.08
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
HOLT RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
BUS HORTON INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
HUSTON LABORATORIES, INC. Materials
Standard
INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOC. Workmens Compensation Accident Insurance
Board Action Board Action
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACH. Materials Materials
Low Low
55.17
INDUSTRIAL IGNITION COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
25.98 26.40
INDUSTRIAL PRESS Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Equipment for Instruction
Low
8.00
42.00
15-78
53 - 74,
13.75 19.00 137.76 912.44
25-26 28.20 140.72 7.75 6.75 147.60 177.42
78.31
160.00
1,082.95
533.70
9.06
37.29
152.88 45.00 409.05
606.93
74.25
2,500.00 208.00
9-94
2,708.00
65.11
52.38 22.80
152.70
438
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D 'INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
'•Low Standard \Suandard Standard
23.65 5.34 1.70 22.60
53.29
INTERNATIONAL TEXTBOOK COMPANY Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
8.00
J & R SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
2.12
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials
Low
275.50
FRED JONES FORD Materials Materials
Low Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
5.68
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
27.35
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Board Board Board Board Board
KLEEN PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
50.40
OTTO R. KRUEGER ELECTRIC INC. Materials
Standard
43.75
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
449•40
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS Materials
Low
112.40
BILL MCCOY CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Materials
Low
43.20
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Books-Voc0Tech.Educ.Center Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action Publisher
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Materials Materials Materials
Action Action Action Action Action
35.68 5.18
365.85 777.76 777-76 744-32 774.67
40.86
3,440.36
1,272.38 136.83
1,409.21
Low Low Low
171.60 14.25 249.60
435.45
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
94-00 24.48 42.60 48.00 17.78 334.00 9.00 76.38
646.24
: MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Materials Equipment for Instruction
Low Board Action
62.50 105.80
168.30
MODERN WHEEL ALIGNMENT Materials
Low
MOORE’S CYCLE & SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Standard
MORRIS CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials
Agreement
NIX SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Standard
15.35
NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials
Low
82.42
NRG FUELS CORPORATION
6.50
5.54
-„.4.»7°
10.24 8.94
^39
.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER ,6.^1967 - CONI '.D
OKLAHOMA. CITY SCENIC COMPANY.INC. Materials Materials
Bills, Payrolls
Low
191.00 22.00
213.00
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY INCORPORATED Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
40.58 82.74 78.11
201.43
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Materials
Board Action
OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OF OKLA. CITY Materials
Low
706.00
9.00 i
PERFECTION EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
PERGAMON PRESS, INCORPORATED Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED Materials
Publisher
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES Materials Materials
Low Low
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Materials
Low
G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Standard Board Action
STAN RAMSEY COMPANY,. INCORPORATED Materials
Low
REINHART FARM STORE, INCORPORATED Materials
Standard
8.34
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
27.60
RONALD PRESS COMPANY Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
24.30
S & J FABRIC & TRIM Materials Materials
Low Low
SCOTT-RICE COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
SHERMAN MACHINE &.IRON WORKS Materials
Low
SHOFFNER SAND OF OKLA.. INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Board Action
SIMON &. SCHUSTER, INCORPORATED Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
: SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials
Low
3.50
7.00
54.26
30.36 23.28 204.58
227^0
655.62 9.50
14.75 18.25
33.00
13.75 -
63.OO 1.992.22
.
5.40
2,055.22
234.50
45.80 165.00
210.80 383.40
45.75 103.20 14.19 20.50 72.00 92.83 71.40 894.75
1,314.62 336.00
20.00 20.86
40.86
3.64
125.28
MEETING OF NOYEMEER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
■ SOUTHWEST IRRIGATION COMPANY Materials SOUTHWEST WHEEL AND MFG. COMPANY Materials
______________
1%.4O
s Standard
* Low
19.30
STANDARD PAINT COMPANY Materials
Board Action
398.00
STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY Materials
Low
377.00
STERLING PUBLISHING COMPANY Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
TALBOT RUBBER COMPANY Materials
Standard
TEXACO INCORPORATED Materials
Low
6.90
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Books-V oc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
5.17
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Board Action
CARL R. TRAPPE VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE Materials
Low
85.00
TULSA PIPE COATING SERVICE Materials
Low
200.00
U.S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials
Low
420.00
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
3.23
UNIVERSAL JOINT SPECIALISTS, INC. Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
V & H SPRING &■ MUFFLER CENTER Materials
Low
VIKING PRESS INCORPORATED Books-Vcc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
VINSONITE SALES COMPANY Materials
Board Action
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
ART WEHUNT Eqpt. for Instruction
Publisher
WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCE SALES & SERVICE Materials
Standard
1.12
WHITE MOTOR CORPORATION Materials
Standard
25.80
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Materials
Board Action Low
JOHN WILEY & SONS, INC. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
OLEN WILLIAMS SALES & SERVICE Materials
Board Action
YOW BRAKE & CLUTCH SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
51.25
112.00
11.85
495.00 3.100.00
3.40 34.13 26.98
3,595.00
64.51
13.00
4.45 34.20 43.66
37*30
80.96
34.95
130.00 12.55
142.55 15.45
2,422.50
23.71 62.91
86.62
441
MEETING . OF KO WffiJS 6, 1?6'7 - CONT ' D
B-30 AMERICAN AIR FILTER COMPANY, INC Materials
Low
84.21
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
34.94
CAPITOL ELECTRONICS Title III
Board Action
864.00
CLARK MOTOR COMPANY Materials
Standard
2.43
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
5.32
DOENGES SUPPLY COMPANY Title III
Board Action
65.12
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Board Action
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials
Board Action
GENERAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURERS Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
4,026.00 1.098.00
5,124.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Equipment for Instruction Materials Materials
Low Low Standard Board Action
9.00 103.79 6,38 1.290.00
1,409.17
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials
Low
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC Title III
Board Action
160.39
LOEFFLER-GREENE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Board Action
228.19
MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Standard
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Standard Standard Board Action Board Action
NATIONAL BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY CO _ Title III _____ POLAROID CORPORATION Title III
4,945.00 776.10
5,721.10 305.01
50.00
94.75 89.58 43.50 60.95 4.70 65.95 ... 1-32
266.00
Board Action
164.50
Board Action
825.00
Low
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
SOUTHERN AIR FILTER, INC Materials Materials
Low Low
STEVENS PICTURES OF TEXAS, INC Title III
Board Action
795.20
CARL R. TRAPPE Title III
Board Action
118.80
U. S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
66.70
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Board Action
97.18
1.50 48.00
44.31 21.12
! I !
i
RED BALL SUPPLY Materials
A. F. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY
f
65.43
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
BOND FUND AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ .Center
r
V Board Action
1,263.90
ALLIED ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
BUILDERS CONSTRUCTION Final Estimate - Southeast
Board Action
10,000.00
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Equipment-V0 c.Te ch.Educ.Center
Board Action
28.50
COMMANDER CONSTRUCTION Est. #5 - Marshall
Board Action
87,380.00
W.H. CURTIN & COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Standard
221.21
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications - Sale of Bonds
Publisher
22.30
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low Letter Bid
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Equipment-Stonegate Equipment-Southeast Equipment-Parmelee Equipment-Marshall
Board Board Board Board
EDUCATORS MANUFACTURING COMPANY Equipment-Marshall
Board Action
ENGINEERING GEOLOGY SERVICE Business Expense-Quail Creek Area
Agreement
FUTRONICS, INCORPORATED Equipment-V0 c.Te ch.Educ.C ent er
Board Action
GAYLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED Equipment-Voc 0 Tech.Educ.Center
Standard
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ .Center Equipment-Southeast Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Board Board Board
J.R. HENDERSON COMPANY Final Est. - West Nichols Hills
Board Action
E.D. HILL JUNIOR Business Expense
Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
87-75
MILNER CONSTRUCTION Est. #3 - Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
108,945.00
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
25.30
NOFTSGER,LAWRENCE,LAWRENCE & FLESHER Est. #5 - Marshall
Board Action
1,747.60
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION Est. #5 - Stonegate
Board Action
20,713.00
OKLAHOMA SEATING COMPANY Equipment - Marshall
Low
336.00
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Equipment-V 0 c.Te ch.Educ.Center
Board Action
194.25
REYNOLDS & MORRISON Final Est.-Southeast
Board Action
200.00
SCHERR TUMICO INCORPORATED Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ .Center
Board Action
258.40
77.15
Action Action Action Action
Action Action Action Action
304.50
2,586.30 587.35 343.25 I,694.65
5,211.55
4,920.00
,
240.00
282.60 96.75
119.25 40.18 4,497.00 300.01
4,956.44
5,723.00 226.74
Mj -3
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Equipment-V0 c. T e ch. Educ . C ent er
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Te ch.Educ.Center
Bills, Payrolls||
243-00
'Board Action
V
Board Action
. 1,163.00
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Equipment-V oc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
207.38
SOUTHWEST TITLE & TRUST COMPANY Business Expense
Standard
TURNBULL & MILLS Est. #5 - Stonegate
Board Action
414.26
A. F. WILLIAMS FURNITURE COMPANY Equipment-Marshall
Board Action
1,897.50
G. L. BUFORD Mileage
Board Action
27.20
D.T. BURGER Mileage Mileage Mileage Mileage
Board Board Board Board
JAKE A. DIGGS Mileage
Board Action
9-54
BILL DOYLE Supplies
Board Action
3.60
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies
Low
42.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
Action Action Action Action
22.48 12.69 6.88 9.04
51.09
-
12.36
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
TED BAUMBERGER Professional Services
Board Action
137.50
W. G: BLACK Professional Services
Board Action
175.00
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Meals (September)
Board Action
2,954.66
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
9.32
CRAFTSMAN WOOD SERVICE COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Low
8.43
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Low
180.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Low
4.75
LITTLE JIM’S NO. II Supplies - Home Economics
Agreement
EUGENE M. KERFOOT Instructional Salaries
Board Action
100.00
LOY MARKLAND Professional Services
Board Action
490.00
JAMES A. MOORE Instructional Salaries
Board Action
50.00
1966-67 TITLE I - 1 THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY
72.86
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
pBills, Payrolls | 1966-67 TITLE 1-2
'
ATHLETIC TRAINERS SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board. Action
420.50
CORONET FILMS Instructional Supplies
Board. Action
240.00
CREATIVE PLAYTHINGS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
101.46
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
3,543-84
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY ’Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
1,036.00
DOENGES SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
360.80
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA EDUC. CORP. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
2,494.11
FEARON PUBLISHERS Instructional Supplies
Publisher
FIDELER VISUAL TEACHING Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
FILMSTRIP HOUSE, INCORPORATED Instructional Supplies
Board Action
81.00
DAN GIBSON PRODUCTIONS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
240.00
GINN & COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
80.10
GRAPHIC CURRICULUM Instructional Supplies
Board Action
4,800.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
36.38
HOLT RINEHART AND WINSTON, INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
2,315.91
HOUGHTON MIFFLIN COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
76.61
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Instructional Equipment
Board Action
1,272.00
IBM CORPORATION Instructional Equipment
Board Action
907.50
INTERSTATE LIBRARY Instructional Instructional . Instructional Instructional
Board Board Board Board
SERVICE COMPANY Supplies Supplies Supplies Supplies
Action Action Action Action
654.50
44^0
699.00
16.60
125.15
ldHx22
3,919.15 27.67 27.81 237.26
3,658.37
4,211.89
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES Transportation
Board Action
803.82
GEORGE KELISCHEK Instructional Equipment
Board Action
2,693.20
JIM MARTIN EDUC. FILMS Instructional Supplies
Board Action
856.50
445
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MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC. Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
'..Publisher ®oard Action
L_J
247.50
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
10.07
NATIONAL BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
171.19
NEWS MAP OF THE WEEK Instructional Supplies
Board Action
91.75
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Instructional Supplies
Board Action
3,295.46
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Instructional Supplies
Standard
REX ENGINEERING & SALES COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
1,015.00
RHYTHM BAND, INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment
Board Action
309.25
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Instructional Equipment
Board Action
192.00
SOCIAL STUDIES SCHOOL SERVICE Instructional Supplies
Board Action
315.45
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
141.87
STERLING EDUCATIONAL FILMS, INC. Instructional Supplies
Board Action
1,835.00
THOMPSON BOOK AND SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Supplies Instructional Equipment
Board Action Board Action
TRIANGLE/A & E INCORPORATED Instructional Equipment
Board Action
U.S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Instructional Supplies Instructional Supplies
Board Action Board Action
1966-67 TITLE II - 2
I
Bills, Payrolls
25.00 222.50
25-65
37,814.85 3,468.64
•
-41,283.49 908.00
95.73 1.301.01
1,396.74
B-37
DISNEYLAND RECORDS Library Resources
Publisher
WALTER KANE & SON, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
2,952.10 ■
Board Action
83.30
A & E EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INCORPORATED Instructional
Low
53-72
MIKE BRYAN OFFICE SUPPLIES Instructional
Low
15.40
DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INC. Administration
Low
43.20
WOODFIN HARRIS Instruction
Agreement
17.17
1965-66 TITLE II - 1
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA Instructional Supplies
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
100.00
446
MEETING OE NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D
■Bills, Payrolls | __
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IBM CORPORATION Administration
Standard^ *
OKLA. CITY UNIVERSITY ART DEPT. Community Services
Board Action
3,000.00
OKU. COUNTY LIBRARIES Community Services
Board Action
3,900.00
SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Transportation
Board Action
47.25
TECNIFAX CORPORATION Instructional
Standard
56.85
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY GOMPANY Instruction Instruction
Low Low
TRIANGLE/A & E INCORPORATED Instruction
Low
VARITYPER CORPORATION Instruction
Standard
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Instruction
Low
i
18.21
14.14 22.50
36.64
2.92
43.50
5.73
1966-67 TITLE III - 3
CAPITOL PRODUCTION MUSIC Community Services
Standard
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Capitol Outlay
Board Action
3,O37.1S
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS, INC. Capitol Outlay
Board Action
2,762.82
THOMAS J. VALENTINO, INCORPORATED Community Services
Standard
85.00 •
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63.20
1967-68 MANPOWER
AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS Manpower Manpower Manpower
Board Action Board Action Low
AUTOMATIC BUSINESS MACH. CORP. Manpower (Sept.) Manpower (Oct. ) Manpower
Agreement Agreement Agreement
BERRY OIL COMPANY Manpower
Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT.CO. Manpower Manpower
Low Board Action
R. K. BUCK, INCORPORATED Manpower
Low
27.85
JOHN A. BROWN COMPANY Manpower
Selected
35.94
WILMA CAIN (Clerk) Manpower
Fund Reimbursement
DELTA CHEMICAL CORPORATION Manpower
Standard
39.39 15.42
4.32
59.13
100.00 100.00 15.00
215.00
3.24
6.20 12.00
18.20
4.50 106.00
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D DOWLINGS INCORPORATED Manpower
4.95
BILL DOYLE Manpower
Low
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower
Board Action Standard
JAMES F. LINCOLN ARC WELDING Manpower Manpower
20.00 20.65
, 3,^2
24.47
Publisher Publisher
Zj.9 SO 5*00
9.80
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Publisher Publisher
118.70 232.86 324.80
676.36
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
37.52
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Manpower
Board Action
1,438.87
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN SERVICE Manpower Manpower
Agreement Agreement
OKLAHOMA PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
154.00
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Manpower
Agreement
9.75
POSTMASTER Manpower
Standard
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS,INC . Manpower
Low
RED BALL SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Manpower
Board Action
7.44
SERVICE SUPPLY INCORPORATED Manpower
Standard
8.30
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower
Standard
21.50
SOONER SUPPLIES Manpower Manpower
Low Board Action
SOUTH-WESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY Manpower
Publisher
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower Manpower Manpower
Low Low Low
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Manpower
Board Action
UNIVERSITY OF OKLA. MEDICAL CENTER Manpower
Agreement
6.00 1.05
7.05
170.00 "■
10.00 67.62
’
13.75
77.62
11.90
194.52 91.20 i?.
305.27 218.30 5.00
448
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D Bills, Payrolls
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 196?
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE
\j$ard Action
1,407.75 212,297.94
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 General Fund
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67=68 Building Levy
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
NYC
9,070.43
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
CAP
1,614.88
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 Title 1-2
10,178.92
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 Title 1-3
3,880.93
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 Title III-3
1,554-12
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Adult B E
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Manpower
602.97
TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Manpower
162.71
TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Title 1-3 (Sept,)
SYLVIA WILLCOX
New Sites
14,238.61
43.44
2,572.39 40,018.80
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R. #372 ;A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to ratify the October payrolls, Rills, Payrolls ^authorize issuing the November payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $770?768.80 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously. Approved. 'R. #373 Sheet Music ^Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of sheet music for use by the Junior High Schools Orchestra Festival from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice: Walter Kane & Son, Inc. Jenkins Music Company Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Follett Publishing Company
Total All members voted "Aye" on roll call
$ 1,272,95 169.16 442.26 37.58 $ 1,921.95
Purchases to be charged to Account G 240-B
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R. #374 Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of welding Welding Suppliessupplies for use by the Area Vocational-Technical Education Center from the following Purchased________ (Companies which submitted low quotations in response to the above Notice
$
90.00 180.29 62.40 249.90 18.70 353-81 21 S.50 ______ 48.14
Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Sooner Supplies Service Supply, Inc. Severin Supply Company The Lincoln Electric Company Waugh Brothers Supply Company Presto Welding Supplies, Inc.
Total
$ 1,218.74
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 96O-B4 and are 50^ reimbursable from the State Board for Vocational Education. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. P- #375 (Auto Mechanics Eqpt. & Sup. purchased
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of auto mechanics equipment and supplies for use by the Manpower Office from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
448
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT'D Bills, Payrolls
SPF.CTATS PATD DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 196? DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE \^oard Action 1,407.75
212,297.94
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 General Fund
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67“68 Building Levy
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
NYC
9,070.43
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
CAP
1,614.88
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 Title 1-2
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 Title
1-3
3,880.93
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
67-68 Title
III-3
1,554.12
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Adult B E
STATE CONTRIBUTION FUND
Manpower
602.97
TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Manpower
162.71
TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM
Title 1-3 (Sept.)
SYLVIA WILLCOX
New Sites
14,238.61
10,178.92
43.44
2,572.39 40,018.80
R. #372 A motion was made By Mrs. Welch and seconded By Mr. Rogers to ratify the October payrolls, Bills, Payrolls authorize issuing the November payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor bills totaling $770,768.80 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously. Approved. R. #373 Sheet Music Purchased.
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of sheet music for use by the Junior High Schools Orchestra Festival from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 1,272.95 169.16 44-2.26 37.58
Walter Kane & Son, Inc. Jenkins Music Company Sharp & Nichols Music Company, Inc. Follett Publishing Company
$ 1,921.95
Total All members voted "Aye" on roll call
Purchases to be charged to Account G 240-B
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Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Sooner Supplies Service Supply, Inc. Severin Supply Company The Lincoln Electric Company Waugh Brothers Supply Company Presto Welding Supplies, Inc. Total
$
90*00 180.29 62.4-0 24-9.90 18.70 353.81 215-5P ______ 48.14
$ 1,218.74-
Ehese purchases are to be charged to Account G 960-B4 and are 50% reimbursable from the State Board for Vocational Education. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #375 Auto Mechanics Eqpt. & Sup. Purchased
A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of auto mechanics equipment and supplies for use by the Manpower Office from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
449.
MEETING. OF. NOVEMBER 6, 1967 - CONT' D
$
Snap-On Tools Corporation Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Severin Supply Company Sears Roebuck & Company
244.39 405-39 286.31 474.07 1,130.40
R. #375 Continued
$ 2,540.56
Total
These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Applica- 1 tion and are to be charged to the Manpower Account. All members voted "Aye" on roll call;.
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Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of stair treads for use by the Maintenance Department from Miller Floor, Inc., which submitted the low quotation on specifications. This purchase in the amount of $1,518.80 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
R. #376 Stair Treads Purchased
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers 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:
R. #377 Heating and Plumbing Supplies
$ 3,260.63 1,830.05 687.50 72.85
U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company The Powers Regulator Company Federal Corporation
$ 5,851.03
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD
Motion carried unanimously
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It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of drafting supplies for use by the Engineering Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the atove Notice:
$
L. L. Ridgway Enterprises, Inc Frederick Post Company Eugene Dietzgen Company Bona Venture Supply Company Keuffel & Esser Company Triangle/A & E, Inc.
R. #378 Drafting Sup Purchased
214.12 9.06 139-44 48.63 541.65 342.64
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-N.
Motion carried unanimously
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of printing supplies for storeroom stock and various print shops from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notices:
Graham Paper Company Western Paper Company Duplicating Products, Inc., of Oklahoma Wesbanco Total
$ 2,039.16 694.50 9,524.00 85O.OO $13,107.66
R. #379 Printing Sup. Purchased
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER. 6, 1967 - CONT'D
$
Snap-On Tools Corporation Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company Severin Supply Company Sears Roebuck & Company Total
R. #375 Continued
244.39 405-39 286.31 474.07 1,130.40
$ 2,540.56
These purchases have been approved on our Manpower Development Training Program Applica- j tion and are to be charged to the Manpower Account. All members voted "Aye" on roll call-.
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of stair treads for use by the Maintenance Department from Miller Floor, Inc., which submitted the low quotation on specifications. This purchase in the amount of $1,518.80 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers 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:
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD lsg;<r
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R- #377 Heating and Plumbing Supplies
$ 3,260.63 1,830.05 687.50 72.85
U. S. Supply Company Crane Supply Company The Powers Regulator Company Federal Corporation
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;R- #376 Ii Stair Treads i Purchased_______
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It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mir. Rogers to approve the purchase of drafting supplies for use by the Engineering Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the atove Notice:
$
L. L. Ridgway Enterprises, Inc Frederick Post Company Eugene Dietzgen Company Bona Venture Supply Company Keuffel & Esser Company Triangle/A & E, Inc.
R. #378 Drafting Sup Purchased
214.12 9.06 139-^+ 48.63 541.65 342.64
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-N.
Motion carried unanimously.
Motion was .made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of printing supplies for storeroom stock and various print shops from the following companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the attached Notices:
Graham Paper Company Western Paper Company Duplicating Products, Inc., of Oklahoma Wesbanco
Total
$ 2,039-16 694.50 9,524.00 850.00
$13,107.66
R. #379 Printing Sup. Purchased
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 6, 1967 -CONT'D ft
Motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, NoTfember 16, 19&7, was .made by Mr. Rogers, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
>ATTEST:
Approved the 30th day of November, 1967 •
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R. #380 Adjournment
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. MEETING OF NOVEMBER.16, 1967 i?THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
ABSENT:
Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - N. L. George, H.B. Ginn, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, i Merle Monroe, Joe Park, Gilbert Robinson, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor, J. D. ! Winbray; Bill Phillips, Dorothy Percifield, Adult School; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of I Women Voters; Bill Milligan, Urban League; two students from Adult School; Jim Reid, i The Daily Oklahoman, 1: !
The invocation was given by Mr. Rogers and was followed by roll call.
! Invocation_____
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
Dr. Lillard reported that copies of correspondence from the Committee on Race and Community Relations addressed to Mr. Lonnie Wagstaff of the Southwest Center for Human Relations and Mr. Joe Garrison, Consultative Center, both in Norman, Oklahoma, had been furnished to each member of the Board. (Copies in Clerk's file.)
; Report Regarding ! Community Rela1 tions Committee I i i
He also reported receipt of a letter stating that Mrs. Stuart B. (Barbara) Robinson had I found it necessary for personal reasons to resign from the Committee on Race and i Community Relations. She regretted the necessity to do this and extended best wishes to | the Committee, the School Board, and the Superintendent.
Dr. Lillard called on Dr. Jesse Lindley to present a report on adult education conducted in the Oklahoma City Public Schools. Various members of the Board expressed pleasure with the content of the report.
Adult Education Report
The Superintendent referred to a letter recently submitted by Dr. Hill to members of the Board which proposed a revision in the order of business for meetings of the Board. Copies of the letter were again submitted to the Board. Thereupon, referring to his letter, Dr. Hill moved that the order of business for regular and adjourned meetings of the Board should be as follows:
R. #381 Revision of Agenda Format
1.
Call to order
2.
Roll call, establishment of a quorum
3•
Approval of the minutes
4.
Legal and financial reports
5.
Superintendent's report
6.
Personnel report
7.
Approval of claims and general business
8.
Hearing of delegations
9.
Written petitions and communications
10.
New business
11.
Unfinished business
12.
Special committees' reports
13-
Adj ournment
Questions were raised as to the need or desirability of a change in the order of business. Comments were also made that a change may be desirable. Mr. Rogers stated that even though he assumed that the present order of business for meetings of the Board is satisfactory and permits everything which the suggested new order of business outlines, he seconded the motion, suggesting it would be well to try the new format. All members present voted "Aye" on roll call.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 16, 1967 - CONT'D
jSpeaking â– Engagements
â–
The Superintendent additionally reported that he had filled several speaking engagements! before various community groups during t\e%>ast week.
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MEETING O.E NOVEMBER 16, I96j - CONT'D |J GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING ............. ......................................
R. #382 : Right-of-Way Rockwood School
PA motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded .LytMr. Estes to approve a right-of-way easement to Continental Oil Company for the purpo^s of constructing, maintaining, and oper-
ating a pipeline under and across the Rockwood Elementary School site. The Board's attorney has approved the document as to requirements and form. Motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of chalk > R. #383 boards for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted^ Chalk Boards the low quotations on specifications: Purchased Oklahoma Seating Company Davidson & Case Lumber Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. on roll call.
$
803.00 32.40
$
835.40
All members present voted "Aye"
Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of welding rods for storeroom stock from Minton Machinery Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $937*50 Is to be charged to Account G 240-B. Motion carried unanimously.
I iR. #384 i Welding Rods I Purchased______
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of playground repair supplies for use by various schools from Mideke Supply Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $730.80 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously.
I R- #385 i Playground Repair Sup.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of shop equipment for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications in response to the attached Notice:
I R. #386 I Shop Equipment j Purchased______
$ 2,522.31 546.07
Hart Industrial Supply Company Mideke Supply Company
Total
$ 3,068.38 I I
These purchases are to be charged to the following Accounts: $ 1,837-48 1,193.36 37.54
BL 1030-C BL 620-CD G 240-B
Motion carried unanimously.
The President asked if there were any delegations to be heard; any petitions, communications, new or unfinished business to be presented. There was no response. Motion to adjourn to 4:30 p.m., Thursday, November 30, 1967, was made by Mr. Rogers, 'seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
â– ATTEST:
Approved the
30th
day of November, 1967.
No Further Business R. #387 Adj ournment
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 30, 1967 § THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAmi^ CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN ADJOURNED REGULAR
' SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1967, AT [ 4:30 P.M.
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PRESENT:
William F. Lott, President and Member Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; K. D. Elswick, ?, Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - Floy Campbell ■' N. L. George, H. B. Ginn, David Light, Jesse Lindley, Mervel Lunn, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, G. L. Robinson, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; Bob Ruggles, \ Oklahoma City Times.
Mr. Lott called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Mrs. Campbell.
[[ Roll call established that all members of the Board were present. ! Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the minutes of the ■ meetings of November 6 and November 16, 1967, as presented. All members voted "Aye"
j; on roll call.
[Call to Order i
Roll Call______
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#388 Minutes of [Meetings Approved '
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d LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
[Attorney's Rep. i
;[None.
[Auditors1 Rep.
None.
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i; Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers that the new elementary school i; to be constructed at Thorn Ridge Road and Rosewood Lane, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, be +named Quail Creek Elementary School. Motion carried unanimously. The official tally of votes cast in the November 21, 1967 Primary Election for School
+ Board Members as certified by the Oklahoma County Election Board follows:
R. G. Hirschi Frank C. Marshall Clyde Muse Joseph B. Ruffin
Brian H. Upp W. R. Yinger
(Information to 5 [the Board_______ ;
532 341 1402 1561
509 2549
491 831 4558 347
i] The candidates who will appear on the ballot for the General Election on Tuesday, Si December 5, 19&7> are:
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For School Board Member No. 1:
Leslie L. Conner, Jr. Virgil T. Hill For School Board Member No. 3: William F. Lott Mrs. Vivian Reno
For School Board Member No. 5 (Al-Large): Joseph B. Ruffin W. R. Yinger
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New Elementary : [School Name App.
For School Board Member No. 1: James B. Blevins Leslie L. Conner, Jr. Virgil T. Hill George Phillips
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For School Board Member No. 5 (At-Large):
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[Treasurer's Rep.
■ None.
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 30, 1967 - CONT'D
PERSONNEL None.
Personnel Report
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APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND GENERAL BUSINESS
Approval of Bills and Payrolls
None.
R. #390
A motion was made "by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the leasing of property near Moon Junior High School to be used as the school's car parking lot from The Oklahoma City Urban Renewal Authority, at a rental rate of $20.00 per month. The
Parking Area Leased (Moon)
Board's attorney has approved the lease as to form.
Motion carried unanimously.
R- #391
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to open bids on construction of the Quail Creek Elementary School to be located at Thorn Ridge Road and Rosewood Lane. Open Bids on Motion carried. Tabulation of bids follows: Quail Creek Base Bid Alt. Elementary Sch. $389,400 None Vaughan Construction Company 389,738 None Sherman Hickman Construction Co. 396,990 None R. Johnson Construction Co. None 397,119 W. D. Douglas Construction Co. None 397,397 J. J. Cook Construction Co. 398,700 +$500 Benmore, Incorporated 400,000 None Milner Construction Co. 402,272 None Novak Construction Co. 414,652 +$200 C. M. Dunning Construction Co. 424,850 +$600 Mangum Building Company
R. #392
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to refer the foregoing bids to the Business Office for tabulation and recommendation. Motion carried unanimously.
â– R. #393
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Estes to open bids on fencing for the Kennedy Junior High-Bath Park playground area. Motion carried unanimously. Tabulation of bids follows:
Bids Referred Business Off.
Open Bids on ' Fencing at - Kennedy_____
AAA Fence Company Allied Fence Company Del Fence Company Barnett Fence Company U. S. Steel, Cyclone Fence Division
$ 4,377-00 4,920.00 5,367-00 5;400.00 6,798-00
R. #394 Bids Referred Business Off.
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Estes to refer the above bids to the Business Office for tabulation and recommendation. Motion carried.
R. #395
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to open bids on the construction of a sanitary sewer line to serve Page Elementary School. Motion carried unanimously. Tabulation of bids follows:
Open Bids on Page Sanitary Sewer
Alliance Plumbing and Heating Company Kaul Plumbing and Heating Company
Orville Barlow Mechanical Contractor Street's Plumbing and Heating Company Continental Mechanical Contractors
iiR. #396
• Bids Referred !: Business Off.
$ 1,525-00 1,663-00
1,795-00 1,906.00 2,836.00
It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to refer the foregoing bids to the Business Office for tabulation and recommendation. Motion carried. HEARING OF DELEGATIONS None.
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WRITTEN PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS iDr. Lillard reported he had received a communication from Mr. Freeman H. Vaughn, SecreCorrespondence tary of the Council of Big City Boards of Education, Evanston, Illinois, stating that he Reported______ ; might he in this vicinity on December 26 and that he would like to visit with Dr. Lillard, i.as many Board Members as possible, attend a board meeting and visit some of our schools, i 'iDr. Lillard has written to Mr. Vaughn that our schools will be closed during the , Christmas holidays and some of the Board Members may be out of town on that day, but j
those available will bepleased to visit with him.
; NEW BUSINESS
: j
- None. UNFINISHED BUSINESS â– None.
! j
SPECIAL COMMITTEES'REPORTS
j
None.
i
hMotion to adjourn was made by Dr. Hill, seconded by Mr. Estes, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the ij-th day of December, 1967*
j R- #397
! Adj ournment
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOl^L CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4,
PRESENT:
19^7,
AT 4:30 P.M.
i
William F. Lott, President and Member Mrs. Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President and Member Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
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\ Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; K. D. Elswick, > Jack Stockton, Auditors; Wilma Cain, Clerk; Central Office staff members - ELoy Campbell,! < James Casey, N. L. George, Hugh B. Ginn, David Light, Earl Martin, Merle Monroe, Roy ! Mullenix, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, Gilbert Robinson, Carl Ruble, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, : j Floyd Taylor; Mrs. C. G. Gunn, League of Women Voters; several students from OCU; j ; Classroom Teacher representatives from several schools; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman; j Peggy Durham, The Oklahoma Journal; Mrs. Oldham, Mr. Hardimon, Community Relations group.! k
Mr. Lott called the meeting to order.
The invocation was given by Mr. Potts.
,5 Roll call established that all members of the Board were present.
4
?Motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the minutes of the dmeeting of November 30, 19&7, as presented. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
i
I
i Call to Order
j Roll Call
; R. #398 ! Minutes Approved
< LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS Mr. Johnson had nothing specific to report at this time.
| Attorney's Report
Mr. Elswick reported his activities had included working with the secondary schools' activities accounts and a monthly review of the Food Service Account.
i Auditors 1 j Reports
;;Mr. Stockton reported his activities had been routine and that all bills in this agenda have been checked and are in proper order for Board action.
j |
i! In Mr. Green's absence, David Light submitted a copy of the Treasurer's regular report b and followed with a routine financial report.
| Treasurer's j Report__________ :
LA .motion was .made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the above reports ! as presented. Motion carried.
ii | R. #399 j Reports Approved
;â– SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT
! i j R. #400 i Professional Trips Approved 1
i; It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Estes to direct four custodial superhvisors, Dell Beeson, Harold Hall, H. 0. Kemp, and J. W. McDonald, to attend a Custodial i! Supervisors' Clinic, December 11, 1967^ Dallas, Texas. Motion carried.
H The Superintendent submitted as information to the Board a detailed written report which Evaluation of j j earlier had been received from Dr. Robert Jones of the educational committee of the I Northeast by 'â– Community Relations Commission. Dr. Lillard read excerpts from the report and made i Community Relations Comm.j appropriate comments. A copy of the report is attached hereto.
~
RESULTS OF "EVALUATION OF NORTHEAST HIGII SCHOOL BY EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE FROM C.R.C. On Octobei' 18th a team of evaluators under the sponsorship of the
Community Relations Commission reviewed several major aspects of the comprehensive program in progress at Northeast-.
It is anticipated that this
factual information will be of value to patrons of the Northeast area and other
interested citizens.' Dean Robert Jones of O.C.U. , chairman of the Education Committee for C.R.C , and Sister Celine Townsend, staff member of C.R.C. made an evaluation relative to the following educational areas: 1. Academic background of teachers and counselors. 2. Student-teacher ratio; Student-counselor ratio.
3. Discipline. 4. Course offerings and educational equipment 5. Recordings of interviews with teachers and P.T.A. patrons.
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1.
t:
ii Evaluation Continued.
ACADEMIC BACKGROUNDs OF TEACHERS AND COUNSELORS
The faculty of NortheastSchool average six to seven years teaching
__
experience.
60% have their baccalaureate degreesa and 40% their Masters.
One-half of the present faculty are currently engaged in gradcuate study leading to certification or additional degrees.
Two are pursuing work toward the Ph D. degree.
Prior to coming to Northeast a number of the faculty had teaching experience in high schools located in other parts of the U.S.
The experience gained by these
faculty from teaching a,nd living in these geographical areas brings obvious depth
and understanding
to the subject matter which they teach, particularly in the
humanities and social studies.
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■
Several teachers cn the faculty for the first time this fall were student-
teachers at Northeast last year.
This fact evidences a willingness on the part of these ..
new teachers to put their talents and training to work in an environment that is
challenging and educationally exciting.
Indeed, there is a spirit of eagerness and
cooperation within the whole administration and staff of Northeast that is unquestion-
ably working toward a resolution of problems that confront a secondary school in
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any changing situation.
An excellent example of this spirit of cooperation is noted with the English faculty.
A planning period of an hour and 50 minutes, from 8 A.M. to 9:50 A.M.
’each day is used by the English faculty for the evaluation -and programming
of the three phases of the subject as offered by Northeast.
It is during this plan-
ning session that the achievement of individual students in the subject is evaluated
and the judgment made to move a student from a lower to a higher phase.
Thus,
an- English student is always engaged in the subject ,®t the point where he can get the maximum from the instruction with the opportunity for additional advancement
in relationship to his demonstrating capability.
This cooperative effort goes a long
way toward providing the best level of instruction in English for each individual student.
II.
STUDENT-TEACHER RATIO;
COUNSELOR -STUDENT RATIO
The ratio of students to teacher at Northeast is 1:30.
ratio is 1:500.
The student-counselor
One full time counselor is assigned to the junior high constitu-
ency, and 1 to’grades 9 and 10; 1 to grades 11 and 12. There are some problems
that arise from the fact that Northeast has both junior and senior students receiving
their education in the same facilities.
This is only normal where different age
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groups are in such proximity. As the ch^^p-over of the grades is accomplished this problem area will eliminate itself.
New facilities have been arranged for the counselors which have added considerably to the total counseling program at Northeast.
A full-range of
counseling services are provided students and parents at the school.
While
testing of students is a normal part of the counselor’s responsibility there is a
concerted effort made to determine if individual students are achieving at the level which their data indicates they should be.
At the present time over one-
half of the seniors are planning to continue their education in college in the fall of 1968. DISCIPLINE
III.
• I
At the present time there are no major discipline problems at Northeast.
,
By and large the climate in which education takes place can either enhance or detract from the learning experience of students.
It is apparent that the faculty and admin-
is.-tration at Northeast are kee.nly aware of the importance of their own attitudes toward the changing environment in which Northeast High School is situated.
awareness emerges in a very positive asttitude demonstrated again
faculty and administration.
This
and again by the
The discipline problems that do arise at Northeast
are no different that those found in any junior-senior high school with the approximate number of students Northeast has currently enrolled.
IV.
BASIC COURSE OFFERINGS This area shows more than adequate programming.
English classes as
previously explained, are based on a non., graded level and designed specifically to meet the individual student’s ability of performance. Science and Math, offerings^
although less flexible than the non-graded English, do provide courses geared to needs of both "terminal high" students as well as the "college bound".
is reputed as the strongest area of study at Northeast. boasts of some of the. finest type of equipment. Foreign language
Science
The science department
, ’
courses are Spanish and French I, II, III.
According to adminis-
tration, any additional foreign language which would be requested by even a limited number of students next year might be provided.
All that would be necessary besides
scheduling the class would be to locate a teacher for Russian, Latin, or German, etc.
The already existing, language lab of very high quality--serving 35 students at a timemight. be used as a supplemental teaching device for any language.
Educational
research findings have demonstrated major gains for the foreign language student who
consistently takes advantage of the opportunity to use language lab facilities.
Evaluation Continued
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;; Evaluation â– Continued
1967 - CONT'D
SOCIAL STUDIES program is presently of the traditional type.
Planning groups
of faculty and administrators at Northed st are considering a non-graded program in social studies similar to that used in English.
Each student might thus be more in-
dividually stimulated to progress according to his interest and performance ability. Under such a developmental technique of instruction, principles of the social studies
program might be made more relevant to the actual lives of the participating students. The non-graded program is one of the latest and most reputed programs now in operation in various areas of the United States.
Melbourne High School
in Florida and Ridgewood High School in Illinois are striking examples of this educa-
tional experiment in progress. of approach to instruction. the students in
It is aimed at breaking the traditional lock-step method
Major results of the use of this method are high gains for
a. Depth understanding of concepts presented. b. Extended possibilities of variety and interest in programs developeds c. Training in self motivation and independence of study.
T. TEACHER. INTERVIEWS; Interviews with various teachers reflected enthusiasm and firm belief
in the high quality of the present school program.
Mr. A. Ausbie
an outstanding science teacher said, " We have a tremendous program; I enjoy teaching in the science department here. ... If I find a student capable
of better work, we talk it over and let him move into a more challenging group.
I believe students at Northeast realise we are here to work, but
I also feel we recognise the whole child.
He isn’t in school only to learn
science, but to be enriched with such subjects as art, band, choral, etc. Mrs. Martha Johnson, grade 10, social studies teacher, reported, "the
quality of education is good at Northeast.
If it were not, I would not stay here.
I taught in other schools in the city and do not find problems any different in this school than others.
I have come here entirely by choice.
I consider '(quality"
to mean meeting the needs of students as much as possible, and in my estimation
we do a pretty good job of this."
Mrs. Ernestine Shaw; reading specialist, stated that in her opinion Northeast has an excellent program.
She pointed out in particular, the individual--type
programs set up for the level of student abilities.
As examples she mentioned
the remedial reading program--which takes the students wtere he is and aims to improve him; the non-gradedIjaevel of English which takes the same approach;
Special Education which is geared to tthe needs of students with unique learning disablities , and the practical " Work-Study Program" intended for those students who will enter the job world immediately upon leaving high school. VI. Discussions withP.T.A. Patrons A lengthy discussion with P.T.A. patrons revealed s genuine interest
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D Evaluation Continued
and concern for the goals of their, school. by Mrs. Mayme P. Jackson, President.
This year's leadership is headed
The remainder of the P.T.A .
leadership is made up of Mr. Brooks, Mr. Fred Elkins, and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Winston.
These an d other patrons sincerely believe in the high calibre
of teachers now at their school and that Northeast has weathered the period of adjustment which reached its peak last year.
Mrs. Jackson stated that she is personally encouraging parents, teachers, and counselors to enroll students in the " solid'bourses . will maintain and enhance the quality of education at Northeast.
similar expression by other members of the P.T.A. patrons. Bohanon plan there were strong feelings expressed.
She feels that this
These feelings received Concerning the
Basically, the leadership thinks
the plan was "long fought for "and should be implemented as scheduled. General impressions received from discussion with this group was that leadership
at Northeast
is solid and commited.
RESULTS OF SURVEY OF 80 HIGH ABILITY STUDENTS: Abrief summary of results of this survey show that: (1)
98% of these students expect to go to college.
(2)
O.S.U. was the most often mentioned choice of college.
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(3) Some area of scientific study was most often mentioned as major focus of college study now anticipated. (4) The advantage foreseen by Northeast students in favor of pairing < "It will provide a better senior high school."
(5) Disadvantage most often mentioned: Northeast High School. "
with Harding:
"Prejudice of white students against
(6) 98% of the group surveyed expressed positive feelings about improving communications with pairing schools. Most often mentioned suggestions were: "Have get-togethers; combine classes for a week; have joint assemblies. "
CONCLUSIONS:
With the climate produced by a faculty who is willing and eager
to teach
in a changing environment under the leadership of forward-looking
administrators as Mr. Leon Bruner and Mr. Melvin Todd, the vice-Principal,
together with the supporting group of commited patrons and the outstanding leader group of High Ability, students who participated in the sample survey,
Northeast High School could well be the pace-setter for High Schools in Oklahoma City in the near future.
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MEETING 0? DECEMBER 4-, 1967 - CONT'D I!
f R. #U01 ■ Commendation Letter to ' Northeast
Thereupon; a motion was made by Mrs. Welc&and seconded by Mr. Rogers that a letter of commendation be sent to the staff and stW^nts at Northeast High School congratulating
them for their cooperation to the committee during the preparation of the above report and in their efforts to cause the excellent report to be submitted. Motion carried. PERSONNEL REPORT
Personnel Recommended
It is requested that the following persons be employed and that contracts with the teachers listed on the form hereby approved be executed in the name of the District by the Superintendent or person by him designated; also, that other personnel recommendations and information listed be approved.
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P E RSO N N E L
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effe cti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGN MEN
Reinstatements
(Mrs) Wittek, Lynn P.
Pierce 4th
11=22=67
(Jackson = resigned) (Treichler - resigned)
(Mrs) Deutsch, Barbara (Mrs) Hare, Peggy (Mr) McClain, Gerald R.
85950. 6350.
6700.
7
11=27=67
7
11=27=67
B.S.
2
10=30=67
Pierce 4th Cap. Hill Jr. Home Be. Cap. Hill Sr. Drafting & Desigj
Miss. C. B.S. COSOCO
o.s.u.
Illness Briney
(Mrs) Bearden, Hazel F»
4950.
COSOCO NoDo
3^
10=25=67
Lee = 4th "Duration of Nee<
Buckner
(Mrs) Bradford, Pauline E.
5450.
FYairie View B.S.
2
10=27=67
Dunjee = 1st "Duration of Nee<
Snow
(Mrs) Harlin, Marie 0.
5350.
NoD0
7
10=26=67
Arthur ~ 1st "Duration of Nee<
Cayton
(Mr) Johnson, Ted D.
5850.
Lincoln U. B.S.
6
10=26=67
Kennedy = S.S. "Duration of Nee<
Burleigh
(Miss) Robb, Martha M.
6350.
U. of Denver M.A.
7
10=30=67
Garden Oaks = Isi "Duration of Nee,
PERSONN EL
INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
Co Sq Co
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Leaves of Absence Maternity
(Mrs) McClain, Kay
Taft Phys. Ed.
11=7=67
(Mrs) Osborn, Nancy S„
85250.
(Mrs) Krueger, Beverly
Polk 4th
12=1=67
(Miss) Murray, Mary M.
5250.
Hawthorne Kgn.
10=16=67
Roosevelt Math. = Sei.
11=24=67
Ill Health (Mrs) Cutchall, Dorothy
Military
(Mr) Huggins, Robert C.
Phillips U. B.S.
0
11=6=67
Taft Phys. Ed.
C.S.C. B.S.
0
12=4=67
Polk 4th
/
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1967 - CONT'D
MEETING OF DECEMBER
jj Personnel______
C^ICAI-
PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
eff ecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations (Miss) Boyer, Margaret (Mrs) Harnsberry, Nela M.
Personnel Clerk
12=1=67
Dunjee Elem. Clerk
11=20=67
#250.
10-30-67
Cap. Hill Sr. Lib. Clerk
(Barbour = resigned)
(Mrs) Hampton, Penelope A.
(Johnson - transfer)
(Mrs) Prim, Hazel
250.
11-6=67
Inst. = Title I Mat. Ctr. Aide
(Additional position)
(Mr) Boyer, Jimmy L.
170.
10-26=67
Voc.Tech.Ctr,-Title VI % ^Electronics Tech.
(Additional position)
(Mrs) Young, Barbara N.
270.
11=1=67
Inst. = Title I Clerk
RECOMMENDATIONS TO THE BOARD: Temporary Employment School Media Services = Title 1-3 - Material Center Aides - #1.45 per hoar:
Phillip R. Maxwell - effective October 31, 1967 Jim V, Doing = effective November 16, 1967
SUBSTITUTES FOR.THE SCHOOL YEAR 1967=68: Bradley, Eala B. (Mrs) Brownlee, Annyse G. (Mrs) Cook, Ruth E. (Mrs) . Dewberry, Earnest E„ (Mr) Dickson, Linda R<> (Mrs) Glomset, Sandra-(Mrs) Hare, Marian E, (Mrs) Harvey, Betty J. (Mrs) Johnson,. Jane (Mrs) .... ♦Landon,.Helen (Miss) Lemon, Patricia J.-(Mrs) Lindley, Mary C. (Mrs) Patterson,-Floyd A. (Mr) Porch, Lynnda (Mrs). . Rice, .Jo G. (Mrs) Robison,Marilyn (Mrs) Shull, Opal J. (Mrs) Hwmpson, Joan (Mrs) Whamond, Patricia J. (Mrs) Williams, Mavis V.(Mrs) Winston,.Eloise.(Mrs)... Yoraig, Ruth Ko (Mrs) Martocci, Patricia (Mrs)
♦Retired Teacher
Elem. Elem. , Elem. Phys. Ed., Elem# Elem. .......... French, English Cosmetology Home.Ec., English Elem.. ......... Kgn., Primary Math., Science Secretary History, Vocal Music Art ■ Lib., Sci., Hist., Eng. Elem. Elem. Elem........ Math. ...... ......... Secretary . Bus., Elem., Home Ec. Elem., Phys. Ed. Sociology, S.S., Psy.
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 19^7 - CONT'D
PERSON NEL
Service Department NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EFFECTIVE EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Temporary Employment:
Hall, Roland Kent
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Audio Visual Department: Resignations:
Slinker, Edwin Robinson
Print 9iop
10=25=67
290. mo.
11=1=67
All Title 1 Schools Relief Floorman
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MEETING OF DECEMBER L, 1967 - CONT'D ~ I: '.....
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■ Personnel
NAME
P E RSO ASSIGNMENT
effective DATE
Burt, Dorothy C.
Polk Helper Linwood Helper
Celestine, Wanda
Northeast Second Baker
APPROVED EFFECTIVE DATE EXP.
ASSIGNMENT
11=6=67 11=6=67
Doresey, Mary P.
11=6=67
Jarrett, Bpnnie
Jefferson Helper
11=6=67
11=8=67
Unassigned Helper
Banks, Eva Bell
1,40 hr.
11=6=67
Downey, Lenora
1,40 hr.
10=25=67
Frost, Radie
1.40 hr.
11=15=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Jackson, Edna Mae
1.40 hr.
11=15=67
Jones, Pauline
1.40 hr.
11=5=67
Keesee, Virginia
1.40 hr.
10=50=67
Myers, Lovilia
1.40 hr.
10=50=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Orton, Carol A,
1.40 hr.
11=15=67
Unassigned Helper
Smith, Amanda Lee
1.40 hr.
11=14=67
Slider, Clara Louise
1.40 hr.
10=51=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Stewart, Lillian A,
1.40 hr.
11=15=67
Unassigned Helper
Thompson, Faye A,
1.40 hr.
11=1=67
Unassigned Helper
P E R S~ON NEL
cod Service NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
11-14-67
Northeast Helper Northwest Helper
Cohran, Corene
SALARY
Employments:
Resignations:
Aikins, Gelestria
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
effecti ve DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED effect ive EXP. DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Employments:
Uhassigned Helper Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Ward, Juanita V.
1.40 hr.
11=8=67
Weed, Dorothy
1.40 hr.
10=50=67
White, Maggie
1.40 hr.
10=51=6?
Williams, Georgia
1.40 hr.
11=2=67
Wisley, Dora Lee
1.40 hr.
11=6=67
Unassigned Helper Unassigned Helper
Wood, Daisy Lee
1.40 hr.
11=5=6?
Unassigned Helper
Bradley, Doyle Edward
4400. yr«
11=15=67
Plumber
Raines, Preston D.
4000. yr.
11=15=67
Electrician
1.75 hr.
11=7=6?
Cameraman
Maintenance Department: Resignations:
Employments:
Davis, Jimmie
Truck Driver
11=10=6?
Holland, Hershel
Plumber
11=8=67
Broadcasting Department:
Temporary Employments:
Crain, Albert L. Jr.
i:
i
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D
■A motion was made By Dr. Hill and seconded .by'Wr. Rogers to approve the above listed personnel items. All members voted "Aye" on\j^ll call.
R. #02 Personnel Approved
’APPROVAL OF CLAIMS AND GENERAL BUSINESS ’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 attached list. ITEM #1
ITEM #2
RATIFICATION OF NOVEMBER 1967.PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY AFPROVED BY THE BOARD AND UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AS FOLLOWS:
2,080,309.,
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
BOND FUND
$
..
1,400.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-8O58-38
$_
5,735.06
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
$_
6,850.07
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$
83,820.40
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$
7,583.64
1967-68 MANPOWER
$
7,592.82
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
$
159.75
106,219.62
AUTHORITY TO ISSUE PAYROLLS FOR DECEMBER 196? IN THE FOLLOWING ESTIMATED AMOUNTS: 1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
2,100,000.00
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
120,000.00
BOND FUND
$
1,400.00
$
16,000.00
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
$
90,COOo00
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
$
10,000.00
1967-68 MANPOWER
$
10,000.00
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
*
200.00
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-8O58-38
ITEM #3
——
AUTHORIZE PAYMENT OF VENDOR BILLS AS PER ATTACHED ITEMIZED LIST. THESE BILLS HAVE BEEN EXAMINED AND AFPROVED BY THE AUDITOR AS TO APPROPRIATION. PURPOSE OF EXPENDITURE, CALCULATIONS AND RECEIPT OF MERCHANDISE AND/OR SERVICES.
1967-68 GENERAL FUND
$
148,667«21
1966-67 GENERAL FUND
$
71.862.80
1965-66 GENERAL FUND
$
6.15
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
32,448.55
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND
$
30,875.89
BOND FUND
233.i77.4i
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38 1967-68 TITLE 1-3
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
$.
1966- 67 TITLE II - 2
$
1967- 68 TITLE III - 3
$ ,
MANPOWER
$
2,377.09
$
583,618.47
TOTAL
,
37,922.27
1,581.66
17,415.96
I Bills and j Payrolls
14-72
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D \ Bills and. iPayrolls_________ "1967-68 GENERATf UND
ABERNATHY TRIM SUPPLY General Instruction
Beard Action
ADDRESSOGRAPH MULTIGRAPH CORP. Printing Printing Printing Printing General Instruction
Standard St andard Standard Board Action Board Action
38.35 7.60 29.35 40.28 1jl 3.83.»_45-
1,499.03
A & E INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock Voc. Tech. Educ. Center-Supplies
Beard Action Low
620.00 320.02
940.02
AIR ENGINEERING Project Planning
Publisher
AIR PRODUCTS General General General
Board Action Board Action Board Action
& CHEMICALS Instruction Instruction Instruction
760 44
5.00
1.93 10.50 11.57
1967-68 GENERAL FUND (continued)
B-3
BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY,: INC. Library
Publisher
15.60
RALPH Lo BOLEN OLDSMOBILE, INC. . General Instruction
Agreement
3.58
BONA VENTURE SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
BONANZA OIL & GAS Operating
Agreement
49.18
R.R. BOWKER Library
Publisher
38.10
BRANIFF INTERNATIONAL Travel. Expense
Board Action
595.80
BRO-DART, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
2 j 44-6 ® 12
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction
Board Action Board Action Board Action
BUMPA-TEL SIGN COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
BUREAU OF EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH Library
Publisher
MRS. LEROY BURNS Special Education
Reimbursement
BURLANE MARKING EQUIPMENT GO. Business Office Purchasing Office Library Supplies
Low Low Low
BURROUGHS CORPORATION Office Machines
Agreement
38.05
BUTTS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-V oc.Te ch.Educ.Center
Board Action
35.70
WILMA CAIN (clerk) Miscellaneous Expense Board Member Expense Public Relations Pubs, for Sch. Media Service Lawn Expense Tag & Title
Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund Fund
CAROLINA BIOLOGICAL SUPPLY COMPANY m___ ____
-1
t _____ 1_________ l .
-__
T____
148.38
5.15 28.04 13.30
14g 00
3-25
24 ® 84
7.40 5.25 51.70
Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement Reimbursement
46.49
32.00 15.00 •72 19.80 3.50 15.90
64.35
86.92
rjn -j r
^73
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D —
-
........... ................................ - —- -'-■■■
-
■
Bills and. Payrolls
BOB CATESs INCORPORATED Supplies-V oc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction Maintenance
Low
CHAPEL HILL METHODIST CHURCH Rent - 12/8 through 12/1$
Board Action
50.00
CITY OF DEL CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
31.25
CITY OF MIDWEST CITY Water & Sewage
Utilities
44.41
CITY OF NICHOLS HILLS Water & Sewage
Utilities
17.00
CITY SPRING. WORKSs INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
30.00
WAYNE CLARK Special Education
Reimbursement
22.00
JOHN Ho COLE COMPANY General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ 0 Center
Board Action Board Action
COLORGRAPHICS Mis c ellaneous
Board Action
COMMUNITY PLAYTHINGS General Instruction
Low
CORY’S MOTION PICTURE. EQUIPMENT Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Low Standard
COX RADIO AND SOUND Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
CROFT EDUCATIONAL SERVICES Library
Publisher
DAILY LAW JOURNAL-RECORD Legal Publications Legal Publications
Publisher Publisher
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Repair to Instruc0 Equipment
Low
DEE’S PHOTO SUPPLY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES Storeroom Stock Library
Board Action Standard
677.00 5.90
682.90
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Supplies—Voc.TechoEduc.Center Title VIII
Low Board Action
Zj-Zj. a 68 365*08
409.76
DOBSON TELEPHONE COMPANY Telephones
Utilities
50.30
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
105.83
MRS. EVERETT DOUGLAS Special Education
Reimbursement
68.04
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Repa.it1 to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
76.50
BILL DOYLE Health Supplies General Instruct!on Office Machines General Instruction
Low Low Agreement Low
DUCOMMUN METALS & SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-VocoTech.Educ0 Center General Instruction
Board Action Low
69.85 27.50 5.14
102049
970.39 55.01
1,025.40 1,698.50
55.75
8O0OO 76.95
156.95 •
-
85.80
14.75 57.80 79.90
137.70
4.45
1,193.26
15.90 11.75 8.50 260.00
296o15
72.90 44.35
117.25
474
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls
DULANEY’S Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair Repair
to to to to to to to
DUPLICATING Office Office Office
PRODUCTSs ING, Machines Machines Machines
Instruc. Instruc. Instruc. Instruc, Instruc. Instruc. Instruc.
Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment Equipment
s, Standard "\ standard \\*ow Low Low Low Low Agreement Agreement Agreement
1,68 129.84 87.40 43.17 9.88 83.94
95o30 27.10 23.75
400.61
146,15
EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC, Gener al instructi on
Low
EDUCATIONAL AUDIO VISUAL,,. INC, Library
Publisher
ELECTRIC SUPPLY OF OKLAHOMA General Instruction Custodial Supplies
Low Board Action
2,46 2.187.60
2,190.06
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction. General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Board Action
21.67 12.50 607,10
641.27
16,10 50,00
66,10
4.75
12.84
FOSTER ESTES Expense - State School Board Assoc. Board Meetings - 11/6 & 11/16
Board Action Board Meetings
EWTON INSURANCE & ACCOUNTING AGENCY Property Insurance-Arcadia
Agreement
FAIRVIEW AUDIO-VISUAL COMPANY Adult School Supplies Repair to Instruc, Equipment
Low Standard
395.00
FIRST NATL. MANAGEMENT CORPORATION TV Equipment Rental TV Equipment Rental
Agreement Agreement
400,00
FREDERICK POST COMPANY Storeroom Stock Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action Low
717,72 . A5,6O
FRIDEN s INCORPORATED Office Machines
Board Action
GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY TV Equipment Rental
Agreement
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY Repair to Instruc, Equipment
Board Action
37.00
GIBBS AND COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1.489.92
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Adult Institute Supplies Personnel Office Adult School Supplies Printing
Low Low Low Board Action
GRUNE & STRATTONs INCORPORATED Title V Library
Publisher Publisher
GRYPHON PRESS Library
Publishing
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Custodial Supplies Supplie S“V oc.Te ch.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction General Instruction Custodial Supplies General Instruction Laundry Expense Adult School Supplies Adult School Supplies
Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Board Low Low Low
Action Action Action Action Action Action Action Action
1,200.00
404.00
668,59
763.32
1,279.50 500.00
17.05 2.70 448.00
37.52
1.326.93
52.04
7.20 3.86 597.40 24.56 129.63 199.30 319.63 756.46 118.78 7.92 2,253-61
1+75
MEETING OF DECEMBER.4, 1967 - CONT'D AUDRY 0. HAYNIE Special Education
s. "Reimbursement
36.90
COLEMAN HAYES Legal Expense
Board Action
164.96
D. C. HEATH AND COMPANY Library
Publisher
SANDRA .HELLER Special Education
Reimbursement
VIRGIL HILL Board Meetings 11/6 & 11/16
Board Meeting
50.00
HOLTON TRANSFER Printing
Agreement
25.00
BUS HORTON, INC. General Instruction
Agreement
. 35.63
JOHN HUNTSMAN Special Education
Reimbursement
12.42
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Special Repair &. Supply
Low
31.20
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Workmens Compensation Accident Insurance
Board Action Board Action
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
IBM CORPORATION Data Processing General Instruction Data Processing Personnel
Board Action Board Action Board Action Standard
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Maintenance
Standard
51.01
INTERSTATE PRINTERS & PUBLISHERS Library
Publisher
11.97
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
FRED JONES FORD Maintenance Maintenance
Selected Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
KEAS SUPERIOR BUS SALES, INC. Contracted Services
Agreement
KEE LOX MFG. COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
65.00
KEETON INDUSTRIES, INC. General Instruction
Board Action
339.19
KELLER SPORT, INCORPORATED General Instruction
Low
134.75
LANGSAM PRESCRIPTION SHOP #2 Adult School Supplies
Low
16.25
LANGUAGE RESEARCH ASSOCIATES Library
Publisher
25.75
LARSEN’S RECORD CENTER Library
Low
38.79
LE-MAC TV SERVICE Special Repair & Supplies
Low
11.34
LIEBERMAN INVESTMENT COMPANY Rent (Dec.) Sheridan Warehouse
Agreement
LIBERTY NATL. BANK & TRUST COMPANY Rent (Nov.) Ellison Warehouse Rent (Dec.) Ellison Warehouse
Agreement Agreement
10.30 •
5,500.00 ZtSZt* 00
39.60
5,984.00
230.46
5,125.00 128.18 152.50 •5,409.40
......
142.04
1.16 12.88
14.04
79.12 125.00
400.00 565.00 565.00
1,130.00
Bills and Payrolls
476
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
■
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Library
Publisher
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Low
. 93.50
LIQUID FLAME, ING. Heat
Low
111.65
WILLIAM F. LOTT Travel Exp.-Chicago, Ill. Natl. School Board Assoc. State Sch.Board Meeting Board Meetings-11/6 & 11/16
Board Action Board Action Board Action
J.A. MAJORS & COMPANY Adult School Supplies
Publisher
EARL MARTIN Travel Exp-Washington, D. C. Supervisors of Elem. Education
Board Action
T. C. MGCOURRY Rent (January) Marshall
Agreement
20.00
29-00 14.00 50.00
93.00
8.00
84® 22
150.00
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY Library
Publisher
37.11
MCKESSON & ROBBINS, INC. Contracted Services
Low
21.00
MCNEELY’S GARBAGE SERVICE Custodial Supplies
Agreement
20.00
METROPOLITAN UTILITIES COMPANY Water & Sewage
Utilities
I64.75
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low Board Action Board Action
MIDWEST MAINTENANCE SUPPLY Storeroom Stock
Low
MILLER JACKSON COMPANY Repair to Instruction Eqpt.
Standard
MINTON MACHINERY COMPANY Adult School Supplies Storeroom Stock Storeroom Stock Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Lew Board Action Board Action Board Action
MODERN OFFICE SUPPLY, INC. Project Planning
Low
MORRIS CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Pupil Transportation Eqpt.
Board Action
2,961.19
MURRAY MYERS COMPANY . Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
86.04
NATIONWIDE PAPERS Printing Adult School Supplies Printing
. Low Low Board Action
16.00 115.37 360.61
491.98 120.00
26.68
42.60 384.10 115.85 101.11
643•66
1.44
72.03 83.89 56.20
212.12
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Subscriptions
Publisher
152.50
NATIONAL SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION School Board Journal
Publisher
25.00
NATIONAL TEACHER EXAMINATION Teacher Employment' Expense
Board Action
629.00
NEROC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
200.00
477
NORICK BROTHERS, INC. Printing
ww
181.25
NCRTHSIDE CLEANERS Laundry Expense
Agreement
722.65
NURSING OUTLOOK Adult School Supplies
Publisher
10.00
NUWAY LAUNDRY COMPANY Laundry Expense
Agreement
29.24
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN laundry Expense Printing Adult School Supplies General Instruction Film Library
Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement Agreement
OCEAN POOL SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
OKLAHOMA CLUTCH SUPPLY Maintenance Maintenance
Low Selected.
OKLA. CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT COMM. Miscellane ous
Agreement
OKLA. DAIRY SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. General Instruction
Low
OKLA. GAS & ELECTRIC • Electricity
Utilities
OKLA. NATURAL GAS COMPANY Heat
Utilities
OKLAHOMA PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Low
OKLAHOMA PHOTO SUPPLY, INC. Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low Low
OKLA. PUBLIC SCH. RESEARCH COUNCIL Miscellaneous
Agreement
397.80 3.00 14.00 10.00 - 3.50
428.30
145.80 22.96 3o00
25.96 200.00
2.55
400.99
106.50 110.50
250.00
OKLAHOMA TYPEWRITER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard Standard Standard Standard Agreement
OKLAHOMA CITY WATER DEPARTMENT Water & Sewage
Utilities
MRS. V.R. OLIPHANT Special Education
Reimbursement
OLIVETTI UNDERWOOD CORPORATION Repair to Instruc. Eqpt.
Beard Action
7,708.40
i
j
JOE PARK Travel Exp.-Kansas City, Mo. Conference on. Education
Board Action
15.00
!
MRS. RICHARD PARKER
Reimbursement
18.48
Standard
29.95
Standard
27.20
Q4-
ri c
; j
! >
Special Education
! 1
PFFAFF SEWING CENTER Repair to Instruc. Equipment
i
PIPKIN PHOTO SERVICE
Library j; 1
POSTMASTER Me-1 '1 i n
Pcmni t
7.50 6.00 3.50 14.00 9.00 48.00
88.00
10,065.95
50.00
r\r\
/
478
MEETING OF. DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and Payrolls POSTMASTER Postage (Adult Institute)
Standard
330.00
POSTMASTER Postage
Standard
500.00
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES;, INC, Supplie s-Voc»Te oh. ikiuc.. Cent er
Low
35.04
PRICES RADIATOR SHOP Operating
Low
13.50
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ•Center General Instruction General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low
13*75 11.25 13.75 6.25 13.75 11.50 13.75 6.00 55.00 45.50
190.50
PSYCHOLOGICAL CORPORATION General Instruction General Instruction
Publisher Publisher
PUGH HOLMES MOTOR COMPANY General Instruction
Agreement
PYRAMID SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Special Repair &. Supplies
Low
RADIO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Title VIII General Instruction
Agreement Low
RANDOM HOUSE Library Library
Publisher Publisher
REMCO OFFICE EQUIPMENT,. INC. General Instruction
Standard
RHYTHM BAND, INCORPORATED Storeroom Stock
Board Action
RICE MACHINERY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
68.10
L. L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES,INC. Title VIII
Standard
51.6?
PAUL Do RINGLER Trave1 Exp.-Denver, Colorado NAEB Convention
Board Action
202 a
GILBERT L. ROBINSON Travel Exp.“Memphis, Tenn. AASPA Convention
Board Action
172.10
MELVIN P. ROGERS Expense-State Board Assee. Board Meetings-11/6 & .11/16
Board Action Board Meeting
JOHNSON SANFORD Physicians Salary
Board Action
210.00
Board Action
. 1,634<>40
. SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
82.85
93.35 6.50 36.89
53-98 25.74
2.977.50
79.72
10.47 5.80
772.50
12.00 50.00
62.00
SCHEER-TUMICO, INCORPORATED Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Standard
55.64
SCOTT-RICE COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
10.90
MEETING OF DECEMBER i SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY j Instructional Offices |j General Instruction ; General Instruction
lb
1.967 - CONT’D
.Standard
Wk Standard
;; SERVICE CONTAINER Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
f SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment General Instruction Storeroom Stock General Instruction
Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
< SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE Library
Publisher
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY General Instruction Repair to Instruc. Equipment
’ SCOTT F'ORESMAN & COMPANY J Library •
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Adult School Supplies General Instruction
9 MRS. RICHARD L. SMITH Special Education
■I 9
j
;
■'
Board Action Board Action
17.95 224.18
Bills and. Payrolls
288.03
74.00 83.00 32.48 9.11 11.21 291.38 402.36 658.36
1,487.90
87.60 746.75
2,050.12
15.88
Publisher
Standard Board Action
726.39
14.52
Re imbur s ernent
SOUTHWESTERN SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Maintenance
Standard
SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Telephones
Utilities
3,374*51
SPENCER UTILITIES AUTHORITY Water &. Sewage
Utilities
73.95
WILMA SPARKS Special Education
Reimbursement
55.20
173.24
[i SPORTS FILMS
1
Library
b STATE AGENCY FOR SURPLUS PROPERTY H Printing
Low
6.00
Low
2.50
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ. Center
Board Action
373.34
STEPHENS BROS. PIANO.SERVICE Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
700.50
BILL STORY FIRE AND SAFETY COMPANY Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers Fire Extinguishers
Board Board Board Board
SWICK AUTOMOTIVE PARTY Maintenance Maintenance
Low Standard
SWIFT AND COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
SYRACUSE UNIV. PRESS Library
Publisher
10.66
T.G.&Y. STORES COMPANY General Instruction
Low
26.52
TAB PRODUCTS COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action Board Action
MANFORD TERRELL Special Education
Reimbursement
Action Action Action Action
6.15 1.65 7.30 132.65
147.75
4-25 8.00
12.25
i
1,012.50
3.35 161.25
164’60
38.64
1+80
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT’D Bills and Payrolls
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Instructional Custodial Supplies Census Enumeration Instructional Custodial Supplies Library Supplies Supplies-Voc. Tech. Educ . Center Business Office General Instruction Library Library
.......
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low . Low
' --
51.90 26.92 15.60 10.53 349.50 11.52 2.75 5.36 8.00 3.52 22.70
508.30
BILL THOMPSON Property Insurance-Arcadia
Board Action
THOMPSON-HAYWARD CHEMICAL COMPANY General Instruction Special Repair & Supply
Low Low
112.20 149.61
26I.8I
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY Library Library
Publisher Board Action
95.40 838.22
933.62
TRIANGLE/A&E INCORPORATED Printing
1,202.00
' Low
2.50
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Instruction Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Laundry Expense Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Board Action Standard Low Low Low Low Low
TURNER COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
UNIVERSITY. OF COLORADO Library
Publisher
VARITYPER Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
VASECO, INCORPORATED Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard Standard
WALLACE & TIERNAN,.. INCORPORATED Custodial Supplies
Standard
75.00
DONNA WASHINGTON Special Education
Re imbur s ement
27.00
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Supplie s-Vo c. Te ch .’Educ. Cent er
Board Action
21.65
A. WELDORS SUPPLY COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Agreement
40.98
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines Office Machines Office Machines
Agreement Agreement Agreement
8.50 300.39 11.00
WESTERN PAPER COMPANY Printing Printing Printing Printing Printing General Instruction
Low Low Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
440.62 364.26 190.59 761.58 3.34
WESTERN PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES Library
Publisher
WESTERN UNIFORM TOWEL SERVICE, INC. Laundry. Expens e Laundry Expense
Agreement Agreement
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
44.30 273.43 8.84 34.50 18.56 95.50 56.40 82.50
614.03
28.80 3.00 469.74
21.60 256.12
737-23
277.72
319.89
2,497.62 4.00
4.65 21.66
26.31
481
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4,
WHITE MOTOR CORPORATION Maintenance
WHITEHAVEN PUBLISHING COMPANY Library
19^
~
CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
6.48
Standard V Publisher
30.90
WHITTON.SUPPLY COMPANY General Instruction
Standard
40.00
MRS. ED. M. WILLIAMS Special Education
Reimbursement
29.40
WORD MAKING PRODUCTIONS Library
Publisher
16.30
1966-67 GENERAL FUND AMERICAN HERITAGE Library
Publisher
5.90
ANA-NLN FILM SERVICE Adult School Supplies
Standard
5.00
BELL CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies Custodial Supplies
Low Low
CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Library
Publisher
CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
Standard
i
280 80 131.04
i
159.84
5.10 88.60
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Supplies-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Low
12.99
COMPTON’S HOME LIBRARY SERVICE Title III
Board Action
95.20
DENOYER-GEPPERT COMPANY Title III
Board Action
3,352.30
BILL DOYLE Storeroom Stock
Board Action
39,054-00
EYE-GATE HOUSE, INC. Title III
Board Action
3,728.45
i
i
GIL-MOR CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
630.00
GRAHAM PAPER COMPANY Storeroom Stock
Board Action
1,998.36
GROSSET & DUNLAP, INCORPORATED Library
Publisher
J.C. HAMILTON COMPANY General Instruction
Board Action
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Manpower General Instruction Manpower Custodial Supplies
Low Low Selected Board Action
HOLT, RINEHART & WINSTON, INC. Title III
Board Action
2,520.60
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE CO. General Instruction
Board Action
5,424.13
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action
118.00
OKLAHOMA JOURNAL Subscriptions
Publisher
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Standard
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA T 4 T___________
16.14
175.73 10.78 75.76 8.37 304.44
i
399.35 i
13.00 595.00 in no
MEETING OP DECEMBER
K,
196? - CONT'D
Bills and. Payrolls
READERS DIGEST SERVICES, INC Title III
Board Action
ROISMAN DRUG SUNDRIES, INC. Custodial Supplies Storeroom Stock
Board Action Board Action
SANITARY.EQUIPMENT COMPANY Custodial Supplies
Board Action
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY,. INC. Repair to Instruc. Equipment Repair to Instruc. Equipment
Board Action Board Action
STANDARD REGISTER COMPANY Data Processing
Board Action
442.39
STAR ENGRAVING Commencement Expense
Board Action
3,777.44
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS General Instruction
Board Action
11.00
Board Action
160.47
. U. S.- PLYWOOD CORPORATION Storeroom Stock
38.88 320.00 2,533.12
2,853.32 4$ 688® 64
16.70 8^00
863.70
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WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III Title III
Board Action Board Action
WESBANCO OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Office Machines
Agreement
WILLIS MUSIC COMPANY Library
Board Action
289.80 200.70
490.50 11.10
110.55
GENERAL FUND
INTEGRATED EDUCATION Library
Publisher
6.15
1967-68 BUILDING LEVY FUND
ACME BRICK COMPANY Materials
Standard
225.60
AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
144.16
ALBRIGHT STEEL & WIRE COMPANY Materials
Low
ALL STEEL EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
100.00
ANCHOR PAINT COMPANY Materials
Board Action
201.00
A & P TRUCK SALVAGE COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
AMERICAN AUTOMATIC TRANS. INC. Materials
Low
AMERICAN ELECTRIC IGNITION COMPANY Materials
Standard
42.63
AMERICAN TRAILERS, INC. Materials
Standard
12.05
ARROW BAG COMPANY Materials
Standard
42.50
46.98
8.00 12.50
20.50 115.21
483
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AUTO PARTS & MACHINE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
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Bills and Payrolls
Low Low Low Low Low
90.82 60.74 6.15 65.14 45.66 87.78 62.29
418.58 :
BATES & MCKINZEY SERVICE COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard. Standard
21.90 26.30
48.20
BERRY OIL COMPANY Materials
Low
84.00
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPT. CO. Materials
Board Action
10.19 i
\5ow
!
I
i
PAUL BLAKENEY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Low
BOECKING BERRY EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
36.48
BRADFORD & NETTLESHIP, INC. Materials
Low
40.50
BRITTAIN BROTHERS Materials
Low
11.18
BRODHEAD GARRETT COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
413.00 1
BROOKS & MCCONNELL, INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
i 1,015.60 \
BUCKLIN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
WILMA CAIN Materials
394.65 |
1 9.30 j
j
Fund Reimbursement
1.99 I i
CAPITOL GLASS & MIRROR COMPANY Materials
Low
12.50
BOB CATES, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
71.52
CELL’S CARPET SERVICE Materials
Low
371.00
Standard
CITY OFFICE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED Noninstructional Equipment Noninstructional Equipment Noninstructional Equipment
Board Action Board Action Board Action
CITY SPRING WORKS, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Low Low
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY, INC. Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Board Action
i
46.61 j 45.00 67.50 22.50
135.00
9.23 8.61
17.84 i
5.57 11.30 18.80 64.84
j 100.51 1 i
j 141.00 j
Low
i
i
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
224.64 54.32 26.69
DAGWELL DIXIE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low
23.95 14.22 16.24 70.40
DAVIDSON & CASE LUMBER COMPANY
f 1
i
CITY AUTO PARTS Materials
COOK ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. Materials
j
305.65
124.81 ; i
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EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
561.60
DONNELL TYPEWRITER COMPANY Noninstructional Equipment
Low
119.50
DOLESE COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Board Low Board Board Board
DOWLING EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials
Standard
DOWNTOWN CHEVROLET, INCORPORATED Materials Materials
Standard Standard
EMSCO ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY . Materials
Low
31.30
ENMAR, INCORPORATED Materials
Board Action
84.00
JOE ESCO TIRE COMPANY Materials
Board Action
274.16
FARM & GARDEN SUPPLY Materials
Low
FLECK BEARING COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
FEDERAL CORPORATION Materials
Low
517.60
GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
63.12
DALE GEORGE COMPANY Materials
Low
8.50
GOODHEART-WILLCOX COMPANY, INC. Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
3.53
B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY Materials
Low
6.36
GOODYEAR STORE Materials
Low
20.56
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Board Action
HICKS & MITCHELL Materials
Standard
50.99
HOHMANN AND BROWN APPLIANCE SERVICE Materials
Standard
17.00
HONEYWELL, INC. COMMERCIAL DIVISION Materials
Standard
118.80
HOOVER EQUIPMENT COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
HORN. SEED COMPANY, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
Action Action Action Action
21.24 81.00 16.83 626.21 744.25
1,489.53
189.00
26.84 10.11
36.95
25.50
7.60 32.64
4.10 59.92 47.88 84.60 13.92 118.05 217.12 113^2
78.74 14.41
40.24
664.31
93.15
9.32
485
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967CONT'D HOSTER SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
120.00
HUNZICKER BROTHERS Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low
IBM CORPORATION Books-VocoTech.Educ.Center
Publisher
INDEPENDENT INS. AGENTS ASSOC. Workmens Compensation Accident Insurance
Board Action Board Action
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY Materials Materials
60.42 60.06 66.00 388.11 37.00 47.20
658.79
15.75 2,500.00 211.00
2,711.00
Standard Standard
8.09 13.89
21.98
INDUSTRIAL ENGINE PARTS & MACHINES Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
38.20 54.82
J & R AUTO SUPPLY Materials Materials
Low Low
1.59 ^02
5.61.
JOHNSON SERVICE COMPANY Materials Materials
Standard Standard
232.40 410.20
642.60
CASEY JONES AUTO PAINT & SUPPLY Materials
Low
FRED JONES FORD Materials Materials
Standard Standard
JONES-NEWBY SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
129..15
KARCHMER PIPE &. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Lew Letter Bid
508.03
KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION Materials Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action Board Action
LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials
Low
40.50
MAC’S SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
33.00
M.E. MADDOX SALES & SERVICES Materials
Low
442.00
MAKINS CONCRETE COMPANY Materials Materials
Board Action Board Action
MASTER MOTOR REBUILDERS,. INC. Materials Materials
Low Low
MCGRAW HILL BOOK COMPANY . Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Materials Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Low Standard Board Action Board Action Board Action Board Action
MONTGOMERY GMC TRUCKS,. INC.
Cl
102.48
36.00
43.46 104.70
779.74 779.75
14.00
293.76 471.73
J
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148.16
2,344-50
65.00
765.49
40.50 39.70 92.30 37.82 4o84 11.04 138.26 10.24 161.60 514.41
1,010.21
/.n
in
Bills and Payrolls
486
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D
Bills and ’Payrolls
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NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY Materials Materials Materials
Soard Action
O.K, STAMP & SEAL COMPANY Materials
Low
OCEANA PUBLICATIONS INCORPORATED Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
OKLAHOMA CITY SCENIC COMPANY, INC Materials
Low
33.64
OKLAHOMA. WIRE & IRON WORKS Materials
Low
26.75
PEERLESS-OKLAHOMA COMPANY Materials
Low
294.00
PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS COMPANY Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low Low Low Low Standard Board Action
PRENTICE HALL INCORPORATED Books-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Publisher
45.25
PRESTO WELDING SUPPLIES, INC Materials
Standard
12.25
PRIME PETROLEUM PRODUCTS, INC. Materials
Low
REINHART FARM STORE, INC. Materials Materials
Standard Standard
RICE MACHINERY COMPANY Materials
Standard
SAND PRODUCTS Materials Materials Materials
Low Low Low
18.17 31.36 16.6^
66.17
SAVE AUTO STORES Materials Materials
Low Low
6.96 6.96
13.92
SEATON SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Standard
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Equipment for Instruction Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Materials Equipment for Instruction
Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Low Board Action
45.92 69.65
911.32 16.00
6.25
76.84 94.66 14.66 189.84 21.94 147.00 18.00 600.00
1,162.94
123.75
10.85
19.19 9.00
31.72
17.05 54-75 2.84 9.07 17.09 2.54 7-30 80.00 63.37 37P,?15
624.16
•
SHOFFNER SAND OF OKLAHOMA, INC. Materials
Low
50.14
SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY Materials
Low
127.60
SNAP-ON TOOLS CORPORATION Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Board Action Board Action Board Action
SOUTHWEST FACTORIES, INCORPORATED Materials
Low
324.48
SOUTHWEST PARTS CORPORATION Materials
Low
244-70
804.11 742.67 2.661.09
4,207.87
U87
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D [ SOUTHWEST TROPHIES & ENGRAVING
...Low
24.00
Low
10.66
STANDARD ROOFING & MATERIAL COMPANY Materials
Board Action
28.00
STEEL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials
Low
53.64
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction Equipment for Instruction
Low Board Action
TRICE WHOLESALE ELECTRONICS Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
U.S. PLYWOOD CORPORATION Materials Materials
Low Board Action
U.S. SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
Low Low
WAUGH BROTHERS Materials
Board Action
WHITE MOTOR CORPORATION Materials
Standard
Materials ; SOUTHWEST WHEEL AND MFG. COMPANY Materials
WHITTON SUPPLY COMPANY Materials j Materials !' WILLARD’S WHOLESALE ROOFING COMPANY Materials
Low Low
Bills and Payrolls
i ! j
i
119.00
895.00
(
j
170.80 276.47 2.020.82
i j
2,297.29
!
475.00
550.76
512.50 26.04
122.83 20.15
142.98 ...
Low
298.00
1966-67 BUILDING LEVY FUND CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Title III
i
684.00
Board Action
!
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Materials
Low
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials Materials
Board Action Low Low
DOWLINGS, INCORPORATED Title III
Board Action
3,360.40
: EDUCATORS MFG. COMPANY Title III
Board Action
5,710.00
■ GENERAL TIME CORPORATION Materials
Standard
■ ;
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HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Materials Materials
H
20.11 47.30 38.00
10.5.41
240.31
54-25
355»7.6
410.01
INTER-CITY VIOLIN STUDIOS
Equipment for Instruction ij
Low Board Action
!
7.27
Board Action
212.00
Board Action
113.40
JENKINS MUSIC COMPANY
Equipment for Instruction
i? LINCOLN ELECTRIC COMPANY Materials
Low
40.00
Low
205.00
, NORMAN PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY -
Materials
| LEONARD PETTERSON |
Title III
SAN-O-LET SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA, INC. i -L__ 2 _ n _
Board Action
14,681.00
i
Al .19
i
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14-88
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D j Bills and. \ Payrolls
SHARP & NICHOLS MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
X^Board Action
509.70
. Board Action
122.62
FRANK STEWART & ASSOCIATES Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
108.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
3,446.45
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT MUSIC COMPANY Equipment for Instruction
Board Action
859.20
A & E EQUIPMENT, INCORPORATED Equi pment-V o c. T e ch.Educ.C e nt- er
Board Action
313.98
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Equipment-Southeast
Board Action
1,668.00
JOHN H. COLE COMPANY Equipment-V oc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
248.00
COMMANDER CONSTRUCTION Est. #6-Marshall
Board Action
37,406.00
EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
388.12
DULANEY’S Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
EDUCATORS MFG. COMPANY Equipment-Marshall
Board Action
190.00
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-V o c. T e c h.Educ.Center
Board Action
106.77
E. D. HILL, COUNTY SURVEYOR Business Expense
Board Action
107.25
HOWa RD-Sa MIS-LYONS, INC. Line Drawing-Quail Creek
Board Action
3,840.67
KITCHEN INTERIORS, INC. Equipment-Marshall
Board Action
9,000.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ .Center
Board Action
258.80
MILNER CONSTRUCTION Est. #4“Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
Board Action
144,882.00
NORTHERN BANK NOTE COMPANY Business Expense
Board Action
461.00
NOVAK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ' Est. #6-Stonegate
Board Action
24,080.00
PHILLIPS & STONG ENGINEERING COMPANY Business Expense
Agreement
L.L. RIDGWAY ENTERPRISES, INC. Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center Equipment-Marshall Equipment-Southeast
Board Action Board Action Board Action
STANSI SCIENTIFIC Title III
BOND FUND
■
SCOVIL & SIDES HARDWARE GOMPANY Annexes
Standard
SOUTHWEST TITLE & TRUST COMPANY New Sites
Agreement
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Marshall & Stonegate
Board Action
■
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397.90
2.71 423.50 1,673.50 1.628.50
3,725.50
173.25
6.00 2,206.6Q
489
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT’D
TURNBULL & MILLS Est. #6-Stonegate
-.^E^ard Action
481.60
Board Action
3,233.26
D.T. BURGER Mileage
Board Action
26.40
W.D. MORRIS Mileage
Board Action
15.92
WAUGH BROTHERS SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment-Voc.Tech.Educ.Center
NEIGHBORHOOD YOUTH CORPS R5-7142-38
1967-68 TITLE 1-3
AMERICAN EDUC. PUBLICATIONS Supplies-Instructional
3
132.00
• Publisher
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Meals (October)
Board Action
CIVIC EDUCATION SERVICE, INCo Instructional Supplies
Publisher
COX RADIO AND SOUND Supplies-Instructional
Low
IBM CORPORATION Equipment Equipment
Agreement Agreement
LYONS BAND INSTRUMENT COMPANY, INC. Instruction
Standard
LINDA MILLER Health Services
Board Action
MORGENSEN LUMBER COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Low
33.78
NEWS FOR YOU Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
96.00
OKLAHOMA TODAY MAGAZINE Supplies-Instruction
Publisher
19.50
POPULAR SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
485.50
LAWRENCE ROHRBAUGH Instructional Salaries
Board Action
500.00
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Low
4,482.13 131.00
■
238.00 238.00
180.00
... _ 476.00
94.05
560.00
51.20
1966-67 TITLE 1-2
ATHLETIC TRAINERS SUPPLY COMPANY Equipment -Instr uctional
d
Board Action
383.50
BRODHEAD-GARRETT COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
‘ Board Action
208.20
CENTRAL SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
156.36
CONTINENTAL BOOK COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
25.80
CRANE SUPPLY COMPANY Materials-Remodle
Board Action
89«30
CRAVER SUPPLY COMPANY
Bills and Payrolls
i+90
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D Bills and Payrolls
V
DIAMOND HDWE. SPTG. GOODS COMPANY Equipment-Instructional
Bear'd Action
4,415 e90
DUNLAP SPORTING GOODSs INC. Equipment-Instructional
Board Action
123.80
HART INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Low
122.80
HASTINGS HOUSE, PUBLISHERSs INCo Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
73.80
D.C. HEATH AND COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
14.14
KEYBOARD JR. PUBLICATIONS, INC. Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
70.00
LAPINE SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Equipment-Instr- uct i onal
Board Action
294.60
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY Supplies-Instructional ! JIM MARTIN, EDUCATIONAL FILMS Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
4.10
Board Action
23,202.50
MCGRAW-HILL BOOK COMPANY, INC. Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
395.14
MID CONTINENT CHEMICAL COMPANY Custodial Services
Board Action
2,120.00
MIDEKE SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
1.35
NEW YORK TIMES Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
5.00
NORTH AMERICAN PHILLIPS COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
107.00
OKLAHOMA PAPER.COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
882.09
PITMAN PUBLISHING CORPORATION Supplies-Instructional
Publisher
A/V DIV. POPULAR SCIENCE PUB. CO. Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Supplies-Instructi onal
Standard
RHYTHM BAND, INCORPORATED Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
101.95
SCIENCE RESEARCH ASSOC. INC. S upplie s-Instruct ional
Board Action
1,391.35
SOCIETY FOR VISUAL EDUC. INC. Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
552.95
SOUTH-WESTERN PUB. COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
50.22
TEXAS SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY S upplie s-Instruct ional
Publisher
53.80
T G & Y FAMILY CENTER Instructional Supplies
Agreement
22.99
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
231.35
TIME- LIFE RECORDS Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
71.04
UNITED ARTISTS ASSOC. Supplies-Instructional
Board Action
450.00
1
31.90 892.50
3.80
491
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D
WELCH SCIENTIFIC COMPANY Supplie s-Instrnetional
Board Action
Payrolls
H. W. WILSON COMPANY Supplies-Instructional
Bdard Action
471.50
WOODMANSEE-ABBOTT MUSIC COMPANY Equipment-INSTRUCTIONAL
Board Action
844•00
2
HARRY N. ABRAMS, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Publisher
DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INCORPORATED Library Resources
Board Action
11.70
RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA Library Resources
Board Action
6.36
INTERSTATE LIBRARY SERVICE Library Resources
Board Action
1,559.32
TED BAUMBERGER Professional Services
Board Action
137.50
W.G. BLACK Professional Services Professional Services
Board Action Board Action
BILL DOYLE Administration
Low
4.28
1967-68 TITLE III - 3
‘
800.00
45.60
EUGENE M. KERFOOD 200.00
Psychological Services
Board Action
JAMES A. MOORE Psychological Services Psychological Services
Board Action Board Action
MUMMERS THEATRE Community Services
Board Action
170.50
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Operation of Plant
Board Action
1,866.13
. OKLA. CITY UNIV. ART DEPARTMENT Community Services
Board Action
5,495.50
J OKLA. CITY UNIV. THEATER h Community Services
Board Action
2,025.00
Board Action
1,881.00
i; OKLA. SCIENCE & ARTS FOUNDATION j! Community Services
Board Action
1,904.50
r SAFEWAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Transportation
Board Action
528.50
Board Action
1,502.00
Board Action
254.00
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450.00 35Q-gOQ
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OKLA. CITY SYMPHONY SOCIETY Instruction
l
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SCHOOL BUS TRANSPORTATION CO.sINC. Transportation
312.50225.00
537.50
h SOONER SCHOOL BUSES
Transportation THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY Instruction
-J
is THE TREND ! Community Services
TRIANGLE/A&E Instructional
Low
7.80
Board Action
33.00
Low
27.43
>+92
MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D J
:
pills and. ‘Payrolls
MANPOWER
AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS
'\^oard Action
575.70
6.60
ASHBY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY
Low
BIG THREE INDUSTRIAL GAS & EQPTo CO.
Agreement
10.98
BRITTAIN BROTHERS
Low
29.38
BRODHEAD—GARRETT COMPANY
Board Action
2.67
CHILTON BOOK COMPANY
Publisher
8.36
DELMAR PUBLISHERS
Publisher
109.44
GOODHEART-WILCOX COMPANY, INC..
Publisher
108.30
HOOPER SUPPLY COMPANY
Board Action
203.35
JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION
Standard
LONE STAR SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOSITORY
Publisher
372.70
OKLAHOMA CITY LINEN
Agreement
5.10
PRENTICE HALL, INCORPORATED
Publisher
243.25
SEVERIN SUPPLY COMPANY
Standard Board Action
SOUTHWESTERN PUBLISHING COMPANY
Low
SUN ELECTRIC CORPORATION
Standard
11.10
THOMPSON BOOK & SUPPLY COMPANY
Low
25.72
THOMPSON SCHOOL BOOK DEPOSITORY
Low
251.20
TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM October Payrolls
Board. Action
14006O
TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM October Payrolls - Title 1-3
Board Action
OKLAHOMA COUNTY ELECTION BOARD Election Expense
Board Action
56.00
70.50 13°14
83.64
273.60
SPECIALS PAID DURING THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
R. #403 Bills and. Payrolls Approved.
2,413.17.
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded By Mrs. Welch to ratify the November payrolls, authorize issuing the December payrolls, and authorize payment of vendor hills totaling $583,618.47 as recommended. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
493
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A motion was .made By Dr. Hill and seconded by* Mr. Rogers to negotiate a lease agreement with Xerox Corporation for use of a Xerox 2400 Copying Machine to be used in the Administration Building. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #4o4 Xerox Machine Leased
Dr. Lillard presented a recommendation regarding the Alternate System of Accounting. He j R. #405 called on Hugh Ginn, also Jack Stockton and K. D. Elswick of the auditing firms, all of I New Accounting whom made affirmative recommendations for the new system. Thereupon, a motion was made | System Approved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to authorize the use of the Alternate System of Accounting for School Districts as permitted by Section 78; Oklahoma School Laws, and to authorize a letter to the Oklahoma State Board of Education stating the request for permission to initiate the system. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
PURCHASING .A motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of visual aids for use by the School Media Services from Harper & Row Publishers, Inc., in the total of $3,532.80 which is to be charged to Account G 220. Motion carried on roll call.
| R. #4o6 I Visual Aids Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of equipment (cabinet and sink assemblies) for use in the portable buildings at various schools from Educators Manufacturing Company which submitted low quotations in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $5,785*00 is to be charged to Account B 1234-C. Motion carried unanimously.
jR. #W Cabinet & Sink Assemblies App.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of tile for use at Douglass High School from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications: The Denman Company, Inc. Morgensen Lumber Company
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$
352.50 233.25
$
585.75
Motion carried.
A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mrs. Welch to approve the purchase of mechanized card files for use by the Research and Statistics Department from Diebold, Incorporated, which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $3,768.00 is to be charged to Account BL 1O3O-C8 members voted "Aye" on roll call.
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the printing of standard forms for use by the Research and Statistics Department from the following companies !which submitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice:
Moore Business Forms, Inc. Norick Brothers, Inc. International Business Machines Company Total These purchases are to be charged to Account G 120-J2.
R. #408 Floor Tile Purchased
$
80i4-.ll 131.35 406.53
$ 1,341.99 Motion carried unanimously.
R. #09 | Mechanized Card Files
R. #410 Printing of Standard Forms
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D j:R. #411
;Hardware Mils. Purchased
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded 'by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of hardware materials for use by various schools from the following companies which submitted the low quotations:
$ 1,324.76 110.40 153-90
Davidson & Case Lumber Company Mideke Supply Company Hart Industrial Supply Company
$ 1,589.06
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
Motion carried.
R. #412 Sheet Metal Purchased
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of galvanized sheet metal for use by the Maintenance Department from Steel Supply Company which submitted the low quotation in response to the attached Notice. This purchase in the amount of $1,245*50 is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried on roll Call * ! I .nj,, ;ir- I . ■ > ■ ... fa) r. O ft
R- #413 Plumbing Sup. Purchased
It was moved by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of plumbing supplies for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which submitted the low quotations:
Mideke Supply Company The Gasteam Radiator Company, Inc. Peerless-Oklahoma Company Federal Corporation $ 2,076.80
Total I
These purchases are to he charged to Account BL 620-CD.
The motion carried on roll call
R. #414 Furniture Rep. Materials App.
i ^Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of ! {furniture repair materials for use by the Maintenance Department from Mideke Supply {Company which submitted the low quotation. This purchase in the amount of $1,107-80 |is to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #415 Thermostats & Controls App.
A motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of thermostats and controls for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies: $ 1,609.00 68.40 594.00
Johnson Service Company Federal Corporation Honeywell, Inc.
$ 2,271.40
Total These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
Motion
carried on roll call.
R. #416 It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of chemicals ■'Chemicals & and fertilizer for use by the Maintenance Department from the following companies which /Fertilizer App. submitted the low quotations: Eckroat Seed Company Thompson-Hayward Chemical Company American Cyanamid Company West Chemical Company Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
$
675.OO 753.92 578.50 432.25
$ 2,439.67 Motion carried on roll call.
R. #417 Motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of a Tilt:Tilt-Top Trailer1 Top heavy equipment transporting trailer for use by the Maintenance Department from R. A. Young & Son, Inc. This purchase in the amount of $1,424.75 is to be charged to /Purchased Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously. Food Service ■Statement
[central Food Service Department Financial Statement, October 31? 19^7> was submitted as
information to the Board.
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 4, 1967 - CONT'D if..
â– BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
A motion was .made by Mrs. Welch and seconded rby Mr. Rogers to approve the low bid of $389,400.00 submitted November 30, 1967, by Vaughan Construction Company, Inc i ., for the construction of Quail Creek Elementary School. All members voted "Aye" on. roll call.
R. #418 Contract for Quail Creek School
It was moved by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the low hid of $4,377-00 submitted November 30, 1967> by AAA Fence Corporation to fence the Kennedy Junior High School-Bath Park Playground area. Motion carried.
R. #419 Contract for Fencing Playground Area
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Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the low hid of $1,525-00 submitted November 30, 19^7; toy Alliance Plumbing and Heating, Inc., for the construction of a sanitary sewer line for Page Elementary School. Motion carried unanimously.
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R. #420 Contract for Sanitary Sewer Line (Page)
HEARING OF DELEGATIONS Mr. Hardimon, Chairman of the Committee on Race and Community Relations, reported that his group had been holding area meetings to get the feelings and reactions of the people in the community. They have held meetings in the four schools and will report back to the Board at a later date.
Committee on Race and Community Relations
WRITTEN PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS Dr. Lillard reported that he had received letters of appreciation from Mrs. Jerry Lucas and Mrs. Boston Smith for his appearance on a panel discussion sponsored by the Junior League and from Mr. Joseph Dean for his talk to the Uptown Kiwanis group. He also reported receiving a Certificate of Appreciation from the Headquarters of the 4th Army at Fort Sam Houston for our cooperation in releasing persons in our employ for military duty.
Superintendent Reported Letters
He further stated that recently one of our elementary consultants, Mrs. Helen Carter, attended a meeting in Seattle, Washington, where she received very complimentary remarks from the Seattle press. NEW BUSINESS Mr. Estes submitted a report regarding a recent discussion with Mr. Frank Lynch, Oklahoma Resurfacing County Commissioner, relating to the resurfacing of South Bryant Avenue between Southeast South Bryant 44th Street and Southeast 59"th Street, also the development of entrances and exitways to property along Bryant Avenue.
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mr. Rogers authorizing that the School District make an offer to the County of Oklahoma County to expend an amount not to exceed $7,500.00 for the above construction as it will benefit the Oklahoma City Public Schools. All members voted "Aye" on roll call. i
R. #421 Resurfacing Expenditure Offer Approved
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
None. SPECIAL COMMITTEES' REPORTS
'None. Dr. Hill and Mr. Rogers complimented the Classroom Teachers and other guests for staying for the Board Meeting in its entirety.
Guests Thanked for Staying
â– ADJOURNMENT Motion to adjourn was made hy Mr. Estes, seconded hy Mr. Rogers, and carried.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST: Clerk:
Approved the
of
R. #422 Adjournment
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.MEETING OF DECEMBER 14, 1967
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V; TEE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOM^A CITY, OKLAHOMA, MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE BOARD CONFERENCE ROOM, ADMINISTRATION BIDING, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1967, AT 4:30 P.M.
PRESENT:
William F. Lott , President Eloise Bryan Welch, Vice President Foster Estes, Member Virgil T. Hill, Member Melvin P. Rogers, Member
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\ Others present: Bill Lillard, Superintendent; Harry Johnson, Attorney; Wilma Cain, C Central Office staff members - Floy Campbell, N. L. George, Hugh Ginn, Mervel Lunn, E Martin, Joe Park, Ruhl Potts, Tom Smith, Wallace Smith, Floyd Taylor; Mrs. Hulsopple, PTA; Jim Reid, The Daily Oklahoman.
. The meeting was called, to order hy Mr. Lott and the invocation was given Dy Mr. Park.
! [Call to Order Roll Call
Roll call established that all members of the Board were present. SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT I
The official tally of votes cast at the December 5> 1967, General Election has been certified by the Oklahoma County Election Board and is as follows:
iGeneral Election IVotes Tallied
For School Board Member from Area No. 1: Virgil T. Hill Leslie L. Conner, Jr.
6,101 1,662
For School Board Member from Area No. 3: William F. Lott Vivian Reno
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4,339 2,983
For School Board Member from Area No. 5 (At Large): W. R. Yinger Joseph B. Ruffin
5,094 2,894
Dr. Lillard called on Dr. Tom Smith to give a report on the student enrollment for the first quarter of the school year - 75^208.
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[First Quarter [Enrollment i
Dr. George announced that the new addition at Stonegate had been formally accepted.
[Stonegate Addn. i 1
Dr. Lillard reported that he had spoken at noon today to the Exchange Club, and he. further reported that he had spent the previous Saturday in a meeting with the Educational Committee of the Community Relations Commission at the University of Oklahoma. I
[Speaking [Engagements
A motion was made by Mr. Estes and seconded by Mrs. Welch to employ the architectural firm of Jones, Halley, Bates and Riek, Inc., to prepare plans and specifications for an elementary-school near Southeast 57"th Street and Bryant Avenue. Architect's contract to be finalized at a future meeting of the Board after additional consideration has been given to building and site topography designs. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
|R. #423 Architect for [Elementary Sch. [Employed
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to delete the item concerning the employment of an architectural firm to prepare plans for a junior high school near Northeast 36th and Spencer Road. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.
R. #424 Deletion of Junior High Item
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill that the Oklahoma County Election R. #425 Board be notified that March 5; 1968, will be the date for holding necessary elections Millage Election for tax levies for the 1968-69 fiscal year. Motion carried unanimously on roll call. [Date Set I
GENERAL BUSINESS AND PURCHASING
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|r . #426 â– A motion was made by Dr. Hill and-seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve authorization to â– pay $7,500.00 to Oklahoma County for the purchase of materials used in constructing, on iconstruction of ;"force Account" basis, roads and drives (exits and entrances) to serve the VocationalEntrances and Exits for Technical School Center and other School District property along South Bryant Avenue , between Southeast 47th and Southeast 56th Streets. All members voted "Aye" on roll call.Voc-Tech Center i |r . #427 It was moved by Mr. Estes and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of science supplies for Storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low : quotations in response to the attached Notice:
[Science Supplies [Purchased
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498
MEETING OF DECEMBER 14, 1968 - CONT'D |; R. #27 < Continued.
$
The Welch Scientific Company Doenges Supply Central Scientific Company Ward's Natural Science Est., Van Waters & Rogers Misco Biological, Inc. Stansi Scientific Company Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
16.00 10.25 571.30 10.92 388.06 890.00 138.96
$ 2,025.49 Motion carried unanimously.
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[i R. #428 !■Instructional <. Music Supplies
Motion was made by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Mr. Rogers to approve the purchase of instructional music supplies for storeroom stock from the listed companies which submitted the low quotations in response to the above Notice:
$ 1,120.75 64.50
Rhythm Band, Incorporated Harold Lindner Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 240-A.
Motion carried unanimously
j;R. #429 A motion was made by Dr. Hill and seconded by Mr. Estes to approve the purchase of P Audiovisual audiovisual equipment for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted L Eqpt. Purchased the low quotations in response to the attached Notice:
$ 2,430.00 520.30
Dulaney's Dowlings, Inc
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account G 620-A.
:R. #430 (Electrical i Supplies ; Purchased
Motion carried unanimously
It was moved by Mrs. Welch and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of electrical; supplies for storeroom stock from the following companies which submitted the low quotations on specifications: .
$ 1,972.80 436.80 110.00
Hunzicker Brothers Star Electric Supply Company Pyramid Supply, Inc.
Total
These purchases are to be charged to Account BL 620-CD.
K. #431 Tires, Tubes, Batteries
$ 2,950.30
$ 2,519.60
Motion carried on roll call.
Motion was made by Mr. Rogers and seconded by Dr. Hill to approve the purchase of tires, tubes, and batteries for use by the Maintenance Department from Goodyear Service Store which submitted the low quotation for a total of $633*66 to be charged to Account BL 620-CD. Motion carried unanimously on roll call.
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 1U, 1967 - CONT'D i! h
! Motion to adjourn was .made "by Mrs. Welch, THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST:
Approved the 2nd day of January^1968.
nded hy Dr. Hill, and carried.
R. #432 Adj ournment
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