1 MEETING- Or JULY 7, 1952 THE BOARD Of EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN
THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, JULY 7, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton C. B. McCray
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. George. H. C. Green, Treasurer; Mr. John W. Prigmore, Auditor; Mr. Max Morgan, Attorney representing Mr. Lybrand; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Research; Messrs. L. V. Ballard, Bill Foutz, Hugh B. Ginn, Gilbert Robinson, and Mrs. Floy.Campbell - directors; Messrs. Charles Harville and Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department; Miss Mary Thacker, Recording Secretary. The invocation was' given by Mr. Pearson, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the minutes of the meetings of June 2, 4, 23, and 27, 1952 were approved as read.
R. ^37 Minutes Approved
SPECIAL
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve re-el§ction for the school year 1952-53 Administrative, Instructional, Secretarial, Custodial and Maintenance employees of the majority and separate schools, with the exception of the personnel who received letters of notification that their re-election would not be recommended or assured,, subject to the rules and regulations of the Bbard of Education relating to the Leaves of Absence, Retirements, Resignation, etc.; these employees to be re-dlected subject to assignments and salaries to be fixed by the Board of Education according to the 1952-53 budget; and all instructional employees not under contract who are recommended for election be elected; all assignments to remain the same for the school year 1952-53 as of 1951-52 unless individuals are, or have been, notified to the contrary, the list of re-employeed and newly employed personnel being as follows: NOTE: This list includes new employees as of July 30, 1952— Election of those employed between July 7 and July.30,. 1952 will be shown in succeeding minutes of the -%ard, as well as in this list. Name
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M A
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40 00
M S
IND
1 0
4 2 0 0
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10
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1 2
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1 0
3175
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1 2
4 2 00
ME
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1 0
4 0 50
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1 0
40 50
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M S
IND
MFA
ART
ART
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4 5 6 0
MRS
EDITH
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1 0
30 50
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B A
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1 0
4 100
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1 ND
1 2
4 4 00
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1 0
40 00
M A
SC 1 E N C E
1 0
43 00
MA
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4 3 00
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410 0
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1 0
34 50
M A
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1 0
39 50
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12
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M A
ENG
1 0
43 0 0
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43 00
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1 0
43 00
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43 0 0
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1 0
4 10 0
ME
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1 0
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3900
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12
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10
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1 2
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MISS
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1 0
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1 0
M 1 S S
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Assignment
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MRS
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1 0
1750
MRS
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1 2
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1 2
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10
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1 0
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11
38 00
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1 2
4 8 00
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SCIENCE
1 0
43 00
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1 0
39 50
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PHYS
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1 0
370 0
CALDWELL
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10
30 50
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10
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10
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34 00
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1 0
28 00
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11
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4100
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1 0
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10
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29 00
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4 3 00
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1 0
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10
34 5 0
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4 2 0 0
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1 0
4 3 0 0
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1 0
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1 0
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1 0
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1 0
3 4 00
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M A
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IND
ART
1 0
40 50
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ENG
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1 0
30 50
MA
LANGUAGE
1 0
4 3 00
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1 0
3200
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30 50
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ENG
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310 0
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1 0
315 0
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10
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1 2
38 00
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1 0
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1 2
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HELEN
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R
A
GOODMAN
PAUL
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27 0 0
B A
ENG
1 0
39 00
B A
ENG
1 0
310 0
B S
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1 0
29 00
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10
3350
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10
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10
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10
33 00
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1 0
32 50
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1 0
30 50
MA
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1 0
3750
ME
S
MATH
1 0
3175
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PHYS
ED
10
2 8 00
KIMBROUGH
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M A TH
1 0
34 50
KINNEY
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S P C H
1 0
28 0 0
1 0
34 50
1 0
3 150
1 0
37 50
HAMMOND MARVALEE
JANICE
CARSON
HICKMAN
HOOKS
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1 0
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B
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MARY
HELEN
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PHYS
MRS
MARIE
B S
ENG
ME
SOC
STU
1 0
4 0 50
MA
SOC
STU
10
3 6 50
B A
ENG
10
37 50
M E
S C 1 E N C E
10
3750
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SCIENCE
1 0
3 2 00
M S
IND
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1 0
37 50
ME
COM
1 0
3 4 00
MASTERS
MCMANUS
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LORENA
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ALMA
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--- Name
Degree
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Assignment
Months Employed.
Annual Salary
A 1 L E E N ' NA L L
M A
ENG
1 0
310 0
J
M E
MATH
1 0
3 5 00
B S
ENG
10
28 0 0
B A
SOC
1 0
4 100
B S
ENG
1 0
2 9 00
B A
SOC
STU
1 0
35 0 0
EC
1 0
4 2 00
10
40 50
1 0
3 5 50
W
MRS
PALMER
NELL
HOUSTON
A
PRYOR
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ETHEL
MISS
VIRGINIA
MISS
LAURA
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SMALLEY
STU
MRS
EDNA
SOUTHER
M E
HOME
MRS
ARTA
STONE
B A
ENG
R
SUTTON
M S
IND
TIMMONS
B A
ART
1 0
4 100
TOMBERLIN
ME
MATH
1 0
4300
B A
MUSIC
1 0
3 4 50
CL K
1 0
17 5 0
SECY
1 0
1750
M E
P R 1 N
1 2
58 0 0
M A
ENG
1 0
3250
N D
V 0 C
ED
1 2
4300
BA
SOC
STU
1 0
30 50
ME
IND
ART
1 0
4200
M S
HOME
EC
1 0
4 0 00
B S
PHYS
ED
1 0
3 2 00
M E
SPEC
ED
1 0
3450
DAVIS
MS
COM
1 0
355 0
EBELING
B A
MATH
1 0
38 00
ELLIOTT
BA
MATH
1 0
30 5 0
M
MISS
MILDRED
MRS
ROSA
C
MR S
LOLA
WILLIAMS
MRS
JOYCE
MRS
RUTH
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BRAKEBILL
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C
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WYNEMA
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BONNIE
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BUCHANAN
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ANNAMARIE
MRS
SYBIL
MRS
MYRTLE
S A M U EL
L
B
COSNER
MRS
LAEL
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B S
SCIENCE
1 0
3 25 0
MRS
LOLA
GROSSMAN
ME
ENG
1 0 .
33 25
N D
V 0 C
1 2
36 00
M E
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1 2
3 9 50
N D
IND
ART
1 2
40 00
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1 0
3 3 50
1 0
3 5 00
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MRS
MAUPIN
HARRIETT
WA Y N E
C
MISKELL
MONROE
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MRS
JUANITA
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BERNICE
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B S
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CATHERINE
B S
SOC
STU
1 0
3100
MRS
DOLOR IS
B S
HOME
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1 0
4 100
MRS
LAHOMA
1 0
18 0 0
PARNELL
SIMPSON
1
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CLK
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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT1D
Degree
Kame
Months Enrol oyecl
Assignment
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HARDING TED
S
L
33 50
ENG
1 0
43 0 0
B A
MUSI C
1 0
3 4 50
COON
M S
MATH
1 0
33 50
DIEHM
B S
MATH
1 0
33 50
B M
MUSI C
1 0
3150
M A
ENG
1 0
3250
B S
COM
1 0
30 00
B A
S P C H
1 0
2 8 00
M A
MATH
GRAHAM
B A
ENG
S
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B S
1 ND
ART
JACOBS
MA
ENG
B S
1 N D
B S
1 N D
B A
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B F A
HOME
M A
COOLEY
BICKELL
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VIRGINIA HULBERT
JOSEPHINE
MISS
FLORYCE
M
FORTENBERRY
PATRICIA
ROBERT
B
CHESTER
EDITH
R
MISS
ALLEGE
MISS
FLORENCE
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MRS
MRS
43 0 0
ART
1 0
3 4 50
ART
10
37 5 0
S P C H
10
355 0
ME
M A TH
* 10
4 3 00
MS
COUNSELOR
1 2
40 50
B S
PHYS
10
3 6 00
B A
LANG
1 0
2700
MORRISON
M A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
43 00
NEWTON
M A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
3 3 00
B F A
MUSI C
1 0
36 0 0
B A
S 0 C
1 0
3 5 00
B A
MATH
1 0
37 00
B A
PHYS
1 0
310 0
1 0
4100
1 0
35 50
MCMULLEN
MITCHELL
V
HERBERTA
PARHAM
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MRS
NAN
MRS
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EDMUND
34 00
10
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3 100
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N E L L E Y
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GORRELL
DOROTHY
MISS
DOWNS
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CHARLOTTE
EDWARD
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1 0
ME
LEWIS
MRS
4 8 75
M A YE S
MARY
MRS
1 8
P R 1 N
MISS
MRS
62 0 0
M S
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1 2
CLEMENS
MISS
Annual Salary
PEYTON
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ROTZINGER
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STU
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MRS
MELCENA
SAMPSON
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ART
MRS
MAURINE
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ME
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B F A
MATH
10
4 10 0
M A
COUNSELOR
12
3850
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MRS
CHLOE
MRS
AUDREY
SHIRLEY
B A
LIBRARY
1 0
3 3 10
MRS
C A R R IE
STAR K S
B A
ENG
1 0
410 0
STEWART
B A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
37 50
M
M A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
43 00
B S
H 0 M E
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1 0
26 00
M S
S C 1 E N CE
1 0
43 00
M A
LANG UAGE
1 0
4 3 00
M A
MATH
1 0
32 5 0
MARY
MISS MRS
EDITH
MRS
MARY
FRANK MISS
SHINN
STONE
STUART
SWANSON JEWELL
RICHARD
A
THOMAS
THOMPSON
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Degree
Name WALKER
B A
MATH
B A
S 0 C
WILD
B S
HOME
WINGO
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S 0 C
M E
WALKER
JOSEPH
MISS
FLORA
MISS
MOSS
WISER
MRS
CLARICE
MRS
MARGARET
MRS
GLADYS
Months Employed
Assignment
MAHAFFEY
MALONE
1 0
Annual Salary - -p—
1 '
310 0
STU
1 0
30 5 0
EC
1 0
4 10 0
STU
1 0
4 10 0
ENG
1 0
36 50
SECY
1 0
2 0 50
1 0
19 50
1 2
56 00
1 2
46 00
ATTND
CLK
1
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FRANK
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HARRY
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LORRAINE
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KING
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ME
V
M A
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1 0
3 4 00
B A
ART
1 0
27 0 0
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S 0 C
1 0
43 0 0
B A
MATH
1 0
30 50
M E
PHYS
1 0
4 3 00
B A
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1 0
36 00
B S
SCIENCE
1 0
3 2 00
M 1 E
1 ND
ART
1 0
3 4 50
M A
SOC
STU
1 0
28 00
B S
SOC
STU
1 0
2 6 00
P R 1 N
STU
ED
MRS
BETTY
MRS
MARY
J
C
COLTER
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ENG
1 0
32 00
MRS
LESS.IE
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ME
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1 0
4 300
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ENG
1 0
3100
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GLADYS
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ART
1 0
3 4 00
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1 0
3175
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ANN
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B A
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1 2
4 150
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10
38 50
B S
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1 0
30 50
HARRY
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MRS
JUANITAGRAHAM
B A
LIBRARY
1 0
3 4 00
MRS
ANNA
ME
SOC
1 0
4 3 00
HEIDBREDER
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ENG
1 0
30 00
HOOPER
B S
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1 0
3500
B A
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1 0
31 0.0
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ENG
10
33 00
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1 0
30 50
ME
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1 0
37 00
ME
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12
4 15 0
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1 0
3 2 50
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IND
1 0
32 50
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MISS
GRAY
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MEETING- OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT’D
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Name
Assignment
Decree
Months Employed
Annual Salary
B F A
IND
ART
10
ME
S 0 C
STU
1 0
315 0
B M
MUSI C
1 0
26 00
B A
ENG
1 0
30 00
B A
S 0 C
1 0
3 0 50
B F A
S P C H
1 0
27 00
MME
MUSIC
1 0
3250
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B A
MATH
1 0
32 00
PENDLETON
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10
35 50
REID
M E
S 0 C
STU
1 0
36 50
EUGENE
ROSEN
B A
8 0 C
STU
1 0
3 20 0
GEORGE
ROSS
M S
IND
ART
1 0
34 0 0
ME
COM
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ENG
SAVAGE
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LEONARD
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BOBBIE
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GLADYS
1
GUILFORD MRS
MOUTRAY
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D
MRS
MILDRED
MRS
REINE
MRS
ANN
MISS MRS
S P C H
1 0
30 00
M A
MA T H
1 0
3 5 50
B S
MATH
1 0
3 0 50
SOMERS
ME
HOME
EC
1 0
3 8 5 0
THOMPSON
M A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
4150
B S
PHYS
ED
1 0
30 50
M E
HOME
EC
1 0
4 0 0 0
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SOC
STU
1 0
37 50
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1 0
3 0 50
1 0
17 00
1 0
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1 0
17 00
10
5 7 0 0
1 2
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1 0
3150
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1 0
3650
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10
4100
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30 00
ME
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12
44 00
B S
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1 0
410 0
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1 0
3650
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1 0
310 0
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DAVIS
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33 00
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Name
L
DOLAN
B
MRS
FOLMAR
DOROTHY
M S
SOC
ME
ENG
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Months Employed
Assignment
Decree
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10
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1 0
3000
MAURICE
G HO R ML E Y
B S
IND
ART
1 0
3800
WOODROW
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IND
ART
1 0
30 50
B A
ENG
1 0
2 8 00
ME
HOME
1 0
3 9 50
B M
MUSIC
10
410 0
JASSMANN
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MRS
BETTY
MRS
E D Y T H E
JONES J
MISSELIZABETH
KING
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L 1 LI BEL
LUCY
ME
S P C H
1 0
395 0
MISS
RILLA
LYDICK
M A
MATH
1 0
43 0 0
JOHN
EDWARD
B A
MATH
1 0
31 00
ED
1 0
27 0 0
STU
10
37 0 0
EC
1 0
MRS
MAR T 1 N
MRS
SALLIE
MCFARLANE
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MRS
CARRIE
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S 0 C
MRS
GRACE
BS
HOME
MRS
L 0 U1 S E
MORSE
ME
MATH
10
4100
MRS
JEWELL
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B A
COUNSELOR
12
3 9 00
MRS
MABEL
REMMERS
B F A
ENG
10
35 50
MRS
DELLA
ROBERTS
B S
MATH
10
3 4 00
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GENE
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SOC
STU
1 0
27 0 0
MISS
LUCYL
B A
SOC
STU
10
3 3 50
B A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
4 10 0
B A
MUSIC
1 0
3 2 00
MA
PHYS
1 0
3 2 50
WRIGHT
B A
COUNSEL OR
1 2
36 50
WYNNE
B A
SOC
10
26 0 0
B F A
ART
1 0
4 10 0
MRS
SHIRK
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ESTELLA
LANDON
THOMAS
S
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N
WESTBROOK
W
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NANCY
MRS
BLANCHE
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MRS
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K
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STU
CLK
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10
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1 0
1 2
6200
1 2
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2900
1 0
33 00
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V
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B S
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1 0
4 3 00
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1 0
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ME
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1 0
3950
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1 0
3650
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1 0
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ADNELL
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Name
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Months Employed.
Annual Salary
M S
IND
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1 0
4 3 00
CORBETT
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IND
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1 0
4 10 0
STU
1 0
3 9 50
CONNER
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MRS
RUTH
DAVIS
ME
SOC
MRS
MARY
J
B S
HOME
EC
1 0
2800
MRS
MILDRED
ME
LIBRARY
10
3 9 00
MRS
DELLA
B A
LANGUAGE
1 0
3 15 0
ENG
1 0
3 325
B A
MATH
10
4 100
B M
ENG
1 0
4100
1 0
33 00
DOBSON
DONALDSON
FAGIN
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NELL
MISS
EDITH
MISS
FERN
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FARROW
HARRISON HOOVER
MRS
ROBERTA
HOOVER
B A
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MRS
LO URANA
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ME
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1 2
4150
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MAURINE
HOWLE
MA
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1 0
3700
JONES
ME
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10
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2 9 00
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1 0
31 50
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1 0
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1 0
3 2 5 0
MA TE E R
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1 0
4750
M A T TH E W S
ME
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1 0
4250
MCDONNOLD
M A
SOC
1 0
35 00
MILLER
M A
ENG
1 0
385 0
MONTAGUE
ME
MATH
1 0
4 3 0 0
MURRAY
M S
SOC
1 0
3 2 50
MURRAY
B S
ART
1 0
34 00
P E AL E
ME
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1 0
37 00
B S
ENG
1 0
2 7 00
ME
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1 0
40 50
M A
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1 0
4 150
B M E
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10
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1 0
39 50
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1 0
30 00
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1 0
35 00
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MATH
10
39 00
ME
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1 0
34 00
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10
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ME
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1 0
3 9 00
10
19 50
NURSE
1 0
23 00
CLK
1 0
17 5 0
SEC Y
1 0
20 50
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FLORENCE
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SARAH
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M A R G A RET
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MALONEY
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FRANCES
MRS
ALENE
C
MRS
F E R NE
WALL
STU
STU
STU
STU
STU
A TT N D
MINER
SCOTT .A .
N 0
ED
CLK
1
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Assignment
Degree
Name
Months Em-ployed
vl
WEBSTER J
L
B
GLADYS
MRS
ARLIE
MRS
LOIS
MRS
EVELYN
MRS
MANON
WILSON
4 5 0 0
1 0
3 10 0
1 0
33 25
ED
1 0
3 2 00
EC
1 0
4 3 00
STU
1 0
4 3 00
S P H
1 0
34 5 0
B A
COUNSELOR
1 2
4 55 0
B S
IND
1 0
2 9 00
V
B S
PHYS
MME
MUSIC
B S
SPEC
M A
HOME
M E
SOC
DINES
ME
HARMON
BROWN
MRS
12
M E
burchardt
WM
6 8 0 0
P R 1 N
STEVENS
0
ROGER
1 2
M S
POWERS
EDWARD
Annual Salary
C ORD 1 L L
M
H
F
DELANEY
DICKERSON
HOLBERT
P R 1 N ED
ART
MRS
BERTHA
HOLT
M A
ENG
1 0
4 3 0 0
JIM
JUNIOR
JOHNSON
B A
H 1 S T 0 R Y
1 0
3050
MRS
PEARL
M A
SOC
STU
1 0
40 5 0
B S
COUNSELOR
12
46 00
B A
SCI
1 0
2 8 00
B S
MATH
1 0
35 0 0
ME
SOC
STU
10
3 4 00
B S
S C 1 E N C E
10
33 0 0
B S
MATH
1 0
4 10 0
B S
A R T
10
37 50
M A
ENG
10
43 0 0
B S
PHYS
1 0
33 00
B A
ENG
1 0
410 0
N D
IND
1 0
3 4 00
ME
S P H
1 0
4 3 0 0
EWING
KISER
MARTIN
PHILLIP
NILES
MRS
Ml LDRED
MRS
MARY
NOKES
FREDA
MISS
RAYMOND
MRS
PERRY PYBAS
ALICE L
MRS
SADIE
MISS
ERMA
MRS
SCANLAN
ISABELLE
MISS
MRS
ONEAL
JULIA
MISS
NIX
SHACKLETT SNYDER
JUANITA C A R 0 L A
COLBERT
SCHOCH
STEWART
SWANSON
SWANSON
D
MATH
ED
ART
1 0
36 00
STU
1 0
29 0 0
BM
MUSI C
B S
SOC
MRS
MARY
VANDAVEER
P H B
LIBRARY
1 0
3 4 15
MRS
RUTH
M
B A
ENG'
1 0
315 0
MRS
BESS
WILLIS
B A
COM
1 0
3650
1 0
17 0 0
1 2
5 10 0
MRSJOAN
WARR AM
A T T N D
HEDRICK
C LK
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
ADAMS MRS
RUTH
MRS
FLORENCE
MRS
M
MRS
C L YDE
MRS
LADEAN
FARIS ABEL
BATTENBURG CLINE
WEST
DOTSON
ME
P R 1 N
B S
4TH
G R
1 0
3 10 0
PHB
2ND
G R
1 0
32 0 0
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
39 50
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
28 0 0
MEETING 0? JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'5
Name
’■
Ml S S
BERTHA
MISS
MARY
MRS
LILLIAN
JANICE
MISS
MELBA
BEATRICE
MRS
IRMA
JANE
MRS
GERTRUDE
MRS
EDITH
MRS
DOROTHY
G R
1 0
29 00
G R
10
27 0 0
1 0
2 8 00
1 0
3100
G R
1 0
3150
2ND
G R
10
3150
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
26 00
BSE
K D G
10
3100
B S
4 T H
GUILD
B S
3RD
B M
MUSIC
B A
3RD
&
B A
5 T H
B S
MIZE
ODEN
MRS
26 00
GRENIGER
RUTH
VELMA
1 0
K D G T
MCINNIS
THOMASON
Salary
33 25
B A
MAYFIELD
Mos. Employed
$
1 o
1ST
LOGUE
MRS
Assignment
M A
DUERKSEN
FREEMAN
MISS
MISS
Decree
v
2ND
WOODS
G R
GR 1 0
CLK
WEST
4 TH
i
BATH E
0
ANN
MRS
JO
MRS
REBECCA
MRS
CAROL
MRS
CARMEN
MISS
M S
PRIM
BOWLIN
BA
3RD
JONES
B S
6 T H
B S
K D G
B A
2ND
D A V 1 S
KOOP LYNN
1 2
50 5 0
G R
1 0
3 50 0
G R
1 0
310 0
1 0
27 00
G R
10
320 0
4 3 00
M A
5 TH
GR
1 0
MINTER
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3 200
OGLE
B S
4 T H
G R
10
27 00
MCCOY
LUCILE
MRS
HAZEL
MRS
LAVETTA
---
— -------------- - . .
......
B R 1 T T 0 N
A
WILES
MRS
HELEN
MRS
RUBY
J
MISS
M
E
.
M S
P R 1 N
1 2
4 5 00
B S
K D G
1 0
32 50
COURTNEY
A B
5 T H
G R
1 0
3 15 0
D 1 E R D 0 R FF
M E
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 15 0
FOX
B S
5 TH
G R
1 0
3 2 00
B S
4TH
GR
10
3 4 50
HOWELL
B A
6 TH
G R
1 0
36 50
HUNT
A B
1ST
G R
10
29 00
B S
2ND
GR
1 0
3 0 00
B S
3RD
GR
1 0
3 2 50
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
28 00
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
40 50
B S
4T H
G R
1 0
3 0 50
CADE
MRS
RUTH
MRS
LILLIAN
MRS
RUTH
MRS
STAYCE
MRS
ELIZABETH
MRS
DOREEN
MRS
BERNEICE
MRS
JEWEL
MRS
VIRGINIA
GILLILAND
KING
MASONHALL MILLER
MITCHELL MOODY
MRS
GWENDOLYN
MRS
ISABELLE
MRS
DELLORA
POST
SPANGLER
WEST
B S
3 RD-'
GR
1 0
39 00
B A
2ND
GR
10
39 50
09
14 8 5
C LK
o
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Pegrge.
________________ _____
Months Employed,
Assignment
Annual Salary
BRYAN
WAYNE
JEANS
BARBARA
MRS
ANTHONY
LENA
AUSTIN
R
MISS
OCTAV 1 A
MISS
MIN TA
MAE
NANCY
MRS
GERALD 1 N E
BESS
BE U L A
C
1 2
60 00
BA
S P
1 0
2 6 0 0
ME
8 T H
1 0
3 4 50
THER
9 TH
4
3 44 5
DRAKE
MR E
2ND
G R
1 0
3 5 00
FARLEY
EDM
6 T H
G R
1 0
42 00
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
35 50
B S
4T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
GAI N E S GRIGGS
HALL
MRS
RUBYE
MRS
CATHLEEN
MRS
LORENE
3 235
HERNDON
SIMPSON
MISS
CHERRE
MISS
VIRGINIA DENNIS
MRS
P R 1 N
DOUGLAS
MRS
MISS
M A
WHEELER
B S
S P C H
BA
4 T H
B A
S P
DIXON
WEBB
CORR
1 0
29 0 0
G R
1 0
31 50
THER
1 0
26 00
C L K
R P T
1 2
PHYS
THER
1 2
»....... .........
1 [
BUCHANAN DALTON
12
4 6 00
1 0
30 50
1 0
36 5 0
G R
10
3 2 00
ME
P R 1 N
B S
2ND
G R
B S
3RD
4
DEEN
BS
4 T H
EADS
j
MRS
EVALENA
MRS
PATSY
MRS
CHRISTINE
MRS
CHLOE
GLESSNER
B A
4 TH
G R
1 0
4100
MRS
CHLOE
GOROM
B S
1ST
G R
10
32 50
B A
3RD
GR
1 0
27 0 0
KING
B S
K D G T
1 0
29 0 0
OAKES
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
4 10 0
SWINGLE
B A
2 N D
G R
1 0
32 00
TRE AD 0
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
2600
B A
K D G
1 0
27 00
C LK
09
6 75
MISS
BASER
COTTER
JONES
ANITA
MRS
MARGARET
MRS
LILLIAN
MRS
MAUDE
MISS
HELEN
MISS
ROSEMARY
MISS
WAULEA
MRS
ANNA
MRS
LAVONNE
IN
MRS
2ND
G R
10
34 00
1ST
G R
1 0
26 00
ME
6 TH
G R
10
43 00
B A
5 TH
G R
1 0
29 00
B S
WICKER
BLDGS
MARY
THOMAS
WEIR
WHITE
OTHER
MISS
WEBB
4 TH
E
ALEXANDER
HORD
LEORA
09
C LK
HOLCOMB
• - ..... - —.....
i
CAREY MISS MRS
HELEN IDA
...............
G
MARL ATT
BEARD
ME
P R 1 N
B A
1ST
G R
12
5100
1 0
4100
f '
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MEETING- 07 JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
Degree
Name
Annual Salary
32 50
1 0
33 0 0
G R
10
3 10 0
6 T H
G R
10
3100
EDM
5 T H
G R
1 0
32 50
MS
2ND
G R
1 0
4 3 00
M A
P R 1 N
1 0
5 3 00
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
BRITTON
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
37 0 0
CONNOR
B A
3 RD
G R
1 0
4 3 00
EDM
4 T H
G R
1 0
3 5 00
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
3750
THERESA
MRS
OLIVE
MRS
THELMA
MRS
THELMA
MRS
DORIS G
Months Employed
1.0
MRS
MISS
Assignment
B S
4 TH
B A
KDG
HUMPHREY
B A
6 T H
MORRISON
B A
GREEN
H A R R 1 SON
RECTOR
SMALLWOOD
G R
CLEVELAND WM
DE E
P ETREE
MINNIE
MRS MISS
IONA
MISS
EVA
L
EDNA
MRS
MISS
LOU
A RM E R
GROSS
JEAN
K E C K L E R
MRS
EDNA
MCCANDLESS
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
39 00
MRS
BESS
NEW
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
410 0
M M
M U S 1 C
1 0
3 2 50
A B
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 2 50
B A
STH
G R
1 0
38 50
ME
KDG
1 0
36 0 0
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
4 100
RAYBURN
PIERCE
MRS
BEULAH
MRS
IRMA
MRS
LILLIAN
MRS
AVIS
MRS
IRENE
SPURRIER
ME
STH
G R
1 0
38 00
MRS
ZELLA
STATTON
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 0 00
MRS
STELLA-
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
315 0
MRS
J
B S
4 T H
GR
1 0
3 7 50
MRS
HAZEL
B A
2ND
G R
10
3 20 0
ME
3 R D
G R
1 0
36 50
MISS MRS
POWELL
SHOOK E
SLOAN
SMITH
SYMES
MAE
UNDERWOOD WILLIAMS
MADELYNE GLADYS
WITHAM
C L K
PORTER
09
COLUMBUS J
OTI S.
MRS
VERNA
MRS
NONA
1 2
57 50
1 0
35 5 0
1 0
23 00
1 0
37 50
1 0
34 00
1 0
26 0 0
G R
1 0
3 4 50
M E
P R 1 N
B S
2ND
BASS
N D
KDG
BRADEN
B A
1ST
ME
KDG
BS
2ND
&
B S
4 T H
SCOTT E
MISS
INA
MISS
WILLIE
BAKER
RUTH
MRS
CAROL
ANN
MRS
GRACE
FELLER
BURNS
DAVIS
G R
G R
3RD
"'MR S
PAULINE
GIBSON
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
32 00
MRS
A R M E L D A
G 1 L B E R T
B S
4 TH
GR
1 0
32 00
B A
1ST
G R
10
3 8 50
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
27 00
MISS
ROSE
GOO DART
MI'SS
LOLA
MAE
HOL LAND
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - COUT'D
______ Name
MISS
MRS
'
NAOMI
MRS
VELMA
RAYMOND MRS
MISS
1 0
27 0 0
LINDSEY
ME
6 TH
B R
1 0
3 4 0 0
P
B S
M U S 1 C
1 0
3 9 50
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
3 2 00
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
33 25
B S
4T H
G R
1 0
43 00
6 T H
G R
M A
3RD
G R
10
4 3 00
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
4 3 0 0
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
3 0 00
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
3150
1 2
4 8 00
PEDERSON
PRICE
MURIEL
SEAMAN
MRS
ELIZABETH
MRS
MARY
MRS
ORA
MISS
RUSS
SCHMIDT
SMITH
SMITH
LEE
STALL BORIS
HILLS
CRESTON
Salary
G R
PETREE
G
Mos. Employed.
2ND
MARGUERETTE
MONACE
Ass ignment
B S
HUDSON
RUTH
MARTHA
MISS
Decree
________________
FRANCES
â–
THOMAS
M E
P R IN
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 2 00
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
BRYCE
BA
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
DICKSON
ME
3 RD
G R
1 0
34 50
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
3400
M E
5TH
G R
1 0
36 50
KIDD
B S
K D G
1 0
30 50
OLSON
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
35 0 0
REAVES
B A
6 T H
GR
1 0
34 50
CLERK
09
770
M A
P R 1 N
1 2
5 5 50
B S
1ST
1 0
4 10 0
BA
K D G
1 0
41 00
ND
5 T H
G R
1 0
3100
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
M A
S P
1 0
410 0
B M
MUSI C
1 0
.30 50
JOHNSON
MS
S P
1 0
37 00
LANDON
B A
1ST
G R
10
410 0
LEANDER
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3150
MASTERSON
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
4 10 0
MCDANIEL
B A
4T H
G R
10
3 8 00
B S
2ND
G R
10
3 15 0
ME
STH
G R
10
4 3 00
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
09
14 8 5
MRS
LOIS
N
MRS
LOIS
BARTELL
MRS
MARGARET
MISS
ANNA
MISS
FREDA
BARNARD
M
HAMBY
EVELYN
MRS
MARY
MRS
LAURIE
MRS
IRENE
MRS
RUBY
MRS
DORTHY
HOGUE
DEAKINS
CULBERTSON
MISS
ETHEL
MISS
LOUISE
MISS
ISA
M
OPAL
MRS
LILLIAN
MRS
EPES
mary harm on MARY
MISS
HELEN
E
MARIE CLEO
MRS
CAR LEE
MRS
MARGARET
MISS
HOLDEN
NELL
AMY
MISS
D E SH A N E
INEZ
MISS
MRS
BECKMAN
COLWELL
MRS
MISS
LIEBHART
MAYBELLE
MRS
VIOLET
MRS
VERA
MCKIDDY
J
POOLE
TINKHAM
OAKLEY
CLK
G R
MEETING OE JULY .7, 1952 - CONT'D
Degree
Name
Assignment
Months Employed
DAVIS
7.6® d _
ME
P R 1 N
COX
B A
5 T H
EARNEST
B S
CHAFFIN
MRS
FLOY
MRS
HAZEL
MRS
LETCHER
MRS
HO TON A
MRS
LOIS
MRS
BETTY
MRS
PASCLE
GREER
MRS
MATTIE
LOU
MISS
Annual Salary
F
EVERMAN
R
EXENDINE
FREDEMAN
HALLE Y HELMS
GERTRUDE
1 2
5 10 0
G R
1 0
3 200
1ST
G R
1 0
3 0 50
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 15 0
B S
5 T H
&
1 0
27 00
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
2 7 00
B S
1ST
G R
10
310 0
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
3150
B S
4T H
G R
09
3 2 50
B S
4T H
G R
1 0
37 00
G R
1 0
3 2 00
1 0
3400
6 TH
MRS
BERNICE
MRS
MABEL
LOY
B S
4 T H
MRS
ANNIE
MABRY
ME
K D G
MRS
GOLDIE
MAYBERRY
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
3100
MRS
MATTIE
LOU
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
33 00
MRS
ELIZABETH
P
CLK
09
LEE
REAGA N
HARTMA N
T
DEWEY
1 2
4 10 0
G R
1 0
3 0 50
6 T H
G R
1 0
27 00
B F A
3RD
G R
1 0
3 5 00
M E
K D G
10
3 5 50
B S
P R 1 N
BIRD
6 S
5 T H
JEANNE
BOYLES
B S
MRS
MURIEL
CLEVERDON
MRS
FRANCES
DYER
MRS
KATHRYN
FARLEY
MRS
CAROLINE
MRS
EUDEAN
MRS
MISS
FREE DA
MRS
RUBY
MRS
B
B U RNS
MRS
G R
1 0
26 0 0
B F A
4 T H
GR
1 0
36 50
SKINNER
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
4100
THOMAS
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
3 2 00
ANTWERP
B E
2ND
G R
1 0
34 00
B M
M U S 1 C
1 0
32 0 0
CLK
09
7 65
1 2
512 5
M
L
VAN
3RD
HUGHES
JUANITA
MRS
T
MURNANE
WESTMAN
M 1 L D R E D
M
BURDICK
EDGEMERE KINGSTON
M S
P R 1 N
BAILEY
M A
STH
G R
1 0
4 3 00
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
4100
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
4100
FULLRICH
B S
4 TH
GR •
1 0
4100
G 1 B SON
B S
K D G
1 0
28 00
1 0
2 6 00
1 0
36 50
MISS
MYRNA
MISS
B A R B A R A
MRS
KATE
BA L Y E A T
MISS
THEODORA
MISS
ROSE
ELLIS
MRS
MARY
MRS
VIRGIN! A
GREENE
B FA
K D G T
MRS
GLADYS
H
HORTON
B E
1ST
E
G R
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
Name
Decree
MRS
NELLIE
MRS
MAUDE
MRS
HAZEL
MRS
BLANCHE
CHARLIE
Annual Salary
B S
4 T H
G R
10
3 4 50
INGRAM
M E
2ND
G R
1 0
4 3 0 0
KIBLER
M A
6 TH
G R
1 0
4 3 00
M A
6 T H
G R
1 0
43 00
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B A
5 TH
G R
1 0
29 00
M E
1ST
G R
1 0
4 2 50
SMITH
B A
MUSI C
1 0
27 0 0
M
SHANNON
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
35 5 0
STEWART
B F A
2ND
G R
1 0
32 50
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
3150
09
15 3 0
1 2
4 7 50
1 0
3 15 0
HUBBARD
LAUGHLIN
POPE
T
Months Employed.
Assignment
GENE
L
MISS
LUCILLE
MISS
CAROL
MISS
FANNIE
POST
ROEHR
C
JEAN
MRS
VELMA
LEE
MRS
GRACE
TEAGUE
MRS
MARTHA
LUSK
SEC
.... —.......
E D ISON
M E
P R 1 N
MS
5 TH
&
MME
3RD
G R
1 0
4 3 00
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 10 0
FRIEDLANDER
ND
K D G
1 0
2 3 00
ESTHER
HONSKA
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
27 00
MRS
THELMA
F
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
34 00
MRS
EMMA
SOUTHERLAND
B A
4T H
&
1 0
3100
TUNGELN
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
5 5 50
ARNOLD
B A
1ST
&
1 0
35 00
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
4100
M E
1ST
G R
1 0
3400
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
4100
BA
3RD
G R
1 0
4 100
B S
KDGT
10
2 7 00
M A
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
B S
3RD
&
1 0
30 50
B A
K D G
1 0
28 00
MCKEE
B S
2ND
1 0
38 0 0
SPARKS
M S
LIBRARY
1 0
43 00
VINYARD
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
3100
YODER
B A
5 TH
G R
1 0
410 0
09
7 59
MRS
CLARA
MRS
MARY
MRS
MYRTLE
MRS
CARYL
MRS
LAHOMA
MRS
WADE
MAYE
E
BROCK
BROWN
L
CRABTREE
L
RUBLE
6TH
5 TH
E M ER S 0 N
A
H
MRS
VON RUBY
MISS
HELEN
MISS
MARY
BERRY LEE
M
MRS
E U L A
MRS
FLORENCE
MRS
VIOLET
MRS
LILLIAN
P A T R ICIA
MRS
CHAMBER S
MARY
MISS
AMY
DES SAUER
HART HEN INGER
JAMISON
PHYLLIS
MISS
CAMPBELL
J
MRS
NORMA
MR S
GUSTAV A
MRS
HAZEL
D
LAYTON
HOLMES
CLK
2ND
4 TH
G R
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
w
MRS
MARY
MRS
SUE
MRS
CLEO
MISS
E
P R 1 N
1 2
510 0
B A R D E
B A
K D G
1 0
4 10 0
BAXTER
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 6 50
B A
1ST
&
1 0
3 3 00
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
3100
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
40 50
B A
5 T H
&
1 0
4 2 5 0
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 4 50
B F A
4 T H
G R
1 o
3650
ME
4 T H
&
STH
1 0
4 0 50
M A
2ND
&
3RD
1 0
4 3 00
COO PER
EADS
P
MARY
J A R B 0 E
E
LUSTER
C
MRS
Z A D A
MRS
E R M A L
MRS
Ml IDRED
MRS
GRACE
MISS
M E
VAN CE
L E T H A
MISS
Annual 1
Fl ELD
EUGENE MERLE
Months Employed
Assignment
Degree
Name
M A C K 1 N
MCCLURE
WATTENB ARGER
WEBSTER
LAURA
2ND
6TH
FILLMORE
MISS
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
4 9 00
A P0 S T 0 L
B A
K D G T
1 0
26 0 0
BUCK
B TH
6 T H
G R
1 0
2900
B S
1ST
&
1 0
30 50
CROSSMAN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
GORMAN
B S
K D G T
1 0
26 00
B M
4TH
&
1 0
M E
1ST
G R
1 0
3 2 00 3 3 50
± 0
15 25
1 0
27 00
1 0
34 50
QUINN
LILA
MR S
MARY
EDITH
MRS
LI LL IAN
MISS
MARY
M R^S
mary
MISS
CL OU D
MRS
EDNA
M RS
JEWEL
MRS
K A T HR 1 NE
JOHNSON
MRS
THEODORA
KIMSEY
MRS
FRANK IE
MRS
RUTH
MISS
HARPER
JANSSEN
D
2ND
M U S
K DG T B S
’3 R D
G R
ME
1ST
4
L 0 F F H A G E N
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
40 00
NELSON
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
27 00
PARKER
B S
5 T H
&
1 0
32 00
PRYOR
ME
4 TH
G R
1 0
3 2 50
G R
10
2 9 00
KUHN
JEAN NE
2ND
6TH
MRS
MATTI E
MRS
MILDRED
MRS
ROSA
RITCHIE
ME
2ND
MRS
MARI
SCOTT
B M
M U S 1 C
10
2 9 00
BA
4 TH
1 0
32 0 0
10
27 0 0
MISS
DOROTHY
STEV E N S
G R
MRS
Bl LL 1 E
SURBER
B S
KDG T
MRS
E LA 1 N E
W 0 0 D
B A
2 ND
G R
10
27 0 0
MRS
MARY
J
WEBB
B A
4 T H
G R
10
2 6 00
M R S
MARY
DEE
09
14 85
C L E R K
FLOYD
GARFIELD
MRS
WILDA
MRS
CHA ROLETTE
MISS MRS
JUDY LYNN
SHERFY
GOODNER
HUDSON MOORE
1 2
4 0 00
G R
1 0 -
27 00
2 ND
G R
1 0
2 6 00
K D G
M US
1 0
2 9 0 0
B A
P R 1 N
B A
1ST
B S
BA
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - GOITT’D
Degree
Kame
Months Employed.
Assignment
Annual Salary
GATEWOOD RUTH MRS
4 9 00
G R
1 0
4100
3RD
G R
1 0
4100
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
27 00
MCGUIRE
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
4100
MURRAY
B M
MUSI C
1 0
28 00
NICHOLS
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4 3 00
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
40 50
B A
K D G T
10
30 00
M A
2ND
G R
10
4 3 00
M E
5 T H
G R
1 0
3 9 0 0
M A
4 TH
G R
1 0
4 2 50
1ST
G R
1 0
42 50
6TH
G R
1 0
4 3 00
FINN
MAUD
MISS
GAFFORD
ELIZABETH
LLOYD
MISS
1
1 2
GREEN
G
HILL
IRENE
MRS
MARTHA
MRS
HAZEL
MRS
IONE
MRS
ALICE
PALMER
PATTERSON
MISS
EULITA
MISS
ELIZABETH
MISS
DORINE
RILEY
G
SMITH
TREADWAY
B A
PR 1 h
B A
6 T H
B A
MRS
ALLIE
WALTERS
ME
MRS
CORAL
J
YOUNG
ME
r
HARMONY 1 2
4 8 00
G R
1 0
32 0 0
3RD
G R
1 0
3 2 00
B S
4 TH
G R
1 0
26 00
DELANEY
ME
KDG
1 0
4 3 00
F
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
27 0 0
BA
5 T H
&
1 0
4 0 0 0
KAYS
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
MCNATT
ME
P R 1 N
BASKETT
B S
6 TH
B S
MRS
ETHEL
MRS
ERMA
MRS
DOROTHY
MRS
ANN
MRS
HELEN
MRS
DORIS
MRS
ELIZABETH
MISS
CARTMILL
C 0 N D R E N
DICKSON
MARIBEL
M
HAYS
ART
MRS
LORNA
MCKEMIE
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
35 50
MRS
ETHEL
NANCE
B S
STH
G R
1 0
39 5 0
MRS
ONELLA
UNDERHILL
B S
3 RD
G R
1 0
2700
MRS
THELMA
C
ME
4T H
G R
10
3600
MRS
MANON
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
35 50
MRS
NINA
C L K
09
714
M E
P R 1 N
1 2
46 00
B A
1ST
&
1 0
4 10 0
DAVIDSON
B S
4 TH
GR
1 0
3400
DEAN
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
27 00
FUHR 1 NG
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
3 15 0
GOLDEN
B A
KDG
&
4 TH
10
30 00
B S
2ND
&
3RD
1 0
27 0 0
BS
3RD
G R
1 0
3 4 50
WOODS
ZURLINE
SMITH
HARRISON MRS
MISS MRS
CORR
MARGARET
BOG U E
HAZEL
MARIE
MISS
ADA
MISS
MARGARET
MISS
GENEVIEVE
BETH
MRS
DO R AM A E
MRS
AUDREY
GORRELL
KERR
2ND
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
..
Name
MRS
RODKE
ANNA
M 1 S S
MRS
WILER
VALERA
SIBYLE
Months Bm'oloy’6'd
Assignment
___ Degree
B A
4TH
&
ME
1ST
G R
5TH
1 0
' J“
Annual Salary
310 0
1 0
36 50
CLK
09
7 14
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
55 50
CLAYTON
HAWTHORNE LEE
N U Z U M
MRS
HELEN
ARMSTRONG
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
4 0 00
MRS
GRACE
BILYEU
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
4100
M A
3RD
G R
1 0
43 00
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
3100
B A
K D G
1 0
3 9 00
B A
6 T H
1 0
4 10 0
B S
K D G
1 0
17 00
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
4 10 0
LAIR
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
4 100
1 0
4 10 0
MISS
G
HELEN
MRS
JEWELL
MRS
IDA
MRS
ROBYN
MRS
P
MRS
FRANCES
MRS
MARGARET
MRS
GLADYS
BLANCHARD
DUPREE
GEORGE GIVENS
HENDERSON HUFFMAN JENKINS
G R
MRS
MARIE
LISTEN
B A
K D G
MRS
ETHYL
MCCALL
BA
5 T H
G R
1 0
3 8 50
MRS
TERESA
MCNABB
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
4 3 00
MRS
MAXINE
MORSE
M S
2ND
G R
1 0
3175
B A
L 1 B R A R Y
1 0
4 10 0
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 0 50
B A
1ST
G R
10
4 10 0
B S
5 TH
G R
1 0
3 10 0
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
09
16 0 9
MISSE
P H I L BR 0 0 K
MRS
MILDRED
MRS
VELMA
JULIAN MISS MRS
RICKARD
RIORDAN
TIP PIT
WEST
GERTRUDE
VIOLET
CLK
JOHNSTON
HAYES
MRS
NETT IE
MRS
DORA
PARKER
T A C K E R
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
4 10 0
B S
K D G T
1 0
3 0 50
H E R 0 N V 1 LL E
G
L
DAVIS
MRS
HAZEL
MRS
M S
P R 1 1
BEAVER
B A
6 TH
0 P A L A
BILLINGSLEY
B S
MRS
GRACE
B U R N S
MRS
S Y L V 1 A
BU RR
MISS
MARG aret
COUR tn
MRS
CHRISTINE
DRAKE
MRS
ANN
F INCH
ER
1 2
5750
G R
1 0
34 50
6 TH
G R
1 0
33 0 0
ME
1ST
GR
1 0
410 0
B A
5 TH
G R
1 0
3 4 50
B S
6 TH
G R
10
3850
M A
K DG
1 0
3 5 00
B A
K D G
10
3 5 50
t'
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
Name
Degree
Months Employed
Ass ignment
st
Annual Salary
M 1 S |||A OlT "G AB T E N
M E
4TH
GR
i o'
MRS ’HL
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
36 0 0
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
4300
M A
1ST
G R
10
4 3 0 0
me
3RD
G R
1 0
35 00
BS
2ND
G R
1 0
33 00
BA
PHYS
1 0
3 3 50
BME
VISIT
1 0
3000
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
34 50
SPRINGER
MS
5 TH
G R
10
35 50
WALKER
BA
4TH
GR
1 0
3 5 0 0
ME
2ND
G R
10
4 3 00
CLK
09
14 37
M S
P R 1 1\l
1 2
55 50
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
37 50
MRS
0 M A
R
HOOPER
F LORENCE
MISS
F
MRS
EMIL YMAY'S
MRS
IMOGENE
FRANCIS
NANCE
NEWBERRY
MISS
COLLEEN
MISS
F
MRS
M
CELIA
BLANCHE
MISS
MRS
HAZEL
S
WHITE
KING
ED
M U S
MANN
HORACE
L
OLIVER
QUI SENBERRY
EDNA
MISS
JO N E S
4 o 00
L A NM A N
MRS
OPAL
MRS
VIRGINIA
BEENE
BFA
6TH
G R
1 0
32 50
MRS
KATHLEEN
BOLAND
MA
4 T H
G R
10
3 4 50
MRS
DE LM A
DOOLEY
B S
STH
1 0
35 00
MRS
JENNIE
ELLIS
B A
2ND
1 0
3 8 50
MRS
ALLEENE
B A
K D G
1 0
315 0
MRS
HELEN
FREESE
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
3 0 50
MRS
ZELMA
0
B A
6 TH
G R
10
3 70 0
B S
2ND
GR
10
3 5 00
M E
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B S
3 RD
GR
1 0 ■
37 0 0
B A
1 ST
10
40 00
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
M
EVANS
GORDON
HANN
EDNA
MISS
AUTRY
MRS
DAISYBEE
MRS
PEARL
Y
MRS
ETHEL
KUN KE
MRS
C L 1 F F 1 E
HEFFNER JOHNSON
S
MORGAN
G R
HELEN
PICKETT
ME
3 RD
G R
10
43 0 0
MRS
LOUISE
ROBERTS
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
34 50
MRS
CATHALENE
B S
4T H
G R
10
34 00
MRS
IMA
B S
3RD
GR
10
33 00
MRS
FREEDA
C LK
09
15 6 3
ME
P R 1 IJ
1 2
39 00
BAILEY
ME
K D G
1 0
37 50
MISS
RAY
WHEELER
WILES
ADAMS
I R V I NG
E D W 1 N
LACK
MRS
THELMA
MRS
CLARA
CURRIER
BA
2ND
G R
1 0
410 0
MRS
GRACE
DOOLEY
B A
3RD
GR
1 6
37 00
M RS
E S T A
M A
4 TH
G R
1 0
3400
ME
IS T
G R
10
BA
6 TH
GR
10
MISS
M ILLER
G L A0 Y S
WARNER
E
REED
SPONAUGLE
.
35 5 0 315 0
i
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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
Degree
Name
Assignment
Months Employed.
Annual Salary
J 0H N S 0 N E AR L
marti
n
MISS;
SHIRLEY
BEAVER
M A
P R IN
1 2
53 0 0
M A
K D G
1 0
3250
1 0
3175
1 0
3 6 50
MRS
BETTY
BERRY
B S
MUSIC
MRS
H U L D A
COOLEY
ME
4 T H
&
B S
2ND
G R
10
27 00
JACKSON
B S
1ST
G R
10
27 00
LEWIS
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
3 10 0
MACEY
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
26 00
GR
1.0
2700
1 0
27 0 0
FITTER
NORMA
MISS
MRS
ENID
MRS
MAUDE
MRS
FRANCES
5 T H
MISS
HELEN
MCKOWN
B S
5TH
MISS
ALYSE
MYERS
B S
K D G T
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
29 00
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
2700
SIMPKINS
M A
6TH
G R
1 0
32 5 0
WARD
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3150
M A
P R 1 N
1 2
50 00
BORN
N D
K D G
1 0
33 00
CLARK
ME
1ST
G R
40
38 50
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
25 00
M A
3RD
&
1 0
3 4 00
BETTY
MRS
LOU
MISS
L 0 L A
MISS
AGNES
ardyc
MRS
PETERS
P 1 G G
e
KA 1 S E R M IS S MR S
ROSEMARY
MISS
VIVIAN
DA V 1 D
I
C
LENORE
MADISON
DRAPER
,M R S
FRANCES
MRS
VIVIAN
FRANKLIN
B F A
5 T H
M U S
1 0
3 10 0
MRS
FAYE
KAISER
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 0 50
B A
3RD
&
1 0
38 00
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
26 00
N D
K D G
1 0
210 0
B S
4T H
1 0
28 00
H
MISS
MARY
MISS
ADDIE
E
MCCRAY
PARKINSON
S
MRS
LURA
MRS
OZELLE
MRS
CELESTE
FERGUSON
P
RUCKER SHIPMAN NOVAK
4 T H
4TH
G R
CLK
09
1 2
LAF A Y E T T E WADE
Mrs.
HRS.
> 1
DAVENPORT
BA
P R 1 N
BERTHA
M E
6 TH
G R
ME
2ND
GR
B S
K D G T
B A
2ND
M A
ALYCE CLEO
MRS.
GRACE
MRS.
M
BOYLE
BROWN
Mrs.
MRS.
BARNETT
COCHRAN
FREDERICK FLORENCE
G
KING
LUNDY
MRS.
MAY
MRS.
HAZEL
MRS.
DOLOR ESA NN
MACKEY
MAGEE
43 0 0
3 55 0
1 0
3000
1 0
27 0 0
G R
1 0
3 6 50
2ND
G R
10
36 0 0
ME
STH
GR
1 0
3 6 50
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
37 0 0
B S
1ST
GR
10
3 150
ME
1ST
&
2ND
33 50
MEETING- OE JULY ?, 1952A CONT'3 j..
.
Assignment
Months Enrol oyed
B A
4 T H
10
2800
B A
KDG
1 0
27 0 0
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
3 10 0
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
3 5 00
ME
5 TH
G R
1 0
3 4 0 0
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
30 50
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
32 00
M E
6 TH
G R
1 0
3200
B S
K D G T
1 0
26 00
CLK
09
14 3 7
1 2
4 6 00
Degree
Name
MRS
ELLEN
MCNAIR
MRS
ALICE
H
P ATT E R S 0 N
MISS
SARAH
MISS
MARGARET
REED
MRS
MILDRED
MRS
ADA
MRS
RUTH
JOSEPH MRS
SHUGART
SIPE
STUMBAUGH
TAYLOR
WHEELER
LEONA
L E NK
LUCILLE
MISS
SELKEN
G R
Annual '.Salary
LAKESHORE MISS
REID
ME
P R 1 N
BROOKS
B S
2ND
BIRKHEAD
ME
P R 1 N
ALLEN
ME
2ND
BAKER
M E
B 1 L LI NGS
ELLEN
MRS
JEWELL
1 0
G R
**'
LEE NINA
MRS
1 2
57 50
G R
1 0
4 3 0 0
5 T H
G R
1 0
3 7 50
M A
3RD
&
1 0
4150
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
3150
M A
2ND
G R
1 0
4 0 50
M E,
3RD
G R
1 0
43 00
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
38 50
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
40 50
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4000
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4 10 0
M S
4 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
JAYNE
ME
4 TH
G R
1 0
43 0 0
S
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
37 00
ME
5 T H
G R
10
43 0 0
MISS
BESSIE
MISS
ERMYL
MRS
SYLVIA
MRS
RUTH
BRINEY
MISS
MARGARET
MISS
MARY
MISS
HELEN
DEWITT
DRAPER
EASTEP
MRS
MARJORIE
MRS
FERN
MRS
ESTHER
MRS
IMOGENE
MRS
VIOLA
FOLTZ
FOSTER GRAHAM
MRS • ETHEL
HAMILTON
JONES
LIPSCOMB
4 TH
MRS
LUCILE
MRS
LILLIAN
MARSHALL
ME
2 N D
G R
10
36 50
MRS
DOROTHA
MAYES
B S
4 TH
G R
1 0
3450
MRS
LILLIAN
MAYES
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
43 0 0
MRS
A
NEU SCHAEFER
B S
KDG
10
3200
BA
PLAY
1 0
30 0 0
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
3 900
B F A
6 TH
G R
1 0
40 00
BILL
J
MISS
JULIA
MRS
PARKER
E
LETTYE
PARKER
THOMPSON
G R
RUTH
A
TOOHEY
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
43 0 0
MRS
MABEL
C
TURNER
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
MRS
RUBY
M E
1ST
G R
1 0
3 6 50
09
1437
MISS
MRS
C L A R A
WOOD MAR IE
WRIGHT
CLK
f
MEETING OF JULY ?, 1952 - CONT'D
Months Em-ployed.
Assignment
Degree
Name
3 ci
LINCOLN
DR
Annual Salary
CHARLES
PHD
DYER
PR 1 N
1 2
57 50
MISS
S U Z A NNA H
ASKEW
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
240 0
MISS
MARGARET
BARTLETT
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
27 00
BAYLESS
ME
3RD
G R
10
37 00
MRS
CATHERINE
MRS
KATHRYN
CARPENTER
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
30 50
MRS
OREAD
FOSTER
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
MRS
ALMA
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
3 6 50
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
3 9 00
B A
4 TH
GR
10
4 10 0
1 0
40 50
1 0
36 5 0
10
27 00
MISS
W
FRALEY
KATHLEEN
M AU C K
MRS
HELEN
MRS
CAROLYN
H
MILLER
B A
KDG
MRS
JANILOU
MITCHELL
B S
5 T H
B M
MU S 1 C
BE
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
M S
2ND
G R
1 0
43 00
M A
2ND
G R
1 0
36 00
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3100
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
3 9 50
CL K
09
142 8
M S
P R 1 N
1 2
59 00
B A
1ST
1 0
37 5 0
B S
KDG
10
29 00
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
4100
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4 050
B A
KDG
1 0
4 10 0
ME
4TH
G R
1 0
37 00
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
32 00
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
37 00
B A
6TH
G R
1 0
3 9 50
ME
PHYS
1 0
3325
MA
STH . G R
1 0
4 3 00
ME
5
Th
G R
1 0
4 0 50
B M
4T H
G R
1 0
33 50
ME
2 ND
G R
1 0
39 00
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 100
SHIELDS
B S
1ST
G R
10
3650
TITTER
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4 3 00
B E
3 RD
G R
1 0
3 6 50
ME
3RD
G R
1 o
4 15 0
MA
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
MAYNEW
MISS
BEVERLY
MISS
RUTH
MISS
LUCILLE
MISS
DELKA
MRS MISS MRS
A
OSBORNE
PATTON
PHILLIPS
SEITTER
CHRISTINE
RUBY
STRONG
WRIGHT
MANOLIA
WAGNER
GR
LI N W 0 0 D HARVEY MRS
MISS
MULLINAX
FLOY
BEAN CHARLES
NORMA
MRS
RUTHCOLE
MRS
EDNA
MISS
DUNCAN
MILDRED
MRS
SALLY
MRS
BE THYL
MRS
MARJORIE
MRS
VELTA
MRS
IOLA
M
GRIMSLEY
MITCHELL
MISS
SARA
MISS
ANNAMAE
LANE
LIGHTFOOT
L E L A
A
HUMPHREY
HUNLEY
E
MISS
EARLEY
FORD
MISS
MRS
S
JANE
MORRIS
NOVOTNY
PI TTM A N
SCHMELZENBACH
MRS
WINBURN
MRS
BEATRICE
MRS
IRENE
MRS
NELLIE
MRS
HELEN
RIVERS
V A N 0 E G R 1 F T WEST
G R
E D
MINUTES OF JULY ?, 1952 - CONT'D .......................
Name
Degree
- -
■■■
.
....... -. ...
----------------
Months Em-ployed
Assignment
LONGFELLOW
MRS
LILLIAN
MRS
GRACE
M OR ROW
SUGGS
B S
P R 1 N
N D
1ST
ME
P R 1 N
2ND
&
......
Salary Annual
1 2
........... 47 00
1 0
24 0 0
1 2
49 00
LOWELL
MRS
PAULINE
MRS
EASTER
G
ELLIOTT
ME
6 TH
G R
1 0
3 4 00
MRS
EULITA
C
GOBEN
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
30 00
MRS
MARY
HALL
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
28 00
MRS
CATHERINE
H OWE L L
B A
K DG
1 0
3 5 00
MRS
ETHLYN
ME
SPEC
1 0
3 4 00
MRS
MARTY
LACK
B ME
5 T H
G R
1 0
332 5
MRS
ED 1 TH
B
NICHOLS
ma
2ND
G R
1 0
36 5 0
MRS
KATHRYN
NIELSEN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
310 0
MRS
PAULINE
L
B S
SPEC 1 A L
1 0
3 5 00
MRS
HELEN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3 0 50
MRS
KATHLEEN
SCOTT
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 200
MRS
LORENE
B
SEAGO
B A
3RD
GR
1 0
3 0 50
MRS
NAN
09
6 69
A t NS L 1 E
ISABEL
N
IVEY
NOVEY
PERKINS
E D
CLK
WRIGHT
M A D 1 SON MISS
MARGARET
BOYS
ME
PRI N
1 2
4 8 00
ARNOLD
BA
K D G
10
27 00
1 0
3200
10
31 5 0
MRS
W 1 L B E R T A
MRS
IDABEL
EMANS
B S
6 TH
G R
MRS
MARTHA
G
JOHNSON
BA
3 RD
&
MRS
MABEL
KELLEY
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
3 2 00
MRS
EUNICE
KENWORTHY
B A
3 RD
GR
1 0
3 4 50
1 0
3 4 00
1 0
33 00
ANN
4 TH
LENA
MCKEE
M S
5 T H
G R
MRS
GRACE
RISER
B S
4 T H
&
MRS
ONA
B S
2 N D
G R
1 0
3 150
M A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 8 00
MISS
MISS
ROUTON
MAE
SELLMAN
VER NICE
5 TH
MRS
LUCILLE
TURNER
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
33 00
MRS
PEARL
H
TURNER
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
35 50
MISS
MA RY
W
YOUNG
M e
2 ND
G R
1 0
43 00
MISS
NANCY
CLK
09
632
M A
PRI N
1 2
55 50
B A
6 T H
1 0
3 8 00
MORE HO USE
MARK
TWAIN
ROSCOE
EVANS
MRS
CHRISTINE
BAILEY
G R
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
t.
Degree
Name
PH
B S
4 T H
G R
1 o
3250
CULLERS
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
30 5 0
VENORA
DEWEES
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3 2 0 0
M
DUNCAN
ME
3RD
GR
1 0
36 50
FRANK
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4 3 00
LINGENFELTER
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
36 50
LORCH
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B S
3RD
GR
10
3050
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
3250
BA
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B F A
S P
1 0
4 10 0
B A
KDG
1 0
4100
B S
S P
1 0
3200
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
32 00
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
30 50
09
14 2 8
1 2
4 3 50
MRS
ZULEIKA
MRS
E
MRS
MARIAN
MRS
CASSANDRA EMMA
FLORA
MISS
RUBYE
MISS
REBA
CL ON INGER
B
MCCAN MOORE H
MRS
BOBBIE
MRS
MABEL
MRS
MARGARET
MRS
REBA
MRS
JUANITA
MRS
GENE
MORTON
NOWLIN OLIVER
RUSTER THOMASON
WHITFIELD
JEAN
LOIS
MISS
C LK
RO WLAN
... - - --- ------
MAYFAIR
B S
P R 1 N
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
30 00
B A
4T H
GR
1 0
3 2 00
B A
4T H
&
1 0
3 4 50
B A
KDG
1 0
3 000
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
28 00
B S
1ST
G R
10
28 0 0
HOLMES
B S
1ST
6R
10
3 200
JOHN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
24 00
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
30 00
B M
6 T H
GR
1 0
28 00
MRS
MAY
MRS
GENE ISE
C
MRS
GRACE
CASEY
MRS
bertha
MRS
rebae
MRS
MILDRED
MRS
JOAN
MRS
ALICE
KLINGLER
B
BARGER
'chal ly stes FIRST
FRAIM
MISS
JANICE
MISS
MARY
MRS
2 9 00
&
MATTIE
MRS
1 0 ‘
Annual Salsrv
5
MRS
M 1 S S
ED
Months Enrol oved
B A
brothers
JOHN
Assignment
DAISY
JEAN
1
RIVES
RYDEN
5 TH
i
[ MONROE
12
5100
1 0
3150
1 0
3100
G R
1 0
37 0 0
STH
G R
10
3950
B F A
STH
G R
1 0
3 900
PADGETT
B S
3RD
GR
1 0
3 15 0
PETREE
BA
6 TH
G R
10
3150
B A
2ND
GR
1 0
27 0 0
R H EY
FRY
MRS
JEWELL
T
MRS
KAT HL EEN
MRS
INA
MISS
MISS
M S
P R 1 N
BRY DEN
B S
1ST
BYRUM
B A
K D G
B S
3RD
ME
MARSHALL
M A Y R Y
OSA
MA YES
MUNFORD
MRS
CAROLINE
MRS
LORENA
MRS
L E TR 1 C E
MRS
GEORGENNE
TERRELL
&
2ND
MEETING- OF JULY ?, 1952 - CONT'D
Name
NICHOLS
DARRELL MRS
HILLS
MCFEATERS
ALICE
ALTON
Annual Salary
Months Employed
Assignment
Degree
BOOZE
CLIFTON
M S
P R 1 N
N D
2ND
&
B S
5 T H
B S
1 2
48 0 0
1 0
26 00
G R
1 0
310 0
4 T H
G R
1 0
3 4 50
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
27 0 0
3RD
MRS
GERALDINE
MRS
HELEN
MRS
GENEVA
HOOD
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
3900
MRS
DAPHNE
LANCE
MP H
3RD
G R
10
43 0 0
MRS
ALPHA
MANEY
BE
1ST
G R
1 0
33 0 0
MRS
BARBARA
MARTIN
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
3150
MCKINNEY
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 4 00
PATZKOWSKI
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
33 50
PRENTICE
B S
6 T H
G R
10
WATTS
B S
K D G
1 0
29 00
CLK
09
7 59
M A
P R 1 N
1 2
5 10 0
B A
2ND
1 0
30 5 0
BROWN
B S
KDG
1 0
27 00
BROWNBACK
B S
3RD
1 0
3150
B S
6 T H
1 0
30 50
B F A
3 RD
G R
1 0
2 9 00
B S
1ST
&
1 0
28 00
MRS
MAE J
EUGENIA
CAROL
MISS
ROREM
MRS
ANN
MRS
DAISY
W
HERMINE
CECILE
MISS
CLOW
DEAN
HARLAN
RALPH. BORAH
MRS
RUTH
MISS
BASS
M
RUTH
WESTER
ELOISE
MRS
VIVIAN
MRS
ELIZABETH
ELLIS
JEANNE
MISS
27 00
HILLS
NICHOLS
MISS
sr
GARRETT
HUMPHREY
G R
G R
2ND
MRS
MARY
F
LAWSON
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3 0 50
MRS
HOPE
T
LEEMAN
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
3 100
MRS
EULA
MAE
B F A
4T H
G R
1 0
3 2 00
MRS
HELEN
B A
4 T H
&
10
3 2 00
SMITH
B A
K D G
1 0
37 00
SPENCER
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
2 70 0
B S
4TH
&
1 0
3100
MA
6 TH
G R
.10
32 50
M E
P R 1 N
PHILLIPS
SADLER
MISS
VIRGINIA
MISS
MARY
LEE
J
MRS
GWEN
H
WYATT
Z W 1 C K
M U S
5 TH
POLK
C H 1 P M A N
FURR
12
48 00
2ND
10
22 0 0
3 R D
1 0
310 0
G R
1 0
30 50
G R
1 0
317 5
10
40 00
1 0
26 0 0
10
32 0 0
MRS
1 L A
MRS
R 0 SE
G 0 N S 1 E R
B S
1ST
&
MR S
F A YE
HAYES
B S
2ND
&
MRS
E D IT H
HUMPHREY
B S
6 T H
MRS
D 0 R 1 S
LACKEY
ME
4 T H
MRS
B E R N 1 CE
B A
K D G
PURYEAR
B S
5 T H
SMART
B S
K D G
MISS
MRS
N A N C Y
V 1 R G 1 E
MCCORNACK
G R
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT’D
Name
PUTNAM
MISS
1 2
55 50
G R
1 0
4 3 00
2ND
G R
1 0
4 3 0 0
B A
4TH
GR
1 0
3 4 00
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
30 00
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
35 0 0
DILLON
ME
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
DRISKILL
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
4 10 0
DUNGAN
BS
2ND
G R
1 0
3 2 00
HAAS
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
HAMILTON
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 9 00
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
4 3 00
BM
MUSI C
1 0
4 10 0
B A
1ST
G R
10
32 00
ME
3 RD
G R
1 0
3 9 50
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 8 00
B S
K DG
1 0
27 00
B F A
ART
10
38 5 0
M S
P R 1 N
12
4 6 50
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
37 00
2ND
G R
10
26 00
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
29 00
ME
5 T H
G R
1 0
33 2 5
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 2 50
B A
3RD
&
1 0
3150
B S
K D G
1 0
2900
B A
6 RD
G R
1 0
3150
B S J
5 T H
G R
1 0
3150
HARE
B M
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
JOHNSON
B S
4TH
G R
1 0
315 0
G R
1 0
34 00
1 0
2 6 00
M S
P R 1 N
BARRETT
ME
1ST
BLAKELEY
MA
WILSON
FRANCES
J
MRS
ELSIE
MRS
MYRTLE
MISS
BORELLA
SHIRLEY
DAUGHERTY
MRS
CLARA
KERR
MRS
ETHEL
B
MRS
SOPHIE
MRS
BLANCHE
MRS
MYRTLE
MRS
HOPE
MISS
DORIS
DEAN
MALTBIE
MRS
MABELMARSHALL
MRS
BERYL
MRS
MARY
MRS
EARLINE
MRS
ANNA
MRS
GLADYS
MRS
MISS
MRS MISS
PAINE THOMPSON
VINSON
WHELIHAN
VILLAGE
bark er
CLEO
BONI TA HELEN
ALM ACK
M
J U A N 1 TA
BROWN
BURBA
T H E L MA
BURNS
MRS
P A T R 1 CIA
MRS
RUTH
MR S
LAWANDA
MRS
DENA
EUGENE
'
OVERMAN
H L
RANCHO
MISS
Annual Salary
HEIGHTS
M
M A DI SON
Months Enrol oyed.
Assignment
Degree
S
CHANEY
CLARK
LEE
DEAN
EFRON
S
GR ILLI
MRS
MARGUERITE
MRS
V E R N 1 CE
4 TH
MISS
V E R N A
MITCHELL
ME
2ND
MISS
N E LD A
PURNELL
B S
K D G
ME
6 TH
G R
1 0
3 3 00
SHERROD
B S
3 RD
G R
1 0
30 50
SMITH
B A
M US I.C
1 0
310 0
B S
1ST
1 0
32 0 0
09
14 73
LEDERLE
SCOTT
MRS
LAURA
MRS
RUTH
MRS
HELEN
MRS
PAULI N E
E B
WOODRUFF AKERS
CLK
G R
MEETING OF JULY 7
1952 - CONT’D
J
Degree
Name
Months Em-ployed
Assignment
Annual Salary
R 1 V E R S 1 D E 30 00
3RD
G R
1 0
2 9 00
ME
5 T H
&
1 0
3 4 50
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 150
LAWSON
B S
2 ND
G R
1 0
30 50
MURRAY
B A
M U S 1 C
1 0
3 0 00
N D
S PE C
ED
1 0
3100
B A
1 ND
ART
1 0
37 00
1 2
5 0 00
B A
GOTO
HAWTHORN
MRS
VIRGINIA
MRS
LILY
MRS
L
MRS
MARY
MRS
OLA
PHILLIPS
1
BROWN
W
FISHER
P
ELIZABETH LOUISE
OAKES
MAE
WILL 1 A M
•
1 0
6 T H
WINNIE
MRS
G R
B A
MRS
L
4 9 50
P R 1 N
HELEN
JOHN
1 2
M E
MRS
V
POTTS
NELL
NTH
CLK
CARR
ROCKWOOD
M E
P R 1 N
BARTLETT
ME
4T H
G R
1 0
33 50
BROWNING
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
35 0 0
CARTWRIGHT
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
29 00
GLASGOW
B S
KDG
1 0
27 00
HARRIS
B A
4 TH
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B
M S
5 TH
G R
10
33 25
B A
5 TH
G R
1 0
32 00
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
3 4 00
B E
1ST
G R
1 0
3 400
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
3 9 50
M A
6 T H
GR
1 0
4 10 0
MOONEY
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
27 0 0
ROBERTSON
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
30 00
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
3 6 50
B S
6 T H
G R
10
28 00
LORRAINE
M RS
GERALDINE
MRS
BERNIECE
BILLIE
MISS
MRS
BARBARA
MRS
AMY
WILL 1 AM
|
THOMAS
MRS
K
LAWSON
MRS
EDNA
MRS
AUDREY
MRS
IVA
MRS
KATHRYN
LITTLE LIVELY
P
L Y D 1 C K
MISS
FAY
MISS
C
MALONE
MASHBURN
ELAINE
MRS
MARY
F
MRS
NINA
S H I V E
MRS
R U T H
C A 1 N
MRS
BESS
STEWART
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
315 0
MRS
RUTH
STULLER
B S
2ND
G R
10
310 0
MRS
AGATHA
MS
2ND
G R
1 0
33 25
MRS
DORIS
B M
4 T H
G R
1 0
38 50
MRS
BIRDIE
ME
K D G
1 o
3 2 50
MRS
BILLYLARIMORE
C L K
09
12 9 3
M A
P R 1 N
1 2
53 00
M S
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 0 00
BF
5 T H
G R
1 0
38 0 0
SMITH
THORNTON
WAITE
SPARK
WORD
SEQUOYAH
MISS
JO
MISS
mar ie
b r e c he e n
MISS
BELVA
W
RICHARDSON
CLEMENT
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
MRS
A
3RD
G R
1 0
35 0 0
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
290 0
ME
6 T H
G R
10
37 0 0
HOEFLE
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 0 0
HOFACKET
MS
1ST
G R
1 0
3 5 00
KIRKPATRIC K
M E
4 T H
G R
1 0
34 50
MARTIN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3 40 0
MCBRAYER
ME
KDG
1 0
4 2 0 0
B S
3 RD
1 0
3 4 50
1 0
2 4 00
CULBERTSON HALL
HARRIS
MISSONDA
MRS
ALMA
MISS
IMA
MISS
EULA
MRS
0 L 1 VE
MISS
MARY
MRS
RUTH
MRS
DOROTHY
MRS
EVA
MRS
GLADYS
MRS
AUDREY
MRS
LENA
MRS
JEWELL
MRS
EULA
MRS MRS
MOORE
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
3 6 00
SCHMAHL
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
38 5 0
SILVERNAI L
B S
5 T H
G R
10
40 50
SMITH
B A
5 TH
G R
1 0
4100
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
35 50
WAGGONE R
M E
3RD
G R
1 0
36 00
MARGARET
L
B A
KDG
1 0
3450
LAUCYLLE
HINES
C LK
1 0
15 63
1 2
4 2 00
EARL
R A 1 L E Y
W
SPAR K S
SHAW
MAE
WAHL
—
EFFIE A
MISS
P R 1 N
BAUMHAFT
B S
2 N D
G R
1 0
3 4 00
BOWLBY
B A
5 T H
G R
10
30 50
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
26 00
B S
4TH
G R
1 0
27 00
BS
3RD
G R
1 0
28 00
BA
1ST
G R
1 0
3 200
10
33 50
10
3 100
10
27 00
1 0
315 0
10
40 00
1 0
3600
10
3 9 50
1 2
5 6 75
BUHRMAN
JOANN
MRS
AGNES
MRS
FAYE
L
MRS
NELL
GAMBLE
MRS
MARGARET
MRS
GERTIE
MRS
MARILYN
EMMETT
CONNER
DONALS ON
J
GREEN
B A
S PE C
LEE
ISHAM
B S
2ND
B F A
K D G
ME
6 T H
ME
1ST
TRUBEY
ME
3RD
0
TSAKONAS
B A
1ST
G R
ME
PR 1 N
B A
1ST
GR
1 0
3100
B S
6 TH
GR
1 0
3100
B ME
S P
1 0
27 0 0
M E
1ST
1 0
37 0 0
LEE
MASSEY
STALEY
MRS
MURIEL
STEWART
MRS
ESTHER
H
MRS
CORINNE
SHIELDS
MARGARET
ELDON
CLAY
MRS
MARY
MRS
M A BLE
ED
&
3RD
G R
4 T H
HEIGHTS
NANCE
LEON
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M S
ESTEP
LEYMOND
MRS
G R
NEIGHBOR S
SHIDLER
MRS
Annual Salary
B A
NAOMI
GEORGE
Wuirths" Employed.
As signment
Degree
Name
ANDERSON
BABER
LOU
BATES
BEASLEY
G R
WET ING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D Months Em-ployed.
Assignment
Degree
Name
Salary Annual
MRS
FLOSS 71BURGER
M E
1ST
G R
1 0
36 50
MRS
L 0 U 1 S E
COUNTS
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3100
MRS
L 0 TT 1 E
S
B S
KDG
1 0
2 9 00
B A
6 T H
G R
10
3 15 0
B F A
4 T H
G R
1 0
35 00
1 0
4 10 0
JACK
D
ELLISON
G 1 B S 0 N
HAMMOND
MRS
W 1 LM A
MRS
A N NABELLE
JOLL 1 F F
B E
KDG
MRS
L A VALETTE
JOYCE
ME
1ST
G R
10.
4150
MRS
B E S S 1 E
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
3900
MRS
L E 1 L A
K L E P Z 1 G
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
3 4 0 0
MRS
R U bye
MACK
ME
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 2 50
MCCORD
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
3 9 5 0
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
3 5 50
B S
5 T H
GR
1 0
32 00
MISS
MARY
KENDALL
MORTON
MRS
E D N A
MRS
V A N D A
POWELL
MISS
E L 0 1 SE
PREBLE
M E
5 T H
GR
1 0
43 0 0
MISS
B 0 N N IE
R A T C L 1 F F E
M E
3RD
GR
1 0
4250
MISS
G L AD Y S
V
BA
2ND
&
10
3 2 00
BA
3 RD
G R
1 0
3 2 00
B A
4T H
G R
1 0
36 50
BASSLER
M S
SPEC
io
33 25
WALLIS
B S
2ND
1 0
3150
ROWLAND
MRS
NO R M A
MRS
W 1 L A
MRS
V 1 VIAN
MISS MRS
ULIN
H E LE N
HAZEL
STAND
14 7 3
M A
P RIN
1 2
52 0 0
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
3450
BS
3RD
&
1 0
26 00
CASKEY
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
3650
E
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
33 50
ME
6 TH
G R
1 0
40 0 0
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4 10 0
ME
KDG
10
35 50
ME
6 T H
G R
10
35 0 0
BA
3RD
G R
1 0
38 00
B S
4 T H
&
10
30 50
B S
2ND
G R
10
37 50
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
4 100
WATIE
ESTHER NANCY
SUE
MRS
EULA
MRS
MABEL
H
COUNCIL ELLIS
POCAHONTAS
MRS
ZELA
MRS
NETTIE
MRS
EDNA
MRS
VELMA
MRS
CONSTANCE
MRS
FLORENCE
MISS
ALLING
CORNETT
MARGARET
MRS
HUFFMAN
BILLINGSLEY
MRS
MISS
G R
;
09
MISS
MISS
E D
C LK
ELIZABETH
MISS
3RD
—
DELP
MISS
MRS
R 0 B 1 N S 0 N
GODWIN
GOODE
HARRIS
MABEL HELEN
GE NTZ
HATCHER
HEDRICK
4 TH
5 TH
L
HORN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
4 0 0 0
LEE
KAYS
ME
5 TH
GR
1 0
37 00
KESSINGER
M E
4 TH
G R
1 0 r
39 0 0
DOROTHY
MOFFAT
MEETING- OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT»D
Name '
ANNA
MRS
LEONA
MISS
LENA
Annual Salary
Months Em-ployed.
B S
5 t H
G R
10
PARSONS
M E
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
RAGSDALE
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
M A
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
MS
3RD
G R
1 0
3 4 50
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
30 50
B S
K D G
1 0
2 7 00
CLK
09
14 2 8
M E
P R 1 N
1 2
4 7 00
N D
2ND
10
23 0 0
B S
K D G
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
26 00
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
4 10 0
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
47 50
B S
1ST
&
1 0
30 00
B A
3RD
G R
10
28 00
B A
1ST
&
1 0
4 10 0
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
3 2 00
M A
P R 1 N
1 2
5125
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3 25 0
B S
6 TH
G R
1 0
3 0 50
BELLE
MRS
INEZ
MRS
PAULINE
MRS
ANNA
MOORE
RICHTER
SHARPE
BELLE
MISS
YVONNE
MISS
ANNA
j_ ...
Assignment
Degree
MRS
i
SMITH
WATERS
MAE
SMITH
/
4 0 00
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TAYLOR MRS
EVELYN
MRS
IMOGENE
MISS
MRS MISS
BORAH
HUF F M A N
WILMA
RUTH
ALLISON
LINBLADE
RENNOLDS
FRACES
G R
1 0
*
27 0 0
TYLER
MISS
GLENDINE
MRS
CORA
MRS
LAVERNE
MISS
MRS
EAST NETHERTON
POWERS
NATHALIE
VERCIE
UN 1 V
MATHIS
M
PRICE
2ND
2ND
HE 1 G H TS
MISS
HELEN
MISS
FRANCES
JACK
C
C
HICKS
BAILEY
E
BOGLE
MRS
PATRICIA
CAMPBELL
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
2 9 00
MRS
FLORENCE
COOLEY
ME
1 ST
G R
1 0
4 0 50
MRS
MARILYN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
27 0 0
MRS
LOUISE
ME
5 T H
G R
1 0
43 0 0
MRS
DOROTHY
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
3000
MRS
ELOISE
B A
K D G
1 0
35 50
MRS
HAZEL
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
3 2 00
MRS
LILLIAN
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
36 0 0
M E
6 TH
G R
10
4 2 00
MISS MRS
EMMA OLA
ELKIN ELLIS P
FINLEY
GILREATH
HARRISON
JO
SWALE TAYLOR
SIMMONS
CLK
09
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
Assignment
Degree
Name
val ley
C
RUTH
MRS
MISS
BINGHAM
BORING
FRAN CIS
DAVISON
ANN
Annual Salary
P
BROOK
D 1 CK S 0 N
C
CARL
Months â– * Employed.
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
4 0 0 0
B S
KDG
1 0
2 9 50
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3100
B S
2ND
G R
10
26 0 0
ME
S
1 0
33 50
P
MRS
MARJORIE
MRS
LAURA
HAYDEN
MA
2ND
G R
1 0
3 400
MRS
HAZEL
L A WT E R
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
26 0 0
MRS
S A L L 1 E
MCCLINTOCK
B S
4 TH
G R
1 0
3 10 0
MRS
VELMA
TIBB.ITT8
ME
5 T H
G R
10
3 250
MRS
J E F F 1 E
B A
OST
GR
10
3 10 0
VAN
MISS
R
WILSON
BUREN PICKETT
LENA
MCF A R L AND
NELLIE
MRS
MIS:S
STRONG
ROBERTA
WICK
HELEN
MRS
GUMM
WALNUT
VANN
MRS
BAILEY
ADELE
Ml L D R ED
MISS
40 00
G R
1 0
3 2 00
1ST
G R
10
3 10 0
M E
3RD
G R
1 0
3 175
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
4200
MA
KDG
1 0
3 25 0
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
3 6 50
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
26 00
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
3400
B F A
M U S 1 C
1 0
34 00
M S
5 TH
1 0
3 450
P R 1 N
B S
2ND
B S
GROVE
H OGARD
BERT
1 2
B A
MRS
CAROLYN
MRS
MARMETTE
MRS
JEAN
MRS
DOVIE
H A MN ER
HUDDLESTON JONES
GRAGG
LAKEY
PENNINGTON
G R
W A S H 1 N G T0 N FRANK
MRS
B
OVERMAN
LADONIA
MISS
BRYTHA
ME
P R 1 N
CH 1 L D E R S
ME
3RD
GOULD
B A
1 2
5 8 75
G R
1 0
37 50
2ND
G R
10
4100
MRS
ESTELLA
GUY
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
3 9 00
MRS
MABEL
HARDEN
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
4 100
MRS
P
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
4100
M E
1ST
G R
1 0
35 00
G R
1 0
4 10 0
1 0
3 0 00
E
HENDRICKSON
MISS
LYN DAL
MISS
PREBBLE
KARNES
B S
2ND
BEATRICE
NELSON
B S
KDG
PRATER
ME
SOC
STU
1 0
43 00
RUTLEDGE
BA
1ST
GR
1 0
4 10 0
MRS
MISS
MRS
JIMMIE GRACE
L
HUDSON
Name
MRS
A L BERTA E T A L E A
MISS
G R
1 0
3 0 50
4 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 3 00
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 2 00
B A
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
2 6 0 0
SECY
1 0
15 30
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
57 0 0
SHULTZ
B A
5 T H
STOMP
ME
TALIAFERRO U NF E R T H
P A UL 1 NE
MISS
MRS
M A RY
MRS
R 0 S A L 1 E
B
MRS
B A R B A R A
PATTERSON
WALTON
WHITTLE
Annual Salary
3350
KDG
MILAS
Months Employed.
10
B A
SHREVE
HELENE
ROBERT
MRS
Assignment
Degree
WESTWOOD
WOODWARD
MORTIMER
MRS
GLADYS
BACON
ME
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
MRS
GLADYS
CHAMBERS
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3 10 0
MRS
MABEL
B A
4TH
GR
1 0
32 50
MRS
JEAN
EM PTAGE
B A
2ND
G R
10
3 40 0
MRS
MELBA
GAUD 1 N
ME
3RD
G R
1 0
3 6 50
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
3 6 50
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
26 00
ME
KDG
1 0
34 00
MISS
COSGROVE
GUTHRIE
MINNIE
HAMM
MRS
LINDA
MRS
FAYE
MRS
FAUSTA
MARTIN
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
MRS
MYRTLE
MCNATT
B S
3RD
G R
1 0
35 0 0
BA
2ND
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B S
5 T H
G R
10
26 00
B S
4T H
G R
10
30 00
B S
1ST
G R
10
4 10 0
M E
6 T H
G R
1 0
34 50
B A
S PE C
1 0
310 0
ME
5 T H
1 0
4 3 00
C LK
09
14 2 8
M E
P R 1 N
1 2
50 50
ME
5 T H
G R
1 0
35 50
G R
1 0
410 0
MISS MRS
MARKH AM
ELIZABETH
FRANCES
ARISTLE
PRIEST
GLADYS
MISS
FRANCES ANONA
MRS
SCANLAN
INEZ
SPANGLER
TESKA
EDITH . G
MISS
0
RUSSELL
MISS
MRS
MILLER
WILLIAMS
DALLAS
ED
G R
WHEELER FLOYD
C
LEE
MRS
FRANKIE
MRS
RUTH
ABBOTT
B A
6 TH
MRS
RUBY
BREWER
B A
KDG
10
2 8 00
MRS
ITURA
ME
L 1 B R A R Y
10
3 5 50
MRS
ARMA
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
4 300
MRS
CARRIE
CROWELL
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
4 4 75
ME
6 TH
Gfi
1 0
43 00
B A
1ST
G R
1 0
40 50
ALEXANDER
BRIDGEWATER
CORBETT
MISS
DELLA
I
MISS
VIOLA
HOBELM AN
DAVIS
I
MEETING OE JULY 7, 1952 - CONT’D
-
Name
MISS
J E R N 1 G A N
MAR GY
Assignment
Degree
JONES
M
MRS
BERTHA
MRS
KATHERINE
KELLEY
Months Employed.
wOa
Annual Salary
1 0
29 00
1 0
36 50
1 0
3 8 50
G R
1 0
4100
2ND
G R
1 0
3 4 00
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
3 9 50
ME
5 T H
G R
10
3550
B ME
3RD
G R
1 0
2 9 00
ME
3RD
1 0
36 00
B A
MUSI C
ME
ist
M A
S P c H
B S
1ST
B S
'
MISS
ELSIE
MISS
B
MISS
EVA
MISS
ROWENA
OLIVER
MRS
MARIETTA
POST
MRS
EDNA
SESSUMS
MRS
REBA
E
SHAW
B S
U S T
G R
10
3200
MRS
RUTH
E
SUTTON
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
33 00
MRS
MARY
S W 1 HART
B A
2 ND
G R
1 0
3 2 50
MRS
ONA
ME
5 TH
G R
1 0
3 9 50
BA
4 T H
G R
1 0
33 50
B E
4 T H
G R
1 0
39 0 0
B A
6TH
G R
1 0
3000
C L K
09
14 8 5
MS
P R 1 N
1 2
55 50
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
35 50
CARTER
B A
3RD
G R
1 0
30 00
DANIELS
ME
2ND
G R
1 0
35 50
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
39 50
MISS
LEACH
MCCLELLAND
MORROW
TAYLOR
RUTH
TAYLOR
MRS
1 V AH
MRS
ALLETTA
MISS
THOMAS
RUBY
THOMPSON
ARGO
JEAN
i
WHITTIER MRS
LEVI A
MRS
NELLIE
MISS
SMITH
CALDER
B
BETTY
JO
MRS
LOIS
ANNE
MRS
ELVA
ENDICOTT
MISS
BERTHA
GLASER
ME
3RD
GR
1 0
38 00
MISS
BEULAH
HANN
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3850
ME
5 TH
&
1 0
4 3 00
M S
1ST
G R
1 0
4 3 00
M A
4 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
33 50
B A
KDG
10
4100
CLK
09
714
MRS
EDITH
MRS
CHARLOTTE
MISS
MRS MISS MRS
LAFON
ZELMA RUTH
0
MITCHELL OLIVER
RAUSIN
PAULINE LILLIAN
SPAHR F A L 1 NK
6 TH
L L A R D
R D
P
MARSH ALL
LDRED NICE
MRS
MISS
B E U N A
MA
P R 1 N
12
57 50
A LLEY
BA
KDG
1 0
36 50
K
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
3 3 50
BLACK
M A
5 T H
G R
1 0
43 00
BOLAND
MA
SPEC
1 0
3 2 50
ME
2ND
1 0
3 6 00
B A I R 0
D A U G HE R T Y
ED
G R
MEETING 0? JULY ?, 1952 - CONT’3 .
_______________ __________ _
Name
FITHIAN
FLORENCE
MISS
........
K Degree
As<signment
M S
3RD
G R
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Months Employed.
Annual Salary
10
4 3 00
1 0
2 5 OW
MRS
VIOLETHART
B S
KDG
MRS
ANNA
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
31 0
HUFFMAN
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
ISAAC
ME
'6TH
G R
1 0
41oiH z' 4 3 0 0. ’
KAPP
ME
1ST
GR
1 0
43 00
B A
6 TH
G R
1 0
3 2 00
JAY
HARWOOD
MISS
PEARLE
MISS
BERNICE
MISS
JEANETTA
BEATRICE
MAYES
MRS
A
MRS
MILDRED
P RY E R
B A
5 T H
G R
1 0
4100
MRS
MABEL
STREET
B S
3RD
GR
1 0
3150
ME
4 T H
G R
1 0
37 00
B A
4 T H
G R
1 0
4100
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
28 00
CLK
09
1518
ME
P R 1 N
1 2
4 9 25
ME
M US 1 C
1 0
43 0 0
B F A
3RD
1 0
4050
B E
KDG
1 0
4 10 0
MOOY
M E
4 T H
G R
1 0
37 0 0
NEWCOMB
B S
5 TH
G R
1 0
3 400
PORTER
8 S
6 T H
G R
1 0
3450
B S
5 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
ROBINSON
M A
3RD
G R
1 0
4 30 0
R0M1NE
MS
1ST
G R
10
4 3 00
D
MARY
MISS
WALKINGSTICK
WINN 1 F R E D
W 1 C K S 0 N
H
MRS
JUANITA
H
MR S
MILDRED
BOURASSA
SIMMONS
W I L S 0 N
MISS A
C
MRS
ALTA
THOMAS
GOFF
BERENICE
MISS
MOCK
MRS
LAURA-LEE
MRS
DORA
MRS
GLADYS
L
MISS
MABEL
MISS
INA
PULSE,
ANN
LEE
MOORE
E
K A TH LEE N
MRS
JOSEPHINE
MRS
FLORA
SHARP
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3200
MRS
ALLIE
SKINNER
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
4100
MISS
NINA
SPINNING
B A
4T H
G R
1 0
4 100
MISS
NITA
THORP
B A
2ND
G R
1 0
40 50
EARL
UNDER HI LL
B A
6 TH
G R
1 o
29 0 0
ANNA
VINSON
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
27 00
09
6 42
MR S
HELEN
CLK
WEBSTER S E P A R A T E
SC H 0 0 L S
B A N N A K E R MRS
PEARL
JONES
MRS
ALGIE
CURTIS
MRS
K
MRS
LUCILLE
MRS
VERNITA
MRS
CLARA
MRS
CLEO
M-R S
JENNIE
MS
P R 1 N
ME
4T H
&
B S
1ST
G R
H A N COC K
B S
4
HE ND R 1 X
B A
KDG
B S
6 T H
GR
B A
3RD
&
M A
5 TH
&
SCOTT
GRINSTEAD
JONES G
MCCANN
L
POLLARD
5
&
1 2
5 0 00
1 0
3 4 00
1 0
3 5 50
1 0
3 8 00
1 0
40 00
1 0
33 50
4 T H
1 0
3 8 50
6 TH
1 0
31 5 0
5 TH
6
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1 _ Name________________ __ __ Degree_______ ________
Assignment
Months Employed.
CARVER
MRS MISS
Annual Salary
ua
B S
P R 1 N
ME
2ND
B A
1ST
JOHNSON
B S
K D G
JONES
B S
SPEC
KING
BS
3RD
SCALES
B A
4 T H
HORN
HAZEL
BEULAH
MRS
EULA
MRS
HELEN
MRS
LUCILE
MRS
LEONA
MRS
MYRTLE
BRITTON JACKSON
LEE
P
L
K
1 2
4 8 50
G R
1 0
3 9 5 0
G R
1 0
3 2 50
1 0
3150
1 0
30 00
G R
1 0
410 0
G R
1 0
32 5 0
E D
DUNBAR W
M 1 TCHELL
MOORE
1 2
5225
G R
1 0
36 50
4 T H
G R
1 0
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
4 100
B S
6 T H
G R
10
3 100
BA
2ND
G R
1 0
37 50
M A
P R 1 N
B A
2ND
B S
MRS
ELIZABETH
MRS
THELMA
MRS
BLANCHE
MR S
THELMA
MRS
MAMIE
MR S
ALBERTA
HAYNES
B S
ORD
G R
1 0
4 3 0 0
MRS
VESTORA
HAYWOOD
B S
6 TH
G R
1 0
39 00
MRS
MATTIE
B S
4TH
G R
10
3 4 00
MRS
LEAH
B S
5 TH
G R
10
4 10 0
MRS
ANNIE
ME
K D G
1 0
32 50
MRS
RUTH
LEWIS
B S
MUSI C
10
4100
MRS
MARIE
MADDUX
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
3 5 00
MRS
QUEENIE
B S
4 S T
G R
10
40 50
MR S
ONNIE
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
410 0
MR S
WILLIE
B S
ORD
G R
1 0
40 50
MRS
ELECTRA
B S
1 ST
G R
1 0
4 10.0
MRS
MARY
OLIVER
B S
KDG
1 0
2 90 0
MRS
EDNAD
PENDLEY
B A
3RD
G R
10
36 00
PITTMAN
B A
3RD
G R
10
37 0 0
MISS
BRUCE
CANNON CLARDY
P
C U R T 1 S
R
EALEY
JACKSON
JONES
KEITH
J
S
MATHIS
MCGEE MOORE
F
OLIVER
W
L
EVELYN
v
32 0 0
MRS
MAGGIE
N
RANDOLPH
BA
6 RD
G R
1 0
37 50
MRS
JOANNA
L
REYNOLDS
BA
4TH
G R
1 0
40 0 0
MRS
CORNELIA
B S
5 TH
G R
1 0
3500
MRS
FLORIDA
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
4 000
MRS
ARETHA
ME
6 T H
G R
10
3850
MRS
EVER
BS
2ND
&
3RD
1 0
3 15 0
MRS
ALICE
SWAIN
B S
5 T H
&
6TH
1 0
30 00
MRS
GLADYS
THOMAS
M A
2ND
G R
10
39 50
MRS
BERTHA
M
B S
2ND
GR
1 0
3150
M RS
BERNICE
1 0
29 0 0
MRS
ME NTT ORY
09
16 2J1—
V
SANFORD
SAYLES
M
SMITH
MERRY M
STATUM
TOWNSEND WHITE
NICHOLS
BA C L K
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Name
Assignment
Degree
Months Em-ployed.
Annual Salary
EDWARDS A
LON 1 AN
J
BOYD
M A
P R I N
BA
3RD
GR &
1 2
40 00
1 0
3 2 0 0
1 0
4 10 0
1 0
2900
MRS
S A D Y E
M RS
LUCILE
T
DAVIS
B A
4T H
MRS
1 S A BE L
L
G R AH A M
B S
MUSI C
MRS
VIRGIE
JOHNSON
M A
2ND
G R
1 0
3 9 50
MRS
EMMA
JONES
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
2 8 00
MRS
MATTIE
LOCUST
B A
STH
G R
1 0
3 2 00
MRS
IVY
R 0 B 1 N S 0 N
B S
KDG
1 0
36 50
MRS
RUBYE
ROLFE
B S
2ND
G R
1 0
30 00
MRS
DOROTHY
B S
3RD
4
1 0
32 00
MRS
ADELLE
ME
1ST
G R
1 0
3 500
MRS
ANNA
STRONG
ME
4T H
&
5 TH
1 0
3 5 00
MRS
EVELYN
WILLIAMS
B A
1ST
&
2ND
1 0
3100
MRS
ALICE
ME
4 T H
&
5 TH
1 0
33 00
MRS
RUBY
C L K
09
7 65
B S
P R 1 N
1 2
4800
COUNTER
B A
4T H
&
5TH
10
36 50
DABNEY
M A
5 T H
&
6 TH
1 0
3 8 00
FRANKLIN
B S
1ST
10
3 9 00
E
JUNE
A
L
WINSTON
M C CAULEY
4 TH
PARK
EDNA
MRS
MATTIE
HOBBS
RUBYE IRENE
LOLA
B
GREER
M A
3RD
G R
1 0
3 9 00
CLARA
V
MCFALL
B A
2 N D
G R
1 0
4 0 00
MISS MRS
SMITH
SPARKS
M
MRS
MISS
DELL
MA E
ORCHARD
MRS
L
STH
1 PAGE U
EARL
MRS MR
i
M A
P R 1 N
B A
S PE C
BURNETT
B A
5 TH
L
GRIFFIN
M E
KDG
BYRD
EL A
ASHER
DELBERT
E D G R
1 2
52 00
1 0
30 00
1 0
26 00
1 0
3 250 34 50 4 10 0^
MRS
FANNIE
MRS
A R VE L L A
G
JAMES
ME
6 T H
G R
1 0
MRS
D
JOHNSON
B S
1ST
G R
1 0
M RS
A N E R
B S
6 T H
G R
1 0
4 10 0
MRS
MARIE
B S
1 ST
GR
1 0
4 0 50
MRS
EVER
MA E
MOORE
B A
MUSI C
10
4 10 0
MRS
MARY
E
MOULDER
M A
3RD
G R
1 0
3 8 50-
MRS
GRACE
P A L M 0 R E
B S
2ND
GR
1 0
3 8 50
MRS
GRACE
S
PERKINS
B S
6 TH
GR
1 0
37 00
MRS
ALLIE
L
RANDOLPH
B A
5 T H
G R
10
410 0
MRS
C A M 1 L LE
M
BS
S P
1 0
38 50
B A
3RD
1 0
3100
MISS
HYDER
LI TTLEPAGE
D
L Y D A Y
W
M A R E E
E
RHONE
ROBINSON
G R
0
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.
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.. Najne
Assignment
Decree
MRS
MENO LA
MRS
ELIZABETH
MRS
LUCY
MRS
ANNABELLE
UPSHAW K
WALKER
WINSLETT
C
Months Employed.
Ann-oal Salary
y?
2 8 00
B S
4 T H
G R
1 0
B S
2ND
GR
1 0
36 0 0
B S
4T H
G R
10
4 10 0
09
153 0
CLK
PERRY
■
WOODSON
1 0
3150
&
2 ND
1 0
3 4 00
&
4TH
1 0
3175
1 0
3 9 50
B S
2ND
&
FLEMING
ME
1ST
M S
3RD
B A
KDG
M A
P R IN
MS
V
THERESA
MRS
RUBYE
MRS
LILLIANOLIVER
LOVEJOY
M
3RD
ABRAM
MRS
FREDDIE
4 4 75
P R 1 N
LELIA
C
1 2
B A
MRS
STEPHENS
DOUGLASS
F
D
MOON
WYATT
JELTZ
12
66 00
P R 1 N
1 2
4 8 50
P R 1 N
1 2
47 50
ED
1 2
3 4 50
1 0
37 00
1 0
35 0 0
WILLIAM
JOHNSON
ME
V
LEROY
ALEXANDER'
B S
VOC
M A
PHYS
0
ALEXANDER
ED
MRS
LOLA
T
MRS
RUTH
ALLEN
B A
ENG
BENEFEE
N D
V 0 C
ED
1 2
20 50
B S
VOC
ED
1 2
4 10 0
M S
MUSIC
1 0
34 00
1 0
2 6 0 0
1 0
3 2 00
1 0
43 0 0
1 0
35 00
MAURICE
JUAN G
L
TERO
BENNETT
BUFORD
MRS
DOROTHY
BURNETT
B S
COM
MRS
CAROLYN
COUNTEE
B A
S 0 C
M S
ART
DABNEY
STU
MISS
MARGARET
JAKE
DIGGS
B S
PHYS
DODSON
N D
VOC
ED
1 2
410 0
M A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
3 2 5 o'
B S
SCIENCE
1 0
30 5 0
M A
MATH
1 0
4 3 00
M S
SCIENCE
1 0
3 2 50
B A
L 1 B R
1 0
42 4 5
B S
PHYS
1 0
385 0
B S
MATH
1 0
3 10 0
B A
S 0 C
1 0
37 0 0
B S
ART
1 2
17 2 5
JACKSON
ND
VOC
12
20 5 0
JMJENKINS
M A
COUNSELOR
1 2
4 200
G
M
MISS
NELLIE
OTIS
DULAN
MRS
L
CARRIE
SAMPSON
1
HENRIETTA
MRS
EMMA E
SHERMAN
LEON M
E
EDWARDS
EMERY
MRS
JAMES
DOUGLAS
LEE
B
FREEMAN
GUESS M
HARRIS
JACKSON
FOSTER
ED
ED
STU
ED
MEETING OS' JULY 7; 1952 - CONT’D
Name
Degree
....... . . .
0
OTIS
LAWRENCE
Assignment
Months Employed
Annual Salary
32 0 0
B S
SCIENCE
1 0
M A
HOME
1 0
3 8 0 0
MA
ENG
1 0
4 3 00
ME
COACH
1 0
40 50
1 0
32 00
EC
50
MRS
ZELMA
MRS
N
M
F
MILLER
MRS
GOLDIE
D
MOORE
B A
LANGUAGE
MRS
JESSYE
J
MOORE
B S
HOME
EC
10
3150
JR
M A
PHYS
ED
1 0
3 6 25
P
MORGAN
M A
S 0 C
STU
1 0
3 9 50
LOIS
COOPER
B A
SCIENCE
1 0
37 00
B S
IND
ART
10
3150
EC
10
3 5 50
1 0
3 2 00
1 2
5 0 00
1 0
37 00
EC
1 0
4 0 50
STU
1 0
4 3 00
1 0
3 5 50
1 0
3 8 50
10
2 900
~ 1 0
3 2 00
R
G
MOORE
MRS
AUGUSTA
MRS
ELVA
ORLANDO
NELSON
MABEL
WILLIAM NEIL
MCMAHON
LUCILE
LEROY
MRS
LOVE
NUTTER
E
PERRY
PIERCE
RAGLAND
AM S \. BA
HOME
MUSIC
B S
1 N D
B A
ENG
.MRS
BUSZEDER
MRS
GARVICE
RICKS
M A
HOME
MRS
L
ROBINSON
MS
S 0 C
MARIE
RAYMOND
L
RUCKER
B S
MATH
HILLARD
H
SHARP
B S
PHYS
SLOSS
B A
E NG
A RT
ED
MRS
MINERVA
MRS
GLADYS
STEPHENS
B S
C S M T L G Y
MRS
EVELYN
R
STRONG
MM
MUSI C
1 0
3 4 0 0
B S
VOC
ED
1 0
4 10 0
N D
BARBER
1 0
17 2 5
TEMPLE
M A
M A TH
1 0
4 3 00
TOMPKINS
M A
SPH
1 0
4 2 00
M A
S 0 C
1 0
3 950
M A
ENG
1 0
38 00
MA
SCIENCE
1 0
4 3 00
M A
ENG
1 0
43 0 0
M A
SC FENCE
1 0
40 00
B A
ENG
1 0
37 50
B S
ART
1 0
40 00
B A
MUSIC
1 0
3200
SECY
1 2
25 8 0
A
STRONG
PAUL
TALTON
MAJOR
B
MRS
T
ODESSA
MRS
CONSUELO
G
WATKINS
V
BERT
DOUGLAS
WATERFORD
MRS
NATALIE
MRS
LEA
MR S
GERALDINE
LOUIS
C
F
J
WATSON
W 1 LEY WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS
MRS
THELMA
MRS
F R EDO 1 E
MRS
GENEVA
B
WILSON MAE
WRAY
JOHNSON
STU
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
SERVICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL
CUSTODIANS Capitol Hill Senior High
Roosevelt Junior High Salary
Name
G. R. Caskey H. C. Brantley Ben B. Hall Elmer Logue William Hanley M. B. Hill Elmer Roberts Leslie Williams
$3600.00 2-540.00 2060.00 2160.00 2220.00 2160.00 2340.00 2160.00
Central High School
Grover Jenks N. V. Goodrich L. C. Carlton C. W. Damron W. T. Kent Guss Adloph Lang, Jr. C. L. Legrande A. C. Nix Carl Permenter Joe Ragland Paul 0. Daniels
3600.00 2600.00 2220.00 2160.00 2160.00 1080.00 2220.00 2340.00 2340.00 2340.00 2040.00
R. W. Upjohn Leroy Garrett C. L. Edwards W. J. Kriewitz Carl Shoopman Godfrey G. Theis Taft . Junior High School
Frank Reavis Emil Stavinoha C. B. Belk W. H. Cbley W. W. Cotton Elvin Devers Sherwood S alladay
A. J. Melvin Troy Parker J. A. Brewer Lucian Choate J. E. Jones
3500.00 3200.00 2100.00 2100.00 2220.00 2160.00 2160.00 2160.00
1700.00
3300.00 2720.00 2220.00 2220.00. 1080.00 2160.00 2220.00
Franklin Junior High Lewis Shoopman W. S. Ferguson Newell Satterwhite
2800.00 2340.00 1030.00
Harding Junior High
R. J. Salladay. C. L. Hughes P. A. Baxter C. U. Grissom Enos Grissom Clarence Stover
3300.00 2480.00 2160.00 2160.00 2160.00 2220.00
B. V. Wiley J. H. Hargett V. A. Burnett Charles Loudermilk Donald Nicholson
3100.00 2160.00 2160.00 2160.00 1050.00
Northeast Jr.-Sr. High School T. F. Burnett C. S. Evans Wm. Hensley C. R Jackson W. 0. Rogers Rufus Rose F. D. Sliger
3300.00 2720.00 2100.00 1018.30 2060.00 2280.00 2220.00
Southeast Secondary School
S. W. Pate Harris Troutt Richard Baker Thomas Hamilton
3000.00 2480.00 2100.00 2220.00
Elementary Schools Adams
Trannon. Burroughs Wm. Carl Willis
2160.00 2100.00
Bath W. F. Johnson R. E. Cox
2600.00 1080.00
Britton
Jackson Junior High
Lawrence Hennessey J. R. Buchanan N. T. Canary W. Gk Payne G. J. Sawyer B. L. Young
3100.00 2600.00 2160.00 2340.00 2160.00
John Marshall Secondary School
Capitol Hill Junior High
Harry Willis Robert ^rasher W. H. Hill Joe Melton Ralph Norton W. F. Norton J. C. Parker
$3100.00 2480.00 2340.00 2160.00 2340.00 2220.00 1080.00
Webster Junior High
Classen High School Paul Brown G. L. Nichols Thomas Baker Frank Camp Clarence Hall Rolland McDonald E. J. Shoopman John Skacel, Jr. Cecil Elsey
$3000.00 2480.00 2340.00 2340.00 .21-60,00 2340.00
3100.00 2480.00 2100.00 1080.00 2160.00 2160.00
Charles.Strait Perry Gamble
2660.00 2340.00
Bryan
William McCollum
2340.00
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
CUSTODIANS - CONT’D Name
Elementary Schools Cont d
Salary
$2360.00
J. L. Harvey
Salary
Lorenzo D. McCathern
$2360.00
Hawthorne
Carey G. 0. Wilkerson
2600.00
Cleveland
Roy Potter W. H. Johnson
2720.00 2340.00
Columbus W. L. Newnum Warren Brayton
2100.00 2720.00
Creston Hills Lloyd Roberts Sarah Molder
450.00 2600.00
Culbertson H. R. Bumgarner W. R. Carnes
2660.00 2100.00
F. 0. McDowell Clyde Arnold Hayes
D. S. Ireland Morris Menefee
2660.00 450.00
Dewey Wm. Sanford Mike McMillan
2540.00 450.00
Edgemere 2660.00 2160.00
Percy Lutke W. H . Parker Edison
Elva Mae Goad
1905.12
Emerson
C W„ Taylor Hermit Danielson
2600.00 1050.00
Eugene Held
0. E. Castleberry F. R. Morphy
2600.00 1080.00
Fillmore R. L. Beaty Vernon Hardy
2420.00 1050.00
Gatewood Eddie -^rewer Gerald McKay
2540.00 315.12
- - -
Heronville E. P. Burnett T. B. Willis Melvin Wilson
2720.00 1110.00
2900.00 2340.00 1080.00
Horace Mann Albert Nokes Holland Christian
2720.00 2160.00
Irving
R. J. Conn
2160.00
Johnson 2360.00
Kaiser Vernon Hodge
1110.00
Lakeshore (Later named Lakeside) Lafayette
M. B. Fowler L. B. Cobb
2660.00 1150.00
Lee
Earl Patterson Johnny Ledford J. H. Phillips Grant Rogains
2900.00 1080.00 2160.00 2160.00
Lincoln
J. C. Bennett Billy Jo Robinson
2720.00 2060.00
Linwood
Roy Clontz W. C. Randolph Longfellow
2660.00 2340.00
- - -
Lowell C. V. Rider Andrew Chappell
236O.OO 720.00
Madison Hubert Sykora Ray Melton
Harmony
2780.00 2220.00
- - -
Ruby E. Johnson
J. Davis
Allen Webster Jack D. Kill
Elementary Schools-Cont’d
Harrison
Buchanan
Garfield
Name
2540.00 1030.00
Mark- Twain Harry R. Barnard
2220.00
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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT’D
CUSTODIANS - CONT'D
Name
Sa' Elementary Schools-Cont1d
Salary
Elementary Schools-Cont1 cL
Valley Brook-Poster
Mayfair
H. 0. Potter
$2420.00
Monroe
2600.00 IO3O.OO
K. McCart Joe Robinson Nichols Hills
Lloyd M. Estep
Ollie H. Edwards
$2360.00
2600.00
Putnam Hts.
2900.00 2340.00
2600.00
Maloria Luper
2160.00
2600.00 1050.00
2720.00 210.00 2240.00
2600.00 2100.00
Shidler
2720.00 1080.00
2780.00 2160.00
2840.00 2160.00 135.12 270.00
1050.00
Tyler 1080.00
University Heights Wa.lter Francen Harold Fisher
Ivan Beeson W. H. Warren
2720.00 2340.00
Harold. Hall Dellen Polley
2660.00 2340.00
William Oross Iona Buffaloe
2720.00 1080.00
A. U.'Skaggs J. M.'Dickson E. A. Kennedy
2840.00 1080.00 2160.00
C. C. White Glenn Grigsby
2600.00 1110.00
B. A. Russom David L. Rodke
3200.00 2160.00
Earl Atterbury Ilda Atterbury
2600.00 1050.00
Special Custodians
Taylor
Ferris M. Cornelius
2900.00 2280.00 1140.00
Jefferson Administration Bldg.
Stand Watie
Joe Ferguson
J. F. Powell John Clark Marvin Hefner
Administration Building
Shields Heights
G. J . Shaver G. W. Carter Duane Moates Donald Pryor
2600.00
Wilson
Sequoyah
Walter Roberson Doyle W. Nix
R. H. Smith
Willard
Rockwood
Sam Garrison Goldie Truelove
1180.00
Whittier
Riverside
Earl Dean John Paul Skrapka
Laura Carter
Wheeler
R. R. Donnell
R.'W. Sargent Bobby Gunter Wml W. Stanmire
Van Buren
Westwood
Rancho Village
B. E. Buffaloe Warren Burroughs
$2540.00 450.00
Washington
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John G. Voss Bert Sessums
Joe Thomas Bussell Werner
Walnut Grove
West Nichols Hills
Polk
Name
2600.00 1050.00
Cecil Pulliam Delphia Jean Majors—Secretary George Burroughs Lroy Grisham H. P. Harlow Charley Kolarik Cecil Stockwell R. C. Thomas Holmes Tyson Maurice W. Vaughn B. H. %nnett Noah H. Coleman Will Cbwley R. E. Miller W. F. Winningham C. L. Majors
3800.00 2100.00 3500.00 2480.00 3300.00 2160.00 2480.00 2480.00 2100.00 2160.00 2040.00 2040.00 2000.00 2160.00 2160.00 2160.00
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CUSTODIANS - SEPARATE SCHOOLS Name
Junior-Senior High
S chool
Salary
Douglass Andy Dement George Wells Hubert Allen Antoine Bridgett Harold Paine Jeff‘Walton Barney Conley Neil Pierce Leon Thomas -
$3451.44 2720.00 2160.00 2360.00 2280.00 234O.OO 180.00 500.00 2340.00
Elementary Schools
Carver Robert Wright
1240.00
Dunbar Artery Osborne Cleve Perry Walter Robinson
2990.00 2160.00 2280.00
Edwards
Van Osborne James Williams
2720.00 450.00
Orchard Park Jim Bailey
2780.00
Page H. 0. Kemp D. L. Pendleton
2840.00 2340.00
Bannaker W. H. Evans
M. M. Albertson Charley Isley Starling Ingle Ployd Blair Jack Eavis Orrie Davis Larry Kirkland Sam Lampkin R. H. Spencer Clarence Buggs Eugene King Alton Parr Elmer Staggs H. H. Wilson Odis Lynch Albert Ashbrener Max Bell W. T. Carr L. A. Dermid Dewey Dryden Clyde Overture Winfield Permenter Y. C. Alexander Quincy Sauls Joe Stewart John B. Yost George Miller Prank Hamilton Prank Schott Bert Simonton Leonard Smith T. D. Hornbeck Lon'Patterson Roy’Martin C. W. Reaves A. E. Hanley Tony Rains Ben'C. Reynolds Otis Lynch John Quinton
MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES (Majority Schools) H. G. Buchanan J. B. Strickland Henry H. Bon'd Chas. Burroughs Geo. Dillaplain Kermit S« Greear Andy V. Lackey W. R. Mobley E. G. Muegge Raymond Quinton Ployd %iith Drew Walker Lee Greer A. L.' Martin Lewis Miller Oliver Sherrick Osward Batson Carl S. Miller H. E.’ Passmore Ployd Stewart Betty Boone (Secretary) Prank Mudrak Carol Waller (Secretary) Charles Morava Robert Calhoun A. M.‘ Neely Wesley Zaloudik G. H. Davis
5700.00 2040.00 2600.00 3000.00 3400.00 2600.00 2600.00 3000.00 2700.00 2900.00 2900.00, 2600.00 2360.00 2360.00 2360.00 2400.00 3600.00 3600.00 ' 3400.00Eleyd3300.00 2400.00 4000.00 1800.00 38OO.OO 2800.00 ' 2800.00 2800.00 3200.00
$3400.00 3500.00 3400.00 2600.00 3’600.00 3800.00 3300.00 2600.00 3200.00 5100.00 5100.00 5100.00 2700.00 5197.68 2700.00. 3200.00 3200.00 3200.00 3800.00 3400.00 3400.00 3600.00 36OO.OO 38OO.OO 3500.00 3400.00 3400.00 3600.00 36OO.OO 36OO.OO 3200.00 3700.00 3200.00 3900.00 2900.00 2600.00 2700.00 38OO.OO 2900.00 3000.00
MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES (Separate Schools)
Woodson 1240.00
Salary
Name
2780.00
Prances Lyons
MAINTEANCE EMPLOYEES - CONT'D (Majority Schools)
Melvin Kornegay Melvin Kornegay Stanley Lounds
3200.00) 300.00) 3200.00
BOND ISSUE Engineering Paul Paul Hugh Hugh
L. Allison L. Allison Williams Williams
4800.00) 600.00) 46oo.oo) 600.00)
U- f MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
On roll call, all members present voted. "Aye," and the motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel for the year 1952-53 was declared to have carried.
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Mrs. Melton moved approval of the expenditure budget which has been prepared in the sum ’ ,15—At ’ Longfellow: School, ” 45(J0p<Nv ~ of $7,939,848.00, as follows, for the Majority Schools!’ ■Llncoln; ‘ ‘Mrshl BoybM.i'®f^ItdH»Tn^ 142
spector; Muriel Gore, Judge; Mrs. O. P. Estes,? Cleik; ■ J. . - • Lt 16^-Atj' Harmony Schddp 1537 JI. -E. -24th; Jame's-^M. Bonnell, Injpectbr; Jfrs. Edgar L. Petty,-'■‘JtidgS; Mrs; JAgnes-Bower,.'Clerk. ' _.’j ,’17—At'- Dewey School, 350,0 “N. -Lindsay i Mrs.’H J. Biiiher, IhSp.etstdr ;‘Mrs. Lena Beveridge,' Judge; -Mrs? Pearl Sohwan, ’Clerk. “ 18— AtCbestort Sills School, 2240, ■N E 19th; MrS. John LeKar,-. Inspector; Mrs Mary Norrie, Judge; Mrs. G. A.-McLane, ClefK. ■ ' ■ 19— At' CulbSftson School, 1201? N' E. 12th; Mrs’ J. L. PowdifB, 'Jnsp^cter; Mrs. O. A. Powell, ’Mdge; ''Mrs. George L. Catron, Clerk. ■ 20— At Lincoln .School, ...11.38 N. Geary;, Mrs. Thomas A.-"Brown; -Inspector; Mrs.' Irene Seaton, Judge; 'Mte Mabel Neph, Cleik , i i 21— At Walnut Grove''School*. 500 S. ^Durland;- Rufus Martin, Inspector;'
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FXPENSI S OT INDEpRilpENT SCHuTOlr DISTRICT NUMBER 89 ' , - ' OF OELa IIPSA COUNTY;..UKLAHOSlA, OTHERWISE KNOWN 1 V. 4* ’HIE IMJlRD t)F EDJUCATION' OF THE"UITY OF '"■OKEAHPMAiCITX,'. STATE OF OKLAHOMA; FOB . , , - > TlIE‘1FlSCAI' FE^l B 'BEGINNING. JULY I, 19'52
STATE. OF, OKLAHOMA; ‘COUNTY'OF OKLAHOMA;! . . ‘ the 'iiiifleisignfed,' the duTy -difaiified arid acting President and 'CIerli St usftfe Boat'd of 'Ed'ilt'a’tiOh of ‘Independent School District No. 89, of Okla’hom’a'Cffurtty, 'Okiah'dinA btheuwi' otherwise as The Board- of Education ■honfa:s ‘C81irtty;c'Okiahdina,:. ” , known '----- ---- — ........of* .the, the,,,City City of Oklahoma Qklaftoma ’City, State Stab of Oklahoma, do hereby certify that 'tha Toite'Win'g restimat^ Was 'WiS'de ■wiS'de- and,: and, approved by. said Board of Education- -at following ■estimate a .meeting,, meeting, thereof, held on the 4'th 4‘th day of February, 1952, < N.’L. -GEORGE, F '(Seal) . ’’Clerk. . JOfik -c HEARgON, Jr., -, FreSttcin. ’ 'SiibscribM to before me this: 4th day of February, 1952. < ify 'Commissioitiekpires April '23,1955.- HOLLIS HANEY, Notary Public. ’ Published by, order, of Said Board of Education * ESTIMATE OF NEEDS GENERAL FUND 1952-53 GENERAL FUND
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.'■’I,- Teachers’ Sala'ries ;_____________ '______________________ $5,588,219.-00 “2. "Maintenance. >„ ____ ________ __ ■._____ _____ ____ ___________ 2,196,833.00 3. —.Transportation _ ____________________ ___________________ 25,000.00 4. ’ capital Outlay :_2—______________ __________ —j ——120,750:00 . :.,5. -. Interest on . Warrants____ _ __ ________________ —9;000.00 4 Total Estimated Needs______ •________________ —_____ _ __ $7,939,848.00 [LESS:' . “ , l 'Estimated Sdrplus ________________ ____ j,___ „$ 300,000.00 ' Estimated Income Other Than Tax __ - 2,575,000.00 :Total Estimated Other Than Tax __ ___ —$2,875,000.00
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; Balance to be raised.by Tax Levy __ ___ _____ „„$5,064,848.00 Add 10% reserve for delinquent tax___ ___ ___________ -_____ 506,484.00
"Total amount to be raised by tax levy ______ .-______ ?_j ;4j $B,571;^|'j OO£ SINKING FUND REQUIREMENTS FOB YEAR 1952.58 For Bond TInterest -*“—-* . ”Fiscal •—’ Retirement On-Bonds Agency
New______ Sinking .Old Striking / Total, i
—$389,407.92 .... 89,583.33
$104,065.00 17,045.00
.^$478,991.25
$121,110.00
$675.16 229.61 $904.77 '
Total $494,1’48.08 106,857.94
$601,006.02
. . ’ BjriLDING. FUND LEVY^JESTIMATE OF NEEDS EOB‘ 1952-53 EfScuori of: Public SchoolnBuildi.tgs — ___ ————_a___„„$l,775,000.08 •
Less estimated surplus —,-------- ------------------------------------- ____ _ 750,000.00
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Balance, to, be_ raised by,tax levy.si.ir__________________ —_s.„a$li'025'000.00 Add 10% reserve for. delinquent tax w---_____ _____________i__ x_ ' 102,500.00 .’total Amount to be raised by„ taiKlev’y ----- ->—--------- ■.—.■41,127,500.00 By virtue ot tfte authority- ye^ted ftA | I the Board.of Education of Independent' “Shall there be made a five mill School District No.. 89, otherwise known1 as The Board of Education <5f.,the Citjdii levy, in-, addition to all other school levies otherwise provided, Upon the of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma,8 assessed valuation ,of all taxable by law and pursuant to the itemized , property within Independent School estimate above set forth, as a part on1 this call, showing that the levy to be I District No. 89,,of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma,-.otherwise knbwn-as allocated by the Excise. Board of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; is insuf-( The, Board ,of.;Ed.ucation of the: .City ■ . Aeient. to create ,a . fund meeessark to; of OklahomafCity, State-of Okla- 1 support,, the ..common schopls. of the: homa, for th,e purpose of providing independent School District last above i funds for the erection of - public ! named, as determined in the i-budgetl school buildings for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1952. S as prep’ared. by Virtue of: the' law df thg 'State of Oklahoma, and that as' FOR THE LEVY □ < heretofore determined by the Board | , AGAINST PH'E LEVY , □” { of ‘Education of such Independent School ’District, an excess levy of fif~ , The polls shall be opened at 6: o’clock I a,rm ,. and ■ remain 'open continuously teen mills above’ the levy Required to .be allocated by the Expise Board of and be closed at 7 o’clock p. m. The' number ,and -• Ideation of the Oklahoma .County; Oklahoma; 'is necessary for current expenses; including pollingplaces and'the persons who capital'improvements, for the, support shall conduct said elections Shall be [of the common schools in said District aS follows: ’ for thp fiscal year beginning July 1,' 1— At Nichols Hills Town Hall, 6407 [Avondale.; G. R.' Bixler, Inspector; 1952. T Mrs...Alice:Schmidt; judge; Mrs? Helen GENERAL FUND: 1 " i,NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Strong, .'Clerk.5 2— At West Nichols Bills SbhooL a special election'is (hereby called to be held in Independent School District' Nd. 7400 Greystone; Mhs. J. C, Andrews, 89, of Oklahoma ^County, Oklahoma; [Inspector; Mrs. Betty Schwab, Judge; otherwise kneWn'as The Board of Edu- Mrs.-'Dale F. Pierce, Clbflr. .' cation of the City .of Oklahoma- City; '3—At Horace Mann' 'School, 1105 State of Oklahoma, to be held on March N. W 45th; Mrs. R. L. CroWe, In* 25, "1952,» for - the purposeof submit- spector; Mrs. Hal Horton; Judge;.Mrs; •• ting ito the qualified electors of said A? C. Stover, Clefk. ■’ Independent District ithe -question -of . 4—At -Sequoyah 'Schoiff, 2400 N. W. making -an increased levy of fifteen 36th ; ’ Mrs.. Olin N. Terpening, Inmills' .upon the assessed valuation bf spector; Mrs. Robert JLittle; Judge; all taxable property within said Inde- Mrs.’ 'Wilberta Denny, Clefk. ■ -■ pendent school'district as ’returned" by ,5—At Putnam Heights Softool, 1601 the - County Assessor > of - Oklahoma Nt W. 36th; Harry Priest, Inspector; 'County? Oklahoma, to pay 'the current Mrft.' George Sellman,' Judge; Mrs. expenses; including capital improve- R, R. Denham,,'Clerk. ; , ments of" said Independent District:, fqk <6—At E'dgemere Sihool, 3200 N[ the fiscal- year- beginning July 1, 1952, Walker; James N. Lindsay, Inspector! in substantially the following form: Mrs. Kitty Hoffman, Judge; Mrs, H. J. QUESTION Rhodes,. Clerk. »■> - < i “Shall there be made .a fifteen ' 7—At 'Cleveland School, 2725' N. W; mill levy, in' excess of the’ levy to ,23rd,;. Jenpie A; .Lively, Inspector; Lqra Be allocated by ' the ' ~ ' Excise: Boardgdhafber, Jtidge; Mrs. Arietta Ander? - of OklalW : ■! County; ‘ Oklahoma; "jSbfl CldxC ‘ .-,8-UAt Linwood School, 3416 N. W. ‘-valuation of all within Ihdeperid- ■17ith.;: Mrs.' Jess T. Owen, Inspector:; -.■No: 89. of OklaMr§_ J. Leon Newton,;. Judge;, Mrs, H. 'C. Morse, Clerk 9—At Eugene Field School, 1515' N! (Klein;* Mrs". Laura Mt Parkerj Jrit sp'detof; ■ Mrs., James Baxter, 'Judge'; MrA John LoeSsiri,.,Clerk, ' » ,10—At Wm. , -Harrison. 721 ,JN. / W.
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u ■ EBY GIVEN that 7 Kurin • ailed tn be bud out Ys< hool Diy.uct w or Oklihotna Count v, Oklaltotivi" otln-n ne FnOnn as Tl\e Bond oi Eaucdtioti oL tlif Citi of OklUi'bma Citi,'state or Oklahoma on'Saiifii jt {.win h, ele, tioli -time
°11—it^chanan gcij|of, 4'126 N. W; l.Sths SMjpiudSf©51 I^uncan, / Inspector i PWne, QjiU.Jpdge; Hestella Stone,' CJerk. '< X 1'—It Mnifur '»<lin<ll 1016 N Indep mleuie 111- 1 i: Hi Imhuig <nDon IIivk DK< i Jud6c lli. Ua’m Pntbt!nnl, Cleirk Galpv nqJ'SdioblI 1821 N ' W, Lbi; Mi «* m '“*>h n I nep, ct< 1 Mi*- une Pulton J .-s V Rid fe 2’15 >.«
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Catherine Beard, Judgfe; Arinie Green* I wood, Clerk. * r j . 22— At Inman Page School? 317 Geary; Cora Stewart, Inspector; ' Pearl Buford, Judge; Mrs. Mary Wl» -son, Clerk. '' ' 23— At Edwafds School; I123‘ N. H Grand Blvd.; Alvin P. Metoyer, spector; Mrs. Bertha Moore, Judkbtl Mrs. Odessa P. Jenkin's, Clerk. 24— At Dunbar School, 1432‘~J?k-E« 7th; Georgene Richardsdh? InstfSaftM Johnnie. Jackson, Judge; MinmffWsMiS derson, Clerk. J 25— At Polk - School, N, H>-37® Prospect; Mrs. Gerald Page, BfebeUSri Mrs. H. A. Raboin, Judge; lira DHKHa £rigg, Clerk. . . - 26—At Emerson School;' 715 W.JWSbi [ker; Lou- McCollom, .Inspector Gordon, Judge; Mrs. T. H. My^ra .Clerk. i I 27—At Willard School,. iJO'd r3rd; J. L. Burchfiel, InspectoF&ti&irai (clerk7 Olsoni Jud.g6; Jewell StHffg^ ’ 28—At Hawthorne School,-2300 N. 'fc ‘15th; Mrs. A. V,aM<JCUistOfi,.-In4pdfttbri J -Mrs. Elvira Trepp,. JuSgd; 7 Vehiia- &, {Arnold, Clerk. , s . - 1 29—At Mark Twain Softool; 22$0 ifc {Main; Lona Gunter, Inspector; Kkth* erme Cutler, Judge; Christine SiHitlMA IClerkk . ' ‘i - , ‘ ? -30-r7At : Wheeler School?-501 ik'BL ,25th; Mrs. V. L, Dillon, IiidftSbtofj! Ruth West, Judge; Dorothy-ShaiiriohL /Clerk. . ' , . ; i -<>»> - 3 31— At Jefferson Davis School, 3U S. E. 52nd; Mrs. Flossie" Heth^rl’ngtdn. Inspector; Mrs. fCE. Rdgftf/'Judge J, Mrs; Leia Spry, GGSk. . . 32— At Foster High School E6th & Eastern; Pauline Mollman, Inspect’oi-t' ' Mrs. Rose Hocker, Judge; Mra Maunie , Jones, Clerk. " ' 33—At Prairie Queen School, S. 'ty. , 56th & _Western; Mrs. Wm. Butler. ! Inspector; Mrs. Edna King, -Judge! Mrs. V. L. Sochbr,. Clerk-. ■34—At Washington - School, -315'; S. Walker; T. S. Sims, Inspectdf;'Mrs. : Bettie Morgan, Judge; Mrs. H. F. ■ . Brundridge, Clerk. ' " ... 3.5—At L"ee School, 424 S. W. 29tll.: Mrs. Millie Wyont, Inspector; Mi®. i W. L. Carpenter, Judgef. Mrs. Geo; K Harns, Clerk. ' ' 1 36—At Carver School, ■ 2801 S. IV. (Noble; A. O. Shelton, Inspector; Rob* I ert Smith, Judge; Lula Hall, Clerk. '.'. I 37—At 'Westwood School, 1701 •Ex| change; Mrs.,Lois K. Scdtt, inspector,; Mrs. Basil Lowery, Judge; Mra .La-r vonne Baccanni, Clerk. . -v? 38— At Heronville School, 1240 S. W. 29th; Mrs. AyS. Carter;' Inspector; Mrs. A.,G. Carroll, Judge; Mrs;'She¥man Moss, Clerk. ' -' -. «• ft 39— At - Stand Watie School, 3517 S.Linn; Mrs. C. H. Roberts, InspefetoSf Mrs. D. C., Barrett, Judge; Mrs. 'Horace B. Cdok, Clerk. - - ■», 40— At Rockwood School, 13000 S. W» 23rd; Mary B. Pemberton, Inspector,il Ada Sue Hawkins, Judge; Mrs. E? L. Birchfield, Clerk. • . ........ ■' j IP .41—At Carey School, 38Q1 S. W> 29th’ji Mrs., Ona Ferrell, Inspector; Mrs? Stella Miller, Judge; Mrs. Jack Hud*‘ sori, Clerk. «. , - ,.-sJ 42—At Rancho Village School z 140® Johnston;? O. L. Gibson, Insppctorjl Mrs H. L. Presser, Judge; MrsnF. W« iDodd, Clerk. ■ JUL ? f 43—At Shields Heights.-School,. 301 IS. E- $8th; w. H., Tiner, Inspector!' [Mi's. ,W. E. Traugh, Judge; Jessls Stack, Clerk 44—At Joftn Adams. School,, Sii W« 3/th & Goff; Mrs. Ernest Muzny, Ifl* spector: Mrs B. W.,Hensley, Judgbjl:: Mf<‘ EPlui King, Clerk. ” , £* *'—At Columjrus School, 2402 ■&. Penn , Mis H. FC. Keller, InspeftdM'S Kailiryn Hill, Judge; Pauline EldfidgA‘-lril< , • p 16— tt Lafaxcttc School, 500 &' W, tlih; J. S Sriong, Inspect™; Mrfc Muirai L-wenchl, Judge; Mis. Gedu MaMen, Cleik >7— It lu en-i.le A honl, 4’1 g 11th; Mr« 7T.Hi; Mi» Edna Mav Maxbiun, Inspe 'Mrs. Jonn himon, Juu,fge; Mis. M hasten. Clerk ■ Sufli omeeis shall also act M couiltris , XM1NLSS our hands as Presid, and Clerk of the Roaid of Educ.it ni ^ud 11 or School *DiMi •Distil ud hchool i ol Tebruaii, A D 195 JOHN C. PEARSOft], _Jr,
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The motion was seconded, by Mr. Lookabaugh and, on roll call, carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #239 Majority School Budget for 195253 Approved
MEETING 0? JULY ?, 1952 - CONT'D R. #240 Separate School Budget for 1952-53 Approved
Motion was made hy Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the expenditure budget which has been prepared in the sum. of $987,961.00 for the Separate Schools, as follows: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5»
Teachers 1 Salaries Maintenance Transportation Capital Outlay Interest on Warrants
$584,449.00 258,912.00 1,500.00 143,000.00 100.00 Total---------- $987,961.00
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.” R. #241 Approval to Pay Architects
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the payment of.$5,224.03 to Boston & Frankfurt, Architects, for architectural and engineering services on the James K. Polk,Service Shops, and William McKinley Junior High School buildings. On roll call, the motion carried, unanimously.
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS R. #242 Treasurer’s Report Rec’d.
R. #243 Lease Approve d
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the report of the School District Treasurer was received and ordered filed. C-At -* J“
Mrs. Melton moved approval to continue lease on property at 815 North Harvey as per the lease contract submitted, rental $300.00 per month, the lease contract to be mailed to the lessor for execution. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried unanimously on roll call. •»?
Report of Central Food Service Dept.
A report from the Central Food Service Department was received and a copy placed on file in the central office. PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
A list of personnel recommendations was submitted, as follows:
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Marshall ................ _ (Merle Brandon- refeigned).. ...._____ _______ ;__________ .lErajaie.r»_.Jamaa------ -- [ .30-5.0—;..Q*£.».U........... 4 ; |(Mr.) t ;B.A. ;' ;tI ; Jackson-Phqto(yerna - resigned)'______ ............. .'.._____ .pIopjjrax....fiwil£QxX___ [.3.Q5.Q__ ;..G..5-.T..G....... |„5..yxs....*52tx5X..|^raphy...^..J5.KSA _____ Knepper ___ • .....q • ; j(Mrs.) t [B.S. ; B.S. Tenn,' Tenn,' t ; Inman Page ... .(&2*X„S.._Siji^_x.retix§Xl __________ t.-------------- lUpshaw^Mennla--------1---------.;.28m. ..... (State...................... L2..yrs....;52w5.3..-. .......................... t : I(Mr.) t ;B«A, ; t j Inman Page ......Ui'ftg.ilaJtg'Wspn .~_reHre„a)_________ ;__________ XBuxxifiii^I)filhar.t ... <*.2^.0.Q. t.JjsLAgJlt.QJiX—.....1.................'5.2."53.—...|..5—t.ll..... t ! I(Mr.) ; t B.S. t ’ ; Glassin-Gcxstt.n (Estelle Cunningham;- retired)__ 1 __ _ iCaldwell* .Virgil ._J-3.Q50._j.!LuJuM*—.:..5...yx.s....;£?-53..... ;'.SBaaUiL______ __ _ .......... : ......... “ “”T(M^r................................. ; !B.S. t ; tSoutheast (Bessie Eargle - transfer) t I Smith, Wallace. .....;-305.0.......'.&mU,--------- .;.-5t-.yxs-.!.52x53 '.Math.—_____ _ ____ ; ; i(MrsJ • IB.S. t ■ [Edwards (Emma June Greene Leave of Ahsenfce)_______ sRolfe. Rubye____ .....L30.QQLi...J;.XinMlJX_U*.;.-21..y^^....:^2r53......;.^ad_____ _ ! ;M.S. ; *'t ;Hawthorn& . ; : • I(Mrs.) ......Q^eta .Biley..-..trafts£_c.EJ_______ _______ _____ jMorsar.Aiaxiue___ ..... ------ ;.->..y£a...:5^53_ .(.2nd.__ _____ _ ! ! I(Mrs.l t ;.B.S. ; ! [Shidler ______ L________4Gojoflar-*-A®CUia___ ... Ll..^r.__ •^2»53....1A±h________ i • , ■ ! ; (Miss) t Elected Un- ’ did not | t 1 • I • ---------- __ assigned— t—accapt—4-------------- -------- ■ jB.S. t ; tJ. Marshall; . I. t I (Mr.) (Additional Position) ; iCrowder. Sam .....t.3.Q5£>—------ ;...5...yrs...J5&-53— : jB.s. : • : : : i(Mrs») ....t.26.Q.Q——;------------ I^e5X...[.ElAjsiM.JIaa§£lgn(; : : i(Mrs.) t [B.S. ; I [Lafayette ....[□0.5.Q—... 'C-.S..T..C----- ;.Xyr.s.....i52K53..„..t.2nd_____ ___ _____ ....Il?aisx.„Cp.tXer„.^Xr£iisf_erJ....________ t___ _______ IS.ip.e^.Ada._______ • tB.A. ,;15. ; ! ;Harding-S.S.: • : Kmt .) :A.ddi..ti.Qflal..P.QJSiii.Qn.)_: _______________ t____ ______ .p/alker.,-Joseph.-— -..[•30.50—;SAi-S.^-„™.;..5--yrs-.-.;52s!i53----!iaddi.iiQna]__ 1____ : A time replacing Frank Mudrak - transfer < i(Mre) ’ k.s. ; Ln ;CLP,J.U -Phys^ Jtd, !2A00 -C.S.T.C. ■ 2 yrs 52-53 »Mecn Drawihg j Sr time additional ■_____ _____ ____ ' ' Karns.. Trim_______ t I (Miss) ; tB.A. t I 4 ; !W. J. Bryan j I .£2—53.______ ................................................................................................. I ^heeler, Cherre 2600 ;O.U. • _________________________ «»■ ; ; Classen - Eng. t 'WT’’. :......................... fsTsT............. : » ...(.yiar-y-iuwi-Iiarxis...=»..r,esi.gned.)...... — .XlcIiQls*...B.ayfflP.nd. ____ L§9.QQ......:.S.s.L(Jh^^^^ r...... ......................................................................................................... I” I I IB.A. !I [Edgemere-Music (Miss) ; tB.A. ;! 4 I I t ' - fc:Z.----___:5.2=53......;.5.th________ 1.......... ..|mithr...C.ar.ol_____ ____L2.70.Q......[.i},.Q. ___ ._..;X_XK. .„..;X.xx.........:5.2x53. ...(Eelan..Sadler..w..traap£er.) t 4 (Mrs.) ; tB.S. ;! IB.S. :t 1 Hancho Village 4 4 4 •.£JSaX£........*.5...yxs. .... :52^53„„).5tiL„...„ ..... ....... L-.... . I ..4Helan..Bxaas..ffli xasigna.d)L.’ ..§harx’.od>„.Laura............ ’..3Q50-—;.O*Sa.T..C»___ ;.5-..yr.s. :5.2-53. ’T" ...... . I |Mrs.) ! t Non-degreet • ; John Adams ; i4 ♦. ...jrnads.t...Edi±h------------- [.2.300..... ' " TU—...... ;3.jixa^...:52a53-J^nd................... L..........;. ...(U=ace.Brannan~.^.j:£islgnad). 11 I |Mrs.) ; Wnw. ;1 Non-degreet '• .; Columbus-Kdgt, 1 .4. — ...4Xupnxua~.Wa.tehs..«.„trahs££ir.) ---------..Bass,...Nona-................ -....; ..2300. .t.Xt^S..T...C.-... ;-3-yr.s.... '.52w53.....LAjsst > —..52st53l4only.. 4 I I |Mrs.) ; . [ Non-degree ...... .[ I 'Whittier I4 ...(BixtiuJlausin...^...LLliie^s.)--------------..jMab.,-.Alher-ta------------ .;..22CtG.....!.2AW.^S^.T..C...;.U~yr.s [51jh 52;„...;.2nd_.«.„51«.52. I I 4 4 |Mrs.) t [B.S. • : 1; Inman Page o 4 s) -• 1 4 ..|lerr-Gdr-.A14.G.e---....... ...... ;..2?00—t-Langs-ton- t-3-yr.s-—;..51«52.I >!t ■ —l»S«t—-AB < » 4 ! (Miss) ;Elected Un- > did not :____ ;________ : _____ jjaaiaeL-.. • rI *!4 1 1 (Miss) ; Elected UnJdid not • I • • I 4 I 1 .„May.as+_.§us--------------- !.sssigne.d___ .<a.G0£.pt. ____ -______ ,_____ _______ ............................................... >(«•••.. MtMUMaoa*' . 4 I |Miss) t 'B.S. : !I ;» Southeast 4 4 ....CAddi.tiQnai_Eaai.tLonO_____________________ .t-.,----- ^t,-T-ni -hiU—Aaiia__ _____ „„....;..29DQ... ____________ !-3-yr.s... A time replacing Anne Vinson - tr&jnsfer, pirs.) 1 ; t B.F.A. • ; t Edgemere IdrUHnnal • ' ' breene. Virginia____ t 2600 ! O.U.__ ____ ...[_______ :.5.2-5±...:'.Jdg;t...______ ........... .„.?.g..tim£Ad!ii.iianal.„..; I »» l(Mr.) t [ B.A. ' I I I ■■■■(B9£e£^.tey.eng-.-. ti^jxsf er) ________ ! I t ; B.A. ; t .John Adams pirs.) t, I I > __ ____ _______ .____ i.3100 ; C.S.T.C. ;5 yrs t52-53 t 3rd-4th_____ L____ . I Ma^rfield. Beatrice I I piss)_______________ ! ; B.A. East > t • Southeast___ ! I I I Parsons. Hedy j 27OO ! Texas State 1 yr • 52-53 ; i <?h 1 .-..(Addj^ioaaJ-X<?si.tion!)^.--------T4’ *" *’ t . I p-ir.) ; ; B.A. • t . Southeast i t poling, Carlton 12700 t O.U. t lyr '• 52-53 t Art .i.(M^.tl2.^1_Posi.ticrg)______ _ t_______ r.Tl1___ ,,„ i uiiiiiiii - - * 11 i ri I IM I Illi'I 0l~l i 11 i l 4 t » t : 1 ' ' ! ' < i I ; • : ... —.—_.^.^S^ased__:___.____ 1 ...... ~ ..... "1 “ : ' ‘ T ......... : ...... ■ ""■■■ x .(Miss) _ ; Hawthorne ; I : : : : iMcLees, Frances ...'. EEincipal____ £=22=52
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SecondaryLyda Marshall-English Sadies Hazelwood-English Katherine Gibson-History Rae Miller-Math Lamora Wells-0ommerce Bernice Gordon-Nath Eva Chowning-Librarian
Mary Neel-English John Faden-Science Rul r McKe Ivy-C ommer cia 1 Mrs. E. Cunningham-Language Florence Kunkle-S.S. & English Raymond Ryder-History
ElementaryOpal Autry-Horace Harm Olive I. Martin-Sequoyah Ruth Cole-Linwood Nary Campbell-Emcrson 'Nary N.' Gibson-Edgemere Edith Lafon-Nhittier
Mae Klingler-Mayfair Sula K. Waggoner-Sequoyah Velta Hunley-Linwoocl Goldie Mayberry-Jef. Davis Fannie M. Shannon-Edgemere Bertha Glaser-Whittier
Instrumental MusicDonald Todd-Cap Hill Jr, Eric larham-Harding Edward Berry-Southeast T. Burns Westman-Webster William Burchardt-Webster
Arthur Johnson-Classen C. S. Thomas-Roosevelt Mrs. Marl Scott-Cap Hill Sr. Martha Murray-Taft Wm. Taggert-Jackson-
Substitute Teachers to be re-elected, for the school year 1952—53:
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Teachers selected to teach in. the Oklahoma City Summer School:
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Laird, Lavelle (Mrs.) Lowe, Alice (Mrs.) Malone, Olive (Mrs.) Matthews, Rada Sue (Mrs.) McClanahan, Bess (Miss) Miller, Bernice (Mrs.) Mills, Madge (Mrs.) Newman, Margaret (Mrs.) Porter, Norma (Mrs.) Pratt, Madge (Mrs.) Seaman, Grace (Miss) Shriner, Ruth (Mrs.) Slover, Gwendolyn. (Mrs.) Spowart, Faye (Mrs.) Terry, Alice (Mrs.) Thomas, Modena (Miss) Timmons, Elizabeth (Miss) Tubb, Alberta (Mrs.) Wiley, Lula (Miss)
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MEETING 0? JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
The Recreation Commission wishes to submit the f’o'Uowiug rccomrxendatious to Education effective June 1, 1952: 1.
Field Supervisor at $9.00 per day:
Mildred Rickard
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Field Supervisor at $6.5O per day:
Jayne Allen
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Field Supervisor at P7.00 per day:
Edmund Fotzinger
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Lifeguards at $6.00 per day Leo Shaw Ira Winfrey Leonard 0’Daniell
he Board of
Emily McCord Joe McCrary Den Cooley
5.’ Plo.ygrou.rid Supervisors at D5.S9 per day:
Nadine Dane Ferdinand Hassler Huth Howell Dean Kidd Lorena Brunson Violet Richardson Dary Esther Jarboe Evelyn Dines Mayvcvrlene Frederick
Mary ..'Itcn Etalea Unferth Itura Sridgewater Rowena Oliver Dixie Lou Lewis Ruby Brewer Norma Fitter Virginia Rowley
Playground Assistant Supervisors at $5 47 per day:
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Florine Dougan Dorotha Ge ntry Dan Costley Marilyn Rott Fenton Huff
Essie BaileyAnn South Ethel Rice Florence Fithian
playground Supervisors for Separate Schools at $5.89 per day:
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Mary Cook Ruth Lewis Hazel Horn Beulah Britton Aretha. Smith Edna Pendley
Elvora Allen Alice: Mae Winston Ruby Irish Selma Fairley Alice Waters
Playground Assistant Supervisors for Separate Schools at ^5.4? per day:
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Franklin Bruce Joy Hargrove
Jean Moore
The Recreation Commission wishes to submit the following recommendations
_ox Education effective June 15, 1952: 1.
Lifeguards at $6.00 per day:
Steve Butler
2.
Playground Supervisors at §5.89 per day:
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Philip E. Bodovitz Pauline Parsons
3.
Douglas Halley
Mary C. Vater Patricia Kugel
Lifeguard for Separate Schools at $6.00 per day:
Bernard Gene Crowell
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Playground Supervisor for Separate Schools at §5.89 per day:
Mattie Lou Locust ■ Clerical Change
Name Change Lois ^stead - Exendine
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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
SERVICE DEPARTMENT - PERSONNEL Request Pernriq.^-io-n to employ the following •oeonle for work on additions and annexes at rates previously approved by the Board of Education.
Per Hr. John C. Berland Roger 0. Brown Milton L. Chisum Roy Conner W. L. Conner A. E, Courtney Leroy Courtney Chas. H. Crawford Ray Daniel, Jr. R. M. Gordon Foster Harrington Wilburn Lee Lackey H. L. Littlefield Firman E. Mall Leonard F. Marcotte Guilforu Moutray Albert C. Ossenkop Wm. J. Palmer Wilson Holbert Woodrow Holbert Donald H. Ladd
Carpenter Carpenter Laborer Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Foreman Carpenter Laborer Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Laborer Carpenter Foreman Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Carpenter Laborer
11.50 1.50 1.25 i.5o 2.00 2.00
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Request permission to employ the following people.for work during the summer months at rates previously approved by the Board of- Education:
BRICKLAYERS HELPERS
PAINTERS HELPERS
PLUMBERS HELPERS
Don Bobzien
Woodrow C. Busey Wm. C. Chambers Wm. F. Coiner Joe M. Dabney * Johnny Davis Merle K. Gilmore George Hall Alton J. Marshall Clinton S. .Miller C. R. Roberts' Everett V. Semrad Bartlett A. Ward Ernest B. Wright Denny V. York Irving H.„Blumenthal Alfred Love Lee J. Brunner
John R. Clark J. T. Cox Oakley Drury George Gilroy James W. Hicks John Bruce Roberts Wm. A. Spradling Joseph C. Taylor, Jr.
ROOFERS HELPERS
John C. Calhoun Bobby Goad Paul Rattan PLASTERS HELPERS James Ray Patterson Davis Shelton Ernest A. Buckhold
LANDSCAPE HELPERS Leon Kennedy Richard Lee Simonton.
CARPENTERS EELPERS
William A. Brunner Green Frank Dickson Louis McMillan Harry Miller Lawrence K. Mooney Travis D. Mullins Eugene Musselman Thomas M. Oliver W. R. Swarts REFRIGERATION HELPERS Norman Crawford William T. Fisher Mahlon Harville Charles Ribelin
ELECTRICIANS HELPERS
James Lawford Lanman Dan M. Walker
CABINET- MAKING James F. Corbett Doyle H. Crews Maurice Ghromley Fred G. ..Holloway Henry W. Hoopar James McCuckin Vera Marrah Howard Musselman Ross E. Nichols Chester A Reeves George T. Ross
■LABORERS HELPERS
Chester Bynum Geo. D. Conley Gene Conley Jerry Cook Harold Eldridge Elwood J. Goeringer Don Eugene King Ronald Sigal King Fred Mercer Loman Glenn Edw. McKittrick Kenneth L. McMillin Herman F. Mil] er Harold Dean $taal Billy Driskell FOUNTAIN WORK
Howard Easley Richard Arlen Easley
DRAYAGE HELPERS Buck James Weaver
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
PERSONNEL ?".. W . ■■ T.
TERMINATIONS •
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
I
EMPLOYMENT
! EFF T. DATE I
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NAME
*' T. -L. Moon ; Mark Twain ! 5-30-52 I -------------------------- --- -----f^luaeni’noowiian’----------- \-------Jerry Alexander poster- Valley Brook 5-30j-52 ...... " ~ i^l'i^'enV’fTooiwin T"....... Bobby Tompkins ; Nichols Hills ; 5-30-521 . . ....... ?=...........
..Bobby Sherman
• SALARY !
____ :*......... »
REPLACEMENT OR bEGREE ; APPVD ; EFFT. • COLLEGE ! EXP. • ! -----------------------------REMARKS -------------------- DATE —
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____ L121a.6d.„ ;Half Time Flooir! ; • ! man - Monroe < 5-50-52! JoeRobinson _ _ ; 85.8j Lindsey Faller •*Half Time Flooir' i ; ! ! man - Fillmore! 5-30-52= Vernon Hardy____ _ ; 85.83; Jimmy Dugger •Student Floorm^n i '• ! ..;.^iison______ ;...-^30=M.... -_____ -__________ -j........... !-Bobby Shnell ; Student Floormptn ; ! ! ? ■ I _____^^5=30=54______________ __ ________ • Half Time Floojri ! i ...BoW..Goad ...J.Eia^.-..J.G££ers.Qh.....5-3Q-52 F Ilda .Atterfegixy.....,....:..,85*83;._ !Half Time FloorI ! i ------------ ;....85.«83!... .’Half TimeFloor- 5-30-5 2| ! ; ...imaii..xs...Cap.,HilL_JSj:»—_ ,.J....pharles„Gill---------- ,;__fi5«.83;— .....£tex&U.jEte&ny. -------• Half Time Floor= ! . ‘ .....Holland.jlichalson. ....:.man._-n„J^Jiar^hll...5^0«5i...S9.Uand.Hi_chQ.l^Qxt...J,...85..8.3L. Heave of Absenbes I ; •' ______ ■.....^=15S!54...5^^y:ii^____ ;..„.32.5a„ [Half Time FloohI ; •
William Ford
! Half Time FlodrI aan- Northeast' 6-2?x52i
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; 85.83
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Appointment; jBo v/?& r4 Sizemore Rowland, Vocational Teacher, John Marshall High School. r\n ■=_ 12 in calendar _ a__ ____ J“,‘j We Wl.ll TSCel salary $4-700.00 months a State * reimbursement of $2800.00 on this salary. This salary conforms with the salaries paid Vocational Agriculture teachers throughout the State.
Action
2.
Assignments of Principals?
(a)
Hogard, Bert (Mr.) - Teacher at Central High School, - to be assigned as Teaching Principal, Walnut Grove School » Salary $4-200.00. (teaching salary plus $500.00).
(b)
Estep, Earl (Mr.) - Principal at Walnut Grove School - to be assigned to principalship at Shidler School. No change in salary.
Davenport, W. C. (Mr.) = Principal at Shidler School = to be assigned to principalship at Lafayette School. No change in salary. Bo-rah^ Ralph (Mr.) - Principal at Lafayette School to be assigned to principalship at West Nichols Hills School.. No change in salary.
(e)
Green, Ruth (Miss) - Principal at West Nichols School - to be assigned to principalship at Gatewood School. No change in salary.
(f)
ff-Hzum7 Lee (Mr.) - Principal at Gatewood School - to be assigned to principalship at Hawthorne School. No change in salary.
(«)
Lack, Edwin (Mr.) = Principal at Prairie Queen School - to be assigned to principalship at.Irving (temporary). No change in salary.
Br-o^9 Russel (Mr.) - Supervisor of ^atiorastitEducation - to be assigned to Assistant=Principalship - Capitol Hill Jr. High School (temporary). It is intended that Mr. Browe will be assigned as the principal of the new U. S. Grant Jr. High School, when the building has been completed. No change in salary.
JV')
MEETING OF JULY 7. 1952 - CONT'D
Motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried with all members voting "Aye.�
R. #244 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the following resolution of appreciation for Miss Frances McLees, recent- R. #245 ly deceased, was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried unanimously: Resolution of AppreciaIN APPRECIATION OF tion of Miss MISS FRANCES MCLEES McLees, BOARD OF EDUCATION, OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Deceased The ftard of Education learned with deep regret of the great loss on June 29, 1952 of Miss Frances McLees who served in the Oklahoma City Public Schools as Principal of Irving Elementary School for seven years. This past year she was promoted to the Principalship of Hawthorne Elementary School. She had traveled widely, having taught in China, India, Syria, Stance, and Bolivia before coming to Oklahoma City. Although Miss McLees had been in failing health for many months,, through courage, loyalty, and faithfulness she continued to contribute her beat as long as she was able. She was conscientious, loving, and thoughtful of both her pupils and coworkers and won for herself their respect, admiration, and devotion. She belonged to the local, state, and national organizations and always gave her support to every worthy cause.
Her friendliness,'her loyalty, her devotion to duty, her willingness to serve.in any capacity where she could serve best, will be long remembered. In working with her school children she found great happiness, and they in turn appreciated her as a friend. She dvoted her life to the service of others in countless ways, By her quiet, unassuming manner, she enriched the lives of all who knew her. Because of the fine qualities she possessed, she drew those people to her who were sensitive to her inward strength of character and stability.
Her suffering was great and her passing a deep sorrow to her family and friends, but the noble spirit and ideals she possessed and translated into life will live long in the hearts of her associates. The highest tribute we can pay to her memory is to remember her as a great teacher and a true friend. (Signed)
John C. Pearson, Jr., President
C. Chester Swanson, Superintendent
BILLS AND PAYROLLS
The following report of the Clerk for the month of June was submitted:
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA. July 7, 1952
Report of Clerk for June
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma C ity Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration: BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JULY 7, 1952:
Item #la - 1951-52 GENERAL FUND
$
86,026.75
Item <b
- 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND
Item #lc
- 1950-51 GENERAL FUND
Item #ld
- 1950-51 SEPARATE FUND
Item #le
- 1949
Item #lf
- 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY FUND
44,693.00
Item $Lg
- 1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY FUND
1,539.70
Item #lh
- 1952
BOND
3,500.00
Item #li
- 1952
SEPARATE BOND
22,169.88
1,767-01 20.10
1,149.60
BOND
23.00
TOTAL-------------------
$160,889.04
Bills Recommended for Payment
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- ------Bills Recommended, for Payment
1951-52 GENERAL FUND
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A & A Lock Shop Acme Oil Tool Co
Repr to Equip - Carey Repr to Equip
Selected L©w
12.50 3?. 80
A F Films Ins Allied Paint Mfg C© All-Pest Exterm Serv Almanac Films Inc American Arctic C@
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg Serv for May Teaching Aid Supl Custodian Supl
Low Selected Contract Publisher Selected
51o00 ->6.95 24.50 226.22 12.00
American Auto Assn American Book Co American Equip Co American First Trust Co American Floor Surfacing American Technical So© Americana Corporation Associated Credit Bureaus AT & SF Railway Mrs. Thelma Bailey Barada & Page Inc Beacon Pub Co Chas A Bennett Co In©
Instr Supl - Audio-Visual Instr Supl - Roosevelt, Columbus Upkeep Grounds Business Ofc Supl Repr to Furn Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus. Library Books - J Marshall Night School Supl Freight =■ NE Consultant Fe® - Reading Workshop Custodian Supl Renewal - Supt Of© Teaching Aid & Instr Supl
Lew Publisher . Standard
5l*Q5
Bent ley-Gafford Co Ross Biggers C C Birchard & Co Blackhawk Films
Instr Supl “ Webster Serving Legal Notices Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Audio-Visual',
Blakeney Insurance
Insurance - NE
Boardman C@ Bowers Ele© C© Boy Scouts of America
Upkeep Grounds «■ Instr Supl Custodian Supl Instr Supl -Audio-Visual
Contrast Low
Branham’s, In©
Of© Supl - Repr to Of© Meh New School Apparatus
Selected? 65:<$5 Low ?1514.72
John A Brown Co WM C Brown Co Brown Machinery Co
Repr to Equip - SE Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg
Publisher Selected
1.5® 8*5®
Browning Supply Co Bruce Publishing C© Buck’s Sporting Goods
Low Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl - Instr Supl Classen Publisher Lew Repr to Phys Ed Equip
45.O© 58.12 160.00
Bureau of Publications Burk© Aviation Corp Burroughs Adding Meh C®
Instr Supl - Roosevelt, Teaching Aid Instr Supl - Classen Supl = Auditor Of©
Publisher
13.10 15.95 5® 67
California Test Bureau Capitol Hill Florist Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Supl - Testing Dept Commencement Expense - CH & SE Custodian & Of© Supl
Publisher
Gasmir Investment Go Bob Gates
Rental for June Custodian Supl - Upkeep Trucks, Cars
96.30 44.00 14.39 44.28 3.92 l?4.40 50.00 14.49 300.00 39.00 5.00 36.48
Standard
Publisher
'Standard Publisher Publisher Low
Publisher Standard
ST
Repr t© M@h - New Apparatus
Crane Co
Repr to Equip
Creative Playthings In©
Instr Supl
Cullen Lumber Co
Repr t@ Bldg
H 0 Davis Dee’s Photo Supl DeVilbiss Brake Serv
Visual Ed Equip Business Of© Supl Instr Supl = Driver Training
Deneyer-Gsppert G@
■Instr Supl - NE
o
26.78 v V
Lor
1049.84 320.98 73.97
1579.77
Standard
Selected? 32.0.7 Low ? 137.08 Contrast Selected? 58.99 Low ? 71e5O
Teaching Aid Supl - Lib Books, Emerson Childrens Press In© Low Summer Playgrounds Supl Collins Dietz Morris Civic Education Service Instr Supl Publisher Board Action Colonial Art Co Custodian Sxpl Publisher Columbia Univ Press Visual & Teaching Aid Supl Selected Commercial Distributing Co Repr to Equip 39.40 Standard? Al Cook Desk & Of© Supl Ofc Supl - New Furn & Fix S®leeted? 8.72 Low ? 1124.86 7.81 Cook Paint & Varnish Co Repr to Bldg - Summer Playground Supl Selected? Low ? 163.13 Low Cook Supl G© Repr to Furn Publisher D W Cop® Plasties Instr Supl - Ja©kson Publisher Cowles Magazines Inc Sub Renewal - Personnel Of© Ralph C Coxhead
49.25 ,10.00 71.49 50.49
"
Selected? 13.47 Standard? 745.00 Sole©ted? 20.25 Low ? 490.33
468.63 65.0® 169.15 300.00 130.49
20.13 , 5.80 13.5® 136.50 2.19 13.04 1172.98 170.94
197.28 3.3® 3*5® 758.4? 510.5,8
21.0,6 29.40
Lew
Selected Selected; Contract? Low
129.5® 4.44 30.0®
10.00 20.0.0 I
14.25
i
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MEETING- OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT’D
AMOUNT
>1951°52 GBHBRAL FUND CONT’D Sept Public Instruction Dickerson DeWees
Instr Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Standard Contract
3e$0 533®39
Dierkes Press Dinks Parrish Laundry Dolese Co
Teaching Aid. Supl Serv for May Repr to Bldg
Publisher
Daily Law Journal Record
Legal Publications
Selected? 19 «5® Lew ? 618«02 Publisher
1.41 3.92 637.52
Doubleday & Co
Library Bocks
Publisher
189.33
N V Davenport Dowlings
Standard Low
495*00 161.28
Downtown Airpark
Upkeep Grounds Instr Supl - Taft, Summer Playground. Supl Instr Supl = Toe & Indus
Bill Doyle
Instr & Ofc Supl
Selected? 13.10 Low ?2239.50
Frederick J Drake & Co Dryden Press Inc Dulaney’s John Dunlap Sptg Goods E I DuPont DeNemours E P Dutton & Co Dyke Bros
Instr Supl - Classen Teaching Aid Supl New Equip - NE Summer Playground Equip Repr to Bldg Visual Aid Supl Repr to Bldg
Publisher Publisher Low Low Low Publisher Low
Electronic Supl Co
Repr to Equip - Toe & Indus Ed
Elmer’s Brake Serv
Upkeep Trucks, Cars
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Library Books
Selected? Standard? Selected? Low Publisher
Federal Supl Co Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co
Repr to Equip Repr to Ofc Meh
Low Contract
371.27 14.85
Fideler Co Field Enterprises
Library Books Instr Supl ■=■ Franklin
Publisher Publisher
53.36 IOI.32
Fine Arts Co
Commencement Expense
Fire Appliance & Supl
Repr to Equip
Flanagan Supl Co Fototype Inc Friden Calculating Meh Frontier Press Fuller Brush Co
Repr to Equip Instr Sxpl - Toe & Indus Ofc Meh Library Books Custodian Supl
Board Action? 1319.84 ? 90.00 Low Contract? 3.95 Low s 47.60 Low Standard Standard Publisher Low
Garrard Press Gaylord Bros
Visual Aid & Instr Stqol Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
12.67 23.45
General Electric Supl' General Paint Corp N L George, Clerk
Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg Petty Cash Reimbursement M=12 Repr to Equip
Selected Low
8.62 66.32 254.27
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Industrial Arts 1=3 Instructional Supplies M-14 Upkeep Grounds A=13 Sup81 Supl C=4 Additions to. Bldgs 0=8 Upkeep cars A-16 Administrative Expense
Gil=Mor Chemical Co Ginn & C© Grand Paint & Paper Co
Custodian Supl Instr Supl = Roosevelt Repr to Bldg
Graphic Arts Serv Graystone Corp Groves Typewriter Co
Ofc Supl & Printing Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Indus Arts Equip
212.50
3.30
3.60 86.25 11.50 18.18
2252.60
><
3.00 4.04 179.61 24.00 67.80 6.02 46.40
89.85 29.68
389.10
1409.84 51.55
90.60 15.96 658.75 42.00 586.34
*75
1.90 3oi6 77.64 5.00 7.5® 1.5© 2.64 154.18
Board Action Publisher Selected? 4.98 Low ? 85.50
Publisher
2688.60 42.64 . 90.48 44.35 18.49 20:.0Q
Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OE JULY 7, I952 - CONT’D
Bills Recommended. for Payment
1951-52 GENERAL EUND - CONT'D
Halliburton0®
Instr Supl - Classen Horae Ec Teaching Aid Supl Sub Renewal - V©c & Indus, Central Teaching Aid Supl Commencement Expense Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Publisher Publisher Publisher
Hart Industrial Supl
Repr t© Equip, Instr Supl - V©c & Indus
Hatcher Lumber Co Highlights for Children Henry Holt & C© In©
Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Board Action? Standard ? Selected ? Low ? Low Publisher Publisher
Hooper Supplies A 6 Horn C© Rev D B Hoskins Hous© of Wren
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Bldg Commencement Expense Instr Supl - Of© Supl
Huguley Paper & Box Hunzieker Bros
Instr Supl Repr to Equip - Instr Supl
IBM Corp
Repr to Equip & Rental
Inland Press Inc Institute of InterAmerican Affairs Institutional Supl C© International Eilm Bureau
Supt Of© Supl
Harper & Bros
Harpers Bazaar Harr Wagner Pub G© Stewart Harrell , Harvard, Univ Press
Teaching Aid Sxpl New Euro. - Classen Teaching Aid Supl'
Johnson Hunt Productions Jones Boys #6 Jones Boys f? Ered Jones
Audio-Visual Supl Instr Supl - SE Horae Ec Instr Supl - Webster Repr to Equip - Instr Supl, Driver Training
Jones-Newby Supply Co
Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus
Kamp Bros Or© Harry Keeton Supl Co Kilpatrick Bros
Instr Supl - Taft, Harding Indus Arts Equip Repr t© Bldg
Kings Laundry Kirkpatrick Pi 1ms Neil A Kjos Music Co Paul Kooser Kozak Gro
Serv for May Instr Supl - Audio-Visual Instr Supl - Musi© Purchase of Real Estate Instr Supl - Roosevelt Home Ec
Lakewood Board of Ed Larsen Music Co
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - SE, Lowell, Classen
J G Liebmann Ice Go Lightner Paint G© J B Lippincott Co Lon© Star School Book
6.00 4.46 4.20 1.58 25.00 7.97
Publisher
324.13 1136.6© 8I.03 11.64 719*80 34.75 4.00 3.12
Low Low
Standard? 46.65 Low ?. 602.10 Low Board Action? ,2212.65 Selected ? ?°77 Low ? 80.10
Standard? Rental ? Publisher
12^45 790.00
75*00
J
10.87 8,20 84.35
L@w Board Action? 1025.36
Standard
284.00 2300.52
916.45
Standard Beard Action
Selected? Contract? Lew ? L@w
18.00 62.65 10.00 648*75
47.OO 445.00 150.00 45*35 36.78 83.42 103.4'2 • 2.76
15*43 90.55 2502.56 20.18 470.00 5*50 700.00 10.52 5*50 194.88
Custodian Supl Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Testing Dept
Publisher Selected? 61.62 Low ? 127*22 Selected Selected Publisher Publisher
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Repr to Bldg
Low
116.48
Macedonia Go-op Community MacMillan Co Marchant Calculators Mr, Ben Males Marshall Supl & Eqpt Co Masury-Young Co McDonald-Scett Chev Go
Instr Supl - Elementary Ed Visual & Teaching Aid Supl Maintenance Serv Consultant Eee - Reading Workshop Repr to Equip Custodian Supl Upkeep trucks, Cars
McGraw Hill Book Go David McKay Co Inc McKesson & Robbins In© MeKnight & McKnight Metropolitan Detroit B Mechanics Coverall Supl Mergenthaler Linotype Co Mideke Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Teaching Aid Supl Health Supl Instr Supl .- Classen 1 Instr Supl Serv for May Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr & Add to Bldg & Equip
Publisher
Low Board Action 2.45 Selected? Standard? 104.86 Publisher Publisher Low Publisher Publisher Standard Selected: . 78*73 Low ? 1394.18
12.00 7.©3 10.02 278.04
51.19 7.14 ’ 36.00 300.00 49.45 808.00 107.31 8.74 3.46 438.93 31.08 18.82 11.45 118.00 1472.91
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D
:
1951-52 GENERAL FUND - CONT<D
Miller-Norris Go Ins Milton Bradley C@ Montgomery Ward & Co Moore Business Ferms Morgan’s Food Mkt William Morrow & C© Motter Bookbinding Co Nation’s Schools National Education Assn National Forum Inc National Safety Council
Custodian Supl Instr Supl Repr to Furn Ofc Supl & Printing Instr Sxqal - J Marshall Teaching Aid Supl Library Boeks - Jackson Sub Renewal - Supt Ofc Teaching Aid & Instr Supl Instr Supl - Franklin Instr Supl - Driver Training
National Science Teachers R D Neal New Method Book Bindery New State Ice Co New Stat® laundry , New State T©wel New Y@rk Times W W Norton & C® A J Nystrom & Co National Film Board 0 K Stamp & Seal C@ 0 K Transfer & Storage
Gur Library Supl Upkeep Grounds Teaching Aid Supl Custodian Supl Serv for May Serv for May Sub Renewal - Supt Ofc Gur Library Supl New School Apparatus Instr Supl Of© Supl & Printing Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Okla City Scenic G© Okla City Water Dept Okla County Water Co
Instr Supl - Central Serv for May Serv for May
66.00 2569.93 219.50
Okla Gas & Electric Co Okla Hardware Co
Serv Selected? 10.60 Repr Low ? 141.32 Trucks, Cars Serv for May Contract Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus, « Repr t© Bldg & Equip _________ Supl Low Custodian Night School Supl, Legal Publications Publisher New School Apparatus, Summer Playground Low Supl Serv for May
w
9075.^2 151.92
Okla Natural Gas Okla Oxygen Co Okla Paper Co Okla Publishing G@ Okla Seating C© Okla Towel & Linen
Pallady Welding & Equip Co Upkeep Grounds Sub - Cur Library Parent’s Institute In© Repr t© Bldg Peters & Lusk Co Custodian Supl, Repr to Bldg, W J Pette© & C© Summer Playground Supl Pittsburgh Plat® Glass C© Repr to Bldg - Ihstk Supl, Vo© & Indus Visual Aid Supl Platt & Munk Co Mr. William V Potts Consultant Fee - Reading Workshop Repr t© Bldg Plibrico Co Repr to Bldg Delmar Pore Postage for June Postmaster Commencement Expense - SE Clyde Price Teaching Aid Supl G P Putnam® s Sons
Board Action Beard Action
#
303F.72
1
35.12 266.56 25.02 3.12
Low
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected Publisher Publisher Low Low Selected Low
13,1.12 82483 5.00 v 4.12 / 15.00 15.81 12.Q0 34.14 32.83 24.50 2.70 1251.0® 30.00 4.20 89.33
2359.99 80.08
2683.20 272.40 279.3® 4.89
10.80 3.00 1087.92 248.68
Selected Publisher Low Board Action? 60.48 Low ? 188.20 Low Publisher
157.6? 3.25 25.00 259.5O 100.00 200.00 10.00 2.55
Standard. Board Action
Publisher
301.45 2.48 1200.00 57.5© 3.54 2.0©
Low
Radio Suply Inc Railway Express Agency Rand McNally & Go John Bamsbottom Random Hous© In© Reader’s Digest Assoc
Instr Stspl - V®c & Indus, . Freight - Indus Arts Equip New School Apparatus Piano Tuning Visual Aid S^l Teaching Aid Supl
Reilly & Lee Co Reliable Tent & Awning Remington Rand In©
Gur Library Supl Custodian Supl Repr to Ofc Meh - Instr Supl - V©© & Indus ; Repr t© Bldg & Equip
Publisher Board Action Standard? 25.5® Low s 272.10 Board Action? 68.72 Low ? 30.85
Rinehart Books In© R N Rippe©
Teaching Aid Supl Plan© Tuning
Publisher
Robinson Janitor Supl Royal Typewriter Go
Custodian Supl Board Action Repr t© Ofc Meh - New School Apparatus Standard
R. S. & S9 Go
Library Books & Teaching Aid. Supl
Publisher
257.82
Sanitary Equipment C© Sappington-Hickman Inc Sarber’s Press Clipping porter Sargent School Executive
Custodian Supl Additions to Equip - Franklin Supt Of© Supl Teaching Aid Supl Sunt Of© Supl - Sub Renewal
Low Low
95.8© 187.10 16.40 8.00 3.00
Low
Publisher Publisher
Publisher
3.00 969.12 297.60
4 120.24 363.00
-L Bills Recommende for Paymen
G& Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT’D
FUND - CONT’D-
Science Research Assoc Scott. Forssman & Go Rose©® H Sears
Instr Supl - Roosevelt Library Supl & Instr Supl Appraisal Serviees
Publisher Publisher
Sears9 Roebuck & Go S E B Paint Go Seme© Color Press Severin Supl C© S A H Shad© Co Sharp & Nichols Music C© Sherwin Williams Simon & Schuster
Instr Supl - Shidler Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Commencement Expense Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Repr to Furn New School Apparatus Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Cur Library
Low Selected Low Low Low Low Low Publisher
Simpson Mkt Simpson Bro Gr© Sinclair Refining Co A Smith Shad© G© L C Smith & Corona
Instr Supl - Classen Instr Sxqpl - NE Bldg Repr Repr to Furn Repr to Of© Meh - New Equip
Turner Smith & C© Southern Sales C® ■SW Bell Telephone SW Paint 0®
Cur Library Supl Instr Supl Serv for May Repr to Bldg
. Speed’s Gr@ Standard Electric Time C@ Standard Paint Works In© Standard Register Co
Instr Supl - CH Sr Home Eo Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg & Furn Supl - Treasurer-’s Of©
Teaching Film Custodians Thompson Book & Supl Co Thompson Hayward Chem Co B H Thomas Todd Co Inc .. ’ " Tompkins Films Town of Nichols Hills . Tropical Paint & Oil ■j
!
44.91 49.87 14.41 3287.72 7O5.OO
Selected Board A©tion Low
Selected? 2.45 Low ?169.40
Standard Low Standard
**
Selected Publisher
Board Action
Audio-Visual Ed Instr Supl Repr to Bldg Serv for June Serv Agreement Instr Supl
Contract' Low
Water Serv for May Repr to Bldg
Low
Low Low
Maintenance Agreement & New Meh Visual Aid Supl Library Supplies
Vasee© In© Veneer-O-Wax Corp Virginia Dept of Ed
Instr Supl - New Apparatus Custodian Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Victory Glass G® Wayn® Univ Press Wallas© & Tiernan G©
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl Repr to Equip
Warr-Caston Lwfoer C© Waugh Bros Supl C® W M Welch Itfg Co
Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Franklin9J Marshall
West Disinfesting G®
Custodian Supl
West .Side Gr© Western Bade & Of© Supl
Instr Supl - CH Jr« .Of© Supl
Western Bindery Western Newspaper Union Western Union Wettel Pub G©
Of© Supl & Printing Instr Supl Serv for May Teaching Aid Supl
Whit® Swan Laundry Albert Whitman & C© Alice. Whitten Wilcox & Follett Wild Life Film G© H W Wilson Co
Serv for May Cur Library & Teaching Aid Supl Rental Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl Library Books - J Adams, Britton Elem
Woodmansee-Abbott Musi© World Book C© World Pub G© Wylie-Stewart Tractor
New Furn & Fix Instr Supl - Classen Instr Supl - Columbus. Lincoln Repr t© Bldg & Equip
(Dee to May)
3.66 100.00 2805.12 171.85
42.49 8.93 2503.50 25.10
18.50 3.20 77.79 3.00 10.00 2.65
Commencement Expense - Central Adm Expense
Underwood Corp Univ of Chicago Press Univ of Gkla Press
3.79 193.71 100.00 4_9&^4 10.60 87.00 94.05 532.30 200.00 71.44 3.12
Publisher Low.
Standard Roofing & Material Repr to Bldg Steck C© Personnel Ofc Supl Stone’s Super Mkt InstrSupl - Jackson Barney Stewart Lbr C© Repr to Bldg
Dr McFerrin Stowe J Chester Swanson
S'
Publisher Publisher Standard Board Action
Lew Publisher • Selected? 7*05 Standards 3*66 Isv Selected Board Action? 175.25 Lew 8 374.6© Selected
Selecteds 4.35 Standards 65»OO Low Board Action Publisher
Publisher Publisher Publisher Board Action Publisher Publisher Selected? 29.52 Low ? 21.6©
160.00 395.00 ■ 76.5© HU11 28.00 100eu@
16.75 1122.50
165.60 3.62 3.12 1020.50 2681.40 140.00 11.55 27.00 10.71 150.00 1.95 549.85
2.35
224.26 69.35 198.80 840.00 12.40 2.92 9.71 9.45 9.00 3.63 180.91 16.00
842.00 58.17 121.77 51.12
MEETING- OF JULY 7, 19<2 - CONT1D
SEPARATE
!
AMOW
1951»52 SEPARATE EUKD 'American Equip Co .Americana Corp
r~
Upkeep Grounds Library Books - Douglass
3.10
Selected Publisher
$aQQ
29.85 23.32 4.45 4,12 48.00 105.75 . * | 27,363.67 c
Barada & Pag® Beautesalon Supl Co Beckley Cardy G@ Chas A Bennett Co In© Black Dispatch Pub Co Blakeney Insurance Board of Ed
Low Custodian Stgpl Low Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Publisher Visual Aid Supl Publisher Visual Aid Supl Commencement Escpens© Premium 4h & PEA Bldg Reimbursement for 1951-52 Adm Expense
Bobbs-Merrlll Co Bottenfield’s Inc Henry E Bragg Leather Co
Visual Aid Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip
Publisher Low Selected
3.51 96.00 1.92
Capitol Steel & Iron Co Gaxion Printers Chartwell Hous® Inc Childrens Press Inc Christopher Publishing
Additions to Bldg Visual Aid Supl Visual Aid Supl Visual Aid Supl Visual Aid Supl
Low Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
1680.00 2.42 6.75 2.00 1.5©
City Bus C© Civic Education Serr Colonial Art Go Cook Supl C©
S®xv for May Visual Aid Supl ■ Custodian Supl H®pr to Equip
Publisher Board Action Board Action
Gran© Go
Repr to Bldg & Equip
Thoma® I Crowell C©
Visual Aid Supl
Dickerson-DeWee® Dinks Parrish Laundry Doles© Co
Upkeep Trucks & Cars S®rv for May Repr to Bldg
Contract
Selected
29.19 4.38 4.70
Doubleday & C© Inc Dowlings
Visual Aid Supl Rew Equipment
Publisher Selected
3.79 162.50
Eastsid© Gr© & Mkt Pin® Art® C© fleck Bearing Co
Instr Supl - Douglass Commencement Expense Repr to Equip
Board Action Selected
11.68 114.61 2.58
E©x«=Vli©t Drug Co
Health Supl
Low
Garrard Press K L George, Clerk E M Hal© & C© Harcourts Brae© & Co
Publisher Instr Supl - Edwards to Building Petty Cash Reimbpr»«®«n^ - Additions Publisher Visual Aid Supl• Publisher Visual Aid Supl
Harrison Builders Supl C® Hart Industrial Supl
Additions to Bldg ~ Dunbar Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low Lew
Hermitage Hous© Hooper Supplies
Visual Aid Supl Additions to Bldg =■ Dunbar
Publisher Low
2.14 38.OO
Horn Book Inc
Visual Aid Supl
Publisher
3.00
♦Authorized previously-payment mad© on same jun® 16, 1952 Humes & Berg Mfg Co Visual Aid Supl Hunzicker Bro® Additions t® Bldg - Dunbar
Selected
45.53 14.28
International film Bureau Visual Ail Supl
Low
Kluck Saw Works
©pr
Selected.
H E Leonhardt Lbr Co
© Bldg
Lor
Henry H Linn
Bills Recommended, for Payment
Standards Low s Publisher
uildings
17.20 10.53
I33.OO 1.50 97.50 251.64 27.73
'
4.96
54.00
7.23 10.00 1.26 3.35 119.64 43.70
352.00
52.14 519.75
Lon© Star School Book Longmans Green & Co Lethfop Lee & Shepard Co Lyons & Carnahan
Supl - Douglass Sal Aid Supl '■ Supl Supl
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
McCormick Mathers C© M©D©nald=Sc©tt Chw McGraw-Hill Book Co
Supl - Douglass ©ep Trucks Cars tr Supl - Voc & Indus
Publisher Standard Publisher
Julian Messner Inc Midek® Supl G©
Publisher ual Aid Supl tr Supl - Voe & Indus» Bepr to Equip Low
22.99 26.7? 63.00-
.
MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - CONT'D 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND - CONT'D J___
Bills
Recommended for Payment
-
-
William Morrow & Co
Library Supl
Publisher
3.12
National Ed Ass©c New Stat® Towel & Linen
Visual Aid Supl Serv for May
Publisher
10*33 17.24
0 K Transfer & Storage Okla Gas & Electric Co
Repr. to Equip Serv for May
190*00 596*55
Okla Natural Gas Co Okla City Water Dept Oxford Univ Press
Serv for May Serv for May Visual Aid Supl
Publisher
254.44 392.95 5.2®
V J Pette© & Co Practical Drawing Co Prentice Hall In© G P Putnam’s-Sons
Health Supl Instr Supl Library Sxpl Instr Supl
Publisher Publisher
8.50. 43.63 4.16 3.15
Rand McNally & Co Random House Inc
New School Apparatus Visual Aid Supl
Low Publisher
820.00 3*54
Rinehart & Co
Instr Supl - Vo® & Indus
Publisher
8.63
Sanitary Equip Co William R Scott In© Scott, Forssman & Co Severin Supply C©
Custodian Supl Visual Aid Supl Library Books - Douglass Upkeep Grounds
Board Action Publisher Publisher Selected
Sharp Auto Supl Go S & H Shad® Co In© Singer Sewing Meh C©
Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus New Furn. & Fix Instr Supl = Vo© & Indus
Low Standard
Skirvin Hotel Go Jasper Sipe® Sorey,Hill & Sorey SW Bell Telephone South-Western Pub Co
Lodging for Dr. Linn Supl & Equip Architects Fee Serv for May Equip & Supl - Douglass
Publisher Contracts
Repr to Musical Instr.
Low
235.00
Tompkins Film®
Visual Aid Equip
Low
50.00
Fan’s Auto Supply
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
23.06
W M Welch Mfg Co H W Wilson Co
Instr Supl Library Supl
Board Action Publisher
•' Ed Stuart’s Music Shop
368.40 1.72 22.16 2.85 15*©3 142.28 10.44
M■
36. QQ
7
Publisher
__ _ __ I-- .----- - -- ------
83.92 13»973.34 . 384.27 10*22
111.54 2.75
TOTAL
22,169.88
AMOUNT
1950=51 GENERAL FUND
Benedict Bros
Addition to Carey School
Contrast
400.00
Federal Supply Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action
127.01
Hranzicker Bros
Repr to Bldg
Board Action
34.50
Institutional Supply Go
New Fura
Board Action
801.00
Ed Stuart’s Music Shop
Repr to Musical Instr
404.50 TOTAL
1,767.01
AMOUNT
1950=51 SEPARATE FUND
>
Midek© Supply Co
Repr to Equip
20.10
Lew
20.10
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1949 BOND
Goneho Cons C© Chas H Garnett
754 load® ©f dirt for Zachart Taylor
Board Aetidn
Purchase pries lots 5 & 6 Block 12 of Sanford'" Suh ■= NE High Scheel N L 0eorges Clerk Petty Cash Reimbursement - Real Estate Guaranty Title & Abstract Abstract charges on Part NW^ 14-12-3 NE High. School Louisa Theresa Nischwitz Purchase of lot® Fourteen and. Fifteen, King’s Highway, a Sub of Blks 3-4, Jewel Heights Addition to Okla City, Monroe School ♦♦Authorized previeusly-payment mad© on same Jun© 9, 1952 ♦Authorized previously-payment made on same Jun© 26, 1952
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MEETING OF JULY 7, 1952 - COST'D
AMO®
' 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
Builders Gons G© Bramblet & Baldwin Capitol Steel & Iren Caipenter Paper C© Cook Paint & Varnish Cook Supply Co Gran© Gq Cullen Lumber C© Commercial Construction Doles© Co E I DuPont D@N@mours Dyke Br©s
Esto #5 - James Buchanan Architects Services ~ Garfield Low Cons of New Building=Jam®s Madison Low Building Material - Rectafood® SE Building Material - Rockwood* Madison Low L@w Building Material - Stand Wati© : Low Building Material - R©ckw@©d® Stand Wati©, SE L©w Building Material - Rockwood Est* # 6 - Andrew Johnson Building Material - Rockwood„ Madison Low Standard Building Material - Rockwood Low Building Material - Rockwood
John Eddleman
Appraiser’s fee = Prairi® Queen
9576*9© 1684* 77
35-55
139*50 1136*35 87*85 89® ©6 236*20 9165*06 559*64 79.5© 17*48
25*00
General Electric Supl Corp Building Material - Madison General Paint Building Material - Madison® Lakeshore Rockwood9 Rutherford B, Hayes H L Georg©* Clerk Petty Cash Reimbursement Harrison Builders Supl C© Building.Material - SE, R©ckwo@d® Stand Wati©® James Madison Hatcher Lumber G© Building Material® Madison® Rockwood
Low Low
1120.95 1965*15
Low
3*00 1237*97
Low
832.94
Hooper Supplies
Low
114.00
Oran Huston Lumber G©
Building Material ~ SE® Rockwood, Stand Wati© Est* #5 " Buchanan Electrical Equip - R©ekw©od® SE® Stand Wati® Building feterial - Madison
Institutional Supply C©
New Fum
Board Action
890*00
Kilpatrick Bros
Building Material - Rockwood
Low
198.72
H E Leonhardt Lumber C© Long-Bell Lumber Co
Building Material - Rockwood Building Material - Rockwood® SE9 Stand Wati®
L©w L@w
148.92 711*24
Mideke Supply Co
Building feterial-Bockwood® SB® Stand Wati© Est* #8 - Arthur, Est* #6 - Johnson Sub-soil investigation - Fillmore, Shop area
Low
Moving building - Valley Brook to Hayes Moving building - Valley Breok to Lakeshore
Board Action
675*00
Board Action
2000*00
S©rey9 Hill & Sorey
Prof©ssional services - Fillmore
Contract
2019*14
Bay Spradling J Wils©n Swan
Appraiser8s fee = Beard v« Seeker Appraiser8® fee ■= Board v. S®ch©r
Richards & ©©never
Building Material » Madison* Rockwood
Hudgins® Thompson, Ball Hun&icker Bros*
Noftsger & Lawrence Okla Testing laboratories
Delmar Por©
Delmar Per®
Selected? 28*56 Lw : 263*41 Low
■V.-'
972.0.0
87*59
25*0® 25*00 Lew
Selected
TOTAL
30*70
2160*77 5*©*@© 14*59
44®693*0O AMOUNT
1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
1952 BOND
172*39 291*97
264*10 859*00
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Architectural Fees - James Polk Weller Cons Co Esto #8 - Chester Arthur W & W Steel Building Material - Rockwood
Institutional Supply C©
st
Hew Fum - Buchanan* Johns on, Adams
Board Action
TOTAL
1539.70
1539.70
Noftsger & Lawrence - Preliminary plans, John Marshall ----------- -3500*00
AMOUNT
1952 SEPARATE BOND
Guaranty Title & Abstract C© Abstract charges on new separate school at Fairgrounds N L George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement - Real Estate Fairgrounds Property TOTAL
2®*0® 3*00
23.®0 1
Bills Re commended for Payment
MEETING OP JULY 7, 1952 - CORT'I) T
Bills. Recommended for Payment
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the claims^showu^in? i'tems^la to #rn, ooth'jnclui^e have-been examined, and-, Approved by the auditor* as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculation, receipt by x-n® department heads. We recommend that sam®'Jb,e allowed and the Clerk be instructed ic issu** warrants in pay mens xhsr cof • .... -**■•-
Item. #2 June Payrolls Recommended
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Item #3 July Payrolls Authorized
PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UP OU WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWS: GENERAL- FUND 1953-52 Payroll for the month of June, #1859 to and including $588,596.15 #1862 ................................................ .... SEPARATE FUND 1951-52 60,584.81 Payroll for the month of June, 415 aaaooee-eoo# I ' . BGND, FUND oil for the month of June, #286 to and including 376.66 ooeoeeooooO 1287 ............... GENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1951-52 9,469.88 o C'Q'O ® o • • 0 • Payroll for the month of June, #6 .
%
flWERAL FUND
Payrolls — including School .Administrators, Clerical, Teachers, Service Department Employees, and e:.tra services. Pay period^ ending July 31, 1952, one month . ............ 150,000.00
SEPARATE FUND Payrolls — Including School Administrators, Clerical. Teachers, Service Department Employees, and e::tra services. Pay . _ period. _ . . . *,£0,000.00 ending July 31o 1952, one mon*h • 1946 BOND FUND Payrolls - including engineer°s office. Pay period ending July 31, 1952, one month . . . GENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1953-52 Payrolls - including construction cTews on new buildings and annexes 00
,
500.00'
10*000.00
The persons -o be Listed cn these payrcxls have been fogulaiJy employed by the Board on an annual, monthly or daily basis and parrolls are tp be computed' on actual .salaries as fixed by the Board. All payrolls wiltL be supported by verified payroll claims carrying proper .authorization and approval and will be examined by Jthe Super— tar e^cmmend xhai inxendenl ’£ and -wasase uf waiiaTt'j Wefrie^cmirend that these *hese intendant, Cl® Clerk, and. Auducr Andi-tQr. privi pricr to release of wai claims be ratified and approved for payment subJest Only to revision on certificate, as co,absentees and. subst:and. ac-icn of th# Beard on salaries not designated, and. that ths be authci ;?,edi (C issue *airan> b for same. R. #246 Claims Approved for Payment
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $160,889.04 be allowed and that the clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.”
R. #247 June Payrolls Approved— July Payrolls Authorized
Mr. Lookabaugh moved that the payrolls for the month of June be approved and that the payrolls for the month of July be authorized as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #248 Trip of Mr. Costley Approved
Motion to approve the following resolution directing Mr. Clifford Costley to attend AudioVisual Aids meetings was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye:”
GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION & PURCHASING
RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City Public Schools if Mrv Clifford -Costley, Visual Aids Instructional Assistant, would attend a, series of Audio-Visual meetings beginning July 29 in Chicago, Illinois.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Mr. Costley be directed to attend these, meetings'with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if he can arrange his work so as to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that his expenses not to exceed $100.00 be paid by the Board of Education. Information to the Board:
(1) Report on Purchase of fencing
The following information was presented to the Board: (1)
Reporting bids were opened on fencing material for schools as previously discussed on June 27, 1952. Four companies submitted bids and purchase orders have been issued to the low bidder, Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, for a total amount of $12,377.00; other bids being placed on file in the central office.
MEETING OF JULY 7, I952 - CONT'D
Information to the Board. - Continued.: (2)
Reporting bids were opened on a lawn and yard tractor, Monday, June 30, and the low bidder on this equipment was the Wylie Stewart Machinery Company for the total amount of $2,269.95> this bid being for a Ferguson tractor as specified; however, they are not bidding on the Spartan mower attachments which were specified, but the central office is negotiating with them to furnish the same mowers or equal as specified for this tractor; the purchase ord.er being held until these negotiations are completed. Other bids are being placed on file in the central office.
Information to the Board Cont’d:
(2)
Report on Purchase of Tractor and Mowers
BUILDINGS Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the building of three classrooms in the present auditorium area of the Hawthorne School which has been partially destroyed by fire; and to approve the use of the maintenance crews of the Oklahoma City Public Schools to convert the four classrroms on the first floor, present auditorium wing, into a combination auditorium-cafeteria — this work to be done during the next school year. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #249 Approval to Improve Hawthorne
Mr. Foutz, Director of Buildings and Grounds, reported that a number of old boilers in the schools have been condemned by the City Boiler Inspector and the Insurance Company, but it was Mr. Foutz’ opinion that the boilers are safe. It was suggested that the Board await inspection by the State, and that Mr. Foutz secure estimates from boiler dealers on repairing such boilers as may need repair.
Report on Boiler Inspection
On recommendation of the Superintendent, Mrs. Melton moved the employment of Mtj » Paul Allison to assist on the Bond Fund building program, working with Mr. Hugh Williams on planning buildings from a structural and engineering standpoint and also inspecting buildings to see that plans and specifications of architects are followed satisfactorily; Mr. Allison’s salary to be $4,800 annually with an allowance of $50.00 per month for car expense. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and on roll call, carried unanimously.
R. #250 Architectural Assistant Employed
Mr. Lookabaugh moved approval to purchase cafeteria equipment from the Central Food Service funds in the total amount of $8,923.17 for replacement in schools as shown on tabulation sheet being placed on file in the central office. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #251 Purchase of Cafeteria Equipment Approved
Mrs. Melton, Member of the Board, gave a brief report of her attendance at the National Education Association Convention in Detroit recently, She said the main stress at the convention was the need for cooperation of educators, administrators, parents, teachers, and people living in the community to make the public schools strong and unified in the American way of life, A resolution was adopted by the NEA approving federal aid. to public schools without federal control. From a membership of 490,000 there was an attendance at the convention of 5.000 delegates, she reported. Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carrie
THEREUPON THE.BOARD AD ATTEST Approved the 4th
, Clerk
y of August, 1952.
Report on NEA by Mrs. Melton
R. #252 Adj ournment
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MEETING OE JULY 14, 1952
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
IRVING AUDITORIUM AT 4:30 P. M., MONDAY, JULY 14, 1952. Mr. John C. Pearson, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
PRESENT:
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton Others -present: Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Research; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. John W. Prigmore, Auditor; Messrs. Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, and Charles Harville, directors.
Mr. Pearson, President, gave the invocation.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Barton, bids for the construction of the new shops and garage buildings, received in response to the attached advertisement, were opened and read aloud, as per the tabulation below:
N. #253 Bids Opened on Shops and Garage Bldgs.
'Bigs and proposals Wanted 125
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* jno it ce Vor bi ds /SEALED BID®£wiU be icccived bv the Bnaid o£ Education of the City Of Oklahoma < ill. Oklahoma at the office nf the'Clerk, 400 North Walnut Ave. Oklahoma City Oklahoma, un- til 4^0 pm. CbT, \Mondav, Julv 14, 1952, for consbitctlnftrand completing Shops, S^oieionm, and Garage Buildon the Wheatlev Site ’ll the coiltei of Walnut Avenue and California. OKI ihoma Citi, Oklahoma Soon thoio after of the same dav, all blds reci u Ml will be opened bubliclv and lead aloud at a meeting of the Bodid ol Education 100 Noitli Wainut Avenue Oklahoma Citi, Oklahoma. Anv bid received eftei closing time 1 30 pm. will be returned unopened Bids are to be received and one contract awarded for the gcncnl constiueiiod, plumb]nr; heating and ventilator r, and olcctncal work, according to the plant and specifications (opus of nlnns, specifications nnd othei contract documents raav be seemed hnm the uchitcct. Remolds and Morison, Higntouci Building, Oklahoma Citv. Oklahoma, upon deposit of $25 00 for ehch * set, which will be refunded to each actual biddrt upon return of such documents in rood condition within five da^s after receipt of the bids. Copies of plans, specifications, and other contract documents are on tile m the office o' the Cleric Assistant Superintendent. Administrative Services, 100 Nojth Walnut Avenue, Oklahoma Citj O1 lahom i ind are open for public inspection , All bids shall be in strict conformity with plans, specifications, and instructions to bidders and jshall be accompanied bv a rcititied chock, cashier s choc! or binder*? bond for e n of the imount of the bid to be forfeited ««■> cssc-, cd und liquidited compensation m case the bidder fills. nnfUcits, or ictuses to comply with the krms of the bid I lhe Board of Education rescues the right to icuct an” or all bids I* and to waive form ilities BOARD EDUCMION OF , TIIF CITY Or OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA.
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Contractor
Base Bid
Beveridge George Smith & Son Cuiwell Dave Martin Layton-Hmphrie s M. B. Rischard Bollinger Frederickson- Parks, Inc. Tippin Holloxray Builder’s Const. Co. Hughes Schwartz Dennehy
$209,600 190,900 ’£99,370 194,990 182,378 195,612 198,700 188,154 189,222 179,458* LOW 191,900 219,886 198,463
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1 Gaoige. C’eik (Publhhnd in the Oklahoman & Tinies, June 28-and 29, July 5 and 6* 19o2 )
Information was given the Board from the Planning Commission that the Commission had not approved the placement of the buildings on the Wheatley School site, and that a hearing was set for July 24, 1952 at 2:00 a. m.
The Attorney presented the warranty deed and stipulations of the contract with Scott B. Moore for land for a new elementary negro school, described as follows:
A part of the NE^f of Section 25, Township 12 North, Range 3 West of I. M. further described as follows: Beginning 692.3 feet south of the NE corner of this quarter section for a point of beginning; thence west' 481 20/21 feet; thence south 347.2 feet; thence west 398 1/21 feet; thence south 115.5 feet; thence esst 880 feet to the east line of said quarter section; thence north to the place of beginning.
Information from Planning Commission R. #254 Purchase of Land from Scott B. Moo for Negro El.School
EXCEPT an undivided one-half interest in and to the oil, gas, and other minerals in and under said land which are reserved in and to the grantors. Price — $1600 per acre — total of $9,900. Whereupon motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of the above-described land, and to issue warrant for same. On roll call, all members of the Board voted 11 Aye,” and the motion was declared to have carried.
Motionvas made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the purchase of Lots 21, 22, 23, and 24, Block 3, Chester Hill Addition, at the offered price of $1,000, and to authorize issuing warrant for the same. On roll call, the motion carried withall members voting "Aye.”
R.#255 Approval to Purchase Loti Chester Hill Addition
MEETING OP JULY 14, 1952 - CONT'D
R. #256 Extending of Water & Sewer Lines, Hayes
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to authorize the central office to contact the City regarding the extension of water and sewer linesto the Rutherford B. Hayes School site, and also to have Phillips and Stong Engineering Company prepare specifications for bids for sewer to same site. The motion carried.
The proposition of purchasing additional land for Southeast Secondary School was presented R. #257 to the Board. Compromise Price for S.E .Whereupon motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the dispute with Edd L. Hisel as to the price for the following described land to add to the site of Land, from Edd. L. Hisel Southeast Secondary School be compromised by payment by the District of $10,000 as the full purchase price, with authority to issue warrant for same!
A part of SW-i of Sec. 22 - UN - 3W. I. M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Beginning at the NW corner of said quarter section, thence South along the West line of said quarter section a distance of 67I.2 feet; thence East 1116 feet more or less to a point 165 feet West of the West line of Shields Blvd, and 671.4 feet South of the North line of said quarter section for a point or place of beginning; thence South and parallel with the West line of Shields Blvd, a distance of 242.4 feet; thence East a distance of 165 feet to a point on the West line of Shields Blvd.; thence North along the West line of Shields BLvd. a distance of 242.4 feet to a. point 671.4 feet South of the North Line of said quarter section; thence West a distance of 165 feet to the point or place of beginning, all in Oklahoma County,State of Oklahoma; EXCEPTING from this conveyance all of the oil and gas and other minerals and rights therein under said land which are expressly reserved from this grant.
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On roll call, all members voted "Aye," and the motion was declared to have carried. R. #258 Approval to Adjoin to Paving Proj. Nichols Hills School
It was reported that the street to Nichols Hills Elementary School on Wilshire Boulevard is in Oklahoma City and could be adjoined to a paving project. Whereupon motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve adjoining legally. The motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to revise the 1952-53 General Hund Budget to conform with recommendations of the Auditor as set forth in the following Budget Revis- letter and attached exhibits "A" aid "B:" July 14, 1952 ion Approved
R. #859
Board, of Education Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Gentlemens
We are submitting herewith the following schedules 8
Exhibit A 1. Analysis of 1951-52 General fund Revenue. ($7,537,958.14)
2.
Statement of Statutory Reserve Requirements (Not subject to appropriation until actual collection is made during fiscal year) and other items not subject to appropriation until collected. ($718,079.17)
3. Estimate of Revenue that may be approved by County Excise Board in July 1952. ($6,796,466.83) A. Maximum Estimate for School Program based on 1951-52 collections. ($7,514,546.00) Exhibit B 1. Appropriation Items approved by the Board of Education for 1952-53 Budget Request. ($7,939,848.0©) 2.
Necessary total reduction to bring the Request to an amount within Revenue limits for July action of County Excise Board. ($1., 143,381.17)
3. Budget for 1952=53 that may be approved in July 1952. ($6,796,466.83)
4. Additional unappropriated Revenue that may be available when collected during 195 2-53-, based on actual 1951-52 collections other than current tax. ($718,079.17): -
Making maximum revenue for year 1952-53 that may be considered for school program, without speculating on increases over prior years collections. ($7^514,546.00) .
Slight adjustments may be made at time of County Excise Board final action owing to A.D.A. reports from other county districts not being available at present date. Respectfully submitted, ( Signed) John W. Prigmore, Au^ftor
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Exhibit "A" Budget Revision_______
Exhibit A. BOARD OF EDUCATION - OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA 1951-52 GENERAL FUND COLLECTIONS 1952-53 GENERAL FUND ESTIMATED REVENUE
lpurcg„pfJlplle£tion
Amount of Actual Collections 125i=5i—
Less Statutory Reserve
Available for Apprep. for 1952-53 after Statutory Reserve
Stat® Apportionment County Apportionment Intangible Tax Tuition Vocational Rentals Oil & Gas Auto License Gross Production Other Miscellaneous Basic Aid Orphans Tuition Handicapped Children Hural Elec. Will Rogers Court Transfer Fees CountyTransfer Fees Stat® Veterans Training Fund Reimbursement Sale of Liquor Federal M & 0 Kindergarten Fees Insurance Refunds Sale of Property
133,185.82 55,330.1® 145,455-26 9,452.84 40,999.27 9,450.81 12,251.44 1,556,852.78 137,594.8? 47,324.83 405,050.00 39,609.00 41,611.85 .1? 3,375-03 , 26,140.38 20,638.00 3,077.62 33,217.20 10,685.32 212,694.49 5,279.28 6,152.15 7,760.35
13,318.58 5,533.01 14,545.53 945,28 4,099.93 945.08 1,225.14 56,852.78 13,759.49 4,732.48
119,867*24 49,797.09 130,909.73 8,507.56 36.899.34 8,505.73 11,025.30 1,500^000.00 123,835.38 42.592.35 416,362.5® #1 35,648.10 #2 .15 3,037.53 26,140.38 #3
TOTAL OTHER THAN TAX 1952 Tax 1951 Tax 1950 Tax 1949 Tax 1948 Tax 194? Tax Surplus from Prior Year Surplus from Prior Reserves
GRAND TOTAL
2,963,188.86 4,129,559.26 50,705.96 5,860.44 3,078.31 1,200.46 355,187-74 29,177.11
7,537,958.14
Possible Supplemental Appropriations that may be made during 1952-53 if 1952-53 actual cash receipts prior t© June 20, 1953 should equal actual 1951-52 collections , TOTAL SCHOOL PROGRAM 1952-53 NOTE
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3,960.90 .02 337.50
20,638.00 #4 307.76 3,321.72 1,068.53 112,694.49 < #6
2,769.86 29,895.48 9,616.79 100,000.00 #5
#7 #8
2,655,411.51
258,286 . 22
398,947.78 50,705.96 5,860.44 3,078.31 1,200.46
#1® #11 #12 #13 #14
718,079.17
3,989,477.83 #9
151,577.49
6,796,466.83
718,079.17 $7,514,546.00
On 1951-52 A.D.Ae #2 Not financed for 1952-53#3 Estimate ©f local finance. Available for Approp when collected. #5 Balance of 1951-52 approval. = 8 Non recurring. #9 20.5 mills ©n 214 million. #10 t© #13 available for approp when collected. #14 Not determined until October 1952.
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Exhibit "B" Budge t Bevision Exhibit B.
BOABP OF EDUCATION - OKLAHOMA CITY,, OKLAHOMA
BUDGET SUMMARY 1952-53
Deductions
A2PEO2£laUQjaJi®a
1952-53 Budget Request as Revised
1.
Teachers Salaries
5,705,829.00
2.
Maintenance
2,076,229.00
3.
Transportation
28,040.00
4.
Capital Outlay
120,750.00
5.
Interest ©n Warrants
LESS 8
TemporaryDeduction to be Later Restored From Beserve Collections
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Total Reduction
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9,000.00
7,939.848.00
TOTAL
Permanent Reduction Not Subject t© Restoration Expect Through Increased Total Collections
718,079.17 #1
425,302.00
1,143,381.17
1,143,381.1?
Reduction
Balance ©f financed budget for July action of Excise Board
£
6,796,^66.83
NOTE.
114 1951-52 Budget Suppiementals to June 20, 1952 were in amount ©f
1952-53 Suppiementals anticipated byBoard of Education in School Program
$742,903-81
718,079-1?
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye. 11 R. #260 Approval to Write Boiler Inspector
A motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. McCray that the central office be authorized and directed to write to the City Boiler Inspector proposing a way in which the Board may conform with their request concerning boiler conditions. The motion Carried.
Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BQVLRD ADJOURNED, Approved the 4th
ayjof August, 1952.
ATTEST President
Y; MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1952
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr.N. L. George, Clerk R. Lewis Barton C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT:
J im Lookabaugh Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent
Others present: Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Ifesearch; Messrs. R. Ben Brown, Bill Eoutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Gilbert Robinson, and Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Directors; Messrs, Charles Harville and Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; and Miss Mary Thacker, Recording Secretary.
Mr. Pearson, President, offered the invocation.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Barton, the minutes of July 7, 1952 and July 14, 1952 were approved as read.
R. #261 Minutes Approved
SPECIAL
The following visitors were presented:
Visitors
Mr. Clyde Robinson, with a representation from the Whittier PTA; Mr. Tony Bennett, City Boiler Inspector; Mr. Ralph Stephens, husband, of President of the Lee' Schdol*s PTA, together with a number of PTA members
Mr. Robinson and other patrons of Whittier School, also Mr. Bennett, ^ity Boiler Inspector, expressed the opinion that the boiler in that school was unsafe for further use. Whereupon the Board agreed to confer with experts and get a written report on the matter to submit to the patrons, possibly within a week.
Boiler at Whittier Disapproved by Patrons
Mr. Ralph Stephens, husband of the President of the Lee School PTA, read a petition from patrons of that school as follows:
Vocational Us> of Classrooms at Lee School Disapproved b; Pattons
BEFORE THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS - DISTRICT #89 OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA Installation of Vocational Shops in Lee Elementary School, 436 S. W. &9th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma PETITION Comes now, Ralph Stephens, the duly elected Chairman, of the Committee of the Lee School Patrons, and acting for and in behalf of said patrons alleges and complains that during the year of 1952 this Honorable Board did cause the installation, or attempted installation, of certain Vocational Shops in the Lee Elementary School. That the patrons have information that this installation entails placing of machinery within the building, including upstairs rooms, attendance of children of senior high school age within the confines of an elementary school, /partitioning off and. rearranging of certain rooms and hallways, and the removal of a section of fence and placing of short steel posts to establish a parking lot on the front lawn, with two entrances, to serve the senior high students in attendance.
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I The patrons of Lee School believe that this action will greatly inpair the teaching efficiency of Lee Elementary School in that it will entail the placing of heavy machinery in a building constructed many years ago, not suited to installation of heavy equipment necessary to a vocational shop program. The patrons feel that due to the age of the building and the further fact that it has not been soundproofed, the noise, vibration, and .resultant confusion vrill greatly interfere with the efficient operation and teaching in the elementary classes. Attendance of senior high students at vocational shops at an elementary school will result in the mixing Df the two age groups .which we believe ignores the best interests of the elementaryaged children, because the accepted practices, the modern trend of thinking and good school philosophy advocate segregation according to age levels and this should be maintained. The adopting of a. portion of the Lee Elementary building for vocational shop courses will greatly curtail the teaching program at this school, which has heretofore been a model elementary school unit. This move will eliminate space now used and needed for classes in speech correction, Art, Library, Visual Aids, String Music, and various character building organizations. .......
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PETITION - CONT'D II The Lee School patrons further feel that the converting to vocational shops will create a serious health menace to the elementary children in that the resulting remodeling will make impossible the adequate ventilation of the auditorium now’ used by the elementary children.
The establishment of the vocational shops in conjunction with Lee School will increase greatly the danger of small childrens' being struck by motorvehicles, particularly in view of the present practice of teen-age students in operating "souped-up" or "hot-rod" cars without much regard for good safety practices. Ill In viev; of the past experience of vocational shop course enrollments, the number of high school students to profit from such a program as has been suggested for Lee Elementary School, would in all liklihood be rather smell and not in proportion to the resulting iripairment of the teaching facilities for the elementary age children at Lee School.
Therefore, in view’ of these facts, and the further considerations that the parents of Lee School children or of the high school students within the area to be served by this proposed shop program have not been consulted about this proposed shop program and that they are definitely opposed to the establishment of this program,
We, therefore, respectfully submit that the establishment of vocational shops at Lee Elementary School would be detrimental to all persons concerned’ and respectfully reauest that the Honorable Oklahoma City School Board retain' this school plant as an exclusive elementary school.
(Signed) Ralph Stephens, Chairman Committee of Lee Elementary School Patrons
It is further respectfully requested that this Honorable Board, attend and advise the patrons of Lee Elementary School of'its decision in this matter at a duly assembled meeting of patrons which will be held in the playroom at Lee Elementary School on Tuesday, August 5th, 1952, at 7^30 P* M. (Signed) Ralph Stephens, Chairman Committee of Lee Elementary School Patrons Dated this ^th day of August 1952, at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
After a lengthy discussion, it was agreed that the Board would meet with patrons in the Lee School on. Tuesday, August 5» 1952 at 7:30 p. m., to discuss the problem further. Report from Bus • Mgr • on Commodities from State
Mr. H. B. Ginn, Business Manager, reported on new regulations pertaining to school feeding commodities from the State Emergency Relief Board, and the Board directed Mr. Ginn to report back at a later date with recommendations.
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS R. #262 Treasurer's Report Rec'd
R. #263 Easement Approved R.#26h Additional Land for Lakeshore School
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Barton, the report of the School District Treasurer for the month of July was received and ordered filed. Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve signing an easement covering a strip of land on the site of the Southeast High School for the City to widen Shields Boulevard, and directing Mr. Lookabaugh to make provisions for a sidewalk. The motion carried. The Attorney presented a deed from the Midland Construction Company for the following described strip of land adjoining the Lakeshore School site, which this company has offered the Board as a gift:
Lot A, Block 8, Wilshire Boulevard Addition, according to the recorded plat thereof
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the District accept this gift of land and pay the taxes. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." R. #265 Approval to Complete Purchase of Land for Hayes School
The Attorney reported that the Classen Company will not agree to sell land for the Rutherfor B. Hayes School site unless the Board will agree to furnish water and sewer for the whole quarter section of land on which the school site is located. The cost for the water is estimated by Phillips and Stong, Engineers, to be $15,000, and the sewer is estimated at $50,000. After discussion, Mr. Barton moved approval to sign the contract completing the purchase of the land, described as follows!
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Description of Rutherford B. Hayes School site:
The West Half (Wj) of the West Half (V^-) of the Northwest Quarter (NWx) of the Southeast Quarter (SE^) of Section 27, Township 11 North, Range 3 West'of.I. M. , consisting of approximately ten (10) acres ----- Price $2,500. motion vias seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members present PERSONNEL
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Rosalvce; 3000 !a . & M. ____’Alic es ..... :5^«53—jJSng*-,--------------------- ; :s.s, 1 ; ; Mark Twain ■■■,(^.zeljyill^j._~.tr^sXerJ_________ •_______ ____ |WklfcEiald+.J}fina.____ ;.3Q5Q.....;^-M-A1.£U. .;.5.„yxs, . : ; i(Mr.) •; '{3. 3,A. A. I I ; Central-Driver Ec ___________ {EattfiX^Ierry----------- .;..3U.5Q..-;.Q.Q..U. 3U.5H. '-5- -yrs— ! Northeast ‘‘M.A. • J {Northeast ; ; I(Mrs.) ;• ;M.A. ..J• .3-1-7-5 .31.7.5..... !-d* Iq .II* ii .— ------------:5-ixs—jSSsdS—.;.M^.jr...Eng«.„ ;.M^~...Engie.-----____........ ...(Ly.dia_S.tanJ^y~nv.La£4'-^--£1il- AbAanna) „.{---------------- iExazae^..Ualla------------; Southeast-string :! B.M.E B.M.E. : { : Southeast-string J • | (Mr.) I;
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! ; ; I ; Hawthorne 4 » ,Xlfe4.0-15- xi^—.6. c?-.r.a$xgnad.). < ______ ______________________ L-.Jiu......^.;52w53-.-4.5th....... -.................... |(Mrs#) ! ; ; i ; Valley Brook 4 » I(¥i3id^^J»Lnkld3a...»»...i^ansf^r.).------------- !------ ---------- -I]3ingha^ r ...BJith -----------4Bin^ajjir«.Su.th.----------- .[.2950.;....!------------------- I------------- ;-53*53--!-Kd-stv........ ;............... ! ! f(Mr7) ; I (Mrt) 13 ; Lafayette ................................ ........... L..... -...... ................................................... . ... ^Tisti^JBeen.-„.trail.§fe.rl___________ ;_________ ...iTayX.Q.r»„jZ.Q..Q.__________ !.32Q€t....!. ___ : : i(Mr») I(Mr») I• :I I : ;Taft "(Ed Vayman - not re-dlected)_________ !__________ iUsers. Acers.Adnell ............. ..... ;.22OO.....; ■ 2900__ I_____________ ___ Jfeell .......... — ................... :5.3s53......;JBaM....... ............. . ...... ; ; I(Mrs») |(Mrs»)’ I: ;I ; I ; Central (Edith Mills -transfer)______________ 5_______ ____ I|tli.X..SQ.a^...lii.Xl.i.a®. ifilsont Lillian______................ !.__ _................... ................... ;5&5X...;..GoMiiQraa_________ -------- ;UQ.QQ.... I..... 5 ; i(Miss) * ; ; I ; Kaiser — .I^A^12nal.JPo.siti.on)|_________________ *___ _______ igl£p.ng^..gfibert.a _____ I.3X.Q.Q......!.___ ------- !......... ;5.2w53._..Ll.s.t._________ ______ : : i(MrsJ ‘ : ;................. J • Fillmore (Additional Position^_________ J___________JJehnsgii^ Kathrine-^ ! 1525 ; _ . ........ !................. ;52t?5.3.-...|.s..iiiiie..JEdgt»._____ ” : ' : |(l4rs.) " ' ' ; • I I Jackson :l)&.£^I.^Sl..of..J?eave.;reauest).________ ’•___ _______ .|Mv©JC0M4.„K^_t.hryn.___ :.37fi.Q.;....!___ ------- I_____ _ ____________________________ .... J3. T. Burger — removed from Vice Principal*. i(Mr«) ' ! ! ;________ ! • Capitol Hill Jr. .....s^^.„.J'ras..pfferQd._d.tfiaffMng-.PQAi.tiQn..._hu.t.JHisko.y.sky.^...J.ohn._____ :MQ.Q...... ... • .•152«5X-4#iGe^»incipal— 4 • has not accepted# ; ; f . • . I x J I « I » ___ : .. ............L. . :....................... !______ _ ...i t 3 “ ; “ F1 4
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L-.................. ;-----I ; ! Douglass ■Burn.et.t..-B.Q.ro.thy ___ .jAtte»....sXk*.,....,....l^ ------------!...$185..®fe.----.:.k..^.S......;.a<?15.r5.2.At.tlu...Clk»............... ; :» ! Personnel *(Miss) ‘ [Personnel i| (Miss) ; • » ....Jnlmsan^_.¥.elm._____ ;.GQn.tract...joLl^...;..7ts21tr5X_...iHu.atnrL,_.Ell.exL_---------- .i..$17.Q..jnb-----.!.2..yr.s~...;.6«?3Q.5K52;.J0ontrac.t...clk« ........ ! I 44 <‘ Service Dept. (Miss)" !Service Dept. ! I (Miss) ; • I ........ ......... I.7hL-h-52i-c-l-k—t-e^je-r-ary-----.JialLeXp.-Caralja_______ ;,c.lk.»___ ________ •..?*b 1&s 52.—.|P.apin.....Garole—------J..$15.0...mb------I 4 r' ! t . | (ilrsi) ; ; • ! Service Dept I 4 __ _ _________ I_________________ !___________ .sHeck.,...Be±.ty..................... .;.^L5O...m{j-----................. ••7~21-«52;-61k’"t-6jap&^aFy-....... . I 4 I 4J | fas.) ‘ ; ; I Columbus j 4 4 * *4. ;------------- 1-9-2—52"-;-elex’le.......... • ; j.Eed.r-ick'«“-DuGye-— 5-$150-8$-----J. 4; KHrs^r ; ; I ; Linwood i 4 4 I $170 mb LfiLsxa__ •5fe2s52..Lxleifc........ .................. i (Caroline Rogers - resigned) • IRogers. Isohel 1 4; > 4 ! J John Adams ; (lirs^) (Mrs.) IJohn Adams 4 „J..§155_. e &.______ . ..................I :.L„yr....... ;.9»2«5-2L .xlnrk-------------------- Schuler. Edith !clerk ‘-5-3Q^52.J.Wes.V DQjr.Q.thy„..„..„ 4 • 4 4 4; I I(Miss) ‘ » 4 • Personnel j 4 4 . ..!..$L5-Q...ap -------------------(Temporary -position) I ].__ _ ____ •.?.^18.n-5-2;.x:lk-mteapQ.r-ar-y-----! lAcklin,.JD.Qri.s • 4 1 I I(Mrs,) 4 » ! ; I UniversityHghts, .....k8?.*5.Q...pa-----------------1 4 [.^..yna.... !.9.w2s«52.4J31ark------...------------ 4 I I Simmons. Ola........... 1 • 4 ; |(Mrs,)' • ; ! Roosevelt .. ♦ 1 4! 4 ■2._vt »«5 • &—US—«; 2l.— (Lois Wallis «- resigned) J._.____ ____ l.S.D.arks..dl8d_in&..__.. ....•Jsl&fLmb............ ;---------- ------------------------------------------------------- •—
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PERSONNEL NAME
ASSIGNMENT
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EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
! EFFT. DATE I
NAME
_____ ! SALARY !
D£GKEEDEGREE
COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT EFFT.... DATE ! REMARKS
, APP-V-D ; ; EXP. !
Clerical
(Resignation withdrawn) I «
(laVonno Snoddy - resigned.)_ fr-I • Chandler.■resigned),
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(Mrs.)
(Mrs.)’ __ (Mrs.)’ Allman^.. Juan j la.
! t ; Webster ..;..$I7£L..mo------------------ •------------- :3.^L5«52:.A,t.ta»—cl-ki,-----! ; ! ; ; Roosevelt .............. ..........jl-jnc.----- ---------------------------------------; ; John Marshall ----I i t <
♦Terminated due to? re-organizatiojn.
I I t .1.
Substitutes who would like to be re-elected for 1952-53! Allen, Elizabeth Ayres, Kathryn Baldwin, Clyta Barrow, Hope Birdseye, Vivien Broadus, Harriett Brown, Opal Brown,. Teresa Burt, Olivette Carmichael, Alta Dague, Mabel Danner, Bess Davi s, Eva Dewey, Margaret Ebright, Carolyn Edgerton, Josephine Edwards, Essie Eowler, Mona Ereeling, Thelma Gladden, Lula Gonders, Loie Green, Mary ' Henderson, Mary Harwood, Pearl Holley, Helen Hawkins, Samuel James, Aileen James, Hattie Jenkins, Ruth Jones, Australia Jones, Gloria Peggy
Kelley, Helena Kemp, Arleta Lewis, Lena McCallister, Leia McCampbell, Ella McCarthy, Harriett Miller, Susan Nelson, Kerne Nielson, Pauline Owens, Irene Parkey, Wilma Parsons, Pauline Payne, Lena Puckett, Greta Raymer, Mildred Rentfrow, Josie Roberts, Lois Simmons, Daisy Snell, Eaye Stone, Rhea Swain, Mildred Wiggins, Irene
New substitutes for 1952-53!
Anderson, Evelyn Bennett, Margaret Cox, Gertrude
B.A. A.B. A.B.
Dixon, Beulah Emery, Mary Ellis, Louise Howard, Walsie Irish, Ruby Lamb, Iva Larson, Eleanor Lawler, Jean McGee, Helen Magaw, Velta Nations, Lucille Ogle, Lucille
B.S’. B.S. B.S. M.A. Non-degree B.S. B.A. B.S. B.S® B.S. Non-degree A.B.
Elementary (Retired teacher) Math, English, Commerce, Spanish Elementary, English, History Spanish, Music : English, Elementary English, History, Elementary Elementary, Home Economics Elementary (Retired teacher) Home Economics, Elementary Home Economics Math, English, Social Studies Home Economics Commerce, English, Elementary Primary, Elementary Primary, Elementary Elementary
Perry, Rosalie Potts, Helen Poynter, Jane Presley, Karie Prim, Minnie Sewell, Amy Schaul, Eley Wikoff, Elizabeth Woodworth, Susan Luper, Marybell
B.A. A.B, A.B. Non-degree B.A. M.A. Non-degree B«A. n * A. B.A.
English, Elementary,.. Primary Elementary English, Elementary Intermediate Elementary English, Elementary English, History, Science, French Ar t, Elemen tary Home Economics - Music Elementary
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MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1952 - CONT'D
Instructional -
Myers, Alyce (Miss) - transfer from half-time Nichols Hills and. half-time Andrew Johnson - to full time Andrew Johnson - one-half additional position due to increase in enrollment. Clerical -
Evans, Thelma (Mrs.) - half-time financial secretary - to full time financial secretary - salary from $100 per mo., to $.190 per mo. - effective August 15, 1952. Waller, Carole (Miss) - Service Department - from temporary clerk™typist - to permanent clerk-typist - salary from $150 per mo., to $165 per mo. - effective July 14, 1952.
The Recreation Commission wishes to submit the following recommendations to the Board of Education:
1. That the following Field Supervisor elected beginning July 15 at a salary.of $8."5 per day for the days she works: Rose Marie Smith 2. That the following lifeguard be elected beginning July 15 at a salary of $6.00 per day for the days he works:
Harold D.
Merideth
3. That the following lifeguards be elected beginning July 1 at a salary of $6.00 per day for the days they work: R. Range Cloyd, Jr.
Carroll E. Gregg Eddie Drew Adult Institute
The Central Accelerated High School would like to have Mrs. Ann Reid elected to serve as instructed - salary to be determined by the enrollment.
TERMINATIONS » 1 •..... 1 1 ’SERVICE DEB&RTM0ST »i
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NAME
rDuiane Moates £>-«••••••••««•••••*•••••«•■»••••■••mu
'•John Chnrchwell
R. C. Thomas
ASSIGNMENT
; Stand Wat io i
! (Retired) I I
I (New Position) ~ J« ; (Transfer)
1
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» 5 1 EFFT DATE i • 1 : • : •1 ------------- -
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Donald Pryor •
!•
William 0. Rogers
1__________________
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rBilly Joo Robinson
Laura Carter Robert Cox 'Wn. Richard .Carnes
:W. S. Ferguson
; APP’V’D I 1 EXP. '
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Gerald McKay
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• $40.62 •
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40.62 ;
• 40.62 : J *
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•(Transfer) J_______ k______ J
! (Transfer)
•
■fFuir-tine "FIoor-1'&riZ52~ ; nan Northeast J
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f'Z , H. H. Honson
i'n^LiSol^T-^S^p^c Tomlinson
1175.00 J
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hvc no ' 175.00 ; ,; 175.00
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’ I 175.00 1
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! Student' Floornan
52 ; Gatewood
7-10-52 , ! « , , ^1-52
, < I ,
leave of“absence Ca.pt. Hill Senior Student Floornan Creston Hills
• e m co 1me Floornan . 6-10-52 ; ggug. Stad. & Page "
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j 7-24-52 [ Culbertson School
1 „ __ • I’ui'I-tine extra . 7-25-52; Floornan '1‘Tul'I—t'lneFloornan’ > 8-1-52 • Northeast r ; 7-25-52 *, Lincoln 1
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»
! ! Full-tine extra ; 7-14-52 J Custodian
:
-.^4 87.50 ; • -... ' I ! ; iI Vbnnie Vonnic Lee Leo Cain 1175.00 } J >__________ _______ ____ ' ___________ J_____ ;____________ ;___
Richard R. Turner
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;---------------- I T. C. Screws-------------- 1 !206.66 206.66---------------------- ! .1___ _________L_________ ______________ 11 _______ ;___ ____________ •• i95.oo : » :t
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REPLACEMENT EFF'T. . DATE 1 : REMARKS
..................... ............ • ; Student Floornan J 7—8—52 J Stand Watic ' ■ ?TSl-£'ine Floorman ”! 17-2-52 ! Northeast '
{ ;
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; 175.00 1
5
ILoyd Stevensoh
■A. D.. Smith
yWilliam Hensley
DEGREE COLLEGE
1
Loyd Roberts
Ben B. HaH
OR
EMPLOYMENT ; • ' '• NAME ! SALARY 1
1 7-7-52
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■ _ „„ „ ! -4-tinc Floornan t } (Leave of absence) Woody • 98.331 1 |= Robert D. B'.«Woody . 1 7-30-52 Buren I I t 1 ___ _ __ __ __________________j________ __ _________ 1 »••>•••••■>•••■,• !•*<■«•■••••••••••.• •■»•••••....J,.——«••••••••••••••••,I - ■;J ™ ' •sMSine Tloarnan ' 1 (Transfer) • i Arthur Ernest Clawson 1 87.50 1 • 7-28-52 J ga-th' 5 ! = 1 ! ... ,I .. . -i“————•••••—“—----- ——•™..„...~........... TTf2T^t^2rTTo“r-r--;"-"-“"-----f---------------- —--- ------------;----------- 1" (Transfer Ifron Capijtol Hill Senior) '- j ; nan Culbertson | '| Ben B. Hall ; 1 I
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TTlS"f3tine”5^Loor-l 7 i7 R2
1 nan Franklin
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j Janes Arthur Grimes
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(Transfer fron Night Y&ibdbnan) « I > I
MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1952 - CONT'D
Transfers Recommended ..Service Depi
TRANSFERS IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT, JULY, 1?>2
Leroy Grisham, Relief Custodian to Head Custodian at J. Doris, effective July 1, 1$£2. Salary $211.66.
Dave Ireland, Head Custodian at J. Davis to Relief Custodian effective July 1, 1^2. Salary $211.66. John R. Clark, Floorman at Willrd to Shop, effective June 1, 1952.
Salary $l.J>0 an hour.
R. C. Thomas, Relief Custodian to Head Custodian at Wilson, effective July 16, 1952. Sairy $211.66. A. U. Skaggs, Head Custodian at Willard to Ass’t Custodian at Central, effective July 16, 1952. Salary $175-00. Will Cowley, Roving Night Watchman to Full-time Floorman at Franklin, effective July 23, 1952. Salary $175.00.
W. H. Johnson, Full-time Floorman at Cleveland to Roving Night Watchman, effective July 23, 1952. Salary 1170.00. This change is made for the good of the system. Clyde Arnold, Full-time Floorman at Hawthorne to Head Custodian at new Kaiser, effective July 24, 1952. Salary $196.66.
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Motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel recommendations was made by Mr. McCray, seconded "by Mr. Barton, and carried unanimously on roll call. BILLS AND PAYROLLS
The following report of the Clerk for the month of July was submitted:
August 4, 1952
R. #266 Personnel Approved
Report of Clerk for
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your information:
Bills Recommended for Payment
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT AUGUST 4, 1952: Item#la - 1952-53 GENERAL FUND
$38,461.01
Item #Lb - 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
3,154.00
Item #lc - 1951-52GENERAL FUND
72,765.30
Item #ld - 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND
20,022.11
Item
#le- 194-9
BOND
Item #lf - 1952
GENERAL BOND
Item# Ig - 194-6
BOND
Item
1,494.00 4-92.34
10,663.35
#lh- 1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
554-,50
Item #li - 1951-52General Building Levy
65,561.53
Item #lj - 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
24,14-2.51
Item #lk -
1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
1,781.48 TOTAL------- $239,092.13
MEETING 0E AUGUST 4, 1 952 - CONT1D
Bills Recommended for Payment'
K
1952-53 GENERAL FUND
Ofc Supl & Print - Bus Ofc A & E Equip Co Rent for July & Aug Casmir Investment Co Upkeep trucks, Cars Dickerson-Dewees Custodian Supl Eureka Water Co Ofc Supl - Research Graham Paper Guaranty Title & Abstract Abstracting eharges-Grand Blvd N L George, Clerk Petty Cash Reimbursement $ 5.00 M-14 Mtr, Upkeep Grounds 26.05 1-3 Instructional Supl A-16 Other Adm Expense 5 ..00 - ’ A-13 Supt Ofc Supl Upkeep Grounds =tBldg Repr Bob Cates Taxes W T Hale IBM
AMOUNT
Selected & NW Highway
Rental & Storage
International Film Bureau
19.80 600.00 520.20 31.90 1.94 5*50 53.09
Standard.
V
Selected
-
14.65 598.41
790.00
Contract
6.06
Visual Aid Supl
Multigraph Sales Agency
Repr to Ofc Meh
Standard
3.60
National Cash Register
Repr to Ofc Meh
Standard
4.00
Okla Business News Co
Sub - Supt Ofc
3O.OO
Okla City Assoc Ins Agents Ins on Airplane for Classen Okla Gas & Elec Serv for June Service for May 28 to June 28 Okla. City Water Dept. Okla Natural Gas Serv for June Willis G Sautbine Rent for July & August Appraisal Services - Administration Bldg Roscoe H Sears & Irving Taxes Earle M Simons SW Bell Telephone Co Snyder’s Inc Town of Nichols Hills
Service for June Supt Ofc Supl Water Service for June
VanHorn Plastering Co
Repr to Bldg - Linwood & HE
Western Bank & Ofc Supl Western Union Telegraph Alice Whitten
Supl - Auditor’s Ofc Telegram & errand serv for June Sent for Lowell School Ground
<*?
101.66 5126.54 2544.73 625.63 600.00 150.00 24,370.15
Selected
2102.04 9.84 11.00 109.47
Selected
TOTAL
8.75 13.05 9.00
38,461.01 AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
I32.QO
Bill’s Horn Shop
Musical Instr Repr - Douglass
Dickerson-Dewees
Upkeep trucks & cars
W T Hale
Taxes
133*42
Industrial Plumbing
Repr Heating System - Edwards
256.25
Dr Moore Okla Gas & Elec Okla City Water Dept Okla Natural Gas Earle Simmons SW Bell Telephone
Rent for July & August Serv for June Water Service - May 28 to June 28 Serv for June Taxes Serv for June
Contract
130.00 552.70 320.10 63.30 1393.6O 148.6©
TOTAL
3.154.00 AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND
Abingdon-Cokesbury Press Library Books - Cur Lib Acme Oil Tool Co Material & Bldg Repr A & E Equip Co Ofc Supl
Air Reduction Co Allied Paint Store American Arctic Co American Book Co American Equip Co
24.03
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Bldg Ice Books Library Books - Cur Lib Repr to Equip - Upkeep Grounds
Publisher Standard Board Action: 383*51 : 47.34 Selected : 106.41 Low Board Action Low Publisher Standard: 7.32 Selected: 16.89 Low : 31.78
1.58 81.90 537.26
13.76 1040.00 36.00 33.77 55.99
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MEETING OF AUGUST 4, 1952 - CONT'D k
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10.34 239.7®
American First Trust Bus Ofc Swl American Floor Surfacing Bldg Repr
Standard Board Actions 208.50 Standard s 31.20
American Technical Soc Association for Childhood Education
Instr Supl - Classen Cur-Lib Supl
Publisher Publisher
31.02 3.58
Association Press
Cur Lib Supl
Publisher
7.84
Atomic Sound Engr Co
Supl, Recreation
Low
168.00
Barada & Page
Custodian Supl - Visual Aid Supl Upkeep Grounds
Low
89.73
Beckley & Cardy Co
Cur Lib Supl
Publisher
C.C Birchard & Co
Instr Supl - Music
Standard
550.72
Boardman Co Repr to Equip Bolender Brick & Material Repr to Equip Bowers Ele© Co Custodian Supl R R Bowker Co Cur Lib Supl
Selected Low Contract Publisher
7.40 105.00 136.71 1.00
Branham’s Inc
New Furn & Fix - Furn Repr, Ofc Supl
Frank H Braunlich
Instr Supl - Teaching Aid
Board Actions 432.0% 1506.37 25 .40 Selected s Low s' 1055.97 138.00
Mike Bryan Ofc Supl B & T Chemical Buck’s Sporting Goods
Supl - Treasurer’s Ofc Custodian Supl Recreation Supl
Standard Low Low
Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction Bureau of Publications Burke Aviation Corp Bob Cates Calhoun Lumber Co California Test Bureau Capitol Stage Equip Co Caxton Printers Child Study Assoc of America Gin-Made Corp
Teaching Aid Supl
2.21
79.20 38.50 90.60 75.OO
Publisher
3.75 56.14
Library Books - Cur Lib Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Custodian Supl - Repr to Bldg Furn Repr Instr Supl New Furn & Fix Lib Books - Cur Lib Cur Lib Supl
Board Action Publisher Publisher
Visual Aid. Supl
Low
Selected. Lew
26.58 2.53 1198.00 3.92 I.30
40.20 5.00
Cole-Pemberton C©
Ownership on property between SW49 & SW55 & property E of Shields Bounded, by SW 62 Instr Supl - Central Home Ec
F E Compton & C© Cook Paint & Varnish Cornell Univ Press Coward. McCann
Library Books - Wilson Recreation Supl - Summer playground. Cur Lib Books Cur Lib Books
Publisher Low Publisher Publisher
Cox & Bartlett Desk Co Crane C©
New Furn & Fix Repr to Equip
Low Selecteds Low s
Thomas Crowell C©
Cur Lib Supl
Publisher
2.12
Daily Law Journal N‘W Davenport H 0 Davis
Legal Publications Bldg Repr Audio Visual Supl
Publisher Standard Standard
42.5® 495.0© 66.90
Delmar Publishers Denoyer-Geppert Co
Instr Supl - Classen New School Apparatus
Publisher Low
56.36 1177*5®
De Vilbiss Brake Serv Dinks Parrish Laundry
Instr Supl - Driver Training Serv for June
Selected
Dolese Co Doubleday & Co
Repr to Bldg & Equip, Upkeep Ground.® Library Books
Low Publisher
H Dorsey Douglas Dowlings
Bill Doyle Drexel Floral House
Instr .Supl New School Apparatus, Instr & Teaching Aid. Supl Of© Supl - New School Apparatus Commencement expense - John Marshall
Board Action Selecteds 6.00 Lew s896.00 Selecteds 23*20
Dryden Press Inc
Cur Lib Books
Coates-Southwest Title
Bills Recommended for Payment
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND CONT’D
43.52
V- •
Publisher
101.84 3*91 16.16 2.15
16.24 76.83
75.00 93.07
1.50 5*41
876.31 88.86 1813.Q0 901.95
682.52 60.00 2.72
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MEETING OF AUGUST % 1952 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended for Payment
GENERAL FUND - CONT'D Dryer, Clark & Dryer John Dunlap Sptg Good.® Dunn Printing C© Bob Dunning-Jones
Custodian Supl Recreation Supl Ofc Supl Improvement of Grounds
21.45 142.60 5.25 1250.00
Low Low Selected Low
Educational Directories Supt Ofc Supl Educational Music Bureau Instr Supl - Music Educational Test Bureau Instr Supl
Publisher Standard Publisher
10.00 113.62 72.86
Educator’s Washington Sub - Dr Barnes Dispatch Encyclopaedia Britannica Lib Books - Culbertson Encyclopaedia Britannica Vi® Aid Supl Films Inc
Publisher
18.00
Erie Press
Publisher
3.95
Excelsior Stove & Mfg 0© Upkeep Grounds
Selected
1.90
Federal Supl Go Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co Field Enterprises
Repr to Equip Hew School Apparatus Lib Books
Low Board Action Publisher
Fideler Co Fine Arts Engraving C© Fleck Bearing Co
Teaching Aid Supl Commencement Expense - Central Repr to Equip
Publisher Selected
2.48 80.00 ' 3.75
Fox-Vliet Drug Co
Repr to Equip
Selected
6.21
General Electric Supl General Paint Corp
Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg = Instr Supl9 Vo© & Indus
N h Georges Clerk Gil-Mor Chemical Co Ginn & C©
Petty Gash Reimbursement Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Music
Board Action 18.08 Board Action? o 202.04 Low
Graham Paper C© Grand Paint & Paper Co Greenlease-Moore Inc
Instr & Ofc Supl Repr to Bldg Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Lib Books ~ Irving
Lib Books - Cur Lib Greystone Corp Grimes-Joyce Printing C© Instr Supl Guaranty Title & Abstract Real Estate
Publisher Publisher? Standard ?
100.00 595.00
Low Standard
Lew Low Low
Publisher Standard Publisher Publisher Board Action? 1026.36 ? 125.08 Standard 27.06 Selected ? ? 227.13 Low Publisher
77.50 695.0©
295.74 1100.00 1074.16
i i
26.00 220.12 5.80 120.00 145.15
1524.94 85.5® 645.13
j X—✓
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8.92 2.71 14.00 9.64 9.82 1405.63
Harcourt Brae® & C©> Harper & Bros Hart Industrial Supl Co
Cur Lib Book® Cur Lib Books Custodian Supl - Repr to Bldg & Equip Instr Supl, Voe & Indus
Health Publications
Cur Lib Stqal
D C Heath & C© Herd Equip Co Henry Holt & Go Hoover Bros Inc
Cur Lib Supl - Instr Supl, Classen Upkeep Grounds Cur Lib Supl Instr Supl
Publisher Selected Publisher
69.82 4.12 5.19 277.50
Hoover Equip Co Houghton Mifflin
Upkeep Grounds Cur Lib Supl
Selected Publisher
13.72 4.36
House of Wren Inc
New School Apparatus - Instr Supl
Huguley Paper & Box Hunsicker Bros<>
Night School Supl Repr to Equip
Beard Action? 2021.02 84.10 o Standard Low Board Action? 833.83 00 6.06 Selected ? Low 91.31
Informative Classroom Picture Pub International Film Bur
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
Jenkins Music C©
Teaching Aid & Instr Supl9 Music
Low
Kilpatrick Bros Kings Laundry Kittle Pub C@ Alfred A Knopf, Inc
Repr to Bldg & Equip = Recreation Supl Custodian Supl Instr Supl . Cur Lib Books
Board Action? >3.98 ? 427.68 Low Standard Publisher
H E Leonhardt Lbr Co Leslie’s Lumber
Instr Supl - HE Recreation Supl
Low Low
33.51 27.69
J G Liebmann Ice C© Loeffler-Green® Supl C@
Repr to Bldg Renr t® Eauin
Low Low
36.00 7355.17
2.00
2105.12/ 103.32 931.20
2.78
175.00
Instr Supl
i i
53.38 771.66 5.84 200.00 3.52
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Instr & Supt Ofc Supl Repr t© Furn
Publisher Low
737.64 31.25
Macke & Drake Di str Male© Co Inc
Instr Supl9 Franklin Phys Ed Equip
Standard Standard
178.50 312.00
Marshall Supl & Equip A. C McClurg & Co MacMillan Co Marchant Calculating McGraw Hill
Instr Sugpl, Vos & Indus Cur Lib Books Teaching Aid Supl Maintenance Serv Instr Supl
Board Action Publisher Publisher Standard Lw
159.24 4.44 9.85 60.00 80.50
Mideke Supl Co
Repr to Bldg & Equip - Instr Supl
1347.82
Miller-Jackson Co
Repr to Equip - Instr Supl - New School Equipment Custodian Supl
Board Actions 124.64 Selected s 20.08 Low s 1203.10 Selected s 1.02 Low s 103.23 Board Actions 308.16 Low ? 142.20 Board Action
5740.72 1.73 403.88
• Lone Star School Book Long-Bell Lumber Co
Miller-Norris Co MiIton Bradley Co Mistletoe Express Serv Morgan-Power Tire Co i
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Instr Supl Upkeep Grounds Upkeep Trucks & Gars
Lw
Motter Bookbinding Co , Library Books - NE Multigraph Sales Instr Supl - Maintenance Serv M & V Supl Go Instr Supl - Voc & Indus National Gash Register Repr to Ofc Meh National Ed Assoc Instr Supl Natl Institute of Adm Expense Governmental Purchasing
New Stat® Laundry New State Towel & Linen Nichols Seed Co W W Norton and C© A J Nystrom & Co
Serv for May June Serv for Jun© Upkeep Grounds Cur Lib Books Instr Supl - Longfellow
J M O’Connor Co Oklahoma Hardware Co
Repr to Equip Custodian Supl - Repr to Equip
Oklahoma Paper Co
Custodian Supl
Oklahoma Seating Go
New Furn & Fix - Recreation Supl
Contract Low Standard
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J W Pepper & Son W J Pettee & C@
s
18.71*"
Low Selected Board Action
? 254.16 ? 1.02
Board Action?5721.00 Selected ? 9.25 Low ? 93°25 Standard Selected
104.25
450.36 ■
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188.79 141.27 123.20 2.40 3.5© 25.00
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28.05 255.18 5803.77
5823.50 45.00
80.00 786.89
Philosophical Library Pipkin Phot© Serv Plants’ Garage
Instr Supl - Music Recreation Supl - Instr Supl Repr to Bldg Cur Lib Supl Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Upkeep Trucks & Gars
i Postmaster Postmaster
Postage for June Postage for June
Powell Magazines Practical Drawing Co H L Pray Mfg C© Prentice-Hall Inc
Sub Renewal - Instr Supl - Music Upkeep Grounds Supt Ofc Supl
Publisher Standard Selected Publisher
2.00 62.50 17.24 3.00
Pat Pugh Motor Co
Instr Supl - Driver Training
Contract
65.21
Jahn Ramsbottom Rand McNally Richards & Conover Mrs Kathleen Riggs Rinehart Books
Piano Tuning Library Books Custodian Supl - Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - New School Apparatus Library Books
Publisher Low Standard Publisher
250.00 3.36 44.42 1351.16 2.17
R N Rippee Rogers Co Row Peterson & Co
Piano Tuning Phys Ed Equip Library Books
Low Publisher
63.OO 1358.49 18.52
Royal Typewriter Co
Repr to Of© Meh - New Furn & Fix
Hd So & So Go
Library Books
Publisher Lew Standard Selected Low
Recommended for Payment
27.90 8.00 32.85 4.28 22.00
Standard Publisher
Owens Elec & Refrigeration Repr to Equip
( UJ
! Bills
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND COST’D
?
10.80
? 130.33 r 14.82 ? 161.65
4.08 522.07 3O6.8O
100.00 200.00
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Standard? 2.75 Selected? 235.00 Lew ? 470.00 Publisher
707.75 210.06
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Bills Recommended for Payment
The School Executive Henry Schuman, Inc Science Research Scott Feresman & Go Charles Scribner’s Sons
Supt Ofc Supl Library Books Instr Supl Lib Books - Instr Supl8 Irving Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
Scrivner-Stevens Co Sears Roebuck & Co S.E.B. Paint Co Sharp & Nichols Music Co
Custodian Supl Recreation & Instr Supl Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - New School Apparatus
Low Lew Board Action Low
Simpson Auto Co
Instr Supl - Driver Training
Sinclair Refining Co Singer Sewing Meh C© J V Smith Sales
Custodian Supl Instr Supl - CH Sr Instr Supl
Contract; 180.00 Selected? 49.17 Low ?> >68.27 Low Standard Board Action
L C Smith Snyders Inc
Ofc Supl - Cur Lib Repr to Equip
Standard Board Action
Sooner Bindery Co Southern Sales Go Standard Roofing Sun Electric Corp Swanda Bros
Audit' Supl Instr Supl Repr to Bldg Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Bldg
Low Low Selected Standard Lew
43.70 160.2© 9.00 24.00 I9.50
Tell-Well Press Erwin Trapp® Triangle Blue Print
Library Books Repr to Jura Instr Supl - 101
Publisher Lew Low
1.02 456.84 39.75
1
6.25 2.37 579.0? 264.18 I8.03
297.44
40.2® 8.19 1231.76 10.60 IO.37
29.16
Truck Serv Clearing House Repr t© Equip Underwood Corp
New School Apparatus
Standard
235«00
Vanguard Press Inc Van Horn Plastering Co Vase©© Inc Veneer-0-Wax Corp
Instr Supl Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Films Custodian Supl
Publisher
1.72 805.87 313.75 676.50
Vestal Inc Viking Press Inc Vess Truck Lines Inc
Custodian Supl Library Books Instr Supl - V©c & Indus
Standard Publisher
103.80 10.46 7.59
Walberg & Aug© Wayne Univ Speakers Bur Western Bank & Of© Supl
Instr Supl - Music Instr Supl Repr to Furn - Ofc Supl
Standard Selected Selected? Standard?
188.13 1.00 6O.15
Western Newspaper Union Wilcox & Follett C© John Wiley & Sons
Instr Supl Lib Books Lib Books
Low Publisher Publisher
170.20 46.01 4.96
H W Wilson Co John G Winston Co Woodmansee-Abbott Music
Lib Bocks Instr Sxpl Repr to Musical Instr
Publisher Publisher Low
199.60 2.4? 396.00
W & W Steel C© Wylie-Stewart
Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg
Low 9.28 Selected? Standard? 56.26 Low ? 124.84
18.63 190.38
Young America Films
Instr Supl
Lew
1951-52 SEPARATE FUND
S’-
236.33 102.60 2047.50 312.55
Low Board Action
11.40 48.75
TOTAL
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AMOUNT
American News Co Arms© Drainage
Books , Equip & Supl Additions to Bldg
Publisher Board Action
Association Films Atomic Sound
Visual Aid Supl Recreation Supl
Low Low
(jfity Bus C@ Cook Supl C© Cyclone Fence Connelly Cons Co Dinks Parrish Laundry H Dorsey Douglas Inc Bill Doyle Encyclopaedia Britannica
Federal Supl Co Field Enterprises
Serv for March Repr to Equip Repr to Equip Est #1 - Playground surfacing Serv for May & June Repr to Of© Meh Instr Supl Library Books
Construction of Bldg Library Books
• 632.65 —$72,765.30
4.9© 10,593*41 45.33 168.00
Standard Low Publisher
140.00 604.56 32.50 2977.85 2.22 3.5© 388.00 77.50
'Low Publisher
84.54 202.64
Board Action Standard Board Action
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1951“52 SEPARATE FUND CONT’D Instr Supl “ V©c & Indus Gibbs & C© Gaylerd Bros In® Library Supl N L Georg©9 Clerk Petty Cash Reimbursement Instr Supl “ Vac & Indus Hart Industrial Supl Instr Supl ~ Vec & Indus Heath C© Hun^icker Bros Repr t© Bldg
I
Lw Lew
• 285 «93 105.86 142.56
Low Standard L©w
Oran Huston Lumber Go
Repr to Bldg
Low
37.52
International Elim Bur
Teaching Aid Supl
Low
130.50
Jenkins Musis Co
Recreation & Instr Supl - Music
Low
21.13
Kilpatrick Bros
Board Actions 272.86 Low s 42.84 Publisher
315.70
Alfred A Knopf
Repr to Bldg - Books, Equip, & Supl Veterans Teaching Aid Supl
Long Bell Lumber G©
Additions to Bldg
■Lew
4J6.46
Male© C© Ins Me Ge® Hadi© Co
Health Supl Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Standard to
312.00 54.40
Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Additions to Bldg Purchase price of real estate
Low Board Action
Instr Supl “ Voc & Indus
Lew
Okla Paper C© Olson Bros
Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Board Action Low
W J Pettee & C©
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus, Supl - Repr to Bldg
Band McNally & C© Bishards & Conover
Library Books Impx’ovemsnt of Grounds Additions to Equip
Publisher Low
73.22 641.70
■ John # Hider Publisher Robberson Steel Go Ro So & So Co
Instr Supl - Vos & Indus Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Low Publisher
6? .60 267.34 22.95
Sherwin Williams Singer Sewing Meh
Repr to Bldg Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Low Standard
56.72 23.07
R W Thomas
Locating improvements on Scott B Moor® Tract
Warr-=Caston Lumber Co H W Wilson
Books, Equip, & Supl Library Books
Midek® Supl Co Modern Materials • Scott B Moore & Jessy© J Moor® Motor Supl Co
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AMOUNT 125^> 70.90
5.43
*
170.49 215.04 9900.00
32.23
i
Recreation
Board Actions Selected s Standard s Low s
860.00 27.5® 44.60 7.88 24.30 10.20
86.98
20.00
Lew Publisher
TOTAL
60.09 28.00 20.022.11
* Authorised previously“-payment mad® on same July 15, 1952
1949 BOND
AMOUNT
Concho Cons Go Inc
996 loads dirt - Zachary Taylor
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Board Action
TOTAL
1952 GENERAL BOND Serv performed in preliminary studies for proposed WM McKinley High School
Phillips & Stong
Topography of school site 36th Street & Will Rogers Park
Board Action
1946 BOND
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Southeast Secondary School Land Appraisal - Jefferson Sehool, Block 7, University Addition Court Costs - Case No. 113959, John Marshall North Location Park Estate - $50.00 Work NW Jr. High - $100.00 W®rk ©a, Administration Bldg & Irving with State - $200.00
104.21
388.13
TOTAL
Cliff Paul Kooser
1,494.00 AMOUNT
Coston & Frankfurt
Edd L. Hisel Jay J Dwyer
1494.00
492.34
AMOUNT 10,000.00 200.00
113.35 350.00
Bills Recommended. for Payment
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AMOUNT
1950-r51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVt
Bills Recommended for Payment
New Earn - Nichols Hills, Carey, Fillmore
Board. Action
1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY i
Armco Drainage
Du Pont Paint H Dorsey Douglas Federal Supl Co Cox Construction Co. General Electric Supl
Steelox Buildings for Stand Watie, Rockwood, SE Est #7 - Andrew Johnson Building Material - lakeshore Building Material - Rockwood Estimate #1, Garfield School Building Material - Madison Building Material - Hayes, Madison, lakeshore, Rockwood Paint - Rockwood New Furn = Chester A Arthur Building Material - Stand Watie, SE Estimate $L Fillmore School Electrical Supl - Madison, Hayes
Harrison Builders Supl Hart. Industrial Supl
Carpentry Supl - Madison, Hayes Building Material
Hunzicker Bros
Electrical Supl - Rockwood, Lakeshore, Hayes
Oran Huston Lumber
Building Material - Stand Watie, Rockwood
Commercial Cons Co Capitol Steel & Iron' Crane Co Craig Construction Co. Davisdon & Case Lumber Dolese Co
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AMOUNT 27,466.82
Board Action
3187.80 762.43 8.97 4185.00 350.75 . 515 .49
Low Low Low Low Low Board Action Low
227.20 530.40 169.08 7692.85 20.5®
Board Action; 12.50 8.00 Low ;
439.55 62.22
Board Action Selected; 13.92 Low ; 48.30 Board Action; 4?6.46 Selected ;‘ »• 9.J0 Low ; 380.16 Board Action
Kilpatrick Bros
Building Material -.Stand Watie, SE Rockwood
Board Action
Long-Bell Lumber
Building Material - Rockwood
Selected
8(55.92
1308.57 49,65 6.00
Mideke Supl Co Noftsger & Lawrence'. John McAlister Co
Building Material - Rockwood, SE Low Est #7 - Andrew Johnson, Est #9 - Chester A Arthur Board Action Building Material - Stand Watie, ,i,-V Rockwood Modern Materials Co Board Action Building Material - Stand Watie, SE, Rockwood Cliff layers Purchase of SE4 of SE4 of NW4-29-11-3W - Prairie Queen Oklahoma Oxygen Co Contract Oxygen & Acetylene - Rockwood Oklahoma Publishing Co Classified Ad Oklahoma Seating Co Board Action New Jura - Prairie Queen, lakeshore, Garfield, Hayes Weller Cons Co Est #9 - Chester A Arthur Harold Parker & Co Building Material - Madison Low George Smith Est #1 - James Polk Robberson Steel Co Low Building Material - Stand Watie,SB, Rockwood Sherwin Williams Building Material - Stand Watie, SE, Low Rockwood Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg Eat #1 - James Polk TOTAL ♦Authorized previously-payment on same July 11, 1952 I
604.80 *
7500.00 29.52 305.80 IO83.7O
Wo 5602.95 3260r63 143.42
, ,112.05 $65,561.53
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1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY I V Ashby Bob Cates Coston & Frankfurt
Moving Bldg to Lowell from Rockwood Selected Construction of Bldg - Lakeshore Preliminary plans for Serv Bldg originally Board Action proposed for 10th & Ifey. Serv performed in preliminary studies for WM McKinley Jr. High
N L George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement
W A Landers Co
Labor & Material for plumbing and heating work, temporary classrooms - Madison, Rockwood, Lakeshore, SE.
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170.94 181.62 402.00
150.00 7.15 51^9.81
12.35 11,672.25
Cliff Myers
Court Costs, Case No. 128048 - Board vs Harry Sochor
151.35
Phillips & Stong
Sewer data, Hayes - Topography, Prairie Queen
204.60
Delmar Pore
Moving Franklin Kaiser School Building to New Location at Chester A Arthur
975.00
(Universal Builders (West Side Developers
Purchase Price of Block J, Steve Pennington 10th Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof Pag© 11
August 4, 1952
2925.00 . 2925.co TOTAL
24,1^2.51
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1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY W A Landers Co
AMOUNT
Labor and. material for plumbing and. heating works, temporary classrooms, Dunbar School
1781.48
TOTAL
Bills Recommended, for Payment
1781.48
All the claims shown in items #la to #lk, both inclusive have been examined and. approved, by the auditor as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculation, and receipt by the department heads. We recommend that same be allowed and the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof. Item #2
GENERAL FUND 1952-53 Payroll for the month of July, f 1 to an ineluding # SEPARATE FUND 1952-53 Payroll for the month of July, #1 to and including
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. . . .
$
14,814.89
1949 BOND FUND Payroll for the month of July, #..... .........
1,035.62
SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 Payroll for the month of July, #1 ............ .
u
168,811.32
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GENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 Payroll for the month of July, #1 ............ .
Item #3
July Payrolls Approved
PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED ABE AS FOLLOWSS
13.673.52 4,924.75
GENERAL FUND
/ Payrolls - including School Administrators, Clerical, Teachers, Service Department Employees, and extra services. Pay period ending August 31» 1952, one month ................ 200,000.00
Aug. Payrolls Authorized
SEPARATE FUND Payrolls - including School Administrators, Clerical, Teachers, Service Department Employees, and extra services. Pay period ending August 31» 1952, one month ................ 1949 BOND Payrolls - including engineer’s office. Payperiod ending August 31, 19528 one month ............. .................... •
GENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings and annexes
SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings . . . « •
20,000.00
1,100.00
15,000.00
5,000.00?
The persons to be listed on these payrolls have been regularly employed by the Board on an annual, monthly or daily basis and payrolls are to be computed on actual sateies as fixed by the Board. All payrolls will be supported by verified payroll claims carrying proper authorization and approval and will be examined by the Superintendent, Clerk, and . Auditor prior to release of warrants. We recommend that these claims be ratified and approved for payment subject only to revision on certificate, as to absentees and substitutes, and action of the Board on salaries not designated, and that the Clerk be authorized to issue warrants for same.
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton that the foregoing list of claims^ in the total amount of $239,092.13 be allowed and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #26? Claims Approved for Payment
Mr. McCray moved that the payrolls for the month of July be approved and that the payrolls for the month of August be authorized as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Darton R. #268 and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." July Payroll Approved-— Aug. Payroll Authorized
MEETING OF AUGUST
R. #269 Tuition;. Regulations Approved R.^270 Bids Let on Cafeteria Equipment
R. #271 Sale of Obsolete Ranges Approved R. #272 Approval to Pay for Service Controls
1952 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr. McCra^ and seconded by Mr. Barton approving tuition regulations for 1952-53 based on per pupil cost for the school year 1951-52. The motion carried. Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the purchase of cafeteria equipment from bidders as shown on tabulation being placed on file in the central office, in the total amount of $11,30^.28, to be used for setting up a cafeteria at the James K. Polk School and for enlargement of the food service program at Madison and Fillmore schools. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Bids received in response to the attached advertisement:
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the selling of four obsolete gas ranges previously used in the Home Economics Department of Northeast High School, for $25.00 each. The motion carried unanimously.
Mr. McCray moved approval to pay $&,270 to the Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Company to perform the following service of the controls of eighty-one schools in the Oklahoma City School System: 1. Checking the operation of all themostats and other controls. 2. Calibration of all control units. 3. Cleaning, adjusting and lubricating all linkages and dampers. Checking, adjusting or replacing packing on any control valves that are found necessary. 5. Installing R190B electronic projectors relay on each of the boilers which are presently equipped with R180B relays. Standard repair charges for a R180B relay will be made at the time of each change. 6. Instructing the custodians in the operation of the system in general and in the operation of the individual controls. ADDENDUMS TO THE ORIGINAL BORCHURES WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING:
1.
2.
List of all changes that have been made in the system since the last service. (This will include drawings when necessary.) A listing of all controls that are found to be defective.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #273 Petition to Annex Putnam City Area Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve annexing the following described area from the Putnam City School District, which annexation has already been approved by the Putnam City School Board: Beginning at the NW corner of N. W. 52nd and Portland Avenue; thence East to May Avenue; thence South to N. W. 50th; thence West to Portland; thence North to 52nd. The motion carried, after vzhich members of the Board signed the petition for annexation.
R. #274Accident Ins. Policy for Schools Approved
Mr. Bill Haller, in behalf of the Oklahoma City PTA and the school officials, presented an insurance plan for individual schools for those desiring to take out the policy for accidents and accidental.death. Whereupon motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. McCray that authority be given Mr. Haller to go ahead with the plan. The motion carried.
Plans for Boilers at Page School
Information was given to the Board that the Engineering Department is preparing plans and specifications for the installation of boilers in the Inman Page School.
Statement of Capital Outlay Report of Property Appraisals
BUILDINGS
A statement of Capital Outlay as of July 1, 1952 was presented to the Board, and a copy placed on file in the central office.
Mr. Pearson reported the following appraisals of real estate: Jefferson Building at N. W. 23rd & Western (including all of block & building)—$535.^'50 Irving and Administration Buildings (including all of block & improvements)
— 3^0,000
MEETING OF AUGUST 4, I952 - CONT'D
It was announced, that a meeting is to be held. Wednesday, Argust 6th, at 10:00 a. m. of Officials & Bd. ^embers the State Legislative Committee and. the central office officials and. Board, members to Meet With to discuss the possibility of the State purchasing the Administration Building and State Commitei Irving Building, including the entire block. Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the following change order #1 for the 2nd addition to the James Buchanan School: 1. 2.
Install insulated Modernfold soundproof door ---------- $383*19 Install catch basin for yard drainage ----------------------- 291.36 Total cost of this change order $674.55
R.^75 Change Ord. 2nd Addition Buchanan Sch. Approved
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Motion tn condemn the following described land in Knob Hill at Southwest 58th & Villa, and to approve the following resolution of condemnation was made by Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried unanimously on roll call: RESOLUTION
R. #276 Land in Knob Hill Area Condemned
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, has found and hereby finds and determines that it is necessary that this School District immediately acquire for school purposes the fee simple title, except minerals, to the following described real estate located in Oklahoma County,State of Oklahoma: - A piece or parcel of land in the NW|- of the NW^ of the SI% of Section 19, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of the I. M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, more particularly described as follows: *' Beginning at a point on the East line of said NW-j which point is North along said East line from the SE corner of said NW^ a distance of 182.6 ft.; thence N 89° 54’ 3C” W, parallel to the South line of said NW^ a distance of 25 feet to a point of curvature of a curve to the left; thence in a southwesterly direction along the arc of said curve to the left, whose central angle is 25° 12' 50" and whose radius is 223.55 ft., a distance of 98.37 ft. to a point of reverse curvature; thence along the arc of said curve to the right, whose central angle is 25° 12' 50” and whose radius, is 223.55 ft., a distance of 98.37 ft. to a point of tangency; thence No 89° 54’ 30” W parallel to the South line of said NWg- a distance of 504..53 ft.; thence N 0° 05’ 30” E a distance of 200 ft.; thence N 3I0 09’ 30” W a distance of 143 ft.; thence N 48° 3I1 30” E a distance of724.30 ft.; thence East a distance of 250 ft. to the East line of said NW-J; thence South .along said East line of the NW-j- a distance of 760 feet to the point of beginning, approximately 10 acres or less. A
EXCEPT.1/.2 interest in oil, gas and other minerals previously conveyed, and EXCEPT Right-of-Way agreement of record.
The Board of Education has been unable to obtain title to the above described property by negotiation; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Attorney for this school district, the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, otherwise known as Independent School District 89 of Oklahoma County, be and hereby is authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings to acquire title for the District for the above described real estate and is authorized to sign and verify pleadings and sign and give all notices for, and in the name of, the District, and to do all things necessary and incident to obtain a fee simple title and possession of such lands. BiMotion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve payment of bill presented by Mr. Leonard M. Bailey of the firm of Bailey & Bozalis, Architects, in the amount of $1,151.25 for architectural work on the proposed auditorium at Gatewood School, the Construction of which has been postponed. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye.”
R. #277 Payment of Architect Approved
R. #278 Mr. McCray moved acceptance of the low base bid of $179>458 as presented to the Board on Bid Let on July 14, 1952 by the Builders Construction Company to construct the Shops Buildings on the Shops Bldgs, Wheatley site, with acceptance of Alternate #1, change in roof deducting $3,000, leaving a to Biilders net total bid of $176,458; with the understnading that the buildings are constructed off . Constr. Co. of Central Avenue, according to the wishes of the City Planning Commission. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried with all members present voting "Aye." It was reported that on July 23, 1952 the City Council approved the acquiral of three acres City Council of land east of the new grade school located at North Lottie and N. E. 48th Street. Approves Acquiral of Lane 3 acres Mr. McCray moved approval of the following resolution authorizing trips of architects and administrators to vist a number of secondary school plants in Texas and Arizona, for R. #279 suggestions in the construction of the new Classen High School and other schools in the Trips future: Approved
MEETING. OF AUGUST 4, 1952 - CONT’D
RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would take trips as indicated: Architects, Hudgins, Thompson & Ball; W. H. Taylor, Principal of Classen High School; Dr. N. L. George, Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services;
To visit secondary school plants in Texas and Arizona in the near future.
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the above persons be directed to make the trips indicated with the understanding that such trips are solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and this being special services to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that their expenses be paid by the Board of Education. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #280 Approval to. Relocate Electric & Tel. Lines at Fillmore Sch. R. #281 Final Negotiations Approved for Land at Southeast
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve relocating the electric lines at the Fillmore School at an approximate cost of $950.00 and to relocate the telephone lines on this school site at an approximate cost of $2,750, this being necessary because the lines are in the way of construction. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.”
Upon presentation by the Attorney of deed and cLaim for $10,00$ Ffbom Edd L. end Laura Hisel for the following described land for Southeast High School, motion was made by McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the purchase of this land and issue warrant for the same: A part of SWj of Sec. 22 - UN -3W I. M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Beginning at the NW corner of said quarter section, thence South along the West line of said quarter section a distance -of 671.2 feet; thence East 1116 feet, more or less, to a point 165 feet West of the West line of Shields Boulevard and 671.4 feet South of the North line of said quarter section for a point or place of beginning; thence South and parallel with the West line of Shields Boulevard, a distance of 242.4 feet; thence East a distance of 165 feet to a point on the West line of Shields Boulevard; thence North along the West line of Shields Boulevard a distance of 242.4- feet to a point 671.4 feet South of the North line of said quarter section; thence West a distance of 165 feet to the point or place of beginning, all in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma;
EXCEPTING from this conveyance all of the oil and gas and other minerals and rights therein under said land which are expressly reserved from this grant.
The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.” Report on Sale of Frame Buildings
R. #282 Approval to Move Annexes
Mr. Ginn, Business Manager, gave the following report on sale of surplus frame buildings Friday, August 1, 1952!
4 rooms 2 rooms 4 rooms
at Rockwood School $342.50 at old Franklin KaiserSchool site 301.00 at Stand Watie School 440,00 TOTAL $1,083.50 Mrs. Melton moved permission to secure bids and award to the low bidder the moving of the following annex buildings to. the John liar shall School site!
Carey------ 1-room unit Dewey------ 1-room unit at an estimated cost of $760.00. unanimously on roll call.
James Madison James Madison
1-room unit 2-room unit
The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried
R. #283 Approval to Move Gas & Pipe Lines from Kaiser School Site
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve the moving of gas and pipe lines at the Franklin Kaiser School site, estimate by the Oklahoma Natural Gas Company for moving gas lines being $2,051.47 and the estimate by the Phillips Petroleum Company for moving the pipe lines being $1,700.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.”
Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
MEETING- OF AUGUST 25, 1952
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF
T
OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION
IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, AUGUST 25, 1952 AT 7:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk C. B. McCray Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and. Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mrs. Floy Campbell, Mr. Bill Foutz, Mr. H. B. Ginn, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, and Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Directors; Mr.Charles Harville and Mr. Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department; Mr. Millard Prigmore, representing Mr. John Prigmore, Auditor; and Miss Mary Thacker, Recording Secretary. The invocation ’.®s offered by Mr. Pearson, President.
Invocation
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting a contract for moving annexes to John Marshall High School, to the low bidder, bid blanks having been mailed to Qualified movers. The motion carried unanimously on roll call..
R. #28^ Approval to Let Contract on Moving Annexes
A further discussion of the condition of nine boilers in different schools was held. Mr. Pearson reported he had talked with a number of boiler experts in Oklahoma City and had called Carl Myers, Columbus, Ohio, who is chief of the agency which licenses al*L licensed boiler inspectors. Mr. Myers recommended Mr. W. L. Newton, a qualitifed boiler inspector in Oklahoma City, to head an inspection committee. Mr. Pearson recommended the committee be composed of Mr. Newton, the City Boiler Inspector, and an Insurance Inspector.
R. #285 Committee to Inspect Boilers
Whereupon Mrs. Melton moved that the committee recommended by Mr. Pearson conduct an inspection of the boilers in Question, that any expense in connection with the inspection be paid by the Board, and that custodians be instructed not to light a fire until the inspection is completed. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh approving the purchase of the following described property for Northeast Junior-Senior High School, from Mr. Ralph Waters in the amount of $^-,500.00:
All of Lots ^7 and. ^-8 in Block 12 in Sanford's Subdivision of Lots 11. and and 12, Elliott Place Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, according to the recorded plat thereof.
R. #286 Additional Land for Northeast Hi;
EXCEPT: That grantor reserves all oil, gas and other mineral rights in, to and under said property; one butane tank and equipment with the right to remove the same; and the use end occupancy of said premises until January 1, 1953, together with all the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging, and warrant the title to the same. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve a change order in the amount of $696.00 for the Franklin Kaiser School, for the Weller Construction Company to furnish labor and material to construct a storeroom end make mechanical changes in the kitchen. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to employ Mr. Joe Mason, Architect Engineer, to design plans for an elevator in the Roosevlet Junior High School building in case that building is used for administrative offices, and to pay up to $200 for an inspection of the structural condition of the building. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh directing Mr. E. G. Eggling to attend the meeting as included in the following resolution:
RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of gre^t benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following person’•’ould attend the meeting as indicated: Mr. E. G. Eggling, the National Recreation Congress in Seattle, Washington, September 28 to October 3, 1952;
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Mr. Eggling be directed to attend the Meeting as indicated with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if he can arrange his work so as to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that one-half of his expense on the trip amounting to $175*00, approximately,be paid by the Board of Education. The motion carried unanimously, on roll call.
R. #287 Change Order for Kaiser School Job Approved R. #288 Architect Employed for Elevator Plans
R. #289 Approval of Trip by Mr. Eggling
L
MEETING 0? AUGUST 25, 1952 - CONT'D R. #290 Instructional Fees Approved
The Superintendent recommended the following instructional fees for this school year:
Per Semester Kindergarten -------- $1.00 Grades 1-2-3 -------- 2.00 Grades A-5-6 -------- 2.50 Junior & Senior High Grades - 2.00
These fees to he for the purpose of purchasing instructional supplies.
Further Discussion of Vocational Classes at Lee School
R. #291 Approval to Rent Bldgs. Temporarily for Classes
Whereupon Mr. McCray moved that the above fees be approved subject to study vrith the view of reducing the fees and eventually cutting them out altogether. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried unanimously on roll call. Patrons of Lee Elementary School were present again concerning the matter of having vocational classes in that school for high school students. After some discussion, the President explained to the patrons that action had al?-eady been taken by the Board to use the rooms for vocational classes and the action has never been rescinded, and that the Superintendent is being directed to go ahead with the program, but with the understanding that the school grounds will not be used for car parking by vocational personnel until the matter of traffic hazard is cleared with the City. Careful supervision of high s chool students was also promised. Mr. Ginn gave a report on negotiations for renting buildings to care for pupils in districts where new schools or classrooms are not yet complete. He reported a residence available within one block of the Lakeshore School site, and a residence within four blocks of the Garfield School site which is available. He reported churches available near thb Van Buren and Rutherford B. Hayes school sites.
Mr. Ginn recommended that a premium rent be paid for these buildings end that the responsibility of all maintenance be placed on the landlords. Whereupon Mrs. Melton moved that the central office be authorized to go ahead and rent the buildings as needed providing space for the pupils until new schools and classroms are completed. The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #292 Permiss ion Given for Dog Training
Mr. McCray moved that permission be given Mrs. Dick Graham, representing a local club, to use a part of the area across from ^aft Junior High School for a couple of months for dog obedience training, with the understanding that the club would pay for extra expense for lighting. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried.
Sub-Contrctor Reouests Re-
Mr. Oakes, a sub-bontractor on the Rockwood School job which was done by the Everett Construction Company, ap-eared before the Board and complained that a check is being held in the Business Office of the Board on account of unsatisfactory doors for which he is not responsible. Mr. Foutz stated that he would give a full report of the matter at the next meeting of the Board on September 2nd.
Supt. Reports Injury to Worker
The Superintendent reported that a boy working on one of the schools fell out of an upper window and landed on his head, causing serious injury and resulting in considerable expense for the boy, who is asking some compensation from the Board. As there is no provision for such ca.ses, the President recommended that a study be made with the insurance group to work out something for this particular kind of thing.
Nurses Training Courses Discussed
The Superintendent discussed the possibility of having courses in practical training at Central High School, but reported that the present law does not permit such training for girls under eighteen years of age. It was decided that it would be better to request the legislature to reduce the age to sixteen before organizing such classes.
R. #293 Federal School Feeding and Commodities Approved
Mr. Ginn reported that the expense involved in accepting federal aid for school feeding and commodities would be around $6,000 for storage and clerical help. Whereupon Mr. McCray moved that accept'nee of such federal aid be approved, and payment of necessary expense be authorized. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #29A Land Negotiations Approved
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the following land negotiations were approved by the Board: (Mr. Koozer to report back to the Board before final consummation of land deals) (1)
(2)
Adj ournment
For and For ing
approximately ten acres of land for a school site in the Knob Hill area, S. V/. 51 Villa, at $750.00 per acre; 21.063 acres of land at N. W. 10th & Meridian for a new junior high school, offerup to $1000 per acre, with a 60-to90-day option.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
MEETING 07 SEETEMBER 1, 1952
u
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN TEE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1952 AT 4:p0 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
John. C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton
No quorum being present, the President declared the Board adjourned until Tuesday, September 2, 1952 at 4:30 p. m. o'clock.
THEREUPON.THE BOARD A
Adjournment
OURNED.
ATTEST Approval the 6th day of October, 1952 MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED gjgSSION IN
THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 AT PRESENT:
4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Mr. Max Morgan representing Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. Millard Prigmore representing Mr. John Prigmore, Auditor; Messrs. L. V. Ballard, R. Ben Brown, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Gilbert Robinson, Mrs. Floy Campbell and Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Directors; Mr. Charles Harville and Mr. Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department; Mrs. Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; and, Miss Mary Thacker, Recording Secretary. The invocation was given by Mr. Pearson, President.
Invocation
Motion to approve the minutes of August 4, 1952 and August 25, 1952 was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Barton, and carried.
R. #295 Minutes Approved
Mrs. C. W. Hurst and Mrs. H. D. Stanfill, patrons of schools in Britton, were present as visitors. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, bids for two boilers for the Page Elemmentary School, received in response to the attached advertisement, were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation shown below: Contractor Bid Ridgeway
Visitors R. #296 Bids Opened On Boilers Page School
$14,122
Indus tried.
15,319
Wolfe
14,276
White & Messer
14,760
Couts
16,455
W. A. Landers
13,877* LOW
Mr. McCray moved that bids on boilers for Page Elementary School be referred to the central R. #297 office for consideration and consultation and, if satisfactory, for letting to the low bidder, Bids Referred W. A. Landers, in the amount of $13,877" The,motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll to Central call, carried unanimously. Office for Letting
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT’D LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS "
R. #298 Treasurer’s Report Rec'd
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the report of the School District urer, Mr. Green, was received and ordered filed.
Auditor’s Report
Mr. Millard Prigmore reported that tex levies and the ■budget, and opening entries and new appropriation accounts have Been completed.
Treas-
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT Summer Activities of Teachers & Principals Commended
The Superintendent read letters highly commending the following persons for summer activities! Wayne Jeans, Principal of W. J. Bryan School; Inez Richter, Teacher at Stand Watie School; Daphne Lance, Exchange Teacher Great Britain; Mr. Merle Vance, Principal of Eugene Field School; and Mrs. Elaine Tucker, Teacher at Classen High School.
Community Workshop TV Program Commended
The Superintendent reported that the television program, "Creative Crafts,” sponsored cooperatively by the City Library, the Junior League, and the Oklahoma City Public Schools, televised every Saturday for 36 weeks, proved to be one of the most popular programs on TV, and that a continuation of it has been requested. Much credit for the success of this program is due Miss Grace Chadwick and Mrs. Anna Ebel.
Report on First Day Enrollments
Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Pupil Personnel, reported the following first day enrollments of pupils for 1952 as compared with 1951!
1251
1252
Kindergarten One to Six
3904 22708 26612
^50 23550 28500
1046 842 1888
Junior High School Junior-Senior High School Senior High School
6828 3924 5085 15837
7056 4403 5312 16771
228 479 227 934
GRAND TOTALS
42449
45271
2822
Grade
Increa.se —rj®-------
I"
PERSONNEL The following personnel recommendations were presented:
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME
Resignations (Mrs.) Jgrnigan8 Margy (Mrs.) Vann. Helen (Miss) Mize. Ruth (Miss) Newby. Mary (Mrs.) Moore. Mar.v (Miss) Patton. Ruth (Miss) Carter. Betty Jo (Miss) Bartlett. Margaret (Mrs.) Dooley. Delma (Mrs.) Troy. Jeanne Humphrey (Mr.) Martin. John E. (Mr.) Hooks. John (Mr.) Adcockr Edwin (Mr.) Westbrodk9 Landon (Mrs.) Garra-t-t9 Elizabeth (Mrs.) Gonsier9 Rose (Mrs.) Tacker.. Dora (Mr.) iaxR@&a^iiiy
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Wheeler Music Van Buren 3rd John Adams 2nd Buchanan Kdgt. Putnam Heights 2nd Lincoln 6 th Whittier 3rd Lincoln 1st Horace Mann 6 th W. Nichols 1st Roosevelt Math ' Cap. Hill Jr. S.S. Roosevelt Science Roosevelt Phys. Ed. W. Nichols 3rd Polk lst-2nd
Hayes 1st Lee Playground
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT SALARY
EFFECTIVE DATE
APPROVED EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
REMARKS
Instructional 5-30=52
6=30-62 6=30-62 6=30=62 ... -
.
6=30=62 6=30=62
——------------
6=30=62. -
5-30-52
5=30=62 5=30=52 5=30=52 5=30=52
5-30-52 5-30-52
(Mrs.) Monahan,
3175
M.E. fi. TT.
(Mr.) Weber, LaVern
3050
B.S. E.S.C.S.
Cap Hill Jr. s s
5 yrs
Roosevelt 8=25—52 Phys. Ed.
i
5-30-52 did not accept did not a
opt
did not ar.r>Ant
■ ■ -i
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT'D U
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
(Mrs.) Wood, France! (Mr.) Draper. David (Mr.) Heath. Billy (Miss) Roach, Hope (Mr.) TTnwpftnn
Elected Unassigned Kaiser 6 th Southeast Science-Math Southeast Speech Cap. Hill Jr. c a 1 1 , J I'ILL UxA •JaU Douglass Comm. A rt. Douglass Vnc Ed ,
C. R.
(Mr.) Jackson. Leon (Mr.)
Rennett, .Tnan T,
EFFECTIVE DATE
did not accent did not accent did not accept did not SAGemf. did not accept
5-30-52
(Additional Position)
(Thelma Wilson - tran sfer)
(Firman Mall - resi.gr ed) (Carlton Poling - res igned)
(Additional Position)
(Sadye Boyd - transfe r) (Marifi Swann — resigr ed)
t.ransf AT*)
(jopaph Gooch - termi
na.ted)
rAdditional Position) I
/tw at i Laws — Trf»»va n P_ Ab aan
(Earnsstine Beatty - Leave of Jib sene B. )
(H. J. Hendricks - re tired) (Wanda Webster - exch ange teacher) Replacing Carl Brew .ngton Leaves of A ?SSI1C^
Profes sional (Mrs.) Britton 2nd King, Elizabeth
, (Mrs.) Asher, Ela
Mate ?nity Page Special Ed-
(Mary Moore - resigns 1) (Janice John -- resign sd) (Add inlnnal Pas H tt rrj-A
(John Goggin - transf sr)
LArdassift Knight - r.e
vrn Tinted)
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
Instructional - Q ntinuec
(Mr.) Lewis, Luther (Mr.) Moore, George
2700 3175
B.S. O.U. M.A. n fj
1 yr. 5 yrs
Southeast 8-25=52 Science-Math Southeast 8-25-52 Speech
j N : ■i J
(Mr.) Hollman. Ernest (Miss) Smith. Rose Marie (Mrs.) Pyle, Malinda (Mr.) Snyder, Franklin (Mrs.) Puckett. Greta (Mrs.) Bell, Sarah (Mrs.) Miller, Jeanette (Mrs.) Marti n, OT ive (Mrs.) Luke, Elise (Mrs?) Sheets, Bess Mae (Mrs.) Wynn. Janice
(Mrs.) Haggard, Parnira (Mrs.)
(T.mian Poland = f.ro -rj-fo-rh
i
NAME
REPLACEMENT
5=30-52
(Mary Jane Robinson - resigned)
(Joan Mnyer
OR
EMPLOYMENT
(Mrs.) Jones, Lucille (Mr.) Seward, Wad. ter (Miss) Thomson. Rhoda Mu.rray, Jack, Mr.
Classen Geology 8-25-52 3175 Classen 2 yrs 3000 8-25-52 Speech Douglass Art 5 yrs 8-25-52 3175 Southeast 'st 4 yrs 3100 8-25-52 Ind. Arts Southeast J 5 yrs 8-25-52 Art 3050 •1 Dunbar 3 yrs 2900 8-25-52 Librarian "1 Edwards 8-25-52 3rd 3175 5 yrs Cap. Hill £ r. j ;j 8-25-52 Speech 3050 5 yrs John Marshal 1 ? 8-27-52 Librarian ? i 5 yrs 3050 Riverside 1 5 yrs 8-25-52 Special Ed. o.c.u. ■h 2450 Douglass B.A. ; 8-25-52 7th-Science Fisk U. 2600 l B .So Willard A n.n. 5 yrs 3050 8-25-52 Jo.hn“M’arsh.a 11 i M.Ao 8 — 26 — 52 O.U.. 5 yrs ■ English. 3175 M.A. Douglass 8-25=52 English — S .S. 3175 Columbia 5 yrs M.S. Douglass ' 3175 A. & Mo 8-25—52 Metal Work 5 yrs Horae® Maar 4 th se teacher 2 “ rom Eng .and Exchan B. A. 3450 E. Central 5 years 9-1-52 Northeast Assrt FtbalJCoac M.S. A. & M. M.A. U. of Mich. M.A. Denver U. M.A. O.U. B•S 0 OeU. B.S. Langston M.A. U. New Mex. B.A. Iowa. UB.F.A. Ae & M® Non-degree
5 yrs
5-30-52 ■
5-30-52
Ra =1nstatement 3 from Leaves of Al )SfiTiC!6 (Mrs.) 3300 Dungan, Bl.anr.he (Mrs.) 2Qdfi Hor T ar . Rstt<r .Tar.a
Lance. Daphne"* (Miss) Long. Zola (Mrs. ) Whi ta j ■Rprni A®
4300
4300 7200
Pat-nam Heights 8-25—52 2nd Mayfair 8—25—52 1st Madison 8-25=52 5th-6th Cap. Hill S r8. 8-25-52 Math Dunbar 8-25-52 1 st.
4—2
Employment of Virgil Gee, John J. Boyles, Vernon Willcox at salary of $220’.00jper month, effective Sept 1952, as drivers of the three district owned school buses.
MINTING OF SEPTEMBER. 2, 1952 - OONT’D
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
'lerical 'Miss) lajors, Jean ^Mrs.) Jarrett, ■Mrs) Schuck, Elizabeth ^Mrs.) fall. Mary •Mrs.) jybrand. Anne t(Mrs.) teiinsih Gladys
Service Dept.
Secretary Univ. Heights Clerk Mayfair Cl erk Bath Clerk Putnam Hghts. Clerk Webster Secretary
SALARY
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
6
2n
6-80-62
5=30-52
8-29-52
’Thelma Pierce - resi. med) 'Bet^Bnrrel - trans’er)
,Vada Palmer - resign* sd ) •esiened)
'Additional Position)
——
62
5-?n-62
'Ethelyn McNutt - res: .ened)
(Mrs.)
TTenrlercinn
mi-fa
(Mrs.) Ellis, Donna (Mrs.) Billings, Edna (Miss) Case, Lora (Miss) Morey, .To Ann (Mrs. j Lawler, Jean (Mrs.) Persons, Evelyn (Mrs.) Hunt, Alio.e (Mrs.) Tomlin, Gladys (Mrs.) Moore, Esther (Mrs.) ■Rmml ey, Tola ■ (Miss) Weir, Wan lea (Mrs.) Womaok
75 mo 85 mo
4 yrs
150 mo
175 mo 7^ mn
180 mo
3 yrs
80 mo
2 vrs
1 6(1 mo
2 yrs
180 mo
4 yrs
82-50 1 10
3 vrs
85 mo
Lt ■vi'a
Mayfair 9~ 2-52 Clerk Bath 9- 2-52 Clerk Putnam Heights 9- 2-52 Clerk Webster 9- 2-52 Secretary Shidler 9- 2=62 Cl erk -J- time Classed 8-18-52 Attn. Clerk Andrew Johnson 9- 2-52 Cl erk Cap. Hill Jr. 8-27-62 Clark Douglass 8-25-52 Clerk W. Nichols Hills 9- 2-52 Clerk Monroe Q— 2-52. Clerk Personnel
8-18—62 01 ark—temporary .
1 6(1 mo
Textbooks 8-18-52 Clerk-temporary
TPranaac
*Terminated
Instructional
Request approval for supplementary salary of $111.11 per month, for Mr. B. H. Thomas, for administering and supervising school boa^d printing for 9 months. Effective September 2, 1952.
Name Changes
Elaine Mooney - Jackson Fannie Shannon - Warren Gladys Horton - Bowlin
Rockwood Edgemere Edgemere
The Recreation Commission wishes to submit the following recommendation to the Board of Education:
That the following lifeguard be elected beginning August 1 at a salary of $6.00 per day for the days she works: Janet Baird Clerical
Holcomb. Leora (Mrs.) - transfer from one-half time clerk at Eugene Field to full time Buchanan - salary $168.37 per month - effective September 2, 1952. Schuler. Edith (Mrs.)- John Adams - clerk - shown in error as resignation to be transferred to Carey - salary $79-50 per month - effective September 2, 1952. This is an additional one-half time position. Mash, Laquitta (Mrs.) - Research Office - temporary key-punch operator - to permanent key-punch operator - salary $160 per month - effective July 1, 1952.
Heck, Betty (Mrs.) - Service Department - from temporary clerk-typict - to permanent clerk-typist - salary $165 per month - effective August 4, 1952. Substitutes to be re-elected for 1952-53.
Baker, Addie Bottoms, Mabel Mann, Helen Lewis, Dixie Lou Hicks, Vernal Tin 5 1 cit t T T loin
REMARKS
8- 1-5?.
pell Carr - transfer)
•Annabelle Howelle -
NAME
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
Brown, Ola Hughes Fenner, Lynn Glover, Gwendolyn Parker, Genevieve Lee, Elnora
Donalson, Mildred Waterford, Hazel Lewis, Laferne Minnick, LaVerne Callis, Ollie
MEETING OP SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT'D
New Substitutes for 1952-53°
Brewer, Vernon (Mr.) Byrne, Hallie (Mrs.) Cheeves, Cora (Miss) DeMarsh, Harold (Mr.) Davison, Willie (Mrs.) Dixon, Beaulah (Mrs.) Dowd, Eunice (Mrs.)
B . 1; „ B.S. J3 aS e B.S. 3. A. B.S. A.B. B.A.
Dunbar, Betty (Mrs.) Paine, Ruth (Mrs.) Ecton, Nellie (Mrs.) Ferry, Elizabeth (Mrs.) Forsythe, Juanita (Mrs.) Hadlock, Minnie Hansen, Greta (Miss) Harbert, Eloise (Mrs.) Harlow, Lucile (Mrs.) Harvey, Virginia (Mrs.) Hood, Bette (Mrs.)
Non-degree B.S. M.A. A.B. Non-degree M.E. Bo S6 AoB®
Johnson, At-ha (Mrs.) Johnson, Mary Jo (Mrs.) Kelly, Leslie (Mrs.) King, Erma (Mrs.)
B.A. B.A. B.S. B.A.
Knight, Ardessie .(Mrs,) Landrum, Irene (Mrs.)
M.E. B.S.
McVeigh, Bobbie (Mrs.) Miles, Mary (Mrs.) Plumley, Ada (Mrs.) Reese, Donnie Mae (Mrs.) Robson, Fred (Mrs.) Rotzinger, Wadad (Mrs.) Standifer, Pauline (Mrs.) Swa-i , Ella (Mrs.) Walker, Elizabeth (Mrs.) Whitwell, Jacqueline (Mrs.) Wright, Marjorie (Mrs.) Margo, Bobbie (Mrs.) Sullivan, Harriet (Mrs.) Blakley, Alphadene (Mrs.) Nelson, Blanche (Mrs.) Pointer, Dorothene (Mrs.)
A. B. A.B. M.A. B.S. B.S. B.A. BA» B.M. M.E. Non-degree M.A. B.S., A.B. B.S. B.S. B.S,
B.S.
B.S.
Math Elementary Elementary Phys. Ed. - S.S. Elementary Elementary - Inter. Elementary Kdgt. - Elementary S.S. - English Math - Home Ec. Elementary Elementary Art - Elementary English - History Elementary Elementary Elementary English, Speech Spanish Elementary ~ Math - Eng. Primary Primary - Elementary Math - Science - Reading English - Phys. Ed. Kdgt. Primary - Inter. Intermediate Elementary Elementary - English English.- S.S. Elementary - Kdgt. Kdgt. - Elementary Phys. Ed. Primary - Elementary Kdgt. - Elem. Music Elementary-Intermediate Kdgt. S.S. ~ Intermediate Elementary Primary Commerce - Elem - Home Ec Kdgt. - Elementary Primary - Elementary
TRANSFERS IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT, AUGUST, 1952
Walter Francen, Head Custodian at University Heights to Head Custodian to Sequo;yah, effective August 1, 1952. Salary $221«66« Bo E, Buffaloe, Head Custodian to Relief Fireman at Riverside, effective August 1, 19$2» Salary $210.00. Cecii-StQckwell, Relief Fireman to Head Custodian at Riverside, effective August 1, 19$2O Salary $211.66. William Newnum, Floorman at Columbus to Head Custodian at Nichols Hills, effective August Lt, 1952. Salary $196.63.
Floyd Eastep, Head Custodian at Nichols Hills to Floorman at Cleveland, effective August U, 1952. Salary $180.00. William Stanmire, Floorman at Rockwood to Head Custodian at Horace Mann, effective August lx, 1952. Salary $226.66. Leroy Grissom, Head Custodian at Jefferson Davis to Head Custodian at Westwood, effective August*5, 1952. Salary $221.66. W. C. Screws, Extra Custodian to Head Custodian at Jefferson, effective August 5, 1952. Salary $211.66.
Albert Nokes, Head Custodian at Horace Mann to Head Custodian at University Heights, effective August Us 1952. Salary $216.66.
John R. Clark, - Temporary Plumber to Full-time Plumber, effective Salary $266.66.
July
17, 1952.
<v-
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2,_1952 -CtTOT'D
TRANSFERS IN THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT - CONT1D
H, H® Wilson, from Temporary Brick Mason Foreman to Permanent. Brick Mason Foreman. Effective 7-1-#. Salary $^8.33® Clarence Buggs, Temporary Brick Mason to Permanent Brick Mason, effective 7-l”J>2® Salary $li.2f>®00®
Eugene King, Temporary Brick Mason to Permanent Brick Mason, effective 7~1~5>2. Sl^.oo.
Salary
Alton P. Parr, Temporary Brick Mason to Permanent Brick Mason, effective 7"1“5>2. Salary tlj.25.OOo z
Elmer E. Staggs, Temporary Laborer-Brick Mason to Permanent Laborer-Brick Mason, effective 7-1-52® Salary <225.00.
SERVICE DEPARTMENT----TERMINATIONS NAME
ASSIGNMENT
-PERSONNEL
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
S? ■
OR
EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
^William Stanmire
(Transfer)
Walter Lee Hill
^William Hmm®.
175.00
8=4=52
(Transfer)
Billy Joe Robinson
175.00
8=4=52
Bobby Tompkins
40.62
8=12=52
Eknest Flemmons
87®50
Floorman at Willard
LJadk Dieksen
Wo
8=8-52
REPLACEMENT
REMARKS
Student Fleerman at Hiehols Hills 4-time Fleerman 8=12=52 at Willard
Screws
(Transfer)
Hadley V® Bake®
206.66
8=13=52 Relief Fireman
R® R® Tamer
(Transf®?)
Peyton Atkins . .
206®66
8=18=52
Relief Fireman
tMik® imuiE®. 6 ■ ' ■gjarjis M@a®fee ■
I Sherwood Salladay
( Hadley V. Bikes’
C® W® Heald
Garnett® D® Rogers
40.62
8=25=52
Student Floermaa at Dewey
Lucille Beydston.
40.62
8=21=52
Part-time Matron at J® favis
4-time Floorman. at Taft
Francis Harper '
87.50
8=25=52
4-time Fleosman at Taft
Ira Raymend Pitt
175.00
8=25=52
8=22=52
■Andrew Jaekson Hatcher
206.66
8=26=52 Relief Fireman
8=26=52
Jeanette Brown
196.66
Head Custodian 8=27=52 at Johnsen
8=22=52
Kenneth Ray Miller
175.00
Floorman;, full=tam© 8=25=52 at Capt. Hill Sr®
7=15=52
Ro R® Turner
(Transfer f rem Extra Fleexman )
8=15=52
Charlie Kalarik
(Transfer f c©m Extra Flooman i
Head Custodian at Jehnsen Full-time Heessen at CHHS Floerman at Harding 4-time Floorman at Fillwre
Paul Baxter > Vem®n Hardy
Hight watehman at L©well 4-tim@ Floosma® at Haises
^Andrew Chapel
Isernon Hedge pLueille Boydston
Rolland Nieholson
R. #299 Personnel Approved
Student Floorman. 8=22=52 at Dewey. -... Student Bleorman 8=20=52 at J. Davis
Relief Fireman.
Ruby Esther Jehnson
*
8=15=52
aanffis-:
8=27=52
8=15=52
past-time Mats® 8=27=52 at J. Davis 4-time Floorman 8=22=52 at Marshall
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”
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MEETING- OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT'D
BILLS AND PAYROLLS The following report of the Clerk for the month of August was submitted: Oklahoma Ci ty,Oklahoma September 2, 1952
Report of Clerk for August
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration: BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT SEPTEMBER 2, 1952:
Item #la - 1952-53 GENERAL FUND
Bills P.ecom mended for Payment
$21,601.96
Item #lb - 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
2,846.02
Item #lc - 1951-52 GENERAL FUND
100,802.67
Item #ld - 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND
12,726.36
Item #le - 1950-51 SEPARATE FUND
113.60
Item #lf - I9A9
BOND
280.42
Item #lg - 1946
BOND
' 1,504.05
Item #lh-• 1952
BOND
1,843.10
Item #1i - 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
90,887.21
Item #lj - 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
31,901.38
Item #lk - 1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
5,219.53
Item #1L - 1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
872.30
TOTAL------------
$270,598.60
1952-53 GENERAL FUND
AMOUNT
Adams =■ Irick Truck A & E Equip Co
Operation School Bus Repr to Equip ■- Instr & Ofc Supl
Low Selected:* 2.80 Low ? 35.56
Allied. Paint Store American Book Co American Equip Co
Repr to Fum Teaching Aid Supl Upkeep Grounds
American Surety Co
Night School Supl
Low Publisher Standard? Selected:
Ames Supl Co Appleton Century Crofts Association for Childhood. Education
Instr Supl =■ Central Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Standard Publisher Publisher
43 <>35 2.72 1.56
Association Press
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
2.48
Barada & Pag©
Custodian Supl •= Repr to Bldg
Selected: Low :
45.25 19® 60
22 el© J4.00
181.00 38*36
19.80 18.65 64.85 5.00
56.10
MEETING OP SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT1 D
Bills commended for Payment
..........
1952-53 GENERAL BUND C0NT Dl
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AMOUNT
Bingham Printing Inks C 0 Birchard & Go
Adult Inst Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Lew Publisher
66.5® 2.12
Board of Education Boardman Co Branham® s
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg Bus Ofc Supl
Publisher Low ta
7.00 40.94 15.75
Brown Machinery G©
Repr to Bldg
Low
20.46
Boh Gates
Upkeep Trucks Cars - Custodian Supl - Selected; 21 .45 Low 2 440.83 Upkeep Grounds - Repr to Bldg
B & T Chemical Gasmir Investment Co Ghatfield-Clarke Go John H Cole G©
Custodian Sxpl Rent for Sept Instr Supl Repr to Equip
Low Contract Standard Selected
77.00 300.00 63.84 1.08
Concho Gons Go C E Gostley. Crane C©
Upkeep Grounds Adm Expense Repr to Equip
Low Board Action Selected; 7.35 Low ;298.14
82.40 98.63 305.49
Daily Law Journal Denman floors Co
Legal Publications Repr to Bldg
120.00 56.25
Dickerson-Dewee s
Upkeep Trucks Cars
Publisher Selected; Low ; Contract
Doles® Go
Bldg R®pr
Selected; 34.5© Low ; 325.22
H Dorsey Douglas
Repr to Earn - Treasurer’s Supl
Bill Doyl®
Ofc Supl & Printing
Bob Dunning-Jones
Upkeep Grounds
Standard; Low ? Standard; Selected; Standard;
Electric Equip & Supl Co
Repr to Heating Equip
Low
48.00
Pin® Arts Co
Commencement Expense
Selected
13 <.87
G G Poster Eox-Vliet Drug Co L M Prank Graham Paper Co
Custodian Supl Repr to Bldg Upkeep Grounds Ofe & Instr Supl
N L George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement 1-3 Instr Supl A-2 Bus Ofc Supl A-15 General Adm Eaqpense A—16 Other Adm Expense • M-14 Upkeep Grounds 0-8 Upkeep Cars & Trucks
■-
13.75 42.5®
18.00 661.83 43.00 61.20
Selected Board Approved Low
462.28
-J
632.69 359.72 679.83 104.20
222.13
O
25.00 5.25
132.35
18.43 .90 3oQ2 78.7© 20o3© 11.00
1
!
j
O 74.35
Greenlease-Moor®, Inc
Upkeep Cars
Wo To Hal® Harper & Bros Hart Industrial
A C Horn Co
Taxes Teaching Aid Supl Publisher Repr to Bldg & Equip - Upkeep Grounds Selected; 32.83 180.30 Low Repr to Bldg Low
200.90
Houghton Mifflin Hunsicker Bros
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Electrical Equip
Publisher Low
1.90 317.12
Oran Huston Lumber Co
Phys Ed Equip
Lew
IBM
Rental - Repr to Ofe Meh
Rental ; 790.00 Standard; 4.46
Jones-Newby Supl Go
Repr to Equip
Jred Jones Kelly8s Inc
Night School Supl - Driver Training Upkeep Grounds
Selected; 5.1® Low ; 2,6.50 Selected Low
Kilpatrick Bros
Repr to Bldg
Low
1943.50
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Repr to Bldg '
Selected; 6.25 Low ; 1329.80
1336.05
Teaching Aid Supl Custodian & Instr Supl
Publisher Selected; Low 2
McGraw Hill Book Co McKesson & Robbins
)
Low
50^4. . 21.37 213.13
31.03
11.04 28.00
794.46 31.60
: -1
14.00 21.42
11.5© 39.04 ■
1
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MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT'D 1952-53 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D' __ _ __ Repr to Bldg a Equip Mid®k« Supl G©
•
i■
Repr t© Musical Instr Repr to Equip
M©rgan-P@wer Tire Multigraph Sales M & V Supply Herb Myers
Upkeep Trucks a Cars Ofc Supl Repr to Equip Upkeep Grounds
National Ed Asso© New State Laundry
Teaching Aid Supl Custodian Supl
New State Towel & Linen
Custodian Supl
Nichels Seed Go
Upkeep Grounds
Oklahoma County Water Go Okla Gas & Elec Okla Natural Gas Okla Publishing Co Ohi© State Univ Press . Okla City Water
u
u s
u
Millsap’s Minneapolis Honeywell
Standard? 24.05 Selected? 25.73 Low ? 701.39 i
Serv for July Serv for July Serv for July Legal Publications Instr Supl Serv for July
751.17
'400.75 28.80 31.54 10.42 15.90 5.00
Standard Low Selected Low Low
Publisher
5.57 1.46
5-60
22.74
Selected
57«3° 2497.99 200.43 134.20
Publisher Publisher
6.08 2265.30
65° 00
Standard
Pallady Welding & Equip
Repr to Equip
Perfection Equip Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Pettees Hdw. Gb. Postmaster Postmaster Prentice-Hall
Upkeep Trucks a “Cars Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, Voe a Indus Furniture repair Postage for July Postage for July Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
1.50 100.00 200.00 3.72
G P Putnam’s Sons
Supt Ofc Supl
Publisher
4.55
Richards & Conover Rebberson Steel Co
Repr to Bldg Bldg Repr
Low L®w
Roisman Products Willis G Sautbine
- Instr Supl - Taft Rent for Sept
SelectedSelected? Low ?
10.35 63-85
6065 74.20
71.50 67.54
40.00 3000QO
Standard Contract
3.00 11.41 13-72 75.00
The School Executive Severin Supl Co Sherwin Williams Mr Francis Sprehe
Sub Renewal Upkeep Trucks a Cars Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg
Publisher Selected Selected Low
S & H Shade Co
Repr to Furn
SW Tile & Terrazzo C© Southwestern Paint Co SW Bell Telephone Standard Register Co Standard Roofing
Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg Serv for July Treasurer’s Supl Repr to Bldg
Selected? Low ? Selected Low
Swanda Bros
Repr to Bldg
3.00 Selected? Low ? 277.50
Sumner Co
Repr to Ofc Meh
Standard
49.30
Thomas Concrete Pipe Town of Nichols Hills Tommy Truesdell
Repr to Bldg Water Serv for July Upkeep Grounds
Selected
Low
15.OO 10.25 775*50
Underwood Corp United Brick & Tile Univ of Chicago Press
Ofc Supl Repr to Bldg Supt Ofc Supl
Selected Low Publisher
10.80 118.98 3.36
Victory Glass Co
Bldg Repr
Selected
5.25
Wallace a Tiernan Ge West Disinfecting Co Western Union Westminister Press
Repr to Equip Custodian Supl Serv for July Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Low Publisher
5.41 196.37 13.76 1.21
Jack M Wikoff Wilcox a Follett G G Wimbish Wylie-Stewart
Personnel Ofc Supl Teaching Aid Supl Library Books Upkeep Grounds
Low Publisher Contract Low
45.OO 1.95 60.00 — $217'601 .B
12.00 72.00
Standard Selected? 4,20 Low ?344.5©
TOTAL------
84.00 4.50 30.00 1686.82 23.60 348!.7O,
280.50
Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended, for Payment
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
........
L
..............
- .
-
-.............. ...........
AMOUNT
79.00
Bill’s Horn Shop Braniff Airways Carlson Saw & Equip
Repr to Musical Instr Transportation - Dr. Linn Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Standard
Denman Floors Dickerson-DeWees Dolese C© Bill Doyle
Repr to Furn Upkeep Trucks & Cars Bldg Repr Instr Supl
Low Contract Selected Board Action
N L George,Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement 1-3 Instr Supl
Hart Industrial Supl
Repr to Bldg - Veteran Shop Supl
Selected? 1.98 Low : 29.50
Harry Keeton Supl
Veteran Shop Supl
Low
Okla Gas & Elec Okla Hardware
Serv for July Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
Okla Natural Gas Go Okla City Water Dept
Serv for July Serv for July
23.84 485.43
John Ramsbottom
Piano Tuning
225.00
Richards & Conover
Books, Equip - Veterans
Low
117.10
SW Bell Telephone Standard Roofing Stevenson’s News
Serv for July Low Repr to Bldg Books Equip & Supl - Douglass Veterans
83.35 120.00
G C Wimbish
Library Books - Douglass
Ax -.-a .4-''
161.60 10.95
Selected
39.20 19.22 9-75 1279.80 11.23 31.48 17.70
(ff i.i ,■
22.10 21.72
17.55
5.00
Cohtract
TOTAL -----
$2iWZ02
i
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND A & E Equip AfTTW-Tafeat Mfg Co
Instr Supl - NE Repr to Bldg
Low Low
14.10 520.00
Amend Distributing Co American Book Co
Repr to Equip Instr Supl
Selected Standard
12.00 772.68
American Equip Co
Upkeep Grounds - Repr to Equip
Low
41.49
Ames Supl Co Arizona Highways
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Sub - Central
Low Publisher
69.33 3.00
Branham’s Brown Machinery Co
Repr to Furn - New School Apparatus Bldg Repr
Browning Supl C© Brodhead-Garrett Co B & T Chemical
Custodian Supl Instr Supl Custodian Supl
Low Standard? 226.00 Low ? 4-36.71 Low Board Action Low
296.5® 662.71 112.5® 167.23 115.5© i .... -
A'Asg&tiforaia Test Bureau AA'iM'Goek Desk & Ofc Supl
Instr Supl/ ■ Publisher Repr to Ofc Meh - New School Apparatus Board Action
575.75
2NT>G©rken’ffi In© iEgCrane Go
Repr to Equip Repr to Furn & Equip
9.60 420.14
Davidson Sales & Serv H 0 Davis
.Selected ; Board Action^: 268.80 Low ? 151.34
768.00
Repr.to Indus Arts Equip New School Apparatus
Low Low
203.3© 188.40
Repr to Repr to Library Repr to
139.74 78.30 97.97 403.36
New Furn & Fix - Jackson Improvement of Grounds
Low Low Publisher S tandard. ? 372.00 Publisher? 31.36 Low Low
Dulaney’s
New School Apparatus - Jackson
Contract
359.22
Eastman Kodak
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
70.16
Instr Supl - Music Repr to Equip
Standard Selected? Low ?
Repr t© Equip Instr,.'Supl.'
Board Action Publisher
<7 Denman Floors Co , -xDclese Go !‘;;Doubleday & C© Dowlings /N'Bill Deyl© :: ,B©b Dunning Jones -Inc .
Educational Music Bureau ■^Electric Equip & Supl C© Elee Supl Go Encyclopaedia BH tanniaa.
Bldg Bldg Books - Central . Bldg - Instr Supl
14.6.0 86.3O
124.88 246.00
529.00 100.90
86.00
JD3 MEETING- OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT'D
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Inc L M Jack Frank French Unique Gleaners
Instr Supl -Fee & Indus Repr to. Bldg Custodian Supl
General Elec Supl Corp General Paint C ©rp
Instr Supl — Foe & Indus Repr t©.Bldg
N L George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement I-3 Instr Supl
Hammond. Desk .Co ®r5®art Industrial Supl
a
u
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Hew Furn & Fix Instr Supl •» Foe & Indus — Repr to Furn, Equip & Bldg
317 M 4226.25 6.oq
Standard Board Action ; Selected Low Low
50.57 911.58
.92 Board Action Board Action? 1701.50 50.10 Low ? 5.85 Selected ? Board Action? 2007.50 57.00 Low ? . Board Action
1731.95 1757.45 2064.50
Hatcher Lumber C©
Repr to Bldg & Furn
H & H Equip C®
Hew Equip
Highway Utility Equip Co .
Hew Equip
Board Action
iiiHblmes & T©rbett Henry Helt & Go
Hew Fisual Ed Equip Instr Supl - Classen
Low Publisher
Hower Co "||i|BSrer Bros Houghton Mifflin G©
Repr to Equip Harding Instr Supl Instr StplTesting
Standard Board Action Publisher
5.03 1728.00 577.25
House of Wren
New Equip - Classen
Board Action
946.5®
Huguley Paper & Bex Hunzicker Bros
Instar Supl Instr Supl - Repr to Equip
Low Board Action? Low ?
International Hawes ter
New Equip
Board Action
Johnsen Sew C©
Repr to Equip
Standard
Kluek’s Saw Works Knight’s Furn . Kilpatrick Bros
Repr to Furn New School Apparatus - Jackson Repr t© Bldg - Instr Supl9 Foe
Low Contract Board Action? 137.68 Low ? 1349.79
H E Leonhardt Lumber Co Loeffler-Greene Supl Leng-Bell Lumber C© Long-Bell Lumber Co
Repr Repr Repr Repr
Low Low Low Board Action?
Marshall Supl & Equip
Repr to Bldg & Indus Arts Equip
Gladys McDonald McDonald-Scott Ghev C©
Adm Expense Upkeep Trucks & Gars
Mergenthaler Linotype Co Midek© Supl C©
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Bldga Furn & Equip New Equip
Miller-^Jackson C©
Upkeep Grounds - New Furn & Fix
Selected? Low ?
Minneapolis Honeywell
Repr to Equip
Board Action? ? Standard ? Selected
Monroe Calculating Meh Monroe Calculating Meh
Repr t© Ofc Meh New Equip - Classen
Standard Board Action
Montgomery Ward & C©
Supl - Summer Playground
Low
Motter Bookbinding Murphy & Perkins
Library Books Repr t© Bldg
Board Action
339.M 677.25
0 K Furn & Rug Co Okla City Scenic G©
New Furn & Fix Repr t© Equip
Low Low
506.5? 102.96
Okla County Water C©
Serv for July
Okla Hardware Co Okla Seating Co
7©6.65 Repr to Equip - Improvement of Grounds Board Action ? 84.50 .. 29 9 912.10 , Low New Furn & Fix Board Action? 299827®60
to to t© to
Bills Recommended for Payment
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D
Bldg Equip Bldg Bldg
Standard? Low ?
460.60
1084,00
8/2.00 44 . 66
1015,68 27.56
1103.0© 1043.24 13,740.18 7.44 20.50 189.0? 1487.4?
71.77 ■ 1679.53 1060.79 4263.00 4292.9©
28.45 8.1J
Low ? 101.94 Selected? 5.79
Board Action? 134.80 Selected ? 19.73 ? ■ 750.18 Low
12.06 574.50 1503.0© 208.20 7.4?
36®60 168.53 107.73
243.42 904-.71
586.56
1718.6?
32.0© 357.00
25.80
57.30
!
tio Bills Recommended, for Payment
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT1D AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND CONT’ Dk
W J Fettee & Co
Repr t© Bldg & Furn -
Psychological Corp John W. Ramsbottom
Instr Supl - Testing Dept Piano Tuning
Remington Rand
Library Supl
Richards & Conover
Instr Srgol - Repr t© Bldg - New School Apparatus
Row Peterson & Co Royal Typewriter Bo So & Sa 0@
Selected? ■ Standard? 170.00 Low ? 98.40 Publisher
0
■249^0440o10 375.00
849.25
Standard? 590.55 Lew s 258.70 Board Action? 463.2® Selected ? 17.33 Low ? 11.40
491 . 93
Library Books New Equip Library Books
Publisher Board Action Publisher
1.64 315-00 14.32
Scott Forssman & Co
Instr Supl - Jackson
Publisher
Scovil & Sublett S E B Paint Sears Roebuck & Co
Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg Recreation Supl
Standard Low Lew
Severin Supl Co Sharp & Nichols S & H Shade Sherwin Williams
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - Roosevelt Repr to Furn Repr t© Bldg
Singer Sewing Meh Co Jasper Sipes A Smith. Shad© Co Southern Assoc of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Repr to Furn Instr Supl - Webster Repr to Furn Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Lew Publisher
Standard Paint Works
Repr to Bldg
Board Action
5028.00
Thompson Book & Supl Co
New Furn & Fix
Board Action
1290775
Underwood Corp
New School Apparatus
Board Action? Low ?
Vases©
Instr Supl ■= Voe & Indus
Walden9 Sons & Matt Wallace & Tiernan
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Repr to Equip
Publisher Standard
Waugh Bros Supl Co W M Welch Mfg Co Western Bindery Co Western Newspaper Union Willis Music Co Woodmansee-Abbott Music Wylie-Stewart
Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Instr Supl - Science Ofc Supl & Printing Instr Supl = Voe & Indus Instr Supl - Music Plan© Tuning Improvement & Upkeep- Grounds
309.87 Low 318.53 Low 750.86 Low 81.73 Board Action 260.83 Standard 867.00 Lew -1598.27 Board Action TOTAT,--------- $100602. 67
Low . Low Low Low
■-J
-
52.61 303.50 29.1® 26.16
103»32 231..80 243,00 373.80
,
! i 1 .___I
1.48 50.66 46.63 7.57
1191.00 27301?
1464.17 315.00
4.00 3.74
—
AMOUNT
1951-52 SEPARATE FUND
43.65 163.7® 6300.30 157066 5.76
Bentley-Gafford G© Branham’s Inc Connelly Cons Co Cook Supl Co Crane Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Lw Low New Furn & Fix - Carver Final Est - Separate School Playgrounds Board Action Low Repr to Equip Selected Repr to Equip
Deles© Co DuPont Paint
Additions to Bldgs Repr to Bldg
Low Low
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Library Books
Publisher
4.95
Hart Industrial Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
6.©4
A G Hoge Hardware Oran Huston Lumber Co
Repr to Equip Additions to Bldgs
Selected Board Action
Indiana University
Visual Aid Supl
Selected
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Additions to Bldg
Board Action? Low :
Mideke Supl Co Miller Jackson Co
Books Equip Supl - Veterans Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low Low
Okla Oxygen Co Okla Seating Co
Repr to Bldg - Auto Meeh Supl New Furn & Fix
Contract Board Action
52.00 278.50
1.20 238.20
8.00
112.5® 618.64
731.14 ;—
9.45 163.72
15.19 1624.31
.
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 2, 195;: - CONT'D
1951-52 SEPARATE FUND - CONT’D
AMOUNT
W J Pettee & Co Practical Drawing Co
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
Board Action Board Action
499.18 65.0?
Radio Supl Inc Richards & Conover
General Equip Repr to Bldg & Earn - Books Equip & Supl, Veterans
Low Selected? 4.50 Low t 128.21
99.39 132.71
Science Research Severin Supl Co Sharp & Nichols Singer Sewing Meh Co L C Smith & Corona f
Instr Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars Repr to Musical Instr Instr Supl - Voc & Indus New School Ap tus j y,L / ' /. -37' Repr to Equip ■ ' Instr Supl - Science
Publisher Low Low Standard Board Action
Warr-Caston Lumber C W M Welch Mfg Co
J
y
31.90 250.90 389.00 5.75 1010.00
18.00 188.69
Low
TOTAL ,
TOTAL-----------
New Furn & Fix
113.60
AMOUNT
iffi? BOND Cox & Bartlett Desk Co
New Furn & Fix - Mayfair
Low
7.37
Bill Doyle
New Furn & Fix - Mayfair
Low
157.5®
Harbour-Longmire
New Furn & Fix - Garey
Low
115.05
280.42
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1946 BOND
Bailey & Bozalis
Engineering Work - Gatewood Auditorium Board Action
N L George, Clerk
Filing Deed on land bought from Edd Hisel for SE
W H Heldenbrand
Fees covering auction sale of Surplus Bldgs at Rockwood, Stand Watie & Kaiser New Furn - Mayfair
House of Wren
■■
AMOUNT
1950-51 SEPARATE FUND Hart Industrial
/ - ■
1151.25
1.75 108.35 242.70
Low
* 600.00
Clara Sanford
Purchase price Lots 1 & 2, Block 12, Sanford Subdivision of Elliott Place Addition - NE
Florence Odgen Wilson
Consideration for lots 1-6 and. Lots 42-48, Block 9 and Lots 3 & 4 in Block 12 Sanford Subdivision of Elliott Place
**
TOTAL
45OO.OO
1,504.05 AMOUNT
1952 BOND
Board. Action
488.20
Braniff Airways
Transportation
Hudginsj Thompsons Ball
School Inspection Trip in connection with planning of New Classen High School
454»?0
Paul Kooser
Realtors Fee on Irving, Jefferson, New* Board Approved Jr. High Location 11 to 130 N Meridian, School Site SW 51 & Villa (Knob Hill), Franklin Kaiser
900.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY Armco Drainage & Metal
New Buildings
Board. Action
Builders Construction Co
Est #6 - James Buchanan
Board Action
♦♦Authorized Previously-Payment made on same August 12, 1952 ♦Authorized Previously-Payment made on same August 18, 1952
1,843.10
5915.03
Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OP SEPTEMBER 2, 1952 - CONT’D
Bills Recommended for Payment
1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY - CONT’D
AMOUNT
Calhoun Lumber Go Capitol Steel & Iron
Building Material - CH Sr Building Material - SE
Low Low
16M 1680.00
Commercial Cons Co
Est #8 - Andrew Johnson
Board Action
9663.52
Cook Elec Supl Co
Building Material - Lakeshore, Hayes, Rockwood
Board Action
7212.94
Craig Cons Co
Est #2 - Garfield
Cullen Lumber C©
Building Material
Low
53.60
DuPont Paint
Building Material - Stand Watie & SE
Low
557.00
Elec Supl - Lakeshore
Board Action
37.92
Hart Indus Supl Co
Building Material - SE, Rockwood, Stand Watie, Madison
Low
46.80
Hatcher Lumber
Building Material - Madison
Low
104.50
Hudgins, Thompson, Ball
Est #6 - James Buchanan
Hun&icker Bros
Building Material - Madison, ..Rockwood
Oran Huston Lumber Co
Building Material - SE, Rockwood, Stand Watie
Board Action
2652.22
Institutional Supl Co
New Furn - Arthur,. Buchanan
Board Action
4-60.59
Kilpatrick Bros
Building Material
Board Actions 8 Low
H S Leonhardt Lumber Co
Building Material - Madison
Low
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Building Material
Board Actions 9J9.O2 ft0 864.00 Low
1803.02
Long=Bell Lumber Co
Building Material
Low
2830.76
Mideke Supl Co
Building Material - CH Sr
Low
115.13
Herb Myers
8 loads Sand => Rockwood, Madison
Selected
Noftsger & Lawrence
Est #8 - Andrew Johnson Est #10 - Chester A Arthur
Board Action
332.05
Okla City Scenic Co
Hew furnishings - Harrison, Andrew Johnson
Low
950.00
Okla Seating Co
Hew furniture
Board Action
W J Pettee
Building Material - Rockwood,1 SE, Stand Watie, CH Sr
Board Actions 966 M Low 0 31.40
Sorey Hill & Sorey
Professional Services - Millard Fillmore
George Smith & Son
Est #2 - James Polk
Standard Roofing
Building Material
Low
72.00
Thomas Concrete Pip©
Building Material - Lakeshore
Lew
184.62
Thompson Book & Supl Co
New Eurn
Board Action
696.00
General Else Supl Co
6165.00
882.76
1222.42
Low
1498.33 1387.13
104.50
10.00
Building Material - Madison
Weller Cons Co
Est #10 - Chester A Arthur
Westinghouse Elec Supl Go
Elec Supl = Rockwood, Hayes, Lakeshore, Madison
4428.40 997.82
IOI3.32
12^55.01
249.10
Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg Est #2, James K Polk
Warr-Caston Lumber Co
2885.46
1366.78
Low
6660.90
Board Action? 327»55 Low ;571.75
899.3©
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Purchase of 10 acres described as Wj of W| of NW| of SEj of Sec. 27 Twp 11 Ns Range 3 West - Hayes
Commercial Cons Co
Est #8 - Andrew Johnson
Boles® Co
Building Material - Stand Watie
N L Georg®9 Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement Piling Deed to land for Pranklin Kaiser (New) and Lakeshore
Harris Calorific Sales Hart Indus Supl Co
Repr to Cutting Torches Building Material - SE
Selected Selected
Hatcher Lumber Co Hudgins, Thompson, Ball HuMicker Bros
Building Material - Madison Architect Pees - James Buchanan Building Material - Lakeshore
Low
Kilpatrick Bros
Building Material
Low
1992.89
W A Landers Co
Engineers Services - SE, Stand Watie Low Lakeshore„ Madison,, Rockwood,, VanBuren
14,911.02
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Ella Classen
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Serv for July - Blueprints
Associated. Producers Coal Go Coal for Porge in Welding Shop Est #1 - Shop Bldgs Builders Cons Building Material - Madison Capitol Steel & Iron
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1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
American Pirst Trust
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26.37
Low
19.32
2.50 4.18
51.91 72.47 6.40
Selected
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Building Material
Low
Mideke Supl Co
Building Material
Selected
7.66
Okla Oxygen C©
10 Cylinders O^gen
Contract
23.18
Pittsburgh Plat® Glass
Building Material
Low
68.80
Reynolds & Morrison
Architectural serv =■ Wheatley site
Sherwin Williams Swanda Bros
Building Material Building Material - Madison
5708.32 18.80 26.25
Standard Low
TOTAL
*Authorized Previously - pa.yr.ient made on same Aug. 18, 1952
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AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
16.32
Calhoun Lumber Co
Building Material
Low
Dolese Co
Building Material
Selected
N L George9 Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement Piling Deed of Scott Moore for Negro Elementary School
9.75
1.6© I 17.30 10.44
Harris Calorific Sales Hart Industrial Supl Co
Repr Cutting Torch Building Supl
Standard Selected
Kilpatrick Bros
Building Material
Low
301.84
W A Landers C©
Engineering Services - Dunbar
Low
4798.20
Mideke Supl Co
Building Supl
Selected
6.27
Okla Oxygen Co
5 drums Oxygen - Dunbar
Contract
39.01
Sherwin Williams
Building Supl - Dunbar
Standard
18.80
TOTAT,
5.219.53 AMOUNT
1950=51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
Builders Cons Co
Pinal payment — James Buchanan
Contract
Hudgins9 Thompsons Ball
Architectural Pee » James Buchanan
Contract
815.64
TOTAL-----
$872.30
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' -All the claims, shown1 in items #la to #11 „ both-inclusive have, been exaini’h^^ahd. <r approved- by the auditor as to appropriation, -purpose .o^ expenditure, jcalculation', r O-LS^ i / JL. * 1 *1 — *1 Ik*®9 I'' 13 » 4 and receipt by the department headi; We^jDACommend- tha,t' *sam£ b’e' ‘alloyreUr-anfi th«^-C lerk// be instructed f - to - ' issue 'warrants . • in payment/thereof . ' "/ ' ‘ \ r ’ ' . 11 _ >
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R #300 Jlaims Lpproved for Payment
Mr. McCray moved that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount oi $270,598.60 be allowed and that the clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
1. #301 tug. Payrolls Lpproved— Sept. Payrolls Luthorized
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton that payrolls for the month of August be approved and that the payrolls for the month of September be authorized as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.”
GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION & PURCHASING
R. #302 Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the renting of buildings Rent of Bldgs. as follows for housing of pupils in districts of schools which have not yet been built or for School Use which are still under construction: Approved Lakeshore School ----- a dwelling for $150.00 per month Garfield School -----a dwelling for $200.00 per month Hayes School -----a church for $150.00 per month The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #303 Transportation Plans Approved
The Superintendent made the following recommendations for transportation of school children:
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H- #303 (1) The legal transfers attending Northeast Junior-Senior High School and Webster Junior Continued High School shall continue as in the past. Districts transferring pupils to Oklahoma City are to pay transportation in an amount based on actual transportation cost per pupil in the same manner as tuition is paid. (2) A bus shall go into the Will Rogers field area and transport legally transferred pupils from that area to secondary schools - Jackson, Capitol Hill Senior, and Capitol Hill Junior high schools - under the same conditions as those mentioned above at Northeast and Webster; the bus that serves Will Rogers Field area may travel a route returning from Will ^Rogers Field to serve both secondary and elementary pupils living west of Carey School inside (the Oklahoma City School District if there is bus capacity. These pupils who live inside the ^District are to pay for this transportation a minimum of 10# per day.
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(3) In order to provde adequate educational facilities and opportunities which are not available in the Prairie Queen School area because the old building was condemned by the State Fire Marshal in 1952, it is necessary and recommended that a bus be provided to convey the pupils of this district to Millard Fillmore School until the new Prairie Queen building is i ready for occupancy.
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(4) An agreement shall be made for contracting two school buses for transporting pupils in an area which was formerly served by the Foster Junior-Senior-Valley Brook elementary attendance ar&a;. providing the pupils pay a minimum bus fare of 10# per day to reimburse the transportation cost. (5) pupils.
The Board of Education shall continue to furnish transportation for W. J. Bryan
(6) The Board of Education shall authorize the payment of contracts for three buses witji drivers at $350.00 each per month.
Mr. Lookabaugh moved approval of the above recommendations. Barton and carried unanimously on roll call.
The motion was seconded by Mr.
Food prices for Oklahoma City school lunchrooms were receommended as follows:
R. #30^ Food Prices Approved
FOOD PRICES
OKLAHOMA CITY SCHOOL LUNCHROOMS Secondary
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Plate Lunch
2.
Soup
3-
Meats
b.
Vegetables
5-
N on-Re imbur sable Elementary
25# & 35# 8#
7#
10# & 15#
7# & 10#
7# & 10#
Salads
7#,10# & 15#
7# & 10#
6.
Desserts
5#> 7# & 10#
5#, 7# & 10#
7-
Bread, depends on variety
lrf , 2# & 5#
1#, 2# & 5#
8.
Sandwiches:
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15# 10#
15# 10#
8# 8#
7# 8#
7#) ) 10#) ) 7#) ) 7#)
Adult 25# (Elem.)
20#
20#
12#,15# & 20#
Hot Cold
Reimbursable Elementary
If in addition to plate lunch Not extra servings
7#
7# & 8#
10#,15# & 20#
.7# & 10# 7# & 10#
5#,7# & 10# 1#,2# & 5#
15# 10#
Milk With Plate Lunch Ala Carte
Included 8#
DEFINITIONS OF OKLAHOMA CITY SCHOOL CAFETERIA PRICES
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Plate Lunch: One meat dish, extender or meat substitute
Two other items to include 2 1 1 1
vegetables vegetable and 1 salad vegetable and 1 dessert salad and 1 dessert i
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Vegetable, chicken, tomato, celery, potato, bean, etc.
Soup:
Secondary - 8 oz. portion Elementary - 6 oz. portion 3.
Meats:
Secondary Chicken fried steak Baked ham Roast beef Chicken pie Beef stew Meat loaf Macaroni & cheese Baked beans
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20# 20# 20^ 15#
15# 15# 15# 10# 10#
15# 12# 12#
Vegetables: 7^ - Canned, except asparagus, green limas, or some fresh IO'# - Canned greem limas and asparagus Frozen vegetables
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Salads:
7<£ - Bowlsalads, green cole slaw, cottage cheese, carrot and raisin 10<£ - Pineapple, pear or peach and cottage cheese, Fruit jello, deviled egg, etc. 15<£ - Meat salads
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Desserts: 5^ - Ice cream 7<j* - Pudding, gelatin, cobblers IO.'# - Pie, cake
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Id - 1 slice white bread 2^-1 muffin roll, biscuit 2-£ - Oleo 5^-2 hot rolls with oleo 8.
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Mr. McCray moved that permission be given the central office to sell at auction surplus and obsolete materials on hand at the present time and no longer needed in the school system. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried.
R. #306 Approval to Participate in United Fund Drive
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the signing of an agreement by the Board of Education to participate in the Drive for the United Fund of Greater Oklahoma City, which replaces the regular Community Fund Drive; the central office having requested $6,000 from this Fund to provide cafeteria meals this school year for pupils who are unable to pay for their food, which is the amount previously received each school year from the Community Chest for this purpose. The motion carried unanimously.
Annexation of Putnam City Area Official
The following change of school district boundaries due to annexation from the Putnam City District was announced as having become official:'
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Starting at N. W. 52nd. Street and Portland Avenue, thence East on N. W. 52ncl Street to May Avenue, thence South on May Avenue to N. W. 50th Street, thence West on N. W. 50th Street to Portland Avenue, thence North on Portland Avenue to point of Beginning, all in Section 12, T12N, RW, to Oklahoma City School District No. 1-89 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, and detaching same from Putnam School District No. 1-1 of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
The Superintendent read the attached letter from the State Fail’ and Exposition: OKLAHOMA STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION
Annexation of Putnam City Area Continued
Letter from State Fair in re Negro High School
August 26, 1952
Mr. Chester Swenson, Superintendent The Board of Education Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Dear Mr. Swanson: The Executive Committee of the Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition, in a special meeting today, directed me to transmit the following message to you, to-wit:
"Long negro could first
and. detailed studies of the plot plan you have submitted for the proposed school building program on the present Fair Grounds clearly shows that we not operate the Fair in any manner whatsoever upon the completion of the phase of your building program on the locations you have selected.
"Therefore, in view of the absolute necessity of conducting a Fair each year as prescribed in the operating agreements between the Oklahoma State Fair and Exposition and the Board of Education, and the dire need for additional class rooms for negro boys and girls we suggest a further study be made of your building program taking into consideration the useof the entire 4-H Club BuildLing, with its auditorium; cafeteria; and two floors of useable space; the 89er’s building; the vast area under the grandstand and any other existing facilities, until the New Fair Plant is constructed." We will be glad to meet with you at any time to work out a practical solution to this mutual community problem.
cc-Stanley Draper CGB/bh
Very truly yours, (Signed) C. G. Baker, Secretary-Manager
The matter was discussed at some length.
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve letting bids to low bidders for glazier’s supplies for Oklahoma City schools, in the total amount of $2,381.80, as per tabulation being placed on file in the central office, the bids being received in
R. #307 Purchase of Glazier’s Sup Approved
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting bids in the total amount of $2,275 for magazine subscriptions to bidders as shown on tabulation being placed on file in the central office. The motion carried unanimously on roll call. Advertisement for bids is attached below.
R. #308 Bids Let on Magazine Subscriptions
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R- #309 Bids Let on Cafeteria Equipment KaiserSchool
Mr. McCray moved approval to let Lids totaling $3,949-54 for one lot of cafeteria equipment to bidders as sown on tabulation on file• in the central office, the bids "being received in response to the attached advertisement for bids for equipment for the Kaiser School, The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members voting ’'Lye.” * *■*- -
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The Board concurred in the Superintendent’s recommendation not to print an audio-visual catalog this year, and decided to continue to use a duplicator as in the past for making this list for teachers for 1952-53BUILDINGS AND BUILDINC- SITES
Report by Architect and Dr. George on Trips Made__
Mr. Ralph Ball of Hudgins, Thompson & Ball, architects, gave a report on the trip which he took with Dr. George, Mr. Ben Maxwell, and Mr. W. H. Taylor, in the states of Texas, Arizona., and New Mexico to inspect secondary schools for suggestions in the construction of the new high school to be built on North May Avenue between 27th and 30th. Dr. George briefly added some points to Mr. Ball’s report.
Mr. McCray moved approval of the following change order #1 for the addition to Andrew Johnson R. #310 #1. Change... Or-' School: (a) changing sizes of aluminum windows $495-00 der, Johnson ! (b) Placing continuous concrete trou.gh blocks in corridor School Appr. walls 120.00 (c) Cost of hardware, $1062.00, against hardware allowance of $1000.00 - difference of-------- -62.00 TOTAL-----$677.00 The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried unaniiously on roll call. E- #3H Further Trips Approved
Mr. McCray moved approval of the following resolution authorizing and directing further trips for suggestions for the new Classen High School and the new negro high school:
RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would take trips as indicated: Dr. N. L. George, F. D. Moon, W. H. Taylor, and representatives of the architectural firms Sorey, Hill & Sorey and Hudgins, Thompson & Ball to visit different secondary schools out of the state for suggestions for new Classen High School and new negro high school
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the above persons be directed to take trips as indicated with the understanding that such trips are solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that all e xpenses of the trips be paid by the Board of Education.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
Approval to The Board authorized the central office to negotiate with Mr. C. A. Cape, owner of the old Prairie Queen School site, concerning that property. Negotiate on Old Prairie Efcneen Site On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. McCray, the Board approved moving toilets from R. #312 the old Prairie Queen School to the Church being used for classes until the new Hayes School is constructed, permission for this having been given by Mr. G. Gordon McBride, attorney for Moving Toilets Mr. Cape who is owner of the Prairie Queen property. Approved R. #313 Bids Let on "Kentile”
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh approving the letting of bids on ’’Kentile” floor covering in the total amount of $2,557-99 for Stand Watie, Southeast, Van Buren, and Dunbar schools from bidders as shown on tabulation filed in the central office; the bids being received in response to the attached advertisement. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye.” __ Jr 1
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Adjournment
ATTEST
Approved the Sixth day of October, 1952
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1952 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
Mr. John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton, Member C. B. McCray, Vice-President Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent
Others present: Mr. Bill Foute, Director of Buildings and Grounds, Mr. H. B. Ginn, Business Manager; Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Director of Personnel; Mr. Max Morgan, Attorney representing Mr. W. A. Lybrand, School Attorney; and, Miss Mary Thacker, Clerk's Assistant. Invocation
The invocation was offered by Mr. Pearson, President.
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, bids in response to the attached adver- R. #314 Bids Opened tisement for bids on installing boilers at Eugene Field, Wheeler, and Whittier schools were on Boilers, opened and read aloud as per the tabulation placed on file in the central office: Installation
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bids on installation of boilers as reported above be referred to the central office for consideration, consultation with contractors, and letting of the bid to the lowest bidder, Peerless Boiler and Engineering Company, in amouhts as follows, if satisfactory:
Eugene Field, 2 boilers ----------- $5,550 Wheeler, 2 boilers---------------------------------------------------- 7,957 Whittier, 1 boiler ------------- -- 4,987
B. #315 Bids Referred to (Central Of Authority to Let to Low Bi
The motion carried on roll call, all members present voting "Aye." Mr. Lookabaugh moved approval to confirm the purchase of the following boilers:
A. B. C. D.
From From From From
Crane Company - one Kewanee steel heating boiler for Whittier School - - -$2104.80 Loeffler Green - one Kewanee steel heating boiler for Wheeler School ---2842.00 Mideke Supply Company - one Kewanee steel heating boiler for Wheeler ----2842.00 U. S. Supply Company - two Kewanee steel heating boilers for E. Field — 1870.80
R. #316 Purchase of Boilers Confirmed
The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion to approve payment of the following claims was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried on.roll call with all members present voting "Aye:"
E..V. Cox Construction Co. ----- $42,973*19 - Est. #1, Fillmore Addition W. A. Landers - -
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1,730.75 - Madison School 2,421.69 -
Rockwood School
R. $17 Claims of Cox & Landers Approved
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1952 - CONT’D R. #318 Insurance Proofs of Loss Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve proofs of loss sub mitted by the General Adjustment Bureau, Inc., representing the several insurance agencies of Oklahoma City, as follows: Hawthorne Hawthorne LakeView Drive
Building Contents Building
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$2,955.05 1,492.9-8 2,467.99 $6,915.52
The motion carried. R. #319 Trips of Administrators Approved
Mrs. Melton moved approval of the following resolution recommending trips in the interest of the school system by Dr. Swanson, Dr. George, Mr. Foutz, and Mr. Robinson at the expense of the Board: RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would. be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would take trips as indicated: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent- Bi-Annual Meeting of Superintendents of Cities with Populations of 200,000 or More, in Toledo, Ohio, October 17-19, 1952; Dr. N. L. George and Mr. Bill Fouts - Local School Representatives, Annual meeting of the National School House Construction, Boston, Mads., October 7-10, 1952; and meeting of School Business Officials in Atlantic City, N. J., October 12-16. **
Mr. Gilbert Robinson - Fourteenth Annual Meeting, American Association of Examiners and Administrators of Educational Personnel, Los Angeles, California, October 7, 8, 9, 10, 1952 THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the above persons he directed to take trips as indicated with the understanding that such trips are solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that all expneses of the trips be paid by the Board of Education, the expenses of Dr. George'and Mr. Foutz to be paid from the Bond Capital Outlay. . ■ ’
The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried on roll call with all members present voting '’Aye.11 R. ^20 Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the signing of the following easements: (Pre sented by the City.) Easements Approved -New Senior High & (1) For storm sewer over a part of NW-J-, SV/|-, Sec. 19-12-3 (New Classen High School site.) Edwards School. (2) For sanitary sewer - a permanent easement over the north 10 ft . of the south 25 ft of Block 7. Hassman’s Addition, and a temporary easement over the south 40 ft. of said Block 7 (Edwards School)
The motion carried, R. #321 Approval to Renew Contraci; for Fire Extinguishers
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to renew contract with the Fire Appliance and Supply Company for the year 1952-1953 for the servicing of fire extinguishers in the amounts as shown on the tabulation submitted and being placed on file in the central office, also shown below: FIRE APPLIANCE APPROVED FIRE & SUPPLY CO. APPLIANCE
Check and recharge Soda Acid Extinguishers • 95 Check and recharge Foam Type Extinguishers 1.50 Check and recharge CO-2 Extinguishers 1.50 Check and recharge Anti-Freeze CO-2, Cartridge Type Ext. 3.75 Check and recharge Carbon Tetrachloride Extinguishers .85 Quote price of checking only on all types of extinguishers other than soda acid •35 Price on items commonly used in the maintenance and repairs of fire extinguishers : Hose and nozzle assembly for 2-g gallon soda-acid-or foam Gaskets for 2^ gallon Soda and Acid or Foam Acid bottle cage for soda-acid Acid bottle only for Soda and Acid Inner cylinder for foam Nozzles for any type extinguisher Hose exchanged or replaced 2#, 4#, 5#, 10#, 15#, and 20# carbon dioxide valves Valve Stem assemblies Soda-acid stopples Foam stopples
.65 .12 • 75 .05 2.95 .15 •35 8.00 1.25
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.45 .12 1.00 .05 2.50 .08 .90 7.75 1.25 .20 .30
MEETING OF SEPTEMBER 22, 1952 - CONT'D “7.7717.7
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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting 11 Aye.” Lookabaugh moved approval of the following resolution to buy on cdndemn additional land James K. Polk School, the Board to offer $750.00 per acre: (owned by John W. Pruitt)
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BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of of Oklahoma has found and hereby the District immediately acquire following described real esta.te,
Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State finds and determines that it is necessary that for school purposes the fee simple title to the located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma:
R. #322 Resolution Approved to Buy or Con demn Land fo Polk School
Beginning at the south line of the James K. Polk School site, which school site is described, as follows: A part of the SW^ of SE^ of Section 14, Township 12 North, Range 3 West of the I. M., more particularly described as follows: Commencing 660 feet South of the NW Corner of the SW^ of SEgof Section 14, running thence South 330 feet; thence East and parallel to to the South Section line of said Section 14, a distance of 660 feet; running thence North a distance of 330 feet; thence West and parallel to the South line of' Section 14, a distance of 660 feet to the point or place of beginning, and. extending South. 150 feet and East 660 feet.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the District proceed to attempt to acquire title to the above described property by purchase through negotiation; and, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that if tie District is unable to obtain title to £Se above described property by negotiation, the attorney for the District is hereby authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings to obtain title to such of the real estate above described as title to which cannot be obtained by negotiation, and that the said attorney and officials of the District do all things necessary and incident to accomplish th/.e foregoing. 1
The. motion was . s, ^traded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried unanimously
THEREUP
RD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST Approved the/Sixth day of October, 1952.
Adjournment
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 6. 1952 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.
PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
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R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. H. Ben Brown, Mr. H. B. Ginn, and Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Directors; Mr. Charles Harville and Mr. Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department; Mr. W, A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr, Millard Prigmore representing Mr. John Prigmore, Auditor; Mrs, Kathering Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; and Miss Mary Thacker, Recording Secretary.
The invocation was given by Mr. Pearson, President
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mr. Barton, the minutes of the meetings of September 1, 2, and 22, 1952 were approved as read.
a #323 Minutes Appro ved
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Mrs. Straka and Mrs. Long of the Prairie Queen School District were introduced as visitors.
Visitors
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On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the report of the School District Treasurer, presented by Mr. Millard Prigmore in the absence of Mr. Green, Treasurer, was received and ordered filed.
R. #324 Treasurer^ Report Rec*c
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the following reports on Audit Funds were received and ordered filed:
a. # 325 Auditors’ Reports Accepted
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Activity Audit - ---------- -Mr. David Light Food Service Audit - - -Mr. Randall Linney General Accounting Fund-Mr. Millard Prigmore
The visitors from the Prairie Queen School District asked how plans were coming along on the new Prairie Queen School and suggested changing the name of the school.
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REPORTS OF SUPERINTENDENT
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The Superintendent submitted the following reports:
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(1) (2)
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Reports of Superintend dent
Handbook of Information and Directives, Department of Pupil Services Elementary Safety Curriculum Guide for Safe Li wing
PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
The following personnel recommendations were submitted
TERMINATIONS
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NAME
ASSIGNMENT
Resignations J; t. £ (Mrs.) th —— (Mr.) h nil"! . T.S n-vr? (Mrs.-) • (Mrs.) . Oden? Jans (Mf» Buhrman Jo Ann
2. Taylor Kdgt. Lafayette Kflgtr Gatewood.
Horace Mann 4 th John Adams 1st Shidler ' 1st 1
-.email - Leai •e of Absence)
Position) (‘^%-ti nnaH
i ti nn )
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EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED / EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
Tnstf.mo.ti nna.1
REMARKS
I. i<.i44
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PERSONNEL
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Report of New Prairie Queen Requested
(Mrs.) TTa.rinWj Tmcfle
AoBc ■
(M^s.) : Whitwellc Jac cuelane (Mrs.) Daiison. Willie (Mrs.) Doifd. Eunice (M#s.)' z JEamrv. Elizabeth_____
Non-degree O.C.U. B.A. O.U. Be Ao U.e -of No Caroling M.A44 ' ■ 5 vrs Go&iufhia..
5 vrjs
Gatewood: J 9-24®>52' 6th ’
8-17-52 did not accept did not accept
2000
3050 2600
3125
9=24—52
9=2-4-52
9=24-52 9=24-52
Van i Buren Temporary J. Davis 3rdj ' Mad|son = Temporary Kaiser 1st' ......
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K>.ij cbntrai
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PERSONNEL !
AriH T -H <wa 1
A tin* Pos
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as si gn ment
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Swa In T-TArr-erl
(Mrs,)
5-30-52
C.B. Howerton - resjp yi.ed) Ass’t„ to Mrs. Tuckej ') Betty Kerr - Leave oi Absence)
(Patsy vonGonten
(John Martin - resigx .ed) .•g-'Juan Bennett - res igned '“Y Leon Jackson - res igned/ 1
fTuWt
TS.-.ril ft-«- a» t’f’P ;
(Additional Position)
EFFECTIVE DATE
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1300
Alice
2900
Langston
3175
;fi Columbia BoA, 3 vtr c.s.T.n. B.A. Washington 5 yrs B.S. o.u.
Cap. Hill Jr. Math—— Classen 8-29-52 Speech J. Marshall 9-11-52 Speech
(Mr.) Aldens Ralph (Mrs,) Siegley, Margaret (Miss) Nelson, Mary
2900 3550
2600
3050 2900
3050
9-8-52
b .s ^
m.a 7
B.S, S’Eastern B.S, S’Western B.S, ■Rnm-ntrir
ho on
Green, John (Mr,)
f ArirH+.-1 Anal Pne? r.i nrs
APPROVED EXP.
Edwards Kdet. -i time Inman Page 8-25-52 6th Creston Hills 9-24-52 1-2 -tenroorary
(Miss) Davis, Virginia (Mrs.) Ectonr Nellie (Mr,) Mile.Sj Charles (Mr,)
- i esigned)
DEGREE COLLEGE
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REMARKS
B.S, Langston
(Mrs,)
S’hspr'nf.A^
Northeast En g'i i sh
SALARY
NAME
(Mrs,)
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— T.^ft*r<a ni
Mrs.,)
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
3 yrs
Q 3-52
Cap. Kill Sr, Commerce Ro oseveIt 3 yrs 8-28-52 Math Douglass - Math & 5 yrs 8-27-52 Mach. Drawing 10 yrs, 8~26~5.2 -§• Central •JC.H.H.
5 yrs
r.rarte
8-S8-52
e^
10 yrs. 8-26-52 trade ex p. 14 yrs. g-25-52 Lrsr!*
3800 3ROO
C oH o.H S o» Caroentrv CoHoHoSo Uphols-tering a
Tiftavfts nf AbSfW’.r.f
L- ..ternity (Mrs,) Hallf ord. Mary
Southeast English
5-30-52
(Mrs.) (/ Haffman- Halen
Professional (Mrs,) Allen„ Marjorie
Southeast S.S.,
9-19-52
(Mrs.) McCain, Mary
Taft Music
TV’-la -Khu - Luu . 7 Absence-)
fcf&i School)
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Sutil
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3000
B.S,. U. of Pgh.
4 yrs
Southeast 8-29-52 English
2450
Non-degree C.S.T.C, 5 yrs
Southeast 8-25-52 S. S. J
Ill Health (Mrs.) Robertson, Mickey
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^f=23-52
(Miss) Jem,. Be.tiy
........... 3000
(Mrs.) Parrack, Charlotte (Mrs.) Nelson, Blanche (Mrs.) Laird, Lavelle (Mrs.) Pratt, Madge (Mrs.) Nielsons Pauline (Mj.v .) Cart, Jackie (Mrs J ' Bx-ouis Opal (Mas.) Prater, Dor there (k ..171 Mills, Madge (Mrs-,) Reese., Dennie
2600 3050
30 50 3175
JO 50
2600 24p0 2800
2800 2700
B.M. O.C. TT.
B.Ao O.U, B.A. 0.0 .U. B. S, C. S.T.C. M.A. O.U. B.S. Missouri A.B. Paiblips U. Noxwlegree • C 0 S 0 •!• c C 0 B.A. N’Eastern B.S. A. J M. B.S. ♦ O.U.
4 yrs
Taft OU3O-52 MTis-Sr*
9-29-52 5 yrs
9-26-52
5 yrs
lC-2-52
5 yrs
9—26—52
5 yrs
10-2-52 ■X,2Q~t 2
5 yr s
9-29-52 9-27-52
2 yrs
9-29-52
1 yr
9-20-52
Heunu-111® KcVu. Acet, Haye 1 Is v-lru John 'A&aSiS 3ra Hero'uhllft 5 th fcrtu.-i -r El _K <1 Kdgt. Britton 1st—2nc- tempo Tyler Kdgt. Taft Math* t&wcua-t'y ■§■ Britton W. Nichols - Kdgt.
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MEETING OF OCTOBER6, 1952 - CONT'D _____
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PERSONNEL k
TERMINATIONS NAME
(M.rs. ')
ASSIGNMENT
.acionf
(Mrs.)
(Mrs.)/ ’
EFFECTIVE DATE
lorace Mann iierk P 25>,52 ?utman Heights lid not H O Ol«.pt. 3ervi.ee 9=3.0^52 Jlassen ~ Ittn. Clerk '9-5-52
Adams, Freeda.
Who
(Mrs.)’ It -ale a ', Jjau. (Additional Position)
(Temporary Position) (Miss) Case, Lore
r >. ■ ter . cietary
(Leora Hr .c-omb - '-ran jfer) "(Miss) service Boone, Betty secretary
(Frances Huffman. - i^e signed.)
(Temporary Position)
OR
EMPLOYMENT
ill not accept
3-29-52
NAME
Clerical (Mrs.)
. rPi.fi»®rl. .Tens
(Mrs.) Crowe, And ray (Mrs.) SfAr* TT'-T’O n r» s (Mi’s. J James. Reba (Mrs.) Stauffer. Lauretta (Mrs.) Gibbons, Maribeth
(Mrs.) Williams, Helen
(Mrs.) Loveless, Margaret *(Mrs.) Clark, Edith (Mrs.)
SALARY
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DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
4 vrs.
i? 1 50 mo
$215 mo
4 yrs.
>185 mo
4 yrs
i> 75 mo
>150 mo
> 80 mo
2 vrs
> 80 mo
2 yrs
>150 mo
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
iorac. Mann 9-2-52 Clerk Putnair Heights Q 2-52 Clerk Service 9-8-52 Office Mgr. Classen 9-9-52 Attn. C'erfc Frankli.u Kaissr 9-2-52 Clerk i time Personnel 9-2-52 Clerk - temporary
Eugene Field 9-2-52 Clerk i time latewood 9-2-52 Clerk- 1 time Personnel . 9-8-52 Clerk
Service Q 2.2.52 11 f»rk " ... &......... * ^Miss) idult Institute Cavendar, Maribell U50 mo 9-11-52 Clerk /ip.nip<wary Position) (Mrs.) Assembled c< italogue Central Office (Assembling: Visual Ai is Catalogue - benroorary) Romberg1, Carol 9-8-52 >200 mo at Drake Ui dv. (Mr.) Multi graph Opr. (Temporary Position) Adcock. John 9-12-52 i time 3 75 mo Mr.) Vlultigraph Opr. (John Adonnk.™ ■i time q „19 52 id) 75 me Cabrera, Richard
..(Betty Heck -._4rrA.n
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Piitnlvi nr>ri
Ma rc-ar^t:
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2 vi1 s
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INFORMATION TO THE BOARD Instructional
Request approval to employ Dr. Marylyn Campbell - M.D. - O.U. - to examine Kindergarten, pupils beginning October 6th, 1952 salary $800,00 - for one month, only.
Transfers Winslet to Lucy (Mrs.) transfer from Inman Page - 4th -to Dunbar - 3rd and 4 th effective September 29» .1952 - this is an additional position. McFall. Clara (Mrs.) transfer from Orchard Park -2nd - to Dunbar - Kdgt. effective September 29, 1952 - this is an additional position.
Clerical - transfers
Acklin. Doris (Miss) Personnel — transfer from temporary clerk -to permanent secretary - Webster - salary $175 per month -effective September 2, 1952. Heck, Betty (Mrs.) transfer from clerk — Maintenance — to secretary Service Department salary from $165 per month to $175 per month -effective September 1, 1952. Persons. Evelyn (Mrs.) Andrew Johnson - transfer from clerk to full time clerk salary $160 per month - effective September 11, 1952. This is an additional J time position due to increase in enrollment. Hartman. Elizabeth (Mrs.) J. Davis - transfer from time clerk to full time clerk salary $157 per month — effective September 2, 1952. This is an additional J time position due to increase in enrollment. Huston. gUffli (Miss) Personnel — transfer from full time clerk - to time clerk salary from $170 per month to $85 per month - effective September 15, 1952* Adjustment in salary
McCluskey. Faye (Mrs.) Business Office - Bookkeeper — salary from $235 per month to $250 per month -effective October 1st, 1952,
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6. 1952
- CONT'D
New Substitutes for the school year 1952-53*
B«S« Non-degree B© S • A.B. B.S. B.S. BoS« B.A. B.S • Non-degree B.S. Bo S» B.S. B.M. B.A. Non-degree B.A.
Allen, Joy Armould, Pauline Bower, Xsleta Callaway, Jessie Clark, Azalea Fulguhm, Vesta Garrison, Ruth Hallford, Mary Hendricks, Henry J» Johnson, Naomi Lawson, Luella Lupean, Ellen Minner, Eleane Palmore, Carolyn Portis, Mabie Price, Adolphus Grant, Lyndon
Kdgt. Primary Elementary Elem - English Intermediate Primary English ~ Music Elementary English - S.S. Radio - Metal Home Ec. - Elementary Elem ~ Art Elem — Remedial Reading ELem - S.S.. Music - Elementary Eng-His t-Speech Math Hist => English
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PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME 1’nod Sex-vic
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
s Department
SALARY
Pat * flay M« rirlf»v .
A. 80
T,m<77*y3
Ve-rna
A.80
*Rrnwn
CfirmAn
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CanT^r, W-1 -jl-j
2 20 J Bu
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DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
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McKinney, Celestor
1.80
Low, Ernestine
3.85
Smith. Blanche
3.85
Walls. Pearl
5.00
Gorrell. Ila
2.20
Jones, Betty
3.30
Ketchum, Thelma
3.85
Long, Carrie
2.20
Cannon, Jo Helen
2.20
Darghty, Clia
2.20
Harris, Mae
2.20
Smetters, Lillian.
2.20
REMARKS
Cap Hhtl Sr. Hel,-sr Jap Hill Sr. ( J-2-52 -TeTner Jap"'Hill Sr. < 3-2-52 IfiT y.ev Jap Hl11 Sr. -Tia I p»* rJap Hill Sr. < 4c*1v.f»r Jentral < 3-2-52 Ielper Jentral t 3-2-52 ielper Jentral 3-2-52 Ielper Jentral ( 3-2-52 ielper Jentral ( ?-2-52 Ielper Jlassen < 3-2-52 Ielper Jlassen 3-2-52 ielper ■ Northeast < 3-2-52 Ielper Northeast < 3-2-52 Ielper ■ Jortheast 3-2-52 i ielper Jortheast < 3-2-52 Ielper southeast 9-2-52 : Ielper Southeast < 3-2-52 : ielper
J-2-52
T.i "1 lie
Shipman, Juani ta
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE BATE
MEETING CF OCTOBER 6, 1952
~ CONT'D____
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
J .il.il.b. 1 n o'i<
EFFECTIVE DATE
CM?.
Gri .o'.o'-
APPROVED EXP.
Daily ?,2Q
Pearl
+40.00 Dai ly 2.20 ..
Goldsmith. AJo.y Cherry.
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
WinioHC
REPLACEMENT
OR
Pea.rJ
oer
month
Wil1iams. Ellen
2.20
5.5’0 Adkins. Eva
3.85
U&cke. Leta
2.20
Boggs. Lorene
+ .40
Stone. Mvrtle
3.30
Wright. Louise
5.00
Dunbar. Edna
+ .20
Dvorak. Josie
5.00
Beltz. Charlotte
2.20
Hutchings. Mattie
2.20
Kirby. Lola
+.40
Shiggs. Anna May
2.20
Evans. Winona
5.50
Phomns.
Tris
1 A5
leatherlv. Waunita
1.65
luby-f Aline
6.50
founy. Thelma
2.20
Armstrong. Alice
2.20
Jhambless. Margurite
2.20
31'brell, Irene
3.30
iackley, Virginia
2.20
Jarroute, Daisy
2.20
Smith. Edith
4.40
Johanan, Edna
1.20
(findle. Lorene
2.20
fcCov. Nora
4.40
Sane. Clvdia
5.20
Freese.
Fs.v
3.30
Alice
6. 50
Sokesc
♦
50
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1.20
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REMARKS
Southeast ffelnar------------------Southeast 9-2-52 Mgr. = teacher Cap Hill Jr. | Helper ;. 9-2-52Cap Hill Jr. 9-2-52 Helper Cap"Hill Jr. ■ 9-2-52 aelpey.,----------------Franklin, 9-2=52 Helper J Franklin 9=2-52 Helper Harding ■ 9^2=52 Helper Jenks on 9-2-52 Helper’ Jackson 9-2-52 felper'•i Jackson i . ’ 9-2-52 Helper Roosevelt 9-2-52 Helper Roosevelt 9-2-52 Helper laft 9-2-52 Helper Taft 9-2-52 Helper Taft 9-2-52 Helper Paft: 9-2-52 Helper 1 Uebster 9-2-52 Helper Webster 9-2-52 Britton q .„R„52 Britton ’ 9-8-52 Helper WBJ e 13.£ay'giXi . 9-8-52 Helpex* Carey 9-8-52 Helper Cleveland 9-8-52 Helper Cleveland 9-8-52 He'Ip er Cleveland 9=8=52 Helper Columbus 9-8-52 Helper Creston Hills 9-8-52 Helper Culbertson 9-8-52 Helper Davis 9-8-52 Helper Davis 9-8-52 Helper Dewey Helper 9-8-52 Edgemere 9-8=52 Heiner Edgemere 9-8-52 Heiner Edison 9-8-52 Heiner ’ Emerson 9-8-52 Helper..
3-2-52
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EFFECTIVE DATE
Meeting of October 6. 1952
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PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS
NAME
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
Daily Barry, Ban!ah
2..20
Wretiam. Halan
1.20
9-8=^2
Blundellc Edna
2.20
Q-.8=^2
Hamx)tonr Vivian
2.20
9-8-^2
Kirk. Maa
2.20
9-8-^2
Wallace. Dorie
2.20
9-8-52
Whitten. Esther
3.30
9-8=52
Brown, Delpha
2.20
9=8=52
Mayfield. Edith
1.20
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REMARKS
Eugen3? Field Heiner Eugene Field Helper
Fillmore
Heiner-
Fillmore He/ln^r
Gatewood HeinerHarmony Heiner Heronville Heiner Horace Mann Helper
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
9=1=52
J©di@ Edge
$87.50
9=2=52
floosmaa
§=22=52
Ralph Fishes? '
$87.50'
8=25=52
soneth. Mill®?
fi,@05?ffiaa
- 8—26=52
Vesnen Oi’Beeves
$175.00
dt®? Hill.
fl©@g,ffiaa
, 8=29=52
H® Ho Hickman
$175.00
9=4=52
stew J« Hatches'
fisenan sstea
9=2=52
Ssyata&d S®®te,d©k
$87.50
9=4=52
8=29=52
Mfeed feste®
$87.SO
9=4-52
sy jfelta-.asMd Fisa®®
studanfe floMEnan pa®t-tim®
S® Stebinson
pas>t=tiffie fl@sg®aa.
Jaa=les Gill
-te’t-iiffi® llacffiffiaa
REMARKS
Madimn Ss^oel \
fle@g®e& Capt. Hill fe. fioogiaan R©©kw©@d
8—26=52
past=tl®® aeosman Moss’©®
part-time fl© osman &pt. Hill &?. 9=15=52 student- floosman Gatewood floorma®, 9=8=52 J©1® Marshall
s-ala M-sKay
stedeat flooman
9-1=52
Bobby ®»mas
$40,62
lex-les X©w©a®ilk
flopsman
9=8=52
Ms® ion Vaughn
$175.00
m?i® M® Gemellus
past-time fiLoes®! a
Jh?aa©i s Harpes
$98.33
8=15=52
»be$t (Sex
past-time ftoosme
Asth® Glawson
$87.50
111 T@wg
ffleesffiaa
Wal'fees Woedasd
$175.00
pgfft-tiaa® floosmen "Baehana®. 9=17=52 fiLoosaan Jaakson
syffiend Fsedesiek
part-time floor®! ®9=16=52 Mens©®
Lmy Depel ’ ? ■■■ =®a©a^i Reeves
past-time fleosffisa l
8^2,9^52
M©nte Simps©®.
$87,®
-H©o®®an
9=19=52
Hugh Wais Robinson
$175.00
Wd custodian £ .
9=18=52
Jfeaest Bares
Peyton Adkins
b> h
«. ;s
9-15=52
9=15=52
past-time fioosw® J©1®. sEyl@s
9=12=52
9-1=52
part-time floosmas Southeast
9=22=52
flcCSffiE®. Gapt. Hill Ss.
$211.66
9=18=52
head ©ustodian University Heights
$211.66
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head custodian Jefferson Davis
$40.62
part-time matron 8=20=52 Wheel es*
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Bessie Ruth
B®©to
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PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS —
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ASSIGNMENT
... —
T
NAME
REP’ ."-CEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
EFFECTIVt DATE
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
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REMARKS
fr uos®e©
Earned Ittali J©a@s
$87.SO
8=29=52
JebaB&aagls Mede
$87.SO
S=2?=52
Lwill® Boydstea
$40.62
9=4=52
J&sla® LWb
$®?9S0
9-4=52
Ea®l Salih.., Jap.
$40.62
9-2-52
$40.62
9=8-82
Gesali MdEay
$87.80
9=5=52
■J&efe Wg®4
W. 50
J©® S©>laseffl,
Mw
pagi-ts®® flacxam liUasrd 9=10=52 jes-t-tlae floceaaa 0®ateal
$87.SO
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EFFECTIVE DATE
flewsa Jois st'&ilefa* /loosffia© «fa£fesvm Davis pastil®.® floossisa. Messis®® ;
stactesfe Jtateew Johnson siadmi £Le©g®e® @at®w©i
gulO-52
1»?
9=15=52
paaHb-tiffl© O©©5?.®aa Tan-
£©is -teaeld
$<462
9-16-52
siudmi Js’aafclia Kais®
Wes>®tt
^216. 66
9=2=52
laafisesg®
Haselfi Hmege®
$266.66
7=8^52
®l®©trtelaa,
Liadsay
$171.66
9=24=52
,W<i6kd®i,,?w
■*
TRANSFERS
Kenneth McCourry* from part-time floorman at Gatewood* salary - $L|.0o62* to part-time flocrman at Bath* salary - $87.50. September l$s 1952.
Ernest Plemmons* from extra custodian at $206.66 to head custodian at University Heights* $211.66. September 18* 1952.
Francis Harper* from part-time floorman at Taft* Salary - $87*50* to part-time floorman at Tyler* Salary - $98.33. September 15* 1952.
Peyton Adkins* from relief custodian at $206.66* to head custodian at Jefferson Davis* Salary - $211.66. September 9* 1952.
J j
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1952 - CONT'D
R. #326 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel recommendations was made by Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, and carried on roll call with all members -voting "Aye."
BILLS AND PAYROLLS
Report of Clerk for September
The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of September was submitted:
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma October 6, 1952 Dr. J. Chester Swanson* Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:
The following matters are presented for your consideration:
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT, OCTOBER 6, 1952: Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item
#lk #11 #la #lb #lc #ld #le #lf #lg #lh #li
1952-53 GENERAL FUND 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND I95I-52 GENERAL FUND 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND 1950-51 GENERAL FUND 1949 BOND 1946 BOND 1952 BOND 1952 SEPARATE BOND 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING DEWY 1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
TOTAL
Bills recommendec for Payment
297.^37.37
1952-53-UENERAL FUND
Acme Brick Go A i 3 Equipment Co
Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg - Instr & Bus Of© Supl
Al’s Radio & TV American Carpet Cleaners American Equip Go
Supt Ofc Supl Supt Ofc Supl Repr to Equip - Upkeep Grounds
American First Trust American Medical Assoc American Surety C©
Blue Prints Instr Supl Night School Supl
BentIsy-Gafford 0© Berry Oil Go Bingham Printing Inks
Instr Supl = Webster Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Blakiston Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Boardman Go
Instr Supl - Upkeep Grounds
Arthur Bonifazi
Rent
'lender Brisk BottenfieId’s Inc Branham’s Inc ■
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl =■ Vos & Indus Of© & Instr Supl & Printing - Repr to Furn
Low Dow Selected: Low :
'Kxpense Repr to Bldg & Equip
Law
'■ Drantefcf Always*" Brown Machinery Go
for October
Lw Selected: 46.90 Low : 335-16
■•7 z': / '
5.00 21.60 24.65
, Selected Low Selected
21.08 7-45 J.OO
Publisher
’
low Standard Standard: Selected: Publisher
31.59 102.23 77 o55
65*55 12.00
Selected: 7-38 137-80 Low : Board Action
Buck’s Sporting Goods Burke Aviation Corp
Instr Supl - Phys Ed Rental
Selected
Burroughs Adding Meh
Repr to Ofc Meh
Selected
Gamp'fe®11 Glass & Mirror’ Capitol Steam laundry
Repr to Furn Custodian Supl
Low
Capitol Steel & Iron Capitol Willys ■^smir Investment Go
Repr to Bldg & Equip Repr to Indus Arts Equip Rent for Oct
Lw Low Contract
24.65 84.95
7.36 14,5.18
200-00 42.3© 253.47 109-60
-92^. , 543-76 5-90
25o 06
14.44
10 o?0 ■M7
MEETING 0E OCTOBER 6, 1952 ~ COIJT'D
1952-53 GENERAL FUND continued Bills Recommend ed •, , Chicago Ladder & Scaffold G© Bldg Repr for Children6® Reading Serv Library Books Payment Chappell Memorial Baptist Rent for October City Treasurer Research Of© Supl Communication Materials Center Teaching Aid Supl Al Gook Desk & Of© Supl Of© Supl
u
(
-
L__:
V
Selected Publisher Selected
Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus ■= to Equip
Cook Paint & Varnish. *
Instr Supl, Voe & Indus
Ralph Coxhead Corp
Repr to Of© Meh
Gran© Co
Repr to Bldg & Equip
■ ’«'native Playthings Arthur Or oft G F Dagwell & Go
Instr Supl Teaching Aid Supl Upkeep Grounds - Repr to Bldg
Daily Law Journal Dearborn Chemical Go Denman Flooi’s Go
Legal Publications Custodian Supl Repi" to Bldg
Repr
23.10
Selected? 4.58 Low ? 18<,52
334.45
" i-
Selected? 2 <>89 Low ? 3310.56
■ Board Action? Selected ? Standard ? Low ?
1647.30
1329.82 19.2? 48.39 249.82
77-28 10.00 29.05
Publisher Selected Publisher Low S tandard ? Low ?
4.61
100.25 238.58 544.03
3^50 8? 200 016
Night School Supl - Driver Training Upkeep Trucks & Gars Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus
Contract Low
Law Selected? 26.45 Low ? 524.JO Publisher
35.4Q 550-75
M A Donohue & Go
Upkeep Gr- inds Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus, Repr to Bldg “ Upkeep Grounds Library Books
,!1 Dorsey Douglas Dowling® In©
New Earn & Equip Instr Supl
lew Selected? 6<>$0 Low ? 3? .3O
137 015 42.80
Bill Doyle Of© Supl
Of© & Instr Supl =■ Voe & Indus
350-55
Dryer Clark & Dryer
Custodian. & Instr Supl
Selected? 83.85 Standard? 45.5® Low ? 221.20 Selected? 11.75 Lew 8115.7® Low Board Aetion Publisher Board Action
23.00 150.00 1.50 37.58 110.20
Dixie Belting & Supl Dolese C©
I-
S tandard Publisher
Gook El©© Supl Co
DeVilbiss Brake Serv Dickerson DeWees . ^Eugene Diet^gen Co
| .. 1 ........... . . 34.62 2M I5O0OO 12.00 2.90 15»5O
Dyke Bros Repr to Bldg Rent for Ctet Maxine Eacret Educational Music Magazine Sub •= Musi© Of© Emseo "Elec Supl Co Repr to Equip Eureka Water Go Custodian Supl
federal Supl C©
Repr t© Equip
77 x® Appliance &■ Supl
Repr to Equip
G G Foster Frigldaire Sales Corp
Custodian Supl Repr to Equip
General Elee Supl C©
Repr to Bldg & Equip
General Paint Corp
Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, Voe & Indus Repr to Equip
General Ele© Co
Gibb®' & 0© ■ X' ' Grand Paint & Paper - Gt'denlease-Moore Inc Grocery Trade Publishing Grosset & Dunlap T Hale
Jj&alin Canvas Goods ters Calorific Sales
Standard? Law ? Standard? Contract?
5.75 58,5.09 64.49
2.50
127.53
305.0Q 48.75 1.98 10.57
353-75
12.55 .
Selected
100.00 5.58
27.02
.78 Selected? Low ? 26.24 Low
64.15
175000
Instr Supl, Voe & Indus
Low
119.01
Instr Supl Upkeep Trucks & Gars
Low
355-92 1087.49
Instr Supl, Voe & Indus Library Books Taxes
Publisher Publisher
Upkeep Trucks & Gars Instr Supl ■= Edgemere Repr to Equip
Selected Selected
■
12.00 5«20 7.26
8.30 19.08 46.75
,.43® Bills recommended, for Payment
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1952 4 CONT'D
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONTINTUED
Hart Industrial Supl Co
Repr to Bldg & Earn - Instr Supl
Heath 0©•
Instr Supl, Vee & Indus
Selected? 14.75 Standard? 27.50 low ? 227.10 Standard
Herd Equip Co Frank L Hi 11 Huguley Paper & Box
Upkeep Grounds Ofc Supl Instr Sup1P Vo© & Indus
Low Selected w
291.68 6 0 00 77.40
Huntington laboratories
Custodian Supl
16?.47
Hvnzicker Bros
Instr Supl, Voc & Indus - Repr to Equip
Industrial Plb & Htg Co
Repr to Bldg
2.4? Standard? Lew ? 165.00 Selected? 5.82 Standard? 29.52 Low ? 457o 65
IBM
Repr to Equip - Night School Supl Rental
International Harvester
■Upkeep Trucks & Cars
International Textbook C© Teaching Aid Supl
Standard? 50.20 Selected? 39.85 Rental ? 790.00
269.35
1324..06
492.99 1539.60
880.05
Selected? Standard? ' Publisher
19.56 40.00
59.56
1.52
Bob Dunning Jones Ine
Upkeep Grounds
Standard? Low ?
29.21. 16.9j
46.16
Jones-Newby Supl C©
Repr to Equip
Selected?. Standard?
6.85 13.32
20.1?
Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus
Standard? 255.01 Low ? 15.84
270.85
Kilpatrick Bros
Repr to Bldg & Burn - Instr Supl
Selected? 12.48 Low ? 483.51
495.99
Neil A Kjos Music Co Ke^ak Gro
Instr Supl - Music Instr Supl - Roosevelt Hom® Ee
Publisher
Lily Mills C© J B Lippincott Go Id the Negative & Plate
Instr Supl Instr Supl, Voc & Indus Ofc & Instr Supl - Vo©
arry Keeton Supl G©
Lone Star School Book Depository Instr Supl Long-Bell Lumber Co Repr to Bldg & Turn
17.15 21.37
Publisher Standard
4.63 38.01 129.00
Low
2.70 760.40
Makins Sand & Gravel G© Marshall Supl & Equip Co
Repr to Bldg & Equip Instr Supl, Voe & Indus - Repr to Equip
Standard Standard? 123.68 Low ? 8.85
149.00 132.53
McDonald-Seott Chev Co
Upkeep Trucks & Cars
391.15
Hill Book Co McKesson & Robbins
Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus Instr & Teaching Aid Supl
Selected? 72.19 Standard? 26.0? Lew ? 292.89 Publisher Selected
McKnight & McKnight Mechanics Coverall Supl
Instr Supl, Voe & Indus Custodian Supl
Selected
Mideke Supl Co
Instr Supl, Voe & Indus-Custodian Supl - Repr to Equip
Miller Jacksen Co
Instr Supl - Repr to Equip
Miller-Norris 0©
Custodian Supl 1
Selected? 65.83 Standard? 56.44 Low 8529.18 Selected? 11.65 Low ?302.9S Standard
Morgan-Power Tire Morrison Publishing Co
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - V©c & Indus
Low Publisher-
262.08 34.8?
Mt" t1 er.Bo okb 1 nd 1 ng C o Morrow & Co
Library Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
61.21 2o?5
MwpMgraph Sales
Repr to Ofc Meh
Standard; . 89<>61 Selected? ?.14
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Music
Low Publisher
Upkeep Grounds - Repr to Bldg
Selected? Low ?
98.48 15.84 10.98 5.25
' 651.45 314.60
490.50
96.75 502430 24.00
11.25 98.75
110i00
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1953
- CONT'D
GENERAL FUND 1952-53 continued Bills Recommended ■. Nash Kjlyiwttbr Sales New Equip = Classen for paygenV rial Garloading Research Ofc Su.pl
5Xia3i, Conference of istlans & Jews ional Ed Assn of USA National School Public ■-elation.® Assoc
287.80
Standard
210.02
Instr Supl
Publisher
6.25
Instr Supl Sub Renewal
Publisher
4.09 5.00
Custodian & Audio Visual Supl
Contract
New Stats laundry
Custodian Supl
New State Towel & Linen Dr Ralph Ojemann 0 K Furs. & Rug 0 K Stamp & Seal
Towel Serv for August Consultant Fee Repr to Earn Ofc Supx
Oklahoma Builders Supl
Repr to Bldg'
Okla City Water Dept Okla County Water Co
Serv for August Sew for August “ Valley Brook
Okla PFA Assoc Okla Gas & Elec G© 'Ik la Hardware Go
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Serv for August Upkeep Grounds - Upkeep Trucks & Cars - Repr to Furn & Bldg
Okla Natural Gas Okla Oxygen Go
Senr for : Angust Repr to Equip Instr Supl, V©c & Indus
Okla Publishing Co Okla. Seating Co
Legal Publications Instr & Custodian Supl
Harold Parker & Co
Repr to Bldg
Pennsylvania Rubber Co I B Perkins Co Perolin Co Inc
Phys Ed Supl Repr to Bldg Repr to Equip
936.82
4.04 5.60 149,.24 179.90 1.70
Board Action Selected
!
33.45
Low
22Q3.28
57.30
Standard? Selected? Low ? Contract Publisher Standard? Low 8 Low
95.38
I.38 42.98
" J Pettee & Co
8.50 622.20 554.40
Standard Standard
Repr to Bldg - Custodian Supl
6.40 Selected0. Standard? 123.80 Low ? 24.25 Boax’d Action? 91.00 Selected s 3.9? ? 54.70 Standard Low ? 570.32
154o45
P & L Distributing- Co Plant’s Garage
Custodian Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Low Standard? Selected? Low ?
69.50 18.09 377.14
.Teaching Aid Supl
son Sa
719.99
37.50 464.73
200.00
Postage for August
dt tom • & Uo
1
185.10
I
,0
244.40
Low
Repr to Bldg =■ Instr Supl, Voe
-ahfe M j?riee "'M
12.65 253.00
Repr to Bldg
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
tmaster
196.35 248.08
48.00 205.OO
............ A E Petrie
7.00 1443 o 9 5 139.7^
Publisher
Publisher
2.48 109.00
Repr to Bldg - Lowell
76.5© 199.50 272.22
Plano Tuning & Repr Instr Supl - J Marshall Repr to Equip - Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus - Custodian Supl
Publisher Selected? 42.22 Low ? 23?".50
Piano Tuning & Repr Repr to Bldg
Low
4o ?.55
Low Publisher
204.60 32.35
feljtepr to Bldg
BBj&ibrary Books - Teaching Aid Supl
79.50
134 .
.... .......... ....... -:i-.....
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, I952 - CONT'D
1952-53 GENERAL FUND continued
Bills Recommended for Payment
Custodian Supl Rent for Get Instr Supl - Repr to Equip
Low
Charles Scribner’s Sons Severin Supl Go
Library Books Instr Supl “ Repr to Equip
Pub Usher Low
3»32 121.51
Sharp Ant© Supl Co
Upkeep Trucms & Car®
102o60
Sherwin Williams
Instr Supl = Repr t© Bldg
Selected? 10o60 Low § 92.00 Sale©ted? 51*95 Low 105 ■> 12
Singer Sewing Men Go L W Singer -^©
Repr 6@ Equip Instr Supl
Selected Low
A Smith Shade Co Dr Ida. Smith J V Smith Sales Co
Repr t© .Furn Consultant Pee Instr Supl
Low
L C Smith & Corona Repr to Of© Meh Southern Assoe of Colleges Teaching Aid Supl and Secondary Schools Southwest ‘fils & Terrazzo Repr t© Bldg SW Bell Telephone ■'t-andard Paint Works I •. yodard. Ro of ing Stanford uhir Press
Serv for Aug Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
Ed Stuart Music Shop Suburban Water Go
Repr to Musical Instr Water Serv for Aug
Sumner Co
Of© Supl & Printing - Instr Supl
Superior Coach Sales
Repr School Bus
■ S' X ■ ■*
’
4
.
!
4*
Low
15?»s? 14.4© 36.11
Law 61o?8 2.50
Publisher
679*35 1988.96 69«75 65.00 9.16
Low Low Publisher
25.00 163*75 Standard? Contrast? Selected
?08.6< 33»5<
44 o%
Texas School Book Depository Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Publisher
B H Thomas Thomas Concrete Pip© Co Thompson. Book & Supl
Serv for Sept Repr to Equip Repr to Equip
Board Action Low Standard
Town of Nichols Hil'ls Triangle Blue Print Turco Products
Water Serv for Aug Instr Supl, Voc & Indus . Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus
Low Standard
‘Irderwood Corp 'eJ? ~.tod Brick & Tile
Ixistr Supl - Central Repr to Bldg
Universal Blueprint Univ of Nebraska
Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus Library Books
Selected Selected? 2.5° Standard? 75 .00 tow Publisher
Vaseeo Ine
New Equip - Franklin
Low
30O0OO
J Weston Walch Wallace & Tiernan Wayne TTniv Press W M Welch
Library Books R©pr to Equip Instr Supl Instr Supl
Publisher Selected Publisher Low
8o 94 15.64 5.98 163 .44
Western Bank & Ofc Supl Western Newspaper Union
Of© & Instr Supl Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Standard Standard? 97.93 Low ? 85.72
35*37 183.65
Western Union Westinghouse Elee heeler Publishing C© .4 tert WhiUisr. & Go Allee Whitten
Serv for Aug Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Webster Library Books Rent for Aug & Sept
Low Publisher Pub Usher
Jack Wikoff John Wiley & Sons
Ofc Supl Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Low Publisher
Willoughby Studio W & W Steel Co
Instr Supl, Vo© & Indus - Jaekson Repr to Bldg
tow Selected
1QZ*?Q 5.61
Zer© Chemical Co
Repr to Bldg
Selected
7.10
>4''
ii
381.60 300.00 1506.96
Sanitary Equip Co Willis G Sautbine Seovil & Sublett
TOTAL
11.1 oil 105»63 48.39
17*75 4-0.55 280 00 5 065 77»5°
407399.61
................................ MEETING OS' OCTOBER 6, 1952 Bills recommended for payment....
1952-53 SEPARATE EOT©
~ co—'2
k
AMOUNT
American Book Co
Library Books
Publisher
j^-rada & Page Jvahaw Engineering Go
Custodian Supl Professional serv => Playgrounds
Standard
Daily law Journal Desman Floors Go DickersoxHDewees
Legal Publications Repr to Bldg Upkeep Tracks & Cars
Publisher Standard Contract
Doles© Go
Repr to Bldg
Selected? 9.75 Low § 16.43
Field. Enterprises Foam & Fabric G© French Ic© Go
Library Books Equip & Supl = Upholstery Custodian Supl
Publisher Selected Selected
General Else. Go • N L George, Clerk Hart, Industrial Sup I Co
Instr Supl petty Gash Reimbursement - Rental Equip & Supl “ Voc Glasses
Selected
Huguley Paper* & Box
Instr Supl “ Voe
thmzicker Bros than Huston lumber
Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Low
Kilpatrick Bros
Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, Voe
Selected? 9*£}6 Low ? 489.16
W.52
Ls®ffler-Greene Supl Co Long-Bell Lumbox0 Go
Repr to Equip Instr Supl, Voc - Repr to Bldg
S tp.nri ard Selected? Low ?
226.25 19 . 65
McDonald Scott Chev Co McGraw Hill Book
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Selected Publisher
Mideke Supl Co
Instr Supl - Repr to Furn
Selected? 3.6© Low ?175.29
178.89
Miller Jackson Co Dr D M Moore lerb Myers
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Rent for Oct Repr to Bldg
Low
Selected
112.03 65.00 1.25
Pub Usher
10.00
Contract Publisher
8.64 13.0©
tic-th C*0: 1' of Instr Supl Colleges <& Secondary Schools
Northeast Fourth Street YMCA
Selected? Low ? Low
Okla City Water Dept Okla Gas & Elec Co
Serv for Aug Serv for Aug
Okla, Natural Gas Co
Serv for Aug
W J Pettoe & Co Pittsburgh Plat® Glass
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Bldg
Low Selected
Upkeep Trxeks & Gars
Lw
Radio Supl Inc Richards & Conover
Instr Supl, Voc & Indus Supl “Vo©
Low
R N Rippe©
Piano Tuning & Repr
S & J Sup 1 0G SW Bell Telephone Standard Hoofing Sw Stamp ’Jerks Stunner Go
Instr Supl, Voe Serv for Aug Repr to Bldg Instr Supl Rspr to Q£e Meh
"c
VC.
.
?
12.46 373.42
59.7© 929.44
26.18
10.50 50.00 385.88
?0o.50
23.73 128.00
• 2.58 17.07
18.19 23.10
■ Rent for Sept
Instr Sxxpl «= Voc & Indus Suh = June 30, 1952 to June 30, 1953
-a-
.
Lew
Okla Oxygen Co Okla Publishing Co
-■
6$
Triangle Blue Print & Supl
402.25 412.00
■9.77 *7.45 11.40 131.39
IfiW
22.00 Low
Selected Selected
Instr Supl, Vee & Indus
U S Supl Go
Repr to Equip
Vaseco Tue
New Equip & Repr
^arr-Casfeon lumber
Equip & Supl = V©c
Standard
Low
mAfflAT
29.7©
13$ Bills recommended for ■Dayment
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1952
1951-52 GENERAL FUND
- COHT’D AMOUNT
k
100.6? : 2224.26 1?,.65
.Acme East Freight A & E Equip Go American Rew® Go
Freight on Furn. & Fix - Central Of© Supl & Printing Library Books - Sequoyah
Contract
American. Typo Founders Ame® Supl Go Appleton-Century-Crofts
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Repr to Indus Arts Equip Teaching Aid Supl
Board Action Lw Publisher
Ar8 zona Highways
Sub - Commercial Art Dept = CH Sr
Publisher
; A W Violin
Repr to Musical Instr
Low
1QG.Q0
rp .a-n lc¥b Phys Ed Equip Beckman’s Elec Roto Rooter Repr to Bldg
Standard Low
63»6o 94
Bellman Pub11suing Go Branham’s Inc
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl
Publisher Board Action? Lew
Brittain Bros
Instr Supl - V@© & Indus
Board Action
12-.00
Wm C Brown Go Browning Supl Co
Teaching Aid Supl Custodian Supl
Publisher Low
l.yO 712.yG
Burroughs Adding Meh Co
New Equip-SE
Board Action
lapitol Appliance Co ‘arpenter Paper G©
New School Apparatus Instr. Custodian, & Teaching Aid Supl
Clarkson Publishing Go
Library Books
Low Board Action? 9.85 Selected ? 27.10 Low ?663.30 Publisher
Ralph C Coxhead
Repr to Ofc Meh
S tandard
Crane Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action? Low ?
Cullen Limber Co H 0 Davis Dee’® Phot© Supl Doles® Co Bill Doyl©
Repr to Furn New Equip - Visual Aids Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Repr t© Bldg Instr Supl “ Univ Heights
Low Law.;.Lew Low Low
Doubleday & Co
Teaching Aid Supl
Publi sher
Emseo Elec Supl Co Encyc lopaedia Britannica
Repr to Equip Instr Supl •= Mark Twain
Board Action Publisher
117.00 77.50
federal Supply Co F-Holer Go .t Appliance & Supl Ft ©@ Pres®
Repr to Equip Library Books Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl
Low Publisher Low Publisher
90.41 14.48 221.25 J. 64
229.5-8 4.50 1.58
3.00
12.50
809.10
* *•
2.66
* 428.20
Harb our- Longmii- e Hart Industrial Supl Go
New School Apparatus - John Tyler Repr to Bldg & Equip
Low Board Action? Low ?
84.10 26.04
Hatcher lumber Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Board Action
Houghton Mifflin Co Huguley Paper & Box Co ’unzicker Bros
Instr Supl - Webster Custodian & Instr Supl Repr to Bldg
Publisher Board Action Board Action
Repr to Equip Research Ofc Supl
Board Action Standard
Repr to Bldg
Board Action; Low 8
Instr Supl = Willard Repr to Equip
LewBoard Action
Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Selected? 4.25 Standard? 15.73 Publisher Board Action
t i ;
-
<
Awsic Guy
>' '
Pit
•
Tter^pfreene Supl Co
McpO
i€t Uefr Go
.©GraW-Hill Text Films tec^-Iilne G©
Instr Supl - Franklin Repr to Equip
8702.55
89.40 80.00 117.35 406*00 28.50
243„80 3 083
Patrick Bros 4v
21.95
8684.19 18.36
Contract Board Action Board Action? Low ?
i
336.49 ?0Q„25
25.2?
Gas & Electi’ical Equip Go New School Apparatus - Jackson Graham Paper Go Instr Supl Graybar Elec Gq Repr to Equip
Jxmrial Elea Go
12.09 315 »?0
217.50 98.40
11.563-04 247.63 268.00 110.14 ■
34.50
'
264.38 2468.8?
26.53 2967.33 212.55
... MEETING OF
Bills recommends f®r payment
OCTOBER 6, 1952
■■
- CONT’D
1951-52 GENERAL FUND CONT'1 D
AMOUNT
Wm Mee Co l.idek® Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Instr Supl = Jackson
Publisher Low
Miller Jackson Co Millsap’s Music Co Milton Bradley Co
New School Apparatus - Whittier Repr to Musical Instr Instr Supl
Low
Board Action
217.31 274.20 licr.36
Hotter Bookbinding Co Muxphy & Perkins M & V Supl Co
Library Books Improvement of Grounds Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Low Low
150.23 158?.60 IIO.13
New Method Book Bindery New State Ice Co
Library Books Custodian Supl
Publisher Low
Okla Okla Okla Okla
Repr to Bldg Repr to Furn Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
Low Board Action Board Action Board Action
1256.00 2080.00 126.30 1095-73
Okla Seating Co
Instr Supl
Board Action
6296.96
Peerless-Okla Co ■ J Pettee
Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg
.6 W RamsboHcm Remington Hand Remington Rand
Piano Tuning & Repair Library Supl - Repr to Ofc Meh New Equip & Repr
Low Standard? Low ?
Richards & Conover R N Rippee Royal Typewriter R S & S Co
Repr to Bldg - Custodian Supl Piano Tuning & Repr New Equip & Repr Library Books
Board Action Publisher
Science Research Scott Foresman
Instr Supl Library Books
Publisher
Scovil & Sublett Sharp & Nichols
Repr to Equip Instr Supl “ Repr to Musical Instr
Standard Selected: 7'2-75 Low ? 412.?0
Sherwin Williams : C Smith-Corona dt:men Recording Studio
Repr to Bldg New Equip Instr Supl
Board Action Board Action Low
371.00 470.00 22.50
Teaching Film Custodians Thompson Book & Supl
Instr Supl Instr Supl
Board Action
120.00 9977.92
Underwood Corp Universal Blue Print
New Equip Instr Supl
Board Action Low
Vasec© Inc
Instr Supl = Lowell
Selected
Wahr’s Book Store W M Wlech Mfg Co
Instr Supl == Roosevelt Instr Supl - Jackson, John Marshall
Western Bindery Co
Ofc Supl & Printing
Publisher Board Action? Low 2 Low
Western Newspaper Union Westinghouse. Elec Supl H W Wilson Co
New School Apparatus Repr to Equip Library Books
Board Action Board Action Publisher
Acoustical City Scenic Co Hardware Co Paper Co
1.23 28„32
52.16 36.00
400.00 99.35 4835.33
Standard Board Action? 4819.23 Standard ? 16.10 Low
68.90 85.00 1552.00 2.8.24
446.60 11.34 '
698.22 485.45
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2347.00 11.25 11.30
864.29 812.70
1.50 1676.99 414.53 414.46 W3.35 8.00
88,510.01 AMOUNT
1951-52 SEPARATE FUND . Associated Publishers
303.00 302.72
16.25 286.47
TOTAL
Equip & Supl
Publisher
44.80
Custodian Supl
Contract
76.07
Carpenter Paper Go ■ Cook Supl Co
Additions to Bldg Repr to Equip
Board Action
: 83.25 107.28
•Bill Doyle
Instr Supl
Board Action
4024.00
Graham Paper Co
Ofc Supl & Printing
Board Action
999.80
.Hart Industrial Supl Co ■
Repr to Indus Arts Equip ~ Instr Supl Custodian Supl Additions to Bldg Additions to Bldg
Standard: 7.89 Low ? 874.02 Board Action Low Board Action
881.91
Bowers Elec Go
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Huguley Paper & Box
I ■ Hunzicker Br-os p Oran Huston lumber Co
. 186.25 1242.00 1141.71
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1952 - CONT'D
Bills recommended for •payment
1951-52 SEPARATE FUND (continued) Kilpatrick Bros
Additions to Bldg
Board Action
696.48
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Additions to Bldg
Board Action
527.68'
John V McAlister Mideke Supl Go
Additions to Bldg Repr to Equip
Board Action Selected
2730.00 3-36
Motor Supl Go
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
Okla Oxygen. Co
Shop Supl - Auto Meeh
Contract
Okla Seating C©
Instr Supl - Repr to Jura
Board Actions 4003.45 Selected s 1.25
W J Pettee & Co
Instr Supl = Voc & Indus
Board Action
495.16
Remington Rand Richards & Conover
New Equip Repr to Equip
Board Action Selected
105.00 l.?0
Science Research Scovil & Sublett
Instr Supl Additions to Bldg
Low
31.90 220.52
W M Welch Mfg Co
Instr Supl = Douglass
Westinghouse Elec Supl
Repr to Equip
10.35
4004.70
6.52 Board Action
18,516 „?8
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1950-51 GENERAL FUND R S & S Co
9.34
Library Books
Publisher
8.05
TOTAL
8.05 AMOUNT
1949 BOND
McKesson & Robbins
New Equip - Carey
Board Action
Wo 00
Okla Seating Co
New Furn - John Marshall
Low
565.50
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1946 BOND American-First Trust f , ./ -/ ’ ■ 0 Branham’s Inc N L George, Clerk Phillips & Stong
Delmar Pore
11.00
Abstract on land for SE /^< z/‘ >/ t New Furn - Mayfair Low Petty Cash Reimbursement - Real Estate, NE Topography of prospective new elem school - 48th & Prospect
121.12 5»io 161.61
760.00
Moving Bldgs
TOTAL
N? L George, Clerk Paul Kooser
1^58^3
AMOUNT
1952 BOND Guaranty Title & Abst Co
1,007.50
Abstract charges - New Meridian Jr. High School Petty Cash Reimbursement - Supervision, Classen Realtors Fee - Property located at SW51 & Villa, SW48 & land, NW58 & Villa, Prairie Queen, 3 & Walnut, 23 & Western
TOTAL
11.50 32.80 W o 00
519.30
AMOUNT
376.00
Sub Soil Investigation - New Negro High School TOTAL
376.00;
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1952 - .CONT'D
Bills recommended for pagmk..
AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL BUI WING LEVY
Boardman Co Builders Cons Co
36.25 16,024.50
Bldg Material Est #2 - Shop Buildings
Bldg Material - Hayes
Commercial Cons Co Ocok Paint & Varnish
Est #9 “ Andrew Johnson Bldg Material - VanBuren, SE, Stand Watie Bldg Material - Kaiser
...Crane Co
^3^5
Low
Capitol Steel & Iron
Board Action
400.00 149.50
Low
271.55
’Denman Floors Co
Selected: 3.22 Bldg Material - Madison, Buchanan, : 738*95 Johnson, Hayes, lakeside , Garfield, Low Prairie Queen, Polk, SE, Stand Watie, Rockwood, Fillmore, VanBuren
Dolese Co Dyke Bros
Bldg Material - Madison Bldg Material - Rockwood
Bldg Material - Rockwood General Elec Supl Petty Cash Reimbursement N L George, Clerk Harrison Builders Supl Co Bldg Material - Madison Bldg.Material - Madison Hatcher Lumber Co
742.17
78.70 30.4-9
Low Low Low — Salary & Real Estate, Hayes & Shops Selected Selected: 11.00 Low : 82.26
286.30
93*26 64-. 4-0 4-1.4-2
Standard Low
Oran Huston Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Franklin Elec Equip - Lakeside, Stand Watie, Van Buren Bldg Material - Madison
Jones Co
New Equip - Fillmore
Board Actidn
Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material - Madison, Rockwood
Selected: Low :
W A landers Co
Bldg Material - Madison, Rockwood
W A landers Co
Bldg Material - Madison, Rockwood, Stand Watie, Lakeside, SE, VanBuren
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Madison, Arthur, Johnson, lakeside, Prairie Queen, Polk, Buchanan, Hayes, Garfield, SE, Rockwood, Stand Watie, Fillmore
Selected: 18.62 Low : 2292.94-
2311.56
McKesson & Robbins
New Equip - Fillmore, Polk
Board Action
1004.4-0
'lideke Supl Co
Bldg Material - Kaiser
Montgomery & Co
Bldg Material - Madison, lakeside, Hayes
Selected: Low : Selected
A C Horn Co n-.'nzicker Bros
■»,»
15.08
Low
294-. 00
3.57 76.24
79.81 *
4-14-2.4-4-
15,654.74
58.98
12.18 4-6,80
11.05
' ■ ■"/ % Okla Elec Supl Co Okla Gas S’ .Elec Co Okla NaWral Gas Co
Electrical Equip Relocate line - Fillmore Relocate line - Kaiser
Low Board Action Board Action
Okla Oxygen Co 1 ...
Bldg Material - SE, VanBuren, Lakeside
Contract
11.59
Selected: 5.00 Low : 21.00
26.00
, .
156.25 950.00 1804.01
*Authonlzed^reviously-Payment made on same September 19, 1952 Okla Waging Co
New Equip - Madison, Rockwood, Stand Watie, VanBuren,! SE, lakeside
Okla Testing laboratories Sub-soil investigation - Polk
32.00
A E Petrie Flor-Tile Co
Bldg Material - VanBuren, Stand Watie, SE, Lakeside, Rockwood
Board Action: Low :
Harold 0 Parker
Bldg Material - Madison
Low
57.60
Richards & Conover
Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
25.46
Scovil & Sublett Sherwin Williams
New Equip - Madison Bldg Material - Rockwood, Stand Watie, lakeside, VanBuren, SE
Low Low
191.70 182.80
Thomas Concrete
Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
143.63
Warr-Gaston lumber Go
Bldg Matex’ial-Roekwdod, Madison, SE, Stand Watie
Low
80.00
m Am * «p
1526.16 851.49
2377.65
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MEETING OF OCTOBER 6,1952
Bills recommended for Payment
- CONT ‘ D
AMOUNT ;
1952=53 SEPARATE BUI IDING LEVY Cook Paint & Varnish
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Board Action
Denman Floors Go
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Low
178.25
Hart Industrial Supl Co Hunzicker Bros
Bldg Material - Dunbar Elec Equip - Dunbar
Low Low
38.64 73-60
Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Low
267.82
W A landers
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Low
15-48
Midek® Supl Co
New Equip - Dunbar
Low
. 83.OO
New Equip - Dunbar
Selected
A. E. Petrie Flor-Tile
Bldg Material = Dunbar
Board Action
Sherwin Williams
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Selected
la Seating C©
87.75 '
1561.57
5.00
764.58 13-60
3,089.29
TOTAL 1951=52 GENERAL BUI WING LEVY
■5
AMOUNT
E. V. Cox Cons Go
Est #3 ” Fillmore
15o790.32
E. Vo Cox Cons Co
Est #2 - Fillmore
42,973-19
Craig Gons Co
Est #3 -.Garfield
18,360.00
General Elec Supl C©
Bldg Material - Madison
Low
545.48
Hart Industrial Supl Co
Low Bldg Material - Arthur, Johnson, lakeside, Buchanan, Hayes, Garfield, Prairie Queen, Polk, SE, Stand Watie, Rockwood, Madison, Fillmore
118.0?
Hunzicker Bros
Elec Equip - Rockwood, SE, Stand Watie, lakeside, Hayes Bldg Material - SE, Rockwood
Board Actions
Board Action
4?4.81
Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material - SE, Stand Watie, Rockwood
Board Action
2857-53
Long-Bell lumber
Bldg feterial - CH Sr
Low
1706.48
Long-Bell Lumber
Bldg Material - SE, Rockwood
Board Action
1583-04
John V McAlister
Bldg Material - Stand Watie, SB Rockwood
Board Action
7350.00
Noftsger & Iawrence
Architectural Serv - Johnson 41.40 Est #11 - Arthur 295-30
Oran Huston Lumber Co
ds & Conover
S&&T1 & Sublett *■ Geo rge Smith & Son Sorpy, Hill & Sorey
3514.00
Bldg Material •= SE, Stand Watie
Board. Action
146.60
Bldg Material - HayesRockwood, Stand Watie, SE
Board Action
701.61
22,351-10 315 -80
1st #3 “Polk Professional Services - Fillmore
447.02 Board Action
iinghouse ETec Supply Co Elec Equip - Madison i . .
360.09 14,764.88
Est #11 - Arthur
..W.
2629.44
336-70
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Architectural Supervision - Polk
,er Cons Go
47.94
New Equip - Prairie Queen, lakeside, Board Action Garfield, Hayes, Madison, Stand Watie
Bldg Material - Hayes
i
Low
TOTAL
161062
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MEETING Off OCTOBER 6. 1952 - CONT'D
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Bills recommendec I for payment
1952-53 genera
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AMOUNT
l fund
N L George, Clerk
Petty 1-3 1-9 1-10 A-1A A-5 A-9 A-16 M-8 M-10 M-14 M-7
Cash Reimbursement Instr Supl Library Books Visual Aids Supl Salaries Sup. Dept Supl Treasurers Legal Publications Adm E2q0en.se Repairs - Gen Equipment Repairs - Buildings Upkeep Grounds Night School Supl
161.30 •
8.89 7.02 5.13 13.64 2.78 15.00 1.00 15.04 36.30 5.00 51.50
f T
7
All the-claims shown in items #la. ,toi#ll ; (both: inclusive .have' been examined and? approved by the auditor as to.appropriation,.purpose of expenditure, calculation, .and receipt by the department heads., -We/fecoi amend that same be . allowed and the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment th. srebf. X
Item #2
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PAYROLLS PREVIOUS IX APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPON WHICH WARRANTS RAVE BEEN ISSUED ARE. AS FOLLOWS 0 ■ ‘ 1 - 'GENERAL FUND 1952-5.3 1 Payroll for. the month of Sept. - #368 to and including #556 • $649j615»91 SEPARATE FUND 1952-53 64,240.64 Payroll f or1 the month of Sept., $57 to and including'#?^ ’ / »_ ' -1 j , 194-9 BOND-FUND • o. , lr2.74.52’Payroll,for the- month.of Sept., #5 to and including ,#7 ■»’ 1952 BOND FUND , Payroll for the month of Sept., #1GENERAL BUILDING LEVY .1952-53 1 Payroll for the- month of Sept., #11 t’o' and including, #14 .' SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952^-53 Payroll.for the month, of Sept-., #8 to and including #9 .J, . 0
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V GENERAL FUND «^?~~7~7SS -,-,TTT„ i r- ' ■*' 1 ‘ v 1 , ’ p. Payrolls - including Schoo L Administrators,- Clerical,-T^ache-rs', ' ' Service Department Employee's/and; extra serv^es. - Phy period ' , ending October 31> 1952, one month . . . . ... . . . . " ' ’ • -, '' awibfD SEPARATE -SH-ram FUND ■ '• Payrolls - including School; Administrators, Ojlerical, Teachers, ■) ' Service Department Employees,.and extra services, Pay 'period ~ I . . J . z . J ’ 6$, QOQ.OQending October 31» 1952, one; month' - 1949, BOND office. Pay period ending ■ Payrolls - including engineer’s 1,200.00 October 31» 1952, one month. . * 1952.BOND . , Payrolls - including’ construct! on' crew's on new buildings and 1,200.00 annexes GENERAL BUI ID ING LEVY 1952-53 - Payrolls - inc,Inding construct! on crews- on new buildings and 1,200100 1 S • » j. •I i 9 • • • • • "'•*V • /• • o ® SEPARATE-'1 BUILDING LEVY ‘ 1952-^53, 5 1,20#..00' Payrolls - including, construction crews' on new buildings . .
Item #31 -.
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.The persons to be listed on these payrolIs have been regularly employed by>the. £ ■t Board on an annual, monthly-<or daily basis'and ' ' payrolls are* to, be computed, on a^tua: rd; All payrpllSj willbe supported by verified payroll ? ?> a - salaries,as fixed’by the BoaL_. ___ v.r (_______ __ _____ „ 1 blaims carrying proper 'authorization-and approval and, will be. examined.by-'' per ■i ;hes-. We, recommend intendent, Clerk,. and _ . Auditor _____ _________ prior to ______ release-of T—-- — warrants. - - We^repommend J that ' .(■V A* faclaims'be ’' ratified and approved-for phymeht'S^ubject only to revision on certificate ■n A « m ■ .r. .3 m ; -*D «* amz 3 i . r»-n.rv ‘ »«.4r<va-®A as to 'absentees, and substitutbs.,.,? :and.action of the Board- op salaries nor designated Athat ‘the Clerk be atLthofjized to i^sue warrants for same. H-l
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in____ the total amount of $297,437.37 ............................ .. _ . b« Mr. McCray moved that the foregoing list of claims__ issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended.®!^®8 to allowed and that the clerk be instructed Approved on roll call, carried unanimously. The motions was seconded by Mr. Barton and for Paymen
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Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton that payrolls for the month of September be approved and that the payrolls for the month of October bh authorized as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye".
R. #328 Sept Payrolls approvedOct payrolls authorized
MEETING Of OCTOBER 6, 1952 - CONT'D
Reported Valley Brook School destroyed-Fire
It was reported, that on the morning of September 25, 1952 the old Valley Brook School buildi ng was completely destroyed by fire.
R. #329 Bids Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bids on building materials Let on Bldg. for 1fen Buren, Southeast, Stand Watie, Lakeside, and Bunbar schools in the total amount of $4,153.13 ($3»^§9»88 Majority Schools, $223124 Separate), as per tabulation submitted and Materials being placed on file in the central office; the bids haying been received in response to the attached advertisement. The motion carried on roll call with all members rating "Aye."
R. # 330 Insurance Proof of Loss Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. McCray to approve proof of loss submitted by the General Adjustment Bureau, representing the seyeral insurance companies in Oklahoma City, to cover explosion damage at Sheilds Heights School on Becember 19, 1951, in the amount of $187.54. The motion carried. ... BUILDINGS
Date Set for Bids on John Marshall Sch. Addition
It was reported that October 20, 1952, 4:30 p.m. has been set as the date to call in bids for addition and cafeteria at John Marshall Secondary School.
Contract on Installation of Boilers Awarded
It was reported that the central office, complying with instructions from the Board of Education, awarded contract for the installation of boilers in the following schools, to the low bidder, Peerless Boiler and Engineering Company:
R. #331 Change Order # 3 2nd Addn Fillmore School Approved
Mrs. ^elton moved approval of change order #3, Second Addition to the Fillmore School, as follows:
R. #332 Settlement Prairie Queen School Site LQlW&g).....
Mr. Lookabaugh mowed approval for the Board to accept from Mr. C. A. Cape $1,000 for the settlement on the old Prairie Queen School site, this $1,000 to include the amount set aside in the reversion clause of the deed and $500 for the BoardJs part in the building. .... The motion was seconded by Th*. Barton and carried on roll call with all members rating "Aye. *
R. #333 Bldg Projects and Architects Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the following building projects and architects for the next school year:
Eugene Field School, 2 boilers ----------------------- ------ $5,550.00 Wheeler School, 2 boilers - - ------- --- — - --------------------- - 7,957,00 Whittier School, 1 boiler •» »----- --- - - --------------------- ------4,987.00
Extra concrete work for sidewalk, 4* x 39*» or 156 sq. ft @ 35# per sq,. ft. - - $54.60
The motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and carried unanimously on roll call.
School Taft
Architect Designated Coston & Frankfurt
.H added Enlarge cafeteria and 6 classrooms.
West Nichols Hills
Joe Mason
All purpose room and kitchen to be divided into 5 classrooms
Nichols Hills
Vahlberg, Palmer and Vahlberg
Two classrooms and kitchen area
John Adams
Sorey, Hill and Sorey*
Millard Fillmore
Sorey, Hill and Sorey*
All purpose room to be used as 4 classrooms. This is the final addition planned for this school. Two Kdg rooms and 2 classrooms. This is the final addition planned for this unit.
James Buchanan
Hudgins, Thompson and Ball*
All purpose room for temporary classrooms, administrative areas, and kitchen area plus two kindergarten rooms.
* This firm has proyided the architects on the original and additions to these schools.
MEETING OF OCTOBER 6, 1952 - CONT'D School
Architect Designated
R. 333
Functions to be added
continued
Remodel cafeteria
Central
Steel Units plus Room facilities 1. South of Lafayette - 3 units 2. Valley Brook & Septic tank 3. Casady Heights 4. Rockwood 5. John Tyler
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3 4 2 2
units units units units
SEPARATE SCHOOLS
Dunbar
- 3 steel units
Edwards
- 2 steel units
The cost of the projects listed under the Separate Schools will be taken from the Separate School Building Lewy.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #33^ Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the drawing up of specifications for an inter-communication system at Taft Junmor High School and advertising Purchase for bids for same, estimated cost of $5,000, to be paid from funds available in the of InterActivity Account at Taft. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.� communication System at Taft Approved Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Barton, and carried. E.#335 Adjournment.
MEETING- OF OCTOBER 20, 1952 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1952 at h:30 P.M. O'CLOCK.
PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr. President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh
Others Present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent, Mr. Hugh B. Ginn, Business Manager; Mary A. Thacker, Recording Secretary.
R. #336 Bids Opened on Jno. Marshall Addn
Tabulation- of Bids on Jno. Marshall Addn
On motion on Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids received in response to the attached advertisement for construction of an addition to the academic building and cafeteria at
Cafeteria Bldg & Completion of Academic & Phys. Ed. Bldgs JOHN MARSHALL SECONDARY SCHOOL
BASE BID TOTAL
CONTRACTOR
$ 367,000.00 382,886.00 389,993.00 368,932.00 371,485.00 365,468.00 384,971.00 377,628.00 * 344,777.00 389,140.00 366,740.00
Bollinger, J. J. Builders Construction Co, Dunning Construction Co. Harmon Construction Co Hughes Construction Co. Industrial Construction Co. Lippert Construction Co. Martin Construction Co. Milner & Putney Construction Co. Secor-Southwest Construction Co. Suttle Construction Co,
R, #337 Bids Referred to Central Office for Letting to Low Bidder, Milner & Putne after checking John Marshall)
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the bids on the John Marshall project described above be referred to the central office for letting to the low bidder, Milner and Putney, in the amount of $344,777, subject to checking, consideration, and consultation with the contractor and architect. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting ’’Aye".
Citizens' Education Meeting Announced
Dr. Swanson announced a meeting of the Citizens Education Group at Jefferson Building Wednesday, October 22, at 7*30 p.m.
Letter to City Street Dept Approved, in re Paving
The Board approved Dr. Swanson's suggestion that the City Street Department be notified that the Board of Education is interested in paving South Santa Fe west of Southeast Secondary School, to 59th Street.
Negotiations in re By-Pass Approved
The Board authorized the central office to negotiate regarding the by-pass development comin down from Will Rogers through Grand Blvd, and traversing the southeast corner of John Adams School.
for Hard-oflearing Pupils Discussed
Pearson brought up the matter of special instruction for hard-of-hearing pupils, and reported there is a local group interested in helping to establish classes for these children, also that Dr. D. I. Johnston is especially interested and would like to appear before the Board in connection with this project. The matter was discussed briefly and favored.
1. #333 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. McCray, seconded and carried. by Mrs. Melt THEREUPON
QARD ADJOURNED.
ATTEST
Presiden 1 ZK.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER. 3, 1952
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF 1HE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY
SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray Me. L. D. Melton ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton
Ot;hers -present: Dr. J. C. Swanson Su^e^l^.^:^-tlnd<^i^1t, Dr. Me^in EirMS and M» J. Bw.r» Asdstsidt Sx^rintendents; Mr. W A. Lybrand, Attorney,. . Mr. John W and Mr* WUm * P-ri^nne, Anditors; Meesrs. R. Ben Brow, Bill Foutz, Bill Haller, Gilbert Robinsod» Mrs. Floy C^tell and Mrs. Gladys McIDnaM, D:recto:rs; Mesrs. Churlm ^1^ and Gen1 Stinebeck, Purchasing Hpartment; Mrs. Katherine Saner, S•upoeint1dle1d's Secretary; and Miss Mary Thacker, Recording Seecetary.
Invocation
The invocation was given
by M*. Pearson, President.
On Motion of Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mrs. MUton, the minutes of the meting of tetober
6 and teCober 20, 1952 were approved as read.
Representatives from the First Presbyterian Church were present in connection with the possible purchase of the Jefferson building and site. Mr. Pearson, President, informed the group from the First Presbyterian Church that the Jefferson building . and site are not yet ready for sale, but . .-that the Board plans to offer it for auction sale at an early date, ldvi1tisitg the property for sale either in two parts, one being.the east side including.the building, . and the other being the west side, or as a whole including. the entire block with building.
H #339 Minutes Ap-proved
Presbyter tian Dd legates Present Presbyterians Informed Bldg Not Yet Ready for Sale
Wthreupon mooion was male by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Muton to .•?aave•tise.•3 Jefferson R. #340 building . and site for auction sale, with Mr. W. H. Heldenbrand as auctioneer, the auction Auction Sale to be held at an early date.. The mooion carried ^111^)^17. of Jefferson Approved LEGAL AND FINANCIAL. REPORTS
On mooion . of Mrs. .MUtoh, seconded by M*. . MOray,. the report of the School Dissrict Treasurer was received, presented by M1. Millard Prigmore in the . absence o^ . Mr. Green, and the report ordered fil«d..
B. #341 Treasiwer' s Report
On recommeedaaion of the Board Attorney, mooion was made by.Mr. MCray and seconded by Mrs. Metod to approx the purchase of tet acres of land. s i the Knob Hill Ar1a, being the NW^ of the NW^ of the SE^p, iSect^d 19, Ttownhip 11 Nooth, Range 3 Neet of I. M, in Oklahoma Cowity, Oklahoma, for $7,500, . and directing the clerk to issue warrant for same on delivery of . wwaranty deed conveying the above to the Ditrict, except that one-half the mnerals are not ldcluaea, and subject to easment of record and claim for the purchase price and opinion of the Bonn's Attorney that the abstract shown maketable title. On roll call, the motion carried with all mernmbrs present voting "Aye."
R. #342 Purchase of Land in Knob Hill appro-red
Repoft
the Aditor, M*. .John W. Prigmore, was received and approved. REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
Dr. N. L. George and Mr. Bill Foutz reported on their attendance at the meetings of the Naliotal CctultCl on Schoolhouse CctdSructitd and Business Oficcals.
Audloo's
Report
Reports from
Mr. Foutz & Dr. George
The Suporintend1nt introduced Mr. Waller E. Rappolee and. Mr. Thadeus C. Johnston, from the EduccHot!. 0x 1^18^7 of Oklahoma, who are spending two days each week in the .Oklahoma City Schools Interns as educational interns. Not present but also spending two days each week it the schools Introduced are W. J, Nichols and Lloyd A, Inverson.
Dr. Swanstn.adn.ocdc1a the recett a^ tcaded dea^ D*. Fred W. Hotter, who him as Suporidt1na1nt o^ the Oklahoma City Public Schools aid since has been serving as Superintendent of it Lynwood., California. _ _ moved that a Reeolutiot Hereupon Mr. McCray of Sympathy be wittet and milled to the family of Dr. Hoser. The mooion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh ltd carried.
R. #343 Reeso-ullon of Sympathy to Family of Dr. Holer
MEETING .OP . NOVEMBER. 3, . .1952 .- Continued
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PERSONNEL
The foil owing pers■oinel recommenddlirns were presented:
Personnel Recommended
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME
ASSIGNMENT
__ Resignations (Mrs.) Webb, .Dermis
W.J. Bryan Physio Therapy 9-3Q-52
(Doris Lackey - trans:fes)____________________ time additional - Increased enrolment.) time replac inm Doe.s Lacge d y (Letcher Earnest - transfer)
NAME
Instr^ucta^onal (Ms.) York, Lucy Anna (Mrs.) Vance. Velma______ (Mrs.) : Kelly Leslie (Mrs.) Hodges. .Ruth. So,
(Jo Ann Buhman ° did not accept)
Harvey, Virginia (Mrs.) Clark, Azalea (Mrs.) Amerson, .Evelyn
(Jane Oden - did not accept)
(Mabel Turner = Hire >s)
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
SALARY
$2950
$1500 $3250 $3050
$3000 $3050
$3050
DEGREE COLLEGE
EFFECTIVE DATE
APPROVED EXP.
R.N. P.T. Marner 5 M.E. 0 oUe._________ 2 B ..So o.u. 5 B.A. .Simmons U. 5 B. S. 4 C. S.T.C. B.S. S^'Eastera 5 B.A. o.c.u. 5
yss.
REMARKS
U^ia^eTE^i-ty Hghts 10-1-52 ■ time Kdgt. J . Crib. D Horace ' 10=7=52 Mann - Kdgt. J. .Davis 1st
ysse. yss.
yrs.
10=14=5R " R yrs. < " yss,. 10=21-5R
yss
1st ’ J. Adams 2nd ■ Lee = 6th ’ temporary conte
Leaves of Absence
Mtemity (Ms.) ' Ryan, Kathleen (Mrs,) Austin, Lena
Jackson Journalism W.J. Bryan 7th '
1
10- 3-52 11- 1-52
(Ms.) Clark, . Lois
llmant)
(M.) JBnesmr.
M.A. A. & M.
W.
.11-3-52 7th
5 yss.
Reiigtaeemfti 5 from :leave of Absence Vernon
J. Bryan
J. Davis = 4th 10-8=52 5 th - playground
$ 28Qft
Monroe Clerk A. Johnson clesk Attn. Clk. M.rk Twain clesk
(temporary . time . po sition)
'.
$75 . mo &L70 . mo.
1175 mo |170 mo
$75 mo
INFORMATION TO THE BOARD
Romberg. Carol (Mrs.) - tsansfes from Visual Aids - to Se^-etasy to Ass't. •SuperSnteneent - salasy $215 pes month - effective October 16, 1952.
Doois Mltbie - Lynn - Putnam Heights Betty . Sonholy - Renke - Jeffessm Building
B
Oiversaet - clesk t time-1 . onl
Monroe ■ - desk : L0-20-52 j time A. .Johnson 4 yrs'. 11-17-5 2 . desk Southeast I 2 yss.. LLO27-52 Attn. Clk. ' Mark Thin 4 . yrs. 11027-52 clesk Jefferson Bldg, 10-2-52 testing . him
..... L
Name Changes:
Ln
$75 mo
»
(Ms.) James, Grace, ' (Mss) 10-15=52 Nies, Caryl (Mss) 11-15-52 Barnett. Prances (Ms.) 10-24-52 HaUford, .Mary (Mrs.) 10-24-52 Sisson, . Mildred (Miss) ioweei, .Suzanne
O
(Hell . Carr = Illness ) (Mrs.) ’Brumley, . Tola (Mrs.) Persons. Evelyn ; . . (Mrs.) L . Sherrod. Looe!! | . (Mss) feRoodan, Lois
I—
Clerical
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1952
V ^eest permission to employ the folOowing people as instructors in the Night ' per hour. for the coming year. Salary $2.50 DoOujlass HighxSchool
Leroy Alexander Tailoring = Trade
Robert L. Barnes Tailoring
Maurice Benefee UpPoostery - Trade
G. IM. Dodson Carpentry = Trade
Httie Ellis Practical Arts
Sherman Harris History
H. J. Hendricks Radio - Trade
M. E. Jackson
Dorothy King Shorthand and Typing
Bessie- Nelson Dressmaking
Gaarvice Ricks Dressmalking
Hillard H. Sharp Driver Education
Brick Masonry - Trade
.
L. C. WilS^i^ims English
Paul L. Strong Auto Meehanncs - Trade
u?
Enrollment Clerks Salary $2.50 per night Thelma Wilson
Elva Lois Cooper
Central High School Helen Allison Dressmaking
Juanita Bittie English 9 and.10 - Vooabulary
Wanace Brewer Business Letter W^ting - Bins. Eng.
Leom^ird Brown Theory of Plumbing
J. S. Brrleson Commtomeeer - Calculator
Mamie Caatelberry Literature
John Coleman Science
G. L. Davidson Auto Mesro^.nics
Lessie Eargle English for Foreign. Born
A. M. Eastland Speech for Sales Personnel
Nancy Bess Farley Psychology - Personnel Management
Baaritt Galloway Citizenship
Gene Gilmer Ungraded Academics
Meele K. Gilmore Driver Education Hollis Haney Comptomeler ~ CCaculator
Anna Gray StLustitute ‘
,
.
E. A. Hardy Blue Print Reading
Fred Herford Woodwork
Bernice Hibbert Bert Hogard Techniques of Cootference - Leadership Science
Fred Holloway Blue Print Reading
Mrigulite Lequet Millinery
Ellis Maisndail Typing
.
Ruby McKelvy Shorthand
Edith Mills Shorthand
Sterling Mares Math
Frances Peters Business Arithmetic
C. F. Muuseteer Theory of Plumbing
Ceed Pirrong Driver Education
A. E. Ph01litt Drafting
OtteHa QuLind-t Ceramics
Anna Miilinery
Cludus M. Singleton Welding
Dale Sallee Driver Education
MEETING.. OT.HOV1MKER. . .3,. .
1952
Ruth. Thompson American History
John Speice Interior.Decooation
E. Clay Venable Structural Steel Blue Print Reading
Maatha Whte Boolkceeping
Bess Wilis Typing Caaitol Hill Judd Anderson Uphooitcry
Geoorgla Clifton English 9 and 10 «= Psychology
W» L. Coomer Drafting
Pearl Cotton Shorthand
Jack ■ Coourtney She^e^'t Meeal Layout
Helen Cozby Shorthand = Business English^
Julia Goodwin , Millinery
Samuel N. Graves Science
Leo Harville
Claude Kniffin Speech Clinic •= Salesmanship
Welding
’
ur
Typing
Kohn
James Lanman Bookkeeping <= Business FLling
L. K. Mooney Suustitute
Howsard Mussllman Buuiness Arithmetic =• Typing
James Po^eH Driver Education
Ann Reid
Della Robsrts Math
MaayA. Selken A^mei.can History
Earl Edward Stewart Vocaaulary - English Literature
Machine Shop
Vernon Trexler Radio MarntenanIe
Ernest B. Wright Amelioan Literature
Amy
Floy York Sussj-tute^^
Ungraded Academics
Ollie. B. Stone
y
Enrollment Clerks at Both Schools Salary $2.50 per hour
Eleanor Ouutis
R^us^e^I^l Mason
H. F. Rusch
B. H. Thomas
Salary $2.50 per night
Joyce Kidd
Rtcholle Stephens
Visual Aid Help
McDDnald Koons Salary $ her hour Instructors in Speeial Classes Lillian Ostlnknh Fun(drmeltalt of Reeail Selling
Instructor in Central Acooeerated Day School Mrs. Hope . Lackey Ceenral High Scloool Salary to be determined by enrollment
Maagaaet MdLdn Practical Nursing
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MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1952
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
Food Service Depar tment Edgemere Clydia Bane lelper Foster Clandie Gilbert. lelper lawthorne A'gin®e Masl^^all 3®1p«=T lorace Mann n®ipW Pr^wn “T®7 ncr Lee" lelper Rushie Howell Lincoln lorene Casey lelper
Cleo ' Sauls
Wlma Beverly
Veryl Haggard Amy McDonald
Louise Thomson
Gertrude Nance Helen Willhite
Ruth, Oabnev Hines Ruby Lee Oavis Rnena Robinson
Kathryn McGeehon Roxie Pate Mvr"h7ft PpATRnn
Th 1 v T?nh*»TB,fcfl
Mandi e Lvnch
Reba Tr<^1^3^:le
Lola Kirby
A. R. Haaris Edna Mathias
Lorene Wwldll
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
9-30-52
Nora Mae Perrv
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
■ ;
£4.40 d ay
Edgemere 10-3-52 Heiner
$2.20 d ay
Horace Mann 10=1-52 Helper
9-30-52 q =20=52
a ^30=59-30-52 9-30-52
.60 h r
LincoLn 10-6-52 Heiner Linwood 10=9=52 Helper
"
.60 h r
Rockwood 10-8-52 Helper
' ;
Lucile Heald
64.40 d av
Viola Holland
Ju^j^i-ta Cook
Sequoyah lelper Shhelds Heights lelper 9-30-52 .55 Irene Haskins Zaahary Taylor Manager Lillian Oevackv 9-30-52 67.00 talnut Grove ianager 9-30-52 Lillie Rooeets $6.50 aestwood ' 9=30=52 lelper aestwood i lelper 9-30-52 lunbar ' lelper 9-30=52 Mav Jean Allensworth .6° Sdwards i lelper 9-30-52 lap. Hill Sr. ' lelner $2.20 9-30-52= -Edna Blatt Cap. Hill Sr. 9-30-52 lelper Central . .55 ‘Torene Casey 9—30=52 Seiner Cen.nral 55 fp 1p AT* totwna Pit 7 H sm 9=30=52 Cennral . 55 Aladyes Mat H con Northeast Willie HnT® A'^lpAT’ 9=30=52 $2,20 Somtheast
larding _ lelper oaa t lelper tebster lelper Jarey lelper
.■!
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
p
lancho Village lelper 9-30-52
Sootheast -alter
DEGREE COLLEGE
hr d av d
iv
hr
Dunbar 10=6=52 Helper
d it ...
Cap. Hill Sr. 9-30-52 Helper i
hr hr he: d mjy
$2 29
d
ay
With TT 11
$2,20
d
ssy
Clara Mdall
$2.20 d w
Mary SIatan
$2.20 d ay
Ola Fleming
.55 h r
9-30-52
Zelma Bitler
. 55 h r
9-30-52
Alta Winders
.55 h r
9-30-52
Lueille CHhisty
9=20 = <12
0=30=52.
55 h r
9-30-52
^elaersrt _ Oavis lelper 9-30-52
Shields Heights 10=13-5 2 Heiner i Zachary Taylor 10-1-53 Manager Walnut- Grove 10=1=52 Maaager
Laura Vandemeer
$2.20 d iy
Alta. Winters
$2.20 d ay
3
Centura! ! i 10-8=52 Helper Gee. nra'l. 10=6=52 Helper ; Cera dal 1,0=9=52 Helper------- :--------Nootheast JLQs6s52 He.e.p.r--------- ------Soubheast J 30=2=52 Up erSoutheast 1 > > J0-6-52 TJ® 1 p pr Southeast: - Helper i 10-10-5 2 Southeast" ' 1 j 1 j 10-6-52 Hiper Franklin ] L10=8-52 -UpS Harding 1' _ _. . 9 10-6-52 Helper Taft ' -J 10-8-52 Helper i We'sser _ -_ ' 10-6-52 Helper a-------- d Cleveland, ------- J 10-1.3=5 2 Helper j Cle ve^nd _ i L—J 10-15=5 2 Helper
4
oocd£S,Srvice Oeeprtment - Add-dllmal Ri^^iV^i!5n . • eouue s^'perm-i sjs i?on> ts.-.e'mpl oy. Mrs", Mlar^^^e'^nfir^ as Payrrll-. (Jl-c-rfe5 j2. - salary/Tjl 5 -e>r » i. - Jo* replace?- j Lrs. Tris Wils ori>- trahsfe r' ti0 'Cdnmo’daEtV's.
;
: 1
*
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1952
PERSONNEL
SERVICE DEPARTMENT TERMINATIONS ' -EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
I”’-'
name
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE - , DATE'
' ■;
REMARKS
I.-Bv-twner --
floorman
9-30=52
Henry Zumpfe
175a 00
flewsaa. at 104-52 Harding -
William Parke®:
floorma®.
9=3(452
Alva Loyd Johnson
175.00
104-52 : ?l@dram at Edgemere
MoETGeTsmlinson
floormasu
Efter .Miller;
175.00 .
19-2-52 T66rm&aaVLihe©ln
Jack Ward - •■=■■■■
part-time flooring Ji-
Dee J o Sparks
87.50
104-52 : ®rt=tim® floorman Willard ............ ’
Trannon Burroughs
head/custodian ; ■
Ci- Li Edwards
196.66
hMLtototbdlaa at 10-7=52 JbM-Alams' -
Donald Pryor- — -
skode at; ;fi©os®an; 10=6=52
Vernon Smith/';....
40.62
Kewell Satterwhite
®®t-4 to* flpprmos
10-8=52
Walter Blanchard
87.50
lames Williams
student fIporman
9=30=52-
Austin Harris
40.62
Conte Simpson
last=t toe floorman 1044-52
Billy Collard
87.50
Ipiyt&llard: r- Killian. Mills
1 >art=ttoe.: floormai 10=21-52
Eldon Hoffman
87;.5o:
John Skarpka
185.00
'floprmafi
110=I=52'>
"
1Q4-52
10=20=52
31yde Arnold
custodian-at ■ -. Kaiser^’
Lois Arnold
student floorman 10=27=52 at Kaiser
r' ■ t:' I I
1 1 1 •
-
Bomas W. Hamilton transferred)
104=52- stM«nt"lfl.6d»aaa at Edwards..: .4 pert-ttoe.floorman 1045=52 at... Southeast:/'■■......
part=t to®.- floonnan af7Sbut^ast floorman at 10-27-52 John Adams
1M&02
10*27-52
■■
r-
:S®3^mn at St gad Wati® : 10=9=52 part-ito® .floorman., i franklin.
104=52
... - . . ............ William H. 'Spencer
40.62
9-29-52
Lindsey Fallerj ;
87.50
104=52
Minnie 0, McCart
87.50
945-52
Walter Holmes
87.50
10-6-52
Donald Frances
175.00
10-7-52
Daryl Fleming
87.50
10-8-52
Clifford’Howard"
206166
..
-
'm
®£:5®~^«der|cks -=
160.00
floosmaa
10=27=52
Vernon Morris Stowe
175.00
~
part-time floorman at University.Hts. floorman at Roosevelt part-time floorman at Harmony
ieiib-52 extra custodian. WWasy ■ roving 1044*52 . ... fXeorman at 10-27=52 Southeast
TRANSFERS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER
C. L. Edwardss from floorman at Roosevelt^ salary - 195-005 to head custodian at John Adams,, salary - 196.66# Effective 1O-7=J>2.
R. #3^ Personnel A-ppreved
student, .flporman at JlicMlS HHls part-time floormaa at Shidler’ " part-time floorman at Monroe
Motion to approve the foregoing personnel recommendations was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried unanimously on roll call.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1952
BIILS AND PAYROLLS
Report on Claims add Payrolls
The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of October was submitted:
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma November.3» 1952
Dr. J.-Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:
The following maters are presented for your consideration: BILLS FIELD WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT, NOVEMBER 3, 1952:
Item Item Item Item Item Item
Item
Item Item Item Item Item
#la #lb #lc #ld #le #lf #lg #lh #11 #Lj #lk #11
-
1952-53 GENERAL FUND' ' 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND 1951-52 GENERAL FUND . 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND 1950-51 GENERAL FUND 1949 BOND 1946 BOND 1952 BOND 1952 SEPARATE BOND 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY FUND 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY FUND 1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING IEVY FUND
$ 94,796.38 '15.389.38 57.623.45' 9.806.92 7.00 204.80
408.01 15,984.40 551.65 48.455.39 56,578.98 1,663.50
.
Item #lm - 1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY FUND
3.079.70 $
TOTAL
304,549.56
1952-53 GENERAL FUND
Acme Brick Co Asm© O1 Tool Go. A & E Equip Io
J
AMOUNT
Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg & Equip Instr & Ofc Sual - Repr to Equip
Lew Low
262.20 72.75 664.74
61.80
Selected:
; 602.94
Low
Allyn ancl Bacon, Inc .Ammican First Trust Amer Oetcal Go Anderson-Prichard O.1 Co
Instr Supl - Classen Night School Supl Supl - Health Dept Custodian Supl
A^nmt^:^onig! s Hdwm ‘Assn for Childhood Ed Assn for Supvn ■ & Currie Develop
Repr to Bldg Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl
Publisher
Barada & Page
Custodian Supl
Standard
Best Motor Line BL 1118? Grcocory
Freight charge# Isstr Supl - Shidler Home Ec
Blakeney Insurance Boardman G© Arthur Boo-fazi Henry Bragg Leather Co
Insurance premiums Upkeep Grounds R^z ^S^c ^^I for Nor emitter Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Branham’s Inc Brawley.Rents Inc
Ofc Supl Repr to Equip - Bryan
Brown Mahinery Co Browning Supply Co
Repr to Bldg Custodian Siu>l
B & T Ghezmcal Co Busk's Spooling Goods Burke Aviation Corp Burroughs Adding Meh Go
Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Jackson Storage for . Ost Instr'Supl - - Classen
Low Low
Butts Else Works
Instr Supl - Cem-nal
Low
Gaaetol HU Beacon Caaetol Steam Laundry Caaetol wiiiys Casmir Investment Co GemSral State Steel CenSral ScieaSific - Co Chaffin. & Chafin lumber Chaappei Memorial Ba>eist Chatf i eId-GLarke G 0
Night Addirtising Serv for Sept Upkeep Trucks & Cars Rent for November Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Harding Custodian. Supl Rent - for November TBahh'ing Ad Supl
Publisher
3Q.O6 2.98 12.00 21.73
. Selected Low
'
Selected
6.00 11.48 10.00
81.00
'
91.20 14.77 170.67 J .66
Selected Board Action
200.00 581.48
Low
Selected Standards Low 8 Selected
15.35 324.00
-216.00 108.00
13.10 225.00
Low
Low
35.75 32.20 25.00 14.07
.
Con-ract Lw Low
Selected
Pub Usher
5340
I
•
35.20 6.79 4..79
300.00
661.13 21.41 io. 60 150.00 342
........
MEETING , OF . . NOVEMBER . 3,.. 1952
Report on Claims
■
1952=53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D City Spring Works Classen Book Store Cole-Pemterton Co
Instr Supl - Driver Training Instr Supl - Classen In^*br Supl = Ceetral Home Ec
Cook Paint & Varnish
Instr Sxu>l - Repr to Indus Arts Equip Subssciption Repr to Bldg & Equip - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
DeVilbiss Brake Serv Dickerson-DeWees
Instr Su^^^ - Driver Training Upkeep Trucks & Cars
NEA
Dolese Go
Board Action? ? Standard
152.51 4.62
Low
Publisher Selected? Low
?
23e04 132.?4 30.58
17.34 193.65
157.13
38.36 3.00 210.99 12.50 239.69 49.76 5.00
Publisher Standard
*»r
22.38 651.03
DoHie's Ceramics Dartings Inc
Instr Supl, Voe & Indus = Repr to Bldg - Upkeep Grounds Instr Supl -.Shields Heights Instr Supl - Repr to Equip
Bill Doyle
Ofc S"upl - Instr Supl
John Dunlap Sptg Goods
Instr Supl - Rhys Ed
Dyke Bros,
Repr to Bldg
Board Action
2056.70
Maxine Easret Alvin Egg®ling
Rent for November Adm Expense
Board Action Board Action
150.00 153-63
Eureka Wafer Co Expression Go
Custodian Supl Instr Supl - B.-yan
Fe<^«^u^r^:L Supl Co Fire Appliance I L de^jraKsesco (Naai Art Ed Assn)
Repr to Equ;p Repr to Equip Subscription
Hsteami RaLlator Co Geenral Elec Supl Co
Repr to Equip Custodian & Instr Supl - Repr Equip Petty Cash Reimbursement 1=3 Instr Supl 1=3 Voc Instr Supl 1=5 Teaching Aid Supl 1=9 Library Books 1=10 Visual Aid Supl A-2 Bus Ofc Supl A-15 Geneal Adm Expense 0=8 Upkeep Trucks & Gats M-10 Repr to Bldg
•
N L Geog®s Clerk
M-12 Repr to Equip
M-14 Upkeep Grounds Ginter Photo
Graham Paper Co
Graphic AMts Serv Grabar Elec Co Greenlease-Moore Hat-Industrial Supl
51-53
3-96 15-15 Low ? 283.18 Selected? 3-00 Low ? 34.35
58.54 11'7.29
J02.29
37.35
u
67.65 12.58
to
Selected Coonract Publisher
5.80 « 86+.85 2.00
Standard
48.00 41.44
Low
Lew
Publisher Standard Selected
'
i
1.
-J
68.18
2.34 11.1? 8.84 12.62 6.39 10.00 2.75 3.73 2.35 2.99 5.00
Instr Supl, Voe <& Indus - Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl Repr to Bldg
Ms. 76
Standard? Selected?
Visual ALd Supl Instr Supl ■ Instr Sup - Voe & Indus Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Serv for Sept Instr Supl - Classen.
605.40
Low
Standard? lew ?
,,
13.12 10.40 10.00 10.00
Rib Usher
Repr to Equip
Legal Publications Repr to Equip Ins-tr Siu?! - CeeLniral Subssciption renewal
■
Selected Selected
Cook Elee Supl Co
Daily Law Journal H 0 Davis Dee's Photo Supl Dept of Elem School Prin,
AMOUNT
Low Low
Coimerci&l Distributing Go Upkeep Trucks & Cars Coummrccal Hee Repair to Indus Arts Equip Coomeiesial Sewing Meh Serv Instr Supl - Voc & Indus, Jackson Comm-miication Maateials Instr Supl Center
Comity Progress Crane Co
.......!
Standard? 2<5® Selects?. 14.40 low ? 493-16
Publisher Standard Low
Selected
18.00 88.52 124.85 78.96
5„0Q
U ■
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k
AMOUNT
152-53. gen era l fun d gont »d
-----------
Haus® of Clay House sf Wren
Instr Supl Ofe & Instor Sipl
Huguley Paper & Box Huo;likt:s Bros
Instr Supl Instr & Custodian Supl - R®pr to Equip
Selected Selected? 5„?Q Low ?337.90
Repr to Bldg Intdusrlal Gasket Go Institute of■International Teaching Aid Supl Education IBM Rental & Repr to Equip
Low
Board Act:ion? 1451.8? Selected ? 3.75 ? 36.0 29 Low
79.20 3x5.60
3Sl.06 1819.91
8.76 l. 00
Selected Publisher Rennal ? 790.00 10.45 Selectee? 284.00 Standard? Selected? 12.14 Standard
800.45
296.14
Intema Iona 1 Harve e tor
Upkeep Trucks-
Interstate Litho Plate Graining Co
Instr Supl = Voc
Iroquois PilBlishiog Co
Teaching Aid Sipl
Jones Boys $6 Jones Newby Supl Co
Instr’ Supl - SE Home Ec Repr to Bldg
Kamp Bros Kee Lx Mfg Co
Kilpatrick Bros Kings laundry
Instr Supl - Harding & Taft Home Ee Ofc Supl Instr Sipl - Repr to Phys - Ed Equip Serv for Sept
Nil A Kjos Kogak Grocery Kraut Weeding Supl
Instr.Supl - Muuic Instr Supl - Roosevelt Home Ec Repr to Equip
Publisher j
11.65 13.07 4.5s
Leader Press Inc Lewis OoooStrlitloo Co Life
Night School Ave^ising Upkeep Grounds M^gaziol Subssciptisn
Publisher
22.50 34.50 6.75
J B n.ppinc©tt Co Litho Negative & Plate Ljso HBb II Lumber Lof'-BU Bummer
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Im^ir Supl = Voc & Indus Repr to Bldg . Repr to Furn & Bldg = Phys Ed Sipl
Publisher low
I
Repr to Equip
Selected
& S
Bearing Co
&
Cars &
Indus
Male© Hearing Serv Masihll Supl & Equip McCormick Mahers pib Co
Repr to Phys Ed Equip Instr Sipl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Wester
, McDonald Scott Chev MGGrawHUl Book Co tssss on & Robbins elvy >, G ov e rail Sup 1 tan School Study
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Sipl ■= Voe & Indus Instr Sipl . Adm Expense Serv for Sept Instr Sipl
•MMheke Supl Co
Corneil
Miller Jackson Miimeapolis-Honejnfell Morarch Sales Co Moore Business Forms
__
Repr to Equip == ' Custodian.
Irn^ltr Siu?! - Vac to Equip Repr to Equip Repr to - Bldg Ofe Sup^l
&
Indus - Repr
Instr Supl - John Maarhaai Home Ee Upkeep Trucks & Cars Multigraph Sales Agency
•
u.i;<h; & Perkins
K
gaumi Eduuatisn Assn
&°nal Theatre Supl ■fetat© Laundry ■Hkate Towel & Linen
N<
b„ of the Week Bros
1.86
Pub Usher
•
Ofe & Instr Sipl
- Rpr to Ofc Meh
49.48 13.32
Selected Selected Low
90 .32
*«?
Pub Usher
Low Beard Action? 9712.81 Low s 96.15
48.02 16.11 156.15 4.26
l.OO
70.47 290.50 5*71 •
Standard Low
Publisher
Lw Publisher Selected Publisher Selected? Standard? Low 8 Selected? Lew ? Standard Selected low
74 083 86.37 862.79 IQ. 65 15.60
Selected? Low 8
14.58 49.92
Standard? Selectee?
211.04 10.46
•
Repr to Bldg
Low
Ofe & Teaching Aid Supl Custodian & Visual Aid Supl Serv for Sept Serv for Sept
Publisher Cos.0^ait
Teaching Aid Supl. Ofe Supl
Publisher
1G2J.99
2.6.25
156 016 MOO 12.27 17.57 64.5©
221.50 210.00 10.58 2391.52 23.00 \6.6Q
L
27.75 32.00
Seport on Claims
154-
Report On Claims
MBBTIHG OF NOVEMBER 3, 1952
AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL PUHD CONTBD Odyssey Press Instr Supl - Classen Okla Business News Go Sub Renewal Okla City Assoc of Insurance Insurance Premiums Agents
Okla City Water Dept Okla County Water Co Okla Gas & Elec Okla Natural Gas Co Okla Oxygen Co Okla Publishing Co Okla Seating Co 0 K Stamp & Seal Okla State School Boards Association Inc Okla Tile Co Outdoor Publishing Co
Serv for Sept Serv for Sept Serv for Sept Serv for Sept Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Night Schoo'l Supl Instr,,' Custodian & Ofc Supl Instr Supl - CH Sr. Ofc Supl
L C Page & Co J G Penney Go W J Pettee & Co
Instr Supl =» Voe & Indus Instr Supl - Bryan Instr Supl - Repr to Bldg
Pitney Bowes Inc Pittsburgh Plat© Glass
Rental Sept 16 to Dec 15 Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl
Plant’s Garage
Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Postmaster Prentie-®“Hall
Postage for Sept Instr Supl <=? Voe & Indus
Publisher
Pat Pugh Motor Co
Instr Supl - Driver Training
Contract
Radio Supply John W Ramsbottom Rand McNally Refrigeration Sales
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Piano Tuning & Repr Instr Supl - J Marshall Repr to Equip
Low
Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl
47.30 3O.QQ 44,082.40 '
Publisher Publisher Contract
2894.39 28.70 3729.61 1033.40 190.03 ,36.40 160.00 2.20 50.00
tow
Low Selected
458.00 1.50
Contract Publisher tow Selected? Standard? Low ?
6.75 32.37 251.45
13.81 0 ^0 2.3? 06^
16.50 08.3!
Board Action? au . Selected ? 20.83 Low ? 59.68 Selected, ? 1?.99 Low 3 255»83
273.82 200.00 22.6?
7.60
148.10 13°Q0 13.80 750.00
Standard Low
Research Bureau for Retail Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Training Harry Ratter Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Publisher
Richards & Conover
Custodian Supl - Repr to Bldg
G D Richardson Mfg Co
Phys Ed Supl
Selected? 9.15 Low ;1337.13 Standard
Robberson Steel Go Gilbert Robinson Roisman Products Row Peterson & Co
R©pr to Bldg Adm Expense Custodian Supl Instr Supl
Low Board Action Low Publisher
81.68 22J.20 40.00 1.64
Sanitary Equip Co Willis G Sautbine School Musician
Custodian Supl Rent for Not Instr Supl - Music
Low Contract Publisher
27©o60 300.00 2.00
Scott, Roresman Scrivner-Stevens Co S & H Shade
Instr Supl - Webster Custodian Supl Repr to Eurn
Publisher Standard Low
Sherwin Williams Silver Burdett Co Simpson Bro Grocery Simpson Mkt Jasper Sipes Southern Assn of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Instr Supl -> Instr Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl
Low Publisher
Supl RE Home Ec Classen Home Ec Webster
Serv for Sept Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Culbertson Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Repr to Ofc Meh Adm Expense Services for October
2.00
41.49
Standard? 1.10 Low ? 40.39
100.00
39.24 27.00 165.28
\
'
208.90 20.51
50.56
34.29 2.0? 7.0?
Publisher
Selected? Low 8
1346.28
14.00 34.00
. 3128.71 48.00 13.32 395.07
Low Standard
Board Action A
485^80 A .-04 111 .-Il
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-1952=53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D Report on Claims
Thomason Book & Supl Co ThoBmssonWincheeSer Co Time Inc Town• of Nichols Hills
Instr Supl Instr Supl - W^he]^e:r Subssription Water. Serv f or Sept
__1_____ 575000 9.00 4.75
Low
Publisher
160 Q0
&u Indus
Low
73OB0
Instr Supl - Classen Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Ins-far Supl
Low
Lw Pub Usher
5.95 162.15 ■ o .50
Univ of Michigan Press
Instr Supl
Pub 11 sher
>d°
Victory Glass Co
Repr to Bldg
Selected
Ways© Univ Press
Warehouse Ouiet
Repr to Equip - Franklin Instr Supl
Publisher
Weetern Bank & Of Supl Weeter.n, Newspaper Union
Aru.it Dept Supl Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Western Union.
Serv for Sept 10 to Ost 6
Standard Standard? Selected?
Weetinghouse Elec Wheeler Publishing Go Alics ' Whiiten Wilcox & Go John Wiley & Sons H W Wilson Go W & W Steel Wylle-Stewart Meh Co
Repr to Equip - Instr Siu>l9 Voc Instr Supl - Webster Rent for O©t>os?3:r Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Instr Supl <= Voc & Indus Library Books Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip
Young A.mer■J.rt Films
V^sml Aid Supl
Triangle Blue Print
U3ndrrwrrd Corp ; . UP-versal Blueprint Undw of Chicago Press
Instr
3‘iipl - Voe
80 /b
190.63 3.76
2J. 00
Foard ■ Astion Pub Usher
C contact
«»
Publisher Publisher Low
Standard
i
’
TOTAL
Al Cook Desk
&
Ofc Supl
22.13
596.41 26.68 15.00 8.69 9.48 14.00 159 <50 4.50
45.33
94,815.49 AMOUNT
1952=53 SEPARATE FOND Steel & Iron Go
39.50 397»68
Instr Supl =• Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Bryan
Selected
24.10 4.95
. Coonract
22.?8
Low
Dickersor--DeW®®s
Upkeep Trucks & Oars
Dinks Parrish laundry Dolese Go
Six ’? for Sep-t Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, Voe
Dcwlings
Instr Supl - Repr to Equip
Dyke Bros
Repr to Bldg
4.00 Low '• 55.00 Selec^ect? 23.00 Standard? 45.00 Board A? tian
Edwaaiomil Misic Bureau
Instr Supl - Mauic
Publisher
73.29 .
Fine Arts Co Fire AAplianar
Commennement Expense Rep r> to Equip
Selected Coonract
10.95 68.75
Hart. Induusrial Supply
Instr S^pl - Voc & Indus
Standard? 34.33 Low ? 217.33 Seleatrd
,Z A G Hogf Hdwe X ^Itozicfker Bros landers X^^l^^or-Greene Supl Co
Instr Supl Instr Supl = Visual Aids New Equip - Inman Page Repr to Bldg
Selected?
S andard
B>p HsHoneyw s 11
Repr to Equip Rent for November Perkins Repr to Bldg R®pr to Indus Aaribs Equip atrial Supl uorl Gas Co Serv for Sept / Serv for Sept gl Waaer Dept ■' ok Else Go Sew for Sept Okla eit^pAssn of Insurance Insurance premiums Acents
Instr Siupl - Bryan
Contract Standard.
1.40 59.00
68.00 223.30
:
251.76
8.25 14.50 7239.00 50.47
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■jP'fflSD CONT’D
V J Pet-tee
Repr to Equip - Instr Supl 2
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Repr to Bldg
'Selected.; 2.40 tow s 2 $.55 tow
Richards i Conover
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus'
tow
. . -■!, o.y*
Sharp & Nichols Music Co SW Ball Telephone
Instr Supl - Music Serv for Sept
Low
to'-1’ ,.to
Underwood Corp Universal Blueprint
Repr to Ofc Meh Instr Supl ■= Voc & Indus
low
5oG0 to. 0 e-C ; '■
Taseco Inc Victory Glass Co
Visual Aid Supl Repr to Bldg
tow
to 70 21.. 00
tfarr-Castcn Lumber Westinghouse Elec •tolfe Distributors
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low Board Action Low
27 o?5
101.25
320.04 60.00 41.31
15,389.38
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL RUED
L3to00
*'*r
Associated Public School Systems
Subscriptions
Publisher
Bi’anham8 s
Instr & Ofc Supl - Repr to Ofc Meh
Burroughs Adding Meh Go
New Equip-John Marshall
Board Action? Selected. ? tow ? Board Action
(took Elee Supl Go
Repr to Equip
Board Action
toto .73
New Eurn & Elx Library Books
Board Action
210.00
General Elec Supl Co
Custodian Supl
Lo F
Hart Industrial Supl Co
Instr Supl
Board Action
pH Dorsey Douglas Dew ling®
597o7G 8.50 33.00
6370,;to
1020.60
18.60
Huguley Paper & Box Human Relations
Instr Suol - Voc & Indus Instr Supl ■ t
Board Action Publisher
283.18 6.00
Hunaicker Bros
Repr to Equip
Board Action
950.80
I n?to tout tonal Supl Co IBM ■
New Eura. & Eix - Ins to Supl New Eurn & Eix
Board Action Board Action
20,794.92 741.00
Jenkins Music Co Jones Newby
Instr Supl Instr Supl - Voe. & Indus
Standard Low
Kilpatrick Bros
Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Low
toeff1er-Gresr® Supl Go
Repr to Equip
Board Action
Long~3ell lumber
Repr to Bldg
tow
Mideke Supl Co
Additions to Equip
Board Action
10,672.00
National Gash Register
New Equip
Board Action
4980.00
Okla Hardware Go Okla, Seating Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus New Eurn & Eix
Board Action Board Action
514.73 8851.50
R S &A S Go
Library Books
Publisher
SeVerfe Supl Co L ^Smith-Corona / Van Hora Plastering Co Veneei’-O-Wax Corp
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus New Eurn & Eix Repr to Bldg - Hawthorne Custodian Supl
Board Action Board Action Low Board Action
New School Apparatus Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - CH Sr Repr to Bldg
Publisher Low Standard
TOTAL
40.75 58.00 1956.28
683.04
55»6O
252.95
746.35 2075.00 589.40 405.90 381.26 2.00 9.75 6.00
57,604.34
u
- -£5?
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1952
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1951-52 - SEPARATE
-..........-
--
------------ ----- --------- - - . - ----- . AMOUNT
FUND
Cook Supl Co
119-00
Board Action
Repr to Equip
™
H Dorsey Dowlas
New Furn & Fix
Board Action
Institutional Supl Go
New Furn & Fix
Board Ation
Kilpatrick Bros
Instr Supl - Additions to Bldg
Board Ation
M7.92
Long-Bell Lumber
Additions to Bldg
Board Action
1898,4-3
Additions to Bldg
Board Action
4-1.90
Add-dtion-s to Bldg
Board Action
73.30
W J Pettee & Go
.
Richards & Conover-
„
IOyO.OO -
R<oral Tnpewiier Cc R S & S Go
New Furn & Fix
Library Books
Bogard Ation Publisher
Stanwix House Put Usher- s
Instr Su^H
Publisher
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AMOUNT
7.00
Publisher
Library Books
7.00
TOTAL
194-9 BOND
AMOUNT
BrarihMr’s-
New Furn & Fix - Myyair
Ha-t Induttial Supl
Repr to Bldg - John Mrrhhll Franklin «
&
Low
79.00
Low
12-.80
2<0+.80
TOTAL
1946 BOND
AMOUNT
R - Dorsey Douglas
New Furn & Fix - Meet "Nidiols Hills
N. L. George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement (Real Estate - John Adams)
Institutional Supl Co
- Phillips
&
Stong
Roscoe Sears
New Furn & Fix - Meet Nichols Hills
105.00
Low
10.00 x Low
1952 BOND Eranlff Airways Caaitol Steel & Iron
Coates-Southwest Title Crane Co Dolese Co Dooefler Gons Go N L Geooge, C lerk Gm-ge
Bill Foutz
Travel Expense - New Classen High Moderrization & Repr to Bldg Franklin
89.74 103.27
Survey & Topography, Blue Prints (Knob Hill Area) Appraisal Services - Prairie Queen
1)0.00
TOTAL
N L
'
9,806.92
1^.5<0-51 GENERAL FUND R S & S Co
372.50 42.65
7.66
TOTAL )
on ■ Claims
Board Ation
Low
Orneeship list - Knob Hl^l Area Board Ation New Equip - Whittier Low Repr to Bldg - Franklin , Low Bldg Cons-Sewer Pipe - - Franklin Petty Cash Reimbursement (Real Estate - New Classen Jiigh School) Expenses to Boston, New York, Atlantic "Board Approved City - Oct 7 to 15 Board Approved Expenses to Boston & Atlantic City,
408.01 amoun t
265.40 500.10 3-75 2104.80 31.20 460.00 16.36 122.30
397.74
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1952 BOM . CONTE
11.70
Selfsted
Hart Indusrial ' Supl Go
Repr to Equip - Franklin
Hudgins-Thom s on-Ba11
Inspection Trip — New Classen High School
Kilpatrick Bros Piaui Kooser Noftsger & Iawrence Murphy & Perkins Phillips & Stong
Low Repr to Bldg - Franklin Real Estate - Knob Hill Area Plans & Speeificttipns - John Marsh.il Low Repr to Bldg - Franklin Survey & Topography of New Jr. High Site 12th & Meridian
Roberson. Steel Co U S Supply Co Van Horn Plastering Co
Repr . to Bldg - Franklin New Equip - Eugene Field. Bldg Cons - Hawthorne ‘
Board- Ation.
161.81
82.00 1870.80 22^1
Low Board Ation TOTAL
1952 SEPARATE BOND Bxranlff Airways N L Gsorge, C lerk
Okla City Assn Insurance Agents Okla Testing laboratories Sorey, Hill & Sorey
AMOUNT
Travel Expanse - New Dotglass High Petty Cash. Reimbursement (Exp incurred to inspect High Schools for New Doru;lass High . School)
Board. Action.
Insurance Premiums
Contract
132.?Q 27.53
60.50 200.00 130.92
Soi.1 Investigation - New Douglass Hig;h Board Ation Expense incurred on school inspection trip for new Dooglass High Sdao©l
551.65
TOTAL
1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY Builders Cons Est #3 - Shop Buildings Bldg Matera! - R^<ok^<^<^<d» SE, Van Gaaitol Steel & Iron Buren, Stand Waaie-, lakeside Coates-Southwest Title Abssract charges - Prairie Queen
AMOUNT
35.182.80 216.55
Low
18.75
John H Cole Co
Repr to Equip - Stand Waatle, Hares, Mah Ison, lakeside, . Garield
Selected
7*56
Cook Elec Supl Co Crane Co Cullen lumber
Electrical Supl - Hares Bldg Supl -.Naaser Bldg Maaeeral - Van Buren.
Selected
6.50 16.20 66.00
Denman Floors
Dolese Co
Bldg Materal - Stand Wale, N^ser, Board Ation Rockwood, SE, Van Buren, Lakeside > Bldg Maceral - Stand Waaie, Madson Low
H Dorsey Doo^las
New Equip - Carey
Dyke Bros
N. L. Gorge, Clerk
Bldg Maeeral - SE, Van Buren, Stand Wale, Lakeside Petty Cash Reimbursement (Real Estate - Hares)
Low Low
.
509.40 93-66
52.50
Low Low
72.88
.
180.00
Huasicker Bros
Repr to Equip - Cm of New Bldg
Selects 1.90 Low ? 132.96
134.36 .
Jones Co
New Lunchroom Equip - Madisrn
Board Ation
161.50
enpaariek Bros
Bldg Miteral - Hayes, Rockwood, SE, Van Buren
Low
W . A landers
Bldg Maceral - Fraklin, Madisrn, Leeside, SE, Stand Watte, Rockwood, Van Buren, New Equip - Maaison Board Ation Bldg Mae^al - Johnson, Laceside, Low Buchanan, Hiyes, Gtrfield, Prairie Queen, Polk, SE, Stand Watie, Rockwood, fed^isson, Fiimore
Long Bn Lumber
Supply
McKesson & Robbins Mideke Supl Co Herb Mye”s • . - > Nichols Seed Co
i
New Equip - Keaser
Board.Action Selected
Bldg Materal - Rockwood, Kaiser
Selected:
Bldg Maeeial - Hayes, lakeside, Ndser ■
Low
Upkeep Grounds
Low
6.25
: 25.00
267.25
4987.45 *39.00 120.00
493.: 8.-
J
31J 195 J
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MEETING. OF..NOVEMBER ..J,. 1952.................................................................................. ......
'52-53
AMOUNT.
GENERAL BUILDING LEVY CONfip
i of Insurance Insurance Premiums
Agents cenic Co e Oxygen. Co
i
; Pittslrargh Plate Glass
New Equip - Harrison, Kdser Bldg Mteeial - Van Buren, SE, Lakeside Bldg Mteeial -
2705.93 Report on 4?0.20 ClUms 7.02
Low
Contract
57.59
Bldg Mteeial - Rockwood, SE, Stand Waaie, VanBuuen, lakeside
Low
3518.11
Low
144.83
Robberson Steel
Bldg Mterial - Nichols Hills, West Nichols Hills Bldg Material - Rockwood, SE, . Stand Watte, Laceeide, Van Buren
Low
1713.98
Barnef Stewart Lumber
Bldg Mateial - SE
Low
422.8?
Thomas Conccete Pipe
Bldg Heatera! - Hares, Rockwood, SE, Stand Watte
Low
330.85
Waar-Caston Lumber
Bldg Maeeial - Madison
Low
53.12
Weettnghouse Elec
Bldg Maeeial - Stand Watte, Van Buren, lakeside Cons of New Bldg - Stand Watte
Low
1153.00
Richards & Conover
Weateeaai’s ■ Welding
355.30
48j 455.39
TOTAL
1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY lriC.eaectwatl SiuJeeirision - Garfield Bramblet &. Baldwin Electrical Supl - Hayses Cook Elec Supl Co Est #4 - Filmoar E -V Cox Est #4 - Garfield Craig Cons Co
AMOUNT
574.20
7 »50
Board Action
8127.23 10,^9.00
New Equip - Garfield, Hafes,
Board Action
283? .50
Hmnsicker Bro®
Electrical Supl - Rockwood
Board Astton
73.92
Institutional Supl Co
New Equip •=■ SE, Madson, Polk,
Board Action
12,560.65
H
Ddi^ef Dowlas
Stand Waaie, Maison, Van: Buren, Polk, SE, Filtaore, Rockwood, Lakeside, Bra^ie Queen
Lakeside, Garfield, Hares, Praiiar Queen, Rockwood, Stand Watte, EH^oie
"
Long-Bell Lumber
Bldg feateial - MUson, SE, Stand Watte, Hafes
Board Actions 00 Low
2613.01 5503.04 2890.03
John Mcilitei
Bldg Maeeial - Van Buren, Lakeside
Board Actions 0Q Low
1I55.OO 1365.00 210.00
Okla Citf Scenic Go
New Equip - Raisei
Low
Bldg Harare - SE, Rockwood, Stand Watte
Board Action
1355.70
Bldg M,aerial - Rockwood, Stand Watte, SE Est #4 - Polk " Electrical Supl - Lak side, Malison
Board Action
78.40
W
J Pettee
B^haid#
&
Conor er
Geo Smith & Son
Weetinghouse Elec
Weiei Cons Co Final Est - Arthur Vahllerg . Falfffr, & Vahlberg Arch!tectmral Supervision — Polk
Beard Action: 38.35 0 249.15 Low
Coniract TOTAL
1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING Brantm#* s
New Equip - Mafair, Johnson,
475.OO
11,312.10 287.50 1296.00 226.24
56,578.98 AMOUNT
LEVY
Board Action
1663o50
Alams, Harison, Buchanan
TOTAL
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160.5O
MEETING OF . . NOVEMBER.. J,. 19'2
-1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING IEVY
,
Report on Claims
John Cole Co
Bldg Mtteial - Dunbar
Selected
Dyke Bros
Bldg Ma-teral - Dunbar
Low
W A landers
Bldg M-teral - Inmtn Page, Dunbar '
1.44 ■
•
33^87
2003.85
Long Bell Lum)er
Bldg M-teral - Dunbar
Low
Mideke Supl Go
Bldg Mterial - Dun'eao
Selected
7u48
Okla Hardware Go
Bldg M-eera! - Dunbar
Low
3 0 78
Harold G Parker & Go
Bldg M-teral - Dunbar
tow
504.00
Barney Stewsart Lumber
Bldg - .M-erra! - Dunbar
tow
425.01
100.27
TOTAL
30?9o70
Al "the ;'be-ai'oi'shpw.ri l‘in ."i^em? ^laNKd e#l'm, both inclusive nclusive have have been been examin examined and 1 ved.-by. th. . autitor JSiJiL0o -to aP -iomP1 Z0ti ^i^h,D'<ptiOpese of <f' exppediiwre Z“n*i l >ap;^.roved by the ass to approp , “ ctlculation> '-tndvwcedpt.by the department" heads- . We , ’Zttejczon^iend . , a -thsl, s-me be allowed and ttte - Clerk t 't^z !f V a_” ' *-* S 1 J ^e- instriicted to issue Arrant's ih payment i;h'erecO’.,J
Item #2
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\/. 'CENE3RAL pr-xr-^^ FUND 1952-53 7 . P^yoll-fpr the mcmth SEPARATE FUND 1952-53 SJ ■ P^yyoll for the month 1949 . BOND FUND PianToU for - the month '1952 BOND FUND z Pityroll .forthe. month 1 GENERAL BUI ID ING - LEVY Z PayroLL' for the' month
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PAYROLLS .PREVIOUSLY APPROVED -BY -THEi'B.OARDi'lE’ON- WHICH WARRANTS ' HAVE BEEN ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWS': ’ 'I
" fl,
,
(• z ; 1 1' of October, f5-57 ‘ to tndincluding #735 • $65(P,55°*75 ' of Occober)*#80 t 0 and including #113
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SEPARATE BUI ID ING -LEVY 1952-53
I t
, ,......... ,.............
Ptayrolls - including cp^ru^im crews on new essiLd^ngS;.and.’ u arnieeee................................................................................................. 7r
t
J
' 63,609.31
of- Ocrto'ber,'^ to and including #9....................... 1,210.84 V -' , - ' I -, a of #2 tt aria including #9 • • . ... 3»049.26 125:023 . '. 195S053 of. Ocober,#^- to and including #26 . ,. . .14,202.57 % SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY-1952-53 ZPayroU'for the month of October, #10 t 0 . and including #18 . . ./ 5»106i28 Item #3*z 1 -GENERAL. FUND - ' I v, ’ .-ta-yoois - . including School AAdini'ssrat .nrs, Clerical, Teachers, ' 1 . 'Service Department Bmpoyees, and extra, services. Pay period ■ • ' ■en^dLingz Novemmer 30, 1952, ,one month - . . . '■....................;........................650,00'0.00 , SEPARATE FUND ' “ ' . , Payyolls - including School AAministrr.'tors, Clerical, Teachers, > , Service Department Employees, ,and'extra. services'. - ' Pay period , • . ending Novem0eeo JO, 195'2, one moonth/. \ -Z * f - • • • • • <_ 65,000.00 . 71949 TBOND-' ' ” ' < •, ■> 5 Z r r' - \ Z 1 ' ‘ 7 Payrolls;—; Including engineer’s office. Pay period-ending .' r 1,200.00 ’Nctrember.. 3C' 1952, one motit........................ 19,52 . BOND .: . ' I z» * " z t r ' . Payoo Ils - including - cons truction - - crew®' on new 1bbiiddings. and - >Znhex0so Z'................................................................ GENERAL -BUEIDING LEVY 1952-53
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Payrolls^ - including c)netrsctite crews on new buildings . '. -
1
15,000.00
6,000.00
,Z^ J'5 f \-c/r r Z V '\ 7 ’ ,L The pe-rsons-'to be- listed on th°se payrolls have been regu^rlyuemployeZb^^^^ - Bioafd on -an annuat, mcoinhly or daily basis and payrolls are to be computed on actual
’
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J
; J 'salaries as -fixed by the Board. AH payrolls will be supported by - verified"•.pay’ro.lr-- - -' - - - j claimS' carrying proper authorization and approval and . will be examined by the Super- " lease of com mend -that intendent, - "Clerk, and Alitor prior ;o . _i®____ __ warrants. _________ ^eZre _ ___ ... . .thefe#* nt 1 l >-4 “-■ « « ¥ claims be ratified and approved for payment subject only to revision on certificate * f —ted,as to absentees and subbtitutes, and -ctim-of — -■» the Boprd B-i.-rd ’ on — sa^Dtfies .•a-iuri— not n_* deaig a—ian«t.i -Z 1 and that the Clerk be-authorized £0’ :.ssue wwatanti for same. / . ' &
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#345 .. Claims pproved for azient____
Mr Lookahaugh moved that the foregoing list of claims in the total amoouit of $304,549.56 be allowed and that the clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as . recomThe motion was seconded by Mr. McCray and, on roll call, carried unanimously. mended
#346 tot. yrolls ApprvC. v. - payrolls thorized
Motion was made by Mr Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. MUcay that payrolls for the month of October be approved and that the payolls for the month of November be authorized as recommended. The moHon carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Ayy.B
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MEETING . OF NOVEMBER.. 3,.. . 1952
GENERAL BUSINESS, . INFORMATION & .PURCHASING
Motion was made by . Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs, Milton approving proof of loss as follows submitted by the Gennral Adjustment Bureau, representing the several insurance compares of Oklahoma City: To cover the fire lds at Vaatoy . Brook (middle bui^ng) on the n^t of Sgpteriw 1952 at a total loss to. toe amount of $3»500*00
26,
R. #347 Proof of Loss Valley Brook
The motion carried. Mr. MCCay moved approval to grant request of the City U^tod. Youto Mtoston Cotuwil R. # 348 Religious to take a ' religious census in high' schools. The moUon was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and Census Apprvd carried.
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and .seconded by Mr. MCray to approve a imerait Wh.ch the Kilpatrick Lummer Company has agreed to make with the Doou^-ass High School Acirtties Accomt, Subbivision Csarpentry, to furnish mateeials for the Voocatonal Department of Douglass High School to a residence, with no expense to the Board, the details and the contract having been checked by the Board Attorney; and suggeiting that a letter of appreciation be mdlid to the Kilputrtok Lummer Company for this oppur-iunty. The moUon carried on roll call, with all memmbrs present voting "Aye."
R. #349 CConract for Residence Bldg. Douglas Volc.tio]etl Amoved—
R. #350 boilers at Franclto Junior High School were rejected and approval given to rltdvietisl for Bids Rejected bids, due ' to the fact that the low bidder was not qvua.ifiid to bid according to information on BoHirscontained in the State Code for plumbers and heaters, as explained by M1. Doougass, Tq Readvirii Executive Secretary of the State Plumbers and Waters Assol:iatton. On mooton of ' Mr. MCray, . seconded by Mrs. Miton, all bids received for installation of
Moton was mde by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. LooJtaabaugh. to approve the following Resolution: ?
R. # 351 Trip of Dr. .Barnes RESOLUTION to U. S. Chamber of The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, OkLahuma feels it wonLd be of great Commisi benefit to the Oklahoma City School Dissrtot if Dr. Melvin Barnes, Assistant Superintendent .Approved Instruction, would attend a meeting of the Educcaional Dviston of . the • Unntid States Chamber of Commerce at Hot Springs, -Arkansas, November 9-13» 1952. THEJRIEFOIRE,BE • IT RESOLVED, that • D*. Barnes be directed to make the trip above ' indicated,
with the understand-tog that such trip is solely • for the present necessary good of the schools of the Dssrict, if he can arrange his work so As•! to do so; and this being a special service to the Board of Euuation that it be and is hereby ordered that his expenses be paid by the Board of Education.
The moUon carried unanimouuly on roll call. BUILDINGS
Mr. Lybrand, Attorney, presented a quit claim deed from Lillie M. Piers! et al for Lots 3 and 4 in Block 1 of Mogsan's ScCeiviston, in the Monroe School Disr^t, in the amownt of $600»00, the • purtoas1 price of the tots, wito toformitton that although no abstract is furnished the title is approved by the attorney.
Woreupon moUon was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Ms. Miton to approve the purchase of the above described lots at the price designated, and to direct the dirkito issue warrant in payment of same, claim being attached to the died. On roll call, the moUon carried ^^^0^^. MoUon was made by M*. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Milton to approve the following provision for streets adjacent to the new Prairie Queen Schools
(1) (2)
^^ing of fifty ft. on toe e^^t stoe of toe Beard's property to toe county for streets, this died to be delivered if and when thi Bchors died their fifty ft. Seeding thirty ft. to tni • county on the south of the Booard's property for streets.
4. #352 Approval to Buy Land foi Monroe Schoc
k. #353 Apppoval to Deed Land to County for Streits
The description of property to bi diidid by the Dtosrtot being as follows: The east 50 ft. and the south 30 ft. of the SE^ the SE| of the Nf of Section 29, Townhip 11 North, Range 3 Wet of thi I. M, for street and road purposes.
On roll call, the moUon carried with all memmbrs present voting "Arei”
it was reported that the following dates have been sit for the opening of bids:
(a) The new toogtoss HighSchool - Tcesday, November 18, 1952, • 4:30 p. m. (b) The new Prrairie Queen Grade• School, and the testallttioe of the elevator at Ro o new it building - December 1, 1952 (later changed to December 9th) (c) The new U. S. Grant Secondary School - ‘Thursday, December 18, 1952
Dates Set for Opening Bids
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 3, 1952 - CONT’D
a. #354 Letting Bld. on Marshall Adiiion ■ Confirmed.
MoOion was made by Mr. McCr^ and seconded by M*. Lookabaugh to corffirm the lettirg of low bid on addition to the John MarsSari Secondary School to Milner & Putney, whose base bid was $344,770, as shown on tabulation of bids included in the minutes of October 20, 1952. On -soil ca.1, the mooion carried with all members present voting "Ayy.“
R. #355 School Name Changed
On motion of Mr. McCcsar, seconded by Ms. Meton, ■ the name of the Lakeshore ScKooX was
changed to Lakeside Sdhool.
DecLdcatory Program Announced__
It was reported that the Andrew Johnson PTA and the Principal, Mr. EauSl Marin, have arranged a dedicatory program for Sunday, November 16, from 3:00 to 5*00 p. m., to which, all Board memmbrs are invited. .
Negottations Deeerred on Park Estates Land Purchase
Offer by Roy Conner of five acres of land at N. E. 48th and Everest in the amount .of $10,°00 for a scMol s^e was fefera^ for further .checking mA for further consideration.
B. #356. Land for '' NW Junior High Condemned.
Motion to pass the following resolution to condemn land in the vicinity of N. W. 12th and Meridian for a new junior high school site was made by M*. McCCay, seconded by Ms. Milton, and carried on roll call with all memmbrs present voting *’Are.°
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RESOLUTION
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The Board of Education of the - City . of Oklahoma City, State of .Oklahoma, otherwise known as Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, has found and hereby finds and determines that it is necessary that this School Diitrict imme.iatrly.acquire for school purposes the fee simple title ' to the following described. reaL estate - located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma:
Mr. . L. M. Eckert- - -4531 N. . W. . 10th St.
Oklahoma . City, Okla. _ - Owner"''-
A piece -. or parcel of land - . with . improvements jin the East half
of the - SW. - quarter-. of the SW. quarter of the - SW. qmrter of Section 26, T12N, R4w, . of the IM. and . fur'h’er described .' as follows: ;
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•Beginning at a point on the Weet Lise of said East half, said point being located 330 feet East and 330 feet North of 'the SW. corner .of said Section 26.: thence North paa'ra.lel to the Weet Lise of said Section 26 a Ustence of 331«90 * * *feets S. * * tMnce South -89° - 44’ East a iit■t,r■sce of 330 feet^ ■thence South a iStcan.ce of 331«9O feetj thence North 89° 44’ Wees, a distance of 330 feet to the point of beginning, containing 2.514 acres mare' or lrtt.
Ms . May M. Fox - 10th and Meddlm = Oklahoma City, Oklahoma - Our A piece or parcel of 'land with improvements in the NW Corner, o’f SW-f, of the sw£, of Section 26, TrwwsS■d.p 12 North, Range. 4
Weet of the IM. and more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point on the Weet Lisi of said Went half, said point being located 330 feet North along the Weet Lise of saidS^«^*rlon 26 from the SW. corner of said Section 261 - thence - North along the said West Lise a distance of - 331=90 feets thence - South . 890 448 East a distance of 330 frrts thrncr South a distance of 331.90 fe^t;5 thence North 890 44’ Weet a distance of 330 frrt to the point of beginning, containing 2.514 acres more or less. Ms. Ellen Cassidy - 1137 N. W. - 30th St. - - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
- Ownnr
A - piece or parcel of lasid with improvements is the SW giuTter of the S. W. quarter of Section 26, T12N, R4w, I. M. and further described
as follows:
Beginning at - the - N.W. corner of the SW. quu^ir, SW. qjaart^rr', Section 26, T12N, R4Wj thence South along the West li^ne of said section 26 a distance of 661.90 feets thence 890 44' East a distance of 660 feet| thence South a - distance of 331«9O feets thence South 890 44’ East a distance of 330 feets tarnce North a distance of '
549.O5 frrt; thence North- 29G32’15” Weet - a distance - of y^S^oTT^^'feets thence North 89°44’56" West, a distance of 737=20 feet to th! point of - - beginning, containing - 16.267 rcrrt more or Iiss o /
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The Board of Education has been unable to obtain title to the above described property by negotirtStnss NOW, - - THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the
Attorney for this School Diitrict, -the Board of Education of the City of OkLahoma City, State ofOklahm. be and hereby is authorized and iisrctri to institute conirImlarion proceedings to acquire fee simple title for the Diisrict for the above described real estate, and is authorized to sign and verify pleadings and sign and give ail notices for, and in the - name of, the Di^ict, and to - do all things necessary and Snciirst to obtain fee simple title and possession of such lands.
MEETING OT NOVEMBER 3, 1952 - CONT’D
Motion to pass the following resolution to condemn additional land, for Northeast JuniorSenior High School as described in the resolution was made by toss. Melton, seconded by M. McCcrar, and carried on roll cO^l with all mernhbrs present voting "Are:"
-RES O L U T I 0 N
R. #357 AcLdliionnL Land ■ for Noo-theast Condemned
The Board of Eduction of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, otherwise known as Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, has found and hereby finds and determines that it is necessary that this School District immedately acqiire for school purposes the fee single title to the following described real estate located in Oklahoma Ccmny.State of Oklahoma! All of Lots 41 to 46, . both inclusive, in BLock 12 in Sanford’s Sibadvision of Lots on Block 11 and 12, Elliott Place Addition to Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The Board of Education has been ■ unable to obtain title to the above described property by negotiations? NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Attorney for this School District, the Board
of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, otherwise known as Independent School Diitrict'No. 89 of Oklahoma Csrnnty, be and hereby is authorized and directed to institute condeimnaion proceedings to acquire fee simple title for the district for the above described real estate, 'and is authorized to sign and verify pleadings and sign and give all notices for, and in the name of, the District, and to do all things necessary and incident to obtain a fee simple title and possession of such lands. ,_
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by to. Lookabaugh, seconded by to. McCCay, and carried.
Approved this 1st day of Decemmer, 1952.
R. #358 Adjournment
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1952
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT: John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton ABSENT:
C. B. McCray
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Messrs. Melvin Barnes and. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Messrs. Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, and. Gilhert Robinson, Directors; Messrs. Charles Harville and. Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department;' Miss Mary Thacker, Clerk's Assistant.
The invocation was given by Mr. Pearson, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids received in response to the attached advertisement were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation of base bids below:
2. #359 Bids Opened on New Negro High School
Contractor Bollinger Construction Co. Builders Construction Co. Oulwell Construction Co. Dunning Construction Co. Harmon Construction Co. Industrial Construction Co. Lippert Bros. Manhattan Construction Co. Southwest Constructors, Inc.
Base Bid
Tabulation of Bids, New Douglass High
$1,621,000 1,668,000 1,668,230 1,599.^85 1,662,000. 1,546,768 1,599,743 1,640,309 1,648,999
Mr. Barton moved that the bids submitted on the new negro high school be referred to the central office for tabulation, consultation with the architect and contractor, a.nd later recommendation to the Board. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.
R. #360 Bids on Negro School Referred to Central Offic
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the writing of a resolution of appreciation to the Post Office Department for the use of cancellation stamps and posters on trucks? dturing American Education Week. The motion carried.
R. #361 Resolution of Appreciation to Postoffice
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to confirm letting bid on installation of two boilers at Franklin Junior High School to the Peerless Boiler and Eingineering Company, whose bid of $5,465 was low, other bids being placed on file in the central office, and all bids being received in response to the attached advertisement. 'On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting (Boilers to be
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve payment of $350,00' to Parr & Aderhold, Architects, for remodeling services at the Fairgrounds for temporary offices, this money to be paid from the 1952 Separate Bond Fund. On roll call the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #362 Bid. Let to Peerless for Installation of Boilers
2. #363 Approval to P< Architect for Services
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 18, 1952 - CONT’D
R. ^64 Approval to Pay for Labor on Fairgrounds Offices
Mr. Barton moved approval of an agreement where the Board of Education will furnish the labor for remodeling and erecting an office for the Fairgrounds Association, with the understanding that the Fair Association will furnish all materials, the estimated cost to the Board, of Education being $2,500. The motion was seconded, by Mr. Lookabaugh and, on roll call, carried with all members present voting "Aye." (From 1952 Separate Bond Fund.)
R. #3^5 Federal Aid Application Approved
The following Resolution applying foi- financial assistance from the U. S. Office of Education was presented: RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89» Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, that the Board of Education approve the filing of an application for financial assistance for current expenditures for public schools, majority and separate, in areas affected by federal activities, as applied to Oklahoma City under provision of Public Law 874, 81st Congress, 2nd Session, approved September 30, 1950. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Superintendent of Scheels, J. C. Swanson, be authorized to receive all communications and that the Clerk of the Board, N. L. George, be and he is hereby authorized to execute the application on behalf of the Board. RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of Indpendent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, that the construction of a southwest junior high school, a 30-room building, is necessary and in the public interest should be provided at an early date; and that for the construction of the aforesaid facility it is desired to obtain financial assistance from the United States of America under Title II of Public Law 815. 81st Congress, 2nd Session, approved September 23, 1950; and that N. L. George is hereby authorized to file on behalf of the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89. Oklahoma Q>unty, Oklahoma, an application in the form required by the Commissioner of Education under public law 815 requesting payment by the United States of America of funds to assist said School District in meeting the cost of constructing said school facilities; and that the cost of such school facilities being estimated to amount to approximately $2,035,000.00, and application to the United States for the amount of $2,000,000.00 being authorized, $35,000 shall be raised by the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, through the furnishing of the site which has been purchased; and that N. L. George is hereby designated as the authorized representative of the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma for the purpose of furnishing to the United States of America such Information, data, and documents pertaining to the application for funds as may be necessary, and otherwise to act as the authorized representative of the Board of Education of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in connection with such application; and that certified copies of this resolution be included as a part of the application for funds to be submitted to the United States of America. Whereupon motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton that the Resolution be approved. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Whereupon, motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. be approved. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.-
Barton that the resolution
R. #366 Mr. Barton -moved approval of the following resolution directing Mr. L. V. Ballard, VocationTrip of L. V. al Director, to attend a meeting as designated in the resolution: Ballard Approv RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if Mr. L. V. Ballard, Vocational Director, would attend a meeting of the American Vocational Association in Boston, Massachusetts, November 30 to December 5, 1952,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Mr. Ballard be directed to attend the meeting designated above, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if he can arrange his work so as to do so, and this being a special service to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that all expenses of Mr. Ballard’s trip be paid by the Board of Education.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #367 Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that the Board secure a 30-day 30-Day Option option on four acres of land for a school site located at or near S. W. 55th & Shartel. on Site at The motion carried. SV/ 55 & Shartel R. #368 Motion to adjourn to Monday, November ?A, 1952, 1:00 p. m., at the Irving Auditorium, was Adjournment to made by Mr. arton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried. Mon., Nov. 2^ TEEREUPO BOARD ADJOURNED. ATTEST Approved this 1st day of December, 1952.
President
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 24, 1952
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED SESSION IN THE CONFERENCE ROOM, SECOND ELOOR OE THE JEFFERSON BUILDING, 23RD & WESTERN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2.4, 1952 AT l;00 P. M. O'CLOCK.
PRESENT:
John C. Pearson,Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton
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Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. MeLvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr Bill Foutz, Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Directors; Mrs. Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary, and Miss Mary Thacker, Clerk's Assistant The invocation was offered by Mr. Pearson, President. / The following report on auction sale of the Jefferson ’building and site was presented; Sale was held Saturday, November 22, 1952 at 2:00 p. m. o'clock, with 35 to 40 people present,. The high bid on the east half was made by Mr. Frank Thompson, local realtor, for $65»OOO; west half, high bid was by Bob Workman, local realter, $25,000; high bid on the whole block was $3O5»OOO, by Mr. L. M. Voss, of the First Presbyterian Church. Whereupon motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton that all bids on the Jefferson building and site be rejected and all deposit checks be returned, because the’ -Board, .fellt the bids were not high enough to be acceptable. The motion carried.
The following letter received from W. K. Jackson, Chairman of the Citizens Action Committee (negro) was presented; "November 22, 1952
President 11 Mr. John C. Pearson, Jr Oklahoma City Board of ’Education Dear Mr. Pearson: 11 In a recent meeting of the Citizens' Action Committee, great dissatisfaction was expressed over the fact that the Oklahoma City Board of Education does not have available at the present time anple fund with which to complete and equip the entire new Douglass High School. In view of this lack of funds, we urgently request that -steps be taken forthwith to secure the money needed to complete the We have complete confidence in our Board.'and know that remainder of the plant you are planning for the best interest of this segment of our population, Yet, we cannot restrain from continuing to emphasize the need for adequate educational facilities which will include the building and equipping of the gymnasium, the library, and the swimming pool.
"Recognizing that funds are not now available to complete the units needed, the Citizens Committee unanimously recommended that the Oklahoma City Board of Education let a contract NOW to the lowest bidder to complete the administrative and class room units, the auditorium, the fine arts and homemaking sections, the cafeteria and heating units. Further, it was recommended that this contract include the modernization of the stadium for the housing of industrial arts and vocational shops. "As the group thought and planned ahead for ways and means of securing additional funds to complete the remainder of the plant, we are suggesting that steps be taken to determine the feasibility of seeking the passage of another Bond Issue, We hope that through this means we might raise a sum sufficient to build and equip our new high school, in order that it might be ready for occupancy at the earliest possible date and certainly not later than September, 195^«
"We look toward a program of continued cooperation between our Committee and the Board of Education until we shall have realized our goal - that of acquiring an adequate educational plant to serve the Negro youth of our community.
Very sincerely yours, (Signed) W. K. Jackson, Chairman CITIZENS' ACTION COMMITTEE
WKJ:vc cc: Dr. J. Chester Swanson"
Invocation R. #369 Bids on Jefferson Rejected
Letter from Citizens Com. Negroes
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 24, 1952 - CONT'D
Reports on Separate School Finances
The Superintendent presented the following reports on Separate Schools finances:
STATUS OF FINANCIAL CAPITAL OUTLAY FOR SEPARATE SCHOOLS
as of October 31, 1952
1952 Bond Account
Total
$895,176.32
Cash on hand October 31, 1952
491.15
491.15
Less outstanding contracts
$894,685.17
Available for expenditures October 31, 1952 SEPARATE SCHOOLS CAPITAL FUNDS APPROPRIATIONS as of October 31, 1952
PART I
$894,685.17
Bond Fund Add Unexpended 1952-53 Separate School Building Levy Appropriation
456,020.50
Total available, 11-1-1952
$1,350,705.67
PART II •V
Encumbrances Planned and Contemplated (a) Steel Units for Bunbar and Edwards Furniture end Equipment
(b) Lippert Brothers
50,000.00
Base bid Douglass High —$1,599,7^3 Beduct Alternate #2 391,311 $1,208,432 (gymnasium)
Add Alt. 5B-------- $2,401 5C-------- 3,194 Aluminum windows
$1,214,027 1,214,027.00
Recommended Base Bid
(c) Sorey, Hill, Sbrey, Architects* Fee 5.5$ based on $1,214,027
66,771.86
Less amount paid during 1951-52 (SBL Fund}
15.000.00 ¥51,771.86 51,771.86
(d) Leeway and Cafeteria Equipment
34,906.81
TOTAL PART III (a) (b)
(c)
$1,350,705.67
Recommendations Base bid of Lippert, Brothers be approved, as it is low when gym alternate deduction is calculated — See Part II The purchase of equipment is to be deferred, The gym and the library units are to be constructed when funds become available. Possible appropriations available within the next 12 months: $50,000 to $60,000 surplus in operating budget $160,000 from 1953-54 building fund levy
No Provision for Negro Elem. Schools
Mr. Pearson, President, called attention to the fact that according to the above appropriation of separate school funds there will be no provision for separate grade schools.
R. #370 Low Bid on Negro High School Let to Lippert Bros.
It was moved by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. McCray that the low bid of Lippert Construction Company in the amount of $1,214,027 on the new negro high school be accepted, this bid to include the completing of the administrative and classroom units, the auditorium, the fine arts and homemaking sections, the cafeteria and heating units, also modernization of the stadium for the housing of industrial arts and vocational shops. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.*1
R. #3?1 Approval to Present County Separate School Finan;ial Statement
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton that a. statement of present finances available for separate schools be presented the County Commissioners through Mr. F. B. Moon, Principal of Douglass High School, and the Negro Citiznes* Action Committee, with the view of a possible additional bond issue for funds to complete and equip the new negro high school. The motion carried.
MEETING OF NOVEMBER 24, 1952 - CONT'D
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton that the Jefferson building and site be taken off the market and that the sign on the corner of 23rd & Classen be removed. The motion carried. Mrs. Melton moved that letters of appreciation for help in producing school films be written and sent to Mi’. S. N. Goldman, Mr. Walter:.Harrison, and Mr. Dee R. Fulton. The notion was j seconded by Mr. McCray and carried.
R. #3?2 J efferson Taken Off Market R. #373 Letter of Appreciation Approved
The following resolution in appreciation of Dr. Fred W. Hosier, former Superintendent of the R. #374 Resolution Oklahoma, City Public Schools, recently deceased, was presented and adopted on motion of Mr. | of AppreciaBarton, seconded by Mr. McCray: tion of Resolution Dr. Hosier___ (Deceased) IN APPRECIATION OF DR. FRED W. HOSLER
The Board of Education learned with deep regret of the passing away on Thursday, October 30, 1952 of Dr. Fred W. Hosier, who had served as Superintendent of the Oklahoma City Public Schools for two years, from August 25, 1948 to July 1, 1950. Dr. Hosier contributed to our school system as an administrator and consultant. He was nationally known and respected for his devotion to the cause of education. He entusiastically and vigorously used his keen intellect and physical energy wherever he worked. He participated in many professional and pivic orgsniza'Uions where he felt he could be of service.
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State qf Oklahoma, that in the passing away of Dr. Hosier, sincere appreciation of the valuable service he rendered the Oklahoma City School System be, and is hereby expressed with the assurance to the members of the bereaved faftiily that the Board of Education shares their loss and extends its profound sympathy. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT this resolution be made a part of the records of the Board of Education and that a copy be transmitted to the family of Dr. Hosier. Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. McCray, and carried.
Approved this 1st day of December, 1952.
R. #375 Adj ournment
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE
IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT:
C. B. McCray
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Assistant Superintendent, Instruction; Messrs. R. Ben Brown, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Gilbert Robinson, and Mrs. Floy Campbell - Directors; Messrs. Charles Harville and Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department; Mrt W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. John Prigmore, Auditor; Mrs. Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; Miss Mary Thacker, Clerk's Assistant.
Present as visitors were Miss Marilyn Mack and Mrs. Nettie Brorsen from A & M College at Stillwater, doing student teaching in the Oklahoma City Schools; Mr. Maynard Blackwood, YMCA, and a group of students from different high and junior high schools, representing members and officials of the Board.
Visitors
The invocation was given by Mr. Pearson, President.
Invocation
On.motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the minutes of the meetings of November 3, 18, and 24 were approved as read.
H. #376 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the Treasurer's report as presented by Mr. Prigmore in the absence of the Treasurer was received and ordered filed.
R. #377 Treasurer's Report Rec'd
Mr. Prigmore stated that the auditor's report is in the process of preparation and will be mailed to Board members in the near future.
Auditor's Report
The Attorney reported that a correction is necessary in the deed reverting property at the old Prairie Queen School site to C. A. Cape:. .
Attorney's Report
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the correction of the Prairie Queen deed as explained by the Attorney. The motion carried.
R. #378 jCorrection of IDeed Approved
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REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT
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Dr. Melvin Barnes, Assistant Superintendent, Instruction, reported-on his attendance at a meeting of the United States Chamber of Commerce at Hot Springs, Arkansas, November 9-13» 1952.
Dr. Barnes' Report on Seminar
Letters of The Superintendent reported having received a number of letters of appreciation, several Appreciation commending Bert V. Wadkins, Douglass High School, for his outstanding participation in a panel discussion at a meeting of the National Municipal League, San Antonio, Texas; a letter from Dr. G. F. Matthews in appreciation of the courteous cooperation of schools during the recent film on school health; and, a letter from Miss Daphne Lance, expressing appreciation for the opportunity she had last year to serve as an excliange teacher in England and Report on for the great benefit it was to her. Graduate Stuc Center A report on the Graduate Study Center was submitted and a copy placed on file in the office.
PERSONNEL
The following list of personnel recommendations was presented: ___ __ _______ _______________ ========_________ TERMINATIONS
NAME
—Resignations ©J
Gibson, Billie (Mro) Holiman, Ernest
ASSIGNMENT
Fillmore 5th Classen Science
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
-iLunilla.JEaylor o Ill
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-(Blanche Dungan = 111 ness).
_(..Mary Walton = Til neg a)----------------------(T.mrlse Cnnnt.s = Tlln eSsl
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REPLACEMENT
OR
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
11=14=52
11=30=52
(Mr.) Wilson, Charles (Mrs.) Kern. Sue (Miss) Jay. Jane (Mrs.) Birdseve. Vivien (Mrs.) GonflerSj Ta Ir (Mrs.) T.nwe 6 IIirr (Mrs.) T.ewi s } f M-n o
T.enn
$3050 $2600
$2600 $3000
$2.4^0
$24nn $2.4^0
B. So G.S.ToC. 5 yrs B t> S o CcSJoC. B.M. Chicago A.B. 4 vrs O.U. Non=degree vrs S ^Western Non=de'gree A. A M. Non=degree O.TT. *5 vrs T-t A
Jji
■i
Tnstrrir.t-i nnsl
(For duration of illn ess of Lera Mat eer) (Dorthene Pointer = t ransfer)
NAME
Personnel iRecommended
Classen 11=3=52 Science Taft 11=3=52 Math Tyler 11=6=52 Kdgt. Asst. C entral=Sci ence 11=10=52 temnorarv contr, Putnam HghJts. 5 10=2 7= “>2 t.«Trrnnr* rv pqy i tiT; Washington^ th 11=17=^2 Shields = 6 th 11=24=^2
■hnra
r* rm ■hiri
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 19j2 - CONT'D
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS
NAME
•
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
OR
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
REPLA APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
:ENT
UMARKS
Leaves of Absence
. in Health (Mrs.) Mills, Nancy (Mrs.) Kinney, Caroline
Central English C.H.J.H. Speech
Maternity (Mrs,) brauehi 3 Barbara (Mrs.) Brewer, Ruby
Jackson Art tfheeler idgt.
r
11-7=52 11-7=52
11-7-52 11-14-52
(Enos Jones-transfer to regular subs titute) ---------------1
(Mrs.) Terry, Alice (Mrs.) Beaver, Doris
$2900 $2800
(filled by transfer) (Miss) Krasznai. Helen $2000
B.S. N.Y. M.A. O.U.
Non-degree O.C.U.
Reinstatements f rom Lea ves of Abse: ice (Mr.) Samples, Gerald $3150
(Rosa Ritchie — trant fer)
(Mrs.) Lewi s . Di ri e
Mayfair i(Mrs.) ‘Henderson. Ollie______ Clerk;
f!1 ml (Miss) $7.50 c ay Laine. Louise (Mrs.j Brumley. Tola----------- $85.00 mo
11-14-52
3 yrs
$33'50
Lon
Central Ll-10-52 English C.H.J.H. 11=5=52 Speech
Wheeler Ll-17-52 Kdgt.
,
Fillmore Ll-20-52 6 th Fillmore 12-4=5* ■ 3rd
*•?
Northeast-Sub. 11=15=5* Sec. & Library cl Mayfair : 1>17=S clerk i time
INFORMATION TO THE BOARD
Keenest permission, to pay Mr. J. Mo Jenkins, Assistant to th® Principal —Separate Nikat School, $45.00 per month = retroactive to September 15th, 1952 = and to continue for the remainder of this school year<> Request permission to pay Mrs. Sybil Clayton, 2 time clerk — Ha.rrj.son, j-or fifteen one-half days extra work -due to the extended illness of the principal, Mrs.
Margaret Corr.
Recuest permission to elect the following people as instructors in the Kight School for the coming year.
Salary $2.50 per hour.
Dora Ella Conder Practical Hursing
Rhoda Sponaugle Practical Fursing
L. A. Dermid Steam Engineering
W. L. Goodman Welding
Dorothy Hosmer Sub s ti tute
J. D. Huffman Electricity
Douglass High School Opaline Wadkins Practical Hursing
Kame Changes?
Maree Robinson = Tarver - Inman Page Billie Surber - Gibson - Fillmore New Substitutes for 52=53 Hinn, Gladys (Mrs.) Hoggard, Ruby (Mrs.) Jones, Mary (Mrs.) Lewis, Sylvia (Mrs.). Little, Fannie (Mrs.) Martin, Sylveine (Miss) Pierce, Kathryn (Mrs.) Raby, Ila (Mrs.) Schwartz, Margaret (Mrs.)
B.SO Non-degree B.S. B.S. B.S. So Non-degree B.S.
Primary - Commerce Elementary Primary — Elem. ■— Home Ec. — S.S. Primary - S.S. Elem. - Math (Jr. High) Primary — Kdgto — Elemo — Math — L> Primary = Elementary Primary = Elementary Elementary -S.S.
I
PERSONNEL
= FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
Northeast Helper Southeast
Mary Goodman
11=3
Southeast Helper
Lillian Smitter
10-31
Jackson Helper
Louise Wright
10=31
Britton Helper Britton Helper Cleveland. Helper Cleveland. Helper Creston Hills Manager Creston Hills Helper
Ruby Ferguson Nellie Crow
Irene Dibrell ‘Marguerite Chambless Ella Haller
Daisy Garroute
10=31
Heronville Martha Hampton , ,r----------------- Heiner Willard. Jewell Stringer Helper Wilson Ruth Long Helper Central Ernestine Lowe Helper Central Mary Lukasch Helper J. Davis Helen Chamberlain Helper Nichols Hills "MAry~ Gray Clerk
Rnbv Griffin
.55 hr
Doi He Cnwger
-
hr
11=^-
u
X-U-
11=3=
11=10
Cecile Webb
. 55 hr
11=^
Elizabeth Adams
.66 hr
11=12
Maggie Lyons
.66 hr
ILd:
Gladys Welch
.55 hr
11=10
Eva Sherman
.55 hr
n~io
Ella Simonsen
.55 hr
11=3
REMARKS
/ebster Ielner 'lassen Ielper Northeast lelpar Southeast : falser Southeast ' ielner Southeast : ielper! lardi ng ielper rackson : ielner idams : ielper Sritton : Ielper
7
j
10=31 11=13
Mae Eason
.55 hr
10=31
Olive Smith
. 66 hr
10=20
Juanita Johnson
$6.50 lav
10=20
Rae h e 1 We e. 1 e r
. 66 hr
Mrs. A. R. ffsrris
.66 hr
Rose Langley
$6.60 ( lav
Sieveland j ielper ii Sieveland -->! 11=12 . ielper;------------------ ; Jreston Hills ;! l 1Q=2Q. Manager Jreston Hills 10=20 ielperJulbertson J jui: Ielner---------- -------larri s on 11=3: tanager larrison 11=3• Lelnar L Harrison 11=3 Helper Harrison n=3 . Helper k- ' ’ >• John Tyler .V 11=6 Heiner. Heronvill® Helpers11=3 Willard Helnejr 11=6 Wilson" \ Helper 10=27 Central Helper 11=6
11=3
. 66 hr
■ =
Bessie Anderson
.55 Hr
Elsie Staley
. 66 ha
Ella. Dobson
.66 hi
10=31
Floy Walker
.60 hi
11=3
Florence Boynton
.66 hi
10=23
Grace Lakey
. 66 hi
10=21
Clara Channell
.55 hi
11=16
10=31
. 5 5 hi
(Lena Johnson =■ Illnes s)
Polly Kirkpatrick
$6.50 day
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
PERSONNEL
10=31
Q:—i--------- -----------------
TERMINATIONS
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
o55 hr
Irene Hagar
NAME
APPROVED EXP.
Adele Chastain
-------------------------- t
----
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
. -7' ' ' . .< • v->. ------------,
REPLAC7 ’ENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
NAME
.....................
11-10
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
i
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
11=3
! Nichols Huis . Clerk Edwards 3 Manager
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
teyaasierred. fToffi 11-1=52 Whittier t@ Tyler 11=3=52 part: time, floorman ‘ at Capt. Hill Sr. ;
Francis Haspss
part time floosmaa 1 10-31«52
Iona Buffalo©
98.33
Alfred Car-ger
parttime fleosmai l
10=31=52
Dean Cox
87.50
Earl Smithg Jr0
student floormaa
11=11=52
Robert Woody
part time floosmai 1
11=15=52
Goldie Truelove
98.33
Bessie Ruth Brown
student floorman
11=15=52
Harold Stewart
40.62
Ayansfeewed from ! Washington to Van Buren ■ student floosmaa al 11-17-52 Wheeler 1
Lo D» Lobaaagh
175.00
10-28-52
Johnny Bowen
87.50
11-3.52
Harvey Pennington
206.66
10-314452 relief engineer
Andrew Johnson
40o62
floorman at part time floorman at Whittier
Al
z
174:
CONT1D
MEETING OE DECEMBER 1, 1952
7*.
7 k
SERVICE DEPARnWT - CONTÂŤD
PERSONNEL
TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
Floyd. Blair
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
206.66
relief eaginees?
: Roger MeCuLlah
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
Lee Jordan
40.62
11-3-52
student floorman at Kaiser__________
Fred Pope
87.50
11=3-52
part time floorman at Franklin
Be ger HcCullah.
87.50
11-14-52 part time floorman at Washington
Washington
part time floormai
11-21-52
87.50
swamper
11-5-52
196.66
plasterer
10-20-52
Davis Shelton
233.33
11-3=52
TRANSFERS ifOVEtffiER, 1952 ~
sen, $141 Mrs. Hugh, fflsey. froi|i 3/4 time housekeepe: 1, 1952 Effective November , $180.00 Housekeepe:
R. #379 Personnel Approved.
1. #380 Resolution of Appreciation for Lucy tfinslett (Deceased.)
Motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel recommendations was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Barton, and on roll call carried unanimously.
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the following Resolution of Appreciation for Mrs. Lucy Winslett, teacher in the Separate Schools, recently deceased, was approved:
RESOLUTION IN APPRECIATION OF MRS. LUCY GAGE WINSLETT
The Board of Education 1952 of Mrs. Lucy Cage for forty-six years as ginal faculty at Inman in 1952.
learned with deep regret of the great loss on November 30, Winslett who served in the Oklahoma City Public Schools both teacher and supervisor. She was a member of the oriPage School where she taught until going to Dinbar School
Mrs. Winslett belonged to the local, state and national, organizations and was very active in her church life. Her friendliness, her loyalty and her devotion to duty, her willingness to serve in any capacity where she could serve best, and her great spiritual influences will be long remembered. In working with her school children she found great happiness, and they in turn appreciated her as a friend. She devoted her life to the service of others and, in countless ways- , by her quiet unassuming manner, she enriched the lives of all who knew her..
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, that in the:passing away of Mrs. Winslett, the Oklahoma City School District suffers a real loss, and that sincere appreciation of the valuable service she rendered the Oklahoma City School System be, and is hereby expressed with the assurance to the members of the bereaved family that the Board of Education shares their loss and extends its profound sympathy.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution be made a part of the records of the Board of Education and that a copy be transmitted to the family of Mrs. Winslett.
BILLS & FAYROLLS Report on Claims and Payrolls
The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of November was submitted: December 1, 1952
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:
The following matters are presented for your information:
<.
175
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended, for Payment
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION F OR PAYMENTDECEMBER 1, 1952;
Item #la - 1952-53 GENERAL FUND
$
40,472.35
Item #113 - 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND Item #lc - 1951-52 GENERAL FUND
Item #ld - 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND
30,911.97 2,020.19
Item #le — 195G—51 GENERAL FUND
191.56
Item #]f - 1949 BOND
762.00
Item #lg - 1946 BOND
958.82
Item #iht
21,668.82
1952 BOND
127.60
Item #11 - 1952 SEPARATE BOND I teem #U - 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
52,689.81
Item #lk - 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
39,108.13
Item #11 - 1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
55°.^
Item #lm - 1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
’ r ■/
TOTAL
2,656.22
200,700.59
amount
1952-53 GENERAL FUND
0
! —
■
Low Selected
36.75 19.85
Acme Brick §0 Adams - Irick Truck
Repr to Bldg Upkeep Trucks & Cars
A & E Equip Co Air Reduction Magnolia Co All Pest Termite Co
Low Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Indus Arts Equip Pest Control for Bldgs for Sept & Oct Contract
124.46 12’56 49.00
Allied Paint Store Amer Assn of School Admin Amer First Trust Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Sub Renewal Blue Prints
Low Publisher
16.20 10.(00 21.23
Amer Floor Surfacipg Meh. Co Amer Library Association Amer News Co
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Teaching Aid Supl Library Books
Selected Publisher Contract
3.01 6.00 92.42
Amer Playground Device Co
New Phys Ed Equip
Standard
Amer Technical Society Amer Temperance Society
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl
Publisher Standard
55.94 18.75
Ames Supply Co Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Appleton-Gentury-Crofts, Inc Teaching Aid Supl
Low Publisher
109.25 19.26 2.92
Barada & Page Custodian Supl - Repr to Bldg Bates & McKinzey Refrigeration Instr Supl - Home Ec Classen Beckley & Gardy Instr Supl -
Selected Selected Standard
50.69 3.00 36.91
Benton Review Pub Co Best Motor Lines Bill’s Grocery Arthur Bonifazi Bottenfield’s Inc. Boosey & Hawkes Inc Henry Bragg leather Co Branham’s Inc
Publisher
Brawley Rents Harry Broad John A Brown
Instr Supl Freight charges Instr Supl - Shidler Home Ec Rent for Dec Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Music Repr to Indus Arts Equip Instr, Ofc & Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Ofc Meh Instr Supl - Bryan Services as consultant Instr Supl
Brown-White-Lowell Press B & T Chemical Buck’s Sporting Goods
Library Books Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Phys Ed
Bureau of Publications Burgess Publishing Co Andrew Burton
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl Sub Renewal
Board Action Low Publisher Selected Low
Low Selected! 25.44 S tandard; 113.07
Selected Low
Publisher Publisher
465.00
52.50 64.60 15.28 200.00 106.25 5.49 1.20 79.25 108.00 75.00 138.51
31.50 7I.5O 16.50 35.20 2.83 1.25
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 - CONT'D Bills Recommended for Payment
AMOUNT
195?_53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D-
10.56 689.40 76.85 300.00
■Cadillac Plastic Co Calif Test Bureau Capitol Hill Bookstore Casmir Investment Co Capitol Steam laundry Capitol Towel Supply Chandler Records Chartwell House Inc Chappell Memorial Baptist Cherry’s Radio Sales Clarke’s Violin House Clarks Motor Co John H Cole Co Cole-Pemberton Co
Instr Supl Instr Supl - Tests Supl & Equip = Adult Institute Rent for Dec Serv for Oct Serv for Oct Instr Supl - Franklin Teaching Aid Supl Rent for Dec Repr to Musical Instr - Lee Repr to Musical Instr - CH Jr Instr Supl - Driver Training Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Central Home Ec
Collins Dietz Morris Co
Custodian Supl
Colonial Costume Shop;
Instr Supl - Taft
Selected? 20.05 Standard? 62.40 Low ? 106.98 Selected
Comet Press Books Corp Connie’s Prescription Shop
Teaching Aid Supl Health Supl
Publisher Low
1.28 25.20
■ Commercial Distributing Co. Co-Operative Publishing Co Cos Radio and Sound
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - Roosevelt Repr to Equip
Selected Standard
12.51 9.25 49.30
Crane Co • Creative Playthings Arthur C Croft
Repr to Equip Instr Supl Instr Supl
Selected Standard Publisher
8.20 14.00 23.45
Daily law Journal N W Davenport H 0 Davis
Legal Publications Repr to Bldg Instr & Visual Aid Supl
Publisher Selected Selected? Low ?
42.00 275.00 79.90
Clarence Deal Demco library Supplies Denman Floors Co
Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Furn
DeVilbiss Brake Service Dickerson-DeWees Dolese Co Dowlings Inc
Instr Supl - Driver Training Upkeep Trucks & Cars Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
Low Contract Low Standard? 192.02 4.50 Selected? 35.84 Low ?
22.80 702.48 177.19 232.36
Downtown Chevrolet
Operation of School Bus - Instr Supl, Driver Training Instr, Custodian and Ofc Supl Repr to Ofc Meh
Selected? 27.34 Contract 7.50 Selected? 55.06 Low ? 234.40
34.84
John Dunlap Dyke Bros
Teaching Aid Supl Upkeep Grounds - Repr to Bldg Instr Supl, Voc & Indus Phys Ed Supl Repr to Bldg
Publisher Selected? Low ? Selected Low
Maxine Eacret Education Digest Elec Equip & Supl Co Elmer’s Brake Serv
Rental for Dec Sub Renewal Repr to Bldg Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Board Action Publisher Selected Selected
Eureka Water Co Expression Co
Custodian Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
Fairchild Publications Fair Park Food Mkt Federal Supl Co Fire Appliance & Supl Fox-Vliet Drug Co
Publisher
Fleck Bearing Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Webster Home Ec Repr to Bldg & Equip Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg - Custodian & Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip
Free Press Friden Calculating Meh Funk & Wagnails Co
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Ofc Meh Teaching Aid Supl
Garrard Press
Instr Supl
Bill Doyle Dryden Press Dryer Clark & Dryer
Selected
3.78 80.42 21.60 6.75 150.00 28.50 89.00 13.90 10.59 44.62
Publisher
Selected Selected
23.75 56.15
189.43
8.80
28.00 26.64 97.91
Publisher Low-
12.93 77.55
289.46 2.52 90.48
6.80 15.10 150.00 8.00 53-08 22.81 32.00 12.80
Low Standard Selected
2.85 39.39 545.89 551.75 20.69
Selected
3.02
Publisher
4.64 7.56 2.93
Publisher
2.79
MEETING OF DECEMBER!, 1952 - CONT'D AMOUNT] Bills ’Recommended. 4J.40 for Payment 9.90 71.38
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D ‘_________________
Gasteam Radiator Co General Steel Whse Co N L George, Clerk
Repr to Equip Upkeep Grounds Petty Cash Reimbursement Instructional Supl 1-3 Teaching Aid Supl 1-5 1-10 Visual Aid Supl Business Ofc Supl A-2 A-13 Supt Ofc Supl A-16 Administration Expense Custodian Supl 0-2 Improvement of Grounds C—6 M—14 Upkeep of Grounds
Ginn and Co Samuel Gordon
Instr Supl Instr Supl
Publisher Selected
158.50 165*98
Gordon Mattress Gotham Book Mart Graham Paper Co Grand Paint & Paper Co Graybar Elec Go Grosset & Dunlap
Night School Supl Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Publisher Low Low Selected Publisher
8.50 5.15 20.48 427.68 7.38 3.60
Grune & Stratton
Instr Supl
Publisher
29.75
W T Hale Hanson-Bennett Harr Wagner Pub Co Hart Industrial Supl Co
Paul Hoeber Hohmann’s Appl Serv Hossfeld Mfg Co The Hoover Co House of Clay
Taxes Library Books Instr Supl Upkeep Grounds - Repr to Indus Arts Equip Instr Supl, Voc & Indus - Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Bryan Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Custodian Supl Night School & Instr Supl
Huntington laboratories Hunsicker Bros
Custodian Supl Repr to Equip - Custodian Supl
Low Standard? 30.26 Low ? 199.15
228.25 229.41
IBM
Rental and Instr Supl
Rental ? 790.00 Standard? *1.3*
831.3*’
Standard
6.20 •77 9.33 15 .50 28.85 3*58 1.70 5.00
Publisher Publisher 14.78 Selected? Standard? 37*87 Low ? 811.60 Selected Standard Selected? 5.15 Low ? 139.97
105.34 343.80 6.28 864.25 11.42 2.25 77.98 1.60 1*5.12
10.00
Ice Cream Merchandising Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Institute, Inc. Institute for Social Research Instr Supl
Publisher
The Instrumentalist
Sub Renewal
Publisher
2.00
Jenkins Music Co
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl - Repr to Musical Instr
Selected
15.81
4.20
ffred Jones Jones Boys #6 Jones Newby Supl Co
Instr Supl - Driver Training Instr Supl - SE Home Ec Repr to Equip
Junior Reviewers
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
11.06
Kamp Bros Kee Lox Mfg Co y Harry Keeton Supl Co Kilpatrick Bros -
Instr Supl - Taft & Harding Home Ec Ofc Supl
Selected
70.40 3.83
Standard Low
24.70 714.34
Publisher
12.86 10.00 300.00
Repr to furn Repr to Eurn - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Kings laundry Serv for October Kip linger Washington Agency Sub Renewal Kittle Publishing Co Instr Supl Kosak Grocery Roger Laubach Loeffler-Greene Supl Co Litho Negative & Plate Lone Star Ceramic House Lone Star School Book Depository
Instr Supl - Roosevelt Home Ec Repr to Bldg Repr to Equip Ofc Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl - Shidler
Contract Selected? Low ?
Low Low
3.26 31.2*
3.05 30.01 34.50
42.26 54.95 492.70 57.25 15.29 24.08
MEETING 0? DECEMBER 1, 1952 - COST'D Bills Recommended for Payment
AMOUNT
1952-51 GENERAL FUND CONT'D
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Repr to Furn & Bldg - Custodian Supl
Selected? Low ?
Macmillan C© Marshall Su.pl & Equip Co
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Publisher
McDonald. Scott Chev
Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Selected? 8.80 Low ? 131.39
Teaching Aid & Instr Supl Adm Expense Health Supl
Publisher
McGraw Hill Book Co Ruby MeKelvy < McKesson & Robbins Inc
14.58 87.13
101.71
13.39 22.12 140.19
Selected
81.35 10.00 5-98 19.01 108.00 10.43
Mechanics Coverall Melton Co Metropolitan School StudyCouncil
Serv for Oct Instr Supl - Bryan Teaching Aid Supl
Low Publisher
Mideke Supl Co
Selected? 25.42 Low ? 555.22 Standard? 4.70 Low ? 196.31
580.64
Miller Jackson Co
Custodian & Instr Supl, Voc & Indus - Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Repr to Equip
Miller-Norris Co
Custodian Supl
S tandard? 103»80 Selected? 97.20
201.00
Monroe Calculating Meh Co
Repr to Ofc Meh
Monsanto Chemical Co Moore Business Forms
Custodian Supl Business Ofc Supl
Standard Low
19.50 25.20
M©rgan-P@wer Tire Co
Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Selected
14.58
William Morrow & Co Multigraph Sales AgencyMulti stamp Co Herb Myers Natl Cash Register Co
Teaching Aid Supl Ofc Supl Ofc Supl Repr to Equip Repr to Ofc Meh
Publisher Selected
5.13 11.93 30.09 2.50 92.63
Natl Education Assoc Natl Parent-Teacher
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
Natl Theatre Supl Newman Bookshop New State laundry New State Towel & Linen
Custodian Supl Instr Supl Serv for Oct Serv for Oct
Contract
76.69 2.48 21.26 6.40
Ohio State Univ Press 0 K Transfer & Storage
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg
Publisher
1.01 36.25
Okla City Scenic Co
Repr to Bldg
Standard
70.00
Okla City Water Dept Okla County Water Co
Water & Sewage Serv 9/28 to 10/28 Water Serv for Oct
Okla Gas & Elee Co Okla Hardware
Light & Power 8/29 to 10/2 Upkeep Trucks & Cars - Instr Supl
Okla Natural Gas Co
Gas for October
Okla Oxygen Co Okla Paper Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Custodian Supl
Okla Planning & Resources Board
Teaching Aid Supl
Okla Seating Co
Instr Supl
Low
Parents’1 Institute Pellegrini & Cudahy Perolin Co
Sub Renewal Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip
Publisher Publisher Standard
W J Pettee & Co
Instr Supl - Repr to Bldg - Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Repr to Bldg - Custodian & Library Supl
Standard? 149.76 Selected? 26.75 Low ?1961.69 Standard? 42.57 Selected? 26.40
Plant’s Garage Platt and Munk Co
Upkeep Trucks and Cars Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Publisher
26.48 2.?4
Popular Science Postmaster Prentice-Hall
Instr Supl - Franklin Postage for Nov Instr Supl - Bryan T'ncr.r film! — Driver Training
Publisher Contract
45.QO 200.00 8.05 U°75
Selected
201.01
4.00
5.78 1.25
2810.41 33.90 Selected? 8.94 Low ? 143.64
5759.48 152.58
3700.01 Contract Standard
90.97 34.00
5. oo 6.24 2.50 4.85 462.60
2138.20
68.97
MEETING OF DECEMBER1, 1952 - CONT’D
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D
AMOUNT 875.52
Low
John Ramsbottom Reader8 s Digest
Repr to Indus Arts Equip - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus Piano Tuning & Repr Sub Renewal
Refrigeration Sales
Repr to Equip
66.41
Remington Rand Inc Rice Machinery Co
Repr to Ofc Meh Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Standard
45.54 3.00
Richards & Conover
Bldg - Custodian Supl Repr to ' Instr’ Supl, Voc & Indus
Selected? 15.93 Low ? 155.16
Kathleen Riggs Rinehart & Co
Instr Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Publisher
Robberson Steel Co
Repr to Bldg
Low
Ronald Press Co Royal Typewriter Co Re So & S e GO
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Ofc Meh Library Books
Publisher
Publisher
21.92 6.25 9.80
Sanitary Equip Co Willis G Sautbine
Custodian Supl Rent for Dec
Standard Contract
29.25 300.Q0
Science Research Scott Foresman & Co
Teaching Aid & Instr Supl Instr & Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
Charles Scribner’s Sons Sears Roebuck & Co
Instr Supl Night School & Instr Supl
Publisher Selected? Low ?
Severin Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Sharp & Nichols Music Co
Instr Supl
Standard? 67.75 Low ? 133.62 Selected
Sherwin Williams Simpson Mkt Sinclair Refining Co
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Classen Home Ec Custodian Supl
Singer Sewing Meh Co Singer Sewing Meh Co Southern Sales Co SW Bell Telephone
Instr Supl - CH Jr Home Ec Repr to Equip Instr Supl Serv for Oct
Standard
Speed’-s Grocery Standard Roofing
Instr Supl - CH Sr Home Ec Repr to Bldg
Selected
70.43 3.00
Stanford Univ Press The Steck Go Barney Stewart Lumber
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Publisher Publisher Low
2.82 23.32 277.60
Dick Stout & Go Suburban Water Go
Ofc Supl Water Serv 9-13 thru 10=13
Radio Supl Inc
Th® Sumner Co
Repr to Ofc Meh - Instr Supl
Temple Johnson Paint Store Instr Supl Texas School Book Depository Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
for Payment
68.50 4.00
Publisher
171.09
31.50 69.30
692.84
36.30 37.81
11.74 77.90
Low Selected? Low ?
I
I Bills Recommended
7.21 24.84-
39.73 89.64 201.37
56.65 49.47 25.80 32.05
13.35 88.26 121.60 2695.16
6.50 59.15 Standard
494.20
Publisher
13.19 38.21
Board Action Selected Standard
111.11 8.50 5.50 18.00
B H Thomas Thomas Concrete Pipe Co Todd Co Inc Town of Nichols Hills
Services for Nov Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Business Ofc Supl Water and Sewage Serv for Oct
Vernon Trexler
Repr to Equip
Uarco Inc Univ of Chicago Press : Univ of Illinois Univ of Minnesota Press Univ of Okla Press
Ofc Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
176.80 8.16 200.00 1.88 4.12
Univ Regents Bookstore
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
3.32
Vaseco Inc
Visual Aid Supl
Standard
19.85
Wallace & Tiernan
Custodian Supl = Repr to Equip
Webster Publishing Go
Instr Supl
Selected? 20.35 Low ? 117.52 Publisher
28.00
Low
!
137.87
52.03
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, IQ52 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended for Payment
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D
AMOUNT
W M Welch Mfg Co West Disinfecting Co Western Bank & Ofc Supl
Instr Supl - Science Custodian Supl Ofc Supl
Low Selected Selected
Western Newspaper Union
Repr to Indus Arts Equip - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Low
Western Union Westinghouse Elec Supl Co
Serv Oct 9 to Nov 6 Instr Supl - Repr to Equip
Alice Whitten John c Winston Co Jack Wolfe Co Inc World Book Co
Rent on Lowell School Ground for Nov Instr Supl Publisher Instr Sup19 Voc & Indus Teaching Aid Supl Publisher
117.32
Selected. :210.00 Board Action:436.50 Low :936000
15.00 7.00 136.40 5.10
TOTAL
40,472.35
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
AMOUNT
A & W Violin Shop
Repr to Musical Instr
Barada & Page Bobbs-Merrill Co
Custodian Supl Library Books
Standard
Bruce Pub Co
Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Publisher
Capitol Towel Supl Inc City Bus Co Di cker son-DeW e es Dinks Parrish laundry Dolese 0©
Serv for Oct Serv for Oct Upkeep Trucks & Cars Serv for Oct Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
Dowling® Inc
Instr Supl
Selected: Standard:
federal Supl Co Eire Appliance & Supl
Repr to Bldg Repr to Equip
Low Contract
N L Georg®,, Clerk
Huguley Paper & Box
Petty Cash Reimbursement 1-3 Instructional Supl Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Selected: Low : Low
Jenkin® Musi© Co
Instr Supl
Selected
W A lander®
Repr to Equip
Linguaphone Institute
Instr Supl
Hart Industrial Supl
12.97 1582.50
50.70 st
59.70 24.5?
52.52 . _ 3.95 ‘ ~ 190.00 21.23 2.52 41.55
12.94 65.05
77.99 137.00 8.70 2.84
9.70 34.41
63.00 2.84 6166’»42 >•35
Repr to Phys Ed Equip Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Standard Low
85.17 6.30
Mideke Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Low
51.96
Dr Moore
Rent for Dec
65.00
New State Towel & linen A J Nystrom & Co
Serv for Oct Instr Supl
7.11 101.90
Okla Gas & Ele© Co
Light & Power for Oct
629.40
Okla Natural Gas C© Okla Water Dept
Gas Supplied for Oct Water & Sewage Serv 9-28 to 10-28
318.16 383.65
Perfection Equip Co Plant's Garage
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Selected Low
Richards & Conover
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
H» So & So Co
Library Books
Publisher
28.35
Standard
34.46 19.11
Selected
13.50
.. Maico Hearing Serv Marshall Supl & Equip
Scott Grocery Severin Supl G©
Instr Supl - Douglass Home Ec Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Ed Stuart’s Music Shop SW Bell Telephone Western Bank & Ofc Supl
Repr to Musical Instr Serv for Oct Ofc Supl - Douglass
4
44.11
Selected
9.50 17.55
I !
132.67
20°9-$
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 - CONT'D 1951-52 gene ral
fund
Adult leadership. A & E Equip Co
AMOUNT
k Sub Renewal Instr Supl
3.00 53^.32
Publisher Board Action
551.65 .
American News
Colorado fuel & Iron Corp
12,367.56
Board Action
Improvement of Grounds
fundingsland Sound Engineering Instr Supl
Low
339.50
General Elec Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action
841.59
Hatcher Lumber Co
Repr to Bldg
Board Action
21.00
Ibeffer-Greene Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action
384.92
Marshall Supl & Equip Co Metropolitan School Study Council
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
Board Action
4.62 72.00
Milton Bradley Co Murphy & Perkins
Instr Supl Improvement of Grounds
Board Action Board Action
10.50 133.88
W J Pette® & Co Ridgeway Plbg & Htg
Phys Ed Supl Repr to Equip
Board Action Board Action
106.56 10,884.00
Royal Typewriter Co
New School Apparatus
Ro So & So Go
Board Actions 585.00 Standard : 470.00
Library Books
L C Smith & Corona
Repr to Ofc Meh
Veneer-O-Wax
Custodian Supl
Board Action
1623-60
Warr-Caston Lumber Co Western Bank & Ofc Supl
Instr Supl - Toe & Indus Instr Supl - Art
Board Action
425.00 15.00
Western Newspaper Union Westinghouse Elec Supl Co
New School Apparatus Instr Supl - New School Apparatus
Board Action Low
993.OO 427.70
IO55.OO
104.6? 15.90
30,911.97
TOTAL .
AMOUNT
1951-52 SEPARATE FUND
Kilpatrick Bros
Additions to Bldg - Instr Supl9 Voc & Indus
Board Action
Miller Jackson Co
Books & Equip - Veterans Radio
Low
Western Bank & Ofc Supl
New Eurn & fix
1780,70
13.7^ 225.75
2,020.19
TOTAL
r 1950=51 GENERAL FUND
AMOUNT
American News Co
Library Books
Contract
Federal Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action
179.93
TOTAL
191.56
11.63
1949 BOND
AMOUNT
Harter Marbleerete Stone Co Repr to Bldg — Franklin Standard Paul Kooser Negotiating Sale of Jefferson, Prairie Queen Jo® Mason Modernization & Repr — Roosevelt
...
162.00 350.00 250.00
762.00
TOTAL 1946 BOND
AMOUNT
Boardman Co
Repr to Equip - Rockwood
373.32
N L George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement
10.00
Mideke Supl Co
New Eurn & Fix - Adams
Stipes Curry
Modernization & Repr
436.00
Low
- Rockwood TOTAL --------------
139.50 ' 958.82 : ;'-d
Bills Recommended, for Payment
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MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 - CONT «D
AMOUNT
1952 BOKD Bills Recommended for Payment
Asms Brick Co
Bldg Material - Franklin
Amer First Trust Co
Blue Prints - Franklin
Connelly Cons Co
Bldg Material - Franklin
Doles® Co
Bldg Material - Franklin
N L George,, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement
Harter Marblecrete Stone Co Modernization & Repr - Franklin
240.00
Low
4.30
16o 00 *6.75
Low
25.-57 318000
Standard
23.52
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Modernization & Repr - Franklin
Low
Mideke Supl Co Murphy & Perkins
New Equip - Wheeler Bldg Material - Franklin
Board Action Low
2842.00 369.75 771.25
Okla City Assn of Insurance Premiums - John Marshall Agents Legal Publications Okla Publishing Co Peerless Boiler & Engineering Co Boilers for Eugene Fields Wheeler, Whittier Low Bldg Material - Franklin Public Supl Co
154.00 15.997.40 105.16
161.12
Robberson Steel Co
Bldg Material - Franklin
Low
Standard Roofing Barney Stewart Lumber Co Strawick Co
Bldg Material - Franklin Bldg Material - Franklin Bldg Material - Franklin
Standard Low
Thomas Concrete Pipe
Bldg Material - Franklin
Low
69.8?
Bldg Material - Franklin Blue Prints
Low
420.00 14.55
United Brick & Tile Co -Universal Blueprint & Supl
'♦?
21,668„82
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1952 SEPARATE BOND
Okla Publishing Co
127.60
Legal Publications
127.60
TOTAL
1952-53 general
buil ding
28.00 2.10 60.48
AMOUNT
LEVY
9.3^
Amer First Trust Co
Blue Prints
Builders Cons Co
Est #4 - Shop Buildings
Capitol Steel & Iron
Bldg Material - SE
Low
61.12
Central States Steel
Standard
22.55
Coates-Southwest Title
Bldg Material - Stand Watie, Lakeside Abstract charges - Prairie Queen
Cook Supl Co E V Cox Gons Co Crane Go
Bldg Material - Hayes Est #5 ~ Fillmore Plumbing Supl - Hayes, Kaiser
Selected Low
7.O2 1725.88 673-46
Denman Floors Co
Bldg Material - VanBuren, lakeside, Stand Watie, SE, Rockwood
Low
155.00
Dolese Co
Bldg Material - Hayes, Rockwood
Low
Federal Supl Co
Bldg Material - Madison
Low
N L George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement
Goodner Van Engineering Hudgins-Thomp son-Ba11 Hatcher Lumber Co
Jones Co Jones Newby Supl Co
Board Action New Equip - Wilson Architectural Fee - Buchanan Bldg Material - lakeside, Van Buren, Low Stand Watie Board Action New Equip - Fillmore, Kaiser Selected Bldg Material - Kaiser
Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material -
Hayes, lakeside
27,135.00
30.00
§ 149.00
156.65 81.82
83.40
Low
275.75 1250.00 745.00
691.95 14.04 394.23
. 183
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 - CONT'D AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY GONT’D
Board Action Contract Board Action?1690.69 ? 253.00 Standard ? 40.24Selected s1553.83 Low
Loeffler-Greene W A landers Lang-Bell Lumber Co
New Equip - Polk, Madison Repr to Equip Bldg Material - Hayes, Rockwood, SE, Van Buren. Trikes ide. Stand Watie. Fillmore, Polk
Jhe Mason
Architect Fees -
McKesson & Robbins
New Equip - Fillmore
Board Action
Mideke Supl Co
New Equip & Supl - Kaiser, Hayes, Madison
3.60 Selected? 891.41 Low ?
Murphy & Perkins
Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
Herb Myers
Bldg Material - SE
Selected
Okla Hardware
Bldg Material - Shops & Stand Watie
Okla Seating Co
Bldg Material - Lakeside
Selected? Low ? Selected
Harold Parker W J Pettee
Bldg Material - Hayes Bldg Material - Hayes
Selected Low
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
750.00
West Nichols Hills Contract
1417.20
895.01
99.90 6.25
1.10 2.70
3.80
98.35 12.07 261.69
36.52
4.54 Selected? Bldg Material - Madison, Lakeside, 39.46 Low ? SE, Hayes Sorey, Hill & Sorey Architect Fee - Fillmore Skinner Excavating Co Bldg Material - Polk 5.88 Selected? Barney Stewart Lumber Bldg Material - SE, Van Buren, 1773.80 Low ? Lakeside, Hayes, Stand Watie Vahlberg, Palmer, Vahlberg Preliminary Work - West Nichols Hills Victory Glass Co Low Bldg Material - Van Buren, Stand Watte, lakeside
44.00
Richards & Conover
TOTAL 1951-52 GENERAL BUI LDING IEVY_ *~5st #5 - Fillmore Cook Electric Supl Co Electrical Supl - Rockwood Craig Cons Co Est #5 - Garfield Dolese Co Bldg Material - SE
Board. Action
Kilpatrick Bros
Board. Action
Bldg Material - SE, Stand. Watie, Rockwood H E Leonhardt Lumber Co Bldg Material - GH Sr Sorey, Hill & Sorey Architect Fee - Fillmore Long-Bell lumber Co Bldg Material - Stand Watie, Rockwood George Smith & Son Est #5 - Polk Westinghouse Elec Supl Go Electrical Supl - Hayes Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg.Architectural Fees - Polk
Low
New Furn - Mayfair
1
94.92, 150.00 1779.68 400.00 40.60
52,689.81
AMOUNT 11,677.61 277.20 10,530.00 58.03
1398.42
7.20 396,11 Board Action? 1849.68 1861.08 11.40 Low 12,611.90 Board. Action
Selected.
TOTAL AMOUNT
1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING IEVY Branham’s Inc
711.15 8838.70 3537.76
Board Action
tota
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55.45
55.45
1952-53 SEPARATE BUIIDING LEVY
60.50
Board of Education
To reimburse 1952 Separate Bond for insurance premiums
Qapitol Steel & Iron Co W A landers Long-Bell Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar Repr to Equip Bldg Material - Dunbar
Low. Contract Board Action? Selected ? Standard
Herb My®rs
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Standard
Victory Glass Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Low
TOTAL
61.12 2178.86 104.37 170.74 3.12 63.25 17.50 167.50
2,656.22
Bills Recommended, for Payment
MEETING OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 - CONT'D “FT1- 11—
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R. #381 Claims Approved for Payment
Mr. Lookabaugh moved that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $200,700.59 be allowed and that the clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
R. &82 Nov. Payrolls Approved—; ’ Dec. Payrolls Authorized
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton that payrolls for the month of November be approved and that the payrolls for the month of December be authorized as recommended. The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION AND PURCHASING
R. #383 Adv. Land in Britton for Sale Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve advertising the following described land for sale: 1| acres in Britton, Oklahoma in the NE Corner of Section 29, Township 13 North, Range 3 West of the I. M., Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, size 255 3/5 feet square. The motion carried.
R. #384 Bid Let on Film, 44 Pr.
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting bids to firms as shown on tabulation submitted, for film totaling 44 prints in the total amount of $1,557. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. $85 Bid Let on Steel Sup.Vocational
Mr. Lookabaugh moved approval to let bids for steel supplies for vocational shops, totaling $4,126.37, to firms as shown on tabulation submitted and placed on file in the central office, received in response to the attached advertisement. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
(Ad is attached on next page.)
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135 MEETING- OF DECFdlBER. 1, 1952.. r. CONT'D
Motion was made Dy Mr. Barton and seconded By Mr. Lookabaugh approving the purchase of glass supplies for all schools from Bidders as shown on tabulation submitted, totaling $l,9^7ÂťOO, the bids being received in response to the attached advertisement. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #386 Bid Let on Glass Supplies
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the claim of Sorey, Hill and Sorey, Architects, in the amount of $30,322.35, for professional services in preparing final working drawings and specifications for Douglass High School (new) in accordance with letter of employment dated January 9Âť 1952 - 2-|$ of approximate contract price. The motion carried, on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. $87 Architect1s Claim Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton to grant permission to Taft Junior High School to buy from their activity funds a school sound system, complete and installed in the school building, from the low bidder, Atomic Sound Engineering Company, in the amount of $6,498.00, other bids being placed on file in the central office, and all bids being re-
R. #388 Taft Permittee to Buy Sound System________
Motion liras made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting bids for asphalt R. #389 Bid Let on tile for Rockwood, Tyler, Casady Heights, Valley Brook, Dunbar, Edwards, and the school to be located in the vicinity of S. W. 55th and Shartel, in the.total amount of $2,378.99, from Asphalt Tile bidders as shown on tabulation submitted, the bids being received in response to the attached advertisement. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously,
Mr. Barton moved approval to let bids on one lot of steel for Valley Brook, Casady Heights, R. #390 Rockwood, Tyler, Dunbar, Edwards, and the school to be located at S. W. 55th and Shartel, as Bid Let on shown underlined on the tabulation sheet being filed in the central office, totaling $5,271.76 Steel Supplie The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded'by Mrs. Melton to let bid on one lot of lumber, R. #391 metal trim, furnishing materials, and nail|s, in the total amount of $18,418.06 from bidders Bid Let on as shown on tabulation filed in the centrad office, these supplies to be used in the conLumber, Trim struction of new temporary steel classrooms at Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, and the school to be located at S. W. 55th and Shartel, also Edwards gchool, the bids being received in response to the attached advertisement. On roll call, the motion carried , with all members present voting "Aye." (Ad for lumber and trim is attached on next page.)
MEETING- OF DECEMBER 1, 1952 - C’ONT'D
R. r 392 Purchase of Lots for N. ^J. High Appproved
Motion, was macle by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton approving the purchase of Lots 4-B to ^6, inclusive, Block 12, Sanford’s Subdivision, for Northeast Junior-Senior High School from Lewis Waters in the amount of $1,350, and authorizing payment of same when deed is approved by the Attorney. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #393 14?. Barton moved approval of the following change orders for the 2nd addition to the Millard Change Orders, Fillmore School: 2nd Addition Change Order #4- - Change in sink $10.20 deducted to Fillmore Change Order #5 - Install copper hot water line and 2” . ' floor drain for steamer in kitchen 106.4-8 added Change Order #6 - Revision of water piping 90.4-0 added TOTAL - NET ----$186.68 added (net) The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and, on roll call, carried with all members present voting "Ayh.”
R. #394Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh approving change order #1, addiChange Order tion to the James K. Polk School as follows? #1, Polk Add. $ Approved Add changes — 1. Hardwood to counter 20.00 2. Oak exterior doors 98.70 16.243. Tunnel vent 4-. Vai oil interior brick 152.00 5. Additional hardware 6^.88 $351.82 added Deduct changes— 1. Three teachers’ cabinets 2. Brick allowance 36M @ $14-. 4-0
TOTAL - DEDUCT —
$4-81.58
315.00 518.40 $833.4-0 deducted
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Meetings Announced for Opening Bids
The Superintendent announced a meeting of the Board December 9th to open bids on the new Prairie Queen School and the elevator at Roosevelt Junior High School, and a meeting on' December '18th to open bids on the new U. S. Grant Secondary School.
R. #395 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried.
Approved this Fifth day of January, 1953
MEETING OE DECEMBER , 9, 1952
THE BOARD OE EDUCATION OE THE CITY OE OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK.
PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton
Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Research; Mr. Bill Eoutz, Director of Buildings and Grounds; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk’s Assistant.
The invocation was offered by Mr. Pearson, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids were opened in response to the attached advertisement for bids on the new Prairie Queen School, and the bids were read aloud as per the tabulation below: _______
R. #396 Bids Opened on New Prairi Queen School
TABULATION OE BIDS ON NEW PRAIRIE QUEEN SCHOOL
Contractor Acme Constr. Co. Bailey Constr. Co. Cobb Constr. Co. Cox Constr. Co. Everett Constr. Co. James Bros.
Base Bid $ 93,795.00 109,900.00 95,000.00 96,632.00 104,000.00 110,276.00
Base Bid
Contractor Ketch Construction Co. Lippert Construction Co. Moureau Constr. Co. Rischard Constr. Co. George Smith A Sons Tippin Construction Co.
$92,217.00 93.370.00 97,777.00 94,595.00 98,380.00 95,467.00
Mr. McCray moved that the bids on the new Prairie Queen School be referred to the central office for consideration and recommendation to the Board at a later date. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, bids were opened in response to the attached advertisement for an elevator for the Roosevelt Junior High School building, and the bids were read aloud as per the tabulation below: (The ad is included with the one attached above for the Prairie Queen School.)
TABULATION OE BIDS EOR ELEVATOR AT ROOSEVELT
Contractor Erederickson & Parks Lehman Lippert Schwartz Construction Co. Smith & Sons (George) Suttle Construction Co.
R. #397 Bids Referred to Central Office, Later Recommendatio
R. #398 Bids Opened o Elevator for Roosevelt Bld
Amount $32,322 29,918 38,986 31,240 33,555
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bids on the elevator for Roosevelt Junior High School building be: referred to the centiJal office for consideration and recommendation to the Board at its next meeting on December 18th. The motion carried.
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the following reports on property appraisals were approved:
(1) Land owned by Roy Conner on N. E. 48th between Everest and Lottie, for $2,000 per acre - 5 acres - total $10,000. (2) Land adjacent to James K. Polk School - 2§- acres adjacent to property on the south at $1,500 per acre - total $3,750.
R. #399 Bids on Elevator Referre, to Central Of: Later Recomm. R. #400 Appraisals of Property Aouroved
MEETING OS' DECEMBER 9, 1952 - CONT'D
Real Estate Soard to Appraise Land
Adjournment
It was reported that the this land for land owned decision of the Board to tate Board before taking
owher of property at S. W. 53rd andShartel wishes to exchange by the Board at the old Prairie Queen School site. It was the have both properties appraised by a Committee from the Real Esaction in the matter.
THEREUPON THE BOMu /a DJOURNED. ATTEST Approved the 5th day of January, 1953
MEETING OF DECEMBER 18, 1952 iTHE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE'CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
IRVING AUDITORIUM, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1952 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK. PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr., President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookahaugh C. B. MCCray Mrs. L. D. Melton Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent, Research; Messrs. Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill HalierDirectors; Messrs. Charles Harville and Gene Stinebeck, Purchasing Department; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk’s Assistant.
Invocation
The invocation was given by Mr. Pearson, President. On motion of Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Barton, bids in response to the attached advertisement for bids on the new U. S. Grant Secondary School were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation below:
R. #4)1 Bids Opened o U. S. Grant Jr. High Scho
TABULATION OF BIDS ON U..S. GRANT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Contractor
Bollinger Construction Co . Builders Construction Co Culwell Construction Co. Dennehy Construction Co. Dunning Construction Co.
Base Bid
$1,047,4)0 1,013,800 l>037,990 1,064,733 1,015,000
Contractor
Harmon Construction Co. Industrial Constr. Co. Lippert Bros. Walter Nashert Constr. Co. Southwest Constructors
Base Bid $1,043,557 1,141,543 1,049,433 1,045,918 1,085,444
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton that the bids on the new U. S. Grant Junior High School be referred to the central office with authority to negotiate preliminary contracts with the low bidder, Builders Construction Company, in the amount of $1,013,800.00, base bid. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.” Motion was made by Jfr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid on elevator for Rsosevelt Building to Lehman Lippert Company in the amount of $29,918.00 which was low bid, the other bids being placed on file in the central office, and tabulated in meeting of December 9th. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Mr. Barton moved that all bids on the new Pairie Queen School be rejected, that new plans and specifications for a less expensive structure be designed, and readvertisment for bids be published. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton approving employment of Dr. Harold C. Clark of Columbia University for January 9, 1953 as an Educational Consultant with the staff in terms of our educational problems, and to make a formal talk to the Administrative Staff of the Oklahoma City Schools on the evening of January 9th, his fee not to exceed 1125 .00. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Representatives from Butler, Midwestern, and Armco companies were present and gave explanartions and descriptions of their steel classroom construction.
Whereupon motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton that the bid for 22 steel buildings be let to Armco Drainage and Metal Products, Inc., whose total bid was $37,478.78, these steel classrooms to serve the following schools: Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, Dunbar, Edwards, and the school to be located at about S. W. 55th and Shartelj bids having been received in response to the attached advertisement. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. —■ t.
R. #402 Bids on Grant Jr. High Referred to Cen tral Office R. #403 Bid on Elevator Let to Lehman Li-p-per
R. #4)4 Bids on Prair ire Queen Rejected - to Readvertise R. #4)5 Empl. of Educ Consultant
Explanation o: Steel Building by Bidders R. ^6 Bid on Steel Bldgs. Let to Armco.
MEETING OP DECEMBER 18, 1952 - CONT'D
R. Authority to Negotiate for Land at S.W. 52 & Shartel
Motion to negotiate for land ht S. W. 52nd and Shartel for a new elementary school site was made "by Mr. McCray, seconded by Mr. Barton, and carried.
R. #K)8 Other Land Negotiations Awroved
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Bartonto approve negotiating for land between Eastern Avenue and the railroad and land near Valley Brook School site for new school sites. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.11
R. FK)9 Sale of Vocational Equipment Approved
Mr. McCray moved approval of the following recommendation: That the Board sell the following equipment originally obtained from U. S. War Surplus, the sale of this material having been approved by the local surplus property representative: 1
only Heald Borematic Machine - Serial No. 11701, Model ^9
letting the bid to the high bidder, Indianapolis Machinery & Supply Company, whose bid was $4,756.00 - other bids being placed on file in the central office as follows: Page Aviation (verbal offer) ---------------- $1200.00 Hart Industrial - - ---------- ---------- --- ------- --- 3500.00 The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried,
R. #410 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn an meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mrs. Melton, an arried.
THEREUPON THE
ADJOURNED. __ ATTEST
Approved this 5th day of January, 1953*
i at MEETING OF JANUARY 5, 1953
TEE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, JANUARY 5, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.
PRESENT:
John C. Pearson, Jr. President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh C. B. McCray/' Mrs. L. D. Melton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Assistant Superintendent’, Instruction; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. John W. Prigmore, Auditor; Messrs. R. Ben Brown, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, and Gilbert Robinson - directors; Mr. Charles Harville Purchasing Department; Mrs. Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; and, Miss Mary Thacker, Clerk's Assistant.
The invocation was given by Mr. Pearson, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the minutes of the meetings of December 1, 9, 18, 1952 were approved as read.
R. #1 Minutes Approved
Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mrs. Melton to reconsider Resolution #403, passed in the meeting of December 18, 1952, letting bid on an elevator for the Roosevelt Junior High School building. Whereupon the question was put again and, on roll call, all members voted "Nay." ST
Motion was macle by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton that the bids received for constructing an elevator in the Roosevelt building be referred to the Business Office for further study and later recommendation to the Board. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."
SPECIAL
The Clerk announced no bids were received for acreage north of Britton owned by the Board, and a request from the Principal of John Marshall Secondary School to use this acreage for certain vocational agriculture projects was deferred for further consideration.
BILLS AND PAYROLLS The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of December was submitted: January 5, 1953
R. #2 R. #403 ReconsideredBids Rejectee R. #3 Bids on Elevator Referrs to Central 0: f ice No Bids on Land N. of Britton-Actioi Deferred_____ Report on Claims and Payrolls__
Dr. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration:
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT JANUARY 5, I953: Item #la - 1952-53 GENERAL FUND
|
Bills Recommended for payment
43,309e98
Item #lb - 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
3,219.83
Item #lc - 1951-52 GENERAL FUND
37,371-25
3.877.11
Item #ld - 1951-52 SEPARATE FUND Item #le - 1949 BOND
173.12
Item #If - 1946 BOND
2,568.20
Item #lg - 1952 BOND
63,821.77
10.50
Item #lh - 1952 SEPARATE BOND Item #11 - 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
28,553-22
Item #lj - 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
9,483.00
Item #lk - 1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
1,006.76
TOTAL
$
193»394i?4
I
192
MEEtIHG OS JAStBSI 5, 1953- COW'D
1952-53 GENERAL FUND
Bills lecommended for Payment
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Acme Brick Co Acme Motion Picture Serv Adult leadership A & E Equip Go
Repr to Bldg New School Apparatus Subscription - Foe & Indus Instr & Ofc Supl
Air Seduction Magnolia Co Allied Paint Co All-Pest Exterminating American First Trust American Council on Education American Hairdresser American Plating Co American School & University A T & S F Bailway Co
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Bldg Serv for Nov Blue Prints Instr Supl - Bryan Subscription - Foe & Indus Repr to Indus Arts Equip Teaching Aid Supl Adm Expense
L F Ballard
Expenses - American Focational Association annual meeting
Melvin Barnes
Adm-Expense
; Bill’s Grocery Boardman Go ’ Bolender Brick & Material
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AMOUNT Standard
Publisher Selected’.
50.61 125.00 4.00 134-51
1.60
Selected Low Contract
Publisher Selected Publisher Board Action
6.13 166.69 24.50 70.J9 3.50 10.00 17.00 5.00 129.51
Board Action
98.34 27.75
Instr Supl - Shidler Home Ec Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Foe & Indus
Selee ted
15.00 2.35 7.50
Bolton’s R R Bowker C@
Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Publisher
10.77 20.19
Branham’s Inc
New School Apparatus -Ofc & Instr Supl Repr to Furn Instr Supl Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Ofc Meh
Selected
168.10
Selected
8.25 217.89 11.30 5.00
Mike Bryan Ofc Supl Burke Aviation Bureau of Publications Burroughs Adding Machine Co
5
Publisher
93.08 2.74 1682.87
Capitol Hill Bookstore Capitol Willys Carpenter Paper Co
Books & Supl - Feterans Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr, Ofc, Custodial, & Fisual Aid Supl
Gasmir Investment Co Central Scientific Co
Rent for Jan Instr Supl - Central
Chamber of Commer'ce of U S Chandler Records John Cole Co
Adm Expense Instr Supl - Franklin Repr to Equip
Cole-Pemberton Co Colonial Art Co Consumers Union of U. S.
Instr Supl - Central Instr Supl - Hawthorne Sub Renewal
Cook Paint & Famish Crane Go Creative Playthings A. 0. Croft Publications
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Equip Instr Supl Instr Supl
Daily law Journal H 0 Davis John Day Co
Legal Publications Fisual Aid Supl Instr Supl - Bryan
Low
Dearborn Chemical Co Denman Floors Co Denoyer-Geppert Co
Custodian Supl Repr to Furn Instr Supl
Standard Low Standard
334.40 120.00 362.50
Denver Public Schools Despines Ceramic Shoppe Dickerson-DeWees
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Lowell Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Publisher
4.50 36.25 583.22
p p ; Diem & Wing Paper Go : Eugene Dietggen Co Doles® Go Doubleday & Co 'i H Dorsey Douglas Dowlings
Instr Supl - Culbertson Instr Supl - Foe & Indus Repr to Bldg Library Books Ofc Supl Instr Supl - New School Apparatus
Selected Selected? 9.’’5 85.80 Standard? Low ? 1587.32 Low
Board Approved
300.00 123.04
Selected
118.50 20.60 14.41
Standard Publisher
39.05 50.00 5.00
Selected Standard Publisher
Contract Low Selected Contract Contract? 53.42 Selected? 2.35 Standards 126.62 Selected? 99.56 Low ? 235.50
5.75 23.50 59.21 5.23
60.00 83.78 4.50
15.22 279.11 26.57 136.09 55.7 461.68
MATING or JANUARY 5, 1953 - OONT’D
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lQ<2-53 GENERAL FUND- CONT'D 1
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Downtown Chevrolet
1
Bill Doyle
Operation of Sch Bus - Upkeep Trucks & Cars - Instr Supl Ofc, Visual Aid & Instr Supl
Dryden Press Duffner Insurance Co
Teaching Aid Supl Ins Premium - Lakeside
Publisher
10.40 4.16
Educational Music Bureau Educators Progress Service Electric Equip & Supl Co
Instr Supl Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip
Selected Publisher Selected
186.63 4.50 45.00 ,
Eureka Water Co
Custodian Supl
Fleck Bearing Co G G Foster Free Press Furrow Press
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Bryan Teaching Aid Supl
Gaylord Bros., Inc General Elec Supl Co 1 p» N. L. George, Clerk
;
i
Lu
O ,
!
‘AMOUNT-
------------
Selected
Standard? Selected? Low ?
97.50 70,90 76.70
2^5«10
35.00?;
Selected
6.57 50.00 ./ 4.64 5.52
Publisher
Library Supl Repr to Equip Petty Cash Reimbursement I“3 Instr Supl M-14 Upkeep Grounds 1-10 Visual Aid Supl 0-8 Upkeep Cars, Trucks A-16 Adm Expense C-7 Taxes N-7 Kight Sch Supl 0-2 Custodian Supl A-13 Supt’s Supl I-5 Teaching Aid Supl
162.91 -v
Selected? 92.62 Low : 186.64
14.17 5.00 4.58 .88 10.70 .80 3O.OO 37.66 2.00 .75
98.10 279.26 106.54
Samuel Gordon Graham Paper Go Graybar Elec Co
Ofc Supl Bus Ofc Supl Custodian Supl
Grune & Stratton
Dept of Pupil Serv
Harper & Bros Harris Calorific Sales
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip
Publisher Selected
Hart Industrial Supl Co
Repr to Equip - Instr Supl, Voe & Indus
Selected? 65.25 Low ?1003.12
Harter Marblecrete Stone Co Hatcher lumber Co D C Heath & Co Holmes & Torbett A C Horn Co
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Roosevelt Teaching Aid Supl Bight Sch Supl Repr to Bldg
Selected Selected Publisher
House of Wren Hoover Bros
Instr Supl Instr Supl
Low Low
Hunaicker Bros
Repr to Bldg & Equip - Instr Supl .
Selected? Low ?
111.19 285.91
397.10
IBM
Rental - Repr to Equip
Standard? Selected? Rental ?
81.33 6.75 790.00
878.08
Ice Cream Merchandising Institute
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Ideals Publishing Co International Harvester International Textbook Co
Teaching Aid Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Publisher Standard Publisher
Jenkins Music Co
Instr Supl
Jones Newby Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Standard? Selected? Standard? Selected? Selected -
Repr to Equip - Instr Supl Driver Training Instr Supl - SE Jones Bros #6 Journal of Clinical Psychology Supl, Pupil Serv
Fred Jones
Kamp Bros Harry Keeton Supl Co Keyboard Jr. Publications Kilpatrick Bros
Instr Supl - Franklin, Taft, Harding Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Music Instr & Teaching Aid Supl
12.30 8.87 7.10
Selected Selected Selected
2.50
Standard? Selected?
9.68 19.50
77.70 16.10
1068.3?
3.00 3.00 3°?2 31.39 93.80 514.10 28.75
10.00
Publisher
6.50 3.60 3.32 40.11 6.11 19.90 19.06
46.22 38.96 30.71
22.79 13.50
107.61 Low
Low
22.74 65.10 389.39
Bills Recommended' for Payment
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MEETING OF JANUARY 5, 1953 - CONT'D
•
Bills Recommended r for Payment
1
*
GENERAL FUND - CONT'D Alfred. A Knopf
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
3.33
larsen Music Co Loeffler-Greene S' B Lippincott Go
Instr Supl Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Low Publisher
12,15 231.00 4.16
Lon® Star School Book Depository Instr Supl - Roosevelt Long-Bell Lumber Go Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
12.12 86,?Q>
Macmillan Co McGraw Hill Text Films McKesson & Robbins
Publisher Selected Selected
6.14 56.43 12.88
Melton Go Inc Night Sch & Instr Supl Meredith Publishing Co Instr Supl Metropolitan School Study Council Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Publisher Publisher
89,63 3.00 I.38
Mideke Supl Co
Repr to Bldg & Equip - Instr Supl8 Voc & Indus
Miller Jackson Co Minneapolis Honeywell Reg Co
Instr Supl - New School Apparatus Repr to Equip
Modern Beauty Shop Morgan’s Food Store Multigraph Sales Agency
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - John Marshall Home Ec Instr & Ofc Supl - Repr to Ofc Meh
Selected? 49.76 Standard? 404.88 Low ? 405o^3 Low Selected? 8.90 Standard? 76.5® Publisher
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Visual9 Teaching & Instr Supl Instr & Health Dept Supl
National Agricultural Supl Go Instr Supl - Voc & Indus National Education Association Visual & Teaching Aid Supl Instr & Custodian Supl - Repr to National Theatre Supl Equip North American Mogul Products Repr to Equip
O’Connor-Oklahoma Co Okla'City Assn of Insurance Agents
Repr to Equip Bond on Treasurer
Okla Okla Okla Okla
Visual Aid Supl Water & Sewage Serv 10/28 to 11/28 Water Serv for Nov Serv for Nov
Education Assn City Water Dept County Water Co Gas & Elec Go
v
Standard
*'
860.0? 192.31 85,40
10. GO 57.49 120.91
Publisher Contract
256.62 25.22 313.52
Standard
433.75
Standard Contract
20.68 1000.00 75.00 2920.4J 36.50 8499.83 458.46
Okla Seating Go
9 <>96 R®pr to Bldg = Upkeep Trucks & Gars Selected? Low ? 448.50 Serv for Nov Contract Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip Selected Supl Dept of Pupil Serv
Ohio State Univ Press
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
Harold G Parker & Co Patterson Publishing Co W J Pettee & Go
Repr to Bldg & Equip Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr8 Custodian & Teaching Aid Supl
Standard
Pilgrim Press Plant ’s Garage Popular Science Pub Co Pre11 Axle & Wheel Aligning Go
Teaching Aid Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - Franklin Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Publisher Selected Publisher Selected
1.32 143.55 112,50 46.75
Prentice-Hall Public Affairs Committee Pat Pugh Motor Co
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Driver Training
Publisher Publisher
6.80 2.05 6.37
Radio & Sound Clinic Radio Supl Inc John Ramsbottom Ratzlaff IGA Grocery
Standard Repr to Equip Standard Repr to Equip Piano Tuning & Repr Instr Supl - Jackson Home Ec(Sept thru Nov J
Reader’s Digest Henry Regnery Go Reilly & Lee Co Remington Rand Inc
Instr Supl - Roosevelt Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Westwood Library Supl
Research Bureau for Retail Training Richards & Conover
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Okla Hardware Co Okla Natural Gas Go Okla Oxygen Co
Roisman Products Co Ronald Press Co Row Peterson & Go
Repr to Bldg & Equip - Instr Supl. Voc & Indus Custodian Supl Teaching aid Supl - Dept of Pupil Serv Teaching Aid. Supl
7321.03 318.08
12.95 3.36
Selected? 14,54 Low ? 312098
67.08 3.00 327.52
26.65 11.05 50.50 106.02 12.70 3.72 1.60 350.25
Publisher Publisher Standard
2.50 Selected? Low ? Standard Publisher Publisher
19.86 625.18
645. 04 40.00 7.64
2.39
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1952-53 GENERAL FUND GONT’D
MEETING OF JANUARY
195
5, 1953 - COIJT'D AMOUNT
k
Royal Typewriter Co Repr to Ofc Meh Willis Sautbine Rent for Jan School District of Philadelphia Teaching Aid Supl Schoolmen8s Week Teaching Aid Supl Science Digest Sub Renewal - Taft
Publisher Publisher Publisher
1.80 32.85 15.15 2.54
Instr Supl - Bryan Instr Supl Instr Supl Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Publisher
Sharp & Nichols Music Co Fred Shaw, Postmaster Sherwin Williams
New Equip Bulk Mailing Permit Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Selected
Simpson Market Skii Corporation Southern Assoc of Colleges and Secondary Schools Southern Sales Co
Instr Supl - Classen Repr to Bldg & Indus Arts Equip Instr Supl
Standard
Instr Supl
Standard? 36.00 Low ? 194.40
SW Bell Telephone Steck Co Suburban Water Co Clayton F Summy Co
Serv for Nov Teaching Aid Supl Water Serv - Lakeside Teaching Aid Supl
Sumner Go
Repr to Ofc Meh
Texas Society for Crippled Children B H Thomas Thompson Book & Supl Co Timber Engineering Co Town of Nichols Hills
Instr Supl - Bryan
Selected
177.50 10.00 54.6O
Low
Piiblisher
IOO.75
2.50 11 loll 120.00 8.5O 17.25
Selected
New Equip - Repr to Ofc Meh Teaching Aid Supl
Standard Publisher
467.18 3.05
Vanguard Press Vaseco Inc
Instr Supl - Roosevelt Instr & Teaching Aid Supl
9.20 282.85
Victory Glass Co
Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Publisher Board Action? 235»00 ? 47.85 Standard
Walker Stamp & Seal Co
Instr & Ofc Supl
Wallace & Tiernan Warner Bros Pictures
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Harding
W M,Welch Mfg Co Welch Allyn Inc Western Bank & Ofc Supl Co Western Bindery & Printing Western Newspaper Union
Instr Supl - Central Instr Supl - Bryan Ofc Supl Research Ofc Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus - New School Apparatus Serv for Nov
Selected? Low ? Low ;
28.95 96.00
Low StsndLnrd Low Standard? Selected?
287.20 10.00
2.75 124.95 38.96 68.60
23.5^ 143076 49.75 17.00 297.20 15.55 84.00 V k 15.00 2.23 59.15
Selected Publisher Low
43,309.98
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
k
230.40 3251.98 2.04 10.73 . 3.37
Publisher
. Serv for Dec Instr Supl Ofc Supl Serv for Nov
New School Apparatus Rental on Lowell School Ground Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip
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51.49 32.25 7.57
Underwood Corp Univ of Chicago Press
Westinghouse Elec Supl Co Alice Whitten Wilcox & Follett W & W Steel Co
=
6.15 300.00 1.32 1.00 3.00
Charles Scribner’s Sons Science Research Assoc Sears, Roebuck & Co Severin Supl Co
Western Union
r
Low
61.33
Repr to Furn Repr to Ofc Meh Custodian Supl
Selected
8.25 34.95 35-75
Carpenter Paper Co Central Scientific Go
Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Douglass
Low Low
23.80 80.19
City Bus Co City Spring Works
Serv for Nov Instr Supl - Driver Training
Contract
Denoyer-Geppert Co Dickerson-DeWeese H Dorsey Douglas
Instr Supl - Douglass Upkeep Trucks & Cars Repr to Ofc Meh
Contract
Dowlings
Instr Supl
Standard? _ 1 _ •! .
A & E Equip Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Bolton’s Inc Branham’s Inc B &T Chemical Co
170.00 18.90
48.?4 /Art
i
9.60 20.12 20.20
; F
107.74
r
Bills Recommended, for Payment
1S6
MEETING OP JANUARY 5, 1953 - CONT'D
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND - COST’D
Bills Recommended for Payment
uowntown Chevrolet
Gasteam Radiator Co 3 General flooring & Tile
AM )UNT Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Selected
5.95
Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg
Standard Selected
12.20 18.92
4.50
Guaranty Title & Abstract Co
Abstracting charges - Bannaker
A C Horn Co
Repr to Bldg
IBM
Repr to Equip
Jenkins Music Co ffred Jones
Instr Supl Instr Supl - Driver Training
Low Contract
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co
Repr to Bldg & Equip.
Low
Marshall Supl & Equip Co Mideke Supl Co Minneapolis Honeywell Reg Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip
Selected Selected Standard
A C McClurg & Co Monroe Calculating Machine Co Dr D M Moore Motor Book Dept
Library Books Repr to Ofc Meh Rent for Jan Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Okla City Water Dept
Water & Sewage for Nov
373.03
Okla Gas & Elec Co Okla Natural Gas Co
Serv for Nov Serv for Nov
451.30 k 674.38
J C Penney Co W J Pettee & Co
Health Dept Supl Repr to Bldg
Radio Supply Co Reeve Dental Supl Co
Instr Supl Health Dept Supl
Richards & Conover
Veterans Shop Supl
Scott Grocery Severin Supl Co SW Bell Telephone
Instr Supl - Douglass Home Ec Repr to Indus Arts Equip Serv for Nov
Selected
85.51 19.11 200.29
Vaseco Inc Victory Glass Co
Visual Aid Supl Repr to Bldg
Standard Low
60.05 52.50
Selected
32.20
11.51
62.40 7.00 194.00 1.40 1.40 82.09
90.72 14.00 65.00 32.88
Contract
Publisher
..........
i
3.39 1.90
Selected
Selected Standard? Selected; Low
31.60 1.65
TOTAL
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7.34 33.25
30.78
3,219.83 AMOUNT 69.65 638.01
1951-52 GENERAL fUND American News Co American Type Pounders
Library Books New School Apparatus
Contract Board Action
Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Supl
Cook Elec Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Low; 263.44 ■ .12,658.29 Board Action; 12, 394.85 43.60 Board Action
Dolese Co
Repr to Bldg
Low
9.75
fortune
Sub Renewal
Publisher
6.75 .
General Elec Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action
89.90
Hunzicker Bros
Repr to Equip
Board Action
466•83
Kilpatrick Bros
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Board Action
**519.80
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action
1374.69
Marshall Supl & Equip Co Mideke Supl Co Miller Jackson Co
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low Board Action Low
21.96 58>+° 72 18.22
Okla Paper Co Okla Seating Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus New School Apparatus
Board Action Board Action
96.56 11,029.25
Royal ^typewriter Co
Repr to Indus Arts Equip .
Low
38.37
Shipman-Ward Mfg Co L G Smith-Corona Standard Roofing
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Harding
Low Low Low
1^9.70 56.62 34.00
Vanguard Press
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
1.^8
i
19*7
MEETING OF JANUARY 5, 1953 - COST'D —~S:
1951-52 GENERAL FUND CONT'DjVogl Tool Co
Bldg Repr
Standard.
Zaner-Bloser Co
Teaching Aid. Supl
Publisher
TOTAL
SEPARATE FUND
210.40 2.50
37 »371.25 AMOUNT
Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
Okla Seating Co
New Equip
Board Action
Severin Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
244.46
Western Bank & Ofc Supl
Instr Supl
Board Action
117.00
TOTAL
1949 BOND
3512.50
3.877.11
AMOUNT
Institutional Supl Co
New Furn & Equip - SE
Board Action
W J Pettee & Co
Repr to Equip - Franklin
Standard
TOTAL 1946 BOND
125.85
47.27
173.12 AMOUNT
Boardman Co
Repr to Equip - Rockwood
Okla Seating Go Okla Publishing Co * lewis & IiIlian Waters
New Furn & Fix - Taylor & Sequoyah Legal Publications
204.93
Low
Purchase of Real Estate - NE
216.85 796.42 1350.00
TOTAL 1952 BOND
2.568.20
AMOUNT
Brown Machinery Co
Bldg Material - Franklin
Hatcher Dumber Co Hudgins=Thompson-Ball & Assoc H J Jeffries Truck Line
Bldg Material - Hawthorne Low Architect services new site between NW 27 and 30 Freight (Boilers - Franklin)
Kilpatrick Bros
Repr to Bldg - Franklin
Low
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co
Modernization & Repr
Board Action
72.00
Joe Mason
Drawings for Installation of Elevator (Roosevelt)
Milner & Putney
Est # 1 & 2 - John Marshall
Noftsger & Iawrence
Supervision Fee - John Marshall
Roscoe H Sears SW Bell Telephone Co
Appraisal Fee - Polk Rearranging telephone plant to clear. Board Action school ground for cons of bldg
Standard Roofing Wright & Selby
Bldg Material - Franklin Low Architectural serv = US Grant Jr. High
62.88 1000.00 43.00
21.00 2842.00
74-7.95 30,917^70 618.35
TOTAL
75.00 2049.89
27.00 25.345.00 63.821.77
AMOUNT
1952 SEPARATE BOND N L'George, Clerk
3.15
10.50
Petty Gash Reimbursement (Real Estate) TOTAL
10.50
Bills Recommended for Payment
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AMOUNT^
* 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
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Butler-Sparks Equip Go Builders Cons Co Calhoun lumber Co Capitol Steel & Iron
Bills Recommended for Payment
114.95 12,958.20 492.17 51.13
Standard
Crane Co
Bldg Material - Shops Est #5 “ New Shops Bldg Material - lakeside, VanBuren Bldg Material - Stand Watie, lakeside, VanBuren Bldg Material - Shops, Hayes,
Cullen Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Hayes
Selected? 72.77 0« 239.72 Low Low
Dolese Co
Bldg Material - Hayes, Stand Watie
Selected? 00 Low
Jay J Dwyer
Appraisal Fee
Board Action
30.00
Federal Supl Co
Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
34.56
Gardner Hotel Supl Co
New Equip - Madison
Board Action
N L George, Clerk
Glasstov Sales Goodner Van Co
Petty Cash Reimbursement (Real Estate) New Equip - Fillmore New Equip - Madison, Fillmore
Hatcher lumber Co
Bldg Material - Hayes
House of Wren
New Equip - SE
Industrial Plumbing & Heating
Cons of Bldg - Hayes
Johnson & Matthews Trenching Co
Low Selected
312.49 102.17
8.70 26.37
35.07
1058.95 10.00
355.00 552.01
Board Action Board Action
29.40
12.80 16.60
Selected? 0 Low Low
356.80
1058.04 <•»?
Gas Trench
14.64
1
Board Action? 1626. 37 ? 1201. 92 Low
2828.29 '
Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material - Hayes, lakeside, VanBuren, Stand Watie
W A landers Co
Bldg Cons “ SE, Stand Watie, Madison, VanBuren
Marshall Supl & Equip Co
Low
2?«33
Mideke Supl Co
Bldg Material - Stand Watie, SE, VanBuren, lakeside Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
46.6?
Murphy & Perkins
Bldg Material - Rockwood
Low
127.65
Okla City Scenic Co
New Equip - Johnson
Okla Hardware Co
Bldg Material - Hayes, Madison
Low
149.50
Okla Natural Gas Co Okla Seating Co
Line Extension Agreement #5182 New Furn - Buchanan, Rockwood, Mayfair
Low
164.05 311.10
W J Pettee & Co Phillips & Stong
Bldg Material - Hayes Topography & Drafting at School Site S. W. 56th & Shartel Bldg Material - Stand Watie, lakeside, Van Buren
Low
55-37 135^24
Low
364.90
Richards & Conover
Bldg Material, Madison & Hayes
Selected
Barney Stewart
Bldg Material - lakeside & VanBuren Low
J Wilson Swan
Appraisal Fee
Plywood Oklahoma Inc
5825.08
575.00
12.66 334.80 30.00
TOTAL
28,553.22
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
Cook Elee Supl Co
Elec Supl - lakeside
Craig Cons Co Geo Smith & Sons
Est #6 - Garfield Est #6 - Polk
Board Action
7.50
3456.00 . 6,019.50 9,483.00
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE BUIIDING LEVY
Dolese Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar
5.80 Selected?.. 00 312.60 Low
318.40
Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards
Board Action
486.02
Okla Seating Co Thompson Book & Supl Co
New Furn - Edwards New Furn - Edwards
Low Low TOTAL
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’^All the bihWs shown in items #la to #lk, both inclusive have- been,exam'inefd:'ahdAh. appwt^’d by- th^^aWitor as' to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculation,and'rhW^t by t’fee 'department heads. We recommend that same be’ allowed and the Clerk be/ idstrbhted to iWSe warrants in payment thereof.
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Ttem #2 WTHOUS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPOJT WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN IS'S-tiED ARE AS FOLLOWS: GENERAL EUlW 1952-53 Payroll -for "the month of December, #914 to and including #1091 . $645,651.61. ■SEPARATE FUND 1952-53 63,968*34 Payroll for the month of December, #146 to and including #i?3 1949 BOHD FUND Payroll for the month of December, #11 to andiincluding #12 . 1952 BOND FUND Payroll for the month of December, #16 to and including #18 . 1952 SEPARATE BOND Payroll for;; the month of December, #1 GENERAL ‘^UlMlNG LEVY .1952-5.2 Payroll fof thfc month of December, #38 to and including #42 . SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 861.25 Payroll for the month of December, #30 to and' including #32 .
December Payrolls Recommended.
J anuary Payrolls Authorized
Item #3 PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING JANUARY 31. 1953 - ONE'MONTH x ■ '..GElteRAD FUND Payrolls - including ’School Administrators^ Clerical, Teachers,, Service Department Employees, and-extra services,. .....'. SEPARATE FUND ' , J Payrolls - Tncluding- School Administrators, Clerical, Teachers./, ' Service-Department Employees, and extra services'. . 1949 BOND,' / .e Payrolls - including engineer’s office ....... ' 1952 'BOND ... Payrolls - including, construction crews, on new buildings and anpeXee-. . r . . . . J. . . . ■., . ,.........................,. . . . --
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Payroll - Repair,/and modernization of buildings .GEteRAL BUMDINg 'wy 1952-53 ' ' ' Payrolls'-'■including construction crews ;on nev buildings and , ;,.’k............... . SEPj^ATE'.'BUi-lblNG LEVY 1952-53 . / Ls -including 'construction crews' .bri?zievi buildings . ^Payrolls
20,0.00 ,
The pgTsBon^ to he listed on these payrolls have beb^rj:,gularly -employed by the./: Board on an annual, monthly or daily basis and payrolls are to be,„computed on actual^ ^ga^arJejB as' fixed by?the Board.. All,payrolls will be suppox-ted,by verified payroll/^ claims carrying proper, authorization, and approval and .will t e examined by the Superfe'f intendent, 'Clerk', and'Auditor prior to release ,of warrants, We .recommebd th^t th®'se;J .claims be'ratified and,Approved .for payment subject only, to.:revision on certificate, ? ,as .to absenteesi and substitp^S;, and action of the Board on salaries 1 not designated',; and that the Clark be5authorized'to issue warrants for sfcme.
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Mr. McCray moved that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $193,394.74 be R. #4 allowed and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. Claims ApThe motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously. proved for Motion was made by Mr. McCray and seconded by Mr. Barton that payrolls for the month of December be approved and that the payrolls for the month of January be authorized as recommended. The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye." There being no further business to come before the Board, the President declared the Board adjourned sine die. >;«;
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Upon reconvening the following members were present: Mrs. L. D. Melton — - - - - Ward One John C. Pearson, Jr. - - - Ward Two C. B. McCray ------- -Ward Three R. Lewis Barton ------ Ward Four Jim Lookabaugh ----- —Member-at-Large
Dr. N. L. George, Clerk, acted as temporary chairman and the Board proceeded with its reorganization for the current year.
H. #5
Dec. Payrolls .Approved.— Jan. Payrolls Authorized. Adjournment Sine Die Board. Reconvenes
Reorganizatior of Board
MEETING OF JANUARY 5, 1953 - CONT'D
R. #6 Mr. McCray Elected President
Mr. Barton nominated Mr. C. B. McCray for President of the Board for 1953 and the nomination was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh. Therfe being no further nominations, Mrs. Melton moved that the nominations cease and that Mr. McCray be elected by acclamation as President of the Board. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried.
New President Takes Chair
Whereupon Mr. McCray took his seat as President of the Board of Education.
R. #7 Mr. Lookabaugh Elected VicePresident
Mrs. Melton nominated Mr. Jim Lookabaugh for Vice-President of the Board for 1953, the nomination was seconded by Mr. Pearson. There being no further nominations, Mr. Barton moved that the nominations cease and that Mr. Lookabaugh be elected by acclamation as Vice-President of the Board. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.
R. #8 Dr. George Elected Clerk
Mr. Pearson nominated Dr. N. L. George for Clerk of the Board for 1953, and the nomination was seconded by Mr. Barton. There being no further nominations Mr. Lookabaugh moved that Dr. George be elected Clerk of the Board. The motion '.as seconded by Mr. Pearson and carried.
R. #9 Mr. Green Elected Treasurer
Nomination of Mr. George H. C. Green as Treasurer of the Board for 1953 was raade by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton. Whereupon Mr. Pearson moved that nominations cease and that Mr. Green be elected as Treasurer. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried.
R. #10 Mr. Prigmore Elected Auditor
Nomination of Mr. John W. Prigmore for Auditor was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton. There being no further nominations, Mr. Pearson moved that Mr. Prigmore be elected Auditor/ for 1953. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried.
R. #11 Mr. Lybrand Elected Att'y
Mr. Pearson nominated Mr. Lybrand for Attorney of the Board for 1953, and the nomination was seconded by Mr. Barton. Whereupon, motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson that nominations cease and that Mr. Lybrand be elected Attorney. The motion carried.
R. #12 Bonds for Treasurer and Clerk -Approvec.
Mr. Pearson moved approval of bond in the amount of $100,000 for the treasurer, and $1000 for the Clerk of the Board. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.
R. #13 Bank Depositories Approved
Mr. Pearson moved approval of any Oklahoma City bank as depository for the Board of Education, and the following were listed as depositories at the present time: Liberty National, Fidelity National, First National, City National, Citizens State, First State, May Avenue, and Northwest National. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried.
R. #14Treasurer’s Report Rec'd
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the report of the School District Treasurer for December, as presented by Mr. Prigmore in the absence of the Treasurer, was received and ordered filed.
R. #15 Transfer of Appropr iat ions Approved
Motion to approve the following transfer of appropriations was made by Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and.carried: (Recommendation of the Auditor) ADD
CANCEL
$3,000.00 1,500.00 1,000.00 $5,500.00
$5, 500.00 $5,500.00
GENERAL
Custodian Supplies Maintenance-Industrial Arts Material-Grounds Nev? Furniture & Fixtures
0-2 M-4M-14C-l
SEPARATE
M-5 M-14C-l R. #16 Approval to Present Mr. Pearson with Gavel
Piano Tuning Material-Grounds Nev? Furniture & Fixtures
$
200.00 500.00
$
700.00
700.00 $ 700.00
Mr. Barton moved that since Mr. Pearson has already received a plaque in appreciation of his serving as President of the Board for the year 194-9, he be presented now with a gavel with his name carved on it, to be made by the Vocational Department of the schools, in appreciation of his splendid service as President of the Board for 1952* The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and carried.
PERSONNEL Personnel Recommendations £• |.
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The following personnel recommendations were submitted:
TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
1
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
Resignations
|(Miss) E?itter. Norma |jMr.) EFurlow. Howard
A. Johnson 2nd Jackson
s.s.
Gibson -rssi gn®d) i
1-2-53 11-28-52
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(Mrs) Sullivan. Harriet (Mrs) Burt,. Olivette (Mrs) Pryor, Willa
$3000
ho 50 $3050
B.A. Wayne sbury B*A. O.U., B.S. S. Eastern
A. Johnson 2nd Jackson: 5 yr». 12-1-5? S1S», English . Fillmore 5th 5 yrs. 12-15-5?
4- yrs. 1-5-53
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PERSONNEL ASSIGNMENT
NAME
Resignation® (Mr*.) ' Jones. Enos
Fillmor® 6th
EFFECTIVE DATE
12=1=52
(Elizabeth King = Ill cess) Shields 5 th 1-2=53 Powell. Vanda Jackson (Mr.) Remedial Readin g 1-2=53 Love,, Gilmore
Deceased (Mrs) Winslet-t. Lucv
Dunbar 5 th
11^30-52
REPLACEMENT ■ -
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
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SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
EFFECTIVE DATE
appr oved
EXP.
REMARKS
B. A. C. S.T.C. B.S» O.U.,
Roosevelt 5 yrs.. 12=1-52 Music Temporary Shields 5th 5 yrs. 1-5-53
(Mrs) Hinton. Ivory® Davis $3175
M.E. 0-U.
5 yrs.. 1-5-53
Dunbar 5th
(Mrs) Genders. Loi®
Non-degre® S. Western
5 vrs. lu5^53.
Putnam Heights 5 th
(Mrs) Harlin, Leilah (Mr.) King, Harley
$3050 $3050
leaves of Absence Ilinesa
(Mrs)
Shields 6th P. Heights 5th
(Imints. Louis®
(Mrs)
(Mrs) ,_x ./X « ... (Mrs) Baker. Helen
1st through th® 15 th (Mrs) Moor®, Esther ' (Mrs) Simpson, Mildred ..Miss) Byfield, Genet (Mrs) Boyte, Mozell* (Mrs) Meredith, Jewell
1=2=53
$2450
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Mayfair Kdvt.
(Mrs)
1=23-53
3 2=1 5=52
Personnel Payroll Clerk
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only <. Nichols Hill 3 Clerk 12=10=52 «Iark Twain Clerk • i 1-2-53 Jefferson Bldg,i Editorial Sec. 1-2-53'. Jackson . Attendance Clei kl-2-53 • Guidance Secretary 1-16=53
(Mrs) Davis. Eva ......................... (Mrs) Burroughs, Betty (Mrs) Womack. Frances (Mrs) Woods, Dorothy (Mrs) Ideen, Deborah (Mrs) Chadwell. Mary (Mrs) Nelson,, Viola
$2450 .
C.H.H^S. Hom® Temporary; 1 Personnel ‘ 12=1=52 Payroll Clerk Textbooks ; 1.2=1=52 Substitute! Cler W. Nichols Hill L2-.11=52 Clerk Mark Twain Clerk L-5- 53
Non=degre® S. Western 5 yrs. 12=8=52 ■ ■ .................... .
$175
$150 $80 $160
Jackson
$165
l-S-l'T'
$185
keenest T>e2?niiL^* to po..y Mr&. Mary Chadwell, Substitute CLerk - Jackson Junior hivh School | $6.50 per day - for services rendered on December 17 and 18, 1952.
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! Name Change:
Doris Beaver - Schumann - Capitol Hill
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Junior High School
Motion to approve the foregoing list of rersonnel was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mrs. Mexton, and carried on roll with all members voting "Aye. 11 gener al busin ess , PURCHASING- & INFORMATION
Motion to a” foll " - - °win& request for transfer of books was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton, and carried? The State Textbook Department having notified notified, us th«t that it i.
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iR- #17 I Personnel j Approved R. #18 Transfer of Books Approved
recognition *• «»
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to lowing equipment originally obtained from U. S. War Surplus, to approve the sale of the fol- R- #19 Mr. R. G-. Brown, Moore, Okla- Sale of Airhoma, the high bidder: craft Engines 1 Approved. - $1155.00 | 150.00 i
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TOTAL--------$1305.00
The motion carried
MEETING OF JANUARY 5, 1953 - CONT'D iz£x£zLf-ihLRx;
Information on School Feeding
It was reported that the United. Fund has granted an allocation of $6,000 to the Oklahoma City Schools for the 1952-53 School Feeding Program, which is the same amount we have keen receiving for several years. It was also reported, that the Director of the United. Fund, has complimented, the Oklahoma City Schools "for the efficient conduct" and loyal support of the United. Fund. Drive. BUILDINGS
R. #20 Change Order #1, Mar shall Addi t ion-Appr
Approval of the following Change Order #1 for the John Marshall Cafeteria was moved "by Mr. Pearson, seconded "by Mrs. Melton, and carried unanimously on roll call: (1) Install one sump pump next to Academic building with electrical connections and discharge in tunnel; (2) Install floor drain in East tunnel of Cafeteria and. connect;to sump sloping floor of tunnel to drain; (3) Coat and wrao gas line.
Total cost of
R. #21 Change Ord.er #1, Garfield Approved
Change Order #1 ------ $988*68
Mr. Pearson moved approval of the following Change Order #1 on the Garfield School: (1) Omitting the drive and parking area as originally shown on the architect's drawings, deduction of $1019*50 (2) Moving flagpole to new location and completing all of the concrete work shown on the revised drawings dated 12-11-52, outside of the school property line and in compliance with City Specifications, addition of 1662.50 (3) Completing all of the concrete work and guard ra.il shown on revised *' drawings dated 12-11-52 inside of the school property and in compliance with specification notes on the drawings, addition of 1993*00
TOTAL NET ADDITION---------------The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye "
1. #22 Negotiation •zith NW Christian Church Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton that the Board Attorney negotiate with the attorney for the Northwest Chrustian Church at NW 30th and May Avenue, whereby the large ditch can be leveled, the grounds fenced and the church allowed to use the parking space of the Board. The motion carried.
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of J. #23 the following described land for a new Valley Brook School, 7.46 acres at $1000.00 per ?urchase of acre, total $7,460.00, from Dot son and Merson Ifevelopment Company, with authority to issue land for New warrant for same when deed and abstract are approved by the Board Attorney: iTalley Brook School Approved LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF NEW VALLEY BROOK SCHOOL SITE
Block "A", Dotson and Merson Addition, more particularly described as follows: Located in the Sj NE^ of Section 26, Township 11 North, Range 3 West of the I. M., and is more particularly described as: BEGINNING at the NW Corner of said 80-acre tract, THENCE South 490 Feet; THENCE East 663.32 Feet; THENCE North 490 Feet; THENCE West 663.32 Feet. (1/4 mile south of SE 59th st., approximately 2000 ft. West of Eastern.) On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #2.4 Low Bids Let on Aluminum Windows, Acoustlcal Ceiling
Mr. Pearson moved that the Board accept low bid on 170 aluminum windows in the amount of.. $13,973*00 from John V. McAlister Company, and low bid on materials for metal acoustical ceilings in the amount of $9,459*86 from the -®all Distributing and Bnginnering Company, for 22 steel buildings; other bids, received in response to the attached advertisement, being placed on file in the.central office. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and,
R. #25 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of
MEETING OF JANUARY 20, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OR THE CITY OR OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK. PRESENT:
C. R McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton Mr. John C. Pearson, Jr. Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Gilbert Robinson, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, R. Ben Brown, Charles Harville, and Mrs. Floy Campbell - Directors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk’s Assistant.
The invocation was given by Mr. McCray, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr.. Lookabaugh, bids were opened on the new Prairie Queen School, and were read aloud as per the following tabulation of base bids; these bids being received in response to the attached advertisement:
R. #26 Bids Opened c Prairie Queer School (2nd bidding)
TABULATION OF BIDS ON NW PRAIRIE QUEEN SCHOOL (Second Advertising)
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Contractor
Base Bid
Lippert Clark Pace Shamrock Geo. Smith & Sons Tippin Orr James Bros.
$68,460 78,764.50 70,318 71,207 73.139 82,091 71.932
Contractor
Holloway E. V. Cox Acme Bonanza John B. Martin Moureau
Base Bid
$79,889 73,000 72,327 85,011.50 73,000 71.971
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to refer bids on the new Prairie Queen School to the Central Office for study and consultation with contractor and architect, with authority to let the bid, if negotiations are satisfactory, to the low bidder, Lippert Construction Company, whose base bid was $68,460.00, accepting Alternate #2 which deducts $7,465, giving a net low bid of $60,995*00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”
R. #27 Bids on Prairie Referred to Central Office for Letting
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, bids were opened in response to the attached advertisement for bids on an addition to the Nichols Hills Grade School, and bids were read aloud as per the following tabulation of tase bids: (Advertisement is included with the ad for Prairie Queen bids attached above.)
R. #28 Bids Opened on Addition t Nichols Hills
TABULATION OF BIDS ON ADDITION TO NICHOLS HILLS GRADE SCHOOL
Contractor
George Smith & Sons Cobb Constr. Co. Lehman Lippert Co. Forrest Woodward L. M. Jones Co. John >. Martin
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Base Bid
$53,511 50,335 49,424 59.665.83 52,437 51, *<48
Contractor James Bros. Tippin Constr. Co. M. B. Rischard Acme Constr. Co. Clark Pace Chas. T. Hughes
Base Bid
$64,240 51,219 48,886 50,200 56,345 50, *191
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to refer bids on the addition to Nichols Hills School to the central office for study and consultation with contractor and architect, with authority to let the bld, if negotiations are satisfactory, to the low bidder, Lippert Construction Company, their base bid being $*<9,424.00, with acceptance of alternates Nos. 3. *h 8, and 9, making a net low bid of $52,178.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.”
R. #29 Bids on Nichols Hills Referred to Central Offic for Letting
MEETING OF JANUARY 20, 1953 - CONT’D
R. #30 Alt. ?A & 7B New Douglass High. Accepted
It was reported that in investigating the alternates on the new Douglass High School which pertain to electrical installations, it was found that by adding to this contract $927.00 for Alternate 7A, public address system in the auditorium, and $206.00 for Alternate 7®« electrical apparatus in the cafeteria, there would be a saving of nearly $2000.00. Whereupon, motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton that these alternates be accepted and added to the contract, making a total of $1,214,027.00. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting ’’Aye.1’
Purchase of Conner Property Referred
It was decided to wait until a decision is reached in regard to securing an abstract for the property in Park Estates Addition owned by Roy B. Conner, before making the purchase.
R. #31 Att’y Directec to File Suit Establishing Ownership of Land, Britton
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the Board Attorney be directed to file suit to establish ownership of land, owned by the Board, 1| miles north of Britton. The motion carried.
R. #32 Substitutes Elected
Mrs. Melton moved approval to employ the following list of substitutes for immediate use: Allen, Hazel Brown, Imogene Cox, Maedella Duffner, Marilyn Essie, Ethel Fenimore, Veta Fisher, Fleur Lane Hansen, Darlene Hattendorf, Mary Hungerford, Patricia Jones, Mary Holcomb, Claudia Kernal, Eddie Mae Kirk, Katherine Lafon, Sallie McBride, Jean Mack, Bernadlne Maddox, Louise Marbury, Edna Mayes, Jo Ann Meeks, Marguerite Miller, Lois Marie Monroe, Nola Pharr, Janet Robinson, Virginia Thomason, Stella Tyson , Nettie V. Whittaker, Leonard Witcher, Berthyl Steen
B. S. M. A. Non-degree A. B. B. A. B. S. B. A. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. Non-degree B. S. B. S. B. A. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. B. S. M. A. B. A. Non-degree A. B. B. S. B. S. B. A. B. A. B. S.
Elementary Elem., English, History, Art Elem., Physical Educ., Biology, Social Science Elem., Art Social Stucies, Elementary Speech, English Speech, English, Secondary Primary, Elementary Elementary, Music Home Economics, Science, Elementary Social Science, Home Ec., Elementary Primary, Elementary Elementary, Soc. Science, Crafts Music, English Elem., English, Social Science Home Ecom., Elementary Elem., English, Math, Music Phy. Educ., Elem., Social Studies Elementary, English Kindergarten, Elementary Elem., English, S. S., Art, Music Elementary, English Primary, Elementary English, Elem., Speech Commerce, Elementary Kindergarten, Primary, Elem. Elem., Social Science Sociology, History Primary, Elem., Physical Educ., English
The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
R. #33 Space at Jefferson for Classroom Teachers R. #3^ Transfer of Fed. Assistance to New Classen Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve permitting the Classroom Teachers Association to use space partitioned off on the second floor of the Jefferson Building for their meetings. The motion carried.
Mr. Pearson moved that the Board transfer Federal Assistance Allotment from the U. S. Grant Junior High School to the new Classen High School, according to the following resolution: RESOLUTION, RSF, PART II PROJECT OKLAHOMA, 51-C-20-A REVISED BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education, Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma: That the construction of the new Classen High School, consisting of administrative suite, sixty-two classrooms, and service facilities, located at North West 27th Street and May Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is necessary and, in the public interest, should be provided at an early date; and
That for the construction of the aforesaid facility it is desired to obtain financial assistance from the United States of America under Title II of Public Law 815, 81st Congress, 2d session, approved September 23, 1950; and That N. L. George is hereby authorized to file on behalf of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, an application in the form required by the Commissioner of Education under Public Law 815 requesting payment by the Uhited States of America of funds to assist said School District in meeting the cost of constructing said school facilities; and
MEETING OF JANUARY 20, 1953 - CONT’D
That the cost of such school facilities being estimated, to amount to approximately $2,147,048.87, and. application to the United States for the amount of $900,000 being authorized, $1,247,048.87 shall be raised by Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; and
R. #34 ConVd
That N. L. George is hereby designated as the authorized representative of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma for the purpose of furnishing to the United States of America such information, data, and documents pertaining to the application for funds as may be necessary, and otherwise to act as the authorized representative of Indepsmdent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in connection with such application; and
That certified copies of this resolution be included as a part of the application for funds to be submitted to the United States of America.
The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried with all members voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the following resolution requesting transfer of Federal Assistance Allotment from U. S. Grant Junior High School to an addition to Southeast Secondary School: RESOLUTION, RSF, PART II PROJECT OKLAHOMA, 51-C-20-A-1 REVISED
R. #35 Transfer of Fed. Assistance to Southeast Hig Approved
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education, Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma: *'
That the construction of an addition to Southeast Secondary School, 5201 South Shields Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, consisting of seventeen (17) classrooms, a library, and sanitary facilities is necessary and, in the public interest, should be provided at an early date; and That for the construction of the aforesaid facility it is desired to obtain financial assistance from the United States of America under Title II of Public Law 815, 81st Congress, 2d Session, approved September 23, 1950; and
That N. L. George is hereby authorized to file on behalf of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, an application in the form required by the Commissioner of Education under Public Law 815 requesting payment by the United States of America of funds to assist said School District in meeting the cost of constructing said school facilities; and That the cost of such school facilities being estimated to amount to approximately $300,000, and application to the United States for the amount of $300,000 being authorized, none shall be raised by Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; and
That N. L. George is hereby designated as the authorized representative of Independent School D istrict No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma for the purpose of furnishing to the United States of America such information, data, and documents pertaining to the application for funds as may be necessary, and otherwise to act as the authorized representative of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in connection with such application; and That certified copies of this resolution be included as a part of the application for funds to be submitted to the United States of America. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by M rs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve the following resolution requesting transfer of Federal Assistance Allotment from the U. S. Grant Junior High School to an addition to the new Classen High School:
RESOLUTION, RSF, PART II PROJECT OKLAHOMA, 51-C-20-A-2 REVISED
BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Education, Independent County, Oklahoma:
School District No. 89, Oklahoma
That the construction of an addition to the new Classen Senior High School, located at North West 27th and May Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, consisting of thirty-one (31) classrooms, physical education rooms, music rooms, and sanitary facilities is necessary and, in the public interest, should be provided at an early date; and That for the construction of the aforesaid facility it is desired to obtain financial assistance from the United States of America under Title II of Public Law 815, 81st Congress, 2d Session, approved September 23, 1950; and
R. #36 Transfer of Fed. Assistance to Add: tion to New Classen Approved
MEETING OF JANUARY 20, 1953 - CONT'D R. #36 Cont * d
That N. L. George is hereby authorized to file on behalf of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, an application in the form required by the Commissioner of Education under Public Law 815 requesting payment by the United States of America of funds to assist said School District in meeting the cost of constructing said school facilities; and That the cost of such school facilities being estimated to amount to approximately $863,880.00, and application to the United States for the amount of $863,880.00 being authorized, none shall be raised by Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma; and
That N. L. George is hereby designated as the authorized representative of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma for the purpose of furnishing to the United States of America such information, data, and documents pertaining to the application for funds as may be necessary, and otherwise to act as the authorized representative of Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, in connection with such application; and That certified copies of this resolution be included as a part of the application for funds to be submitted to the United States of America.
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #37 Approval of Trips in Interest of School System
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve the following resolution directing the persons Indicated to take trips in the interest of the school system: RESOLUTION The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend meetings as indicated:
Dr. N. L George, Assistant’Superintendent, Administrative Services, and Mr. Ralph Ball, Architect, to attend such meetings as necessary at Dallas, Texas and Washington D. C., to expedite the execution of the contract for Federal Assistance to the new Classen High School and addition to Classen and to Southeast Secondary School; and authorizing Mr. Bill Foutz, Director of Buildings and Grounds, to attend a meeting of the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers in Chicago, Illinois, the last week of January. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the above persons be directed to attend the meetings as indicated with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education that it be is hereby ordered that their expenses be paid by the Board of Education.
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. AdjouThment
Approved the
Second
day of
February
1953.
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA CITI, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAI, FEBRUARY 2, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK. PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk R. Lewis Barton J im Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr.
Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. John W. Prigmore, Auditor; Messrs. Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Charles Harville, Gene Stinebeck, and Mrs. Floy Campbell - Directors; Mrs. Katherine Saner, Superintendent’s Secretary; and Miss Mary Thacker, Clerk’s Assistant. The invocation was given by Mr. McCray, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Lookalaugh, seconded by Mr. Barton, the minutes of the meetings of January 5, 1953 and January 20, 1953 were approved as read.
R. #38 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the Treasurer’s report as given by Mr. Prigmore in the absence of the Treasurer, Mr. Green, was received and ordered filed.
Motion for an tinues voting
H. #39 Treasurer’s Report Rec’d
s? was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve paying up to $100.00 abstract on the Roy B. Conner property in Park Estates Addition, if Mr. Conner conto refuse to bear this expense. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members •’Aye.”
R. #4o Agreement to Pay for Abstract if
The attorney explained the main provisions of an agreement recommended between the Board and the N. W. Christian Church, involving an easement, for parking jointly on the site of the new Classen High School between N. W. 27th and N. W. 30th, a copy of the easement to be placed on file in the central office. On information from the Board Attorney that approximately 4 acres of land in the vicnity of S. W. 53rd and Shartel Avenue may be obtained from Maude E. Roberts at $1,200 per acre for an elementary school site, legal description being as follows, motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the Attorney be directed to negotiate for the land, and directing the Clerk to issue warrant when all papers are in order:
A part of the NW£ of the SW^ of Sec. 21, Twp. 11 N., Range 3 West of the I. M., more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point 669’ East and 278.4’ South of the NW Corner of the NW^ of the SW^ of said Section 21; thence running South and parallel with the West line of said quarter section a distance of 260.4’.; thence East and parallel with the North line of said Quarter Section a distance of 651’; thence North and parallel with the West line of said quarter section a distance of 260.4*; thence West and parallel with the North line of said quarter section a distance of 651’ to the point or place of baginning, according to the Government Survey thereof.
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Agreement on Parking lay NW. Christia Church and Board Jo inti:
R. #41 Approval to Buy Land for School Site Near SW 53rd & Shartel (Elementary) (Wvi. Kt
On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting ’’Aye.”
1 i
| Mr. John W. Prigmore, Auditor, presented a statistical report of various fund accounts from I July 1, 1952 to Itecember 31, 1952, a copy of which is b£ing placed on file in the central !I office.
Auditor’s Report
| Mr. McCray introduced a group of Oklahoma City teachers who had been touring the central office building, and welcomed them to the Board meeting.
Visitors Introduced
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PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
The following personnel recommendations were submitted:
PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS ASSIGNMENT
NAME -(Mrs)-----------------------------------------
S fei
.
Lafayette 3rd
"Rii hh
r'J f A rSrM M t.Tner' fraliti
LeaTri?
EFFECTIVE DATE
1-5-53
NAME
(Mrs)------------------------------
.Tofffirs, Clara Sue
(Mrs)
Daniel, Charivne (Mir.)
TT»nmr>lr.
"P’ncsT Hath 0
£Ahsfiac-SJ-------- — ■
—,—;
Allen
REPLACEMENT
OR SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
BTS7 5’irrs $30,50 Prev. i B. A. $3350 Svstem only O.C.W. 1 semB.S. $3050 Syria Langston—
(Mrs) White3 Tlvhn________ $2600.....
OoGUJ.
EFFECTIVE DATE
APPROVED EXP.
-l.X
1-.7.53
1-26-5'! 1-27-5;
1-14-53
REMARKS
! 3rd—J
Westwood i Special Edhca Nuifbar dih Mayfair ' | Edict.. Asst. j
208 MEETING 0? FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - CGETT^
PERSONNEL
V
NAME
1
— — — - -=-l_________ INSTRUCTIONAL
*
LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Maternity .(Mrs) ■•Bates. Mary Lou
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
SALARY
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
I EFFECTIVE DATE
^7
REMARKS
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(Mrs) Cleaver. Jennie
Shields Heights Music 1„2^53
$2600
B.A. O.U.
Shields Height® Music
1-22^52
REINSTATEMENTS FROM LEAVES.OF ABSE NOE
(Mr.) $5250 Spaneler, Mace (Returning from Milit ary Duty) (Dr.) ' (Dr.) Dentist $2700 Dowe11. Vivian Separate School s 1-31-53 Cnvc Frank (Mrs) (Mrs) ‘South East $3250 English Hoffman, Helen 1-23-53- Bnrr1ett,e Maw TMrsT ^ — SECRETARIES $15£L na&sj----------------(Mrs) Harrison (Mrs) $80 1J 7f — .. RonfH Marv Alin© Clayton. Slhyxe-----------(Mrs) Fillmore (Mrs) 1-12-53 Dorsey, Billie------------ ... $15Q Clerk Elmzzh_De
Northeast Vice-Principal Dentist Separate Schaol South East
1-12-53 D.D.S.
2^1-53 1
1?--. .^1
,?k £3
l-6-53
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WilliwErHarr r s or
■'f-i2~5:
1-26-5:
in Tit —
l
Mi LlMslIP®11 •'■mo re ' ClBk ...
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INFORMATION TO THS BOARD
Reouest permission to pay Phyllis Whitney and Shir ley^Emerson |^y onl^ .75> per hour for work done in the Research depar tment.* on January 16, NAME CHANGESi
Leia Mae Holland - Thompson Nancy Puryear - Savage
7^
December TERMINATIONS ip-
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
PERSONNEL
1952
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
OR SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
||felvia Wflsen
gf - time floorman
12-4-52
Jubal J. Anderson
87,50
12-8-52
Hsronvill®
P'Sijbby Thsmas
student fl@®gman
12=9=52
John Francm
40,62
12-10-52
Gat®w©@<
J Eldsa. Heffman.
g time floorman.
12-15-52
Geldie Truelove
90 = 00
12-16-52
Southeast
[ J« J?» Bachanaa
fireman
12-19-52
Gilbert Sawyes
180,00
12-20-52
Jask&aa
' Hesmit Dani, ©Ison
g time floosmam
12-18-52
Reed Holmes
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87,50
12=22=52
Effies S3®,
vWo Ho sJohxisQix
sight watehmaa
12-31-52
Jeta W9 Samples
160,00
12-3,-52
Adm *- Bldg o
Elatae-Limb, Ifes.
g time custo-
12-31-52 '
Scott Iteschner
98*33
1-1-53
Lakes'tese
Cla3?<®@® Maj©?'®
night watchman
12-31-52
extea ©ustodian
12-29-52
i
r William E, Ri©@ k .
I)-
r
F1 IL
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Ada, Bldg,
170,00 Steve. Carder
175,00
Ray Bramlett
87.50
Mahlen Harvill®
87.50
Sonny Rose
87.50
William Parker
87.50
Jack Thorpe
40,62
1-5=53
extea
•g time Moorman. Washington ■g time fleorman . 12-15-52 Shidler -----1 time flccsFffiaK-" 12-20-52 Hersnville 11-24-52
■k time floorman univ, Heights
1-1-53
student Moorman Johnson “£•
w
209 MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - CONT’D
PERSONNEL EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS
M
APPROVED EXP.
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
GfiTa.l. n MrsJTav
§• time floorman 1-20-53
Nettie Snyder
98.33
1-21-5;
Garfield
Lucille Boydston
student flrmn.
1-21-53
James Garrett
40,62
1-22-5;
J. Davis
Ray Bramlett
§• time floorman 1-23-53
Elmer Heck
87.50
1-26-5:
Washington
160.00
1-6-53
temp, roving watchman
Arthur Hughes
j |
J
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TRANSFERS FOR THE MONTH OF DEGEMHEH, 1952 Lindsay Failes, past.time floosraan at Shidler to past time head.custodian at Van B‘®ea<> Salary, $98.33; effective - 12-16,52.
Jubal 3. Anderson, part-time floosman at Hesowille, salary’ - 87.50, to....fnll time floorman at Jackson, salary - 175.00. Effective, 12-20-52. Mabel Maysey, nine month matron at Bryan, from $188.’68 to'$210.00. Gerald $98.33 .
Effective 12-=l-»52.
i time floorman at Garfield to i time head custodian at Garfield. Effective 1-1-53.
Harold D. Jones, | time floorman at Hayes t© J time head custodian at Hayes. $98.33. Effective 1-1-53.
Salary to be
Salary to be
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended, personnel was made by MrS. Melton, seconded by Mr. Pearson and, on roll call, carried, with all members voting nAye.n
R. #42 Personnel Approved
BILLS AND PAYROLLS The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of January was submitted:
Report on Claims and Payrolls, ,
February 2, 1953
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration:
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT FEBRUARY 2, 1953:
Item #la Item #lb Item #lc Item #ld Item #le Item #lf Item #lg Item #lh Item #li Item #lj Item #lk
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1952-53 1952-53 1951-52 1951-52 19^9 1946 1952 1952-53 1951-52 1950-51 1952-53
$
53,903.06 5,079.17 11,824.76 1,350.32 22.45 360.20 95,043.05 54,826.53 13,330.36 3,363.75 ■ 3,839,.25 $242,942.90
GENERAL FUND SEPARATE FUND GENERAL FUND SEPARATE FUND BOND BOND BOND GENERAL BUILDING LEVY GENERAL BUILDING LEVY GENERAL BUILDING LEVY SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
——1— AMOUNT
1952--53 GENERAL FUND Acme Brick Go Adams-Irick Truck A & E Equipment Co All-Pest Exterminating Co Abingdon-Cokesbury Press ..Allied Paint Store Al’s Radi© & TV American Book Co ^American First Trust
American American American American
Floor Surfacing Library Assoc School Board Journal Speech & Hearing Assn
American TTP® Founders Ames Supply Co Assn for Childhood Education AT & SF Railway
Bills Recomended for Payment
Repr to Bldg Operation School Bus Instr Su.pl Serv for Dec Teaching Aid. Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - NE Instr Supl - Roosevelt Blue Prints Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid. Supl Adm Expense Sub Renewal - Bryan
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Indus Arts Equip Teaching Aid Supl Freight bill - HE
Selected Selected Lw Contract Publisher Low Selected
Publisher Publisher
Low
Publisher
3.05 112.92 143.70 24.50 2.00 125,04 114.70 14.98 4.16
83.47 4.00 15.75 3.5O
348.69 104.35 2.56 5.04
210 MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - COUT’D AMOUNT
V. 1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT’D
Bills Re commended for Payment
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Banks Upshaw & Co Barada & Pag® Beautesalon Supply Chas A Bennett Go
Instr Supl - NE Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Vac & Indus Teaching Aid Supl
Bewal Litho SupplyBill’s Grocery Bingham Printing Inks Boardman Co Bostitch-Midwest
Ofc Supl Instr Supl - Shidler Hom® Ec Instr Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars Ofc Supl
Branham’s Inc
Of© & Instr Supl
Bruce Publishing Co Mike Bryan Ofc Supl Buck’s Sporting Goods Bureau of Publications B & T Chemical Co Burke Aviation Corp Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Teaching Aid & Instr Supl Night School Supl Instr Supl - Phys Ed Teaching Aid & Instr Supl Custodian Supplies - Taft Instr Supl - Storage for Jan Repr to Of© Meh
California Test Bureau Capitol Towel Supl Inc Carola Radio Shop Carpenter Paper Co
Instr Supl Serv for Dec Repr to Equip Ofc & Night School Supl
Casmir Investment Co A M Castle & Co Bob Cates
Caxton Printers Central Scientific Co Childrens Press Inc Children’s Theatre Press
Rent for Feb Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Custodian Supl - Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - Westwood Instr Supl - NE Instr Supl - Westwood Teaching Aid Supl
City Spring Warks Harold S Clark Clarks Motor Co John H Cole Co
Training Instr Supl - Driver : Gen Instr Training Instr Supl - Driver : Repr to Equip
Cole-Pemberton Co Collins Diets Morris Co
Instr Supl - Central Hom® Ec Custodian Supl
Colonial Art Co Commercial Distributing Co Cook Supl Co Al Cook Desk & Ofc Supl Co Coronet Films Crowell-Collier Pub Co Ralph G Coxhead Corp Crah® Co Thomas Y Crowell Co Dally Law Journal HO Davis • Denman Floors Co ..Dickerson-DeWees Roy Dockum Motor Co Dolese Co Dollies Ceramics Doubleday & Go H Dorsey Douglas Dover Publications Inc Downtown Chevrolet Inc Bill Dcyl®
Dryer Clark & Dryer E P Dutton & Co Dyke Bros Educational Cards Inc Educational Clinic Educational Materials Services Elec Equip & Supl Co Educational Film library Assoc Elko Camera Store Elmer’s Brake Serv Exposition Press Inc Fair Park Food Mkt Fire Appliance & Supl Co Follett’s College Book Store General Biological Supl House General Electric Supl Co L ’ . ' . .
Instr Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars Repr to Equip Ofc Supl Instr Supl Sub renewal Repr to Ofc Meh - Instr Supl9 Voc Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl Legal Publications Instr Supl - Harding Repr to Bldg Operation School Bus-Upkeep Trucks & Cars___________________ _ __________ Upkeep Trucks & Cars Repr to Bldg Instr Supl Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Ofc Meh & Printing Teaching Aid Supl Operation Sch Bus-Upkeep Trucks & Cars-Instr Supl, Driver Training Ofc & Instr Supl Instr Supl, Voe & Indus Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Upkeep Trucks & Cars Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Webster Home E© Repr to Bldg & Equip Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - NE Repr to Equip - Night Sch Supl
Selected Low Publisher
12.82 13.65 24.37 4.12
Standard Selected Dow
9.75 15.00 20.00 5o 23 45.04
Selected? 2.10 Lew ? 433.92 Publisher Selected LowPublisher Selected
436002
Publisher
48.51 160.88 16.12 551-O?
Standard Selected? Low ?
8.98 3’75179.10 6.10 35’75 53 085 5»88
13.82 537’25
300000 2396.68 527o75
Board Action Selected? 7.15 Low ? 520.60
1.95 1.53 2.40 4.95
Selected Publisher Publisher
18.99 100.00 21.81 14.14
Selected Board Action Contract Standard? 8.64 Selected? 5®5°
30.28 260.02
Standard? 164.00 Low ? 96.02 low Selected Selected Selected Board Action Publisher
516.00 13.27 385.00 10.65 482.50 5.00 53.04 504.35 5»08 62.50 40.36 35.64 579.25
Lew Publisher Publisher Standard
“4.69
Selected Low Selected Publisher Selected Publisher Contract
Selected? low ?
.
25’64 584’35
Selected Publisher Low Publisher Publisher Board Action Selected Publisher Low Selected Publisher
Contract Publisher Selected Selected; Low ?
85.55 110.68.
157’94 18.72 19.99 10?.83 3»15 179.78 609.99
25’84 4.24 19.12 1.00 2.25 65.00 47.50 1.00 6.69 44.73 1.68 47.95 16.65 1’50 2.49 196.23 ■..
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1952-53 GENERAL FUND CQNT»D
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Petty Cash Reimbursement 16.69 1-3 Instr Supl Voc Instr Supl 12.32 1-3 1.40 Teaching Aid Supl 1-5 6.81 1-6 Printing 3.93 Library Books 1-9 1-10 Visual Aid Supl 5.52 1.00 Supt Ofc Supl A—13 15.83 a -16 Adm Expense 0-8 Upkeep Trucks„ Cars108.05 4.50 -T-2 Operation Sch Bus 5.00 m -14 Upkeep Grounds .87 M-10 Repr to Bldg .85 Nite Sch Supl N-7
Ginn & Co Goldsmith’s Music Shop Inc W W Grainger Inc
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - NE Repr to Equip
Grand Paint & Paper Co Graybar Elee C© Inc Harlow Publishing Corp E M Hal® & C© Halliburton* s Harcourt Brace & Co Hart Industrial Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip Teaching Aid supl Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl = Roosevelt Hom® Ec Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg - Custodian Supl9 Instr Supls Voc & Indus
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182-.77^^™^^ Bills Recommended for Payment
2.98 10.64 49.05
Publisher
Selected
Low ■ Law Publisher Publisher Selected Publisher Standard? 2550 00 Selected? 66.8? Low ? 10?9.49 ----------------------- - ------ r; -
669.48 51.52 10.12 16o 80 26.73 2.63 1401.36
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Jack Healey linen Serv D .6 Heath & C© Highland Magazine Supl Co Harpers & Bros Houghton Mifflin Co House of Clay House of Wren Huguley Paper & Box
Serv for Dec Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Library Supl Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl Ofc Supl Instr Supl
Hunzicker Bros
Ofc Supl - Repr to Equip
Board Action? I83.OQ Selected ? 10.77
193.77
IBM
Rental - Repr to Ofc Meh Teaching Aid Supl
? 790.00 ? 90.00
880.00
Reginald R Isaacs
Rental Standard Publisher
Jones Boys Fred Jones
Instr Supl - SE Home Ec Instr Supl - Driver Training
Contract
Kamp Bros
Instr Supl - Tafts Franklin,, Harding Home Ec Ofc Supl
; Ke® Lox Mfg C©
Kelite Products Harry Keeton Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Kelly’s Inc
Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Kilpatrick Bros
Repr to Bldg
Kings laundry John Knox Press Ksaak Grocery
Serv for Nov Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Roosevelt Home Ec
Life J B Lippincott Co litho Negative & Plate Co
Sub Renewal Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Ofc Supl & Printing
Publisher Publisher Low Selected Low
26.55
Standard Selected? 31.28 Standard? 187.71 Selected
34.40 218.99
7.40 22.80
30.20
Selected? Law ?
Publisher Publisher Publisher
Publisher Selected? Low 8 Low Selected Publisher
Ruby MeKelvy
Adm Expense
McKesson & Robbins
Health Sujpl - Repr to Equip
McKnight &, McKnight Pub Co
Instr Supl - V©e & Indus
30.34 2.60
3.60 22.95
Selected? Low ?
Macmillan Co Marshall Supl & Equip Co
Mason Advertising Co McDonald Scott Chev Co McGraw Hili'Book Co
1.10
78.10
L©w
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip - Instr Supl, Foe & Indus Instr Supl Operation Sch Bus-Upkeep Trucks Teaching Aid Supl
109.8? 12.36 106.?6 5.84 41.29 191.88 9.7© 13.44
Publisher
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co Repr t© Equip Lone Star School Book DepositoryInstr Supl Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co Instr Supl - Westwood
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Selected? Low ?
26.19
8.53 1.57 26.16
6.75 5.74 67.75
494.27 18.98 1.60
£13MBBTIEG Of mBHABT 2, 1953 - CONT'D ' ■
Bills Recommended for Payment
1952-?53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D
AMOUNT
Mechanics Coverall Supl Co Joe Medley Scale Co Mideke Supl Co
Serv for Dec Visual Aid Supl Instr Supl, Voe & Indus = Repr to Equip
Military Serv Publishing Co Miller Jackson Co Millsap’s ■
Instr Supl - NE Instr Supl - Classen Repr to Musical Instr
Publisher Low
Milton Bradley Co Minneapolis Honeywell
Instr Supl Repr to Equip
M L A Publications Inc
Instr Supl - Franklin
Low Standard? Contract? Publisher
Monroe Calculating Meh Co Monsanto Chemical Co William Morrow & Co
Repr to Ofc Meh Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Westwood
Contract Standard Publisher
15.00 39.00 1.58
Metter Bookbinding Co Multigraph Sales Agency
Library Supl - Taft Ofc Supl & Printing— Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Standard
58.73 115.56
Selected Standard? Selected? Low ?
Nation’s Schools Sub Renewal Natl Council of Teachers of Eng Sub - NE Natl Cylinder Gas Co Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Natl Education Association Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher Low Publisher
Natl Theatre Supl New State laundry New State Towel & Linen
Custodian Supl Sery for Dee Serv for Dec
Contract
Legal Publications
Publisher
North Star
‘
0’Connor-Oklahoma Co Repr to Equip H F Oden Uptown Floor Covering Repr to Bldg Okla Business News Co Ofc Supl
City Water Dept Gas & Elec Co County Water Co Dairy Supl Co Hardware Co
Okla Historical Society Okla Natural Gas Co Okla Oxygen Co Okla Publishing Co Okla Seating Co 0 K Stamp & Seal Co
Water & Sewage Serv for Dee Serv for Dec Serv for Dec Instr Supl Repr to Bldg - Custodian Supl
Teaching Aid Supl Serv for Dec Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Sub Renewal Instr Supl Ofc Supl
0 K Transfer & Storage Okla Typewriter Co Oxford. Univ Press Peerless Boiler & Engnr Co A E Petrie Flor-Tile Co W J Pettee & Co Pitney Bowes Inc
Repr to Bldg Repr to Of© Meh - Lee Instr Supl - Westwood Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Ofc Supl
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Repr to Bldg -■ Instr Supl
Delmar Pore Postmaster Postmaster
Repr to Bldg Postage for Dec Postage for Jan
Prentice-Hall Inc -.Pat Pugh Motor Co ip Radio Supl Inc '<Rat®laff IGA
Teaching Aid Instr Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl -
383.30 36.41 132.79
2.00 297.00 155.20
975.16 253.56
217.56 36.OO
2.50
-
3.00 4.00 18.00 1.58 269.3? 9.39 8.00
7.50
7.50 10.00 30.00
Selected
Okla City Assn of Insurance Agents Insurance Premiums Okla City Scenic Co Instr Supl - Central
Okla Okla Okla Okla Okla
23.90 10.60 552.50
Supl Driver Training Classen Lowell Home Ec
2864.26 47.80
Standard
Low Selected? Low ?
2719.95 5590.25 59.30 61.00 105.10
21.82 83.28
4.10 10,739.80 180.56 31.20 187.50 6.75
Publisher Contract Publisher Low Selected
33.75 39,21 1.92 810.Q0 19.54 284.00, 27.27
Publisher
Low Low Board Actions ? Low
1759*89 319.80
Selected
Publisher Low
Repr to Bldg-Upkeep Trucks & CarsInstr Supl - Voe & Indus
Selected? Low ?
200.00 200.00 200.00 3.80 4.60 36.00 54.25
Publisher
Teaching Aid Supl Library Supl Repr to Ofc Meh-New Sch Apparatus Repr to Indus Arts Equip Teaching Aid Supl
2079.69
1.00 824.60 95.32 12.00 4.50
Publisher
88.96 41.57
130.63
213 MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - CONT’D -
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GENERAL FUND CONT’D Kathleen Riggs Instr Instr Supl - Taft Roisman Products Co Custodian Supl - Taft Ronald Press Go Teaching Aid Supl Row Peterson & Co Instr Supl = Westwood Royal Typewriter Go Instr Supl = Voe & Indus R. S. & S. Go Library Books
Selected Standard Publisher Publisher Selected Publisher
Sanitary Equip Co Willis Sautbine School Executive
Custodian Supl Rent for Feb Ofc Supl
Low Contract Selected
165.00 300.00 4.00
Science Research Associates Scott, Foreman & Go Charles Scribner’s Sons
Instr Supl - Roosevelt Instr & Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Westwood
Publisher Publisher
13.00 7.5* 2.10
Scrivner Stevens Co Sears, Roebuck & Co
Custodian Supl Instr Supl
■ Semco Golor Press Sharp & Nichols Music Co
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Ofc Supl & Printing Instr Supl - Repr to Musical Instr
Sherwin Williams Simpson Bros Grocery Skirvin Hotel L 3 Smith & Corona Typewriter
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - NE Home Ee Gen Instr Ofc Supl
Snap-On Tools Corp
Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Selected; Low ?
Bills Recommended for Payment
12.50 40.00 2.72 1.52 3.28 21.8?
27.00 113.90
82.81 31. Q?
314.00 ' 131.50
Selected; 56.50 Publisher; 75.00 Selected..
9.18 19.96 7.00 24.00
Board Approved Standard
7.52
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« SW B® 11. T® lephone . Standard Roofing . "Standard Paint Go
Serv for De© Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg
Steck Go Stevenson11® News & Book Street & Smith Publications Ed Stuart Musi© Shop
Night School Supl Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus Repr to Musical Instr
S wrier G©
Instr Supl - Repr to Ofc Meh
Teachers College Teaching Film Custodians
Instr Si^pl Instr Svrol
Television in Education Project Teaching Aid Supl Serv for Jan B H Thomas Town of Nichols Hills Serv for Dee Teaching Aid Supl " Tupper & Love
"
Low
3021.48 37.75 ■ 132.80
38.35 50.00 1.75 274.75
Low
Publisher Selected; ^132.50 47.95 Standard; 256.50 Low ?
Board Action; ; Publisher Publisher Board Action
135* 00 120. 00
436.95
2.50 255.00
Publisher
1.00 111.11 15.00 2.41
3.75
Charles E Tuttle Co
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
Underwood. Corp
Repr to Of© Meh
Standard; Selected;
United World El1ms
Visual Aid Supl
University Book Store University of Portland Press U S Supply G©
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip
Publisher Publisher Selected
1.58 2.10 10.01
Van’s Auto Supply Vasseo Inc Viking Press
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Visual Aid Supl Instr Supl - Westwood
Low Publisher
42.50 7.00 1.58.
Wallace & Tiernan. C© S Paul Ward Tue
Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Lowell
Low Publisher
31.40 7.87
W M Welch Mfg Go Welding Equip Co West Side Grocery
Selected Instr Supl - NE Standard Night Sch Supl 16 Supl CH Sept 10 thru De© Instr
Western Newspaper Union
Instr Supl - Vo© & Indus
Western Union ’ Westinghouse Elec Supl Go Alice Whitten Wilcox & Follett Co .. H W Wilson Go Woodmansee-Abbott Musi© C© World Publishing Co Young America Films, Inc | ■■ ■
Serv for Dee Repr t© Equip Rent fox’ Jan
Instr Supl - Westwood Teaching Aid Supl ' Repr to Eurn Instr Supl - Westwood Teaching Aid Supl
107.49 32.04
Selected; 92.37 Low ; 513.OO
139.53
25.07
190.97 1.30 139.94 605.37
18.68 ’
Standard
66.54 15.oo
Publisher Publisher
5.86 25.00 22.50 2.97
Publisher
; i
^5.33 $53.90y.06 , k
________ MEETING or FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - COAT'D r
= Bills Recommended. for Payment
AMOUNT^
1952-53 SEPARATE FUAD
2.49 1.00 15.01 3.75
Publisher Publisher Publisher Selected
Allyn and Bacon Inc Audio-Visual Center Chas A Bennett G© Mik® Bryan Ofc Supl
library Books - Douglass Teaching Aid Supl Library Books - Douglass Hight Sch Supl
Capitol Towel Supply Inc City Spring Works John Day Co H 0 Davis Dickerson-D®W®es Dinks Parrish laundry Dyke Bros Family Service Assn of America General Elec Supl Go A L George, Clerk
Punk & Wagmils Go Has”lew Publishing Corp HunMcker Bros Hall & McCreary Co Fred Jones
Serv for Dee Instr Supl - Driver Training Teaching Aid Supl Visual Aid Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars Serv for Nov R®pr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl Hew Furn & Fix Petty Cash Reimbursement Upkeep trucks & Gars Teaching Aid Supl library Bosks - Douglass Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Driver Training
Publisher Publisher Low Publisher Contract
3.50 3.66 31.30 1.08 38.OO
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Low
56.38
McKesson & Robbins McKnight & McKnight Pub Co Macmillan Co Mideke Supl Co Minneapolis Honeywell Dr D M Moore William Morrow & Co Okla City Assn of Insurance Agents Okla Gas & Elee C© Okla Hatural Gas Co
Instr Supl - Douglass Library Books - Douglass Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg Repr to Equip Rent for Feb Teaching Aid Supl Insurance premiums
Low Publisher Publisher
^3-65 1.25 6.50 23.65 14.40 65»0o 2.37 84.76
Okla Oxygen. Go Okla Seating Go Okla City Water Dept
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Hew Furn & Fix Water & Sewage Serv for Dec
Contract Low
19.40 24?.20 302.41
Pittsburgh Plat® Glass Co
Repr to Bldg
Board Action
187.11
Richards & Conover Ho S• S» Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Library Books
Low Publisher
64.89 381.60
Sanitary Equip Co Sharp & Hiehols Music Co SW Bell Telephone Sumner Co Univ of New Mexico Press Vaseco Inc
Custodian Supl Hew School Apparatus Serv for Dec Repr to Ofc Meh Teaching Aid Supl Visual Aid Supl
Selected Low Publisher Standard
138.50 108.00 188.05 . 25.35 1.08 91.00
Custodian Supl Visual Aid Supl
Standard Selected
390.14 ' 84.00 '•
West Disinfecting Co . Westinghouse Elee Supl Co
16.31 1.75 2.11 175.80 21.68 5.36 35-72 8.91 ■ 61.61 1.50
Contract Publisher Low Low Publisher Low
Standard Contract Publisher
1082.05 1039.89
Serv for Dec Serv for Dee
._
$5,079.17
1951-52 &EARAL FUAD Aihfci lean Hewtf C"b
Library Books
Contract
Brodhead-Garrett Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Board Action
118.61
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Instr Supl
Lw
230.00
Farrar, Straus & Young Ine Federal Supl Co General Elec Supl G© Hart Industrial Supl C© W C Hixson C© Hunsieker Bros
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Phys Ed Equip Repr to Equip
Ha^ry Keeton Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Publisher Low Board Action Board Action Low Board Actions 402.86 Low 5 148?.54 Standard
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co
Repr to Equip Library Books
Board Action Publisher
447.57 1.68
\ - A G McG lurg & Co Murphy & Perkins
library Books Improvement of Grounds
Publisher Board Action
34.38 105.00
; , Okla Seating C©
Hew Furn & Fix
Board Action
5^09.25
Pitney Bowes
Ofc Supl
1
H» So & S$ C©
Library Books
Publisher
:
H W Wilson Co Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co
Library Books Hew Furn & Fix
Publisher Board Actions Low s
2166.09
2.37 20.40 600.85 64.38 148.00 1890.40
11.44
3.88 131.96
411.00 25.00
2.50 436.00
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - CONT’D
TOTAL
Harry Keeton Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
John V McAlister
Additions to Bldg
Board Action
Library Books
Publisher
>. Co ■? j£*
TOTAL
11,824.76 -
27.05 1316.52
6.75
1,350.32 AMOUNT
1949 BOM
W J Pettee & Co
- -.............
AMOUNT-
1951-52 SEPARATE FUiffi
R.
..
Modernization & Repr-Franklin
•
Standard
22.45
TOTAL
22.4<
1946 BOND
AMOUNT
Guy Bauguess
Serving Notices in.Board vs. T. H. Cassidy. Condemnation of land - SW Jr High
15.75
N L Georg®9 Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement Real Estate - Knob Hill, N®, U S Grant Jr.
3.85
Institutional Supl Co
New Furn & Fix - Sequoyah
Jack H Shoot
Appraisal Fees - 48th & Everest, 36th & Prospect, 37th & Prospect
Low
265.60
75.00
TOTAL 1952 BOND
360.20 amount
13.40 111.36 983.49
“Acme Brick Go American Marble Tile American Sheet Metal
Modernization & Repr - Franklin Modernization & Repr - Franklin New Equip - Kaiser
Selected
Brown Machinery Co Builders Cons Co Calhoun Lumber Co Crane Co
New Buildings - Franklin Est #1 - U S Grant Modernization & Repr - Hawthorne New Buildings - Franklin
Low
Doles© Co
Modernization & Repr - Wheeler
Selected
111.82
Dr F S Hart Hunzieker Bros Hudgins Thompson Ball
Consultant’s Fee -US Grant Sch Modernization & Repr - Franklin Architectural Fee - New High Sch
Low Contract
5069.00 28.56 25,000.00
Industrial Plumbing & Heating
Labor & Material for Plumbing & Heating - Harrison
Liberty Abstract Co Miller Jackson Co Milner & Putney
Title Search - NW Jr. High Modernization & Repr - Hawthorne Est #3 - John Marshall
Noftsger & Iawrenoe
Est #3 - John Marshall
Okla City Assn of Insurance Insurance Premiums Agents Okla Seating Co New Equip - Hawthorn® Okla Testing laboratories Sub-soil investigation -US Grant
Low
Low Low
45.00 16,297.20 519.59 33.83
612.72
10.00 51.72 33,300.00 666.00
2639.25
Low
121.50 397.50
8366.6O
Contract
A E Petrie Flor-Tile Co W J Pettee & Co
Modernization & Repr - Wheeler, Whittier, Eugene Field, Franklin Modernization & Repr - Hawthorne Bldg Material - Hawthorne
Low Low
290.76 327.55
Victory Glass Co
Modernization & Repr - Franklin
Low
46.20
Peerless Boiler & Engineering
TOTAL
95,043.05
Bills Re commended, for Payment
216 milHO Of rSBRTOBT 2, 1953 - COST'D
1962-53 GENERAL BUI WING LEVI Bills Recommended for Payment
k
>
Allied Paint. Store
Bldg Material - Rockwood, SE, Van Buren, Lakeside, Stand Watie
A M Bateman Boardman Co
Carpenter Paper Co E I DuPont
Ditching - Hayes Bldg Material - Rockwood, SE, Stand Wktie, VanBuren, Lakeside Est #6 - Shops Abstracts, Titles, ,Bayes Fee Preliminary Plans - Taft Jr Bldg Material - Kaiser,Hayes9 Shop Bldg Material - Lakeside, Van Buren Bldg Material - lakeside, Rockwood Bldg Material - Lakeside
Gardner Hotel Supl Co General Elee Supl Co N L George, Clerk
Builders Cons Co Coates Field Service Coston and Frankfurt Crane Co
Cullen Dumber Co
Low
168.00
Low ■
86.70 191.00
Low
27,640.80 22^3.97 1000.00 329.31
Low
32.00
Board Action Low
235.60 107.00
Hew Equip - Kaiser Cons of new bldg - Hayes, Lakeside Petty Cash Reimbursement
Board Action Low
170.00 225.00 13Q.70
Hew Equip - Kaiser, Polk
Board Action
1578.70
Bldg Material - Lakeside, Stand Watie Bldg Cons - Rockwood Ditch digging - Stand Watie Bldg Material - Madison
Selected
8.10
Selected
6.00 89.4-6 59.28
Hatcher Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, SW 55 th & Shartel (new school)
Board Action
Hunssicker Bros
Bldg Material - Lakeside
685.62
Industrial Plumbing & Heating
Labor & Material for plumbing & Heating - Hayes
318.00
Johnson & Matthews
Trench Digging - lakeside, Stand Watie Hew Equip - Polk, Fillmore, Kaiser Madison
Goodner-Van Engineering Co
.
Hart Industrial Supl Co Herb Welding & Radiator J C Hinchey Harrison Builders Supl Co
Jones Co
Kilpatrick Bros
Low
S?
Board Action
!
14-37.00
5516.69
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co Long-Bell Lumber
Bldg Material - VanBuren, Lakeside, Madison, Stand Watie Low Bldg Material = Hayes Selecteds 92.00 Bldg Material - Hayes, lakeside, Low s 165.44 VanBuren,
McKesson & Robbins
New Equip - Polk, Madison
Board Action
Mideke Supl Co
Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
Chas H Moureau Co Murphy & Perkins
Est #7 - Johnson Bldg Material - Lakeside,VanBuren, Stand Wati®
Board Action Low
Okla Seating Co
New Equip - Valley Brook, Tyler, Casady Heights, Rockwood, SW 55'th & Shartel (new) Soil investigation - Shops, Nichols Hills
Low
Peerless-Oklahoma Co A E Petrie Flor-Tile Co
Bldg Material - Hayes Bldg Material - Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, 5$th & S Shartel (New)
Low Board Action
W J Pette® & Co
Bldg Material - Van Buren, lakesid.® Low
1041.75
Phillips Natural Gas Co
Rerouting 6lt Gas line around Franklin Kaiser School Site
1700.00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Bldg Material - Lakeside
Selecteds Low 5
Robberson Steel Co
Bldg Material - Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, SW 55 th & Shartel (new)
Board Action
Okla Testing Laboratories
)
34.30
1667.56
W A landers
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784.08
Low s 204.64Bldg Material - Stand Watie, Van Board Actions 1462.92 Buren, Hayes, Lakeside, Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, SW55th & Shartel (new school ) Repr Tools - Various new schools
Kluck Saw Works
r_____ .
AMOUNT
40.00
38.42 257.44 1827.00
14.65
'
1719.00 551.59
461.30 130.003
12.84 55.28
1 — I
45.OO 1788.33
68.12 399.06
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - CONT’D j
1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
AMOUNT
Hunsieker Bros
Bldg Material - Rockwood
Board Action
136.10
John V McAlister
Bldg Material - SE, VanBuren, Lakeside, Rockwood, Stand Wati® New Equip - Fillmore, Rockwood, Stand. Watte, Madisons, Polk, Prairie Queen
Board Action
4202.26
Board Action
8992.00
Okla Seating Co
TOTAL
Bills Recommended for Payment
i
13,330.36
AMOUNT
1950-51 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
493.40
Benedict Bros
Final Est - Harrison
Chas H Moureau Co
Final Est - Johnson
Contract
2864.00
Reynolds & Morrison
Final Est - Harrison
Contract
6.35
TOTAL AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
10.00
Carpenter Paper Co Hatcher lumber Co General Elec Supl Co Kilpatrick Bros
Rental Sand Blasting Machines, "Dunbar Bldg Material - Edwards, Dunbar Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards Bldg Material - Dunbar Bldg Material — Dunbar, Edwards
W A lander® Loug-Bell Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar Bldg Material - Dunbar
Okla Seating Co
Hew Equip - Dunbar, Edwards
Low
164.75
W J Pettee & Co A E Petrie Flor-Tile Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards
Low Board Action
393-75 565 -66
Robberson Steel Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards
Board Action
1253.50
Booth Tank Co
61.20 224.15 45.OO 450.28
Board Action Board Action Low Board Action Selected; Low ?
83.55 587.41
I38.6O 448.81
3,839.25
TOTAL _______ Y_______
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All the claims shotfn in iteifi!i,#la to #lki'both’ inclusive have been examined and •—< ' J _ z X _. 'approved by the auditor as to appropriation, o,f < .expenditure , calculation, -------------— , j.purpo.se ------- -T-----------------------------------------,----------------------------------- ---------------*' and‘receipt by the'department heads. We ’* recommend’ that' same-ib'e-. allowed -•* 1 ■’ and' ” the •’ Clerk rm£m£ thereof. f1 J -J xbe instructed to is^ue warrants in payment I " ..............
Item #2
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January ^Payrolls ! Recommended
'PAYROLLS PREY I OUS IY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UR0N1 WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED AREAS FOLLOWS;
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GENERAL FUND 1952-53 ' ‘ Payroll for the month ofvJanuary, #1092 to and including #1266 . $645,601.6'1 .SEPARATE FUND 1952-53 63,968.34 Pay-roll, for the month 194,9 BOND FUND Pdyr.oll for the month 1952 BOND FUND Payroll for the month of January, #17 to and.including #26 . . GENERAL BUILDING LEVY _ ( Payroll for the month of January, #43' to and including #50 • SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY /1952-53; ) -Payroll for'the month of January, #25 to and including #27'• r
J fl x'
I *
February Payrolls Recommended
Item #3 ’ PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING FEBRUARY 28, 1953'“ 0® MONTH
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1 1 < I f ' I ' ' GENERAL , *wxj.n FUND - xu.x.ljidlng School Administrators?. Clerical,.^Teachers, Payrolls - inc Service Department Employees, and extra services’ . 1 . SEPARATE-FUND ... i 'SEPARATE-FUND ' Payrolls -'including School Adninistrators,*- Clerical, Teachers, Service Department Employees, and ext^a .Services .' . . 19&9 BOND, \ Payrolls - including engineer’ b off:i’c.e7k, } X ' X ,\X'. ‘ trV>uV'Vt . x952_B0ND -■ Including construction . re«s on annexes . ' CrENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 -■ Payrolls' including construction crews cn new buildings ands '■-zann^wis?; :' SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952-«53
Payrolls - iBCludlhe .construction cr«w$<i-rn n-=». 111 ■ irli r>^<s .
<# \ f
.7
650,000,00.. i
?V J
I 5
65 i'ooo.'oo /
3 00,0.00T
10.,000(^0/. i
(! -OiHn «wrki‘
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MEETING OF FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - CONT’D >The-'persons to be listed on these payrolls' have' been jr$gul&dly employed 'by the -■,- Board on an arinual, 'monthly' or''daily basis and'payrolls' 4areJ to be computed on actual •Salaries 'as7'fixed by the Board. All payrolls will be puppoyfed _by^yeri'fiedlpAy.roir ; claims carrying proper authorisation-and approval and will benexamined) By the7-'Supers•<'' ^tandent, Clerk, and Auditor prior to release tof warrants, ftc recpmmehd that these \ “claims be ratified and approved 'for payment subject only to revision oh. certificate., • as. to-absentees and substitutes, and action of the Board on salaries not designated^. , and that the Clerk be authorized to issuerwarrants for same.',
R. #43 Claims Approved for Payment R. Jan. Payrolls ApprovedAug. Payrolls Feb. Payrolls Authorized R. #45 Bid Let on Oxygen and Acetylene
R. #46 Bid Let on Shpplies for Motor Vehicles.
R, #47 Trips of School Executives Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $242,942.90 be allowed and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting ”Aye.w Mr. Pearson moved that the payrolls for the month of January be approved and that payrolls for February be authorized as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried on roll call with all members voting"Aye."
GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION AND PURCHASING Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to award contract to the low bidder, Oklahoma Oxygen Company, for supplying oxygen and acetylene from February 3, 1953 to February 3, 1954, the oxygen and acetylene to be used for both maintenance and instruction purposes - the bids being received in response to the attached advertisement for bids all bids being placed on file in the central office. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.**________ _________
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr.Barton to accept low bid on service station supplies and service for school buses, trucks, and cars, the purchase to be made on contract with Dickerson-DeWees Service Station, for a period of one year or less from February 3, 1953» to extend not later than February 3» 1954 - other bids being placed on file in the central office and received in response to the attached advertisement for bids* On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting MAye.w
Motion to approve the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend meetings and take trips in the interest of the school system was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton: RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attendtthe meetings as designated:
Dr. J. C. Swanson and Mr. M. J. Burr - a meeting of the American Association of School Administrators and Educational Research Association, February 15-19 in Atlantic City; Dr. Melvin Barnes, National Association of Secondary Principals, February 21-25, Los Angeles, California; Mrs. Gladys McDonald, National Conference "of Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, February 7-12, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. Clifford Costley and Robert Brunson, National Association for Visual Instruction, February 22-28, St. Louis, Missouri.
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23 9 MEETING OE FEBRUARY 2, 1953 - CONT’D
R. #47 Cont’d
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the persons above designated be directed to attend the meetings as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that all expenses on the trips be paid by the Board of Education. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #48 Mrs. Melton moved acceptance of the bid of the Thompson Book and Supply Company on art and science furniture for the John Marshall Secondary School in the amount of $8,846.45, Bid on Art & I Science Furn. this being the only bid on the items advertised, payment to be from the 1952 Bond Fund. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye. 1let to Thompsc I (Ad for bids on this furniture is included with the one for motor vehicle supplies on previous page.) R.>9 Claim of Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson to pay claim of George Smith and Sons in the amount of $11,580.86, and claim of Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg for $352.00 Contractor & Architect against the Polk Elementary School project. On roll call, the motion carried with all Allowed members voting "Aye." BUILDINGS
Dates for Opening of Bids on Buildings
It was reported that February 10, 1953 is the date, 4:30 p. m., the time, for opening bids on the following building projects: (Advertised Jan. 25 & 26, Feb. 1 and 2.)
1. 2. 3.
Additions to West Nichols Hills School Third addition to Millard Fillmore School Third addition to the James Buchanan School
It was reported that the Board of Education and the City of Oklahoma City have jointly advertised for bids for the construction of a water main to serve the Rutherford B. Hayes School and that of the blds received, the low bid was made by the Doerfler Construction Company in the amount of $23,183.25. Whereupon, Mr. Pearson moved that this low bid be accepted and authority granted to sign the necessary documents. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and on roll call, carried unanimously.
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|R. #50 'Low Bid Accepted on Water Main i
It was reported that the administration has examined the bids on the new Prairie Queen SchoolR. #51 and recommend that the low bid of $68,460.00, less Alternate #2 in the amount of $7,465*00 Letting of Lo\ — net bid of $60,995.00 — be awarded to the Lehman Lippert Construction Conpany WhereBid on Prairie Queen School upon, motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the recommendation be approved and the bid let to Lehman Lippert Company. On roll call, the motion carried with ^Confirmed all members voting "Aye." I It was reported that the administration has examined the bids on the addition to the Nichols Hills School and recommend that the bid of Lehman, Lippept Construction Company — base bid $49,424.00 — less Alternates # 3 #4, plus,' Alternates #8 and #9 - making a net low bid of $52,178.00 — be accepted. Mr. Lookabaugh moved acceptance of this low net bid* and the motion was seconded by Mrs.Melton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
R. #52 Letting of L01 Bid on Additit to Nichols H. Confirmed
! Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to authorize architects, Hudgins, Thompson and Ball, to draw up plans and specifications for a gymnasium for the new Classen High., the cost of the gymnasium to be approximately $450,000.00. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #53 Drawing up of Plans, Spec, for Classen Gym, approved.
I Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to instruct the architects, I Hudgins, Thompson and Ball, to proceed with plans and specifications for additional classi rooms at an approximate cost of $ 300,000.00 at Southeast Secondary School, this project to be advertised for bids as soon as funds from in lieu of tax funds are available or as soon as the money is available from the 1953-54 Building Levy Fund. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."
R. #54 Drawing up od Plans, Spec. forAdditional Classrooms a1 S. E*
Mr. Pearson moved approval to grant permission for the Scout Troop which has a Scout house on the new Classen High School site to move this house to the west part of the James Madison School grounds, providing it is clear under our lease that we can do so, and- Ifcnot, it will be necessary to get permission from the City, and providing also that it is defintely understood that it may be necessary for them to move within two years. The motion was second* by Mr. Barton and carried.
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton granting permission to employ ... the Coates Field Service, Inc. to obtain three easements needed for the construction of the Rutherford B. Hayes outfall sanitary sewer* at an expense of $2,243.97, to be paid from the General Building Levy Fund. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the closing of the following streets in order that the additional land for Northeast High School may be developed properly and economically: (1) Close Stonewall Street from NE 30 to NE 33 with the exception of Lot 1, Block 5, Clarks Sub-division; (2) Close NE Hill from Kelley to Lottie; (3) Close NE 32 from Stonewall east to a point 329.3 feet east of Stonewall. The motion carried.
R. #55 Approval for Scouts to Move Bldg. R. #56 EmployIng Fii to Obtain 3 Easements Anuroved
R. #57 Closing of Streets Approved
MEETING OE FEBRUARY 10, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK.
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr.
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Others presents Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; R. Ben Brown, Mrs. Floy Campbell, Mr. Bill Foutz, Mr. H. B. Ginn, and Mr. Gilbert Robinson - Directors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk’s Assistant.
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The invocation was given by Mr. McCray, President.
: Invocation
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, bids in response to the attached adver tisement, were_opened and read aloud as per the tabulation of base bids shown below:
j R. #60 Bids Opened c West Nichols Hills Additic
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Mr. Barton Enters
Mr. Barton entered
TABULATION OF BASE BIDS - ADDITION TO W. NICHOLS HILLS
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Acme Construction Co. ♦Cox Construction Co. Everett Construction Co. Hughes Construction Co. Industrial Construction
$85,861 79,876. 92,609 87,81? 96,964
Clark Pace Construction Co. Rischard, Contractor Schwartz Construction Co. George Smith & Sons Tippin Construction Co.
$84,750 85,300 89,986 84,990 84,876
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton that bids on the addition to West Nichols Hills School be turned to the Central Office for tabulation, consultation with contractors and architects, and recommendation to the Board at a later date. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #61 Bids Referred to Central Of fice for Tabu lation & Consultation
On motion.of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton,bids in response to the attached advertisement for. bids for a third addition to the Millard Fillmore School, were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation of base bids shown below: (The ad on this is included with the one above for W. Nichols Hills Addition)
R. #62 Bids Opened on 3rd Add. to Fillmore
TABULATION OF BASE BIDS ON 3RD ADDITION TO FILLMORE SCHOOL
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Cox Construction Co. $59,880 Culwell Construction Co. 63,585 Industrial Construction Co. 66,990“ Dave Martin Construction Co. 61,290 Secor Building Co. 67,180 ♦Skaggs, J. W. Constr. Co. 55,776
George Smith &
Sons
$59,084
Tippin Construction Co.
57,524
Forrest W»od, Inc.
66,880
Mr. Barton moved that the bids on the third addition to Millard Fillmore School be referred R. #63 to the central office for tabulation and consultation with contractors and architects and Bids Referred later recommendation to the Board. The mbtion was ‘seconded by Mr. Pearson, and oh roll Cdll, to Central carried with all members voting ’’Aye.” Office
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton, bids received ' in response to the attached advertisment for bids on a third addition to the James Buchanan School, were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation shown below: (The ad is included with the one shown above for W. Nichols Hills Addition.) Grant Carpenter Industrial Construction Co. Ctilwell Construction Co. Hughes Construction Co. Builders Construction Co.
$172,414 172,229 159,995 164,300 162,985
$159,862 157,947 167,360 154,250 153,327 Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that all bids on the third addition to the James Buchanan School be referred to the central office for tabulation and consultation with contractors and architects and later recommendation to the Board. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye;" George Smith & Sons Weller Construction Co. Secor Building Co. Cobb Construction Co. * Acme Construction Ch.
R. #64 Bids Opened oi Addition to Buchanan Schot
B. #65 Bids Referred to Central Office
MEETING OF FEBRUARY 10, 1953 - CONT’D Visitors
The President introduced a1-group of separate school teachers who had been touring the central offices and were present as visitors.
R. #66 Guaranteed Title Accepted in lieu of Abstract
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton that the Attorney’s recommenda^tion to accept American First Trust Company’s guaranteed title on the RoJr;,B. Conner land in Park Estates, be approved, at a cost of less than $L00.00 for the title. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. (This guaranteed -bWMet is in lieu of an abstract
Date Set for Bids on Addition to Taft
The Board was informed that Tuesday, March 3, 1953» 4:30 P. M. o’clock, has been set as the date for receiving bids on an addition to Taft Junior High School, the bids to be opened at a meeting of the Board on that date, at that time.
R. #6? Approval to Place Sign, Jefferson for Sale
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton approving the granting of authority to the central office to place a sign on the Jefferson School Property denoting that the property is for sale. The motion carried.
R. #68 Purchase of School Site for new Elem. S cho ol-Che s ter A. Arthur— from Givens
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of the following described land for an elementary school site at S. W. 49th and Independence Ave. school to be named the Chester A. Arthur School, with authority for the Clerk to issue warrant in payment of same: "Part of the Southwest^of the Northeast^-of Section Twenty-four (24), Township Eleven (ll)iy Range Four (4) West, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point in the West line which is 1846.-44 feet South of the Northwest corner of said NE^; thence South and along the West Line of said NE^ a distance of 627.51 feet; thence East aM parallel to the South line of said NEj a distance of 702 feet; thence North and parallel to the West line of said NEg- a distance of 462.51 feet; thence West and parallel to the South line of said NEg- a distance of 25 feet; thence North and parallel to the West line of said NEj a distance of 165 feet; thence West and parallel to the South line of said NEgto the point or place of beginning, containing ten (10) acres more or less; less one-half of the mineral rights previously conveyed or reserved and subject to the following road easements which are hereby dedicated to the public use, to-wit: (1) The west 3° feet of the conveyed tract. (2) The South 25 feet of the conveyed tract. (3) The East 25 feet of the South 462.51 feet of said tract, and subject to a utility easement of 72 feet off the North side of said tract which likewise is hereby dedicated for utility uses and purposes," Ten acres _ $10.000. ( • " K 0 4
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #69 Board to Construct Sewer at Prairie Queen
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that the Board approve the construction of a sewer in the new Prairie .Queen School District, the cost of the lift station and 1000 feet of six-inch line estimated at between $7,000 and $8,000, with an agreement with owners of the Duffner Tract that they would pay one-half this amount and the Board the other half, it being further understood that this would be a private line and that the Board would be reimbursed for their expense by payment to the City and they to us from residences and retail businesses attached to the line. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "aye.*
Appraisment on Jr. High School Site
The Board Attorney reported that the Commissioners.-; in Condemnation have filed their appraisment in the condemnation suit; Board vs Cassidy, et al, this being the junior high school site located at N. W. 10th and Meridian, as follows:
Ellen Cassidy tract, 16.267 acres at ------ - $38,227.45 May M. Fox tract, 2.514 acres at ———-------- - —— 5,907.90 Eckert tract, 2.514 acres ------------- 5,028.00
The Board authorized negotiations for the above junior high school site. R. #70 Mr. Pearson moved approval to allow claim of $11,400 to the Craig Construction Company as Claim of a partial; payment for James A. Garfield School. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, Craig Constr. pn roll call, carried unanimously. Approved
R. #71 Res. in re Roads to Prairie Queen School
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the following resolution prepared by the Board Attorney in regard to opening roads to Prairie Queen School and approving preparation of warranty deed for the Board^s part of the road:
RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, is the owner of the following lands in Oklahoma County: SE^ of the SE-f of the- NW-g-, Section 29, Township 11, North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian.
and must have access thereto by roads to the North and to the East, which roads must be built by Oklahoma County. There is now dedicated to road purposes the West 10 feet of the NE-jj- of said Section 29, and there must be acquired for the Noe th and South road right?efway over the East 50 feet of the NW-jj- of said Section 29 and 60 feet centered on the South
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RESOLUTION - CONT'D
line of the above described property of the School District to connect directly or indirectly with a road running East from the West line hf the School District property. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED That the officers of the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, be empowered and directed to make, execute, and acknowledge a Warranty Deed conveying to Oklahoma County for road purposes, the East Fifty feet amd tjie South Thirty feet of the above described ten (10) acres owned by the School District for road purposes; and,
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That officers of the School District be authorized, empowered, and directed to deliver said deed to Oklahoma County when, but only when, Oklahoma County has acquired right-of-way to build the above road North on the half section line to the North, line of said Section 29, and the right-of-way.' to build the 60 feet road South of the School District property above described, centered on the half section line and to. build a road East from the East line of the School District property and is ready to contract for the building of said roads; and
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED That a copy of this Resolution, certified by the Clerk of the School District, be forwa rded to the County Commissioners and a ,copy be forwarded to Mr. Artie Marvel, Engineer of Oklahoma County.
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On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."
R. #72 Bid Let on Canopies
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid for canopies to annex buildings, in the total amount of $A971*2A, from Armco Company, as follows: General Building Levy for Lakeside, Rockwood, Stand Watie, Van Buren & Southeast schools ——$3817*25 Separate Building Levy for Dunbar School ---------------------------------- 1153*99 TOTAL-----SA971.2A On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
The Superintendent reported that Mrs. Pauline Ainslie, Principal of Lowell School, had been seriously injured in an automobile accident.
Report of Accident !
The Superintendent gave a brief discussion of impending •legislative matters with the Board of Education.
Impending Legislative Matters
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the following resolution to be included with application for federal assistance in the construction of Classen High i R. #73 School (new), in which the School District spates it will "equip and adequately furnish the Resolution building" : in re Federal Assistance RESOLUTION Adopted , RESOLUTION, RSF, PART II PROJECT OKLAHOMA, 51-C-2O-A, REVISED BE IT REe SOLVED by the Board of Education, Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma:
That the construction of the new Classen High School, consisting of administrative suite, sixty-two classrooms, and service facilities, located at North West 27th and May Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is necessary and, in the public interest, should be provided'ht an early date; and » That for the construction of the aforesaid facility it is desired to obtain financial assistance from the United States of America under Title II of public Law 815, 81st Congress, 2d session, approved September 23, 1950; and
That Independent School District No. 89, Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, will •_provide funds to equip and furnish adequately the building provided by the above project #51-C-20-A-Revised; and That certified copies of this resolution be included as a part of the application for funds to be submitted to the United States of America. *
The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting"Aye *"•• (See R. #7 A bel^w.) THERE N. THE ARD ADJOURNED
*See R. #7A below Adjournment
ATTEST
Approved this *
day of
1953.
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve tentative budget for R. #7A 1953-195^ in the amount of $8,836,012.00 as recommended. On roll call, all members present Tentative voted "Aye." Budget 1953-5 Approved
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MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TH® CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION
IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1953 AT 4:30 P. m. O’CLOCK.
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. Geor/ge, Clerk
Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr. ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. John W. Prigmore, Auditor; 1. V. Ballard, R. Ben Brown, Mrs. Floy Campbell, Mr. Bill Foutz, Mr. H. B. Ginn, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Mr. Chas. Harville, and Mr. Gene Stinebeck, - directors; tytrs. Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk's Assistant. TnvocadiiQh
The invocation was offered by Mr. McCray. On motion of Mr. P,earson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the minutes of the meetings of February j 2, 1953 and February 10, 1953 were approved as read.
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I Miss Ida Hasley, who has been using the land owned by the Board ljj miles north of Britton, i appeared before the Board in regard to this land and the lawsuit which the Board has filed [ for possession of the land.
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iAfter some discussion the Board decided to give Miss Hasley twenty days longer to answer the i suit, with the hope that in the meantime some satisfactory agreement may be made. j
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In Re Lawsui' N. of Britto: Property
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R. #75 Minutes Approved
LEGAL and
fin anc ial
repo rts
R. #76 On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, the report of the School District Treasurer, given by Mr. Prigmore in the absence of Mr. Green, was received and ordered filed. Treasurer's Report Rec'd Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, informed the Board that a report would be mailed to members of the Auditor's Board within a few days. Report Mr. Lybrand, Attorney,reported that Mozelle Winn had filed suit aginst the Board in conAttorney's nection with the old Prairie Queen School site, because it had been abandoned as a school site, but it was Mr. Lybrand's opinion that nothing serious would come of it. i Report i
Mr, Lybrand also reported on the site at N. W. 12th and Meridian for a Junior high school site, stating that two of the owners, Li M. Eckert and Mrs. Ellen Cassidy, had asked for a jury trial, and that Mrs. May M. Fox was being directed, also, to have a jury trial.
Mr. Sloan Protests Condemnation of Land
I Mr. Kenneth Sloan appeared before the Board and protested the condemnation of the land I selected at N. W. 12th and Meridian for a junior high school site, because the property iowners do not wish to sell. The President responded for the Board that this is the usual iprocedure for procuring land for school sites when it is impossible to secure land by ne; gotiations.
!Mr. Lookabaugh informed the Board that he had been approached by someone interested in buying ; the old Valley Brook School.
Prospective Purchaser fo: Valley Brook
jPERSONNEL Personnel Recommended
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! The following personnel recommendations were submitted:
PERSONNEL TERMINATIONS NAME
JINSTBRCTIONAL (Mr.) Vayidemeer Jr. , Hsnry
ASSIGNMENT
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EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
5 •5
REMARKS
: —.. . Taft Physical Ed.
2=4-^ B
(Mr.) Velis. Don Lvnn (Mr.) 2-9—53 White. Nat Foster (Mrs) (Additional nosition- due to increas ed enrollm ant) Bower. Ysleta (Mrs) Classen (Mrs) Hedrick. Helen Physical Ed». 1-23-53 Maddox. Louise Shidler (Miss) Harvey. Virginia > Is t . 2-2£dX Hutcheson. Lenora
.(Louise Counts - Leav e of Absence) (Mr.) Northeast Jeffers. Edward Music
$3050
$3175
$3000 $2700
$2600
B.S. o.u. M.M..E. O.U. • B»S» .
Shields Heights] 6 th -I Northeast ; . J J 5 yrs*. 2-10-53 Music Polk J 4 yrs* 2-2-53 1st j Claissen-Phys. B B.S., fest Centra 1 1 yr. 2-19-53 for remainder .J B.S. Shidler N.W.S.C. 0 is is i 5 yrs.; 1-26-53
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT’D
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INSTRUCTIONAL 1
TERMINATIONS
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NAME
PERSONNEL OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
NAME
DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
RF'U.
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
WENT
REMARKS
lr.F.AVES OF ABSENCE L Maternity;
|(Mrs) Brown. -Kiania (Mrs)’ Goto. Lili
Riverside 3rd Riverside 5th
REINSTATEMENT (Mrs) Gamble. Nell S.
Buchanan Kindergarten
2-17-53
(Miss) Frye, Nancy (Mrs) Porter, Norma
3-1-53
(Miss) Ringland. Katherine
2-17-53
B.S., Riverside 0 S.E.T..C, 2-16-53 3rd B.A. Riverside $2900 Northeaster 1 3 vrs. 2-17-5' :5th
42600
B.A. O.C.U.
$3950
Buchanan ?rev. in 2-23-5: Kindergarten System
CHANGE IN SALARY
(Mrs) fla. increase i n enrollme additional nositii at) Swain, Mildred
CLERICAL . (Miss) Icott. Freda |Mrs) fesh. Laauitta (Mrs) links. Bettv (Mrs) fell, Fern |Mrs) sites. Kathryns
Previously Res: .gned Previously Tra: isferred to full time n< isition Testing Dept. Secretary 2-20-53 Taft Secretary 3-1-53 Asst. Supt’s 0: if ice 1^30-53 Secre tary
(Bramblett, Lucile - : illness) (Mrs) Mark Twain Clerk Edeen, Deborah (Mrs) (Aimherg, Carol — to : "esign)
2—6—53
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iMrs) tkidd. Joyce - to res: ugn) (Mrs) Rockwood Larimore. Billie Clerk (Miss) faller, Carole •previously res (Mrs) Bath Silis, Donna Ruth Clerk (Mr.) Research ^owdv. Elzv TRM Simeryi sr.» Do work of day that contract clerk is not on duty.
Lange
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sal ary
2-13-53 .gned 2-16-53 2=20-53
(Miss) Page, Lola (Miss) Payne. Patricia (Mrs) Ashworth, Billie
(Mrs) Cochran. Ruth (Mrs) Womack, Frances (Mrs) Dalton. Vida (Mrs) Chrismer. Mabie (Mrs)
sfi..$2600
$75. $75.-
$175
Edwards l-26-5; Kindergarten
Research Dept.. l-f8-53 IBM Trainee Research Dept. 1-29-53 IBM Trainee Secretary and Tes 2-16-53 Clerk - Jla&ting I Dep
Asst. Supt-Ss Off J Secre tary Sub stitute Clerk Visual Aids - 1: Mark Twain Clerk Secretary to A-ssi Research Depr.u^ Substitute Clerk 5 days Supt'^pC Jefferson *J Vocational Office Rockwood Clerk Engineers Dept.. Posting Clerk Bath day clerk Research. IBM Supervisor Personnel ■g- day clerk
$215.
2-9-53
$150
1-28-53
$160
2-9-53
$220
2-4-53
Tl-ryden. Ronnie
$150
2-2-53
Wright, Patricia (Mrs) Tilley, CaroIra (Mrs) Lybarger. Dorothy (Mrs) Young. Margaret (Mr.)
$195
2-2-53
$150
2-16-53
$160
2-16-53
$80
2-19-53
$290
2-16-53
$80
2-19-53
_$120 • dL . '
Whittier————i 1-12-53 Clerk _
■Rla.ncherd , Pet.AT>
(Mrs) Snider . Ruth
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'(..Four to Six ■ nn-v-s- ■— ■«~4ay durin g illness of pr incipal)
(Mrs) Falink, Lillian
Request permission to elect the following people as instructors in the Night School .fbr 1952-1953* Salary $2.50 per hour. Central High School:
Albert B. Ackermann Blue Print Reading z E. C. Barton Substitute
Gerald Carter Strength of Materials Noba French Comptometer-Calculator
Hugh I,. Gillham Blue Print Reading
R.O. Absher Blue Print Reading Sizemore Bowlan Gardening & Landscaping
Eva Chowning Library
L. W. Fuller Blue Print Reading Kenneth L. Hale Blue Print Reading
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Request to employ night school teachers - Central High School - Cont'd:
W.B. Hobbs Blue Print Reading
Mason Howe Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
Amy Johnson How to Read Better & Faster
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Ben Males Substitute
Grace Moore Substitute
J. V. Morgan Spanish W. E. Taylor Substitute & Enrolling,
Samuel B. Shuman Substitute Beth West Enrolling
Capitol Hill♦
Jack L. Anderson Driver Education
Opal Callahan Ungraded Academics
J. C. Colter Dodman Ungraded Academics
W. O. Hawkins Body and Fender Repair
Bill Lowe Commercial Law
J. B. Nutt Welding
Richard H. Thompson, Jr. English 9 and 10
Request permission to pay Cynthia Ethel McComas .75# per hour for 2 hours a day, beginning January 5? 1953.-
NAME CHANGES: Fillmore School
Jeanne Nelson - White
Request approval to place Mrs Helen Armstrong as Acting Principal at Hawthorne during the illness of Mr. Lee Nuzum. Salary to be $75-00 per month additional^
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Jhorpe, SWent floorman at Johnson - $40.62 to £ time floorman at University Heights - $175,008 fe®“ ®xiversi'fcy Heights, -§■ time floorman, to Willard, i time floorman -$175.00. « 2"23"53«
Arthur Hughes, roving night watchman, to fall time floorraan at Capitol Hill Jr. - $175.00. 2-1-53. -------- -------- i___
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SERVICE DEPARTMENT .../..
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SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
g- time floorman
1-30-53
Haymond J. Smith
87.50
Baaald Franesn
fleormaa
1-30=53
William Parkes .
175.00
2=1=53
B6©w?®lt.
William Hill
floors®©
1=30=53
Arthur J. Htsghes
175.00
2=1=53
Capitol Hill
B® Ho- Bennett
ratehme©
2-1-53
L. Lo 'Soar
160.00
2-4-53
De® Sparks
§■ time floormaa
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§7.50
Kenneth Good.
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2-2-53
st^mt floorman Anfcw J@hns@h
Oakley. Itaay ....
160.00
2-4=53
Watehman
Jack Van Ryde®
175.00
2-9-53
Floating Custodian^
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PERSONNEL
CENTRAL FOOD SERVICE DEPT. TERMINATIONS NAME
ASSIGNMENT
helper-
1/15/53
iuth Amburn
helper
12/19/52
)da Sharp
helper
|ISfery Slaton -
helper
'auline Hutchins
helper
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
Edna Cavender
=55 hr
1/16/53
Emogene Waller
.55 hr
1/16/53
Cap= Hill Sr=Cafeter XO< Central High Sr= Cafeteria Classen Sr= High .Cafeteria
12/19/52
Lorene Webb
o55 hr
1/16/53
Southeast Cafeteria
12/19/52
Effie Gentry
=55 hr
1/16/53
Cap .Hill Jr==Cafe
Lucille King
.55 hr
1/16/53
Mae Dehart
55 hr
1/5/53
Franklin Cafeteria
Ruth Long
<>55 hr
1/16/53
Harding Cafeteria
L/15/53
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helper
OR
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
Essie Gentry
io is I sb el 1
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12/19/52
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orene Boggs
helper
12/19
Laura Carter
=60 hr
buise Citroen
helper
12/19/52
Louise Wright
=55 hr
1/5/53
Jackson Cafeteria w w
ieta Gore
helper
12/19/52
Katie Anger
=55 hr
l /^53
Taft Cafeteria
Fgrn Bennett
.55 In?
1/5/53
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1 /s/53
H
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IcLele Chastain
helper
12/19/52
Syble Hart
• 55 hr
1/5/53
Webster Cafeteria
Hrgie Watson
helper
12/19/53
Priscilla Sullivan
=55 hr.
1/5/53
Adams Cafeteria
Una Mas Taylor
=55 hr
1/5/53
Bath Cafeteria
Edna Meyers
=60 hr 1 ransferred fi om Bath t
1/5/53
Edgemere Cafeteria
Sila Simionsen Lchel Weeks ~
helper
12/19/53
Janie Walker
=55 hr
1/5/53
Britton Cafeteria
helper
1/19/53
Rheabu Stover
=55 hr
1/26/53
Ireston Hills Cafeteria
Rille Foley
helper
1/16/53
Lena Ogden
=55 hr
2/2/53
Culbertson Cafeteria
=55 hr
1/16/53 Davis-Cafeteria C
Edna Lohanan
helper
1/19/53'
Buoy Dorsey
helper
12/19/52
Gladys.Webb
helper
12/19/52
Irene Price
=55 hr
1/20/53 Foster Cafeteria
■Gra@e Blatt
helper
12/19/52
Elma NyM,
•55 hr
1/5/53
Mary Fraizer
6=50. pe p day
1/22/53 Kaiser Cafeteria Manases?
Goldie Price
=55 hr
2/2/53
Anna Tate ~
=55 hr
1/23/53
tt
00
Norma McIntire
=55 hr
1/26/53
00
00
I |
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Grace Foster
Edgemere Cafeteria j
Hawthorn®-Cafeteria
Kaiser Cafeteria
gfeatei©® - B®l@her
helper
12/19/52
Juanita Edgars
1,20: p® ? day
1/27/53 Madison Cafeteria
Ifeene Hagar
helper
12/19/52
Alice Mead- -
=55 hr
1/5/53
Millie Roberts
Manager
12/15/52
Mary S. Young
6.50 pe ? day
1/10/53 Walnut Grove Cafeteria Manager
Loren® Webb
helper
1/12/53
V@ra Tivis
=55 hr
1/21/53 Wilson Cafeteria
Hagel Johnses.
helper
12/19/52
Faye Foreman
.65 hr
1/5/53
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R. #77 Personnel Approved Report on Condition of Mr. Nuzum
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Nichols Hills Cafeteria
Dunbar Cafeteria
Motidn to approve the foregoing list of personnel recommendations was made hy Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mir. Pearson and, on roll call, carried unanimously. The Superintendent reported on the condition of Mr. Lee Nuzum, who is ill in a Chicago hospital.
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229 MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT'D
BILLS AND PAYROLLS Report on Claims and
The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of February was submitted: March 2, 1953 I
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:
The following matters are presented for your consideration: Bills Recommended for Payment
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MARCH 2, 1953:
11
!
Item /la Item /lb Item /1c Item /id Item /le Item /if Item /lg Item /lh Item /li . .......... ....
- 1952-53 - 1952-53 - 1951-52 - 1951-52 - 1952 - 1952-53 - 1951-52 - 1952-53 - 1952 --- --- --- ---- --
GENERAL FUND SEPARATE FUND GENERAL FUND SEPARATE FUND BOND GENERAL BUILDING LEVY GENERAL BUILDING LEVY SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY SEPARATE BOND
TOTAL------------
$52,909.20 4,013.47 13,197.09 185.80 110,233.35 55,217:58 674.24 7,109.07 78,876.90 $322,416.70
1952-53 GENERAL FUND
■
AMOUNT /
Acme Mfg Co Acme Oil Tool Co Adams-Irick Truck
Repr to Furn - SE Repr to Bldg Operation School Bus
A & E Equip Co Air Reduction Magnolia Co
Acinitox Termite Co Amer Assn of Sch Adminis Amer Council on Education Amer Technical Society Amer First Trust Co Amer Equip Co
Instr Supl Repr to Indus Arts Equip . 1 Serv for Jan Sub Renewal Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Blue Prints Upkeep Grounds
Amer Floor Surfacing Amer Psychological Assoc
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
Low Selected
174.83 75.60 94.08
Standard Selected
77.8? 16.32
Contract Publisher Publisher Publisher
Standard; Selected: Standard Publisher
■
75*60 6.65
24.50 35.00 8.50 35.70 10.34 82.25 36.92 7.00
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Assn for Childhood Education Instr Supl International
Selected Publisher
19.26 7.00
Automotive Elec Co A & W Violin Shop
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Repr to Musical Instr
Selected Selected
17.50 4.50
Baker~&~ TayTbr Co Ball Distributing & Engineering Co
Library Book® Repr to Bldg
Contract Low
860.00
Bill’s Grocery Bostitch-Midwest Inc Bragg leather Co
Instr Supl - Shidler New School Apparatus Repr to Equip
Selected
14.96 105.00 53.43
Branham’s Inc Braniff Airways
Ofc Supl Adm Expense
John A Brown Co Brown & Bigelow Buck’s Sporting Goods
Instr Supl - SB Ofc Supl Phys Ed Supl
M J Burr Capitol Beacon Capitol Hill Book Store Capitol Towel Supl Casmir Investment Co Carpenter Paper Go
Adm Expense Repr to Ofc Meh Instr Supl Advertising - Adult Institute Supplies - Adult Institute Serv for Jan - Repr to Bldg Rent for March Instr & Ofc Supl
Bob Cates Central Scientific Co Central States Steel
Upkeep Grounds Repr to Indus Arts Equip - Central Repr to Bldg
City Spring Works
Instr Supl - Driver Training
Home Ec
Selected
Selected Selected: 33.90 Low : 125-10
Low Selected: 13.88 Low : 116.79
Selected
16.75 85.90
10.28 41.63 159.00
185.75 18? 76 12.58 35.20 43.26 194.90 300.00 130.6?
28.60 205.74 16.75
35.15
230 Bills Recommended for payment
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT’D
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT’D
k
Clarke"e violin House John H Cole Co
Repr to Musical Instr Repr to Equip
Selected
Cole-Pemberton Co P F Collier & Son Columbia University Press Al Cook Desk & Ofc Supl
Instr Supl - Central Hom® Ec Library Books Supl - Dept of Pupil Services Ofc Supl
Contract Publisher Standard
Cook Electric Supl Co Cook Supl Co Ralph C Coxhead Corp Crane Co
Repr to Equip Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip
Cullen Lumber Co Daily Law Journal H 0 Davis Clarence Deal
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus legal Publications Instr Supl • Repr to Equip
Dee’s Photo Su.pl Denman Floors Go
Instr Supl - Foster Repr to Bldg
Dictaphone Corp Dolese Co
Repr to Ofc Meh Instr Supl - Foe & Indus, Repr to Bldg, Upkeep Grounds
H Dorsey Douglas
Ofc Supl
Doubleday & Co
Library Books
Dowlings In©
Instr & Visual Aid Supl
Dickerson-DeWees Downtown Chevrolet Inc
Service for Jan Instr Supl ~ Driver Training, Operation Sch Bus Ofc & Visual Aid Supl
Bill Doyle
.
I
Selected Selected Standard Standard? Low ? Selected
Selected Selected? Low ?
.. — >750
38.75 18.66 326.00 9.24 28.60
567.64 128.4-0
1.88 65.00 24-0.00 696.04 5.50 4-2.50 9.00 98.00
57-58 36.00
95»48 93.58 11.71
Selected? 2.60 Low ? 727.60 '»? Selected? 18.00 Low ? 24.48 Publisher
730.20
27•77 85.39 60.00
173.16
Standard? Selected? Low ? Contract Selected
Selected
Selected? Low ? Selected
42.48
82.84
617.03 189.6423.80
l?.8O 258.50
Instr Supl - Phys Ed
Dyke Bros
Repr to Bldg
Emerson Elec Mfg Co Eureka Water Co
Repr to Equip Serv for Jan
18.10 34.90
Felt & Tarrant Mfg Co Fine Arts Engraving Co Fire Appliance & Supl Co
Repr to Ofc Meh - Night Sch Supl Commencement - Central, Classen Repr to Equip
2O.3O 49.64 16.25
Fototyps Inc Friden Calculating Meh Ageney Frigidaire Sales Corp
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Ofc Meh
Gardner Hotel Supl Co General Electric Supl C©
Custodian Supl Repr to Equip - Instr Supl
1
!_
1.23
Repr to Equip Low Selected? Standard?
Petty Cash Reimbursement 1-3 Instr Supl 1-9 Library Books I—10 Visual Aid Supl A—16 Adm Expense M-12 Repr to Equip M—14 Upkeep Grounds 0-8 Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Graybar Elec Co W T Hale, County Treasurer Harper & Bros Harris Calorific Sales Hart Industrial Supl Co
Repr to Equip Taxes Supl Dept of Pupil Services Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg & Equip, Instr Supl Voc & Indus - Repr to Indus Arts
Repr to Bldg
A G Hoge Hardware Co
Repr to Bldg
Hooper Supplies Hoover Equip Co Houghton Mifflin Co House .of Clay
Night School Supl Upkeep Grounds Instr Supl - Shidler Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
-
41.18 9.20
15.70 50.38 81.67
15.29 1.4-0 10.21 10.32 2.50 4-0.20 1.75 lew
Publisher Lw Selected? 29»51 Low ? 484.29 Selected? Standard? Standard
Hatcher Dumber Co
.....
7.44
12.18 3.50
N L Georgs, Clerk
Mo-r-nK
Standard
O
276.30
John Dunlap Sptg Goods
*
;__ I
10.08 63.75
Selected Selected Publisher Selected ?. 19.20 Low ? 127.20
50.34 76.74 4.21 46.75 5I3•80
u
■ 73783 16250
14.00
3.84
15.52
146 #40
....
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT’D -I.------------------------ ----- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
_------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------- —
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AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT’D House of Wren In© W R Hew® 11
Instr Supl Repr t© Equip
Hunaieker Bros
Instr Supl - V©c & Indus, Repr to Equip ■
Board Action? ? Selected ? Low
IBM.
Repr to Ofc Meh - Rental
International Film Bureau
Visual Aid Supl
Rental Standard
Jenkins Music Co Johnson’s Market Fred Jones Jones Boys #6
Instr Instr Instr Instr
Kamp Bros
Fee Lox Mfg C©
Instr Supl - Franklin & Harding Home E© Ofc Supl
Kenworthy Educational Serv Kilpatrick Bros Ko^ak Grocery
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Furn & Bldg = Instr Supl Instr Supl - Roosevelt Home Ee
Publisher Low
1.25 209.04 54.24
Larsen Music Co Loeffler-Greene Supl Co
Instr Supl - Jackson Repr to Equip
24.65 210.12
lybrand Morgan & Shumak®
Court Costs - Board vs Hasley
Selected 6.60 Selected? Low ? 203.52
Macedonia Co-op Community Carl F Mahnk® Productions Marsh Steel Corp
Instr Supl Visual Aid Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Marshall Supl & Equip Co Don Maun Gladys McDonald
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Bldg Adm Expense
Ruby McKelvy Mechanics Coverall Supl
Adm Expense Serv for Jan
Midek® Supl Co
Miller Jackson Co Milton Bradley Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus, Repr to Furn & Equip Night Seh Supl Instr Supl
Minneapolis Honeywell
Repr to Equip
Moore Business Forms Morgan’s Food Market Murray Hupp Signs Motor Supl Os Musical America Herb Myers
Ofc Supl Instr Supl - John Marshall Home Ec Instr Supl - Driver Training Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - Sub Renewal Repr to Bldg
National Theatre Supl New Method Book Bindery
Instr & Custodian Supl Library Books
New State laundry New State Towel & Linen
Serv for Jan Serv for Jan
/.
Supl Supl - NE Home Ec Supl - Driver Training Supl - SE Home Ec
Oklahoma Publishing Co Night Seh Advertising 0 K Furn & Rug Co New Furn & Fix - Jackson Okla City Water Dept Water & Sewage Serv for Jan Okla City Assn of Ins Agents Insurance Premiums Okla Gas & Elee Co Light & Power for Jan Okla Hardware Co Repr to Bldg Okla Natural Gas Co Serv for Jan Okla County Water Co Okla Oxygen Co Okla Paper Co Pallady Welding & Equip Co J C Penney Co A E Petrie Flor-Tile Co
W J Pettee & Co . Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Plant’s Garage
Serv for Jan Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Bryan Repr to Bldg
Ofc Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Porter-Cable Machine Co Repr to Indus Arts Equip Postmaster Postage for Feb Public School Publishing Co Instr Supl
63«C'i 37.00
Low
? .8
I83.OO 15.29 812.35
750.00 63.75
Selected Selected
1010.64
813.75 15.00
3.04 91.92 4.10 52.21 64.64
Selected
Publisher Board Action Low
3.83
10.00 233.26 28.49 1681.69 135.50 30.00 82.49
10.00 8.75 Selected? 54.76 Low 51254.24 Low
Board Action? 3260.6J Selected ? 51.61 Low
1309.00 13.6? 324.88
>312.24
Selected
147.50 50.27 12.00 79.80 5.00 3.00
Contract Publisher
548.^8 179.49____
Low
2.10 . 5.80
Low
Contract Low Selected
46.20 49.35 2628.77 98.93 10,963.91 29.50 10,486.17 31.30 224.90 20.82 4.00 5.46 230.64
Selected Low Selected
2.40 74.20 45.52
Standard
97.43 200.00 q nfa.
Publisher
Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended for Payment
1 Instr Supl Repr to Bldg & Equip - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus & Phys Ed
Paul Reynolds Richards & Conover
R N Hippe® Royal Typewriter Co R S & S Go Science Research Associates Scovil & Sublett Sears RoebWk & Co Severin.Supply Co Willis Sautbine Sharp Auto Supl Co Simon & Schuster Simpson Market Sinclair Refining Co J Chester Swanson Singer Sewing Meh Co Jasper Sipes L C Smith-Corona
Southern Sales Co SW Bell Telephone Standard. Roofing
;
’
Steck Go Barney Stewart Standard Asbestos Mfg Sumner Co
Piano Tuning & Repr New Equip & Repr Teaching Aid Supl Supl - Dept of Pupil Services Repr to Equip Instr Supl => Mark Twain Night School Supl Rent for March Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl - Westwood Instr Supl - Classen Home Ec Custodian Supl Adm Expense Instr Supl - Shidler ■ Instr Supl - Shidler Repr to Indus Arts Equip Instr Supl Serv for Jan Repr to Bldg
Instr Supl •= Mark Twain Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip New School Apparatus, Repr to Ofc Meh, Instr Supl
Talbot Rubber Co Instr Supl - Repr to Equip B H Thomas Serv for Feb Television in Education Project Instr Supl Thompson Book & Supl Co .Instr Supl Todd Co Ofc Supl Town of Nichols Hills Serv for Jan Vernon Trexler Repr to Equip Underwood Corp Instr Supl - CH Sr United Brick & Tile Repr to Bldg United World Films Visual Aid Supl Up co Co Repr to Bldg Dr M L Wardell Gen Instr West Disinfecting Co Custodian Supl Western Bindery Co Ofc Supl Western Newspaper Union Ofc Supl & Printing, New School Apparatus, Repr to Indus Arts Equip Wester* Union Westinghouse Elec Supl Co
Serv for Jan Repr to Equip
Alice Whitten Wylie Stewart Machinery Co
Rent on Lowell Sch Ground Repr to Bldg
Selected Selected? Low ?
245.00 134.00 2.30 9.19 315.00 34.25 40.90 300.00 18.40 2.35 33-36 7.21 155-58 39.50 4.03 13.78
Selected Publisher
Standard Selected Low Contract Low
Selected Selected Publisher Selected
82.20 2934.47 81.68
Low Selected? Standard? .Publisher Low Selected Selected? Low ?
14.48 67.20
235-73 256.50
Selected Board Action Standard
Standard Low Publisher Standard
Low Low 7.00 Standard? Low ? '514-05
Board Action? 481.41 : 97-81 Low Selected
TOTAL
50.36 31.04 98.00 492.23
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------4.41 111.11 3.00 712.5O 5-50 15.25 98.00 37.50 I8.75 21.21 362.50 15-00
£92*27 25-50
$21-05
20275 579.22
15.00 9.60
$52,909.20
AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND Abingdon-Cokesbury Press Teaching Aid Supl Amer Equip Co Upkeep Grounds Assn for Childhood Educatioia International Teaching Aid Supl Beacon Press Teaching Aid Supl Chas A Bennett Co Inc Teaching Aid Supl Bolls Supply Co Repr to Bldg Bruce Publishing Co Library Books - Teaching Aid Supl Burgess Publishing Co Teaching Aid Supl John A Brown Co Health Supl — Douglass Capitol Towel Supl Serv for Jan Catholic Univ of Amer Press Teaching Aid Supl Channel Press Teaching Aid Supl Childrens Press Teaching Aid ^upl Children’s Reading Serv Teaching Aid Supl City Spring Works Instr Supl - Driver Training
Civic Education Serv Inc Thomas Crowell Co Clarke-Irwin & Co. H 0 Davis John Day Go Denman Floors Co Dickerson-DeWees Dinks Parrish laundry
60.00 110.99
21.35 89.64
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aids Supl Visual Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg Serv for Jan Serv for Jan 3
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Selected
2.38 29.35 1.83 2.25 4.12 315.00 16.94 5-35 21.42 7.8? 1.43 2.50 1.50 2.02 33.79
Publisher Publisher
&76
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Low Publisher
Selected
Publisher Low
2.75
2392 4*50 4.90 48.95 33-57 2.37
^33
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT'D
AMOUNT-
1952=53 SEPARATE FUND CONT’:D
<
2.09 44. ?0
Dodds Mead & Go Dolese Co
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl
Doubleday & Co Dowlings E P Dutton & Co
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Low ? Selected? Publisher Low Publisher
Exclusive Playing Card Co
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
9.00
Federal Supl Co Funk & Wagnails Co
Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl
Low Publisher
40.11 2.3?
Garrard Press N L Georg©, Clerk
Teaching Aid Supl Petty Gash Reimbursement 1=5 Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
2.20 1.79
Greystone Press Harcourt Brace & Co D C Heath & Co Hunzicker Bros Houghton Mifflin Co IBM
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Indus Arts Equip Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Ofc Meh
Publisher Publisher Publisher Selected Publisher
3.08 7.13 16. ?6 6.20 1.79 15.00
Jenkins Music Co
Instr & Teaching Aid Supl
Standard? Selected?
Fred Jones J B Lippincott Co Macmillan Co A G McClurg & Co McGraw Hill Book Co Lothrop Lee & Shepard Co Meador Publishing Co David McKay Co
Instr Supl Teaching Aid Teaching Aid Teaching Aid Teaching Aid Teaching Aid Teaching Aid Teaching Aid
Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher
Midek® Supl Co Miller-Norris Co Minneapolis Honeywell Dr D M Moore William Morrow & Co G. V« Mosby Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Indus Arts Equip Custodian Supl Bldg Repr Rent for March Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Thomas Nelson & Sons New Method Book Bindery
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Okla Gas & Elec Co Okla Natural Gas Co Okla Seating Go
Serv for Jan Serv for Jan Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Okla City Water Dept
Water & Sewage Serv for Jan
Pellegrini & Cudahy Plant’s Garage Prentice-Hall Inc
Teaching Aid Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars Teaching Aid Supl
John W Ramsbottom R N Rippe® Row Peterson & Co
Driver Training Supl Supl Supl Supl Supl Supl Supl
33.00 11.70
31»39 34.56
4.61 34.00 6»33
65.95
1.50 3 088 6.23 1.65 13o51 2.32 1.99 3.95
Low
122.23
Selected Contract Publisher Publisher
5.00 325.03 o5o00 3.16 6.75
Publisher Publisher
2.52 18067
Low
509.15 995.61 20.00
337.77
Publisher Selected Publisher
1.39 14?. 52 3.28
Piano Tuning Piano Tuning ■. Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
10.50 19 .5 W 1.3?
Scott Grocery Henry Schuman
Instr Supl - Douglass Home Ec Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
39.42 2.52
Simon & Schuster Singer Sewing Machine SW Bell Telephone Sumner Co
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Douglass Home Ec Serv for Jan Repr to Ofc Meh
Publisher
Triangle Blue Print & Supl United Brick & Tile Univ of Chicago Press Univ of Kentucky Press
Instr Supl - Douglass Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Low Selected Publisher Publisher
22. Q0 72.00 3.62 2.33
D Van Nostrand Co Viking Press
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
3.09 6.6?
Franklin Watts Wayne University Press Welch Mfg Co H W Wilson Co
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Douglass Science Library Books
Publisher Publisher
4.39 3. ?6 34.69 60.60
Selected
Publisher
TOTAL
1.6,6 121.81 188 0 05 1.80
$4,013,4?
Bills Recommended fpr Payment
234 MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT’D
r K
Bills Recommended for Payment
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND
2138»65
American News Co
Library Books
Contract
Carpenter Paper Co Central Scientific Go
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - John Marshall Science
Board Action Board Action
Dolese Go Dowlings
Repr to Bldg library Books - Madison
Low
General Elec Supl Co Graham Paper Go
Repr to Equip Instr Supl
Board Action Board Action
627.65 1988.70
Hart Industrial Supl Co Hunzicker Bros
Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg & Equip
Low Board Action
90,00 1893,79
Institutional Supl Co
Instr Supl & Repr to Turn
Board Action
4053.74
Mideke Supl Go
Repr to Equip
Low
New Method Book Bindery
library Books
Publisher
199,52
Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co
New Furn & Fixtures
Board Action
822,00
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I
681,90 67I067 9,75 7.32
12,40
TOTAL
13,197,09 ■ AMOUNT
1951-52 SEPARATE FUND American News Co
1952 BOND Builders Cons Co Capitol Steel & Iron Co
Library Books
Contract
185.80
TOTAL
185. SC
AMOUNT 479324„70 940.80
Coates-Southwest Title Co
Est #2 -- SW Jr High New Furn & Equip - CH Sr & Hawthorne Abstracting - New NW Jr High
Dolese Co
Bldg Material - CH Sr & Franklin
Selected
16.95
Federal Supply Co
Modernization & Repr-Franklin
Standard
20.89
N L George, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement Real Estate
The Jones Co Inc Noftsger & Lawrence Mideke Supl Co Milner & Putney W J Pettee & Co Pittsburgh Plate Glass Sherwin Williams
New Furn & Fix - W Nichols HillsEst #4 - John Marshall New Furn & Equip - Franklin Est #4 - John Marshall New Buildings - Hawthorne Modernization & Repr New Furn & Equip - CH Sr
Low
22.50
14.00 1097.63 1187.78 54.00 59,389.00 38.25 75.80 51.05
Low Low
Low Low Low
TOTAL
110,233*35 AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
Acme Oil Tool
New Buildings - lakeside
Selected
Airline Development Co
Purchase price Block 4, Roger Givens JriL Airline Addition
Board Action
Ball Distributing & Engineering Co
Cons of New Buildings-Rockwood, SW 55th & Shartel, Talley Brook, Tyler, Casady Heights Cons of New Buildings - Tyler, Casady Heights, Valley Brook, Rockwood, 55th & Shartel Architect fees - Garfield Est #7 - Shops Buildings Bldg Material - Rockwood, 55th & Shartel, Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Tyler
Board Action
Boardman Co
Bramblet & Baldwin Builders Cons Co Cook Electric Supl Co
Craig Cons Co ‘ !
Partial Final Est - Garfield
*♦ Author!zed previously-payment mad® on same February 11, 1953 *Authorized previously-payment mad.® on same February 17, 1953
5.01
*
10,000.00 7,3§2.9&
Low
XOO•00
Low
i 144.98 22,491.90 167.92 i
♦* '
2123.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT'D -J, -- ---
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1952-53 GENERAL BUI WING LEVY CONT’D
AMOUNT/ 1.20
Crane Co
Bldg Material - Hayes
Selected
Soles© Co
Bldg Material = Rockwood, Hayes, SE, lakesids, Stand Watie, Van Buren
Selected; 6.00 ;1369.86 Low
Emsco Elec Supl Co
Bldg Material - Rockwood, Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Tyler
Low
134.52
Federal Supl Co
Bldg Material - Hayes
Low
105-51
Gardner Hotel Supl Co General Elec Supl Co
New Lunchroom Equip - Polk Bldg Material - Rockwood, 55th & Shartel, Valley Brook, Tyler, Casady Heights
Board Action Low
' 35M8 16.65
Hatcher Lumber Co
Low Bldg Material - Rockwood, Stand Watie, Van Buren Architect fee - Buchanan Bldg Material - Valley Brook, Tyler,Board Action Casady Heights Lew Bldg Material - Rockwood, Valley Brook, Tyler, Casady Heights
32.25
Hudgins Thompson Ball Herring lumber Co
Hunsicker Bros
1375»86
3839.12 1806.30
663.21
Oran Huston Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, 55th & Shartel .
Board Action
628.32
Jones Go
New Lunchroom Equip - Madison
Board Action
1099.50
Kilpatrick Bros
Low Bldg Material - Hayes, Lakeside, Van Buren, Valley Brook, Tyler, Lakeside) Casady Heights, Rockwood Bldg Material - Rockwood, SS, Stand Watie, Van Buren) Low Bldg Material - Rockwood, Tyler, Casady Heights, Valley Brook, 55th & Shartel
3719’72 192.00
Architect fees - W Nichols Hills Bldg Material - Rockwood Bldg Material - Hayes
2171.90 133’20' 15.00
W A landers Loeffler-Green® Supl Co
Joe M Mason Murphy & Perkins Herb N^ers
Low Selected
IIOO.3O
195’27
Okla City Assn of Ins Agents Insurance Premiums
Okla Paper Co
Bldg Material - Tyler, Rockwood, Casady Heights, Valley Brook, 55th & Shartel
Low
136.88
W J Pette® & Co
Bldg Material - Hayes, Valley Brook Low Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, 55th & Shartel
873.10
Phillips & Stong
Delmar Pore
161.58
Survey, Topo, Drafting - New Valley Brook, W Nichols Hills Bldg Cons - Fillmore
120.00
Richards & Conover Robberson Steel Co
Bldg Material - Rockwood Bldg Material -Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler
LOW . Board Action? 3619.20 2^3.06 Lw ;
Sherwin Williams
Bldg Material - Rockwood, Tyler, Casady Heights,: Valley Brook, 55th & Shartel . Bldg Material - lakeside
low
63^.20
Low
35’87
Barney Stewart
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Architect Fees Westinghouse Elec Supl Co
- W Nichols Hills
Bldg Material - Rockwood, Valley Brook, Casady Heights, & Shartel
1.5.46^ 3862.26
1426.23
Board Action
TOTAL
1951-52 GENERAL BUILDING levy
125.00
$55,217^58 AMOUNT
Bramblet & Baldwin
Architect fee - Garfield (final)
Craig Cons Co
Est #7 _ Garfield
6?4.24 * 9277.00
TOTAL
6?4,24
Bills Recommended for Payment
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.3 AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING WT
Bills Recommended for Payment
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$2156.80
Ball Distributing. Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards
Board Action
Boardman Go
Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards
Selected
Cook ®lec Supl Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards
Low
3-96
Dolese Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Low
17.00
General Elec Supl Co
Cons of New Buildings - Dunbar, Edwards
Low
3.30
Herring Lumber Co Hunzicker Bros Oran Huston Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards Cons of New Buildings - Dunbar, Edwards
Board Action Low Board Action
Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards
2?8.58
W A landers
Bldg Material - Dunbar
117.65
Okla City Assn of Ins Agents
Insurance Premiums
51 Ao
566.90 171.36 135.52
3075 M
- New Douglass
350.00’ 181.20
Parr and Aderhold Architectural services - temporary bldgs at Fairgrounds Law Sherwin Williams Bldg Material - Dunbar, Edwards ♦Authorized previously-payment made on same February 11, 1953 TOTAL
$7,10^.07^ — ’ 1 J" AMOUNT
195'2 SEPARATE BOND
Lippert Bros
78,876.90
Est #1 - Douglass
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AU’ the claims shown in items #la to #li, both inclusive, have been examined approved by the auditor-, as to appropriation, purpose of expenditure, calculation, receipt by thez department. heads. We recommend that same be allowed and' the Clerk: instructed to issue lWar-ra^t.S'^in.-.p^y-ment thereof. A ' g,t 11 . y x I'' ' y L ‘ 5 ..
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PAYROLLS .‘PREVIOUSLY APPROVEDVb Y' THE BO.LRD UPON WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED ARE ? AS- FOLLOWS S '
' ' GENERAL FUND 1952-53 ’ ’
Payroll for the month of February, .>1267 to and including #1447■, $663,781.98 SEPARAWEUND ' SEPARATE FUND . 1952-53 Payroll for the month of February, #18? to and’including'#215',' ° 64-,805.00 ' 194-9 1949 BOND F-UND -’ }I -Jy j Payroll 3btr the month =of February, #15 Ito and including. #16.. . 1,098^341952<B0ND ", ' . ' ‘ 1952 BOND FUND X~ ' ? , 'X :J , ' Payroll f.pr the montti'iof February,- #27 Ito, and including #3'4-, . . . 1,804 ^0 GENERAL. BUILDING LEVY 11952-53 ' 1. ' ' ? ■ " Payroll’for the month ©f February#51 Ito and including #56-.SEPARATE BUILDING LEVy L 1952-53 I v Payrol-1 for the month /of February’7 #28'Ito and. including #33 '• • o. -x ? .I X * i p' 1 ' ** .F Ttic4»>>3; 'PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING MARCH-3 4 1953 -‘ONE"MONTH I,
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-GENERAL FUND " ; ' r \yi nc luding S 1 thoo 1' Admini s t ra$^rs. GierJcp 1, Teachers, Payrolls • lepartment Employees Employees, .and extraH •«Seryice Department SEPARATE FUND , ' Payrolls -'including School Administratd'r-s,; Clerical , Teachers',; Service Department Emoloye'es, and extra Is e.rviVaTs’ . . • 0 o • a, o • -> '’Sb 1949 BOND MBaelte ’ Payrolls^ X inc luding gineer • s. off 1952 .bon d ' ’'y ‘/lf Payrolls - includin': cc instruction crews Jo buildings and annexes V ,.X,t"'” ’ $ ” u> w GENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 Payrolls - including cdn^truction crew ew. /buildings and ' ,7. ...... . . .BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 s,-** including construction cr«f5?’s ^buildings □ • 1 ed ,on thesL payrolls. 1 Th* n»T?nr.s so egularltf employed by tL? Beard on an’Xnnuai, Jcto be computed on acruui,, salaries as 'fixed; B 'cgrted by verified payroll. 3: Jaa carrying proper;|au^hbri and Auditor'prior* approved for'paymentjfsub' ■4 and action of the 'Board?" warrant® 'v sa-’e.
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr, Lookabaugh that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $322,416.70 be allowed and that the Clerk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #78 Claims Approved for Payment
I Mr. Pearson moved that the payrolls for the month of February be approved and that the | R. #79 payrolls for March be authorized as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh | Feb. Payrolls and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." I Approved— Mar. Payrolls Authorized GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION, PURCHASING | i The following ’’Election - Proclamation and Itemized Estimate of Current Expenses of the Board ! Election of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, for the Fiscal Year Beginning July 1, | Proclamation, 1953" was presented as follows: | Budget Estimate ELECTICN PROCLAMATION AND ITEMIZED ESTIMATE OF CURRENT EXPENSES OF THE BOARD OF EDUCAT I <31 ‘OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY 1, 1953 INDEPENDENT DISTRICT NO. 89, OKLAHOMA BOUNTY, OFT,fl ROMA
STATE OF OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OF OKLAHOMA: We, the undersigned, the duly qualified President and Clerk, respectively of the Beard of Education of the City of Oklahoma, City, Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, de hereby certify that the following estimate was made and approved by the Board of Education at a meeting thereof held on the DGihlday of FX^qary, 1953. ' 1 . N« L. GEORGE, 0. McCRAY President.
Clerk.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of March, 1953* (Seal) HOLLIS HANEY, Notary Public. My Commission expires April 23, 1955. Published by order of the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
ESTIMATE OF NEEDS GENERAL FUND 1953-54 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
$ 6,735.080.00 1,891,940.00 28,340.00 171,652.00 9,000.00
Teachers Salaries Maintenance Transportation Capital Outlay Interest on Warrants
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Total Estimated Needs
LESS
Estimated Surplus Estimated Income Other than tax
8,836,012.00
100,000.00 2.900.000.00
Total other than tax
3,000,000.00
55^W2.O0
Balance to be raised by Tax Levy Add 10$ reserve for delinquent tax
583.601.00
6,419,613.00
Total amount to be raised by Tax Levy
SINKING FUND REQUIREMENTS FCR YEAR 1953-54
For Bond Retirement
New Sinking Old Sinking Total
Interest on Bends
Fiscal Agency
Total
$ 753.044.28
..-82,>5.83.141
$149,730.00 8.865.00
$ 1,189.32 115.16
842,627.69
■ ■158>595.00
1.304.48
$ 903.963.60 98.563.57
BUILDING FUND LEVY Estimate of Needs for 1953-54
Erection of Public School Buildings Less Estimated Surplus Balance to be raised by Tax Levy Add 10$ Reserve for Delinquent Tax Total Amount to be raised by Tax Levy:
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$ $
1,550.000.00 50.000.00 1,500,000.00 150.000.00 1,650,000.00
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT’D
By virtue of the authority vested in the Board of Education by the laws of the State of Cklahoma, and pursuant to the itemized estimate above set forth, as a part of this call, showing that the levy to be allocated by the Excise Board of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, is insufficient to create a fund necessary to support the common schools of Oklahoma City School District, as determined in the budget as prepared by virtue of the laws of the State of Oklahoma and that as heretofore determined by the Board of Education of such district, an excess levy of fifteen mills above the levy required to be allocated by the Excise Board of Cklahoma County, Oklahoma, is necessary for current expenses, including capital improvements, for the support of the common schools in said school district for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953* vr>.
GENERAL FUND
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That a special election is hereby called to be held on March 24, 1953» la Cklahoma City School District, comprising the territory attached thereto for school purposes, for the purpose of submitting to the qualified electors of said Cklahoma City School District the question of maiding an increased levy of fifteen mills upon the assessed valuation of the property within said school district as returned by the County Assessor of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to pay the current expenses, including capital improvements of the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, of the State of Cklahoma, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953*
QUESTION "Shall there be made a fifteen mill levy, in excess of the levy to be allocated by the Excise Board of Oklahoma County, Cklahoma, upon the assessed valuation of all taxable property within the Oklahoma City Independent School District No, 89, for the purpose of paying the current expenses, including capital improvements, of the Board of Education of the City of Cklahoma City, State of Cklahoma, for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953• For the Levy
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BUILDING FUND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a special election is hereby called in said Cklahoma City School District, to be held March 24, 1953, at which election shall be referred to the tnters of said school district for determination bf thelfcli^ing question, in the following form to-wit:
QUESTICN "Shall there be made a five mill levy, in addition to all other school levies otherwise provided, upon the assessed valuation of all taxable property within Independent School District No, 89, controlled by the Board of Education of the City of Cklahoma City, State of Cklahoma, for the purpose of providing funds for the erection of Public School Buildings during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953* __ _ For the Levy £__ (
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Said election will be held for the qualified voters df the district of the following precincts at the following places. CAPITOL HILL JR. HIGH SCHOOL DOUGLASS JR*SR HIGH SCHOOL HARDING JR. HIGH SCHOOL JACKSON JR. HIGH SCHOOL JOHN MARSHALL JR-SR HIGH NICHOLS HILLS WEST NICHOLS HILLS SCHOOL NORTHEAST JR-SR HIGH SCHOOL ROOSEVELT JR HIGH SCHOOL SOW JR-SR "H|IGH SCHOOL |:VHIGH^ SCHOOL * IS^HIGrsiCHfl&i’' 1
2717 South Robinson 600 N. High 3333 North Shartel 2601 South Villa NW 88 & University 6407 Avondale - Town Hall 7400 Greystone NE 30 and Kelley Avenue 912~,N. Klein ■
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The polls at such election shall be open at the hour of close at the hour of 7 o'clock p.m. of said election day.
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WITNESS The Board of Education of the City of Cklahoma City, of the State of Oklahoma, by its President, attested by the Clerk, with its official seal this 2nd day of March, 1953• THE BOARD OP EDUCATION OF THE CITI OF OKLAHOMA. CITI, STATE OF OKLAHOMA C. B, McCray, President
(seal) N. L. George, Clerk (Published in the Daily Law Journal Record, March 12, 13, and 14-, 1953)
Whereupon motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that the Board approve the "Estimate of Needs General Fund 1953-5^"> the "Sinking Fund Requirements for an^ the calling of a special election to vote on a fifteen mill levy for current expenses, including capital improvements for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953, as included in the foregoing Election Proclamation. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.”
R. #80 Budget Estimate, Electio: Proclamation Approved-15Mill Levy
^r» Pearson moved th£ the Board also approve the calling of an election for the purpose of voting for a five-mill levy to provide funds for the erection of public school buildings during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1953, as included in the fordoing election proclamation. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and, on roll calk, carried unanimous-
,R. #81 Election for 5-Mi11 Levy Approved
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R. #82 Voting Places Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve voting places for elections on March 2^-, 1953 as listed in the foregoing proclamation. The motion carried.
Mrs. Blanche Young, Teacher at Roosevelt Junior High School and President of the District 0. E. A., present at the meeting, invited Board members to be platform guests at the meeting of the District 0. E. A. on March 20, 1953- She also expressed her appreciation and the appreciation of all classroom teachers of the Superintendent and members of the Board, and assured them of the cooperation of the teaching staff.
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid for cleaning septic tanks and toilet pits to the low bidder, the A. R. Oliver Company, for the coming year from March 3, 1953 to March 3, 195^, their bid being as follows, other bids received in response to the attached advertisement, being placed on file in the central office:
Bid of A. R. Oliver Co.:
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President Dist. OEA Extends Invitation R. #83' Bid Let on Cleaning Septic Tanks
Mark Twain (2 septic tanks) - ----- - $U0.00 for 2 Foster (1 septic tank) ——------ — kO.OO for 1 Carver (1 septic tank) ------ - ——- 20.00 for 1 Longfellow (2 pits)------------------------ 20.00 for 2
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Mr. Pearson moved approval to let bids on Physical Education equipment from low bidders as shown on tabulation sheets submitted, in the total amount of $2,35^.67, of which $2,091.87 shall be charged to the 1-3 General Account and $262.80 to the 1-3 Separate Account; all bids being received in response to the attached advertisement: On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #8^; Bid Let on Phy. Educ. Equipment
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT’D
R. #85 . j On motion of Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mrs. Melton, the school calendar, as submitted fdr 1953-5^ i the year 1953-19511- was approved, as follows: I School Calen---------------------------------------------- —------------- ---------------------------- •----------------- ------------- — ------------ --- ---------- —--dar Approved
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R. #86 Bids Let on Vocational Ed. Equipment
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve letting bids on vocational instructional equipment as recommended by Mr. L. V. Ballard, Vocational Education Director, in the total amount of $5,618.45, from bidders as shown on tabulation of bids submitted, received in response to the attached advertisement, the purchase to be charged to C—1 and. C-2 General Accounts:
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On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." BUILDINGS AND BUILDING EQUIPMENT Dates for opening bids on building projects were announced as follows: (a) (b)
March 3, 1953, 4:30 P* M., bids to be opened on addition to Taft Junior High School; March 17, 1953, 4:30 P. M., bids to be opened for grading and construction work to the grounds at the new Classen Senior High School, 27th and May Avenue.
Dates for Opening Bids
Motion was made by. Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid on addition to West R. #87 Bid Let on Nichols Hills School to the Cox Construction Company, low bidder, in the amount of Addition to w $86,876.00, which includes Alternate No. 1 for parking and loading area. On roll call, Nichols Hills the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid on the addition to Millard Fillmore School to J. W. Skaggs Construction Company, low bidder, in the amount of $58,729.00,, which includes acceptance of Alternate No. 1 for new electrical service in the amount of $2,953*00. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Lookabaugh move<^.cceptance of the low bid submitted by the Acme Construction Company on an addition to the James Buchanan School, in the amount of $153,565*00, which includes the acceptance of Alter.No. 1, metal trim $210.00, and Alternate No. 2 for cover plates $28.00. The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh approving advertising for bids on one grader for the Maintenance Department. The motion carried.
tyr. Pearson moved approval to let bid to Hart Industrial Company for one lot of lockers for Capitol Hill High School, in the total amount of $2,064.35, this purchase to be charged to 1952 Bond and all bids being received in response to the attached advertisement: (Advertisement is included with one above for vocational equipment.) The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried with all members present voting"Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid to the Oklahoma Seating Company, in the amount of $3,041.00, for science furniture for the John Marshall Secondary School, this purchase to be charged to 1952 Bond, and blds having been received in response to the advertisment included with truck and car supplies, Resolution No. 46, February 2, 1953* On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting"Aye."
R. #88 Bid Let on Addition to Fillmore R. #89 Bid let on Addition to Buchanan
R. #90 Adv. for Grader Approved R. #91 Bid Let on Lockers R. #92 Bid Let on Scl. Furn.
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the purchase from John W. Pruitt of a piece of ground 150’ x 330’ adjacent to the south of James K. Polk School, $1500.00 per acre, 1.11 acres, for additional playgrounds, to be purchased from the 1952 Bond Fund. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye.
R* #93 ' Additional Lai for Polk Scho< 'Approved______
Motion to approve selling one house and out buildings on land recently acquired for Northeast High School was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
R. #94 Sale of Houses Approved
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to let bid to the National Electric Company to furnish all labor and material for thetelectric work on the the new Shops and Garage buildings, whose bid on this prQJect was $954.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R* #95 Bid Let for Electric Work
Motion was made by Mr. P,earson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid for one trenching machine to the low bidder, Thomas Oil Company of Cherokee, Oklahoma, in the total amount of $4,180.00, this purchase to be charged to 1952 Bond, and being received in response to the advertisement included with the one for cleaning septic tanks as shown Resolution No. 83 of this meeting. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #96 . Bid Let on Trencher
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve an easement from the Northwest Christian Church at N. W. May Avenue and 30th Street, for parking purposes, used Jointly, according to copy of easement approved by the Board Attorney. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present looting '"Aye."
R. #97 Easement Approved NW Christian Church
MEETING OF MARCH 2, 1953 - CONT'D !
R. #98 Guarantee of Title and Purchase of| Conner Land[ Approved |
Motion was made by guarantee of title City, and purchase with authorization description of the
Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson approving acceptance of for the land owned by Roy Conner, at N. E. 48th and Everest,, Oklahoma of the land at the price offered , $10,000.00 (five acres @ $2,000.00), for the Clerk to issue warrant in payment of same when attorney approves; land being as follows:
The South Half (S^-) of the Northwest Quarter (NW#) of the Northeast (E#) of the Northwest Quarter (NW#) of Section
Fourteen (14), Township Twelve (12) North, Range Three (3) West of the Indian Meridian.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #99 | Purchase of Equipment for ; Service Sta. ! Approved______ |
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that the Board approve the purchase of one lot of equipment to be installed in the new garage-service station at the Board of Education Maintenance Shop, 200 E. California, in the total amount of $5,157*60, from bidders as indicated on tabulation submitted and being placed on file in the central office, the bids having been received in response to the attached advertisement:
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'R. #100—4 Adjournment
Adjournment
The motion carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye."
-n to meet at noon, Thursday > March 12, 1953 was made by Mr. Pearson, seconokabaugh, and carried. 9 9 * J ’ OARD ADJOURNED.,
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SPECIAL MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN i i I
THE IRVING AUDITORIUM,TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton < Jim Lookabaugh ? Jno.C. Pearson, s Jr J
Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. Bill Foutz, Director of Buildingd and Grounds; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk's Ass't. i Quorum not Present Bids Opened to be Let Later
No quorum being present, the President announced that bids on addition to Taft Junior High School received in response to the attached advertisement, would be opened but let at a later date when the Board convenes with a quori!um present.
Whereupon the bids on the addition to Taft were opened by the Clerk and read aloud by the President as follows:
MEETING OF MARCH 3, 1953 - CONT’D
TABULATION OF BIDS ON TAFT JUNIOR HIGH ADDITION Contractor
Cobb Construction Co. Culwell Construction Co. Hughes Construction Co. John B. Martin Moureau Construction Co. Rischard Construction Co. J. W. Skaggs Construction Co. Tippin Construction Co.
$129,692 126,078 119,297* 119,9^8 1^2,667 131,229 12k,981 128,337
*Low bid Bids; &'Proposals Wanted'125
OARD ADJOURNED. /MX,
Clerk Approved this
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NOTICE EOR BIDS . SEALED' BIDS will\be .received by 'the Board of Education'of'the'City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma;"* at the. office, of the Clerk,- 400' North Walnut Avenue. Oklahoma City,->until 4‘:’30 - P.m., CSTX. Tuesday,'March’"K3/ 1953, for- a cafefepa remodeling*and kitchenand classroom; addition.to<.Taft’ Junior Highschool, ^located at-NW 23rd«Str>eet and Mm > Avenue, Oklahoma City; .including all general ./building work, plumbing,/ drainage,r heating, ventilating,^ and electrical work; also, for furnishing cabinets and ’ other? miscellaneous work according-' to the Plans and,specifications.' A(P’4:3Q>p.m. CST, or soon thereafter oPthexsame • ^riafe. rnp bids will he 'opened ■ ' luh and load aloud at a mooting of the Boaid cf Education, 100 NoHhJ U ilnut Venue Oklahoma Cits. Any bid leccived aftoi closing time will' be returned unopened. Copies of pl ins, specifications, and othei pioposcd coniiact documents'aie on filo in the office of the Clcik, 40J Koith W nlniit Venue Oklahoma (its, and are open foi public inspection ’ \ set of such documents mis be socuied Horn the office of Coston and Irankfuit, Aichilocts. *2° Madison. Oklahoma (j(v, upon d<pos il of s»n on, which will be lefundcd to each, aciu il biddci upon * return of such documents in good condition within thiqe class afrei iceeipt of the bids Ml bids shill bo in stnet confaimits with pl ins, specifications, and msliuctions to bidders, and shill be accompanied b> a ceitified cheek, < ashiei s check? oi biddei s bond for b <s or the amount of the bid. to be forfeited as assessed and liquidated compensation in case the biddei'fails, ncdccs oi iefuses to comply with the tel ms of the bid The Bond ’of Jlducition jcseivM the light to idiect an> oi alU'bids ind to wino foimalitics / BpARir OF tUL CATION Or THE ( UY OF OIOAHOMX CIIY, OKLA. N L GEORGE (LERK * (Published in lhe Oklahoman, and ’ limes, Tcbiuaiv «md 16 andlebuiais 22 and 2<, 19U,)
WHEREUPON TH
Tabulation of Bids Taft Junior High Addition
Base Bid
Notice for Bids
Adjournment ATTEST
President 1953
MEETING OF MARCH 12, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN ADJOURNED SESSION AT
A LUNCHEON IN THE IRVING SCHOOL BUILDING AT 12:00 O'CLOCK NOON, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1953. PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr. Others present: Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. Gilbert Robinson, Director of Personnel; and, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, Director of Elementary Grades.
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the Board of Education of Independent School District No., 89, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma apply for Channel Thirteen Television Station, if the application and commitments the Board makes are legal. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye.*' The Board Attorney, Mr. W. A. Lybrand, prepared the following resolution in connection with the application for a T-V Station; which resolution was adopted by the Board: RESOLUTION
R. #100 Approval to Apply for Television fo Schools
Resolution by Attorney in r T-V Station
Be it resolved by the Board of Education of Independent School District No.,#89> Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, that said school district apply to the Federal Communication Commission for Channel 13, Television Station, and that N. L. George, the Clerk of said Board, be authorized, empowered, and directed to certify all exhibits attached to said application under the seal of the district and to "file said application for, and on behalf, of this Board and the said Independent School District #89, of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma.
The'Superintendent presented the request of Mr. Hosea, Vinyard, representing the Capitol Hill Request for Free Use of Chamber of Commerce, to use the Capitol Hill Stadium free of charge. Cap. Hill Stadium Whereupon it was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that the application R. #101 be rejected until differences can be reconciled. The motion carried, and the President appointed Mr. Lookabaugh and Mr. Pearson to confer with officials. Application Rejected, for Further Study Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton that Coston and Frankfurt, Architects, be employed to draw master pencil sketches for the expansion of Capitol Hill R. #102 Senior High School, terms to be approved at a later meeting. The motion carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye." Architect Employed
Adjournment
Approved this
day of
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1953.
MEETING OF MARCH 17, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL
SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM AT 4:30 P. M. O’CLOCK, TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1953-
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton John C. Pearson, Jr. ABSENT:
Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Mr. Bill Foutz, Director of Buildings and Grounds; Mr. H. B. Ginn, Director of Business; Mr. Charles Harville, Director of Purchasing; Mr... Gilbert Robinson, Director of Personnel; and Miss Mary Thacker, Clerk's Assistant.
Invocation
i The invocation was given by Mr. McCray, President.
R. #103 | On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Pearson, bids were opened and read aloud on grading; Bids Opened oik drainage, and athletic house on the new Classen High School site at N. W. 27th & May Avenu£,i Preliminary ! the bids being in response to the attached advertisement, base bids being as shown below: Work at New i Classen High ; hi i
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TABULATION OF BIDS ON PRELIMINARY WORK AT NEW CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL Lippert Construction Co. Haskell Culwell Construction Co. Harmon Construction Co. Mark Holloway Southwest Constructors, Inc. (Secor)
R. #104 | Bids Referred I to Central Of-; fice with Auth to Let to Low Bidder
R. #105 Bid on Taft Addition Let to Hughes
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R. #106 Change Orders Approved— Shop Bldg.Fillmore Add,
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$2'33,737-00 192,990-00 240,685-00 249,950.00 176,087.00* Low bid
Motion was wade by Mr.. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson that bids on the preliminary worki at the new Classen High School be referred to the central office for consultation with the i contractor and architect, and with authority to let the bid to the low bidder, Southwest j Constructors, in the amount of $176,087-00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve recommendation of the central office to let the bid on addition to Taft Junior High School to the Charles T. Hughes Construction Company, whose bid of $119,292.00 was low. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting;"Aye." Mr. Pearson moved approval of the following change orders:
A.
Shop, Purchasing and Garage Buildings - install drains and necessary preparation for ’ installing car lifts presented by the Builders Construction Company — Add $1,438.82. |
B.
Omit the work covered under Alternate No. 1, Millard Fillmore Addition, ($2953.00) for electrical work and add for safety switch in the Boiler Room for new lighting panel . Add - $79-00- Deduct Net - $287^-00. Presented by J. W. Skaggs Construction Compxany.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and,
on roll call, carried unanimously.
R. #107 Letting Bid on Water Line Prairie Queen Confirmed
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to confirm letting bid by/ the City to Boecking Construction on water line for the new Prairie Queen School, in the 5 amount of $8,216.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye’.
Approval to Buy Telev. Set-up with Money from Sale of Prop.
The Board Attorney, Mr. Lybrand, informed the Board that it would be legal to use money received from sale of property for the purchase of Television Channel No. 13-
J®-Day
Announced
The Superintendent announced again that Wednesday, March l^th, is .EB-Day, when the Business Men of the city are entertained in the Schools, with luncheon at noon at both Classen and Capitol Hill senior high schools.
MEETING OF MARCH 17, 1953 - CONt.'D
Motion to adopt the following resolution approving trips by Miss Grace Chadwick and Mrs. Vivien Haynes in the interest of the school system was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton, and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye:"R ESOLUTION
R. #108 Approval of Professional Trips
The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend meetings as designated: Miss Grace Chadwick, Supervisor of Art, - a meeting of the National Art Education Ass'll.Louis, Missouri, April 6-11, 1953; Mrs. Vivien Haynes, Supervisor of Elementary Education, - a meeting of the Association for Childhood Education-International, - Denver, Colorado, April 5 - 10, 1953-
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Miss Chadwick and Mrs. Haynes be directed to attend the meetings as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby ordered that all expenses on the trips be paid by the Board of Education. Discussion Mr. Lybrand, Board Attorney, reported that one person was insistent upon having hook-ups for sanitary sewer to service six residences instead of Just one as agreed on the Rutherford Sanitary Sewe Hayes School B. Hayes School site. ,
Mr. Pearson moved that action on the matter of sanitary sewer hoop-ups at the Rutherford B. Hayes School be deferred temporarily, that the engineer be directed to learn the value of construction, the approximate value of the land, how many people involved, and, in addi? tion to the number of feet, calculate how many outlets per foot each one would be entitled to on the same basis; also that Mr. H. L. Bickford of Coates Field Service be instructed not to proceed further. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried.
R. #109 Matter of Sanitary Sewe Hook-ups
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr call of the President.
R. #110 Adjournment
Approved this
day °f
Barton, the Board adjourned to meet again at the
, 1953.
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MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR MONTHLY SESSION [
IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, PRESENT:
ABSENT:
APRIL 6, 1953 AT U:3O P. M. O'CLOCK.
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C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
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R. Lewis Barton
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Jim Lookabaugh John C. Pearson, Jr.
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Mrs. L. D. Melton
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Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr.Melvin Barnes and Mir. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer; Mr. John W. Prigmore, Auditor; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Messrs. R. Ben Brown, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Gilbert Robinson, Charles Harville, Gene Stinebeck, Mrs. Floy Campbell, Directors'; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk's Assistant.
The invocation was given by Mr. McCray, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Pearson, the minutes of the meetings of Marc£ 2, March 3, March 12, and March 17, 1953 were approved as read.
R. #111 Minutes Approved
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS
Mr. Prigmore, Auditor, reported that his recommendation for transfer of funds is included later in the agenda.
Auditor’s Report
The Attorney, Mr. Lybrand, reported as follows: (1) That a Resolution is being prepared by the City of Oklahoma City agreeing to build a sewer line to service the school site located at approximately South Broadway and S. W. 55th Street and the site of the Rutherford B. Hayes School at Byers Street and S. E. 66th Street, according to plans and specifications approved by the City Engineer, and that a copy of the Resolution will be returned for the files of the Clerk's Office.
Whereupon, motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton that lution be approved as submitted. The motion carried.
(2)
the Reso-
That special help is needed to clarify the title of Block 3, Chester Hill Addition (Brittoh, Oklahoma)
Attorney's Report
R. #112 Sewer Line for Hayes & S. Bdwy. School Sites Approved R. #113 Method for Negotiating for Land in Britton Approved
Whereupon motion was made/ by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that approval be given to Mr. Lybrand's suggestion. The motion carried. Mr. Green, Treasurer, submitted a report for the month of March. On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton, the r eport was received and ordered filed.
R. #114 Treasurers Report Rec'd
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson that the Treasurer, Mr. George H. C. Green, be authorized to liquidate bonds Numbers A163O8 to 16334, inclusive and Nos. R. #115 AI6336 to 1§343, inclusive, as needed to provide funds for meeting the building fund reTreasurer quirements. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Authorized to ( The above are Treasury/ Savings Notes, Series A.) LiquidateBondi potion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the Treasurer, Mr. George H. C. Green, be authorized to transfer $1,200,000 of Bond Fund investments to the account R. #116 of Classen High School Building Fund investments in accordance with contract with the Treasurer Federal Governmemt. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Ave " Authorized to PERSONNEL Transfer The following personnel recommendations were presented: Personnel Recommended INSTRUCTIONAL NAME
Resignations (Mr.) French. Jack (Mrs)’ Reese. Donnie (Mrs) . Koop. Carol (Mrs) Ferry. Elizabeth (Mrs) Parker. Mattie .(Mr.) Carney. Homer
ASSIGNMENT
EFFECTIVE DATE
C. H. Jr. Social Studies 3=6=53 # Nichols Hills J Britton Kdgt, . 3=20=53 Bath . Kindergarten 3=20=53 Kaiser 1st 5=29=53 Fillmore 5th 5=29=53 Southeast Math & Science 5=29=53
(Patricia Jameson - Il Iness)
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NAME
(Mrs) Stone. Rhea (Mrs) Dockumf Wilma
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
te rmin ati ons
SALARY
$2100
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DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
REMARKS
EFFECTIVE DATE
C.He .Jr». eemainuf of school yr. onl Non=Degree 1 vr. Nichols Hills and Prev. ir B.A. System 3=23=5: 1 Britton Kdgt. . C.S.T.C. :
(Filled bv transfer)
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$2400
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4 yrs.
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Herohville I 3 4th (Temporary!^
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EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
(Mrs) Potts. Helen (Mrs) Srowart. Fave (Mrs) Lowe, Alice
(Maude Swingle -» Husba nd Ill) |( Sunbeam Frazier •= Lea ve of Absence) |(Estella Guy - Illness )
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OR
EMPLOYMENT
, TERMINATIONS
SALARY
$3050
$3050 $2400
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
--NT REMARKS
Buchanan 2nd B.A. (Duration of Abs) U. of Kansa 3 5 yrs. 3-13=55 C.H. -Sr. Home Ec B.S. <C«S«T«C» 5 .vrs. 3-2-53 (Duration of need Washington Non=Degree 4 yrs. 3=30-55 3rd (Temporary)
ELeave of Absence •> Maternity f(Mrs) J Jones, Rebecca f(Mrs) ? Baber, Evalena
Bath 5th Buchanan 2nd
4-1-53
i - ■ Illness ^(Mrs) Sagin, Della
Taft English
5-29-53
(-Additional position, Previously filled on substitute basis.)
4-2.=^3
(Mrs) ioward. Marguerite (Mrs) Bomar, Bernice
Reinstatement (Mrs)Dunbar. Betty ......
$3050 $3050
B.S. Quincy, Ill ► 5 yrs. 4=7=53 B.A. o.c.w. 5 yrs. 3=31-53
Bath 5 th Buchanan 2nd
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Adams 3*19-55 1st
$2600
Teachers elected unas ■signed for School year 19c 3=54. B.A. (Miss) 0 $2600 Ashlev. Ruth Ann o.u. B.S. (Mr.) 5 yrs. Bloomer, Jack' $3100 ' C.S.T.C. B.S. (Mrs) C.S.T.C. Bradlev Alma, Jo $2600 0 B.S. (Miss) U. of Ark, 5 yrs. Chandler. .Geraldine $3100 B.S. (Miss) 0 Darnold. Patricia $2600 O.U. B.S. (Mrs) C.S.T.C.’ 5 yrs. Ferguson. Loree $3100 B.S. (Mr.) $3100 Galloway, James O.U. 5 yrs. B.A. (Miss) $2600 U. of Tulsa 0 Garber, Constance B.S. (Miss) 0 C.S.T.C. $2600 Hawkins, Shirley B.S. (Mrs) C»S» I«C • 5 yrs. James, Aileen McClure $3100 B.S. (Miss) $2600 S.W.Missour i 0 Jones, Norma B.S. (Mr.) 2 yrs. $2800 Lewis, William Jr. O.U. B.A. (Mrs) 0 $2600 o.c.u. McCracken. Marie B.A. (Mrs) 0 O.C.U. McDonnold, Lavona $2600 (Miss) B.S. Moore, Jeanene 0 $2600 O.TT. B.S. (Miss) 0 Moore. Marlene O.U. $2600 (Mr.) B.A. O.C.U. 5 yrs. Morrow, Howard $3100 B.S. (Miss) $2600 Okla. A & M 0 Pitts. Mczelle
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clerical
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NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
Terminatinns
(Miss) Niles. Caryl Resignations Williams, Pearl Etta (Mrs) Bramblett, Mary L (Mrs) Kidd, Joyce (Mrs) Brumley. Tola (Mrs) uallford, Mary
PERSONNEL OR
EMPLOYMENT NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
Monroe Clerk
2=27=53
(Mrs) Weir. Lula
$R*5
3=5=53
Vets. Program Clerk (Se-p.)
3=6=53
(Mrs) McKerson, Mildred
$150
glk. Separate„V“J Program and Adult 3=9=53 Institute,.
Visual Aids 3=10-53 Jefferson Vocational Off .3=18=53 Mayfair u time clerk 3-13-53 Southeast Clerk ...5=1=53
(Mrs) Camp. Jean (Mrs) Dryden, Bonnie
$75
$185. ■
Mayfair time clerk 3-19-53 Southeast 5-^53 Clerk
Request permission to pay Mrs Ruth Snider ~ time Personnel Clerk = full time on the basis of $160. per month - for one week only, beginning April 6, 1953.
Adjustment In Salary;
Masha Laquitta (Mrs) Research = Key Punch Operator - Salary from $160. per mo. to $190. per mo. = effective March 1, 1953. New Substitutes for 1952-53
Elementary, Home Ec. Language, Elementary Speech, English, History Kdgt., Primary Elementary, English, S.S. Elementary English, S.S. Math (Jr.) English, Spanish, French Elementary Chemistry, Biology, S.S. History, Elem. Elem, English, Spanish, Journalism Spanish, French, German Math, Geometry, Algebra S.S. Prim., Elem. Elem., Math (Jr.), English (Jr.) Elementary Elementary
Dade, Vera Gill, Mary Jane Hall, Leota Keys Hamilton, Dorthy Harmon, Virginia Hill, Patricia Jordan, Louella Leaf, Dilcie Long, Claudia Robinson, Margery Routh, Fay Samuel, Stella Shorbotham, Neijel Smith, Forrest (Sep.) Snodgrass, Beulah Wright, Williametta Yorborough, Emma ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ --
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TRANSFERS - SERVICE DEPARTMENT 0. C. WHITE, from head custodian at Polk - salary $216.66s to relief custodian salary”$210.00. Effective 3=2=53.
STEPHEN CARDER fl from extra custodian - salary $206.665 to head custodian at Polk salary $211.K6. Effective 3=2=53. GLEN GRTGSBYj, from | time floorman at Wilson •=■ salary $87,505) to |r time head custodian at Taylor-salary $98.33. Effective 3=6=53 <>
JOHN SAMPLES,, from Shop watchman - salary $160.00., to floorman at Webster = salary^lT^.OO. Effective 3=10=5.3»
LEONARD L. GOARg from roving watchman to regular watchman at Shop = no change’ in salary~Tffestive 3=10=53. To Roosevelt floorman = $175.00 Effective 3=16153. GILBERT SAWYERg from floorman’s salary ($175.00) to' fireman’ at Jacksoft/’ Mr. Sawyer obtained his firemen’s license effective 3=10=5.3. Salary = $206.66.
WARREN Lc BURROUGHSg from J time floorman at Riverside = salary $87.50g to full time floorman at Southeast <= salary $175.00. Effective 3=16=53.
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(Filled by transfer)
INFORMATION TO THE BOARD
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REMARKS
BILL ROBINSONg from floorman’at Columbus -=• salary $l?5«00g t© y time floorman at Riverside = salary $8?.50. Effective 3=23=53*
LINDSAY JENKINSg from time floorman at Riverside - salary $87.50j > to full time floorman at Columbus = salary $175.00. Effective 3=23=53<>
KENNETH MILLERa from temporary watchman at Shop t© regular roving watchman. No change in salary = $160.00. Effective 3=23=53«
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SERVICE DEPARTMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
TERMINATIONS NAME
PERSONNEL
EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
: NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
Effec tive d a te
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Buchanan
j tame flossman-
2=27=53
James Ishill ■
87,.50
3=2=53
Willis® ■ Spewe®
; jfesdemt-- flgogman
2=27=53
Hassid -Sinams
tOoga
3=2=53
Niebels Hills
L@©n Thomas
: 3,oo®maa
3=3=53
Will Walk®
175,00
3=5=53
Douglass
J©@
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r time custodian
3=6=53
Sim feigsby
38,33
3=6=53
TayL©®
•g timg./fleos’ssaa
3=§'=53
te-ggl© Hgffma®.
87,50
3=10=53
Statheast
Joi®. Samples
175,00
3=10=53
Wehst®;
3=14=53
J@di® Edge
17=50
3=16=53
Ha®m©ny
3=13=53
fesea B-®55?©aghs
175.00
3=16=53
Southeast
3=13=53 '
Oliaffi Pasta
175,00
3=16=53
Ca>t, Hill S?o
Cas«y feeks©a Ja®.®g, Jews
: l©o®man ■
Iteyl'Visaing
V®?B©n Stew
time ftoorman S©e®man
Is® Pitt
mas
Jack Van Ryta
5 ®lief fl©o®maa
175,00
3=13=53
Wil Ha® C@ley
floosmaa
Jade Theses
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Ho Do J®n®s
Custodian. -J tame 3=28=53
Washes Baswaghs
fl®o®maa
time floo wan
3=20=53
5®@il Bo Mnllens
L75.00
3=23=53
Taft
3=17=53
Sena Hast
17.50
$5=24=53
Willard
3@@®ge So Jones
18,33
3=30=53
Hayes
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fl©yd fcaham
17.5©
3=6=53
Southeast k time flooffman : Wilson
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Kenneth Mills®
ISO.®
3=11=53'
temp, wtehmn at Sh©j
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Lindsay Jenkins
17,50
3=16=53
time floorman at : Riverside y
Ifeank H©wa®d
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3=16=53
Ralph teoy
^7.50
175,00
3=25=53
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helper
2/3.5
3=16=53
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,55
2/25
f Capt, Hill Sr0
Rosa Bierwirth
.55
2/23
Central-
Stella Henslee
.55
3/9
Northeast — ///"ZJ Polk (transf. fj ■’-from. Seatheart Capt, Hill Jr.
helper
■7.1101116 King | ......... falaine Reed
helper
2/17
helper
1/30
Ivor Lunn
J-Trenfi Rovington
helper
2/8
Velmer George.
1*1fae Eason
helper
2/27
Estelle Neal.
Rachel Weeks
helper
1/19
Rheaba Stover
Grace Foster
helper
2/8
Farmer Ree Caldwell
helper
3/2
Lee Billings
helper
1/30
Lola Morris
Goldie Rasco
Helper
3/3
Rita Brecheen
Lillie Mav Jones
helper
3/6
Gloria McManus
.55
■ 3/26
helper
2/5
Beatrice Belcher
.55
2/8
Madis on
helper
2.20
Mildred Dve
.55 /. •
2/23
Monro B
Maudie Eaton Mrs.Rj, J. Chance
;55 «55
Vera Tivis
.55
- Peggv Flynn
Roxie Wilcoxson
hElma Howard. ; Lena Jones
3/2
6.50
Lorene Webb
helper helper
1/2-3 1/16
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J££?X° a
2/16
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Webster / Cleveland '
1/26
Creston Hills
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Emerson »55 1.20’ 1 ier da.
3/2
Gatewood
3/H
Horace. Mann
Kaiser
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PERSONNEL - CONT'D
Permission is requested to employ four laborers to work eight hours daily for approximately one week at $1.00 per hour to assist in moving supplies to the new storeroom, as follows: B. B. Fields
F. C. Hadley
H. J. Coonce
Willie Byington
Motion to approve the foregoing recommended personnel was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton and carried on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." BILLS AND PAYROLLS The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of March was submitted: April 6, 1953
R. #117 Personnel
Report on Claims and Payrolls
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools
Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration:
Bills Recommended for Payment
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT APRIL 6, 1953: Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item
#la #lb #l-c #ld #le #lf #lg #lh #li #lj #lk #L1
$ 5^363.19 8,309.2U 2,53k.33 102.65 46,117-79 275.ko 1,101.65 kk,119.39 376.53 5,617.09 k,kO2.17 78,58k.ko
- 1952-53 GENERAL FUND - 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND - 1951-52 GENERAL FUND - 1950-51 GENERAL FUND - 1952 BOND - 19^9 BOND - 19^6 BOND - 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDINGLEVY - 1951-52 GENERAL BUILDINGLEVY - 1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY - CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FUND - 1952 SEPARATE BOND
AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL FUND Serv for Feb Acinitox Termite G© Addressograph Sales Agey Repr to Ofc Meh Air Reduction Magnolia Go Repr to Indus Arts Equip A & E Equip Co Ofc & Night School Supl Instr Supl - Roosevelt American Book Go American Council on Edus Teaching Aid & Supt Ofc Supl Amer Education Publications Supt Of© Supl
24.5© 9.70 15.95 . k-2.07 2.60 78.50 2.50
Contract Standard Selected Selected
Publisher
Amer Equip Co
Upkeep of Grounds
Selected? Standard? . Low ?
Amer Floor Surf Mach Co
Repr to Bldg & Equip
Amer Metal Specialties
Instr Supl
Standard? Low ?
Ames Supply Co Anderson-Prichard Oil A R K Mfg Go Associated Public School Systems
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Custodian Supl Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
15-95 65-59 12.35
93.89
337.00 299.00
636.00 86 AO
88.44 12.38 22.?5 6<> 00
Selected Low ■
A & W Violin Shop
Repr to Musical Instr - Taft & John Marshall
Barada & Page B & B Furniture Bill’s Grocery
Custodian Supl Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Shidler Home Sc
Low Low
19.00 40.00 15. o?
Bingham Printing Inks Black, Sivalls & Bryson Boardman Co
Night School Supl Repr to Equip Repr to Equip - Teaching Aid Supl
Standard Low Selected? Low ?
24.75 66.56 76.75
Instr Supl = Voe & Indus Gen Instr Gen Instr
Low
40.70 5.00 40.00
Low
36.00 7.85 46.5© 44.40
Bottenfield ’s Inc. . Glen D Bowman C D Bradshaw
Branham’s Inc Braniff Airways Brodhead-Garrett Co \ Robert Brunson
Supl, Public Relations Adm Expense ■ Instr Supl - Roosevelt Adm Expense
66.50
Board Action
53 AO 23.35
Z&4 Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953-OONT'D
1952-53 GENERAL FUND - CONT’D Custodian Supl Phys Ed Supl Teaching Aid. Supl Instr Supl Repr to Ofc Meh Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Calif Test Bureau Capitol Steel & Iron Co
Capitol Willys
Instr Supl Repr to Bldg & Equip - Upkeep Ground® Night School Supl Serv for Feb - Instr Supl, Voe & Indus Instr Supl9 Vo© & Indus
Selected
Carpenter Paper Co
Custodian Supl
Low
Casmir Investment Co Bob Cates
Central Scientific Co
Rent for April Repr to Equip - Upkeep Grounds Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Central
Selected? Low ? Low
City Spring Works Clarks Motor Co Clarkes Violin House Cleveland. Crafts Co
Instr Supl - Driver Training Instr Supl - Driver Training Repr to Musical Instr - SB Instr Supl - Harrison
John H Cole Co
Standard? Lew ?
Cole-Pemberton Go Connelly Cons C©
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus - Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Central Hom© Be Upkeep Grounds
Cook Elec Supl Co Al Cook Desk & Ofc Supl
Repr to Equip Repr to Ofc Meh
Lew
Capitol Hill Book Store Capitol Towel Supl
35.70 14.75 . 4.55 ■100.08 8.12 13 »82
Lsw Selected Publisher
B & T Chemical Co Buck’s Sptg Goods Bureau ofPubMentions Burke Aviation Corp Burroughs Adding Meh Co Butts Ele© Works
Low
11.02 316.55
Selected Low? 200. 00
. 8.50 299.14
1.62 486.00
24.20 57-35
' 3OO.OO 81.55 9.90
25.64 34.55 273.50 10.79 24.75 361.95
386.70
25.45 35.00 67.85 43.00
Ge-operative Publishing Go Instr Supl = Classen & SE Cox Radio and. Sound Repr to Equip - Jackson Ralph G Coxhead. Corp Repr to Ofc Meh
556.60 80.75 8.99
Crane Go
Repr to Equip
A G Croft Publications
Instr & Supt Ofc Supl
Standard? Dow ? Publisher
Curriculum Bulletin
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
Daily Law Journal Clayton L Davis John Day C© Dee’s Ph©to Supl Delmar Publishers
Legal Publications Gen Instr Instr Supl - Bryan Ofc Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Denoyer-Geppert Co DeVilbiss Brake Serv F W Dodge Corp Dickerson-DeW e es
Instr Supl Instr Supl “ Voe & Indus Supt Ofc Supl Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Doles® Co
Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl = Phys Bd„ Voc & Indus
Dollies Ceramics Dowlings, In©
Instr Supl - Lowell Instr Supl
Downtown Chevrolet
Upkeep Trucks & Car® - Operation School Bus
Bill Doyle
Ofe Supl = Instr Supl - Repr to Burn - Gen Adm Supl Instr Supl - Phys Ed
John Dunlap Sptg Goods
60.38 450.25
.
Publisher /
Selected? Low ?
22.50 117.00
Selected? Low ? Selected
51.30 83.75
Selected? Low ? Low
3O.7O 798.83
Educational Music Bureau Elec Equip & Supl Co Election Workers
Instr Supl Repr to Equip Election Esqsense
Selected
W B Elkins Blko Camera Store #19 Elmer’s Brake Serv
Election Expense Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Upkeep Trucks & Car®
Embosograf Corp of Amer Lewis Eubanks Eureka Water Ge
New School Apparatus Gen Instr Serv for; March
Selected
125.00 35.00 2.31 6.24 35.48
306.25 29.15 12.50 620.54
Publisher
Publisher
21.20 3.25
Publisher
Economic Research Dept Sub Renewal U. S. Chamber of Commerce
510.63
239.50
51.20 135.05 136.72 829.53 66.30
2.4© 315.03 68.52 320.00
3.00 85.46 40.75
730.72 30.00 13.50
255 MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D 1952-53 GENERAL FUND - CONT ’’D
Federal Supply
Repr to Equip
Field Enterprises Fire Appliance & Supl Ray F Fischer Co Henry Foth
Instr Supl ■=■ Franklin Repr to Equip Repr t@ Equip Adm Expense
Freeland Engineering Measurements Go
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Gates Rubber Go General Elec Supl Go
Repr to Equip Repr to Equip
N L George9 Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement 20.96 I“3 Instr Supl 15.00 1-9 Library Supl 18.68 1-10 Visual Aid Supl A-2 Bus Ofc Supl 5.32 17.08 A-13 Supt’s Ofc Supl ?.89 A-15 Gen Adm Supl A-16 Gen Adm Expense 53-IQ M-10 Bldg Repr - Material 2.32 1.64 M-12 Repr to Equip 5.00 M-14 Upkeep Grounds 40.00 N-7 Night School Supl 0-=8 Upkeep Trucks & Car® 20.?0 D“6 Improvement of Groundsl?.?®
Standard; Selected; Publisher
89.20
202.72 4.75 45.50 50.66
Board Action
175.00
8.45 Selected 14.40 1707.18 Selected ? Low 2 20.75 Board Action; 167'2403 225.39
■
*»?
Arthur Gibsen Ginn & Co Graphic Arts Serv H L Green Go Guideposts Associates
Gen Instr Instr Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl - Shidler Subscription
Selected Publisher
Hanson-Bennett Magazine Agency
Sub Renewal
Publisher
Harian Publications Harris Calorific Sales
Library Books - Central Repr to' Equip - Night Seh Supl
Hart Industrial Supl Co
Repr to Equip - Repr to Indus Arts Equip - Repr to Bldg Instr Supl
Publisher Selected? Low ? Selected? Low ?
Hatcher Lumber Co D C Heath & Co Herb Welding & Radiator
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Classen Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Hohmann’s Appliance Serv
Repr to Equip - Hawthorne & Emerson Gen Instr Repr to Equip - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus
Fred C Holloway Hooper Supl
84 .04 5 .16
-
30.00 336.97 32.75 4.98 1.75 2.50
16.10 22.50 16.04 406.90
11.35 38.60
422.94
Selected
125.00 24.36 5.00
Selected
14.80
Low
S tandard? 9.82 Low 5 - 603.40 140.90 16.10
35.00 613.22 157.00
A C Horn Co
Repr to Bldg
Houghton Mifflin Co
Instr Supl - Westwood
Standard? Low ? Publisher
House of Clay House of Wren
Instr Supl Ofc Supl - Repr to Furn
Low Low
135.36 164.40
Huguley Paper & Box C©
Instr & Custodian Supl
tow
"584.48
Hunzieker Bros
tow
178.9-2
IBM
Repr to Equip - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus Ofc Supl & Rental
856.3?
International Harvester
Upkeep Trucks & Car®
Rental ? 830.00 Selected? 26.37 Selected
International Textbook Interstate Litho Flat® Graining Co
Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl — Voc & Indus
A D Jacobson Jenkins Music C©
Gen Instr Instr Supl
Selected
30.00 9.36
Johnson & Matthews Fred Jone®
Upkeep Grounds Instr Supl - Driver Training
Contract
39.60 IO.37
Publisher
2.02
15.25 3.32 70.48
' Bills ecommended or Payment
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D 1952-53 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D
Jones Boys #6 Jones-Newby Supl C©
Instr Supl - SE Home Ec Bepr to Equip
Selected
7.1©
Kamp Bros Kee lox Mfg Co Harry Keeton Supl C©
Instr Supl Harding Hom® Ee Ofc Supl Repr to Furn
Selected Selected
25.33 7.20 5.10
Kilpatrick Bros Kosak Grocery
Insti’ Supl ■= CH Jr Instr Supl " Roosevelt Home Ec
W A Landers Go Larsen Music C© H E Leonhardt Lbr Co Lily Mills C©
Repr to> Equip Instr Supl Instr Supl =• Foster Instr Supl - Lowell
Lith© Negative & Plate Loeffler-Greene Supl Co
Ofc Supl Repr to Equip
Long=Bell Lumber Co
Instr Supl - Repr to Phys Ed Equip ~ Repr to Bldg
look Louisville Bedding Co
Sub Renewal Repr te Furn
Maggie Magnetic Inc 0 D Marshall Marshall Supl & Equip C©
Ofc Supl Election Expense Repr to Equip - Repr to Indus Arts Equip - Instr Supl Repr to Bldg
John V McAlister
McDonald Scott Chevrolet Ruby McKelvy Mechanics Coverall Melton & Co Fred Medart Products Mideke Supl Co
Midwest Photo Copy Co Millsap’s
Upkeep Trucks & Car® Adm Expense Serv for Feb Instr Supl - NE Repr to Equip - Roosevelt Instr Supl - Repr to Equip ~ Upkeep Truck® & Cars - Teaching
48.84 28.12
Low
316.76 18.90 20.49 48.64
Low Selected
Selected? lew ? lew
59.25 149.90
13.50 136.4-0
244^55 3.50 85.74
Publisher
58.22 3.00 190.94
Low
254.40 13.92 10.00 9.11 5.97 a6?!’.®
Selected
Standard 9.00 Selected? 15.90 Standard? lew ? 847.58
James Millstead Minneapolis Honeywell
Ofc Supl & Printing Repr to Musical Instr - Taft & Roosevelt Adm Expense Repr t© Equip
Modern Industry Modern Materials Co Hotter Bookbinding Co Multigraph Sales Agency
Supt Ofc Supl Repr to Bldg Library Book® - Taft Instr Supl
Mui-phy & Perkins
Repr to Bldg
Low
National Publication® Go National Theatre Supl New Method Boek Bindery
Library Book® Custodian Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Board Action Contract ■ Publisher
New State laundry New Stat® Towel & linen
Serv for Feb Serv for Feb
O’Connor-Oklahoma Co Ckla Business News Co Okla City Water Dept Okla County Water G©
Repr to Equip Supt Ofc Supl Water & Sewage Serv for Feb Serv for Feb - Foster
Okla Gas & Elee Co Okla Natural Gas G© Okla Oxygen C©
Serv for Feb Serv foi’ Feb Instr Supl “ Foe & Indus
Okla Seating Go 0 K Transfer & Storage Okla. Typewriter G©
Instr Supl Rental for Feb & March Repr to Ofc Meh
Paragon Industries J W Pepper & Son Perolin Co Personnel Psychology
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Instr Supl Repr to Equip Sub Renewal
W J Pette® & Co
Instr Supl - Repr to Bldg
Contract
Selected? Standard? Low ?
28.50 135.00 51.60
12.38 17.20 22.02
5.1? 75.oc 57.74 60.30
Law
226.90 1940.38 814.9? 88.81 4.3? 8.00
18.78 120.00 2508.81 69.00
Selected
8395.32 10,881.04 280.22
Contract
343.0$, 22.5® 4.25-
■ Low Rental ■ Standard Publisher
Selected; Low ?
20.5© 394.70
2o.e@80. OF 279.0®'
41^|
I
257 MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D
FUND 195?-53 general Instr Supl = Foster Guy L Phelps Instr Supl ■= Repr to Bldg Pittsburgh Plat© Glass Postmaster Postage for March Postcards Postmaster Pat Pugh Motor Co
Instr Supl - Driver Training
Radio Supply
Instr & Visual Aid Supl - Repr to Equip Instr Supl Piano Tuning Repr to Ofc Meh Reur to Bldg Repr to Indus Arts Equip JGen Instr Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip
Rand McNally John W Ramshottom Remington Band Richards & Conover Refrigeration Sales
------- -------- J
James W Richardson Rinehart Books Robberson Steel Co
Robertson Sales Go Roisman Products Co Royal Typewriter
LfJ fJjUs) $&. ’ ■’ '
Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl Custodian.Supl Repr to Ofc Meh
AMOUNT'
Selected I0W
6.00 56.9b 200.00 100.00
Contract
6.28
33-39
4-16.00 48.50 7.35 4.66 15.L0
Selected
Publisher Low
600.00 3.32 222.87
Low Standard Standard
564.24 40.00 19.69
3e>&< 0 7)
UU-v..... >
School Executive Subscription Science Research Associates Instr Supl - Testing ■Charles Scribner0® Sons Instr Supl
Publisher
10.00 3.24 12.00
Selected Selected Low
24.93 2.50 16.86
Sears Roebuck & C© S E B Paint Co Severin Supl Co
Instr Supl -= Foster & Lowell Repr to Bldg Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Sharp & Nichols Music Co
Sherwin Williams Simpson Market
Repr to Musical Instruments & Instr Supl Instr Supl <= Voe & Indus Instr Supl - Classen Home Ee
Singer Sewing Meh C© L C Smith & Corona Southern Sales C©
Instr Supl - Webster Home Ec Instr Supl = Voe & Indus Instr Supl
SW Bell Telephone C© Speed’s Grocery C B Speegl© St Louisa-San Francisco Railway Co
Serv for Feb Instr Supl - CH Sr Home Ee Gen Instr Frt bill = Teaching Aid Supl
Standard Roofing Stanwix House Publishers Ed Stuarta s Music Shop Sumner C©
Instr Supl Instr Supl - Culbertson Repr to Musical Instruments Repr to Ofc Meh
B H Thomas Town of Nichols Hills
Serv for March Water Serv for Feb
Board Action
111.11 20.25
UARCO Inc Underwood Corp
Low Selecteds Low ; Publisher Low
370.65 14?.84
Univ of Illinois Press United Brick & Til© Co
Ofc Supl Ofc Supl “ Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl = Voe & Indus
Veazey Drug Co A C Vroman Inc D Van Nostrand Co Wallace & Tiernan Co Franklin Watts Welding Equip Go
Instr Supl Instr Supl Instr Supl Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
Western Newspaper Union
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus - Ofe Supl & Printing Western Union Serv for Feb Westinghouse Elec Supl Co Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Alic® V Whitten Rent on Lowell School Ground H W Wilson Co Library Books - J Marshall World Book C© W &'W Steel Co
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip
915.13
41.76 31.13
Low
90.4? 79.00 295.20
Low Low
3009.14 IOO.57 20.00 40.99 10.00 78.16 62.25 6.00
Selected Standard
1.62 146.22
I3.OO 3.00 9.39 20.91 20.44 15.00
Publisher
Standard Publisher
Selected; Low ?
Low
2.08 72.00
19.40 58.17
77.57
10.85
Contract
148.07 15.00 132.60
Publisher Low
4.66 76.21
TOTAL
Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D
AMOUNT
1952-53 - SEPARATE FUND Antioch Press Appleton Century Crofts
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
B & B Furniture Black Dispatch
Repr t© Equip Ofc Supl - Night School Advertising
Board of Education Wm C Brown Co
Re-imbursement to Gen Fund for salary of Lee Greer Teaching Aid Supl
Capitol Towel Supl Inc Children’s Reading Serv City Bus Co
2.28 4.16
Publisher Publisher
28.00 46.30
1821.61 Publisher
3.00
Serv for Feb Teaching Aid Supl Rental for Dee Jan Feb
Publisher
11.48 47.46 540.00
Al Cook Desk & Ofe Supl Crane C© A C Croft Publications
Instr Supl Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl
Standard Low Publisher
24.95 117.36 2.15
John Day C© Dickerson-DeWees Dolese C© Dowlings Inc Doubleday & Co Elmer’s Brake Serv
Teaching Aid Supl Upkeep Trucks & Gars Instr Supl - Voe & Indus Instr Supl - Edwards Library Books - Dunbar Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Publisher Contract Selected
Contract Selected
2.75 32.56 11.70 9.23 30.71 82.78
Federal Supl Co Follett Pub Co
Repr to Equip Teaching Aid Supl
Standard Publisher
Lee 0 Garber
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
Hanson-Bennett Magazine Agency Harcourt Brace & Co Harper & Bros
Teaching Aid Sup1
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
2.03 15.49
Harris Army Stores Hart Industrial Supl Co Henry Holt & Co ' House of Clay
Health Supl Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Edwards
Low Low Publisher
60,00 34.40 1.92 61.60
Illinois English Bulletin Teaching Aid Supl Indiana Univ Bookstore Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
1.50 l.QO
Interstate, Printers & Publishers
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
2.42
Leonard Kenworthy Alfred A Knopf
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
2.00 2.38
J B Lippincott C© Longmans, Green & Co
Teaching Aid Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher Publisher
15.03 2.10
Macmillan Co McGraw Hill Book Co McKesson & Robbins
Teaching Aid Supl Library Books - Teaching Aid Supl Health Supl
Publisher Publisher Low
8.16 13.48 395.66
Michigan State College Mideke Supl Co
Publisher Low
1.05 358.79
Dr D M Moor®
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Equip - Upkeep Truck® & Gars Rent for April
William Morrow & G© Herb Myers
Teaching Aid Supl Repr to Bldg
Publisher Selected
7.33 3.75
National Council of Teaching Aid Supl Teachers Natl Education Association Teaching Aid Supl Natl Parent-Teacher Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
3.00
Publisher Publisher
10.51 1.80
Natl Publications Go Library Book® New Method Book Bindery Teaching Aid Supl New Jersey Secondary Teaching Aid Supl School Teachers Association
Contract Publisher Publisher
296.62 18.23 1.00
Publisher
1.85
*•’
52.08 19.91 2.25 3»15
>
New York World Telegram
Teaching Aid Supl
Okla City Water Dept Okla Gas & Elee Go Okla Natural Gas Co
Water & Sewage Serv for Feb Serv for Feb Serv for Feb
Okla 0^-gen Co
Instr Supl - Voe & Indus
65.OO
350.39 1153.75 1047.64
Contract
2.32
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D
AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND W J Pettes & Co . Pipkin. Photo Serv Pittsburgh Plate Glass Prentice-Hall
Instr Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Bldg Teaching Aid Supl
Selected. Low Selected. Publisher
8.25 331.05 9.79 7.84
John W Ramsbottom Reeve Dental Supl C© Rinehart Books
Piano Tuning Health Supl Teaching Aid Supl
Selected Publisher
28.00 12.50 10.47
Royal Typewriter R S & S Go
Repr to Ofc Meh Teaching Aid Supl & Library Books
Publisher
3.00 102.66-
Sanitary Equip Co Scott Grocery Chas Scribner’s Sons Sears, Roebuck & C© _j........... ............................. Sharp & Nichol® Music Co SW Bell Telephone Shawnee Pres®, Inc Standard Roofing
Custodian Supl Instr Supl - Douglass Home Ee Teaching Aid Supl Instr Supl - Edward® Repr to Musical Instruments Serv for Feb Instr Supl Repr to Equip
Publisher Low
410.00 195.20 51.53 5.70
Television in Education Project
Teaching Aid Supl
Publisher
1.00
United Brick & Tile Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
40.95
Franklin Watts Teaching Aid Supl John Wiley & Sons Teaching Aid Supl Wisconsin Association for Teaching Aid Supl Better Radio & Television
Publisher Publisher Publisher
1.39 22.08 1.00
World Publishing Go
Publisher
2.07
Teaching Aid Supl
138.60 ?4.84 1.95 11.30
Low
Publisher Selected Low
TOTAL
8.309.24
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND
Low
■
40.6?
Doles® C©
Repr to Bldg
General Elec Supl Co
Repr to
Hunssicker Bros
Repr to Equip
Low
Loeffler-Greene Supl Go
Repr to Equip
Board Action
705.68
Mideke Supl G©
Instr Supl = Voc & Indus
Board Action
45.65
New Method Book Bindery
Library Books
Publisher
1.94
R S & S G0
Library Books
Publisher
8.30
Thompson Book & Supl Go
New Furn & Fix
Board Action
Equip
Board Action
TOTAL
Repr to Equip
622.00
2,534.33
Board Action
102.65
TOTAL
102.65 AMOUNT
1952 BOND Aircraftsmen, Inc
8.00
AMOUNT
1950-51 GENERAL FUND
Federal Supl C©
1102.09
Airplane Rental - Okla City to Fort Worth and return for Ralph Ball and Dr. George
American-First Trust Go Anderson-Prichard Oil
Guaranty Policy - New Longfellow New Furn & Equip - CH Sr
Boardman Go Braniff Airways
New Furn & Equip Travel expense to Boston, New York and Atlantic City for Dr. George - Natl Council School House Construction
77.60
57.20 5.25
Low Board Action
126.23 187.85
Bills Recommended for Payment
i
260 ills ecommended or Payment
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D AMOUNT
1952 - BOND - CONT'D
Bryan Miller Architects City Board of Education Calhoun Lumber Co Capitol Steel & Iron
William McKinley Gash transfer of fund to Classen H. S. Bldg Fund Low Bldg Material = Hawthorne Low Modernization & Repr - CH Sr Hawthorne Purchase price - S| NE^- NW|, Board Action 14-12-3 - New Longfellow
Roy & Agnes Conner
‘ Doles© C©
I ■ '
Modernization & Repr - Franklin
500.00 * 1,222,0^^7
109.03 * * 10,000.00 /
Selected? 5»?0 Low ? 294.30 Lew
300.00
Gardner Hotel Supl Co
New Furn & Fix — Kaiser
N L Georg®, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement Real Estate
Hart Industrial Supl Co Hunzicker Bro*®
New Furn & Equip Modernization & Repr = Hawthorne
Low Low
40.60 103.08
Kilpatrick Bro®
Modernization & Repr
Low
51.82
W A landers Go Insco Brick &
Modernization & Repr = Madison Modernization & Repr - Hawthorne
o
Mason-Wilson Milner & Putney Murphy & Perkins Herb Myers
Ncftsger & Lawrence Nolen & Moor®
= Hawthorne
t>
Standard.
361.68 276.00
Low Selected
300.00 34,814.00 196.63 2.50
Contract
1446.28
Contract
65O.OO
^Architect fees - Britton Elementary Est #5 “ John Marshall Modernization & Repr - Hawthorne Modernization & Repr-Franklin
Preliminary plans - Johnson Est #5 - John Marshall Architectural services - Dewey
179.95 11.00
116.60 278.00
U S Grant High School Oklahoma Publishing Co Okla Testing Laboratories Sub-Soil Investigation - Classen Robberson Steel Go
Modernization & Repr - New Furn & Equip
Low
Thomas Oil Co
New Equip
Board Action
93.69 4180.00
Vahlberg Palmer & Vahlberg Preliminary Plans - Arthur
Contract
800.00
W & W Steel Co
Low
471.95
New Furn & Equip-CH Sr
* Authorized previous ly=payment mad© on same March 24, 1953 ** Authorized .previously-payment issued on same March 17, 1953
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1949 BOND Hart Industrial Supl Co
Lockers
Board Action
275.^0
TOTAL
275 M AMOUNT
1946 BOND Oklahoma Seating Go
45,7^6.57
New Furn & Fix = Fosters Sequoyah, Zachary Taylor, West Nichols Hills
Low
TOTAL
1101.65
. 1»101.65
1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
5^59.29 3817.25
Acme Cons C© Armco Drainage
Est #1 - Buchanan Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood, Van Buren, Stand Watie, SE, Lakeside
Boardman Co
Cons of New Bldg
Board Action? 680.60 00 372.06 Low
Coston & Frankfurt Crane C©
Architectural fee - Taft Bldg Material ~ Hayes
Low
2982.43 140.3©
Deles© Co
Gons of New Bldg - Rockwood, CH Sr. Lunchroom Equip - Fillmore Petty Cash Reimbursement Real Estat®
Low
1217.96
Gardner Hotel Supl Co N L George, Clerk
Board Action
Board Action
1052.66
624.84 5.25
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D
AMOUNT
1952-53 GENEr'AL BUILDING LEVY - CONT'D______ Grand Paint- & Paper
Hart Industrial Supl Co Hatcher Lumber Co
M Herring Lumber Co
Gens of New Bldg - Roekwood, Tyler, Casady Heights, Valley Brook, 55th & Shartel
Cons of New Bldg Cons of New Bldg-Lakeside, Van Buren Bldg Material = Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Roekwood, Tyler, - SW 55th & Shartel
House of Wren
Cons of New Bldg - Polk
Hudgins, Thompson, Ball Hunzicker Bros
Est #1 - Buchanan Bldg Material - Roekwood, 55 th & Shartel, Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Tyler
Kilpatrick Bros
Cons of New Bldg - Hayes
W A landers
Cons of New Bldg - SE, Lakeside, Van Buren, Stand Watie, Rockwood
Lehman Lippert Cons
Long-Bell lumber Co
Est #1 - Nichols Hills & Prairie Queen Bldg Material - Polk, Hayes
Low
603.50
Board Action Low
15.40 570.66
Board Action
1891.52
Low
264.50
Low
109.18 241.04
Low
51.84 804.9?
13»3?4.90 Selected? 5«59 Low ? 44.83 Board Action
50.42
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Rockwood, Tyler, SW 55th & Shartel
Mideke Supl Co
Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood, Lakeside, Stand Watie, Van Buren, SE
Se lected? Low :
Murphy & Perkins Herb Myers
Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood, Stand Wati©
Low Selected
44.40 22.50
Okla Acoustical & Specialties Co
Cons of New Bldg -- Lakes id©
Standard
50.16
Okla City Association of Insurance Agents Okla Hardware Co
Insurance premiums
Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood, Casady-Heights, Valley Brook, Tyler, 55th & Shartel
5.95 26.10
5791.4?
31.15
590.29 Low
26.25
Low
359.33 2852.25
Okla Publishing Co Okla Seating Co
Legal Publications Cons of New Bldg - Adams, Buchanan, Carey, Mayfair, Polk
W J Pette© & Co
26.00
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Cons of New Bldg - Casady Heights, Low Valley Brook Cons of New Bldg - 55th & Shartel, Low Tyler, Casady Heights, Valley Brook, Rockwood
Richards & Conover
Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood, SE
Low
15.46
J B and Maude Roberts
Purchase price - School land New William McKinley
Board Action
Sanitary Equip Co S & H Shade Go Barney Stewart lumber
Cons of New Bldg - Shops Bldg Cons of New Bldg - Harrison Bldg Material - Hayes
Low Low Low
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Architectural supervision Nichols Hills
Westinghouse Elec Supl Co Cons of New Bldg - Roekwood, 55th & Shartel, Valley Brook, Casady Heights, Tyler W & W Steel Co Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood, 55th & Shartel, Valley Brook, Tyler,
.thorized previously-payment made on same March 24, 1953
92.52
* 4654.80 140.25 27.50 94.32 120.99
Low
• 10.95
Low
545.69
TOTAL
44,119.39
Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended for Payment-
1951-52 GENERAL BUIIDING LEVY
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Cook Elec Supl Co
Bldg Material - Rockwood
Board Action
280.00
Hatcher Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Hayes
Board Action
65 «40
Lang Bell Lumber Co.
Bldg Material =• Rockwood
Board Action
31.13
TOTAL
376.53 AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
Armco Drainage & Metal
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Board Action
Boardman Co
Cons of new bldg - Dunbar & Edwards
Low
.111.30
Doles© Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar
Low
26.62
Emseo Elec Supl Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards
Low
21.00
N L Georg©, Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement Real Estate
Grand Paint & Paper Co
Cons of new Bldg - Dunbar & Edwards Low
Herring Dumber Co HunMcker Bros
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards
Board Action Low
548.84 6.43
W A Landers Co Long^Bell Lumber Co
Gons of New Bldg - Dunbar Bldg Material - D'unbar & Edwards
Board Action
244.17 1789.74
Midek® Supl Co Murphy & Perkin®
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards Bldg Material - Edwards
Selected Low
Okla Hardware Go Okla Seating Co
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards New Earn - Edwards
Low Low
Westinghouse Elec Supl W & W Steel Go
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards
Low Low
- .75
177.50
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Architectural fee - New Classen High School
TOTAL
8.75 1244.90 41.15 163.43
5.617.09
4402.17
4,402.17
AMOUNT
1952 SEPARATE BOND Lippert Bros
1.52 77.00
AMOUNT
CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FUND Hudgins Thompson Ball
1153.99
Est #2 = Douglass
78,584.40
• , ' All the claims shown in items #la to #il,' both inclusive, have "been examined and. approved hy the auditor us ..to appropriation, purpose cf.expenditure. calculation, aha -receipt by the department heads. .We -recommend that same be* allowed“ancl* the Clerk he S’ \ instructed to issue warranty in payment thereof.,
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Item'#3 ' PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING APRIL. 30, 1953 - ONE MONTH
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; GENERAL- FUND - . . ..... Payrolls - including School Administrators, Clerical, TeacherA, Service Department Employees, and extra services ....... . . 650,000.00 SEPARATE FOND Payrolls - including School Administrators, Clerical, Teachers, Service Department Employees, and extra services ..... z. ., . 0 65,000.00 194-9 BOND Payrolls - including engineer’s office ............. o 1,200.00 1952 BOND Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings and annexes........................ ............................................................................ -............................ 5,000.00 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings and annexes . . . . . . . . < . . . . .r . . j . ’. . . . . . . 2,000.00 sep ara te buil ding LEVY 1952-53 Payrolls - including construction crews on new buildings . . . ., 2,000.00.
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The persons to be listed., on these payrolls have been !•egularly employed, py 'the Board. -.on an annual, monthly or daily basis and payrolls are to be computed, on actual dalaties = as fixed by the Board.. •• AU payrolls;will be supported by erifled, payroll claims carrying _ proper authorization and approval and will be examined by the Superintendent, Clerk, and Auditor prior to release of warrants. We recommend that these claims be ratified and approved for'payment subject only'to revision on certifieat e; as to absentees ' " " ' sub ' st ""iand. tutes, and action of the Board on salaries not designated, and. that the Clerk be authorized. to'issue warrants,-for same. I
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $24-5,903.83 be allowed and that the Clerk be instructed; to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. On toll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #118 Claims Approved for Payment
R. #119 Mr. P earson moved that the payrolls for the month of March be approved and that the payrolls Payrolls for Mar. Approve! for April be authorized as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried Apr. Payroll! on roll call, with all members present voting "Aye." Authorized GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION AND PURCHASING
Representatives of firms submitting bids in response to the attached notice for bids on a blade grader for the Oklahoma City Public Schools were present and gave explanations of the equipment on which they bid.
Whereupon Mr. Barton moved that all bids be rejected and readvertised with different specifications. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried.
Report on School Levy Election
The;following report on the annual school levy election was given:
Results of Election:
R. #120 Bids on Blade Grader Rejected—to Re-advertise
(a) — Fifteen(15) Mill levy
For Opposed
2,570 92
Votes Votes
(b) — Five (5) Mill Levy
For Opposed
2,520 113
Votes Votes
Whereupon.motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the results of the election be accepted. The motion carried.
R. #121 Report of Election Accepted
MEETING OF APRIL 6, 1953 - CONT'D Following is a list of the election officials for the Levy Election March 24, 1953, whose payment for services has been approved
List of Election Officials
CAPITOL HILL JUNIOR HIGH:
Inspector Nialta Pepper
Mary Rankin
$10.00
Amount
Clerk
Amount
Judge
Amount
Wilma Dubois
$5.00
$5.00
DOUGLASS JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH
10.00
R. S. Holmes
Mary Arinvine
5.00
Minnie V. Anderson
5.00
Mrs. R. W. Hall
5.00
Mrs
F. Brinson
5.00
Doris May Shea
5.00
Mrs. R
Cleaton
5.00
Mrs. J. H. Taylor
5.00
Mrs
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D. Bryan
5.00
Mrs
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HARDING JUNIOR HIGH:
Mrs
E. G.Rotzinger 10.00
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JACKSON JUNIOR HIGH: Mrs
Dugar Smith
10.00
JOHN MARSHALL JR.-SR. HIGH Mrs. R. M
Edwards 10.00
NICHOLS HILLS:
Evans G. Nash
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Mrs. Mary E. Girsso
10.00
5.00
5.00
NORTHEAST JR-SR HIGH t J
Mrs. J. L. Beveridge 10.00
Mrs. H. J. Binner
5.00
Mrs. Louis Baily
5.00
Luther Roach
5.00
Mrs. R. G. Board
5.00
Lucille Botdston
5.00
Corrine Booth
5.00
Mrs. J. C. Hammond
5.00
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ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH
10.00
Mrs. L. A. Roach
SOUTHEAST JR-SR. HIGH: Mrs. Flossie Hetherington 10.00
TAFT JUNIOR HIGH: Mrs. H. E. Armitage 5.00
Mrs. Chris Kramer 10.00 WEBSTER JUNIOR HIGH Mrs. E. F. Holyfield 10.00
Mrs. P
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5.00
Mrs. D
F. Pierce
5.00
5.00
Mrs. D
F. Pierce
5.00
WEST NICHOLS HILLS: Mrs. J. C. Andrews
10.00
Mrs. V. Thiessen
FOR CERTIFICATION AND CLERICAL WORK
Mr, John Moore.,, dhm. Okla. County Election Board Mr. Dwain D. Box, Sec. Okla Co. Election Board Mr. Warren G. Morris, Member (absent) Mrs Blanche F. Titus, Chief Clerk R. #122 Transfer of Funds Approved
$15.00 15.00 50.00
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve the following recpmmende transfer of funds:
General Fund
Cancel: Add:
M-12 0-2 m -8
Material Equipment Repair Custodial Supplies Mainteanance General Equipment
$3,000.00 2,000.00 1.000.00
SEparate Fund:
Cancel:
M-10 N-7
Material Building Repairs Night School Supplies
2,650.00 I5O.OO
Add:
M-8 M-12 F-l
Maintenance General Equipment Material Equipment Repair Rentals and Storage
500.00 2,000.00 300.00
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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Motion to approve the following resolution directing the persons designated to attend meetings and take trips in the interest of the school system was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton and carried unanimously, on roll call:
R. #123 Trips of Personnel Approved
RESOLUTION
The Board of Education of the City of K)klahoma City, Oklahoma feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend the meetings as designated: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent, to attend a drive-in conference of the American Association of School Business Administrators in Santa Fe, New Mexico, April 17-23; 1953:
Miss Martha Russellj Director of Food Service, to attend the National Restaurant.Association meeting to be held in Chicagp,Illinois, May 11-15, 1953; Mr. Alvin R. Eggling, Director of Recreation, to attend the annual Southwest District of the National Recreation Association, to be held in Austin, Texas, April 9, 10, and 11, 1953•
THEREFORE, BE IT RESEOLVED that the persons above designated be directed to attend the meetings as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education that it be and is hereby oj?(Jered that all expenses on the trip of Dr. Swanson be'paid by the?Board of Education, that Miss Russell's expenses be paid from the funds of the Central Food Service Department, and that 1/2 of the expenses of Mr. Eggling be paid by the Board of Education. Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve letting bid on a half-ton panel truck for all schools to the low bidder, International Harvester Company, whose bid was $1,134.00, other bids being placed on file in the central office and having been received in response to the attached advertisement. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #124 Purchase of Truck Approve*
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid for diplomas for graduating students to the Fine Arts Company, low bidder, whose bid was 74$ each for first grade imiatation leather, the only other bid submitted being by Welch Companyj78^ each, the bid of 7^-/ being based upon approximately 2000 diplomas being purchased. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." (Copy of ad for bids is attached below.)
R. #125 Bid Let on Diplomas
Mr. Barton moved that permission be granted to sell the house being built by the vocational students at DouglassHigh School, placing in the hands of a real estate company for sale. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and carried on roll call with all members present voting "aye."
R. #126 Approval to Sell House
The Superintendent reported having received a letter from Mr. D. I. Johnston concerning the special training of hard-of-hearing children.
Letter in re Hard-of-Hearing Children
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Mr. Barton left the meeting at this point.
Mr. Barton Leaves Meeting
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Motion was made hy Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve granting request j of the County for 30 ft. easement of the NW/4 of the SE/4 of Section 27, Township 11 North,? Range 3 West, which the city desires in order to open a street which will be in front of the? Rutherford B. Hayes School. The motion carried.
R. #127 Easement to County Approved
BUILDINGS
Date set for? Letting Bid ; on New Classen High
The Board was informed that the date for letting the contract on the new Classen High School has been set for July 30, 1953, 4:30 p. m.
Following is a statement of the Classen High School Building Account as submitted by the Statement Classen High! Auditor: Bldg. Accounjt CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING ACCOUNT U S GOVERNMENT PROJECT # OKLAHOMA 51C-2OA ? i j
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91,148.10 30,382.77 2,025,518.00
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900,000.00 1,247,048.87
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Balance to Transfer to Classen Bldg. Fund $1,222,048.87. . Requisition #14-5 to Classen High School $1,222,048.87 Building Fund For Transfer per U S Government Contract
R. #128 \ Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson that in order to strengthen Payment for ' the legal phases of the Board's application for Television Educational Station, Channel 13, Legal and En-j recommendation be approved to employ Mr. Seymour Krieger, Washington D. C. to study the gineering iapplication and give a report as to the legal accuracy and make a recommendation concerning Service----I the steps which might be considered to correct the legal aspects of the application — j TV Approved ; Fee $250.00; also, in order that a thorough examination may be made as to the engineering j portions of the application, recommendation be approved to employ Mr. George P. Adair Engineering Company to make a study of the engineering portion of the application to discover the weak points, if any — Fee $250.00. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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R. #129 iMotion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve letting bids on Bids Let on | art and homemaking furniture for the new Grant Junior High School which is under construct: Art & Home- | tion to the low bidders in the total amount of $17,462.40, the purchase to be charged to making Furn. i 1952 Bond Account, bids being received in response to the attac hed advertisement for bids. ! On roll call, the motion carried with all membes present voting "Aye."
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to allow the following claims: (a)
Doerfler Construction Company — construction of water main for the Rutherford B. Hayes School -------------------- -$23,211.16
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Builders Construction Company - construction of U. S. Grant Junior High School — partial payment -- ------------------- 41,023.80
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Builders Construction Company - Shops Building Estimate #8 - partial payment -----------------------------
R. #130 Payment of Claims Approved
5,90^-90
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve Change Order #2, John Marshall Addition, in the amount of $90.89 (addition to contract) for installing two gates in fence on south side. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Pearson moved approval to let bid to W. A. Landers Company, low bidder, for heating and plumbing equipment and installation of same at Rockwood, Dunbar, and Edwards Schools, in the amount of $19,670.00 of which $5,230.00 shall be charged to G. B. L. account and $14,44-0.00 to S. B. L. account. The motion was seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh and, on roll call, carried unanimously. (Notice for bid is attached.) >(60585). NOTICE tFOK, BIDS / SEABED BIDS,'-W111" De received by the Board of 'Educatibii: "of the' City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma at the office of-tie Clerk,-4.00 North Walnut Avenue, ’Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, unjil 10_:00{A. M., C.S.T.,, 1'2, 1953, for the fur'nishirig and install; ing^oT’heating and’piumbmg equipment for portable classroom buildings, for -Rociwobd; . Dunbar, .and,, Edwards Schools. , Af*10:0Q A. M. of the same day a public opening of all bids received'by fhe<Board of Education will be hela-'m the Board Room, 400 North Walnut Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.. j All bids 'Sh&ir be an strict, conformity V. with 'tWspecificatigns, Plans.
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Si’tted'on the prepared Prop0£iS)WJ^M' All bids, shall be accompanied W -a. certified check, cashier’s check, or bidbond for five percent of fine dmovint of the bld. to be forfeited} as aqaaqaed and liquidated, damages} ih SK the bidder fails! neglects^or refuses to comply with the .tennis of jthe vYa Proposal planks, k instruction^ M and
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Mr. Pearson Presented wit Mr. McCray presented Mr. Pearson with a gavel made by the Vocational Department, as an expression of appreciation for his serving so effectively as President of the Board in 1952. Gavel Motion to adjourn to Friday, April 10, 1953 for a luncheon meeting in the Irving School Building at 12:00 noon was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried.
R. #133 Adjournment to Friday, April 10, *5 at Noon
MEETING OF APRIL 10, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN AN ADJOURNED SESSION FOR LUNCHEON IN THE IRVING SCHOOL BUILDING, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1953 AT 12:00 O’clock Noon.
PRESENT:
ABSENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr. R. Lewis Barton
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| i I Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, , Assistant Superintendents; Floy Campbell, Hugh B. Ginn, Gladys McDonald, and G. L. Robinson,! Directors; Mr. Robert Cheney, Principal of Roosevelt Junior High School; Mrs. Katherine j Saner, Superintendent's Secretary. Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Pearson that the following resolution thanking Mr. D. I. Johnston for his help in the special training of hard-of-hearing children be approved: RESOLUTION
R. #134 Letter of Thanks to D, I. Johnstc
WHEREAS, Mr. D. I. Johnston has provided funds for Special-Training for Hard of Hearing Children for the Oklahoma City Public Schools during this second semester of 1952-53, this Board of Education desires to spread the following resolution on its minutes: "RESOLVED that the Board of Education recognize the generous and thoughtful services that D. I. Johnston has rendered to the Hardof-Hearing Children during this semester. The Board of Education feels that the services that Mr. D. I. Johnston has provided through his efforts in obtaining the finances, establishes a commendable pattern for the support of certain phases of the public school work. "RESOLVED FURTHER that D. I. Johnston be sent a letter commending him for his thoughtfulness toward the Hard'-ef-Hearing Children." The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
The;Superintendent discussed a plan to work with the present Citizens Committee in a study of school problems .
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the Rodeo Association be permitted to use the Capitol Hill High School stadium and premises for the 89'er Benefit Rodeo, free of charge, provided the Rodeo Association be responsible for any vandalism or damages done to the school premises under their supervision; and provided that the football field be put back in shape for football season and the premises be left in the same shape as before the rodeo; such agreement to be signed by resposible parties. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting '.'Aye."
Supt. Present Plan to Work With Citizens Committee
R. #135 Agreement wit Rodeo Ass'n
R. #136 Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton that furniture be purchased Bid Let on for Grant, Marshall, Taft, Nichols Hills, Buchanan, Prairie Queen, Fillmore, Adams, West Nichols Hills, McKinley, Valley Brook, Coolidge, Arthur, Dewey, Britton,Rockwood, Hawthorne, Furniture S. W. 55th & Shartel, Johnson, Kaiser, Garfield, and Hayes schools from bidders as shown on tabulation submitted and being placed on file in the centraal office; the grand total of the furniture amounting to $79,263-70, and to be charged to the General Building Levy and the 1952 Bond Accounts. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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BOARD ROOM, IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1953 AT 1:00 P. M. O'CLOCK. Present:
C. B. McCray, President
Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr. ABSENT:
R. Lewis Barton
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. G. L. Robinson, Director of Personnel; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; and, Mary A. Thacker, Clerk's Assistant.
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to cancel burglary insurance policy with National Surety Company at their request as of June 1, 1953, and then change the policy to the American Indemnity Company, who will carry it to June 1, 195^, at which time the Board will consider the matter further. On roll call, the motion carried unaninamously.
R. #137 Approval to Change Burglary Insuranc
The Board discussed the need for some kind of accident insurance for school employees, the matter to be considered further at a later date. Whereupon, motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that recommendation of the Insurance Committee to place boiler insurance for schools, beginning May 1, 1953, with the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Company, securing a 3-year policy according to coverage sunup^rized and submitted to the Board, be approved. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
R. #138'. Boiler Insure Policy Change
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to assist the Athletic Department at Central High School in repairing and rehabilitating the bus used to transport Central High School athletes, not to exceed: $350.00 for materials, with the understanding that labor will be supplied in the school shops. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #139 Approval to Aid in Repair of School Bus Central High
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that rules and regulations for Summer School as submitted and attached below, recommended by administrators in charge of Summer Schools, be approved for the summer of 1953- The motion carried.
R. #lho SummEr School. Rules & Regul Approved
RULES AND REGULATION Summer Session
1953 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 1»
Summer schools may be organized, in any Elementary School where the need exists and a sufficient number of pupils enroll to justify the teacher’s time,.
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The length of the summer school shall be for a term of six weeks beginning on Monday„ June 1 and closing July IO, Classes shall be held five days a week.. Each school day shall be four hours long. The hours for the opening and closing of the school day may be from 7?30 A„M„ to ll?30 AoM„ or from 8:00 A»M0 to 12:00 noon.
Summer schools shall be dismissed on Independence Days July 3«
A tuition fee of $18.00 shall be charged for a term in the elementary summer school.
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The purpose of the summer school shall be to offer a program similar to the regular term program with emphasis where needed. Promotion to a higher grade cannot be accomplished in the Summer School. ,
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The organization of each summer school shall be under the direction of a head teacher9 who shall be responsible to and under the direction of the regular school principal of the building in which the summer school is being held.
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No teacher shall be employed in the summer school to teach subjects or grades that he or she has not taught in the regular session unless special permission is granted by the Superintendent of Schools.
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All monies received in the elementary school shall be deposited immediately with the financial secretary at Central High School. The financial secretary shall issue.a receipt for all monies received and shall make all disbursements by check for services rendered in the elementary schools.
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The summer school teacher shall make all collections- She shall keep an accurate record, specifying in detail the source of all monies collected. She shall keep a carbon copy of all receipts issued- All receipt books and a report of all money collected and spent shall be turned in to Central High School at the end of the summer term.
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The maximum enrollment for each teacher in the elementary school shall be twenty pupils.
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The following reports shall be filed in the office of Pupil Personnel; a. State Report b. Principal’s Statistical Report Form A 322 re
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In elementary schools where more than one teacher is employed,, the monies collected shall be divided equally among the teachers after the person designated as a head teacher has received $25-00 for extra services required, provided no teacher other than the head teacher shall be paid more than $335-00 for a six weeks term. The head teacher may receive $360.00.
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Each elementary school shall use only the monies collected from pupils attending that school for the payment of salaries.
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All elementary principals please check your school and send the following report to the Health Office, Jefferson Building, by May l^f" (Report sent is for learning whether the principal wishes to schedule a summer school.)
SECONDARY SCHOOLS 1.
The Secondary Summer school will be at Central High School-
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Summer school shall be one term consisting of eight weeks beginning June 1 and closing on July 24th. Classes shall be held two hours and fifteen minutes daily, five days a week. Each school day shall be four and one-half hours in length. The hours for the opening and closing of the school day are to be established by the principal. Summer schools shall be dismissed on Independence Day, July 4.
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No pupil on the secondary level shall be permitted to make more than two credits during the eight weeks term.
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The charge of junior and senior high school pupils shall be $12.00 for each full credit subject.
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The organization and supervision of the summer session shall be the responsibility of the director of summer schools.
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No teacher shall be employed in the summer school to teach subjects or grades that he or she has not taught in the regular session unless special permission is granted by the Superintendent of Schools.
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The summer school principal shall make all collections and disbursements. He shall keep a financial record which shows all collections and disbursements. In addition to this record, he shall keep a carbon copy of all receipts issued. All records shall be audited by the school activities auditor. He shall also receive and make disbursements of monies collected by the elementary schools.
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No expenditures of funds collected from students for summer school attendance shall be made without the approval of the Superintendent of Schools. The regular "Application for Permission to make Purchase" is to be used for requesting such an approval. All expenditures to be made by check.
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Permanent record cards and teacher record books shall be kept in the building where the school is held, and the reports of credits made by the pupils shall be mailed to the office of the school which the pupil attends during the regular term at the end of the summer session.
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Credits made in summer school have the same rank as credits made during the regular session. No credit shall be granted unless all requirements for attendance and scholastic attainment have been met, the fact that the pupil has paid for the instruction shall not modify regular requirements.
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12. Special classes in "band and orchestra., may be offered in the., secondaryschools by making arrangements with the director of summer schools.
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All students, especially those coming from one building, should be enrolled in the subjects recommended by their principals or advisors. No substitution shall be made without the consent of the student's regular principal or by the consent of a person designated by the regular principal. Students will not be allowed to enroll after June 10th without special permission of the director of summer schools.
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Students who withdraw from summer school during the first two weeks will be refunded all tuition above $6.00 per subject that they have paid.
15.
All monies above the amount required for payment of the minimum salary $300.00 shall be divided among the teachers, provided no teacher shall be paid more than $450.00 for eight weeks term. The principal’s salary shall be $450.00.
16.
Students and parents shall be notified at the time of enrollment that summer school is optional and those students whose activities are not proving profitable to the student or the school, will be dropped from the roll and refunded the unused portion of his tuition,
17.
All money above the $500.00 summer school reserve fund, remaining in the summer school account after salaries and expenses are paid shall be- turned to the Board of Education. **’
W. C. Haller, Director of Summer Schools
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC . 1.
Summer instrumental music classes may be organized in any secondary school by the regular instrumental music instructor.
Any instructor desiring to organize such a class will check out receipt book from the summer school principal at Central High School and one from his building principal if he plans to rent school owned instruments.
2.
All money received must be receipted in duplicate. Money collected for enrollment must be turned in to the financial secretary at Central High School. Money collected for rental of instruments will be turned in to the home school financial secretary.
A maximum fee of $. ,,$0 per hour may be charged.
3.
The instructor will receive all of the fee money turned in to the financial secretary after deductions for withholding tax, teacher retirement and 2$ administration are made. The regular $450.00 maximum salary limit for other summer school teachers for an eight weeks term applies to instrumental instructors. If a term of less than eight weeks is organized, the maximum ■will be adjusted accordingly.
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The instructor will turn in the following report and his enrollment receipt book to the summer school principal at the end of the summer term? Length of Term-
Number of days taught per week
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Number of weeks taught
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Amount of money collected for enrollment fees ______
Amount of money collected for instrument rental _______
Instructor’s Name
School
Rules & REgula tions of Summer School
2'74 R. #141 Approval to Pay Teachers Extra
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MEETING OF AJP.IL 28, 1953 - COST'D'
Mr. Lookab-'augh moved approval to pay teachers and custodians for extra time spent in training toll-booth attendants for the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority for which the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority has reimbursed the Board, the amounts as follows:
Mrs. Elaine Tucker - - - $100.00 Mrs. Lucille Shirk - - - 100.00 Mr. Earl Atterberry - - - 15.00
The motion was seconded by Mrs. Melton and, on roll call, carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson to grant request of the Ninth Regional Executive Committee of Boy Scouts to permit Mr. Eric V. Parham, Band Director at Harding Junior High School, to borrow instruments and music from the Oklahoma City schools to be used at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Los Angeles during July 8-30,1953, Mr. Parham having been appointed Director of the Regional Scout Band at this Jamboree; it being understood that the Ninth Regional Committee will assume full responsibility for the instruments and music that will be borrowed. The motion carried.
R. #142 Approval to Lend Band Instruments
BUILDINGS Dates for Opening Bids
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It was reported that the following dates have been set for the building projects described
Monday, May 4, 1953 4:30 P, M,
Addition to Britton Elementary School Architects: Mason and Wilson
Tuesday, May 19, 1953 - 4:30 P. M.
Addition to Dewey Elementary School Architects: Nolen and Moore New School - Chester? A. Arthur Elementary School Architects: Vahlberg, Palmer and Vahlberg
New School Architects
Tuesday, May 26 1953 - 4:30 P. M.
Calvin Coolidge Elementary School Conner & Pojezny
New School Architects:
McKinley Elementary School Bryan Miller
New School Architects
Valley Brook Elementary School Louis C. Williams
(Between SW 49 & SW §1 on indep
(S. W. 50th & Villa)
(SE 63rd & Camille)!
Addition to Andrew Johnson Elementary School Architects: Noftsger & Lawrence
Addition to John Adams Elementary School Architects: Sorey, Hill and Sorey R. #143 Approval to Employ Engineers
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to employ Collins and Gould, Consulting Engineers, to draw mechanical plans for remodeling the Central High School Cafeteria. On roll call , the motion carried with all^embers present voting "Aye."
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Motion to approve the following recommended change orders on building projects was made fey R. #144 j Mr. Lookabaugh seconded by Mr. Pearson and, on roll call, carried with all members present Change Ordersj voting "Aye:" Approved:
#1 W. Nichols Change Order #1 - West Nichols Hills Addition - Cox Construction Company, providing for Hills I finish hardware in excess of the $700 allowance — addition of $384.26; #1 Douglass
#2 Douglass
Change Order #1, new Douglass High School - Lippert Brothers, Inc. - provide plumbing and electrical work for garbage disposal and dish washing machine which will be furnished by owner — addition of $81.27; i 1
Change Order #2 - new Douglass High School: (a) Extend 12 foundation piers for boilers to /firm soil below fills; provide reinforced concrete beam around perimeter of each boiler and reinforce slab under boiler area in accordance with DetaZL Sheet F-l; (fe) Extend interior wall of classroom tunnel below tunnel slab and change slab thickness from 6" to 4". No change in price. Change Order #3 - new Dopglass High School - change Tuff-Tex Tile to Asphalt Tile in rooms #17 and #79; change Asphalt Tile to Tuff-Tex in Rooms #16 and #74. No change in price.
#4 Douglass
R. #145 Approval to Sell Strip of Land to Co. Commissioner?
Change Order #4 - new Douglass High School - Change type of waterproofing from Trowell Coat #2 to one-ply 15-lb. tarred felt and two moppings of pitch in all areas specified, except mechanical service tunnesl - addition of $248.00.
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to grant request of the County Commissioners to purchase a part of Block 6, Sadler's Industrial Heights Addition, Lot 48, (Adams SchOOl) for a super highway, the price which the County offers being $192.95-,; legal description being as follows; it being understood that the County will pay for paving:
275 MEETING OF APRIL 28, 1953 - CONT'D R. #145 Cont'i
A part of Lot 48, Block 6 in Sadler's Industrial Heights Addition to Oklahoma City in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Said parcel of land being described by metes and bounds as follows:
Beginning at the SE corner of said Lot 48, thence West along the South line of said Lot 48 a distance of 25.02 feet to the SW corner of said Lot 48, thence Northeasterly a distance of 55-91 feet to a point on the East line of said Lot 48, thence South along said East line a distance of 50.00 feet to point of beginning. Containing 0.01 acres, more or less for and so long as the same is used for street, highway or park purposes, to gether with all the improvements thereon and the appurtenances thereunto belonging. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye."
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED
iAdjournment i
ATTEST Approved t^e 4th day of May, 1953-
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MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN REGULAR SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.
PRESENT:
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C. B. MCCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr.
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J Burr, Assistant Superintendent;! | Mrs. Floy Campbell, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Mrs . Gladys McDonald, G. L. Rohinson, Charles A. Lybrand, Attorney; Harville;, Gene Stinebeck - directors; George H. C. Green, Treasurer; W. | Auditor; Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; Mary A. Thacker, John W. Prigmore, ' Clerk's ,Assistant.
Present as visitors were Professor Ray Young of Oklahoma A & M College, and Miss Ida Hasley.
Visitors
The invocation was given by the President, Mr. McCray.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Pearson,-seconded by Mr. Barton, the minutes of the meetings of April 6, April 10, and April 28, 1953 were approved as read.
R. #146 Minutes Approved
SPECIAL BUSINESS On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mrs. Melton, bids received in response to*the attached advertisement for bids on an addition to Britton Elementary School were opened and read aloud as per the tabulation below:
R. #147 Bids Opened o Addition to Britton Elem. School
TABULATION OF BIDS ON ADDITION TO BRITTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS CONTRACTOR
Beckman & Word Benedict Cobb Cox Everett Hamit Jones, L. M. Co. Lippert, Lehman Rischard, M. B. Schwartz Skaggs Smith, Geo & Son Tippin
Base Bid
Alt. #1 (Addition)
$32,470.00 36,153.00 36,141.00 35,000.00 38,400.00 38,077.00 38,396.00 33,813.00 32,988.00 35,468.00 35,089.00
$2000 1550 1700 1800 2200 l?50 1850 1750 1700 1975.50 1682
34,316.00
Alt. #2 (Addition)
$1400 1425 1300 658 1700 1147. 1303 1050 832.50 790<."00 1649
Base and Alternates
$35,870.00
35,520.50
748.00
1809
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton that the bids received on the addition to the Britton Elementary School be referred to the central office with authority to let the bid to the low bidder, accepting both alternates, if everything is in order, the low bidder being M. B. Rischard Construction Company, and the amount of their bid including alternates being $35,520.50. On roll call the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."’
R. #148 Bid to Be Let to Low Bidder on Britton Addition, if Satisfactory
LEGAL AND FINANCIAL REPORTS On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Pearson, the report of the School District Treasurer was received and ordered filed.
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton approving the following transfer of funds, recommended by the Auditor, Mr. John W. Prigmore: Acc't No. A-5 0-4 o-5 M-2 F-2
1952-53 GENERAL FUND Maintenance & Supply Cancel
Treasurer's Supplies Light and Power Water Maintenance Repair-Furniture Insurance
$ • 3,000.00 .3,350.00
Add to Appropriation d? 50.00
6,000.00 SOO.00
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R. #149 Treasurer's Report Rec' d
R. #150 Transfer of Funds Approved
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953 - CONT'D
R. $150 Cont'c.
GENERAL FUND 1952-53
Cancel
Material and Supply
>Acc 't No
Add to Appropriation
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Election Expense General Administration Expense Light and Power Material, Repair to Equipment Material, Upkeep of Grounds Rentals and Storage Insurance
1 A-3 i a -16 i 0-1+ ! M-12 i M-14 : F-l i F-2
$1,600.00 5,000.00 1,900.00
TOTALS -—
2,000.00 $10,500.00
$8,000.00
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50O.OO 2,000.00
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$10,500.00 *
i On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." R, #151 ; Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the following suppiemen-' Supplemental! tai appropriation of funds, as recommended by Mr. Prigmore, Auditor: Appropr iation ! SEPARATE FUND GENERAL FUND Approved ! Request for Amount Requested for Approval i Purpose approval by Excise Bd. Account No. Purpose i Account No. 1 A X ’ 1 1 ’ Teachers Salaries $36,000.0© Teachers' Salaries $598>798.19 s
Onroll call,
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R. #152
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Fin. State- j On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs. Melton financial statement submitted by the Central ment-Centralj FoodService.Department w asreceived andordered filed. | Food Service j I Accepted j ; I
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Personnel Recommended p
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The following personnel recommendations were presented:
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TERMINATIONS
NAME
EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
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Resignations £
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KMrs) KLetcher Earnest = Il Iness) filled by. sub st 1 bate g(Addi t i onal p 0 s i t, i on = sinceJbeginni second semest[(Miss) ‘(Susannah Askew -Ill less) (Mr.) J acks 0x1 5=29-53 Mullins, Travis Vocal Music (Miss) Bryan "Wheeler, Cherre Speech Therapi at 5=29-53 ^Mr.) Classen j&ilmer, Gene E. 5=29-53 Math |pfcs) Mayfair Hosiers Betty Jane 4th & 5th 5=29=53 |(Mrs) J„ Marshall ;Tuck, Margaret 5=29-53 Math & Engo ’(Mr.) J, Marshall Franck, George Math & Science 5=29=53 ’(Miss) Lincoln ;Askews Susannah 1st 5=29=53
Tub'b, Alberta (Mrs) ■ Robson. Wilma (Mrs) Simmons, Sue (Miss) Harwood, Pearl
REPLACEMENT
OR
EMPLOYMENT
ASSIGNMENT
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PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL J
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$2400
$3050 $2600
$3050
Non=JDegree B.S. KoS.T.C. B.Ao O.Uo
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
Hawthorne nth Duration of Helen 4 yrs 3=21-53 Arc»«t-r’ong*? P t gew X. K. Hills 1st remainder 01 5 yrs 3=26=53 for seaeojL year only. John Adams 5 th’ 0 3=31=53 remainder of yre Lincoln 1st 3=4-53 Temp. 3 days onlj
□leaves of Absence __
Professional St
,(M188) -Nelson, Mary
J. Marshall Speech J. Marshall English
IlSewell, Amy
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Mrs Armstrong is abs< snt fr.oi 1 the class room whj ,le serv .ng as acting principal during the illnes 5 of Mr. Lee Nuzurn... I
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MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953 - CONT'D .W'
PERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONAL TERMINATIONS
NAME
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
ASSIGNMENT
OR DEGREE COLLEGE
SALARY
NAME
REPLACEMENT APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
Teachers elected una ssigned for school year 19* -3-54. (Mr.) M.A. Baker, 1. K. $3200 5 yrs. O.U. B.A. (Mrs) Bledsoe, Patty Bean $2600 A.,& M» 0 (Mrs) M.S. Curry. Mary C. A. & M» 0 $2800 B.S. (Miss) Hedrick. Marilena o.us $2600 .0
CLERICAL EMPLOYEES Resignations Jo Marshall (Mrs) Crawford g Helen Secretary (Mrs) Visual Aids Rombergg Carole Secretary
Engineering Dept 4=28=53' Clerk (Temu.) Pupil Services 4=8=53 Temp 1 mo o only
(Temporary) (Mr J Malley, George
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FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT
FOOD SERVICE DEPARTMENT Laura dlaudine Bacon
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Clerk-
4/14
Helper .
3/24
Helper
4/7
Arlene Demarest
Helper
3/27
Julia Piper
Agnes Adcock. ■. Mabie Prather
Helper
3/27
Lillie Mc.C.ollm„.
Helper
3/31
Edgemere.
Helper
3/17-. .
Emerson
Irene Price
Helper
3/3Q
Gladys. Webb
55hr.
Josephine -Emerson.
Helper.
3/28
Elsie Wshry
55hrs
LsEon..Krata.
Helper
J/25
Eunice Scarbrough
' Ruby Long .
j Earmer R®e Caldwell .
Neva May Oaks.
55hr9
Rosalie.Harris.....
55hro
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Southeast .
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Southeast
55hTe
3/27
Capitol Hill . Jr»-
3/30
Shidler-
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The Superintendent Recommends that the foliotiring action he” taken..for the 'school year 1953-54: J ' .............................................................................................. ............................................................... •} '
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■knifes, Juanita (Miss) ___ ___ - Counselor v t tp.be assigned as Counselor at'the ' J ’ ■ • I jv I 1 Al , ' . lz 7 X- I Kidd , ^g.rald (Mr.) - Teaches^at Classen. H-igh Scheel as'Assistant Principal at the new'Uly sses»S. Grant1 High;- , , , . _ is recommended -that'-the folloving l-idivj Qdl7 duels uho,,are®-’ in.tne Oklahoma City Solods/ 1 ’plac ____ ^hel ¥100 per month for the scnool year' 4
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Foster
Wdstwood
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Central- Fond. .Seri Capitol. Hill. Sr^
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4/8.
4>v' . -> ■ 'k
4/9
Dorothy. Mo. Clevenger ITSeDCL
Buchan
Miss Katherine Ringl’arid glllll
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MEETING OF MAY U, 1953 - CONT'D T~”
Personnel Recommended
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INRORMATION TO THE BOARD :
Request permission to. pay Mrs Frances Womack, at the rate of $150.00 per month, for services rendered on March 30, 31, April, 1, 2, and beginning April 27, -until replacement for Visual Aids secretary is made.. Adjustment in Salary* Request permission to adjust the salary of Mr.. Seay A. Sanders, whose contract for the school year of 1952-53. was erroneously written for $30008 and should have been for $3325„ - a typographical error in contract.
Name Changess Edna Harris ~ Ribb Jewell DuPree ■= Moore
Stand Watie Hawthorne
TRANSFERS
SERVICE DEPARTMENT
APRIL* 1953
GOLDIE TRUELOVE, from time floorman at ^Southeast to full time floorman at Southeast o Salary = 175.00 Effective 3-26-53 .
J„J„ KASPER* from J time floorman at University Heightss salary - 87»50jj to 1 time head custodian at Hayess salary =■ 98<>33 Effective h=9~53» CoBo MULLENS, from'floorman at Taft, salary - 175.00, to relief custodian* salary = 206o66o Effective U“27“53. EOL„ PLEMMONS* from head custodian at University Heights., salary 211.66* to stockroom clerk* salary 2L|.lo66o Effective 5“1"”53.
CLIFFORD HOWARD, from relief custodian salary •= 206.66* to head custodian at University Heights* salary 211.66. Effective 5“1“53» JACOB HARGETT, from .floorman at John Marshall* 180.00* to fireman at John Marshall, salary —206.66. Effective U-28-53. (Obtained license)
PERSONNEL
SERVICE TERMINATIONS
NAME
ASSIGNMENT
EMPLOYMENT EFFECTIVE DATE
NAME
REPLACEMENT
OR
SALARY
DEGREE COLLEGE
APPROVED EXP.
EFFECTIVE DATE
REMARKS
«WKk&naa
3=31=53
.. George S-. Jones
if time custodian.
4=?=53
; Will Walk®? ..
flaoman
3=31=53
John Felten
175.00
4=13=53
Douglass
X. Do Lobaugh.
floorman
4=13=53
J« CoEmerey
175,00
4=20=53
Cleveland
floorman
4=16=53
William C, Willis
175,00
4=20=53
Columbus - ■
Dasriel TT&eleve
87,50
3=26=53
William P = Coley
175,00
4=1=53
Ivan Shidler
87,50
4=9=53'
floorman Jackson if time floorman University Hts.
Leon To Peesy
175,00
4=27=53
floorman Taft
. Lindsay Do Jenkins
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IKhoO Hayes.....
'G8,33
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time floosman Southeast
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Personnel Recommendatio
PRESENT MATERNITY LEAVE POLICY
Under Section VI, titled “Leaves of Absence®, Sub-section B, titled “Leaves of Absence Without Pay“, Paragraph 1., Part b., of the “Personnel Policies booklet, on Page 8 isfound the following: w: . u#.":.:*- > ■i-; 1
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; “Extensions of leaves of absence beyond one year may be granted in exceptional cases, Leaves of absence for maternity, shall begin 6 months prior to the anticipated birth of the, .child, and be . . extended until the- conclusion of the school year following the first. anniversary of the child«“ ? r
RECOMMENDATION
We recommend that the revised policy read as follows^; •Certificated employees upon knowledge -of pregnancy shall immediately, notify the Personnel Department<, Leaves of absence for maternity shall,, begin 6 months prior to the anticipated birth ®f the child and be extenued until the conclusion of the semester in-which the-child becomes nine * months of age. If it is possible to assigns person before the end of ’ the semester, after the child is nine ^months of age, this will be done.
*See following Resolution #153 for change from nine months to six months in this policy. Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the personnel as recommended be approved except that the recommended policy for maternity,, leave of absence be changed to read as follows:
R. #153 Personnel Approved
"...Certificated employees upon knowledge of pregnancy shall immediately notify the Personnel Department. Leaves of absence for maternity shall begin 6 months prior to the anticipated birth of the child and be extended until the conclusion of the semester in which the child becomes six months of age. If it is possible to assign a person before the end of the semester, after the child is six months of age, this will be done.” On roll call, the motion carried with the following votes:
AYE: NAY:
Mr. Barton, Mr. McCray, Mrs. Melton, Mr. Pearson Mr. Lookabaugh
BILLS AND PAYROLLS The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of April was submitted: May 4, 1953
Report on Bills and Payrolls
Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson: The following matters are presented for your consideration:
BILLS FILED WITH THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR PAYMENT MAY if-, 1953: Item #la - 1952-53 GENERAL FUND
$36,152.87
Item #lb - 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
3,784.59
Item #lc - 1951-52 GENERAL FUND
1,729.51
Item #ld - 1952
BOND
138,692.80
Item #le - I9U9
BOND
321.30
Item #lf - 1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY
113,864.20
Item #lg - 1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY.
3,349.22
Item #lh - CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
22,180.55
Item #li - 1952 SEPARATE B OND
60,407.10
TOTAL
$380,482.14
Bills . Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended for Payment
AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL STOP Acinitox Termite Co Serv for March Addressograph Sales Agency Ofc Supl American News Co Library Book® American Type Founders Instr Su.pl - Voc & Indus Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp Instr Supl - Voc & Indus A & E Equip C© Ofc Supl Amer Automobile Assn Instr Supl - Safety Ed American Equip Co Upkeep Grounds American Floor Surfacing Repr to Bldg Amer Orthopsychiatric Assn Pupil Personnel Supl Supt Ofc Supl Amer School & Univ
Braniff Airways Branham’s Inc
Night Sch Supl Adm Expense Supt Ofc Supl Instr Supl - Shidler Home Ec Upkeep Grounds - Upkeep Trucks & Cars Adm Expense Ofc & Instr Supl - Hepr to Furn
John A Brown Co
Instr Supl - Shidler - CH Sr
Buck’s Sporting Goods M C Brantley Burke Aviation Corp
Repr to Phys Ed Equip Upkeep Grounds Storage & Instr Supl
Mr J H Angle Dr Melvin Barnes Beacon Pub Go Bill’s Grocery Boardman Go
Burroughs Adding Meh Co
24.50 15.52 500.05
Contract Standard Contract
42.20 19.25 14.39 40.10 3.80 3.00 8.50 5.00
Low Selected Selected Selected Publisher Publisher
Selected
Bob Cates
Custodian Supl
8.76 Selected? Low ? 238.42 Low
Central Sales Promotions B C Clark John H. Cole
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Ofc Supl Repr to Equip
Selected Selected Selected
Standard ' Selected? Standard? Low ? Publisher Selected
legal Publications Instr Supl - Central Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Lowell Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Dolese C© H Dorsey Douglas Dowlings Inc
Repr to Bldg Treasurer Ofc Supl Instr Supl
Low Selected
Downtown Chevrolet Inc Bill Doyle
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr & Ofe Supl
Selected Selected? Standard?
Fair Park Food Mkt . Fire Appliance & Supl Fleck Bearing 0© Gardner, Clark & Sullivan
Instr Supl = Webster Repr to Equip Repr t© Bldg Office Supplies
25.00 12.00 26.10 11.59 105.66 300.00 247.18 21.45
125.00 10.50 1.04
57.25 12.67 45.75 8.78 175.92
Selected
Daily Law Journal Dee’s Photo 'Supl Delmar Publishers8 Inc. Clarence Deal Denman Floors C© Despine’s Ceramic Shoppe Dlckerson-DeWees
Repr to Bldg Adm Expense Upkeep Trucks & Cars Instr Supl Water for Hayes
55.16
Selected
Instr Supl Repr to Phys Ed Equip
Dyke Bros Alvin Eggling Elmer’s Brake Serv Encyclopaedia Britannica Eureka Water Co
&
Publisher Selected
A C Croft Publication Cullen Bomber Co
Repr to Equip
164.32
40.31
Business Directory Serv Capitol Hill Book Store California Test Bureau Capitol Steel & Iron Capitol Towel Supl Casmir Investment C© Carpenter Paper Co
Bob Dunning-Jones
7.35 25% 22
Selected? 2.35 Standard? 63.00 Low . ? 193^37. 5.80 Se lee ted? Standard? 158.52 Low ♦»? Selected
Repr to Ofc Meh - Auditor’s Ofc Supl Ofc Supl Night School Supl Instr Supl Repr to Bldg Serv for March Rent for.May Ofc9 Night School,. & Instr Supl
Cole Pemberton Co Instr Supl - Central Home Ec Commercial Distributing Co Upkeep Trucks & Cars Al Cook Desk & Ofc Supl Ofe Supl Ralph C Coxhead Corp Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Crane Co Repr to Equip
3.60 245.00 5.00 15.00 185.95
Low Board Action Publisher
5.10 77.52 93.30
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5.33 13.02
47.50 14.36 4? .24 84.00 174.25 33.33 738.22
Publisher
Low
L©w
Low
9
Selected
88.09 46.57
11.00 8.65 26.92
Selected Board Action Selected
Low
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43.87 4.60 -yjysT*
312.00
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9.05 120.5,0 12.45 1303.15 18.75 43.90 36.45 ' 5.19 5.00
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AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT’D
N L George 9 Clerk
Petty Cash Reimbursement 1-3 Instr Supl 1-10 Visual Aid Supl A-15 Gen Adm Supplies A-16 Other Adm Expense A-18 Supl, Pupil Personnel M-12 Repr to Equip M-14 Upkeep of Grounds S-4 Recreation Supl
7.85 14.36 7.79
Selected.
Halilburton0 s Hart Industrial Supl Co
Selected Selected? Low ;
Vivien V Haynes Hearne Bros
Instr Supl - CH Jr. Repr to Indus Arts Equip - Instr : Supl, Voc & Indus - Upkeep of < Grounds - Teaching Aid Supl Adm Expense Ofe Sx®)!
Board Action Standard
75.88 112.50
Hoover Bros Inc Houghton Mifflin Go Hunzleker Bros
Instr Supl Supl - Pupil Services Repr to Furn & Equip
Low Publisher Low
308.66 4.18 38.19
IBM
Repr to Equip - Ofe Supl-Rental
Standard? 54.53 Rental ? 790.00
Jenkins Music Co Jones Boy® #6 Jones-Newby Supl Co
Instr Supl - Piano Tuning Instr Supl - SE Hom® Ec Repr to Equip
Kamp Bros Kee Lox Mfg Co
Instr Supl - Harding & Franklin Home Ec 7.65 Standard? Repr to Ofe Meh - Gen Adm Supl 0 1326.00 0 Low Instr Supl - Roosevelt Home Ec
Litho Negative & Piste Loeffler-Green® Supl Co
Ofc Supl & Printing Repr to Equip
Lone Star Ceramic House Ione Star School Book
Instr Supl - Lowell Instr Supl
Macedonia Cooperative Community Marshall Supl & Equip Co McGraw Hill Book Co
Instr Snpl
Ruby McKelvy McKesson & Robbins Mechanics Coverall Supl Mideke Supl Co
New School Apparatus Instr Supl
Adm Expense Gen Adm Supl Serv for March Instr Supls Phys Ed - Repr to Equip & Bldg
Selected
33.79 82.37
‘*’844.53
16.30 48.91 55.00
Low
60.00 1333.65 26.6?
39.50 60.38
Low
Selected; Standard?
1^,95
116.16
12.00 27.00
44.25 39.00 9.00 81.99
370.97 Board Action
Low Standard? 11.25 Low ? 250.58
1003.00 9.40 10.00 ZO. 23.63 261.83
Miller Jackson Co
Instr Supl
Standard? Selected; Low ;
Millsap’s Milton Bradley Co Minneapolis Honeywell
Repr to Musical Instr Instr Supl Repr to Equip
Selected Low Low
Monroe Calculating Meh Co Morgan-Power Tire Go Morgan’s Food Store
Repr to Ofe Meh Upkeep Trucks & Cars' Low Instr Supl - John Marshall Home Ec
Moulton’s Sportsman Supl Multigraph Sales Agency
Instr Supl Ofc & Printing Supl
Board Action Standard
Instr Supl
Publisher
3.50
Instr Supl Publisher Custodian Supl - CH Sr & Sequoyah Contract Serv for March Serv for March
5^72 76.4J
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4.50
Repr to'Equip Instr Supl - NE Repr to Equip
Landsaw Furniture Exchange Instr Supl - Wheeler Instr Supl - Classen Larsen Music Co
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13.17 7.17 .50 1.00 5.60 .75 5.00
F E Georgia Supl Co Ginn & Co W W Grainger Inc
Kozak Grocery
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37.69
•Natl Geuncil of Teachers of English Natl Education Association Natl Theatre Supply New State Laundry New State Towel & Linen
Okla Business News Co Supt Ofc Supl Okla City Assn of Insurance Premiums . Agents
22.50 6.60 58.2?
87.37
6.00 3O7»5O 43.50
4.00 60.36 43.60 2094.37 64.16
3.10 5.20 120.00 127.15
Bills Recommended for Payment
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953 - CONT’D
Bills Recommended for Payment
1952-53 GENERAL FUND CONT'D
Okla Okla Okla Okla
City Garbage Dept City Scenic C© City Water Dept Natural Gas Co
M-5.00 100.00 3082.05 7898.93
Serv for Mayfair & VanBuren Repr to Equip Water & Sewage Serv for March Serv fox* March
68.35 210.68 67.69
Okla County Water Co Okla Gas & Elec Co 0 K Stamp & Seal Co
Serv for March Serv for March. Ofc Supl & Printing
Okla State Penitentiary Okla Oxygen Co
Book Rebinding Instr Supl = Voc & Indus Contract Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Taft - Dec thru April : 6.75 Instr Supl - New School Apparatus Selected Board. Ac t ion: 832.00 Publisher Ofc Supl & Printing Contract . Instr Supl - Driver Training Postage for April Selected: 340.50 Instr Supl Standard: 31.00 Piano Tuning & Repr Instr Supl - Lowell & Jackson Home Ee - Jan, Feb, March
Pugsley’s Grocery W J Pettee & Co R L Polk & Co Pat Pugh Motor Co Postmaster Radio Supl Inc
John W Ramsbottom Ratzlaff Grocery
Remington Rand Inc Harry Retter Elec Co
Repr to Ofc Meh Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Rice Machinery Co Roisman Products Co
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Custodian Supl
Selected: 9.60 Low : 58.09
783.14 200.31 194.34 838.75 120.00 2.15 200.00
371.50 100.50 156.77
21.30 24.00 Standard Standard
25.50 40.00 i
Royal Typewriter Co
Instr Supl = Voc & Indus
Low
101.92
Sanitary Cleaners Willis Sautbine Severin Supl Go
Repr to Earn Rent for May Repr to Indus Arts Equip
Selected
10.40 300.00 2.96
Simpson Mkt Singer Meh Go L G Smith & Corona SW Bell Telephone Standard Register Go
Instr Supl - Classen Home Ec Instr Supl - NE Home Ec Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Serv for March Ofc Supl
Standard Roofing
Repr to Bldg
St Louis-San Francisco Railway Go Sumner Go
Adm Expense Instr & Night School Supl-Repr to Ofc Meh
Selected: 7.95 Standard: 308.00
348.65
B H Thomas Todd Co Inc. Town of Nichols Hills Vernon Trexler
Sepv for April Ofc Supl Serv for March Repr to Equip
Board Approved
111.11 57.50 19.00 84.00
Triangle Blue Print
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Selected
9.00
UARGO Inc Underwood Corp
Ofc Supl Ofc Supl & Repr
Low Standard
126.95 141.99
Frank R Walker Co Waugh Bros Supl Co
W M Welch Mfg Co
Ofc Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus - Repr to Equip Instr Supl = CH Sr
Western Newspaper Union Western Union West Side Grocery
Repr to Indus Arts Equip Serv for March Instr Supl - CH Jr- Jan Feb March
38.50 18.13 130.44
Mrs Alice Whitten Jack M Wikoff H W Wilson Go
Rent on Lowell School ground Ofc Supl & Printing Library Books
15.00 510.84 251.38
Standard
6.90 Selected: Low : 161.98 Selected
36.13 44.46 510.36 2954.56 168.88 3.00
281.11
Low
9.77 75.45:
Standard
19.5O
Low
Woodmansee-Abbott Music Co Piano Tuning & Repr Wylie-Stewart Machinery Co Repr to Bldg
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TOTAL
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1952-53 SEPARATE FUND
Black Dispatch Pub Co
21.56
Night School Advertising
Capitol Towel Supl City Bus Co H 0 Davis Dearborn Chemical Co
Serv for Serv for Visual Ed Custodian
Dee’s Photo Supl Dickerson-DeWees
9.95 210.00
March March Equip Supl
Low Low
35.10 477.16
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Low
267.31 43.09
Gardner Hotel Supl Co Gaylord Bros
Custodian Supl Library Supl
Low
19.75 178.80
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co Long-Bell Lumber Co
Repr to Bldg Repr to Bldg
Standard Low
13.50 172.35
Dr D M Moore Okla Gas & Elec Co Okla Natural Gas Co
Rent for May Serv for March Serv for March
65.00 573.15 756.44
390.79 25.91
Water & Sewage Serv for March Okla City Water Dept Okla City Assn of Insurance Insurance Premiums Agents
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Okla Oaygen Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
John W Ramsbottom
Piano Tuning
R„ S. & S. Co Scott Grocery School Specialty Supl Inc SW Bell Telephone H W Wilson Co Wisconsin Assn for Better Radio & Television
Library Books Instr Supl - Douglass Home Ec Library Supl Serv for March Library Books Teaching Aid Supl
Contract
Publisher
80.08 33.43 142.81 240.2? 14.00 1.00
3,784.59 AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND
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TOTAL
American News Co t-' yHart Industrial Supl Co
Library Books
Jenkins Music Go
Instr Supl
National Reform Assn
Supt Ofc S'upl
Waugh Bros Supl Co Westinghouse Elec Supl Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
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Bills Recommended For Payment
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R.
1385.52 h -?</
Board. Action
Standard.
83.8? 223•25
2.00 1.78 31.80
Low Low
TOTAL------ $1,729.51 1952 BONE
AMOUNT
Amer First Trust Co Builders Cons Co Capitol Steel & Iron Braniff Airways W H Heldenbrand
Title Guaranty - Roy Conner property 57.20 Est #4 - U. S. Grant 92,063.70 14.84 Modernization & Repr - Hawthorne Selected Expenses to Washington, D. C. - Dr. George, Mr. Ball 285.20 Modernization & Repr - NE 25.00
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Bldg Material - Hawthorne
Milner & Putney
Est #6 - John Marshall
44,154.70
Noftsger & lawrence
Est #6 - John Marshall
883.09
Oklahoma Publishing Co Okla Testing laboratories Okla Wire & Iron
Classified Ad - NE Sub-soil investigation - Coolidge Bldg Material - Franklin
Publisher Low
24.22 120.00 271.00
Sherwin Williams
New Furn & Equip-CH Sr
Selected
124.25
R W Thomas
Surveying services - McKinley
Louis C Williams
Preliminary drawings - Valley Brook
Low
214.60
80.00
375.00
TOTAL
138,692.80
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MEETING OF MAY U, 1953 - CONT'D 1949 BOND
Bills Recommended for Payment
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Hart Industrial Supl Go
AMOUNT
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Board Action
New Jura & Equip - Franklin
TOTAL
321.30
AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL BUI WING IEVY Acme Gons Co
Est #2 - James Buchanan
Bailey & Bozalis Broadway" Welding & Radiator Co Brown Machinery Co
Architectural Services = Prairie Queen Low Gons of New Bldg - Rockwood
E V Cox Cons Co
Est #1 & 2 - West Nichols Hills
Bill Doyle
New Furn
Low
Fire Appliance & Supl Co
New Equip
Low
102.85
Low
100.00 35.67
Gardner Hotel Supl Co Graybar Elec Co
42,799.97 r '■/<'/, I-A
67.50
Selected
Gons of New Bldg - Shops
New Equip New Equip - Rockwood, VanBuren, ' SW
House of Wren Hudgins, Thompson, Ball
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321.30
31,949.63
Low
New Furn Est #2 - James Buchanan
9.80
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591.00
166.0.0 856.00
' 6'365.70
Lehman Linpert Cons Co Long-Bell Lumber Co
Est #2 - Nichols Hills ' ;.'7
Bldg Material
Low
77.Q0
Murphy Perkins
Bldg Material
Low
1670.68
Okla Publishing Co Okla Seating Co
Glassified Ad = Taft Jr New Furn
Low
123.20 81.40
Robberson Steel Go
Gons of New Bldg
Low
428.75
Sorey, Hill & Sorey
Architectural services - John Adam® and; Millard Fillmore Bldg Material
Sherwin Williams
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2766.70 Low
127.31
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Est #2 ~ Nichols Hills
TOTAL
Sorey, Hill & Sorey
Cons of New Bldg - Dunbar & Edwards
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1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY
Broadway Welding & Radiator
25.92
Low
Architectural supervision - Douglass
TOTAL
200.00 3149.22
3,349.22 AMOUNT
CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL BUI WING FUND
Hudgins, Thompson, Ball
Est #1 - Classen
434.91
Southwest Gons Inc
Est #1 - Classen
21,745.64
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1952 SEPARATE BOND
Lippert Bros
22,180.55
60,407.10
Est #3 ■= Douglass
TOTAL
60,407.10
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953 - CONT'D T v r 4 1 "~i —jwg‘CTy-jn-t ~ ........ ' '"All” tfheyc’laims shown in items #la to #li, both inclusive, have been examined’hnd approved by the auditor aS Ito. appropriation, purpose of expenditureca-lculati'on, and receipt by . the department heads,'. We recommend that s'anfd" 'allowed and'the Clerk be instructed' to issue warrants inpayment- thereof. '
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GENERAL FUND 1952-53 Payroll for the month of April, #1620 to andiinc; luding #1789 . $654,91i,i6f'SEPARATE FUND 1952-53 Payroll for the month of April, #244 to.and'inc lading #272 .... 64,tl8.<7 1949 BOND FUND Payroll for the month of April, #19 to and including #2* ..... 1,198^34 r 1952 B0ND FUND Payroll for the month of April, #4f to and inc ladings#44 .? GENERAL BUILDING LEVY- 1952-53 #5^.to and including #59 Payroll for the month'of April, .1,456.00 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 ’ / . '641/50 Payroll for the month of April, #35. to and including #36
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GENERAL HJND ' g^f-rolls - including Scheel Administrators, (plerical, Teachers, Service Department Employees, and extra serv ces: .650,000,00' ' SEPARATE FOND • >‘ M ;‘ ; Payrolls - including School Administrators, Clerical, Teachers', Service Department Employees, and extra services 6'5pOO.OO' 1949 BOND p - Payrolls - including engineer’s office . 1952’ BOND . '4 ■ - ; Payrolls - including construction crews- on,nfw--b‘ annexes ............ GENERAL BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 •Payrolls ■- including coifst-ruction crews oh..new buildings and . 'M annexes 2,000.00 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952^53 *' '* ” <\K\I
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the foregoing list of claims in the total amount of $380,482.14 be allowed and that the ClSrk be instructed to issue warrants in payment thereof as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members voting "Aye,” ' ' ‘ ; c-A L:' J,
Mr. Pearson moved that the payrolls for the month of Aprillbe approved and that payrolls for May be authorized as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried on roll call, with all members voting "Aye."
GENERAL BUSINESS, INFORMATION, PURCHASING It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to authorize Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasurer of the Oklahoma City Board of Education, to present for redeption Bond No. A-1633&, U. S. Treasury Savings Notes, Series A, in the amount of $100,000.00 as approved by the Board of Education at its meeting of April 6, 1953• The motion carried unanimously.
R. #154 Claims Approved for • Payment______ B #155 Apr. Payrolls Approved— May Payrolls Authorized
R. #156 Treasurer Authorized tc Redeem Bond
R. #157 Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and'seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid oil motor grader to Bert Smith Machinery Company in the total amount of $12,872.50 less an-, exchange Caterpillar Bid Let on ComparyMotor Grader motor grader, exchange price $2750.00, making the total due Bertv Smith^Road^Machinery — $10,122.50. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting Aye." R. #158 (Advertisement for bids is attached on next page.) All bids filed in the central office. Bid Let on It was moved by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton that acoustical ceiling for Central Acoustical High School be purchased from the Ball Distributing and Engineering Company in the <©tal Ceilings amount of $4,979-74, low bid, the purchase to be charged to the 1952 Bond Account, other bids being placed on file in the central office and received in response to the advertisement for bids on the next page. The motion carried unanimously on roll call.
MEETING OF MAY fy, 1953 - CONT'D
Expenditures ; Capital Outlay^ 19U6--1953 I
A "Statement of Expenditures for Capital Outlay and Repair- 1946 - March 1, 1953
was submitted, as follows:
STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES FOR CAPITAL OUTLAY AND REPAIR - 1946 - March 1, 1953 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Adams Ar thur Bath ■Britton Bryan Buchanan Carey Cassidy Heights Cleveland Columbus Coolidge Creston Hills Culbertson Davis Dewey Edgemere Edison Emerson Eugene Field Fillmore Foster Gatewood Garfield Harmony Harrison Hawthorne Hayes Heronville Horace Mann Irving Jefferson Johnson Kaiser Kaiser (old) Lafayette Lakeside Lee • Lincoln Linwood Longfellow (new) Lowell, McKinley Madison Mark Twain Mayfair Monroe Nichols Hills Polk Prairie Queen (new) Prairie Queen (old)
NEW BUILDING AND ADDITIONS (1)
$269,5^7.^7 10,000.00 -----
_—, 486,155.86 71,448.85 42,968.00
PLANS AUTH0RIZED(2) $78,500.00 87,000.00 — 39,500.00 — — —
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7,882.02 183,926.78
76,000.00 —
124,322.61 131,025.52
«— 69,000.00 ——
167,310.09 193,809.61 -------------
344,296.08 =. 68,123.19 71,001.56 74,216.14 58,962.08 93,014.08 —... — 222,564.99 174,880.46 - 4,500.00 127,602.73 46,502.45 54,861.29 85,430.46 „— 33,286.94 _— 201,220.07 128,158.26 156,680.26 259,021.19 180,494.10 189,109.35 93,606.57
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— —— — 10,000.00 58,800.00 — —™ —_ —™
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MODERNIZATION, REPAIR EQUIPMENT, TEMPORARY HOUSINGS)
19,024.18 33,483.09 3,087-50 — 14,990.13 -—» 24,145.89 14,472.02 —— 13,105.20 18,356.45 12,609.82 7,128.77 17,987.79 28,091.27 28,392.21
13,991.82 12,511.35 — 7,246.09 ---• 21,364.66 14,347.76 22,531.45 8,764.13 29,321.04 —
——— 6,762.48 — 19,537.60 18,946.09 15,211.54 2,176.55 17,367.74
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13,553-60 _— -—. 5,978.33
TOTAL
$348,047.47 97,000.00 19,024.18 72,983-07 3,087.50 486,155.86 86,438.98 42,968.00 24,145.89 14,472.02 83,882.02 197,031.98 18,356.45 136,932.43 207J154.29 17,987-79 167,310.09 221,900.88 28,392.21 344,296.08 13,991-82 12,511.35 68,123.19 78,247.65 74,216.14 21,364.66 58,962.08 14,347.76 115,545.53 8,764.13 29,321.04 303.564.99 174,880.46 4,500.00 134;365.21 46,502.45 74,398.89 104,376.55 15,211.54 12,176.65 50,554.68 58,800.00 201,220.0? 184,591.82 156,680.26 259,021.19 194,047.70 189,109.35 93»606.57 5,978.33
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953 - CONT’D
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (continued) ............ ——
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Putnam Heights $375,547.54 Rancho Village Riverside 213,352.21 Rockwood 153,070.13 Sequoyah Shidler 67,781.27 Shields Heights —— "Stand Watie 80,993.46 Taylor 114,417.76 Tyler — University Heights —— Valley Brook(new) 90,247.14 Van Buren —Walnut Grove Washington 252,844.58 West Nichols Hills — Westwood 77,073.30 Wheeler — Whittier 35,322.64 Willard 77,933.99 Wilson 7,364.54 N. E. 96th & Walker S. E. 55th & Broadway 5,736.29 Temporary Housing Brock Park McKinley Monroe Various Schools
TOTAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
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SECONDARY SCHOOLS
Capitol Hill Jr. 235,167.42 Franklin Jr. Harding Jr. 233,733.73 Jackson Jr. — Roosevelt Jr. 123,274.43 Taft Jr. — Wehster Jr. 1,086,270.82 Marshall Jr-Sr 186,492.09 Northeast Jr-Sr 1,020,963.74 Southeast Jr-Sr 1,106,928.00 U. S. Grant Jr-Sr Old Britton Jr-Sr (Repairs in wrecking old "bldg.)
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Capitol Hill Sr. Central Sr. Classen Sr.
$337,593-62 102,299.63 195,175.00
Shops Northwest Track
196,866.81 68,226.72
TOTAL SECONDARY SCHOOLS
$4,892,992.01
7sO51.36
$299,274.74 145,185.87 110,405.05
196,866.81 68,226.72 $2,672,048.8?
$959»040.91
$8,524,081.79
TOTAL WHITE SCHOOLS $16.001.722.63
SEPARATE SCHOOLS - ELEMENTARY Bannaker Carver Du.nl ar Edwards Orchard Park Page Wheatley Woodson N. E. 19th & Bryan
TOTAL ELEMENTARY SEPARATE SCHOOLS
$113,946.75
MEETING OF MAY 4, 1953 - CONT'D
SEPARATE SCROOPS - SECONDARY
5,096.78 25,231.17
£ TOTAL SECONDARY SEPARATE SCHOOLS
$1,499,585.44
$30,327.95
$1,529,913.39
TOTAL SEPARATE SCHOOLS
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GRAND TOTAL ALL SCHOOLS
1. 2. 3.
544.08
$12,780,875.38
$3,219,848.87
$2,125,542.46
New Buildings include all costs for site, "building and equipment Additions include only total building cost. Estimated prices of buildings and equipment Repairs to buildings, additions to sites, equipment for additions and temporary housing and improvement to sites.
R. #159 i Change Order + #2, W. Nichols Hills Addition Approved I
i R. #160 j Resolution toj Sell Land N. j of Britton j
$18,126,266.71
GRAND TOTAL””
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve Change Order #2, on addition to West Nichols Hills School, Mason-Wilson, Architects, as follows: Change Order #2 - ,providing for revision of gas and connecting existing kindergarten stub — addition of $77-79 to contract price. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Mr. Lookabaugh moved the adoption of the following Resolution in which the Board agrees to sell the following described land North of Britton: Commencing at a point 33 ft. South of a point 33 ft; West of the Northeast corner of Section 29, Township 13 North, Range 3 West of the Indian Meridian, and running from said point of beginning West 255 3/5 feet, thence South 255 3/5 feet, thence East 255 3/5 feet, thence North 255 3/5 feet to the point of begi nning, being the land deeded to H. L. Blackburn, F. M. Light, and H. R. Miller by deed dated June 4, 1895, recorded in Book 24, Page 35j all interest conveyed by said deed now being owned by party of the first part (Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma).
RESOLUTION
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF) OKLAHOMA CITY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA, ) OTHERWISE KNOWN AS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL) DISTRICT NO. 89 of OKLAHOMA COUNTY, ) ) Plaintiff, ) vs. ) ) IDA F. HASLEY, ) Defendant )
No. 129,963
Whereas the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, otherwise known as Independent School District No. 89 of Oklahoma County, herein mentioned as the plaintiff, has sued Ida F. Hasley, herein mentioned as defendant, in the above entitled and numbered cause, to quiet title to about .one and one-half (1^-) acres of land in the Northeast corner of the Northeast Quarter (NE-^-) of Section 29, Township 13 North, Range 3 West of the I. M.; and, Whereas the defendant is preparing to contest said suit and file a cross-petition praying that the title of said lands be quieted in the defendant, and Whereas the Board of the plaintiff after careful consideration of the value of said land and the probability of said pfintiff prevailing in said suit above mentioned, and
MEETING OF MAY
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RESOLUTION - CONT'D
Whereas the defendant has offered the plaintiff Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350-00) in full settlement of the above matter, if the plaintiff will quit claim said property to the defendant and dismiss the above cause with prejudice at the cost of the defendant, and Whereas the Board of the plaintiff finds that it is for the best interests of the plaintiff's school district to accept said settlement: Now therefore, be it resolved that the above matter be settled on the above basis and that upon signing a copy of this resolution in the name of the Board by the president of the Board attested by the secretary under its seal and the signing of such copy by Ida F. Hasley, this shall be the contract between the parties and that a filing of a copy of this Resolution so signed by the plaintiff and the defendant in the above entitled cause shall be a dismissal of said cause with prejudice and that upon payment by the defendant to the plaintiff of Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350.00) the officers of the District shall make, execute and deliver to said Ida F. Hasley the quit claim deed for the above described property. Be it further resolved that the signing of a copy of this resolution by the plaintiff by its officers shall be a certificate that the foregoing resolution was duly and regularly adopted at a regular meeting of the Board of the plaintiff held on May 4, 1953, at which all of the members of said Board and for the adoption of which resolution all members present, voted "Aye." THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, STATE OF OKLAHOMA, OTHERWISE KNOWN AS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 89 of OKLAHOMA COUNTY ATTEST: N. L. G eorge, Clerk
(Signed) C. B. McCray, President
Ida F. Hasley
The motion was seconded by Mr. Pearson and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
It was reported that Mr. D. L. Hagee of Oklahoma City is contemplating purchasing the 5 acres on N. E. 48th and Everest, directly West of the new Longfellow School site. It. is necessary that water be b rought to his property from 50th Street to serve his property and the school. It is also necessary that the sewer be extended directly North from a point about 50 feet South of N. E. 48th Street on Everest Street to serve his property and also the school property. He is asking that the Board of Education pay one-fourth of the cost of the sewer and one*fourth the cost of the water.
Approval to Negotiate for Sewer & Water NewLongfellow
Whereupon, motion to negotiate with Mr. Hagee was made by Mr,. .Pearson, seconded by Mrs Melton, and carried.
Mrs. Melton moved that the Board not purchase land in the vicinity of N. W. 12th and Meridian for school purposes at the present time, and that the condemnation suit be dismissed, as included.in the following Resolution prepared by the Board Attorney: RESOLUTION
R. #162 Decision Not 1 Buy Land at NW 12 & Meridian at Preset
Whereas the District heretofore filed application in the District Court of of Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, in cause entiitlid "The Board of Education etc., Plaintiff, vs. T. H. Cassidy, et al, Defendants, No. 129,644" for the purpose of condemning three tracts of land described in the application located in the SW-^-, SW-j- Section 26, T. 12 N, R 4 WIM, in Oklahoma County; and, Whereas after careful negotiations and careful and full consideration, this Board has found that it is for the best interests of the District, all things being considered that the lands sought to be condemned in and by the above application be not acquired by the Board.
Now, therfore, be it resolved that the a bove mentioned application be dismissed; and Be it further resolved that W. A. Lybrand, Attorney for the Board, is authorized, empowered, and directed to file in the name of the District a dismissal of the above entitled action.
The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton, and on roll call, carried unanimously. It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the following Resolution condemning land for a sewer to serve the new Prairie Queen School:
R. #163 Land Condemne for Sewer at New Prairie Queen School
MEETING OE MAY 4, 1953 - COST'D
E. #163 Cont'd
EESOL U T I 0 J The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, has found and hereby finds and determines that it is necessary that this School District immediately acquire for school purposes the fee simple title, except minerals, to the following described real estate located in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma:
A strip of land 7i; feet each side of the following described center line: beginning at a, point 990.02 feet east and 17^ feet Sorth of the Southwest corner of the NW-J of Section 29, T 11 N, E S W IM, said point being on the West line of the East 100 acres of said Northwest Quarter (NWj) thence East parallel to the South line of said Northwest Quarter (NW^) a distance of 995.25 to the West line of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SE^ SE4) of said Northwest Quarter (NVf^) said point being 661.75 feet West and 17^+ feet North of the Southeast corner of the said Northwest Quarter (NV%) of said Section 29, all in Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma The Board of Education has been unable to obtain title to the above described property by negotiation:
NOW, THEREEOEE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Attorney for this school district, the Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, State of Oklahoma, otherwise known as Independent School District 89 of Oklahoma County, be and hereby is authorized and directed to institute condemnation proceedings to acquire title for the District for the above described real estate and is authorized to sign and verify pleadings and sign and give all notices for, and in the name of, ti^q. District, and to do all things necessary and incident to obtain a fee simple title and possession of such lands.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye. THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED I
Approved the
ATTEST:
MEETING OF MAY 19, 1953 THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN THE IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, NAY 19, 1953 AT 4-:30 P. M. O'clock.
PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton
ABSENT: John C. Pearson, Jr.
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes and Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendents; Mr. W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Messrs. H. B. Ginn, Bill Foutz, Charles Harville, and Gene Stinebeck - directors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk's Assistant. The invocation was given by Dr. Swanson, Superintendent.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mrs.. Melton, bids were opened in response to the attached advertisement, and read aloud by the President, base bids being as follows:
R. #16h Bids Opened: Arthur, (new Coolidge, " McKinley, " Dewey Additio
Contractor Barbour & Short Benedict Cobb Cox Everett Hamit Holloway C. T. Hughes Ed Hughes L. M. Jones Lehman Lippert Nashert A. J. Orr Schwartz Shamrock Skaggs Geo. Smith & Sons Tippin
TABULATION OF BIDS ON BUILDING PROJECTS E B I D BAS Arthur Coolidge McKinley $82,597 $91,111 96,300
96,302 90,906
81,378 82,661 89,986 87,970 78,336
$81,63^
83,52U 82,987
$65,78U 65,000 72,000 71,3^5
69,000
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Dewey Addition
$75,226 81,711 71,250 76,885 71,596
70,960
78,570 82,0^7
63,803
73,000 70,727
77,^58
63,865
68,73^
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Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that all bids on building projects as shown above be referred to the central officefŠir study and later recommendation to the Board. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton that letting of bid on additions to Britton-' Elementary School to M. B. Rischard, low bidder, in the amount of $35,520.50, be confirmed. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
The Board approved plans the Park Department has prepared for development of the park in conjunction with the school grounds at Northeast High School.
Motion was made-by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bids on one lot of furniture for /Dunbar and Edwards Schools in the total amount of $2,727.05 from bidders as shown on tabulation submitted and being placed on file with bids in the central office, these bids being received in response to the attached advertisement (ne-xt -page), payment for furniture to be made from the Separate Building Levy Fund. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R, #165 Bids Referre< to Central Office R. #166 Bid Confirmbc Britton Elem Addition
Park-Playgrounds Approved-(NE’ R. #167 Bids Let on Furniture
MEETING OF MAY 19, 1953 - CONT'D
Revised School Calendar Approved
It was moved by Mr. Lookabaugh and the motion seconded by Mrs. Melton that the following revised school calendar for the year 1953-5^ be approved:
OKLAHOMA CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL CALENDAR 1953_195U
All Employees Meeting Local Staff Meetings Classes Begin Labor Day Fair Day and OEA Workshop State OEA Meeting
Thanksgiving Vacation Christmas Holidays
Easter Vacation District OEA School Ends
Monday, August 31, 1953 Tuesday, September 1, 1953 Wednesday, September 2, 1953 Monday, September 7, 1953 Monday, September 28, 1953 Thursday, October 29, 1953 and Friday, October 30, 1953 (Tentative) Thursday, November 26, 1953, and Friday, November 27, 1953 Monday, December 21, 1953 through Friday, January 1, 195^ Friday, April 9, 19^5^ through Monday, April 12, 195^ Thursday, April 22, 195^ (Tentative) Friday, June U, 195^
The motion carried unanimously. R. #169 Bid Let on j Instructional Supplies
j It was moved by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve letting bids on instruc-i tional supplies for all schools from bidders as shown on tabulation sheets submitted, in tl|e total amount of $19,5^2.28, the purchase to be charged to the 1-3 General Account in the | amount of $1^,178.68 and to the 1-3 Separate Account in the amount of $5,363-60, all bids | having been received in response to the attached advertisement.* On roll call, the motion j carried with all members present voting "Aye." *See bottom of page. J
R. #170 Redemption of Bonds Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton that Mr. George H. C. Green, Treasuerer of the Board of Education, be authorized to present for redemption Bond No. A-16337, U. S. TReasury Savings Notes, Series A, in the amount of $100,000.00, as approved by the Board of Education at its meeting of April 6, 1953The motion carried.
R. #171 | Change in j Sum. School| Regulations j
Motion to approve the following change in summer school regulations was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Barton and carried: That the Director of Summer School be permitted to allow individual instruction in string instruments in the summer schools when the instruction is given by personnel who have taught or who will teach during the regular school term preceding or following the summer school.
R. #172 I Claim of National Elec. Co. Allowed
Mr. Barton of $95^.00 Garage and Mrs Melton
Ri #173 Approval to Employ Consultants for Summer Workshop
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve the employment of Miss Ruth Tooze as consultant in the reading workshop at the rate of $25-00 per day for one day, June 12, 1953; and to employ A. Steryl Artley, University of Missouri, to serve one week in the reading workshop at the rate of $300.00 for his fee, plus transporation and other incidental expenses. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #17^ Approval to Exchange Buicl^ for School Bus & Pay Difference—$1000
Motion was made by Mr.-Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve recommendation to exchange one 19^6 Buick Tudor Sedan to the Superior Coach Sales /Company, for one 19^9 Model sixteen-passenger school bus, and the Board pay $1,000.00 difference on this exchange, to be charged to C-9 General Account. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
moved approval to allow claim of the National Electric Company in the amount for furnishing labor and material for installing pole line at the Shops, Purchasing Buildings of the Board of Education. The motion was seconded by and carried on roll call, with all members present kroting "Aye."
MEETING OF MAY 19, 1953 - CONT’D
R* #175 | Change Orders I Approved:
Motion to approve the following change orders on building projects was made by Mr. Lookabaugh, seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously:
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Change Order #1, Classen High School To Southwest Constructors, Inc.
Item No. 1 - Furnish and install Ceco Sterling Series 50-B Double Hang Aluminum in lieu of Turscon Steel Windows Addition of - - - - -$100.00 Item No. 2 - Change the 4" waste line shown connecting the bleacher structure with the manhole to a 6" line, to comply with the requirements of the City Ordinance. Addition of - - - ---- 121.29 Total increase - - - $221.29
Change Order #1, James Buchanan Elementary School Addition To Acme Construction Company
#1 Buchanan Addition
Item #1 - Omit the 4" sanitary sewer shown as connecting Areas 8 and 9 with the line going down from the future cafeteria, Area 13, And in lieu of this provide a 4" line south connecting into the sewer in the existing Unit No. 1 Decrease of - - - 61.00 Item No. 2 - Provide and install 3" cast iron downspout from the west downspout at Area No. 2 north to a point outside of the building. Addition of - -
- -130.00
Item No. 3 - Omit the 6" cast iron downspout drain and the feeders underneath Areas 11, 12, and 13, and in lieu of this furnish a 6" vitrified tile line around the north side of the building and connect the downspouts to this line Decrease of - - - - 360.00
Item No. 4 - Install the roof drain at app roximately southwest corner of Area 4, and connect to the catch basin. This was quoted to us under date of March 12, combined with raising the roof—Increase of— 300.00 Item No. 5 - Raise the west edge of the canopy to the west of entrance between Units 1 and 3, 3" so as to drain this canopy back towards the building Increase of Item No
6 - Cost for adding screens as outlined in letter to Board under date of March 10, 1953 Increase of
Item No. 7 - Changing the Donovan Awning type windows and the Maxim Air windows and substituting intermediate projected windows for these Decrease of TOTAL DECREASE
106.66
225.00
546.00 $205.34
Change Order #3, John Marshall Addition To Milner and Putney, General Contractors
#3 Marshall Addition
Item No. 1 - Furnish and install seven recessed Spot Lights (litecraft #502) in the cafeteria ceiling Item No. 2 - Install two Exit lights and connect with existing Exit system at head of stairs in the Academic Building TOTAL INCREASE - -$211.20 Change Order #1, Taft Junior High School Addition To C. T. Hughes Construction Company
#1 Taft Addition
Item No. 1 - Changes required in sewer lines due to actual job site conditions, in accordance with Drawing No. M-l, Revised 3-26-53 —$ Addition of - - - $659*00 Item No. 2 - Change light fixture designated as No. 6 in Space 106 (just opposite Door 104) to a No. 3 fixture ----- Addition of - - 27.50 TOTAL INCREASE $686.50
Change Order No. 5 - Douglass Senior High School To Lippert Bros., Inc. Change the materials specified under Roofing, and use asphalt felt and bitumen as manufactured by the Allied Materials Company of Oklahoma City, in lieu of pitch and tar saturated felt where same are specified Decrease of
$500.00
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R. #17$ Claim of C. Hughes Co. Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh that claim in the amount of $10,970.78 to Charles T. Hughes Construction Company on Addition to Taft Junior High School I for estimate #1 be allowed. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present ; voting "Aye."
R. #177 Adjournment
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried.
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 0F THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET I N SPECIAL SESSION IN THE
IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, MAY 26, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O/CLOCK.
PRESENT:
CB. McCray, President Dr. N. L. G eorge, Clerk R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr.
Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent: Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Bill Foutz, Mr. H. B. Ginn, and Mr. Charles Harville - directors; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk's Assistant. ; The invocation was given by the President, Mr. McCray.
invocation
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton, bids were opened in response to the attached advertisement for bids, and read aloud by the President, base bids as follows:
TABULATION OF BIDS------ BASE BIDS B A S E BI D S Jno. Adams Ar ""Johns on— Valley Brook Addition Addition New
Contractors
Acme Benedict Biggs Cobb Cox Doerffler Everett F & M Groseclose Hercules Holloway Hughes (C. T.) Industrial James Bros. Jones (L. M.) Layton Lehman Lippert Martin, (John) Milner Munton & Benson Nashert Nunn Rischard Sherman Skaggs Smith, George & Swatek Tippin
$99,665 $90,876
99,674
$27,447.85 $^9,595 51,267
17,833.09
103,862
92,450 98,991
16,8o4.4o 23,426.75 19,795.75 16,419.54
106,983 106,000
9M51
Prairie Queen Sewer
49,938
95,860 90,792
94,668
117,302
19,620.50
104,566
20,282.30
100,566 Sons
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88,336 91,884
55,77^
28,530.00
17,870.90
R. #178 Bids Opened: Adams Add. Johnson Add. New Valley Brook Sewer for Prairie Quee
MEETING OF MAY 26, 1953 - CONTINUED R. #179 Bids Referred to Central Office
Motion was made hy Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that all bids received on the foregoing building projects be referred to the central office for further study and later recommendation to the Board. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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R. #180 Bid Let on New Arthur School
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mra.. Melton to let bid on. the new Chester A ". Arthur 'School to ..the Tippin .Construction Oorhpany, whose bid of $91,051, including alternates Nos. 2, 3, 6, 8, and 9, was low. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye."
R. #181 Bid Let on New Coolidge School
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Bartch to let bid on the new Calvin j Coolidge Elementary School to the Tippin Construction Company, whose bid including alternates! accepted was low, the amount being $78,927.00. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." !
R. #182 ! Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve letting bid on the Bid Let on ! addition to Dewey School to Tippin Construction Company, whose bid including alternates accepted - $74,046.00, was low. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Addition to Dewey School
R. #183 i Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid on the new McKinley Bid Let on ■ School to the low bidder provided, after further study, a reduction can be made in the McKinley pro# costs. On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye." vided Re! duction is , Made
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton to employ Hudgins-Thompson-Ba11, R. #184 Architects fo: Architects and Engineers, to work out the ground development at Taft Junior High School, it being the desire of the Taft Stadium Board that the School Board work out with them Dev. of Taft all the problems on a joint basis. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Grounds. Approved Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve paying into the Court - $350.00 in the condemnation of Lots 7-10, Block 6, Walnut Grove Addition (Bannaker School), owned by Bishop Eugene C. McGuiness, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Oklahoma, District Court Case #124875- On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #185 Resolution to Pay Court Approved R. #186 Payment for Contract Approved
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to grant request to authorize the payment of $50.00 in the construction of a contract for the sewer at Prairie Queen j School over the condemned right-of-way. On roll call, the motion carried with all members | voting "Aye." i
R. #187 Bids Let on Typewriters
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the purchase of typewriters from various companies at a price of $125.00 each, 100 for Majority Schools and 40 for Separate Schools, On roll call, the motion carried with all members voting "Aye-" (See ad for bids below.)
R. #188 Purchase of Welders Approved
On the _ intendent's recommendation, motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the purchase of three or four electric welders from Langston University at a special price of $200.00 each if the purchase is deemed advisable after further consideration. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Adjournment
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN RELGULAR SESSION IN THE BOARD ROOM, IRVING AUDITORIUM, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1953 AT L:3O P. M. O'CLOCK. PRESENT:
C. B. McCray, President Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
R. Lewis Barton Mrs. L. D. Melton John C. Pearson, Jr. ABSENT:
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Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; John W. Prigmore, Auditor; Directors - R. Ben Brown, Floy Campbell, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill Haller, Gilbert Robinson, Charles Harville, Gene Stinebeck; Katherine Saner, Superintendent's Secretary; Mary Thacker, Clerk's Assistant.
The invocation was given by Mr. McCray, President.
Invocation
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Pearson, minutes of May U, May 19, and May 26,
R. #189 Minutes Appr,
1953 were approved as read.
R. #190 Bids Opened c Sewer Serving Hayes School
On motion of Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Pearson, bids were opened and read aloud on a sewer to serve the Rutherford B. Hayes School, these bids being received in response to the attached advertisment, tabulation shown below:
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Amount of Bid
Acme Doerffler F & M Hercules Halloway Nunn Swatek
$10,718.08 11,158.39 11,212.37 11,861.00 16,583.11 39,356.00 36,531.92*
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr.Barton to approve letting of bid on sewer to serve Rutherford B. Hayes School to the low bidder, Swatek.. ^Construction Company, subject to checking and conference with the contractor. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Amount of Swatek’s Bid - $36,531-92. (See above) The President introduced Mr. & Mrs. W. T. Tipton, Mr. W. T. Shaw, Mrs. T. F. De Witte, and Mr. B. A. Larson from the Buchanan School District, who presented a petition from home owners in that district, signed by 150 persons, in which they request (1) the removal of temporary prefabricated school buildings from the area to stop: the hazard of fire and to prevent devaluation of surrounding property, and (2) the planting of enough grass and shrubs and maintain these plantings to stop the blowing of excessive dust and dirt from the schoolyard into nearby homes thus causing a constant nuisance and inconvenience to the citizens of the community. The petition was received to be filed in the Clerk's office.
R. #191 Bid Let on Sewer-Hayes if Satisfactory
Visitors from Buchanan Sch. District Present Petition to be Filed in Clerk's Office
The Treasurer's Report was presented by Mr. Prigmore, Auditor in the absence of the Treasurer, and ordered filed, on motion of Mr. ..Barton, seconded by Mrs .Melton. PERSONNEL
R. #192 Treasurer's Report Rec'd
RECOMMENDATIONS
The following personnel recommendations were submitted for approval:
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(Mary Anostol — Trans ferred) (To complete term for Katherine Rinse land)
j(Edna Harper - Illnes s) (Mrs) Hays .Nelson,.. Blanche 1st & Kdgt. ;(Mrs) Lafayette [Ammerman. Elizabeth 6 th &iss) Carey Bmallwood. Gertrude 2nd fees)' Carey Birst. Mildred 4th I(Mrs) John. Marshall WcGeorge. Helen Commerce :(MrJ G» H. Jr. Dew. Charles Ehglish
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Culbertson 2nd Shields Hgts® Music John Marshall Home Ee. Westwood Kdgt. John Marshall Art Putnam Hgts. Kdgt® Jeff. Davis 5th & 6th
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to
Mo
Webster
Ona Ferrell
w
L=30
Adams
Katholeen Tomanka
w
Mo
Gloria McManus
w
L=28
Anna Lee Hall
TO
V28
TO
MB
:Velma George
tReba Wright
55
Myrtle E« Carter
‘Velma.. Swift. Hilda Graham.
Roosevelt
Helper
55
Helper
Eugene Fields
55
Helper
Kaiser
Mark Twain Wilson -
Request permission to employ J. P. Harderibrook as inspector;, Engineers Dept. for a six month, period at rate of $350 a month plus $5© per month car hire-.
TRANSFER AND CHANGE IN CLERICAL SALARIES Lybarger, Dorothy (Mrs.) — Transfer from 61erk in service department at $160 per month => to secretary to Director of Supplies at $175 per month => effective May 25, 1953®
West, Dellora (Mrs.) -Transfer from clerk, Britton Elementary at $165 per month to Secretary to Directors of Art and Music at $185 per month, effective May 18, 1953. C 3j years in system)
CLERICAL HELP Request permission to pay Mrs. Joyce Kidd four days at the rate of $205 P®r month for clerical work on orders being sent out for new Grant High School. Request permission to pay Mrs. ®uth Snider time clerk in personnel full time on the basis of $160 per month - for 10 days. (May 7s St, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 27, 28, 29).
Request permission to employ the following people for the typing of teachers0 contracts for the school year 1953=195^ ° salary .75 hr.
Nancy Lee Judy Neal Carolyn Nelson Olene Ballard
Margie Schudamore June Wilson Diana Spillara Delores Dempsey
Mary Ferrell' Bettie Axton Darlene Andrews Beverly Flanagan
Darla S^ail Janell Whitehead Pat Feemster Alma Burke
Request permission t i pay Mrs. ©lara Mari Wright <= clerk at Lee School ■= 4 days after school is out at the same rate of pay.
CORRECTION;
Change the resignation date of Helon Crawford = John Marshall secretary - from May 15 = as previously shown = to May 1. To be paid through May 15 for vacation. NAME CHANGE
Ora Lee Shelton - Stallboris -
Columbus School
CHANGE OF ASSIGNMENT AND SALARY: Argo, Mrs. Sybil - Request permission to change from Clerk at $180.00 monthly to Secretary in Charge of Applications $190.00 monthly, effective June 1, 1953. (Experience jin system - 6 years.)
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MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1953 CONT'd
R. #193 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing list of recommended personnel was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call carried unanimously. BILLS AND PAYROLLS;
Report on Bills and Payrolls
The following report on claims and payrolls for the month of May was submitted:
June 1, 1953 Dr. J. Chester Swanson, Superintendent Oklahoma City Public Schools Dear Dr. Swanson:
The following matters are presented for your consideration:
Item . #la Item #lb Item #lc Item #ld Item Trie Item #lf Item #lg Item #lh Item #li
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1952-53 1952-53 1951-52 1952 1946 1952-53 1952-53 CLASSEN 1952
GENERAL FUND SEPARATE FUND GENERAL 'FUND BOND BOND GENERAL BUILDING :LEVY SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY HIGH SCHOOL BLDG. FUND SEPARATE BOND ■ TOTAL ------
W-31-37: 5,698.09 5,651.72 99,217.62 159.36 112,126.01 8,843.57 28,774.35 110,099.05 $427,701.14
1952°53 GENERAL FUND
Acme Oil Tool Go A & E Equip G© American. Arctic Go A & A Lock Shop American Equip Go American News Go Ames Supply Go Associated Public School Systems
L
AMOUNT Repr to Bldg Ofc Supl Repr to Equip Repr to Equip Upkeep of Grounds Library Books Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Supt Ofc Supl
Bill’s Grocery Binghams Printing Inks Blakeney Insurance Agency
Instr Supl = Shidler Home Ec Night School Supl Insurance
Paul Blakeney Go Bolender Brick & Material Boardman Go
Upkeep Grounds Repr to Bldg Upkeep Grounds
Mrs George Boyle Branham8 s Inc Brodhead-Garrett Co
Night Sch Supl Ofc Supl Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
H G Brooks Buck’s Sporting Goods Bureau of Publications
Repr to Equip Repr to Phys Ed Equip Instr Supl
Burke Aviation Corp Instr Supl & Storage Burroughs Adding Machine Co Repr to Ofc Meh Butler-Sparks Equip Go Repr to Bldg
California Test Bureau Capitol Towel Supply Carter Go Publishers
Bills Recommended for Payment
Instr Supl Linen Service for April Adm Supl
Casmir Investment Co BobzCates
Rent for June Upkeep Trucks & Cars8 Upkeep Grounds = Instr Supl, Voe & Indus Miss Grace Chadwick Adm Expense Citizenship Education Project Instr Supl
Low Selected Standard
52.50 1.50 36.00
Standard Contract
W3 o 33 31,49 150.00
15»00 7,00 54,64
Selected Selected Standard? Selected?
188e80 3,12
Selected Standard
32,00 7,12 191,92 31.77 2.70 18.40 105,00 11,40 7,50
Selected
Selected
41,25 24,13 125,00
Publisher
93,81 89.90 4,13
Selected? Low ?
John H Cole Go Cole-Pemberton Co Continental Oil Go
Instr Supl ■= Voe & Indus Instr Supl - Central Home Ec Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Law
Ralph G Goxhead Corp Crane G©
Repr to Ofc Meh Repr to Equip «= Instr Supl, Vo® & Indus
Selected? Low ?
Daily Law Journal H 0 Davis Dee’s Phot© Supl
Legal Publications Instr Supl Ofc Supl
Selected Low
14.95 125 e 95
300.00 140.90 82.82 ■ 21.75
1.64 20.26 1.80 4,08 46.32
4.61 50.40 i
37,50 4,56 60.24
^04 Bills Recommended for Payment
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1952-53 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D
! 1
i
Dictaphone Corp H Dorsey Douglas Inc Dolese Go Dowlings 8 Inc.
Upkeep Grounds - Repr to Bldg Library Supl •=• Instr Supl
Downtown Chevrolet
Upkeep Trucks & Cars - Operation of School Bus
Bill Doyle
Ofc & Instr Supl
John Dunlap Sptg Goods
Instr Supl - Phys Ed
Educational Testing Serv Elmer0 s Brake Serv
Eureka Water Co
Instr Supl Upkeep Trucks *& Cars = Operation of School Bus Water for Hays School
Fair Park Food Mkt F W Faxon Co Inc Stacy J Few
Instr Supl = Webster Home Ec Instr Supl - Franklin Upkeep Grounds
Forests Gun Shop Bill Foutz
Custodian Supl Adm Eacpense
Selected
2.50 132.94
General Electric Supl Co
Repr to Equip ■= Instr Supl
550.82
General Flooring & Tile Ginn & Co Graham Paper Co
Repr to Bldg Instr Supl - Shidler Instr & Ofc Supl
Graphic Arts Service Emily Griffith Opportunity School
Ofc Supl & Printing Night Sch Supl
4.50 Standard? Board Action? 516.00 Low ? 30.321 Standard Publisher 4.74 Selected? 239.76 Low ?
Hamlin Canvas Goods Hart Industrial Supl Go
Selected Selected? 29.77 Low ? 423.24 Publisher
5.68 453.01
Harper & Bros
Instr Supl Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl9 Voc & Indus Instr Supl
Hatcher Lumber Co
Instr Supl = Voc & Indus
D C Heath & Co A G Hoges Hardware
Supt Ofc Supl Repr to Bldg
Selected? Low ? Selected Selected
A C Horn Go
Repr to Bldg
House of Wren
Ofc Supl
Selected? Low ? Law
Huguley Paper & Box Go Hunzicker Bros
Instr Supl Instr Supl =■ Foe & Indus 9 Repr to Equip - Custodian Supl
Low 4.97 Selected? Low ? 262.82
Io Ao To So Eo Zi OSel X 112 Institutional Supl Co IBM International Harvester Co
Commencement Expense Instr Supl - Central Science Rental Upkeep Trucks & Cai's
Jenkins Music Go Fred Jones Inc
Piano Tuning & Repr ■= Instr Supl Repx’ to Equip - Instr Supl, Driver Training Instr Supl -» Driver Training Instr Supl ~ SE Home Ec, April & May
Fred Jones Lineoln-Mercury Jones Boys #6
15.99 39.65
Selected Low Select© ds Low ? Selected? Low ? Selected? Low ? Selected
93.10 192.66 .
27.5° 165.16 60.12 12.41
72.53 29.74
17.00 12.74
6.00
Selected
14.00
Selected
77.73 43.15 40.90 2.50 26.88
Publisher Low
2.75 11.60
10.80 71.75
32.63 11.28 244.50
42.10 7.00
■
2.13 14.35 3.35 6.45
82.55 179.95 649.61 267.79
Selected
239.50 27.00 790.00 2.25
Selected
47.70 7.91
Low
19.20 84.95 42.34
Kozak Grocery
Instr Supl - Franklin & Harding Home Ec Instr Supl ■= Roosevelt Home Ee
Leslie Lumber Co J G Liebmann Ice Co litho Negative & Plate
Supl - Summer Playground Repr to Bldg Ofc Supl & Printing
Low . Standard
Loeffler-Greene Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Instr Supl ■= Voc & Indus
Selected? Low ? Low
Kamp Bros
■
nn n
Upkeep Trucks & Cars = Instr Supls Driver Training Repr to Ofc Msh Ofc Supl
Diekerson-DeWees
44.69
97.65 36.00 14.00
13.50 88.50
102.00
9.46
305
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1953-CONT'D
Ruby McKelvy Mechanics Coverall Supl Mideke Supl Go
MoKusTCTrtj1 Robbins— Miller-Norris Go Minneapolis Honeywell Morgan’s A G Good. Store
Adm Expense Custodian Supl Repr to Bldg & Equip
-HeHrrars^T^
Repr to Bldg Repr to Equip Instr Supl - J Marshall Home Ec
Morgan-Power Tire Co Municipal Auditorium Multigraph Sales Agency
Upkeep Trucks & Cars Commencement Expense Repr to Ofc Meh - Ofc Supl & Printing
National Safety Council National Theatre Supl New Method Book Bindery
Instr Supl Custodian Supl Library Books - Central
Repr to Equip New State Ice Co Serv for April New State laundry Serv for April New State Towel & Linen Sub Renewal New York Times Okla City Assoc of Insurance Insurance Premiums Repr to Musical Instr Okla City University Instr Supl — Voc & Indus Okla Oxygen Go Water & Sewage Serv for April Okla City Water Dept
Selected? 4.66 Low ? 497-60 -Low— Selected Low
Low Selected? Standard?
6.72 97.69
10.00 15.98 $02 <,26 --
13.50 58.28 27.81
171.48 487.50 104.41
3.30 60.33 19.97
Contract Publisher
36.00 2.83 4.40 24.50 7422.92 ‘075.00 108.61 2601.01
Standard Publisher
Contract
Si
58.60 19.553.77 7.90
Okla County Water Co Okla Gas & Elec Co Okla Hardware Co
Serv for April Serv for April & March Repr to Furn
Okla Lawn Supl Co Okla Natural Gas Co Okla Seating Go
Upkeep Grounds Serv for April Repr to Furn
Selected Standard
32.50 6120.11 119.00
Harold C Parker & Co Pennington-Winter Equip Co Perfection Equip Co
Repr to Bldg Repr to Equip Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Low Selected Low
48.28 12.00 5.50
W J Pettee & Co Pipkin Photo Serv Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Low
Plastic Parts & Sales
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Instr Supl Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, Voc & Indus Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Postmaster Pat Pugh Motor Co
Postage for May Instr Supl = Driver Training
Radio Supl, Inc John W Ramsbottom Reliable Tent & Awning
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Piano Tuning & Repr Instr Supl
Remington Rand Inc Richards & Conover
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Repr to Bldg & Equip = Instr Supl - Voc & Indus
Low
Selected? 2.80 Low ? 235.56
86.00 10.80
Selected
General Instr - Services Jan thru May Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Standard
Sanitary Equipment Co
Custodian Supl
Willis G Sautbine School Interiors, Co
Rent for June Instr Supl - Culbertson
Selected? Low ?
33.88 73.03
3.50 69.30
Instr Supl — Riverside & Culbertson Low Upkeep Trucks & Gars - Repr to Selected Indus Arts Equip S & H Shade Co Inc Repr to Furn Selected Simpson Mkt Instr Supl - Classen Home Ec Sherman Machine & :Iron Works Repr to Bldg Selected Sherwin Williams Repr to Bldg - Instr Supl, V©c Low & Indus Jasper Sipes Instr Supl - Culbertson Publisher S & J Supl Go Repr to Furn & Indus Arts Equip = Selected Upkeep Trucks & Cars
Standard Register Co
460.47 106.91
600.00 18.96
Sears, Roebuck & Co Severin Supl Co
Serv for April Instr Supl - CH Sr Home Ec Feb 20 thru May 12 Night Sch & Ofc Supl
21.30
64.78
Low
Selected? Low 2
141.90 2.40 238.36
200.00 32.59
Contract
James W Richardson ■Royal Typewriter Co
SW Bell Telephone Co Speed’s Grocery
Bills Recommended. For Payment
AMOUNT
1952-53 GENERAL FUND PONT8D
72.80
300.00 ~91.63
29.63 35.72 1.05 28.99 3.0® 315.OO
23.06 76.41 2989.23 178.46
Standard? Low ?
56.40 44.75
101.15 '
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1953 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended for Payment
s
1952-53 GENERAL FUND - CONT'D Standard Roofing Stephens Products Go . Sumner Go
Repr to Equip Instr Supl - Phys Ed Instr Supl - Repr to Ofc Meh
•
Selected Low Selected? Standard?
108000 3.95
3.00 34.50 111.95
J Chester Swanson
Adm Expense
Talbot Rubber Go B H Thomas Time Inc Town of Nichols Hills
Repr to Equip Serv for May Sub Renewal Serv for April
Selected Board Action
4.92 111.11 6.00 17.50
Underwood Corp
Standard? Selected? Selected
118.70
Union Free School Dist #18
Instr Supl •= Voc & Indus, Repr to Ofc Meh Instr Supl
Victory Glass Go
Repr to Bldg
L©w
Waugh Bros Supl Co West Disinfecting Co Western Bank & Ofc Supl
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Custodian Supl Ofc Supl
Standard Selected
Western Newspaper Union
Ofc Supl & Printing - Repr t© Indus Arts Equip Serv for April 9 thru May 6 Rent on Lowell School Ground Repr to Equip Repr to Bldg
Western Union Mrs Alice Whitten W & W Steel Go Wylie-Stewart Machinery Go N L George, Clerk
121.99
109.70 9.00
11.12
Selected? 29.10 Standard? 144.84 Low
Petty Cash Reimbursement 87.45 I~3 Instr Supl A-15 Gen Adm Expense 22.50 A-16 Other Adm Expense 22.97 M-14 Upkeep Grounds 63.70 M=12 Repr to Equip 4.98 0-8 Upkeep Trucks & Cars2.75 A-18 Pupil Personnel Supl3.46
—- ---------------- -_______________ 1952-53 SEPARATE FUND '
2.00
4.80 196.37 10.00
173.94 17.35 15.00 17.34 6.50
207.81
TOTAL—$57,131.37 jfliOUNT
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American News
Library Books
Contract
780.08-
Barada & Page Black Dispatch Branham*1 s Ine. Buck’s Sporting Goods
Custodian Supl Commencement Exp Instr Supl - Edwards Instr Supl
Standard Low Board Action
59.70 21.50 31.5© 262.8©
Capitol Towel Supl ■City Bus Co City Spring Works
Serv for April Serv for April Instr Supl - Driver1 Training
Selected
17.18 229.55 3.00
Dickerson-DeWees Dowlings, Inc
Upkeep Trucks & Gars ■=■ Instr Supl Library Books - Instr Supl
Downtown Chevrolet
Upkeep Trucks & Gars
Contract? 50.22 Selected? 36.53 Low ? 48.40 Selected
Elmer’s Brake Serv
Upkeep Trucks & Gars
Selected
13.01
Federal Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Standard
55.20
N L George 9 Clerk Rev. Wm. J. Harvey, III Fred Jones Inc
Petty Cash Reimbursement 0=2 Custodian Supl - Edwards Commencement Eaqoense Instr Supl - Driver Training
7.7?'
.91 Contract
Long-Bell Lumber Co Cliff Myers. Court Clerk Mideke Supl Co Dr D M Moore
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Selected Board vs Arinwine —Condemnation money Repr to Bldg & Equip Low Rent for June, mJ m .-cr ' 6^ National Theatre Supl Teaching Aid Supl Okla City Assoc of Insurance Agents Insurance Premiums Okla City Water Dept Water & Sewage Serv for April Okla Gas & Elec Co Light & Power for April Okla Natural Gas Go Serv for April
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Repr to Bldg *Authorized, previously“payment made on same May 27s 1953
25.96 135.15
Low
25.00 18.12 9.72 * 350.00 369.00 65.00 A/V'f y 5.67 1111.62 329.77 75^.35 681.01
1.55
307
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1953 - CONT'D
AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE FUND CONT’D
Richards & Conover Ro So & So Co
Instr Supl - Voc & Indus Library Books
SW Bell Telephone Co
Serv for April
Trane Co N L Georg®9 Clerk ■
Repr to Equip Petty Gash Reimbursement Commencement Expense
Low Contract
27.86 216.?4 209.45
Standard
10.00 75.00
.' i
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1951-52 GENERAL FUND
205,44
American News Co
Library Books
Contract
General Elec Supl Co
Repr to Equip
Board Action
16.28
Hart Industrial Supl Co
Additions to Equip
Board Action
5430o00
TOTAL
5651.72
AMOUNT
1952 BOND Ball Distributing & Engr Go Modernization & Repr
Builders Gons Go
Capitol Steel & Iron Conner & Pojezny N L George9 Clerk
Bear'd Action
Low Modernization & Repr Plans & Specifications - Coolidge Petty Cash Reimbursement Court cost dismissing Condemnation property Board vs Cassidy
Hunzicker Bros Institutional Supl Co
New Furn
Hughes Engineering Co
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp New Furn & Fix = CH Sr
H E Leonhardt Lumber Co
Modernization & Repr
Mason=Wilson
Drawings Addition to Britton Elem School Est #7 = John Marshall
Milner & Putney Noftsger & Lawrence
Okla Testing Laboratories
4879.74 67,673.70
Est #5 = H S Grant
New Furn & Fix =■ Coolidge9 Arthur, Board Action J ohnson9 Grant Preparing topographical & location map in Roger Givens 2nd Airline Addition Selected Modernization & Repr
House of Wren
Board Action
153.21 2764.44 2.85
570.50
50.00 13.15
315.36
Low
23.23
Low
25.24
888.00 16,335.00
2831.80
Est #7 - John Marshall - $326 .70^ Plans & Specifications - Johnson Sub=soil investigation - Arthur
56.00
Robberson Steel Go
Modernization & Repr-Hawthorne
Low
24.42
Thomas Concrete Pipe Co R W Thomas
Modernization & Repr = Central Surveying serv - Chester Hill
Low
65.18 25.00
United Brick & Tile
Modernization & Repr - Central
Low
134.00
2386.80
Vahlberg, Palmer & Vahlberg Architectural services - Arthur
TOTAL
1946 BOND Institutional Supl Co
Bills Recommended for Payment
New Furn & Fix - Foster
Low
TOTAL
99,217.62 AMOUNT 159.36
159.36
,
SOB MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1953 - CONT'D
Bills Recommended. for Payment
1952-53 GENERAL BUILDING LEVY K Acme Cons Co Est #3 “ Buchanan American Arctic Co Cons of New Bldg ■=■ Rockwood & SE Armco Drainage & Metal Gons of New Bldg
AMOUNT
Standard
642.40 72.00 24,219.10
Ball Distributing & Engr Go Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood Branham’s Inc New Furn - Sheps Bldg Builders Gons Go Final Est - Shops Bldg
Low Low
Coates Field Service Inc lMMh»e-Gens~®o Cyclone Fence
Procuring Rights-of-way - Hayes EsW3Cons of New Bldg - Shops Bldg
Contract Standard
Dolese Co
Gons of New Bldg
Low
Stacy Few
Cons of New Bldg
Low
Fire Appliance & Supl
Gons of New Bldg - Lakeside, Van Buren, Garfield, SE Jr. Stand Watie, Rockwood
Low
N L George, Clerk
Petty Gash Reimbursement Filing Statistical Bonds & Deed Court Cost-Paririe Queen condemnation
A C Horn Co
Bldg Material - Central, Shops
House of Wren
New Furn - Kaiser, Adams, Prairie Queen, Buchanan, Shops
Est #1 - Taft Jr Chas T Hughes; Gons Co Hudgins, Thonpson, Ball Est #3 = Buchanan * Approved nreviously-payment made on same May 19» 1953 New Furn - Buchanan, Adams, Institutional Supl Co Mayfair Kilpatrick Bros
Bldg Material = Rockwood
W A landers Go
Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood
Lehman Lippert Cons Co
Est. #3 “ Nichols Hills
H E Leonhardt
Bldg Material - Lakeside, Stand Watie, Rockwood, Van Buren, SE Cons of New Bldg Bldg Material - Rockwood
J G Liebmann Ice Go Long-Bell Lumber Go
8504.95
Board Action
49.15 / /
26.88 355.24
13.80
,'3.00 ,10.80
13.64 3£.28 23.21 371.80.
Selected? Standard? Low ? Low o Board Action ?
72.13 914.30
y 542.50/ /4 < * 10,970.78 436.83
Low
1391.88
Low
90.71
Board Action
2520.00
17,842.50
155.94
Low
18.00 95.35
Standard Low
5.QQ
Modern Materials Go Cliff Myers, Court Clerk Murphy & Perkins
Service of Notice in Board vs Harry Socher Bldg Material - Rockwood, Tyler, Gasady Heights, Valley Brook, 55th & Shartel Gons of New Bldg - Lakeside, Van Buren, Stand Watie, SE Cons of New Bldg - Shops Board vs Sochor-Gondemnation money Bldg Material - Shops
National Elec Go New State Ice Go
Cons of New Bldg ■= Shops Cons of New Bldg - Rockwood, SE
Board Action Standard
Okla Builders Supl Corp
Cons of New Bldg - Shops
Standard? Selected?
Okla Hardware Co
Gons of New Bldg - Shops
Phillips & Stong Eng. Co
Topo and Blue Prints - Adams n /
Richards & Conover
Gons of New Bldg - Shops
J W Skaggs Cons Go
Est. #2 - Fillmore
Standard Roofing Barney Stewart Lumber Co
Thomas Concrete Pipe Go
Bldg Material - Shops Bldg Material = Lakeside, Van Buren, Stand Watie Cons of New Bldg - Shops
Unistrut Okla, Inc
Bldg Material - Storeroom
642.00
Vahlberg, Palmer, Vahlberg
Esto #3 - Nichols Hills
365o85
Westinghouse Elec Supl Co Wylie-Stewart Machinery Co
Bldg Material - Shops Bldg Material - Shops
F E Mays John V McAlister Go
Mideke Supl Go
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Board Action
7426.20
Low
12.46
Low
Low
22.75 * *50.00 220.00
*1 954.00 24.00
232.65 25.72
258.37
26.72 126.48
Low
&
47.36 10,500.30
Low
30.00 56.04
Low
127.77
Low Low
17.40 ■ 73.20
.
MEETTNG OF JI WK 1.
309
1953 - ™NT''rL.
AMOUNT
1952-53 SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY Ball Distributing & Engr Co Gons of New Bldg - Dunbar & Edwards Fire Appliance & Supl Co
Gons of New Bldg = Dunbar
Low
81.05
Institutional Supl Co
New Turn - Edwards
Low
239.04
Kilpatrick Bros
Low
58.13
W A Landers Go H E Leonhardt lumber Go
Gons of New Bldg - Dunbar & Edwards Gons of New Bldg - Edwards Cons of New Bldg ■= Dunbar
John V McAlister
Bldg Material - Dunbar & Edwards
4455.00 107.55
Board Action Low
2296.80
Board Action
8843.57
TOTAL
AMOUNT
CLASSEN HIGH SCHOOL BLDG FUND
N L George, Clerk
Petty Gash Reimbursement
Hudgins, Thonpson, Ball
Estb #2 = Classen High School
561.34
Okla Publishing Co
Glassified ad
145.20
Southwest Constructors Inc
Est. #2 - Classen High School
.75
28,067.06
28,774.35
TOTAL
AMOUNT
1952 SEPARATE BOND
Lippert Bros
Bills Recommended for Payment
1606 0 0.0
Low
110,099.05
Est. #4 - Douglass High School
u
TOTAL
110s099.05
: ? All the claims, shown in items #la to/#11.,-both? inclusive 1 have ] been examined and approved by the auditor as to appropriations purpose of expenditure, calculation, and receipt by the department heads. We recommend that same be allowed and the Clerk be instructed to -issue warrants in payment thereof.
Item # 2
PAYROLLS PREVIOUSLY APPROVED BY THE BOARD UPON1 WHICH WARRANTS HAVE BEEN ISSUED ARE AS FOLLOWS; ,
May Payrolls Recommended
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GENERAL FUND 195^53 Payroll for the month of May, #1790 to and including #1967. . ° . $ SEPARATE FUND 1952-53 Payroll for the month of Mays #273 to and including #301 ° ° • ° • I'JJ fei A':' . 711 i, i i' jiW-Jj: J -■ 19^9 BOND FUND Payroll for the month of May, #21 to and including #22 . . . . . 1952 BOND FUND o • Payroll for the month of J K GENERAL BUILDING LEVY Payroll for the month of May, # 60 to and including # 62 . . ? SEPARATE BUILDING LEVY 1952-53 Payroll for the month of May9 # 37 to and including # 39 « »
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Item # 3
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PAYROLLS FOR PAY PERIOD ENDING June 30 „ 1953 “ One Month GENERAL FUND ; Payrolls, = including school administrators, clericals teachers„ service'department employees and'extra services , . ....... „ 650,000i,00 < 7 ' ' SEPARATE FUND <i’;- !■ ' ' - - fefe,fefe ‘ Payroll's - including school administrators, clerical9 teachers, . 659ooo0oo'■ service department employees, 'and extra services ...... m»CBB : . l9* 200c.00 :fe -,' •Payrolls - including engineer’s office' . • 'fe w < ■ Wfefe-w' 1952 BOND , ; 1 ' S 1 Payrolls => including construction crews on new buildings and eootfeieooo'oeoeeBoeooDo 5.000,so.t IEVY 1952-53 i -•' W ■ ■J' r action crews on new buildings and i v 2,000.00 o ,o t 1 , . • o’. . / =53' 1 “■ ' ' ' ’ <fe'W’ ■ ' ’ ■ ' ' ,(A action crews „on new buildings . 1,500.00 Payrolls x
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June' Payrolls Authorized
MEETING OF JUNE 1, 1953 - CONT’D The persons to be listed .on-these-payrolls have,been regularly employed,by the Board on an s annual,^monthly * or daily bagi-s, and ,payroils are'to be computed 'on actual salaries as fixed by the Board. All payrolls will be supported by verified ayroll’claimsyearrying proper authorisation and approval and will be examined by the Super! , Cleik,'and'Auditor prior to release of warrants. We recommend that these claims-be rat nd approve# ‘for paywnt subject only to revision on certificate, as to absentees and si ;es, and action of thy, i Board on salaries not designated, and the the Clerk be author! i ssue warrant s for same.
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[Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that the foregoing list of claims R. #194 jin the total amount of $427,701.14 be allowed and that the Clerk be instructed to issue Claims [warrants in payment thereof as recommended. On roll call, the motion carried with all memApproved for Payment ipresent voting "Aye." R. #195 [MR. Pearson moved that the payrolls for the month of May beoapproved and that the payrolls Payrolls for[for June be authorized as recommended. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and carried on May Approved-troll call with all members present voting "Aye." June Payrolls Authorized
GENERAL BUSINESS INFORMATION, PURCHASING Mr. Pearson moved approval of the following resolution authorizing Mrs. L. D. Mq.lt on and R. #196 Approval for Mrs. Floy Campbell to take trips in the interest of the school system as follows: Trips of RESOLUTION Mrs. Melton, Mrs. Campbell The Board of Education of the City of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, feels it would be of great benefit to the Oklahoma City School District if the following persons would attend the meetings indicated: Mrs. L. D. Melton, Member of the Board, to attend a meeting of the National Education Association, June 28 to July 3, inclusive, Miami, Florida;
Mrs. Floy Campbell, Director of Public Relations, a meeting of the Association of Public School Relations, June 24, 25, 26, 1953, Miami, Florida, and the National Education Association Conference, June 28 to July 3, inclusive, Miami, Florida. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the persons above designated be directed to attend the meetings as indicated, with the understanding that such attendance is solely for the present necessary good of the schools of the District, if they can arrange their work so as to do so; and these being special services to the Board of Education that it be is hereby ordered that all expenses on the trips be paid by the Board of Education. The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
Mr. Rearson moved approval of the auditor's recommendation for supplemental appropriations R. #197 Supplemental from surplus funds available to take care of needs for balance of the year for both majority Appropriatioi|sand separate schools in salaries and in general maintenance and operative expenses as required and as scheduled below: Approved Appropriation Accounts having unencumbered balances proposed Tor cancellation: Acc't No.
Purpose
Teachers Salaries $ 3,000.00 Maintenance 27,017.44 Transportation 494.00 Capital Outlay 2,530.46 Interest on Warrantsp,000.00 $34,041.90
SEPARATE FUND
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Acc't No.
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GENERAL FUND
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SUPPLEMENTAL AND ADDITIONAL NEEDS:
27,196.12 19,963.88 $47,160.00
Purpose
Request Approved
GENERAL FUND 1 2 4
Teachers Salaries Maintenance Capital Outlay SEPARATE FUND
1 2 4
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Teachers Salaries Maintenance Capital Outlay. Interest on warrants
$119,000.00 59,475.00 19,400.00 $197,875.00
3,000.00 17,560.00 94,326.69 600.00 $115,486.69
GENERAL BLDG. LEVY Construction of New Bldgs.
122,119.56
SEPARATE BLDG. LEVY Construction of New Bldgs.
17,130.12
The motion was seconded by Mr. Barton and, on roll call, carried unanimously.
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R. #198 Approval to Give City Easement on New Longfello Strip of Land
BUILDINGS
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve granting the City of Oklahoma City an easement, 30 feet, on the new Longfellow Elementary School site which borders on N. E. 48th Street on the south’;, this land to be used for pavement. The motion carried.
R. #199 Bid Let on Sewer for Prairie Queen
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid for the Prairie Queen sewer project to Mark Holloway Construction Company in the amounttof $16,419.5^; this being low bid. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to let bid on an addition to the John Adams Elementary School to the J. W. Skaggs Construction, whose bid of $88,336 was low, 'On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid on an addition to the Andrew Johnson Elementary School to the Lehman Lippert Construction Company, whose bid of $95,860 was low. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to yeject the low bid of $58,431 submitted by L. M. Jones Company, on Valley Brook Elementary School, because of the high square foot cost, the Board to re-negotiate with the architect for a building to cost less than $10.00 per square foot instead of $11.73; to pay the architect $625-00 at this time for work already/ done, but if the building costs $10.00 or more,per square.foot, the architect will receive no further payment. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. *** Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the ’following recommended change order in the construction of the new shops buildings:
Cost breakdown of additional labor and material involved in the construction of the shops buildings:
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R. #203 Change Order on Shops Bldg Approved
Install two wall hung closets and additional roughing in, for sanitary conditions in shops building $213.46 Omit Two floor type closets 96.00 $117-46
Install three additional 4" sheet metal ducts under floor in shops building Change circulating pump for heating system in purchasing building ftom 3phase to single phase
Install two gas pressure regulators in shops and garage buildings from 15# to 10# pressure
156.00 48.00
100.00
Install and rough in one lavatory in toilet of purchasing building
35-00
Omit Bradley wash fountain and install three w all hung lavatories ih shop building credit -
22.43
Additional labor involved when shop building was moved 40' west from or iginal ’ layout:
Bulk excavation Hand excavation Backfill Sand fill
102 cu. yds. Unit price $2.00 37 cu. yds. Unit price $4.00 9 cu. yds. @ $2.00 12 cu. yds. @ 1.25 Labor @ .75 @ 20.00
$204.00 148.00 18.00 15.00 9.00 ' 60.00
On roll call, the motion carried with all members Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to approve the purchase of stage drapes for Hawthorne School from the Capitol Stage Equipment Company, in the total amount of $698.00, this being low bid, the only other bid^submitted being by Oklahoma City Scenic Company in the amount of $948.00, all bids having been received in response to the attached Notice for Bids. On roll call the motion carried unanimously.
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R. #204 Bid Let on Drapes
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R. #205 Bid Let on Sound System for Marshall ——————— i
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton approving letting Ibid on a sound system for John Marshall Secondary School to the Atomic Sound Engineering Company, low bidder, in the total amount of $3,938.00, the only other bid submitted being by the Cox Radio and Sound Company in the amount of $4,750-00, all bids being received in response to the attached advertisement. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton granting permission to raze the ! recently acquired house on the four acres of g round which the Board of Education owns j adjoining N. E. 96th and Harvey, the John Marshall Secondary School having offered to | raze the building and improve the site without cost to the Board, as a project of the Vocational Agricultural Class. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present votifig
R. #20 7 Bid Let on McKinley School
The architect and contractor having presented an alternate of changing different materials and reducing qualities of the materials which will bring the square foot cost to $9-65 per square foot on the new William McKinley Elementary School, motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to let bid to the Tippin Construction Company, as follows: Add:
Add:
Low Base Bid Alternate #1, Grading & Drainage Work Alternate #2 - extend sewer and connect to city sanitary sewer TOTAL
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456.00 ! $67,171-00
Less Change Order #1 Item 1.
Omit birch door jams and.trim in doors 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, and 10. Replace with steel door jams. Omit all birch wood doors and replace with unselected-gum doors Deduct:
500.00
Item 2.
Change class room lighting as discussed
Deduct:
800.00
Item 3-
Omit hot water line to classroom sinks. Omit one water cooler and change 50 gallon hot water hearter to 40 gallon heater. Deduct:
500.00
Item 4.
Omit flex blocks, replace with Kern-Crete blocks.
Low base bid and additions less change order
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900.00 $2700.00 $64,47’1.00
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #20’8 Bid Let on File Cabinets
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mrs. Melton to let bid on file cabinets-steelfpr Grant, Marshall, Taft, Nichols Hills, Buchanan, Prairie Queen, Fillmore, Admas, West Nichols Hills, McKinley, Valley Brook, Coolidge, Arthur, Dewey, Britton, Rockwood, Hawthorne S. W. 55th and Shartel, Johnson, Kaiser, Garfield, Hayes, Casady Heights, Tyler, S. E. 59th and Eastern, S. W. 52nd and Shartel, Edwards, and Dunbar Schools in the total amount of $7,720.54, as shown on talbulation submitted and filed in the Clerk's office, the purchase to be charged to G. B. L. account in the amount of $3,560.82, to the 1952 Bond account in the amount of /$3,938.O7, and to the S. B. L. account in the amount of $221.65; all bids having been received in response to the attached advertisement. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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313 Notice for Bi on File Cabinets
Motion was made by Mrs. Melton and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid on concrete for the new Shop Building to the low bidders in the total amount of $2,73^-60, to be divided on a 50-50 basis between Dolese Company and Murphy-Perkins Company, whose bid was the same, the purchase to be charged to General Building Levy, and bids having been received in response to the attached advertisement:
R. #209 Bid'Let on Concrete
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
#2^o i Bid let on I Cabinet Lurnbe & Hardware
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid on cabinet lumber and hardware materials in the total amount of $19,755*62 to bidders as shown on tabulation sheet submitted, the materials to be used for all new elementary school buildings and additions now under construction, and to be charged in part to G. B. L., S. B. L. and Bond; bids having been received in response to the advertisement aboverattached. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to confirm the purchase of forty additional typewriters for the Separate Schools, as approved previously, the price being $125.00 each. On roll call the motion carried, with all members present voting "Aye."
R> #211 | Additional ! Purchase of I Typerwriters j R. #212 Adjournment
On motion of Mrs. Melton, seconded by Mr..Barton, the Board adjourned to meet at the call of the President.
THEREUPON THE BOARD ADJOURNED.
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HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE?, SPRIHG 1953
CLASS OF 1953 Irma Jean Baker
Hadley Bower, Jr.
Joan Brewer
Mary Pokojski
Roy Gillmore
Henry Benedict
Delores Burnett
Donald Roberts Floyd Arthur Routh
Allen Jenks (G.E.D.)
Barbara Johnson
Eugenia Caughell Maurice “Red� Cavnar
Louise Seward Smith
Smith
Lewis Smith
Melba Lilley
Joe E. Crawford, Jr.
Arlene McWethy
Mary Dennis
Marlow Severin
Beverly Ann Ray Kendrick Kenneth Phyllis Joan KiddI
Jerry Cook Patsy Curtis
Elton Manley
James Sponsler
Jane Thedford
Marilyn Martin
Pat Thedford
Rudy Donat
Vonda Martin
Donna Tolleson
Ted Duncan
Henry Maxey
Shirley Wasserbeck
Jean Evanoff
Ivalie Moore
Sonya Sue Webster
Harold Fisher
Bob Oliphant
Carolyn Folsom
Judith Page Jerry Patterson
Tim Ford
Juanita Ruth Fullerton
John Marshall Secondary School
Naomi Shaffer
Eugene Johnson
John Cade
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Andrew Severin
Thomas Hunteman
Eddie Butler (G.E.D.)
Commencement Exercises
Vernon Elmo Riggs
Louise Holliman
Ingeborg Holweg
Jane Burton
Jane Rose Powell
Kenneth Cecil Hembree
Luther Hendricks, III
and
Betty Phipps
Barbara Gilliland
Jimmye Miller Bennett Dortha Blalock
Dorothy Pierson
Richard Garton
Betty Bednar
Baccalaureate Services
Margie Ann Patterson
Barbara J. Garretson
Wanda Beaver
Bill West Marian White
Patricia Williams
May 24 and 25, 1953
Delthia J. Wolf
National Honor Society members listed by black type
Class
1953
Katherine Alberta Adams Kay Frances Adkins Ronald Anglin Bernadine Armstrong Delroy James Armstrong Patsy Ruth Barham Rex Leon Barnett Norah Cleveland Barr Claudette Ruth Beck Helen Yvonne Blair Raymond M. Blanchey Lonnie Christine Williams Boyd Hazel Lorece Burns Christine Joyce Butler Jacqueline Francell Butler Bennie Lee Byrd Otto Caldwell, Jr. Maurice Cannon Allan Leonard Carr Vonzell Carter Marlene Cleatrice Cheadle Gloria Jean Clark Herbert Karl Clark Darlene Coleman Billy Dean Cosby George Washington Counts Charles Crigler Noble Crosby, Jr. Maurice James Crossland Effie Ophelia Davis Lavern Davis Walter Lawrence Dillard Carl Leon Douglas Claudine Margaret Eaves Leroy Edwards Norma Lee Edwards
Raymond Edwards Geneva Gail Elam David Gene English Martenia Earlene Fails Norma Lee Felix Rita Beatrice Ford Delnoris Doreatha Francis Carole Anltrice Hall Doris Jean Hall Eloise Harland Kay Doris Harnsberry Thomas Leroy Harrell H. M. Harris Robert Lee Harris Lillie Mae Harrison Dolla Jean Henson Joe Willie Hill Theodore Waymond House Edgar Lee Houston, Jr. Harriett Leanna Hubbard Michael Bradley Hudson Cecil Calvin Humdy, Jr. Florene Ivory Shirley Bessie Ivy Eloise Jackson Zelbert Laurence Jenkins Betty Lou Johnson Doris Loretta Johnson Faye Lorine Johnson Ruby Lee Johnson Willie Jewell Johnson Barbara Maxine Theresa Jc Tommie Jean Jones Alma Jean King Frances La-Verne Kirk Yvonne Kirk
Otha Loretta Lampkins Mary Ellen Laster Bettye Jean Lee Vera Mae Lee Wilbert D. Lee Willie Mae Lee Ruby Jean Lewis Frankie Jean Lindsey Syretha Littlejohn Bobbie Ruth Long Clara Ruth McDonald Dorothy Mae McDuffy Buford Arnold Macklin Elizabeth Ann Mathis Viola Peggy Matson Phillis Lucille Matt Dorothy Mae Maynard Shirley Janice Miles Raymond Mitchell Melvin Eugene Moore Zelda Bell Moore Herman Murray Floyd Deverlin Osborne, Jr. Freddie L. Parrish Saretta Peters Clarissa Verniece Poindexter William Royal Richardson Betty Louise Roberts Bonita Lenore Rogers James Wesley Rose Martha Ellece Ross Charles Morris Sanders Earl Lee Scarborough Pearlie Beatrice Scott Joe Ray Sheets Mildred Joyce Smallwood
Alonzo Smith Furman Smith James Harland Smith Alverzine Avon Spears Louie Butler Spears, Jr. Maxine V. Spivey Claudette Brudenia Story Charline Striplin Gwendolyn Marieta Strong Elmer Tall Leonard Tampkins, III Joe Louis Taylor Jessie M. Thomas Norma Glen Thomas Gwendolyn Katie Thompson Edwina Wanell Tillman Bennie Townsend, Jr. Sylvia Ruth Townsend Paul E. Tucker Hazel Pauline Turner Leo Willie Turner, Jr. Cornelia L. Walker Donna Ruth Wallace Dorothy Mae Louise Weaver Joan Bernice Webb Geneva Earlene Webster Willie Carole Wilburn Calvin L. Williams Eugene D. Williams Johnnie Lee Williams Marvin L. Williams Ozell Williams Velma Stine Williams Daniel Wilson, Jr. Shirley Jean Woodard Gwendolyn Norweign Woods
David Crane Andrews Bobby Bratcher
Mosellee Maurice Burrough Haynes Ellis
Kenneth C. George Christine Hughes
Johnie McClellon Dorothy Lee Simmons
319 MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1953
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA MET IN SPECIAL SESSION IN
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THE BOARD ROOM, IRVING AUDITORIUM, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1953 AT 4:30 P. M. O'CLOCK.
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PRESENT: C. B. McCray, President
R. Lewis Barton Jim Lookabaugh John C. Pearson, Jr.
ABSENT: Mrs. L. D. Melton, Member Dr. N. L. George, Clerk
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Others present: Dr. J. C. Swanson, Superintendent; Mr. M. J. Burr, Assistant Superintendent; Dr. Melvin Barnes, Assistant Superintendent; R. Ben Brown, Bill Foutz, H. B. Ginn, Bill J Haller, Charles Harville, Gene Stinebeck - directors; W. A. Lybrand, Attorney; Martha Russell, Central Food Service Director; Henry Foth, Music Department; Katherine Saner, J Superintendent's Secretary; Mary A. Thacker, Clerk's Assistant. ยง The invocation was given by the President, Mr. McCray.
|Invocation
On motion of Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Barton, bids received in response to the attached |r . #213 jBids Opened advertisement for bids on plumbing facilities for Central High School relocated cafeteria jon Plumbing were opened and read aloud as follows: I Facilities Advance Plumbing & Heating Co. $16,961.53 . 15,702.00 * Industrial Plumbing & Heating Co Ridgeway Plumbing & Heating Co. 17,379.00
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton that bid for plumbing facilities at the relocated cafeteria, Central High School, be let to the low bidder, Industrial Plumbing and Heating Company, in the amount of $15,702.00, subject to consultation with the engineers and contractor. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #214 Bid on Centre Plumbing Let to Industrial
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve negotiations for renting the second floor of the Irving School building to the U. S. Army Air Corps, Reserve Branch, with use of certain auxiliary spaces. The motion carried.
R. #216 Approval to Negotiate foi Renting Irvir
R. #215 It was moved by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson that permission be granted to contract Watering Fooi ball Area Mr. J. C. Wood to water the Capitol Hill Stadium football area as needed during the summer Approved period, cost to be not greater than $60.00 for watering, and number of times watered to be not more than six times during the summer, Mr. Bill Haller to approve time for watering and amount. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye." Dates for Bic on New Class? It was reported that the date for the new Classen High School bids to be due has been Changed changed to August 27, 1953, from July 30th.
It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton that recommendations, as follows, in regard to sororities and fraternities in high schools be approved: (1) That sororities and fraternities be abolished in junior and senior high schools with the exception that juniors and seniors (pupils in the 11th and 12th grades) who were members during school year 1952-53 inay be permitted to continue membership during the next two school years provided that such clubs remaining are under strict adult supervision and their conduct is not inimical to the operation of the school program. (2) That personnel be made available at least to the staff of the four schools at which sororities and fraternities are being abolished to provide an expansion of the program of activities of the student body. (3) That a car be made available and expenses paid for the persons to be designated as actiivity directors at Classen, Harding, Northeast, and Taft Schools and the activity director at Capitol Hill Senior High School to attend a conference on student acitivity programs which is scheduled for the week of August 9, 1953 at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Arkansas.
R. #217 Recommendations in re Sororities & Fraternities Approved
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That permission be granted to employ Ernest Kilgore as consultant to the senior and junior high school principals, assistannt principals, counselors, and activity directors for a two-day period, fee and expenses not to exceed $75-00.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." PERSONNEL
Personnel Recommended
The following personnel recommendations were submitted:
Employment - Summer Workshops - June, 1953 Bequest permission to pay the following persons employed, for the summer workshops: Thelma Bailey
4300.00
Ben Males
$100.00
Geneva Hood.
♦* Mr. Males is receiving $200.00 from Oklahoma A & M College Helen Jones (Jr» High Workshop) $500.00
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Teachers selected, to teach in the Oklahoma City Summer School: Secondary School
Elementary Schools
Central High School
Buchanan Anna White J. Davis - Goldie Mayberry Emerson - Mary Campbell Jefferson * Geneva Hood Harrison - Valera Wiler Horace Mann — Ethel Hunke Zelma Gordon Lafayette - Grace King Mrs* C. E. Warren Linwood - Mrs. VeltaHunley Bethyl Grimsley Nichols Hills - Alpha Maney Geraldine Clow Sequoyah—Alma Ho efl e Eula Waggoner Whittier - Elva Endicott Bertha Glaser
Lloyd. Estes Forrest Sullins Baby McKelvy fern Collier Gladys Shepard. Mary Heel Adaline Ball Jim Conger Mabel Bark Bae Miller Stella Edmiston Carrie Miller John Baden Annamarie Cosner Eva Qhowning
DougLas High School Lelia Lovejoy L. C. Williams
R. #218 Personnel Approved
Motion to approve the foregoing list of personnel for the Summer Workshop and Summer School was made by Mr. Barton, seconded by Mr. Pearson, and on roll call, carried unanimously.
Recr. Comm. Recommendations
The following recommendations for personnel for Summer Playgrounds were presented by the Recreation Commission:
That the following Field Supervisor be elected beginning June 4 at a salary of $9.5° per day for the days she works: Mildred Biekard
or $9.00 per day for the. dayshesheeleet94 works:
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Bose Marie Smith
Eield Supervisor be elected beginning June 4 at a salary of $7.25 per day for the 'days he works. S *
Edmund Rotzinger
321 MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1953 - CONT'D
Shat the following playground supervisors he elected beginning June 4 at a salary of $6.18 per day for the days they works Evelyn Calder Viola Cooley Samuel H. Crowder Nadine Bane Helen Delaney 1 Evelyn Douglas Vera Emmons
Mabel Kays Mary Esther Jarboe Bobbie McBride Bowena Oliver Valera Miler Mary McCord
Recommendatior pf Recreation Comm. Cont’d
Shat the following lifeguards be elected beginning June 4 at a salary of $6X18 per d^ylfortthe’days' thgy wBfrfc:. Byron Bailey William Baird.
Carroll Gregg Jon Kelly Ghan
Shat the following playground assistant supervisors be elected beginning June 4 at a salary of $5.54 per day for the days they works
Dan Costley Patricia Evans Florence Fithian Jim Johnson Patricia Lackey Boss McClain
Emily McCord Mary Ann Beich Ethel Bice Barbara Sanders Ann South Sara Thomas
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Shat the following playground supervisors for the separate schools be elected beginning June 4 at a salary of $6.18 per day for the days they work? I
Elvora Allen Mary A, Cook Selma Fairly Oletha Huntley Otis LawTence
Huth Lewis A. J. Ionian Joy Hargrove Haymond Mitchell Alice Waters
That the following playground assistant supervisors for separate schools be elected beginning June 4 at a salary of $5.54 per day for the days they work:
Ardessie Knight Willard Moore
Betty Osborne Hallie Jean Bichardson
That the following playground assistant supervisor be elected beginning June 15 at a salary of $5.54 per day for the days he works*
Harlis Underwood That the following playground assistant supervisor be elected beginning June 15 at a salary of J$5.00 per day for the days he works: Marvin Liddell
That the following playground supervisor for separate schools be elected beginning June 15 at a salary of $6.18 per day for the days he works:
LeEoy Moore j
i Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve recommendations of the Recreation Commission for personnel for Summer Playgrounds, as shown above. On roll call, the motion carried, with all members present voting /Aye."
BUILDINGS Motion by Mr. a. b. c. d. e.
to approve moving the following portable buildings was made by Mr. Barton, seconded Pearson, and carried: 6 classrooms from James Buchanan to the U. S. Grant High School site 4 classrooms from Fillmore to Valley Brook or U. S. Grant School site. 2 classrooms from Stand Watie to the U. S. Grant Schoolsite. 2 classrooms from John Marshall to Monroe School site. 2 classrooms from John Marshall to Mayfair School site.
R. #219 Recommendation Recr. Comm. Approved R. #220 Moving Annexes Approved
MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1953 - CONT’D R. #221 Erecting New Steel Classrooms Approve;!
R. #222 Approval to Raze Annex, Cleveland
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R. #223 I Approval to Sell Annexes
R. #224 Change Ord. #2, Taft Jr. Addition
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded hy Mr. Pearson to approve erecting new steel portable classrooms at the following school sites: Columbus - 1 classroom; J. Davis - 2 classrooms; Stand Watie - 2 classrooms On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to grant permission to raze the annex building at Cleveland Elementary School, the razing to be done by the schools 1 Maintenance Department. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
It was moved by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded -by Mr. Barton to approve selling to the Northwest Baptist Church a 2-room annex and 1-room annex located at West Nichols Hills School, and also the 1-room annex at Britton Elementary School, for $500.00. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve Change Order #2, Taft Junior High School cafeteria and kitchen, Hughes Construction Company, Contractors, as follows:
Use face brick on North wall, Substitute select red common brick on West South walls. b. Substitute concrete blocks in partition walls separating rooms. c. Furnish and install on a redesigned basis Trane Company unit ventilators with window sill line ductwork. Deduction $715*50 The motion carried. *>* Mr. Barton moved approval of Change Order #6, New Douglass High School, Lippert Bros, Contractors, as follows: a.
R. #225 Change Ord. #6, Douglass
Move 14" main sewer 45* to north, adjust connecting sewers as required; add 60’ to length of sewer so that it will connect to next manhole to north. Add 70' to 12" sewer at west side of auditorium and connect directly to manhole.
a. b.
Addition $183-00
The motion was seconded by Mr. Pearson and carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #226 Change Ord. #1, Britton Addition !
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve Change Order #1, Addition to Britton Grade School, M. B. Rischard, Contractor, as follows: a.
Install three flush wall switches as outlined — Addition $54.75
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. R. #22? Change Ord. #2, Britton Addition
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Motion was made by Mr. Pbarson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve Change Order #2, Britton Grade School Addition, M. B. Rischard, Contractor, as follows: Relocate drinking fountain south of present location - Addition
$21.50
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #228 Change Ord. j #2, Classen !
Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve Change Order #2, new Classen High School, as follows:
Remove existing curb New concrete curb Relocate existing fence Payroll taxes & insurance
$ 56.83 Southwest Construction Company, Contractors 123.52 362.00 10?. 4-7 $552.82 Contractor’s Overhead & profit 82.92 @ 15$ $635 •’A Addition to Contract
On roll call; the motion carried unanimously.
R. #229 Change Ord. #2, Fillmore Addition
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh to approve Change Order #2, Fillmore School Addition, as follows, J. W. Skaggs Construction Company, Contractors:
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Completely rebuild return pump pipe leader Increase suction piping to full size of pump suction Increase size of line from pump discharge to boiler inlet Provide two new air traps and relief vents Provide thermometers for each return section Repair all thermal insulation for pipes disturbed and provide new insulation for new piping. Addition $2,286.20
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
523 MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1953 - CONT'D
R. #230 Change Ord. Arthur School
It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve Change Order #1, Arthur Grade School, Tippin Construction Company, Contractors, as follows: Install complete five adult and two baby wall mounted water closets --Addition
$665.00
The motion carried on roll call with all members voting "Aye."
Mr. Barton moved approval of Change Order y7, New Douglass High School, as follows: -(Lippert Bros., Contractors) Increase size of Band Room 8'-O', including changing exterior wall to accommodate door change, interior partition changes, new door to Band Instrument Room, Deck over Piano Room, move drinking fountain, add UO’fTourescent lighting— Addition $756.3^ The motion was seconded by Mr. Pearson. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #231 ; Change Ord.#7 iNew Douglass
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve Change Order #8, Douglass High School, Lippert Brothers, Contractors, as follows:
. R. #231-A j Change Ord. #1 : New Douglass
Omit angle jambs, add sag rods. Omit Drive-it anchors, add 3A" welded rod anchors (These changes apply to the Stadium) No. change in contract price
The motion carried unanimously. Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve employment of Wright and Selby, Architects, to draw plans and specifications for the addition to Harding Junior High School, the contract to be drawn up after 1953 Building Levy funds are available. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." *»’
It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the employment of Sorey, Hill and Sorey, Architects, to draw the plans and specifications for the addition to Mayfair Elementary School, the contract to be drawn up after 1953 Building Levy funds are available. On roll call, the motion czrried with all members present voting "Aye."
jR. #232 |Architect S Employed for § Harding Add. ■ ■ A. #233 !Architect ;Employed for !Mayfair Add.
|R. #23^ It was moved by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve the employment of Bramlet and Baldwin, Architects, to draw plans and specifications for the addition to Monroe !Architect i Employed for Elementary School, contract to be drawn up after 1953 Building Levy funds are available. <Monroe Add. The motion carried on roll call with all members present voting "Aye.>" Motion was made by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve the preliminary plans for the proposed addition to Southeast High School as prepared by Hudgins, Thompson, Ball, Architects, the estimated cost of this addition being approximately $300,000. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the following resolution in reference to wage rates, prepared by Hudgins-Thompson-Ball, Architects: RESOLUTION
jR. #235 j Preliminary Plans, S. E. j Approved 5
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Resolution in re .Wage Rates ;Approved
WHEREAS, The Board of Education, Independent School District No. 89, County of Oklahoma, State of Oklahoma (hereinafter called School District) has caused plans to be prepared for the construction of the new Classen High School building; and,
WHEREAS, it is desirable that the rates of pay for laborers and mechanics engaged in the construction of such project will not be less than the prevailing local wage rates for similar work; and, WHEREAS, the governing authority of the School District has made investigation of the wage rates prevailing in the said School District;
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT: THAT IT IS FOUND AND DETERMINED that the rates shown for the classifications listed on the attachment marked "Exhibit A" are the prevailing local rates of pay for laborers and mechanics engaged in similar work. DATED this 30th day of June, 1953* ATTEST: N. L. George, Clerk
(Signed) Board of District State of By C. B.
Education, Independent School No. 89, County of Oklahoma, Oklahoma McCray, President
(Copy of Resolution, with certification, is on file in the Clerk's Office.) A(See next page?for Exhibit A.)
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“EXHIBIT A" WAGE RATES
Decision-M-1831
g-' Construction Air tool operators (jackhammermen, vibrator) $1.65 Asbestos Workers 2.6125 * B improvers? 1st year 1.45 2nd " 1.61 3rd " 1.74 4th * 1.88 Boilermakers 2.70 * helpers 2.45 Bricklayers 3.50 Carpenters 2.525 Cement finishers 2.60 ; Electricians 2.75 Cable splicer 2.75 Glaziers 2.09 Ironworkers, structural 2.625 * ornamental 2.625 # reinforcing 2.625 laborers, building 1.60 " semiskilled 1.75 lathers 3.30 linemen 2.75 Groundmen, Class B, 55$ of journeymen’s rate Groundmen, Class A, 71.5$ of journeymen’s rate Marble setters 2.75 Mason tenders 1.65 Mortar mixers 1.65 Painters, brush 2.2125 ” structural steel 2.25
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Piledrivermen $2.70 Pipe layers (concrete and clay) 1.65 Plasterers 3.30 “ tenders 1.65 Plumbers 2.80 Roofers 2. 24 Sheet metal workers 2,60 Soft floor layers (linoleum) ... 2.00 Steam fitters 2.80 Stone masons 3.50 Terrazzo workers 2.75 B base machine man 1.90 • ” experienced 1.60 helper * workers’ helpers 1.35 Tile setters 2.75 Truck drivers? 1-1/2 to 3 tons 1.25 Ready-mix 1.25 Material yard truck 1.25 Heavy earth moving equipment, such as Euclid®, Mississippi wagons, 10 yd. tail dump trucks 1.50 Heavy equipment such as lowboys, multiple wheel > heavy winch, tandem tractors and other heavy material moving equipment 1.75
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Ap]jrentice 1Schedule eriod & Rate* 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th
Bricklayers Carpenters Electricians Glaziers Plumbers Roofers Sheetmetal Workers Steam fitters
6 months year 1000 hours 6 months 1000 hours 6 months
50« 60$ 43$ 5°$ 35$ 57$
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70 80 50 65 45 67
80 90 55 70 50 72
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"EXHIBIT A" WAGE RATES Decision M-1Q31 Per Hour Building Construction (Cont.) Welders - receive rate prescribed for craft performing operation to which welding is incidental. Power Equipment Operators: Derricks, under 5 tons $2,375 Oiler 1.75 Truck crane oiler 2.0Q Fireman 2.125 Greaser 1.875 Welder helper 1.875 Mechanic helper 1.875 Air hoist (tuggers) 2.125 ” Compressors (500 ft. and under) 2.125 Pumps, 4- inches or larger 1.875 Pulsometer 1.875 Scootmobile and similar e quipm^nt 2.125 Elevators building 2.125 Form graders 2.125 Mixer, less than 18 cu.ft. 2. 125 Rollers, less than 10 tons 2.125 Screening plants 2.125 Crushing plants 2. 125 Winch trucks (A-frame) 2.125 • * when hoisting steel 2.375 Tractor, wheel type, except hauling 2. 125 Apprentice: 1st year 1.75 2nd year 1.875 3rd year, journeyman operator
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Per Hour Power equipment operators: (heavy equipment) Derrick, two tons and over $2,625 Whirleys, cableways and locomotive cranes 2.625 Shovels, backhoes, draglines, clamshells, orange peels, 3/^ yd. or less 2.375 Shovels, backhoes, draglines, clamshells, orange peels, ©ver 3/4 yd. 2.625 Tail.boom and side boom operators 2.625 Pile driver 2.625 Hoists on stacks or chimneys 2.875 " 2 or more drums 2.375 ” 1 drum 2.125 Two drum truck or boom hoists 2.375 Locomotive (dinkey) 2.375 Mixermobile 2.375 Mixers, 18 cu. ft. or over 2.375 Paving mixers, all sizes 2.375 Blade graders, self-propelled 2.375 Scrapers 2.375 Tournapulls 2.375 Bulldozers 2.375 Elevating graders 2.375 Heavy duty mechanic and welder 2.625 Trenching machines, all sizes 2.375 Rollers, 10 tons or over 2.375 Air compressor, over 500 cu. ft. 2.375
The wage rates contained, in this decision are straight hourly wage rates. In some areas management and labor organizations in the construction industry have collectively bargained for health and welfare fund contributions. Such contributions are not included in wage rates determined by the Secretary of Labor for construction projects.
Apprentices employed pursuant to this determination of wage rates must be registered in a bona fide apprenticeship program registered with a State apprenticeship agency recognized by the Federal Committee on Apprenticeship, U. S. Department of Labor; or if no such recognized agency exists in a State, it shall mean a program registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship, U. S, Department of Labor.
On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the employment of Collins and Gould, Consulting Engineers, to do the engineering plumbing work for the relocation of the cafeteria at Hawthorne Elementary School. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R* #237 Engineers Employed for Work at Hawthorne
R. #239 Change Ord. #2, Polk Addition
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve the employment of Bailey and Bozalis, to develop plans for a 3-room addition to the John Tyler Primary School, such plans to be available for receiving of bids and awarding contract at the regular meeting of the Board of Education, August 3, 1953- On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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R. #238 Architects Employed for Tyler Addition—Date Set for Bids
! Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve Change Order #2, I Polk School Addition, as follows: (George Smith & Sons, Contractors) | I Materials purchased from F. H. Witt Manufacturing Company, Inc., Addition $33*56 | On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." I j GENERAL BUSINESS, PURCHASING, INFORMATION
R. #240 Purchase of Duplicator Approved
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Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearsonto approve the purchase of one Model #1250 Multigraph Duplicator from the Multigraph Sales Agency in the total amount of $2,469*15, to be charged against the C-l General Account. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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R. #241 j Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve a contract with Contract for j E. M. Barnes for the transporting of children to the W. J. Bryan School, in which he Bus• Transport- agrees to furnish the services in the transportation of children to W. J. Bryan School ation from over the entire Oklahoma City School District for a total annual contract price of Approved $8,790*00, these services being the same as those furnished by Mr. Barnes in the 1952-53 school year, and the price the same. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." R. #242 Bid Let on Sewing Machines
Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to let bids on sewing machines to bidders as shown on tabulation submitted and being placed on file in the Business Office, totaling $3,135*92, of which $1,567*96 shall be charged to C-l General Account, and $^567*96 to C-l Separate Account, all bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids. (Ad is included in the minutes of June 1, R. #209*) (Sewing machines being purchased for U. S. Grant and Douglass High schools.) On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #243 ! It was moved by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Pearson to let bid on a precipitator for Bid Let on the new Shops Building to the American Air Filter Company, in the amount of $§,608.00, this Precipitator! being the only bid submitted, the bid being received in response to the attached notice for ^bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
R. #244 Bid Let on Ceramic Tile for Central
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid on ceramic glazed tile for Central High School Cafeteria to Acme Brick Com oany, whose bid of $4,800 was low, the only other bid in the amount of $5,250 being submitted by Bolender Brick Company, the bids being received in response to the attached notice for bids, the cost to be charged against the 1952 Bond Fund. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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R. #245 Bid Let on Library Furniture
It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bids on library furniture for the U. S. GRant, John Marshall, and Douglass high schools to the Remington Rand Company in the total amount of $3,297*30, this being the only company submitting bids, and bid being received in response to the attached notice for bids; the purchase to be charged to 1952 Bond Fund in the amount of $2,198.20 and to the C-l Separate Fund in the amount of $1,099*10. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve letting bids on paper supplies for all schools from low bidders as shown on tabulation submitted and being placed on file in the central office, in the total amount of $2,311*33, the purchase to be charged to 1-6 General Fund in the amount of $1,899*33, and to the 1-6 Separate Fund in the amount of $412.00, all bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously. (Notice for bids is attached above.)
R. #246 Bid Let on Paper Supplies
It was moved by Mr, Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to let bids on equipment for kitchens. R. #247 Bid Let on for cafeterias at John Marshall, U. S. Grant, Douglass, and Arthur schools from companies Cafeteria as indicated on tabulation submitted and being placed on file in the central office; iKitchen equipment for Marshall and Grant schools to be charged to 1952 Bond Fund in the amount of $41,439.51; for Chester A. Arthur to be charged to General Building Levy Fund in the amount ; Equipment of $4,993*38; for Douglass to be charged to C-2 Separate Fund in the amount of $20,736.36— total purchase being$67,169.25; notice for bids being included with other items advertised shown in minutes of June 1, 1953, R* #209* On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
.#248
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve the purchase of furniture for Douglass, Kaiser, Sequoyah, Central, and Capitol Hill Junior High Schools, accepting underlined recommendations, and the bid of the Oklahoma Seating Company on 15" and 17" All Purpose Chairs, deferring the letting of bids on adjustable typewriter desks and bookkeeping desks until samples are submitted by the low bidder by July 6th meeting of the Board; total amount of bids accepted being $28,547'17 ; furniture purchased for Douglass to be charged to Separate Building Levy; furniture for Kaiser, Sequoyah, and Gentral to be charged to Central Food Service Department, and furniture for Capitol Hill Junior High School to be purchased by the school; tabulation of bids submitted and being placed on file in the Business Office, showing amount purchased for each school, the bids being received in response to the attached notice for bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to purchase office furniture for various offices at the new Douglass High School from the House of Wren, low bidder, in the total amount of $7,714.65, this and other bids being placed on file in the central office, and having been received in response to the attached notice for bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
R. #249 Bid Let on Office Furniture, Douglas
Bid Let on Furniture
•MEETING OF JUNE 30, 1953 - CONT'D R. #250 Bid Let on Teachers Lunchroom Equipment
It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid on teachers' lunchroom equipment for U. S. Grant, Central, and John Marshall schools to the low bidder, Institutional Supply Company, in the total amount of $1,7^9-30, the purchase to be charged to the j 1952 Bond Fund, this and other bids being placed on file in the central office and received jin response to the attached notice for bids. On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
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It was moved by Mr. Lookabaugh and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bid for crushed limestone gravel-for area surrounding the new Shops Building to the low bidder, Dolese Company, whose bid was $3,539-25, the only other bid being from Murphy & Perkins in the amount of $3,588,755 both bids having been received in response to the attached notice for bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
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R. #252 Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to let bid for art, science and Bid Let on other laboratory furniture for science room, art room, clothing laboratory, and community Art, Science j center for the new Douglass High School to bidders as recommended on tabulation submitted, Furniture in the total amount of $55,286.05, the purchase to be charged to the C-l Separate Fund, bids being low and received in response to the attached notice for bids. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye." - - “n'-'S'Ea®*4a* a14® ® SS 5 Sff ■S w‘” a g2tS£'§ o'go >S B ■- w-s-^ &S0&2 tfo-g e"4 S'ti j-jH 2'S ^g'?’s'S3
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R. #253 Bid Let on Elec. Mixers, Water Coolers, and Fountains
R. #25^ Bids Let on Pianos
Motion was made by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to approve letting bids on one lot of electric mixers and electric water coolers to bidders as shown on tabulation submitted in the total amount of $6,585.^8; and for water fountains, total of $1,770-00, purchases to be charged to the Central Food Service Department. On roll call, the motion carried with all members present voting "Aye."
It was moved by Mr. Pearson and seconded by Mr. Barton to let bids on pianos for Douglass, Grant, Marshall, Nichols Hills, Prairie Queen, Buchanan, Fillmore, Adams, W. Nichols Hills, McKinley, Polk, Valley Brook, Kaiser, Coolidge, Arthur, Johnson, Dunbar, and Edwards Schools in the total amount for Separate Schools, $11,092.00; Marjority Schools, $8,^50.50; grand j total, $19,5^2.50; the bids having been received in response to the attached notice for i bids; all bids being placed on file in the Business Office with tabulation showing firms j from whom purchased. On roll call, the,.motion carried unanimously.
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Motion was made by Mr. Barton and seconded by Mr. Pearson to approve the Auditor's recommendation to transfer funds as follows: GENERAL FUND, 1952-53 Transfer Out
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R. #255 Transfer of Funds Approved
Transfer In
Other Administrative Expense—$300.00 Salaries, Custodians ------------ 800.00 Salaries, Truck Drivers ------- 500.00 $l,600.00
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Salaries, Supply Department— $200.00 Fuel-----------------U85.OO Water ------------------------100.00 Telephone-----------------72.00 Salaries, Night School ---- — 7^3*00 $1,600.00
On roll call, the motion carried unanimously.
The Superintendent announced he had received information that the City Boiler Inspector would not inspect boilers in schools this year.
City Boiler Inspector Not to Inspect Boilers, Scho
The Superintendent also reported that he had received a letter of appreciation from the City Library thanking the schools for permitting them to use the Roosevelt Junior High School while the new library was under construction.
Letter of Appreciation from Library
The Business Office reported that bids and tabulations are in the Purchasing Office on the following equipment and supplies awaiting the Board's approval for purchase for 1952-535
Report on Bid Yet to be Let for 1952-53
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Steel equipment for vault for new Douglass, low bidder, Wesbanco, $3,760.20 Steel locker sets for Southeast Secondary School, low bidder, Lyon Metal Products, $2,283.33 Lumber and nails for all schools, general stock, approximately $11,000. Lumber for Rockwood School, approximately $700. Arc welder and concrete mixer for the Engineering Department, $1,95^.00 Power sprayerr for John Marshall and Capitol Hill Senior high schools, $610.30. Opera chairs for new Douglass, from $13,700 to $22,000. Cabinet lumber for new rooms, approximately $8,000. Drapes for new Douglass, approximately $6,000. Truck tires and tubes, approximately $600.00. Library books for new Douglass
Motion to adjourn and meet at the call of the President was made by Mr. Pearson, seconded by Mr. Lookabaugh, and carried. ADJOURNED.
ATTEST
Clerk
Approved the 6tli day of July, 1953-
R. #256 Adjournment
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